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City, Park make plans to replace trees Fall By John Lundberg those that were (most affect- ,tonn Agency The CIty has also Staff Wnter ed)" "We are currently sharmg estabhshed a prIvate fund The CIty of Grosse POInte IS The alhance was establibhed Idea' With other commumtles," through the CIty's foundation Home not expecting any trees from a shortly after the storm to help Vlck ~ald He added that pn. to sohclt funds exclUSIvely for local reforestatIOn allIance reforest areas that lost thou- mary funding sources for the trees lost 10 Neff park Improvement orgamzed to assIst communi- sands of trees lo the storm's refOlestatlOn are ~tate and fed- Grosse Pomte Park forester ties devastated by the July 2 wake Vlck ~ald the city was eral grants and prIVdte funds Bnan Colter saId he expects up approached by Wayne County To replace CIty trees lo~t m stonn, according to Bnan Vlck, to $10,000 worth of trees from and the Ml<-hlgan State IN T~I~I~~U~I City adminIstrative assistant the stonn, the CIty has filed for the alhance He saId pnvate Umverslty ExtensIOn, whIch "We are Involved WIth dIs- grant~ aVallable through the donations have been sent m to orgamzed the allIance Ch er cussIOns (WIth the alliance)," state and the Fl'derdl the alhance earmarked for use 5,000 trees were 10bt In the Emergency M,mag-toment he saId "We want to help out See TREES, page 2A Pointer killed llUilf this w"1.:-1 Photo by Rosh Sd I.... I ! in auto accident By Jim Stickford and Vermer intersectIOn, sald i StaffWnler Woods traffic officer Joe Calhng It a tragic aCCIdent, CardOSI Grosse Pomte Woods dIrector When a person cro~se, of pubhc safety Jack Patterson VernIer, eastbound cars can he released some detaIls on the stopped at the traffic Signal traffic death of well-known whIle westbound traffic btlll Grosse Pomter Arthur has a green hght, whIch Ib why Kuehnel crossing at the deSIgnated According to Patterson, crosswalk IS Vitally Important Kuehnel was attemptmg to According to a detectIVe cross from the north SIde of bureau spokesmdn, the west. Vernier to the south SIde near bound traffic hght wab green A cause the entrance of North HIgh when Kuehnel was crosblng School at about 8 pm on the street Fnday, Sept 12, when he was Because the aCCIdent rf'sult- WEEK AHEAD for paws struck by a full-SIzed sedan dn- ed m the death of a pedestnan, ven by an 85-year-old man Patterson Said, the Woods Friday, Sept. 19 MSandy"the fluffy white "Based on what we have, I must submit the results of the dog, and owner Margaret will reserve comment on some investIgatIOn to the county A weekend of world.class of the detaIls of the aCCident probecutor's office Thl~ ISstan tenms runs from 3 to 9 m. Wiszowatz of Grosse Pointe P untIl the mvestlgatlOn IS com- dard procedure 10 ca~es hke today through Sunday, Sept Woods, pause for a break during the Michigan Anti- plete and the Wayne County thIS, and does not mean that 21 at the Lochmoor Club, prosecutor's office has returned charges Will be filed he said 1018 Sunnmgdale m Grosse Cruelty Society's 13th annual 10K Pooch Prance ItS report," Patterson Said Patter'on said the dr1\ er Pointe Woods. The whole Accordmg to the pohce was very dIstraught and thdt family IS mVlted to see thIS along the grounds of the Edsel &: Eleanor Ford report, Kuehnel was crossing Kuehnel was weanng- dark men's smgles tournament of Vernier on the east SIde of the c10thmg Becau,e th" North the best young profeSSIonals Houe on Sept. 14. The annual walk is the traffic hght, whIch IS not a des South football game W,l' tak from around the country Ignated crosswalk ThIS would mg place, Woods pubhL ~afety Quarterfinal rounds are largest fundraiser of the year for MACS. have put hIm between the traf- officers were able to get to th" from 10 a m to 4 p m fic and the traffic hght at ""cene of the aCCident Wlthm a Saturday, semIfinals run North's entrance nllnute from 4 p m. to 9 p m The traffic hght at the North "The officer at the ""ceDew,,~ Saturday Fmals begm 2 entrance IS a delayed,slgnal able to protect the sIte and p.tn. Sunday ViSitors 17 and hght When the SIgnal for east- tned to help the VIctIm," under are free; tickets are $5 bound traffic turns red, the slg. Patterson s81d "The medical at the door Call (313) 886- Local recycling group is ready nal for westbound traffic techmclans placed the VIctIm 0777 for more mfonnatlon remains green for an addItIOn on advanced life support and al 10 seconds he was taken to the St John to declare victory and disband ThIs allows cars to turn Into trauma center, where he was Monday, Sept. 22 the North parkmg lot and pre- hsted m cntlcal condItion" The Grosse Pomte Fanns By Jim Stlckford If the request IS approved, It nent recychng vents traffic from backlOg up City CounCIl meets at 7.30 Staff Wnter Will be. the end of an era for The South events proved so and blockmg the MorningSIde See ACCIDENT, page 2A P m Ul the municipal bUild- LIke the Lone Ranger, the Grosse Pomte Grosse Pomte popular, Grosse Pomte Park ing at 90 Kerby. board of dIrectors of Grosse CItizens for Recychng was mamtamed a permanent recy- • Pomte CItizens for Recyclmg formed m the 1980s to bnng c1mg locatIOn at an empty ser. The Grosse Pomte Woods has cleaned up the town and IS recyclmg to the POlntes, vIce statIOn on Jefferson, Basement floods stir City CounCIl meets at 7 30 ready to nde IOta the sunset Schonenberg said She had Schonenberg Said p.m. in the mumclpal com- after a Job well.done been a strong advocate of recy- In 1990, she s81d, the five plex at 20025 Mack Plaza Fran Schon enberg, chaIrman chng smce the 1970s, but the Pomtes and Harper Woods controversy in Woods of the board, saId that the time wasn't nght untIl recent. were consldenng some sort of By Jim Stickford not notIfied of the samtary Tuesday, Sept. 23 group has done what It set out ly regular recyclmg pIckups StaffWnter dangers of sewer backups and to do - make recychng 10 People may remember the Grosse Pomte Woods, a few Pollution solutIOns for WhIle the flooded baslffi1ents that when the cIty had a spe. Grosse POInte an everyday fact recychng events held m the months ahead of the other five Lake St ClaIr Wlll be dIS- may have been cleaned up, the clal trash pIckup on Saturday, of hfe WIth that 10 mmd, the Grosse Pomte South parkmg CIties, mStltuted Its own recy- cussed at a commumty controversy remams Several Aug 23, no one was aware of It board of dIrectors WIll present lots In the late 19808, chng program forum begmmng at 730 p m Woods reSIdents whose base- WhIle she credIted the cIty a resolutIOn to dIsband to the Schonenberg sald They were a The next step, Schonenberg in the Grosse Pomte War ments were flooded dunng a for haVIng people VISIt those rank and file at the Sept 25 great success and encouraged said, was to get household haz- Memonnl, 32 Lakeshore, heavy storm on Aug 20 were at who called 10, she saId many meetmg the group to lobby for penna- Grosse Pomte Fanns Guest See VICTORY, page 2A the Sept 8 Woods counCIl people who had flooded ba'e- speaker IS John Hertel, meeting to find out what hap- ments dId not call 10 What wa~ chainnan of the Macomb pened and what the cIty was bemg done to help them? MEven now, reSIdents are County Board of gomg to do about It Commlssloners The pro- Patncla Kukula.Chyhnskl, a throwmg out Items, and no one gram IS free and co.spon. candIdate for cIty counCIl, was has Is~ued any warnIngs about sored by the LWV of Grosse one of about 80 reSIdents who the samtary dangers of the Pomte and the War had theIr basements flooded on trash," Said Kukula-Chvhnskl Memonal Call (313) 881. Aug 20 She wanted to know "I saw a kId pIckIng up a 7511 for detatls why the cIty admInistratIOn stuffed ammal that was dIdn't do more to help people thrown away That's not safe ~ once the floodmg had occurred INSIDE She saId that reSIdents were See FLOODS, page 2A Opinion 6A Autos.. . .. l8A Schools .13A Seniors .... .lOA .22A B~,,!ss ,.. . Home: Grosse Pomte Farms 06ituanes . . . . .16A Entertaznment 7B Sports . .1C Age: 61 Classified ads . 6C Family: Husband, George ChIldren, Charhe, Andrea
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Pause for a cause Quote: "Nature IS The first fundraJser of the year for KOCOTS(Kids' Organization for CoaUtion on entertamment that IS Temporary Shelter) __ a car wash at a Grosse Pointe Woods business last week- free for everybody end. Student volunteers, coordinated by city of Grosse Pointe resident Libby Way- I can't conceIve of hvmg man, along with Dayna sautoro, Christine Rltolr. and Amanda Drozer. conduct a WIthout It or not enJoymg number of fundraJstng events throughout the year and donate their time to the <;eemg It ~ shelter. The stUdents coUected $680 by day's end, Funds go toward the purcbase of food that will be served to homeless persons seeking shelter through COTS. See story, page 4A Rosemary Bay
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From page 1 Victory mg the system dIrectly, would connects The current ordI- From page 1 by the Pomtes were m a deh- then flow mto the system nance applies to reSidential dIrector members Ron Mayor Robert NOVltkesaid through street catch basms or cate pOSitIOnSmce that time, bulldmgs NO\1tkesaid that IS ardous matenal pIckups This McGarvey, Steve Trowbndge, the CIty'S efforts have been would be absorbed by the the pubhc has come to accept somethmg that will have to be wa;, Important because while Marlene Harle and Anne aimed at determmlllg what ground When the ordmance considered recychng Not only that, peo- Burke, would be nothmg WIth caused the flood EVldence so the group ha'l always pursued was passed, NOVltke said, a "I have called for a special ple have come to expect It out the work of local govern- far mdlcates that It was !>Im- recyclmg as a goal, the Idea Schonenberg saId she ISconti prOVISIonwas lIlciuded that commlttee-of-the-whole on has always been to remove as ment offiCIals mdkmg recy. ply a matter of too much ram allowed residents to get an dent that recychng m the chng pOSSibleSmce rec) clmg fallmg m too short a penod of Monday, Sept 29,» Novltke much matenal from the WdSte exemptIOn Kukula Chvllnskl 'lAid "We w,ll h.WE'thE' !in::.l Pomtes WIll contmue even started m the Pomte!' llm" dl"{\'1"'11 ~s pc..':>slbk «\V(... h",,~(... hke two-thirds of those who report of the city engIneer It WIthout lxrosse Pomte ~chonenberg saId she was One thmg cIty workers were always beheved that by mak CItizens for Recyclmg called m to report floodmg, will detail what happened on Ing recychng pay, It would be debghted to bee that they able to determme, said has an exemption have added hazardous waste NOVltke,was that about two- Aug 20, and hopefully tell us accepted," Schonenberg saId "ThIShas been an mcredlbJe "I don't know what that If there IS anythmg that we "Part of our Job has been edu- pIckup semce It IS now a thirds of the residents who two-thIrds figure means," expenence for me," she saId part of tbe contract WIth had floods did not have theIr can do to prevent future flood- cation By educatmg the pub- "Tobe at the nght place at the NOVltkesaid "But It makes mg But bottom Ime, our sys- hc to only put m theIr recy- Tnngah SamtatlOn, the com- ram do",nspouts disconnected you thmk One thmg the nght time WIth the nght peo- pany that does the pIckups from the city's sewer system tem was bUilt to handle 10- chng bms what can be recy- ple We've been able to accom- counCilWIllhave to consIder IS year storms cled, we reduced the cost of Several years ago the cIty If we have made It too easy to phsh everythmg we've set out passed an ordmance requmng "That means that the best It plckmg up the matenals, to do» get an exemption» can do IS handle storms so residents to disconnect their makmg recyclmg economical- The final vote on whether or Kukula-Chyhnskl saId that severe they only happen every downspouts from the sewer ly attractive» Schonenberg ISqUIckto gIve not to accept the board of she wants to know If the coun- 10 years The Aug 20 storm system credIt to the city governments director's recommendatIOn for ctl wtlllhclude busmesses and was a 25- to 100-year storm The board of dIrectors con- The water, mstead of enter- of the Pomtes and Harper schools and churches m dls- SIdered dlsbandlllg five years dissolutIOn Will take place at Those are very rare There Woods as well The VIsIOnof the Sept 25 meetmg, whIch Isn't a cIty m the country ago, Schonenberg said, but the group and the hard work WIllbe held at 7 30 p m at the that bullds a system the rank and file felt that the of people hke Ed Haug and Accident recycllllg efforts undertaken Grosse POIDte Umtarlan around a 100 year storm Deva LudWIg and board of Church It's not fiscally responsl- From page 1 League» ble » Grosse Pomte Woods mayor L...-- ...J Patterson saId that Kuehnel Robert NOVltkesaid at Monday was not responsive to emer- mght's councd meetmg, that gency personnel at the accident Kuehnel was mvolved m the Site and died from hiS lIlJunes commumty, and would be ••• • at about 6.45 a m Sunday, nussed by everyone who knew Sept 14 hIm rLEI USPROVE;o YOUrHATwE NOW HAVEA ;WING AID JUT WiLi Hi; YOUUNDEmANDl "Arthur was as well-known CounCilman EriC Stemer as anyone m the commumty," called for a moment of Silence • IBmER WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING IN THE PRESENCE OF BACKGROUND NOISE. PHONAK AUDIO I • Patterson said "He was at the begmnmg of the meetmg IZOOM MAY HELP YOU! COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT YOU I mvolved m many dIfferent m honor of the man known to groups and organizations, from all simply as "Arthur.» INOW WEARAND PHONAK AUDIO lOOM. I the Clown Corps to Little I·INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS WITH AMPLIFICATION MAY VARY I I·CUSTOMER SATISFACTION STUDIES MARKE TRAK. AN INDEPENDENT RESEARCH FIRM CONDUCTED A 5000 • •I PERSON STUDY AUDIOZOOM WAS RATED #1 IN OVERAll CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN 28 OUT OF 34 TEST I • CONDITIONS RESULTS SHOW A 90% CUSTOMER SATISFACTION RATING ~ Trees ------There WIllalso be a fundI'8lser From page 1 I·CliNINCAL STUDIES PROVE THAT AUOIOZOOM HELPS REDUCE THE EFFECTS OF BACKGROUND NOISE WHEN I by the Park Foundation Sept m the Park The park has also I COMPARED TO OTHER HEARING AIDS RESULTS OF THESE CLINICAL STUDIES ARE AVAIlABLE UPON REQUEST I 18 to raIse funds for reforesta- L ~ budgeted $15,000 for reforesta- tion For more mformatlon, call tion thIS fall to replace trees IHEARING IS BELIEVING - CALl. TODAY. lost m the storm tI1e FoundatIOn at (313) 823- 0892 "Weare lookmg at thiS alhance OffiCIals from Grosse Pomte to augment what we have Farms dId not return phone already planned for the Park," calls by press tIme he saId Park hosts perennial exchange Sept.20 ~ By Jim Stlckford Experts on hand WIllmclude Staff Wnler Shem Werely an MIll Anthony, As SignS of autumn are propnetors of Gardeners spnngIng out all over, garden- ArtISts, local perenmal land- BEST BUY IN e.l.c.'s ers m Grosse Pomte Park scapmg busmess Also, mIght want to check out the Delsener saId, a representatIve Park BeautIficatIOn from MichIgan State CommisSIon's fourth annual Umverslty's extensIOn pro- fall perenmal exchange on gram $699- $1295 Saturday, Sept 20 "MSU runs a vanety of Bonme Delsener of the Park courses through county govern- ARGOSY • AUDINA • AUTHORIZED • BERNAFON Beautification CommISSion ments,» saId Delsener "Grosse saId that thIS year's exchange POlllters can take classes on BEST LABS • DANAVOX • ELECTONE • FINETONE • GMI' WIll be a htde different In gardenmg through the Wayne LORI' MAICO • OMNJ• PHILLIPS' PHONAK • QUALITONE addition to the tradItIOnal and Macomb extensIOn pro- exchangIng of plants by mter- grams The course runs for 14 REXTON • SIEMENS' SONOTONE' SOLAR • STARKEY' ested gardeners, there WIll be weeks Each week covers a dlf- TELEX' UNITRON. WIDEX master gardeners on hand to ferent topiC At the end of the answer questIOns course, after passmg a test, you SAVE DOLLARS WITH THIS AD! "In past years we've had receIve the deSIgnatIOnof mas- nursenes there," saId Delsener ter gardener People can learn Offer expires 9/26/97 "In the future, we hope to have about the courses and about lecturerers who WIllmake pre- slgnmg up for them» sentatlOns to the pubhc We are Gardemng, saId Delsener, trymg dIfferent thmgs » has become very popular over LIST PRICE UP TO $2,000.00. COME IN AND SAVE DOLLARS! The exchange WIllbe held In the past several years If sta- Wmdmlll Pomte Park and tlstlcs are to be beheved, It IS FITTINGS AVAILABLE UP TO 80 D.B. LOSS WITH OPTIONS. begIns at 9 a m and runs until Arnenca's No 1 hobby The noon While the event IS bemg perenmal exchange allows FREE HEARING TEST & FREE VIDEO EAR INSPECTION. SIXTY DAY TRIAL. sponsored by the Park Grosse POlllte'S gardeners to , COUPON I , I Beautification CommISSIon meet and exchange a vanety of r.------~ r.------~ r.------~COUPON and bemg held m a munICIpal flowers and bulbs It's a pleas- HEARING AID ALL IN-EAR park, It ISopen to everyone, not ant way to meet people and I ALL IN-EAR Just Park reSIdents, saId learn more about gardenmg REPAIRS HEARING AID r HEARING AID Delsener ALL BRANDS I CUSTOM IN-THE-EAR CUSTOM CANAL, FULL SHELL BEHIND-THE-EAR REG. $798.00 I REO. $698.00 WITH COUPON $5995 WITH COUPON $A 198 i WITHCOUPON PLUS S&H I EXPIRES9/26/97 $298 L ~ L '9 ~, EXPIRES9n6/97 EXPIRES 9/26/97 I Model CANAl-C.M r I ~~~~~l~~~~~• r. 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., , 1 I t A o • • & 'l September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 3A School taxes mirror Attention Shores rates for 1995-96 By Shirley A. McShane residents: Library 1 3255 mll1~ for technology S1aff Wnter upgrades ThiS year, home- n0ne 'Ire the d:l)~ \\lkn the "ledU ownerl> will pay b b:.!.!!J school board wrestled with for operatIOns and 1 2853 for board has vacancy decIsIOns such as whether to technology By Shirley A. McShane "We appre~late what he raIse property taxes 9 percent The overall rate of 8 1553 IS or 7 percent - or 2 percent for Staff Wnler (DaVId) brought to the board the same as that leVIed 10 the that matter Once agam the Grosse He was an outstandmg mem 1995-96 school year, Fenton Pomte LIbrary board finds ber of the board He had d School finance reform saId III brought about 10 1994, when Itself ~hort a trustee background accounting, Overall, all properties are ThiS time, It'S Richard which IS always great, and Michigan voters passed taxed at 6 mills Non.home- Proposal A whICh mcreased the DaVId, the representative expertise In all kmdb of hlgh- stead property owners (those trustee for the Village of profile orgamzatlOns and a sales tax and lowered property With commercIal properties taxes, limits the local school Grosse Pomte Shores, who had sen~e of pubhc relatIOns He and second homes) are taxed berved one year of a four year was a dynamiC man who con. dlstnct's ablhty to control and an additIOnal 18 mills, mOVlng generate operatmg revenue term tnbuted a lot to the board We non-homestead taxes to 24 DaVld tendered hiS re~lgna. wllI miss him," Bruce s81d The School Aid Act adopted mills by the Legislature guarantees tlOn effectlVe Sept 1 due to MeanwhIle, the hbrary Grosse Pomte and a handful Mum sale famIly obligatIOns whIch board, whIch next meets at 7 each school dlstnct a basIc of other dlstncts around the It's mum sale time again at University Liggett reqUired him to move out of pm Monday, Sept 20, In the level of funding per-pupil pro- state were allowed to seek Vlded the dlstnct leVIes a local School. Sponsored by the junior class - officers this the hbrary dlstnct area, Said Neighborhood Club, 17150 voter-approved "hold harm- year are from left, Raquel Castaneda, DanleDe board prebldent John Bruce Waterloo, Will operate short a property tax at a millage rate less" or "gap" mJllages to mam- Wright. president Joel Parrott and Jacq1yn Scbnelder The dlstnct has set a dead trustee Bruce dntlclpates the set by the Legislature The tam pre-reform spendmg lev- basIc level of funding per-pupil - the sale oHers a variety of beautiful, bigh quallty line of Thesday, Sept 30, for vacancy WIll be filled by the els receiVIng applicatIOns So far, October meetmg IS known as the foundation outdoor garden mums. Sale dates are Friday and Sat- In 1995, Grosse Pomte untay, Sept. 19 and 20, at the McCann Ice Rink at Bruce saId, they haven't When the district hbrary allowance schools asked voters to the Cook Road campus, 1045 Cook, Grosse Pointe received any was established In 1994 (end. With that In mmd, the approve two separate propos- Grosse POinte school board on Woods.Hours are from 3 to 6 p.m. Friday and from 9 "We're stili gettmg the ...ord mg a more.than-70-year rela- als 68303 mills for five years a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Mums, available in red, out, we have no apphcatlOns tlOnshlp With the school sys- Sept 8 set Its tax rate for the on homestead propertIes, and 1997-98 fiscal year, wIth white, yellow, bronze and pink, are $9 pre-ordered returned but we have had peo. tern), It was deCided by the 1 3255 mIlls for five years on and $10 the clay of the sale. All Oowers must be pIe express mterest," he said orgamzlng parties (the Grosse adjustments made based on homestead properties for the picked up by 1 p.m. Satuntay. Call (313) 884.4444 for The library's 1994 Inaugural POinte school dlstnct, the five the taxable value of homes _ technology program which Increased thIS year by more Information. board, after It separated from POinte munlClpahties and the As recently as 1992 the the Grosse Pomte Public City of Harper Woods) that the 3 1 percent The sale of a home school board, In a diVIded vote, or bUilding an addition onto a School System, was appomted seven. member board would be approved a 79 percent tax Jefferson repaving reviewed by a school board sub-commlt- appomted, With one trustee for home Increases the taxable mcrease (lower than the 9 per- value of property The overall tee When their terms expired, each mUnlclpahty and one at- cent recommended by the three trustees opted to retire large member rate IS set by the state and supenntendent) At the time at G.P. City council meeting school dlstncts are hmlted to and the process began of The process of replacmg the total tax levy was 32 8422 CIty of Grosse Pomte offi- and time constramts Bremer . that amount IndlVldual prop- replaCing trustees by appomt. trustees Imolves advertlsmg mIlls on all properties and clals are "slttmg on the end of said But answers ar~ on hold ment rather than electIOn and acceptmg applIcatIOns erty taxes are subject to fluctu- mcluded 31 0165 mills for the atIOns the edge of theIr chaIrs" 1Il until pnmary personnel are In that sltuatlon, the outgo- which then arc glVen to a nom- general fund, 1 3 for the pubbc antiCipatIOn of Wayne County back at the county level to Ing trustees partICIpated In the matmg committee composed of bbrary (which IS no longer sup- responses to several questIOns answer questIOns There are minimal changes search and selectIOn process the vacatmg trustee, the ported by the school system), about the time schedule for _ John Lundbe~ and had ample time to find library board preSident and . In the tax structure from the and 5257 for debt (The dls- repavmg of Jefferson g last fiscal year, said Chns replacements, Bruce said the mayor of the city repre- tnct does not have a separate Currently, the City IS on a tlme Last year, Harper Woods sented by the board seat p Fenton, assistant supennten- debt retirement and IS paYIng schedule for repavmg untll the dent for bUSiness and support New smoking trustee Steve Matthews candidate recommendatIOn IS ofT $350,000 m energy fiscal year 1999-2000 reSIgned hiS post on the library then submitted to the Grosse services. In total the rate Improvement bonds out of the reflects about a 1 3 percent ordinance to board when he wab elected to Pomte school board for general fund, Fenton said) "The people that we need the Grosse Pomte school appomtment The pO,>tt!on has . Increase for non-homestead answers from are on vacatIOn," • property owners and no be discussed board In that case too, a term endmg June 30,2000 The dIstrict's maximum saId Chns Bremer, assistant although It was shorter nottce, AppllcatlOn~ are due Sept • Increase for homestead proper- voter-approved mIllage rate cIty manager "The counCIl has OffiCials from the City are tyowners the board wa<; able to fill the 30 Call library admml,>tratlOn was 36 9 mIlls Before that, tax a real concern that (the CIty) consldenng a new smoking pOSitIOn In a speedy fashIOn, at (311) '143 2'32') Last year, homestead own- rates had Increased on an has a place on the lIst" ordmance to retam more local With DdVld ers paid 6 8303 mills for gener. average of 6 percent, Fenton control oVer teens that Violate al operatmg purposes and saId at the tIme The Grosse Pomte Park city smoking laws The counCil had counCil last week rejected a a study sessIOn I"st week for cost.shanng proposal from the the benefit of pubhc safety offi Information still sketchy county to repave Jefferson by cers and personnel of the dls- 1998 That plan Involved the tnct court No formal actIOn after FBI raid of Fanns home Park and the county spbttmg was taken by the counCIl and the cost of repavmg the road JS In prevent a Ruby Ridge sItua- the ordinance merely the By John Lundberg Park offiCIals' chIef objections threshold stages tlOn" SIaffWn1er to the plan was that because Bremer saId because Wayne It won't be until some time Montz saId the club IS an Jefferson IS a county road, It County does not hold Juvemle m the future before the public internatIOnal/natIOnal organi- should be mamtamed by smokmg VIolators as a top pn. WIll know the contents of the zatIOn that has a "common Wayne County. onty, cIty offiCials have eVldence seized In last week's membership ~ According to expressed Interest m handling search of the Grosse POinte reports, members of the group "We share the same concerns such cases Farms home of Harry In other states are under as those In the Park," Bremer Bremer added that although Bowman, national preSident of mdlctment m cases ranging said "There IS (also) a concern the ordinance IS not one of any from homiCIde to extortIOn and the Outlaws Motorcycle Club about (our) tax dollars tn real urgency, the counCil 'Wlll The raid was conducted by the drugs Wayne County's hands" follow up on the Issue at the DetrOIt office of the FBI, WIth Montz added that It IS com. The City looked mto differ- next regular meeting sched- the assistance of the Drug mon for the agency to ask for ent factors mvolved m the uled for Oct 20 Enforcement Agency and the assistance from the local pohce repaVIng such as engmeenng - John Lundberg Farms pohce when conductmg such a raid The club's DetrOit headquar- ter's was also searched AAA Michigan establishes "We are not allowed to diS- NeW's close what was In the search warrant or the eVIdence that road construction hotline was seIzed," said Dawn Montz, Deadline? AAA MIchigan has estab- Gaydos, AAA Michigan edmund t. AHEE jewelers speCial agent for the FBI "The hshed a new toll.free hothne 3 p.m. deCISion to unseal the (related Corporate CommunicatIOns 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods (800) 411-4823 where manager contents) IS made by the US Monday MIchigan motonsts can access (313) 886-4600 Attorney's Office" AAA Michigan first estab- the latest mformatlOn on con- hshed the hotlme In spnng to An author zed TAG He.Jer dealer Farms pohce were present struction projects along heaVI- draw attentIOn to poor road dunng the r8ld of Bowman's ly traveled traffic artenes condltlons m MIchIgan "ThIS home on Mt Vernon, said Lt The semce was launched m IS a natural progreSSIOn," Mark Brecht He added that cooperatIOn WIth the Michigan Gaydos says "We beheve It DETROIT the case remainS very sensI- Department of TransportatIOn WIll help motonsts travelmg In tive "ThIS IS deSigned to mform MIchigan aVOId traffic prob travelers of constructIOn slow. lems" HAPPY HOUR 4 ieh to 7 ieh "ThiS IS the FBI's show," down sites or detours they Brecht said "(We were there) along major routes across the The report WIll be updated to take any steps we could to Great Lakes State," says Jeff ~everal times weekly This Week At THE PUMP Playing Live ... 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Rohhln~ Sutf' :152 (,r1no HMM MI49411 161618~6 Sn6 10' 16161 847 <\147 Pmof dMa/t@n(JVO(]nffll ct'lm 4A News September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Art and photography lives through this Farms woman By John Lundberg fulll nJ.lturl'd Jap,me"l' maple Staff Wnter It 11l'lp, Oil, appleclate your The clod, h ,et on 10 'Hond, ',Il roulldIng rel.ltlOll"hlp y,lth ,md the r,lU bq,'1n, RlhlInan IlltUIC'" ,he "a}" "Nature'I'; BdY h,!» no loom 101 error l'ntl'rtdInn1l'nt that IS free to Pomte Academy process Her work has dray,n \\ hen performmg the delIc,ltl (,(l'none It", "en fulfillIng I For the ldst decade, Bay's ,orne notonet} from her neigh- lmdge tran,fer of a photogl dph call't COnCel\I' of hvmg Without mtel e~t h.ls been photography bors negatl\ I' before the film dw, It or l'nJoVlllg seemg It " Her paSSlOn began after JOlmng "I'm known ,l'; th!' n!'1,;hh'lr rn ~'1t( f. )UI ,Jll,.. Hq.~dll\ l to l~"" ....r .0.01 fur .Jll,. l.k.~d.U lliL Gl u",~ t'omte Camera hood bug lady," she say~, the POSltl' I' The proc", e.ld} A Fdrm" resIdent ,;mce Club and has resulted m wm laughIng a 110\(~ Bay to tran,fer 01 dIn,ln 1969 "hE' attended the nmg a number of aWdrds m The Bays have two chtldren, Images mto Imaglnatl\ I' linl\ er'lt\ of l\hchlgdn and Juned mVltatlOnals and compe- Charhe .lnd Andrea, who hve expresslOns of the PICtUiI' to a retu \ I'd her BFA from the tItlOn~ out of ,tate They are expectmg number of cho~en ,;urface, Ko Cr.mbrook Academy y,here she "Workmg With close up pho- two are eXdctl} ahke ,tudlCd potter}, metalslmthlng theIr first grandchIld shortly tography ha" opened up a new and both children carryon the "TIme IS of the es,ence (In and \(('a\ Ing But the artistic world to me," she says famIly's artistIc helltage lfl the proce",,)," she sa} s frUit doesn t fdll far from the Bay's current work IS m "ome way George I'; preSIdent Mls"lon accomplIshed, Ea\ f.lmdv tree Her father was an emulSIOn and Image transfers adds another extraordlndrv art professor and many rela of SCrimshaw Carvmgs m The processes allow her to Grosse Pomte Farms pIece to her extensive portfoho, tl\ C', y,orkC'd In the field mampulate Images from pho- whICh Includes paInting,; I came from a very gifted "Both Charlie and Andrea tographs to express her artIstic are manelous photographers," masks formed from metals and famIly," "he says "They freedom She WIll have an exhI- assorted antiques m,tIlIed a love of art In me she "ays "Andrea, an executive bItion of her work m an open chef, (also) shows her artIstiC Bay and husband George GrowIng up, family entertain- receptton at the Scarab Club m ImpreSSIOn lfl food" Bay's house In Grosse Pomte ment (consIsted of) spendmg a DetrOit beglnnmg Saturday, Farms IS a lIVing testament to "eekend at the DetroIt There IS not one PI' nod m art Oct 4 The exhibit Will run hIstory that Influences Bay's their love of art InsIde, the In';tltute of Arts or strolhng the throughout the month and walls are covered bj pictures grounds at Cranbrook " work To her, all forms are many of the displays wIll be mterwoven, resultlflg m a ranging from Japanese pnnts After graduatmg from avallable for purchase The holistIC tapestry that she to modern pamtmgs No one Cranbrook, Bay contmued her Scarab Club IS located at 217 pIece of furmture IS the same, study of metalsmlthmg m expresses In her art In addl Farnsworth, dIrectly behmd tlon to many exhIbItIOns, she but there IS an eclectic synergy Germany She was well at the DetrOit Institute of Arts that VIbrates throughout home because of her German belongs to a local herb society Her photography has taken and the mternatlonal Questers The garden m back boa"ts of hentage and knowledge of the Bay to study the metamorpho- Inc By constantly exposing butterfly host plants 11kI' the language Once back from the SISofbutterfhes that mature m herself to other forms of art, milkweed and the fennel that Contment, she taught at the her garden She currently has her passIon keeps reVltaltzlng attract monarchs and swallow Dayton Institute of Arts where A sell portrait of Rosemuy Bay in an emulsion transfer pho- a cocoon of a monarch m a Itself tails Stroll1ng through the gar. she met George They settled tography technique reveals its expressive possibilities. glass case mSlde of her home "I am not a verbal person," den, you wIll also encounter a m the Farms and Bay contm- that she WIll photograph she says "I'm much better ofT Japanese bonsai plant and a ued teachmg at the Grosse art work ~ the exhibIt, call the Scarab throughout the maturation expressing myself through my For more mformatlOn about Club at (313) 831-1250 AAA Michigan Web work honored AAA MichIgan IS among the (wwwweb-mastercom) to nom- Accordmg to WebMaster top 100 Internet and mtranet mate a Web enVironment, a magazme Publisher and EdItor sites m the nation, accordmg to smgle site or a smgle apphca- If! 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Aft OflllCU1 A04 I) H"J"T1 hon ~og now MI 4860;> 1~17119?093~ SEQlJENCE {8001968 14~6 fn' 1\171792 7~]3 "'''INION (>mo dmq 1.rr!. ro"., 'nl .'.IOIIAL O"'Cll 9')tJ Rohb ns <)utf" 25'2 (,rann ~{('1 ...pn M149 .. 17 (6 6) 8468176 In' (6161 8~1 au ('l"T1Cli dmo?C'twwoaotP C()m In curriculum, which had been studied, Silent majority updated by the dIstrict's curriculum com- mittee, dnd approved by the school board In the "prmg of 1996 finds voice on In ju"tlfymg their pOhltIOns, both mem- bers of the board minority made the pomt school music that they had been elected by the voters Opinion Of course, they had, or they wouldn't be he 'SIlent mdjOllt) ~ \\ ho ha~ sitting with the board favored the chdnges m the Grosioe But sometimes both seem to forget that POInte school S)iotem" mU~ll pro- the publIc has elected the majonty and T We not ani) agree WIth the . Silent veriolal musIc teacher had been proposed gram finally found It" VOlce In rebuffed' cntlcs In the last two school maJonty" III ItS pr3lioe for the supennten- even before Klein had taken over her "upport of the program at la"t week's electIOns That puts a speCIal burden on dent and the musIc committee, but we duties dS supenntendent school board meeting comphment ItS members for beIng wllhng the cntlcs, In our OpinIOn, to bolster theIr TI' ~ct(hhon, t", D other people 1m uhcd A" reponed m last week" lio~ue by dltlerence" by cIting mtormatlOn that to expreio'> their \ ICWpOIntS at a pubhc In that controver"y had ended theIr par- Grosse Pomte Newio staff \\ nter ShIrley board meetmg supports what they say tICipatIOn In It The South pnnclpal had McShane, the pro-musIC group, \\ ho Now that backers of the majonty as Too often, In such controversies, those left and the term of the preSident of the unoffiCially called themselves the «"Ilent well as the cntlcs have had their sepa- III the "silent majonty" aVOId gettmg teachers umon had expIred majonty," was m effect answenng the rate mghts of talk at and WIth the school Involved m public dlhcusslOns WIth their So K1em really "lnhented" the contro- cntlcs who ear her had "ounded off board, we hope that the Issue of musIc cntlcs They obVIOusly felt It was time to versy, but has not ducked her responsl- agaInst changes made In the secondary program changes WIll finally subSIde speak out - and dId blhty to try to find senSible solutIOns to mUSll program In evaluatmg Klelll's work on the In addItIOn, we hope that the crItICS It Instead, she made sound judgments 10 The «Silent mdjOnty" dlso comphment- wl1l awaIt the results of the shIfts and musIc program, all of us should also putting some of the recommendatIOns ed the new superintendent, Suzanne changes made and proposed before remember that the controversy over mto practice thIS fall and delaying others Klem, the school board and the instru- reneWing the kind of verbal bombard- Ralph MIller and hIS musIc assignments that need more tIme for consIderatIOn mental musIc committee for their contn- ment that had earher been launched at really began dUrIng the reIgn of the pre- In her comments last week, K1em also butlOns to the recommendatIOns made In the board and the supermtendent VIOUSsupenntendent explamed that changes made were In the the new program In fact, the reasslgnmeflt of the contro- In fact, they might even hke what they areas of staffing and scheduhng, and not see and hear Robert G Edgar Publisher DISPLAY ADVERTISINC PRODUCTION John Mlnms 882-3500 882.w90 Roger B UI8fS Ad \ t>rtlo;;mg Manager Fdllor and General Shawn Muler Robert B Edgar Manager .k.lm M Kozlowsk:r., Ass~tant to Ihe Founder and Pubh~her Ad ...ertL..mg 'Aanager A'-'(lClale Manilger (313) 343-5590 t>f1:e-r J Blfkl'l"- Sherry cmud (1940-1979) Ad\t'MI'ilng Repn-sentatl\e Diane Morell. JoAnne Burc.ar C.on..""ulta.,t Llnds.t)' J Kachel Ad\lrtl"lhg Rep~nlahve Greg Butoo;lewlC'Z ka thlef'n M Slevenson Ad ...ertL..lng Rl-prP4'Cntatl\ e TECHNICAL OPERATIONS Grosse Pointe News Mary EUt" VolnDusen, Va lent Encheif Ad ...t.rtlsmg RepresentatIve Mlfflltoer SUburNn Vol. 58, No. 38, September 18, 1997, Page 6A Julle R Sullo", Managerl Admumtralor 'f'\'I\ s.pa pt'n of Amrncil Ad\lrtL""ln~ Rt>pn""-<,,ntall\€ 343 ");7<; J.nd NallDnal •1\l;'~spdf'!::'rA"5()('la n Charter schools Iowan MEAP esults of a DetrOIt Free Press enthUSIastic backers had claImed m study of the records of MichIgan advance ....,-IMe To Cf4ANGe 1HE SiG-N.,. charter schools on the MichIgan Perhaps It was not just happenstance R EducatIOnal Assessment Program that WIse, a GOP state board member, (MEAP) tests confirm former GOP state Issued a statement last week that attacks Rep WIlham R Bryant's deCISIOn to lImIt the majonty Democrats for playmg pob- the number of such schools tics WIth charter schools The Free Press study showed that, com- pared WIth pubhc schools, 17 percent That IS a SIlly charge when, m fact, the fewer charter school fifth-graders had governor hImself earher thIS year had passing scores on MEAP tests 10 sCIence attempted to take over the power of the and WrItIng admInIstered last wmter state board or transfer It to the head of In additIOn, among eighth-graders, the the state Department ofEducabon, who IS gap between publIc schools and charter apPOinted by the governor school scores was about 12 percent, If that Isn't plaYing polItiCS WIth educa- After Gov John Engler and other GOP tion III general, we don't know what IS leaders labt year called for the removal of But Wise goes on to contend that any lumt on the number of charter schools Democrats on the board are guIlty of to be supported by the state, Bryant, then "brazen political chicanery" by raIsing the the House EducatIOn CommIttee chaIr, Issue of the «"ccountabllIty" of the char expanded the first cap of 100 to 150 ter schools CLOSED But he refused to remove the cap or In fact, we, too, have raised that ques- Increase It to a larger number tIOn because charter schools are run by DUE TO HIS reasolling was that the charter school boards first appomted by the char- schools had not proved theIr value In their tenng bodies, WIth future vacancies bemg first year and ought to be subjected to cnt- filled by appollltment by the remamlng WlNTE~ Ical assessment before the Legislature apPolllted board members conioldered removmg the lImIt Lackmg elective board members, how The current number of charter schools are such schools accountable to the pubhc, III operation IS 101, accordIng to Sharon and not just to LanSing? WIse WrItes that Letters WIse, a member of the state Board of they "should be held accountable for their EducatIOn performance as well as for theIr adher- North students dents are a «class act" Your Skateboarders Charter schoob, It IS true, have been In ence to the laws that govern them." posItIve behaVIor was a good example to the younger fans m eXIstence no more than two years, and Yet just how IS thIS done? Wise doesn't commended the crowd who were cheenng unfairly blamed? some had been runlllng less than a year say, except to agree that theIr students To the Editor: To the Editor: when theIr students first took MEAP for Grosse Pomte North You should take the MEAP tests Caught up m the excItement showed that respect for others I beheve you are hooked on a tests of the game agamst South IS more Important than a foot- stereotype that skateboarders WhIle charter schools cannot be judged So far, charter school scores on the High School the other mght, I ball game are destructIve, dehnquent, to be poorer than the pubhc schools on the MEAP tests hardly dIstingUIsh the char- heard the sounds of sIrens In Rosalind McHale and Just out there to be rebel- baSIS of these first scores, they obVIOusly ter schools or even mdlcate that more the VICinItyofVermer Road Grosse Pointe Woods hous and bug people Well that are not yet makmg the Improvement their should be permItted m MIchIgan The next day I learned that a may be the case WIth some speCial member of our commu- skaters, but most are out there nIty, Arthur «the clown", a Thanks Just to have fun Without grmd- long tIme proud fan of the stu- Tothe Editor: mg on benches or plckmg on What's behind GOP hearings dents who grew up m Grosse On behalf of the North HIgh elementary school kIds It has POinte Woods and who now admInistration I would like to come to the pomt where we hether or not VIce PreSIdent AI whIle the Democrats raIsed $108 mllhon, attend Grosse Pomte North can't skateboard on the street Gore IS ever found to be culpa- or just over half as much as the GOP HIgh School, a man who was or on the SIdewalk WIthout get- W ble, three facts should be Hard money IS the descnptIon of funds one of North's most loyal fans, tmg dIrty looks or bemg remembered about the congres- contnbuted dIrectly to electIve candI- had been struck and kIlled by a More letters on stopped by pohce ~lOnal mqUiTles mto charges that the dates, whIle soft money, contnbuted to car dunng the game Have you ever seen a In VIew of thIS tragedy, I Rollerblader or a bicycle nder DemocratIc NatIOnal CommIttee may pohtlcal partIes, IS supposedly used only page 8A have Illegally diverted hard money mto want to congratulate all of you pulled over for ndmg m the for state and local party-bUlldmg efforts, for your good sportsmanshIp street? Of course not, because soft money spending m the 1996 cam- such as get-out-the-vote dnves dunng thiS "bIg game" between they don't have an unfair and paIgn But over the years, the New York TImes North an South High Schools thank the 60 volunteers from untrue stereotype The fir"t fact IS that the Repubhcans, reports, the partIes have mcreasmgly As a parent of a football player North and South and the Once, I was pulled over by a who control both houses of Congress, are used "oft money donatIon" "to mfluence and a fan of thIS team, I am South HIgh adminIstrators policeman He told me to "GQ U"In,g the campaign finance heaTlngs In campaigns for federal office" Soft money proud of you all for nsmg who Jomed our regular staff of away and ~top buggmg people. an attempt to spOIl the vlce-pre,>ldent's has often been used, for Instance, to hire above the stupId vandalIsm 20 administrators, gate and I responded pohtely by ask- mITne and reputatIOn because he IS the campaIgn workers who do more for a par- that confronted you on the secunty personnel for helpmg Ing, "Then where can I go?" leadmg DemocratIC candidate for pre'll. tIcular candIdate than for the party he or morning of the traditional to make the first North/South «GQhome, take up a hobby,~ event that used to be a commu- dent In the year 2000 she represents VarsIty Football game uunder he Said mty celebration regardless of A" a re'>ult, the heanngs have heard ht. Those facts also help explain why most the hghts" a huge success They are telhng us all the whIch school won Over 4,100 were In attendance, places we can't go, but they tie of the GOP wrongdOIng III campaIgn Repubhcans oppose any new legislatIOn to I was e~pecJally proud of the the largest crowd for a North don't tell us where we can go fundmg However, the Senate committee control campaIgn spendmg, and resort, North cheerleaders, pep band HIgh athletIC contest In our My recommendatIOn to th~ dld hear the former GOP natIOnal party Instead, to charges that the Democrats and football team who patient- school's hl~tory Grosse Pomtes IS to bUIld a ch31rman and other" testIfy that the GOP broke even the eXI"tmg campaIgn laws ly tolerated the "very vocal" skatepark A skatepark would w.l~ not qUIte a" clean a~ a hound's tooth And thu,; they contend, we don't need any large group of South students Both team~ should be con- probably reduce unwanted m It" 1996 fund ral"lllg new laws who chose to ~It directly In gratulated for playmg an out- ~katers by about 90 percent, The ~econd fact I" that nobody has ever But here are two questIons rtO one front of the North cheerleadmg standing game, and the fans but I'm Just a skateboarder, been pro"ecuted under the law that Gore "eem" to have an'lwered squad rather than In front of should be commended for the what do I know? '>uppo"edly has Violated In fact, In ban- DId all that hard money raIsed by the theIr own South cheerleaders, PO~ltlve support thev gave Scott Meyera and cheered «agam~t" our nmg money raISing from federal blllid. RepublIcan" go dIrectly to candidate" or theIr team and for the excel. City of Grosse Pointe cheerleader~ and pep band lent <;port~man~hlp demon. PS Next tIme you are on a Ill,,", the law ongmally wa<; Intended to wa" part of It u"ed a" soft money? prpvent department heads from forcmg throughout the gllme strated by all \x>nch and you see whIte and And dId no GOP <;l'nator" or representa. The North cheerleaden theIr pmploype" to contnbute to the party black marks on the edges, tlves u~e theIr fedpral office bUlldmg ~howed compo~ure ann POSI- Again, ~peclal thank~ to chances are tho~e two ~peclfic In power phone~ to call contnbutor" and thu" VIO- lIve leader~hlp when two tho~e who volunteered theIr marks are cau~ed by gnnd- The thlrd fact 1'>, a" the New York laU> thl' law, a<;Gore "uppo"edly dId? South cheerlellder~ rudely help, we could not have none It st{)ne~on rollerblade~, not the Tlmp" rpportpd, III the last electIOn cycle, The purpo~e of the"e comment<; I" to strollpd dIrectly m front of Wlthout you steel truck~ on skateboards, thl' (;OP NiltlOnal CommIttee r31~ed $193 remmd reader" that both partlPs play the them, dl~ruptlng a cheer the whIch VIrtually leave no milhon In hilrd money, thp hIghly regulilt. money game, and both ought to figure out North cheerlpllders hlld Ju~t Thomas A. Gauerke marks I'd dlrpct contnbutlOn" to cilndldatp", way" to "top It begun Asst. Principal.Athletics Grosse POinte North ~tu Grosse Pointe North High See LETTERS, pag, SA f r ST III I n I) I L JJ .f 9 1 I t A D e 0 & Q spouses', our parents', our Age has fnends' and our own worth all the atttotlOn I u,ui thllk ,md thm, bOto speak She to give It I don't like to admit It, but h,I' wedthered more than a I dlso no longer worry dbout women worry about how we quarter 01 d century of changes privileges look We fret and fuss about gettmg tan, about whether I m 111 tuttmg, perm 109, curhng, our weight, our clothes, our dres Grosse Pointe News September 18,1997, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page JAY MASINICK ~_i _ He's in with "Mrs Chnton was campaign- the I'nn crowd 109through MadIson, WIS, and stayed WIth her entourage at the Concourse Hotel & "What's your son, Ca!, domg Governor'. Club where Cal IS In a photo WIth Hillary CEO and general manager," Clinton?" FYI asked the Clty'S Pat Said Pat Worrell, whose hubby IS "After they all got settled In Dr. Caller H. Worrell. he just went to theIr SUIte to Turns out the younger CallS mtroduce hImself and the next an mnkeeper, thmg he knew Hillary and he and a top- were standmg m front of a notch one at camera n that, havmg What you won't see here 10 once been FYI IS a pIcture of Cal Wlth AI voted Gore, who wa, also a guest at WisconSIn's h" hotel another tlme Innkeeper of -I lHINK rLL MISS ARlHuR MOST G.P. High grad Cal L. Wor- Our son had sent some good the Year He's ArTHE PARK IN lHE SUMMER - rell shares some smiles Wl'conslO beer and some of a '67 graduate with a famous guest. th%e crazy cheese hats up to of the Pomte's theIr room," Pat says "When then-only institutIOnal management he knocked on the door later to hIgh school WIth a degree m from MSU (-(SNIFF) See FYI, page 20A Repairing the Silk Road By Andrew C. Richner the Ambassador Bndge and 1- liar coahtlOn toutmg 1-69 as State Representative 75,1-94 and 1-96 the benefiCIary of the federal Ir you've dnven your car at ThIs proJect proVIdes a cnb- funds to pay for the upgraded all thIS summer, no doubt you cal hnk m our transportatlon technology and other Improve- Hickey have been delayed by a mynad network The Ambassador ments Those of us supporting of orange cones, "lane ends" Bndge IS the buslest mterna- the 1.94 route, whIch connects SlgJlS and road constructIOn tlonal border crossmg 10 the to MeXICOVIa 1-35, beheve we Freeman crews workmg fevenshly to fix United States, accountmg for Should have the inSIdetrack as our roads. WhIle wann weath- 25 percent of all trade between the route would essentIally er always means an mcrease m the United States and Canada reqwre no new highway con- road work, the level of actlVlty Grosse Pomte reSIdent structlon whIle the 1-69 route fall/winter 1997 thIS year IS even greater than Mlckey Blashfield, spokesman would entail a multl-bllhon In years past. ThIs IS because for the Ambassador Bndge dollar mvestment to construct collection show the state Legislature and Gov company, beheves that our new freeways from John Engler responded to pub- tradIng potential Wlth Canada Indlanapohs to MeXlco. hc demand to proVlde a real and MeXlcowould be developed In addItion to the solution for MIChigan's Imper- even further If the federal gov- Ambassador Bndge proJect, lied mfrastructure by passmg ernment deslgnates the 1-94 Grosse Pomte, Harper Woods earher thIS summer a senes of corndor as a "NAFTA and east-SIde reSidents Wlll be transportation refonns and SuperhIghway" ThIs deslgna- the dlrect benefiClanes of a Increased road fundmg mea- tlon would entitle truck traffic $2 3 mllhon project to repave ThUrsday,September 25 sures known as "BUIld between Canada, the UOIted and repair Eight MIle and 4pmto8pm MIchIgan II " States and MeXICOto move Vernier to be completed next Last week I toured Wlth Gov across borders qUIcklyand effi- year This amounts to the Men's Engler one very Important clently by allowmg customs largest state road mvestment road constructIOn SIte at the agents to momtor electromcal- m our commumty smce VernIer Intersectlon of Interstate 75 Iy the contents of the trucks was Wldened to eIght lanes m Select from our In-stock and the Ambassador Bndge A coahtlon of governmental 1968 I was able to obtain the The $2 mllhon proJect, whIch offiClals, bUSiness leaders and commltment from the gover- collection of Hickey-Freeman Wlll be completed later thIS others promotmg 1.94 for the nor's office for thIS project In SUits, sportcoats and trousers, year, WlII result to Improved NAFTA SuperhIghway deslg. connectIOn WIth passage of the or order a garment made traffic flow and access between natIon IScompetmg Wltha slm- BUIld MIchigan II package of bills to your measure. The governor and many of us In the state Legislature conSId- A representative from er the repatr and rebuilding of our state road system as VItal Hickey-Freeman Willbe available to our state's economy The 1-94 to assist With your selections corridor, mdudlng major con- necUlrs such as EIght MIle and Vernier, hnks JObs, busmesses and people to the m8Jor trade route running through the heartland of North Amenca - It IS our SJik Road of the 21st • Century LIke the Silk and spIce DETROIT traders of centunes past, our continued economic progress depends on the strength of our commel'Claltransportation sys- tem We are commItted to do what we can to malntalO and A Improve MIchIgan's roads N ""YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! " CALL 882-3500 Jacob sons 17000 Kercheval. Grosse Pomte • (313' 882-7000 hours. Mon.Sat 10 9. Son Noon-S To reserve Display AdvertiSing space by 200 P m Fnday II , 1 ------, "_PVlIAn cwnRIt ,. 