5 questions to ask provider before getting a mammogram ~y Donne Welker cer are reported annually in mography done at a particular against a stundard to make exam done correctly, or having accredited by the American ,taft Wnter the state, and that more than facility: This year, approximately sure that radiatIOn doses and it read wrong by the technolo- College of Radiologists, as 1,500 Michigan women die of 175,900 women in the United • Are you certified by the measurements are correct.) gists," said Monalee Prange, confumed by the Cancer Infor. the disease each year. States will be diagnosed as hav- American College of Radiology • Have the radiologists who director of education for the mation Service, a division of Mammography exams can 109 breast cancer, and of those or the American Osteopathic shoot and read the mammo- Amencan Cancer Society in the National Cancer Institute. detect breast cancer early, be- Board of Radiology? cases, 44,800 will1:l#lfatal, ac- grams taken specIal courses m Southfield. In addItion, their mammo- fore a tumor is large enough to cording to the American Can- • Is your equipment certified mammography? (They should Locally, Bon Secours HospI- graphIC technologists receive be felt. The earlier the detec. cer Society. by the state licensing board also be lIcensed by the state or tal, Cottage Hospital, Lake- continuing education in their tion, the better the chances are In Michigan, breast cancer is (the Michigan Department of certified by the American Re- shore Mammography Center field, and their mammography that the patient will survive. Public Health)? the second leading cause of gIstry of Radiological Technolo- and Eastpomte Radiologist PC. equipment is calibrated regu- But how can a woman be death among women, ranking • Is your X-ray equipment gists, the NCI says). at St John HospItal are some larly by certified radiological sure that her mammography dedicated to or specifically de- just under heart disease, said • Is mammography part of of the places that offer mam phySICIsts, spokespersons for test will be accurate? signed for mammography ex- Jean Chabut, chief of the Mich. your regular practice? (The NCI mography eAams. the medIcal facilitIes saId. ams? Igan Department of Public suggests that a facility should How well do they measure "Our exams are very accu. The American Cancer Soci. • Is your X.ray equipment Health's center of health pro- perform at least 10 mammo- up on the six questions posed rate, because the people who ety and the National Cancer calibrated regularly by a certI- motion and chronic disease pre. grams a week.) by the Amencan Cancer Soci. read the exams are certified Institute (NCD say that a fied radiologIcal physicist? (The vention. "If they don't answer yes to ety and the NatIOnal Cancer and so is our equipment," said woman should ask a staff mem- NCI recommends that mammo- She said that approximately all six questions, I'd say go Institute? Very well Vanu Bagchi, vice president of ber the following six questions gram machines be calibrated at 5,000 new cases of breast can- someplace else. It's way too im- Bon Secours, Cottage, Lake- before electing to have a roam. least once a year and checked portant to nsk not havmg the shore and Eastpomte are all See TESTS, page lOA
A Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 53, No.8 48 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 February 20, 1992 Schools pledge caution in spending
av John Minnis renewal for the libraries was tive side of the library renewal. to schedule another electlOn, Assistant Editor passed by a wider 984-vote The results came in late on Grosse Pointe public school poSSIbly in June. Marr said margin - 4,750 to 3,766. election night because two vot- that because the renewal was officials are breathing sighs of A total of 8,539 ballots were ing machines at Parcells Mid. relief after the narrow passage approved on the first round, the cast. The voter turnout was dle School broke down, Marr of the mlliage renewal Feb. 11. school board and administra. about 20 percent. said. A repairman had be "We did it and we're reo tion have more time to devote The Park favored the school called from Sterling Heights. lieved," said school board presi. to drafting a budget millage renewal by 424 votes, She said the board members dent Carol Marr. "On behalf of Earlier, the school adminis- and Harper Woods voters were were not confident as they the school board, we're most tration was looking at a 1992- on the affirmative side by 130 gathered at the school adminis- appreciative of the support 93 budget that would be 5.6 votes. The Farms approved the trative offices early in the eve. shown by the community. percent to 9 percent higher renewal by just two votes. The ning. It was not until 10 p.m. "We realize these are diffi- than this year's spending plan. City's margin of approval was that the Grosse Pointe Woods cult times. More than ever, The increase would offset 45 votes. vote was in and the board we're going to be very, very losses of FICA (Social Security) Shores, Grosse Pointe Woods knew it had succeeded in con- careful in our spending." payments from the state and and absentee voters came down vincing the voters of the need half of commercial property The 27 55.mill renewal was against renewal of the school for the renewal. approved 4,424 to 4,115 - a mills. The Shores and absentee Had the measure failed, the 309-vote margin. The 1.30.mill voters also were on the nega- board would have been forced See MILLAGE, page 21A SMART ~hopeful'about finding new ~ash
By RonaldJ. Bemu Since then, all the GroSElEl Meanwhile. SMART offiCIals have no effect on current reti- Staff Wnter Pointe city councils have dis- have approached the state Leg- rees or on current employees March 27 is the day SMART cussed or will discuss the situa- islature with a request to allow who will some day want to is expected to make its last tion soon, but none has taken them to withdTaw more than take advantage of the pension," dropoff before parking its buses action. $10 million in surplus funds Aho saId. for good. But if acting director "We've received a number of the bus company has in its pen- "I'm not optimistic. But I'm James L. Aho isn't optimistic, calls from residents," said Tom sion fund. That money could hopeful. There's only a small he's at least hopeful that the Kressbach, city manager in get the firm back on its feet. window of time between now bus line may not have to close. Grosse Pointe City. ''They're ''The surplus comes from the and March 27." The bus company sent a re- concerned but I don't know money we have after some serio Matt Wirgau, chairman of port in November to all the what's going to happen." ous personnel cutbacks in the the SMART board of directors, municipalities in the three That sentiment was echoed 1980s and from good invest. will make a presentation to the counties It serves telling them by the managers of the four ments," Aho said. executive committee of SEM. that on March 27, the company other Pointes. They said resi- Because it can-'t slmply with- COG, the Southeast Michigan Photo by Suzy Ber9chbecll would close because of a lack of dents have called the city of. draw the money, SMART is Councll of Governments, on cash. fices and registered their con- asking the Legislature for per- Friday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.m. in And cut SMART officials asked for ci- cerns, but nothing has been mission to end its association the SEMCOG office at 600 ties to come to their aid, but done yet, because no one is with the Municipal Employees Plaza Drive m Detroit. Wirgau Andrew Scavone was director for a day as part of a just what kind of help they quite sure what action, JJ: any, Retirement System and then will discuss proposed service grand tour of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Scavone - wanted was never spelled out to take. rejoin the pension fund the cuts or discontinuation of ser- and the rest of the students from Nancy Swartz' second and the response was less than The Park city council has di. same day. In effect, it would be vice and the impact on local grade class at Richard Elementary School learned about overwhelming, a ~MART rected the city administration making a $10 million with- governments. The meeting is the history and significance of the facility. For more pho- spokesman told city offiCials at to look into options to provide drawal, Aho said. open to the pubhc. Call 961- tos, see page xxA. a regional meeting of the Mich- some kind of bus service if "We can do this and it would 4266 for informatlOn. igan Municipal League last SMART should cease opera- month. tions. Pointer of Interest Eric Miller Tough Devil By Donna Walker Miller, 38, is director of vocal Staft Wnter music at Lincoln High &hooJ Eric MIller of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe South's Jesse in Warren and the manager of Farms felt several callings Culver works over an oppo- District 16 of the Michigan while growing up. nent from Warren Cousino School Vocal Association. He wanted to be a farmer, during last weekend's Ma- District 16 includes all of the like his lDaternal grandfather comb Area (',onference Blue Grosse Pointes and Macomb and uncle. He wanted to be a Division wrestling tourna- County and half of Oakland musician and a teacher, like ment. The Blue Devils edged County. As manager, he is re- his father, and he wanted to go Grosse Pointe North for the sponsible for coordinating the into the Lutheran ministry, he team title. Culver finished association's School Vocal Ass0- second in the l7l-pound said ciation bOlo,ensemble and cho- Today, he does all of tht e class. Complete results are on ral festivals for midclle school, page 9B. thmgs junior high and high school stu- dents jT' "is district. Photo by Dan Khk ?vf" who composes music and plaiS four instnunents, is also the pianist and music director for the contemporary worship service that's held at noon every Sunday at Salem Lutheran Church in Detroit. Inside "I think music is an interna- tional language that is able to Opinion 6A touch everyone's soul," he said. Events 9A "That language takes on many Seniors l1A different fonns, with the over. all result being an enrichment 0 Autos 13A of the soul." Obituaries 15A In his own small way, Miller IS also a farmer. He faithfully Schools 16A tends the 25.foot by 25.foot gar. Features Enterlainment Sporls Business 19A den in his back yard each year. Real Estate 1C Visiting theologian, IB Go West, Scores,llIghllghl<;, young men, 58 in GPHA, l1B ClassifiEd ads ..4C Eric Miller See POINTER, page 4A
_ ....--.-- - -~-~_.--._--. ----~------~------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION 2A February 20, 1992 News Grosse Pointe News Sportscaster gives students tall message By John Minnis Assistant Editor Community College, and was At 4 foot-7, sportscaster Mark finally signed by the Boston "Doc" Andrews gave Brownell Red Sox Andrews recalled that Middle School students a tall he covered a Red Sox-Tiger message last week. game when Whitt came to the "You can be as big as you plate as a rookIe. want to be," the diminutIve Whitt later was drafted by Woods resident told the stu. the Toronto Blue Jays, pIa. dents "You have to stand up tooned as starting catcher, and and do something" made the 1987 Amencan With that, the school's 450 League All-Star team. students Jumped to their feet Andrews said he asked Whitt for a standmg ovation - to what drove him to succeed. The themselves. major-leaguer responded that It "Stand up and give a stand- was people who kept telhng Ing ovatIOn .. to yourselvesl" him he couldn't make it that Andrews had urged , , made hIm work even harder Andrews, reSident sports- He said hp ISoften asked caster for radio personahty what It's hke to be short, and Dick Purton's show on Q-95 he responds, "I don't know, be. FM and part-time for WKBD cause I've never been tall." Photo by John Mmms TV 50, conducted a pep rally at Another story he likes to tell the middle school. He regularly Well-known sportscaster Mark "Doc" Andrews gave Brow- is about a friend who wanted to gives motivational talks for cor- nell students a tall message last week. He said they can be be a smger hke James Brown porations, but he always re- "as big as they want to be:' On stage with Andrews. from Of course, everyone said his lIshes a chance to motivate left. are sixth-graders Lauren Severini and Kevin Hall. sev. dream was impos'Hblp The From kids. enth-graders Joe Culik and Alicia Razzeto and eighth-graders frIend later changed his name 99 "It's fun doing motivation. Katie Kingsley and Jeff Halso. - It's now M.C. Hammer. Tuxedos $39. als," he said, "because I get A successful professional in President Thxedo is releasJ.og select new and used more pepped up than the kids one ot several programs the parents or friends doing what his own right, Andrews' begin. formalwear-iociudinllitems from top deslgners- to make room for additional inventory. Some sale do." Optirmsts conduct for local stu. you want to do, ask for help." nings In radio were humble. Andrews' appearance at dents. items are brand new and not from our rental collec. In high school, he wrote a After college, he got a job with tion. Some were gently worn for Just a few hours. Brownell was sponsored by the "If I can help motivate these letter to then TV-2 sportscaster a small radIO statIOn in the Alterations avaUable at reasonable charge. Lakeshore Optimist Club of people to do what they want to Ray Lane, who encouraged An. Upper Peninsula, were he was Used Fonnalwear New Formalwear Grosse Pointe. The Optimists do," Andrews said, "or at least drews In hiS dream and even bl1led as "Little Marco the • DC"lgncr & Famau, • De"gnerTuxcdos. from have retained Andrews to make them feel good about invited him to the station and Polka King." maker lu'l.edos $119.99 speak at all the middle schools themselves, then that's terrif. "I wanted to be a sports- pnm.lfJly hldtk (tllal • Form1! Shln~ from let hIm tag along for several dnd IrtlU'>CI'o) $9.99 in the Pointes, including the ic." hours. Lane has been a friend castel," he said, "and here I $39.99' $109.99 • Fomlal Trou,er" ("001 private and parochial schools, He told the students that in and mentor ever since, An- was playmg polkas. But I knew • DlIlner Jalket~ from and poly/"ool) 40% off $19.99 • TICS. Cummerbunds & throughout the year. third grade he wanted to be In drews said. that as long as I was working • Formal .,hms ~u~pendc" 20%-50% off Optimist Doug Cordier, not. the NBA, but by fourth grade, Among his many anecdotes, in radIO, I was getting closer to $2.99 - $8.99 • Cuffllnks & ~ud 'iet, up Ing that the club's slogan is he knew that was impoSSible my goal of being a sports. • T,C' Cummcrbund, & to 30% off Andrews recalled that he once \b" $.99 and up • f'Ormal ~hoe, from "Friend of Youth," said, So he decided the next best played Little League ball with caster." • Formal frouo;er~. $39.99 "Youth is our focus, and that's thing would be to become a a kid named Ernie Whitt, who He advlsed the students to Clearance Sale (black "0(1) $19.99 .....It..., 'l)k~",.,IJhk 5 MORE DAYS! "'u.! ~un h.h 19th2~rd why we do this" sportscaster. even as a youngster said he visualize their dreams, to cut JOJrn lo9pm dll[~ ~.uurrJ.l>9J.m 106pm \undJ.vI2pm co'Spm Sponsoring Andrews' talks is "I had that dream," he said wanted to be a major league out pIctures, if possible, and AT OUR WARREN lOCATION ONLY! He read everything he could ball player - despite the fact hang them at home, school, Chuks Accepted about sports, wrote letters to that his odds were a million to wherever, to remind them of 29212 lIum u R'Mtl sportscasters he admtred and their goals J\unh of 12 \tIle NEWS DEADLINES one I)-rsi(I('IIt.IRtIXt'd 0. 7'510045 practiced doing play-by-play. "Believe In yourself. Beheve The Grosse Pointe News Whitt wasn't an outstanding "Whatever you want to do," player then, Andrews said, but that you're going to be great," wants to help you publicize he said. "You can be as big as your events. 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Grosse POlnle farms. MI with any individual 4823& The deadline (or news copy tS Monday variations you nOOn to fIlsure fIlsertlon AdvNllslng copy (or Secllon "B" muSI desire. be In Ihe advert,slng department by noon on Monday The deadlrne (or advertlsrng copy (or SectIOns A & e,l 10 30 a fT' Tuelday entire stock* CORRfCTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Must be ordered by R('Sponslb,hty (or dIsplay and c1asllfoed ildvertrllng efTCJ I I February 20, 1992 N Grosse Pointe News eW S 3A Major crime falls in Woods, but auto thefts double BV John Minnis aggravated assault, robbery, Assistant Editor the Woods last year or the year make the areas difficult to pa- Grosse Pointe Woods burglary, larceny, auto theft reported last year, compared before. trol. 1991 crime report Major crime dropped 2.1 per- and arson. with 253 the year before. No cent in Grosse Pointe Woods Robberies dropped by one Two arsons were reported "Generally. we were in motorist-pedestrian accidents There were 10 reported robber- last year, includIng one in Major (part 1) crime last year, compared with the pretty good shape," said public were reported last year. One year before ieS (including attempts) m 1991 whIch a man died. safety director Jack Patterson. was recorded in 1990. A decade Offense and 11 in 1990. Arrests were down in 1991, '88 '89 '90 '91 "We were down in everything high of four such accidents oc- Burglaries dropped 40 per- totahng 910 last year, com- except auto thefts." curred in 1988. Homicide 0 0 0 0 cent last year compared WIth pared with 960 the year before. The Woods' major-crime rate Woods paramedIcs made 567 the year before. There were 40 Traffic tickets Issued last was the lowest in the metropol- ambulance runs last year, reported burglarIes In 1991, year totaled 8,107, down from Criminal itan Detroit tn-county area in down from 600 runs in 1990. down from the 67 reported m 8,948 ISSUedIn 1990. sexual 1990, and last year's lower rate 1990 Of last year's runs, 198 (35 per- conduct Drunken drivmg arrests hIt cent) required advanced life 0 1 0 0 may maintain that standmg as Larcemes declined slightly a seven-year low. There were the "safest commumty" of support treatment. from 275 in 1990 to 265 last 71 such arrests in 1991, down Assault 5 5 2 0 10,000 or more population. Fire runs were up last year. year from 78 the year before. Last "It's not something you can Ninety-nine fIre calls were an- Auto thefts more than dou- year's drunken driVIng arrests Robbery 7 7 11 10 bank on," Patterson said of the swered in 1991, of which 26 bled m 1991 compared with the were the lowest smce 1984 A low crime rate. He credIted were working fIreS. There were year before. There were 58 cars decade hIgh of 195 drunken Burglary 41 49 alert residents for reporting 84 fire runs WIth 15 actual fIres 67 40 stolen last year, up from the 28 dnvmg arrests were made In m 1990 crimes and halled his officers' taken m 1990. The Woods experIenced 375 1985. Breaking down the pubhc Larceny 301 228 275 265 VIgilant patrols and street pres- Patterson saId the mcrease major crimes last year, accord- Parkmg meter tIckets to- safety actIVIties, criminal com- ence. "We're very proud of in auto thefts occurred m the mg to the pubhc safety depart- taled 15,145 last year, up from plaInts took 31 percent of the Auto thet! 52 43 28 58 what they're domg," he said, large parking lots around St ment's annual crime report for the 14,505 issued m 1990. The department's time; arrests, 9 "and I'm sure they will con- John Hospital and behmd bUSI- 1~91. !here were 383 major 10-year high m parking en- percent; traffic complaints, 7 Arson 0 0 0 2 tinue domg it." nesses along Mack Avenue He cnmes m 1990 forcement came in 1983 when percent, ambulance runs, 6 per- There were no homIcides, saId the size of the parkmg lots 32,500 tickets were ISSUed Major crimes mclude homi- cent; fire inspections, 3 percent; Total 406 333 crimmal sexual conduct mCI- and the IsolatIOn of the alley Auto aCCIdents dechned m 383 375 CIde, criminal sexual conduct , dents or aggravated assaults m fIre runs, 1 percent; and miscel- parking behind businesses 1991 There were 242 accidents laneoUS,44 percent. Source Grosse POinteWoods PubliC Saletv Deoartmenl Johh MinniS Recycling update: 6 months and program looks like a wInner• By Ronald J. Bernas fewer tons of solid waste to the In 1990 - betore curbSIde recy- pmgs and leaves removed tons 11,247 tons to the incinerator Staff Wnler Grosse Pointes-Clinton Refuse reSIdents a recyclIng fee that is chng began - the city sent from the waste stream Yard and in 1991 that figure dropped It's been seven months since tacked onto theIr water bIlls. Disposal Authonty. And be- 4,700 tons to the mcinerator for waste now IS taken to a place to 7,6a!J tons. Yard waste ac- Grosse Pointe and Harper One concern is that If the ci- cause each city pays per ton of a total bill of $251,94221. called Indian Summer, which counted for more than 2,000 Woods residents began filling garbage incmerated, the less tIes don't send enough trash to In 1991, the CIty sent 2,839 composts it into dirt. pounds of the 3,6oo-pound re- the incinerator, the authonty their recycling bins with bot- sent to the incinerator, the tons to the Incmerator, a drop Compostmg was instituted duction. tles, cans, plastics and papers. lower the bill will be. that runs it will raise the price. of almost 1,900 tons because wet grass lowered the Grosse Pointe Shores resi- And the verdict is in on the But Solak said the eight cities For example, Grosse Pointe But getting the recyclables temperature of the incinerator, dents voted to have recyclables fIrst six months of the program: that make up the authority Farms' city admimstrator Rich out of the waste stream ac- forcing it to work harder. picked up every two weeks, and It's a money-saving success. Solak said his city pays approx- have been recruiting other ci- counts for only part of that re- Total participation of reSI. their participation is among the Although it's difficult to pin- ties to join, which will make up imately $58 to $62 a ton for duction. Forced composting of dents In Harper Woods, Grosse highest, averaging more than point the exact figures, it ap- garbage sent to the incinerator. for the shortfall in tonnage. yard waste such as grass chp- Pointe City, Farms and Park 65 percent. Shores residents pears the cities are sending Fraser IS one city that IS now hovered around 40 percent, collected 116,200 pounds of sending its garbage to the in- WIth the lowest in July - the newspaper, 31,051 pounds of cinerator and more "custom- Where does it go? You name it fIrst month of the program - glass, 12,151 pounds of tin and ers" are being sought. at 38.5 percent, and the highest 6,480 pounds of plastic from But city administrators seem Schools, library After the recyclables are WIth the Container Recy- percentage of participation in October through January, the to think the program is work-; pIcked up from the curb, cling Alliance. It ISprocessed August and November with only months for which figures ing, and is worth keeping. 1 receive gifts what happens to them? m East ChIcago and turned 43.5 percent of households put- are available. Chris Bremer, assistant city4 AccordIng to a memo from mto WIde flange beams and ting theIr recycling bins at the BecauSethe cities pay Effi- manager of Grosse Pointe City,l curb. The Grosse Pomte Library, EffiCIent Sanitation to mIscellaneous beams and cient Sanitation, the recycling said the city IS "absolutely~ MaIre Elementary School and Grosse Pointe Farms City channels. There IS a 2 to 5 Those four cities recycled 2.8 company, per stop, rather than pleased" with curbside recy-l Grosse Pointe South High Manager Richard Solak, percent loss m processmg. million pounds of newspaper, per ton, the more recyclable8 cling and 18 mcreasingly sur- t School were all the recipients of they go for different thmgs • The plastic goes to out- 715,091 pounds of glass, picked up, the better for the prised by the partIcipation of! gifts recently. across the country. lets in Iowa and OntarIO and 319,613 pounds of tm and taxpayers. Its residents An unsclentrlicj is used to make plastic lum- 161,848 pounds of plastic m the "The more people wIll recy- survey showed close to 75 per-' The Friends of the Grosse All are taken and pre- ber for landscaping, drain first six months of operation. cle, the more they're going to cent participation, she Bald. : Pointe Library donated a a mi. pared for distribution at tile for construction and Grosse 1>ointe Woods, which save on their tax bill," Solak Grosse Pointe Shores vIllage\ crofihn/microfiche reader- Waste Management Inc. In ~laundry detergent bottles started recycling earher than saId. "They'll save money be- inanagel; Mike Ke~()1;l. a~n<1tb~ pniiter, a rotor dIsplay tower Detroit. From there: Up to 10 percent IS lost In the rest of the Pomtes, had an cause w'e don't"have w pay to' '~ore5' is 'happy with the pro-; for audiocassettes and a CD- • The paper is shipped to processmg. average particifmtion of more have it incinerated, and they gram, but that it will take atl ROM catalog workstation. The paper mills throughout the • Glass IS processed at than 50 percent. won't pay any more taxes." least a year or two to develop a: gifts totaled $12,713.60. United States and Canada. MIdway Cullet m DetrOIt, In 1990, the Woods sent Most cities, though, assessed realistic cost-benefit analySIS. The Maire Pro donated 15 Paper mills in Monroe and then dIstnbuted across the computers and related software in Mexico turn Grosse Pointe country. Brown glass goes to at a cost of $29,794. paper mto newsprint, box West Virginia, green glass board for food packaging, goes to Atlanta and Chicago The South Dad's Club do- shoe boxes and shIrt back- and clear glass goes to Chi- nated $6,000 toward the $9,000 mg. Some 5 to 10 percent of cago, Fort Wayne and Char- cost of a new trophy display what is collected is lost In lotte. Except for the 2 to 5 case to be placed in the Shall processing. percent lost durmg process- HOME DESIGN, CENTER at the high school. The remain- • The tin is shipped to ing, all of it IS used to make ing $3,000 for the case will U.S Steel in conjunctIOn new glass COME IN AND VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOWROOM AT come out of the school's budget. 22621 HARPER - JUST SOUTH OF NINE MilE Open house Three Great Companies All In One Location! party rousted We are dedicated to you, the Grosse Pointe Consumer. A 17-year-old youth was cited • Additions • Garages for conducting an illegal open A Reminder: • Dormers • Recreation Rooms house party at his home in the Farms Feb. 16. The Foundation for Exceptional Children of Grosse • Kitchens • All types of • Bathrooms Exterior Siding Police responding at 11:30 Pointe will be featuring an exquisite 14k gold, dIamond p.m. to a report of youths party- and aqua-marine pin donated by Tony Cueter's • Windows ing at a home in the 400 block Bijouterie at its annual beer & pizza party on Saturday, of Colonial Court near Mack February 22nd at the Shores Banquet Hall on Harper ~, .. MOTOR CITY arrived to find several cars con- in S1. Clair Shores. ~ . MODERNIZATION taining teenagers leaving the area. Several youths were gath- 777.4160 ered in the front yard of the 20445 Mack between Lancaster & Fleetwood 886.2050 home drinking beer. The References Available youths appeared to be arguing. When police arrived, the youths ran into the house, leav- ing beer cans strewn across the lawn, driveway and street. Gro - inte Police talked to the teen resi- dent of the home and learned that his mother was out of Buitifiirff" CO. town. He said he was having a . small party for friends when rival high school students showed up and trouble began. Extraordinary rooms begin with superior He admitted that he and the others had a "couple of beers." 777-3844 custom cabinets from Quaker Maid The youth would not allow officers to enter the home to break up the party, according to police reports. The officers did, however, remain at the scene until all the youths left. Some 20 to 30 Pointe Windows Inc. youths exited the home, police said, and all were questioned to For All Your Window Needs determine if they were able to 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores drive. While the youths were leaving, police spotted a plastic 772-8200 bag containing suspected mari. NINE MILE Juana lying on the landing just :I: inside the side door of the » home. •:Il '1J They confiscated the bag, as THOSE WHO CHERISH AUTHENTICITY TEND m well as a 30-pack beer con- TO LOOK DOWN ON ANYTHING LESS. :Il J' tainer with three remaining EIGHT MILE beers in it. MICROGRAPHIC & elECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SFRVlt'F<:; • <:V<:TI:U<: • I'nl'CII' TAT,n" lA February 20, 1992 , News Grosse Pointe News ~ ;1 ------, D • care umt at St. John Hospital in Detroit, are expecting a child 1 1- olnter .:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:. m June. They met at St. Mark Railroaded From page 1 Lutheran Church and were The son of John T and LlIa married four years ago Miller, he was born in Roches- They each have children and loving it ter, N.Y in 1953, where his from previous marriages. She father was attending the East- has two daughters, Danielle, \ SIll e CUI e for the mId-winter doldrums is a change man School of Music. 16, and Nicole, 14, who attend 'pn<.>n Even though brief, a break from our rou- His parents were born and Grosse Pointe South. Miller has um ~'1Ve us an energy Infusion and an emotional raised in Indiana and met at an 8-year-old son, David, who r ,a"t weekend we hopped a train in Windsor, Valparaiso UniversIty, where lives with his mother and visits hIS father on alternate week. ITld for TOlOnto. My adVIce IS to take the club car if hIS father was studying music ends and in the summer. . !hle, but don't eat and drmk everything offered or and his mother was studymg to become a u'acher. Of their four Two cats, Laura and Cud- l' ,\ill w,mt to sleep the entire weekend. dles, and a dog named Abbie , '/01 e we even left the station, we were offered a children, Enc IS the second old- est. round out the family. It f' of wll1e and assorted soft drinks, WIth peanuts, HIS older sister Karen is the Besides being "the person r flUI "e We settled into our comfortable reclining choir dIrector and organist at a you'd most want on your Triv- I)" and purred gently out of the station. There was church m Texas; his younger ial Pursuit team, because he I IV much lIke those on airplanes to hold our meals brother Kevm is an assIstant has such an amazing memory t" usp for wnting We took along plenty of reading professor at Eastern Michigan for detaIls," Miller is "the most I 'I Jal, as there IS ample opportumty to catch up on Umverslty and director of Its sensItIve person I know and my Photo by Donna Walker best frIend," his WIfe said. "He II I'\\ork or to start the book you've wanted to read. orchestra, and his younger sis- Dana Miller listens as her husband, Eric, plays the Pierce has a really nice sense of hu- II \ ou arrive at the tram statIOn early, I sug-g-est you ter LilaJan moved to Texas to Middle School "Alma Mater:' which he composed. dance m a Houston ballet com- mor I always have a good time , <'(' seats close to the back of the train, out of ear- turned to Grosse Pointe Farms pany and IS now a full-tIme some brass ensembles and com. when Eric is here." t of any bOIsterous tourists, and very quiet for the 4 to hve with hIS parents and be- homemaker, MIller saId. poses music. For example, he Their favorite activities in- , bour tnp It was just plain relaxing and we were gan attending Macomb Com- When Miller was 4, hIS fam- composed the music for PIerce clude going for long walks, bike , I ed to from beginning to end. munity College. He enrolled in ily moved to DetrOit, where his MIddle School's alma mater. rIdmg, working in the garden, Oakland UniversIty in 1976 \..l used a tom package to secure reservations at a father was called to serve as The title of the song? "Alma traveling and camping. and gI aduated with a bache- I' j alld fOl the theater. TIus enabled us to grease our choirmaster at Our Saviour Lu- Mater." As tor the future, they saId lor's degree in vocal music in \ through the red tape checking in at the various theran Church. A year later, Recently, Miller gave up di- they would like to fly to Ger. 1981 I( P<;, ehmmating waiting in lines. his father started teaching hIm rectmg the senior choir at many to attend the wedding of While attending college, flur hotel was part of a large international chain how to play the piano. Salem Lutheran, which he was a foreign exchange student that Miller held a variety of jobs He "I loved it," MIller saId. "I'd domg on an interrm basIS, so Dana hosted several years ago. d offered a variety of restaurants from which to worked in a factory that made been bugging him for about a that he can spend more tIme Concernmg his career, Miller H'O.,e before heading off to the theater. We opted to automotive parts, and held year to teach me. He had been with his family. said, "I envision my life's work I lIght, still feeling stuffed after a luncheon on the maintenance positions at Fern- I. gIving my older sister lessons He and his wife, Dana, a as being teaching, and where it ,un of filet mignon with all the accompaniments. hill VIllage Apartments in and it looked like fun But he nurse in the pediatric intensive will lead me, I'm not sure." There will be no attempt to comment about "Phan. Clinton Township and the Ho- waited until I was five because I tel Ponchartrain. 'll of the Opera." Suffice to say, it was a magical the. I was the rambunctious one. I In 1974, he became the t 1 ]('al experience and you should do yourself a favor couldn't keep still." Youth Choir dIrector at St. Ie! make a point of seeing it. His father later took a job as On Saturday morning we walked around Eaton Mark Lutheran Church in COMPULSIVE EATERS an instrumental music teacher Roseville, and in 1979 he was t 'ntre in the downtown area and found it not unlike a m the DetrOIt public schools named director of music. He and in 1967 the famlly moved nnsand other malls, so we headed to Yorkville to sa- left the church in 1986, but his • Free yourself from addictive dependency. to Grosse Pointe Farms. ,t) Its charm and peruse its chic and pricey shopping father is still there. A member • Discover new ways to cope. "Even though I've lived in ) pas. An American isn't remotely tempted to buy, be. of the Grosse Pointe Symphony the Farms ever since, I still • Learn to feed the hungry child within you. I llc;8 the prices are so elevated as to be laughabl~. . and a resident of Grosse Pointe consider Detroit as being my • Overcome feelings of powerlessness However It'S fun to look and the people-watchmg IS Park, his father has been the hometown," Miller said. "But I • Individual therapy ,,,I nderfuI.'A couple hours of window shopping in this organist at St. Mark since love the Farms, especially Pier 1979. • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. c hantmg old neighborhood is sufficient, especially in Park." In 1981, Miller was hired by '1, 7ero temperatures. We headed back downtown and Miller attended Grosse . ,,'- a gamble that some good seats had been turned in the Warren Consolidated Pointe South High School, School District as a vocal music 886-1792 I ,I a Saturday matmee. Voila, fourth row cen~r for where he played the cello, teacher, and he's been at Lin. \"pects of Love." After a brief stop for a sandWIch we trombone and piano in the coln High School ever since. school's bands and orchestras. \\ el e off to the theater once again. It was certainly no He directs five choirs, includ- After graduation in 1971, he Phantom," but enjoyable. ing a boys' ensemble called the enlisted in the Army out of pa- \\' e still had plenty of time after the play to wa~h • Custom Designed Kitchens & Baths • Additions to Enhance Style of 40% to 60% OFF Existing Home • Marble & Designer Tile- Everything is being sold at Detroit Automotive Parts. Resources & Installation • Detailed Architectural Trim Work • Exterior Entrance Enhancements Inventory - EqUipment - Furniture - Fixtures • Garages & Siding • Windows & Doors Name Brands like Champion AC & Motorcraft Spark Plugs, • Architectural DeSign Services Borg Warner Ignition, Gates Belts and Hoses, JAMES BARRETT and much more! 