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Your Community Newspaper News Vol. 55, No. 13 42 pages Gro!>~e Pointe, Since 1940 SO~ March 31, 1994 :: Teachers ratify 93-94 contract ------;- man By Kathleen Ryan Staff Wnter Grosse Pomte teachers and lIbrarIans ratlfied a new con- guilty in killing tract with the board of educa- tIOn m a vote held at Grosse Pomte North High School on March 23 of News artist The one.year contract, which calls for a 275 percent salary By John MinniS Coe said, "Why you ," and mcrease, now goes to the board Editor stepped toward BaldWIn, who of education for final approval The defendant In the Sept 9 fired a bullet mto Robert Cae's The board IS expected to vote fatal earl:, lllU!'nlllg shootmg of neck on the contract at its Monday, a Grosse Pomte News employee Robert Cae was dead on ar. AprIl 11 meetmg. on a DetrOit street was found rival at St John Hospital Meanwhile, talks contmue b'llilty last week of first.degree Thomas Cae fled on fool between the Grosse Pomte murder down an alley and ran onto AdmInistrators Association A DetrOIt Recorder's Court nearby porche~, bangmg on (GPAA), which represents prIn- JUry delIberated for four days doors yellmg for help Durmg cipals and some central office before findmg RIchard Darnell the trIal, It was learned that administrators, and the board Baldwm guilty of the murder Thomas Coo may have un of educatIOn The 25 members charge, which carnes amanda knowmgly sought help from of the GPAA also have been tory sentence of lIfe m prison the very house at which hIS working WIthout an agreement Without parole The 19-year-old brother's killer, Baldwm, had smce September. DetrOit reSIdent was also found been staYIng Photo by Tern Hooper guIlty of assault and usmg a It was also learned durmg firearm m the commIssion of a the tnal that the gun Baldwm felony used belonged to the neIghbor Grosse Pomte News typeset. hood for anyone who wanted to ter/artlst Robert M. Coo, 47, use it Friday, Aprill was killed about 2 a m at AI. A tipster, who recognized The offices of all five ter and LOZIer, one block west Baldwm from a pohce compos. Grosse Pomte city govern- of Mack and about two blocks Ite sketch usmg phySIcal de- ments will be closed for Good from Grosse Pomte Park WIth tails prOVIded by Thomas Cae, Friday County and state of- Coe at the tIme was hiS gave police BaldWIn's name. He fices WIll remain open as brother, Thomas, who escaped was later arrested hIdmg m a well as post offices unharmed He testified m the home on nearby Maryland m tnal DetrOIt He maIntamed hIS m. Saturday, April 2 "It went on a lot longer than nocence throughout the tnal Georgian East, located at I thought It would," Said The defense attorney, DaVId 21401 Mack m the Woods, Thomas Coo, who used vacatIOn Redstone of St Clair Shores, will hold an egg hunt and a tIme and personal days to at tned to show that Baldwm had ~ -;r; visit from the Easter bunny tend the tnal "1 now know been Improperly Identlfled He beginmng at 1p m Call 778- what It feels hke when defense pomted out that Thomas Coo's 0600 for mformatlOn attorney::, make you feel lIke debcnptlUll of the gl1Ihlldn dHl Sunday, April 3 you're on trial" not mclude a llght mustache, Churches across Grosse Robert and Thomas Coe were whlch BaldWin wears Also, Pointe WIll celebrate Easter. In DetrOIt at the time to aId Thomas Coe described the sus Grosse Pointers should con. another brother, Charles, pect as wearmg a floppy hat tact theIr local churches for whose car keys had been taken Several neighborhood reSidents informatIon on specIal ser- during a muggmg earher In testlfied BaldWin had never the evening near the spot worn a hat III all the years ViceS. Easter color where the shootmg occurred they'd known hIm Monday, April 4 When the three brothers were The case was also Jeopanhzed Spring and Easter mean colorful The Woods CIty Council unable to hot-Wire the car to by a key wItness who had pre. flowers. many of which can be meeting WIll be held at get It home, Thomas and Rob. viously under oath IdentIfied found at Grosse Pointe Florist. Woods city hall at 7:30 pm. ert Coo went to a pay phone Baldwm as the gunman But Above. sales manager Christina outSIde a party store on Alter when she took the stand before Thursday, April 7 Collman is nearly lost in blooms as at LozIer to call a wrecker DetrOit Recorder's Judge The first of several Power she shows off what are available While Robert and Thomas Wendy M Baxter, she recanted Squadron courses wIll be for Easter. At left. the Easler bunny Coe were awaltmg the tow her ear her statements, saymg held at the Tompkms Center has been holding court at Eastland. truck, they were approached by It was too dark for her to see m Wmdmill Pomte Park be- and in her lap is Ashley Lacroix of Baldwm, who had walked out anythmg. She lIves across the St. Clair Shores. gmnmg at 7:30 p.m For m- from behmd the store He street and one house down from formatIOn, call 343-2178. By the way. the Grosse Pointe pulled a handgun and de the party story were the shoot. News will be experimenting with manded the Coes' money and cotor photographs over the next few wallets At that pomt, Robert See MURDER, page 2A months. Let us know what you INSIDE think! Opinion 6A Autos 1OA DON'T FORGET ••• Obituanes 14A Plead poverty in the Pointes? Seniors 15A On Sunday, April 3, Schools 17A Sure, if it cuts the asseSSlllent Events 19A Daylight Saving TIme begins. By Chip Chapman Features 1B Staff Wnter Be sure to spring forward and Entertainment 7B Can someone hve in a $300,000 home, claIm poverty BySEV* By percentage* move your clock up one hour. Sports 1 C when theIr property tax assess. Classifzed ads 5C ment arrIves m the mail and Park $44,800 30% get away WIth It? The answer, surpnsmgly, IS yes, if the board of reviewal City $81,170 29% lows It WE'RE In 1993, Grosse POInte CONCERNED Farms had 16 such cases The Farms $51,435 50% SEV (state equahzed valuation) ABOUT of these reSIdences ranged from $63,580 to $102,870, meanmg Shores $114,900 54% Home: G.P Farms YESTERDAY'S the homes' values were be. Age: 40 tween $127,160 to $205,740 NEWS. Woods $43,400 63% Family: Married, two News con appear one The Farms has wntten children day and be gone rhe guldelmes for filmg a hardshIp .SEV and percentages are Dot necessarily for the same property reductIOn. To qualifY, a resl' Occupation: InterIOl nexr ClurThe paper deSIgner; owner of news IS prinTed on can dent must have an annual m. fixed Incomes CIVICorgamzatIOns, ete There Kennedy & Co and should live on come under $20,000 a year If a In the March 1994 Issue of was no Olgamzed statelcounty lasr year more Than reSident meets thIS qualIfica The MichIgan Assessor, Madl welfare SY'item as there IS to Claim to fame: Chosen to one rhlrd of all U S tion, the SEV IS cut m half son HeIghts assessor Teny day redecorate ManOOgian newspnnr was recycled "It's a board of reVIew deci Haran deSCribed a poverty ex "Smce there are many sys ManSIOn slon done on a case-by-case ba emptIOn case In hI'; City terns In place today such as And lha! number s Quote: "The ManOOgian growing every day "Ie;" <;aId Farms CIty manager "The 1893 General ReVISIOn ADC, (;enelal A"sIstance, Un RIChard Solak "Generally they of the Propelty ExemptIOn sec emplor ment CompensatIOn, So ManSIOn IS a house, not I'\ecycling ~ a museum Ihope to ISlhe one .. ~ are cut about 50 percent, but tlOn was qUIte vague as regards clal SeWllty, Home, etc, \\ e felt make It a shmmg way we con .... example of the new all give some P.lOad _ tlOn " tlOn hmlt,> or method'> of calcu that the property exemptIon lhlng bacl\ Then P.ecycle This exemptIOn, whIch I'> latIOn ThIs IS becau'ie welfare DetrOIt .. good for only one year, IS used rellef was a local matter admm. See story, page 4A D.J. Kennedy ~ almost exclUSively by tho'le on Istered largely by chmche'" S('(' POVF.RTY, pagf' 2A G .r":;~;~<{~~~v:.~:~~~~:" t;ll:. '! .' ~~ ~ ~.. • • • • • ~. - ...-...... 1 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f, I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION March 31, 1994 2A l~ews Grosse Pointe News

uted to the commumty over the WIth true cash values of more Poverty;.; .....::..;.....cow'se of time" than $100,000," SaId Woods as. Although there aJ e no set ;,e~sor Bill Knapp "We feel From page lA rules Iegardmg how much to that WIth the homestead tax Park residents protest assessments should be used to temporarIly cut the assessment, most credIt, people should pay at By Jim Stlckford Lulls sald that "people often state and use a complIcated for. help people who are undel gOlllg Shores homes were leduced 50 least 3 5 percent of their m. Staff Writer thmk they should be granted a mula that determmes property hard financial times With all percent, With one home's a" come to\\ard property taxes." Like mght follows day, pro reductIOn because they haven't values by averaging out the tests follow the release of the these county and state agencies sessment lowered 54 percent Knapp said that most of the done mamtenance on theIr sales prices of homes In the city m place. our city should not applIcants for the exemptIOn year's property value assess. dnveways, roofs and the like. over a two-year period. Hal dshlp e>.emptlOns are ments m Grosse Pomte Park ask Its other taxpayers to subsl wel e Iivmg In homes valued at Those are mamtenance Items The sale of one home, saId only good for a year A IeSldellt Many Park reSidents spent dire mdlgents for an mdeternll must Ieapply each year to qual undeJ $100,000 and Without that should be kept up, and the Luhs, doesn't affect the overall nate penod. " othel' dSsets much of last week appealmg asseSbor's office operates on the assessments in a neighborhood Ify for the e>.emption theu property assessments, The Village of Grosse POlllte "It's hm'd to Justify poverty premise that homes ale m good because a smgle sale IS too "We have no speCific h'll1de said Dlann Lulis of the asses. Shores had Sl>. hardship cases tOI someone hvmg In a to fau' shape" small to mfluence the average hnes." said City of Grosse sor's office. She expects, when m 1993, With resIdential values $300,000 home," he said On the othel hand, home But With the passage of Pro- Pomte asse"sor Denllli> C the final count IS complete, rangmg from $97,160 to GIOSse Pomte Park does not owners aren't pUnished WIth a posal A, assessors will be Foran "Income, assets and about 200 to 250 reSidents Will $309,220 hdve a set procedw'e for pov hIgher assessment If they keep changIng the formula for deter- value of property me taken lI1tn have filed for review of hel' de. "There are no specific gUIde cI'ty and hro dshlp exemptIOns, the house m excellent condl mming property values This consIderatIOn, but It'" up to the partment's property assess- lmes, It's up to the board of Ie but no reSIdent saw more than tlOn Assessments are only af- formula Will make It easier for bom d of revIew" ments view," s8ld Shores assessOl 11m a 30 percent IeductIOn, except fected If somethmg IS added to a smgle sale In a neighborhood "There IS no smgle reason O'Donnell The City had SIX hm d"lllj> for pi opertles that suffered fire the house like a gal age or an- to affect the value of homes m why reSidents seek relIef," said "It IS up to the homeowner to cases III 1993, Foran Sdld damage othel bathloom the neighborhood. Although the CIty did llot Luhs "But I thmk a factor has bnng in eVidence that the "It's done on an mdlvldual "We don't reward people fo!' "Assessments didn't go up lI1dlcate \\ lllch propeli Ie" Ie been, until thiS year, the fact home was overvalued or that baSIS," <;aId Park assessor DI not takmg care of their house much 111 1994," saJd Lulis. (elved thei>e e"emptIOI1S, none that MIchigan property owners there IS a hardshIp," said .Inn Lull" "Anythll1g that can and we don't pUnIsh people fO! "But come 1995, they could have borne most of the burden had a IeductIOn of mal ethan tllbutes to a person's prOjected takmg care of their home," Eald change a lot on an mdlvldual Shores financIal officer Rhonda of taxes In the state That has Gaskill 29 pel cent II1come IS presented to the Lulls baSIS based on mdlvldual made them angry, and one "We look to see If the"c ,11 e board" Assessors are licensed by the sales" Income, age and the value of thmg they can do about It IS to permanent situatIOns," he ;,ald LulIs said thm e were be. the property are all taken mto seek relief through a loweI' "Is It faIr to be wrltlllg ofT the tween eight and 10 hardship consideratIOn, O'Donnell said, property assessment " along WIth how long the person ta>.es for those hvmg 111 large exemptIOns granted m 1993 homes If they can change thell Lulls declmed to estImate has reSided m their home The state has not written situatIOn" speCific g'Uldelmc'" rf'gardmg how many reSidents might reo "The board of reVieW IS there ceive a reductIOn of their as- 111'" GlO""", ['olme \\- oOll" cutoff figures dnd tIme lengths to show a bit of humamty," sessments, but she lid say that O'Donnell said "They recog- plopeliy ta" exemptIOn apphcB for poverty and hardship ex- tlOn, taken from the General emptIOn;, m prevIous years about one. nIze that people have contnb- thIrd were granted rehef PI operty Tax Act, states "The "We'le not happy With thIS real and personal property of SItuatiOn," Foran saId. "We Several reSidents interviewed for this artIcle declmed to gIve pel sons, who, m the Judb'Tnent Wish the state had some gUIde. Corrections of the supen ISOI and board of lines" theIr names for the record, but CorrectIOns WIll be prznted reView, by reason of povel'ty, they were willing to give their OFF on thu; page every week If are unable to contrIbute toward Murder .:-:.;.;-;-;.:-:.:.'reasons for protesting, whIch 10% there u; an error of fact In the publlc charges IS exempt basically boiled down to money any story, call the newsroom from taxatIOn under thiS act" From page 1A "People often seek reviews at 882-0294 Appllcants must submIt fed. mg OCCUlTed,and she was look. because they have a hard tIme Mens, Womens t1 • eral and state mcome tax Ie mg out the wmdow at the tIme paymg, or because they feel The first sentence of the turns, along WIth their propel'ty of the shootmg. The pay phone theIr assessment does not re- Childrens fourth paragraph m a letter homestead credit form for tax ISwell lit flect the true market value of by Jim Perry m last week's rellef The Woods also looks at The Jury began dellberatmg their property," said Luhs. Docksiders paper should have read the apphcant's assets when de the case on FrIday, March 18 "We, on the board of review, "The board could have termmmg eligIbIlIty for the ex- On Wednesday, March 23, the try to judge each case on Its m. Brown &1'80 frozen the salaries (of teach- emptIOn Jury SaId it was deadlocked, but divldual merits. People should I, ers) - and had good reasons , , Although the Woods did not Baxter was reluctant to call a brmg m evidence like pictures 1 to do so - but chdn't have IdentIfy properties that received mlstnal and gave the Jury of their property and two com- common sense and the con- hardship exemptIOns m 1993, a more tIme At 11:30 a m the parable pIeceS of property, as , , VERFAILLES b' sideration of taxpayers In number of reSidents received fo])owmg day, Thursday, It well as evidence of the market , 1 mind when it made thiS bad substantIal reductIOns, one of handed down the guilty ver. value of those propertIes. They COSSETTES SHOES decisIOn" more than 63 percent dicts should also present theIr evi. *Where Fit is Our Concern- • dence m a clear and precIse A press release last week "We try not to exempt homes Sentencing before Baxter IS 23515 NINE MACK DR., S.C.S. m8rlner." about connectIng to Umver- set for Api'll 12 Redstone said Another common reason why sity of Michigan's "GO M- he wIll urge hIS clIent to ap- MOO••Th!.~.~~~~~. 9-5 ~. LINK" library network on News Deadlines peal people appeal theIr assessment is the condition of theIr horne MichNet should have said to The Grosse POinte News wants 10 help enter UM.GOMLINK at the yOll publlClZe your events To ensure lhal all Ilems have an opportuntly 10 gel Into Advertising "Which Host?" prompt Ihe paper ,n a llmely manne,. deadlines for • le<:e.plol copy WIll be Pfll\\ed here each Deadlines '-' An FYI item m the March wee\< Display advertiSIng deadhnes are as A.\\ Items for \he Fealutes and 10 issue should have Bald follows Entertainment sechons must be In by 3 HOW MAN Y . 0 F YO U :W' II '1?(fS E Any ad needing a proof must be In by DetroIt 10 be for Colin Hubbel IS a P m fnday conSIdered the fol 2 P m friday J 'owrng week ~paper /1" resident • Ads for the second and Ih"d secl. 01\ All Hem, for tile Sports secUOIl must be must be In by noon Monday BEFORE THE RACE IS WON? In by 10 a m Monday for that week s An FYI Item last week Ads (or Ihe firsl sectlon musl be 10 by paper 10 30 a m Tuesday should have said some All Ilems for the News seciIOll, 'nclud. Any questlonsl Call dIsplay advertls- Far too many of you Will lose a loved one, or your own life, 20,000 VIsitors are expected

'1 • ... March 31,1994 Grosse Pointe News Schools 19A Events

Neighborhood Club sets dog adoption, training seminar "- I The Animal BehavIOr Insti- offer helpful mformatlOn on arrive a few mmutes early and tute wIll present a free canme buch tOPiCS ab hou~ tIammg, to tnke notes at the !>eminaI' adoptIOn and trdmmg semmar mppmg and chewmg, doml PI e 'egu,tratlOn is not requIred. on Wednesday, April 6, from 7 nance, cagmg clnd how to Pel', must remam at home, the to 9 pm at the NeIghborhood choose and what to expeLt flurn semmar ''l for people only Club of Grosse Pomte, located a new puppy Followmg the lec The Ammal BehaVIOr Instl at 17150 Waterloo, between St ture, que"tlOns will be taken to tute (ABII IS a research, teach- Clem and Neff explore common problem'l, "uch mg and clinical organizatlO!) James Lessenberry, Instruc as Over playfulnes'l, debtl uctlOn, concerned WIth psychologJCal tor and behavIOr theraplbt, will dlggmg and 'lUbml'l"lVe wet and envll onmental components I tmg of behaVIor ABI prOVides a Easter bunny, The bemma! IS Ideal fOJ faml WIde range of servlce'l to the hes conbldenng acqumng a ppt pubhc and aLademlc commUnI. dog or for tho:,e who air eady tie" MOle utlormatlOll 011 ABI egg hunt have one but need d""l"tance ~l'Vlce., Ldn be obtamed by Attendee" are encow dgld to St. Paul's creates CEOs Georgian East callmg ('JI'315424044 Georglan East, located at City of Qir.oss.e l}l.oittt.e ~n.ob-z, MIchigan St. Paul's Catholic school in Grosse Pointe Farms. under the dlrechon of computer 21401 Mack m Grosse Pomte teacher Jacqueline Curtin and principal Elizabeth Burns. has created a unique program Woods, welcomes the young at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE-N that In accordance With Section 5-3- called Computer Experts On-Line (CEO). which allows middle school students who are heart to celebrate Easter WIth a 19 (0) of the 1975 CJly Code of the CIty of Gro~~e Pomte Woods, computer fluent to work with the elementary students in their weekly scheduled computer VI "It from the Easter bunny th" Cily CUUI!l-J! WllI !lulu a publiC heanng In he Council Court classes. The CEOs also siaU the computer room at lunch lime and categorize new soft- and an Easter egg hunt on Sat ware. Room of the MUnICIpal Building, 20025 Mack Plaza, on Monday, urday, Apnl 2, at 1 pm Aprd 18, 1994, at 7:30 pm, to hear the request of Gen Galle, 15 Above. discussing computer applications are CEOs Suzanne Piech. David BeiL Matthew The Easter bunny WIll don Hampton, Gros~e Pomte Shore~, who IS requc'>l1ng approval of a lot Hindelang. Nick LeFebre. Michael Bissig. Ieffrey Ianisse. Chip Baker. Ryan Pelerin. Brad hiS best Easter finery anp. be McKeen and David Kowalski. spill for Lots 38, 39 & 40 of Gro~~e Powte Counlry Club Woods avaIlable for pIcture takmg Sub (commonly dc~cf1bed a~ 19487-19493-194Y5 Mack Avenue). Below. Courtney Benz shares her expertise with Shelly Chiaramonti and NIcole Hogan. from 1 to 3 P m PolarOld pIC. Allintcrcstcd partle~ are inVited to attend tures of chIldren or famlhes Louise S. Warnke photographed by Georgian East GPN 03/31/94 City Clerk WIll cost $1 The Easter egg hunt begms at 1.30 p m on the grounds of GeorgIan East. Every Easter egg has a treat, but chIldren are encouraged to hunt for three Easter eggs contamtng a wmnmg ticket The three wm ners receIve an Easter basket stuffed WIth Easter goodIes. Cocoa and cookIes will be served followmg the Easter egg hunt The festIVItIes are free and open to the public For more informatlOn, con- tact Bruce OgIlvy at 778.0800 weekdays. Park has Tompkins THE WORLD'S GREATEST HAM JOHN MORREll E-Z CUT Center classes 99 Grosse Pomte Park IS offer- HAMS...... $2 lb. mg one-night Power Squadron and CPR classes at the Tomp- U.S.D.A. fRESH AMER\CAN kms Center begmnmg m early •l It f 1." \, 299 Apnl. leg.O.Lamb..... lb The Power Squadron class 99 deals WIth boatmg safety and Standing Rib Roast...... 5 Ib WIll begIn at 6 30 p.rn on 99 Wednesday, Apnl 6. The three. Boneless Rolle d Rump or SJr'I" om TIp Roast...... 2 lb hour class wl1l cover such sub. Jects as fueling safety, radIO Fresh Made Italian Sausage & Polish Kielbasa ...... procedures, safety with floatmg 2~:; aIds and lIfe preservers, as well Fancy Green Beans 79*' fb as proper navIgatIonal aIds There IS no charge for the class Fresh Cauliflower 99*' 1ge hd Call 822-2812 to regIster Sweet Cantalou es $1.49 ea Two CPR classes are sched- uled, one on Tuesday, Apnl 5, Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice $2.991/2 gal and one on Tuesday, Apnl 26 The three-hour sesslOns begIn fJJ.. /h• Borden 2% Lo Fat Milk sl.89gal Parcells wins OMER at 7.30 pm and WIll teach Bb~ EN:Skim Milk 99f} /2 gal The Odyssey of the Mind team from Parcells Middle School won the coveted OMER award at valuable lessons on how to save this year's regional Odyssey of the Mind competition. Pictured are leam meD1ber~Dan Leehr. lives There IS a $10 fee. 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Carli Spma, a UniversIty TERM SIMPLEINtEREst' APY. Ligget mIddle school student, 24 MONTHS 4.00% won first-place honors In the CALL BATHROOM MAGIC 4.07'/D* Women's History Month essay contest, sponsored by the MIchi- 81O.978.~ 131 36 MONTHS 425% 433'/D* gan Women's CommisslOn and the Amencan ASSOCiatIOnof BY PERN\A CERAM, INC. Umverslty Women Carll was honored by FIrst Authorized Owens/Corning/Sterling Plumbing Repairman REPUBLIC Lady MIchelle Engler fO! her Chip Repair on Tubs and Sinks essay on Helen Keller ~SANK The stateWIde contest was heft!. to encourage students and teachers to study the diverSIty ~E~BEI fOK ~:::::-:.-:.-:..

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~------~------MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f. I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 18A March 31, 1994 Business Grosse Pointe News R Village's Hadden's of London offers luxury for the thrifty By Jim Stlckford Staff Writer bUSiness loan from tIll' Na. comIng a larger part of hel cus The first thmg a customer tlOnal Bank of Detlolt branch tamer base notIces when walking Into Had In the VlIlage "When I took over, men den's of London In the VIllage "I was kmd of Sl11pI Ised to made up maybe 5 Pel cent of IS the scent of the herbs, the get the loan," Hadd('11 SaId "I my customers," sald Hadden potpourrI, the soaps and per. gIVe them a lot oj (redit for "Now I would estImate that fumes that are sold there It m- loamng the mone) tll a women they make up closer to 25 per tngues and lures the customer who has ne\'er 0\\ l1ed a bUSl. cent Men are more comfortable to explore what the store has to ness before and h ld almost no buymg products for, say, a fa offer credIt hlston 1hey've been clal mask I get a lot of them Hadden's speclahzes In the great to me: dm; I have the commg m on the weekend fO! httJe luxurIes, the bath olls, the loan almost paid off." stuff hke that We also now sell specIal teas and the vmtage The shop l~ (aIled Hadden's boar's halr bnstle shavmg style dresses that don't cost a of London bCL,luseIt sells Crab. brushes and shaVing soaps IIn lot, but make hfe better tree & E\eh 11toiletnes, whIch ported from England By In. "When It comes to luxurIes, do come flOn' London But not cludIng more ploducts aimed at a lot of people don't have $100 all the pi"ducts are Enghsh men, I've been able to IInprove to spend on a pall' of trousers," made my busmess" saId Hadden's owner Jennifer The old tashlOned hats are Much to her surpnse. Had Hadden "But the\' do have $10 made In Clhforma the old way den has found that she really to spend on a s'peclal bubble by nnlllllers. Hadden began hkes workmg m retaIlIng She bath to which they can treat selhng Cahforma-made VIC. plans to contmue to operate her themselves" tonan -tyled 'lummer tea store and looks forward to Phn!

Grosse Pomte Woods reSident Marianne Gristy was promoted Also approved was the transfer of $15,564 00 from a Rental Rehab to the positIon of sales manager at Automated CollectIOns Sys- Revolving loan fund and $60,000.00 from a Housing Rehab loan tems, a Southfield-based debt collectIOn agency Gristy Jomed the fund for Jefferson Avenue Streetscape/Sidewalk Improvements. The company III 1993 as an account executive, and WIll SUpervIse all City of Grosse Pointe Park currently has $15,564.00 in its Rental sales assocIates and assIst In developing and Implementing mar- Rehab loan fund and $103,049.16 in its Housing Rehab revolving ketmg projects for the company. loan fund. Jane Blahut Grosse Pointe Park reSIdent John Swegles ill was named to GPN.03/31194 City Clerk the Franklin Group of Fund's Kite and Key Club. Members of the club must have sold over $1 milhon m Frank mutual funds over the prevIOus year Swegles was among the top 4 percent of repre City of ty dli>cu"'''JOn The debate cenj;)red around mlltee WI e'>tled With thle; prob to be bad neIghbors, and asked mg of boats and RVs m Grosse mlttee's recommendatIOn called by the counCIl and the audl two proposed ordmances, one lem fOt a long time," '>aId wun If It wa<, pOSSible to Sit down Pomte Park was passed Mon- fOl some restnctlOns on the ence drafted by the city's plannmg cllmembel Vernon AushCl man WIth the City managCl to work day mght by the city council types of vehICles that can be RV and boat owner" are now commiSSIOn and one offered by "1'1". n problem center,> around out an a!,rreement Other sup The council chamber was stored on prIvate pi operty The allowed to ,>tolCone vehicle In the city's ordinance review people who want to completely porters of RV ,>torage e;ald that packed With residents on both proposed ordmance would hmlt the back of their homes Boate; committee The plannmg com ehmmate RV and boat "tOlage their property nghte; were sides of the Issue. At one pomt outSide parkmg to vehicles that and RV", tan no longer be miSSIOn'", recommendatIOn and tho':>ewho want some kmd bemg denied in the debate, Mayor Palmer are 32 feet long or lee;s and 12 stored m the flont or "Ide pm called for bannmg RV (recrea of I estnctlOni> I thmk the e;en"e feet high or lebi> tlOn of a driveway Owners Council member Steve Safra Heenan was forced to admonIsh tiona I vehicle) and boat storage of the community IS that they The review committee'" Iec may -tOIC a boat 01 an RV, but nek admItted that a<, a new. want ",ome ,>ort of 01 d1l1dncc to comer he wasn't as familIar be adopted The ordinance re With the I,>e;ueas other councIl- Pointes urged to take action on gypsy moths VieW wmmlttee's propobal has members Safranek went on to been rewmmended by ,>evelal By Jim Stickford The councIl wIl! recommend "ay the ",,,ue comes down to understandb the problem and different review committee,> Staff Writer that the cltles act In concert to the light,> of pioperty owners to can coordillate el adlcdtlOn ef over the year'>, and I hope the Cltmg a need for actIOn, help ehmmate the moths, she forts u'>e theIr Piopelty de; they <;ee council Will adopt It becau"e It fit v'> the need of the Park Grosse Pomte's Shadetree saId, explammg that they need Kendra Anderson of the Council has drafted a letter reo to act together because It does doe<, hmlt "to! age, but dl<,oal community to keep up the stan MIchigan department of agn- low'>It " questmg that the Pomtes and no good for one city to do some dard" of beauty that make the culture SUld It'l:>Important for Councllmembor Dan Clark Harper Woods take over the thmg If another doesn't communitIes lIke the GIOSse area "0 attractive to re<'ldents al,'1ecd WIth Au"herman and and potentldlle<,ldent" trackmg of gypsy moths m "Moths are mobIle," saId Pomtes to take an active role their commumtIes ,>ald that It was no aCCident One audlCnce member sug Wemle "They'll move out from In preventmg gypsy moth mfes that Justice IS I Ople<,ented by "We're an adVISOry commit- a city that has no el adIcatlOn gee;ted the wuncII deldY the 1"- tabon '>cales of balance Clark SaId tee," said Shadetree secretary- effort, vOIdmg the efforts of sue until lei>ldent" could vote "The problem With gypsy the ordmancp I'PV1P" "'0"1'"'1 It treasurer Donne Weinle "Onr Clt!p" " m ....1.OJl bWOJJl!5 I tJel elluulIl to other 1:0 mutlt:o lhdt they eat a lot and tee'", I ecommendatIOn bdlances purpose IS to offer advice to the The council approved a rough glVe the councIl a sense of the they al en't choosy about what both SIdes of the Issue and, cItIes on how to handle the draft of a letter askmg the SIX community That suggestIOn they eat," Anderson said gwen feelmgs on both Sides, IS problem, and our adVlce Will be Cities - Grosse Pomte Farms, met WIth ,>ome approval ft om "When there are suffiCient the best solutIOn the counul, but several audl that the cItIes hire a forrester Shores, Park, Woods, CIty of numbers, they will stnp bload. Councilmember ShIIley Ken ence membel s "aid the council to take care of eradciatIOn ef- Grosse POInte and Harper leafed trees bare They outeat nedy disagreed and proposed an had had SIX years to get a forts" Woods - to hIre someone who and outcompete any other cat amendment that would ban RV sense of what the community erplllar They can be very de and boat storage outSide of a wanted and It was tmw to vote Wayne Medical Society hosts structlVe to the enVIronment .. garage Several members of the The council did vote after Anderson said that several method and seemg It through, audience supported Kennedy's much wranglIng over parlIa- expert on biomedical ethics sectIOns of the state have suf- bid for a ban mentary procedure Councll- fered severe damage from said Wemle John C. Fletcher, Ph D., pro- She Said the counCil expects Park IeSldent and real estate members Dan Clark, Robert cal ImphcatIOns of govern men. gypsy moths stnppmg trees agent Dan Kuhnlem spoke of Klacza, Vernon Ausherman fessor of biomedical ethics and tal fundmg of medical research and other plants. That's why to have the completed letter director for the Center of ready to present to the respec an elderly chent who couldn't and Palmer Heenan voted to III an era of cost contamment It'S Important to take actIOn sell hIS home because of a adopt the ordmance review: BIOmedical EthiCS at the Um- and health reform As the fed- whIle the problem IS mmor, she tlve cIty counCils m three to versity of Virginia, will present four weeks neighbor's RV parked next committee's proposal Shirley; eral government cuts back on saId door "Quo Yams? The Role of Gov- "This IS an Important Job, Kennedy and Steve Safranek, research funding, ethical con- Moth counts conducted by Longtime RV storage sup. opposed the proposal ernment In Research EthICS cerns arIse over which kInds of the Shadetree CounCil Indicate and we've done all we can," Past, Present and Future" at medical research should be the presence of gypsy moths m smd Wemle "We thmk It'S the 73rd annual Beaumont Lec- funded and what alternate the POlOteS, but not in great time for the CitIes to get di- ture sponsored by the Wayne means of fundmg can or should numbers, Anderson SaId rectly mvolved." County Medical Society be sought. "This IS one case where an The program will be held on A questlOn-and-answer ses- ounce of preventIOn IS truly Wednesday, April 6, at 6 pm. sion Will follow, With dmner af- worth a pound of cure," she at St John Hospital. terward The lecture IS free, SaId Fletcher wIll discuss the ethi- dinner IS $20 There are several ways to control the gypsy moth popula- tIOn short of spraymg. A coordi- Public safety reports nator for the cIties would be re- sponSible for pIckmg the Newborn saved by dispatcher EASTER SALE The cool-headed professi~nal- 3 Days Only ism of a Grosse Pointe Park dispatcher may have saved the life of a newborn. At 3:14 p.m. Saturday, March 19, dispatcher Genefer 20% OFF Dunham received a call from a Entire stock of Summer Merchandise* distraught mother WIth an ac- Thursda;y, March 31 thru Saturday, April 2 cent reportIng her 7-day-old baby was not breathmg. -Also- Dunham dispatched emer- ADDITIONAL 50% OFF gency medical umts to the woman's address, which she ob- Already marked down Winter Merchandise Exclusive at Leon's You lay down to be tained from the department's No adJustments on prevIOusly purchased merchandise Shampooed liTHENECK SAVER" caller ill system, and was able "Except Sweatshirts and Tote Bags to calm the woman and talk Medical Evidence Shows That Arching her through mfant CPR. Your Neck Backwards Can Be Detrimental 17037 KERCHEVAL ToYour Health When emergency medICal personnel arrIved, the baby was IN-THE-VILLAGE 112 Kercheval breathing and was taken to I f/)enniaona! Grosse POInte Farms Bon Secours Hospital. ••••••• I •• 881-5060 884.9393 ~_e-~ "Dispatcher Dunham's com- posure and ability to communI- cate thiS Vltal mformatlOn un- der extreme pressure are to be commended," said publIc safety director Richard J Caretti m a DRAMATIC HAIR departmental bulletin. Woods home burglarized

A home m the 800 block of Moorland m Grosse Pomte Woods was burglarized some. time between 7:30 p.m. March 25 and 3:15 p.m. March 27 After unsuccessfully trymg to pry open the front and rear doors, the burglars broke a rear WIndow and crawled mto the kitchen. The second-floor bed- rooms were ransacked and ~ WEARE DEDICATED To You THE GROSSE POINTE CONSUMER more than $5,000 worth of Jew- t elry, a computer and game car- :, ~ MOTOR CITY •Additions • Garages • Rec. Rooms I tndges were taken. ,,~T MODERNIZATION • Dormers • Bathrooms • Windows .."' .3 Park prisoner "" 777-4160 .All types of Exterior Siding' References Available (, .,; asked for it VISIT OUR BEAUTIfUL KITCHEN POINTE WINDOWS IS YOUR AI\'D BATH SHOWROOM CFRTIFIrD t\ CO"l I Iv\C I OR A motonst detamed at the Pru Grosse Pointe Park pohce sta- LIOn for a traffic offense last week 18 m even more hot wa- ter...... PolIce overheard the man at • 7 55 pm. March 20 tellmg a relative to brmg false Identlfi. ~ Our cU

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By Margie Reins Smith Sign 10 Grand Rapids, then Beth DunCombe, Cynthia FOId, for phenomenally wealthy peo. Feature Editor worked for two different Inte Ehlubeth Gordon Sachs and pie With phenomenal budgets I D.J Kennedy, owner of Ken. nor deSigners In Frankhn POINIfR OF INTEREST RIChard Manoogian Wish people would come In and nedy & Co., can't WaIt to get By 1980, he had formed hiS Kt'nnedy's Wife Barbara IS ask us how we work I try to started on the renovabon of the own company and set up an of also an mtellOl' deSigner They make sw-e every client IS Just ManOOgian ManSIOn, DetrOIt's fice in hib home In Frankhn met at the J

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By Kathleen Ryan But wlthm mmutes the deCI- t1ve way" Staff Wrller bel level had returned to nor Freeman had a speCIal mter They stIll had to get some of mal, as the children did what est In the pIoJect because hI'> the baSICSout of the way, like a k Ids do best They talked and daughter Chelsea IS m Wesley'" spell 109 test and tnps to the <"ljulrmed and laughed and class rest room. came to realIZe that there "It's so Important for ther,e But they kept an eye out the Wd<"Il'tthat much difference be kids to develop a relationship," wmdow, watchmg for theIr tWl'~n them Freeman Said "They really en- guests 'fhl' two schools were Joyed sharmg their letters, and The 30 students m Juamta brought together m a project were really lookmg forward to Wesley's thIrd grade class at spon<,olcd by the RaCIal Jw,tlce finally meetmg theIr pen pals" (}QlightIy Elementary School Centel of Grosse Pomte III an Kerby pnnclpal Salamas was near DetrOIt's Medleal Center attempt to bUIld bndges be- equally pleased WIth the pro- were anxIOusly aWaItmg the tween clllldren of dlffermg ra !orramand Kerby's partIcipatIOn arrIval of their pen pals, stu clal backgrounds m it dents from Cathy Sullivan's "We'rt_ ,ery eXCited about "Right now we have 50 stu thIrd grade class at Kerby Ele- the progl'dJl1," said Bill Weld- dent" from France studymg at mentary School m Grosse WalliS, executive dIrector of the Kerby as part of the dIstrict's Pomte Farms center "It Ieally prOVides all French Back to Back program They had been correspondmg the chlldren WIth a hands-on and those students have been wIth each other smce last fall, cross cultural l'xpel'lence they correspondmg WIth theIr Grosse gettmg to know thmgs that are can only benefit from" Pomte pen pals for months," Important to 8 and 9 year olds, The program ""as first lOtI'O she said lIke favonte colors, sports, and duced last fall by Weld WallIs "If we can corre'lpond With school subjects to prmclpals NdnCy Salamas of kIds acros~ the ocean, why not And when they met for the Kerby, Jean Ru"mb of Trombly WIth kIds ::Icross th<.- "tl t:d"" I hrst tIme, there were tentative Elementary School 10 Grosse Sulhvan 'laId that the Kerby hellos, gIfts to exchange, and a Students from Kerby and Golightly elementary schools got together last week at the De- POInte Park, and Sheryl students are lookmg forward to troit school. reserve not usually seen m Thomas of Golightly as an ef entertammg theIr GolIghtly thIrd graders fort to develop cross raCIal rela- pen pals sometIme m May tIOnships between children In "I thmk thiS whole program the mostly whIte Grosse Pointe IS about makmg frIends," she Student Spotlight pubhc schools and the mostly saId. Afnean-Amencan DetrOIt pub. lic schools. Hallie Hoffman Ah Freeman, VIce preSident < of the Golightly Parents Organ- * IZation, also sat m on the talk" Each week m thIS column we t "We all felt it was Important ,f focus on the work of a stucknt. to create an enVIronment It can be a poem, a drawing, a where both cultures could come slwrt story, a pIcture of a scum- together," he saId. "We're ttfic experzment, a woodworkmg happy to have the kIds get to Depression: Treat It. Defeat It. prOject or a book J:evzew. know each other m such a POSI- HallIe Hoffman IS m the fifth grade at Ferry School m Grosse Pomte Woods She IS the daugh- ter of Mary and Paul Hoffman of Grosse Pomte Woods. ~ .t A\\ It II rl' I~@J REPAIRS/UPGRADES Fifteen, Maybe Sixteen Things to IBM • APPLE Worry About My friends could maybe tell all Elementary school students from Detroit and Grosse Pointe play at the Golightly school. my secrets, Hallie Hoffman My rat could keep growmg and J;«;psm_II never quit, - , Mrs Sulhvan could ask me LIVE-IN what cytoplasm and orga- grosse (Pointe (Power Squadron MOTHERBOARDS' PRINlCRS • FLOPPY DRIVES EUROPEAN MEMORY. MONITORS. &. MORE nelle 1S. ~f'f ."""1/ r. Mr. Kmg could suspena me. 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Park - Tompkins Community Center vanety of brtght, Arnold Schwarzenegger could at Barrington and Windmill Pointe Dr. reliable au paIrs beat me up from ScandInaVIa Holland, England, France, Germany My mom could make me eat The Course includes: and most European Boat handling, elemental}' seamanshtp, counl"es Local asparagus, rep sUpport For My dad could decIde I need less charting, basic navlgation, weather, sailing, fleXIble chIld care reading, boat safety, and piloting. and a CUlturally ennchmg expenence I maybe could run out of thmgs [or the entire fam,ly to worry about, For additional information call: call for deta,ls or And then I'd have to do my Dave Charvat office 881-7800, home 885-4418 Ilnmedl3te placelnelll homework Sharon 881.5643

