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A By Tom Greenwood disappearing Caught in the act Boy, they're dOing some good act work catching slobs and sleaze- Their eyes might have balls over there In the Woods been bigger than their Last week I wrote about the coppers c~tch!ng ~ ~lo~ dr:\'c~ stomachs, but not for long who thought Jt was pretty funny That's John and Christine swerving his car to run over a Kurap, 5 and 8 respectively, younster's expensive radIO con heartily digging into a rapidly trolled model car that was bemg disappearing foot.long hot run 111 the street Well 10 and /' dog last Friday during the behold, they dId It again - With annual On.the.Hill sidewalk the help of an eagle-e}ed re~l- sale. Thousands of persons dent jammed Kercheval Friday Accordmg to the Woods police reports, a North HIgh School of- and Saturday seeking the ficial was commg home about best bargains In town. For mldmght last week when he John and Christine, that nollced three teen boys slttmg m bargain was quickly con. a blue Camara sumed. The offiCial figured somethll1g , might be up, so he waIted In his car after he pulled 1I1tohis dnve- ! way Sure enough, the Camaro fired up, Jumped the curb WIth hghts off and dId a Tiger Paw tap PhOIO by Tom G,eenwood dance across the lawn A sharp-eyed neighbor caught the license plate and the Woods police were soon knockmg on a North HIgh student's door The Cottage-Ford hospital merger imminent car wasn't there, but the dnver was Sure, he had been out With Ford's rate bemg somewhat Before news of the Ford merger would approach $60 milhon by the Dmgeman saId that the mer- ear her , he said, but only to run to By Nancy Parmenter higher than Cottage's Figures broke, Don Lamb of the Compre- time you pay It off" chants as well as the city have a a local plZZel'1a No one else had DISCUSSionsof a pOSSible merger quoted m Cram's DetrOit Busmess henSive Health Planning Council of Without the Cottage garage, HIli responSibility to prOVide parking dnven the car, honest officers' between Cottage and Henry Ford show Ford WIth an average 91 per- Southeastern MIchIgan speculated plans are at a standstill for the mo- "We already prOVide a lot of park- After a little more conversa- hospitals. made pubhc thiS week, cent occupancy rate and Cottage that Cottage IS hkely to file an ment Developer Peter Bologna's mg," he saId, nammg the Hill lion, the lawn Job assaSSll1admit- have been gOll1gon Il1formally for With an average of 75 percent. appeal proposed retail and office bUlldmg mumclpal lot, the street parkll1g ted he'd been beh1l1d the wheel nearly three years, accordll1g to "We hope It would bnng more "They'll probably try to nego- rehed on the parkmg garage to ful- and the RIchard lot "We have a Dirt and sod caked on the under- Cottage spokeswoman Kathleen patients to both faclhtles," tiate somethmg behmd closed fill ItS parkmg needs responsibihty to provide some SIde of hiS car ended any further Maslanka Maslanka saId doors," he said, "but that Will take "We're waiting to see If parkmg, but the merchants also arguments Told he would be con- Fmally, the dISCUSSIon IS The merger's effect on patients up the rest of the year" (Bologna) can come up WIth have some responslblhty " fronted by the Woods detective reachlllg the deCISIOn pomt A would be practically nonexistent, Without major modificatIOns, another concept," said Farms Dmgeman said the city had not bureau, the teen was suddenly meetll1g of the Cottage board of she added It would Illvolve the en- there would be some questIOn as Mayor James Dmgeman "We yet received offiCIal notIfication very ll1terested 111 making a sm- tru~tees at the end of July could tirety of both health care corpora to whether an appeal would be ap- might grant a modest vanance - a from Cottage of the demal of the cere effort at reslltutlOn reach an agreement on the propos- tlOns, none of Cottage's present proved As the plan stands now, very, very modest one we would apphcatlon "A lot depends on I wonder what made him see ed merger, Maslanka ~ald faCIlitIes would close She said "the need IS not demonstrated," take a serious look at But I don't what Cottage deCides to do," he the hght? "At thiS pomt, no deCISIOn has there would probably be no effect Lamb said "It mvolves excessive thmk we could give one that would saId "We WIll respond as qUickly Now for the sleaze ball The} been mdde m any way, shape or on the J01l1t Cottage-Bon Secours new constructIOn and I thmk that's reqUIre 100 percent" as we can" may call It the fnendly Free form," I\Iaslanka saId ownership and operation of the the key It \~ould mcrease the cost Press, but It's defimtely not free, What form the gettmg-together recently purchased CAT scanner of health care dehvery " as one 81. ClaIr Shores man found could ta!'e IS one of the pomts shll Of Immediate mterest to the HItl - The project was expected to cost out under diSCUSSIOnThe two hospitals IS the merger's effect on the park- $303 m1l1l0n and would have re- North- High wins Accordll1g to the Woods pohce, already have a relationship in the II1g plan Maslanka Said further quired the refmancmg of the the Free Press has been suffering fields of sports medlcme and consideratIOn of resubmittmg the hospital's eXlslll1g long-term debt, a rash of papers stolen from a box hemodialySIS proposal for the parkmg structure accordmg to a fact sheet dls- located on the southwest corner "Cottage IS a commumty hospIt- has been on hold dunng the mtensl- tnbuted by the state public health national honors of Mack and Brys So last Sun- aI, Ford IS a tertIary care hospItal flcatlOn of the merger talks department m March Of the $30 3 day, two Free Press cIrculatIOn (treatmg the most complex condi- "As of now, (the merger) has no mIllIOn, more than $24 m1lhon By Mike Andrzejczyk "I think It shows the caliber of supervisors who had receIved m- tIOns)," Maslanka said "We ex- bearmg on the project," she said would have been borrowed, accord- North High School was selected education we offer students when formation that thiS particular box pect that patlents from our area Cottage's apphcatlon to bUIld to mg to Lamb last week for national honors m a we have a practlcally new offICe was gomg to be hit agam. station- who have tradItIonally used Ford parkmg structure was denied two "We're seemg a lot more elabor- program to recogmze outstandmg staff at the school and st1l1 quahfy for the natIOnal honors," Bnerly ed themselves a short distance Will be dttracted (through the pro- weeks ago by the state The hosplt- ate projects than m the past," he secondary schools North was one said There were a number of away to walt and see posed aSSOCiatIOn)to Cottage" aIlS entitled to make modlflcatlons said of CHPCSEM's review role of three sta te high schools to wm changes III central offIce personnel They first checked the box at 5 Occupancy rates vary from day 111 the proposal and resubmit It, "but "At today's mterest rates, It causes honors at the end of last school year, she a m and noted It contamed 1') to day, accordmg to Maslanka, has not yet deCIded to do so problem~ Twenty four mIllIOn The hIgh school was among 108 Sunday papers and no money m natIOnWIde clled by Secretary of added "They really did a super Job and the com box At 6 10 a m a man EducatIOn Wilham J Bennett m I thmk the commumty can be Justly drove up, put coms m the box, and the U S Department of Educa- No cost to put study in place proud of the high school," Bnerly took SIX edItions The Freep tIOn's "Excellence III EducatIOn" said "It shows that we are trymg supers checked the box Immedi- program to get the best education poSSIble ately afterward and found I1Ine Dr John Kastran, m hiS second year as prmclpal at North, WIll WIth our tax dollars" papers remammg, dnd 75cents 111 Board approves pay plan North was the last school built by the till travel to Washlllgton, D C m the They followed the man and By Mike Andrzejcz}k Grosse P01l1te competed With, yet saId fall for the ceremony that puts the system The school board pur- found hIm seIling the extra The Grosse POInte Pubhc School remamed wlth1l1constramts of pro- The five factors selected 111 the North III the top 5 percent of the chased the 317-acre Vanderbush Farm III the Woods for the bUlldmg papers outSide a local church "vstem now has an adm1Ol~tratlve perty tax dollars that run the order of Importance were ac natIOn's secondary schools They asked him to return With compensatIOn plan school system, Truhol said countablhty, level and difficulty (')f "Of the 40,000 secondary schools at a cost of $927,000 From mceptlon to completion them to Mack and Bry~ to talk The Board of EducatIOn Monday "The committee could not pos responSibilities, workmg relatIOn- III the Ul11ted States, only 500 was four years of hlgher-than- thmgs over, but he said he \"as I1Ight unammously adopted the slbly have done It, ' Hanpeter said ships, mdependence of action and qualifIed for natIOnal recogmtlon," much too busy to go along VIhen pldn developed by To\" er~. Perrm. "If It had tned, It would have been knowledge skills and expenence Kastran said "I am most pleased expected costs and an extra bond they flashed then" Free Press Forster and Crosby a manage a very abortive attempt ., Expenence was conSIdered the for the entire Grosse POlll1e com- Issue to cover $3 m1l1lODIII mfla- tlon-fueled constructIon cost not I D , he agreed to surrender the ment consultmg firm selected by the In recommenctll1g for the com- lea!>t Important factor because It'S mumty and partIcularly dehghted extra papers system to do the ~tud) at a cost of mittee that the board adopt the understood that for a person to be for the North commumty, our par- approved by voters 111 an earher bond question The value of the The supervIsors scoped out hl'i clo~e to $21 000 plan, Truhol added, , Based on my come an admlnJstrator, certam ents, students and faculty bUlldmg and eqUIpment is now car and found more Free Pre'iS The plan ~ ImplementatIOn Will expenence, I believe the consul- tramlng and expenence has to "Even though thIS recogmtlOn IS Sunday sectIOns on the front seat co~t the system nothmg, accordmg tants have come up With an excel have been obtained, Schaffarzlck for North High School, we owe a placed at $13 59 mIllion along WIth COPleSof the DetrOit to the con'iultmg firm All admlllis lent plan
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REPLACEMENT WINDOWS formation on what to expect from the divorce courts are inVited to at I Install efficiency, tend For more mformatlon. call Monday through Friday al %1.7073 Lunchtime concerts secure your home until 2 pm The Renaissance City Chamber Players, one of only two full-time chamber ensembles in the Attractive PC GlassBlock replacement basement windows cut energy costs and serves as an almost Impenetrable barrier against Intruders United States, will be the featured performers in Friday Classics, a new series of free concerts that A PC Glas~Block Window unit seals out cold and burglars while pro- Kolping festival will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the New Center Park, Second Avenue and West Grand Vidinginsulation so that you may qualify for a 15° 0 energy tax credit Boulevard. The concerts will be held on Fridays, July 12, 19 and 26. The group was formed last The '51st Annual Kolpmg Schuet. For effiCiency beauty security and privacy In one • _ year by Misha Rachlevsky, who conducted nationwide auditions. The 11-member orchestra Is com- zenfest (the traditIOnal marksmen easy Installation contact us today V~ posed of musicians from as far away as California and New York. festival) WIll be held Thursday, Ju- Your lamlly deserves It - ly 4, at Kolping Park The park IS • '0' Glass Block Sales Man s~~I\l8-~~8-5 located at Sugarbush Road be- Country" magazme's suggestions Completely secure bICycle stor- tween 21 Mile and Cotton roads London information for a royal shopping spree age WIll be avaIlable, and students 22701 Wood Street-Off 9 Mile at 194 A no-obligatIOn Informational Theater tickets to two evemng can eIther bring their own piCnICor • There Will be bands, folk danc- St Clair Shores MI • Phone 77813330 meetmg about the War Memorial's performances are Included In thiS purchase food from the park's con- 109, German-AmerIcan food, re- sOjourn to London Nov 9-16,will be $899 per person, based on double cessIOns freshments and entertamment for held Tuesday, July 9, at 7'30 p m occupancy, package Travelers Upon registratIOn, everyone Will children The parade begms at 1 30 wIll stay In a centrally located receive a route map, bike check- THI:'\lKING OF pm, followed by the marksmen's ThiS tnp has been custom-de- Signed for those who want to enJoy first-class hotel, and wIll be flown list. and a form for a bike safety competitIOn and crowning of a kmg via BrItish Airways nonstop from check Escorts Will be provided, and queen the theater, museums, ChrIstmas REMODELING? shoppmg, or browsing at a leisure- DetrOIt both front and rear, and a truck Donation IS$150 per person WIth ly pace Those who are unable to attend Will follow m case any repairs are children 16 and under free Gates the 1Oformatlonal meetIng July 9, reqUlred. 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Customcraft Offers lach "The dollar IS strong and the A Signed, parental permission slip The Very Best In' REC RDOMS 15 percent value added tax can be CUSTOM KITCHENS Boblo Island trip Bike tour IS required For addItional m- • Design Service rebated." formatIon, call 881-7511 • Materials BATHROOMS The Grosse Pomte Woods Semors The first mormng In London will War MemOrIal youth director • Value lor your Investment PORCH ENCLOSURES Club inVites mterested older resI- mclude a familiafizatlOn tour of the Jack Dotson and the staff from • Workmanship CUSTOM GARAGES dents to take part 10 a day tnp to city' Trafalgar Square, Big Ben, local bike shops Will escort Grosse Plant, gift sale • Service REPLACEMENT AND Boblo Island Friday, June 28 the Houses of Parliament, White- POInte students on a bicycle tour to The Friends of the Matthaei Bo- QUALITY GREENHOUSE WINDOWS hall, Scotland Yard, Admiralty Metro Beach Park, Wednesday, tamcal Gardens will hold their Participants shOUldgather m the DOESN T COST - OFFICES REMODelED Arch, Buckingham Palace and July 17. 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1 Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.A Park official gives up seat for now By Pat Paholsky primary election Aug 6 tor The message from Patricia mayoral and councJ! candidates Forster IS don't count her out yet The top two of three mayoral can- didates and top SIXof seven council While !>hewill not seek to retam hopefuls will then compete in the' her seat on the Park council, she said she will be an acllve work 109 November general electIOn The member of the group untJl Novem- charter reqUires that If more than ber and then she plans to continue two candidates declare for one her mvolvement behmd the scenes seat, there must be a primary elec- "'1 love thiS city and I really want tlOn to be a part of It," she said The most frustratlllg part of ser- ~er decIsIOn not to run for re- ving In publIc offICe IStrylllg to cor- election came aftel she was ac- rect false information, Forster cepted as a full-time student by the saId "It's really aggravating when SctlOol of SOCialWork, Wayne State , people are telling you something Umversltv With a husband and you know IS not true and they three chlidren - Juhe, 15, Brian, choose not to beheve you " 12, and Andrew, 8, - FOIster SaId The deCISIOn-making proces<;, sbe know!>her time will be at a pre however, IS the most enjoyable mlum part of servmg on the counCIl, she The hour!> a council member said "I really enjoyed belllg able must devote to cIty matteI!> ISmore to steer the city administratIOn mto th~n she would have expected, she projects the council felt was WOIth while and then seeing It happen " said, dependmg on the I!>sue "I Wish we would have done e'I thlllk we have an excellent She IS also proud of her Involve away With the primary," she said ment WIth the pubhc safety l!>sue council, very hard worklllg ThiS "It's an expense for the city and an community IS luck~ to have them She served as a councl! representa- expense for the candIdates" tIve With the committee studvmg It ):ll,es :l lot of tlrr.e :lr:d :l lot of Till:: Pad .. I:> lh~ oill)' \-It)' lil tllt: dedIcation I WIll appreciate them consolidatIOn and saId, "ll wa~ Grosse POlntes that will have a done very well " much more now" The hfelong Gros!>e POlllte resI- dent (she grew up on Buckmg- ham), said she IS gratified by the Office-seekers aboulld in Park Pt 010 U)/ Tom Greenwoorl wqrk done by the Pal k and Hecrea There Will be plenty of can- and top SIX III the counCIl contest An uncertain future tlOn CommIssion dIdates m the Park primary Aug 6 WIllcompete III the November elec "It was one of the thlllgs I cam- and Interest In the election pro- tlOn . faces thiS house off Lakeshore Road near Fisher. An agreement to purchase the house. palgned for and they've done an ex- mises to be high There WIll also be a ballot pro located on a 345 x 870-foot parcel, has been signed by John Blake, it was conftrmed by his son, cellent job It s an excellent com- Three persons have declared posal to amend the charter to Christopher Blake, Monday The property, registered to Louis Blau and Anna Ranger, has a state mISSion I'm espeCially pleased theIr mtentJon to run for the ehmmate the $1,000 limit now un- equalized evaluation of $652,656, according to DenniS Foran, assessor tor the city of Grosse wilh the small boat park which peo- mayoral pOSItIon, including the 1Il- posed on the admlmstratlOn The Pointe. Blake said It was too early to discuss plans tor the property, "We haven't presented ple With wlIldsurfers and non- cumbent, Palmer Heenan, who IS amendment would gIve councll the anything offiCially to the city at thiS time and we would like to inform the city first," he said. motorIzed boats can use" completmg hiS fIrst two-year term authOrity to set a limit Clerk She Said she IS also pleased that Other candidates are Mayor Pro Comptroller NunzlO OrtIsl said the "the roads fmally got done, al- Tern John Prost and David Zukow- amendment was proposed to allow though we have more to go ski for inflation pytell will leave bench after 18 years "I'm very pleased With the city The three councIl seats Will have MuniCipal Judge Beverly Grob- admllllstratlOn I thmk our city seven candIdates, mcluding two 1Il- bel's term expIres thiS November Aftel 18 yea I il 011 tlw bendl 111Ihe d prosecutor," P~tell said Until work from the May drunk dl'lvmg manager does a very good job cumbents, Carroll Evola and Mark however, she IS unopposed for Farms 1T1Ul1lCllhllLourl Judge then, the pollce department had cases by the date of the June drunk He's mvolved and creative and Valente II, both of whom are flOlsh- another four-year term Hobert Pytel! IS call1llg \1 qUit!> been handhng the usual prosecutor- driving court appearances stays on top of things" ing their first four-year term "I'm Jusl nol dblp 10 lake thul wi dutieS "It would be my opinion that we One example she cites IS the up- PatriCia Forster has decided not to Seven in Farms file much time away from lTl) prac "We're on a par now With CitIes need more court time," Pytell said grading of the bUSiness district on run The story appears above tlCe," he saId I\lunIup..tljudges In With full.tlme judges," he said The Farms court now meets twice Tuesday was the filing deadlIne the Pomte,> are pdrt t line 1-'\ lell hd!> "'I here's a greater degree of lack of a month. Kercheval near the DetrOit city in the Farms for candidates for Other candidates are Lee Car- an Independent legdl pi .It lice concern to obey laws" "I do have some fond memories, hmIts All of the extenor work - municipal offices in the November rick, John W. Hibbard, Arthur H. By 1984, the Farms court em- too," Pytel! said "1 enjoyed work- the awnmgs, sidewalks and lights election. Five candidates have an, - was done by block grant funds Getz, James E. Robson Jr. and ployed two part-tIme clerks whose 109with the city employees and with nounced for four counCil seats and and Forster said "It's become a Lynn B. Crissman. Rita Bailey, lIme was filled With completIng the p'0hce It was a pleasure. But 1 two candidates for one judgeshIp, paperwork The paperwork has now can t give them more time, so I just very Viable area " who filed for one of the four-year City Clerk Richard Solak said terms, withdrew from the race. dssumed such proportIOns that the have to stop" The beautification of Mack Filing for the position of part- The city charter requires that a clerks were unable to complete the -Nancy Parmenter Avenue IS also to the city's credit, time municipal judge were Peter primary election be held when she added. O'Rourke and Anthony C Penta Jr Her one regret IS that nothing there are more than two candi- Municipal Judge Robert Pytell, Waugaman to step down was done to amend the city charter dates for each position. The top two vote-getters in the mayoral race who has held the position for 18 Farms Councilwoman Nancy regarding the requirement to hold years, will not run again thlS year a primary for local elections Waugaman has deCIded not to run Of the four council seats, three lor offtce agaIn after 16 years Overseas jobs are for four years and one is for two "I feel I can no longer accomplish The American citi- years, The top three vote-getters the things I want to - I don't have zens who work abroad will fill the four-year terms, Solak Ihe votes," Waugaman SaId for the State Depart- said. Although the Farms counCil has ment in our embassies Two candidates are Farms poll- dccompllshed a number of thmgs and consulates are tical newcomers. They are George Wutlgaman said she IS proud of, she members of the For- J, Baer II and John M, Crowley dl!>osa\d she \s dlsappomted that her eign Service, For infor- Three of the declared candidates perspectlVe on ordinance enforce- mation on how to apply are council incumbents. Joseph L ment IS not shared for such a job, write the Fromm has served 12 years, Gail "I thmk It's Important to have State Department, For- Kaess, SIX years, and Bruce M Robert Pytel! automatic enforcement on or- eIgn Service Officer Rockwell two years Nancy Waug- dinances Without citizen com- Recruitment Branch, aman, a IS-year council veteran, When'PyteJl first sat as mUniCipal plaint," she saId "I feel strongly Box 9317, Rosslyn Sta- has decIded not to run agaIn ]udgp 111 tll( Falll1", COUI I mel 011 that a cItizen shouldn't have to make tion, Arlington, Va There wIll not be a primary elec- Wedne"dd\ (\ ('lllng" dud the (.1<;(' a complamt agall1st another CItizen 22209, accordmg to a tIOn for city posts All candidates 10dd \\ d~ :,m d II Thel e \1 CI C t Imc" III order to get something done" US Department of Will appear on the November bal- \\hclI lllt',\ d Celli mE' and <;3\, SOli \ Waugaman also favors prohIblt- labor fact sheet. lot ,Judge, clon l (ome 111 1 hpi C UI en t mg parkmg on city streets at mght, both for the protectIOn of the resI- dny <:a:,l", liP recalled Nancy Waugaman dents and for practICal purposes to l\Iost oj the case", III those da\ s SAVE 25.% 50% were tl alfJc tlChet<., \1 Ith the occ'a such as snow removal She regular- mum property maintenance ordin- THREE NEW COLONIALS ~lOnal felon \ thl OWTl III Ihel e \\ ere ly states her concern at counCil ance, which reqUires a certifICate of tadluss&'zahloute no Civil ca~c" no COUll clel k, and no Iileetlngs occupancy so that eIther the owner FINE ORIENTAL RUGS SINCE 1897 Hollywood - Grosse Pointe Woods need for one 1-'\ leI I ",,'Id Some of her successes as she sees or the buyer of the house becomes 330 E. Maple Ad • Bl1mmgham • (313) 644-8200 BUl uvll La"c'" beg,Hl tu pI ollfer them have been In the development responslblle for bringIng It up to Between Woodward and Hunter Blvd New custom bUilt Coloma Is, 3 bedrooms, dle 111 till' ..,1Il1 happ\ 711', dnd Oil' of the HilI dlstnct "[ feel very code "It has helped perserve our 2112 baths, bay Window, natural fireplace, developmcnt t II 'ot ul till' IHl'dlh re",ponslble for the RIchard lot," she agmg commumty," she said. large kitchen With dishwasher, French dI)/CI dnd J,I!P! oj th' on till' "pot Said "And we've accomplished Waugaman will be replaced by doors to patiO, carpeted. 2 car garage anal\ IeI' brought a hllgp Ill' 1PcI"C 111 <;ometlung on the HIll, but not as fast one of the ftve candIdates for coun- oin or Rene drunk dll \ II1g C lid I f;('" 1'11(' La "C.., ,1<; I would like It " cIl who met last week's Tuesday fIl- OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Immedldle!\ hl dldl! d j, om l'\ght 10 Waugaman also feels <;hewas 10- 109deadlme There are four council :W pPJ munlh "lrumentdllll upgradmg Farms 01'- seals up for election MEMBERSHIP IN 881.6992 "Ihdt ,,\\!lulllIl..,l..,tu!onhd\lI1g dllldnce". 111partlcular the minI -Nancy Parmenter THE GROSSE POINTE , THINK SUMMER! HISTORICAL SOCIETY GRAND OPENINGI AT DENNISON'S 14826 E. Jefferson , (Corner Alter) PRE JULY 4th SALE 25070 OFF Ticketed price on all regular or clearance priced merchandise ME:\1RERSIIIP RENEFITS INCLUDE: • The sharing of knowledge and Ideas WIth people ALL ....ho are Interested In our community's hIstory • PartiCIpatIOn In maintaining and expanding till' SocIety ~ collectlOn~ SUMMER • "The MOOrings. the Grosse POinte Historical SocIety s new~letter. IS mailed directly to you and CELLULAR CAR PLAYWEAR gives up to date informatIOn on events and ac- tlvltle~ of hl~torlcal Interest TELEPHONE • Dlscount~ on lecture and tour fee~ AND • An opportumt} to take part '" Ith other volunteers, SPECIALISTS In re<;earch projects and fund-raISing efforts SWIMWEAR --Gros~P~~e~Stm~~S~~~-- • Sale Ends Wednesday, July 3rd 1275 Cook Road Room 105 AUTO ALARMS Grosse Pomte Woods. MI 48236 • NAME Tel (~n) flfl4.7010 HOOD LOCKS BRANDS Annual Membership Dues • AT SINGLE $ 1500 RADAR DETECTORS FAMILY $ 2000 MODERATE SUSTAINING $3000 • DONOR $5000 CAR STEREO PRICES OTHER $-- by Kenwood, CI.rlon Enclosed IS my/our check Jen.en's, Pion•• , In the amount of $ _ _ --- _ Name _ _ _ -----_ Address _ __ ------City State ZiP __ 17037 Kercheval Telephone _ 16ll8O W warren 22304 WoOOward 19050 Tel!oraph 14826 E, Jefferson acro., from JacoblOn', 12 8lcs £ of Sill FIW)'\ S 019 MtIe Ccrner 7 Mlit (Comer Alterl Thank you lor your gene"ous suppon DetrOit MI 48228 Fl!rndale loll 48220 [)etroH "II 48219 Detroit, MI 48215 Your contflbut/on IS tax deductible (313) 271 7474 (313) 5477997 (313) 532 1003 (3131 823.0833 881-5060
