--.---.-_..- ....---.--.._------~~'------~ ~ -rosse Pointe ews 46 Pages VOL. 47-No. 43 Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Thursday, October 23, 1986 35 Cents for your information Recycling in Pointes fyi feasible, study says By Nancy Parmenter geted communities, which include The five Grosse Pointes and Allen Park, Livonia, Plymouth, Harper Woodsare ideal for a recy- Romulus, Brownstown and Can- A good guy chng project. Glass, tin and news- ton, as well as the cities already paper could be convenient and mentioned, have the characteris- Twelve-year-old Erik profitable enough to be collected bcs of communities elsewhere in Mathews, a seventh-grader at for recycling in the six communi- the nation where recycling has Brownell Middle School,almost ties, according to a new study con- proven workable. caused the whole family to miss tracted by the Wayne COWltyPlan- "They have sufficient population the opening kickoff at the Mich- 111ng Department. and population density to make a igan-M1chigan State game Oct. The study was conducted last program cost-effective," the re- 11in Ann Arbor. It seems Erik spring and swnmer and issued last port states. "Their citizenries tend was hurrying to finish deliver- week. Officials from the six munic- to be on the higher end of the s0- ing The Detroit News to the 35 ipalities and other communities in- cioeconomic scale, which, ex- or so people on his route, when cluded m the study have not yet perience suggests, is conducive to he noticed newspapers were pil- received their copies, although high participation." ing up on the front porch of a some were briefed at a presenta- A suggested program would Ridge Road customer. bon two weeks ago. schedule recycling curbside pick- He took the time to find out The study, which was paid for up on the same day as garbage col- why. through a grant from the Clean lection. Residents would bag or tie With the help of a neighbor Michigan Fund, recommends that and some tight maneuvering the county move ahead on recy- through a milk chute, 81-year- chng glass, tin and newspaper, as ~ . . citiZenries old Isabel Roney was rescued well as office paper in two county tend to be on the after spending two days alone, buildings, The county solid waste unable to get up from the floor committee is to meet Thursday to higher end of the after a fall. begin formulating a strategy to im- "Erik is a very intelligent and plement the program, according to socioecoIWmic scale thoughtful little boy," she said. Maury Roach, county planning which • . • is con- "I appreciate what he did." director. Erik saw the kickoff in Ann There is no requirement that lo- ducive to high par- Arbor - and had time to spare. cal communities walt for the He is the son of Chuck and county plan, Roach said. "Commu- ticipation.' Judy Mathews, of Hillcrest nities can run with it themselves," Lane. he said. "I think we would en- newspapers, rinse and flatten tin Photo by Bert Emanuele courage that. The more local com- cans and rinse and remove the munities are involved with their caps from glass containers. Fulfill your fantasy Computer revolution, that is. These first-graders at St. Paul own solid waste disposal, the bet- Local governments would or- ... this Saturday night by School are Introduced to computers right away, and after less ter. Ideally, (self-determination) is ganize pickup times, storage sites, turning back the hands of time. Revolution! than a month, 80me of them can do simple programming. what we'd hope would happen." public education programs and ad- Daylight Savings Time comes Christina Rashid and Elizabeth Morao, both 6, work together. Roach said he expects planning ministration. The project could be to an end at 2 a.m. Sunday, so Story and more photos are on Page 13A. to move right ahead at the county done in conjunction With the in- don't forget to reset your clocks level, with implementation strat- cinerator authority or - with before you go to bed Saturday egy in place before the holidays. It proper contractual agreement - night, or Sunday morning, as would take longer than that to ac- separately. the case may be. tually get a program functioning. The report recommends that the The Pointes and Harper Woods state provide technical assistance lt means one whole extra hour are uniquely suited for a recycling and, possibly, funding and that the ofsleep for the sensible and one Stanhope Road residents project, according to the report. county offer organizational help. whole e~tra hour of partying for From a practical standpoint, they The report sees "no serious com- the nonsensible. are joined In a municipal inciner- patibility problems" with current complain of road - again ator authority, which could be used waste management systems, On Gertrude Proefke to handle the project. the legal side, contracts can be The incinerator authority could rebe ....thlted. ott tkoloo 18chiUcal ... will bf> 90 ye.ralM IiIarCb also be a problem inlbat the memo' aide,.rfreeeiit' ~Jf-~" 3and siJJceibe winterll inFlori- - ,Council to- meet Nov. 10 ministrator Chester E. Petersen. maintenance after two to three her communities are bound by con- t~t tl m\llU-ma~rlal ~urbeide da,her~mUy~Uautc~. By Margie Reins Smith tract to send their entire waste recycling program wHl not nega- brates her birUtday with her. So Petersen reported on Monday. years. More than 60 Stanhope Road "Streets are not financed by prop- The cost of chip and seal is ap- stream to the Pointes-Clinton facil- tively affect the energy value of they surprised her with an un- ity in Clinton Township. It is prob- birthday party Saturday. residents returned for the second erty tax money," he said. "All proximately $2.10per square yard, solid waste, as such a program ex- time to attend Monday evening's street capital improvements are compared to $6.12per square yard ably only if the recycling could be tracts non-combustibles alone, Grosse Pointe Woods city council financed from the city's share of for asphalt, Petersen said. seen as easing the looming capac- with paper fiber, thereby often not About 40 family members ity crunch that the project could came from Florida, Seattle, meeting. MIchigan tax on gasoline and oth- Grosse Pointe Woods has been lowering the heat value of the re- er state revenue-sharing monies." using chip and seal applications move ahead in the recommended maining waste. The critical issue, Washington, D.C., Alabama, form. It would likely mean Wisconsin, Petoskey, Jackson, Residents are dissatisfied with Stanhope's existing asphalt sur- since 1980,with only mmor eom- then, is plant sizing, whereby the recent chip and seal applica- face was repaired by leveling ir- plaints about dust and loose ag- renegotiating the current contract recyclables are needed to fulfill the Grand Itapids, Warren and New between the municipalities and the Baltimore. The gathering in- tion used to resurface Stanhope be- regularities and filling pot holes, gregate. Petersen presented a list contractual waste flow needs ofan tween Mack and Harper cracks and joints. Then the total of local streets that have received authority. incinerator. " cluded ber son and two daugh- It cWTentlycosts the six commu- ters, two brothers and nearly all surface was sealed with a chip and chip and seal applications since The six east side communities At the Oct. 6 counCIl meeting, seal application, he said. "The de- 1980. nities from $47(Harper Woods) to were selected for participation in of her 12 grandchildren and 13 $136(Grosse Pointe City) per ton grea t-grandchildren. they complained about the noise, cision to use a specific type of re- About a dozen residents spoke the study on the basis of a letter the safety, the appearance, the paIr is made by a team of city en- concerning their continued dis- to collect and dispose of municipal sent out by the county planning Daughter Leona Kolb, with loose stones and the standing wa- gineers, myself and the director of satisfaction with the Stanhope sur- residential waste. The report esti- department. Those communities whom she lives in the Woods ter on their street. They wanted to public works," Petersen said. face. One resident pressed the mates the cost of recycling at $55 that responded to the letter were when she's not in Florida, said know why their street was not Average life expectancy of chip council for a decision. to $99per ton for the city of Dear- included. her mother is very active. She repaired with the same surface as and seal, according to Petersen, is The counCil refused to make a born Heights, one of three target still drives and she'll play any nearby Allard Road. At that meet- SIX to eight years with minimum dec1sion Monday and arranged to communities studied in depth. game of cards - you name it- ing, the council asked for reports maintenance The average life ex- meet with SIXto eight elected Stan- The report recommends curb- Missing: Ofle bridge, pinochle, rummy, pok- from the director of public safety, pectency of asphalt resurfacing is hope residents as a committee of slde collection as being the most er. the city engineer and from City Ad- 10to 12years, with some minimum the whole on Nov. 10. convenient and workable, The tar- parking offer In lieu of gifts, each family member was asked to make a The City of Grosse Pointe is still commitment to the honoree, hoping that its last offer to buy the such as taking her to lunch or Flood plain Kroger parking lot in the Village visiting or writing her a letter. shopping area is alive, but City Manager Thomas Kressbach said committee Monday that he hadn't heard any- We apologize thing . . . . to those subscribers who Neither has anybody else. didn't receive their paper until appointed The offer was made after the FrIday. A production break- bids were opened and before they down was the culprit. We're were awarded. "It was separate sorry for any inconvenience this in Park and apart from the bid process to, caused. I assume, show that we could A 12-member comm1ttee that in- make more on it and that the bids cludes the city manager and a were too low," said school Super- council representahve has been theVillage intendent John Whritner last week:. It happened appointed by Mayor Palmer Hee- "Once the bid was awarded, then . on the Hill Thursday. nan to study the flood plain Issue all bets were off." There were two of the Farms' The committee had been re- Whritner confirmed that the of- quested by C1ty Manager John finest walking up and down Ker- ~ fer was higher than any of the bids, cheval, one marking tires and Crawford to lookinto ways to ehm- "but we decided it wasn't appro- the other ticketing and double- inate the flood plam deslgnatlon priate to accept 1tafter the other ticketmg cars. It was going on for some 600 homes in the Park Grosse Pointe b1ds were received." all day and the wonder of it all One proposal to bUlld a five-foot Bid winner Pamela Stanton got to us. So we asked. d1ke along Fox Creek was WIdely hasn't heard anything either. She criticized and her partner, Beverly Hall Seems some merchants com- The committee w11lmeet for the Burns, are looking into the possi- plained about their own, who fIrst time Wednesday, Oct 29, at bility of having a private compa- park their cars in the prime 7:30 p m. at C1tyhall ChaIrman ny operate the lot and haven't had spots all day and run out and Fred Olds said the f1rst order of any conversation with the city feed the meter once in awhile. business will be to ask the mayor since before the bids were award- And there's no room for cus- to explain to the committee Its ed. Flatly, "no." tomers. charge Crawford Will then be Judith Goodnow Prus, whose asked to review the entire matter. consortium is backing the city of- "I think anything we do will be fer, has heard nothing of negotia- in consideration of what DetrOit tions "When I read it (in last inside will do," Olds said. "Then we'll ask week's Grosse Pointe News), that Hubbel, Roth and Clark (city en. was the first I knew of it," she said. Business SA gineers) for their proposal The Cable 19A "I'm not negotiating with any- charge of the committee is to re- body." Churches 4B move the Park from the flood ClaSSified 5C But, "I hope everybody w1llcon- plain " the Kress- Editorial 6A Comm1ttee members are Shirley tinue to talk on rnatter," bach said. "'(1)ere's interest on the Entertainment ... 4C J, Kennedy, Arthur C. Kesteloot, PhOloby Ben Em.nuI" Events , .. , 9A Thomas F Long, Ph1lip B McCal- part of the city and the Pros group Letters .. . .7A lister, Gordon Morlan, Joan Pic- All signed up in keeping it in affordable public Obituaries . . .. 10A cione, Edward Schollenberger, parking," Mayor Lorenzo Browning end Danlelle Herrls, president of the Village Merchlnts Association, If anybody knows what's going Real Estate 8B Gregory P. Theokas, Gregory A. show off the new signs that went up last Wedneldey. One Is placed at Cedleux end Kerchevel Society 1-7B Trybus and John Prost as counCil on, they're nol sayiDl. SpOrts and the other It Neff end Kerchevil. Construction end erection of the algna ClIme to $4,250 and "All my contacts have been 1. 2, 3, 14C representative and City Manager second-hand," said Kressbach. Crawford. was peld for with Community Development Block Grent funds. I - Pat Paholsky - Nancy Parmenter
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She will also Smith taught English, history features of the world's best running / be responsible for obituaries. and reading in the Livonia public ALL TYPES OF shoes lncludmg a unique walk sup ...... ~ PRIVACY & SECURIT't port system and Inner memory ~ schools from 1963to 1966. Smith, who has been a freelance Her volunteer activities include FENCES foam that com forms to the ,., " writer since 1979,has written for shape of your feet , ' wrIting for the Bulletin, a maga- '100% VL"L.COATEDCHATh m~S~STMI~ the Detroit Free Press, Detroit RocSports leafher b- zine published by the Junior • FLU \ GUARAJ'1'EED , chukka GoreTex hned _=-'" - News, Advisor newspapers, Health League of Detroit and domg pub- • RESIDE.mAL & COll'lERCIAL '~ Absolutely WATERPROOF Care News and Anchor Bay Bea- f1 yet perspiration evaporates con. She has also had articles pub- lIcity for the Grosse Pomte Yacht CALL (~ Stop In or Club. She co-edlted "A Beacon of lished in national and local maga- FOR FREE ESTIMATE ~ WATERPROOF! order by mill Tradition," a history of the yacht i or phone. zines, including Heritage - a jour- club. 774-2045 nal of Grosse Pointe life, Smith re- Smith recently studied journal- cently wrote a weekly boating ism at Wayne State University column for the Grosse Pointe She IS a lifelong Grosse Pointe News. resident. She and her husband Ted She earned a bachelor ofarts de- have three daughters, Stephanie, gree in English from the Univer- Sandy and Jenny. They live in the 1~;A;;;;~:A:~~:~';~:;i;;:~::::;~ sity of Michigan in 1962 and a Woods. Children's Home receives grant CUSTOM TAILORS and CLOTHIERS The Community Foundation for members of the family If the Southeastern Michigan has an- adults in the family have a psy- MORE THAN A TOV - A TRADITION, SINCE 1800 ,.. nounced that the Children's Home chiatrist, or a family counselor, of Detroit is the recipient of a two- the Children's Home therapIst year grant totaling $5,290in sup- works in conjunction with that port ofthe short-term Respite Pro- professional. NICKEL t gram. The Children's Home of Detroit PLATE This funding will make it possi- is located at 900CookRoad, Grosse SPECIAL:.'" ble for the Children's Home to ad- Pointe Woods. Inquiries concern- Match a FREE pair mit younsters to the Respite Pro- ing this program may be directed of Slacks with the gram who otherwise would not be to Judith Vos, director of Social ~"P 0-{. , . served because the parents or rela- Services, at 886~2. 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Dmgeman William R. my career significantly Some I'm on a Kamikaze miSSIOn.But a apathy out there which I found pomt Emil Berg, an attorney, to fill Intenm Mayor Joseph Fromm don't get the advantage ofworkmg district shouldn't be wrItten off by qUite dlsappomtmg," she said. the vacancy on the government was absent from the council's on a special, major project - and a party. No Democrat has waged "People are more mterested in body proceedmgs Bryant The appomtmenlls to fIll out the State Rep Wilham R Bryant they never blossom I discovered an active campaign here. I don't roads than m cnme or education" Berg, a 25-yeal' reSident of the a talent for creatIve problem- think any seat anywhere should be People are no longer interested Farms, fIlls the' spot on the (oun remamder of the vacant term, un- Will be the semor Repubhcan III hI 1987 Lansing if he gams re-electiOn - solving" wntten off No seat belongs to a III the mcome tax Issue, Resowskl The most SignifICant legislatIOn party or an mdividual - it has to has found, although they still gripe Berg hves on KenwoodCourt He and he hmted that he would take a is married and has one chl1d He is hard lookat running for Speaker of he has sponsored would have to in- be earned " about their property taxes clude the wetlands bill and the Resowskl's persona I mterests Resowskl herself beheves the state a graduate of Notre Dame Umver- the House Bryant 1Srunnmg for &Ity,1954 He received hiS law de- hiS eighth term mortgage redhning bIll as well as are In the field of SOCIaI services' should not rush mto an mcome tax the tax measures, he said cut m response to the new federal gree from the Umver<yof DetrOit As vice chairman of the House School of Law m 1957 TaxatiOn Committee, Bryant wa!> Being a legislator ISstIll hiS fa- program the author of the bill that brought vonte Job "I still love It," Bryant "The ramIfIcations of the federal He ISa partner of the firm, Llz- said "If you go In brittle and radi- tax law have yet to be seen," she za, Mulcahy, Berg and Casey, the state mcome tax rate down to !>ald •'They'll be hnkenng for 4.6 percent for the whole year To cal, you're not gonna survive But PC, III DetrOit do it, he came up With the Idea of If you recogmze the incredible some hme" He wa&chairman of the Mayor's the tax amnesty, which netted the compleXity of human society, you A pro-chOice candidate, Res- AdVisoryPlannmg CommiSSiOnm state $100mllhon - tWiceas much can feel deep satisfaction" owskl says she would support the Farms for six years, and had as needed to get the rate down - Nancy Parmenter Medicaid-funded abortiOns She IS been a member of that commiSSion Now,Withthe federal meorne tax also opposed to Repubhcan talk for 10years piCture !>ochanged, Bryant has about a voucher system-for pnvate Nancy schools He was a clerk for Federal Dis- staffers studyrng the pOSSlblhtyof "Vouchers would destroy the tnct Judge Raymond Kelly from brmgmg the state rate down to four 1959to 1960 percent. He expects a battle With Resowski publIc educahon system," she Nancy Resowski has been poht- "aId Mayor Pro-Tern Harry Eckland Democrab Ically actIVe smce she was a stu- Said there had been several others "The task Willbe to see that the She favors drug educatiOn at an dent at Grosse POinte North ~hgh early age - preferably first grade mterested III the position, mcludmg new rate yields no more dollars School Now It seems hke a "natu- local real estate broker George than the old formula," he said - and favors state-allocated funds ral progressIOn" to become a can- for general health services for "Skip" Baer "But easy hmes to gain revenue didate school students, mcludmg bIrth don't come along very often and Resowskl, 33, picked a tough control IOformatlOn, but not the Democrats might not want to challenge when she deCided to go deVICes cut" It ISpOSSiblethat the legis- up agamst dean of the Republican Nancy Resowski Resowskl coord lOated Gary House, Wilham Bryant, m an at- Hart's preSidential campaign m tempt to become one of the rare services and Issues deahng With metropolItan DetrOit - at the Democrats elected III Grosse the elderly, transportation, health same time she worked locally for POinte. But Resowskl doesn't view care She wants to fmd new ways the re-electIOn of Carl LeVin to the It as MISSIOnImpOSSible of looking at state serViCes US Senate. Resigns "I'm not sure the mcumbent has "We'll always need a safety "I've spent a lot of hme carry- James P. Curran, Grosse adequately represented the in- net," she said, "but why not edu- mg petitions," she said "It seems Pointe councilman, resigned terests of Harper Woods and De- cate and tram them while they're like a natural progreSSiOn to be- his post Monday. He and his trOIt," she said. As part of her on assistance to enable them to be- come a candidate If you're pohti- walking campaIgn, she has asked come mdependent?" cally active and dealing with IS- family have moved to Lans- people who their representative IS, One way to do that, she said, sues, you certamly take a keen m- ing. He had been appointed "and they thmk it'S one of the Her- would be for the state to mvest m terest m what affects you Govern- deputy director of the Michi- tels " needed busmesses (for example, ment affects everybody One per- gan Department of Correc- Grosse Pomte itself IS not as inner City grocery stores) "The son does make a difference" tions last year and had been Repubhcan as everybody thinks, state could hterally set up the store Resowskl works as commumca- commuting. Curran served as and train the employees. Eventu- Resowski says "Many of the youn- tlOns services coordina tor at councilman since November ger people are social liberals and ally, the employees could buy it Michigan Consohdated Gas Co 1981. The city council adopt- fiscal conservatlves," she said out It's a way to prOVideservICe She attended Eastern Michigan "The attItude isn't overall as con- to the commumty while trammg ed a resolution of apprecia- Umverslty tion thanking him for his com- servatlve. " the unemployed. People have to - Nancy Parmenter The Democratic party has told learn to expect less from the munity service. Resowskl that she can expect a 33 government and accept more Gen George A Custer's horse, William R. Bryant percent DemocratIc base vote m responsibility for themselves" VIC,was not the only survivor of the Pomtes, not enough to convmce As a political actiVISt, Resowskl the Battle of the Little Big Horn, as lature could agree to a walt-and- the powers-that-be to fmance her has been surpnsed at the lack of often reported The only survivor see period to assess the effects of campaign "My war chest isn't mterest m POlitiCSshe has encoun- was another calvary horse called the federal program and "10 effect, huge, " she said "People ask me If tered, she said "There's a lot of Comanche. let the revenue set the rate" The state may be at an histone point m the war on cnme, Bryant TENNIS? said "The neighborhoods m De- trOitseem really ready to do some- RACQUETBALL? thmg If we blow the opportunity to show these people that when SQUASH? Increased Living Space they're ready, we're ready to help them, we may never have another Whatever your game. . . we offer Consistant with the original decor of your Home opportumty We have to do every- H~.iJiUJ ~ ...-' ~ thing we can " )")'")I~rt~"';l "jll ~ .., ~ "Everythmg" mcludes techlllcal The BEST CLUB ~'-'~;~!1 lq assistance and possibly hardware, Bryant said - "anythmg to help any non-vigilante group. Even on the EAST SIDE Coleman Young now says It's necessary for neighbor to report Featuring resurfaced latexite courts. neighbor" Special rates for racquetball, squash, The situa tlOnhas become so bad senior citizens and corporate memberships that people - espeCially poor peo- ple - fear everybody m authonty, Call Debby at 774-1300 Bryant said 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. "It's easy for them to beheve that the Estabhshment ISagamst them It's the people agamst The Man - and that mcludes anybody in authority - police, social work- ers - the people who could help "The sltua tion has become so un- tenably viOlent, it isn't safe for a cop to walk the beat, yet that was the way the police knew the neigh- borhood best " Bryant said he beheves the state has not done enough about or- ganized crime and the career cnmmal "Orgamzed cnme doesn't look the way It used to," he Maturity said "It's not always Mafia- related It's harder to go after be- cause It doesn't have the hierarchi- 1038 YorkshIre Grosse POinte Park cal structure But you have to keep *** mcredlble pressure on these peo- Integrity Beauty and Affordability ple " The state could keep the pres- One reason ~ou pur,haled \our home )OIlT home renelll II1dl\ Idllalll~ To guaranlee sure on through longer pnson sen- \\a, the look and feeling r,ld1,lIed Irom the d1l\ Impro\ un,ntl or Jddlllons reneel \our III tences and mcreased prosecution, de~or No" that additIOn'> ,)r 1m dl\ ,du,I1 l.l,lel deal \\ IIh J lOmpam dedllaled In U,IWI1 l1U,lIll\ ~rall'll1amllip al a \\Orkdbl\ he said "We need some incentive *** pro\ement, arc nceeo;o;an ther, II 110 to the counties for better prosecu- Ability rea,on [0 loose any 01 the opukule cconoml,,,1 lo,1 10 \011 tIOn rates Getting the career cnmmalls the only way to really affect the cnme rate" Grosse POinte reSident The funding of abortions through Medicaid ISan Issue that crops up m Lansmg every year Bryant said hiS thmkmg on the subject has ADDITIONS - DORMERS evolved Roughed./n or Finished - Low, Low Prices on all home improvements In the early 1970s,he supported It on the grounds that It IS dls- cnmmatory not to allow the poor Kathleen the same services as the nch In 1975,the only year With statistics, $ SAVE $ FREEDESIGN SERVICE he said, the Department of SOCial ServiCesshowed a large number of Garages repeat abortions (approximately 24 Hour 700women Withtwo or more) and Macdonald Windows he began to vote agamst It. al- PHONE SERVICE though he never voted to override Aluminum Siding the governor's veto for For FREE ESTIMATE Bryant said he worked With Bathrooms other moderate legislators to fmd a compromise, but was never suc- Kitchens All Pointes' Residents cessful In 1980,further statistIcs Recreation Rooms showed contmumg repeat abor- judge receive 10% OFF up to 5500.00 tIOns and he began to thmk "maybe we were actually dls- crJmmatlng against blacks by makmg It so easy for them" NoVY Wayne County Circuit Court 'i~\\1~MOTOR CITY he supports the override ofthe \-('to 777-4160 as well , ~/ )/ MODERNIZATION Bryant says he IS fortunate In gettmg off on the right foot as a Endorsed by: Michigan Non-partisan Alliance freshman legislator 16years ago, when he was aSSigned as a one- 21612 Harper Ave. No Money Down man subcommittee to \\-nte the mandatory special educatIOn bill Po d ler bv Comm 111!"'eo10 flee, Kan""epn MocdonolCl .408 Penobscol B dQ • DF'~iOf Men oon 48226 St~Clair Shores, MI. Easy Bank Financing "I was the legislator to write that bill," he said "It probably affected Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 Our Pharmacy Correction Stays Open For You The Oct 16 article, "Schools Until Midnight • • • accept parents' gifts," should have said that the school board 365 Days a Year. tabled an offer from the Ferry SchooJ PTO to contnbute $3,200 St. Clair Pharmacy for eight school projects The 5t Clair ProfeSSional BUilding board IS wailing for further m- 22151 Moross Road formation before accephng the Detroll Michigan 48236 gift 343.3776 Monday thru Friday 9 a m.-6 p m Salurday 9 a m .2 p m St. Clair Pharmacy II Blood drive SI John Hospital next to Emergency Room The Grosse Pomte Commumty 22101 Moros, Road We specldille 10 quality door5 and Blood CounCIl Will sponsor a blood wlndol'l5 for any style 1101!'r01 bUSiness dnve today, Oct 23, Jrom 2 to 8 DetrOit Michigan 48236 p m at the Grosse POinte Methodist Church. 211 Moross iii 343-4720 'f'valley ~;f;:~~'~~"ct 4 p.rn .-12 Mldmght Babyslttmg serVIces and trans- 7 Days a Week ..=.J Home Improvement portation will be available Walk- ms are welcome For more mtor- Medical Excellence and 28021 Harper mahon, call 773-4870 Human Understanding 775-5190 • 524-2582 Financial fitness program scheduled FIRST OF MICHIGAN CORPORAl ION Conducting a Safe Rides workshop Oct. 5 are, from left, Scott Tenkel, Shelly Tibbitts, Brigid Brooks Offers Subject to Prior Sale and Laura Benjamin. Not shown is Nora Brooks. A fmanctal fitness program, con- and Change In Pm e ducted by a team of professlOna Is, Two Safe Rides groups begin operation will gUide participants in settmg personal mvestment goals and es- FSUC The Grosse Pomte North Side adult supervIsors meet to take A A A natIOnally, the local Safe tabltshmg a better fInanCial pas Sal e Rides program Will begm calls and gIVe rides One student IS Rides have the support of the ture operatIOn for the school year FrI- the dispatcher, handlmg all mcom- schools and police and a growmg day. Oct 24 Every Fnday and mg calls as well as mamtammg fmancial base m clvlc-mmded John P Poplawski, vice presi- INSURED Saturday mght from 10 p m to 1 contact via radio with each team groups, bus1l1esses and 111- dent St John ASSOCiates, E DaVid am. students from Grosse Pomte out on a call The other students divlduals Because of continued Marande, C F P , Mark Landau, North. Umverslty Liggett and Star are paired mto cooed driVIng dlfficuilies With the CBs the two tax attorney, and Pete Smgler, CERTIFICATES of the Sea will meet at ULS to take teams The adult is on duty strIctly groups use the much more expen- CPA Willconduct the program to calls from local teenagers and pro- for consultatiOn If help IS needed sive but more reliable cellular start Thursday, Oct 30, at As- Vide safe and confidentIal rides In no mstance does the adult give phone setup sumption Cultural Center OF DEPOSIT* home a nde Any student who fInds himself or The ;-"orth Side Program was The Boy Scouts of America/Safe herself m the situation of suddenly For more information and reser- Certificates of DepOSit of <;everal Saving'> .and started last spring A Similar Rides Program does not condone needmg a fide home is encouraged vatIOns, call 779-6111 Workbooks Loan A<;soClatlons are currently offeled at group from South High School is m teenage drmking and makes every to cal!884-9494 (North Side 10pm- and computer prmt-outs wll! be in- the folJowlIlg matuntles and yIelds' ItS third successful year of opera- effort to make young adults aware 1 am) or 88-home-8 (South SIde 9 cluded lion at {he War Memorial of the danger of alcohol and other p m.-1 am l. OCTOBER 22, 1987 at 6.30% Opera tlng out of the War Memo- drug use. Its primary purpose ISto OCTOBER 22, 1988 at 6.70% rial for South and out of Umverslty prevent needless deaths Mental illness support group to meet OCTOBER 22, 1989 at 7.35% Liggett for the north side, the two Safe Rides also has the potential The EastSide Family Support Mental Illness." Grosse Pomte Safe Rides pro- to increase young people's aware- Group, an affIliate of thf' Michigan Relatives and fnends of the men- Certificates may be purchased grams are Explorer Posts of the ness about drmkmg or using other and NatiOnal Alliances for the tally III are mVlted to attend For In amounts of $'10,000.00 - and above. Boy Scouts of America Every stu- drugs while operating an automo- Mentally Ill, Will meet Monday, mformatlOn, call 331-8391 for further information call 886-1200 dent and adult partIcipant must bile Concern for each other's Oct 27, at 7 30 pm at Cottage Jam the Boy Scouts, because thiS safety should lead to a greater ap- Hospital 1)1pt "1"- II 1hl ....to \ ...... (illlllon ... Ille ludHl~ till ( I) ... Hl l!l ...llrl d It; ItH III 1\llIlUlll orgamzatlOn prOVides the msur- preclation of the risks and respon- Richard Monn, M D, of the Parkinsons Support I HOll nl 01 "'1100 (JOll fH'r dE fH)'ltOf b\ tht } ( (It r 11 ~ 1\ 1Il~'" lIld III HI In.,ur Ill( I ance for the program slbllitles associated With thiS crit- Samaritan Health Center, Will talk (orpof.lllOll .HI H1dlpt IHIE nl l)..,ll1<.\ t)f IhE L n h cl ""lilt..,. ( 0\( rtllTH fit ThiS student-run group IS Ical Issue. on "Dual Diagnoses - Double Trou- Group to meet deSigned to prOVide a free and can- Although there IS adult gUI- ble of ChemIcal Dependency With The Calvary Parkmson's Sup- Iidential ride home (within the dance, the program's baSIC prem- port Group will meet at 2 pm, Firstof Michigan Grosse Pomte school district Ise IS that responsible young peo- Wednesday, Oct 29, at Calvary boundaries) to any student who IS pIe can have a positive and Correction Adult Center, 4950 Gateshead Corporation not 111 condition to drive safely or meaningful Impact on the prob- The group's goal IS to prOVide to anv student who wants to aVOId lems of alcohol and other drug ab- The telephone number last education and emotIOnal support to Members New York Stock Exchange, Inc bemg a passenger m such a situa- use, particularly as they relate to week for ticket mformatlon for Parkmsomans and their families tlOn the mevltable risks at dflvmg St Charles Borromeo centen- For more details, call 885-7370 A 16980 Ker<-heval / Grosse Pointe, MI 482 HI .On a typical Safe Rides mght, while under the mfluellce mal was mcorrect The number famIly mem bel' or fnend ISalways (313) 886-1200 vOlunteer stu~ent workers, and" Endorsed -by M A D.D a~, is 9201 32010 welcome ,- " aJ&3J There's no better way to share your memories. Ju')t hnng in your color negatives, color slides, 01 color pnnts Then choose from our selectIon of ldrd deSIgns and messages. And Kodak's own pI (jcc~..,mg lahs will create a one-of-a. km d card lU..,tfor you. All you have to do IS ask for processmg hy f\OUdk. Kodak photo-greetmg ~~_--_ tit tM. ~ cdrd') The holiday greetmg only ~ \'Ot! ldn send. 1M --~~,0&(3 011& P",m~lI«lUtuu .tAL 17114 Kercheval Avenue "IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885.2267 $Q • eA' aw 4. = .=c ..._ .... . Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A - Business Linda Mangliers of the Woods has been promoted to accountmg Snow is officer m the controller's office at VllLAGE.MARKET marketing director Manufacturer's Nallonal Bank E. Daniel Grady of the Farms will Gretchen 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms serve as a umt co-chairman for the Snow of Grosse Umted Foundation 1986 Torch POInte has been Drive. Margit Jack<;on of the appointed direc- tor of regIOnal Farms IS on the faculty for the November CPA weekend, a pro- marketing pro- "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" gram for accountmg rehcensure grams on the Jackson IS a vlsltmg assistant fine Cadillac account Some Quantities 1.imited professor of accountmg at Oakland at 0' Arcy wines Umverslty Three Grosse DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. MaslUs Benton PRICES IN EFFECT Pomte doctors spoke at a recent liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. OCTOBER 23rd, 24th & 25th & Bowles! A workshop on ear, nose and throat Bloomfield Hills She was prevI- problems at St John Hospital Dr ou~ly employed In the marketmg Robel.t Fi!>hman of the Park, Dr department at Hudson's Snow has William Rice of the Shores and Dr BONANZA a bachelor'& degree m English Daniel Megler of the Shores spoke Irom Wayne State Umverslty She on ear and throat mfections and ISa member of the Advisory Coun- LEG OF LAMS SALE deafness In children . John Mo!>!> cIl of the FashIOn Instltute of of the F3rffis \\'3S re elected dlS Amenca tnet vice-president of the MiChi- Tanner has new duties gan Association of Realtors Moss IS president of Tappan & AssocI- at Detroit Receiving SALMON 9L8B, ates and past president of the STEAKS $3 l1e~al;l~'r~:~~ DetrOit Board of Realtors Dr . .. POInte Farms G Harold CI'O!>!> of the Shore& at- has been named 4 tended the annual SCientIfic As- sembly of the American Academy FROG LBo admInistrative I $498 director 01 the ....,," of Family PhySICians III Washmg- LEGS ton, DC Cecilia OIschefsk)' of ...... -. ... department of > _-_ -_ the City has retired after 27 year~ psychIatry at ,f <4-%' h DetrOit Recclv- 'i \;" with the Oakwood Sprmgwells WHOLE LEG g Health Center m Dearborn ing HospItal He ? p/k, ,,\{' :~lLLops ! Horace Gilmore, judge of the U S $5 will retam his current responsibil- OF LAMB ONLY Ities as director of psychology at Federal District Court and a • • • • • the hospital and as adjunct assIs- Gro~se Pomter, IS a reCipient of BREAST Q'CHICKEN thiS year's Damon Keith award for SEMI-BONELESS tant professor of psychology at SOLID WHITE TUNA Wayne State Umverslty Pnor to community Involvement his employment at DetrOit Receiv- Former Grosse Pointer Alex Korol WHOLE ONLY and a team of Chrysler engmeers 6Vz OZ. CAN mg, Tanner was director of have a patent on an electrOnic soft- ggc research and evaluatIOn at North- ware package for turbocharged LEG OF LAMB •••• east GUidance Center He has writ- four-cyhnder Chryslers . Art ten three books on behavior Rutledge of Grosse Pomte has modificahon, two involving be- Jomed the DetrOit Medical Center WHOLE BONELESS PERRIER havIOr management m the indus- as director of benefit servIces Rut- trial settmg Tanner ISa graduate ledge has worked as an employee REGULAR of Wayne State Umversity With a OR BUTTERFLY 81~ benefits consultant and IS a gradu- ORANGE Y doctorate m climcal psychology ate of the Umversity of DetrOit LEMON + DEP. from the Umverslty of North Caro- -Nancy Pal'mentel' LEG OF LAMB •••••• lina. LIME 23 OUNCE Announcmg.. The president of Dial-a-Torte in Birmingham has ENGLISH STYLE told the Grosse Pointe News that The late J Paul Getty was saId CANFIELD'S Dottie Doerer of Grosse Pomte has by some to have been the nchest " BANGERS no afflhatIon With Dlal-a-Torte. as man m the world, a success by POP reported m the Oct 9 business most any standard but his own. 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He finds a good commiSSioner from the First District which in- deal of apathy among the electorate but feels cludes the Grosse Pointes that despite the lack of specific Issues, he has ~~ With the post being vacated by CommiSSiOner a realistic chance to win m a dIstrict that has John Hertel, who lost the Democratic nomina- been Democratic since the most recent reap- II tIOn for county executIve in the primary, the portionment. two youthful candidates are on the campaign Cavanagh says he wants the district's consti- ~j~ trail With traditional Republican and tuents to identify more with Wayne County Democratic arguments - plus some special government and claims that people now often ones of their own. feel out of touch with what's gomg on. He him- ~W self would seek increased road improvement, DaVid P Cavanagh, who observed hIS 31st I, ~~ birthdav iust last Sundav. IS a Grosse Pomte close assessment of the budget to see that the Woods Democrat who ISseekmg to follow In the public pays no more than nece~~ary fur l~ ~el v- political footsteps of his late father, Mayor Jer- Ices, greater attention to public safety and ~~111 ome P Cavanagh of Detroit, and his uncle, elimination of the office of the drain commIS- Y;HMM...: Michael F. Cavanagh, an associate justice of sioner, which citizens will have the opportumty IIII111 to vote out of existence on Nov. 4. ..j~l Avm the Michigan Supreme Court. Yet he is not yet certam that he will make pol- He also thinks that salaries of Wayne County ItiCS a full-time career He says public service officials should be increased If they are not in ~UINltt"AGlN" IS a "proud tradition" in hIS family and ex- line with others domg similar work, but empha- presses the hope of contllluing m that tradition. sizes that the county board chose a poor time ON~£T~QITS ~~ But If elected he will contl[lue as a stockbroker to recommend pay increases in VIew of the cur- In DetrOIt unless he flllds that the commis- rent county deficit. Once the budget is resolved, i ~~ sioner's job takes so much time he won't be able he thinks, pay scales for Wayne County should GUN CONT~OL be competitive. to do justice to either one. If that occurs, he'd ~~ resign his job m prIvate enterprise, he says Andrews agrees that Wayne County roads ISSUE. need more attention, and also favors elimina- PhIlip M. Andrews II, 27, is a Grosse Pointe tion of the drain commissioner. But he takes a ~WI Park Republican who first seriously got in- much harder line against the proposed wage m- terested m party politics in 1982 when he op- creases for Wayne County officials. He said he - lll~ posed Gov. James Blanchard m his fIrst bid for can't imagine what the county board does to de- governor Andrews saId he had been impressed serve higher pay and believes that the faIr mar- by RIChard He~dlee, the 1982 GOP nominee, ket value of people in county offices ought to and the Repubhcan phIlosophy of less govern- determine their pay. He simply doubts that A 13th District confrontation their value is as high as set in the new pay ment control, and had been unimpressed with An eight-term Grosse Pointe legislator Rep retir~ng cou,nty commi~sioner, or Jobn Kelly, Blanchard's record as a Michigan congress- schedule. who IS seekmg re-elecbon as state senator is Cavanagh, whIle not just running on his William R. Bryant Jr., who would become the man. se~ior member of the state House of Represen- the state representative, or say they don't kn'ow Andrews, hke his opponent, regards service name, does emphasize that he could be more who is. She claims Bryant is out of touch with effective than a Republican "downtown " and ta~Ives If re-elected No~. 