rosse Pointe ews VOL. 47-No. 26 Grosse Pomte, MichIgan, Thursday, June 26, 1986 35 Cents 46 Pages Consolidation to proceed for your information Park officials begin union negotiation By Pat Paholsky there's no question In my mind fyi that their profeSSIOnalism Will now Now that the election in the Park ISover, and With it the last obstacle show through," he said "I beheve to consolidatmg the pohce and fIre they'll be cooperative, hard.work- G.P. is a C./. departments, city offiCIals are un- mg and WIllcontinue to prOVide the derstandably reheved. There's a same high level of servIce It's For the fifth year in a row the few more hurdles, however, that hme to move on and I think they city of Grosse Pointe has been have to be overcome before their feel the same way" . designated as a conscientious rellef is complete All of the police offIcers In- mJector and It has nothing to do Four of the seven unfair labor cludmg Police ChIef Richard with religious beliefs. The Elm charges that firefighters filed are CareW have completed 80 hours of Research Institute in New still pending, scheduled to be heard flre training. The next step, Carettl Jersey honors those cities that this week said, ISto train four polIce offIcers maintain a conscientious - how Then there's the matter of con- and two firefighters as emergency else? - elm injection program tract negotiations. The firefIghters medical techmcIans Admllllstrative Assistant have been working without a con- The training, totaling 120 hours Chris Matthews said the in- tract for a year and talks have including hospital time, will begm stitute mlspelled the deSigna- been at an impasse since before in July FirefIghter Tom Court wdl tion, however, as conscIOUS m- the elec-tion The Issues of pubhc be certified by the state as an EMT jector. No big thmg. Grosse safety and mmimum manpower trainer June 26, Carettl said, and Pointe is conSCiOusly conscien- raised by the firefighters before no therefore, most of the trammg will tious. Easy to say three times longer apply, CIty Manager John be m-house. real fast, but just try spellmg it. Crawford said. Carelli said four spots have been "The only Issue relevant now is reserved for fIrefIghters in the wages, so Ithmk we can condude pohce academy class that will be Les TV sturs negotiations," he said. held at Macomb Community Col- What you do get when you The next stop is selecting a union lege m September The course IS 14 send a pair of Grosse Pointe to represent the combined public weeks long. The tough part. he Photo by Ml~e AndrzeiCzy~ News staffers to Montreal to safety department. Crawford said said. IS passing the phySIcal agili- Second in the first round cover the NatIOnal Hockey he will recognize the union that re- ty test and WrItten exam m order League draft? A couple of real ceIVes at least 51percent approval to be accepted mto the academy Reacting to his selection by the Los Angeles Kings in the National Hockey League's entry draft hams, or as the natives would by the police officers and fire- "We'll see how many volunteers Saturday is Jimmy Carson, of Grosse Pointe Woods. Carson's father, Charles, is in the foreground, say, "Les cochons du televi- fighters combmed. Since the police we have and we will go on the baSIS along with Lynn Malboeuf, public relations for Carson's junior hockey team, the Verdun Cana- sion." officers outnumber the firefighters of semorlty to fill the first four diens. More photos and the draft story are on Page 1C. Spotted on the CBC-French 30 to 18, it's almost certain that the spots," he said Language channel videotape of Fraternal Order of Police will be last Saturday's draft festivities, the exclusive bargaining agent. I wandermg not-so-subtly around Crawford said he hopes to begin in the background of more than negotiations Friday, June Z7, m a one camera shot, were sports combined sessfon with both sides Former resident helps restore the Lady editor Peggy O'Connor and represented. He added that he ex- By Peter A. Salinas photographer.heporter Mike pects negotiations to be difficult Thomas Donahue, a Grosse still In good shape, says Donahue, we had corne through the depart- Andrzejczyk, who are even The city has already offered a Tying a 1,600.square-foot bIb Pomte North graduate, was part of who spent two weeks atop ment " Hayes added. I now practlcing slgmng auto- bonus of $750 to each person who around the neck of the Statue of that five-person crew, which made France's gift to the United States Donahue's team had to climb up graphs is cross-trained And July 1, the of- Liberty at more than 200 feet the delIcate molds Areas such as the face, where the outside stairs of the world's fiCIal start-up date for the merger, above New York harbor before he Donahue, 28, makes the borough water collects or serves as run-off largest free-standmg scaffolding polic~ officers will be responding and his friends could get to work of Queens hIS home. He is a paths for rain or meltmg snow and built especially for the restoration Thorns to to fires. was more than interesting - it was painter, who takes on contractual Ice had become damaged and were project. a rose thief "We recogmze for the additional a little scary. Jobs to help hIS Illcome m need of replacement. "The scaffold was built close to work performed, there should be Margaret Young of McMillan Before coppersmiths could fabfl- "We were contracted to make a Donahue said he, Vanessa and the face," he said. "I don't like compensation," he said. Road is feeling downhearted cate metal to replace damaged mold over the nose, eyes, one curl Bruce Hoheb and Steven Simonak, heights a lot, but you didn't have Crawford saId he expects the these days and it's no wonder areas of the huge copper sculpture. of the hair and a fold m the fabriC had worked together at the Metro- a sense of being up so high because firefighters Will cooperate now She and her husband Henry a small crew was selected to make of the statue's dress," Donahue politan Museum m New York re- It was kInd of enclosed Climbmg up that the election is behind them. molels of the areas damaged by 100 Said from hiS New York apart- storlllg priceless works of art and and down the stairs was scary We work hard all !U~ , , p-a--battleih:term~ of cUltivatfng-lIfe roSe gar en a years"ofwe'atlrermg--=- mamly on ment makmg rephcas of artlfacts found had to wear mountam climbl1Tg the main library on Kercheval. preservmg what they felt best and the Lady's face. Most of the statue's copper IS In Kmg Tut's tomb They, along gear and were clipped on to the They use their own equipment With Jesus Flglgerao, were select- statue at all times." and donate their own time, say- ed from numerous bIdders for the Their job was to make perfect mg they "just want it to look Job of the outside mold-forming. molds of the damaged areas of the nice for everyone." They've Donahue graduated from North face This meant insuring there been doing it for nine years. m 1975 His mentor, he says, was would be no discoloration or fur- They took careof the flowers art teacher EIleen Hayes. ther damage to the statue. The on Friday and when they "She was mstrumental in having team had to cover the front of the returned on Sunday, they found me get a portfoho of my work to- statue With a 40 by 40 foot bib to that every rose had been gether," he said. protect agamst anythmg fallmg on carefully cut - not torn - off. Donahue was the reCipient of a ItS breast Shame on the person who took five-year scholarship to Pratt Uni- "It was kind of humorous mstal- the roses intended for every- versity m Brooklyn, N Y After he ling thiS enormous bib around the one's enjoyment. graduated m 1980 he opened his neck," Donahue laughed "The own studIO m New York City Goodyear blimp flew by that day "Well, the only way to deSCrIbe - right at eye level There were al- A fine piece of work hIm," Hayes said, "IS John Boy ways camera crews up there docu- Family photos are probably Walton Honest to God, he was like mentmg our work. It was rather the least expensive and most that He was a fme, upstandmg kid crowded at times." valued possessions. A few He carne from a very close-knit The crew used a highly sensItive weeks ago, some out- tlclpate In the Harper Woods- By Nancy Parmenter Grosse Pomte Youth ASSIstance Five South HIgh School June program. which ISdeSigned for JU- The graduates are bemg charged With veniles breaklllg and enterlllg III a June 17 The teens are charged With bel1JJ attempted theft of computer hard entering South High School and re- ware from the high school Farms movIng 16 pieces of computer pohce went to the Wayne County hardware four mom tors, four disk are prosecutor June 23 for warrant5 drives. two keyboards, a prmter. "He recommended B&E war. prillter paper and assorted cords • • Five teens rants on all five," saId Farms De. and connectIOns They were seen nnglng ..• techve George Van Tlem "But be- by a reSident, commg and gomg m charged cause they have no prevIOus rec. a yellow Oldsmobile and geltmg In ords, they wIll probably quahfy for and out of the car durmg the late Page IB with diverSIOn. " afternoon on Tuesday Van Tlem said the diverSIOn pro The reSident called pollce at 5 30 gram was establJshpd to gIve a pm, accordmg to the police breaking, second chance to offenders With no report, at which time the youths inside prevIOus record The teens may be werp told to clear the scene Pollce Business 5A entering allowed to plead gUilty and 'ierve found the door to the band room Cable .20A a probation period. standlllg open, wedged WIth a blue Classified 5C "Then, If they stay as pure as tra'ih can The hardware was scat- Entertainment 4C snow, the Ir record WIll be tered near the band room, behmd Events 9A cleared," Van Tlem saId the mdustrlal arts bUIldmg Feature lOB Van Tlem emphaSized that the The teens were apparently all Letters 6A young men are III the Wayne ('oun- 'A' 'itudents and Illtended to go to Obituaries 20A ty CirCUit Court system, "the same college, accordmg to Van Tlem Dwarfed by the face of the Statue of Liberty, Thomas Donahue, Real Estate 6B as any felon," and that their par- Whether bemg on probatIOn for who now resides In Queens, shows off the work area he and his Society 1-5B ticipation In the diverSIOn plan IS breakmg and entermg wJ1l affect team, and often camera crews, had to work in to make molds of Sports 1-3C ... not yet definite They Will not par- those plans IS not clear. damaged areas of the face. .. Page Two.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 ~~ Grosse Pointe News (USPS 230-400) SCANLAN's Published fiNery Thursday By Anteebo Pubh.hera t : ....., ~!k i.: i) ;. ~ \ hi'" J 96 Kercheval Avenue Grone POinte, MI 48236 ~lage ~k~nU-th Phone 882-6900 ~ Second Class Postage paid III rJ-{Qrrte ~ail:' Co De!rod MlClugan FRESH CUT ~ Rates $17 pe< ~ar I'Ia 851-8603 mall $\9 oot-oktate kjd,ess an MaJl SUbsctlpl1O ES~~~~ES 294.0720 BROOKSGATE - 25% OFF Mastercard • Visa - American Express Selected Brooksgate Suits & Sport Coats LIFETIME WARRANTY - BRICK CLEANING reg. $105to $270 now $78.75 to $202.50 CERTAINTEED VINYL SIDING and WINDOW INSTAllATION Plus selected trousers, blazers, outerwear, shirts and other sport Items - 25% off *lnreT17U?dlate7ItQrkdowns may have been raken on some Item!. We sell Sale ar all stores except Flondo and service Use your BrooJu Brothers card, Amencan Express or Diners Club f!UaNEL Commencement ESTA8LISHED 18JI Michael A. Gaskin, of Grosse Pointe, chairman of the Board of Trustees at Madonna College, and Sister Mary Francilene, ~AdWdYw WHISTLESlOP Madonna College president, assist U.S. Peace Corps Direc- tor Loret Ruppe with her commencement attire prior td the ~~~~ school's commencement ceremony May 10. Ruppe delivered HOBBY the commencement address and was awarded the honorary Furnishings for aim "omen ~ Boys degree of Doctor of Humanities during the ceremony. Gaskin M:i GRIS\\OLD, PENOBSCOT BLDG., ~CENTER served as master of ceremonies. DETROIT. SOMhHSET MALI" THO) In order that our employees may enjoy a rare long weekend we Q ~\~' will be closed ~ SATURDAY Visit one of Michigan's largest JULY 5th and most complete Hobby Centers. 21714 HARPER, S.C.S. 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Durable Press, regular 29.50 NOW 22.50 Pure Cotton, re{;ular 32 60 NOW 24.60 (230 Ul1lts) MASTER CARD SINer 1900 VISA KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE 882-8970 Open Thursday Evenmgs 'tll 9 00 "I p =- '." .•.,------._------....----- Thursday, June 26, 1986 G R 0 SSE PO, N TEN E W S Page Three-A School.district may crack down on skipping By Mlk~ AndrzeJczyk something ISgoing to happen after on assignment of Saturday deten- by the ISD that more lime will be Grosse POinte's public high their first unexcused absence from tions for absences, the new regu- made available for attendance schools WIllget tougher with stu- class, according to South Principal lations received a generally work, Welchsaid Also, tht>district dents who.skip classes Ifthe Board Edward Shme favorable response, Shine said ISlooking to develop its own atten- ofEducatIon approves a new set of Under the current polley, which dance enforcement computer pro- attendance regulatIOns proposed North Prmclpal John Kastran call- The perception C?fan attendance gram by the pnnclpals at the two ed very hberal, a student may problem at the high schools ~as The new regulatIons tighten at- schools. have up to SIXunexcused absences been around for years, accordmg tendance m other areas An ab- .The ~Ian, sent to the board for from a class before bemg dropped. to Robert Welch, dIrector of secon- sence Willbe considered excused dlScl;lsslonJune 16,would call for That's been mterpreted by stu- dary c~rlculum The polIcy ~evel- only for student illness, illness m ~sslble corrective action after a dents to mean they have six free oped fIve or SIXyears ago called the family, necessitatmg the stu- smgle absence, with a second un- absences before somethmg hap- for faster checkm~ of attendance dent stay home, death m the fami- excused absence pOSSiblydrawing pens so students who missed classes or ly, family and religIOus obser- a three-hour Saturday detention The new regulations WIll em- a day of school would be dls- vances or school-approved activI- The third level of corrective actIOn phaslze attendance, Kastran said. covered qUickly, he added l1es' calls for Withdrawal from the The tougher regulatIons may get The plan de ends on the use of The Idea ISto cut down on excus- class, loss of credit and a tailIng kIds who otherWise might take one the Wayne cgunty IntermedIate ed absences before and after vaca- grade on the student's record, to be of the SIX"free skips" to stay III SchoolDlstnct's computer system tIOns, the hIgh school prmclpals determmed by the bUlldmgadml- class however WeIch said Compilatio~ said Some classes have so fewstu- mstrator "KIds lose educatIon through ab- of attend~nce records doesn't take dents the week before or after The number of absences to tng- sences," he said The new polIcy IS high prIOnty on the list for com- spring break that teachers are un- ger . corrective actlOn Isn't "trymg to encourage kIds to go to puter tIme demands able to properly conduct class, specIfIed In the new regulatIOns class so they get an educatIon" they added That's to let students know that Although the board wasn't keen The local dIstnct has been told In Its phIlosophy of attendance, the regulatIOns say students are responsible to ~ttend cycry cl~ss, "to motivate themselves to make good attendance a personal priority, and to monitor their own requests for partIcipahon m educa- tIonal trIpS and other school actI- vIties requIrIng absences from class " "Parents have the responsibilI- - ty to establIsh home prlOntIes Photo oy Peter A Saltnas which support educatIOn, to re- Lightning strikes qUireregular attendance at school, to prOVIdehome gUIdancewhenlr- Residents in the 1100 block of Harvard got a shock June regularItIes are discovered . 19 shortly before noon. Those inside the Paul I. Moreland and to support the efforts of the residence were especially surprised when Mother Nature school to Improve student atten- threw a tantrum directly at the 65 foot-plus poplar tree. lightn- da nce," according to the ing tore al1 eight-inch strip of bark from the top limbs to the phIlosophy statement trunk, scattering debris for about 100 feet in all directions. Teachers, counselors and ad- mimstrators also have a responsI- bility to promote good attendance, "one of the most important smgle factors which contrIbutes toward success In school and the world of Hatrison Paint'to. work," the philosophy statement ft ~ " : {4' ,..... reads. The dlstnct looked at the atten- ~ dance poliCies from a number of Photo by Peter A Salinas other school districts before It put together its new regulations, ac- Two-alarm fire cording to Kastran Most dIstricts are tightening up their policies, he Firefighters from the City, Farms and Park descended on this home on Notre Dame in the City added. when the walls of the frame structure caught fire June 16. Police said workers were peeling paint The board will probably take ac- from the front of the building with a blow torch when the fire started. The blaze was qUickly ex- tIon on the new rules during the tingUished, but firefighters said the damage could have been much worse. summer, pOSSiblyat the July 14 organizatIOnal meeting WALLPAPER Lions are encouraging Woods businesses to be flag-wavers //,<;~/ >1'~/:r ",&# u/ 7 SALE ~ When the dawn of July 4 breaks thought to be a first for Michigan City Council. "Of 30businesses contacted, 13 , ~ ~ i~ over our landscape, club mem- LIOnPreSident MIchael J. Pat- Other flag holIdays Will be sald yes while 17 others said yes j ~~., bers of Grosse Pointe Woods ten note there are some 200buIld- Labor Day, first Monday III Sep- but call back," said Arnold Call ~ ~~ Lions hope to place AmerIcan mgs housing more than 300 busi- tember; Veterans Day, Nov. 11; backs need to get permiSSIOnof flags in front of every busmess III nesses and professlOnal estabhsh- Memonal Day 1987and Flag Day, bUlldmg owners to have flag the city. ments in Grosse Pomte Woods. June 1987. brackets mounted on the build- This project, conSidered the However, the July 4 Indepen- Vmcent A DILura, LIOnchair- mgs largest public service effort at- dence Day is only the tip of the man for the flag event, said Lion tempted by the Woods LIOns,has proJect which calls for an addi- members will install flag-holding Proceeds from holIday serVIce flag sales wlll reach many chan- 30~yOFF been accomplished in American tIOnalfIVeholiday flag flying ser- brackets on front of those bUIld- commumtles by other service or- VIcethat was enthUSIastically ap- ings housmg partIclpatmg bUSI- table orgamzatlOns supported by Woods LIOns such as the Leader ganizations. This program is proved by members of the Woods nesses 111 the flag program. • Over 1,OOP Books to "Cost of flag service to our local Dog School in Rochester, Michi- Choose From busmess men and women Willbe gan Eye Bank, Grosse Pointe 8-year-old boy almost drowns $25 yearly," saId DiLura "For School for Exceptional Children, • No Inflated Prices this donation, flags will be in- LIttle League Ball of both the Tragedy was narrowly averted Hallmann saId an umdentifted Woods and Shores and vanous /' Orders must be paid in Full Monday afternoon, June 23,when woman aSSisted In cardIOpulmon- stalled by 9 a m and taken down Woods Park proJects. -;, ;, ¥ to receive 30% discount. an 8-year-old Grosse Pointe Woods ary resuscitatlon. at sunset by Lion members and 1 r-%- theIr designated helpers" BUSI- Any busmess organizatIOn, or ~ ~ resident nearly drowned in the pool f 'y ., >if; at Lakefront Park "Later on DIane (Zedan) was ness owners obviously would not anyone who WIshes to donate to According to Donald Hallmann, relieved from the mouth-to-mouth be present to perform these thiS program may make a check director of the Woods parks and by another pool supervIsor, Paul tasks, DILura concluded. payable to the Grosse Pomte 21.155 MACK AVe>"" recreation department, lifeguard Schummer ," HaHmann said "St Imtlal response to this program Woods LIOns Club, 916 Haw- G P W. (Be+ 8 8£ 9 Mile) Kerry Baker was told by a sWim- Clair Shores ambulance arrived by an "experimental" busmess thorne, Grosse POinte Woods, shortly afterwards and the boy mer that there was a boy In trou- group located between Vernier Mich 48236 ble in the pool Baker hit the emer- was taken to St John Hospital" and Brys has been outstandmg, For additIOnal mformatlOn, call 886•• 800 gency button on the lifeguard chair Hallmann said there IS no indi- according to LIOnVice PreSIdent LIOn members at 884-2637,881- Phone orders ac{;eptetrw/Vlsa, Me and dIved 1I1tothe pool to rescue catIon how the accident occurred, Red Arnold 3596 or 777-3530 het>lfJ .... ~ _rudood. the submerged boy but the boy was m water over hIS Christopher Copus was brought head and was apparently not a to the side of the pool, where pool SWImmer. ~. .~ supervisor Diane Zedan began The boy IS reportedly In good mouth-to-mouth resuscitatIon condItion 90,< GARBAGE , Walled Lake man drowns MEN'S BOAT SHOES $39 « r A Walled Lake man, 49, fell off body after nearly half an hour Be- GRINDER? CHECK THESE FEATURES! & a pleasure boat June 21and drown- cause drownmg victims have been call CASUAL BOAT SHOE t ed, Grosse Pomte Shores Public known to survive that long m cold *OIhest soft leather wawl ~" repellant! Safety DIrector Joseph Vitale said water, the ambulance rushed him .- ? ~ Jt bottom 90 John Andrew Sikorski was dead on to the hOSPital,accordmg to Vitale l11rl1r~ * Razor cut cush-n soft ~ $39 reg. $59.95 arrIval at St John Hospital The Macomb County Sheriff's PlUM'INC1ffaTUI~ • non-skId' 1 Shores polIce were called to the department ISInvestigating the Ill- 17600UVERNOIS._78 * Extra nl1d<;olefm stabilIty' THE PERFECT SHOE FOR SUM scene at 1100Lakeshore at 6'40 cldent, but Vitale said it ISalmost 153lM JClRl:HEVAL. 122-1878 t * Genume mocca.,m MER, RICH BROWN LEATHER i} p.m., VItale saId PolIce dIver certamlyaccldental SIkorskI was 1726 MAPlE RD. • 643-4800 constructIOnI WITH A NON-SKID SOLE SAVE Leon Sehoyan recovered SIkorskI'S a passenger m the boat SIZES 71}2 to 13 '20 Announcing The Everything In The Store Is On Sale * Sebago Docksldcr'" iFour Color ...1 $49.90 TImberland $59.90 % TO * SALE - 10 300,1 OFF * Sperry 'Ihp''1dcr &'amate $24.90 Now At lacobell - Meldrum Shoes * Sperry Top''1dcr Amcrlca\., Cup $59.90 Save On * Sperry 'Ibp"oldcl Hl.'av~ Duty $59.90 A Evan-Picone. S * Sperry 'Ihpsldcl N('/II Contour $69.90 $1990 selby A reg. $29.95 TRETORN' L PRI(f_~ WOD THROl (;H A "!WCI,II COnCe".,IOO mild£' by JL'lF tf.th one of our ~lIppll('''makc,; thl~ Tfo:N DOLLARS off po"'~lble! Hurry E One tlme offer' Ma~tcrcard SINCE 1900 ~ KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE 1 M.T.W, 10.0006'00 OpC'n Thllfldav fv('mng~ 'It! Q 00 i Th -fri. 10:00-8.00 i , s., . 100005'00 882-3670 ...... MM' ", ..... H .. £ ~-...... ~~~~~...4_-L"'."''''''' ... _ _ _ ~__ ... ~_ ...... ~-_.~- - Thursday, June 26. 1986 Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS The Lady .•. (Continued from Page tAl wouldn't chemically stain the that we would be guests at the metal, and It had to be extremely Grand Finale on the Fourth of Ju- accurate," he s~lld "We used a ly." he said. "I haven't got my m- material that picked up file marks vltation yet. but I'll be there, inVI- made 100years ago. tation or not Being a kid whogrew "After we made the molds, we up in the MIdwest and then work- had to make perfect plaster casts ing on the restoration of the Statue that the coppersmiths used to of Liberty. has been, well, larger make the metal replacements " than life You get this almost Spi- Donahue said most of the work rItual feelmg when you're up done to the statue.was done on the there. It 10side The entire statue was gut- ABC's news program, ted and replaced With stamiess "Nlghtline," Will feature the re- steel, he said. storatIon of the Statue of Liberty "It is truly Impressive," he said !includmg work by Donahue's "People get the Idea that the statue team) Thursday, Jule 3, at 11 30 will be standing 10 New York Har- pm bor shin10g hke a new penny, but that is not the case" Donahue, 28, formerly of the Woods. inspects a mold of the eye He said the areas replaced with Snow of the Statue of Liberty. new copper. were treated chemi- Making the molds took two weeks. cally to make It match the OXIdiz- More snow falls in parts of Tex- ed green of the rest of the statue as than at the South Pole. says "We were told Just the othl:'f day National Geographic World. War Memorial day trips The War Memorial will have a The group will gather at the full schedule of day trIpS III July, Campus Inn for lunch and return traveling to Ann Arbor, Port ISscheduled for 5p.m. Tickets are Huron, mto Canada and crUlsmg $25per person and include trans- the DetrOIt River ReservatIOns portation and lunch. should be made In advance Re- There willl}e a day-long excur- serve at the center, 32Lakeshore, SlOnto two unique towns near Lon- or call 881-7511 don, Ontario, Canada, on Thurs- On Wednesday, July 9, the day, July 31 The harbor village of center Willsponsor a 212-hour lun- Port Stanley will be the first stop cheon cruISe aboard the Star of De- where travelers will see Moore trolt, the 162-foothandcrafted din- Water Gardens. Canada's oldest The Big E13-month CD ing ship built 10 1984.Passengers and largest gardens of water lilIes will be treated to a fashIOnshowby and aquatic plants. Lynne Portnoy's shop as they After lunch at the Kettle Creek crUIse along the historic Detroit Inn. a restored home built m 1849, % River waterfront Afterward, the the group Will take time to shop group will travel to Trappers Alley and explore the antiques. pottery in Greektown Departure IS 9:30 and bake shops before a tour of the Donahue removes a rubber mold from the eye of the statue. He was one of a crew of five which made the delicate molds that were a.m., return at 4.30 p.m. Cost IS Kettle Creek Canvas Company. dllnual perlentage yleld* $37per person. The tour will show the design, cut- necessary before metal could be fabricated to replace damaged several openings remam on the ting and serging of goods done by areas. Mackinac Race trip to Port Huron this establishment, which began as on Saturday, July 19 Participants a small shop and has mushroom- will leave the center at 8 am, re- ed into 39 stores that trade in al! view the fleet in Port Huron, toast cotton casual ware. the boats as they start the race and A visit to the quiet hamlet of CEDAR LOGS PICNIC TA8LES HOW 10 later •lunch at the S1.Clair Inn. Re- Sparta Will follow. Settled by turn IS4.30 p.m. Cost of the trip is Pennsylvania Quakers in the ear- RENT annudl percentage rale $28per person ly 18005,Sparta is one of Canada's A CAR *Interc~ll~ compounded dall) and mu~t remalll on deposil fOf a full Comforta ble walking shoes will oldest Quaker settlements that still ycar dllhe ~tdlcd fdlC 10 Cdrn the annudl yield ~hown Subslanllal be a must on the WednesdaY, July provide examples ofearly Ontario FOR penalt) for premdture \~IthdrJWdl 23trip to the Ann Arbor Street Art architecture and life After time to High rale. 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We Important pnmary " found them stockpiled in a warehouse skills while at play 8 Primary Colors , on the Barcelona waterfront, stamped With thiS bnghtly ttnever issued"--which means brand new. Righi from LeU They're 100% superb cotton twill, colored clown Clothing with button f~, adjustable waist, ISremovable and elasticized back and ankles, completely washable Textures reinforced seat. We instant~v 24" tall $40 put them on the next boat home. Sizes 'I..., '/2 ", 1" Authentic Spani~h FRANCO pants 332 Buckle on Shoe ~nso _.-ttnt ..,..ld 'Iad& tn Spatn , ( ,~~ • ' i8~OlJl\ - ~ .,tRAVEL*' ~, ~*S'f()I\.! Lace a Shoe Jacobson's ___ v.!..e~e~c~~-= ~~b~o_n_s Charge Card or The American EX~~~ Card Shop unt,1 9 p m on Thursday and Friday * Unlll 6 pm on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday '\ ------~-----~- Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A - Business VllLAGE.MARKET Joondeph is appointed and packaging, mformation con sultatlons and tramlng programs ophthalmology chief She most recently held the position 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Dr. Howard C. of assistant corporate director of Joondeph of pharmacy, education and traming grosse Pomte for Harper-Grace HOSPItals,a cor- has b~en ap- porate sibltng of Huron Valley Pointed chIef of Camazzola holds a doctorate in "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" ophthalmology pharmacy from the Umverslty of fine CLOSED FRIDA Y, JULY 4th at St John Hos. MIchigan and is a hcensed regis, . pital He also tered pharmaCist in MIChigan wInes DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT has a prtvate liquor -JUNE 26th, 27th, 28th practice special- Announcing ... Four Grosse Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. izing m surgery POinte reSIdents were elected to and dl~eases 01 the retma and volunteer leadership posItions at vitreous and ISa climcal assistant Umted Commumty SerVIces of FROZEN professor of ophthalmology at DetrOit In May George E. Parker GROUND CHUCK 5 LB. BAG Wayne State Umverslty Joondeph Ill, John S. Snyder and Ruth fresh Truhol were elected to the cItizen ONLY ~~th~~J. receIveq hiS BS and MD degrees . -.-...... ----..( from Ndrthwe:>~lll UlUvel~lty amJ. assembly, whIle :\'.I:lr) C. Scng. HAMBURGER ...- mterned at Cook County HospItal stock was elected to the board of FRESH In Clucago He also studied hiSsub- directors Three Grosse Pointe specialty under a fellowship pro- wnters have formed a company to serve local communicatIOn needs SALMON TAIL $49L18. gram at Johns Hopkins Umverslty Through the Wnte Connection, 75 FILLETS r:~r~~!~p~s~~=;,ve~5 ~ Donovan joins Ruth Cain, Nancy Kowalski and national law firm Kay Kirby plan to write brochures, FRESH annual reports, newsletters, news RANCH STYLE Frank William Donovan of and feature stones Grosse BOSTON Grosse Pointe has jomed the De- Pointer William E. Blevins has troit ofhce of the national law firm been honored by Blue Cross and SLICED SCROD of Pepper, Hamilton & Scheetz as Blue Shield of Michigan for 10 counsel. He was senIOr partner years of service to the corporation FRESH Withthe Detroit firm of Donovan, He ISa corporate member and di- BACON Hammond, Zlegelman, Roach & rector of the organization PICKEREL Sotiroff Donovan has practiced Daniel J. Marion, newly of Grosse FRESH law for 30 years, specializing in Pomte Woods, has joined Cottage FILLETS commercial real estate law, cor- Hospital as an assistant admims- poratIOn law and issues mvolv'ng trator He has 12years ofexecutive CHICKEN NABISCO CHIPS AHOY fmancial and tax matters. He has level health care management ex- served as personal counsel to penence and holds a master's LEG CHOCOLATE several DetrOIt famIlIes With re- degrees from Cornell and Syra- CHIP spect to investments and tax and cuse umversitles New officers QUARTERS estate planning. Donovan is a 47~. COOKIES of the ChIldren's Hospital of graduate of Notre Dame Univer- Michigan AUXiliaryfor the commg sity and Harvard Law School year are Linda Watt" of the Woods, Alexander & Hornung $18911/2LB. Camazzola to direct president, and Patricia Cardelli" U{I{f $ PACKAGE of the Shores, treasurer . 2 pharmacy department 79 Richard D. Grow of the Farms has Patricia A. been chosen president of Kenny ,"KNACKWURST LB. HAAGEN.DAZS C a m a z Z 0 I a, REHAB, a Torch Drive agency for Pharm D, of preventing and alleViating handl- 'CECREAM Grosse Pointe cappmg conditIons He will be Jom- ALEXANDER & HORNUNG ALL NATURAL FLAVORS Woods has been ed on the board by David T. White named director of the Woods, as treasurer ... [ri., SMOKED OR FRESH of the depart- Whitehouse, RN, of Grosse Pointe ment of phar- has been selected as a Michigan LIVER SAUSAGE $29~ 39 PINT macy at Huron delegate to the central meeting of $1 Valley HOSPlt. the American Diabetes ASSOCIa- al In Oakland tIOn Delegates will make recom- County. She will have admmistra- mendatlons and represent the con- GOOD HUMOR bve responsibIlIty for full service cerns of thIS state to the national NEW FROM unit dose and intravenous admIX- association. 60%* ICE CREAM BARS ture services, drug manufacturing -Nancy Parmenter JONES LESS FAT DAIRY FARM ..,$169 >", Choices 6 PACK of 0 Charleen Rick JONES l.IGHT 60 AJ LESS FAT FLEISCHMANN'S REGULAR AND REGULAR AND REGULAR AND REGULAR SOFT Teller?Manufacturers Ban~ LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT SAUSAGE Grosse Pointe Woods LINK BROWN AND SAUSAGE DATTIES MARGARINE Book .. , ...... Gone With the Wmd SAUSAGE SERVE ROLL rK. Actor...... John Wayne and Stacy Keech LINKS Actress...... Susan Hayward MOVIe . . . Gone With the Wmd and The QUiet Man Play ...... Death Trap $1l~Pk9' $1~'TUBS 1V Show. . . . . Murder She Wrote Newscaster.. .. . Walter Cronkite Magazine. Time Columnist. . Erma Hombeck Newspaper , . .. Detroit Free Press BAVARIAN MUSIC . . .. . Easy Llstenrng BLUE CHEESE Entertainer...... Frank Sinatra SY THE PIECE Pet or Animal. . . Cats and dogs Sport. . . . . Racquetball and swimmrng Athlete...... Lance Parrish THE ORIGINAL Pro Team... . Detroit Tigers Most Admired Person ...... My mother Flower . . .. OrchIds and roses TAKE 'N' BAKE Color...... Shades of purple VacatIon Spot . . .. . Florida STUFFED Favorite Food .. Seafood Favorite Dnnk Lemonade. cola and champagne CHICKEN $21L9B. Restaurant ...... Sparky Herbert's BREAST Song . Theme songs frorn"Somewhere in Time" and "Ordinary People" STUFFED WITH OUR OWN SAGE Rlliaxation or Hobby. Sewing AND ONION DRESSING Pet Peeve ... . .Impatience and rudeness STUFFED t\VT WI.:.TIiI:~ 8 49 Spr:CI.L~ -. FREE FLANK STEAK $2 !J $1 + DEP. TV 1\1:1:~t . ,.- ~Q .u~~..,.,""VU :~~2',-': ,~:)~ ELECTRICTY* PRE-4th OF JULY SALE \~ ~rt...~ r~ ('~. 1.otf- /' ..":'~:,~1~~." ~;:..:>~ AND A FARM FRESH SUN COUNTRY ';'. .. ,rf-f'F .!..y, • ~ • WINE COOLER - 2 LITER .~;,' ~!~ ...... ~ Jj .. PEACH. CHERRY, TROPICAL, ORANGE, CITRUS .. - .~. 'I~'... : ....,...~~. FRUIT & VEGETABLES $1.99 After .. J. };..s- .. "it" ,.....-.... brqont $299 'J;;.'~''''' .'f - ....,; • Mail.ln Rebate \. (a ... : ~.:~.; I.~AIRC'ONDITIONDER .r~~ INGLENOOK ;;'.1. • ••\-•. 1.5 LITER - ALL TYPES ~~;t~;~e.. PURCHASE $349 $2.49 After Mal/.ln Rebate A MODEL #568 AIR NOILLYPRAT CALIFORNIA 99(: FRENCH VERMOUTH CONDITIONER & LEMONS •••••••••••••••• 5 FOR 1 LITER - SWEET OR DRY $369 $1.00 Mall-In BRYANT WILL PAY • UP TO 10~ Sf[ R Rebate LB. • 5 Yf AR WARRANTY ON WATERMELON ••••••••••••••• 17(: COMPRESSOR INCI UOIN!3 lABOR LANCERS YOUR HIGHEST flY FLAMF fURNACf • 2 YE:ARS OF fRff: Sf:RVICf BLUEBERRIES •••••••••••••• $13!~ EXTRA DRY AND BRUT • 2 yf ARS "ARTS WARRANTY flY SPARKLING MONTH ELECTRIC BILL fLAME: fURNl>(f FANCY Expires 6130/86 $399 PLUS $2.00 ZUCCHINI •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • MAIL.IN REBATE NEW MICH'GAN INGLENOOK GREEN CABBAGE • • • • • • • • • • • CALIFORNIA Bl.USH AUNTMIDS 1.5 LITER $349 $1.99 Aft.r SPINACH ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • 1o-0Z. IAll 78(: M,II.ln Rebllt. Page Six-A _~,.~:.~,Opinions & letters Thursday, June 26, 1986- A victory for public safety Even though there are still hurdles ahead, mayor's opinion. consolIdatIOn of the police, firefighters and am- The victory belongs chiefly to the mayor and \~WA~A WLLY bulance services m Grosse Pomte Park into a the council members who unanimously sup- smgle public safety department now appears to ported the consohdated department, but credit be likely In the near future also must go to the cihzens volunteer commit- The legal brambles that must be cleared tee which helped promote the benefits of the away include the unfair labor practice charges smgle public safety unit. And surely credit also filed by the firefighters and the negotiatIOn of must go to the special commissiOn that studied a new labor contract for the members of the the consolidahon for a year before recommend- combmed delJ..lrtment But the efforts to com- ing, by an 11to 2 margm, a single public safety plete the consohdation Will be spurred by the department decIsIve vote of the people of the commumty m Joseph Bialk, president of the Grosse Pointe the June 17 electIOn Park Fire Fighters Association, afterward ex- With 3,G99 votes cast, 2,1-10 or 53 percent voted pressed hIS dlsappomtment WIth the outcome agamst the efforts of the firefighters to retam He claimed the people "belIeved the promises separate police and fire departments and 1,551 of the city officials instead of the facts we were or 42 percent supported the proposed charter showing them." And he contended that the city amendment "can't mamtain the quality of services that Afterward, Mayor Palmer Heenan reiterated city'~ residents had been used to " his campaign view that the consolidation will Bialk's disappointment is understandable, Improve services and expre~sed opimon that but now that the community has spoken, most the firefighters "are decent, intelligent men" Park residents no doubt hope that the campaign who, once they are trained, "will strengthen our dIfferences can be forgotten, the consolidatIon police patrol" Cross-traimng police also will continue to achIevement, and the firefighters make more trained emergency medical tech- join III making the new pubhc safety umt a mClans and firefighters available, 10 the success • GOP captive of far right? Wayne County Executive Wilham Lucas may IS "a captive of organized labor.. and a few look back on last week as the turmng pomt m frmge groups" That proved that both sides can Our readers say his campaign for the GOP nommation for gov- Issue tough charges. ernor - and yet, paradoxically, what happened Yet it is clear that Blanchard is seeking to oc- may also have weakened hiS chances to be cupy the middle of the political road in his cam- elected. paign for re-election. The Republicans make it Need new people on' Farms council It was last week that Lucas and state election easier for him to win converts to hiS cause by moving to the right and shunning Republican To the Editor: Couple this WiththeIr contmued experience than I have, who would offIcials reached agreement on his application I have always felt that people for state campaign matching funds that freed political moderates. If the governor can make blockmg, as of June 16. of efforts like to start a movement to elect hiS charges stick, the state may see a repeat of who run for office in small cities by the War MemOrial to obtam a some more responSible people to $106,000in state funds to bolster his campaign did so because of a deSire to serve the councIl, can call on me for any the 1982election III which Blanchard defeated badly needed liquor hcense would In addition, the Rev Pat Robertson, the TV the best interests of theIr citizens help I can give the GOP right-winger, Richard Headlee. mdicate we need new people on the evangelist who IS an unannounced candidate for The Grosse Pointe Farms council councli Robert Lehner preSident, threw hiS support to Lucas as the There was another bright spot for Lucas in the obviously does not subscribe to Anyone who has more political Grosse Pointe Farms man best able to WIn m the fall agamst Gov campaign last week. The Detroit Free Press, that theory James Blanchard And the MichIgan RIght.to. in a pool of a cross-section of the candidates They spent several thousand dol- Life organizatIOn reiterated its support for seeking electIon as GOP precinct delegates in lars to have a profeSSIOnalfirm They are really good kids Lucas over his three GOP rivals the Aug. 5 pnmary, found that 34 percent make a study Qfthe traffic prob- All those moves may well help Lucas Winthe favored or were leaning toward Lucas, 20 per- lems In the city This clearly show- Editor's note: The following let- at the Grosse POinte War cent expressed similar support for Richard ed that several residential streets, ter was sent to the principal of Memonal. nominatIOn for governor Yet there ISanother such as McMillan Road, had far side to all three of these occurrences that were Chrysler, the Brighton businessman and fewer South High School. Never ha ve I seen such support too much traffic. The council has Dear Mr. Shine: of parents and the graduates of welcomed by Lucas and hI::' supporters than 10 percent backed the other two candi- done nothing In over a year to al- Asa parent In the Grosse Pointe South High School enjoying them- In the first place, Lucas weakens hiS own dates, Oakland County Executive Dan Murphy leViate these problems, except ap- or state Rep. Colleen Engler of Mount Pleasant community, I would like to com- selves freely and ending the even- I CrItIcIsm of the state DemocratIc administra- point a committee which also did mend you on the well-planned and mg prayerfully With a Student tion for its delaying tactics on the approval of But there was also a thorn in this bouquetJ~r nothmg. I , < superVised post-graduatIon party Prayer Service mcluding Msgr the matching funds. More important, by accept- Lucas. Another 36 percent of the precinct can.