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t, attention" over the Whitewater mess. Clinton rebuts First, however, It was careful to note that "Neither MI'. Clinton nor his wife some but not • has yet been charged With wrongdoing," • and that "Both msist they have done nothmg wrong." And then It added: all allegations "The basis for the Whitewater 'scandal' pinion may yet turn out to be no more than It appears: a failed property investment resident Clmton made a masterful made in partnership with the chairman of defense against GOP allegations home, but contended that Whitewater tions of single-party government." a failed savings and loan, who subse- about mIsconduct m the Whitewa- P had been given exaggerated importance However, Leach weakened hiS own quently lent the Clintons money to pay ter affaIr m last week's press conference by the press and the GOP. charges to some extent by fallmg to pro- off campaign debts" but still left some questIOns unresolved. At the outset, he enumerated the suc- VIde eVidence 01' documentatIOn for sev. Yet The Economist sharply critIcized In additIOn, new questIOns continued to cesses of hIS admllllstration and then eral of hIS most senOlJS charges what it regarded as "undoubtedly unethi. arIse about the ethIcal conduct of both added, in reference to Whitewater: Early on, the GOP got httle medIa sup- cal and certainly stupid" actions by the the preSIdent and his WIfe m issues re- "None of thiS, in the lIght of history, POIt for ItS attacks on the WhItewater af. Chntons or the administration either to lated to the Whitewater case. will be as remotely Important as the fact fair, but, pressed by the news media and cover up or play down the mistakes made In only the second pnmetIme televised that by common consensus we had the the GOP, the chal'ges now are gettmg both in Little Rock and in Washington. news conference of hIS preSidency, Clinton most productive first year of a presidency more attentIOn, m part because the Clin. And whIle It welcomed the decIsion by sought last FrIday to turn the Whitewa- of anyone In a generation." ton adnnnIstratlOn has faIled to pursue a Congress that it has a duty to mvesti- ter tIdes away from hIS adnnlllstratIOn Yet the national polls probably sur- sufficIently open policy gate, the magazme warned that "It must but was upstaged by Rep JIm Leach, an pnsed even the preSIdent by showmg that Yet The Economist of London, some- do so carefully, faIrly and in a way that Iowa Repubhcan his press conference had helped hIm re- tImes called the best weekly newsmaga- does not get under the prosecutor's feet: Leach, after a long speech on the House bUIld his populanty ratIng to 57 percent. zme m the Enghsh language, recently of- CrIterIa it has not met in the past" floor Just how's before the preSIdential A majOrIty of the people also blame many fered a model of restraint m covermg The editorial closed by suggestmg that press conference, also dIstrIbuted what he WhItewater accusations on pohtICS and Watergate Without mdulgmg m the exag. many AmerIcans "will be relying on Con- termed documentatIon for ethIcal and fi- news media exaggeratIOns. geratIOns of some U S. news medIa. i5,ess to make its best efforts, as a respon- nancIal mIsdeeds m connectIOn WIth the Leach, although a moderate RepublI- In a leader (edItOrIal) under the head- SIble check on the executive, to help get WhItewater case can, has become the chief GOP cntlc of hne, "A preSident damaged," The Econo. the mess out, exorcised and over with." The preSIdent admitted only that he Whitewater, and ObVIOusly sought to m- mIst's March 12 Issue (prIor to the preSI- In our view, The Economist's cautious had mIstakenly claImed credit fOl' a fed. fluence the 1994 congressIOnal electIOns dentIal press conference) offered ItS and factual approach commends itself as eral tax deductIOn for some $20,000 he by attacking what he called "the an-ag- readers a factual account of why the an example for the often over-eager had loaned hIS mother to help her buy a anee of power - Machiayellian machma Ame! lean public finaily 'has snapped to American news media to follow. •

\ .EDITORIAL CLASSrFlEl:l DISPLAY ADVER11SING CREATIVE SERVICES 882-0294 Robert G. Edgar 882-6900 882-3500 and PRODUCTION Pub!Jsher JOM Mmws, £s5avmg of promote systemwlde stabIl- cept for abortIon and gun Four basketball berth la<;t Sunday East Grand Rapids last week that capped $15 mJlhon \HII be reah7ed Ity and mamtam quahty control l,~~ues- IS banned MichIgan fans should bp buoyed by the an undefeated season of 28 straight wins. over the 10 year penod Don't be mIsled by the from the letters pages fact the underdog Wolves never gave up The ....ICtory also gave Lake Shore the The fact finder's report dIVISIve, negative mismfor- Also, readers must ad- also result..'> In an addl matlon dlssemmated by the after traJlmg badly m the early gomg and first state basketball champIOnship ever mIt, both SIdeS of Magnet! tlOnal saVIng of $238,000 group Mr Perry repre got wlthm two pomts of Arkansas In the won by a Macomb County boys' team. gIfted programnung t..'isues over the next four years sents have had more than gener- closmg mmutes before losmg, 76 to 68 Let's hear It for the Wolves and the due to the umon'" conces John Bruce ous space on the letters MIChigan basketball's future hopes also Shorians' SlOn to proVIde pl0hatlOn Grosse Pointe Farms pa{!e~m the past ,

o ...... d.-. __ .. _ ...... _ .. _...... ~ ... _ 0 • _. .. ~ ~ .. _ ...... H $ t .....-...... • t W. 'tts'. ft .. March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 15A • Spring's here with its persuasive charms so enJoy On Sunday. March 20. sprmg a soft wmd "how you how ca arrived - and not a minute dreary hours Sprmg I'"a tmle Spnng IS a new begmnmg too re%mg It can be soon. to catch up on hie ....neglects Do what you wanted to do now SPI mg has It" own lively We had endured the coldest rather than mourn them Don't fall back on that old theme song, made up of the winter In memory, and we are It IS not easy to come out of bromIde, "You can't teach an shl'lll treble of scoldmg bIrd", ready for spnng. It's not the mactlvlty of wl11wrmto the old dog new tncks " Old dogs IPturnmg from SOuthern so sweater weather yet. March opportumty of '>prmg It tdke" al e not old people. It IS doubt- JOUIn, the staccato of mIsty wmds can chIll, and sometimes COUl age but a ...Alt Cal ney 1(' ful that the "old dog" could I dinS and the bass thunder of the dampness of Apnl makes It marked m "A Doctor Story," hdve been taught any tncks explodlllg Ice on the flvel s difficult to remember that It Prime Time "Bemg old IS not for 1"'Sle..." when he was young. DespIte C;pllllg'" PPI"uaSlve really does brmg May flowers Old habIt'l, feelmgs and charm ..., the! e .11 c thol:>ewho re People are hvmg longer and But a warmmg sun IS a prom. thoughts al e lIke c;ecunty blan By Marian Trainor lu",e to be stll red by It There kets They are counted on to what wa...once thought of as Ise of better days ahead and are those who have become so "rockmg ch8lr" years have be- with it .J. renewal of life in all see us thlough the days and mesmerued by the wooly rou mghts They are our ... They die come years that should not be growing thmgs, the blessmgs of deSIre, can Jom m the celebra- lateht gossip The teleVISIOnbe- tme of 1'>OlatJOnthat they are u'" It's hat d to give them up wasted The "rockmg chau " sprmg tIOn of sprmg and lIke nature comes entertamment. By tWIrl. reluctant to cast It aSide But life change" like the sed can walt for later - much To get 10 the mood, you call forth all those forces that mg the dIals we can watch old Idlel Thel e are some, tired of !Iff:', ...on as long a~ we 0.1 e part of mIght like to read a delightful have lam dormant durmg the mOVIeS,concerts, symphomes, who argue that there are no the momentum, we mu ...t a"cept all-time favorite children's book months of winter operas and soap operas. thol:>e Without effort, courage, de- ne\\ begmmngs In theIr late and change It took a hfetlme tel mmatlOn and wilhngness to also treasured by adults' Wmter mactIvlty IS a sea. thrill laden epIsodes that keep years "Youth has the world to become what we at e, but be "Sprmg IS a New Begmmng," sonal syndrome Not many audIences m touch WIth the keep gomg, lIfe collapses mto a ahead of them, thpy 81 gue FOI cause of added years we can by Joan Walsh Anglund. Small want to leave a cozy home to pluses and penis of the nch dull repetitIve scenano UC;, the world ha" pdsc;ed by become more of what we are Don't let that happen in format. It IS Illustrated WIth go out mto wmds that mp and and glamorous What I",the pomt of arou<;mg pIctures that look like mima- bite Shppery walks and ICy If all thIS sounds self servmg, hope" and ambItIon,; that may ture pamtmgs. The prose, soft roads are a real threat to arms, It IS, but that's what wmter IS nevpr comp to fnutlOI1?" Jefferson Avenue and mU'1lcal. leads the rC:lder legs and hIp.,. Thtl plU::,pecl of about, a tIme to relax and re LIfe IS meant to be llVed at on a tour of nature's signs of spendmg weeks m splmts, casts capture one's mner resoUlces m any age, each day should be fish Market ~ Deli sprIng. or traction makes the welcom the qUIet of the season lived as though It were the last It remmds us that if bare, mg arms of a favorIte chair Sprmg WIll not tolerate such 14322 E.Jefferson Nature makes no dlstmctlOn ~ Between Chalmers & Lakewood brown earth can burst forth mto a haven from all harm laSSItude SeductIvely, It between old and young; m na- ~ fresh. green and bedecked WIth Newspapers, magazmes and flaunts Itself m our windows It ture, life renews Itself III the flowers. If trees, black and Fresh Fish Daily Open Mon.-Thurs. 11-1 OPM books become silent fnends demands that you examme spnng Fri.-Sat. 11-2AM bare, can clothe themselves In that brmg the outside world m- first-hand the tender shoots of Sprmg ISthe tIme to clear Lobster • Crab Legs verdant glory, if frozen waters side. The phone prOVIdesSOCIal sprmg flowers, look at the trees the mmd of thoughts that Corned Beef Sandwiches can work and churn untIl the 331.7711 contacts as we check our and watch buds unfurl, smell spawn hke mushrooms m a Desserts Catering Available ice breaks, then we, If we so fnends dOIngs and exchange the sweet, fragrant aIr and let darkened cellar durmg wll!ter's Obituaries

DAC that night and his fnends where they went, often mVltmg Supreme Court. on the opposing team were not new acquamtances from theIr He was also a member of the too happy with hIS remarkable travels to VIsit them m theIr KnIghts of Columbus, the BPO performance. Grosse POInte Shores home Elks, the Maple KnIghts and Some of them began plottmg Last ChrIstmas, they enter- the Detroit Crl>lfClub.

to throw hIS ball into the lake tamed a couple they met m In addItIon to hiS WIfe, Mr Resort-class amenities and servIces bring the best of Y after the tournament. Mossner Turkey and delighted m shar- Mossner IS surVIved by a lakefront living with a choice of superbly remodeled or caught wind of the plan and se- mg holIday tradItIOns WIth brother, hIS stepmother, several brand new apartments. aunts, uncles and COUSins. cretly switched hiS ball WIth theIr guests, who had never ROOMMATE SPECIALI that of an opponent expenenced a Christian holIday A funeral Mass was saId Sat- When the ball was tossed before Another tIme, they in- urday, March 26, at Old St. ONLY $320 EACHI $150 SECURITY DEPOSITf- into the lake, Mossner calmly VIted the entIre cast of "Les Mary's Church m Greektown. 13unique studio, Resortfeatures informed the prankster that he Miserables" to lunch when the Memonal tributes may be 1and 2 bedrooms Include had Just tossed away his own troupe was performmg at the made to the Earl A Mossner .WoodburnmQfireplaces. '6,000 sq. ft. clubhouse with • ball FIsher ScholarshIp Fund, DeLaSalle .Cathedral ceilings' beach on Lake St. ClaIr It was the kmd of Iromc Although they had no child CollegIate, 14600 Common .Mlnl-blinds .Indoor racquetball court story Earl Mossner loved to ren of theIr own, Joan and Earl Road, Warren, MIch 48093 .Walk-In closets' -Health/lltness center tell .Washers and dryers. .Pool wlth watena\\ and served as honorary aunt and .Indlvidual IntrUSIOnalarms snack bar Mr Mossner" 54, a partner In uncle to many clull1r~n of their Mary Eddins HoHman .Mlcrowaves 'All-season outdoor hot tub the law fIrm of Conway and frIends and relatives .Cats welcome Earl A. Moaner Mossner, died Wednesday, Mr Mossner was devoted to Mary Eddms Hoffman dIed March 23, 1994, at Bon Secours DeLaSalle Collegiate, where he Thursday, March 24, 1994, m 1 Bedrooms from $5951 HEAT INCLUDED! Earl A. Mossner Hospital m the City of Grosse was on the board of trustees Naples, Fla She was 92 2 Bedrooms from $6401 HEAT INCLUDED1 When the Detroit AthletIC Pomte, from comphcatlOns of a He graduated from Notre Born In Waco, Texas, Mrs Hoffman was a former reSIdent BEACHFRONT ON tAKE ST.CLAIR IN HARRISON TWP. Club went up against the stroke he suffered two weeks Dame Umverslty In 1961 and Village Suites Grosse Pointe Yacht Club in a earlier. from the UnIversity of DetrOIt of the CIty of Grosse POInte. She is survJved by a daugh- -shortlerm Mon.-Fri. 10-6 bowling tournament four weeks "No one loved life more than Law School in 1965. fumlshed Sat. 9-5 ter, Vicky Adam Blanton She ago, Earl Mossner was III rare Earl dId," recalled hIS partner, A practIcmg attorney for 29 rentals Sun. 12-5 Mike Conway, "and he lIved was predeceased by her hus- form. years, he was a member of the 1-94 to Metro Park", ay Between Shook & Crocker On Jefferson Ave. He was rolling some of the life fully" Michigan Bar, DetrOIt Bar, and band, Arthur R Hoffman Funeral services were held m highest scores he had achieved Mossner shared a lIfe of Amencan Bar asSOCIations, the in ages. travel and entertaming with Amencan Tnal Lawyers and Naples Interment IS at Wood- 791-3093 lawn Cemetery In DetrOIt Mossner, a member of both his wIfe of 32 years, Joan. was recently admItted to prac. . '\l'W C(l1l';JrUClioll fl'alllrl" and ,on1l' ll"tricIIOIl' ,lppl~ clubs, was competing for the They made frIends every- tIce before the

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...~ ...... -...... ~------~ICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION March 31, 1994 14A Grosse Pointe News I reSIdent of the CIty of Gl'oshe Pomte Clara Hemmeter Oliver Newberry RecreatIOn Services for the Virginia S. Squires Handicapped Inc She was also SlH:' was a supervIsor In re White Brooks A funeral Mass was said tali bales a past president and board Tuesday, March 29, at St Hugo MIS!>Von Koemgstem IS sur- A pnvate memonal service Private services were held for member of the Pilot Club of was held for Clara Hemmeter of the HIlls Catholic Church in \'lved by a SIStel, Tma Odendal, Ohver Newberry Brooks, for- Memphis, a women's profes- White, 96, of Grosse Pomte merly of Grosse Pomte Farms, sional group. Bloomfield Hills for VIrginia S. four nelces, Fnedel Lynen, An Squires, 84, of Bloomfield Hills, gehka Becker, Lotte Roberts Fal ms, who died Monday, who dIed Monday, March 7, In 1984, she was chosen as March 7, 1994, at the Bon Se- 1994, m Captiva Island, Fla. an Outstandmg Young Woman who died frIday, March 25, and Irmgal'd Hoock. and a 1994, at St. Joseph Mercy Hos. nephpw. Paul Odendal COUl'SNursing Care Center m He was 78 of America by the Jaycees and St Clair Shores In 1985 she won the MemphIS pItal m Pontiac. Born in DetrOIt, Brooks She IS survIved by a daugh- Mr Legal Services servIce award had also lived m Warren, Born m DetrOit, Mrs. SqUIres ter, Wlmfred W Tootle, a son. for her work assistmg semor Melvin E. Urtel Conn., before moving to Cap- was a former reSident of Grosse Raymond "Bob" White; five Citizens with legal needs. tiva Island Pointe. Services were held Thursday, grandchildren, aud two great- Miss Hookanson IS survived She was a member of the St. March 24, at the A H Peters grandchIldren. A graduate of Princeton Uni- Funeral Home m Grosse Pomte by her mother, Nancy FranCIS, Hugo Altar Guild, the S1. Hugo Anangements were made by versity, he served in the U.S. Bndge League, Mature Mm- Woods for MelVIn E Urtel, 75. her father. Edward J. Hookan- the Chas Verheyden Inc. Fu- Army Air Corps during World glers and 8t Hugo of the Hills of Deep Gap. N C, \\-ho dIed neral Home m Grosse Pomte son; her stepfather, Lee Fran- War II He was appointed by Church Sunday, March 20, 1994, at the CIS; four SIsters, Sandra H. Park PreSident John F Kennedy as Mra Squires IS survived by Frye Regional MedIcal Center Cameron, Amy Hookanson, Ju- Memonal contnbutions may assistant to the ambassador of her husband, Robert B SqUIres; m NOlth Carolma he Dowdy and Carol Gremer. be made to ChrISt Church or Italy two daughters, Mary P. Caponi Born m DetrOIt, Mr Urtel Umverslty Liggett School four brothers, DaVid, Stephen Henry M. De Clerck and Nell H. Hookanson and and ElIZabeth Squires; four was a former reSIdent of Grosse Mr. Brooks is survived by his grandchildren; and a sister, Pomte Park wue, Lisa Shelden Brooks; a Stephen Francis Ruth L Eberlin Memorial contributIons may Mignon Stocker. Henry M. De Clerck He was a 1943 graduate of daughter, Barnes Weir Brooks; Arrangements were made by t he DetrOIt Instltute of Technol. A memonal servIce was held and three sons, Ohver New- be made to the Kathryn Hook. Sel'Vlces \\('Ie held Monday, the A J. Desmond & Sons Fu- ogy, where he was preSIdent of Tuesday. March 29, at the A H anson MemOrial FellowshIp at :VIarch 28, at the Chd~ Verhey berry Brooks Jr., Allan Shelden neral Home in Troy his class Mr Urtel worked as Peters Funeral Home In Grosse MemphiS State Umverslty den Inc Funet al Home Brooks and Truman Newberry ;n a pharmaCist at Notre Dame Glosse Pomte Pa.rk for Henr) Pomte Woods for Ruth LEber- Brooks. Pharmacy III the VIllage untIl M De Clerck. 87, of GIO,,"t' lin, who dIed Saturday, March ~~~o~~~a.~ hiS retirement North Caro 26, 1994, at the Bon Secours Donations In his memory Pomte Park, who died Flldav, w Ima Nursing Care Center m St may be made to the Manne VICTORIA PLACE March 25 1994 At Ron SE'('()I\;'" House of Shoppe. He was a member of the St ClaIr Shores Mlhtary Academy Library, 320 .!I HospItal In the Clt) of Grosse Born m Oshawa County, Iwo Jlma Blvd, Harhngen, 26717 Little Mack, St. Clair Shores - : • POInte Pl1ul Church men's chOir and Mu UpSilon PI fraternIty. Mmn , MiS EberlIn was a reSi- Texas, 78550. Born In Grosse Pomte Park, 772.0780 Mr Urtel enjoyed golf, cross- dent of Grosse Pomte Woods Mr De Clel ck was the former word puzzles and readIng She was known as "Aunt fire chief for Grosse Pomte JUST A LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTIDNG He IS survived by hIS wue, Ruth" to the nelghbol hood Park UA Gift Shop" PhyllIS Urtel, three daughters, chI1dIen He began his firefightmg ca- More obituaries Karen Belrose, MarIlyn Blake Mrs Eberlm IS survIved by a leer In 1928 In the Park before r PRE. EASTER SALE I HUNDREDS OF and DIane Setzer, three sons, daughter, Nancy Neubert, two bemg called mto semce during page 15A Robert, Kenneth and Paul Dr grandchIldren, two great- Save !!!!!om :~ I NEW World War II He contmued f1 tel, a stepdaughter, Cathy Man grandchildren, and a sIster Up To ... "10 tefightmg, being put m charge Items ) GREETING CARDS telth. a stepson, Bnan Mon- Memonal contributIOns may ~ the Naval Fire StatIOn at teith, and 10 gIandchlldren He be made to Hospice of South- • New 1.Joeof Book; • Yankee Candles & Accessories p.rragut, Idaho Kathryn Hookanson was predeceased by hIS Wife, east Michigan, the Amencan 'Silk & Dned Flower Arrangements • Seasons POljXlUIn& Oils .l Mr. De Clerck also taught fi- VlrgIma Rose Urtel Cancer SocIety or the Amencan ServIceS were held Tuesday. • ECenStuffed Toys' and MOle' ~fightmg at the Mare Island Interment IS at Holy Se- Heart ASSOCiatIOn. March 8, at the Memorial Park ~~~@~~~~~F@ t'lavy Yard In ValleJO, Cahf, pulchre Cemetery In Southfield Funeral Home III Memphis, , ~d at the San DIego Naval Memo1'lal contributIOns may Tenn, for Kathryn Hookanson, , frammg Center be made to Kidspace Play- Imelda Guston Moore 45, who died Saturday, March I He returned to the Grosse gI'ound, m care of Whitehall 5, 1994, at her home in Mem- Pamte Pal k Fire Depaliment A memOrIal Mass was said phis Schools, 541 Slocum, WhItehall, Saturday, March 26, at St. Phi- = after the war and continued hiS Mlch 49461 Check Out : career until hiS retIrement m lomena CatholIc Church m De- MISS Hookanson was a , 1972 troIt for Imelda Guston Moore, former resident of Grosse The Park was alwavs home 84, who med frIday, Feb. 11, Pomte. to him, he was born o~ hiS par- Michael James 1994, at Arlington Hospital m These Rates! A 1967 graduate of Grosse ents' fal'm at Jefferson and Not Bernhardt Virginia tmgham. He often entertamed Born in JacksonV1lle, Fla., Pomte High School, she at- : hiS meces and nephews and hiS ServIceS were held Thursday. Mrs Moore was a former resI- tended American University in . many friends With stones about March 24, at St. Joan of Arc dent of Grosse Pomte Farms. Washmgton. After graduation, "how It was back then." CatholIc Church m St. ClaIr A retIred DetrOIt school MISS Hookanson worked m the Mr De Clerck IS survived by Shores for Michael James Bern teacher, she moved to McLean, Insurance mdustry Wltll enter- hiS wue, Marla, and two SIS hardt, 51, who dIed Sunday, Va , and tutored at the Chester- mg law school at MemphIS Colonial Central also provides: Competltl\'e rate ...and fee .... March 20, 1994, at St John brook School State University Rilte lock" up 10 60 days wlth()~t "lock-Ill" fee~ • EXtl'ndcd loc" : tel's, Anne 8te\\ art and Eva .,I .r)1 "~.l""'''' She graduated from DetrOIt , Carlson. He- was pledeceased Hospital In DetrOIt. She Joined the faculty of the ll?l'l:&~alJ''pHp j ~'?lJ~ll~iill"l~>for I~n~lruc"ttpn • Slnm Ililnel?~s Teacher's College In 1929 and ilPPro\ ill of il Home l:qUlty LlIleOf'Credlt for qllilhflL'C!cll~t()meis B by two SIstel S Stella Den Born m Detroit, Mr Bern law school at MemphiS State as marned Capt Robert C Moore b~ssche and DOlothv Van Torn hardt was a reSIdent of Grosse an asSIstant professor and as- • No "e[\'lle cJ1ilrge tor your LolonwJ Central Profllt heck@ at St. Martm's Church m De- ,lllount Illth illltomallC J~Judlon ot your mortgilge pilVllwnl • hout Pomte Woods Sistant director of the school's trOIt m 1934. Interment IS at Gethsemane He worked as a clerk m the legal clinic in 1980. In 1986, No pomt program" • No IIlcome vcnfICilllon progrilm" • Resl- auto mdustry. She taught m the DetrOit Cemetery m DetrOit she was appomted to the staff denlwl con"trlldlOn !oilns • Fixed ilnd \ilrwble rate mortgage pubhc school system from 1929 Mr Bernhardt was a ser- of then-MSU president Thomas 10.111" to 1941, when her husband was geant m the U S AIr Force Carpenter and remained an as- called to active duty, and from Paula Von Mr Bernhardt IS survived by sistant under current preSident Check Out Our Rates three sons, Scott, Paul and Ste- 1947 to 1969. Koenigstein Mrs Moore is survived by a V Lane RawlIns 30 YEAR 20 YEAR 15 YEAR phen; two sisters, Catherme FIXED FIXED FIXED ServIceS were held Monday, and Nancy, and three brothers, daughter, Mimi Madden, a son, Miss Hookanson was a March 21, at the Chas. Verhey- Raymond, Edward and Joseph Robert C Moore Jr_; and two former board member of the RATE 7.50% 7.375% 7.0% €len Inc. Funeral Home m He was predeceased by a grandchildren She was prede- MemphIS and Shelby County APR* 7.89% 7.8735% 7.6054% Grosse POInte Park for Paula brother, Ralph ceased by her husband. Bar AssociatlOn. She also • Von Koenigstem. 88, who dIed Interment IS at Mount Ohvet A funeral Mass was saId on served as secretary of Memphis Ctllor \ "It ..1m ot our '" tMIll..I11\! It\\. 111m" lor l.lll . -Saturday. March 19, 1994, at Cemetery m Detroit. Feb. 17, m the Fort Myel' Old Area Legal Services Inc. C'enlr.t1 M"r1g.lgc ('orr"r,ltl0n ,;ur \\ 11011) "" nul St Anne's Convalescent Center Arrangements were made by Post Chapel in Virginia. '!Ih'ILI!-I!) .It K10 26 ~ 1770\ I" ,ec ho" \\l l,1Il help in DetrOIt the Chas Verheyden Inc. Fu- Mrs Moore IS buned next to She worked as a vorunteer \,llt II tlh \our moo!!.l!!,' nll.IIKe need, Born m Cologne, Germany, her husband In Arhngton Na- counselor at the Memphis rape neral Home in Grosse Pomte Yuu Cdn counl un Colonidl for a fa~l. MIss Von Koemgstem was a tIonal Cemetery criSIS center and president of Park. comenient, rdte compellti\l~ morlgage.

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M • The Op-Ed Page •~ ....c.. Ml\'l D~ MAYDAY! N~ iMEAN APRiL DfW'J lx_i _ / \ APRiL DA\L ..N~t MEAN Native Pointer's ChIef Charles Fisher, PR per- monthly welfare check would son Beth Konrad and scores of be cheaper, eaSier, reducmg en. .... " ... CCOU~H~COUGH).... hobby a business commumty leaders from the forcement and investIgatIOns. Pomtes were noted The ever-growmg cost began Both Sides of her family col Oh, yes, FYI forgot the preSl- about 34 years ago. April I, lected art, furnIture, clothmg dent's dmner Sunday mght Of new, tougher penaltIes are So when Susan Hartz left her the 100 guests, AI and Maria effective, but It'S Just patch- antlque bUSI- Lucarelli, Ruth and Al work legislation ness to turn Glancy, Tom and Diane household Schoenith, Judge Jim Chy- items mto linski and hIS wife Pat Ku- Paralegal cash 16 kula, a major aide to Mc- is winner years ago, N amara, and Edsel and she found a Cynthia Ford. Michael and The persistence and dedica- way to com John Schoenith met the presI- tIOn of Deanna Maher Seal- bme educa. dent len has paid off tion, valua. For two years she's pushed, t Ion , Oops - sorry shoved and talked about abuses appreCIatIOn of the kIds confined in the The March 25 FYI column and sellmg Wayne County Youth Homel noted decor partlClpants in the home goods for others Juvemle Court Some charges Webber home rehab for the "Last week my company hlt of molestatIOns, muung bad JUnlor League's Show House_ the 900 mark for household kids With good kIds and other Marj Fisher was nustakenly Item sales, and our next move problems between court work Identified as Marge, and Kra- IS to new quarters at 381 Ker. ers and problem chIldren were mer's bed, bath and wmdow , cheval, a block north of Mo- taken to the Department of So- fashIOns was mIsspelled ross," says Hartz cial Services, then to police, ju- #/////////$/,1. ~ ~ She recently launched a new King of the venile Judges, the prosecutor, '//5~~ / ~,,~ Channel 32 (Grosse Pomte Ca. even DetrOIt City Councll, "...... - ble) show, "ConversatIons WIth crosswalk county commISSIOners and any- Collectors" On May 3 her class Tinkering on of Cadieux Kercheval IS a busy one who would hsten -the edge catastrophe m adult education, "How to mtel sectIon In the POlntes and Deanna kept at It Now she - I'm sitting in my doctor's - Krrkpatnck. Run a Garage Sale," opens at has the Free Press pushmg fOl It Will be a safe one, says cross- waiting room, reading endless And one last thmg: The Barnes school walk watcher Dick Kraus- reforms and finally the U S at run-on pIeceS in a 1991 Conde women shouldn't be famous "The thrIll of findmg valu- has a.greed full mann. He's run a servIce sta- torney to a m- Nasta "Traveler." Why Euro- Simply for bemg married to a able old thmgs III trunks, at hon and car rental at that vestIgatlOn, mostly based on Disney IS guaranteed to be a famous man. So no Dolly MadI- tiCS, garages never lessens," fundmg not bemg apphed to locatIOn for nearly 40 years and hit (ooh, eat those words), how son, even if she did save the says Hartz, recallmg some half that tIme he's been a the basic problem to island-hop in the Caribbean portrait of George Washington. great treasures thus discovered CongratulatIOns to Deanna, Nancy school crossmg guard MaIre (bring money). Also, you're not allowed to when appraismg items for the wife of lawyer Mike Scallen, school Cited him for 20 years of Time passes. People who ar- Parmenter look them up. I dIdn't. customer She says It'S a con- for stIckmg to her guns when servIce a short time ago, "but 1. Eleanor Roosevelt (lec- tmumg love affaIr WIth history, many folks brushed her off as a rived after I did are seen by the ularly said "no, thanks." This the thanks and pleasure of turer, wnter); 2. Clara Barton and crafts. troublemaker doctor. Three pharmaceuticals election took "none of the arts servmg the commumty are suf. (nurse); 3. Jane Addams (SOCIal salesmen are ushered into the above" out of the equation. ficlent pay," says DIck, whose reformer), 4. Ida Tarbell (cru- It pays inner office. A fat man breathes The worst part of the election Chatter son, Jeff, has worked W1th him sading journahst) 5. Mary Lyon heavily. He sounds like he's wasn't the forced choice be- Phil M('Callister, of the for 10 years (educator) 6. Mary Baker Eddy to heed wife snoring. tween two evils. The worst part Park, talked a mmute with (religious leader); 7. Emily A Grosse Pointe Park man, I'm waiting to have one of was the constantly shifting con- FYI dunng mtermisslon of the Food stamps Dickmson (poet); 8. Harriet tIred of hstening to hiS wife those tests whose efficacy has tent of the proposals. That, and PlayersIFme ArtsfI'heater Arts Beacher Stowe (reformer-novel. nag about the pile-up of leaves recently come into question. In the negative campaigning. show last week. Julia Keirn, outdated? 1st); 9. Elizabeth Blackwell (doc- around their Harcourt home, Europe, doctors perform such That, and the fact that over the Marilyn and Joe Impastato Gerald Miller, MIChigan's tor); 10. Susan B. Anthony reluctantly went outside to do .. tests less frequently, knowing long run neither option will nodded as they stepped mto SOCialsemces chIef, said that (feminist) the dirty deed March 16 While their rehahility is uncertain. provide enough money and line behmd us the federal food stamp program 11. Margaret Chase Srmth rakmg, a $100 bill blew against Here, if it isn't reliable, we we'll have to go through this "I had a mend deSigning IS full of cheats, with about 10 (senator); 12. LoU1SaMay Alcott him and held fast. administer it twice as often, all over again. ships with no deck or cover, but percent of the $850 mllhon an- (novelist); 13. Sarah Bernhardt Although the anonymous just to keep checking. So I'm A better plan would have the bow deSign prevented any nual costs being fraudulent. (actress); 13. Lilhan Hellmann husband donated the money to waiting to be lulled into my splash," McCallIster sald. Most problems arlse from raised both the sales and in- (playwright), 14. Alice B. Tok- the Red Cross, he readily ad. annual state of false security. come tax a little, instead of My counter was an mventlOn selhng stamps for cash He las (brownie baker); 15 Emma nutted that maybe lt'S a good Yikes. relying on one. But nobody by my neighbor 25 years ago, Goldman (anarchist), 16. Mar- thmks cash added to the Idea to do what your wife says. I wonder who came up with asked me. who had tried to sell a square the notion that we Americans garet Sanger (family planning hot dog that wouldn't scoot off • advocate); 17. Margaret Fuller are so in love with the idea of Does Lansing have a beltway the plate mto your lap (I won- our fanuly doctor that we resist - or just an inside-the-beltway (transcendentahst); 18. Annie der what happened to the Idea) Oakley (markswoman); 19 being "forced" to see someone mentality? Consider the idea else - as if we actually chose that a vote for Proposal A was Mary Chesnut (diarlst of the Civil War); 20. Mary Cassatt the guy through some sort of a vote for Gov. Engler. Please. A big show (impressionist painter) rational process, instead of just No one outside the Capitol be. downtown asking our mother-in-law. lieves that. Do those people The sad thmg IS that we Hey, my doctor seems like a really expect him to win his need to be asked to name them FYI can't resist parades, big nice guy; he hasn't made any next election by a margin of 2- at all. No one w111ever ask you bands and pubhc spectacles. We mistakes that I know of. He to-1, as Prop. A dId? to name 20 famous Amencan had It all last week - down- men. hkes to kid me about being the Just by asking around town only healthy person he knows. among my friends, I know bet- Irish partIes started FrIday But would I fight to keep him ter than that. Plenty of Engler Law school and Saturday, then Sunday in the face of health care reo fans voted agamst A, and was a bIg start of the 07 (mter forms? plenty of foes voted for it. scholarships natIOnal economIc) dIscussi.ons Not unless he gets some new • MBJor hosts for the JOint magazmes. Yesterday marked the end of available world press gathenng were the • a month dedicated to women's DetrOit Press Club, Automotive Press ASSOCiatIOnand The De Not that I actually expect hiStory. Maybe you dIdn't The Ida and Bell]amm Alpert trolt News EdItor-publisher real reforms. The most we'll do notlce ... FoundatIOn has announced Its One women's histonan goes Bob Glles, of the Ne\\s, IS tinker around the edges and annual competitIOn designed to around to schools challenging launched the show wlth former wait for total catastrophe to award scholarships to Michigan Gov JIm Blanchard strike. Americans can't deal students to name 20 famous reSidents attendmg law school GIles, of the Farm'l, brought with major BOClalchange unless American women, not countmg Wayne County Probate new Ma)ior Denms Archer, a crisis is imminent. We cer- athletes and entertamers Most Judge DaVId J Szymanski, County Executive Ed Mc tamly wouldn't have gotten of them can't come up with S0- member of the foundatIOn's Namara and their ghtzy entou Cial Security Wlthout the De- five. board of trustees, sald scholar. Small wonder I didn't thlnk rages to a finale party, whIle preSSIOn ships range from $500 to PreSIdent ClInton's group That is, after all, the way I could, elther, but I had to try. $3,500 " Maybe you'll want to, too wound up lOtro.tOurs before Michigan has dealt With school ApphcatlOns for the scholar No athletes. That lets out rlmner finance refonn. ships must be submitted by Monda) wa'l a bIg band show A lot of whmmg is gOing on people hke Wilma Rudolph and May 16 FmalIsts Wlll be se- 10 RenCen

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PALPable more than "IX months of PO, Box 6446, E Lansmg, the year It would slmphfy Mlch 48826. referendum dIstrict boundary hnes, pro Robert W. Bradley New medical liability reforms To the Editor: mote greater' accountabIlity Grosse Pointe Park I am wrltmg to expI'ess to the publIc and, hope- 1m l1!.,rreement wIth WII fully, ensure a larger num IIdm Rutledge'" letter In bel of cltllen-leglslators take aim at cost of lawsuits t 11(' 1\1.\1ch 17 Issue of the The proposal could conceIv- Letters PhYSICIans 111 MichIgan hope (f1O"ge Pomte News l'egald ably result III true clhzen- forms, the Michigan Legisla- State MedICal Society. "We be- IIlg tht> DI Kevorkian and leglslators who could not the state's new medIcal lIabll. ture passed and Gov Engler lIeve these reforms will help us Ity leforms that go mto effect PALP (People AchlCvmg receive state-financed re- welcome SIgned mto law a package of attract more new doctors to The GIO'o"e Pamte News I egl"l.{tlve Power) petl tn ement benefits and pri- Apnl 1 WIll clamp down on the bIlls deSlgl1ed to strengthen the Michigan and help us keep the \\ ekomes lettel" to the edl tJOn" vately-financed slush funds number and sIze of laWSUIts phySICian licensure and diSCI- one's we have" tOJ All Jettel s must be 01 get mId term saiar)' m agamst phySICIans and Improve plme system The reforms are a strong step Ob\ lOush, a refel endum "lgned and, pl'efeldbly, typed patients' access to health cm e creases ThiS proposal co~ld Under the new licensure and In the rIght dIrection, but they I::' very m~ch mOlder so

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, "I"~rl 1\", 1,,,,1 \fH'.\~ .. \ fit r t I' .....f \ rq till 1 fl I r d t r t - ..., March 31,1994 Grosse Pointe News News 13A 44 floods hit state in 1993 Michigan experIenced five saId. Coverage is avaIlable Air masses clash, twistels result flash floods and 39 other through a federal program, flood events last year, caus- however, only about 10 per- Last year was a very qUIet NatIOnal Weather Service that a tornado has been Sighted ing over $300,000 in dam- cent of structures subject to year for severe weather In warmng, seek shelter III a ages. To focus attentIOn on tornado nearby and everyone III the floodmg are actually msured Michigan. Although there wer,~ ditch, raVIne or other place be safety pJanmng, Gov .John En. area should take actIOn (;Q A rapid wmter thaw and agamst the '"Isk a total of 11 tornadoes reported low ground level and stay as heavy spring rams could gler has declared Mar<.h 27 ImmedIately to the basement, Currently there are about here m 1993, no one was kIlled through Apnl 2 as Severe low as pOSSIble lead to floodIng In some 670 MIchIgan commumtles takmg cover under sometning as a result Those tornadoes, Weather Awareness Week In areas of the state agam thIS <,turdy lf there Isn't a base partIcipatmg in the NatIOnal however, destroyed or damaged MIchIgan Accordmg to a coall. year, according to represent- ment, move to the lowest floor Property owners can also be Flood Insurance Program property valued at $1 mIllIon tlOn formed m 1991 to promote atives of a statewide coah. (NFIP) and 18,000 polICies m po!>slble, III a small room or pi epared by ensW'Ing that they tornado safety, re'lldents are c1o!>et Agam, stay low and If have adequate coverage for tion formed to encourage force To purchase flood m. Northern lower MIChIgan flood safety. encouraged to practice theIr pos<,lble, under a heavy object their home and personal be- surance, residents must lIve was hIt the most by tornadoes ''.Just In-case" procedUie for tor- "Michigan's most recent Stay away from wmdows longmgs under theIr homeown- In one of those partIcIpatIng In 1993, accordIng to informa nado warnmg<, severe flooding events were commumtles Coverage can ers msurance poliCIes. Torna- lIon released by the NatIOnal At work or school, If a base- in 1975 and 1986. Current be obtained through most II does are conSIdered Weather Service recently. How- Annually, Mlclllgan experI- ment IS not avaIlable, move to record hIgh ground moisture ceused property/casualty m- "WIndstorms" and covered by ever, every county In the state ences an average of 16 torn a an mtenor hallway on the low condItIOns, however, have surance agents VIrtually all homeowners polI- has experienced at least one does Since 1950, 237 persons est floor poSSible. AVOId rooms CIes, accordmg to the coahtion's made the probability of flood- To determme If flood In- tornado SInce 1950 have been kIlled by tWisters WIth a large, free.span roof, Insurance Industry representa- ing the hIghest In the last 40 surance IS avaIlable In your CountIes expenencmg torna- here Tornadoes Cdn hIt any lIke gymnasIUms If caught m tIves However, certam bmlts years," said George Hosek, a community, call 1-800-638- does last year were Allegan, time of the day or mght III al the open durIng a tornado and reqUIrements may apply member of the MIchIgan 6620 Arenac, Barry, Crawford, most any month of the year CommIttee for Severe In addItIOn to obtaInmg Delta, Genesee, Mackmac, Ma. Most, however, occur In AprIl, YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! Weather Awareness adequate Insurance protec- comb, Ogemaw and Otsego May, June and July, durmg the To focus attentIon on flood tion, residents should take Tornadoes generally develop late afternoon and evenmg safety planning, Gov John the followmg precautIOns m CALL 882-3500 from severe thunderstonns Al- hours, generally between 3 and To ReSERVE DISPlAY ADVeRTISING SPACE By 2 00 P M. fRIDAY Engler has declared March antICIpatIOn of floodmg though not all severe thunder- 7 pm. 27 through AprIl 2 as Severe • Learn the best route storms spawn tornadoes, tWIst- Tornadoes develop and move Weather Awareness Week In from your home or place of ers are more IIkelv to occur rapIdly, often \'.:th bttlc nutlC<.- MIchIgan ReSIdents aJ. e cn- bUbUleSh W hIgh, sate ground when there IS u~asonably or forewarnmg When a tor- couraged to familIarize them- In case you have to evacuate warm and humId air at the nado watch IS announced, resI- BeUe Isle Awning CO. selves with flood safety pro in a hurry earth's surface and cold au at dents should gather a first aId cedures. • Prepare and mamtam a the mIddle atmospheric levels, kIt, flashlIght and pGliable ra SPECIALIST Consumers should be hst of personal property to WIth strong upper-level Jet dlO They should stay tuned to IN aware that regular home- substantIate losses covered stream WInds. local radIO and teleVISIon sta- owners insurance polIcies do by Insurance In MIchIgan, thIS clash of all' tIOns and be ready or prepared FABRIC AWNINGS not pay for flood damage, co. • FamIlIanze household masses IS more lIkely to occur to take shelter A watch means alition members represent- members WIth turn-off proce- m the sprIng and m the south- that conditIOns are rIght for • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL ing the insurance mdustry dW'es for gas and electrIcity ern lower part of the state, ac- development of a tornado 20220 Cornillie Dr. Roseville 294-6050 cording to officials from the A tornado warnmg means Calculate your daily fat target the easy way