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'f Voters send At the same time, the schools have joined in a court appeal of sta~ cuts in FICA (Social Security) payments for dis. 2 sign'als on trict employees as well as questioning the , , constitutionality of the new state law re- quiring the Grosse Pointe district and school taxes other wealthier districts to share part of their tax bases with poorer districts. he narrow 309.vote margin of vic. It's true, too, that the schools will be in tory for the school millage renewal backing. crease that apparently would be required the third year of their teachers' contract which requires another 7 percent in- T is being read this week as offering Superintendent Edward J. Shine told Just to keep pace with financing the two possible signals to the Grosse Pointe the Grosse Pointe News that he and the schools' current programs. crease. In addition, other school expenses Board of Education as It considers its fu. board are very concerned about the fu. Such an action could mean, of course, continue to keep pace with the ever.rising cost of living. ture financmg plans. ture, the taxes that will be required and cutbacks in quality programs but crltics One signal could be that the people the possibility of the loss of even more made the argument, during the cam- The CWTent situation means that the who voted for the renewal did so knowing district revenue. paign, that the schools should be required schools will apparently face a hard choice: either increase the millage levy to near its possIble cost but also expecting contino He pointed out that because of the site- to match the spending reductions that uation of present programs as a result of budgeting plans in the local schools, the many families and businesses have been the maximum permitted by the renewal its passage system was able to offer the public a forced to make as their incomes have de. vote in order to maintain programs at But the second signal could be that op- fairly good prediction, prior to the vote, clined. their CWTent level, which is apparently ponents, deeply concerned about the con- on what it would cost the taxpayer to Even though the 1992-93 budget and desired by the voters who approved the tmumg rlse 10 school taxes during the reo maintain current school programs. levy figures won't be known until later in renewal, or cut back on quality to a lim- cession, want to call a halt to greater Yet it is true that the specific budget the year, what is known is that the dis. ited extent to avoid any tax increase. demands on theIr pocketbooks. items ,vill not be available until June af- trict has lost some revenue and faces the It's not an easy decision but the close The election results show that the ter completion of budget hearings and the possibility of even more reductIOns in in- margin of victory suggests to us that the Shores and the Woods actually voted levy will not be actually set until Septem. come. board and the school administrators against the three-year renewal of the ber. By that time Lansing's intentions The revenue losses occur because inter- should recognize both election-day sig- 27.55-mill levy while the Farms approved and the prospects for one or more Novem- est income from the schools' investments nals. it by a margin of two votes. ber referenda on proposed property tax has declined, the state has cut its aid to That means giving consideration not The Park, however, approved renewal cuts ought to be clear. Grosse Pointe and other out-of-formula only to simply continuing present pro- by 424 votes, or enough to supply the Despite the approval, however, some districts, Gov. John Engler has proposed grams but also to the possibility of some winning margin. The City narrowly sup. Pointers think the board should now con. further cuts 10 such aid and other lIrmts cutback 10 qUalIty for a limited time if ported renewal while the portion of Har- sider scaling back on next year's budget on property taxes might be imposed un- that proves to be necessary to avoid any per Woods in the district gave it solid to avoid the 5.6 percent to 9 percent in. der referenda likely to be on the Novem. tax increase next year. :; .... ;::~" ~ ..... , . -\..~.::'~"""" "- ~~ " EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar 882.0294 882~900 882-3500 ANDPRODUcnON Pat Paholsky, EdJtor Pubhsher Anne Mulhenn Silva, Manager Roger B Hag .. , Advernsmg Manager 882-6090 John H. MIJUIis, Ass1sw>t EdI [or Ida Bauer J. Benjamin Guiffre, M.L. Valentic-Lidtetg, Manager Margie Reins Smrth, Feature EdJtor Shi rloy Cheek Ass>stant Advernsmg Manager Valerie Enc:helf, Assocate Manager, Robert B. Edgar Chuck Klone, Sports Editor Melanie 1I1abonoy Kim M. Kozlowski, Assistant to the Systems and ProduClIon Adverosmg Manager Founder and Pubhsher Wllbur EIsIOll, Edltonal Consultant SuePapcun Renee Graham, Assocate Manager, Ronald J. Bernas, Staff Wnter Sbern RIvard Peter J. Hirlmel; (1940-1979) An Coordmallon and PromolJon Donna L. Walker, StaffWnter Julie Tobin Adverllsmg Represen130ve Mle HudJun5Jr~ EdJtonal Canoolll5t Robert W Fulton, Bob Coe, Ric:hanl Dii..oreto, George F. Lathrop, Copy EdItor CIRGULATlON Advertlsmg Represen13lJve Sheny Emard, Dwle Morelli, Grosse Pointe News Pubhshed Weekly by Lindsay J. Kachel, Shawn Muter, Tony Schipani, Rosh SdIars, Photographer ~~900 Advern51J1gRel'resen13ove An,.d,o Publish .... Deborah Placke, Man ager and Pat Tapper 96 KeKbeval Aoe. Kathleen M. Stevenson, Vol. 53, No.8, February 20, 1992, Page 6A JoAnne Burcar, Consultant AssJs",nt Class1fied Manager Grasse Pomt. Farms, MI 482J6 Adverosmg Representallve L\.~rt Fran Velardo, Assistant Manager ~Bureau When the voters set taxes tis to the credit of the voters of the express our criticism of federal taxation, Grosse Pointe School District that whether it is the federal income tax, the Ithey approved the proposed school and federal boat tax or some other U.S. levy, library mIllage renewals despite the is through our votes for president or growing unpopularity of all taxes. members of Congress. Usually, those Local school tax issues are more vulner- votes depend on a wide range of issues, able to public pressure than other specific with taxation being but one of many. tax proposals because the people them- selves often are called upon to pass judg. So when we and other Detroit metropol- ment on them and, in effect, set the tax itan area distclcts approve ~hool nU11age rates. renewals and/or higher levies, we are As a consequence, some voters who are again exhibiting our belief in the impor- critical of local, state and national taxes tance of preserving and protecting our will vote against school taxes simply be- most treasured national resource, our cause the school financing vote offers children, despite the cost in taxes. them their best and most direct chance to Such approval, however, seldom ex- express their opposition to what they re- tends to services for some other element gard as all burdensome taxation. of society which often means that the True, in Michigan we often have the poor and needy become easy marks for opportunity to vote on state referenda, the economies ordered at the state and and apparently will have several more on national level in periods of recession. the ballot in November. But those state But who can argue with the priorities proposals seldom seem as close to the av- of voters who, however reluctantly, ap- erage taxpayer as that school tax bill he prove school millage renewals that appar- is asked to renew and usually increase ently will mean higher taxes but oppose every few years. other spending plans to benefit different In effect, the only way we voters can elements of society? U.S.-bashing, Japan-style ome of Japan's bashing of the Such messages also carry overtones to United States these days is being the Japanese workers that they ought to Sundertaken simply as a rebuttal continue to accept their lot, get aboard against U.S. Japan.bashing - but some the cooperative effort of business and gov- Letters also is being expressed for domestic politi- ernment and quit expressing publicly cal purposes in Japan. their dissatisfaction with the quality of It is no secret that many Japanese their lives. Media be too much traffic around workers want to enjoy more of the fruits The unexpectedly strong U.S. reaction the residential area. Be- Trade To the Editor: . of their labor, not so much in money as in to the newly strident U.S.-bashing from cause there are already To the Editor: " In response to your Feb stores in the area, there is shorter hours, better working conditions Japan apparently has had some effect. Regarding Nancy Par- ft 6 article titled, "News me- a lot of traffic and litter in menter's column Feb. 6, and, above all, an improved standard of Japan's leaders have backed off from dia merit a spanking," I the alley behind the shop- living. "Made in Michigan cars their criticism of U.S. workers and man- definitely agree with your ping strip. and fiction": Nancy, I can True, the Japanese opened a barrage of agers and from their contention that the views about the media. The Subway Sub Shop see that it wouldn't take tough U.S ..bashing only after President figures in the trade agreement are just ua The media often make owners claim that they will much of a Japanese jour. Bush and his touring entourage of Big target." up umnformative garbage be responsible for any litter nalist to replace you on Three and other industrial leaders had The Japanese obviously are not respon- about events that have not in and around the shop. your job. Wake up and landed in Japan to heat up the pressure sible for all of the U.S. trade deficit but even taken place, such as ReSIdents who live behind smell the coffee! the numerous Elvis sight. on Japan to open its markets to U.S. figures showing U.S. output per worker the alley don't think that We are playing the ec0- ings and phony photo- goods. still lead the world also refute the Ja. is enough. The shopping nomic trade game by two graphs of celebrities. That visit really set off the bashing panse claim that U.S. workers are too strip has a Dumpster that different sets of rules - the And when events do hap- is always over-flowing,and back and forth, with U.S. critics empha. world's and Japan's. With lazy to compete. pen, the media add rumors there is no fence to block sizing the closed markets in Japan and So it seems to us it is time for each side a $41 billion trade deficit to the story. An example of the garbage from view and in 1991 alone, I can cer- the Japanese not only defending them- to call a halt to bashing the other and, this is the mcident involv. from gomg onto the prop- tainly see why Lee Iacocca selves but finding fault with lazy U.S. instead, to sit down together and quietly ing Newsweek's report on erty. is mad, as well he should workers and their highly overpaid bosses. negotiate their trade problems. Gov. BIll Clinton where the There will also be lim- be and so should you and I. reporter stated several ited parking space because You only need to look at false accusations. of the other stores' traffic. the statistics and the rea- Your article was clearly It will cause problems since sons for the lopsided imbal- A Ford in Tigers' future? written and presented they want the restaurant ance. I think Japan.bash. many good points that to be dine.in as well as ing is 10 years overdue. wo major sports questions of the directIOn, is not all that bnght as we ap- were properly supported. take-out. But instead, the Japa- week are whether Edsel Ford II is proach the opening of the season with a R. J. Ronquillo I know that I wouldn't nese confuse the issues like Treally interested in buying the Ti. team that will have to answer a good Grosse Pointe Park want the extra traffic and all shrewd busmessmen gers and whether Tom Monaghan is many questions when it takes the field in garbage near my home and blame the problem on really interested In selling them. less than a month. Hillary A. Butcher "lazy and stupid" Ameri. Whether Ford, the son of the late Parking Grosse Pointe Farms can workers. Henry Ford II and great-grandson of If the deal goes through, the Ford fam- How about lazy and stu. Henry Ford, is even negotiating with To the Editor: pid Amencan journalists? ily and the Pointes could increase their I am writing in agree. Monaghan hasn't been verified but the bragging rights in professional sports. When a writer from Japan ment with the article, "Pro- replaces you and your job, rumor makes for interest10g reading. But wouldn't it be grand If a Pointer posed sandwich shop re- More letters For Tiger fans, even the talk revives a then maybe you'll see what could help the Tigers win the American Jected; lack of park 109 on page SA Lee is talking about. sense of optimism about the future which, League title and perhaps even bring an- cited." John Desarmeaux without some change of ownership and other World Serles to Detroit? I think that there would St. Clair Shroes .. I The fall of communism was a attending a once-a.year fire. another three or four times, Slip- giant leap up the ladder. works display on the Fourth of and still be late to work. Air conditioning seemed like July. It didn't matter If the Stone-washed jeans, pre- a good thing until we realized Fourth was a Monday or a washed Jeans and jeans with sliding it was searing a hole in our Tuesday or a Saturday or a factory.installed rips and tears ozone layer. Sunday. are setbacks m the evolution- Microwave ovens are good. Now some communities shoot ary ascent. away Orthodontia is good. Seat belts, off their fireworks the weekend diet pop, Alcoholics Anonymous before the Fourth. Others walt So are down vests. If it's cold Suppose we humans are and automatic teller machines untIl the actual day. Still enough for a thIck, down.filled chmbing an evolutIOnary lad. are definate advances. others fire up on a day some- vest, won't your arms get cold der. Suppose we're about mId. Velcro is Iffy. It's good for where In between, whenever too? pomt. keepmg children connected to they thInk they have the best My kids keep askIng me to their clothmg and it's nice for buy a Stairmaster, so they can Suppose - like progress of was when somebody started fid. chance of attracting a crowd. holding shoulder pads on shaul. thing called Presidents' Day. exercise at home all sorts - our pace is uneven dlmg around with hohdays. If we wanted to, we could see and fraught with setbacks We ders But if you're trying to put It's an ordinary Monday in fireworks in St ClaIr Shores on Remember when Abraham We've already got two, I say. hoist ourselves up three or four a mitten-clad hand mto a vel- February - not even a predict. a Sunday, watch a DetrOltJ Lincoln's birthday was Feb. 12? They came WIth the house at rungs, then slide back two. We cro-flapped Jacket pocket, It will able Monday - and Its sole Windsor extravaganza on a Remember when George Wash- no extra charge. clamber upward, effortlessly, grab you and make you look purpose is to give some people Wednesday, then get the home. ington's bIrthday was Feb. 22? a three-day weekend Maybe one rung; stop to catch our foolIsh town versIOn In Grosse Pomte One connects the basement Elementary school children schools will be closed and breath; plunge six; haul our- Have you ever washed sev. on a Thursday, rendermg the to the first floor, the other one drew pictures of cherry trees maybe they won't. Maybe the selves up 10, skId two; and so eral items WIth velcro closures Fourth of July Just about as un runs between the first and sec and Emancipation Proclama- post office will dehver your on. together in your washmg ma. specIal as it can poSSIblybe ond floors tions and read stories about mail Maybe not. Some banks ThIs concept would explain a chme? They gel into one huge Smoke alarms have Improved Use 'em, I say Abe and George and on will be closed. The stockmarket lot of silly mventlons and ideas. lump, requiring an hour and a the human condition. And while you're going George's bIrthday somebody's will shut down and the truck LIke Chla Pets, Velveeta, half and a great degree of patio Snooze alarms have not down, take the dirty laundry mother brought cherry tarts mayor may not pick up your fake fur, fake fireplaces, fake ence to peel everything apart. Snooze alarms encourage pro With you Separate the velcro and cherry.flavored Kool Aid trash. It depends on where you bacon, Sweetest Day, and Stair- One of the landmark back- for a classroom treat. crastination. We can swat our encrusted Items and when you master. live. clocks, roll over, pretend It'S slides on the evolutIOnary climb Now we have some sappy come up, bnng the clean, folded We used to look forward to Saturday, drift off, get startled clothe~ ;~~.... ::- ~ Grosse Pointe News February 20,1992, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page 1/ lyi Marg1e Reins SmIth A rose is a $2,500) on Monday, AprIl 27, There must be something and any Monday In May except wrong with thIS reasomng, or rose is a .. Memorial Day. some computer expert would In a recent "I Say" column, The house, located at 243 have already thought of it Pat Paholsky wrote about all Lakeland in Grosse Pointe the different names people give City, was built in 1918 and will I their remote controls from ilifF be decorated by dozens of top- Shoe in l per to puncher to clicker to git- notch local designers The Show The Michigan PodIatric Med- chee-goomee. She invited you to House is a major fundraiser for ical Association and the Salva- tell us what you call your thing the JLD and is held every tion Army will hold a statewide and here's what you said: other year. shoe collection drive to benefit Grosse Pointers Suzy and For more imormatlOn about the homeless Shoes are bemg Chip Berschback call it The rentmg the house, call Shan- collected at particIpating po- Box, Janet Hooper asks for non Agan at 885-1107 or Car- diatnsts' offices throughout The Buttons; and Marilyn olyn Gray at 884 0189 February Morgan calls it the Potato, for All kmds of new and used the couch potato who is operat- shoes are needed, espec18lly ing the control. Just a thought heavy-duty work boots, wmte~ MICHIGAN'S Robert Herbertson of De. Ya know.. the MIchaelan- boots, athletic shoes and chlld D[C1SIONT9.,~" 6 troit calls It The KuJ.. And why gelo VIrUS that's supposed to ren's shoes lo,.SURQ.OONDIT~ ~.' is, th~t, you ask? Beca.v.se, he stnke mfected oomlluters an Some nearby "laces t6~tak" answers, m the~old days before over the 'country on March 6? shoes. Stephen Pitzer; D.P.M., , - '='_1t"":::===""""'=-- _ _.-..._ ='---' - -_.-..-._------_._-- .... MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVIt.Fc\ • c:.Vc:.T1:U<:: • ('nllCIII Tn,,,,, ~ 8A February 20, 1992 Letters Grosse Pointe News Even if the state contin Taxes great - on a ghbal scale, of a recent survey. It reached with the truth ued to pay these benefits, Melting pot To the Editor: After centuries of appar. showed that - consistently about reasons for abortion, where does the board think RegardIng your Opimon To the Editor: ent harmony in Canada, - a majority of Americans the number of abortions article 10 the Feb 6 Grosse that the money comes Your Feb. 13 issue's we are seeing French Que- would limit access to abor. performed yearly in this Pomte News, perhaps It from? I'll tell them, It Opinion page was of partic- becois asserting their sense tion to the so-called "hard country would be reduced would be better If you told comes from our property, ular interest. It featured of nationalism in a reach cases" - rape, incest or the from a present 1,600,000 to the whole story. mcome and sales taxes, all another of the always- toward a separate French protection of the mother. a total of 32,000. You state that the paId by Grosse Pomte's thoughtful PieceS by Wil- nation. TIns position would, in ef. Grosse Pointe School DIS- over-burdened taxpayers. bur Elston - thiS time on Mr. Elston's observations fect, withdraw legal sanc- And that would be good trict negotIated Its labor If and when you print his discoveries at the Uni. lead to a question: Is as- tion from at least 98 per- news to those who recog- contract with 12 other thIS letter, the voters will versity of Michigan law h. Similation a failure in the cent of all currently mze and value the basic school dIstncts have already decided WIth brary. And the page led off United States? performed abortions. sacredness of human life. 1) Please name the 12 whom they agree - hope- with a discussion of Gover- Ai; to the "Trial Balloon" That means, If the popu- Joseph P. Wright other dlstncts. fully, it will be me. nor Engler's problem with editonal on abortion, the lation at large could be Grosse Pointe Farms 2) How did the 12 other John Gross welfare and abortion. I most slgmficant message m dlstnct's wages and bene- Grosse Pointe would like to comment the whole editorial may fits compare with Grosse briefly on each issue. have been the second last Pomte? Were they hIgher, Mr. Elston's editorial paragraph: "However, the slmllar, 10 percent less, 30 Consensual touched on a subject that governor's reform talk al. has troubled me consIder. percent less? To the Editor: ready has had one benefi- Smce It is a known fact ably of late. That IS the cial effect It brought to AC:URA I'm wnting to absolve that the Grosse Pointe slow dissolution of Ameri- !lght the fact that Michi. your colummst, Nancy Par- teachers are among the ca's tradItional role as the gan's 225,482 welfare faml' menter, of blame When SHORT TERM SALE highest paid in the state, meltmg pot of the world !les have an average of she interviewed me by tele- why do they not negotIate At the U of M law hbrary, 1 84 children each, which - phone at Third Coast Book- on therr own? Mr. Elston found no less is slightly less than the av- sellers, I descnbed my We keep hear10g that than 15 separate and dIs erage of 1 99 chl1dren for ZERO DOWN!! novel, "Playmg SoldIers in tinct assocIatIOns of stu- each of the state's good schools enhance a the Dark" (Bagman Press commumty and thiS IS dents m the law school al- 1,287,484 familIes. 1992), as "the story of a 14. true, however, excessIVe hed - and thus separated "That comparison an- year-old boy who has a Con- 24 - by race, ethniclty, sexual MONTHS property taxes can destroy swers the argument that a community. sensual affair with his preference, rehgIon, cuI. welfare mothers produce teacher." Ms. Parmenter Regarding how Grosse tural and athletiC mterests, addItIOnal chlldren chiefly simply left. the quotatIOn and other groupings. to obtain the extra welfare r Pomte schools compare unmarked. With other school distncts, TIns comes at a time payments for an addItional The word consent denves ~ It would appear that any when we are banishmg chl1d." /' from Latin: con from cum , economically advantaged Haitians, illegal boat pe0- Those figures could cost meaning together, and sen- ple, sendIng them to an the pro-abortion group a $249* ~: . distnct should do better . twe, to sense, or to feeL than poorer distncts due to unknown, possibly dire, goodly number of adher- Consent hterally means to better facilities, equipment fate despite their pleas for ents. Many of my friends feel wlth or to feel together. and newer books traditional asylum. In a and aquaintances - and 1992 INTEGRA For me, for my novel, my There are many good sense we are somewhat re- some non.friends - have I 14-year-old character, who sponsible for Haitians, 3 DOOR LS teachers in the Grosse declared that their support IS coincIdentally named Moonroof • Pwr. Windows 0 Air Condo • Cruise Pointe system, but there whose country we ruled of abortion is based en- Jim, truly feels the same • Cassette and More • Fully equlppedl are also some teachers who from 1915 to 1934. But, tirely on the welf~heat- I °1st payment, security deposil of $300, plates, and fees due on way his teacher feels - he WIth a minimal dIscussion child argument, usually I shouldn't be teachmg, yet delivery. Leasee responsible for excess wear & tear. 20,000 miles ~I literally consents to the of the problem, out they expressed as, "I'll be all we ever hear is. "They feelings they share to. total 15~ additional. Option to purchase at lease and for pre. went danmed if I'm going to sup- determined value. Total payments" 24 x payment. t have tenure so we can't do gether - if not by the legal anythIng about it." If thIs We are having trouble -port any program that en. definition, then by his defi- with Mexicans entering il- courages birth of more OVER IS not so, then why do nitIOn of love. teachers refuse to be evalu- legally. We have diverted children to go on welfare, f AIDS cannot count the 3500 ACURAS ated on their performance. Russian Jews. We have and live at my expense." A birthdays of its victims. SOLD HERE SINCE 1988 Our school board has for both accepted and banished torrent of profanity, ra- AIDS kIlls WIthout consent. boat people from Vietnam. cially tinged, generally fol- MICHIGAN'S #1 ACURA DEALER years wasted our tax dol- All who love are victims of lars. Over the past five We have blacks in gangs lows. AIDS, too - left. behind to years, the increase in reve- "warring" with Hispanic This group is, of course, !J number broken hearts. Not r gangs in New York. We the same group that votes , nue to the schools due to one book, not one law, can , increases in property as- have raCial, ethnic and cul- self-interest on every single fix the limits of love, but if tural clashes between Ori- t" sessments has many times social issue, no matter iE1iiEIiI!1iiiI you will consent to read exceeded the cost of hvrng. entals, blacks and Hispan- what the effect on the citi. my novel, I feel you will ics in California and zenry, the state or the na- Why wasn't this money put better defme your feelings away for a rainy day? Florida We simply are not tion. Yes, they probably about one of the most diffi. able to effect our tradi- kIck their dogs, too. ACURA The board has continued cult ways of love. to give away the store, not tional programs of assimi- It might be appropriate Stephen Dueweke 778.8800 only in wages, but in bene- lation which made this to conclude this discussion Harper Woods fits Social Security and country singular - and on abortion with a finding GRATIOT, SO. OF 1.696 pensIOns are expensive ben- efits previously p81d by the state of Michigan, but now that the state 18 changmg this practice, the school board is hollenng wolf. Youcan't do better than all A's.@ 5.25 All Pointes General Agency 5 MONTH CD 17640 Mack Ave. (across from Ray Laethem Pontiac) Grosse Pointe City 881-8900 Excellent rates on our preferred policy which offers replacement cost guarantee for your dwelling. Call for a quote. Grosse Pointe Branch JIM BARKER JOHN M. KENNEDY 20100 Mack Avenue RON GOUIN PAUL R. MONFORTON, C.L.D. 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Pointe War Memonal at rIll.Palmer Institute, on Grosse In addition, Prost and Saltz 24, at 8 p.m. in the Fries 6'30 p.m. on the followmg Pointe Cable Channel 32 The will discuss the causes of juve. AudItorium of the War dates before the 8 p m program wIll aIr March 2-8 mle delmquency, teen preg. Memorial performance of "Steel Mag. dally at 2.30 p.m. and on Mon- nancy and other problems dIS- The film takes the audl' nobas": Wednesday-Satur- day, Wednesday, Friday and rupting many AmerIcan ence to many places in pre. day, Feb. 26-29, and Wednes- Sunday at 7 p.m. and 4:30 a.m. communities, including the ~nt-day Israel that are sa. day-FrIday, March 4-6 Saltz WIll dISCUSSthe history Pointes. Some of the ap. cred to Jews, Christians and of the mstitute and the role of Mushms Performance tickets to proaches taken by Merrill.Pal- "Steel Magnohas" may be many Grosse Pomte citIZens m mer in response to these issues Talbeu has traveled in 85 purchased through the makmg It a will be described. countries, and IS an award. Grosse Pointe Theatre by world-re- winnmg photographer. calhng 881-4004 Have your nowned cen- Guests are welcome; ad. performance tickets con'- ter for Im- miSSIOn for non. members IS firmed before ordering din- provmg the Learn folk art painting $4 and mcludes refresh. ner hves of chIld- ments For addItIonal mfor. ren and fam- "Folk Art Painting," a class Photo by Dale Pegg Tickets are $12 a person by the Department of Commun- mahon, call 881.7511 and mclude tax and tip Dm- Illes Jan Ozment as Truvy. left. and Terri Turpin-Amato as He also re ity EducatIon, will begin at 7 ner tickets are limIted, so p.m. Wednesday, March 4, at Chamber music Shelby appear in Grosse Pointe Theatre's production of "Steel order early Checks for buffet lates the role Magnollas" by Robert Harling. Feb. 2S-March 7 (except March that key Barnes school, 20090 Morning- dmners only should be made side Drive, Grosse Pointe concert Sunday 2 and 3) at the Fries Audltorium. Grosse Poinle War Memo- payable and maIled to the Pomters rial. played In Saltz Woods. The FrIes Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte War Memorial saving MerrIll.Palmer from ex- Call 343-2178. War MemOrIal will be the set. WIth a stamped self-ad- ting for a concert sponsored by dressed envelope All orders Grosse Pointe Chamber Music 'Steel Magnolias' is Grosse mailed without self-ad- f on Sunday, Fl:'b 2::1, at 2'30 dressed stamped envelopes pm. wlll be held at the door lndl The opemng work will con- Pointe Theatre offering cate date desired. I sist of five piano duets by For more mformatlOn, call 881-7511. , Maurice Ravel, performed by "Steel Magnohas," Robert Boudreaux, local gadfly with a ¥~800/00FF ¥~800/00FF ) Alice Ellison and Lawrence Harling's award-wmnmg, heart What develops is a , LaGore. tender comedy about hfe m a "genume feehng of commumty WALLCOVERINGS WINDOW BLINDS Two songs by Brahms WIll Louisiana town, continues through the cheerful camarade- German ANY BOOK ALL MAJOR BRANDS follow: "Gestillte Sehnsuch€" Grosse Pointe Theatre's 44th nes of these ladles of the ALL STYLES and "Gelstliches Wiegenlied." anniversary season when It town." travelogue ALL WALLPAPER • Verticals ThIs work IS scored for mezzo opens Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the The productIOn is directed by ANY BOOK SEEN ANYWHERE • Pleated Shades soprano, VIOlaand plano. It will War Memorial Fries AudIto- Michele Karl. MarCIa Proven IS The Travel Photography • HOrizontals be presented by Patricia rium. producer. Stage m.anager IS Club of Grosse Pointe will pre- • All 1st Quality • Roller Shades Junker, Ray Demeulemeester The play will run each eve- Emma Jean Evans and techm- sent "Germany," a 35mm slide ,. InstantPriceQuotes • MlnI.Mlcro and LaGore. ning through Saturday, March cal direction is provicWd by Art program by Michael and Herna • Real Wood John Miller, piano, and Lee 7, with the exception of Mon- Thompson. Set d~slgn is by Hodnicak on Friday, Feb 21, at • FreeFreight • Mini Blinds Noble, clarinet, will perform day and Tuesday, March 2 and Jackie DISante. ' , 8 p.m. in the auditorium of NO UPS CHARGES ")()-r Noble's own composition, Son. 3. The cast includes many long- Parcells Middle School at Mack (Except Mil I ata for B.flat clannet and "Steel Magnolias" looks at tIme Grosse Pomte Theatre and Vernier. NO SALES TAX piano. life in Chinquapin Pansh, La., members and one newcomer to The tour will include a visit SAME DAY PROCESSING VIvaldi's Concerto Grosso m to the Black Forest region and through the lives of SIXwomen the group. Lois Bendler takes ~ ALL 1ST QUALITY A mmor, opus 3, No 8 will be and the relationships that exist the quaint villages of Tnberg ~ VISA AND MASTERCARD ACCEPTED ~.I~• • • on the role of M'Lynn Eaten. the concluding work on the pro- between them. ton. Tem Turpm.Amato will and Treiburg Then it's on to DEAL DIRECT AND SAVE gram. It will feature Grosse The production opens as portray Shelby Barbara Roney Trier, Germany's oldest city, KNOWN FOR LOWEST PRICES Pointe Chamber Music presi. Shelby Eatenton, daughter of will appear as Clarree, and which dates back to the days of the Roman empire. Idar.Ober- dent Donald Littlefied on string one of Truvy's regulars, is get- Carol Purdon takes on the role SHOP AT YOUR LOCAL STORE AND CALL FOR PRICE bass, Anthony Theodore on ting her hair done for her wed of Ouiser Carolee Castle will stem will take viewers 214 cello, Rolf Wunderlich, viola, ding later in the day. Shelby's portray Annelle and newcomer steps up a chff to the famous and violinists Paul Champion mother, M'Lynn, soon appears. Jane Ozment will portray rock church buIlt in a cave. and Gerda Biehtz. :I'ruvy has just hired Annelle, Truvy The travelogue series is spon- 1 800 521-0650 The public is inVIted. Admis- a new assistant, and is also Tickets may be obtamed by sored by the Senior Men's Club POST WALLCOVERING DISTRIBUTORS. INC. SIon at the door is $5, and tending to two other regulars, calling the Grosse Pomte Thea. of Grosse Pointe and is open to HOURS: MON.- FRio9-8:00 SAT. 9-6:00 E.S.T. members attend free There Clairee Belcher, widow of the tre ticket hothne at 881-4004 the public Admission IS $1 and FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - FAX 313 338-7943 t will be an afterglow. former mayor, and Omser Good seats are still avaIlable includes refreshments after the show * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ., Grosse Pointe Hockey Association Thanks 1991-1992 INTEREST IN ROCKEY SPONSORS OUR CD IS Grosse Pointe Ophthalmology Joe Ricci Jeep/Eagle, Saab, Stahl's A.C. (Ted Stahl) Maserati, Volkswagen, Inc. RISING. Griffin International Buscemis S.C.S. (Chuck Thomas) Cynthia 8t: Edsel Ford Anonymous Friends of the Tech Sales International Habitants Anonymous Friends of the Habs Hand Surgery Associates (Dr. .A:I'rowUniform Rentals Edward Burke) George C. 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Christine Watt, head of (Apnl 1-10) includes the days Last year, 3,415 mammo- the hospItal's mammography between the hospital's last doc. fund development and commun- grams were performed at Cot- division. umented quality assurance ity services at Bon Secours Hos- tage Hospital, she said. The hospital has two mam- check I ) A J i :J ... 