- FranCIS X Canfield; pastor of St + ing the endorsement of Robertson and the state dldates polled said they had ho prefe-rence'fot' Paul Church. What a fantastic RIght-to-Life organization, Lucas offers eVI- anv of the four candidates And that total wa Thach people respect SIght at 5.45 a.m.! All the South even larger than the figure for the front-runnin, dence that tends to support Blanchard's conten- for one another as human beings graduates, 400of them singing and Lucas. The size of that uncommitted vote with To the Editor: praymg together, all different tIOn that Michigan RepublIcans "are the cap- I can't help but write thrs letter whether they are black, whIte, ti ves of the far right - the religious fight." the primary only about six weeks away ought in response to you concerning the green or yellow vOices and faiths united as one True, the GOP state chairman, Spencer to worry Lucas as well as the other trio of GOP artlcle on the front page last week ThiSgroup harps so much on the We are truly proud of our young Abraham, and the four candidates for the GOP hopefuls. In regard to the parks and Inter- black Issue and how white people graduates in the community They gubernatorial nomination tried to rebut Blan- The precinct delegates obVIOusly do not Faith Center for Racial Justice. I are Ignorant when it comes to thiS are our inspiration and hope for the chard They attacked the governor's own rec- reflect state opimon. But their views about the have lived in the Park for 10years tOpIC, that they have become future ord, denied the GOP had been taken over by the candidates - and the lack of strong support and have had to show my pass self-righteous They are really good kids and we far right and listened approvmgly as another from some Republican moderates who fear every time I have entered one of The one thing that bothers me love them I We thank you parents GOP leader contended the Democratic Party their own party is drifting too far to the right. our parks. The I.F C.F R.J. stated more than a person who IS a for sponsoring the evening! And In the article that some white peo- dlscnmlnater ISone who ISa lily- you graduates for just being ple were allowed to enter the park white do-gooder "you" • WithoutshOWingtheir passes whIle Patrick DeLaere Sr. Sandy Fisher IS 'a ass' a black girl was asked to show Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe When the law hers I have friends who enter the The asminity of the Gramm-Rudman act that Once a committee runs out of a document, park WIthout showing their pass requires across-the-board budget cuts for prac- however, anyone wanting a copy will have to because they are frequent users of Woods is a living community tically all federally financed actiVities is illus- purchase it from the General Prmting Office's the park. This does not bother me What bothers me ISthe attitude To the Editor: trated in two recent cases. Congressional Sales Office A modest fee will splashed, stay away from the ofthe I F C F R J. In an article the Shame on the old curmudgeon water In one case, funds have run out, because of be charged. prevIOusweek, they stated that the "Name WIthheld By Request But charging any fee restricts access of im- Our kIds rode those Kiwams the legisla hon, for jury trials in federal dIstrict people of Grosse Pomte should Grosse Pomte Woods" who IS Club buses to the old pool and courts 10 Michigan In another, Congress aban- portant mformatIOn to those able to pay, and have more contact and be whming about having to share our we're glad to see the grandl{lds do- doned in March Its tradition of provldmg the works a hardship on poor people as well as educated on the black people It magmflcent pool with the young Ing the same Ofcourse, we've on- pubhc With free copies of congressIOnal docu- libranes, academIC organizations and other seems to me the people who need folks and children (Grosse POinte ly been here 25 years but we go ments For everyone other than members of groups With limited resources. It is also an in- to be educated are the 450 News, June 19) We are also retir- back far enough to remember how Congress and their staffs, the pnces of docu- convemence to reporters and news organiza- members of the l.F.C.F.R J ed and go to the pool to swim laps upset some of the mothers were ments \\-ould range from $1 to $44 per docu- tIons. Even the revised rules are likely to re- Just as soon as somethmg IS Wehave been pleased WIththe way when the concessIOnstand was put mentIOned or done to a black, ment, depending on size sult In a more poorly informed citizenry. the lifeguards crack down on row- m Now, the youngsters had to groups like this jump on the band- dmess and keep non-lappers out of Fortunately, a compromise eased but did not As for the budget crunch on Jury trials in MI- have money when they went to the wagon again the lap SWimmingarea pool I solve the free document problem. Under new chigan's two judICial dlstflcts, what that means After working 25 years in the Keep In mind, Sir, that Grosse Weurge the taxpayers of Grosse rules, effective early thiS month, anybody can IS a further delay in reachmg verdicts in most streets of the Inner city of DetrOIt POInteWoodsISa liVingcommum- obtam one free copy of bills, reports or related cases. The cases won't go away They'll just and travehng abroad to see where ty, not an old folks' home It's the Pomte Woodsto Jom us at the polls documents Additional copies can be purchas- pile up on the dockets. And in these cases, to support the millage for park Im- my great-great grandparents kmd of place where three genera- provements ed for a fee of 2 to:~ cents a page, dependmg on justice delayed is JustIce demed fought for justIce of the Flemish tions of some families remam In size In both the Eastern and Western districts 10 people, I have come to believe that town Part of the reason they do IS Char!l.'s and Evelvn Frohman But there's stili a catch Committees which Michigan, federal judges critiCized the action, there are not different classes of that pool If you can't stand bemg Grosse Pointe Woods before the enactment of Gramm-Rudman re- predicting problems 111 managing complex people. but rather different ceived 1,000COpieSof proposals, hearmg trans- cases and raising questions about possible cultures. My grandparents came here to be able to pick the culture CflptS, etc , were restncted to 300under the on- breaches of litigants' rights U.S. District Judge Public' apology is in order they Wish to hve In. gmal rules and the reVised rules Some commit- Richard Enslen said. "If you don't have a jury, I respect the culture ofmy black, To thl.' Editor: that wasn't bad enough, the plane tees have said they will need to keep the entIre you don't have a right" whIte and green fnends and they Last mght (June 12) our family Mr Bumble, m Dickens' "Oliver Twist," Circled the area five tImes - allocation of :wo for internal use Others have respect mme If the people hvmg attended a very enjoyable occasIOn slowly' said a hmlted number of copies Will be made said' "If the law supposes that, the law IS a ass, m thiScommumty are trymg to get - our daughter's commencement My. message IS to South HIgh available for frep And 111 some cases addition- a IdIOt " The same terms could be applied to the away from the black culture, they at North High Suddenly out of the Fnendly competition ISone thing, al copies may be prmted authors of Gramm-Rudman are hvmg m the wrong place blue, an aIrplane started Circling but trymg to rum a milestone m The 1 F C F R J should spend overhead Attached to the plane one's life IS another I thmk a Its efforts teaching people respect \\as a banner which read. "The pubhc apology IS m order real graduation was last mght .. I would not like for my name to The plane, WIthItSnOIse,not only be prmted because Ifthey could af- Grosse Pointe News Incident disrupted everyone's concentra- ford to hire a plane, what could ( I A ...... I.. ~ I) I'"bh,hrd "or.h b\ \nlrob" I'"bh,brr, ,~\\... tIOn,but also took a precIOus mo- they do to me % "LlH 11",\ \1 \\ .., 11112.0294 11112.6900 on Fisher ment away from Ms GeIbel's solo, :'\lame withheld (,ro"r l'lIlnlr .. arm,. MlchlRan 411236 which really was a shame! As If P,ll P Iht,I ..~ \ r~,\nlle Rur\.ar R<12C1 Ha~c\ Grosse Pointe Woods 'c'<.flnd (131.....Pll ...l.i~r I),,,d al Ilrlrml \hrhlRan To the Editor: "- ...", t-d.for "\.liilliilant 10 Puhh,htr ....n.R.' il 'I" lIB Will .nd ( 1.,,,I,.d ",bn'R" In Ime With the publiCity of the I hi I Whlllll1 P11 Rnll\I,Call behaVior of some of our Grosse Make the theory work h'alurf • d.for \I." Br()('c1~11 'alto, Promotion Pomte youths, an mCldent oc- ~\ l \llrlf' Hun'aT curred last Thursday. the 12th. on To the Editor. ees This ISnot to say that the rela- I'l" ~l' (J ( n11III1' ( ,lwl Jo ,"' .. hE."T ( h'" Doll., ~porl" • dlfor \l.r~." I ~"roman I Ron,am,. (,II,ffre Fisher Road, opposite Grosse No\\ that Public Safety has been hon'ihlp must continue as an ad- Illana IId~"" J\~m I\.o/h)\\\\., POinte South An older woman, approved by the voters of Grosse versanal one, rather the employ- \\ ll'hllr 11 .. lnn \nn~ \Iulheron ',h. '''\0 I,UII'~ leavmg the beauty salon there, POintePark. after bemg advanced ees must be made to realize that ~dUn",1 ( on",lIonl ( orCf"n ~Ianrc walkmg to her car, was pelted b~ counCiland a cItizens' commIs- the "Will' of the city ISstrong In With water-filled balloons by \Il~l \lldr"'-JI./\ ~ ( IR( .,, A TlO" sIOn.It ISmy recommendation to brmglng the results of consohda- 10 ''In\ \ Pal mClHrr KK2-6900 some of our elite youths a the cIty adminIstratIOn and to the lion to pass Pth.1 "11m I' large, black car (obVIOuslyparen- electorate to very carefully scru- I I'b ~IKEtH1 ____ FOU~.~OO~HO~U PAULN~. ~\ FOR~UNNING ~~L'I.. THl K1~S BACK l\N~FO~TH. STRONGSUSPICiON OF NOT BEING GROSS;~QINTE HAUTECOUTU~. Hams plan field day operation Members of the South Eastern tIons on various radIO bands mak- Michigan Amateur Radio Associa- mg as many contacts With other __ I_Sa_Y__ ~ A_ta_Ie_O_f_t_W_O_Cl_.t_ie_s tion (SEMARA) Will take to the amateur statIOns throughout the I country thiS commg weekend, Sa- world as time permIts. ThiS How little we know of one forces that have never penetrated comforl place a network of loan. a!>Slstam.'p turday and Sunday, June 28and 29 sharpens the skills of emergency another Grosse POinte The challenge ISto Shaker HeIghts can't get away and IlIformatlOn pi ugram!>, gUidc to jom m mternatlonal field day message-handl.ng both by code Cleveland and Detroit, two agmg retam the excellence of the mslltu- wllh that While ItS'neIghborhoods hnes and ltlSpectlOns to gIve d operations and voice under extraordmarv rustbelt cIties, less than a half- tlOns that were already m place are set off In qUIet pllvacy. the CI- boosl to mamta1l1lng thf' hou!>m~ conditions, as the MeXican earth- day'~ dflve apart Two posh when lhe"ast population change~ Iy Itselt IS all the WdY to ("\CIY I ____ ~ __ ~~.o.-... ~ ~_ ---.----~ Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eight-A 1 EXPERIENCE The American garden is a little patch of paradise THE BEST · · • mg ASSOCiatIOn As urban land qUlties, owners of Bacon's Castle, millions of Americans moved to A Luxury Vacation Smithsonian News Service cities and were separated from grew scarce 10 the late-19th cen- As seductively sunny days and the Garden Club of Virginia tury, city dwellers were given va- .. on the Mautiful which sponsored the dig, ho~ the SOIl Happily, paradise could warm the land, chances are good be found agam m the urban and cant lots to till. Today, in a Pere Marquette River that you might be lured down the that one day when research IS burgeoning community garden completed, the onglnal garden suburban garden, which flOUrish- primrose path But don't be sur- ed m the rich mulch of modern movement, the American Com- AT BAROTHY prised if it's rather crowded Last can be restored and replanted, munity Gardemng ASSOCiation allOWing It to tell its colorful and SCIence, mobility, mechamzatlOn, year, accordmg to an annual mass production and marketmg helps the landless would-be LODGE Gallup survey, gardemng was fragrant tale. gardener fmd a spot 01 SOIL Garden archaeology has be- Popular literature acclaimed WALHALLA MICHIGAN once agam the number one out- the garden as an anlldote to urban "Our hrst American parks 880 ACRES OF MICHIGANS door leisure actIVIty in America come a fertIle held for hlstonans were cemetel'les," the Smithso- "The garden ISpart of a historical Ills Andrew Jackson Dowmng, And mterest 10 all vanetIes of America's fir::.t great landscape man's Buckler says Vlctonan FINEST RESORT PROPERTY gardemng - mcluding such off- whole," James Buckler, dil'ectol' horticultural <;oclehes landscaped • Private Lodges • Pool of the Smlthsoman Institute's Of- gardener, m 1847 urged upon shoots as American garden hls- women "thiS labor, not f>cvere, bunal glOunds so that people • Tennis Courts • canoeing t01y - is growmg all the tIme fice of Horbculture, observes could get out and enJoy nature • Fishing & Much More "You can't fully understand a but gently exciting" Along WIth From the tree-borne tempta- lightweight gardening tools for "But betv,een World War 1 and house and the people who,lIved in ~~LINFO. tIOns of that First Garden to the ladles, mllllature rakes, hoes and the 1960s, the emphaSIS on the Im- 886-5857 ecological entIcements of the It Without knowmg what the portance ot public parks and gar- garden was like" spades were manufactured for local nursery, man and ....oman young horhcultunsts who, dens was lost The automobile have been fascmated bv the h-wts Hlstoncal spadework contlllues parents were adVised, \\ ould, If and the suburbs changed famtly - not to mentIOn the vegetablef>, to prOVide Illslght and gUIdance 111 kept m the garden, be ketp off the outlllgs .. Today, 110....ever, people herbs, flowers, shrubs and trees the restora hon and reconstruc- streets Before the 1mge-scale are back 111 the parks and also , VERBRUGGE' - of the earth Horhculture, the tion of the gardens at Mount Ver- manufactunng of lawmnowers m vlf>lhng both public and open-by- 5aIe Dates cultivation of plants, 1<;one of non and Monticello where found- the late-19th century, grass was invltahon pnvate gl\rdens Ellen We Tbun., Fri., sat. D8liver FOOD MARKET humankind's oldest pursUits mg gardeners Washmgton and Jef- ('ut hv hand With a scvthe With Samuels, who descnbes some of Neolithic gardens grew apple::. lerson were IllIl1::'plldtlOl1 tv other new - easy-care lawn:., many these natural ornamellt~ III The 17328 MACK • at ST. CLAIR 885-1565 and ancient Egyphan growers horticultUrists of their day The families now could play croquet American Woman's Garden, feels Dally 8-6 Open All Day Wed., July 2. Closed Sun. Father of Our Country may never knew their OI11ons. Famed III or tenms that "Americans are now able to Texas, the yellow rose was first have chopped down a cherry tree, Botamcal explorallons around accept the notIOn that hme spent U.S.D.A. Choice grown long ago by Persian plants- but he planted several. HIS the world yielded such exotic III a garden IS not only an accep- T.BONE or $3 79 men. Celery is mentIOned III the dlanes record "Black May Heart plants as the popular bleeding table pleasure but an essential PORTERHOUSE STEAK • • • • • • • • • LI. "Odyssey" Chernes," "Chanblly Pears," heart from Chma SCientific one " (Table Trtmmed) The tomato and the pmeapple "Portugal Peaches" and "Golden breading of new plant varieties "The human spirit ISencourag- were created from Wild specIes Plppm Apples." When away from brought, as one wag put It, "more ed and uplifted by plants and Frozen $1 48 LI. by the Aztecs and the Incas In home, he longed for hiS "Vme and berries now than churches" A flowers" IS the way Buckler puts TURKEY BREAST •••••••••••• • North Amencan gardens, such Fig Tree " Salem, Mass., grower offered It. Buckler and his horticultural (5-7 Arg.) From 1766 to 1824, Jefferson Indian peoples as the Cherokee 1,000 variehes of pears. Green- colleagues currently are brmgmg Marinated $2 99 and the IroquOIS grew maize, recorded in hiS "Garden Book" houses, nurseries and seedhouses to hfe a "romantic 19th century BEEF KABOB. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LB. the appearance of sprmg's hrst beans, pumpkins, squash, tobac- sprouted III and around cItIes garden" which, come fall, will be (Garnish wlGreen Pepper, Mushroom. Omons on a Skewer) co, grapes, plums, sunflowers and purple hyaCinth and every Compames like D M Ferry and blooming behlOd the Smithsoman roses To the Amencan Eden, natural observation and horbcul- "Castles" m Washington, D.C The Co of Detroit tempted gardens :~:':ed POLISH KIELBASA •••• LB. European settlers earned their tural activity at Monticello. The With the knowledge that they too 4 2-acre Emd A. Haupt Garden, 15 $1.98 own horticultural contnbutions third preSident wrote to arhst and could grow the faultless frUlts and years 10 the makmg m terms of (X-eel/en! for Grilling!) Columbus hImself, by some ac- naturalist Charles Willson Peale, flawless flowers emblazoned on research, the gatherIng of rare Winter'S counts, planted peas III the New "No occupahon IS so delightful to colorful seed packets, posters, 19th-century cast-Iron furnishings World. me as the culture of the earth and trade cards and catalogs All and the collectmg of plants, will ~~~~~~LS ~~~I.~~ .••••..••••• $1.99 LB. The Pilgrims, in their first no culture comparable to that of plants would prosper With ter- be a place where weary museum American spnng of 1621, sowed the garden" visitors can relax among horticul- (U.S.D.A. Choice X.tra Lean) tilizers like "Peruvian Sea Fowl LB. "garden seeds" they had brought In creatmg theu personal Guano" And no snake or other tural pleasures. SHORT RIBS of BEEF • • • • • .$1.18 over on the Mayflower. Peter Edens, Washington and Jefferson pest could survive in thiS personal Some Americans these days are (Fine for Barbecue) Stuyvesant, governor of what IS and other American gardeners paradise as long as "Powder of lookmg less to exotic flora than to now New York state, III 1647 were influenced both by 17th- Persia" and other msecllcldes nallve roots The Brazos Sym- OVEN READY I century French formal .garden brought pear trees - minus par- were available pOSIUm, a group also known as Our Own Fresh $1 98 tridges - in tubs from Holland tradition and 18th-century Blossommg horticultural The Texas Rose Rustlers, hunts VEAL PARMESAN •••••••••••• • LB, For 200 years, Amencans would English naturalistic garden de- societies exchanges botamcal ill- down the propagates old Texas (Topped wlTomato Sauce & Mozare/la Cheese) look to Europe for seeds, plants sign In the 19th century, some formallon, distributed free seeds roses And Monticello's Histoncal and gardening inspiratIon gardens had symmetrical walks Plant Center, which will open Marinated, Boneless $2 98 and plants and held fairs and ex- CHICKEN BREAST MILANO •••• • La. New England's gardens In the and artistically arranged flower hlbltlOllS - a tradillon contmued next ) ear, plans eventually to beds, others had :l1eandermg 17th and early-18th centures were to tillS day by such orgamzatlOns have avmlable .offspring" from much like English cottage and paths WIth trees and flowers as the Pennsylvallla Horticultural bulb:. actually planted by Jetfer STOUFfER'S SPECIALS farmhouse gardens - a practical planted in a "natural" setting, Society and the National Garden son. Noodles Romanoff , ...... •...... 89° bouquet of flo....ers, frUIt, vegeta- and many were a potpourfl of bles and herbs wrapped neatly in styles Spinach Souffle , , , 89° a white picket fence Virgima During the horticultural heyday .-A. Insured SEWER Fettucinl Alfredo ,.,.,., ..• ,99° growers, however, had a cash at century's end, late-Victorian AuGratin Potatoes , , 99° crop the mother country lacked, dehghts featured plants of all and in their enthusiasm to plant descnptlons, pools, fountams, Ld~ TROUBLE? Macaroni &Cheese 99° tobacco, they may have placed statuary, elaborate cast-Iron fur- Chicken Pie , , ,.990 less emphasis on other horticul- mture and claSSICal flower-filled D~ FINAL BRUSH Call tural endeavors. At any rate. in urns and vases Italian-style ter- Intenor/Exterlor Painting ~ltt;I':tI. White & Red 1629, the Virginia Company In races, Onental bndges and & Carpentry u:u.: GRAPES ••••••••••••••• 98t> LB. 0:: ndon passed a law compellmg French-style parterres - fan- Commercial. ReSidential PlUMBING'HEATINC J mestown settlers to plant Cifully shaped and intricately Free EstImates ' ,. ~. 17i011,:L1VElltlOIS:'63'78~~ NECTARINES ••••••••••• 69t>LB. g . Surely for love of the SOlI planted flower beds - mingled Scott Rogers Chris Rogers \ ' '1_ n~C.HEVAL.8229070''~ and not English law, many of ecumemcally and exuberantly 839.2107 774-8508 1726 MAPLE RD .6434800 '" BROCCOLI ••••••••• •• 99t> BUNCH America's fmest gardens came to "Americans looked over the flower in Vlrglllia. gardens of the world and deCided One such horticultural treasure they wanted most of them" - dating from 1680 - was unear- garden designer and historian thed recently at Bacon's Castle, a Ellen Samuels says. 17th-century manor house not far Amenca's contributIOn to FEliCE from WillIamsburg Excavations garden history was not in deSign conducted by the Vlrglma but m graftmg the frUits of mdus- IN,TAlLATlON & REPAIR Research Center for Archaeology tnallzation onto the pastoral • WOOD MONEYSAVING revealed what archaeologist Ideal When thIS country's pris- Nicholas Lucckettl calls "the tme wilderness pal'adlse disap- • CHAIN LINK earliest, largest, best-preserved peared, Amencans continued to • VYNAL COATED and most sophistlcated' garden believe that true virtue and happi- RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL ever to be found In English North ness lay III the bond between peo- 4th of JULY-SPECIALS Amenca" The ASSOCiation for ple and land. 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Fl PA'\() TX long Term 33700 J,005911 leasing Avollable 884-7210 882-0110 465-7210 ~------ JL-.I~ ~~~_ 4 4 Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nme-A U of D begins endowed tuition program this fall Parents who wish to avoid tui- Insurance brokerage and IS al- bursed m full in those cases COltlDlunity Events tion increases and guarantee theIr ready m place in several schools If the child wishes to transfer to children a four-year prepald col- across the country It calls for in- another Institution he may do so lege educatIOn may do so under a vestment 10 zero-coupon govern- after the flrst year is completed Cabaret concert Umverslty of Detroit endowed tUl- ment bonds which dehver theIr full and the university will pay the Hayden concert hon program value upon maturatIon, figured on other three years at the lesser tui. The Rackham Symphony Chou' The Choir of Men and Boys of the apphcant's matnculatlOn date tlOn of the two However, the trans- with orchestra WIll perform selec- The pre-pay plan, instituted pri- Christ Church Grosse Pointe will marily to help U of D alumni and The child who may not want to fer must be to an accredited insti- tions of Cole Porter and George perform the Hayden "Mana go to college or does not qualify for tution adn the student must have Gershwin Saturday, June 28, at 8 friends finance theIr chIldren's Theresa Mass" Sunday, June 29 educations, is the only one of Its enrollment IS taken Into account In maIntained a 2 5 average on a 4.0 p.m. at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford The service begins at 10: 15 a m the plan and the famIly IS relm- ~cale House, 1100Lakeshore The settIng klOd currently offered In the De- with organ voluntaries starting at troit area WIll be cabaret-style on the lake- 10a.m Soloists for thIs work are: side terrace and lawn Margaret Rees, soprano; Sharon It wIll result 10 sa vmgs of 30 per- SolOists are Glenda KIrkland, Babcock, mezzo; MIchael Hen- cent to 93 percent off the full tmtion soprano, Rochelle Rosenthal, mez- dricks, tenor, and DavId Ludwig, rate for the partiCipants, the first zo, MIchael Pavohch, tenor, and bass. of whose benefiCiaries WIll begm HAPPY BIRTHDAY DavId LudWIg, bass their freshman year under the plan Lawn seating will be avaIlable m the fall of 1987 and guests are encouraged to brIng Two former assistant organists AMERICA! a lawn chair or blanket Refresh- of Christ Church Grosse POInte, To take advantage of the current ments WIll be sold, however no Dr. Dennis Schmidt, orgamst at dIscount schedule, subscribers hampers or alcohohc beverages the Albuerqueqne Cathedral, and would have to sign up for the pro- "Thank you America, for giving me Freedom and Liber- gram by Aug 1, regardless of WIll be allowed Dr. Joseph Galema, orgarust at the ty. Liberty which I enjoy and freedom which , treasure. TIckets are $8 and wIll be avaIl- when the chIld would be enrolling Air Force Academy, Will play the Now it's my turn as a citizen of this great nation to do able at the gatehou"t' 0'" ern ~W) Rochelle Rosenth~1 \ olunUlries before and after the III the umver"itv Payment for the 5828 service plan can eIther" be 111 a lump sum my part to protect and preserve those ideals that have for the four years or under a made America great. " pnvately arranged loan program The umverslty WIll accept a maximum of 645 subscribers each year. The endowed tmtion plan IS Stanley T. Grot based on the child's age at the time the tmtlon sum ISpaId and a proJ- ectIon of what four year under- graduate tUltIO would cost for the year when the child would enter college The more m advance the famIly mvests the greater the sav- Ings For instance a child born in 1986 whose parents invest $6,412 now Will guarantee their child, startmg m 2004, a college educa- tion at that figure, rather than the 2004 projected figure of $91,841 Savmgs would be ')ubstantIal, though less, for the parents of a 17 year old who would enroll as a freshman in 1987. The 1987 fresh- man would have an educatIon at $20,284 rather than the normal tUI- tion rate projected as $29,075. Called by Forbes Magazine "the most mnovative development m college tUItIOn fmancIng smce the G I Bill," the endowed tuition plan was conceived by a Pennsylvama Candidate for U.S. Congress Interment 14th District - Republican Coast Guard Station In World War II, nearly 120,000 ... an acrylic painting by William House of Grosse Pointe Farms, is one of 85 Center for Crea- Amencan CitIzens and allen reSl- tive Studies-College of Art and Design alumni works exhibited through Aug. 31 at the Detroit dent~ of Japanese ancestry were uprooted from their homes, farms Historical Museum. House is also CCS industrial design department chairman. The museum is and busmesses and transported to PaId for by the "CommIttee to elect Stanley T. open 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays. The exhibition is possible through a Internment camps, says NatIonal Grot" Terrance P Gllsenan, treasurer grant from the Arts Foundation of Michigan. There is no admission charge. 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Call for literature 171 Lake Shore Rd .• Grosse Pointe farms, MI 48236 • (31.3) 884-7550 Marguente I. MIchels R.N. founder and director l "en""d b~ the MichIgan Depl of EducatIon and Mchlgan Depl of Llconsmg and Regulation Balalaika. Orchestra of Detroit Summer music festival to hold Russian concert The Grosse Pointe Summer trolt, under the dIrectIOn of Wil- CISCO,Champagne, Glassboro and added dimension of authentic Rus- . Music Festtval will contmue with liam Goldes, is the oldest balalaika Stockton, and Will travel to Van- sian dancmg by the Neva Dancers Its mternatiOnal flavor when the orchestra outside of the Soviet couver later thiS summer. under the directIOn of Manon Balalaika Orchestra of Detroit will Union today. Considered to be the Roth. The balalaIka and Its COUSin, the Tickets are available at the War . perform in an outdoor concert top ensemble of tts k10d 10 this domra, are Russian stnnged ins- Monday, June 30,at B p.m. Staged country, it origmated 10DetrOIt10 Memorial, Monday through Satur- truments that date back to the 13th day, 9 a.m. to 9 pm Reserved on the terrace of the War Me- 1926,and has maintained its pri- century. morial, the unique instruments mary purpose of enjoying, per- seats are $10per person and lawn WIlham Goldes, whose father admiSSIOn is $6 50 per person will combine with native folkdanc- forming and perpetuating the mu- was one of the orchestra's A Grosse Pointe Tradition 109 to transport the audience to sical heritage of old Russia that Its Ticket packages are aval1able for founders, has been a member for group savings. old Russia. foundmg members brought from nearly 20years, and director since A Russian plcmc buffet will pre- their homeland. The 1986-87con- Coming attractions for the 1979 He has added new arrange- Grosse Pomte Summer Music Fes- cede the concert for those whopur- cert senes WIllmark the 60th an- ments to the orchestra's repertoire MEHLENBACHER chase piCnICsuppers through the niversary of the orchestra tival mclude a night oflight operet- whIle retaining the pure classical ta and salute to Jerome Kern by center. Picmcs cost $6 50per per- elegance of RussIan folk musIc. son and may be reserved with a Today, the orchestra's concert MIchigan Opera Theatre Quartet FENCE on July 14, New ReformatIOn paid reservatiOn at least three repertoire includes classIcal works Unlike the orlg1Oalgroup of 1926 Custom Wood - Steel - Wrought Iron days prior to the performance. The as well as folk musIc that ranges whose membership was totally of DIXieland Jazz Band on July 21,a buffet Will mclude chicken with from the sad and beautiful RussIan Russian ancestry, the current mu- concert by piamst James Tocco in Since 1909 plum sauce, cucumbers and sour lyric to the wildly exuberant Gyp- SICians represent several ethnic the FrIes AuditorIUm on July 28, cream, salad OliVier and Arme- sy dance. The group performs ex- ongms and participate m the or- and a pops concert by the Grosse man salad, crudites and red cherry tenstvely in the Detroit area and 10 chestra as an avocation and a de- Pomte Symphony on Aug 4 strudel recent years has received ovations dication to balalaika music For additional information, call 921-6282 The Balalaika Orchestra of De- in cities such as Atlanta, San Fran- Monday's concert will have the 881-7511 HOW TO PROFIT FROM COTTAGE HOSPITAlJS NO LOAD MUTUAL FUNDS! 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InformatIOn can Nurse of year sought be sent to Manzon at The March of Dimes IS now ac- 17938Nine Mile Road, At the fireworks Sunday cepting nommatIOns for II!:>Nurse East Detroit 48021 of the Year Award The recipient The Austin Moro Band will provide the musical part of the Mack. Avenue USA Flrewo~ks and of thIS award will be honored for Musical Event Sunday, Festivities kick off at 8 p.m. at Parcells playfleld at Mack and Vernier. !he outstandmg efforts m Improvmg * TABLE COVERS evening will include playing of the National Anthem and presentation of th~ colors by the Umted the quality of nursmg care to Lake level AND MUCH, MUCH MORE States Coast Guard, St. Clair Shores division, and introduction of speCial guests. Master of mothers and mfants in MIchigan Lake St Clatr at the * . ceremonies is Gene Taylor. Music coordinator is James Hohmeyer. Fireworks are. expected to The recIpIent Will be chosen by end of May was at el- a commIttee drawn from the Per- begin at full dark, but a rain date of Thursday, July 3, is also scheduled. The event IS sponsored evatIOn 576 34 feet or matal Associahon of Michigan, the Party by the Grosse Pointe Business and Professional Association of Mack Avenue. 56 mches above chart MIchigan Nurses ASSOCIation, the datum. ThIS was Nurses AssOCIation of the Amer- about three Inches Ican ColIege of Obstetrics and above one year ago, Supply St. Paul will offer youth summer Bible school GynecologIsts and the MIchigan and the May monthly Department of Publtc Health mean of 576.25 feet "I am the vme, you are the bran- 157 Lakeshore Jesus Came to be Like Us, Every- Nominations should be sent to was 30 mches above Center ches" ISthe coordinatmg theme of The program is open to all m the one Makes MIstakes and Needs Dolores Wehr, Director of Grants ItS long-term average the BIble School expenence at St. community. Forgiveness, and Jesus BrIngs All 100/0 OFF WITH THIS AD Paul School thiS summer SessIOns and Programs of the Southeast for May, The Great Daily themes for all the children People Together The experIence Michigan March of Dimes, 17117 *DISCOUNTS TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS * with the BIble lesson, crafts, musIc Lakes forecast shows 41911 GARFIELD 21300 HAflPER 27106 DEOUINDRE expressed on their own levels are' Will culmmate with the 10 a.m West Nine MIle Road, Southfteld, and drama Will be held each day, Everyone IS a Person, Everyone that Lake St Clair IS MT CLEMENS ST CLAIR SHORES WARREN mass and a balloon launch on Aug Mich 48075 expected to be 57 in- Aug. 11-15, 9 to 11'30 a m The Needs- to Care and Be Cared For, 15 263.7070 776.9750 751.1616 children WIll meet in the cafeterIa The deadltne for nominations IS ches above chart for a common expenence and Aug 15 For more mformation, datum or at elevation orientation toward the day and will Home health care training is offered call the March of Dimes at 423- 576 47 feet at the end 3200 of June meet there agam before going Prompted by an m- Chapter House, 100 for employment With Thinking creasing need in the REmODEL home Mack Ave. m DetrOit an agency speclahz- Df The program includes children community for home Classes are held eIght ing 10 home health of kmdergarten (those who are ftve health care serVices, hours a day, three care Students Will be by Dee, 1, 1986) through grade six the Amencan Red tImes a week, from certified upon suc- "See me foral! IDG?_ RegIstration WIth the $6 fee should Cross, Southeastern July 7 through Aug 1 cessful completIOn of be mailed to the Religious Educa- Michigan Chapter is the course your family tion Office, 170Grosse Pomte Bou- offering a trammg The cost of the DON'T TAKE A CHANCE- levard, Grosse Pointe F~rms, program titled Home The Home Health course IS$125per per- insurance needs." CALL A PROFESSIONAL AIde program WIll Your Remodeling Planned by Experts 48236, by the end of July RegIstra- Health Aide The son For more mfor- w. at CUSTOMc,,",n h..... ome of tho b•• t kn.wn course will be offered train mdivlduals in matlon or to regIster, FRED ZELEWSKI ...... u..... pert. In tho ., •• to .... p '011 pl.n 'Ollt tIOn forms can be obtamed at the ...... - 00 thet /t'...... n .. co.t will b. tlOllorO • fAMILY N10MS. OORMfRS' ATTICS fINISK£D • REC ROOMS A • IATHROOMS • KITCHENS. CUSTOM GARAGES AND DOORS INSURANCE (0) ~;~;~~;;;:;."k~:~~,~;:onl' Siale Farm Insurance Companies ~ Since 1956 '" ''''M Free Consultation • Home Ofl,ces Bloomlnglon illinOIS CALIFORNIA COOKOUT FAVORITES BING CHERRIES GREA T FOR THE BAR~B-QUE ROTTISIERE ROAST 99~._ FROM BONELESS $ ROLLED RUMP ••••• 1.99 LB. ICEBER~ "'II' GRADE-A-FRESH HEAD LETTUCE FRYING CHICKENS. • • • • • • • • • .79° LB. If you trusted US with (WHOLE OR CUT UP) 49° GROUND ROUND FRESH your heart atuKk, PATTIES ••••••• •••••• 5 LIS, fOR $9.99 LIMES~ SWORDFISH C wJiy go anIWhere elSe $ 9 ' . 10EA. STEAKS ••••••• ... 4.9 LB. " .. CALIFORNIA for a sprained ankle? "HAAS" ".lInt John IIo.,pttal hJ" Jlv. .IV., hcell \\llh I"pre"" ClfC, you fl'lCI\C thc AVOCADOS cOl1"l(.Iered one of the fine.,t emer ",lITll' e~perl medlL.lI .mcnt 1011 for 49~u. genq faulJtle~ on the ea..,hlde of rnlllor .ulmenr... .,uch J..., COllgll.,.<.old... Iktroll for major IIlJlIfle., or .,eflOll., l'.lr.ldle., J11d "pr.uned an"le" a.., ) 011 11Im,.,.,e., \\ ollid fOf thl' treatment of rn:lJor One 01 tilt' prohlem., With h.n IIlg ell1l'rgenClc" v. lthout the v. :l1t " HOMOGENIZED th •., "lIld 01 reputJtlOn, ho" n er, I., ~o thl 11<-'''1 tlml' )011 are f.lled With th.lt .,0 many patle11t ...'" Ith .,eflOU" .111l'ml rgell<''' of (/II)' "lJld keep 1I" 'lJ'. MILK prohlem., lorne- to .,ee u., that tho.,c 111 mind ,\fH'r .111 If .. ou tru ...t<,'d 11" "'Ith ml110r ulllrgel1ue ...arl' .,0111<.' \\ Ith ..our nl.llor ell1ergel1ue., '" h) t fill( ., ]l It ,,,.lIt IIlg go .mY" here <.:1.,<.' tor 1!10"'l' minor LJ$1.79GAL '\Jo OIl(' Ilkl'" to W.lIt .ll1d we k.no\\ .1<. he" ,1I1dp,lIn." th.11 \\ hfl h I., \Vh)' ,,,e e.,tahlJ.,hnl our fWW I"pfe.,., ( .Ife ( enter Samt John Saint John Hospital 22 10 I \Ioro ...... Dtlroll ~1I .H2 ~6 SPR 'TE SQU-gSUN~':~.'RT EXPRESS CARE CENTER ~ I ~ ~ lOO S g 24 ~~~Z. 6• NO LIMIT MEDrCAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING DR. PEPHII- MIXOR MATCH flU THE 10AT & COnAOE Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS THERE'S NOTHING NEW ABOm THE EDSEL & ELEANOR FORD HOUSE ••• I ! HERALDIC SHlb'LD, • Enyll~h, early i 16th L ,Mamed glas:, ARMCHAIR, Ellql1sh, ea 1720, !l'ulnut HEAD OF A WOMAN, Roman, 2nd Century AD, marble CANDLESTICKS, French, ea /750, arnwlu SAINT WITH BOOKANDBIRD, MADONNA AND CH/W, Pr;ench, f',arlij 14th e, lunest(me French, ea 1.'150, iwry •••EXCEPT THE HOURS. Anen Wednesday through VSooday 1-5pm, beginning July 1, 1986. Our new days and hours will give you more time to see everything that's not new at the Ford House. Like the 19th and 20th century paintings by Paul Cezanne and Henri Matisse, the 17th cen tury oak stairway, the 13th century Pisano marble statue. Many paintings, hundreds of antiques ...all the furnishings of an era. Come visit the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House. See something old you missed the last time you were here. Or wander through the gardens designed by Jens Jenson. There's no time like the present to live in the past for awhile. MASTERPIECES AND MEMORIES ~ ;~-~~. ~ EDSEL & ELEANOR (,LOCK, F'ren( h, C(L /780, .!rA~W'AdrlPrI FORD HOlJSE Ikmworlt, ormolu Grosse Pomte Shores, MI 48236. Eleven Hundred Lakeshore Rd. • (313) 884-3400 Closed m;vor holidays, AdmiSSIon charged, J .- ... Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A The Hill Association sponsored a two-day event this weekend and the hot, sunny days brought shoppers and browsers out by the droves. Woods resident Claudia Fraser Stieber weaves a basket at the left near a display of her work. Jerry Crowley, at the right, of the Farms, watches the peo- ple who look over his water- colors. Arts, crafts and sidewalk sales Potter Gene Pluhar of the City, talks with his daughters, Erika, 11, and Jessica, 7. Merchants moved their goods outdoors, adding to the open market at- mosphere, and at the right, Pat Jenich and Carol Warner rear- range some jewelry while Phoenix store owner Elaine Sal- via looks on. ~- Photos by Pat Paholsky AD CHARM TO OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS TOM'S FENCE CO. ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & SECURITY · FENCES 50% - LICENSED - 15 YRS. EXPERIEl'CE off. -FULL' GUARA~TEED - RESIDENTIAL & CmtMERCIAL CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE 774-2045 Announdng Thlbots Semiannual Sale beginning toda~ Join us at our SClnialll1Ucll Selicand dbcovcr :>0%oft' the original price on a \vide (l'",~()rtnl('nt of our spring and sumnlcr classics. S!1ol) carly for tllc be'",t~c1('ction of quality clothing. foot\\'('cH. and acces~ories . ..PECIAI. "TORI 1I0t R" 0P' Il I hm..."", II"" .!" ulllil'l on "Ill II,llllOI ...m,llllo( ,IIlOll ... \\ III '"~( p r, gul"r 11lltH"'10", n 1hl ... "'lUIlI,l' II"" .!'l A"""""-H110H C,141 ..... I\\ ..... hlllgtoO"'lrc" 1,1 'l'lIHhHh'IIIH\lJ,t,II\\1 2C,S..,oulhW()()(I\,.ullA\llluP "I .!C,H'lhqh'i\lHl "~I Ill\\,ll'lllllll,uhom III IlholH , (,flO..,..,' 1'01'1 rt 1701 c, "pre 11(\ <11"'Tru 1 11'1 HH ~ -; c,q-" ,\\ I 1\ Ill'" '" \1 \I I ',,\I "I Ulj h-,OO Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 1bur U of M WINDOW BUBBLE •••~JuS'ff/ANS this summer BY DILWORTH '~~ '" High school juniors and their H~A"yfDU~Y k.i ~'-~ parents who are mterested m mak- 109a campus Visit of the UniverSi- BASEMENT WINDOW ty of Michigan at Ann Arbor may I WELLCOVERS do so thIS summer if they Wish, ac- • ProlecllDn against rain. snow leaves. debris cording to Russell P. Luttinen, and cold weather assistant prinCipal for student ser- • Quality Ihlc~esl 01 Pleliglas acrylic which vices at Grosse POinte South HIgh maintains crystal clear appearance • Standanl sizes In slock ••• School • we also mike lilY size to order PlastiC Sheeting - Wmdow Wells "Small group meetings for pro- spective freshmen are offered by BT"'Ili.J~eO 1904 Fill Sand- Top Soil- Pool sand the Undergraduate Admissions Of- J.C.(ORNILLIE CO. Patio Brick & Block fice staff at U of M most weekday mormngs from May through December and on Saturday morn- 30751 Little Mack, R05evllte, Michigan 48066295-1500 mgs from mid-September through 11810 Mack at R R. DetrOIt, MIchigan 48214 822-5700 mid-November," Luttmen said Students may request an in- dlvlduallOtervlew, but admIssions officers thlOk that the small groups of 6 to B are more effective In pro- RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., ~C. VldlOg information concerning the UmversIty Tour of the central campus, con- FOOT SPECIALIST AND FOar SURGEON Arthur Bodeau, president of Services for Older Citizens (SOC), examines the work of the women ducted by volunteer students, are of the Eastland Village Activities Group with members Gladys De Waele and Helen Snyder. The available several times on most ANNOUNU:;, THE OPENING OF group recently presented Its log cabin-design quilt to SOC for a drawing on Independence Day. weekdays and on Saturdays HIS NEW OFFICE AT Tickets may be obtained from the SOC offices at Ferry School or call Helen Salbert at 882-5699. Information may be requested Tickets are $1, or six for $5. The drawing will take place outside of the school, on the corner from the Undergraduate AdmiS- of Morningside and Roslyn Roads, at 10 a.m. on Friday, July 4. SOC is a non-profit organization sIOns Office or the U of M Alumni 20835 MACK AVENUE dedicated to helping older citizens maintain their lives in independence and dignity. ASSOCIation AppOintments for GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 campus VISitS and tours may be made by calhng 1-764-7433 884.7566 Youth invited to enter public speaking contest RSVP needs volunteers Future orators are invited to With speCIal attention paid by the are available m the Youth Pre- The Retired Senior Volunteer HOURS BY APPOINTMENT enter the Youth Pubhc Speaking judges to the mtroductlon, eye con- mium Book available from Carol Program of Wayne County ISseek- SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Contest at the 1986 MichIgan State tact, hand gestures, content, abilI- J Culham, Michigan Exposition mg volunteers 60 and over FaIr. ty to mform, clarity of expressIOn and Fairgrounds, 1120 West State OpportunitieS include tutoring This year's fair runs from Aug. and conclUSIOn Fair Avenue, DetrOIt, Mich. 48203, adults through the hteracy pro- IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE 1D HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE 22 to Sept 1 The Pubhc Speakmg Complete rules and entry forms phone 368-1000 gram who have readmg and/or PAST. I HOPE OUR NEW AND EXPANDED FACIliTIES WILL Contest begins at 9 a.m Saturday, wntlng problems, teaching CONTINUE 1D MEET 1 HE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR Aug 30, In the Agriculture Build- youngsters the dangers of alco- PATIENTS. 109 Deadline for entry is Aug 1 Healthy women needed for bone study holism through the BABES pro- To qualify, contestants must be More than 100 healthy white pus PartiCipants Will be paid $20 gram (Beginning Alcohol and Ad- hIgh school students during the women aged 40 to 60 are needed to dictions BaSIC Education Studies) , 1986 calendar year. Speeches participate m medICal research on More than 150 women have a1- or, provldmg respite care for fami- should be five to seven mmutes osteoporosIs, the bone-thinning ready. unde~gone the test, results hes who have homebound, aIling long, prepared from a list of topics dIsease that affects about one-third of which WIll be used to f~rther seniors, through the Care-Sharing RESURFACE provided In the State Fair Pre- of all white women over 60 knowledge of characteristIcs program mium book Contestants are asked Henry Ford Hospital's Division associated WIth osteoporos.ls and Reimbursement for meals and Your Patio - Swimming Pool to prepare two different topics of DiagnostIc Radiology and Its early st.~ges 1 Tho~e wnh low transportation may be prOVided Three copies of an outline on both DlVlson of Bone and Mineral Meta- bone denslt.r - \\ ho al e therefore Volunteers choose their own pro- Walkway or Porch with ... tOPiCS must be presented to the bolism are Jomtly sponsormg the a candidate for osteoporsls or who gram and set their own hours. judges. study, which Involves women's h~ve the dlseas~ but hav~ ~ot been Traming will be taking place Research skills, organization undergoing a pamless 20-mmute dIagnosed - will be notified. dUring June and July. and ability to speak extem- bone mass measurement perform- To volunteer to participate In the Call RSVP at 883-2100, ext 362 epo."Y 'Pea Gruwe2 poraneously will be emphaSIzed. ed In the hospItal's DetrOIt cam- study, call Debl at 876-1192 for details ~ M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. Over A Century of Service Cleaning Materials & Equipment to the Eastside Communities WE DEUVER 884.0520 16134 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 41224 ~ A FREE -REDUCE HEAT Groesbeck Chapel of • SAVE ENERGY&Coourceosr$ I~=LS ~~~~ The Wm. R. CUSTOM COLORS AND STYLES With a New set of Nail Hamilton Co. DECORATOR FABRICS Extensions or Tips ~~Ad~ PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE AND VINYL with Aeryl ie 226 CROCKER BLVD. Mounl C-Iemen, -480(,] Welcome Back Billie 463-0577 FREE ESTIMATES I \\m. R. Hamliion II FAST DEUVERY • TERMS 1903.1981 Artistic Fingernails I)a\lll M. Hamilton John \\. Broll • NORTH STAR PRODUCE • RED PELICAN • ORANGE ROUGHY • GENOA • CCI COlliE DRUG C • ~ 21444 Harper Avenue • St. Clair Shores, MI4a080 • (313) 776.6122 ::::c Ci> :z: MULIER'S MARKET ~ > ::::c 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE PARK >- An open letter to all Chrysler salaried employees and c :.:: ..... \10\[)\'1 <,\ILH[)\"1 HOO ](>600 822-7786 ~ retirees - From Bernie, Joe and Martha of Collie Drug. .. fST 1937 .." = "An ImpreSSIve Selection of roods In a Relatlce/zJ Small Place" ~ Thank you for allowing us to be your pharmacists in • a:I UNITED STEAKS OF AMERICA • the past and hopefully (with your help) in the future. 