4, is being challenged on the county board as a part-time job that will thiS y,ear by .another ~omter, Nancy Resowski, the people and that accounts for his low name enable him to continue with his real estate that the ties he made through his father a'nd un- recognition as well as the apa thy she finds in cle would be beneficial in helping him get things who IS makmg her fIrst run at public office. work That is consistent with his belief that That confrontatIOn adds to the interest in the the district. government is too large. He says he'd like to re- done if he is elected. He also feels he could be As for state issues, she says that services and effective in helping pull the "fragmented" com- 13th DistrIct race. duce or eliminate the unrealistic expectations Miss Resowski says that running for office is issues affecting the elderly require more atten- placed on government that, when realized, of- missioners together and make them more ef- tion. That includes not only nursing home care fective. His experience in budgeting and his a "natural progression" from her continuing in- ten place a burden on society. He wants govern- terest In political issues since her school days but transportation and other problems of the ment to create the environment to encourage training in public law and government also elderly. While she says the government can't would be beneficial, in his view. at Parcel}s Junior High and North High School and enable people to achieve success on their I~ the Pom.tes. She admits she is facing an up- solve every problem and people must take own Both young men appear to be seriously dedi- hIll battle smce even her Democratic colleagues more responsibility for their own actions she He goes so tar as to recommend that Social cated to public service, one perhaps more be- have advised her the district is only about 33 believes the schools could do more to help ~lert Security, unemployment insurance, health in- cause of family tradition and the other perhaps percent Democratic. children to the dangers of drugs, even as early surance and even retirement programs should ~ore because of his personal philosophy. Yet But, she says, she is trying to be the first as the first grade. And she favors the aim of a be put on a voluntary basis because taxes for eIther one would well serve the distrICt's m- Democrat in recent years to wage a meaning- pending bill to provide funds from lottery such programs reduce the individual's income terests. Since, however, there currently is only ful ca1'!1pajgnl'ilg~\lm~ ~ryant1lShe says she is receipts for general health serVIces, mcludmg andJJ~e employer's profit. He supports more one Republican on theL1'5-member board the encouraged ffie'~~I!port ~e/is ~etting from birth contl"ol iI\f(nmation~ for-young p'eople who Grosse Pointe News Pecommends electi~n of by p.nyatlzatl0f\ 9f government serViCes, WhIch, he former Grosse P.omte..Qlassmates and Lt. Gov. can't afford health services. claims, are counterproductive by present stan- Philip Andrews to provttle a t least a second Martha Griffiths' attendance at her fundraiser t voice from the minority party on the Wayne The two candidates, who were mterviewed dards. although she admits the Democratic Party ha~ separately, differ somewhat on further cuts m Andrews is runmng, he says, to see whether County Commission. not provided much help the income tax rate. Bryant says a 4 percent Republican Bryant, on the other hand is rate might be possible, but says it mIght be runmng for the ninth time. While he is doing as necessary to let the revenues dictate the rate Don Quixote vs. a maverick muc~ campaIgning as ever before in a general for 1987because the new federal tax law is ex- electIOn, he recognizes that his district which John Lauye of Grosse Pointe Woods, a quality Lauve and other Republicans contend that not pected to boost state revenues if the rate is left comprises the Pointes, Harper Wood~ and a control engmeer for General Motors is a kind of enough of the additional revenues were devoted at 4.6 percent. Miss Resowski, on the other small area of DetrOlt, still is a GOP island in Republican Don Quixote He has waged unsuc- to debt retirement but the debt has been reduced hand, wants to wait to see the full ramification the Democratic sea of Wayne County. and Michigan's economy has turned upward. and impact of the federal tax law revisions on cessfu~ c~mpaigns in recent years for county A former minority leader of the House and c0!TImlssIOner, state Senate, U.S Congress and, As a strong supporter of public education, Kelly Michigan's revenues before making any further currently vice chairman of the House Taxation brIefly, governor of Michigan, all in the interest opposes the voucher plan revived by GOP guber- cuts in state rates. C.ommlttee, Bryant might consider making a of what he views as more economical govern- natonal nominee William lAlcas that would ena- They do differ sharply on Medicaid-funded bid for the post of speaker if he is re-elected and ment and lower taxes ble parents to get tax credits and other aid to send abortions. Bryant supported the program m the GOP regains control of the House. The cur- Now Lauve is on the political prowl again. This their children to private and other.schools of theIr earlier years but when he learned that more rent 57.to53 division does give the Republicans time he IS making his second race against state choice if their local districts failed to meet cer- than 700 women in one year had two or more a legItImate chance at victory, in Bryant's Sen. John Kelly of Detroit And while once more tain standards. In Kelly's view, .such legislation Medicaid-funded abortions, he voted to stop fur- view. he is an underdog in view of the DemocratIC colo- would harm public education and leave the pub- Durmg hIS years of service, Bryant has won ther ~tate support. Earlier, he had also tried to ration of the dIstrICt, hiS purpose is understand- lic schools as "a last resort" for parents unable restrIct the use of Medicaid-funded abortions a reputation as a creative problem-solver. For able He wants to Join the state Senate GOP to get their children into private schools example, he originated in the House Taxation but n~w h~ votes t~override the governor's vet~ majol'lty that he claims he helped create in 1983 The senator opposes corporate tax breaks and Committee the tax amnesty idea that was of legiSlatIOn bannmg Medicaid-supported abor- through hiS support for the recall of two state se- undue emphasis on tax abatements because such adopted by the Legislature and the Blanchard tion~ Miss R~sowskI, on the other hand, says nators m Macomb County. moves cut into local tax revenues. He says cor- admmistration and put into effect last spring. she ISpro-chOice on abortion and would not vote ~n backing the Macomb County recall cam- porations should pay their faIr share of the local He also was responsible for working out the to ov~rride t~e ~overnor's veto of legislation pal~ns, Lauve was fighting on the same bat- ~osts o~schools. Yet he supports businesses seek- complex formula that tied the income tax rate banmng MedIcaid funding. tlefIeld Issue he used against Gov. James Ing to mcrease their exports and would expand to the state's revenues from the amnesty. When Blanchard. In both cases, the Issue was the 38 the state's efforts to promote MIchigan products Both candidates oppose the educatIOn the revenues from the amnesty more than dou- percent state Income tax increase voted in 1983 m Europe and Asia. voucher plan revive? recently by William bled the original $50 million estimate, the rate by the Democratic legislature at the request of Kelly ~~ysthe state n~ a system to protect Lucas, t~e G.OP nommee for governor. Miss dropped back to 46 percent for the full year. the governor When the Macomb recalls succeed- semor CitIzens and workmg class people with Resows~l beheves the plan, which would grant ed and RepublIcans replaced the two ousted respect ~ housing which he says can't be proVld- B~yant s~ys that crime is a high-priority is- tax credl~ or vouchers to parents sending chil- Democrats, the Republicans took control of the ed by bIgger homstead exemptions. He favors sue I~ MichIgan. He wants the state to provide dren to prtvate or parochial schools would de- techmcal a~slstance, training and equipment to Senate Lauve's own attempted recall of Blan- fundmg of Medicaid abortions feels that the stroy the public education syste~ in many . . ' help DetrOit and other crime-ridden communi- chard founder~d, ~owever, when the courts up- maJonty.supports the nght to choice and says the areas. Bryant dismisses the proposal as un- ties, espeCially now that the people themselves held the law lImIting the period for obtaining flght-to-hfe movement has lost some of its credi- workable. SIgnatures on petitIOns supportmg the recall. bihty have become aroused about the Issue. Gov. Miss Resowski is.obviously a competent and Kelly ISthe target of Lauve's slings and arrows Revisions of the cnmInal code rehabilitation James Blanchard now has taken action himself hard~workmg candIdate who IS trymg to make on the same tax Issue Kelly cast the 20th and p~o~rams for violent crimmals,' restitution for to halt the early release of criminals, a move ~ serIOUS~h~lIenge to the veteran Bryant. But Bryant had sought through legislation. He also decldl~g Senate vote for the Income tax Increase, v~c~lms of property CrImes and juvenile code re- 10 the opmlOn of the Grosse Pointe News feels the state must put the most violent crimi- sWltchmg to support It after havmg opposed it In VISIOn were among reforms of the criminal Bryant deserves r~-election on the basis of hi~ nals m prison and supports the building of more the Fmance Committee Kelly's explanation is justice system that Kelly sought in 1986.AddJtion- long record of serVICe to hiS district and the peo- that he recommended an lllcrease In the state ~l juvenile code revision is needed to send a warn- prisons to serve that purpose. ple of the ,state ..We beheve that, contrary to hiS sales tax as an alternative to the mcome tax hike. mg to youthful offenders they will be jailed Miss Resowski claims that Bryant has not 0l?ponent s .cla}ms, he has kept In close touch He says he would have used the additional rev- prosecuted and tried as adults as early as age 14' represented his district well on constituent With the th10kIng of the people of the Pointes services. She says a poll showed that many dis- enues to retire the $17 bIllion state debt pIled up, he contends . and ~eflects majority opinion on most legisla- he says, dunng former GOP Gov William MIl- Kelly IS often viewed as a Democratic mav- trict reSIdents thmk either John Hertel, the tIve Issues. liken's reign After the retirement of the debt, Kel- enck And he often is, especially when he Ill- ly says hp would have used the funds for property dulges his flair for dramatic speech and action tax relIef But, Kelly says, when the Senate But he has been attentive to the problems of m- Hepubhcans scuttled hIS sales tax proposal, he terest to POl.nters, mcludmg such local matters Grosse Pointe News went along WIth the lllcome tax boost at the as resurfacmg streets and improvmg Mack Pllhlr ...hrd \\ ('t' ....h h\ \nl«t'lll Publl\her' governor's request Avenue's busmess distncts "il-.W" ( LA.,..,ItItB IlIWI A\ % I\foJ{( Hfo,HI. ", fo" 882-0294 8112-6900 1182.]500 There are other targets of Lauve's wrath. One As he seeks a third term, he gets the support (.ro"e Pomte "arm" MichiRan 48236 ISMayor Coleman Young of DetrOit for hISfailure "rrond ( I." 1'0'lo~0 Paid or 1)01'011. 1\lhrh,~.o Pal Pahol \ ..... __ 11&11&__ .... __ ... 4_..4_...... 4_- . Grosse Pointe News Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, October 23, 1986 City limits should remain a doorway I say Yer out! some cooperatIon from Mother Na- To the Editor: mer, DetrOlt CIty CounCIl contact- Do you feel isolated and alone" the record books, there's never We have to fight back when the When comes to high water, ture should keep the flood plam a it ed Secretary at State George Does your family Ignore you, star been a pitcher With a left-handed only conversatIOn we can hear con- we're all m the same boat lot safer place m which to mvest Schultz to urge him to authorize mg blankly off mto space as It you mother wm more than 22 games III cern~ ba~es on balls We have to As a flood plam resIdent of and raIse our famIlIes the InternatIOnal Jomt CommIs- didn't eXIst" I~ It diffIcult to re- d slllgie ~ea~on ' a~sert our fight to watch ridiculous Detroit's Jefferson-Chalmers The Korte brIdge over Fox sIOnto study new mtra-basm Great member the last time you had an The \\ or~t t1llng dbout the World monster movIes on televIsIon on neighborhood who finds many oc- Creek sees plenty of DetrOlters Lakes water dIverSIOns so that, adult conversatIOn? ""ene~ I~ the length Why ('dn.t they Saturday afternoon, rather than a caSlOsn to travel through, spend headmg over to the Fairfax Mar- years tram now, future flood It you suffer from these sym- Ju~t pld~ one gdlTlC ,1Ild call It a basebali game money in, Jog around, and other- threats don't take such a toll ket or Park Pharmacy or to the Here are ~ome step~ you can E~qUlre and plenty of Park resI- ptoms, It can mean only one thmg wise enjoy Grosse Pomte Park, I, Schultz did It No, you're not gomg paranOid take to get the better of any ba~e- like many of my neighbors, was The couple hundred thousand dents commg back to Jefferson- ball zomble~ In your home Chalmers for church or to take out You're simply a non-baseball fdll pleased and relieved to see a Fox fIlled sandbags, the thousand-some stranded m World SerIes week - Whichever team the fan IStor, Creek plan (Grosse Pomte News hnear feet of new sheet-pllmg, and theIr boat or to VISIt frIends or be for the other team When lie tenants Please, let's remember It'~happerung to me The teleVI- Oct 16) which keeps high water, the countless work hours from city looks at yOU WIth mdlgnatlOn and that cIty limIts should remam a sIOn refuses to play anythmg ex but not people, from crossmg our employees, volunteers and resI- cept baseball My family doesn't demands to know why, say "Be- cities' limits dents cost plenty but have kept us doorway, not a barrIer. It's better cau~e their ulliforms are cleaner" for busmess and nelghborlmess even try to talk to me - I'm noth- The appearance of Mayor a lot drier than we wou1rl have mg but ~ hopeless Id:ot \\ ho doesn't -- Obser\,(> your 70!TIOW' Zwickey exhibit at Pewabic Pewablc Potterv will host an ex- It has taught me much. There hibition, "Heads and Tales" by 84- were htUe lessons of control and of year-old Grosse Pointe folk artist restramt, and sometimes of unre- Lynn Zwickey from now through stramt. There were numerous in- Nov 8 stances of disaster: explosiOns and overflres resulting in the deaths of A selectiOn ot figures and some of my htUe friends From animals covering 40 years of play- these I thmk my character emerg- ful study will be displayed In the ed the stronger. upper gallery. Reminiscent of They are truly my friends. decorative art from the 1!l40sand Not less than toys or pets to a '50s, Zwickey's sculpture has (younger) Child, they have shared provided him and his audlCnce with me their assorted moods and years of enjoyment characters. Their natures are as "My debt to clay IS enormous various as their stances and faCial It's mampulation has bridged 10- expressIOns " numerable hours, whether of es- Gallery hours are Tuesday cape or of JOy through Saturday, 10a.m. to 5 pm Woods man aids in arrest A Grosse Pointe citizen aided In what he was doing "I'm gone," the arrest of a man suspected of at- the man answered - and fled. tempting to break mto a Mack Av- Malloy followed, flagging down enue buslI~ess Thursday, Oct 16 a Woods police officer during the chase The suspect reportedly While working m hiS office npar turned to Malloy and said, "Why Mack Avenue and Hampton. 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Ift(onw 1rll'4.,. lJ.IdHtut\ .. of \0 .. /\ lUmf)f'n ~mtl IAI l n t, m.n ej I"JWo nut tw ""II ...~.IIt T.H IJotl"\ I'T\.I"f hf wbl"' kJ tin ~"" {~ { ~ __l _ - .._-_-=---4---....---- ...... -..------~- ...... -....--.~--.~~~~~~~ Page Nine-A Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Grosse Pomte showroom • Walnut, ebony, CODllllunity Events Mfg mahogany, white • Satin and polish hnlshes Co • From $2895 24and 25, at 8 p.m at South High • Five year warranty School, 11Grosse Pointe Blvd. Rebulldmg &. Re"n1lhmg services Tickets are $5, regular admis- Grand &. Player Plano ~rvlce SIOnand $3for senior citizens and - SHOWROOM- students. 885.6808 Sunday series The Center for Jung Studies m DetrOit will sponsor "Connecting Creativity and Splrltuahty. CuI- tIvatmg the Contemplative - a WayofIndividuatIon" as part ofIts Grosse Pointe Center for Sunday SerIes Sister ChrIstian Koontz, R S.M , Individual and Family Therapy, P.C. and professor at Mercy College, WIlllead the semmar and diSCUSS prOlldmg what Jung and others had to say • counselmg far children. ddoleSLents, and dduJts about a contemplatIve approach to • p~ychaloglcdl testmg for school dnd learmng problems lIfe • mantal, family dnd subswnce dbuse tredtmenl The semmar Will be held at Miller Hall, ChrIst Church, 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd, Sunday, Oct 15200 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Park 26. from 2 to 5 pm The fee for members of the Jung Center IS$3 Non-members Willbe 823-2011 charged $6 Bring writing Appro\ed b} major h(,dlth msurers matenals, a floor cushion and E\emng appomtment, a\dlldbJe. dress comfortably. For further m- formatIon, call Naomi Bowerman at 885-8792 H E Terrorism series Fathers and sons Understandmg the origins and The Family Forum, an award-winning men's quartet, will be among the guest performers Satur- development of terrorism m the day, Oct. 25, when the Midwest Harmony chapter, Sweet Adelines present a show at O'Leary world ISfundamental for knowing Auditorium in Garden City. Performances will be at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Members of the Family how to deal WIth it, according to Forum, all related, are from left, Jack Slamka, bass; Mike Slamka, tenor; Don Slamka, lead; and Sherwm WIlle, who WIll discuss Mike Slamka, baritone. Mike Slamka, second from the left, is a tenth grader at Lakeshore High ''The Roots of Terrorism" in a School and he has been a member of the Grosse Pointe chapter of the Society for the Preserva- three-lecture series on Tuesday tion and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America for five years. Tickets are evenings, beginmng Oct. 28,at the $5 and $7 and are tax-deductible. For information, call Pat Colombo at 522-5399 or Pat Evans War Memorial The program, presented by the at 565-9399. center's Council of Sponsors, will CI: address thiS mternational issue as it relates to Palestine, Libya and Art exhibit Iran, from 8 to 10p.m TIckets are $18for the series or $7for a single Currently on display in the Arts lecture. WlOgGallery at Umverslty Liggett On Oct. 28, Wine Will discuss School are the works of prmtmak- "The Palestinian Dilemma: Na- ers Eugene Clark and Dolores tIOnalism and Extremism." He ROiek will examine how two decades of Chamber series Clark ISan undergraduate stu- Israeli-Palestinian conflict has dent at the Center for Creative emerged from the ardent national- The Lync Chamber Ensemble Studies, and his exhibit mcludes ism and strong sense of VIctimiza- WIll present a concert program lIthographs and etchlOgS HISwork tion by the Palestinian people, and devoted to romantic chamber has also been displayed at the CCS he will explore the relationship be- musIc by three Academy-award Student Exhibition, the Printmak- tween the Palestinian extremists wmmng composers - Sir WIlham 109 Exhibition at the Scarab Club, and the terrorist phenomenon. Walton, MIklos Rozsa and Ench the DetrOitArtIsts Market Fall Ex- "Libya and Khadafy: The Mean- Korngold - who scored such hIbition and the DetrOit InstItute of ing of Confrontation" will be dis- memorable fIlms as "Richard Arts Sales and Rental Gallery. cussed Nov 4, and "Iran and the III," "Henry V," "Ben Hur," ROiekISalso an undergraduate Shntes: The Reign of the Ayatol- "Spellbound," "Juhus Caesar," student at the Center for Creative lah" Willbe the topic Nov. 11 and "The Adventures of Robm Studies Her work In the ULS ex- For Information, call the War Hood." hibIt mcludes hthographs, water- Memorial at 881-7511,9 a.~. to 9 \qolors, mixed media coll~e and_ The concert, part of the ensem- pm: daily except SUn~k'ets \lll FLY BY ble's series at the EdSel &'Eleanor~ - drawmgs Her work has also been may be purchased in adv~e or at Ford House, Will take place Sun- displayed iH'the CCS Student Ex- the door _ ,day, Oct. 26, at 3 30p.m. hibItIon, the DetrOitArtiSts Market SPARKY HERBERTS "'" Featured artists IOclude Stacey Paper Pm-Ups ExhIbItIOn,and the Halloween Party - Oct. 31st, 8 p.m.-2 a.m. "";.Wooley, vIOhn, and Scot Wooley, DetrOit Steelcase ExhibItIon plano The exhIbit will run through Pumpkin sale $100.00 gift cerHficate lor best costume Individual tickets are $10,$8for Nov 20 The ULS Arts Wmg Gal- The Grosse Pomte Jaycees will students and semor citizens For lery IS open from 8' 30 a m to 4 hold their annual pumpkm sale tickets and mformatIon, call 357- pm, Monday through Fnday For Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 25and ENJOY AUTUMN 1111 addl tIOnal Informa tIOn, call 26, from 10 a m to 3 p.m in the WITH Suzanne Raymo, 884-4444 Standard Federal lot at Mack and Cook Albee play There will be pumpkins of all SPARKY'S SUNDAY BRUNCH 95 95 The Greasepamt Players Will sizes and Prices. The proceeds go $12 pllr person $7 children under 12 perform Edward Albee's "Seas- toward contInumg Jaycees com- cape" Fnday and Saturday, Oct mumty projects. Reservations accepted for noon and 1:45 seatings. Brunch served until 3 15117Kercheval 822-0266 Shouldn't you cast one of your 2 votes for Supreme Court for "Gentlemen, we've got a new motivation plan to improve our volume this year: the best qualified candidate? the sales meeting will be at The Westin." Court of Appeals Judge Barbara B. MacKenzie Paid for by MacKenZie for Supreme Court Committee, PO FREE Home Delivery PH: 885-8400 USDA CHOICE LOIN OR RIB BONELESS LAM B LAMB CHOPS When you're plannmg a very So IlPxt t lillI', glv(' ll ...d ('h,lllet' TO:T~i~ND~SHANKS AND speCial busmess meetmg, start at a to ~11O\\yOIl I1m\ \w (',Ul gd you out RACK OF LAMB OR ROAST very speCial place. The Westm Hotel of IIll' orclm,lry ,uld mlo the ('xl rd 6 In the heart of Detroit's renaIssance ordllldry-at TIll' WP...t1Tl Tl1f'll ask $4~P AVG. 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BUNCH APPLES SPINACH group of catering profes.....ionals who CARROT~ ~ 69~B. ~~~ 69C make It all come off Just the way ~ THl WESTIN HOTEL you hope , ~ Renaissance Center Detroit 698UNCH .., ~ BUNCH Catering department 5f>H-8400 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 l Visit Kroger's Getting ready The Lake St. Clair Symphony Orchestra will begin Its 25th anniversary season Saturday, Oct. 25, at 8 p.m. at Lakeview High School, 21100 Eleven Mile Road, St. Clair Shores. The concert will feature Joanne Vollendort on the harpsichord. Tickets are $6 for adults and $5 for senior citizens and students. For more information, call the symphony office at 776.1012. Obituaries Mary Zakia Zaher St Joseph Home, 4800 Cadleu\., III carner DetrOIt Survivors Illclude hiS Wife, Pns- Services were held on Satm dav CIlIa (Pat>, three daughters, at St. Maron Church for l\lar} Zak- Mable I. Dallaire Pamela Atklllson, Georgette and la Zaher, 96, of Grosse Pomte Susan, a son, Gary, three grand- Park, who died Oct 16 at Bon Services were held Wedne&day children, and seven brothers and Secours Hospital at Chas Verheyden Funeralllome sisters for,Mabel I Dallaire, 82, of Grosse Mrs Zaher was born 111 Lebdnon Interment was at Gethsemane POlllte Park lVII's Dallaire dled and was a homemaker Cemetery Sunday at Oakland General Ho!>pi- She was buned 111 Mount Olivet Memonal contnbutlons may be Cemetery Arrangements were tal made to Lutheran Social Services. made by Chas Verheyden, Inc She was born m London, Ontano Arrangements were handled by Survivors mcIude two daugh- A H Peters Funeral Home. Katherine M. Moynihan ters, Eleanor Moore and Lorrame Coble, and a son, Dewey E Leslie Sherman Baumhart Services were held on Mondav at Burial WdS to White Chapel Cem- ServICes were held Wednesday, St Clare of Montefalco Cathohc etery, Troy Arrangements were Church for Kathenne M Moym- Oct 15, at St Hugo of the Hills mdde by Chas Verheyden Funer- Catholic Church in Bloomfield han, 75, of Gro&se POinte Park alHome Mrs Moymhan dled Oct 16at Bon I-Itlls for Leslie Sherman Baum- hart. 37, who died Oct 13 in Bloom- Secours Nursmg Home III St Clair Shores Herbert G. Henchel field Hills Mrs Baumhart, a former She was preceded III death by Services were held Wednesday. her hU"-band. Judge Joseph A Oct 15, for Herbert G Henchel,77. Gro&se POlllte resident, attended Moymhan Jr who died (Jd 11 In hl~ Grosse Gros~e POlJ1le South High School Bunal \~d&ll1l\lount Olivet Cem- POinte Woods home dlld Nucthwood Institute She was d member of the Mackinac Island A Word About Our New Crusty Bread etery Chd& Verheyden Inc hdn- Mr Henchel WdS born III OhIO Ydcht Club dIed the dll dngernelll." dnd Wd&Vllf' {.llcsldent of d ,teet ~urvlvors IIlclude her husband, For your pleasure these traditional crusty breads are baked forglllg COmpdn) fresh in our ovens throughout the day. As with most home Cordelia G. Dorie Survivors mclude two son~, Alan A David Baumhart III, her par- ents, Alvm G and Suzanne F Service!> lor Cordelia G Done, and John, and a sister. Eleanor baked goods, these breads are best eaten fresh from the Roehm Sherman, and three sisters 86, of Grosse Pomte Farms, were She was cremated oven the very day they were baked. The special packaging held at the Chas Verheyden He was buned III Mount Olivet Cemetery Arrangements were Memorial contributIOns may be we use has tiny holes designed to let the bread "breathe" Funeral Home on Wednesday, Oct sent to Mackmac BeautificatIOn, 15 Mrs Dorie died on Sunday, Oct made by Chas Verheyden Funer- naturally which helps protect the delicate crust. alHome clo Mrs Dan Musser, Mackmac 12, at Cottage Hospital Island. l\hch , 49757, or the Susan If you plan to keep your bread to serve later, we reccom- She was born III Gros&e Pomte Donald A. Berube G KJPl~Ltmmdation, 6820 LBJ --meJui-y.ou wllap-it dghtly in-foil or film and-freeze to pro- ~~be was preceded 111 death by Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75240 het husband" J,..t Col Edmond Services for Donald A Berube, tect the flavor. Then, before serving, allow the bread to Done 65, were held at A II Peters thaw at room temperature and restore the delicious Bunal was 111 Royal Odk Ceme- Funeral Home Oct 14 Mr Berube Approximately a million young- tery dled Oct IO at Bon Secours Hospi- sters run away from homes In crustiness by heating for just a minute or so in a very hot I\Iemonal contnbutIOns mdY be tal North America every year Nme- oven. made to the Capuchm Soup Kitch- He was born 10 Somersworth. ty percent go back home withm en, 1760Mount EllIOtt DetrOIt or to N H and was employed as a letter two weeks But 10 percent don't. Traditional NANCY L. RESOWSKI DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Grosse Pointe • Harper Woods • Detroit EUROPEAN STYLE • Commitment to Our Youth • Commitment to Our Elderly • Commitment to EffiCiency • Commitment to You ~J In State Government A CHOICE FOR A CHANGE p, )fOR 9' RESO\\S~I NOW' PO BOX 153Q.l DETROIT M~45215 HARD CRUSTY BREADS • Pumpernickle Rye • Light Seeded Rye • Onion Rye We've moved • Dill Rye • Sauerkraut Rye Or to Roseville! • Pumpernickle Raisin 16-01 (our former St. Clair Shores store) Loaf l.ollle ...ec our IlC\\,cst .,tOIC locatlol1 European Style 'x'e more \\d) ... I'cltcllmprmcment \\ II1dO\\...&: Door" Ill I( tll ...... l,( III 1111 'I H (Hilt) '1.dl Phone: 2CL')8290 or cdll toll flee Wmdow at JEFFERSON I BOO 2') f)~ll 1\ flour .. Ildll\ H )i)-, I~I 011\1" 11111I~l St. Clair Shores ".I I ')( W I -, (~J ____ ~unroom .. &' Skylight<. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES .~!:?!~ 'Spl!!C~flcally In ~ath of thue aodvllfllsed rlems is reqUired 10 he readilv .va, ,able for sale n each KH)9l!1fsleHe e~cepi as noted It'lls ..d If of an ac1ve"lsed 1em we w II L'Jff., you VO~I' chOIce of It comparable Item when II'JBlllahle utlieci ng Ihl!! umft sa.....ngs or a t'l Ie we do 'un oul you 10 purchase Ihe adl/fHt sed Item at .he "dvf!I'hud rmc.,..wltt1ln 30 rlays Onlv one ..,.ndOf coupon INII be arceplfld PI '~Inc ~c which Will enlltle Pella '?lakes your horne d better place to live. lI(,oger Co No Sale-s To Dealers. r ,em °P'Imgh1 1986 The Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A :Andrews, Cavanagh for commissioner WIN A TRIP FOR TWO TO NEW YORK ~ Philip M. VIsibilIty m the 1st Distnct. Wayne County can do for them," didate (or Wayne County execu- Take Out A New Physical Membership : A d II He sees a trend In the country to- he said hve n rews ward a SOCialIstIc state He be- He cited increased road Im- Cavanagh earned a bachelor 01 At A 15% Discount • People have to take responslbli- lIeves, therefore, that health and provements, an assessment of the sCience degree from Eastern _ Ity for themselves and qUl( lookmg unemployment insurance and So- budget so that taxpayers are not Michigan Umverslty where he At Lakeshore Family YMCA • to the government to solve their ~.IalSecunty should be voluntary paying more than they should and majored In polItIcal !>CIence and Open House > problems, the RepublIcan candl- That money should be III my own publIc safety as the top Issues that publIc admllllstratlOn HIS tram- : date for 1st Dlstl'lct county com- pocket for my own retirement. have to be addressed mg, background and expenence, Saturday, October 25 : miSSIOner, PhilIp Andrews II be- "If you're gomg to receive Cavanagh, who IS 31 years old he says, are SUIted for the commlb- lIeves ' money from government, let's see and the son of the late DetrOit slOner's job 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. "The government IS not re!>pon- you make some kmd of contnbu- Mayor Jerome Cavanagh, said he "I have an extensive fmancIaI " Sible tor the happmess of people" hOIl," he added has always had hiS eye on the po- background which will be an asset Program Demonstrations : he said "Rather governme~t Andrews, who is a Realtor WIth lIhcal scene. When current Com- m budgetary matters," he said Health Tip Booklets should create an environment to Johnstone & Johnstone, has lived missioner John Hertel deCided to "More speCIfically, lIne by lme, Halloween Safety Trick or Treat Bags enable people to fllld their own suc- III the Park for three years He run for county executIve, everythmg needs to be examllled Balloons cess through their own efforts grew up III Madison Heights where Cavanagh said It created an oppor- and once you do that, ) ou have to "I feel people have a lot of abll- he graduated from Lamphere High tUlllty. set pnonhes In the meantIme, ~oup & Salad Lunch Ity to develop, but we have to start School III 1977 He attended Wayne It was an agomzmg deCISIOnfor publIc serVice, publIc ~afety and Adults - $3 00 m the early stages," Andrew!> ad- St~te University awhile, he said, due to the birth of health care need to be lop prlOll ded "It's government's job to en- I get to be out a lot among the hlb daughter and the death of hlb tIes Children - $2.00 courage them" cItIzens and I get their view!>," he mother-m-law "But the bupport He ISemployed as a btockbroker Andrews, 27, IS makmg Ius fIrst said The biggest complamt, he at Kidder, Peabody & Co PrlOl'to 23401 Jefferson bid for publIc offIce He currently Said, IS that government IS too that, he served for four years a!> St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 serves on a Citizens advlsorv board large "The more responSibilIty planner for the city of DetrOit 778-5811 for Waynf> ('ountv hlock !1filnt<;m you ~ut on government, the more Cavanagh comes from a polItIcal Grosse POlllte Park, a po~sltlOnhe fl eeuom you FRESH GROUND 49<= EA. CHUCK 3 LBS. $3 49 HY'S ORCHARDS FRESH Y::KS~;R~FRE:H LB ~Z:'irCIDfR~$1.99 ITALIAN OR \Jr_ ~ K~> ~~ GAL. POLISH SAUSAGE $1.69 LB. 01 I. I"iiiiiiiI DlEfPlPs r...... :t [...~ 1 BIPfm ~' .. t-~-J L'::"; ~ J ilia .... " I $6.992;t~Eri2$6.99c~!~ $1.19.DEP. CANS 24 \I2.LITER BOTTLES 2 LITER BOTTLES Page Twelve.A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, October 23, 1986 Star of Sea students have sense of family unity decreases for each additional child By Margie Reins Smith t~ "; library. in the family. On a~ October after,noon, six ~ Star of th.e Sea ~igh schoo~ ~i~ls Hopp saId the elementary school weeks mto the school semester, 1 were pursumg theIr own activIties does not intend to grow beyond the Our Lady Star of the Sea's in 11 classrooms, along locker-lined size it is now. "We want two elementary school classrooms hallways, in the library, the classes per grade." The recent were headlong into educational bookstore and the junior/senior building addition, completed in pursuits. lounge. September, added four classrooms Windows were decorated with Elementary school Principal Al and a combination art/music room Halloween fare: orange paper Hopp and high school PrinCipal that can also be used for meetings pumpkins and witches wearing Don Sloan are proud of their and for adult education classes black pointed hats. Eighth grade respective schools. The two schools Until this year, art classes were science room shelves were lined adjoin Our Lady Star of the Sea held in the church basement and with student-created Catholic Church, on the corner of music groups met in the church 'environments' - miniature Morningside Drive and Fairford in chapel "There was a waitmg list ecosystems built inside glass Grosse Pointe Woods. Hopp and for kindergarten and first grade aquariums: a salt water Sloan are proud of the friendly, this year," said Hopp. environment, a desert, a swamp, a caring, close-knit family "If we grew any bigger," he bog. atmosphere that pervades the said "it might destroy the small The reading lab and the halls, the classrooms and the family atmosphere WhIChIS so computer lab buzzed with clusters athletic fields. crucial to our philosophy" of busy students. Some wore "Academics are Important," Don Sloan, high school principal. Hopp pointed out that teachers earphones, some were discussing AI Hopp, elementary school prln- said Sloan, "but we are concerned In many classrooms, parents are are committed to the 'famIly' storIes they'd read, some were clpal. about our students too - not Just active volunteers, physically philosophy, Just as parents are. punching away at Commodore and about academICS." Sloan has been h d~ , 1 "It's demonstrated in many ways Apple lIe computers, while a A chemist carried out an high school prinCIpal for the last 17 involved with t e ay s essons. _ by their time, their effort, their . experiment - coml>_letewith .test H 239 h' h h 1 "We have the advantage of the k 1 parent vo1unteer checked thell' years. e oversees Ig sc 00 wholehearted support and energy. Our teachers ma e ess pro~ress. tubes full of mysterious-lookmg girls and 20 staff members. More t' f t"'d than public school teachers," he Kmdergal.teners practiced colored liquids - for a second than 95 percent of the girls in his coopera IOn0 paren s, sal said "but we have almost no staff Jumping. rope m. the gym. grade class. Fourth-graders all-girl co11ege prepara tory h'19h relationshipSloan. "We haveamongan parents,ideal turnover., It's theIr commItment. Preschoolers eagerly waited for a practiced a song for the Christmas school are college-bound. children and teachers." For our teachers, this is not just a mother to arrive with some apples ~~~~~ toE~~~ta~dl~~ie~[ the "These students are our Parents not only pay tUition, job." so they could make applesauce. responsibility," he said. "We're they assist in fundraising, they Sloan agreed. He has five r"'«z ~<-y ~ involved with the personal help out in the classrooms, on the daughters. All attended school at problems and the moral problems athletic fields and in the library. Star of the Sea. They're all grown th.ey ma~ h~v~. We're involved Hopp estimated that about 50 up and out of school now. "A. . wIth"the mdlvldual growth of each percent of the elementary school small, single-sex school for gIrls IS one. parents are actively involved in good because the girls are On a tour of the elementary some project _ an open house, a uninhibited," he said. "They have i school with Hopp, dozens of . dinner, an athletic event, or great opportunities to exercise ~'r. .•/ ( t" children stol?ped to speak t? hIm - helping out in the classroom, the leadership qualities." or to flash hIm a broad smile and 1b h h 1 ff "It' Meanwhile, on a bright autumn a :-vave - or to relate a personal i rary or t e sc 00 0 ICe. s day, T-shirts were selling briskly trlUmp~ of the day. Hopp. spoke to ~~ ~:i~. of the 'family' philosophy," at the high school bookstore. For each ChIld by name and hstened Tuition for high school girls freshman red shirts with the carefully to each child's anecdote. within the parish runs $1,500per message:' Fired Up Freshmen; For "These stude~ts ?,ave a ~re~t , year. The cost of educating a sophomores: pink shirts with sense ~f belongmg, he saId. It S student, Sloan pointed out, runs Sweet Sophomores; For juniors: a famdy they belong to here. more toward $2,500.The rest of the green shirts with Jungle Juniors; Students care about each other. expense is subsidized by the parish For seniors: white shirts with Teachers care about students. I try Senior Citizens. to interact with each child every and by parents, through And especially for teachers: " fundraisers. day. . . Elementary school tuition is purple shirts emblazoned with Hopp has been prmcipal of the $1,050for the first child. and it Purple Pupil Eaters. 450-student cooed K-8 elementary school for the last five years. He has a staff of 25 teachers. A oreschool program for 3- and 4- year-olds was added this year. Qtuachligqt "There's a great rapport between students and teachers 11ere," ne mqimntt! ~Wttp mO. \ said. FIREPLACE, WOODSTOVE AND all FLUE CLEANING Sixth grade teacher Patricia CAPS AND SCREENS INSTAI.I.ED Stumb put it another way. NO MESS INSURED ...._h.... 