1 , T The leaders in Emergency medicine. We'llstand for I I February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Seniors , 1A Love, dedication: 2 most important notes on scale of success And the beat goes on, not as since 1978 If ever there was an fast and furious as it once was, enthusiastic, dedICated worker story," she says. ''There's some- tunity to devote more time to but slower and more harmom- who loved every minute of the thing m there that they didn't writing poetry, an avocatIOn ous. The discordant notes of m- many important CIVICpositions know they had until you let she had followed throughout experience have been replaced she held, it was Mary, probably them talk." her working years. Now she with the sure touch that comes because they brought her in Robert Denz was a counter- has put her poems in a book, with knowledge accumulated contact with people. Everyone intelligence agent chasing spies "At the Edge of Forever," and over the years, the maturity of she met was her friend. Her ca- for the FBI. Now he's poised to made the dream of a lifetime knowmg limits, and an ac- reer as a civic servant and civic help push health care onto the come true. Mrs. Brand Lives in qUIred sense of performance leader has spanned 40 years. agenda of every preSIdential Lmcoln Park. All of these are notes on the Prime Time candidate. She IScredited with helping A man who in retirement scale of success, whether it be launch such projects as the riv- Retired and livmg m New has made Immense contribu- musIC or any other chosen hfe erfront festivals, developmg the Hampshire, SIte of last Tues. tions to the growth and welfare work. By Marian Trainor 250.acre Cultural Center near day's preSIdential primary, the of our community is our own But frrst and foremost are 67-year-old Dem is organizing Wayne State Umversity, ex. that she stayed with it on a Walker Lee Cisler, retIred love and dedicatIOn. Dedication or could have done." senior citizellb to put the heat panmng the International Insti. volunteer basis was recently And then there is MaI:ian chaIrman of the hoard at De- leads to perfection, but it's love tutes's number of represented on the 1992 presidential candi- trOIt Emson. He heads overseas that keeps us striving and voted New York's outstanding Houghton, who at 78 writes dates. ethmc groups from four to 60 "young" lawyer for 1992 by the AdVISOryAssociates, not-for- sometimes makes it difficult to features by the dozen in Little "We're going to bird-dog the and establishmg the interna- New York Bar Association. She profit company provides energy let go. There are those who Jaffery. She got her start in candidates, go to every audito- tional Hall of Fame m Coho IS 62-year-old Ruth Adler, a le- consulting servIceS to countries never do. When they retire, newspaper business Just SIX num, every kitchen, every liv- Center. gal aid lawyer in Buffalo, who overseas More than two dozen they contmue on m a voluntary years ago, but she is fast mak. ing room where these candi- Officially Mary will no began her career in 1983. She mg up for lost time. honors have been conferred capacity. longer head the mstitute but dates are speakmg," says Denz. upon Cisler by grateful nations. qualified for the honor under PICk up the 1,500 circulation A few weeks ago, there was a wlll Join Its board and The When Winifred Brand retired And so the beat goes on as the associations rule that if a weekly Chronicle and there 18 retirement gathering honoring Friends of The InternatIOnal years ago her from her PR Job long as you keep m the groove lawyer is under 37 or has prac- Marian Houghton's byline Mary Georgllas Ball, the mrec- Institute to help ralSe funds. it provided her WIth an oppor- domg what you hke to do best. ticed fewer than 10 years, he or splashed all over the front tor of the internatIOnal InstI- Another notable instance of tute of Metropohtan DetrOIt she is eligible. She has the ide- page, and most of the pages woman who so loved her work alism and independence neces- that follow. sary for such dlfficult work, as "I try to limit myself to 10 Senior men to meet Feb. 25 well as the youthful energy, en- stories a week plus the col- thusiasm and commitment. umns," she says, stressmg that BREAKING THE BARRIERS The Grosse Pomte Senior The next event WIll be a She has created procedural she's a part.timer. Men's Club will meet at the musical comedy to be produced protections for water users fac- It is only a few mlles from with War Memorial at 11 a.m Tues- by The Fme Arts Society on ing cutoffs; helped assemble a day, Feb. 25. Jaffrey to Peterborough, N.H., BARRIER FREE REMODELING/ Thursday, April 9, at the Play- group of lawyers to aid the poor immortahzed in Thorton Wil- The speaker will be Pat Ott, Let the experts make your home safe and acceSSible ers Club Theater on Jefferson in obtaining Medicaid benefits; der's, "Our Town." In these administrative director, cardiac Avenue. Protected parking is and set up a coalition of doctors parts, a line from that play is We have the latest products and innovations to make catherization laboratory, St free one building east of the and lawyers to discuss health as true today as it ever was' John Haspl' f it possible. Enjoy the quality of life you deserve. theater. care benefits. "In our town we like to know tal. Her toPIC f The play WIll be preceded by Her reaction on winning was, the facts about everybody" CALL 882-0628 WIll be, "The a wine and hors d'oeurves s0- "I know I'm young. I Just can't During the 1988 presidential Galloping CIal period at 7:30 p.m. in the believe I'm a lawyer. Like ~ Technology primary, when Sen. Robert • ~fIut!!i ~ gAl'. ~ upstairs directors room. many women my age, I'll never Dole made a swing through 1:21 in the Treat- know what I could have been 18232 Mack GROSSE POINTE, MICH. 48236 ment of Jaffray, Mrs. Houghton got to After the musical, there will " h observe the big media fIrSt. Heart Dis- be a gourmet supper with beer, ease." hand; the AP, the New York wine, soft drinks and coffee. Times and the TV people all The pre- Tax info The cost is $19 a person. Only piled in their tripods, lights senter will 200 people can be accommo- and video cameras. She didn't be Joe Calla- OUR 79TH ANNUAL dated, so make your reserva- for seniors ask a question, but she got the han. Ott tions early with Art Hollar, Tax Information for Senior senators picture. The Valentine party was can- phone number in the member- Citizens is a non-credit class It is said that there are 5,000 ship book. celled because of lack of inter- offered to adults by the De- stories in the town and Mrs. est - only 70 reservations were Members who need a ride partment of Community Ed- Houghton is detennined to fer- made. can call Harold Padesky. ucation of the Grosse Pointe ret them out. "Everybody has a [j~mmm~m~ Pubhc School System. Sate Sate Sate Sate Sate Sate Training to serve older learners This is an opportunity for senior citizens to understand Volunteers needed for The Southeast Michigan ers and paid staff from adult the ramifications of the fed- Older Learner Forum, to train and community education pro- eral income tax laws which osteoporosis study anyone who wants to provide grams, colleges and universi- most affect them. Topics cov- education and learning experi- ties, senior centers, recreation ered inlcude pension income, Volunteers are needed to par- ences for older adults, wlll be programs, churches, unions, the apnuities, th~ taxable por- tiCIpate in a two-year study to held Friday, Feb. 28, at Ma-' rni&:tia~"'c!O:rporatIO~~'hospItals, ~tion of Social' secunty, IRA deternune the effectlVeness of a donna University in LIvonia. credit unions, nursing homes, withdrawals, medical deduc- new drug whi@ may reduce The training session, from 9 literacy programs, government tions, taxes on the sale of the rate of hone loss and in- a.m. to 3:30 p.m., is sponsored agencies, libraries and mu- property and more. crease bone strength in some by the Michigan Office of Ser- seums. Taught by tax expert Ted patients with osteoporosis. vices to the Aging, the Michi- Clough, the class begins at Doctors are looking for , gan Department of Education, 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, The training fee is $15 ($10 women who are postmenopau- Madonna University, and the March 4, in Room 202 of for retirees) which covers regis- sal by at least five years, be- Southeast Michigan Older Barnes School, 20090 Morn- tration, parking, conference tween 60 and 85 and who are Learner Conunittee. ingside Drive, Grosse Pointe packet, lunch and refresh- m good general health but The forum 18 designed to pro- ments. Woods. The fee for the four- vide useful information and have low bone density (osteopo- For more information, call session class is $19. Prior rosis). skills to anyone who wants to registration is urged. 21435 Mack Ave. Theresa Monsour in Southfield All study-related care, includ- Furnishing , conduct or expand learning op- Call 343-2178 for informa- St. Clair Shores at 1-800-852-7795, or Carol mg tests, will be provided free. Fine Homes l portunities for older adults. Marsh m Birmingham at 642- tion. in the small mall These include volunteer work- For more information, call Pat Since 1913 1040. Ortega at 876-7135. n6-5510 When you need emergency care, come to Bon Secours .Hospital. Every one of our emergency physicians is board-certified and specially trained in emergency medicine. Each has had advanced cardiac life-support training as well. And all of our emergency room nurses , have long-term experience in the emergency department . A~.. _Iis . . • '-- ; ""- " . To make your emergency care even better, we've expanded I ~-/ ' ~ our Emergency Department: four new general treatment I rooms, a mini-laboratory and radiology room right on y- site, and additional orthopedics and gynecology specialty ,, J , rooms. We have pediatricians and obstetricians available 24 hours a day, and we've doubled the size of the triage area so we can treat you faster. Plus we're adding more state-of-the-art equipment to the department, including new cardiac telemetry units which will enable us to monitor up to 20 critical patients even while they're being transported to different areas of the hospital for necessary If testing. All of these improvements, combined with the most qualified emergency staff in Michigan, means outstanding care for you and your family. And that's our ultimate goal. In fact, we won't stand for anything less. nothing less. BONSECOUR~t.- Bon Secours HO'ipltaI, 468 CadIeux Road, Gro'i'ie POinte, MI 48230 Phone. (313) 343-1605 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICE~. C::VC::TI::UC: • t"nAJ(:'1I TAT" ... , 12A February 20, 1992 l~ews Grosse Pointe NewG Photo classes SPARKY ~ HERBERTS Three photography classes will be held by members of the Grosse POinte Camera Club at 7 30 p.m. on Thursdays, March 5, 12 and 19, at Barnes school, 20090 Mormngslde Drive, Grosse Pomte Woods The offer mgs will benefit both the nov TRY OUR NEW SEASONAL MENU Ice and the experienced photog- rapher FEATURING On March 5 the "Pomt and Shoot BasICs" class IS for own • Lobster cocktaIl el s of simple, compact auto-fo • Stir Fry ESCargot "'"",~ cus cameras to familIarIZe them with the capacIties and IImlta- ~ Revised Twilight Supper f , tIOlli>of their camera's mternal <~ controls DISCUSSionand demon. Served Daily 5- 7:30 p.m. or Sunday 3-10 p.m. ! '." }( stratIOns will mclude exposure, j" .,hutter speeds, types of film, flash, ptus pomters on Improv- Lunch Menu specials Dally mg techmque and composition 75 95 for bettel' pictures A prmted $4 to $6 summary of the course Will be available Brmg camera and NEW SUNDAY BRUNCH OR LUNCH manual. SERViSD 11:30 to 2 p.m. "Travel BaSICS"WIll be given on March 12 for travelers WIth 15117 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE PARK 35mm cameras, eIther Simple pomt and shoot or SLR types, 822-0266 who would hke to commemo Nagler's photo of this delightful French flower cart has been a prize-winner. Notice how rate their trips with good pIC many of the elements he lists for prize-winning photos are present in this picture. tures PractIcal information Will cover what eqUipment to • pack, kmd of film to take m either prmt or sltde category, Photo contests: How to wzn plus useful lenses and filters. Did you ever take what you DISCUSSIOnWill mclude air, knew was a prIze-WInnIng shot line security (x-rays), batteries, and then wondered If It could flash and other useful accesso- capture first place in a photog- rIes A slIde presentation Will raphy contest? stress good composition and Well, there's a competitive techmque to guide the traveler spirIt in all of us and unless when ta,king pictures of people, you enter your picture In a con. places and thmgs. test, you'll never know how "Photpgraphing the Sprmg you'd do Season" will be given on March At Colonial ...with our Here's some advice about Photogrnp~I 19 for those who would lIke to Central we brand new photo contests - where to lo- learn the baSICS for takmg cate them and how best to go By Monte Nagler beautiful pictures with SLR Love Line about entering the competItion. cameras. The focus will be on a You could win an eXCIting triP, variety of spring actiVities In Our Of the out-of-doors new camera eqUIpment G' some mg anything to me? In short, pact Shooting for the Judges Customers Credit useful cash does the Image have impact and not for yourself Will result The course will encompass The best source for finding and "stoppmg power"? m pictures that lack that all. close-up photography of sprmg contests ISthe news media. Secondly, judges will take a flowers and insects plus land- Important ingredient - you Colonial Central's Line of Credit is a revolving loan Your local newspapers always cntlcallook at composition to Keep It fun, enJoy the compe- scapes, birds, and ideas for announce photography contests determme If all the elements of tition, and try to use photo con- Easter cards BasiC knowledge tied to your personal checking account. This loan and quite frequently sponsor the pIcture are arranged in the tests as a means of i,mproving of SLR cameras IS recom. can be accessed by simply withdrawing funds in mended. their own contests. Check out most effective way. They'll ask your own photographic SkIlls excess of the checking account balance. You can one of the many photography themselves, is thiS photograph and Interest For more informatIOn, call magazines available. They a1- simplified and uncluttered? Is the Grosse Pomte Department write a check or make an ATM withdrawal and the ways announce contests, too. there a strong idea being ex- of Community Education at money is instantly available. Call or stop by and Major shoppmg mans m the pressed and does the composl' 343-2178,., The fee is $7 ~or~ach apply soon! alea often conduct contests and, bon complement the subject? Man turns self sessIOn Early registratIOn is of coU1'se:~ tlUJ5s'iJrthl:l ' • "'Thifdly, "and"'f!qiYaUyimpor-' urged . vlclmty welcome your best tant, is the techmcal quality of .in, getS"surprise shots m their competitIOns the photograph. A Judge WIll •.~.*..* House burgled • • And your faVOrIte camera store look for sharpness, proper expo- When a conscience-strIcken • • can also keep you up.to-date on sure and good color saturatIOn. 37-year-old DetrOit man turned A home m the 1800 block of ** •• • photo happenmgs. He'll look for a clean slide or himself in to Park police Feb. 7 Roslyn m the Woods was bro- Knowing what Judges look prmt, and, If matted; he'll want on an outstanding traffic war- ken into sometime before 1 Colonial Central Savings Bank@F S B. for m a good photograph can be to.see neat, well~ut mats. rant, he got more than he bar- am Feb 15. a valuable guide when enterIng Make sure you read all the gained for The reSident returned home Your partner in banking a photo contest Usually, judges entry rules carefully and abIde While processing the man's and discovered someone had base their scores on three crite- by them You wouldn't want traffic warrant, polIce discov- removed a bathroom screen and Grosse POinie Woods Easl Delrolt Ml Clemens rIa. . that special shot to be disqualI- ered he was also wanted on a window and crawled in. There 20599 Mack Ave 15751 Nine Mile Roed 37020 Garfield Grosse Pomte Woods, MI 48236 East DelrOll, MI 48021 Mt Clemens MI 48043 FIrst IS subject matter. A fied on a minor technicahty. felony warrant m Detroit for was mud m the bathtub. The 8868881 771 8820 2867480 Judge will as~, IS the subject Very Important, shoot the cocaine possession He was ar- burglar replaced the window, unusual, 0.1', if commonplace, IS subjects that mterest you By rested and turned over to De- but put It in upSIde down 51 Clair Shores Delrolt Mt Clemens troit police. 28201 Harper 18901 Kelly Road 36800 Grallot Ave It treated m an unusual way? putting you own feelings and Nothing was taken ~ Sl Cia" Shores. MI 48081 DelroJl MI48224 MI Clemens. MI 48043 ) l.!!.f 774 8820 J728877 i Does It stand apart from other emotions m your photography, 7905209 mrj entnes and command atten- you most certainly will increase --UI Family Law Attorneys STEVE'S FENCE Nichols & Long, P.C. 882.3650 Bruce R. Nichols Warren E. Long 20844 Harper Ave. . 355 FISHER RD. UP.~~~K-UP 882.5100: I 18430 Mack Ave Grosse Pie. Farms, MI 48236. 885.5635 ~ OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m. 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Fuel mended list. available, including a 230 popular car in America last economy numbers for the man- Honda Accords and Civics year. More than 320,000 Ac- horsepower 4-barrel. (See you ual transmission range from 24 built in North America and at the gas station.) Valiant cords assembled in Marysville, mpg city to 29 mpg highway. sold in the United States to- prices started around $3,200. Ohio, passed from dealers to The extra-cost four-speed auto- taled 482,000 in 1991. In addi- eager buyers - that was more In 1982 the front-drive Chev- matic has slightly lower fig- tion, 74,000 Civics and 76,000 rolet was ousted from sales than were racked up by ures. rll'8t Accords were imported and sold place by Ford Escort. The Euro- all Mercury models combined. The DX and LX Accord se- here. It edged Ford Taurus by about American subcompact captured dans come Wlth 14-inch wheels; buyers' imaginations and pock_ 24,000 units. the EX and top-of-the-line SE Some bestsellers Autos etbooks and held onto its Nu- What's to like about the Ac- models feature 15-inch wheels. from the past mero Uno title for several years cord sedan? Better question is, The SE, which joined the sedan dunng that decade. It was top- what's not to like? Based on family in 1991, also gets higher Confused and frustrated By Jenny King seller agam in 1987 and 1988, our experience earlier this horsepower (140) from the 2.2- about all the hullabaloo regard- month with the EX sedan, it's ing what's made in the U.S.A.? and kind of the top-seller in liter engine and has a leather. 1983 and 1984 easy to see why so many buy- trimmed interior and ABS Concerned about which vehicles "Those years EXP sales were ers opt for the Accord. It's brakes. are not politically correct to listed separately," explained quiet, smooth, highly maneu- Add to all of the above the take to Kroger for a head of let- Joel Pitcoff, a keeper of num- verable and reasonably peppy. fact that if you have an Accord, tuce? bers at Ford Motor Co. "If they The EX interior looks just a you really feel like you belong. C'mon, let's take a tnp down were added In as they were in little old-fashioned but is nicely So if you've got between memory lane with a look back later years, Escort would have finished; the seats are rum and $13,500 and $19,000 to spend, at some bestsellers many of us been first in '83 and '84. comfortable, and deep windows go for it. can remember (and may won- "As It was, Escort was the give a bright, airy feeling to But you might want to keep der how they ever managed it). top selling nameplate among the cabm. in mind what Jack Gillis says Back to a day when the U.S. Honda's FX-S (Future Sports Sedan Experimental) alumi- Under the hood is a 2.2-liter industry dominated. Back to, num-alloy concept sedan features a high-efficiency. 3.5-liter cars for the decade by maybe in the recently published ''The 700,000 uruts." aluminum.alloy 16.valve fuel- Car Book 1992." The auto say, 1973. 280 horsepower V-6 which transmits power through an all- mjected engine. It's rated at According to our Automotive wheel drive traction control system, splitting torque between And in a country hke ours, writer and consumer-sector an. that thrives on polls, ratings, 130 horsepower. Even in cold alyst says he finds Accord's News Market Data Book, the front and rear wheels. It was displayed at the Acwa stand at the auto show last month. hsts, and the ability to be top weather, the five-speed manual high repair costs and its rank Chevrolet Impala ruled in '73. transmission was so easy to New registrations for Impalas Wis., St Louis, South Gate, banana, that's somethmg. We'll on a warranty and complaint ket Data Book. Eight out of 10 see how long the Honda Accord shift it might have been done numbered 475,942. Fold in Calif., Tarrytown, N.Y., and index keeps it from his recom- buyers ordered air conditionmg, can stay balanced on the top of 153,000 full.size station wagons Wilmington, Del. Prices for VIrtually everyone opted for an the heap. and sprinkle on 192,OOO-plus America's favorite car ranged automatic transmission; like- jAirbags, car seats don't mix Caprices and we're talking seri- from about $3,700, to $4,600 for wise for the standard V-8 en. ous sales. Check the children : Air bags and child safety backward. the four-door, three-seat wagon, gine. A full 222.7 inches long and no air conditioning. (A Corvette Tax season is here and most I seats are both good ideas. Both The best place for a child Here's some more fun stuff weighing 4,281 pounds, the convertible was about $5,700, people find filing a burden. !save lives and reduce injury. safety seat is in the backseat of from 19 and 20 years ago. Ford Impala featured a 145 horse. in case anyone wants to know.) There is an alternative, how. : But the two aren't designed to the car. Airbags still aren't Pinto sales reached 304,000 power 350 V-8. A 400-inch en- Current price on a basic Cap- ever, a way that you can feel work together. available on most cars, and cars in 1972. It was Ford Divi- gine in the Caprice Classic and rice sedan: $17,300. positive about doing your taxes. those that have them usually sion's biggest seller, followed by On the Michigan state in- In fact, putting a child safety Chevy wagon developed up to Of the 826,000 full-size only have them on the driver's the Ford LTD. Chevy sold come tax form, there is a spe- seat in the front passenger seat 180 horsepower. CToday's Cap- Chevys delivered to customers 265,000 Vegas that year and side. Still, if you own a car rice is 214 inches long, weighs cial box that you can check I where there's an airbag could in 1973, 88 percent had radios, with a passenger-side airbag, 320,000 Chevelles. that will help the children of 1 'do more harm than good. The 3,907 pounds and has a 5.D-liter none came with factory-in- t and if you have a small child, Then there was 1974, the aft. the state. The box is identified rapidly expanding airbag could 170 horsepower V-8 under the stalled bucket seats, 19 percent remember: Safety seats and air- ermath of our first "oil crisis." with a Help Stop Child Abuse :displace the safety seat, espe- hood.) had an adjustable steering col- Remember the long lines at fill- bags are two good ideas which Full-size Chevys were assem- logo. :cially if the safety seat faces aren't great together. umn and 9 percent had cruise ing stations back in '73? Re- bled in places like Janesville, control, according to our Mar- The funds that you contrib- member how many filling sta' ute go to the Children's Trust ;License plate fees can be deducted tions there used to be then? Fund. Half of the amount con- : AAA Michigan reminds mo- models since charges are based Remember the Plymouth Val- tributed each year goes into a , torists preparing their 1991 fed- on the value of the vehicle. iant? The Valiant, dear friends, trust that will become self-per- ~ eral income tax forms that Fees for 1983 and older models was the hottest U.S. nameplate petuating after the amount in '74, its 338,000 sales beating Ij Michigan's license plate fees are based on weight and are reaches $20 million. The other " ,are deductibl~. not deductible. out Chevrolet Impala's 312,000 half of the funds goes to sup- and Nova's 303,000. , , Taxpayers also should re- port child abuse prevention pro- : Taxpaye~ who Itemize can member that interest payments The Valiant Duster looked grams in Michigan. ; deduct license plate charges, on personal loans used to pur. something hke this: Its overall What makes the trust unique ~ i which average $46 a vehicle, as chase vehicles are no longer length was 196 inches, it IS that it Wlll only fund pro- ~ : a personal property tax on deductible, having been com- weighed about 3,050 pounds, its The Honda Accord EX sedan rides on a l07.inch wheel. grams that work with families 'Schedule A. The fees are de- pletely phased out for 1991 re- base engine was a straIght SlX befOre abuse occurs - it is ex- base, Its 4-wheel double wishbone suspension includes large that cranked out 95 horse- I I: ductible for 1984 and newer turns. clusively a prevention organiza- t , _ hydrauliC shock absorbers and front and rear stabilizer bars. power. A couple of V-8s were • I tion I l: GET RID OF THOSE "J WIITER 8LUES I 1992 5AAB 900 3 DR. SIUIII $29900** L:oea:~~=' WE DOlfI' MAKE COMPROMISES. +TAX 6 YR., 80,000 MILE WARRANTY WE lIAKE WIS.- 48 MONTH LEASE ASK ABOUT OUR EXTENDED TEST DRIVE PROGRAM •• Cloooderd .... bquolftod~ AB~OOO~lIol.IllI"'" ICKoMllob_lOIIoogo. 1'I.odao"'*"'''.,jrJ_ ...... ~'''b¥ _~_bIob_ """"&teo, A.. _ • .-dobIo""""lfdopaoi!."' .... 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Blue Simulated with Grey Leather Dark Blue Leather Convertible Roof. 1991 CORRADO 1991 CABRIOLET AUTO/LOADED/SUN ROOF DESIGNER SERIESIAUTOA.OADED Dark Maple Red with SAVE Maple Red Leather 1992 $22,711 $22,995 $22,711 PASSATGL $5000 'GMAC LUXURY SMART LEASE 36 months First payment plus $475 refundable secunty dePOSit.plates due on delMl'Y Stk. #V1501 4% stale tax addibonaJ 36.000 mile IImrtabon 15~ per mile excess charge over Ilmltabon Lessee has opbon to purchase at lease end To get total payment mu'~ply payment by 36 months ..,BoaER B\NKE O_D_IL_LA_C _ A General Motors Family Since JOE RICCI VOLKSWAGEN • SAAB • MASERATI 758-1800 17181 Mack at Cadieux • Grosse Pointe 343.5430 1-696 at Van Dyke ------..- ----~------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION C:FRVIr'FC:: • C::VC::T~UC A I'n .. "", TAT''' .. February 20, 1992 14A News Grosse Pointe News !Schools kick off programs to help parents get through to their children I June Cleaver had It made. everyone to hockey practIce, a Parent When Your Child from 7 to!:J p.m: o~ consec~tlve Her only worries seemed to be basketball practice, Cub Scouts Stops Being a Child" will meet Thursdays, begmnmg ~pnl 30. I burning the pot roast and won and piano lessons? on four consecutive Wednes- Finally, paren~ of hIgh I dering whether the milk and No, June's serenity wouldn't Sob er days, beginnmg March 18 in school stl;ldents wJll have ~n freshly baked cookies Wally last a week In middle Amenca the Brownell Middle Schoolli. OpportunIty to look at the IS' , and Beaver were eating would 1992. The dilemmas only seem brary from 7:30 to 9 p.m. sues their children are con. spOIltheir dinners. to Increase, to get more dIfficult h h A second program for middle fronting now and ~ they pre- She never grappled WIth and more risky. In fact, the t OU g ts school parents IS also being of. pare for college dunng two thIrd grade boy-girl partIes or only thmgs that don't seem to fered by Human Dynamics Inc. programs titled, "Raising. Your sleepovers Never worried be mcreasmg exponentially "Growing Parents, Growing Children m the ~s," agam of- about the R.rated VIdeos her WIth each day's newspaper Kids" is an innovative ap- fered by PreventIon Pl~ Those boys 1lllght be seemg at the headhnes are our parentmg proach to learning to better sessions will take pl~ce In the house of the friend down the skills and our confidence that communIcate with your middle South HIgh School hbrary from street (whose parents were we are makmg the nght deci school.age child. The parent(s) 7:30 to 9 p.m. on April 2 and "cool") And Just how many SlOnsfor our children and their child must both par. April 9 and are open to North hours a day do you thmk she Well, I doubt that we'll reo parental influence is still one of WIll present a program titled tlclpate in thIS five-seSSIOnpro- and South parents. would have let The Beav play turn to the Idyllic 1950s - as- the strongest factors m our "Nuturing ChIldren in a cess, which WIll include activi- While this year these pr?" Nintendo? surnmg they ever existed And children's decisIOns - through Changing World" on March 24 ties for parents alone, grams may not be located m Then what would have hap whIle parentmg IS certamly adolescence and early adult- m the Ferry school gymnasium adolescents alone, and some the school your child attends, pened when they entered mld- more challenging now than hood from 7 to 9 p m. Jomt activities. This program is you may call your chIld's school dle and high school? What ever before, I don't thmk we Of course, peer mfluence and Parents of thIrd. through modeled after the successful for details. You are welcome to would June do If Wally came need to g1Ve up hope Perhaps the affects of the medIa m. fifth.graders will have the op. "Lifeline" weekend conducted attend any or all of these pro- home WIth cIgarettes in his our bIggest problem IS a crISIS crease as they grow older. But portunity to partiCIpate m at Pierce Middle School last grams, free of charge. pocket, or drunk? Would Ward of confidence (somethmg Ward we only lose our abIlity to in- "RalSlng Young Children III spring. It WIll take place at I know that June and Ward advocate "safe" sex? What and June had no tIme for m a fluence when we don't use our the '90s," presented by Preven- Harper Woods High School would want you to be there. I i.bout AIDS? Should they let half-hour sitcom) Influence effectively and allow tlon Plus The second part of • Beaver rent a hmo m the It's true that we cannot con- those other messages to fill the thiS two-part program IS being , eighth grade? Should Wally go trol our children's behaVIOr vacuum we have created. offered at MonteIth (for Kerby, : to Cancun during spring break! And It'S also true that - be- These comments are all part Monteith, and RIchard) on BALDWIN NURSING SERVICE • (That one's easy Not if EddIe {'fHI~ of the culture we hve III of an inVItation to take advan. March 2, and at Maire (for De- 1 I Haskell ISgomg ) _ each of them will have to tage ot a senes of Programs for fer, Maire and Trombly) on offers : And even If June dId stIll make decisions before they Parents now being offered by March 9. : know the perfect thing to say graduate from high school the Grosse Pomte public You need not have attended "Survivors of Abuse" Group Therapy I m all of these situatIOns, how about whether they will smoke, schools. These programs are the fIrst session at those : would she dispense this WIse drmk, use cocaine, or have sex open to all parents in the schools to participate. Mason I counsel m the mIdst of the 10- ("safe" or otherwIse). However, Grosse Pointe and Harper WIll host Part One on Feb. 24 Liz Baldwin, MSN, RN, CS ; gistlcal mghtmare of gettmg study after study confirms that Woods communities, public and for parents at Ferry, Mason, or I private schools, and are de- Poupard, or those from any Registered Nurse Therapist !I Detective warns of bad checks SIgned for parents of children other school who may have 20870 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods 886-1030 at dIfferent grade levels missed the first part at their 1 Grosse Pomte CIty detectIve for a dnver's hcense, and be None of the programs try to school. Part Two will be offered I Sgt John Drummond sat at his wary of MichIgan identIfication browbeat you into belIeving at Mason on March 16. All pro- desk shaking hIS head in dISbe. cards, he advises that there is only one way to grams will meet in the respec- I lief. For one thing, a dnver's Ii- parent or one choice to make in tive school libraries from 7'30 : In front of him were photoeo- cense picture can be matched a given situation. Each of them to 9 pm. Call your mdiVIdual Ipies of bad checks turned over up with the check writer Sec- challenges you to clarifY how school i.6you are interested m to him by merchants for inves- ond, if the drIver's license is reo you feel about the issues that attending. I tigatJOn and prosecution What corded, police have a better you and your children will con- If your chJldren are in mIddle STOP THE PAIN I bothered the detectIve was that chance of tracking down the front as they grow, and gives school _ take heart! It is cer- OF VARICOSE VEINS many of the uncollectible check bouncer. Also, If the em- you the opportunity to interact tainly one of the most challeng. I That's right! Teachers, nurs~. beauticians, postal ! checks losses could have been ployee recalls matchmg the WIth other parents who are ing times for you and your workers - people on !hell' feet for long periods I aVOIded dnver's hcense pIcture with the struggling with the same con- child, but two outstanding pro- of time can now eliminate painful varicose veins! I In fact, ill one case, a store check writer, it WIll be easier to cerns. And each program Bug. grams are being offered by r employee recalled haVIng suffi- prove the case in court. gests specific ways that you can Human Dynamics Inc. that will " Without surgery! I cient cause for belieVIng the effectively communicate your help you not only cope now, but " Outpatient procedure I check writer was not the per- Finally, serVIceS, such as values and beliefs in ways that hopefully also pave the way for (no hospital stay) son whose name appeared on TeleCheck, are offered that will make it more likely that you a less stressful high school ex- the check. But the employee help reduce the chances of get- WIll be heard by your children. perience. "How To Keep Being ,/ Little or no discomfort did not ask for identification. ting stuck with a bad check. For example, for parents of ,/ Technique used safely for 40 I Drummond urges all mer. 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We have thousands of readers who anticipate I r ~ the news and views of the latest in fashion and read this • supplement from cover to cover. The Grosse Pointe News reaches over 50,000 readers every Thursday in its fully paid circulation. Contact your advertising representative for professional assistance. Grosse Pointe News DISPLAY ADVERTISING STORE HOURS: SALE ENDS 2-22-92 Monday & Friday.... "" ..... " 10 am.8 pm (MALOOF] 96 Kercheval Tu&sday. WedlllSday, Thursday SALES & MANUFACTURING .m nd Saturday,,, ..,,,,..,,,,,, ... 