49 Starting July 1, 1986,Chrysler Corporation has decided = LONDON BROILS _ S3. LB. =C (FLAN K STEAKS) KINGSFORD~ to direct you to a level of pharmaceutical service that m CHARCOALz Collie Drug will not be able to accept. We would have Z TRIMMED 39 BRIQUETS ~ to lower the level of service tha t you have been • STRIP STEAKS S4 lB. accustomed to receiving. Because we believe it is our CCI duty do give everyone the same professional serVIce, ~ BONELESS , LARGE = 49 Collie Drug will not join the new Chrysler plan. ~ STRIP SIRLOIN S3 LB 20 LB. ;a THICK BAG You as employees have, in the past, worked together 79 ~ CUBE STEAK FOR THE GRILL S2 lB to gain a safe place to work and descent workmg > conditions. Your complaints can force Chrysler ~ TRIMMED management to heed the warnings of health 69 0: BEEF TENDERLOINS S5 LB professionals who are concerned with your welfare. • c PURE Proper pharmaceutical care is less expensive in the g FRESHLY SQUEEZED ~Delight- long run Unfortunately, many companies have onlv An extplisiJe ~ ORANGE k'l'crrtlm initiated safety measures for their employees when rtJnf«tWn.. pressured to do so. Today, Chrysler is not IIstemng to "" JUICE 99 Professional Pharmasists who have your safety at ::, HALF GAL. &2 CARAMEL AND heart. 59 ~ QUART &1 RASPBERRY It is important for you to contact your company in ~ SOUTH FLAVORS writing to let them know you InSIst on quality ~ CAROLINA Pharmaceutical care. '" ~ PEACHES 59~ Sincerely, ~~ 49~LB. EACH 2 FOR $900 Collie Drug ~ PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH JULY 3rd Clo.ed S.fu,d ... Ju/r 5.0.n'. !Jellln, m.rrl.d • PROGRESSO • STAHL'S • BRACH'S • WOLVERINE BEEf It PERRIER • • -..,..- - - .-, ...... ~ ...... 4 __ ...... m--..+_....,...... _~ ..... -.- _ - Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fltteen-A Babysitting class ALCOHOLISM HURTS MORE offered at Cottage THAN THE DRINKER Cottage Hospital will ofler a two- We Can Help seSSlOn babySittIng class from 9 a m to noon on Tuesday and Wed- THE OXFORD INSTITUTE ne~day, July 15 and 16, In Board. OUTPATIENT SERVICES RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM room A on the lower level The hospltall~ located at 159 Kerchev- 129 St Clair Prof Bldg 825 W Drahner Rd al Ave 22151 Morass Rc;l Oxford MI DetrOit MI (Detroit Line) In the class, buddIng babyslllers 12 and up, learn what to expect 343-3121 962-2658 from a babySitting Job and what IS expected of them They Will use Call for a Free Brochure dolls to pracLJce the proper way to hold a baby when feeding and changing dIapers and study the • ~~~:,~e:1b~~~~~~~~:m:~~o~o~:~~ed~:~~~t=:~':~J7 TheIO"fordii by (ross/Blue 01 Mlch'ban growth and development of a child ApprovedBlue Shield Institute Affil,aled ~llh Saini John Hospital First aId, fIre safety, pOison pre- ventIOn and how to handle emer- Receives award gencIes also are covered The course IS outlIned In the Edward Deeb, center, was one of five recipients of the American Institute for Public Service's "BabYSitter's Handbook" At the Jefferson Award given recently by Channel 2. Deeb, executive director of the Associated Food end of the SIX hours of study, cer- Dealers of Michigan and a Shores resident, is eligible to receive a national award. He was honor- tifIcates are presl'nted declarIng the babysltters' qualificatIOns ed for organizing the Ethnic Community Response Network that has helped bridge the communi- cation gap between neighborhood grocers and inner-city residents. With him are, from left, Bill Class size I~ hmlted to eight boys Flynn, Channel 2 general manager; Maryann Mahaffey, Detroit councilwoman; Erma Henderson, and eight girls ReservatIOns must Detroit council president; and Tom Fox, community affairs director for Channel 2. be made In advance Call 884-8600, ext. 2390 There IS a $3 fee Coping with alcoholism SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES BrIghton Hospital's new senes of drmkmg by makmg excu~es and commumty educatIOn programs Ignonng the problem untIl a cnsls CITY OF <&ross.e 'oint.e 1J1arms MICHIGAN begins on July 1 with a diSCUSSIOn anses In August the program will of how famIly members may be m- show how a famIly With profes- JUNE 16, 1986 advertently helpmg an alcohohc to slOnal help, can 'confront an The Meeting was called to order at 7 30 P m contmue drmkmg alcoholic and force him or her to The free educational senes takes seek treatment M PLEASE CALL US FOR DETAILS Present on Roll Call Mayor James H Dmgeman, CounCilmen Joseph L place on the first Tuesday evenmg Fromm, Bruce M Rockwell, John M Crowley, Harry T Echhn, Gal! Kaess of each month at 7 p m in the For addItIonal mformatlOn and and Mary Anne GhesqUiere hospItal's chapel The July 1 pro- a complete schedule of programs, ¥ 775.58IP M-F - 9' gram features the film, "The En- contact Bnghton Hospital at 227- .. 20762 Kelly Rd. - East Detroit Sset. - 9- 5 :30 Those Absent Were' None ablers," and illustrates how faml- 1221, ext 276 The hospItal l~ iii! b un - 1 -51 ly members and friend unmten- located Just off eXit 151 of the 1-96 Also Present Messrs, Charles V Hammond, Counsel, Andrew Bremer, tlOnally allow an alcohohc to keep freeway Jr. CIty Manager RIchard G Solak, City Clerk, Robert K Ferber, Pollce Chief and Carrol C Lock ASSIstant CIty Manager/Controller ~ii.u~" RESUME SPECIAL!! Mayor James H Dmgeman presIded at the Meeting We will typeset your personal one.page The Minutes of the Regular Meeting whIch was held on May 19, 1986,were resume, make 50 copies, and include DEARBORN 50 blank cover sheets and n2')0 M ctugiJn approved as corrected PHONE565.4550 envelopes, on a choice of $35 GROSSE POINTE The MInutes of the Closed SessIOn whIch was held on May 19. 1986, were quality stock for only ... Mat. ... 31 ~O'O .... approved as submItted Now through June 30, 1986 l1..I~.I~I~I PHONE 88108210 LANSING The MInutes of the SpeCial Meetmg whIch was held on June 2, 1986, were Kercheval .,a Cj W Sag nal'o approved as submitted 16900 PHONE 323.0940 Grosse Pointe SOUTHFIELD FollOWIng a PublIc Hearmg on the maHer, the CounCil denIed the reque!tt QWClie 884.7990 n M dl SU\,ltJl p cl to conSider changmg the number of Class C hcenses Issued In the Farms PHONE258.6066 from fIve to SIX WESTLAND /"0) Printing11019 Whittier H100 Wa"e"n FollOWing a PublIc HearIng on the matter, the CounCil adopted a resolu- (,(X,eopy ShoP Detroit PHONE 522.0033 tion authorIZIng the City to proceed With necessary Sidewalk repairs and 521.1012 to assess the cost of such repaIrs to abuttmg property owners on the Tax Rolls, together With the penaltIes set forth m the CIty's OrdInance and Charter The CounCil, acting as a Zoning Board of Appeals, approved the Minutes DURACELL Now on sale: BAND CONTEST AA 4 pack or 02 pac, r 2 pac, of the Public Hearmg held May 19, 1986, and further, granted the appeal AAA 4 pack or 9 vOll 'Sr ng e of Mr & Mrs Douglas Fiedler, owners of the premIses located at 123Clover- GROSSE POINTE PARK Now $2.07 Now $1,59 ly, thereby authOrIZing Issuance of a permit to construct an addItion to the Create A Rebate SIde of their eXistIng dwellIng, and further, granted the appeal of Dr Robert AA 2 paL' Of / CIVIC ASSOCIATION Buy any 3 packs of DURACELL ~ AAA 2 pack DILoreto, owner of the prf'mlses located at 245Stephens, therebyauthorIz- Now $1.15 Ing Issuance of a permIt to add a 1'2 story additIon to the rear of hiS dwell- Battenes and get the pnce 9 ...0112 pack Ing, and further, granted the appeal of Mr. Gregory Kassab, owner of the 4th of July of anyone back from Duracell Now $2.85 premises located at 51 Kenwood, thereby authOriZIng Issuance of a permit to construct an additIon to the SIde of his present dwellIng, subJect to cer- Ceremony See In store display for details tain condItion, and further, granted the appeal of Dr & Mrs Wilham Rid- 00 dell, owners of the premIses located at 25 Radnor CIrcle, therebyauthorlz. FIRST PRIZE $100 Ing Issuance of a permit for the addItIOn of a greenhouse to the rear of theIr SECOND PRIZE $50°0 eXIstIng dwellIng SIGN UP NOW!! - ~ The CounCIl granted the pehtlOn of Mr Alfred J FIsher, III, 166Tourame. CALL AFTER 6:00 p.m. ~'ij~-;'~ ... ~~ 1 thereby authorIZIng Issuance of a permit to mstall an aIr conditIOning con- denser In the SIde open space of hIS home NANCY DUFFY c-: _ ... ~ ~:;~ l ~ 1- . -- ~ I ~_ ~ ',1 ~ ~~ The CounCILapproved the request from the HIli ASSOCIatIon to hold open 331-3554 ~a.~ aIr sales June 20 & 21 and further approved free parking at the metered . aJrll: . spaces for those dates Ivq~ Ivom- ~:: TWlN-'~ The CounCILvoted to reappoInt Messrs, EmIl Berg, Hal Messacar, Gar! Kersten, W James Mast and Robert C Chope and to appomt Mrs Elame PACKS ~~ ,C-. ill Hartmann and Mrs RIchard Hurford to the Mayor's AdVisory PlannIng CommIttee, each to serve a term of one year SUMMER'S EVE J~ree~ The CounCil voled to reappomt Mr RIchard G Solak as a member of the Dispo~R~Aqouche Ji#muedes Board of DIrectors of the Economic Development CorporatIOn to serve a .HINT OF MUSK IVORY SIXyear term -WHITE FlOWERS MAXI PADS -HERBAL SCENTED or SHAMPOO & The CounCILgranted the request of the Grosse POlOte Farms Boat Club to -VINEGAR & WATER THIN MAXI PADS 100% NATURAL 26 COUNT use the pavlhon at the PIer Park for the 34th Annual "New Old TIme Regal CONDITIONER 1502 ta" July 25, 26 &. August 2 The CounCil further approved a $500 contrIbutIOn to the Grosse POinte Farms Boat Club to help defray the cost of the 1986 'New Old TIme Regat- 99 ta " Let SUPREME $-1"44$2"69 $1 The CounCILappOinted CounCilman Gall Kaess to act as OffiCial Represen. Heating Install tatlve for the Annual Busmess Meeting of the l\'1Lchlgan MUnICIpal League 2-tons of central to be held September 18-20 1986 air conditioning The CounCIl further appointed CounCilman John M Crowley to act as AI HERSHEY'S ternate RepresentatIve for the Annual BuslOess MeetlOg of the MichIgan for as low as MUnICIpal League SYRUP GENUINE CHOCOLATE The Council approved payment of a statement of Annual Membership Fee FLAVOR for the MIchIgan MUniCipal League, m the total amount of $2.746 00. lor the period July 1, 1986 through June 30, 1987 $134 The CounCIl approved the low bId of Strada PavlOg Company, based on UnIt prIces not to exceed $178.30000, for the asphalt recapping of CIty streets m the 1986 Public Improvement Program Includes • CondenSing Unit • Cement Slab • Evaporator COil The CounCIl adopted a resolutIOn authorIZIng the AdmmlstratlOn to utlltze Standard Federal Bank In Short Term placement of Inve~tments • Line Set • 5 Year Warranty ..... • Thermostat on Compressor -- The CounCIl authorlzf'd the purcha!te of a 1975 Ford one ton dump truck - from Art Tucker Excavatmg Co . for $4,000 00 AokAboul ~ I' ex, I The CounCil approved the purchase of a Motorola TestIng Umt for $7.650 00. .. the cost of whIch \\oIl! be shared by the members of the Inter-MUniCipal an INTERRUPT ABLE -' ~<:J, ~ RadIO System SERVICE CHANGE ~~ ~ corroNELLE a2n~Save 25% to ~"'~. / ... BATHROOM TISSUE The CounCil authOrIzed the AdmInIstratIOn to make Budget adJustments 4 Yo on your from MaJor & Extraordmary ImprovemenL~ to certam Departments ElectriC BillS ~ACK 990 The CounCil authonzed the AdmInistratIOn to transfer the maxImum Reg '25900 • amount of 2.1% of :\laJor Highway f'und mOnIes 10 Local Hlghv.a~ Fund 00 for Calendar Year 1986 NOW $219 The folio ....Ing Reporl~ ....ere receIved by the CounCIl and ordered placed on £Ill' SUPREME Heating a Fire Department Report for the Month of May, 1986 & Supply Company b Poltce Department Report for the Month of May, 1986 Upon proper motIOn made, supported and carned, the Meetmg adjourned METRO DETROIT 885-2400 at 10 35 P m JAMES H. DINGEMAN RICHARD G. SOLAK MACOMB 777-8808 MAYOR CITY CLERK G P N 6/26/86 OAKLAND 553-8100 I, ~ ..-..-..- • ~ J _..-...._...... -...... ":-...... ~a _. ~_ ------~-----"--- b +eo \ Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Shaker Heights and Grosse Pointe The twins still look alike, but they're developb Introduction A great many changes Musing stock. crtme r4tes have come to the inner ring bnd parks, Integration .; ~ 10' .... a different definition " IntegratIOn means whites and But "the people who contact us ' blacks lIvlllg together But the aren't thmklng mtegrated any- common notIOn that the more thing," DeMarco said "They're blacks there are m a neighborhood, attracted to distingUIshed housmg' the more mtegrated It IS, Just Isn't and a school system that turns out true - not the way Shaker Heights Ment scholars They're attracted looks at It Once a neighborhood by the aura of Shaker more than by has gone over a certam black per- a desire to participate m a noble centage, it IS resegregating expenment " The service works With local real, Houses lme one side of the smallest at the Shaker Lakes Most of the lake!>are In park Ian d - and all are home to Canada geese Shaker has a stnct criterIOn to go on It apphes the countY-WIde estate agencies, not in compel1tlOtl black population percentage to Its with them. It collects no commls own situation SlOns, and ItS entire $450,000budget • The city can't be conSidered in a IS provided by the city vacuum In a county that is one- A new program now In the fOl- An overVIew quarter black, It IS bounded by matlon stages will provide low mterest loans to prospectlve percent of black Shakentes have featured most recently in the June three Cleveland neighborhoods ThiS is a story of impressIOns Of What IS the Shaker Height!.. buyers makmg what the depart completed four years of college, Issue of Town and Country maga- ranging from 60 to 98 percent wmdlng tree-hned streets, of the populatIOn like? Mayor Stephen ment calls "pro-mtegral1ve compared to 17 percent of U.S zme, the same Issue that men- black On the south ISWarrenSVille hum of suburban lawn-service Alfred. They are "talented, choices. Up to $3,500 Will be made whItes and eight percent of U S tioned Grosse Pointe South and De- Heights, a blue collar suburb now mowers. Of Joggers and BMWs capable, arl1culate, gentlemanly, avallable for a down payment, an blacks The 1980 black median troit's Renaissance High for their 75 percent black, on the north IS and elegant homes Shaker acceptmg of diversity, sophisti- mterest rate buy-down or a mort. faml1y income of $26,982compared academiC excellence. The school of Cleveland Heights, an older sub- Heights looks just like Grosse cated, well-educated" Black com- gage supplement. The loans w1l1be favorably to Macomb County's nearly 2,000 students "has been on urb, now, hke Shaker HeIghts, Pointe mUnity activist and former about 25percent black To the east made through local banks and councilman Dr Winston RIChie' $26,792. nearly every list of good schools There is no lakefront, but there smce 1956," accordmg to USA To- IS the affluent and largely white backed by private donallons and IS a chain of lakes More than "People who want success, Blacks make up one-quarter of Shaker Heights' populatIOn - an day suburb of Beachwood grants to the Fund for the Future seven percent of the land m Shaker movers and shakers, educated." exact match With the population of But black students fIgure dispro- "Whites are as necessary an Ill- of Shaker Heights Heights is in open space. City housing offiCial Donald De- But It doesn't stop there. Black Marco. "ThiS commumty IS full of the county as a whole But they are portionately among the schools' gredlen\ of mtegrallon as are The commercial areas are more underachievers. lilt was thought blacks,' states one of the hOUSing pres.sure on the cities of Shaker scattered. Slice Mack Avenue into folks whose sense of worth is bed not evenly distributed. Heights, Cleveland Heights and' "There are those of us who that when they had the advantages department's premises "If Cuya- short pieces and criss-cross it and to accomplishment - It'S not re- Umversity Heights prompted the dream of a SOCIetythat's all mixed of the good Shaker schools, they hoga County's black famihes were you have the commercial strips on lated to who is excluded from the three communities and their together," said Richie, whose would do well," said Barber, an as- distributed according to mcome Van Aken and Lee and Chagrm community" school districts to form a consor- family was the second to mtegrate sistant professor of political and affordable housing throughout Shaker Square is more cosmo- Grosse Pomter Steve Nelson, tium to encourage black faml1ies the Ludlow area III the late 1950s. sCience at John CarrolUJniversity the county, Shaker's black popula- politan and eclectic and less posh director of the DetrOit Commum- to conSider hVlllg IIIother east Side "It does not eXist m Shaker to the "It's a concern." hon would be about 15 percent than the Village. ty MUSIC School, has lived In communities. The Fund for the extent I would like" It's a school failure to address Whites are under-represented m Shaker residents take their city Shaker Heights "Shaker IS more several black/whIte issues, ac- Shaker. and whItes are under- Future grants apply there as well seriouslv CIVICInvolvement is the "IntegratIOn m Shaker works diverse economically," he said cordmg to Barbara Drossm, a represented III the school dlstnct Last year, the East Suburban word or"the day "We've got com- "There are many dlsbnctly work- pretty well," said black councll- man Peter Lawson Jones "The fact school cntlc She charges that the as a whole." Housmg Service opened an office mittees coming out of our ears," ing and middle-class people It's that we have to have mtegration schools have not figured out how to Accordmgly, the housmg office m nearly all-white Lyndhurst Dr says former Mayor Walter Kelley. more of a meltmg pot maintenance programs speaks to address an attltude among black was established to promote inte- Wmston Richie IS the executlve dI- There is an abundance of people rector "Grosse POinte IS the most the fact that It doesn't take care of students that academic success is grative housing chOIces What that eager to tell "the Shaker story." "We're takmg the pressure off splendid reSidential community Itself We're always walkmg a pre- a threat to their identity as blacks means IS that white prospects are The Shaker story IS one of con- Shaker by pomting blacks toward I've ever seen. Shaker doesn't canous balance" "There are some real concerns shown houses III three predo- trasts. It is a quarter-eentury of in- other cilles," he said. The servu.le have the sense of commumty that The schools are at a precanous regarding peer pressure, especial mmanlly black neIghborhoods, tegration III a city that was founded ly m upper level classes," acknow- while blacks are shown the other has been better received than ex- on restrictlve covenants against Grosse Pointe does On the other balance nght now In a communi- ledged school Supenntendent SIX neighborhoods pected "Most concern eXists be Jews, blacks, Catholics and hand, Grosse Pomte dl)esl1't have ty that IS one-fourth black, the Peter Horoschak "We're trymg to But that Isn't steermg, mSlsts fore blacks move in," Richie said Italians It ISa city lavishly proud the diverSity of people, so It'S schools are 44 percent black. Of- develop support systems" Director Donald DeMarco "Steer- "But a real live black comes III and of its parks - which belong to the easier to be cohesive" fiCials who want to sell the cIty and the schools as an attractive com- Mutual support systems charac- Ing limits choices," he says "We mows the lawn and pamts the City of Cleveland. IllS a conserva- J Census statistiCS from the 1950s tenze Shaker Heights hfe The city use our mfluence to increase mte. house and the concern evapor ' tive commumty turned liberal, a munity package are worried and '60s show that Shaker Heights Not that they are about to give is orgamzed in nme neighborhoods grahon, to balance hvmg patterns ates " program of mamtaining mtegra- was both wealthier and more edu- named for the elementary schools You can't get there Without race- "The loans are not meant to sub tion that cntlcs call reverse steer- up They have worked too hard for cated than Grosse Pomte By 1970, Each neighborhood has a resI- conscIOus means." sIdlze anyone who can't afford to mg, award-winning schools that that Dr RIchie agam. "Shaker is Grosse POinte Farms had closed dents' association - some more Nobody is reqUIred to use the move mto the area," explamed focus efforts on underachievers a city that has met the problem the educatIOnal gap and pulled active than others city's hOUSingserVIce Blacks can Manlyn Brown, who directs the Shaker residents still form the head-on It really wants to stay in- ahead in wealth By 1980, most of tegrated Every year that's the Ask the city officials what makes move to black areas, whites to Lyndhurst office "It's an mcen backbone of private schools and the Pointes had pulled ahead m Shaker an attrachve place to live white, but they have to do It tlve " Houses in the so-called HIli country clubs Shaker Country number one Issue" educatIOn as well "There IS a feelmg among the and they mention the schools. Ask through a realty agent, not through crest area range m price from Club hes Within the city's borders the schools and they tell you about the city $50,000 to $350,000, accordmg It) Blacks In Shaker fare less well reSidents that Shaker Heights ISa and The Country Club, so exclusive Last year, the office saw about Brown. m the statistics Although ciVIC very speCial place to hve and city servIces Ask the residents It needs no other name, IS nearby 1,600 rental prospects and con- NeIther of the two housmg pro boards are replete With black they're wl1hng to put a lot of effort and they name backyard garbage Pn v a te co llege-prepa r a tory cluded arrangements With about 25 grams is meant m any way to dl Ph D 'd profeSSIOnals, the black mto keepmg It that way." Said for- collection Ask the city's pro- schools like Laurel, Umverslty and percent of them It also handled rect people where to hve, their pto commumty as a whole IS less edu- mer counCilwoman Kathleen Bar- integrative housmg service direc- Hathaway-Brown draw 16percent about 400 smgle-famlly transa- ponents say "We don't place pea cated and poorer than the white. ber tor Don DeMarco and he responds, of Shaker's school-age students ctions A paid staff of 18 and a pIe," Brown SaId "We expand On the other hand, when compared The schools are seen as the gem "We don't sell mtegral1on, we sell But the country-club Image has corps of 25 volunteers keeps re- their options and they place them- to Umted States statistics for the of the city's crown Honored five of housmg and schools It's the best shifted As one observer put it, way to mamtam an mterraclal cords and show prospects around selves where they feel comfort- "Muffy has moved to Beach- population as a whole, Shaker the last seven vears for Its acade- mic program, the high school was SituatIOn .. the area able" wood" blacks come out ahead Nineteen Two decades of political change Shaker Heights was once a could have two blacks on the coun- only Issue In recent years, the res- Republican enclave Throughout Cil There IS probably a mlno- IdenLr.;have become exercIsed over the '60s, even as raCial changes flty who would prefer to see none .. an abortIOn chmc (It stayed In began to occur, there was only one Such a sea of change m less than Cleveland \\ here It was), a group Democrat on Ihe seven-member 20 years IS difficult 10 explam To home (It eventually came m, With city councll some extent. II I~ because the no neighborhood OppositIOn), and Then m the late '60s Stephen Al- populatlon has changed There are an effort to expand grocery store fred, a while lawyer, and Dr Wm- more black<; and Jews In the city hours by ordmance ston Richie, a black dentIst who now Conservatives who could not "The largest turnout we ever was one of the first blacks to mte- accepl the changes -- most VISibly, had was over the grocery store grate the City, both ran for the mlegratlOn - have left hours," saId Barber, who proposed "Democratic seat" Democrats "Most people Just grow 'WIth the ordmance when she was on the feared they could not both Win and socIety's changes," said Alfred, councll "The que"tlOn was that they would bleed support from who IS now the Shaker HeIghts whether you could legislate closmg one another There were urgmgs mayor hours There was a hlg brouhaha for one to drop from the race "There were lot~ of thmgs In the - people were spilling out mto the Both men won - and started a '60<;for liberab to unlle on," says parking lot and Insultmg each trend Now there IS only one Re- former councl"~oman and political other .. pubhcan on the counCIl sCience professor Kathleen Bar- In recent months, Shaker Smce Richie was elected to coun- ber "The Democrats (m Shaker !lelghts has made front-page news Cil, there has always been a black Heights) were v('ry highly organ- for Its legal battle WIth Cleveland In office But the current office 17ed when they were the mmorlty over street c!o<;mgs In what It holder, Peter Lawson Jones, party They're weak now They've calls an effort to control trafflc, the demes that It IS a black seat lost their &ense of mIssion" city closed <;everal street and re- "Some misgUIded people may IntegratIOn has been the number stricted turns at other mtersec- f'hf to h, P'l\ r! \\ Ii I see Itas a black seat," hesald "It onf' Isr.;ue m the Cltv ever smce a hons PolitICians In Cleveland Shakrr lfrlRht'i and Cleveland hallr hattled all thl' INIV IlJi to thr OhIO Suprrmr Court ()Iwr Shaker\ would be difficult to elect two black home wa<;bombed m the late charg('d racIsm and threatened to nRht t?, closr nff 'itrrets to control traffic "It /1 (/1-0 olle of my f.!.rmtrr Irarnll1R experrences In COmmrl11ltv blacks But If you campaIgn dili- 'f;Os "People were shocked that torpedo a county-Wide 911 a( tum, 'lays fnrmrr counCilman Tnm Wehh, the onf.!./lwtor o{thr pIa II Clcl'eland ha.~charRed that the hal" such VIOlence could happen m thIS emergency system The case IS gently and have the credentials, nradrs are racwlly motwated, Shakl'r (IO/m ~ thry had (,I'rryth 1I1~ tn do WIth (Ilmlnlsl! InR thl' !7ow o{4.5 000 you can wm I like to thmk that the commumty," Barber saId now before the OhIO Supreme cars a day throu~h the nel~hborhond, and 1I0th III~ to dn WIth I'nr'/ '1m day is not too far away when we But integration hasn't been the Court , Page Seventeen-A Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ttg their own personalities Established Shaker roots reach deep The Burtons Nearly !lfe.long Phdanthrop!c UnIOn and Friendly Planned Parenthood OhIO AJ and they go ollen to play,> and the resIdents, two grown chIldren Inn, a Cleveland settlem ent house fl!!(j les ,>ymphony Robert Burton Harvard Law Past preSIdent of chur lh "We're afrald that If we hved out Sally and Hobert Burton have School, attorney WIth Cleveland Sally Burton Former tealher farther, we'd go le~f>Irequently, " lav,' fIrm oj Arter & Hadden Past for Famdy Health ASsoclatlO1I only lived outSIde Shaker Helght~ lor live years of theil' life together Burton f>dld offIcer for UnIted Way, Children'!> Pa!>t OffIcer for Planned Parent Th~y also like the way the cIty SerVIce!>, Cltzzens' CommIttee for hood of Greater Cleveland, league ~ally Burton was born mto a work'> out ItS problems Shaker Schools, the Cleveland of Women Voter.'>, Clevelalld Intel Shaker Heights family that dated MemOrial SocIety, Women's natIOnal Program c hurcll Started "The council llf>ten~ and eval- to 1928,live yeal s alter the planned uates." Sdllv Burton ~ald "Intel- ('ommumty was founded Bob Hur ligent people argue on both SIde!> ~ ton, al> '>on of former U S ,- a and find d Ied'>onable !>olutlOn ~ i Supreme Court Ju~tlce and Cleve Even \\ Ith the !>chool closmg - land Mayor Harold H Burton, m " f' that'!> alway!> such an emotlonal x ; lived m Cleveland near Shaker I!>sue - but It wa~ carefully Square - dnd 1ll!>ldethe Shakel thought out The board tned to Helght<; ,,('hool dl<;t rwt P I edLli uut dlllll1lvulve peuple .. "We really feel root~ her e," ~ald One of the ways the cIty has at- Sally Burton 'I feel proud of the tracted dedicated and thoughtful way (Shaker HeIghts) has met the people to serve on ItS boards I!>Il- challenge of mtegratlon Basically, lustrated m the ~choob' CItizens' most oi the people in Shaker want committee, once chaIred by Bob it to work " Burton It functIOns as a search Like many Shdkentes, the Bur- commIttee lor quality school board tons feel concern for the future if candidates, gIving them en- couragement to run, as well as the the black populatIOn m the schools goes over 50 percent It stood at more practICal consIderatIOn of as- about 20 percent when theIr child- sistance WIth campaign fmancmg. ren were students m the system "It resulted m dedicated people who knew they had support," Bur- But they see hope m the lact that JoAn Perklfls (hats u.nth her son's slxth-grade teacher, Louts Borzy, there are many new young ton saId "Almost WIthout excep- tIOn, thev were elected" at the encl-o{-school PIC/lIC at Horseshoe Lake families WIth children III theIr neighborhood After rnost of a lifetIme spent III a town they love, the Burtons say One of the bIg advantages of they have no mtentlon of leavlllg Shaker as they see It ISItSproxlllll- "If we look for a smaller house," A family looks for a .Bally and Bob Burton haue hued m thezr home near Shaker Boule- ty to the cIty Bob Burton ndes the BUIton saId, "we'd look m Shaker l~ard fOl 30 yew s rapid transit downtown to work agam .. better life and finds it The Pel kin!> ReSidents for 24 Their youngest son, Jonathon, years, three sons, 12 to 23 takes part m the school dlStflct'S TheyJvefound a place good enough to come back to James PerkinS US Postal Ser- voluntary busmg program He has vIce letter carner Scoutmaster spent three years at Shaker's On- JoAn PerkinS Secretary ofcom- away School because, his mother 'Tile Gordons Ten year resi- clty-deslgna ted "I andma rk" house across the lpubhc transltJ apartment With a gun I wanted to says, "he wasn't workmg hard alert them to a potenhal danger," mUnItyassociation Scouting coor- dents, parents of two school-age house, one of the archItectural tracks," saId EJleen Gordon "We dInator of local dIstrict Coor enough at the old school" This have to worry that buyers III our Barry Gordon Said "They wanted daughters, 5 and 6 models bUIlt m the heyday of the dmator Jor block watch PreSIdent year, Jonathon receIved an award neighborhood won't have the me to go over to hi'>apartment and Barrv Gordon Ph D Harvard Shaker planned comrrlumt), locat- of !>trcct club Did secretarial work for academIC achievement mont') to keep up theIr property , tdlk lllm out" Umverslty, clInical psychologist ed on a street III the Lomond area for Job Co, ps In Clcveland last Jonathon had better do \\ell HIS that borders Cleveland They had nothmg but prdl~e fO! Thcll conCt'l'rI', !1;,vc not dlml Flequel1t medw source for mfor )-ea r 1\ rtl \ c .II I:>chaol affairS parents are mterested and hIS the effort" of the pollee III tht'lI' lllshed their enlhu:,w~m lor tile matlOn on the mentall} III m the The three neIghborhoods on the Lowerlllg clouds hang over father ISa perfectiomst, says JoAn neIghborhood Last year. mIs- City, hm,evel When they move, c~m munity Co author of a book on Cleveland border are under Ill- Horseshoe Lake Children's Perkms After watchmg his father com mumty services for mental pa- creased stress from traffic and takenly thmkmg someone had they Will stay vnthm Shaker HeIghts, they saId The posItive shrieks reverberate among the spend so much time and effort on ti~nts Chaired state task force on crime and have more blacks than entered theIr house at mght, they ~Ide to the dlver!>lty IS powerful rafters of the PIClllCshelter as the the minute details of scraping a spectrum of issues at a Cleve- whites enrolled III their ')chools called the police, who not only re- "We went to the Shaker Square excItement of the last day of school pamt off hiS house that he almost la,nd psychlQtnc hospItal. These factors tend to make choos- sponded m "a couple mmutes," but celebration last mght." Eileen grows brought city ordmance enforcers .Elleen Gordon regIstered ing a house m another sectIOn of kept the phone Ime open, givmg the JoAn Perkms takes It m stride. Gordons moment-by moment m- Gordon saId "They had opera, a down on himself, Jonathon wrote pedlatnc nurse-practitIOner Head Shaker Heights an easy, safe, at- She and the other SIxth-grade room an essay on "The Perfect Father" structJons black rockhoul band, some Middle of northeastern Ohio professIOnal tractive optJon for many buyers, mothers calmly pass out cupcakes and his expectations for hiS son nllrsmg organization Has worked the Gordons feel "By contrast, I once called the Eastern smgmg and d school child- and watermelon and watch the JoAn Perkms' big mterest IS ., Q1} nursing legislatIOn at state "There's almost a $.30,000 dls- Cleveland police about a patient of ren '>chOIr I wa'> proud of Shaker kIds horse around commumty involvement An of- level Active In school affaIrs panty m the pnce of a SImIlar mille who was holed up III hiS yesterday' She loves Shaker Heights. She ficer m most of her neighborhood ~arry and Eileen Gordon came and her husband came from Cleve- organizations, she believes in com- bClCkto Shaker 10 years ago be- land 24 years ago and have raised cause they wanted the diversity. munication between reSIdents and theIr family here. offiCials She works WIth police m ,"We wanted to move to a com- "It's a fflendly commulllty," mumty that was dealing With a program of home safety checks Perkms saId "It's lIke my home- and block watch, m an effort to is.sues we thought were Impor- town - I know everybody" tant," Eileen Gordon Said. "Of keep cnme down to a level people The Perkms were the second can hve With course, we were also mterested III black famIly on theIr Moreland at{-ordable housing and the quah- neIghborhood street and never had "I hope we never get to the pomt ty of family hfe They all came any problems, she says She where we're afraid to go out of our together here." pauses and laughs, WIthout VISIble houses," she said The mam com- ,,~ut there are hmlts to the suc- sign of rancor munity issues now are traffIC and <;ess of Shaker's integration, the "Of course, everybody moved auto thefts III nearby neighbor- Gordons feel. "We are success- out when we came" hoods (ully mtegrated to a hmlted de- The famIly has several white Perkins believes the block gr~e," saId Barry Gordon neIghbors, but most of the area IS groups WIll be able to demonstrate "'I;here's a precarious balance" black now "1 WIsh Shaker had their value to reSidents "People There are whole sectIOns of the started the program sooner," PE'r- want to know what can you do for ~Ommumty that don't worry about kms saId ''I'd like to lIve In a com- me," she said She plans to show ne,gal1ve effects of mtegral10n be- pletely mtegrated commumty " them cause the cost of theIr housmg ISso l11gh,said Gordon "Our section is Walkmg a l1ghtrope. As far as we're c.oJ;lcerned, 50-50 IS great, but peo- ple get scared when It tiPS more t~an that " ;:'Comfortable mtegratlOn IS not U1e appropflate word here," added 11,sWIfe "It's worn some mtegra- Stories and photos tIon, even for liberals hke us who moved here lookmg for It " by Naney Parmenter ,.The Gordons found theIr house tprough the Shaker HeIghts hous- I,ng office, WhICh helps famlhes I1Ulke"pro-mtegratlve" moves. As q.whlte famIly, they were shown Barrv and EI/I'l'n Gordol/ and dallghtci ~ Nora {lnd J('~"u' 11L'l'III Olle of the 1'(// Iv m()d,'IIi()nH'~ deQg71cd 11'(('111/\ (I ho~ses III three of the cIty's nme for the Van SW(,'l1lg!'ll~ jOllnrll'n o(C;!lal!a /-lelght" The hOIl~1' 1I'a, deQglla/l'C{ landmark hv neIghborhoods They selected a th(' (ztv ...- :::. Shaker Lakes •;>haker Heights IS proud beyond park property on lease'> scheduled tlleasure of Its park system A to expIre before the end of the cen ('ham of dammed lakes connected tury I}y. the meandermg Doan Brook, Former 1\layor Wd!trr Kelley ltl~Shaker Lakes prOVIde a marsh heads an ad hoc committee to ex Next W~lk and nature center, a plcmc plore Shaker's optlOn<, 1 hc com ground and trails for low-level re- mlllee has looked Illto th<' po~'>lbll creatIOnal walkmg and cross- Ity of entermg the l Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Eighteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS REMODELING? THINK PRICE. THINK QUALITY. Scholarship THINK LETO BLDG. CO. Seven South High School stu- Why wait? Call now. dents were recently awarded Grosse Pointe Rotary Club ADDITIONS • DORMERS scholarships. The $500 grants REC ROOMS • KITCHENS can be used at any Michigan col- lege tor the freshman year of ROOFING AND SIDING studies. In the front row from left, are Margaret Eckel, James Mobley, Elizabeth Westerman, ... LETO SINCE Edward Shine, principal and I --filii' BUILDING co 1911 Denise DesRosiers; back row from left, are C. Richard Camp- bell, Tyson McNamara and Michael Kramer. Introducing The PolaroidSpectraSystem • Compuler CircUitry auto matlcally conlrols focus, flash and exposure • Audlolvlsual sIgnals gUide you to beautiful pictures • A system control panel puts photographic flexibility at your fingertip . Accounting • Sleek, foldmg de5lgn for Two Grosse Pointe students portability played second and third In the Detroit College of Business Tri- County Advanced Accounting Contest. Senior Kim Havelt, left, placed second and received a pla- NOW AVAILABLE AT que and a $50 check. Junior Heather Clark , third from left, 777-8570 JEWELL PHaro received a plaque and a $25 27887 HARPER check. Both are students of Jan HOURS / ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI Schimmel, far right, business M-Th-l0-6 30 Fn 10-8Sat 10-4 education teacher at South. Wen- dy Kaplan, second from left, pre- sented the awards on behalf of the Detroit College of Business. This is the third year in which a South student has placed in the top three in the annual competi- Spring_into Summer with SCHWINN tion. Students from 30 high schools participated. Save 820.8200 on selected models * Schwinn Juveniles 95 fromS59 * Schwinn BMX s 96 Essay l from 99 More than 100 students submit- Schwinn 10 Speeds ted essays In the "Say No to * from 8& l Drugs" contest sponsored by the $149 Pierce Middle School P.T.O. win- ners are: front row, from left, Mike Detroit's Oldest * Schwinn 12 Speeds Spanich, Heidi Kvale, Magda Schwinn Dealer 95 Ziellnska, Inga Busch.mann, froms169 Alison Sparrow; back row, Anna I------~ Francis, Jim Campagna, Tom TIRE SALE I .------,1 BIKE TUNE-UP I Eckert, Jenni Schultz, Sarah Bar. BUY 1 27x1 v.. TIRE I I INCLUDES ADJUST GEARS, I deen and Heather King. Principal AT $8 99 - GET A I BRAKES, HEADSET LUBE I Don Bassett and Administrative I SECOND TIRE I I CHAIN, SAFETY CHECK I Intern Suzanne Klein presented I.. wfeoupon FREE exp 7.10.86 .J.I award certificates and cash t__ ~!!.9.:s_'::':l~:..J prizes. Pointe Cyctety filii" BIt'Salli Bill's Bike Sales , ' ...... ~v 1422t E.AIIerM .m..- •. • v ..... _ ..1•. Photo by Kay Photography . ~ ,. h ..... 11~. W (lH,l1al~Sl' " , "';11."'."{8et,fU •• } " /(2~4t.tltf3_ <~ We delIver RD. SALE PRICES IN i '. -5 100 Open' 10 530 dolly Wed 8 8 2 hi noon Cloud 5llflcloy EFFECT ~ JUNE 26th 27th & :~'PARMS t]vtARJ@T 28th OCFAN FRESH TREATS FRESH FRYING CHOICE LEAN ~) If ' GRESENUMBO CHICKEN POT ROAST C ~. SHRIMP 88.95" LEGS 59 " $1.19" VVINDWOOD HARBOR SPRINGS ~ IMPORTED ARBORETUM ~ POLISH POINTE POppy SEED CHICK~N CHOW MEIN BOILED HAM NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS DRESSING FmUCIN ALFREDO CALIFORNIA Lx:ated at 24212 Jefferson Avenue, 2 29 1/4 mIle north of 9 Mile m St. ClalT Shores. Michi~an. $2 19 TURKEY TETRAZZINI • LB PISTACHIOS For Information on Fumi~hed Models Call: '/.. "BOZ. $119 BUMBLEBEE S3.981~ 777.6780 - 881-6100 ~. ." WHITE TUNA Open T ue~day . Sunday I - 5 p.m. ~ LARGE IN WATER .. .l C 30 CANS VALENCIA THE BLAKE COMPANY 81 29 Wine 19806 Mack Avenue ORANGES. 61~~Z EBERLE 8 Grosse Pomte Woods. MlchlS(an 48236 9.99'0" 4/99C SANTA ROSA WINERY FISHER CABERNET mMAmES ROMAINE PLUMS SAUVIGNON ~ LETTUCE ~ $7 29 $1.15,,~ 69~.,$1.09" Re~i:~.~k49 SNO WHITE ;f ffi 1-; lJ AT t'/. MUSHROOMS ~.!~ II GREEN 4/~ ~~ ~'",-- ONIONS . $1.59L8 Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nmeteen.A Life changes FOURTH of JULY SALE! aa:a Prime time for senior citizens ------•.•Ih. ONEIh.II.",! ,. By Marian Trainor The reds and purples and or- that the situatIon has spawned a treatment for most types of arth- Mode/ GT-200CE L~fe seems to be a struggle from anges of more hectic years are whole new medical, sociological ritis, but It must be prescribed by begmmng to end A baby struggles mIssing, but the piece is shot and psychological area under the your doctor When used mcorrecl- to be born Once here, the child through with some yellows and umbrella termed gerontology, de- ly, it can be dangerous. struggles to adjust to the world greens to show that the empty nest voted to helpmg those who must There are other factors that in- about him, the people, the cold, the does ghnt WIth fun and pleasant ex- cope with the varIous afflictions fluence the control of pain. Stress heat, the nOIse, the food that periences. that are part of the aging process contributes to pain, as does fatigue and depreSSIOn Ilounshes his body And so It goes, Agam a pattern IS set, but tIme "Cope" IS a key word, because 95 constant adaptation to new ex- works Its ways Gradually the pIC- while "cure" is not possible m Many people find that they can Regular List: $139 penences, some of them good control their pain by takmg their ture begins to fade as the dust of many cases, learning how to deal 00 ~ome bad, some fnghtemng, som~ hfe's crisis works its way mto the With a disease can make the dif- medICatIOn on schedule and by Dollar Savings: - $20 reassunng fabric ference between maintaming a exerclsmg, keeping a positIve at- As the year!