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HOURS: 20927 Mack Avenue (313) 882.0040 Monday. Fnday (2 Doors.J!:omMr. C's Deli) 830.S:t~r~:pm. Grosse Pointe Woods FAX 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (313) 882-1888 Additional Metered Parking Behind Store March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Pointes to host one of four MS walks April 10 to help combat multiple sclerosis 'By Kathleen Ryan known about multiple sclerosIs, the destruction of myelin, a array of servIces to mdlviduals startmg at 9 Staff Writer what isn't known IS the cure. necessary for a dIagnOSIs, Multiple sclerosis fatty substance that surrounds whIch IS why a correct dlagno With MS and to their famIlies Last year's Grosse POinte But fundraising events such and protects nerve fibers of the It 1$ the most common neu- as the MS Walk for MultIple SIS can take several months, BeSides informatIOn and re- walk drew 1,579 partICIpants bram and spinal cord, SimIlar even years rological disease is the world. It Sclerosis on Sunday, Apnl 10, ferral services, the MS SocIety and raised $176,220 Walk par- strIkes women more often than to the way InsulatIOn protects Once a person IS dJagnosc~ orovldes counseling and adVIce tIclpants collect pledges from help the NatIOnal Multlple electrical wIres. men, whites more often than WIth MS, doctors can prOVIde on coping With MS, assistance sponsors Walkers will receive Sclerosis SocIety get that much Common symptoms mclude blacks, young more often than closer to a cure for thIs dIsease the medIcal support In acqUiring and maintaIning prizes based on pledges col old, people who live 10 colder tmglmg sensations, numbness, But for solutions to the day- medical eqUIpment, educatIOnal lected, With $75 earnmg a 11m that affiicts 250,000 Americans slurred speech, blurred or dou climates more often than those Every week 200 Americans to-day !tvmg problems a programs, and a recreatIOnal Ited edItion MS Walk T-shirt In warmer chmates. ble Vision, muscle weakness, chromc dIsease creates, 1OdIvld- program that sponsors SOCial and $5,000 m pledges earnmg are diagnosed WIth multIple poor coordmatlOn, unusual fa- Symptoms range from mJld sclerosIs, although symptoms of uals can turn to the MultIple actIvitles as well as a summer a dual actIOn stair chmber or a to severe, WIth one patIent tlgue, muscle cramps, spasms, SclerOSISSocIety for assIstance. camp program selectIOn from the Hudson's gIft MS vary WIdely between mdl- problems with bladder, bowel being relatively symptom. free viduals. The MichIgan chapter of the Fundmg fOl the Michigan catalog. PartiCipants turmng m and sexual functlOns, and para- chaptel comes m part from $125 m pledges Will be entered while another's symptoms are Doctors do know that MS IS MS Society was founded III 'chronic. lySIS Symptoms can range 1948, and now serves 9,500 per fundrali,mg events such as the m a natIOnWIde drawmg for a caused by interruptIOn of nerve from mild to severe, but at , And whIle a good deal IS Impulses to the bram due to sons through five regional of- MS Walk, which wlll be held In trIp to anywhere TWA flIes In least two separate attacks are fices, each offering an extensIve four locatIOns m the metro the world area Grosse POInte, Blrmmg Advance regtstratlOn for the ham, Dearborn dnd Monroe walk IS encouraged, but regis State historical museum seeks home movies ThIs year's Grosse Pomte tratlOns wIll be accepted the LookIng for a larger audIence walk wIll orIgmate at Grosse mornmg of the walk To receIve of factory workers, wealthy m- museum seeks home movies POInte South High School and a regIstrdtlOn packet or for ad- to screen your home movies? dustriahsts, small-town proprie- tel' descrlb10g what and whom Although your famIly may that show MIchIgan reSidents the movie shows, the year It follow a 12 5 mIle route that dltlOnal mformatlOn, call the tors, farm famihes and other m a WIde range of actIvltles, goes down Lakeshore drIve MS Socelty at 358 9050 have tIred of them, the MIChi- Mlchigamans was taken, the format (8mm or gan HIstOrIcal Museum In Lan- such as. 35mm or other), and a name, RegIstratIOn begtns at South at The Grosse POInte New~ lS an smg IS searchmg for certam "These films have the poten- • actlve downtown dIstricts address and telephone number 8 am, With the walk offiCially officml sponsor of the MS Walk older home movies to include in tial to make the 1920s more and Woodward Avenue in De to: MOVIe Search/Scott Peters, Its 20th century exhibits, now personal and the museum ex- trOlt; MIchIgan Hlstoncal Museum, under construction hIbIts more engaging for VIsi- • motor vehIcle traffic, m- 717 W Allegan Rt, T anc;mg, CHEM.DRY "We need help from MIchi- tors" eludmg pedestrians; Mlch 48918-1847 • leisure and SOCialactIvltles; of gan residents to prOVIde us The MIchigan HIstorical Mu- Immediate responses are ap With home movIes that Wlll • the prohIbItIOn and suffrage preclated and letters must be seum currently has exhibIts de- movements; LAKESHORE portray life in the 1920s, as scribIng hfe m MichIgan from receIved by AprIl 29. For more • delIvery trucks, such as the Carpet & Upholstery seen through the eyes of faml' the Ice Age through 1900. The InfonnatlOn, telephone the mu- !les and Individuals," said Sec- milkman, Iceman, postman, seum at (517) 335.2782 Cleaning second phase of exhIbIts, whIch ete ; retary of State Richard H. Aus- brmgs the story up to modem After revlewmg the letters, SPRING SPECIALS tm, who serves as MichIgan's • immIgrants arriving VIa museum staff WIll contact peo- tImes, WIll open 10 January boat or train; Couch $42.50 official historIan. "We are in- 1995 ple whose footage seems most ------, • early NAACP actlvities, Loveseat $32.50,' terested in films from famIlIes For the new exhibIts, the prOmlsmg If selected, the mu- • FlInt's tent city; Chair $22.50 seum will pay for secure trans- Cou • 4-14-84 • schools and reading clubs; port, duphcation and return of 2 Rooms & HaJJ I • other 1920s activities. the film 1 The museum also inVItes let- 44.95 up to 350 sq. ft. I Michigan reSIdents' home .WLth free 16 oz. can of .stun t.llmgulsher I ters descnbing sigmflcant movIes will be used, along WIth .=.~:... -- .2, ~~_.J collectIons of home movies, par- newsreels and footage from ar- l,dlvJdu.oUy o"Dtd lAd oj>t",ltd 1.800.404-0023 775.7651 ticularly those filmed m the chIves and librarIes, to produce 1920s through the 1960s a 12-mmute film about life in Films should be In good MIchIgan dUrIng the 1920s physical condition, and donors The film wdl be shown m an must be able to deSCrIbe their ornate mOVIetheater typical of ,.,.....------bL. contents In some detail. Anyone movie houses in the 1920s, as ~llNlTl\T B~Q_ 10terested in loaning films to part of the museum's 1920s the museum should mail a let- Street Scene gallery. :YG. ~.r. ~+ 15212 Charlevoix ~~ Farms man wins lottery ,,~ Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 t Grosse Po1Ote Farms resident Although he hasn't figured Wilham Drennen "broke the out what to do with the money CUSTOM KITCHENS, BATHS & REMODELING bank" last week, wmning he saId, "We'll find something, ADDITIONS, DORMERS & WINDOWS Hold the bacon $10,000 In the MichIgan Lotto I'm sure" "Break the Bank" second- RetIred from the U S Army, Farms resident Tracy Johnson. with her sister Lindsey. chance sweepstakes Drennen IS a regular lottery *Come Visit Our Showroom * poses on Kercheval with Miss Molly, the family's 10- "1 thmk that's lovely," said player He bought hIS wmnIng week-old Vietnamese pot-bellied pig. I I Drennen upon learning he had t1cket at Jerry's Club Party ~ UC£NS£D 823-2402 1NSUR£D.r l won. Store on Kercheval. ] ,1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,, • • ,, • • • • • • • • • • •. ••••••••••. ••••••••••••: • ~~1 Starts At e~ t$' • • • •. • •: •. • •. • • •. WARREN AVE. ALLEMO~S_ •• WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6 • • SONG OF THE ••• • 4PMT08PM ••• • • • • SPRING BOW-TIE • • • • • • --======---: • BOUQUET BUNNY • • • • • • • • $2750 BOUQUET • • • • 00 : ~ Even Mickey : : PLUS DELIVERY $25 Out of Town PLUS DELIVERy Slightly Higher OutotTown : : Won't Miss Our: : Slightly Higher : Minnie-Priced Kids'Meals, : • BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRESH : Store Discounts : MIXED CUT CYMBl1DIUM DAISIES DAFFODilS FLOWER ORCHID : And Free Entertainment. : BOUQUETS CORSAGE 99 • • ,$3 $2~~CH • • $5?~ $5~?800' 2/$500 • • --======_. • • W/CC 4-2 94 • • • • · · It's Family Night at Lakeside. And Mickey,: • : : Minnie, Belle and Beast WIll all be there to: : • • enchant Mesmerize Anddelight your children.. • rMWF::~~~R-~~~~Nr~fc~~~~~~~!.~ : : So get out your camera. 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I~ L.,~ .Fetal position Safety researchers from General Motors and the University of Michigan are engaged in a lond "ludy on the safety of pregnant women in vehicle crashes which includes develop- ment of C1 pregnant female crash dummy. Here. t]-M's Dr. Mark Pearlman. left. and Dr. DavId Viano work with a fetal insert dummy simulating a seven-month unborn child. Mea- surements will be taken on acceleration of the fetal head and chest as well as presswe applied to the abdomen in crash testing. The two objectives of the study are to learn more about what happens in the uterus as the result of trauma in a vehicle crash. and to possi- bly devise new safety restraint systems that are specifically for pregnant women. The Ford Aspire weighs in at just four pounds over 2.000and it is a ton of fun.

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.J March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 11A Improved weather causes Easter travel surge as motorists hit highways The frigid start to 1994 is and CruIse bookings - are up ages WhICh mclude transporta- mgs m January, primarily be see are the second and third Cl..bm fever IS one contribu- warming tourism not only for 11 5 percent so far thiS year tion and lodgmg in the price - cause treacherous road most requested out of "tate tor to the strong Easter season the Easter season but for the over last, with Easter sales are the agency's most sought. conditIOns forced the closure of Easter routmgs and the yearlong Improved pic. year, and AAA MIchigan pre. brisk. after travel product as consum. main highways m Kentucky for "WIth milder April weather, ture predIcted for the state's dICts an overall 5 percent "Our customers, weary of ers search for the best value for several days and that's the dl. MIchIgan travelers often take travel mdustry growth in travel by Mlchlgam. MichIgan's below normal tem. their vacation dollar. Tour rect route to FlOrida," Willard advantage of the gems m their This year's Easter period offi- ans both In and outSIde the peratures m January and Feb- sales for the first two months of said "However, III February, own backyard and travel CIally begIns at noon Fnday state. ruary, are ready for an Easter 1994 were up 40 percent over we received 11,613 requests fOi wIthlll the state durmg East- (April I> and runs to midnight, AAA travel agency officials escape to warm weather," said last year, Willard Bald FlOrida routmgs - up 5 percent eJ," WIllard "aid "Behmd Flor Sunday (April 3). During the report that total travel sales - AAA travel agency director DI- MIlder temp~ratures at from last year - and March Ida, MichIgan loutmgs are the 1992 Easter hohday penod (the includmg aIrhne tickets, tours ane Willard "The most popular Easter also mean travelers are requests are runnmg higher second most requested by mem latest data available), nme pe0- chOIces are FlOrida, Carribbean ready to hit the highway, too than average as travelers plan bel'S and we expect state tour ple died m nme crashes on destmatlons and cruises" "We saw a declme m mem Autos:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. ElIl,W/IH} t ' I det{fl/lllleltll) Ford (milt fO/al JUS a coup e years ago, op. amo/illt of monlllly pa)l/Ients .5 tlOnal antl.lock brakes.' sequen. 57 176 for Villager alld (,wild WAITING FOR! tlal fuel mJectlon, folding rear AlorqUl1 Take 'JeW retarl de/Ilery seats and a four-speaker AMI (rom deallT Jlrxk II)' 4/5/94 (1lJ1i FM stereo in a subcompact "mngs hued On " compa/lJ(/'1 of package that starts at $8,240 fOI,,1 of mOlltlll) pa}7l1mts undrr for the familiar three-door 1/ RI rERI~[ D \\1' I '4\1 Ill' "'!JP performance and 30-plus miles L(}() '375 hIghway.) ~- Je(lInl~ c.l)()\) :l The Aspire is seven inches Cmll Due at SW!lIlJS* '2,681 18,876 longer than the Festiva, but It is still only 153 inches overall, ------_._.- smaller than a Neon (171 inches) Luggage space of 14.9 cubic feet seems ample for two and although it WIll accommo- date four passengers, you wouldn't want to travel very far WIth more than two. The AspIre IS the least ex- pensive car to offer dual air bags as standard equipment. It is also covered by Ford's Road. Side AssIstance Program, which prOVIdes24-hour aId for emer. gency SItuatIOns at no addI- tIOnal cost to the customer, In- cludIng fuel delivery, battery service, tIre changIng and tow- SlANDARD FEA1URES:.46-LlTER 1994 MERCuRY GRAND MARQUIS GS mg. SOHC V-S [NGINE • SEQUFNTlAt ~IULTI-PORT Power steering is optionaL ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION • SPEED-SF!'.SITI\ E, Our test car dId not have it J VARIABLE-ASSIST POWER STEERIt\G • DRIV[R- .1.1\ 0 and, although steering IS no RIGHT-FRONT PASSENGER-SIDE AIR BAG problem, it is surprisingly resis. SUPPLEMENTAL RESTRAINT S"STFT\\' • 4-WHEEL tant for such a little car. Power POWER DISC BRAHS • CFC-FREE AIR CO'\DITIO\iER OR steenng also has a tighter ratio $299 and is probably a good option • POWER WINDOWS • POWER OUTSIDE \!IRRORS to order Anti-lock brakes are • 6-WAY POWER DRIVER'S SEAT • ELEC TRO\lC -\\f \1)lh,.."I~\1\\'I~[1\.'" $~740 AM/FM STEREO CASSETTE R \DIO PREFERRl:..D also optIOnal and also a worth. FITII \[Ollll! I Pm III/Ill '299 N/A whIle Item. I.QL:I 1'1\1 L"-J 1 PAC "-AGF 157 A: \1'1' PllIlllmt lV/A '7,740 Our Aspire was no flash off • FINGERTIP SPEED CO~TROL • POll ER LOC" GROLP IJOIIII I'm lIlellt ' I, -/09 _ 0 the line, but cruises easIly at • EnCTRIC RE 4,R WINDOW DFFROSTER • FRO\ T \ \ D 5('(//"/1 Depollt '100 '325 mterstate speeds At up to 75, REAR CARPETED FLOOR M.I.TS UII} I 121!J'ilL5W!1 IS* '2,008 '8,065 it did not even seem to be breathmg hard but approach- mg 80 your engine speed is top------_0- _ ping 4,000 rpm and there's not ,- much left Front suspension utilizeS MacPherson struts WIth COlI sprmgs, whIle the rear axle is a torSIOnbeam suspended by coil- shock umts. The mtenor deSIgn is excellent, despIte the exten. sive use of plastic Seatmg is comfortable and mstruments are easy to read The unclut. tered instrument panel Includes a tachometer in the mIldly sportIer SE trim Passenger '--. I \" I) \ I~ I) I I \ I l 1-:I', • DR I\ FR \ \ J) RI(, HT. room IS good, surprismgly so m 1994 MI R('URY COUCAR XR7 the re$lr FRONT PASSENGER 4,IR BAG SL PPI F\H \ T \I Rr '-TR \1\ T 5\, TI \I The AspIre IS a nrce car for • 3 8-UTFR V-6 Et>.GI\l!' • SEQL F\ TI \1 \IL 1T1-PC1RT FI t (TRl)\I( the pnce, but the competItIOn IS FUEL JN1ECTJO\. POIVER ~TrrRI\C.' CI-C-IR!r Ill' (P\['IIIU\ff not standmg stIll Chrysler has • ELECTRONIC AM/FM ~TFRto \\ ITf{ ( 1'."1 HI launched the Neon, a hand. " 1> 1,I I I I," I I) I ()l I I' \ II "f I' \ l f-..- \, 1 some small car that has a big- ger car sense to It m only a ) (, I I \ • FI\( fRTIr '-,1'[\ I) (l1\ TRl)! • I'C)\I] l' 1 (1( " ( "(1L J shghtly higher price range A • ELECTRTC RFAR \\1\1)(1\\ DI FRO"n R • lie HT ( "(1L I' • h 111\ Ford spokesman saId, however, POWER DRfVFR's..,r \T • C 1'.1 \ll \11\l \\ \I Hlllo., that when the cars are fitted the way most buyers want them, the AspIre wIll have a ------_.-.- more substantIal price edge And Chevrolet promIses a No Lease AcquisitiOIl Fee Requ:irOO.! new Metro (or Metro replace. ment) IS on Its way

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We specialize in custom picture Pretty EASTER BASKETS filled framing, custom mirrors, ready made Are bunnies starting to hop around with your choice of fruit, wine and frames and framed art. LOOK for our in your mind? Well ... Easter is on its gourmet foods. Add a honey baked Friday, April 1st is the last day to spring SALE savings up to 50% way. Great Easter Outfits all in an ham or turkey breast to your enter the jelly bean contest to win a OFF!!. .. at 19571 Mack Ave., G.P.W. array of pastel colors. Hop on into arrangement. Lots of special Easter Herend Bunny - hurry in as we will 881-6922. Lisa's ... elegance for sizes 14-26 ... at candy, chocolates and cookies ... at be closed from Noon-3:00 p.m .... P.S. 19583 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe, 20129 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Have a Happy Easter ... 72 Kercheval 882-3130. Woods, 886-2352. on-the-Hill, 882-6880. '

KISKA JEWELERS TRESSES Hair Studio Think Spring!! Be sure and stop by EDWIN to see our new line of spring clothes. "NEvr shzpment of SElKO watches Is a smoke free enuzronment ... Make We also carry a complete line of com- have arrived!! See our large variety of an appointment for your PAUL munion dresses, veils and accessories, ladies and mens watches in all price complimentary consllltatwn for our plus a large selectwn of boys sUlts, ranges to suit everyones budget. What advanced tone on tone hair color SALON sport jackets and pants. Regular, slim a nice Ester present ... at 63 Kercheval techniques designed for the spring and husky sizes - with FREE altera- on-the-Hzll, 885-5755. and summer. Also, we now offer a tions! ... at 23240 Great Mack Avenue, complete menu of waxing services ... at The Edwin Paul Salon in open on one block south of 9 Mzle Road, 777- 16914 Kercheval Avenue, Grosse Mondays! If you like a quiet relaxing 8020. Pomte,881-4500. smoke free visit to a salon then Mondays are for you. The salon offers six different price levels to accom- modate everyone. Also if you book any chemical service for Mondays you wzll Jacobsons 5MIWTF5 receive $10.00 towards any products I 1 purchased. Please call 885-9001 for 3 4 5 6 789 your appozntment ... at 20327 Mack, Come in and see the collection of Calendar 10 11 11 13 14 IS 16 of Events 11 18 19 10 11 12 23 Grosse Pointe. Hurry down to the NOTRE DAME Spring knit suits and dresses in petite 'Y:.,15 26 17 28 29 30 PHARMACY for your Easter items. and regular sizes ... at 20148 Mack at See our large selection of Russell Oxford, 886-7424. "DINNER TIME" ... serving steak Stover Candy, novelties, Easter cards, dinners and seafood dinners every bunnies, toys, candy, stuffed toy ani- Thursday and Friday evening from mals and our variety of excellent and 5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m .... In The St. Clair unique gifts ... at 16926 Kercheval in- Room. the-Village,e 885-2154. ~~ "SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET ..... from 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Adults C?t~lVtiiltfh1wn Ed Maliszewski $7.95 and children (10 years and '1Ji....- Antiques Carpeting. under) $3.95 ... In The St. Clair Room. New shipment of furniture. Now March 31st/April 1st/April 2nd. CARPET SALE ... Karastan, Lees, carrying silver by Silver Accents ... 5 Josef's (Thursday. Friday, Saturday) Prom Kercheval on-the-Hill, 882-0164. Miliken and Alexander Smith Trunk Collection Show 1994 in our French Pastry Shop carpeting on SALE now at ... 21435 Miss"J" Department. Mack Avenue, 776-5510. Decorate your Easter table with April 3rd (Sunday) "HAPPY something delicious from Josef's. EASTER" We will be closed today ... Choose from a colorful egg shaped Have a nice day. cake, beautiful lamb cake or how about a Easter log cake. All decorated with Easter bunnies - of course - .. ,at 21150 Mack Avenue, 881-5710.

-- ~~ Place your orders for Easter ~~-~~~¥~~ Sunday. Lamb cakes, bunny cakes, by hair co, cup cakes, cake nests, bunny face short ~ 'l~ ~ 'Ptaee bread cookies, cream pies, fruit pies, SPECIAL ... Receive 50% OFF, for miniature pastries all from scratch 1203 S. Main Street, Royal Oak fzrst time clients, with Jenna or and beautifully decorated. Dinner 810-541-1414 Fax 810 541-5829 Alexandria on a halr cut or nail rolls, gourmet coffees and so on to l:...tate Je"oeler••anJ Antiquarian,. 1-94 to 696, exit at Main Street services (Saturday excluded). Also make your holiday Easter Sunday If you have old sterling silver items I (turn right-go down about three available is body massage blocks) Special... at 16844 Kercheval Place, that you never use why not sell them therapy ... Call 822-8080 ... at 15229 in-the- Village, 882-1932. to the buyers at Charterhouse. They Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Park. purchase flatware and holloware. "ONE-STOP SHOPPING FOR Ornate, antique items are best. They ALL YOU NEEDS" also by English Georgian silver. Weekdays 9:00 to 5:00 - 16835 Watch for our NEW changes com- Kercheval In the Village - 885-1232 ing soon ... or (800) 233-2233. HARKNESS PHARMACY !l

The Easter Bunny has treats for the Have a prescription to be filled? "sugar-free" child at the School Bell ...... We beat all prices... Call and edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. 17047 Kercheval in-the- Village. compare - Check-out the lowest prices in town. We accept G.M. hourly insurance. Call 884-3100 for quotes Diamond is the birthstone for April. on your prescriptions ... at 20315 edmund t. AHEE jewelers has a won- Mack .Avenue (at Lochmoor) Grosse derful collection of dwmond Jewelry Pointe Woods. - rings, earrmgs, bracelets, pms and necklaces crafted in gold and set with diamonds - a wide selectwn all at Jom us weekly for a delzcious fresh terrzfic values. edmund t. AHEE Jew- Shop early for EASTER and see seafood dmner ... We'll keep you warm elers is located at ... 20139 Mack our variety of styles in brzght Sprmg wzth our great homemade soups, To advertise in this column Avenue at Oxford (between 7 & 8 colors zn petite, regular and 1/2 szzes. hearty meals and comfy call Kathleen Stevenson Alile Roads) Grosse Pointe Woods. FREE alterations... at 23022 Mack atmosphere ... See you soon at ... 100 at 343-5582 Hours: Monday-Saturday 10:00 a.m.- Avenue, (across from S.C.S. post St. Clmr at the Rwer, 822-7817. by 2:00 p m. Fndays 6:00 p.m., except Thursday 10:00 office) 774-1850. a.m.-8:00 p.m., 886-4600. S e C.t ion B

March 31, 1994 Churches. . .. 5B Gros~ Pointe News Features Entertalfiment.. 7B More than 5,000 are expected to 'Race for the Cure' By Margie Reins Smith Fe'ature Editor cause the cancer was removed "MObt women m thIS group cords department of St John Trudy Marchetti was diag- at an early btage, she didn't are more afraid of chemo than Hospital and sell&real estate nosed with breast cancer m need chemotherapy or radia- anythmg else," she said for Sme Realty She's a smgle March 1992, one week before tIOn Marchetti returned to her mother (James IS 11; Teresa IS DetrOIt's first Race for the "Chemotherapy ::,cared me trammg schedule three weeks 9) She ran the Free Press Mar- Cure, the Susan G Komen more than ::,urgery," Marchetti aftel surgery "I &tmted by athon m 1993 and several Breast Cancer FoundatIOn's said She attend" meetmgs of walkmg, then walkmg fast ')hortel races smce her surgery fundralser and consciousness- WATCH, d '>Upport l"TfOUpmade Now I Iun. sWim and ride a Race proceeds Will be used by raiser up of 60 or 70 women who have bike" the MCF Prentls Comprehen- Marchetti's doctors recom- had bred"t CdUCe! She WOI k" m the medical re sive Cancer Center to fund mended a mastectomy breast cancer awarene&s and She postponed surgery for a early detectIOn programs week so she could participate in "Many low-mcome women the Rac~ for the Cure. fall through the Clacks after The followmg year, compet- OrIgInal mammograms show mg as a survivor, she won the abnOlmahtles," Hoey said "In race many cases theIr msurance Marcheth I~ ready to nlP doo"n't l-Uveladdltlonal te&Lmg agam this year. She'd like an- to confirm cancer diagnoses, other win. But even if she only treatment after the diag- loses, she's a willner. noses are made" Accordmg to MIChigan Can- Other programs funded by cer FoundatIOn statIstics, the DetrOit race mclude work- nearly 7,000 MIchigan women Will be diagnosed with breast See RACE, page 3B cancer this year and 2,000 will die of the dIsease III 1994. Marchetti encourages others to run, walk or stroll III a fun- draiser devoted to continuing breast cancer research, educa- tion and screening programs in southeast Michigan. Center. "Everyone is welcome the results showed what he The third annual 5K run! to come out and support breast called "some calcIfication " walkJracewalk and one-mile fun cancer awareness " "A friend of mine said It was run will be held the morning of MarchettI has been running probably nothmg," MarchettI Saturday, AprIl 9, on the for eight years She started out Sald. "I wasn't too womed My grounds of the Detroit Zoo. De- biking; then walking. gynecologist said to have a troit's race IS one of 48 nation- "I was walkmg faster and bIOPSYI went on vacatIOn in Wide. faster, then I started runmng," February and waited until I got The benefit/consciousness- she said. "I like to run on back III March to have the raiser is expected to bring more Lakeshore. I used to cross-tram bIOpSY." Photos by Margie Rems SmIth than 5,000 people of all ages with weights, but after my sur- Three days after the biopsy, Trudy Marchetti of Grosse and athletic abilities together gery I had to gIve up the her doctor called to say he Pointe Woods. a breast cancer sur- to promote breast cancer aware- weights So I just nln more" found some cancer cells vivor. will run in the third annual ness, encourage early detectIOn MarchettI averages 30 to 45 "He asked my husband and Race for the Cure. aSK run/walkl and celebrate survivors lIke rmles a week. "It vanes It de- me to come to the office the racewa1k and one-mile fun run Marchetti. pends on what the body and next day," she saId "I still sponsored by the Susan G. Komen "Some people come to race, the rmnd are III the mood for," wasn't alarmed When he de. Breast Cancer Foundation. others come to walk and some she said. "Runmng IS some- SCrIbedthe surgery, however, I The race will be held on the Just come to watch," said Jane thing you either love or hate. I said to myself, 'wait a mmute, grounds of the Detroit Zoo on Sat- Hoey, assistant director of love It." thiS 18 serious '" urday. April 9. Registration is $16 breast cancer community out Marchetti had her first mam After runmng the 11rstRace by April 1: $20 on race day _ Pro- reach-and education for the mograrn when she was 39 'Five for the Cure, Marchetti under- ceeds wiIl he used f~breast can- Michigan Cancer Foundation- years later, after a routme went a modified mastectomy .:oer research. education and PrentIs Comprehensive Cancer mammogram, her doctor saId and reconstructIve surgery Be. screening programs.

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION t. Weddings March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News of Grosse Pomte Farms, Carney Neiman Marcus shoulder necklme, long sleeves Hampden Sydney College With 111 place by a headpiece Walker of La Gnmge, Ill; The groom earned d bache and a lace bodice tl'lmmed WIth a bachelor's degree In manage- tnmmed With stlk flowers and Holly Klmkhammer of Bernen lor's degree In bUSiness admm. pearls Her antique Brussels I'lal economiCS, and from the seed pearls. She can'led a bou- Spnngs, Rachel Bold of New IstratlOn from the Umvel Sit)' of lace cathedral-length vell, an Umverslty of DetrOIt School of quet of dendroblUm orchIds, York City, and Jennifer Re- Notre Dame He IS an mvest- heIrloom m the groom's famlly, Law He IS a sales account white roses and stargazer lIlIes. toske of Costa Mesa, Calif ment banker WIth Melllll was held m place by IVOry manager for Umted Technolo. The bnde's SIster, Carole The brIde's SIster, Sarah Lynch shantung lOseS She carried a gles Automotive Ann Compel's, was the maId of Turner Goodnow of Grosse The couple tl clveled to the bouquet of calla lIlIes, euphor- The couple tlaveled to Bel' honor Pomte Farms, was the JUnIor Vllgm Isl,mdc, They )1\(' III bia, dendlObmm orchIds, bear- muda They hve III Grosse Bridesmaids were Del1lse bndesmald Megan Brooks ChlC,lg0 grass and angehque roses Pomte Wood" Roupe of DetrOit and Pamela Goodnow of Stow, OhIO, was The mahon of honor was Clune of Boca Raton, Fla The the 1l0welf,'1rl Bm hal'a S K18kel of WooStel, gl'oom's meces, Gretchen Tor Attendants WOl e 11001'length OhIO rey and Betsy Ray, both of hunter gIeen velvet dresses Bl'Idesmalds were Suzanne Glosse Pomte, were JunIOr With square necklInes accented H Gereg of WOlihmgton, OhIO, blldesmalds. With rhmestones and long Amy S GoldsmIth of Hillsdale, Attendants wore full length sleeves They can led whIte 1'0 Elizabeth J Haefele of Madl navy sheath SkIrtS and white ses, holly and Ivy <;on,WI!>; ElIzabeth W lsalyof SIlk shantung off the shoulder The best man was the Upp€l Al'!mgton, Olno; Api'll « apphqued Jackets They carrIed g1oom's twm brothel, DaVId T M Oldham of Hudson, OhIO; bouquets of pmk and whIte hI. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Daniel Calzolano of Calzolano ElIzabeth P Rmke of the CIty les and mIl1lature pink carna. Groomsmen weIe the g1'oom's of Grosse Pomte, and Ehzabeth tIons Goodnow- brothel, MIchael Calzolano of E Ward of Vugmla Beach, Va The best man was the Schaumbw'g, III , Stephen Mal' The gloom's Sister, ElIzabeth P groom's brother, LaWI'ence Ray Calzolano quard of West Bloomfield, Rentschlel of Chicago, wal:>an Gloomsmen were the groom's Kevm Enghsh of the CIty of honO!al)' bndesmmd Mary Anne Goodno\\ of ChI brother, Richard Ray, and Bo Grosse Pomte, Enc Scharpf of The best man was the Toney cago, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hoboken, N J, and Geoffrey g1'oom's blOthm, Robel-t M Pea Damel 1'J.mothy Goodnow of Kloske of Ne\\ York Cltj body Jr of the CIty of GIOSse The mother of the bnde wore GlOsse Pomte Fal ms, marned Ushers wel e the brIde's Pomte Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John Ray a champagne stlk tea-length Mark Damel Cal70lano of ChI brothers, D:mwl ~1 Govdno" uf Mr. and Mrs. Brian 'Waller Groomsmen were Norman L dress and a WI'ISt corsage of cago, son of Mr and Mrs John Sparks, Md, and TImothy A Peabody Bll'd Jr, of the City of Grosse Compers-Ray whIte roses J Calzolano of Chen)' HIll, Goodnow of Grosse Pomte Pomte, W Charles Blocker Jr, Nancy Lee Compel's of St The groom's aunt, MillIcent N J , on Dec 11, 1993, at the Faans Kraker-Peabody of Ral€lgh, N C, John M, ClaIr Shores, daughter of Tolkemltt, wore a royal blue BasIlIca of the Sacred Heart at The mother of the bnde wore Ann LUCIlle Krakel, daugh Bill ge III of Greensboro, N C , James and Esther Gompers of Notre Dame, Ind tea-length SIlk dress and a cor- a floor-length red wool kmt tel' of Mrs Forrestel KI aker of Edward W Caulkms of San Grosse Pomte Shores, marned sage of whIte roses The Rev DanIel J lssmg of- sheath WIth a v-neck, long Worthmgton, OhlO, and Dr FranCISCo, Peter K Dow of the Thomas John Ray, son of the Readers were LIsa McDonald ficIated at the 3 p m ceremonj, sleeves and rhmestone buttons Jack L Kraker of Lancaster, CIty of Grosse POInte; the late Mary Patncla and Richard whIch was followed by a recep Her corsage was a gardema OhIO, marrIed Brlan Walter bnde's brother, Mark C Ray, on Sept 18, 1993, at and Lesley ClaIrmont The 01'- tIon at the SummIt Club III The groom's mother wore a Peabody, son of Mrs Robert M Kraker of Wooster, Anthony S Grosse POInte Woods Presby. gamst was Helen McConachle; South Bend, Ind the SOlOIstwas Margaret Ahee mIdmght blue lace tea length Peabody of Grosse Pomte Paddock of the CIty of Grosse terian Church The bnde's gown featured a dress and a gardema corsage Woods and the late Ml, Pea- Pomte, and Thomas V Warren The Rev Jack ZIegler offiCI. The bride graduated from the portraIt collar, a sIlk satin bod- Readers were Anahsa Calzo body, on Oct 23, 1993, at WOl- of Moblle, Ala ated at the 5 p m candlelight UnIVerSIty of MIchIgan WIth a Ice decorated wIth beads and lano, DanIel M Goodnow and thmgton Ul1lted MethodIst Readers were ElIzabeth W ceremony, whIch was followed bachelor of SCIence degree 111 pearls and a full silk tulle Russell Beaupre The orgamst Chwch Carver and John P Ottaway by a receptIOn at the Grosse hberal arts She is a marketmg skui Her beaded headband was GaIl Walton, the SOlOIst, The Rev Robeli Chiles offiCI ill TraVIS Kraker and Tyler Pomte Yacht Club strategy developer for National held a cathedral-length tulle Sarah Fmk, and trumpeter, ated at the 430 pm ceremony, Kraker were hosts Jeff L. The brIde wore a whIte, off- TechTeam. veIl She carned a cascade of Jim Carter The EsqUIre Strmg whIch was followed by a dmner Kraker escorted hIS mother the shoulder sIlk shantung full- The groom attended North- red roses, Ivy and holly. Quartet also performed durmg dance receptIOn at the Lakes The bride graduated from length sheath gown which fea- wood InstItute He is an ac-. The bnde's sIster. Amy Good- the ceremony, Golf and Country Club HIllsdale College with a bache- tured a beaded lace bodIce, count executIve WIth Corporate now CIano of ChIcago, was the The brIde earned a bachelor Given m marnage by her lor's degree She IS a sales rep- Basque waIst and back bow. Fleet ServIces. matron of honor of arts degree m commUnIca. brother, Thomas W. KI akel, resentatIve for Cram CommunI- The hem and train were The newlyweds honeymooned Bridesmaids were the brIde's tIOns from St Mary's College of the bnde wore an Ivory sl1k catIOns Inc trImmed WIth lace and beads in Hawaii They live in Grosse SIster, JennIfer Susan Goodnow Notre Dame She works for shantung gown WIth an off the The groom w-aduated from and her fingertip veil was held Pomte Woods Engagements

EmmerIch graduated from Grosse Pointe Woods and Gail May-Duma Merlo of Kent, OhIO, son of Penny baker- Suffolk Uruversity WIth a BS! Kirby-Zimmer ZImmer of Caseville June Paul and PaulIne Merlo of Har- BA m management and a mI- Mr and Mrs Walter H May EddIe L. KIrby of Emett has KIrby IS also the daughter of per Woods. A July weddmg IS Emmerich nor m psychology He IS a Jr of HopkInS, MInn, have announced the engagement of the late Dolores J KIrby A announced the engagement of planned Mr and Mrs DaVId C Pen- mortgage consultant WIth Peo- hIS daughter, June A Kuby, to September wedding IS planned nybaker of Winthrop, Mdss, pIe's Hentage Mortgage Co In thell ciaugh tel, Cathe1'lne Curtis John Zimmer, son of Mr Andryc graduated from Kent KIrby graduated from North- State Umverslty WIth a bache have announced the engage Burlmgton, Mass Hunter May, to CraIg Field and Mrs Frank ZImmer of wood Umverslty WIth a degree ment of theIr daughter, KIm. Durno, son of Mr. and Mrs lor of SCIence degree In educa- in busmess management She tion, She IS a substitute teacher berly Pennybaker, to DaVId John Dregge Dumo of Grosse ISa financial consultant In an elementary school. H B Emmench, son of Don and Pomte Farms A September Zmuner IS a management reo Merlo graduated from Grosse Ann Emmench of Grosse weddmg ISplanned crUlter WIth Sales Consultants Pointe North High School; from Pomte Park. A May weddmg IS of Auburn HIlls. Oakland UniverSIty WIth a planned May graduated flom St Law bachelor of SCIence degree m Pennybaker IS a student at rence Umversity WIth a bache- Suffolk UniverSity, workmg for lor of arts degree m fine arts Andryc-Merlo human resources management; and from West VIrgIma Um- a degree 111 mternational eco- She IS an aSSIstant lobbYIst for RIchard and Jean Andryc of verslty with a master's degree nomICS She IS a teller SUpervI' the SeCUl'ItIesIndustry ASSOCia- tIOn Parma, OhIO, have announced m publIc admInistratIOn. He IS SOl' at Shawmut Bank m Bos- the engagement of theIr daugh. a reSIdent dIrector at Kent ton. Dumo graduated from the ter, JulIe Andryc, to Paul State UnIversity, UniverSIty of New Hampshire New Arrivals WIth a bachelor of SCIence de Dance workshop for bride, groom gree and from George Washing- A workshop WIll be held for teach the steps, rh~hm and ton Umversity WIth a master's Ryan William Belluomo bndes and grooms and their posture for the tradItIOnal fIrst degree 111 busmess admmIstra- weddIng partIes from 7 to 8:30 dance of the weddmg couple at WIlham and DIane Belluomo tIOn, WIth honors He IS a memo p m Tuesdays and Thursdays their reception. The cost IS $45 of Grosse POInte Woods are the bel' of Beta Gamma SIgma hon- Aprrl 19-28 at the Gros~ a couple for four sessions Call parents of a son, Ryan WIllIam David H.B. Emmerich and ors socIety He IS a credIt Curtis John Zimmer and June Pointe War Memonal. 881-7511. BeIIuomo, born Feb. 23, 1994 Kimberly Pennybaker analyst WIth Comenca Bank A.Kirby Instructor LIllian Forrest wIll Maternal grandparents are Robert and Donna Hagg of Grosse Pomte Woods. Paternal grandparents are William and GREAT ShIrley Belluomo of Clmton BEAUTIFUL GOWNS ... GIfT IDEA! TownshIp Maternal great- INCREDIBLE SAVINGS grandmothers are LoUIse Hagg ~HONEYBAKEn and June Stovall, both of St at ExcIusl'i7es for the Bnde ClaIr Shores "~~Mm###'~HP~~e-,/ ,p Emma Faith Caruso Paul and LorI Caruso of Ste- veI1SVIlle, formerly of Grosse Bagged Pomte Farms, are the parents of a daughter, Emma FaIth Ca- ruso, born Dee 4, 1993 Mater- Old Daily. nal grandparents are Margaret Tomlko of Deltona, Fla, and the late Albert Tomlko Pater. nal grandparents are Harriette Caruso of Grosse Pomte Farms and the late Paul Caruso Great grandmothers are Mary MIsko of BentleyvIlle, Pa, and NIna Cam of Grosse Pomte Farms Andrew Dalton Black Mr and MI s Jefft ey Black of Glos.,e Pomte Woods al e the pm ents of a son, Andrew Dal ton Black bOln Jan 21, 1994 15-80% 1 16 ~1atel nal h'landparent<:; are Mr Savings of April through and :\11, G~orge Schuhmacher on top (">I\il1lr- I1dme- III the brlddlmcluqr)~ Int ludm,l of 8t (1m Shores and MI and The DJdJnond Collcdlon 'Jdd W,ln\i !\m11 • OEAR60RN HEIGHTS 13JOO Ford RO'd 13131 i/4 9600 • TROY 1081 (" lO'9 l,ke Ro,d 13IJI 689 '890 MI and :\11~ fl"ll,dd !{nlght of EXCLllsrVES FLINT Yu ,0 II I" M e RD'd 13131,25299' • ROSEVllLE?9888 G '1'01 1113177,7900 Brookfield \'1 \11 and Ml s TAYLOR 1J1' 3 h ,., Roaj 13131 3742500 • STERLING HEIGHTS 4'87' H,y., Road 13131 5&6 '100 • BIRMIHGH~M 31 \90 ';o,lhI e~ RDad 13131 540040' WEST BLOOMFIELD 33170 ~ "1 14 M Ie Ra>d 131318" 2400 • GRANO R~PIOS 3756 28m 51 e'l 5 E 151519,73430 • EAST LANSING 2843 E Grand R '" 151713331900 Les B!o",c,f)m (f (Oll( 01 d and for the Bmk Mrs Mal gdl' II I (,f \1,1lIne Ho P'rB;llo;,., Ham Comp:tn)' SIOP<;'a~e lound 'la' O'lWde w lh over 200 IOCll1 ons n 35 states City 10 '5(>rd H r1f"¥Ba>,p(j hran1 h(l.ms