804 ~ Hom hon Sag now M I 48607 1\17,7920934 SEQUENCE 'C. 18001968 1456 lox 15171797 7473 ICOTT .. INION pmo I rlmq IOcr s,<:om Presdef'll .... O... LO"'Clo 916 Robbns S",. 752 G and Hoven MI 49417 16'618468//6 lox 161618476747 ...... ~~")A-~~~ .... 8A September 18, 1997 News Grosse Pointe News Letters The facts speak for them- IS completed. Princess Di splves Cause of backup have a full understandmg of diSCUSSthe sewer backup prob- 1b the Editor: On Monday, Sept 8, I the caUbeof the backup and to lem on Monday, Sept 29, at unfairly criticized addressed the Grosse Pomte Wayne County and Its 43 Soon after the heavy ram- know what can reahstlcally be 7 30 P m m the counCil cham- To the Editor: storm on Wednesday, Aug 20, I Woods City CounCil meetmg to done to prevent thl:! from ever ber I'm hopmg all Grosse commumtles have created a mqwre about the date for the Dr Bloom's artIcle on buslness-fnendly enVIronment requested a specJal meeting be happemng agam Pomte Woods reSidents who commIttee of the whole meet- Pnncess DIana (9/4/97) pro- that mVites economic invest- called by the mayor of Grosse Second, I beheve the city was are mterested m the cause of vides a compelhng argument ment and expansIOn Pomte Woods, director of pub- mg and to address my concerns not attentive m Informmg resI- the backup and who have sug- against psychology How dare he works and aty manager about the reSidential sewer dents and samtatlOn workers gestIOns for prevention Will backup problems follo\\wg th" dHyone assume to understand With LhtlGrosse Pomte Woods ,)f til" h""lth Jdlll':"lb, "p"'-Ial atteud. Aug 20 ram About 20 resl- and Judge the feehngs and Dewitt J. Henry reSidents affected by the storm cleanmg techmques or the spe- Apparently, 81 homeowners motivatIOns of other humans The city manager and mayor dt'nts were also m attendance CIal storm garbage pickup have contacted the City about Director, Department because of thIS problem In our otJobs &: Economic felt this Wlue should be dIs- arranged for Saturday, Aug 23 the problem so far cussed at a coDllIUttee of the household, we expenenced 6 to At the council meetmg the Pnncess Diana's death was Development, Wayne 8 mches of backup not a medIa event, but a world County whole meetmg once a report mayor announced the commit- Patricia KukuJa Ch:l'-ljnski event I have never known the from the public works d1VlBlon First, I beheve we need to tee of the whole would meet to Grosse Pointe Woods world to be so \\mted m gnef over anyone person It IS unfaIr to use words hke ~wlld, IrresponsIble, defiant, rebelhous, out of control" to descnbe PrIncess DIana She " was a human bemg WItha wide range of qualities and prob- lems I' Pnncess Diana's "behavIOr , I was not becommg of a good woman"? What do you find obJectIOnable? That she tran- scended all class, sOCIal,ethmc and racial boundanes and reached out to everyone In love and kindness? That she worked tirelessly for chantIes, Visited war-tom countnes to promote peace and fearlessly loved the chIldren ofthe world? That she touched the untouch- able, loved the unlovable, looked death, fLar, poverty and despair In the face and gave people hope? I feel very comfortable assummg that Pnncess Thana did not want to die and leave her boys motherless She was m an accident She did not cause the accIdent She did not .' ~self-destruct ~ "She tned to be a good moth- er, but a good mother IS not an absent mother,' Bloom says. In today's world, people divorce and share custody Diana couldn't spend every day WIth " her boys both because of her chanty work and because of the time they spent WIth their II father She loved those boys fiercely ...... NK TAURUS! I' Diana managed to gIVeoth- ers the gIft that she herself so needed to be gwen - uncondI- ' t tional love If she felt unwor. .... • I. - ')()T,f thy, It IS not because she was unworthy, but because she was / to human Kathy Wasden Grosse Pointe Shores Facts speak for 4 • themselves PER MONTH/2 MONTH l.IA5l To the Editor: I read, WIth mterest, your edltonal on Oakland County DURING 1997 UAJlANCE ("Oakland now coolto caSinos," Sept 11) that was based on a LJTHORIZED C recent DetroIt Free Press edl- tonal column by Heath FACJORY~ '97 TAURUS ~II Menwether It appears the mtent of the DEfROIf'S FAVORIf'E •• edltonal was to glVe a back- " handed slap to DetrOIt and - -- - ~7 TAURUS Wayne County That IScertain- ly your edltonal prerogative However, you could have bet- ter served your readers If you had done a more thorough analySIS of the regIOn's eco- nomic development landscape In domg so, you would have discovered several mterestlng Items, mcludml( • As reported In last Wednesday's DetrOit Free Press, Wayne County has the regIOn'shottest mdustnal mar- kets l D September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Practice of phone 'slamming' catches consumers unaware By JIm SlIcldord one consumer complamt at the anythmg dealIng WIth tele Staff Wnter pie are contdcted over the tele- shouldn't have to endure." call the company that dId the Federal CommumcatlOns phone semce WIthout readIng ~t the buyer beware That's phone by "bOIler room" opera- Some other thmgs people siammmg and ask for wntten CommISSIOn (FCC) and the It carefully the warning being gwen to tors, who can tnck people mto can do to protect themselves IS proof that the consumer autho- MIchIgan PublIc ServIce Often, saId Peterson, con- telephone consumers by offi- glvmg some !>ort of verbal to check theIr phone bIlls every nzed a SWitch The consumer CommIssIon (MPSCl," saId sumers will receIve leiters clQls at Amentech approval month to make sure that there should also say that he WIll Peterson "ThE' FCC has statmg th3t the) h:1\ e \\ un ... The practIce of slammIng, or P...... l.OU lHIi". d.uyolll' who IHlln 1 dny !>trange or new only pay the charges that hIS receIved 12,000 slammmg com- contest and the pnze IS a sum SWItching the long dIstance IS contacted over the telephone charges They can also ask for regular carner would have plaInts In the first half of thIS of money, $5 or the like The servIce of a consumer WlthOut to ask for somethIng In wntmg slaulIllmg protectIOn from Imposed If the camer wJlI not year There were 16,000 com- cashIng of the check IS taken as the consumer's knowledge, IS or to say that they are not Amerltech by callIng (800) drop charge!>, the consumer plaInts In all of 1996 " a SIgn that the consumer wants becommg a bIg problem, saId Interested m sWltchmg ser- SLAM920 should call the FCC at (888) Peterson saId that the FCC to SWItch long-dIstance Amentech Commumty VIces The semce IS free 225-5322 Intends to tIghten the rules prOVIders RelatIOns manager Jon "What slammmg IS, IS antI- If you have been slammed, The consumer should then agamst slammIng, but In the There are now many small Peterson consumer," saId Peterson Peterson saId that you should call her regular camer and say meantIme, consumers can do long-dIstance prOVIders that "DespIte effort to deter slam- "People have the nght to have call the local telephone compa- she was slammed, and ask to some thmgs to protect them- charge more than the large mmg and pUnJsh the slam- the servIce they want ny to have servIce SWItched be reconnected, saId Peterson selves The most Important camers, hke AT&T or Spnnt, mers, It remams the number Unscrupulous people sWltchmg back She should not be charged for thIng they can do IS to not SIgn Peterson saId SometImes pea- services IS somethIng people The consumer should also the reconnect State approves plan to repair Eight Mile near the Eastland Mall State Rep Andrew RIchner overhaul ImmedIately Thanks hlstoncal SIgnIficance announced that the MIchIgan an Improvement as was the for Eastland Mall, whIch IS a June, and expects the $2 3 ml!- to the Increased transportatIon "Through the strong support Department of TransportatIon WIdenIng and resurfacIng ofM- reglonal economIc engme hon project to be completed fundmg approved by the gover- of Rep RIchner and other leg- has approved an extensIve 102 back m 1968 " accountIng for more than 3,000 and reopened by Oct 15, 1998 nor and the LegIslature thIS IslatIve leaders for Gov preservatIon project to fix a EIght MIle and Vermer Jobs m Harper Woods," saId summer, relIef IS on the way. Engler's comprehenSIve BuIld 1 3-mlle stretch of 8 would not have been elIgIble Harper Woods Mayor Frank "The department's proposal MIchIgan II transportatIon MIleNernler, from Kelly Road for Improvements untIl 1999 Palazzolo "No slgmficant to spend $2 3 mIllIon on 1 3 Dunng legIslatIve dehbera- package, thIS resurfacmg Wlll to 1-94 Wlthout passage of the trans- resurfacIng of VernIer has been mIles of road demonstrates an tIons In July, RIchner sought be one of the most extensIve portatIOn fundmg package done SInce 1968, and the road's extraordInary commItment to assurances that the road needs preservatIOn projects ever con- "ThIS IS the most substantIal poor condItIon detours mall meet our transportatIOn of the Grosse Pomte, Harper ducted In the Harper road constructIOn our east-SIde As a result of RIchner's and traffic. needs," RIchner saId "ThIS Woods and east-SIde commUnI- Woods/Grosse POInte commu- commumtIes have seen m 30 the LegIslature's work, a com- Investment m our communIty tIes would be addressed nItIes by the state," saId years," RIchner saId "VernIer prehenSIve overhaul wIll be The Department of WIll mean safer, smoother State transportatIon offiCIals MDOT spokesman Gary completed next fall Road IS In desperate need of an TransportatIOn WIll oversee roads for our motonsts, resI- S9.1dthe Impendmg project IS of Naeyaert "It IS as SIgnIficant "VernIer IS the mam access contractIng for the Job next dents and busmesses " AAA study shows reduction in auto air pollution in Detroit area Duong the past 26 years, eVIdence that restnctlOns on c1es WIth Improved pollutlon- requIre annual taIlpIpe emls, their representatives 111 emISSions of 31r pollutants m motonsts lIkely to result from control systems slons testmg, mandatory car Congress 111 support of HR HR 1984 They and other sup- the Metro DetrOIt area from tougher alr-quahty standards AAA MIchIgan IS on record poohng for employees of large 1984, a bill m the House of porters of the bIll contend the automobIles and hght trucks the federal EnVIronmental as beIng opposed to new aIr- compames, substantIally RepresentatIves that would proposed standards are based have been sharply reduced. ProtectIOn Agency (EPA) IS quahty standards for ozone mcreased parkmg fees and postpone EPA's new standards on flawed SCIentIfic studIes Accordmg to a study released seekIng to Impose are unwise and partIculate matter that other severely restnctIve mea- for four years whIle the sClen- The new standards, they say, m Washmgton, and supported and unnecessary," says Larry EPA has announced sures tIfic baSIS for those standards WIll not produce the pubhc- by AAA MIchigan, more than GIvens, AAA Mlchtgan's VIce The Auto Club contends An editonal that WIll appear IS reVIewed health benefits EPAclalms, but WIll have a severe Impact on 75 percent of the most harmful preSIdent for corporate rela- EPA's proposals could result III m the September Issue of the MichIgan Congressmen John pollutants now come from sta- tIons "The study shows that new regulatIOns affectmg the club's magazme, MIchIgan Dmgell of Dearborn and Fred the Amencan pubhc m enor- tlOnary sources such as facto- cars and hght trocks are not Metro DetrOIt area and other Llvmg, urges AAA MIchIgan's Upton of St Joseph are among mous costs and forced hfestyle nes, electnc power plants and the major source of aIr pollu- regIOns of MIchIgan that would 1 7 mJlhon members to contact the leaders of the effort to pass changes that would be reqUIred dry deaners, as well as heavy tlon m the DetrOIt and to meet the standards trucks, boats and lawn mow- Muskegon reglons ers "AAA MIchIgan strongly The study, whIch reVIewed supports the goals of the data on emISSions of volatile Clean AIr Act We applaud the orgamc compounds (VOCl and successful effort auto manu- OXIdes of mtrogen (NOx) for 24 facturers have made to reduce metropolItan areas m the pollutIon from vehIcles We Umted States, concluded that beheve motonsts are domg autos and hght trucks now more than theIr share to account for only 24 percent of achieve clean-31r goals by pay- VOC emISSions and 16 percent 109 as much as $2.000 per car ofNOx emiSSIons 10 the seven- (or pollutIOn-control eqUIp- county Metro Detroit area. ment In 1970. the numbers were "We contend there IS no JUs- 51 percent and 24 percent tlficatlOn for EPA to enforce respectively These reductions new standards that WlII cost were achIeved despIte a 57 per- motonsts even more money cent Increase m the number of and reqmTe onerous restnc- mIles traveled In the area by tlons of their freedom to cars and lIght trucks, the study dove," GIVens says. estImates Projectmg ahead to 2005, Stationary sources of poilu- the study concludes VOC tIon now account for 64 percent emISSIons from cars and of NOx and 55 percent of VOC trucks will be reduced by m the DetrOIt area's aIr, another four percentage according to AAA's study poInts and NOx emiSSIons by Muskegon County showed slm- another one percentage pomt lIar results as older vehlcles are retIred "ThIS study prOVIdes further and replaced by newer vehl- AARP to hear about public library Grosse Pomte chapter No tem Martm and Edna McKee 2151 of the Amencan have scheduled a day tnp to AsSOCIatIOn of RetIred Persons the Fredenck MeIjer Garden WIll meet at 1 p m Monday, and Sculpture Park, Includmg Sept 22, at Grosse Pomte a VISIt to the Gerald Ford Memonal Church The speaker Museum For detaIls, call (313) WIll be Vickey Bloom, admlnJs- 884-3343 For more mforma- trator for the Grosse POInte tIon about membershIp, call Pubhc LIbrary Her topiC WIll Howard Winter at (313) 881- be the future of the lIbrary sys- 7209 Senior Men meet on Sept. 23 The Semor Men's Club of Grosse Pomte wIll meet at 11 15 a m Thesday, Sept 23, at the Grosse Pomte War Memonal The speaker WlII be Esther K ShapIro, dIrector of the Consumer AffaIrs Department for the cIty of _. DetrOIt The department pro- VIdes consumer educatIon and mfonnatIon and InvestIgates consumer complalOts Eather K. Shapiro CITY OF HARPER WOODS CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN VOTER REGISTRATION NOTICE NonCE J~ HERFBY GIVEN 'hat all "",denl' oftl> 1 _I t OJ '_,1_ -=- 3 , C.. POII .. " 0fnCISJ BO"" S Hom lIon SaglnOW MI4B602 ,.. (>171 '920934 SEQUENCE IBOO) 9683456 • lox [>17179;>;>4<1 fOmOlI dmq lO(f!o com ... tOIlALO'flal 9JI>Robb" S"rte252 G and Hoven MI 4941 J 11>161846 a7l6 Inx (6161 841MV ..~AM"'')~ .. r ...._ 10A September 18, 1997 Seniors Grosse Pointe News Longevity can be ultimate goal when help is obtained LongeVIty can be the ult! gradual phY'Hcal hmltatlOn~ pany rheumatoId arthntls mate goal If certaIn healthy that come Yo Ith age I~to employ shown that exercise helps to measures are taken A perfect the ~ame tactIcs brought to Osteoarthnhs, degenerative mamtam or mcrease the Iy honest person wIll admit bear by dlplomab and arbItra- jOlllt disease, IS the kmd of strength of bone that longevIty IS the ultimate tors Forestall WIth compro arthntIs that everybody gets "The Arthnbs Helpbook" has goalm hfe In spIte of the tnal!> mIse It IS practically a umversal an excellent chapter outlmlng and tnbulatlOns which are part For lllstance, the 20-year-old problem, mcreasmg With age the benefits, prmclples and O~ten'lrthnt'~ ,~ 11 fTluch le~~ of hvmg t h.ere 'Ire not m:J••) .n~ld~ th.I';'~ It "ould b~ fUll to t) pes of ewrClSC :Jnd \\ hat who would wJihngly volunteer dISCOuntll 2 a m The 65 year- severe form of arthntls than should be aVOided to forego the e"penencc ofthelr old boJy ~dY~, "enough rheumatOld arthntls Included are specific exercIs- statistIcally allotted year!>of75 Prime Time There are three kmds of already" Thrn It off at mId- es for partIcular areas together to 8{) and now stretchIng mto mght and stIck to what you osteoarthntls The first and WIth pen-and-mk diagrams the century range were brought up on - the fox- By Marian Trainor mildest cause knobby enlarge- that show exactly how to do the Desirable as those later ment of the finger jomts The trot or possIbly a httle rock and would rather not know, whIch exercise to obtam the most years are, they come WIth a roll They contend that arthntls IS other jomts of the fingers may benefit pnce tag One pnce ISthe grad- IStoo bad because almost every not just a smgle dIsease, that be Involved ThIS kmd of A happy medIUm has been aliment assOCiated With the Enhghtemng and helpful as ual slOWing down of the body there are more than 100 kmds arthntls usually causes httle thiS book IS, It IS not a substi- reached You've proved that agmg process can be helped and ItS reluctance to obey the of arthntls whIch have some- dIfficulty tute for profeSSIOnalcare nor is you can ~tlll dance up a storm Take arthntls for mstance Impulses that the alert -mind and the body goes home pleas- thmg to do WIth one or more The second form of It a treat-yourself manual It IS WIll It to carry out The very word evokes a specter jomts of the body osteoarthnhs mvolve!> the antly exhIlarated but not of fear and pam meant to enlarge upon and to How many times have you exhausted The word arthritis means spme Bony growths (spurs) enhghten those Wlth arthntls heard your fnends, neighbors People thmk of gettmg old, "mflammatlon of the jOint" appear on the spme m the neck Another thought That bemg unable to get around and on the profeSSIOnal guIdance and yourself say, "I may be old demandlllg body Will not toler- The term comes from the rE'gton or m the lower back that should be prOVided by m years but mSlde I'm still 21 " of becommg dependent upon Greek words "arthn meanmg The third form of osteoarthntls ate neglect Puttmg off phYSI- others theIr doctors So be It It IS that spmt that jomt and "ItIS" meanmg mvolves the weight-bearing To thIS end, It contams cals, dIsregarding wamlllg sIg- More so than any other dIS- refuses to let the body dIctate nals and Ignoring defimte mflammatlOn But m many Jomts adVice on how to communicate ease, the term arthntls carnes kmds of arthntls the jomt IS acttVlttes and mterests that problems Wlllresult III a break- PrognOSISIS excellent for all With the doctor of your chOIce keep the Image of "forever Wlth It a sense of hopelessness not mflamed A better descnp- forms of osteoarthritIS The down of that body WIth the pos- and futlhty Three POints are stressed young" ahve Sible result that the youthful bon might be "problems of the good news IS that osteoarthn • Come prepared - Make a However, It IS not that easy But the very OPPOSIteshould Jomts" tis will not nece~sanly become spmt will flIcker and dIe be true Accordmg to "The hst of what you want to know Wejust can't say "forget you" to VVhen that happens, added VVhtlethere are 100 types of worse WIth age • Ask quesbons - How the body "I Wlll not let you ArthntIs Helpbook" by Kate arthntls, there are only two One of the most Important years cease to be a blessmg and Lonng and James F Fnes many aspmns? VVhat kind of make me mto a dlsplnted, bro- become a burden major types - rheumatOId and thmgs you can do to help exercise? (Addlson-Weley) all arthntlcs osteoarthnbs ken-down shell I'm gOlllg to One of the reasons that peo- arthntls IS to exercIse • DISCUSSyour problems - I bve my hfe as long as I have can be helped RheumatOid arthritiS IS ExerCIse leads to Increased ple, both old and young, shy Dr Long developed the would like to lose weight, but I life" more than just arthntls Some strength and flexlblhty m the just can't away from doctors unttl they ArthTltls Self Management The only way to wm the war are really III IS a fear that they doctors term It rheumatOid diS- muscles and hgaments that Be a CAD Come prepared, of mmd and splnt over the Patient EducatIOn Project at ease because of the body surround the jomts will hear somethmg they the Stanford ArthntIs Cllmc ask questIOns, diSCUSSprob- aching and fabgue that accom- In addItion, research has lems Immunizations available for area seniors The Wayne County Health on Thursday, Nov 6 Department and Servtces for The area office IS located at 12.30 - 3 P m Area chlllcs Semors who are mterested 25401 Harper m St ClaIr Older CItizens (SOC) wdl spon- mclude m receiVIng any of these ser- Shores The chmc WIll open DEALERS WANTED sor two unmumzatlon chmcs VIces must make an appomt- from 830 am .5pm ona • St Jude Pansh, 15865 E for semor reSidents from the ment by calhng SOC at (313) first-come baSIS Seven MIle near Kelly on .Grosse Pomtes and Harper 882-9600 between 9 a m and 2 Fnday, Oct 3 Woods p m on weekdays For addItional mformatlon, FOR Both clImcs will serve resI- call the climc at (810) 466- Mt ZIOn Lutheran Flu shots, mammograms and dents who are at least 65 years 6800 Church, 13560 E McNIchols pneumoma shots (on a hmlted old and younger reSIdents Wlth Seniors who hve m DetrOIt near GratIOt on Tuesday, Oct baSIS) Will be offered at both chromc health problems 7 climcs can receive theIr flu shots free The Macomb County Health of charge at walk-m chnlcs THE The chmcs WIllbe held at the UAVV Dave Miller Department will offer flu and sponsored by the DetrOit Barnes Commumty Educatlon BUIlding, 8731 E Jefferson pneumoma vaccmatlOns begtn- Health Department bUlldmg on Fnday, Oct 3, and nmg on Oct 1 near van Dyke on Thursday, All chmes are held from Oct 23 I Senior Citizens of the Year honored (}QvJohn Engler commend- volunteered at the St Rose O'Donnell also hosts month- LEARN: BLACKJACK, CRAPS/ ROULETTE, PAl Gow/ LET IT ed Sister Ehzabeth O'Donnell Semor Center In DetrOIt since Iy parties for two adult foster un her recent selectIOn as one 1984 DespIte weanng braces care homes and dnves semors RIDE/ BACCARAT/ STUD & CARIBBEAN STUD POKER 1 of MIchIgan's Senior CItizens on her legs and uSing a walk- to the grocery store or the doc- of the Year O'Donnell and er, she stili contnbutes her tor's office She ISa member of BOTH DAY AND EVENING three other reSIdents were seTVIcesm many ways Canng Together, a coahtlOn of honored at the State Fair's She conducts a weekly Bible semor center servIces, and a ClASSES FORMING Now! The MIChigan Cosmo Senior CItizens Day In DetrOIt study, delivers Focus Hope past member of the adVISory Trammg Center Inc. on August 25 food boxes to selllors m their board for the DetrOIt Area 28893 Bunert "SIster Betty IS an authentlc homes, wntes and edIts a Agency on Agmg (Across from MIchIgan hero Her selfles~ quarterly newsletter, wntes The other reCIpients of the [810] 498-9733 Macomb Comm College) efforta on behalf of the elderly grant apphcatlOns to secure Semor CItIzen of the Year have made her a community fundmg for the center's pro- award are Henry Shaft of servtce role model for the rest grams, and orgamzes and Sagmaw, Margaret Streng of of the state," Engler Said coordmates the RetIred Semor Alma and James Amos Sr of O'Donnell, of DetrOIt, has Volunteer Program Gobles sac has seminar on managed care plans MS8VfARI(!3T The Grosse Pomte Pomte Woods CItIzens mamtam theIr hves ON THE CAMPUS Fax 882.0220 Department of Commumty Joyce Hunt, moderator, IS Wlth mdependence and dlglllty EducatIOn Wllljom Ser.nces for the Medicare consumer advo- SOC, an advocate for the ,355 FISHER RD. WE DELIVER 882.5100 Older CItizens (SOC) to spon- cate from the Area Agency on semor commumty of Harper OPEN 8 10 5 30 P m DAILY Wed 'III Noon - Closed Sunday sor a semmar to prOVIde con- Agmg 1 B Guest MedIcare VVoods and the five Grosse UPS PICK.UP DAILY SALE PRICESGOOD SEPT. 18TH. SEPT.24TH sumer educatIOn about avall- managed care speakers WIll Pomtes, mVltes semors, people able optIOns for MedIcare man- mclude representatlves from plannmg for retirement, chl!- Stuffed Prime Introducing Fresh aged care plans Blue Cross, HAP, M-Care and dren responSIble for senIOr par- PORK The Medicare managed care Select Care LIterature WIll be ents or guardIans and others to FILET Santa Fe JUMBO semmar Wlllbe held from 1 to 3 available, mcludmg a guide, attend TENDERLOINS MIGNON Stuffed 1 ~~R SHRIMP MICh Ch,.,,., Appl,. P",,,z,,,,it (If pm m Room 110, Wednesday, "Pomts to Ponder" ReservatIOns are recorn- o"um PtppU Mo:.:.f'"[w Sept 24, at Barnes School, SOC ISa non-profit orgamza- mended, but not reqUIred Call 99 99 20090 Mornmgslde m Grosse tlon dedIcated to helpmg older (313) 882-9781 $5 LB. $13 LB. ~~~~:i~J599lB• $99~B. Center Cut Our Famous Provimi Homemade PORK STIR FRY VEAL 99 MEAT or CHOPS 99 -Sweet Breads $5 Ll VEAL lOAVES ChICken $4 LB -KIdney $199 19 $299 $3 lB. Beef , $599[B • Lner $5~. LB Fresh Frozen Canadian Lobster Meat '9.99 11.3 ox- can Imported Baby and Children's Furniture and Accessones Thomas Heckman's Savino Timpone 'Mom Re/?ular ENGLISH ICED ANIMAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI 6 Pac MUFFINS CRACKERS SORBET SAUCE 29 ~ $1 $249 ~Ll 2/$500 ~.$499 rjii*'l(ep' l8 BAG FLAVORS PTS. ~ t NEW ff Woody's Reese New Nabisco CLEAN SHOWER Sharp Cheddar or ARTICHOKE TRISCUIT Nflff'icru!>Youdhn .. e/ SWlSSAlmondC!lfese HEARTS THIN CRISPS AKUln' SPREAD 6 _8 et 89 99 39 $2 spraYQt. $19~o7cuP $1 J~Ao; $2 BOX Rosemont Australian _ Hy's Peeled & Cored Absopure SHIRAZ RED ,.~~ NATURAL IPINEAPPLE SPRING WATER or DISTILLED WINE ~1~9ER $289 $98~ Iol1It • _ 1 1/2G4L EA. 99~AL BrusseI CalifoTnillBunch Cherry Yukon Gold SPROUTS CARROTS TOMATOES POTATOES Where safety, beauty and quality go hand In hand. 33226 Woodward • Birmingham • (248) 644-0525 d..1~$149 ~79~ $129 ~$199 "C.~ LB ~* BU. PI ~ .58aB 1. r. • n ens a.e F • • • • aLlol -_.. ClII"lI I I • ,A I o • • • Q ~eptemoer 1l:S, 1 !::l!::ll Grosse Pointe News 11A * Over 350 Dealers In * FREE PARKING Quality Antiques & ~~A!..O * ADMISSION $500 Selected Collectibles * ANNUAL PASS $3500 *All Under Cover ~:I ~ * All Items Guaranteed as Represented • • * Locator Service for "OUR 29THISEASON; Specialties & Dealers 4IIl. 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road ~~ Ann Arbor, Michigan * * On site Delivery & ~~. Exit #175 Off 1.94, ..... Shipping Service r9.;O;3Mt\.' , , .. TOOTHlll & McBEAN TOOTHlll & McBEAN, Ann Arbor, Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan Splay leg cherry stand 1820, 18th C 1Bth C looking glass Chen n head doll 18th C box & candlesticks Doll chest 1860 brass candlesticks WALTER HOGAN and WENDY WOODWORTH, NORMA BARRY, SUSAN BICKERT, SUSAN VANDER VEER Ann Arbor MIC!l,gan Southheld. MI TROY OH ToledD OH 19pec18lIZJngIn 20th Century art pottery lncludlng Very wJde selection WINDOWS over 80 beveled Wonderful GERMAN TOYS & HOLIDAY related WELLER RED WING TRENTON CATALrNA & starned glass & oUlslde 'r)(tufes Ilems also CANDY CONTAINERS RAYMORE SCANDINAVIAN KELLOGG HOWARD PIERCE VAN BRIGGLE and COORS GAIL DUNN, FRANK ORLOWSKI, JOHN & MARY ANN MORSCHER, CENTURY HOUSE, WATERVillE OH PIERMONT NH COLUMBUS OH ALFRED NY SpecialiZing In PURSES Incl exceptional COUNTRY POTIERY YELlOWWARE & EARLY ARCHITECTURAL HARDWARE Incl EARLY TRANSFER HIST BLUE ADV CHILDRENS & BEADED PETIT POINT w/sllver frame MESH, PRIMITIVES lOci very large wooden trencher KNOBS HINGES DRAWER PULLS HOOKS TOYS Incl COW PULL TOY MARX MOUSE BAND MANDAlLiAN S&V HATPIN HOLDER, hand made maple sugar mold REDWARE AUTHENTIC PRINT SHOP MEMORABILIA NIFTY MAGGIE & JIGGS TOY GERMAN NOREEN HATPINS FIGURAL TAPE BOWL OVid STONEWARE JUG BELSNICKEL ABC PLATE L1TTLFJACK HORr-.ER MEASURES & CELLULOID ACCESS J P COATS SPOOL CABIr-.ET JOHN & EllEN WilLIAMS, LARRY & JUDY MELVIN, AUNT EL'S ATTIC, RON & KENDRA GALL MIDLAND, Ml TROY OH lEBANON OH FROM WARREN MI PTRS BEARL MOSES AND FlO BLUE Incl ROYAL DOULTONUMBRELLA STAND fresh from a summer In Nova Scolla With their FINE AMER FURN & ACCESS Incl RONALD F METIER SPECIALIZING IN RIDGWAYS 13 PC TURKEY SET ROYAL DOULTON usual AMERICANA CHIPPENDALE SECRETARY PINE 21pc AMERICANA ART POTIERY WELLER ROSEVILLE 14 Inch WATIEAU PUNCH BOWL& 15 pc LIMOGES w/arched doors DRY SINK In old paint wlhlgh ROOKWOOD FISH SFT back & ope'1 top w/2 candle drawers MARCIA PETRELLA, THE STONE MERCHANT, SALLY PARRISH ANTIQUES, PHYLLIS FOSTER, BIRMINGHAM MI SARATOGA SPRINGS NY BRIGHTON MI ROME, NY Americana furn & access Incl Rocker Duck Mason Premier Grade Canvasback All 18th Cenl connection Maple Queen Anne tea ANTIQUE' FURNITURE ORIENTAL RUGS & Arrowbdck NE c 1B40 Rabbllware onglnal pamt table anginal paint ACCESS ne HEPPLEWHITE MAHOGANY plaMer Eng c 1B80 6 drawer how lront chest w!French fOOl pr BACCHANALIA MUGS collection numbered BIRD PRINTS pe"onally "gned ROGER TORY PETERSON MAJAOLICA UMBRELLA HOLDER coball blue w IGUANA All of these dealers & more will be at our Saturday & Sunday market! - IIRiJ -:s::=n:II ~ ::-!lI!!••-_.~~_I!i1?iW?"" ~;;ose:;:iCt-- ( COIINDA" 0fIfICU. ,.. R04 ~ Ham lIon loq now MI 4860? 1'1'1 19J0934 SEQUENCE .... (~()()I 96834,6 lox1\111792 2.4" scon IOIIINION ~mo I rtmQ 1O<'r ~ (om Pu"sderot .... OIlAL o.nar 9J!> Rohh ns \ Ie 252 ('~rtl,.,d Haven MI 49417 (6 01 R40 8n6 tox 16'61 841 M47 (>n1CJII drna)flnovoa('ftlo ("t'lm September 18. 1997 12A Grosse Pointe News :f'i j <' Tuesday, Septenlhpt 23 \ ,I 10:00 A.M. Tit 5:00 P.J~. 4 --- 1 1 -, I , ~ VasesJ Bowls I \ I I , I "1 I & Baskets \ I ?_~ i I I I Candlesticks I I _./ C '" ----::'., j TraysJ CO.ffeeJ c---r===~=, Tea Pots & Sets Sterling and Dresser Articles plated flatware, holloware and '_ ~ candelabra expertly buffed, / ~------_/ plated and repaired. Dresserware repair~ (1\)(.1 Ilt\"" parts for antique combs, brushes :l!1(1 tnirrors. Fine repairs and r('lilli-bing nf old silver, silverplate and brass. l( ('1" (-'Illher ..• , ' Restored heirloonl~ 'nald l' (\'l'llred gifts of inherent value that will , pnnide 'f'ell"' td ll"tefulness and beauty. , L11C.~ \\ ,'q !p • Grosse Pointe Farms \ ~I ~)HU2-6880 1 D 6& • & Q September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News 13A By Shirley A McShane thl'y are dble to produce much two yearb they have Tal'ied Staff Writer I,ll !(I'r lrop' nl'drly $3,000 to 'end to t\ fnuy, blond halred 1 hI' yl',lr M,lurd will 'Upl'l Sl'llegdl for thl' wn,trUltlOn of "Cabbage Patch Baby" doll A Vhl ';2 flr,t vear volunteerb .I ne'" blhool, Eh~dbeth 'laid rainbow of felt tlpped penh and .:md cOlltmue to work "Ith the Mdur,. returned to West crayonb Pencllb, papers and people In the Village Afn~a eolrher thlb month to ~"'I~~ol;=, Helping th .. vIlldge bUild d lUmplete her volUnteel dULle" These and many other Item, new ,chool Wd' not part of her WIth the Pedce Corp" and see are everyday obJect, for ~hIl ml'Slon, Eh/dbeth "did That the completIOn of the school dren m Grosse Pomte and mObt came about bv d~udent bUlldmg While m Grosse parts of the UnIted States DUTlng o~e of her VISits POlOte, bhe met .....th students But to the lhlldren of the vII home to Gros,.' Pomte ,md to and shared plcture~ of the lage of Santamba m Senegal, St Paul thl topK of the bchool progres!> of the project - the We 'It Afnca, they dre 'ource, of came Up. 'did 'econd-grade VISIble eVidence of the great fascmatlOn, not only for tedchl'l Jean Hu!(gett (who had fundrdl~mg and pl,mmng theIr esthetlcdlly pleasmg M,IUTU as a student) Plcture~ of Senegal are past- quahtleb, but for their practical When the bchool commumty ed up all over the malO hallway value SImply put, toy, and learned that the Sdntambd at 5t Paul ~chool The concrete school supphes are m great chIldren were bemg edulated brick and corrugated till build. shortage m a town that doesn't In a mud-brIck, straw roof 109 feature, two clabsrooms - have electriCIty and untIl buddmg, Without Windows, With Wind", ..~ for the 40 recently didn't have a sturdy that succumbed to the ele- children who dttend Pupils school bUlldmg ments durmg the rainY season Four of the students, above. who will enjoy a sturdy Thanks to the ongOIng and contmuou,ly had to be new school building in the village of Santamba, Senegal. efforts of students, teachers, rebUIlt, the Idea grew to rollse thanks to efforts made locally by St Paul Catholic parentb and alumnI of St Paul money to help them bUIld a School. At the left, Maura Brazill. center, and some of the Cathohc School In Gros'e bturdwr school villagers pause for a picture next to the school-building- POinte Farm", not only are the Each fall the SIxth grade in-progress. The new school. shown below in late July, is chIldren of Santamba receIving orgamzes a festIval that cell' almost complete. The exterior is finished and only some school suppheb and to) s, they brates and demonbtrate'\ what interior painting needs to be done. now have a permanent school they have been learmng m bUIlding In whICh to learn theIr hJ'tory and socIal btudles range m age from five to 12 E\I'ryonl m tl" (ommumt) classes classeb are taught m French ha~ helped to put It together St Paul school alumna and St Paul studentb also have she s,nd Grosse POlllte South High In 1996 the students orga sent new crayons, colored "The \Illdger~ dl'lgned the School graduate Maura nIzed a Roman Forum Last chalk, magIc markerb and pen school, WIth help from tbe \] I BraZIll, a Peace Corps volun- year the) staged a tnp back In clls, to the delIght 01 the lage mason, ",ho over,lw the teer who has '\pent the last time to ancIent Mesopotamia Senegal chIldren ElI7abeth proJect" '\he 'did The c1lll- three years In Senegal, has The events are fun and Illclude noted that the donatIOn of new dren ran back 'lI1d forth fOI been corresponding With St food, game" and actlvll1es penCIls was well-receIVed bupplies the \\()men brought Paul chIldren smce 1995 about Most Importantly, 10 the IdSt There weren't enough supphes buckets of water from the \\111 her expenences She has about to go around and the chIldren and the men built It \\ hen \t ~ 20 student "pen pals" often ran back and forth all done the childrl'n ""mt to Maura, who IS a graduate of between classrooms, borrowmg pamt a bIg Amencdn n,lg on the master's program m mter- from older SIblings the ~Ide of the bUlldlllg natIOnal bUSiness at George Mason UnIversIty III Virgmla, One httle gIrl received a Students at St Paul remalll was sent by the Peace Corps to Cabbage Patch doll WIth blue hIghly mterested III the pro work WIth women In Santamba eyes and a blond tuft of haIr, Jed, Huggett bald to Improve theIr economic sta- Ehzabeth saId Maura wrote a Correspondmg WIth MauTa ha'\ tus by helpmg them dIssemI- letter and sent plcture'\ of the been mcorporated Into the cur nate new strams of nce, said girl WIth her doll, whIch she nculum through letter wntmg her mother, Elizabeth BraZIll, carnes In a cloth sack on her partlclpatlllg III 10c,,1 .J~ "I'll I~ who IS assistant pnnclpal at back, mImicking the VIllage global ,\eTYlce and the ,tud\ 01 St Paul school women With theIr Infants reltglOn, geogr.lph\ ,lIld ""C1.1\ The men of Santamba grow While St Paul raIsed the studlCs the cash crops and the women funds to bUIld the school and cultIVate crops to feed their the Peace Corps used the "ThIS WIll be ongoing famlhes Before Maura intro- .-).- money to purcha"e and deliver Huggett Said "It has been " duced the new nce strams, the supphes, Elizabeth pOinted out great expenence for thl:' btU vlllage women dId not partICI- that the project truly was car- dents, the famIly and tlIP pate WIth the new strams, the ned out by the villager'\ ~chool " Women not only are mvolved. Macomb College offers class for adults in transition A senes of "TransitIOn to Tnumph" classes for County reSIdents and $210 for non reSident" adults prepanng to reenter the workforce will ScholarshIps are aVailable for those who qUdh be held at Macomb Commumty College's Center fy A little corn Campus Nov 3 through Dec 15 An Intake sessIOn for those Interested In thl' John and Marllyn Rose program WIll be held on Thursdav. Oct 9, from of Grosse Pointe Woods The SIX-week senes addresses such tOPICS as 1 to 4 pm at the Center Campus, Garfield at munch crunchy ears of self-confidence, commUnIcatIOn SkIlls, naVlgat- Hall Road, Clinton TownshIp The sene" of corn at Notre Dame High mg tranSItions, acknowledgmg change, redefin- classes begms Nov 3 and will meet on Mondav~ School's annual Corn 109 roles and expanding employment skIlls and Wednesdays, from 9 a m to 4 p m thlough Roast for Freshmen Par- Dec 15 ents. Their son, Nick. The classes also help adults m transItIOn began his freshman year reestablish educatIOnal, career and financIal For more mformatlOn, call the College'~ at the Harper Woodshigh goals ParentJDlsplaced Homemaker program at 18101 school. Each year the The cost for the senes IS $135 for Macomb 445-7003 school hosts the event to welcome new parents and encourage fellow- ship. .~ sJ)lo//If( 6(1'{,\(/ ~. I IV" 41",1" I :~" '" 'I' ::1:",,1', IIII" ~ "01, ,I• "'4" ~ Learn how to ;:: 111 ),"1,1/(/11( III, ;:: II/ AVOID PROBATE ...}./I'" /'/{'111/11,/r'lIl "'!"1I/11 (/wl,!, III ..!. t and minimize ;::7/r /1'11111 1/" '1/111'11 '111/' 1(/11 ESTATE TAXES (1)1Ir ~ -;11 "I ()..:: //1'//111 1111 " with an estate pwn that includes a ,-)11 /1{ I '1'111(/1111( 11//1 r'/ ~-//1/11 LIVING TRUST _1/('1((/'1 I//{ 1'(/IIl/~~/I'//;i1 a great living trust package ,-)11 (/111/''1( rlr till'! VII! 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Mark DaVIds, Testing teachers at both Gro~se phySIC', DeEtte Horan, psy- POinte North and-South hIgh ~hology, Ellen Bowen and Grosse Pomte North and schoob for their work and for DaVid Cleveland, musIc theo- South hIgh schools Will be the recent dccomphshment m ry Lmdd Banovetz, Sandra offermg the Preliminary whIch the Gros~e Pomte dl~- MOI~ldes, John Shan Ie, "ATINRtional '1erit tnl t d~lll"veU lxeJU~ldl y 1'..ngh~h Idngudge, Peggy Scholarship Qualifying re~ult~ on AP exams Honored Ptds.lmk, Enghsh literature, Test (PSAT) on Saturday, from North were CeCil Keith MalJone Sobczak, French lan- Oct 18 All Jumors are encour- and Tern Steimer, U S guage and literature, James .' aged to take the test which HIstory, Crosby Washburne, Wilder, Latm, Dianna enables them to pra~t1ce for European hIstory, Barry Mmadeo, Spamsh language the SAT and enter scholarship Mubo, Amencan government, and hterature, and LIsa compet1tlOn~ Testmg on Oct Susan SpeIrs, biology, Gordon Brundige, German 18 \\111 begm at 815 a m at Morlan chemIstry, Greg both schools Reglstra tlOn for Johnson and May Jean Chan, the test Will begin the week of calculus, Roy Matchko, Meetings Oct 6 Cost IS $12 for those phYSICS Margaret Steele, The Grosse POinte Pubhc reglstenng before Oct 14 and musIc theory, Robert ReImer, School System IS fonDing Its $17 after that date Further English langudge, MarCIa 1997-98 Giftedfl'alented' " questIOns should be directed Cook, Enghsh hterature, AdVISOry Committee, which : ~ to the students' counselor Lmda Mitchell, Spamsh lan- meets monthly and explores ~ guage and literature, and news related to gifted pro- : Madehne Salonen, German grammmg Anyone mterested ~ Accolades Honored from South were In servmg on the commIttee " At the Sept 8 meetmg of Chnstme Noms, US hIStOry, should call Cynthia Doherty, (, And the fina lists are ... the Grosse Pomte school James Garlough, European coordmatlng psycholOgist for ~j The principals of Grosse Pointe North and South high schools have announced board, supenntendent history, DaVid Ravburn, the program, at (313) 343- .' the National Merjt semifinalists in the 1998 Merit Scholarship competition, Suzanne Klem honored the Amencan government, Ann 2069 no later than Tuesday, ~ At Grosse Pointe North, above, finalists are, from left, Andrew Schubeck. Eric advanced placement Eatherly, economICS, Karl Sept 23 ~ Bonten, W. Theodore Huebner and Adam Ziegler. Principal Caryn Wells is at the far right. At South High, below. principal Art Miller congratulates. back from left. Claire Molloy, Antonia EUason, OUvia Ambrogio, and counselors Fran Carnaghi and Education .. I, Cheryl Brand; front. from left, James Feagin, Timothy Mooney and Seth Lloyd. Largesl Anllque Slore In Southeaslern MIchigan I' '. includes .. I They are among 15.000 academically talented high school seniors who now have A New 40 foot Contillner From England ReceIved Every60 Daysl . the opportunity to continue in the competition for approximately 7,400 Merit . ,:' Scholarships, worth $28 million, that will be offered in the spring. To be consid- '" parental • English Primitive Pme Pieces' III~ ered for Merit Scholarship. semifinaUsts must advance to the finalist level by ~ ~. Wardrobes" Harvest Tables • ~ maintaining an outstanding academic record throughout high school, be endorsed .,;;~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ ~ and recommended by their high school principal and submit SAT I scores that can. involvement firm qualifying test performance. Monday-Frtday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELL! .'.• A chIld's success or failure m Saturday IOto 5 (810) 777-1652 :~~ Photo bv Suzv Berschback school often depends on the parents, partIcularly the 19717 Easl Nine MIle St Oalr Shores - Between 1-94 and Harper ~ extent of their mvolvement m . , theIr child's educatIOn, says .. " NatIOnal EducatIOn I " ASSOCiatIOn (NEA) preSIdent : ' Bob Chase It's Important for DaKOta parents to become active part- No RestrvalJons No lunerary ners wlth teachers to help their chl1dren learn That partner- ship plays a role m the class- room and at home, he Sald It IS SPECIAL a key to ensunng that all chil- dren start school ready to learn, whether It be kmder- TOTE OFFER garten or college Research shows that when I parents take an active mterest \ , m theIr child's educatlOn, the , , child doe" better m school , Higher grades, Improved ... attendance and better behavlOr r are among the pOSItIve re"ults 51)1< 3223 There are many ways par Easl W"" TOle ents can be Involved m helpmg ~pmd their child succeed In school Here are a few • Read to your younger chIld Get them to comment and ask Free Wllh the 0.nJy $69 with questIOns purchase of 2 pieces the pUrdIase c( 1 !Jel:l: • When your chIld first of Dakota Adventure of ThIkota Advenlllre learns to read, let hIm read to Luggage Luggage 16 Dakota Ad,enlure EaslWest Totemade from ,uper laugh poly canvas fablle you, listen attentively and be wl,h natural full grain leather lnm See ..ale':>assocrate for details ror a limIted limp sure to praIse hiS efforts ",hlle,uppl,1'Slast TravelKitsnol IncludedInIhlSOffu • Have a diSCUSSIon Wlth Do you have school news? your chIld about the books she HAR.VD',s • Student achIevements • Upcommg events reads - whatever her readmg • Class projects • SpecIal assignments level Compleat Traveler Ll• Field tnps • PTO events 17045 Kercheval • Grosse Poinle • 313.B81.02oo Send mformatlOn and pictures to. 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" 0Ma1l 804 S Hom Item ~og,"ow MI ~8601 'Ill) 19/093~ SEQUENCE 18001968 3~S6 10'1~11J192,4,3 ICOn ... INION fOrno,1dmq 10a s (om PresIdent •• .,OIllAL 0MCIa 9/0 Robb" '''0,5, ("onn HClVf>nMI49417 101~1 8468116 1o, 1616 R~' 67~7 ~...... I ...... _"JA.... ~_ ...... September 18, 1997 16A Grosse Pointe News Richard C. Hudson CIVIC Founddtlon DonatIOns A funeral service was held on ma) be made m Cdre of John Sunday, Aug 31, m Wildwood, Szymanski, 20580 Fla , for former Grosse POInte Wllhamsburg Court Harper Farms resident Richard C Wood", Mlch , 48225 Hud!