> go by, It IS reason- Children move too far away for normal life and just livmg hfe out titude and taking speCIal care to ORANGE TAG 95 able to expect that change should frequent VISitS, frIends move to For instance, many older people protect their Jomts Quack reme- PRICE $119 come easIer Yet as people grow warmer chmates to retIre and the have arthrItis Although It also dies should be aVOIded older, It appears to be harder to ac- body begms to age In ways that stnkes younger people, the maJorI- The field of rheumatology has 21.2 cc engine, with clutch, 11.0 pounds, cept Much as people arrange a dram energy and hmlt actIvIty. ty of those affected are older. It IS come a long way III a short tIme electronic Ignition, and many more features. room so It I~comfortable and cozy, They are subtle changes that are currently the natIon's number one Before 1940 many of the dIseases otter expires Julv 2 a refuge from stress, so do they ar- not major enough to warrant a crippling disease More than 35 that are now recogmzed as rheu- range theIr lives and for the same complete redesign of hfe's pattern, mllhon Americans have arthritis matIc dIseases had not yet been reasons but rather an adaptatIOn to the un- The term arthrItIs actually re- clearly IdentifIed and could not be We see thiS m famlhes A routme aVOidable, a rework 109 of one's at- fers to more than 100 dIseases. If distIngUIshed from each other is bUIlt around the needs and actI- tItudes, personal strength, a mix- prompt and continumg treatment Most of the drugs correctly used m \'lhcs of chIldren 111 cunveisatlOU::. lUle of courage allll acceptance I::. ~oughl, ll1dUy form::. of the di- treatmg rheumatic dlSC:lSeS had ~ports the children partiCipate m: that longeVIty has Its rewards, but sease can be brought under con- not been invented, were not used 19815 MACK, in Grosse Pointe Woods 881.6233 tnps together - all part of the it also carrIes a prIce tag trol as they are today, or were still ex- Mon.-FrI.,8:00-6:00 Sat. 8:00-4:00 CLOSED SUNDAY fabriC of family life that has been The rewards are memOrIes of Most people who develop arthri- perimental carefully woven over years of what has been accomplished, hap- tis can continue to lead productIve Today most people WIth rheu- shared experiences py tImes WIth families and ft'iends lives - if they see a doctor soon matic diseases can hve far better ECHO,the Powerful Pro-Quality AlternatiYe It IS such a precious tapestry and the sa tlsfaction of still beIng after notIcing the warning signs, than they would ha ve m the pre- that it IS almost Impossible to part of the world and able to parti- follow their treatment plan close- VIOUSgeneration believe that one day It Will grow Cipate In It ly and keep a posItive look on life. For those mterested III knowing thm and fmally unravel as each The price tag differs WIth mdl- Remarkable progress has been more about arthrItIs, the Arthritis member moves out of the picture viduals For those who have lost a made recently in flghtmg the ef- Foundation has several publica- to create hIs or her own concept of husband or wife, It may be loneli- fects of rheumatic disease Early tIons that prOVide mformatlon on hfe's portrait ness. For those on a limited in- recognition and control of the dif- the causes, ways and cures for the GALLIS For the parents left behmd WIth come, it may be a curtailment of ferent forms of the diseases have different rheumatIc diseases. Quality Meats - Produce There IS a Michigan chapter. the d,mgling threads of a once busy a lifestyle For others It may be ill resulted In far fewer people DaIry - Flowers and bOIsterous hfe, It ISdifficult at health developmg problems. The address IS 23400MichIgan Ave first to begm agam on a new ver- The fIrst two, loss of a hfe part- SInce early treatment IS so Im- Suite 605, Dearborn, Mich 48124. sIOn of the old For although it IS ner or a decreased income, do not portant, it IS well to know some of In the mural of life, changes will 19005 MACK torn, the mam theme that held It affect all older people the warning sIgns The ArthrItIs come "Time and chance happenth together remams. The famIly that Unfortunately, due to the aging Foundation cItes the following to all"; (Ecclesiastes) Change is comprised the woof and the warp process, most older people will not swelling in one or more joints, mevltable What is Important ISto 885-7290 are still the mamstay enjoy the same level of energy nor recurrmg pain or tenderness m accept, adapt and keep our hfe's Mon.-Sat. 9-7 Sun. 11-4 The work remams to pick up the the same quality of health that any joint, obvious redness and scroll a record of one who had the threads and weave a pIcture that blessed theIr younger years warmth in a joint, symptoms hke capacity to enjoy the good thmgs Will convey the new hfe of mom While we are hving longer, we these perslstmg for more than two of life and the courage to overcome ...------. I • and dad, one that WIll be salIsfymg are also experiencmg more debili- weeks. and integrate mishaps In a way • U.S.D.A. CHOICE • .------,IU.S.D.A. CHOICE. WHOLE I and pleasing m light of the m- tating health problems, so much so Taking medICatIOn ISpart of the that it doesn't mar the beauty of it terests they wIll evolve as a two- all some !GROUND CHUCK! ! N.Y. STRIP I It IS not an easy task Too much lime and effort was put mto the on- DEPENDABLE AND RESPONSIBLE .IOLh. • 89 Lb. gmal to forget how brIght and FINANCIAL SERVICES FOR • andUp 99<= Lb.. • ! $2 I beautiful It was But surpnsmgly • With Coupon - Exp. 7-9-86. •LWith Coupon - Exp. 709-861.. l as they begin to work on It, they be- BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS KneHEN 1 ----_..1 \ gm to like the new creation. The matenals chosen are more Sachs & Company restful and quiet - the blues and CENTER Center Cut I grays and mauves of more settled ----1'( OHI'O}{\1~1)==== years Three major cabinet 9 Investments • Tax Shelters • IRAs lines, in 40 styles. Pork Chops S1 ! Polish Ham SI~ 1bugh Love meeting Keogh • PenSion Plans • Insurance Countertops and Michael Lemons, a narcotIcs of- PLANNING FOR fICer With the DetrOIt Police De- accessories available. Holiday Priced Retirement. Estate partment, will speak to the Tough Baby I Love support~t?p.P ~lWday, July College TUition Do it yourself or 1, at 7 30 pm The group meets Louise A. Sachs every Monday 10 the hbrary of the installation available. Registered Representative of Spare Ribs Sl~. Chicken Breast sl~ Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Mutual ServJce Corp member NASD Inc Church, 19950 Mack Ave., between 7 and 8 MIle roads The entrance 884.6740 Free estimates. IS at the back of the church at the c 79 63KERCHEVAL AVENUE Watermelon. 25 fb Homo Milk s1 gil. second door (JII 71" l!lll ThiS IS a support group for GROSSE POINTE FARMS parents troubled by teenage be- havior For information, call MIllIe 15554 E. Warren Avenue Decorative Flower Baskets MIller at 885-1049 882-6822 SPECIAL NOTICE CITY OF <&russ.e JUint.e 1I1arms MICHIGAN HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE FOR FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1986 There Will be no commercial rubbish or brush collectIOn on Fnday, July 4, 1986 All commerCial rubbIsh and brush routes wllI be collected on Thurs- da}. July 3, 1986 1 day early All other regular routes Will be collected on schedule Thank You DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS GPN 06/26/86 WOMEN: NOTICE OF THE LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING VOTER REGISTRATIONS Osteoporosis takes years PICTURE answers concernIng FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON TUESDAY to develop, silently and osteoporosis and your AUGUST 5, 1986 painfully robbing women YOUR future. What's n10re, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all qualified electors of the City of of critical }x)ne mass. we can coordinate your Gro~se Pomte Woods, CIty of Grosse Pomte, CIty of Grosse Pomte Park, City of Grosse Pomte Farms or Grosse Pomte or Lake TownshIp, who are Now, The Osteoporosis FUTURE personal prevention or not no\\ duly registered and who deSire to vote 10 the Primary Election on Tuesday, August 5, 1986, must regIster With the City or Township Clerk of the appropnate Junsdlcllon on Or before Monday, July 7,1986, WHICH Center at- Bi,County offers a simple, treatment progran1 with your physician IS THE LAST DAY UPON WHICH REGISTRATIONS OR TRANSFER OF REGISTRATIONS MAY BE MADE painless k~t to detect this degenerative to include diet, exercise and appropri, I"or the above purposes City and TownshIp Clerk Offices WIll disease. And it takes only thirty Inin~ ate supplelnental therapy. Have your he open durmg offIce hours as follows utes! The Osteoporosis Center features doctor refer you or personally call ('Ity of Gros<,e Pomte Woods Mon thru Fn 8 30 a m to S 00 pm 200i=, Mack Pla7a - 1432445 and on July 7. 8 30 a m to 5 00 P m Macomb County's first Dual,Photon The Osteoporosis Center at 756,1000 C'I" of Gros<;(' Pomte Farms Mon Tues Thurs - Fn 8 30 a m to 'to Kerby Hoad 8856600 4 30 P m Wed 8 30 a m to 6 00 P m and Densitometer to accurately measure Ext. 2455 for a convenient appoint, on July 7, 8 30 a m to 4 30 pm your present bone density. 111e test re, ment. If you are a woman 35 to 55, Clt} of Gro<;se POInte Park Mon - Tues . Thurs 0 Fn 8 30 a m to 5 00 1')11') E Jefferson-R226200 pm Wed R 30a m to 6 00 pm and on Ju suIts, combined with your personal don't wait until the years take their toll. Iy 7. 8 30 a m to 5 00 P m health profile, allow our professional Invest thirty minutes in your health care ('II \ of Gro<;<;ePomte Mon - Tues Thurs ol"n 8 111a m to 4 30 17147 Maumee - M5.5800 pm Wed 8 30 a m to 600 P m and on staff to give you and your physician July 7. 8 30 a m to 4 30 P m future now. To\\n<;hlp of Grosse Pomte Mon thruFn 8 'lOa m t05 OOpm andon Town<;hlp of Lake .July 7. R 30 a m to 5 00 P m 7Q') Lakr<;hore - MI 6565 The Osteoporosis Center at CHESTER E. PETERSEN RICHARD G. SOLAK Cltv Anmllllstrator-Clerk CIty Clerk CIty of Gro<;se Pomte Wood<; City of Grosse POInte Farms ~~ Bi-CountyQxnmunity Hospital T.W. KRESSBACH NUNZIO J. ORTISI (Oste~thic ) City Manager.Clty Clerk CIty Clerk A rA'VJ',O\I Cf HORIZON 111';\1TH %TErv1'i City of Gros<;e Pomte Ctty of Gros<;e Pomte Park 13355 Ea~t Ten Mile' Warren, M,chllfoln48089. (313) 756-1000 Ext. 2455 RICHARD F. FOX JAMES T. WRIGHT To~n<;hlp Clerk TownshIp Clerk Lake Town<;hlp Grosse Pomte Town<;hlp GPN 6/26/86 & 7/1/86 Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-A Obituaries _------111'.Thinking Quality CODIraCIiDg $20,000 goes to bonus pool of Leasing Custom Cement Work: The Grosse Pointe Board of Edu- mstrators who earn evaluahon Josephine Thomas Joseph Wachter Patios • Porches • Dnveways points over a set mimmum WIll cation set aside $20,000 June 16 to Funeral services will be held for Think of share in the bonus pool propor- Carmody Fitzsimons be used to pay administrators' Thomas Joseph Wachter at 10a.m. FreeEsuates tionate to their overall point total. A memorial service will be held bonuses this year. Friday, June 27, at S1. Paul Those who have receIved a higher at St. Peter and Paul Jesuit DRUMMY The request from Superinten- Catholic Church, 157 Lakeshore. number of points will receive more Church on East Jefferson Friday, \LEASING INC. dent John Whritner estabhshes a Wachter, 44, a long-time Grosse bonus dollars. Some admlmstra- June Z7, at 10 a.m. for Mrs. Fitz- a Mile at Gratiot $20,000 "pool" which administra- Pointe resident, died June 21 at his 776-3914 tors may receive no bonus, Whnt- simons of LaJolla, Calif, former- 772.6700 772-2200 tors will share in based on the home in Bay Shore after a long ill- David Bel10ul V P Licensed & Insured ly of Grosse Pointe City, who died Ralph FI".k Sales Mg' number of performance pomts ner told the board. ness. For a number of years In the past three years, the they earn in evaluahon this year. June 11 in California. Wachter taught mathematics and bonuses paid out to admmiStrators Mrs. Fitzsimons was born in coached baseball at Martm De The bonus plan is an mterim step have totaled between $16,120 and Grand RapIds. Porres High School. He then left until a pay-for-performance sys- $22,690, accordmg to school ofh- She was a successful business- teaching for a career in construc- tem is put into place next school woman who worked in industnal cials bon where he was a licensed s BlOCk sales, Inc. year, Whritner said The pool Will Whritner and Deputy Superin- sales in' the Detroit area until her builder and an estimator locally ,-' I The best window for less! be used thIS year only tendent Joseph Spagnoli plan to 70s complete admimstrallve evalua- She was a member of the St. and in Northern Michigan • free estimates • financing available The pay.for-performance A graduate of 8t. Paul Grade lions during June. Performance evaluation system was recom. Paul CatholIc Church Altar Socie- School and Austin Preparatory Any Glass Block Basement Window up to pomts are granted on a number of mended in an admimstrallve orga- ty, League of Ca.tholic Women High School, he also received a 46 Inches (WIdth plus height) Mm. 3 wmdows cntena, including theIr aSSigned mzahon and salary plan adopted and the Jesuit Society bachelor of arts degree in mathe- work on goals set by the board, She is surVIVed by three daugh- 95 by the board last school year. manes from St Bernard College of 29 plcked-up Under the plan thIS year, admi- Whntner said ters, Ann Gotfredson, Joan Barry and Mary Kirchner, two sons, Cullman, Ala 95 An avid golfer and sportsman, Charles C. and Thomas M; 15 64 1nstalled Wachter was also a member of the grandchildren; and 19 great- Detroit Builders Exchang~ and the grandchildren Audubon Society. -, 'MI Lic~- .. -- 7'7a;e'3-3-0" "~j~_. ~ What's on Cable Mrs. Fitzsimons was preceded 069912 • ,. ~IL._, He is survived by his WIfe, Mary ,...~ . A list of programs on Grosse Pointe Cable this week 10 death by her husband, Court- Kathryn; two sons, Brian Russell Since "50 22701Wood Street. St. Clair ShQres ..... ney. and Thomas J. Jr ; his parents, Thursday, June 26 Interment will be at Mount Oli- "Local Huntmg and Flshmg .. (ll) Mr and Mrs. Ellwood W. -spm - vet Cemetery. Wachter; and two brothers, Ell- -S3Opm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (II) Memorial contributions may be -S3Opm- "The Savmg Word" (8) made to St. Peter and Paul Jesuit wood W. Jr. and John Charles "Sports VIew Today" - With Bob Page (11) Visitabon w111be held Thursday, - 6 p.m - Church or to the chanty of the -630pm- "The SOCShow" - Sponsored by servIces for Older June 26, from 6 to 9 p m. at A.H. CItizens, hosted by Robert E Booth. Tomght, Booth donor's choice. Peters Funeral Home, Mack and talks WIthHelen Leonard, from the Grosse Pomte Vernier. An 8 p.m prayer service Pubhc LIbrary (11) Marie G. Lathrop will be conducted by the Rev. -7pm - NEW SERIES - "Amazmg Travels" - Karen Craig brmgs the world to your door, WIthhelpful mformation Funeral services were held Fri- Jerry Singer travelltps and super money-savers (11) day, June 13, at Christ Church for The family asks that 10 lieu of -7pm - "Harper Woods HIgh Graduatton" - The Harper Marie G. Lathrop, 98, a lifelong re- flowers donations be made to the Woods High School Class of '86 (9) Sident of Grosse Pointe, who died Thomas J Wachter Memorial -7 30pm - "Grosse Pomte Cable News" - People, places and per- June 11 at Moroun Nursing Home, Nurs10g Education Fund of the sonalities in Grosse Pointe and Har~r Woods With Detroit. Northern Michigan Health Foun- Janet L'Heureux (11) " Mrs. Lathrop was born in Michi- dation, c/o Northern Michigan -Bpm - "Dollars and Common Cents" - Leonard Wltulskl and Hospitals, Petoskey, Mich 49770 guest WIlldiscuss fmances from a taxpayer's pomt of gan, and was a pet buyer for J.L Hudson Co for 35 years She at- WINDOW vIew (11) tended Liggett School and Oak- Ernest Alden mere School, Long Island, N.Y. Daytime programming Funeral services were held Fri- Monday through Friday She was a member of Christ Church and active with Planned day, June 20, at A.H. Peters _ 9:30 am - "Fitness Express" 00 Funeral Home for Ernest J. Alden, • 10am - "Wayne County' A New Perspechve " (1) Parenthood. 60, of Grosse Pointe, who dIed June SnADf _ 10:30am - "Tableside Cooking" (1) She is surVIved by a daughter, 17 at S1. John Hospital. _ 11a m - "Amazing Travels" Oll Susanna Lathrop _ 11'30 a rn - "Practical Astrology." (11) Cremation was at Cadillac Me- Mr. Alden had been a school _ 12P m. - "The SOC Show" (11) morial Gardens, Mount Clemens. teacher in the Grosse Pointe _ 12 30 pm - "Grosse Pomte Cable News" Oil Arrangements were made by the Public School System for 30 years _ 1 P m - "Sports VIew Today" (11) William R. Hamilton Company, prior to his retirement in July 1983 _ 1 30 P m. - "Dollars and Common Cents " (11) He was born in New Haven, ~ONTn Groesbeck Chapel. _ 2 pm\, "Chaplin Theater." Oll Conn and graduated from Wayne _ 2:30 p.m. - "DetrOit Curtain Call" Oil _ 3 30 P m - "Young Viewpomtes .. (1) State Umversity with a masters Older degree in education in 1959, Monday. June 30 Americans He was a member of the Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe, the - 4'30 p.m.- "Wayne County A New Perspective." Oil By 2030, there will -spm- "FItness Express" - Improve your heaHh (l1) be about 65 million Friends of the Grosse Pointe JOANNA WINDOW SHADES -Spm - "FaIth 20" - WIth Dr Joel Nederhood (8) older people, two and Public Library and the Grosse -S3Opm- "Tableside CookIng" - Gregory Potts WIllprepare a one-half tImes their Pointe Association for Retarded ON SALE NOW four-course meal (}J) number in 1980 If cur- Citizens. 200l "Practical Astrology" - RIch Mllostan WIlldiscuss .6pm - rent fertility and im- He is SurVIVed by his mother, what the stars hold for you (t I) 70 OFF migration levels re- Agnes Hamilton Alden; a son, -6 30pm - "Chaphn Theater" - ClaSSICSfrom the Master of Com- main stable, the only David; two daughters, Barbara T edy, Charhe Chapltn Oil Young and Nancy Pecar; five -7pm - "Young Vlewpomtes" - Local young adults share their age groups to ex- ~ JIe L ti PAINT & views. (111. - . perience significant grandchildren; and a brother, "Umverslty LIggett Gradualton" - University Liggett John Kenneth. c,W'~ ()1»K, WALLPAPER CO. - 7 p.m - growth in the next Class of 1986 (}9) century will be those Interment was at Grandlawn 19849 Mack • Corner of Huntington • Grosse Pointe Woods -7 30pm - "Some Semblance of Samty" - Gary Thison brmgs past age 55. Cemetery. you the hghter Side of hfe. (ll) "Detroit Curtain Call" - Your hcket to entertamment - 8 P m.- with a weekly look at current movies along with an up- " "~- •• -. ,'\-' r~ __ ,r.:':- ,/; ...... ;. ~i;J)/\ ...... III••••••• to-the-mmute hstmg of other metro Detroit entertam- ,\ . . 'I. ' ' .::>''' I .,...... ,.. • ment. MIchael Chapp and Tru Love present a speCIal program taped at Cedar Point (ll) ,', " ': ':I""'>'-~/"'..... _.. •• !' '\ . " J ':' ...... • • Tuesday, July 1 "Church of Today" - With Jack Boland (11) - 4 p.m - \' :,'-~,;-' -spm - "Local Hunting and Flshmg." (11) ':'..... -.. . . - S'3Op.m - "The Job Show" - see 6/27 hstmg t;-':: -;::--:=:O; •• - -... II - S.3OP m.- "The Savmg Word." (8) .6pm - "Sports VIew Today" - WIth Bob Page (ll) "The SOC Show" - Sponsored by Servlces for Older .~;.:/,- ••- -..:1. - 6'30 P m - Clhzens and hosted by Robert E Booth Tomght, Booth / ,r' - •• - -..... :I talks about the Southeast Michigan Amateur Radlo Club, wlth Bob ShIpton and Ev Hawley (11) "Amazing Travels" - see 6/26 listmg -7pm - "Grosse Pomte South GraduatIOn" - Grosse rQlot~ tt••- I - 7 pm.- I-I ~ South HIgh School Class of '86 (}9) "Grosse Pomte Cable News" - see 6/26 hstmg • II - 730 p.m - -8pm - "Dollars and Common Cents" - See 6/19 ltstmg Wednesday, July 2 . I · -43Opm- "Wayne County. A New Perspecltve." OJ) - -spm - "FItness Express" - See 6/30 hstmg . -spm - "Faith 20."- see 6/30 hstmg - "Tabieside Cookmg" - see 6/30 hstmg . - S 30 p.m - - "Practical Astrology" - see 6/30 listing . . -6pm - • "Chaphn Theater" - See 6/30 hstmg • - 630 P m.- -7pm - "Young Vlewpomtes" - See 6/30 hsting - -7pm - "Grosse Pomte North Graduahon - Grosse Pomte .• North HIgh SChoolClass of 1986 (9) • 1/2off a Home Energy Analysis, now through August 31st. • • 7 30pm - "Some Semblance of Samty" - see 6/30 hstmg _ 8 P m - "DetrOIt Curtain Call" - See 6/30 hstmg All programs are subject to change without notice. - . •• Detroit Edison gets fewer calls for a Home -.• • Energy Analysis in the summer That's good • news tor you Because now, Uyou present this • CITY OF <&rOs5t'ointt Boobs MICHIGAN • ad to a Detroit Edison Energy Consultant. you • can get a Home Energy Analysis for JUSt $5 • NOTICETO TAXPAYERS The 1986CIty Tax is due and payable July 1, That's ha11the usual fee 1986,at the MuniCipalBuildmg, 20025Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, MIchIgan48236Payment WIthoutpenalty can be made up to and includmg I September 2, 1986Begmnmg September 3, 1986,a 4% penalty WIllbe add- ;~~:~::3~\~:~;~~~~o~en:t~~~: will. • • l! • ed and on October 1 and each month thereafter, an addlttonall/2 of 1% • suggest low-cost ideas and practices that -f!!II ~~ '>< • per month WIllbe added • WIll help you make your home more energy- / V'. ~ ,.$ ~,~~' • Robert G. Zimmerman _. efficient You11get eshmates of how much " ~"" • G P N 6-26-86 CIty Assessor improvements would cost. and how much ~ , • • they could save you Homeowners can even ~ • • ~~~~~ .r "iOU'll also get a tree bag full of useful supplies. ~, ' -= lUte sealing caulk, switch-plate msulators CITY OF Cirl1sSt'aintt JIIoobs MICHIGAN and a Home Energy Pro;ects Manual Ityou make your home energy-efficient. you • SEALED BIDS w111be received by the City Clerk of the City of I can be cool and cOnUortab1e now. and warm • Grosse Pomte Woods at the Mumcipal Bul1dmj1;,20025Mack Plaza. • Grosse Pomte Woods, MIchIgan 48236 unttl 3:00 p m on Friday, • ~~~~~~~oo~~is • July 11, 1986, at which tIme and place bIds WIllhe publicly opened • right. and the price is right. for a Home • and read aloud for furmshmg the followmg Items, as described _ Energy Analysis Get it while it's hot herembelow • To schedule your Home Energy Analysis. call ~. Item A Three full size 4-door sedans (pohce package}, Oetroll Edison now '- or Item Al Three mid size 4-door sedans (police package}; I 0Ue0n ~ = Item B Mamtenance Agreement; one year or 55,000 mIles, Item C One full size 4-door sedan (not polIce package) 1-800-482-2983 ~ , 1I1111U I II JW~ COpIes of speclflcahons and bId sheets may be obtaIned from the I ! City Clerk The City reserves the nght to reject any and all bids, to waive any Informahty 10 the bldd= to accept any bids It • deemsto be il tile best j~ of the ',. Skis w1l1. ~ on allY indiVicIlI*l ttem, ...... tlM lilted ~and may be awarded separately or combined. -• Chester E. Petersen ••••••••• Clip 8c Save •••••••••••••••••••••••••• .1 G P N 6-26-86 City Admimstrator-Clerk Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One.A .. Schools North student wins Custom Catering School people Banquet Center trip to Mexico For All OccasIOns of the month North High School sophomore Safety of the Month Rohlt Knshna ISa firm believer In School Student planmng ahead - even If It means Defer Jenna Nutter It makes hfe a lIttle Inconvement Ferry George Kalafas rIght now Kerby Phlhp Kotsls Durmg thiS school year he's car- Maire Mark Dely ned seven courses so he can "get Mason Mark PhIppS ahead," and he's planmng to take Personalized Catering for all a SAT course thIS summer even Monteith John Gamrat occasions Created Menus to John Guareslmo though It means he'll have to delay Poupard DommlC Slattery a trIp to MeXICOgiven him as the match the theme of your par- Richard Britt Stebbms fIrst place WInner for the State of ty. Either at our Simply elegant Trombly Gall MelchIOr MIchIgan on the NatIonal Spamsh Banquet Center, or wherever ExaminatIon your party may be We do Service of the Month The test, admimstered by teach- everything to guarantee the School Student ers and sponsored by the AmerI- Defer Andy Bramlage can ASSOCIatIOn of Teachers of success 01 your party Spamsh and Portuguese, was Ferry Catherme Drummy Corporate Catering Ava/lable Kerby Kimberly Higel given earlier thIS year Krishna's lI-ldue Juhe Bower SWI e of 73 l-Ull ~ll ~~poll~e~ out of 9189 Cadieux Mason Danny Lamkm 80 carrIed hIm through the state Monteith Beth Elrod competItIOn to be named the WIll- Norman Joseph 881-5955 John Ponzio Jenny Besslmer ner of a nine-day tnp to MeXICO Poupard Amy Justice City and Acapulco Richard Derek Harns Krishna IS not a newcomer to Trombly Charhe Severn traveling A former reSIdent of New York, Califorma and BraZIl, Librarian of the Month he's had the opportumty to VISit School Student most of the South Amencan coun- Defer Kelly Wmters tnes, India and MeXICO However GROSSE POINTE FARMS Ferry Libby Piggins he inSISts that having been to Mex~ Kerby Lindsay FaIr ko doesn't lesson the excitement of AUTOWASH, LTD. Maire Todd Diefenderfer havmg won a trIp back there agam ThiS summer's plans to take Mason Leah Khagham PhOIO by Kay Phologlaphy Jamie Mouton an SAT course has delayed the ex- formerly Farms AutoWash, Inc. cursIOn to the summer of '87 Monteith Megan White under new ownership and management Rebecca Murray Saad wins scholarship Krishna began hiS study of Poupard Erik Anderson Spamsh when he hved m Cahfor- Richard Katie Perry Suzanne Saad was recently awarded a $1,000 University of ma and plans to contmue WIth It Trombly None Michigan Regents' Alumni Scholarship. Edward J. Shine, throughout hIgh school While he 17819 Mack Avenue-at Rivard School Grounds South principal, presented the scholarship to her. She is the understands hIS parents when they School Student daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Saad of the Park. speak HmdI, he says he would be hard-pressE'o to respond 886-4766 Richard Matt Reynolds is pleased to announce the installation of the new "State-of-the-Art" conveyor. This North's Herman heads to Duke Landers awarded St. Paul scholarship addition will allow us to serve you faster Chnstopher Herman has been Herman WIll enroll m two Megan Landers, an eighth grade chlgan. Her grandparents are Dr with a greater degree of efficiency. accepted to the Duke Umverslty courses conslstmg of lectures, student at St Paul Elementary and Mrs Maurice Landers of pre-college program for the aca- dISCUSSIOnsand laboratory ses- School, has been chosen the reci- Grosse POInte Farms demically talented He Will be at sions He WIll have access to all of pient of the 1986 St Paul Parish Runners-up m the 1986competi- FULL SERVICE CLEANING INSIDE & OUT Durham, N C., for SIXand one-half Duke's hbranes and athletIC Scholarship tIOn were Brendan Henry, who at- weeks thiS summer faclhtles The course Will be taught As the wmner, Megan WIll re- tends Umverslty of DetrOIt Acade- ceive $400 toward her tUitIOnat Re- my. and Chnstme Rondlm, who at- The program ISdeSigned to pro- by members of the Duke faculty Is --00----ip------...I gma HIgh School By mamtammg tends S1. Paul School 00 vide the scholastic challenge of There WIll also be tIme for con- 1$1 at least a "B" academIC average, The St Paul Pansh Scholarship college-level courses to highly certs, cookouts, mOVies, speakers, qualified students and to help them 'ihe Will be ehglble for consecutive competition is open to any eighth i 1 OFF i i OFF i sports and fIeld trIpS One such prepare for the adjustments they payments of $400 for each year of grader m the parish who plans to held tnp opportumty Will be a tnp hIgh school attend a Cathohc high school Last I Full Service I I Full Service I will be making as college fresh- to the Duke Umverslty Manne men Megan IS the daughter of Sharon year's wIllner was Dorothy I Car Wash I I Car Wash I Labs Landers and the late Michael Lan- DeFauw, who has mamtamed a 4.0 Only one of every 20 students John Kastran, North High School I Not valid with any other I I Nol vahd WIth any other I who apply are accepted for thiS ders She was born m Brussels, average at Regma High School and I coupon or discount I I coupon or dlscounl I prmcipal, said, "This is a very de- BelgIUm and moved to the Umted program. has qualifIed for the second lIlstall- I with co.pon - •• p. 7.2.86 I I "'ltb Co.pOD - up. 7-2'86 I manding academiC program We States when she was 12 ment of her award The scholar- Brownell holds are proud that ChrIS Herman has She has one Sister, Karen, who IS ShlP is funded by the St Paul Edu- been selected and Wish him well ., a student at the Umverslty of MI- cational Trust Fund .._------_ .. recognition day ..------More than half the students at Brownell Middle School were honored May 23for their academiC accomphshments for the 1985-86 school year Donald Messmg, prmclpal of Brownell Middle School, and Jon We are pleased to announce Gandelot, preSident of the Grosse Pomte Board of Education. award- the opening of ed certificates to students for the GROSSE POINTE SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL following achievements our Grosse Pointe office Presidential Academic Fitness GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL Award, presented to eighth 32 Lakeshore Drive graders only, AcademiC AchIeve- ment and CItIzenship Awards, Vann W. Fleming Monday, June 30 - BALALAIKA ORCHESTRAOF DETROIT Free Press Wntmg Awards; Mar- Branch Office Manager featuring the NEVA DANCERS. Experience the songs and tin Luther King Award of Recog- dances of old RUSSia- reminiscent of "Dr Zhlvago" and the mtlon: Spelling Bee CertIfIcates, RUSSianBear restaurant Michigan EducatIon Assessment Program CertIficates, Michigan Mathematics League Certificate;; and Awards of the French Institute of DetrOIt RoNeY &CO. The awards were presented to the students during a luncheon at Member New York Stock Exchange, Inc WhIChthey were mVlted to partICI- pate because of theIr outstandmg 73 Kercheval • Grosse PolOte, MI 48236 • (313) 885-9470 achievement Many parents and grandparents were on hand to con- gratulate the students t~~~~ "~~~~j '6 89 Kercheval on the hill Ferformance trme 800 pm Grounds open 600 pm for picnicking C"'\) Store Hours: Monday~Saturday 8:00 to 5:30 FRIE , Wednesday till Noon Closed Sunday HOME DEliVERY To set fhe mood a speCial RUSSianpicniC buffet Will precede the concert for paid piC Ph. 885.8400 nlc reservations made at least three days Prior to the concert Buffet tickets are S6 50 ------per person CORNISH USDA CHOICE FRESH IMPORTED BONELESS f' HENS RIB EYE LAMB POLISH. .COMING AnRACTIONS. '~, 22 OZ. STEAKS PATTIES HAM ' Monday, July 14 MICHIGAN OPERA THEATREQUARTET Monday, July 21 NEW REFORMATION DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND \.~$1!,~~3!9 $1~9 CI$1~Jt~ Monday, JUly 28 JAMES TOCCO, CONCERT PIANIST (indoors) Monday, August 4 GROSSE POINTE SYMPHONY POPS CONCERT LOW SALT 'BONELESS HAAGEN- LOUIS JADOT~ TICKETS510 00 Reserved Seats Reserve by check payable 10 CHICKEN DAZS PLAIN BEAUJOLAIS 5650 lawn AdmiSSion Half Price tor children under 12 Grosse Polnle War Memonol BREAST ICE CREAM BAGEL VILLAGE ~ 32 Lakeshore Drive SAVEWITH A PACKAGEI STUFFEDWml CHIPS 98 ' Grosse Pointe Forms. MI48236 I .. lIlloceou, eNIOI AlIlIaACON to- -~ ~ ~/ $1 1 5 Package A 560 00 8 vounchers for 39 concert(s) of youl chOICe, reserved For Intormolron call fhe War ~ $11lc' ;~i PINT $1~~ $4!~ ~ seating MemOrial of 881 7511 Package B S4000. 8 lawn IIckets Monday Soturdoy 9 am 9 pm SWEET CAROLINA CALIFORNIA GREEN ~ good for any ouldoor .~ concert(s) BING PEACHES BROCCOLI BEANS ~ Make on ovenlnq of II' Bnng your own picniC or reserve for lhe RUSSian picniC buNel a· .-:CHERRIES ~ t~890 A ~ RAIN DATESFOR All CONCERTS Will FOllOW ON TUESDAY ___ With Best WIshes and Compliments of _ ~)'-"'4I99~.~69~ V BUNCH ~~79~ Fine Selection of Imported & Domestic Wines & Champagnes ~ .Jacobsons - • lilly UPS Plck.Up We reserve the rlgnt to limit qUlintItles _ Prices In effect through July 1 Wp Wp om£!' Jarobson s OHfge Card or The American E:.press Card '-' Shop until 9 p m on Thursday and Friday ~~ . 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CLEMENS PORT HURON 776.4455 985-3300 - - _..-.--~_-.-.--~-~.- Gross~ Pointe News Section 8 The Second Section Thursday, June 26, 1986 47 bells ring in hannony in MeDlorial carillon The largest bells in the Memorial Church carillon were installed when the tower was built in 1927. These eight bells form the bottom octave of the carillon. Thirty-nine more bells were added in 1952, making the chimes a carillon. Below, William De Turk plays a tune at the console in the tower room, one level below the bells. De Turk is also the official carillonneur for the University of Michigan. He is only the fourth carillonneur to hold the position. IlIon, the Olsen Nauen transpor- breed They play the largest and Carillonneurs table canllon. the most massive mUSiCalInstru- Yes, a travelIng carillon ment imagInable, yet the results mark 50th Though traditionally a carillon can be as delicate and melodIOus must be mounted in a tower and as any instrument made. anniversary would be difficult to move as De Turk became Interested m much as an inch, let alone taken the carillon while workmg on a with chiming on a natIonal tour, the Olsen masters degree in organ at the perlbrmances Nauen carIllon ISa notable excep- University of MichIgan tIon BUIltm 1984and mounted on "Why does anyone start playmg By Elsa Frohman a truck, the Norwegian traveling a musical mstrument?" De Turk Twenty-three bells make a car- carillon has 52 cast bronze bells saId. "Because you lIke the Illon, but it takes a carillonneur to visibly hung m a self-contamed sound." make musIc. This year, the GuIld steel frame deSIgned for easy mo- De Turk explained that learn- of Carillonneurs in North Amer- blhty. ing the carIllon is not difficult for Ica WIllcelebrate its 50th anniver- I It's so big, it's classed as an anyone with a solid background in sary - and my won't the bells oversized vehIcle," De Turk said piano and organ The instrument ring for that celebration. "They've had to get special per- is played on a console of levers ar- William De Turk, director of mIts to take it from state to ranged lIke the whIte and black musIc at Grosse Pointe Memonal state." keys of a piano, with the notes m Church, has been a carillonneur The travehng canllon prOVides the lower ranges duplIcated on for 18years. He plays not only the a speCIal opportumty to actually foot pedals lIke an organ. 47-bell carillon in the tower of the see the bells as they are played. "We think of a plano as a stan- church, but is also the offiCialcar- Th~ canllon is in Detroit in con- dardized mstrument," De Turk illonneur for the Un\versity of Junction with the World Carillon said. "It always has 88 keys But MIchigan in Ann Arbor- FederatIon's seventh Internation- carillons vary greatly in sIze and On Tuesday, July 8, Memorial al Congress m Ann Arbor and sound It must have a mInImum Church will host a performance of Bloomfield Hills of 23 bells, covering two octaves the world's largest traveling car- CarIllonneurs are a speCIal (Continued on Page 48) w ite sa e * * *Come in and find white sale values throughout the store LuxofID Towels by Martex Reg. Sale Bath Towel 14.95 12.99 Hand Towel 995 7.99 Washcloth 395 3.29 FI.kll R_ 41" glm bbl. wi!. 4 Slat. ,,,,.1•• chin Rwul W'- OCI .. 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FREE 979.5500 Phone: 881-9890 ~d;bQth & linens Thurs. & Fri. 9:30-9:00 DELIVERY. 35834 Van Dyke • Sterling Hts. store Mil" • Tllurs • Frt 111-8. Tues. Well , 105 • SUn 12-4 btwn. 15 & 16 Mile Rds. - Page Two-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 -gngaged In Golf, There Is College, and a 1981 gl'aduate of tel', Leshe Ellen, to Barry Georgetown Umverslty WIth a Thomas Pray, son of Mr. and Only bachelor of SClence m nursing. Mrs. Donald Pray of Grosse Isle. She lS a reglstered nurse and A Sept. 27, 1986wedding lS plann. One Word holds a master of busmess admm- ed at Bethany Lutheran Church m istration degree from Emory Um- Detroit versity She w111assume the posi- The bride.elect lS a graduate of tion of health care management the Umverslty of Michlgan wlth a PINEHURST consultant at the Atlanta offlce of bachelor's degree and Central Ernst & Whmney She lS a mem- Mlchlgan Umverslty wlth a mas- The Ultimate in Golf, Beauty, and Lifestyle ber of the Sigma Gamma Assocla- ter's degree m personnel admmls- t1On,the Jumor League of Atlanta tration She lS the personnel man- and the Atlanta Hlstonc Preser- ager at the Guaranty Federal LUXURY NEW CONDOMINIUMS vation SocIety. Savmgs Bank of Taylor, MlCh The bndegroom-elect holds a The bridegroom-elect holds a 1 BR. $68,900 bachelor of busmess admmistra- bachelor's degree m fmance from tion from Emory Umverslty, a Wayne State Umverslty He lS a JUriS doctor degree from the Um- commercial credlt analyst wlth 2 BR. $87,500 verslty of Georgla School ot Law, the First Federal Savmgs Bank & and a master of legal letters from Trust of Pontiac CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION Georgetown Umversity School of Law. He lS stote tax counsel for 1-800-334-4724 the Coco-Cola Company in Atlan- Christine Black and ta Carolyn Way PINEHURST MANOR Jeffrey Trempus A Nov 29, 1986 weddmg is is a member of Phi Beta Kappa planned from Colgate Umverslty P.O. Box 1957 Black-Tre1npus The bridegroom-elect, an asso- clate m the New York law firm of Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374 Annehese MacDonald of Grosse Cahlll Gordon & Remdel, at- Pointe Park and Ronald Black of tended Umverslty Llggett School Denver, Colo, announce the en- m Grosse Pointe and graduated gagement of thelr daughter, Chris- cum laude from Holy Cross Col- hne A. Black, to Jeffrey E. Trem- lege and the Umverslty of M1Chl- pus, son of Delores Trempus of Ar- gan Law School nold, Pa , and the late Edward Trempus An Aug. 16, 1986wedding is planned The bride-elect attended Michi- RACK gan State Umversity and earned a bachelor's degree m audiology and speech pathology at the University of Denver. She is a counselor for developmentally disabled adults at Laradon Hall in Denver The bridegroom-elect holds a Elisabeth Oldham SALE bachelor's degree in geology from Penn State Umverslty. He is work- ing on an MBA degree at Regis Oldham-Johnson College m Denver. He is employed as a geologist at Amencan Stratigraphic Co. m Denver Sara Lesesne Lesesne-McArthur Way-Judge 400/0 OFF Dr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Les- Mr. and Mrs. Kendall S. Way of esne of Grosse Pointe Farms an- Rlchmond, Mass, announce the SELECTED nounce the engagement of their engagement of thelr daughter, daughter, Sarah Harleston, to Carolyn, to Frank T Judge III, John William McArthur Jr., son son of Mr and Mrs. Frank T Leslie Meissner STYLES & BRAND NAMES of Mr. and Mrs. John William Judge Jr of Grosse Pointe Park M eissner- Pray McArthur of Ailey, Ga. An October weddmg is planned. The bride-elect is a 1977 gradu- The bride-elect, a product man- Mr and Mrs Allan Melssner of ate of University-Liggett School, agel' at Clalrol Inc., m New York, Grosse Pointe Farms announce a 1979 graduate of Colby-Sawyer graduated magna cum laude and the engagement of their daugh- Cancer screenings to be held during July locally IACOBELL'S NATURALIZER SHOES Durmg July, the Michigan Can- ducted by a speclally trained patients, thrlr faml!i~s and mem- Your place for a EASTLAND CENTER cer F~)llndation will hold two nurse, the pap test costs $8 and the beI'$'Oftl1e't!ommumties of eastern wide range of sizes, scre~mngs for cancer at the East breast exam is $15 w,ayne a~Jv1acomb countIes 839-0080 RegiOnal Center in Warren. . For more mformation or to the best selection. .. A pap test lS scheduled for Mon- Loc~ted at 1511 13Mlle at Ha.yes make an appointment call the and personalized SOUTHLAND CENTER day, July 14, and a breast exam Road 10 Warren, the East Reglon- seroice! 287.9550 will be held Monday, July 28. Con- al Servlce Center serves cancer THINKING OF A. NEW KITCHEN? WE OFFER THE ULTIMATE IN DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP J AT COMPETITIVE PRICES CALL A PROFESSIONAL ~5~~~:~~.~FI~81.1024 Visit our Showroom riverview plaza ju1l.c 28 ~ 29 Sat. 9 to 9PM Sun. 11 to 6PM Art Auction Sun 2PM 1-94 to St. Clair exit 12 miles south of Port Huron. In the past 6 months HAVE YOU , ~ MOVED? " ..' rl " BECOME ENGAGED? t' • \ HAD A BABY? ., I '* ~' . We have lots of free ~ gifts for you !!! , , " .I ~~?, If you now live in the Tickets S800 Lawn seating For Information, Park call 881-7956 Beverages and No carry-In hampers, call 863-5828 City or Farms 356-7720 snacks available for coolers or beverages dUring business hours. purchase allowed Rain date, June 29, 1986 ______( A~---t::..--_-_--__=::::_::::_==_ Ask for the Representative from presented In cooperation with =~ew Visif)ns f)f ""f)U ~ WQR~ 21028 Mack Jwenue • Groll. Pointe Woods • 884-0330 ~@1m~PIl • \~ I (l "l I [) t I r • t I I - ~ - - Tilt (/,~, "I'~ III SIQII r ... -.------.-- ... ------_._----- Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B IF YOU CAN'T BE THERE PMS -Weddings TO CARE, CALL US: Professional Medical Services 343-4357 gray embrOidered two-piece dress bnde, St. LoUiS, Mo. Bndesmalds and canllion musIc and chOIr di- The mother of the groom wore a were Mary O'Rourke, of Harper rectIOn were provIded by Fredenc we can help light pmk, lea-length dress With Woods; Denise Hopkms and DeHaven you with your HOME three-quarter length sleeves Diane Hagg, both of Warren. medical and CARE The couple honeymooned With a The best man was Stanley personal NURSING triP to Orlando, Fla They wlll lIve Marrs of Indianapohs, Ind care needs III Oklahoma City Groomsmen were Dr. W. Richard The bride holds a bachelor of Ludwig of Seattle, Wash, John sCience degree from Oklahoma Ludwig of Woodstock, NY, and UI1IVelsity She ISa marketmg re- Thomas LudWig of Grosse Pointe presentalJve for ChnstJan World Park, all brothers of the groom HOME The groom holds a bachelor of James ChampIOn of Grand Rap- MAKING ~Clence degree from East Central Ids served as usher Umver!>lty, Ada, Okla He IS a The bnde wore a tradItional SERVICES mclrketmg representa live for Pit- dress of white falle taffeta with an ney Bowes 11Iu~lon neckline and bodice The Grosse Pomte South High adOl ned with appliques of em- School Jazz Band played m the 20410 Harper Ave brOidery and pearls. Her three- Harper Woods, MI 48225 garden dunng the IeceptlOn Ime tiered scalloped veil fell from a 900 Tower Dr 14th FI wreath of white silk rosebuds and Troy, Ml 48098 Affih.led pearls and she carned a cascade He.llh ServICes Serving tne surrounding of white roses, gardemas, lilies of communities tor over 30 years Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen the valley and IVy Tne bnde:.rmlld:. WOle Led- Beds'warth -illle1 i ,..-~ length, white, embrOIdered chif- // ~ Jenmfer BedswOl th, daughter at fon over a deep rose underdress of Mrs. James Knoska f "\\ Mr and Mrs Jame~ Bed'iworth 01 taffeta and carried bouquets of I \' Grosse pointe Park, and Fred rubrum hhes and IVy The men T.r~'ll/"j C' T?:noSka Allen, son at Harnette Allen of wore morning coats of charcoal Hit (.00 - .n.: ~/!/~A.~~ Midwest City, Okla , dnd Fred gray Laurel Clarke WIlliS, daughter '/9'f"~ Allen of Midwest CIty, were mar- The mother of the bnde wore a of Mr and Mrs Douglas K Willis ned on May 17 at St Paul'~ Catha mauve chIffon floor-length gown of Grosse POInte Farms, and IIc Church' with a whIte orchid corsage James John Knoska, son of Mrs ~~~/IJ ~~ The Rev Hector J SaulIno of- The mother of the groom wore a Edward Knoska of LaGrange d1fl11~~ ,((I) ~~>~~!? ficiated at the 11 a m ceremony rose chiffon floor-length gown Park, III , were marned on April which was followed by a receptIOn with a white orchid corsage. ghu~~h Grosse Pointe Memonal /? ~")1 =----' 'l(/ ~~1- at the Grosse POinte War Me- monal The couple honeymooned III The Rev. Dr Stanton R Wilson The bnde wore a dres~ at silk Stuart, Fla and will live In Grosse officiated at the 5:30 p.m cere- ~J~ POInte Woods ?l~','.iJ\ taffeta with puffed ~Ieeves and a mony WhICh was followed by are- 'i-l! <'? """\..' ( / lace overlay with clusters of seed The bnde IS an Albion College cephon at the DetrOit Athletic graduate and received a bachelor Club. 1\ / pearls She wore a matchmg veil Mr. and Mrs. David J. Ludwig '/ _J.