.. March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News 98 The Match Box is a listing of local Winnllrs for Best New Group, INO/UNO Saturday, April 2, at THE MATCH BOX Purple Rose Theatre Company's events. To be included, fill out the A collectIOn of Original cartoons by Alvin'lI, 6766 Cass on Wayne's cam. Garage Theatre In Chelsea Call 475- form on this page. Call 882-0294 pus Call832.2355 Compiled by Ronald J. Bernas Ben Yomen, from 1940slabor Journals 7902 with any questions. will be on exhIbit at the Walter P • • • Reuther LIbrary E>dublt Gallery at The Screamm' Cheetah Wheehes Wayne State Umverslty through April will be at the Ritz, 10 1/2 MIle and 30 Gall 577.4024 Gratiot In RoseVille at 11 30 P m INEMA Fnday, AprIl 1. Call 778.8150 • • • The DetrOIt fIlm • • Theatre at the Detroit The Wmans Will•perform at 7 pm InstituteC of Arts presents "Belle U SIC -HEATER------Sunday, April 3, at the Epoque," a comedy about love H. 1911 Christ Church TIckets are $32 50 and $27 50 Call Rodger McElveen Spain April 1.3 Tickets are $4 Call Grosse Pointe, 61 ProductIOns preqents 953.3300 83'3 2323 mGraBBe Pomte Boulevard m Gro'lse n"Chapter Two" on Fridays through • • May 20 and "Pillow 'l'alk" on Pomte Farms, Will perform Handel's • Rabble's Coffee• • •House, 22010 MeSBulh, parts II and III at 7 30 P m Saturdays through May 7 at The Harper In St Clair Shores. opened a frIday, Apr" 1 TIcketa are $15 and Heidelberg 43785 Gratiot In Mount new film serIeq Monday. March 28, $10. Call 885-4841 Clemens A dinner theater psckage IS $22 50 Call 469 0440 WIth a series of Easter films Call (810) • • 779.0707 The St Isaac Jogues Adult• Choir Will • present "The Seven Last Words of The Hl1berry•Theatre• at Wayne n • • • Chnst on Friday, Apr" I, at 7 30 P m State Umverslty presents at the church, 21120 Madison in St Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Clair Shores The concert IS free Call of Nothing," "The Front Page" and "The 778-5100 ri.J Nancy Michael are on I!'I~. In :~"'O" HeidI Chromcles" repertory Call display at Rabble's Coffee House, 577.2972 for ahowdates and times DetroIt Chamber• •Wmds'• Nlghtnotes 22010 Harper in 8t Clair Shores, "" through May 7 Call (810) 779-0707 • • • series performs at 830 pm Fnday, Meadow Brook 'j heatre presents the Apnl I, at Hagopian World of Rugs, • • • world premJCre of "The Last Days of 850 S. Woodward In Blrmmgham The Detroit Institute of Arts WIll ' Mr Lmroln" through April 10 TICkets { ~~~;~!~~~: TIckets are $12 Call (810) 362.2622 offer "Pnnts and Drawmgs In the Age prIWS vdry Call (810) 377.3300 rnWIll be performed at 7 p m Thursday, I of Rubens," an exhIbItIOn of 120 works March 31 at LakeSide Community • • from the DrA's permanent collection '1/~l~db~ rHJ.y~r~• • •O! Alma SmIth RPd Fnends• mJl pilr. Th~ BirmJngham Cnurch, .3.3101 JeJler50n In St Clair form at 8 pm Wednesday, Apnl 6, at In addItion, the works of Pat Oliphant, present uAlone Together," a comedy Shores The roncert IS free Call 293 the Grosse Pomte Umtarlan Church, the Pulitzer Prize-winning edltonal about a couple whose grown children 2070 cartoomst, WIll be on dIsplay through 17150 Maumee In the CIty of Grosse all move back m With them April 1-2 April 17 Also, the "Art of the • • • Pomte TIckets are $9 In advance, $10 Curtain IS 8 pm TICkets are $10. stu- The Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Amencan Inwan Frontier" IS on dls. dents are $8 Call 644 2075 at the door Call 961.1714 1100 Lakeshore In Grosse POinte play through June 26 Call 833.7900 • • • Shores WIll host an Easter event for Pirate's Cove,•17201• • Mack, offers "The HeidI Chromcles," an exami- famlhes mcludlng an egg hunt and a "Old Master Pnnts,n• • •an exhibItIOn of musIc by Bonnie and Jay every Friday nation of the baby boomer generatIon, VISit WIth the Easter Bunny, at 11 woodcuts, engravmgs, etchmgs and and Saturday from 7 to 11 P m Call Will be presented by the U of M a m Saturday, Apnl 2 AdmiSSion IS aquatints by Rembrandt, Durer, 343.0870. Department of Theatre and Drama at $3 Call 8844222 Poussin, Gaya and Collot WIll be on the Trueblood Theatre In Ann Arbor chaplay through Aprd 10 at the Edsel for two weekends, March 31 through • • • Vocalist/piamst• Cathy• •Grachal per. A Youth 3 on 3 basketball league & Eleanor Ford House, 1100 AprIl 10 TICkets are $10 Call 764- forms every Friday and Saturday begins April 2 at 11 a m at the Lakeshore In Grosse POinte Shores 0450 Lakeshore Family YMCA, for ages 11- evening at 7'30 pm at Patnck Jays, Call 8844222 19133 Kelly Call 371-4646 14 Call 778-5811 The Second •CIty• wdl• offer a new The prints •of •Fritz• Eichenberg "St. Catherine of Alexandria" is an etching and engraving revue, "Kevorkian Unplugged," a col. • • • The Sun Messengers• ••will perform at wluch celebrate peace WIll be on dls, by Peter Paul Rubens. lection of scenes and songs about play at the Swords mto Plowshares 8 p m. Saturday, April 2, at Sindbads SOCial and political issues beglnmng at the River in St Clair. Call 822. Peace Center and Gallery, 33 E Thursday, March 31 Call 965-2222 7817. Adams in DetrOIt The show runs play at the Center Gallenes at the The Scarab Club, 217 Farnsworth, through May 26 Call 965.5422. Center for Creative Stuwes, 15 E DetrOIt, presents the 1994 Annual All. • • • KIrby, SUIte 107, through April 15 Media Silver Medal ExhibItIOn The Purple Rose Theatre Company Detroit MuSIC•Vi8ion• •Jazz Collective • • Call 874.1955 through Apnl23 Call 831-1250. wIll present Jane Martin's new drama features Detroit MUSIC Award An exhibit on war-toys •will be on dls. "Keely and Du," for eight weeks, start: • • • • • • mg Thursday, March 31, at the Free band concert will be at Barnes school r------, Grosse Pointe Music Makers, Pointe schools is sponsoring the : DO yOU ••• live in Grosse Pointe All are under the baton of Ben Grycan event, which is being held this retired and all have worked I want to be included in The MATCH box? of Grosse Pointe Woods, Will year in the evernng rather than professionally as musiCIans pre- agam be featured m a free con- in the afternoon as in the past. VIously Several have worked I Then fill out this form and turn It In to The Grosse POinte News by 3 P m cert at Barnes school, 20090 The MUSIC Makers started and traveled with name bands. I the Friday before publication. Mornmgside, at 7:30 p.m out as a sub-club of the Semor JIDl Harwood, lead trombOnIst, IEvent~ _ Thursday, April 7. Men's Club several years ago. was featured with Glenn MIll. The Community Education The band branched out, up- er's ongInal All' Force band Al Department of the Grosse. IDate ~me _ graded personnel, practiced, BohIUS, alto sax, performed and gradually has become one with Johnny Long when the : Place. _ of the prerrner bIg bands in the Long band made the legendary Cost _ Henry Ford area. record, "Shanty m old Shanty Currently the band consists Town." , Reservations& Questions?Call _ Theater presents of 15 pIeces and features the The two-hour performance LIContactPerson~______~I music of the 40s and 50s WIll be m the school gym. The 'Purlie Victorious' About half of the mUSicians commumty ISmvited.

Pearls of wisdom blend with 99~ PITCHERS OF BEER triumphant laughter when Purple Rose to offer acting classes 3nd "Purlie VictoriOUS" takes the stage at Henry Ford Museum The Purple Rose Theatre cold readings and prepared two- LIVE BANDS Theater March 25 through Company WIll offer two actmg person scene work V,PCO).A:JNCi St-lOWS Apnl30 classes beginning Monday, Heck, an assistant professor Thurs., March 31 ThIS 1961 comedy by Ossie April 11 Classes will be taught with the Eastern MichIgan DaVIS is set in a small Georgia by Janet Maylie and Terry University CommumcatlOn and town in the early days of the Heck and held at the Purple Theatre Arts Department, WIll R~am ciVIl rights movement Purlie Rose Theatre Company's Ga- teach a class on auditlDmng. (Formerlv of the Amboy Dukes) Vlctonous Judson is an exuber. rage Theatre, 137 Park Street The general acting class IS "LOW DOUCH SHOW $3.00" ant young African-American in Chelsea. linuted to 18 partIcipants. The church deacon who wants to Both classes WIll meet Mon. audition class is limited to 12. FRI. APRIL 15TH create an integrated house of day evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Each class will run for SIX HEAVEN"S WISH worship. Maylie, an actmg instructor weeks and costs $100 The fee SAT. APRIL 16TH The hopeful hero finds hiS with the UmversIty of MlChi- is non.refundable and payment plans opposed by the unrecon. gan Department of Theatre and is required by Friday, Apnl 8 NO MERCY Featuring Cunner Ross structed 01' Cap'n Cotchipee, Drama, WIll teach a general To register, call 475-5817 but supported by the captam's actmg class covenng a range of Tuesdays through Fndays be. FRI. & SAT. APR. 1 & 2 bberal son, Charley. topics, including monologues, tween 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Henry Ford Museum Theater MISSING performances are Fridays and PERSON"S Saturdays at 8 p.m. and in- Christ Church Grosse Pointe clude a Sunday matinee at 4:30 illUROPEAn CAPITA-II .ERIEm p.m on April 17 offers Good Friday concert TIckets for all performances Introducmg a ,;peu,t1, value .1dded .,enes of program'> are $9 for theater only; $27 for to Furope',> gre,He,>t capltab Thc'>c progr,lnl" uke A concert of mUSICcommemo- posed In 1741 m 24 days It dlnnerltheater. For more mfor. ratmg the death of Christ will was first performed on Good advantage ot '>chcduled ,lir, u'>c '>m,tller, fnenrllv hoteb mati on, call 271.1620 and ask be presented on Good Friday Friday, April 13, 1742, dunng In excellent lOCdtIOn'>, are full) e.,col1ed, e'\trcmcly for the reservations center evening, Apnl I, at 7:30 p.m. a charity concert in Dublin, Ire- f1exlhle and well ,1'>tho'>e who h,1\ c not tr,1\ e1cd hefore ... Orchestra WIll perform Han. Artists Association Many consIder it the finest ora- ii del's "MeSSIah," parts IT and tono ever written. GG seeks participants m. Frederic DeHaven, organist Four solOIsts will partiCipate and chOIrmaster, WIll conduct. m the productIon' Steven RIck- Enchanting Weeb in Paris n for annual festival Handel's most successful and ards; Jeanne Bourget, Donald ;1 best-known oratono, w~ com. : !'rom 00 Damels; and James Gray m. 10:\Lr $1-199. *: i ~D The Grosse Pointe Artists TIckets are $15 for reserved ~I ASSOCIatIOnIS seeking entries War Memorial seats; $10 for regular seats Q~ with DALE BOZZIO for Its annual VIllage Art FestI- Tickets can also be purchased ~au and special guest val. TIns year, the festIval WIll presents Dennis at the door one hour before the London Theater JCitllQ CAROLYN STRIHO be Saturday, June 4, and Sun. concert, or by callmg 8854841 liD-'i3 , day, June 5, on the St Clair Cyporyn band ..-.....-. APRIL 8 ~~~~..;1 Plaza at Kercheval and St. Denms Cyporyn and hIS 1!!I3••'-'.~ ~ 'ii!l:3 S~ ClaIr m the VIllage. band wIll be Jomed by Pooh ImI8 orlglnal vocalist & guitarist The jurted show IS open to ~ Stevenson, Dan Blatter and *Bascd on Detroit departures, choice of departurc cl.ltes ,md cltles. ...~...,. E' artists workmg m all medIUms s: John Denomme on Thursday, ""lIre::»...... Gi and quality crafts March 31, from 7:30 to 10.30 8M'S HO~ Artists who are interested pm at the Grosse Pomte War ItESTAditfltlT II:CRU ••• ': WO_RIDWIDffi APRIL 9 ShOl'lri call Ruth Whipple at MemOrIal 17410 Mack at St. Clair National recording artist 885-2u~6, or Leo SalvaggIO at The musIc IS all orlgmal and 885-1902 CHERRY BOMB 882-9615 acoustIC - not qUite Jazz, not The absolute lowest prices available qUite claSSical and not quite HIPPI EIITER to Alaska, the Carribean, Europe, anythmg you have heard before Open Easter Sunday - but performed at a high level till 8:00 pm Asia and Bermuda! IT'8A~ of viii UOSIty Doors Close at 7:30 pm TIckets are $10 a pe"son - DINNER SPECIAL ~ COO/. 1<.II/.£ Bnng your own beverage or Baked Hem Steek Call Marybeth today at 1 800-'771-5353 .....~~ purchase soft dnnks there Ice w/Slrce of Pineapple .. and cups will be prOVided Seat. Soup & Saled for tuore infortnation and tdp brochure. mg IS limited Call 881.7511 for ChOice of Potato & Vegetable BHckle-1lp reservatIOns or for more mfor $5.99 mahon ..------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSfON f', 1 SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION March 31, 1994 68 Grosse Pointe News It's More Than A Golf Show ... It's A Golf Party!

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I 0 Head Sportswear CJ De:tter 7M 1fIfJIHe#e {JHbf ...I 1!'o7ERNATIONAI------SKI !<~&~ .J 0 Nitro a Lynx March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Gleaners cleans up at Women's Power Breakfast March 16 The Women's Power Break- MichIgan Humane SocIety WIll chestra Hall box office at 833 fast on March 16 was held at hold Its fifth annual Bow Wow 3700 the , a place tradi- Brunch from noon to 3 P m tIOnally Identified as the stomp- Sunday, ApriI1?, at the Ritz Arts' blood: The DetrOit mg grounds of Powerful Men Carlton In Dearborn Institute of Arts, WDET-FM The by-mvltatlOn-only benefit The benefit for homeless and and DetrOit's Cultural Center raIsed $15,000 for Gleaners' WIll sponsor the "LIfe Blood of Injured ammal" cared for by CapItal Fund Dnve the Arts Blood Drive" from 11 Southeastern MIchIgan's the MHS WIll mclude a cham pagne receptIOn, a gourmet a m to 5 pm Sunday, AprIl powerful busmesswomen and 10, at the DIA volunteers (120 of them) got to- brunch, musIc by the Mel Ball gether for a breakfast under TrIO and some speCIal canme "Smce our contrIbutors and written by Prudential SeCurl celebrity appearances VISItorsare the hfe blood of our ties and to heal' a talk by All proceeds go to the MHS cultural mstitutlOns, we are Christine Vladimiroff, presl Tickets are $100 a person and askmg all of them to roll up dent and CEO of Second Hal' reservatIOns are necessary by their sleeves and gIVe some vest, a natIOnwide consortIUm Fnday, Apnll Call (810) 852 thmg from the heart," sald of food banks 7420 for mformatlOn John Fike, aSSOCIatedIrector Gleanel s was founded m of development for planned and 1977 to serve the hungry m Ars Poetic a: AI'SPoellca major gifts at the DIA southeastel n MlChlgan Food, Chamber Orchestra Will per. Other InstitutIOns In the Cui. whIch IS donated or sold for a form at DetrOIt's Orchestra tural Center partlclpatmg m Some Grosse Pointe women who joined Michigan's First Lady Michelle Engler (second from Hall at 8 pm. Monday, Apnl low pnce, IS the:l provided to the blood dnve are the DetrOit left) at the Women's Power Breakfast were, from left: Ruth Glancy. Lynn Alandt, Lisa A. Ford 184 member agencies, whICh, 11, In a concert to benefit the ScIence Center, the Interna and Cynthia Ford. The benefit raised $15.000 for Gleaners Community Food Bank. an organiza- m turn, Identify Detroit's needl RIchard C VanDeusen Com tlOnal Instltute, the DetroIt tion dedicated to distributing surplus food to hungry people. est and hungTlest. Gleaners dis tnbuted more than 13 mllhon pounds of food m 1993 Gene Gonya IS plesldent of Gleanels Tony Cueter Commumty Food Bank e.ljOuT~~IE: Co-ehaJrmen of the benefit f ~~j~t' FINE JEWELRY were Trudy DunCombe N1rfr' I) jYi Archer, Lisa A. Ford and ~,Y- ~ Dulcie Rosenfeld. Others who attended' Mich- I We wish you a Happy Easter elle Engler, Lynn Ford Alandt, Linda Kughn, Al- and as always, we offer you berta Tinsely-Williams, Kay Hunt, Teola Hunter, Pearl the best Reduced Prices on Holforty, Terry Merritt, Ruth Glancy, Marlene Bor- , all our merchandise. man, Susan Moiseev, Anna ""<<> Diggs Taylor, Cynthia Ford, ~ 20445 Mack • G.P.W. Nettie Seabrooks, Barbara " ~ 1 886-2050 McClure, Patti Knox, An- ~1 , ~,*.. Hours: 'lUes. - Sat. 10-5 ~,~ h, drea Rommell Dickson and , ~ ," ", , \ ,u Dr. Bettye Arrington-Martin. "" Gleaners is seekmg to raIse " $3 mtllion In the pnvate sector for the following projects: /April in Paris' fashion show ANDQUESHOW • The consolIdation of Its op- eratlOn from three rental facih- The Women's Committee of the American Lung Association will hold a fashion show. Blue Water Antique Dealers tIes mto a headquarters in De- "April in Paris:' on Thursday. April 21. at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. The event be- Association Presents troIt gins at 11 a.m •• with a cocktail reception and silent auction. Our Semi-Annual Show • The additIOn of 7,200 Grosse Pointers got together recently to address invitations. They included. from left. square feet of refngerator and Denise Lucas. Marge Slezak. Mado Lie, Gloria Clark and Sybil Jaques. Saturday, April 9 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. freezer space for food storage Sunday, Arpil10 10:00 a.m ..5:00 p.m. and the expansion of its loading Admission $2.00 pact College Fund, a scholar. you gift docks and dry storage space. HIstorical Society, the Umver. Shows are held at: • An mcrease m Its capacity shIp program to assIst DetrOIt slty Cultural Center ASSOCia- The DIA IS at 5200 Wood to dlstnbute more than 15 mil. hIgh school graduates tIon and the Museum of AfrI. ward m DetrOit Blood donors St. Clair County Community College hon pounds of food annually TIckets to the concert are can-Amencan HlstDry. should use the DetrOIt Film Center Building To learn more about Gle- $20, $25 and $50 T:tckets to The DIA will admIt blood Theatre entrance on John R. To Glenwood at Stone • Port Huron, Michigan aners Commumty Food Bank, benefit the college fund are drive partiCIpants free And schedule an appomtment to do call 923-3535 $100 for sponsors; $150 for pa- anyone who donates WIll get a nate blood, call the American trons; and $1,000 for eight.seat 10 percent discount at the Red Cross at 494 2805 BEHIl\1D ltlcltlORRAN PlACE boxes For tickets, call the Or- Kresge Court cafe and a thank- - MargIe Rem ..,SmIth No bones about it: The We Are Closing Our Doors From page IB RABBI In Grosse Pointe SIte and commumty breast can- On April 2, 1994 cer education programs, Buddy Check 4 Your Health, a breast SUEKWIN WINE self exammation program co- - sponsored by WDIV-TV, and Lecture Series GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE the transcriptIOn of breast self. examinatIOn mstructlOns mto "Great Philosophies; ExtentiaIism, Objectivism, Arabic, so the awareness mes- Final 3 Days sages can be carried to the New Age" All Merchandise Must Go • Final Reductions area's Arab commumtles MarchettI can't emphaSIZe TUURSDAYS, APRIL 14, 21, 28 the value of mammograms STORE WIDE CLEARANCE enough. 7:30 p.m. Refreshments Served Leon Levin Lanz "Insurance should pay for Robert Scott them too - even for young $25 for Series Peter Popovitch women I'm a good example of $10 one Session David Brooks the Importance of rout me mam mograms," she saId Miner's Grosse- Pointe The Race for the Cure IS ded. GROSSE POINTE UNITARIAN CHURCH Icated to Alexa Kraft, a DetrOIt OPEN 9'30.5'30 TUES. - SAT 369-375 Fisher Road runner who died of breast can. 17150 MAUMEE • 881-0420 FOR RESERVATIONS 930 - 7'00 MONDAY Grosse Pointe, Michigan cer The entry fee IS $16 by AprIl 1; $20 on Apnl 9 Registration will begm at 7 30 a m on race day. The 5K run/walk/race A .walk begms at 9 a.m. The one. .mtIe fun walk begms at 9_10 a m PartiCIpants Will be ammt PERFECT EASTER GIFT Eastside DIVORCE RECOVERY ,ted to the zoo fJ ee, after the •.race . "You don't have to be ath. letlc to come out and have a The Grosse POinte United Church warmly good time," Hoey Said "And If send the FTD@ inVites you to share in our third year of you don't walk, racewalk or Song Of Spring a practlC"~ seminar and support group run the 5K, we hope you'll Bouquet™ Work for adults recovering from Divorce walk the one.mlle course All Nothmg you need IS a pall- of walkmg or ltke or the end of any long-term runnmg shoes and a shared flowers relationship dedicatIOn to thIS cause " to warm the Race for the Cure entry heart. forms are aVailable at Jacob Local 27.95 • Self Esteem Telegraphed 29.95 son's and JC Penney stores, • Anger and DepreSSion Jenny Craig Centre", Pier 1 ~;\ Lilies stQr1mg at Imports, 1\fTany's and runmng ''V $1500 "tores that sell New Balance )\:: . . Easter is April 3rd. • Lettmg Go of the Past shoes Or call the MCF PrentJs ~ OrderNow Comprehen"lve Cancer Center • Co-Dependency at 8330715 or the Motor CIty A Stnder" hothne at (810) 544- • Single Parenting 9099 Three locations to seroe you: S\T(~ • Personal Freedom 21142 Mack. Grosse Pointe 881-5550 YOU CAN 9>'1,0 { 'HlIll r Dt rrott ADVERTISE TOO' 527.7550 CONNER (~ CALL 882-3500 Mor HH~ I )f!H ('fcC'nh(HI"( ~'I PARK~~ To Reserve Display Adver~s ng Space 521-4290 Sen'rng sInce All majOr credit card. ae«ptecl ""- . By 2 OJ p m Fr day 1946 ClCo"nlN Park. Flort-.,t. lnc

MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION f 48 March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News JEFFERSON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH Edst Jefferson and 1-75 DetrOit 8625 E. Jefferson Avenue InVites You to Allend HOLY WEEK SERVICES MAUNDY THURSDAY Worship 7:00 p.m. ,~',.bJ~WJ- Maundy Thursday - 800 p m GOOD FRIDAY One hour service of Thnebrae, Communion Thc Pa<;SlOn- Noon Good Frida~' . 1 00 to 2.00 p m. MeY THURSDAY 700 pm Holy Communion Jefierson at PhIllip 822-2296 Passion Service 1.00 pm. Communion 7.30 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY 7.00 P m. Wor~hip EASTER FESTIVAL EASfER SUNDAY 700 a m Sunrise Service MAUNDY THURSDAY Worship 8:00 & 10.30 a.m. "All or Nothing At All" 8:00 a m. Eastcr Breakfast 9 15 a m Sunday Bible School Commumon Service 10'30 a m & 8'00 pm Breakfast 8:30 a m. HE IS RISEN' EVERYONE WELCOME! 10'30 a.m. Worship

EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL SERVICES FOR EASTER 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church 9'15 a m Sunday School MAUNDY THURSDAY Chalfonte & Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Farms 10:30 a m. WorshIp ServIce - Nursery AvaIlable 6:30 p m. Seder Meal by reservation Ronald W SchmIdt, Pastor Holy GOOD FRIDAY Week Services Noon. Community Good FrIday Service MAUNDY THURSDAY The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church 1:00 p.m. & 7:00 pm-WorshIp with Holy Communion Eslabhshed 1865 The Presbylenan Church (USA) EASTER SUNDAY GOOD F'RIDAY Palm/Passion Sunday 8.30 a.m Family Easter Breakfast by reservation 1:00 p.m. - Joint ServIce at St. Paul with St. James Resurrection Celebration. 11:00 a.m. THE REV: DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching 7'30 p.m .. Tenebrae Service with reflections on the seven Nursery provIded at all services last words of Jesus from the Cross 9.00 Worship 10'00 EducatIOn for All All services at: EASTER SUNDAY 11:00 Worship 8'45-12:15 Cribffoddler Care 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. - Worship with Holy Communion HOLY WEEK & EASTER SERVICES GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH 10:00 a.m . Breakfast 21136 Mack Ave., GPW Maundy Thursday - 6 pm DlOnern:30 pm WorshIp (NEAR OLD 8MILE AND MACK) Good Friday - 12-3 pm MedItatIOn; 8 pm Tenebrae ServIce E Rev. Fred Hanns, Pastor Rev. Colleen Kamke, Pastor Easter - 7'45-8.15 am Columbarium ServJce/ 9 & 11 WorshIp - Holy Communion/BaplIsm ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 16 Lake.shore Drive, Grosse Pointe Fanus 882.5330 St. Clare of Montefalco 20475Sunningdale Park (near Mack and Vernier) Catholic Church ~istnrit .fl.NttrtU£rs' Q.1hurch Holy Week Services ~ q~~PENDENT.ANGL'CAN"'"t"'"t HOLY THURSDAY A House of Prayer for all ?oople - S,0C9 ~!l42 CelebratIOn of the Lord's Supper - 7:30 p.m. ""The Manllme 5allors' Ca1hedral- MAUNDY THURSDAY - 9 30 a m. Holy CQmmunion GOOD FRIDAY COME WORSHIP WITH US 7 30 p m Holy Eucharist with HomIly Tre Ore - 12:00 noon to 3:00 p.m MAUNDY THURSDAY, Marcb 31: 12:10p.m. GOOD FRIDAY - Noon-l'30 p m. Stations of the Cross and CelebratIOn of the Lord's PassIOn - 1'30 p.m. The Holy Eucharwt In commemoratIon of the first Lord's Supper Good FrIday Liturgy HOLY SATURDAY GOOD FRIDAY, APRn.. 1: 12 Noon-3:00 p.m. 7:30 p m. Stations of the Cross and CelebratIon of Easter Vigil Mass - 7:30 p.m. Psalms, The StatIOns of the Cross, and the GOQd Fnday LIturgy, With choral Reserved Sacrament EASTER SUNDAY music throughout the Three Hours HOLY SATURDAY • 4.00 p.m. Children's Semce • Mass 7:00 am., 9.00 am., 10:30 a.m. EASTER DAY, APRn.. 3: 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. The Easter LIturgy Festival FIrst Eucharist of Easter and 12:00 noon Choral Eucharist at both Bemces Sunday School and Nursery Care on Sundays EASTER SUNDAY • 8.00 and 10:30 Choral Eucharist and at the 11'00 Semce only Sermon (Nursery care at 10.30 Semce) Mack Avenue at Whittier, Grosse Pointe Park The 1928 Book of Common Prayer (313) 885.4960 170 E Jefferson Avenue (At the Tunnel entrance) Free secured parkmg 10 the Ford Audrtonum Garage (313) 259-2206 The Rev Richard W Ingalls, Rector Kenneth J SWeelman. ARC 0 • Or 1st and ChOirmaster GROSSE POINTE UNITED CHURCH

CHRIST CHURCH GROSSE POINTE 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop • Grosse Pointe, Michigan 19950 Mack (between Iv'Ioross & Vernier) HOLY WEEK AND EASTER

Maundy Thursday - Msn:h 31 MAUNDY THURSDAY 9.30 a m Holy Euchanst HQLY WEEK SCHEDULE 6:00 p.m .. Potluck and Seder Meal with 730 P m Holy Euchanst &. lhe Stnppmg of the Allar Grace UnIted Church of Christ 830 P m Prayer Walch Begins Maundy Thursday Communion 7'30 P.M 7:30 p.m. - Holy Communion Service Good Friday-Apnll .12 ()()- 3 00 P m "LIVIng wllll tile Word" Good Friday 12:00.3:00 p m QUIet, MUSICand Meditation GOOD FRIDAY Med,lallons by the RI Rev R Stewan Wood (worshIpers may attend all or a portIOn as schedules permit) 2.00 pm Chlldren's Service 7:30 Worship 7.30 p m Concert Handel'sMeSSlah EASTER \VORSHIP Easter Sunday Services Saturday -April 2 Sunrise ServIce 7:00 A M In the Garden COME CELEBRATE WITH US 530pm Hal y Eucllanst 800pm The Greal Vigl I of Easler 9:00 A.M Worship and MUSIC 8:45 a.m.- Easter breakfast 11 00 A M Worship and MUSIC 10:00 a.m.- Festival Worship with Communion EaslerDay-Apnl3 "Allelujah, Amen" 700a m Holy Eucllarisl .915 am Family EueharlSt & the F10wenng of the Cross We would be honored to have you Join us 'II 15a m Fesllval Celebration of .he Holy Eucharist Kev. N aney Konde, Inlenm MlnIM!:a

.SupefVIsed Nursery 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard 885-4841 886.4300 Crr" Room FaCIlities Avazlable We Invite You To Worship With Us At These Holy Week Services ... MAUNDY THURSDAY EUCHARIST Holy Week & Easter at March 31 - 7:30 p.m. St.Ambrose Parish GOOD FRIDAY April 1 -1:00 p.m. - Joint Service at St. Paul 7:30 p.m. Tenebrae Thursday, March 31 . HOLY lHURSDA Y Mass of the Lord's Supper -7:30 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY FESTIVAL EUCHARIST Private devotions until Midnight April 3 - 8:00 & 11'00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Friday, April 1 . GOOD FRIDAY 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. tlreakfast Stations of the Cross - 12:00 noon Liturgy of the Lord's Passion and Death - 1:30 p.m. Rev. William Kahlenberg Saturday, April 2 - HOLY SATURDAY Pastor Blessing of Easter Foods. 12:00 noon Rev. Troy G. Waite THE GREAT EASTER VIGIL MASS -7:30 p.m. Pastor Sunday, April 3 - EASTER SUNDAY Mass at 8:30 a.m. Mass at 11:15 a.m. ST. JAMES St Ambrose Catholic Church is located at 1';02DHampton Grosse Pomte Park LUTHERAN CHURCH One block north of Jefferson and one block east of Alter C~13)822-2814 McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS

( March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News Community 58 The Pastor's Corner Eastside Divorce Recovery Shared traditions will begin new series April 12 By the Rev. Gordon S. Mlkoskl Ea<,hlde Divorce Recovery Associate Pa3tor, Grosse POinte Memorial Church i $40 and free child care WIll be Worhhop will begm a new ses prOVIded To regIl',ter, call 884 '>lon of workshops thll', sprmg 3075 The l>emmar IS a com I deeply appreciated last week's column by RabbI The work<,hops will be at 7 mumty l>erVlceopen to person" Jonathan V. Plaut as I found It to be mformatlve and p m Tuebday evening,> from of all faith,> who are separated, insightful. He marvelously interpreted for the WIder ApIII 12 through May 31 at divorced Or recovering from the community that which IS at the heart of the JeWIsh re- Gro<,,,e Pomte UnIted Church, end of a long term relatIOnship ligious tradItion. I also apprecIated hIS column because 240 Chalfonte In Gl'Os"e Pomte Farm" it reminded me of the very close tH'S between our two Men's Breakfast SuhJect!> will mclude self es religious traditIOns For too long Chnstians have teem, angel, depl e"SlOn, letting meets Fridays at driven an artificial wedge between Jesus and JudaIsm, go of the past, co dependency, and therefore between Christians and Jew::,. <,mgle parentmg and personal Memorial Church freedom Let it never be forgotten that Jesus, no matter what The Men's Breakfast, an ecu else may be said of him, was a first-century Jew He The co"t for the work'>hop 11', memcal group that meets regu was steeped in the history and values that RabbI Plaut lady for food and spmtual mes l',age'>, wIll convene on FrIday, so aptly artIculated. Pettipointe Apnl 1, at Grol',se Pomte Mem In addItion, a great deal of Jesus' teachmgs and Questers onal Church, 16 Lake;,hore teaching methods seem to have been strongly mflu- The Rev V Bruce RIgdon will enced by rabbimcal teachmgs of hIS day. Furthermore, to meet April 7 ,>peak most of Jesus' mitial followers were Jews and It IS PettlpOlnl(' Qup"tpr" No 243 St. Paul Altar likely that, with the exceptwn of som" ! elt!'>luu::> ledu- WIll meet ThUl "day, Apnl 7, at ers who perceived him to be a threat, he was VIewed In the home of Joanne MarcIl The Society to discuss a favorable light by a large portIOn of the Jews in plOgIam 1'.'111feature a talk on early first-c~ntury Palestine. papel weight!> by (,all Ke spiritual journals mmler In light of the long and ugly tradition of Christian The St Paul Altar Society WIll sponsor a talk by Sister anti-Semitism, In WhICh Jews have unfaIrly been por- Windmill Pointe Mary Fmn, of the Sacred Heart trayed as "Christ killers," it IS necessary in my judg- Garden Club to Seminary faculty, at 1 pm ment for such elementary facts about Jesus and his Catholic, Orthodox meet Monday, AprIl 4, at the St earlIest followers to be emphasized Let me be clear, hear about birds Paul Cathohc Church parish there is simply no place for £.~.ti-SemitIsm m ChnstIan- The 12th meeting of Roman Catholic and Orthodox house ity. Members of the Wmdmlll Fmn WIll dIscuss "How to bishops took place in Detroit March 8.10 at Sacred Heart Pomte Garden Club WIll meet At Easter, when the differences between ChnstIans Major Seminary in Detroit. Start a Spmtual Journal" Wednesday, Api'll 6, m the Comphmentary notebooks WIll and Jews are brought mto sharpest relIef and unaVOId- As part of the joint meeting. a vespers service was home of Mrs Douglas J Ras be provided to partICIpants. For ably so due differences m the way Jesus is ulti- held March 8 at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church in to mussen. Mrs John H Groustra more mformation, call Ruth Grosse Pointe Woods. From left. are the Most Rev. Dale mately appraised by the two tradItions, let me suggest wJ11 be co-hostess Followmg WhIPple at 885-2026 that there is also a great deal that is shared. J. Melczek of Gary. Ind.: Archbishop Adam J. Maida of the meetmg, Mr. and Mrs Al Detroit: Bishop Timotheos of Detroit: and Archbishop Os- SImek, from the DetrOit Audu- Fox Creek chapter If Easter IS not about dIvine interventIOn Into hu- car Lipscomb of Mobile. Ala. bon SOCIety,WIll present a shde man life for the purpose of liberating people from cruel program, "How to Attract Bmis of Questers meets and harsh slavery, then it isn't about anything at all. w Your Garden" Divine love for human beings is so great that decisive At the group's March meet "Hodge-Podge" IS the title of action is required from God's side. Liberation from Local history conference to be ing, a study group (Mrs Doug Nancy Grunewald's program, forces that dehumanize and disfigure is what Passover las Borden, Mrs George whIch WIll be presented to the and Easter are all about. held at Granzke, Mrs Donald E members of Fox Creek Ques- Lange, and Mrs. Murray Celebrating the historical intervention and ongoing bridges tel'S Thursday, Apnl 7, at the The 36th annual conference Thomas) presented a program work of the One who hears our CrIes and responds with on local hIstOry wiil be held Categories on the conference home of Carolyn Steketee about butterflIes. Norma Lee Jackson 1'.'111dSS1St tender compassion is at the hea.rt of each celebratIOn Fnday and Saturday, Api'll 8 agenda mclude: archives, teach- For Jews that means remembering the Exodus from and 9, at Wayne State UnIVer- mg Michigan hIstOry; Great cruel taskmasters in Egypt under Moses' leadership; sIty's McGregor Memonal Con- Lakes research; oral hIStory, folklore; museum exhibIt plan- further, it means living in such a way as to promote ference Center. Sponsored by WSU's Walter nmg; films; DetrOIt storyhvIng, liberation for all who are oppressed P Reuther LIbrary of Labor oral hIstory, collectors and col For Christians that means rememberIng Jesus' ledlng, and hIstorical archeol- death and resurrectIOn whlch sets people free from the and Urban Affairs, the event WIll feature speakers and vis- ogy. Hall' bondage to sin and death; and it is about hvmg In such uals on topICSrangmg from ge- P..egistration IS $7 Students M OROVN ~ a way that love overcomes all manifestatIOns of sm nealogy to hIstone hIghway WIll be admItted free There IS Unlimited and death, whether personal or corporate. an addItIOnal eharge for lunch- To my Jewish neighbors Isay, "May your Passover eon lectures. For more mforma- NURSING HOME celebration be blessed!" tion, call 577-4003 8045 EAST JEFFERSON I FAMILY HAIR CARE To my Christian brothers and sisters I say, "Alle- Henry Ford estate DETROIT, MICH. FOR MEN 8< WOMEN luia! He is risen!" has summer hours 821-3525 19609 MACK AVE. G P W New parent series QUALITY NURSING CARE 881.0010 Estate on the campus of the University of will be at St. John MIchIgan-Dearborn will cele- Personalized Care Soroptimists hold awards dinner brate the 80th anniversary of A free series of four classes Its recently restored power- for new parents, led by a regIs- Soroptimists International of You Can Depend On A Bazll receIved the RAP house by givmg potted flowers tered nurse, Will cover Issues of Grosse Pointe combined its Also honored dunng the to the first 80 adult VISItors mterest at 1 p m. Tuesdays at When It comes to quahty care, we pnde ourselves busmess meeting WIth an event was the Honorable Susan who tour the estate on Monday, St. John HospItal and MedIcal on our customer-oriented service We cater to the awards dInner March 9 at the B Neilson, a Judge m the Apnl4. Center. BabIes are welcome. comfort needs of semors Grosse Pointe War Memorial Wayne County CircUlt Court Classes may be JOined anytIme The Grosse Pointe chapter The SoroptImist chapter IS VIsItors Will receive potted DISCUSSIOnwill mclude baby Our profeSSIOnal staff IS here to aSSIst you If you annually SOlICIts applicatIOns contmumg work on ItS "vOn-to- snowdrops, an early blooming care, breast feedmg and copmg or a loved one needs Home Care or Pnvate Duty for Its Youth CitIzenshIp be-pubhshed cookbook and Its perennial that was a favorite of With the emotional and phYSI- Our staff mcludes Award (yeA), Midwestern Re- project to sew pIllows and cur- the auto pIOneer's wife, Clara cal changes after having a RNs/LPNs • Home Health Aides • Personal Care Aides gional Award Project (RAP) tains for HUG, an addIctIOn Ford. baby. and Traming Awards Program treatment center. For more m- The next seSSIons WIll be Call us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (TAP) formatIOn about Soroptinllsts The powerhouse, whIch IS Api'll 5, 12, 19 and 26 Carrie Heins received this InternatIOnal of Grosse Pomte, operatmg regularly for the fIrst For more Information, call 1- (313) 772-5360 year's YC A; Jesseca Sir LoUIS call Susan Mlhalah at 882- time m 40 years, supphes hy- 800.237 -5646 Mondays through receIved the TAP, and Melame 9706 droelectric energy to the estate, Fndays between 8 a m and 5 St.[,l accordmg to Donn Werling, pm dIrector of the Henry Ford Es- John~ FLEXSTAFF tate an affiliate of SI John Health System "The powerhouse reflected Henry Ford's hebef m self-suf- fiCIency," Werlmg saId, "and It was designed with the aSSIS- tance of Thomas EdIson It prOVIded the estate WIth elec- tnclty, heat, water, Ice and cen tral vacuum c1eanmg " Spnng and summer hours for dally tours of the estate WIll begm Fnday, Api'll 1 Hours will he from 10 a m. to 3 p.n Mondays through Saturdays, 1 to 4 30 p m Sundays