>on,who died 10 Wildwood on Thursday, Aug 28, 1997 Lawrence D. Jones Mr Hudson, 83, was born In A funeral "erVlce YoIIIbe held Pittsburgh and graduated from at 11 a m m the Clyne Funerdl Tufts Umverslty He was Home m Eastpomte for former employed for 33 vears bv Grosqe Pomte Woodq re'ldent Albert Kahn and Associates, Lawrence D Jones, YohodlCd and at the time of his retlre~ m Harper HospItal m DetrOIt ment 10 1978 was theIr chief on Monddy, Sept 15, 1997 estlmator Mr Jones, 55, was born m Mr Hudson served m the East DetrOIt and worked 10 the US Army dunng World War msurance mdustry for over 30 II An active member of the years He was aha a member of commuOlty, Mr Hudson served the DetrOIt Athletic Club 011 the Grosse Pomte Farms Mr Jones IS survlVed by hIS CIty Council m the 1960s and Wife, M C "Cass" Jones, a the 1970s He was also presI- daughter, Kathenne, a :,on, ReceiVIng HospItal dent of the Grosse Pomte Little Michael, three Sisters, She was a career SOCial League, was a member of the MarJone Kramplts, Darlene worker who was employed b} ¥Ichlgan Engineer SOClet}and Sass and Sharon Pre us, and the Department of SOCIal qrosse POlOte CongregatIOnal two brothers, Paul and SerVIces, the Amencan Red Church, and was an aVld golfer RIchard Cross and the South Lake as well Memonal contnbutlOns may School system of St Clair Mr Hudson IS survived by be made to the DetrOit Shores his Wife, MaI]one, a daughter, ZoolOgicalSoclet) Mrs McMahon also mam- Sandra W CracchIOlo, a son, tamed a pnvate practice as an Richard, a Sister, Carolyn mdlvldual and mamage coun- Shearer, a brother, George selor and was active until Hudson, and four grandchll~ shortly before her death She Ethel Marie Murphy Jay William Perkin McCormick A memonal service was held on Monday, Sept 15, m Grosse A memonal sefVIce WIll be Pomte Memonal Church for held at 4 p m m Chnst Church CIty of Grosse Pomte reSident Arthur J. Kuehnel Grosse Pomte In Grosse POinte Ethel Mane Murphy Perkm, Farms on Thursday, Sept 18, who dIed III KaIlua, Hawan, on : A memonal sefVIce wIll be for CIty of Grosse Pomte reSI- Sunday, Sept 7, 1997 Held on Saturday, Sept 20, 10 dent Jay WIlham McCormIck. Mrs Perkm, 81, was a grad- Grosse POlOte Woods who dIed m Bon Secours uate of Wayne Umverslty and Rresbytenan Church at 10 30 Hospital from comphcahons of was a teacher m the DetrOit a m for former Grosse Pomte a stroke on Monday, Sept 15, Pubhc School Sv~tem She was Woods reSident Arthur J 1997 an actIve member of the com~ Kuehnel, who dIed on Sunday, Mr McCormICk, 77, was mumty and belonged to the Sept 14, from mJunes sus- born 10 Harbour Beach and Michigan Humane SocIety, the ijuned In an automobIle accl~ receIved hiS undergraduate DetrOIt InstItute of Arts qent on Fnday, Sept 12 degree from the Umverslty of Founders' SocIety, the l(isltatlOn WIt) be held In the MIchIgan He retired from Lochmoor Club, the Colony ~urch on Thursday, Sept 18, Wayne State Umverslty In Club and the Grosse Pomte from 6 30 to 9 p m 1984, where he was an aSSOCI- Women's Symphony : Mr Kuehnel, 48, was an ate professor of English for 40 AsSOCIatIOn ltCtJvemember of the communl~ years Mrs Perkm IS sUfVIved by ty He was a member of Grosse Dunng World War II Mr two daughters, Lmda Perkm POInte Woods Presby ten an McCormick worked for the Zarday and Sandra Perkm Van ~hurch where he served as a Hudson Car Co He also Brunt, a son, John FranCIS kIrkwarden for many years He worked for the Connecticut Perkm, and three grandchil- also was mvolved WIth the College for Women, Ross Roy dren Warren Jaycees, the Eastside Advertlsmg and The DetrOIt Memonal contnbutlOns may l1epubllcan Club and the News, where he wrote book be made to the MIchIgan l1epubhcan Party of Michigan reVIeWS Humane SOCIety Se was to be presented WIth Mr McConmck was awarded tlie state coat of arms by the the Avery Hopwood Award m Robert F. Lane state Repubhcan party the 1942 for hiS first novel, weekend of his death November Storm HIS second , He was also known for hiS A memonal Mass WIllbe cel- book was pubh"hed by ebrated on Saturday, Sept 20, tireless promotIOn of the Doubleday m 1948 He was a at 10 30 a m m St Mary's Grosse Pomte Clown Corps, of member of Retirees of Wayne Catholic Church m Greektown which he was a foundmg mem~ State UniversIty, the Amencan for former Clt} of Grosse ber Mr Kuehnel partIcipated ASSOCIation of UniversIty POlOte reSIdent Robert F Lane ID many local parades and Professors and the Grosse who dIed 10 hiS home 10 HJlton events He was also a member Pomte Senior Men's Club He Head, S C on Monday, Aug 4, of Grosse Pomte Theatre, enjoyed playmg tenms, salhng 1997 Grosse Pomte ChIldren's and was a member of several Mr Lane, 76, was born m Theater, and was known to book diSCUSSIOngroups DetrOit and was a graduate of many as the "Mayor of Mack Mr McCormIck IS SUrvIved the UnIversity of DetrOIt HIgh Avenue" by hIS WIfe of 43 years, .Joyce School He attended the Mr Kuehnel was Invohed In twm daughters, Margaret UnIversIty of DetrOIt before all aspects of government, McCormIck and the Rev servmg m the US Army dur- especIally the Grosse Pomte MarcJa Davenport, a~ well as Ing World War II Woods CIty Council and the daughter Molly Bnndle, son After a long career In the Wood~ pubhc ~afety depart~ Jay, and seven grandchildren labor relatIOns and human ment He served as Santa Memonal contnbutlon~ may re,ources departments of Claus at both Bon Secours and be made to the Wayne State Chrysler Corp and Oakwood 3t .John HospItal and was Umverslty Engh~h Ho~pltal lD Dearborn he l)wolved m the Gro~se Pomte Department, 5475 Woodward, retired to HIlton Head In 1989 Wood~ Shores LIttle League DetrOIt, Mlch , 48202 Mr Lane IS SUrvIved by hIS I:Ie was IDvolved In many Wife of 45 years, Patncla ~ndralsmg etTorts for local StetTen Lane, a daughter, gr'lUpS, espeCIally those that Lois Hearne Patnca, four sons Robert, ~nefited chIldren He worked McMahon KeVln, Tlmothy and Matthew, fur many years for the Harold a ~Ister Loretta WIder, and ~y Lucas Co, and In later five grandchildren Fresh ~ne FamIly Pack .'(ear~ for the Grosse Pomte A memonal ~ervIce \'0 a, held m the Groq~e Pomte Umtanan Memonal contnbutlOn< may Park department of public be made to the St VlOcent De GROUND CHUCK ~ork, Church on Tuesdav AUI( 12 for Grosse POinte Wood~ re~1 Paul Society of DetrOIt or to the nlES , Mr Kuehnel I~ survlVed by Amencan Cancer Soc1ety UNO ~I~ mother Kathn n two SIS- dent L01~ Hearne McMahon t.er~ Su~an L Water~ and who died on Fndav Aug 8, ~ancy J Ingram, and a mece, 1997, due to complication, Katie Sander~on He wa~ pre- from Iymphnoma decea~ed by hlq father, Walter Mrs McMahon, 71 wa~ a Need help with your J Kuehnel graduate of the Liggett School, classified ad? a~ well aq Va~sar Collegl; - Memonal contnhutlOns may Call our friendly expert SEI'TEfIBER.917l1llltU lllll ONLf7 1)(>made to Grosse POinte clasq of 1946 She recf'lved her sales Wood~ Preshytenan Church, master'c; degree 10 ~oclal work 1'l'l50 Mack Gros~e Pomte from the Umver~lty of representatIves Wood~,Mlch , 48236 A scholar MIChigan III 1948 completmg for adVice' ~hlp fund ha~ been set up 10 hl~ her re~ldency III p~ychlatnc (313)882-6900 ~'~50~ name by the Harper Wood~ c;oclal work at Det rOit COUPONS ...- ...... , JI..~-...... r~-~~ ...._...... -~ , -~ I I t .A 0 8) • • Q eptember 18, 1997 rosse Pointe News 17A .. at's behind oor No.1? PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS A 1994 Mercedes Benz was tolen from a garage m the 700 Tire spare snared observed the !>u,pect run a red hght at Vermer and proceed lock of Lochmoor m Grosse Grosse Pomte Pann!> pohce omte Woods north toward Hawthorne A are mvestlgatlOg the theft of a further check after the stop Cash back up to $1300 ! The mCldent took place spare tIre from [) vehICle Sept tween 8 p m Sundav, Sept revealed an outstand1Og war- 12 III the 200 blud .. uf CUUlltlY rant m HarpLr Woods for a 4 and 8 a.m Monday, Sept Club 15. mIsdemeanor traffic offense Aceordmg to reports, the VIC- Entry to the garage was The su!>pect was also dnv10g tIm reported the tire mlss10g With expIred plates and a sus. L()w lease payments Blned vIa the garage door from hIS car, a 1997 aids opener, whIch was left m the pended heense The suspect Bravada The tire was stored was arrested and transported glove compartment of an under the vehIcle unlocked four by four vehIcle to the statIOn, where she post on two year old There are no suspect~ m cus- I'd bond and was released left In the dnveway Pohce tody beheve the thIef used the IgnI- tIon key left In the Mercedes to Power cord goes start the vehIcle and dnve PC is stolen Contour and Taurus ! away Grosse Pomte Fanns pohce missing from car are 10vestlgatmg the theft of a Grosse Pomte CIty pohce $3,500 computer stolen from Bomb threat are mvestlgatmg the theft of a Right 1UJW, atyour Metro Detroit Furd Dealer, Gabnel RIchard Elementary power cord for a cellular phone ~oundless School Sept 10 from a car on VIllage Lane hundreds ofFurrl vehicles are coming back.from 24 month kases Grosse Pomte Woods pubhc Accordmg to reports, a Sept 11 safety officers receIved a bomb school offiCIal reported the Accordmg to reports, the and aw available at very ajfi»rIable lease rates. threat at about 7'20 pm on Gateway computer mIssing VIctIm returned to her car and Fnday, Sept 12 The caller, from the lab on the thIrd floor reported the theft The pas- These are low mileage lease Vehicles who pohce sBld sounded hke a The offiCIal reported two senger SIde wmdow was man trymg to sound hke a male suspects 10the area One smashed and there was dam- ami stiU cmry the remainder of thefactory warranty. ** woman, SBld that a bomb was IS about SIX feet tall, WIth a age to the door and lock placed 10 the North HIgh medIUm bUIld and a dark com- Estimated damage to the car It'syour chance to drive the exciting late model Furd School bleachers and would pleXIon The other IS five feet was about $500 explode at 8 30 P m eIght IOches tall, WIth a stocky There are no suspects In you've always wanted, at aprke you can enjoy! School offiCIals were notIfied bwld and a medIUm complex- custody and the bleachers were careful- Ion There are no suspects m &eyour participating Metro Detroit Ford Dealer today! ly searched No bomb was custody Bike stolen found and the North-South Grosse POinte CIty police [rau for about game was played Fugitive arrest are mvestlgatmg the theft of a Grosse POInte Shores police bIke Sept 14 on Thlbldeau 1995 Taurus GL P~brokenup arrested a Hamson ThwnShlP Accordmg to reports, the Police receIved reports of a man after he was stopped VIctImreported the boy's sliver loud party at a home in the whIle dnvmg WIth a defectIve 24-mch Haro mlssmg from the 1100 block of Hampton at headlight on Lakeshore and property There are no sus- Q05 Prr Momhl36 Momh uast about 10 10 p m Fnday, Sept Deeplands Sept 14 pects m custody 12. Accordmg to reports, a fur- When officers amved at the ther check after the stop Wallet stolen scene, they notIced a number of revealed an outstandmg bench Grosse Pomte CIty pohce youths flee to the back yard, warrant for 100tenng He was are Investlgatmg the theft of a leaVIng a plastic cup of beer arrested and transported to the wallet from a car parked Pohce contacted the youth who statIOn, where he paId hIS bond behmd Arbor Drugs Sept 14 hved at the house and was released AccordIng to reports, the He adrmtted that hIS parents vIctim reported the wallet were lD New York and he was Stop yields arrest mlssmg after returnIng to the servmg alcohohc beverages to 1995 Taurus~, vehIcle The wallet contamed 36 MO>IIh136 DOOMdr Rcd Ca'P' Icarr underage dnnkers. Grosse Pomte Shores pohce .3 OL t~ t"gtru:. AUWmdlU O"mlnve T1I1roa.Ve $55 There was also some ( apllaltud (0)1 $1/ 020 00 The party was ordered bro- arrested a Hamson 'Ibwnshlp • lilt 'item"g • Dtgttll1 ( bKk • Power \Vi"do", Brakes mul Stem"?; reSIdent after a traffic stop damage to the vehIcle nOli n Pa>mcnr $ I 206 00 ken up Several youths decIded • :wlAr limed (,Jasso 7ilt )(rermg. DuiIf AI/Vagt'" Rcfund"bit S<-rllnt) DqoM $ 225 ()() Sept 13 at Lakeshore and There are no suspects In to walk home when they were custody • AIr ( OIu1momne; • [)rItLU' \,(1)(,1 Corm 1-1"1 \fontl Payment $ 205 12' told by pohce that they would Hawthorne have to take a breath test Accordmg to reports, pohce - John Lundberg Laptop larceny f t'a}~ for IIvout A laptop computer was taken from an unlocked desk UnleckYour 1995 Contour " drawer at Parcells MIddle 'School The computer was the $175 property of the special educa- HolDe EClUity tion department and was last seen at 3 p m Monday, Sept 8 Casll The desk drawer and the door to the room were unlocked. - Jtm Stu:kford Youth arrested 1995 Omtwr fMtum 36 Mo,"h116 QQQ MIk &d Uu:pr' um Grosse Pomte Farms pohce • DUdi AltP,;gr • POlller B1I1keslwm"g. SolAr li"trd Gkw CapJla/rud CoJl $ 9707 ()(; arrested a youth suspected of • bum Il1 \,(1pm • Hr,uIhglu \,(l1mmg Omru: DOli n l',nmrn/ $ I 08522 possessIon of manJuana Sept R'fund"bl' Ircu"l) VrpoM $ 175 (}() • !?£motr Drckltd Rele,/S(' 14 on Hanlliton hrst i\fonrh P,l'rmfn.r $ J147'. Accordmg to reports, pohce responded to a report of a neIghbor who observed two P!JJs! }nu'U find moregreat deals youths parked In front of hIs house When police arrived, 011 addmonal pre-leased Ford l't'hldes when you the officers detected a strong VlSltyour 31 Metro Detroit ford Dealm! odor of manJuana 10 the Blr. A small quantIty of the suspect- ed drug was observed on the 1995 Wmdstar passenger SIde dashboard _ji-l;rn After a further search, police dIscover a small pIpe FREE! and rolhng papers !n(~[f~;.JiI[l' RUlFORIl One suspect reported that Pat M.Jh¥en fon! \1«ro [)CtfOll Ford DnlC'r'$ the dnver had pIcked hIm up From the bank that brought you {248h:n.3000 {3t3)JG3ioo and wanted to stop and smoke HAl ROCK the drug After further ques- TotaUy Free Checking! RO(U£.o,HR TJl()l SupeOQ[ ford HMMpO Ford IC!l) Fgrd.lne. tIonmg, the dnver admitted ~ ~ " R .. .,("\ e' R. loJ smokmg the man Juana .. applICatIon fee .. tItle fee (311) 782:MOO (248) 85z.0400 (248)~ The dnver was arrested and .. apprarsal fee .. clOSingcosts Fa!!I~~;~1ug Tl«») BdI6=1:grd Dean Sc!!m Foul taken to the station, where he i'l.,,,hR,,,j ",nterest payment for the first 30 days ~. \). i~t'k II; '.k.I was released to the custody of drJ)'lw&~ (313)421-7000 (248)643-7500 hIS mother The other subject .. annual fee for the life of the line was taken home The eVIdence ~r~~f~rd n ....-.\RRf .... 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LOffICIs 91() Rohh ns Sv~te 152 Grond Hnvf'n M149 ..17 (6161 RAil anll '0' 16161 RA7<17A7 prnoil dmo?OnnvnnntIll rrvr, September 18, 1997 18A Automotive Grosse Pointe News Tacoma combines car-like qualities with pickup truck A qUIck "'alk around the If you are gomg to use the Toyota makes ItS4x4s easier to mIleage 1997 Toyota Tacoma Xtracab pickup truck hke a car, you Yo III EPA fuel effiCIency ratmg pIckup truck sends you all the enter '"ant It closer to that hIgher Tacomas are bUIlt at the With manual transmISSIOn IS right mes.ages The styhng pnce That's why 1say I am not 18 mIles per gallon City, 22 cues are trendy, everythmg IS New UllIted Motors really a pIckup truck person I Manufacturm~ Inc plant m hllzhwav up tv J"k, lht>proponlOn" are u.e It like a car 'Ibyota has a tendency to nse classIc Fremont, Cahf, Jomtly operat- Toyota's Sixth-generatIOn h' ed by Toyota and General to the top of every market seg- Now, I am not a real pickup compact pIckup debuted as a Motors The ail-American ment It ISm, m terms of value truck person, so I probably hke 1995-112 model and that's (well, almost a1l) Tacoma was and quahty The quality of the thIs truck for some wrong rea. when It got an actual name, Tacoma IShard to gamsay, but sons Autos also deSigned m Cahforma Tacoma ThIS suggests the OptIOns mclude cruIse can- a lower pnce would make It a 1 don't hke to have a dog Slt- rugged outdoors, as well as p.------~ stronger value Slml1ar models tmg next to me on the seat, so 1 By Richard Wright trol, aIr condltlOnmg, a .hdmg strength and adventure 1 • rear WIndow, tIlt steerIng ofFord Ranger, Chevrolet S-lO like the Xtracab, whIch gives guess It wouldn't make much customers who select their In top-of-the-hne SR5 wheel, and moonroof and DodgeDakota run a couple me room behmd the seats to sense to call It the Grosse 4x4s on the baSISof how they Xtracab pIckup., a SIngle Tacoma carnes a baSICthree thousand less stash a dog If I happen to be Pomte or the Harbor Spnngs look, not how much manure On the other hand, Toyota transportmg one (and I often SWItchprOVIdeseasy, pushbut- year/36,OOO-mIJ.e warranty, I've never been to Tacoma, but they can haul ton engagement of four wheel- WIth five-year/60,000-mlle on does not usually compromise am) or my bnefcase or a book- It sounds like the great out- Tacomas have front COil dnve By redeslgnmg ,md low the dnvetram and five years much on quahty, and quahty bag If 1 am commutmg m the doors spnngs mstead of the former enng the noor b\ 1 (, 1m he., on rust With unlimIted costs money truck (which I often am) A chOIceof three engines IS torSIOnbars, but 4x4s feature 1 have no urge to carry a available and the pickup ndes longer suspensIOn travel than rifle, 1>mceIf I spot rabbIts, on a new chaSSIS 1Wo-wheel- before to Improve nde and han- whIch seem to be more plentI- dnve Tacomas get a 2 4.lIter dling, on or ofT road Track ful than usual m the Pomtes four-cylmder base engine, WIdth has been Increased for a thIS summer, I have no desire rated 142 horsepower, while more stable nde to shoot them, whIch 1 am sure Tacoma 4x4s get a 150-horse- Rack-and-pmlOn steermg IS qUIte Illegal anyway (There power, 2 7-hter four replaces the old reclrculatmg- ISa town m Texas whIch has an If you like your pIckup to ball setup, resultIng m better ordmance which prohibIts blaze a bit, conSiderthe optIOn- feel and response Manual- shootmg a rabbIt from a trolley al dual-overhead-cam, 24-valve ShIft trucks feature reverse- I'm sure that ISIllegal here too, V-6 that whips out 190 horses gear synchrOnization, to reduce If we had trolleys) and 220 pound-feet of torque gear nOIse when you want to I hke the Tacoma because It WIth thIS V-6, borrowed from back up IS very car-11kI.',It IS fun to the bIgger T100 pickup, the A lockmg rear-wheel differ- drive and I can use It almost compact Tacoma can tow up to entIal IS now available on all the same way 1 would use my 5,000 pounds and WhIp most 4WD models Bucket seats can car I don't much 11kI.'the pnce, sport trucks from the stoplight be had on any Xtracab Tacoma howe~er, which ranges from Toyota opted for aggreSSIve thIS year, not Just the SR5 $14,828 for the two-wheel- styhng, InSIdeand out Regular Two-wheel dnve models have dnve Xtracab WIth four-cylIn- and extended Xtracab bodIes new head lamps and a new der base engine and five-speed are avaIlable III eIther two- or gnlle that make the vehIcle gearbox to $22,938 for the four-wheel dnve A deep- look more like the T100 four.wheel-drIve SR5 V.6 sculpted gnllelhood/fender Four-wheel anti-lock brakmg Xtracab With five-speed or structure Imparts 8 sporty per- IS an optIOn All Tacomas con. The Toyota Tacoma compact pickup truck with Xtracab looks, and Is, good. $23,838 WithautomatIC sonahty to the truck to attract tam an alrbag for the driver Southeast Michigan city views offer special color trips Fall color In southeast opportunItIes to VIew fall fin- color should be peakmg m mld- colors Sylvester says MichIgan's CitIeS?You betcha, finest Maybury IS on EIght ery, and there are seasonal pro- to-late-October there, says There are SIXmIles of dIrt One three-fourth mIle says AAAMichigan MIle Road west of Beck, near grams as well Call (313) 852- Carol Clements, Wayne County hIkIng traIls and four miles of traIl IS self-guIded Pamphlets "Some of the best VIews of NorthVIlle In Oakland County 4056 for mfonnatlOn on POSSI-Parks naturahst paved bIke traIls dIrect walkers to trees and MIchIgan's annual color show For more park informatIOn, ble fall naturalist programs She also recommends "That's where colors are plants along the way At the call (248) 349-8390 happen In the parks, dnves, It's open 10 a m to 4 p m Westland's HolIday Nature Dlcest We also have 11mIles of turn-of-the-century fann, the lakes and nature centers WIth- Tuesday - Sunday Preserve Its traIls and bndges horseback ndmg trails GUIded Oct 12 harvest festIVal from There are scores more fall In a few mmutes of most • ProVIdInga 16-mIle contm- are bemg redone, but VISitors ndes are $18 an hour on week- noon to 4 P m WIllhave hands- vlcwmg opportuDlbes In or Mlchlgamans, wlthm theIr uous stretch of gold, red and stIli can walk the preserve ends, $14 on weekdays There on farmIng opportumtIes, all near the state's urban centers own metro areas," says AAA jellows, the Middle Rouge from dawn to dusk on theIr often are naturahst-Ied hIkes," when the colors should be theIr Just look and see Travel Agency dIrector BIll Parkway, nicknamed Hmes own Call Wayne County Best Park after the Edward N Parks at (313) 261-1990 for "Mo.t parks otTerplcmckmg, Hmes DrIve that wmds InformatIOn nature trails or dnves, and through It, delIghts commuters • StIll III the DetrO!t metro some have nature programs and plcDlckers With the bnl- area and near the commum- and naturalIst-led hIkes to let hant colors of oaks, maples and ties of Bnghton and Milford, you enJoy fall colors up close," other trees along It and the Kensmgton Metropark IS one Best says meandenng MIddle Rouge of the region's best Here are Just a few Ideas RIver between NorthVIlle and Kensmgton IS one of 13 from AAAto get you started on Dearborn Metroparks rInging the your fall color tnp m southeast Viewthe season's color debut region. MIchIgan dunng "Saturdays and An eight-mIle hIke and bike • Belle Isle, the 985-acre Sundays m the Park," from trail WInds around the mam gem m the mIddle of the 9 30 a m to 3 30 p m Only lake, WIth flora marked along DetrOIt RIver, IS a perfect spot bicycles and other non-motor- the way Best dnves are Route to catch some late-season VIew- Ized vehIcles are allowed untIl 2 through the park's hard- mg come late September and Sept 28 Numerous mrm-parks woods, and Route 3, offenng October About 75 percent of offer plcnlckmg and play- great color overlooks mto the the Island IS covered by hard- ground fun for kIds along the lake valley's maple, oak, hick- woods, With swamp white, pm way ory and ash Dependmg on the oak and SlIver maple WIthdog- The new Crosswmds weather, usually mId-October wood bemes the predommant Marsh on Haggerty Road, west IS best for the color watch, speCIes, says Belle Isle Nature of 1-275 In Sumpter TownshIp says park naturalIst MIke Center naturalist Suzanne near the Wayne-Monroe Broughton The park nature Campbell County border filled m for center and PICDlCareas are There are about eIght miles fannmg m the 1800s, was re- open year-round Call (248) of roads on the 1~land,WIthtop claimed and offers SIXmiles of 685-1561 For InfonnatlOn on speed of 20 mph In most areas, nature traIls through forested other Metroparks, call (800) mcludmg a 5 2 mIle dnve CIr- wetlands of cottonwood, red 47~PARKS cling the pen meter, With plen- and Silver maple and ash • Near NorthVIlle, Maybury ty ofVIewsof trees surroundmg There WIll be naturalist-led State Park was the state's first SIghts hke the Belle Isle walks, and entry IS free urban state park, says park AquarIum and WhItcomb Through at least mid-October, manager Anna Sylvester The Conservatory paddle a canoe ($10 for two 945-acre faCIlityIS 70 percent Some of the roads comb the hours) on a two-mile marked beech and sugar maple, whIch II ma\ be I"'t a name tag to ""me but lor Detro,t Urban League and Je" Ish Island's densel) wooded Inten. traIl through the marsh Fall often makes for bnlllant fall or, where, Ifyou're lucky, you'll m.1n\ othel> \\ ho kno\\ the rnd'gnll\ that VocatlOnal Sel"\'ce that pro\1de ""I"\'ceo; catch a glimpse of some of the comco;\< Ith hemg unt'mplo.\ ed, 11 S a badge 120 or so European fallow deer .. that help hUlld self-conlidence emp hauling trailers G\RDl NUn s,tu I ,..tll .... Hauhng a boat or travel 32000 Ford Rd traJler on MIChIgan's roads can JU'i1 \\(,'it or MunmJn go off "WIthout a hitch" If you Ol3'425HOO remember the "dos and don'ts" of packIng and handling that NO\1 extra load, and performmg Vc:lr~ It' borne routme maintenance fQ2'5I Gmnd RI~cr I I.C." •• ...... $ ee' . ( Z:::::::M.'" '. ~ . _=.=::.~~~_2.SC"POIIAn 0fPI0 .. ,. RO.od c:, Horn hon e, I090naw MI ~8602 1~'711Q? 091~ SEQUENCE 18001968 1~S6 la' 15171192 2473 scon IOIIINION f'mo~ omq lct<:r s (om Ptf"sd~nl .' •••• OIlAL 0PPtCII 97~ Rohb os ,,, •• ?5~ (,rand H(]vpn M~49417 I~~J 84~ 8176 1m 16161 8~1 ()747 ,,1'fInIII Arr.n'~" r---. September 18,1997 20A News Grosse Pointe News 50 years ago this week xesterda~'s headlines 50 years ago this week Fl!:>her'!:> Mlrdge" by a mmute work on the nm' 131 Kercheval • The 1-'.11 m_, along with It!:> In the fourth, tie breaking rate Center complex carnes on neighbor, In the Park and the of the Canada Cup - which I!:> Shore_, LOntemplate!:> the po. the cup In Great Lake;, ~31hng' 5 years ago this week Slblhty of bewmlllg a city • The City 01 Grosse Pomte • A former Gro~se POlnte Farm~ village prp!:>ldent Jame!:> Wood!:> ,>tudles water rate Park re!:>ldent recount~ to the Increase' aftpr the CltV of K \V"'tl....u.-" 1Pt"v.u.t.., 1 Lvillliut Gr sse P'"' .,...,fr ~('\~ c;;: pl<::: hqr- tee to !:>tudy the questIOn The DetlOlt mforms offiCIals In rowmg expenence weathenng Farm!:> no\\ operate, under the June tlldt It~ water rates would Hurnc,me Andrew m!:>lde hiS General VIllage Act of the State mcreas!' 23 cent~ per 1 000 home directly behmd of MichIgan - which I,>consld. wblc feet on the No\ I bllhng Homestead fur Force Base m ered by many duthontle~ to be Flonda (whIch was left m ruinS outmoded In d number of 10 years ago this week after Andrew paid a blustery respects • The Grosse Pomte Woods and devastatmg VISIt) • An epidemiC of bnck-toss hIghway department Will take Ing has been spreading down the one wav traffic SignS • The Gros;,e POlnte school through the Pomte,> and unfor. erected on Bournemouth, end- board vote!:> 4-3 to mcrease tunately hd' become the latest mg a 90.day tnal whIch failed property taxes by 79 percent form of deVIltry and mahclou!:> to conVlnce enough people that for the 1992-93 school year A mIschIef Several homeowner!:>, one.way traffic IS better on handful ofre!:>ldenls object, but including one on Mlddle;,ex In that street The majority of !:>chool dIstrict supporters, the P,lrk, have reported ,eemg Bournemouth reSidents resent- along WIth board members, ;,mall groups of teens to!:>!:>lng ed the Inconvemence of a one- wonder where the opponents bncks through hvmg room wa) street more thdn they were when the budget was wmdows and then fleemg m apprecIated the traffic reduc- bemg set School adminIstra- what appears to be a Packard hon It created The tnal also tors tell the pubhc that a num- A DetrOlt reSIdent, who parked Increased traffic on neighbor- ber of economiC reahtles led to her car overmght on McKInley Ing street~ the mcrease, Includmg a reduc- Road, also reported damage to tIOn m Interest earnmgs and a her car wmdow • Supporters of a proposed $2 4 mllhon loss m state contn- • A lot of plannmg has been $8 6 mIllion expansIOn and butlOns to emplo) ee FICA pay- gOing on recently concernmg renovatIOn of the three branch- ments the prospectIVe development of es of the Grosse Pomte Pubhc the Murray Sales property at LIbrary have formed several • Hill busmesses ball out Lmcoln and Jefferson as a pub. commIttees to coordmate after an overmght ramstorm hc library and memonal to efforts to raise the funds neces- dumps 1 86 Inches onto the Nearing cornerstone laying stage Gros~e POinte serYIce men and sary for the project to reach DetrOIt area At One23 restau- women In World War II The frUItIOn Their goals passage rant, manager VIVian Day tells This artist's rendering shows the beautiful new St. James Lutheran Church to be property has been conveyed to of a bond Issue and approval of of her harrowmg evemng, built on McMillan between Kercheval and Ridge in Grosse Pointe Farms. The con- the Grosse Pomte school board a 1-mlll tax mcrease begmnlng when water began gregation, which organized in 1940, has been meeting for the last 6-and-1/2-years by ItS owner, subject to hIS hf!' • ConstructIOn continues shooting up from the sewer in the Punch and Judy Theater A special cornerstone laying service is scheduled tenure at hiS reSIdence A com. thIS week on two SIzable office drain, floodmg the kItchen and for Sept, 21 with the Rev. George E. Kurz presiding. The building will be con- mlttee has been studymg the bUlldmgs on oPPosite ends of sendmg water cascading across structed in a colonial style. patterned after New England churches. property for the past year and the HIli shoppmg and bUSiness the floor toward the dmmg has retained an archItect to dlstnct m Grosse Pomte room where patrons were sttll prepare prehmlnary plans Farms At one end, the former fimshlng theIr meals Other good b) e party and weddmg The art Punch and Judy Theater IS bUSinesses m the area were FYI-- annl\er,an bash to unload 25 years ago this week bemg renovated mto office affected as well man) of the httle e},.tras accu sUItes At MUIr and Kercheval, - Shirley A McShane From page 7A of winning • Supenntendent Theos I mulated m 40 years of mar- POinte artists almost !:>wept nage? Anderson of the Grosse Pomte the show Fnday at the "Wayne see If everythmg wa;, all nght, Pubhc School System "Our three kids helped by County - The Artists Among the Vlce pre~ldent opened It (finall) ) taking the things they announces a senes ofmformal Us" juned exhibItion of ongl- weanng one of the cheese left here v.hen they went to col- afternoon meetings to dISCUSS EASTLAKE CARDIOVASCULAR nal works sponsored by the hats" concerns about Grosse POinte's lege," says Bob, a retlred South Wayne County CounCIl for the "They re cralY lookmg pubhc schools and hbranes ASSOCIATES, P.C. HIgh Amencan and World Lit Arts, the Grosse POinte Arts things," explamed Cal!:> dad teacher The senes was offered for CounCIl and Ambleslde Gallery -VIctor Ablragr, MD, FACC "They look I1ke you're weanng That left over 1,800 book~ those most affected by day-to Of the 38 pieces chosen for -Joan S Cra....,rord, DO FACC a big yellow block of cheese on belonging to Bob and hIS WIfe, day operatIOns of the schools display In the gallery, 24 were -Robert MCleary, MD FACC your head" v.ho was \\Ith the Lake Shore and hbranes In an effort to by local contnbutors, including -Thomas P DaVIS MD, FACC FYI deCIded not to a,k about Pubhr Schools for many year!:> Improve commuOlcatlOns M,S. AUardice, K. Dawn --Georges, B. Ghafan, MD, FAC C how much bel'r " ,- ~ent up SolutIOn They chose aboul between the svstems and their Baker, Michael Derbyshire, publics . --George B Ghanem, MD, FAC C bOO fa\onte volumes to keep Mary Ewald, Carol -Vlthal Kmhal, • POinter L1y"d MD, FACC (mcludmg those gIven by Hennessey, Bunny Homan, -Thomas A LaLonde, fnend~) and a.ked everyone Ecclestone's 39 fool sloop MD FACC Unloading a Dorothea Krieg, Carel "Dynamite" defeat> Gordon "ho attended theIr open house LaChiusa, Deborah Maiale, are please to announce the move of thw offIce to cool concept last month to take at least Nancy Prophit, Bette The Park\ Bob and Ann three of the remammg books Prudden, Eleanor .. ST. CLAIR SHORES - Bradley thought theIr son, aVway Radcliffe, Leo Salvaggio, save yourself time Robb s, Idea \\ as a wmner If Virginia Sendelbach and and the openmg of a new office In when it comes to movmg mto theIr house on "The party was a success," Lori Zurvalec. Three MIle (about 25 year~ says Ann "Between everyone filling or finding Joba. Macomb TownshIp Kneg won Best of Show, see U& Finltl ago) called for a housewarm who came, and the AAUW that Prophlt won the Award of Grosse Pointe News gol the rest, we gave away 24211 uttle Mack mg, then movmg out needed a Ment and DerbyshIre and A 146591 Romeo Plonk SUJte 220 "house coohng " 1,200 book!:> It was a very mce Hennessey won Honorable The Connection SI Clmr Shores, MI 48080 I Macomb T';;f , MI 48044 And smce they" pre relocat way to celebrate an anmver. Mention Claasifieds phone' [8101498-0440 I Fa>c(810l498-0401 mg to a smaller placp what ;,ary without havmg people If yOU have an FYI tiP, call 882-6900 better time than a LOmhlnatlon bnng thing!:>" K E at (:H8) 822-4091 UtIrewards homeowners with... I Grade-a-fresh 9ft~Our Own Fresh .. FRYERS Whole or Cut...... 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Prodigal Son, and others closer beat out mo;t ba;ed on PncelEarnmgs RatIO, The 33 mE'mbers, With an , ....._ . :._' __ 5.:_ _. ,_ :.- to hOT!' Yf"l nn pnh1hly «'f' \..YUIL) U1Ut,.Uu.l r"~,,D""h R"tlU, PJl~e/.s"I"" averdge age 01 19+, have over that LTS IS leddlOg up to funds dUi mg Ratio, and other statIstical 1,000 years expenence on and Estate Plannmg, Wills and t he past se,,- compansons Wlth $2 9 bllllon depoSited 10 off Gnswold Street, so thiS CDn- Not necessanly scared, but Bequests, whIch will be broken eral year" - The bIg multinatIOnal com- the week ended Wednesday, at least dlscombobulatedl Here test should be a cake-walt and topped 95 up mto many segmentb, so that pames are havmg profit mar Sept 10 In the DetrOIt Metro area, especl8l1y as regards the local percent of we don't get bogged down m gm problems due to currency InstltutlOnal Investors there eXIsts the Ex. DIVIdend stocks I ThIS year 20 members legalese Years ago, we picked By Joseph them dUring fluctuatIOns and cannot contm- appear to be wlthdrawmg Club, formerly called the submitted the reqUired wager up these one-liners some. the first 6 ue their earn10gs grDwth pat. funds from big cap stocks and Fmanclal Genatncs Club The (where else would the pnze Mengden months of this where, with thdnk; terns of the recent past mbbllng Dn the small caps members are all retired, Dr money come from?) and tally year - the current situatIOn IS Meanwhile, small stocks are m Since mId-year, the Russell almost retlred, from the mvest- sheets You'd thmk these eru 180 degree; OPPOSltel Today the spothght Becau;e It'S dlffi. 2000 IS up 11 percent vs a 55 ment busmess In theIr Dther dlte veterans of so many stock 7 STEPS TO HANDLING the small Cdp (capltahzatlOn) cult to buy manv of the small percent gam m S&P 500 hfe, most were stock brokers, battles would be of a near like AN INHERITANCE. compames m the Rus;ell 2000 stocks In ~ILC on NASDAQ, portfolio managers, brokerage mmd? NDt SD, these scarred 1 J Con;lder your personal Index are runnmg CHeleS man) m,trlutlOnal traders are OTHER OPINIONS partners, bond traders, bank analysts are stili free spmts' tax SItuation, 2) DepDslt the around the Blue ChIps m the buV10g futures contracts and Have you gone to a party trust Dfficers, bond Here are the hlgh.low spreads check ImmedIately IOta an S&P 500 Index den\atlv€» tled to the Russell lately and noticed thdt the lawyers, you name It I of their wagers mterest-bearlng account, 3) It's Ilke the Index fund's pop- 2000 But that cash eventually small talk dnfted mto stocks? The Club meets for lunch 12-5-97 Estimate DeCide hDW much you WJI! uldnty made their underlymg has tD go directly mtD the Immediately, the cDnversation every month at a different Security Dn ;tock; top heavy A; 1Ovestors underlymg ;tock;, and It doen t spend your per"onal self (a lights up' I can't figure out member s golf, country Dr yacht new Dodge Viper?), 4) Payoff poured cash mto the mdex take much buymg power to why stocks trade so high? club m the area That way the DDw Jones Index all non-deductible debt (credit funds ($1 bIllion a month mtD move up the pnce of these rei- '6 percent IS a hvmg wage, north.enders can't cDmplam 30-year Treasury (pot) cards charge up to 165 per Vanguard s mam mdex fund), atlvely thm stocks As the but stocks don't pay that much about the long dnve to Grosse CDmenca Bank these funds had to mvest that stock pnces Ulcrea;e, so does cent, Dr more), 5) Set aSIde a any more' hasn't been the PDmte "to lunch on the lake' General MDtors cash mto the S&P 500 Index the Russell 2000 Index The 'It reserve Df 3 months expenses, same smce computers tODk every month Each summer K.Mart stocks m the same proportIOn total market capltahzattDn of 6) Make the maxImum tax- over that program, sDmethmg (July 3 thiS year), we have a deductible contnbutlOn to YDur as each stock s capltahzatlOn the 2000 stocks In the Russell about, tradmg' I don't hke "stock plckmg cDntest," Wlth High Low IRA, 401(k) or Keogh plan, 7) bore to the aggregate ca pi tal- 2000 IS only $800 mllhon vs $7 the pnzes awarded at the gala Izatton of the Index tnlhon for the S&P 500' paYIng taxes, SD I SWItched to Large mhentances of $500,000 Mumclpal Bonds. It's too Chnstmas party m December Close up deserve an expenenced 9-12.97 On June 30 la;t, the top 20 The stock market last week complicated for me, so I let my at the DetrOit AthletIc Club To estate planmng attorney stocks Df the 500 totaled 30 was a bumpy road, downward bank s Trust Department man- make It Simple, cDntestants )1st percent of the Index s value, slopmg The DJI last Fnday age my money fDr me etc , their pnce estimates of the 8,975 6,6667,742 With heavy concentratIOns In (Sept 12) closed at 7,742 97, off etc, etc December, 1997 close for 5 612 701663 the larger stock~, such as 79 pomts for the week But If you thmk the people you market categones (1) the DJI, 8275 64257538 Joseph Mengden IS a Gro~se COCA-COLA (KO) GENERAL mvestDrs cDntInued to pour know are confused about the (2) the YIeld on the 30.year 7238 52256650 Powte CIty reSIdent and former ELECTRIC (GEJ, PHILIP cash mto equIty mutual funds, market, SDare the prDS Treasury bond, (3) the stock 1600 9251463 chaIrman of Fzr~t of Mlchzgan Burglaries in Michigan continue to decline in 1996 Metro East Chamber of Commerce As a result of greater public cent decrease, Genesee, 2 1 Simply gam entry thrDugh • Engrave an IdentificatIOn C H,A AI B ERe HAT ill a"areness and mvolvement by percent mcrease, Jackson, 43 unlocked dODrs and wmdows number m Items, such as tele- --- __ I neIghborhood watch groups, percent decrease, Kalamazoo, Often, locks are easIly over- VlSIDns, VCRs and stereDS "Worlclng Together for a Better Tomorrow" burglane~ m Michigan have 31 percent decrease, Sagmaw, come Wlth Simple tODls such as • Store cash, expensive Jew- Fraser, the 5 Grosse Polntea, Harper Woods, Roseville, St Clair Shores declined for the fifth consecu- 5 percent decrease, and the edge of a plastiC credit elry and Dther valuables m a Autumn Auction Lucy's 'l'avern, Channel bve year Ingham, 23 percent decrease card safe Dr bank safety depOSit bDx The MECe WlII spDnsor ItS Marker and The Lobster Pot, Last year, burglanes "Through the cDoperatlve There are some common- "One of the mDst effective annual Autumn Auctlon gDld and Silver Jewelry, stone drDpped 28 percent compared effDrt of law enforcement and sense precautlDns reSidents deterrents agamst burglary F d S t 26 t th cntters, and 30 Beame to 1995 In 1996, there were commumty leaders, we have can take to deter burglars The has been the fDrmatlon of Just over 79,000 burglary been able tD (make) a slgmfi- fDllowmg are some sugges- neighborhood watch grDUPS, ~SU~PtlO:P Cultural aCente~ Babies Dffenses repDrted In 1995, that cant Impact on cnme," said tlons often orgamzed Wlth the aid of In St Clmr ShDres Luncheon with Engler figure was well over 80,000 Leanne Snay, executiVe dlrec. • EqUIp doors Wlth dead.bolt local police," Snay saId "Less The fund-raiser IS to bene. The MEce Wlll hDst a hm. The 1996 percentage tor of the MIchigan AsSOCiation locks, and put a shde bolt on fDrmal programs can also be fit the Chamber's programs cheon Sept 24 WIth the Dther 1Ocrea~eJdecrease m burglary of Insurance Compames slldmg glass doors and make effectiVe If cooperatIOn IS and the ChIldren's Trust Chambers m Macomb CDunty Dffenses for ;ome of the more (MAlC) "We need to cDntmue sure all Wlndows are locked enlisted among neighbors ScholarshIp Fund that are members of the populou~ l\illchlgan countIes to "ork together to ratse the • Use automatIc bmers to Nearby reSidents should be Some of the Items to be cDunty ECDnDmlc Club The were Wavne, 1 9 percent pubhc's awareness dbout the turn hghts Dn and Dffm the !lv- requested tD watch for any auctIOned melude TPC Golf guest speaker WIll be GDV clecre,,'e K,>nt 4 7 percent Importance ofreportmg theft" mg room and bedrooms when Foursome, Escape Packages John Engler to the St Clair Inn, Grand The luncheon begin' at !nere,l" \va,hten.!w 166 per- Snay ,ald many burglars you are not at home See DECLINE, page 23 HDtel, DearbDrn Regency and noon and the cost IS $18 for the Hyatt Regency, Dmner at members and $25 for non. Business Peo~le You and Andlamo's, DaEdoardo, members Gro;;e Pomte Farms resI- WashIngtDn Umverslty dent Wallace Your Car 8. A RID CIIOIS VOLUNTEER Riley was Awards were nDt reserved to recently Just Wallace awarded the In the Riley For auto, home and life - Allstate State Bar of household 'oUr"!: In ~t ... d hand ... MichIgan's Michigan Being in good hands is the only place to be:" top award, Supreme the Robert P Court Justice [tJ[IJ Hudson Ward, Dorothy by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover for hfetllne Comstock Sales lIgr seMce Mgr Riley achIevement Riley was In the legal named one of GEnlNG INTO A FIX prDfesslon seven Riley An owner of an older car th.t needs The presentatIOn wlll be made "ChampIOns repair ma} be faced With the deaslon Sept 19 at the 62nd annual of Justice" by the State Bar m 10 fix the car and keep ,t or sell.t and J C BROOKSJR JOHN C BROOKS SR State bar conference m DetrOIt 1997 They were recDgmzed at hUj another &>nllment aS1de anyone MARK C BROOKS LUTCF iHarrer Wood, Res ) CLU (Grosse Pto Woods R", ) a luncheDn at Cobo faced \VIth a repOlr b~1 that approaches (G f():<".'oC PCf" Fann:lo Res ) Account~c:m SenIor A~ount Agent ConferencelExhlbltlon Center the cost of bU)'lng another car would Ac.count Executl\C' Riley l~ the founder and chIef hkely buy another one If the repair executlve officer of RIley and Sept 17 19921 E 12 Mile Road @ 1-94. RoseVille, MI48066 RIley has served her profes- cost lS much less many find 'I • good Roumell PC In DetrOIt and IS ,dea 10 keep • car they .re generally Bus (810) 777-8688 Fax (810) 777-3150 former presIdent of both the SIDn for 47 years She has spent happy ... th What .boul the oWiler who Ampncan Bar AsSOCIatIOn and her life knockmg down bamers IS faced WIth a moderate Tepalr bill and State Bar of MIchigan to women m the legal profes. 51111des,res a new car' Should the car slOn She was mducted mto the be repaired before purehaslllg • new Riley received hiS law degree MichIgan Women's Hall of one? Usually It pays to make the from the Umverslty Df Fame m 1991 TepalT before selhog because the car ",11 command • hIgher pn", .nd MichIgan and hiS graduate law She recel\ed her law degree appeal to more prospectwe buyers If It Invest In A Diamond degree from George from Wayne State Unl\erslty IS In good o\erall conditIon Speaking \VIlh Ihe folks "ho deal S%ArY'Premium Rate 1A1th care;da} m and day out can often GRAND OPENING Of1'£>T "au a pcrspectlV(> on ~uch dec1slOn~ about 'IoI.hether to make a Money Market Or gwen repa]r or not At RINM TOYOTA we kno" hoe 10 take car care Savings Account At womes ofTyou h'mds We earned OUf SPIRIT Of C~N~V~:I~~~~~~~;reputatIOn for -.en1N' exc(>t!(>ncf" th(> w",w:w,,_,,'WS;.iiW TH E QUAL ITY hard ""ay - one cmtomer at a tlm(> Republic Bank. 31 2';420 ~an Dyke PIlone • Vi,,' u, AND VALUE OF OUR '';R 2000 INTERNATIONAL WINE It YOUre Ioo~ngfOT~ premIUm flrt nount WI oHm higher \lelJs AND GOURMET FOOD wd comerurncr - iool; no turther t~an OUi [)W110nd \I"n(\ \!arl.el 100% FRENCH MERLOT or DillllOOO ~\1[JgI Ac,ounr Both lUOUnt5 otlIT W mll<~ to 1995 Merlol de Jacques Et FranCOIs I.urton, Bordeaux Higher RthmI, \'OU' fOOfl(\ 1I1th l monCl marl.er auounr \'OU h.\f ..• ------,lDYUr A Ql 'ALm. And Ibe Jlll' 0IlI10 .. [ I A o «& • a Q September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Business 23A Aunt/niece team discovers second chances at Carnegie Institute By Shirley A. McShane those years of school," she Siaff Writer They are the medIcal support real m~dlcaJ eqUIpment explained "It's been great so team behmd the phy!>luans Andrea Lucido and KnstIne In le~, th,m tYo0 yedrs btu far I know I'llgo back to school and can take blood pressure, Plana have more in common dent. ~an train for Job!>as med eventually to finish my give mjectlOns, take X-rays, as Ical abbhtanb office mandge than careers m the health care degree" mdustry well as perform front office ment, computenwd medlc,d Plana, who IS now a Harper dutlC!>and lab work Both grew Up In Gros&e blllmg, m~dlcal "euetary, word Woods resident, said the same Carneg-le wa~ founded In oro<..e<=;r.,lne' m(~rlH"al rl?('()rd~ POinte P,ana (\\'h" I" LU_IJOb words when she leU college 1947 m Detroit, when It wa~ tran.lrlptHJn, eltctroneurodl aunt) IS the daughter of a WIth three years of nursmg physIcian Lucido is the grand- granted a hcense from the agno!>tll tethmcldn cdrdlOva~- trammg behind her - that she Michigan Department of cular tuhnology, penpheral daughter of a physIcian thought she'd get nght back to HaVIng a doctor in the family EducatIOn to provide a source va.cular Doppler, along WIth school to finish her degree She for training allied health per- work!>hops and !>emmar!> meant both women heard marned and started a famIly interesting stones as children .nnnel It was the first school of Plana, Jlong WIth Carnegie When her youngest daughter Its kmd to achieve state recog- about patients and medical Sit- administrators, have noted entered JUnior high, she began mtlOn and the first school In that while the school draw. ua tlOns Both VIsIted area hos- thlnkmg about the Impendmg pItals where theIr relatives the country to offer a regularly students of all age& from all "empty nest" and what she'd do scheduled mstructional pro- backgrounds and even more worked Neither were turned to fill her days off by the gritty reahty of med- gram for trammg medical men are enrolling, It Isn t well She wanted to go back to assistants known by east sIders It offers a ICine In fact, each decided at a school but knew she'd need young age to pursue careers In In 1968 It achIeved m.tltu- Viable alternatl\ e to Uempty more than one year to complete Kristine Piana tlOnal accreditatIOn from the nesters~ hke Plana, Yoho Ileed nurSing her program She also admIt- LUCido, a 1991 graduate of Accrediting CommiSSIOnof the or want to get back mto the Institute In Troy, a pnvate ted she had reservatIOns about Carnegie NatIOnal AsSOCIatIOnof Trade Grosse Pomte North High workforce or for "career chang- school ofalhed health technolo- gomg back to school In her She completed the one-year and Techmcal Schools In 1974 School and Grosse Pomte ers~ who will need to take gy celebrating ItS 50th year early 40s mtenslve program In 1991 and It received program accredita- clas.es m the evenmg Woods resident, Imtlally went She became a certIfied medical "I thought I'd be the 'mom' m until thIS year, worked at away to college to study nurs- tion from the American assistant and then received the class," she saId "As It Grosse POinte area medICal MedIcal Ing but soon reahzed the More and more phySICians further trammg to become an turned out, there were women practices until she was inVIted ASSOCiatIOn/Committee on amount of schoohng she had are uSing medical a.slstants electroneurodlagnostlc techm- oldlJr than me In the program" to teach at Carnegie Allied Health EducatIOn and ahead of her She wondered If today, Carnegie administrators clan Today she IS employed by Daunted by the prospect of Another reason Plana chose Accreditation wouldn't be better to get a taste said, because they are more Med Share Inc and IS now the being placed at the end of a the mtenslve Carnegie The faclhty located at 500 cost effective and well-rounded of the profeSSIOn first before osteoporosIs program manager long college program waIting Program was that the CMA Stephenson Highway m Troy commlttmg any further In job duties To find out more "I thought I would do thIS hst and haVing to complete program puts workers In direct It IS a network of admmlstra- about allied health technology She enrolled In a one-year first, get my feet wet, and see 1£ more than the last year of contact WIth patients, whIch IS tlve offices, classrooms and careers, call Carnegie Institute program at the Carnegie I liked It before gOing Into all school, she decided to attend what she wanted to do most hands-on tramlng rooms WIth at (248) 589-1078 Deadline nearing for AAA nonalcoholic drink contest YOU CAN ADVERTISE TOO! There's stili time for Cup" number, dnnk name, Ingredl- City (Oct 7), Lansmg (Oct 8) MIchigan reSIdents to WIn$500 The contest IS part of the ents and mlXlng Instructions and DetrOit (Oct 9) WIllreceive CALL 882-3500 or a weekend getaway by Auto Club's UFlrst A Fnend, should be Included $500 Second-place wmners To RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE By 2 00 PM FRIO"Y entenng a nonalcoholic dnnk Then A Host" program to focus FIfteen finahsts will be WIll receIve a weekend get- recipe In AAA Michigan's 16th attentIOn on the problem of selected to mIx dnnks at one of away for two at a Michigan annual Zero-Proof MIX-Offcon- dnnklng and dnvlng dunng three regional contests Flrst- resort Other finalists will test Entry deadline ISTuesday, the hohdays. place wmners at each of the receive an Amencan Express Sept 22 Send entnes to Zero-Proof regional contests In Traverse gift cheque for $50 "Salute to Sports" IS the MIx-Off, AM MIchigan Public theme thiS year Think about RelatIOns, 1 Auto Club Dnve, dnnks With names hke "Home Dearborn, 48126 Name, Decltene Plate Hummer" or "Stanley's address, daytime telephone From page 22 to loss such as Jewelry and unusual actiVIty around your furs For an additional premi- Please send business news relative to the home while It ISunoccupied" um, property owners can pur- chase a pohcy endorsement five Grosse Pointes to: The group also adVIses that that msures speCific Items to The Grosse Pointe News consumers check With their full value Also, homeowners Business News home Insurance poliCIes to and renters should check WIth make sure coverage IS ade- theIr Insurance company rep- OVER 27 YEARS OF MECHANICAL SERVICE 96 Kercheval quate Generally, only limited resentative to determme If Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. protection IS prOVIded for cer- theIr company offers rate diS- I 16521 East 9 Mile Rd • EastpOinte 48236 tam types of personal property counts for secunty and safety 773-5820. 