- (I~'9{)/._~ ~ ~ and cathedral-length tram She of arts degree in 1983, majormg 10 The bride wore a long, white carried a bouquet of white roses vocal performance and German sheath with beadmg at the walst- I( ~ --:~/ ~/ ,I, ~ / , ( with white miniature carnatIons Heller-Ludwig She IS a member of Alpha ChI line and IVy Jeanne Marie Heller, daughter Omega and Sigma Alpha Iota sor- The matron of honor was Joann .. ~F ~'~~} The maid of honor was Regma of Gerald and Mary Heller of on ties She currently IS branch Sworek of Birmmgham The best Barteszewlcz, fnend of the bnde Grosse Pointe Shores, and David manager of the Manpower Tem- man was Terrence S Mulligan of Bndesmalds were Ilene Schulte of James LudWig, son of William pOIary Services Co In Dearborn Forest, Ill. Grosse Pomte Park, Maunne and Dorothy LudWig of Grosse The bndegroom received hiS The couple honeymooned with a They're O'Bryan of Grosse POInte City, Pomte, were marned AP~Il 19, at b':l.chelor of arts and masters de- tnp to Ocho RlOS, Jamaica They Jamie Britton of Oklahoma They Chnst Church Grosse Pomte gees m music from Indiana Uni- will live in Chicago into wore tea-length dresses in pen- The Rev Canon William E versity m 1984 He is a professlOn- The bride is a graduate of wmkle blue satm and carned blue Tudor, Chnst Church Cathedral, al smger and vocal mstructor m Northwood InstItute ins and purple pansle~ Indianapolis the Rev Paul Kep- t le area and at present IS a mem- The groom is a graduate of the everything! The be~t man was Steven Craft. pler, First English Lutheran b.~.of the MichIgan Opera Thea- Umversity of WisconsIn With a Bubbling with joy, children are naturally curious and in- fnend of the groom, Oklahoma CI Church, Grosse Pomte Woods, and tf'r's Overture to Opera bachelor of SCIence degree, and terested. They need to know which way to go, what to Rev Gregory P Sammons, Chnst ty, Okla Groomsmen wen' Kirk Music for the service was pro- the University of Washington with choose. And so they need guidance. West, Curti:> KI ebbs. ~iephen Church Grosse Pomte, offiCiated vlded by the Chnst Church ChOIr an MBA He IS currently a vice Pope, all of Okiahollla CIty, Oklcl at the 11a m ceremony A recep- of Men and Boys, and by tenor preSIdent of HBO and Co , a hOSpI- At the Christian Science Sunday School they learn about Ushers were John, Bryan, Andre\\ tlOn at Gowame Golf Club Imme- solOIst MIchael Hendricks Organ tal computer firm and Jason Bedsworth, all brothers diately followed God. Here young people consider the choices the Bible of the bnde The matron of honor was Kath- Arts Foundation receives grant characters made. Sunday School is a resource to use in ryn Heller-Flshbam, SIster of the The mother of the bnde wore a The Skillman Foun- program, which was according to Barrie helping them choose the best. dation has made a established m 1980, Werba, AFM's execu- Your children are invited to come and explore how God grant of $5,000 to the prOVides fmanclal tive director scholarship program support for art stu- guides their lives. -A/ew .(1rrivals of the Arts Foundation dents at Michigan col- Tbe foundatIOn IS . of Michigan (AFM), a leges, umverslbes and funded l~ntlrely by CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL - statewide foundation art schools Smce contributIons from Every Sunday at 10'30 am Francois Joseph Maternal grandparents are Sam that supports MIChl- 1981,82 students have corporations, founda- and Mary Perry of Grosse Pomte gan artists and stu- received $2,000 scho- tions and individuals, FIRSTCHURCHOF CHRIST.SCIENTISTGROSSEPTE FARMS Belanger III Woods Paternal grandparents are dents larshlps from AFM, Werba said 282 Chalfonte Mr and Mrs Eugene G the late Mr and Mrs LOUIS Announcement of Belanger of Ashland, WIS. are the Janutol the award was made parents of a son, FrancOiS Joseph, today by A. DaVid born April 7 Maternal grand- Stephen Blair Shier MIkesell, preSident of parents are Lt Col and Mrs AFM's board of trust- Roger 5ellus of White Sands, N M Diane and Stephen Shier of Mt ees Paternal grandparents are Mr Clemens are the parents of a son, "The Skillman . OROUN LET'SGO and Mrs F Joseph Belanger of Stephen Blair, born June 10 FoundatIOn's grant Grosse Pomte Farms Maternal grandparents are Mary WIll enable the Arts Lou Moody of Grosse Pomte FoundatIOn of MIChi- NURSING Brittany Lynn Shores and the late Justice Blair gan to mcrease its CAMPING, GIRLS Stanglewicz Moody Jr Paternal grandparents support of under- HOME are Eunice Shier of Grosse Pointe graduate seniors who Michael and Wendy Stanglewlcz Woods and the late Wilham G need assistance In 8045 of DetrOit, formerly of Grosse Shier their fmal year at 1--\..,1JHHR.,O\ Pointe City, are the parents of a school," Mikesell 1>1 I Ron. \lICH Get set for camp. With ..l daughter, Brtttany Lynn. born Nathan saId May 29. Maternal grandparents "The number of stu- everything you need to make), ( are Rolly and Jean Ewen of Plano, Wheeler Jones dents we can help de- 821-3525 Texas. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Raymond Jones of pends upon this kind outdoor liVing comfortable and fun Ervin and Ida Stanglewlcz of 5t Q04/ In Grosse Pointe Park are the par- of commitment from Cozy sleep shirt In polyester Clair Shores ents of a son, Nathan Wheeler, the corporate and \l;RC)/\G ( IRe born June 11 Maternal grand- foundatlOn communi- pastels Sizes 4 to 14.$13 Craig Perry Janutol parents are Mr and Mrs Leon ty," he saId Craig and Gall.Janutol of Grosse Wheeler of Akron, NY Paternal The scholarship Camp kit With felt markers. diary. Pomte Woods are the parents of a grandparents are Mr and Mrs ?????????????????????????????????? doodle pad, stickers, and SIX son, Craig Perry, born June 17 Walter Jones of Manne City ~:' .CA'REER' [)eCISION 'STRATEGY . :~ ~. ~ postcards by Frances Meyer. $4 ('0. Where Today's DeCISions Bring Tomorrow s .~ ('0. .~ ~. Success .~ Tote With four cotton hiPster ~: For an appointment to diSCUSShow the follow- :~ ('0. 109services can help your future call 824-6564 .~ panties In multi-colored solids ('0. .~ 20% OFF RAY-BAN@ ('0. Assessment Personality, Interest. Ability .~ By St Eve Girls' S-M-L $9 ~: College Consulting College Majors :~ ('0. Computer ASSisted Career DeCISion Makmg .~ SUNGLASSES THROUGH ~: Job Interview Techniques Resume :~ WITH THIS AD ('0. Assertiveness Training. Human Potential .~ JUNE 30th 1986 ('0. .~ ('0. John Carroll, Expenenced College Counselor: .~ ~: Nationally Certified Career Counselor (NCCC) :~ ??????????????????????????????????...... b8 1t91'!'!m To be beautiful IS a glfl of nature To become beautiful IS an art Hair Cut & Style .. 51000 "dudes ShdmJll'll & Blml Dn reg S22.00 ( htld" n $7.00 Naturally Q t , , Creole a Illl(UriOUS spa 'or yow tlQ,r - at home - WIth vow very own BOln dA Terre Spa Regime for CleanSing Jacobson's ond Condilloning ~'lt'pe"ence Boln de TeHe We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The Amerrcan Express' Card M"Ch more than IuS! 0 ~ perm reg OS 00 now Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday $45 00 S ~ Until 6 pm on Monday. Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday f_ Sprcro/ consideratIOn gIVen Senior C'tlzen~ l_ J 882-9711 19599 MA(.'K ",,'t;., G.P.",. 18530 Mack, Grosse Pointe • 882-1540 ANN .RIOR e Rr.lIPIIGH.«lM DU.ABO"N EA5.T OPlAND f:l-'PIDS EAST LANSING OAOSSE POINre: JACt AnnounCing the Opening Of Carillon concert • • • "T~ Re6ideMu- HtUtte btVt tke eedeJdy" (Continued £rom Page IB) ....ystem to bnng the sound of the to be called a canHon " bells mto the room A true canllon must also have De Turk's canllon classes Six Resident Facility State Licensed an "expressive" keyboard, ac- made a practice keyboard neces- R.N. Supervision 24 Hr. Loving Care cording to De Turk Some bells sary, becau~e the less than per- are played by electric or electron- fect mUSIC of students often Modern brICk home near Lake 5t Clair ically assisted keyboards that bothered the church's neighbors 463-3113 eliminate the vanatlons 10 inten- The pracllce board IS a duphcate sity that can be produced with a of the console, With small chimes mechamcal system attached to the levers, Simulating An astoundmg vanety of canl- the mU~lc - qUietly Ions are located 10 the nnmedlate "The canllon IS reall) a public WORSHIP SERVICES Detroit area, De Turk said The mstrument," De Turk Said "You carillon at Kirk in the Hills, 10 can't Ju~t play It tor yourself " Christ the King Carillons were first developed St. Paul Ev. First English Bloomfield HIlls is the largest In Lutheran Church Ev. Lutheran the world, consisting of 77 bells m Europe as part of the town 20338 Mack GPW .,. Lutheran clock At first, It was Just the Church However, the number of bells IS The Olsen Nauen Transportable Carillon was made in Norway. 884-5090 -Jb Church only one measure of a carillon hour!:>that were chImed Then a It will be at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church on July 8 to present . ~ • 881.6670 Vermer ROdd at The instruments are also rated by short tune wa~ added to alert lis- • • Challoole and Wedgewood Drive, a demonstration. The 7:30 p.m. event is open to the public. Grosse Pomte Woods the weight of the bells - an mdl- tener!> that the hours would be Family Worship Lothrop 8!i4-50-l0 ' cahon of how low the musIc can count~d The next step was to add 9:00 & !0:30a.m. bell Afterward, the bell IS derfully SImple A stamless steel lOOOam go The largest bell at Kirk In the fractIonal hours In some towns, Worship Early WOn.hlp & thE'clock would chIme as often as scraped on the 10slde to precl<;ely wire leads from the console to the ,"unoa\ School - 9 10 a m Hills IS :1 hght weIght, comparl:'rl JO~t:ph P Fat!!), Pd~lul 0.'Ul::.€I) .:n all within the building '\1!'rhnR Heights Gro.se Pomte Woods 12200 H.1l Rd (\( ~9) 1943~ M.de Annu., 1\ ... \lldll f ....H& l.ll(", lr\bll \hl()(k~'\f'rl~ r\l rl~. ,\.1I1rR():u1 for further information 719-5100 881-9390 ROTII'iTORF'o OPF"I MO'" &:TlfUR'i UNTil 9P M ,olhrrd.". 9 JOlo5 'Op m , "Take Time To Smell the Roses" or for an appointment ( ''''rd <;uod., • <;/crllng Hf'.ghl9 ,'ore .1", 0P<'n Fr' unl,l 9 00 P m Dr ,Jdmes R Carroll, preachmg call LOrS NAIR 823.6470 10 00 A \1 WorshIp or 822-9000 Crlh & Toddler Care C'hlldren~ Church School 16 Lakeshore Drive • Grosse POinte F'arm~ • 882.5.330 • • J ;q • Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS (!Iuband(!hurchA/ews------~MAIER WERNPER:: IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE Grosse Pointe Singles Parents \Vithout a picmc, a Stroh house VISItand the commumty of Wmdsor Further in- Gro!:>!:>cPomte Single!:>will have weekly 1p m lunches. Mondays at formatIOn IS provided In the at- Partners Bonanza on Mack at 8 MIle, and tached newsletter. Everyone is 111- THAT KAREN Be JOELLE Saturday NIght Dancing on the Sa- (formerlv 01 Joyce 51 turdavsof June28and Julv 5 at the Tht' Gro..,::,e POInte chapter of Thursdays at the Big Boy at Jeffer- vlted to enjoy this evening-long 111- Stephen!:>Hoom of the Co,itll1ental Parent!:> Wlthollt Partners WIll son and 9 MIle ternatlOnal excursIOn Lane!:>. 31035 GratIOt .It 13 MIle have a Ilwehng on 1"rl Erne::,l DuMolichelie of Du I 'I /)(' i , 1 Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Clarification In last week's Gardener's Shed column, It was stated that the Grosse Pointe Rose Society takes care of the rose garden III front of the Grosse Pomte Cen- tral Library. We received several calls afterward, pomting out that It IS not the Rose Society, but an in- diVidual who cares for the roses - Margaret Young, who hves on McMIllan Road 10 the «'arms We checked mto this and out found that everybody was cor- rect The Rose Society does do- nate the plants and other ma- tenals to maintam the garden However, It IS Young who does the work She and her husband have been mamtammg the Golden Opportunity roses for the past nme years Pictured above are Marge Barnes, left, and Betsy Moo~e, center, two of the six winners in the Golden Opportunity. Yvung IS d member of the Grosse Pomte Rose Society drawing at University Liggett School. The prizes were and deserves commendatIOn $10 000 $2 000 and $1,000 and were awarded at 8 gala party for this long standing contnbu- in the s~ho'ol on Saturday, May 31. Shown presenting the Founders Day tlOn to the beauty of our com- check is Eugene Gargaro, a member of the school's Board of The Grosse Pointe Alumnae Chapter of Delta Gamma Sorority celebrated Founders Day on mUnity Trustees who served with Neil Georgi, also a board member, as co-chairman of the ticket committee. Barnes and Moore March 8. Members gathered in the trophy room at the Detroit Yacht Club on Belle Isle. Guest It's nice to observe that speaker, Or. Phillip C. Hessburg, addressed the Grosse Pointe Chapter as well as Birmingham sometimes a correctiOn isn't a each held one-fourth interest, with two other staff members and Detroit West Suburban Delta Gammas, with a presentation on "Ocular Poppycock." Jane matter of wrong and nght, but from Liggett, in one of the winning tickets in the 500 ticket Schneider and Barbara Trost, both of the Woods, served as co-hostesses. Pictured, left to right, rather nght and l'lght lottery. Other winners were William Darby, leeann Konrad and Beth Birgbauer. Proceeds from the lottery and party will bene- are Jan Hankins, president Detroit West Suburban chapter; Ann Baxter, president Grosse Pointe - Elba Frohman chapter; Dr. Phillip C. Hessburg; and Gwen lane, president Birmingham Delta Gamma chapter. fit the school. IIIIIIIIIIII~II 1 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~ I 1 II REALTOR'! EQUAL HOUSING I OPPORTUNITV THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED ' EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS W/l('n you hsl your hom(' With CFN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SINE REALTY Ontu~ TUR Y 21 r OCH '\t!OIl R we pltlce II piC lure of yow n!~ld('nce 111 the ,,,,,racon/') 1589 HollyViood - G P " ,-, ,- I ({'21I t! VI' IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME \.l--L-. .J....- _J IJ u M L S book and tn the Grosse POinte 1750 Vermer, Apt 7 - G P W TO CALL SINE ... LOCH MOOR Board of Realtors book You can double 2132 Roslyn, G P.W your home's exposure by Ilstzng Wltl: us' GROSSE POINTE PARK 884-5280 15105Wmdrmll POInte Dnve - Large, newer, brick Colonial, four bedrooms, two full baths. two lavatorIes, kitchen WIth breakfast room, hbrary, famIly room, fIrst floor laundry, two and one half car attached garage 1971BROADSTONE - ATTRACTIVE three bedroom Colomal WIth many amemtles Located m a great locatIOn Pnced to sell of t~e~~02d~~l?! (6OXl!O~, ~wo-way natural fU'eplace, one and one half baths, cent~al air and much more 1685 BRYS - CLEAN wellimamtamed Colomal m a deSirable locatlon of the Woods Very low utIlitIes and taxes SINE REALTY A pleasure to show PatIo With mcely landscaped yard Show and Sell I III 1589 HOLLYWOOD - BEAUTIFUL three bedroom Colomal In a SUPER location of the Woods ProfesSIOnally MULTILIST SERVICE pamted and decoratelj, walkmg distance to all schools, closets galore' Call for details 884-7000 F ARMS OFFICE 95B-960HARCOURT - OUTSTANDING value on thiS four bedroom, four baths mcome In the Park Superb condi- tIOn, Separate basements and utlhtles, natural woodwork and more' 20913HAWTHORNE - EXCELLENT condition on thIS three bedroom bungalow located In the Grosse Pomte School Dlstnct of Harper Woods Natural fireplace, patio, cedar closet and morel GREAT OFFERING - 1750 VERNIER APT ;fl - BEAUTIFUL first floor two bedroom, two full balhs con- NEW ON THE MARKET! domlnlUm In Grosse Pomte Woods Excellent condItIOn, super locatIon, fireplace, central air and morel I 2132 ROSLYN - APPEALING three bedroom, one bath ranch In Grosse Pomte Woods Assume open and land contract and take advantage of Grosse Pointe schools, parks, hbrafles and services Pflced lo the 40's ,."...... -"' ... .< ~--- --"'~ 1':;:::~~~u~~(..~7~~~:'-:: _ A UNIQUE HOUSE well located In the Farms SIXhouses THIS DISTINCTIVE FRENCH Coloma I has plenty of from the lake H has a marble floored foyer, large liv- street appeal and much more to recommend It as well 109 room With bow Window, charmmg library plus a It has a foyer, large hvlOg room WIth fireplace, dimng garden room Dining room has hUIIt-1nbuffet and chma room, pc.neled family room, kItchen With breakfast room c1o,>et,With parquet floors In dlnmg room and kitchen and three bedrooms Located on a beautlful tree Imed First floor laundry With great storage A 50 foot long street In the Woods, It may be Just what you've been look- bnck terrace In a lovely landscaped garden which ISvery 109 lor pnvate Four large bedrooms all With two closets, am- ple extra storage, three baths plus a large f1I'Stfloor pow ALWAYS WANTED TO BE ON THE WATER? Nows der room Well deSigned for family livmg and also flows your chance With 11 rooms With a panoramic Vlew Stun- GRACIOUS HOME BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED on beautifully for entertammg mng contemporary semi-ranch With five bedrooms, four one of the Farms most sought after streets Excellent baths, beautiful family room, and large covered patio floor plan for entertammg A fIrst floor laundry, attrac- for freighter watching Immediate occupancy tive modern kitchen WIth Jenn-alre, fIVe family bed- ISEE THESE FINE HOUSES TODAY! I rooms four bath'i, With two fireplaces on the second ONE BLOCK FHOM LAKE ST CLAIR Attractl",e t\\-o floor story home With a umque floor plan which mcludes a hvmg and dmlng room, famJly room, first £loor lavatory, large kitchen, four bedrooms, three baths, EVER POPULAR FARMS COLONIAL m need of no plus an excellent area for a second floor laundry work A quaM) Mutschler kitchen recently IIL~talled, work $195,000 19x12 family room plus all the other room" and fea- lures a small or growmg family needs Why not call LOCATED OFF KERCHEVAL BET"EEN THE at your earhe'lt convemence and let one of our as- VILLAGJ<:AND THE HILL -- What could be a more '>oclales sho\\< you the home Ideal locatIOn ' ThiS f<'rench townhouse ha'i had con 'ilderahlc mane) \\ Healthful salads with eye. Seed enough grapes to make one used as a garnish Makes eight cups. In saucepan, combine syrup appeal lend a festive note to cup. Drain the pineapple well Add servings mixture and spices. Cover and everyday meals as well as the the fruits and nuts to the gelatm Calones about 72 per serving simmer 10 minutes Remove from ~uperb bljffet gatherings. Pre. mixture. ChIll until It begms to Cholesterol 0 heat and let stand covered to steep pared ahead, a molded salad is thicken, then turn into a rIng mold Stram ready to pop on the table at meal- which has been slightly Oiled With Strawberry Ring Add gelatm to syrup mixture. ttme wlth t10 extra trouble salad 011. Refngerate until set 2 pkgs. (3 ounce) low-cal straw- Stir over low heat until gelatm IS The follOWing selectIOn of mold- dissolved Add cold water and NEW LISTING ON SOMERSET berry gelatin SpacIOUS,well-mamtamed one and qne half !.tory bungdlow rour bedroom", ed salads IS from the low-calone 2 cup!. boiling water lemon Juice Chill until partially low chole~telol, budgetwlse kit' two and one half baths, panelea !.um oom, Mut!>chler kllchen, metlcu 2 pkg!.. frolen sliced strawberries set Sllr in oranges and nuts; turn lous landscapmg all enhanced by a very mce SImple d~sumptlOn chens oj Thvra Grey Howard and 1-1/2 cup!. cru!.hed pineapple mto well oiled six cup mold Chill BY APPOINTMENT Helena DeWitt Roth 2 large fully ripe bananas, finely until firm Unmold onto plate of Recently Listed ... CriSp greens MakeS eight serv- glegant diced Gorgeous settmg for d greal !.eml Idnch ldedl locatIOn and <,Ile tor dny Cranbeny-Orange 2 Tblsp. lemon juice Ings age family Four bedroom!., three dnd one half balh." Ihrcp flrcplacer" Relish Mold Dissolve gelatIn In water Add family room plus garden room In-ground r,pnnklers pnvdle patiO, secunty alarm, attic fan and much more' A mo"t reJre~hlng alld delIghtful strawbernes, stirring occasIOnal- Dill Pickled Beet Salad ~(dad e"peually with roast turkey, ly until thawed Stir III pmeapple, The piquancy of the dIll beets 1m Lovely Ranch on Double Lot .. gating Three bedrooms, one full balh on Ten I\hle HUdd lO.':>t(1.111'Shol ('~ L.trge clud~or any other fowl Its bright banana and lemon JUIce Pour m- part an unusually delicIOUS flavor to well Oiled 6-1/2 cup mold Chill to tillS qUIck and easy salad Gar family room, mcely decoraled /C'd ('0101 enhances any bUJfet table until firm about five to SIX hours nl!>h With a wreath of CriSP, fresh Loads of room . . . Unmold on cnsp salad greens parsley and cucumber half moons, In thiS lovely five bedroom, thrl'e dnd one half bdth 1\ j-lovelCd bnck Tudor ~ ('11\ elop('" unfla\ ored gelatin Two sets of French door" frdme the hvmg loom llrepldle The kItchen Serves eight It IS a bpauty to behold II~<-up lold \\ atpr ~llA contallls a work Island, wood cdblnet~, dnd eatmg ~pd(e Ju,t J .,hort I Jar (16 ounces) dill pickled slic. II ~ ('UII boiling \\ alI'I walk to the Village I "mall OI'angp, lut up (Illcludlllg Yogurt Dressing ed beets I ('arton (8 ounce,,> lo\\-cal plain 1 envelope unflavored gelatin Condominium on Eight Mile. . 1It'('I) ~/ Large clean second floor condominium 10 de"rJble al Cd .'->pJCIOUr,roomr, 1/2 cup bl'ct liquid I LUll" fle.,1a u ,IIIIH.IIIl ..... \\ .. "hed }ogurl Wlih ndturd] woodwork 1II 0 bCUIOOIII~dllU ulle ILIII r)dIII .111(1dr,lined I tsp. !.ugar 1/2 cup boiling water It IS best to make thiS salad the Attractive newer Colomal .. , In blender contamer over cold 2 Tblsp. very finely diced candied 1/2 cup cold water SpacIOus four bedroom home on l'Ihddle!.ex Bedutlfu!ly ~et on e~tdte sued water, sprmkle gelatm and let day before to Insure firmness An ginger 1/4 cup lemon juice lot, thiS Immaculate home has been updJted and redecorJted thl ough hour or so before servmg turn "tand three to lour mmutes Add Thoroughly combme all mgre- 1 cup shredded green cabbage out First floor bedroom'" Ith full bdth opt,> a" fdmlly room molded salad onto a large servIng bollmg water, cover and process at dlents and serve With the Straw- 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions Adorable ranch In Detroit. platter and garmsh With water- stIr (low) until gelatIn dissolves, berry Rmg Makes one cup 1/2 cup thinly sliced celery Beautifully updated thiS Immaculate two bedroom ranch aD Three MIlt' cress leaves and red cmnamon about two mmutes Add sugar and Calones about 14 per tablespoon Drain beets, reserving 1/2 cup Drive mcJudes flllished ba~ement and expanhlOD dttK candles, to look lIke a holly wreath cut up orange, cover and process Cholesterol a trace Calones for IIqUld Cut beet slIces mto JulIenne New home In "The Sycamores" PdSS a dish 01 mayonnaise thinn- dt grind (high) unlll fInely chop- mold 103 per servmg Cholesterol stnps and set aside Soak gelatm Ne\l home under constructIOn on Sycamore Lane Deluxe four bedroom. ed With the pineapple syrup ped Add cranberrIes, cover and o in beet lIqUId for five mmutes Add three and one half balh cuslom home Fu'St lot from the lake Luxunolli> Serves eight flrst floor master sUIte WIth Ilreplace, library, maglllficent t\\ a slory process two to three cycles or un- to balling water, stirring until diS- Calories per serVl/lg about 113 famIly room With fIreplace ovellookmg the IJke Detalb. 11001'plan III fmely chopped Spiced Mandarin Ring solved StIr m cold water and Cholesterol 0 and speclflcat!Ons available on request Pour mto a four-cup mold or I can (11 ounces) mandarin orange lemon JUIce Chill until slightly !.ections thickened. Fold In vegetables Lot for Sale ... eight mdlvldual molds ChIll until Ideal bUJldmg sIte III thIS prime I eSldentlal lot 80 x 206 m Wmdmlll POlllte 6 inches stick cinnamon Spoon salad mto a six or eight cup firm Unmold on frIlly lettuce Gingerale Salad SubdlVlSlOn 1/2 t!.p. whole cloves mold Unmold to serve to six leaves and garmsh With half :1 Tblsp. gelatin 2 pkgs. low-cal orange gelatin Calones about 67 per serving INCOME AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES orange shces and fresh cran- 4 Tblsp. cold water 2 cups cold water Cholesterol 0 Price Reduction ... berries 1/:1 cup boiling water 3 Tbbp, lemon juice Excellent mcome properly belDl\ Jefferson Attractive ex lenaI' T\IO About 155 calOries per serVlTlg 2 cups low-calorie gingerale bedrooms, one full bath each Ulllt Beautifully mdmtamed Ideal for 0 1/:1 cup coarsely chopped English Volcanoes Cholesterol 1/4 cup lemon juice the buyer who WIshes to hve III one umt and rent the other Move m walnuts 2 Tblsp. sugat. More than 500 active volcanoes condition Dram oranges reservmg syrup Wreath Salad 1 cup finely chopped tart apple dot the earth's surface, says Na- Add water to syrup to make 1-3/4 Great income on Lakepointe ... 2 call!. jellied cranbelT} !.auce I cup chopped celery tional GeographiC World FIrst block off Jefferson thiS large all brick flat \11th two bedrooms m each I Tbl!.p. gl'anulated gelatin 1 cup crushed pineapple, dl'ained umt, mcludes separate basements and utilitIes ThiS mve~tment \\ell 1/4 cup cold water 1/4 cup crystallized ginger, very priced Small bunch Tokay grapes finely chopped INCOME PROPERTY Sound Income Sound Investment Two famIly Priced to sell, . , I small can crushed pineapple brack, two bedrooms each umt Sepa rate gas forced all' furnaces Two ThiS terrifIC two famIly Income III DetrOlI Three bedrooms 10\\er, 1\10bed- II ~ cup chopped nuts Sprinkle gelatin over cold water car garage Pnced $48,000 WIll negotlale CALL rooms upper Low maintenance Very mce nClghborhood CIO'>eto shop- Turn the cranberry sauce out of and let stand 15 minutes Add boll- pmg and expressway the cans mto the top of the double Ing water and stir until thoroughly bOIler and break It up very fme dissolved Stir in gmgerale, lemon \\ lth a fork Place over hot water JUIce and sugar untl! thoroughly 3Jo~n$. ~OOhman'NC for a few moments, until melted blended Let stand In refrIgerator Computertzed - Multdlsted SCHULTES REAL ESTATE Soak the gelatin m the cold water until It begInS to thicken. Then stir 710 NOTRE DAME lor five mmutes, and dissolve by m apples, celery, pmeapple and 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE pldClIlg the cup In hot water for a glflger Pour into a mold. Pre- Established 1951 mmute or so Add to the cranberry served kumquats add a bnght note 881.8900 sauce and let cool of color to a dehclOus salad when FAMILIES TRUST OUR NAME .. ' .... ~,'~""", > "~' "-" ...... ""~~' ~:""~~~' -- ~, .. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD CONDITION' Bedutl- PROFESSIONALLY DECORATED fIve bedroom ful Tudor style home \"'Ih an updated kItchen. condo on Maumee With newer furnace and hot newer carpet, leaded \\ mdows, fireplace, and water heater, remodeled bath, kitchen With ceil- fllllshed basement WIth wet bar $!Jq,500 B26BAR- 109 fan, and levolors Ihroughout $119,900 RINGTON GROSSE POINTE PARK OPEN (H-40MAUl 885 2000 SUNDA Y 2-5 11865800 GREAT LOCATION of SI Clair Shore!. I!.where BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT COLONIAL' Four you'll fmd thIS renovaled farm Colomal Fea bedroom lakefront Contemporary built by tures three bedrooms, counlry kltchcn wllh Walter Mast features spectacular two story separale dmmg room You'll love the COt) great room WIth cathedral cellmg overlook- counlry feehng offered by thiS umque stj Ie mg the lake, gourmet kItchen, and more home $46,IJOO (G.2 WALl llR'i.2000 $335,000 (G-o&JEFl 886-4200 ELEGANT RANCH on Lakeshore Road The on Iy thlllg belleI' than Ihe addre~s I~ Ihe house GREAT AREA of Grosse Pomte Woods IS where mSlde You'll fmd thiS beaullfull} appomled thIS excellent three bedroom starter home can three bedroom ranch III move-m conditIOn be found Has a mcely flmshed basement With With d newer Mutchler kItchen, and much recreallon room and full bath, canvas awmngs more $295,000 , ( L Page Eight-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 .G. Edgar 0associates 1441GRAYTON - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 - Pnvate street m Grosse Pomte Park - Beautifully decorated three bedroom brick Colomal, gorgeous kitchen, formal dm- 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 mg room, family room, new carpeting, natural wood- work, two car garage. OPEN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POINTE WOODS SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1545 ROSLYN 726 WESTCHESTER - A FIRST OFFERING I - An Beautlfully mamtalned Colomal With charmmg "coun. outstandmg Tudor With four bedrooms, three and one try decor" The Inside wall fireplace paneled m natural half bathrooms, modern kitchen for the lady of the house wood IS Just one of the fme features not usually found WIth a Jenn-alre range. Beautlful garden room for re- m a home of thiS pnce range Bay wmdows m both IIv- laxlllg Flmshed basement With bar Two and one half mg room and dmmg room allow plenty of light 10 thiS attached garage Beautifully landscaped Only $169,900 already bnght home The dull, but Important features, such as roof, furnace and \l.aterprooflng have all been done 10 recent years A mu~t see at $79,900 725 WESTCHESTER - Fabulous home With four SpaCIOUSbedrooms, two and one half bathrooms. Iibrarv. central air condltlomng, kItchen WIth bUIlt-lOS, family room, attached two car garage The exterIOr features a decorative patio, fountam, underground lIghtmg and FARMS LOCATION Slow down and take a good look sprmkllng system at thIS traditIOnal three bedroom two and one half bath Colomal m the Farms COMPETING FOR FIRST PLACE thiS freshly decorated home has natural wood floors, updated kitchen, family room and a lovely glassed porch Close to schools, transportatIOn and shoppmg AUDUBON - A FIRST OFFERING I Stnklng Enghsh Tudor With fIve bedrooms, three and one half bathrooms, formal dmmg room, three natural fIreplaces, huge family room WIth bUllt-m bar, hbrary WIth pegged floor- mg, central air condltlomng, beauhful natural woodwork throughout, three car attached garage Byappomt- ment only 768 BALFOUR - Beautiful home With modf'r-o~O .ormal dmlng room, three or four bedrooms, two natural fireplaces, library, upstairs slttmg rov$ J"'lutely breathtakmg grounds Call for a shOWing 1445DEVONSHIRE - 2,800 square feet aU of which is in excelle~t condItion Featurmg three bedrooms, beau. WONDERFUL DETAILS tlful pICture Windows, two and one half bathrooms, formal dmlng room, natural fireplace, and much more A MUST SEE. and be ready to make a qUick deCI- 1 ELMSLEIGH - ClaSSIC French Mml-ManslOn on a double waterfront lot ThiS home has absolutely everything sion on this beautiful four bedroom two and one half bath you'd ever want or need, mcludmR a third floor ballroom, slate roof, gat house elevator BRAND NEW RESI- home. The outstandmg features VISible from the curb DENCE for the family who want It all Old time materials and craftsmanship 10 a new house are only half the story Quality construction are eVI- . dent m the tile baths, modern kItchen, lovely Windows 749WESTCHESTER - Fabulous Colomal on a beautiful street located m Grosse Pomte Park I SpacIOUS With four and flOe hnish carpentry. Clean and neat and neutral bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms, library, family room, beautiful fInished basement with CIrcular bar decor, ready for the ,new buyer to move rIght in PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING with a buIlt-m pool With new dreSSIng rooms Call for a prIvate shOWIng 1434-36SOMERSET - Grosse POInte Park - Tremendous two family Live In one umt and let the other pay your rent. Excellent Investment PrIme rental area. Perfect for a first time mvestment or a good one to add to your portfolio Good Land Contract terms avadable 1352 WAYBURN - Low budget purchaser wanting Grosse POInte Schools, parks, and city services Great two CLOSE TO THE WATER bedroom starter home, large kitchen, formal dlOmg room, and family room Just a short walk to St Clair This custom bUilt center hall Colonial features five bedrooms, four full baths and two half baths ThiS home was bUill for ease of enter- talnmg and comfort in any life style, big family or small Jim Saros Agency, Inc. The family room has parquet floor and natural fireplace plus a library With wet bar are Just a few of the custom features you will find In this Mast bUIlt home 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886.9030 RIDGE ROAD - English residence With five bedrooms and four baths on second floor First floor has a den and library, maIds bedroom WIth bath, powder room and a 28 foot garden room overlooking the yard and heated pool Three car attached garage Immediate posseSSIOn. PrIced reduced. OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN CAPE COD on secluded street near Country Club of De- trOIt BUilt 10 1981 by Wllberdmg Large entry hall With bnck floor and bUIlt m bar Famlly room ad- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PRICE REDUCED ]ommg deluxe kitchen. Garden room With view of beautifully landscaped yard Large deck With gas grIll Two large bedrooms, two baths, slttmg room and storage on second Burglar alarm, spnnkler sys- tem, central air and attached garage With Circle dnve ExclUSive area FIRST OFFERING - Bordermg the Country Club of WELLINGTON PLACE - Four bedroom, two and one DetrOIt golf course. Three bedroom ranch 20 foot fam- half bath Colonral built by Mast Library, plus a fam- Ily room Library or den. Updated kitchen Basement Ily room Central aIr Two car attached garage has 28 feet of bUilt In oak cabinets, lavatory With stall shower, fireplace and bar Sprinkler system, central air, RIVER ROAD, 22011- - Bordering Grosse POinte secunty system and other extras $285,000. Woods Three bedroom, two and one half bath Col- onial Den Famdy room First floor uttllty Two car HARVARD ROAD near Chandler Park DrlVe m great attached garage Open Sunday 2-5 In the market for an Immaculate and spacIOUS ranch? Take a look at thiS lovely three bedroom, one bath Col- section of DetrOit Three bedrooms RecreatIOn Stop by 19967Woodside 10 Harper Woods Charmmg hv- omal at 3446Balfour Updated kitchen With new oak cab- room With lavatory Gas forced air heat Two car KENSINGTON ROAD near Jefferson Colomal Three Ing room with natural fireplace, dining room, lovely kit- mets and tile floor Fonnal dmmg room, hvmg room With garage Priced at $31,000 bedrooms, two baths on second Library, family chen, three bedrooms and two full baths All thiS and natural fireplace and family room New roof and new room and Florida room on first Wood deck Rec- reatton room 74x165 lot Pnce Reduced more, situated on a pleasantly landscaped lot landscaping are inclUSive of many more amemtles COURVILLE - between Warren and Outer Dnve Two bedroom bUilt In 1950 DIVided basement Garage CAMERON PLACE - Delightful and spacious four bed- $29,000. COLOSSAL REDUCTION GIGANTIC REDUCTION room Colomal Three full baths and two powder rooms Library, famIly room and fIrst floor laundry AUDUBON - between Warren and Mack Lovely De- Paneled basement With bar Security system trOIt street Four bedroom Enghsh First floor den Spnnkler system Central aIr Excellent storage and Two car garage $38,500 closets Circle dnve With two car attached garage VAN ANTWERP - NIcely decorated three bedroom Col LAKEPOINTE - Two family flat WIth three bedrooms omal Newer kitchen WIth oak cabmets Newer car- m each umt Newer roof Separate basements. fur- petmg Central air. Alarm system RecreatIOn room naces and uttlltles Two car garage $68,000 QUick possession WAYBURN - Two famIly flat Two bedrooms m each DEAN LANE - Stalely four bedroom, three and one half UllIt Separate furnaces and utlhtles Appliances m- bath Mt Vernon Colomal Paneled library Recrea- c1uded Two car garage $49,800 Pnce Reduced tlOnroom area WIth fIreplace Two car attached gar- age LAKEPOINTE - Two famIly reSidence One bedroom In Best buy in the Pointes Four bedroom. three bath home Pnme area In the FARMS Bnck Colomal With long list each umt Two car garage Good rental area and outstanding fully furmshed, deSIgners dream of a of rrmodehng features SpIffy kitchen WIth new ap- LOTHROP - Delux(' ranch m super locatIOn Three bed- $49.500 rooms and two baths 22 foot family room Recrea- carnage house waiting for the dlscflmlnatlng buyer phances plus breakfast room Large hbrary WIth natural Amemtles too numerous to menlJon ThIS house must fIreplace, bookshelves and wet bar Five bedrooms, two tIOn room With fireplace Newer roof Lawn sprmk- BEACONSFIELD - South of .Jefferson ~o family flat ler system Two car attached garage Two bedrooms In each UOlt Updated kitchen m definitely be seen to be appreciated! 1 and one half baths and garden room Make an apPOint- ment to see today lower Paneled and tiled basement Two car garage HOLLYWOOD - BUilt m 1970thIS Colomal offers four r------ST CLAIR English tudor WIth ImmedIate occupancy LIVing room With natural fireplace, kitchen With pdn- bedrooms, two and one half baths, library, family Open Sunday 2:00-5:00 try, four bedrooms, t""o full baths Also IIlcludes terrance and two garages room and first floor laundry There ISalso a paneled recreation room, central air and two car attached 22017 River Road - Three bedroom, two and one half g bath Colomal SHORE POINTE Move rlghtm and start e'lJoymg your leisure time m the beautiful two bedroom, one and arage 1026Kensmgton - Three-four bedroom, two and one half one half bath Shore pointe Condo In Grosse POinte Woods Plant your own flowers In the lovely small pnvate bath Colomal yard Call today for your appointment JEFFERSON Spectacular vIew of Lake St Clair from thiS fIfth floor condo Three bedrooms. two and one half baths. gourmet kitchen 21 foot balcony. boat well, club hou<;e Luxury IIvlllg at Its best MEMBER LAKEPOINTE Excellent Income In great locatIOn KItchens are updated FIve and five Excellent rents ~Ut HARCOURT Each UOit has two bedroom<; and Flonda room Many custom features Includes kIt apphance EMPLOYEE RELOCATION lmJrae GREENSBORO Temptlllg bungalow IS Immaculate throughout KItchen ha<; bay, two bedrooms, hardwood COUNCil flOOr<;,recreatIOn room and alumlllum SIdIng Must see to apprrclate mm~ KINGSVILLE Bungalow In neat and allractl'vc neighborhood Three bedrooms kitchen With no wax floor, second floor recently refllll<;hed WIth knotty pine, drop celhnR and cxtra InsulatIOn MAXON LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU REALTORS@ 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884-6200 886-3400 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores 775.6200 83 kercheval avenue • groue pointe farms • michigan 48236 • • Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B THREE FIRST OFFERINGS S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE Grosse POinte Woods -S,~, g'~ ~e4~ 886-8710 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 923 N BR YS - Grosse Pomte Woods Lovely spacIOus three bedroom ranch offermg a large family room WIth FIRST OFFEHING - PRIME CITY LOCATION - Move FIRST OFFERING - LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCA fireplace One full bath plus hdlf bath Basement has office or bedroom With bath Two car attached garage Situated m and enJoy This three bedroom, two and one half bath TION - The sprawl10g ranch on N Renaud Road features on a Wide lot Colomal IS a textbook example of tender lovmg care m recent Improvements like a newer roof and healing sys home ownership manIcured grounds, up to the mmu!e tern ThiS ongInal owner home awaits your personal 19944ELKIIAHT - Hdrper Woods Three bedroom bungalow Parllally flmshed basement With lavatory and dark decor and much more all ready for your showmg touches 10 decoratmg A real value at only $138,500 appoIntment room Water pond III backyard With turtles Two car detached garage FIRST OFFERING - THIS MANIFICENT CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL features over 3,000 square feet of 2Jlll1 (OLO:'l1Y - Flr;,t floor condommlUm located m St Clair Shores between Mack and Jefferson near 9 Mile RO:ld T',' 0 bedrooms, .lpp!J:mccs mcluded, central (lir Full '<17edgym and whIrlpool Il\ mg sp.1cc \\Ith all the features >ou loo!..for 10 a yuaht> I e.>ldenLe Col1:>ldmd ne\\-"I !..ltLhen 'WIthllch ~ lIAHPER WOODS - Nice starter three bedroom bungalow With large kitchen, screened porch, hardwood floors, Youngblood hIed basement One and one half car garage GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Brand new house Bay Pomte Design Co Construcllon to start soon French country nealty 1/1(, m deSign Features mclude three bedrooms, master bedroom sUite complete With JaCUZZI,walk-m closet, stall shower Thl ee fireplaces, two full baths, powder room, famtly room, hbrary, first floor laundry Hand crafted custom woodwork throughout Blueprmts are available VAC \NT LOT - Grosse Pomte CIty PresllglOus subdIVISIOn Bay Pomte DeSign Co OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 239 DEAN LANE - Charmmg New England clapboard Colomal on lovely wooded site m secluded cul-de-sac Four bedrooms, three and one-half baths, lIbrary, Mutschler kitchen, large screened terrace and brick patIO Stop In Sunday or call 884-0600 for an appointment 1334KENSINGTON - You are inVited to stop by and View 32 NEWBERRY - QUiet hving, easy mamtenance, out- thiS outstanding English style Coloma I 10perfect condi- standmg locahon All thiS plus the charm and warmth tIOn PolIshed hardwood floors, newer kitchen, five bed- of a much desIred Cape Cod style home ThiS home fea. rooms, three and one haii baths and much, much more tures four bedrooms, three and one half baths, den and ThiS IS one that must be seenl garden room ..... 