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Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985 Policewoman is named officer of year FENCES TOM'S By Tom Greenwood The suspect was convIcted of "He's gone mto narcotics," she ahead of me AOD Chrll>tme Amluxen IS one tough a~sauIt wIth mtent to do great bodi- said "So I'll be teamed up WIth "But I love the pride that's Ill- • cookie Hel' lello\\ DetrOIt pollce of- ly harm and also of bemg a habi- someone new Eventually though stilled III that diVISIOn Everyone PRIVACY ficers \\ III tell you somethlllg else tual offender and IS back at Jack- I'd hke to get IIlto the mounted dIVI- who sees cops on hor::,es has a smile FENCE about Amluxen -- they thlllk she's son Prison "He should be there for sIOn They're a very elIte branch and a wave I thmk It'd be lllce to & a pretty good police offlcer a long hme," Amluxen saId "We and there's a long \\ altlllg list be lIked by the publlc agdlll " CHARM TO OURDOOR LIVING AREAS The Interndhonal As~oelatlOn of .1lso got his passenger friend I shll Women Pollee Ofhcel's agrees and had his driver's license when they • Licensed • 15 Yrs Experience recenLly ndmed hel a!>thell" pollee brought me to the hospital We offlcel 01 the yea r She'll tJ avel to tracked hun down through that" • Fully Guaranteed Anchorage th;~ Idll to accept her Amluxen spent months 10 a • ReSidential & Commercial award wheelchaIr and hel doctors were convinced she would never walk ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & The award ha~ to be the highlight of the yeal fOl Amluxen, 38, who agdln "All the doctors except SECURITY FENCES \\ a::' ra'lsed 1Il Gro::,~e Pomte and one," Amluxen ~ald "Dr Chns CALL gl dduated tram Gr os::,e POll1le Lee, d classmate from Grosse FOR FREEESTIMATE High School The 10\\ po'nt ha~ to Pomte HIgh, told everyone I'd walk be \\ hen ~he \\ a::, ::,hot and neady .1gdlll and he \\ as right I'll always n4-2045 kIlled 111 fllghland Pdrk by a be grateful for hl~ help and encour- .Jdtkson PII..,on p,1lalee 1/1 OctOUf'1 agement" I!.lHl Another doctor hIgh on Amlux- '1 \\ a.., \\ or klllg \\lth my partnel en's lIst was Grosse POInter Dr III d 1'0\ mg ~cout tar," Amluxen Mal yanne UZlllS, who specIalizes ~dld Whateve' preclIlct had dn 111 phySIcal therapy "She's the be~t i -New Japanese 'SuPerpm'- ovelllo\\ of call~. \\c d be sent by 111 the world," Amluxen saId "Be I the dl::,patchel to h,wdle the ex- W" ~...... ~ .... I ... hlPpn lhpm lhf'y harl rnf' up walk u:,::,.., \\ e \\ Cl e t on~tdntl~ on the go mg, talklllg and almost runmng " Insures Kapld weight-LOSS We got d I un on d ~tabblllg Il1lhgh Idnd Pdrk \\ hlle looklllg lor lhe The DetrOIt Pollce Department No Dieting - Eat All You Want. Pill Does All The Work ::,u::,pecl,a car Jumped d\\ d~ ham wa~n't fully convmced Amluxen the curb and took off at d high rate could return to duty and offered BEVERLY HILLS, C A - An exclI- where there are reportS of easy al"d fast 01 ..,peed her a dlsabllltv retirement which 109 ne .... "all natural" welghl-Ioss welghl-I~ from formerly ovelVlelght "We pulled them 0\ er dnd 1 \Va::, would helve amounted to about "Super" PIli de\eloped by Ihe JMA people (m all walks of 1Jfe)who are now talkmg to the drivel ~he Sdld 1 $26,000 per year She turned It (Japanese MedIcal A.\SOCIallon) has just slun, Inm, and allraClne agaIn hdd hI::'!lcen::,e and \\ hen I told him do\\n been approved for dlSlnbutlon In the to get of the Cdl , he ..,uddenly shov- 'I wanted to return to work," she Company OffeB Umted States Reponedly. II can guar- ed the door open and Jumped out I ~ald "I admIt It I love bemg a Extraordinary Guanlntee cop " antee that )OU .... 111Jose more lhan a had him 1I1 a bear hug and he pu::,h pound a dav wllhout dieting, from the You now can purchase Anutol duect ed a gun mto my stomach and Amluxen has always wanted to very firsl day unlll you reach your Ideal from Ihe North Amencan d1stnbutor, fIred He and 1115pas~enger ran be a pollce officer After gradua- When I \\ a~ on the ground, I could tion she attended college for a year weight and figure News of Iius "Super and II comes WIth an extraordmary P holO by Tom G reel1woou heal' the dltference 1Il the sound of before droppmg out She marned, PIII"\S literally sweepmg Ihe country Il's guarantee had two children and taught horse- Christine Amluxen called Amltol and there has never been If you place your order now and then their guns as they hred at each other A 38and a 'l57 magnum My back ndmg She was then hIred by anythIng qwte hke It before follow the SImple InslructlOns for a partner shot the dl'lver five time::, Grosse Pomte CIty as a clerk diS- "Flushes Calories Right Out penod of 30 days, you musl be com- and went after the pa"senger I patcher Senator confirms stance O{ Your Body" pletely satISfied WIth the dramallC visible called mto the dl::,patch that I was "I was the only female there," What makes Anulot so thnltmg and results or Just return the empty conla1ner shot and needed help Squad cars she saId "I worked wIth ChIef Andy against capital punishment 10 will send umque IS Its reponed abllIl) flush and Dyna Labs trnrnediately filled the ~treet 1Il seconds" Teethart, a really great guy I dId calones nghl out of your body Anutolls back your enllre purchase pnce This Taken to Mount Carmel, Amlux- everythmg from makmg coffee to The emotional confrontahons 0- tence's use completely safe, II contaU1s no drugs guarantee applIes regardless of yow age en under\',ent emergency surgery pattIng down female pnsoners I vel' a proposed state death penalty "Everybody can say m theIr own ....hatsoever Its mgredIents are denved or current ....elght level What could be for the shot that nIcked her spme knew I wanted ,to be a cop" on the Senate floor recently didn't mmd, 'oh, I know when It would solely from the KonJac root wluch grows better than that! It's just that sunple If and eventually lodged 1Il her back The whole time, Amluxen had change the mmd ot eIther senator apply,' but the way to frame the IS- pnmanIy In Northern Japan you've med 10 lose wetght before and Just below the sklll She'd hke to her apphcatlOn m at the DetrOIt leadmg the battle The vote was sue IS WIth a statute," Kelly saId Why the Konjac root? It has been faded you no longer have an excWiC. have the bullet, but the DetrOIt Police Department Then In 1974, 21-13m favor of mallltalllIng MIChl- "It's easy to say you're m favor of used m Japan for over 1600 years to AmltollSavatlable,lt'seasyandltworks homICIde department kepI It for the cIty was ordered to Il1crease It~ gan's 139-year traditIOn bannmg capital pUllIshment, but my ques- eVidence number of female offIcers and the death penalty tIon IS under what cIrcumstan- produce rapid and natural welghl-loss' WIthout dIetmg' ces?" Japanese sludles venfy that Konjac Besr of all, ordenng AnutoilS sunple, "BelJeve It or not, the guy who Amluxen and 12other women were Sen Kirby Holmes (R-UtlCa), Kelly saId that he, too, engages root actually prevents far producmg cal- fast, and relJable Sunpty call Dyna Labs shot me lived," Amluxen said "He off to the academy the sponsor of the resolutIOn, hal> ' Dunng the next 11 yeC'.rs, she been flghtlllg for 12 years to mtro- m constituent polhng, but doesn't ones from bemg absorbed mlo your Toll Free (1-800-441-5454) and order cI'awled t\\O blocks a\\dY and they \\ orked WIth the harbor master, III duce the death penalty and stili conSIder It an accurate measure system They say It does tnls by WIth your credIl card Ifyou don't have a found hIm underneath a bush We never dId fmd the gun though A cnme analySIS umts and WIth chtld places hope III a petitIOn dnve un- because the responses are too few ,urroundmg much of the fats, protelffi credit card Dyna Labs will also accept abuse vIctIms Along the way she del' way around the state Holmes and only highly motIvated mdlVld. and carbohydrates you have eaten WIth a COD orders nghl over the phone' All canllle Ulllt tracked the pas~enger and he met With the driver agalll earned 12 departmental com men- he saId he IS a "past master" of uals are likely to return the ques- protective VISCOUS coaling which IS then orders are shipped trnrnedJately by UPS, We thlllk the gun was passed at datlOns and seven CItatIOns constItuent polling and that both tIOnnaIres He saId his opposlllg the gently flushed out of your system And wluch meaffi no delay and no orders 105t that pomt "I'll be back to work full tIme as hIS dIstrict and the general MIChl- death penalty, published III the according 10 Japanese research thIS In the ITIalII "We searched the car and found soon as I get nd of thIS thmg," she gan populatIOn are heavtly m favor Grosse Pomte News June 6, had eli- produces absolutely amazIng results $1995-30 day supply, or $35 95- another gun that the pa::,senger was saId, tappmg a cast on her leg WIth of capital pumshment Polls show CIted several constituent letters, And who can dIsagreel Anulol (at- 60 day supply Operatorsarestandmgby slttmg on," she added 'The dnver a cane "I tnpped and broke my nearly three-quarters of the state "All shocked at my pOSItIOn" though brand new 10 tlus country) IS and wdl be glad to take your order You • has been released on pelrole Just ankle when I had to go to court Can populatIOn m favor Some legislators say they base already being called by many people, can order 24 hrs a day, 7 days a weeki IlIne days earlieI' on an armed rob- you beat that?" Opponent Sen John Kelly (D- most of their votes on theIr constI- ~the mOSl exciting welghl40ss break- P\ease don't WlLltto call You really do bery convlctlon He died tWIce on Current plans have her schedul- DetrOlt) charged Holmes WIth tuents' deSIres, but not so Kelly through of the cenlury" In fact, every- deserve 10 be thml the table lrolllcall), I later dIS- ed to go back to a cnme analySIS "pandermg to the electorate" III "I vote on a lot of thmgs that may -,I(]velthell1l'lIt- covered tha t the doctor tha t sa ved sectIOn, but WIthout her old pushmg for the death penalty be agall1st what the maJol'lty my hfe abo saved hl~ " partner "A Simple one-line constitutIOnal wants," he said "I thmk people ,...... , authorlzatIon to engage In klihng want leadershIp I base my votes convicts Isn't the nght way to on reason or moral imperative frame the Issue, II Kelly satd June OtherWise why elect representa- M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. 12 He said two weeks ago that the tives at all? We could Just vote by GET THE BIG PICTURE FROM US Cleaning Materials & EqUIpment proper way to present the I~sue to button It Isn't our Job to let pubhc the voters IS III the form of a statute 0pllllon polls tell us what to do ,. AT A GREAT PRICE speclfrcally govermng the sen- - Nancy Parmenter WE DELIVER 884-0520
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lie'> through pi oduet lOll ..md pi IlIt lllg Austm Ii>a Lachelor 01 11n(' ..1I t,> VILLAGE MARKET graduate 01 the Centel 101 Cleatlve Konrad, Channel 4 Stud Wi> In DetrOit dnd I~d'" pie vlou~ly d~~ocldted Illth 1'01 d &. 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms win regional award Ead A~i>Ol , I{o,>"etll 1\""1)(' , Imd Beth Konrad of the Park, cur Srmlh, IIlnchmdll &. Cd \ II'> (;1 mlp rently vice president of commul1lty 24J De!>lgn offel!> lon,>u!t..tllOn In development at Channel5b, won an corpordte dnd retdll Hlenllt\ ,HI award for her work a'> edllorIal vertli>mg, pack,lgmg dnd prllll "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" director at Channel 4 Idst year The Announclllg \lark (hJJlt ('11m central regIOn of the NdtlOnal ~tt'\ I'lle, of the Farm!> \1 Ii'> honol ed fine Broadcast EdltOlldl ASi>oClat!on by the DetI OIt HIi>tOlJl ..11 ~OC1('(\ U'lTlPS PRICES IN EFFECT recogmwd the statIOn and Its 101 hI'> eflm b In the pUllhd"l' dnd JUNE 27th, 28th & 29th director for editorIal quality and rei>toratlOn 01 Cadllldl ...bll thpl<.lll' liquor commumty "erVlce mamtamed on DI Gl'rahl :\11l1l..1II 01 the \\ ood" a consl~tently high level through g..lVe d le<..ture on oplJthdhnologl out the yedr dnd d Iree \1'>lOn test 10 I1lCmbPI" of the SelllOl CI UN'I" Club ..II thl' Insurance bureau St (,ldll ~IJOI e'> Hl'U edt 1011 (. lub fiesh J;~th;:'~.J. names Cox to board Pomtel'> dl e oft Il el s of the .:. dgenly lha t opel dIe" the Hon ..t1d -.--. E.L. Cox of the Woods, pre~J(jent 1\I<..Donald 1I0u:>e ..It CllIlllten" .. - of Michigan Mutual Insurance HO'>J)llal 'mlll,l BlI...htoll oj the FRESH $ Company, was elected to a two- Woods IIai> eletted to her IOUlth year term on the governmg boal d term" 3i>~eel etary of the Child, Pll " BAY SCALLOPS 4~~ of the msurance mdustry's Proper Oncolog) ServIce:, of ;\Itctllgdll III ....--.-. .------.-. ..-.. ~ ty Loss Research Buredu The Barb,1I a (lI ...hing \\<1" ele<..led to the STuiF£D~~--~----- bureau IS a nationwide trade as~o ageney'~ bOdl d 01 dlre<..lol" clation provldmg consulting and Former Pomter 0..1\ HI \ \'1'1 bekp , SOLE $1?a! educational services to ItS member has been appomted COIpOIdte ad msurance companIes COX IS a mlnlstrator lor \\age" and s..l!an STUFFED WITH WILD RICE 5 oz. Serving member of many m~urance mdui> for Troy'~ Budd C'omp ..lI1y IIhel e try orgamzatlons, the Gredter De- he hd~ been emplo) ed smce l!Jh(, COOKOUT FAVORITES trOlt Chamber of Commerce, The Tom Rophl oj the Fdl m'> \\d:> Economic Club of DetrOIt, and has named a vice prei>ldent ..It C ..Imp USDA CHOICE WHOLE been with MIChigan Mutual smce bell Ewald Hoehl hd" been 11](' BONELESS 1952 He was educated at the Um print pl'OducllOn i>upel \ 1"01'011 th£' FRESH ALASKAN verslty of Miami and Wayne State Eastern Alrlmes account lie ha::, UnIversity worked at CdmpbeJl-E\\ aid '>1Il(e SOCKEYE A t' , d' I 1969 SCh\leltzer !{edl Estate, '!~~L~!~.LOIN US In IS Inc has sent 11 i>ale!>managel '>to d $2~~ eSlgn p anner CUT INTO STEAKS NO EXTRA CHARGE SALMON STEAK for marketing firm tramll1g program on mnovcltl\ e Peeled and Deveined Carol Chope marketmg techl1lqlles LOCdl glcld,> FROZEN .\ustm of the are Seh\s,mtzer mandgers J)('lltll.., Ready to Cook Farms has Jom- \ndl'Us, at the Woods oflice, and Medium ed the Ann Ar- Doug I\ndruf>, at the !,'armi> olfJ(:e bor firm of Leigh Will 11101 e, m,lI1dger of TURKEY BREAST 26.30to LB $7?B? Group 243 De- Wallace Travel on Fli>her I{oad SHRIMP sign, Inc as a has been de~lgnated Cellilled 4-7 LB. AVG. senIOr graphiC Travel Counselor TIIO \ Cdri> of MOUNT CLEMENS BAKERY deSigner She study, a sel'les of eham" d the,>ls ,b\ THE DEPENDABLE HAM Will be responsl- and five years of expel'lence netted FROSTED ble for coordl- her the honOl from the NdtlOndl In CINNAMON natmg deSIgn projects with clIents ~tJtute of CertIfIed TI a \ eI Agenb .~\!~\.HORMEL BREAD and Will oversee all deSIgn dcllVl- - i\' anc) P dl'l1H'lItCI' _~-~ CURE 81 ~• -J~ $31L~ $11Q' Golf benefit successful ~..,.w~ Fully Cooked and Boneless 1 L! loaf A total of $6,000 III prIzes was members, the hetp ot Bon Secouri> awarded at the 1985 Bon Secours employees, and the enthlli>ldSm 01 CANADIAN InVitatIonal Golf Benefit on June 10 the participants," said Chnstopher 7.UP R~g, or Diet at the Lochmoor Gotf Club 111 Gros- 1\11 Carney. chief executive otflcer Orange Crush se Pomte Woods Proceeds from the of Bon Secours HOSPltdl BACON CHUNKS Reg, or Diet The steerIng committee ll1c1ud- event, approximately $28,400, Will BY THE PIECE 1 LB. AVG. Canada Dry Ale be used to benefIt the Bon Secours ed W George Kl amel Jr , Chdll $3~~ Hospital Health and Fitness Center man, Kenneth Adlel CO-d1dll FRESH 111 St. Clair Shores man, Chnstopher 1\1 Cdrne) chief executive offlcel, Archie W 6~k $1~! The Health and Fitness Center 1S the first hospital-based \Vellness fa- Bedell, M D , Ph D , John A 13011 clhty in the eastern metropolItan James A Bologna, Edrl !{ Boon 97~ area, Smce ItS opemng III Septem- stra, Robert D B07eH, 1\1D , Ed- ber 1984, the Center has offered the mund M Brady Jr. LorenlO D commumty exercise and lIfestyle Browmng, C John BUl ke, Ted F' programs developed by fitness Om'low, George DuFour, Robert G profeSSIOnals Frear, DDS, Ann Gehlel t Robert Wmners of the golfmg competl L Hannon Jr, 1\1 Jane Kd\< .John tlons were' DaVid Belfore and Jo L KlIlg, James W KleJII::\I D , Meyers, straightest drives, PaulIne Krestel, It..!) J L)nch Brother Kevlll Gilhooly and Man- Roger F McNeill 1\1D , TheodOl e lyn Melr, closest to the pill Draw- Mecke Jr. Robert L \ugent "OLD" mg pnzes Il1cluded a week's rental Peter E O'Rourke, John Seemann of a condomimum for four on Mar- RIchard P Shamma~ Donald 1\ COKE co Island, Ftonda, valued at more S\\
Surrendered to Grant, who was adorned m Sprmgtlme IS all peace f\r '\1H (> 1111rfH ( hrlQ, Iwlll\'1 rags The gref'n grass peekmg through the snow, f ~\., (I ( rI ( Hll .. '-Cht r '-.Il0rt .. t rllll~r \rln(, \1 lh('nn I Rt-n}amm (,UIITri A signed treaty The unvellmg of daffodIls, 'vIIH ...mi KIm kOlin ....Ik ( rf' n "1 ,nH "'t~\( ...uI ~k And a white flag flying in the wind The dehcate buds on the fruit trees, ~I,. • r I I n t- rlflorH~1 ( OMIlIt 1nt Showed defeat, humility, and peace Even the chddren's whoops of JOY CIRCULATION 882~900 On the last day of school I)efore vacatIOn \ld \ I l.. There is peace between friends, !( ( \ I "I \ I And peace between foes who have settled their The peace m a graveyard - Hob, It (. "d..:.11 disputes. It IS caused by seremty of the heart Membf"r There is a peace which timid men possess Of those who are dead l'uh"~h('r \1. mt \1 rhlj.. H' Pre -l<; \""Il<. IIH n Because they are afraId of fighting. We, who are alIve, may grieve for them, Rohert B. Edgal', Editor and Puhli"hf'r I'., "I \.l "'''i"'II>t r \ ...4lK' I ,t (,n If Lhey do not agree, But the deceased have found their peace of (1940.1979) AuditeBureAU They will not speak their mind. mmd (f ClfculRtlOOIl They are afraId to disturb the peace - Mara Voorhees 4 .I
Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, June 27, 1985
~rk businesses respond to editorial ~ditor's note: The following let- To Paul McCarthy; experienced and IS domg a great ten. were sent to Paul D. McCarth- Do you call your May 1985 edl- Job HIStemperment ISsuch that he y" publisher of the Pointer a free tonal Journahsm? can work With anyone He doe::>not circulatIOn paper published'month- Your blatant edltonal about have to kowtow to anyone HIS Job I)'! The businesses requested this Grosse Pomte Park has made us IS not polItlcal forum to air their response to an very angry at you again For sever- With so much cnme gOing on editorial that appeared in the May al years you have wntten I!>sue. everywhere today, It IS only wise derogatory articles about the Park and prudent for us to form neigh- To Paul McCarthy. and ItS adminIstrators Why do you borhood watch groups and do any- :rhe Grosse POinte Real Estate always have to be so negative? thmg we can to make it difficult for Exchange would hke to comment Your edltonalls neither hysterical the Criminals nor scary - It I~ Just plam stupid I regarding your edItOrIal In the May Issue of the Pomter newspaper It IS full of untruths (ye~, hes) Your last sentence we do not un- Member firms and sales assocl- Let's take each of your state- derstand Pay what bIll? ments one at a time at~s of the Grosse POinte Real Es- The Park, the City, the Farm~, tate Exchange represent a very It ISeVident that you are not look- mg for a home to buy m the Park, the Wood~, and the Shores are all slgmflcant force In the h<;t1ng And because II you were, you would not Grosse Pomte We :J.re one e:J.ch selhng of residential properties With a separate city government throughout the Grosse Pomte be able to afford It The home~ are commumtles not cheap The next time you want to Write There IS absolutely no statistical CrIme IS not any more rampant about the Park, get that chip off or, substantive baSIS for your in the Park then m the other Grosse your shoulder and wnte posltlvely Pomtes Your tncks With figures cl~lms regarding prIces or demand It Will make you feel better and us are a mahclOus effort to mislead too, because we are alIve and well for housmg In Grosse Pomte Park At this time there are many sales our cItizens We love Grosse Pomte Park' Why should our mUniCipal Judge Just completed, as well as pendmg, Our lights WIll be on long after where in fact cItizens are movmg waste her time glvmg an mtervlew to someone who writes the way you you are gone within Grosse Pomte Park write? Clara N, Odell, At this time there are many a- Concsponding Secretary gents with chents either preferrmg CIty government IS not at a standstill and never has been Our The Grosse Pomte Park or exclUSively hmlhng their pur- Busines!> and ProCessional Ass'n chase options to the City of Grosse city government has always been very hard-workmg, dedicated and Pomte Park Let It be made very clear the res- courageous The elected council Idential real estate market m debates Issues and problems and I Grosse POinte Park, as well as the the maJonty rules - thiS IS entire Grosse Pomte commumty, IS democracy very healthy Sales are good In- The Park has never been Without I say Creeping malaise ventory of listed homes is lower a pohce chief At the present time, than prevIous years, and the aver- our chIef IStemporary, but he ISan easy Answer these questIOns to see absolutel) have to do, do you; expenenced man With years of ser- I've dIscovered a new dIsease, med mto coat or pants pockets age market time m Grosse Pomte -i Most of all, watch the eyes They If you're a sufferer of Creepmg a) Groan and gnpe and do a shp- vice He knows hiS job CommIttees Creeplllg Malaise Park ISless than several of the oth- Malaise shod Job? are formed to ease the burden of It's an InSidious malady that I are often downcast or partlally er Grosse Pomte communIties. closed When a sufferer IS walklllg 1) When you start \\ ork, do you; b) Go through the motIOns with It '}ppears, Mr McCarthy, that our administrators hope someday to see enshrined be- tween pique and ennUlm Farquar's down a street, past a store wmdow a) Thmk about the end of the the same feeling you would have you have a pohtlcal ax to grind So What do you mean "a busmess day? while eatmg a dish of plaIn warm dlstnct that. doesn't eXist"? The French Diseases of the Soul or through a mall, he focuses atten- be it - why not say so outright. hon on objects, not people If you b} Put everythmg off untIl to- gelatm? As profeSSIOnals m the real es- Park has five busmess dlstncts - Creepmg Malaise Isn't fatal, although ItS VictIms take a dlstmct happen to meet those eyes, you'll morrow and plan to call m Sick? c) Do it qUickly, Without fuss? ta\e mdustry the members of the on East Jefferson, Kercheval, c) PI&n your day and get busy? If you answered (a) to more than CharlevOiX and two on Mack lack of interest lIllife around them notice they aren't lookmg at the Grosse Pomte Redl Estate Ex- outer world l) When ) Oil have a little prob- three of those questIOns, you're ch}mge object to these unsubstan- Avenue These busmess distncts Cau~es are numerous, mcludmg ram, Mondays, work and SOCialac- lem, do ) 011; normal, so don't worry. If you tlC\ted slurs. support many families It would a) Blow It out of proportion and answered (c) to all fIve of those In our opmIOn, responsible jour- seem that the Park members of the tivIties Why call It Creepmg Malaise? blame It on someone else? questions, you're probably a nalism should deal In facts The Mack Avenue BUSiness Ass'n \of Well, the dIsease ISfIrst marked by b) Ignore It, It'S gOIng to happen leadmg cause of Creeping Malaise. references to property values and which you are a part) would be of- a SImple, who-cares? attitude It agam, anyway? Leave the planet Immediately area realtors are anythmg but fended by your statement slowly advances, paralyzing crea- c) Solve It With a mmllnum of If you answered (b) to the five factual. As to the mayoral electIOn, no fuss? questIOns, or didn't bother answer- Thomas R. Youngblood one has declared his candidacy yet tlVlty, mterest In others and finally strikes down the emotIOns, one by Mike ;Il YOll come home from work Ing them at all because you don't President, Grosse Pointe Our city manager ISnot fearful of and your pet dog runs to greet you, care, you've got a case of Creeping losmg hiS job He IS well tramed, one Hence the name Andrzejczyk Real Estate Exchange Do )OU, MalaIse Why dIdn't I name It after my- I self? Could you Imagme Andrez- a) Push him away because Still not sure? Trustees get committee assignments ]czyk's Disease? Not only would there's somethmg you have to do Do you drInk cold coffee because before you pet him )'ou don't'feel hke gettmg another' " sufferers be saddled WIth the diS- L , Village, trustees received their tIhcation and Planning commis- b) Pet him out of reflex, the way cup and don't want to ha ve to make committee assignments Tuesday, sions. ease, but they wouldn't be able to ~ you would flush a tOIlet, or shut off a fresh pot? Patncla Galvm WIll chair the tell anyone what they had June 18, from Shores councd pres- Meetmg the glance of a person a light when you leave a room Do you decide to ha ve a single Ident Gerald Schroeder MUniCipal Bulldmgs committee How do you know if you've been stricken? The first symptom, as I WIth Creepmg Malaise Isn't easy c) Cuddle and coo at your ador- candy and end up eating IS? Then and serve on the ElectIOn Commis- mg pet do you feel gUIlty, so you have C Bradford Lundy Jr Will re- sIOnand the Public Safety and Park said, is you don't care In fact, If The eyes are the wmdows to the main preSident pro-tem, and will you care to thmk on It, you remem- soul and no one hKes to show off a 4) You're in YOllr car listening to three more? and Harbor committees the radio. Do yuu; Do you refuse to shave for days, also serve as chairman of the New trustee John Huetteman III ber the last tlme you cared about SICk soul. There ISa variant to the disease a) Fhp from statIOn to statIOn un- because you don't trust yourself public safety committee, counCil Will serve on the ElectIOn Commis- somethmg was about SIX weeks A Creepmg Malaise vlclim Will lil you hear a song you hke? With a sharp object while you're representah ve to the Grosse Pomte sIOn and the Public Safety, Public ago And, you can't remember stare out a wmdow, at a car or mto b) Use the "scan Signal" and lis- gettmg ready for work? Shores Improvement Foundation Works and MUniCipal BUlldmg what It was you cared about and delegate to the Grosse There are other signs, If you're space for several mmutes Catch ten to 10seconds of every statIOn on Did you answer yes to any of commIttees. He IS also alternate him at It, and he looks nght the dial? these? Well, you've got It Pomte-Chnton Refuse Disposal Au- delegate to the Grosse POInte- trylllg to aVOId contact with a suf- through you, empty-eyed c) Turn off the radIO because It The cure? If you tmd one, tell thonty Chnton Refuse disposal Authority ferer (something you should do at Because of the nature of the diS- distracts you when you're drIvmg? me Then agam, don't bother. I'll Daniel Beck will chair the Park Schroeder will chair the Budget all costs. It'S highly contagious!) ease, self-diagnOSIs Isn't alway" 5) When there's something you only get It agam, so who cares? and Harbor committee and serve and Fmance Committee and serve Look for slack faCIal features, on the Budget and Fmance, Public on the Employees Retirement Sys- punctuated occaSIOnally With fur- Works and Public RelatIOns com- tem and Planmng commiSSIOn The rowed brows, pursed lIps or sneers village president also serves as ex- Also look for hunched shoulders, a mittees loose, shuffling gaIt and fIsts Jam- Edmund Bra j Jr will chair the offICIOmember of all counCil com- Public Works commIttee and serve mittees and commiSSIOns on Budget and Finance, Mumcipal Village Clerk James Wnght Will BUildings, Park and Harbor and serve as chairman of the ElectIOn Legal fireworks Cable TeleVISion AdVisory commit- CommiSSIOn and as a member of The MichIgan State PolIce offer tees the Public Relations committee some gUldehnes and precautions to Elizabeth Kuhlman Willchair the The bulk of councll work IS done help Fourth of July celebrants Public RelatIOns committee and at the commIttee level Com- have a safe and legal holiday. serve on the Budget and Finance mittees accept referrals of matters The only fireworks that may be committee She Will also act as from the counCil, then diSCUSSand sold legally at the retaIl level and counCil representative to the Beau- recommend actIOn to the council used by the general pubhc are re- strIcted to toy paper caps, snakes, toy smoke deVices, toy trick nOIse makers, \\ Ire sparklers (size #14or less), fhtter sparklers, and both cone and cvlmder fountallls Any other IIreworks are Illegal for sale and use unless proper per- mits are obtained from the local govermng body FIreworks which By Pat Rousseau send a prOjectile mto the all', Spill, t\\lrl, or emit an audible SIgnal (ex- Save 50% off all summer merchandise at Mana cludmg toy paper caps and tnck DInon. 11 Kercheval Included are dresses, sport separates nOise makers) are Illegal Local and kmts It's a great way to fill In your summer wardrobe ]L1rISdlcllOns may have more re- stnctlve ordinances Contact them • for more informatIOn Pretty Handy the styhsh goldhps".k Many children, and adults as holder With adjustable mirror, pnced $5 Just fS'r \'veIl, are seriously burned or in- shp your hpstlck in 121 Kercheval, Trall r~." Jured each year whIle playmg WIth Apothecary ~ flre\~orks FIre marshal ofheel's • ~ ;:J stres~ that cautIOn ~hould be used and offer c:;everal safety precau- Catch Up on your note wntmg thiS sum- tIOns mer. Get a supply of the new boxed notc" at Make sure fireworks are legal Seasons of Paper, 115Kercheval Choose deSign" for uc:;eby local ordinance and state SALLY NEWCOMB WILL CLIP A PROFILE FROM LIFE FOR YOU from nautical, OrIental, floral, ammal theme~ law. JULY 11, 12, 13, 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M., GROSSE POINTE Fold and seal and club sIze statIOnery available Check for manufacturer'" labels and IIlstructlOns for use on aII fire In Just a matter of minutes five minutes for a head Silhouette, to be • works - Illegally manufactured exact Sally Newcomb and her magical sCissors can create a keepsake hreworks rarely have either, treasure for you Each Silhouette, whether a full figure or a head profile, has a new collectIOn of brass WILD WINGS Carefully follow Instructlons for IS mountpd on (lII"lity .qrt !"::l!""'r th,<>t r;:ln be ir3.rned l: yOu .1I1"~' ;-v, sculpture inc!~ded is a bear, btJl1mnn<:p r"rn "nrl p"glp u,c 1 Kercheval PrOVIde adult superVISion and yourself or as gifts these hand.snlpped Originals Will be don'l allow very )'oung children to treasured for years Children's Shop Head $9, Full figure, $18 • ha ndle fireworks, To reserve an appointment, please call 8827000, ext 126 Summertime Sale at Bayberry HilI ClaSSIC"offer ...)'Oll Light only one deVice at a tlme, 25% off summer fashions mcludmg skIrts, tops short", Igmte fireworks outdoors and dresses and shoes There are better values too Check It out a\\ay from bUlldmgs and combust- at 115 Kercheval lble matenals . Don't attempt to alter or use fire- • works In a manner not Intended ~ ~ ...LZlZ- has receIved raw Silk, trans.season Persons havmg any questions dresses by Joame Char See the ~elec. v7- concermng the safety and legalIty We welcomr Jacobson s Charge Card or The American £:xpress' Card tlOn of styles and colors Including royal blue, red, purple, of any fireworks are adVised to ------fuchSia and deep aqua at 63 Kercheval m the lobby of the Col- contact any State Pohce post or We are now oper. until 6 on Monday. Tuesday, Friday and Salurday omal Federal BUlldmg. their local police or fire depart- lNednr"day and Thur~day un! II 9 ment for assistance
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" "I'\ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985
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t Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS
Obituaries JOSEPH'S WOULD LIKE TO Margaret Morrissey Albert Frank Mazzei Robert Carrington Leslie H. Moore WELCOME TO HIS STAFF Williams Services for Mr. Mazzei, 49, of Palmer SerVIces for Mrs.' Moore, 91, of Webber Place, were held Monday, Neff Road, were held Tuesday, Services for Mrs Wllhams, 60, of Services for Mr Palmer, 79, of Susan Slaton June 24, at the Verheyden Funeral June 25, at the A H Peters Funeral Hampton Road, were held Monday, Lakeshore Road, will be held 2 Home and St Paul's Catholic Home Vella Seguin June 24, at the A H Peters Funeral pm Saturday, June 29, at Chnst Church She died June 22 III BI-County Home Church Diane Fournier He dIed June 20 In N E Memor- Hospital, Warren She died June 20 10 HospICe of He died June 20 m Bon Secours Michael Reid Ial Church Hospital, Humble, Born In Chicago, she was mar- Southeastern Michigan HospItal \"" -.... Texas ned to the late Regmald and ISsur- Born m New York, she was a Born 111 Afton, NY, he was Visit Grosse Pomte's Born m Dearborn, he was owner Vived by a daughter, Phyllis Pal- ~ graduate of the Umversity of preSIdent of the R G Mahon Co of AmerIcan Medical Drug Store mer, and a son, Kenneth, two Most Elegant Salon Maryland and a member of SIgma Graduated from Cornell Umverslty grandchIldren, and one great- and Aljay Pharmacy of Detroit He WIth a master's degree m 1928,Mr Kappa soronty. She was a retail was also owner of the Able Insur- grandchIld advertislOg representative and a Palmer Jomed the Ingalls Iron Joseph's of Grosse Pointe ance Agency, SouthfIeld, and part- Memonal contributIOns may be 17-year reSident of the Woods She Work!>m Blrmmgham, Ala, where made to the MIchigan Heart Asso- 20951 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte owner of the Oakland Jt~armers he held vanous posItions and be- was a member of the First Church clalLon 882.2240 OR 882.2239 ,7~ Market, Farmington came preSident of the fIrm m 1957 of Christ SCientist, the Farms, and Mr. Mazzei was a member of the Mrs Moore was cremated the Grosse Pomte Newcomers WhIle In Bll'mlngham, Mr Grosse Pomte Cnsls Club, Loch- Palmer wa:"on the board!>of the Boy Alumm Club moor Country Club, Anthony Mrs Williams IS survived by a Scouts of Amenca, Boys Club, Glenn M. Hummelsbaugh GRAND OPENING! Wayne Society of Wayne State Um- Symphony A~soclatLOn, ASSOCIated daughter, Claire Williams Insley, verslty and the Wayne State Alum- A memonal serVIce for Mr d son, WlIlIam B Jr I and one Industnes, Chdmber of Com- Hummelsbaugh, 77, of Brys Dnve, m ASSOCiation merce, Rotary Club, CommIttee of brother He is surVived by hIS Wife, Ger- WIll be held at 1 pm Saturday, Memorial contnbutlOns may be 100 and other CIViCorganIzations .20 boat wells Lighthouse.' :: aldme, four daughters, Michelle He was also preSIdent of the June 29, at the Grosse POlllte made to the First Church of Christ FIllinger, Cheryl, Susan and Woods PresbyterIan Church • large picture win. T -. Amencan InstItute of Steel Con- dows w/great view I -!.ll SCientIst 'T'pre<;<;~ a <;on, MH,'hap) h,<; He dleo Junp 21 in hi" home n n Cremation Wd~ at Fore:>l Lawn :,LI UdlUlI, \Vdulll~ Rc::.c NEW HOURS THROUGHOUT THE STORE Open Wednesdays 8-2 pm ~G;::~~7:::;S Open Sundays VERBRUGGE'S 11.4pm All 1985 Calenders on Sale for 'I, '2, or 53 8-6 Dally ~jFREE 17328 MACK at ST. CLAIR WE CATER FOR , DELIVERY 4 TO 400 885-1565 VISIT OUR NEW FRESH \~~~~~ U.s.D.A. PRIME ' __~ SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT CHICKEN ~ LOIN LAMB CHOPS ~ Especially on Friday from 7:30 to 10:00 p.n1. \vnen one of the BREASTS $1.39LB $«9 LB • nation's eminent pianists, Mr. BERNARD KATZ, will tickle your HAMBURGER FROM ivories. COOKED FRESH GROUND CHUCK 3 LBS. CHICKEN (Ideal for Grilling) for $3.59 B-B-Q LEGS & THIGHS CHICKEN (NO BACKS) FRESH LEG OF WINGS C U.s.D.A. SPRING LAMB 69 LB (AMERICAN) $2.29 LB $1.19 LB BONELESS 17051 KERCHEVAL in-the-VILLAGE HOMEMADE U.S.D.A. WATERMELON POTATO SALAD CHOICE/PRIME A new location, but the same good service . . . by the COLE SLAW SIRLOIN STEAKS Courtesy . . . Knowledge of books . . . growing to serve you better piece 25° LB. ~ 89~ LB. $3.69LB Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Nathan Goodnow dead at 79 Sisterly love 01 MichIgan, Umverslty of DetrOIt Over A Century of Service Honest, mtegrity, and style were In thiS hurly-burly, fast-lane Law Alumm ASSOCiatIOnand the to the Eastside Communities the words used to descnbe Nathan Umverslty 01 DetrOit Law Alumm world, one of the very few things Goodnow by his friends and co- ( L:-~~~'\, , that can be counted on never to He was also a member of the workers last week, after learmng Amencan Bar Assoclallon, Amen- change IS a slbhng relationship of the promment DetrOIt lawyer's 1\....J J -7~ \{-5~ Proof of the eternal dependability of can JudICature SOCiety, Michigan the feeling between sisters was death State Bar FoundatIOn and other na- " <>.,... "" --' ,-'7>i Mr Goodnow, 7!l, wa~ ~el1lor ~,,"'-, found once agam m St Clair tional legal assoclallon~ - partner In one of DetrOlr~ mo~t t ~"",," Shores last week when two elderly Mr Goodnow also ~erved as ,,.tf pi estlglOu~ law hrms, Dykcmcl, director of many busll1esse!>, clubs, sisters slugged :t out on the median Gossett, Spencer, Goodllo'.'. ,.llld of Lakeshore Road <:. Monday, July 22 - Fries Auditorium - Monday, July 15 - LakeSIde - Tnnldad New World String Quartet, 1979 Naumburg $1.79LB $8.49LB $1.59LB Tripoli Steel Band 1972 Grammy Award Music Competition WInner. OUR OWN Winner. S & W PORK SAUSAGE rsUM~~~E MANDARIN LINKS HAVARTI •.••.••••. $2.98 LB BWE BAVARIAN .•• $4.49 LB ORANGES $1.69 LB CALIS CHEVRE •.•• $3.39 \~~ 8gc 110Z ~fi. FROM FRANCE - CHAMBORD PRESERVES WITH L10UEOR - RED RASPBERRV, PEACH, BLACK CHERRV, STRAWBERRV, BLACK RASPBERRV , . $2.49 JAR POLAND SPRING ~ Monday, August 5, Rain date: Tuesday, MINERAL Monday, July 29 - LakeSide - Johnny August 6 - Lakeside - Conductor Felix Knorr Orchestra The "Big Band" Sound. WATER Resnick and The Grosse Pointe Symphony Pops. FROM MAINE RED Individual T1ckpts $'1">0 Hp<;er\l'cl !'>I' - --..------~'='= • Thursday, June 27, 1985 G R 0 SSE P () IN TEN E W S Page Eleven.A : ======-.-\-~I--fl-=fi SchOO!s------Pa-p-er-h-o-n-ore-a;i A fIrst class honor rating was re- " Italian language students v~it Italy ~~~t~u~:n~r~~~st;a~~rt~f ~~~t:~ :. Pointe High School, by the National '. group of 36 students from Brooklyn In~tead of headmg to Flonda thIs Tom Richards >.ald the tnp, his Scholastic Press Association at the :: Together they toured by bus and fm,t. gave him an appreciation of Umver!>lty of Minnesota ~: past Ea!:lter vacation. a group of sec- took !:llde hip!> to Ravenna dnd ond- and thll d-yedr Italian !:lludenb Europe He added that he plans to "North Pomte continues to be a ~ from North Iligh went to Italy WIth A!:lSIS!>1 go back Vital, interesting and pertinent Ann BarbierI, pre>.ldel1t of the All of the !:lludents had a story or theIr teachf'r and a few parents [t newspaper," a Judge noted "The North italIan Club, saId the purpose two about the dnvers m Italy, staff works hard to ensure time- was the hrst tIme a triP of thl!:l of the tnp \Va>.both educatIOnal and nature was orgamlCd and tdkell. de>.cnbed by John Secco as "very Imess and accuracy Readers get a pleasure dggre>.slve " Secco, whose parents good look at the campus m each aceordll1g 10 ItalIan langudge "1 liked Vel1lce the best," she teacher Teresa Ta[ dl1ta 18530 Mack Ave., at Touraine CITY OF <&rosse 'ointe 1f1armn MICHIGAN Grosse Pomle Farm\ MI 48116 • 8B~-il-l-l() SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES Open 9-1 wee"dJ}~ 9 I C,dlll'd,l\ JUNE 17, 1985 I he \Ieetmg \\dS cdll('d to order at 8 00 P m PI c<;ent on H"II (.III \I ". 1ho~c '\b~cnt \\ el e :\one \ho PI e~('nt ;\Ir.., Kalhlcrn Gallagher Le\\ l'i \"'OCldie Counsel, ;\Iessrs \'ldl e\\ Bremer Jr Clt) \1anager Hlchard G Sola\" CltV Cler" and Roberl r- I' ('rller Police Chief . by Ellen C \1,1\ or .lame<; 11 Dlngrman pre<;lded a t the i\leetlOg Wallaert '11](' ;\hnule, of the Heguld r \Ieetmg \\ hlCh \Ia; held on June 3, 1985 were ap prm cd d<;(orrected ' "- !)](' \Tmulc.., of the ('Io'i('d Ses'ilon \\ hlch \\ a~ held on ,June 1 198~ If an employer provlde<; a p<'n'lOn pl.ln ,lOd prm ('d ,I, ,ullmltled ' . \\ ere ap an employee's rlghL<;to It become \ l',I,'(1 lilt, means the emplo)ee ha<; a non forfl'llahl, 11]('Council I Page Thirteen.A rhursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Village begins Concert will feature early jazz and blues FIRST PLACE LOUNGE SpeCIfic tickets may be request- ordinance update Pianist James Dapogny and tra- performed lIke a 1920s torch smger ed when the order is placed, or by dltlonal Jazz and blues smger Carol strutted across the stage and A Tallahassee, Fla. company phone at a later date Tickets to m- Leigh Will Jom forces at the second vamped It up " Leigh has made will help the Shores reView, revise dlvldual concerts are based on LUNCH SPECIALI several recordll1gs, IIlcludll1g two and organize Its village ordi- concert of the Grosse Pomte Sum- With Dapogny Further coopera- aval!ablhty and are not refundable nances mer MUSIC Festlval senes at the C War Memonal Monday, July 1 tIve efforts are m the works or exchangeable. 75 V3 LB. GROUND ROUND Upcommg concerts on succes- Shores trustees Tuesday, June 18, Their cabaret-style evemng 10 the ThiS year the Summer MUSIC blve Monday evenings are DaVid Mon., Tues. & Wed. 11:00-3:00 decided to pay MUnicipal Code ballroom Will begm at 8 p m Festival commIttee IS offenng a Strickland, plano competitIon wm- Corp $8,000 for the two-year proj- Tlcket~ are $9 50 each speCial "FestIval Flmg" package ner m reCital July 8; the Trlmdad ect of reviewing the village's ordi- Their musical review Will m- for those who want to get the most ENJOY YOUR FAVORITE Tl'Jpoli Steel Band, outdoors, July nances and pubhshmg them 10 a clude ~electlons from early JalZ flexlbllty m their summer enter- 13, the New World Stnng Quartet smgle booklet and blues, Tm Pan Alley Jazz, vau- tall1ment chOIces, and want to get SPORTS EVENTS FROM .July 22, the Johnny Knorr Orches- deVille, depress lOll-era escapI!:om, the most for their money The Shores Will send the com- tra and the Big Band Sound, out- OUR AUTHENTIC BLEACHERS claSSICS from the 1920s and '30s, ReSIdents can buy eight reserved pany all of Its present ordmances, doors, July 29, and the Grosse from The Cotton Club, and from the seat tICkets to the concerts of their which MUniCipal Code Will then Pomte Symphony Pops, conducted movie "Top Hat" chOice for only $60 They may use 16921 Harper (at Cadieux) review to make sure they comply lakeSide by Fehx Resl1lck August Dapogny IS an arranger as well all eight tlckeb for one of the SIX with state and federal law, accord- a~ a plam~t who has a doctorate m I emammg concerts. or bpltt them J 885.0109 Illg to Village Supenntendent MI- For additIOnal mformatlon on mU~lcal arts compoi:>ltlon and l!:oas- up lor Ui:>e on several dIfferent chael Kenyon dates any of the concerts, call 881-75111 sociate prolei:>i:>orof musIc at the U- "MEAT ME AT MULIER'S ... WHERE PARKING IS A PLEASURE" Company representahves will M School of MU'>lC He Ii:>the author also meet with Village counsel II 01 many bIOgraphical al tldel, for they hnd ordmances that don't "Groves DictIOnary 01 l\1Ui:>ICand What's on Cable 15215 comply to help offiCials draft a re- MusIcians,' and of "Jelly Roll 822-7786 \ 11',1of pi ogr"l11~ 011 (.1 o;se POllitt' ("ble thiS IIcek KERCHEVAL Vised ordlllance, Kenyon said The MONDAY-SATURDAY Morton The Collected Plano Thlll~da\, JUIIC~7 Grosse fmal documents w1l1 then be com- 800 to 600 I\lui:>lc," a landmark edItIOn of a • 'i pm - The Job Sholl -- From the 1\hlhlgao Employment Secu Pointe piled 10 a smgle booklet, which the la'll mUSICian's work nt\ ('omml"",on 111) Park council can then pass as a slllgie r L .- Leigh can be::,t be descnbed by a • ;) 30 P m - To Your Best Health - Asthma I~ dl~cussed (II) ~~~--- EST. 1937 document, Illstead of havmg to cntlc'b quote from the "St LoUIS • 530 P m - The Savmg WOld - \\eekly medlldtlon and musIc from adopt each ordlllance separately, Globe-Democrat" "Carol Leigh, the scnpture; Ol) "An Impre\loivl' Selection of food\ In a Relata el)' Small Plael' " he added after her first song, had the au- • b pm - Sports VIE'\ITodd) - Host Ron Clmeron and Bob Page dience transformed from a sedate lOtervlew 10Cdldnd nabonal ::,polls personahtles (11) MULIER'S MARKET The same company did the • 6 30 P m - FItness ConnectIOn' - ,\ senes for genera! fltness \l,llh group of afflclonados to a foot- Park's ordmance update, Kenyon older Americans m mlOd Tomght'~ guest IS DWight Gaal. FRITO LAY LONDON BROIL MUENSTER stompmg, cheenng mob She $189 said director of Bon Secour~ Health and Fitness Center "FOR THE GRILL" CHEESE LB. A::.pects 01 Sports ;\1edKlne (I I) RUFFLES V2 LB. ... pm POlnters With PrOi:>t - Ho~t ,John Prost talks With Mack 29 CITY OF MICHIGAN Avenue USA orgal11lers (I I I 99<= $3 LB <&rOlilie'ninte 'ark .7 P m BI~hop Gallagher High School graduatIOn (191 NOTICE OF REGISTRATION .7 30 P m - I\lone) Mailers - Hosl Pdul Heneks explores current economics by mten lewmg mdl\'lduals fI om vanous bUSI- 2 Liter Sale LOW SALT FOR nesses and orgal11latlons (111 Pepsi, Mlw Dew, Pepsi light .Spm - Health Talks" - Russ Olmstead and Glen Shell talk on MARLA $259 PRIMARY ELECTION Dlel Pepsi, Diet free, Pepsi lOfectlOn control (I I I SWISS LB. TO BE HELD ON • H 30 pm - Johanna Gilbert IntervlCw~ , - Pat Warrell and Fred De Free ORANGE TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1985 Haven, gala concert ot Christ Church Men and Boy's ChOIr WHOLE for P I F U (J Jl ROUGHY TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF GROSSE 'Jonda ~, J III) I FRYERS 55! FILLETS POINTE PARK' • 4 pm - "Back-Porch VIdeo - MUSICVideo (I I I .4 30 P m - 'Amencan Catholtc" - With the Rev John Powell 00 You are hereby nohhed that any qualified elector of the City of Grosi:>e • 5 P m - WayJ1CCounty A New PerspectIve" - With Bdl Lucas • Pomte Park, Michigan, who IS not already registered, may regIster (II ) for the Pnmary Election to be held m said City on the 6th of August, • 5 P m - "Faith 20' - With Dr Joel Nederhood (Ill 1985 • 5 30 P m - "Body Shoppe" - I\Iake good hedlth a part of your day ~lth Carol Cavalieri (II) RegistratIOns will be taken at the office of the City Clerk, 15115 East • 6 P m - "Practlcal Astrology" - RIch IVlIlostan WIll diSCUSSastrolo- gy (J Jl Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pomte Park, Michigan, each workmg day, • 6 30 P m - "'Behmd the Headlines' - A diSCUSSIOnof the Monday through Fnday, between the hours of 8 30 A M to 5 00 P M ABC/Capital Cilies merger (11) and on Wednesday unhl 6:00 p m .7 pm - "Health Talks' - TOl11ght's guests, Jamce Cotter and Joan Martm (II) The last day for receiving regi~trations Will be Monday, July 8, 1985, • 7 30 P In -' DetrOlt Media Monthl)' - A look mlo the wacky world of NOT an epoxy paint or plastic. You've on which day the said Clerk Will be at hIS office between the hours Jerry St James (II) of 8' 30 A M and 5 00 P M • B P m - . DetrOIt Curtam Call" - On locallOn at Cedar Pomt, see heard from the rest now talk to the best! musIc VIdeos by Santana, Tom Petty, Jimmy Buffett, the r, N J OrtlSI New EdltlOn, AmmotlOn and from the movie Fletch See re City Clerk Bathtubs, Sinks, - views of A Vle\\ To A Kill, Brewster's MIllions, Fletch and GPN 6/27/85 and 7/3/85 First Blood II (II) Tue;da) , Jut) l EVEN Ceramic Tile '4pm - 'The Church of Toda) - With Jack Boland (Ill 'The Job Show" - From the l\lIchlgan Employment Secu- WIth our exclUSive patented CITY OF llllInn~llMICHIGAN .5pm - "PORCELAIN.COTE" <&rnlls.e'nint.e ntv CommISSIOn (II) SEWER REPLACEMENT ON SUNNINGDALE AND WEDGEWOOD: • 5 30 pm - 'To Your Best Health' - Peptic and duodenal ulcers (I II • 5 30 P m - "The SavlOg Word ' (Ill All Colors- FullyGuaranteed Sealed proposals for furmshmg all labor, matenal and eqUIpment for mstall • 6 P m - 'Sports View Today' - \'JJth Bob Page and Ron Ca- mg 768 tin ft of 42 mch sewer, 352 IIn ft of 36 mch sewer, 381 1m ft of 24 meron (11) FREE ESTIMATES Inch sewer, 151lm ft of 10 mch ~~wer and all necessary appurlenances 11'111 • 6 ,\0 P m - "Fitness ConnectIOn' - A senes for general £Ilness WIth be received by the City of Grosse Pomte Woods, 20025Mack Plaza, Grosse older Clllzens III mmd Tomght's guests, Dr Michelle Pomte Woods, Michigan 48236at the office of the City Clerk until 4 00 o'clock Schultz and Mary LOUIseSelover, talk about "Post-Natal LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR PM, local time, Tuesday, July 9. 1985,at which lime and place the bIds ~ III Care and ExercIse" (II) be pubhcly opened and read No bId may be Withdrawn after scheduled clos- • 7 P m - "PoInters With Prost" - Tomght John Prost WI]]talk With SAVE 15% WITH THIS AD OFF mg lime for at least thirty days orgamzers of the War MemOrial's French festJvlll (1 I) .7 30 P m - "!\loney Mailers" - Host Paul Heneks talks WIth John TUB OR TILE Plans and specificatIOns may oe examIned at the offIce of the Clt~ Clerk Bld- Tarrant about perks and parachutes (II) dmg documents Willbe available after Noon, Monda), June 24, Hi8Sand MAY • 8 pm - 'Health Talks" - DepreSSIOn, Permanent Evelmer (II) World's Largest BE OBTAINED at the offIce of Pate, Ibm and Bogue, lnc 17000Twelve MIle .8 30 P m - 'Johanna GIlbert Intervlel's" - DaVid Eber-hllrd (Ill ROdd Southfield, Michigan 48076at a cost of $15 00 per ~et, not refundable Bathroom ResurfaCing r~ Wednesda), Jul) I Blddmg documents WIllbe MAILED to bIdders upon receipt of $20 00per set, FranchIse not refundable BIds may be rejected unless made on forms furmshed WIth • 4 P m - "Back Porch Video" (I I) blddmg documents Telephone 557-5760 .4 30 P m - "Amerrcan Catholic ' (Ill • 5 P m - Wayne County A Ne\1 Pel i:>pectlve" (II) A certIfied check, bid bond or cashiers check acceptable to the Owner m the .5 P m - 'FaIth 20 ' (8) amount of 5% of bid made payable to the CIty Treasurer must accompany .530 P m -' The Body Shoppe' (I)) each proposal The depoSIt of the successful bIdder shall be forfeited If he falls • 6 P m - "Practical Astrology" (II) to execute the contract and bonds Illthm fourteen (14) days after award • 6 30 P m -' Behmd the Headhnes' (II) • 7 P m - ' Health Talks" (I I ) The City reserves the nght to reject any or all bids, Ilaive mformalltles or • 7 30 P m -' DetrOlI MedIa I\lonthlv " (II) accept any bid It may deem best • 8 P m - DetrOIt Curtam Call" (II) Chester E. Petersen, GPN - 6-27-85 City Admlmstrator Clerk VEHICLE ALARM SPECIALISTS This Week's Specials CITY OF <&rOlilie'ointe 'ark MICHIGAN SALES CENTER NOW OPEN ADVERTISEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MACK AVENUE BEAUTIFICATION PROJECT - PHASE THREE Sealed proposals for the constructIOn of Mack Avenue BeautificatIOn Project - Phase Three Will be recelvpd by the City Clerk, CIty of Grosse Pomte Park, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, until 10 00 a m ~? on Tuesday, July 16, 1985 and then at such time and place Will be publicly opened and read aloud The work m general consists of provldmg all labor, materials, eqUIp- ment and superVISIOn necessary for and mCldental to the complete ~IND~OOD constructIOn of landscape and pavmg Improvements m a one-half block commerCial area along the south Side of Mack Avenue from East of the Somerest parkmg area to NottIngham Road, located POINTE wlthm the City of Grosse Pomte Park ThiS work Includes concrete .. Ecs~:x~1, !r~~~~T~O~ACROSS FROM paving, curbs, utilIty adjustments, site furl1lshmgs, electrical and lighting, IrngatlOn system and landscaping T" EASTGATE NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS The blddmg documents, whIch must be used 111 the submiSSIOn of a bid proposal, may be obtamed by each bIdder from the Grosse Pomte Located at 24212Jeflerson Avenue, Park City offiCes located at 15115 E Jefferson Avenue, Grosse Pomte 1/4 mile north of9 Mile In St -::latr Shores, MIchigan Park, MI (313) 822-5020 after lOOp m on Tuesday. July 2, 1985 dur- 2 Liter Sale mg normal busll1ess hours Two sets of bid documents may be ob Mountain Dew, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Light, Pep. For Informatlor. Call tamed With a refundable depoSit of $5000 AddItIOnal copies may be 777-6780 purchased for a non-refundable amount of $25 00 per set si, Diet Pepsi Free, Pepsi Free, Vernors, Diel Vernors. Open Thursday - Sunday I - 5 P m Each proposal must be accompal1led by a bid bond, certified check 99C or bank draft 111 the amount of not less tha n five (5%) percent of the THE BLAKE COMPANY amount of the bid, made payable to The Treasurer, City of Gro%e ~ + Dep. 19806 Mack Avenue POll1te Park, as guarantee and secunty for the acceptance of the con- Grosse Pomte Woods, MIchigan 48236 tract Performance bonds, labor and material pavment bonds for • I.. YALDO 881 6100 100% of the contract amount and a mamtenancp bond, WIll be reqlllred .'. PARTY STORE from s~c~C~~fUl blddpr~ ' 15500 E. WARREN The Withdrawal of a proposal IS prohIbited for a penod of sixty (60) IJ 882.1767 days after the actual datc bids are opened Thl'> contract IS bell1g fmanced, 111 part, by Federal AId Funds The work must be perform ed III accordance With Federal Labor Standard Provl,>lons, whIch in- "ESQUlRETHEATREi~£J:4" cludes payment of not less than the mll1lmUm ~alarle<; and wage<; 1 'j311 r Jcffer \ Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fourteen-A Take common sense to fireworks and alcohohc beverages behmd, the area are asked to use trash Gomg to the fireworks Sunday cans for their refuse. Because of If you meet a young however School offiCials note that Olght at Parcells Middle School? the numbers of people who will be woman between the consumptlon of alcohol IS prohib- While you're getting the kids takmg to their cars and heading for ages of 15 and 39 m Las dressed properly, foldlOg the blan- Ited on school premises, while the Vegas, Nev , odds are use of smaH barbecues can pose a major streets, a lltUe extra pa- ket and lawn chairs, packing the tience and cautIOn are urged. one 10 mne that she's hazard to other people enJoymg the plcmc basket and flillng the cooler, For those few who won't be at- turned professlOnal m remember to pack two common fireworks the oldest of all service Smce the fireworks and concert tendmg the fireworks but Will stlll things, courtesy and sense need to get around, they should be mdustnes And leave the boltle of red wme are meant to be somethmg the en- tire family can en)oy, there Will be warned that Mack and Vel' mer are hibachi and sparklers at home, of~ gomg to be crowded before, during flclals say a number of children 111 the au- # , dience Parents should refrall1 and after the display The Woods IS donatmg pollce, Finding an alternative route from lettmg their kids Jam 111 the fire and emergency medical ser- around Mack and Vernier ISurged vice for the display and precedmg festIVIties by supplymg them With ~-- . fireworks or sparklers, police !>ald Use Harper 01' Lakeshore for north- SEWER concert that Will take place at the Dr. Jantz and Staff The National Society to Prevent south travel or try Nme Mile 01' school beglnmng about 8 15 P m Moros~ for east-west trips U~ing GHOSSEPOl:\TE \\Oons Sunday at the school, on the corner Bhndnes!> i:>aysthat last yem, 9,B57 CHlIWPH \CTI<' CLI'\lC TROUBLE? people \\ ere IllJured and reqUired Side streets IS another alternatlve, of Mack and Vermer Last year, but dnvers should remember that S!H-7tii7 Call emergency room treatment In lire- the event drew between 4,000 and speed lmuts there are 25 miles an • LOW BACK PAIN 8,000 people, dependmg on who!>e works-related IOcldent~, a sharp 111 crease from the veal' before About hour T t. ,r h I,. " 1 ~t 1.( I I \.1.-r f,J C 0" b "ll\ P...l ~ LtuJ:\~t1!: estimate IS used Those few who don't attend the ':> dut IL ~ .... 1 ,'1 t""t' "'-) t.. ~~bl.J'\Hl!l ~ it Jrll<.ll PLUMBING !lEATING With that past expenence, those 12 percent 01 those lIl)unes 111- nQ ..e') 1 \ ,j 11 f~ " t <., I t.. t:" ... it" It O'l~~ \I,rr volved the eyes, the society !>uys Mack Avenue USA display are e ...e"Vu 11~ H ""~ It t prv ...... t'" l::,~ in 1:>r..~~ 17600 LIVERNOIS - 8631800 planmng to dnve to the flreworh ITII!>smgsomethmg The St Clair Tth}nl"o,~) T 1("1 ::'L~ ;Ht: { ~tl yO'tnrdl!:, O .. l\p .... 15304 KERCHEVAL- 822 9070 ~hould get an early start and leave 0' 0 111..1 ice ~0" ':l n r Clot" 1 pe( OU \ lllllt;:' l1 ~h>rD tnoD C. While boUle rocket~ \\ ere the Shores Symphony will be led by WHICH INCLUDES ma n ,:> '11' l 11-l,t 1 (.. '1,1 tr1\? "ririe lhL f'laoJllw \ 1 h.W~ 1126 MAPLE RO - 643 4800 themselves time at the end of the major maimer last year, the ~ocle- James Hohmeyer, Woods reSident Name Brand Spark t."ld I.- 0tl t.. 115 't \i"p 01' 0 d f 'l. J (I n 0 'hs OJ Jea ~ r 'd)) display for returnmg home f rnl .... <1 ..,'1'0 l- 1 J ...l.'T'("O\-:,c..Ll"> d .... " ... lq HH:' h....a ...~'S ca 1 Cdu~(> ty notes that a blmdll1g burn can and conductor of the Rochester "' ~.... WeNds Publlc S:lfcty D:rector ..... ~c"e't' I,.~"" ~( ... ~)J. (1 In.... IP~ eq~ L~l.,.dU"'~ l ~:>~ lit'::> v occur II d ~Pcll Klel JIIdhe::. Luul r~' 1J~!::~~:{:4K ,~_ great bod'l' 'l ram avall- best fitnesS prog cTann)' y want v t able au VICTann)'gIves Because onl'{ her health club /' )'ouWh:~~~n~~tfaOu~es,th~ / can ment dedIcate , latest equIP~Jlcl a'fltneSSoro- / / Instructors d \<. It'S wnC\t thar wor s ~ gram d ~It s wnat 'l0u ge~, 'l0u nee tne world s at VIC Tann)' I b chaIn JOIn No "\ healt" eu ears for the toda)' andget 2 { ear alone, s prIce of the fl~ f~r the price or get 2 peap e re 'jour final af lust "\ These a 0 huff")' Call 4- da)'sto sav8, ~ VIe Tann'j toda'l - - "'1IIII'I'Il~1IIII'I'Il"''''-4'''''''''''''''''' ...... 4..4_44""4"....,_, "4_'" ...__ ..- :...4...... ""1',...... _ ...... ,....-: ... --- Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FI11een-A 187th Airborne seeks members GARBAGE The 187th Airborne RegImental Combat 2 Liter Sale GRINDER? Mountain Dew, Diet Pepsi, Pepsi Light, Pep- / Team ASSOCiationis ac- / tively !>eeklng former Cali si, Diet Pepsi Free, Pepsi Free, Vernors, members of the regi- Diet Vernors. ment who served any ~lt~mw 1 time dUring World War 19 II, Korea, VIetnam or PlUNBING&I4EATI~ + Dep. the pre!>ent 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863-7800 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822 9070 ART'S Members of any of 1726 MAPLE RD • 643-4800 the battalions and at- PARTY STORE tached Unit!>, either when the regiment WdS 14945 KERCHEVAL a glider Infantry regI- 882-9614 ment, a parachute in- Caring fantry regIment, an alr- Professionals horne regImental com- bat team, deblgnated working ***MOVIES * VCR'S * SALES * RENTALS Jlr dbbdUlt, or Its pre together !>entconfiguration ab an VHS.~ _.BETA mfantry regIment are for better .... /..-~" ~ IIlvlted to participate 111 ~/f/. ~\~ Grosse Pointe Theatre a!>!>oclatlOn member- health care !>hlpand actlvllleb 1'h!s . . . members recently made a presentation to the Grosse lb the only airborne m- STARBURST- VIDEO Pomte Rotary Club, They are, from left, Theresa Selvaggio, I I fantl y regIment \\ hose public relations: Jo Brummel. accompanist; Eileen Binder. qU.:l!:fH~d rr:cmbcr~ :1rc * 777 -4090 * soloist; and Michele Karl, president of the theater group. authOrized to wear gh 24627 ~ ~....sr. c"WR';'~-J Of' 10 IQ.£ ' del' Wings, parachute soctnf , wings or helicopter a!>- I School board enacts pay plan !>ault W1I1gb $1095 Yearly The assocIation pub- (Contlllucd From P dge It\) won't be figured In retirement Club Membership benefits, he added IIsheb a quarterly news- ment, 6, dlrecton, of lIbranes, letter, "The Rakka- • Prescription bm,mess dnalrs dnd community The grade levels are fleXible service MEMBER RATES ::.an," and holds annual 00 50 educatIOn, 5, high bchool assistant enough to allow the dIstrIct to add reunions In different DELIVERY 82 !lrst tape. $1 each additional pnnclpals, administrative assIs- new posIltons Into the scale after re- parts 01 the country • Jobst Support tant In athletics, and assIstant view by the personnel director and HO~lery 1 ...... 1 ~ II,".. l J I *' dIrector of personnel and support approval of the supenntendent, the For further mforma • DiabetiC Self- serVices, 4, middle school prmcI- report said t1On, contact Dr Do- Testmg Center NOW PLAYING pals, J, $1.99 LB. 4 for 99~ WORKS! WHOLE BEEF $ e ~ Yes TENDERLOINS 3.99 LB. ~ ~ 2 i-LB. BOXES $1.09 ,', .~. AGED NEW YORK CHEDDAR WHOLE Ask Your Friends and Neighbors • . ~ Colored NEW YORK $3' 99~>- ~lural $2.99 LB. ~~ STRIP LOINS • LB. HOMEMADE ~ SLICED FREE ITALIAN "We are Jnlpressf>d With FRESH AMERICAN SAUSAGE Yf<., \rore Importantly our girl, en/o\, the pro- ~~!:~.~~!.liedFree) $1.99 LB,$1.69 LB. gram and ha~e /)ene/lted educallOnally" - e \1" \1(',]/ {Jauer ~-Dee ~o~~~~~~CWmUR C,m,( POinte SPIRAL SLICED, (.:-: MILK ~~ KNAC~:URST I I_A ~LAZED HAMS ~ ,$1 69 B-1 BRATWURST "Our son's self-esteem has been enhanced and "My 50n hac; Improved dramatically In several $2.99 LB. -::J. ." 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NO LIMITS - SALE ENDS 7/10/85 , I' , I , Thursday, June 27, 1985 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS In Appreciation of your Patronage I)roudly I)resent Mack Avenue U.S.A. Fireworks Display & Orchestra Concert In Celebration of the 4th of July JAMES HOHMEYER Guest Conductor (Rain Date - Wed., July 3) ST. CLAIR SHORES SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Guest Conductor - James Hohmeyer Amencan Salute Gould Star Spangled Banner National Anthem Fanfare for the Common Man Copland Outdoor Overture Copland Bugler's Dream (Olympic Fanfare) Arnaud We Are The World Jackson-Richie CapriCCIO Itallen Tschaikovsky Hoe-Down from "Rodeo" Copland Arr, Hohmeyer Pops Hoe-Down Arr. Hohmeyer Hooked on Classics Clark Soloist Fat Bob Taylor, The Singing Plumber: Stars & Stnpes Sousa Colonel Bogey March Alfred If Ever I Would Leave You Fireworks Intermission On the Road to Mandalay The Impossible Dream 01' Man River Interm isslon ( Ollhl'UIll ,.woo Ildll ( dn' STATESMEN \Jldllgan ~allollul Bank of Df:'troll nw Arrdngement FlOrist ~\\ eene\ ., ~ 101 hi I)" "Llli &. I r('derll k '01\ $750 and over Edmund T \hce Je",eln Co ( 0111' dnd St,unlh Dr H'Lh'lId "" We gratefully acknowledge the following for their special support - Robbie Curry, Kathy Forster, Lee Meyer, Gene Taylor, Slone Barbour, Peter Behr, Gus Russo, Mike Andrzejczyk, City of Grosse Pointe Woods, Grosse Pointe Board of Education, and Board of Directors and Members of Lochmoor Club. fi.,~ :, ~ ~;.