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Dodge Stratus ts $14.375for starters. $18.345 Powder-( oat -...,,. ~.,);r impressively pmnt teclmologv equipped.t Now, if we Will give YOU told vou that "Impressively Dodge plOlleered the wb10rward A StratiI'> ES IWI 1I11 1Ipllmt jilll.lh eqUipped" mcludes AutoStick deSign (011(ept - ltIovmg the aVllllable 2 5L, tough enough transmr.mon. anti-lock brakes whee!.\ out to the (Ornel \ and 24-l'a!ve V-6. to help pmtel t a (ar \ "lUll\, and a 2.5L V-6. ,/tdmg the panellger (OI/lPW tment Call It'thtll eIght Ol'l'uoat fmmflllll~ gravel When would vou be '>urprised? fonvard. Can wb-jorward a{ulIllllllltI ( \ lllldel 11(om('\ to H I/(/t IOU'I/ e\peu dml/l fr)ommen (rellte //lore room MSIiP"'f/ff $/ OliO""h he" ( ~I • SIS Stratus ~I The New Dodge For more am l\ en, ((//1 1-~()()-4-A -/)( )/)(11. 0/ \'1\11 Olll H-HJ \{Il' (// 1\ II \1 4ad(l(~~('(om -r \ CCMlPOllAII OfIPICIlr , l I 804 <; Hom.lron >"gnow M 4860, 1\17) 797093. SEQUENCE A 18001968 34~6 In. 1\1717922.423 ICon .. 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Walking is good for heart and Heart Association By Jim Stlckford Staff Wrller 4.2 Mile walking event on Sept. 28 A, I commumt), Gro"p POltltl T' tOl the mo,t pdrt eat whatever you wdnt, ,md .,t ~Ie," Said Courtney Hl II I "r 'lld of maklllg long smoke," ~md La'ell "When you "tart lectunng tu m III I l ,lmenh And thdt\ "Most 15 year old" don't suf- people or prealhmg to them, 11"[ IIh It th£' Grosse Pomt£' fer the negative con~equenles you can ,ee them "hut you out l h Iptel of the Arnencan Heal t of that kmd of behaVIOr It's Let's be fair, no one hke~ that '\"OU.lt\On want~ to do - health) heart WIthout turnmg when they get to be 35 or 40, But If you can educate people hnl e tlll' ) outh of the POllltes them off b) being too preachy that year~ of a bdd dlCt, no In a posItive way, m,tead of a nllke 11 long-term 111\ e~tment or too academIc" exercIse and "mokmg catch up negative way, you lan reach In he.lrt health With them," he saId them Telhng a teenager to exercise less than any gen- Dr Lavell Courtney, an thl., generatIOn of)o ouths I" the To th.lt end, the chapter J:, But, Courtney "aId, trymg to aVOId hamburgers and fne~ for eratIOn of chIldren before emergency room doctor at Bon heaVIest ever ,pon,orIng a specIal heart change your dlCt, qUIt smokmg their heart doesn't work them Secours who IS co chmr of the With home-Video gdme~ and \1 11kon Sunday, Sept 28 Thc or develop an exerCI"e regimen Telhng them that eatmg a bal "The diVIdends of educatIOn walk, "aid that the Idea of edu- VCRs, personal computer", 11,i1k begm~ at 1 pm at the IS a lot harder when you're 35 anced dIet that meludes a few won't be seen now, they'll be cating kId, today about havmg cable teleVISIOn and other dIS- Glos"e Pomte War Memonal than when you're 15 burgers IS much more effec- seen m 10 or 20 years, when we a healthy heart IS a long. term tractIOns and entertamments It I' 4 2 mIles long, and wIll "I try to emphaSIze the pOSI- tlve" see fewer mCldences of heart lJl\e"tment that didn't eXist even a genera- t.Jke particIpants down tive aspects of a healthy hfe- Courtney pomted out that dl~ea"e," Courtney smd When you're 15, you want to tion ago, they eat more and Ldke"hore to Provencal to "The ~tereotype of a heart- Kercheval to FIsher Road, and ~ attack vIctim bemg over back to the War Memonal stressed m hIS 50s IS no longer Money raIsed III the walk true I ha\e one patient who \1 III go to a vanety of Heart was 35 years old when he had ASSOCiation programs, smd hiS first heart attack, and the walk spokesperson Sally problem wdsn't congemtal He Owen The ma)ontv of It wIll was olerwelght, dIdn't exercI~e stay m the POlntes and fund and reall} loved red meat' local programs Owen said she hoped the "The Grosse Pomte chapter walk In Grosse Pomte Will be IS dlfTerent," Said Owen "We the first of many put on by the are the only chapter around heart assocldtlOn She could that has aJumor council, \~hlch not gl\ e enough credit to the IS made up of local hIgh ,chool people who have given their "tudents II ho are JunIOr" and tIme and efforts to make the semors The chapter ,ponsor" a event pOSSIble number of 10c.J1Plents like the They mclude Mary Black, 'Jump for hearts Jump lope Randell Cdln, Jeff Cothran, Dr fund raiser I'hlch rmse" monev Courtney Barbara DenIer for OUI gr,lde "chool educatlO~ Janice Hertel, Ronald program as Ilell a~ the hOOpS Lasko\\ SkI, Pat Sikora, JamlC fOI heal ts fundrm~er Spnet VickI Tobls, Jern The grade school educatIOn Vdlente and Robert Ferber program I~ "peclal, "aid Ol,en, The commIttee hope~ to raIse becau,e of the ,peclal heart $32,000 thIS year, and expetb power kIt., They are modular about 1,000 partIcIpants m nature ,md come m four An)oone mterested m learn part ~ a nd are geared for .b'l ade mg more about the walk "chool ,tudent, "hould telephone Owens at . The kIt" come With a stetho- scope," "l1d Ball>.lrd Denim of the War I\lemollal 1\hllh " co- Photo bv Jim StICk(Ord spun"onng the he Irt I\alk With a maze of details to work out. the planning committee of the Grosse Pointe American Heart Association Layout of the Heart Walkrecently got together at the WarMemorial to finalize plans for the Sept. 28 walk. which wiDraise money The kid, lan Il UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL 23RD ANTIQUES SHOW Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5 • 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Middle School Campus • 850 Briarcliff Drive • Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan Admission $6.00 Show managed by Jennings and McMillan, Antiques Network PREVIEW PAR1'Y Friday, October 3 • 7:00 p.m. Gourmet buffet prepared by Jimmy Schmidt of The Rattlesnake Club JAVA & JAZZ THE GRAND RAFFLE Saturday Nite Antiques! Grand Prize: 1998 Lincoln Navigator An eVeIll1lgof coolmlNC mId fme foods! Courtesy of Ford Motor Company Saturday, October 4 • 6:00 - 11:00 p.m. More exciting pnzes $25 per person Drawing: Sunday, October 5, 5:00 p.m. 37 of Amenca's top a1ztzques dealers Sc!zeduled mfomzal talks by antiques dealers • Studmt pe~(£mlzalzces For information cont:lct (313) 884-4444, ext. 211 = .. f : j a ~,," > - r rt~-- " coal'OllAn 0ffIW •• , l ROil f'moiI drnn ,)1Iftnnvnn,yfO r f\m 28 September 18, 1997 Communit Grosse Pointe News Norsemoms of the Gro"e Pomte Tnal ICS of Interest or concern Garden, at the War Memonal Beth Kastner, outgOIng accordmg to need - schools, Hostess for the afternoon WII! medIcatIOn,behaVIOrmanage. chairman of the Norsemoms be ShIrley Goolsby at Grosse Pomle North HIgh ment, orgamzatlOnal systems, School, passed the gavel to SIbling and family Issues, Incoming chaIrman Kathv Singles Impact ofADD on adults, etc When speclBl actIVIties or Peacock at the group's last SelectIve smgles SOCIaland tOpICS are planned at the meetmg More than 70 women travel club IS a group of bUSI- meetmgs, there WIllstili be an "ere present, including many ness and profes'lOnals ages 45 opportumty to share WIth mcomIng freshmen mothers and up Members and non- other members The Norsemoms first meetIng members are welcome to Jom for the 1997-98 school vear them the fourth Fnday of each For more mformatlOn, call (810) 447-2845 Or VISIt \\IIJ be held on Thursday, month ChADD's webSIte Sept 18, at 9 15 am m the The next meetmg ISSept 26 httpJ/wwwchadd org/ student umon at Bravo's, 29047 Utica Road Everyone IS welcome and at 12 MIle m RoseVille encouraged to attend CocktaIls, conversatIon and Fine Arts dmner at 6 30 p m Pointer Bridge For reservations, call Society Henry Ford Hospital Ramona at (313) 884-2986, or At the 93rd annual meetmg Women's Connection of Bob at (810) 777-6508 of the FIne Arts SocIety four Club Leave your name and phone The POInter Bndge Club Grosse POInte IS a women's shows were selected for the support and networkIng group number on the message year the Rammakers, Willmeet Thursday, Sept 18, machme at 11 a m at the War composed of both profeSSIOnal Squabbles, the Supportmg Memonal women and homemakers Any Cast and a Funny Thmg person mterested IS welcome Happened On The Way'Ib The to attend ChAAD Forum SpecIal Gold Awards Women's For InfOrmatIOnor reserva- The group, ChIldren and were presented to Curl Tutag tIOns,call Nancy Neat at (313l Adults WIth AttentIon DefiCIt and Arme Volkens, both of 882-1855 at home or at work Disorders of Eastern Wayne Grosse Pomte Farms, for 50 Connection and Macomb CountIes, WIll The Women's Connection of at (810) 777.0888 ReservatIon years of serVIce deadlIne ISMonday, Sept 22 meet Oct 14 at South Lake SpeCIal outstandmg Grosse Pomte ISklclong off Its HIgh School m the second new year of actIVItIes W1th a achIevement awards were floor resource room gIVen Dr and Mrs Stephen tOPiCIts members conSIder of Camera Club The resource room ISm the great mterest to many people Shrader of Grosse Pomte The Grosse Pomte Camera rmddle of the comdor on the Park, cItmg Mananne and - healthy skln Club WIll meet on 'lUesday, second floor The school IS Grosae Pointe American Association of University Today W1th the many 1m- Steve for contmuous work as Sept 23, at 7 p m In room C- located at 21900 East 9 MIle, officer, producer, dIrector and Women members Barbara Stillings, Sally Vogel and tants and pollutants 10 the aIr, 11 at Brownell MIddle School, between Harper and Mack m key leadershIp work over June Nelson (left to right) prepare for their annual and the emphaSIS on healthy located at 260 ChalfontI' m 8t Clair Shores The door book sale, which will be held Sept. 24-27 at the looklng skin, It IS sometimes more than 20 years An annu. Grosse Pomte Farms The opens at 7 pm, the meetmg al plcmc was held last week at Grosae Pointe Woods Community Center. dIfficult to put our best face meetmg WIll mclude a mono. begIns at 7 30 p m The forward Come to the Women's Dr and Mrs Frank chrome and color pnnt compe- school's parking lot IS on the Vandeventer's home m Grosse ConnectIon meetIng at a pn- tItIOn, and a plctonal and west end of the school, enter vate club In Grosse POInte on Pomte Farms, followed by a nature slIde competItIOn doors Just past the audlton- speCIal receptIOn for new AAUW to hold book Thursday evenIng, Sept 25, VISItors are welcome For urn membel s, board members and and hear LIsa Manz-Dulac more mformatlon, call (313) There IS a $5 donatIOn for explaIn technIques for looking officers at the home of new 824-9064 or (313) 822.7080 all non-ChADD members preSIdent Paul Gracey of sale Sept. 24-27 your best WIth the most Educators are admItted free to Grosse Pomte Farms attractIve skIn pOSSIble all meetmgs The partIcular The book sale ISalmost herel The Grosse Pomte Branch of Manz-Dulac IS affiliated Trowel and the Amencan ASSOCIatIOnof Umvprslty Women I~ holdmg Its focus of the meetmg WIll New officersof the FIne Arts WIth EastsIde Dermatology on 35th annual used book sale Wedncsdaj, Sept 24, through mclude talk about one's SocIety have been elected for Mack Avenue m Grosse Saturday, Sept 27 at the Grosse Pomte Wood::.Community Error favonte books on ADD and the 1997-98 season PreSIdent Pomte She graduated SIxthm Members of the Grosse related Issues IS Paul Gracey, FIrst VP IS Center, at 20025 Mack Plaza, between Moross and VernIer a class of 154 from SUNY Sale hours are 9 30 a m to 9 p m except Saturday, when the Pomte Trowel and Error Members WIll talk about Yolanda Turner and Second Up::.tate MedIcal Center In sale ends at 3 p m Garden Club are to meet at what's out there, what's good VP IS Sally Vandeventer Syracuse, NY She receIved Although books purchased at the sale are always bargams, the Grosse Pomte Woods CIty and why Attendees are Recordmg secretary IS Sharon her graduate tramIng m the AAUW has a three-tIered pnce schedule, offenng even Hall on Thursday, Sept 25 at encouraged to bnng one of hIS ContI, Lee Peters ISthe corre- Internal MedICIne at the 9 30 a m Members WIll pro- or her favonte books related to spondmg secretary, and LIZ better deals For example, the last day (Saturday) the selec- Umverslty of Massachusetts ceed to the DetrOIt Zoo for a ADD, or Just come and enJoy AIkens IS treasurer Other bon IS the lowest, but so are the pnces, for Just $4, a person Medical Center, Worcester, tour of the area WIth partIcu- the cn tIques can purchase as many books they can stuff m a paper bag Ma::.s Manz-Dulac was also a dIrectors are Jack Petz, Bill From Wednesday through Fndav, the pnces get progreSSIvely lar Interest to the Butterfly General support group diS- Rohloffand Geno Plrraml dermatology reSIdent at Garden .- the summer theme cussions focus on vanous top- lower Ann Schumacher, chairman of thiS year S ~ale, sBld book Whitney Wegner of Grosse donatIOns have been exceptIOnally good thiS year There aTe dean's hst at the Umverslty of many current hardcover fictIOnbooks pnced atJust $2 "That's Pomte Woods was named to Notre Dame the dean's hst at Belmont Pride of the Pointes a great bargam when you conSider theIr ongInal pnce as over UnIversIty Julie McCurdy, daughter $20 Also at the sale you WIllfind non-fictIOn,how.to books, cook- • lor of SCIencedegree m bUSI- Amy Joanne Verlinden of of Robert and Mane McCurdy Julian Zebot of Grosse of Grosse Pomte Park, gradu- bOOKS,bIOgraphIes, dIctIOnanI'S, mystenes, claSSICS,sport, ness admmlstratIon from the CIty of Grosse Pomte grad- travel and many chIldren's books Somethmg for everyone Pomte Park was named to the Babson College ated from Wayne State dean'::. hst for the spnng uated from the Savannah Carolyn Sulhvan, In charge ofmarkmg, said the assortment College of Art and DeSIgn She UniversIty WItha degree In semf'ster at Gnnnell College accountIng of books ISexcellent thISyear .We don't count the books," saId • Lisa A. Gilbert of the CIty ISthe daughter ofMr and Mrs Sulhvan, "but there must be more than 50,000 on sale" of Grosse Pomte was named to MIchael Verhnden Dozens of AAUW volunteers have worked all summer to the dean's lIst at the College of Jennifer Schultz of Grosse Hope Elizabeth Durant, prepare for the sale Some have collected books from the bar- Santa Fe Rebecca Clor graduated Pomte Park, daughter of daughter of Mr and Mrs WIllIam and Anne Schultz, rels In Farmer Jack and Damman, others have sorted and Wilham C. Durant of the CIty magna cum laude from pnced the books, dlscardmg any that are too worn or musty Tanya M. Henze of the CIty VIrginia Technologlcal earned the degree of master of ofGrosse Pomte, was named to All volunteers WIllbe busy 'lUesday before the sale, filhng the of Grosse Pomte and Thomas InstItute She earned a bache. arts 10 expressIVe therapies the spnng semester dean's hst from Lesley College tables full of books at the WoodsCommunIty Center C. Szmrecsanyi of Grosse lor of sCIencedegree m human Proceeds from the sale are used by the AAUW for scholar- at Grove CIty College She IS POInte Farms were named to . maJonng In pohtIcal sCIence. resources and a teachers' cer- Grosse POinters named to ships for local women and natIOnal and international educa- . the preSIdent's hst at the tificate She IS the daughter of the dean's lIst for the second tion grants Columbus College of Art and Jim and Kathy Clor of Grosse semester at MIamI Umverslty Army Pvt Sean D. DeSIgn Monaghan graduated from Pomte Woods mcluded' Sean M. Brady, Jennifer R. Dettloff, One StatIOn UnIt Trammg at Kristen E. Skaff, daughter Fort McClellan m AnnIston, Katy Lupo, daughter of Andrew M. Schumacher, of MIchael and Carolyn Skaff of DIane and Robm Lupo of Christa A. Schumacher and Ala He IS the son of Steve D Grosse Pomte Woods,earned a Monaghan of Grosse PolOtI' Grosse Pomte Park, was John N. Spain III, and Juns doctor degree from named to the spnng semester Melissa Brady. Woodq and Judy A Balle of Marquette UniversIty She CIrcle PInes, Mmn SeePage4B was also named to the spnng • dean's hst and served as mar. Nick C. Giorgio, son of shal of PhI Alpha Delta legal Maryann GIOrgIo of Grosse fraternIty Pomte Shores, earned a bache- PCeasejoin us for a 'BrtaaC Preview "You Want TIle Best Care For The One You Love" T'fiu.rs-aay. Oeto6er 2, 1997 If \00 are I" 10910halanee the demand' of ,,00 and family" IlIlecanng for lour parent from 7:00 P.:M.. to 9:00 P.M.. Call us today for full details... or drop in and visit Cnamyagne, Coffe~~ ~e,sserl witlfle' CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS servea. ASocialCenterServicesof Lutheronof Michigan llili embYaceswu 4950 Gate~head , ';2 ~4tcb{ - near Mack and Morrm 881.3374 {irosse ~~e :Farms, ~8Z~.~~ ( ParMIl fundedb the Linlted Wayandthe DetrortAreaA I' onA In lr , .....\ ~ 1t.S.1':'P. 3J3-882-6680 untbcare If you are lookmg for quahty care m a ~cure ~etung i. .~ r------, we II make you feel nght al home We offer a spedrum Ji\ttenaance isfree, 6vt't'1tace is {iN.Qij(. a of care that ranges from mdependent hvmg to ao;slo;ted • "'"' ..~ase r~~Jiar{'IJ' ~--- r hvmg and skilled nuro;mg care Our attenllve staff under- i Botanica i stands pel"'Klnal needo; and makes the dIfference We I Pr('mium Flowf>rs, Plants Gifls I ~o s~~~ Jht";ia~'td~{'Vea}"£a~~ prOVIde meals that nounsh and actlVltleo; that bnng & Rina a .,,~ rUfes, (irooms, :Jrfotner-o! tfu reo;ldenLo;together Plu~. v.e earn cono;lo;tently hIgh I 92 Kercheval, G.P.F., MI I ratmgs from resldenLo;, tamlhe~ and the community 1trUfe, "",ot ett.~ .... I (nest to Pointe Pedlar. I -oft"'~~ TIus all adds up to peace of mmd for you and quahty care for your loved one I 313-88%-1439 I 'Presentea6y: ,. ~~ I 1 \,\ ~ Call today to schedule a tour (313) 343-8265 I Coupon I r~ r.e~ SnoJ1 St John-Bon 5ecotn senior Community I Save 10%on any in-store purchase I , 7../ Xercfuva{ I with this ad. I 1Jot4xica ' :u" STJOHN ... ~~~tS J~ 1111[" 'YSTEM''''' 92 Xn'CMYt:U. ~\"""" I Phone .nd wire orcleno .".daded ! ~/,,,-....~O~ A clrde of fnendo; a o;peclrum of care L ~-----~----~ .. , _ ..... ~ , 1 o • • & Q _Gro_ss_eSeptemberP_oi_nte_N_ew_s18,1997 Engagements_ 38 degree from UIlI,e'blty of Blng,tOI1 dtllndeu the ~he 10 purSUIng ,\ mdsters 10 ('.,iJformd Berkeley, d lIld,te." [Jnn, '~It) of \VI~lOn'lIl f{l\cr bU"lles, Abbott- Herceg- Gaylord Marciw Philip and Patncla Abbott of Cheri Dee Bengston and briaal Grosse Pomte Woods announce William Patrick Young Evahne VlgJletti of St Clair the engagement of theIr daugh- Shores has announced the ter, Megan Ehzabeth Abbott to Bengston , OW engagement of her daughter, Joshua Alden Gaylord, son of NIcole Herceg, to Thomas J Sam uel Alden Gaylord 11 of Los Young Marclw, son of Myron and Angeles and Delores Dee Barbara Marclw of NorthVIlle Maloney of Spokane, Wash A Kaye and Terry SmIth of A December weddmg IS May weddmg IS planned planned Forest Lake, Mmn , announce Abbott graduated summa the engagement of theIr Herceg graduated from cum laude from thl' Umverslty daughter, Chen Dee Bengston Grosse Pomte North High of MIchIgan and earned a mas- of Grosse Pomte Park, to School and the Carnegie ter's degree m Engltsh htera- Wilham Patnck Young of Institute, where she studied to ture from New York Umverslty Grosse Pomte Park Young IS be a medICal assIstant She 1$ a She IS a doctoral student at the son of Patncla and John medIcal assistant 10 a doctor's NYU where she IS teachmg office Young of Grosse POinte classes m composItIOn Shores A November wedding Marclw earned a bachelor's Gaylord earned a bachelor's In Ann Arbor IS planned degree 10 busmess from Western MIChIgan Umverslty He works In advertlsmg WIth Bozell WorldwIde armichael Rallmsanc( Photography StudIO lFillilllj your illrn£J0Jil~ ill£illilLE to passport bridal services Denis Twomey and Bridget -' '",,", ~ Anne Manoogian • I'- Saturday, October 4 .. ., 11 am Bndal FashIon Show Manoogian- .,./ Bndal Salon 1 pm SpeCial DraWing Twomey •~ ~> vA', .; ;..'-. Store for the Home Anne MacDonald of San RSVP (313) 882-7000. ext 428 FranCISco and Rlchard Manoogian of the CIty of Gros~e POInte have announced With Every JOin us for a Journey through our many bndal services Flrst,a fashion show for brides, the engageml'nt ot thClr bridesmaids and mothers of the brrde Wedding cake and coffee Will be served We'll daughtl'r, Bndgl't Annl' Child's then travel through our bndal-related departments, ending With a specIal draWing In our Manoog1an to f)em~ Twomey, son of Mr and Mr~ Andre\\ Store for the Home It's an excltlOg and beautiful bndal lourney you won't want to miss' 'fuomey of Albuqlll'rque N M Portrait Session An Octobl'r weddmg I~ planned (While They Last) ------4 " Manoog1an waduated from Yale and I~ a memher of Phi Beta Kappa She I~ thl' ownl'T and operator of an equestnan 2072'; Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Jacobson's trammg center 17000 Kercheval' Grosse POinte IIhours • Moo Sat 10-9 • Sun Noon 5 Twomey I~ pre"ldent of 313-884-4280 Twomey Inve~tml'nts , e..... 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September 18, 1997 48 Weddings Grosse Pointe News bodIce tnmmed m ',Itm and Mary M Bates of ChesterIan, The bnde's mother wore a Constance Pascarella of ,Ilk ro~b a dropped \\ lI,t and OhIO married Da\ld Jeffrey long hlac gown With short Charlottevtlle, Va , and Terrell full ~klrl She c •f ~-- I l A o o • & Q September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 w e pain won't quit Former Miss America Pain management centers get to the root of pain By James Jordan, 0 O. to address S1.John Personb hvmg with chrome pam ldn noy. find relief at pam mandgement centerb where specially tramed profe., slOnals treat pam rangmg from heddacheb dnd bdlk pam to Auxiliary on Sept. 30 leg crdmpb Thebe centers are staffed bv physIcians and varIOus spe 1\" \ L Dr. Jordan IS supervIsing physIcian of the Bon Secours ~ ensure Y~~n~~~~~ Pam Management Center, whICh opened m June A physl Clan referral IS reqULredfor consultatIOn at the Center For \ - your in'dependeoce, too. mformatlon or referrals, call (313) 343 1650 If ~ou're a IIoman approachIng 'i;, \OUre probabh thinkIng anoul mld-hfe change~ Sept. 22 program: Chance to Taking pre' en111 e measure~ nOlI \\111help learn about panic disorders en~ure, our health and Independence later On Sept 22, at Barnes School on Mornmgslde m Grosse fa ME'OPA~SE caU5e~,our bod, to lo~e natural Pomte Woods, Thomas B Uhde, M D Will revIew the diagno- ~ fI/II' estrogen Increasmg lour n~k for heart dl~ease. SIS, course, and treatment of palllc disorder - a condItion osteoPOro~l~ and breast cancer after menopau~e charactenzed by awake and sleep palllc attacks The program IS a part of Grosse Pomte',> Commumt) HEART DISEASE I~the \0 I hJller of \ment,U1 Ilomen To EducatIOn, and I~ co sponsorsed With the Alhance for the Mentally III reduce ~our nsk of heart .tllack, ImprOle lour diet begm a regular Sleep palllc attack'> and other fearful arousals (e!(, mght- e\:erme program. and dl~CU'~hormone repl,lCemenl \lllh lour ph\~IClan mares, mght terrors, sleep paralySIS, nocturnal seIzure,» Will be dl.,cussed OSTEOPOROSIS, dlmm"hed bone den~lt\ ,ufect~ more than 20 mIllion agmg The community educatIOn charge I~ $5, of\\hlch half \\111 "'omen, \\eakenmg the ~kcleion ~pontJneou, fr.1cture~ mal occur \ bone den"lly go to bram research through NARSAD Research testIS nOl\ a'aJlahle at Bon Setouf'> Call (313) 343-2528 for more mformatlOn The Alhance for the Mentally III meet~ mo~t Monday~ at 7 30 p m at the Henry Ford ContmUlng Care Center, 1')840 fa 8REAST CA~(;ER affec!'> I 10 e\ef\ H\lomen 'lore than 90'7" of the'e \\omen ..urme If Harper m Harper Woods cancer I..detected earl~ Take three Impor!.mt ..tep.. to\\,lrd brea."1health monthh breast Further mformatlOn on AMI can be obtamed b) calhng ,elf.e\Jn1. Jnnll,U ph"KaI ,U111Ol.lmmogrJph\ If recommended b\ \our ph"luan Margaret at (313) 884.9005 So, mah.t' lOur \ ear., a1wJd .,hIne ~chedule lour O('\t phI ~IC,U,or tall u' for .1pnmJf\ care Postmenopausal women ph'~luan referral sought for bone loss research Fo' mloon'l __ Z2IK?i'••------\---~------. COIlNllAn 0PPICal ,... e, 804 S Hom I'on Sag now MI ~860:l ISI71 791 0934 SEQUENCE .... 18(0) 968 3456 fo' (517) 792 2~23 emOl~ d.,..g 1O(r,~ ('om I.IOtIAL 0fPICIa 9n Robbn, Suo. :152 Grand Haven MI049 .. 17 16161 8~6 8116 fo' (616) A41.6141 .maiI dma:lCllnovoootP Redeemer United Methodist Church 20571 VemJCr -W'l W of J 94 H~~20~s Grosse Pointe Umfanan W 0 R S HIP 10 30 .I m Worship 9 15 a m Sunday School HRethi~1:[~; 1 S E R V ICE S C- for .III .I es Divorce" ~ Sf. James Lutheran Church GRACE UNITED 170 McMillanAd near Kercl1eval 1030 a m Service & Church School ,,~. CHURCH OF CHRIST Preparing for the Sept. 19 and 20 rummage sale Grosse POinteFarms' 884 051t 17150 MAUMEE " Grosse Pointe • ,e been many parishioners of St. Paul Lutheran 881.()420 (D\\! Y.' Kerchevalat Lakepomte 900 Sunday School (all ages) UNITED 'lurch Included among the volunteers are nancy -' Grosse POIniePark&223823 ~~ 945 C • , • lt .f .. 911 I l I "'- t ,A September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 7B Take in a show; fall season full of artistic gems A, we enter the fall season ments of thIS majesllc, early Yeat"" I" a reVival of one of the Thl, treatment ~ Some al~o wlll prOVIde a specIal lecture entitled Modermty ROMEO HARVEST and Mental Illness on Thursday, Sept 25 at 7 pm at the Gro~~e Pomte War Memonal, located at 32 Lakeshore 10 HISTORIC HOME TOUR IT TAKES A HARD Gros~e Pomte Farms The fee for thIS lecture IS $15 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1997 WOOD TO MAKE Somt> ~aJd that modernIty has brought us to a Itfestyle 10::50am until 5.30 pm where many of us are caught between two worlds, that of the machme world and that of domg what spmt tells us to do A TENDER STEAK. I Man} of us are caught m Jobs that we don't want, finanCIal "'ltuatlOn~ we can t handle, and 10 constant pam and anger Baron',> heel' I'>aged In R Inch In"ulated maple r The ImpOSItion that modernity ha~ placed on us has made us wood cooler~ eqllipped \\ lth speCIal ventilatIOn slaves to a ~ystem VOIdofspmt as opposed to free spmts filled sy,>tems to promote tcnderne~s natura.lly In With pUrpDse and supported by commumty addItIOn, we gnll our Pnme grade steaks at 2,000 degree~ T'ahrcnhelt, "eanng the out'>lde A~ de~cnbed b) people famlhar WIth Some s teachmgs, the focus of the two day workshop WIll be on ntual practice that and '>eahng 111 all the 'iucculent flavor Tender Will lelld to prospenty and abundance, 11 ~ense of home (com- '>teak'>, comhllled \) lth a dramatIC waterfront mumty J and purpo~e Some WIll show us how to Incorporate FI\-c Pnl.atc Hom~s VIC\\ of Canada and Impel-canle service. make AOVANCEnCk£TS 11000 (.....0'\1 llU1JNOo\81 F) mto our hvps dally ntuals that Will enable us to set our splr. ro"", D"YncxFrS $12SCr (M....~o~rCTEMF'I fl Tv.o HIstone'lL Museums the dll1lng cxpencnce at Raron's hard to beat It fl ee In the mld~t of modernIty He wIll teach us how ntual Three tilslonc RuJldmjl:s ADYANCE nons sou> IN ROMFO "T MUSIC & (amajl:e Rld~ helghten~ our receptiVIty to the flow of abundance In our .AI MAlT'''' Of TA~TF YfSTl"RJ)AY 10/M..- .. n>l,f'ORRO", tARR'A(,F T'1VIOI A.'TIQU£~ W'F ..n/ffi (RC U"-'RI>\ ('IVII War Fncampmenl homl'~, among our famlhes, and commumty 10 the mIdst of Vmtajl:f: Clo1hlnR Exhlbll (- ) our work and all our relatlOn~hlps ADV"NCf nCKTTS SOLD ~ IItOCHFst'ER AT HA.RRI'i 'iTAFf7 A 'J!> f,mNFY LANf lyrrR'OR\ Anllque ('ars ( ('"I" "" rood Bnng to the two-day workshop, a journal, a drum (or other FOR MORF INFORM"nON C"II (Ill 0) 1~2 4111 rhythmIC Instrument), and one or more ntual objects (some- BARON'S----L->STEAKHOUSE 'tt'nd non rdundahlc ch("ck~ r'1y')hk Ie thmg that ha~ speCIal meaning to you), and a personal cup for The Romeo HI~loncal ";OCI('"t'l 419 North M.un "'lr('('l 'Home'( Mr 4H~'" ~/J.!.I~"..,-/ your favonte tea For more mformatlOn, call (313) 865-6528 1000 River Place, Iktroll Rc;,crvatJon'l recommcnded 2SQ 4R~S , ~ -----_._~~ .._.~._---"---_.._""----\----"(-'~-""-'------CCNlPOllAft 0MCnI 804 S Homlltoo ,.. e) 5og,"ow M148602 ,.. 1~1717920934 SEQUENCE 180019683456 • 10'1517)7922423 ICon .. INION f"mo dmq IOn,! com Pres. denl ."IO ....LOffICIo 9,6 Robb os Su,'.252 Grand Hovt"n MI ..9.. 17 16161 8468n6 ~O:~6~ ~~1">747 8B September 18, 1997 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News A couple of violinists' CDs that are worth checking out By John Guinn movement that calls for a tone Any vlOhn devotee IS aware OFF TnE RECORD quality robbed of nearly all ItS of Itzhak Perlman Some lid Vibrato, so her playmg sounds dIe fanciers might :ll~u r~_Ub mUlL hI", a lu"loly I"uur" mze DetrOIt native MIchelle than a mUSical performance Makarskl Few, at present, Would she had let both pIeces would be famlhar wIth HIlary speak to us In contemporary Hahn Here are thoughts accents, which reveal so much about these liddlers three, more of the musIc's marvelous gleaned from eVIdence on content recent compact dIscs Itzhak Perlman Cmema Serenade, HIlary Hahn Pittsburgh Symphony Bach Partltas Nos 2 & 3, Orchestra, John Wilhams con- Sonata No 3 (Sony Classical) MIchelle Makarskl ductmg (Sony ClassIcal) Rahng **** (out of 4) "CalOne" MUSICof BIber, Rating ** The American vlOhmst Hartke, Reger, Rochberg and DespIte the uneven efforts HIlary Hahn IS only 17 years Bach (ECM New Series) he's eVIdenced over the past old, but she plays WIth an Ratmg *** few years, Itzhak Perlman IS artIstic insight far beyond her Michelle Makarskl's gener- stIli conSidered one of the comparatively tender years ous 73-mmute CD contams greats by most fiddle follow- TillS debut CD, devoted to musIc for solo vlOlm arranged ers three stalwarts of the solo VlO- WIth a defimte purpose The dlsarmmgly beautiful hn repertory, WIllbe released It moves from the Baroque tone quality he bnngs to October 21 It reveals an ingenuity of BIber's musIc drawn from 13 film astomshmg technical prowess Passacaglia through the scores on thIS 53-mInute CD and a dlsarmmgly mature allunng SOUIClandscape of leaves no doubt about the Photo by Da!e Pe-gg artIstry, along WIth a refresh- contemporary Amencan com- quality of hIs artIstry 109 mdlvlduahty that poser Stephen Hartke's You have to wonder, A Musical Jubilee enhances Bach's musIc "CalOne~ (the CeltIC word for though, about the WIsdom of Hahn's tone quality IS nch the dIrges keened by Ireland's laVIshing that tone qualIty on Jef Fisk of the City of Groue Pointe, Milr.eEdick of Grosse Pointe Woods, John and npe, WIth none of the profeSSIOnalmourners) to the such undIstingUIshed musIc Diebel of Grosse Pointe Park. Nick Dara and Ruth Ellen Mayhall, both of Grosse tiresome earmarks of the so- polyphonIC thIckets of Max Most film musIc works best Pointe Farms, will perform in Grosse Pointe Theatre's 50th Anniversary Gala, "A called authentICIty move- Reger and the atonal erup- when expenenced WIthIn the Musical JubUee." The show 18 a retrospective of Grosse Pointe Theatre's musical ment She ISable to mamtam tions of George Rochberg context of the film Itself theater tradition, to be held Sept, 26 and 27 in the Fries Auditorium of the Grosse a steady rhythmiC pulse while (another contemporary There are exceptIOns - Pointe War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Road in Grosse Pointe Farms. The evening expanding and contracting Amencan), ending WIth the Leonard Bernstein's score for begins with a 7:30 p.m. reception in the auditorium lobby, followed by a gUttering the tempo, and she fits her noble counterpoInt of the "On the Waterfront," for performance of Broadway favorites at 8 p.m. After the show. a champagne/dessert dynamiC shIfts mto the natur- acknowledged master of the mstance - which IS strong reception will be held in the Crystal Ballroom, Grosse Pointe Theatre members will al nse and fall of the overlBld Baroque, Johann Sebastian be available to give bacbtage tours. AdmissioD is $25. Call (313) 881-4004 for tick- enough to work In the concert ets. melodIc hnes, whlch she sepa- Bach hall rates Wlth unusual c1anty The lOgiC to Makarskl's But the selectIons on thIS I was espeCially mterested sequence of pIeces becomes CD (which mclude musIc from Mozart Society presents concert Sept. 28 to hear what she would do more apparent as her recital such popular films as "II WIth the famous Chaconne progresses But while Postmo", "Scent of a Woman~ The Pro Mozart Society of Earnestlne NImmons, soprano, students and semors are $6 that concludes the Second umquely arranged musIc and "SchIndler's LIst") tend to Greater DetroIt WIllpresent Its ElSie fnselman, mezzo-sopra- TIckets are aV81lable m Partlta One of the great mIght be ImpreSSIve, the real degenerate mto syrupy back- 38th annual concert on no, Lawrence LaGore, plamst advance by calling (313) 885- showpIeces of the Vlolmhtera- value of the CD must be found ground fodder, despite Sunday, Sept 28, at 3 pm at and members of the DetrOit 0744, or at the door at the time ture, m mept hands It can In Makarskl's playmg Perlman's clearly committed the Grosse Pomte War Symphony Orchestra, of the concert come across as a senes of Except for the BIber and performances Memorial, located at 32 Marguente Deshppe-Dene, ContnbutlOns to the society mechamcal harmOniCprogres- Bach selections, her playIng IS Most were eIther composed Lakeshore In Grosse POinte VIolin, James VanValkenburg, are tax deductible Patrons sIons aIlunng on both technIcal and or arranged by John Wilhams, Farms VIola, Mano DIFIOre, cello, and ($100 or more) receive four Hahn plays It WIth the artIstic grounds She Injects who conducts the fine For 38 years, under the Stephen Mohna, double bass concert tIckets, sponsors ($50) mSlghts of one long famlhar each of the 11 vanatIons cho- PIttsburgh ensemble here sponsorshIp of the Mozarteum Also partIcIpating IS the receive two tIckets, donors WIth ItS specIal charms, and sen from Hochberg's "Capnce The few selectIOns capable m Salzburg, Austna, the IntergeneratIonal Children's ($25) receIve one ticket The WIth a techmque more than VanatlOns" WIth a dIstInctIve of mOVIngfrom background to SocIety has been promotmg the ChOIr under the directIOn of audience IS JnVlted to meet the equal to ItS thorny demands musIcal personality, and even center stage, hke MIchel great mUSICof the 18th and Lanssa Matusova ArtIstic performing artIsts at the after- manages to make Reger's Legrand's "I Will Walt for You~ 19th Centunes With speCIal DIrector IS Marguente ChaJes glow Immediately follOWingthe How Hahn ISable to dlsplay ponderous polyphony momen- emphaSIS on works sprung General admiSSIon IS $10, concert from "The Umbrellas of from Mozart's gemus such mature artistry ISa mys- tanly attractIve Cherbourg," are worthy of tery That she does so, though, Unfortunately, she has Perlman's talents This year's concert features a plano tno, duets for soprano cannot be demed It WIll be deCIded to hmlt both BIber Most, though, are pnme fascmatmg to watch her and Bach to the restramts of and mezzo, and selectIons examples of what It means to sung by a RUSSian children's career develop that so-called authentICity throw pearls before sWIne chOIr Performmg artiSts are: Metro Calendar _ • Each address appears only Anthony Wayne Dnve, John R, walk, at the DetroIt Zoo, locat- Books' Star Trek novels at once, check preVIous hstmg If Ferry and Warren m DetrOIt ed at the intersectIOn of 1-696 Barnes & Noble Bookstore, address IS not Included The Festival WIll be open on and Woodward In Royal Oak, 19221 Mack m Grosse POinte Fnday from 11 a m to 8 pm, to support the purchase of vet- Woods, on Wednesday; Sept Saturday from 11 a m to 6 Thursday, Sept. 18 ennary eqwpment. Race day 24, from 7 to 8 p.m. Come In P m and Sunday, from noon to registratIOn opens at 7 a m. your Star Trek costume and Volume deals 6 p.m Call (313) 577-5088 Get great deals on your The fee IS $20 for the run or enJoy IGingon appetizers, Day favonte hard and soft-cover $15 for the walk Call (248) of Honor trading cards and books and VIdeotapes from the Saturday, Sept. 20 541-5717 WIn valuable pnzes In a Star St Clare of Montefalco SIDS walk Trek Tnple Tnbble contest Elementary School Parent Take a step toward ensunng Call (313) 884-5220 Teacher OrgamzatlOn's 13th a healthy future for all chIl- Tuesday, Sept. 23 Annual Used Book Sale, dren by partlclpatmg In the Pollution solutions Friday, Sept. 26 Thursday, Sept 18 through Annual Sudden Infant Death Jom John Hertel, chairman Theatrical jUbilee Sunda), Sept 21, m the base- Syndrome (SIOS) Walk-A- of the Macomb County Board ment ofSt Clare Church, 1101 of CommISSIOners, and other The Grosse Pomte Theatre Thon on Saturday, Sept 20, at IS launchIng ItS 50th WhIttIer In Grosse POInte concerned cItizens 10 explonng 10 a m The live-mile walk WIll Anmversary Season With a Park Sale hours are Thursday leave from St Paul Cathohc PollutIOn Solutions For Lake Muslcsl JubIlee gala perfort and Fnday from 9 a m to 8 Church, 157 Lakeshore In St Clair, a town meeting pre- pm, Saturday from 9 a m to 5 sented by The League of mance of Broadway favontes, Grosse POinte Farms All dona- on Fnday, Sept 26 and pm and Sunday from 10 am bons are welcome (810) 739- Women Voters of Grosse Pomte to 2 pm Call (313) 886-1440 and the Grosse POInte War 6196 See Page 9B Memonal, on Tuesday, Sept Ford history Feathered friends 23, at 7 30 pm, m the Crystal The Grosse Pomte Hlstoncal Fmd out more about our Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte Society inVItes you to meet one fine feathered-friends when War Memonal, 32 Lakeshore of the most remarkable bUSI- Rosann KovalCik and Martm m Grosse Pomte Farms. Call Harle ness leader~ of thiS century Blagdurn of Wild BIrds (313) 885-0793 when Umverslty of MIchigan Unhmlted lead a walk through WINE MAKER'S Professor Dr DaVid LeWIS the scemc grounds of the Edsel Wednesday, offers a Henry Ford II & Eleanor Ford House followed DINNER SERIES PerspectIVe at the Edsel & by a dISCUSSionof mIgratory Sept. 24 Eleanor Ford House, 1100 Bargain books The Harlequin Cafe 1997-98 WItle Maker's DllIlJer patterns and a count of bIrds In Senes WJ.II be presenred on the second TIlesday of Lakeshore m Grosse POinte the area, on Saturday, Sept 20, FIll your family's library Shores, on Thursday, Sept 18, from 7 30 to 9 30 a m WIth books from the 35th each month as follows at 7 30 p m AdmISSIOnIS free AdmiSSion IS $.5 ReservatIons Annual Amencsn ASSOCIatIOn ReservatIOns are reqUIred Call are reqUIred Call (313) 884- of Umverslty Women Used October 14/1997 March 10, 1998 (313) 884-4222 4222 Book Sale, Wednesday, Sept Napa Valley, pt II N.E.ltaly 24 through Saturday, Sept 27, (Slog's Leap) Friday, Sept. 19 Rambling music m the Grosse POinte Woods Commumty Center, 20025 Arts celebration The Balduck Mountain Ncwember 11, 1997 April 14, 1998 Ramblers offer theIr umque Mack In Grosse Pomte Woods A multIcultural arts extrava- The sale, whIch features dally SoMmlJ County NW Italy ganza, featunng more than sound at the Sunnse Sunset Saloon 15222 CharlevOIX m markdowns, will be open 130 VIsual artiSts, an mterna- Wednesday through Fnday December 9,1997 May 12,1998 tIOnal array of hve entertam- Grosse Pomte Park, on Champagne South Afnca Saturday, Sept 20, from 9 15 from 9 30 a m to 9 P m and ment, a ChIldren's FaIr, a Saturday from 9 a m to 3 P m Youth Artists' Market and pm to I 15 a m Call (313) 8226080 Proceeds benefit women's January 13, 1998 lune 9,1998 other attractIOns await you at scholarshIps Call (810) 296- BllTgllndy Sparn the 11th Annual DetrOit 4449 Wild time Festival of the Arts, Fnday, February 10, 1998 Sept 19 to Sunday, Sept 21, In The DetrOit ZoolOgical Trekie fest 80cJety wants you to Run Wild Champagne (Black 1ie) the UniversIty Cultural Ask Scotty to beam you up Center The event WIll be held on Saturday, Sept 20, at 9 to a free Klmgon Day of Honor KINDLY RSVP BY CONTACTING THF. HARLFQlJIN C!\FE BY TFI.F.PHONF m a 15-block area bordered by am, when they ho~t theIr first celebratIOn for fans of Pocket 5K run or one mIle competitIve (313) 331-0922, OR IN PERSON, 8047 A(r1\jF~~, DUROIT, MI ! ? • ------... -.r -._--, I I t A 1 0 e 0 & Q September 18, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 98 by Madeleine Socia Frorn Page 8B Sept 28, from noon to 4 p m you to ghmpse the grandeur of an ImprOVI&atlOnalcomedy set and Sunday at 4 and 7 p m On reproductIOn, dnd ,lClLllh It The four.mIle course Will begin with a reception at 730 pm, th" Gilded Age WIth a tour of after each performance on Monday, Sept 22, at 7 p m the A,hlv, ('hn, (,dlt!\ followed by the performance at and end at the Grosse POInte the ManSIOns of DetrOIt's Ferry Sunday, Wednesday and expenence Te,hlgahara'q 15126 KerchL\ d HI (>r[J" I 8 pm, In the Fnes Audltonum War Memorxal Call 1-(800). 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LO'''CIs 'OtJ Ji'()hhln~ 'ill Ie 257 • • a Q <..,rC1f1 Classified Index pag. 6 Prep tennis page 2 ULS' Wood in national prep coaching Hall of Fame By Chuck Klonke Greene of River Rouge basket- head of the board of dlrector~ three ye.ll ~ .lgo, told ml on~(' Sports Editor plepal p for b) playmg d' nldny n lll\(' an honor like thl" h to ball fame IS the other - to be for the MichIgan chapter that It doe~n't lll"tl"r how Bob Wood gets a httle r<.tnked team.& as we can" l)(' around .l long tll1'](, h,lYe Inducted Into the NatIOnal "My exact words were 'are much money you make long ernbarrass ' In SIOUX ~'.llls, S D, when It has all been a labor of love man That s the WdY 1 feel hme Umverslty Liggett School one per~on to rn.lke It work Wood ha~ h,ld ,111 kmd~ of Wood, who was nominated by for Wood, whose assocIatIOn about m) Job," s8ld Wood coach and athletic dIrector, 'Thl n III "0 llIany red~ons teams and player~ AI,Ini !'!~7 I:}'.•,;~CAMRY LE Nowyour team can skate inthe heart of Hockeytown, Gold package, rear spOiler, at Detroit's Premier Recreational Ice Arena. wood dashboard, secunfy and mo~e Stk #094792 ~ "~ it' <~,' ~ ...... ,:; _I'~ ,~) per mo ,. .. :: ~,~ + fax Now fS the tmze to regmeryour team in one oftbe non-eontact, adult recreational morning and early aftet:noon, leagues now forming for Fall 1997. The Ci~ Sports Center is Detroit's newest and best ice bocW!yfacutJy, wztb twm NHL regulation-stzed rinks, luxunous dressing rooms and fuJ/-servzce concesstOnS • Begmnmg week of OCtober 5tb and mnnlng Ibm uwk of March 8th • Mui-mornmg or mui-afternoon games (Monday tbm Fnday) • 16game guarantee • Team practICe ICeavatlabk • No check teams leather moonroof loaded • Generous prizes and awards to playoff cbampzons St" 1810n and mnners-up • $120 per game/team (includes ref and ice) To schedule a hme to stop by and see the facutlies or for more information, contact Monrca, Blaise or Sam at 313-567-2423. , cOttPO ... n OffICI •• , I I R04 S Hnm.llon 'oog now MI4R By Chuck Klonke South was ranked fourth In Conference Red DlVI~lOn Sports Editor Dlvl~lon I last week after It~ match Wmners for the Blue Gro'be Pomtl :::'outh" tl'nl1l~ four !>Cwnd-place fim~hes and DevI)" ",ere Slefer. 6-1, 6-1 at tloll1l got <1Wd\ II om th,' run .t 'pht In It!>t"o dual meets No 3 Singles, Lauren nf'r liD rOll It h 1(1 I" PI' 10 '111 Thp Rill,' npvll~ fim<;hed ~ec- P'InkhtlNt 'loci l'vforr" f' 2 f'-1 "'d~on '" hen It took fir,t pldce ond behmd Ann Arbor Huron at No I rlouhlp<;, Mansfield III Id"t wl'l'k" Gro"e Pomte - r.mked thIrd 10 DIVISIOn 1- and Brand, 6-1, 6-2 at No 2 South qUo.Id 111 the Fhnt Carman-AllIsworth doubles, Cavanaugh and And d t,lIk flo'n co captdlll' InVItational Dawson, 6 2, 6-3 at No 3 dou- Leshe HoIrrell, Anne Morn, .south got mdlvldual champ,- bles, and Puhs and Reagan, 6- ,md Jenmfer M,m~field helped ol1~hlps from freshmen 7,6-3,6-2 at No 4 doubles 'pur the Blm Dl'vlb to the VIC Cavanaugh and Dawson In tOT) No 3 doubles and from Yates "Leshe Harrell has also been "They I\,\d d meetmg WIth ,md Katie Reagan m No 4 dou. playing well at No 1 smgles, the tpam and everybody came bles even though she's been faCing out fired up,' "oJ.ldcOollh Mark Defendmg state Class A everybody s top player," Soblel alskl "I overheard _orne champIOn Port Huron Sobleralskl s81d "And fresh- of It .lOd I 'h1S pumped We Northern won the next two man Anna Hume lost a tough have great '>emor leo.lderslnp tournolment!> South competed three-setter agamst Port thl~ year" In The Huskies won the Troy Huron She's been playing well South, ",Inch won every ImltatlOnal and then fimshed at Singles, too " flight from third 'H1gle~ fir<;t In theIr own tournament through foUl th double~, had 19 "Northern might even be South lo~t 8-0 to Port Huron pomts to 13 for runner-up <;tronger th,s year than last Northern In a dual meet thIS Tennis champs DetrOIt Country Day year," Sobleralskl said "They week, but SoblCralskl wasn't Farmington HIIl<; Mercy had <;wept all the flIghts, but we unhappy WIth the outcome The Lochmoor Women's 3.5 United States Tennis Association team hu had a I1Ine POlnt~ and Fhnt C<1rman- were runners-up 10 all the dou- remarkable string of success The squad has been undefeated in its division the lunsworth seven bles" "I'm not dlsapP01l1ted last three years. This year it won the district championship at FrankUn Racquet Anna Hume won thIrd Sln- South's doubles teams were because we played well," he Club against a field of 61 teams Lochmoor then advanced to the state finals in gl e" and Ahcm Stefer took first Loluren Pankhurst and Moms Said "We've made progress Okemos. where it lost a close match to the championship team from Kalamazoo. 10 fourth Singles at No 1. Slefer and Brand at slllce the last time we faced In front. from left. an: Fran Solomon. Linda Spens-Ricci, Lynn Charlton, captain "Fourth ~mgle~ wa~ a tough No 2, Cavanaugh and Dawson them Our OM and two doubles Carol Eugenio, Claudia Walters and Nancy Zink. In back, from left. are assistant flight," Sob1<'1alskl Said "AlICIa at No 3 and Yates and Reagan teams each took them to three pro Mike Rose, Alice Ricci. Karen Edmonds. Debbie Grab, Susan Jewitt, Nancy h ..d ,orne tough matches and at No 4 sets and Northern's No 1 and Mueller, Renee Ramge. Marilyn Schervish. Anita Barger and head pro Joe Sha- "he pIa) ed well " South tIed WIth Okemos for No 2 doubles are undefeated" heen, Not pictured is Patty French. The Blue DevI!s lost only one second place at the Port Huron set In double dunng the enttre Northern InVItatIOnal The Mansfield and Brand won tournament Blue Devils were second In five theIr first set 6-4, but dropped Lauren Pankhurst and flIghts, Includmg No 2 Singles the next two 6-2 and 6-3 Morns <;wept through theIr No WIth Meryl Pankhurst and No "The thIrd set was tied 3-3 1 doubles matches, while 4 smgles WIth Mansfield and there were 12 deuces," ULS netters keep improving Mansfield and KtrstlIl Brand South's second through fourth Sobleralskl sald "And It first won a tough three-setter In doubles teams S,erer and Brand, doubles, the first set was a lO- Unl\erslt) LIggett School's ule," saId coach Chuck Wnght get better and better" theIr first match, but swept the Cavanaugh and Dawson and Yates B tie-breaker" next two ~1I1~ tenm~ team mIght not "We beat the two teams In our Last week, the KnIghts beat nnd Puhs - also took second CarolIne Cavanaugh and place h,n e a wmmng record In dual dIVISIOn by 8-0 scores Ann Arbor GreenhIlls 8-0 but South seeking Brody Dawson 10 No 3 doubles meet~ thl' year but nobody at "We're ImproVIng a lot If we lost to powerful teams from The Blue DeVIls' other run- and Lmdsay Yates and EIleen t1H ,lItoo! 