Among those who attended a recent meeting of Grosse Pointe's Soroptimisls International are. from left. Mary Par- sigian of Grosse Pointe Farms. president: the Honorable Su- Arthritis self-help san B. Neilson: Rosemary Hughes of Grosse Pointe Farms. foundation chairman: Carrie Heins. Melanie A. Bazil and Jes- course starts April 6 seca Sir Louis. award winners. A SIXweek course deSIgned to glVe people WIth arthntls the Support groups are for families, knowledge and skIlls needed to take a more actIve part m theIr individuals touched by alcohol treatment and understandmg of the disease WIll begIn Apnl 6 St John HospItal Macomb cohol abusers - meets Wednes at St John HospItal-Macomb Center m Harnson Township days at 8 pm Center m Harrison TownshIp otTers a varIety of weekly sup- • Alateen and Alatot - for Classes meet Wednesdays from port groups for people affected teenagers and chIldren of aleo 1 to 3 p m and Will prOVIdecd directly or mdlrec.t!y by alcohol. hohc parents - meets Wedncs ucatlOn about arthrItis, treat Ism, mcludmg days at 8 pm ments, exerCIse, relaxatIOn, • Alcohohcs Anonymous - The ho,>pltal 1<; located at medicatIOn and Jomt protectIon for the alcohol-dependent - 26755 Ballard Road In Ham The fee IS $20 A famIly meets Wednesdays and Fndays son Town,>hlp (bet\\ ecn Clocker mpmher or fnend may attend at 8 p m and Saturdays at 2 and Shook road<;), one block for $5 For more mformatlOn or pm west of .Jefferson FOI more In to regJster, call the Arthntls • Alanon - for famllles of al- formatIOn, call 1 ROO 287 56H1 FoundatIOn at 3503030

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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION f March 31, 1994 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News 78 'Monkey Trouble' shines for all ages By Marlan Trainor hustler who works the Los An Special Wnter geles Vemce Beach boardwalk, Up to now, CurIOuS George has taught him to pIck the has reigned supreme With the pockets of the crowd that gath younger set when It comes to ers to watch him perform cute monkeys and monkey trIcks tncks The antIcs of George have been Under the gUIdance of AzI'O, followed m books, films and VI he has also become adept at deos, and he SItS proudly In toy burglal'lzmg homes In one of shops knowmg he wIll soon be hIS mghtly forays he enters the the favonte stuffed toy In some home of Eva Gregory (Thora one's collectIOn. But now BIrch) who hves With hel George has a nval - a cute mother (MImI Rogers), her step capuchlll monkey - the star of father (ChrIstopher McDonald) "Monkey Trouble" and her baby brother WhIle Rated PG, "Monkey Trouble" ransackmg the house, he has IS a film that may be enjoyed tIme to observe famIly hfe He by viewers of all ages That Ill- hkes It He IS so Impressed that eludes adults, who w111go away he deCIdes to run away from pondering how the monkey, surly Azro and take up resl. whose real name IS Fmster, dence there was taught to perform at al. Eva IS a troubled child who most a human level He glVes has dIfficulties both m grade an amazing performance. school and at home She vehe Intelhgence,wlse, Willy, the mently resents her baby whale star of "Free Willy," was brother She would really hke Eva (Thora Birch) and her new best friend Dodger, a pocket- pretty impressive but monkeys to have a dog, but her step picking monkey, star in the family comedy "Monkey Trou- are much smaller and more father IS allergic to furry ani- ble," mals Monkey Trouble She makes a fuss about get- qUIckly recovers, takes hIm m see hIm but the monkey does tlllg ready for school In the her arms and deCIdes to keep and tnes to hIde hIm Stuffing hIm m her back. Suspense, humor and parent. Rated PC morning, leaves her room III chaos, sits at a table by herself pack, ",he sneaks hIm mto her chIld relatIOnshIps are hIgh. Starring Finster, Thora Birch, at dinner and has a SIgn on her room hghts of thiS scene, whIch ends on a happy note. Harvey Keitel, Mimi Rogers, door that says "Keep Out." A senes of funny mCldents In one scene, her mom and Thora Birch IS a natural pre. Christopher McDonald. follows that mvolve Eva's ma. adolescent heroine who de- stepfather play WIth the baby neuvel mg to hIde her pet, 1 Don'f BOlher and sing "The Itsy Bltsy SpI- mands and conceals her gnev- whom she calls Dodger ances by rebellmg KeItel 2 Nothmg Special del''' When it comes to the line Eva's father wonders why he 3 . " Has Momenf~ "washed hIm all away," she makes the most of hiS scruffy IS sneezmg, her mother won bad-guy organ grmder role Roxanne Wellington and Kerry Mcinerney appear in Wendy III 4 . BeHer Than Mosl substItutes her brother's name deI'S about Eva, who has be Wasserstein's Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Heidi Chroni- 1]5 - Oulslondmg "You don't mean that," her Fmstel IS Immensely human- come cooperative, and Azro cles" at the Hilberry Theatre through May 6, For tickets and parents say. She answers, "No hke m hIS comIc escapades, fa- wonders where hIS monkey IS Clal expressIOns and chatter information, call 577-2972. charIsmatIc A hfe-slZe stuffed We could shoot hIm" and how he can appease a cou WIlly IS apt to be more frlght- Meanwhile, the monkey has pIe of crooks who are depend- As Eva pomts out when she emng than endeanng found hIS way back to the mg on the monkey to help compares h1m WIth pIctures of 'Heidi Chronicles' FInster, who will soon have neighborhood and IS waltmg m them loot a house adults "He's no dIfferent from the new name of Dodger, has a a tree When he sees Eva walk- TIme lS runmng out when he them" A cute comIC film, shady background. HIS owner, mg home from school, he Jumps spots Eva can-ymg the monkey "Monkey Trouble" should have scales ne'W heights Azro (Harvey KelteD, a swarthy down Startled at first, she 111 her blke basket Eva doesn't no trouble becommg a faVOrIte

By Ronald J. Bernas seem forced Those scenes are Assistant Editor filled WIth "types," not charac- A play about enhghtenment ters, and they play hke epl - femmme or otherwIse - IS sodes from every mId-1980s fe usually one of t\\ 0 thmgs male onented sItcom preachy or contnved Wendy Wasserstem':, Pu- htzel PrIze,wInnmg "The Heldl The Heidi Chrnoicles Chlomeles" IS both But It'S also funny, Wdlm, movmg and At the Hillberry maddenmg And It'S eAtlemely through May 6, well done at the Hllberry Thea tre whel e It plays m Iepeltory Wendy Wasserstein's Pulitzer th10ugh May 6 Prize-winning comedy. The story begms m 1965 when HeIdi (Roxanne Welhng -1Don't Bother Alma Smith and Friends ton) attends a high school 2 - Nothing Special dance with her frIend Susan ~ 3 - It Has Moments Alma Smith will ap~car Co; ~'.eJazz Forum on Wednes- (Lynnae Lehfeldtl There Heidi ~ 4 . Better Than Most day, April 6, in celebration of her more than 50 years as meets Pete! Patrone (ChrIsto 1]5 - Outsfandlng a professional musician and entertainer. She began her pher Newman), a d1eamy boy career as a teenage pianist in the early 19405. Soon af- who Hl:'ldl falls m love with. ter, she toured the United States with a group known as The Counts and the Countess before settling in Califor- In high school, all Susan And even though the play IS nia for several years. where she appeared in many mus- wanted m a boy was one who Just over 5 years old, It seems ical film shorts or "soundies." could tWist and smoke at the dated The subject has been Jazz Forum concerts are held at the Grosse Pointe Uni- same time But Heidi wanted watered down by every SItcom, tarian Church, 17150Maumee. and begin at 8 p.m. Tick- more She finds It - so she teleVISIOn movie and talk show ets are $9 in advance, $10 at the door, Reservations may thmks - m Scoop Rosenbaum that's explored the Issue smce be made by calling 961-1714. (Kerry McInerney), an alTO then gant, radical left wmg Journal 1St she meets at a Eugene Mc The Hilberry cast, led by Carth) Iall) Wellmgton, does a wondelful Job With the scnpt, despite the Meadow Brook presents premiere of 'Last Days of Mr. Lincoln' The play follows HeIdI's fact that most of the actors search for self knowledge were strugglmg With acne m HIStory IS repeated at Oak- son able Jealousy toward her cently pIemlel ed at the Ken Meadow Brook Theatre IS thlough female conscIOusness the 1970s when women like land Ulllverslty's Meadow husband, and the assassmatlOn nedy Center In Washmgton, Oakland Umverslty's profes- ralsmg gJ Oup" to hel work as HeIdI were strugghng WIth ful. Brook Theatre as Abraham Itself DC NoltE' w10te the hbretto to SIOnal theatre company, sup- an art hlstOllan and essayIst fillment Lmcoln, Mary Todd Lmcoln Also portrayed \VIII be Lm Puht7er Pnze \\ mnel' Domll1lck ported by the MIchIgan Council She IS a\\ ash m diSIllUSIOn and John WIlkes Booth take coIn's final hours, the death of Argento\ musIc for Arts and Cultural AffaIrs ment She fought for women's Wellmgton and Newman the stage m the world premIere Booth and the tnal of hIS co equahty, yet It hI mg" hel no have a gl eat chemIstry to of Charles Nolte's "The Last conspIrators. mOle happmess than the pre gether - theIr final scene Days of Mr Lmcoln." In most cases the hnes spo Poetry contest seeks entries VIOUSre ..tllcted generatIOn blought spontaneous applause Performances WIll run Tues ken WIll be the actual words of Arcadia Poetry PI ess IS offer are lookmg for creatIveness and from the audIence - and their days through Sundays, March HeIdI IS not able to connect the hIstOrIcal characters bemb m;::;a $500 grand pnze m Its ongmahty above all One does IelatlOn"hlp IS more belIevable 17-ApnllO portrayed \\ Ith the <;I"telhood of the fem ne\\ "PoetIc AchIevement not have to be an e'\pm lenced than that between Wellmgton Ticket mformatIOn IS avaIl Im"t mO\ement 01 the matenal In additIOn, period photo A\\al ds" poetry contest The poet to wm" and MeInel ney But that IS able at the Meadow Brook box graphs and musIc will he I"m of the 80s She doe"n't gI and pl17e I., one of 48 cash Poets are encouraged to send more the fault of the ~cnpt office at (810) 377-3300 TIckets blended mto the productIOn to knO\\ \\ hel e she IS 01 \\ hd.t she pl17es bemg offelcd Entry m theIr work as soon as po&slble th.1n of the actll1g or the du ec may also be obtamed at any further enhance the atmo \\<111'" to be Slw I'; 111 hel O\\n tIOn thp conte"t h fn:e and there ale Mall to ArcadIa Poetry Press, Tlcketmaster outlet or by sphere prevailIng III the sprmg \\ 01d... d hlghh Il1fOlnwd ob no fee.. of any type EntrIes aJe Dept L, 1101 A SovereIgn Row, phone at (313) 645 6666 of 1865. --el\ el , c') ," a hardco\ort to P()(>trv Tlw pl8S"lon \\'1rat numbel of 10 a m to noon m the Hollry lllg tIcket', heinOUS cnme, Mrs Lmcoln's son's "The Strange Ca'>Cof DI prl "on,; \\ 11tmg poetl-:; today Room at the DlA, 5200 Wood \\ 11l!1 1hp "(('11('.. 1)('1\\ epn negatlve publIc Image resultmg Jekyll and Mr Hyde"

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! I Sports Department: (313) 343-5593 Section C NeIghborhood Club 2C March 31, 1994 Andy Ayrault. .. 4(' Grosse Pointe News Cld<;<,Jlied.. . Sl & r Ps., • Grosse Pointe kids have a friend In• Cooper By Chuck Klonke school's unofficIal photographer "I alway., kId the South peo fightlllg allel the game It WIth Coop It'S not a N()]th ture., of my kid Photogwph Sports Editor and estimates he take'> neady pIe that the Ieabon they'l e m leally up<,et., me when there ha., been'" hobby .,InW I was III Rumor hab It that when DIck South thmg - It\ Gro~~e 10,000 PlctUleb a yea! of the pictures Ib becau..,e they got are pioblem., bel:-aubethere aJ e Pomte kids" the Korean Wal," Coopel said Cooper had SUI gery rel:-ently NOIth's adlvltJe., In the way of my lamera," h'l"eatpeople at both ends of the North dthletlc director Tom Now he'., a fixture at all 01 the doctors found green and That'b why he got one of the Coopm sUld city," he .,ald North's home athlrtll:- event", gold blood runnmg through hlb Gauel ke wd"n't .,ul-Pll.,ed that surprlSeb of hIS life la::,t week But everyone know., bette! Lake saId CooPeJ wa., hon Cooper was honored by the but It doe.,n't stop theJ e He vems when Grosse Pomte South ath- Although he'll be pullmg for ored bewu.,e the South .,tu folks at South "hoot~ PIt-tUlcs of btudentb In HIS minivan IS pamted m letic dIrector Jo Lake prebented the NOIbemen m a North South dentb and coache., appreciated "He'" jUbt commItted to child volved In play." chOir and other Grosse Pomte North green wIth hIm With a framed Blue DevIls' contest, Coopel can appreciate hlb e[[OIt., ren and thmks highly of kldb non athletiC at-tlvltte., and goes Norbeman heads accentuatmg letter and certificate a job well done by the Crab., "He'., done a lot for both at other school." too," Gauerke to all the prom., and major the trim That would have been like town rivals And he thmk'> the :,choob and we \\ n't have to be all the pIctures he's glVen u., vered than 'Mr COOpel" "I belIeve It\ just a'> Impor When the school's gal den tant to be a member of the area, which IS now known as chou a., It IS to be on thp ba'l€ Cooppr'., 8fjllarp wa" opdlcated hall tpam " ('()I")ppr '-[I,d "It'" eIght yearb ago the entIre stu been proven that kIds who are dent body at North wa'> mVlted Involved In '>Chaol actiVIties and you could have heard a pm achJeve better scholastically I drop know that If I'm hlflng some "You couldn't get that kmd body at the furnIture store, I'll of attentIOn at a mOle.struc hIre a B or C-plus student tured assembly," Gauerke said who's been mvolved mother The reactIOn nearly left activitieS before I hire an all A Cooper speechless student who didn't partiCIpate "It was almost lIke bemg m The InteractIOn With other pea church," he said pIe IS more ImpOltant than all Not to be outdone by the btU the book learning In the dent organizatIOn whIch was wOlld" behmd the Cooper's Square At each athletiC awards dm Idea, North's Parents Club had ner, North's .,tudents receIve a portrait of Cooper made and an envelope With several actIOn It hangs on the wall near the shots taken by Cooper And he school's mam office. puts together a bllde "how that "I thmk they hung It there ISthe talk of the town to save energy," Cooper says "Dick feels that a student's WIth a laugh "WIth the glare hIgh school years are precIOus from my bald head, they don't and he wants them to h3ve need as much IIghtmg " memories of those years," Cooper got started takmg pIC- Gauerke Said "I WIsh we'd tures at North events when hiS have had somebody like that oldest son Chuck was a student around when I was In school I there. It contInued when have one pIcture to remmd me daughter Karen and youngest of my four yeal s 111 hIgh son Scott wele active m various school" actiVIties and became such a CoopeJ e"tlmates he's taken Photo ~l:Ro>.h s,IIars part of Cooper's life that he about 80,000 pIctures of NOIth Dick CoopeJ:, shown here with Grosse Pointe South athletic letter at the school's recent winter awards night. His main never stopped actiVItIes ovel the labt 20 director 10 Lake. might be the only person with varsity letters allegiance. however. is at North where he's been the school's "I started takmg pIctures of yemb from Grosse Pointe North and South. CoopeT. who is a iriend photographer for some 20 years. Chuck playmg football and ba'> It'" a labOt of lo\"e for the De of athletes and coaches at both schools. received his South ketball and wrestlmg, but felt. b'Ulit.y about Just taklng plC See COOPER, pag ...2C

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I I Sports Department: (313) 343-5593 Section C Neighborhood Club. . 2C March 31,1994 Andy Ayrault. 4C Grosse Pointe News ports Cla~"lfied. . '...... SC •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• titi&'. not a North ture" of my kid Photor,rraph\ Sports Editor and estlmates he takes nearly pie that the reason they're m has been a hobby '>lnce I was I II Rumor has It that when DIck really upset.., me when then> South thmg - If'> Glo""e 10,000 pIcture!> a year of the PlctUles IS because they got Cooper had surgery Iecently dre problemb becaU!>ethere are POInte kIds " the Korean war," Cooper "aId North's actIvIties In the way of my camera," great people at both ends of the North athletIC dIrector Tom Now he"> a fixture at all of the doctorb found gl een and That's why he got one of the Cooper Said cIty," he bald North',> home athletll event", gold blood running through hIs Gauerke wasn't surprle,ed that surpnses of hIs hfe last week But everyone know.':>better Ldke scud Coopel wa'> hon but It doe<,n't stop there He veins Cooper was honored by the when Grosse Pomte South ath- Although he'll be pulling for shoot'> pI(.Luree, of '>tudente, III HIs mmlvan IS pamted m ored becau'>e the South stu folks at South letic dIrector Jo Lake presented the Norsemen In a North-South dents and coaches apprecIated valved In playe" chOIr and other Grosse Pomte North green with "He's Just commItted to chIld him WIth a framed Blue DevIls' conte"t, Cooper can appreciate hI'>effort" Norseman heads accentuating ren and thmks hIghly of kid.':> non athletK aLtlvltlC" and goe" letter and certIficate a Job well done by the cross "He's done a lot for both to all the pi om" and major the trim at other schools, too," Gauerke That would have been hke town rival'> And he thmks the '>Choolsand we wanted to make ,>ald dances spon<,ored by the school To say that Cooper IS North's John F Kennedy presentmg rivalry can be a friendly one a bIg deal about It," bhe .'>ald HI.'>team plcturp,> ale III every bIggest booster would be a It's unhkely anyone at North Nlklta Khrushchev WIth a key "There has to be a Ilvalry, "It was a way to thank hlP1 for yearbook huge understatement He's the IS better known or more re to the WhIte Hou!>e but then> doe,>n't have to be all the PIctures he',> f,,'1Venue, Veled than "Mr Cooper" "I beheve It'S Just ae, Impor- When the gchool's garden tant to bE' a member of the area, whIch IS now known as chou as It IS to be on the ba<>e ('()()per's Square, \'.o.s dedlcutcJ ball team," Cuopc, S:llJ "It's eIght years ago the entire ,>tu been proven that kIds who are dent body at North was inVIted Illvolved In '>chool actiVIties and you could have heard a pm achieve better scholastIcally I drop know that If I'm hlrmg !?ome "You couldn't get that kmd body at the furnIture store, I'll of attentIOn at a more struc hire a B 01 C.plus student tured assembly," Gauerke said who's been Involved III other The reactIOn nearly left actIVItIes before I hIre an all-A Cooper speechless student who dIdn't partICIpate "It was almost like bemg III The mteractlOn WIth other peo- church," he saId ple IS more Important than all Not to be outdone by the stu the book learnIng In the dent orgamzatIOn whIch was world" behmd the Cooper's Square At each athletic awards dm Idea, North's Parents Club had ner, North's students receive a portraIt of Cooper made and an envelope With several actIOn It hangs on the wall near the shots taken by Cooper And he school's mam office puts together a shde show that "I thalli they hung It there IS the talk of the town to save energy," Cooper says "DIck feels that a student's WIth a laugh "WIth the glare hIgh school years are precIOUS from my bald head, they don't and he wants them to have need as much ltghtmg " memOrIes of those years," Cooper got started takmg pIC Gauerke said "I Wish we'd tures at North events when hiS have had somebody bke that oldest son Chuck was a student around when I was III school I there It contInued when have one pIcture to remind me daughter Karen and youngest of my four years m hIgh son Scott were actIve In varIOus school " actlVitles and became such a Cooper estimates he's taken Photo ~ Roo.h S,II"" part of Cooper's life that he about 80,000 pIctures of North Dick Cooper. shown here with Grosse Pointe South athletic letter at the school's recent winter awards night. His main never stopped actIVItIes over the last 20 director 10Lake, might be the only person with varsity letters allegiance, however. is at North where he's been the school's "I started takmg pIctures of years from Grosse Pointe North and South. Cooper. who is a friend photographer for some 20 years. Chuck playmg football and bas It's a labor of love for the De- of athletes and coaches at both schools. received his South ketball and wrestlIng, but felt gmlty about Just takmg pIC See COOPER, pag ...2C

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B The champIOns have been and Dave Caldwell 18 Final Four crowned in the Neighborhood Hubbard led Embree With 31 Club's men's basketball play- points and Vern Moore also Harvard's hockey team IS offs made a SignIficant offenSive playmg In the NCAA Fmal Madame Z's took the title m contrl bu bon Fow' m St Paul this week, the 18 and-over lowe,' diVISIOn Embree Sign trailed by seven thanks to the efforts of Grosse Wlth a 58-56 victory over Insh pomts at halfhme, but a strong Pomte Farms resIdent Tripp Coffee_ defenSive effort led by Phil Chns Flynn led Madame Z's Keller helped Pomte Billiards Tracy \ ::: WIth 27 pomts, while Ron Gl1es II pull away m the seccnd half Tracy, a sophomore goalIe for collected 22 for Insh Coffee the Crimson, allowed only one "The strategIc coachmg of goal In hIS second straight tour- (player coach) Robert Cole nament game last weekend as helped brmg us the champIOn- Harvard beat New HampshIre ShIP," said Rod LUZI, a 27-year 7-1 m the East RegIonal In AI veteran of the league, addmg bany, N Y that the defenSive effort by the Tracy made several dLflicult entire squad was a key to Its saves m the first half of the \'R ViCtOry game whIle the contest was 't" " " \, "., , , Several players have been on :\ ~ " ~ ~ ,,'\. close Durmg one two-mmute M C h "...... the team for more than 10 f th fi t nod Tracy efro ars won I e championship 10 the men s 30.and-over diVIsIon of the N01ghborhood years The champIOnshIp was si:n~ th: ~Ilckts ~Ith a Club adult basketball league. Kneeling in front. from left. are Paul DeL~ura. Steve Fishman the second straight for Madame S d d flectIOn With hiS and Dave Baxter. In back. from left. are Walter Jones. Ted Hubner. Ed Till. Tony Jenkins and Z's p~ ksa~~, a~ ~" ~h" k Mitchell RibitwE'r. M:E'troCars defeated ~hal"5 Markel m the champIOnship game. Members of Metro Cars won the title in s..c :1..... 0. }'O. ~ ~ ~C that squad were Bob Anderson. Richard Asher. Art Clark. Larry Johnson. Bob Quick. Rick the 30-and-over dIVISIOnWIth a Harvard took a 2-0 lead on Thomas and Billy Tyler. 68-51 VIctOryover Asher's Mar- first penod goals by Bnan Far- ket Charles Roddis rell and Steve Martms, but "Asher's got wlthm three New Hampshrre's Dean Wood pomts of us m the second half," North grad man made It 2.1 early m the said managel and sponsor Ed second penod The Cnmson TIll broke the game open m the That's when Dave Baxter, becomes third penod on goals by captain Steve Fishman and Tony Jen- Sean McCann, Perry Cohagen, kms turned on the offense for All-American ChrIS Baird, Jason Karmanos Metro Cars Baxter, a former The University of Findlay's and Corey Gustafson MichIgan player, scored a Charles Rodms became the Tracy takes a 12.3.2 record game-hIgh 35 POInts Walter schools fIrst swimmer to earn Jones and TIll were defenSive NAJA All.American honors and mto the FInal Four. He has ,~ ,~ played 10 straIght games WIth- standouts. he did It In record fashion at ~'~~ '" Former Piston Bob Quick the NAJA swimming and div- out a defeat, including a 5-1 " , " victory over Brown in the \,~ scored 21 pomts for Asher's ing championships m Seattle ECAC semifinals at Lake Market. Roddis, a 1992 Grosse Pointe , It took two games for POInte North graduate, fimshed Sixth PlaCId, N.Y. ~~'" ,~ Harvard, which fimshed the '\~ ~~ Billiards II to win the title m in the 100-yard backstroke With regular season ranked No 3 '" the 18-and-over upper division a school-record time of 53 sec- , ~ PreVIOusly-unbeaten Pomte onds. He also placed in the top natIOnally, Improved its record to 24-5-3. The Crimson, who "*--,...... ~t BIlliards II lost to Embree 16 in four relay events, settmg won the Eastern College Ath- ...... "" t Sign, forcmg a rematch m the two varsity records_ On the last ~ ~ ~ double-elimmation tournament day of competitIOn, Rodms set a letIC Conference regular season ~~ ...... ~ and playoff titles, face Lake ~~:~:,"t-,,~,~ In the first contest, Dan Hub. school record in the 200 butter- ~$.w-,~,~,,_ ~ Supenor State in a semIfinal bard led Embree WIth 31 fly WIth a 16th-place fimsh * ~ ~ pomts, while Sean Bruce count- Roddis' effort helped the OIl- game today, March 31. The '*J v game is on PASS at 2 pm Madame Z's won the men's IS-and-over lower division championship in the Neighborhood ered With 34 for Pointe BIl- ers' men's squad fimsh 14th The NCAA championship Club adult basketball league. In front is Jay Yee. In the middle row. from left. are Mark hards II overall - the best In school hIS- game win be played Saturday Grewe. Chris Flynn. Bob Barach and Robert Cole. In the rear. from left. are Rod Luzi. ball boy In the rematch, Pointe BIl- tory. at 8 p m ESPN W1ll teleVIse Mike Luzi and John Yates. Madame Z's defeated Irish Coffee in the title game. Members of the liards II posted an 89-68 VIC- A sophomore majoring in the contest. l:uuuel:-Up team =e Steve 1!.\eich. iy Dearing. Ron Fansanga. Carl Hamel. Doug Harnel. Fl:ed tory Bruce led the way with 27 math, Roddis made the school's Hamel. Ron Giles. Dick Hathaway and Dan Palmer • pomtS, MIke Counsman had 22 Dean's List earher thIS year

.Cooper:;:.:;:;:.:.:.:.:;:.;.:.;.;:;.:.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.:-:.;.:.;.;...:.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.:...:.:;:.;.:.:..;:.y;;.:••;;.:;••;;;;:;.;;;;;:••••;.;••••••:;••:.:•••;.;.:.'.;.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.' somethmg for them Wlth no uJ- sweatshIrt that had the InSCrlP- From page IC tenor motives It's Just because tlOn, "My favonte team IS trOlt Cooley High grad, who he cares about kids" Grosse Pomte North and my owns PI.oneer Furniture m Ster. He enjoys teasmg some of second favont,e is anyon,~ play- hng HeIghts. the coaches at South especially mg Grosse Pomte South ."I think It'S important for those who once c~ached at He then got Rice's kIds _ kIds to develop self-esteem and North or have chIldren attend- who attended North - to hold VERYONEJ~INTERE~TE by giving them pictIrres and mg that school the sweatshIrt m front of theIr hugs and encouragement, I A hfe member of the North dad and took a picture whIch hope I've helped create self-es- Boosters' Club Cooper once found Its way mto North's slIde teem," he said. "I think. kids ngged a draWl~g sponsored by show. need canng and touchIng. I'll the club so that former South "I don't think Jon Wlll ever gwe them a hug ~d tell them football coach Jon RICe won a forget that," Cooper sald I love them. My picture on the wall said 'DICk Cooper, photog- rapher.' I asked them to add 'and friend.''' Cooper said he couldn't enjoy his hobby without the support of his wife Marlene, a Grosse Pointe High graduate "Every day I thank the Lord for my lIfe - I've had open heart surgery and five catheter- lZatlOns - and my wIfe WIth- out her none of thIS would be ALL1~~4GAMETICKET~NOW ON ~ALE! possible." Tickets available a1 ~t Tiger Stad"A1m Box Office (open 7 days a W2ek, 9:00 an to 6:00 pm) lid Cooper mteracts easily Wlth all ~ZZ-.-" Centers fndlcing Hudson'tr Harmony House Ild Solrld Warehoust. the students from both schools. "My motto 16, 'Never grow up,'" he said. "Bemg around young people helps you stay young. And in my case they've helped keep me ahve the last 15 years" I ~EA~ONTICKET~c~l(JB) %l20,O I Gauerke saId the students apprecIate Cooper as much as All MoIlcIiy MId Wednesday 9MneS (cxdllding (lperUngDay~ he appreciates them. Family Bargain Dates $f o.lXI Upptr D«i Rcsaved MId $5.1X1Gli/ldslal'td Rcsavtd. "There's a real affectIOn for IN OUROPINIONI hIm," Gauerke saId. "Often FoI1o'1lfng C'!lI'f .Iklndl,' game (ududll'l9 Opel'ilng Day) young people don't get credit Mo~dayKi~sNight yoIIlgSltrs, age 141 ~ go onto tilt field to l\I\ tht bast> It's no secret that we've got what it takes for shoWlng appreciatiOn for what they have, but they show Coop how much they appreciate Alter8 seltded frldai ~ gants fans n trultd to a to keep our readers' attention. Local news, Friday Firewor~ FirtwotkWscr SptclWal. him That's because he's dOIng fascinating features, thought-provoking Parcells squad ~eniorCitizenDays AlIMoMay tIIN Thursday.tlClllOOll games (txdlldlng Optnlng Day~ $8.00 lower Of Upper D«i Rcsavtd for all StnIOn, 6~ & ove:. editorials, the latest scores. And everyone's finishes third All T'IKnclat ~s •$10.00 loIItI 01 UpptrDca Rtserwd. Present ytM business card and save $2.00. AValiabie by mall, The Parcells Middle &hool talking about our fast acting c1assifieds. Businessperson ~pecial fax 01 in pmon at TIgC1' StacliurnBox Office ody. basketball team fimshed third in Its league WIth a 66 record. All Tutsday 9iftlts. $t9.OO ~Jcage Includes 4 Gtand.tand Mike Fme and Aaron Pea- RtStl'i'td bcktts, 4 pIZZa ~I(ts,4 soli drinks. Addltlollal Don't be the last to find out about it! body led Parcells In sconng Family V~uePack package ticlttt 5 lilly' be PlltMstd at $7.25 each. A'lallabk bv WIth 71 pomts apIece DaVid ll'llIl, fax 01' ilperson at T~ Sla2um Box Office orJy. Dwalhy was thIrd WIth 51 and Call to order home delivery[ Dan Preston had 44 Other members of the squad I' , t. were Matt Donnelon, Dan Uroo, Lee Bryant, Bnan Rasl GET TWO TICKETS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE borski, A.C. Collmson, Brad You ut pwdlaIt .... ot 20 rJ4 PlICr llCKETS to be eligible. 0FFEl VAll) iO« APllIIId M);1 G.I.\IlS OIU 0Iffr mum ~ 00. 343-5577 Collinson, Jack LUCIdo, Evan Rouls, DaVld Kraft, Jerry Ny- sen, Mark Touhey and Max ForDiscountfuformarion~I (JB) 963.20;0 . Martm. The squad was coached by GROUPS CAN SAVEUP TO $4,00 PER TICKET Crosse Pointe News Ray BuccJlh