(' .. >- ~ Our thank., tn tho'><' ....ho'>(' contnhutlOm \\I'rr rrcl'l\rd 100 latl' tll I)l' d( J..llll\d('dw Ii dI>O\' , l Section B The Second Section Thursday, June 27, 1985 From Another Pointe Of View By Janel Mueller She hopes to hone her gardemng skills at her Park home, and become a Master Gardener. She's toured China and India, England and Egypt, she plans more travel She means to pursue a wIde range of outside mterests - pnn- clpally art, which IS her first love She works In all art medIa 011 paintmg and watercolors, sculpture, photogra- phy and the fashIOning of jewelry She plans to teach some art classes Her husband, Edward Allardlce, dIrector of Well-Being Service for Agmg, plans to see her more often. So do their three ciHldren dm.i 1wo grd1ll.iclHlth eu, whu Itve uu the Ed::.t Coa~t But Margheritta S Allardlce - Mickey to her many, many fnends - who retired thIS month after 21 years as executive director of Adult ServIce Centers, Inc., will nev- er abandon hel' interest m the elderly * * She will mi!>!>"wOl'king with our fellow human beings \\ho, with OUl' help, struggle to overcome tremendous problems." She admits to being "awed at all I have leamed." She experiences "great humility when I realize ho\\ much more there is to know." She is proud of all she and Adult Service Centers have accomplished together during her 21 years as executive director. "I leave you," she told ASC, "with a legacy of un- completed and new ideas and tasks, secure in the know- ledge that they couldn't be in better hands," * * * Mickey took over the leadership of ASC (formerly The- Semor Center, Inc ) in 1963,after completmg her Masters Photo by Elizabeth Carpenler/ltons Gate Unl mlted Berry, Virginia Berry, Dr. Cosme Cruz, Gretchen Russell, Louise degree 111 Social Work at Wayne State University. The The "garden variety" Rackham Symphony Choir members from agency was located, at that time, in a house on East Grand Grosse Pointe posed recently among the Christ Church roses. They Warnke, music director Frederic DeHaven, concert coordinator Ruth Boulevard, where Mickey was interVIewed for a NEWS' are, from left to right, (in the foreground) soloists David Ludwig and Brammeier and Glen Battjes. "POInter of Interest" feature. Jeanne Heller and Jerry and Mary Heller; (background) Sterling She was a great subject, bursting with enthusiasm, full of plans, hopes and dreams. Many of them have been real- Ized: ASC has grown into a complex, multi-service agency Rackham Choir performs 'under the stars' funded by the Umted Foundation, DetrOIt-Wayne County are guest SOIOlStSfor the evening Commumty Mental Health Board, Detroit Area Agency on Imagme the sounds of the evening, June 29, at 8 p m on the rescheduled for Sunday. June 30, at grounds of the Edsel & Eleanor 8 pm Jeanne, a soprano, holds a Bach- Aging, The Senior AllIance, City of Detroit and other 100-vmce Rackham Symphony ChOIr and Its 25-plece Orchestra Ford House on Lakeshore Road m The 10 Grosse Pomters among elor of Arts In MusIC and German orgamzations waft10g over the waters of Lake St The Shores 1he Rackham ranks are hopmg 11 from AlbIOn College Along With Clair on a warm summer evemng It's the Rackham ChOlr and Or- doesn'l ram They recall 1he de- prevIOus appearances as a solOIst Under Mickey's directIOn, ASC expanded into the mental WIth the Rackham Symphony health field, adding these services to its work With the ag- Imagme hearing selectIOns from chestra's third annual cabaret- ligh1ful atmosphere present at the styled performance under the stars last two cabarets and look forward ChOIr, she has appeared With the mg The agency now operates programs for the elderly at Jerome Kern's Broadway musI- cals, mcludmg "Showboat," per- m Grosse Pointe Tickets for the to a third evenmg of entertam10g Christ Church Chorale of Grosse the Butzel FamIly Center, the Coleman A Young Center on formed by the chOlr and orchestra 9O-minute concert are $8 each, and Grosse Pomte under the stars Pomte, with members of the De- DetrOIt's East Side and West Central Senior Services on under the stars 10 the elegant sur- may be obtamed at Village Rec- "We were spectators last year trOIt Symphony, and With the St the West SIde round1l1gs of someplace lIke, say, ords and Tapes or by callmg 863- and It was fun We're eXCited about Clair Shores Symhony and the the Ed!ilel & Eleanor Ford estate 5828from 9 a m to 4'30 p In dally performmg thIS year," said BIll Grosse Pomte Symphony Orches- It has contracts to provide social serVIces to six local Light refreshments Will be avall- and Mary Heller, who are mem- tra nursing homes and conducts personal care/homemaker Now Imagme yourself fight there 10 the middle of It all able, no refreshments may be bers of the chorus along WIth their She receIved the Marjorie Dick serVIces to the elderly in five downriver communities It That little scenano IS exactly brought onto the grounds In the daughter. Jeanne Vocal PerrOl mance and Character (Continued 011 PaJ{e -tB) what will take place thIS Saturday ever t of ram. the cabaret Will be Jeanne Heller and DaVid LudWIg «('ontilllll'd Oil Page 4B) Pennsylvania ~2u~stg;tW ~I ~ Save 33% LIMITED TIME ONLY Solld Cherry throughout, no veneers or poster bed, spaCIous chest-an-chest and plastICS Drawers have solid wood Sides and matching tnple dresser wIth beveled pediment hand-fInlShed mtenors Includes elegant four mirror Nlte cabmet pnced separately Sale Price $1499 List price $2275 OR AS LITTLE AS $5000 per month AVAILABLE FOR PROMPT DELIVERY VISA - MASTERCARD TELEPHONE 919-5500 OR OUR REVOLVING CHARGE 778.3500 35834 Van Dyke Sterling Hts., Brentwood Plaza between 15 &. 16 Mile Road 23020 MACK AVE. (NEAR 9 MILE) ST. CLAIR SHORES Mon., Thurs., Frl. 10.8 Store Hours Monday, Thursday, Friday - fill 9 pm Tuesday. Wednesday, Saturday - Till 530 pm (Closed Sunday) FORMERLY PATIO & FURNITURE CASUALS Tues , Wed., Sat. 10-5; Sun. 12-4 (! t Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985 Susan Sabo DiaDlonds light love through the centuries B l' d St Th as hand continuously so that the dia- jewelry Although it can chip on project that Will take about 18 wed in Thxas Smlh!>~ltl\a~\ N~ws ~:I'\'ice mond's flashes of color, or "fire," r~re occasions If hit at just the months At home m Houston, Tex , are can be fully appreciated by I'lght spot, or shatter If smashed The popularity of diamonds m Diamonds have been searc IIed admirers With a hammer It IS still the, b k h Mr and Mrs Scott David Taylor, for, traded, smuggled, fought over, hardest.known s~bstance _ many the U?lted States goes ac to l e who vacatIOned In London and cherished and stared at smce the The late jeweler Harry Wmston, times harder than the next hardest post'pivil War bff"d time ~hen ap Pans followmg their outdoor wed- time of Pliny the Elder' the flrst- who donated the Hope DIamond to mmeral corundum (source of the jewe ry, especIa y t lamon tlewg- ding Saturday, March 16, In the century Roman philosopher who the SmithSOnian Inslltullon, wa!> ruby and sapphire) ry, was worn ex ravagan y y gardens of Vargo's of Houston, called the colorless crystals the enthralled by diamonds Winston, nouveau l'Iche women, , . but only where a reception followed the 11 "most highly valued" of worldly famed for hiS love and knowledge ThiS charactel'lstlc hardness 111 the evel1lng, as eh~uette re- o'clock ceremony goods' . of the gem, sometimes kept a large makes the diamond exceedll1gly qUJred Even a few men jomed the dIamond 111 hiS !>Ultjacket pocket, difficult to cut, that IS one reason ?Iamond bandwagon of the Gay Mrs TaylOl IS the former Susan The shmy pebbles were once be- roiling It between hi!>fmgers as he diamonds were unpopular as jewel- 90s Promment among them was Caroll Sabo, daughter of Mr and Iieved to have magical charms so spoke to chents reports Laurence ry for some centuries Diamonds the renowned Diamond Jim Brady, Mrs Robert W Sabo, of Shoreham powerful that they could not be Krdshes III hiS hook "Harry Wm- were known at least by the fourth said to have owned more than Road Mr Taylor IS the son of 1\11' worn Later, set m crowns, swords, ston the UltImate Jeweler" century B C , but It wasn't until 20,000 diamonds and Mrs Robert K Taylor. of LI- neckldces dnd rmgs, dIamonds be- , medieval limes that the shapes of voma, NY, formerly of West Cdme symbols for their owners - What Wmston once said of a rou h stones were changed WIth Around the turn of the century, Bloomfield ~\ badges of royalty, wealth and love large flawless diamond could be ne\: tools for cleavmg (splIttll1g one piece of diamond Jewelry was ~'!$ said of many diamonds' "It was I k d th d d h commg mto fashIOn' the diamond The spaghetti-strapped bodice of Today mll1eraloglsts are fa!:>cm- . . I e woo WI a we ge an am- engagement l'Ing Its beauty was . , h like a great pamtll1g You want to mer) grmdmg (usmg diamond as the bnde's traditional gown of em- Mrs. Scott D. Taylor dted by dldmonds becduse t e kee on lookm at It '" enhanced With the mtroductlOn of brOIdered \, hlte 01 ganza \~as top- koma, NY. acted as best man for natural stones tell the~ about the p g an abraSIve) and pollshmg the solItaire Tiffany Sellmg, m ped with a fitted Jacket of embrOId- hiS brothel properties of earth s mtel'lor, While beauty may be m the eye of By the reign of LoUIS XIV which the stone was raised and ered organza Her waist length veil The mother 01 the bride wore a where the crystals were formed the beholder, a fme diamond's ran- (1643-1715) a great diamond lover, supported by SIX prongs For the fell from a rmg of Silk flo~ers She pm!. lace dress, the bndegroom's trom carbon Jewelers are fascl- ty and durability are Without ques- thiS stone had become the number first tIme, lIght could pass through carned a ca'>cade of white roses, mother a pnnt !:>l!kdress m shades nated by diamonds, at least m part tlOn Diamonds - carbon crystal- one gem m jewelry, above emer- the stone, shOWing off the dla- <1'11<;1"" hl,p<;-()f-1h"-V(lllpy (lno IVV uf Hl(lU\"" '-lUll P.luri. GU .....tl ;.11vthcr bcc~:..:sethey ~cceunt fer ne~r!J 50 !:~cd under :ntensc hc:::t :::nd cnor aid!> ruoles and sapphu e!:> 1'er munu !:>ulllque lire and !>parkle. The Reverend Charles C Green \\ ore a WrlS t corsage of pmk Sweet- percent of all )e\\elry sales mous pressure - are formed m the haps the kmg'!> most famous gem B h t f . III, of Geneseo, r.; Y , a fnend of heart rosebuds earth's manUe, between the crust was hiS rlzed Blue Diamond of the ut t e cus om 0 wearing a rmg the bndegloom's family, pre!>lded Out of-town guests mcluded the But th~ attraction for m~ny dla- and the core, at a depth of about 100 Crown $hich, after several centur- on the left hand to announce be- at the nles The bnde was attended bnde's grandmother, lVIrs Wendell mond o\\ners (and non-o\\ners as miles curator John White of the d tt b e k trothal was not new In fact, the weIll lies 111 the gem Itself Dla- SmithSOnian's Mmeral SCiences les tahn Harecu mg, edcam ndown first wntten records of diamonds by her sl!:>ter, Lisa Sabo, In a ruf- Saba, of The \Voods, the bride's d ,.th k f " as e ope D lamon, name orf d b t th 1 ed fle.sleeved off-the shoulder dress aunt, Mrs Wilham Nemmger, of ,?on s, e mg 0 • gems, pos- Department III the NatIOnal Mu- one of Its owners, banker Henry use m e 1'0 a nngs appear m of mauve taffeta, accented With d Royal Oak, the bndegroom's aunt, sess m abundance each of the three seum of Natural History explams Ph I H - 1477when Archduke Maxumllan of qualities that make precIOus stones 1 Ip ope Austria gave his wlfe-ta-be a dla- long, pmk sash, carrymg an ar- 1\11s Gerald Mackwood, of Roche,,- rangemenl of plllk roses and tel', NY, and 1\1rs Ronald !\lack precIous beauty, rant)' and dura- The diamonds were formed m For years, people were as en- mond "espousal" rmg The stage baby's-breath 27-piece portrait __Cruise To Us ~ collection Annual---- 70x 73 wall portrait, plus 2-8x 70s, 3-5x7s, 15 wallet size Summe~ ~ ~Reduetion 19.,:~,d~ •• iI Sears -- AU Portrait Studio _____Departments No appointment necessary 95<: for each additional subject In photographiC portrait package Adults/families welcome POSES OUR SELECTION Available at regular pnCBS In addition to this offer White Background Black Background Double Feature Portraits and Passport Photos omll FOil PIlIITIIAITS TAKEN THIIU JUNE 29 -~~._--- StUdiOSlocaled ,n 1"1051larger Seals retail slores and Scars Surplus Grosse Pointe Farms Chec~ your local store for days and hours of ope rat on " - /~ Jht shops of }'- '- We welcomp Jacobson s Charqe Card or Thf' American Express' Card " W"ll"t\.Pi~r't 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Shop until 9 p m on Thursday and Friday 884.1330 Until 6 pm on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday - -- ~~-- - .... _---~------• ------..;--- Page Three.8 Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe's INew Arrivals I Personal Shopping service • • Specialty foods and gro- Mr. and Mr!>. Michael Holler- ceries delivered to your bach, of Littleton, Colo , announce door the birth of thelr second chIld, a • We do menu planmng, food daughter, Kathryn Anne, June 4 preparatIOn, and even er- Mrs. Hollerbach IS tht' former Nan- cy Ellen Donahue, daughter of Mr. rands and Mrs. John D. Donahue. of FJlr • Gift certlflCate~ avatlable Acres Drive Paternal grdnd- - Great for new Moms I parents are Mr. and M..s. Gerald Hollerbach, former Kerby Road 331-6589 resldent~ who now live m Arnold, Md Paternal great-grandmother IS former LaSalle Place reSident Arleen Kavanagh Elizabeth Fisher 1\11". E.P Wnght. of Arnold, l\ld Miss Fisher ;j, * Plan to wed 1\11. and :\lr!>. Chm Ie!>I{lddl(', 01 photo by Terrence K Carm chat!1 FI~her Hoad, announce the birth 01 Mrs. Randall D. Cam to be bride in September their flr~t child, a ~on, Stl'\ ('II Jtebers 75th]ear Early September weddmg plans The engagement of Ehwbeth J anll''', May 17 1\11" Biddle I" the are bemg made by Arleen R Kava- Cain-Noecker Bnggs Fisher and Martm MIchael former SU/dlllll.' Ca"terhlH', nagh and Charles Gregory Bentley Pallante ha~ been announced b\ daughter of :\lr and \In. HUl'Ilham ,~. SALE! whose engagement has been an- her parent~, 1'111' and I\1r~ Walle'r Ca!>te..lmc, of BarrIngton, III nounced by her parents, Mr and rites are read B FI~her, of Cloverl\' ROdd The Paternal grandparenb dl"l' Dr and Mrs Kevm Kavanagh, of Kensmg- Mr and Mrs Marshall V weddmg I~ planned lo'r July, 1986 !\lr". Charl('" HHldl(', 01 The YOU WA!TED FOR! ton Road Noecker's Warner l{oad home wa~ :\11.:JSr:shcr. " Vrln crslt) Llggctt SlaJ'L" I School alumna, holds a Bachelor of MIss Kavanagh IS office mana- the settmg Saturday, December 1, Rhododendrons ger at Liquid CarbOniC Corpora- for the weddmg of their daughter, SCience degree from the Umverslty I of Notre Dame She transferred ,\11' and ;\1.." Pet!.'r F j\IUl ph), Hearty Azaleas tion She IS a graduate of Grosse Nancy Elizabeth, and Randall DIX- Instant Glamour' from the Wayne State University of St Cldlr Avenue, announce the Pointe South High School and at- on Cain, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Rose Bushes School of Medlcmp to the OhIO birth of thell "econd child, ~econd are all at tended Western Michigan Univer- D Cain, of Yorkshire Road son, Geo ..gl' LaVallee, June 12 sity State Umverslty College of the Me Pastor Robert Rlmbo, of Samt dlCme where "he IS a member of Mr~ Murphy l~ the former Martha Her hance, son of the late Mr James Lutheran Church, presided Klingbeil, daughter of ;\h. Jnd 20% off. and Mrs Albert Bentley, of The the Class of 1987, a~ I~ her fIance at the 4:30 o'clock family cere 1'111' Pallante, son of Mr and Mrs :\Ir!>. Willidm 11,1\ \\ al d KlIngbeil. Still a large selection of Woods, was graduated from Lu- mony, after whIch the bnde and of Ha\\ thorne l{oJd Paternal theran HIgh School East and at- Martm D Pallante, of CanfIeld, Garden Flowers for Sun bndegroom were chauffeured to grandparents an' Mr. and Mr<;. and shade. all at tended Concordia Lutheran Col- OhIO, IS an alumnus of Canfield the Country Club of DetrOIt by Paul R. 1\1111 ph), of Country Club Cash and Carry prices lege, Macomb College and the Cen- High School and, like the bnde-to- George Negri, of The Farms, In an be, received 11l~ Bachelor of Drive Big brother PIe!>cott I" ter for CreatIve Studies authentic London taxI nearly:l While servmg m the Umted SCIence degree from the Umverslty Alexandra V Noecker attended of Notre Dame m 1983 Time began In a Garden . . States Air Force, he attended the * Defense Language Institute and her sister, who carned a bouquet of M... and i\Ir". I{olldld ( . Po ..ter, \Xleber }Brotllers the Defense Information School two dozen long-stemmed red roses Summer excursion of Lakepomte Avenue, dnnounce Green louses He now works at General Dyna- Albert Cain acted as best man for the birth 01 their flr~l child, d son HOl RS 10l0S 'r\ hn Mil,. .o,u~ O..~ P.lf. idea for children ~ lust Wr.1 af thl' Zoo mics hIS son Robelt CIanI.', May 14 Mr~ Porter Dath' \) (\l 4.M 700 P\1 At the Country Club, the newly- ChIldren ages 4 to 9 can step back IS the former .\nl1 Smith. daughter ~lUnda\ 9 C0 A,M 1 (Xl PM weds were met by a bagpiper who In tIme at the mIniature farmhouse of 1\11'and 1\1..... Jame" G. SmIth, of "pIped" them inSIde to the ap- located at the Henry Ford Estate Troy Paternal grandparents are DIA volunteer plause of waIting guests The re- FaIr Lane on the Umverslty of Mr. and ;\'11 <;. I),wid POI.ter, of ception centered on a Chnstmas Michigan campus. dIrectly across Blrm1l1gham hours add up theme Entertamment was provid- from Falrlane Town Center ed by the Sun Messengers, and the Their 90-mll1ute VISit WIll be fIll- i\lr. and i\Ir!>.Scott H. Homuth, of The 491-member Volunteer Com- ed With the types of activIties per- mIttee of the Founders Society De- former Miss Noecker and her hus- Hidden Lane, announce the birth of band were roasted and toasted by formed by the Ford grandchil- their second child, second son, troit Institute of Arts celebrated dren's young guest~ playmg on a completion of ItS 23rd year early their fathers and the bnde's bro- Bradley Ryan, Jan 18 Mrs ther, Wilham Noecker, of The strawstack, washmg clothes "the Homuth I~ the former Dem!>e Clearance thIS month and announced a record old way," plCkmg berrIes, explor- 54,553 hours of service donated to Farms Sclm artl, daughter of 1\11'. and mg the grounds of the estate et al M..s. Ed\\ ard J. Sch\\ a..tl, of Per- the museum during 1984-85 The newlyweds vacatIoned m Sa- Fee IS $5 per child The farm- Guest speaker at the annual rasota, Fla. They dIVIde theIr tIme nen Place Paternal grandparents house may be booked for birthday are 1\1r". Dads M. Homuth, a meetmg was William Woolfenden, between their two reSidences, In partIes Reservations are requir- Jill Sumnler Fashions consultant for Museum Services at Atlanta, Ga, and Grosse Pointe former P01l1ter who now lives m ed. they may be made by calling Fort Myers, Fla, and the late Sotheby's and director emeritus of Woods 593-5590 the Archives of American Art. Pri- Chester R Homuth Big brother or to )oming the Archives staff In Jeff! e) Randolph W1l! be 4 111 1960, he was curator of Education Make August wedding date August at the DIA * * 50% gan, workmg toward a Masters de- off Highlights of the business pro- Early August weddmg plans are 1\'11'. and Mr". Wilham H. Mere- gram mcluded announcement that bemg made by Lmda L. Knoblock, gree m PublIc Health She IS a dith 111, of Harper Woods, an- the Volunteer Committee IS under- daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter H member of the Amencan Dletehc nounce the birth of theIr fIrst child. Ut 1I!IJlf I hl,ll/ll'" Knoblock, of Grand Blanc, and ASSOCiatIon wrltmg a Centennial gIft of benches a daughter, Samantha Ann, Dec I, o5{'1111\1\1<1I <:11'/11/' [l" \\f \ to provide addItional gallery seat- Shores reSident WIlham M Ken- Her fiance holds a Bachelor of 1984 Mr~ MeredIth IS the former 051::,' <-J 1,1 /8 mg at the museum. nedy, son of Mr and Mrs W Alex SCience degree III Busmess Admm- Sandra Stendel, daughter of !\Ir. DIA volunteers donate their time Kennedy, of Palm Harbor, Fla J.stration from Central Michigan and 1\'11'<;.John T Stendl'I, of RIdge- and talents to a multitude of pro)- MISS Knoblock, a Registered I Umverslty and IS a member of mont ROJd Paternal grandparents ects, mcludmg gUided tours, pre- Dietitian, holds a Bachelor of Alpha Kappa PSI fraternity He I" a are M... and !\Ir... William II sentation of classroom slide talks Science degree in Dietetics from dlstnct manager for the J T Posey Meredith II, of Llttlestone Road In metropohtan area schools, or- MIchIgan State Umverslty and IS Company, out of Arcadia, Callf ganizmg mailings, working m the attendmg the Umverslty of MIChl- Museum Shop, assistmg Visitors Sisters will stage a double wedding and decorating the museum for Mr and Mrs Charles Kenney, trOlt, and Kathleen A , to Stephen speCial functions. Thchnique is trick formerly of The Woods, now resld- M Pesek, of Harper Woods The The group's new executive com- for gorgeous nails mg m FlOrida, have announced the Kenney Sisters plan a double wed- 11 KERCHEVAL mittee includes MarIlyn Gushee, of engagement of their daughters, dmg at Samt Joan of Arc Church III 882-5550 The Farms, as first vlce-chairper- "Gorgeous Nalls - by Yourself," Carol J , to Jeffrey T Dollar, of De- late July son and Mary O'Connor, of The a workshop on how to overcome the Park, as recording secretary A- problems of brittle nails, tough mong the dlr.ectors ISLiz Kuhlman, cuticles, ridges and stams, WIll run KNITTING YARNS of The Shores Among the leaders from 10a.m to noon Tuesday, July 25% DISCOUNT of servICe committees are Nancy 9, at AssumptIOn Cultural Center Wool Silk Alpaca AcryliCS Mohair Cotton Cashmere Edwards, of The Farms, and Car- Fee IS $5, plus supphes (speCIal CAROL GRAY STUDIO ole Peabody, of The Woods, co- tools) AddItIOnal InformatIOn may 315 Lakeland • 882-2428 vice-chairpersons of Decorations be obtamed by calLIng 779-6111 Mon. Tues. 10:00-4:00 For a look There's more to a at the Pepperidge Farm news behind Thrift*Store than The NEWS meets the eye. Take a look /-7 / ~, _ J>. ~ at ~~ • Cr.:p + l~""~ _~:, Tom i-/;';;;'I I 1"~~t!l~ 1..... '-= ,-' • c_..::---:W>t '/ --./ 17 oz Greenwood's Old.fashlOned CookIes layer Cakes (,oldfo,h t ...m 0 h I qhl i'll d \ ! "p", <.,01. ~ <., A flavorful a"ortment of /\""1 ,r,<,...,nr nH r t )j n " It h. d 11 rlll dt'huOlh rl.TH..I,nH LiassIC cookIes that make fOT a mOl'.: ( ~~I llHI ( \\ ('> r~q' FYI Indy <;erumptlr>us sMck rlllrl Ii J ~ He WH AND NEW SNACKERIE an~tlmo 10% SENIOR DISCOUNT MON THURS ONL \' & Celebratel Our MISS J Shop IS openl Come see the changes It looks sensatIOnal on I r------Even the attitude IS different More Independent, innOvative, free spirited ~50~ - .....I 50~: More like you Also open the StYling NelwurK, Itlc1iUII"!:l ii'0 :0;"'';: ;-.;;"r;:;~~,;;"':::; I for Mr & MISS J a'1d now ready 10 serve you - The Snackene Next to the MISS J Shop I OFFER GOOD WITH PURCHASE I Page One U~OFF In our apparel store Come 1001< us over You'll love our new look I JUNE 27,1985 TO 5 OF I 1 JULY 14. 1985 $500 OR MORE I 1: <: NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER 50<: ,II of CA'i/f VAWf 1100'" of" c(>n' 50 , .------~ . ------HOURS GrossI' POHlte 96. M.F. SUN 11-4 The NEWS 26519 9.8 THURS LITTLE MACK 95'30 SAT S.C.S. Shop unlll 9 pm on Thursday and Friday every week THRIFT S TOR E S 777-3337 Unlll 6 fJ m on MonrJay Tuesday Wednesday and Silluroay Thrift d"noles roduch returne-d un~old bV dhilrthutor8 Of" p,odu(t~ n ....t ml"Pllnq our hin" ~tl'lndo1Ud ... for Hr.' quality Thursday, June 27, 1985 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS JOSEPH'S WOULD From Another Pointe LIKE TO WELCOME TO Of View HIS STAFF I (Continued from Page 18) Susan Slaton \ - operates a center for the mentally impaired, Pathways, at Vella Seguin Its East Side headquarters on Field Avenue, and prOVides Diane Fournier ~$' servIces to the developmentally disabled at Its West Side ;>1 -0/ Michael Reid (- , center on Hubbell OAK MANOR ~ And MIckey, durmg her tenure as ASC director, has in- VISitGrosse POinte's ~ I, '\;; A new luxurious Manor residence with private and semi-private ( ~.,..~ creased the scope of hel own activities in the field of geron- Most Elegant Salon living accommodations for the elderly. The program is structured ",-' tology. She wa~ chairman and IS still a member of the State CommISSIOnon Services to the Aging. She ISa board for those who are ambulatory but need supervision and who desire deluxe accommodations. Joseph's of Grosse Pointe member of the National CounCIl on the Aging In Washmg- 20951 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte ton, DC For information contact the Caring People at Oak Manor. 882.2240 OR 882.2239 She has been a delegate to two WhIte House Conferences 2316 John R, Troy on Aging, and has made a Gerontology Tour of China She IF ------=-=f has taught classes, conducted workshops and served on 689-7755 the boards and committees of a number of agencies, large- lOUR STYLES OF TODAY . II ly those workmg With the elderly and the mentally Ill, * * * II YOUR CLASSICS OF TOMORROW :1 She's gotten around. and word about her has gotten a- SPECIAL PRICE $33,750 round ... and thi!> veal', she added to her honors the Uni- ted Community Services' Executive-of-the-Year Award II II for 1985. She was toasted time after time, and always from the heart, at a Retirement Party hosted last week by the \1 ASC board of dit'ectol's and her own friends. We'd like to I II add OUl' personal "Congratulations on a Job Well-Done" to I I theirs~ I More Congratulations I CongratulatIOns, too, to another Park resident, Agnes Kay, who received the JulIette Low Humanitarian Award at the annual meetmg of the Michigan Metro Girl Scout Council The award is given once a year - provided there IS an appropriate candidate. It recognizes an adult Girl Scout member who has had a profound impact on the lives of girls III Girl Scouting. Ms Kay has been an active adult in Girl Scoutmg for 42 years. She IScurrently chairperson of her area's Neighbor- hood ServIce Umt and a member/founder of the newly- I ) 'i ~ ,,, , I ~ formed Michigan Metro Girl Scout Alumnae ASSOCiation, ['wi fJ rwr~Z~1o/l ~j ':It:tt!.''M;_~K~ 'i She's been, literally, everythmg in Girl Scouting, from Se- Wear the styles ot today v\'lth these 14K yellow mol' Troop Leader to President of the Leaders' Associa- tIOn, from chaIrperson of the Program Committee to gold earnngs enhanced by the channel set Troop Camp Consultant Trainer, Edjkliszewski diamonds. They Ju...t might be the c1a,><;lcsof tomorrow She's been honored before for her volunteer commit- ment to Girl Scouting, with the Michigan Metro Girl Scout Since 1913 COhfelMct 776-5510 Council Green Angel Award and the Girl Scouts-USA Thanks Badge, highest award an adult can receive in the r edmund t. AHEE jewelers II 21435 MACK AVE. between 8 & 9 Mile GIrl Scout organizatIOn Now she has the Juliette Lowe 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte Woods II Award, too maybe they'll have to create a new award to pay due honor to Agnes again next year! 886.4600 J' ------~~------= --~ WORSHIP SERVICES Rackham Choir perlOrmiJ July Independence Celebration (ContInued from Page IE> father will also be busy glVlng the bride away , First English Award m 1982, the Robert Hand fJjU'liJe ("'J+.iJlle li{eR/(.lial ((fIll/ItA Ruth Deal VOIce Prtze In 1983 and The rest of the chOIr Will be pres- Ev. Lutheran ent, however, and promises a the Louis Upton Rowland Award Presbytenall USA Church delIghtful evemng The Rackham for the most outstandIng semor A Summer in James Vermer Road ,II Symphony ChOir ISan mdependent, . \\ edge\\ ood [)m e musIc maJor m 1983 Theme: "Putting The Da vld LudWig holds Bachelor non-profit orgamzatlOn dedIcated Grosse POinte Iloods to the performance of works for !lXI ;11111 and Master of MUSICdegrees from Blame on God" chorus and orchestra Founded in IndIana Umverslty He has ap- Dr Louts J, Prues, Semor MInister f Thke a safe view of sky UNITED METHODIST CHURCH '>unda\ \\ O"Olp )(l 1o .. m The ftreworks that have become the air, close to the eyes, Increases 211 Moro'is Road 886-2363 ,>unda} "<.hool 4 (~I am such a tradilLonal part of the the potenlLal for a hot spark to sen- Pra)l'f & I'ral,e Fourth of July celebratIOn can ously burn an eye or eyelId Per- "A Sense of the Holy" I\ed 7 Wpm cause eye damage and bhndness, manent damage to the eye or VISIOn Dr Robert W Boley. preachIng P",lor warns Dr Henry,J Spiro, ophthal- may result Bona Id \\ <,( hmldt mologlst and director of the ('atar- The most common fire- Summer Schedule - act and Eye Care Instttute 111 \\orks caused eye mjury is corneal 9:30 a m, Service SouthfIeld abraSIOn, or scraping of the cornea, Nursery through GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH "The only really ...afe \\ay to en- which III most cases heals naturally Third Grade Classes JOYfIreworks IS at a profes<;lOnal- but can cause ViSIonproblems Also ,1116 'lark \\enlle Dr Robert W Bole) Re\ .lack \f3nn~('hr('d, ( ...... P'l'nf ...