1<;womed keep playmg as hard as we are, Cranbrook 6-2 and Manan 8-0 ner up fimsh came m the volleyball, PulIs III No 4 doubles breezed We play such a tough sched- WIth our tough schedule we'll That evened ULS' dual meet Umverslty LIggett School tour- past all theIr opponents record at 2-2 nament where they fimshed lacrosse coaches UntIl l.tst weekend, second behmd East Grand RapIds Juhe Megler, Kendall Grosse Pomte South IS look- place had been first r..te for A VIctOry by the No 1 dou- Wngley, Mante Schulte-Trux 109 for varsIty and assIstant Wood ------Gro%e POInte South'" b'lrls ten- ble" team of Lauren Pankhurst and Molly Marco won eaSIly 10 coaches for volleyball and gtrls From page 1C "I worshIpped the ground ms team thiS sea~on smgles agamst GreenhIlls and Morns prevented an East lacrosse ',Ime - a state champIOnshIp Bobby Layne, Lou Creekmur. oWl' fimshed ~econd 10 each None of them lost more than Grand RapIds sweep of the 01 a near mlS~ GII Mams and others walked of them" "lid Sobleral<;kl two games final<; lnterested candldatl ~ "hould A, a UJalh )OU want to feel on," Wood SaId "l've always "The) \e all had ~ome <;tTOng In No 1 doubles, Stepha me South beat Port Huron 5 3 In can taL! dthletlc d\rCl tor .Jo \ ou ve been .t part of wlnmng loved all sports but espeCIally team~ III them Roehl and A1hson RICCI came It, first Macomb Area Lake ,It (313) 14'1-21'31 • ~ol\le of those champIOnshIps, college and hIgh school sports from behmd In the second set • ,~pl'cHIIly the year<; when The three thmgs I watch on TV to Win 6.4, 7-5 The No 2 dou- • \\ P \ f ,\ on h, Ju<.,t 1 (po\\- pOInts, are sports, CNN news and 60 bles team or Amy SIlverston : hilt therp ha~e been some Minutes and Mehssa Berger won 6-1, : pu~h button teams All I had to "Somebody was talkmg 6-1, whJ1e A1ama Powell and • do \\ ,IS rndke "ure the courts about one of the epIsodes of Chnstlna Oney won easily at ,wC're unlocked and that Selllfeld the other day and 1 No 3 doubles and Sheena and : nobod) cut their hand opemng hadn't even heard of the pro- SeJal Pankh also had an easy NO ONI oJ.tan of balls n gram, much less \\latched It" Wln at No 4 doubles One of the charactenstlCS of The Cranbrook match was : \Vood ~ teams are the number He deCIded to become a coach when he was a sopho- moved Indoors because of ram : of pl'l\er" \\ho become good and the matches were short- • Lenms pla)er~ WIthout ~pend- more at Ehzabethtown College UNII151115 ened to eIght-game pro sets lIIg all of their \\akmg hours m Pennsylvama "We competed hard but : pT'lctlung the sport "I loved sports and 1 ellJoyed could only manage Vlctones at , 'We've had some natlOnally- workmg Wlth kIds so 1 deCIded one and four doubles," Wnght , mnkl'd pl,ner, but ",e\e al~o to go mto phySIcal educatIOn so JOUI NI'GHBOI.-:" saId been Ihle to attract a lot of I could have my cake and eat Roehl and RICCI won 8-2, : good ,lthleLe' who aren t tenms It, too," Wood saId whIle the Pankh sIsters won , pia, er<;," Wood Said "We've by the same score Berger and won a lot hecau"e 60 or 70 per "One of the great things Sllverston lost an 8-7 tIe- lenl of our pl'l) er~ are two or about hIgh school athletICS IS breaker Driverswanted:~p thre' 'port aLhlete~ If they ve that you get a chance to work The only close match ,:one to the fl ee-thro,," hne 10 WIth so many kIds Each year against Manan was at No 3 o\erll!ne or been m other pre~ you have about 25 percent new doubles where Powell and ,ure "tuatlon~ m theIr athlet- kIds as the semors graduate Oney lost 7-6, 4-6, 6-2 In a V8QO[? It ',Ireer~, they'll come through and the freshmen come III And very well-played match whpn till' ~core', 4 all In the every 3 1/2 months the sports thl! oJ "t of ,I tenm, match change" \'rl \, had Hal' when "l'\en of After graduatIOn, Wood OU! top 10 pl'l\crs hme played North boys CSCiJ8uCS@ coached four years at the I ~POIt ,ill threc "ea,ons " Harn~burg Academy 10 \Vood ~tl1rted tahmg hl<; boys Pennsylvama, then had the split pair of tC'lnh to Flonda dunng spnng opportumty to return to ULS bn',lk \\ )wn hI' fir~t took over He Jumped at the chance .1~ (""lh ,lOd he <;a,d that " MAC meets ~~ NEW another f 1( tOI m the ,,(hool <; "I have a great respect for tennl~ ~uc( c" Umverslty LIggett School," he By Chuck Klonke f!wv Il up at b 15 a m SaId "For 15 years It educated Sports Editor 1997 JEnA GL ,'V( T\ d,') and tho re on the and nurtured me And for the Grosse POinte North's boys ,ourh from 7 to 10 am l1nd last 32 I've tned to do the cross country team spht It<;two S-speed, Air Cond., AMlFM from 4 to 6 pm each day" ~ame for the thousands of kIds Macomb Area Conference dual WOlld ,lid "But more Impor I've taught here" meets last week, de~plte the Stereo Cass., Pwr. Locks, More. Lmt th,m gettlIlg rei'" j for the absence of No 1 runner Chns And here'~ ~omethlng else to ~("on I' that they ll'arn to Hlrt, who was Injured add to the Wood legacy at ULS n ~P( It ,lOd apprecrate one "Matt MIkula ran a mce race $999 DOWN mothtr We de\elop th!' fam1ly In 1933, Gordon Wood - and was second overall," saId G& GI' G&S Ltmo~pherp Bob'~ father - won a smgles coach Pat WII~on after the i\ lot of the boys take heat champIOnshIp at UOlverslty Norsemen beat L'Anse Creuse $199 $215 jrom ,omp of th!'lr c1il~~mate<; 23-34 and lost 25.30 to Anchor $225 School and was part of the 24 MO. .24 MO. 24 MO. h O!l1 !'p!tmg up at 6 I r; every team that won the first of 31 Bay d 1\ \\ hen thpv could be 'Ieep- ~tate tenms tItles for the "It wa~ a ramy day and the OPEN SATURDAY, 10 AM • 1 PM 1)lI' Jr1 'nd for spending five <;chool hIli (on North's home course) I "II r, 1 day on the tenm" was sloppy" J 010-", (IILIlt" (Jllr pl"yers gIve up In 1958 - 25 yeilr~ later - Mark Chasteen BIlly Bob Wood and George J[}J7i13L;]!j 5571[j[j) [}J ~~ tl" 1) ,pnnl' hrpak to make the Fanner and Ted Huebner also a Haggarty won a state double~ i , 1\ I' II\ Liggett tennt~ pro turned 10 sohd efforts for the champlon~hlp fit Ul~C; Iin 1H:....(" ....ful.,.., Nor<;emen '-£J~ ~ j Ui;j~ i:J!.P(;] [} [J &YJ!fj U!JrS U0''1C~fJ " \\ ".I " hkr a proud father Exactly 25 years later - 10 "Huebner IS our <;emor cap. I" '1 I" talk~ ahout the ne" 1981 - Bob Wood <;<;on Rob, tam and he's startmg to come jJJcJj ~c:):Ji 1])0 IIIHlI' (omplex at ULS • III , ------r -I III ..Pl'.' I t A o .. September 18, 1997 •G.ro.s.s.e.p.Oi.".te.N.e.W.S Snorts r 3C North, South don't have time to dwell on classic crosstown grid showdown By Chuck Klonke be good for our confidence" bmed for a seven-yard sack of ter Sports Editor Friday's game between quarterback Mike Kasehtl It capped ,I 15 pl"y, 77 yard The wmner of the annual North and South was one of the "They had Just gone mto the dnve that tOn,umed nlarly 6 football game between Grosse best In the senes game because we wanted fresh 1/2 minute" Key pl Photos by K.P Bala) a Grosse Pointe North's Nick Aubrey bW1lu through a hole in the line for some of the 151 yards be gained in Friday's victory over GroHe Pointe South. North From page 2C . Mikula wa, the only Norseman to earn a medal In the Algonac Muskrat InVItatIOnal, but he wasn't the only one to turn 10 a strong performance ~Scott Senlla, a sophomore, was our No 2 runner and he beat hiS preVIous best tIme by 40 plus seconds," WIlson saId Huebner, Chasteen and Brad Hobart were the next three North runners to cross the fin- Ish hne "We had good first races by three of our freshmen - Woody Floyd, Pat Kenny and John A Wedding Gift LUCIdo,"Wilson saId Postmg personal bests along They'D Never Return ••• wIth Senlla were Atkinson, Jim Bogen and JIm Kelly A Subscription to ~lf the group contmues to Improve we'll be a pretty sohd Grosse Pointe News team," the coach s8Id "They're Wh,le olhers are !l'Vingtoa~ters ,ror'lS and things wrth clocks In all pretty equal so they'll make them you can give the happy couple something Ihey'll really a mce pack" use and enJoy each and every day a gift subscription Call (313) 343.5577 for home dell\ery or fill oulthp coupon below Plea<;ehE>grna giftsub~(rlpllOnslartln!lon (date) 1\""'i)'\\cd.. 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">A.o...-...-...... _ September 18, 1997 4C s orts Grosse Pointe News Knights tend to business against Metro Conference football foe By Chuck Klonke hIm" punt coverage The other hne- Sports Editor Espy cdrned 13times for 132 backers - Jim Wood, Jeff Gary HIlls doesn't know If ydrds and had 1\.. 0 receptions Mehr and Justin Macksoud - It'S his Umverslty LIgget for 49 yards Cooper had 48 had strong games, along With School football team's bU!>1 yards on eight carnes defenSive backs Scott SImpson, ne;shke approach or ItS ldck of Stacheckl completed SIX of Ryan LeWISand Riddle LApr...rl£n\.(.. 10 '\\.lnnulb lu..1J L •.,ht I"'''''':> [", 139 ) made some great "ThIS IS one of those games "If you didn't know the score, trap blocks," HIlls said we don't have to worry about I don't think you'd know If we The defense also had an out- getting the kIds up for," Hills won or lost But these are standing game said uncharted waters for these "We held them to 20 yards kids Nobody knows how long rushing and 46 passing and 40 It'S been smce they won three of those passing yards came on PGSA- Minor champs games In a row or won tWiceon that one play," Hills Sood "We From page3C the road In one season" had 10 stops for losses and four Denver beat Tucson 2-1 In eight innings to win the playoff championship In If It'S a bUSinesslike quarterback sacks It was a Margaret Zeller played well the Grosse Pointe Woods-Shores Uttle League Minors. Denver was one of four approach to the game, Hllis claSSIC defenSIve effort defenSively teams that tied for the American Division-West regular season championship. Isn't concerned Everybody played well " Fisher scored on a penalty In front. from left, are Ed Lacombe. Jeff Bove. Ross Nuechterlein. Bob Scarfone. "It's tough to get up to a fever Morey-Greer made 12 tack- kIck and Rose talhed from Tony Alfonsl and Andrew Serwach. In the middle row, from left, are Sam Ven- pitch emotionally for more les from hIS hnebacker POSI- Marsh and Mannello as the tlmlgUa, Jonathan Bay. Michael Da1lalre, Charles Bartlett. Stefan Cross and than three or four games a tIOn, whIle defenSIve tackle Mustangs beat the Mark Anzelewskl. In back. from left, are coaches Sam VentimigUa. Armand year, so you have to Win the Shaun Dillon had four tackles Blrmmgham Blazers 2-1 Bove. Brenda Bove. WaDyCross and John Andzelewskl. Not pictured is Jacob others by Just tending to bUSI- and a sack Sanders and Mumaw played Nellis. ness," Hills saId "That's what DefenSive end Kyle Denham well on offense and defense, we did against Westland" had two outstandlllg plays on respectively And It started early On the second play from scntilmage, the Knights got an 82-yard touchdown pass from ULS does well in state final rematch A J Stacheckl to Bnan Bruenton By Chuck Klonke way' shot that the goalkeeper could- goals:" Backhurst saId With a there" "AJ checked off at the line," Sports Editor ULS got a surpnse opponent n't handle despIte a diVing laugh Earher, ULS and Ann Arbor Hills saId "He noticed the Umverslty LIggett School's In the consolatIOn game when attempt The rebound came to And the Kmghts made It 3-0 GreenhIlls played a scoreless defensive back was plaYIng 10 soccer team suffered ItS first It met Alpena, WhIChlost Its Mark Gotfredson, who scored With 11 mmutes left when tie m a non-league game yards off Bnan so he made a loss at the Alpena Tournament semifinal game to Lmden In ULS outplayed the WIldcats Nlma Bararsam scored from a "Once agam our defense qUIck pass to him and Bnan last weekend, but It wasn't a overtime the rest of the first half, but the goalmouth scramble showed ItS true colors," Just outran everybody" defeat that has coach DaVId "We expected Alpena to WIn Knights didn't score agam Gotfredson picked up the Backhurst saId "Dan Fernn ULS scored again m the first Backhurst worned and they were probably the until Gotfredson was pulled aSSIst was outstanding In goal and quarter on a 54-yard run off "I'm not too dlsappomted," better team," Backhurst saId down mSlde the IS-yard Ime ULS outshotAlpena 24-11 as Jonathon K!sh, Matt Nowak, tackle by Kevm Espy John Backhurst said after the "Once again, I didn't know how about 15 minutes mto the sec- It Improved to 4-1-1 overall Mace McDonald and Eh Blnns- RIddle added the first of hIS Kmghts lost to Elk RapIds 2-0 we'd respond after losmg, but ond half "We felt It was a very suc- Cooley dId a great Job on four extra POints III the semIfinal round of the we came out flYIng m Cenko took the penalty kick cessful tournament," defense ~ The Knights got two more tournament Saturday's game." and scored on a shot off the Backhurst said "Smce Elk ULS has allowed only two touchdowns In the second The game was a rematch of The contest was only three goahe's hands RapIds beat Lmden 6-0 m the goals In SIX games and the quarter last year's Class CoD state minutes when ULS opened the "It was hke a major luxury champIOnshIpgame, we feel we Knights have posted SIX Espy took a 34-yard screen champIonshIp contest whIch sconng Brad Cenko took a for us to be ahead by two were the second-best team shutouts pass from Stacheckl to the was won by ULS Westland four. On the next "They only lost one semor play,the semor tailback took from last year's team and we the ball Into the end zone lost several seniors," ULS made It 26-0 WIthabout Backhurst saId "Last year we 50 seconds left In the first half lost 4-0 to them early III the on a 48-yard pass from season ThiS was a good OF benchmark to see how we NEWAIuuvAU Stacheclu to Espy He was put 1997 m the clear on a goodblock by stand nght now Grosse POinte News and The Connection newspapers are Bruenton "RIght now, Elk Rapids IS planning their 3rd annual speCIal editIon featunng the babies of The touchdown was some- the best team m the state m the past year We hope you land tl1e little one) Will partiCipate by DIVISIonIV" supplying us wltl1 a photograph of your chIld (only 1997 babies thmg of an aCCident pleasel for publication In thiS section "It was a fourth-down play," ULS came back to beat Hills said "Instead of nskmg a Alpena 3-0 m the consolatIOn game Tl1ls tablOid Will be publlsl1ed In January. 1998 Your chlld's mistake on a punt, I deCidedto picture. along wltl1 other 1997 babies. Will be the main run a play and If we dIdn't Elk Rapids scored both of Its attractlonl News and advertlsrng about clotl1rng. feeding, make It we'd turn the ball over goals In the first half The educatrng and canng for your child Will also be rncluded It Will at mIdfield Instead of deep In Elks opened the sconng WIth be very Informative as well as a commemorative edition for youl our terntory We tned a back about 25 mlllutes left In the pass and Kevm took It all the first half when they scored on Please send a cute. clear photo (color or black & white. home or way" a penalty kick after ULS was studiO produced. preferably smaller than a 5x7) to Grosse POinte ULS scored m the third called for a handball In the News & The Connection, 96 Kercl1eval Grosse Pornte Farms quarter on an eIght-yard pass penalty area Michigan 48236 Attention Kim Kozlowski. Display AdvertiSing from Stacheckl to Bruenton About 10 mmutes later, Elk Complete tl1e information slip With your childs full name. date of Westland scored on a 40-yard RapIds capltahzed on a rare blrtl1 and hospital and return It With your photo Please rnclude thiS information on the back of the photo pass play In the fourth quarter defenSIVe mIstake by the Knights and made It 2.0 Your pICture must be received rn our office no later than Monday The Knights closed out the "We thought there was gOing to be an offSidecall and December 22nd. earlier would assist our production schedUle sconng on a 16-yard run by (Late November and December birth photos may be submitted fullback Jason Cooper stopped plaYIng," Backhurst until January 6. 1998 J said "The call wasn't made "He looked hke Earl and they got a goal We look forward to prodUCing our annual "Baby Edition" and are Campbell," HIlls said, compar "I wondered how we'd sure you want your little one rncluded A limited number of extra mg Cooper to the former respond to being down 2-0 at copies WI)) be available for purchase to give to family and Helsman Trophy WInner "He the half, but I thought we friends put a move on a couple of tack- played a strong second half lers and dragged two or three Elk RapIds dIdn't have any The Grosse POinte News & The Connection require a S I 0 00 fee kIds Into the end zone WIth good chances the rest of the IS 15 00 for twins) to cover produet!on costs Please rnclude a Check. money order or credIt card number With your photo Call Ot,.DroP by...tf'le Orosse tbmte News &CONNErnON It • W S , .. , f • 10 96 KeKheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Attention: Kim Kozlowski. Display Advertising f313} 882.3500 FAX 882.1585 ------Send photo and payment to: YnllR f,HANCf TO SCORE THE SHIRTS OfF OUR BACKS S10.00 per child Grosse POinte News & The ConnectIon $15.00 for twins 96 Kercheval Don t mIss your chance to wIn one of over 100 Items we II gIVe WNJy TIu, BaJie.r 011997 dunng Fan AppreciatIon Weekend' On SundJy. sept Grosse Pointe Farms. MichIgan 48236 28th we II even gIVe WNJy the shrrts off our Dacks Please Print and include thiS information AttentIOn Ktm Kozlowski, DISplayAdvertiSIng the actual game Jerseys of every DetrOIt TIgers plJyer on the back of the photo and coach See you at the Comerl Chlld~ Name (First & lastJ _ Fan Appreciation Weekend sept. 26, 27, 28 vs Yankees Parents' Name (FIrst & last), _ Date of Birth,---- Hospltal Phone._. _ Tigers~Yank~~ ~ Visa&MC. Exp. Oate. " Fnday Septe mber 26 7 OSpm Fill AwecIatNln WeeD!MI #------Saturday September 27 1 05pm Fill ApIJI'ecllllon Wselcend Signature _ Sunday,.,.,..~-September 28 1 OSpm Fill Appreclation WMIlIlI A self addressed. stamped envelope would ass,st In returning the photo should you want It back Thankem8nd please return no later than December 22nd, t 997 , ber birth, photos accepted until January 6, t 99. , .r-'---' l I t A September 18, 1997 Snorts .G.ro.s.s.e .Po.i.nt.e.N.e.w.s r 5C Justice prevails for South hoops squad By Chuck Klonke That took ~ome confidence But Meghan McGahey brought "cored nln~ • Spons Editor becdubl therl' w'" one ~econd South Within four on d putbdlk Mebs'a Bruwn had eight JUbtlce finally prevailed for remammg 10 overtime when and Howson hit a short Jumper dS'Jbtb, whIle ~haplro added • Grobse Pomte South's glrb Shdplro took the ball out of WIth 11 secondb to go to make four a~slst~ and four steals ba,ketball team bound~ at mldcourt She It 43 41 McG"hey pulled duwn nme Two years ago the Blue passed to Howson, who qUickly South fouled Martm and she rebound;. for South, one more DevIls lost a tTiple overttme turned and hit the wmnmg missed the free throw ShapIro than Dlndh Zebot f!amE' to DptrOlt Dom'PH an h",! 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IIAL O"'ICII 92~ Rob" .. , S"I. 252 Grano Hoven MI .-9i1117 161~J 8468726 fax 16161847-6747 f'f'flOf dma?OnovoootP rl">m Thursday, September 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection •••••••••• -_ •• IU~"~ Iii Phone: 313-882-6900 Fax:313-343-5569 100 PERSONALS 101 PR.lYE~5 114 MUSIC EDUCATION 125 FINANCIAL SIRVICES 200 HELP WANTED GENEUL 200 HELl' WANTED G!NERAI 200 HELP WANTED GINIUl 200 HElP WANTID GENERAL CALUGRAPHY, Elegant PRAYER of the Blessed QUALITY PROGRESSIVE Of1,ce COOKS, dishwashers FLOWER SHOP LANDSCAPE workers NEEDED- person to help hand lettenng for wed Virgin PIANO LESSONS Accou ntlng bookkeep- prep- person, part! full Part. time sales needed expenenced or dIngs, parties cerlltl Oh most beautiful flower of WIth garage sale & other Your home! Ing & collections Tele- time up to $8 per hour Mostly evenings Will train, call (313)885- cates, etc CaJI313-521- Mt Carmel fruItful vine household chores 313- References available. phonel Fax 810 775 Apply In person Insh and weekends 4045 2619 splendor of Heaven 881-0134 0547 E Mall CATOE @ Coffee Bar and Gnll Ideal second Job Blessed Mother of the Son (313)581-7885 AOLCOM NIGHT watch at Grosse DOLL clothes, handmade 18666 Mack Avenue Apply In person LANDSCAPE workers of God Immaculate Virgin POinte Hunt Club Ideal Grosse POinte Farms Nature Nook FlorJst wanted, wages negotla CompetItIve pnces Any assist me In my necesSI1y 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES TIRED of creditors? Free Eastland Mall ble, up to $12 per hour for retiree, 655 Cook Rd S1yle sIZe Margo 810 CUSTOMER Care Reps Oh Star of the Sea help debt consolidation Ap (313)8828268 Grosse Pomte Woods 778-2308 me and show me herein ADMINISTRATIVE Serv plication wllh services Comcast Cablevlslon IS OFFICE help 33 hours! you are my Mother Oh Ices Plus profeSSional 1 800-755 1740 currently seeking part GENERAL contractor LEGAL SECRETARY MICHIGAN WORKSHOP week $8 001 hour Typ- Mary Mother of God word processing! 1yplng time Customer Care lookIng for expenenced FOR THE BLIND Ing, filIng, phones 810- Queen of Heaven and servrces for profeSSIO- 200 HELP WANTID GENERAL 313-946-7660 Reps for our Sterling help Must have valid 8~g~~ar~ ~~~~~ 769-9235 Earth I humbly beseech nals and students 313- (Orden & DelIVe • I "z::--- @ • • Q Thursday, September 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 200 HElP WANTED GElHRAl 200 HELP I'IANHD GENERAL 201 HEIr WANlED 203 HEl~ WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED 201 HELP WANl£O SALES 302 30S SIIUATIONS WANTID 400 MERCHANDISE 'AlH"H~ DENTAL/MEDICAl CONVALESCENT CUE HOUSE ClEAN ING ANTIQUES PROFESSIONAL TRAVEL agent experl CHILD CARE prOVider DENTAL AsSistant expen Are You Serious About A WOMAN 25 years expen. WOMAN seeking house- MIDWEST Antlquallan & enced, part time Fax needed for after school PERSONS enced part time look Career In Real Estate? ence Will give excellent keeping or light outdoor Collectible book <;ale 20 313882-1262 or call 4pm to 8pm Mondays who would like 313.8828190 ask lor rng for hard working Ind" We are serious about your care & companionship work Grosse POinte ref dealers offer books and Wednesdays for 2 Vidual Interested In help. a nice Income Bob success' shopping Days or eve- erences 313 521 1210 pnnls and relaled mate children ages 4 7 Rell Ing people, who Wishes • Free Pre licenSing nmgs 810 772 4054 Dora rials Something fOI ev working from home. VALET attendants need able car good dnvmg to operate as a member classes 30 year old eryone from the nosta! record and references a 307 SITUATIONS WANT£D East side leglbmate ed full or part time Ex. of a dedicated team • ExclUSive Success gla bull to thE' general must (313)640'4843 POINTE CARE SERVICES NU~SES AIDES business needs your cellent pay Please call Call 810- 775 3960 Systems Programs Full, Pert Time Or Uve-In reader Come browse • Vanely Of CommiSSIon Per.onal Care, help Will train 810-4038845 LIVE-IN nanny for 3 month DENTAL hygienist for ac. CERTIFIED nurses aide and buy Sponsored by Plans Com penlon .hlp Great opportUnity VALET, days and nrghts old baby Please call t,ve penodontal practice ins ured ~ Bonded seekmg employment for the Friends of lhe 0" JOin The No 1 call Mr Todd for delalls students welcome Flex- With references Part! full time Call 9 00 elderly persons Contact troll PubliC library on Co'dwoll Ban~e' affi'Iate Gro~:"ryP~I'::'J:'~:f~enl 313-68t>-1163 Ible hours ClIO 751- \31"1684 cUll" 500 Tuesdayl Thursday iUldftUd \313)372 :1VJl (1IUdY tWU S(..llU U<.l.) In the Mldwesll 8.944 September 19 and 20 RECEPTIONIST needed 5689 NANNYI housekeeper 313-882 2233 or Mon Call George Smale at NURSES aid available 21 al the Main Oetrolt l for beauty salon Part WAIT staff, all ShiftS, must wanted for 3 children, dayl Wednesdayl Fnday years experience com 886-4200 A+ Live.ins Ltd. brary Woodward at K" time (2- 3 days) 313 be experienced Excel 15 13 and 8 years old 248-350.2220 Coldwell Banker panlon live In excellent 24 hour LIve In by 930 am to 500 882-6240 lenl tiPS, fleXible hours DriVing cooking clean. EXPERIENCED dental as SChweitzer Raal Estate Pelso na I Care references elder care pm AdmiSSIon free FOI RECEPTIONIST. medical Apply al SaJo s of Rose' Ing and laundry Call slstantl receptionist for (610)792-4023 ART GALLERY Cleaning Cookmg laundry mlormatlon call 313 office In Sl Clair Ville, 13 and GraMt day1lme (313)8864600 active penodontal office 80nded and Insured 30' SITUATIONS WANTID 8334048 evening (313)881-1815 Part! full lime Call 900 OUTSIDE SALES Shores, full time Bene. WAITRESS wan led expe- Full or part time Very, 779-7977 OFFICE ClEANING glts negoMble Comput nenced, full time Call for NEED sitter In home 2 500 Tuesdayl Thursday very high Immediate earn EMERALD Isle Cleaning ORIENTAL RUGS 303 SITUATIONS WANTED er experience prefera appomtment 313-259 days per week for mfant 313882-2233 or Mon Ings Complele training Service ProfeSSional DAY CARE WANTED ble, Willing to work eve- 8325 and 3 year old Taxes dayl Wednesdayl Fnday prOVided Call George cleaning people to clean nlngs (810)296-3271, WAITRESSES full or part Withheld 313.8863442 248-350-2220 248-268-8090 ATTENTION PARENTSI your office bU~dlng 20 Top Pnce Any Size or Condition after 5pm time Closed Sundays or TLC In safe, comfortable years expenence Fully RESPONSIBLE care giver EXPERIENCED medical AUTOMOTIVE Sales licensed home Nutn Insured (810)nB 3101 RELIABLE workers need. Holidays Lounge In The for my kindergarten transcnpllomsl needed Agency requires secre- 1-800-363-3097 Mus meals crealive en. ed for established main. Woods 20513 Mack aged son Grosse for surgery office In St taryl InSide sales coordi- VJronment Full time, part PROGRESSIVE CHlce ...... -----~ ..... Fi1 tenance company Drlv- WAITSTAFF days nights, POinte Park area 11 30 Clair Shores Computer nator Computer profi- lime 1-94/10 Mile 810 CommerCial Flat rales r rAy f rTl -,:f' ers license required, apply In person 19128 am to 2 30 pm, Monday' expenenc~ necessary cIent Famillanty With au. 779-1827 Free eSllmates Phone! i.JW U 1..J 1Jl,U good pay for expen. Mack Ave 9 am. 3 Thursday 313824-6177 ApproXimaTely 15- 20 tomotlve procedures Fax 810-7750547 E a hours per week Send enced help Famous pm 313.882-4475 and! or plastiC Industry ATTENTION. Mall CATDE @ AOl RESPONSIBLE woman resume to Box 33003, Mamtenance 313-884- helpfu I Expeflenced by MICHIGAN LAW 4300 WANTED' Personable, needed for part time ba c/o Grosse POinte News person preferred Good DAY CARE FACILITIES COM ~nt~ues well organrzed Cheerful byslttlng, Monday & Connection 96 Ker. 400 MEICHANDISE pay and fnnges Please (In-home & centers) RESTAURANT managers- person to be receptionist through Fnday, day1lme cheval, Grosse POinte ANTIQUES forward resume and sal. must show theIr assistant managers for and to answer telephone Fnday, Saturday eve- Farms, MI 48236 15302 KERCHEVAL ary requirements to Box current license to your ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES dining room 4 years In busy "Hllr office Ben- mngs FleXible hours MARKET THE BRUSHER Grosse POinte Park restau rant expe nence, eflts available Please 313885-6632 EXPERIENCED or Will 04033 Clo Grosse advertiSing representative POinte News Connec- SHOW Saturday & Sun salary and benefits Fax send resume, with refer train Dental ASSistant & when plaCing your ads Unusual AesthetiC day, September 20 & resume to 810 293- ences In stnct conll WANTED responSible part time for busy dental tiOn, 96 Kercheval, THANK YOU Grosse Pomte Farms, 21 8a m 4pm 5055 Movement cablnel, 1553 or apply In person dence to to Box 08010, woman to transport pre. office Please call 313. MI48236 L1SCENSED Harper Ann Arbor Saline Rd mahogany empire at SaJo's of RoseVille, clo Grosse POinte News K boy for school Wed- 884 3050 nesday, Friday Refer- _ Woods home has open- eXit # 175 oN 1-94 lhen 13 and Gratrot EOE & Conneetron, 96 Ker. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING secretary bookcase, ences reqUired 417- HEALTH COnSCIOUS,ver. mgs Full time toddler south 3 miles Over 300 SALES EXPERT WANTED walnut and burl RUMORS on the River cheval, Grosse POinte 8719, Jan satlle outgomg person age (313)881-1090 ref- dealers In quality anll 81100E. Jefferson Farms MI 48236 erences veneer cylinder to assist chiropractor Pnnt advertiSing sales ques and select collect I 202 HELP WANHD ClE~ICAI Oetrolt WANTED: Teacher for Wlllt'aln 313881-76n and some computer NURTURING chlldcare LI bles all unde r cove r Ad secretory, large Full time experienced day pre.school gym class expenence necessary censed 12 yea rs expe n miSSion $5 00, 291h sea EXECUTIVE admlnlstatlYe LAB techmclan needed, mahogany breakfront bartender Night hostess! Neighborhood Club, ence Small group Non son aSSJstant Computer & expenenced With Mira Salary commiSSion, benefits' bookcase, oak Cheval host needed Immediately 1i150 Waterloo, Grosse smoker 91 Harper 810 The Onglnalll orga nlzatronal skills re- helpfUl Full time With Call 313-824-1000 POinte, MI 48230 313- n6 B590 dresser, oak china qUired Bookkeeping benefits Send resumes Mall resume to ANNOUNCING! or 313-822-0315 885-46001 FAX 313- cabinet With convex skills a plus Downtown to 2220 I Moross, SUite Barbara Vethacke 304 SITUATIONS WANHO "Michigan s Most EXCiting SALES person full or part _8_8_5_.2_4_18 _ clo Grosse POinte News, gloss on door ond time Pongracl Jewel •.. ... DetrOit office Parktng, 150, Deuolt MI48236 GENEIAl Antiques Show & Sale" health, 3040K per year Connection Newspapers, LAUNDRESS seeks day Now B,gger Than Ever' Side panels, ers, Grosse Pomte MEDICAL ASSISTANTS Hairstylist Please reply to P 0 96 Kercheval Avenue, work for mature family mahogany table With WANTED Farms, 313-881 6401 Commission Or Booth Box 31-0842, Detrort, Grosse POinte Farms, SOUTHFIELD JOin our growing office MI48236 18 years expenence In SIX Chippendale SECRETARY Rental Well Established MI 48231-0842 Grosse Pomte homes team Expanding derma. PAVILION chairs, chandeliers, for fast paced Downtown Crosse Pomte Salon RETAIL clerk A little on Excellent references EXPERIENCED legal sec- tolo~lY office seeks part & ANTIQUES the bold Side Full or Call CeCile 810-977- mrrrors, large Detrort t,lle company PC Call 313-882.2239 retary for sole p ractltlon full time nurses, medical skills profess Ional, good part time FleXible day' 8322 References 313 EXPOSITION er In St Clair Shores associates! receptionist, selechon of Irme hours Apply In per- 885 2722 communlcallon Skills, must PRIVATE ReqUires profeSSional With medlcaVdermatology mahogany be dependable and able to son Champane's Gift ------__ Southfield CIVIC Center phone Skills, computer expenence 01 rect re- work well with others MEMBER Shoppe, 7009 Chicago LIVE. m houseSltter & 26000 Evergreen Skills, ability to manage sumes and InqUines to Road, (13 1/2 & handyman available Qc. @ 10112 Mile We also have So~~e~:::~ence YACHT CLUB office Schedule Mon- EastSide Dermatology VanDyke), Warren, MI tOber 1stthnu Apnl 30th (I 696 to Evergreen eXit American ort day- ThUrsday, 28 18348 Mack Ave Grosse Excellent references Experienced Abstractor We have hmlted 0remngs 300 SITUA TlONS WANTfD South) for our Register Deeds of. for profemonal server.;and hours Fax resume to POinte Farms MI 48236 or 810-nl-2002 pottery mcludmg, flee seNer aSsIstants We offer (810)294-7001 or call call us at 313-884-7459 'UYSITTE~S SEPT 26, 27, 28 premIUm wages, fleXIble 305 SITUA TlONS WANTED Fn 29, Sat 12 8, Sun 12-5 Pewab,c Fulper, (810)294-8800, attention for further Information ATTENTION: Send resume to Box hours and a pleasantwork. KOUSE ClEANING Glass Repa,r Tom by MICHIGAN LAW RoseVille, Weller 03030, cia Grosse POinte mg atmosphere Full and MEDICAL Biller Full time Free Parking News & Connection, 96 part tlme pO'ltlon, DAY CARE FACILITIES CLEANING lady available IMMEDIATE position avail expenenced preferred lunch & Dinner Dally and much more (Ir, home & centers) Monday, Wednesday Kercheval, Grosse POinte available able Full charge book. Send resume to 22201 must show their Reliable, reasonablcl $1.00 off With GPN ad Farms MI48236 Please call: 313/822.1853 keeper for property MorCl$S SUite 150 De. current license to your SECRETARY. downtown Evenings313/822.9595 management company trolt MI 48236 References 20 years ------advertiSing representative expenence 313-885- ANTIQUE & Collectible 3130'01')1)3452 Detroit law firm seeks Plenty of growth poten. 0"''''' PART time Denial Hyglen when plaCing your ads 7740 Auction Sunday Sep full. lime secretary With 201 HH~ WANTED tlal Call for Interview 1St needed Busy office THANK YOU DEPENDABLE house tember 21,@11am ..-.....- ~ ..1 excellent typing Skills, IA'YSITTE~ 313-417 9n9 Eastpointe, 9 mllel Kelly keeper Reasonable (open @10 00 am) some bookkeepln9 ex- AFTER school child care INSURANCE- Sales! ser. BABYSITTER available In (B10)n50520 Weekly and bl-weekJy Barkers Auction 7676 401 A~~lI~NCES penence and knowledge In our home for children flce poSition In cherry lo- your home Nights l>- 10 References (810)792- BlueBush Road (down of Wo rdPe rfect 6 1 for POSITION ImmedJately ages 15 and 8 Occa- cal office Great oppor- 302 SITUATIONS WANlED 4303 town) Maybee MI (N E 30" electnc range very Wmdows Legal expen- available lor dental as- Sional mornIngs before tUnity for advancement (ONV AlES(ENT CARE off Dundee, or N W off good condItion clean, ence not reqwred Re- school necessa ry Call m career Send fax re sistant In penodontal of- AVAILABLE In home EXCELLENCE In house Monroe) Antique furnl $150 (313)8868862 sume 10 POBox 31- (313)882-3767 after sume- Insurance PO fice Expenenced, full or care, 25 years expen- cleaning Expenenced, ture, glassware, pottery ELECTRIC stove $50 2685, DetrOit MI, 48231 600 pm Box 3641 6, Grosse part trme In Grosse ence Grosse Pomte ref- references, dependable nice Waterbury clock POinte, MI 48236-0418 POinte area 313 882- Honest, good rates Call With barometer sterling Gas stove $100 Relng SERVERS, bartenders, AFTER school sitter to erences 313 526-8056 313-884'1891 5600 setup FlexJble hours pick up ch Iidren from 313-884-5594 Items old comic books erator $100 Washer $8 00- $1200 per hour CERTIAEO aJde for per. $110 Dryer $95 Dish- school, make dinner and PERSON needed With ba. 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC EXPECT THE BEST nice 011painting 2 nice washer $60 Delivery sonal care and cleaning Weekend work Great oversee homework M. SIC computer Skills, European Style House- wall display cabinets 2 610.2932749 for extra Income Roos. Honest references cleaning ProfeSSional mahogany & glass _ F, 4to 7 (313)881'9045 some office expenence DENTAL assistant, chair- available 610-779-1409 tertall Catenng Club, Side part time St CI8Jr _ laundry & Ironmg Suo showcases lamps & KENMORE refngerator BABYSITTER needed 3 Nice office envirOnment 313-B22-1234 ext 2 Eastern Market area peMsed experenced, more Jack Barker, Auc 18 1 cubiC feet almond p m to 5 30 P m 4 days S'lo,es Expenence pre- • Please send resume to ferred 810-445-2320 hardworking Experts tlo"eer (313)5872042 like new $3001 best SHORT order cook and per week Must have car waitresses full time Box 06016 clo Grosse smce 1985 In The ANTIQUE Servant bed 3t3 886 8542 & references Call after ESTATE Staff- Bloomfield CNA available Midnights, Grosse POinte leave Pomte News & Connec- Grosse POinte area unique rare Jenny lmd i.A--R-G-E-ca-p-a-cl-ty-Wh--,rl-p-oo-' 6 p m 313-881-4313 Hills openings Butlerl afternoons, days Meal message 885-2340 tiOn, 96 Kercheval, Known for reliability, effl- spindle style, circa 1860 stack type washerl elee BABYSITTER needed In Grosse POInte Farms, House Manager to preparation, medication SPANISH TEACHEri clency and dependabl' Great for unique day tnc dryer Only used 6 my St Clair Shores MI48236 $40K Housekeeper. remmders, Ilght house- Middle school, part time, 5 home 2 children, re- must love petsl 2 days! keepmg, errands Refer- Ily Bonded & Insured bed or youth bed $2251 months Excellent condl' days, (mornings) Pnvate sponSible, nonsmoker RECEPTIONISTI secreta. week (Saturdayl Sunday ences, bonded 13 years Please call best 313-882.3770 tlon $750 313 866 (313)884-0721 ----A-N-T-I-a-U--E-&--- 3759 school m suburb Must have transporta- ry full- time, for small or Sundayl Monday) expenence Dependable downtown law firm Must Send resume to Box tlO/1 Monday through O1her housekeeping 313-882-7661 HOUSE c,eaning, thoro COLLECTIBLE REFRIGERATOR With be professional and 04043 clo Grosse POinte Fnday 8 a m to 6 p m openrngs- great saJanesl COMPETENT ough, reliable, honest Show & Sale separate freezer, 10 cou rteous light tyPIng News & Connection 96 Please call after 7 p m Call Clfldy 248-932- IN-HOME Please cali Stacey, Macomb Mall RoseVille years old $250 and IJIlng reqUired Call Kercheval, Grosse POinte 810-n29509 1170, Harper Assao- CARE SERVICE (810)755-3371 MI September 18th- 21st (313)885-6215 Farms, MI 48236 Mrs Jones, 313961 ates TLC Elderty HOUSEKEEPER seeking Dunng mall hours _ BABYSITTER wanled for 0220 STOCK person Must be VERY clean used stove night shift live-In prefer GROSSE POINTE Hourty, ovemlght rates more work Grosse ArnC CRAFT S150 313-640-4349 18 Aexlble ho urs full red room, board, wag. SECRETARY EMPLO ENT ExpenenCed In the POinte area already es. & ANTIaUE MALL and part time $6 00 per es Perlect for college For downtown Detroit CPA YM Grosse POinte area tabllshed Call Sheryl, 24518 Harper WASHER & dryer need hour apply In person frrm Compuler skills re licensed & Bonded studenl near bus lines AGENCY 810-756-2073 St Clair Shores minor repair, $1001 both Jerry s Party store, 383 (810)n9-9068 qUired, full time 885-4576 Sally (810jn2-Q035 I' am a cleaning lady wrth 4 blocks south of 10m IIe 31 3 882 0594 Kercheval 313-961-0188 60 years reliable selVlCll In Established Since 1984 BABYSITTER, full t,me, very good expenence (810)n6-4790 TELECOMMUNICATIONS IIve'ln poSSible 1-8OQ- need of expenenced HOME health care aide, Barbara 810-n3-5857 New Dealers Welcome 405 COMPUTERS Cooks, Nannies Maids Own your own bUSiness 952-3586, refe rence SECRETARY, part time Housekeepers, Garden looking for full time work I clean houses & offiCes FURNITURE refinished MACS- desktop & laptop Part! full trme 313782- 11430 for Grosse POinte Insur. Excellent references, 3727 ance executive Com. ers, Butlers, Couples, reaSOnable 810-754- Expenenced, referen- repaired stnpped any Pnnter CD mOdem CHILD care In my home puter & telephone skills Nurse s Aides, Campan. 1018 ces Good rates 81D- type of caning Free es scanner lots of 50ft' TIRED OF LOW PAYING College- age Female essential Call 313-822- Ions and Day Workers n93454 tlmates 3133456258 war C"rvw"•• ~ eo...S Hom.lfon ~oglnow M I ~ 8607 1517) 792093~ SEQUENCE 1800!9683456 .. 10' 15171 797 7423 elflo.1d~ 100 1 (om .... OIlAL ..... 97~ Robbn. 5 ". 257 Grand Haven MI 49417 1616)8468176 10' 16161 8~7<17~7 ~ litnn)~ .. r"", Thursday, September 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 406 ESTATE SALES 407 fiREWOOD 401 FURNITURE 401 FURNITURE 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 40' GAUGE/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ IASEMENT SALE IASEMENf SALE IASEMENT SALE IASEMENY SAlE ESTATE sale 1930's 4 CONTEMPORARY glass MAHOGANY 18599 Woodland (off Kel 55 years of household piece oak bedroom set FRASER Saturday Sep. GIGANTIC Sale- From an top pedestal dining table INTERIORS Iy) Friday Saturday goods furniture to lewel- excellent condItion A tember 20th 9. 4 33589 tlques to zippers Paint (60 x 40) With SIXtaupel (Fine Furniture 1Dam. 6pm Sunday, ry No pre. sales Fnday second maple set In fair Sunnse Dr Belween logs maps art crystal, IVOry upholstered chairS & Antique Shop) lOam 2pm Mullt family 900 300 Saturday, condllion Cherry desk '65 Face Cold Hayes & Utica 1 block onental, brass china Like new three years 506 S Washington annual yard sale 9 DO. 1200 20915 Wild. Vaflous end tables DellVered North of 14 off Mulvey dolls fumlture 10ys old not used for the Royal Oak MI wood Harper Woods ExerCise equipment BargainS galore Deal more 3138844338 810-264-9725 past two years $500 (5 blocks North of 1899 Van Antwerp (Mackl (near Allard and I 94) ' ~- Q A h Vernier) Household Household tWin bed ers welcome Friday ueen nne c erry 696 Freeway at 10 Mile 61 F h 2 I very good condition Saturday, 10 5 199 WE BUV BOOKS wood two drawer desk Take Woodward! goods clothes crafts 7 IS er amlly ga AND LIBRARIES 401 fURNlruRE Rldgemont (between $100 Walnut Sauder etc September 19 rage sale Toys, baby GARAGE sale Saturday Kercheval & Ridge JOHN KING Main Street eXII ) 1Dam 4pm September Items, furllllure, linens 313-961-0622 4 piece lighted CUrtOcabl computer wor$k statc,on Ollenlal rugs (handmade 20 lOam 12n miscellaneous house 27th, Sunday 28th 1O. ~ _ net Oak wood glass Mlch gan s Larges' Bookstore assembled 75 all Wide assortmenl) Sarouk L I 5 We have everything HUGE CHURCH Snce '965 excellent condlhon 313 881 1150 hold Items ols 0 great l ,1I,~h~... T~h"7 1("''''31 19199 O'd I-J::~es'ead stuMI!l JOam 200pm furOl1ure TV's crafts RUMMAGE SALE $8001 best 313881 ~ ~ ;--;?:: EXCEPTIONAL corner (one rug made m RUSSia) Between Kelly & Bea Fnday September 19 baby Crib and changing BOUTIQUE 0035 china cabinet 2 uphol several rugs With geomet. cons held September table, walker, sWing playpen, toys baby stered chairs, dresse; IIC paftern Large mahoga 19th,20th 9 5 Jewelry 76~rd~ayrc01uort06n~~y. 3S~ 51 Paul Lutheran 5 piece black 9 5 wide chi- clothes boys to sIze 4 With mllror smaller ny breakfront! chma cabl new handbags Clair ElectriC lawn mower Chalfonle & Lothrop na umt Oriental deSign 18933 Washllnaw, be. Excellent conditIon glass top patiO table With nets by Baker & lradlllOnal borne Klein clothing Hoover vacuum TV Grosse POinte Farms 2 challs All In excellenl chma cabinets Buffets Hats, servmg trays, tween Kelly and Bea Bought 800 Besl of- sa condition 313.881 1465 Sideboards servers cor bowls mise Items chall chma Imens and consfleld ler takes 810795.9532 FRIDAY SEPT 19 9.2 FLORAL I $50 ner china cabinets con 21627 10 Mile Road St much more GARAGE salel 1045 Bed Furniture antiques, baby 80" sofa white back. oveseat soles Comer CUIIOcabmet ANTIQUES. mlscellane. lord, Grosse POinte & toys, appliances qual. ground blinds & sheer Green chall $35 Large (full length glass lighted) Clall Shores Saturday ous Items 2049 Van Park 1 day only, Satur Ity c10thmg books & BOOKS panels, hke new rea onental lamp $45 313 Many sets of mahogany 700 am. 8 00 pm Antwerp Saturday, Sep- day, September 20 9 to many "treasures' sonable 810.775.2943 881 0912 dining room challs, (Chip- 21950 Edmunton St Clall tember 20th 900.400 1 Childrens books, toys, Pnced 10 sell' GRAY mauve sofabed pendale Federal, Queen Shores September 18, household mlSC ANTIQUE pme work table, $300 Reclmer chall Anne Duncan Phyle 19 20 lOam.4pm Leal BIG Garage sale, lots of SAT SEPT 20 9- 1 GARAGE sale I Babyl cM. walnut serving buffet, $100 Wood end lables more) Brass lamps, crys. blower, stormdoor toys and clothes of all 112 Pllce. clothing $41 bag dren's Items, etc 1521 mahogany end table (810}777-8036 tal lamps, leaded shade I h ehold Sizes, 19331 Kmgsville Coffeel Donuls lamps Venetian mirror, g assware, ous Thursday Fnday Satur Roslyn Fllday, 9 am- and miscellaneous furm l for earl y birds LOVESEAT & SWivel tub galore day, 8am. 8pm 230pm ture 11ems 313'884- chall Greyl white gold framed mtrrors ma. 22330 Cedar (off Jeffer. COME CLEAN US OUT! 5749 matching matenal $150 hoganyframed mllrors 011 S f 11) S t BIG garage sale. 22703 GARAGE sale, 23720 FIREWOOD, Free slack paintings (very large & as- son, 0 ep em Ridgeway (between 91 Glenbrook (off Jeffer. HUGE court sale Several BLACK galeleg table, Ze Ing free dehvery, Free 313884 8926 sorted sizes) Several ~;a;~e:~~d ~~hl0-3 10 off Greater Mack), son/ Masomc) Sleeper homes Every house- mlth 9' color TV, Pam- box of starter Nood MAHOGANY dining room hutch 1ype cabinets & Thursday. Saturday 8. sota, end tables, girl's hold Item September sonic 19" color TV 313 set, 6 matching chairS open corner shelf Ma. 270 Vendome Court Sep- 4 clothing! shoes, other 19, 20, 21 9- 3 Roland Mixed hardwoods $60 7 886.1792 days a week evening With 2 leaves extends to hogany bedroom fumlture tember 20 Bam- 2pm DON'T mrssll Great mov- miscellaneous Items Court, Farms off Mack calls welcome 313.882. CONSIGNMENT seal 10 Good condition (InclUdes King & Queen Empty nesters clean Ing sale 690 Rivard Fnday, saturday, 9.5 near Moross 1069 FURNISHINGS $550 (313)8823376 size beds) Executive house Somethmg for saturday only 9. 1 Fur. GARAGE sale- 1335 Whit- HUGE garage sale- Little at SECOND SEASON MAHOGANY execultve desk student desks everyone Household Mure T V golf clubs, ' tier, Grosse Pomte Park, Tlkes, power Nheels, WE ACCEPT 3860 W 12 Mile Rd desk and file cabmet, Baker Wingback chall & lIems, clothmg MarlY other sports equipment September 18, 19 20 SchWinn deSigner Berkley excellent condition, others miscellaneous 11ems clothes Weber gnll 9a m - 5p m FurnIture clothes baby Items Fine Quall1y $1,500 (313)881.7181 Too much to hst' Bargains galore' Grfts galore Please no VI~ • pIctures, bikes, exercise much more Saturday 9. EclecliC mix WHITE youth bunk bed 360 Mary Street Kerchev. early birds (248).545-4110 ecUipment, clothing, 5 401 Lexmglon (Off FOR YOUR Reasonably pnced double bed on boMom all Moross Great stuffl ESTATE sale, 40 years household, more Chalfonte between CONVENIENCE (248)4149026 twrn on top, excellent DeSigner clothes, books actumulahon (Fuml- GARAGE sale Computer Cookl Moross) condition, best offer Saturday 8am. 12n ture, tools, toys, lots of 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE equipment, lurl'1lture, bar White Simmons baby 52 bag day All the cloth stuff) 11600 Buffalo (1 slools, children's cloth HUGE sale Antiques lin- ANTIOUES ANTIQUES cllb, excellent condltton lng, shoes, housewares 39 Dyar, Grosse POinte block west 01 Mound ' lng, toys Animal carn. ens deSigner clothes, best offer Almost new you can cram m a bag, Farms, Fnday, Saturday South 01 McNrchols) ~ ers, van clam shell Sat. prom dresses, men's California twin maftress $2 10 a m to 2 pm 9- 4 Babyl kids clolhlng September 20th 9 am urday September 20th, SUitS kitchen cabinets, es, best offer (313)885' Wednesday, September toys, furnllure plus to 4 p m 8 1 292 McMillan crystal vertical & mll'1l Q;;" / / 6r"r~///:-/.) 