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SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Sports March 31, 1994 4C Grosse Pointe News England no hoops heaven for former South standout BV Dave Klonke Ayrault soon became familiar Denmson for adVIce durmg Special Writer with the tax and medIcal sys. halftime He laughs about the , ~~ Andy Ayrault's career as a terns m England players that would go to the , , professional basketball player "They take about a third of bar after games and fill up on 't dIdn't last much longer than your check for sociahzed medl' large amounts of thIck English hIs plane tnp to England. cme," SaId Ayrault, who hked beer Ayrault, a former Grosse the system but dIdn't feel It The Royals are m the 12- ~ ~ " Pomte South and Wayne State was worthwhIle for him team Budweiser Basketball ~ UniverSity basketball standout, He was also promised a car League BudweIser put $12 mIl. went to England m September to share with fellow AmerICan hon mto the fledglmg league, to play for the Hemel Royals teammate Derek Dennison, but whIch IS split into three divi- but returned to the United never receIVed It. He and Den. sIOns Ayrault was m the high- States after only three games mson left the team the same est level - the first dIviSIOn because of several contract dIS- day "It (the league) IS the bottom putes WIth the club. Still waltmg to be relm. of the ladder Some players "They drew up a contract bursed for hIS plane ticket, Ay hope to hook up WIth another and 1 went over it with my rault went to Hemel general country (m Ewope)," Ayrault Hoops champs lawyer," said Ayrault, a 6.foot- manager/coach Vincent Mac. SaId 7 center, who played a major Lauley-Razaq and told hIm he Only two Americans are al role m the Tartars' dnve to the was leavmg the team Pointe Billiards II won the championship in the men's IS-and-over division ot the Neigh. lowed on each team. Amencans final four m the NCAA DiVI. "He told me, 'If you leave, borhood Club adult basketball league. In front. from left. are Chris Aslfalk. Dave Caldwell who have played m the league slDn II tournament in 1993. we're not going to gIVe you the ~nd Sean ~ruce. In back. from left. are Phil Keller. Mike Counsman. Scolt Stafford. Tim for ''''< year" are con"ldered na Ayrault Bald hIS plane ticket money for the plane tIcket,''' tlUd.s.>D, Mike Crow and leU Metry. Pomte Billiards II defeated Embree Sign in the title tlOnahzed was to be paid for before he ar. Bald Ayrault, who decIded to game. Members of that team are Paul Defauw. Dave Embree. Mark Grewe. Dan Hubbard, "In my last game we played Vern Moore and Tim Schacht. nved and that was the mam leave anyway after the convel' a team that had seven AmerI- reason he decided to take the - sation WIth hIS coach. cans and they beat us by 50 Job. Ayrault saId basketball m (pomts)," Ayrault saId "I wasn't about to drop England doesn't compare to the The Amencan players are $1,000 for a tIcket," he saId. "It AmerIcan game. pmd 80 pounds a week to con- was on the fIrst lme of the con- "There were a lot of guys duct cllmcs for kIds m order to tract that my tIcket would be who didn't seem to take It as mcrease interest m the game taken care of" seriously as we do here," saId But Ayrault dIdn't leave He was also stunned to see Ayrault. "There would be guys England With only bad experi- hIS fIrst paycheck. HIS contract smoking at halftime III the ences stated he would make 175 locker room." He said it was fun to travel pounds a week - whIch trans. He also remembered hIS and to go for the cultural exper- lates to about $400. coaches turmng to hIm and ience and he admits he dIdn't expect to make a lot of money. "You go in blmd. You don't Grosse Pointe Rangers know how theIr money system works and how everything else goes," said Ayrault. "They split with Canadian foe speak English I can't Imagine The RiverSIde Rangers of the czerza and Andrew Amato, If it was a foreIgn language." OntarIo Minor Hockey Associa- kept the game close for Grosse He and his teammates got tIon slipped past the Grosse Pointe until Eric Wycisk along well. The players asked Pomte Rangers AA Mite squad knocked m an insurance goal questIOns about DetrOit and 3.1 to split the home-and-home for RIverside late in the third were very mterested In hIS senes period. background and Amel"lca Grosse Pomte won the first The Grosse Pointe win was Ayrault, 22, IS back home in game 4-3 as both teams won on powered by _two goals apIece the Pomtes and is fmishmg his the road. from Graves and Schleicher. degree at Wayne State. He has Riverside's goalie held off a Wieczerza, goalie Greg Smith, 2 1/2 semesters left and plans fierce Grosse Pointe attack led Marc Callert and Kalmowski to graduate with a major m ,~"'" by Peter Kalinowski and Erik collected the assists. graphIC design and a busmess Sevetal membet& ot the Pointe Aquatics swimming team qualitied tor the recent state meet Schleicher and goals by River- minor at Saginaw Valley State University. In the front row. from left. are Kristin Shelden. Melissa SIde's Trevor Quennville and The series was a good test for And hIS basketball prospects? Tamerino. Alison Scarlone and Allison Clark. In the second row. from left. are Kammy Miller. Mike Broderick gave the viSI' Grosse Pomte, which opened ItS "I'm coachmg a team at Carly Piper. Emma Huang. Lauren 1anutol and Elizabeth Shook. From left in the third row are tors a 2-0 lead Little Caesars Amateur Hockey chureh My basketball career is Lindsey Hengel. 10slyn Whitty. Bill Lloyd. Scott Paavola. Lee Elsey and Steve Ogilvy. In back Justin Graves' second-penod League playoffs With an 8-0 VIC- pretty much over, but I'm stay- are coaches Liz Stavale. left. and Sandy Smith. goal, assisted by Kenny Wie- tory over the Livoma Kmghts mg m shape," Ayrault saId. Pointe swimmers do well at state MelIssa Jamenno's second. and the B team of ElIzabeth seventh place m the 100 butter- place fimsh III the overall- pomt Shook, Scarfone, Shelden and fly (1:15 07), eighth-place fin- standmgs In the grrls 9-10 age Janutol was eIghth m 2:25 75 Ishes in the 200 1M (2:4635), REACH OVER 150,000 group hlghhghted the Pointe The 200 freestyle relay A 200 freestyle (2:32 46) and 100 AquatIcs' performance at the team of MIller, Janutol, PIper breaststroke (1:28.20); and a 12-and-under state swunmmg and Jamerino was runner-up in 16th m the 50 butterfly (35.84) champIOnshIps at Sagmaw Val- 1.59.79 and the B umt of Shel. Teammate Steve OgIlvy was ley State University. READ ERS . den, Allison Clark, Scarfone 12th m the 100 breaststroke m Another top performance was and Huang was seventh m 1.30.20 turned m by Lindsey Hengel, 2.1131 Scott Paavola was 16th m who won two events m the Lee Elsey made the best the boys 11-12 500 freestyle girls 11.12 dIVISIOn showing of the 9-10 boy.s WIth a WIth a tIme of 6 04 67 ADVERTISE IN Jamermo won the 200-yard freestyle m 2:1443 and was second m the 200 indiVldual medley (3'35.73), 100 back- SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES HOME & GARDEN stroke (1:1091), 50 freestyle (2784) and 100 freestyle CIty of ~r.osse JInint.e JJfarms Michigan (1 01 46) She was also third m Qeach the 150,000 readers who are homeowners the 50 butterfly (30 59) and the March 21, 1994 100 mdivldual medley (1'14.13) The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. lookifl8 for ~prin8 home and 8arden maintenanceitems. Qeach Hengel was state champion m the 200 1M (2:18.08) and 200 Present on Roll Call' Mayor Berendt, Councilmembers Danaher, these interested homeowners with an advertising messagein freestyle (2'02.22) She was Gnffin, Kaess, Kneiser and Gaffney. thIrd m the 100 freestyle Those Absent Were: Councllmember Ehzabeth M. Gandelot. (5697), sIXth m the 500 frees- this special-inte~t section. tyle (5 31 41) and 100 1M Also Present: Messrs. Burgess, City Attorney; Solak, CIty Manager; (1 07 03) and mnth in the 100 DeFoe, Director of Public ServIce and Ferber, Director of Public backstroke (l 06.09). Safely. Pomte Aquatics also took Mayor Berendt presIded at the Meeting. several other places m the girls PUBLICATION DATE: 9 10 dIViSIOn. Councllmember Gandelot was excused from allendlOgthe Meeting. Karnmy MIller was second in the 100 breaststroke (1;21.66), The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 21, 1994, were approved as submitted. fourth In the 50 breaststroke THURSDAY; APRIL 21ST (36 97) and 50 freestyle (29.57), The Minutes of the Closed Session held on March 21, 1994, were SIxth in the 100 1M (1:15 07) approved as submilled. and eIghth m the 200 freestyle AND (22945) The CounCil, acting as a Zonmg Board of Appeals, approved the Carly Piper was thIrd m the request of Mr. Donald VanLeigh, to extensIvely remodel and enlarge THURSDAY, MAY 5TH 100 freestyle (l 0383) and 200 his property at 77 MUIrRoad freestyle (22057), fIfth in the The CounCIl adjourned the Site Plan ReViewfor the Grosse Pointe 50 freestyle (29.58) and 100 High School LIghts Committee South High School StadIUm, to butterfly (l 16 16), seventh in Monday, May 16, 1994 at 7:30 p m. the 200 IM (2'43 92) and eighth CALL YOUR SALES m the 50 butterfly (33'58) The Council approved the Increasc In fecs for Blrlh & Death Lauren Janutol touched kecords to $10.00 for the firsl copy and $3 00 for additIOnalCOplCS REPRESENATIVE fourth m the 200 freestyle Thc CounCil receIVedthe PublIc Safcty Dcpartment Report for the (22076) and 100 freestyle month of February, 1994, and ordered it placed on file. TODAY! (l 04 82) and was eIghth m the 50 freestyle (2992) The CounCIl confirmed the appointment., of Cathy ChampIOn Emma Huang was fourth m Dillaman, Martha Moray and Nancy Bolton to serve on the City's thp 50 backstroke (350), sev Board of ReVIew enth In the 50 butterfly (3374) The CounCIl adopted a resolutIOn that ImmedIately follOWing and 11th m the 100 breast- adjournment of the Regular Mectrng, a Closcd SessIOnshall be held GROSSE POINTE NEWS/THE CONNECTION stroke (l 2742) Kristen Shel for the purpo.,e of dl,cu",mg the <;aleor purcha<;cof real properly den took SIxth in the 100 but. u.dly t1 1628) and Alison Upon proper motion made, supported and earned, the Meellfig wa<; 96 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 ~arfone was 14th In the 100 adJourncd at 9 45 P m ~Jl ea "itstroke (l 29 89) Gregg L. Berendt Richard G. Solak DISPLAY ADVERTISING (313) 882-3500 • FAX (313) 882-1585 The Pomte AquatICs girls 9 Mayor City Manager 10 200 medley relay A team of Huang, MIller, Jamermo and GPN 03/31/94 Pipel took second In 2 15 10 f. t .J 1 March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection ous S FOR II£NT 709 TOWNHOU5n/CONDOS I'ointes/Harper Woods 716 OFfiCES/COMMERCIAL Pointes/ Harper Woods FOR RENT 721 VACATION liENTAL FOR RENT flORIDA THREE bedroom home, pnme ROSLYN. easl of Marter, Farms location, work and EDGEWOOD TERRACE. spa. DENTAL SUite,Mack at loch- VERO Beach Flonda The Grosse POlnle Woods bank references reqUlred, CIOUS 1 bedroom condo, moor, Grosse POIn Ie MOOrings HartJourSldecon Walking distance to Ferry no pels, Call Patty 1-800- newly decorated carpet Woods Dr Chesler Bogan dominium 2 bedroom, 2 School Three bedroom Col. 457.7699 between 700 a m throughout, all appliances, 881-$66 bath LiVing room dining omal, extended family room, Including microwave, I and 4 00 pm, Monday. Fn. Directory of Services GROSSE POINTE room, FlOrida room I 1 1/2 baths, nalural fire- day MInimum 1 year lease washer & dryer, central air screened porch, laundry place Available Nowl $950 FISHER MEWS. & carport, heat & waler in- room off kitchen Heated GROSSE POINTE! Wayburn 8854518 377 FISHER cluded $550/ month 745- pool TenniS courts Beautiful 2 bedroom lower, 2406,7n-8031 Lovely courtyard se"lng IMMEDIATE occupancy' 2057 $165,000 Please reply to 907 US£MENT everything new bath, 903 Al'l'lIANCE SnVICE Fleetwood, 3 bedroom, 1 11 Two smgle offices 407.234-8364 911 8RICk/8l0Ck WORK kJlchen, carpet fixlures ar>- LAKESHORE VILLAGE One WAnllPIlOOF1NG 2 bath, 2 car garage, fire- available for Immediate phances $500 month $600 bedroom condo All appli- place neutraJly decorated, occupancy 5 day Janitor, 722 VACATION RENTAL secUrity No pets credit ances plus a" Extra clean, ALL WEATHER J.W. KLEINER SR. all Windows treated, new reception area, Windows OUT OF STAn check 864-4666 clubhouse & pool $475 per REFRIGERATION JAMES M. KLEINER MASON CONTRACTOR kitchen $975/ month 393- mcnlh No pets Call 884- everywherel Come take REPAIRED & INSTALLED ERVING THE 1430 HOLLYWOOD 3 bed 1552 5139 a look NANTUCKET ISLAND Commerclal-Resldenllal BASEMENT POJ~TES for 30 Years room bungalow, 2 1/2 baths Summer rentals 1994 Over ALL MAKES & MODELS WATERPROOFING Brick, Block, and Stone 706 HOUSfS fOR IIENT CLEAN 2 bedroom condo, 2nd Updaled through- out $900/ HARPER WOODS 1,000 pnvate homes All CALL MIKE 882.0747 HandDIg Method work and all types mcnlh n5-1460 Detroit/ Wayne County f1oor, Grosse POinte Villa, price ranges Best selec ------New Dram Tile $600 plus secunty Service EAST POINTE PLAZA- tJon now The Maury DOC'S PeasloneBackfill of repairs EXECUTIVE RENTAL 7 Mile/ Schoenherr 19310 Specialties II, 810-469-1415 19959 VERNIER Handy Grosse POinte City Pelkey. 3 bedroom bnck People (508) 228-1881 CJeanJobslte Brick & Flagstone Patios FOR Rent $n5 monlh or Near '-94 Available now O 7 d k location' larger 4 bed- bungalow, completely rede- First floor 3 room SUite, pen ays a wee APPLIANCE WallsStraightened & Walks Porches, corated, Immediate occu- sale $69,900 Two bed- room, 2 1/2 bath Colonial new carpeting, free NEW HAMPSHIRE. 1795 SERVICE And Bracedor Replaced ChimneysPatchingTuck-POinting. pancy $4251 month plus room. two full baths, central With paneled library, air RIViera Terrace, 9 Mile parking, 5 day Jamtor Cape Cod 10 White Mt Fast, Courteous 15YearTransferableGuarantee Violations Corrected security Home Owners area on small Lake 3 bed f' S kitchen appliances, cen- & Jefferson 731-8335 Call LI I Realty 774-Q033 Virginia S Jeffries rooms, 1 1/2 balhs 2 fire- Pro esslonal ervlce. 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MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f, SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION Grosse Pointe News The Connection March 31, 1994 '02 AUTOMOTlV( 603 AUTOMOTIVE 60S AUTOMOTIVE . fORO 700 APmflATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/fLATS/DUPUX 101 APTS/fLAfS/OUPLEX G£NEIlAL MOTOIlS fOIlEIGN 6S 1 eOA TS AND MOTORS 702 AP1S/FlATS/DUPLEX Pointes/Harper Woods Poinles/Harper Woods Delroitl Wayne Counly S.C.S Macomb Counly 1990 Festlva. Red, perlecl 1992 Pontiac Sunblrd convertl 1987 Accord 4 door, onglnal 1990 Sea Doo- Purchased RIVARD. spacIous 2000 474 Nelf, upper 6 rooms air, MORANG! Woodhall- 5 room JEFfERSON} Shook, near 1.94 condition, 65,000 miles pull ble Bnght red white lop. owner, all maintenance re- oul stereo, $3,100 862. new In 91 SS Impeller low square fool 3 bedroom, 2 clean $800 month Secunty upper, stove, refngerator & Lake Modem 1 bedroom, loaded, warranty 10,000 cords looks and dnves like hours dealer maintained bath Available May 1 $985 5320 miles, $11,800 Rinke Cadll new $4500 790-7133 885-2808 Good condition 882-2871 redecorated $425 Includes maintenance records, excel- Secunly and references 1992 TAURUS SHO green, lac 757-3700 MARYLAND 1051- large 1 HOllYWOOD off VanDyke, ~:~ & water No pets 791- HONDA Accord DX 1986 4 lent condition Trailer cover, 884-3559 o~e bedroom upper, some _ 22K lealher, full power 1993 Pontiac BonneVille SE 2 hfe vests Included $3,650/ bedroom, new kitchen, fur- sunroof, phone $15500 door alf, automatiC, AM/FM HARCOURT spaCIOUSupper & nace, air $525/ secunty heal Included, $325 lavon KELLYI 9 1/2 Mile SpaCIOUS 12,000 miles full power cassette, 81,000 miles, new best nl 1247 881-7104 $15 "00 call 778-1779 lower available Two bed. 499.1344 n3-2035 one bedroom, qUiet budding battery $5900 Call 884- room, enclosed sunporch ------$450 per month No pets THUNDERBIRD, 1986 Always 1990 GROSSE Pomte Park. Har 1985 cadillac Sedan DeVille 8938 separate utilities water In VERY secure large studiO 861-2517 serviced, anginal owner court near Windmill POinte, apartment, one year lease _ new engine & transmission FOUR WINNS 221 cluded Lawn Service Up- $2400 or reasonable offer 1984 TOYOTA Corolla SR5, 2 newly decorated 3 bedroom $395 Call 33HXl78 EASTPOINTE, 101 Gratiot runs good $4 250/ best of ..ar $800 plus secunty 8812288 door, 72,000 miles, auto- LIBERATOR upper, modern kitchen With ------Clean 2 bedroom lower, fer 881 1174 or page 630- Lower $850 plus secunty matiC, air, AM/FM cassette 350 Magnum engine, low appliances, 1 1/2 baths BALFOUR! 1 bedroom upper, hardwood floors, fresh paint 7636 $2,200 n2-{)390 Call Don 343-8673 carpeted, stove, refngerator $460 month 293-8636 1985 Lincoln Towncar, well hours, 23' 6", trim tabs, sunroom cenlral arr, sepa- heat lro:luded Call after _ maintained, high miter GRANDMA'S FlOrida Carl 1986 Volvo 740 GLE Excel dock hghts, pump out GREAT value' SpaCIOUS,clean rate ulllilles, garage $925 S3500 886-1527 630, 527.7229 TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 1987 Skyhawk 4 door l TD lent condition one owner head bar With running 2 bedroom Inel udes Easlslde Management Co, Loaded nonsmoker, 11.900 kitchen/ laundry, appliances, 884-4887 CLEAN well kept 1 bednoom Heat, wafer. carperl Central 1989 PROBE GT- Loaded! garage kept loaded With all water and all fhe rest of actual miles Cleaner than large closets! storage Pn- upper flat near 1.94 & Mo- air $600 684-

DEADLINES (313) 882-6900 Fax# 343.5569 • 12NoonFnday- INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 953 P,anoTumn~RepaJr RealEstale Classified 917 Plasleong & r esoUiceAds ~. 957 Plumbing& Heabng ANNOUNCEMENTS SITUATION WANTED 500 PetGroomlf'9 • Monday6 p In - All BORDERand REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 100Perwaals 300 BabYSlrters REAL ESTATE FOR SALE GUIDE TO SERVICES 958 Pod SeMCe MEASURED(spooaltype bold 701Apts,lFlalsiDuplex- 101Prayers 301 ClencaJ AUTOMOTIVE • SeeourMagazineSection'Your 928DressmaJungITallOllng 903 Refngefa!orSl!IVIce caps etc) mustbe In our officeby Detrot!BaJanceWayne 100LOS1and Found 302 CoovalescentCare 600AMC Horne'forall ClassifiedReal 929Drywall 912 Remodeling MondayGpm Counl'i 960 Roor,ngSeMce 103Attorneysllega!s 303 DayCare 601Chi)'sler Estaleads Busness 930 Electn:;alSeIv,Ces • Monday4pm -ALLCANCELSor 702Apls,lFlats/Duplex- 104Insurance 304 General 602Ford OpportumhesandCemetei)'Lois 931Energy'Saw19SeN1ce 961 SCissorfSawSnarpe!1lng CHANGESmuslbe IfI o~roffice St Ciar ShoreS/Macomb 963 SepticTankR~r 305 HouseCleaning 603GeneralMoIOlS 932EngravlflgJPnn'lng by Mooday4 pm Counl'i SPECIAL SERVICES 306 HooseSrttlllg 604 Anbque!Classlc GUIDE TO SERVICES 933 Excavating 964 Sewer CleanlTl!lSl!IVIce • 12NoonTuesday- RegularIUle! 703AptsIFlats/Duplex- 105 Answenng SeTVJceS 307 NursesAides 6(;fj ForEign 900 Ar Condlboong 934 Fences 965 Se'MngMachlfleRepaJr ads No botders measuredcan- Wantedto Rent I06Carnp 300 OfficeCleaning 600Jeeps/4Wheel 901 AlarmInstallation/Repair 935Fireplaces 966 Slipcovers eelsor changes00 Tuesday 704HallsF01 Rent 107Caleong 309 Sales 607JJrkers 902 AIUl11lnumSiding 936FloorSandmglRefinlshmg 967 SolarC0'I81 CASHRATES 12words$8 40 each 705Houses- 108DoveYOUICat 608Par1s/lireS/Alarrns 903AppIJaf1ceRepairs 937FurnaceRepaJrnnsiailabon 95{) SOOl'IBIowef Repair add,bonalword60t $I 00feefor GrossePo

100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS - 101 PRAYEIIS 101 PRAYERS 116 SEC~ETAitIAl SERVICES 111 TUTORING / lDUCA liON 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTfO GENEllAl INCOME TAX SERVICE SPRING clean up Quality PRAYER TO ST. CLARE THANKS St Jude for prayer Local, accurate, confiden- work, reasonable rates Ex- Pray nme Hall Marys, once answered P.A L BEGINNING & advanced tutor- APPRENTice wanted for edu- cellent gardener 885-7904 BUSINESS AND CUSTOMER SERVICE! tial, reasonable rates a day for nine days On -~-.....,.,...... --- ...... =-= 109 In computers and popu- cationally motivated salon In Larry TECHNICAL SERVICES RECRUITER GaIl today the 9th day, publish thiS 109 ENTERTAINMENT lar software Mitchell, 882- Grosse POinte Park AmbI- SecretQritll 1385 Part time to full time Ex- 881-7205 PERSONALIZED Pet SllIers, Novena and 3 Wishes Will tion & dedication reqUired D.J.- All locations, best rates Offia Support panding Temporary Ser- husband and Wife team car- be granted Even though Call 82Nl08O TAXES quality service Seasonal Business. Techruca1 TUTORING Ing for your pets In your vice Company Early ACCOUNTING you don't have faith, discounts 881-1019, for de- Acadenuc LOOKING for enthUSiastiC m0- own horrta 888-0153 ALL SUBJECTS morning hours Phone your prayers Will be an- tails tivated people to work after- Private, confidential leiters • Reports GRADES 1 THRU 12 Between 11 am. 2 p m. CONQUEST Auto Enhance- swered, SO Extra Wide Spreadsheets noons eam up to $131 hour- Anthony BUSiness Service D J 'ING for all occasions PROFESSIONAL only T.T S , 541-1471. ment Presents Complete at Carbonless Forms No expenence necessary Mack & Cloverly PRAYER OF THE Wedding Specials Your Home Auto Cleaning & FACULTY Call 754-2060 between 1 & TRAINING •••• TRAINING •••• Grosse POinte Farms BLESSED VIRGIN Best sou nd, vanety & pnce Cassette TranscrJ pUon Professional Detailing 5pm Success m Real Estate Serving you since 1968 Oh most beautiful flower of 268-1481 PersonalIzed WE CAN HELP Reasonable Pnces 882- Repetitive Letters GROSSE POINTE Sales reqUires proper 882-6860 Mt Carmel, frUitful vme, WAITRESSE~ Day or Night, 0800 BOW N' Ivory Duo & Vocal Envelopes. Labels LEARNING CENTER must be expenenced Apply training and manage- splendor of heaven, ClaSSical and light entertain- PHOTOGRAPHER small wed D1ssertahollS • Term Papers 131 Kercheval on the HIli at Telly's Place 20791 ment support We guar- WINSTED'S custom framing Blessed Mother of tile ment Palll 823-1721 or Phil dings, annlVersanes parties Framing, mallmg and qUality Resumes. Vllae 34~836 ~836 Mack Grosse POinte antee It! No expenence Children's portralls Photog- Son of God, Immaculate 831-5014 work Reasonable rates Cover Leiters' Appl1cauons reqUIred, Just ambition! raphy tutonng Personal ser- Virgin, assist me In my REAL Estate Pre- Llcensmg PAINTING Jobs- Immediate Margaret, 331-2378 INKY THE CLOWN & DINKY Call Century 21 East, Vice, reasonable Suzanne necessity Oh Star 01 tile Certified Professional Course Fundamentals of openings for expenenced TOO' Face pamtlng, bal- len 20385 • News Box G-1oo, 96 Ker- Heaven and Earth I hum- prayer for 3 consecutive RESUMES Mack AIft) or 17(A5 Ker- cheval Grosse POinte :j SERVICES bly beseech you from the days and then you must • Brochures Attentron College Students/Grad ...ates and Profess'onals cheval Farms MI 48236 :: 884-0700. bottom of my heart, to publish It Will be granted -Success begms with an effectlve- :: -H-A-R-P-E-R-W-ood--S-L-ltl-Ie-Le-a-g-ue succor me In my necess- to you RGN • BUSiness Cards cover leller and r~sum~ • College Graduate s & Srudent s D,scount .' IS currently havmg a fun- I\y (Make your request) • Newsletters :: dralser bottle and can dnve There are none that can 103 ATTOIN£YS/ LEGALS • Laser Prmt • Lifetime Updating. Free Pnvate (on,ullat,on :HELP WANTED! .' To make a donation please withstand your power Resumes LONG TERM/PERMANENT! '.'• call either 5212345 or 881 Oh Mary, conceived with- 777-4343 DANA KRAUSE • ATTORNEY - ~r Writ"r • Sf. Clair SbON: ... FULL TIME! • 2317 for pick up out Sin, pray for us who \" :. ------have recourse to thee (3 '('limine" D"or,c ' \",denll 401.8600 MACOMB COUNTY AREA • 1J1n.rupl,' • \\>11, 1'r ~al< , times) Holy Mary, I !'nmcntl'l1n<'\'':J,hlt l:--I ,OVJS\ INDUSTRIAL JOBS place thiS prayer In your • AII",d'hlc R, ."Ih 'GROSSE POINTE hands, (3 times) Say thiS prayer for 3 consecutive _I~CA_ll.NiiioiiW.8ii'.O1.7.7 6.. 7.'.40~1 l . --,------:==~t'lrtW~.".. (313) 792.7800CAll days and then you must . publish It Will be granted 111 HEALTH & NUTIITION 111 HEAlTH & NUTRITION TEMPJOBS TNC Now to you EM B"kn~r Photography 775-1722 1 00 PEIISONAIS MassaAe. The. ....apy To accommodAte preglU-lI1cy, PART-TIME chrome & acute pam, spons m/ury and TYPESETIER/R ECEPTI ON1ST the prOmOtlOl1o( health and well bemg Fot- art df'pal"tmf'nt of busy eastsidf' KOSI. SILLARS MICHELE T. HALL "ulllll'han nt>wspaper. Will tt'81J1 Pracl1cmg Massage Therapy Since 1987 < mdh idual with proft>ssional phon(' . - by appoll1trnent only- llHlnnt'r aJ1(1 (',\:('t>ll('ut typing s'kilk PHOTOGRAPHER 313-445-0673 824-26]4 "II T CLRllriCATIS AVAH ABLF 882-6090 , . ------~ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION f Grosse Pointe News The Connection March 31, 1994 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTfO GENERAL 200 HELP WANT£O GENERAl 203 HELP WANT£D 303 SITUA.TION WANTED 30S SITUATION WANTED 202 HELP WANTED CWUCAL 207 HELP WANTfD SALES DINTAL/MfDlCAl DAY CARl HOUSE CLEANING WE have one position avail- 45 over weight people needed FULL time secretanal posrtlon SCRUB Tech Troy plaslic sur- EXCEPTIONAL Income oWOr- DAYCARE In my home Small INSIDE able for someone who QUAUTY Cleaning- reason to loose weight while earn- Pleasant phone VOice, goon needs tech With cur. tunlty for reputable Inlema- group, p1aymales, aclJVI1Ies anle reliable, excellent ref- would like to spElClahzeIn SALES Ing money Call 882.5976 knowledge of WordPerfecl, rent OR expenence for full tlonal cosmeltcs finn, For- Clean, safe, loVing environ- erences 8 years expen. Ihe markellng and sale 01 GRILL Cook Apply In person filing, elc send resume WIth time posrtlon CompelIltve tune 500 SubSidiary FleXible ment Licensed References ence 954-9507 REPS Grosse Pomte Park proper- salary requtrements Grosse salary With benefits Call hours Tramlng available 10 882-7694 ties Call Nancy Velek, C0ld- After 11 am 205t 3 Mack, Estabbshoo 20 yoor dd POinte News, Box K- 96 Chns al Med Match, 810- openmgs Jeanne. 777- JUNE'S Leammg Cenler LI- HOUSE cleaning- Reliable, well Banker Schweitzer Real Grosse POinte Kercheval, Grosse POinte 65Hl652 3831 censed & Insured Certified reasonable, experienced (East Alea) auto after Estate 885-2000 Call Stacy 527-0632 market v.t1desaJer seek- 201 HftP WANTED Farms, MI48236 -S-IL-L-e-R-W-lt-h-2-y-ea-r-s-e-x-pen---N-O-T-F-O-R-A-N-Y-O-N-E- Teacher Will take care of PROFESSIONAL painters BAIIYSlTTER DOGGIE Waste Management p'looe RecepnON! Clencal, full time ence In psych atnc In patient Our company has opemngs your children In my SI Clair ng peroonatAe wanted Musl have at least Has Rover lelt your yard a SEEKING responSible nons- lor small, busy, machinery and out pallent blIIIng With for a few select Indlvldu- Shores home reasonably dosers to staff our order 5 years expenence & own mess? After wmter clean up moking IndiVidual to babYSit desk aftetl1OO'1S III 9"30 eqUipmenl Others need not sales office Must have successful follow up skills als We can teach and 1~~~ga~U;;~~~le~~ ..:::~ $25 Weekly rates available 3 year old child Guaranteed phone skills Expenence In Result onented for bUSy n apply $10 to $15/ hour 88&5541 pm Great' n danand' 20 houri week, some eve- typing, filing, computer pre- practice In the Grosse support you In earnl g 245-3884 El81-'3700 ferred send resume to En. POinte area Please send an excellent Income In ------pn:xi.ds 5aJaIy oo;ptI- ning/ weekend Looking for 306 SITUATION WANTED terpnse EqUipment Com- resume 10 P Box 25041, real estate For Informa- 304 SITUATION WANTED ~ cn:l nca1IJVes. KENNEL help- receptlonlsl candldale who IS Inlerested a HOUSE SITTlNG pany, Inc Alln John Harper Woods, 48225 tlon about career onenta- GENERAl ManaganEnt ~Ity Approx 30 hours per week 10 long- tenn commitment to call between 9 a m and 4 our family O.vn transporta- Grobbel 6000 Canlff Ave- INTERNIST'S office Part lime tlon, call Bob nowl cen- PROFESSIONAL garden HOUSE Sitting- fleXible loves avaJiable animals Grosse POinte ref pm Grosse POinte Animal tIOn POSitIOn Immediately nue, DetrOtlMI48212 2537 Monday, Tuesday, Wednes tury 21 AVid n8-8100 maintenance wrthout profes- Leave Message CliniC,822-5707 aVailable References & re- Sional pncesl Reliable and erences Reliable college TEMPORARY day only High School grad GROWING real estate linn In student 881-9587 Mr. Bryant DOCK attendant, cuslomer sume must be submitted to uate or College sludent Grosse POinte Free train- dependable WIth references Grosse POIOte News Box MEDICAL OFFICE Starting April Check In pa Ing Reduced rales and re- Only $8 00 per hour 527- 886.1763 servICe,Apnl- October Har- C.N.A'S Home Health Care 5 bor HIli Manna, 33H5880 No G 75 96 Kercheval STAFFING Ilents filing Must have qUired classes for IlcenSt' 9622 years experience Call Mrs Grosse POInie Fanns, MI good typing skills Hutzel Ask for Michael MazzeI, Ballestero 52H5572 or MISS MECHANIC, light duly, oil FAMOUS Maintenance ISlook- 48236 HOUSEKEEPER CompanJo~ Discover the benefits you'll ProfeSSional Bldg Delrolt 886-8710 LewIs, 527-0802 changes, tire seMCe, stc Ing for full lime responSible light cleaning Cooking, RESPONSIBLE fleXible active Medical Center Just off 175 ------laundry, grocery shoppmg Needed for high voJumaser people With a valid dovers receive by JOining our large and 194 freeways Call 831 INSURANCEI Series LI- person needed lor part time Experienced, references 307 SITUATION WANTED VlCS station Must be an ag- lICense to be part of our heallhcare systeml 4600 ask for Penny or censed commiSSioned care of 4 small children NUmS AIDES gressIVe self motIVate!?Ind~ maintenance crews Applica- leave message Sales Professionals needed 881-8142 FleXible hours, days some vidual willing to learn tions being laken thru Apnl Immediate short-and long------to sell hot, new product CERTIFIeD, Home Health light housekeeping own MAIDS 'R US DomestiC E~ Excellent pay Apply In per- 8844300 term assignments are PART lime Clerical work for Highly motivated Individuals ployment Agency Have ex- Aide Wishes evening work transportatIOn, nonsmoker medical off.ce Send resume that are Interested contact $8 hour call Joyce 526- son 18701 Mack Avenue. COSMETOLOGIST Wllh ellen- available for indiViduals penence hardworking hou- Will consider College stu- to Grosse POinte News Box Gary at 558-3900 Or Fax 2472 Detrort,MI 48236 With WordPerfect, DBase sekeepers, loving nannies lele wanted for Grosse dent 886-7186 No V-36 96 Kercheval resume 558-3906 STOCK and delIVery person Pomte Salon We proVIde and LOTUS experience companion for the elderly NURSES Aide- Monday thru CHILDCARE needed A M to Grosse POlnle Farms, MI ------810--362-5785 for pet shop 3 to 6 om continued education Call One year of experience 4S23Q SALES Thur:.oay, live In or hOUrly 9tH Cnllaren ready lor Suitable lor student 881 822-8080 IS also required REPRESENTATIVE work Available Immedlalely School References trans DENTAL assistant needed one 305 SITUATION WANTED Excellent references 772- 9099 LOVE WORKING '" the follOWing portatlon Mature adu~ pre- day per week Grosse HOUSE CLfANING 9112 BARMAIDI waitress, expe~ WITH CHILDREN? ferred 885-4281 Pomle office 884-0715 AFFORDABLE house clea~ enced, nights & weekends, Be a nanny Fun time/ part- • CLINICAL • CLERICAL Norwest Mortgage Inc., a CARE giver & companion, 6 CARING nonsmoker to babYSit DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 109, two honest, dependa- downtown Detrott 730-0849 • BILLING • TECHNICAL natIOnWide mortgage years expenence Grosse time Must have experi- for 3 month old and prepare ble energetic women ready Immediate openmg for front bankmg company With Pomte references Joann, ence. Good salary and lunch for Senior 7 30 am to beautify your home CALL (810) n2.5360 desk poSition Full or part 881-5452 BARTENDERS benefits No fee 10 5 00 pm, Monday thru over 600 offices In 50 time Insurance & com- Grosse POinte references SETUP Nanny NetwOrk 739-2100 Fnday In our home 77f'r states, has an Immediate 775-5954 or 725-5823 E.D.P.INC. 3025 FLEXSTAFF puter experience helpful opening for an expert- HOME HEALTH CARE SATURDAY helper for busy Excellent pay SERVERS enced Sales Representa- CARMEN'S Home Health AIdes Home- Real Estate office, 9 to 5 NEED someone to watch 6 affJltated With n2-9020 CLEANING NEEDED pm Polite phone manners year old tWinS, nights & ST JOHN tive to onglnate all types makers/ Companions For full time work, days, Imperahve Duties Include days In my home call HEALTH SYSTEM DENTAL ASSlstant- part time of conventional, FHANA SERVICE Live- lOS, uve- outs 7 nights, weekends Apply answenng phone, making Lynn at 821-1530 eoe position available for bnght, loan products, ,"eluding HOLIDAY SPECIAUI days per week 24 hours In person ImmedIately appolntmerlLsand 19ht typ- expenenced. hard workmg purchases, refinances 10% Discount 1st tIme Expect The Best NANNY Wanted- Weekdays & conSCientiOUSperson Call Roostertall Caten n g Ing Send resume to Grosse SECRETARY and construction loans Senior CitIzen discount Call anytime. starting May 12th Mafure, 371-4510 Oub, 100 Marquette, De- Pomle News, Box 80100,96 responSlble loving person to Part time position • Reasonable Serving Your Personal Kercheval, Grosse POinte troit care for newbom, 5 and 9 for established DENTAL Hygienist Grosse Successfu I candIdates • References Needs Since 1985. Farms, MI 46236 Grosse Pc,nte Firm POinte area, part time POSi- Grosse POinte Public year olds In our Grosse must possess a minI- • Expenenced 884.0721 AVON bUSiness available for POinte Park home ught 884-6600 tion 884-4014 mum of 1 to 3 years resl- • Insured School System now has 400 MERCHANOISE anyone who wants to work housekeepmg No~smoker EXPERIENCED Office Man- denliaJ mortgage lending • Bonded an IMMEDIATE opening for a re- ANTIQUIS For mformatlOn call 294- preferred Own car Refer- ager for 0 BI G Y N office expenence, knowledge 584.n18 EMPLOYMENT ceptlOOIst Typmg, liImg and 8151 ences 886-4521 St Clair Shores area Send answenng the telephone If of FHANA and conven- MARLENE & Jem's Cleaning AGE- 'OLD CHELSEA AN. HOTLINE resume to Grosse POinte ST. Clair Shores mom, (former Interested send resume to tional lending regula- SeMce For that extra touch nQUES MARKET Apnl 9- listing available positions LAWN & TREE CARE News, POBox 8-900 96 Pre School Teacher) Will ProfessIOnalCounseling PC, tions, strong sales skills for your cleaning needs 10 Hundreds 01 Dealers and Information on apply- Well established company Kercheval, Grosse POinte walch your child 10 my lov- 18230 Mack Ave. Grosse and excellent communi- Call for your appointment Chelsea Fatrgrounds 20 Ing for ,"structlonaJ and IS searching for a re- Ing home- Part time Call POinteFarms 48236 Fanns, MI 48236 miles west ot Ann Arbor I. sponSible IndMdual to cation skills todayl n3-0489 or na- non- Instructional oppor- n5-2463 H H A.'S 1 year expenence In 6171 94 eXit -159 Sat 7-6, Sun tunities learn all aspects of Lawn CLASSIFIED ADS B-4 1(BOO)OLD-N-GOOD FOR newbom, starting 9-94, a hospital or nursing home We offer competitive pric- & Tree Care Thorough 343-8888 45 weeks! year, 45 hours! 882.6900 Reliable car reqUIred East- 109 and commiSSion EXPECT THE DOWNTOWN Romeo the a~ training will be proVlded LABORERS, diggers & whee" week, approximately Flex~ SECRETARY needed for con- Side Pnvate Duty Home schedules along with a BEST tlque capitol 01 Michigan for to dependable person Care openrngs Long- tenn h b fit ers for basement water- blltty, Ie evenings & week- sultmg firm extensIVe typ- KNOWN AND FAMOUS the best selection 01 quality who has an Interest In cases Blnson's ASSisted compre enslve ene s pr001ing company Must be ends Must have expe~ Ing Expenence In Word- Old fashioned European antiques, and fair pnces VlSlt learning and JOIOing our ence, references, car, Pertect for Wi ndows 5 2 Care, 755-0570 p~ckage, Send resume Town Hall We're sure you'll reliable & able to work hard to Norwest Mortgage, style house cleaning, growing bUSiness Please nonsmoker, tolerable of MISC ollice dUlJes Send re- be pleased 361 days a $6 00 hour to stalt 526- GROSSE POinte phYSICian Inc, 2690 Crooks Road, With Special personal at- respond to pets, lOVing, responSible, sume to The AlqUin Group, year, 10- 6 810-752.5422 9288, leave message seeks Rn or LPN, for part SUite 301, Troy MI tention done to your sat- 885-7272. honest and be WIlling to pre- lnc 21 Kercheval, SUite PHONE Person needed Apply time employment Please 48084, ATTN Dave Isfaction Reliable, hon- 19TH century patent books pare meals for child wrth 250, Grosse POlnle Fanns, send resume to Grosse In pemon alter 4 p m ~5\:>4 LELLIS lNN Hardbound, thousands of light cleafllng POSSible lIVe MI 48236, aM Joan POinteNews, Box L-100, 96 RubIO or call (313}244- est & dependable Mack Uptown restaurant needs patent draWIngsper volume In Grosse POIme area 622- PART time- general office Kercheval Grosse POinte _0900 _ Excellent Grosse POI~~e From electric chairs to Bartender, Valef, Warts- SUMMER help wanted at the 2444 skills, calculator, basiC math Farms MI 48236 references Insured & "flYing machines' $49 per dmer Apply In person taft Apply In person be- 300 sn:UATlDN WANTED bonded Workmen's MATURE, responSible aetNe fleXIble hours Mall resume MEDICAL Assistant! Recep- volume For photos call 31~ 19841 Mack Ave tween 2 & 4, Tuesday- 8AIIYSITTEITS person needed for part lime to 22925 IndustnaJ Dr W, tionist- Expenence reqUIred Comp Call us anytime to 385-5034 FACTORY LA~B~O-R- Fnday 7618 Woodward care of four children Long- St Clair Shores, Ml 48080 ON Call Sitter In your home for diSCUSS your indIVIdual 773-1421 Manchester Antique Mall GOOd alJl ShiftS, full! (1 Mile N. of 1-94) tenn posrtlon possible Aex~ those days when your child needs In detail pay, BUSY Real Estate! Law finn GROSSE POintedoctor's office Antiques & Collectibles part time Women & men SECURITY officer- Uniform or ble hours, days/evenings IS Sick or your regular Sltter 884-0721. Some light housekeepmg. seeking secretary With seeks full time office help 116 E Main, Manchester needed. Must have car plain clothes call 521-7333 cancels Expenenced refer- Serving Grosse POinte own transportation, refer- strong bookkeeping skills Typing a mustl MediC corn- Open 7 Days, 10 to 5. T.T S 541-1471. Harper Woods area enees 884-3498 since 1985, We care ences reqUired 313-884- Computer expenenced pre- puter knowledge a plus 313-428-9357 ferred Send resume to Bien Send resume to Grosse REUABLE ResponSible Col- more LITTLE Italy's PIZZa needs HANDYMAN part time Must 4513, leave message & AsstJC 400 Ren Cen, POinte News, Box L-200, 96 18TH Century Orrery. Astro- phone person, ptZZa mak- be Insured 293-7171 lege Pre- Moo sludent I clean houses & offices Good =z BABYSITTER needed In my 35th floor, Detrort, MI 48243 Kercheval Grosse POinte, nomical Hand- cralted re- ers, delIVery dnvers Call RECREATION Staff Two pos~ seeks full time babysitting rates, relerences For more home, nonsmoker, own MI 48236 product,on Brass planels, 313-469-2935 52&0300 tlOns aVaJlable, full time COMMUNICAnONS Controller position In your home Ex- Inlonnatlon, Lmda n9-3454 transportation, afternoons, penenced With mfants 823- _ accurate orbrts, gear. dnven, Summer Must be 18 and must, good phonel typel TRATTORIA Andlamo needs flexible, 2 boys- 3 1/2 and MEDICAL assistant part lime 5154 hardwood hoUSing Beautl' computer Skllls, profeSSional day wartstafl Apply In per- have expenence working 15 months old 839-2541 Experience for busy psychl THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS ful $475 For photos call attrtude, $71 start, benefits son at 20930 Mack, ask for WIth children In a recrea- atnc practice In the Grosse 301 SITUATION WANTED CLEANING SERVICE 313-385-5034 lional selling Responslbh- BABYSITTER Needed In my Send resume PO 07372 POinte area Must have bill- CLERICAL Gina Professional, Bonded and ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES lies Include Plannmg and home for 2 boys 6 & 8 Detrort,MI 48207 Alln C C Ing & computer background Insured teams ready to MARKET- THE BRUSHER AFTERNOON desk clerk Implementing recreatIOnpro- Must be 18, non smoker - 885-0052 TEMPORARY/ part tlme, Word needed 3- 6 P m Apply at grams for children and ResponSibilities Include processing, shorthand, 1iling, clean your home or bUSI- SHOW Sunday, Apnl 17 6 Lakeshore Family YMCA, teens One stall must be a meals, dally care, transpor- GROSSE POinte dental office phones, receptionist Special ness a m - 4 P m 5055 Ann Ar- seeking front desk person 778-5811 certified water safety Instruc- tallon to acMes Must eall projects 839-1385 Gift certificates Available bor Saline Road exit 175 Duties Include appointment off 1-94 eNer 350 dealers In CARETAKERI Handyman tor to assist In our SWI m pro- have expenence workIng NEAT & organized person can $5 00 Off With ThiS Ad book control, Insurance, bill- quaiily antiques and select Eastside, free rent, small gram Call Recreation Su- With children & reliable and leave type 45 wpm wrth clencaV First TIme Callers Onlyl Ing and mlsc office duties collectibles AdmiSSion $4 wage 885-7246 peMsor, between 1 & 400 transportallon Hours 8 15 secretanal skills, loolong for Excellent communicatIOn 582-4445 26th season The ongrnalll P m at llfl6.{)8()() or re- a m to 315 pm Call Kyle posrtlOn 10 Grosse POinte EXPERIENCED gnll cook the hiring skJlls WIlh computer expe~ sumes Childrens Home of at 391-4995 alter 6 pm or area 885-6673 ence reqUired Please call 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE wanted, part time, Apply at DetrOlt, 900 Cook Rd, weekends your Place Lounge, 17326 10 us ~14, ~301 SECRETARIAL SeMces- word ANTIQUES ANTIQUES Grosse POinte Woods, MI FULL Time nanny posItIOn processing, tranSCription, E Warren 48236 available, Monday through CALL (313) 882-6900 speclalrzlng In legal 10 BARTENDERS & Porter CHURCH School Coordinator- Fnday Three children (2 cents per hne Call 886-7953 n.~D-u-M-O-U-C-H-E-L-L-E-S----,-l7""'I. needed for IocaJ Insh Pub Part time position ChnSlian preschooJ, 1 newbom) No VISA & MASTERCARD alter 6 pm call John between 1 & 400 education backgroUl,d a pets Nonsmoker Send ref- Will buy for cash or consignment ACCEPTED 302 SITUATION WANTED -- pm 881-9575 plus Send resume to Altn erences and resume to CONVALESCENT CARE Chnstlan Ed Committee. POBox 36381, Grosse 204 HELP WANTED Oriental rugs, paintings, jewelry, FAX Pomte, MI48236 DOMESTIC YOUR 19950 Mack Ave, Grosse COMPETENT antique furniture, collectibles and POinteWoods, MI 48236 CLASSIFIED ADSl NANNY/HOUSEKEEPER GROSSE POINTE IN-HOME CARE SERVICE works of art. SITE CoordInator- part time WANTED TLC' elderly, children 409 E Jefferson Ave Please Include your VISa or AbilIty to develop aetMty EMPLOYMENT Live In pnvate apartment HOUrly, overnlghl rates DetrOit, MI 48226 MasterCard number, SIg- program for SenIOrCrttzens on the lake Windmill AGENCY available Expenenced In Resumes to SOC, 20090 nature, name, address, POinte Dr Must have the Grosse POinte area (313) 963-6255 OR 963-6256 Morningside, Grosse POInte 885-4576 phone number and clas- FAX # (313) 963-8199 Woods MI 48236 No references, own 60 years reliable service ucensed and bonded sificatIOn d8Sjred phone calls transportation 824-8608 Needs expenenced Cooks, Sally, n2-{)035 (Across from the Ren Cen) Refer to our classified In- Nannies, Maids, House- CAREGIVER. elderly or conva- VALET PARKING ALL SALES DATES DESIGNER for krtchen & bath dex for deadlines, and 202 HELl' WANTED CLERICAl keepers, Gardeners, But- lescent, short or long term sales Expenence reqUired It's easy to find the rates lers, Couples, Nurse's Excellent references 881. Contact Cayton at 885-1010 ~eeywre searching for WT!h on ad Aides, CompaOlons and 0912 CAREER POSITIONS • 343-5569 COOKS! W8Ilresses. Part nthe~t . FAX Day Workers for private EXPERIENCED A N seeking tlmel full lime Apply In per. AVAILABLE Clcwfieds It salso a homes pnvate duty, lull or part LANDSCAPE Contracting Finn son Insh Collee Bar & Gnll Experienced people great wGo/ to cisCoverthe 18514 Mack Avenue time 535-8191 Monday seeking expenenced fore- 18666 Mack Grosse POinie needed for long and skills and expenence of man wrth mechanical skJlis thru Fnday Farms short term assignments people rnyOJ area Grosse POinte Farms Must have dnvers license CoI ustOdai to place HOUSEKEEPER. 1-2 daysl COMPANION or caregIVer for References 885-7488 CASHIER, must an aggressNe Some are temporary to 'r'O'J dossltied week References required the elderly or III, Wednes- sell motIVatedmdMdual WIth permanent MODELS wanted for free hair adandleOve Must hke children and pels days 8 lhru 5 Excellent ref- LLOYD DAVID ANTIQUES excellent commUnication Legal & Executive cut men & women Please the hmng to usl Leave message 313-884- erences Call Regina, 810- skJlls FleXible hours Good Secretaries call Edwm Paul Salon B85- 97fH35n Fine Used Furniture, Antiques and Pottery pay Apply In person t8701 Grosse Pointe News 4513 9001 Word processors 15302 Kercheval • Gosse Ibinte Pari< Mack Avenue, Detrort, MI Data- Entry Clerks & The Connection Classified Advertlslng- EARN extra Income PetrtlOn 48236 ReceptiOnists 45 wpm Newspapers 207 HEL' WANTED SAlES CALL 882.6900 Monday & Wednesday-Saturday Circulators needed for state Pleasant Working 96 Kercheval For Your convenience In 11 am to 6 pm or by appointment Wlde race call (3t 3)882- GROSSE POINTE atmosphere Grosse Pomte Farms, space reservation please Closed Sunday & Tuesday 4951 LANDSCAPING RUTH Pl.#ADISE TEMPS MI48236 have your Visa or Looking for experienced DISHWASHER needed Appty 964-0640. MasterCard available. 822-3452 In person after 4 pm 15134 landscapers Must have Mack minimum 2 years experi- TOO MANY LEADS? NURSE needs pnvate duty ence $5 25/ hour, start- 202 HELl' WANTED CURlCAL , 202 HELl' WANT£D ClERlCA~ Local Real Estale firm work QualtficatlOns GenatlC Restaurant care Including AlZheimer's, Du MOUCHELLE In9 week of Apnl 1st With mull I office loca- Art Gallery WMstaff, cook bartender Call 822.3512 tions recently opened a stroke & cancer patients Days Apply Soup Kitchen mllli location III the mall References 521-3467 409 E Jefferson Ave PIZZA Chef of Grosse POinte W~..tiiiDyou Saloon, east of Ren Cen The re~pon~ehas been LICENSED Adult FOSler Care Detroit MI 48226 Woods IS now hrnng Pizza M .... TI...... Between 2 & 4 P m Now Interviewing For Experienced: overwhclmlllg We now Home would like an elderly makers phone person and 9.:10 - S.oo • Word Processors find the need to add -t 3 person 10 care for In my GARDEN Foreman experi- driver Come jOin our Team • Microsoft Word • Amlpro agents to our ~taff of pro home 20 years expenence enced top pay confldenlJal, Will train, 20962 Mack B85- (313) 963 6255 • Wordperfect 5 1 • Wordperfect 60 fcsslonals to handle the Excellent references 772 FIRST FLOOR RETAIL GAUERY SALE also expenenced garden 0055, F H B busy ~pnng VOlume Full • lotus 1,2,31 Graphics 1208 20% OFF CHANDELIERS, FINE FURNITURE helpers & tnmmers wrth po- Excel • trammg Atlractlve pay Plus Window Packages with these softwares PAINTINGS, CARPETS e. ACCESSORIES tenlial of belrlg II 'oreman WAITRESS Apply In person plan }-or confldcn!lal DATA ENTRY llnd KEYPUNCH OPERATORS NOW THROUGH APRIL 30TH Call 885-9091 After 11 am 20513 Mack mlcrvlc", .\ffordablc Home Care Grosse POinte Immedl"te Assignments In the E"slern SUburbs, CAR Wash help No expen , New Center Area & Medical Center call M 1rClCor Rick at ~I hour Il\e '" P< r~on~I ,~rc ence necessary Must have LAWN mamtenance company ...... EmPLOYERS Cleaning C,x)klng I wndr, Yllol&/('k!JJ vahd dnvers license Apply needs expenenced help WIlh 0 Bonded~nd In'''red (Acro .. from !he RenOissonce Cenlerl al Mr C's Car Wa,h 18651 edgmg! tnmmlng Call RICk m T~~:~=- 372.844 fine- Art ApprolS4tu & Auctloneert S nee 19:;'7 EOE A+ IA,e In<, I td Mack 824-7543 , J9R-4321 or 779-7977 ------_ ..P----_..=..._------~------March 31,1994 Grosse Pointe News The Connection ANTIQUES 402 AUCTIONS 405 ESTATE SAlES 409 MISCELlAN£OUS 409 MISCHLAN£OUS ARTICLES 409 MISC£llANEOUS 500 ANIMAlS ARTIClES ARTICLES 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MIKE'S ANTIQUES ADOPT A PET 881-9500 ANTIQUE TANDY 1000-35 mag HD, MAHO~ANY- COMPUTER, Commodore, ESTATE TWO year old female Beagle 11109 Morang, Detroit AUCTION Color monitor, dual floppy, INTERIORS rarely used many educa USED PIANOS FURNITURE keyboard & software $325 well mannered genlle, hou Open 10- 6 SAT., APRIL 2, 1994 Iional and fun programs, Used Spinets-Consoles AT 343-9117 (Fme FurnJIure sebroken Great companion. Monday- Saturday 11:00 A.M. modem 300, Oklmate color Upnghts & Grands RELICS In Hamtramck ship Needs a 10vl~qhome Pair of LoUIs XV chairs, MAHOGANY Drexel break. & Antique Shop) pnnter $250 Off white vel ABBEY PIANO CO 10027 Joseph Campau 824-4040 or 642-0318 needlepoint & hand FeatUring a large Ann front, curved glass, excellent 506 S. Washington vel Iradltlonal couch & ROYAL OAK 541-6116 874-0500 carved French com- Arbor, MI collecllon of condition Mahogany 4 pas- Royal Oak, Ml matching Queen Anne GROSSE POlnle Anlm~1CliniC Open 11- 6, Tues thru PIANOS WANTED modI} with marble top antique furniture, good ter bedroom set 331-7834 (5 Blocks North of 696 chair $3001 best TWin bed (on Kercheval} has a bQaulp Sat TOP CASH PAID ful pure bred female 1 year circa 1820's with marke- custom furniture & SUNQUEST WOLFF Freeway at 10 Mile and mattress headboard, Traditional furnJ!ure, acces- dark wood, $75 BMX girl's old German Shepherd ai' I try Vlelonan hall tree accessories TANNING BEDS Take Woodward/ Main BABY grand plano medium sorres antiques & collec- b!ke, $40 Dolphin child's walnut With bench, delIVery, able lor adopllon For mw with marble lop, oval oak New Commerclal- Home Street eXit) tibles Good quality at af- skooter, $20 34J.VV"""tQ- 197 breakfronts available 109, $15,000 new Asking 882.6900 WISH LIST nne, 19 1f4 by 25 1/4, drop leaf table, 18th C Grandfather clock Oak stacked Two year seasoned House Chippendale camelback $4 950 M,sc furnllure rugs FAX Needed liqUid laundry de- limited edition Hand frUilwood 792-3438 821-1523 tergent Paper Towels cupl)oard w'lh Inlay 2 sofas and loveseats, an- 343.5569 made Persian rugs, 7x4, Hunting??? 35MM film. 200 speed piece Pine slep- back -MOVING SALE- All 2 year tique French sofas and M-14 by POLY TECHNICS Bukara runner 11x2 1/2 MAKE IT A BE KIND TO cupboard Mahogany seasoned firewood $401 fa Read chairS, mahogany tradl- 308, new- unfired, ammo, CLARINET B- FHat Vrto, $150 Mahogany china cabinet, cecord delivered 264-9725 scope mount and extra Call evenings 885-5094 ANIMALS WORLD S piece maple dinette set Pembrooke table cherry "Your Home" tlona.1 and banquet size magazine $425 Call altel MAHOGANY Baby Grand ANTI. CRUEL TV wardrobe, 6 carved oak 409 MISCEllANEOUS Weekly dining room tables, many and much, much more 600 pm, 881-7705 very nice 4 8" $1,850 ASSOCIATION dining chairs, 2 Vlctonan lIlTlCUS In The sets of mahogany dlnmg 13569 JOS CAMPAU BEAUTIFUL restored 1929 bookcases, Empire center Grosse POinte News room chaIrs (Hepple- SOLID dark pine table 48" 33t 3655 tiny mahogany baby grand WOOD Simulated desk set, In- DETROIT 48212 table, pine server, oak & Connecllon white, Shleldbacks, Fed- round With two 12" leaves UPRIGHT Story & C1arkplano, cluding book shelf, upnghl Plano- Extremely rare, 72 4 chllJrs,$125 296-1976 good condrtlon Great pncel 891-7188. key, 4'1" long, double legs, cupboard With leaded dresser and end table Newspapers eral, carved Chippen- $4,950 MIchigan Plano glass door, oak sidebaoard $500 822-6610 dale, more styles) H~~:E:~ d=ma~r:~ _8_22_7_458_~ _ TOP Dog Animal Reswe MOUNTAIN Bike Peageot Sideboards, buffets & Group- Pets on Paradel Company, 548-2200 Open With figural carving, HUrricane Creek Rarely BIG Sale- The Art Gallerv of '1 gfJ'sla."ds, $16,000 rlew ~ .. ..tl hOffICi/IUSlNfSS- ~ SUIl\.lay I~, Star Theatre, 7 days mahogany Side table, usea Paid $510 Asking, servels Antique carved Grosse POInte, 17511 Mack Asking $6,250 821-1523 EQUlrMENT 14! John R Lon 680-1426 Sheralon style Sideboard, $200 885-2979 French liVing room lables ANTIQUE DealersI Wanted for For more Informallon call BOSE speakers, $300 Zenrth WALNUT round conference anlique shop In Manne CIty paIr carved oak hall chairs 885-8706 and traditional Queen PUppy OBEDIENCE SOFA, gas dryer, dishwasher, Anne end tables Assort- T V & PIOneer stereo sys- table 4 chairs on coasters, opemng soon Call Carol & much more, most In 10 weeks-4 1/2 months FULL SiZed leak office desk twm mattress n5-1036, be- ment of secretary desks, tem, $2001 each 88!H5673 walnut wall display case (810) n4-3326 or Nancy excellent condition I fore 300 pm ALSO, ADULT (top 36"x 72") $200, small 810-n2-1100 (810} n8-6658 executIVe desks, partners ROCK- Ola Juke Box, $1,850 ---- _ DOG OBEDIENCE sola beige & blue $100 WEDDING Dress- Queen desks, traditional house Old gas pumps, pair for For information YESTERDAY'S CUSTOM 823--1B30 or 331.7040 412 WANTED TO BUY Anne neck line, beaded, desks Many mahogany $750 286-2321 Carolyn House SHADOWS FURNITURE: WHITE ProVinCial bedroom size 11, used once New twm size beds, full size $950, askmg $400 n8- 884-6855 Craft & Antique Mall 1950's Kindel 10 piece set 4 Piece, twin size $250 DEALER- Travels to Buy an- 1741 also Occasional liVing CLASSIFIED ADS 127 N. Main, Capac, MI Cherry dmlng room set & BlackI Gold velvet 2 piece tiques & coIlecllbJes,glass, SOLID black spayed declawed room chaJrs (some an- Call In Early Antique hand sewn qUiltS, bedroom set, mahogany sectional table & lamp pottery, porcelllJn & other In- DSH, all vet care $100 GROSSE POINTE tlques), assortment of 3 drawer oak dresser, drum table & occaSional $100 527-1962 882.6900 lerestlng Items John's An- 882-6774 RELIQUES mirrors (Venetian, Deco, tiques 8825642, Grosse beveled mirror, chenille tables, chests and morel NEW wood blinds for bow WIn- BOUVIER Rescue always look 14932 KERCHEVAL French & Traditional) FAX 343-5569 POinteWoods bed spread, etc dow, 5 sections, 70"X20 11 Ing for worthy homes 88&- GROSSE POINTE PARK MOREl Visa & MasterCard Small town atmosphere 2" 296-2615 8387 & 881-0200 FINE ART Last day at thIS location IS' 545-4110 accepted. WANTED TO BUYI Best pnces on quality MAGNAVOX Word Processor Small power & hand & ACCESSORIES: SATURDAY, APRIL NINE foot doorwall curtam & merchandise' 1~10-395- With dlcllonary, $200 Smith BEAunFUL 14 karot ladles toolsl SOl BIIIDS FOR SALE 4 OtiS Cook (New 2ND valance, brand new, pale 4100. Corona electnc typewnter diamond cluster n~ 337 Precision, mechanical England) landscapes, No reasonable offer blue, pleated fabnc 884- Tues & Thurs. 12-5 With erase, $100 Pram! karots 75 gramsI Will sacn- etc. HAND- led Cockatiels all LOUIse Kelly watercolor, REFUSED!! 2161 Wed & Fn 10-7 stroller, converts Irom baSSI- fice $4,5001 882-1835 296-0288. types including Silver & super 2 slory doll's house net to stroller, navy, $200 AS low as $7210 quarterly lor while face, spirts available Sun. 12-4 822-0111 TWO country Ioveseals Dark With penod furnIshings, 20 885-7660 ------no- fault Insurance on plCk- WANTED: Lawyer's wood Also, complete cages- Var- Closed Mondays red and blue Used 18 plus Royal Doulton figures, BEAUTY salon eqUipment, ups and vans owned by ser- glass front bookcases & IOUSSIZes n&-7483 1993 36" Gravely Pro, 15 months 343-6480 FURNITURE refimshed, re- B & G, Copenhagen, dryers, miscellaneous chairs VIce contractors Also auto- wood file cabinets 884------paired, stnpped, any type of month warranty remalmng, 3068 503 HOUSEHOLD rns Worcester & other and tables, mirrors, eqUIp- mobiles, homes, contents BRAND new 1994 unclaJmed like new, $2,000 or best of- FOR SUE caning Free estimates, 345- ment 10 general Rellnng and health Insurance at very drapenes, at less than ready 1955- 1972 Automobile parts, 6258, 661-5520 porcelain figures, sterling, fer 881-6462 372-2500 low rates' AI Thoms made pnces AERO, 353- accessories, memorabilia, KUVASZ female, show quality, cut crystal stemware, CUPS & saucers Victonan COMMODORE 64 & 128 com- Agency, 790-6600 8002 manuals, emblems, promo- 4 years old, must sell child MARINE CITY Vienna regulator wall marble top dresser, Art Nou- REMODElINGl Sola bed, tional rtems, etc 810-293- allerglc 41!Xl754 ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE clock, shelf clock, veau teapot on stand pair- puter, monrtor, floppy disk JACOBSON 7 h P 30" cut nd- dnve, keyboard, pnntshop & Ing mower, $225 885-7437 black & whrte plaid, $125 0957 105 N Fairbanks (M-29) LeCoutre "Atmos" clock, point, trunks 882-3598 games.$325 886-7903 Of! whrte Herculon sofa In Belle River Plaza qUilts & coverlets, On ental WANTED BURLEY twin bike SOs. LOST AND FOUND SOLID double brass bed, 10' ADVENT 6' dlagnollV - wort<- $125 Two upholstered blue Open 7 days, 10-5 rugs, Daulton SOFA 84" Gold, light & dark Ing Call 834-1211 days trailer or other brand 884- spiral staircase, best offer plaid arm chaJrrockers, $50 green stnpe $75 Good 354-3456- nights 7283 FOUND Maryland! Kercheval (313)765.1119. "Dlckensware" bowl, 884-2161 each HIS & hers M'SSIon condltJon 821-2576 2 S1arvlOg8 week ok! pup- Wedgwood dinner service, oak anllque chaJrs All ex- WE Buy Books 884-7323 MISSION Oak dining set, 9 UTTlE Tykes, Fisher Pnce pies In desperate need of linens, early brass & UPHOLSTERED davenport, cellent condrtlon 823-5154 Tuesday thru Saturday piece, excellent condrtlOn, rtems, great condition car flowered pattem, WIth light Fred's Unique homes 824-4074 Circa 1920 $3,500 313-429- copper, Onental pnnts, seat, Port-A-Cnb, etc 884- blue backgrOUnd $250 60 Furniture & Antiques DOLLHOUSE hand built, etec- WANTED!! 9459 Lennox & Belteek ADORABLE, llully female 2161 yards Ilvmg room! dmmg & tnfied fumlshed and deco- JEWELRY, WATCHES, porcelain, clOisonne, Husky! Shepherd mlX needs FANCHER 50's contemporary room carpetmg, (salmon) Fred's Flea Market rated $990 Call Tammy, DIAMONDS, paisley shaWl, Jewelry, 78&{)754 a good home Found home- walnut table 2 leaves. 6 DinIng room banded In navy Smce 1982 GOLD & SILVER less would make excellent CLASSIFIED prints 8< paintings 8< mUCh, chairs, great family room or blue All excellent condrtion Buy & Sell HOOSIER Baker cabinet, ex- THE GOLD SHOPPE companion ApprOlomalely DEADLINE ..• much, morel dining, $675 885-tl1.teSafes transportatIOn $1 200 8&1 TRI County Collie Rescue 0646 (prepayment reqUIred) RUGS • :',( orJlNg Safes Collies lor adopllOn Fence reqUired Call lor mforma 1989 Ford Taurus XL millt all paintings poreelsln, 771.1170 • _:'1.ppralsafs Grosse PointeIIEstate Sales, Inc. lIOn 699-1815 528-2442 condllion fully 10adPd very (313) 882.6900 watch •• & Iins antique. sha rp $56()() 882-8545 Weguarantee to psy more • 'R!ferences Estate. Household - MOVing 362-4148 than anyonel EXCELLENT white Forri VOLU~TEERS For Ammals Probe 779-151::' A~k 10, Exn:RJE!'iCED • PROFESSIONAL SERVICE MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI L~/sl] • 642.3930 • has dogs & puppies avail Assunta .. ..• 882-1498 8856604 able call 468-2t 54/ n3- • • 0954 19&& Taurus Wagon ai' $2 500 824-5937 \