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St.ndard Federal Bank SaVings/Financial Services ....~ Standard _~_l_"""_~ ~ .Federal E--_ •.- 'tENO'ER ( Page Thirteen-A Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Conquering computers By Nancy Parmenter Learning to read is a challenge a t the best of hmes. FIrst-graders at St. Paul have an extra tool to help them learn: the computer. All students from first grade through eighth have a crack at the computers once a week. By now, with the program in its fourth year, the older students are getting pretty sophisticated about the high-tech equipment, says computer coordmator Jackie Curtin. But the little kids are new to the machines "Some of them don't want to do anything untIl they're sure they're right," Curtin said. To encourage them to manipulate the keyboards, she has a rule that she won't help students until they have done at least one thing, "even if it's wrong" But most of them are ready to leap in with both feet Although they have only been in school a month, they have already learned to load programs into the computers and do simple programming. Because the school has four different brands of equipment, each student has the opportunity to work on varymg machines and discover elements common to all computers. "They've found the graphics key and they can already do a simple loop," Curtin said. "They go out of here happier than any other class " The computer work goes hand-in-hand WIthclassroom work. One reinforces the other "When they're on the computers, they don't have to wait to give the answer as they sometimes do in the classroom," Curtin Seven-year-old Michael Curis tries the one. said. handed approach above, while students below Children that young do not experience receive Instructions from teacher Jacqueline computer anxiety the way adults do. They Curtin In St. Paul School's first-grade com. are more willing to experiment and are open puter class. to new ways to do things. "They love any success you let them experience," Curtin said. "They can say, 'Gee, I know more than I did when I came In" 7 Robert Costello, 7, at the right, enjoys showing what he has learned. Teacher Curtin, below, shows stu- IIi.l dents the inner workings of a computer. 114£clill1i!j .' Photos by Ilert Emanuele t. ~. t /~ ; , (' t~1.\. Page Fourteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 \ ~ , y , ,. , );. ~, ~,li ,~~ ~ } } ,'S '~~ , %. if" ~ " ~ , J 1 -\" 41911 GARFIELD 21300 HARPER MT. CLEMENS S1 CLAIR SHORES 263'7070 776.9750 27106 DEQUINDRE 3665 15 MILE RD WARREN STERLING HEIGHTS 751-1616 939-5611 A C/f!iJn Chimnf!y Is a Saff! Chimnf!y! PROFESSIONAL \ER~ I( E SIV f 1'1"" SAFE FLUE CHIMNEY SWEEP • Chimney Cleaning • Caps and Screens • Animal Removal Installed • Fireplace Deodorized • Mortar and Damper • Safety Inspection Repairs NEVER A MESS CertIfIed by NatlOnill ChImney Sweep GUIld Independent Safety CommIssIon FLATTER Y FOR THE CHOOSEY WRIST Precious stones skill- fully faceted, set in 14kgold. All diamond or emerald and dia- Family photo mond, $1500. University Liggett School Players will present "Our Town" Cook Road. The players are, front row, from left, Jesse Wick, Sapphire and Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 23-25, at 7:30 p.m. each Eric Frederickson, Jonathan Polane and Rebecka Gibbs; second diamond or night. Admission is $2 for adults and $1.50 for students. The play row from left, Renee Mordecki, Christine Knight, Tom Weyhing ruby and will be performed in the main auditorium of the school at 1045 and Nora Staebler; and at the top, stage manager Chris Nesi. diamond, $1250. CONTINENTAL CUISINE ~~~ NOW OPEN ON SUNDAYS .",.... DAILY OPERING HOURS C~ARlES W. WARREN SUNDAY THRU THURSDAY jnUDS Sl"'IQ I90Z 5-10 p.m. SOMUSIT ILW.,. !J13) 649 JoUl FAmA.'ID-I.AIlSW£-FAIllA."E o.wA.\lI-nn.\t OAJIS llM...... ,. SUter c...N Of'." ftko.-.tI8n't(M bptUI '1M wlll..-.rf(anl CITY OF <&rOSSt 'oint.e moults MICHIGAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General ElectIOn Will be held on Tues- day, November 4, 1986, from 7 00 o'clock m the forenoon until 8 o'clock FlOOR COVERING SINCE 1938 In the afternoon, at whIch time qualifIed registered voters may vote for the followmg We're HaVing A CHARTER AMENDMENT "0" Factory AuthOrized Governor and Lieutenant Governor Shall Section 13 6 of the Charter be amended to prOVide that the City CounCil Secretary of State shall establish detailed procedures for the purchase and sale of property by or- WUNDA-WEVE Attorney General dinance and to delete the present prOVISions that prOVide that no contract (1) ex- United States Representative in Congress cept an agreement of employment or (2) an agreement for the purchase or sale Carpet Sale State Senator of goods, wares or merchandise In an amount of one thousand dollars or less An example of our great prices Representative m State Legislature shall be made unless certain enumerated condllions are first met? ' Two Members of the State Board of EducatIOn Pepper Tree Two Regents of the University of MichIgan Two Trustees of Michigan State University Two GQvernors of Wayne State University ... Reg $1295 Now $7.95 County Execulive 1 Sale dates 10-27-86 thru 11-17-86 County Commissioner Two Jusllces of Supreme Court and the followmg State proposals Proposal A - A proposal to allow for the establishment of the lIbrary of WeAre Michigan wlthlJl the State Legislature CHARTER AMENDMENT "F" Proposal B - A proposal allow mg for the approval or rejectIOn of admm- Shall SecMn 5 1 of the Charter be amended to prOVide authOrity to the City CounCil Istrative rules by the State LegIslature to waive the requirement that administratIVe officers be reSidents of the City or U ofD Jesuit be<:ome reSidents of the City Within 90 days of their appointment and so remain Proposal C - A proposal to expand the authonty of the Stdte OffIcers reSidents during their tenure as administrative ofhcers? CompensatIOn CommISSIOn High SchooL .. and the followmg Wayne County proposal Proposal D - Wayne County Home Rule Charter Amendment to ellmmate the Offlce of Dram CommiSSioner PROPOSAL NO. 1 Join Us! CHARTER AMENDMENT" A" Do you favor the adopllon of an ordinance 10 amend Title IV Chapter 4, of the Shall SectIOn 4 18 of the Charter be amended to prOVide that the City Comptroller City Code of the City of Grosse Pomte Woods of 1975 to prOVide that the City FALL OPEN HOUSE shall be responsible to the City CounCil and work under the superviSion of the CounCil shall not signify approval of the Issuance of any Class C Liquor License Crty Administrator rather than work under the superviSion of the City Council? when the number of Class C Liquor Licenses Issued or approved for use In the SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 16. 1986 City are SIX(6) or more In number and further prOVided that the CounCil shall not signify approval of Ihe Issuance of any Tavern License when the number of Tavern 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. licenses Issued or approved for use In the City are one (1) or more In number? CHARTER AMENDMENT "B" For FUrther InformatIon Shall Chapter 16 Sections 16 1 through 1642 InclUSive of the City Charter be amended to prOVide that the City CounCil shall have the power to prOVide a pen Call 862-5400 slDn plan for the administrative officers and employees and their benefiCiarieS by ordinance and authoflty to prOVide any recognized group plan of life hospital, health, denIal or aCCidental and Income protection Insurance or anyone or more PROPOSAL NO.2 thereof? Shall the City of Grosse POinte Woods County of Wayne State of Michigan, bor- The Unl\'ersllV of Delrolt Jesuit Hli(h row the pnnclpal amounl nol to exceed Three Million Five Hundred Thousand Dol- School and Academv CHARTER AMENDMENT lars ($3,500,000) and Issue ItS general obllgallon unlimited tax bonds therefor Is a prlvat(' 'l<'hool for 00)'" "c" for the purpose of paYing the costs of acqUiring and constructing Improvement~ conducted by the Socl('ty of Je<;us Shall SectIOn 8 8 of the Charter be amended to prOVide that the CounCil shall es- We offer a college preparatory to the Lake Front Park and the Ghesqulere Park of the City of Grosse POinte tablish procedures for the purchase, sale and awarding of contracts by ordinance WOods? currtculum 10 stud('nls and 10 delete the follOWing prOVISions (1) competitive pnces shall be obtained from 60 towns and suh'lrbs for all purchases of personal property and publiC Improvement contracts (2) pur- and ov('r 200 dlfferrn! M'hool'l chases and contracts must be awarded to the lowest competent bidder, (3) sales, purchases and contracts over $1 000 00 must have CounCil approval, (4) formal sealed bids must be otJ'alned unless unanimously waived by the CounCil upon wntten recommendation of the City Administrator? 8400 S. Cambridge CHESTER E. PETERSEN Detroit. Michigan 48221 CITY ADMINISTRATOR-CLERK G.P,N 1G-23.1l6 & 1G-,IG-R6 ,, .. -~------~-----~--~.------~- Page Fifteen-A Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Prime time for senior citizens ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE THAN THE DRINKER llere's how to seek professional advice We Can Help By Marian Trainor law may dIffer for example. It is what baSIS he Will set hIS fee If It you close out your enterpnse, have a lawyer supervise your proce- THE OXFORD INSTITUTE Most people have a list of profes- the law of the state where you IS on a hourly baSIS, ask what the dures Proper procedures In clos- ~lOnals ~hat they call upon for help make your home WhICh deter- rate per hour IS The attorney may OUTPATieNT SlRVICES RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM mg out a business, for example, de- m speCial needs In hmes of 111- mines the validIty of your will be able to gIVe you a rough esti- 129 5t C lair Prof Bldg 1125 W Drahner. Rd flOe the extent of your rights and nesses they have a doctor whom Perhaps you have a lawyer in mate of the total cost even though 22151 Morass Rd Oxford MI liabilities In relatIOn to others they know and trust to dIagnose mind to whom you can turn for re he does charge on an hourly basls Detroit MI and treat theIr ailment If they are view, update and a adVice on your For certam kmd::. of legal work, Sometimes even a lel:,ure-tlme ([)Ptrolt Line) puzzled on mvestmg money, they affaIrs a lawyer's fee IS subject to ap- actlVlty can require the services of 343-3121 962.2658 have the name of a stockbroker But If you do not, the U S Office proval by a court or by a state or dn attorney, l>uchas when you SIgn who WIll gIve them good advlCe of Human Development Admlms- federal agency For example, the J contract for membership In a Calf for a Free Brochure club, a course of lOStructIOns or The list more than likely mcludes tratIon on Aging has this to offer on lawyer's fee IS controlled m case::. buy equipment to use m pursuing an optometnst and dentists a wise procedure to follow when Involvmg guard13nshlp and estate::. Medical Excellence and Human Understanding yOUl actlvlt~ [WI Women may even have a favonte you are choosmg a family lawyer of deceased persons. and In Acu( d,t"d bl thp j(Hnl (omm,>"on on Alcrpd,Ial10n of Hosp,tals hairdresser who does theIr hall' "One suggeshon IS to find a proceedings concermng certam Even choosmg a place to live The Oxford ApprO\('d hI Blup (rm, Blu!' <,h,Pld of \I"h,g," Just the way they like it satisfIed client Another IS to call types of retIrement beneiJts, ::.uch may have legal ImplicatIOns If In~tlluh' Altll,atl d '\Ilh '>,lInl John Ilo,pltal But there IS one profession peo- the local bar assocIatIon Someone as SOCIal Secunty you decide to stay m the old home- In most cases, all you hdve to do stead, more than likely you will ple only thInk of when they are In there WIll give you the name of a I ____ trouble and then they choose one rellable attorney and you can have to get SOCial Secunty benefits IS to have mamtenance problems If the without really knowing who the a first interVIew With hIm for a apply for them But If you are not repair work Involves substantial -----. - person IS or If they WIll feel com- modest fee. If you are not Im- sahsfIed and Wish to have yoU! cost, you should see a lawyer He STOP STEEL fortable With him or her We are pressed, you are under no obliga- benefits re-exammed wlthm the \\ III look over the contract to pro refernng to a family lawyer. tIon to contInue With his service~ " agency or by the courts, It ISadvl::. tect your Interests Don't sign anythmg mvolvmg an For some reason, It IS assumed If you cannot afford to pay a fee, able to be repre::.ented by an attor CASEMENT that It is pos<;ible to go through life you can call the Legal Aid Society ney If you get to the stage of gOIng Important deCISion or a substantial AID ICAKS and never need legal advice That or write to the NatIOnal Legal Aid to court sum 01 money until you lid VI::It::gdi '" 11'\ .... '" I ad\ Ice If you deCide to move to a assumption can cause needless and Defender ASSOCiatIOn,1155 E Many older people add to their cooperatlve or a condominIUm, worry and somehmes costly mIS- 60th St ChICago, III 60627and they retirement Income by earnmg ex- your lawyer can determme the ex- ECONOMICALLY takes, particularly as we grow Will tell you whom to call for free tra money They babYSit, make tent of your nghts and liabilitIes older As a young workmg person advice jewelry or bu1ld furmture or other It IS also Important to fmd out we could recoup our losses If mIS- What serVIces can a lawyer per- activities for which the~ are par- whether the enterprise as a whole • Illl \ 1I1~t.l1l LI'th Ill.,!lk takes were made Now there may form for you? His primary pur- ticularly adept not be time enough to do so pose, of course, IS to advise you There are legal ImplicatIOns, IS finanCially sound pn. ,('Ill "Il d LI,([llCnl \\ lll- No one wIshes to thInk ahead to To make it more personal, if you about the legal aspects of your af- however, that mu;;t be conSidered L!()\\~ a time when Illness or general poor are still workmg but are close to fairs, and, If mdicated to use legal when you earn extra money There • rill \ .trl U'lh rllllO\ com may be zomng ordmances which health might make It dIfficult to retirement, it IS wise to make plans procedures for handlmg them. 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Jefferson 568-0661 Published GPN: 10/23/86 & 10/30/116 CIty of Grosse POinte Farms Page Sixteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 Kelly, Lauve vie for state senate seat NANCY BALL STRACHAN, Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist counsel the Juvemle and hiS family, property taxes 1San important can. administration the size of state John Kelly as well as develop a vocatIOnal edu- cern of hiS constituents. He said government has I11creased even announces the opening of her new office catIOn program for the young of- that the state sales tax could be in- though the state populatIon has for the practice of psychotherapy Incwnbent State Sen. John Kelly, lenders creased by one percent to hold the decreased His campaign lItera- of adults, adolescents and children candidate for the senateseat 10 the "But If these students didn't hne on property taxes ture points out that the state budg- 1st District, said Crime and reform change theil' ways, they would be Holding the line on sta te spendmg et has mcreased every year smce 22621 GREATER MACK of the criminal justice system are transferred to Jackson," Kelly ISalso an 1mportant Issue WIth him Blanchard took office - and he the important issues 10 the 1986 said "Atleastthat way, they would He sa1d a study performed by sees no more services prOVided by ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICH, 48080 campaign know that the system works" M1ch1gan State University showed Lansmg 775.4406 Kelly said cnmmal Justice re- He said hIs opponents argue that he was the th1rd most conservative "Temporary taxes end up bemg form has been high on hiS agenda the system would be thrOWing away spender of the Democra ts m the leg- permanent," Lauve sa1d "Now since he took ofhce JI1 1978,and he young people Islature. that It IS re-electIOn tIme there IS , feels part of the answer tOCrIme lies "Let's face It, a punk IS a punk Kelly said he was the decldmg a tax cut My experIence has been 10 educatIOn and a murderer ISa murderer," he vote on Gov James Blanchard's that whenever someone say~ there CHIMNEY SCREENS ~ald proposal for a 38percent increase In He has mtroduced bills 10 the IS going to be a tax cut to covel' ONLY 00 EACH INSTALLED state legislature three times which Kelly noted that Grosse Pomte's the state mcome tax In 1981 Kelly both pockets real qUick" $25 would have called for sweepmg pubhc 'schoob are among the fmest said he was opposed and wanted to Lauve said cnme 111 MIChigan IS In the state lIe saId that more see an mcrease of the sales tax to 'ReqUired by new changes 10 thecnmmal Justicesys- one of the most Important Issues Grosse Pointe Code tern, includmg restltutlOn by cnml equItable levels of educatlon must reduce the state debt. In the end, "I thmk DetrOIt IS a disgrace to KEEP nals for victims of property Crimes, be brought to other regIOns of the however, the Republtcans defeated the state and to ItS leaders," he GEORGE SQUIRRELS & psychologl ca I reha billa tlOn at state, notably DetrOIt the sales tax Increase, and the cuts said. cnmmals and segrega tlOn of VIO- Kelly, who has been endorsed by mto the state programs would be Lauve said he has been attacked VAN BIRDS lent and non-vIOlent prI~oners m the MIchIgan FederatIOn of Teach- made by the approprIatIOns com- more m Detroit than the three HOME 1MI'.. ]ad ers and the MIchigan Education As- mittee-not the DemocratIc confer- years he spent in Vietnam He said OUT! "We can't send someone off to Jail SOCiatIOn,SaId that there are sen- ence he has had a kl1lfe pulled on him ROOfII6 & ous problems WIth educatIOn m the (Continued on Page 18Al ROOF - Tar All Slacks Venls Chimney - $4500 and has had hIS car broken mto m AtUMIIfUM SIDtI8 1 YesI' leal( "'TOof Guarantee Vet! 011 ~chooJ ~y~tem the C1ty Storm Doors GUTTERS - Clean & Flusll Oul $25 10 $40 He saId less than 40percent of the "Newspapers have a responsI- and Windows STORM WINDOWS - 3 Track While 56000 eu John Lauve EVERY ROOF 3 YEARS OR OLDER SHOUlD BE INSPECTED FOR money spent on educatIOn m De- Seamless Gutters, He has run for county commis. bIlity to Inform people about these CRACKS AROUND STACKS & CHIMNEY BECAUSE OF ROOF ! trOllls In the form of teachers' sal- SlOner, state senator, the U.S Con- crimes," he SaId "There IS no Roof Repair Specialist MOVING THROUGH WINTER & SUMMER CONTRACTION & WIND' anes He cItes the recent publicity gress and considered running for pressure bemg put on Coleman regardmg limousines used by governor None of his past polItIcal Young" He blames Blanchard and school board offICials as an msensl- attempts have proved successful, Young both for DetrOil's problems tlVlty to the real problems m the but that hasn't stopped John Lauve He noted that $34 ml1hon was A TANGLED WEB OF MYSTERY school dlstnct from saymg what is on his mind, sent to DetrOit 111 the form of slate AND INTRIGUE AWAITS YOU "Pnonties need to be redirected fmdmg fault With government 01' aid, and the taxpayers see nothIng AT THE HOTEL ST. REGIS there, " he noted "There are 30to 40 runmng as a Republican candidate in return for th1S money Shrewd mmds Will delight m the adventure - a kIds In the classroom and they are for state senator m the 1st DIstrict "It 1Sthe baSIC responSIbIlIty of not from a learnIng, nurturing cul- challengmg weekend mystery at the Hotel St RegIS m 1986. government to prOVide safety and _ Fnday, October 31 to Sunday, November 2 ture Detroit has the hIghest num- Lauve, a Grosse Pointe Woods secunty to ItS citizens," he noted ber of children per classroom In the reSIdent, has been deeply involved "I have been gomg door to door I The scenano - A Study In Sherlock - has been state" With a recall effort of Gov James talked WIth a Detroit couple who set Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has been accused of Kelly sees the sItuatIon 111Detro1t Blanchard ever since Blanchard were robbed in then' own home at plagiarism and It'~up to you to crack the case as dangerous He Cited the massive mlsed the state income tax by 38 3pm" Meet your fellow sleuths as the weekend commen- egress of upper class and upper percent shortly after takmg office He proposed a performance re- ces WIth an elegant Sit down dmner on Fnday middle class to the suburbs as a The recall effort was unsuccessful, qUirement for DetrOit pollce mght FestiVIties contmue on Saturday With After- pnme example but two Michigan legislators were offIcers, and educational pro- noon Tea, dmner In the ballroom, and a Mystery "What that leaves you with in the recalled In the state senate - a grams for students and teachers Masquerade Ball The ca~e comes to a close on John Kelly cIty is the underemployed, amoral move for whIch Lauve said he 1S He saId that the work ethIC has Sunday at the Enghsh Hunt Club Brunch, where with no legal or crim1l1al justice and let him hve 10 that helhsh so- partly responsible. been lost by those on welfare, and the most diligent detective Will receive the Grand system," Kelly said "That leaves ciety and expect thiS kicked dog to Lauve said under the Blanchard that all able-bodied recipients Pnze - a deluxe St RegiS weekend package Glft them w1th no leadership and no way become amiable," Kelly said should be required to work. cerhftcates for Afternoon Tea, the Caviar Bar, and to artlculate theIr frustrations." He is concerned that DetrOit's Sunday Brunch Kelly said he is opposed to the What Kelly would lIke to see done death penalty, and beheves many problems could become Grosse Will also be With the DetrOIt schools ISto set up Pomte's awarded favor Its remstitutlOn because they a number of smaller commumty don't see the system working "If you don't do something to fIx throughoul schools Major reVISIOnsare needed 10 the DetrOit, It Will come rIght across the weekend "These would be mml-school juvenile area of crimmal Justlce, the street into the Pointes The houses," he Said. "Mothers of pre- $299/coupJe Kelly said, addmg tha t punks on the Park has already been affected by Includes all schoolers would have to partIcIpate streets know that they Will not be thiS to some extent As the bhght accommoda- m theIr chIldren's education We tried as adults moves outward, It Will affect tions and would rebUIlt the baSIC structure of "These young offenders klll, rob Grosse Po1Ote " meals as des- educatIon lJ1 the commumty " and rape With Impumty," he said Lauve contends hiS opponent, Kelly pOInted to the proposed De- Ignated Tax He noted that in many cases Sen. John Kelly, voted in favor of troit mcmerator project as an issue and gratUilles juveniles are taken off the street, the redlstnctmg of Grosse Pomte, not mcluded III the electIon He feels hIS dlstnct but Willhave their record expunged which separated the five commu- Willbe the only one in the state that on their seventeenth bIrthday nitIes into two Congressional dIS- wlll be directly affected by the par- He favors walvmg juvemle tricts tIculates emitted by the plant. offenders to Circuit court for VIOlent "ThiS was a very diVISive thmg." He feels that technology ISavail- Call us now for further information or to crimes at age 15. He envIsions sen- Lauve said "Power is hIS mterest, able to trap the partIculates - make reservations at 873-3000. tencing the juvemles as though they not the people." though it IScostly He said he would Hotel SI. Regis. 3071 W. Grand Blvd. were adults, but hold 109off on sen. Lauve said he battled the move work legislatively to see those Detroit. 313/873-3000 tencing while the child remams a in Federal Dlstnct Court, but the scrubbers are used With the project juvemle In the meantime, the bid was unsuccessful Kelly saId that keepmg down John Lauve department of mental health could (Continued on Page 18Al ~ Rank Hotels, London Re-elect BILL BRYANT State Representative REPUBLICAN THIRTEENTH DISTRICT Honorary Committee Mark Valente, III W Howard T Snyder Charles Wand Naomi L Bowerman Jeffery W Barry Mr and Mrs Robert J Petz, Jr Mr and Mrs. "Ifred H Schrashun Mr and Mrs Robert W Chapelle Robert L Nugent Ed and Joan Hanpeter Mr and Mrs. T H. Mecke, Jr Kenneth and Aileen KurlZ Marvin Asmus John C. Prost Mr and Mrs J AddIson Bartush Fred and Roberta Keydel FrederiC M Sibley Denny and Ann Hoag Peter R. and Karla Scherer Fink James G Miller Mr and Mrs John Rentenbach Dr and Mrs W Peter McCabe Mrs Peter E O'Rourke Mr and Mrs. Richard P Kost Mr and Mrs Theodore H Oldham Mr and Mrs John R Nicholson Mr and Mrs Edward J. Tutag A Ingersoll LeWIS Roger and Manlyn Bacon Florence L Powell Dr John M Rickel Edward L and Susan Licata Haroutunlan John R Cobau Mrs Byron Andreou DaVid C Yates Ed and Dotty Langs Philip J Meathe Mrs George R Fink Pleter van Horne Mr and Mrs W A Steiner, Jr Richard B Gushee Gerald L Stoetzer Mr and Mrs Harold H Emmons, Jr Charles WIlliam Casgraln, II Colin N Wilkinson Thomas A Demorest Lorenzo 0 Browning Mr and Mrs Dean E Richardson William D Gllbnde Carl E Meyering Howard K Face C F Ogden Mrs Alger Shelden E Daniel Grady Mr and Mrs Robert J Bagno DaVid C Mitchell, M D Carl E Reichert, M 0 Bert and Nan Sparrow Mr and Mrs Donald A Lindow Mr and Mrs John A Boll Nancy Edwards Hauck EdWin Comber Mr and Mrs Jon S Cook Gordon T Ford Joseph W Caskey Mr and Mrs Arthur Wormet Dr and Mrs R John Bradfield Charles R and Susan S Kinnaird Joe and Peggy Maycock Craig and Beverly Curtiss Tymon C Totte, DDS Kenneth C and Mary Roy Frank M Hennessey Mrs Cecil Lepard Jerome F Dnscoll Martin S Hayden Allen Ledyard John J Bruneel Donald W DeRosen Murray and Barb Fordree Peter P Thurber Mr and Mrs Jerry Keith Pat Reynolds Mr and Mrs Thomas W Cusack Mr and Mrs William Y Gard MIchael and Diane Marston Lome S MacDonald Brandon M Rogers Edgar B Galloway Barbara B Gattorn Thomas A Persing Dr Arthur A Ulmer Bruce M Rockwell Margaret WatkinS Ronald and Katherine Grenda Max L Gardner, M D H Lynn Pierson Joan B Goodnch James J Kearney Robert J Grow Mr and Mrs Wilber M Brucker, Jr Harry and Maggie Echlln Nancy Riley IrWin Jonathan T Walton Dr and Mrs BenJamin F Haddad Doreen McPhail Kohr Norbert T Madison Dr and Mrs James Kackley Robert R Clark Mr and Mrs Verne C Hampton, II Catherine E Bnerly Mr and Mrs William C Rands. III Mr and Mrs J M Cudllp Edward and Patncla Palm Robert B Healy John V Renchard J Herbert Baker Donald B Shumaker, DDS, M S Laddy and Jean Rice Palmer T Heenan Andy and Sally Lewis Edgar and Susan Howbert Mrs Joseph R Mason Mr and Mrs William M Taliaferro Stephen A Horn Dr and Mrs John Schneider Carl E Hedeen C S TompkinS Allon and Madeleine Phillips Mr and Mrs John T Huntington Edward T Gushee, Jr Jim and Janet Haley Mr and Mrs Jay W Sorge Gerald C Schroeder John Lauve Virginia Ann Micheletti Susan Hunt McKim Ann M Cooper John Bruce A Gerard Leone Mr and Mrs James B Perry John and Barbara Lepplaho Mr and Mrs William L Drennan Katherine N Anslow John B Llzza Chuck and Gall Kaess Mr and Mrs John A MacLeod Mary Evelyn Sell Robert H Pytell Mr and Mrs Allen M Lomax Morris Mllmet Mr and Mrs William G Butler Don and Helen McKnight John W Lambrecht Frank P McBride, Jr Hallna Olzark John and Norma Hammel Nancy J Waugaman Mr and Mrs Byron J Chambers Peter 8 Spivak Edward 5 Wunsch Art and Sally Fetters Mr and Mrs B Courtney Rankin Mr and Mrs John L King George and Kay Hunt Donald S Young Mr and Mrs Laurence Connor William E BleVinS Mr and Mrs A David Mikesell Russ Hofer Mr and Mrs Robert M Hays, Jr Mr and Mrs Russell E Wilcox Mark C Stevens Bruce R Vlck Peter and Jane Dow Prudence A Cole Mr and Mrs K Richard Hicks CounCilman and Mrs William Wilson Mr and Mrs Laurence M SCOVille, Jr Horace and Lynn Carpenter George Bashara Cleveland Thurber, Jr Edward 0 Trowbridge James R Graves, CPA Arthur 0 A Schmidt James C Stewart Jeanette H Duffield Mr and Mrs John J Newcomb Robert B Semple Arthur J Kuehnel Allen and Anne Osborne Kenneth and Nina MacDonald Hudson Mead William K Howenstem Ralph T McElvenny George T and Melissa B Maghlelse Mr and Mrs Theodore W Trafzer, III John C Emery, Jr Roger and Pam Stanton Mrs Sharon A Snyder Charles Wright, III F Fountain 0 Edward C Johnson Mr and Mrs Edward S Evans, III Mr and Mrs Thomas K Lowry Caller H Worrell, M 0 Mr and Mrs Donald F Chamberlin Andrew A Brown Mr and Mrs Ernest J Collins Henry H Sprague, M D C Bradford Lundy, Jr Andrew W Barr Mr and Mrs Henry W Rullrok James R. Daoust, Jr George E Parker, III Mlnert N Thompson, Jr George E Parker, III Mr and Mrs Stanley Davis H Rollin Allen Mr. and Mrs William C Beardslee David C Yates Jim and Beth SImpson Mr and Mrs J H Flldew Francis L. Sylvester Mrs William C Tost Mrs William H Ledyard James U Pattee Lynn Weyerhaeuser Day Dr. and Mrs Roger F McNeill Norman B Weston Mr and Mrs Nell Georgi VOTE NOVEMBER 4 Paid for by CommIttee to Re elect B,/I Bryant State Represents tlve, 331 Mt Vernon, Grosse Pointe Farms , m__ ...__ ~ ..------...... - ....,.~ ...... • • 4 • Q 4 • Page Seventeen.A Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS _SchOOls College night Information night Representatives from 14pnvate, South High School wIll host more parochial and pubhc hIgh schools than 135 colleges and unlversltlei'> will be avallable tOnight, Oct 23, from across MIchIgan and lor a hIgh school mformatlOn mght throughout the Umted States Mon- at the Grosse Pomte Academy, 171 day, Oct 27, elt 7,15 pm Lakeshore Road Seventh and High school students and their eighth grade students from the parents will ha ve the opportunity 133 Academy, Brownell, Pierce, St to talk wIth representatives ThIS Paul's and St Clare of Montefalco event gives families a chance to have been II1vlted to attend Stu- Consecutive Weeks i'>eekII1formatlon from a wide va- dents and their parents can attend nety of schools without travelll1g up to five different school presen- to the II1dlvldual campuses tatIOns between 7 and 9 p m AdmISSIon IS free and atten- The high schools that Will make dance by all students IS en- presentations are the Academy of couraged the Sacred Heart, Andrews School, Bishop Gallagher, Cranbrook, Women's colleges DeLaSalle, DomInican, Gros&e Pomte South, The Gunnery (Con- to host meeting nectlcut), Kmgswood, Notre Hepresentatlves of a Five Col- Dame, Our Lady Star of the Sea, lege Conference WII! meet With Umverslty of DetrOit High School, lllllvpr<;lty I,legplt and Waldorf pdl eub, ::.tuuelll::. dnu ~U1Jan(.e counselors Wednesday, Oct 29, from 7 30 to 9 :30p m at the Kmgs- Clerical staff meets ley Inn, 1475N Woodward, Bloom- field HIlls The colleges II1clude At the begmmng of every school Barnard, Bryn Mawr, Mount Holy- year the secretarlal/clencal per- sonnel of the Grosse Pomte schools oke, SmIth and Wellesley For more mformation, call Mar- and IIbranes get together for a general membership meeting got C Parker at 881-7126 ThIS year's meetmg was held in Franklin the Central Library's conference Opera at Parcells room Oct 7 Dr John Whntner, supermten- Savings MlcllIgan Opera Theatre mem- dent of schools, attended and ex- bers mtroduced Parcells students Essay winner pressed appreciatIOn for the many • II to opera With theIr presentatIOn, Anna Francis of South High School was one of 175 students tasks the women perform Ronald "MuSIC Tells It Like It b " Tonks, director of personnel, was who performed at the Wayne County Intermediate School DIS- The hve members of the compa- also m attendance and presented INTEREST RATES AS OF: 10-15-86 trict's Fine Arts Festival Oct. 14 to celebrate the district's 25th ny sang a val'1ety of operatic the upcommg MIchIgan Invest- FINANCIAL INSTITuTIONS MONEY MARKET RATES' pIeces durlOg the 45-mll1ute anniversary. The festival was an extension of a student wntmg ment Program presentatIOn Cast members also contest in June where 13 out of 150 entrants were awarded for Highlights of the agenda m- Franklin Savings 5.65 answered questIOns about how their poetry, essays and short stories. Anna was a student at cluded executive ofhcer reports, Colonial Central Savings 550 they began theIr singll1g careers, Pierce Middle School when she wrote her essay about smok- update m reclasslflcatlons, and how often they pracllce and how ing and lung cancer. diSCUSSIOnson workshops and un- Comerrca 525 they prepare each performance IOn dues Empire of America 540 First Federal of Michigan 545 Christmas essay contest Mercy to have college for a day First of America 515 Mercy's faculty, and students can Hentage magazme will sponsor cepted Deadlme is Nov 1 High school students can learn Manufacturers 530 how to teach then computer to choose the tOPICSthat they are m- a Chnstmas essay contest for pub- FIrst prize IS $100 With $25 for Michigan National of DetrOit 530 lic and private high school students count calone& and get a taste at terested III The &eSSlOnSmclude honorable mentions Wmners will DIetetics, Busmess, Chlld Develop- m Grosse Pomte The tOPICIS the college hie on Fllday, Nav 14 at Notional Bank of DetrOit 525 be published m the December! Mercy College ot DetrOIt s College ment, Psychology, Nursmg and "SP1l'lt of Chnstmas " January Issue Standard Federal 530 Essays must he a nllmmum of For A Dav Pre.LdW ------SpeCial sessIOns on fmancml aid, 6o..eo 00 52 ~ dap.. .) l 750 words, maximum of 1,500 Mall entnes to Hentage "Spirit Speclal'se!:o::'lOns h om 16 dltlel rT ..., ml.r" depoe.. t IWUO e"l erll ... TOI career pIa :1I1mgand college onen- 00 lOWEll H ghar l a1e1 rnu'f be \"ord~ Stones should be typed, of Christmas" Essay Contest, ent curriculum!> \\ III be offered by a.o obe 10 Ie g9 depO$l$ tahon WIll also be avaIlable and double-spaced, but nea tIy prmted 20010 Nme MIle Road, St Clair or handwntten entnes WIll be ac- Shores, Mlch 48080 tours of the campus Will be offered Parents are tnvlted to attend and SIt m on the programs. $10,000 $50,000 $100,000 YWCA to offer acting classes Maire The event begms at 8 30 a m \IOi\EY FUi\O :-"101\t:l'FUi\O },IOi\EY FUND WIth regIstratIOn and a com- durmg whIch evplece may be pre- 00 The YWCA of Metropohtan De- phmentary breakfast The ses- 11o to pared to be presented to parents rededication 5,85 6.01°0 5.90°0 6.06°0 6.00 6.1 trOit WIll begm a new dramatic \Illll 1..Ih 11\1 sIOns start at 9 15a m and run un. \111 II II Lilt I \t \llIIti I ~ th '\ I t and other mterested partles Both \1111 \ t llll ~\, r\!\l\U 1\ arts program for children and lIt llll,\ \llllU 1\ III r I I ~ 1\ h12' 30 P m WIth a break for lunch ,,, I I There Will be a rededicatIOn \ ,,1<1 h to.. 1'..11 \ "IJ r teens, offered m cQ,oPRr.a~lOnWith classes wlllmclude a theater field at noon AdmISSIOn IS free to par- hi ... ceremony and receptIOn at the DetrOit RecreatlOn Depart- trip. ents and students, a buffet lunch The cost for each class IS $20 Maire Elementary School Sun- ment, Wayne State Umversity and sundae bar is $3 50 per person. Registration mformation is avaIl- day, Oct 26, from 1 to 4 p m Theater and the Southeast MichI- For mformatton or early regls- TAX DEFERRAL OR INCOME able through the YWCA of Metro- gan Arts Forum The public IS lI1vlted trahan, call the AdmISSIOns Office pohtan DetrOit, 961-9220, ext 16, The classes WIllbegin Nov 8 and at 592-6030 01 I"~~,~~:; run through Dec 20 and will be and the Southeast MIchIgan Arts 10 klll MONTH Forum, 898-6340. held at the downtown branch of the t '-Ilmpll Imtrc..'" YWCA 6 6 12 C.D. The mstructors are knowledge- COMPULSIVE EATERS • DEFERRED • INCOME able 111 workmg WIth chIldren and Monthly check ma, be teens, m deSIgning and preparing BRIGGS MUSIC STUDIO • Free yourself from addlc11ve Interest paid at maturity, PUNCH & JUDY BUILDING ta'\able April 15, 1988 Issued or remvested to a total dramallc expenence, and dependency 15 KERCHEVAL - GROSSE POINTE FARMS • Discover new ways to cope anorhcr Frankhn Savmgs have impreSSive actmg creden- Account ANNOUNCES • Learn to feed the hungry tials Ihhrll l of Sl ()()J lr mOf(. LlmlfuJ 11m... 0(( ...r Elf!) ",ati,Jra\.'-ll "Uh)Clt [0 pt"nalt" James Faulkner IS the dIrector Fall Enrollment for new plano students IS now In progress child Within you • Overcome feelings of of the Afro-Amencan StudIO The- Temporarily due to bUilding renovation there may not be A,~ About Our Olhcr Full Scn IlC ProdULlS helplessness _ ..... ater and has been active m drama an answer at • Small therapy groups now 20247 Mack Avenue m the DetrOIt area for many years the musIc studio phone number forming _ ".-_e- He ISa graduate of MIchigan State 882.5680 Grosse Pomte Woods • $15 per session ~- -.._- Umverslty m teleVISIOn and thea- The alternate number to call IS • $25 Initial interview 881..5200 ter 886.7019 for Information • IndiVidual therapy also 26336 Twelvc Mile Rd • Southfield Roosevelt Johnson, a profesSIOn- available (At Norrhuestem Htghway) (313) 358.5170 al actor. has performed With such • Female therapist, groups as the AttIC Theater and MSWICSW Wayne State Theater, as well as appeanng m TV commercIals 886.1792 The Creative Drama Class is deSigned for chlldren ages 8-11, and IS a baSIC mtroduction to creatIVity, use of Imaglllation and *1 355 FISHER RD. 882.5100 acting The class stresses the proc- IJ, ess of makmg theater, rather than EXPERIENCE IS THE ONLY ISSUE ... STEMPIEN HAS MORE ~ OPEN 8 to 530 pm DAilY, Wed tll Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER SALE the product PRICES Teens between 12and 18years of TRIAL EXPERIENCE THAN ANY OTHER JUDICIAL CANDIDATE! IN EFFECT I age can enroll for the actmg class, • 15 Years as Pracllclng Allorney. 14 Years SpeCial Asslslanl Atiorney Generill OCT 23• • Prosecutor 17th District Court. Wayne County CirCUli COllrl Mpt' alar CFARMScfMARI(lIT 24 & 25 ENDORSED BY THESE ORGANIZA nONS -+- • Wayne County Deputy Sheriff <; FENCE • Michigan Trial Lawyers AS<;Ocl;ltlon • De1rolt Free Press & Observer New~parrrs WHljEEHFISH IM:a~r:~D ~i~ip $398 COF~~~~~R~~~E Paid lor by Committee to Elect Gregory J SlemplCrl INSTALLATION FILLETS .~ BOilED HAM STEAKS • LB HENS & REPAIR NOTICE OF ABSENT • WOOD VOTER'S BALLOT S2.1g~/L $2.98LB~~~::MLT~~~$1.1~,. • CHAIN LINK For The • VYNYl COATED GENERAL ELECTION U.S. SENATE 9 CANADIAN SPANISH ARTICHOKE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL To Be Held On BEAN IlVes' KIPPERED TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1986 HEARTS S,.EYE - SOUP CAT FOOD $ HERRING RegIstered quallfted electors m the City of (;ro""'l' }'ollltr { 11\ of (,I o...... C' CAN 81• 29 8110 COUNT 882-;1650 Pomte Park, City of Grosse Pomte f<'drm", ('II \ of (,Ill""(' I'oml(' \\ OO(]<., the TownshIp of Gro%e POinte and Ih!' 1 own"llIp of Llkr \\ 110 c'\pre! to $1.59"" 20% OFF 1.49'"01 be absent from the CIty or Town~hlp or who ar!' eonfll1('o to horn!' or ho"pltill by Illness or dlsahlhty or ar!' 60 yrar, of ag!' or mOIl Ill,,\ 110\\ ,Ippl\ fOI IDAHO ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT NO SIT" APPLICA'1 f(J\~ ( ,,\ HI': A( EVIAN \\'IIE HAWAIIAN CEPTED AFTER 200 pm, ~atllrday \lO\!'mhrr 1 I'lHl> Applll .1111111" must be madc pnor to '>ueh llmc at till' \!UI1II Ip.1l (lItll I'''' BAKING SPRING WATER PAPlllON FRENCH PINEAPPLES FROM FRANCE TABLE WINE PElLED T. W. KRESSBACH PAMELA J KONDZIOLKA POTATOES City Manager.Clty Clcrk ('11\ ( Jerk ('11\ of (010"'1' !'ol1ltr 1',lIk City of Gro,>~e Pomt!' I' , ' 51 89 81 29 WHITE OR RED CORED lIll5 ,)llOO 1122 1>200 8l: 8AG • 1 tiTER 85 • 69 I 5 LITER 81 • 69 EA CHESTER E. PETERSEN RICHARD G SOLAK CIly Admmlslralor City C1!'rk ('I" ( lerk CIty of Gro~s(' POIntc Wood~ ('iI\ of (.ro""!' 1'00ntr 1.11111' 1412445 !\fri flfjO(l BANANAS CABBAGE ROMAEINECAULIFLOWER JAMES T. WRIGHT RICHARD F. FOX Township Clerk 'I 0\\ n~hlp ( krk Grosse Pomte Town~hlp Lakr TOV.lhhl P C 881-656') Rill (,')(;') ~ Jsf:oo 19 79C~~ $1~~;..~\~ Pllbh~hl'd OP" 10/23/H6 & )(1/10/"" LB. .\ Thursday, October 23. 