1153 LOCHMOOR - ExceptIonal three bedroom, two 375 CHALFONTE - A "must see" four bedroom, two and one half bath Southern Colomal With master SUite, bath brick bungalow With spacIous rooms, central air, paneled den, FlOrida room, great for entertairung Large two-car garage and much MORE Call 881-6300 landscaped privacy-onented site See Sunday or call 881- 6300 OTHER LISTINGS NEW TO THE MARKETPLACE RIVARD - Three bedroom, two and one half bath ENGLISH Family room With fireplace, first floor laundry, kitchen eating space, flmshed basement and three-car garage Details at 881-4200 MARTER - A Handyman's Challenge' Smaller two bedroom alum mum ranch needmg renovatIOn Pnced to sell to that skilled hobbyist WIth Land Contract terms available 881-6300 BY APPOINTMENT 1247 BUCKINGHAM - One of the umque houses m 304 UNIVERSITY - SEEING IS BELIEVING ThIS Grosse POinte With true Spamsh stylIng Two story hv- mIm-manse one block from the lake has been beauhfully mg room, formal d1010groom, country kitchen and first restored and redecorated in the finest style Wonderful floor laundry plus bedroom areas and baths Pewablc space m a truly gorgeous older house Pflced to sell I hIe, heavy Iron gates and exceptIOnal moldmgs are on- ly a few of the speCIal features See for yourself thiS Sunday' BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OFFERING - EXQUISITE GEORGIAN COL- FIRST OFFERING - 22707 Avalon, St Clair Shores - ONIAL just off Wmdmlll Po1Ote Dnve The spaCIOUS DramatIc contemporary ranch With a secluded lo- sunny entrance hall IS enhanced by a handsome catIon on a court Llvmg room.dmmg room combma- curved staircase to the second floor The IIv10g room, tlOns, effiCient kitchen, over-SIzed master bedroom formal dmmg room, paneled lIbrary, famIly room, BISHOP ROAD - ExtenSively renovated French Col- WIth a private half bath, plus two additional bed- kItchen and breakfast room are all a generous size BELLE MEADE - Super four bedroom, three bath omal With seven bedrooms, four and one half baths, rooms and a hall bath Loads of storage space! One The second floor master bedroom WIth a dress10g ranch With central air, Mutschler kitchen, spacIous library, Florida room, fIrst floor laundry, three car car garage and additIOnal bUllt.m storage behmd room and the addItional five bedrooms and four full master sUIte \\Ith Whirlpool tub, first floor laundry, on garage, all well-sUlted for that large family IIfeslyle garage SpacIous fenced yard prOVides a wonderful baths offer comfortable hVlng for the active famIly large site near Park and Yacht Club 881-4200 Call 881-4200 summer r£'treat Priced In the SIXlIes The lower level party room With a separate stalrwa) wet bar and natural fIreplace IS truly delIghtful The JUST LISTED - Immaculate ranch 10 a qUIet area of enl1re house has been profeSSIOnally decorated and East DetrOIt Three bedrooms, a redwood deck for the grounds (approx an acre) are beautifully land. outdoor enterta10mg and a beauhfullower level en- scaped and mamtamed Three natural fireplaces, at- tertamment area for mdoor use, carpeted With a wet tached garage, covered patIO and the slate roof are bar and all the amemtles for party time' II Call to only a few of the speCial features day for addItIOnal mformatlon A WIde and gracIOus staIrcase IS the focal pomte of thiS A most presl1glOus ranch 10 the Shores' Library, IIvmg larger elegant Colomal m the Park Much has been room, each WIth Its own fIreplace, three bedrooms, done to Improve and update thiS home Polished t\\O baths plu.:; a fIrst floor laundry hardwood floors enhance the hvmg room and dm mg room Newer kitchen WIth soft whIte vmyl tile, MOVI-:IN CONDITION - Freshly decorated three bed- five bedrooms, three and one half baths plus sun room Colomal 10 the Heart of the Farms Brand new room and musIc room You'll want to see thiS for kItchen WIth eatmg counter, central air, great fmlsh- yourself IlEVO:'l1SHlHE - SpacIOus four bedroom, t'Woand one ALLARD m the Fanns Three bedroom bnck ranch WIth ed bac;ement, first floor lavatory Early occupancy half bath Colomal With updated features and new decor, updated kitchen, flmshed basement, two car garage on avaIlable LAKE FRONT ENGLISH TUDOR m Gro<;se POInte 1\.. 0 car garage Bll1-4200 45-foot lot 881-6300 Shores features a charming hv10g room, SpaCIOU<; GROSSI-~POINTf~ WOODS - This two bedroom, one and dmmg room and a bright glassed 10 garden room, one half bath SIXyear old ranch "Ith formal dmlng all With beautIful views There are four bedrooms PEMBJ<':RTO\, - Need 'ipdCe" Thlc; fIve bedroom, three and one half bath ENGLISH features huge hvmg room, room, library and CIrcular drive IS a decorator's and a study on the second floor A tenms court and hbrary, updated Mutschler kItchen, finIshed basement, and three-car garage Call 881-6.100 delight Call for further detaIls fIve room apartment are a few of the many extras on thiS elegant property WOODBHlDGE CONDO - two-story WIth two bedrooms, upper one and one half baths, fIrst floor lavatory, cen WASH!NGTON - Charm10g and spacIous family home tral aIr enclo<;Pd pallO WIth ga'i gnU, two-bay carport Under $80,000 Call 881-6300 10 marvelous condll1on offers five generous bed OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 roomc; two and one half baths, formal d10mg room 103 PICHE (Off Kerby Road) - Three bedroom ranch, ELM COURT - Clac;<;lcColonial In qUiet cul-de-sac With four lar~e bedrooms, three and one half baths paneled and large den, profeSSIOnally decorated breakfast large kItchen, Flonda room, two car garage and 1m library WIth fireplace, famIly room, large screened terrace and mdoor greenhou!>e QualIty bUilt and well- room and largE' screened 10 porch Call for a preview medIate occupancy Recently reduced to $<)2,500 malnl,lIn('d family 'i17ed homE' near War Memonal 884-0600 today Price reduced to $172,000 Owner motivated ,.",EMBER CHAMPION~BAER ~£t EMPLOYEE o RELOCATION COUNCIL REALTORS 102 Kerd1ev.ll Ave, GfO<>.<;Cfunte rnrms, M I.48236 GR()~S": POINTE PAHK GROSSE POI\'TE WOODS 884-5700 16610 Mack flBl 4200 t971}()Mack 881 6.100 Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS LINe members look back at a productive year past June IS the month of endings and profitable as well. The fall It is gratifying when large cor- Volunteer Award was presented and beglnnmgs for graduates, wmetasting party, wmter Monte porations like Comerlca fmd to SylViaRussell whose consistent -}!Jride of the }!Jointes- bridal couples and orgamzatlons Carlo Party, spring flower sale small orgamzahons like LINC as hard work over the couse of many hke Operation LINC For those and Memorial Day rummage sale they did thiS sprmg when they years has provided the means j Roby, son of Mr and Mrs Douglas directly mvolved It brings the bit- were all sahsfymg projects for asked LINC to find homes for 500 toward many ends on the fund- Smith graduates F. Roby, Jr, economics and tersweet experience of leaving both LINC volunteers and the stuffed animals and 3,000posters ralslOg staff Deborah H Smith of Grosse psychology, J emfer Snow, daugh- somethlOg special behmd and public. which had been produced for the LlNC ISalso mdebted to the en- Pomte Park was awarded a ter of Mr and Mrs Gregory Snow, welcommg somethmg new and Through these E'ventsand other Olympics at Sarajevo. And 10 thuslashc patrons m the commun- bachelor's degree at Skidmore Col- English, John Ahee, son of Mr and excIting non-profltmakmg actiVities hke turn, it is most heartwarmmg ity who have contnbuted gifts of lege in Saratoga Sprmgs, NY at Mrs Edmund Ahee, economiCS, ThiS year LINC members took the East Warren Parade, the when the Detroit Recreation De- every descnptlOn. sprmg commencement Marlsa Nehra, daughter of Dr and some time to evaluate their orga- Grosse Pomte ThanksglVlng Par- partment's Partners Program At the begmnmg of the year the Mrs Samuel Nehra, economiCS, niZatIOn, to questIOn goals, the ade and talks to CIViCgroups like selects LlNC to receive an award group deCided that all the actlv- Lubera to Robert Roney. son of Mr and Mrs. purpose and methods After con- the Grosse Pomte Woods LIOns of appreciation for ItS contribu- ltles that LlNC sponsors and all study in Florence Robert Roney, economiCS, Susan Siderable deliberation It was de- Club, LINC endeavors to acquamt hons to the department's pro- the cooperation between donor Debby Lubera, daughter of Dr. Parker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Cided that LlNC IS just as vital others with ItS chief enterprise' grams as it did at a dinner on and receiver that LINe gener- and Mrs Richard Lubera, Will William Parker, &oclOlogy,Lynn and necessary now as It was 15 linking mdivlduals to needs in the June 24 ates, and all the good work and spend her Jumor year 10 Florence, Hamel, daughter of Dr and Mrs years ago when It was orgamzed commumty - actmg as a conduit ThiS year, and every year, good Willthat LINCaccomphshes Italy, studymg art history m the John Hamel, psychology, Amy by the JunIOr League of DetrOit from the donor to the needy. LINC endeavors to touch the com- are worth the hard work, frustra- Smith College Study Abroad pro- Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs ThiS year LINC distributed Perhaps the most well known of mumty, the corporate world and hons and pitfalls that may be en- gram At Smith, she ISa member Alan C. Miller, speech, Barbara $200,000worth of goods to 90 dif- these efforts is the annual Foster itS own volunteers Opportumtles countered along the way of the varsity Lacrosse team, Gold OlIs daughter of Mr and Mrs An- ferent agencies For a decade and Care Program ThiS year Grosse to organize fundralsers, wnte In July LINe begms its new fls- Key, and IS sophomore house dre~ Ohs, economiCS,David Witt- a half they have been provldmg Pomte and Harper Woods school grant proposals, operate the com- cal year With a very opllmlsllc representallve wer son of Mr and Mrs Alfred P everythmg from bUlldmg mater- children donated more than 1,800 puter, ::'~dk to glOUps, recrUit forecast The future planning Wittwer, computatIOnal math and Ials to diapers for the homeless, Christmas gifts which LINC 10 new volunteers, interview new committee has been meetmg for economics turn distributed to foster care Albion graduates abused and forgotten of the agencies, work in the office, write weeks to structure short and two The followmg students were Jakubiak graduates metropolitan area Other orgam- children in the metro area. Ob- new'!artkles, or simply be an In- jear goals \\hlCh bode the best a\\ardcd bachelor's degrees at Al zatlOnsdo Similar work but no one Viously,eHorts like these are val- dian for someone else's chief are possible outlook for LlNC Chfls- blOnCollege at sprmg commence- DaVidFranCIS JakUbiak, son oj prOVides serVices and merchan- uable to both the givers and the all available opllons for the LINC line Lltka, the outgomg preSident, ment John Bencie, son of Mr and Mr and Mrs Jakubiak of Gro~se receIVers. dise free of charge volunteer invites anyone With time and en- Mrs Charles Bencle of Grosse Pomte Park, has graduated from Because of thiS umque quality At Easterhme LINC was for- the Umverslty of Kansas 10 Law of LINC's, It sometimes has a dif- tunate to receive over 300Easter Every opportunity for a volun- ergy to Jom her and the new board Pomte Woods, economics and rence Kan He earned a master of teer is an opportumty for LlNC and all the members of LlNC m speech, Charles Bay, son of Mr ficult tIme makmg ends meet baskets from the Michigan Candy pUblI~admlmstratlon 10 political because Its volunteers brmg so contmumg the very worthy tradl- and Mrs. George Bay, biology; Fundralsers are as predictable as Dealers AssociatIOn WhiChagam sCience the change of seasons at LINC brought a glow to many happy much of themselves to the organi- tlOnof LINC 10 service to the com- Peter Gushee, son of Mr and Mrs and thiS year's events were fun chlldren's faces zatlOn. ThiSyear the Outstandmg mumty Richard Gushee, speech, Douglas £Ozelle complete3 basic Army Private Wilham E Capuchin benefit at Premier Center set in July Lozelle Jr, son of Wilham and . mond ring, and a complete mght- available at Edmund T Ahee Barbara Lozelle of Grosse Pomte Althoughred, white a~d blue Will on-the-town mcludmg IImousme. Jewelers, the Premier Center, R Woods,has completed baSICtram- decorate the Ca'puchl~ Souper dmner and show Lowell Ahee Jewelers and the 109at Fort Benmng, Ga Summer Celebr~tlOnFflday, July Raffle t1cket1>at $1 edch are Capuchm Commumty Center 11, at the Premier Center, there won't be enough balloons to repre. sent each of the hundreds of His and Her thousands of meals the Capuchms serve annually to DetrOIt's needy In conjunction with the 27th The fifth annual Capuchm Souper annual Melkite Convention Summer Celebration offers a hosted by Our Lady of Re- chance to raise spirits and dollars demption Church, a His and to demonstrate anew the charit. Her Fashion SpectaCUlar will able spirit of DetrOIt. be presented at the Detroit Beginmng at 8p.m., the free ad- Westin Hotel on July 4 at 4 mission party will feature live en- tertainment by the People's Choice p.m. Fashions will be complimentary snacks and a cash presented by Dawood Bou- bar. tique of Grosse Pointe and Among the highlights of the Anton's Gentlemen's Apparel Grosse Pointe Artists evening co-sponsored by Edmund of Mt. Clemens. Tickets are T. Ahee Jewelers and R Lowell $25, which includes dinner, a On June 6, members of the Grosse Pointe Artists Associa- Ahee Jeweler& 10 connection With show and a raffle. For ticket tion gathered at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club for their annual the Premier Center ISthe drawlOg information, call Sue Elek at dinner. They bid a fond farewell to out-going President Hor- for 18 raffle prizes worth more 939.0650. Pictured are the co- tie Sentor and warmly greeted in-coming President WlIIiam than $16,000,all donated by the chairmen of the event, sponsors A three carat total dia- Lorenz. Following dinner, members were entertained by an Theresa Selvaggio of Grosse extraordinary magician, In attendance were, left to right, mond rlOg (one carat center) valued at $7 ,500is first pflZe Other Pointe Shores and Grace Isabelle Goosen, chairperson; Hortle Sentor, past president; Rashid of Grosse Pointe City. and William Lorenz, newly elected president. prIzes lOcludea 19-carat amethyst necklace, a carat total man's dia- By Pat Rousseau €ottnter, / < . Points E Looking for .. a lovely romantic at- .....c. "0~ mosphere, delicious food and enter- 3'~~ Just In at Vintage Pointe .. Henmnger ImpOi ted Perfect Closet What better time to have your tainment? Come to 15402 Mack at beer in five liter beer barrels with taps great for par- closet put in order than over the sum mer when guests Nottingham. Jazz nights, Wednesday ties and picnics .. Kercheval at Notre Dame. Open se\ l'n are few and most entertaining IS done out of doors? and Thursday, other musical enter- days a "'eek. E\enings too. Free delivery III the area. :f: Phone 885-3587. tainment Friday and Saturday, 881- 885-0800. • • * 0550. Valet parking available. • • * * * DESIGN DETROIT INTERIORS ~ ~ '1d .~i and some of hI' .,taU \1 ill be <1\ Peggy Holl'[Wood-bou nd High-scoring Pointe product will skate for NHLsLosAngeles Kings O'Connor By Peggy O'Connor Mano Lemieux Carson fInished The home of the stars has a WIth 110 pomt!> brand new one Grosse Pomte's ThIS past wmter, he was agalO JImmy Carson among the Quebec Major JUOlor Hockey fans know by now that Hockey League's leading scorers the 17-year-old high scormg center WIth 70 goals dnd 83 assl!>ts for 153 Bitsand pieces for the Verdun Jumor Canadlens pomts - a performance that earn- was chosen No 2 overall by the Los ed hIm a No 2 ranking m the of an unusual week Angeles Kings m last weekend's NHL's Central Scoutmg Bureau It's been a funny week, what wIth cover- NatIOnal Hockey League Entry CAHSON l~ lluent m French and Draft But they might not know enjoyed hIS two years m Montreal Ing hockey In June and some rather mter- estIng submls!>lOns from the News' legIOn that the 6-0, 185-pound Carson was He grew up as a "rink rat" m De- LIttle League and soccer correspondents a "star" way back In hIS Grosse trOlt, hangIng around Olympia Sta- Check thIs out Pomte Hockf'v A<;<;ociahon Mlt(' dlUm and Joe LOlll!>Arena follow- -I Attended my very first NatIOnal Hockey days' mg the careers of Los Angeles League entry draft m Montreal last week- The MIte House Stars was Car- KlOgS' veteran center Marcel end It's a pretty interesting process, what son's fIrst GPHA team, back m DIOnne and of hi!> Idol. Montreal WIth repre!>entatIves from all 21 teams 1974-75.Even then, he played above great Guy LaFleur The Canadlens hiS age level, said Alan Henchel, have long been faVOrites of Carson seated at tables In the mIddle of an hlstonc '~'1 hockey arena lIke the Montreal Forum who managed Carson's Blue Montreal was determined to get wheelmg and dealIng rIght down to the last DeVIls Mite Travel 1975-76 Carson III last week's draft mmute before the draft "I remember that we hosted a attemptIng untIl the last hours be~ Somethmg lIke 4,000 people PAID SqUIrt tournament, one year and fore the draft to get the Kmg!>' theIr way into the Forum to watch the pro- we mVlted Redford s second-year draft chOIce m a trade ceedmgs - more than I've seen at some SqUIrt team to play. They turned Red Wmg games out to be the state champs that But Kmgs' general manager year and we met them m the fmals Ragle Vachon refused to swap and • Photo by M ~e AnorzelClYK The Woods' Jimmy Carson, the No Jimmy Carson, the No.2 choice overall, poses with the Detroit Red Wings' No.1 pick 2 pICk of the draft, has played away from of thIS invltat~onal and ended up to the surpnse of almost no one, 10 Joe Murphy (center) and No.3 pick Neil Brady at last Saturday's draft in the Montreal home for three years now. I've seen hIm beatIng them overtIme chose Carson tellmg reporters that skate agamst some rather formidable "JImmy got the WInning goal, I the high-scoring center would fIt m Forum. think And he was an 8-year-old wellm L A DIOnne IS neaflng the Jumor hockey defenses and never get as down from the crowded Forum It IS unusual for an 18-year old nervous as he was before the draft last playmg agamst 10-year-olds But end of hiS career and Carson IS stands to the cheers of the partisan that was JImmy, always playmg Widely mentIOned as hiS successor player (Carson turns 18 m Jul}) week The kId ha!> a lot of pOIse, though, Montreal fans, donned a KIngs' WIth Jumor eligibIlity remammg to smllmg and answerlOg the same questIOns one year above hIS age level Carson, who had admItted one Jersey WIth hiS name and the No I I step right mto the NHL and play from the army of radIO, TV and prmt media and yet fittIng In very well," Hen- day earlier that the trade talk and 3 emblazoned on the back, and was More chel said sWItchmg of pre-draft rankmgs regularly, but Carson feels that It which dogged hIs every step before. dunng Immediately beSieged by radIO, draft day is a challenge he can meet and after the draft At 16, Carson left hIS Compu- had left hIm a lIttle anxIOUS, smIl- TV and newspaper reporters. ware Midget team after scoring 80 ed slowly and accepted congratu- photos "I'll gIVe It a shot and work hard Best name of the draft Zarley Zal- "I'm very, very happy. I thInk In traimng camp to make It hap- apski, chosen No 4 m the draft by the goals and 165 points to move to latIons from hIS parents Chuck and It'll be great to play in Los Montreal and play at the Jumor A Maria, hIS sister KalIl a North on pen," he said I Pittsburgh Penguins (I want to be m the Angeles," Carson saId "I'm ex- He added that the extensIve Zarley Zalapskl Fan Club) level That year (1984.85) he broke HIgh semor, and Jumor Canadiens' Cited to be cho~en second over- Page 3C the league's rookie scoring record publIc relatIons director Lynn Mal- travel Los Angeles must endure The "We Know Why He Was PIcked" all IS quite an honor And to pray durmg the gruelIng 80-game entry' Everett Sanipass, who played on of 96 pomts set by future No.1 draft bouef when Vachon made him the m the NHL IS a dream come true chOice and NHL rookle-of-the-year team's top pick Then he stepped season probably won't bother him Carson's Jumor team m Verdun, Quebec for me " I much "That's not !>urpnsing," Sampass had 320 penalty minutes m the SaId Carson's father "He's al\~a"s I Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, that i • been a travel-horse he Just was somethmg lIke 190 more mmutes more loves to get on a plane and go to than the next-most penalIzed player chosen sleep" In the top 21 Really. though, NHL experts The Carsons say they WIll try to peg Sampass to play well for the Chicago get out to see Jimmy playas often Blackhawks; he racked up 89 assists last as pOSSible "I'll mls!> hIm a lot season at left wmg not bad considermg when he goes out there," said Kalli hIS pugilIstIc prowess kept hIm off the Ice a Carson "We're 14 months apart lot. and we've always been close But You've got to love Montreal Cana- I want him to do well, whatever IS dlens' fans They cheered loudly every tIme best for Jlmmyu ISokay With me,' the VIdeo screen showed anything remotely she added connected with the Stanley Cup champs "WE'RE VERY happy for hIm," and booed vIcIously whenever a Quebec- said hIS father "ThIS IS a proud Nordique was shown on the screen You day, the culmmatlon of lots of know, Just like what happens at most years of hard work" North-South contests Another proud observer of Satur- Wha t boggled my mmd most m day's draft, via the newspapers, watching the draft proceedmgs was not was HencheI. who saId he felt that that these 17- and 18-year-old kids were on although it might be dIffIcult at the verge of becoming very wealthy and first for Carson to adjust to the pro very famous (after all, they deserve what- game. that he would eventually be ever they can get smce most of them have a success been workmg toward It smce about age 6) "When they're Mites, you Just but rather that a room full of otherwIs~ help teach them the game You polIte, well-mannered reporters and broad- hope that you have some mput IO- cast media people can lay waste to a pretty ta their success, but you really table full of finger-food qUicker than you have no Idea where they Will go can say "Zarley Zalapski " We're talkIng "Somethmg like thIS, \\ ell, It pIranhas, here Seven-year-old Carson (far left, front row) as a member of the 1975.76 Blue Devils, the Grosse Pointe Hockey makes you feel awfully proud ,. Anyway, It was great fun and I'll be Association's Mite Michigan Open Team. That team, incidentally, won the Plymouth Invitational Open tournament. back for next year's draft, whIch WIll be held In the fnendly confmes of Joe LoUIS Arena r,------.... Think you're pregnant? Inside: Worried? Confused? A SAL.UTE TO UBERTY Steve Ganshert, who spends hIS week- Need Help? NEW & USED ends hunched over, pen and paper In hand Little league highlights HANDGUNS, SHOTGUNS, RIFLES trymg to collate tons of Little League runs' Pregnancy tests and hits, walks and errors Into a few recogmz~ * AMMUNITION * KNIVES able sentences for pUbh~atIOn In thiS paper, Boating column all services FREE. GUNS CLEANED & REPAIRED has ObVIOusly been out In the sun too long GROSSE POINTE Gt:~ SIIOP Before ne's put hIS typewriter away after Mon Sal 930 a m 7 pm typmg up last week's LIttle League sum- Woods' man joins Cup crew 882.1000 21006 Mack Ave. (41/2 N. of B Mile mary. Ganshert dashed off thIS tongue-m- PREGNANCY AID, Mack near CadIeux Grosse POinte Woods. BB1.5000 cheek story Last night's game betneen and Ice is nice ____ n as another bottom-bruising l'x- The St ClaIr lIibition (for tlle scorer on the liard benclJ). Shores CiVIC Arena While it na .. cold. at lea~t it nas raining- WIll offer publIc to complete tlle standard n cather for onl' of skatmg every Satur- rsuRfsHoifl thl'se gaml's. The game started late so it dav from noon to 2 1----- could end late. making up for all tile l''(citl'- p m throughout the lIlent. summer Cost IS It n d ~ strictl) a defen~ive battle; $150 per person Call t HA~~Y HOUR t __ non b) a ~core of 27-2::' It nas 779-4300for more in- ~I highlightl'd by effecti\ l' pitching - on/\ :17 formation LIJ I 0 l) 0 Stock up for July 4th' na/h and three hit batters, a hIt umpirl'. t I litO bJ ~tall(ll'rs stmck b) n sid pitclll'~ and Buy 2 pairs of , I 011l' near-mis ... bJ lightning. 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P m All players At the end of the {(arne, the .,corer real- must be 18 or older Embermatic $104 model GB21-3331 i7ed nith optimism that lie Oll!l had J(J and wear full eqUIp- ON~ 1~ 95 more) earo; of pll'a.,uu'" of thi .... ort to look ment Goalies play I I for"ard to. for free Call 779- Includes your chOice of 111threl' nCl'k .. of {(ames. thl' ""hether" 4300 for more mfor- mle ha~ 0111)beell im'okl'd Oll('e .. , I dOll't matIon t Happy Hour t Cordless Rotisserie - a $29,95 value hllon nhl'tller or not 1 can ..tand to o;it , 4:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m t Utensil Set - a $24,95 value thrnll{(h a nhole {(ame. .. Reversal Griddle and Egg Rings . a $24.95 value .. EyeWitnesses to the , On Sale Now through JUly 3, 1986 New Madrid earth- *ALLl.P. GRILLS ARE ASSEMBLED WITH A J have a mfty photo of a local soccer team quake In 1811-12 saId "Selling Sports for the Fun of It" FULL TANK AND DELIVERED LOCALLY FREE slttmg on my desk, complete With the t t the MISSISSIPPIRiver names of each player Written on the back momentanly revers- REPLACEMENT PARTS BY It's a nice photo, but there I'm't much I can ed Itself, floodIllg MHP ~Th~ p~~:=!:-:~QUO~I~ do WIth It untIl somebody tells me what forest and swampland • J ~ _ 20784 Mack A"",,, team It IS. \~hat they dId thIS year, etc. you and formmg Reelfoot t 203~!!~~th!!!,.~G!'~!~Od'f know, all the ummportant details Call me Lake m Tennessee, Mon"Fd,10-8 884-S660 Sat. 10-6 ..... at 882-0294 and let me know, okay? says NatIOnal Geo- t, ;;:-:{;):t4.-:JiiIi 88S:4,rio graphic ~~.-...-..~~~~..I ___ ~~__ ~ ._._~L • [ ~age Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 . . Grosse Pointe Little league ~ark Majors Campagna BrIan Brenner (double, doubles) and Aaron Pokorny had hits Messacar, Brennan, ChrIS Oliver, SCott The A's, held scoreless for fIVeinrungs, each Meyers also homered twice For two smgles) and RIchard Spencer (dou- m each at bat for Navy. RIce and Jungwerth led the Inwans' at- Toledo, Paul Tylenda was three-for- YANKEES-TIGERS rallied for a pair of runs 10 the fmal m- ble> led the offense and Jeff NyenhUIS ARMY-RANGERS tack Mike Whelan and Jason Hall had mng on RBI hits by George ChrISten- three and RobbIe Kmg was two-for-two The Yankees emerged from a defen- and Tony Patanella played well on de- DaVid PUlIS, Brian Degnore and Tom base hIts for lhe PIrates sen and Adam Hogan Skye Ho batted Tylenda, Kmg and Kile Zeller scored S,1veduel With the top-notch Farms-Clty fense, turmng 10 a double play Kevm Choumard were perfect at the plate and ASTROS-PHILS two runs each for Toledo Tigers with a 3-1 vIctory Chris Nixon m two runs to pace the Braves. Fitzgerald pitched a complete game for Ryan JUlf turned m a double play m the Jay Berschback pItched a four-hiller MIAMI.ERIE made two superb defenSive plays at RANGERS-BRAVES MIchigan State Charles O'Laughhn fIeld to help Army beat the Rangers, as the Astros defeated the Phils, 13-11 MiamI scored five first-ining runs, second to start the game Carl Melctuor Pat AIle smacked three hits and (trIple), ChrIS Dobranskl (tnpleJ and 27-21 Steve Kmg and Jack Ryan had Gandelot, leFebvre, Beth Weyhmg but Ene came back for a 22-10 victory scored the first Yankee run on Kevm teammates S Ho and Casey Ho Matt Moser (two singles) led the of- big days at the plate for the Rangers and Brenn Schoenherr had key hIts for Scott VanDevusse was three-for-three aauch's second mmng double Matt slammed two apiece to help the Braves fense, John O'LaughlIn and Greg COAST GUARD-RANGERS the Astros Brett Brownscombe hit a and scored two runs for MiamI, A Recht and Josh Chnst balled m the outlast the Rangers, 16-13 Andrew MIller were outstandIng defensIVely Home runs by Billy Faber and Jlmm grand slam and Scoll Cairo scored Dreschler scored a key run m the McCroskery, M Shepard, B Reynolds, other runs, sconng Sean Recht and WISCONSIN-OHIO STATE Michael and doubles by John Moxey, three runs for the Phlls J Vlasak, C Perry, P Michaels and B Kyle Hoye, who had walked Hoye gol fourth for the Braves, ChrIS Janke, Brenner pitched a complete game for Joey WIllIamson and Dan Bruechert DODGE-WHITE SOX Leroy also scored for Miami For Erie, the wm, glvmg up two hils and strlkmg Tom Best and MIke Owens scored two Wlsconsm as It edged OhIOState, 15-t4 helped Coast Guartl overpower the The Dodgers beat the White Sox, 16-3, runs each John Combs crossed the Meyers, RICCIand Ford were four-for- out three m three scoreless Innmgs M Patanella (two doubles, Single), and Rangers,21-9 Jack Ryan, TIm Kimmel as Kenny Prather went the distance Recht struck out five of the 13 Tigers plate three hmes for the Rangers, Max four at the plate, Meyers had two NyenhUIS (game-wmmng double), and Matt Farr had exIra base hits for Andy Bramlage, Fntz Coyro and Prokop added two hIts Damon SmIth smgles and two doubles, RICCIhad two he faced In three Innings Tiger catcher Campagna and Spencer (two smgles the Rangers Charlie LJckfold threw for the Sox Brad Dunlap played well defensively scored tWice for the Rangers smgles, a double and a trIple, and each) and John Scheff L ~Boatingwith pets Boating with a dog or cat can be a source of enjoyment for the s_p_o_rt_s _p_e_o_pl_e _ owner and the pet ... or it can be miserable for everyone. 1__ W. Howard Nurse, D.V.M.; says dogs are individuals just lIke Studies major at Lake Forest. He he is tuning up for the Free Press the Athletes in Achon European people. Some love being aboard a boat; they relish the fresh Marty Witt- mer, of Grosse is a 1983 UnIversIty Liggett School Inter.lational Mara thon 10 Tour thiS summer. breezes, the new sounds and smells and enjoy being anywhere e- graduate October Pointe Woods, , with the people they love. On the other hand, some dogs are earned thIrd nervous, shaky and seasick. They whine and complain and refuse Lake Forest Academy-Ferry year sports > to eat or to behave normally until they're back on shore 1' Hall semor Roger Van Pelt, of awards for .:::::::. The Park's Peter Bolos IS still Grosse Pointe's Jolynn Grosse Pomte Shores, was named Dr Nurse has been a boat owner for over 25 years and he's men's varsity '~, . J,' runnmg. and winning. Com- Schneider is listed on the Univer- to the Independent School League had several dogs that enjoyed boating right along with the rest of hockey and ~~ : petmg In the 70 and over dIvision sity of Iowa women's mtercolleg- (lSL) All-Conference tennis team. the family. He's also had some dogs that were better off left at men's varsity of the JIm Ramsey 10K Race late athletics 1985-86 honor roll. Van Pelt played NO.1 doubles for home. soccer a t the earlier thIS month, Bolos fmished Schneider, who played basketball the Academy's ISL-ehampionship Lake Forest College annual sports fIrst m 54:45. In May, Bolos was at Iowa, was 1986 Honorable Men- His primary recommendation for cruising pets is that they team. The squad was 12-0 in the banquet thIS sprmg. Wittmer, son first mthe S1. John Hospital 10K, tion AcademiC All-Big Ten Confer- wear a harness while aboard. "Dogs don't need life jackets," he league and 15-0 overall. Van Pelt of Mr and Mrs Everett Wittmer, leading the 60 and over diVision ence, attended the 1986 NatIonal is the son of Thomas and Cynthia said. "They swim better than we do and they have better sea is an educatIon and American with his time of 53 45 Bolos says Olympic Festival in Houston and legs than we do If a dog goes overboard, however, it's very Van Pelt difficult to get hIm back on the boat." For dogs under 20 pounds or so, Dr. Nurse recommends a Sundown Series sails on good.fitting harness with a ring on the back. A boat hook can be slipped into the ring to lift the dog back on the boat It's a good The most recent race in the Coyote, Baun/Griffin. idea to practice this maneuver on land. Grosse Pointe SaIl Club's Sundown MORGAN 27: Avenger, G R Diversions Series was sailed June 17. Follow- Thomson, Old Soma, P.A. Kvale; Dogs don't often slip overboard, Dr. Nurse said, but they're ,,~ mg are the top three finIshes in The James Gang, J. Kordas. inclined to Jump if they see another dog on shore or aboard Lon tt tM each category: ENSIGN: Winnergreen, J. another boat. If your boat's freeboard is high and you don't have lOR: Sprmt, J Stevens; Rage, Thiem; Sail No 1355, F.r. Porter; a swim platform or a ladder, it's very difficult - if not Cheerleading camp Firecracker run R. LakIts, Soma 3, D. W. Haze- C.F. Pickle, H.C Schmidt. impossible - to get a large dog back mto the boat. brook. CAL 25: Draco, B. Shenstone; The Cathohc Youth Orgamza- The Metro Macomb Runners PHRF-AA: Coeur De Lion, N. Nemesis, J.J. Bianco; Clytie, D.T. A cat who falls overboard can often be enticed back by holding tlOn (CYO) is sponsormg Instruc- will present their annual Self- Wilson; Ricochet, D.R. Turner, Marshall. a heavy piece of carpet over the side oi the boat and draggmg It tional day camps for cheerlead- ridge ANG Base Firecracker 10K Disruption, L J Oswald. m the water He may climb up onto the carpet CRESCENT: Das Boot, H Kol- ers thIS summer and Mile fun runs on Sunday, PHRF-A: Sail No. 31082, T ter; Eclipse, P. L. Edwards; June 6, at the base in Mount Dr Nurse said that most cats are not good seafarers. "I don't The eastside camp will be held Hildebrandt; Va Tout, G.L Curt- Manon, C. Keresztes. Clemens. The race begms at 9 know of anyone who brIngs a cat aboard," he saId. "Cats are at St Paul's School Aug 11-13 ner; Asamera, Fuchs/SIckels. JIB AND MAIN: Jabberwocky, a m and features categorIes for easy to leave at home along for a few days - WIth plenty of food Cost per camper or coach IS $20 PHRF.B: Old Bear, C. Bayer; A.A. Sperling; Yankee, P.J. 13 and under through 60 and older. and water and a litter box - so maybe that's why people don't each for the three-day seSSIOn, If Liebestraum, D. Steiger, Allegro, Knetsch; ApraXIa, D. Daudhn The $7 race fee mcludes a shirt, take them on cruises. There's always the chance he Will escape " registration IS received by July K. Snodgrass MORC: Rugger, C. Horner, watch or cap plus trophy For Sometimes a frightened cat will hide aboard the boat, or he may 15, $25 after that date The camp PHRF-C: Annex, Gregory/Pal- PEF, P Franks; Jaberwocky, more mformation, call Joe Sme- leave the boat whIle you're docked in a strange marina and you WIll consist of mstruction from 9 mer, Flying Dutchman, D.L Klas- W.H Koch. tanka at 792-4563 won't be able to find him in time to go home a.m to 4 p.m, campers must sen; Nomad, W Tilley. ALL OTHER: Gweneil, F Stel- bring their own lunches ETCHELL 22: Crossfire, J lingwerf, Old Salt, D. Padilla; For a small dog that's paper trained, the length of the cruIse GPSC celebrates Harper; Stormm, D. Stormes; Azul, G V Padilla doesn't matter But if you're boating With a larger dog you must The camps are for grade school The Grosse Pomte Sail Club will plan to make shore stops to accommodate the dog's bladder girls who are or may become celebrate the 25th annIversary of "The length of the trip IS only as long as the size of the dog's cheerleaders Instructors are Its Tuesday Night Sundown Series bladder," Dr Nurse said high school cheerleadmg coaches With a Silver Anmversary Race LSSC finishes Sunset Series and camp specialists, there IS no on Tuesday, July I Grosse He recommends a mIld tranqUilizer for pets who are nervous The last race of a six-race Lake Hazelwood. competItion at the camps, there- POInte Park Mayor Palmer Hee- about boatmg Tranquilizers are available from a veterinarIan Shore Sail Club Sunset Series was fore campers are not reqUIred to nan WIll present the club WIth a MORC: Pnme Time, D. Grov- and are often necessary only on the first day of cruismg Once sailed on June 18 on Lake St Clair prepare any material or cheers speCial burgee, which WIll be er, Kahuna, J Tepel; More the animal becomes accustomed to the new enVIronment, the flown for the remamder of the Trauma, M Goran. Wmd speeds and dIrections boat's rollIng motion, and the vibration of the motor, he'll For more mformatIon or regIs GPSC's races this season The JAM: Omega, W Clark; varIed from very light, (o-3mph) probably settle down and be his usual companIonable self tratlOn, call the CYO athletIC de festIvitIes will be led by Commo- Finale, P Petersen; Mistral, D easterly to gusty, (5-25mph) south- partment at 961-7172 dore Cormac M O'Bryne Alles. "TranqUi hzers are hke martInis," Dr Nurse said "They affect westerly winds Seventy boats out everyone differently It's best to try the tranquilizer at home, of a total of 103 regIstered partici- Star before you actually spend a day on the boat See how It affects Keeping an eye . pated in thiS fmal sprmg regatta. your pet The dose can be adjusted accordmgly It should not put The four best race results out of needs coaches hIm to sleep, just calm him Remember also, that a tranqUilIzer .. on the ball doesn't seem the SIX races sailed, were used to gIVen after the dog IS under stress Will affect hIm differently nearly as difficult a task as keep. select the wmners of the series Coachmg help is needed at than If It'S gIVen whIle he's calm. I recommend glvmg the Ing track of Grosse Pointe Little They are both Our Lady Star of the Sea tranqUilIzer at home, an hour before you take the dog to the League summaries submitted to PHRF-A: Sure, D Naples grade school and the hIgh boat" the News each week. Here are Tigress, E Niederbuehl, Sassy's sc~ool, accordmg to Margaret some hints to help Insure that your Lee, R. Schmidt Spmdler, OLSS athletic direc- Be sure your crUlsmg pet has an IdentifIcation tag and a team's results are printed: dead- tor lIcense. If you're taking hIm on a long crUise, conSider a tag PHRF-R: Asylum, R Lootens, line for all sports copy Is noon on Coaches for fifth and sixth contamIng a home-bound friend's telephone number In case your Brown Sugar, J Warren, La Monday; Items should be typed grade boys' soccer and grade pet IS lost - then found - you won't spend time lookmg for hIm Boheme, D Holstem (doublespaced) or printed; final s~hool cheerleading, and for while the fmder makes futile phone calls to your empty home PHRF.C: Marksman, B Lang scores must be Included In all Wmdwalker, W. Srlgley; Frency: high school freshman girls' vol. If you are boating 10 Canada With a pet, be sure to carry proof copy; be as brief as possible and F. Porter leyball and high school varSIty that he's had a rabies vaccinatIOn withm the last three years It's note which city the team Is from. PHRF.D: Cricket, T. Macro girls' soccer are urgently Any questions? Call the sports wise to protect your dog with an annual distemper shot also, Magic, T Podgorski, Rough needed especially if you'll be cruising mto remote areas where wIld editor at 882-0294. Rider, T Balkwell. Interested apphcants should animals live PHRF.E: Stormalong, B Orr, contact Spindler daily at 294- Wmdy 3, J Rapelje, Bacchus, J. 7049, or at 881-2040 on Tuesdays • I Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-G Draft day It was Christmas Eve, New Year's and graduation day all rolled into one for the 252 players drafted by the National Hockey League in last Saturday's entry draft in the Mon- treal Forum. It was an especially big day for the Woods' Jimmy Carson, drafted No.2 overall by the Los Angeles Kings. Below, the "orderly" chaos on the Forum floor. Below, Carson sits at the Kings' draft table. Bottom, left, the day before the draft was taken up by dozens of media interviews, although the personable Carson found time for a smile or two. At left, Carson models a Kings' jersey for his father (left) and Kings' coach Pat Quinn. (Photos by Mike Andrzejczyk) Woods man joins Cup crew Next week: Stu Argo of Grosse Pomte Woods I / IS a crew member about the I "Heart of Amenca," the 12-meter Photos of I boat based m the mIdwest whIch IS ; currently m trammg for the 1987 ; Heart of America, America's Cup competItion In " Perth, AustralIa i the midwest's entry Grosse Pointe's for the 1987 • Heart of AmerIca was launched America's Cup, prac- In Newport, R I in early May and tices in Narragansett christened May 30 In ChIcago spring soccer Bay off the coast of Argo, a JIb trImmer/taIler on the boat, and the 16 other crew mem- Newport, R.I., after bers Includmg skIpper Buddy ~. being launched in ear- ly May. champions Melges - a two-tIme OlympIC medalIst, three-tIme Yachtsman of the Year wmner and WInner of numerous natIOnal sallmg cham- pionshIps - traveled to Santa Cruz, CalIf. on June 8 to begIn . two months of trammg agamst WEIGHT CanadIan boats and other Amer- ~ WATCHERS Frosted Treat Ican syndIcates & Desserts Lo Cal Menu They WIll return to ChIcago, the RAM'S HORN Senior Citizen syndIcate's home port, In August RESTAURANT 885.1902 Age 65 to continue tramlng on theIr prac- Discount 10% 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR tice boat "Clipper," whIle Heart ""m mum Order $2 5() of America IS shIpped to Aus- and the rest of the Heart of Amer- tie In October terer and mastman ChriS Shep- Remember - DAILY DINNER What's new tralIa The current trammg Ica crew are scheduled to arrIve Three other MIChigan saJlors. ler, both of Harbor Springs, are althe Horn schedule ca lis for seven-day-per- In Au'>tralla by Sept 1 The Amer- bowman BIll Chamberlam, ot CUI rentlv lIsted as crew mem- SPECIALS: CrOissants Stir Frys week workouts In order that the ICd'S ('up trials begm m }<~reman- Grand Rapids, taller DaVId Ket- bers - Deadlines 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only Fresh Veg cooked to crew mIght be prepared for the order Chicken HOMEMADE Breasts Chicken or SIx-day SaJllng sessIOns In Aus- for SOUP DAILY Tuna Salad Veg tralIa Ham & Cheddar South batters split Mack games WE ARE FAMOUS HawaIIan Ham & Argo, 2.5. IS a Grosse Pomte Gro,)'5e PomtE' South's Conme Arnold, Doug Lucas and Steve hits sports for OUR DESSERTS' Crabsllr North HIgh School graduate who Mack team splIt four games last KInsley collected the only hits In the mghtcap, South could copy: has saIled m three Canada''5 ('up ~eek to run Its season record to Starter Jerry Johet was tagged muster only one hIt - a seventh serIes, most recently In 1984 on 42 With the loss mmng double by Adlhoch - al- BIll Martm's "Stars and Stripe,>" On .June 18, the Blue Devils mp- GPS spilt a double header With though the Devils put together SIX Mondays CH1~!SE GOI~DEN out of BayVIeW Yacht (,Iub Hp ped defending natIonal champIOn walks and five SterlIng HeIghts Sterhng Heights (No 1) on Sun- UtIca TSI, 4-1 RIch Cordova went day, wInmng the opener, .5-2,and errors to come up With SIX runs the dlst::mce. <;caUE'rmg seven hIts I\MERICAN BlfDDII, droppIng the mghtcap, 8-6 Rick Scott Tucker, who ga ve way to at and three unE'arned runs He Kolp In the fourth. was tagged DISHES ' LE'onard got the deCISion. al- fannpd five. walkIng only one He With the 10s'5 though he needed rehef help from In also aIded hiS own cause WIth an noon Featu"ng the very finest Cantonese dishes Kolp In the fifth Kolp faced only RBI smgle Tom }<'ellows had a On June 27, South Journeys to For luncheons and Dinners p1us exotic Cocktails nme batters In three innings, fan- double to drive In another run mng four, to regIster the save Chippewa Valley for a 6 15 pm Monday thru Thursday 11 am- 11 p m Pete Muer and Sean Bruce ac- game On Saturday, .June 28, FrIday 1 1 am. 12 P m counted for thE' ~lnners' other Fellows' two hits Included an South hosts Sterhng HeIghts (No Saturday 12 floon • 12 P m hits Ted Kolp raced home on a RBI double, Mark Carl's triple 2) for a doubleheader at Kerby Sunday 12 noon. 11 pm Wild pitch In the seventh for the knocked In two runs, whIle KinS- Field. stdrtmg at 1 p m Next wlnnmg run ley's two-bagger accounted for Tuesday, South faces Warren at COCKY All lOUNGE COMPLETE Near Whllt et Ample Por~ ng Carry 0"1 SefVl Grosse Pointe N~ws Page Four.C :~Entertainment Thursday, June 26, 1986 .._------'Legal Eagles' is half-good, half-bad By Michael Chapp Shortly thereafter, Redford and pomted If they expect a "Jagged cally at her worst -like after get- ting thrown offa moving forklift in- There's some good news and Hannah are caught in bed togeth- Edge" type potboiler from some bad news about "Legal er. That's the second complication "Eagles" to the river, or after spending an Eagles," the new film pairing The big one. Redford loses his Job On the other hand, the picture IS entire night eatmg everything m Robert Redford and Debra Wing- and is told he can kiSS the D A sa ved by the perfect chemistry of her refrigerator, and paying for it er' The good news IS half of the posItion goodbye. Its stars Wmger and Redford are the following morning movie IS absolutely wonderful - Out of w.orkand more than a lit- dynamIC together, throwmg off Together, Redford and Winger the kind of stuff that makes for a tle bit upset Withhimself, Redford sparks like a match rubbmg fhnt are as perfectly matched as any really enjoyable experience at the agrees to form a temporary part- Redford, With hIS baby blue eyes couple on the screen When the two movies. The bad news is the other nership with Winger to work on the and hISclumlsly endearing char- of them agree to go mto a partner- half IS. well, not absolutely Hannah case Workmg together, acter traits IS appealing to the ShIP, Winger mSlsts on knowing wonderful- the kind of stuff that they go to court and try to clear audience And Winger, whose whether Redford plans on sleeping makes for a rather dlsappomting their client of the alleged wrong- penetratmg eyes are offset only by WIth theIr chent any more. The time at the movies Whether or not doing ThiS, unfortunately, IS the her umque vOIce- raspy in Just audience knows as well as Winger one can ultimately play the optim- sorry half of the picture For a the nght places - IS as humanly that she's askmg as much for per- Ist and say that the film IS "half- movie supposedly so hot on legal hkable here as she was 10 her sonal reasons as profesSIOnalones Their ever-budding romantic rela- good" l~ 1<11 gdy Jependent on the IIltllgue, not much eXists A num- Academy nominated role in followingquestion. Is the good half ber of complications are thrown tn, "Terms of Endearment" Here, as tionship builds throughout the film, good enough to make the bad half but from the midpoint on, viewers tn "Terms," Winger demonstrates addmg a tension which makes up acceptable? will have the case solved and the her abihty to be appealing to the for what the legal part of the story Sure it is verdIct 10 One Willbe sorely disap- audience even when she ISphySI- fails to give. Tom Logan, played by the per- As Chelsea, the completely ennial pretty boy Redford, IS a neurotic defendant, Hannah is con- crack Manhattan prosecuting at- vincingly off-eenter. From the first Presenting • torney. He's only one step away time viewers see her on screen, it • • from the offIce of assIstant dIstrict is hinted that something is differ- Woods resident Marty Sufallni shows his antique car at a attorney. Laura Kelly (Wmger) IS ent about her. When she takes the previous Wheels of Freedom parade and car show. The event an up-and-commg defense attor- audience through a hauntingly sur. this year is Saturday, June 28, and cars will be on display from ney. She's only one step away from reahstlc autobIOgraphical demon- stration - replete with burning 9 a.m. to noon in Windsor and from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. In front getting way over her head IIIa case involvmg fraud, arson and mur- props and life-Size mannequin- of the General Motors and Fisher buildings In the New Center corpses - It is obVIOUSthat she is area. The show and parade Is a major event In the 28th an- der She's defending Chelsea Dear- don /Greektown's Finest Cuisine Mack Opt>n Daily 11 a.m. - 2 a.m., Sun. 12-12 PlRA.TES COVE , J- LAIKON CAFE Call for reservations 885- 7979 ~ DAILY LUNCH SPECIAL SUNDAY Monroe Ave. • Downtown Detroit • 963-7058 1 AuthentiC Greek Cooking ~ tUN ;. 