0667 24th Grosse POinte UnI- _m_o_re ETHAN ALLEN dresser & bhnds, fumllure TV s, ------lanan Church Maumee 4 family garage sale GARAGE sale Fnday, stove new house attic OLD Duncan Phyle S1yle & St Cia II Somelhlng for everyone, more Friday Rummage Saturday 9- 5 655 lan, collector plates, h d 1 4 sale Chalfontel lothrop ma ogany Inmg se 1 Great Sale' Anltques, lots of fumlture 1 day 9- 2 Hampton Tools, collec children's clothes & Lyre back Chairs table, col1ec11bles, 40 leather only Saturday 91 20, tlbles Fish eqUipment, toys, much more Fnday, china cabinet $435 lop sofa table, micro 9am- 5pm Avalon and EX- flea markeler haVing golf ecUipment New Saturday 8- 4 Free Beautllul old wine con. wave small electroniCS, Marter Road 5t Clatr garage and basement downnggers Coffee a m 1170 Haw- sole $70 1935 buffet accessones, women's 5 Shores sale Fllday and Satur' GARAGE! sample sale thorne $75 313-886-5290 speed bike garden sup- 42 Hampton, baby clothes dFay tseptemt ber 19 ,20 Manufacturer rep has THOMASVilLE solid Phes 10 4 Fnday, Sat urnl ure oys, chma, winter boots, alhletlc HUNTING (0.4T) bouncers play and miscellaneous cherry dining set Ta- urday 61 Meadow pens, carseats Beanie 29212 Boston, St Clall shoes, socks atc to SKIING ble, 6 chairs china Best Lane Babies, Miscellaneous Shores off 12 mile be sell Palto table, chairS TENNIS Tounng bike, stall climb- Stroke forces sale 284 offer 810792-5003 1170 Torrey Desk, vam- estale September 18th. tween x.way and Lrttle er, lots more Saturday, Fisher (313)884-0654 In- Ites furniture, clolhes 2Oth,9am-3pm Mack September 20, 9am- eludes A.1 Winchester 12 miscellaneous Roller- 440 ColOnial Ct Fnday 9 f 2pm 1791 Hawthome, ga Shotgun, 1 case shelJs blades Fnday, Satur- RRST time 3 amlly sale FAX IT! 4 Saturday 9 1 2 faml' Fumlture dishes, Grosse POinte Woods skeel birdS, Hexcell skis, day, 9am- 4pm Iy garage sale, house- household Items Fnday, pales, 2 teonls racquets 343.5569 ST, Clair Shores Block _~~ ~ __ 1385 Devonshire Beame hold Items Everything Saturday, 9 4, Sunday Sale September 19,20 MOVING sale, toys Babies sofa, 19" color must gol 12- 4 22955 Rosedale, Remember 10 Include Elmdale west of Little clolhes 2137 Stanhope TV trash compactor 475 Cloverly Trash & near Marter Mack between 11 Mile & Fnday 9 30- 2 30 Satur- YOUT Name more Saturday 10- 3 Treasures SomethIng FOUR lamlly garage sale Martin day 9 30 4 30 Your Address 1399 Wh,ftler (CharlevoIx lor everyone Septem. Baby Items, clothing Your Phone Side) Saturday, 10am ber 19th 10- 3 Household & more 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SAlES And Fax Number lpm Little Tlkes, baby, 4956 LaFontame (near 29900 Elmgrove, 121 Along WIth your toys clothes Mack and Morass) Fur Harper Saturday, Sun Classified 1602 Hollywood Grosse nlture, apphances, exer. day 8.4 Ad Message Pomte Woods Salur- clse eqUipment, good MOVINGI Somethrng lor ~ day, 91 20 Two family miscellaneous Items everyone Fnday- Sun. Classilled ;e~ &4tate Sate.t garage sale Kllchen September 20th In case day, 9 00. 4 00 532 AdvertiSing Complete SeMce ware, clothes, fumlture of rarn September 27th, Neff Lane (Parkmg on Excellent References Glen and Sharon Burke" 9am. 2pm 8 00. 6 00 St PaUl) 885 0826 493 AUCTIONS 403 AUCTIONS 40' ESTATE SALES 40' ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SALES 40b [STATE SAlES PUBLIC AUCTION SUSAN HARTZ ~.rtz~ GROSSE POINTE CITY Sat. Sept. 20, 1997 10 AM 11U 886-8982 ESTATE AND MOVING SALES HOUSEHOlD SALES 23256 Lakewood, MI ill CldSh. .... Clinton Township, Conducted By Trustyou r sale to us knowIr'9 that we are the most (North. East of Delroll) expenenced movmg and estote sale company," the D~ Take1.94to EXIt#234 A (Harper Ave South), JEAN FORTON Grosse POinteareo Go 1/2mile to Lakewood Turn Left. First House on RIght 822-3174 PATRICIA KOLOJESKI HOUSEHOLD Walch For Slgns!ll For the pas! 15 years we hove prOVided ~rst qualify sel"V1ce10 over 850 sotlS~eddents 313 885 6604 EsTATE • MOVING A.\"IJQIIES " CoLLECTIBLES. EdISon FireSIde ,",odel A Cylinder Phonograph CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTI IN"-. 885 1410 w/Cygnel Horn" Record., Atwater Kent Radlo Phllc" :.1(atfierine Jf.rnoU and asSOCiates .: FOR UPCOMIN(, "A.l.~ I'l/FORMATIOI'o SUSAN HARTZ K,dlO Large Paper Mache RCA V,ctor NIpper, Marx -1 GROSSE POINTE CITY II~htn'"R E'press Toy Tf.,n Cast Iron Stoves Warlor 1 ell'li rot !\ell) Frankl," Cooksto,es) Tools (Forge, AnVIl ''E.5tate5afes 886.8982 Bhck'mllh s Tongs Wood Planes Bt'am Dnlls Saws • '.MOVIng Safes 48: ESTATE ANTIQUE l.adde" Hand Tools Galore'") Horse Collars &. Harne< • Apprrusafs \\Jgon V'l heel"i Goat Wagon 1'\umerous Well Pumps 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. R R I antun Old SchWinn Blcydes Cast Iron Coca. , !Rslerenas SALE Col. B.se rnmLtIH'" (Carpenter's Bench Ca'i Iron TWO ESTATE SALE WEEKEND f...i1tll,) Barn Lanr€'m~ Plow~1 Gnnd Stone., Single & :. EXPERIENCED. PROresslOML SERVICE.: FRIDAY 0 SATURDAY nouble Tre'" & \1ore' ') Oak BJrre! Crocks" Jug' September 19 • 20 - 9am. -4pm SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 ("pptr boiler Wnnger Wa,her "/Copper Tub Double B'rrell Munle I .. J 1 t Thursday, september 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 409 GARAGE/YUD/ 409 GAUGE/YAIlD/ 412 MISCElLANEOUS 413 MUSI ~~ngh~:n & pen~r~~~~ _4_9_7_97______~:;:'w~gdra~~,~~ OLdDwoodenduclkd hUCanMg-1990--D-od-ge-Oy-n-a-sty-L-E--1-99Oa-ft-e-rM-6P_m_tan--G-T--- (3~~~885~~~n, ~~e~~:il~~=-rra~- , h ~~~~o AR 8X11 nI ecoys wan e s Power wmdows, seats. us g ,sun------PornteWoods Saturday BIJ rug gree age chSlr,$200 Grand- paid 810-n4-8799 locks, mirrors Cruise, roof, air, manual, elec- 1987 Cadillac,leather,ex. $9,850 Rinke PonlJac 271h10-4 Wine, $3,000 Plano mother clock, $200 --~------II t dt N GMC,810-497-7699 Stilt, cold air Excellent Ironies group, newer ce en con I Ion avy SALE! Saturday.Septem- ~~rd GasHelt~;;e~ _(_81_0_)71_3_-8_08_9___For~:~~~, ~~tc~es, condloon $2,500 llresl brakes $5,5001 :le9 $5,000 313-640- 1995 Pontiac BonneVille ber 13. 723 University, McClain, 3 h p, $150 SLEEPERsofa, IIghl blue. DlamondsAnllqueJewelry (313)3430511 best 313-886-2925 __~______SE 27,000 miles, fUlly Grosse POinte 9am Woodladders.30' Man- good condlbon.G E mi' Any1hlngMadeof Gold 1989 Dodge Dynasty, 4 1996 Mustang, like new, 1988 Capnce ClaSSIC loaded One owner 6pm German furniture, gI!e ronrlte, $50 FIre- crowavemodel,almostovennewdeluxe313- or Silver door, automatiC,excel. loaded 2 year manlac- Red Burgundy $mtenor Factory warranty antiques, maps, house- wood 313886-5747 Will travelfor transactions I rta~ turers warranty Dependable 2,900 $13,150 Rinke Ponbac • 885-7179 ent transpo ..on, no (313)886-0534 hold articles from Eu- -C-E-NTE--R-P-IE-C-e-S---1-6 Inexcessof $1000 rust $1100 313-884. $16,000 313-884-7102 ~~_~~__~_~______GMC,810-497-1699 rope STEELBUIldingsnew,en------Ch Ca I Z24 while Humcane-type l G S 4636 1994 Mustang, V6, auto, 1991 evy valer '1995 Pontiac Grand Pnx SATURDAY, 9- 3 Fall & candle holders sur- glneered 40x 60x 12 The old hoppe 1988Dodge600 68,OOOK, low miles. power every- black sunroof,5 speed SE Excellenlcondlbon C Ik fl roundedby silk 1I0wers was $15,500 balance 22121Gratiot ffI 2 t t lhlng, tilt, cruise, stereo Assume 3 year lease G hns1mas Sl owers. $8,990 SOx l00x 16 EastpointeMI,48021 newmu er. se S Ires cassette Needs Noth- $259 month 810-445 Transferable M war- candles decoralor Use for shower or wed- was $26,200 balance (810)714-0966 $25001 best 313-343- 1423 ranty Loaded wllh CO 11ems.books gu1s & ding $150 lakes all $17,931 BOx 150x 16 9846 Ing $10,850 Central $12,800 (810)713-9718 women's clothes. sizes (313)882-3156 was $62,500 balance SHOTGUNS, nfies and ------Auto Leasing & Sales 1991 Chevy Lumina,dark 2- 10, shoes, men's COCKTAIL------& end tables $29,990 1-800-406- handguns, Parker, 1995IIEagle1 Talond t ESIBI Exk 313-885-8.300--''-- _ green, Immaculate,like 1994 Pontillc SunbtrdLE suits, more 266 lolh- credenza 2 cunos 5126 Brow~ng W~nche~e~, ~t7~M C:~~:po~er 1996 Probif SE, excellent (:~)71~~~~ besl 2 door, auto, air, 3,300 rop (313)886-6423 Chlldren's bikes mfant ( I ) Colt, uger, 0 ers 0 - wmdowsl locks Air condition,loaded, 5,000 . _ miles, stereo, cassette THURSDAYand Fnday 9 sWing810-712-9793 ST20R~~rs, ~mlnum lector (248)47_8_-34_3_7_$10,500 (810)783-1095 miles Sellmg due to III- 1994 Chevy LummaEuro, edr1e$a r2w1a5rra~tykI~Ud- • ------u w pnme ness Askmg $13,900 white, excellent condl' 1, In e on. 4 22917Socia. 13/Jef- COLLECTIBLESPrecious doors $25each Mlscel- TOP dollar paid for qualJty 1995 Eagle Talon, mmt 313-885-1016 tlon $9,500 313-884. llac GMC.810-4977699 ferson All Size clolhlng Moments 1981- 1993 laneous slereo eqUIp- used Planos Immediate condition. 5 speed, 6 ------.-- 6134 and miscellaneous retired members only ment, CO, cassette, re- profeSSIOnalpick up diSCchanger,sunroof.a 1995 Thunderbird Load. 1994 Pontiac Grand Pnx ------figUrines celver MensMega1020 Cash paid 810-997- musl see $9,915 ed excellent condrtlon. 1986ChevyCelebrity sta. SE 4 door, auto SIr. YAdRDsasle.Fnda S1a91tuhr~y. 313-881-2429 hockey skates, $100 0032 (313}8843140 V-8 Extendedwarranty tlon wagon GoodCOndl' power WIndows& locks ay eplem ber -______(313)640-1954 - Emerald green $9,500 tlon $24001 best TiU. cruise, 34,000 20th 9am- 330pm COMPLETE baseball col------1991 Plymouth Neon Ex. 313-886-6024 726 Ver. (248)253-1848 miles Certified, 1 year 5714 Marseilles,Detroit lectlon Roughly 30,000 TRAINSII said HO Trams presso, Aul0, alf, CD nler Rd Grosse Pomte 1993 Cutlass S warranty IncludedI ----- cards Plus 4,000 hock- Diesel, sleam, frelghl, BROWNING 22 Belgian, changer, 1.500 mIles' 2 Woods wagon $9,950 Rinke Ponbac ey and football 1,000 passenger Evenings, auto, grade 1, $300 door. perlectl $11,900 ------Pnced to selll $3395 GMC,810-497-7699 • ALE' SEPt 1'.20 miscellaneous Includes (313)886-4842 BrOWningBuckmark 22 Rinke Pontiac GMC. COUGAR Coupe V8- 313-882-6570 pager 5 ••00 autographs.cups flags, TREADMILL. True 710, target pistol, $250 Call 810-497-1699 1988.low mileage,great 810-610-8511 -1-993--P-o-n-tl-ac--Bon-ne-Vi-IIe- I- 10 t $90001 best I) E a11er 6pm 313-881------conditIon, must see to 985 CIS SE L ded 78000 2'9 M.,. D ... 3:00 e c, (commerCIalmode x- 1976 Plymouth Valiant. appracillte On parkmg 1 ut ass upreme oa,. 8elween<:horle.o<. & R,dge Ild (313)885-0685Jason cellentcondition Recenll 7105 76.000 miles 4 door, lot at 18080Mackatlln- Excellent condition, no miles, certtfted 1 year be/",od CollageHolfl,iaI CUSTOM made- 2 sofas maintenancecheck and GOALIE helmel $60 dec- besl offer (313)885- coin Pncedto sell 313- rusl $22001 besl warranty Includedl Fo.rFIl'IySil! IIteI ... co $1351 each 3 Drexal lube Used only 15 aled,llech helmet,$195, 3745 886.2216 (810)774-4735 $8850 Rinke Pontiac IIlrIb.re ckIl1lt9- '1C__ chairS $651 each All hours $1.350 best like new Hockeyskales 1989 Pymouth Sundance, 1991 Ford Taurus GL 6 GMC,810-497-1699 :co:::~ In perlect condition 313-882-1559 size 1 $40 Bauer, sIZe excellenl condition, cylinder, auto alf Pow -1993--P-o-nll-a-c-G-ra-nd--P-n-x '0lI> ••• R • t • t Qt. t e b •• b , 0 ••• b't ...... CJ "e.o h" h .... b .... -=:::::::,:: :~E~-:-=:~~....r~ \ I . - C.-NIl A" 0ffICIIt 804 S Hom lIon Sog,now MI 48602 " e) 1517) 7920934 SEQUENCE 180019683456 • '0'1517)792 2413 ,.motl dmqlOcr,s com ...... L ..... 926 Ra~b" Surt.252 Grand HO\ff'J'n MI .. 9AI7 1616)846 &726 '0' 1616)847-6747 ,.rN'IIII ...... ')~'"..-. Thursday, September 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News J The Connection 603 AUTOMOTlVl 605 AUTOMOTlVl 60S AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTIVl 612 AUTOMOflVl 61'l AUTOMOTlVl 6S I IOATS AND MOTO~S 6S 1 IOATS AND MOTORS G£ NlRAL MOTO~S FO~lIGN FOREIGN mpSj4-WHlEl VANS VANS SEIZED Cars from $175 1992 Honda Accord LXI 1983 VW Rabbit Convertl 1988 J,mmy 2 door 4 1993 Astra van, white, 1996 Voyager Rallye du 1986 210cc Mercury Sail CAl 20 10 salls RadIO POrsc!les Cadillacs wagon 37 000 mIles ble Good condition 5 wheel dnve black! gray 53000 miles Excellent el doors remote entry power ouLboard New 3 plus all equipment SLeel Chevys, BMW S, Cor navy blue clean speed $2500 (313)882 clean $4 5001 best oi- condition $9 500 810 loaded excellent condi- gallon tank $450 cradle $4 000 313-884. vettes Also Jeeps $10 000 Please call 45183138820171 ler (313)8822987 7763424 tion $t8700 (313)88 t (313)881 1549 2536 4WO's Your Area Toll 3136408430 8921 Free 1 800-2189000 lEXUS 92 (LS400) Per 1997 Wrangler Sahara 1991 Caravan cargo Bulk 1961 23 Chns Cratt Seas HERRE SHOFF deSigned Ext A-5803 for current 1991 Jaguar XJ6 Sover fect 65K miles Black soft top 5 speed head tool box & shelv 613 AUTOMOTIVE klH major restoration sloop by Cape Cod Ilstmgs elgn Silver Lealher all CO traction memory green 40 litre 14500 109 Work ready $2 995 WANTlD TO IUY 1993 TraIler $4 500 Ship bulldmg Company options mcludlng sun Full warranty NAK ster miles Air condllJonlng 3138826570, pager 810771 2002 See photograph page ALL cars wanted I The 60~ AUTOMOTlVl roof $11700 Kathy eo 248 375 5022 Ro ABS lilt $19995 8106108511 2A Westerbeke diesel ANTIQUE/(IHSI( che"ter area (313)222 3432 good I The badl The 1976 24 Searay Week RFG Sumlog Danforth 313 526 08001 days for 1990 Chevy Lumina, APV uglyl Top dollar pa,d' ender, good con~lJon dept sounder and com CLASSIC 1976 Mercedes appomtment WANT to buy Volvo 850 V-6 fully loaded 7 pas 1994 GMC SUBURBAN $50 S5 000 Seven $100001 best oHer pass GPS 5 Banent Excellent condltJon senger, excellent cond,- 450SE great shape 1993 Mazda- 626 loaded GL T ;talJOn wagon Pn days 810 447-2745 Must sell 810-7765573 7 , ,thp. ... I ""', ...... ~ 1 • d winches 3 self- Llallng UU)t'1 3~':>380 t,o,.... ve'). :'e3"" $4 200 313- 82-3106 good coMlllon best at a"ero p m anchor chain howser, 60S AUTOMOTlVl 602°0 x way m~ Evemngs (810)772 t fer (313)821 1468 2558 CASH for Cars Licensed teak Intenor throughoul fORlIGN Mt:"[c"lo ..I> ....'a ntlilned 7434 dealer Free towIng 1976 Baylmer Saratoga .0. AUTOMOTIVE A~i...mt': $21 500 and extellor tllm, teak Pager 810 610 8511 or 24 6 350 engine new 10 1983- 1991 Volvos, 12 to 1987 Mazda 626 4 door mrSj4-WHlEl C.all SIc-vI:"313/88444441 1996 Dodge Caravan nub- rail rigged for solo NIJl:ht 3! 3/882 3164 flce 810779 2222 1991 very low hours choose from All cars well mamtalned clean 1991 Bronco XLT 78000 21 000 miles MOVing handling $35,000 Call ProfeSSionally main are recondItioned by new IIres $1 700 313 "I AUTOMOTIVE abroad, must sell ------(313)8854255 884 4497 miles very good condl $13,900 Phone/fax All lunk cars wanted talned, great flshmg or Volvo mechanrc Pnce - tlon S9700 (810)776 TRUCKS (313)417-1943 Top dollar paid Serving pleasure boat Excellenl BOAT for sale 23 tt Well reasonable (313)862 1991 Mercedes 300& 5468 1994 Ford Ranger STX, Grosse POinte Harper conditIO'll With trailer at cratt aft cabin 260 10 9273 whltel gray chrome ------air CD stereo, trailer 1991 Dodge Caravan, ex- Woods, St Clair Shores a great pnce $5 500 $13,000 3138850230 1976 2805 Mercedes wheels mmt condition 1985 Chevy Suburban air hitch durallner 810- cellent condition $5700 & DetrOit s eastside (810)7792207 or BOSTON Whaler 13, 55 Benz, good condition 313884 4273 power converter OHers 7584708 or best 313261-8686 8107798797 (810)3592659 low miles, $4 200 encouraged $4 200 h P Johnson Boat mo- 1985 Dodge van, high tor and trailer all excel- (313)885-3260 1995 Saab 900 SE con 313884_7_7_02, _ 1991 Ford Explorer Eddie WANTED older model 1983 Bayllner With trailer Bauer 4 door 4 x 4 miles, nuns good $550 lent condItion (810)353 ------vertlble, English racing 1993 Eagle Talon Red used car for transporta 19 cuddy ca bin wlLh ex 313886-2415 2700 ext 413 1985 Audl 5000 S 4 door green With tan leather automatic tow miles sunroof, CD Leather, tlon purposes (313)882 tras $2,500 or best of moon roof, automatic ,ntenor, CD all options $8200 Home 810776 57K 1 owner $9 800 1992 Ford Aerostar Xl 8268 fer 313884 3817 653 lOAfS PU TS AND looks good nuns well $29 000 or best 313.881-0023 68,000 miles Air, power SERVin $2500 313886-9537 4833 days 810737 steen ng! brakes Ste reo FORECLOSURE 1963 Bertram 25 CrUiser , (313)8220191 7670 1990 Ranger XLT super MARINE WOODWORK Tow package $6900 THREATENING? good condition Must 1994 BMW 530 II Tourmg ------cab pIckup tnuck 2 9L Custom deSigned & bUilt Wagon, Silver, leather, 6 1995 Saab 900 SE turbo 1995 Explorer Sport 4 x 2 (810)296-9830 Investor will buy or sell now I $5 0001 firm engine $2,000 313- Cabinetry RepaIrs, dry-rot CD changer, dual sun- coupe, loaded leather 26000 miles Sunroof cash you out I 2484494689 5263864 1992 Hunter green Dodge 23 Years Expenence roof, excellent condition 5 spe04ed $17500 248 loaded Excellent candl BUYln9 homes, 1986 toyota 1/2 ton pick- Caravan, 71,000 miles, 1990 Sea Nymph 195 Have Portfolio all service records 557 09 lion $17500 313881 unwanted cars, trucks, good condition, well GLS With 90 hp John- & References up 4 speed great con- boats, snowmobiles, $23,900 3138851750 1992 Toyota XLE V 6 _5_15_2 _ mamtamed 313 881- son Trailer Seldom (248)435-6048 ditIon Runs good looks motorcycles, Jewelry 2554 used $6950 (810)412- 1990 BMW 3251X Umque loaded Leather Intenor 1992 Explorer XLT very good Mag wheels (Rolex watches). 1541 654 10AT STOIUGljDOCKING all wheel dnve, great In wood gram 6 speaker good condItIon loaded $2 3501 best oHer 1995 Mercury Villager GS Call Today, 24 hours snow Sunroof Seat radiO tape CD anti 53 000 miles $10,900 green! gold 30,000 $ TOP DOLLAR PAID $ 1983 Searay 225 cuddy WINTER storage (covered heaters Loaded 42000 locks brakes Air sun 810285 1024 RINKE TOYOTA miles, one year warran- 313-99Q..Q402 Excellent condrtlon Low or open) for boats up to miles $15,900 313- roof, 121,000 miles ThiS ------ty, loaded, dual al r 81Q..316.2037 hours Loran New 26' With shollng or on 815-8485 or Monday IS the best car I have en 1991 Ford Explorer black Pre-Owned v Salel $15,900 313-886-3755 camper top Great boat your trailer Bottom thnu Fnday 313 565 er owned fully main 4 door loaded 91,000 Trur 614 AUTOMOTIVE 1995 Plymouth Grand for family or fishing washmg also available 9845 tamed Excellent condl- miles great condition 97 Toyota 4nunner SR5-V6 AUTO INSUIlAN(£ ------N $8500 8109792100 $11 000 or best oHer (313)882-9268 4x4, 10,000 miles, Voyager SE CD player, AUTO Insurance- Low 1983 BMW 5331 .Canadl- tlon 0 problems ever ext 587 3138863862 Compare to new at ~ an edition" Always ga- $10 000 313884-1170 Perlectl $28870 quad seats, 37,000 down payment $125 miles, new tires Make Doesn't mailer what $30,000 (313)882- L rage kept Very good 1996 Grand Cherokee 1985 Toyota Cellca, new 96 Toyota 4nunner offer (313)881-6227 your dnvlng record s 88n, (313)640 7010 condrbon $3,8001 best fully loaded excellent pi(jl\L~ tires! exhaust! brakes limited 4x4, (313)885-2050, home condition must see 1991 Plymouth Grand like Partners tnsurance Best otter 313-331 ' CD, moonroof,leather 1990 Wahoo 185 tt ~''''' Q.h~ 313-560-9074 pager $17500 (313)886 Voyager SE New tires 810-7749955 Sportflsh With Yamaha .J\~U, II 1107 certlfted,warranty Included 5331 New brakes Quad 1971 BMW 2002 As IS $28,975 150hp bass electllc ~ ( EO seats Loaded 86,000 6S1 10ATS AND MOTO~S $975 or best oHer 1987 Volvo 740 GLE Safe 1997 Jeep Cherokee Lare flShlllg motor and b,m,lll ~ vI fC:l miles $4,900 (313)882- top New ballenes stor- ~ (313)882-8266 dependable transporta do 4X4 dllftwood! gray 95 Toyota 4nunner, 1986 16 Bayllner, bow nd- 3339 atter 5 p m age cover, radiO Good :II ~ lIOnI Good condlllon e~cellent condlllOn SR5 V6 4x4, er 85 horsepower ongl- 1991 Dlahatsu Charade, condition many extras I ~ _ Drives great 995 Edward, 810 566 3321 36Kmlles Toyota certified 1992 Saran van SLX 8 nal owner excellent 32000, 5 speed white S3 Includes trailer $12,500 (313)886-9935 factory warranty to passenger, trailer pack- condition, garage kept air, cassette New tires (313)884-4912 ------1995 Jeep Cherokee 100 000 mllesl age, 112K highway $3 200 810293-6465 Need help $3 200 313-886.6046 1986 Volvo GL 5 speed Country, low mIleage $22550 $6300 313-886-5542 1986 Wellcratt Novalt 27 power locks! Windows excellent condllJon, ex. with your 1995 Honda Del Sol ex- 1993 Villager, 6OK, clean, 1989 17 1/2 foot Sunblrd twin 269HP New ster- heated seats sunroof tended warranty load 94 10yota 4runner SR5-V6, classified ad? cellent condition mce, new tires and ex- center console 88HP, eo and cover SS props $3 000 Call Ken 313 ed $18500 Days 313 4x4 loaded, one owner $10,000 313-885-7500, haust, $10,500 313- trailer $1 000 III elec- Excellent condition Ask- Call our friendly certified 1 year warranty I 313-885-9321 640-9382 963.3560 evenmgs tromes and equipment IIIg $17,100 (313)884 $20980 882-5091 expert sales 1984 VW Jella GLI Very _3_1_3_6_4_0-_9_54_8 _ $5,800 313-331-2593 2356 1988 HOl"da Prelude Ong- SCHOOL bus, full Size, representatIVes mal owner Excellent good condition, 5 speed 1993 Jeep Wrangler 5 810-758-2000 1978 International, ex. 1985 20 It Regal Cuddy TROJAN 1969 29' 650 condlllon $3 750 810 . for advice' black, $1 500 (313)640 speed excellent condl- 10112 mile & VanDyke cell ent condition $1 800 cabin $4 000 (248)649- hours on engine Kean's 415-7324 (313)882-6900 • 9491 tlon 313884-4273 313-259-8325 4687 246-244-4689 Well 67 (313)582-2150 DIRECTORY Of S(RVI[(S 911 IRI(KjlLO(K WORK 9121UILDINGjREMOpWNG 914 CARPENTRY 917 PLASTERING •••••• w, ' NEW DESIGNS, INC. GARAGE CEilING repairs water ~1~DII••••••••••• CDlIIplrit-H_t-IIllP'"'vf ...."I5cn'ltft STRAIGHTENING damage, cracks, paint- Cu<,lom KJt("h~nc;&. B.lth'io And RebUilding Ing, wallpaper removal, Lllcn'O(.'(i & )n<,url'd 904 ASPHALT PAVING 907 USEMENT '07 USEM£NT Expert T uckpolntlng Replace Rotten Wood plaster, textu re or 902 ALUMINUM SIDING & Bnck Repair Rdt.hllU .... REPAIR WATEIlPROOflNG WATEIlP~OOFING lQi, ...l-i ..t\H -..1Dr \l Crack & Cement Repair smooth Licensed con- Mortar Texture H,lrpu \\ond .. \11 To Pass City Code tracLor Joe 881-1085 CHAS F JEFFREY & Color Matching (,3;13) 884-9132 Guaranteed 11UMISIDING Basement Waterproofing -=-~ ." '"',~IOf-'- ( I A • • • Q Thursday, September 18,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 943 LANOS(UE~S/ '51 rLUMIING ~ 9 I 9 (HIMNlY 2 E. 721. • I •. • 'II • _-.' ~I .,•• --- --.'% :r ,.,\ C"1'Olt 0I'ftCIIt 804 S. HamA"lIon Sag now M &8602 1~171792 093~ SEQUENCE 18001968 3~56 lox 15171792 2~?3 ICOIT ... NIOII emo I dmQ lOcr ,",om Pre5ICfef'll • ..,OIlALOffICII 926 Robb no Su,," 252 Grand Hoven MI "9"'7 16161846 8n6 lox 161618&7-6747 ,.mlfii.tWn?flrv..~,..~ September 18, 1997 12C Grosse Pointe News iOii CI.CJIHNJ OFF ALL & % Exdudes Greg Nonoon Nlke PlusoIher New Amvals 0120-30 Off A Great 96 GOLF % ~1I'1~~IABALL ,.OFF h~:&~~~ WWJ. .00 ~~ RETAIL All The Top Brands Jackets, Bibs, Sweaters, Pants, Vests, 8 Suits, Stretch Pants, Headband5, Shells, A~er Ski Boots For 3 WOOD & fRON % Men, Women & Kids ALL SETS OFF g~~~ ~ Excludes JUnior; RETAIL 1tr ALL &8~5O~F ~~ Exclude~, Callaway, TaylorMade Armour, Cobra, Nlcklou~ RETAIL Graplllte l pumu % ~;:3; S'J.ir OFF CllwlJwt ALI.: v/\swv dud Ex CiOL:i:50' N.. Io~,IV~" ",%A1L ':.~:.- % ALL 'BAGS OFF s-::'+' Excludes, Bennington Calloway, TaylorMode Armaur TI~elst Cobra, Da,wa RETAIL 18~ ,FF $200FF;$200FF~10~OFF:$~2!!:------:r-:------:J:'------I · I JJ I J""PockI Our Best ANYNIKE: ANY :ANY WEDGE:GOLFBALLS: Selection Ever! GOLF SHOE , GOLF BAG , SaI~:~~~,.,;55 I ln1~3 NoIlndudingX-o.m, I So. P"edCN" 594 99. SIOOifAny AnyGofSag SalePncedo- 5135 >o~ Pr I '. C"POIIAn OffICI', , I ~O.d <, Ham 110n I09mow M A~t>07 (III) '9) 0914 SEQUENCE IROOl968 14 \6 1m 1\ 71 19114?1 pmo omq l@crl'S (Om •••• O .... L O .. 1CIo o 9)~ Rohf I. 'e 7\7 0' • • & Q ( 1f1r'1d HO~fl MI49411 I~ ()) RA() Ant> 1m 1t>161 R41flU i'rnt'IIIt1rnn?~"'"",,,, Seplemher 18, /997 10 Provencal, Century 11 Associates 15420 Windmill Pointe, R.G. Edgar Ie Associates 887 North Brys, Sine, 884-7000 682 Peach Tree, Prudential Grosse Pointe INSIDE: Colors: Ask the Open How they affect Fumace House your mood ... Doctor ••• Listings ••• Page 8 Page .....•...... 3 Page ...... •...... 4 3...------:""-~"_ ~,. ----.-.--'":!ll,...... ~I!l!aI..:: ::::i::-....- 1 I f t • , Page 2 YourHome Thursday, September 18, 1997 To co-sign a loan or not? COl'er Photos by R.osh Sill/IrS A close fnend or relative asks ing to lower your standard of liv- you to co-sign a loan for their new ing to payoff someone else's loan? car, boat, or mortgage. Should you If you agree to co-sign a loan Gros~ Pointe News agree to co-sign the loan? Only if read the fine print in the contract l\ CoNNECi1ON you are ready to take over the to see if you will have to pay fees payments, says Cheryl Krysiak of and late charges, as well as court (ON THE COVER ••_ the MIchigan State University costs and attorney fees, in addi- t Extension Service. tion to the loan payment itself if :\ 10 Proyencal If you co-sign a loan you have a the borrower defaults. legal commitment to repay that Also ask the lender to notify you , This home offers over 6500 square feet of living space, five full and three loan if your friend or relative can- immediately if the borrower miss- ~ half baths, gorgeous terrazo and ceramICtile grace the baths, port-holes have not. es a payment. ~ been strategically placed giving this rare architectural gem the look of a ship Studies show that 75 percent of Get copies of all documents f ready to set sail. The large family room over-looks the patio with jacuzZI, co-signers are asked to repay the involved in the transaction and , Large living room with natural fireplace, art deeo replicas add to the homes " loans. Before you agree to accept get all agreements in writing. A , unique design I I ______T_h_u_rs_d_aY....._s.....eptember 18, 1997 -VourHome Page 3 Tips on preparing your heat- Beline's ing units for fall and winter Best Buys OpInIOn from that company, Ask the another company or from your gas Furnace Doctor utility. If a bad heat exchanger is defi- $375,000 nitely confirmed, you have several IDEAL FOR YOUR FAMILY five bedroom'>, three options. Simply doing nothing is full baths, two lavatones; library/den Wlth wood not an option. The heat exchanger plank floors and natural fireplace, spaclOuc; kitchen or the furnace must be replaced - with roomy eatmg area~ fcnnal hving room and no matter how small the hole or dining room great for entel1aining; large family crack is. Furnace heat exchanger room~ master SUlte with walk-m closet, dreSSing mom and bath; ftBt:floor laundry; hardwood floors. An annual safety and energy warranties range from 1 year to a check should be performed on all lifetime. Most are in the 10-20 heating units over 10 years old. year range. If yours is under 10 Many companies offer fall spe- years old the heat exchanger is $175,000 cials, such as ours, which costs most likely still covered under the JUST A FEW BLOCKS FROM THE LAKE Clas~lc old $66.50. warranty. In this case your only vmtage four bedroom, one and one half bath, open hvmg room It is good to have the furnace expense would be a labor charge. With natural fireplace, great for everyday hvmg and checked to ensure that belts, fil- If the heat exchanger is out of entertatnment, large formal dmmg room, cozy family room, ters and thermostats are all in warranty the best and most "bang third floor potenual for studlolhome OffICe, funeuonal kItchen good condition. The primary func- for the buck" solution is to replace WIth adjoinmg mudroom (6.6 x 5.6), two car garage, spacIOUS tion of a proper furnace check is to the entire furnace. and peaceful backyard. QuiCk posstlSSlOlt. ensure the safety of your family. A thorough furnace safety and ener- During the safety check we also • gy check is necessary to confirm check the operation of the safety $259,000 that the heat exchanger - or fire- controls which prevent fire explo- PRACTICAL ELEGANCE. SpacIOus three pot, as it is also referred to - is sions and damage to the furnace bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal In new not leaking the products of com- and adjust the burners to assure subdlVl<;lOn.Open floor plan. Builder's model WIth bustion into your home. their operating efficiency. The many upgrades. Quick access to freeway, Cracks or holes in a heat technician will also clean out and metro park. Quick possession exchanger will allow the products turn on the humidifier, check the of combustion to pass into the belt and filter and replace them if duct work and be distributed necessary. He will also check on throughout the building. the water heater thermocouple, burners and venting. Boilers with leaking seals can Fall is also a good time to have leak carbon monoxide. Under nor- your ducts cleaned and sanitized. mal circumstances, boilers can be This will help to relieve breathing repaired. These conditions and dust problems within your can be extremely dangerous and home. The latest technology uses should be remedied immediately. a H.E.P.A. filtering system, not the old-fashioned bag trucks, Should your furnace show signs of leakage during the inspection, which will be discussed in a future article. For more information, call ask the technician to show you the Flame Furnace Co., (810) 582- cracks or holes. If they can't show you the cracks, ask for a second 1700. Join National Arbor Day Foundation dur- ing September and receive 10 free trees Ten free trees will be given to each person who joins The The trees will be shipped post- paid at the right time for planting National Arbor Day Foundation $214,00 between 1 and Dec. 10, with during September. Oct. The free trees are part of the enclosed planting instructions. IN THE HEART OF THF FAR'v11l fjel onehallbathColomal.o@ngt,ngroo nonprofit Foundation's "Trees for The 6 to 12-inch trees are guaran- teed to grow or they will be with natural fireplace. fo m. II m t America" campaign. replaced free of charge. bUlIt-m bookcase, hardwood oon.. 'lay arage, The 10 trees are the American ck posse8S1on at closmg. redbud, white pine, sugar maple, Members also receive a sub- white flowering dogwood, pin oak, scription to the Foundation's col- red maple, birch, silver maple, red orful bimonthly pubhcation, For More Information, Please Contact... oak and Colorado blue spruce. "Arbor Day," a membership card "These trees were selected to and "The Tree Book." DELINE ODEID - 343.0100 provide benefits every season of To become a member of the the year: lovely spring flowers, foundation and to receive the free Certified Residential Specialist cool summer shade, spectacular trees, send a $10 membership contribution to Ten Trees, Prudentl8l ~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. autumn colors, winter berries and 882-0087 nesting sites for songbirds," says National Arbor Day Foundation, v. John Rosenow. the foundation's 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska City, [email protected] NE 68410, by Sept. 30. http://www.beline.com FAX (313) 417.0044 president. I ~ -__- ...-..------.-T...... ,..---.~_...... ~!"=~...... __!'!'5'::,..!i~.-..__ .. --- ...... ~& ... ~ ..I.... J, ( Page 4 YourHome Thursday, Sep_te_rn_b_e_r_1_8.., _1_99_7 _ Eliminating the pesky mole One of the real banes of land- lawn and landscape. scape care for professional and When insecticides are applied homeowner alike is the lowly Improperly or incorrectly, problem mole. For such a little animal, it pests may actually increase in gets more than its share of atten- actiVIty-causing more damage to tion because of the great amount the landscape than had the bug of damage one can do to a lawn. control not been applied at all. UnfortunatelYt control measures And the moles will still be there, are limited and marginally effec- tunneling through the lawn. tive. "Nobodylikes to see moles caus- At some point in the hazy past, ing damage to a lawn," says Larry someone determined that moles Wright, president of the eat grubs. Which is a true state- Metropolitan Detroit Landscape ment. However, moles eat a lot Association (MDLA),"but making more than just grubs. Yet, today it an ill-advised application of a seems that whenever someone grub control insecticide is not sees a mole burrowing through going to help anything-." 810 Lincoln $279,900 12n- 4pm their lawn, they immediately Before an application of an 850 Lincoln $199,900 2- 4pm want to reach for a grub control insecticide is made, it is critical insecticide. This is not a good that an insect problem be diag- 962 Lincoln Stop by 2- 4pm thing. nosed correctly. If moles are the 649 Rivard $269,900 2- 4pm While most homeowners cer- problem, then use a "mole-icide," tainly do not want to see grubs not an insecticide. When moles 705 Rivard $280,000 2-4 m infest their lawn, making the leap are detected in a lawn, trapping or from moles to grubs is a mistake. the use of repellents are the best This is because the insecticides method of removing the under- that are used to control grubs will ground pest. also kill many other insects found in the soil beneath a stand of tur- The MDLA serves the profes- fgrass. sional lawn and landscape con- In addition, earthworms and struction and maintenance indus- other microbial organisms are try in and around the metropoli- also reduced with the use ofinsec- tan Detroit area. For more infor- ticides. These organisms all playa mation, call (248) 646-4992, or at 20943 Anita $115,000 2- 4pm very important and beneficial role www.landscape.org: "A Beautiful in maintaining the health of a Landscape Starts Here." I 179 Hampton $189,900 2- 5pm 1600 Hampton $162,000 2- 4pm 800 Hidden Lane $249,800 1lam- 4pm 617 S. Higbie Place $229,900 2- 4pm Q. Why is it called "costume • 19950 Norton Court Stop by 2- 4pm Trying to sell some of your collec- jewelry?" 1476 S. Renaud tion? Need a liner for a salt dish or $279,000 2- 4pm A. It is said that the name came a cup and saucer to match your 2060 I Wedgewood $279,000 2- 4pm from a rehearsal of the Ziegfeld grandmother's Haviland? The Follies. Flo Ziegfeld used jewelry new KOlJels' «Guid~ to Selling, designed by William Hobe, who Buying and Fixing Your Antiques 20674 Kenosha $114,900 2- 4pm made realistic jewelry for use in and Collectibles" lists more than the movies. 20283 Lancaster Stop by 2- 4pm 3,000 suppliers, clubs, auctionst At one dress rehearsal, the cos- 20863 Lochmoor $120,000 2- 4pm tumes were ready but the jewelry services and industry sources to was missing. "Where is the jewel- guide you. To get a copy, send $18 21456 Newcastle $116,900 Sunday plus $3 postage to Kovels, Box ry for my costumes?" Ziegfeld 21336 Prestwick $118,500 2- 4pm asked, and the term soon became 22900, Beachwood, OR 44122; or "costume jewelry." call (800) 571-1555. 20604 Roscommon Stop by 2-4pm HARRISON TWP With 250 feet of frontage on Lake St. Clair, you 265 10 Hidden Cove are able to view the Lake from nearly $169,900 2- 4pm all rooms of thiS lovely Tudor home. DeSigned by 26590 Hidden Cove $185,000 12- 4pm O. Dernck and built by Smith. Henchman and Grylls In the 20's, thiS ImpreSSIve archItectural ST. CLAIR SHORES manse ISawaIting your vIewing and purchdse. 21900 Edgewood $114,900 2- 4pm 3°I 16 Jefferson $299,900 2- 4pm 540 Robert John Stop by 2- 4pm Build you dream home on thIS 123 x 400 foot parcel i on Ellalr Place rn the Park. Our builder ISawaltmg J 22463 Sunnydale $125,000 I- 4pm our call to set up a meeting With you to diSCUSSyour 22560 Van Court Stop by 2- 4pm new home detaIls and construction start date. To List Your "Open House" 886-6010 Please Call 114~ (313) 882-6900 I I ~I .~ ..... Thursday, September 18, 1997 VourHome Pa9ll GOT A MATCH?- When buy- placed somewhere else. ing dining-room drapes, I buy an I took a headband, the kind that additional pair to re-cover the is plastic inside, put some double- seats of my dining-room chairs. sided sticky fabric tape on the No more fabric hunting for the band and on the back of the seat cushions and I have a perfect remote and put this over the arm match! Belinda M., Batesville, of the chair. Ark. Now it stays! Linda K., New Mortgages • Braunfels, Texas EASY FIND - I've solved the • problem in our home of the lost Share your special Home Tip remote control. with our readers. Send it to Diane It was usually kept on the arm Eckert, King Features Weekly Purchase Construdion of an easy chair. It was forever Service, 235 East 45th Street, New falling to the floor and getting York, N.¥. 10017. FHANA bIIi.tI First-TimeMomebum Fall Remodeling Show opens in Novi The fifth annual Fall Novi Expo Center is located at Affordable Housing Pro,Jrams Remodeling Show will run from 1-96 and Novi Road. Show hours Thursday, Sept. 25 through are from 2 -10 p.m. Thursday and Sunday, Sept. 28 at the Novi Expo Friday; 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. Pre-.roved Conventionals Center. Saturday; and 10 a.m. - 7 p.m. The nonprofit BIA is the event Sunday. At Flagstar Bank, we have the prodUCts sponsor. Over 200 exhibitors will show Admission is $6 for adults; $4 their most interesting and up-to- for seniors; $3 for children 6-12 and service to get the job done! date products and services for and children under 6 are admitted kitchens, baths, home offices, free. Family tickets for two adults doors, windows, yard/gardens, and accompanying children are remodeling, interior design, furni- available at Farmer Jack for $9. ture, arts and crafts, decorative Ample parking is available at accessories, electronics, pet acces- Novi Expo Center for a fee. For sories, heating, cooling and appli- more information, call (248) 737- ances. 4478. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Kathleen A. Borucki 21114 MACK AVE. ·• ·flndarv GROSSE POINTE WOODS · 810-786-8376 Realty Co., Inc. 313-886-5670 • I • • • • • • • ,~ • • • GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2:Q0-4:00 P.M. Thomas G. Speer Kim A. Fuhrmann Super clean three bedroom brick ranch • • Wonderful three bedroom, one and one 313-376-5609 313-210-1156 • half bath Colomal In Impeccable located In one of the Woods most • • condition. Updates Include new prestigIOus locations This home features • • wlOdows, hot water tank and kItchen a large hVlng room, a formal dmmg • • With oak cabinets and built-In oven and room, a family room, an updated • • <;tove ThiS home also feature<; a kitchen, a fimshed ba<;ement With a full • • ba<;ement, natural fireplace and cIrcular bath and a two and one half car garage • 617 S HIGBIE PLACE $229,900 • • dnve A Mu"t See At $194,900 • • ...... 7,,...... • • • • • • • Chet Allen • Krys K. Schroeder • 313-376-8236 810-345-4447 • EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE GROSSE POINTE PARK - FOR LEASE • 1 • An ab<;olutc gem' Thl<; three bedroom Gorgeom Three bedroom. two and one • • one and one half bath brick bungalow half bath center entrance Colomal that 1<; • fully fuml<;hed WIth quality fuml<;hlng<; • • ha" been completely remodeled 1O<;lde • Thl" home feature<; a new roof, new and weight equipment Pu'StCla~~ All The • 19251 Mack Ave • wmdow<;. a fim<;hed basement and a two Way' 2.500 Sq. PI. With a liVing room, • fireplace, dmmg room, a fim<;hedbac;ement • (Poi nte Plaza) • car garage Pnced at only $114,900 and a two ear garage. $2.750 Month Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• - Shores. BY THE SEA, BY THE SEA! farms. ExceptIonal home With large Shores. COVETED LOCATIONl Woods. STUNNING COLONIAL on PrecIous Lake St. Clair Waterfront foyer; spacIous first floor Includes Custom built Cox & Baker on large professionally landscaped corner lot. home In Grosse POinte Shores. Family easy floor plan WIth library, secluded lot. Three bedrooms, large Family room with wet bar, refngerator home with porches, decks and sepa- family/entertainment rooms leading to great room overlooking private walled and Franklin stove. Cozy library. rate carnage house. A fun place to call terrace and pool area. Multi-fire- garden. Master bedroom sUite with Newer carpeting, drapes, roof etc. home! 11' 36645 (GPN-H-44LAK) places. $1,285,000. 11'34485 (GPN-F- two baths and two dressrng areas. Calf for details.$329,500. 11' 33055 87KEN) $459,000.11' 36815 (GPN-H-81 WOO) (GPN-GW-400XF) City. OLD WORLD CHARM with a Farms. Attractive Side entrance new designer kItchen, master bed- Colonial featuring large master bed- room With bath, new windows, alarm, room WIth private bath. Spacious newer furnace and hot water heater, room sIzes throughout. Freshly deco- natural fireplace, hardwood floors, rated. Newer kitchen. $264,500. etc. $269,900 11' 33165 (GPN-GW- Win a Cadillac Catern. - THE CADDY mAT ZJGS- 1r 34385 (GPN-F-68-MOR) 49RIV) Starting Ihis fall. you could ..decorate your driveway" with a brand new 1998 Cadillac Catera for t~ years. Or, you could win 8 week-Ions Canbhean vacation for two. Call or vi".1 your JocaI Coldwell Banker- offICe to find CUI 00w. ....c:~-r __"'.... Tl'£ CAlXJl'lliAT ZK;S.. • St. Clair Shores. CANAL FRONT City. A SURE BETI Compare the val- CONDO, detached First floor master ues and the potentlal offered here and bedroom and bath Great room With you'!! see the advantages in buyrng marble fIreplace Pella Windows With thiS spacIous home. four bedrooms, enclosed mini blinds Great storage three and one half baths, sun room areas 25 foot boatwell $218,000 and four car garage. $224,900 1r 32905 (GPN-GW-60VAN) 1r 36745 (GPN-H-87NEF) Woods. IMMEDIATE OCC.UflANCY Harper Woods. GROSSE POINTE Harper Woods. COUNTRY LIVING IN Beautiful maintained three bedroom Harper Woods. Perfect for MOVING SCHOOLSI I Four bedroom~, two tried THE CITY With thiS four bedroom bun- brICk Colonial Large irving room, IN' Npwer carpet rncludlng basement baths, partial finIshed basement, new galow Large lot Multiple fireplaces, family room With natura! fireplace Kite hen brIght WIth wall glass block two and one half car garage, newer freshly parnted, some new carpeting, Cf>ntraJ air and two car garage copper plumbing, prrvacy fence, Natural fireplace In liVing room two car attached garage $119,900 location great Grosse Pomte Schools $157,000 11'36625 IGPN-H.78RID) !I' freshly paInted $129,000 32745 !I' 32945 (GPN-GW-75EAS) (GPN-GW-48KEN) $119,700 !I' 34265 (GPN-F-09LOC) ( ~D EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLDllI III • Internet Site www.coldwellbanker.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268-2800 'U' • Real Estate Buyer's Guide REAL ESTATE F.ICpec:l ~_ • .--...... - ..._...... _. Grosse Pointe Farms 886-5800 • Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 88j-2000 I I ~I ...... ______------T-h-u-rs-d-a-y ..., S_eptember18,1997 Woods. Beautiful free flowing ranch City. GROSSE POINTE TUDOR In Shores. CLASSIC GOOD LOOKS Shores. Open Sunday 1-4 p.m. 24 move-In condition With many Hawthorne. Great location. Cape with dramatic sweep of rooms and BTick center entrance Colonial on parklike backyard. Enjoy the sun- updates. Four bedrooms, two and one Cod with new, large family room with favorite cul-de-sac off Lakeshore. splashed patio and sapphire blue half baths, three car garage, large yard beamed ceiling, sky lights; newer fur- Newer kitchen, neutral decor and with deck, gas forced air, central air nace and central air conditioning; waters of the in-ground pool and hardwood floors. $325,000. '!r 36855 cabana. $299,000. ~ 34295 (GPN-F- conditioning. Tasteful decor. newer kitchen, finished basement. $284,900 ~ 33345 (GPN-GW.10UN} (G PN-H-76COL) \9-WIL) $310,0000 'It 32975 City. SECOND FLOOR CONDO Shores. Open Sunday. 1-4 P.M. 73 Woods. Great find! Three bedroom Woods. BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD brick ranch in prime Woods area. Spacious English Tudor upper condo Hawthorne. Near Shores Park and 1995 Beautification Award. Newer featUring three bedrooms, two baths, Grosse POinte Yacht Club. Open con- Attached heated two car garage, kitchen and baths, family room with Flonda room that leads to park like den, living and dining room. cept. Large lot. Attached, heated Wonderful detail, Nine foot ceilings, vaulted ceiling, fireplace and Pella backyard, easy floor plan $249,900. garage. Pnced to allow for updating. hardwood floors. New kitchen and doors to wrap around deck. Finished 'It 34565 (GPN-F-80-REN) $255,000. 'It 33495. basement. $257,500. 1r 36885 (GPN- master bath. $239,000 '!r 36755 H-64BER) (GPN-H-80NEF) Woods. Open Sunday. 1-4 P.M. 1545 Woods. Move right In and enJoy the 1 City. TUDOR COLONIAL with leaded Roslyn. Completely updated, new farms. Field stone Cape Cod Situated natural flreplace, large backyard with glass windows, natural fireplace, for- kitchen and appliances, walks out on one half lots. Spacious room Sizes. brick patto, and the neutral decor to mal dining room, glass block win- onto very large deck. Newly renovat- Gumwood paneled den, detailed your new home ThiS home has cop- dows, newer furnace, totally remod- ed bath With cathedral ceding Bay plaster moldmgs. Finished- recreation per plumbing and lots of updates. eled kItchen, deep lot, convenient wmdows In liVing and dining room. room with natural fIreplace. Great Don't miss out. $184,900 'It 34185 location $209,900. 'It 33505 (GPN- closet and storage space. $212,000. $159,900 ~ 34345 (GPN.F-45ROS) GW 07FIS) (GPN-11-BRY) 1r 34215 (GPN.F.70.BEl) Harper Woods. Lovely brick ranch (on Harper Woods. WELL MAINTAINED Harper Woods. BRICK BUNGALOW. dead end street With attached garaged. Harper woods. Open Sunday 2-4 brick bungalow, very clean. Lovely Three bedroom home with family room large FlOrida room WIth heater. Formal P.M. 21336 Prestwick. Nicely updat- hardwood floors, naturaldoors and trim, and many updates Two and a half car dining $89,900. tr 34165 (GPN-F- ed with new cabmets In kItchen, fresh closets glaore plus cedar, kitchen stove garage, newer roof, furnace and central 26WOO) decor, partially finished knotty pme and dryer stay. tr 33235 (GPN-GW- air. $\14,900. tr 36975 (GPN-H- basement. All thiS on a well land- 74KEN) . 4OROS) scaped lot! $118,500 tr 37025 (GPN- H-36PRE) • • o EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ • Internet Site www.coldwellbanker.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268.2800 !I' • Real Estate Buyer's Guide ~~LESTATE Grosse Pointe Farms 886.j800 • Grosse Pointe \\'oods 886.i200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 88j.2000 ~ltebelL. •...... -. ...-.-.- _. --..- t • Page 8 YourHome Thursday, September 18, 1997 --_....._------______T.:.:h.:.:;u:.:.;rs~d~a:.ty:.:,S~eptember 18, 1997 YourHome Pag~ r were seated In the dining room to await a erJotor speaks without sa delicIous meal It was presented beautifully ...... 1... I...... I 5-l I I '1 I -' Je"e" sno\\' Inor OlJ~ \;\'OI'S ,or, Pe'c ':alnj except for one thing - everything on each I - plate had been tinted blue the fish, the By Virginia Carr , ,f:;p,o,t \Ie Ch,ld'eq c',' r-::;t ~L.,-ll':::' ~r roof ,-,Jv,,\r r1 !r "Y'1 L. 1('( rrj rr' ~ 2Jo blue M&M's make you drowsy2 .-' ...,. '- I..,...... ,. _ " ~ll I' \.. I , .....1 ...... J , (...... , Need a little perking up2 Try a red or yellow '__ I f""\; JS'po coo! co:(y~ CALORIES AND KITCHENS Are you bottling the bulge2 Color can be your For warme~ looking decor, select any of the Except for blueberrles, blue IS not a ally All t~ose that have had your colors "done" warm hues Rooms faCing north Without much color we assoCiate With fresh food Which raise your hand You know that wearing certain light would do well in warm colors bnngs up another pOint - colors can enhance our appearance, but did kitchen colors and calones you know the power of color goes beyond COLOR AND FOOD The rules of Visual space and beautiful Certain hues can actually help reduce Color can also be an indicator of nutntlon In color remain the some for every room Light colors stress, 11ft your spirits or even help you frUits and vegetables Brian Morgan, Ph D I at loose weight expand while dark ones :' the Institute of Human Nutntlon at Columbia Is color so powerful that It can control us2 decrease space Visually ). - UniverSitysays, "In general, deeper colors mean Yes and many times we don't even know It ~;~~~ higher nutrition For example, pink grapefrUit Contrasting dark cabinets r.