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Elghteen-A 1 Lauve Vote! November 4th for (ContilllH'd from Pagr 161\) Stanley T. Grot He added that It was Kellv's vote that passed the lIlcome 'lax m- Look, Mom Republican crease Lifting a mighty big pump" "He'll have drtful ways 01 dodg- kin with no visible strain is U.S. Congress 14th District 109 that, but Ills waf> the one vote 10-year-old Jason Wilkenczy that counted Pa<1 101 by Ii l ( III tiel Ill! IfLI Siall e( T Gro\ lerrJnce P (lISE'fl.,111 IH'as.urer 28679 R/an Rd Wamm M14S092 "I thmk one look at the City of of the Park, and below, lust DetrOit tells you that he (Kelly) shopping around, is 5-year- hasn't accomphshed anythmg " old Richard Marsh of the Lauve sees hlm~elf as a "boat Farms. The occasion was rocker" He smd the legislators m the pumpkin sale sponsored office are more concerned With by the Teacher-Parent Guild makmg deals that solidify their at St. Pa~ School over the po\\er than makmg waves that get weekend. thmgs changed He said Michigan's gdsohne tax IS among the highest in the nahan, and yet, MIchigan has roads filled \~Ith potholes Photos to~ B n f--m I I t l- ..It Just goes on and on," he said "The mcome tax would not have been rolled back had It not been for the recall effortf> of the legislators ~nd the go'. ern or ," L3uve "'~1d >. "The Democrats thought they had control of the Senate for four years, and the recall of the sena- tors changed that" He sees state and local govern- ment havmg many problems, and suggests thmgs could get worse be- fore they get better "I think we're lucky It IS not I"FRAHK'swi"EHER"SHOPl worse than It IS," he saId "The n "A QUALITY MEAT SHOP" n leaders of Michigan have done 2 B/ks. N. of 10 Mile nothmg It IS not gomg to change U 25300 E. JEFFERSON - U for another 10 years If you have the 35 YEARS 775 1991 PHONE ORDERS OF SERVICE • ACCEPTED same people III power." Lauve holds a bachelor of CUT INTO STEAKS OR ROAST sCience degree from the Umversl- I ty of MIchigan m aerospace en- LB. gineermg He IS currently em- ~ ::EC::L;ENDERLOIN $3.99 ployed as an engmeer WIth Gener- al Motors BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST • LB. ~ He was a helicopter pilot With ~2.99 the U.S. Army III VIetnam III the LB•• 1st Infantry statIOned III Saigon III Stuffed Center Cut PORK CHOPS $2.49 1967 and 1968 READY TO BAKE He has tWice been a RepubhC'.m preclllct delegate HOMEMADE MEAT LOAF • 21/2LB. AVG. $1.69 LB. Lauve said he would take a leave of absence If elected state senator PORK SAUSAGE LINKS $2 49 _ n - Peter A Salmas .. FOR BREAKFAST •••••• • • • LB. U II1Credf>ef>dved the sta te from a fis- slty's political science department, ~S~~~~IENERS LB. ~ Candidates' forum and IScurrently an adjunct profes- :~~~~~$2.59 I cal Cllf>l~" sor at the UllIversity of DetrOit and , There Will be a candIdates' fo- Kf>lIv.% '" rndrned and has two FRESH LAKE SUPERIOR $2A9 1iiiIIfA Mercy College. rum for Wayne County commis- Kelly c1111dren He lidS a bachelor of arts WHITE FISH FILLETS. • • •• LB. ~ He was elected state senator III I degree III educatIOn With honors sIOn candIdates at the Pierce FROM GROUND CHUCK .. (Continued from Page 16A) from the Umverslty of Michigan, 1978, and senate maJonty whip in n n Middle School audltorJum Tues- l"ebruary 1979 He ran an unsuc- day,Oct 28,at7'30pm Thefo- "It was the most awesome deCI- 1972 He has a master's III public ad- u HAMBURGER •••• 10LB. BAG $1.29 LB. ----;..-- U mllllf>tratlOn from Wayne State cessful bid for U S Congress In the rum Will be sponsored by the sion I had to make, and It was liter- 14th Dlstnct m 1980 He was re- League of Women Voters of ally me that had to make the deCI- Um verslt,r. and a law degree from BREADED OR PLAIN $1 99 ~ DetrOIt College of Law He was an elected to the senate Nov 2, 1982 VEAL CUTLETS ••.•.•.••••.••••• • LB. Grosse Pomte and DetrOIt sIOn In a poll we took latel 70 per- - Peter A Salmas p 14- HI"; H. II 4. H. HI" rc cent of the respondenb saId the tax mstructor m Wd \ ne State Umver- ~ ". Sure, there are a lot of • places you could go to work out But there's only onehea~hdubcha~that has earned the right to be • the offiCialtraining center of the NFL players VICTanny At VICTanny,you'll get • everything you need to make your body bigger, faster, stronger The most advanced equipment by • Nautljus~ Unlversat~ Keiser' and Llfecycle~ And the latest faCIlities, Including Olympic-style Mark GastIneau pools, Indoor logging • tracks, separate and 5-Tlme NFL All-Pro cooed workout areas, whirlpools, and fTlore • These are your final days to get 2 years of membership for the price of I. so hurry JOin VieTannytoday If It lNOli ~ / Hurry offer ends soon I , // • _q __ .. _. - .. -.--~~-~ - - ...... ------." T -....- Page Nineteen-A Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Fire damages What's on Cable Man arrested MAINTAIN A list or programs on Grosse Pointe Cable this week A St. Clair Shores man was ar- INDEPENDENCE City house Thursday, Oct. 23 rested and charged with Interfer- A fire broke out in a condomin- • 5 P m - "Local Hunting and Fishing" (11) 109 With a police officer In the per- ium on Charles Street in Grosse • 5 30 P m - "The Job Show" - From the Michigan Employment SecUrity formance of his duty Saturday, AT HOME Pointe Oct. 16 when an electric CommiSSIOn. () 1) Oct. 18, following a traffiC stop. ASSISTED "lIh a dedlcated Kelly homemaker, • 5.30 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) home heallh aide, live-In companlon, blanket malfunctioned No one was According to Grosse POInte LIVING'" or nllrse who cares for someone home at the time • 6 P m - "Sports View Today" - Host Bob Page (II) Shores police, the man, Ernest you love A second and third alarm were • 6 P m - "VOICes" Sl Joan of Arc Magazme (8) Muzzln, 55, was pulled over after SERVICES • 6 30 P m - "The SOC Show" - ServiCes for Older CItizens, hosted by Robert a brief chase Shores police had N issued because of the possible dan- Booth Tomght Dr Mark Weber of the Grosse Pomte War ASSISTED LIVING PROGRAM ger to the adjoining apartments, Memonal 00 spotted Muzzin allegedly speeding A personal 10 home servlce tailored to IOdlVlduaJ needs Kelly carefully screens public safety officials said. • 7 P m - "Pulling Together" - "Alternatives to Addiction" - Tomght Eu- III his vehicle on Lakeshore Drive The man did not stop hIS vehicle and ~dccts lhl:' right person for your speCifiC SllUallon, whether II'S hghl By the time fire trucks arrived, gene Schoener from WSU Medical School and Robert Bota, Mount houseket'plOf, personal cart' or profeSSional nurslOg servIces flames were visible III the second Carmel Hospital (II) untll he was very near to hiS 8t 7 days a week. 24 hours a day, insured and bonded floor and smoke was coming out • 7 30 P m - "Grosse Pomte Cable News" - People, places and personali- Clair Shores reSidence Once he under the eaves. The fire started ties m Grosse Pomte and Harper Woods With newscaster Teresa got out of hiS car, he was verbally CaUfor a free assessment b} our registered nursing supervisor. under the bed, burned through the Tomeo Tomght Susan Khngbell, Umted Foundatlon (11) abusive to the officer and pushed • 7 30 P m - "Harper Woods HIghlights" (19) floor mto the dmmg room ceiling the officer out of hii'>way tWIce, ac- lilt-l o>n.t Emplmmt'nt • 8 P m -' 'Dollars & Common Cents" - Host Leonard Wltulskl and guests (JpponurHIH"~ wtll,JfH 884.8461 and into the waIl WIlldiSCUSSfInances from the taxpayer's pomt or view Tomght cordmg to the report FIrefighters cut a hole In the roof aulo repaIr (II) After being adVised that he to ventilate the house The fire was .8 30 pm - "Johanna Gilberlintervlews" - Tomght Art m the School With would be arrested for mterferlng under control withm an hour guests Inge Vincent and Lee O'Bryan (I1) With a pohce officer, the man al- There was smoke damage Daytime programming legedly continued to be uncooper- throughout the house, according to Monday through Friday ative the report, but water damage was • 930 a m - "Fitness Express" (11) After being forCibly handcuffed, confmed to the Immediate area of • 10 a m -"Johanna Gilbert InterViews" (J I) Muzzin allegedly became more the fire .1030 a m - "Wayne County" (1) abusive and refused to get mto the • 11 am - "Pulhng Together" (Ill squad car The man had to be YOUR • 11 30 a m - "Practical Astrology" (I1) forced mto the vehicle HOSTS • 12 lJ III - The ;,uC Show \ 11) Tips for wonlen He was brought to the statIOn, JOHN • 12 30 P m - "Grosse Pomte Cable News" (Ill & KATHY • 1 P m - "Sports View Today" (Ill and later released on $100 bond Women on the go need to be KENNEDY streetwise when travehng to and • 1 30 P m - "Dollars & Common Cents" (I I) • 2 P m - "Chaplm Theater" (II) Pdrkmg from work and other activities to In Rear aVOid becommg the Victim of • 2 30 P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" (11) Services for blind .330 P m - "Young Vlewpomtes" (IJ) crime. The Library for the Bhnd and PERCH SANDWICH A violent cnme is committed Monday, Oct. 27 PhySICally HandICapped serves in- somewhere in the United States ev- • 4 30 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspective" - Hosted by Wilham Lu- diViduals who cannot use conven- ery 24 seconds - the hme it takes cas (I I) tional prlllt matenals because of to watch a television commercial. • 5pm - "Fitness Express" - Look good, reel great, Improve your overall physical limItations. They are one These horrifying crimes are not health (Ill • 5 P m - "FaIth 20" - Hosted by Dr Joel Nederhood (8) of the authOrized outlets for U S confined to metropoli tan areas. • 5 30 P m - "Michigan Journal" - Host Spencer Abraha'rTI, chaIrman of Library of Congress Talking Books they happen everywhere the Michigan Republican Party, Will diSCUSSupcommg events on records and cassettes While nothing IS foolproof, the of the Michigan Repubhcan Party (Ill Books and playback equipment National Safety CouncIl says there • 6 P m - "Practical Astrology" - Host Rich Mllostan Will diSCUSSwhat the are mailed postage-free to eligible are measures women can take to stars hold for you (111 persons who have registered for be safer on the streets and when • 6 30 P m - "Chaphn Theater" - Old claSSIC" rrom the master of comedy the service. Readers receive a using public transportation. Incon- (11) catalog called "Talkmg Book junction with National Safety on .7 P m - "Young Viewpoinles" (11) Topics" which contams reviews of • 7.30 P m - "The Game ofthe Week" - GrossePomte Cable TV will present the Streets Week, to be observed high school football Tomghl: BIshop Gallagher vs. Brother new books m both dISCand cassette Oct. 26-Nov. 1, the council offers Rice (II) format along with order forms active women the followmg safety • 9 P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" - Your ticket to entertairunent, with a week- The librarian is ready to assist tips: ly look at current movies along With an up-to-the-mmute hstmg readers by selecting books by au- • Try not to travel mto un- Hosted by Michael Chapp and Tru Love. (II) thor, tItle, or subJect; or by an- familiar areas, especially at night. • 10 P m - "Some Semblance of Samty" - Host Gary Thlson will brmg you swering reference questIOns They • When on trams, buses, plat- the hghter Side of hfe (11) are equipped with a TDD hne forms or In taXIS, do not sleep or Tuesday, Oct. 28 which allows the hearmg Impaired become overly involved 10 reading • 5 P m - "Local Huntmg & Flshmg" (11) to transmit and receIve typed com- materials Sit close to the driver • 5 30 P m - "The Job Show" (II) munications via the telephone when using public transportation, • 5'30 P m - "The Savmg Word" (8) lines I and avoid sitting by eXits where a • 6 P m - "Sports View Today" (II) Persons wIshmg to regli'>ter for purse snatcher can make a qUick .6 pm - .'VOIce:;," (8) Talkmg Book sel vice should ~all • 6 30 J} m - "The sac Show" (11) getaway. • 7 P m - "Pulling Together - Alternal1ve to Addiction" - The series IS 244-0580 Arrangements for the sel - • Whether driving 01' using pub- aimed at provldmg options for persons depended on drugs and al- vice can also be made by mall hc transportation, it IS a good idea cohol Tonight Richard Hogan, M D , Mount Clemens Hospital, Send mquines to the Library for to let family or friends know what Mary Bndges, M D , Samantan HospItal. (Ill the Blind and Physically Handi- time you plan to arrive and what .7 30 pm - "Grosse Pointe Cable News" (II) capped, Downtown Branch Li- route you will use. • 7:30 pm - "Harper Woods HIghlights" (I9) brary, 121 Gratiot, DetrOIt, 48226 • Keep your car in good mechan- • 8 P m - "Dollars and Common Cents" (11) ical condition, and keep plenty of .8.30 P m - "Johanna Gilbert Interviews" - Tomght Kerby School Hal- gas in the tank. When out at night, loween (II) park your car in a well-lighted lot Wednesday, Oct. 29 or garage. Scout the lot for .4:30 pm - "Wayne County. A New Perspective" (11) stt!Wgers before,~ding to your • 5 p.m - "FItness Express" (Il) • 5 pm - "Faith 20" (8) car. ._<". .5.30 P m - "MIchigan Journal" (ll) • If your car does break down in • 6 P m. - "Practical Astrology" (II) a neighborhood where you feel un- • 6 30 P m - "Chaplin Theater" OJ) comfortable, stay in the car. If .7 pm - "Young Viewpomtes" (IJ) someone offers to help, give him or • 7 30 P m - "The Game of the Week" (ll) Daytime, Evenings and Saturdays her a quarter to call a friend of • 9 P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" (1) yours. If the people offermg help • 10 p.m - "Some Semblance of Samty" (11) Carol J. Quinn, seem threatening, tell them that All programs are subject to change without notice help is already on the w.ay • If, while driving, you think V.V.5. someone is following you, drive to a police statIon or a busy area - Joan M. .rewis, do not go home You do not want WHEN YOU'RE AT , an assailant to know where you V.V.S. hve. • Do not carry a gun or kmfe. EASTERN MARKET Gentle 'Dentistry • Dangerous weapons often end up 17200 Mack Telepho'le m the hands of an attacker. STOP AT near Cadieux 881-1231 Two cars taken lwi )~ ..~ • COMPLIMENTARY Hors d'oeuvres Two cars were reported stolen in IV.va the City of Grosse Pomte last DAILY 4.6 p.m. week Both were parked m pubhc parking lots Neither was recov- • SPECIAL DRINKS DAilY ered, accordmg to police reports. IN THE HEART OF *A HOUSE SPECIALTY EASTERN MARKET 200z Porterhouse Steak If you put a drop of vodka on a 2460 MARKET Alaskan King Crablegs scorpIOn, it Will writhe frantlcally Detroit 393.1711 ALL YOU CAN EATI and then sting Itself to death Wayne County Circuit Court CAYMUS MONDAVI FETZER • FISHER • BURGESS • A BALANCE OF KNOWLEDGE, EXPERIENCE AND INTEGRITY • • • Z Practrcmg Anorney Wayne County CommiSSioner ( 79-(2) Arbrtralor - Vice Chairman (1982) n ..... Publrc Safety & JudiCiary Comm ~ Lecturer Detro II College of Law - Crrmlnal Justice System 6 Z Coordinating CounCil en :;:) J 0 (Cum Laude) MULIER'S MARKET o Unrversily of Notre Oame - V,ce.Chairman Sub-Commlltee c B A Govemment Re Court Reorganization c 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE PARK :E MOi'lDtW S.'I.TLJRDAY800T0600 822-7786 ~ o= EST 1937 Z U; "An Impressive Seleclion of foods in a Relatively Small Place" C2 • a.. • CHOICE OVEN READY STOUFFER'S SALE FRESH en SIRLOIN SINGLE SERVING $149 LIMA en TIP 2 LASAGNA • SIDING c: ROAST $2 ! FALL LEAN CUISINE BEA"S1101 '11:0 w ;;! EYEOF CHICKEN ~ Q WORLD = ROUND 2 VEGETABLE $199 SPECIALS ::z: ROAST $2 ! VERMICELLI I"DI"" C2 Q-.... I ALUMINUM & VINYL ALUMINUM GUTTER~ , FETTUCINI RIVER :: VI NYL I ~ BOTTOM $129 I Heavy Duty - Available In 10 16 • ALFREDO SID IN G m ROUND RUBY RED - < I 20.25' 30' & 35' 9 I lengths 11 colors 69"V' ROAST $1 !. GRAPEFRUIT Z • NEW'TEM 3 FOR 99( • i sWhlte & cOlors SID ING I.:.""'b~P,..HU"ll8torm 0..:i = STUFFED BONELESS ~ FLANK I Seeond_ 95 Wh't _ 5/5 I I Croll Buck Door I Closevuts per I e ~V. 95 White • Z STEAK $2 C) '''UH 69 ' I Limited Quantities ------'-' I J Comple1e wlth hardware I ~ _D"_fU_'H_O __ ---La-. PLAIN $129 '''OH YOGURT QUART I~- SHINGLES ultomTrlmAvaUebie I • PICKEREL $479 FROM SCOTLAND II~ $1895 $3295 Bring In ,our musurementa end I FILLETS La. WALKERS ~~'/) per w. will cuetom rtt Jour trim, ~ PURE BUTTER SHORTBREAD I All Color. Carry sq ~er ANY COLOR. ANY SHAPE SWEET IRoo! "'l no' 'Va 'hle '1' ,t ,,,,,'1 co q G P N. ~ WHITEFISH $279 98QS30Z.PKG. POTATOES ~ FILLETS La. Robert Sarrau r- SAY $5 BEAUJOLAIS C Ie2~TR~!1.Rd11!9~Adr P~o!!A~ ~J:1~ 49 99 LI I Dettott~ 482304 ... Clio, MI4I42O • WattrfOrd," ~~1(1~ , i; SCALLOPS U1. $3 750 ML 29 I .1-2102 887-4730 '" '{ \ Thursday, October 23, 1986 Page Twenty-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS McNamara, Murphy compete for county executive seat slipped back again." ture to help bail Wayne County out hy a veteran of the U.S Navy and from Parsons ~olleJ.e. He al~ at. McNamam Murp served In World War II. He tended the Umverslty of C~cago McNamara said he holds an "I'm not gomg to be a renegade Robert Murphy, Repubhcan ~an- received a civil engineermg degree and the Armed Forc~ Inshtute. Edward H McNamara, Demo- and fight the party, but they don't Ideal job as mayor of Livoma - dldateforWayneCoun~yexecubye, from the University of Maryland Murphywasaprecmctdeleg~te cratic candidate for Wayne County $72,000a year working for a pleas- own me and they don't direct me " executive, said, If he ISelected, top said the most pressmg Issues facmg and a B.A m American history for18years,a~~mberof~eWhlte ant, supportive commumty with a Wayne County, he pointed out, IS pnorIty items are economic de- Wayne County are moral and so- House Commission on Agmg, the lot of growth and potential. He's the thIrd largest county m the na- clal not economic. White House Conference on Hous- \ elopment and a vanety of house- had no opponent in the last three keepmg chores to Increase the ef- tion, With 43 cOmmUnities, 2 3 mll- "EconomIc dIsorder follows the ing, and the White House Commis- mayoral elections, he saId. "But hon people, 620 square miles of socIal and moral chaos," he said in sion for a balanced budget. fiCiency of county operations It's time to move on I'm runnmg land, community leadership and a a prepared statement. "The prm- $ He was elected to the IS-member Wayne County ISnot In competi- for Wayne County executive be- tIOn .;.,Ith the city of DetrOit, he tremendous potentlal- even With clpal problems are rooted in a Downtown Citizens Distnct Council cause It'S a challenge Its Inner city crime problems said, but he'd hke to create more breakdown m the foundatIOn of fa- (now defunct) and served from "My campaign is passive I have Wayne County has underdeveloped mlly life and m the home 1980-1984. Jobs and a better tax base wlthm no allegiance to anyone - not to areas, land that hasn't been "The county IS m a mess," he He commen~ed cu:r~nt Wayne the county by attractmg manufac- the umons or to the Democrats, turmg, new hotels and motels - properly utilized, he saId said County Execuhve Wl1ham. Lucas although 1 am committed to work Hesald that, contrary to popular for raising some important ISSUes, even entlcmg Japanese hrms mto hard m Wayne County for the McNamara has been mayor of the area Livonia for 1612 years He ran for belief, the government has an Im- but he added that most W~yne governor's re-election and 1 do portant role m reversmg thIS proc- County employees are overpaid for County operations would be Im- need the governor and the leglsla- state senator m 1965,for lieutenant proved With a personnel review governor (WIth Sander Levm) m ess, smce the government also the amo~nt of ~ork .t~ey do. The committee, and by placmg total 1970,and for Wayne County execu- played a part m getting mto the commlsslOne~ ~Itlons ~houJd responsibility for department tive m 1982, lOSIng m the pnmary mess not be a full-hme Job, he said. budgets m the hands of the depart. to Lucas, who was then a Demo- If he ISelected, he would work to Murphy said he would acce~t no ment heads "I call thiS 'bottom- crat 1mprove com mumca tlOns ~tween salary if he is elected. '.'I'd consider hne budgetmg,' " he said "It McNamara has been a member the Wayne County executive and It a CIVicduty," he said. makes profeSSIOnals mto responsl- and chairman of a vanety of state the commiSSIOn He'd temporarily _ Margie Reins Smith hl(' m~m"g('r<; ~<; w",11 " and local boards includmg chair- freeze hiring of new Wayne County Robert Murphy man of the Tn-County Mayors' As- employees He'd fmd out where McNamara would also correct SOCiation, preSident of the MIChi- every Wayne County dollar is go- some out-of-hne salaries "The m- gan Mumclpal League, preSident mg Maire schedules week of festivities equitIes are not all overpayment," of the Michigan Conference of Murphy ISan engmeering consul- The LeWIS E. MaIre School In staff and administration on Satur- he said "Some people are grossly Mayors. He was appomted to the tant He also works on variOUShous- Grosse Pomte kicked off its 50th day, Oct. 25. underpaId" Current Wayne SEMTA board m 1977, and served mg development projects for low in- Countv Executive William Lucas anniversary celebration with a bal- A rededication ceremony and on the adVisory council of the come and medIUm mcome fami- loon launch Oct. 20, beginning a reception will take place Sunday, began' some reorganizatIon that Metropolitan Affairs Corporation lies, such as the Clement Kern Gar- made sense, he admitted, but these week of activities for the students Oct. 26, from 1 to 4 p.m. m 1981 He received the DetrOit den Townhouse development m and the commumty . 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"This IS tensive ther3PY in certam mdlVIduals with a pre an adjuct to therapy. It's like ~lco- In a SOCIety that says you can't dispoSItIon, the OPIOIdsreleased by holism or heroin addictIon. You be too nch 01' too thm, anorexia the weight-loss process may cause must get off the drug before ad- nervosa IS on the rIse and a kInd of addiction dressing the psychological prob- researchers and therapists have "They get hIgh on dietIng," Mar- lem" been lookmg for an answer to the razzi said. Luby and Marrazzi are working mystery of why young women MarraZZI explamed that OpiOids together on the problem from dif- starve themselves beyond any seem to be released by the brain in ferent angles. Marrazzi, as a phar- reasonable goal for a healthy dlE't response to a reduction m food m- macologist is domg the baSIC take, however, the same oplOids "science" research She IS doing may be released in response to an animal studies and hormone as- It's currently on the mcrease in food intake as well. says, looking for the mechanism of the opioids. Luby is working WIth rise. It has been es- "OverweIght may be opioid patients, following the clinical medIated as well," Marrazzi said culating for the past aspects of the research. The role of the opioids seems to 25 years. Currently be to regulate the metabolic re- The only problem is, they don't the emphasis is on be- sponse to eating, she explained. have any funding for the research "We think they have a dual role," proJect. ing thin. More young she said In response to starvatIOn, "The actual work IS going very girls are dieting to the OPIOIdsreduce the metabolism, slowly," Marrazzi said. "It's being allowmg the organism to survive done without funding." the extreme, then the longer Without eatmg. They also may increase the deSIre to eat, to Marrazzi and Luby are facing addiction kicks in. correct for starvation the "Catch-22" of research fund- -Dr. Mary Ann When a normal person doesn't mg. Without results, it is difficult eat, OpiOids are released to make to get a grant. Without a grant, it Marrazzi him hungry, as well as slow down IS difficult to get results. hIS metabolism for survival. "NIH (National Institute of Dr. Mary Ann MarrazzI, a In the abnormal system, the OpI- Health, the federal funding agen- Grosse Pomter and pharmacolo- Olds effect becomes "uncoupled," cy for health research) is not fund- gist at the Wayne State UmverSI- Marrazzi saId. The anorexic gets ing anything very innovative or ty MedIcal School, and Dr Elliot a good feeling from the oplOids and speculative rIght now," Marrazzl Luby, head of psychIatry at Harp- contInues dIeting, to continue the said. "We hope we can get fund- er Hospital, believe they may have "hIgh" ing through private sources." Dr. Mary Ann Marrazzi works on a set of assays In a laboratory at the Wayne State University Medi- found an answer Certain types of overeating dis- Marrazzi and Luby came togeth- cal School. Marrazzi is working on a project to tie anorexia nervosa to the release of opium-like com. "I want people to know that thIS orders may have the same cause. er to work on the anorexia project pounds in the brain during dieting. isn't a magical cure," MarazzI For example, the buhmic (binge through having known one-another saId "We're only m the prehmI- eater) may be eating to get the for many years. on being thin. More young girls are IIIthe femlmst movement A young mdividuals WIlling to donate mon- nary stages of research." same natural high "It's a good example of how dieting to the extreme, then the ad- girl today doesn't have enough role ey for theIr anorexIa research For MarraZZI and Luby are lllves- thmgs evolve through clinical and dIction kicks in Add to that the dis- models." mformahon on makmg a donahon, tIgating the effects of endogenous Working from the assumption tresses of figurmg out who we are Marrazzi and Luby hope to fmd contact Marrazzi at 577-1569 that anorexia is an addiction to the baSIC science," she said. "This oplOids, compounds sImIlar to project wouldn't have come from those responsible for the "runner's opioids released by dIeting, Mar- First Unitarian-Universalist Church plans Halloween Party , razzi and Luby ran a smp,ll case eIther branch of science alone. It's Halloween IS not just for kids. fIlm which spoofs all the old time musiC played by Count vanOesch- high" syndrome, on anoreXIC pa- the interactIon that brings pro- tIents study using a drug that blocks the Come to an adult Halloween Party, horror movies. The cast includes lager in the darkened church au- action of OP10lds, along with psy- grE;~s." Frida~, Gct ---3l,-3-p ffi.- at the Fii'st Vincent Price,Boris.Karloff; Peter "ditorium. .Costumea •. are - en- OplOlds are naturally occurmg Marrazzi"said she sees a real compounds with action simIlar to chotherapy The results were en- Unitarian-Universalist ChtU"ch m Lorre, Basil Rathbone and is couraged but are optional. Cost is need for research on anorexia. morphme or heroin, Marrazzi ex- couraging. Detroit's Cultural Center Festivi- guaranteed to tickle all the bones $8 per person; advance sale or plained Many long-distance run- The drug, naltrexone has been "It's on the rise," she said. "It ties WIll take place III the church of your skeletons The evening will reservation only, please Call the ners report experiencmg a eupho- used successfully m the treatment has been escalating for the past 25 basement, mcludmg food, enter- end WIth a concert of spooky organ church office, 833.9107 ria assocIated WIth heavy exer- of drug addICts. In the Luby- years Currently the emphasis IS tainment, and a full length feature ~E SHORE CLUB apartments and townhouses offer the extras that make life in a private community so desirable. One of the most sought after addresses in Detroit's eastern suburbs, The Shore Club provides a neighborhood fee Iing without the responsibilities of home maintenance. The private entrance to The Shore Club's beautifully landscaped grounds is staffed 24 hours a day for your security and convenience. Enjoy our private boat harbor, pool, club house, sauna, exercise room ... or just take 'a safe walk around our lovely grounds. A few apartments are presently available for rental. For leasing Information, please call Cheryl McCarthy or Pat Makowski at 775-3280. ShaeClub East Jefferson at Nine Mile Road St. Clair Shores ~-_.~------~ .. _----... Page Two-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 Jack-o-lantems have a long tradition attached 6ft. SERVE I MIDWEST How many Cucurbita Pepos will planting season. ing us are in full swing. I'5~ YOURSELF I ANTIQUARIAN be adorning your front porch this Your house plants should by now Two of the most popular among BOOK FAIR year on Halloween? Popularly The have ended their summer sojourn 18lhxll) COPIES l the 110listed In the AAA Michigan 25 Outstanding Dealers called pumpkins, these golden outside and be safely back in their 1986 Cider Mill Guide are Yates globes are members of the gourd Gardener's winter places indoors. If you have Cider Mill on East Avon Road at QHj.Clie FRIDAY, OCT. 24 family, as are squashes. an enclosed porch it is a good idea Dequindre with its old-fashioned & Called pompions by the earliest Shed to let them make the transition water wheel and the nature trails I'D) Printing settlers m this country, they were gradually from outdoors in indoors at adjacent Bloomer State Park to bQ;Copt ShoP SATURDAY, OCT. 25 among the chief food sources of the by spending a day or two in the explore; and the Cider Mill at 16900 Kercheval In The Village 9:30 am - 5:30 pm Indians, second only to corn as a Ellen porch midway. Rochester which displays among staple item, and were considered With the increased light and air Probert other attractions an antique fire 884.7990 Sponsored by the to be under the dommion of the circulation outdoors, summering engine and an old-fashioned pop- Friends of the moon house plants use abundant corn machine busy producing pop- The use of pumpkins as jack-o- mOISture and need frequent water- corn Detroit Publtc Library lanterns is an Amencan Idea, mg. When they come indoors again at in the fall their growth rate slows Another thing that's fun to do adapted from the lanterns which Main LIbrary had been made of hollowed out tur- and, correspondingly, so should and that fits right III with the har- 5201 Woodward nips in England since medIeval the watering. vest season of fall is apple picking. '80ROUM Stoney Creek orchards, among times, and even earlier than that i Grosse Pointe's many tree-lined Something for everyone- in Scotland and Ireland. others, has acres of beauflful ap- streets are beautiful in any season, NURSING HOME from the nostalgIa buff Halloween evolved from a Ibut fall is when the trees make ple trees all but bowed down with fruit. Pick your own from 10 a.m. 8045 EAS r JEFFERSON to the general reader. Scotch-Imh festival which dates to I their presence felt In a very active DEl ROlT, MICH pre-Christian times. The Festival way. The falhng leaves sometunes to 6 p m on any Saturday or Sun- of Samham, the god of the dead, seem a mixed blessing when leaf day. Bring your own baskets and For more information try not to eat as many as you put 821-3525 was held on Nov. 1, the first day of pumpkm patch you probably were rakmg becomes a major project QUALITY NURSING CARE Call 833-4048 the Celtic YC:lr L~ter, this w~s perturbed when all the first Leaves should be raked often. If In the baskets combined with the Christian feasts flowers fell off. You needn't have they are allowed to settle on the Gourds should be picked only of All Saints Day on Nov. 1 and All been, since these were all male lawn they will mat and smother when they are completely ripe or Souls Day on Nov. 2 flowers. The female pumpkin- the grass plants. they will spoil. The simplest way In medieval Britam, elves, producing flowers came later and, Now is the ideal time to start a to know if they are ripe is to twist fairies and ghosts were beheved to as you now know, all was well. compost pile using fall leaves. MIX the stem shghtly. If it is ripe and haunt the earth at thIS time and it Pumpkins sales abound in Oc- soil, fertilizer and lime with the frost is predicted you can cut them was customary to build huge bon- tober. Two notable ones recently leaves to ,increase the rate of lea vmg a two or three inch stem to fires to ward them off The early were presented by Grosse Pointe decompositIOn Avoid usmg leaves prevent rottmgand store them in jack-o-Ianterns were small con- MemOrial Church and St. Paul's from any diseased trees If you can a warm, dry place. tained "bonfires" to protect the School with great success. Composted leaves are not as house. Cool, crisp fall days seem to in- acid as it was formerly thought, Gourds are such versatile things Pumpkins come in all SIZesfrom spire a new surge of gardening en- the average PH being around 6 5, that every gardener really should ... when you're ready the newly-developed miniatures, thusiasm. This seems to be the or slightly on the acid side of neu- grow them. They can be made into to chouse so popular for holiday center- time to boast about the biggest tral. birdhouses, dippers, vases and pieces, to the county-fair-winmng tomatoes, the most succulent zuc- When you cut the grass for the wall or table decorations. They can giants. Pumpkin pie is only one of chinis and the most exuberant last time this year keep the lawn be painted any color and used in many ways they can be used as marigolds. height at about two inches. Short, centerpieces and dried flower ar- food. The Indian method of cook- Fall is one of the best times of erect grass blades resist flopping rangements. ing them was to slice off the top, the year for planting trees, shrubs which can lead to snow mold and But they have to be completely scoop out the seeds, pour maple and ground covers. Ground covers other fungus problems which will dry before you can do any of these syrup or honey into the cavity, such as ivy, pachysandra and myr- cause trouble in the spring. things and the way to be sure of replace the top and bake the whole tle and euonymous are all very Many perennials may still be this is to hang them in a dry, very thing. Adding butter and salt and hardy in thIS area and are basi- divided and transplanted, and now airy place such as a stair well, un- then scooping out mdlvidual serv- cally maintenance-free needing is the time to plant pansies and til they are very brittle. The skin ings with a big spoon IS the fmal only occasional feeding and water- primrose for early spring color. should be so dry it is hard and you ing. If yo u re conslden ng step. Hayrides and cider mills are can't dent it with a fingernail. If cosmetic surgery you Incidentally, Halloween pump- Many people prefer to transplant popular in this transitional season the gourd is completely dry it will need the best profes- kins keep best if they are picked trees and perennials at this time of of the year. The Lakeville Riding not only be hard but will be light- Sional adVice before mak with a 1/2 inch stem. the year but it is well to remember Ing a deciSion At Apres Stable is a popular starting point weight and hollow. If any mold you can expect thoughtful Pumpkins have separate male that October's end usually sees the for hayrides and the many cider forms while the gourds are drying profesSIonal counseling and and female flowers. If you have a first frosts which put an end to the mills in the countryside surround- wipe it off with rubbing alcohol. care Apres cosmetic surgery services are hospital afftliated at pnces that Will surprise you Call Ecumenical meeting scheduled now An Apres ASSOCIateWill explain I Garden Club News cosmetic surgery procedures and '1 f vited to attend. New rosters of A parlor meeting to benefit the profit educational organization arrange a VISit With one of our CliniC C SpecialiStS It s confidential and there s ounCI 0 council officers, directors, garden Ecumenical Institute for Jewish- designed to improve relations be- no obligation Christian Studies will be held at Grosse Pointe club presidents and representa- tween ChrIstians and Jews. It is Complete cosmetic surgery Garden Clubs tives will be handed out at this 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, in the only interfaith consortium servIces. InClUding meeting. the Franklin home of Irving and which deals concurrently with • Breast Enlargement. Breast Reconstruction As of Oct. 1, the Grosse Pointe V'll G d Cl b Barbara Nusbaum, hosted by the anti-Semitism, Jewish mistrust of • Breast Reduetlon • Suction Lipectomy Garden Club Council has changed I age ar en u Nusbaums and Archbishop Ed- (Fat removall • Abdomlnoplasty l'TummyTuck ) Christians, the Holocaust, Israel, • Full Face Lift • Upper Eyelid • lower Eyelid its name to CounCIl of Grosse The October meeting of the ViI- mund Szoka. the Middle East and other pressing • Nose Correction - Neck Surgery Pointe Garden Clubs lage Garden Club will be held on The by-invitation-only meeting issues affecting interreligious dia- • Ear Correction • Scar ReVISion The first fall meeting of the Friday, OCt. 24, at the home of Jac- will be addressed by the institute's logue. council WIll be held on Tuesday, queline Caskey, assisted by Betty director, Rev. James R. Lyons. He A minimum contribution of $250 . dct. 28, 9'30 a m at the Central Fox, Margie Brink and Madeline will speak on "The Progress of the IS required for admission to the ~ Ulbrary on Fisher Road All mem- Ternes. Following the luncheon, Ecumenical Institute." The Center for Cosmetic Surgery meeting For mformatiop, call Ute 300 RIVER PLACE. SUite 5400 bers at large, garden club presi- Myrtle Palmer from the Feder- The Ecumenical Institute for Gesme at the Ecumenical Insti- DetrOit MI 48207 dents and representatives are in- ated Garden Club will give a talk. Jewish-Christian Studies is a non- tute, 353-2434. CALL OUR TOll FREE NUMBER 1.800.34-APRES - 259-7048 PAINFREE DENTISTRY ~f'~) Vote! November 4th for starts with /~\1) ;r;».....! ftE TI 1:\' ~ P ft; VEN ON 1'\ JK.' '(I' \ \..;\ xl ~,JJI • )~ \ \..AI Stanley T. 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Auxlhary'~ "Henal~..,ance CUJ~me" cookbook There will al ..o be an "Elegant White Elephant" \\ Ith a ~electlOn of lamp!>, chandehel~, vases and other small furmture Item~ ApprOXimately 20 Item~ are Discover Reflection Free lenses scheduled to go on the blvLh ut thL fair's celebntv aucllon Some of the donated Items mclude an au- tographed drawlI1g from Free Members of St. John Hospital's Fontbonne Auxiliary gear up for this year's "fontbonnefair" held Press artist Jon Buechel, a at the Blossom Heath Inn in St. Clair Shores on Tuesday, Oct. 28, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Pictured makeover from Leon's Beauty in front of a hand-crafted dollhouse being raffled at the fair are, left to right, Patricia Ostosh of St. Salon 111 Grosse Pomte Farms and Clair Shores, president of the Fontbonne Auxiliary; Jane Buhl of Grosse Pointe, general chairman a date With local pop singer Atanas of the "fontbonnefair;" and Sister Verenice McQuade, SSJ, of Grosse Pointe Farms, director of the HItch auxiliary. Proceeds from thiS event Will go toward St John Hospital's cardiac The Blossom Heath Inn IS 10- south of 10 Mile Road the St John Hospital Fontbonne care program cated at 24800 Jefferson Ave., just For more informatIOn contact Auxiliary office at 343-3675. -Engaged Marco Island, Fla., and Pat Cran- Grosse Pomte Woods announce the stone of Bnstol, England A Nov engagement of theIr daughter, 15, 1986 wedding IS planned. Lisa Ann to Lawrence Edward The bnde-elect IS a graduate of Sully, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Grosse Pomte North High School Discover eyeglasses without dangerous glare. Sully of Warren A Sept 4, 1987 and Central Michigan Umversity weddmg IS planned With a bachelor of science degree Reflection Free lenses actually Improve your VISion You'll be The bride-elect IS a graduate of in business admmistratlon She is able to see clearly Without disturbing glare that's particularly dan- Grosse Pomte North High School an active partner in Personally gerous at night whether you're driVing In the ram or watching and the Umverslty of MichIgan Yours, a specialty shop In Marco teleVISIon you'll be able to see "reflecllun free .. With a bachelor of sCience degree Island. Fla. Reflection Free lenses actually Improve your looks. Now, In mdustnal and operatIOns en- The bndegroom-elect ISa gradu- others can look Into your eyes Without any reflections m bright gmeermg. She works With the ate of Langley College, Langley, office light or romantIc candle light. General Motors BOC Detroit England, with a degree III business Product Team studies. He is a commercial pilot The bl'ldegl'oom-elect IS a Naturally at graduate of Centerlme HIgh School Detroit Swiss Society Linda Trupp and Mark Lytwyn and the Umversity of Michigan The Detroit l)WISSSociety w1I1 With a bachelor of science degree celebrate its 118th anniversary m mdustrial and operatIons en- With a new flag dedication and Trupp-Lyt~vyn gineermg He ISemployed with the Cynthia Lemke dance on Saturday, Nov 1, at 8 Mr and Mrs Paul Trupp of General Motors Fleetwood Clark pm., at the German American Fla., and ErWIn Lemke of Grosse 19599 MACK, G.P.