\\n.('rh :J pr.:x1uced f.;-cv,~r};~ d:splay,' common but much r:1orc ~~:-~ou:::!~ mamtaInS Dr SpIro hyphema the rupture of small ~~I 1111 HIS worde; of cautIOn come a<; a blood vessels Ine;tdethe front part of A War,...., We come result of fIgures relea<;ed by the the eye that can result III bhndness THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS Awa!s You ~ Am<>ncan Academy of Ophthamol For those who InSist on their own ':,0;;;'7::0'5h p ~l ,. ogy <;howlllgthat 14,000firework In- ftreworks dIsplays, Dr SpIro gives Sunday Sct'lool 1 "Christian Science" CJ 45 am r June<;\\ IIIoccur thl<;year With one. the followmg adVIce f vf\fl r>q Spr .. ((> EffiCient. safe and Inl'n/ntlvP 0/('r, 1')(>prng ,]ms combining fourth of these affecting the eyes • Wear protectIve goggles or 610pm ~ .. First Church of Christ, SCientist Nursery ; ~ strefchlng muscular strengtr WI )rv nnd aeloblc cor,dltlonlng Bottle rockets are responslhle for glasses to protect the eyes AH Ser ....'c~c, 1t t.J. AND half of all fIreworks related eye In- • Parents should be close by to Grosse POinte Farms ~-p'II , Junee; - and three fourths of the supervise, once the explOSIVe de- 282 Chalfonle Ave Motivation fa OSSIS\Y() J Ir 'pO( w,q y( v 'Itnp')s goals most severe ones Even sparklers, vice IS hghted, all bystanders Located between Moross and Moran CaL for Inlor', utiCA' s( {\,:..ddlu )1 (j 1(I'PS Services DIAL A although often conSidered Lo be should be a safe distance away safe, are dangerous, they burn at • Firecrackers shoutd never be Sunday 1030 A M PRAYER Sunday School 1030 A M 882-8770 temperatures of 1800 degrees put In a bottle or tm can, because WedneSday 8 00 P M 2i5i7 Kelly Road, East Detroit 772.9470 The fact that sparklers are held the flymg partIcles could cause In the hand and usually swung m lastIng damage to the eyes Page Flve-S Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Concert date 81. Clair Art Fair Auto is focus for DIA show May wedding is this weekend The first major museum exhibi- It as an emotIOnal experience at Ft. Wayne tion to conSider the automobIle as a Some exhlbltlon art works docu- vows spoken ThiS weekend's a good tlme to subject for art as well as a work of ment the car's Visual Impact on DetrOIt's HistOriC Fort Wayne take a tnp up the lake to St Clair, roadSide, highway and urban land- Holy Name Church of Blrmmg- art itself Will remam on vIew at the Will host the mnth annual Inde- where more than 60 artists Will be DetrOlt Institute of Arts through scapes Others IOcorporate auto- ham was the settmg Friday, May pendence Eve Concert next Wed- featured 10 the 14th Annual St motive materials or the object It- 31, for the weddmg of Jeanne Mar- Sunday Sept 8 nesday, July 3 The program, an Clair Art Fall' Saturday, June 29, "Automobile and Culture - De- self Contemporary fUSIOns of garet Reaume and Eugene F Lo- lnternatlOnal Freedom Festival and Sunday, June JO, 10 RiverView troIt Style" presents apprOXimate- form, functiOn and imagmatlOn are Vasco The Reverend Father event, beg1l1s at 6 30 P m on the Plaza represented by cars speCIally bUIlt Burke offiCiated at the 4 30 o'clock ly 250 auto-related works of art to- Parade Ground 10 front of the re Saturday's ~peclal event~ 111- gether With 12 actual automobIles or altered by artists, Chns Bur- ceremony, which was followed by a stored barracks and I~ free to UJ(' clude organ mU~iCfrom 9 a m to 3 of ~lgmf1cant styling and deSIgn den's "B-Car" can actually be reception at the DetrOit Athletic pm. With country mUSiCand bar- and seven cars created by contem- dnven, James Croak offers "Peg- Club public ThiS year's concert will leature bershop harmony followmg mto the porary artists a~us, II the bIzarre apparitiOn of a The bride IS the daughter of Mr the Royal Canadian Mounted evenmg Sunday's activIties 111 It ISthe DlA's premier Centen- wmged horse burstmg through the and Mr5 Douglas P Reaume, of Pollce MUSical Ride Irom OUa\>,a elude a 2 p m concert by the St Olal Exhibition and is free to the roof of a low-nder vehIcle Bloomfield Hills The bridegroom and the UOlted State~ All' Force Clair County CommuOlty College pubhc It domlOates the museum's The second porhon of the exhibIt IS the son of Mr and Mrs John L PreSIdential Dnll 1 earn 11 om S~mphonlc Orchestra and an art Great Hall, RIvera Court, 1\\ a look~ at the creative contnbutlon of Mr. and Mrs. photo by Bern,e LoVa~co, 01 Blalrmoor Court Wash1Ogton, DC, m additIOn to auctIOn at J pm, plu'> a medley of levels of the Ford Wmg exhibitIOn Amencan deSigners, who regarded Julie Reaume served as honor Gregory F. Wait march10g bands from Detl OIt, !'\e\\ hvmns Irom the belltower of the gallenes and screenmg room the automobile not only as a func- maid for her Sister Bl'lctesmaids York and Canada }<;'In, t Congl eg • Private rooms and Apartments all With prIvate baths • Around-the-clock securIty • Excellent Meals • Maintenance and SELECT QUALITY OUTDOOR FURNITURE ...AND HAVE IT MADE IN THE SHADE • Beauty/Barber Shop John M"Uf> Op.lrlnn • Grocery Store EnjOY C;U;':'1~:::~ ::~":::h,,,~ 2"':! ballT''j nr<>e7es while relaxlnq In your own backyard MaKing YUU LOOKGood wnn me Fashion We offer the finest In outdoor furniture Brown Jordan, Woodard, Lyon Shaw & ProfeSSionalism You've Come to Appre- Choose from downy polyester-filled cushions and Vinyl strapping All are • Registered Nurses on duty ciale skillfully crafted and attractively deSigned for years of durable use • Doctors' Clinic and lasting beauty Select several pieces to accent a porch, sundeck pool Naturally at \~~, IS . or patio or purchase an entire set at exceptional prices Each set J available In the latest deSigner styles, colors and patterns all Within the bUilding ~J for further Information Jacobson's S or for an appointment ------~' We welcome Jacobson s Charge Card or The Amencan Express' Card call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 ------_._------19599 MACK AVE., G.P.W. or 822-9000 We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuasday, Wednesday and Saturday. 882-9711 Thursday and Friday until 9 • • ------~~---- Page Seven-S Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS It's academic! \% ~ " " '" L "j~ \ ' · nprs; ds ceremony June P; 's top Wln_---~ ored at the annual awa~outstanding eighth •Crce award win ners were hon arJathle.e Toni Tedesco, 'awards are gIven Pierce Middle School' ~ci~~Bassell, outstand,"gd~~~~ohn Whrltner ..Eat ~e::~ glr' in grade eight 12. From left are Pt'~C6~r1sRowan and super~!:~iven to the outstanding 0 grade scholar/ath e e6 to 8 and a special awar 1 to students in grades f~l, /1'''.,.. ./ / f ' ! "\ <; ') -I'Joe Gel ~,Photo by Thanks, Fronk ~l6.:"'~ ---rts"" ected to Superlntenden, John Whrltner, right, shakes hands with Nnrth High Schaal's retiring night er of a been sel SUIO- foremen Frank O'Rourke whIle the O'Rourke family looks on. They are, from left, Peggy, Mary Ann ntm \1\Unlor, \1~SofEdUca\lOnndthe and Marie. O'Rourke is retiring June 28 after 17 years at 'he school. The school sys'em recenlly A sU . ht sout~ H'9an state Boar She will a~~:te JUly held a reception to honor all of its employees who have announced their retirements. JOnes, rl9g8'S Michlg sciences. nd Valley Frances \. ura the "\ ts an d t Gra es IS lor ~icipate In for the Arte session a ith Miss ~onher co tltu unse pa \nstitute:>ence ins cement w h 'McMillIn, mer e\ - Redsselaer winner Pho 0 by I If> Udal ell . . Heather Cross right receIves the Rensselaer medal for outstandmg achieve- Sou.th High IU~C:Cience during the pa;t three years from Principal Frances French While South sCiencem~nt '"dmepaathrtanment head Frank Banovetz , left , and Walter Mackey, mathematiCs department head, look on. ~, ~~-Ii I ;J . b banquet l ;'",~,-' ~:I K. nlS Clu last month K' ,Club! l wa .nque' in lendem :~t~:~; ~~~:~::. '~~:i~:~~: 0",,, A Dartmouth book awa'iYi'~' nnual eYth Key Club held ,'tsI aTn~::~~dent grfOtUh~~~~~IS; BrucheOWepr~:~ilent of the John (Jay) W',IIams, a South H' h '. I te Sou Memoria. Ident 0 . y psa , The Gross~ :~l~oom of the :%~rkDesROSIers,P~~SKeyClub; and Pegg S received the Dartmouth Book A '~ f School /Un,or, reCently In the Cdry:~~veare, trom le~y adviser of the Sou the Dartmouth Alumni ClUb of D~~r 't r~m the local Chapter of Picture d Beach, tacu prinCipal, congratulates Jay, ro,. rances FrenCh, South elect; Richar student club. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985 ~age Eight-B 1chweitzere~Bett5fnes Real EJtote-.lnc, I I iIfII Hand Gardena" NEW OFFERING Hlch In old world charm, a NEW OFFERING Delightful and clean brick lovely English Tudor Colomal featurmg three ranch with fantastic kitchen, large yard, Grosse Pointe recreatIOn room and dry bar In basement, bedroom~, one and one half ba,th~, famIly room, formal dmlng room, nev.el kitchen and loads of bUllt-m storage space and more A flreplaced hVlng room A bedutlful home for wonderful buy Bring offers I (F -55ROS) $108,000 LAKELAND A popular street location in the VIllage Lovely three bedroom Colomal enhanced by attractIVe detail and appomt- ments Includmg bay WIndow m flreplaced hv- 109 room LIbrary, two and one half baths, SpaCIOUSfenced yard and attached garage are also offered NEW OFFERING SpacIOus two bedroom Co-op WASHINGTON.STYLE TOWNHOUSE would be NO ASSOCIATION FEE for thl'> spacIOus TRADITIONAL COLONIAL An excellent fami- townhouse tn the City There are three bedrooms, ly home convemently located m Grosse Pomte located m a prime area of Harper Woods, an perfect for the profeSSIOnal or empty nester adult commumty Pnced to sell at $45,900 For Located on Rivard, thiS center hall umt offers hv one and one half baths, hardwood floors, natural Park, close to public and parochial schools Nice- fireplace, kitchen WItheating space, private patIO, -Iy planned and offermg first floor den or fourth more details, call our Farms ofllce at 886-5800 mg room Withslldmg glass doors to pnvate walled rF-21 ART) terrace, modern kitchen also With door wall, for- newer roof, attached garage, mamtenance-free bedroom, updated kttchen, flmshed basement With extenor and convement locatIOn near shoppmg recreatIOn room and enclosed breeleway Recent- mal dmmg room, three bedrooms, two and one FRESH DECOR combmed With lots of charm for half haths, third floor bedroom WIth bath and and transportatIOn ly reduced to $84,900 (G 84BER) 886-4200 a comfortable and gracIous home Four bed- more NEW OF1"ERlNG UNDER $6,),000 Outstandmg rooms, two full baths, Flonda room and two home m Grosse Pomte Park Huge rooms, car garage With opener are featured SImple very unusual decor, perfect for entertammg Assumption terms A fme Grosse Pomte Large family home In very mce area, walk- Woods locatIOn $96,000 Subscribe to the THE GILT.EDGE HIDEAWAY With Its magmfl- POPULAR LINCOLN ROAD IS the site of thiS cent vIew of downtown and the lake ISdelightful- handsome, newly decorated center hall Coloma I ly contemporary m decor There are two Features melude four bedrooms, two and one half bedrooms two and one half baths, family room. baths, family room, terrace, secuTity system, at GROSSE POINTE NEWS hVlOg room With bay wmdows, hardwood floors tached garage, recreation room w,th marble floor- and mamtenance-free settmg Ing and more and get all the local news, OPEN ~lJNDAY 2'00 - 4-00 PM w rl' .1 , nOl Oil lnt:> pre!;se~. 1399ANITA 1897ALLARD NEW OFFERli\G ISperfect for the ,June bTideand FIRST TIME OPEN, thiS Immaculate doll house groom Handsomel); decorated. thIS charming 1'\ a rare fmd' ThiS modified Cape Cod offers bungalow features hvmg room Withfireplace, hvmg room With fireplace, dllllllg Illth dmmg room With bay, cute kitchen, two refmlshed oak floor. kitchen \\.Ith eatmg area o------1-) ear $15 [l 2-Years $27 OUI-of-"talt', SI7/}l'ar bedrooms and bath on first floor, master den or guest bedroom and lavatory doy,n two bedroom WIthcathedral ceiling on the second bedrooms and full bath up Come have floor and affordable price! refreshments on the deck WM J Addre.,,, -- ~ ------~ ~------Member of the LOCATED "ON THE HILL" Gros'>e Pomte Real E,tate Exchange m Groc;se POinte Farmc; Macomb Board of Realtor,> ~Jl~!J1IIion Mall to Grosse Pointe News across from Perry Drugs DetrOit Board of Realtors 102 Kerth~Val 864.5700 99 Kercheval m Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 I - ...,j".. ____ - ...-4_-._4__ - -- ...... _ Page Nine.B Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,. FIRST OFFERING - Ranch on Cul-De-Sac In ~~: Grosse Pomte Farms Stephens Road 23 foot , .., family room 20 foot deck LIbrary or third ~ . bedroom RecreatIOn room and office al ea lr' ~, ~. ,. Kitchen has bUIlt illS 'fwo car attached ft ~L garage Lawn sprmkler system ~ FIRST OFFERING Two family brlck flat on SUMMER IN GROSSE POINTE Somerset near Vernor Road Thl ee bedrooms III each umt Aiumlllum trun .md gutters Two WHY GO ANYWHERE ELSE? car garage Separate furnaces and ullhtle!> Upper umt owner occupied $79,500 McMILLAN - All systems go on thiS excellent PJ<:MHERTON - Newly reduce brick ('olol1lal Air conditIOned Beautifully half balh F ELFORD CT - Three bedroom ranch In lovely NEFF ROAD - SIXbedrooms and three and one BARRINGTON - Large four bedl 00111 bungahl\\ 20545 WIlliamsburg - 1+34 Woods locatIOn 27 foot family room With sky half baths m all Family room Two car needs Tender Lovmg Cdle '1\\0 full h"th., lights and doorwall to deck First floor laun garage 50X 140 lot $85,000 Pnced for qUIck sdle dry Includes apphances T\vo car attached garage $105,000 ON THE WATER - m St Clair Shores 111x ~40 lakefronl lot Four bedroom, three and one half bath Coloma I Family room plus library and flr!>t floor laundry Three car attached SCHULTES REAL ESTATE garage $245,000 710 NOTRE DAME McKINLEY - Three bedroom, one and one half bdth Enghsh Screened terrace Two car 881.8900 gal age $91 500 McKINEL Y - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal Glassed porch RecreatIOn JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. room \\ Ith bar T\\ 0 car attached garage $86,000 , HARBOR HILL m the Farms Three bedroom S RENAUD - Three bedlOom rdnch Family ~ CHECK THi:.SE Nl:.W OFFERINGS! three bath one and one half story 30X 10entr~ hall room RecreatIOn loom WIth fireplace and LIbrary Withbay and fireplace Newer kitchen and bar T\\ a Cdr dttached garage 90x 145 lot first floor laundry Recently decorated through SPECIAL COLONIAL Just off thc LochmoOl golf UlUr.,e offer ...foUl bedroom" three and one half baths, hbrary With flrepldce famlh room i\lut~chler kitchen, lovely neutral decor, fllllShed bdsement, central out Ne",er roof Paneled recreatIOn room Two WASHINGTOJl\ ROAD - SpacIOus Colomal on car attached garage Pflvate lakefront park for double lot Call for details air, sprlllkler system and seculI!y system - 1700 square [eel of luxury h\ lllgl 8840600 street reSidents only $249,000 OUTSTANDING ENGLISH feature~ four hcdroom~, two and one half baths, ternflc Mutschler kitchen HAMPTON Road III the Shores Four bedroom, two and one half balh Colomal on 80 foot lot With EVERYTHING' Other dmel1ltle!>lllclude a gal den room den, fmlshed basement, central air, WINDEMERE PLACE - Deluxe custom cluster sprmkler system and three car garage UNUSUAL VALUr: - $139.0001 8814200 homes Lakeshore near Provencal Common Two adjacent family rooms, one With fire- grounds Call for details or stop m Open d31 place First floor laundry area Flmshed base. ment Central air Two car attached garage GROSSE POINTE CITY - ThiS populdr locatlOll offer~ an dlr conditioned brick Bungalow With four Iy 2 00-5 00 bedrooms and two full baths plus NEW kitchen and flmshed basement Great accommodations dt LAKELAND - Four bedroom, two and one half Just $87,5001 881 4200 GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Four bedroom two bath English Center entrance With 18 foot and one half bath Colomal on Ballantyne center hall, 18X28 hVlllg room and 21 foot dill' PRESTIGIOUS ITALIAN PROVINCIAL mllll-manSlOn ISbeautifully situated on double lot WItha sweeplllg Family room With fireplace Paneled and 109 room Large library plus a two year old view of tree-hned boulevard' IncludC!>five large bedroom~ three full baths plus four half baths, famIly carpeted recreatIOn room Two car attached family room wllh qual ry tile floor. sky hght room, huge kitchen, second floor actlvltlCS room fllllshcd bd!>ement, three car attached garage and garage 120X100lot $170,000 Mmt conditIOn and antique gas fired !>tove Two patIOs Two so much morel 884.0600 With lovely landscaped yard car garage IN THE WOODS - SPACIOUS four bedroom, two and one half bath ~eml ranch has 25 foot hVlllg room GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD - Near South WILLIAMSBURG COURT - Two bedroom, one With fireplace, hbrary, lovely new kitchen, exIra lnsulallOn and chOIce of t('rm~ mcludmg assumable High, four bedrooms, three baths, one and one Land Contract $135,000 881-4200 half story reSidence With famJ1y room and one half bath CondomllllUm townhouse Great private locatIOn near Edslland Center Recreation room With fireplace T\\ 0 car Ih llllhhed bol!>empnt dlr Undel $611000 IN THE PARK - MINT CONDITION three beth (10m garage Pnce reduced and a very temptIng pncel 8816100 \ Cju et <-III OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 PRESTON PLACE - The la!>tlot left III thl!>pre,llglOu~ treed Farll1~ !>ubdl\ ISlOnI IUU"12 de sac near the lake 881 4200 Wmdemere Place - Deluxe CondomllllUms Lakeshore near Provencal OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 30 N Edgewood - Three bedroom t\\O bath OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ranch FamIly room 1254BUCKINGHAM - Sparkhng fOUl bedroom 243 McKmley - Three bedroom one and one two and one half bath Colomdl ne\\ kitchen, half bath Enghsh $8R000 family room 8R40600 19964W EMORY COURT - Three bedl 0001 one Other fine Grosse POInte propertIes m all pnce range~ and one half bath Colomal - falmly room flmshed basement 881 b!OO 926LAKEPOINTE - Three bedroom, one dnd one half bath Coloma I - big famll) room nC\1er kItchen' 90 s 884 ObOO IIII Kercheval Ave. 83 1593TORREY - Three bedroom 1\\0 bath ~cml 1216DEVONSHIRE - GROSSE POINTE PARK ranch With family room on double lot $94 !JOO Pul ) our famll) III the plcturc of thiS lovely five IDGBm 886-3400 881 6l0() bedroom, three and one half bath English home E\ er)oroom sparkles \\ Ith fresh pamt or wallpaper 407 TOURAINE - JUST LISTED' Beautifully plus newly fJm~hed wood floors, leaded glass and MAXON decorated two bedroom. one dnd one half bath some ne\1 cal pctmg too' SpacIOus and cheerful Coloma I With famIly room' $87,'>00 R81611JO dnd ~o \\ ell priced' 881 4200 ...------.WANT AD ORDERFORM------, SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I, I I Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for I UNIQUE EIGHT BEDIW::>M l\Tedllcl ranedn I I style home features laVish u<;cof fme wood~ marble, Pewablc tile, "Ilver, cry.,lal and hr d.,., Date Classification Desired ------thruout Huge IIvmg and dllllllg room'>,\\ , When you list your home I< lIlt Ontul); CENTURY 21 LOCH MOOR w<.' &assodates plac<.' a plcll,re of your re~j(le/l('(' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 F .G.Edgar .IL~~Lr_--J«21 In the M(lcomb M L S book aI \< ell as In the Gros~e POlPlte E.u!\UJlge 201155Beaufalt - H Woods LOCH MOOR book You can double your home ~ '- 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 e'(po~ure by Ilstlng It Wltll lI" 884-5280 281BEAUPRE _ EXCELLENT location 'lJId condition on 1111;' loUl bedIoom, one and one hdlf bath Farm!> semH'anch Outstandmg kItchen and family Ioom fll1l~hed bd;,ement, two car gardge and more' II OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 833 LAKESHORE 668 PEMBERTON _ INVITING five bedroom, Ihree dnd one 11 'GREAT OFFEHlNG _ 1750VERNIER APT Ifl BEAU l'IFUL fll;,t floOl two bedroom, two full baths, condomullum m Grosse POInte Woods Excellent (OndltlOlI CelltIaI dll. fll eplace and more I, 1853BHYS _ AVOId;,tdU chmblng on tlu;, t\IO bedloom bungJIO\\ III 580PEMBERTON _ OUTSTANDING 10cdtlOn (c!o;,c to WlI1dmlll POlllle Drive, and Pdrk!» on thl;, large centl'dl entrance COIOllldl FOUl bedlooms t\\ 0 Jml one 11 1429THREE MILE DRIVE ELEGANT IoU! bedl (lom (OJOl1ldllll de'll "ble dl Cd 01 GI os;,e Pomte Pdrk Newly Idndscaped dnd lIl;,ulated .super kitchen leaded gld~' F'l endl doO!" dnd more I 11 CLA.",SlCCE\'IEB II \LL rOL01\IAL 01\ LAKE LOADS OF LlVIN<:. SPACE 111 Ihl;, pllhard three bedroom Coloma I ThiS home offers man) 20855BEAUFAIT - A1'I'RACTIVE Colomalllllhc GI o;,;,e l'olllle ::'(.hooldl;,tllct of Harpcl Woods Thiel' SHOHE ~lluatLd on 0\ el dndcre of Idnd Kitchen amemtles lIlcludlllg cIrcle dnve, central air, Idrge bedrooms, one and one half bath;, great Ioom I.~Oll mOllgdge d,;,umpllOn PI Ice rcduced b\ 1\1uu,chler \\ ltll ,el \ IU;! ;,1.lIr;,leJdlfig to t\\ 0 of t:dllU n.lu.JI(.,U "''''' ."t2!~ ,J~ ern (on'lll): rfln,." ~l1rl the SIX bellI 'HlIn, 1'1(' IllJ;,[el uem UUIlI lid" ., naturJI (II epidu: <"ndIlIt('1e"llIl~ bath Gredt faml gdrden room Immediate occupanc) I) homt. \ldl-.e .Ill dppol11tmenl tacta) I I I S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE E,;e, ~~ ;t!!~ Grbsse POinte Woods "lTl11>rtJ .";'alt>.,\ (/1/(/ I-'r;I'IHI,.. tn' \lwli'- \TTHACTI\'E CENTER Ei\,TRANCE COLO!':I 886-8710 AL \llth IInpress\\'e foyer, marble floor, cath. FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 edral celhng, \\ mdmg ;,talrcase and balcon) ~.. ~ !,'resh mSlde ,1lIdout featunng new landscapmg with a sprmkler ;,ystem Cio;,e to schools. public tran;,portdtlOn .Hld lakefront parks 1312 HAWTHORNE - Grosse POInte Woods 597 PERRIEN PLACE - Ranch with a very um- Three bedroom wIth one full bath and lavatory que floor plan Thrce bedrooms Withtwo full baths, S:\1ALL CO:-iDf)i\IINIl';l1 SECOND-FLOOR LOW 20 YEAR FIXED RATE MORTGAGE Natural fireplace In liVIng room One and one half plus pO\~del loom F dmlly room, screened porch excellent locatIOn j fl1 rd'fl 1 I'l'l of Just .,tar 975% money available to a qualifIed purchaser on car garage Handy man's speCial and pi Iced dC Cenll al dlr Tiled basement T\\ 0 CJr attached hng out'. One bedroom, all appliances, full) thiS three bedroom Colomal on Lannoo Newer fur- cordIngly PrICed under $70,000 garage carpeted Live m Grosse POlllte Clt) fO! $iO 000 nace, roof, alumInum trim, and storm!> and With access to public transportation "n" ... t"r screens Move-In conditIon, motIvated seller OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 BY APPOINTMENT front parI{ u;,e NEW ON THE MARKET! "~NX 822CANTERBURY - Shows pnde of ownershIp Instantl~ appeallllg Super English Tudor"m ;x- j , Offermg four bedrooms, two baths plus powder cellent conditIon SIX bedrooms, three baths, I room. Large country kitchen Family room, large po\\der room Family room Two fIreplaces ~ fIrst floor laundry Sprlllkier system, central air l\lulschler kitchen Beautiful wood flooring In PatIO With gas barbeque Tiled basement 'l\~o car foyer and IIvmg room Beautiful yard WIth attached garage ,Japdne~e rocl-. garden With waterfall Brand new , sprmkler !>ystem and sod 111 front yard BRYS COLONIAL 3BDRM F dmlly room, assumable land contract HAMPTON RANCH 4 BDRM Completel) redecorated Large yard Two fireplaces HILLCREST 1'2 STORY 3BDRM RecreatIOn room \\'llh wet bar Priced at $73 500 HILLCREST ENGLISH 3BDRM Excellent areJ \\ ell mallltallled Pm'ate yard ROSLYN VACANT LOT Grosse Pomte Wood~ 35 x t.j') $10,800 FIRST OFFERING Well constructed English two famIly near the Village - Both umts have lots of space - Large hvmg room, dmmg room, kitchen, breakfast room, lhree bedrooms and two baths Each umt rents for $850 LOCATION, LOCATION and much, much more commend thiS attrachve Colomal on Vendome Road In a month Call for additIOnal details the Farms The spacIOus family room and kitchen overlook a large, private lot surrounded by tall blue spruce Other extras arc a paneled library, first floor laundry, three fIreplaces, abundanl closets, cen CALL FOR A PREVIEW ON THESE OTHER FINE HOMES tral all', four car garage, recreahon room WIth wet bar and wme cellar Four bedrooms hI,0 baths, and lal'atory ...... ~~::-.::::....:=.-=-=----- IF ...... _- PiXi il l JinLtl IIIILII168 VENDOME ~~~/~" ~ Freshly plastered and pamted by BUIlt by Wilberdmg In 1973, thiS Walk to Village shops from thiS profeSSIOnals from bottom to top four bedroom, two bath Coloma I economICal three bedroom ranch Modern kItchen, large master has all the extras you would expect Well bUIlt With copper plumbing, sUite and guesl o;ulle Newer fur m a np\ler horne FamIly room hardy,ood floors, and heated o;un nace and msulatlOn keep heatmg \~Ith fireplace and door \\all to room Its perfect for a small patio y, Ith gao; grill famIly or couple costs 10\1, J I ~"• 'f '0., , ootrfA ,! .~;, \. I .~:" In the Woods, thie;well mamtamed BUIlt m 1981, thiS lUXUriOUSfour Located on a cul-de sac near the 293 UNIVERSITY 511 BALLANTYNE IIClI F'AIRII()L\H'~ Colomal has an updated kltchen bedroom, three bath home has all lake, thlS fme three bedroom, two and bath plus a first floor laundry of the amemtles Mutchler kitchen bath Coloma Iwas bullt by Mast In Heats for only $60 a month budget With wet bar and hardwood floors, 1'16.1 Large ma.,ler sUIte ""llh Pnced m thE' flftles, It has thrN' famll~ room WIth fireplace. dressmg room and library wlth bedrooms beamed cellmg and hardwood fireplace wet bar and parquet f100N The sophistIcated heatmg floor Well landscaped lot IS eaw and coohng system saves on to mamtam pnprq\ ~n<:.fc::: Thmkmg of .,elling? No,," ISthe best time m five years Please call us to dlSCUSSa marketmg plan . ~ for your house Many of our listmgs have recently sold m lee;s than one 'Week1 17111E JEFFERSON 2061 SHOREPOINTE 2i'i17 GREATER MACK B()RI~AND-JOHNSTON i\~elat~of THOROUGH COVERAGE OF GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES Many, Many More by Appointment /W/I,I/I,1, /}11,1, "L1hngor Bu} Ing Our FilII 1 1nlC Profc<;<;10n..ll<; 76 KERCHEVAL 1/;4,,/1 (~ )11,,11 ,m~rcady to help Call Toda} EQUiiin TO BUY OR SELL fOUlfUU _rAllY A HOUSE CALL /;~'1/I'.lkllr 395 Fisher Road 2064., Mack Avenue NITWOllK "/'1)(11'/(' (,/' "JIl/h If/R'' IJjJjJIJI/Il' 1'(Ir< ('/11 \( /!lml 885-7000 _ Tile IlelpINl People I 886-3800 884.6400 J' J Page Eleven.:B' Thursday, June 27, 1985 ._------_.---GROSSE POINTE NEWS FIRST OFFERING SINE REALTY Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange G ROSSE POI NTE WOODS . , . IT'S WORTH YOL H 'I I\IE !J::!E PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BOURNEMOUTH - Ongmal owner three TO C\LL Sr"'E UI BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE '(;!) bedroom one and one half bath Coloma I Den, upddted kItchen, central all', fllllshed base ST. CLAIR SHORES ment RIVIERA TERRACE - Second lelcl, IlIle, two bedroom, two bdth, condominIum ( 17213 E JEFFERSON -- ltEDUCED TO $84,000" Ideally located to\1 nhouse II Ith large bedroom'>, up OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 dated kitchen and baths and IOdd, of .,tOIage 811'16200 1011 S RENAUD - REDUCED TO S189,OOD'I There', room to breath In tlll> ,pauou" three hp(!J oom .. ranch wIth famI1v room dtldlhed gdr b89 PEACH THEE - Contemporary thl ee bed 100m , !l10 and one half bath home near lIunt Club Illth large fdmlly room, lountr) kItchen, dttached garage Call 7756200 19955 CLAIRVIEW CT - SpacIous foUl bedroom, !II 0 and one half bath home offer, famlh loom, Flonda room and flmshed bdsement Illth bar and kItchen 775 6200 456 TOURt\INE - See lI1'formdtlOn above under photo ad YOU'LL WANT TO BE SURE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT 1500 YORKTOWN 905 BERKSHIRE TO SEE ONE OF THESE A Eo'IRSTOEo'FERING' t Be one of the first to see l'hl> home ha, too man) feature'> to h,t' , But hel e thl!>gorgeous four bedroom bnck Colomal We are are a fell Entrance foyer IS hIghlighted II Ith rl ,UI e that It has most of the features you WIll need I three story leaded and stallled gld" ~k~ hght SpacIOus !Jvmg room, formal dll1mg room, large Leaded gla,s II Illdow!> thloughout In l MEADOW LANE - APPEALING dead end street IS the locatIOn for thIS three bedroom L'olomdl With lIvlI1g room \11th fireplace, famIly room and central all 8846200 TAKE A BITE OUT OF LET THE TAPPAN PROFESSIONALS TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS ..... CHARMING ENGLISH - ~n"0I1eof Gros<;e Pomte CIty's fmest streets FOUl bedrooms, tllO and one half baths, new deck, updated first floor lavdtorj, new bedroom and bath on thIrd floor Cia "SICfloor plan, close to all schools and public transportatIOn Pnced to sell' Open thIS Sunday helll een 2 00 JUNE, 1984, BORROW $57,000 WITH A $600 MONTHLY PAYMENT 500 }>'IRST OFFERING - 1117 WHITTIER - Gl eat family home, foUl bedrooms, two and one half NOW • • • BORROW $14,500 MORE WITH THE SAME $600 • • • baths paneled lamlly loom With fIreplace, bUlIt-m the 60's With good slled room; and a La;t year at thIS ttlne you could bOrl 0\\ $57000 terrifiC floor plan at t2 25% \I Ith an ddJu<;table rate mortgage GROSSE POINTE SHOllES - ThIS lU"tOI11bUIlt loan and carr) a S600 monthly payment To Colomal features 4,000 square feet of hVlllg da), one year later, that <;ame $600 pa) ment space II Ith a fabulous kitchen, both d faUlll) \\ IIIget )OU a $71.;)()0 10<1nIlCCaU.,ethe I ate has room and a hbrary each \\lth natural fIreplace C0me dOli n 10 <) ')% and v. et bar Bullt of the fmest matenab and constructIOn methods 1\lth a long h'>t of The new'> I!