30RMCH~KEN SPECIAL CROISSANT ST Liquor • Beer • Wine Wllh • CliP 01 SOlIP UFFED Sun., Mon., Wed.& Thurs. 11a.m.3a.m $395 PORK CHOP Fn & Sat tll 4 a m HAPPY HOUR DINNER MOH.-FRI. 95 FOR TWO M-Th 11:-~'11 pm $5 SUMMER PALACE Roast Fri. & sat. 11 8.m,12 mId. Specializing in Chincse Saturday 4 p.m,10 p m. CookinR - Cantoncse Chicken $8.95 and Szcchuan 1111'111(11'_:~1I1111. "01,,11 (orrr!. ~lI1UlI. ( 11IIier lIf Polll! .. Ilr Rirr I)illlf. Cuisinc I....._...~...... •...... •...... •..•••••••••...__•.•...... •.•. Lunch-Dinncr - Takcout 1111 Bcaconsfield : .lullo'.lntroduce."Nlkl'." Famou.... $200 OFF i W.... da'. 1tam. 9 p m Frl A 5at. till 10. Cloltd Monda,. I I GREEKSQUARE A i No Substitutions : PIZZA PIZZI'. ANY LARGE PIZZA • Hl.8441 - }}1.8440 : CARRY OUTS EAT IN OR CARRY OUT I 882- 055 .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• __•••••• • ••••••• J ...... -_....._-----_ ..._-...... -."""'...... _------...... -_----..,,, ...... -..._------~----~~,...... _._.~-~~-...-....~~-.,- ...... '-~--~~------...... ---~-.--... ~~- Call 882-6900 Page Five-C Classified ads Thursday, June 26, 1986 . , lA. I'EIISONAlS lA. I'EIISONAlS lC. l'''AYEJlS 28 TUTORING ANO EDUCATION 4. HEll' WANTEO GENERAl SIGN PAINTING BY HOME VETERINARY WRITING/RESEARCHI I~DEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED PRAYER TO THE TUTOR avaIlable - Cer- HAIRDRESSER needed - SUE, ANY OCCASION SERVICE HOLY SPIRIT tIfied teacher .wllI tulor come JOIl1the staff at The 1... ~ , ctlIIItIS If CIftICtiIIIs .... 12 _ ...... any!>lze Blrlhday!>, anmver Complele health dnd dental RESUMES Holy SPIrIt, you who make Enghsh/Readmg, grades FashIOn Door Tralmng m sarle!>, reumon!>, .30' bdll cale BroLhure'>. ,>peethes, edll. me see everythmg and who 7-12 or Math through 2 .. CIIIV lIllty, ..... lIes4Iay _. hI-tech and hl.touch IS our ners, 24 houl' !>C1vice 1I0USI<~CALLS lng, manual'> bemll1ar!>, ..... show me the way to reach Algebra I My house or goal 882-4246 886 7016 527 1HO PHONE 77-MOBIL article" my ideal You who gIVe me yours Reasonable 884- 1 LeplIotk:e 11M BILLING clerk-general of- WE'LL Trall1 you 10 be a,. Paul-Michael 1 urkal, 8821t41> the DlvlOe Gift to forgIve 0101 DVM lA. PmoIIlIIs 111 and forget the wrong that fice work m small office execullve level ,>elrelary TENNIS IC!>soO!>,profeSSIOn 18 semtarIaI Servlte TUTORING 10 readlOg, WIll tram Call from 7 HELIABLE DOOn BELL ISdone to me and you who Call for deldlls, 57Hl80 al expenented teachll1g, 1C ~ 11J math, and EnglIsh Grades am -2 p m 567-6111 REPAIH beglnmng to ad\ anced, all are 10 alllO!>tances of my EFFECTIVE Speakmg Se 1D flag 11K 1-6 ExperIenced, prIvate Heasonable rates Complete ages, les!>on!>gIVen on pn SIn'" life WIth me 1,10 thl$ short PUBLIC RELATIONS mlnar 6 houl ,>e,>slOn 2 £ntet1alnmeftt 11L school teacher 885 9027 $6 $7/hour to start door bell service vale COUItReasonable 12 dIalogue want to thank you 9-12 ()(}or 7 10 pm, 'fups 2.A' MlIslc ElIucaIion EXPERIENCED teacher Call 557-1200 Bob 8228..131 rate!> Pled!>e cdll884 7706 28 'IItlIring lIIlCI EJhlcatIon lZA for everythmg and confIrm days and 'fhur!>day!> once more that I never available for tutormg all Job Network $65 fee PERSONAL checkbook bal GENEOLOGICAL research 2C KobIlV InstrvcDlll 121 $85 Includes eye con- want to be separated from subjects K-8, fleXIble anclI1g, bookkeepmg for - lrace your fdmIly tree 2D Camps 12C MARKETING/entry level tact, vOicecontrol plu...,how you no matter how great hours 884-6236, to gel a pomt deIO,>!>571 .,mall busmess Experl- Expert reseal ch by Tho- 2E SCltoOIs 13 21K Hiring now 3 lAIst illd FolInd 13A the matenal deSIres may TENNIS lessons, profesSIOn- Call 557-1200 I clIled, rea!>onable 46!J ma!> Macfle Flrsl hour 6180 be I want to be WIth you Ob23 free 925-7981 4 Help WltIbIcI GeMnIl 131 al experienced teachmg, Job Network $65 fee PERFORMERS and aChlev-1 and my loved ones m • Help WaIl1elI Medk;aUDeIltlII 13C beginmng to advanced, all MANAGER tramee 14-20K ers - medIa lraullng for WANTED 40 overweIgh I pe0- HAVE your nails done In 41 IteIp WIIlletI LtpI perpetual glory Amen 1. ages, lessons given on prl. hmng now ('all today bUl>IIIt:l>l>/dctlllg 101' all I ple Iv II'j " ne.. hel Ldl '-OI'lfOi t ul .11) home Ask ~ ... :imIl' ..... 1M: 1hank you for your love to- vate court Reasonable 557-1200 media Performance I ploduct 10 lose weIght and about dIscount prIces on 4Il Help WantlMl o-stlc 1. wards me and my loved rates Please call 884-7706 Workshops, Inc 398-4790 al!>omake money 776-7326 "GI oup SpecIals" can save 4E Heuse SlttIRt Senlc:es 13Q ones Pray thIS prayer 3 Job Network $65 fee you and your fnends a lot PAIN, tenSIOn, stres!> - 4F Slnlces III£xcIIange 1311 cOllSecutIve days without 20 CAMPS ELECTRONIC TECH "BE A STAR!" of money For beautiful therapeul1c massage may 5 SlblatloR WiIlacI asklOg your Wish, after ------Entry Level $10!Hour Have your weddmg cere nalls, call 776 6284 5A Slblatloll WMted DeaIIstIc CAMP Arbulus - Pnvate help Kathy IS back 882. 131 third day your WIsh w1l1be Call 557-1200 mony and recepllOn VIdeo 5& 14 girls camp Grand Tra- SMALL dog Sltlll1g - not Co~Care granted, no matter how Job Network $65 fee 8686, 288-6170 taped m full color and 5C ,. verse area June 22 - July over 14 pound!> Excellenl eaten .. dIffICult It may be Then FACTORY !>ound 51 EnlpIoyllltllt AgIlIcy 141 19,July 20. August 16 Call references Take one pet al promIse to publIsh thIS 13 43/hour HIring Now I LiT CALL MEMORIES VIDEO 6 fIetItaMtomes, Ap1s., etc: 881.9442 Write MayfIeld, -tJi}' a tune unles') you have prayel as soon as your Call Today 557-1200 758-2875 Ikosse PIN n1Ie 15 MichIgan 49666 r~ two Call 885-3039 favor has been granted Job Network $65 fee I 1 BABY BHlTCHES 6A RelltaIsIMotnes .. , ete: 1. Thank you for favors St CIllir SIlIIa 1M 3. lOST AND FOUND EXPERIENCED short or- ~ --DO rr- Disposable dIaper delivery JACKIE'S receIved ELM 18 ~ Apts., etc: 118 der cook. $4 75 per hour service New 111 Gro!>se PET & PAL SERVICES LOST - Did you fmd our NO SERVICE CHARGE ItIrpIr .... 1llC PRAYER TO THE Apply at Your Place POll1tes, Harper Woods Ammal sltlmg, housesltllOg, grey and yellow cockatiel IF REPAIRED lIC RetItIIsIMotws, Apts., ee: 17 HOLY SPIRIT Lounge 17326 East War- and St Clair Shores areas chauffeur serVices, doctor Major Appliance Repau DetroIt 11 Holy SPirit, you who make near Bon Secours? Please ren Call .. eekdays, evenmgs appomtments Shoppmg call 884-2912 See ad 111 ClaSSIfied 18G &0 RIIItatsJ1tIIII Apts., etc: 1M me see everything and who 68 P m and alrpOl t shuttle EXPERIENCED pIzza 885.1762 Near Area 1. show me the way to reach PEGGY Please bnng Peanut maker, WIll tram Grosse 882-4537 884-1516 885-2111 lit Rent wltII lIptiGIIlII Illy my Ideal You who give me back, we mIss him Re- Pomte area 884-3013 WANTED' ShIrts, shorts, &f f« Rent FIIl'IIislled the DIVIne GIft to forgIve ward Mary 223-8590 Mon- BALLOONS sWIm SUItS, sweaters, IG IIIDms fir Rent and forget the wrong that day - Fnday 8'30-5 pm CLEANING person for lux- HIGH 1"1.\ I:\G IIELlL':\l BALLOO.'i B()L'(~L'Er~ shoes, cosmetIcs, ]ewlery, &II Otfice tor IIIflt 110 ISdone to me and you who 924-9032evemngs or week- ury hIgh-rIse condominum &I Garage fir Rent ForallocCd!>lOn~foJ d,>lIlllc.J'>SIO dt'!IVl'l\ dVdrldbl1' stereo eqUipment, sportmg 1. are 10 all mstances of my end complex on the DetrOit 6J IkIlIdIIlI IN S1lIrI tit Rent Bu) a d07cn OJ bU\ d glo"" A GIU';\T \\d\ 10 goods, dlOlng engage 1. life with me I, In thIS short RIver 4-5 hours per day FOUND. 6-9-86, Mack/Cook celebrate menls, gift certIficales, 6K StDraIt Spagl .. ReRt 1lMi dIalogue want to thank you Monday thru Friday Adm- 6L SIIan IJIlRg QuIrtIn area Female cat Gmger tIOna 1 mcome oppor- 882-4968 money and more for 17th for everythlOg and confirm color with black markings birthday celebratlOn Con- 6M FIorilIa VIcItIM RemIs tunitIes available Shore- IN ...... MIcIlIgan VIcaUIll once more that 1 never Extremely affectIOnate tact CassIe for detaIls want to be separated from line East, 824-8288 Rentals No collar. If owner not YOUR HOME, you no matter how great SECRETERIAL positIon, A WORK OF ART FIRE - POUC E 60 'Iacation ReItMs ...... found, free to good home 7 WIIItlltI IIIRent the materIal deSIres may 882-6890 full time, must have good Pen-and-mk, walercolor MEDICAL HELP 7A. Walt IIIShan liYIII be I want to be WIth you typmg and language skIlls of Your Home, Busmess or Boat FOUND Grosse Pomte Park, EMERGENCY SYSTEMS Quar1IrS and my loved ones In and be able to check own BY CAROL A SINCLAIR June 21, Kercheval Ave- DIVISION OF PROCESS 78 OIIIeeIStDrew.tId IIIRent perpetual glory Amen work Call between 5 and 6 8868468 METH 0 DS 7C Garage Walltild IIIIIeIIl Thank you for your love to- nue Black male mIxed p m for appointment -nolecards and pnnts- AT TH F: PUSH 7D S18fJge Space w.tId wards me and my loved LablDoberman, adult George DaVIS 886-4101 ones Pray thIS prayer 3 Found June 22, Wmdmlll OF A BUTTON 8 Mlscellanlolll Articles .. DISHWASHER, busperson. consecutIve days WIthout Pointer, Park, female Ter- For a free demonstratIOn I SA sas-t part-time, mghts Farina's PHYSICIANS AND OFFICE MANAGERS =.e, va askmg your WIsh, after rier mIX, brown collar, please WrIte Sales ... Granary, l8431 Mack, thIrd day your WIsh wIll be please call 822-57lY7 BOX JbO}8 I Grosse Pomte GROSSE POINTE, MI48236 88:W~ granted, no matter how FOUND - Grosse Pomte CI- , medi-comp FULL time clerical posItion PROCESS METHODS CO Ie dIffIcult it may be Then ty, June 20, LakeSIde promIse to publish thIS avallable Immediately "Under No ObligatIon" Street, adult, beIge male :::=- prayer as soon as your Shepherd Must have average typmg ~~NG = L MASSAGE therapIst LlcellS- 9 ArtItIes WIIItId favor has been granted Found June 22, Fisher Road, speed and possess valid ~ OF INSUIlANCI C1AIMS ed - European tech- 10 MeI8r1:ycIes tor Sale Thank you for favors young adult, male black drIvers lIcense Please OIques GIft certIfIcates 10A Saewmolllles for ~ receIved. M I' S. Lab. Please call 822-5707 contact Carol Robmson available Judy, 882-3856 11 cars tor Sale - AMI: between 9 a m -2 p m To cut your Blue Cross and MedIcare payment FOUND - Grosse Pomte time from 90 days to 10 days CALLIGRAPHY - All occa- l1A cars fDf Sale - CIItysIer 2. ENTERTAINMENT 963.1800 118 ~ for Sale - Ford Woods, June 21, Blarrmoor 824-6070 slons 771-1866 -fif:'Cars fer Sale - G.M. , I:lIGHT-HEARTED Road, Brown female Shep- NAIL TECHNICIAN PUPPY SItter SeJ;vJce l.;n I' llD<' tonIga tars ....AI DtIIIf ",I ENTERTAINM~NT herd pup Pleace call 822- Expenenced and ambItious • small female dogs only HE: ~ - SilIW CII'I MAGICIAN 57lY7 techmclan needed for CtAS~I~cl ADVERTISING RATES Grosse Pomte salon. Inter- No tmklel s, expenenced, < i1f, ,CIr AIctiIIIS ROBERT COOPER FOUND - Grosse Pomte references, $4 OO/day I 118 QIIkers ... JakIn vIews confIdential 886- ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, AND RULES Shores, June 24, black and 4130 VE9-1385 885-4210 tan Doberman, young CASH RATE FIrst 10 words, $350 30' each ad- . 1A_ PEIlSONALS lB. SECRETA"IAL A BUSINESS consultant re- dItional word Q WANT to have fun losmg SERVICE CLASSICAL musIc for any adult, please call 822-5707. qUIres part.tlme steno, BILLED RATE $1 00 bIlling charge $200 If not weIght? A 822 0919 occasIOn Solo, duo, trIO, BLUE Cross, MedIcare bIll- convement hours. 881-9540 paid m 10 days NOW AVAILABLE qUlOtet, gUltar, wlOds, REWARD mg Per form rate Also LOST Tabby gray/black/ OPEN RATE $700 per mch $800 per mch for RIA The New York TImes best vOIce 354-6276 RESTAURANT HELP medical bookkeepmg 886- whIte cat, Kattie, approxI- bordered ads seller lIst for rent or sale More L Bow Room Now Has moved to the Upper Cut 8041 mately 15 years old, over- JAMES 1\, MONNIG AMUSING MAGICAL have positIOns avaIlable Salon, 18403 East Warren, I weIght, no tags, Devon- There WIll be extra charges for dark brodel s, stars, BOOKSELLER BOOKKEEPING serVIce, for expenenced bar mauls, DetrOIt 885-HAIR ENTERTAINMENT shIre/Jefferson, Park. She dots, logos, reverses or photos 15133 KERCHEVAL accounts payable, recelV- bartenders and cooks IS a very speCIal cat TAKE care of yourself the: 331.22:18 able, payroll, quarterly FOR ANY EVENT Good pay, excellent benefit Herbal-way For wClght j reports, general ledger Don Chesters 779-6850 Please call 886-2592 The claSSIfIed advertlsmg deadlme for new copy IS DRIVER - leacher avaIl- program Apply 25100Kel- Tuesday noon (subJect to cha'llge durmg holidays) control, nutntIon, hatr and I 886-8041 PIANO enlertalOment WIth LOST - gold colored men's ly Road, RoseVIlle skln care You owe It to able to drIve you and/or All changes, corrections, and cancellations must 20 to 30 hours a week offIce popular or classical favor- watch at Parcells mamond yourself Call 884-1505 or your car to anywhere 10 LINDELLAC be m our offIce no later than Monday noon work desIred 8years book- Ites Weddmgs, gradua- on Tuesday, June 17 Sen. 884-0620 the U SCali 585-5480 FULL or part time waItress keepmg experIence mclud- tIOns, cocktaIl parties, etc. tlmental value Please call 111. SECRETARIAL 111. SECitETAitrAL and bar persons needed For further mformatlon regardmg claSSIfied adver- payroll Good typmg, Clip and save 885-6215 882-4114 or 884-6680 If SERVICE SEll VICE 109 Call 964-1122 or apply m tlsmg rates or for placmg your advertisement, ( 0 .. n electrol1lc type- MAGIC Shows - AvaIlable found Reward person NIght shift call please call our adVisors at wnter), flawless gram- for birthday parties, ban- LOST - black male dog WIth after 6 p m Day shIft call 8826900 The RESIJME POWER PACK mar, classy handwritmg I quets, your SOCIalaffairs whIte markings Mary- before noon A PROFESSIONAL RESUME WILL GET RESULTS Your office or my home Call JIm Shannon, 463-3281 land/Kercheval area SALES-get healthy and get 1. We will consult and help you write Call 882-2193 and leave FRENCH/Spamsh tutormg 331-0669 Lost May 281h wealthy Fast growIng message a better resume to fit the job market. by experienced Grosse LOST CAT Mack - Sever company needs motIvated The Missing lLNe:.. : WE'LL do mVOIcmg, pay- Pomte teacher AvaIlable area. 6-11-86 Cahco tabby people mterested m health 2. Our resumes are approved by I ables, receIvables, payroll, July 1st 296-7361 graYIsh, black stnpes WIlt and nutritIon Call884-1505 Universities & Fortune 500 Companies. I typmg PrOVIde a business PRIVATE or group lenms orange streaks Very ole or 884-Q620 Linkmg IndIViduals to Needs 111 the CommuOlty IS a I address and answermg lessollS for chIldren ages and timId, called Lauretta COUNTER person Older non-profIt orgamzatlOn whose purpose IS to coor- 3. Computerized Typesetting & Printing I servIce Rent our offices 5-10 on my court at 699 Reward Call 884-1697 lady preferred 881-8654 dlOate needs With resources ThIs ISaccomplished 4. Stored on Disks for fast retrieval I for meetmgs 573-6180 Lakeshore Dnve III Grosse LOST - a young female by placing goods no longer needed by mdlVlduals STEEL company needs per- TELE.X - Telecopler (do- Pomte Shores $4 an hour AmerIcan short hall' cat son for purchasmg and and busmesses mto the hands of metropolitan BREE GRAPHIC - 884-1890 mestIc and mternatlOnal> Call 885-0629 WIth a racoons tall, a whIte DetrOIt chal'ltable agencIes OperatlOg slOce 1971, other mIscellaneous 20750 Mack I GPW I 1 Block North of Vernier I - telegrams - typmg - stomach and has no front duties 792-2460 LINC ISproud of the accomplishments It has made copymg - secretarIal - 2A. MUSIC EDUCATION claws Answers to the and stnves 10 IlIcrease ItS resource base If you CLERICAL assIstant. notary, 24 hours, 7 days VOCAL and pIano lessons name Ashley. Please call have recyclable Items, no longer of use to you, UP TO WEDDING INVITATIONS 20% Off Unbeatable rates 779-8538 343-r046MISSher Reward accounts receIvable, 70 Operation LINC kno,,"s who can and Will use them Grosse Pomter WIth um. wpm typmg, computer ex- Please call LlNC at MllJlOO ''''llh )oUJ donatIOn Everythlng you nced for your <;pcclal day' LETTER f'OR LETTER verslly degree now fur- FOUND female black Lab, perience helpful, full KEEP IT MO\-ING' Thank You Scroll" Toa'lmg Gla<;<;e, Cake Kmfe Word Processmg thermg mUSIcal education I 6-20. 881-9303, 446-1844 benefIts, salary commen. When placmg order mer $100 a~/..for FREF PLANNER' Resume Consultation - at Wayne State offermg LOST - black, female cat, 2 surate WIth ablhty 1-7517 CAMPUS LIFE deSIres Items for summer camp Preparation claSSIcal and popular les- years old Last seen Mack mIle area Call Mike at MEGAPHONE,35mm('AMERA WATERSKIING General.Personal Typmg sons Phone 824-7182 _Oxford area 886-9080 892-7800 Between 9 a m -3 EQUIPMEI\'T, baHery operated !>tereo radIO, slide Medical, Legal, Busmess p m for appomtment or move projector and screens These and other DON'T MESS WITH Cass( tie TranSCrIptIOn WOODS MUSIC if you lose me Items WIllbe used by all branches of Campus LIfe's MOTHER NATURE OR I 774-5444 STUDIO or find me , .. COLLEGE youth gUidance programs geared 10hIgh school stu. TYPING word processmg, STUDENTS dents throughout the year FATHER TIME. I GUITAR, PIANO, DRUMS, resumes, $4 25 a page, 45t THEORY CALL YOUR WANT AD IN addltlJnal orIgmals No- Home or StudiO WE NEED YOUR ENERGY REFRIGERi\TOnS sought by PEOPU: in FAITH tary, S C S 772.2809 AND SKILLS UNITED 1I011SING COUP, (PIFU> Two workmg BEFORE TUESDA Y - I 20943 Mack CUSTOM Call Weekdays refngerators needed for presently occupied DON'T MISS THE DEADI INI ' • DATA ENTRY rehabIlitated homes Group buys and rf'novates WORD PROCESSING 754 1144 372-7427 • TYPISTS homes m arE'a of DetrOIt Workers WIth most 882-6900 ,I{('<;umes,I manuscnpts, PIANO lessons, qualifIed theses IeI'm papers, (lIs- teacher, my home 882- • WORD PROCESSORS volunteer hours have opporl u01ly to buy home and • SECRETARIES take up reSIdency Many more used household ~erlatlOns 7772 I 8B4~59 Items needed for this,," orlhy ongomg program PIANO teacher WIth degree Light mdustrlal and landsca- EXPERIENCED book- has openmg for begmmng We'll run your ad pmg positions also avalla. DETROIT TRA:\SIT AI.TERi"ATIVES 1<;desperate keeper thru tnal balance or advanced students Ex- FREE!! ble Earn top pay and gam ly searchll1g for an \ '\!TE\iNA ror top or TV, Pa}rolJ, accounts payable penenced III claSSIcal, pop, valuable work expenence CLOTIIES DRYER or LAWr\ \IO\\-EH Goods us- and receivable, 10work at ragtIme, and jaZZ 343-9314 882-6900 Call now ed tn temporary hvmg home<; The group runs l\\o home Pick-up and dehver PRIVATE lessons Plano, homes to aId "homeless" youths Goal IS to assist . Da)<; 924-6255 VOIce, organ Umverslty NEVER A FEE and return thE'youth<;10their nalural family home i RI'~SlJMf~S, lyplng, call musIc educatIOn degree 4 HEll' WANTED GENEIlAl Designed a<; an alternatlve 10 the leRal sy<;lem I Brenda 8!l23266 Mrs .Junker, 823 1721 DRIVERS NEEDED' BONUSES Good drlvmg record WIlli C,\'\!Nli"(' ,fAHS and NE\\ LIIlS needed by the 4-H lC PRAYERS 211 TUTOIlING AND EDUCA nON PAID VACATIONS t tram Excellent money Growmg RooL<;Urban Gardenmg Program The 4 II makmg potential Apply 111 I DOWNTOWN 963.2290 workshops deal With orgalllzrng commumty gar I ST .Jude - Thank you tor ! favors receIved M I' TUTORING person dens, workll1g With youlh 111 Ihf' garden sellmg, 15501 Mack Ave small space gardenmg and cannmg/preservmg ALL SUBJECTS STERLING HI'.':IGHTS harvesl targeted for per<,on<;of hmlted mrans GRADES 1 THRU 12 WILL tram pizza cooks, 9775740 FOR PROFESSIONAL cashiers, deh clerks Must LAW'\! TRACTOR sOllgh by VWC/\ or ('/\J\1P FACULTY be 18,WIlling to work days, SUPPLEMENTAL evemngs, weekends App- CAVELL grounds ('amp open<; ,JIIly 6th for glrl<; CLASSIFIED ADS WE CAN HELP STAFFING, INC. 7.17 years of age IIOHSERM K lUmM. eqUIp- GROSSE POINTE ly at Mr C's Dell, 12337 THE TEMPORARY ment such as saddle pads, lead ropes and general LEARNING CENTER Morang, 16830 East War- HELP PEOPLE horse eqUipment needed by group Any SPOHTS 6.1Kercheval on the HIli ren, (DetrOIt) 20915Mack, and CAMPING eqUIpment wOllld be helpful 343 -08.'l6 343-0036 (Grosse Pomte Woods) INTERNATIONAL student CALL STYLIST/Nail techmclan/ exchange orgamzatlOn CROSSROADS - Job Offlce IS mlhe proce<;s of set TJ<~ACHER, elementary, pedICUrISt - LamIa on the seeks IndIVIduals part-ttme tll1g up a trammg program and are III great neE'd 882.6900 some hIgh school, English HIli has opemngs for estab- to fmd homes for hIgh of at least 20 SE('RET,\H1AL IVpl' UESKS and second language, begm. lished mdl ~Iduals For sal- school exchange students ne~ plano, gUitar, referen. Excellent pay Call (517) CHAIRS, CONTACT LlN(' 882-6100 ary or leas1l1g mformahon, ces SheIla 882.7043 call John LamIa, 884-1739 723-5729 Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4A HELP WANTED 4A HElP WANTEO MEDICAlIDEHTAl 4 HELl" WANTED GENEIIAl , 4 HELP WANTED GENERAL 4 HELl" WANTEO GENERAl 4 HElP WANTEO GEPHRAl 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL MEDICAl/DENT AL __ SECRETARY/ReceptIOnist SECRETARY for preSident I BE an mdependent distribu- NURSING of small east side com tor, full/part.hme No ex- week) Word processor ex- downtown office Ideal for I SUPERVISOR perlence preferred Real I high school graduate with puter company, hght book perIence necessary Excel- keepmg, word processmg I lent earmng potentia I The SIsters of Bon Secours Estate appraISal firm 884- bus mess curriculum Con- Nursmg Care Center IS a 1949 tact M SA 965-4100 and hght clencal Excel $500 $10,000 a month 822- lent for mature pel son re I 0919 modern long term skIlled LANDSCAPE - male/ OFFICE typmg, filing, full entermg the work environ cal'C faCIlity In an excellent female lawn cutters, shrub time Call 885-3495 PART-Time handyman, locahon A part-hme after- ment send resume to The mlli>t have transportation trimmers, crew servmg TOP multi-level people need- noon poslhOll IS available Alhson Group, 8445 East and tools 885-7800 Ask for Grosse Pomte $4 25 start, ed for ground floor oppor- Jefferson, DetrOit, MI for a registered nurse to 40 hours, overtime pay manager for appomtment assume responSibility of a Call 286-4667 after 7 30 tUnity 10 CubiC Zircomas 48214 JANITORIAL cleaners, men nurslllg supervisor To 10- p m Holtest new company and MAINTENANCE AND ---i-:;::..______highest Income potential and women, part-time vestlgate thl~ opportumty, REPAIR evemngs In Grosse POinte please send re~ume to ap- AUTO SALES available 881 9191 SpeCialize electrICal and me- Park area Call between ptyat OPPORTUNITY FASHION SALES chamcal machme~, \\ 111 3 4 30 P m 675 3328 week- tram HIgh School dIploma We're #2 m the DetrOit days SISTERS OF and mechanical aptllude CadIUaczonean ______~ • ~_1 _~ __ - ..,-----p. --...-ll4-----.--__. -_- .. .--...---~~...__.._~~_ Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-G 6 RENTALS/HOMES. APTS , HC 6C RENULS/HOMES, APTS , ETC' 6C RENTALS/HOMES, APTS . ETC' 6N NORTHERN MICHIGAN 48. HELP WANTED LEGAL 5 SITUATION WANTED 5, SITUATION WANTED 6H OFFICf FOR RENT GROSSE 'OINTE DETIIOIT VACA TlON RENTAtS ---~ - - DETROIT MATURE Experienced GROSSE Pomte Woods Col. SCHOENHERRI7 Mtle - 2 BISHOP and East Warren FRONT enlrance 20870 PETOSKEY/ LEGAL I EL GRECO'S woman aV;lldble to baby- omal - 2 bedrooms, famIly bedroom upper Partially upper flat, 2 bedrooms, all Mack, doctor, dentist or HARBOR SPRINGS SECRETARY I Sit June - t)ctober 885. room, washer and dryer, 2 furnished, appliances, applIances mcluded, Im- real estate, 700square feet, LAKESIDE CO.OP JANITORIAL 4025 Part or full tlmt' for estelb car garage with automallc heat, waleI' mcluded No medIate occupancy, cre<.ht mcludes all ullllties Im- CONDOMINIUM hshed downtown DetrOIt SERVICE HOUSEKEEPER deSires door opener, $675 a month pets $325 per month, 11.; references reqUired $360 mediate $13 per square Luxunously furOlshed RLBBISH HEMOVAL firm Good typmg and ex. !>tcJdv pOSitIOn 5 days Lease Security deposIt month security 526-7,157, per month plu!>1month se. feet studiOS, 2 bedroom, 2 bed. Let us clean UP your me;,!> No pets 881-0490,886.8528 betwee'1 6-9 p m cunty 03560734, leave rooms WIth loft, and town. perlence reqUIred AttiCS, b:Jsemenb, gar- PI efel rbl) Cdthollc ll24- PlUME locatIOn - 2nd floor 1511U me!>sage house rentals on Round 961-9143 ages, offIce!>, etc No Job BEACONSFIELD - Park, 5 KELLY /State F'alr, 3 bed front offtce space "On The Lake, By the weekend, 5A. SITUATION WANTED I ONE Bedroom apartment - too small or too bl!! You room upper 2 bedrooms, rooms, fully carpeted, air HIli," 91 Kercheval, 400 week, month or season DET A IL-ol'lented person DOMESTIC mce clean, qUiet bUlldmg, name It Very reel"OI"II)!e fireplace, enclosed sun conditiOning, appliance!>, "ouare foot WIth lavatory LakeSide amenitIes m- wanted for entry level law Grrn,se Pomte area All Uti- mcludmg jamtonal, 10- rates Flt~e e!>lIm,lIl!> -KE-TEERS porch, separate basement, garage, $340 9794364 01' c1ude our mdoor/spa, ten- office admlm!>tratlve pOSI- HOUSE lities, appliances mcluded cludmg heat and all' condl' 2 car garage No pets, $375 --=.7.::..:55:..,.92::.::..:.,77=-:-::::-_:-:----;-__ ms, beachfront, saIl 109, tion Will trdlll the fight 884-7220 (LE \:\1,\(; SERVICE 822.6997 COURVILLE _ 2 bedroom Cdrpetmg, near transpor- tlOning Days 886-2240 or person, but ba!>lc book flshmg, etc , WIth golfmg DIVISIOnof CI eatlve Al tl<;1:, 110\\ much I!> YOUI' time 15000 MACK at Wayburn, 2 home Stove, refngerdtor, tatIOn $115 884-0648 881-6402 keeplllg and 01 gdnlzallon nearby Lake or ponds Ide 1\01 th') Why !>hould YOU I d h h f eplace car TWO Bedroom - newly de- al skills and experience WE buy good u~ed dppll,ln bedroom upper, gas app I- IS was er. II' ,- PRIME offIce space avail. umts available ces and furl1ltul c .;Jd do c!('dn yOU! house :"'et our elnces, water mcluded $325 petJng, drape~, Flonda corated WIth garelge Secu- preferred Send resume to able - modern sUIte m St BAYHEAD REAL ESTATE PIole~'>lOndb do It Hesl h t I a 2 car nty sy!>tem, appliances, Mr SmIth, Damm and haulmg 1-'1 ee c t IIlIJte" per mont 331-2007 room, cen ra II', Clair Shores 1,300 square 453 E LAKE STREET - - .•----~-'------..... ~~~ Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Eight.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS IlA GARAGE YARD 8 MISCEUAJflOUS ARTICLES 8. MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES 3. MISCELLANEOUS ,RTlCLES II. MISCElLANEOUS 'RTICLES 3 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES 3. MISCElLANEOUS ARllClES BASEMENT SALES 7 WAIlTED TO REIn FOR SAlE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE - FOR SALE fOil SALE BELGIAN blocks, granite HOW ABOUT A MOVING Sale - deluxe MAHOGANY drop leaf dm. HEALTH Insurance - m- HOUSEHOLD Items, sheets HARTZ tavers, street bricks 468- DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE? portable dishwasher, ex- CRICKET'S Ing table and 4 chairs, $150,1 dlvldual, group, tem- and linens, clothing, Vin- HOUSEHOLD cellent condillon, $125 Rocks maple drop leaf tage c1othmg, furs, tools, 0563 PhySICian, smgle, relocating porary, full coverage, SALES untIl home IS ready - Double dresser, matchmg CORNER table, $50 Large screen I MedIcare supplement We etc 533 Hobert John Road STAMP and coin appraisals twm head boards, $50 house, $50 Miscellaneous m the Woods off Jefferson, for estates and private col- TWO SALE WEEKEND would like to houseslt thiS have a plan to meet your FRIDAY, JUNE '%1, summer Good WIth plants GIrls 20" bicycle, $25 885 1211 Paget Court off needs John E Pierce & Saturday 9-5 p m lectors John Stendel, 881- CHILDREN'S SATURDAY, JUNE 28 and pets Day!> 7459049. 6951 Falrholme Assoclate~, Inc 884-4750 BIKE - boy's SchWinn, dL!>c, 3051 BOTH OPEN evemngs 331-3404 RESALE DINING room tabk and buf child's rocker, tables, lazy ITALIAN brass lamp With LARGE 10piece dining room POOL, 21' round, like new, 10 00 a m - 4'00 P m fet, table seats 14, 4 leaves susan, 343-0396 $500 complete 882-2617, MATURE non-smokmg lady sLlk shade, Time deacon's GROSSE POINTE FARMS set, Jacobean style, early deSires room, VICInity of bench, antique carpet plus pads, 5 shield backed 1900, 60" table With 2 18" CUSTOM drapes, pleated 526-4442 17 STRATTON rocker, lIger maple mirror chairs, about 40 years old, Belmont Nursmg Center ('LEARANCE SALE leaves, 7' buffet, chllla With hooks, synthetic 3A. GARAGE; YARD; PLACE With shelf 2 antique excellent quality $650 885 886 9773 BEGINS JUNE 26 cilbmet. 4" !>Ide table, 6 matenal With nchness and BASEMENT SAlES GROSSE POINTE SHORES trunks, after 5 p m 886 2527 TWO or three bedroom house 50% Ofo'f<' ALL RESALE chair!>, ongmal walnut body, 2 panels, 60" Wide, GARAGE Sale Unusual (Just off Lakeshore between 2415 or i1at needed by famIly SPRING AND SUMMER MARBLE top server - $300. fInish, top condition $3,500 84" long, beige With gold Items, clothIng, books, 7-8 Mile Roads) Immediately Call 821-6629 Mahogany Interiors CLOTHING prmtmg calculator - $15'1 885-2371 thread, 2 panels 48" Wide, some furmture, Thursday, ThiS ISthe most glOriOUSsale or 885-8869 maple coffee table - $40, DINING room set- all teak, 84" long, beIge With gold Friday, Saturday, 72 of the season full of deco- (Antique and Fine Fngldalre Ironer - $15, 7A. WANT TO SHARE CHILDREN'S CLOTHING table, hutch, sldeboal d, 8 thread, 2 panels, 50" Wide, Meadow Lane rator chosen furmture and (Corner of Bedford Mack) Simmons box spnng - $10, 84" long, beige on beige, accessol'les We are featur- LIVING QUAIIUIIS t6135 Mack Ave Resdle and Discount New chans 331-7106 GARAGE Sale Saturday, Parker lawn sweeper -- make offer 776 5498 109 a Drexel frUltwood dm- (Corner of Bedford & Mack) Infant" Thru Size 16 TRAerOR -- John Deere, 10 8-4, toys, bed, band-saw, GIRL y.ants to share furnish $10, electriC meat grmdel mg set 10 charmmg Coun- 11.530 pm MOVING - pmg pong table old wood decoys, hou!>e- ed apartment, flat or house - $15, hghtwl.'lght golf bag h p real grass catcher, try French style with OB BY APPOINTMENT MATERNln CLOTHING (folds), $50 Like new, hold goods, 5716 Hillcrest \\Ith same 881 630B - $6, y.alklng sprmkler- snow plow and trailer On server, china cabinet, Mahogany bedroom furm- Iy used for 2 years, like rust/beIge sofa bed, $200 7B. OFFICE/STOllE BABY EQUIPMENT $6, Hamilton gas dryer - ONE Day only - sale of the table and 6 chairs, three ture chests, dressers, new $2,100 Call after 6, RCA combo console, $100 WANTfD TO IIENT $40 885-0377 Remington typewriter, summer, Saturday, 8.2 bedroom sets, mcludmg a mghtsldnds, mIrrors, twm 88282t9 Lots of kids Izod's and TYPESETI'EH With eqUIp bed!>, double beds, high- FURNITURE MESHOUD Oriental cal pet $25 8826711 Duncan Phyfe 5-plece set ment wan~ to rent space WHIRLPOOL air condi- LeVI'Scords 10speed gIrls with dual kmgslze bed, a boys, ilnd complete bed- - 15'" x9' 10", dark blue" TWO Fngldalre 6,000 BTU from high volume qUick tIOner - excellent condl bike Child's electnc DIXie set In campaign room sets, mahogany dln- TOYS and reds, good condItIOn, room aIr condilioners, 2 pnnter Call Rosann :143 tlOn 881-9540 organ, anhques, Indoor/ wicker styling and a mg room furmture chma $1,000 Anllque corner cup Whirlpool 6,000 BTU air 0182 Monday thru Saturday board, t9th century, $1,000 outdoor carpeting, doors. master bedroom set In cabinets, buffets, drop leaf MUST sell now I Entire room conditIOner Excellent con- •. MISCELLANEOUS A"TlCLES Sinks, canvas porch awn- Itahan provincial style and upright dmlng room 10'JO 5pm 882-0050 after noon on of furmture Three piece dltlO'1 ~IOOl'ddYulllli b p III I IIlg EH)rithmg )OU thmk wllh uUdl bed, dllff,"woo tables, sets of 4,6 or 8 din- thur~dilY sota, al m ch31r, rattan num Side slider storm Win- 18471Mack you'll fmd at other garage and dresser WATER softener -- cabmet mg room chairs, complete MOVING to smaller home lhdll!>, tdbles, lamps, dows With screens, 47" 8869690 sales IS here and Priced to The Iivmg room furmture is model With Llmer, $135 dmmg room sets (C1llppen- Colomal furmture Extra evel ythmg mcludmg roll high x 52" y.lde $10 each up !>hades and pillows must go Plus car pmstnpmg apricot and Wedgwood 778-0142 dale, Queen Anne, Duncan CONTEMPORARY couch long couch, carpets, piC 7765788 whlle-u-walt 979 Notting- Phyfe, Heppley. hlte) and chair, helge and tures, some antiques 884- gol Perfect for porch or blue We have a velvet sofa RATTAN furmture, sofa and GRANDMA Moses prints, ham, south of Jefferson Cherry and mahogany liv- brown, $200 881-2259 cottage Make an offer with shirred arms, back 2 chaIrs, $150or be!>toffer 52'%1 14"x20", "It Snows, Oh It Absolutely no pre-sales Ing room furmture Chip- 882-2083 and feet, a ChIppendale 882-9387after 6 p m OASIS dehunndlfler - works MAPLE kitchen dining set Snows, " "A Frosty Day, " Cash only pendale bed bench and cor- style wmg chair, paIr of good, $35 Large Insulated With 4 cham, - beautiful BICYCLE bUilt for two, like "Hoosick Falls and WIn- POOL table and separate ner chair, Queen Anne end TWO Family garage sale - club chairs, French pro- dog house, $50 331-0986 conditIOn Country couch new, well eqUipped 882 ter" Three John Gould ping pong table top, $300or tables, coffee tables, plant upright vacuum cleaner, VinCial cane and blue vel- and chair With wood 399t Humming birds, signed best offer 8829387 after 6 stands and sofa tables, LIGHT mahogany dmmg baby Items, toys, furm- vet love seat We have se- frame Must sell Thurs- OUT they go' Earth tone 82" lithographs each different pm Duncan Phyfe co(fee room set With 6 chaIrs, ture, clothing newborn veral tables, mcludmg an day, movmg out of state sofa, $175, year old wash limited editions, 16"x HENRENDON sofa, 80", tables, Wingback chairs, hutch With shdlng glass thru size 6, girls, woman's old Kittinger leather-top- 885-6441 Ing machme, $275, dryer. 201/' Audubons 14"x17", very good condition, $200 chma cabinets, break- doors, leaves and pads size 8-12 and large size ped drum table, antique $30, miscellaneous Items several limited edition, best offer 8829387 after 6 fronts/curIO ca bmets: 881-9132 MOVING Sale - Friday 10 I woman's clothmg and drop leaf desk, a Sleigh 527-5124 beauhful colors 776-5498 pm curved glass fronts, 4 COUCH - blue.belge-whlle a m - 4 p.m and Saturday, much more, 1984 Haw- leather-topped desk and 10 am- 12 French Pro- MAHOGANY dmlng room thorne, Friday, Saturday, matching chair and a OAK Pedestal table, 42" doors across front, 2 doors stnped, like new $150 BLACK wrought Iron patio VinCial bedroom set - ~et, $325, loveseats, $250, brass and chrome coffee round, $200 or best offer across front Governor 881-2599 table, 42", 4 chairs, $145 9-2 hght wood occasIOnal twm headboards, cedar table with glass top 882-9387after 6 p m Winthrop !>ecretary and PENNSYLVANIA House 886-9326 mornmgs GARAGE Sale - Saturday, chairs, 1 rust, 1 gold chest, chall'S, radIO/phono- In the family room we have tradltlonal desks and furniture, 19th century an- ANTIQUE wall mirror, 32"x 1 p m - 5 P m MOVing out 16mm SOUND projector - Various mterestmg house- graph, gILder J31 8621, an Aztec pattern love seat, chairs Spmet desk and tique mantels, Lane cedar 34" framed antique gold of state Office desks, lawn used only a few limes Fed- bookcase, Oriental rugs, hold Items '.f77Ridgemont 4458815 upholstered chairS with ders 5,000 BTU air condl- chest, lamps, Dah !tthos, wooden frame 776-5498 eqUipment, miscellaneous room size and area rugs SCHWINN USED BIKES Country French frultwood Beseler enlarger 771-00'Zl BIEKER & STEIN 30" G E electriC self-clean- Items, 20919 Hawthorne 1I0ner Sears dehumldlfler Solld brass table and desk Over 200 in stock and clear- frames, 3 sea pine tables, or 775-2037 109 oven, gold, $100 G E LARGE Sale - 1745 Anita 882-8738 lamps Bronze plated ance priced - factory war- ANTIQUES mcludlng a trunk style end harvest gold, 21 cubiC feet near Mack Fnday, Satur- ATTRACTIVE turn of the statues, VictOrian couch 1985SCHWINN Sprint men's ranty 10% off cash and Extraordmary Items thiS table, a very large Country refrigerator-freezer, $125 day 9.5 p m Anllque furni- century "Americana" and chairs 10 speed, '%1", thermos, carry week Include two wonder- French coffee table and a Baby furmture, white 886- ture, estate leftovers, oak dresser With matchmg 882-5622 odometer, 240 miles, $150 BILL'S BIKES ful painted tole coal scut- chest end table, a chrome 88H1675 8643 chma cabinet With curved etagere, several small beveled mirror Dark DINING room set, table With 822-4130 tles With Original fire tools PICNIC table - 6', double glass doors/beveled mIr- maple tables and more. green WIth hand painted leaf, 4 chairs, chma cabi- GIRL'S 26" Schwinn, foot HOME 11ft chair, excellent An incredibly carved and bench wood claSSIC DIS- ror We have several lamps for flowers. $350 Are you mov- net, Damsh modern, $275, brakes, boy's 26" Romast condition For arthrellc or pierced Burmese center 109? Packmg boxes for table, a beauhfuJ Austrian count price - $49 95 Call GARAGE SALE all rooms of the house, 884.5059 3 speed Both like new 884- Parkinson patient 779- sale, 1/2 price Used only 5608. oak dry smk WIth spotted Doug, Jr 881-5953 66 STONE HURST, SHORES three contemporary large SEAR..r;;metal porch awmng, 0634 SATURDAY 8 am- 4 pm 011pamtmgs, several wall once 8226648 HOUSE Sale Ethan Allen Sienna marble top, a B'xI4'. good conditIOn, be!>t i4" octagon poker table, al- decoratIOns, fancy brass TREASURES trom InY tables, cham" 011pamhng, NOW AVAILABLE I gOlgeous Royal Vienna, RESALE offel 884-3418 most new $75, set of 6 andirons and acceSSOries, garage sale - $75 takes cherry TV entertainment handpamted POlcelalO, 3 The Ney. York Times be<;t I framed 011 paintIngs, large framed mirrors, an all l"urfllture, kitchen- INDIAN rug, new, WX8, che!>t, cryslal lamp, pIece Lea <;et and much SHOP ,('lIer lI<;tfor rent or sale l 15"xI9" $75. automallc hu iron patio table and four \\ arE' ha!.J\ ItenLe; tovs retail ~l 400 sell $700 :131 much mOie Come ilnd Open all summer -- With I Karastan ollenLdl lug, I J HIES .\. 1\10'\;'\1(; I Jllldlfler, cost ~175, no\\ chairs, and an Iron love book!> ell' Call Deborah '>860 pme dres<;ers, hutch top VI!>!tour ulII(jue ...tore With "~peclals' m women's, ROOh.,!,ELLER $45, electriC broom seat and end tables, a pair 642-2406after Il p m lawn mower, SkiS, boots adjacent parking lot Ex- men's, and children's REFRIGERATOR - Sears 1511.1KERCHEVAL sweeper $10, one set double of rush seat ladder-back Cold Spot frostless, Sears Bids accepted Saturday pert faux marbling and 011 clothing, also many mIS- WALNUT tWin bed mattress 331-2238 pamtlng cleaning, thiS bedspreads and drapes, chairs, a round formica and sprmg Maple tWIn double oven electriC stove 10-4 330 Fisher. cellaneous Items COMPLETE dlmng room set month special I $15, one $10, 2 pair whIte dinette table and much bed, sewmg machme, Good conditIOn, $500 both Place, Grosse Pomte Unitar- WOODGRAIN dinette With - WIllsell pieces separate- 15414 MACK AVE Ian Church rear In Annex shears $15, 2 electriC more. green vmyl arm chaIr 371- 839-5100 leaf and four roller chairs, ly 82" sofa, best offer (at Somerset) 17150 Maumee, 1 block heaters cost $28 now $7 50 BeSides furniture and acces- 3845 $150 2 cushIOn sleeper WASHER/dryer, porch fur 886-1950 GROSSE POINTE PARK from Jefferson Hours 10 each, king size bedding, sories, we have a micro- DINING room set, mahoga- mture, couch, bedroom set sofa, $75, 3 cushIOn navy AIR condItioner, sliding wm- 886-7544 a m to 3 p m Wednesday table, clothes, etc Good wave oven, set of Poppy- ny, circa 1900, Empire and beer can collectIOn couch, floral pattern, good dow, 10,000 BTU, English BILL BIEKER and 7 p m to 9 p m Thurs- selecllon lady's clothing in- trail dishes, hundreds of game table, 2 Henrendon 881-6798after 6 p m. condition, $225. Rust col- SUSAN STEIN day !!v_ening cluding leather coat, fur small Items, mcludlng kit- ored strato-Io,mger, $150,. ~e".).Illc~{w,h!te TV, arm chaIrs, student's FOR Sale - 2 used steel 4 ,Mje'Wnter 886-9268 " - '< .. PROPRlETO~ Phone 881-0420 Wednesday, trimmed $35, other coats, chen needs, table and bed desk, miscellaneous Yamaha 100 watt re1ll0te ramcoats and many IInenes, bar wear, ladles drawer filIng cabinets, CELLANEOUS fur- 881-9412anyllme 885-7692after 6 p m work well $20each Phone control receiver, $390 iJVC CLOSED THROUGH sweaters, ceramics, glass and gents' clothing, sports tape deck $50 882-5673. mture - excellent condI- HOTPOINT ElectriC eqUlpment Includmg ski DECORATOR'S selection, 882-0597 JULY 6 serving diShes, miscella- tion, 2 Strato loungers, con- self-cleaning stove, al. poles, and lots of ski beautiful IIvmg/dlnlng DINING room table and HAVE A SAFE AND neous Items. 