• Colors affect us both physically and mentally on containS 30 times as much Vitamin A as white against a light wall also diS- >~~ '" a daily baSIS Like muslc, color affects emotions grapefruit Romaine lettuce has far more cal- tracts and makes a room deep InSide us Some colors can take us back Cium, Iron, and vitaminS A and C than paler ice- look smaller As far as color to the post, while others color our dreams for warm colors berg lettuce And brown bread or nce IS more is concerned, warm colors the future Believe It or not thiS can all be can 11ftour r"1L,trltIOUSthan whlte, containing more could Increase your appetite achieved by turning to the sCience of color spirits So If thiamine" If you are watching your weight and would like to use According to the late Carlton Wagner, foun- color you are feell ng Not only is color something that has no Side der of the Chicago Wagner Institute For Color pill has a particular "blue," try wearing Significant In regard to effects, try color it costs noth- Research In 1972, "Response to coJor IS both effect Anton de Craen studied several something red nutntlon but also In ItS Ing Since blue has a tran- inherited and learned and vanes according to color palettes for pills By face value the study presentation when quiliZing effect on us, try such factors as sex, age, education, ethniC and showed that red, yellow and orange colored served ThiSreminds me uSing It In decorating your cultural backgrounds Post experiences affect medications were perceived as stimulants The COOL of a story about Alfred eating space it may relax our likes and dislikes In color as do our peer blue and green products worked better to tngger COLOItS Hitchcock We all know you enough to eat slower groups, the climate In which we live and a tranquilizing effect A blue placebo seemed to Cool colors, about hiS achievements and probably eat less regional attitudes" make medIcal students drOWSier than a pink on the other for directing films, but did Start With blue placemats Color IS hotl It/s the "m" thing to know about, sugar pill And blue sleeping pills beat out the hand / such as you know he was qUite a or a tablecloth and dishes whether redecorating or deCiding on what to orange ones for a better nights rest blue, green and practical loker2 The Then exchange the white light bulbs In your kitchen wear The Wagner Institute For Color Research A recent article In Forbes magazine concurs purple can story IS that he fixture to blue ones And If you are plagued by snack- consults With several Industries about to market- With these findings In fact, some drug companies reduce stress and hiS Wife Ing or If you easily succumb to rOldlng the refrigerator Ing their products from packaging detergents to take thiS research Into account when manufactur- and anxiety planned a fabu- at midnight, also change that bulb to a blue one If home building products To name a few, the Ing their products "In the Netherlands, sedatives "Blue trig- lous dinner of thiS sounds a little ridiculous and think It can't auto Industry, paint manufacturers, and hotel are more ohen green, blue and purple," the arti- gers the brOin party With a 011 work, try tinting your pasta or mashed potatoes With cha Ins select colors that sell I cle SOld, "while antidepressants are usually hues to release hor- twIst on color blue food coloring and serve it to your family Then let Research shows that 60 percent of every pur- of red. But In the Untted States, top-sellmg antide- mones that for a few us know what happened Smile! chase we make ISpredicated by color Juststop pressant, Prozac, ISmlscolored a soporific green relax the close Tune Into color. It speaks Without saYing a and think about It for a moment and the tranqUilizer Xanax, which comes appro- body," says SId friends. word It is powerful and tricky Make It work SCientists at the University of Amsterdam priately in blissed-out blue, is also sold in Klrchheimer, author of "The As the found that many people think that a particular perky pink" for you instead of work you over. () are looking for people that have Doctors' Book Of Home Remedies.If guests arrived they It '. \. collections of "stuff " Send us a picture of your treasures or contact us, we'd like you to be a part of our story on collections. I ( . - ... .. Page 10 YourHome Thursday, September 18, 1997 31J-88~-6900 YOUHHOME CLl5itijl~nDVEnTI5IN6 fIX: 313-343-5569 81 3 Northern Michigan Homes 722 Vacahon Renlal-Out of State Frequency d,scount1g'vetl lor mulh week scheduled 703 Apts/Fkrts/Dvplex- 81 A Northern Michigan Lots OEADUNES 723 Vacahon Renlal- om.emSlng, WIth ~nl or cred'i appl'O'iOl Wonted to Rent REAL ESTATE FOR SAlE & RENT Northern Michigan 815 Out of Stote Property REAL ESTATE RESOURCE Call lor rotes or lor more Informahon Phone 70A Halls For Rent 816 Reol Estote Exchange GIleS can be busy on Monday & Tuesday 72A Vacahon Renla\- Resort MONDAY 12 NOON ICoIIoo""""doM_1 705 Houses - Grosse POinte/ 817 Reol Estote Wanted ClASS! F1EDS Mornings ••• pIeose call early. Harper Woods 725 Renlals/leoslng ClASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP' We reserve the right 818 Sale or Leose TUESDAY 12 NOON 1'011,.",""", __ 1 706 DetrOit/Balance Wayne County Out-Stote Michigan 10 dou'ly each od under lis oppropnate 819 Cemetery Lots PAYMENTS 707 Houses - 51 Clair Shores/ Prepaymenl's requ,red. head,ng The publisher reserve. the r1ghllo ed'i 820 BUSinessOpportunities We occepl Vi>a Masle. I I Thursday, September 18, 1997 VourHome Page 11 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 705 HOUSES FOR RENT 70S HOUSES FOR RENT DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY S.C.SjMACOM8 COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS AL TERI Charlevoix, MORANGI Kelly, 2 bed- APARTMENT available. 3 bedroom, walk in closet, FARMS, 3 bedroom 1.5 Grosse Pointe side. One room duplex. Stove, re- St. Clair Shores- Spa- 2 car garage with elec- bath home. Across from bedroom $300. 313- frigerator, carpet, ceiling CIOUSfirst floor one bed- tric, full finished base- Longfellow Elementary 885-0031. fans, basement, alarm. f',) room apartment with ment with bar, applian- school. Fireplace hard- $500 plus utilities/ se- ALTER! Jefferson, Pointe central air, dishwasher \~\-, - ces included available wood floors, mce kitch- CUrity/ last months rent. -> Manor Apartments. Stu- and new carpet and October 1st, $700. en, family room, break- 313-922-4652. blinds throughout. Gen- ... -= diO, $280. One bed- HOW MUCH (810)771-4389 fast nook, 2 car garage, room, $320. All utilities erous storage and coin great locatIOn, beautiful MOROSS 2 bedrooms, 1 LONGER ATTENTION Landlords! included 313-331-6971. laundry No pets. Availa- home, $1,650 a month, up, 1 down, 1 bath, 1 CAN YOU Call us firSt. We have an ble Immediately. The security depOSit, good APARTMENT, 1 bedroom, car garage Basement, Inventory of qualified Blake Company. LIVE credit reference. Availa- Beaconsfleld/ Whittier. no pets, 2 blocks from tenants looking for your (313)881-6100 WITHOUT ble October 15th or No- Heat, water Included, St. John. Immediate oc- home. Kessler Reloca- WA.TER? vember 1st. 810-979- credit check, $345. cupancy. $550/ month. EASTPOINTE- 9/ Gratiot. tion 313-882-2646 (313)882-4132. Chuck, 810-939-6700 Harbor Club South 2900- Polly, 708-763- Spacious 1 bedroom Apartments &: Yacht ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom 0293- Deb. townhouse s~le apart- CHALMERS Outer Drlve/ NICE upper one bedroom, Harbor has... 10 Woods. Updated ments with basement, FARMSI lake. Lovely 3 Elmdale. Nice 5 room kitchen, full bath. cedar Affordable 1&: 2 kitchen, 2 full baths, newly decorated, air, ap- bedroom ranch. Many ~~ lower. $310. Referen- closet. Llvmg room, sun bedroom lakefront apb. fresh palOt, 2 car ga- pliances Included. Con- features. No pets. ces, security. (313)881- deck. Grosse POinte an- RIGHT ON LAKE ST.cLAIm rage. Full basement venient rocationl $495 $1,500. (313)886-2044 3536 nex. 313-881-4295 Enjoy: $1,100. Lease. 884- month. Senior discount. DEVONSHIREI Mack: 3 - New Euro-style 3939 GROSSE Pointe Shores- ONE bedroom apartment. Call 313-885-8300 ext. KitchenS 3 bedroom ranch, 3 bedroom upper, recently CADIEUX Mack 3 bed- Carpeted, stove, refrig- 204. - Private Yacht Harbor baths, dining room, li- remodeled. Excellent room bungalow. Fresh erator. Heat Included. - Free Heat and Water brary, family room, 2 car condition. $455. 313- carpet, paint. Flntshed Cable ready. Mack! Ca- lAKEFRONT. Small stu- - Enormous Wood attached garage. $2400 882-7065 basement, 2 car garage dieux, ground floor. dio apartment. with Decks a: Patios month AvaIlable Octo- Lease. $650. 313-884- DUPLEX, Moross- St. $450. 313-882-7897. spectacular view on pri- - Pool a F'rtness Facility ber 1st. 810-773-2491. John area. 2 bedroom, vate grounds. No pets! - Water.front Clubhouse 3939 GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 basement, appliances. TWO bedroom duplex, $475. 810-468-0733 - Friendly "Boat-Town" CHARMING 4 bedroom bedroom, new carpet- $575, securl~. hardwood floors, appli- atmosphere Grosse Pomte Woods ONE bedroom upper, 11 Ing, freshly painted. (313)882-3260. ances included. $550. home, With newer coun- Mire/ Harper. Recently MAkE YOlJR fRiENds jEAIOlJS, $950 month Sandy, No pets. (313)343-0322. try kitchen. All laundry EAST English Village- 2 remodeled. Heat Includ- CAll ANd Mov£...iN TodAy! 313-331-0330 and kitchen appliances bedroom upper, $650. TWO bedroom, IIvmg ed. $525. 248-344-9904 IMMEdiATE AvAilAbiliTy included. Central air, 2 GROSSE Pointe Woods- Formal dining room, room, dining room, kitch- (810) 791 ...1441 car garage. $1,150. per 2008 Ridgemont. 1 bed- large living room, fire- en, cedar walk- In clos- ST. Clair Shores apart- !JOI( ~ KIN tie JOQ.t/! month, 1 1/2 month se- room home. Garage, place. Completely re- et. Security System. ment style condo, 2 bed- curity. SUbject to satIS- fenced. $645. 248.647- modeled kitchen with Hardwood doors & room, laundry room, 705 HOUSES FOR RENT factory credit. 7470 dishwasher. (313)343- woodwork. $625, 1/2 of central air, all applian- POINTES/HARPER WOODS Johnstone & Johnstone 2748 heat paid. A. Porter, ces, no smoking, no HARPER Woods Grosse 884-0600 EAST English Village; 1 313-885-2000 pets. $685. 313-886- 2650 Vernier Circle.3 bed- POInte Schools, 3 bed- bedroom lower. $395 2131. room bungalow, garage. FOUR bedroom, three & room ranch, $975 per monthly plus security, WATERFRONT: Klenk Is- Updates throughout. one half baths. Cotswold month plus utilites. Includes heat! water land. StudIO "cottage" ST. Clair Shores. Spa- $975/ month Mintmum Style home In the Park. Stove and refrigerator, 810-776-8243 rarely available! Fabu- CIOUS2 bedroom upper. 1 1/2 year lease. 810- Elegant rooms, library, (810)773-7447. lous lake & river views. Recently redecorated, 775-1460. Pager 313- porch, central aIr, LOVELY 2 bedroom Har- EXCELLENT area of De- Many amenltles. $385. some appliances, ga- 714-0925. gleaming wood floors. bor Island house 2 troit; Bishop near Chan- pius security 313-331- rage, heat and water in- Minimum one year lease. baths, IIvmg room, din- dler Park Drive. Sharp 2 6837 cluded. $600/ month or 3 bedroom, appliances, Credit report & references Ing room, fireplace, With bedroom upper, com- $575 If paid by 25th Grosse POinte schools, reqUired $2,200 per 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX boatwell $850, Bob. pletely redecorated. Arti- each month. 1st months garage, fenced yard, month plus utilities. S.tS/MACOMB COUNTY (313)824-4624 fiCial fireplace, new rent plus security. 810- $675 monthly, plus de- Johnstone & Johnstone, modern kitchen and 13/ little Mack, modern 1 771-0514 POSIt.248-544-8194 (313)884-0600 PREMIUM HOME bath, newer carpet bedroom, appliances, RENTAL throughout, $550. East- verticals $485/ month. 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX 14 LakeSide Court, side Management Com- 810-415-6507 S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY S.C.SjMACOM8 COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY Grosse Pomte City. pany. 313-884-4887 2,800 Square feet GREAT area of DetrOIt. Outstanding floor plan, Chester near Moross. perfect for entertaining SpacIous 2 bedroom up- 'DD ~':IJj'" and for active famlty per. Carpeted through- Brokers protected out, natural fIreplace, Rent negotiable depending kitchen With appliances, GtJtid ute? on lease duratIon, generous closet space, Asking $3,500/ per month sunroom, central air, Owner Willentertain $600 Eastside Manage- 2 Bedrooms, option to purchase ment Company 313- 2 Bath Apartments ,...Private Basement ,...Close to Shopping and Days: 313-983-7444 884-4887 Fireplace, ,...Central Air Fine Restaurants Nights: 313.885.3553 1.941 Whittier, one bed- Conditioning ,...Swimming Pool & SHORT term executive room condo Heat, wa- washer/dryer, white • rental- Grosse POinte ter, appliances No petsl Euro-kitchen, ,...Carports -Clubhouse Park, furnished Availa- $425 313-881-3666 Available ble Immediately Pager clubhouse. 313-660-0101 , days JEFFERSON near Alter, 1 313-886-6777, nights bedroom upper apart- Pool, deck 313-885-8843. ment, stove, refrigerator, utilities rncluded $350 overlooking TWO bedroom house With monthly, security depos- boatwell and fireplace It same. 313.821-9582 Lake St. Clair. $500 313-824-4624 or 810-772-4317 (South of WOODSI lake Lovely 2 NEAR St John- 2 bed- bedroom, ranch, famIly room, fmlshed base- Metropolitan Beach) room ProfeSSIonally ment, appliances Includ- decorated, landscaped. ed. $650. No pets. 810-469.2628 Many features. No pets. (313)343-0322. $1,500. (313)886-2044 - :- ---.-...,..-...--~c:-----~- - t Page 12 VourHome Thursday, September 18. 1997 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 714 LIVING QUARTERS 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 721 VACATION RENTALS - FLORIDA DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY TO SHARE FOR RENT SANIBEL HARBOUR 2 bedroom, clean $500 ROOMMATE needed to LEASE or sale. 3,800 sq. monthly plus security share 3 bedroom ft, all open With high RESORT & SPA, FT. MYERS No pets, credit check Grosse POinte home ceilings Harperl 8 1/2 iSTREET 2/2 Condo 1 Private Beach! 313-859-9650 Nonsmoker. $450. per Mile Road. Pnce nego- month. 313-881-0043 tiable. 810-778-6340 Sleeps 6 4 Diamond Resort 4510 Radnor, Detroit 4 ROOMMATE needed OFFICEJ commercial bedroom, 1 bath GlOriOUSSunsets & Views I 1/2 non-smoker, brand new space. Up to 2,000 Very clean, central air, Aprll- December, Beaconsfield duplex, square feet. Available $700/week; December- MAPS no pets, nonsmoker $4001 month plus utilit- Immediately. FaCing April, week. $750 313-343-0322 $1,4001 les.313-884-1947 East Jefferson In Grosse (248)583-5309 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL POinte Park Contact OF THE BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom 722 VACATION RENTALS FOR RENT 313-822-0011 house. All appliances, OUT OF STATE air, garage, no pets, 1 or 2 person office. Wait- PRICE REDUCED FOR GULF Shores: 3 bedroom, GROSSE POINTES $675 monthly plus se- Ing room, large office. QUICK SALEI 2 bath, ocean front or 2 cUrlty.810-912-4532 Parking 18100 Mack, Don't miss thiS opportunity bedroom, 2 bath gUlf & Grosse POinte City. to purchase a beautiful, view. Resort amenities NEAR St. John- 3 bed- (810}777-8059 profeSSional office building room home, fenced located on Mack Avenue Include tennis court, in- yard, 2 1/2 car garage. 2 SMALL offices available In Grosse POinte Farms. door pool. Weekly, HARPER WOODS $550. (810)776-7877 In Grosse Pointe Park. Over 1,200 sq. ft. In excel- monthly rates. 517-694- Reasonable. 313-822- 7479 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS lent condition With new 0012 AVAILABLE FOR RENT landscaping. This unique VAIL: 2 bedroom, 2 bath 20390 Harper, Harper opportunity to Invest in condo. Call Agnes 248- 691- 1/2 St. Clair Village Woods, 2 room upper prime Grosse Pointe 588-0079 AT THE Condo; 2 bedrooms, all SUite, approximately 375 property won't last long. appliances, $750, 1 year 723 VACATION RENTALS square feet. $375 per Priced to sell at $147,000. lease. No pets, 810-293- NORTHERN MICHIGAN GROSSE POINTE month. 1 year lease re- Call: (313)882-0628 9160 quired. 313-884-7575 for details BOYNE Country, 3 or 4 bedroom Chalet. Skiing, NEWS OFFICE AIR conditioned Harper 2ND floor office space SHARE profeSSional office snowmobIling. 810-954- Woods one bedroom available. Excellent lo- space. (One office and 1720. 810-778-4367 Condo, beautIfully re- cation, Village area. All private waitrng room). 96 KERCHEV AL~ modeled, qUiet, water, utilitIes Included. $3001 AvaIlable three days per CLAtR fall colors or bow washer, dryer, storage monthly. (313)882-3222 week. Ideal for Psychol- hunters, lake front cab- area, and available car- ogist, Psychiatrist, So- Ins and house, firepla- GROSSE POINTE APPROX. 1000 SQUARE ces. (248)626-4383 port included. $575 a foot office available. CIal work practice, etc month. (810)295-8191 Grosse Pomte Park. Fisher Road, between FALL color change, tunnel FARMS (810)401-2170 Ideal for attorneys, ac- Maumee and Kercheval. of trees, Harbor Spnngs, countants, IOsurance $350. per month. 313- Lake MichIgan. Sandy LAKEPOINTE Towers, se. andlor travel agents. 885-3986 beach front, 3 bedroom cured apartment style 2 bath home, $1 ,450. Available soon. Contact SMALL office (7x 10). condo. Two bedroom, Carnage house, effiCien- ONLY $1.95 313-822-0012 17901 E. Warren, De- two bath, newly decorat- cy, for $550 weekly. troit. $1101 month ed, new carpeting, laun- COLONIAL EAST (313}429-9459 dry, appliances Includ- St. Clair Shores (313}885-1900 HARBOR Springs 3 bed- Complete: ed, deck, pool, weight 9 Mile and Harper ST. Clair Shores. 800- room condomimum: room, garage. Condo 600 sq. ft, 4400 sq. ft. Excellent tenms, minutes to shop- Street Index - Schools over looks St. Clarr all utilities,S day janitor, rate. Lahood Realty, ping, golf 313-885- Shores Golf Country near expressway, 313-885-5950 4142, 313-886.1000, Club, $995. (313)343- reasonable. Municipalities - 721 VACATION RENTALS JenOlfer. 5584 (810)778-0120 FLORIDA HARBOR Spnngs- In town DOWNTOWN Mt. Clem- home now accepting Churches LANCASTER Woods at ens- newly renovated BEACH Resort. Treasure reservations for fall color Hayes & 12 Mlle. One Histone loft offices. Pri- Island. Great view! Pool, tours, ski rentals. Fully Recreation Areas bedroom condo, newly vate bathrooms, free spa, cable, kitchen. remodeled, 2 bath, redecorated, appliances, parking $500 - $750. Weekly. 1-800-318-5632 pool, clubhouse. First sleeps 6. $135/ night. and more .... gross. Call 313-822- FLORIDA- 2 bedroomsl floor $450 plus securrty, 248-620-1492 2020 baths, gated, pool, golf, heat Included. 313-821- HARBOR Spnngs. Cute tennis. November 20th- 4437 EASTPOINTE home In heart of Fall February 15th. $1500 Completely remodeled. colors. Great tour base per month. 313-824- ST. Clair Shores, 12 and Keyed restrooms, near for seniors. Reasonable. 7023. Jefferson, 2 bedroom X-ways. 200 sq. ft.- 313-885.8771, 616-526- A necessity for 1.5 bath, condo 2nd 2700 sq. ft FORT Lauderdale, on the 3963 810-776-5440 floor, faces lake, 1 car ocean. Best view In 724 VACATION RENTALS House & garage, all apphances, HARPER WOOD5- Newly South Flonda 2 bed- RESORTS no pets, $825. (810)447- decorated, very nice 1,600 room, 2 bath luxury con- 3486 sq. ft., suites or smaller do, With pool. 810-263- CASEVILLE: private lake- Garage Sale 712 GARAGES/MINI offices. Very reasonably 3768 front homes & cottages. priced. Easy access, 1-94 Booking for fall color STORAGE WANTED (at Vernier).Call Mr. Rob- GULF view. 2 bedroom, 2 tour weekends. 517- WANTED garage for anti- erts 313-886-2900 or Timo- bath condo Immaculate, 874-5181 Hunting! que car storage for Wln- thy Sinclair, 810-540-1000. no smoking, no pets STROMNESS Island rent- ler Prefer St Clatr Adult community. Fully INDIVIDUAL offices for als, off MIddle Channel Shores 313.882-9806 eqUIpped on beautIful lease, St Clair Shores, near Harsens Island. Cresent Beach Call 714 LIVING QUARTERS 1 minute from 1-94 & 1- Beautiful 45 acre Island Grosse Pointe N~ws 313-493-3981 days, TO SHARE 696 Interchange Con- With 2 cottages. Dally or leave message. ~ONNEcnoN FEMALE roommate ference room available. weekly rates. Rent cot- lit I W I P • ,. It' sought to share large, Smoke free bUilding VENICE. Private home, tages or whole Island for sunny, furnished house 810-445-3700 fully furnished, 2 bed- any event. Perfect for In the Park Non-smok- SMALL execut!Vfl sUite In rooms, 2 baths, Flonda company picnics. Great er No pets. $560 plus Harper Woods available room Available starting for fIshing or duck hunt- phone. References reo for Immediate occupan- January. 313-882-9655, 109. 810-791.9524 Pag- qUired 313-822-6081. cy. 313-371-6600 Fax 313-882-8960. er 810-812-9431 • I '"' -- Thursday, September 18, 1997 YourHome Page 13 • n E n L ESTDIE F 0 H 5 n L E 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 192 Fisher, Grosse POinte 374 UniversIty, Prime loca- CHARMING 4 bedroom, 2- FIRST OFFERINGS GROSSE Pomte Woods, Farms. New offeringl HARPER WOODS, 4 bed- tion near private park, 1/2 bath, brrck bunga- Grosse POinteShores beautiful qUiet court Side entrance brick Col- room, brick bungalow, schools, villagel hili low. Master sUite With 80 N. Edgewood Immac- Move In conditIon, 3 onial. Immediate occu- dining area, basement,_ shops. Four bedrooms, whirlpool tub. Finished ulate ranch 3 bed- ' bedroom Cape Cod 2.5 pancy. 1850 sq. ft. 3 garage, east of 1-94Call: three fulll two half lavs. basement Custom oak rooms, 2 baths and fam- baths, den family room, bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths Jane Miller ApprOXimately 3,400 cabrnets In kitchen. Ea- Ily room. Beautiful. new kitchen, central air, plus full remodeled (810)445-6518. square feet. $499,000. gle POinte subdIVision $334,000 new roof, 1 5 garage. basement bath. Prime Century 21 Kee Porntes East Real Es- LakeView Schools. Grosse POinteFarms Must see. (313)881- location, walking dis- HARPER Woods- 3 bed- tate. (313)882-7784. $152,000 Call 810-774- 461 Ellzabeht Court 4 7296. Open Sunday tance to schools/ shop- 3952 for appointment. bedroom. 2 1/2 semi room brick ranch. Small Avoid your real 2pm- 5pm Of call. pmg. Completely reno- ranch. Attached garage, dining room, 1 bath In estate salel purchase COMPLETELY renovated vated, new furnacel cen- large lot on cul-de-sac. GROSSE POinte Woods- basement, 2 car garage. price beIng published Grosse Pointe Park 3 tral air/ stormsl screens. $229.000. Open Sunday 2- 4. 1225 $112,000. 810-775-" or available to public. bedroom, 2.5 bath Natural fireplace, brand Kathy Lenz Hampton Rd. Well main- 2966. For Information. write to: French colonial. 2 new Mutschler kitchen Johnstone & Johnstone. tained 3 bedroom brick HOME With lake access Stealth Rear Estate, Inc. blocks from Lake St. with Corian & applian- 313-886-3995 ranch In excellent condI- under construction 18530 Mack, #007, Clair and Windmill ces. Refinished hard- 313-884-0600 tion. SpacIous rooms Ready for the fall. 313- Grosse Pointe Farms, Pointe Park! Marina. wood floors throughout. With loads of storage 882-3731 Professionally landscap- MI48236 Beautiful kitchen, new FORECLOSED. Govern- space, numerous up- ed. $239,000. 313-882- furnace, air, roof & gut- ment homes. Save up to BY Owner. $127,900, dates. Newer kitchen & REAL ESTATE 4844. ters. Two fireplaces, en- 50% or more on repos- Harper Woods. 3 bed- renovated family room. A1TORNEY closed porch and plenti- sessed homes. Littlel no Two natural fireplaces. 3 bedroom bnck ranch, rooms, 1- 1/2 baths, so- ful garage storage. down payment. Bad Will represent you at the far familyl dining room, Completely finished family room, fireplace, $299,500. 313-821-0500 credit OK. Toll free 1- basement With carpet- clOSingof your home. finished basement, 2 car low utilities, Grosse Attorney B.J. BELCOURE LOOKING FOR A HOME? 888-436-7973 ext. 644 Ing. Flonda room over- attached. Agent, Jeff Pointe Schools. 313- (SCA Network) 313-882-2323 882-7768 GROSSE POINTE looking a large, beautiful Paige, (810)778- 8100. backyard. Home IS SItu- GOVERNMENT Forn- ST CLAIR SHORES BUYERS ated on an extra large FARMS- tudor, 262 Fisher. CADIEUX! Mack area, closed homes from pen- Beautiful 3 bedroom bnck lot (114X145). Custom wood-mode brick 3 bedroom, finish- nies on your $1.00. De- ranch In popular neigh- kitchen, 3 spacious bed- ed basement, 2 car ga- HOTLINE linquent Tax, Repo's, $235,000 Call for ap- pointment. 313-882- borhood. Family room, fin- rooms, new roofl boiler, rage, new central air. REO's. Your Area. Toll Ished basement. Just oak flooring~ leaded Always One Step Ahead Free. 1-800-218-9000 3229. Land Contract. $59,900. move 101 Asking $114,900. Free- 24 Hours grass doors, 2 car de- 313-884-3939 Ext. H-5803 for current DETROIT'S BEST BUY GROSSE Pointe Woods. tached. $219,000. 313- 313-881-4073 listings. Super sharp 3 bedroom 884-8179. CHARMING 1.268 square SpacIous 3 bedroom GROSSE Pointe Woods, brrck bungalow. Updated foot brick bungalow In EAST English Vlllage- Mo- ranch, formal dmmg kitchen, central air, formal Harper Woods. Remod- tivated seller on thiS 598 Moorland. Spacious room, family room, 4 bedroom multi-level dming, garage. Immediate eled kitchen, central air, charming 3 bedroom all basement, garage, pri- home. $395,000. 313- occupancy. Only $59,900 hardwood floors, beauti- brrck Cape Cod Full vate area east of Mack. 886-5255 fully finished 2nd floor basement, garage, hard- Call: Stieber Realty with walk In closet, com- wood floors, and more. GROSSE POinte Woods, Jane Miller 810-n5-4900 An exceptional value at (810)445-6518. puter nook, and loads of 610 Roslyn. SpacIous 4 ST. Clair Shores 2,000 $79.900. Immediate Century 21 Kee 1179HAMPTON storage Large lot with bedroom 2.5 bath bun- square feet, 3 bedroom bUilt In playscape, 2 1/2 possession. Must sell galow, 2500 square feet, GROSSE POINTE WOODS thiS week. Call Don Sy- GROSSE POinte, For sale ranch With attached ga- car garage, with garden central arr. attached ga- rage, large Jot, fireplace, Threebedroom,two bath shed. Just blocks from mons, Century 21 Kee rage, 75'X 150' lot. Wil- by owner 3 bedroom, 3- ranch,formaldrnmgroom, (810)445-6516. lots of updates, Lake- St. Johns, park, and cox Realtors, (313)884- 1/2 bath bnck colonial. view schools, by owner, familyroom,two fireplaces church. $114,900. 3550. EASTPOINTE- 3 bedroom Large comer lot at Rath- 20605 Erben, (810)776- 19212 Berden, Finishedbasement,central bnck ranch, dining room, GROSSE POinte Woods, bone and Jefferson. 2375. By appointment (313)886-5479. Open air,two cargarage,largelot 2 baths, basement, ga- 800 Hidden Lane. 3 $399,900 until listed. only. Sundays 1- 4. $189,900. rage, lot 66X160, extras, bedrooms, 1- 1/2 baths. Shown by appomtment Classified Advertising Open Sunday 2-5:00pm - Classifie-dAdvertising updates. For appoint- Many upgrades. 313- only. Call Kathy Lewton 884-2147 an IDEA that sells! ment call 810-777-7265. 343-9198 248-642-7880 882 ..6900 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE • Andrew & Carol Mawby (313) 886.2046 (home) (810) 244-6746 (work-Andrew) .. .'" NO BROKERS PLEASE! -----r -. , .... ~ ... ( I •. Page 14 VourHome Thursday, September 18, 1997 820 BUS 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 (ONOOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES OPPORTUNITIES 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 120' lake frontage, English ATTENTION network mar- ST. Clair Shores- 21112 LAKE POINTE, bnck 2 ST. CLAIR SHORES ST. Clair Shores ranch tudor, 4 bedrooms, 2 keters. Tired of making Winkel (Martin Roadl Lit- family, 2,550 square brand new custom bUilt, 3 near Grosse POinte baths, 32' great room, your upllne wealthy? It's tle Mack) 3 bedroom feet, 10 rooms, 4 bed- bed rom bnck & vinyl ranch Natural fireplace, updat- completely furnished. your turn. Get free gas, (Thiele BUilt) bnck ranch rooms, 2 baths. All re- featunng full basment, on ed kitchen, finished Canadian shore of Lake long distance, entertain- with attached 2 car ga- done, $1,600 rent, a huge 75x 232 ft lot. Ene. Only 35 minutes ment, laundry ball, and basement (with second rage. Corner lot, 2 1/2 $169,000. (313)885- $114,900. from bridge. Safe water. much more. Call 313- bath), attached garage. bath, first floor laundry, 5222 tenms, play ground, 371-8928, ask for Kns! 21900 Edgewood. newer central aIr fur- ST. CLAIR SHORES LAKESHORE Village. Two duck hunting, more. $114,900. Open Sunday nace. Finished base- FOR sale, established hair brand new custom bUilt 4 bedroom/ one bath $225,000. 800-722- 2-4 Kathy Lenz, John- ment with, wet bar, kitch- salon In St. Clair bed rom bnck and Vinyl col- townhouse. Newer win- 2695, 810-779-1323. en and fireplace. Large Shores. Call evenings, onial with full basement, stone & Johnstone, 313- dows, air, updated kltch. kitchen and liVing room. 810-771-9556. great room, 1st floor laun- 886-3995, 313-884- en. (810)773-9184 for CANAL St. Clair Shores ShOWing dunng the dry, 2 car attached garage 0600. appointment to see. 1,000 square feet, 2 GREETING Card Distribu- week by appointment. on a hugh 75 x232 ft lot, $69,000 bedroom ranch. 1.5 ga- tor: natIOnal company, ST. Clair Shores' 3 bed- Open. Sunday, 12n- rage. Completely updat- $139,900 MUST sell! condo: Harper no selling, company ac- room bnck ranch Up- 5pm Call: (810)774- ed All appliances stay Lee Real Estate. ask for Woods, upper unit. 1 counts, $5,000./ month, dated kitchen, central 3722 Large corner lot. 180' Harvey (810)771-3954 bedroom, beautiful area. pOSSible part tIme, 10 air, finished basement. 1 steel seawall. $159,000. accounts, with stock. ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- All appliances Included. .. ST. Clair Shores, 3 bed- 1/2 garage Close to By appOintment. Only $6,900. 1-800-917- room bnck ranch. 1.5 Pnvate basement. Car- room brrck ranch Up- park. $125,900. (810)771-8015 baths, basement. port, patIO. A must see. 9500 dated kitchen and win- (810)779-3074 $99,900 810-469-4343 $49,500.81-949-9378 GUTTER cleaning/ main- dows. Finished base- 810 LAKE/RIVER RESORTS tenance business. Over ment 3 3/4 Redwood ST. Clair Shores, 5 bed- WARREN home for sale, PLENTY of Sunshine. Ari- 1,000 customers, all In garage 21 ft pool and room, $99,900. (Good 2,300 square feet, split zona Gardens condos TWO bedroom timeshare. Grosse POinte. Make new deck Must be pre- School district). Open level. Call 810-558- from only $49,900. Best St. Martin. Week #1. $70,000/ year between house Sunday after- buy In PhoeniX. 2 bed- Sleeps 6 Fully furnished. approved $114,500 9430. Apnl & December. Fall (810)296-2549 noon. 810-773-5857 room, 2 bath, 2 story. Belair Beach Resort. season commg up, WASHINGTON Township, Gated. Pool. No malntal- 615-459-9388 bUilt In 1995, 3 bedroom nance. Call 1-602-277- make $30,000 by De- cember. $60,000. or -.: .. colomal, approximately 4311 (SCA Network) 811 LOTS FOR SALE 1,800 square feet. Cen- best offer. 313-885-0685 ST. Clair Shores condo- tral air, 1 acre lot, Ro- A RARE FIND LAUNDROMAT, 5,000 sq. Thomas Ervin meo schools, $194,900. minium. 1 story, spa- •...... ' .• ".,t.,. Ray Township, Romeo ft. East Side area. good CIOUS liVing room, space (810}336-1156. Schools. 122 acre farm, cash flow, clean bnght ~v appliances Included UC terms. and modern. In a contin- Let's Talk About Large utIlity room ANTON, ZORN & uously growing area, ST. (LAIR SHORES, breath- $74,900. 810-445-1200. ASSOCIATES $380,000 For details takmg home Totally up Red Carpet Keirn, ask 810-469-8888 call, Frank Bernabei Re- Real Estate dated inSide and out Bnck for Courtney. r1 al Estate Co. (810)465- three bedroom ranch 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN ST. Clair Shores Country 5529. Family room, dmmg room, HOMES Club ranch, 2 bedroom,. SUCCESSFUL Chnstlan den, sunroom, two and a 2 bath, attached garage, HARBOR SPRINGS, 3 "SELLERS PAYFOR RESULTS!" halt baths, fInished base- story Townhouse fur- business man seeks in- 1st floor. $104,900. Ka- diVIduals who would like ment, attached garage and thy Lenz, Johnstone & nished 3+ bedrooms, 2 more 1/2 baths" central air, to earn $50,000 to When you buy many goods or services. you usually pay without Johnstone 313-886- $100,000 plus yearly: Can Julie at 3995, 313-884-0600. fireplace patiOS, outdoor always getting the desired results. Sometimes you may even go CENTURY 21 ASSOCIATES heated pool, tennis and drive free company back to the company in order to have your money refunded for 810n78-8100 or ST. Clair Shores, RiViera courts, clubhouse, play- paid cars: Call 1-800- pager 810/890-9760 unsatisfactory service. Terrace, updated gar- ground. Near Nubs and 742-4313. den level 2 bedroom 2 Boyne Highlands. Sur- This is usually not me case when hiring a Realtor to market your 303 (ONDOS/APTS/FLATS bath. Land contract rounded by Little Tra- propeny. Most Realtors are paid only when you have received terms avaIlable verse Bay golf course. results are acceptable to you. They receive a percentage of 15 Mlle/ Jefferson. 400 on $67,500 810-772-2802. By owner $89,900. 810- mat the Lake 2.400 sq. ft. 979-0566 the eventual sale price that is paid by the buyer. If an offer is not Pool. clubhouse, tennis 306 FLORIDA PROPERTY pie"'cL~ submmed with a price and tenns that are suitable to you. the & your own boatwell. Realtor receIves no compensation. AJmough Realtors are not $225,000 313-521-5600 LONGBOAT Key, Flonda TRAVERSE CITY CONDO 2 bedroom, 3 bath With paid until a sale is made, they do take on various expenses: 2 bedroom, 2 bath Con- EXCELLENT St Clair do, updated kitchen, cathedral ceiling, new Shores locatIOn, by own- new carpetlng, com- furnace/ wlndows/ kitchen Exaf~~~ ADVERTISING er 2 bedrooms, laundry pletely furnished Excel- and carpeting. Shared Depending upon the type of property and media options avail- room, all appliances. lent furniture Boat dock beach front With dockage. able. Realtors will assume the responsibility fer promoting your $59,900. (313)886-2131 available $135,000 TenniS courts and pool, ~VICe $82,900 house to the buying public. This can be done in various ways. Harrison Township 313-885-3929 800-328-4668 • One of the most common vehicles is advertising in the appropri- Just Reduced for 801 INVESTMENT PROPERTY 313-885-3448 ~ ate newspaper. Other lools include for sale signs. open boose Quick Sale signs and descriptive flyers which are distributed at ~ houses. Luxury condo, Lake St A MAGNIFICIENT 320 BUSINESS Need Help Clair. Fantastic wooded nUNIT OPPORTUNITIES View, secluded complex, 2 AII- bnck apartment bUild. A BRAND NEW With Your MULTIPLE-LISTING SERVICES bedroom, 2 bath, JacuzzI Ing located In gorgeous Tunnel car wash With de- Most Realtors subscribe to multiple listing organizations. These tub, fireplace, attached Owosso Michigan pnced tailing center Turnkey op- Classified groups allow members to share information about a listing with garage Basement. to sell at $2,150,000 eratIOn Macomb County. all rums. Originally by printing photos and $185,000. Open Sunday, other member done DAVISON ANTON, ZORN & Ad? September 21 st. mailing them to each member company, this infoonarion is now A GREAT TOWN ASSOCIATES (810) 792-3635, (810)772- .- proVIded by computers that tranSmit over telephone lines. 92 units, bnck exterior, 810-469-8888 Call our friendly 1083 pitched roofs, good accu- expert sales OTHER EXPENSES ST. Clair Shores, 2nd floor pancy A publicly traded 93 year reRrese ntatives The grea1eSI expense is the amount of personal time and effort condo. One bedroom, ANTON, ZORN & old company seeks re- for advice! one bath, $39,900. ASSOCIATES crUiter/ trainer for nation- dedicated to the sale of a celtain property. Work is begun prier to (810)778-4088 ~_1()-469-8888. al and international ex- (313)882-6900 ,. the rust face-ro-face meeting between owner and Rea)l(I'. It pansion Work from cootinues on through the marketing period. negociation of sale, home. High earning po- Grosse Point~ N~ws and 8UtJltion to many detaiU af1crthe accepwtee of the offerand ~il"TIATIlAItAS',IIJIItI:IVllIT tentIal plus stock option. "' cONNECI1oN 800-799-7417. " I ... ,. • , I •• eYetltua1~ ~~ call-====~~==~~The Cla88lfleds: (313)882-6900 • I I Thursday, September 18,1997 VourHome Page 15' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE 830 GROSSE POINTE SHORES , 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No l!stingsAvaila~e _ 734 Pemberton 3/2.5 Renovated French colonial $299,500 313-821-0500 954-Berkshire- -- -- 3/2.5- - Gorgeous colonia/! ThiS home ISa musl see' Reduced Higbie 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Maxon, Inc. $285,000 313-886-3400 67& Middlesex 4/2.5 -- -Open Sunday2- 4. Beautiful c(;jon~a1 - Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Excellent condillon Wonderful 1179 Hampton 3/2 Open Sunday 2p.m .• 5p.m. landscaping Higbie Maxon, Inc. $449,900 313-886-3400 ------~------Bnck ranch. See class #800 $189,900 313-884-2147 ------800 Hidden Lane 3/1.5 Many upgrades, newer kItchen $249,800 313-343-9198 835. DETROIT . Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 3828 Harvard 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. New, New, 832 GR.OSSE POINTE FARMS New, ThiS house has It al/! Address Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone ______,:!igbie Maxon, ~~'_ _ __ ~129,900 313~~86-!.40~ 192 Fisher 3/2.5 Open Sun 2-5 __ __ _ ~~~Ietely remodled $23~OOO 313-882-4844 31 Rose Terrace Executive residence, T st floor 836 HARPER WOODS master sUIte Connie Dunlap. Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone ______8olto~hnst~n & Associate~ $519,OO~ 313-884-6400 21456 Newcastle 4/1.5 BeautIful bungalow Open Sat. & Sun. $116,900 313.640-8960 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES Address Be4room/Bath Description Price Phone 374 University 4/3 Excellent condition Pointes East, Inc. $499,000 313-882-7784 2250~ Pointe Dri~ ~'!~ _ _ ~.!<_e~~cess~de~o~slr~c~o~ __~all ~13-~82-3731 21474 Beaconsfield__ 1L1__ _ _Second floor cond~ i39,900 _ 8!9.7~8.~08~ 22560 Van Court 3/2 Open Sunday 2- 4. Detached 313-886-4200 condo on canal Boat space, pager. 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Ist floor master bedroom & bath Call 810-704-6011 ------~ ----- Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 501 Riviera Dr. 2/2 Updated garden level l C. terms $67,500 810.772-2802 Ellair Road New construction, vacant Jots available Our budder ISready to dISCUSSconstruction ______~G:. E~gar & Associat~s:. __ --.!=a_II__ 313-886-6010 838. NORTHERN MICHIGAN Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Bishop Rd. NEW CONSTRUCTION Four lots remaining Our bUIlder IS ~~ L~t~nJls~a~l~ble awaltmg our call to coordmate constructing your dream home. R.q.Edgar & Associates. _ Call 313-886-6010 839. FLORIDA PROPERTY Pemberton Rd. Perfectly done and featUring newer kitchen, master sUlte(third floor Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone walk- up First floor aundry 30re R.G.EdKar& Associates. Call 313-886-&010 No !Jsti.!'Bs A~ailable __ Windmill Pointe Drive. MagniflClent Lake St Clair view IS Just the beginning In describing thiS 840. ALL OTHER AREAS elE:'gantEnglish Tudor style R.G. Edgar & Associates. Call 313-886-&010 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone ~~ ListLn~ Available ______ 831 837 Sf. ClAIR SHORES GROSSE POINTE WOODS .. - I ~ .. _ _ .. ..__ ~ _ - ,--~------~------_.-. Doremus, St. Clair Shores North Edgewood, Grosse Pointe Shores Elizabeth Court, Grosse Pointe Farms ( om enfent 11\Ing In thl~ Iwo bedroom plu~ Thl~ beautltul" located three bedroolll tl\ 0 (harming (ape Cod Four bcdroolll~ tamill rool11 ranch IllJn\ Illlprm ement~ bath ranch IS \\Ithln I\alklng dlqance to Lake large updated kite hen, great lot S Till', J' Ihl' 1,1,1'Itl' a\ ,1 liable ,It 1\1ornlng~ldr \ttrclctl\e !1('\\ I,lnd~(dpln~ \\ Ilh hrlLk pa\er \\,llk Rdre opportUnlt\ 10hu\ " tIlt) hl'droolll t\\O hdlh - - - COndOmlnIUm~1r r('f' slandlnl; smgle lellllih and pallO ThiS\\pllm,lInl,tlncd thrr p hedroom r,HlI h <;(\ It' (ondomlnlum In Ihl~ deslrahll' ~olt 't;; - :i- ~~'"Z .: luxurl home In Ihe he,lrl 01Gro~se Pomlp Wood, f,lIl( h h"s d long II~t lit upddtrd ledlun s (I Jur,p (Ompll \ Attd( hpd ~ ( o~ 'l2Jv 2-4 SUNt>p..~ ()Uhl,mdlng polPnll,llls hm In Ihls lll() !Jcdr()(l111 Dl"l'ioppr, ,lIld 11)\ ("tor, or(',ll11I r our hf'r!roolll homl' 1\ 11huntllll~hl'd ~l'l onc! stC)f\(XpdnSion r,ln( h <,(,t Ilil ,1 'pr,l\\ Iin~.j Hl ,1( r( 'Ill' ()\prlookln~ 540 Robert John, St. Clair Shores Ilr,t tlom 1,lLmdfl room th" ( I ntol1 RII('r ~ qq ()()() 19950 Norton Court, Pointe Woods 20283 lancaster, Harper Woods _:\ 20604 Roscommon, Harper Woods 1 962 Lincoln, Grosse Pointe o Lincoln, Grosse Pointe erson, St. Clair Shores ~\ A ,~~ 82 Kercheval <';ros ..e Pointe Farms http://www.reatestateone.com "0n-the- Hill" 313-884-0600 .., i w: • ~ -;, -----:~--- ... "'IIISCf'r.". ------... ~ .... _--.-~ .'" ~III!II+pMI-----._..:.-9iI!I&?i- ~jr i I f I _ .... , ..------.--...s----- I --- ...... _- -'!''!'--S3!.'!!lZ1 ... ~••---~1lI!2--IrII---••• lal... 'fi¥"'i~------T--~,.. , , I f ~) Page 2 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home Improvement Choose garden windows, bays or bows to expand your options - and your space hen today's homeowner<; add tam and so energy-efficient. Every one ny's garden wmdow'> Whatever your style of home, what- up all the thmg<;that windows of CertainTeed CorporatIOn's extensive When you choo~e a CertamTeed gar- ever your decor, there's a garden Win- W can add to theIr homes, a lIne of garden, bay and bow wmdow<;, den WIndow, you Cdl1 brmg the lu<;h, dow, bay or bow that will be a perfect growing number of them are findmg that for example, uses rugged, fU'iion-welded green beauty of your favonte pldnt,>mto complement. CertainTeed garden WIn- they want not only lIght, <;tyleand value, ,inyl comtructlOn and precision hard- your home year-round Planh love mOI'>- dow~ are avaIlable in a wide range of but they want <;ome- ware to ensure ture, but ordinary WIn~ stock size", while thmg more - more years of trouble- dow materials, lIke wood ~," CertainTeed bay space. free performance and metal, don't. and bow window<; Garden, bay and - without scrap- CertaInTeed's reinforced can be cu~tom bow wmdo\\;s do It all 109, puttying or vmyl frame and optlonal made in an almost They add hght wIth a paintIng - and tempered-glass shelVIng infinite variety of panorama of glass that then good looks system deliver years of configuratlons. All lets the sun play m a stay fresh with Juc;t maintenance-free perfor- are available In a home from different soap and water. mance Without rottmg, choice of white or angle~ throughout the These windows corroding, flakIng or natural-tan frame~ day. They add style by also feature honey- chlppmg. WIth msulated, creating archItectural comb frames and Plant~ hke fre<;h alr, birchwood head mterest outside and sashes that msulate but they don't lIke and seat board .. bnngmg outdoor with bUllt-m air Insects. So, CertaInTeed's that can be staIned beauty in<;lde Then, spaces, head and garden wmdow~ have or painted to they give more space seat boards that are ca<;ementhke Side panels match your decor by extendmg the room msulated with a that open for ventilation, So. if you're - makmg it look and foam core, and plus screens to keep looking for ways feel bigger. because 11 operating ~ashes maraudIng bugs out. to expand your is bigger Best of all, that seal wIth dou- Becau<;e Thermaflect home, start by vmyl garden, bay and bow wmdows ble weather striP- doesn't block benefiCIal blue and red expanding your imagination. Chance~ deliver value by creating expansiveness ping to help save money on heatIng and radiation the way tinted gla<;sdocs, your are you' II find something that adds Just wIthout the expensIveness of a major coolIng year-round. In fact, with the plants c;taycooler in summer and warmer the right combination of light, beauty, remodelIng project. additIOn of CertamTeed's proprietary In winter. In fact, they Will enJoy Ideal value and space to your home. Much of the credIt for making garden Thermatlect@ Low "E" high-perfor- groWing conditions In every <;eason, as WIndows, bays and bows affordable for mance glazing system, they offer one of CertainTeed garden wmdows meet all For more information, call 1-800- more homes goes to the advances In the highest Insulation values of any dou- AAMA standard~ for air, water dnd 782-8777, or Visit CertamTeed's World matenals and engmeenng that make ble-pane system available today. structural strength and deliver a green- WIde Web site at http://www.certaIn- today's vinyl window<; so easy to mam- Thennaflect is standard in the compa- house rating of GH-R-50 teed.com. GAS LOGS ... A WARM IDEA FOR WINTER! 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Just south of 9 Mile Rd. • Additions • Bathrooms 777-4160 • Garages • Windows • Recreation Rooms • All types of Exterior Siding • Dormers • References Available We Do The Complete Job Inside And Out. , _L- ",,!""t";I" ;~~~- _..:: .- T Pointe Windows, Inc. For All Your Window Needs ~!:;tOO , in l~ 22631 Harper. , lqL•.1, InI Just South of 9 Mile \. r ll~ I ~ 772-8200 t--_I!!!!!!!!!!!!p~,~----_-....- -::-~ .-. ;-.. 3 ? III Page 4 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home Improvement Edible decorations make a home beautiful egardle~~ of whether you "pent edible. thou"and" of dollar" decoratIng The following tips, courtesy ot Ryour hou"e or ~coured warehou,,- Emmerlmg, Will help you create exotic, es and garage "ale" for great bargaIn", beautiful decorations that look wonder- the decoratIOn'> that you u...e can make ful around your home. Best of all, they your living "pace mto a "home" come right from the grocery or fruit and Do you need a change of "cenery') vegetable 'itand. FALL HARDY " HOLLAND LookIng for a WdY to enhance a room In • Abundance IS essential - When MUMS BULBS your hou"e without changmg the entire arranging items hke fruits and vegeta- look of the room? Accordmg to Mary bles, ..,eemg them In quantity IS what ~~~~~$2.00 WE CARRY MOST Emmerlmg, author of ~ OFF E' makes the display VARIETIES. "Mary Emmerling's unusual. While one LIMIT 10 W/COUPON %~ QUANTITY DISCOUNTS E PIR 10118/97 "' QUIck Decorating" serpentine "qua..,h, ,'} "'- (Potter). "Even when a for example, can be -!.tf':~ MOST ALL EVERGREENS, ~ room ha" been careful- mterestlng, mo~t of ;.!'.; TREES, VINES & SHRUBS ~ ly furnl~hed, It can the time, a bowlful -'e lack a certam ea ...e and of squash will make charm, or <.,omehow a more eye-catch- " 40%OFF': look unfimshed." ing display. Sprucing up your • Color IS key - house doe.'>n't mean No matter what you TOP-Q~!~Y"-~-~--' spendll1g a lot of MICHIGAN PEAT I choose, let your money. "QUick decoratIng doesn't mean eyes be your guide at the fruit or veg- Be TOP SOIL buying more - It meam looking eltwhat etable stand or supermarket shelf. 'Ill!ftlllOIIo $169 r you already own with fresh eyes and REG $249 BAG ~!'!a I; putting It to new use," says Emmerling. • Keep it fresh - There is a reason 40 LB BAG LIMITlOt' why fruits and vegetables are called per- W/COUPON EXPIRES 10/18/97 .J Some of the most anginal items to use ...._.. when decorating are things that you see hhable'i. Produce that needs to be refrig- ---_ _----- every day and probably never thought of erated, like peppers and asparagu'i, Will placmg around the hou'ie m an mterest- look fine for an afternoon until they are Ing dl.'>play.Rather than placmg flowers "erved, but otherwise should be kept around the house, try plaCIng frUIt'>and chilled. Be on the lookout for any pro- vegetable". They make wonderful cen- duce that looks soft or discolored. terpieces throughout the entire home. • Choose the right container - FInd a Colorful, mexpen"ive and ea"y to fmd, bowl or ba..,ket that Will set off the natur- - perhap" the be~t thIng IS that they are al beauty of the display. HURST APPLIANCE Hurst is first when it comes to built-in appliances at the lowest prices "The Hottest Selling , Professional VIKING ;~ Range for HOlne Use!" ~~ If •••• __ ~ •• ------ • Sub-zero • U-Line • Gagganau. Franke • Vlkmg • Van-Vent • Scotsman • All Major • Best Brands Purveyors of Haworth Country Furniture HURST APPLIANCE and the Legendary AGA Cooker. Winner of Detroit Monthly Magazine's 23210 Greater Mack • St. Clair Shores " Best of Detroit" Award for 1996 1050 Webster, Birmingham, Michigan 48009 (810) 778-8670 (248) 540-0450 - ~I '--, I I I .. ~ Fall Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe NewsfThe Connection • September 18, 1997 Page 5 New storm door glass designs omeowner" can now bring col- Cone;umers wantIng more information orful floral, architectural and may contact Cole Sewell at 1-800-328- H <;pecialty de"igns to their front 6596. entries with the new Stamed Glae;s CollectIon from Cole Sewell Storm Doors. The pattem~ - 16 In all - include those with made-to-order address num- , I bers. Some have "lIfestyle" designs, lIke I wildlIfe depictione; These style" include ,I, a mallard, eagle, trout, wood duck and cardInal. , 1.. 