10 am.6 pm JEWELERS Zlil Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 I I February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 15A Virginia Yerger Robb had been ill for a short time. Services were held Feb. 17 at Born in South Creake, Nor- Christ Church in Grosse Pointe folk. England. she moved to Farms for Virginia Yerger Canada in 1910 and then to Robb, 60, of Grosse Pointe City. the United States in 1924. She died of cancer on Feb. 14, "A woman of remarkable in. 1992, at her home. tellIgence and imagination, she Miss Robb was born in De. For those who insist combined the charm and stan- troit, the daughter of Dr. and dards of the Victorian Age with Mrs. J. Milton Robb. Her father wide-awake interest in the was a Grosse Pointe physician. modern world," wrote her In addition to the Grosse friend, MarIela Brown. "She Pointes, Miss Robb had lived in made her family the center of on the best... Detroit and Birmingham. her life." She received her bachelor's Mrs. Ferguson is survived by degree from Sweetbriar College her daughter, Elizabeth Fergu- in Virgima and her master's son of Grosse Pomte Farms; degree from the University of son, Frederick Noel; a grand- Michigan. She taught advanced son; and twin great-grandsons BRUNO'S APPLIANCE and GE, a great team for over 37 years, is mathematics in high school set- She was preceded in death by tings, frrst at Kingswood, then her husband, Frederick WIl- now better than ever! With our expanded display of new appliances, at University Liggett School, ham Ferguson, who died m low cost GECAF financing, quick delivery, and special orders at the and finally at the Madeira 1946. School in Virginia before retir- A funeral service was held at same low price as stock merchandise, Bruno's and GE lead the way in ing in 1989. St Barnabas EpIscopal Church customer satisfaction. She was a member of Sigma Virginia (Baker) Colby m Annadale, Va A memorial Gamma, the University Liggett servIce Will be held m the Alunmae Association and the Virginia Baker Colby spring at Christ Church in American Association of Uni- Services for VIrgirua (Baker) Grosse Pointe Farms. Memorial versIty Women. Extra Large Capacity Colby, 81. of Grosse Pointe contributIOns may be made to She is survived by her Farms will be held at 10 a m. Recording for the Blind, 20 2-in 1 Washer brother. David Robb of Grosse - ~ - ~... ~ ~,~ Fnday, Feb. 21, at Grosse Roszel Road, Plinceton, N.J. Pointe, four nephews and two 08540-9983. nieces. Pomte Memonal Church m Grosse Pointe Farms. She dIed Arrangements were handled Feb. 17, 1992, at Cottage Hos- by the Wm. R. Hamilton Co. pItal m Detroit. Groesbeck Chapel in Mount Freda Kruger Colby was born m De- Clemens. Burial was in Wood- Mrs. troit, the daughter of Gertrude Services were held Feb. 12 at lawn Cemetery in Detroit. Dean and George Sumner the Eppens- Van Deweghe Fu- George H. James Baker. neral Home in Detroit for A graduate of Liggett School. Freda Kruger, 88, a longtime A memorial mass will be she nuun;ed Fredenck Lee reSIdent of Grosse Pointe held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 21, Colby Jr. in 1930. Soon there- Woods. She died Feb. 9, 1992, at St. Clare of Montefalco Cath- after they bmlt their residence at her home olic Church in Grosse Pointe in Grosse Pointe Farms. Born in Germany, Mrs. Park, for George H. James, 71, Mrs. Colby was active in Kruger was a homemaker. of Grosse Pointe City. He died many orgaruzations and served She is survived by her Feb. 17, 1992, in Detroit. on several boards, includmg the daughter, Eleanor Obermeyer, Born in Detroit, Mr. James Sigma Gamma AssocIation, the two grandchildren and two was an accountant for an auto $396°° $419°0 Junior League of DetrOIt, the great-grandchildren. She was dealer. Model WWA8808M Model WWA8819M Neighborhood Thrift Shop, the preceded m death by her hus- He is survived by his wIfe, Mini-BaskePMtub for small loads. National Society of Colonial band,CarIR. Kruge~ Mini-Basket™ tub for small loads. Virginia; and son, Joseph W. Extra Dames of America, the Grosse Interment was in Cadillac 7 cycles including Clean 9 cycles including Mini-QUick James. Pointe Garden Club and the Memorial Gardens East ceme- cycle. 4 water level selections. cycle. Variable water levels. Bleach Cremation took place at Ev- Junior League Gardeners. tery m Chnton Township. Bleach dispenser. ergreen Cemetery in Detroit. and fabI1c softener dispensers. She is survived by her hus- Memorial contributions may be Roger Foster Stevens band, Frederick Lee Colby Jr.; made to Cottage Hospital Hos- daughter. Wendy Dean Colby pice or the Alzheimers Disease Services were held Feb. 17 at Krag; and two grandchildren. Association. the A.H. Peters Funeral Home Arrangements were handled in Grosse Pointe Woods for by the William R. Hamilton Roger Foster Stevens, 80, of Co. Groesbeck Chapel in Mount George Joseph Martin Large Capacity Grosse Pointe Woods. He died Clemens. Memorial contribu- ServIceS were held Feb. 13 at Feb. 13. 1992, at his home. Heavy-Duty Dryer tions may be made to the De- Grosse Pointe United Church Born in Dearborn, Mr. Ste- troit Institute for Children, In Grosse Pointe Farms for vens was founder and president 544+... Woodwara -Ave, DetrOIt George Joseph. Martin. 70, of of Poly Supply Ca. ana !"Pointe l Mich: 48202. 'The instItute IS Grosse Pomte Farms. He died Area Nurses Registry, located sponsored by the Sigma Feb. 9, 1992, at his home. in Grosse Pointe Woods. Gamma Association. Born in Rivesville, W.V., Mr. He is survived by his beloved Martin was a self-employed friend and companion, Beat- Hilda Maud electriCIan. trice Palmer; sons, Roger Vin- He is survived by his wife, cent, Robert Bruce and Michael (Hastings) Ferguson Madlyn. John; and a grandson. Hilda Maud (Hastings) Fer- Cremation took place at Mea- Memorial contributions may guson. 104, a longtime resident dowcrest Cemtery m Detroit be made to the Parkinsons of Grosse Pointe Farms, died Arrangements were handled by Foundation, 3990 John R, De- Jan. 30, 1992, while viSIting the Eppens-Van Deweghe Fu- troit, Mich. 48201. her son in Annadale, Va. She neral Home In Detroit. e $25900 $29900 Cityof~rOSS.e ¥ointe "ark, Michigan Model DDE5100M Model DDE7208M CountyofWayne 2 cycles-Timed regular cycle up Automatic dry control dryer. 5 State of Michigan to 130 minutes and Permanent cycles including Automatic Per- Press cycle. 3 drying selections. manent Press. 4 drying selections. NOTICE OF INTENTION OF TIIE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK TO ENTER INTO A FULL Removable up-front lint filter. Removable up-front lint filter. FAITH AND CREDIT GENERAL OBLIGATION CONTRACf OF LEASE WITH THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK BUll..DING AlITHORITY AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO PETITION FOR REFERENDUM THEREON TO ALLELECrORS AND TAXPAYERS OF Clearance On All THE CITY OF GROSSE POIN1E PARK; LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the City Council of Ute City of Grosse Pointe Park. County of Wayne, State of Michigan, has authorized the execution of a full faith and credit general obhgation contract of lease wiUt Ute from orLess City of Grosse Pointe Park Building Authority. The contract of lease provides, among other things, for Ute $279°0 acquisition, construction, furnishing and equipping by the City of Grosse Pointe Park Building AuUtority of a (All Locations) project consisting of municipal complex and public safety facilities and the site thereof to be located in the City of Grosse Pointe Park. The contract of lease further provides that the City of Grosse Pointe Park Building Authority will finance all or part of Ute cost of the project by Ute issuance of building authority bonds pursuant GREAT SAVINGS ON BEDDING to the provisions of Act 31, Public Acts of Michigan, 1948 (First Extra Session), as amended, in anticipation of & QUALITY FURNITURE the receipt of cash rental payments to be made by Ute CIty of Grosse Pointe Park to Ute City of Grosse Pointe Park Building AuUtority pursuant to said contract of lease. The maximum amount of bonds to be issued is (Detroit Store Only) $2,600,000. FULL FAITH AND CREDIT AND LIMITED TAXING POWER 90 Days Same As Cash on GE & ReA Appliances with approved credit OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK PLEDGED NOTICE IS FURTIlER GIVEN, that in said contract of lease the City of Grosse Pointe Park obligates itself to make cash rental payments to the City of Grosse Pointe Park Building Authority in amounts sufficient to pay Ute principal of and interest on the bonds to be issued by the City of Gross Pomte Park Buildmg Authority and Utat the full faith and credit of the City of Grosse Pointe Park will be pledged for the makmg of said cash rental payments as a limited tax first budget obligation. Pursuant to S81d pledge of its full faith and credit, the CIty of Grosse Pointe Parle.will be required in each fiscal year to include in its general fund budget and to appropriate such amounts as shall be necessary to make such cash rental payments. In no event may the City of Grosse Pointe Park levy an ad valorem tax for the purpose of paying for Ute project in an amount in excess of Ute rate pennitted by the Constitution and laws of the State of MIchigan. In addiuon to its obligauon to make cash renlal payments. the City of Grosse Pointe Park agrees, in said contract of lease, to pay all costs and expenses of Ute Authority incidental to the issuance and payment of the bonds to the extent such expenses are not payable from the proceeds of the bonds and to pay the expenses of operatmg and maintainmg the project. RIGIIT m PETITION FOR REFERENDUM NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this notice is given to and for the benefit of the electors and taxpayers of the City of Grosse Pointe Park in order to infonn them Utat Ute City Council has authorized the execution of the above described contract of lease and also to infonn them of their right to peution for a referendum upon the WARREN DETROIT ST. CLAIR SHORES question of entering into such a contract of lease. The City of Grosse Pomte Park mtends to enter mto said 11800 Eleven Mile contract of lease wiUtout a vote of the electors Utcreon, but the contract of lease shall not become effective until 17170 Harper 23118 Harper 45 days after pubhcation of this notice. If, Within said 45-day period, It petition for referendum requesting an (E. of Hoover) (2 blks E. of Cadieux) (lblk N. of9 Mile) election on the contract of lease. signed by not less than 10% or 15,000 of the regIstered electors of Ute Clly of Grosse Pointe Park:. whichever is le~, has been med with the CIty Clerk, the contract of lease shall not become effective unless approved by a majority of the electors of the CIty of Grosse Pointe Park voting Utereon at a 759.0370 882-2392 778.4520 general or special election. M, Th, F, 9-9 M, Th, 9-7 ThIs notice is given by order of Ute City Council pursuant to Act 31. PublIc Acts of MichIgan, 1948 (FIrst Extra M, Th, 10-8 Session), as amended. Further informatiOn may be secured at the office of the underSigned City Clerk. T, W, Sat., 9-6 T, W, F, Sat, Tue., W, F, S, Dated: February 17, 1992 DALE M. KRAJNIAK, Clerk G.P.N. 02/20/92 Sun. 12-5 9-6 10-6 CIty of Grosse Pointe Park • -----_._._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 16A February 20, 1992 : Schools Grosse Pointe News Parcells school Come on over to hold evening The community is invited to of Iexcellence' attend the third annual Brow- nell "Boast" on Thursday. Feb. Every student at Parcells 27. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The jazz Middle School will be recog- band and choir will perform: all nized for his or her achieve- classrooms will be open with ments in a special program on displays of students' work: and Thursday, Feb. 27, from 5:30 to the various departments will 8'30 P m. at the school make presentations. The French The "Celebration of Excel. class will serve a coney dog lence" provides teachers and dinner from 6:30 to 8:30 to raise students an opportunity to funds for its trip to Quebec. highlight the achievements of Left are Melanie Schroeder. each student, regardless of Jeff Sattrick. Gloria Ketchen grade level or special interests. and Dan Gough. Below. from The evenmg will feature in. left. are Ruth Rothenburg. Alex strwnental and vocal mUSIC Wylamenski. Brandon Bare- groups and a grade-level team field. Michael Fortuna and will present a play, "Into the Rhonda CarlonI. Woods" The computer, technol- Photos b, &>rt f manuel. ogy and science labs WIll be open, as well as classrooms dis- playing students' works There wIll also be a book fau in the hbrary, and student VIdeo pro- ductIOns WIll be shown. Summary of the Minutes ThE' rf'{'ognihon night wIll be held in conjunction with the City of &irasz.e Jlllltt.e JIfarms Michigan PrO's Coney Island supper, also at the school from 5:30 to February 10, 1992 7:30 pm The cost is $350 for one hot dog and $4.50 for two, which includes chips, salad, ice The Meeting was called to order at 7:30 p.m. cream and pop. Present on Roll Call: Mayor Gregg L Berendt, Councilmen John E. In addItion to Parcells stu- Danaher, Terrence P. Griffin, John M. Crowley, Bruce M Rockwell and dents and parents, youngsters Edward J. Gaffney. and parents from any of the Those Absent Were' CouncIlman GaIl Kaess. four elementary feeder schools also are invited. Also Present: Messrs., William Burgess, Counsel, Richard G. Solak, City Manager/City Clerk, Shane L. Reeside, Assistant City Manager, John M. Lamerato, City Controller, John A. DeFoe, Director of Public Service, Darrel Schuunnan, Water Superintendent and Robert K Ferber, Director of Public Safety. Edison sponsors Mayor Berendt presided at the Meeting. poster contest The City Clerk administered the Oath of Office of Councilman to Mr. Bruce M. Rockwell. Kindergarten through sIXth grade and special education Councilman Gail Kaess was excused from attending the Meeting. ULS has untraditional King Day celebration students can illustrate ways to help protect the Earth's envi. The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 27, 1992, were Upper school students com- ronment by entering Detroit approved as submitted. I memorated Martin Luther Edison's 1992 Environmental i King Jr. Day at University Lig- Poster Contest by Feb. 28. The Minutes of the Closed Session held on January 27, 1992, were approved as submitted. : gett School in an untraditional Posters must address one or I way. more of these environmental is- The Council, acting as a Zoning Board of Appeals, approved the I Rather than focusing specifi- sues: : cally on King and hIs move- Minutes of the Public Hearing held January 27, 1992; and, further, • Recycling. granted the appeal of Ms. Ina Scott, 57 Muir, to construct a second story i ments, Upper School Head Rich • Planting the proper tree in addition to her present dwelling. " Kruhn tailgfed the assembly to thEL~gb1location - away from include five 8pe8kers wlio lec. Olpowerli&s.~ 'i: The Council adopte'd a resol1ition-aesignauflg Richard G. Solak, CIty tured on passive resistance. • Conserving the world's nat- Manager, as the City's Street Administrator for the City of Grosse The speakers consisted of stu- ural resources. Pointe Farms. I dents and teachers who lec- Each entry must be marked tured briefly on Henry David with the child's name, address, The Council approved the low bid of R. Krisel Construction Co , III the Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience " total amount of $13,977 49, for pipe and valve repairs at the Water school, school address, teacher's Treatment Plant. Gandhi's actions to right nanIe, school phone number wrongs in India, Rosa Parks' and grade level. All entries WIll The Council appointed Councilman Bruce M Rockwell as Council simple yet persuasive act of not be acknowledged with a small Representative to the City's Retirement System Commissions; such I relinquishing her bus seat, Dr. Photo by Alemndra Ibchel gift and will become the prop- appointment to expire in May, 1992. King's dream of attaining ULS senior Arthur Sandel addresses an assembly of upper erty of Detroit Edison. equality, and the Catholic school students on Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience" during the Pnzes will be awarded in five The Council approved the low bid of Ric-Man Construction, Inc., in the Right to Life Movement's use categories: kindergarten, fIrst total amount of $69,227 00, sewer replacement on Kercheval Avenue _ school's Martin Luther King Jr. Day assembly. Irvine Lane to Carrington Place of passive resistance tactics. and second grades, third and After the assembly, students duect conflict or escape_ scope to Thoreau and Gandhi fourth grades, fifth and sixth engaged in group discussions The following Reports were reccived by thc CounCIl and ordered place "The assembly mcluded a passive resistance became ~ grades and special ~ucation. on file: regarding ways in which to theme that Martin Luther Issue that not only included but Senu-fmahsts will receive a a_ Public Safety Department Annual Report for 1991. deal WIth COnflIctbased on four Kmg Jr was very much known also went beyond race and na- savings bond and overall award b. Public Safety Department Monthly Report for January, 1992 fundamental options - tolerate, for but transcended him," tlOnality Ultimately, thIS did winners also will choose prizes negotiate and reform, engage in Krohn said "By expanding the more honor to Dr_ King" from selected Items. The Council adopted a resolution that immediately following In addition, Detroit Edison adjournment of the Regular Meeting, a Closed Session shall be held for will plant a tree at the overall the purpose of discussing the sale or purchase of real property. wmners' schools and present Sixth-grader MIchael Hinde- The spelling bee is sponsored Upon proper motion made, supported and carried, the Meeting tree seedlings to each student adjourned at 8:50 p m. lang won the Scripps-Howard by Lawrence TechnologICal in any school that has 100 per. National Spelhng Bee for St. UniversIty and The Detroit Hindelang wins cent participation in the con- GREGG L BERENDT Paul Catholic School He WIll News test. MAYOR Join winners from other local For a copy of the contest schools in an area competition , spelling bee Anne Sullivan was the St. rules or further information, RICHARD G. SOLAK at a later date. Paul runner up call Detroit Edison at 237-7187. G.P.N. 02/20/92 CITY MANAGER/CITY CLERK IFILIE>XSTIEIEIL MULIER'S MARKET 15215KERCHEVAL ""AnImpressive Selection of foods in a relatively small place in Remember • NOBODY Sells For Less the heart of Grosse Pointe Park" - OPEN MONDAY.SATURDAY 8-6 822.7786 PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH FEBRUARY 22 nr: ~ THINK EASTER ~Sea~ LEG OF Fresh $579~ LAMB $21~... SALMON ' FILLETS lb. BON~t"ts~ CORN BEEF New From New ze.land $279 lb. HAMS FLATS $229 HOKI FILLETS $299 1/n OR WHOLE Ib. Homemade lb. Ig~~~2. HomemadeTurkey 99 $169 ::~gOD $3 Ib. $ 99 ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb. ~,8, c:J:JED TURKEY BREAST . . TOMATOES 29 - MID WINTER SALE- Fresh or Smoked $3 FRESH 99~28 oz. lb. A~1Il Can Made KNACKWURST $ 29 """,ARAGUS...... '1" lb. Fournier'8 Furniture mU.SA BRATWURST 2 SPANISH SWEET or KIELBASA 2911 DUTCH MAID ,------.::::--T::::::-, 27113 Harper St ClaIr Shores 16421 Harper, DetrOit lb. ONIONS...... lb. , I M,le ~ 776.8900 881.1285 SHREDDED CHEDDAR SUNK'ST NAVEL NOODLES ~en~O- !l Open Mon. Thurs 10-8 30, Open Man Tues Thurs Fri Tues Fn & Sat 10.530 900-500 fHEE~h $""9 ORANGES 4 for 99- fl 10 Mile CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED WED & SAT lb. 11 .t:-r:ahlngJ ~ HEAD LETTUCE 49 .. 99 .89 I I =ebruary 20, 1992 3rosse Pointe News Schools 17A Brownell StUdent Spotlight magazine first The American ScholastIc Liisa Bergmann Press AssociatIOn has awarded Brownell MIddle School's student literary Each week in this column we out my cnes. magazine, Scroll, first place focus on the work of a student. with merit for its 199091 It can be a poem, a drawmg, a As the cold smks in I start edition short story, a pICture of a scum- shivering, First place with merit IS ttfic experunent or a woodwork- My whole body seems to be gIven to a pubhcation that mg prOject, a book reVieW quivering. scores more than 900 po1Ots The followmg poem was wnt- and IS, 10 the op1OlOnof the ten by Lllsa Bergmann, a fifth- Aimlessly I wander around, Judges, "an outstanding over. grader at Ferry Elementary Trippmg and stumbhng over all example of a scholastIC School It was prompted by the the ground. pubhcatlOn 10 format, con- recent snowstorm Her parents tent and presentation " are Dzetnch and Phylhs Berg- Slowly I make my way back to Scroll's content coverage mann of the Woods the house and organIZation received And knock on the door as timId perfect scores as a mouse. Tuna auction coming Brownell students submit Judy Finn's second-grade class. above. at Our Lady Star of the Sea kicked off Catholic ted 531 entries to Scroll staff Lost in Mom opens the door WIde, Schools Week. Jan. 26-31. by showing their school spirit for an auction on March 7. The for consIderatIOn; 114 were the Storm Islowly tramp Inside. accepted for publicatIOn. children put together Barbie and GI Joe baskets that will be auctioned that evening. Falling gIn. Editors LaurIe Mayk and gerly is Mom said, ''Take off all of your 1\tJ Palchaudhun pomt out the snow, wet clothes, dear. that the stories, poems and When WIll it Then come SIt by the fIre m Elementary school students of the month drawings are more seriOUS here." than in the past, reflectmg stop? No Safety Club Trombly - Mamn Chapman Richard - Justm ChnstIan middle school students' con- one can Trombly - Jonathan Miller Bergmann Unusually, Mom didn't scold Defer - Adam Litle Service Club cerns about the enVIron. know. Libraryl AV Club me. Ferry - Lilsa Bergmann Defer - NIcole Bonnay ment, war, drugs, Crime, Defer - Dana Chnsman She just wanted to lovingly Kerby - Sara Fox FelTY - Cehne Antonellt love, farmly and friendship. Entic10g me to go out and play, Ferry - Matt Cruz hold me. MaIre - Amanda McLellan Kerby - Ehzabeth Pooley Along with Mayk and Pal- I'm exasperated when Mom Kerby - Sally Kennedy says, "Another dL'y." Mason - BJlly Farmer Maire - Han-y Gaggos, Justm chaudhuri, SIX other Brow- Maire - John Moran "You know what you did was Mont.elth - Scott Dansbury, WItzke nell students served as edi- Mason - Emily Kingsley wrong," she whispered m my Yorg KeraslOtls Mason - Katie WIlcox tors: Betsy Hrtanek, Christy After I sneak outsIde the storm MonteIth - Brook Borden ear. Poupard - ChrIstopher Manclk MonteIth - Elizabeth Malt Schumacher, Eric Neveux, hits, Poupard - Jenmfer Webb "But now I'm glad to have )IOU RIchard - BlaIr Foust, An nowskl, Ryan ZangrJlIt Dave Shock, Ann Halpm Blowing all the snow into RIchard - Meghan Robson back safely WIth me here." thony Glrolomo Poupard - Arwa Khalrullah and Sara Nordlund Twenty- drifts. Trombly - Charhe Norton SIX students worked on staff. Teacher Peggy Ptasznik was Suddenly the WInd blows snow student adviser. into my eyes, Ican't see and the wind drowns DISCOVER BELLINI 'Ibbetter serveyou, we've built on ~, four new additions to our Emergency Room~""., Bellini offers European crafted baby and children's furniture, unique beddmg and accessories, and An ~iencedEmergen9Y-Team. 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CONSIIl TATrn", 18A February 20, 1992 :l Grosse Pointe News',: i1 Temperature notwithstanding, it's still a Warm Memorial Nancy Swartz's second dents that although one They toured the Fnes grade class at RIchard Ele- should have a warm feeling budding and told jokes from mentary School got a guIded when InsIde Its walls, it is the stage They belhed up to tour of the War Memonal really a War Memorial the barre in the ballet room, recently from the presIdent (some students thought It they worked WIth Grosse of the War Memonal Asso- was a warm memorial) hon. Pointe Cable's eqUIpment ciatlOn hunself. onng those Pomters who and filmed a talk show gave theIr lives for their For a group tour, call the Mark Weber told the stu- country War Memonal at 881.7511. Photos by Suzy Berschback Talk show host Erik Knudson interviews Lauren Moffett during a practice session on how to produce a talk show. Mark Weber. president of the War Memorial Association, fields questions from curious second graders. The students tried some ballet moves at the barre. Lauren Moffett looks for familiar names on the World War n memorial plaque in the lobby. '00 ~ , ~,, *'7 \ i Sarah Alphs stands on the stage at the Fries Amy Parvell helps Sarah Alphs and Ryan Healy with the Andrew Scavone prepares the camera for filming. Auditorium. getting a feel for the boards. direction and production of a talk show. 1 uary 20, 1992 ~e Pointe News News 19A usiness hardship licenses now harder to get in the Woods Donna Walker erate a retail store. However, beauty salon license, she SoSSI told the council that stations for ,naIl .technici~ns, sidered the .~endts' req~est to ff Wnler she also wanted to offer mani. learned that all 17 hcenses she wanted to offer a new vir- and that halrstyhng servIces revoke SoSSIs hardshIp hcense Jnder .a recently amended cure); and pedIcures in her bou. were taken. Her only other op- tually odorless nail tech~lque would not be offered. . City attorney George. Cathn yo ordmance~ the Grosse tique, and to do so legally, she tion was to ask the council for that was not avaIlable in the Subsequently, the councIl reo told the council that I~ It re nte Woods CIty Council can needed another business license a hardship business license, Grosse Pointes. She said that celVed a letter dated Dec. 10 voked the hcense, SoSSI could , longer grant a hardship to operate a nail salon. which she did. there wasn't much pedestrian from Ronald and Debbie sue the city The councIl de lSinl.'ss license to someone Under the ordinance, the traftic in front of her store, and Wendt, owners of Gloss NaIl clded not to revoke the hcensc Ithout fIrst holding a public In the Woods, nail salons and councIl may decide that a busi. that she hoped the new service Salon on Mack, who obJected However, several councIl aring on the matter. hair salons are cla&lified under ness owner would suffer an un. would draw customers to her that the hardship license was members said they thought It Adopted Feb. 3, the amend. the sarne category - beauty due hardship if he or she were shop. granted WIthout a public. hear. was a mi~ke ~ havE' gI anted mt was proposed after the saloM. There is a city ordi. denied a busmess licellBe. In "I would no way want to do mg, and asked that the hcense the hardshIp .hcense Without mcil received flak for grant. nance limiting the number of such cases, the council can au. hair on the premises even be revoked holdmg a pubhc hearmg, even ~ a hardship business license businesses that can operate in thonze the city clerk to issue a though I'm a licellBed barber," In the letter, the Wendts though one was not requned Nov. 4 to Carol Sossi, owner a given category. The maxi. hardship busmess license to the she wrote in a letter to the wrote, "As a beauty shop under the cIty ordmance That L'Vogue Boutique on Mack. mum number of beauty saloM owner. counCIl. owner (one of 17) abidmg by dIscussion led to the enactment Sossi already had a business that can operate in the Woods The maximum number of The councIl granted her a the laws of Grosse Pomte of the new amendment cense ISSued by the city to op- 18 17. hardship licenses allowed in hardship license, with the con. Woods, we must brmg this IS- When Sossl applied for a the Woods IS fIve. ditlOns that she only offer two sue to the council's attention. Under the amendment, an All business owners must be al- applicant seekmg a hald,hIp lowed to operate m a 'faIr and business hcense mu"t pay a fe( Iundreds attend parenting workshops for the '90s competitIve' busmess climate " to Cover the cost of pubh"hmg More than 300 parents have On Dec. 16, the council con- public hearmg- notIce'> grams together. on Monday, March 16, from ttended the rtrSt of the "Rais- wide saId yes The workshops are supported 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the school h- ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~- ~~i Ilg Your Children in the When asked if they have had and endorsed by the Substance brary. Mason is the host school 99Os" workshops being held a dnnk m the last 30 days, Abuse Community Council for parents of students at St. Clare of Montefalco .hrough April 9. 85.2 percent of the semors, 64 (SAC2) and are based on the Ferry, Mason and Poupard. The workshops, presented by percent of the sophomores and booklet "As Parents, We Organizers of the workshops Nursery School Prevention Plus, teach parents 50.6 percent of the eighth. Will. .. " They are presented by said there has been an over- I)f elementary schools students graders said yes. NatIOnwide, 1992-93 Registration Sunday, February 23rd Prevention Plus and conducted whelming response from par- !n grades 3 through 5 about al. 57 percent of the seniors ques- by alcohoVdrug prevention edu. ents. The programs follow na. Please call 886-1440 at 1:00 p.m. and leave your name, ::oholand other drug awareness tioned responded aff'rrmatively cation experts trained at the tional and local surveys of rod prevention programs. to the question. address, phone number, child's name, birthdate, and Henry Ford Hospital Maple- students that found that a high The goal of the research. grove Center. percentage of teenagers are "These numbers indicate parishioner or non-parishioner status. I)ased program is to help par- The programs have already abusing alcohol. that the problem in Grosse mts become more aware of For information call Mary Brookes 882-4379 been conducted at Monteith Locally, 59.5 percent of sen- Pointe is much greater than )roblems caused by alcohol and and Maire elementary schools. iors, 40.3 percent of sophomores the nation's average," accord. Ither drugs and to begin think. One more session will be held and 22.9 percent of eighth. ing to Prevention Plus. ing about and developing strat. Monday, March 9, at Maire for graders said at the time of the Parents of Grosse Pointe egies for prevention. parents of students in Defer survey that they had more high school students will also A steering committee made Maire and Trombly schools. ' than fIve drinks in a row duro get a chance to attend the Up of parents from all Grosse Mason will host its fU'St session ing the past two weeks. In an- workshop in Cleminson Hall at Pointe elementary and high of the program on Feb. and 24 swer to the sarne question, 40 South on Thursdays, April 2 schools worked to put the pro- will hold its second workshop percent of 12th.graders nation- and 9, from 7:30 to 9 p m. (;rosse Pointe's gardens, streets bear Japanese imprint By J.K. Abbs able for its picturesque habit of niture wood. called because it is frequently Special Wnter growth, has been around these Relatively new in the Pointes : Look carefully - the Japa. parts for some time and, more planted adjacent to pagodas, and a good textural foil for nee. nese hllve invaded Grosse recently, the Tanyosho or um. and the katsura tree, useful as dle.leafed shrubs, the Japanese Pointe's gardeM and streets. brella pine with its light green a street or fine.textured speci- holly ilex crenata, WIth round We're speaking, of course, of needles and unique spreading men tree with bright orange.to- Japanese plant materials. Con- form has been appearing in glossy leaves about the size of a red autumn foliage. U.S. dIme, stays ever green in And, alas, there's the Japa- $ider: new gardens featured on the our area and presents a lower , More than 90 percent of our Grosse Pointe garden tours. nese beetle which, perversely, profile than the native Ameri. ~rnamental flowering crabs are More recently, too, a number has quite a yen for some indigo can holly, which belongs to the enous American plants as op- of Japanese ancestry. of Grosse Pointe municipalities same genus or family. : Most of our flowering cher. have been planting varieties of posed to those of Japanese OTI- Interestingly, Japanese plant gIn nes, like the popular Kwanzan, the Japanese zelkova serrata as materials, like Japanese cars, ~e migrants ,from Japan.. street trees. Dutch elm disease- tend to be a little smaller than : Mini-size members.,.~" \ "'~Dut Wi'tWa siinilaf "~'__ their ihdigenous American cou. fl8IDe genus as our ~tive lna- branching habit, the zelkova is terparts. pIes, the Japanese, WIth names often used as a replacement for Other Japanese "imports" like Oshio Beni and Sango the American elm. It is valued recently arrived in the Pointes Kaku, are almost ubiquitous in in Japan as a source ofrme fur. the Pointes and readily recog- include the pagoda tree, so- ~ble because of bright BWn- mer foliage colors, interesting branching and the dissected or :'lacy" leaves of some species. Come in and take FREE PAINT : Early arrivals on our shores advantage of our Include the Japanese tree li. personalized Receive absolutely Free a quart of • Best-Super Velveton Latex Satin lacs, syringa retieulata. There service. Let our are a number of these on Lake- shore near Moross, planted in family serve .. white enamel with purchase of any H"nsteck roller cover. the early 1900s. your family. : Most of our widely used (1M;) Help us kick off Dean & Barry's Second Century {JP:lJ yews, such as taxus hicksi can trace their ancestry back to the IN BUSINESS SINCE 1927 of making the finest quality paint. land of the rising sun. ,: The Japanese black pine, not. MORE THAN ITALIAN GOOD ,. BETTER BEST , - IT'S A GREATMEAT MARKET- fTA1t OF NEW YORK $8.99 gal. ~COllft $11.99 gal. $15.99 gal. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I C:;J:Q\/If"C,. CVC'Teu,," _ ,...nllt"lll ...... "•• 20A February 20, 1992 Business Grosse Pointe News Call Bulldog Alarm and you're calling the cops By John Minnis alarm business, so Petrie had Assistant Editor close up shop. be notified and can investigate. John "Bulldog" Drummond That's changed today. Both Also, such things as '8UJllp can't recall a single major bur- Petrie and Drummond are li- pumps and freezers can be glary or fire at a home censed alarm system Installers monitored, Petrie said. equipped with a reputable as well as licensed private in- Bulldog Alarm also provides alarm system. Neither can his vestigators. a portable or fIxed police emer. partner, Chuck Petne. "I know a lot about the busi- gency button. The resident can That observation means ness because I've been doing it wear the device, carry it from something commg from two so long," Petrie said. "I was an room to room or have it in- men who have spent 50 years electrician before I became a stalled at bedside for emergen- between them as police officers. pohceman." CIes. Drummond IS a detective ser- Drummond said alarm sys- "Peace of mind," Petrie said. geant for Grosse Pointe City. tems do work. While they are "That's what we're offering. Petrie retrred from the Grosse billed as "burglar alarms," While Bulldog's systems are POinte Park detective bureau in they are much more, he said. not unique among the better 1985 after more than 23 years Good systems not only detect lly those cruCial few seconds to alarm companies, Drummond as a cop. someone attemptmg to break escape. and Petne are bankmg on their The two pohce veterans have in, they also detect fires, power He Bald the battery-{)perated years of police experience as started a new company m the loss and just about anything smoke alarms are better than well as that of their hired, li- Park - Bulldog Alarm Sys- else in the house that the nothing, but they don't com- censed Installers - all of whom tems "Bulldog" comes from a owner may want momtored. pare to a professionally m- are retired Grosse Pomte police mckname hung on Drummond. "It's amazing the capabilitIes stalled system with a power detectives. "Bulldog Drummond" was a of systems today," Petrie Bald. backup and no battenes to Everyone working for Bull- radio show detective some Retired Park detective Chuck Petrie, loft. and Grosse Pointe Drummond warnes a lot change dog Alarm Systems has a clean years ago. he said. City detective Sgt. John Drummond have put their years of about fires Having seen so Petrie said some customers record, PetrIe said. law en.foreement experience to work for them by starting their Petrie 18 not new to the many major fIres, many of ask for special options, such as alarm business. He started his "That's important," Drum- own company. Bulldog Alarm Systems Ine., in Grosse Pointe them fatal, he knows how eas- climatic monitoring. If the tem- Park. frrst company in 1968 while lly a fIre can spread and over- perature in the house drops to mond said, "because who else working as a police officer. In come a home's occupants An besides you knows your alarm a certain level while residents ''We know Grosse Pointe," the '70s, the state decided it no alarm system that detects are away, Bulldog Alarm will code? Your alarm company." as little as $450. Of course, de- longer wanted police in the smoke and heat can give a fam- Drummond said, "and a lot of pending on the options the cus- He and his partner stress them know us. We think we tomer requires in a system, the that home and business owners can work with everybody and cost could go up. Secretaries to meet deal only with licensed alarm all the police departments. "We attempt to tailor sys- Business People system installers, like Bulldog, ''We have every intention of tems to the house and the pe0- The DetrOit Chapter of who are bonded and insured. ple hving there," Petrie said. Professional Secretaries Inter- being here a long time." By Ronald J. Bernas Both men live in Grosse An alarm system does not "Let's face it, everybody lives national will meet on Wednes- differently. " day, Feb. 26, at The Golden Pointe and have raised families have to be expensive. Petrie' Bradley Brush of Grosse Pointe Woods has been promoted to "Who would you want de- Lion, 22380 Morass in Detroit. here. said a basic system could cost the positIon of vice president of editorial services for national Auto signing and installing your Networking will begin at Glass Pubhshing, Inc. Brush has been with NAGS smce 1982. In alarm system?" asked Drum- 5:30 and dinner will be served his new role, Brush will oversee all editorial publication and man- mond, referring to the law en- at 6:30 p.m ufacturing processes. Federal sentencing seminar planned forcement background of the Robert S. Berg, associate pro- Bulldog staff. "Obviously some- Dykema Gossett, Michigan's largest law frrm, recently named fessor at the University of De- The law firm of Dykema Gos- lows. One of the featured one who has seen 10,000 bur- Grosse Pointe Park resident Cheryl A. Bush a partner in the De- troit-Mercy, will talk about sett will sponsor a free semi- speakers will be Fred L. Wood- glaries during his career." troit office. She is a member of the tort litigation practice group. "Potential for Women in Legal nar, "The New Federal Sent- worth, president of the State No matter how many moni- She wIll be responsible for product liability and general commer- Careers." encing Guidelines for Bar of Michigan. toring options that a property cial litigation. Bush joined the rum in 1984 as an associate. She PSI promotes competence Organizations." The seminar is owner chooses, the montWy fee received a bachelor of arts degree in 1981 from 'Wayne State Uni- and recognition of the secretar- deSigned to explain the sentenc- The program will include a is $16 - and that's monitoring versity and graduated from the University of Michigan Law ial profeSSIOn, and the Detroit ing guidelines recently- created review of the guidelines, the 24 hours a day, seven days a School cum laude in 1984. Richard M. Matthews of Grosse chapter is an active group by the United States Sentenc- criteria for an effective compli- week, Petrie said. Pointe Park was named a partner in the Bloomfield Hills office. which meets the fourth ing Commission for corpora- ance program and the effects of Petrie said that while Bull. He is a member of the taxation and estates practice group. He will Wednesday of each month. tions and other business organi- the guidelines on internal cor- dog Alarm Systems is a new be responsible for employee benefits law. Matthews joined the firm Cost of the dinner meeting is in 1986 as an associate. He received his bachelor of science degree zations. porate investigations of possible company (it's been incorporated $19. For more information and! The program will be from 3 criminaI conduct and collateral from Kalamazoo College in 1974 and graduated from Emory Uni- for three years), it is ready to or meeting reservations, call to 7 p.m. on 'fuesday, Feb. 25, civil litigation. do business. versity in 1978. Thomas J. McGraw, a partner in the Detroit of- Helen Nichols at 757.1530 dur- at the Ritz.Carlton in Dear- For more information, call "We'll meet or beat any- fice, is a member of the health care practice group. He will be re- ing business houts. sponsible for all areas of health care law, including corporate and born. A cocktail reception fol. Tom Porter at 568-5423. body's price," he said. -- ~~~ ~.. ,"~ ...... (~ ~ regulatory work. McGraw of Grosse Pointe Woods joined the firm m 1985 as an associate. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Michigan State University in 1974 and graduated from Wayne State University Law School magna cum laude in 1984. Suzanne Sahaldan was named a partner in the Detroit office and is a member of the general commercial litigatIOn practice group. She will be responsible for commercial litigation and appel- late practice. Sahakian joined the firm in 1984 as an associate. She received her bachelor of arts degree from the University of Michigan in 1977, her master of arts degree from Bryn Mawr Col- lege in 1980 and graduated from Georgetown University in 1984. Sahakian hves in Grosse Pointe Park. Grosse Pointe City resident Eleanor Rad. cliffe has been named account executive for self-insured workers compensation and group health plans at Consolidated Risk Management Services. She had been senior account executive for Omni Care Health Plan for four years. Prior to that, she spent 23 years as a registered den- tal hygienist . ... Radcliffe Grosse Pomte Farms resident Timothy J. Gr~ewski, executive vice president of corporate services at St. John Hospital and Medi- cal Center, has been elected a member of the Conference Board's prestigIOus Chief Administrative Officers' Council. Conference Board Counclls provide forums for high-level executives to ex- change mformation and ideas with their peers in other companies, other mdustnes and other countries. Members are elected on the basiS of their indlvidual contributions to their respective fields and on the innovativeness of their comparries' programs. SATURDAY, THE 22nd 7:18 a.m.• 6:14 p.m. Grosse Pointe Farms resident Peter A. Schweitzer was featured speaker at the Na- It starts when the sun comes up, and ends when the sun goes down. It's our ninth tional Automotive Advertising Strategy Confer- Annual Dawn to Dusk Sale, and it will be held on Saturday, February 22. The sale will ence held in February in Marina Del Ray, Calif. start when the sun comes up at 7:18 a.m., and will end when the sun sets at 6:14 p.m. The topic of his address was "The Value Equa- Even though our Annual Winter Sale is still in full swing with Savings of 20% to 47% tion." Some 250 advertising executives at- tended on everything in each of our three stores, we will be offering some very special prices for approximately II hours on Saturday, February 22. In addition, if you come in on Ii Saturday and present this ad, the prices you see will include your sales tax. H you Schweitzer purchase before 10:00 a.m., we will give you an additional15o/D off our Winter Sale The Prudential Grosse Pointe Real Estate Company announced their fourth quarter award winners for 1991. Anne "Nikki" An. prices. We will also give you a free continental breakfast just for coming in. drus of Grosse Pointe Woods and an associate broker with the This sale will offer tremendous savings, as well as the opportunity to save on your company was named top sales agent for the period. Jeff DarneD sales tax. Don't miss it. We will look forward to seeing you on Saturday in either Shelby was named the top listing agent. He lives in Grosse Pointe Park. Township, St. Clair, or Mt. Clemens. Former Grosse Pointer Cynthia Burt has been promoted to in- formation systems analyst in the engineering laboratory of Dow SALE HOURS - 7:18 a.m. to 6:14 p.m. Central Research and Development. Burt joined Dow in the devel- opment group of the SimuSolv computer program. Her activities Saturday, February 22, 1992 have Included creating a testing suite, implementmg quality and configuration management processes, developing and dlstnbuting a techmcal newsletter and developing new data management com- mands Jerome GaJeski of Grosse Pointe was recently honored by United Parcel Service for completing 25 years of service with the company. GaJeski, who is a delivery driver with UPS in Harper Woods, was cited for hiS loyal service contnbutlOns to the com. pany .. I 'bruary 20, 1992 'osse Pointe News News 21A Edison awards grants to educational groups, Sixteen non-profit educa- grants were: tional organizations in south- • Frank D. Stellingwen of • MIChael G Cronk of St Grosse Pointe Woods chose eastern MIchigan have been Clair Shores dIrected $750 to Grosse Pomte North High recognized by the volunteerism the Detroit Area CouncIl, Boy School as the recipient of a of 20 Detroit EdIson employees Scouts of Amenca Cronk IS in- $1,000 grant. Stellingwerf and by $16,500 in grants pre- volved with scoutmg fundrals- serves as the treasurer of the sented to them by the Detroit mg actiVIties Edison Foundation North Parents' Club. The grants are part of the Walter J. McCarthy Jr Volun- teer ServIce Grant program es- tablished in April 1990 to rec- ognize and encourage the utility's employees who partICI- pate as volunteers In pre-<:ol lege, education-related actiVI- ties. Named in honor of EdIson's fornler chairman and chief ex- Ice Berg 2/99~ ecutive officer, the program is HEAD LETTUCE •.••.• open to employees who have donated 50 or more hours of Fresh 79~ 50 years on t e corner PhorobyJohnMmrus unpaid volunteer service to ed- BROCCOLI...... BUNCH ucatIOn-related organizations in The Verheyden funeral home has stood on the comer of Mack and Outer Drive in Grosse the previous year. Pointe Park for 50 years. The building on the outside appears to look the same except for U.S. #1 Idaho 89~5LB Employees who receive the the new sign that was added to commemorate the 50 years of service to the community. POTATOES...... BAG Inside, the building has been completely redecorated. recognition may designate the organIZation for which they vol Charles Verheyden died in 1985, leaving Joseph K. Miller as the only employee from the Sunkist unteer or any non-profit com- 4J99~ original staff. Now president, Miller chose David Otto, a 3O-year employee. to be vice munity service group in the L EM 0 N S •••••••••••••••••••• president and general manager. A new service in the last couple of years is the addition of Betsy McCormick, bereavement counselor. DetrOIt EdIson service area to receive a grant. U.S.D.A. FRESH AMERICAN ~' Local residents awarded LEG.O.LAMB ...... $199LB ~_. ;" ~ .... Business 'il11'.18iQ Children's Home honors staff ~ CENTER CUT $219' Notes The Children's Home of De- Receiving five-year pins were years at the Cook Road campus CORNED BEEF LB troit's second Staff Recognition Sharon Harper and Craig Per- before transferring to th~ new The Social Security Office, Day Feb. 13 honored employees kIns, child care workers, and program N.Y. STRIP STEAK S $449LB serving the east side of Detroit for their service, Wlth Fran cook Mary Theophanous. Ten- , and the Grosse Pointe area, has Farrow, cluld care worker, re- year pin recipients w~re Marge Center Cut Boneless moved to Pointe Plaza, 19251 ceiving the 1991 PresidentIal Chrisman, child care worker, Train to volunteer 99 Mack Avenue, Suite 333, De- Award as Employee of the CHUCK ROAST ...... LB ~ Doris Mulligan, health center Georgian East Nursing $1 troit, 48236. The telephone Year. attendant, and Debbie Smith, Home will host a "You Can 99 number will remain 1-800-772- Staff members with five, 10 SOCIalservice secretary. LEAN CUBE STEAK.. LB 1213. and 15 years of service were Make A Difference" volunteer 2 Celebrating 15 years were orientation seminar on Satur- • awarded pins and the 12 Em- Eugenie Frodien, purchasing Six designers will be in- day, Feb. 29, from 9 a.m. to 4 ployees of the Month for 1991 agent, Patty Rhoton, chIld care volved in a trunk show at Ju- p.m. at the nursing home, were also honored. worker, Alice Ross, administra- dith 17045 Kercheval in 21401 Mack. Ann, tive aIde, and Nancy Zajac, 2 LITER DIET POP the Village. The designers _ The seminar is free and fo- admimstrative assistant. SALE Lorrie Kabala, Daymor Cou- cuses on training community Research works. Andrea Bledsoe, unit living Diet Coke, ture, George F. Couture, members in a nursing home Diet Caffeine Free, Asu- supervisor at the Secure Pro- man, Jeanne Marc and Gary setting. Diet Cherry Coke, ~,,-- SPANISH gram located In the Carlyle Fabrikant - will present nAmetican Heart Pre-registration is required Diet Sprite CHAMPAGNE Centre for Mental Health In mother-of-the-bride and special V' Association Call Patricia Harney at 778- ; +DEP 99 Warren, also celebrated 15 0800 or register in person. DIETS occasion dresses. The showing 79 ONLY $6 750ML will be held Thursday, Feb. 27, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Millage ,.:*:".:*w From page 1 taxes that are being diverted to poorer school districts. The losses in FICA funds and property taxes are being chal- lenged in court. Also, interest earnings have been some $325,000 less than had been anticipated when this year's budget was drafted Throughout March and April, the school board will be hearing budget proposals from individual schools through the on-site budgeting process. The actual budget will be approved in June. The tax rate necessary to balance the budget will not be levied until September. Marr said the school-finance juggling going on in Lansing makes it difficult to determine what to expect from the state - or, more accurately, what more the state will take from the wealthier school districts. "It's like trying to hit a mov- ing target," she said. The Legislature is talking about rescinding the so-ealled "Robin Hood" legislation that strips wealthy school districts of 50 percent of their commer- cial taxes. Gov. John Engler has also called for a 30 percent cut in school property taxes, which would be offset by the state. It is not clear where the governor plans to get the money to reimburse the school districts for the property tax cuts. Thirty percent of the Grosse Pointe school taxes is about $15 million - the amount that would be raised by an 8 3-mill tax. Motorist found packing gun Our reconstructive surgery won't get When a 52-year-old Detroit man was stopped at Mack and Audubon in the Park at 10:45 in the way of your emergency treatment. a.m Feb. 13, he was loaded. Even during oonstruct1on, Cottage No, he hadn't been drinking. WIth the pnvacy and dJgnJty you expect Hospital offers the easiest access in town Rather, the officer noticed 8 38- For prompt emergency care, uSPthe caliber blue steel revolver pro- In the commg year, Cottage HOSPltal Beserved Emergotlcy Parkmg Lot at the 1"_'_1 COTTAGE HOSPITAL truding from the driver's will contmue to unprove Jill emergency Kercheval Avenue enl ranee For scheduled u.w'" OF GROSSE POINTE seI'VlC8to the commumtor by enhancmg a member of t/(hl)c.J'r!n~ Health System pocket. The loaded gun was adm.1as1on or other hospital serv1ces, 11s(' confiscated. Jts facility and expandm.g Jts capabilitIes the Cottage Parkmg Deck on MUIr Hand Your commumty hOSpital, building to be the best. Police also found a small And WI.11contmue to trent erich patIent nno f'nwr at the west eno of t he 1l1111dmt\ quantity of suspected narcotics 159 Kercheval Avenue. Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-8800 in the car. Charges are pending. ------ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 22A February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Section B Churches 4B February 20, 1992 Bndge Column 2B Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 5B Features Sports... . 9B Visiting theologian describes new-found freedom of Romanian churches By Margie Reins Smith limit on numbers of students." Feature Editor The Rev. Aurel Jivi and his wife, LIl- Now the church can publish literature freely. "This was not possible in the past," iana, live in Sibiu, a city of 200,000 people he said. in the province of Transylvania, almost exactly in the center of Romania. The Jivis are participating in Grosse Besides visiting old friends Mary and the Pointe Memorial Church's ecumenical min- Rev. V. Bruce Rigdon of Grosse Pointe ister program, which sponsors a pastor Memorial Church, Aurel Jivi said he has a from another country or culture each year for a month long visit. twofold purpose for their month-long visit to Grosse Pointe: Aurel Jivi earned a bachelor's degree He hopes to raise our collective con- from Sibiu Theological Institute, a mas- sciousness about what's happening in post. ter's degree in theology from McCormick revolutionary Romania. And he is learning Theological Seminary, and a doctorate Phow by Margie Rems Smllh how American churches are successfully from Bucharest Theological Institute. He Liliana Jivi and The Rev. Aurel]ivi teaches theology and church history at the helping the unemployed, homeless, hungry Communist party. For a long time there mania, which has a population of 23 mil- and troubled people in the United States. University of Sibiu. He's also a deacon in was great uncertainty about the Commun- lion," he said. "On the one hand we'd like to learn the Romanian Orthodox Church. ist party. Nobody talked about it. Many Liliana Jivi teaches English at Avram Lihana Jivi said she's enjoying Grosse 'more about the social involvement of the Communists held important positions, so Pomte, especially the new prople she's .church here. On the other hand, we hope Iancu High School in Sibiu, a public high pretty soon former Communists began to met. school with about 1,000 students in grades .to share with people here information re-emerge. They became vocal and de- "People are more interesting than mu- about religious life in Romania and the nine through 12. She majored in English manded the restoration of the party." seums," she said. 'needs of our churches and our people," he at the University of Cluj in Transylvania. In spite of the continuing Communist in- "Most of the students are well-disci- Liliana Jivi wrote her dissertation in said. fluence, Aurel Jivi said there have been 1970 on "Slang in Modern American plined," she said. "They don't have to wear Since the December 1989 revolution, he many positive changes since the revolu- Drama." As a hobby, she has continued said, Romanian churches are enjoying a school uniforms any more. They like to tion. wear jeans - bleached jeans - what you collecting and translating American slang. new sense of freedom. Churches are ac- "We have freedom of the press now; and She's picked up a few dozen new slang tively promoting new social programs in call stone-washed jeans. They like short freedom of religion. But a growing number skirts. They're good students. expressions in Grosse Pointe. Romania. of younger pe'Jple want to distance them- Like, "Holy cow." "During the Communist regime," he "English is foreign language No.1 in selves from the Communist past," he said. Romania. Some start learning English m Other expressions she'll take back to said, "the church was not involved in s0- He described some new services initiated Romania are: "Chill out," "Leaded or un- cial activities. We couldn't even make hos- kindergarten. " by Romanian churches: Aurel Jivi described Romania's current leaded," (referring to coffee with or without pital visits. We couldn't teach religion in "The CatholIc church runs day care cen- caffeine), "Let's blow this pop stand," economic woes. "The crisis is severe, but the schools. The church was just barely al- ters and orphanages for handicapped child- meamng "Let's get out of here," and lowed to survive. We were like a ghetto. not as bad as in Russia. We have a shor- ren tage of basic foodstuffs - milk and meat "Take it down a thousand feet," meaning We were hidden away. "Churches have soup kitchens; they visit "Calm down." and bread. These things are available, but "The church is completely free now. We the elderly and the ill, they're planning How can Grosse Pointers help Romanian can choose people for important positions, at much higher prices, sometimes 10 times programs for young people. churches? like bishops, with fair elections. In the the former prices," he said. "Admittedly, there has been some increase in salaries "Money may be sent to the Romanian past, the Communist government ap- "There are some new projects in the the- Church earmarked for the hospital that pointed them." also, but not a tenfold increase." ological schools, like a theology and lin- The bloody revolution in December 1989, the church runs in Bucharest," Aurel Jivi In the past, he said, Romania had a lim- guistics program for people who teach reli- saId. "We need religious and theolOgical ited number of theological schools - very when Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceau- gion in the public schools," he saId. sescu was executed, resulted in the deaths books for our libraries and we need money few. Aurel Jivi said abortion IS an issue of for scholarship assistance for students." of 1,000 people, Aurel Jivi said, "and concern for the -Churches of Romania "It "The schools were only allowed to accept The Jivis Wlll be m Grosse Pointe until that's a conservative estimate. was illegal In the past It is no longer ille- March 5 For InformatIon about classes a certain number of students. Now there "The people who came to power after the gal. During the last 1 1/2 years, there have are a lot of new theological schools and no Aurel Jivi will teach whil he's here, call revolution were the second echelon of the been more than a mIllion abortions in Ro- 882-5330. A Harbor Place Cluster Home Has Everything You Need On One Floor ... 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Following is a list of friends of alcohol abusers, it spring luncheon on Saturday, lOn show wIll begin at 1 p.m. The deadline for reservatlOns IS weekly free support groups Edwards & Monday, Feb 24 meets Thursdays at 8 p.m. March 7, at the Grosse POInte Sons Inc., on at The Oxford Institute, an • Alanon, a support Yacht Club in Grosse Pointe The cost of the luncheon IS alcohol and substance Th ursday, The Women's ConnectlOn of group for families and Shores. $22 and reservatIOns may be : abuse rehabilItation center Feb 27 Grosse Pomte IS a women's net- friends of alcohol abusers. FashIons wIll be presented by made by sending a check to located at 825 W. Drahner Hsu workmg and support group meets Thursdays at 8 p.m. the Jane Woodbury Shop of Women of Wayne, Grosse Road In Oxford. It ISaffili- earned a composed of busmess and Grosse Pointe. Registration and Pointe chapter, to Rose Hauck, ated WIth Detroit's St. bachelor's professional women and women • Naranon, a support cash bar WIll begIn at 11 a m. 20211 Old Homestead, Harper degree from John Hospital and MedIcal group for famihes and A luncheon of hot pasta salad, Woods,48225. preparmg to enter or re-enter Center. the Umver. the workforce VIsitors and friends of narcotic addicts, • Adult Children of Alco- sIty of Michl. guests are welcome For Infor. meets Wednesdays at 8 holIcs, a support group for Shores Genealogy Club meets Feb. 27 gan. She reg. matIon on the locatlOn of the p.m. adults affected by parents' The St. Clair Shores Geneal. be "Searching Your BritIsh ularly Hsu meetmg, the orgamzation and • Narcotics Anonymous, alcoholism, meets on Mon. ogy Club will hold Its regular Genealogy. " speaks throughout the DetroIt Its actIVItIes, call Nancy Neat a support group for drug- days at 8 pm monthly meeting at 7 p.m area on financIal planning and at 2967402 (days) or 882-1855 dependent individuals, gIves Investment semInars. (nIghts) • AlcoholIcs Anonymous, meets Wednesdays at 8 Thursday, Feb 27, at the St The club is sponsored by the a support group for alcohol- p.m. Clair Shores PublIc Library, St ClaIr Shores Historical dependent IndIviduals, • Cocaine Anonymous, a 22500 11 Mile, on the corner of CommiSSIOn and meets on the holds meetings Sundays at support group for cocaine- Jefferson Avenue. fourth Thursday of each month. School of Government meets Feb. 26 7 p.m. and Tuesdays and dependent individuals, The speaker wlll be Mary The programs are free and Thursdays at 8 p.m. meets Fridays at 8 p.m. Karshner, former curator of open to the public. Beginnmg • Alanon, a support For more information, manuscripts for the Burton HIS. and experienced genealogists group for families and call 1-800-548-0670. torical Collection at the DetrOIt are welcome For more Informa- Public LIbrary. Her toPIC WIll tIon, call 771-9021. Lecture to be on improving memory Jewish Council sponsors lecture The Grosse Pomte JeWIsh DIamond is director of educa. ' A free program, "Improving remember functional activities Council WIll sponsor a lecture tion at Temple Beth EI In West Your Memory," will be offered such as taking medications and by Rabbi Barry Diamond, "A Bloomfield. The community is- on Tuesday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m. paying bills, and how to use Jewish Perspective on Current mvited. There will be no Fer at St John Hospital-Macomb memory strategies. Events," on Tuesday, Feb. 25, charge. For information, write' REPRINTS Center In Mount Clemens. St. John Hospital-Macomb at 7:30 p.m. at the Grosse the council at P.O Box 25031,' - Center is located at 26755 Bal- Pointe Unitarian Church, Detroit, 48225 of Editorial Photos - Speech-language pathologists lard Road, one block west of 17150 Maumee, Grosse Pointe - Call - from the hospItal will discuss Jefferson. To register, callI. 88%-6090 how partICIpants can learn to 800-237-5646 Monday through - - exercise memory skills, how to Trowel and Error Garden Club meets Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. - - The Trowel and Error Gar- freshments. .. -: den club will meet at the home Following the monthly busi- . of Georgina La Chapelle today, ness meeting, guest speaker for Feb. 20, at 12:30 p.m Pat the day Jean Rice will present '"'Bridg~e~=-==-==-==-==-==-==-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;v'";;;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 J.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;},+ -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_<;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~' '--.:' ~"II Schmitt will assist with reo a program about urban trees. OccasIOnally the unusual no trwnp over-caller has significant equipage in •• •• H C P. then there's often fire works that equal the fourth. Garden Center presents pruning lecture • HAVE A PLEASANT TRy AT PERFECTION • Such was the case on the fIrst Friday of this year's St. Clair game. Your col- :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD ummst had a front row seat sitting east when Arm Paddock and Mel Cunningham The DetrOIt Garden Center proper pruning techniques for t'. + .: were the benefiCIaries of today's extraordinary pasteboards. will present "The Art of Prun- artIStically shaped trees and ing" on Saturday, Feb. 29, from .w Ann .E Mm shrubs. Admission IS $7. Call A1vm Roth and Tomas Stone were two of our games most mnovatJve theo- 1NT 4NT SH 10 a.m. until noon. Robert Nev. 259-6363 for reservatIOns. nsts some Jlurly odd years ago. Wlule neIther play competitively today, many • SNT 8C eux, horticulturist, WIll lecture The Garden Center is located . of their conventions Wlll remam a standard of exceptional blddmg lechruque P.... d Out on the whys and how-tos of at 1460 E. Jefferson in the his- ~ for bridge history. Two of their most radical developments when flrsl mtro- pruning. He will demonstrate tonc Moross House. duced were the negative double and the unusual no trump wluch today are a • AQ basic part of every duplicate players bidding bag. NIS Vulnerable • A The unusual no trump over-call is one of the most colorful bids ever • K J 1097 Pointe Garden Club to meet Feb. 24 devised. This rascal has caused much partnership confusIOn when unproperly • A K 10 75 used so today we're going to tly and clean up it's use. The Pointe Garden Club will Butterflies to Your Garden," The definItion of unusual is quite precLSe.. different, unhke, not the same, meet on Monday, Feb. 24, at WIll be presented by Judy Cor- the home of Mrs Raymond out of the ordinaxy. Therefore, its use is pnnclpally lmuted to a hand of a cer- • KJ93 • 107 nellier. Assistant hostesses will Walk. tam texture and shape. Inpracl1ce, it 15 a take~ut double for mmors and most • KJ2 • Q 1098 7643 .be .J1n? Charles l--!UI;lb".~s . often doesn't contain many high cards. Usually Its greatest strength 15 Its shape • A532 • 84 ~~tern~, and ~ ,Robert and lIll1ess well fortified WIth high cards, shouldn'l be used unless the vUlner- • QJ .8 The program, "Attractmg R~ll: \, - - - abJlIly IS favorable. Elch m cement thal a no trump btd by opener or responder is never, never lUJusual II is the prune blddmg property of the over-caller and Mel must be as easy to read as this paper's front page • 88542 G.P. Camera Club plans meeting The question then becomes imperative. When is a no trump over-call stan- • 5 dard and when is It unusual? • Q8 WeleclH2 The Grosse Pointe Camera gram on available light .98432 Club will meet on Tuesday, FIrst some standard examples. photography. Visitors are wel- One must wonder what Ann was thinking With twenty-one high and heard Feb. 25, at 7:30 p.m. at Brow- come. E S. YlN West open a no trump. I witnessed this clear headed thinkers consternation IS lNT- South has a flal hand 16-18 H C.P. nell Middle School, 260 Cha!- For more information, call before takJng any action. You knew she had concluded that East and South must lH 2NT South has a flat hand 19-21 H.C P fonte, in Room C-l!, for a pro- 824-9064 or 881-8034. 10 be almost barren of high cards. She also knew that she sat in the power position INT Nonh has a flat hand 14-18 H C P. strategically seated behind all the opponents strength. Ann must have then 3C 3NT Nonh has a flat hand 19+ H.C.P. decided that If Mel had cards in either minor, they belonged in game and thel"e. fore the unusual no trump even at such an extended level. I got my two cents in Now the unusual variation: WIth my eight card heart suit, but that only seemed to motivate the lovely Mrs. E ~ W N Paddock 10 be more perSistenl as she certainly had the poWel" to be so. Mel was IS 2S 2NT North has both minors. At least 12 H.C.P. obviously in shock when it was next her turn. Her expression remained unpas- DON'T PAINT YOUR IH IS 2NT North has both minors. At le~t 12 H C.P sive, but you knew she was asking someone to forgive her her sins. She knew 2S 3S 3NT Nonh has both minors. At leas I 15 H.C P. she couldn't pass, but six clubs with her bag of left over low cards seemed near- RADIATORS 4H 4NT Nonh has both mmors. At least 18 H.C.P. Paint drastically reduces the el'lclency 01 steam & hot ly msane. Fmally she took the vulnerable plunge with not much more than a water radiators and wood enclosures are poor heal supreme confidence in her partner's projected power. conduclors Be very careful with this holding second seat even with favorable vulner- in The play for twelve tricks was no cake walk especially if West had the three Affordable Ace Rad/alor Enclosures ability after your right hand opponent opens a major. • Oller durability 01 steet WIth baked enamel Irmsh In missing clubs. In that event, trwnps would have to be led toward dummy twlce decorator cotors and this could only be aclueved by repeated diamond plays. 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DiChier&, general director of community WIth the only h. cal Museum, the John Ray the Michigan Opera Theatre, brary and resow'ce center of its AIDS fund to assist people with and Karen VanderKloot Di- kind in MIchIgan, is sponsormg AIDS through programs at Chiera. a fundralser, "Stylemakers of Harper Hospital and Henry The traditional dinner dance the 20th Century," begmnmg Ford HospItal - this year on Saturday, Feb. at 7 p m on Friday, Feb 28, at 22, from 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. the RItz Carlton, Dearborn. About 300 people are ex- at the Detroit Athletic Club _ Honorary chaIrmen for the pected to attend. TICkets are will benefit the Michigan 0p- dinner are Keith and Mary $200 for benefactors; $150 for era Theatre's presentation of Kay Crain of Grosse POinte patrons, $125 for fflends. For the Polish opera "King Roger" Style maker of the Year more mformatlOn, call 533- 0578 on May 2, 6 and 9. The event awards wJlI be presented to will also support the Polish art honorees whose personal bUSI- Other Grosse POinters who collection at the Detroit Insti- ness and commumty achIeve- are on the planning committees tute of Arts. ments have contributed to the are Theresa Selvaggio and "Given the current budget style and stability of the mar- Sandra Baer. situation of the state of Michi- ketplace - Margie Rezns Smith gan ... .I applaud you ... who have raised private funds for the arts," Gov. Engler said. Tamara Madeleine Lie, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kim Lie of Grosse Pointe Park, wIll A fundraiser to benefit the Northeast Guidance Center is set for Saturday. March 14. at be one of the participants in Barrister House in St. Clair Shores. The theme: "Passport to Monte Carlo - A Millionaire's the third Presentation of Debu- Party:' The event will include gambling and hearty hors d'oeuvres. We are an established company which caters to tantes of Bal Polonais. Steering committee members and volunteers include. from left. seated. lovana Cisco. the comfort needs of the elderly in the home. The evening will also mclude Laurie lensen and Andrea Mattai. Standing. from left. are Sharon Vasher. Katherine dinner, dancing, the Grande Letscher. Mary Carey. Tara Perry. Lynn Ruppe. Kathy Marowski. Bonnie Perry and Bonnie We offer personalized services for all situations. Polonaise, strolling musicians, Semple. chairman. Let us be your home care connection. a dance ensemble and soloists For tickets. call 824-8000. from the cast of "King Roger." TlCkets are $125 each; $175 (313) 772-5360 for patrons; $250 for benefac. Quintet, consisting of 000 Pointers elected: The , trustees. tors. members Paul Ganson, Shel- MichIgan Cancer Foundation . ~~v.;} Dr. Mi- Professional Medical Services For more information, call ley Heron, Laurence Liber- held Its annual meeting and ')f~,-$ chael Bren- son, Corbin Wagner and Jef- several ,~~ St.f.l 642-2730,352-1968 or 822-7085. ~ • ./ Vh ~,Jnan received fery Zook. John Hospllal and Medical Center Members of the Bal Polonais Grosse Pomt- of'") 1 . \\\ a Distin- committee include Grosse Chairman of the event is ers were ;:: i: ( ~ ~ished Ser- Serving the tn-county area since 1952 Pointers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mary Baynert. Ida Mae named to the ... VIce Award A. Germack Jr., Mrs. Massnick IS chalrIIJan of host- foundation's v for his 25 Thomas Schoenith and Mrs. esses. Other hostesses at the boards years of lead- George Slezak. event will be Nancy Caputo, Randy ership m the Gloria Clark, Marilyn Cotic- Agley was foundation. Concerts begin: The De. chio, Marie MainWaring and named chaIr- Brennan Dr. Vainu- troit Symphony Orchestra will Catherine McMullen. man of the tis Vaitkevi. begin Its third decade of mini. Each event begins with a A I board of cius succeeded Brennan as g ey trustees. musicales, "Preludes East," luncheon at 12:15 p.m., fol- preSIdent last year. presented by the Detroit Sym- lowed by a concert. The cost for David J. Campbell and Art The MIchIgan Cancer Foun. s phony Orchestra Hall Volun- the entire series is $40. Individ- Van EIslander were elected to datIOn, a United Way Agency, teer Council. The frrst concert ualluncheon and concert tick- three-year terms on the board is recognized internationally for {)ptlcaf cStudlo 1- will be on Friday, Feb. 28, at ets are $17.50. Concert-only its reseat'ch the Grosse Pointe War Memo- tickeUi are $5. For tickets, call in the rial the DSOH volunteer office at of trustees. causes, treat- After lunch, the program will 962.1000 or the chairman at Patrick ! ment and NEW REFLECTION F-REE feature the Detroit Wood~nd 884.2458. Wrenn was prevention of • named to a cancer and :e~ ~~ee,year related dls- Pride of the Pointes tooInoOn < eases and for •MCF's board health edu- Michaela Daly of Grosse Leslie Cook, daughter of of directors cation and Pointe was named to the fall Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook of patient ser. Austin quarter dean's list at the Sa- Grosse Pointe Farms, has com. VIcepro- vannah College of Art and De- pleted an internship at Pme Dale Austin and Nicole Van EIslander grams for sign. Daly is a senior majoring Manor College. She served as a Stroh were named honorary reSIdents of southeastern Michl' in painting. tour guIde at the ChIldren's hfe members of the board of gan. • Museum in Boston. Cook IS a Marine Prc. Jason A. Shan- senior majoring in manage- non, son of Marie T. Shannon ment Warm And Loving Care of Grosse Pointe Woods, re- • Friendly companionship and speCIal actiVIties for older adults who need superVised day care In a spacIous setting convenient cently completed recruit train- A breakthrough AR coating that's easier to clean ing in San Diego. U.S. Army Pvt. Tamara M. to the POlntes • DeFrain has completed basic Call today for full details or drop In and VISit trammg at Fort Leonard Wood, Grosse Pomter Sean Patrick CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS Eye Examinations Available I Mo. She is Byrne, a sophomore at the A Center of Lutheran Social services of Michigan University of Richmond and a the daughter 4950 Gateshead near Mack and Moross member of the varsity tennis of Bernad- 882-9711 team, was recently honored as ette M. S0- 881-3374 19599 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods lak of Grosse Partially funded by the United FoundatIon a Colonial Athletic Association 6900 Orchard Lake Rd.