>Just as good on the fl,ed rate "!nce amemtles that make thIS offermg trulv one of Iate, have dropped to 11 7~oo II Ith mo.,t a kmd We mVlte )OU to call for addItIOnal lender!> detalls LAKESHORE DRIVE - ThIS eleg,lIlt f('''ldenle Why Wait untl! rates go bal k up ('on<;lder bu) mg IS Just north of Yacht Club and fedturf'<; a 30 today \lhlie mortgage'> are most dfforctahle FIRST (WFJo:Hl'\lG - OVEo:HLOOKlNG GOLF foot family room Circular dl'lV('\la~ central COURSE Custom ranch With central .Ill' library alarm system and a surpl'l<;lI1g dffordable and famll) room From the momenl \ ou enter you price Call for addItIOnal detail~ 939 BLAIRMOOR - Custom built Colomal ....Ith II III appreciate the quahty starting \1 lth the \1 hlte ~EVER,\L GREAT FEATVRE~ If you .Ire ol marble entry hall the SPdCIOU~kitchen area and ne\\ house lover and enjoy the' 10\1 mamte both a hbrary and a SPdllOU~ family room. ma,ter bedroom Over 2')()0 square fect of h\ mg nance' homcs 11'1'thiS Oil(' on for '>17(' each With a natural fireplace t\ large k\tlhcn area IlIcely <;Ituated on a I cry ,>pcllalI2~ x 20()lot Grosse POInte (tly adplenl to EIl\\orth) WIth new bUllt-m apphances and plent) of Field Village Shops Featul'lng Central Air eatmg space, four bedrooms tll 0 nnrl onr half RIVARD - NEAR KERCHEVAL SIO'},OOO ,Iltached garagr second floor la undry. large REllun:D 70 " featurlllg three bedroom and a baths, ne", carpctmg and mort' "top by sounds hard to heheve, e"peclally II Ith n hnck famli) room and vel') clean throughout short walk to the Village shops and the neIgh Sunday home that lIIclude<; four bedroom'> tll 0 and SII'l,'lOOgIVe'>JOU three hedroom" and t",o full borhood <;chools Pnced well below most NORWOOD - ThIS neat little ranch feature" an one half bnth<; famIly room and den ~LATE ROOF POOL KEl\WOO[) HD NOlI available for Immediate occupanl) at d prlcr ~ ~ of $14~,OOOA flexlhle home that could feature lot<; ~lJRPHI"'JNGLY SPACIOUS - Four bedroom, Youngblood of bedrooms for thr large family or a" fell d<;four two bath <;eml ranch I'.lth famIly room and cen- bedroom<; on the second floor WIth an oulstandmg tral all' Move III condItion 156 Morass, $119,000 - ncaltlJ 1M hrst floor thntlllclude<; a large entry foyer leadlllg OPEN SUNDAY 25 to all rooms lIIc1udlllg a step down hhrary and lIv mg room Brand new Oak (ahlllptry and bUIlt In OPEN ~U\j[)A Y 2 I) - 141)3MARYLAND, three In 882.5200 hedroom bungalow, two car garage, hVlIlg appliances designer klt(hen A~~umc larg(' mol' tgage balance at competltve rate room I'.Ith fireplace Pnced to sell at $31,500 • .:• ,~~.... • ..• •. ~. Page Twelve-B :Feature Thursday, June 27, 1985 Music School Elegant gets a time-Iy ffJ- [II hOIlOi of the toundmg of Alpha 1\ selection of recipe" £J om t1w Counter Points Cll! Omega ",01 OIlty at the School of [o\\-calorie. 10\\-chole!1teI'01- .1IId l\IU::'Il' al DePauw Umvel'slty, By Pat Rousseau penn)'-\\ isl" - collection of 'I'll) 1,1 GI l'l'/ll'cl",t!t' lnd, m 1885, the Al- Gre) 110\\a I'd and Helena DeWllt pha Chi Omegd .\lumnae of 1\lelro- The Sale starts today at Mmer's • Roth Ceatuling. thi., \\eek. Sl'PEH of Grosse Pomte, 375 Fisher Road ~ .... pohtdll DellOlt Ihls ",pnng pre- SUM;\IER LUNCIIEOi\ Sl'G- ...('nted mil 101", dnd clocks to the GESTIONS. Save on all summer fashIOns and !Jetlolt Commulllty MUSICSchool, complete your current wardrobe with lor u<,e III ,I<, prdctJce studIOS * great buys ITALIAN ANTIPASTO SALAD * Among tho",e attendll1g the cen- ...... ~ ~., ~ I"", .., ,I ,fin n l('k ...CfP nrp<;pntatlOn Vegetables rrUt11 f'.Jur JJ~U/ll> UIWUYI> \.-IUI>"'\.-, JV'"'''' ;l;~d~ .at th~ ",ch~ol' b)' Dal'iene 2 cups tresh cauhtlowerets style Cultured pearls. Just receIved from the Onenl {1\1I s John C > Krato. of The 2 cups fresh broccoli floweret~ are waitll1g for you at edmund t. AHEE jewelry CO., 20139 Fa I'm!>.\\ ere POlOtedrea reSidents 1112cups fresh mushrooms Mack at Oxford See the vast 1>eletlOnof necklace~ In JOcln (1\11'", Kelly) Ketterman, 112 cups trimmed fresh green many lengths, sizes and pnce ranges Open Fridays till JOdn (1\lrs R A ) Armbuster, Car- beans tll 8 pm. 886 4600 oj (1\11~ BIuce I Tock, Donna (Mrs 3 carrots, shced * * Arthul) \'Yemle. Ahne (Mrs John) 2 fibs celery, sliced LIlfelt). Dorothy (M1's Arthur) .~ Each ~Ullll~1' durlllg It~ 101 a~I'lIll' 111'\\ 1Ihl'III' 1 pkg. (10 oz ) frozen artichoke / Illth Ih li lllliholl dollar Idle 11ft 11111 ,III lit' .il StllImdl, l\lalyHelen (Mrs Bruce) hearts _w~1il1C1 l .I nl'~ 1~lalld !lura-Bora. 'Ioorl'a. Hanglrua. lIu,l- Feighner and Donna (1\lrs James) I RAVE hine. Tolhaa and Rolloltl'dIn lhl' South l'aufJl John",ton 2 cans (7 oz each) sohd whIte The malden lo\agel~ Deumberll Illlh ldtl'~ l,lJl/( tuna ing from $1.1!l5 to Sl.~95edch or t" 0 ~harlllg a cablll plu~pori td' .Iohn Sll1Ith, director, accepted Marinade: and $.199 air rare rrom DetrOitplusmternallonal dlr ta, 1hl'~l'1.111'~ tll{' gIfts on behalf of the MUSIC 1 beef bouillon cube appl) Irbooked....Ithdeposil pnor to IIldugurallfuI~e Wdllall' 1roll School Also In attendance was Al- 1/2 cup boiling water el puis) ou III touch" Ith the IlorId.. llSb-llStJ5 pha ChI Omega's dlstnct alumna John Smith, director of the Detroit Community Music School, ac- '" * * chairperson for the State of MIChI- cepts a plaque commemorating the Metropolitan Detroit Alpha Chi 5.Tbsp. vegetable oil Summer Hours Begm. this week at the ~ gan, Patncla (M1's RIChard> De Omega Alumnae's gift to the school from 1984-85 Alumnae President 1/2 cup chili sauce School Bell, 17904 Mack Avenue. Open 9'30 \ Loof. of Rochester Darlene Krato, of The Farms. 1/4 cup red wme vinegar am -4'30 p.m Monday thru Saturday ~ 4 Tbsp lemon juice A plaque to commemorate the 1 tsp hot pepper sauce * * .. p1'esentdhon was deSigned by at a national conventIOn to be held ty's centenmal vIa a presenlatlon ..G'E-,.o For Gourmet Outdoor Chefs Vtntage Laurd Johnston, of The Woods Fol- m Indlanapolis, Ind., June 22 in the local area to the school that 1 tsp. parsley i'-~ Pointe has genume MesqUIte cool~lI1g wood lOWing the program at the school. through 26 Delegates from 117col- has touched the lIves of a multitude 1/2 tsp. baSil from Texas priced $439 a bag and Mesqlllte which has served as a center for leg!ate chapters and 229 alumnae of children and adults through Its 1/2 tsp. oregano :.C extenSIve musIc educatIOn 1/2 tsp. thyme chunk charcoal from MeXICO priced $6 99 a arts' educatIOn slllce 1927. the Al- chapters and clubs Will travel from .. bag Kercheval at Notre Dame Open pha ChiS proceeded to Jacoby's for the convention site to DePauw, programs. Slice mushrooms into medIUm ~ =~ seven day~ a wee: . e~enlngs too, 885 0800 dmner and lOstallallon of officers where theIr organizatlon was for the coming year founded by seven young women 100 The DetrOIt Commumty MUSIC thick slices. Steam cauliflowel', broccoli. mushrooms, green beans, Travel WithACelebnt) .. It "Ill help)OUorgallIle )our palk- years ago School, a member of the National Darlene Krato turned over her Guild of Commumty Schools of Art, carrots. celery and artichoke IIlgand unpacklllgfor ~hortstoPO\ers. The l\otre Dallll'Phal mal \ Alpha Chi Omega. with Michigan has allihe latest klls. tote~and travel accessorie~ . illlhe \'Illagl' preSIdent's gavel to Joan Ketter- is accredited by the NatIOnal Asso- hearts until just crisp-tender (sev- man, of The Park Also lOstaIled collegiate chapters located at the ciation of Schools of MusIC as a eral \ egetables may be done at one * * * were Donna Johnston as treasurer, Umverslty of MIChIgan, Michigan time in the steamer). Drain and It's Not Too Late to jam the non-degree grantlllg institutIOn, Donna Welllle as membel ship State, Western Michigan and Cen- thiS ,distinctIOn has been bestowed cool. Stir in tuna. POST-NATAL EXERCISE SESSION ~- _~l on ,~••~~ chalrper'>on dod Ahne Lafferty as tral Michigan Umversitles. North- upon only 12 other non-degree that lasts unlil August 13 and helps I':?'" newsletter pubhsher Darlene wood Institute and AlbIOn College, In a small bo\\ I. stir bOUillon grantmg mUSIC schools in the cube in boiling \\ ateI' untIl db- you get back into shape FREE baby Krato wlll edit the newsletter m has supported the arts through the country Sitting hours, Tues, Wed. Thurs .. 1985-86 Carol Tock and MaryHelen endowment of the Star StudiO at the solved. In another bowl. stir togeth- er vegetable oil. chili sauce. red Fri. mornings! FClghner WIll serve as the Alpha MacDowell Colony 10 Peterbor- Chi Panhellemc delegates ough, N H • smce 1911 Faye Bar- The school, located at 200 East \\ine vinegar, lemon juice. hot pep- * * KIrby m DetrOit's Umverslty /Cul- per sauce, parsley. basil. oregano Save. on Karastan quality carpeting dUring the naby Kent Fellowships for colon- Alpha Chi Omega, a SOCialsoror- ISts are also prOVided tural Center, has been affiliated and thyme. Add bOUillon; pour Karastan SALE at EdU~allis'zewski I'"\A.A.~Mn II) located on campuses through- smce 1984With the College of Arts over tuna and vegetables. Clull 21435 Mack Open. !!Jfl!!! '-""T--cr out the Umted States and Canada, The DetrOIt alumnae felt they and DeSign to form the Center for overnight, covered. stirring occa- Mon .• Thurs. and Fri until 9 p m Free parJ~ing tn WIll celebrate its Centenl1lal Year could best celebrate their sorori- Creative StudIes sionall)'. ThiS is ell.cellent as an en- front. 776-5510. tree salad. Makes 10 sening!1. /> 'r * * '" Calories per sen ing about 15S + .. :- ~. Coloseum 2000Hah- Call', lO'lIl i\IJck \\ enue. Cholesterol about :W mgs . .~ .... !l1l1-i252. - ~ * * Short and to The Pointe * * * WrIght's Gift and Lamp Shop IS the convenient COLESLAW WITH place to brmg your lamps for the proper fIt for a new SPICED YOGURT DRESSING Grosse Pomte North High School 1 lampshade. Most repairs can be done whIle you walt "'anc) Heppenhagen. daughter SCience Math/Computer SCIence; 1 small cabbage (1 2 Ibs ) graduate WIll receive techmcal and there's FREE PARKING next to the buildmg of 1\11.and 1\11s. Wdrren Reppen- John Hensler, son of Mr. and Mrs. 2 medium-size red apples, hagen, of Eastbrook Court, IS one Thomas Hensler. of Lakeland Av- trail1mg as a secunty speCialIst x * '" quartered, cored and diced enue, Bachelor of Arts m Econom- and be assigned to an All' Force du- of three reCipients of Ohvet Col- 1/4 cup oman, finely dIced ICS, and Matthew Slottke. son of ty statIOn lege's Class of 1986A""ard for out- 1 large clove garlic. minced nettLe CReek Fmal call for 30% slandmg contl'lbutlOns m the areas Mr. and Mrs, Henry Slottke, of '" * off saVIngs on all in-stock and custom-order of performmg arts, athletics and Beaupre Avenue, Bachelor of Arts 2 Tbsp. vegetable 011 Lisa S. Miller, of Raymond Road 1 tsp curry powder furniture for the month of June Commg ~ academiC achIevement She IS a m Psychology is among Michigan high school stu- July 13, a presentatIOn of an upcoming loa I 1982 graduate of Lutheran East * * * dents named as recipients of the 1/4 tsp. salt artist's work will be at 17110 Kercheval . ~hgh School and a JUl1lor bIOlogy Pomter Marcia Kurop has been Umverslty's Regents Scholarship 1 cup plam low-fat yogurt Watch for the details Open Thursdays tm- I major at OlIvet awards She IS a Grosse Pomte accepted by the Youth for Under- Trim outer leaves from cabbage; North High School graduate til9 p m Fridays until 8 pm, 882 0935 * '" standing International Student Ex- quarter dnd core; shred (about S * "' * L) nda C D. Stone. daughter ot change program and Will spend a * * * cups will be needed). Place Lab- 0 ';0 0 Hem') Stone, of Vendome Road, year as an exchange student m CONNIE'S . mYI's PLAClI SaIl' l';°o to off all Among Manchester College stu- bage in large bo\\ I with apple.,. "...... ,. ~ummer mcrchalldl~e!Thl~IJI- received a Bachelor's degree mart BelgIUm I dents recogmzed for their active in- eludes fashloll~ror IOrant~.loddler~. 110) ~ and glrl~ and leen~ l!'~ from OlIvet College on May 5 She * * Saute onion and garlic III oil III \\orth the drh I' to 'lack \ \ enue one bloc\"soulh or!I 'hie. iii-lllllO volvement 111 the college's student medium-size saucepan until ten- \\ as gl ddua ted from Grosse P01l1te Denise Anne Luz. of The l"arms, development programs is Sarah '" * * South High School 111 1981 der. about 5 minutes. '\dd CUI r) received a Bachelor of SCience 111 Milliman. of Lorame Road, a se- powder and !>alt, cook 1 minute '" * * Nursmg at May 4 commencement mor home economics major hon- Remove from heat; gradually stir ~ ~~i~~~~~ft~lf~~~~~:I~~I;~~Pdlll and Roger Stanton. of ored for her three-years on the Stu- _ you to eXerCISe With a family ceremomes at Nazareth College in yogurt. POUl'dressing over cab- Grosse P01l1te, recently took a * * * dent JudiCIal Board bage and toss to coat. Cover. re- member and enJoy a generous discount at the same month-long 15th anmversary trIp to time. Our air conditioned studiO IS located on the sec- Among those who helped With * * * fngerate se\ eral hoUl' Toss again Europe, vIsltmg Germany, Vienna 1,000 hours of work on the Henry Manne Pvt Andrel\ R. Clay, son before serving to 6. ond floor of the Walton-Pierce BuIldmg m the Village and sailIng on the Sea Goddess II Ford Estate-Fall' Lane quilt re- of Henry A. and Christine B. CIa). Calories per serving about Wi Call us at 884-7525 For one week The ship was cently IS Donna Aldrich. of The of Lothrop Road, has completed chnstened on May 11 by Prmcess Cholesterol about 1 mg * the Infantry Combat Trammg Carolme of Monaco and Prmce Farms Course at Manne Corps Base Rdllller hosted a black lIe party for * * .. * Camp Lejeune, N C NEW - NEW - NEW the 118passenger::. that mght at the SALMON MOUSSE WITH OTiental Designs by Carol, 18536 E Warren. DetrOit, Julie Karam-Weaver, of South * '" * Hotel de Pans The Stantons Deeplands Road, received a Ba- CUCUMBER DRESSING Kathleen Carol)n Keith, of 884-8383. Affordable carpets from BelgIUm and Ital\' publIsh two natIOnal sports chelor of Busmess AdmlmstratlOn 1 can 0512-0ZJ red salmon publicatIOns. the Football News degree m Busmess-Marketmg Grosse POlllte, received a Bachelor 2 Tbsp whlte wme vmegar 2'X4' Shiraz oriented carpet WIth any pur of Arts degree from the Umverslly FREE and Basketball Weekly from Adnan College on Api'll 28. 2 envelopes gel a tm chase '" '" ,. of MISSIssIppi at sprmg commence- * * 1/2 cup bOIling water * * ...... GI "0 ment ceremomes May 18 Kathr) n (.1 ace), daughter of 1\11'. Airman Scott W. McCarty, son of 1 small onion, quartered and I\Ir., Paul C. Grace)', of * * 1/2 cup sillad dressmg Put )our knoYoledgeof ~Ille~ to "ork \ mla!:e Donald J. and Anita McCarty. of Recent Alma College honors POlllte"ill gll e )OUthat opportunlt) Posllionsopenpart • • Tourame Court. was named to the Lakeland Avenue. has graduated 1 cup plain low-fat yogurt i'~ graduate Paul Winter. son of or rull time Retlree~ ~elcome men and \lomen lIere'~ 19H4edItIOn of "Who's Who m HIgh from the U S Department of De- Howard and Lillian Wintl"r. of 1/4 cup coarsely-mmced' fresh )our chance' Call Cher)1 88:;.0800ror mter\H'\\ , School" She \\as graduated from fense fire protection course at Grosse P01l1te South HIgh Schoolm Lochmoor Boulevard, was named dill Chanute All' Force Base, III A 1982 to the Dean's LIst for the wmter 1/2 tsp salt • 19114and IS attendmg Pme Manor graduate of Grosse POinte South College. Che::.tnut HIll, Mass She term at Alma The 1981 Notre 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper High School. he IS scheduled to Dame HIgh School gradua(e re- Cucumber Dressmg GROSSE POINTE BOOK VILLAGE invites you to had one of the leads 111 the fall play, serve at BlytheVIlle All' Force ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree. Its grand re-opening celebration at the new location In d~ well a., In the school'., produc- Base. Ark tIOn of "PaJama Game" m March cum laude. WIth departmental hon- Combine Jll1Cf' from "almon, the Vtllage, 17051 Kercheval corner of St Clmr Specwl \ inl"gar and gelatin in contalllf'r of Kathryn aho fll1Ished m the top * * ors 111 history from Alma III Apnl sales will be held Thursday, Friday. Qnd Saturday electric blender. add bOiling \\ ater fIve percent of her Freshman class UllIverslty Liggett School dance featuring 20% off the entire hardcover N Y Times best teacher Jennifer ='I oyer was * Hlend ~o 'il"cond" \dd OIlIon,"alad seller Itsts. 40% off a large group of games. posters. * honored by the Michigan Dance As- Judy Do",ner 1I0dgf''i. of The dreo;"ing, )ogurt. dill. "alt. ca\f'nm' .John H \Ie)er., .Jr., of Hampton jigsaws, and miscellany, and speclQI book dlscotmts socIation at the 23rd annual MiChI- Farms, received a Master of SCI- and salmon from \\Inch dn, little I{oad. was among Manhattan Col- throughout the store All calendars for 1985 are spe gan Youth Arts Festival May 10 ence degree from the UllIverslty of bone" and dark 'ikin ha" hel"n re- Ipge <;tUrlf>l1t~ mrlucfprl l.,tO thf> mO\f'd R1f'nduntil "mooth. ahollt III cwlly priced at $1, $2, or $3' , Lots oj fun wlii be a\-ul1 dud ~l at \\restcrn ~r11Ch!g3.n T)f11~ HI : .. chapter of PhI Beta Kappa at cere- Okldhorud IUJ 1~ comlli~~~(: able throughout the weekend. With the Book Village verslty, as Dance Educator of the ment ceremomes on the Norman 'iecond". Pour mixtur(' mto monies at the school Api'll 26 S"S\(!.inch pan or ~-cup mold Ik- MImes on the scene Saturday from 12 to 3. and a speclQI Year Ms Noyer established ULS's campus dance program III 1979and teaches frigl"rate for at lea.,t four hom ~ III treat Friday evening from 7 30 to 10 p m as BPrnard * * * Among Duke Umverslty students modern dance techlllque, dance 0\ erlllght. Slic(' and "l'n (' to .j on Iwd Katz entertains on the plano in the new SHEET MUSIC \\ ho receIved their degree'> durmg composItion and hIstory there She Lorraine Reuthl"r, of Hampton of cn"p Il'tlu('(' \\ Ith ('uclIIl1ber DEPARTMENT There will also be a special drawlnR commrncement ceremomes at the also serves as coordmator of the 10- Road. was recently recoglllzed for Dreo;"lIlg on Friday for a $25 sheet mUC;IC gift certIficate Plan terdlscipiinary arts currIcula at dlstmgUlshed performance as a school May :i are \Iargarf't Ann DHESSING on jom1l1g the celebratIOn and partlclpc.tlng 111the won \Ia\('r, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the pnmary and secondary levelS. high school newspaper adVIsor at derful values at Grosse POinte Book VIIlaRe thlC; Thoma" ( :\la)er, of Trombley and. workmg With drama and mu- the Michigan Interscholastic Press 3/4 cup plam low-fat yogurt 1/4 cup mmced green Onion weekend' Hoad, Bachelor of Art!>, and David SICdirectors, coordmates mUSicals AssocIatlOn's sprmg Conference at * * II 'lott. "on of I\lr. and :\11'0;. and operas Michigan State UnIversIty Apnl 26 Pmch of salt Donald II. \loU. of Van K Dl'lve, *' '" * She also was elected to a t""o-year 1 small cucumber, peeled. Bdch('lor of SCIence Gl"orgf' R Paml'rleau n. son of posItion of second vice preSident of seeded and diced Bloorlpr('~~url'hl~h? - 1 O\\?or '1l~1 MIP A She IS adVIsor for Lancer, ('omhme all ingr('r1i('nt~ in "mall r1~ht? Frl'!' hloorlpf(",~llrl'tl'~t~ bl '" '" Mariann Paml'rleau. of AllIta Av- R , at thl' Back floor H.-a1thPomtl' Hope College canchdates for de enue, has entered the All' Force the South Lake High School paper, bo\\ I anrl chill thorough!) VIakl", 1 which received MIPA's 1984Class cup dre'i'iing. "III II'I you makf' 'IIrl' 17110 KI'I- grrC'...at May 5 commencement ex Upon graduatIon from six-week ba- B Judges' ChOice for top news- Calorif'o; per ~ervlllg about :lfi2. cheyal next to Damman'~ rear I'ntrance Ph. 88:;-'lI'J1 ercl",ps IIlciuded Chfl'itinf' Brouw- SIC mlhtary tra10mg at Lackland er. of Beaufalt Avenue, Bachelor of All' Force Base. Texas, the 1980 paper Cholesterol about 59 mgo;. .. t ...."""'" ....-~.~~~~~~~--~--~~~~--' _---~-~------ Section C The Third Section Thursday, June 27, 1985 Sports Want a safe Fourth? Don't dive, AISG says By Peggy O'Connor lar effect to that recorded by the The AISG's messdge IS Simple, "Don't dive A recreatIOnal The Fourth of July, traditIOnally Flondd Spinal Cord Injury GIOUp says Gilbert, who orgamzed the sWImmer doesn't need to dl\,e the country's biggest summer hall after It!> preventive campaIgn, group after year!> of handhng SPI- Sure, It'!> fun and people hd ve done day, IS dlso one of the most danger "Feet First, the FIrst Tune" Ac ndl cord Injury cases and dlscus- It dlI their lIves But the fisk IS Just Week ous when It comes to splndl cord 111 cording to Gilbert, splllal cord In- !>mg the ternble ellect!> of the m- too great Junes And that's one tradltlOIl that Junes fI om dIVing and othel Cduses Junes With hIS fellow lawyel s DetrOIt attorney Ronald Gilbert, of hdve been I educed approxlmdtely By Peggy o'Connor "Don't dive. the Farms, IS t! ylng to chdnge 10 to 15 pel cent m Florida, \'.hlch I!> , ~ A recrea- dbo the onl) U S !>tate that hd!>leg Gilbert IS chairman of the AqUd- 1"ldtlOn I eqUlrlllg that all bpmdl All-Stars named Tell me why. tional swim- he Injury Safety Group, (AISG) a cord lllJUrlCb bp recorded \\ Ithm 2,\ To the surpnse of absolutely no five home runs and 44 RBI He hdd DetrOIt-based orgamlatlon which hours one, Class A champIOn BIshop no errors and 59 putouts for the Wh~ ,11 e the llldJOI ledgue bd!>ebdll mer doesn't ha!> come up "nth a no diving sign Gallagher HIgh School placed at Lancers Nell and teammate Brian player!> tdlklllg btr Ihe dgdll1 ) Don't they know need to as part of It!> arsenal of weapons "I'm told that the Mlchlgdn Sen least one player on the All-Star, Kocan, a Jumor, earned spots on that the ticket bu, 1l1f.1 public IS lu"t dbout fed agam"t th(' m<'f('(l<;mg numh('r of ate \\111mtrorlulea slmdclr bill Thdt All St~tc .:lnd uDre:un" t~?rn~ th(' <\!I '3t?t<;> "1:'"'' ... f'r<.t h,?m up WIth all till" greed) Sure, but II hen It comeb dive. Sure spinal cord InJunes caused by div- would certamly help our preven- chosen by the MIchigan High Kocan batted 400 WIth three to 1\ dl1tmg d blggCI pll:'ce 01 t1w 0\\ ners' pIC, It it's fun and Ing tive tampalgn It would enable us to School Baseball Coaches ASSOCIa- homers and 43 RBI He also \~ent Just doe"n t mdttel, I Igllt I compile comparative statIstiCS tIon (MHSBCA) last week But 5-for-5 10 stolen bases StatistiCS compJled by the Na- people which give you an Idea of what both North and South HIgh made Earmng second team, Class A 'somehol\ I Ju"t c,m t get II orked up OW'I a tional Spinal Cord Institute show you're \\ orklllg With when you begll1 their presence known among prep All-State honors was the POlOte group of folks who al e ,dready dmong the have done that 92 percent of those who suffer a preventive cdmpalgn " baseball's fmebt III the state pall' of Kopltzke and Waugaman, highest pelld people 111 the country talkmg dIVIng InJufles are males 13 to 39, it all their a!J well as Gallagher's PeraHa c1bout gOll1g on ,>tllke to get MORE I mean, that the most vulnerable are those Gdbel t and the AISG would like Rlghthanded pItcher Dave Peral- Kopltzke pItched 67 mmngs, glv- ,',1101\me \Ihele It., \\l'Itten thelt employees lives. But over 160 pounds and/or 6 feet tall to !>ee those \\ ho have a paoloI' ta of Bishop Gallagher was named 109 up 19 runs, 14 of them earned, I ballpla~ PI s) should !Ddke dS much ciS their and that 98 percent of all who suflel dock put up a copy of the new AISG to the MHSBCA's 1985 Metro All- the risk is for a 1 47 ERA HIS record 'Nas 10-2, employers (ownel s J ) Shouldn't the guys who dlvmg InJUl'les become quadnple sign, 1\ hlch IS available for $1 from Star team, as were North HIgh left WIth one save The 6-0, l8S-pounder shelled out all the mone~ 111 the j Irst place to just too glCs More than 1,000 persons per AISG, 1555 Penobscot BUlldlllg, De handed pItcher Dave Kopltzke and buy the team reap more benetlts than the guys year will suffer a spmal cord lllJury trOlt, 48226 South HIgh's slugglIlg outfIelder struck out 83 batters and walked great." Just 19 m helpmg North HIgh wm ItS they pay to play, or IS tha t sort of thmkmg too as a result of a dlvmg aCCident, RIck Waugaman Kopltzke and "The Countrv Club of DetrOlt - second straIght BI-County cham- naive and out-of-date) -Ronald many of them thiS upcomlllg July Peralta were also named to the where my Wife and kIds sWIm - pIOnship 4 MIchIgan All-Star team whIch fac- Why do the major newspapers bother Gilbert Just put one up after a two-year Waugaman batted 383 for the "Around 10 to 15 percent of my ed the IIlmOls All-Stars m the pnntlllg the World 'selle,', odd" of those denzl- 'battle' I had WIth them," GIlbert Eastern MIChIgan League run- spinal cord-lllJured chents are fourth anual Michlgan-llllnOls All- en!>of baseball hell, the Cleveland IndIans? As adds "Bablcally, the sign mforms ner-up South HIgh Blue Devlls He those who were Injured on the Star Game III ChICago's ComIskey of June 20, the odds on the Indian" \\ II1mng the people not to dIve because of what hIt SIX home runs and had 25 RBI World Selles were :{00-1,or roughly eqUIvalent Fourth of July It's Just the time of Park on June 25 The Metro All- can happen to them You can't Just Stars played the out-of-Metro area Waugaman had 31 hIts III 81 at- to the rdtIo of food vendor!> to fans dt an aver- the summer when a lot of people have a sIgn saymg 'Don't DIve' bats, striklllg out 23 tImes and are out and the weather IS conduc- semors 111 Lanslllg on June 22, age Indians' home game where kIds have been dlVlng all drawing 25 bases on balls, tive to swunmlng," Gilbert says BIShop Gallagher outfIelder III \Vh) do the) call the Boston Red Sox' their lives We thmk our sign gets BIShop Gallagher fmish£:d first premier pitcher Dennib Bo~ d, "Oil Can?" The AISG's new sign, Gilbert people's attentlOn, tells them WHY Brian Nell was named to the All- Class A III the MHSBCA's final poll State "Dream Team," The 5-10, The guy's !>oskmny, he look!> more like "DIp- hopes, Will eventually have a slml. they shouldn't dIve" of 1985 North HIgh ended up WIth 180-pound seIllor batted 387 WIth stick" to me the No 9 ranklOg 10 Class A What s wrong With people? Apparently, WDlV-Channel 4 \\ dS flooded \\ IIh calls on Sat- Get to Thunderfest early urday aftel noon from people \\ ho were upsel by the faet that 01B(' did not cut away from the The SPll'lt of DetrOlt ASSOCIa- able for those who want to pur- In Cahforma ChIcago game 111 progress to the tion's 1985 Stroh Thunderfest will chase llckets a block of 25 for $35 DetrOit I'\e\\ VOl k g,une '>cheduled for 4 pm bnng more than 500,000 people to each (Food tlckets are an addI- Okay, I understand wh~ DetrOIt fans might DetrOlt's Riverfront for the fmals tional $10) of the hydroplane races on Sunday, not want to \\ d tch the re!>t of the Angels-Sox Seaplane Base IS a family PICI1lC game Whdt botheled me Wdb that NBC had June 30 The racing fmals Will be held on area WIth parking passes for every already SWitched from the Cal1forma-ChlCago four tickets at $25 each VIP Stands game to a news report on the return of the bod- Sunday as always, but for the first time, a full day of racmg events IS tickets cover both race days for $40 Ies of U S l\1annes kIlled 111 EI Salvador per person Reserved seating IS WDlV, pi obabl) 111 an effOi t to stem the tlde of planned for Saturday, June 29 On both days early arl'lval IS Impor- also avaIlable m Stockton Park calls, ran :1 tl :llIer InfC'1mlJ1g "fans" that the Grandstands for both day~ for $25 TIger game \\ Quid be com1l1g up across the tant DIehard fans camp-out, en- thUSIast" are there by 5 30 a m Memonal Park Annex prOVIdes a bottom of the screen Just \\ hen l'\BC \\ as show- A copy of the plcmc settmg for $20 for both days mg piC tures of flag CO\ered casket", gnev Illg Aquatic Injury and the mterested spectator WIth- relatives clnd PI e"ldent Beagan plJ1mng Pur- Safety Group's out a reserved seat should be at the ple Hearts on the cothn~ riverfront by 10.30 a m For those attendmg only the Sun- new no-diving Parkmg is always a problem day races admISSIOn to the plcmc Baseball IS after all only a game Which sign. Pool and For all but those ticket holders WIth areas of Memonal Park and Owen Just mIght have ddll ned on some of the Irate dock owners can parking prlVlleges, the best rule IS Park IS avaIlable for $15 callers had they sta \ ed olf the phone and wat obtain the sign by to arnve parly for the closest park- Saturday IS Commumty Day and ched what \\ as on '1 V mailing $1 to mg Be prepared to walk famIlies are encouraged to view Win doesn't the re~t of the Amencan AISG, 1555 Pen- Food, good VleWb of the race and the testing, heats and the SIgnature League Ea!>t Ju"t admit the) can t match the obscot Building, PItS and reserved parking are pro- Offshore Celebnty Race from Me- TIgers' top four III the battlllg order Lou Detroit, MI 48226. vided for the holders of Comma- morlal and Owen Parks for $7 50 Whitakel, Alan Tramnwll. Kit'k Gibson dare's Club tickets at $150 for two TIcket mformatlOn IS available at and Lance Pall i"hCl seats on both Saturday and Sun- all TICket World Outlets, (313) 423- day The Corporate area IS avaIl- 6666 Why can t I get eXCited dbout horse shows') The pagentl ~ IS gl eat, the horses are -...~...-....-.....-.....-....-.....-.....-...-- beautIful and the tllne dnd effOl t expended METRO SKI & SPORTS ~ t training both !1or"e dnd I'lder IS mind bogg- t 'I."