1 'I The panels can be used year-round or interchangeably with conventional glass I L~~~~ panels. The vIvid colors are permanently ~ Draperies and Interiors bonded to the glass and will not run, fade, crack or chip. The stained glass adds a colorful accent to the exterior of the home and cordia fly invites you to attend our also beautifully frames the landscape when looking through the storm door to 30th Anniversary the outSide. These stamed glass panels are sold as part of Cole Sewell's innovative "Select" Celebration system, which allows homeowners to on Thursday, September 25th choose from five door styles, five colors, from 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. SIX handles and more than 20 glass designs to create theIr own custom storm 28983 Little Mack door. They can mIx and match these I St. Clair Shores, Michigan component~ as they wish. The Stamed Glae;s Collection is avail- This storm door features a Rose Oval able only for full view door styles. glass pattern - one of 16 new stained Champagne and HoTSd'oeuvres Complete, ready-ta-install stann doors, glass styles that let homeowners add a mcludmg a stained glass desIgn, range in colorful look to their entryways. (Photo pnce from $350 to $425. courtesy of Cole Sewell Corp.) Exclusive one day trunk show of unique accessories and artwork Custom window treatment displays The newest in wallpaper PERSONALIZE and fabric designs. Your Home's Entrance On-staff designers will be available With Maintenance FREE September marks Nitsa's Draperies and Interiors 30th year 10 the wmdow • Window Treatments treatment and design field and we are overjoyed with our success in this very competItIve market! Our Eastside Family tradItIOn prides Itself on our old world • Arches craftsmanshIp and customer satisfactIon. We create all of the WIndow treatments, pillows, table coverings, beddmg and more nght 10 our on-site workroom. Our • Entrance systems staff of expert seamstresses takes great prIde in theIr work to guarantee that • Exterior Louvers every client is delIghted WIth the finIshed product. Our conveniently located showroom IS a COMPLETE HOME DESIGN • Brackets CENTER featUrIng the finest in wall covenngs, carpeting and area rugs, wmdow coverIngs that include drapenes, valances, blInds and shutters. Our acce'isories • Corbels and lIghting are truly unIque. VISIt us on the 'iouthwest comer at 28983 Little Mack Uust south of 12 MIle). The Wood Shop offers a varrety of styles and sizes of entrance trim that WON'T DECAY, SPLINTER, MILDEW OR WARP. NIte;a''i Dcslgn staff hae;ycar'i of expenence in custom boat, commercial and NO MORE PEELING PAINT OR INSEaS. home mteriore;, upholstery, and beddmg - Ju<;tto touch the surface of our broad ~pectrum of servIce" Our dC'ilgners - NIcholas D. Avoun<;, Thomas Bushousc Add a dIstInctive appearance to the exterior of your home and Cmdi HIcks - can help you save money, tIme and co<;tlyml<;take<;.The buc;ler our IIvee; become, the more the need and dcme for comfort and luxury Their commitment and pae;SlOnfor deSIgn can <;pIlImto your bath, bedroom .. and all your per<;onal hvmg <;pace<;Let them help you SImplIfy all your deCI~lonc;- from lIght and breezy to ,fannal elegance - we have <;omeone to addree;" your need .. cMtj.Q j. !D7.ape'"liej. and [fnte'"lio'"lj. YOUR COMPLETE HOME DESIGN CENTER VH/I our ~/1O",roomor w hedille lmd m-home deHgn conmlllllul!I 810-772-1196 2- _...... :r----&&-: _1iii5i~-T ....- ....- -" ",.'I.!tQ! • - I, t September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe News/The Connection • Fall Home Improvement Decorative inlays add luxury to a room At a reasonable price foyer floor welcome.., gue"t" morc popular becau~e they are a umque wIth a "unbur"t medallion In an way to reinforce a design theme. A arrdY of multihued hardwood ... "A good mlald floor really adds to the A branch wIth leave ...the color ...of fall room and makes the entire space work," folIage dre%es up the floor of a kitchen, say~ O<;born, who creates hIS ongmal draWIng the eye to the center of the de<;lgn<;from such hardwoods as ash, room An mtrIcate maple, red and walnut border white oak, and frame... the oak bIrch. floor m a grand An mlay WIll dInIng room. fall into one of The~e arc but a three cate- few of the de"lgn gorie<;, pO<;<;lbllItle" with ~" • a fIeld, 10 an InlaId hardwood K which the mlay floor Accordmg tu is the entIre the Hdrdwood floor and serve<; Mdnufacturer'> a<,the dommant A""oclatlon feature of the (HMA), a natIonal room. One of trdde group, thl" Osborn'" pro- luxuflou.., home Jects Wd~a gIant dccoutrement ,.., compass that becommg more dommated a affordable thank ... hallway in d to advance" In ~ea'iide home technology • a border, Once the domam which outlmes a of the hammer and floor. chl~el, mlald floors • a set pIece, now can be which is an de~lgned with Inset de~lgn computers, and the covering a wood pieces cut smaller area wIth lasers. The result is an affordable than a field. A set piece might be used for custom feature that combmes a work of a dramatic effect in an area like an entry- art with the practicality, durabIlIty and way. beauty of a solid hardwood floor And, the results often can surpas<; "I thInk It makes a room look a lot expectations. more expensive, with very little extra "A completed inlaid floor can be a lot expense," says Mary Beth Hughe", more powerful and a lot more dramatic , ASID, an intenor deSigner from than people are used to Imagining:' says • Wheeling, W.Va., whose clients choose O<;born. inlaid solid hardwood floors because Free Information on selectmg and car- they remInd them of the grand house" of Ing for <;ohdhardwood floors ISavailable a century ago. "Many of the old homes from the Hardwood Manufacturers had beautIfully inlaid floors, and It kmd A<;soclatlOn, 400 Penn Center Blvd., of recalls people's memone" of tho"e Suite 530, Department 597, Pittsburgh. house<;." PA 15235; 1-800-373-WOOD. Or, viSit Thomas D. Osborn, an mlaid floor the Hardwood Information Center on the deslgner/mstaller m Holyoke, Mass., World Wide Web at http://www.hard- says decoratIve mlay<; are becoming wood org. MANUFACTURERS ANDINSTAlllRS •Vim WINDOWS • BAYS • BOWS I • DOORWillS WE STOP LEAKS••• GDUArrRED . , .... 8.... II .... U ,.,. I "00 IT.YOUR. ~:: ::~~:~t~S J:~shpi~g1~hC?Urchoiceh -BIll Henderson, fR£E PIIJtEC7 YOURIlIVIS'nImrr President £Sl1MATf.S Do Not Sign t:'P With Any Other Company ~::: 35570 Mound Rd. in Sterling Hts. Untir You Cet Our Bid! .... (810) 978.8800 -Of- call toll-free (800) 886-7900 I I I .. -",,- Fall Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe News/fhe Connection • September 181 1997 Page 7 Tips for safe great-tasting water o, you think your drinking water is filter model number on the filter hous- generally safe straight from the ing, -so you know what to buy when it's tap, but you want the best-tasting time to replace it. sdrinking water you can have. If you're • As obvious as it sounds, remember like nearly one-third of consumers, to replace the filter. Filters have a you've already taken action and pur- defined life span and usually need to be chased some form of at-home water- replaced after several months or so many treatment device, whether it's a tabletop gallons. Some come with month and date pitcher or a fully plumbed-in system, stickers to affix to the unit, telling you We're MORE...than jUst lumber! according to a survey conducted by the when to replace them. Others have built- Water Quality Association (WQA). in deVIces to indicate when it's time for "If you change the filters faithfully replacement. Either way, there's no time and have your water-treatment-system like the present. Buy several filters at dealer routinely maintain your system, one time, so you have them when you everything should run smoothly," says need them. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Dick Elliott, president of EcoWater • Make sure your system grows with Systems, the world's largest manufactur- you. Re-evaluate your situatIon every er of residential water-treatment sys- few years to determine if you have new tems. "But, If you're like many busy contaminants to combat or other factors people, it may be low on your list of pri- to consider. For example, when it was 810 191-1100 orities." just you in the house, a pour-through Following are some simple steps you carafe was fine. Now, with a spouse, a can take to keep your drinking-water toddler and a baby on the way, a supply safe and great-tasting. plumbed-in system makes more sense. • No news is not necessarily good • Last but not least, read the manual. For Professional Installation and Service: news when it comes to your drinking Easier said than done? Maybe, but it's water. Don't assume your water is the the best way to ensure that your equip- • CUSTOM KITCHENS & BATHS. best it can be just because you haven't ment provides continuous, long-lasting heard otherwise. Check with your local service. If you have an installed water- • ANY SIZE ADDITIONS • BEAUTIFUL BASEMENTS • health department or have It tested by a treatment system, have your dealer pro- • PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED DECKS • vide ongoing maintenance to prevent certified water specialist to determine • DISTINCTIVE EXTERIOR DOORS • the quality. problems and ensure safe, great-tasting • Don't try to put a square peg into a water for years to come. • PREFERRED REPLACEMENT WINDOWS • round hole. Make sure you use the prop- For more information on water-treat- er replacement filter for your treatment ment systems or for a free guide to home • FUNCTIONAL GARAGES I SHEDS • system. There are many filters that water problems, EcoWater provides a • UNIQUE INTERIOR TRIM & DOORS • remove different contammants. Save the toll-free mformation line, 1-800- box from the ongmal filter, or mark the 86WATER. GORGEOUS STAIR SYSTEMS • INSURANCE REPAIR • Carpet $18?8;:iWmum 5 rooms only $87. 12'X18' average room size. Furniture JI_"~ (,;'",& .. $39~9* ~\o\II9lr,t\ or 2 chairs She"" t.., Sectionals specially priced. Offer expires 10'18197. .Some restrictions apply. I COMPLETE RESIDENTIAL RENOVATIONS l (800)696-1260 In-HometsUmates JOHN'S LUMBER or 34151 S. GRA TrOT Visit our SnOMoom! eLl NTO N TWP. Closed SundCl) w our employees mCl)'go to church and spend the day with their famIly I -4••-_------••---- ~_~~---'-:---: r---iiiZ...,.,;;;;;,o------...... ;...,;;;,;;;z==------.,J. l ".-. Page 8 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home hnprovement ••• Fall is the time for -. Warming home-decor touches for fall s fall approaches, thoughts turn sheet-vinyl designs have a soft, almost OUTDOOR FURNITURE inward. You begm to thmk of carpetlIke appearance that instantly Refinishing & Restra,~ing A feathering your nest for cozy warms up a room. This is an especially evenings by the fire after an invlgoratmg good choice for kitchens, baths and fam- Don't be without your furniture next day of raking leaves or a long walk along ily rooms, where other flooring surfaces, Spring! Giveyour set a fresh new look a country road flanked by cnmson- and like tile, can look and feel cold, especial- and Savemoney by Refinishing! burnt-orange-Ieaved tree!>.You embrace ly during the fall and winter months. Expert Workmanship on all brands of images of simple living in a charming, Unexpected arrangements and acces- wrought Iron & Aluminum including welcommg home. sory groupings are always a good idea woodard, Tropitone & Brown Jordan. There are many affordable ways to for the months you spend indoors, add warmth and charm to your home, repeatedly taking in and enjoying your according to Melanie Wood, vicc presI- surroundings. Ideas include: pine KEN'S CIA~ dent of design for f100nng manufacturer branches, old bird's nests, dried flowers, Mannmgton and preSident of the Color and vanous sized and textured spheres 1352 Combermere • Unit L, Troy, MI. 48083 • Marketmg Group. Several cam of pamt, on bookshelves or as part of an arrange- ••• ••• a few yards of fabnc or a simple ment on a carved step stool; scattered rearrangement of furniture can quickly leaves on stacked books in woven bas- tramfonn a home mto a new, more com- ket ...; a fun gardcn statue or relief plaque fortablc place to love Even <,maillouch- cleverly placed; jars of summer frUit e~, likc rear- Innov-atively rangmg per!>on- arranged on a al collectlofi', of kitchen shelf or tCdpots or Wall counter; a new, ~conce~, or funky lampshade; bnngmg out the or a change of rich-colored drapery brackets. table Imen" or Folk art, decora- cleverly placed tive plates and ba!>ket!> of fall hand-pamted pot- leavc!> and tery all become beme", can add one-of-a-kmd col- a look of lectIOns when warmth and arranged on a wall convIviality to a or shelf. room or dinmg Children's art- table. work and family Take a fre"h photographs, look at your fur- which are always mture arrange- unique, add ments, advises wannth and char- Wood. It often acter to a room if helps to actually framed and mat- clear the room ted nicely and of furniture and grouped together. put pIece" and Warming up your home for the cooler months can be as easy as creating a one-oJ-a- It is also at this accessones back time of year that in different ways kind decorative plate and pottery collection in a surprise setting, like the bathroom. you think of to create a whole sprucing up your new feeling. You Checkered or plaid pillows are particularly war'!' and inviting, as is this soft, nearly car- surroundings for may want to the holidays concentrate on petltke Botanical resilient flooring pattern from the Mannington Impressions CoHection. ahead. Add sea- several conver- sonal touches, satIOn areas, like a tall glass rather than just one. Use a book"helf, vase full of pine cones or holly twigs. some artwork, or an imagmatlve Put out more candles, or change candle arrangement of hung and standmg pho- colors to the warmer reds, berries, golds tographs as a malO focu'> for a comfort- and forest greens. Tie festIve velvet or able seatmg area. metallic nbbons around candleholders, A warm color on the wall" often vases and even intenor statuary. can set the stage for creating C071- Con'>lder perkmg up the overall look COMPLETE REMODELING ne'>s for the winter months ahead. with a few yards of fabric draped at the Soft, warm bUller or gold tone" lend Window'> and covenng toss cushions on • Kitchen Design Service • a glow that provide'> the perfect the chairs and sofas. Plaids and checks • Traditional to Contemporary Styles • backdrop for a few faVOrite things are particularly warm and mviting for arranged In a new and excllmg man- the cooler months. Old tablecloths, tea • Licensed &. Insured • ner. You even can be adventurous towels and handkerchiefs also make OPEN MON -FRI 9-5, SAT 10-4, TUES 9-7 and sponge one or more walls with a mtere,>tmg window treatments and pil- combinatIOn of several shades. low covers - loaded With chann and • Established 1974 • c:. MASONI~ofo. Consider a combmatlOn of the butter nostalgia. Transform the bedroom by yellow and a soft, yellow-green or VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ~. ~ ~~o~~fb~ N changing bed linens With richer, thicker pale terra cotta. The effect can be bedspreads and pillow shams. very dramatic and give a room an Your home IS now ready for qUIet Imtant look of agc and Significance. 294.2333 afternoons of reading in a cozy COf- Think ahout replacmg outdated or ner, romantic evenings by the fire- worn tlooflng. The Mannmgton 31435 Utica (at Groesbeck) Fraser place, and a season of family gather- ImpresslOll'I Collection patterned, mlald, mgs and celebratIOn. I I ~I!\_. .. - Fall Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe News;The Connection • September 18, 1997 Page 9 FUIMCB Saf~ty&I~a~er)' Check ::-,",A6Glb 0 • Exp. 10-31-97 Saturday. Commercial & parts Extra. MICHIGAN'S LARGEST ~ DEALER • Lifetime Guarantee on Heat Exchanger • Over 65 Vehicles To Serve You FullS-year Parts & Labor warranty On Everything We Install FURNACE Heating, Air Conditioning & Electrical Contractors Serving Metro Detroit Since 1949 I I ~ f . http://www.flamefurnace.com "::-:.--.~.-.-, -3 a: Page 10 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home Improvement Heating prices up? Burn pellets! rices for fos<;11fuels (011, natma! otherwIse go mto landfills. gas and propane) u<;ed for home Wood pellets from 80 mllls In the P heating took a considerable leap United States and Canada are readily la~t Winter, accordmg to the U.S avaJiable at fireplace and stove ~hops, Department of Energy. home-Improvement centers, and build- In December 1996, propane pnce'i hit mg-product and feed stores throughout an ail-tIme high with a 43-percent-per- North America. An entire winter's sup- gallon increase from the same month m ply can be purchased 10 the late summer 1995 Natural-ga., pnce~ jumped 14 per- or early fall, allowing homeowners to cent In the clo,;mg months of 1996, and "lock in" heatIng costs for the entire sea- the cost of heatmg 011 rose 10 cents to 15 ,;on, instead of paymg an exorbitant cost cents per gallon over the prevIOus year. to heat their home dunng the peak of According to the U.S Federal winter. Early purchases of pellet fuel, m Government, the 1996-97 co~t mcreases fact, result in even greater cost savmgs. were due to hlgher-than-antlclpated More good news is that an entire win- crude-oIl price~ - a result of increased ter's supply of wood fuel pellets occu- demands from other countries. pies much less space than a comparable What can homeowners do to keep amount of cord wood. wann - without going bankrupt? Pellets produce very little ash when Bum wood pellets! burned, which means there is only a ",l~"~~f~,tl small amount of residue to clean out of ~rl Today, there are nearly 500,000 pellet ",.a.~A.'-' .,~ .... stoves and fireplace inserts. heating the stove or insert. Further, the ash pan --- Ask About Our--- homes throughout the United States and on many pellet stoves only needs to be Canada. These units may look like free- emptied once or twice per year. With a standing wood stoves and fireplace pellet stove or fireplace insert, there is inserts - and the flame from a wood- virtually no creosote fonnation - the COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL pellet fire looks virtually the same as a major cause of chimney fires. • GRANULAR TURF FUNGICIDE &. INSECTICIDE traditional wood fire - but they hght A product of modem technology • GRANULAR BLENDED FERTILIZERS WIth a touch of a button and deliver ("high-tech heat"), storing and using pel- • AERATION &. POWER RAKING clean, economical heat. lets eliminates the insect-ridden wood- • TREE • SHRUB FOLIAR CARE Wood-pellet fuel produces virtually no piles, the mess around the hearth, and the • WEED CONTROL smoke emissions. In fact, pellet stoves daunting task of splitting and haulIng Serving Grosse POinte • Harper Woods • Sc Clan- Shores for 15 YeaTS and inserts burn so clean that they are firewood. exempt in most areas where air quality is For a free brochure on pellet fuel and regulated. pellet stoves, "Pellet Heat: The Clean, Wood pellets are nature's most renew- Convement Way To Warm Your Home," able energy resource. They are a nonfos- call the Pellet Fuels Institute, 1-888-287- sil fuel made of compressed sawdust - 3167. Or, VISIt your local fireplace or ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~g~~~~~ a manufactunng byproduct that mIght stove shop. HOW TO: Build A !GLASS BLOCK BASEMENT WINDOWS! Clean I "'~, any ~ther windows f~r your home, including custom showers Fire BUILD A CLEAN FIRE = = PELLET-STYLE: Pellet ml \/ and bars, Of for business wh~h would provide security & beauty. mJ ~ stoves emit an average of j 30 1.2 particulate grams per I , Fall Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe News/The Connection • September 18, 1997 Page 11 Aguick& Wallpaper borders give eye-catching results Congratulations to Robert L. Stewart, Michigan's 1997 Photographer of the Year, WIth fall home- • • improvement time here • • and the hohday season • - Ju,')t around the comer, • thIs I~ a perfect time to give your home a makeover. In Just a few hour'i, you can apply a wallpaper border to any room m your home, achlevmg eye-catchmg results that WIll get • noticed. Borders add style .-- and flair. Use them to brighten up the powder Giving your home a makeover can be easy. Sherwin- room, add direction to Williams offers a variety of borders that can add style and the hallway or accent flair to any room. from the shop where he has his framing done. your living room. The Bob has now won this pnzetwice.ThestateobVIOUSly knowshistalents. of border you choose, you may need to possibilities are endless. Sherwin- And so do we. Come view the wonderful work of thiS St. Clair Shores purchase primers, seam rollers and Williams offers a variety of border styles reSident, Including the award-winners above, at The Great Frame Up of adhesives. and color schemes to suit any taste. Grosse Pointe during the entire month of September. It Will be well worth Expressing yourself has never been so the Visit, not only because it's a visual treat, but because if you purchase easy. Mystified with measuring? Wavering any of his Signed photos, you can then have It framed here and save 20% Be creative! Borders have moved between Waverly patterns? Call 1-800-4- off the frame of your choice." beyond adorning the ceiling level. Use SHERWIN, and let the Sherwin- them to draw attention to a fireplace, Williams Wallpaper Orders & Answers frame a mirror or trim window shades system do the rest of the work. The pro- fessionab you'll talk to understand 1TIB~GOO:uBum for a coordinated look. Let the wallpaper Your Partner in Framing~ borders fuel your creativity. design questions, can calculate how Everything you need to begin your much wallcovering you'll need and 20655 Mack Avenue (at Vemier), Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 • (313) 884-0140 project can be found in a Sherwin- place the order for you, right over the Williams store. Depending on the kind phone. .... Tips for Unsure Do-It-Yourselfers For every person who enjoys making repairs around the house, there is another person who can barely tell the difference between a wrench and a screwdriver. For those who dread making home repairs, even the simplest tasks, like hanging a frame on the wall, can be difficult. One of the toughest choices that not-so-talented do-it- yourselfers must make is whether to use nails or screws when making repairs. According to "Shelves and Cabinets" (Time Life), nails are the most common fasteners. They are quick, easy and inexpensive. When reinforced with glue, nails offer adequate strength for cabinets and shelving units. Common nails and finishing nails are the only ones that are needed for most shelf and cabinet construction. Common nails have large heads and work well in areas where they will not be seen. With their smaller heads, finishing nails can be coun- tersunk and concealed and work best on exterior parts. Although they cost more, screws have better holding power than nails. They take more time to install, but should be u~ed when extra strength is needed. Screws also work well holding together a ~tructure that you may wish to disassemble 10 the future. Experts in Professional Remodeling .-~..,:. ..- ;,;£ Specializing in: ::5.::-'~':-~ .3---r ~ ~;~-1- ~': C's .,,"J'" Replacement Windows - Wood & Vinyl Siding. Trim. Gutters Additions • Baths • Kitchens • Tree Trimming • Holiday Decorations • Top • Thin • Christmas Lights FREE ESTIMATES • Shape • Wreaths • Roping • Garden Maintenance • Shrub Trimming 29927 Harper • De~ign/Con~truction St. Clair Shores .-5330 810-777 -6633 :t...... "..,...--. September 18 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home 1m rovement Page 12 1 Fall is the time to winterize your deck lLLAJ~'L' ~ II\\1 i 1~11_.-fit"1.o\\i~ id the summer months take a toll sealers, varnishes, paints, stain'i and fin- on your deck? Is the wood look- ishes without the need for prior sanding. ing gray and dingy or stamed This product is unique 10 that It works on ri~(Mi-i-)-i~l~l"TOY I D both oil-based and latex coatings, where- with mildew? If so, now IS the tIme to I 4 I SIlttl) clean, restore and renew the wood, and as other stripping solutions are designed apply a water-repellent finish to protect specifically for one or the other. It also it from moisture damage during the cold, clings to vertical surfaces, making it easy ! DELIVERY !St)(JI~I~I1UU~S?' to strip railings and spindles, as well as wet winter months. I Buy Bulk & Save I;;' Free Design Assistance With a little elbow grease and the decorative fences. To maintain and protect your newly help of a commercial deck-cleaning Lv:!i!~~:!!!:__~f:.!.lE2.t2?J .~~Complete Supply Yard product, lIke Wolman Deck and Siding cleaned or stripped deck, apply a water- Brightener, you easily can restore the repellent finish, like Wolman RamCoat rl--.)-«i!--t-)--I;-I;l %' Quick Delivery wood's original honey-tone I .. If) ~ 4 I ~ 1000/0 Warranty appearance and prepare the surface for a new coat of water ' lOur Low Prices On I ,!: Large Selections repellent, pre'iervative or stain. I BIRD FEEDERS I (~Many Display Areas Wolman Deck and Siding Brightener IS an economical I & FEED I ~ We Treat You Like Family powder concentrate that mixes L ~ With water and is sprayed, I Exp.11/30/97 I mopped or bru!>hed on the wood. After lettmg the solution r------, sit wet on the wood for three 11/2 1)llIf~I~t::1 Hours: mmutes to five mmutes, brush the surface with a suff brush or 1Any One Tree or Shrub I 8-7 M-F broom, then nnse With water 8-6 Sat. through a garden hO'ie or pres- ICoupon Value up to $30 I 10-4 Sun. sure washer. The brightener will lift, lOne per household • *00 Reg. Price I loosen and remove ground-in dirt and or F&P Wood Finish & Preservative, to I Exp. 11/30/97 I sun-damaged wood fibers on the surface. prevent the wood from splitting, warping It also removes stains from ml1dew. The and splintering. These products are guar- ~----~------~ product comes in two formulas - one anteed to protect wood decks from mois- for pressure-treated wood, the other for ture damage for a minimum of two cedar and redwood. The cedar/redwood years. The finish also should contain formula also removes black tannin mildewcides to prevent mildew growth. stains. Both formulas are safe to use Finishes designed for wood are best, as around grass, most plants and shrubs most all-purpose sealers designed to go since they don't contain acid or chlonne on a variety of surfaces -like wood and bleach. concrete - do not contain mildewcldes. For stubborn stains from algae and Other things you can do to prevent moss, you may need to spot-scrub with a damage during the harsh winter months bleach-and-water solution prior to apply- include placing planters on risers or ing the deck cleaner. Don't use chlorine wheels, instead of directly on the deck, bleach or a chlorine bleach-based clean- to prevent 'itain'i, puttmg rubber protec- er on the whole deck though, as chlonne tors on the bottom of metal furniture to bleach can mterfere With the adhesion prevent rust spots and scratches, and and long-term performance of subse- making sure gutters dram properly so quently applied finishes, makmg the water doesn't tlow directly onto the wood more prone to moisture damage deck. and leading to quicker fading or "gray- These products can be found at hard- Safe • Warm. Natural ing out." Chlorine bleach also leaves ware stores, home centers, and pamt and Burns twice as wood with an artifIcial "lIghtened" decorating outlets. For further mforma- efficiently as wood appearance. tlOn about deck maintenance, Wolman at only half the cost. For removmg worn or unwanted fin- offers a special Deck Care Hotline, open j"\(~"'~..:::-)'C~t ~-)~ seven days a week. 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Today, with the prolifera- favor Americans' tastes for wanner, red- der tones, rather than the yellow, cool The Hepa-Aire System we use to clean your duct system is the tion of real and faux patterned wood flooring choices, consumers have even tones Europeans find so appealing. You most powerful, efficient and technologically advanced more opportunities to choose the right may even be able to find the same wood equipment available. warm wood look for their homes. design and color for all three surfaces, if According to Stuart Beattie, flooring a totally harmonious VIsual field is manufacturer Manmngton's desired. And, you can mix wood species vice president of styling and deSign, the company offers wood flooring look" from its wood floors division, its resilient floors division and BASEMENT WATERPROOFING now its new laminate floors division. This means that if A Business Built On Honesry, Integrity & Dependability With Over 20 Years Experience Serving The POinte you love the look of wood in all its wonderful variations, Specifications: you can have it in any room of • Plywood around entire area to protect landscape • Trowel grade tar and 6-mlll visquene applied to wall • All trees, shrubs, bushes ete Will be protected • Run hose m bleeder(s' to Irlsure suffiCIentdralrlage, the house, from kitchen and electriC snake bleeder(s)If necessary • Excavate (hand dig) area of basement wall to be hving room to bath and recre- waterproofed • Pea stone or lOA slag stone wlthm 12" of grade • Haul away all clay, sand, debns • Four Inch membrane tape applied at top seam of visquene ation room . • Remove eXisting dram tlle and replace with new dram tlle • Top SOli to grade With proper pitch Beattie says having various • Scrape and wire brush wall, removmg all dirt, msurlng a • Interior cracks filled Ifnecessary good bond • Thorough workmanship and dean-up flooring surfaces that offer • Repair all major cracks with hydraulic cemer'lt • Styrofoam Irlsulatlon applied to wall If requested complementary wood looks is CONCRETE MASONRY BASEMENT WATERPROOANG a real design coup that con- BnckIBlocklStone Walls Straightened and Braced Dnveways sumers should use to their Porches/Chimneys Walls RebUilt PatIOs TuckpolntlnglRepalrs Footings Underpinned Walk advantage. Wood floors are Drainage Systems Porches Violation/Code Work beautiful in any room of the AllCalls Retumedl10 Year Transferable Guarantee 3131885 2097 STATE home, but certam areas A GUARANTEE IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE GUARANTOR LICENSED ,I. require very specific needs for performance and mainte- nance. Is it wood, laminate or vinyl flooring? These days, For iO'ltance, have you homeowners have a great selection of real and faux always wanted the ca"ually wood looks to choose from to meet their home-fashion rustic country decor of your and lifestyle needs. One option is the beautiful look of home to extend to all room" Natural Oak from Mannington Laminate Floors, a but feared that the wood flooring easily dressed up for practical elegance. floors you love In your hall- way", den and living room would he the floers you agoDlze and and colors to match or contra'it cabmetry sweat over If they were in your kitchen and furnl'lhmgs for additIOnal deSign B81 and family room? Or, do you have trou- interest ble duplicating the elegantly traditional "To end up with the right flooring for look of your formal dining area for your the right apphcatlOn, give each room in kitchen and everyday eatmg area? Doe" your home the endurance te<;t," suggests 10 Roof Failure Warning Signs the look of ceramic in bathroom" feel too Beattie. What pnmary actIVIttes, planned cold and out of sync with the rest of your (eatmg, cookmg, bathmg, family games, You Can't Afford to Ignore home'" decor, but wood "eems unthink- studying, teleVIsion watching or comput- able for the bathroom? er u"lI1g) and occa<;lOnally surpri<;e 1. MISSING SHINGLES Blown off m If natural wood IS the look you've (<;pJlI", dropped object'i, ctc.), takc h'9h WInds or storms always wanted, but not the practical place? I" traffic heavy or light, two-foot- 2. AGE 15 years IS the normal life ed or four-pawed? What your faml[y'<; expectancy of organic shingles - ones product for your need'i, you now have I" most commonly used In the 70's other optIOns that arc every bit a'i beautl- hfe<;tyle - <;edate, moderately active or rambunctious? Mo<,t Importantly, how 3. CURLING EDGES Due to water ful and fashIOnable. ebsorptlon mto the back of the shingle Lammate flooring i'l a great chOIce 10 long do you want to 'ipend takmg earc of CURLING EDGES 4. COLOR VARIATIONS between areas CRACKING area<;where a hlgh-<;tylc floonng <;urface your floor, and how long do want your of shingles that's durable enough to allow for ultI- floonng to look grcat? 5. CUPPED SHINGLE TABS Abnormal mate livahlltty 1<;needed and when eo<;t Once you know the amwer<; to lhc'ie shaped shingles t\ an Important factor (Iammate floonng que<;tlon<;,you'll have a better Idea of the e. CRACKED SHINGLES From cold I" typically Ie.,., cxpcn'llve than real floonng type - lammate, vmyl or wood weather and Wind wood). Lammate 1\ aha an Ideal alterna- - you "hould hc con'lldenng for each 7 DISCOLORED ROOF DECKING room. If you 'Itlll have que<,tlOn<;,a floor- Water damage to the InSide wall of tive in regIOnal area ... where weather attic extreme... mtght mean unpredictable mg ...pccmlty retallcr <'hould be ahle to FISH MOUTHING MISSING SHINGLE TABS 8 BLISTERING Caused by mOisture expan'ilon and contr detlon of real wood help direct you to the fight chOIce, or you Within or under the shingles 886.0520 Faux wood vmyl pattern", whIch are al<;o can VI'l1l the Manl1lngton Web ..,lte at NATIONAL 9 INTERIOR CEILING STAINS From 25 & 30 Year Warranties hard to tell from thc real thmg, I I I Fall Home Improvement • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • September 18, 1997 Page ,15 Add the beauty of cedar without the maintenace HEATING & COOLING omeowners alway'l have had a Kynar 500@ fluoropolymcr, a clear re,;in "love-hate" relatlOn~hip with coatIng and protector that resIsts ultravI- Hcedar siding. They love cedar',; olet expo<,ure, corro.'>lve chemIcals and beauty with Its eye-catchIng texture and envlf 90 Days Same As Cash Offer Expires October 3 1, 1997 790.9400 2.3760 lIarper • St. Clair Shores 23141 Katzman • Clinton Twp. 48035 (BID) 777-1929 )}t- :;a:-. -.-.-.-...... ------~----- ...... - =-=~._~~ ... - Page 16 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe News/The Connection • Fall Home Improvement BATHTUBS Fireplace installation is easy with a ~::_::E:~~ REGLAZED vent-free gas system f you have resisted adding a of a fireplace will Impact the dally 00 fireplace to your home because use of the space. -: =: = -~-:~;::-~ IRegular Price of the potential cost and atten- Once you've cho'ien the location, -i ,,-- ~,,:--::::__ ... ~-:-/ - $150 I OO the next step is to determIne the - _./~ -~,<>./ S225 ) dant constructIOn mess, you mIght --- ~-- -i~ /-'// want to consider a vent-free gas style, model size and input rating. -':-:'< -'/" Five Year Warranty fireplace system, Since all of the heat generated by a Vent-free gas fireplaces, which vent-free flTeplace stays in the Include a firebox, set of gas log~ and room, rather than going up the chim- ALSO SinkslTIle/ Appliance Reglazing ney as in a wood-burning fireplace with an open 1-810-758-6144 • 1-800-896-4555 flue, an oversized unit quickly will overheat the space in the immediate 20TU CENTURY REFINISUING vicinity of the fireplace. By contrast, a unit that's too small may not provide adequate heat. Fahey sug- KEEP THE SECURITY OF gests askmg your local YOUR HOME or BUSINESS IN TIP TOP SHAPE ~ dealer to help you select the best model and the SECURIIY SYSTEM CHECK fIght input rating for max- Imum enjoyment. :~~~K~7~~n~~ES: Once your fireplace is $ 00 o All Contacts on Wmdows & Doors delivered, installation is MOST 0 Touehpad 0 Sirens 0 Backup Batlenes easy. First, measure the ALARNIS 0 Pame & Medical 0 Clean All Smoke Detectors 59 wall to assure the fire- IF YOU HAVE "GOLD PROTECTION" THERE IS NO CHARGE appropriate controls, are the fastest- place will be positioned properly, growmg segment of the fireplace relative to corners, doorways and PRaIm CALL TODAY TO SCHEDULE! industry. There are a number of rea- windows, depending upon the lay- sons for their populaflty, but ease of out. Next, build the frame, Position [rtJ GROSSE POINTE ALARM, INC. installation is often at the top of the the firebox, the unit that houses the ~ AIt 17006 Mack Ave. list, accordrng to Jack Fahey, vice gas log set and grate, in place, and Grosse Pointe Park (313) 884-3630 ; president of sales and marketing for rough in the gas line through the ==-- _ol)."?>,~~ ... ~~,./'.~~" ~~.,:.~s.."~_~ .... Temco Fireplace Products, a pioneer facility provided in the side of the rn vent-free technology, firebox, "Vent-free gas fireplaces come in Fahey cautions that the installa- a broad range of sizes and styles, tion of the gas line and the connec- ~~~'I~.=~~-I~ they prOVide very efficient supple- tion of the gas log assembly must be mental heating, and they represent completed by a qualified gas-appli- good value," he says. "But. the pri- ance mstaller. In many areas. these [: .... 1 A•U •T•U •M •N ~ mary reason homeowners lIke them technicians must be licensed. The ~\ IS A PERFECT TIME !..., IS because they can be installed in local dealer, a local building offi- almost any room of the home WIth- cial, the gas utility or your LP gas ~Vftl, FOR PLANTING ,~.,out the cost or construction mess supplier can be of assistance. \. "0 t TREES, SHRUBS, EVERGREENS, AND PERENNIALS to,' .. , associated WIth addIng a masonry The next step is to complete the fireplace." In fact, there are so many wall around the fireplace by putting options and installation is so easy up the wallboard and the decorative that the hardest part may be decid- surround around the fireplace open- 1*t.. I ~* ing which one to purchase and mg, Any noncombustible material , ... \ TRUCK LOADS OF NEW f'... ~ where to put it, he adds. can be used to overlap the seam )11 P~ANT5 COMING WEEKLY ~ Since no venting is required, a between the wallboard and the face vent-free fireplace can be installed of the fireplace. However. if the on vlflually any interior wall In a firebox has louvers. do not cover .,~ 30% OFF ' room, not taking away from valu- them with any facing or fInIshing ;_" ',I Baled Pine Straw WEEPING JAPANESE ~ti;! able wmdow views and lIght, a neg- material. A hearth extension is not ( t for Winter Mulching of MAPLES, ~) ative often associated with tradt- required for a vent-free gas fITe- ", •• f Azaleas and Rhododendrons PERENNIALS, '. : '" tlonal vented fireplaces, which place, but it may add a desirable HOSTAS AND MORE , require exterior wal1s for installa- decorative touch. If you plan to ~.l tion, according to Fahey, A see- mstall a mantel, make sure the ~,. ,'..1 --.-- )~.. through or peninsula model can be clearance between the mantel and \ SPECIAL ORDERS AVAILABLE \~, Installed a'i a dIVider between the fireplace opening is in accor- Jt Top 50,1 • Woodsy Loam • Shredded P,ne Bark • Wood Chips I- . j rooms, he adds, Fahey recommends dance With the instructions provided doing a little homework before with the vent-free ga'i fireplace. frnahzing a deCISIOn on placement. The fmal 'itep i!> the installatIOn '4300 T<>epIN '-'" • ~ "In 'iome room'i, the Ideal location and start-up of the ga~ log assembly, ,.,.l i 8 1/2 Mile between . t wtll be obviou'i, In other'i, place- DUflng this 'itep, the Installer will '~' Gratiot & ~ch()('nherr ,..-----...., ~I ment might require more 'llUdy," he te'll the system to as'iure that It is ljT\ ~ 9 MIle "The Home of Woodsy Loam" OPENMON -FRI f~ 'lays. To aid In the decl'ilOn-makrng free of leak'i and that the ga'i pre'i- procc<;'i, Fahey suggest'i u'llng trac- ~ure l'i adequate when the log'i arc at ~TOEPFER 8 a rn - 6 p.rn jr..J (810) 779.3388 Ing paper to Jay out a numher of the hlghc'it 'ictting and other gas ~I 0 _ ,~f SAT. . "l , . -5 -Jlj-'1S-A-r. 8 a rn - 4p.m. ~,. , floor plan., and placement option 'i. appJrances on the 'iystem are In Take a look at furniture arrangement operatIOn. 1 and traffiC flow In and out of the Jf:"'~~~-~fi-:- -:::jjr. ~~.~ ~":"'_ room to determine how the additIOn See Vent-free fireplace page J 8 ) .of' '.':.:Il~.~.. ~~_.!P1~r~.-, I I Fall Home 1m rovement • Grosse Pointe NewsfThe Connection • September 1S, 1997 Page 17 • . Givethe kitchen some island style or centunes, a bIg table wa~ the, "~ led with a Slur- Johnston'!. "econd example, a 36-mch- center of kitch.en activity. Baking,' , . ... dy wood coun- tall ."Iand that combmes work "pace and Ffood preparatIOn, meals, home- tertop that an eating area. The "work" sIde I, work and family meetIngs all took place funclIom a" an equIpped with drawers and cabmet" WIth at the kitchen table. a 11_ pur p a ~e roll-out tray" for storage. The "eating" Kitchens have changed, but the need work surface. "de of the 1"land IS defined by an over- for a versatile work center remains con- One end of hang that prOVIde" clearance for 24-inch- ,tant In today's kitchens, more often the "land high stoo"'- than not, the work center and gathering looks like a Johmton <,peClfies oak cabInets In a place i, an island. The National KItchen table, wIth a wann honey-colored fimsh with frame- & Bath Association reports thai now paIr of decora- and-panel doors and a ceramIc-tile coun- more than half of all kitchen projects tIve, turned- tertop In earthy tone,. Oak trIm plece~ Include islands. wood leg<,'iUP- are u'ied to create charactenstlc art<,-and- An lliland can be a stylish focal POint porting the crafte;, detailIng, includIng frame-and- for the room, says David Johnston, co u n t crt a p panel columns and dl"tinctive honzontal ..... senior brand manager for Amera FIne Below It, a bandmg along the ba"e of the 1"land. Cabinetry at Merillat Industnes, the ~helf dl"play" Johmton"i third example ISa ~ophlsti- natIOn's largest manufacturer of cabinets Idrgc e;,ervIng cated contemporary Island that functions for the home. pIeces and col- ae;,a cookIng area He chooses cabinets The wide variety of cabinet options lectIbles. wIth ~Imple slab door, and gently round- avaIlable today makes it possible to cre- This islalJd,styled with maple cabinets from Amera Fine Cabinetry The remain- ed cornero; In a deep, nch cherry. A .'>IX- ate an island to suit nearly every deco- by Merillat, resembles an old-fashioned workbench. Note the vari- der of the burner cooktop i<;centered in a functlon- rating taste and almost any set of func- ery of storage options. island consists al ~tamles~-steel eountertop, while the tIOnal requirements, according to of glass-front cabmets below conceal cooking utensIls, Johnston. appear to have been collected by sue- cabinets, a row of small "spIce drawer" pots and pam. He suggests designs for three Island", ceedmg generatIons of cooks. organizers and a double-door cabInet to Although thiS island ha~ no glass each with a differing functional empha- "Even if you don't want a totally unfit- meet a variety of storage needs and pro- doors or trim detali, It has a Itghtness led kitchen, you can suggest one WIth an . I . V . f b d I sis and widely diffenng looks - cla<;"ic island that looks lIke an old-fashioned VIde Visua 1Oterest. -groove panehng denved rom eIng set on a pe esta country, popular arts and crafts, and faces the ends of the Island for an old- smaller than the island Itself, gIVIng the workbench," Johnston "ays. I I" tl h tl sophisticated contemporary. fashioned ook An e ectncal outlet In illu"IOn that It" oats" above t e oar. The island conmt.'> of maple cabInets An increasingly popular choice for one wall of the Island IS a convement More mformatIOn on cabInet stylIng country kitchens is the so-called "unfit- and component.'> fimshed 10 a blue stain power source for small electrical apph- optIOns IS avaIlable by reque,tmg the ted" look, with freestanding work area" that complements other natural-fimsh ances Amera FIne CabInetry catalog from cabmets 10 the room. 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Page 18 September 18, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Home Improvement Vent-free fireplace From page 16 fireplaces wIth flush or louvered Vent-free gas fireplaces are avail- faces, see-through and peninsula able for use with either natural gas models, and freestanding units. In COLDYET' or propane. If the fireplace is being addition to built-in installations, added to an eXIsting propane sys- prefinished or unfini shed prefabri- It's warm tem, it may be necessary to update cated cabinet enclosures are also " the system with a two-stage regula- available. Freestanding models, 10 inside my tor. It also may be necessary to several colors, need no enclosure for f Four Seasons increase the size of the propane the fastest and easiest installation. Sunrooms tank. A minimum l20-gallon tank is All American Dream vent-free prod- recommended. The size of the exist- ucts are design-certified by the Addition! ing gas lines also should be checked American Gas Association to assure the gas main can handle Laboratories. the additional load. For more information about There are a variety of vent-free Temco's full line of American models available, depending upon Dream vent-free gas fireplaces and the location in the horne and the log sets, consumers may call 1-800- decoraung and heating needs, notes 934-8338 or visit Temco on Fahey. Temco's American Dream the World Wide Web at collection includes front-openmg http://www.hearth.com/temc o. Make improvements before winter arrives hether aesthetic appeal, horne work space thIS winter, install ~torm doors, f repair or weatherproofing is or remodel unfimshed attic space. FOUR SEASONS SUNROOMS W the motive, fall ISa great time Home improvements are aho a great for home renovatmg and refurbIshing. way to get the whole family involved. OF SOUTHFIELD The intense summer heat has died down, When was the last time you gathered the 22517 Telegraph Road and the cool breezes signaling the forth- entIre "clan" and assigned a thorough coming wmter wmds are in the aIr. Is cleanmg of the house? With the holi- Southfield, MI 48034 your home in pri.,tine conditton and days ahead, assigning once-a-week 248-352-4250 ready for such seasonal attributes as housecleanmg chores to the children hazardous weather condItIons and the Will get thIngs in tiptop shape for grand- holidays? ma and grandpa'<; viSIt. I Some Jobs may requIre a sIzable While the family IS packing up sum- WE MAKE HOUSE CALLS! inve<;tment of tIme and money, as well mer clothes for storage and bringing out as electncal or carpentry skIlls. Others fall and wlOter wear, closets can be reor- will reqUIre minimal effort and ganized and straightened up for maxi- resources. Whichever is the case, givmg mum storage efficiency and ease of use. ImmedIate attentIOn where It'S needed So, ask everyone to lOvest some addI- WIll enhance and Improve the conditIon tional tIme to get the mo<;tout of the IIv- of your home, preservmg It tor a lifetime 109 space. of memone.,. No matter what you undertake this son Home-Improvement project" can fall, be sure to evaluate whether or not .3 a<,e;ume any numher of form." from fix-It proJect~ are WIthin your capabili- m<;talhng a new kItchen "mk to puttmg tle<;a<;a dO-It-yourselfer. If trying a par- up new wmdo\\ <;creene; to dddIng a ticularly complicated Job, remember ""hole new room to the hou"e. Energy- that two head<;are better than one: Go to • • con<;clou<; homeowner<; know that a local hardware <,toreor home center to In'>tallmg lD<,uldtlOnIn certam area" can get helpful adVIce and lOfonnatlOn If Quality Re~ir1eJt1iial aJl1d help reduce heatIng hIlI<,thl" wInter, a<; you're hmng a contractor, make sure well a<;decrca<,e aIr pollutant'>. you explaIn eXJct "pcclfICatlOn<;, get Conll:nel'cial Fall I'>,tl'>othe <;ed,>onto ched. the con- reference" on the per"on you hIre and dItIon of the roof and gutter." pcrhdp<;dry- get everythIng 10 wntmg Buil J:il1g C Dn~ir1l.llctioJnl Sf'Jryic?~ waIl the gdfage or bd'iemcnt lor a cled11 Now, on your mark, get <,et,get bu"y' '. • • • Garages I)roff'ssiDlnd~ Projcct ManagcJl1l1cnt Torn Down • Garages/Vinyl l~u sf{nn Design/Bul1d Scmccs Sided • Garage Doors ~ f''\Y HOJlnc rConstruction Solid Vinyl Siding. Custom Aluminum Trim. Now Money Down. Bank Financing R~novatlDll1S an&. 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