\\J. 882-9711 Harper Woods announce the en- Assembly Plant. POInte Woods announce the en- Cultural Center, 5251 E. 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Grosse Pomte North High School • I In 1984 and IS currently attendmg Macomb Commumty College She IS an admInIstratIve assistant for the First Title CorporatIon m DetrOIt to- DREAMY The bndegroom-elect ISa gradu- ate of Dearborn Fordson High 16&4.9~ School m 1981 and the UnIversity of Michigan WIth a bachelor of SLEEPWEAR sCience m electncal engmeenng UvtkV~ He IS an electncal engmeer for General Motors-Hughes Aircraft. sanw sero-tce& Torrance, Calil sanw~ &Une/~~ , Two soft silhouettes for warm, cozy comfort. ~.... \,.--,,--1l Winter evenings will be a \!' pleasure because you'll l~ '\ ~~ "' ~/!Ili{l 1)~ \/i ~ ,~_""'----.- be snuggled In soft. /"'1 \ ~\C brushed back satin ~ < 1: ~ , 16839 KERCHEVAL ~....~ / "IJ ~ , 882.5550 '-:-~V::J Sleepwear With a sleek. /" . , silky look outside and / Fine Furs a cozy linIng Inside {~ LIsa Ann Fikany Polyester/nylon/cotton \ '- ~~t ' "'. Fikany-Sui ly SPECIAL OF THE WEEK /(tf'."..) Pink,blue. w hIt e \ ' . Dolores and Jo<,eph Flkan~ of Gros~e POinte New<; Reader., ~ SIzesP-S-M-L \ .... ~... I Shown from collection ~ Long Nightgown, $40 AUTUMN HAZE MINK COATS Pajamas. $55 Regular) S-f,OOO no\\ S1,995 While they last! "cc our entire loJlct!lon of bcautlful. \ alue \\ I'>C fur,; IJ1 pctllc .Ind regular '>I/C'> fkpendahtllt\ Smce 1910 I I L I' Iii" 1,,1 r Jacobson's We welcome Jacobson s Charge Card or The American Express' Card Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday GROSSE POINTE Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday 885-9000 20487 Mack Avenue Oouglus A. Miy Robert D. ... FM H. Roll"'" Jr. Peter M. ~, ANN AABOA IIAMINGHAM ofAABOA"I EAST OA~NO AAPIOS ~ASllANsr"lO OAOSS~ POINTE JAC_SON _AlAM~lOO AOCH~Sl~A SAGI"~W TOlWO Grosse Pointe News Page Four-B Churches Thursday, October 23, 1986 Vatican library gets boost frOlll donations By Elsa Frohman 'Vhat is your favorite? What does the Vatican Apostolic Library in Rome have in common with the Grosse Pomte Public The Rev. Robert Curry Library? Both have active "FrIends" groups which raise Sl. Paul E\ angelical Lutheran Church money for the preservatIon and ex- panSIOn of their collections \\ hat I,,) our favonte portion of Bible SCripture? Is It one of your In fact, the American Friends of \\ ell kept secret" which you don't share? Or perhaps you have the VatIcan Library was modeled nc\ el thought of havlllg a favorite sCripture, or maybe you're not on the FrIends of the Grosse Pomte ..Jcqualllied enough yet to have that delight Library The AmerIcan FrIends I \Va" "harmg a portiOn of sCripture while vlslhng a parishioner was founded by Monsignor Francis III the hO"pltdl, when a lady III the next bed JOllled our conversa- X Canfield, who is now president tIOn She "aId that her faVOrite sCripture was Psalm 139 Because of the group. Canfield, rector of St ",lit: :'dlJ It \\ a:> hel faYUllle OUe I \'Id::> UIdWlI lu Il, dllU [lUlU thell Paul-on-the-Lake Church m Grosse 'ne\\ look' I found an understandmg of God who always knows Pointe, says he patterned the or- \\ here I am and IS always there to support me. ganization after the Grosse Pomte My felvonte psalm is Psalm 19 It speaks to me in three ways Friends ~roup. First. It "hares the majesty of God which speaks from the heavens Last Friday evening, the Ameri- \\ Ithout words Perhaps you have viewed a sunset, gazed mto a can FrIends of the Vatican Library clear mght bright With stars, or have been renewed by the sun- presented the Rev Leonard Boyle, "hll1e. and have been drawn closer to God A second way the prefect of the Vatican Library, P"almlst speaks to me IS hIS deSire to follow God. The revelatIOn with a check for $20,000, for new of God'" \\ III In the MosaiC Law IS lifted up as preclOus-"More to lightmg in the readmg room of the be de"lred are they than Gold." How precIous are God's laws and library. The presentation was promises to you? It helps me look at what I value m life, and I also made at a dinner held at the Edsel feel the p"almlst has shared hiS soul With me The final portion & Eleanor Ford House. In atten- of the psalm speaks a concern about what comes out of hiS mouth dance were major donors from the and the attitude of his heart We can all use a httle help m thiS area. Grosse Pomte area and surround- "Let the words of my mouth and the ing areas, who are initiating a Photo by Bert Emanuele meditatIOn of my heart week-long campaIgn to fmd $1,000 Anne Browning, Lorenzo Browning, mayor of Grosse Pointe City, and Sister Therese Tighe, chaplain be acceptable III thy Sight, donors for the library. at Bon Secours Hospital, were among the guests at the dinner given for the Rev. Leonard Boyle, o Lord, my rock and my prefect of the Vatican Library on Oct. 17. The American Friends of the Vatican Library presented "The Vatican Library goes back redeemer Boyle with a check for $20,000 for the library at the dinner. SharIng a faVOrite sCripture IS a way of sharing your faith. All to 1450," CanfIeld said. "It has one of us are more attenhve to frIends and family when we share the of the richest collections of was introduced to the Rev. Alfons "The Catholic Church is land- FrIends of the Vatlcan Library in- 'what' and 'why' of our faVOrItes So along with favorite colors, manuscripts in the world, includ- Stickler, who was then prefect of rich and cash-poor," Canfield said cludes Cardmal John Dearden, mOVies, songs and faVOrIte foods, share a faVOrIte scripture with ing the "Virgil Vaticanus," and the the h~rary. "It's an enormous problem to keep honorary chairman; the Most Rev. your loved one" You wIll fmd most people receptive and apprecia- "Codex Vaticanus," one of the "He told me about the severe up all those buildmgs. The cash Edmund Szoka, archbishop of tive of how God has touched your life through HIS word three oldest complete Bibles in limitations on funds," CanfIeld flow IS really thm. InflatIOn has Detroit, honorary president, the Three general gUidelines to remember. Greek. The library also has the said. Canfield actually got the or- really hit the Vahcan harder than Rev Alfons Stickler, former (I) You don't have to be a pastor to enjoy hearmg and sharing love letters of Henry VIII to Anne ganization started six years ago a lot of other organizatIOns" prefect of the library, Canfield, scnptUi es Boleyn and many other priceless Since then, the Ameflcan FrIends Attendees at last Friday's dinner president; Sister M. Claudia \2) You don't have to give three reasons why you like It best, and original documents. have solicited funds through mail mcluded Walter and Sandy Fisher, Carlen, vice president, Sister (3) you don't have to share first, if you ask the question of some- "The collection is superb," Can- appeals that have gone out natlon- Anne and Red Brownmg. Joan and Elizabeth J Flaherty, treasurer; one else field said. "Not as large as some WIde. Bruce Forrest, Mary Jane and Jim Anne Lemhagen, executIVe secre- One thmg ISfor sure, the tact that you have a faVOrIte scripture others, but it is a very precious col- "We have about 500 members O'Donnell, Anne and Leo Marx, tary; and others \\ ill bless someone lection. " nationally now," CanfIeld said Fay Buhl, Manlyn Lundy, Anne For mformation on donating to ThiS (o!tlllln is wntten on a rotating baSIS by members of the Canfield said the idea for the Though the Catholic Church has and Jim Lemhagen, Mr and Mrs the Vatlcan Library, contact Can- Glos"e POinte MlnlsterlQl AssoclQtion American Friends occurred to him a reputation of wealth, money is Emmett Eagen and Canfield. field at St. Paul-on-the-Lake, III 1968when he visited Rome and desperately needed fo!"the hbrary The Board of Directors of the 885-8855 What's happening at churches throughout our area St. Clare of Montefalco St. Paul School that persons interested can join at nier. For further informatIOn, call In (sl eep over a t church) , ends at 5 p m Table fees $30 per any time during the series. 881-3343. ChrIstmas Caroling, and a Taco single 8-foot table and $50 for two The Archconfratermty of St Arts, handl\vork and craft table Teacher Jacqueline Edmonds Tastmg Party tables Clare of Montefalco Will present its reservations are now bemg ac- conducted seminars, retreats, and St. 'James Lutheran Coloma I Country Craft Show and The mothers guidmg and helpmg Bazaar WI)) offer area artIsts cepted for Santa's Attic, a Bible~sses throughout Califor- St James Lutheran Church S41e on Saturday, Nov I, m the these young people were Nancy and exhibitors featunng hand ChrIstmas crafts fa If, sponsored nia.w recently moving to the youth group, The Thunderbolts Swartz, Mary Bonten, and Jean~' crafted'Items such as Chnstmas church SOCialhall, Mack Avenue at annually by St Paul Catholic Detroi ea. She is known for her (ages 5-7), chose the follOWing Nank villages, Amish clowns, Country \Wuttler. Grosse Pomte Park The School. The fair IS scheduled for caref , detailed examination of members to serve on tneir boara' wreaths, handmade baskets, entrance to the parkmg lot ISfrom FrIday and Saturday, Nov. 21 and the Scriptures, and seeks to teach Molly O'Meara, Brigit Soby, Deb- Assumption stained glass, hand pamted cloth- Mack Avenue The hours are from 22 Table mformation may be ob- her listeners how to apply Scrip- bie Rimbo, Duane Lemniger, Katy The Assumption Cultural Center mg, ceramIC Jewelry, pme ducks, 10a m to 5 pm, and admission IS tamed and reservatIons made by tural truths to everyday life. Thompson, and Elizabeth Bmder extends an mvitation to participate bread dough ornaments, qUilts, $1 calling 882-6631 The class meets each Wednes- Mike Nank w111be the treasurer m a Chnstmas Arts and Crafts A bake sale featurmg breads, ChrIstmas arrangements, toys and day morning from 9:45 to 11 a.m. Several weeks ago 16 Thunder- Bazaar scheduled for Saturday, stuffers. Luncheon, home baked cakes, cookies and other delecta- Bible class A nursery for all preschool age bolts went to Pine River RIding Nov 15, at the AssumptIon Cul- goods, pastrIes, Country Store and ble Items made by the ladles. Four weeks remain in the Bible children is provided, and a free Stable where they enjoyed a hay tural Center, 21800 Marter Rd , m Nostalgia Nook Will make this AdditIOnal mformatlOn may be class series "God's Formula for will offermg is taken. Grosse ride combmed with a bonfire, the communitIes of Grosse Pomte Bazaar a must on your Christmas obtamed by calling' JeSSIca, exhi- Peace," held at Grosse Pomte Pointe Baptist Church ISlocated at roasted hot dogs, and games Woods and St Clalr Shores shoppmg stops bitor director, phone' 343-0400, or BaptIst Church. The class IS non- 21336Mack Ave., in Grosse Pointe . Planned events for the future m- Doors open to dealers at 8 a m Call 779-6111for addltIonallnfor- the rectory office, 885-4961 denommatlOnal, and ISdesigned so Woods, eight streets north of Ver- elude a Pizzia-Vldeo Party, a Lock- and the public at 10 a m. Bazaar mation DON'T PAINT YOUR First English Ev. Lutheran Church ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr ~ CHURCH RADIATORS 20.li5 Sunmngdal~ Park Grosse Pointe Woods 884-5040 Wr, f sl,oam & hOI ,.aler ~~:"Groo;se POinte Woods. 88-1-1820 Easily Affordable WORSHIP "pr qr OJ radlalors are the WorshIp 9 10 & 11 00 a m Ace Radlalor 8 00 a m Holy Eucharist n {J'r ,II "nl healing Enclosures Sunday School - 9 30 a m sySICrT, 't e, are ugl\ & old .. PrOJecl heal QuI 010 the room 10 10 a m Choral Euchanst and Sermon. 'as~lCnr(j Pa n' draslrca y a~ Ihe. I vmg jevt>1 Paul F Keppler, Pastor Sunday School (Nursery Avallablel r('n JCe s ')PJ'rr q eft crency • Krep drapes wal S & ce I ngs Bruce Quatman, Pastor SERVICES Weekday Euchanst 9 30 a m Tuesday t~00n(,r ere CJS~ ps poor c eancr Reclor Roberl E. Nelly r .dl cr (j J(1)rs spl' craze • Br<'l: Illy yo Jr hQl11c [14 (j(.l.-onfor ('Dims) Su~an K Hock. as~oclate or nc"rr • 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran GRACE Lookmg For Friendship FHft Hf'dt EYlc1ency Cafalog Christ the King Lutheran and Bible Teaching? /{ HI }lor ~f'a' nq System Fac's UNITED CH'URCH OF CHRIST In J.-/( me rlCt Est matcs' 9 00 a m Sunday School & .-.,..~.'. Church arsco WrJle 01 Call Tell Free 881-6670 Kercheval at Lakepomle 35&4 B ue Rock Road C roo nnall Ot-IO 45247 10800-54307040 Adult Bible Classes _:t. 10 30 a m Famlly Worship • • 9 00 a m FamIly Worship Sunday School and Worship Grosse Pointe Congregational Preschool Opens In October . .; 10 10a m EducatIon for All IO 30 a m ',. 11 15 a m Worship and American Baptist Church Call Now 884-8090 Nursery IS prOVided 240 Chalfonle at Lothrop Nursery avaIlable 884-3075 Joseph P Fabry Randy S Boelter REV J PHILIP \\AHL RE\ ROBERT Cl RR) '>en Ing the community lor over 60 years Redeemer REFORM \ TION SUNDAY United Methodist Grosse Pointe Unitarian Faith Lutheran Church Dr Roy R Hutcheon, preaching Church Church t CHRIST CENTERED-SPIRIT LED Jefferson at Phlhp 822-2296 ~ 20571 Vernier Just east of 1-94 "Celebrating 20 Years ~~ 9 30 & 11 15 a m Services WHITTIER Sunday \Vorshlp - 10 30 a m Harper Woods in the Ministry" ." , .. 9 30 Church School 884-2035 Sunday School . q 00 a m Cnbroom both serviCes 10 30 a m Worship 11a m ServICe & Church School Prayer & PraIse Ilr RD' k lIutchl'Oll TOWERS Wed 7 30 P m 415 Burns Dr. 9 15a m Church School 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 Rev Don Llchtenfelt John Corrado, pastor Pastor Ronald W Schmidt Detroit. Michigan 48214 St. James Lutheran Church "on The Hill" PRESBrtERlAN :\1cMillan at Kt"rchl"val jolt a 1(1,11, j.eculte and ()ati()11Ii~ RI14-0,1l GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH 9.30 a.m ,000('tilt(Jnwnt !/!i{e ESTABLISHED 1865 Family ServICe 930am REFORMATION SUNDAY Sunday School mil/, 'Can You Be Too Religious?" llOOam Dr James R Carroll, preachmg 9 30 & 11 30 a m Worship Worship Service • Private rooms and Apartments 10 30a m Adult EducatIOn Speaker "a,tor (.eor/(e" ,,(heiler all WIth private baths WIlham P VltItoe, pres & CEO of Mlch Bell I'a,tor lloherl \ Rlmho Children's Church School Cnb & Toddler Care • Around-the-clock security 16 Lakeshore DrIve • Grosse Pomte Farms. 882-5330 • Excellent Meals • Maintenance THE SUBJECT FOR THIS I:t+t I CHRIST Grosse Pointe' Grosse Pointe Woods SUNDAY IS: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Registered Nurses on duty UNITED METHODIST + lJEPISCOPAL 19950 Mack Avenue and "Probation After CHURCH h"lf",1\ Ilrl\\Nn \lorO&,~nd \ rrmrr Hoorh CHURCH • Beauty/Barber Shop Death" A Friendly Church for All Age<; 886.4300 \ • Grocery Store 211 Moro~<;Rd.. 1186.21fi3 Saturday • Doctors' CliniC First Church of Christ, ~ "With Glad & 11a m DIVineWor<;hlp 5 :30 p m Holy Eucharist Sunday • Gift Shop Scientist Generous Hearts" 8 00 a.m. - Holy Eucharist • library I • 1IlI..... _. .... __ ._ ... •__ .... _....---_- .....----- ...... -~~-~.' -... ~ ..----~ Page Five.B Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS LINe swings into fall with a full schedule ~ GRA~TOP' Back from a crUIse on the De- the two facets of Pathways, the trOlt RIver, members are gear 109 Day ActIvity and Out Reach pro- CLEANING SERVICE up for the future events Involvmg grams LINe. The successful September The day activity project consists fundralser behind us helps to I1ght of education classes, art therapy of New Material the fire of enthusiasm A big thank mUSIC,dance exercise, crafts and you IS in order to all who partIci- other group activIties The elderly pated In theIr own speCial way to relearn SOCial skills, and develop make the crUIse an event to re- new mterests with these actIvItIes On Your Rollers memher In the Out Reach program, a so- Talk about busy as a beaver, clal worker and psychlatnst go Joanna Western Window Shades LINC has a bear who's been pretty mto the home of an elderly client busy too Currently, the VERY to assess hIS mental status Re- 15011 Kercheval. In The Park large brown bear IS sportmg the ferrals, for example, come from Maire School's T-shIrt, a represen- neIghbors, post offICe, relatives 822-1666 tatJve of the chIldren's mascot and SOCIalservIces After the ml- Closed Mondays chOIce for theIr anniversary tIal assessment has been made, celebratIOn thiS month Soon he the elder IS encouraged to VISItthe WIll be commg home to LINC and center for activIties that meet hIS off agam to work In the Santa Pa- speCIfic needs. In extreme cases rade sponsored by the Grosse hospltahzatlon may be necessary Beef and B~ngo Pomte Village ASSOCIation Look Pathway!> has many resources for Mr Bear on the LINC float available to elderly mdlVlduals A spirited Oktoberfest is planned for St. Paul Catholic along With future notices about our who need help in coping perhaps Church Beef and Bmgo by general chairmen Gene and Julie Toy Chest and Foster Care pro- WIth the loss of a spouse or Just Francis, left, and Kathleen and Michael Deighton, decorations grams for Chnstmas dally hVIng due to their mental chairmen. The 14th annual Beef and Bingo Party begins at 7 Every day IS hke Chnstmas at health status Pathways' help lme p.m., Friday, Nov. 7. in the gym. Tickets include two com- OperatIOn LINC For example, ac- IS 921-6238 plimentary drinks, a roast beef dinner, bingo with steaks, tur- cordmg to office coordinator, Fran LIke many human servIce 01'- keys and cash prizes. This year's special door prizes include Mumma, LINC has donors who ac- gamzatlOns, Pathways has funds to a Weekender at the Westin Hotel and 3.18 pound rib roasts cumulate and mall donatIOns to us operate but not for those httle ex- perfect for your holiday table, and dancing to the sounds of Boxes of serving notIOns, yarn, tras that make a big dIfference books, toys for children and adults Items such as mUSICal mstru- a live band. Tickets are $18 per person and must be purchased come to our offICe It IS nice to ments for theIr musIc therapy pro- by Tuesday, Nov. 4. from ticket chairmen John and Patty Han- know our fnends even come from grams, or gifts at Chnstmas for cock, 822-6760. Special reservations may be made for parties as far away as MIdland and Clare, theIr clients are Items funds are of four or more. Additional chairmen are: Rob and Shelia Cran- MIchIgan regIOns. It's always ex- not prOVided for. Those may be the dall. Dick and Marilyn Grunow, Greg and Kathy Hill, John and CIting to open the packages and see only gIfts the elderly chent re- Donna Imesch. Michael and Cheryl Kawa, Bill and Peggy what we've receIved and coor- celves at Christmas Leins, Greg and Rosemary Messacar, Tom and Linda Sullivan, dlnate ItS distributIon where It IS LINC has helped in providing Jim and Sharon Tucker, and Dave and Judy Wagner. needed some gifts to Pathways In the past. Not only does LINC have donors A current request we are trying to who gIve but we have human ser- fill IS a sewmg machme m good Sisters of St. Joseph plan program VIce orgamzatIons who have needs workmg order Again, an Item they make aware to us m the hopes funds aren't provided for but a The SIsters of St. Joseph are more about the Sisters ot St that we can fulfIll those needs necessary tool for theIr day ac- sponsormg a program for women Joseph One in partIcular, Pathways, IS tivlty project of makmg a qUilt beyond hIgh school age who are 10- The program WIll be offered a mental health servICe for the In domg so the clients buIld so- terested 10 exploring religIOUS life agam ApnI3-5, 1987m Kalamazoo elderly Although younger adults clahzatlOn skIlls and expenence a WIth the SSJs SIster Janet Fleischhacker, co- had preVIOusly been served at great sense of accomplishment Scheduled for Nov 7-9, 10 War- formatIOn dIrector for the Sisters Pathways, thIS past year the pro- The sewing machine would con- ren, particIpants WIll spend the of St Joseph and coordinator of the gram began to focus exclUSIvely on Unue after the qUIlt IScomplete, to weekend reflecting about where weekend, says, "God spoke to St. the older adults Program director be a valuable asset to Pathways ef- God IS callmg them; meet 109 and Joseph m his dreams . and God IS Seymour FemeI'. He oversees rorts WIth the elderly. sharing WIth others who are look- speaks to you In the hopes and St. Isaac Jogues to sponsor craft show 109at relIgIOUShfe, learmng more dreams you have for your hfe about the hfe and work of SIsters "The SIsters of St Joseph are For the eIghth year, St Isaac cles are just a few items in the today; and being WIth and learning dreamers too. We live and work Jogues Women's Club will sponsor WIde variety of beautiful gift ideas together to make real the dream of a craft show. Show hours are. Fn- to begm your holiday shopping Dinner Jesus for our world .. a dream of day, Oct 24, from noon until 8 p.m Refreshments, special raffles people united in God and with one and Saturday, Oct 25from 10a m and a bake sale Will also be offered to benefit another, a reality bUilt on Justice tiI 6 P m The church hall is located for your added pleasure Admis- and peace and love." at 10Mile Road just west of Harper slOn is 50 cents with proceeds for Capuchins For more mformatlOn contact In St ClaIr Shores the benefIt of Right-To-Lifespan Tom Monaghan, owner of Dom- SIster Janet at 11131 Gerald, War- Pamted sweat shirts, dolls, Inc mos PIzza and the DetrOIt TIgers ren, 48093, (313) 961-3875 or (313) stamed glass items, handmade Special attraction WIllbe carica- Organization teamed WIth the 751-8247. baskets, many country type artI- ture artIst Fred Geerts. Capuchin Chanty GUIld WIll host the 1986SOCK Dmner for the Soup , . Kitchen, Oct 27, at Cobo Hall. Pro- ceeds from the event go to fIght poverty and hunger 10 Detroit. MOVING? The Capuchm Commumty Soup KItchen helps those who ex- penence setbacks The funds HOUSEHOLD & ESTATESALES generated from the Save Our professionally conducted by Capuchin Kitchen (SOCK) Dmner provide food, clothing, shelter, ap- pliances and counselmg servIces for DetrOIt resIdents m need For Etfmumf FiaIlk & Ca many It IS theIr last hope 875.7650 SINCE 1974 368-4044 Smce January of 1986 the Capu- chin Center prOVIded 600,000meals and gave out thousands of Items of clothmg The need IS stIll very great !J'.-- The commg benefIt WIll cer- tamly be a help m relieving some of those needs Tickets are still aVailable for the benefIt bemg held at Cobo Hall on Monday, Oct. 27, t)m~~~~D;,::::~~~~~~: begmmng at 6 p m The pnce of the tIckets are $175 each and entItles • "Treat Yourself to a Wolff System tan:' one to a great evenmg For further • informatIOn, call the Rev Lloyd at NAilS BY PAT & NADINE 579-1330 22221 Kelly Rd. • Btw 8 & 9 MI. • 773-8200 OUR GREAT FAll SALE WITH 30% SAVINGS • DRESSES Daytime and Cocktail Dresses, CUISINART Dresses With Jackets COOKWARE DEMONSTRATION. OCTOBER 25.1.3 P.M., GROSSE POINTE • SPORTSWEAR Let us show you the supenonty of Curslnart", the heavy-gauge stainless Jackets, Skirts, Pants, steel cookware that heats evenly and never affects the taste of food Sweaters, Blouses The secret IS In the copper diSC Inlaid Within the base, a three-layer constructIOn that causes rapId dlstnbutlon of heat Dishwasher safe, It keeps Its high luster 5-plece set Includes. Stock pot With cover, 5V2-qt.; • ACCESSORIES Sauce pan With cover, 2.qt , Skillet, 9112" diameter, $185 FREE GUEST PASS with ANY SERVICE Jacobson's NON-MEMBERS WELCOME JOHN AMORE AND HIS Jh~ shops of We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express" Card EXPERT STAFF ARE READY TO SERVE YOU Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday W~llon.I'i~rc~ Until 6 p m on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday VIC TANNY EAST CLUB GROSSE POINT[ 772 ..4111 ANN ARBOFt BIRMINOHAM O£AABORN EAST GRANO RAPIOS EASl lANSING ORllSSIE POIHT'E JACKSON' tCAlAMAZOO ROCHE'Sn:R SAGINAW TOUDO 20701 Old 8 Mile Rd . ...... Page Slx-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 )( )( bE h \4~ DO YOUNEED HELP- Tom Giardina of Inkster, Chns which featured a beaded bodice, of silk roses with streamers of silk CARING FOR. YOUR Savas of Clarkston, Lmda Shaya of leg-o-mutton sleeves and a chapel- and lace She carried a bouquet of St ClaIr Shores, all friends of the length tram Her fmgertlp veil of Ivory roses and IVY. brIde They wore pink lace and ivory illusion fell from a band of The ma tron of honor was PAREN7Si carried silk pink and white carna- handmade rosebuds She carried a Julianne Zmn, friend of the bride, tions and pink and white lilies cascade of brIdal white roses and Ann Arbor She wore a dress of The best man was DaVId McCar- English IVy chmtz In an English floral garden MACOMB NURSINO UNUMITED ron, frIend of the groom, Grosse The matron of honor was Mrs prmt m pmks and lavender She Pomte Woods Ushers were John Denny Dock, sIster of the bnde, carned a bouquet of Queen Anne's can provide professional care for elderly persons who re- Babcock, frIend of the groom, Dowglac, Mlch Bndesmalds were lace. quire some assistance in maintaining their independece Grosse Pointe Shores, Robert Mrs Richard Kanter, sister of the in their own homes. Haas, brother of the groom, Royal groom, Deerfield Ill,; Mrs Curtis Oak, and John Haas, brother of the Mumaw, niece of the bnde, Grosse groom, Grosse Pomte Woods Pomte, Jami Dock, Dowglac, The mother of the brIde wore MICh The flowerglrl was AllIson champagne ChantIlly lace With Kanter, mece of the groom, Deer. 263.0580 long sleeves and a tea-length sIlk fIeld, III The attendants wore two- skIrt She carned a whIte SIlk or- pIece, full-length dresses of Ivory chid on her purse crepe-back satm. They carned The mother of the groom wore a Colomal bouquets of coral alstroe- long dress of iliac chiffon and car- mena, blue delphmlUms and white lied a whIte lily on her purse freesia ..MA~O~~ N~Rsi~ Drs. Deborah and Richard '1'hf' (,oll]1lf' honpymoonpo w1th a The best man was Richard ~J~!t~J Kosinski Kanter, brother.m-Iaw of the groom, Deerfield III Ushers were Ochs-Kosinski James Roth, Chicago, Gary Stern, Chicago, and Robert Wlppman, Deborah J Ochs, daughter of ChIcago Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mrs Howard Ochs of Decatur, III , The mother of the brIde wore a and the late Howard Ochs, and floor-length dress pf periwmkle Prokopowicz RIchard Kosmskl, son of Mrs John blue crepe and carned a purse cor- The best man was Ene Zorn, KOSInskI of Gro~se Pomte Woods sage of white orchids and the late John Kosmskl, were fnend of the groom, Chicago, Ill. The mother of the groom wore a Ushers were Peter Prokopowicz of marned on Apnl 26, at St Ann full-length dress of white embossed Chicago, Ill, and Gregory THE REASON SOME PEOPLE Church 10 Washington, D C Silk and carrIed a purse corsage of Monsignor Theodore Boland, Prokopowlcz of Ann Arbor, VISIT CANADA coral roses. brothers of the groom head of the Chancery 01 Washmg- The couple honeymooned WIth a ton, D.C , offICIated at the noon The mother of the bnde wore a ARPIN'S trip to the BntIsh Virgm Islands 1987 CoIIectJon of fabuloYs dress of navy and white Silk and ceremony whIch was followed by They w1I1live In ChIcago deslgned furs greetIy reduced a champagne luncheon receptIOn carned an Ivory rose. Clftadian Fur Specialists at La Fleur The mother of the groom wore For OYer 60 Years • The bnde wore her mother's tea- Murphy- beige silk and an orchid corsage length weddIng gown 01 Ivory an- The couple honeymooned with a Duty and Sales Tax Refunded tique satIn with a bodIce and Prokopowicz tnp to Quebec City They wllilive Full Premium on sleeves of ChantIlly lace Her bou- EmIly Louise Murphy, daughter In Boston, Mass American Funds. quet was pmk sweetheart roses, of Mr. and Mrs Edward J Mur- The bride is a graduate of East stephanotIs and baby's breath cen- Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Haas phy of Bath, Mame, and Gerald Grand Rapids High School and tered with a whIte rubrum lIly She John Prokopowicz, son of Mr and holds a bachelor of arts degree wore a smgle lIly m her lJd;r w('ek-Iong crUIse to the MeXIcan Mrs. Gerald Prokopowlcz of from the UniverSity of MIchigan TUJa The maid of honor was Laura Riviera and a second week in Los Grosse Pomte Shores, were mdl- She ISemployed by Steelcase, Inc Sellett, cousm of the bride, Boul- Angeles, Carmel, Monterey and rIed on Aug 23, at St Mary's The groom is a graduate of der, Colo She Wore a white and San FranCISco They will live In St Church III Bath, Mame Grosse Pointe North High School pmk floral sheath wIth bell sleeves Clair Shores The Rev. MIchael McGarrIgle and earned a bachelor of arts and 6v1/'lpin She carned sweetheart roses and The bnde IS a 1986 graduate of officiated at the nuptIal mass fol- JUflS doctor degree from the OF WINDSOR a sIngle rubrum Illy wIth spngs of MIchigan State Umversity With a lowed by a receptIOn at the Se- Umverslty of Michigan He IScur- ivy bachelor of arts m materIals and basco Lodge In Sebasco Estates, rently attendmg Harvard Univer- The best man was Michael E logIstIcs management. She ISem- Mame sity Graduate School of Arts and Kosmskl, brother of the groom, ployed in the productIOn control The bride wore a tea-length SCIences Grosse POInte Woods SeatIng the department of Chrysler Corp. dress of IVory sIlk WIth a bateau SCrIpture readers were Peter guests was John P KOSlOSki, The groom is also a 1986 gradu- neckline of Imported peau d'ange and Gregory Prokopowicz, brother of the groom, Marquette, ate of Michigan State Umversity lace Her headpiece was a crown brothers of the groom MlCh WIth a bachelor of arts in account- The mother of the bnde wore a mg. He is an accountant for Arthur turqUOise Jacquard sIlk dress WIth Andersen and Company. Both the NA'TURAL1ZER a corsage of white cymbIdIUm or- bnde and groom are 1982 gradu- -A/ew .f}rriva/s -- chIds on her shoulder. ates of Grosse Pointe North High FITS yOU ••• The mother of the groom wore a School dusty rose chIffon dress WIth a cor SCrIpture readmgs were '"(Iven Courtney Anne Grady Pierce, Fla Paternal grandpar- De sage of whIte cymbidIUm orchIds by Robert Haas and Mark Manor, Dr. and Mrs Kevm Grady of ents are Mr. and Mrs. Casimir S on her shoulder cousm of the bride Grosse-Pomte Woods are the par- Zaranek of Grosse F(llnte Woods With a 1 .. { .... rf L The couple honeymooned WIth a ents of a daughter, Courtney Anne, Cold + tour of the Upper PenInsula and born Oct. 7 Maternal grandpar- Peter Jame.s. S.t~yenS" Mackmac Island They wIll live m ents are Mr and Mrs RIchard MIchael and Mary Kirk Stevens Remed of Grosse POInte Park are the par- Traverse City, MIch' Munerance of NorthVIlle Paternal nco\dof ents of a son, Peter James, born (or the commo \on The bnde IS a graduate of grandparents are Mr and Mrs E Introductng a CU~ortab\Y '1udled OJ And Sept 6 Maternal grandparents are , ..Inter Wlth a cO ,on rubber sole Washington Umverslty m St LoUIS Damel Grady of Grosse Pomte r An ",etlon tract old wea'her and receIved her medIcal degree Farms J WIllIam Berns of Grosse Pomte ~~~n{l1ng wedge \t:n~=e~ to ,h,c~e(\ soup from Southern IllInOIS UniverSity Woods and the late Helen Berns boO' and ~,5 Our The groom m a graduate of the Megan Paternal grandparents are Irma Umversity of MichIgan and at- Stevens of Grosse Pomte Woods tended Wayne State Umverslty Elizabeth Zaranek and the late Ralph Stephens School of Medlcme Both bnde and Dr. and Mrs Richard James groom completed their rpsldencles Zaranek of Grosse Pomte Woods at the Umversity of WisconsIn and are the parents of a daughter, Me- In Hanover, Ind., that avenue Black two-year fellowshIps 111 Washing- gan Eliza beth, born Sept 24 hned WIth soronty houses on the Brown ton, D C They opened their prac- Maternal grandparents are Mr Hanover College campus is offi- Grey tIce 111 Traverse CIty In July and Mrs Frank Berdan of Ft CIally deSIgnated as "She Street" Taupe Manor-Haas Mary Ellen Manor, daughter of Grosse Pointe ~~~~AURANT/'~~ YOur pille' -nQe 0111.... Mr and Mrs James Manor of CARRY ~ to< 0 wide 'w Grosse Pomte Woods, and Fred G Art & Dr. and Mrs. John Brofman OUTS Haas. son of Dr and Mrs Michael AVAILABLE A 21809 MACK Haas of Grosse Pomte Shores, Lettering ~_. were marrIed on June 28, at St Beyer-Brafman _'F SCS ,Joseph's Catholic Church C \LLlCRAPHY • INVITATIONS Becky Ruth Beyer, daughter of .. ~~. 775.3120 (T"TOM SIC;NS. STFNCILING The Rev Bresnahan offiCIated Mr and Mrs George Joseph Beyer lacobell's Naturalizer Shoes at the 2 p m ceremony wl11chwas also of Grosse Pomte, and .John DaVid PI''' \1\IlI\l" HO!..'''t POR I R,\II " "<'We c::Jfaut:.\jjou't diu;" followed by a receptIOn at the Brofman, son of Mr and Mrs Lochmoor Club DaVId Charles Brofman of Deer- The bnde wore a dress of beaded 881-7267 fIeld III , were marfled on AprIl 26 EASTLAND CENTER SOUTHLAND CENTER Alencon lace with puff sleeves The at the Grosse POInte Congrega- 839000BO 287.9550 full skIrt featured accents of em- tIonal Church brOIdered organza WIth matte The Rev. Dr Roy Hutcheon and taffeta applIques She carned Silk Rabbi Sherwm Wine offICIated at whIte roses With stephanotiS and the 6 p m ceremony which was fol- pale pmk sweet peas lowed by a reception at the Grosse Flexsteel - The Wonder of The matron of honor was Elame Pomte War Memorial Athey, cousm of the bnde, Grosse The brIde wore her mother's Pomte Park Bndp<;malds were bustled gown of candlelight satm, the Furniture World NANCY L. RESOWSKI ,, DEMOCRAT FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE / Grosse Pointe • Harper Woods • Detroit " "~~ ~.;..,-....,,: ~ • Commitment to Our Youth • Commitment to Our Elderly ON .... /" k_~ • Commitment to EffiCIency • Commitment to You ~, '.. ~~ In State Government '- ~ ...ft~ k't;;.~""/ t SALE ~ l' ~ ,~, ~ ~.• 1" -;""~ < A CHOICE FOR A CHANGE NOW! # ~. \~-. ~l\l~ ~;: _ ~~,.,~ 'I r h(RE~OWSKINOW' PO BOX '5304 DETROIT "'''87'5 fy, ~ i\.... ~, , /\~;1 j ,~, , r4) -...-~_ .------.WITH THISCOUPON'------78" Sofa comes -', ~ ..i..,.J to C/: ' ~I . A NEW YOU in 1,000 pre-tested fabrics. i\ \ w ~~ r", -$ WITII l" I GOlDWElL ORGANIC Built to last a lifetime with solid ,{ .. I PERM oak frames and Flexsteel spring construction. I RFC, $R5 00 I NOW $5000 ONLY AT FOURNIER'S I 11(11<1\) (l/lfl\ f'Jlh 'o,()\1 //111 16421 Harper I \ \ I( (l/ /'()" 27113 Harper Detroit St Clair Shores WAHIB'S HAIR Fournier's (near WhlMlerj (btw 10 & 11 Mile) i 881.1285 nS-8900 I Open Mon., Thul. Fri. 9.8 Open Mon., Thurs, Frl 10.830 FASHIONS Tues. & sat. 9.5:30 16721 MACK 886-9770 "-' \' Furniture Tues & Sat 10.6 I -- CLOSED WEDNESDAY OUR STAFf STYLIST: WAHIB • SAM • GINA • SBAH • CLOSED WEDNESDAY • ------_. J - - OQ - Page Seven-B Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS (!/uband(!hurchA/ews------ Grosse Pointe Singles PM Magazme Her talk ISentitled, POinte War Memonal on Lake- members of the Grosse Pomte "Clownmg - A Senous Busmess" shore Road. There are mterestmg alumnae chapter of Delta Gamma i Grosse Pomte Smgles will host and Will take place at a pnvate speakers and SOCialactivIties The Soronty ha ve been parIJclpatmg 111 EXPERIENCE IS THE ONLY ISSUE ... STEMPIEN HAS MORE Sunday Afternoon Dance Parties club m Grosse Pomte on Thursday, general public IS welcome to at- the ViSIOn Screenmg Program for TRIAL EXPERIENCE THAN ANY OTHER JUDICIAL CANDIDATE! With hors d'oeuvres, open to all sm: the Grosse POInte Public School Oct 30 Dmner will be at 6 30 P m tend meetings Members only at • I') Ye,lI ~ ,1<; Pl,KlllIng Attorney. 14 Years SpeCial ASSistant Attorney Gener::!1 gles, at Lido on the Lake, up pel and the program will be trom 7 30 tend the afterglow CllIldren ThiS ISJust one of mallY • I'rn~(,CLrlor 17th Olslliel Courl • Wayne Counly CirCUit Court Mediator level, 24026 Jefferson, St Clair pm - 9 p.m For further mformallon any projects that Delta Gamma~ p,\I- ENDORSED BY THESE ORGANIZATIONS: Shores, on Sunday, Oct 26 and Women's ConnectIOn 01 Grosse lime, our hot line number IS 881. tlclpale m as part of the chapter"" Nov. 16 and 30 at 4 pm • Wayne County Deputy Shenfl s Pomte IS a women's supporl and 0510 dedlcatlon and phllalltrop~ to "Igllt Friday, Oct 24 and Nov 7, GPS • Mlc~llgan Tnal Lawyers Ass0clatlon networkmg group composed of conservation will have open dances at Thumbs • Dr>trol! Free Press & Ob'>erver Newspapers both profe!>slOnal women and those Colony Town Club Upcommg events will mdude a Paid for by Committee 10 Elect Gregory J StempIen Up Eatery, 2{)()(}()East Nine Mile workmg towards entenng the "Supper In The Woods" IS the dmner and theatre evelllllg on Nov Road, between Harper and 1-94,St workforce Any person mterested theme for the Colony Town Club's 14 Member~ and the II gue:>ts \\ III Clair Shores at 9 p m m the above program IS welcome GPS will have a Halloween benefit for the Cancer Loan Closet dme togethel before attendmg the to attend For mformation or FoundatIOn to be held on Sunday, Hlliber ry Theatre pre"entallOll o! _(~Oll :~,OIl I!le .%11 Party at the Grosse Pomte Farms reservatlons call Pat Hagan at 776- home of a member on Saturday, Oct 26, at Adam~ Wood Club "The Glass Menagene " All mern To celebrate our new 2507 Deadlme for dmner resel va- House Cocklalls at 4 p m courtesy bel'S and their guests al e inVited to Nov 1 Reservations a must Cdli hons IS Oct 27 882-0316 for mformatlOn of Ihram Walker & Sons, Wmdsor, attend thiS ellJoyable e\ rllt 1-'01 location we are offering For mformation, call GPS OntarIO, dlllner at 5 p m followed reservatIOns and Information $5.00 off any hair service 445-1286 GP Parents by entertamment please contact Pl"lscllla 1\1aJt\ 0,7 at Without Partners Manon Bockslanz IS chairman, 824-8732 aSSisted by her committee Pa- to our first-time customers. Women's Connection The Grosse Pomte chapter of tncla Boggs, Patricia Cushman, 111lIOUULoIII\J flee co:or analys,s With Goldwell computer The Women's ConnectIOn of Parents Without Partners Will not Ruth Engstrom, Fran Fox, June Grosse Pointe Grosse Pomte will have a real live be holdmg ItS Oct 24 meetmg due Revl~ed rrench Permabel 2000 heatwave exclUSively With Fflschkorn, Joan Palmer, Betty Leon Also scalptreatments to promote hair growth clown - Just m tIme for Halloween to unforseen circumstances Mem- Reas, HaSSle Secord, Georgette Woods Seniors - as the speaker for their next bers should call the hotllne for al- Szejbach. The Grosse Pomte Wood:, 112 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe monthly dmner meetmg Becky ternative activities and SOCial Members and guests are wel- Semors are sponsonng a four-day, Santora will share her business events. Watch for a future an- come to attend and reservations three-night tflP to NashVille 884-9393 and enterlamment knowledge and nouncement of a new locatIOn for WIll be accepted by Patncla Tenn .. on Nov 20 mtroduce us to the art of clowml)g the afterglow dancmg Boggs Becky IS known as "Hambow" PWP welcome!> any "mgle par- The cost IS $219 and mclude!