• Suite 307. West Bloomfield Scholar-Athlete. Byrne has also Pointe and the DetrOit Area Agency on Aging jomed Phi Kappa Sigma fra. Woods ternity and is involved in a vol. • unteer tennIs program which works WIth inner city middle This Anniversary school students. DeFrain Ask For Her Other Hand WINTER Bay Tree Interiors Ltd. CLEARANCE SALE Grosse Pointe Farms REFRESH RENEW REDO! IN Whether you prefer traditional, PROGRESS contemporary, or a sophisticated blending of styles, we will create a look for your home that will interpret your individuality. Judith P.O'Connor Mona E. Wolter 886-9191 FURTHER REDUCTIONS In the post 6 months UPTO HAVE YOU MOVED! DECOME ENGAGED! 700/0 OFF In the post 3 months HAD A DADn -"yIf,{iPj<:=: ~ .;::;"." We have lots of local information and over 59 gjfts - No strings! ""' CALLSUSAN HOFFMAN 884-5756 The diamond anniversary ring. A band of Jhe shops of diamonds that says you'd marry her allover again. \t'atlon. I'iC!rcC! edmund t. AHEE jewelers 'Uftann~Oll 16828 KEIK:HEVAL • G~OSSE POINTE 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods 884-1330 Phone - even if you only moved next door! OPEN MONOAY - FRIDAY 1000-600 886-4600 THUI1SDAV TIll 7 00 SATURDAY nLlS 30 , -- --_....~ -- ...... ----~~------~------...w.. __ ...*_ _...... _ _.. ._ .. __.. _ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES. SVSTHAC:. rnN<:11I T.ll.TInlI ,\ ' '\ 48 February 20, 1992- p:: Cnurches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner First English Lutheran Church The Season of Lent presents /Fiddler on the Roo!' By the Rev. Waner A. SChmidt First EnQhsh Lutheran Church Wednesday, March 4, is Ash Wednesday, the begin- The Open Door Series at Tim Donegan, plays Motel, Joel ning of the Season of Lent. This season in the Church's First English Evangelical Lu. Grumm IS Perchik, John Jo- calendar IS a time of preparation, reflection and repent- theran Church will present seph plays Lazar Wolf and Don ance. It IS preparing for the awesome events of Holy "Fiddler on the Roof' at 7:30 Ford portrays Morcha. George p.m. on Friday and Saturday, More is the Rabbi and Mendel Week and the suffering, death and resurrection of Je- Feb. 28 and 29. sus Christ and Gerry MichoskI plays Dinner will be served in the Avrahm and Nachum. Beth Te- It IS a time of reflectIOn as the ChrIstian remembers fellowshIp hall from 6:30 p.rn treault portrays Granma Tzei. that Jesus' suffering and death is for us for our forgive- First English is located at 800 tel, Chris Judson is Fruma- ness, for he bore our sms upon the cross at QQlgotha. V~rnier at Wedgewood in Sarah, Bruce Udell plays the It is a tIme of repentance as the word repentance lit- Grosse Pomte Woods. Constable, Coos Tetreault IS erally means "return to the Lord," that is, turning "FIddler on the Roof," a clas- Fyedka and Barb Stustman away from sm and tU.rIling to God; to His mercy, to sic m the Amencan theater, IS portrays Shaindel. His love and to HIS will. based on a book by Joseph The Fiddler is Tim Donegan. The responsory, which comes from scripture that is Stein, with mUSIC by Jerry The VIllagers are played by Rehearsing a scene from "Fiddler on the Roof" are. from Bock and lyncs by Sheldon John Kalogerakos, Brandon used durmg Lent ill many of our congregations, sum- left. Tim Donegan as Motel. George More as the Rabbi and Hanllck. manzes this emphasis very well: "Return to the Lord, Tambourine and Bnan Buhlin- Amy Ruston as TzeUel. The play will be presented on Friday "The First Enghsh players ger; the Russian villagers are and Saturday. Feb. 28 and 29. your QQd, for He IS gracious and merciful, slow to an- have worked hard to do justice Harry Kalogerakos and Walter ger and abounding m steadfast love" to this remarkab1e work," said Schmidt A traditional discipline during the Season of Lent is Salem Memorial Church presents Karen Ford, director. Robert Tickets for mnner and the to "give up" something. This takes a variety of forms, Foster, director of mUSIC at play are $15.50; $10.50 for stu- such as giving up sweets, or alcohol, or cigarettes, or hymn featival Sunday, March 1 First Enghsh and accompanist dents Tlckets must be reserved dancing, just to name a few. at Grosse Pointe North HIgh by calling the church office at If this is your tradition and it helps you to reflect A hymn festIval at Salem tor of music at St. Matthew School, is musical director. 884-5040 by Monday, Feb 24. upon the true meamng of Lent - well and good. I cer- Memonal Lutheran Church, Lutheran Church in Dayton, MarllSa Miller and company Tickets for the play only are tainly would not be one to discourage that discipline. 21230 Moross, DetrOIt, will fea. Ohio, and a visiting professor of have done the choreography. $6.50; $4.50 for students. They The cast includes Dan Setchell However, I would like to suggest an alternative or ture organist church music at Trinity Lu. may be ordered by phone or as Tevye and Moruca Setchell purchased at the door. All seats an addition to "giving up" something for Lent - to Donald Bus- theran Seminary in Columbus, arow on Sun. Ohio. as Golde. Tevye's five daugh- are reserved. The Rev. Walter "take on" something for Lent as our spintual disci- ters are Amy Rushton, Sandi pline. day, March Schmidt is senior pastor of 1, at 7 p.m. Owens, Marlisa Miller, Gail First English Church and the What each of us could "take on" would vary. Let me Busarow is Jefferson Avenue Glovak and Allison Glovak. Rev. Paul Owens is assistant suggest a few Items to spark your thinking: a professor of Kathy Wesserling is Yente, pastor. One could take on a commitment to regular worship music at Presbyterian during the Season of Lent. Many churches have mid- WIttenberg week Lenten services which could be especially helpful University presents concert Anxiety support group meets at Cottage and director for those who must work on the weekends. The chancel choir and solo- of the Wit- Another could be a commitment to visit that neigh- Busarow ists of Jefferson Avenue Presby- The next meeting of Cottage panic attacks and/or agora. tenberg Uni- bor or relative or friend who is in a nursing home. terian Church will present Hospital's anxiety support phobia, is welcome, along WIth versity Choir He IS also direc- Maybe we could volunteer time and energy to assist "Chestnuts of Old," a program group will be held on Thurs. friends or relatives. The group with the homeless ministry or some other worthy vol- of old favorites, on Sunday, day, Feb. 27, in the hospital's will meet agam on Monday, unteer service Kolping Society March 1. Refreshments will fol. lower level, from 7 to 9 p.m. March 9, and Thursday, March Lent could be the time to patch up that long-stand- low. 26. Cost is $1 per meetmg. For ing feud between you and a former friend or relative. holds card party Anyone who experiences anx- further information, call 884. The concert will begin at 4 iety, particularly in the form of 8600, ext. 2637 This season could be the time when you begin a The CatholIc Kolping Society daily Bible reading or devotional program for yourself p.m. and tickets will be avail- WIll hold a card party on Sun. able at the door for $8; $5 for and your family. The list of suggestIOns could go on 0 day, Feb 23, at the Kolping students and seniors. Ample Leukemia support group meets Feb. 27 and on, but the idea is to choose something that would Center, 24409 Jefferson in St. lighted and attended free park- be meaningful for you. Then do it! Clllll' Shores. Donation is $5. A family support group for gUsh Evangelical Lutheran; mg is available directly behind patients and family members Church, from 7 to 8:30 p.m .. In the final analysis, the response of the child of God Reservations are reqwred. Call the church, which is located at Lynne Rheker at 757-1251 or touched by leukemia, lym- The group meets on the fourth to God's gracious love - a love so great that he was East Jefferson and Burns in phoma, multiple myeloma and Thursday of each month. For WIlling to become one of us and suffer and die for us _ ElIZabeth Pfuerstinger at 465- Indian Village. For additional 4602. Hodgkin's disease will meet on Information, call the Leukemia is not in what we refrain from doing but rather, guided information, call 822.3456. Thursday, Feb 27, at First En- Society at 778-6800. by QQd's love and Spirit, in what we do. See PASTOR, page 12B St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United WORSHIP SERVICES 375L~~;-=~rfont. Methodist Church «:RfWJVinON Of I'M: 'OAN$DGUUnON • 9.00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. (120571 Vernierjust W.of 1-94 Worship Harper Woods Featuring Dr. Donald Busarow, Organist at Salem Memorial Lutheran Church 10:10 Education 884-2035 t Nursery AvaJlable 10:30a.m. Worship 21230 Moross, Detroit 881-9210 DIAL Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke 9:15 a.m. Sunda School Sunday, March 1, 1992 - 7:00 p.m. First English Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE A PRAYER VernierRd. at WedgewoodDr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Grosse Pointe Woods Kercheval at Lakepomte 884-5040 822-3823 8:30 & Il:OOa.m. Worslup Sunday Schooland Worship "CtlE&TNUT& or OLD" 882-8770 9:45 am. Sunday School 10:3.0a.m.. Dr. WalterA. Sclunidt,Pastor Nursery IS proVIded ANAFTERNOONOFMumCALNOS~LGM Grosse Pointe Unitarian Pastor Paul Owens Rev.HarVeyReh Presented By GROSSE Church 51 James Lutheran Church 240 Rev. John Corrado Christ the King The Chancel Choir and Soloists of Chalfonte 170 McMillan Rd., near Kercheval POINTE preaching Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian Church at Grosse Pointe Farms Lutheran Church UNITED Lothrop 11:00 a.m. Service & Church School 884-0511 Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 SUNDAY MARCH 1st at 4:00 p.m. CHURCH 884.3075 17150 MAUMEE 881.0420 .:-Refreshments following (- Rev. John Corrado, Minister 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 900 a.m. SWlday School & BIble Classes 9.00 & 10.30 a.m Worship Semces a caring church ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Worship Tickets at door E. Jefferson at Burns SUpelVl ~ed NurseI)' 9:30 a.m. Education Hour $8.00 Donation in Indian Village "Facing up to Failure" CHURCH Presclwol call 884-5090 ~ 20475 SUDDingdale Park for all ages $5.00 Students and Seniors Information at 822-3456 LukeS: 1.11 Grosse Pointe Woods, 8844820 Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor 915 Farmly WorshopIYoulhClasses 8.00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Robin Abbott, Minister of Nurture Complimentary attended and lighted parking. 10 30 Adult EducabonIYoulh AcbVlbll. 10 30 a.m. Choral Euchansl and Sermon Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 11 15 Trad'bonaI Worship OIurch School (Nursery Available) CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE Mid-Week Eucharist 11:30 a.m. Thesday THE SUBJEcr FOR THIS Grosse Pointe DR ROY R HUTCHEON. PASTOR The Rev. Robert E. Neily SUNDAY IS: The Rev. Jack G. Trembath UNITED METHODIST The Rev. Ruth Clausen CHURCH Grosse POinte "Mind" WOODS A Friendly Church for All Ages PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd. Church EPISCOPAL Scientist Grosse Pointe Farms 19950 Mack (OOmeen Moross & Vernier) 886.2363 9:00a.m. CHURCH Grosse Pointe Farms, "Public and/or Private Morality" Worship & Learning Center Saturday 282 Chalfonte Ave. Dr. Jack E. Giguere, preaching 10.00a m. 5:30 P m. Holy Euchanst Adult Education & Chlldren's 4 blocks West of Moross 9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. Worship Sunday Sunday 10:30 a.m. Welre Chopping Pmes! Hour 8:00 am. Holy Eucharist Sunday School 10:30 a.m. 11.00am. 9.15 a.m. Holy Eucharist Wednesday 8:00 p.m. It- THE UNITED Worship & Church School for 10.20 am. Church School for Cluldren ALL ARE WELCOME ~I METHODIST CHURCH Fonun • Budget Cuts, yeorge Washington IS '13irthtfag Dr. Jack Ziegler Part ill preaching 11:15 a.m. Holy Eucharist EstablLshed 1865 9:00 .12:15 Supervised NlD'sery The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A ) saVings Nursery ServIces Available 4:00 p.m Lifestyle Group on Stress' we \VeIcome\bu from 9:00 a.m. to Noon Miller Hall SUNDAY,FEBRUARY 23,1992 up to 75% 61 Cfoo ... PoInte Blvd. YOUTH SUNDAY 886.4300 rI (313) 88504841 (jifts, C[otfiing ana t])ecorative JLccessories DLL ESLER, KRISTEN MIQUEL, Grosse Pointe Baptist Church ROBYN SCOFIELD, WILLIAM SCOIT IV, preaching "The Church of the Pointes" :Fe6ruar:; 271 28 & 29 9:00 Worship 3rd Grade Bibl~ Presented I , living out the new life In Christ ~ 10:00 Education for All Ages ),II Biblical preaching + Discipleship groups 11:00 Worship Children's minrstries + Youth ministries I Lk-.-. & 369 & 375 Fisher Rd. 8:45-12:15 Crib Toddler Care Available .1, n Sunday SChool: 9:45 am 8:30-12:30 Coffee & Fellowship Grosse Pointe, Michigan ~ MornlngWorshlp: 11:00am 5:00 Vespers WWI Romanian Orthodox Church 886-7960 - r. High Youth meet Sunday& at 6:30 pm Jr. High Youth meet Tuesdays at 6:30 pm 9:30-6 Monday thru Friday 21336 Mack Avenue + GPW (Old 8 Mile & Mack) + 8813343 9 :30-5 :30 Saturday CommunIty Nursery School 881 1210 - 16l.akeshore Drive. Grosse PoInte FQJ'tn';'882.5330 - • c • February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 58 ITru' is a bittersweet Christmas present BIG TIME By Marian Trainor dows With both arms raIsed as Special Writer though he is saymg to hImself, Watchmg Robert Morse por- "So what?" It IS a gesture that traying one of the hterary ce- gams a world of meaning as lebritIes of our tIme, Truman the play progresses Capote, at the FIsher Theatre, In hIS musmgs, he talks o I IS more than just a chance to about how the apartment IS see a well-wrItten play. meant for company and then It IS an opportumty to see looks around at emptiness. He "Tru" remcarnated Morse puts on a LoUis Armstrong reo brmgs hIm to bfe right down to cord, "The Sunny SIde of the hiS puffy looks, hIS childIshly Street" and stops It to tell us sWIshy manner, hIS gurgling how he danced for Armstrong VOIce and peremptory ways. when he was 8 years old. "I But he also makes Capote sur- was a pretty chIld," he says "I pnsingly poIgnant. was always pretty" The play is set on Chnstmas He goes on to tell how his Eve 1975, nine years before his mother drove off and left hIm death at 54. He's at the peak of with an old aunt whom he hIS TV celebrity when he was a loved "We were two of a kind," frequent guest on talk shows he says "Outsiders, but we had and was sought after by the each other." rich and famous He recalls how he stole hIS But now he IS alone. He has grandmother's necklace be. ahenated all hIS socialite cause he wanted to meet a friends with an article m Es- woman In New Orleans who quire in which he detailed their was said to be able to grant one From left. Beat West is Mark Summers. Robert Jeup aDd David Regelbrugge. private lives. It was to be a wish. When he told her with chapter in his first book since great hesitancy that he wanted "In Cold Blood" brought him to be a girl, she laughed at him fame and fortune Titled "An- and jeered, "No wonder your They're on their way, they're making it swered Prayers," It was an at- mama drove off and left you!" By Ronald J. Bernas brugge's comment. ways played. tempt to rekmdle mterest in Staff Wnter mers said. "We want a career After a bad night, he wakes So they played together for a And that's how their music up on Chnstmas Day firmly re- If Mark Summers, David He- few years. The name served not m thIS business. And we know gelbrugge and Robert Jeup IS formed. Summers wrIteS the that pop grm.:.ps come and go, ADI\1IT 01\'£ solved to drmk no more. That only as a short, easy-to-remem- skeleton of a song, Regelbrugge pledge makes for some funny achIeve theIr goal and turn ber, punchy name hke those of but pop producers stay for a fleshes out the background and long time." business as he walks over to theIr band Beat West! into the the bands they aspire to be - the arrangement and Jeup, But that's not all they're af- the liquor cabinet, reaches for next big thing to hIt the aIr- Wham! is one - but It also waves, they will be the unli- who is a lover of jazz, spices it ter. the bottle, walks away, then served as a reminder. up keliest of pop stars. "We want to be part of pe0- looks back with more yearnmg "Every time we said the They put together a demo Theater than resolve. Summers, 27, IS a graduate name It would remind us that ple's lives," Regelbrugge said. tape and sent It to a New York The little boy lost comes out student m finance at Wayne to "And it's pop music that is the 31\,0 J.I~aV we wanted go west to L.A. to producer, much to Regel- when someone knocks on the State University. The 25-year- make it big," Summers said. soundtrack of the best times of brugge's amusement. your life" door and hands him a bag of old Regelbru'gge is a broker at But in their eyes, they had Charles Schwab and Co. and IS "We called ourselves Beat "That's true," Summers said. penny candy, a ritual Christ- one problem. West! WIth an eye toward LA. hIm as a writer, an effort that mas remembrance Happy, he working toward becoming a "In Top 40, image is impor- "That's really good, Dave." cost him the fnends he had fi. walks around with a grape certIfied financial planner. ("I and what do we do? We go to They watch the pop market tant, maybe even more so than New York," he saId. That pro- nally come to value. sucker, hIS favorite, in hIS do thIS to get dull," he Jokes.) the music," Summers said "We hke they wat.<::hthe stock mar- At the slightest provocation mouth. And Jeup, 27, earned degrees ducer and a few others are in- ket, Regelbrugge said. They needed a really good-lookmg terested In the group The trio he would rattle off'their names. There are enough funny hnes in music and engIneering and front man." know what's hot and what's works at EDS IS looking over the deals of. gomg to be and then use Babe Paley, Lady Slim Keith, to keep the audience laughing Summers found hIm in EDS fered. f'llllcess M~lgaret, Grac.e and every op,ce m a whIle, a > A siW In the'b~ment room worker/part-time model/part- enough of 1t m their music to One of theIr songs, "Tempta be "now," but not too much, ~elly, Ava Gardner. He vlo'ula-~. phIlosophIcal bon mot IS thrown "there ~ey ~~ all the!t' record- tIme singer, Jeup, whom he tlon GIrl," has recelVed aIrPlay even eenly boast of bemg the in, such as: "Life is a moder- ing shows a CIgarette WIth a Wh1Ch would make them met when he sat in for yn a gig on WNIC-FM 100 and they got trendy only man on Earth to have ately good play with a badly lIne through it. The captIOn. as a substItute guitarist. Jeup some positive feedback on it. That's why they want to known Sirhan Sirhan, Robert written third act." For Capote, reads, "The only thing that was the lead smger and Sum- But they knew they would. It smokes in thIS room IS the mu- learn how to write music, pro- F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey Os- that was true He dIed an OutSI- mers decided he was exactly IS, they say with complete mod- wald and John F. Kennedy. der. SIC" duce it and how to find and what Beat West! needed. esty, a peIfect pop song - the 'market new bands, because Shuffimg around his high. Morse successfully conveys a They were drinking tea dur- He formed the peIfect final hook is good, the productIOn is they know if they make it nse apartment with a spectacu- man at war WIth himself - the ing the interview. One quoted third to the triangle, they said. as good as it could be with the they'll have a four- or five-year lar view down the East river, impish, once beautiful boy stIll Marx. And not Groucho, either. And, with his degree in music equipment they have and the run before they're replaced by he waits for someone to call. eager to dazzle, and the Jaded And although they admire and his knowledge of theory, he music IS simple. In the meantime, he fills us man. "the artists" - musicians who another hip group with a hot also added a legitimacy to the Before Jeup Jomed the band, new sound. m WIth comments on his life, "Tru" is not a one-man show make statements, or advance song writing, creating the Summers and Regelbrugge And they're not worried throwmg in acerbIC quips as he like Hal Holbrook's "Mark the state of the art or take band's own sound. played live gigs for a while, but about It, either. That's the na- goes, such as the one about Los Twain Tomght." It is a play chances - that is exactly what Summers likes the Top 40: only because they wanted to ture of the business and that's Angeles: "It's a scientific fact WIth many characters. AI- they don't want. "Not for the artIsts themselves, know what the people liked why Regelbrugge is worlung that for every year you stay in though you see only one, there They want to be stars. but for everything else that's And only in ChIcagO toward his CFP and Summers California, you lose two points are VOIces on the phone and Summers and Regelbrugge gOIng on In a Top 40 song. You "They have a better feel for formed Beat West! several IS a graduate student in 'fi- of your IQ" And "Christmas IS other sound effects. can listen to some of these what's gOIng on in the coun- years ago with the intention of nance. going to be expensive tlus year. Written by Jay Pressen AI- groups and they take people try," Regelbrugge said. I'm giving Tiffany as presents len, all the words In "Tru" are hittmg the big.time. They had The tunebne for all this suc- WIth rmnimal talent and pack- When they found what cess, of course, is yesterday. and I'm getting poinsettias in Capote's, gleaned from 40 years played WIth other bands and age them into a great sound worked, they went home and But tomorrow Isn't out of the return. He follows this with, of writing fiction and reportage. found each other. The production is what inter- focused on that sound. And question. "POInsettias are the Robert Creating a fictional character "Mark was in a band and he ests me." they packaged It was the only one who wanted "We have a drive," they both Goulet of botany." on stage is one thing. But to Regelbrugge brings a harder "Pop mUSIC is a product," to write mUSIC,and I was inter- say "We're going to make it." - As the evening wears on, create a true-to-life character _ edge to the group thanks to the Summers said "We have to be ested in that and we started sOme of that early bravado dis- his look, hIS words, his manner- heavy metal he lIstened to as a marketable. It's a business " talking ... " Regelbrugge said. A tape of six Beat West! tunes sipates as he aimlessly wanders ISms - and to convey the' teen He also is able to incorpo- But it sounds like they're is available for $6 by writing about the apartment, fingering quicksIlver character of Capote, "And we just clicked," Swn- rate ideas gleaned from the Just in It for the money. mers saId, finishIng Regel- P.D. Bax 24731, Detroit, Mich., objects, pouring himself drinks, who was so much of an indIVld. . classIcal mUSIC his father al- "Oh, unabashedly so," Sum- 48224. turning on the stereo and ual, is a tribute to Morse who switching It off in the middle of succeeds brillIantly. ,~DSOreF-ort: a song. "Tru" IS a memorable experi- . A bit of stage bUSIness that ence gets a laugh every tIme occurs It plays at the FIsher Rachmaninoff meets his match in Gutierrez when he turns hIS back to the through March 1 Call 872. By Alex Suczek audience, goes over to the WIn- 1000 for tIckets strode down the main aisle In unusually restramed SupportIve reserve and self-restraint, his Special Wnter full regalia and WIth pIpeS in role in thIS concerto In the last Two guests brightened the conducting of the Sibelius sym- full cry. The exuberant, bar- movement particularly, Gutier- symphony scene last weekend. phony was eloquent and baric sound is an effective mus- rez' wondeIful phrasing really Conductor Christopher Seaman, brought a moving performance ical metaphor for the sunnse it put Seaman to the test, but the principal conductor of the UK's from the orchestra. It was full- is supposed to represent, wit. ensemble remaIned smooth and BBC Scottish Symphony Or- flavored and impassioned. nessed by the weddIng guests well-balanced and the finale chestra and Northern Sinfonia, as they finally leave the party brought a cheering audience to The program for thIS week's demonstrated outstanding mus- It was also an altogether de. its feet. Ical leadership, and pIanIst concerts, startmg tomght, fea- hghtful experience, especially When Jan SIbehus wrote hIS HoraclO Gutierrez gave a stu- tures associate conductor LeslIe for any Scotsmen in the audi- first symphony, the form was B Dunner and a work selected pendous performance of a knuc- ence. already bemg called outdated kle busting concerto. from the 1992 Umsys African- Rachmaninoff's plano mUSIC by outspoken critIcs of the American Composers Forum. As curtain.raiser for the is notorious for its challenge to time The ongmality of thIS However, that may be eclipsed performance on Thursday, "An pianists whose hands are not as work and its signIficance as an by a multI-eultural, multi-lin- Orkney Wedding and Sunnse" large as the composer's But example of the umqueness of gual composItion in two acts, by Peter Maxwell Davies was a the Third PIano Concerto met Finnish culture breathe new "Mrican Portraits," by Hanni- perfect one.act sketch. In pic- its match m Gutierrez And the bfe mto composmg in thIS bal Peterson Scored for jazz turesque detail, Davies' music beautIfully tailored orchestra classical form. quartet, gospel smger, blues portrays guests coming In from accompaniment found Its tahs Seaman and the DSO made SInger, narrator, drums, chorus, a gusty Scottish storm to cut man in conductor Seaman this seem fresh and new all soprano, tenor and two barItone loose In a welcome celebration GutIerrez produces a bIg, over again last week In a SOlOISts,thiS work was inspired With a drink of whiskey and a nch, powerful tone and plays performance that was full of by Peterson's dIscovery of spir- mght of dancmg and revelry. WIth a clean, well-dehneated the ardor and mdlvidualIty of Itual roots In NaIrobi It pro- The musical picture IS pamted style. Every phrase IScrisp and Sibehus' feehngs of natIonal Vides a rich artistic insight into m clear strokes of melody with clear. Great crashmg chords Ism Kowtowmg to hIS national. MrIcan mUSIcal traditions. a recognlZ8.ble Scottish hIt. and rapid runs and trills come Ity. It IS almost too easy to see SometImes it mimICS the skIrl out WIth superb precISion and VISIOns of Fmnish forests and Also on the program are "Al- of bagpipes and sometimes the phrasmg that expresses all the horsedrawn sleighs rushmg barado del GracIOSO" by Ravel maudlin singmg of tIring cele- eXCIting, moody RUSSIan char- across frozen northern lakes and "VariatIOns on a theme of brants acter of Rachmamnoff's mUSIC Haydn" by Brahms. Perfor- The ethmc scene was ch. This was enhanced by a bal- Seaman appeared to enJoy mances are scheduled tonight maxed with the work's now anced and accommodating excellent rapport with the DSO Feb 20, and Friday and Satur: famous conclUSion when bagpI- handling of the orchestral ac musicians And while hiS style Robert Morse stars in the Fisher Theatre's "Tru:' day evenmgs For tIckets, call per Nancy Crutcher TunniclIffe companiment whIch takes an suggests a certam amount of the box office at 833-3700. ------_._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION I SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION I\t 'I 68 February 20, 1992 :: Entertainment Grosse Pointe News Grafton Mortimer before finally marrying the brash entre- preneur, William Paley of CBS fame. Paley, the future TV mogul. This was hard for Mother Cushing to swallow - this new son-in-law was a son of Rus- The author of these revelations, David Grafton, is a gos- sian Jewish Immigrants and, furthermore, hIS money was SIpy insider in New York's cafe society, particularly when it self-made, not "old money" like that of the al'lstocrats of was in its heyday in the '50s. Obviously, as a habitue of New York Money won out, and Babe took Bill Paley for thIS clannish social circle, he knows very well of what he better or worse; as it turned out, thIS was a most unsatisfac- Biblio-file spIlls about the Cushings, and he does not suffer any retI- tory marriage, a pairing of two extremely diverse individu- cence about the details of their turbulent lives, then' di- als, but it lasted untIl Babe's death of cancer m 1978. vorces and romantic entanglements. It may be too great a Minme, the eldest daughter, was the last to be wed. After coincidence, but I wonder about DavId Grafton's last name By Elizabeth P. Walker bemg Vincent Astor's mistress for 10 years, she persuaded bemg the same as Babe Cushmg's first husband's middle him to dIvorce hiS wife to marry her. Despite hiS great name? Does this mean that he, the author, as a family wealth, Astor was a moody eccentrIc, unSOCIable and diffi- member, had a front row seat to all thIS drama? 6 cult. Minnie put up with it as long as she could. Finally, in 3 sisters and marriages In spite of his eminence, Dr. Cushing's mcome was desperation, she connived for him to meet and fall in love deemed by Mrs Cushing not to be sufficient for the proper WIth another woman. make for juicy reading enhancement of their daughters. Therefore, she immedI- After theIr divorce, Mother Cushing agam went on the ately set forth to expose them to the limelight of momed so- trail to find another suitable husband for Mmme, but Min- The Sisters: The Lives and Times of the Fabulous CIety Betsey, the middle daughter, was the first to capture Cushing Sisters nie, who had wide intellectual mterests but none of the a notable name, James Roosevelt, and she quickly became phySIcal charms of Betsey and Babe, managed to acqmre By DaVId Grafton the favored daughter-in-law of the president. After SIring her second husband on her own. James Fosburgh, a well-to- VIllard Books 316 pages. $2250 two daughters, Betsey and Jimmy parted, which saddened do pamter, was a notorious homosexual, but theil' shared "The SIsters" IS a high-class tattle-tale book guamnteed FDR However, he kept a fond relatIOnship WIth Betsey and to captivate a certain segment of the readmg population mutual mterests in the arts succeeded m keepmg them to- her girls even after her second marriage. Her 43-year umon gether until their deaths of cancer in 1978. which eternally thrives on such eye-liftmg revelatIOns with Jock Whitney turned out, by far, to be the happIest Accordmg to the publisher's announcement, DaVId Graf- The noted surgeon. Dr. Harvey Cushmg. and hIS social- marriage of the six that the Cushmg sisters made. Now a ton based his work on extensive inside mterviews and re- chmbmg wife had five chIldren, two sons and three VIva- wIdow, Betsey is the only surViving sister of the fabulous CIOUSdaughters, who grew up largely under theIr mother's trio search. "The Sisters" is, WIthout questIOn, a highly interest- ing and entertaming saga of how these sisters swept onto proprietary supervision. Each of the daughters had two The youngest daughter, Babe, with her mother's eager the New York scene and seized the merna's attention. Al- marriages to socially prominent or wealthy men Through connivance. landed man-about-town Stanley Mortimer though somewhat lepltitious, Grafton offers such scmtIllat- the dIvorce courts, Mmme Cushmg shed wealthy Vmcent World War n intervened, separating the couple while Stan- Astor to wed artist James Fosburgh; Betsey Cushing was ing portraits of Minme. Betsey, and Babe, that we grow to ley was off to the war front. Upon his return the couple understand and sympathize with them. wed happily to John Hay Whitney, the phIlanthropIst and drIfted even further apart. After their amicable divorce, United States ambassador to Great BrItain, after unloading Mrs Cushing again scurried around to find another suit- Elizabeth Walker's Blblw-file column and Irene Bur- shIftless James Roosevelt, eldest son of President Franklin able mate for her beautiful daughter. chard's Elegant Eating column run on alternate weeks In D. Roosevelt; and Babe CushIng first wed SOCIalIteStanley During her work at Vogue, Babe came upon William thIS space. Americans' love affair with technology explored Amencan's unquenchable de- Electncity Wms! (1917-35)de- the century, "Possible Dreams" called "Dreamers and Doers" lIght m machmes, gadgets and picts the VISIonof a life of ease shows that the phenomenon on March 14 and 15. do It-yourself projects is show- that prompted urban and rural continues to be a cultural force. The exhibit is supported, in cased m a new exhibIt opening Amencans to eqUIp theIr A recent Ford concept car offers part. by a grant from Hearst at Henry Ford Museum on Sat- homes with electrical appli- a portent of America's enthusi- Magazines. Admission to the urday, Feb. 29 - "Possible ances that promIsed to end asm for a better life in the com- special weekend program and Dreams' Popular Mechamcs household drudgery. mg mIllennium. to tbe exhIbIt is mcluded with and Amenca's EnthUSIasm for In Buildma the Good Life "Possible Dreams: Popular regular museum admIssion. Technology." (1946-75).dOZ:nsof enthusiasts' Mechanics and America's En- Henry Ford Museum & Usmg 250 2Oth-century ob- efforts are displayed in a cut- thusiasm for Technology" will Greenfield Village ISa natIonal Jects that range from a 1901 away "dream house" that was remain on view m Henry Ford museum of Amencan hIStory RIker Electric Racer to a 1990 bUllt for the exhibit from PM Museum's special exhibits gal- and technology that IS located cellular phone, the exhibIt em- plans The house is also fur- lery through Jan. 2, 1994. A at Oakwood Boulevard and VII- ploys the magazine Popular mshed WIthprojects made from book about American enthusi- lage Road in Dearborn. MechanICSas Its lens to focus PM plans, including furniture, asm for technology accompanies For complete informatIOn on the many faces of our fasci- toys, a hi-fi set and a reader- the exhibit and WIll be avail- about museum hours and ad- natIOn with technology. built "Hydro Dynamic" boat. able in museum stores mission fees as well as nearby The heroes of this exhibit are A hICkorychaIr hand-crafted In conjunction with the ex- hotel/motel accommodations not only famous innovators lIke by former PreSIdent JImmy hIbit, Henry Ford Musewn will and attractIOns, call 1-800343- the Wright brothers or Mar- Carter usmg traditional tools present a speCIal weekend 1929. coni. they also include the pilot and techniques captures our who carried the first pouch of renewed passion for old technol- U.S. aIr mail between his ogIes m Recycling the Classics knees on 1911 flight {lver Long (1975-92).Other exhibit "rages" With Prices So Low ..