_~ - ling But one hOl 'of' "bOIl C\ el \ fl\ e \ edl SOl ,,0 SURF'S UP IS enough for me . But Not Our Prices! ~ t Wh) IS ne\\ Detlolt TIger pitcher t DUFOUR BIC 250 Frank Tanancl "tll! dble to pitch) Judging bl the number of folh \1 ho 1 ange 111 dge from 21 to 40 \\ ho tell me Ihell bon/brothel/cou t s1v~rI~joo9 NetS399 ,;, t Sill/fa ther I neIgh bOI .,c)1 played dga IllSt Catholic Centldl High Schoo] graduate Tanand 111 hlgh ..,chool the pOOl guv "hould hm e had 1m left dIIll illoll/ed b) nOlI t t \Vh) l.,n t I'lgrr ",t,Hllum "old out for ev- er) ganw') The\ \ p been telllJ1g fans for months thdt mo"-l 01 tlH' cholle ..,eats tor near- Abortion t ~ t I) all of thl" <'I'a"on ., g.lme" arc already sold, is not ~ollr onl~' choice so wh) then do tIll' g:l!ne b\ -game attendance totals ,!l\I")" end up .11ound l• .li')/ or 43,500, lIlst('ad of ')0 000 l Deadline change Pregnancy Aid t SAII~;~iR~ LESSONS 'ii'OW'A~A~~Bl~t Wh~ I" It ~tupld to let ba"ebdJl fans \ote Due to the July 4 holiday, the normal for maJOI le,lgup ,\11 ~tdl tedm" l Because the) \ ote fOI gU\., Ilke Ccllllorl1la " Reggie Grosse Pointe News sports deadline has 882.1000 t METRO SKI & SPORTS t ,Jack"on IbattlJ1g 24(, \\Jth 10 homers and 28 been changed. The deadline for submis- 20343 MACK • S~uth of Vernier • Grosse Pointe Woods \ 1l Jlr"gnan{'\ 1",1, and t RBI as of ,rune 24) to 'tdrt \\lllle DetrOIt s sion of copy for the July 4 edition of the " n 1('1" fn. .11111 {'Oil fill, Ill.al. Kirk Gih"on battlllg 29/ \\ Ith 14 homers and News' sports section is 5 p.m. tomorrow, t [-] Mon.-Thurs. 10-8 884.5660 Fri.-Sat. 10-6 ~e;,.1 -.16UBI) \\d" fifth 1I1 \olll1,g among outfIelder" Friday, June 28, All copy must be submit- --~...-..~..-.....-.....-.....-.....-...~ I('centl) ted by that time. The News office will be ~"'.~ (, - fh thE' \\a~ thl'rE' TIll.., '\rd .,elthlpll< ,j( hll'\('r.., ,lIr the .\dl VlTH QUALITY EQUlPlOT FROM RKEE"" da" llllr!( 1 J h t('cllll tt ()m (,I \},,"('POInte \\ hlch Doll., k>t do'I., ('1."..,'1 g •• hOkI. alhf .. fO-Ofl. price .dytnllQ:4l O'l'.' -.I.cltktfy T ~ ...,+,~ "'11" pla\pr! 111tli( \!l(hlgdll YOllth ",nccrr League t ,.....)l' "",.j '>('.~ ... 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'1 <' .....~ l' \\ingaar I I ,, Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985 ------_._------Local netter looks back at college career By Mike Lombardi With a broad smile on his face, Hamilton College men's tenms cap- tam Thompson Smith recalls the reason why he attended Hamilton "It came down to Hamilton and Colgate," the Park native explam- ed "The Colgate coach didn't think I was good enough to play for Col. gate Smce I wanted to play tenOls, I chose Hamilton "We played Colgate this year," he contmued, "and I beat their No 1 player I guess I could have made their squad" Fortunately for Hamilton, the Colgate coach missed Smith As a result, the hard-hlttmg nettel roamed the baselines for the Con. tmentals, helpmg Coach Greg Batt's squad compile an Imp res- ~Ive 27-12 record dUring Smith's four-year varsity career, which ended thiS sprmg Personally, Smith sported a 40-6 ('?reer "'1?rl<: !n 5!ngle5 cf)"1peh. tlOn HIS first three years at Hamil- ton were spent m the No 3 slot be- hmd Carl Norbeck and ChriS Moran, where he produced 9-3, 9-1 and 11-2 records ThiS year, Smith leaped mto the No 1 spot, respond- / mg With a 11-1 mark agamst the stiffer compehtlOn "One of the most sahsfymg ex. Photo b'j Tom GreerwOOd penences of my career was play- Among the skippers and sailors who gathered at Bayview Yacht Club last week to discuss the upcom. mg No 1 thiS year and bemg suc- Ing 60th Port Huron to Mackinac race are, left to right, (front) Robert Schostak, David Schostak, John cessful," Smith said "It was frus- tratmg playmg third smgles be- Uznls, Phil O'Nlel Ill, Phil O'Niel II and Ned Bunn; (back) Mark Augier, Todd Jones and Jim Dundas. cause I never got a challenge match With (former teammates) Chfls Moran or Carl Norbeck and I blew out almost every No :3 I fac- Ready to face 'Big Mad race PhOIO by Steve Charzuk ed " Thompson SmIth, of the Park, on the court for Hamilton College. The 60th edItIOn of the BayView the yachts to beat m ItS class m Revenge, A Kimmel, Asylum, D Also on Smith's list of career Yacht Club Port Huron to Macki- 1985 The boat Will be handled bv a Lootens, Tomahawk, T Lowry, highlIghts IShis performance m the After playmg one year at Umver- what he had .. nac will set sail Saturday, July 20 crew of 10, all With several Mackl. Eas~erly, H Mainwaring, past two New England Small Col- sity Liggett School, Smith transfer- Smith also has admIration for and there'll be more than one fam nac experience'> behmd them SUigenens, MaIOrano/Kretzsch- lege Athletic Conference tourna- red to the Taft School, where he Coach Batt, saylllg, "Coach really iliar name among the more than mar, Tortue, J Martm; ISIS, J ments As a jumor, Smith went to played three years on the varsity kept the spmt of old tllne tennis 300 boats and skIppers partlclpa. Other Grosse POInte entrants 111 McCowell, Insh Mist II, W the finals of the No 3 tourney, be- and captallled the squad hIS senIOr He made It both fun and competI- ting. the histOriC race mclude Tmkertoy, McGraw, Sunshme, A Morflson, fore bowmg out This sprmg, he year. tIve " Perhaps the most recogmzable B Alcott, Jammm, K Anderson, Sure, D Naples, NIX, J Nixon, charged mto the fourth and semI- Although hiS personal feats on While hiS college tenms career name to Grosse Pointers IS that 01 Pogo, F Bellamy, Sea Fever, D AdIOS, Naud/LlddlelTlpP, and fmal round where he was ousted by the court have been many, SmIth has ended, Smith believes the fu- Bunn, the family which owns the Balcu'ak; Roulette, R Barbier, Gambler, R Nlederoest Tufts Umverslty's No 1 player, finds great sahsfachon III the ac- ture of Hamilton tenms looks prom. Morgan 42 "Wmd Toy IV" Wmd Breezm Thru, E Bayer, Plrana, R Still more are Kokino, J Pap- and the eventual "A" bracket complishment of the Hamilton ten- ISlllg "The freshmen did a good Toy IV was onglllally built and Beck, Pres tel' John, G Brand, pas, Cnsls, W Qumn, Scnmshaw, champIOn illS team job and III time they'll be very good owned by deSigner Charlie Mol'. Wmdy, W Bresser, Sea Hawk, W Rumon/Welch, Mystique, R.H. "It was grahfymg gomg so far m "Last year we had the most tal- players. The next step Will be to gan. It was purchased III 1970 by BI emler, Ricochet, H Burkard, Schappe, Goldlgger, R Road- the NESCAC tourney after belllg ent, and our 9-2 record was Hamtl- keep bnnglng good players m. Edward R Bunn and IS currently Free Way, D Carlson, Advantage, strum, Athena, R Semack, Kukla, No 3 for so long I thought I played ton's best ever I was proud to be a owned by BayView Commodore C Dll'kes, Rogue, Dun- J Sheoris, Tantalum, T SIeber, very well at Middlebury (whe,e the part of that ThiS year the team had "With the type of student Ham- Ned Bunn, Edward Bunn and Rob. das/Dyker/Ervm/Szala, Limerick, Sprmt, J Stevens, WhIte Llght- tournament was held), until the more spirit and unity than any I've Ilton attracts, and with the coop- ert C Bunn, as a family enterprise A Cope, and Tubble, DuMouchelle/ mng, B Stormes; Bravo, F Ten- semi's Actually, I have to give the been aSSOCiated With The players eratIOn of the AdmiSSIons Office Schultes kel, Yankee Peddlar, a Theuer- Tufts' player credit, he was good " worked very hard and stayed to- and Athletic Department, Hamil- Wind Toy IV won the Mackmac More are Tnumph, S Gagne, korn, Pendragon, L M. Thomas, Smith began hiS tenllls career III gether. Although our record was ton could produce a consistent wm- race in 1975and has placed third on SlOchatl, B Geraghty, Tnple Play, Gerommo, H Ublk, Lunatic, local clubs near hiS Park home. just 5-5, everyone did the most With ner I hope they Will " two occasions, mcluding the 1983 Francis/SmIth, Fast Company, G Walsh/Grow /Smlth, Zubenelgenu- event This year marks the 16th Gerow/E Palm, Nlkkl-2, K Glm- bl, W Warrick, RubIcon, J Wenz- consecutive season that Wllld Toy pert, CIrrus, Don Harthol'n, WhIte- ler, Legacy, L Vandermark; Red has raced m BaYView's summer cap, G Hendrie, Great Whisper, Apple, R Yuhn, and Voyageur, D Anglers should keep safety in mind claSSIC and It IS conSidered one of W Jones, Venture, K Kazerskl, Pethlck Safety Now that the sport fishing wadmg, get out of the water Im- "If you stay calm you Will float season IS open m Michigan, It mediately. If you're III a boat, get nght to the top, every hme," Rus- should be the fIrst thIllg on anglers' to shore as qUIckly as pOSSible, tern says "Once you reach the sur- Lake Shore Sail club series concludes mmds beach the boat III a safe place, and face, try to stay vertIcal and begm As Michigan's one million-plus move to an open ar('a away from a slow, steady breast stroke untIl The fmal race m the Lake Shore PllRF-B: Top Gallant, Sal- erly M, Ron Magnuson. licensed fishermen move out on the you reach shallow water or shore" SaIl Club's Sprmg Sunset Series dan/Paschke, Marksman, Brian trees, fences, or other tall objects PHRF-D: Bravo, Frank Tenkel, ~tate's lakes and streams, Michi- Since cuts, brUises, and other in- was run June 19 Followmg are the Lang, ExcelSIOr, Robert Blau Wmdy 3, Jim Rapelje, Solar, Bob If you see hghtemng, he flat une I gan Umted Conservation Clubs the storm passed" Junes are common III outdoor acti- standmgs for the senes. MORC: Kahuna, Jim Tepel, Munn (MUCC) reminds them to plan Vlty, MUCC adVises anglers to Ill- PHRF-A: Sure, Dave Naples, F ALLING OVERBOARD and More Trauma, Mike Goran, Smck- JAM: VOIla' Howard Pack- ahead, use common sense and the clude a well.stocked first aid kit Tigress, E J. NI('derbuhl, Jam- ers, Jim CavlcchlOh man, Excallbur, Dave Lawson, drowmng is another danger faced right equipment, and remember by anglers, but according to MUCC when preparmg for an outmg In mm, Kip Anderson pnnF-C: Free Way, Doug Carl Hawk, Frank McGUIre. the rules for safe f1shmg additIon to the standard first aid son, Wmdwatker, BIll Sngley, Bev- northern fIeld representatIve Ray Jim Wood, MUCC southern field Rustem, the danger can be cut sig. Items, the kit should mclude anti- Seniors play representative, says danger IS one nifIcantly If anglers observe a few bIOtIc cream and Isopropyl alcohol Caulkins deadline is July 1 of the last thmgs that sport fisher- Simple rules to clean and dress wounds softball men thmk about when preparing "Anglers should always wear a Wood says anglers often punc. The deadlme for entnes into the is scheduled for July 8 through 12 for a tflP, but "they should be life jacket, buoyant fishing vest, or ture their fmgers or hands on fish The first NatIonal ASSOCiationOf finS when handlmg their catch Be- Senior CItizens Softball Tourna- Henry L Caulkll1s 11Tenms Tour- The event is open to Grosse aware that danger eXists and plan other flotation deVice no matter cause the outer coatmg of fish ment WIll be played July 5, 6 and 7 nament has been extended to noon Pomte reSidents Entry fee IS $1 accordmgly " where they are flshmg," Rustem Monday, July 1 The tournament IS per event and features consolatIOn Wood says rapidly changmg wea- adVises "Even If the person can- bodies IS mildly tOXIC,the II1jured at the Iceberg Sport Center, 21750 area can become sore and mflam- Hall Rd., Clinton Township Game normally played the week of July 4, rounds For more IllformatlOn, call ther condItions pose the greatest not SWim, the flotatIOn deVICe w"l danger to anglers whether they fish ed overmght Cuts should be wash- time is 9'40 a m but due to the Thursday holiday, It the NeIghborhood Club at 885-4600. keep hiS or her head above )Vater un- from a boat or wade close to shore ed, dressed WIth alcohol or antibw. Teams that Will be represented hi the angler can be rescued or He recommends they pay close at- tIC cream and bandaged are from New York, Pennsylvama, Club's Day Camp will add swimming reach safety on hiS or her own" Virginia, OhIO, Kentucky and MI. tentIOn to conditions and move to Rustem adVises wadmg anglers to Both Rustem and Wood note that chigan Participants are 55 and The Neighborhood Club's D8Y rector Betz Johnson &ays sWlm- safety at the first sign of threaten- secure their waders With a belt a few mmutes of careful plannmg mg weather older. Some of the men are former Camp for youth In grades kllldergar- mmg Will be part of the daily activ- around the waIst to trap atr and and preparatIOn can mean the dIf- "When the Wind picks up and you professional and semi-pro ballplay- ten through fIve WIlladd sWlmmmg Ities for both the Brownell and prevent water from rushmg m If ference between a safe ftshmg tnp see the sky darkemng, move qUIck- ers. AdmiSSion to the event ISfree to ItS program Club recreatIOn dl- Pierce camps. The camps involve they should fall In the event of a and an outmg that ends m injury or ly to get off the lake or out of the 90 youngsters III the mormng and fall, they should remam calm and disaster afternoon actIVIties SessIOn II of fiver," Wood cautIOns "If you're aVOIdflghtmg the current 1985 the camps are scheduled to begm Monday, July 8 and SWimming Will UNIVERSITY LIGGETT also be part of that program. Sports people CHINESE their catch, a 70-pound tarpon and was second 111 the Mld.Amen. ANa caught recently m Islamorada, 111 can Conference WIth a 20-10mark the Flonda Keys The Taylors fish. ~MERICAN BUDDHA ed off "Catch It" With Captalll The Shores' Roger Van Pelt re- DISHES George Wood, out of Bud N' Mary's ceived a letter 111 boys tenms thiS Marilla 111 Islamorada sprmg from Lake Forest Academy feotunng Ihe very finest In Contonese dishes - Ferry Hall, where he just com. For luncheon, and Dinners plus exol " - 4 • o • N< 4 Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.C G.R Little League ed, Doug Wolfe sIngled and Randy Josh Henry went 2 for.2, Fred Matvlas Aardema had two hitS, MSU scored was 2 for-3, and Jay Berschback, OHIOLES-PIRATES seven runs 10 the second mnlng Toby Robert Khoenle and Dan Le!,'eb\ re also Duncan McMillan relIeved Bnan Roberts scored one run Sean Stanton had hits Downs and shut down the hard-hlllmg and Jeff NyenhuIs played well on de- 01 JOlesas the Pirates took an 11 5 vle- fense Recht pitched for Notre Dame tor~ LeadlOg the Pirate offense were Jal VIShad t\\O doubles and RaJt added Downs, !\lIke McLaughlIn, Chad Hep- two smgles Matt Ludlow singled for nel Dlell Woodruff, Derek Smith, Ned Notre Dame Johnson l\lIke Whelan and McMillan Farms-City AAA 1\l1lo.eSpdmeh had two doubles and a PHOE"iIX-'E\\ \RK "lOgle to le.ld the Onoles John Halse, A comeback try b~ Nell al k fell Just Kell~ Gral'e~, Ddrren Hdvern and Tim Park Instructional ~hOlt as Phoemx took an 11-10 1\ m The outcome I,>,dSdeCided b~ a flOdl play at GI.lmllllg cuntlllued theIr flOe hltllOg ARMY-NAVY fUl (he 01 101e~ the plate a~ leflflelder Tommy Best Army beat Navy, 9 4, as Ju~tm Braun Ihrel,>,to Belh Mozena IIho tossed to cat- llHlOLES-C-\HDS and Ryan Hathaway hdd three hlls chel Scoll Cook to cut dOlIn the runner The Onole~ scored mne run~ In the each Amanda La\\ rence, John Gllffm tryIng to ~cure the tying run In the fll ~t lOlling, then held on to beat the and Malt Weaver lashed hlts, Matt ~lxlh i\lllo.eO\\en~ pltl-hed SIXIOnlOgs Cald, 1211 Grave~ hIt two home runs, Edelstem scored three times Joey and ~LOred three Iun~ THn Kazul np ~P.lIllCh .ldded a homer, Gramhng had Werner sewed It up \\Ith good rellef ped a tnple double .lnd smgle and loul hll~, .lnd M.ltt JacJdyn, Hdlse, pltchmg Navy's Chns Pote collected JamIe Broclo. wa~ perfect .lt the plate lI.lvern, Ja~on Bailey, Joey Michael two hIts and Ryan Berg, Paul Serra, \\lth .l ~lIlgle and 1\\0 Walks Denny dnd Aaron McNally added 10 the of- Jlmmv Michael and DaVid Nelson r:g.....:: hJ.d t~~cc h:ts :!:'d ~'l~p ~ g",p~t len~e Onole pitcher Gramling made a reached base safely Among those honored at the North High Senior Athlete Awards Brunch on June 1 were (left to right) catch at third for Nel,>,ark Jason Che gl edt st.lb of a line dnve and lO the HANGERS-I\II{ FORCE \ .lller sparked Ihe four run Sixth mnmg Paula Harms, the girls' Most Dedicated Athlete, Celeste Sartor, girls' Scholar Athlete, guest speaker fifth, slruck out the Side \\ Ith the bases Air Force blasted the Rangers, 18 7 Ially With d tnple Bnan LOUlsell scor- Newt Loken, former University of Michigan gymnastics coach, Dan Kopitzke, boys' Scholar Athlete, and IO.lded The ('ards' dttack featured hits Corey Schroeder smacked three hitS, ed tl\ 0 runs VI llh a ~mgle and a walk Joe Weidenbach, boys' Most Dedicated Athlete, flom Lance DeBets (three-run homer), lIlcludmg a trIple and a double, and Dan Commor (three hitS), and two hits II \WAlI.PHOE .....IX ChriS MIllIken turned m three mmngs of Tough defense and pltchmg p.lced each front B1I1Saylor, Don DeSeranno shutout pltchlllg Peter Feldman, Peter .lnd JIm Pote Rydn McCarlney robbed Phoemx to d 54 WIOover HawaII Beth Sulhvan and Alex Bien played \\ell for Weyhmg and Kawl eombllled on a North High athletes honored Gramling of a home run with a terrlflc Air Force and Jake Howlett, Geoff cdtch before he fell over the fence three-hitter, ~wId109 onI) one Ha\\ all Kimmel, Andy Brewer and Kenny run m the fmal flve 1Illllngs DaVid B) Bill Hoover academiCS, was given The North and earned mne lette! s, two Commor also played well on defense McIntyre were outstandmg for the ;\forth High mll1tmum academIC achIevement 10 basketball, three m volleyball Remke's runmng catch of Andrew WHITE SOX.DODGERS Rangers John McNaughton made se. Lee's fly ball ended a rally John Trost, North High School held the I~ a 3 0 overall grade POlllt and four In softball She was named Dan CummIns had two doubles and veral fme plays In the field All-BI-County SIX tlmes m three Cook, Pat Aile and Best had hits Allen Semor Alhlele Award" BI unch at average From the 29 semors threw well m relief tn leading the Sox to AHMY.RANGERS Leitch, Mike Miller and Bnan Nottoh the Lochmoor Club on June 1 The nommated, Dan Kopltzke and sports and was the BI.County MVP a 11-8 WlO The see-saw battle saw the Mike Rubino had a run-scoring dou. pitched well for HawaII Kelly Sanders Sox take the lead for good with a five. brunch was the first of Its kmd for Celeste Sartor were selected thIS school year for both basketball ble and Braun knocked In two runs as batted III two runs and John Combs ad- Scholar Athletes of the year and volleyball. run fifth For the Sox, Mike Reilly had Army beat the Rangers, 6-4 Chad An. North, whICh hopes to make tt a two hIts and three RBI, Jason Benavl' ded a Single The next award was the Van Hee drus, John Griffm and Weaver got on PIIOENIX.POHl'LA~D tradItion • Kopitzke parttclpated m 12 team dez, Josh Cummms, TIm Nolan, Andy base m every at-bat George Massu and Award given in memory of Enc Jeff Wheeler's two.run double III the Some 190 athlete~, parent!> and sports at North and lettered eight Br.lmlage, Jim Campagna, Ryan Mc. Joey Suski also hit well Mark Camp. gue!>ts arnved at noon to honor the VanHee, a 1974 North High C.lrroll, John Roberts, Fred Turner, third and Jason Andrews' fourth lOlling tunes, tWICe m football and basket. graduate bell and Braun pItched well KeIth Mil- senior athletes lEach d thlete lound Bnan Sampson and Peter Moran play- tnple tnggered POl'Hdnd's 10-6 Will ball and four times lO baseball He Van Hee Award nominees were ler had two hits for the Rangers, Alan over PhoeOlx Gary Campbell scored a plaque aWaiting at his/her place ed well SherIf, BIll Lems, Molloy and Mederos, BrIan McCloskey and Kim- was All-League lO all three sports selected by the Varsity Club of- Ken Prather led the Dodgers two runs for Portland and Peter Gracey at the assIgned tables Afler a bnel dnd Most Valuable Player 111 the mel also had hits Playmg well were turned m a fIne relIef stlllt Pat Aile, mtroductlOn by Athletic Director flcers who attempted to Identify OHIOLES.DODGERS McGovern, Boyd, Howlett and Brewer BI-County for baseball this year fellow athletes who worked hard at Kazul and Cook paced PhoeOlx With 1\\0 Tom Gauerke, a large brunch v. as Graves truck out 1:l enroute to a com- COAST GUARD.Jl,jAVY Along with his athlettc achieve- theIr sport SkIlls, were team plete game, 4-3 victory over the Dod- hits each served ments, he had a 3 7 grade POlOt Coast Guard squeaked by Navy, 3-2, Followll1g the brunch, the players, respected by fellow gers Gramhng had two doubles, a behmd the pitching of ChrIS Dettmer average for hiS four years at North, players, other students, coaches, smgle and three stolen bases to lead the and Tom Franzinger John Maxey, Scholar Athlete award, given an- Onoles Graves, Halse, Bailey, nually to the semor boy and gU'1 Sartor, who had a 35 grade pomt and the faculty, contnbuted to Mike Franzmger and MIke Stmes led Farms.Clty Class C North athletiCS and were truly Spamch, Lupo and Michael had key hits the Guard offense Navy was led by the who have excelled In athletiCS and average, played on 12 teams at ALBANY-COLU:\IBUS dedicated to North's athletiC pro- .lnd RBI Havern got on base four limes pltchmg of Jamie Whitehead and and had four stolen bases The hittIng Albany beat Columbus. 9-4 Nick Kal- gram MIchael and the hitting of Ryan Berg, las and MIke Uzms each had two hIts and pltchmg of Graves and the hlttmg Whitehead and Chris Pote USTAmatches in August The winners of the Van Hee and defense of catcher Gramling hIgh. and scored two runs John Wel had Award for 1985 are Joe Weidenbach lIghted the win Prather's pitching and ARMY-COAST GUARD three hits and scored a run and Brian For the 43rd ye,lr, the USTA Nd tlOnal excitement to tournament Army shut out Coast Guard, 16-0,as Nugent made several good defensive tional Boy~' 18 & 16 Tent11s Chdm. week on Sunday, Aug 4, at 8 pm and Paula Harms hlltmg led the Dodgers, who also got The Varsity Club l10mmees were support [rom Leins By Chns Dellas trOll S lOfamous Soup Kitchen Illght- co-leader and saxophomst RIck There are those \\ ho play mU~lc dS club \~as the band s thu-d gig for the Steiger about the group's commIt- a hobby dnd those \\ ho play musIc da\. (the first was at a Grosse ment to their work .'The Sun to live The Sun i\lessengers, a local Pamte weddlrg and the second at Messengers ISa full-tune Job for all lO-plece dance band with roots 1Il the Ypsilanll Jazz FestIval), and of us " traditional Jazz. tallmto the latter te~t1mon\ to the fact that this outfit Full tIme If an understatement category IIldeed \\-ork~ hard for It~ mone, These Messengers play usually four A recent \~eekend stlllt at De- , It's either m or out \\ Ith ~ ., say~ times a week and have traveled re- cently to Chicago, Toronto, Cleve- J land and Toledo to spread their east- I COUPON I SIde brand of sunshllle ~----~------~ "That means about one Saturday ., ... -'. mght off a year," says soundman .' 1 . ; $~OO ftl:l:;..., DJ\ c ~!::lrt:n fr~~ Gro~~A pn ntp .., ... Park ANY LARGE PIZZA The success that keeps the Sun ihieldl I I Messengers so busy these days can I With Coupon Only - 7-3-85 I a,." Co be attributed to their fresh, onglllal GIANT... WIDE.SCREEN T.V, - VIDEO GAMES.. approach which ISa hybnd of many PltttRlR ------_ musical styles 18696 Mack Avenue • 885.9040 Former Pomters SteIger and per- Open Monday Saturday 11 am -2 a m Sunday 1 pm-midnight cusslOmst R J Spangler began jam- mmg m 1977 at block parties and neIghborhood clubs m the Jefferson/ Chalmers area The number of good musIcians m the area led to the large lIne-up "We started playmg together out PIRA.TES COVE of our love for the music We were all Jazz buffs," says Spangler 17201 MACK Bluehill Spangler, who grew up Il1 the at Farms, says Il1ltIally there were no 882.9055 aspiratIOns for great commercial success, but as audience response and the number of jobs mcreased, so SUNDAY, JUNE 30th SPECIAL did the realities of turmng the Sun Messengers mto a VIable career (Career mUSICianship was not new PRIME RIB OF BEEF to R J 's family; his uncle IS the noted DetrOIt drummer Bud Spang- Photo by Bob Olon • Choice of Potato $195 leI', and hISgrandfather recorded as The versatile Sun Messengers, from left, are Paul Bauhof, guitar; special guest artist Steve Morris, • Soup • Salad back-up sll1ger With Bing Crosby) • Bread Basket • The band's blend of traditIonal shakere; Don Matuszczak, first alto saxophone; Rick Steiger, co.leader, alto and baritone saxes, vocals; jazz, blues, rhythm and blues reg. Akunda ~umumba, congas, bongos, afushe, vocals; James O'Donnell, trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals; R,J. LUNCH SPECIALS DAILY gae and funk makes for highly Spangler, co-leader, timbales, cowbells, tamborme, vocals; John Paxton, trombone, vocals; Kurt danceable stuff whIle also openmg Krahnke, electric and acoustic basses, vocals; and Lou Barnett, tenor saxophone. Drummer Bob Sweet up their audiences' musical is not shown. ------hOrIzons TheIr eclectic style has I 3.000FF-IDI-" '~~{\Ifocused primarily on the dance SIde pop tune, "Tiger Dynasty," which Wllh a tIght schedule that i'>booked Alfred Brush Ford Park near Jetter- of the mUSICalcoin lately, partly as concerns, obVIOusly enough, De- through for the better part of the son and Chalmers on Sunday, July Exp _ o~~~~~ I LARGE DEEP DISH I a natural progressIOn and partly out summer 14 w/Cheese & Pepperoni 7/3/85 troit's baseball darlings Steiger -:oc.~- .. of necessIty says he hopes the record wlll catch You can catch them at the "New Is the gruehng schedule worth It? "We started WIth a modern Jazz on WIth both sports and musIc fans Center SWll1gsSenes" at the New "I Just love musIc m general and concept With a heavy groove but I alIke The fhp Side, "Jumbo's Center 111 DetrOit 111 the afternoon I'm happy to make my hVll1g at ~------don't thmk we were necessarily a Delight," IS a claSSIC Messengers' outdoor concert Wednesday, July 3 what I enjoy domg most," says 'dance band,' "says Steiger "WIth Jam, Juxtaposmg big band era sWll1g After that It'S off to the Toledo Jan Spangler "Not everyone can say the addItion of heavy percusslOn, we With a blues treatment FestIval Sunday, July 7, then a four- that" locked 111 right away With the danc- day /four-mght stmt 111 Traverse City For bookmg mformatlOn, call The record was recorded at De- mg crowd." followed by a free concert 111 the gUItarIst Paul Bauhof at 343-0828 The revival of the bIg band sound trOit's Umted Sound StudIO, near makes for an easy dance party at- Wayne State UniverSity and was mosphere at the band's live per- released on the band's own Sun formances, but It also tIes m well Sound label, as were their two With today's lucratIve dance record prevIOus vmyl endeavors Choices busmess, a fact the Sun Messengers Thelf last record, a four-song E P are well aware of Il1cluded a reggae number called of "We started as a hve musIc "No War" whIch ranked high In hand," says SteIger "And I lOvethe Toronto's charts The band hopes Mort Crim vibes of playmg lIve, but for us to "Tiger Dynasty" Will do as well fOf have a real future we have to con- them here a thorne WDIV-TV Channel 4 News Anchor centrate on recordll1g " In the meantime, the Sun BOOK . Bible The band's latest release 15 a light Messengers Will remall1 very busy ACTOR . Hal Holbrook ACTRESS Jean Stapleton In the Heart MOVIE GandhI of the PLAY. Othello Eastern Market .Bill Cosby Show JOIN US TV SHOW \>1<1 NEWSCASTER Steve Bell I SPIRITS BEFORE THE Center Maqazlne MAGAZINE FOOD & TIGER GAMES COLUMNIST Carl Rowan NEWSPAPER EnJOY many DAILY DINNER SPECIALS MUSIC Jazz/classical! coun try • 20 oz Porter House Steak S8 95 . . Ray Charles • Alaskan Kmg Crab Legs ENTERTAINER PET OR ANIMAL Toy dachshund (male), JUST A FEW OF OUR EXCELLENT Dalmatian (female) COMPLETE DINNER SPECIALS PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES. CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED SPORT Tenms/swlmm lng/biking ATHLETE M,lt W,lcox DetroIt T,qers TO,E,,"'" M,,'" , ""'" food PRO TEAM MOST ADMIRED PERSON Mother Teresa (contemporary), l~,.... 'IN'IO ~ Christ (hlstorzcal) . 393.1711 BEST OPEN DAILY ~~ HAPPY For Breakfast < FLOWER Rose and orchId ..-'- HOUR Lunch Dmner COLOR Blue Ponta Vpdra Beach, Flo 2460 MARKET ST. 3-6 P.M. Bre~~~~~~al~~~Ch VACATION SPOT 5 Mlnules from Ren Cen ...... Fresh earch Arrlvmg Dally FAVORITE FOOD Any dessert FAVORITE DRINK Coffee RESTAURANT Anyplace qUIet. dark •• £;Alt~~~ H With good food, servIce SONG Oh, What a BeautIful Morning )e Ei\ST SIDE ~ sung by Ray Charles RELAXATION OR HOBBY FlYing aIrplanes reading Iwrztmg EATERY AND SPIRITS Sail into lR. Carlys ------,I FREE PIZZA Next ~{ For a Guaranteed BUYON1~1 MAKING I PIZZA 'lrtI ( GREAT I Week: GRADE -AW NO BULL GET ONE PIZZA I Nickie 112 Lb. ggc FREE PI~~?INC~~58 I McWhirter GROUND Romm MAMA ROSA'S PIZZA I WINE TASTING 15134 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE PARK I 10 oz. Prime S595 piCk bP SIlndaylhlllSday 4 pm 1 am I RIB DINHER TOUR OF FRANCE L822 :4260 ~~~_:~=~~~~! Mon _ FRESH wllh purchase Sparky Herberts Re<;taurant & Five S1ar Traw'l of Grosse Pomt!' In 55 tE'1JfS Wed PICKEREL DINNER FREE 01 same at . '. S6 Vltp you to Jam restduriln on iln <,ycdmq Df'luxe Vhnp T"slln() ."dud •• ,""up ,law 0' ..,I.d w/coupon Tour of Franre Our ten day w,np ta<;tmq lournpy willlpav(> for Pilrh on August 30th and rptu"n to Drlroll on Srflte'Tlbcr 8th I FIRST PLACE LOUNGE I 7 1 hnowleageaolP qUIOP~ \"'Ul dU Orr~pdrlt VI) 1 un tUU( dilUIl - -~..... --- '...... - Call 882.6900 Page Flve-C Classified ads Thursday, June 27, 1985 4. Hfl' WANTED GEN£RAl 21. TUTOIUHG AND fDUCATION 4 Hfl' WANTED GENfRAl 1A. PfllSONAlS 1& 'fIlSONAlS TEACHERS needed who a re MODELING mstructors INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED TUTORING n- wanted Call Carol 772-1940 YOU NEED TO NOVENA TO ST JUDE lookmg to supplement I WE DELIVER GET OUR MORE I come or change career s ST PAUL Lutheran semor Apostle dnd Martyr gredt 10 ALL SUBJECTS Fresh meats, produce, frozen If you are a smgle PROFES Fast growmg health an d chOir director One serVice, virtue rllh 1lI mlrdcle!