> the clown and has her own clown ent to attend meetmgs and after- round tnp transporlatlOn by bu.:.. company She has made appear- glows the second and fourth Fn- Delta Gamma Sorority hotel and dinners For more mfor ances at the White House and on days of each month at the Grosse Durmg the month of October, mallon, call Irene Sulton, 884-29-l2 School of Government The second meetmg of the 1986- 87 season of the School of Govern- ment, Inc, a non-partisan club founded m 1940 by the late Clara Brucker, was held on Wedne.:. day, Oct 22, at the Plum Hollow Country Club, 21631 Lahscr Rd . Southfield SOCIal Hour at 11.30 am, lunch at 12'30p m., meetmg at 1-30 pm The club was happy to honor Mado LIe, as special guest Mado opened • Restore her home on Wmdmlll Pomte Dr for the club's last two new mem- • Repair bership fund ralsmg events • Reupholster Wanda Sepanskl, the club's cur- rent present, presided She mtro duced Linda ZImmerman, Pro- "'~\ \ /1,) gram Chairman, who presented her speaker, Colleen Engler, Re- (J oI5,~"~ '() pubhcan candidate for Lt Gover- nor of Michigan. ~' . The club has a membership of , about 250, representmg the entire metropolitan area, DetrOIt, the Grosse Pointe's, Bloomfield Hills, COACH HOUSE CAN 882-7599 Birmingham, Farmington Hills, Dearborn and Grosse lie GET THE EEKS OUT!! Photo by Elsa Fmhman Helen Huber, right, pours a cup of tea for Shirley Kennedv at the JUJlior Grouplof Goodwill press tea at the hom~ of Barlfara Smith in Bloomfield Hills. Hu6i'rlmcf1l effect'i r ORMr RI y nllNn SLlI'IN"S ncs Not only have out-of-town dealer'> changed theIr mmds about G.P.W. Prc"bytcrian Church the DetrOIt location, the show thiS ;\1-\\ 6 I') pm year will have a record number of exhlbltor'i from out'>lde MIchigan JFK Library We welcome Jacobson s ChiUqP Card or The American Express' Card "ThIrty-two of the 45 dealers are cornmg from outSide MIchigan,' 1"1 \X' .., 00 p m Shop until 9 p In on Thursday and Friday Watkllls saId "In fact, they are I-I <) 50 a m ...Iller commg from 16slates - from Con- 'Until 6 pm on Monday llli"<;oay Wednesday and Saturday necticut to Callforma " L , Page Elght-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~. REALTOR" EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS Shorewood E R Brown Hedlty Inc Borland Johnston Associates of Earl Keirn Realty ChampIOn & Baer Inc Ihgble Maxon Inc Healtors John E PIerce & A~l>oclates Inc SlUe Real Estate Co Century 21 East of the Village R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Jim Saros Agency Inc Tappan & ASSOCIates Inc Century 21-Lochmoor James R Flkanv Real Estate Co McBreartv & Adlhoch Healtors Inc Schulte~ Real Estate Co Wilcox Realtors ChamberlalO Realtors John S Goodman Inc Palm~ Qui'cn Heal E~tate Schwelt.ler Real Estate Inc Hendricks & ASSOCiates Realtors Youngblood Realty Inc MUST BE SOLD OWNER ANXIOUS Two iamlly brick, two bedroom~ each umt Separ.lte gas forced .llr lurnaces Two car garage Priced TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES OF ERA $48,000 Will Negotiate OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN lJo~n$. ~004man,~c Computerized - Multiltsted 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Established 1951 125 MORAN 718 BERKSHIRE 20674 WOOD MONT Ti FIRST OFFERING 4528 Farmbrook - Beautiful three bedroom ranch, newer carpetmg throughout, eatlllg space III kitchen, hmshed basement used as large family room OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 5980 Lannoo - Attractive Colomal, move-m conditIOn Three bedrooms updated kitchen mcludes all applIances Great loca- tion near public and private schools $45,900 LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION The OUTSTANDINGLY MAINTAINED center hall Country lIVlOg10 this well cared for three bedroom 6210 Farmbrook, charmlllg bungalow, large hvmg room, three three most Important thmgs to look for m a home Colomal with beaullful grounds near Wmdmlll brIck bungalow I Two and one half car heated gar- bedrooms, flmshed basement, freshly decorated throughout In- ThiS charmlllg English Tudor 10 the FARMS with POInte With four bedrooms, two and one half baths, age, remodeled kItchen With oak cabInets, and cludes kitchen appliances Must !>ee' five bedrooms, three baths has so much to offer paneled lIbrary, breakfast room and fInished base- bUilt-In appliances. Walk to busllOe and shoppIng Formal Assumption available ment An Immaculate home See for yourself on JUST REDUCED Stop by and see on Sunday. Outstandmg well-mamtamed Colomalm Grosse Pomte City featurmg four Sunday from 2-5 bedrooms, two and one half baths, large famIly room With natural fire place plus natrual wood floor Also beautIful hbrary and FlOrida room OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 6175Grayton, Detroit EnglIsh Tudor With fIreplace 10 hving room, formal dmmg room, updated kitchen and breakfast room, m- Nicely landscaped, many more amemlles Call for details eludes appliances, three bedrooms, updated bath and new carpet throughout DETROIT PROPERTIES KENWOOD QUiet FARMS locallon ThiS lovely four bedroom, three and one half bath home has speCIal features throughout which lends Itsellto elegant 4825 Farmbrook, bungalow, three bedrooms Pnce reduced $26,500 entertalllIng or famIly actIVIties Must see! I Call today for details I I 4475 RADNOR LOTHROP Looks can be deceiVIng . This five bedroom, four and one half bath Colomal on large lot offers all the appomtments of an executive home Brick and shIngle bungalow, three bedrooms, one bath Great starter house while bemg warm and InVItIng IS located in the heart of the FARMS Pnce reduced MACK Superb locatIOn III Grosse Pomte Woods I Commercial property Up to B,152 square feet Could be diVided bring III your proposals' Immediately avaJlable' POSSIble 15 year lease We have several chOice commercial properties avail- HARPER Commercial bUlldmg for salel Located on Harper III DetrOIt' 1,100square feet Good condillon' Parkmg faCIlitIes and owner will conSider able. Call for details. land contract I BIRCH LANE GracIous family Colonial With lovely decor ThiS three bedroom, one and one half bath home comes equipped With an updated kitchen, J:>al111S. family room, den and two and one half car attached garage with openers, new furnace, three fireplaces. newer roof, wooden deck and much much more 'MU,IElf-R llCC11~ LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU ~W Q'-J PeAL TORS EMPLOYEE 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884-6200 RELOCATION COUNCIL 17646 MACK 886-4444 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores 775-6200 . Ichweitzere~BettSfnes, Reol E/lale.lnc. I I W H and Gardens SPECIAL HOME IN GROSSE POINTE LOVE A GRACIOUS SETTING? Then you PRESTIGIOUS GROSSE POINTE FARMS OLD WORLD CHARM IS exhibited III thIS ULTRA SHARP I Custom decoratmg high- CITYI Don't miss thiS English style Colomal won't want to miss this lovely three bed- AREA III Don't miss thiS custom Cape Cod, two family Income in Grosse POInte Park lights thIS two bedroom Grosse Pointe Park featurmg five bedrooms, three baths, two room Grosse Pomte Woods Colomal ThiS features a master sUite on the first floor, Both umts mclude four bedrooms, two and ranch ....ith all new carpeting, two full baths, lavatOries, three natural fireplaces, and so home has It all famIly room, fmlshed base- one half baths, and all apphances Located formal dming room, and central air Sur- much more Located on a lovely lot With ma- ment, pallo, and second floor porch ThIS paneled family room leadlllg to secluded on a beautiful tree hned street Priced at rounded by a beaullful yard $149,900 (F- ture trees $360,000 (H-83LINl 885-2000 home challenges comparison $129,900 (F- terrace JUST REDUCED to $308,000 130 TONNACOUR, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Call to- $225,000 (G.5OTRO> 886-4200 05B18) 886-5800 54NEWl 886-5800 STYLED FOR THE TIMES' You must see day for all the excltlllg details ll85-2000 EXCELLENT FLOOR PLAN' Beautiful DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER thiS very modern Grosse Pointe City COUNTRY CONTEMPORARY ESTATE three bedroom brick ranch located near come in and see thiS Grosse Pomte Colomal SItuated on approXImately half Custom decorated mterIor features fIVe FIRST OFFERING' Don't miss thiS charm- the Grosse Pomte Yacht club has all the Woods bungalow which has been com. an acre With a lake vIew ThiS beautI- bedrooms. three full baths, central all', mg Coloma I m the heart of Grosse elements for creatmg a delightful pletely redecorated In the past four ful home has doorwall from the kitchen first floor laundry, and more Set on a Pomte City ThiS freshly decorated home large family room With natural years Has newer kItchen, large family and fdmlly room leadmg to the wolman- large country lot WIth a lake view m home has fIVe bedrooms, three baths, fireplace, livmg room WIth natural fire- room, additIOnal msulalIon, newer ce- Ized deck which views the lake Many' Grosse Pomte Shores. $379,000 (F hardwood floors, and more Features a place, and much more $225,000 (G- ment work, and more Priced at $79,900 amemtJes too W-Q7HAT) 886-5800 16SHEl 886-5800 newer 5Ox20 pool WIth JacuzzI m deck 38GRE) 886-4200 ( F -95ALI 1 886-5800 $295,000 (H-21LAK) 885.2000 BE THE PROUD OWNER of the maglllfl- WINDMILL POINTE I Live m thiS beautI- CONDOMINIUM LIVING ISyours m one of ('OUNTRY FRENCH MANOR With old cent English style home I Enter thiS ful three bedroom contemporary home two never occupied condos m St Clair beaullful home through the oak paneled world elegance on a pnvate land ThiS \liIth fIrst floor master sUite With hISand Shores Make the chOIce of upper or foyer With beautiful staircase to dIS- beaulifully decorated home has many hers dressmg rooms, hvmg room which lower level hvmg Includes two bed- cover SIX bedrooms, updated kitchen, amemhes Don't miss the terrace Which overlooks marvelous profeSSIOnally rooms, two full baths, and a pnme 10 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 overlooks sunken English gardens and 1619 HOLLY\VOOD, GROSSE POINTE dmlllg room With bay wmdows, and landscaped yard, and large patio Two callan Call today and be one of two loads of leaded glass throughout sweepmg lawn to the lake Call todav WOODS for more dE'tails $795,000 (}{ 28JEl"") car attached garage, central all', and lucky buyers Don't walt I I I 101and 103 $199,500 CH-55BALl 88.1.2000 more Our Better Homes and Gardens Home Marketing System can help you .We'rE' proud to. announce our associ~tion with Grand Traverse Resort sell your home fast and at the best possible price. Village, a Jack Nicklaus GoH Community. Call 268-1000for more informa- tion. , ...----_._--_ ....._----_ ... ------~~--...... --.- ...... ----,.---. Page Nlne-B Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PIUCE REDUCED - LOVELY GROSSJ<~ POIN'I E<~ WINDWOOD POINTE HECENTLY FEATURED IN THE GAHDEN CLUB FARMS COLONIAL Prime locatIOn with nev, WE HAVE TWO BRAND NEW LUXURY UNITS In thIs choIce locatIOn m the heart of St ('I,m Shot e" I cdcvelop 'fOUH - CUSTOM BUILDER'S PERSONAL RESI- decor throughout, updated kItchen, ndturdl fire- ment area between 9 and 10 MIle Both of these umts will be OPEN SUNDAY from 2-5! DENCE Here IS a real opportumty, thiS excep- place, family room and more Call today for more tlOnal reSIdence features the fmest In materials and 145WINDWOOD POINTE - 1475~quare loot Ilr"t Iloor reflects a concern for detaIl that you 11'111 truly ap- details umt Includes two large bedrooms, two baths \\,Ith preciate Built m 19M thIS 3,900 square foot home IS SAVE $20,000 ON THIS LUXURIOUS RESIDENCE quahty features, ftreplace, fully eqUIpped Mut~ch- hlghhghted by a large marble foyer and gallery PresllglOus location. quality constructIOn and Im- ler kItchen, large closet~, top of the hne tdl pet Ing \\ hlch flow to the elegant bay windowed dlmng and mediate possessIOn on thIS Gros!>e Pomte farm!> private basement, central air .md attathed g,lI age IIvlIlg areas, the kitchen features a full complement home Three spacIOus bedrooms each wIth private Immediate occupancy at $179,000 bath, a spacIOus kitchen. and a very specldl fdmlly o! dpphances and a spacIOus eatmg area A wood deck and patIo area are accessIble from both the room complete with fIreplace and wet bar The en- 147 WINDWOOD POINTE - 1950 !>Qualc fool !>eumd kitchen and famIly room The lower basement lev- tire home ha!>been decorated. recently carpeted and floor umt with Impi eS~lve g,lllel) entl dlKC hdll, two richly detaIled Call for detail!> bedrooms, two bath!>, Ilbrdry, lUll) l'qUlpped ell" well fllll!>hed WIth children'!> recrealton room, guest bedroom SUIte, laundry, storage and workshop GROSSE POINTE SHOHES ThIS charmll1g fdmlly Mutschter kItchen, quality ldrpetlng, "econd 1I0or dl ea!> The primary sleepmg area features four Colomal features four SpdCIOUSbedrooms Ihree and laundry room, lovely brd!>!>hdl dW;He dnd Ilghtll1g one half bath!>, a bright FlOrida room overlookll1g bed I ooms, two and one half baths The master sUIte ftxtures, prtvate basement, centl dl dll' dnd dlldched well landscaped gardens Hlghllghts mclude the flTht hd~ two walk 10 closets and large marble bath com- 884-0600 garage ImmedIate oCtUpdncy ,It $212,000 floor master bedroom ~Ulte and a large kitchen with plete With JacuzzI tub and large stall shower If you dl e consldenng a luxury re!>ldence m this com- eatmg area QUIck po!>~esslOn IS also a PO!>!>lblht) mumty call today for an appomtment you WIll truly WOODS COLONIAL - Lovely three bedroom, one dnd one half bdth Coloma I""Ith family room ndturdl fire appreCiate SEVERAL FIRST OFFERINGS ( OM;\1ERCIAL PROPERTY 2 1 acre parcel on 13 place and bay wlIldow III the h vlIlg room nell er decor, and newer roof Call for dddltlOndl detdll~ Excltmg newer Coloma I on a wooded lot on Shelden Ifi MJle Hoad Zone!>B 1 Ideal for office and com mer DECEPTIVELY SPACIOUS ThIS three bedroom Grosse POinte Shores Four bedrooms, three baths c131development plus fIrst floor maId's bedroom and bath Garden one and one half bath Colomal feature!> d 22 foot fa mlly room,large kItchen IIIth eatlllg !>pate and I ery room, large paneled library WIth wet bar and fIre- place, spacIOus foyer There IS a heated sWlmmmg convement Gro!>se Pomte City location PI Iced at pool, surrounded by beauhfullandscapmg Owner $129000 and reddy for your IfispectlOn 6142BISHOP ThIS stately four bedroom COlollldl!ea- transferred tures dn exceptIOnal fdmlly loom dnd a large FIRST OFFERING - VanAntwerp Colomal near RMile Youngblood mndern kitchen Pnced 10 Ihe mld-Mtlle'S and leady and Mack SIxteen foot famIly room Two mce sIze for your mspectlOn bedrooms One and one half baths RecreatIOn room Rczalt'j In<, Central air Garage $86,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FIRST OFFERING - YorkshIre Road near Grosse LOCH MOOR - Well mamtdllled Idnch 10 Harper 456 Manol • Grosse Pomte Farm!> Pomte Well mamtamed and tastefully decorated Coloma I Updated kItchen With breakfast nook Woods Grosse Pomte !>chool 'i\ "tem 'J hi ee bed I oom" Screened porch TIled baseme,ft 4bxl20 lot II Itlt gdl agp Flonda room Three bedrooms and one and one half baths 16x20 wood deck RecreatIOn room WIth wet BUIlt III 1954 $64,900 bar Two car garage SIxty foot lot $62,500 HIDDEN LANE, 720 - Gredt W~ IO\..dtlOn!led' North HIgh Three bedroom. t\IO bath ranch l",Hnll) room OPEN SUNDAY RecreatIOn room '1'\\ 0 cal dtldched gal age 9:>xlb5 FIRST OFFERING - Lochmoor Boulevard Convement and beaullfullocatlon Charmlllg two bedroom, one lot Open Sunday 2 00 5 00 and one half bath ranch WIth two car attached gar- ANITA - Com elllentto schools dnd pubhc trdn~portd- age on l00x162 lot Family room overlooks mcely tlOn Charmmg bllCk bungdlO\I Intenol recentl)- landscaped yard WIth patio Central aIr and spnnk- decorated and cal peted TI\ 0 bedroom!> dOlI n dnd ler system Pnced to sell $129,000 large bedroom on second Appliance" mcluded FIRST OFFERING - Three bedrooms, one and one half Pnce reduced bath Colomal on CalVin FIfteen foot famIly room Recrealton room Two car garage Convement - Farms localton Priced at $98,400 Don't miss out on thIS one MOUNT VERNON - PrIced reduced Three bedroom, one and one half bath Coloma I FamIly room Rec- reallon room and lavatory m basement FIfty foot lot Two car garage Now $108,000 69b BLAIRMOOR - FIRST OFFERING I Open Sunday 1412EDMUNDTON - Open Sunday 2-5 Located m Grosse 2 5 Beautiful four bedroom, two and one half Colomal, Pomte Wood>;,north of EIght Mile, west of Marter Cus- BEACONSFlELD - PflCe reduced to $74,500 Two fam- two and one half car attached garage, famIly room WIth tom brick Coloma I, four bedrooms. two and one half Ily mcome Two bedrooms m each umt Well mam- Ialsed hearth fIreplace, shdlllg glass doors leadmg to pn- baths, sharp famIly room With gas flrepldce doorwall tamed Two car garage vate patIO. central aIr condltJomng, modern kItchen WIth to screened porch WIth gas gnll. upddted kitchen \\ Ith bUllt-m appliances A true pleasure I I newer bUIlt-illS pdneled recredtlOn room. two tdr at VINCENNES PLACE. 286 - Dell~htful Cane Cod on ENGLEl-JARDT - Ternflc St Cldlr Shore" IOtdtlOnnedr tached garage l\lth 24)( 10 10 exten!>lon room for a mo 145xl44 lot Just redecorated Updated kitchen WIth public transportdtlOn and SUPCI111,11 h.et t hI ee I)cufC'orn tor home, mud' more fOl $I:;-,{)(JUnegolt,lblp' Hl HRY'I new bUllt-m appliances FamIly room plus den or ranch Glass enclo!>ed porch Full bd,cment Pdtl() (,dl bedroom and full bath on fIrst Four bedrooms and two baths on second RecrealJon room and games age $66.500 room m basement Central aIr Sprlllkler system LAKELAND - St Clan ~hOle., '\;~,1I E Jeltci ~Oll Two car attached garage Brtck terrace Open Sund- Three bedroom ranch on 50xl5B Jot :-';CIIer lOOtdnd ay 2.00 5 00 alummum tnm RecreatIOn loom With bar dnd lava- tory Two car garage HAWTHORNE ROAD - Three bedroom rdnch on !>pd clous lot Near schools dnd tt ansporldtlOn TI\ent) one foot famIly room Scrcened terr ace Newer roof furnace and central air '1'\\0 COlIdttdchcd garage $115,900 725WESTCHESTER, OPEN SUr-.DAY 2-5 - Perfect fa- _-..,.WAVER~- re!!'ldence on 945 THREE MI eeu&-ll'e&T-=" fhif1Mme with many family featuf~'-i6ot bedroorfiS-" lovely Farmsd~d~n'd str ear-the Country Club filled lot surrounds thut Iy Co19~1- Fabulous kItch- two and one half bath, library, central)hr. modern Spacious marble1f60red cen er all leads you from en WIth many bUilt-illS, amlly room'wlth fireplace and kItchen WIth bUIlt-lOS, famIly room, attached garage. the gracIOus entranceway to the real patio dnd beau carpetmg make the basement an entertalllers dehght. gorgeous patio WIth fountalll and hghtlllg Many more tJfully landscaped yard With IIlground pool Library central air condillomng and many other speclal features features. reasonably pnced Second floor has large master bedroom and IIbrarv Must seel WARNER ROAD Four bedrooms Three full baths on or second bedroom and two full bath>; rlmd bed second and two powder rooms on first FIrst floor laun- room WIth bath for family or guests FlIll>;hed bdse dry 15x27 family room WIth fIreplace Paneled recrea- ment WIth sauna and t110dl esslllg loom!> rhe fmel>t tion room plus offIce and lavatory m basement 120x115 1Il craftsmanshIp and matenals allm Impeccable lot Central aIr Three car attached garage Many re- conrnlJon Call for addltlOnalmformatlon on thl'>Ian cent Improvements tasllc reSIdence LOTHROP - Executive GeorgIan Coloma I IIIthe heart WEDGEWOOD - Near North HIgh FOUl bedloom, iI\o of the Farms between Kercheval and the Boulevard bath reSIdence Screened breezeway to h\ 0 car gar on a 200x239 lot 360 square foot hbrary WIth fIre- age PosseSSlOn at close Only $109 000 place FIve bedrooms (three WIth fIreplaces) and fIve baths Second floor laundry. Recreation room HAWTHORNE - Dehgltlful three bedroom 1\10 bath WIth bar Three car garage reSIdence on 70)..140lot T\\enty-thl ee foot fdlmh room, den and slttmg room on flr>;t plu" 1\\ 0 bed CAMERON PLACE - Four klllg sIze bedrooms and rooms and bath Large bedroom nur>;ery and bdtlt 74')WESTCHESTER - Open Sunday 2-5 Priced to sell 1 three and one half baths LIbrary, famIly room and on second Recreation room \\ Ith bdr and 1,\\ ator)- Only $174,900 1 NlceColomal, four bedrooms, lwoand first floor laundry Paneled recrealJon room With ThIS IS not a dnve by $ll9.000 ' one half baths, Itbrary, famIly room, Iivmg room WIth bar Central aIr Many bUIlt-in storage areas Two 1445DEVONSHIRE - Best buy III Grosse Pomte! Beau- natural fIreplace, formal dmmg room. basement beau- car attached and heated garage Central aIr Clrcu BERKSHIRE ROAD - Two storv IeSldcnce on beautl tiful Colomal WIth center entrance large foyer, 11\ 1l1g tifully flmshed WIth carpetmg, wet horseshoe bar, cabI- lar dnve NIcely landscaped l00x160 foot 101 ful BerkshIre Road FIrst floor den 101\aton and room WIth natural fIreplace, office. family room, IJrge Flonda room Four bedroom'>, dre>;"lllg 1 oom dnd nets and elbow ta bles, m-ground heated pool and much kItchen, private yard, ONLY $119,000'1 r LAKE COURT - ExqUISIte French manse Second lot t\\ 0 baths on second T\IO bedloom>; dnd bdth on more' third RecreatlOll room Threl' CdI' g,l! age "llR 1{~' from the lake on a pnvate road Beaullfully mam- BY APPOINTMENT cured grounds, both formal and Illformal gardens WIth heated pool and private pattos Forty foot step ROCKCASTLE - Harper WO(){l'> r\\ 0 Iwdloom olle down Itvmg room LIbrary WIth ftreplace SIX bed- bath, ftrst floor condom III IUm \1.',11' I 'l.j ,Hlrl J\Ioro"'> rooms, ftve and one half baths, sauna, second floor 1l1c1udes apphances $4'l non laundry and m-Iaw apartment Three car attached LAKEPOINTE - TIIO famlh 1I1('011l(' Om' I)('d, oom garage each umt $47,000 RADNOR CIRCLE - Great Farms locatIOn near "The HIli." Attractive one and one half slory resIdence MOROSS ROAD - Neal Kelh l{odd Hl IklrOit "h,lrp FIrst floor laundry, Flonda room and master bed- two bedroom reSIdence on 66 foot lot Fmhhl'd b.."c room and bath Three bedrooms and bath on second ment Covered redl\ood dcch Onh "LX 900 Central air Two car attached garage 80x150 lot HARVARD ROAD - Near Mack 111 Iktl 0\1 TilleI' !wd $190,000 room, one and one ha 1f ba tl1 (010111,11 "ll eenl'd LOTHROP - SpacIous one and one half story resIdence porch Paneled and carp<,ted r<,(I ('a lIOn room 1'110 m convement Farms locallon LIbrary WIth bar car gardge $'il 900 18x18actIVItIes room GrIll room WIth bar FIrst floor master bedroom WIth bath Powder room Four bed- YPSILANTI - 7i acre" of pro[X'lly dll l(lPd h~ \\ hlll.1h<'1 Road Pamt Crcek I-un>;through p,I,,1 p,lflCI Zoned 103537 LAKEPOINTE GROSSE POINTE PARK I' rooms and three baths on second Newer roof Cen- R 3 $146.'i00 Sharp 5/5 mcom(' near Jefferson Separate U!llitt('" new- tral aIr and lawn spnnkler system Two car attached er roof, larg(' room>; .md more' EXCELLE'ol OI'POR garage $230,000 TUNITY" WOODS LANE - Pnce reduced Four bedroom, two and OPEN SUNDAY 2 00-5 00 one half bath Colomal Beamed celhng and bnck 2R6 Vmcennes Plac<, -- four 01' fll f' hl'oroom walled fIreplace 1Il famIly room With adJ01l111lgdeck Cape Cod - 'j;14'l ,00 III pnvate yard Cenlral aIr Two car attached gar 720 Hidden Lane - 'Ihr('(' bedroom hlo bdth age ranch - 'j;17i non MERRIWEATHER ROAD - TradItional center en- 20622 WedgPI\ood Four Iw(lioonl 1110balh trance Colomal near Grosse Pomte Boulevard FIve $lo "'1'1 BALFOUH J<~I{'gantEnglish Tudor near Wmdmlll POinte' Ff'alurc>; l\ '100>;quare feet of spacIOus room" gorgpou" hardwood floors. hbrary, den, ftmshed oa"e 2t411 M()HOS.~ - Bt'"t area of Oelrolt onh mJl1Il!(',> m('nl ,md four natural fireplaces Third f1o('lrhas kltch from St .John'>; Ho"pllal' 'fhrel' bedroom r,lllch 1\ Ith natural flrl'p)acl' family room flr,,! floor Idundn at MEMBER ('n bdth t""o bedroom>; Abo carnage house With almrn.t IDD~ 1000'>quarr fret four car dttached garage Call TODAY tached garage on three lot<;and much more for on!'> for an ,lppOlntmcnt' $49,900' Won t la>;t long - lIUlmyr, - ~itl C[HTEIlS~~~ ,~ EMPLOYEE m--...... GB-----"'"""~;;;IE RELOCATION COUNCIL MAXON Jim Saros Agency, Inc. REALTORS@ 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886.3400 83 kercheval avenue • grosse pointe farms • michigan 48236 886-9030 Page Ten-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 20439 MACK AVENUE S~ Grosse Pointe Woods When you hst your home With CENTU t)mIu~ ~RY 21 LOCH MOOR we place U picture OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 of your reSidence In the Macomb M L S I" LrC-- J &,~,g'~~~ 886.8710 u~'21 bOOR and In the Grosse POinte Board of 2289 Allard - G P W -LOCHMOOR Realtors bOOR You can double your .------OPEN SUNDAY 2.5------, home's exposure by listing With 1/,<,' 20228 WASHTENAW - Harper Wood~ Perfect starter home m a great locatIOn Featunng three bedroom~, ex 884-528Q posed hard\\ood floor::., large l'atlllg drea m kitchen Enclo~ed porch Tiled basement One and 0111' half Cdr garage 2031 ROSLYN - UNIQUE three bedroom, one and one half bath newer Colomal 10 Grosse Pomte Woods Thl~ 19325HOCKCASTL!:'; - Condollllmum III Hdrper Wood~ Beautifully decordted All on one floor Two bedrooms, residence IS very tastefully decorated, has a large family room, updated country kitchen Pnced to sell apph VACANT LOT - Located III Grosse P01llte Clt) Ba) pomtl' De,>lgn Company PrestIgIOus subdiVISIOn SINE REALTY FIRST OFFERING . IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME A RARITY m the City of Grosse Pomte, a charmmg three bedroom, two full bath brick ranch TO CALL SINE With huge country kitchen, library and paneled recreation room With office New decoratmg and carpetmg, polished hardwood floors and two car garage With electrIC opener The large, GROSSE POINTE CITY newly-landscaped fenced yard WIth raised wood deck leadmg to a lower level brick patio af- fords qUiet privacy Walk to Village, schools and City park Call today for appomtment 392St Clair - Large country Colomal, great room, fdmlly room, new large modern kitchen, new electrical, new hl'atlllg and aIr, double lot, dnve, LARGE WOODED LOT IS enjoyed from the pa- two car, one of kllld, tio of thiS Woods ranch offermg three bedrooms, family room and two natural fire- HARPER WOODS places Custom bUIlt With SpaCIOUSrooms 21466 Newcastle - Nice three bedroom, brick ranch, dlmng L, carpetmg, COMPLETELY REDECORATED m neutral tones, CONTEMPORARY LOVERS you'll dehght m thIS recreatIOn room With full bath, breezeway, one and one half car at- thiS Woods ranch also boasts an updated kitch- speCial home deSigned and bUilt by a bUilder tached garage en and beaullful landscapmg for a price of for hmlself There are four bedrooms, den and only $71.000 a famIly room m the mam house plus a guest house A must to see J?IRST OFFERING I Located on qUiet Grosse Pomte Woods street offermg three bedrooms. one and one half baths, spacIOus kitchen and family room Pay less now dnd decorate to your taste Priced under $80,000 SINE REALTY DISTINCTIVE FRENCH NORMANDY architec- MULTILIST SERVICE NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL and prune locatIOn ture eharactefl.l:Cs thiS ulllque Shores home A on a lane near the VIllage offer!> a large fa sunken liVing room, paneled hbrary With stamed FARMS OFFICE 18412MACK 884-7000 mlly room, upddted kitchen, dln10g room With glass wmdows and two-story screened terrace lend corner cabmets and charm, charm, charm well to gracIOus entertammg LARGE FAMILY HOME offenllg approximate f<'ABULOUS ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL IS Iy 3.500 square feet of hV1llg space. a heated reflected m thiS home located on St Clair Com- garden room plus a famIly room all for only pletely updated kitchen and baths combmed With $112,500 Pnced nght thiS home won't last gorgeous oak beams and woodwork make thiS a FIRST OFFERING long charmmg and most practical home GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Lancaster - Sharp two bedroom bungalow, naturdl fireplace, expansIOn attic, flllished basement, raised deck patio ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) GROSSE POINTE SHORES Dlstlllchve home archItecturally deSIgned for gracIOUS hVlllg on Renaud .. .- _-.' I r'''l. • 1 The kItchen has every conceivable ouiIt=lh;secluded lot featunng an 9709. Woodcrest - Harper Woods starter or relJrement home With exceptIOnally~ low heatlllg costs A ranch With attached garage mground pool and two patios Alarm system, new furnace, hfetlme cop- per roof, CIrcular drive One of our sales staff WIll be glad to show you 22940Newberry - St Clair Shores ranch With four bedrooms. newer kitchen, fimshed basement With expansIOn room for two bedrooms & bath thiS truly magmflcent property $479.000 GROSSE POINTE PARK BORLAND-JOHNSTOl\T (QUiftu. ~ 1068 Lakepomte - Three bedroom. bath and one hdlf Colomal, den, new pIumbmg, garage $44,500 A!UOeiates of I ~/.,Aa1 NfTWOlll._. GROSSE POINTE WOODS ...... -- ( ...... Many, Many More by Appointment --- Three bedroom bungalow on Brys featunng family room, updated kltch. en, flmshed basement, natural fireplace, patIO and heated garage EARL KEIM Selhng or Bu~mg . Our Full Time Profe~slOnals $79,900 REALTY are ready [() help Call Today '.' 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue N' 0j/I/o,,!(' (d' \O/flh III,!.!,/l ojJj/(J\I((' (>(/1 (('II, ,( /lO( J/ _ The Helplul People f 886-3800 884-6400 WILEOH REALTORS 884-3550 GREAT SELECTION OF HOMES FIRST OFFERING r~..,.'~, NEWER HOMES --.,;; I1'.'", \{- - ~ , \ We have several homes bUilt smce the 1960's \ 'I' \ ' I. I GEORGIAN COLONIAL - $155,000, four bed- rooms. two and one half baths, fIrst floor laundry and great locatIOn \~ FALL FEATURES OVERLOOKING L.\KE ST CLAIR With a SYCAMORE LANE - Deluxe four bedroom, three and one half bath cus- "GREAT ROOM" and most IIIterestmg ar- tom home under constructIOn on private lane First lot from the lake chItecture LuxurIOUs fIrst floor master sUite WIth fireplace MagmflCent two l>tory family room With fireplace overlooklllg the lake Call for detaIls, \'Ialk- FAMILY HOME - WOODS With three full lhroughs baths and five bedrooms LIBRARY and FAMILY ROOM First floor LAUNDRY LOTHROP - Very private locatIOn for an attractive \"1'11 planned fIVe bed- ClJSTOM BUlL T - DREAM HOME located near room, three and one half bath semi ranch \\Ith gorgeous yard Fea- Lake St Clair 111 the heart of Grosse Pomte Fanns tures mclude first floor laundry, carpeted recreatIOn room. slate foyer, Custom bUilt 1111978by Wllhson). thiS special home all appliances, new roof, extra large lot and much much more I I , features a two and one hah story "GREAT ROOM" (26x20). country kitchen, first floor mas. EIGHT MILE ROAD - Large and clean second floor apartment style con- LARGER HOMES ter bedroom SUite, library and fIrst floor laundry SPECIAL FAMILY HOME- Completely redec- dommJUm III desirable area SpacIOus rooms With natural woodwork FARMS - $159,900 IIIcludes DEN and FAMILY Located on a prIVate court and back1llg up to a orated Colomal. four bedrooms, two and one half Two bedrooms and ?ne full bath Near ShoPPlllg and transportation ROOM With four bedrooms, three baths large estate With ACRES OF WOODED PROP- baths on second floor, bedroom and bath on third ERTY A rare opportumty to enjoy 4.300 square Large modernized kitchen With eatmg area, newer CHATSWORTH - Charmmg brick and fieldstone bungalo\'l IS 11\ move-lll TUDOR - GORGEOUS \Hth fIve bedrooms, three feet of all the best Ideas III today's new homes furnace, roof. gutters. beaultfully landscaped condition LIVlllg room With natural fireplace, kitchen \\ Ith bay \\ III baths on POPULAR YORKSHIRE $178,000 dow Second floor bedroom \\ ould be perfect lor a nursery or study Half bath on second floor WOODS FOUR BE£)HOOM at a bargam price of FIRST OFFERING $145,000 - family room plus deluxe recreatIOn BERKSHIRE - A touch of Enghsh Tudor adorns thiS neat three bedroom room bungalow III DetrOIt near east SIde FlOrida room, piliI' paneled rec OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 reallon room are mce exlras' Great family neIghborhood and readY F ARMS EST ATE 0\ er 22') feet of frontage near .914 RENAUD $239,000 to move right III Washer, dryer and stove Included - LAKESHORE \\llh a ,acant LOT IN • 1255 NOTTINGHAM $82.500 CLUDE£) • lO:n HOLLYWOOD $155,000 BEACONSFIELD - Roomy four family WIth t\\O bedroom umls With ap • 411 McKINLEY $129,900 phances Prime rental area popular With all age groups Ven handy WOODS LA!'!E - great locatIOn .....Ih fIve bed • 1700 PRESTWICK $145000 to downtown and local bus lines- Good lllvesl ment and never' a prob rooms large famll) room CIrcular dnve lem to rent' " RIVARD - Attractive and SpaCIOUStwo famIly III Gro,;se Pomte !';ach umt features three bedrooms, a full bath and Flonda room Separate ha~e ments and ullhtJes Ideal lll..estmeni 11\ popular locatIOn THREE BEDROOM COLONIALS McKINLEY - a mo~t popular Farm~ locatlon BEACONSFIELD - Four family 11\ move In condition Two bedrooms and family room exceptIOnal condllton one full bath III each umt Separate hot water heater,; Appliances III ~ cluded Some umts fully carprted NEAH VILLAGf<:- SIxty foot lot spacIOus room,; Clo;NTER HALL TUDOR - With four bedrooms, \'Ialk to schools or shop<; ~ REALTORS two and one half haths and larger room sizes Ex- tra room on the third floor If needed In a neigh- $56 Cj()() With lots of CHARACTr:R mcludes DEN borhood where most homes are $160,000 or higher SCHULTES REAL ESTATE and large lot you Will fmd a generous allowance for necessary 710 NOTRE DAME updatmg 111 our SPECIAL PRICE OF $131,000 $Il2,S00 DUTClI COLONIAL WIth npwer kitchen WON'T LAST and DEN 882-5200 881.8900 4 • • 4 • I Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B .G.Edgar &~ FORECLOSURE SALE, OWNER MOVED OUT OF STATE MAKE AN OFFER! 114KERCHEVAL 886-6010 Custom bUllt spectacular four or five bedroom Colomal PrestigIOus three bedroom brick Colomal off Lakeshore overlookmg Lake St Clair, Circular drlvewaY,large 10 Grosse Pomte Shores featuring famdy room and family room and kitchen, huge library WIth fIre- den, two car garage attached. Unbehevable price place, full fmlshed basement, three car garage and $169,900 Call Bill for more details much more Hurry, won't last FIRST OFFERING Four bedroom 10 Grosse Pomte City, move-m condition, HANDSOME HOUSE, HANDSOMELY SITUATED on OWNER TRANSFERRED completely renovated, two baths, new furnace and 10 central air, new kitchen $90's a deep lot Gro~se Pomte Park This traditIOnal home BeautIful tl\lO bedroom brick ranch In Grosse Pomte has been completely renovated and updated The spa Park, new kitchen and furnace $40's CIOUSkitchen ha~ been remodeled With oak cabmets and Beauhful three bedroom brIck ranch m 8t ClaJr Shores, fmlshed basement Low $5O's state of the art apphances High ceilings, WIth lovely Three bedroom Colomal 10 Gr~se Pomte Par" One and carved plaster coves, large Impressive rooms that in- one half baths, new furnace $30'~ clude hvmg room With fireplace, formal dmmg room and Magmflcent, one of a kmd French Colonial This estate library/den dll to complement the four ~econd floor fa- IS truly the neighborhood showplace, located in a Custom built four bedroom m Harper Wood!, offering two deSirable, closed-m Grosse POinte Park location Imly size bedrooms The garage ha~ been rebudt With and one half bath~, large updated kitchen, flmshed offermg five bedrooms, SIX baths, formal hvmg and heat and electricity to accommodate multi cars and basement Low $70'~ work shop dmmg room, large family room, lIbrary, three and one half car garage, full flmshed basement With Two family flat brick near WmdmllI Pomte Completely whirlpool, double corner lot redecorated, bUiIt-m sWlmmmg pool Must sell Only $51,900 Eight uruts near Grosse Pomte Park, excellent cash flow. IN THE CITY Laml Coull del teilll:> $9;)':>. Cdll Bill fOi mUfe de- I Two family flat brick in Grosse Pomte Park, separate tails IDEALLY LOCATED In the city of Grosse POmte Just ullhtles $60's Call Bill Mashml a few doors off Jefferson Walkmg distance from the Vil- lage for shoppmg, from the waterfront park, both pub- Eight apartments and ftve store fronts Net Income Beauhful four bedroom home on Yorkshire Inground $15,000 yearly Ask lor Wahlb hc and private schools and of course excellent pool and double gas grill Fmlshed paneled base transportahon This very cosmopolitan home would ment Call Wahlb 881-7100 adapt well to most any hfe style and furmshmgs Con- Sider the blend of traditional decor With the modern ar- FIRST OFFERING chitecture for that electriC feeling The four bedrooms, GREAT INVESTMENTS two and one half baths and the first floor famIly room Completely remodeled home on VernIer 10 Grosse Pomte BEAT THE NEW TAX LAWS makes thiS home Ideally sUlled for any size family Woods Call Wahlb Mashml for more details, 881- 7100 or 886-9770 BY BUYI NG BEFORE 1987 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 ON THE WATER 45 Hawthorne, Grosse Pomte Shores, three bedroom Colomal, only $169,900 This contemporary home has been deSigned to take ad- vantage of the splended view of the water All maJor rooms have been bUIlt to overlook Anchor Bay, Includ- 109 the master bedroom SpacIOus rooms and a Wide open floor plan makes thiS house adaptable to most any hfestyle The kitchen With open counter space overlooks Put Number 1 the famIly room With fireplace Four full bedrooms and three full baths, one bath has a JacuzzI A fun house for to work for you.@ year round liVing EAST~ INC. IN THE VILLAGE 17150 Kercheval Ave., a.p. Qntulg Elizabeth Eldridge, President T..rry A. Kargol, Vice President wc-=.~21~-[U 881-7100 FARMS LOCATION ThiS three bedroom Colomal boasts of some flOe features such as a fIrst floor den, two car garage, natural fire- place and formal dmmg room ThiS always deSirable McMillan road locatIOn IS close to hIli shoppmg and pub- hc schools QUIck occupancy JOHNSTONE _& JOHNSTONE, INC. I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I . OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 II OgE~SUNDAY 2-4 ~ .~ ~'/l~f~ ! 4 ~Y I" 'f , 407 ROLAND COURT - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - l 422 LOTHROP - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - FIRST ~ ...=- - - - ...:.....::...... OFFERING of thIS three bedroom, one and one half bath ThiS qUiet Farms court offers a spacious famlly bunga- ~, ~.....;"'~-- ---~~~ Colomal In a terrifiC Farms location' Includes family low with three large bedrooms, two baths, sharp modem kitchen, lovely large rooms all on extra WIde lot. lI84- 816WASB INGTON - FIRST OFFERING - ThIS uruque 436LOTHROP - Located on a qu:et street in the Farms, room, central aIr, sprinkler system and MORE' 881-6300 multi-level Tudor home awaits the dlscrlmmatmg buyer thIS IS the perfect home for the voung famIly Family 0600 With SIX hedrooms and two and one half baths, It IS In room, large kitchen, formal dmmg room and two car ga- 379 CHALFONTE - QualIty bUilt Farms Colomal has three bedrooms, two and one half baths, den, enclosed ter- move-m eondlhon Natural fireplace and pegged oak rage are Just a few of the feature'> Don't mIss thiS one' race, fInished basement, central air all on large lot With private paho 884-0600 floors m the hVlng room and much more A GREAT 1162 DEVONSHIRE - FIVe bedroom, four and one half bath Coloma I has Ilbrary, famllY room, new carpeting VALUE m a GREAT LOCATION BY APPOINTMENT and terrifiC updatmg throughout' 884-0600 1104KENSINGTON - Well mamtamed fIve bedroom, three and one half bath Colonial' Great space includes country BY APPOINTMENT FIRST QI'FERING - Great area of St Clair Shores - kitchen, den, sun room, rear stan'way to "m-Iaw sUite" and MORE' 881-4200 ThiS three bedroom brick ranch with eating area in 1984LANCASTER - Three bedroom Colomal has fireplace, Mutschler kitchen, flmshed basement and newer fur- FIRST Ofi'FERING - IN THE FARMS - Perfection kitchen and dmmg "L" off hving room has a lot of nace With central air Affordably priced at $89,9001 88HI300 describes thiS one and one half story house Three potential for the "Do it yourself Buyer." Full base- 875LAKESHORE - THERE'S NOTHING LIKE LAKESHORE I We have Just hsted SpaCIOUSranch with four large bedrcoms and two full bath3 - one bedroom cur- ment, two and one half car garage and large lot bedrooms (master With adJommg bath), two and one half baths, family room, hvmg room and dming room renlly functions as a den - the Mutschler kitchen offers plenty of play area for children ThiS could With fireplaces and attached garage 881-4200 ISa n'al plus - every room ISan inVitatIOn Priced be lust the bargam you're lookmg for 40 MOROSS - ChOIce Farms area near lake! Easy-care ranch mcludes three bedrooms, two baths, large family m thE low $90's room, JalousJed terrace and private yard With deck 884-0600 EnJOy easy hVlOg' SpacIOus hvmg room With fireplace, 406 MCKINLEY - Lovely large lot' Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial has fireplace, den, big kitch- formal dmmg room, den With bookshelves, kitchen en, patio With grill $119,900 884-0600 With eatmg space and powder room on fIrst floor 627 WASHINGTON - Wonderful family home has four bedrooms plus extra crafts room or nursery two and one Three bedrooms and two full baths on the second half baths. lIbrarv. big summer porch all on O1ce deep lot Well malOtalOed' ' 884-0000 floor Hardwood floors, natural woodwork and tiled 978 WASHINGTON - Fine three bedroom Colomal With family room, NEW kitchen and backyard deck. foyer are only a few of the speCial features $110,000 884-0600 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Center entrance Colomal located near the lake m the heart of the Farms BUIlt m 1960,thiS house features JUST LISTED 10 chOIce St Clair Shores area near the lake Great family Colomal mcludes four bedrooms, coun. four bedrooms and two and one half baths, large try kitchen, large famJly room, central air and attached garage Don't miss thIS one' 1l&Hl6OO. foyer, step-down hvmg room, family room With fire- place and wet bar, attached garage, central air and NEW OFFERING m Harper Woods of tastefully decorated one and one half story With a modern intenor! NEW much, much more' kitchen With appliances, large bedroom down, new bath With whirlpool tub, large bedroom up plus great ex- tras mcludmg dramatic lIghtmg, qualIty carpetlOg and new stucco plaster work Can't be beat at$49,700! 