•Yould Island, and the 19208 enthu,sl- are The W;orld IS Radio Mad Probably Expe.CtthTo'Paddle. asts who put together theIr (1919-30) and Plannmg the I {,,-q'.rd "11 ;Iud _ ••, , own radIo sets to test the prom- World ofTomorrow (1930.50). ~'e 1/(IA4. TAKE A FRIEND ONA 6DAY-5 NIGHT I""J.. __ * lse of WIrelessconunumcatlOn. Visitors will also discover 1h- ~ HOTEL AND BAHAMA CRUISE ~ "As Popular Mechanics cele- several themes that PM has ~ Now for a !muted Ilme only, two travel for the pnce of one! brates Its 90th annIversary. we covered throughout the 20th You'll enjoy outstanding food. entertainment and gliuenng casmo can see how It has tapped mto century. Using 1920s lummous Second person lravels FREE when JUst one passage IS purchased for $349.95* attItudes and aspirations that watches and a 1957 mIcrowave are at the core of the Amencan oven, InVISIble Rays follows 1-800-282-1819 expenence." said Mary See!- technologies from the labora- Call bet~'<:Cll 9'00 un to 10'00 pm Monday - Fnday If it's not Scottish ... El,= Standard TlIIIc For ResOlVauons horst. the exhIbIt's curator tory to the living room Man's THE VACATION THAT HAS ~ "Henry Haven Windsor (the Quest for Speed examines the EVERYTHING NOW COSTS The Gathering of the Clans. a distinguished company magazme's founder) never m- zeal to get there faster on the NEXT TO NOTHING! of 25 singers. dancers and musicians featuring richly col- tended for PM to be history. race course (with the Lotus that Ewry tTa>alpoclJJgaufid/j> ored tartans. provides an evening of joyous and authen- Yet Its 90 years of reportmg won the '65 Indy 500) or the lIlSUnd /or your prolacrwll. tic Gaelic celebration at 7 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 23. at the forms a sort of unmtentional hIghway. And IrreSIstible Force Some n:lDletlOtlllpply Double ~q Macomb Center for the Performing Arts. The perfor- reqUllCunday Apnl 2fi awards of $100 each are funded for Love! KY'mq Wha lhun<] Vlol,n CHARGE BY PHONE (313) 645-6666 In part by sponsors FIrst Na- Group Sales (31,?)567.7474 GeMrallnfo171Ultion (313) 567.6000 ------_-.._--~----_ ..._------~------~---~-----,------...... -- I ------, February20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Theatre Company presents Criminal Hearts "Criminal Hearts:' the latest rected by ATL producer Jon Detroit favorites Miriam Yez. play by Obie Award winner Jory. Scheduling conflicts pre- bick and Jennifer Jones will be Jane Martin, will be given its vent Jory from doing so this featured. Both have received world premiere this spring by year, The Theatre Company's awards for their previous work the Theatre Company of the success with Martin's other wi~h the Theatre Company, De- University of Detroit Mercy. plays prompted Jory to offer trOIt Repertory Theatre and the The Theatre Company's "Criminal Hearts" to Regal JeWIsh Ensemble Theatre track record with Jane Martin's and his group. previous works includes a Best ''Talking With ..." and "VItal "Cnminal Hearts" replaces Play Award from the Detroit Signs" addressed women's con- "Women m Bars" by Detroit Free Press for last season's "Vi- cerns through a series of mono- playwrIght Kim Carney on The tal Signs," and a citation by logues. "Criminal Hearts" Theatre Company agenda. the Detroit News naming deals with similar issues in the "Women in Bars" WIll be res- 1984's production of "Talkmg format of a full-length play. It cheduled for the 1992-93 sea. son With ..." one of the ten best combines Martin's customary plays of the decade. Both pro- bittersweet, eccentric humor "Crimmal Hearts" opens ductions were directed by the with touchmg characters deal- April 24 with a specIal world Theatre Company's artistic mg with critical circumstances. premiere event, and runs dIrector David L. Regal and The play tells the story of an through May 10 in the Earl played to sold-out houses in the agoraphobic woman trapped by D A. Smith Theatre on the Uni- intimate, 150-seat Earl D.A. fear in her empty ChIcago versity of Detroit Mercy's Mc- Smith Theatre. apartment, abandoned by her Nichols campus at McNichols and LivernOIS. Martin's plays usually pre- philandering husband A break- nuere at Actors Theatre of m attempt by a street-wise fe- For more information, to re- Photo by Kay Photography Louisville's annual Humana male thief evolves into an un- ceIve a brochure, or for reserva- En pointe .festival ot New American lIkely alliance between the two tIons call The Theatre Com- Plays m March, and are di- women. Is there a ballerina in you screaming to gel out? Or maybe you're interested in a good pany at 993-1130 toning workout to challenge your coordination skills? The Grosse Pointe War Memorial and instructor Mary Ellen Cooper are offering a workshop to introduce the continUing stu- IAbundance' opens at Strand Theatre dent to classical ballet on Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays. from 8:20 to 9:40 p.m. March 2 to May 20. Emphasis will be placed on body alignment and the development of "Abundance," Beth Henley's the classics of John Ford and Contest." improved coordination through basic combinations and patterns. The class will increase saga of love, lust and betrayal Howard Hawks." Rounding out the five-mem- your knowledge of dance as well as your dancing ability. The fees range from $52 for 11 in the Old West, will receive its Director Ansuim, who won ber cast IS Tom Suda as the weeks (one hour per week); $93 for II weeks (two hours per week): to $128 for II weeks Michigan premiere when it the best director award from opportunistIC Professor Elmore (three hours per week). For more information. call 881-7511. opens tonight, Feb. 20, at the both the DetrOIt Free Press and Crome, who appears in Act II historic Strand Theatre in The Detroit News for the At- to give the play one of the more : downtown Pontiac. by Directed tic's production of "Sand Moun- startling of Its many surprising • Pat Ansuini, the play runs tain" in 1989. This IS her plot twists. through March 22. fourth directorial effort for the A special "Pontiac Night - Audition The Attic Theatre and the Attic. Meet the Attic" is scheduled for BAR-B-O-HOU5E city of Pontiac are collaborating Playing the intrepid Macon Thursday, Feb. 27. Following Notices of GROSSE POINTE to bring the Attic's mainstage is Kate Willinger, who recently an 8 p.m. performance, there production to the Strand, which made her debut on the Attic will be an afterglow featuring -DINNER SPECIALSl- the city hopes to eventually reo stage as Arsinoe in "The Mis- the fmest from local Pontiac The Purple Rose Theatre store as the cultural center- anthrope." A former member of restaurants including Griff's Company will hold auditions Two Bar-B-Q Rib Dinners piece of a revitalized downtown. Incrudes relish tray. choice of salad or cole slaw, the Hilberry Company, she won Gnll, Mama Fanano's and Ap- for its next production, ''The 9S By working with Pontiac to hot garlic loaf & cottage fries the 1989-90 Detroit Free Press pleby's Pub. An open invitation Tropical Pickle," a new comedy $16. produce "Abundance," the At- Theatrical Excellence Award and a $5 tIcket dIScount are ex- tic will be able to see if there is by Jeff Daniels, on Saturday, Two Bar-B-Q ChIcken Dinners $ 9 for best featured actress for her tended to anyone who lives or Feb. 29, from 10 a.m. to 4 p m Incrudes relish tray. choice of salad or cole slaw, an audience in Oakland County 11 5 performance in Hilberry's pro- works in Pontiac. The special and Tuesday, March 3, from 4 /lot garlic loaf & cottage frIes. • for the type of theater that has duction of "Uncle Vanya." Vet- discount will be extended to p.m. to 9 p.m. Auditions are by With this ad Now Cocktails won the Attic critical acclaim SeNmg eran actress Dinah Lynch plays PontIac residents and employ- appointment only and will be exp :5/21/92 'Carry outs mclude cole slaw, garlic bread, cottage fries for the past 16 years in Detroit. the winsome Bess Lynch, the ees for any Thursday evening held at the Garage Theatre, At the same time, the Attic recipient of best actress awards performance. 137 Park Street, Chelsea. 20515 Mack 886-7755 will have an opportunity to from both the DetroIt Free There will be a Talk-Back The play will be directed by Man Thurs 4 pm. 10 pm, Frl & Sat 3 pm - 11 pm, Sun 3 pm -10 pm bring some exciting new pro- Press and The DetrOIt News, Forum on Wednesday, March T. Newell Kring, artistic direc- gramming to its home base in has performed at the Meadow 4, where audience members the New Center Area. tor of the Purple Rose Theatre Brook Theatre and Hilberry have the opportunity to ask Company. Roles are available In "Abundance," Henley Theatre. She also directed the questIOns of the cast, crew and for three men from late teens . leaves the southern gothic set- Attic's last mainstage produc- productIOn staff. to 60 and three women aged 17 tings of her "Miss Firecracker tion, "Thursday's Child." to 45. The Purple Rose Theatre Contest" and Pulitzer Prize- Joining this team on stage Performance dates and times Company operates under an winning "Crimes of the Heart" are' Jim Porterfield as Bess' are Wednesdays, Thursdays Equity SPT category 2 contract, to explore the West. But it's handsome but brutal husband and Fridays at 8 p.m., Satur- usmg both Equity and non-Eq- the interior terrain of human Jack Faln, and Tom Mahard as days at 5 and 9 p.m. and Sun- uity actors. Callback times will souls that most concerns the Macon's spouse, the plodding days at 2 and 7 p.m. through be announced. author. one-eyed farmer Will Curtis. March 22. Tickets range from Those being auditioned must Macon Hill wants riches and Porterfield recently appeared $10-$27. The Strand Theatre is present two contrastmg contem- adventure, freedom and love as on the Attic stage as Ken Brad- located at 12 N. Saginaw. porary monologues with a com- boundless as the western sky. shaw in ''Thursday's Child." To order tickets or for more bined time of not more than Bess Johnson seeks her "one Mahard, last seen on the Attic information, call the Attic's box three minutes. They must also true one." They are mail-order stage as Dr. Rank in "A Doll office at 875-8284 or Ticketmas- bring a head shot and resume. brides, waiting to be picked up House," also appeared in the ter at 645-6666 For group sales For more information, call (313) by their respective husbands-to- Attic's production of another and subscriptions, call 875- 475-5817. be, when they meet by chance Henley play, ''Miss Firecracker 8295. The East Detroit Civic FISH SANDWICH at a train depot somewhere in Theatre will hold open audi- 25 the Wyoming Territory. And $2 tions for Neil Simon's new com- they're about to embark on a Melodramas performed edy "Rumors" at the East De- 25-year odyssey - through bliz- SHRIMP DINNER The Greasepaint Players WIll each night at the UAW Local troit Recreation Center, 16600 zards, drought, Indian kidnap- 95 present "Curse You, Jack Dal- 203 hall, 14217 Nine MIle m Stephens, one block east of Gra- $6 pings and bouts of fortune and ton" and "VIrtue is its Own Warren. Tickets are $6 m ad- tiot on March 4-6 from 7:30 to Grosse Pointe Farms 18666 Mack Ave. famine - to the frontier of pri- Reward," two one-act melodra- vance and $7 at the door and 9:30 p.m. There are parts for Next to the Post Office. 881.5675 ~ "- mal emotions Open: 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. mas, on Friday and Saturday include beer and other bever- five men and five women of As New York Times critic Sunday: 5 p.m. to 28m. Feb. 28-29 and March 6-7 ages. For more information, vanous ages. For more informa- Frank Rich wrote, "Abun- The shows begin at 8 p.m. call 774-0309. tion call Yvonne at 772-6429. dance" is a revisionist western that no one will confuse with o 0 -'Merchant of AIRPORT LIMOUSINES - AS LOW AS $19.00!- to or from CIty or Metro per person 'VTe're proud to announce the open- umque tlZ}-'lu,>,m ~t\'le ~alad bar at your -Venice' opens W 109of our new MountamJack 'i table. fre'>hbaked bread Jnd your chOICe Complement your air travel In Harper Woods of poUtoe,>.h,lhed Pam1e~antomJtoes or ."at Bonstelle Where you can enloy the be~t pnme nee pilaf nb 10 town We ,>tartWith ani} tender \\ hether \ ou 10m us for lunch or ''The Merchant of Venice," USDA ChOICe dmner, you'll ~-William Shakespeare's classic - ~romance, will play at the Bons- Mldwestem enloy Mountam telle Theatre March 6-15. comfed beef, Jack's mvitlng, Perfprrnances will run Fridays seal In the jUlce!'l comfortable and Saturdays at 8 p.m. and with a speCial dtmo~phere and Sundays at 2 p.m. herb crust. and per!'lonah7ed Shakespeare combines com- then 'ilow-ro.l'>t ,>ervlce Door to Door Service and Limousine Luxury. at Van Rate!'! edy and drama in hIS tale of over SIXhouf'i You'll ,11'>0 love, loyalty, friendship, re- eat 882-2520 or 1-800-828-3994 for even more find that \\e're venge and hatred. One of the theater's most controversial o EMEMO LIMOU&INE,INC. tendeme,,'i the perfe<..tplace : characters is the play's Jewish You'll Jbo for reception'>. money lender, Shylock. enloy chOKe'> banquet'i Jnd - Through the ages, his portrayal from our unIque other "peCI,1I : has changed from a grotesque IRISH NIGHtC 'llgnJture SteJk OCC<1'>lon\WIth clown to a terrifying, ferocious Starting at 9 pm Colle<..tlon,lIke plenty of room vilIian to a tragic hero. EVERY FRIDAY Whi"ke} Peppercorn FIlet or SIz7hng to ,1l<.OJ1lllloctaclarge parties So what are Todd Hoffman will play Shy- lock; David Wolber and Rachel NIGH". Mu'>hroom Top I.,lrJOIO Pill'>.our frc,>.h } ou \\ ,utlOg forI ~tlke your re'ien atlon,> Loiselle will play the lovers ., ahe fi"h ,md '>eafc)(x!entree,> tonight ,11 our nc" Mountain Bassanio and Portia; and Mark Harper Woods l\ery entree '" 'iencd ,I" ~ iliU••• lL.,tlilll'iilililliliill.. 1,llk'> And then enloy the be!'lt Graham WlII play Antonio, the Community Center ,I complele me,11wuh ,I <..Up OUNTAIN pnme fib In town. nght here merchant of Venice. of homenude '>Oup our , 10 f Iarper Wc)(xl,> The play is directed by Rob- 19748 Harper : ert Emmett McGill. Set design Comer Of Manchester CKS~ is by M. Loren Roblee, with IRISH MUSIC BY 1-_.... hghts designed by James P. PRIME RIB CHOICESTEAKS McHugh, sound design by JIM BUCKINGHAM .. Sponsomt By: 1()2(,~\, mltr I{ ---_.._------..----_ ..-_~-~------.-...... MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 1\ ' 88 February 20, 1992 Entertainment Grosse Pointe News 'Medicine Man' needs healing By Marian Trainor most of the scenes. dramatICally suspended high Special Wnter But if he even bothers to no- above the ram forest by ropes There are two pluses to the tice, Dr. Robert Campbell (Con- and pullies. In another striking ram-soaked romantic comedy nery), a dlstmgui!>hed bIO- sequence, they make theIr way "Medlcme Man" One IS Sean chemIst, doesn't seem to mmd deep into the jungle to find the Connery, who as a young lady- bemg soaked most of the time. tribal medicme man who mIght kIller amazed audiences With Six years back, he left the have a clue to what is mIssing both hIS athletic prowess and laboratories and latest equip- m the formula. his talents for charmmg lovely ment of a pharamaceutical Something of a romantic women. He has lost none of hIS company m Los Angeles to set- comedy, "Medicine Man" also athletic abJlity, swmgmg from tle m thIS untamed territory to concerns itself with weighty the branches of 1oo-foot-hlgh try to find a cure for cancer. subjects such as cancer cures, For SIX years he expenmented ram forests and primitive val. WIth hundreds of formulas. ues and cultures •••••• When he finally found one that When a boy lies dying of can- worked, he lost It cer, Campbell wants to admm- Back in Los Angeles, the Ister the last VIal of the for- company wonders why they mula Crane talks hIm out of It haven't heard from hIm Never. but then changes her mmd. Film theless, when he writes a letter The act takes on dramatic sig- requestmg new eqUIpment and nificance when Campbell con- the servIces of a well-known fesses that he wanted to admin- •••••• SCIentist as an aSSIstant, his Ister the serum not for the request IS honored, but not en- boy's sake but for his own be- trees WIth ease And he charms tIrely. cause he dIdn't want to lose Big band Lorrame Bracco, who IS young In hiS letter he had Cited the face With the tribe. This act of enough to be his daughter names of three bIO,;hemlsts he sacrIficmg the possible cure of The Jimmy Wilkins Orchestra hosts Big Band Dance Night - an evening of incompara- The second plus IS the spec- woule! conSIder worthy of work- many for one raises an mterest- ble big band tunes and dancing at 8 p.m. Friday, February 28 at Macomb Center for the tacular scenery NatIOnal Geo- mg WIth hIm He gets Dr. Rae mg moral question that's not Performing Arts. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10.50 lor students and senior citizens and graphIC could not have done It Crane (Lorrame Bracco). easy to answer. may be obtained at the center's box office or charged to Visa/MasterCard by calling 286. better Supposedly set m the Another problem looms 2222. Monday through Friday. Macomb center is located on the center campus of Macomb Amazon ram forest but actually Community College at Hall eM-59)and Garfield roads in Clinton Township. Campbell tells her he has throughout the film as we see shot m MeXICO, the camera found a cure for cancer, but smoke smudging the sky and takes the VIewer into unbehev- only one VIal of the serum re- hear the rumbling of bulldoz- ably rugged territory of tangled mains. He has lost the formula ers. The day they reach the VIl- growth, magnIficent mountams and can't duplicate it. He is lage, Campbell and Crane are Youtheatre presents musical 'Freedom Train' and sparse vJllages where na- convmced that a major mgredi- tives lead primitive hves and sure they are gettmg close to ent is in the leaves of the hun- duphcating the serum, makmg "Freedom Train" lS a special "the Moses of her people," practice the same rituals that churches, barns, cellars and dred-foot trees that grow m the for a suspenseful ending. Black History Month produc- eventually guIding more than homes Tubman's secret mis have come down through gener- area tion to be presented Saturday, 300 slaves to freedom over the atIOns Apparently they have There is much to applaud in SlOns were compared to leading This leads to one of the most "MedIcine Man," but it's miss- Feb. 29, by Youtheatre at the penlous route of the Under- Inherited a tolerance for ram, the chlldren of Israel out of spectacular sequences in the ing cohesiveness and doesn't DetroIt Institute of Arts. The ground Railroad. Egypt also, it because It pours during film With Campbell and Crane rate a standing ovation. dramatic musical will be per- This was the escape route to The show uses a series of formed by Theatreworks/USA the North that she rust expen- hlgWy theatrical scenes that at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The show enced at the age of 25, when mclude dance, dialogue, mime 1992 Shrine Circus steeped in tradition will also be performed Feb 25- she made her own escape from and music of the pre-Civll War 28 for schools and organized a Maryland plantation to Phlla- penod MUSICwas the creative Detroit loves a good circus. Ticket pnces vary from $3 to performing motorcychsts, groups at 10 a.m. and 12'30 delphia She later repeated the communicatIOn of the Under- Just ask the members of the $10, dependmg on the day of p.m. clowns, and miniature cars, route 19 times The difficulties ground Railroad - through Moslem Shrine Temple, who the week and show time. Ad- which regularly appear at pa- involved nighttime travel over coded spirituals and other WIll host theIr 89th annual vance tickets will be on sale rades and other civic functions "Freedom Train" tells the back roads and unmarked ter- songs with double meanings, Shrme CIrCUS,March 13-29, at Monday, Feb. 24, at all Ticket- in southeastern MIChigan. The story of Harriet Tubman, who rain, and hiding out with theE slaves receIved word of trmes of the Michigan State FaIr- master outlets and at the ad- Shriners also participate in the was born a slave and became help of sympathIzers in meetmgs and methods of es- grounds m DetrOIt. vance ticket office in the Ford Shrine Children's Hospital pro- cape The DetrOIt ShrIne Circus, Building at the fairgrounds. gram, providing free transpor- I "Freedom Train" is essen- the oldest event of its kmd in Proceeds from the CIrCUSare tation and medical care for Classes offered for young artists tially a story about self-sacri. the Umted States, traces Its used to support ShrIne activi- more than 1,000 DetrOIt-area fice, dedicatIOn and survival; it roots to a carnival. ties such as marching bands, youngsters each year. Stimulate a creative child scape, portraiture and still life. also contalns warmth and hu- "We actually began as a car- with a variety of media and ac- The class meets from 4 to 5:30 mor that celebrate the human nival," explained Wilham Wa- tivities presented in "Drawing pm. or 5.30 to 7 pm. Feb. 25 spirit and make It a Ulliversal gar, 1992 circus director for the and Painting" and encourage through April 14 CompoSItion, story. Moslem Temple. "This year the child's own unique respon- design, shadmg and perspective Tickets are $6, $5 for groups will mark the 77th year we've ses to materials and subjects are encouraged through a vari- of 10 or more. Performances been at the farrgrounds. Our Classes are offered on ety of matenals and creative are at 11 a m. and 2 p.m. in goal is to offer wholesome fam- Wednesdays from 4 to 5 p.m or activities. Pencils, pens, mks, the DIA auditorIUm. "Freedom ily entertainment at reasonable 5 to 6 p.m. from Feb. 26 to markers, charcoal, pastels and Tram" IS recommended for prices." April 15 and again on Thurs- more will be used to nurture youngsters age 9 and older The all new 1992 ShrIne Cir- days from Feb. 27 through indiVIdual creatiVIty and to de- (children under 5 Will not be cus WIll feature a variety of April 16 at the same times velop skills. admitted). TIckets are avallable acts mcluding a return of the Margaret Hall is the instructor. The eight-week class is $65 m person at the DIA office; Flymg Wallendas, a family of Tempera, markers, chalk, and includes supplies. MasterCard and Visa are ac- hIgh wire artists who have en- crayons, pencils and oil-pastels For more information, call cepted for phone orders. Call tertamed Detroit circus-goers w1l1 be used with an emphasis 881.7511. 833-2323 throughout the years on color, line, shape, pattern and texture. 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John put a couple counter moves on Keith who was a little sloppy ; Larry Carr felt a strange sort of confidence before hIS Grosse The Blue Devils held a one-point lead over the Norsemen at the and almost got into trouble, but the true mark of a champIOn IS ( Pointe South wrestling team took the mat for the Macomb Area start of the finals and wrapped up the team title with individual findIng a way to Win and Keith dId that." , Conference Blue Division tournament. champIOnships from heavyweight Don Leal, Paul Kelley (112 Sicklesteel, who lost a 54 decision to Glanmco m the dual meet ~ "We've been up and down all season and we were down Thurs. pounds) and Scott Cairo (140). between the two schools, got three POints for a near-fall m the ~ day so I figured we were due to wrestle well on Saturday," Carr "Larry's kids wrestled well, especially a couple of them that first period and led 4-2 after the perIod GIanmco got a takedown ' said. weren't seeded real hIgh and stIll earned places," saId North and a reversal in the second perIod to tIe the match at 66 and he The Blue Devils didn't let hIm down. coach Art Roberts. "I couldn't have asked anything more from my won it with a takedown in the third period South placed seven wrestlers in the championship finals and kids. We took 10 to the meet and all 10 of them placed." CaIro was dominant in hIS three matches He pmned two oppo four others made the consolation final as the Blue Devils edged A broken hand suffered last week by North's 152-pounder, Tony nents and won hIS other match, 19-3 dual meet champion Grosse Pointe North. South had 167 1/2 Romolino, was a costly blow for the Norsemen. "Nobody touched him all day," Carr said "He's been one of our pomts and North finished with 159. Romeo was a distant third most consistent wrestlers all season." with 119 points. "I'm sure he would have placed," Roberts said, "but we have no CaIro, a junIor, was leading Romeo's SImon Bradm 11-0 m the "It wasn't unexpected," Carr said of the championship. "I excuses. You play with the hand you're dealt." championship match at 140 when he pmned him WIth a second thought we could get eight kids into the finals. North's Keith Giannico edged South's Cairo m the coaches' vot- remaining in the second penod. "We know how good we can be, but we've been such an erratic mg for the Most Valuable Wrestler. Leal took the league's heavyweIght champIOnship when he beat team After our double dual on Thursday (a 61-6 loss to Royal Glannico won his fIrst two matches by pins, then nipped John Cousino's Luke Howey 8-6 and Kelley pmned North flt'Shman • Oak Kl"lball and a 54-16 victory over Southfield) we had a SIcklesteel of Warren Woods-Tower, 8-7, m the champIOnship bout TIm McPherson at 2:50 in the 112 final. i lengthy dISCUSSIOnFnday we took it easy in practIce because at 130 pounds. "Paul finally got his weight down to 112," Carr said "We had l everyone was down to weight I had the kids thmk about what "John has gIven Keith as much trouble as anybody thIS year," focused on hIm wrestling at that weight He didn't go to our dual ~ meet Thursday, so he came mto the tournament well-rested" ~ Four of South's finalISts earned runner-up medals Nate Erik- , sen dropped an 11-3 decISIon to Warren Woods~Tower's Mike ~ Sayer at 119; Tom Hunyady of L'Anse Creuse beat the Blue Dev- Ils' Chris Gianino 8-3 at 145; Romeo's JIm Migliano pmned Jesse.~ Culver at 2:41 in the 17l-pound final; and Woods-Tower's Scotb, GreathollSe got a 27-second fall against RIch Reynolds at 189. South's Dan Klaasen got a fIrst-perIod pm m the consolation fi- nal to take third place at 152 and the Blue Devils' Rob Sharr0'Yp- earned thIrd place with a second-period pm at 160. Sharrow ~ dropped his fIrst match, 20-5, then came back and pinned hIS next' j three opponents. • The Blue Devils had fourth places from Mark Francese at 125 ~ and John Cugliari at 135. J, r "Cugliari earned some Important points for us when he got a pm in the consolation semifinal," Carr said. "He was losing badly , m the third period but kept working and got a pin." , North's other individual champIOn was sophomore Dave &J;1.;..:' dercott, who beat Cousino's Jason Sowinski 12-3 in the title btll~f~. at 103. "Shorty was ready," said Roberts. "He dId well all day." ," In addition to McPherson, North got second-place medals from Bnan Kerber, Dan Skuce and Mike Gagala. " Kerber dropped a 5-1 decision to L'Anse CrellSe's Eric Hetzen- buhler at 125 and Gagala was pmned by Romeo's Mark Lawson at 2:45 of the 160-pound final. _ Skuce was the victim of a controversial dIsqualIfication in the ) 135-pound final with Cousino's Mark Boccaccio. "Dan didn't wrestle well, but the offiCIal gave (BoccacClO)every one of his points," Roberts said "In 23 years of coachmg, I've never had that happen_ The kids should be allowed to decide the . match." • Roberts was especially unhappy with three stalling calls agaInst Skuce. v Photo by Dan Kltk "The kid leads us with 23 pins," the coach said "He goes after, Grosse ,Pointe South's Chris Gianino (left) has the advan- Iiminary round match in the Macomb Area Conference Blue tage over Angelo Pizzo of Warren Woods-Tower during a pre- people. He's not a staller, especially not that early in the match." Division tOUfDC!IDAnt. North wound up with three thIrd-places. Jeff Rizzo won a 7-0' decision in the consolation final at 119; Dave PIerno took third at~ 189 with a 7-2 win; and heavyweight Duane Leinnmger got a pm/ Blue Devils ready to hit the road in 1:41. 't I The Norsemen's Joe Geibel dropped a 4-2 declSlon in the conso- ~l By Chuck Klonke still have to go out and do it," lation final and took fourth at 145. Sports Editor was the closest Fraser would points and also grabbed seven Petrouleas said. "You have to get. Earlier in the week, North beat Marysville 48-16 and downed" Grosse Pointe South's basket- rebounds to lead South to vic- play to your potential m games "Our starters played about Avondale 43-28 in non-league dual meets Kerber, McPherson,"'- ball team goes on the road for lIke that or you could get tory over Anchor Bay. four of Its last SIX games, but half the game so it gave us a Gagala, Skuce and Giannico each recorded two victories for the ' beat." McLaughlin had 17 pomts, Norsemen. 'r; coach George Petrouleas isn't chance to let the other kIds see Hess collected nine pomts and South has had two games in South's victory over Southfield featured pIns by Klaasen, Shar!' concerned with the schedule. some action," Petrouleas said. 10 rebounds and Recht dished each of the last three weeks "Andy Warner and Aaron row and Culver. Cairo's pin at 140 was the Blue Devils' only vic--' "We Just have to gear our- and Petrouleas thinks the out 10 assists. tory in the Kimball match. selves mentally to play away Letscher did a good job off the heavy duty helped hIS squad. "We wanted to go to the peo- from home," he saId. "If you're bench and Fntz Coyro and "We needed to play," he saId ple who could hurt the oppo- mentally prepared It shouldn't Paul Motley had some extended "For a while we had too much nent the most and Matt exe- make any difference whether playmg time and worked cuted the offense very well," One minute's lapse time off." hard." you're home or away. We Just Petrouleas said. South raced to a 10-0 lead Mike McLaughlin led South have to be ready to play every against Fraser and the Blue The Blue Devils held a 29-20 game" with 15 points and Blair Hess halftIme advantage and costs ULS a victory Devils were never headed and Armstrong tossed in 12 One minute must have The Blue Devl1s were ready MIke Armstrong had two stretched the margin to 22 and the Knights tIed the score ~ last week as they notched two points apiece Hess and Arm- seemed like an eternity to Um- dunks in the fIrst quarter, points m the second half. with 5:49 left m the ga~ more Macomb Area Conference strong combined for 13 re- "We're continUing to do versity Liggett School's hockey when Andy VanDewegh~;. WhICh provided a spark for bounds. team last week. White Division victories, defeat- South and deflated the Ram- things better defensively and notched his second goal of the ing Anchor Bay 6149 and then Matt Recht had five assists that creates some easy bas- Livonia Churchill scored contest whJ1e ULS was on ~ blers, who have won only one and Petrouleas saId he "dId a three times in the span of a rollmg past Fraser 67-45. game this season. kets," Petrouleas said. power play ~. good job of working with some minute midway through the "Those were two games we The Blue Devils led 16-8 af- The two victories Improved "We had a 4-3 manpower ad- were supposed to WID,but you new combinatIOns." second period to tie the ter the fIrst quarter and that South's record to 104 overall vantage so I sent my four best Armstrong poured in 26 and_6-2 m the MAC WhIte Kmghts, 3-3. puckhandlers out and told! "Except for that one-minute them to move the puck faster lapse we played a good, consis- than Churchill's three guys,';" Norsemen keep their spirits high tent game," said ULS coach Fowler saId John Fowler It paid off as VanDeweghe; I Two defeats haven't damp- escaped WIth a 52-45 victory m who had opened the sconng "They had one more three- the first quarter and then just ened the enthusiasm of Grosse last week's actIOn. The two de- WIth 3:37 remaining m the first,1 pointer, one more two-point caved in," Olman said. "They Pointe North's basketball team: feats m the Macomb Area Con- period, put the puck m from 1 basket and two more free scored a lot of theIr POints "Our attitude is still good," ference White Division left the side of the net Stefan throws - that was the differ- against our offense. And we said coach George Olman. "We North with a 3-5 league record Teitge and Kisskalt drew the,; ence," Olman said. "Romeo didn't help ourselves by shoot. had a couple good days of prac- and a 7-7 overall mark. aSSIsts. _ r shot 54 percent and had a very ing 36 percent." tice after losing to Romeo. We "We're going in streaks," good second half." ULS got another power play 1 all realize we have to keep Olman saId "Every game has D.J. Reynolds led North with The Falcons, who lead the WIth 4:45 left m the game but ~ working. There are six games been close except for Ford and 17 pomts, Adam Lowry scored White Division and are ranked couldn't get the winnmg goal left and we think they'll all be Port Huron Northern." 16 and Adam KorzeniewskI In the state Class A polls, built "We were buzzmg, but close. Whether we win or not Romeo held a 24-21 halftime added eIght points and pulled a 36-13 halftime advantage. couldn't get the wmner," Fow. ~ depends on us " ler saId. lead and enjoyed a 33-31 ad- down six rebounds Lowry led the Norsemen Unbeaten Sterling Heights vantage after three quarters. Turnovers were costly in the WIth 11 points and seven reo The Knights outshot Church-.