881-2517 COMPAQ Computer 624K sole stereo, oak lIbrary ta- mond, excellent condition, clothes, a men's SchWinn room set. Queen bedroom china cabmet Excellent HAPPY 4TH Ram memory, 20 M-BYTE ble 372-5457 824-1869 RAINBOW one-speed, golf clubs, cos- set, chests, motorcycle, condition 7,500 BTU air hard diSC,one floppy dnve, CYCLONE fenCIng 76'x3' tume jewelry and ladles' huge garage sale, tire", green momtor, Panasomc conditioner, used 2 years STERLING Sliver flatware, MOMS' TOY ATTIC MINI-ESTATE SALE Gorham "Strasbourg", 24 .:,,:...:.,,;:.--:..,.:..-....:...,.:...,.=---:-_-.:.... hIgh and 12 posts Also 10' accessOries, X-mas Items, ladders 463-7404 P-IO-92 letter quality DOT 882-8338 place settmgs, additIonal G E Almond double oven gate $50 Must be remov- 616 NOTRE DAME records, croquet set, log- MatriX prmter $3,200 or TWO love seats, $250 each G E bottom freezer refrige- serving pieces, With a flt- stove, 9 months old, $800 ed by JuJy 15 881-2060after (between Kercheval and holder for outside, garden best offer 331-3573 Bedroom set $400 sea-I St Paull rator, $40 884-2822 ted silver chest In oak, 882-2944 2 p m eqUlpment and more scape 011painting, antIque GROSSE POINTE CITY AIR condilioner and electriC bound In brass, m exqUIsite -M-O-V-IN-G--'-S-a,-le-----K-e""'l1,...y""'/ We have a new gas dryer and Mahogany Interiors mirrors, mantle clock, 6 ANTIQUE brass beds, modi- ONE DAY ONLY typewriter $75 each 526- condition Send mqUlnes to Moross area Saturday on- older May tag washer, a piece Woodard patio set, I fIed queen, smgle Sears FRIDAY, JUNE 27 6435 (Antique and Fine Box B, Grosse POI nte Iy, 9 _4 P m 12554Payton home gym, weights Jacobsen super bagger Furmture Shop) oak etagere, marble top \i News, 96 Kercheval, --=:~--'=-:":':""':""'=---~"";" 9 00-3 00 mower, electriC edger, ROTARY power mower, Iron RondellJ accordlan galleried tables, lamps and Grosse Pomte Farms, MI LADlES golf clubs WIth cart, This lIttle house holds some step railing, 27" women's 16135Mack Avenue 881-4265after 6 p.m stereo set, electric and (Corner of Bedford and many more Items 168 48236 Wilson Cobra tennis might bargams priced to manual typewriter, three bike, new cyclone fenctng LakeView, (Farms) 882- Mack) FREE cinder block<;, ap racket, electriC hedge GIRL'S 20" Schwmn - lIke sell quickly Articles to be ceramic umbrella holders 884-2665 8738 OR BY APPOINTMENT proximately 80, size trimmer and Pnnt GothiC new, other ndlng toys, sold to settle estate mclude and much, much more LIVING room furniture, 19th and 20th century 011 LIGHT green couch and 16"x12"x8" After 5 pm, R~mance paperbacks, 50~ hIghchair, car seat, girl's upholstered chairs, maho- We have never had a finer $100, dIntng room, $300, pamtings, Chippendale chair $250 885-7685 882-9451 each 884-0760 clothes, glider-sofa, lawn gany tables, lamps, pIC- selection of first quality mower, spreader, edger. ture, bedroom furmture, bedroom complete, $400. bedroom set (double bed), SEARS Kenmore washer furmture and accessones SLIDE/mOVie projection ZENITH 19" remote, cable 886-0152 chrome kitchen tables and 884-3559 Shere ton bedroom set and dryer, perfect condl- In new condition You wdl table and Da-Iite screen, ready, component TV, 3 chairs, older gas dryer, MOVING - Portable bar, (dotJble bed), extra chests, lion, white Tappan elec- AIR conditIOner - new Won be amazed and delIghted 30"x40" 885-7499 years old, $250 882-5673 electriC stove, chest sleeper sofa, brown velvet beds and dressers, wing- triC range, avocado Two In contest Emerson With the treasures you SHOTGUNNERS _ Rem- TWO antique pIUOWholders, freezer, workbench, humI- chaIr, sectional, like new back chairs, Chippendale matching upholstered 6XJ7W Retails - $389 Sell brmg home from this fabu- Ington Expert trap for twm beds With bed difIer, lawn tools, large ce- 881-9133 dlnmg room set, mahog- chairs, neutral Coffee for $300 Ask for Donna or lous sale any French dmlng room thrower plus case of tar- I spreads and dOllies, hand- Dave 536 2520, 8 a m - 5 ment bird bath and garden LINED drapes - wheat, table and end tables, 4 made roses on borders set, mahogany Duncan bench and even firewood 564 NEFF 160"x8'l", double rod 882- maple chairs, baby gets 885-7499 NorthwlOd cabmet Royal pm GROSSE POINTE CITY Phyfe dmmg room set, I We are also featunngsome 5955 stroller, hlgh-chalr, maple G E refrigerator, older vacuum cleaner Kerby SHELVES - large custom (Between Kercheval and Chippendale dmmg room charmmg Items from MOVING Sale - wmdow air toy chest Household I model In excellent condl- vacuum With all attach- made, wood bookcase, another source AntIque St Paul) chairs (6), shleldback Hep- Items 775-5324 1 conditioner, sofa bed, VIC- lion, $100 CalOriC gas ments 824-9403 10 2 'x5'xl', 20 shelves, Wicker settee and chair, If It'S the antique look you plewhlte dining room 22"x12" $375 884-'%127 torian sofa, baby Items, chaIrs (6), Cheval mirror POTTERY wheel and kiln, stove, 30", $100 823-4849 P A'fIO _ Woodard, 19 pIece ornate walnut pressed hke, thiS sale ISfor you We good condItion, 881.7915 j chaIr, kitchen table, many ) Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne-C 8A. GARAGE; YARD lJA GARAGE. YARO 8A GARAGE. YARD liB AUCTIONS/EST An 11. CARS fOR SALE - 118. CARS FOR SALE IIASEMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES IIC MUSICAL INsrRUMENTS 80 ANTIQUES fOR SAlE RASEMENT SAIFS SALES CHIIYSLER FORD MULTI.Famlly sale, 2126 SEARS upright freezer, 15.8 APPRAISAL SERVICE 6164 YORKSHIRE SIMMO~S SDS.8 Electronic DRY Sink, cobbers benches, 1970NEWPORT, sporty red 1973T-BIRD - great condI- Beaufait, Friday, Satur- cubic feet; 2 Penney Insurance/Estate Tax Du- AT HARPER J.e. drum set - one year old, 4 piece cast Iron fountalll convertible WIth new whIte I tIOn, full power $1,100 or day, 9-4. Household, 8,000 BTU air condition- Mouchelle'S offers both in Garage full of antiques, superb condition. Jeff 886- copper box noat, matchmg top, new pamt 822.8251 best 884.1912 women's clothing, sewing ers, miscellaneous items home and in gallery writ- tools, furmtures, toys, 0075 planter Spool drop leaf 1979MERCURY CaprI RS- machine, $25 Tools, Gor- for the home 83 Mapleton, ten appraisals for a fee, table, bookstand, stools, 1976CORDOBA, engIne runs matermty and kids KIMBALL organ - 800 exceptionally well, com- power steermg/brakes, au- man golf clubs/bag, $75. Grosse Pomte Farms 886- free verbal appraisals are contemporary coffee table, clothe!>, miscellaneous SWInger, excellent condi- fortable transportatIOn tomatiC, 4 cylinder, air, Oak bedIrame, $20 Ironmg 5383, Saturday only available at the gallery mllhng road desk With board, wlnerack, stand, dally by apPointment or tion, $800 791-4537 822-8251 good conditIOn $1,200 839- THURSDA Y, FRIDAY, oak mghtstand, $25 Jewel- HUGE garage sale -lots of chair, chIlds closet 884- 0068 after 5 miscellaneous mcludlng Saturdays, WIthout an ap- 1985DODGE Daytona Turbo I SATUHDA Y ry, pinecones/wreathes, liD. ANTIQUES fOR SALE 3121 large Presto pressure can- pomtment Z, maroon and Silver, load- 1968 MUSTANG GT - reo 9 A M .5 P M copper, brass collectIOns, 1906 UNION beige/blue gas ner Bargams galore June ed, low mileage, $10,000 or bUIlt engme, diSC brakes, MOVING Sale - Furmture, chairs, oak pedestals, THIRD stove, postmg machme, 28 and 29 18935 Rock- LOVE best offer Call John 885 rear speakers, good tires, tools, clothmg, etc Satur much more check writer, 882-7507 or castle Harperl7 Mde and admiratIOn gifts for ANNIVERSARY 2554 or 247.1410 needs starter, best offer, day, Sunday, June 28, 29, -=JC:-::U-:-N:':::E:-28-,9"::'-4':"":""22-:-33-0""'C-ar-o""'h-n-a, 881.8839 must sell thiS week 882- area, DetrOit yourself and others OPEN HOUSE DODGE Monaco wagon, 9 6 5269 Courville between 8 and 9, off Mack ANTIQUE brass bed, double, 1m 3883 SATURDAY, JUNE 14, air, 55,000 miles, $300 or HUGE 4 family sale Many EAST WIND $350 886-8643 JUNE 28 and 29, to am .6 Low pnces bargams, few furlllture, SUNDAY, JUNE 15 best 886-4519 1976 GRANADA - very pm FUI mture, luggage, -16-8--::L-a~k-e":"v":"le-w-,-(--=F=-a-r-m-s-) ANTIQUES ANN Arbor Antiques clean, 59,000 miles, air, stereo, TV, typewrIter, REFRESHMENTS 1979 PLYMOUTH TC3 - counter appliances, girl's Movmg - thiS ISfmal sale 530 South Washmgton at Market - M Brusher Sun- body, excellent conditIOn, dishes galore Thursday, MANCHESTER ANTIQUE automatIC, AM/FM Schwmn, glrl'~ clothmg Garden eqUipment, tools, Sixth Street day, July 20, 5055 Ann rustproofed, $975 884-6905 Fnday, Salurday 23125 MALL cassette, sunroof, aIr, good «(,.12) 19941 Huntington and everything else 104, 0399-1179Royal Oak 547-5145 Arbor-Sallne Road, ext 175 Alger, between 8 and 9 116 E Mam, Manchester conditIOn $1,450 4450472 TOWN Car, 1981. tan, Signa- GARAGE sale, June 2628 - Friday, Saturday 882-8738 Mile off Martel' 20 Mmutes Southwest of off 1-94, 300 dealers III ture, leather. alummum IIC. MUSICAL INSTIIUMENTS quahty antIques and select 1983TURISMO - automatic, l\llnk cape, Ermme cape, BIG Garage Sale June 27, GARAGE sale - Saturday Ann Arbor wheeb, ZlCbart, 34,000 colleetl bles, all under- air, AM/FM ca!>!>ette, chall, sllverplate pieces, 28 5950Hereford, between only, June 28, 5&l Notre TROMBONES, coronet, Open 7 Days 10 a m - 7 P m miles, excellent shape, 428935'1 cover, 5 a m 4 pm Third $3,8;;0 or best offer 774- co!>tume Je\\ elry, tools, Morass/Cadieux Dame, Grosse Pomte City trumpet and electne $8,500 881-8172 nllscellaneoul> 5724 Wood =:-::-::=:-::::-=-::-:--:------.,..... Sunday every month The 6578 9 a m -4 p m Lawyer style metronome 881.6798 after 1979FAIRMONT, very good hall THREE family garage sale KENNARY KAGE ORIGINAL 1985PLYMOUTH HOrIZon - -:::-::-::-:-:-:=:-::-:;:---:-;---.,.--.,..... - June 28, 9 a m - 6 P m bookcases, PIOneer re- 6 p m (ondltlOn, air, AM/FM, 4 GIGANTIC three famIly June 29, 1 pm 6 pm ceiver - Sony speakers, ANTIQUES Silver, 4 door, hatchback cylinder, new tIres, ex BIEKER & STEIN WIth 2 2 liter engme, 5 garage sale - Thur!>day, 246t5 Almond (Qne block marble top vamty, bed- USED PIANO SALE Open Wednesday, Thursday haust, low miles, $1,450/ !>peed manual lransmls- June 2628, 10 a m -5 p m west of Kelly, 2 blocks boards, and many other USED UPRIGHTS Friday, 12-4 p m ANTIQUES best offer 822-9090 773- <;Ion and <;port package 1(\247 B:llfour, 'I !J~/Whlt :,outh 01 10 MIle) furmture pieces and Un! FR()1\1 '1:.1% Saturday, 9 a m to 4 p m 1'>414Mack 71!J::! Spmets - Conl>oles $495 up Grosse Pomte Park Excellent conditIOn Call tIer) Kids clothmg (0 12), THREE family yard sale- que Items Don't miss thiS WE BUY AND SELL 1975 FORD Granada, runs Stemway, Mason & Hamhn 886-7544 884-6361 fGUlpment, toys, furmture, Saturday, June 28, 10 a m one" Ram date - Sunday, good, $250, 886-5497 and Other Used Grands Open Tuesday-Sunday awn eqUipment, applI. _5 P m ChIldren's clothes, June 29 Cadieux at East Warren 1976NEWPORT Chrysler - ABBEY PIANO CO or by appomtment 1981ESCORT manual, 48,000 ances and much more 881. GARAGE sale - Friday on- 882-4396 for parts or fIX $300 822 2615 pollery 2nds, mlscella- ROYAL OAK - 541-6116 6523 miles, runs excellent -::-:--:-:--:-=:-::---:------:: __ - neous, household Items ly, June 27, 10 am -4 30 DENLEY'S liE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT $1,600 882-8639 CORI\'ER of Lmcoln/Jeffer- 20456 McCormick (1 block pm 20424Mauer, 8' < Mile, PIANOS WANTED 1983 LeBARON Medallion. PRICED for qUick sale - !>on, Saturday only, 9-3 west of 1-94, 1 block nOlth west of Harper TOP CASH PAID ANTIQUES OFFICE clean out. mahoga- 18,500miles, excellent con Furmture, clocks, decoys, ny desk and credenza, sec 1979 red Mustang Good p m Everythlllg must go of Moross ) MORAN ROAD LOWREY SymphonJzer - dltlOn Loaded, navy blue toys, and primitives 27112 retary desk set, 3 tables, conditIon, $1,200 as IS 884- GARAGE !>ale - antlques, -=G:-A....R-A:-G=-E:O:-S=-a-::l-e---7-2-8:-:B=-e-d-:"-BLOCK SALE walnut, full accompam- $5,900/best Call 884{)328or Harper, between 10and 11, Toshiba computer and 9100 BETWEEN CHARLEVOIX ment SpeCial of golden 881 0251 after 6 weekdays French doors, Regency- ford, Friday Sunday, 10-4 9-5 Monday through Fri- printer, miscellaneous of AND BEAUPRE harp, appraised at $5,000to or Saturday LN7 1983 - black, leather style sofa, needs reuphol- p m Furmture, mlscella- day Call first for Saturday flce accessorIes Good SATURDA Y 28TH, settle estate $3,100 521- 1983TURISMO 22 - power seats, 5 speed, alummum stenng, furmture, and neous Items hours pnces - must sell' Call 930-1 30 P M 4030, ask for Ken steering/brake!>, auto- wheels, AM/FM stereo much more Thursday-5at- HUGE Garage Sale, June 27, 772-9385 882-2399 cassette, power steerlOg/ Over 12 families seIlIng In matic, air, loaded, excel- urday,9? 4100Three Mile 28 Clothes, Garden Tools, BUSH and Lane Baby grand WE BUY AND SELL brakes, sunroof, $4,200 Dnve front yards, 2 motorcycles, plano, offwb1te, $1,000 885 OFFICE furmture and sup- lent conditIOn $3,875 884...... ::...:..:...:....:..---,,------:-- Camera, Miscellaneous, stereo, wall hangmg, Ice plies, Illcludlllg 2 Illle tele- 7296 881-9621 TWO family garage sale - 11480 Wayburn, 9-5 p m 3515 THE COLONIAL skates, church pew, phones Saturday only 9-3, 1982 LN-7 Mercury TRX KItchen table, clothing, TERRIFIC GARAGE SALE PAIR A A L profeSSIOnal SHOP 1984 DODGE Daytona - gourmet magazines (11 83 Mapleton Grosse POlllte sliver/black, excellent con- package One owner Sun- miscellaneous Items 18549 588 WASHINGTON ROAD years). blue sway lamp, speakers, $700 or best of 25701 JEFFERSON Farms roof, excellent condlhon, Elkhart, Harper Woods Furmture, clothlllg, fer 885.5055 NEAR 10 MILE ditIOn, loaded, $7,200 771- table cloth and napkms, 9. AIITICLES WANTED 7925 loaded. navy blue Askmg Friday, Saturday, 10-4 household Items, Friday, kIds clothes, blcycles,love TWO used bass gUItars, ex- AntIques, furmture, china, $3,250 882-9656 pm Saturday, 9 a m - 3 P m seats, GI Joe toys, collect- cellent sound $250and $150 buy and sell Highest GOOD transportatIOn - 1977 prices paid Monday - Sat. WANTED. Mahogany furm- Dodge Aspen, 4 door, runs MUSTANG Convertible, V8. KENMORE sewlllg ma- MOVING Sale _ electnc Ible glass, cloth and mmk 884-5439 ture, bedroom, dmlllg 5 speed, low mileage, chllle, tier table, lamps, b trIm coat urday 11-6 good, $500 Call 8234372, Bates bedspreads, qUiltS, stove top oven, ottom STEINWA Y StUdIO,upright, room tables 881-0541 or leave message $13,500 884-4412 after 6 GARAGE sale - 11881Lake. 1939, Sheraton style, 772-0430 823-4888 pm baby qUiltS, afghans, cabmet, $75 Valet, $6 RELIANT 1985 6,400 miles, mIscellaneous Thursday, Delco electnc grlllder, $10 pomte FrIday, Saturday, mahogany case, Ivory ANTIQUE Duncan Phyfe WANTED to buy old $7,000, Silver, excellent I 1978 THUNDERBIRD - Fnday, Saturday, 11191 Electnc lawn mower, $25 June 27, 28, 9-4 Clothes, keys, ma tchmg bench, couch 80" white cut velvet, costume and Rhinestone power steenng, power New exercise bIke, $50 3 miscellaneous Items good conditIOn $3,000 882- excellent conditIon 823- condition, 882.1379 Balfour, DetrOit, near large sheets 1/4" luclte, Jewelry, brass lamps, ceIl- brakes, air, 85,000 miles GARAGE Sale - household 0763 1821 mg fixtures, wall sconces 1981 DODGE Omm - air, Newly painted and many Morang $35 Oak credenza, 011 Items 5973 GUilford 885- HOUSE AND YARD SALE FURNITURE refinished, re- 882-0396 evenlllgs automatic, stereo, 4 door, new parts $2,400 or best of- 628 HAWTHORNE near pamtlngs $800 Refngera- 3183 FrIday, Saturday, 9-5 Lots of beauhful anhques, paired, stripped, any type 61,000 mIles $2,495 294- fer 371-0579 Morrllngslde 30x80x2 en- tor - $150 Deacon bench SHOTGUNS and rifles furmture, onentals, of camng Free estImates 2660, days trance door with secunty New $800 BeIge velvet MOVING Sale - COUCh,re- wanted, Parker, Brown- 1979LINCOLN Contmental 4 frIgerator, PIClllC table, marvelous statues, WIcker, 474-8953 mg, Smith, Fox, Wm- 1978 PLYMOUTH Volare door, 69,000 miles Loaded lock, old milk crates, golf couch - $400 Mlscel- dolls, Jewelry, miscel- wagon, 6 cylmder, air, bags, mIscellaneous, good laneous Thursday, Fn- C B, typewrIter, umpire OPEN chester and others Pn- PractIcally mmt condition equipment, clothes, toys, laneous, hundreds of, vate collector 478-5315 AM/FM, 59.000miles, per- $5,000 firm 776-8283, after condItIOn 11-5 30, Satur- day, Saturday, 11 a m. - 4 Items, Friday, Saturday, 4th OF JULY fect runnmg car $750 Bill, Gerry CarrIer, household. COLLECTOR would like to 5 pm day p m 13711 Rlverwood, 10 am- 4 p m 675 North CELEBRATE WITH US 372-9884, days. HUGE garage sale, at Salem SterlIng Heights 268-6482 Items Saturday, 8-4 pm REFRESHMENTS buy U S and foreIgn 198t MERCURY Lynx - 4 Esplanade, Mt Clemens 1983 ARIES (Woodle) 11324 Lakepomte MANCHESTER stamps and U S COIns 469 door. air, AM/FM, new MemorIal Church, Moross TWO Door Gibson freezer - by Harrington <17 Mlle)/ wagon, 2 2, air, AM/FM MOVING - Garage sale, ANTIQUE MALL 0906. tires, low mileage $2,500 at Chester Saturday, June refrigerator A-I condItion, Grahot stereo, Florida owned Ex- 28th, 9 a.m -5 p m Held by $125 Also children's everythmg must go! T.V., 116 E MAIN, TOP $$$ paid for color TV's, 884-3315 1962 BLACK Stratocaster cellent shape 882-3019 ONE and Salem Memonal clothes, miscellaneous tWin beds, chests, kitchen MANCHESTER washers, dryers, refrIger- 1985 MUSTANG GT - 50 Tokal With tweed and 1979CORDOBA, air, stereo, In parklllg lot and gymna- 5050 Kenslllgton set, toys, chldren's clothes, Open 7 Days, 10.5 ators, air conditioners, automatIc, aIr, AM/FM miscellaneous Thursday, leather bmdmg case, also 428-9357 mICrowaves, workmg or leather mterlor, power SlUm Lots of trash and MOVING Sale _ Chlppen- a rephca Introduced and stereo, $8,500 792-1074 treasure SomethIng for dale style mahogany dln- FrIday 10 am. 4 20225 not 372-9180 brakes/steermg 821-8568 bought at a festIval In 1980THUNDERBIRD - ex- Shady Lane, St. Clair DINING room set, table, 4 1981DODGE ArIes, excellent everyone Everythlllg mg room table with 8 Cahforma Mlllt conditIOn VETERANS - German, cellent condition, loaded, must go Marked even h 1 h 1 Shores chairs and Side board Japanese, American war condition Power steermg, , lower after 3 30, Donations c airs, Hepp ew Ite stye $500 784-9250 evenmgs $550 371-1683 $3,000 527-6912 JUNE 28-29, nwn - 6 P m I souvemrs All types de- automahc $2,500 or best for sale are'welcome and . seryerl, lagll~s,desk, chairs, 118. AUCTIONS/ESTATE 88. AUCTlQNS/ESTATE I multi-family 5765 Devon. I !!;lred~ 1131.34ll7 offer After 6 p.m 775-6566 t97Q MUSTANG Mach I, 351 tax deduchble. Call 881- -,r pam'hngs, wob8el'J sled, SALES SAlES Cleveland red, spOiler / Kerosene heater, out board shire I • or, OMNI 1979, Dodge, best of- 10. MOTORCYCLES fOR SALE 4011 motor, fuel tanks, 2 burner fer 331-0163 slats, needs body work, ANDIRONS, Poker tahle, restorable $2,500 882-7553 THREE FAMILY sale - camp stove, bICycle car play pen, C B RadIO, like HONDA C-70 Passport 1981 1976 VOLARE Premier - furlllture, children's rack, Silver bowls. trays, new, dresses <12-14), - excellent condition, red llC. CARS FOR SAlE - low mileage $600 885. G.M. clothes, miscellaneous, bunk beds, rocklllg chair, men's clothes (34) Sun- and white $400 or best of- 1101 1963 Mercury Marauder dresser and more Fnday, seeker dress size 241 <, CRoiltbow~tnte ga~es fer After 7 p m 881-2576 1111. CARS fOil SALE - 1976 ELDORADO Clean, S55, Saturday, June 28, 9 June 27,9 am -1 p m 323 shots, mlsc 1535Edmund- ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS 1976 750Cc HONDA, super FOliO fully loaded, low mlleage, a m 4 p m 19913 Washte- Rivard ton Dr FrIday, Saturday light blue/leather mtenor naw, Harper Woods No -=E-N-D-t:-ab:-:I-e-s,-ch-a-I-rs-,-h-o-u-s-e. Excellent Complete ServIce sport, low miles, clean 1978 MUSTANG II, 56,000 MOVING Sale - all must go, I Glen and Sharon Burtcett custom pamt, call after 4 miles, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, Best offer 881.3559, 885- pre-sales hold Items, mIscellaneous, 3150 swmg set, bedroom set, I References 88e.0828 pm 882-0992 sunroof, air, power steer. GARAGE Sale - every 10 Hampton June 27, 28,10 washer, dryer, Bolen's I 1976 HONDA 125 Elsmore mg, brakes New tires, bat t978 MONTE Carlo Landau, thmg, lllcludlllg the bath- - 4 pm self-propelled mower, new ...... ------.. .. __ .... Endora, street legal, excel- tery, Ziebart, winter power steenng, brakes, room smk Boys clothlllg, --M:-:U-L:-'T"--I--F-A-M-IL-Y--g-a-ra-g-e-I dishwasher, stoves, plcmc II lent condition Best offer stored, very good condI- locks, air, AM/FM radIO, sIzes 2-12 Toys, games, sale Air conditioners, fur- table, bookcases, furm- takes 824-9337 tion Serious inquiries on- clean low mileage Best of- children's books, dishes, mture, household Items, lure 886-9335, Thursday - HOUSEHOLD ly please $2,495/best 824- fer 885-3150, 881.3559 furmture (chaIrs, tables, clothes - all ages, mlscel. Friday - Saturday, 10 -5 BMW R-100 RS 1981graphite 6399 anytime 1m MONZA, Looks and runs beds, etc) Tires <13" laneous Friday, June 27, 9 pm 776 Lorame, Grosse grey, a very pleasant and and 1984 BRONCO II XLT - great, new tires/battery, snow) Bathroom vamty, am- 6 p m 19919 Loch- POinte City refined sport-tourer, In loaded, FlOrida truck, 50,000 orlgmal miles, red plus attic treasures whIch moor, Harper Woods (4 pnstlne conditIOn, 6,000 GARAGE Sale - c1olhes, ESTATE SALES 39,000 mdes $7,900 on red, 4 cylinder, good you can own! 1261 Bishop blocks west off Harper) miles 882-5053 toys, furmture and miscel- APPRAISALS 372..()095 MPG, $1,400 882-6059after Road Saturday, June 28th, between Allard and Ver- laneous Items 471 Clover- 11. CAlIS FOil SAlE - ANTIOUES PURCHASFD AMC 6 9 a m - 4 P m mer ly, near Fnendly's restau- 1979 MUSTANG 4 1982 TRANS Am, black, t. !\lOVING Sale - Saturday ~M:-:O:":'V:::I:-:N::::G:--~S:-a-:-tu-r-::d-aY-9-a-m- rant, Friday, 10 am - 5 RENAULT 1811981, moving cyhnder, 4 speed, new I 771-1170 tops, automatIc. low miles, pm, Saturday, 10a m - 4 to New York - must sell parts, $1,100 884-1979 only, 8'30 a m Chairs, _ 3 pm 381 Chalfonte, $6,995 886-2483 couches, RCA T V - stand, Grosse Pomte Farms pm I L KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES $2,500 or best offer Lisa, 1985 MERCURY Colony 1977 BLUE 4 door Cadillac. Lawnboy power mower Clothmg, toys, books, tools, 14 YEARS of treasures - 882-2399 Park LS, wagon, all op- very good condillon $1,995 unusual household Item 28 fireplace eqUipment. klt- furnIture, utilIty trailer. ALLIANCE 1983 - 5 speed, tions, 36,000 mIles 881- 557-7758 vears of treasures not chenware, bikes, coms, small applIances, paper air, AM/FM $3,200 882- 8333 ready to retire Priced to dehumidlflCr, dryer, backs. c10thmg Saturday 5981, after 5 p m 1980MERCURY Grand Mar 1985 TORONADO MOVE 501 Lakeland, cor. tables, etc Brougham, G M execu- and Sunday, June 28,29,9 HOUSEHOLD AND 1983RENAULT LeCar - ex- qUlS, must sell $2,900 886 ner Kercheval :::-::-:::-:-::::-:::--;-----;:-- tive, 5,000 miles $14,400 -=--:::::....--=-=::-:-~-,.,.__-:--- GARAGE sale - small ap- am -4 pm 21741Bourne- I cellent condItion, moving, 6955 ESTATE SALES 8846t34 GARAGE Sale - three faml phances, garden Items. mouth I must sell, make offer 1980 MUSTANG - $1,400 I} Kids clothing, toys, clothing. etc Thursday, YARD Sale - 17180 Cmcm 776-2196 After 6, 884-4389 One owner 90,000 miles, 1973 PONTIAC - excellent household Items Friday 94, Friday, 9 12 21706 natt, between Mack/East air 885-8851 8a m -3p m transportatIOn, runs good, I A semce CONDUCTED BY ALLIANCE 1984, 4 speed, and Saturday, 9 am- 5 Van K Drive, Grosse Warren, off Cadieux" 886-6864after 3 30 P m starts every time $300 331- pm 20025 Hunt Club. Har. Pomte Woods, end of 'hat cares air, AM/FM cassette, very Thursday, Friday, Satur I 1976 GRANADA - good 3434 per Woods BnarclIff _ South for IoU /11/ ~L ()~ (jj) • ~ low mileage $4,600 882- day, 9 a m I ~. ae,tltll,t t~~ifOe'1tee~ 6758 transportation $550 882 1983BONNEVILLE Wagon, TWO home garage sale - GARAGE and movlllg sale, 10741 ROXBURY - Satur- I 8830 power steenng, power June 27 29 9 am- 5 p m 2,1,'318Elaine, June 2628, off 1983 FUEGO Renault, good brakes, air, low mileage day, Sunday all day, I conditIOn, aIr, must sell 1976FORD Granada - fully 1147 Hawthorne. Grosse 9 MIle, 1block west of lIar- women's c1othmg, shoes, I $S,l00 886-8409 Pomle Woods per 9 a m - 5 P m $3,900 296.6616 loaded, good conditIOn, coats, current deSIgns, I $1,000 884-3353 1985 GRAND Am LE - S GARAGE Sale - July 27,28, MOVING sale - Saturday, some dresses worn only speed, loaded, low mIles, ENCORE LE 1984, mmt, 4 1979 LTD Station Wagon - 10 a m 3 p m 1691 New. June 28, 10 am- 4 p m once Kodak DI<;ccamera, $8.700 886.6850 9 am- 6 door. aIr, automatlc, dependable, well mallllalll- castle off Mack, near Don 16540 Forest near GratIOt metal kitchen cabmets, pm FRIENDLY AM/FM, rear defroster. ed $1.800 882-0248 Levey's bet\\een 10 MIle Road/ gas stove, furmture, kit tiartz[i) PROFESSIONAL 21,000 miles, $5500 firm SEVILLE 1978 - 69,000 1983MERCURY Grand Mar- HUGf<: block <;ale on Stephens chen table. chairs, ghder. Household Si!les 881-5732 miles, saddle, automatIc SERVICE qUIs LS - 4 door, loaded, Marse IIIe s - sou tho f ;:B:":'I::::G-"y:..a-r""';d-s-a":"le-----:l0-54":"":3:-:::R-o-x-dishes, mike stand, and 11•. CAliS FOil SALE - door locks. ilIum mated en- Bongo. Conga drums Odds 37,000 miles, $6,800 881. Chester \\ e<;t of Moross bury Friday and Satur- CHIIYSLEII 2370 try theft deterrant, Wife's Saturda}, June 28, 10 - 5 day. 9 a m - 4 pm PIC ends, etc allm good con- YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ car, $6,500or best 884-{)431 dItIOn DODGE Omm 1980 - 5 pm Don't miss It' tures, clothlllg. household POSSESSIONS 1979 LINCOLN Town Coupe ARE MY 886.8982 speed, 2 door like new 198.'3FLEETWOOD Broug- GARAGE Sale, Saturday Items and much more YARD Sale - baby Items, - loaded Sacnflce SPECIAL CONCERN Grosse Poin!s City $t,790 885-5296 $3,450 773 9648 ham Coupe - Immaculate, .June 28, 4265 Harvard. MOVING sale - Sunday, Il shoes. clothes (mfant - 4T), '3B,OOOmiles Secunty sys- pmk veh et VIctorian a m l09lt WhItehill. De toy", ChrIstmas tree, mar-, 9. AIIT1CLES WANTED 9. UTICLES WtHTED em 8814622 ble smk, quahty kmck. couch picture frames. trOlt RIVIERA 1979 - dark ~~~~?developmg eqUip, "":G:'":E::-p-o-r-ta-b-I-e-d-Is-h-w-a-s-h-e-rKerchevalkna cks 599FrIday,St CIaSaturIr, off I'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I brown. V 8. low mileage. ~--,...... :::-:::-:---:-:--- Apartment Sl7e gas stove day, lOa m BOOKS/USED AND RARE clean. musl see 881-6070 GARi\Gf: Salr. quahty mer Antique, ca<;t Iron, " CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS AND 1982OLDS Flrenza - <;mall chandlse Includes hahy hurner coal, wood stove TWO family garage sale - purchased for cash or appraised boys clothes, toys, hutch, sporty ha tchback, auto. Item" ..c1othes. I~fant to 6x. AI<;oyard sale - Saturday, KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES estate<; also deslred/m home consultations furmture. lamps Satur- matlc, po~er <;teermg/ to}" l' nday 10">,Salurday I .June 28, 10a m 4126SOlO \HI-: PLE ''''ED TO ,\ '\m '\(,1-: Ol H ~I-:H\ In.!'> day. I ,.a .. 1 Page Ten-C • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 11C CARS FOR SALE lIe CARS FOR SALE - llC CARS FOR SALE 110 FORflGN CAllS 13 RUI ESTATE 13 RUl ESTATE G M. G.M GM All OTHER - GENERAL GENERAL 1m CUTLASS Supreme - 1976 ELDORADO - 2 tone, 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cutla!ls 1977 MGB, must selC hard! 1m DODGE 3/4 ton pickup, 1986 OFFSHORE 24' Sunsa- 350 engine, air, cruise, 4 excellent condIllon, loaded sl ~ / Thursday, June 26, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C 13 REAL ESTATE 13 RUl ESUTE 13 REAL [STAT( '1 RfAI ESlAT! 13 REAL ESTATE '3 REAL ESTATE - 130 VACATION/RESORT GENERAL 13& WATER PROPERTY GENEIIAl GENERAl GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL PROPERTY ~------ANXIOUS to sell 3 bedroom 1985 HAMPTON - Grosse ALGONAC - beautIful home HARPER Woods - brick 853 RIVARD - Cape Cod HARPER Woods - Grosse OCEANFRONT Colomal in perfect move-m GROSSE Pointe Woods - POinte Woods, newer on 100' lot on North chanel bungalow, with newer bungalow. Living, dining, 2 POinte Schools - St. Peter Elegant beachfront condo on condition Beautiful coun- Severn Road 3 bedroom ranch featuring 2 SpaCIOUS With steel seawall 3 or 4 try kitchen, laundry on brick Coloma I with family super big family room, up- bedrooms, P/2 baths, ex- Parish -large 3 bedroom Hutchinson Island, FlOrIda panSIOn attiC, new fur- bedrooms, formal dining bedrooms, 3 baths, den, first floor and much more room Absolutely the dated kitchen, furnace, brIck Coloma I, 3 baths, near Stuart ThiS lOth nace/roof/water heater room, large full bath With modern eat-in kitchen, East Warren/Outer DrIve cleanest, mamten- centra I air, carpeted, floor, 2 bedroom, 2 bath electric, air, muchl.!Jluch ceramic tile, 2 car garage, cathedral ceilIngs, peg 1490square feet southeast area Will consider all of- ance-free home you'll see more. Harper woods $78,500 No agents 885- throughout Broker 886- full basement and more ClOOI s, attached garage fers 882-3199 Everything new, updated Schools, Queen of Peace 4115. 1949 exposure corner umt offers PrICed In the $6O's No Also mcludes large boat Parish, $64,500, 19203 IN THE Woods, 1792Roslyn, THREE bedroom brIck bun- a beaullful 180 degree un- FIRST OFFERING $116,900, Appomtments, Brokers please Call 881- house on qUIet canal call Grosse POinte Real Rolandale. 1500square foot bungalow, galow, 6 Mile/Kelly area obstructed panoramIc 6667 Owner 794 9682 Four bedroom, two and one Estate Company, 882~ 3 bedrooms With den, well Natural fireplace, fmlShed VlCW of the Atlantic and half baths, custom bUIlt Open Sunday 2-5 p m HARVARD - Truly move-in Wide Indian River For condItIon, gorgeous all new Insulated, low utilItIes basement With bar, formal RIVARD Townhouse condo, HARRISON Township condo brick home In Harper ---~-----'=----='---- $86,000 No brokers please dlnmg room, very clean 4-5 bedrooms, 2 baths, on Lake St Clair 30 foot endless casual diverSIOn Woods, low 70s, won't last, KELLY /Moross - 3 bed- 3 bedroom, 1% bath brick are tenms courts, two call today room 1/2 duplex - $4,000 Colonial, modern kitchen 881-1903after 5 pm for ap- $23,900. 839-7686 completely renovated In- boatwell, 3 bedrooms, 2'l poIntment c1udmg Mutchsler kitchen baths, $168,000 881-6355 large sWImmIng pools, Four bedroom, mamtenance down $24,500 882-4132 Includmg bUIIt-m mICro- BABCOCK co.op, East De. Priced to sell 884-3210 whirlpool, exercIse salons, free, brICk home, new klt- MACK/Moross - 3 bedroom wave, re-done natural AFFORDABLE 4 bedroom I ! trOlt One bedroom, appll. PANOHAMIC VIew of Lake billIard and SOCial rooms chen and baths, central air brick Garage $26,500 hardwood floors, working Well-mamtamed bungalow ances, aIr, ImmedIate oc- HARPER Woods, 20611 Huron from deck of a 3 $169,000 81 z% adjustable 10 Grosse POInte, only $5,000 own 882-4132, 885- fll'eplace, library, 2 car ga- m convement Woods loca- cupancy Must sell 777- Damman, beautifully dec- bedroom aluminum home mortgages available With $105,900 _6_35_3 _ rage, msulated, new land- tIon llh baths With another 8226 orated 3 bedroom brick North of Port Samlac Re- $42,000 down, $976 per Three bedroom, famIly 11452LAKEPOINTE-Land scapmg and more Must full bath In basement Two 21M STANHOPE - WOODS ranch, remodeled kitchen, duced to $49,000 Town & month For floor plan and car garage and many room, two full baths, In Contract or conventional see $49,900 Immaculate 3 bedroom brick family room, $6O's 885 Country Realty 1-35973531 pIcture ca II owner, GRAYTON - Immaculate more amenitIes 2222 Grosse POinte Woods, 80's on thiS lovely 2-3 bedroom ranch, aluminum tnm, 0730. Open Sunday, 2-5 evemrg::, 1 3598503 305 229.2019 or write 10680 Ridgemont Askmg ImpreSSive Enghsh Tudor brick home Formal dmmg brick 2 family, new famIly room Fmlshed CEDAR Lake Home - 3 bed S AlA, Apt 1010, Jensen throughout, modern kit- $77,000. 882-5859 for ap- 13A. lOTS FOR SALE three family III Gross~ room, updated kitchen, 2 basement 2 car garage rooms, 2 baths, famIly Beach, FL 33457 chen, separate new gas pomtment room, 5 car garage, 120' POinte, separate utIhtIes natural fireplaces, finIShed OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FOUR lots, for sale Close to WALLOON Lake - near furnaces, prime neighbor- HARPER WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 basement PrIced III the HANDLO'S 882-7300 Hudsons shoppmg East- frontage LeXington area Petoskey, CharleVOIx hood, natural woodwork, 2 LOCATION 1300 Hampton, three $20s Metro East Realty BIRMINGHAM, Quarton Side Call before 11 am, $124,900 Town & Country Carefree condo hVlng at Its screened porches Super Realty 1 3597353, evenIngs bedrooms, family room, 372-4800 Lake Estates, Wing Col. 885-9227or 961-3997Ask for fInest WlIdwood on Wal- two full baths 80s ------clean, great cash flow Beautiful 3 bedroom brIck omal on lovely corner lot Gus After 11 30 a m to 4 1-3598503 loon Four bedrooms, 3 full CENTUR FOR Sate by owner. 20964 BUCKINGHAM - Lovely ranch on a good street that Y 21 EAST Llttlestone Two bedroom WIth In-ground pool, 3 bed- pm BELLE Ihver, Ontario, 30 baths, loft, recreatIOn well malntamed Dutch CoI- ISclean and well mamtam- CALL BILL MASHINI brICk home natural flre- omal, shdmg door to deck rooms, plus study, 21l V 0\('0\ NT - on Beacon H,ll mmutes from Wlnd::,or, 11 room spacIOus immacu- 881-2540 place, formal dmIng room, ed With a large kitchen baths New kItchen, fami- bedroom, hvmg room, dm-I late, like new, deSigner de- and landscaped yard, 3 $77,900 , . , L -- " 3 ...... • .. Page Twelve.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 26, 1986 18B REfRIGERATION 16A ADOPT A PET 19 MOVING AND STORAGE 20E. HOME IMPIIOV£MENT . 20E. HOME IMPIIOVEMENT 20E HOME IMPROVEMENT 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AIR CONDITIONING 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT PETOSKEY, Harbor Spnngs FREE Kittens 881-7548 MIKE'S HEATING AND GROSSE POINTE EASTLAND ALL home repairs and re- PECK'S alunllnum cleaning, Unlimited opportunities ANIMAL Hospital COOLING DOORS ALUMINUM modeling needs Call for a high pressure cleamng CITY Wide 0001 Co, Inc for enterprises, entrepren- 885-0466 Orphanage is full. Refngerators Repaired MOVING & PRODUCTS free estimate. Grosse For a free estimates. Call Commitment to excel eurs Gas lite shops, deli, June IS "adopt-a-cat Air Condltlonlng Units I Pomte references 881- 294-1452, STORAGE lence sales, serVice, In party stores, boat works, month" We have several Service and Installed I Sldmg, trim, roofmg, seam 6215 LOCAL-LONG DISTANCE s t cllla t IOn R e!>Ide n t Ja J. bar, restaurant Main cats and kittens that are AIr Condillomng SpeCial less gutters, storm doors 20F ROOFING SERVICE • Large and Small Jobs commel cla(, mdustl tal ga Street Associates 616-526. $34 95 and wmdows, railings, alu lookmg for lovmg homes • Pianos (our specialty) rage door!>, enlI y doors, 5952 or 347-4328 Both long hairs and low Call Mike 882.()747 mmum shutters, porch en ROOF PRO • Appliances !>torm door!> ElectrIC door The Roofmg ProfesSIOnals mamtenance models, lSC. CHIMNEY AND FIREPLACE closures Free courteous PIZZERIA Carry-out With • Antiques opener!>, radIO controls RESIDENTIAL dnve through Window ser. males and females, all col. RE'AIII/CLEANING • Saturday, Sunday ServIce estimates Call 779-5700 Office/Showroom COMMERCIAL 10US buyers only 881-3950 ors Please call us soon Avallaoie J&J CHII\tNEY SYSTEMS 29315 Harper Cedar shake, slate leave message PEGGY Please bring Peanut FREE ESTIMATES Chimneys repaired, relined, 'REMODELING S C S 774-0460 speCialists Re-roofmg, START your own busmess back, we miss him Re- rebUilt Dampers repaired, 822-4400 tear offs, copper and sheet ward Mary 223-8590 Mon- SPECIALISTS from your own home for replaced Chimney caps John Stelnmger ,\dditions • I>Orlnt>rs MODERN IZATION metal, leaks stopped $30 mvestment Unhmlted day - Fnday 8 30-5 P m and screen!> Cleamng Bob Breltenbecher ALL WORK GUARANTEED 924-9032evenmgs or week- Kitl'hl'ns • Baths M.T. CHARGOT Income potential available wood stoves and fire- MPSC L-19675 (;..r..~('s • Porchl's FREE ESTIMATES 574-1328 end olaces LIcensed Insured BUILDING CO. STATE LICENSED ,\luminullI • HoofinJ.: 521-5254 VETERINARY Hospital has For Your Protection St'l'urih ,.\I..rms PEHSONALL Y DESIGNED WATERFRONT gift shop NCSG CERTIFIED, ROOFING - SIDING - four adorable kittens look- REPL\('E:\1I'::\T * Kitchen - AttICS and apartment resort Ex. INSURED HERCULES TRIM AND GUTIERS 109 for lovmg homes 882. Windows - Uoors * Basements.Porches cellent location and earn- Storm Windows and doors In~S One hour from De 3026 773.1444 MOVING CO. Sill('t' 192:1 * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Outdoor deck envIronments Replacement wmdows and trOit Call Bev Syoen, Real KITIENS Ready for adop- LOC/{L MOVERS FIREPLACES, wood stoves. • Insured SWEENEY CUSTOM CRAFTED doors Modified roofmg Estate One of Blue Water lion, free to good homes, 011 flues cleaned Caps nnd membranes 10 year flat Country 794-9393 882-6955 • ReSidential BROTHERS' * Cclbmets - Formica screens Installed Insured, • Commercial * Woodworking tnm work roof!> Ice back-up prob- no mess ProfeSSIOnal 885-0033 16. PETS FOR SALE 111. GENERAL SEIIVICE • Office * Replacement Wmdows lems solved Master Sweep • Poll Ie, Trained Personnel I * IntenOl-Extenor Door" RON VERCRUYSSE CO I AM lookmg for a kmd CERTIFIED;t2S0 • Servmg Grosse Pomte FULLY LICENSED AND 774-3542 reliable cat sitter for my 2 TELEPHONE Coachhght Chimney Sweep DetrOIt suburbs JOANNA WESTERN] INSURED Licensed Insured [ Persians as I Will be out of SYSTEMS Company VERY REASONABLE GENERAL HOME REPAIR the: \.Vulill.\' 9'11 HlOlllh~ RATES ,~~~~8~'IS!~~,9~~..,FI C~ E"llll,,,tC5 33~ 6312 ROOFS AND DECKS Will pay expenses Please For bus mess and residential 885-3733 FREE ESTIMATES r h. \l I \l \ \ \ GUTIERS and ~llllt\llJl)IJI(\ \\lJ\\l\llIJ\\ call after 6 823-5058 ~n:I~llatlon and service COACHLlGHT CHIMNEY BARKER DOWNSPOUTS 881-1911 CONTRACTOHS Gutters Cleaned and Flushed GOLDEN Relrlever pUppies, "CALLING US WILL BE ModermzatlOn • Alteratlons New and Repair Worlt AKC regIStered, show and THE PHONE SWEEP COMPANY THE BEST MOVE YOU'LL • AdditIOns • Family LIcensed and Insured obedIence quahty, health, EVER MAKE" i CONNECTOR MICHIGAN STATI>: GRA f TOP Hooms • Kitchens & Rec- ADVANCE MAINTENANCE hIps and eyes guaranteed, MPSC, Pendmg SALES AND SERVICE reatIOn Areas $300 Goldpomle Golden 822-8242 -' LICENSE =515~ I 17319 East Warren CERTIFIED #280 HELIABLE Pomte reSident 15011 KERCHEVAL JAMES BARKER 822-8134 884-9512 HARDWORKING young . No Mess. Insured With moving van Will move f:: lC,1 ul A~ {:r • 11(. P l '" 886-5044 TWO Kittens clnd cats 839- man lookmg for odd Jobs, Complete targe or small quantities TU 56000 HADLEY HOME ClOSed fllond1ys 0960 pamting, clean-up, yard ! Chimney Care INSURED HANDY DAN THE IMPROVEMENT work All home repairs . 885.3733 Bob 882.1968 or 822-4400 HOME VETERINARY HANDYMAN INC. SERVICE BlIl 886-2920 Bargam I.,;::======: Complete health and dental rates I 20. PIANO SEIIVICE For all those htUe re- COMPLETE care HANDYMAN WIth tiUck PENDOLlNO~S COMPLETE plano service pairs you Just never ROOFING SERVICE HOUSE CALLS Clean basements, garages, CHIMNEY Tumng, rebUilding, refm seem to gel around to COMMERCIAL PHONE. 77-MOBIL any haulmg, odd JObs Tree SERVICE Ishmg Member Plano 8856123 RESIDENTIAL Paul-Michael Turkal, . service Bob 885-6227 Techmclans GUIld, Zech- D.VM, Bossner 731-7707 TEAR.OFF TELEVISION Repair 10 !i!I: DOBERMAN, red female, 18 home service, all makes PIANO services - Tunmg RESHINGLE HOT TAR/GRAVEL months, ear, tall, declaw- and models, $1250 plus Brick work, crowns, and repair Quahfled tech- ed All shots Good with parts 372-9180 fluehners, screens Ail niCians Flexlable hours children $250 839-6690, work guaranteed Reasonable rates 881-8276 CERTIFIED 881-5316 R&U 881.2477 886.5870 20A. SEWING MACHIHE APPLICATIONS OF. SERVICE MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, SHELTIE Sable - 2 years WINDOW, DOOR URETHANE FOAM - old, male neutered, $60, AND SAFE FLUE TUNE.Up SpeCial, m your RUBBER ROOFING Weekdays, 496-3607, week- home Cteaned, 011, adjust CHIMNEY SWEEP. SYSTEMS ends 886-7953ask for Fred MAINTENANCE Co. tensIOn $1495 Parts ex- VENTS AKC Collies - one pup, one tra 885-7437 ADDITIONS DECKS GUTIERS Wmddw installation, wmdow adult, excellent WIth child- • Chimney Cleaning BATHROOMS REPAIRS c1eamng, venetian blinds, 2011. ELECTIIICAL SEIIVICE KITCHENS ren, must sell to good • Ca and screens LICENSED-INSURED offIce cleaning and mam- ps WINDOWS - PORCHES home 561-3720 Installed 886-{)520 tenance ELECTRICAL wmng and COMMERCIAL • Mortar and Damper repairs, housmg vlOldtlOns building CD. REMODELING ROOFING repairs, chImney, if you lose me RepaIr corrected, permits, low 774-9535 LICENSED & INSURED screens, basement leaks, or find me .. , • Arumal Removal pnces Licensed 7 days QUALITY plaster repairs. Handy- HAULING: Garage tear Cerl1fledMaster 521.1587,Linck and Doran REMODELING AT A man work Insured downs, construction de- FAIR PRICE Sweep SERVING THE Seaver's, 882-0000 brIS, concrete, dIrt, garage TOMTREFZER Kitchen Planmng- and basement Junk, brush GROSSE POINTES Ins talla tlOn ALL ROOF LEAKS Can remove or move 882-5169 Room AdditIOns- SINCE 1965 Shingles, flat roofs, rubber almost anything Phil _ 13G. WASHElIIOR'I'EIlI - - Dormers roofs, 10 year guarantee, Wassenaar, 823-1207 APPLIANCE REPAIRS (Rough-In or gutters, licensed 757-7232 CUSWORTH Complete) HANDYMAN - clean gut- LET GEORGE DO IT ELECTRIC EXPERT LEONARD'S Roofing ters, basements, garages, I APPLIANCE REPAIR Family Owned and Operated CARPENTRY Sldmg • Trim • Gutters smgles, flat area!>, ~uJ1up weeding, waxing cars, etc Storms & Screen • Etc I SERVICE Licensed and Insured SERVICE roofs and repairs of .'1I We'll run your ad I No job too small Grosse Washer • Dryer • Refngera- Electncal Contractors kinds, gutters Work gua I Pomte references. 778- Concrete-Masonry FREE!! tion • Electrical • Dish- • ReSidential - Commercial Repairs-New \"ork ranteed Free estimates I, 9613 washer, etc ". 1 .. Ra:di.o'I'>Ispatched umts In -CAU;- .... Insured 884-5416 882.6900 No Service Charge if ISA. CARPET INSTALLATION your area DANIEL HAMPTON Repaired • Fast Emergency Service Licensed Free Estimates FOR FREE Insured 885-2073 CASH'S ROOFING CARPET LAYING Guaranteed Parts & Service SENIOR CITIZENS ESTIMATE O\\ner operated bU<;lness- New reroofs, tearoffs, re- 16A ADOPT A PET NEW AND OLD DISCOUNT 885.1762 No l\hddlem t__ ~_.~_~ _ ------~-~- -_._------"------~-~~------.... ~ I I Thursday, June 26, 1986 Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20Z LANOSCAPINGJ 201 lANOSUI'INGI 201 lANDSCAf'INGI L I lANDSC"INGI SNOW REMOVAL SNOW REMOVAl SNOw REMOVAL SNOW REMOVAL TRIMMING, removal, LANDSCAPING MAC'S TREE AND Spring and Fall Clean Up spraying, feeding and MAC'S SHRUB TRIMMING stump removal Free Esll- SPRING CLEAN-UP Design Service COMPLETE WORK mates Complete tree ser- Complete yard work, lawn, Recondillomng Reasonable rates, quality vice Call Flemmg Tree Edgmg - Trlmmmg shrub and tree trlmmmg, \ service Call Tom 776-4429 SerVice, 774-6460 etc Reasonable rate!>, New Shrubbery Dependable FIVE Seasons ProfeSSional GROSSE POInte Fireman quahty servICe Call Tom Lawn service Contracts 776 4429 St Clair Shores Quality Service doe!>lawn care Tom, J31------1 CALL 772-9195 from $8 weekly Referen 0703 ces Power rakmg, fertlhz- RELIABLE LAWN Cuttmg No Job too LANDSCAPING INC POWER RAKING 109,tree serVice, hrewood 839-2001 large or small Quality A hard workmg dependable SPRING CLEANUP work, reasonable prices company de Financing as low as on ... .c:: <:__-::~_ ;;.- .'t Fleetwood ~ r ~ ? 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