884-0600, FIRST OFFERING - PRICET' TO SELL' Perfect for a family, thiS center p. n Colomal has a den 111 additIOn to a lar ..e...OV,. "nd half bath on the first floor Four bed. ~'''' dreSSing room and full bath up Close to schools and sho:lpmg Call today, thiS OUTSTANDING CONTEMPORARY m dramatic sellmg one \\ on't last' With Circular drive Four bedrooms (one on first floor), two baths, paneled library, family room, ST CLAI'{ SHORES - Three bedroom ranch With con- heated pool, extra large lot - a beauty' 884-0600 tempo)rary styling SpacIOus IIvmg room, dmmg room well planned kitchen With eatmg space Ce- NOTTINGHAM - EasIly mamtamed TWO.FAMILY ramll' tiled bath In hall, plus private bath off mas- has two bedrooms, dlOlOg loom and fireplace 10 both ter bf. droom Hardwood floors, central air and ex- umts plus all apphances Great rentallOcome poten ceptIOnal storage are only a fe\\ of the special fea- tlal 881-4200 OUTSTANDING Walter Mast built Cape Cod Wlth GOLF tures Priced m the $60's With qUick occupancy COURSE VIEW has large fIrst floor master sulte plus two bedrooms, two baths up Mutschler kitchen, family A RANCH FOR ALL SEASONS Tv. 0 cozy fireplaces room, first floor laundry, central air and much more to SUNNYSIDE m St Clair Shores - Three bedroom ranch for the winter and central air for the summer, plus enJoy 881-6300 for details I a laq e screened terrace off the kitchen Three bed. features a SpaCIOUSliVing room, dmmg room and kitchen ""lth breakfast area There IS a new energy effiCient fur. room" two full baths formal dmmg room and break. All brick MULTIPLE DWELLING 10 the Park offer'> a chance for excellent return on four two-bedroom units nace With central aIr and an attached garage Manyex- fa<;tarea m the kitchen Outstandmg property In the - appliances IOciuded WIth sale 881-6300 !,'arrr.<; tras call for an appomtment today CITY OF GROSSE POINTE - Two bedroom condo Hl\ RVARD - Three bedroom, two hath Coloma I With large fmlly room, fireplace, kitchen bUIlt-lOS, flOlshed base- A Fall Spl'clal for your family's nped" Occupancyavall- ment, privacy fence and MORE' Now In the 90's 881-4200 able lor the hohdays Three lwdroom, one and one ....1thlll walkmg distance to the Village The first floor half hath Colomal With ne\\er kitchen, hardwood consIsts of IIvmg room, dlnmg "L" and kitchen Therl' ISa full basement, central aIr and new hot wa HARPER WOODS - Larger four !x'droom, three bath ranch With fireplace, master sUIte With adjolnmg bath noors, FlOrida room With slldmg glass ....mdow walls large family room, mother 10 law apartment With outside entrance plus many great extras! $98,500 881-4200: and Tluch more Deflmtely 'lot a drive by' ter h~ater " MEMBER CHAt\1PION~BAER ~iil o EMPLOYEE RELOCATION REALTORS COUNCIL GH()S~~:1'01'\TI': PAHK GROSS!': POINTE WOODS I. 102 Kercheval AVf',GnKSC Ibmtc Farm", M 48236 16610 :\Iack RIll 4200 197'lO:\Iack 881.6300 884-5700 1 Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 20439 MACK AVENUE S~ Grosse Pointe Woods t)ntul); \ When you Irst your home wzth CENTU RY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a pIcture OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 of your residence In the Macomb M L S ',.I:-Ll~-JUr21 2289 Allard - G P W -S,~, ~~ ;et4{~ 886.8710 book and 1II the Grosse POlllte Board of -LOCHMOOR Realtors book You can double your ,------OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ------, home's exposure by Ilstzng With us r 20228 WASHTENAW - Harper Wood::. Perfect !>tarter home In a great locatIOn Featunng three bedrooms, ex- po::.ed hardwood floor!>. ldrge edtlng area m kitchen Enclosed porch TIled basement One and one half Cdr 884-528Q garage 20Jl ROSLYN - UNIQUE three bedroom, one and one half bath newer Colomal m Grosse Pomte Woods TIm, 19325 HO(,KCASTL«~ - CondominIUm 10 Hdrper Wood~ Beaullfully decorated All on olle floor Two bedrooms, residence IS very tastefully decorated, ha!> a large fdmily room, updated country kitchen Pnced to !>ell dppllance::. Included Form,l! dmlllg room plu~ eahng space IIi the kitchen In walkmg distance to Our Lady Queen of Peace Full large prlVdte basement Price Just reduced 2222 RIDGEMONT - CHARMING ample three bedroom one and one half bath residence 10 the Woom, Updated kItchen, large room Sizes, upstairs study can be fourth bedroom, full bath m ba!>cment, overslLCd gardge BY APPOINTMENT 1685BRYS - CLEAN well malntamed Colomal In a deSIrable locatIon of the Woods Very low utllltlC;, and taxe!> UNDEH CONSTHUCTlON - Georgian Colomallocated m Gro"se POlllte City Brand new jU"t for you' Features A pleasure to show PatIO With mcely landscdped yard, over!>17ed, ne\\ el garage Sho\\ and Sell r I , !Delude three bedroom~, t\\O full bath", powder room First floor laundrv Famllv room Three fireplaces Md!>tel b£>droom complete WIth JacuzzI CompletIOn lime !>etfor the flr::.t of the new year 151 HILLCREST LANE - OUTSTANDING execulive ranch m a fdnta!>lic 10calLon of the Farms ThiS home hds most amemtles mcludmg three large bedrooms, two and one half baths, tamlly and Flonda rooms WIth flre BOHDERING GHOSSE POINTE - Sprawling cu!>tom bUilt rdnch Over 2,000 square feet Three bedrooms, full place and eatmg space respectively and much more SPOTLESS'" bath dnd la\ dtory Ldrge dmmg room 20X 12 Fdnuly room Large kitchen Reci edtlOn loom With fireplace Sprmkler !>y!>tem Ne\\er roof 1110CANTERBURY - BEAUTIFUL large four bedroom Colomal In the Liggett school dl<,tnct of the Woods He- cently painted and decorated, thiS home Will Impress the most dlscnmmatmg tastes Large !>late foyer HAHPER V,0uDS - Till ~ Ucill Will oungdlow \\ llll ulXiduxl KIIlIlen r.ewel Lal pellJlg ':>CIcelled bdck pol lil Al.love ground pool mcluded complete With filter and Vdcuum 1\\0 car garage 2289 ALLARD - EXECUTIVE two bedroom ranch 10 a deSirable locatIOn of Gro!>se Pomte Woods Many amem lies mcludmg natural fireplace, Mutschler kitchen, covered patIO, dttached gdrage and more " r VACANT LOT - Gro!>!>ePomte Farms Off Lakeshore Bd}pomte DeSign Company VACANT LOT - Locclted 10 Gro::."e Pomte elt} Baypomte DeSign Company PrestigIOus subdiVISion SINE REALTY FIRST OFFERING IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME A RARITY In the CIty of Grosse Pomte, a charmmg three bedroom, two full bath brick ranch TO CALL SINE \\ Ith huge country kitchen, library and paneled recreation room WIth office New decoratmg and carpetmg, polished hardwood floors and two car garage With electriC opener The large, GROSSE POINTE CITY newly-landscaped fenced yard With raised wood deck leadmg to a lower level brick pallo af- fords qUiet privacy Walk to Village, schools and City park. Call today for appolOtment 392St Clair - Large country Colomal, great room, family room, new 1mge modern kItchen, new electrical, new heatmg and all', double lot, drive, LARGE WOODED LOT IS enjoyed from the pa- two car, one of kmd, tio of thiS Woods ranch offermg three bedrooms, family room and two natural fire- HARPER WOODS places Custom bUilt With SpaCIOUSrooms 21466 Newcastle. NICe three bedroom, brick ranch, dmmg L, carpetmg, COMPLETELY REDECORATED m neutral tones, CONTEMPORARY LOVERS you'll dehght m thiS recreation room WIth full bath, breeleway, one and one half car at- thiS Woods ranch also boasts an updated kitch- speCial home deSigned and built by a builder tached garage en and beautiful landscapmg for a price of for himself There are four bedrooms, den and only $71.000 a family room III the malO house plus a guest house A must to see FIRST OFFERINGl Located on qUiet Grosse Pomte Woods street offerlOg three bedrooms, one and one half baths spacIOus kitchen and famIly room Pay le!>s now and decorate to your taste Priced under $80.000 SINE REALTY DISTINCTIVE FRENCH NOR!".1ANDYarchitec- NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL and prIme locatIOn ture characterizes thiS umque Shores home A MULTILIST SERVICE on d lane near the Village offer!> a large fa- sunken livmg room, paneled library With stamed FARMS OFFICE 18412MACK 884-7000 mily room. updated kitchen, dmmg room With glass wmdows and two-story screened terrace lend corner cabmet!> and charm, charm, charm well to gracIOus entertammg LAHGE }<'AMILY HOME offermg approxImate FABULOUS ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL IS ly 3,500 square feet of hvmg !>pace, a heated reflected m thiS home located on St Clair Com- garden room plus a family room all for only pletely updated kitchen and baths combmed With $112500 Priced nght thiS home won't last gorgeous oak beams and woodwork make thiS a FIRST OFFERING long charmmg and most prdctlcal home GROSSE POINTE WOODS I Lancaster - Sharp two bedroom bungalow, natural flreplace, expansIOn attic, fmlshed basement, raised deck patIO ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) GROSSE POINTE SHORES DIstmctlve home architecturally designed for gracIous livmg on Renaud _~.... I 1-.\ ._ , , The kitchen has every conceivable lluiIt:ln, secluded lot fealurlllg an 9i09 Woodcrest - Harper Woods starter or rellrement home With exceptIOnally low heatmg costs A ranch With attached garage mground pool and two palios Alarm system, new furnace, hfelime cop- per roof, Circular drive One of our sales staff Will be glad to show you 22940Newberry - SI Clair Shores ranch With four bedrooms, ne~er kitchen, flmshed basement With expansIOn room for two bedrooms & bath thiS truly magmflcent property $479,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK BORLAND-JOHNSTON EQUHrn .... 1068Lakepolllte - Three bedroom, bath and one half Colomal, den, new A880eiates 01 W1JN~ piumblllg, garage $44,500 NlfTWOtlI...... GROSSE POINTE WOODS ...... - r..,..... Many, Many More by Appointment --- Three bedroom bungalow on Brys featurmg family room, updated kitch- en, flOlshed basement, natural fireplace, pallo and heated garage EA'RL KEIM Selling or Buying,. Our Full Time Profe~stonals $79,900 REALTY are ready to help Call Toda\' ',' 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue u!J!Ju'ile (,1' \u/l11I III!!." u/J!Jm Ill' l'{i/ u'lI, \(lIuul _ The Ilelpl'lIl People! 886-3800 WILEOH 884-6400 REALTORS 884-3550 GREAT SELECTION OF HOMES ~ \ " ~ FIRST OFFERING ,.,,!~, NEWER HOMES - J ." .-~~ '.' \ We have several homes bUilt smce the 1960's \i \ '/ ' ' I •I \ GEORGIAN COLONIAL - $t55,OOO,four bed- rooms. two and one half baths. first floor laundry and great locatIOn \~ FALL FEATURES OVERLOOKING LAKE ST CLAIR With a SYCAMORE LANE - Deluxe four b£>droom, three and one half bath cus- "GREAT ROOM" and most mterestmg ar- tom home under constructIOn on pnvate lane First lot from the lake chitecture Luxunous firsl floor master sUite With fireplace Maglllficent two story family room With fireplace overiooklllg the lake Call for details, \\ alk- FAMILY HOME - WOODS With three full lhroughs baths and five bedrooms. LIBRARY and FAMILY ROOM First floor LAUNDRY LOTHROP - Very private localion for an altracln, e ~ell.planned five bed- CUSTOM BUILT - DREAM HOME located near room, three and one half bath semI ranch \\ Ith gorgeous yard Fea Lake St Clair 10 the heart of Grosse Pomte Farms tures Include first floor laundry, carpeted recreation room, slate foyer Custom bUilt In 1978by Willison, thiS special home all apphances, new roof. extra large lot and much much more'" features a two and one half story "GREAT ROOM' (26x20), country kitchen, first floor mas- EIGHT MILE ROAD - Large and clean second floor apartment st"le con- LARGER HOMES ter bedroom SUIte, library and first floor laundry SPECIAL FAMILY HOME- Completely redec- dominIUm 10 desirable area SpacIous rooms With natural woodwork FARMS - $159,900 melud£'s DEN and FAMILY Located on a private court and backlOg up to a orated Colomal, four bedrooms, two and one half Two bedrooms and ?ne full bath Near shOPPing and transportatIOn ROOM With four bedrooms, three baths large estate ~Ith ACRES OF WOODED PROp. baths on second floor, bedroom and bath on thIrd ERTY A rare opportumty to enJOY 4,300 square Large modermzed kitchen With eatmg area, newer CHATSWORTH - Charmmg bnck and fieldstone bungalo~ IS m move III TUDOR - GORGEOUS \\ Ith five bedrooms. three feet of all the best Ideas 10 today's new homes furnace. roof, gutters, beaullfully landscaped conditIOn Llvmg room With natural fireplace. kitchen \\ Ith bay \\ m- baths on POPULAR YORKSHIRE $178,000 dow Second floor bedroom \\ ould be perfect for a nurser) or study Half bath on second floor WOODS FOUR BEDROOM at a bargam pnce of FIRST OFFERING $t45,OOO- fa mil) room plU';drluxe recreatIOn BERKSHIRE - A to'lch of English Tudor adorns thiS neatthre(' bedroom room OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bungalow 1Il DetrOIt near east Side Flonda room, pllle paneled rec reatlon room are mce extras I Grea t family neighborhood and readY FARMS ESTATE over 22') fret of frontage near • 914 RENAUD $239,000 to move right In Washer, dryer and stove Included . LAKESHORE \\ Ith a vacant LOT IN- • 1255 NOTTINGHAM $82,500 CLUDED • 1033 HOLLYWOOD $155,000 BEACONSFIELD - Roomy four famll} \~Ith t\\O bedroom umts \\Ith ap .413 McKINLEY $129,900 phances Prime rental area popular \~Ith all age groups yen handy WOODS LANE - great locatIOn \\llh five bed- • 1700 PRESTWICK $145,000 to downtown and local bus hnes- Good mvestment and never' a prob roome;, large famlh room Circular drive lem to rent' , , RIVARD - Attracllve and SpaCIOUSt\\ 0 family 1Il Gro"o:;ePomte Each umt features three bedrooms. a full bath and Flonda room Sepilrate bao:;e ments and utilities Ideal IIlvestment m popular location THREE BEDROOM COLONIALS MeKINU:Y - a mo"t popular Farm" local1on, BEACONSFIELD - Four family m move In condItIOn T~o bedrooms and family room exceptIOnal con Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B .G.Edgar &~~ FORECLOSURE SALE, OWNER MOVED OUT OF STATE MAKE AN OFFER! 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 Custom built spectacular four or five bedroom Colomal PrestigIOus three bedroom brICk Colomal off Lakeshore overlookmg Lake St ClaIr, Circular dnveway, large 10 Grosse Pomte Shores featur1l'lg family room and famIly room and kitchen, huge library WIth fIre- den, two car garage attached Unbehevable pTlce place, full flmshed basement, three car garage and $169,900 Call BIll for more details much more Hurry, won't last FIRST OFFERING Four bedroom m Grosse Pomte City, move-in conditIOn, HANDSOME HOUSE, HANDSOMELY SITUATED on OWNER TRANSFERRED completely renovated, two baths, new furnace and a deep lot 10 Gro~se POlOte Park This traditIOnal home central air, new kItchen $90's Beautiful two bedroom brIck ranch 10 Grosse Pomte has been completely renovated and updated The spa- Park, new kitchen and furnace $40'8 CIOUSkitchen ha~ been remodeled With oak cabmets and Beauhful three bedroom brick ranch m St CiaII' Shores, finished basement Low $50's state of the arl appliances High celhngs, WIth lovely Three bedroom Colomal m Gro~se Pomte Park One and carved plasler cove!>, large Impres~lve rooms that 10- one half baths, new furnace, $30's elude lIvmg room With fireplace, formal dmmg room and Magmflcent, one of a kmd French Colomal ThiS estate Ilbrary Iden all to complement the four second floor fa- IS truly the neighborhood showplace, located m a Custom bUilt four bedroom 10 Harpel Woods offenng two mily size bedrooms The garage has been rebUilt With deSirable, c1osed-m Grosse Pomte Park location and one ha If baths, large updated kitchen, flmshed offering five bedrooms, SIXbaths, formal hvmg and heat and electnclty to accommodate multi cars dnd basement Low $70's work shop dmmg room, large famlly room, hbrary, three and one half car garage, full flmshed basement With Two famIly flat bnck near WlI1dmlll POInte Completely whirlpool, double corner lot redecoratPd, bUlIt-m sWlmmmg pool Must sell Only $51,900 EIght umts near Grosse Pomte Park, excellent cash flow, IN THE CiTY Land Contrdct term:.. ~:;o:. Cdil BIll 101 UlOH~J~ Two family flat bnck In Grosse Pomte Park, separate taIls IDEALLY LOCATED 10 the city of Grosse POmte Just utllltles $60's Call Bill Mashlm a few doors off Jefferson Walkmg dlstance from the Vil- lage for shoppmg, from the waterfront park, both pub- Eight apartments and five store fronts Net Income Beautlful four bedroom home on YorkshIre Inground $15,000 yearly Ask for Wahlb hc and pnvate schools and of course excellent pool and double gas gnll Fml!>hed paneled base transportatIOn This very cosmopolitan home would ment Call Wahlb 881-7HIO adapt well to most any life style and furmsh10gs Con- SIder the blend of traditIOnal decor With the modern ar- FIRST OFFERING chItecture for that electnc feeling The four bedrooms, GREAT INVESTMENTS two and one half baths and the fIrst floor famIly room Completely remodeled home on Vermer m Grosse Pomte BEAT THE NEW TAX LAWS makes thiS home Ideally suited for any size famIly Woods Call Wahlb Mashml for more detaIls, 881- 7100 or 886-9770 BY BUYING BEFORE 1987 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-5 ON THE WATER 45 Hawthorne, Grosse POlOte Shores, three bedroom This contemporary home has been desIgned to take ad- Colomal, only $169,900 vantage of the splended view of the water All major rooms have been bUilt to overlook Anchor Bay, mclud- 109 the master bedroom Spacious rooms and a wide open floor plan makes thIs house adaptable to most any hfestyle The kitchen With open counter space overlooks Put Number 1 the famIly room WIth fireplace Four full bedrooms and three full baths, one bath has a JacuzzI A fun house for to work for you.@ year round 11vlOg EAST, INC. IN THE VILLAGE 17150 Kercheval Ave" G.P. Elizabeth Eldridge, President Tt'rry A. Kargol, Vice President 881.7100 FARMS LOCATION ThiS three bedroom Colonial boasts of some fme features such as a first floor den, two car garage, natural fire. place and formal dming room ThIS always deSirable McMJllan road locatIOn ISclose to hJlI shoppmg and pub- hc !>chools QUIck occupancy JOHNSTONE _& JOHNSTONE, INC. I OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 I OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 I II O~Ef'GSUNDAY 2-4 "" "'.,: 422 LOTHROP - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - FIRST 407 ROLAND COURT - GROSSE POINTE FARMS- OFFERING of thiS three bedroom, one and one half bath ThiS qUiet Farms court offers a spacious famIly bunga- Colomalm a terrIfIC Farms locatIOn! Includes famIly low with three large bedrooms, two baths, sharp modem kItchen, lovely large rooms all on extra Wide lot. 884- 436LOTHROP - Located on a c1lLetstreet m the Farms, room, central air, sprinkler system and MORE' 881-£300 thiS IS the perfect home for the young family Family 0600 room,large kItchen, formal dmin~ room and two car ga- 379 CHALFONTE - Quahty bUIlt Farms Colomal has three bedrooms, two and one half baths, den, enclosed ter- rage are Just a few of the features. Don't miss thIS one! race, flmshed basement, central aIr all on large lot With private patio. 884-0000 1162 DEVONSHIRE - FIve bedroom, four and one half bath Colomal has hbrary, famlly room, new carpeting BY APPOINTMENT and terrific updatmg throughout' 884-0600 1104KENSINGTON - Well mamtamed fIve bedroom, three and one half bath Colomal! Great space includes country BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OrFERING - Great area of S1. Clair Shores- kitchen, den, sun room, rear stairway to "m-Iaw sUIte" and MORE! 881-4200 ThiS three bedroom brick ranch WIth eatmg area m FIRST OR'FERING - IN THE FARMS - PerfectIOn 1984LANCASTER - Three bedroom Colomal has fireplace, Mutschler kitchen, fmlshed basement and newer fur- kItchen and dmmg "L" off IIvmg room has a lot of nace With central air Affordably priced at $89,9001 881-6300 describes thIs one and one half story house Three potentlal for the "Do it yourself Buyer" Full base- bedrcoms and two full bath.> - one bedroom cur- 875 LAKESHORE - THERE'S NOTHING LIKE LAKESHORE' We have Just hsted spacious ranch With four large ment, two and one half car garage and large lot bedrooms (master WIth adJOInmg bath), two and one half baths, family room, hvmg room and dming room rent!) functIOns as a den - the Mutschler kItchen offers plenty of play area for chIldren ThiS could IS a fE'al plus - every room IS an mVltation Priced WIth fIreplaces and attached garage 881-4200 be Just the bargam you're lookmg for 40 MOROSS - ChOIce Fal ms area near lake! Easy care ranch mcludes three bedrooms, two baths, large family 10 thE low $90's room, Jalousled terrace and private yard WIth deck 884-0600 EnJOy easy hvmg' SpacIOus hvmg room With fIreplace, 406 MCKINLEY - Lovely large lot' Three bedroom, one and one half bath Coloma I has fireplace, den, big kitch- formal dmmg room, den With bookshelves, kitchen en, patio WIth grill $119,900 884- ~ MEMBER RELe, CHA1\1PION~BAER ftY6WMH9 ~fil o EMPLOYEE RELOCATION REALTORS COUNCIL GROS~E POINTE PARK GROSSI': POINTE WOODS 102 Kercheval Ave I Gro<;sc fumtC' rurms, M I.48236 111610Mack 881 t200 19790 Mack 881-6300 884.5700 Page Twelve-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 Local women honored Jean Martin of East Detroit, Elizabeth Trun of Detroit, Lydia Swanson of Grosse Pointe Woods and Pauhne McCracken of East Detrolt were honored recently for glVlng 40 years of service to the East ReglOn of the Michlgan Can- cer Foundation (MCF). 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From what I saw Saturday night, that may be true. were a lot of parents - and little kids - mat- probably wasn't tops on her list> tendance. The homecommg court marched out Peggy Although I left the stadium that mght con- When we first arrived, we felt a bit out of on to the field and each member of the court vmced that I hadn't missed anything, years place The vast numbers of alumni I'd been told got a flower, just like at the big schools O'Connor later, as I covered countless homecomings for who usually attend these games were nowhere thiS newspaper, I'd look up into the stands at to be found A few hardy souls had traveled And when the game was over and Servlte had all the fun the kids seemed to be having and down from Manne City to cheer on Servite's op- won, there was a lot of talk of gomg to the Sll- wonder whether I had ponent, Holy Cross And on the Servite Side verdome for the CatholIc League champIOn- were about 100 Panther fans. Mostly parents ship. And of partymg m celebratIOn of a Ser- So, last Saturday, I went back to check. It all and a few students out of the 150enrolled at ser- vlte vIctory started a few weeks back, when I overheard my There'sno place vlte To put It bluntly, 15 Yuppie-type subur- The bottom lme, I thought as I walked back sister (Servlte, '77) discussing the school's 1986 bamtes didn't exactly blend in homecommg With a former classmate. Most of to the car, IS that homecoming and everythIng like homecoming that's associated WIth It IS supposed to be fun the class of 1977would be there for the Oct. 18 And I was a lIttle dlsappomted at fIrst. All the That's It, plam and sImple Some people do It Back in high school, I wasn't exactly what game, and members of the 1976and 1978classes things I'd become accustomed to seemg at the a httle more elaborately than others, and some you.'d call your typical fun-loving, high-splflted, were thinking of showmg up, she said. I was North and South homecommgs - the huge people have to walt 11 years to get their fun mamstream teenager. I was rather senous and convmced that people from my class wouldn't crowds, bands, the floats, the players jumping Perhaps that's because they think that It'S Just studious; not reallv the kind of person who be caught dead at Servlte Homecoming ReVIS- through banners and cheerleaders performing leaned into school functions. ited (assummg they're still alive; although the elaborate routines - just weren't there what you wear and who you go With lhat makes the event fun It Isn't So it's not surpnsing that m four years at De- U S was not at war in 1975, many of my class- See, at a small, struggling school hke Servlte, troit servite High School 0971-75 for those who mates may have penshed in the course of their the cheerleaders double as the homecommg It's really Just Sitting with a friend or two, en- like to count) I attended exactly one-half of a duties as test pilots for pharmaceutical com- court. The players are their escorts. There are joymg what's gomg on around you, and realIz- homecoming game. That was in my senior year panies). . I deCided to tag along anyway. no bands and they aren't allowed to have mg that we really are pretty lucky to have what and I only went - arriving exactly at halftime The game was at Roseville High's Field. You floats. It was sort of disheartening for me, a we've got. And that's everybody, from Inner- - because I was edItor of the school's yearbook see, Servlte doesn't have its own football field person who had come expecting to hnd some- city kids cheermg for a 7-{)team to suburbamtes and newspaper and the moderator had con- It didn't then and it doesn't now In fact, there's thing she'd missed m her past suffenng through the ups and downs of a 500 vmced me that it was my duty to attend the a lot that Servlte doesn't have Years ago, it season to shghtly out-of-shape alumm getting game no matter how silly I thought it was Then as the game got going, Servlte began together to relIve old memones m new sur- was a parIsh school, an anchor in a blossom- to play like the No.6-ranked Class D team it mg neighborhood ot mostly middle-class roundings I remember pokIng fun at the semors' float is and the crowd got a httle bigger and a little I'm glad that I had a chance to do It Because, (which, of course, I hadn't even thought of help- whites. Today, it's a regIOnal high school in noisier I began to see that Servite did have a predommantly black, working-class surround- although Thomas Wolfe was probably right ing to construct>, watching the football game lot of what North and South had and yes, even when he said, "You can't go home agaIn," he for a while (servlte lost by at least a dozen) and mgs Some people might call them poor sur- the Servite of the 70s had. roundings. never said you couldn't go "homecommg" • chuckling at the absurdity of a female class- agaIn, did he? mate of mille whose boyfrIend was a defenSIVe Enrollment has been down in recent years, The kids had fun They rang bells and ,.. • - Photo by l.n McLar.n - Photo by Cathy Schm dt Southis etus ~ slate chlfmplonihfp tehrils team, left longht, (fronffsjlr'ah JVIayer7\.lsa--0Ti5ef, - TheClaSs c;O"stal.'charrlfjlon University Liggett School squad Includes, left to right, (front) Lexie Katy Turner, Mlch.lhl Nault, J:llen Mayerj (back) coach Stephanie PrychltJ(o, Kathy Rljt, Cathy Crain, Lesley MacLeod, karen Rahm, Wendy Willett, Elena Hunt, Pam All, Amina All; (back) Dawn Wachter, Mary Wachter, Meg Petersen and Anne Nicholson. Martin, Lynne Connor, Holly Waggoner, Kelly Baller, Kathy Bianchi, Laura Rizzo and coach Bob South, ULS netters are slate champs ...again By Peggy O'Connor ing Lahser's Beth Rauth t~ three the finals. ., way: ~am Ah! No 2 singles, lost In the NO.1 doubles champlOn- 6-3,6-7,3-6. Wendy Willett and Lex- It's getting so that fans of girls' sets m the fmal, before falhng 7-6, The No 1 SIngles fmal was to Ka]sa Ferdmg of DCDS, 7-5, 3- ship, ULS's Kathy Bianchi and Ka- ie Cram of ULS picked up the No high school tennis are better off 6-{),6-? played Sat~rday (one da~ after 6,5-7. Elena Hunt of ULS downed ren Rahm defeated Mary Betten 3 doubles champIOnship by beatmg asking who didn't win the Class A Semor Anne Nlc?olson and ULS had offICIally won the htle) at Jill Mussulman, of Galesburg- and Emily Medema of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo Chnstlan's Beth Van- and Class CoD championships. Be- sophomore Kathy Ra]t teamed up Country Day. ULS sophomore Augusta, 6-1, 6-1, at No 3 smgles, ChristIan, -3, 6-7, 7-5. Laura RIZZO derKooi and Jennifer Meyermg, 6- cause every year-atleastfor the at No.1 doubles to p~ll"off what Dawn Martm defeated Anna and ULS's Amma Ah toped andLesleyMacLeodofULSfellto 4,4-6,6-0 last 11 and seven respectively - Prychltko called South s most ex- Schork of Gabnel Richard, 6-0,6-1 DCDS's Anane Kemper 6-1 6-{) at DCDS's Suzanne Sellers and ULS h B b H k 11 d we know exactly 'who did citing" match. The duo beat East ULS's other seeds flmshed this No 4 ' " Heather Weyand at No 2 doubles th L doa~ ~ ,a~twlc ca he Coach Stephanie Pry~hitko's Lansing's Jayne Ward and Kim ' "e a J mg ts c amplOns Ip South High tennis team captured Oleson - the tournament's NO.1 Truly amaZing? gre~t He added that It was ~he its 11th consecutive state Class A seed - 6-2, 6-1 to win the state h- • culmmatlOn of a very competitive title in Midland last week, racking tle At NO.2 doubles, Meg Petersen University Liggett School 8th- South's "Punahou High SChool III memory, well, it's really season up 25 points en route to beating out and Ellen Mayer lost to Ann Arbor letic director and boys' tennis in Honolulu won 14 in a row amazing. Not to mention the "The match With South (a four- a: very competItive eight-team PIOneer's Karen IrwIn and Amy coach Bob Wood calls Grosse from 1959 to 1972. But Hawaii, considerable pressure that a hou~ marathon whIch ended 10 a 4- field. And coach Bob Hartwick cul- Van Appledorn, 6-7, Hi The No 3 Pointe South's girls' streak: of 11 with six or seven schools play- team goes through in a streak 3 Will for Class A South) was the minated a season in which hiS Uni- doubles team, Lisa Disser and consecutive Class A state tennis iog tennis, compared to South like this." pmnacle of the season, even though versity Liggett School squad was Michelle Nault, took Portage championships a "truly amaz- playing the number of talented Wood estimates that even hiS the outcome was sort of depress- ranked at or near the NO.1 overall No~thern to three sets in the fmals, ing statistic." And he ought to schools it does in Class A, just ULS boy's team, as successful mg But then everyone of our spot most of the time, with the losmg 2-t?,.6-2, 3-6. . know. doesn't measure up," Wood as they were, would only have matches was excIting because we Lady Knights' seventh straight C- South flmshed ~e season With an Wood, whose boys' teams set netted five or sbc"championships play such a rigorous schedule," D championship in Holland. 11~1record, a regIOnal cham~lOn- a national record of 13 straigbt says. in that 13-year span If they'd HartWick added "It's an unbelievable feeling" ShIp and another Eastern MIChl- tennis championships in the "I think t~at Step~n~ (F!r- had to play in Class A "The states though are our No P.rychitko said Monday "The~e gan League tItl~. The girls' only 1""08 and early INJn.o,s---'"oo chitko) an the ~ glr S If South continues the streak, 1 pnorlty An'd we're'very deter- kids are motivated They go out loss was to Manan A~d that ":lay ,It -- _£CD should be congratulat . To do it would break Punahou High's mmed to keep winmng them every and get together and talk about have been a bleSSIng m disgUIse, his records to find a girls' ten- wbattbey'vedone .... without a record in 1990. year" what they have to do. I don't know Prychitko said nis team more succeB$ful t1)an~ g~lWinning a No.1 singles title - Peggy O'Connor . what they say to one another but "Maybe it was the best thIng it has to be good It sure worked for that could have happened to us, us this year," she added. losmg to Manan I~ ~~emed .to GLASS FIREPLACE ENCLOSURES South, which didn't wm one of its wake the girls up a bit, she Said. Behind every singles fmals, managed a strong The result was that South fmlshed enough showmg throughout the With a f1ouflsh, re<;apturmg Its No Ut--~~Ii(~ other rounds and in the doubles fi. 1 rankmg m Michigan by beatmg -~ successful Elegance, quality & 2 $ $ nals to rack up 25 points. Bloom- ULS, 4-3,. and gal~ing ground to- craftsmanship. fIeld Hills Lahser was second with ward settmg a national record for Built to last. 24 most consecutIve tenms titles Safe & practical "The girls did the best they could ULS's boys' team had 13 consecu- ,~~\ skier Energy savings. in every match Everyone had tlve tItles "But we're m Class A, fREE SCREEN AND three pomts after the first day LIggett plays m Class C-D," Pry- , ' ,.:JZ) is a ski INSTALLATION WITH yes, that really helps gomg Into the chltko add.ed PURCHASE semifmals With that kind of bal- South Will lose fIve semors - ance " Mary Wachter, Katy Turner, Sarah j I\J shop that cares. South's No.1 smgles seed sen- Mayer, Anne Nicholson and LIsa 'J ) ior Mary Wachter, lost m the qual'- Dlsser - to graduation terfmals to the eventual state AT ULS, It took two days, but the ~ ~~ ~TTl.t'~ Ittakes more champ Meredith McGrath, 3-6, 6- Lady Kmghts compiled 26 pomts to Tool Sets, 4, 2-6 Cathy Wachter made It to Will the Class CoDchampIOnship m \~ {;I"~tban ~ skis to make Screens, the semifinals, where she was Holland, Mlch Actually it wasn't rtJl~~ a JreIt ski shop. Glass beaten by Lahser's Kristm Ashare, even close, ,With DetrOIt Country 6-3,6.2. Katy Turner fell to Nicole Day School s (DCDSl 17 potOts METRO SKI" SPORTS A"ENDED THE WORLD'S LAROEST SKI SHOW Doors, Ashare, 6-3, 6-{). Sarah Mayer garnel'1ng It the runner.up spot in TO BRINO YOU THE 'INEST IN SKI PRODUCTS. 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WOODS 881.5000- ~I Mon.-Fr!. 10.8 U4-566O Sat. 10- l.:::=j ~------~------~ ----~----...... ------".-----...... -----~....-~~-..-----~----,"W'. .. __ e__ p ""._ •• -- ..... Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 GPSA scores Grosse Pointe Soccer AssocIa- the Panthers. John Choike and League's under 12 boys' premier tion fall action continued last Craig Ziolokowskl played well on division. They have a five-game week, With several games at both defense winning streak - and shutout the house and travel levels. string - going Under 10: The Lancers beat the Under 8: In games during the The Kicks topped Clinton HopI, week, the Lasers tied the Top Express, 4-Q, the Hot Spurs topped the Goalers, 7-2; the Gators 8-0, and defeated White Eagles Guns, 1-1; the Blazers and Pan- Sport Club, 4-0. Matt Bentley's hat thers also tied, 2-2; the Jets beat WhIpped the Terminators, 5-2; and the Warriors edged the StrIkers, 3- trick paced the scoring agamst the WIldcats, 3-Q; and the Lasers Hopi; Omar Sawaf, Tom Lytle, shut the Panthers out, 5-0. In Oct. 2 In the Warriors-Strikers contest, Cris Dowe, Ryan Messacar and 18 action, the Panthers beat the Andy Lively also scored. Top Guns, 4-1, the Lasers edged the Strikers led 2-Quntil the third the Blazers, 2-1: and the Jets beat period, when Peter Messacar, Steven Chevalier's two goals led the Cobras, 5-Q Paul Long and Cameron Smith led the way against White Eagle, Jeff The Lasers, coached by Rouls, a Warriors' uprising which gave Wheeler and Bentley also scored. and the Top Guns, led by Bob Zur- them a 3-2 victory. The air-tight defense was led by Schmiede, played to a 1-1 tie in a Travel: The Grosse Pointe Ea. sweeper Messacar, stopper Live- battle of the undefeated teams. gles, coached by Dr. J .C. Elie, beat ly and fullbacks Dan Whiteney and Adam Rouls scored for the Lasers Clinton HOpI, 1-0, on Ricky Wein- Jeff Barlow Turning in strong to pad his league leadmg scoring berg's goal The Grosse Pointe play at midfield and forward were stats. Abbie Tompkins scored for Strikers, led by Dr. Ingrid Sarniak, Andy Bramlage, Shawn Coyle, the Top Guns Heath Glovak had a 5-0 shutout on Oct. 18. Teddy Hill, Lytle, Craig Rogowski, played outstandmg defense m The undefeated Grosse Pointe Sawaf, Nick Temkow and Wheeler shadowing Adam Rouls Kicks got two victories last week- The Kicks are coached by Chuck The Blazers got goals from Steve end to Improve their record to 7-0- Bentley, Ron Dowe and John Champine and Ricky Dutka and an 2. The KICks hold down the top spot Barlow and managed by Jan Bent- assist from Paul Hathaway to lie In the Michigan Youth Soccer ley. Crazy? Some people might think that racing a jet ski on Lake St. Clair on a chilly October afternoon _tk_s_p_o_rts_p_e_o_p_le __ is crazy. But this unidentified - and hardy - soul seems to think it's just g-g-g-g-great. T i In 0 thy Sophomore Stephanie Schulte, Grosse Pointe South graduate Brady Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C South sports Blue Devil kickers take district championship title There are only 16 soccer teams to be happy," said coach John Restum and Brian Grieve) were DespIte the loss to Mount Cle- MIchelle Brasseur, Megen Smuck- Heather Adragna wIth 7 points left In state hIgh school playoff Case very much in eVIdence in this one," mens, 22-0, on Oct. 16, South's JV er, Eltzabeth Lazarowicz, Raquel LorI GeIst, also a sophomore, led compehtion .. and South HIgh's TIm WItt and Rudy Cruz scored he added. football team IS continuing to Im- Chapin and Mary Beth Hicks. the team III rebounds WIth 8. Blue DeVIls are one of them the goals agamst Notre Dame, EarlIer In the week, South beat prove. StIll others runmng very well for The JV cagers will host East De- South beat rIval North, 1-0, and Steve Trowernand MIke Fmch got East Detroit, 2-0, and Mount Cle- "Due to a combmation of good South included Sue Sparling, Deb- trolt today, Oct 23 (By Matt AI- topped Notre Dame, 2-1, to wm the the assists Against North, the mens,8-1 Cruz and Jim Ryszewski pass protection and concentration ble Solterlsch, Elizabeth Johnston, dflch) district champIOnshIp last week Norsemen goaltender stopped a scored against East Detroit; Cruz on the part of the receivers, our Stephanie Morreale, Wendy HIli, The Blue Devils played Ann Arbor qUick shot from Cruz, but Sam (four), Restum, Geoff Van Geeste, passmg game has Improved con- Lmda Gaglto, Jenn ChrIStians, and * * * Pioneer m the regional seml-fmals Stemhebel was there to put m the Brendan Keatmg and Witt scored siderably since the last game. We Amy Albrecht. South's freshmen cagers raised Oct 22 (after press tIme) The wm- rebound against the Bathers. Van Geeste were able to complete about 70per- This week on Tuesday, South theIr record to 6-1 by trouncmg on ner advances to the regIOnal fmall, "It was a very good, very tough (two), Bill Thompson, Mike Finch, cent of our passes," noted sopho- competed In the EML champlOn- Fraser, 42-32, on Oct 14 at NorthvIlle on Saturday, Oct 25 game," Case saId. "Both GUido Ryszewskl, DaVid Morinelli, Ge- more Matt Janke As a result of the shIp meet and this Saturday, Oct The lead 109 scorer for the Blue "I'm pleased Anytlme you are and I knew It would come down to orge Sparrow and Witt assisted on pass protection, QB Bill Leonard 25 will run In the state regIOnal at Devils was Becky WySOCkIWIth 13 m the last 16 lfl the state, you have a 1-0 game The goahes (ErIC the goals. was able to complete a 34-yard Metro Beach The top three teams pomts, SIXof those m the last few South entered play this week pass to Josh WinqUist In llle regIOnal WIll qualIfy for the minutes of the game Darcy Jones With a 13-0-2 record The Devils Will travel north to- state fmals In Fhnt on Nov 2. had 10 POints day, Oct 23, to play Anchor Bay LIZ Leibold domInated the * * * * * * South's boys' cross country team boards to grab 10 rebounds and The Blue Devil freshmen kIckers * * * contribute 6 points to the offense. were successful last week, beatmg South's freshman gndders lost swept the fIrst SIXplaces, to defeat Anchor Bay, 15-45, Oct 14 Andrea Chapin Jumped for 6 re- DeLaSalle, 2-1, and tying Univer- their second game of the season to bounds and scored B pomts. sIty of Detroit High, 0-0, and the East Detroit Oakwood 'l4-6, on SenIor Kevm Enghsh led the University Liggett JV, 0-0 Antho- Oct. 15. pack 01 Muth runners ny DeLuca got both goals agamst South's only score came on a 52- South was expected to do well at the league meet Tuesday, Oct 21 Tankers top 'em the PIlots yard pass from Brtan Letscher to (after press tIme) South's varsity swimming team Jim West. Mlke Montagne racked dominated East DetrOIt last Thurs- up 12 tackles in the game to help Gridders play spoiler Cagers win day, 135-33 South's varsity football team the DeVils' defense. South placed fIrst m all events South's varsity basketball team came from a 12-0defIcit at the half South's record IS2-2-3 Bv Josh Abbott touchdown Miller led North's dead heat for the league champi. set a school record (5:17:09) leadershIp by chippmg in WIth 9 re- "North High rushing with 136 yards in 27 car- onship. This round of the playoffs North remaInS ranked fifth in the bounds and 6 assIsts. Two days A second-half offensive eruptIOn ries. SmIth added 90 yards In 12 was laced with extra hype because state with an 8-0 record. The girls later, the girls crushed Brablec, 61- by North HIgh's varsIty football carries. North's defense was also of the previous games between the face South Lake on Oct 23 and 29, breaking a 9-9 tie with a team helped the Norsemen to a outstandIng, allowmg just three teams Unfortunately, the curtain swim agamslLakeview on Oct. 30 remarkable 35-3 run Lex had 11 t()ugh, ~6-J~ Will OV#r"s"uth L,a,ke ydards ruslung ~nd only, thr~,~fWjt came down on North's fine season (By John Guibol.'dhl q \' Or! '0,1 pomts,\ :{...eslieTalos added 8, Loe- last-week. Trailing 15-7 at the half, owns. a& Soqtl),WOnj ~-O. her'h1i:C16assists and 5 steals, and Harriers perfect: ,T .1, North scored three touchdowns 10 "The defense played real~y . ,"De,spite, the. fact, that both Mis..sy preston added 7 rebounds. the second half to rally past the well," coach Frank Sumbera saId. teams played evnly in the first The gIrls' varsIty cross country The girls are 10-1overaH, 4-0 in the Cavahers The Norsemen are now "We totally dominated the game in half, the disappointing thing is I team kept its record clean - 11-0 BI-County ------~.