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CONSUL TATION Page 12 YourHome Thursday, March 31 I 1994 Realtors in the news Basic instruction in vinyl siding offerd Gro<;sePomte Commumty Educa faces such as stucco, wood, cement tlOn m cooperatIOn With MichIgan block and brick The class costs Top producers for Johnstone & Each has receIved the CRS deslg BUIldels InstItute will oifel a one- $45 Johnstone Inc for 1993 were Ann nation and Portwood also has the day class on the techmques of Pre regIstratIOn IS reqUIred no Chapelle of the Farms office and GRr deSIl,'l1atlOn Both have been applymg vmyl sldmg on Wedlles later than Monday, Apnl 11, at Eve Portwood of the Woods office regular delegates to the natIOnal day, April 13, from 6 30 to 9 30 Grosse Pomte Commumty Educa In additIOn, Chapelle once agam Ieal estate conventIOns p m at Barnes school, 20090 Morn t!on Those mterested should call received recogmtlOn fOl the most mgsIde, Grosse Pomte Woods the school at 343 2178 to IegIster sold hstmgs Portwood has been ac PartICIpants WIll learn the baSIC durmg office hours tl\C m real estate smce 1978 Cha SUPPORT techmques for the successful mstal The mstructor IS a licensed pelle has been a Realtor smce 1976 HIGHER latlOn of modern vmy I sldmg mate- builder WIth expenence m all as Both are members of the Grosse EDUCATION nals through classroom lecture and pects of vmyl sldmg He WIll be POll1te Board of RealtOl S, Macomb hands on demonstratIOns usmg a able to answel any questIOns about MAKE County Board of Realtors and are mock-up The course Will covel est!- vmyl sldmg and Its apphcatlOn affihatcd wIth RELO, a natIOnal MICHIGAN matmg matenaIs, tools, cuttmg and MIchigan BUIlders Institute teaches and mternatIOnal relocatIOn ser. STRONG trImmmg and mstallmg vmyl Sid bUilders' educatIOn III 72 school dls vice mg over all types of eXisting Sill tncts m MichIgan t-~ I j A First Offering A First Offering 1, 567 LAKESHORE DR., GPS - IN A 72 MICHAUX CT., GPS - LUXURY Colomal 942-44 NOTTINGHAM, GPP WORD - BEAUTIFUL rear grounds totally WIth a touch of French Country! ThIS lovely 717 WESTCHESTER, GPP pTlvate With buIlt In sWlmmmg pool, home boasts of four bedrooms, three and two JaCUZZI, gazebolhuge terrace IS what thIS half baths, a beautiful marble entrance, stately five bedroom, four bath home boasts fabulous kitchen and family room, of, plus a large kitchen WIth pickled oak library/den, convement first floor laundry, cabInets/ceramic hied floor, family room large master bedroom With pnvate bath and WIth bUilt lD bar, library, formal dmmg situated on a secluded court locatIOn room With hlchory f1oonng, marble hearth 1406 BUCKINGHAM, GPP - Sharp four natural IlTeplace In the Ilvmg room, fimshed basement, morel bedroom, one and one half bath Tudor With spacIOus rooms, breakfast nook, formal JIIULTI-FAMILY featunng three bedrooms, 74 REGAL PLACE, GPS dmmg room, Flonda room and second floor CONTEMPORARY FACADE descnbes thiS porch, fimshed recreahon basement, three hardv.ood floors, fireplace m each umt, plus CLASSIC center entrance C boastrng popular style Colomal boastIng of four car garage. 1 I two hot water tan"-s, two stoves/refngerators, of five bedrooms, thr&n naif baths, bedrooms, three and one half baths, open h~o furnaces/electnc boxes, wood deck off staircase, great room With cathedral ceIlmg 841 BALFOUR, GPP - QUALITY three I!I I, pI updated, back of home, two-car garage. remode 0 wood floors, and glass wall leadmg to the pnvate rear CONSTRUCTED and Impeccably maintained 706 BERKSHIRE, GPP - ABSOLUTELY grounds and wood deck are just a few of the Mediterranean Colomal featunng four cedar de tub, large lot, two-car FANTASTIC' Four bedroom, three and one hlghhghts of thiS well deSigned home, plus bedrooms, master bedroom With pnvate bath garage. -In condluon! , half bath house located on one of Crosse a three-car garage and much more! and walk-out slthng deck, sharp garden room ; J'omte Parks finest streets, boasting of three With passive solar heat for year round 24 BEVERLY, CPF - GORGEOUS five bedroom, four and one half bath homel , natural fireplaces, cathedral cellIng, master 1145 NOTTINGHAM, GPP - CLASSIC comfort, finished basement, two-car attached Features maIds quarters, phenomenal , sUite complete with fireplace for those cozy Tudor home boasts of a FlOrida room WIth garage, situated on pnvate stately grounds modern kItchen, 17 foot hbrary, 13 foot \ winter evenmgs, sunken sitting area, central MeXIcan terra-cotta flOaTIng, formal dmmg 591 OXFORD, CPW - ONE OF G P cellmgs, beautiful woodwork throughout, . aIr condltlOnmg, house built m 1980 ThiS room, updated 'Mutschler' kitchen With FINEST HOMES ISthiS adorable SIXbedroom, "estate hke" grounds, CIrcular dnve, mmt , home combmes old world charm wIth new Imported hie, beaullful beveled leaded glass, four and two half bath Colomal WIth four conditIOn! Call for more detaIls amenities, located one house from Windmill multiple French doors, breakfast nook, , Pomte fireplaces, family room, formal dmlng room, library/den, hardwood floors, breakfast three fireplaces, first floor master bedroom, 736 UNIVERSITY, GPC - CHARMING, , 50 FORD CROFT, GPS - BEAUTIfUL nook, two-car garage hghted tennis courts, indoor/outdoor pool, three bedroom, two-bath farm Colomal I , CONTEf.1PORARY Colomal on one of G P S billiard room on a double lot Three-car boasting of a beautiful famIly room With , : most deSlTable and private streets ThIS home 19760 BLOSSOM LANE, GPW - garage. natural fireplace, summer glassed-m porch, 'I 1 boasts of four bedrooms, three baths, finished IMMACULATE, SHARP four bedroom, two recreatIon room In basement basement With steam room, elegant formal bath Cape Cod WIll attract you WIth Its 929 BERKSHIRE, GPP - A FANTASY sprmkhng/alarm system, award winnmg I : dmmg room, first floor laundry, rear wood many newer amemtles, convement first COME TRUE .. ThIS four bedroom, two and landscapmg, fabulous decor and located In a I 1 deck, two and one half car garage floor laundry room, library, famIly room, one half bath Colomal boasts many extras, great neIghborhood! 1 two-car garage. three fIreplaces, large family room, li- + : 831 WASHINGTON, GPC - VERY CLEAN brary/den, recreation room, formal drnrng 1626 LOCHMOOR, GPW - BEAUTIFUL three bedroom with pOSSible fourth (walk- PARK.L1KE seUmg for thIs English Tudor I 1623 SEVEN, GPW - SPACIOUS Colomal room, bUiIt-rn heated pool on gorgeous 1 thru}, one and one half bath Bungalow offenng three bedrooms, one and one half grounds whIch features a step-down famdy room, Iboastmg of a family room, reflmshed baths, formal dmrng room, natural fireplace lovely library, four bedrooms, thrte and one l hardwood f100nng m the formal drnmg room In the living room, updated kitchen, 820 WESTCHESTER, Grp - CUSTOM half baths, three natural firepl.ac.u, central and hVlng room, recreatIOn room, two-car I fimshed basement plus many updates THROUGHOUT ISthIS four bedroom, two and aIr conditIoning, serviet siairs to second garage on a 278' deep lot I throughout one half bath center entrance Colomal floor and basement, two and one half car I garage. possessmg a new kitchen WIth oak cupboards, 20919 ANITA. H.W. - PRICED TO SEW 20927 WOODMONT, H.W. fimshed basement With natural fireplace, ThiS 1,700 sq ft bnck bungalow WIth a little HIGHLIGHTS of thiS bnck bungalow home 867 NO'I1lE DAJIE. CPC - MANY UP- TL C could be just what you are lookIng for central aIr condltionmg, flonda room, two- DATES an be found In thiS three bedroom, IS the updated kitchen leadmg mto thr car attached garage sItuated on a 7Ox180 lot. - featUrIng four bedrooms, two baths, family formal dmmg room, natural fireplace m the two bath Bungalow, plus a mother-m-law room, breakfast nook and G P Schools liVing room, lovely famIly room that 773 TROMBLEY, GPP - BEAUTIfUL five sUIte UPStairs, double shdmg glass doorwall overlooks the large backyard, finished bedroom, two and one half bath center in the famIly room, call for a list of the 443 RIVERIA TERRACE, SCS - FRESHLY updates decorated upper Unit With a nIce view of the basement, two-car garage entrance Colomal featurmg a formal dmmg room, library/den, famtly room, large kitchen, ILake' ThiS condo offers a master bedroom 854-856 NOTTINGHAM, cpr _ 502 ST. CLAIR, cpe - CORNER UNIT fantastIC lower level recreatIOn room With I With wal~ In c1o~et and balcony, formal dInmg CONDO offenng a One Year Home LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATIONI , room, and Dice cllJbhoUle for yom use ceramic tiled f)oonng, natural fIreplace, Warranty, (our bedroom~, three and one central air condltlOnmg, two and one half car 5/5 bnck Income WIth separate basement , 222 10 ELEVEN 1\111E. SCS - LARC,F.fi rlt half baths, formal dmm~ room, natural garage and furances, which dead ends at Trombley i floor condo olfeTln~ on£ bath, formal dining wood flOMI, neller furnace, one car ~ara~e School playgrounds, perfect for kids, PICnIC f room, basement, newer rOOI ana renee, new or late mght walks A great mvestment' an condItIOn m Iivmg room wall, and more YOUNG COUPLES live m one unit ilnd : R£asonably prlcedl rent out the other I I 17111 JEFFERSON #9, GPC : 1 • I 1 A, Cf ( ....1"\ " , \ 7 852-54 NEFF, CPC - BEAUiIFUL duplex , l l , COl'lVE/lilENT first floor Unit offemg two r .....\0 ~ ~ '. huilt In 1991 Each unit feature~ two j ; \ , / ' _111(-' bedrooml, huge clo~etl, formal dining room '. bedrooms, one and one half hathl, I dw, central air conditIOning, valet parking recreatIOn area m basement, gas flTeplace and close to ~h()flfllng 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI • 886-9030 and a two car garage I

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Page 2 YourHome Thursday, March 31, 1994 Shop for the mortgage that's just right for you By Doug Stranahan crowd the housmg market But be and varIable Interest rate IS the 10, 15, 25 or 30 years - the latter DIvIsionalPresident fore agreemg tu mortgage terms, first thmg to consIder when choos- bemg the most popular. However, Century 21 Greal lakes Inc real estate professionals recom- mg a home loan A fixed-mortgage the shorter the penod of a fixed As mortgage mterest rates re- mend welghmg the different types sets mterest at the same rate for loa~, the less time It takes ~ buJld mam at nearly 20-year lows, first- of mortgages lenders have to offer the life of the loan A varIable rate equIty. If you plan on staymg m time buyers are agam expected to The difference between a fixed mortgage changes on an mtenm your home for more than a few basIS, as natIOnal interest rates years and can afford It, consIder Spring cleaning tips to keep going fluctuate up or down. Depending on opting for the shorter term mort- WhIle many people start theIr the economIc enVIronment and the gage; it's not as expensive as many spots, such as closets and cup- amount of tIme you plan to carry potential homeowners mIght be- cleamng projects WIth a great deal boards Once these spaces are of enthUSIasm, all too often they the loan, chOOSing between these heve. cleaned and organized, there may two OptIOns can make a bIg dIffer- For example, the monthly pay- run out of tIme or energy long be. he room for items that need to be fore they're fimshed ence finanCIally. ments for a 15.year fIXed rate mort. stored from other areas of the Consult with your lender before gage are usually around 20-plus Here are a few tIpS you may find house makmg a deCISIOnon whIch type of percent higher than those for a 30- helpful 4 Carry supphes m a light- loan you'll use. Even though It year mortgage. That's not bad If 1 Start by becoming organIZed. weIght caddy WIth many compart. seems logical that a fixed rate you conSider that you wJll cut the LIst the clean.!'1g supphes you have ments It saves time and elimmates would be best during a tIme of low time it takes to fully own your on hand and those you neecl to pur- runmng back and forth to get Interest rates, several variable rate home in half. The shorter-term chase In additIOn to all-purpose somethmg you have forgotten loans can offer maxImum cap and loans may carry slightly hIgher m- cleaners, waxes and polishes, con- SIder specIfic cleaners for speCIfic 5 Alternate strenuous stand-up payment advantages that could terest rates or reqUIre more POints save you money. or hIgher standards for approval. surfaces such as glass, wood, ce tasks that require a lot of move- Adjustable rate mortgages ramlC tIle, brass and SlIver. ment WIth qmeter, SIt-dOwn chores (ARMs) are currently the most pop_ Many factors can affect your decI- 2 Check the household mventory For example, unload a closet shelf, ular variable rate loans, and are a SIOn - your job security, income, for Items such as a dustpan and then SIt down to sort thmgs out. fine option for those with a tran- how long you expect to stay In the broom, sponges, dustcloths, scour- 6. AVOId fatIgue by taking rest breaks sient lIfestyle. ARMs offer a low in- house you're buying, and what you mg brushes and rubber gloves terest rate (usually lower than the expect the economy to do in the fu- Make sure the vacuum cleaner IS 7 If a large block of time Isn't market average) at first, then the ture. m good workmg order and extra avaIlable for a marathon cleaning Interest rate fluctuates WIth the Look at all the choices avaIlable, bags are on hand seSSIOn,break the tasks down into market after a pre-

ON THE COVER ,p:a 886-8710 1_ 20439 Mack Ave., 'Grosse Pointe 591 OXFORD, GPW REOK~PET SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. ST. QAa SfIOIIS IIOMIS 23157 Westblll)' Open Slmd.ty, Apr1IIOdI, 2.4 ..00 FamilyRoom NOT JUST A HOUSE. ....A WAY OF LIFE $146,900 22440 8eniWllll 3\ledroom Ranch Locared OIl a Canal 22408 Lakeland $168000 Start your summer with a new, healthy outlook. Buy this 3 Bedroom Bon.Wow Updated KJtdlen 100 x j()() lot $ 99.900 23730DeneI 2 Bcdroom RanCh Lallldry Room. Newer Furnace house and enjoy the tennis court (complete with stadium 23131 Shoreview $ 55.000 3 Bcdroom Randl Lallldry Room $ 64,500 lighting) basketball court and indoor pool, all located on a GlOSS( POINI1I1OMI.S beautifully maintained double lot. The rear grounds feature 1821 Huntington f1R5T 0fJIIING Open S:mdAy, AprD fOth, 2-4:00 G.P.W. brick walkways, fountains and raised slate terraces. 1540 FaJrholme 3 Bedroom GPW Family Room, 2.300sq f1 $216.500 1440Vemler 3 Bedroom G PW Colomal, 2f~ lrrmacuIate 2143 VAIl Antwerp $118.900 The interior has five bedrooms, four and one half bathrooms, Open Sund.ty AprD 10th, f-4:OO Colomal.3 bedrooms. 1.542 sq f1 22 Webber Place "1994IUNJOR LEAGUE DE5IGNEl SHOW HOUSE" huge family room, four fireplaces, finished basement with 12 000 square feet One of a KJnd Home 567 Saddle Lane 4 Bedroom billiard room and a perfect setting for a personal workout area. Colonial Family Room New Kltchen $295 000 1f.N'" 'effefsoo 4 Bedroom Colonial New Constructlon. 4 350 sq f1 $498.000 1058 Alldubon 4 Bedroom Colonial Family Room Den. Roc Room $267,000 21838 Van K 3 Bedroom The first floor master bedroom adjoins the attached pool house BH.evel NeI>Ay DecxlraItd Farrily Room. Newer lOt $264.900 60 Hampron 4 Bedroom and is perfect for convenient exercise year around. Colonial New Co-\smx:tlon. 4.~ sq ft $575000 16763 E Jefferson 4 Bedroom Colonial New ConstructIon. 3,450 sq rt $318.000 1315 Hampton 3 Bedroom Remod tied KJ!chen Wood Deck $ 141.000 Service stairs to the second floor and the basement are HAUEl WOODS !tOMES extremely convenIent, three-car attached garage and MORE! 21420Sevem S Bedroom Colonial Family Room. Flnlshed Basement $119.900 Call for a private showing and change your life' 31844 Kelly 2 Bedroom fJRSJ OMllNG ROSMW, NewerCoodo $ 57.900 CALL JIM SAROS for a personal viewing 117 Windwood Pt N of 9 Ml~ OIl Jeffmon OUT-()f.STATE OWNERS. BRINGontlSl All appointments are strIctly confidential 42375 Lochmoor 2 Bedroom Townhouse OlntonTwp. 1,300sq f1 $ 71.900 230 13 liberty 2Bedroom 2 nd fl Unit SI Calr Shor~ 900 sq ft $ 69.900 1750 Vernier 2 Bedroom One Fl Unlt uosse PoInte Woods 1.400 sq f1 $114.900 26560 Hidden Ccwe 2 Bedroom 2 nd A Unit HarrIson Twp. 1.440 sq f1 $139,roJ Ji11L~aros A8~Yt...lnc. 24691 Meadow Lant2 Bedroom R.lnch. HarrIson Twp 1,000 sq ft $ 76.000 25268 Yorl