>, GRADES 1 THRU 12 foods, S&W and Del Monte SlONAL person and want to beauty company need s klJll:>mdn of Chrtst, In PHOFESSIONAL FACULTY one rehearsal, further mfor- cdnned goods, beer and meet others like yourself managers With teachm g ter<;e!>!>orof dll who lllvoke malton Call Clarence wme get an mtroductory copy of WE CAN HELP skl1ls Excellent opportun I Nagel 1182-1174 you to use your gredt God 1 LlpllIotiet 11" vans - TMks AllMabs GlWSSE POINTE ty, msurance and car Sen d ROSLYN MARKET gllen power tOdldmelllml 1A PwsonIk 111 'hI~MotaI PART-TIME sales clerk - ap- SINCERE SINGLES LEAHNING CENTER resume to Marketmg, 4230 111143600 for area served (31.1) 6495288 pllcatlOns bemg accepted urgent petitIOn In retUl n I 11 ~I Servltt HoInes bJ Kerchevdl on the HIli Courville. DetrOit, Mlchlga n pronll',e to make your ndOW 11D Rag IerYIce 11J RepaIr Tuesday thru Frtday, 10 LEAHN TO Dnve Go more YOUR OWN Personal tramer I car 1-1101l3b .1-1301136 411224 place!> Be Independent Re- Sport skills and condltlomng knOlln Three glOJ\ be ., '"II 2 E~ 11K ~ waIltlIlI to lkIr a 10 noon F W Woolworth PHIVATE Tutonng ex PUBLIC RELATIONS Company, 19125 Mack fresher le!>sons for adult!>, Improvement Certified phy- f01 0 n e lOon th Th d Ilk I 0\1 2A MusIc; EIkItaUon l1L httsIlIres pcllCnced c....(cllent referen ~t Jude tOi IdlOI!>Icceli'ed I and Efttatloll 12 Boats and Mol»rS Avenue EqualOpportumty !>eOlorcitizen!> .10yedrs ex- Sical educatIOn mstruclor za ~ ce., grclde., thlough II Cdll ENTRY LEVEL! CAB I 2C KeIlII1 InstNetloa 121 Boat Repair r Employer pellence GlOsse Pomte m Dial 11811577 I ,266-1110 $20,785-$25,179/year No\', hi !>tructol 118S6215 PHA YEH TO THE I 2D tanttrs 128 Ioat Decklge & StofaI8 lng I Call us today at 557 WAITRESS, cook manage- NOVENA TO ST.JUDE HOL Y SPIRIT 2E SCIIIoIs 121: lIrplaIes U/:il Fren(h mdJor will tutor 1200 ment posItion Afternoons, "BE A STAR!" Apostle and Martyr great III Holy Splflt, )OU\\homdkeme 3 L$St,. ftMIllII 13 Real E$tatI- General l:>tudent!>III f'rench or math JOB NETWORK Willtram Fanna's Granary, Hdve your weddmg ceremony virtue, nch III miracles, .,ee eve r} thm g dIId \\ ho I 4 IIetp WIlI1lIdIelIef'aI 1M IJlts tK sale Hed,ondbJe rdte!> Helpful 2b095 Schoenherr Fee 18431Mack, Grosse Po1Ote dnd receptIOn videotaped 10 kmsman of Christ, m d!>!>lstdnce 885-9J!l-1 l:>hOIIme the wa\ 10 ledch '" _ MIllkaIIDentII 131 For $ale or Rent WAITRESS expenenced 10 lull color and sound tersessor of all who mvoke DRIVERS 01, V Ideal You who gIve me ~ ~ ~ ~ ~'~."_~. __ ~ _ . I I • u ('OCktlld and food Apply 10 CALL ilIC"lORl1:S \'101:0 you tu u~c youl I;;lt::"t GOCdmp Grand Trdverse 10g Today' Call us at 557 BUY BOY - Apply m person 109 1Il quality caulking, Win- promise to make your name lJl all Instance<; of m) life: "" senus 10 ~ 138 FWllISIIIf SlIt area June 23rd-July 20th, I 1200 Pefim's, 10721 Whittier, dow gldzmg, glass etch Can known Pray for us who ask With me I, lJl thiS !>hort I 5 $ltUaUH WIIIIIII 138 CNlIten:Ial PrDpeftyI I July 21!>t-August 17th Call JOB NETWORK after 3 30 duplicate eXlstmg logo on for your aid, St Jude ~ay 3 dla logue Wd n1 to thank you SA SItuItioR..... DoIlleStic IIlIIIltIlIgs llBt-9442 Wnte Mayfield, 26095 Schoenherr Fee glal:>!>or design one ResI- Our Fathers, 3 Hall Marys, for every thm g dnd con fIrII1 I 511 COI'Nafll:sCetI ear. 13J e-tllry Utts Michigan 49666 HANDYMAN dential, commercial, hght 3 Glones ThiS Novena ha!> once more thdt I never Ildnt I 5C eaterill 14 ReII Estate walltlld ASSISTANT 3. LOST AND FOUND for office bUlld10g ma1Oten- mdustnal Hlchard Gott- never been known to tall to be separated from you no 50 E.qIIoytMlrt ~ ~ LIt5 waated STORE ance Pamtmg, etc St Clair !>chalk, 398-b214after 6 p 10 Say Novena for 9 days ma tter how gl ea t the mdte 1 S IItlltaI$IHtIlleS, Apts., lIIc: 148 VltcatIen If $lIIMIltIaI Shores Send replys to' My request was granted Ial de!>lre!>md} be I \Idllt to, Gro* PDlIlte Property Wu1Id FOUND perfectly beautiful MANAGERS Grosse Pomte News, 99Ker. TENNIS Lel:>sons- from ex- Thank You St Jude, R G W be With you and 10) loved I 6A ReIltalsiMo ..... AItS-. ItC: 15 8lIsintsS 0pp0f1unItteI young female cat About .I penenced tennts profes- cheval, Grosse Pomte ones III your perpetual glof\ I St. CIlIIr SIIIrIs 18 PIlI lor SIIe month!>old Pure white me We seek "Retail Career' . Farms, Michigan 48236 Box !>Ional,on own pnvate tenrus WRITING/RESEARCH! Amen I U 8HtaIsJIICI-. Apt5., Iltt: 1M ..... ,. dlum long hair With red CdP mmded mdlvlduals, who are R-20 court Please call Drew 884- RESUMES Thdnk you for your love to MarpIf ... 111 Pet 6rtollIIaI/IOaflllt on head & ears, and a huge capable of assuming 7706 1\ ards me and my loved IC ~ ApIs., liC Herses tIIr SlIt red plume of a tall, al!>ogor- TYPIST, part time to start, Brochures, speeches, edltmg, *: management responslblh YOUR HOME ones Pra) thiS pi dyer 3 con DW.n 17 EngrIItQt geous red agate eyes Lov minimum 50 wpm , With manuals, semmars, artlc l'rifttIlII.llII ties We prefer persons With A WORK OF ART secutlve days Without a,kmg SO ~ Apts.., lltl:: 18 8IIIfII Sorvlce mg, playful, obedient, and good editing skl1ls, know' les expenence III retail supervi Pen and Ink your Wish, dfter third ddy 1lNr Area 1M car,.t IMtaIIatIon totally broken to kitty hiler ledge of word process1Og 882-3146 SlOn, however we WIll con Watercolor and Notecards your WIl:>h1\ IIIbe granted, no IE Rent -"II Dpltel to la, 181 ~ - AIr Cannot keep Have 3 pets of Sider those With a solid back helpful, but not essential - of Your Home, PRIVATE PARTYI mailer how difficult It ma) Sf Fof Retrt FIIllisIlICI Collll"". 01\ n MUST flOd a GOOD ground m retail sales Suc- retirees welcome 831-9860, Busmess or Boat By be Then promise to publish 8G RoolIS fIf RelIt lie CIllmneJ and F/repIIce home for her now, as Ill' are cessful applicants should 10-5 P 10 CAROL A SINCLAIR VALET PARKING thiS prayer as soon al:>your &H lIt6ce IIIf tII8t !lIpaIr/CleHlntl gomg away NO POUND have sales ability, leader EXPERIENCED landscape L..- 886-8468 --' CALL TOM 884-0287 favor has been gldnted 61 Garate lor RelIt - ~IOIS FOR HERI Call 882-5279 ship qualities, and be effec help wanted. cutting, cultl- OR Thank you for favors rccell 5J 8uIIlI1i Of StIn tIIr RelIt 18E AIanIII1IS1IIIlltI01lIgepaIr$ FOUND beautIful German EXPERIENCED tlve m motlvatmg other!> vatmg, tnmming, $4 50-$7 50 BRENT 881-1692 ed CAB ~ StIt1IIIII Space fir Rent 18f IMIiatIII Shepherd pup wondenng TECHNICIANS per hour 823-3751 leave FOR REFERENCES ------.... SIIiIrI u.III ...... 111 .... lUryerIAppIuce J ff / These posltlOns offer good message. (Former Bell Employees) NOVENA TO ST.JUDE I' eM FIorilII VKatIolt IlIlaIS R.,.n e erson Alter Road, June III ¥acatIlIlI 21st Gentle, needs lovmg startmg salary and excellent Phone Installation and NO CHANGES BARMAIDS, waitresses, ap- Apostle and Martyr gredt lJl It8lIlInIIiIdIiPR 11H IllIs1 - MImlr $enICe owner Call Ammal HospItal benefits To explore further, Repair Work Done NO CANCELS ply Chasers, 22411Mack be- Reasonably OF CLASSIFIED ADS vutue, nch In mIracles. IlMtIII .". "... ~ of Grosse Pomte, 885-0466 contact Mrs Mann at klOsman of Chnc;t, In SO YacatIM ftetltaIs ••• AI 18 MwInt .. SteraIt ask for Michelle tween 8/9 Mile, Thursday Don Palmer Hank Mobley AFTER 12NOON MONDAYS 8336906 12-4p mAny evemng Wed- tercessor of all who Imoke 0ttIer 20 PIaM semce 884-2828 573-0925 NO EXCEPTIONS! you to use your gredt God I 7 watdId III ftIIIt ZOA...... semce FOUND NEAR Cadieux and WINKELMAN'S neday.Sunday, after 8 p 10 given power to aid me 10 my' 7A WIlt III SIuWe UYllII 201 EIIdricaI semce Warren - Male marmalade BALLOONS EXPERIENCED gardener- urgent petillon In return I II QuartJtn 20C TY .... Radle RepaIr and whIte cat Mrs Treulor handyman 40-00 hours per HIGH J<'LYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS promise to mdke your name 18 0ff\ceII1Dr ...... to RetIt 2GD S1DmIS IIIll SCteeM Mr MackenZie 886-1200, EQUAL OPPORTUNITY week Startmg salary $4 50 For all occaSIOns for as litlle as $10- delivery available known Pray for us who al:>k 1C ..... WMtIi III RlIlIt ZOE .... It+es.1I11lt before 5 p m EMPLOYER per hour 882-3965 lor your ald-, St Jude Say 'I 7D StlIragelpc:e..... ZIf ftIMIftlII s.mce REWARD Lost small grey I EVENING College student full Buy a dozen or buy a gross A GREAT way to ST PAUL Nursery School has Our Fathers 3 HaIII\IarV!>. 8 lIIStdaIe .. Art1dts tIIr 2G8 c.,el ~ kitty Mlssmg smce 6-16-85 time position, ground floor celebrate an opemng for teachmg 3 (,.Iones Say Novens for 9 Sale 2111 ~ Lost 7 Mile/Mack area 884- opportumty, Ideal for busl- 882-4968 aSSistant, we are 10 search ddYs My 1 equest \\ dl:> 8A Garate; Yard; ...... 211 WIIl__ 2011 nel:>SmaJor, diversified and for a person skilled 10deal- granted R B \ 81 ~ .. sates 2IJ .... WIIIIinlI FOUND - Grey mix terfler mterestmg work, With small 10gWlth3 and 4 year old chtl- TO ALL OUR FRIENDS 8C ..... InstNIIentS :- ::. ~ nursmg pups 822.5707 ' growmg firm, shlppmg, dren and their parents PRAYER TO THE recelVlng and general ware- Resumes may be sent to Thank you for the memones Goodbye and God Bless) ou HOL Y SPIRIT I lJD AIltIquIsfof SIIe ZIlII ~ wert IF YOU have lost an ammal house duties related ex- Kathleen Hill, 303 RIdge- all Holy ::>plnt, you who make me I 8l 0Iflce E~ - e-t ad IIctcIt WIr\ please contact penence preferred 9 a 10 - mont, Grosse Pointe Farms, see everythmg and 1\ ho 8 ~ WMIM 2GI' WftIlplocrfttll Anti Cruelty, 891-7188 5 pm Monday Fflday MI 48236 THE MANASA FAMILY show me the way to reach 10 MatulC,eMS rw SlIt :: =.~ _ 13~69Jos Campau, DetrOit Benefits Apply to Health- my Ideal You who gIVe me 1GA$IIDwIlIaIII1S" Sale ...,..... '-.." mark Industnes, 22522East WANTED PIZZA cooks, and the Dlvme Gift to forgive 11 tan rw SaIl - AIle 20S CIrpeIlWl' fOUND Female mixed breed, 9 Mile St Clair Shores dehvery boys, Martmos 11A e:us fer SIIe - QrysM m PIIIllIIllII- tIAtIn9 medIUm size brown, dog, ' PIZZeria, 18726 Hayes, 372- an forget the ....rong that IS 118 fOr $aII- fen! _ ...... $lIf'riC* Cadieux/Jefferson area 881 COLLEGE STUDENT, part Marilynn G. Rusche, M.A .• C.S.W. d e:us 5800 done to me and you who are 11& cars fw $lie _ G.M. 2fN e.,atIrlVCll...,..., 3.106 lime position ground floor BLUE CROSS/Medicare bill- speclahzmg tn. 10 all mstances of my life 11D foreIp cars _ All0IIlIr 2tw ~ ... IIIIITlIIIarilIll opportunity, Ideal for busI- With me T, 10 thiS short 11E AIlIflIue _ SIlIw Carl 2U ~ If you lose me ness major, diverSIfied and ing Experience only for busy chiropractic ofhce • Individual Therap) dialogue want to thank you 11F car AlIl:tiOftS 2ft( s.-- flINIlenlce mterst10g work, With small for everythmg and confirm 116 l:IIIlIkIrs...... 2lIZ bIIdscapIllI/SIllIW...... or find me grow1Og firm Shlppmg, Call on Tuesday-Thursday • Fami!) Therap) once more that I never want recelvmg, and general ware and Saturday, 884-5477 • Marriage Coun!>eling to be separated from you no house duties, related (>x- RECEPTIONIST - General 12 matter how great the mater penence preferred 1 days office, good typiSt, medical 882-3825For Appointment lal deSires may be I wan I to Monday Fnday Reply to office, days only, full or part be With '.'ou~T and m~J' lovnd CUSIOM t I\oodworkth QuaillyI Hea Ith mar k Industnes, time 1182-8226 ones m your perpetual glor carpen ry \11 a persona 225 E I vJ touch Ornamental wood Shores22 dSt 9 MI e, St Clair PART-TIME Montessori Pre Amen Thank you for your love to- work, home Improvement, school assistant - summer PARK PLACE wards me and my loved kitchen de<;lglllng m wood or LIGHT-HEARTED COLLEGE Cooed, lookmg for poSItion, July 8-August 9 onl'-S Pray thiS prayer 3 con formlca Porlfollo samples ENTERTAINMENT a part-time office girl - Mormng session Ex- secutlve days WIthout askmg dnd references a \ a1lable MAGICIAN light typ10g and bookkeep perience preferred 881-2255 your Wish, after third day upon request Free el:>tl ROBERT COOP mg ab!lltles, 9 a m -1 pm your wish will be granted, no mates Bruno TrentacOl:>t ER We'll run your ad Monday - Friday Summer MANAGER TRAINEE matter how dlfflcult It may 6281406 ALL AGES OCCASIONS FREE!! only Call Ms Nazar 884 To work m growth onented LIMOUSINE be 1 hen promise to publtsh CAB WASH - $1 50 June 2-1 8_8_5_-1_2_10____ 7955 downtown restaurant, all around e'Cpefience reqUired this prayer dS soon as your Jul) 21 Tuesddyl:> only 12 BEAUTYoperator-EastDe SUMMER PARTY? 882-6900 References a must 259-3273 favor has been granted noon-2 p III In l'\orth High Getting marned? Graduating? trOll area, call 771-8260 bet\\een 9 and 3 pm Thank you for fa\o~ recClV- School Pldnetdflum parkmg Add plano for atmo!>phere COOK/Housekeeper wanted 775-1890 ays or Ive-m - 2 ed LOG lot Enter from Morlllllg Call Dan _ GUARD D I 885 399 RESTAURANT d SECURITY Walter, bartender, porter, and PBAHOLYYERSPIRITTO THE I Sl\elopmentdle SponsoredLearlllngb) the ProDe 278-0824----- Security guard needed for WAIT STAFF, buspersons cook, a few posItions open Holy Splflt, you \1 ho make me I gram CLASSICAL musIc for your Eastside outdoor parkmg lot needed 259-Q578,after 2 p 10 for qualified people Call see everythmg and II ho I GOI"I(" TO l\IACKIl\AW npxt occas\On Solo duo, patrol, Monday thru Friday RETIRED executIVe wants 259-3273 between 9 and 3 show me the wa} to redch I ISLAI\ID tno qumtet GUitar wmds ApprOXimately 10 a 10 6 part-time, or 4-5 dayl:> a pm my Ideal You who give me I Got room for a bll-.e' \\ oll-.er vOIce ,154627b pm Must be 10telhgent and week, 9-4 pm preferrable, FULL AND part-time valet the Dlvllle Gift to forgive 1 need., 1\ heels I II pay $23for PIA 1\10J<:ntertalllmenl, back IIell spoken, high school edu- secretary to answer Qhone, parkmg attendants for high- and forget the wrong that I!> dehl en 11861731 AS \P ground mu.,lc for all OCCd cat\On reqUired Prev\Ous some Simple bookkeepmg flse condomimum - De- done to me and you who are I PJ{()'fECT YOUR <;Ion., IIeddlllg., brunches experience or mlhtary serv related to personal affairs m all mstancel:> of my life LOVED ONES fal:>hlOn~how., graduatIOn Ice desu able, $5 00 per hour MIddle aged applicant pre trOit's Eastside Must be wllh me I th h t - cocktail parlle<; Hl!'i621') to start, plus full benefits To ferred 884 7073 between 8-9 licensed driver and Willing dialogue ....antl~ thIS ~ ~r IIlth a fifty thousand dollar hfe apply, send letter outlimng pm to work weekends If quail- 0 an )OU lJlsurance progrdm From MAGIC SHOWS - Available --'------!led, call 824-8288 Monday- for everythmg and conhrm Northlle>tern !\lutual $19 'i11 for bIrthday parties, ban quallftcatlons and work hlS- EXPERIENCED Saleslady Fflday 9 a m -5 p m. once more that I neven\ ant ~ , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 27, 1985 Page Ten-C ~ 13 REAL ESun - 13 RUL ESIAl( 'I RIA, 'S'~lI n REAl fSUTE 1J RIAL I'.'.l'. GENERAl 13 ilEAL ESTATE - 13 RUt. ESTAH i,INfRAI GENERAL GENERAL '.' BOA l~ A!IID MOIORS GENEIIAl GENERAl Gt "'MAL SAILBOAT - 22' Chrysler. EAST DETROIT 3 bedroom ST CLAIR Shores Open Sun. TODAY'S pop top, 12h P sailor motor brick ranch, [amll) room, da) 14 pm, 12Mlle/Jeffer. BEST BUY Swmg Keel trallable, large fireplace, central all' 2\ ~car son, 22437 Amherst, 3 bed FOR SALE BY OWNER room bnck rdnch, 2 baths, GROSSE POINTE Inventory accessories, ex- garage 778 1011 Open Sun famlly room, large country NEW LISTING 55 STANTON LANE cellent condition Evemngs day, 15 P m kitchen. f1lllshed lJa~ement, 5-4mcome - both umts rented, 779-Q715 BY OWNER Gros:.e POInte Three bedroom, 2'''' bath, center entrance Colomal ....Ith 2 car gdrage, $59,500 296. gas heat, sharp, 2 car Wood:. - 3 bedroom rallch, den, family room - over 2,600 square feet of hvmg 0\\ garage, fenced 10 yard 12' FOOT DINGY 1 3154 nl'r area ProfeSSIOnally decorated Mulschler kItchen [amlly room, 2 ~ baths cen $44,900 full pl'lce Unsmkable Shakespear Takes tral atr, updated kltthen [m CASH Fan mortgages Land Central air condltIomng Located on qUIet Farms 10 h P motor Good condI- COlltracts We buy for im- street Days call 965-9409 Evemngs and weekends, Ished basement Open Sun GROSSE POINTE tion 774-9884 medlale cd!:>hnOl\ Get all day 88t 3b04 66,2 family flat, 2 furnaces, 3 call 881-6725or 881-1364 I'our mane.. no\\ In confi- 195918' CHRIS Craft, 3511o'ord GROSSE POINTE WOODS bedrooms each Ulllt, 2 dence \\ nil' l'\1r Simon, $149,500 mboard, rebUilt last season Custom bUilt QUddle\ elm [me tenants, assumptIon, 10% l' 0 Box 36533, Grosse good condltlon, $1,900 824- Land Contract $13,800 area near Stdr 01ThE.'Sed I POlllle 1\11 48236 or call 8298 bedroom, 2 [u1I dnd 2 11 l I 'l-r '" • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C Il,r..ri"y, June 27, 1985 108 HECllIlCAl SEIIVICE r un LE".:>c. - Donut shop (, ....,~ •• ~...Al.K male c~ -ee J&J CHIMNEY S .. ~~.'~ RETIRED MASTER electfl- J 110SPll - .) Sl v£.JI-'''''&'''' 11>" - __ •• -- .,. _-.< --" t ... -_ ...... _ ••• t. •. _ ! r..urlOOM - I', oath Clan Licensed VIOlatIOns 1 Multi-purpose restaurant to a good home 822.5707 Wood stoves, fIreplaces, bedroom brick, 2 balhs, With garage condo river 2 bedroom, 2 2 baths, bungalow, natural fireplace, Modern buJldmg Fully WHITE KITTEN male, brown chImney caps and screens, Services Increased Also remodeled kItchen, dIsh- family room With fIreplace, townhouse on Ldke St Clair fireplace, garage and more small Jobs TU 5-2966 ::19 River Colony Open 1-5 eqUIpped m a pflme high lLger male, short hall' kit. damper repairs, mortar f1Ol,hed basemenl, I'l Beautiful VlC\' I ThiS \\Ion'l washer, dIsposal, finished traffiC Port Huron 10calLon tens, free to a good home work basement with bathl'oom garage $33,900 884-1175 leist' Owner movmg out-of- ~aturddY' - Sunday, By LLOYD ALLARD Electflc Box 1043, Port Huron, M[ 822-7507 Certlfled . Insured and kitchen, 1 year old, ,Iale 293 116Mlor dppoml owner 329 &242 Inc 882-5475 Re~ldentlal 8825 CANYON, 3 bedroom, 48060 773.1444 wIring our speCIally Serv- above ground 18 foot pool, bnck bungalow on beautiful menl '3D VACATION/IIESOIIT FREE KITTENS to GOOD THOPHY SHOP - 22608 109Grosse Pomte smce 1939 very clean, near I 94 and 70x120 Jot, 2 car gal age, ex- '''OPERTY home 822-9648 COACHLIGHT CHIMNEY ATTllACTI VE 2 bedroom Greater Mack Estabhshed Grosse POInte cIty certlflca- Eastland Open Sunday, 1-;) tras $39,900 884 7546 No brick I'dnch, dlumll1um LAKE HURON, 28miles north 17 years Excellent repeat 11. GENERALSEIIVICE I SWEEP COMPANY hon speclallsts p m llb26 Notlll1gh,lIn, brokers trim Soldnum kllchen floor, of Lexmgton at ForestVIlle Completely furmshed lake- bus mess Without ever adver- CERTIFIED #280 372-9211 RADNOH CIH(,LlW'A){M~ lIvlllg room", Ith flrepldtc, LICENSED and msured con. fronl cottage 8310 North 1l,lIlg 1,600 square feet tractor Bflck or pa vlIlg -No Mess • Insured LICENSED HARPER WOODS, 20679Hunt l11x2U fdmily room I'l Bnck bungdlow, four bed Pflce IlIcludes stock and Complete Club, 3 bedrooms, newly bdth" Lentl dl 0111 , dtldLhed Lakeshore Rd ,Fore"tvllle, stones for driveways, Side ELECTRICAL room" 2', bdth" two fIre Michigan (517) 1164-3801 mdchlllery worth approx- , ChImney Care decorated brick ranch, 21l place~, Flonda room, odk gdl'dge, pollio Nltely land walks, pattos. around sWim- Imately $17,000 PrIce mmg pools Replace your CONTRACTOR car garage, Grosse POInie floors, copper plumIJmg On ,cdped 778-082b LAKE HURON, 5 miles south t bl $40 000 7'l7 7185 885-3733 . basement wlI1dows With Guaranteed work • Low pnces school district, Land Con the Hill, nem C\ CIYlhmg GROSSE POINTI~ school> .l of LeXlllgtOll NIce furmshed t beautlful glass blocks CIty • No Job too small, VIOla- tract aVailable, owner Open SCHULTI'; 885 J28b bcdloom. brick Ianch, I'l cottage $13,500 B840292 16. I'US FOil SALE of Grosse Pomte referral 180 LOCKSMITHS Sunday 125 P m b Thursday, June 27. 1985 Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20N CEMENT AND BRICK lOJ WINOOW WASHING lOf ROOHNG SEIWIU , lOG CARPEl ClUNING 20H PAINTlNGIDECOllUING WOftK 20E HOME IMI'ROVEMUT 20E. HOME IMI'1l0VEMEMT 20E HOME IM'1l0VEMENT A.OK WINDOW CLEANERS J.W. KLEINER EASTLAND FOHMICA specIalist, Kit- AWTHORNE'S CLEANING KARM'S CLEANED SERVICE Sen'lce on !>torms.Ilid screens CEMENT CONTRACTOH EASTVIEW ALUMINUM chens, baths, custom cabI- r'ree estuntcs nets, gual anteed \lol'k For ROOF GUTIERS Carpets - Upholstery - wall PAINTING SERVICE CEMENT - BRICK - STONE PRODUCTS Llcen:>ed and II1:>ured PdtlO~, walks, porche:., le~s Licensed 77H176 Flushed and Inspected for as cleanmg Velvet upholstery 775-1690 ALUMINUM IntCilol and E"terlOr ~teps, dnveways Sldlllg, trim, l'oolll1g seamless little as $10 cleanmg speCialists IIOME Mallltenance . handy- 882-4~ BUS 521-0041 Dry Wall &. Flaster Repdlr K-WINDOW Flagstone repair VINYL INC. gutters, storm doOls dllct man servIce Call 884-7357 (Drylllg lime 2-3 hrs ) Wood fllllshmg, \1allpapel'llIg Tuck pomtmg, patchlllg wmdo\1 s, I allmgs, dlullll Le,ne me:.sage CLEANING 17301:\1ack near Cadleu, SLATE - TILE Dry foam Shampoo and ex. Gldllng - Caulklllg WATEHPIWOFING num shutters porch ellrlo~ Free e,llllldtes lefel ence!> • Sldmg • TI'Illl ures Free courteous eslt Mr:HlLLAT Cabmets at dls RepaIrs Gutters tractIOn method COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN • Seamless Gutlers • Doors mates count pnces free estl' 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE 777-2468 StOI m!>, sel eel1~, gutters, mates Toben Cabmet Co , 20H. PAINTING/DECOllATING SMALL JOBS • \\'llldOII~ • Roofmg Offlce/Shol\ I 00111 After 6 p m 882-7322 alullllllum cleaned Insured 881-1271 WALLPAPER 1<'1 ee estimates • A\Illlngs • Shutler!> 29315 Harper ------A.F. WITISTOCK COLLEGE PAINTER - ex fREE ESTIMATES • Porch Enclosures S C S 774 (J.lbO DeCONSTRUCTION - penenced IIlterlOr and ex REMOVAL 882-0688 LICENSED • \\ rought Iron FORMICA KITCHEN Custom decl.s ralhngs, JOHN D. SIMON tenor Please call after 5 • GldSS & Screen Rep,llr BY JEFF WINDOW \1ashmg Sprmg. 882-0717 COlJ'\JTEH TOPS .\:-ID gazebos etc Darr) I Nlttem, 778-1028- 773-6986 p m Mike Sulhvan 822~ • \ lSlt OUi Sholl room • Custom Pamtlllg Abo Fdll changeover For fast, \'.\!liITIE~ 8l:l59IJb Roofmg, Caulklllg, • Lo\\ Rates • 20 Yr~ K&S PAINTING - Intenor nedl, rehable :.crl'lce Call CEMENT WORK COBI-\' C.\l3I:'>.ET:' PLE \SI.:: IIELP' Licensed Weatherstnpplllg, Repall s 779 5235 775 2927 • In~UI t'd and exterior, profeSSIOnal 882-6348 1\1 S T CONSTRUCTION FHeE EST!\l \l'ES bLl\ldpr \\Ith equIpment LICENSED - INSURED 5~i 5t,1b &\1 llll.>l.l quality Reasonable rates, Resldentldl Concrete i ED\\'.\HD \. \ \; OS l' \1-:\ F'\ nped.., Ilork Please John tree estimates, KeVin, \1 & 1\1\\lNDO\\ WASHING HADLEY HOME JAMES IN fEBIOH lEX'! ERIOR SpeCialist 8':4 ot>37 5263375 Steve, 881-6875 • Ull ve\1dyS • Circle Dllve, MODERNIZATION i 839-0424 465.7152\ IMPROVEMENT (,reg i\ldtle~ l:l1l52')l:l0 LFTO Bu ILDING CO QUALITY PAINTING RUSSELL ('hI I, '\Ill! ph) 777 7607 • PatIOs • Garage FloOl~ M T. CHARGOT I HL)\IE ImpIO\eml'l1' \Iulk- • W , . • Thursday, June 27, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen.c lON CEMtNT AND IIlICK . 202. LANOSC"tNG: 201 lANDSCAPlNGI lOS. CARI'ENTER WOIlM SNOW REMOVal SIIOW IIEMOVAl REASONABLE concrete reo ALTERATIONS - Moder- MAC'S TREE AND pairs Tuck pomtlng, cracks WEEDBUSTERS mzallon, all building needi> ExperIenced Reliable sealed, Iron rallmg!> Install. SHRUB TRIMMING rough to fUlI!>hIn all trades Gardemng, Trlmmmg, ed Seaver's 882-0000 COMPLETE WORK GUY DE BOER Plantmg Reasonable rates, quality ser- BRICK REPAIRS, porche:., L1CEN~ED Free ConsultatIOn vice Call Tom 776-4429 or fireplace:., chlmneyi> - 35 882-0195 years experience 776 4529, 881-6651 885-4624 881-7209 NO LAWNS PLEASE 777-8352 ALBERT D, THOMAS SAPONARO SERVICES GARDEN MAINTENANCE • 201'. WATEIll'1l00FING POII\'TER LANDSCAPING INC, • CLEAN UP WORK CONTRAlvrOH~. INC • Complete LandsCape 5en Ice • HEDGE TRIMMING CHARLES F JEFFREY We dre genel dl contI dclor;, • Profe;,i>lOndl Landi>cape • SHRUBBERY WORK 882-1800 One call tdke;, Cdre of all DC;,lgn • BI-MONTHLY UP KEEP • Basement Waterproofmg your bUlJdlng.rcmodehng • ~11Jub~ Shdde tl ee" BEN SAPONARO • Underpm footmgs problemi>, Idl ge or i>mall • Lo\\ ma Illtenance plantlllg 882-1734 • Cracked or cdved 10 wall" TU 2-0628 • ~od lrei>h ddily • 10 year gUdrantee • Kentucky Blue Grasi> LANDSCAPE Licensed Insured QUALITY CdI pentl \ tlnd 1"01 • ':>od{{cmovd] Repldcement Illild \\ 01 h ne\\ OJ I eJd<.ed • ':>hade Sod GARDENING J.W. KLEINER lomme'ltldl rei>IUcntldJ • ':>od dell\ el) Design, constructIOn, plantmg, StOIe flxtu, e, dl,pld)" dbo • One DJ\ Service PRUNING, mamtenance, Basement Waterploofmg countel;, kll<.helb \dllllle" • lJne full} edr GUdrdntee <.irosse Pomte ReSident I et loom'>, h,lIlg doO!~ All • ~prmkJcl S~;,tems INSURED All Work guaranteed repdll' dnu fllll..h \\ Thursday, June 27,1985 Page Fourteen..c GROSSE POINTE NEWS '81 RELIANT SE - Burgundy, luggage rack, air, stereo, 8-track, auto, pwr, 26 engme, 28,647 mIles by of/gmal owner $4,795 '84 LASER - Jet black, air, stereo, auto, power wmdows, door locks, 13,226 mIles $8,495 '84 DODGE 600 - ConvertIble, red, turbo, alf con- dItIOning, automatic, power, stereo, 4,677 miles, like new $9,995 r h (I.. t ~ 1 I 1.... I.. r 'u '84 NEW YORKER - Gun metal blue, 81r, stereo, h 1 "J " l, l ~ • '..If l' t- ' , c 'v i JI,..") ~\ ':, 1. ( . t l If J , ... P.J.'- I::' Cl cd t 1 ...J "l 1) r j tilt, crUise, Wlfes, full pwer, leather mtenor, cast \ tJl J"l'::Jl lJt t I. d",') J-.1 ~ lr " 0 'Jt r..., '-,1.1....J 11. l.. 1 I I'" alloyed wheels $10,300 .;»'1, l.,::;' , .... r l.... r .1 , , l)L ( r J 1)'1 I, '82 CADILLAC COUPE DeVILLE - Light blue, U lq ~ 1...1l- I-- 1 l l 1 ...... r) " vmyl top, air condltlOnmg, crUise, stereo, Wires, full r '""')'-, It (}";) C ....'L. r,) 1 , t ~ d~ JIi("~'t' \ • I, power $8,495 JJfll"1 ,,'" 1 '\ 1 J1 d , ;,.Ol! ( a1 l " t Open Monday and Thursday until 9 p.m. r ,1 J Ii ) j ,..1 1 ~ Il JAGUAR All cars subject to prior sale Jerry Mickowski Your Neighborhood Buick Dealer • COMPETITIVE PRICES • CONVENIENT SERVICE THE LUXURIOUS 1985 ELECTRA/PARK AVE. 0/0 A.P.R. GMAC II FINANCING AVAILABLE '85 PARISIENNE '85 BONNEVILLE WAGON SEDAN ..--~- ~~' -~-~-:;=.~~ .~ Ci!i Air cond and clolh reel bucket seats T d-'~ ~ glass opl mats lrt and rear body Side Air cond T glass body Side mldgs , rear mldgs rear defrost spt mirrors cruise I\Jr cond , T glass, rear def rost, Iuggage dellost, spl mirrors, accent stripes WW carner WW steel belts AM/FM stereo control V-6 mpl eng hll wheel WW steel dlx wheel covers, p s ..P b , 305 VB, 4 steel bedills, AMh/FMstereo PStSkp#1b35a4uto bells, lamp group AM/FM stereo cas lrans, x w ee coversI selte p s p b SII< #1904 speed auto trans Stk #0000 $11,395 .~f~:.$10,173 '~1~'$10,295 .~~:, ref sec dep $250 • total payments $10 975 68 ref sec dep $225 - total payments $9909 12 'ef sec dep $225 total oaymenls $9538 56 NEW '85 CORVETTE 5 7 I,lerTPI allto0 0 air TG def system '85 PARISIENNE NEW'85 slereo power windows power antenna '85 GRAND PRIX removablelOP HDcooling 50VR16tires SEDAN SUNSIRD CPE. alum whls Slk /1451124 LIST $25,756.00 _ ::J1I~~- LESS $3,389.00 ~~--~ ~~~$22,367°° ,~~ ~ Air cond , T glass, full vinyl top, rear Cloth reclining bucket seats T-glass BodySidemldgs heavyduty generator p s detrost accent stripes, crUise, 305 V8, 4 Wide body Side mldgs rear delrost p b aulo trans cloc~ AM radiO dlx wheel spd auto trans tilt WW steel belts, power sleerrng power blakes, AM/FM co,ers steelbeltedradialsclothInteror center AM/FM ETR stereo p s , P b dlx wheel stereo, stripes, 4 cyl OHC FI eng 5-speed overdrive trar1S Slk 110870 armrest St~ #1809 covers Stk #1720 or or 8.80/0 A.P.R. ON or lease for C-10 & C-20 - 2 WD $179 43 PICKUPS per #1 $11,692 .~~~$7,492 .¥. $8,995 mo re~ see dep 5-700 telal pml~ $661264 ref sec dep $275 tolal payments $11 30880 ref sec dep $175 lolal pa,me~ls $6714 72 '85 STARCRAFT '856000 LE SEDAN '85 SUBURBAN CONV.VAN ~~ NEW '85 S-10 PICK-UP --V...... _--~ LONG BOX Air cOr1d, T glass cpt mats frt & rear rear 2 5 I,lerEft aulo OOPS PB 8SM 1 000 ~ c-O'\.~ ~ttD .:l ,1> ~ ~ ~ ~J ~ t " • ~ " defrost p s • P b ,dlx wheel covers auto .aM n "nt. c. Ctl ~ r:l'''''0 .l .. .at , Ib payload 3 73 axle AMIFM clock clO a~ Ul Y«l::.s. 3 iA u <' t!' ~ ({' .... J{f 'i B .. ""'"" ~ .... ;0 '; .. pI ..~ trans, spt mirrors, lilt wheel, WW steel 'l ..1.0, I.,. U,,, #I .... ~ D \ ~ ..... ~ , < I.LJ P,.c (, ~ ~ e • , lIr.htN ~teobumoeroauoesS8wlwal rally 1 DellS, "M,rM :)tt:(eo L..tiS5ohc: '::;lr'\ #127 P".J.S R (l ~\::,( ~ { n ~.( /0. J ~ r .... ., . ..~~ '> 5;) ~ ~ .. ~ .."" " NEW '15 1,''2 TONP!~K-UP whls cloth bench 5tk /l5~0570 t~" bf''''C'' ~~l S •• r '"If) .. )~ ~ ~ J ...... ~.,.. "'..I • ",'" ", .. " .... 4 ~Y 8' BOX SCOTTSDALE 00 43 hler Vortec auto0 D P5 PB TG BRT :~~ $7,794 mirrors It stab bar, AM step bumper oauoes P205SB Wlwal whl covers 5200 Ib GWiR clolh bench Slk N550200 $10,295 $14,895 .~~. .~~> rc' "'e dep $330 tolal payments $14 6~0 08 YOU ref sec dep $225 lotal payments $976368 ref sec dep $325 total paymenls $1407552 PAY OreIId_I __ ~C~ INM ~1Ilt 41 moJ n000 ."llt .~,.,... I MI _"II ...... ,.,""._ne-h't ,. tnr 111 ,.,..., Il IfItaCoI 1M • rttlHMl ...... ,.._,_...,.1_ .._,.,-_...... u.~_lt4""---.....".