~~--- --~-~~ Call 882-6900 Page Flve-C Classified ads Thursday, October 23. 1986 lA. PEIISONALS . lA. PEIISONAlS lA. PEIISONAlS 1C. PIIAYERS 21. TUTORING AND EDUCATION 4. HElP WANTED GENEftAl PERSONAL checkbook bal PRA YER TO THE SMALL dog slttmg - not HA WAIl - FIrSt c1a~~, no .INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED ancmg, bookkeepmg for HOLY SPIRIT TUTORING SECURITY over 14 pound~ Excellent restnctlOns, car for v.eek, small buslne~, Expen 1. No caac:eIIatiefts. ctIaoges or COlfectiolls after 12 IICIGn MoRday. Holy SPirit, you who make references Take one pet at more $850 884-8721 ALL SUBJECTS OFFICERS enced, rea~ona ole 4&9- a time unless you hav£' No exceptlol\s. me ~ee everything and who GHADES 1 THRU 12 Full lime poslllons available WOMEN' Nurture yourself 0623 1\\0 Call 885 3039 2. New ~ l1li)', deadHne ..., 1lOOII, ~how me the v.ay to reach PROFESSIONAL III metro area ReqUIre- Receive a therdpeutlc my Ideal You who give me FACULTY ments - car, phone, dnv- BALLOONS mdssage l3et~y 1720770 1 legal Mollee 11M vans - Trucks All Makes the DlVllle GIft to forgive ers license and no cl'lmmal Llcen"ed 1A PersoMls 111 ltaIlefSlCamperslMotQr and forget the \\-rong that WE CAN HELP HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS GROSSE POINTE record Startlllg pay $3 60 1B secretarial Semu Homes I~ done to me ...... Page SIX-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursda}/, October 23, 1986 --~~ .. HELl' WANTED GENERAL ... HELP WANTED GENERAL 4A. HELP WANTED 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL 4 HElP WANTEO GENERAL 4. HElP WANTED GENERAl 4B HElP WANTED LEGAl 5 SITUATION WANTED MEDICAl/DENT At FULL Time davs available VOLUNTEER GENERAL CLERK - apply Mr . C'!> Deh - SALES PERSON WANTED experienced SECRETARY With legal for CO ORDINATOR Must have strong office HOME HEALTH 2 weeks, November 10-21 EL GRECO'S 12137 Morang 16830 E "'- ---... '~_~ • Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 6J. BUIlDING OR STORE 6. RENTALS/HOMES.APTS.. HC: 6C RENTALS/HOMES.APTS.. HC 5. SITUATIONWANTEO 6 RENTALS/HOMES.APTS.. ETC. 6C. RENTALS/HOMES.APTS.,HC 6D. IlENTAlS/HOMES.APTS.. ETC 6H OFFICEFORRENT FOR RENT GIIOSSEP'OINTE GROSSEPOINTE OETROIT DETROIT NEARAREA COOKING or nursmg - good KENNEDY Buildmg - 8 TWO bedroom - QUiet sen- TWO-three bedroom smgle HARVARD - between OUTER Drive/East Warren STORE for lease - Harper/ references, good drlvmg IOrcItizen apartment Sec- BEACHWOOD Mlle/I-94, opposite East- Vernier area ApprOXI- homes and flats, vacant Mack/Warren Clean 3 area - Chatsworth. 5 One bedroom ranch town- record 294-6949 ond floor 5 room UnIt Ap- soon, many mce areas land Shoppmg Center 776- mately 20'x60' Available bedroom brick bungalow room upper flat Avail- homes now avaIlable SA. SITUATIONWANTED pliances, heat, water 10- 5440 about November 1 882- $275, $295, $365, $395, $450, Natural fIreplace, central able 3 weeks $295 per Featunng pflvate en- DOMESTIC c1uded Laundry facilltes 5420 $525, $595, $750, children air, newer kitchen, 1','2 month 882-2079 trances, storage roomc; TWO ProfeSSIOnal offIces Newly decorated Deslg. and pets welcome Agent NEED help cleaning? Call baths, finIshed basement INDIAN Village area - 2 WIth washer/dryer hook available In lUXUriOUs 61(.STORAGESP'ACE Ren-e-Mald Homes, nated parkmg $450 per Fee 543-9735 Appliances Included $550 a Grosse POInte sUite 331- FORReNT ' month 881-1196 bedroom lower f1dt Car ups, draperies and an offices, condos, etc In- GROSSE POINTE month plus secunty Avail- peted, excellent condition elaborate actlvltlCs pro- 2111 STORAGE of antique cars sured, bonded 886-2881 SOMERSET - 3 bedroom MOVING AND STORAGE able November 1st 885- $375 plus depoSit and utIlt- gram for your total enJoy SMALL Office, 17901 East and small boats 961-5926 ALLY'S Cleamng - home or upper, hardwood, leaded COMPANY 7019 after 6 tIes 331-8580, 331-8881 ment Wal ren, dllswermg/secre- 6L. SHAIlELIVING glass, garage, washer/ Reasonable Rates office Ask for Allison DUPLEX - Morang/Moross BEDFORD/ FHOM $420 tanal service avaIlable QUARTEIlS dryer, appliances Availa- RelIable Service Leave name and number area, 2 bedroom, clean, EAST DETROIT On Metro Parkway, one mile BIl51900 SHARE House - Cadieux ble November 29 $525plus I<'ree EstImates 779-8799 carpet, appliances, $335 Flat for rent Immaculate ed!>t of 1-94 HAHPER/Cadleux area - utilities After 6 pm, 88J J43 0481, 822 4400 and Outer Dlwe area 885- plus utilIties 839-6822 conditIOn $325pIll!>secun- 4&8 1tll dmlc available, Ideal for 4077 HOUSE-KE- TEERS 8B68 ELI<~GANTTudor upper lldt UPPER Income on ty After 4 p m EAST Detroit - two bed- wdlk 10 medlcdl, dentl~t or PROFESSIONAL woman CLEANING SERVICE UPPER flat, Wayburn - 2 - 2,200 square feet ot Haverhill Extra large 8813241 room townhouse - $5')0 thll Opldctor l> eXdmmmg How much IS your time bedrooms, IIvmg room, graclOus liVIng 3 bed wanted to share J bedroom bedroom, dInIng room, IIv MORANG - 2 bedroom per month One bedloom IOOIl1~,,>ecletandl of! Ice home, Grosse POInte City worth? Why should YOU dlnmg room, kitchen, loom!>, 2 full bath", large mg room, kitchen, stove home Flm~hed basement, dpdl tment - $44') per dnd large pa twnt waltlllg Garage, park prlVllege~, clean your house Let our porch, shared washer dnd IIvmg rOOITIWith fireplace, relngerator, ca rpetmg, garage $400, negotiable month Weillto \I 7 Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne-C IIA. GARAGE; YAftD; IIA. GAftAGE, YARD: 11A CARS FOR SALE ~ 11 B CARS FOft SALE - 11C. CAftS FOR SALE - 80. ANTIQUES FOft SALE 110. ANTIQUES FOft SAlE 9. ARTICLES WANTED BASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES CHRVSLER FORO G.M. GARAGE Sale - October 24, MOVING Sale - Platform COUNTRY FOLK MIDWEST ANTIQUARIAN MO.PED - BataVIa 1979, 1982 HORIZON TC-3, AMI 1979 MUSTANG, $900, good MALIBU 1977 - only 22,000 25 Anllque buffel, hdnd bed, rocker, cocktail ta ART SHOW & COLLECTIBLE BOOK 1,000 mlles/be~t offer 886 FM cassette stereo, sun. shape, loaded 822-6372,df mlleh, gredt tran.>porta erafled odk loveseat, flute, bles, dll1ghy lout bOdI'd , October 25 and 2b SALE 8558 roof, tires, like new, 4 tel' 6 p m lIOn, only $2 195 Lake boys dothe~, gdS slove, Slools, pICtures, mlrrOI'S, Salurday dnd Sunday, 10 5 Out.,landlllg book dealers speed, excellent condition, 11C. CARS fOft SAlE -' pomlc Old,>/U~ed Cars, Im~cellaneou, 1843 New- OAK SWIvel chair for roll top etc Today, OClober 23, 8 offering collectible books best offer 777-4838, 771. G.M. 15205 Ea,t Jeffer~on 822- cdstle, (Wood,», lOam a m -I pm 1052 York- desk WIll pay fall' market SHOTWELL PAVILLION horn lOmll., to antiqUIties, 3282 2828 {,p m shire On the ground, of plus graphll<' calhgraphy, value 885 0565 BONNEVILLE 1983 Broug- 1982DODGE ConversIOn Van MONTE Carlo 1980- super GARAGE: Sdle - furmture, '1. AUCTIONS/ESTATE Meadow Brook Hall map~, plmt!>, manuscript.>, GOVERNOR Wmthrop ham - red wme, wires - good lookmg and runs llean, only 50,000 miles, lamp~. PlClul e" crystal SALES Oakland Umver.>lly dnd poster <,Somethmg for secretary, good condition warranty $5,995 Lake- great, loaded $8,500 372- \'dth \\arranly $3,695 and brass llems, deSigner APPRAISAL SERVICE Adams at WaHon Blvd ('vel j one flom the nostal 881~5492after 5 p m pOInte Olds/Used Car.>, 0357 Lakepolnte Olds/Used clolhmg, md ny excellent In,urance/Estate Tax, Du- f{oche,ter, Michigan gld buft 10 the general 15205 East Jefferson B22 I BUYING records, 50's 80's Car!> 1520:iEast Jefferson household and collectlble Mouchelle'.> offers both 10 (313) 291 1934 Ieddel ('orne brow.>e dnd 1985 TURISMO, excellent 2828 home and 111 gallery wnl- rock and roll Pay cash condition, power steermg/ B222828 Ilem" Satura" SunddY, 9 Over 100 country CIaflsmen buy ~pon.>ored by the FIERO 1984 - Be a sport, ten appraisals for a fee, 886-6411 brakes, AM/FM, $5,495 6 P m 677 LlllLOln, no p! e ,elling 181hand PIth Flll'nd, of the DetrOlt Pub- loaded wllh sunroof, all', 1978GMC Diablo -- EI Caml free verbal appralsdl.> are 774-4153, ,dles tentury reprodUCIIOn., dnd III Llbl dl Von Friday and 10. MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE prIced nght at $6,995 no .>tyle, good condltlon, dVdllable at the gallery Heirloom.> of the future S • • • • • • .. pc • pp ...... - Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 lIe CARS fOR SALE - llC CARS fOil SALE lIe CARS FOil SAn , Ij "Hl H1AlI 1] REAl (STAlE 13 REAl ESTATE GM GM GM 111 PARIS/TIRE' 13 R( Al fSlA TE r.f~fIUI GENfRAI GENERAL GENERAL 1985 CADILLAC Fleetwood 1984 CHEVETTE, excellent 1978 IMPALA - V.B, excel- GOODYEAR Eagle VL BY owner - 1240Blalrmoor BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom GROSSE POINTE PARK conditIOn, 20,000 miles, lent condJtlon, power steer- 1190 PAGENT Court - D'Elegance - front wheel "Gatorback" tires Four Court 4 bedroom, :al~ bailth lake view condomimum, NOITINGHAM, gorgeous 3 lO~/brakes/door locks, low Grosse POInte Woods, 4 drive, all extras Non- $3,200/best Must sell 527- brand new P225 R6015 still $155,000 884.3918 Harrison Township, Low bedroom brICk bungalow, smoker 881-5432 7689, after 5 p m mIleage, be.>t offer 881- m wrapper, $400 884-7831 mamtenance, $74,900 725- bedrooms, 2 baths, 774. 8472 after 5 LAKESHORE Village ('ondo, 0290, 822-4917 dming room, fIreplace, 1981 MONTE Carlo - AM/ 1979 BUICK Regal, air, ste- FOUR 14" 6.lug Japanese 2 bedroom e-nd Ulllt, on 8327. screened m porch, newer FM, aIr, excellent condl' reo, tilt, power, low mIles 1986EUROSPORT Chevrolet truck tlres and alummum qUiet court, mod~rn kltch. ST CLAIR SHORES TODAY'S garage and drive, alumi- CelebrIty - GM company tlon, 44,000 miles $4,500 $2,500 884.3732 en and bath. central lur, OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 BEST BUYS num tnm, nicely land- 886-{)216 1979 TRANS Am - V-8, car 12,000 mIles, full pow- ~ hardwood floors, fmlshed 22641 LAKELAND scaped Pnced to sell 1984CAMARO Z.28 - black, black, excellent condlllon er mcludmg trunk opener, basement 77S 6766 Spectacular custom 1,500 INCOME WAYBURN - Spotless 4 AM/FM stereo tape, blue IIIIiiIiiiIiiii loaded $9,900/offer 885. $5,500 777-8629 SCOUT - 8' Ell dmghy, with MOROSS/Mack area Im- square foot brick ranch PROPERTY bedroom bungalow, fire. custom cloth trim, aIr, WIth open lake view offers place, new furnace, elec- 2106 1976 BUICK Skylark, good 2 h P Sea Kmg outboard maculate 2 bedroom brick GROSSE POINTE $10,000 343.4121 2 bedrooms and 2 baths tnc, hot water, roof 1983 CHEVROLET Caprice condition, manv features $500/offer 882-2067 ranch, 4550 Umversity New lIstmg, 6/6 2 famIly flat, MONTE Carlo 10 excellent Don't miss It! $124,900 Call ProfessIOnally landscaped Estate Wagon - loaded Best offer 882-9682 Place Sunken family separate furnaces, 3 condItion LIke new 38,000 1977 250 NOVA ClaSSIC T- Val Trumbauer for more City certified Only $32,000 and m Immaculate condl' room, dJrung room fuushed bedrooms each umt, gas t972 BUICK Convertlble, red, mIles, new tires, 1977, one 188S, clean, will store 777-4940 SHADOWOODS COLONIAL tlon ~r, AM/FM casseHe, basement, monthly pay- heat Easy terms for own- very good condition $2,000 owner Call before 10 a m $14,500 774.8294 after 6 SCHWEITZER REAL Custom Jim Scott bUilt home crUise, delay Wipers, pow. pm ments under $400 Call er occupant or best 521-6328 or after 6 p m 881-6935 Barbara at Earl Kelm/ ESTATE 10 prestigIOus area of er locks, new tires, 45,000 Macomb County 4 bed- t982 OLDS Cutlass CalaiS - 1978CUTLASS - good condI- CLASSIC 35' steel hull, soft Bell Shores, 779-7760. BEITER HOMES AND GROSSE POINTE miles In Grosse Pomte top Roamer - 1956 Twm GARDENS room, fdmlly, fIreplace, Days - 964-{}J74 top of the Ime Actual miles tIOn, air, stereo, depend- New lIstmg, four bedroom Dmette, excellent condl' BABCOCK co-op apartment, formal dmmg room, 2 full - 28 000 Like nell Load able $2,000 824-1674 1 bedroom on Chalmers, GROSSE POINTE FARMS single Carpetmg, modern 1976 CHEVETTE - 2 door, ed $5,850 8855570 tlOn, presurlzed fresh \\8 A captivatmg Colomal offer- KitChen, modern bath New baths, ree-room Profess I- $375 or best offer 882 8268 197i POI"TIAC Astra. 4 appliances, carpetIng, ter system, hot wdter tank, I 3 spacIOus bedrooms, furnace, full basement, nallv decorated Manvex- 1980 PONTIAC Phoemx, al- speed nell tIres I en minI bhnds, laundry, stor- 109 1983 FIREBIRD, black, V-6, tnm tabs, stereo, shIp to I tras Askmg $149,900 loy wheels, gauges, stereo, clean dependable Asking age $8,500 Immediate oc- famIly room, natural fIre- two car garage, electriC T-tops, aIr, loaded $6,500/ shore radIO, digital depth I' DetrOIt's Golden CorTldor - aIr. extra clean, new parts, 600 8810480, after 4 m cupancy 882-7618 place, formal dmmg room, door opener Only $42,500, best 886-6411 __ sounder, smffer, compass, recreation room m base- easy terms for owner oc- Grayton - Gorgeous bTlck Ideal for student 884 2054 I I l>Wlmladder, full) eqUlpp FIRST OFFERING le.aded glass, beautIful ment 112 baths, 2 car gar- cupant 1984,4 door, Chevy Celebnty, 1983 CAMARO Berhnetta, I MERRIWEATHER. ed galley, many other ex. age, Ideal locatIOn $114,900 woodwork, fIreplace, new all power, very clean 101'. mileage, excellent tras Very safe family or FARMS CROWN REALTY roof and electnc, ImmedI- $5,900 886.7965 1986 VW Golf, 4 door, 7,400 terms or trade. shape, power $6,800 or miles, loaded, must sell party boat Current survey SpacIOus three bedroom 821-6500 ate possessIOn $28,500WIth 1986 OLDS Cutlass Clera best offer 979-1848or 882- 882.3055 shows reproductIOn cost brick Colomal, Mutschler COLDWEll TOM McDONALD & SON o down Make offer Brougham, SIlver, 6,000 0662, KIm $70,000 Askmg $9,500 10' kitchen, formal dmmg, MOROSS/I-94 1976MERCEDES Bem 240D BANKER KELLY /Moross - 3 bed- m:les, V 6, lD.Jdcd Sll,375 I eludmg lr',sldc wmter star I F!or:cb room, m.:lster bed ~C.:lt and clean 2 bedroom l:i74 OLDS D~lld lid, converl- - very good condItIon offer 263-9003, 465-2607 room has stall shower 296-3240 room brick, 1/2 duplex brick on dead end street, Ible, new top best offer $3,950 886-2454, 294-8830 age In water untIl October I 24th for Demo 885~01 or Third floor studiO Fm. BOYNE Country Skiers $23,000 $4,000 down 882- excellent neighborhood, PARK Avenue 1984 - don't 881-3654 4132 1983 SAAB 900 turbo, excel- 881-6909after 5 pm IShed basement WIth bar dehght New furmshed 3 Immediate occupancy, miss thIS one, beautiful 10- 1981BUICK Skylark - must lent condition $7,950 259- Newer roof, garage and bedroom ranch, full base- NEAR THE POINTES only $19,700 AnxIOUS. tenor, loaded, V.8 $9,995 see - excellent condlllon, FREE WINTER STORAGE 6200, 884-4857 dnveway ment Energy effIcient Umverslty - excellent con- Lakepolnte Olds/Used air, stereo, newer tires 1985Bayhner 21' CIera 4 cyl- STIEBER REALTY HAND LOS 882~3oo Mamtenance free $44,000 ditIOn, 3 bedroom bun- Cars, 15205East Jefferson 465-{)317 HONDA Accord 1985 - 4 lOder, fully eqUiPped Ex- 775-4900 822-2828 door, automatIc, aIr 884- cellent condItion, $14,500 BY Owner - 5 bedrooms, 977.1893 galow, full basement, new- 1985SEDAN deVlIle - blue. ly decorated, all alummum SPRINGHILL, Florida - 4343 774-6887AFTER 5 P M brIck, natural fireplace, 2 COURVILLE between Mack STATION wagon city - 1984 loaded, excellent condi- tnm Priced m the mId lovely screened-pool home 1983HONDA CIVICwagon, 5- baths 5751 DevonshIre Cutlass Ciera, woodgram, tIOn 882-2882 1978CHECKMATE 15'3",150 and Warren, 3 bedrooms, $205 30'xI5' pool, newly pamted 34,000mIles, luggage rack, speed, excellent condItion horsepower, Black Max 70 Make offer. Mr Fletcher, sun porch, full basement, 1981CORVETTE - loaded, KESSLER 771-2470 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 V-6 1980 Century, $2,395 $3,850 884-6684 mph plus, power tnm, LIt- 886-6102 $40,000. 949-{)17l baths, attached garage excellent condJtlon, $10,900 GROSSE Pomte Shores - 4 1981 Mahbu, $2,995 Lake- 1981 DATSUN 280ZX, turbo tle Duke trailer $2,750 331- or best 776-9374 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 With opener, 36" doors for pomte Olds/Used Cars, - automatic, loaded, ex- 3660 wheelchaIr, cellmg fans, fireplaces, famIly room; 15205 East Jefferson 822- 1978 CAMARO, Z-28, excel- cellent conditIon, WIfe ex. FOR SALE - BY OWNER central aIr and heat Under 22' COLUMBIA, speedome- den, 21~ car garage, 2828 lent condItion 526-9147 pectmg tWins $7,295 822- Charming home 10 prime Grosse Pomte location, 3 $65,000 (904) 683-1158 ter, radIO, new rlggmg, screened-m porch, large REGAL 1979 - one owner, 1985BUICK RIViera, loaded, 5791 cradle, wmter storage and bedrooms, large lot 508 Notre Dame, $87,700 532 ROBERT John - 3 bed- 886-7965 full basement, modern sharp! Wires, warranty, gray $13,500 294-6238 1985PEUGEOT 505STI, load- summer slip paid one year. kItchen, breakfast nook room brick ranch WIth 2 $3,295 Lakepomte ELDORADO 1983 Blamtz, ed, automatIc, warranty, Outboard Much more $200,000 Terms negotia- car attached garage 10 ex- Olds/Used Cars, 15205 dark blue, loaded $11,500 low mileage 821-1523 $4,500 or best offer 873- ble Buyers only. (313) 747- cellent Grosse Pomte East Jefferson 822-2828 1825 882-6283 1986 HONDA Accord - LXI 8558 Woods locatIOn, 1/2 block REGAL 1980- Tnple white, 19762-door Ponllac Catalma, sedan, 5 speed, gray, ex- 1986BAYLINER - 19' Bow- GROSSE POINTE FARMS HARPER Woods - 3 bed- off Lakeshore Move-m 231 GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD extra clean, low mIleage, automatic, best offer 886- tras Must sell $12,850 or rider WIth trailer, Force 85 room bungalow, fInished condItion, fimshed base- V.8, $4,495 LakepolOte 3238 best 885-2947 h P outboard, excellent PrestigIOus area, quahty-built ranch on two lots, spa- basement, Iivmg room, ment, bTlck patIO, famIly Olds/Used Cars, 15205 condItion. $7,000. After 6 room, dmmg L, 2 natural BMW 5281, 1980, loaded, ex- CIOUSrooms and closets, formal dining room, un- dmmg room, kitchen, up- CITATION 1981, automatic, fIreplaces, 21/2 baths, 1,800 East Jefferson 822-2828 pm , 882-2405. usually large modermzed kItchen With country dated throughout, no ga- aIr, power steering, 2 tone cellent condltlon, one own- square feet 884-7948 REGAL 1984 - clean car low mIleage, like new er Priced to sell 884-6845 13. REAl ESTATE - view, two bedrooms, large den/bedroom, new rage, $43,000 or best 882- WIth good mileage, war- GENUAl neutral decor and carpeting Two and a half at- 2602 HALF duplex with extra lot $2,150/offer 885-8295, 774- 1979FIAT - red, low miles ranty up to 2 years avaIl. GROSSE Pomte Woods Colo- tached garage Move 10 condItion PossessIOn - Morang/Moross area, 0747 Must sell Before 5 p m A REAL charmer - newly able $7,195. LakepolOte mal - delightful 3 bed- early. new furnace Many extras. call John, 822-2828, after 5 decorated, earthtones, Olds/Used Cars, 15205 1979 BONNEVILLE - Sil- room home on Roslyn Fa- $24,000 521-8388 after 6 pm 823-£656 886-8375 clean, 3 bedroom brIck East Jefferson 822-2828 ver, ultra clean, $2,995 mily room, 112 baths, 2 car Lakepomte Olds/Used bungalow With fireplace EAST DetrOIt - 2 famIly DELTA 88 1985 - mldmght 1980 HONDA Prelude, 5 garage and more Call Cars, 15205East Jefferson New carpetmg, fInIshed umt, bTlck, great mvest- blue, wire wheels, runs speed, new front and rear Century 21 AVId, 778-8100. GROSSE POINTE PARK ment, $49,900 882-5558 822-2828 brakes, new muffler. Very basement, central air, great, good mIles $8,995 Lovely brick 4 bedroom/21/2 bath Colomal on corner cozy den, upstaIrs bed- CUTLASS 1983 - Supreme good condItIOn 885-8150 FIRST OFFERING lot Llvmg room WIth fIreplace and recess LakepolOte Olds/Used BY OWNER room IS knotty pme With A BOATERS Cars, 15205East Jefferson Brougham Beautiful 10- 198.'>TOYOTA Corolla GT-S, lighting, dining room, famIly room, kItchen Cen- 1/2 bath. Garage terlOr, warranty $6,595 Custom bwlt home, flOlsh tral air, sound system, professlOnallandscapmg DREAM 822-2828. red, 5 speed, all optIons, Two famIly Income, best LAKE ST. CLAIR Lakepomte Olds/Used August 1986, 4 bedroom, 3 and mterior decoratmg 2 car garage WIth addl' 1981 SKYLARK LTD - a 18,000careful miles $9,000 rental area Property 10 A- 40' boat well mcluded WIth 2 Cars, 15205East Jefferson 882-{)823 fUll, 2 half baths, stunning tlonal slab for extra parking, redwood deek, nice car for the money I condItion All separate bedroom luxury condo on 822-2828 decor and fmish, approxi- prIvacy fence Fmished basement with full bath $3,995 Lakepomte Olds/ 1985 HONDA Accord LX mately 3,500 square feet, 3 utilities Two bedrooms Clmton River lust mmutes Used Cars, 15205 East CUTLASS 1984- 2 to choose, hatchback, 20,000 miles, and fireplace Alummum, storms, screens, trim down, one bedroom up from lake. Fantastic vIew blocks from VIllage shop- By appointment only. Jefferson. 822.2828 both sharp, With warranty mmt condition $7,900 885- pmg $375,000. 885-oll5l. Century 21 LaCasa Only 2 umts left from Nice cars $7,193 Lake- 1393 GRAYTON 6000 1982 - good runner, 0198 Ask for ARMANDO $149,900 Don't miss out pomte OIds/Usec. Cars, RIVERFRONT - Detroit 885-7126 good rubber, pnced to sell 1980 AUDI 4000 - 55,000 881-1991 Mode! open Sunday 2-5, 15205 East Jefferson 822- Towers, 17th floor, 2,400 at $3,995 Lakepointe Olds/ miles, aIr, 4 speed, sun square foot, condo apart- GROSSE Pointe Woods RiverView Club, 31695 S 2828. , RIver Rd., near Jefferson, Used Cars, 15205 East roof. No rust. $3,300 ment,~"offeritrg stunning I' -' , .~l,l ....Seh .~em",,~t.'~!!r ...BUYING A,HOME?" ll84-{)788 Jefferson 822-2828 OMEGA 1975- Transporta- Please call 885-5034after 6. contemporary decor, natu- Have a Pre-8ale InspectIOn by a hcensed, well quali- vpen ouse'Sunuay,~p m tIOn speCIal, only 45,000 6000 1984 LE - only 32,000 p-m ral fIreplace, formal hvmg fIed, independent inspector. An InspectIOn will - 5 P m Great Colonial With SPACIOUS Colomal, ap- miles Clean, $1,795 Lake- many mce features For- mIles, loaded With war- 1985HONDA Accord LX -- 2 and dmlng rooms, spec- Identify existmg or potential problem areas proXImately 3,000 square pOInte Olds/Used Cars, mal lIvmg room and dlnmg ranty $7,195 Lakepomte door, aIr, stereo/cassette, tacular VIews, numerous AVOID POTENTIAL RISKS' feet, 308 FIsher Road, 15205 East Jefferson 822- room WIth natural fire. Olds/Used Cars, 15205 graphIC equalizer, one valet serVICes $179,900 BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Farms 5 bedrooms, 4 2828 place, large family room, East Jefferson 822-2828 owner,low miles 882-1388 BASIRICO BUILDING COMPANY bathrooms, formal dmmg 1980 MALIBU ClassIC - 6 SHORELINE East - one 4 bedrooms, updated kitch- room, wood paneled lib- 1975TRIUMPH TR7 - good LIcense #72047 GRAND PrIx 1983 - dead cylinder, good condlllon, and two bedroom condo- en, fimshed basement rary, sun porch, 2 car conditIOn, rebUIlt motor, 773-5753 526-4677 sharp! Good mIleage real value 779-6617, 884- mmium apartments (one Price reduced 886-8925 garage, on 50'x118' lot $6,395 Lakepointe Olds/ new clutch. $3,500 or best 6118 offermg Impressive rIver THREE bedroom home m Shown by appomtment Used Cars, 15205 East offer 773-5834 view). Prlced from $43,500 Grosse Pomte schools, 881-9650 Jefferson 822-2828 1977 FIREBIRD Espmt, T HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER to $54,000 AmemtIes 10- home IS m move-m condI- tops, V-8, 305 $2,700 Call l1E. ANTIQUE - SHOW CARS OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 BABCOCK Co-op apartment 1977 CADILLAC Coupe cludes valvet parking, tIOn and available for Im- 882-4132 1944 PRESTWICK - GROSSE POINTE WOODS - one bedroom, Mack/ deVille - good transporta- 1965 MUSTANG Notchback, penthouse entertamment mediate occupancy, also a CadIeux $16,900 mcludes 1979 CUTLASS Supreme tlOn,1!tean, loaded $2,495 289, 3-speed, almost mmt, center and secure enVIron- great mvestment opportu- appliances, laundry, Brougham, loaded, 66,000 Spacious family Colomal 0760 square feet approxI- Lakepolnte Olds/Used unmodIfied, stored ment mty at only $53,000 Call storage ImmedIate oc. miles $2,600 885-{)198 mately) FIrst floor. 18 3x14 hvmg room Cars, 15205EastJefferson wmters, ongmal owner HISTORIC 884-6101. cupancy 822-2828 1981 CUTLASS Supreme 881-9257 REALTY COMPANY 12 lx114 din 109 room, 12 8x8 6 kItchen With ~ 7.4x6 3 eatmg area, a 12.1xl1.4 family room Se- 6203 GUILFORD near Harp- C W BABCOCK & SONS 1980 CADILLAC Sedan Brougham, black, excel- 1952MGTD - rephcar, ask- 824-2700 er/CadIeux - two bed- 777-3310 deVille, loaded, leather, lent condItIOn, loaded, new cond floor. three bedrooms, 12.5xI2.3, 12.8xI3.7, 109 $6,500 Call after 6 pm, 1376 BEDFORD - 4 bed- 14 5xll 3 g~ bath, copIJ:Crplumbmg, central air, room, livmg, dmmg, base- THREE Bedroom brick - excellent conditIOn $4,500/ pamt, must sell. $5,000/ 822-6372 room, bnck, Enghsh, fea- ment, porch, Immaculate 11"2 story ranch WIth at- best 773-1425 two car garage, gas grIll, and many added fea- best 886-7682 tures SpaCIOUSrooms, 2 full Many extras $22,900 777- tached garage, 112 block l1f. CAR AUCTIONS tures. PrIce reduced for qUIck sale $103,000 Call 1981 OLDSMOBILE custom 1982 MONTE Carlo, excel. baths, 2 lavs, famIly 886-{)269 2918 from Windmill Pointe cruIser wagon, woodgram, lent conditIOn 36,000mIles, CAN you buy Jeeps, Cars, room, 11wmdows, beauti- LAKESHORE HOME Park Move-in condItion, charcoal gray, landau, aIr, cruise, stereo tape, 4x4's seized 10 drug raIds fully fmIshed 3rd floor, as FOR SALE deck overlooking com- clean, new brakes, no rust, AM/FM stereo, air, all for under $100'1 Call for bedroom or hobby room, 633 SOUTH HIGBIE BY OWNER pletely private back yard, garage kept, diesel, 55,000 power, $5,300 343-9200 or facts today 602-837-3401, gas heat, 2 car garage, GROSSE POINTE WOODS family room, modermzed 885.5923 Grosse Pomte Farms, call mIles $3,200/best offer ext S233 close to schools, act now! BY ORIGINAL OWNER for appomtment between 8 kItchen, 2 full bathrooms, 777-7688 CAMARO - 1976, 306 auto- a m - 10 a.m. or 5 p.m - 8 Grosse Pomte Park. 822- 11H. VANS - TRUCKS LAKEFRONT PROPERTY 1974 VEGA - 39,000 miles matic, power brakes, ALL MAKES Custom bUIlt brick Colonial. Excellent conditIon - pm 885-8981 7207 steerlOg, air, am/fm ste- JEFFERSON prIme area, 4 bedrooms and den, 31'2 baths, spa- GROSSE Pomte Woods - Needs work AIr, stereo, 1982 FORD XLT wagon, BALFOUR Square con- reo cassette, new tIres, NEAR MASONIC CIOUSrooms - foyer, hvmg room, formal dmmg leather mterwr $400or of- most optIOns, well cared dommlUm - Harper lovely 3 bedroom brIck Co- fer 885-6379, after 6 p m pamt, no rust, excellent Live on the water year round room, family room - parquet floor, kItchen - lomal, 11'2 baths, full fm- for, $7,900 882-0823 I 10 thiS 4 bedroom bnck, nook, screened porch, 3 fireplaces, 2 furnace sys. Woods near Eastland 1986 PONTIAC Grand Am conditIOn, $1,800 or offer Quiet end urnt Appliances, Ished basement, formal 884.9263 DODGE 1984 Ram Van I natural fIreplace, 1st floor tems, central air - other amenities Attached 2''2 dmmg room, large hvmg LE -loaded, 5 speed Per- Black beauty, Canadian I laundry room, 3 car ga- car garage By appointment only - No Brokers carpetmg.881-2829 fect condItIOn, 7,000 miles 1978 CHEVROLET Impala room, natural flreplace,17' bUIlt $4,995 Lakepomte I rage, deep lot. Recent sea. GROSSE Pomte Woods bun. $9,500 or best offer 881- station wagon - 9 pas- 886-5110 kItchen, famIly room WIll OIds/Used Ca rs, 15205 wall plus boat hOIst Call galow - 3 bedrooms, 21'z 3655 senger 372-2392 conSider terms For ap- East Jefferson 822-2828 for the many detaIls and baths, hvmg room, family pomtment, 772-5012or 296- 1977 BUICK Regal - air, your private viewmg 1986 PONTIAC 6000 statIOn DODGE 1979 PICk up truck room With fireplace, dmmg 7473. AM/FM cassette, sun roof, GROSSE POINTE CITY wagon, AM/FM stereo - candy apple red, mags, FIKANY REALTORS L, basement 923-{)204 great transportatIOn, 706HAMPTON Road, Grosse cassette, aIr condltlOnmg, warranty, sharp, $2,995 HOUSE FOR SALE $1,700 or best offer 881 886-5051 472 RIVARD Pomte Woods, 3 bedrooms, 11,500mIles $8,500 or best LakepoInte Olds/Used offer 881-3655 1568 bath, 2 lavatOries, large Cars, 15205East Jefferson WOODBRIDGE Cape Cod With spacIous rooms, beautiful custom I am 10 the process of h- lot, by appomtment 884- 1982 CADILLAC Clmmaron PONTIAC 6000 STE, 1985 - 822-2828 drapes, parquet floors, paneled library, new kitch- qUldatmg all of my assets 7426 - excellent condItion, 4 SIlver, grey, sunrool, ex- EAST CONDOS GMC JImmy 1986, SIerra One of St ClaIr Shores fmest en, glass walled porch, three baths and complete- which mcludes a two bed- speed, new tlres/brakes/ cellent conditIon $9,500 OPEN Sunday 1-5 21527 Heavy duty trallenng, per complexes, 1st offer ly fmlShed carpeted lower level Wrought Iron fence room brick ranch on the exhaust system mcludmg 885-3559 RIver Road, corner of fect condItIOn, must sell FAIRFAX UNIr - FIrst encloses gorgeous yard WIth bnck patio and 2112 car east Side of DetrOIt (near converter, $5,500, low mde- Parkway Dflve In the FIERO - 1984 S E , SIlver, 343-{)444 floor, 2 bedroom, 2 full garage. $145,000 Eastland) The appraised age 885-5198, after 6 p m "Woods" 2,856 square sunroof, automalc, all op baths, dining area, value IS approXImately 1978 EL Cammo, Zlebarted, $32,000 I have o\-er $20,000 feet, 6 bedrooms, 4 baths GMC 1984JImmy, 4x 4-ex- hons $7000 886-7200 covered porch, pool and 885-0377 hbrary, 3 car garage, fUli garage kept, no rust, pow- of eqUIty In !he home I Will cellent condition $9,000/ 1985 OLDS Flrenza hatch- clubhouse faclhty basement and many er steering/brakes $2,500 sell thiS home far below the offer 881-7915 back, red, loaded, excel- BRADFORD UNIT-2 bed- pluses By owner 885-4282 or best offer 331-3660 market share value to the 1975 MONTE Carlo - aIr, lent conditIOn, $7,500 774- room, II,:! bath, fJmshed FORD -1977,12 ton pIckup, BY OWNER - NO BROKERS PLEASE fIrst person who has the GROSSE POINTE power steermg, power 6580 basement, patIO, close to stlck, SIX $1,450 527-3193 readily avaIlable cash SCHOOLS brakes, AM/FM stereo pool and clubhouse CAPRICE - 1978 ClaSSIC, 4 Three bedroom brick ranch cassette, good conditIOn Call for Appomtment 440 ROLAND door, V-8, air, wire fireplace, Flonda room' $675 772-5496 GROSSE POINTE FARMS PLEASE CALL 573-1939 wh~els, $2,000 886-7200 PETTINE REALTY central aIr, hmshed base: 1976 OLDS 442, good wLOter RA Y S FOREIGN CAR OPEN House Sunday, Oc- 1984HURST/Oldsmobile - t 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath up, 1'2 bath on malO Large deck ment, attached garage transportation, $425 BIll, GARAGE 521-4030 tober 26, 1 pm- 4 p m - tops, tmted wmdows, IIgh We service any and all off family room, new kItchen WIth apphances, fm- 3 bedroom Colomal With fa. Askmg $64,900 372-9884 GROSSE Pomte Shores - 3 CENTURY 21, AAA temng rods, full power, ex- foreIgn cars speclallzmg III Ished basement, central air mlly room, 112 baths, cen- 1978 CHEVETTE, 4 door, cellent condillon 885-6867 Mercedes, Volvo, VW, bedroom famllv room $139,000 tral air, 2 car garage, gas 77HOOO hatchback, sunroof Many after 6 p m English and Japanese VI'- finished basement, 2,000 heat One block from St BUYING OR SELLING extras 839.7355 1981 CADILLAC Eldorado hlcles 42 years ex- square feet $195,000 882- John HospItal 4971 Hill. A HOUSE SUNBIRD 1984, aIr, stereo, mint conditIOn non: perience. free pick up and 2506 882-6891 crest $58,900 882-6086 I Will prepare all legal docu- four door, 5 speed manual, smoker, very low mileage, dehvery, 84) p m Monday LAND CO-OP - Lovely fIrst floor ments, $175complete Also cloth seats, defogger, Zle- gray/gray, leather, all op . Friday, 8 noon Saturday, CONTRACTS one bedroom on Morang WIlls, probate, and bart Best offer, must sell tlons, AM/FM stereo, tape 884-8874, 15040 East Appliances, carpetlllg, mcorporatlOns Warren 881-3055, after 6 pm deck, CB Must sell 886- PURCHASED mcely decorated $13,900 Thorn Wolverton Attorney 6400 273-5929 1981 CHEVY Caprice Clas- 11K, CAliS WANTED TO IUY HERITAGE 254 LEWISTON Mamtenance fee $80 10- SIC, 4 door, low mdeage, 1981CADILLAC SeVille - 2 REALVEST CORP BY OWNER c1udes taxes, heat and SHARP 2 bedroom bTlck excellent condition, best of- tone, wire wheels New ex TOP $$ PAID 773-9300 Newly renovated contemporary 2 story Grosse Pomte water ranch With Florida room fer 886-1740, after 6 pm haust Mint condition }o'or Junk, wrecked and un Farms horne Features mclude 4 bedrooms, 31'2 METRO EAST REALTY 1/2 block from Gross~ $9,100 979-4762 wanted cars and trucks PONTIAC 6000, 1984 - air, baths, 2 car attached garage, central aIr, spnnkler 372.4800 Pomte Excellent neigh- BULL AUTO PARTS stereo, rear defrost, lug- 1984 PONTIAC STE, I'.ell CUSTOM HOMES system, refmlshed hardwood floors New Berber borhood Completely reno- 894 4488 CUSTOM ranch bUIlt m 1964, gage rack, rustproofed, ex- mamtalned. loaded, must SMALL OR LARGE carpetmg as well as a remodeled kitchen With new three bedrooms, comforta- vated, move-m condItIOn cellent condition, very sell, best offer Il86-64OO I WANT your beat up car, BUILT WITH CARE built-InS and remodeled bathrooms Price reduced ble famIly kitchen Dmmg $33,900 Bluehlll 886 9411 $6,000 777.7620 Bill 372-9884 Days only AT A FAIR PRICE to $219,000 sharp 1976 LEMANS Sport Coupe room With bUIlt-lOS, IIV1ng- GROSSE Pomte Shores - 1984TORONADO Brougham - $500 John, 882-{)I80 FOR JIM CLARK OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. room, natural fIreplace, Enghsh Colomal, 4 bed. - excellent condItion, 19IWCORVETTE - red With CUSTOM HOMES completely profesSIOnally room, 21'2 bath, attached 47,800 mIles $10,600 886 reu leather, loaded Call CLASSIFIED ADS SINCE 1953 881-1036 decorated Newer 21fiz car garage $173,000 By ap- 5408 1182-6678 824-6540 No Brokers Please garage, full basement With pomtment only No brok- CALL 882-6900 recreatIOn room 881-1657 ers 772-3420 Thursday, October 23, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C 13 ilEAL ESTATE - 13H. COMMERCIAL 'RO'ERTYI 18G. WASHEIIJD"n,,/ 16A. ADOPT A PET 2011. ELECTlIlCAl SERVICE 20E. HOME IMI'1I0VEMENT 20E. HOM.E IMPROVEMENT 20F. 1I00FING SE"VICE GENEIIAL IUllDINGS A"UANCE IIE'AI"S BLUE chIp mvestment from LOVEABLE adult dogs, 1 IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING WOODS -lovely J bedroom CALL GEORGE SERVING THE MATERIALS Colomal, 11~ baths, major 011company Net- year and up (need good Drywall - Pla"tenng SPECIALIST flm!>hed basement, patio, net net - lease Good homes) For adoption tn- NUTTO APPLIANCE GROSSE POINTES UNLIMITED Paneling - KItchen" move-m condItion Great value Offered below mar formation call Northel n SINCE 1965 We hdve extensive new Ime" Bathroom" - 'fllel\ ork COMPLETE ROOFING 10eatlOn $94,5()()or lea,e ket $175,000 Suburbs Animal Welfare • Washer Dryer ServJ<.e I of some of the fmest qUaI- Wallpaper - Pamtmg SERVICE 886-8362 Office bulldmg bUill In 1972 League Volunteer at 777- • Vacuum Service dnd ~ale" It) reporductlOn archltec INSUHED Ne"" roofs, tear offs, flat Easy mamtenance, mer 5110 or 775-1293 CUSWORTH tural matenal" available roofs, roll roofmg, new dnne parker tu5 4415offers • Used Stoves-Helrlgerator" I ELE("II{[(, 839-0264 16,000 square feet HELP - baby allergIC - anywhere reaturmg an vents Gutters cleaned and a Vilidge mcome, separate Family Owned dnd Operated CALL 886 4444 need lOVing home for 4 ImpreSSive "electlOn of BARKER repaired year round furnaces, amazmgly good WE SELL HEBUILT I Licensed and Insured INSTANT SERVICE PALM QUEEN REALTORS year old calico, spayed, "olld wood paneled mtenor CONTHACTORS detail", edsy term", and WASIIEHS !'~lectllcal Conti actor" ALL WORK GUARANTEED GROSSE POlllte area, 14umt declawed cat 774 6634 I and exterior door!>, full ModernizatIOn. AlterdtlOn" upper vacatIng AND DRYER~ • ReSidential Commeruc'l ROOf'ING &PECIALIST apartrr.ent bUlldmg, Gross- KITTENS Kittens - all low length leaded and beveled • AdditIOn" • £o'amll) • HddlO Dl"patched Unit!>10 D \\'I[) 1\1cCHACKIl'i TWO FAMILY FLAT mg approximately $57,000, maintenance models, your dred gla"" door", entrance Hoom" • Kitchen" & Rec 437072 Grayton between doOl shand cdrved fire- net appro'(Imately $15,000 ready fOI Halloween, ______I • !" ______J....-. _ -~----~----~----~- page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 23, 1986 20G. CARI'ET CLEANING , 20H I'AINTfNG/DECORA TlNG 20H PAINTING/OECO"A TlNG 20H PllNTlNG'OECORATHtG 20N CEMENT AND IIRICK 20N. CEMENT AND BRICK 20T. I'LUMBING AND • WORK WORK 20Q. I'LASTER WORK HEATING MIKE'S PAINTING COLLEGE sludent desires K-CARPET PAINTING, wall papermg, SI'J .•• :" .... 0: ... " .. , , •• ' •••••••• : .: ••••• :' ,0 .::::' . ',' . '.', :.. ', '0' '0' '0 , '. '.' ',," ...... : .. : .... ' ...... •. 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