I • Thursday, March 31, 1994 YourHome Page 11 I Antiques by Ralph & Terry Kovel J DOUBLE DUTY - Dual-purpose , TIED IN KNOTS Bormg hOUlS .20 BUSIN£SS furmture IS not a new Idea. Some 101 LAKE/RIVER HOMES .15 OUT OF STAT£ I'IOP£IlTY OI'PORTUNITI£S at sea InspIred the saIlors of the of the 18th and 19th-century exam 19th century to make gIfts for ST CLAIR SHORES NEAR Fort Myers- 2 chOice RETAIL shoe bUSiness With pIes seem strange to our 2Oth-cen those at home They used whale 22626 Bayview propellles In subdiVISion bUilding, acros') from tury eyes. The sofa that becomes a Grosse POinte Park bone and othel matenals that were 100 foot lot Bnck, 4 bed- Near golf course 592-8179 bathtub, the desk that becomes a rooms, 3 baths, fireplace, $40 000 Call Jeff Darnell obtamable The carved IVOry and Pruderlllal Grosse POinte, cot or the upnght plano that turns Withmother-Inlaw apart- 882-0087 bone pIeces, known as scnIllShaw, ment over 25 car ga- .17 lEAL ESTATE WANTED Into a double bed would not sell In were made m the days of whalmg a furniture store today rage at the begmmng of the 19th cen- $299,000. CASH CHECK A novel table made m England tury In 1926 was sold recently. The 777-9281. FOR HOMES THE ta. A lesser known craft that was ble has a slanted top that was used Serving Area Since 1938 Resource Pages popular m the last part of the 19th 811 LOTS FOil SALE as a wntmg desk. It opens m sev Stieber Realty For A century was knot work It was a eral places to show small drawers 775-4900 type of macrame SaIlors were able RARE firld Beautiful wooded QUICK for wntmg utensils. At the bottom lot In Huron County, Lake to tIe all of the nautIcal knots as Reference Guide of the desk IS a pullout slide and a TowrlSh,p Lake Huron ac- A Abacus to Count Your Cosh part of theIr work. Some saIlors sewmg box with a pleated silk bag cess $20 ,000 Land con- THE To used thIS skIll to make small boxes, tract terms Agent owned BY OWNER to hold the fabnc. It must have 81o-n6-3188 MOST CASH baskets or other useful objects The PUl 0<.IJ'Ghl to< _ -Anv oondlbon ItIcl been a specIal order for a customer & REALTOR fimshed knot work pIeces were cov ~Nofees..'EZCuhOUlorTl"8l:M It was made by RIchard Slade Jun- Ralph R. Robem Real Esiu1e, IlIe. ered with tar, varnIsh or paInt to 112 MORTGAGES/ LISTINGS OF IOr of Cheltenham m Gloucester- LAND CONTIACTS ColI Lanetle 751-000<1 ext 116 keep the strmg rigId and to protect' HOUSES shIre, England. TIus unusual piece & It from wear Pieces of knot work IS pnced over $10,000. 819 CEMETERY LOTS CONDOS are rare and small IteIllS sell from NEED CASH? That are currently on the $300 to $600. They are consIdered We buy mortgages. trust, St. John Cemetery marketII II I • a form of folk art deeds & notes nationwide Fraser- propertyfor 2 Call 882~900 for more in- Heilig Funding International plus stone formation Q. I recently purchased a metal Call 314-432.7540 $975 or offer FAX ashtray at a tag sale. It looks like a • Call refunded 939-9473 343-5569. fIreplace Set mto the top IS a pIece of reddish-brown stone next to the Q. How old 18 the deSIgn that we engraved words, "This is an exact call an easy chair? copy of the fireplace m HItler's former home .. from WhICh the A. Early seatmg furnIture was 1... _H_o_u_se_h_o_l_d_H_e_l_p __ made of wood The upholstered marble piece mset IS an actual part taken from there one month after chaIr was mtroduced m the 1700s Q. I have a downstaIrs bathroom Q. I would lIke to pamt a small V-E Day." There IS more hIStory on In the 18th century, wmgs were that has perpetual problems WIth area of concrete to blend WIth the the bottom and the words, "ComplI- added to the chair to keep drafts cracked and loose ceramIC tIle. I 1est of an extenor wall The patch I ments of the Weatherhead Com and excess heat away The makeup don't know when the tIles were m- repaIl"ed has aged for several pany 1946" used by ladles at that tIme had a stalled, but most of them are m months, and I need to know the wax base so any dIrect heat from a faIrly good shape. Fortunately for proper steps and procedure Can A. We spoke to AlbeIt Weather fireplace could melt It The wmg me, there is a box of tiles m my you aSSIst me \\Ith thIS Job? head The marble was taken from chaIr or easy chaIr went out of basement that match the bathroom A. You can SImply bef,'1n by pUl HItler's home after World War II style m the early 19th century It Can you bnef me on the eaSIest chasmg a commel cIaI concrete and Three men, mcludmg Weather dId not regam populanty untIl the and qUIckest way to replace them? asphalt cleaner for about $4 or $5 head, were sent to Germany to m 1880s In a one qUaIt bottle Follow the vesttgate manufacturmg methods A. Just havmg extra tIles that manufactw'er's dIrectIOns on the ImmedIately after the war They Q. My dmner dIshes are \\ hlte match your bathroom floor IS more label and be sure to remove all dn-t obtamed 30 pounds of the marble WIth a flow blue deSIgn of birds, than half solvmg your problem Ce and any other foreign reSIdue WIth and used It m an advertIsmg ash leopards and scrolls A round mark ramlC tIles are very bnttle and thIS ploduct Allow the surface to tray m 1946 You have an unusual on the bottom shows a potter at the fragIle. dry completely before applymg your advertIsmg pIece wheel, the date 1790 and the words The only tools reqUIred for thIS e"tellOI finIsh Use the first coat as "Anglo Saxon, JG, Late Mayers" Are the dIshes really 200 years old? repair are a hammer, cold chIsel, a pI Imel, let dry ovel mght, then Q. I have an authentIC Shaker WIde putty knIfe, new adhesive and paInt your second and final coat chaIr WIth a name stenCIled on the A. The potter mark m a rmg was a small 2x4 wooden block Always back My problem IS that there IS a used from 1885 88 by James CIl wear eye protectIOn when domg number near the top of the back dea, Burslem, StafTord<;nlre, Eng Jobs Involvmg flymg debns leg and I have never seen a chair land Anglo-Saxon IS the name of Start your Job by chippmg and marked that way before Does It the pattern A dmner plate In thIS ltftmg the old tIle and he extra detract from the value? pattel n ISworth $35 careful not to chip or crack a good IMPROVEMENTS INC tIle Also, remove the old adheSIve A. Furmture made by the Shak or grout WIth a scraper Clean the • Painting ers, a relIgIOUSgroup m the UnIted • area thoroughly, and be '>ure the • Carpentry States In the 19th and 20th centu surface IS faIrly smooth Before you • Roofing nes, 18 brmgmg high prices The mstall your new tJle, apply the ad- • Plumbing chaIrs are so popular that many NEW' Kovel~' Arltlques and Col- heSIve WIth a grooved effect, If your COpICShave been made and recent • Cement lectIbles Price LIBt, 1994 editIOn putty knife or trowel doesn't have reproductIOns are avaIlable. • Gutters Your antiques are worth money it on Its edge Next, set your tIle In • Remodeling The neat. \\ell-<>rgamzeclShakers place, makmg certam that the had a numh<>r for each room The Learn 50 000 [lp-to-dale przces for edges match the existmg ttles • Code Violations chaIr wa;, marked so that It would over .sOD cate~oTle., of antiques and collectlbl('~ Hundred., of factory hz..<; around It. Carefully and lIghtly tap FREE ESnMATES he kept In the correct room You tOTle." d/u.,trallO'l'i and tiPS for rare the tIle firmly WIth a block of wood LICENSED' INSURED may he able to get more hIstory on of your collectIOn At your bookstore Once firmly set, remove any excess whet (' your chaIr \\ ,\<, made by or send $14 phi<, $3 postage to Puce adheSIve that oozes from around (313) 372.2414 trying to match up the chair num Book, Box 22900, Beachwood, OhIO the edges of the tIle. l)(,l"WIth known ml1-.eum examples 44122 ., 1 --- MICROGRAPHIC & ElECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSULTATION f. Page 10 YourHome Thursday, March 31,1994 Classified Advertising

1100 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES fOil SAU 102 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 103 C~NDOS/ AI'TS/FlATS 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FlATS 1106 flORIDA PRDPERTY Grosse POinte Woods- TODAY'S SOLID Gold Investment Har SHORES Ranch Very sharp 2 REAL ESTATE Colomal- 20 years old Four BeST BUYS sens Island Post Office, 10 bedroom on Greater Mack PALM BEACH AREA bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, year lease Lynn Decker DEADLINE GROSSE POINTE With attached garage and Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath, family room, large re- Coldwell Banker Schweitzer FRIDAY, NOON!! 6-3 very sharp brick In- basement (01GRE) Century 24' balcony overlooking modeled kitchen with Real Estate 890-9723 or 21 AVid 778-S100 Please call 882.£900 come Great for the Intracoastal and ocean appliances New furnace 886-5800 Visa or MasterCard Investor or owner occu- ST. Clair Shores, lakefront exceptional views Mid and central air Patio accepted. pant City certified Side complex end Unit, deck, at- $15O's Also for lease with bnck wall beautiful 1ST Floor- 2 bedrooms In 11 dnve and garage It's a tached garage, 2 bedroom, Mane Jackson landscaping, sprinkler 2 112 baths, dining room, Mile/ Jefferson area 40's good Investment at 407-655-8389 (C8491) system fireplace, finished basement Land contract pOSSible $109,900 Tenms 103 CONOOSI A"'S/FlATS Martha A Gottfned Inc By owner $139000 Owner, 616-599- (24ELE) Century 21 AVId GROSSE POINTE FARMS 776-8100 Realtor $232,900. 17021 JE=FFERSON 2559 NEW LISTING 219 Worth Ave TWO bedroom, 1 1/2 baths 4 259-1490 - 881-9543. SOphisticated Contempo- HARPER WOODS Palm Beach, FL 33480 3 bedroom brick Single, 2 years old All appliances N RENAUD t350- 3 bedroom rary Townhouse Spa- 407-655-8600 full baths garage Side plus washer & dryer, 2 car ranch Spnnkllng system CIOUS 3 bedrooms near drive Completely up- Sharp, clean 2 bedroom, 1 attached garage Full base- NAPLES, FLORIDA Florida room $174000 Bon Secour & Village 112 bath, basement, dated Competitively ment with finished area has been rated the 6th best 881.9133 Shopping carport Grosse POinte Priced $129,900/ terms Move- In condition, 21 & place In the nation to re- Kathy Lenz 886-3995 Schools Only $69,900 GROSSE POinte Farms. 295 GROSSE POINTE Romeo Plank area $98,500 tlrel For your place In the Rldgemonl Fantastic 3 bed- Grosse POinte 228-4945 NEW LISTING WARREN sun, whether retiring or room bnck Ranch famIly Real Estate Co 4 bedroom, 2 bath bnck ST. CLAIR SHORES room fimshed basement not, call Lmda Scofield, single Newer fumace, 3 Hamson Township Move rrght m thiS clean 2 SpacIous Ranch, 2 bed. fireplace, 2 car much more The Hunt Real Estate car garage Sharpl Only Condos Agent $159,900 527-4466 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fire- Group, 800-272-9949 $87500, terms FInished basement and place, more $99,900 VERO Beach, Flonda. The Harper Woods GROSSE POINTE 2 bedrooms, 1 car more! North Shore Villas, west attached garage, 1 112 Moonngs HarbourSlde con- NEW LISTING of Jefferson, off MasoniC dominium 2 bedroom, 2 bath All Kenmore 19305 KingSVille-Ideal 6-5 two family. 2 furnaces, call Tim Brown (13 1/2 Mile) Plku Real bath uVing room, dining starterl retirees home Side dnve, 2 car garage appliances stay Move century 21 AAA Estate, 885-7979 room, FlOrida room, It's a sleeperl Pnced to right 101 Only $71,000 n1-9090 Sharp clean, basement, 2 HARRISON Twp , Quad Estale screened porch, laundry room off kltchen 1,900 car Only $51,400 sell at $69,900 MORAVIAN Meadows condo, East Condos, south of 1 bedroom main floor apt CROWN REALTY 2 bedrooms 2 full baths, 2 Metro Beach Dr Sharp, square fool total Healed unit Super clean, pool TenniS courts Yearly 20632 Kenmore- 3 TOM MCDONALD & SON car garage, natural fire- large 2 bedroom ccndomf- bedroom brick, basement, Immediate occupancy place, full basement, end mum Wlth dining room, 1 1/2 contract preferred $165 000 Please reply Box garage Grosse POinte 821.6500 $45,900 Unit ranch 1,400 sq It balhs, finished basement, P-30 Grosse POinte News Schools Only $76,900 FIRST OFFERING Call Rick $120 000 463-2385 garage. appliances $9300 century 21 AAA marnlamance fee $72,900 96 Kercheval, Grosse POinte HARPER WOODS LAKESHORE Village condo, Farms, MI 48236 20516 Roscommon- Ideal Super sharp 3 bedroom 773-0123 23334 Edsel Ford Cl All Tera Real Estate, n6-7505 place to raise a family brick bungalow east of ST. Clair Shores condo- 2 appliances, washer, dryer PRIME LOCATION! CHECK Large 3 bedroom brick, 2 Harper Grosse Pomte bedroom, 1 112 bath bal new WlndOWS air, newer Exceptional 2 bedroom THE full baths, basement, Schools Finished base- cony freshly painted carpet! paint! kitchen end townhouse on Lakeshore unit $65,000, oilers wel- family room w/NFP 2 car ment, newer furnace With $50,000 n2-G324 In St Clair Shores Resource Pages come' 776-4497 Just reducedl $82 500 central air, updated elec- HARPER Woods condo, for Newly refinished hard- For A tnc Immediate occu- sale or lease Newly rede- VERNIER RD- SpaCIOUSone wood floors on 1st floor QUICK 19901 Woodcrest Park pancy A great buy at corated, must see $48 900 bedroom co-op Pnvate pa- New carpeting upstairs, tiO & basement Low mainte- i1ke lot- large 3 bedroom $78,900 or $500 per month 885- central air conditioning Reference Guide nance, Included taxes Han- brick, NFP, basement, PRICE REDUCTION 0284 dlos,882-7300 Move- In condition Large To garage $93,900 ST CLAIR SHORES 19630 FLEETWOOD Harper front & backyard Walk to BY OWNER Woods, 2 bedroom 2 1/2 HARPER WOODS Sharp 3 bedroom brick parks, shopping, bushnes & REALTOR St. Clair Shores ranch Newer Windows, bath townhouse Immediate Sharp first floor Grosse and Lake St Clair large kitchen Includes all occupancy $75 000 Open POinte nelQhborhood 2 $65,000 Call n1.21144 LISTINGS OF SUnday 2 to 4 DeRyck 25010 Manhatlan. 2000 appliances, finished bedroom $45,900 for an appointment HOUSES Really 882-7901 sq ft 4 bedroom, 2 112 basement Includes & SMART buy Lakeshore Vil- FOR Sale $69 900 or Rent ST. CLAIR SHORES bath, family room w/NFP, washer/dryer, 155' deep lage, 2 bedroom, appliances CONDOS $775 month Two bedroom, Beautiful first floor. 2 bed- CIA, 2 car attached on lot, 2 1/2 car garage Included $56,900 Cathy That are currently on the two full baths, central air room WIth laundry, 1 1/2 park like lot Offered Immediate occupancy Kegler Century 21 East market"'" RIVIera Terrace 9 Mire and $124900 $79900 baths, $53,900 886-5040 Call 882.£900 for more In. Jetferson 731-8335 call af- Kathy Lenz 886-3995 formation GROSSI:; POINTE PARK ter 5 00 P m Call Tim Brown Spectacular 3 bedroom FAX 23351 Edsel Ford $64 500 The Prudent,al Century 21 AAA bnck colonial Long list of 106 flORIDA I'ROI'ERTY 343.5569 End unit new Windows Grosse POinte 771-9090 amenities Award Win. Centrury 21 Kee 751-6026 Real Estate Co ClaSSified AdvertiSing nmg home ,n move In CLEARWATER, Condo 2 101 lAKE/RIVER HOMES 882-6900 condition bedroom 2 balh pool ten nlS near ocean $49500 BEAUTIFUL new Condo- On Retail AdvertISing Stieber Realty 810-575-9216 882-3500 775-4900 Anchor Bay wl!h boatwell option Call 739-5039 after News Room CONDO Daytona Beach 1986 Stanhope Grosse POinte You CAN'T BEAT THIS DEAL! Shores corner unit 9th 400 882-2094 Woods Charmmg 3 bed Townhouse condo, end unit, three bedroom, one and one floor 1 bedroom 1 1/2 MARINE City- Beautiful SI ST Clair Shores 2t628 Win room ~nck Ranch-fireplace Mlf bath, ceramic !lIe In kllchen and baths full base- baths fumlshed approxi Clair nver In front Belle shall South of 12 Mile East Flollda room neutral decor ment, private yard area Close to pool and clubhouse mately 1 250 sq ft Ocean RIVer In back With 40 boat of Harper 3 bedroom brick finished basement SpaCIOUSneutral decor, very clean, move In COndition & Intercoestal view hOls! 2400 sq ft D.Jplex ranch basement 2 car ga $112900 Plku Real Estate Immediate occupancy! A must seel $106,000 813-424-0131 or 31 Tiara Express Included rage Oak kitchen new fur 885-7979 810-790-4215 $399 000 By owner 810- nace $89500 771 5391 Price Reduced To $58,400. Classified AdvertiSing n21700 REAL ESTATE $500 Bonus To Buyer STARTER. Nice 3 bedroom DEADLINE 882-6900 FAX ranch 10 the Shores FRIDAY, NOON" CENTIJRY 21 TOWN & COUNTRY Retail Advertising YOUR $55000 (27HAN) Century Please call 882.£900 Ask For John Carlin • 286-6000 882.3500 CLASSIFIED ADS! 21 AVId 778-S100 News Room 882.2094 FAX 343.5569 Thursday, March 31, 1994 VourHome Page 3 Seeds won't grow? Look out for damping-off Q. I tned 6'1owmg flowel and by common soli fungI. Dampmg ofT can contI lbute to dampmg off So vegetable seedlmgs m my base- can also cause seeds to lOt and can deep plantmg, overclowdmg, ment for the fil st tIme They dId seedlmgs to dle even before they ovenvatel mg and oveIfertIlIzmg well at first, then some suddenly emmge from the sOlI To plevent It, Once estabhshed, dampmg off can Ask aMaster Gardener wllted, fell over and dted The gIOWseedlmgs m a ~tenle medIUm, Splead thlOugh 'ieed flats vel v Sa ndra Goeddeke- Ric ha rds stems Wel e black and shnveled such as a commelclal peat vel ml qmckly DI~cdld dffected plants a't lookmg What caused this? How cuhte mIX, m samtlzed conta1l1el'~ once can I pi event It from happemng Water to keep the growmg medlUm Q. I know tII '1 j Iedbud, magnoha, hld.c, honeysuc Grocery store aisles are on thelr kle, hlckory, spllea, dogwood, bcau way to becommg avenues to tybush and mock orange i\11chlgan State Unreerslty Extel! greater nutntlOnal knowledge. The Choose branches that won't afTect SLOn or biaS agwnst tho~e not men- YourHoDle new food label Wlll make lt pOSS1- tIOned magaz i ne ble the natural shape of the bush or tl ee Look for swollen flower buds Sandra Goeddeke-Rlchards IS the The new label is currently ap l\.U)lNG SHUf'oG GARDEf\.ING [MPROVEMINT that are usually a bit larger than home hortlcultunst for the Macomb pearing on some food products, but the leaf buds Bnng the bIanches MSU E-..tenswll Wnte to her Ln Publ"lJedb) manufacturers pave until May to care of Macomb MSU Extenswn, Anteebo Publishing, Inc. comply wIth the new labelmg re mSlde and put them mto a bucket of warm water, keepmg them 21885 Dunham Road, Clmton % l\erche\ aI qUlrements The Macomb MSU Ex- misted and m dlm hght wlth tern Township, MICh 48036, or call the Grosse Pomte Farms MI 48236 tenslOn Service has a packet avail- peratmes 60 72 degrees Use the Master Gardener hothne at 469 able on the new food label to help 5063 Monday, Wedne~day and Fri- John Minnis - Ed/lor tWIgS and branches mixed In WIth you understand and use the label day, from 9 a m to 4 p m greens and othel spnng flowers for 882-0294 to make wise food choices Display Advertising The $2 cost mcludes postage and a beaUtiful SPlmg display 882-3500 handling. Make checks payable to Thl<> tnformatlOn 1<> for educa- Real Estate Resource MSU Extension Service, 21885 twnal purpose~ only Reference to 882-6900 Dunham road, Chnton Townshlp, (ommerclal products or trade name~ Mlch 48036. doe~ not Imply endor"ement by the

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MIchIgan's older homeowners requIred until the last co-ownmg callIng Senior Income at 1-800-774- Although groups lIke the Amen- wIll be among the flrst m the na- semor dIes, sells or moves from the 6266 The kIt shows that the can ASSOCIatIOnof Retired Persons tIOn to have a new optIOn for re- home. Normally, repayment of the amount of money available IS a have promoted the reverse mort- ceIving federally msured reverse cash received, plus VarIOUS charges, function of the person's age, home gage idea around the country for a mortgage mcome, accordmg to a is made with proceeds from the sale value, locatIOn and the applicable number of years, Seruor Income IS company that specIalIZes m the of the home by the estate, W1th all mterest rate. the first company in the natIon or- field remammg eqUIty and home appre. A 75-year-old couple W1th a ganIZed exclusively to provide older Steven Baer, preSIdent of Senior clation gomg to the heIrS $100,000 home in the DetrOIt, FlInt homeowners with federally insured Income Reverse Mortgage Corp., Baer saId, "Older people in MIch- or Toledo metropolItan areas, for reverse mortgage mcome, backed has announced that hIS ChIcagO- igan can now use our product to example, today could receIve a by the Federal Housmg AdJmms based firm IS now offermg Its gov- tap the wealth m their homes for monthly check of about $590 for tratIon ernment-backed financial product any of their spendmg needs WIth. the next 10 years, or $370 for as Baer said hIS company also is the to homeowmng MIchlgan semors out selhng. It's lIke turmng your long as either partner lives in the fIrst anywhere to offer seniors the seekmg extra retIrement funds for home mto pensIOn mcome. We're home Or, they could obtain about option of receiving a cash bonus necessItIes or pleasures. serving hundreds of clIents across $49,000 to payoff an existing mort- linked to the lowest interest rate A reverse mortgage IS a specIal the country who are usmg theIr gage, to do some remodelIng, or to avaIlable for a reverse mortgage financial instrument that enables monthly reverse mortgage mcome keep avaIlable m a cash reserve ac- Nationally, the bonus can mean semor citizens age 62 and over to to help W1th such neceSSIties as count groW1ng at an annual rate of roughly $500 to $8,500 over a nor- remam securely m their own home health care, prescrIptIOns, about 8 25 percent. The same cou- mal reverse mortgage, plus the low- homes for lIfe W1th full ownershIp property taxes, home repairs, mort- ple could do just as well m Lee- est annual mterest rate avarlable nghts whIle converting some of the gage payoffs, and credit card bills. lanau County, but could obtam a in the country at 5.06 percent as of value of theIr homes mto tax-free, Others are fundmg pleasures hke maximum in other parts of the March 7 The tradeoff for the bo- guaranteed monthly retIrement m- travel, dining out, new cars, family state ranging from $30,000 in rural nus, sard Baer, is that less eqwty come or cash reserves. UnlIke a reumons, and gUts for loved ones. I areas to $41,000 in the Grand Rap- would likely remain for heirs at the regular mortgage, the monthly re- expect MichIgan semors wIll be just Ids area However the nwney 1.<; re- end. In addition to MichIgan, Sen- verse mortgage check goes to the as creative" ceived, no repayment 18 made until ior Income is expandmg into neigh homeowner from the company, and Baer 3aid mterested semors can the owners leave the home. There boring Ohio, Indiana and WIscon- Imposes no qualifying income or obtam a free consumers informa- IS no mimmum reqUIred home sin credIt standards No repayment IS tion kIt on reverse mortgages by value Grants, subsidized loans available for home improvement Most homeowners are unaware of degeneration. most of the loans offer low or no in- loan and grant programs offered by that regardless of theIr income To keep and mamtain the na- terest, long terms and low pay- federal, state and local government, there are federal, state and local tion's housing and neighborhoods, ments. utilIty comparnes and others, as programs that will help them re- governments at all levels have pro- Some of the other home rmprove- well as typIcal programs offered paIr and remodel their homes. grams to gIVe homeowners money ments covered under these pro- and how to qualIfy Form letters for Government at all levels recog- (that does not have to repaid) for grams are: attic and wall insula- inquiries to these loan and grant nIZeS that neighborhoods are the repaIrs or to lend them money at tion, new windows, outerwall sources are included along W1thde- basIS of lIfe in our country. When a below market levels or at no mter- SIding, secunty doors and locks, taIled instructions on determming neIghborhood deteriorates, many est In many areas utIlIty com. wmdow guards, sidewalks and ma- your debt-tcrincome ratIO for eligI thmgs happen both physically and panies wIll either do energy conser- sonry work, bathrooms and kitch- bdity. SOCIally When the homes look vation work free or at low cost and ens, electrical and plumbmg, new shabby, a neIghborhood seems more m other places will lend homeown- roofs, gutters, and downspouts. attractIve to cnme and cnmmals ers money at no mterest to pay the Hobert L Berko, exeeutlVe direc- Consumer EducatIOn Research tor of CERC, saId, "Some programs An area In decline IS like a spread- contractor of theIr ChOIce for the Center, a national non-profit con- have no mcome ceIlmg and others mg cancer. As homes become necessary work In additIOn there sumer group formed m 1969, has shabby lookmg and in need of allow mcome of as much as $50,000 are tax mcentIves to promote effi- just publIshed the 208 large-page, mamtenance, the reSIdents lose CIent energy use. per year or more There are even 1994 edItIOn of "Consumers Guide programs for which tenants are ell theIr deSIre to keep up the neIgh. These programs are not re- to Home RepaIr Grants and SUbSI- borhood Streets become receptacles stncted to low-mcome people, slum gible and many allow loans to poor dIZed Loans" ($16.95 plus $3 pos- credit nsks. In many areas, people for trash, schools lower theIr stan- areas or urban neighborhoods tage and handlIng from CERC dards and very qUIckly the selhng Owners of smgle or multi-famIly WIth msabIlIties can receive grants GRANTS, 350 Scotland Road, Or- to pay for needed repairs, such as prIce of homes m the area drops dwellmgs are elIgible While the ange, NJ 07050 or 800-872-0121), sharply TIllS accelerates the cycle grants do not have to be repaid, access ramps and W1denmg of door whIch hsts over 7.000 sources of ways"

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A covered front porch Joms a foyer entrance that connects wIth the great room or the formal dmmg room in this country style home The deluxe master bedroom suite IS a major highlight It IS the ulti- mate m luxury and comfort as com- pared to most modestly slZed homes It features spaCIOusness, a tray ceIlmg, compartment bath with double vamties and unending closet space The remaming two bedrooms and guests share a cen tral bath The great room and breakfast room will accommodate a large TERRACE family and the kitchen has abun- The plan IS No. Z-701. It mcludes (ON GRADE) dant cabinets, work surface and 1,792 square feet of heated space bUllt-m appliances The laundry and IS a computer generated plan room lmks to the garage entry All W D, Farmer plans include spe- SR KFAST CIal constructIOn details for energy ROOM The plan IS avaIlable WIth crawl 11 6.)( 12 o~ space, basement or slab founda- efficiency and are drawn In accord- ance with FHA and VA reqUIre- tions 1 .. >11 .... The country exterior features a ments. For further mformatlOn, I u .. "0' ====JKITCHEN GARAGE write W D. Farmer Residence De- 20 0',20.0" genume front porch complete WIth 11.6",13 -6 : Signer, Inc. POBox 450025, At- 0 wood raIl and the extenor fimsh IS BED ROOM II: DINING : ~ ... : lanta, Ga. 30345 BED ROOM ~ ROOM ~•• ~DI co. J horizontal wood siding 12'-0'.11 6' r; 12'-0'.10.0' . o II 12 0"x11 6"' ~ LL II J . II ....n How to take nightmare d out of packing, InOving 77'-6" By Dough Stranaham glasses upnght, not SIdeways FLOOR PLAN DIVISional President • Clothes can remaIn on hangers Century 21 Great Lakes Jne You're elated - you've Just and hung m wardrobe boxes. Suit- closed on your dream house. Now cases and large garbage bags also 1311 S. Oxford, Grosse Pointe Woods make good transportmg uruts. It'S time to move It Isn't untIl you Three bedrooms, large throw open the closets, pull out the • Put all valuables - Jewelry, bIrth certIficates, marnage lIcense, family room with vaulted drawers and unlock the storage ceilings and skylights, Unit that you reallZe you have car titles, ele - m a separate 'place that stays WIth you so they don't custom designed terrace, more matenal POSseSSIOnsthan a Mutschler kitchen, pro- traveling CIrcus. get lost In the shuffie Hand-earry The key to a smooth move IS or- valuables and other fragIle treas fessionally landscaped, ures ganIZatIOn Here are some SImple security system, finished • Two weeks before movIng, pre- fmo 1;(> help you keep your samty basement, central air, durmg thiS tumultuous tIme' pare your change-of address cards, new Anderson Windows. • If you deCIde to hire a profes- Notify your post office, bank, utIlI. Excellent condition SIOnal mover, get more than one tIes, msurance and credIt card com bId Rates vary dependmg on how pames Don't forget to have your medIcal records and chIldren's Price: $230,000 many hours and how much man- power you Will need Make the school records transfen ed, If neces 881-5823 or 343,0900 "ame mqUIrIeS about truck rental sary Bro"ers Protected rates • When your old house IS empty, • Invest m good boxes, WIth ap conduct a thorough lI1spectlOn propl"late dIVIders Purchase plenty Check closets, crawl "paces, the at of newspnnt (WIthout mk) for wrap tiC, ba'>ement and all nooks and pmg Both are available from mov crannlE's Have another per'lOn do a mg compames Blankets, lmens "ubscquent m"pectIOn and to\\els al e also good for PIOteCt- m~ breakables DIVIde them mto • Clean your new house before categone'i - kitchen, bedroom, mOVIng In' It's always ea"Iel to bathroom, etc Label the content'i of clean It when empty You'll have a each box on the outside and where clearer VISIOnof the subtle featm cs the Items belong that need more attentIOn • When packmg dIsh ware, start ****************************** WIth ,1 bed of crumpled newsprmt Although moving IS often trau : UP TO DATE REAL ESTATE••.FOR WHAT'S * U"e double thick newsprInt and matlc and exhaustmg, It can pI 0- * new on the market tOday, Carr : "tack four to five plate" With paper VIde a rewarding '>ense of accom m between and ""tand" them on plI"hment After all, you're u"ua]]y : LYNN DECKER, REALTOR 313-824-9012 : theIr E'dge" WIth pots and pan&, gOIng somewhere better than where n('"t smaller Item" mSlde larger you came from Thmk of 1t a" a * Cold\\el1 Banker for a recorded message *** * onc" ChIna and "tcmware should new begInnIng, a fre"h stmt or d * 5cl1\\ eltzer Real E~tate 313/886.5800 * be WIdpped mOIvIdua]]y Plac£' "movmg" cxp£,[lc>nce * -- - -- *

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I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS (cont.) ! , VII. HARPER WOODS II ,: Address Bedroom/Bath DesalpUon Price Addres. Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Phone No Llsllings 171 lakevIew 3/25 Colonial 8yowner Open flr plan with I 19701 Kenosha 3/1 Great .taner home. Updated kitchen many recent Improvements Kerby School StIeber Realty. $5B,500 775-4900 Olst,,<1. $179,000 885.1358 21216 Brlentone 3/1 Clean, attractive br Ranch, nip, fin basement, 2 5 car gar, Must see II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS By owner $88,500 775.0185

Address Bedroom/Bath DescriptIon Price 20425 Country Club 3/1 Grosse Pointe Schools Well maintained IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY ili' Immediate occupancy Stieber Real Estate $78,900 775-4900 1092 110llywood 4/2,5 Colonlal-Ig remodeled kit I new (um &NC.Owner $232,900 Bedroom/Bath Delcriptlon Price Phone 20864 l1unt Club 3/1 Real sharp brick Grosse Pie Schools East of Harper StIeber Real Estate $83,900 775-4900 '350 N. Renil\ld 3/1 5 ~ra~:~~s~rlnkltng system, $174,000 881.9133 Washington Road 7/5 Graclou. Georgian Colonial with carriage hou.e and buildable lot 1243 Roslyn 3/2 R. G. Edgar & Associates Call B866010 ~~n~~=~~i~~':m(um, CIA, HotH2g;15,OOO 884.1914 957 Lincoln 3/1 5 Brick Tudor (See Class Reduced SaD) Homeowner.s concept $163,900 776-4663 VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES Addre .. Bedroom/Bath Description PrIce Phone III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 632 Country Club 2/1 5 Condo I lmm occurtancy, 2 car Address BedrQom/Bath DescriptIon Price Phone attached 5arage, go f view, new V. GROSSE POINTE PARK , carpet & ecef By owner $119,000 881.3149 Address Bedroom/Bath DescriptIon Phone 43 Beacon Hili 4/3.5 Family rm & study Gourmet k,t Kathy Price 435 RIvIera Terrace 1/1 Condo, CAt appliances, carport Lenz, The Prudential Cirosse Pointe Security guard $59,900 775-4759 Real Estate Call 886.3995 1384 8erkshlre 3/2.5 Meticulously mamtalned Many updates 22813 MasonIc 4/1 5 367 Belanger 3/1 5 Mint ConditIon - Walk to Kerby Award winner Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 ~~~~n~~'~~;zf:rage $79,900 779.7500 and Brownell RoC Edgar&AssiJclates $164,900 886-6010 19620 Elizabeth 3/1 Brick ranch Deep lot, newwmdows 291 MI Vemon 3/1.5 Dutch Colonial, many updatC:!i C/A. Stieber Realty $79,900 775-4900 New furnace. By owner $149,500 881-0142 Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for. 421 RIVieraCt. 2/2 By owner (no rent> New refrig I 295 Ridgemont 3/1 Brick ranch, fam rm fin basmeent newcarpeung $69,900 731.0335 w/full bath, FIP,2 car gar Agent $159,900 527-4466 VI. DETROIT ~ It's your chance to advertise In the one 20501 Shady Lane 2/1 Superb ranchl New kitchen, 438 Fisher 3/2 Colomal by owner Fantastic fam Address Bedroom/Bath DescrIption Price Phone attached garage New prlce resource that area buyers will be consulting room Many recent Improvements Champion It O..er, Inc. $85,900 884-5700 (See Class 800 ) $138,900 882.5117 6120 Radnor 3/2 Bnck bungalow, air, f p , CUSfom kIt, when they're ready to take action. Along with appls t fin basement gar $43,500 884-9Bn 21628 Winshall 3/1 Bnck ranch 2 car gar I oak kit. new 444 lexington 3/2 Brick ranch, oversIzed lot, prestIgIOUS furnace Move In condition $89,500 771.5391 your advertisement, readers will find informative location 2,100 sq ft., (am room 3926 Grayton 3/1 Real clean Many By owner $205,000 884-0893 updates Stieber Real Estate $$4,900 775-4900 22626 8ayvlew 4/3 Brick, waterfront lot, fireplace articles on buying and selling real estate. Be a mother In law apt over 2 5 garage $299,000 777.9201 part of the Real Estate Resource page being 1001 Country Club 2/2 Condo. prof dee, golf view All con 772.1196 or wmdow treatments By owners $109,000 294-5913 featured weekly in the ...

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Dr ranch. fin bsmt w/full bath 18062 Ash 3/2 779.5577 HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID EASTPOINTE Manyupdates. $03,900 Select your preferred locatIon, price or style of home The lIstings 13981 Lynn Ct. 4/2 Exec. home near Tech Center Gorgeous Call WIll show the address, bedroomlbath, deSCription of home, price, Indoor Sardelll pool Century 21 Donna Champion Hlmuz 296.7000 and telephone number REALTORS and OPEN SUNDAYS WIll be ondlcated on bold

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FRANCE SALE PRICE Bordeaux Rouge MarqUIS Dc Chasse '91 WS-83 6 49 Cabemet Sauvlgnon R H Phlhps "Barbequed anytIme" 6 79 MerlOI Georges Du Boeuf "VDP" '91 RP-85 529 Cabemet Sauvlgnon Laurel Glen "Terra Rosa" 8 99 Merlot Les Jamelles "VDP" . 7 89 Cabeme! Sauvlgnon Hawk (:rest 799 Merlot LouIs Dupre 459 Cabcme! Sauvlgnon Bogle .. 649 BeauJolaIs-VIllages Georges Du Bocuf '92 RP 8') 699 Cabemct Sauvignon Deer Valley 569

Morgon Georges Du BoeuE "Descombe~" '92 Rl ",8 99 Pmot NOIr Chateau De Baun "Lovely Plnot Red" 569 Cote~ Du Ventoux La VlClle Ferme '90 RP-86 559 Pmot NOlr Parduccl '92 WO:::-83 76(' Cotes Du Rhone La VlClIe Ferme "Cold" '90 RP-86 Pmot NOIr SegheslO "Sane'ma" Oehclou~ pll10t 799 I Cotes Du Rhone Georges Du BoeuE "Moulms" 6 79 Cabemct/!'v!erlo! Trefet!1en "Eshcol" 7 99 Syrah Georges Du Bncuf "\,DP Good, buy the Merlot Summerfield "Great every day red' .j 69 l Nse ')29 Merlot J Lohr "Cypres<;" Wow I 9 4') S} rah Le~ Jamellc., "VDP" '9] i\ S-84 789 Merlo! ParducCl 849 S\ rah Domame Cl,lVe! "I angucQOC" '91 "'.-83 7 99 Merlot Mlrassou fl -19 5\ rah Blend Domallle Ba<;sac '92 WS 8') 649 Merlot Bonverre WS-&4 769 (,rcnache Georges Du Boeuf "VDP 'i 29 Merlot Fetzer "Eagle P0ak" R "9 Chardonnay Loul~ Dupre "Llte Poultry Sea (l\od ' 499 Table RLd PdrducCl "Mollih fI1lll1g, dr\', h; Ihl'lf -1';9 Chardonnay (,wrges Du Fk){.,u["VDP" '92 We, f,) Ii 4') Pc III Slrah Parducci T,hl( In ,m,,,,th ' ..mpi< \ fllll,h ~ i> Du Luberon La Vll'lle Ferme '90 RP-85 I) ')9 Sauvlgnoll Blanc J J ohr "C)'prc",," "99 Bordeallx Blanc MarqUIS Dc Chas~e '91 WS-Rl 649 SdlJ\ 19non Blanc Buena Vl1,IJ '921V'>-8,) 749 !'1l10~ Blanc Klientz-Bal, '91 RP-85 899 SJU\ Ignon Blanc MdTkham'92 we; 88 - 99 \lar.,anne [ el, Jamelle.'> "VOP' '92 WS 80 779 SJUvlgnon Blanc flandlNa "era.,.,y, drv, dL'lICIOlh" 4 09 fume Blanc Fctzer "Mcndocmo" 92 we; Rl <; 1)9 Fume Blanc Bogle '92 RP-88 I) 99 CALIFORNIA Blilnc I ydh "Complex chard-lIke" R 99 Chardonnay Bel Arbors '5 '59 Whllc Zl11fandd Bel Arbor~ "Summer Slpr " -119 Chardonnay er Clos Du Val "Le Clos" Cla~sy Chard 799 ( I1cnln BlanL S~ag.'>'I cap Vll1tncr~ "Vouvray lov01<, 769 Chardonnay Fetzer "Sundial" '92 WS-80 699 Rleshng J I ohr "MouthfIlhng RI))('n(' ...~, 7 49 Chardonnay Trefethen "Eshcol" 7 99 Zlnfandel Scghe~lo "Sonoma" 7 99 Chardonnay J Lohr "Cypress" 6 79 Chardonnay Hess "Sclect" '92 RP-86 989 C11ardonnay AUSTRALIA DccrVaIley "Great Value" 569 ( hardonnay ( hardonnay Black Gpal '91 WS-86 ScgheslO "Sonoma' '92 WS-87 799 Chardonn,lY \\ lute Burgundy Wyndham "Odk Ca~k" '92 WS 1-,7 Mlrassou '91 WS-il6 (, 99 Chardonnay ROl,('molll1t "Dnnk., hk(' $20" Merlo! RO"0mollnt '92 we; 82 1SC¥o OFF by lite case- Mix or Match! Free Corkscrew offer, see. baCk . Wine prices good .hru dUly 1st, 1994 • Meat and Seafood Specials on back MULIER'S MARKET • 15215 Kerch.val, Grosse Pointe Park. 822-7786 AUSTRALIA (cont.) SALE PRICE ChiantI Coltlbuono "Cetamura" '90 RP 87 789 ChiantI Gabblano "Smooth elegant pasta red" 749 ChIantI LavallucCia "Lovely glass wme" 6 59 Cluantl VIlla Sopita "Simple pIzza/pasta" 499 Salice SalentIno Dr. Coslmo Taunno '88 RP-89. 849 Notar Panaro Dr. Coslmo Taunno '85 RP-89 949 Monte PulCiano VIlla Soplta "Soft, plummy, ready" 449 Barbaresco Produtton "NebblOlo Langhe" 9 99 Pmot Gngio Mosaico "Dehoous Apernff" 5 99 Pinot Grigio Mezza Corona '" " .789 Mourvedre Taja "Dark, dry-bemsh" ...... 699 Rioja Marques De Caceres "Cnanza" 7 49 Vintage Character Port Warres Warnor .375ml ...... 989 Boardroom Tawny Dow's .375ml ...... 989 r.G W. Pun L Mawby "MaWby's MagIcal Vignole-.' 679 Lar De Barros Bodega InvlOsa '89 RP-87 ...... 899 SPAIN, ITALY, ETC. Reisling Chateau Grand Traverse "Semi-dry" 849 Cabernet SauVlgnon St Monllon " NY Brut Domame Ste Michelle RP-85... 799 .. 5.99 RP- Robert Parker, Wine Advocate Merlot Santa RIta "120" " . 499 WS- Wine Spectator Sauvignon Blanc Santa Rita "Reserva" ...... 649 Note WS, RP ratmg does not necessarily apply to i1vallabll vmtagl' MEATS & SEAFOOD {pnces good thru May 27th- prices sub/ect to change} Whole STRIP LOINS (trimmed, cut, wrapped frozen.) $3.79/lb. Frozen SWORD FISH Steaks Fresh GROUND ROUND (3 Ibs. or more) ...... $6 99/lb (10 lbs. minimum) $21.90/lb. Frozen TUNA steaks CHICKEN Breasts Whole, Boneless, (3 Ibs. or more). $449/lb Skinless (Slbs. or more) $2.49/Ib. Frozen HALIBUT steaks Fresh BABY BACK RIBS (3 Ibs. or more). , " $519/lb CRAB LEGS (..1 whole slabs or more) $3.49/1b. (3 lbs. or more) .. S799/lb BEERS BY THE CASE! BULK COFFEE BEANS SICrra '.'evada PALE ALE (24 bottles) $2349 by _H.:~;It: :L. ~r"F_R...~.~ Wholesale Roasters Samuel Adams LAGER (24 bottles).. $21 95 ~ " _ I)oWI of Fme Coffees j'rankenmuthAnchor Steam PILSNERORIGINAL(24 (24bottles)bottles) .. $21.99$2285 (2 poundb minimum) Pnces good lhru May27th MILLER (24 cans) $1259 Colum ian Supremo $3.99/lb. MILLER LITE (24 cans). '" . " . $1259 Hazelnut Creme $4.99/1b, MGD (24 Lans) $1259 Columbian Decaf Swiss PABST/BLATZ (24 cans) '" , $8 99 water process $4.49/lb. r ------, Freshly ground, hot brewed coffee daily! I Onngm tho>new'''''''o''ut mupnn fora I -_ .•_._-- MULIER'S MARKET I F R EEl ~ Kercheval at Beaconsfield : CORKSCREW : ~ (313) 822-7786 , wIth purcha"c of four or more' I 15215 Kercheval Avenue. Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 L bottles of Wine ------_.J Store Hours Monday through FrIday 8:00-6:30 • Saturday 8:00-6:00 20A March 31, 1994 Grosse Pointe News

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