~ Ford rolled to a 69-44 victory III 12-5 in the thIrd penod ~. North stayed close, but couldn't loss to Ford. bounds Korzemewski tossed m ':: over the Norsemen and Romeo overtake the Bulldogs "We were down 18-8 after eIght points. Goalie Tom Best had a Andy VanDeweghe strong game for ULS as he"':.. "We regrouped, caught our turned away 27 shots breath and didn't let ourselves Bdl Robb and Kisskalt each ; Loss teaches Knights a valuable lesson get down after they scored had two assISts for ULS and Umversity Liggett School's for them We've had some nice those three goals. We JUst kept VanDeweghe had one ...' The Knights got the basket- and Louis Johnson added 12 fightmg back. We've tned to basketball team is learning wins and some bad losses, but ball with 20 seconds left in reg- Fowler saId Bill Burna' 'J pomts and hauled down 17 re- Impress on the kids that the some valuable lessons this sea- It'S been a great group to work ulation time, but didn't get a played well on defense in the ~~ bounds. game is longer than one min- son. with. It's the closest team I've good shot away. third perIod whIle Robb waA,;1 "Louis' reboundmg has really ute or even one period. There's "The one we learned thIS ever been assocIated WIth." Dave Martin hit two free servmg a 10 mmute mlsconduC;C I come along," Wright said time to come back." penalty time is that you never want to ULS held a 12-polnt lead throws late m the first over- "He's averaged 11 a game over Churchill scored its fIrst goal .... give the momentum away," early in the fourth quarter tIme to force a second extra pe- The Kmghts began a busy the last five games. His jump- at 5:44 of the second period to saId coach Chuck Wright after when the game turned around nod, but by that time three week by hosting Cranbrook on ~J ing abtlity IS awesome and now tie the game at 1-1 The Charg- the Knights dropped a 76-68 "We just lost our momen- ULS players had fouled out and Wednesday They play at Portl->~ he's learnmg how to compete ers took the lead 11 seconds double-overtime decision to tum," Wnght saId. "Southfield the Eagles took command of Huron tomght, Feb 20, and "- for the rebounds. later and stretched the margm Southfield Christian. Christian Wf'nt ahead by three the contest. host Port Huron Northern on 1 The defeat left ULS, which to 3.1 at 6'44. ''These kids haven't played points and our kids showed a Ken Hubbard led ULS WIth Saturday, Feb 22 -, 2 hosts Rochester HIlls Lutheran Eric Kisskalt's goal at 9:08 of much basketball so this season lot of character to come back 16 pomts and six assists Ver- "Three games In a week _,'- Northwest on Fnday, with a 7- the second penod pulled ULS has been a learnmg experience and tie the game" non Pernell scored 14 points we feel Just lIke the Red 8 record. WIthin one goal of ChurchIll Wmgs," Fowler saId ( ilII_I--_"---M"'IC.R-OG-R-A"PH-IC-&-E-LE"CT-R-O"N".C"IMIoIA-G-E-CO..N-V...ER-S..I:-N------..------~------'------~------\ SERVICES.SYSTEMS• CO"'~III TATInN "\ February 20, 1992 108 Sports Grosse Pointe News J Consistency fails North By John Miskelly Norsemen appeared dramed The goal hght didn't come on Special Wrtter and sluggish. The fog outside after Richard's first goal of the The sign of a successful ath- the Shores CIVICArena seemed thIrd penod, but the officials letic team is consistency. to envelope North's enthusi- gave the PIOneers 'Credit for it Some teams beat their asm. after a brief dISCUSSIOn. weaker opponents and lose to "We dIdn't do what it takes A little more than three min- the powerhouses. Others do the to win hockey games," said utes later, Richard scored on a OPPOSite.One IS as frustrating North coach Dan Abraham, power play. The Pioneers' flfth as the other. who is an alumnus of Gabriel goal came on a stuff-in after At the moment, Grosse Richard "Our whole game was North's goalie was pulled out of POInte North's hockey team slow" poSition seems to be III one of those pre- The PIOneers took advantage North's Marshall scored a dicaments. of their opportunities in a slow- power-play goal on a slap shot In recent games, the Norpe moving first period and came from the pomt, With Jeff Jen- men played well against highly away With a 2-0 lead. sen drawmg the assist, with ranked Livonia Stevenson and Richard displayed some tena- Just under five minutes left to a good Detroit Country Day CIOUSforecheckmg and hard de- cut Richard's lead to 5-2 The squad and came away from the fense in the second period, but PIOneers completed the scormg two contests With a tIe and a North scored the only goal on a power play WIth 32 sec- VICtory. when Brian Qumn converted a onds left Last week, North avenged an centering pass from Joey North goalIe Chuck Scher- earlier defeat by fourth-ranked Sucher Brad Marshall also had vlsh had to leave the game dur- Grosse Pointe South by postmg an aSSIst on the goal, scored at mg the penalty.filled third pe- a 6-3 VICtory South won the 2:30 whIle the Norsemen had a nod when he was slashed first meetmg between the cross- two-man advantage durmg a skirmish after the Photo by Dan Kllk town rivals, 5-3 The third penod was all of- whistle. There's plenty of traffic around the net during the North-South hockey game. Two days after beatmg the fen&e for Richard, while North The splIt last week dropped Blue Devils, North entel tamed became a study m frustl ation Nolth's IecOld to 7-10-2. The Michigan Metro League rival Norsemen's final three games Riverview Gabriel Richard and "We were outworked," said are on the road North returns Walter's quick in the water suffered a 6-2 defeat. Abraham, puttmg an exclama- home to host a Class A re- After playing at an emo- tion point on his team's perlor- gIOnal begmning Monday, There's nothmg hke the than he's done before," MIch- slOn meet. tIOnal high against South, the mance March 2 chance for a college scholarship alik said Freshman Kyle Zeller was a to push a sWimmer to greater Chad Hepner was second m double-winner, takmg the 200 dchlevements. dlVlng With a score of 400.80 mdividual medley m 2:25.3 and GlOSse Pomte South's Andy pomts posting a first-place time of Walter is a perlect example. "He was outstandmg," Mich- 1:01.69 m the 100 backstroke. "The pressure's on Andy alIk saId. "Dearborn's ChrIS South's 200 freestyle relay light now to get that scholar- Good was 15 points ahead of team of Tim Harmount, ship," said Blue Devils' coach Chad, but Chad beat a real Schoenherr, Jogan and Walter FI ed Mlchahk "He's working good dIver from East Kent- qualified for the state meet Ieal hard to bring hIS times wood Most of the best dIvers in with a winning time of 1:31.43. down" the state were at the meet" The Blue Devils' other indi- Walter, a senior, quahfied for South also got a strong effort vidual winners were Ryan MIl- the state meet in two events at from Matt MIllikm, who had ligan, 200 freestyle, 2:0057; last weekend's Michigan Inter- the opportumty to sWim the Walter, 50 freestyle, 22.63; Mil- ocholastic Coaches AssociatIOn 500 freestyle when Tim Jogan likin, 100 butterfly, 1:02.5; meet at Eastern MIchigan Um- missed the meet because of ill- Hepner, diving, 289.05 pomts; verslty ness. Norm RIce, 100 freestyle, 54.95; "He dId a 5:12.55, which IS Chuck Rwfork, 500 freestyle; He was clocked in 22.42 for four seconds faster than he's 5:39.45; and Rob Bacon, 100 the 50-yard freestyle and came ever done," Mlchahk said "He breaststroke, 1:10.3. back to swim a 491 in the 100 went out fast and held his Ruifork, Robert Docherty, freestyle stroke the whole race." Bacon and Eli Ruhf won the South's Brenn Schoenherr 200 medley relay in 2'00.71 also made a state cut m the Earher m the week, the Blue and the 400 freestyle relay 100 backstroke when he was Devils breezed past Sterlmg team of Harmount, Schoenherr, clocked m 55.93. Heights 135-49 in a Macomb Jogan and Walter took first in "That's two seconds better Area Conference National Divi- 3:28.59. North thrives on competition Pholl! by Dan Kllk Tough competitIOn brought 5566. 200 freestyle, 2:01.8; Paul Grosse Pointe North goalie Chuck Schervish sprawls to make a save during the Norlfemen's 6- out the best in several of "He needed a 55.59," the Swan, 200 individual medley, 3 victory over crosstown rival Grosse Pointe South. Grosse Pointe North's swim- coach said. "We're counting on 2:32.93; Craig Williams, 50 Iners him gettmg it in our next freestyle, 23.28; Steve Cheva- "Everybody we took to the meet" lIer, diving, 143.8 points; Steve meet swam well," Norsemen The Norsemen were sched- Williams, 100 butterfly, Higel sets state swim mark coach Les Roddis said after the uled to swim against Sterling 1:00.77; Chris Janutol, 100 MIchigan Interscholastic Heights Ford in a tough Ma- freestyle, 60.9; CharlIe Roddis, Kim Rigel Just keeps adding Two other Pointe Aquatic Coaches Association (MISCA) Christine Jamerino, Paolucci comb Area Conference National 500 freestyle, 5:1188; Milne, to her swimming accomphsh- swimmers qualified for the Jun- meet last weekend at Eastern and Michelle VasapoIIi, a sev- Division meet last Tuesday. 100 backstroke, 1:0237; and ments. ior National meet in NashVIlle, MichIgan UniverSity enth grader at Parcells Middle North's 400 freestyle relay Rob Ament, 100 breaststroke, The Grosse Pointe South jun- Tenn. Jennifer Paolucci swam Steve WIlhams made the School, teamed up to SWIm a team of Craig WIlliams, Rusty 1:21.56 IOr, who won the 20D-yard indi- a 2:06 96 in the 200 butterfly 3.5857. best shOWIng WIth a second- MIlne, Colhns and Steve Wil- Mike CollIns, Chris Ditty, vidual medley in the state and Suzette Atrasz recorded a place time of 4:50.79 m the hams dropped six seconds off Emmett DeGuvera and Ryan Class A meet last fall, set a 1:0697 m the 100 breaststroke 500-yard freestyle. Williams In the boys competition, Its best tIme WIth a 3:30.86 and Gallagher won the 200 frees- Umted States Swimmmg-sanc- The club also qualified its also finished 11th in the 200 Steve Williams swam a 4:46 67 the 200 medley relay team of tyle relay m 1:48.45. tloned state record in the 200 medley relay team when HIgel, in the 500 freestyle freestyle WIth a 1:50.03 MIlne, John Galvm, Charlie Other strong perlormances backstroke with a 2:01.05 clock- Brett Collins was ninth m Roddis and Craig Williams by North came from Paul Re- ing the 500 WIth a personal best of swam a 1:50.2, its second-best aser in the 200 freestyle; Dun- Higel set the record for the 4'545 effort of the season gan and Galvin in the 500; 15-18 age group at the Ann Charlie Roddis qualified for Earlier in the week, North Brett Collins in the butterfly Arbor Mid-winter meet while the state meet m the 100 back- crushed Stevenson 150-32 in a and backstroke; and DeGuvera swimming for Pointe Aquatics. stroke with a 57.29 and Just conference meet. m the 50 freestyle, the butter- "It was an excellent swim mIssed making the cut for the IndiVIdual winners for the fly and the medley relay. because she's in the middle of 100 butterfly when he swam a Norsemen were Jeff Dungan, "We had our divers swim the tapering for next week when 200 freestyle relay and Larry she'll try for the Olympic trial Lloyd, Chevalier, Heath Trerice cut," said Pointe Aquatics ULS swimmers do well and J.P. Gamrot did a good coach MIke O'Connor. "She did job," coach Roddis said. better than I expected." '~lli'lll Umversity Liggett School's Petz improved her time m swimmmg team had two strong the 200 individual medley and showmgs last week as the finished 11th. BelenkY also I Knights beat Auburn Hills swam well in the same event. Grosse Pointe ~Ibmlt Avondale 110-45 and finished Zhenyu Zhu cut 30 seconds third in the Erie-Mason Invita- Farms • City • Park off his 200 freestyle time and tional AGE 13. 14 AND 15 Just missed WInning his heat. , In the Avondale meet, Jon Liam Ryan swam his best 500 SIeber, Beth Weyhing and Ka. freestyle and Gardella recorded BABE RUTH , IlItlr~If~ tie Tompkins fimshed 1-2-3 in l a personal best of 1:00 in the the 2oo-yard freestyle. Andrew ' 100 freestyle The IHome & Home series Qempz and Antwan Fuller re- BASEBALL corded personal bests in the 50 I ...M'CHIGA. I VS, fE",.~ Tompkins cut her backstroke freestyle with a 2797 and a ~. tIme to 1:10.49, a personal best, REGISTRATION ..~... 32 48, respectively and Belenky and Weyhing fin- Fri., FEB21 & Sat., FEB22 SIeber missed the state cut In Ished fourth and fifth, respec_ WEDNESDAY, the 100 butterfly by four sec- 7:30pm both days tIvely, III the 100 butterfly. An. onds with a 1:0277 and Tomp FEBRUARY 26TH Ita Warner was third in the L~ yeo(s Back to-Back Home senes kins swam the 500 freestyle m 500 freestyle. a personal best of 6'48.14 THURSDAY, MIS a 1PIt - a cofege hockey baffle Betsy Belenky, Anne Petz, Earlier, ULS dropped a close FEBRUARY 27TH never to be forgottenl Don 1rnss 1M Weyhmg, Sean Gardella and meet WIth Cranbrook-Kings- explowe terrotch rI Detrod featunng Sieber helped ULS record relay wood. 7.9 PM £ 31 NHl Draft pro between these \ Jctones. Gardella had the only indi- NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB arch lIo'aIs' GmdeJla won the 100 breast- Vidual first for the Knights Waterloo at St. Clair TICKETS FOR EACH OAY s,troke and Lesley Thomas took 'vhen he won the 100 breast- $12 a $10 (Students $5 wilD) stroke m 1'16.37. second m the event WIth a per- at UllNersly Athletic nc ket Offices, sonal best of 1:27 86 Petz, Belenky, Warner and • League age determined July 31st Joe LoU5 Arena a ~(JZJ4S'7lIFR Sieber finished first m the 400 There were several outstand- freestyle relay Dempz was • Prep Division (age 13) CHARGE BY PHONE rng performances in the Ene third In the 50 freestyle and (313) 645-6666 Mason InvitatIOnal fifth in the 100 freestyle. • Intermediate and Major divisions (age 14 & 15) Sieber was a candidate for Proudly ~rrored by \H\ J \1 \\\H \111119, the outstanding swimmer Other hIghlIghts were Sie- • Birth Certificates required of new players Jeep* award as he won the 500 frees ber s 1:59 m the 200 freestyle IrlI II tyle and took second In the 200 and a 1:11 by Tompkms m the • Fee due at registration ...... "\1 ...... JlI.L ...... I"l 'V- fr('('~tvle 100 backstroke. ~II ------r.tIIII-...-- ..------..-~----- ....------= =_= _ " T :ebruary 20, 1992 rosse Pointe News Sports 11 B '{esults, highlights from house, travel games SQUIRT oubl for the Outlaws were Abraham Vargas, Ryan Joyce, Richard Eldndge ker University Liggett School's volleyball team was pushed to GET READY TO "PLAY BALL" the limit in its recent matches Put Yourself with Harper Woods and South GROSSE POINTE PARK Lake. LITTLE LEAGUE in Our Boots The Lady Knights improved We'll take the time to make sure you get to 3-6 with the 12-15,17-15,15- 11 victory over Harper Woods. BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7.12 a gooo, comfortable fit. Plus, check out ULS trailed 11-5 in the second Born between 8.1.79 and 7.31.85 all the skis, poles and other eqUIpment game before beginning its you can rent We'll make sure you're comeback. REGISTRATION: ready to take on the slopes WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th Magda Chojnacka had five 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. kills and six aces. Freshman Julianne Grant had two kills and five aces and freshmen Sta- THURSDA~FEBRUARY27ili Joseph Simon cey Corbin and Laura Haggerty 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. played well in the back row. AT A plaque honoring the Saints Carrie Birgbauer was 13-for-15 will be displayed in the Hall of serving. Fame in Toronto. Pierce Middle School GYMNASTS SIfiNE: The ULS also had to come from 15439 Kercheval (back entrance) Level 5 girls from the Grosse behInd m its 15-8, 8-15, 16-14 Pointe GymnastiCS Club fin- victory over South Lake. Strong Fees: $45.00 single; $70.00 family ished fifth among 16 teams in a serving was a factor as the Must bring child's birth certificate recent sectional meet in Flint. Lady Knights had 11 aces. Cor- Open to Grosse Pointe Park residents only Lindsey White was 20th in a bin served five aces and was Managers, Coaches and Volunteers Needed. METRO SKI & SPORTS field of 117 gymnasts in the all- 17-for-21 in serving. Jamlla Sign Up at Registration "SELUNG SPORTS FOR mE FUN OF IT" around competition and she Hoard led ULS with nine at- 20343 Mack. South of \mIler. Grosse Pointe Woods. 884-5660 was fourth on the balance tacks Lend A Hand - Spread The Word Mon. :.:. 10 B Sat. 1~ Sun. 12.4 •• 9 51. • - ...... ---- - a- .._. __a_ -- I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS • c:nN~1I1 TATlnAl 1\ I ) , 128 Community February 20, 1992 1 Grosse Pointe News New Arrivals Pastor:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.Couple to Couple League holds classes The Couple to Couple League Sunday, Feb. 2~, from 24:30 Richard Charles Bradley Rudolph From page 48 will sponsor a series on natural p.m at St. Vmcent Ferrer, ~oore Jr. Menchl As one author said: "Christianity is not a spectator family planmng beginning on 1075 E Gardima~ m ~adlson activity but a participatory activity." Heights. The serIes wlll con. Chuck and Sheila Moore of Dr. Ann McReynolds and Dr. tinue on Sundays, March 29, St. Clair Shores are the parents Rudolph Menchl Jr of Grosse Jesus puts it very well when he says: "You shall Questers met April 26 and May 24. of a son, Richard Charles Pointe Park are the parents of love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with Private counseling wIll also Wmdmlll Pomte Questers Moore Jr, born Jan. 28,' 1992. a son, Bradley Rudolph all your soul, and with all your mind. This is the great be available. The registration No. 385 met on Feb 17 at the Maternal grandparents are Mr. Menchl, born Dec 27, 1991 and first commandment. And a second is like it, you fee mcludes materIals for class. home of Mrs. Lawerence Cam. and Mrs Paul Delaney of Port Maternal grandparents are shall love your neighbor as yourself. On these two com- For more information, call Bill tIuron Paternal grandparents Colum and Rose McReynolds of Co-hostess was Mrs. Edward mandments depend all the law and the prophets." Wells. are Mr and Mrs Richard Bellevllie Paternal grandpar- (Matthew 22:37-40) Moore of Grosse Pomte City ents are Rudolph and Erika Shdes of the mternational As a response to God's love, what will you "take on" headquarters of Questers, lo- Great.grandmother IS CamIlla Menchl of Fort Myers, Fla for Lent? Rumley of Port Huron. cated III Phtladelphla, were shown BE A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER TRESSES Hair Studio Join us Monday and Tuesday even- ~ Ed Maliszewski Specials Introducing Gene Kapulak from ings for the ONE23 Winter Prix Fixe. Vlln;, Carpeting Specials - Spe- Dallas, Texas who has joined the styl- Our three course cials and a Super ing team at TRESSES HAIR STU- dinner for only Come in now for our 79th Annual Value at that on DIO in-the-village. Gene trained in $16.95 includes February Oriental Rug SALE. all our NEU- Paris, Toronto, New York, Chicago, super salad, entree Receive 25%-50% OFF ... at 21435 TROGENA pro- Dallas and San Francisco. Call for an and dessert. Call Mack Avenue, 776-5510. ducts. Choose appointment or consultation on color, 881-5700 for your from rain bath, shampoo, conditioner, hi-lites and color corrections. Mon- reservation or for * * * bath oil, moisturizer, hand creme, day-Saturday during the day or Wed- more informa- soap - and that's just to name a few. nesday, Thursday, and Friday even- tion ... at 123Kercheval on-the-Hill. It's only a once a year SAVINGS!! ... ings ... Tresses Hair Studio in-the-vil- New large selection of jogging suits at the NOTRE DAME PHARMACY, lage... 16914 Kercheval Avenue, 16926 Kercheval in-the- Village, 885- Grosse Pointe, 881-4500. * * * have arrived in a great array 2154. 'of colors from * * * the brightest- * * * SMrWTFS ~ boldest orange Jacobsons I :1 tJ!!1 Just arrived - NEW spring sepa- 3~56789 r and pink to the Calendar TO II I' 13 I~ 15 16 A new collection of Ravens. rates from 11 18 19 20 21 22 23 more subdue • 25:16 27 28 29 30 "Joyce" a must of Events black and burger puzzles are now rT\ cr white. Perfect to wear anytime - aVailable at THE SCHOOL -t'olJlle UOg~iOtl'9 to see... Also- up to 70% Hurry down to Jacobson's for: shopping, walking, errands or just re- BELL, 17047 Kercheval in. OFF all fall "DEEPER CLEARANCE" laxing ... Lisa's elegance for sizes 14- ~ the.Village. Beautifully il- and winter merchandise... at 23022 that is going on now through- 26... at 19583 Mack 'Avenue, Alustrated, the puzzles are Mack Avenue (across from S.C.S post- out the Apparel and Home store. 882-3130. suitable for all ages. office) 774-1850. Now is the time to save! Febmary 29th (Saturday> * * * * * * * * * "KONCERT FOR KIDS" Mark your calendar. don't miss out! Jacobson's together with the TRESSES Hair Studio CLEARANCE SALE!! EVERYBODY LISTENS TRESSES Hair Studio in-the-Vil- 50% OFF all winter merchan- Grosse Pointe War Memorial are Enhance your child time with a dif- sponsoring a "String Along lage welcomes THERESA, formerly dise...Also- ferent 3 minute story each of Jacobson's. Her training in Toronto now open is Friends & Puppet Variety Show" day - Call from 11:00 - NOON at the War and New York allows her to keep you "Young "THE STORYLINEl'M" and your hair in the newest color and Glothes Bou- Memorial. Call now and make 1.900-454-2212 your reservation 881-7511. cut concepts. Monday-Saturday dur- tique" .•• Children must have ing the day on-Wednesday, Thursday come visit us BAKE SHOPPE: Special for the parent's permission. and Friday evenings ... Tresses Hair in Kimberly week: Delicious 8 inch square ($1.25 per minute) ... Su- Studio... 16914 Kercheval Avenue, Korner, 882-00S0... Store: 110 cake. Choice of cherry nut, bana- ite 178, 18530 Mack Ave- Grosse Pointe, 881-4500. Kercheval on.the.Hill, 881.7227. na nut or chocolate. (only $4.00 nue, Grosse Pointe. each) Be sure to stop by today ..• * * * * * * 882.7000,ext. 107 * * * * * * THE WOOL THE FLOSS edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. &€l Get rid of the winter blahs. Lift , Give your jewelry a fresh look - SHOW and SALE of the Rosalie edmund t. AHEE jewelers has a full CONNIE'S. STM'S PlACE We carry a mask facial, BOYS & au,.s WEAR fOR WEN & BOVS I t Peters' needlepoint line through staff of designers to assist you in re- comp e e ;~".:h\h1~?"fi~, make-up and line of communion dresses, veils and !~ ~~)ffN/lJw'@c$ manicure for March 1st. Come in and enjoy these mounting and updating your fine beautiful canvases. Take home one or jewelry. All the work is aone right on accessories, plus a large selection of only $40.00 until boys suits, sport jackets and pants. Int. Hair Salon March 31, 1992. several to help chase away the winter the premises. Visit them today ... at blues ... at 397 Fisher Road, 882-9110. 20139 Mack Avenue at Oxford (Bet- Regular, slim and husky sizes - - with Please call 886-1650. ween 7 & 8 Mile Roads) in Grosse FREE alterations! ... at 23240 Great- Pointe Woods. Open Monday-Satur- er mack Avenue, one block south of 9 * * * * * * day 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., except Mile Road, 777-8020. Thursday 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., 886- 4600. * * * CARPET TALK METRO SKI & SPORTS New carpet on your mind? Stop * * * OLYMPIC SKI SALE! and see our large selection of com- 20%-60% OFF all ski apparel and mercial carpet now on SALE! $30.00 accessories in the store till the end of a square yard carpet for only $12.00 a February. Hurry in for the best square yard - AND - $10.00 a Cooking classes have begun! Stop selection. ... Also-- Skin-So-Soft and square yard carpet for only $4.95 a by and pick-up the Spring 192 Cook- Sun Seekers products sold here. square yard. Ideal for kitchens, base- ing class Draperies and Interiors (Skiers need at least face protection ments and offices... at 16915 Harper, Schedule. from the sun) Monday-Friday 10:00- near Cadieux, 881-4808. Reservations Mid Winter SALE 8:00, Saturday 10:00-6:00 and • can be made SAVE up to 75% Sunday NOON-4:00 ... at 20343 Mack * * * I~ in person or on In-stock Fabrics Avenue (at Country Club) 884-5660. by phone.- and 1 to 4 fabric • • Better Hurry remnant If you haven't pick-up your 1992 * * calendar - NOW - is the time to FJneslofKJtchen Cookware - classes STOP In & SAVE ... * are limited. Complimentary In-Home stop at THE LEA- "One class can make the difference." Designer Consultations GUE SHOP as ALL ~ (First class starts February 26th) 28983 Little Mack, SCS, 20%-50% OFF our 1992 calendars Pointe Pedlar ... Monday thru Satur- 772-1196 SALE and refills are 50% 7kJ_~!1w, day 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m .... at 88 continues... at OFF. Hurry in for the -'-7 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, * * 20148 Mack Ave- best selection ... pick up a few today ... 885-4028. * nue at Oxford, 72 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 882-6880. 886-7424. * * * * * * * * f"M-t~ FLOOR COVERING Organize Unlimited NEW carpet SPECIALS are going Like help moving? Organize Un- Srosse :Poinle on NOW! See our large selection of New shipment has ar- limited will help you decide what floor coverings in vinyl, tile and goes to the new home, what to dis- !1urnilure !J(efimolhing rived! Stop and see our wood. Give your house a NEW spark- ~large selection of gold pose of and make it all happen ... le. Now available at our 9 Mile Store chains in a variety of Insured, bonded, confidential. Does your furniture look like - CUSTOM BLINDS by Graber. ..., lengths. Bracelets in dif. Ann Mullen 821-3284, Joan • the winter doldrums? Put some Made to measure any window any ";';:' ferent styles plus bangles Vismara 881-8897: sunshine back into your furnf. size. Hurry to Eastown - don't miss I in all widths. Don't forget ture. Refinish, repair or out on our SPECIALS... See your to choose a pair of our new gold paint it. Grosse Pointe I Toadvertise in this column call at... 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper earrings - all waiting for you at Furniture Refinishing ... at (across from K-MART) 771-0390. K1SKA JEWELERS. Price range Kathleen at 882-3500 by 16125 Mack Avenue, And, our other store is still at 14410 to suit everyone's needs ••• at 63 2:00 p.m. Fridays 882-7680 Harper, 822-2645. Kercheval on-the.Hill, 885.5755. ------_._------.. ------r I Section C Real Estate Classified Advertising 4C lassifie Real Estate Resource 14C Grosse Pointe News • February 20, 1992 Botanical prints are as treasured as real thing, and last longer Seed catalogs are beginning to appear in the mall with color Antique shops and galleries m Spain, France, Belgium and photographs of the magnificent are featurmg them. <~ Switzerland durIng the 16th flowers, fruIts and vegetables One of Grosse Pointe's most and 17th centuries, is filled they promise to delIver for our knowledgeable botamcal print WIth flower motifs In India the gardens next summer. Maga- Garden enthuaslsts IS Marlene Hamel. lotus flower holds a prominent zines and beautIful books on If you'd like to know more f!J~ place m art and in sacred writ- garden subjects are replete about them, or how and where ings. with photographs of flowers SHED to start your own collectIOn, The VICtorians developed a and plants which seem so real call her at 884-7550. language of flowers which that one can almost feel their By Ellen Probert There IS an enormous everyone understood The recip- textures and smell their varied amount of symbolIsm connected ient of a bouquet would know scents with flowers. In all ages, flow- lared "follies" or summer tarucal prints and Sydenham at a glance whether the sender But photography IS a compar- houses, and with extensive ers have been used to SIgnifY was suffermg from jealously or Edwards and James Sowerby such qualitIes as purity, love, atively recent art, especially glass houses where rare and gratitude or love or despair were among the botanical en- constancy, faith and hope. such true.to-life color photogra. tropical plants could be col- gravers who produced the The type of flower and Its color phy. Did you ever wonder how lected and nurtured. Every country has its signifi- were the key symbols plates from which the prints cant flowers and most cultures these thmgs were portrayed be- Collecting such plants be- Many charmmg little books were made. have a flower calendar for fore the inventIOn of the cam- came a competitive hobby with were pubhshed deplctmg the Each print was carefully col. which certain blooms represent era? Through drawings, engrav- the wealthy landowners, and flower language In steel en- ored by hand WIth watercolor the different months of the year mgs and unbelievably accurate was a spin-off of the vOJ'ages of gravings tinted WIth watercolor or gouache with the colors and the cycles of planting and botanical prints, that's how. exploration in the PacifIC which ew listing. Few homes measure up to the his is a must see for you! Grosse Pointe Schools n the Farms. This newer home features a lovely o the full basement of this four-bedroom one- quality, beauty and value found in this great N T at an affordable price! It's a pleasant and Ifamily room with vaulted ceiling and fireplace, T and-one-half-story on Stephens and enjoy the three bedroom Colonial with family room at 259 charming tw~bedroom home on a quiet street with double closets "plus" in the three bedrooms, deck Ridgemont. Rate it yourself. computer room, sewmg/rec room and workshop. large double lot and two-car garage. and large eat-in kitchen. Upstairs you'll find a newer kitchen and more. BRICK BEAUTY CONDO NEW<£> roLlO, ~PACIOU~, ~PECL\L BEGINNER~ LUCK TIII~fIOME'~car CONNEcrrON~ erfect for first time buyers. Two bedroom asy to get anywhere in town from the P Condominium in Grosse Pointe City. Well E great location of this gracIOus Tudor. maintained, economical to keep, close to Specious rooms in this great end umt schools and park. Don't miss out!l! Condomimum. Owner will pay '92 association dues. ATrENTION BOATER& hink! Summer time and the hvmg is easy. T Tw~bedroom, two-bath Condo livmg - no maintenance. New St. Clair Shores Manna 1 eautiful center entrance brick Colonial with available to resIdents. Use your large two car .Q. uperlatives abound in this fabulous residence B circular drive Four-bedroom family home WIth garage for winter storage. All for $119,900. <.9 with a newer kitchen, carved plasterwork, three-and-one-half.baths, Mutschler kitchen, Call for detaJls. stained and leaded glass, stunning courtyard and famJly room and five fireplaces. Move-inconmtion. gallery, carriage house WIthapartment. KQAZY MOUT TIiAT KITCHENI] TEA fOR TWO ... BIG BEDROOM" WINTER Of CONTENTMENr lenty of space in this oversized gounnet kitchen r twenty in this spacious four.bedroom English with island and eating space. French doors to hIs channing Grosse Pointe Colonial offers efore the natural fireplace In this three- P Oin one of Grosse Pointes nicest neighborhoods. three bedrooms WIth sizes you'll love. The private patio and yard. And a first floor laundry T B bedroom modIfied Ranch Enjoy the fireplace This home is loaded with all the extras - fireplace, master bedroom even has an attached lavatory. The room. Call for the cook's tour! newer kitchen and much more. from both the hVlng room and the formal dming recreatIon room offers a full bath with stall shower. room. Hardwood floors and a screened porch. aD! ~ EMPlOYEE 886-6010 RELOCATION COUNCIL 114 Kercheval MEMBER OF. GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTI LIST SERVICE, MACOMB COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS. MICHIGAN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ,t -=.. _r.__...._..__ ..._...... "'...... _..,...... -;--_..._..._...._..,__..,__""...\'~_ ------...------.h ~--~...... -...... ~.-----tt--... t---- ...... _.... - f MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ) eo 1\ I ) I SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSUl TATInN 2C Real Estate February 20, 1992 ~ Grosse Pointe News' School days Gardening: Good all the way around When times are tough, many - a garden can prOVide months to permit more sunlight, flow- Dads experienced the famihes start to cut down on of el'\ioyment. ers Will continue to blossom sights. sounds and activities outside leisure activities. In- Having a successful garden and provide plenty of opportun- , of their pre-kindergarten stead of gomg out to the movies does not require extensive Ities for photos. children as part of University or for a bite to eat, many knowledge - or a green thumb. • Add to th~ look of the gar- Liggett School's annual "Pre- Americans choose mexpenslve Here are some simple tips be- den by using a trellis or night- ' X Fathers Night" last month. actiVities they can do at home. gmning gardeners need to fol- hghtmg. Stone statues and For about 10 years. the pre- Once such actiVity - garden. low: strategically placed benches' kindergarten classes have mg - can help save a httle • Use composts, mulches and Will also add to the design of- hosted their fathers by bak- money and take a step toward orgamc fertilizers to help soil your yard. • ing them a special snack and improvmg the environment at stay healthy. Good soil is essen- • Keep records of your horti. creating artwork and other the same time. tial to the growth of any plant cultural successes and failures. ' masterpieces that serve as And plantmg a garden offers because it holds vegetation In If a particular plant blooms' • mementos of their time to- other benefits. It can prOVide place while retaining moisture well In your garden, take a gether. good phYSICal exercise and save and nutrients for it to use. photo of It and keep it in a At the left. Thomas Beck money on the family food bill • Prune plants by removing journal for future reference. If a and his son. Evan. demon- Gardening also is one actiVity dead sterns and leaves. It IS flower doesn't grow well, keep- strate teamwork by making a in which the whole family can important to the development ing a photo of it Will help keep " participate. pine cone bird feeder. and maintenance of your gar- you from repeating the mis- With a little plannmg and Photo by June Bryk den By cutting away diseased take. care - and a small investment areas and thinning out sections News USA. TopPl'odllcel'[or Jal1l101Y A First Offering 826 Lincoln, GP " A First Offering A First Offering ThIS gorgeous Thdor has all of Located In GrossePointe the onglnal leaded glass and 22936Alger, SCS much of the natural woodwork on a Quiet Court beautifully preserved I SpacIOus 2,000 sq feet With five bedrooms, family room, formal dmmg room, formal hvmg room, kItchen with eatmg nook, office area m basement and two-car garage Only $169,900! 1570 Bourne-mouth, GPW MICHAEL MAZZEI ",,"\1 "Picture Perfect" Located between 8 & 9 Mile off of Marter Road. 591 Oxford Rd. Onglnal owner home with every Roads... amenity imaginable! Four Fantastic three bedroom brick ranch with new roof, all new bedrooms, two full and one half 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI bath, oak paneled library, huge vinyl windows and trim, new 2.5 car garage, new driveway, new family room with built-in 886.9030 furnace with central air. All you bookcases and natural fireplace, formal chning room, first floor have to do is move in!! Priced to sell quickly at $79,900! Open H0111es fir Snhlrdll.-Y,February 22, 1992 laundry, full basement, central Very attractive and most afford- air, 8-zoned sprinkler system for 682 Anita able colomal in Grosse Pointe Open 2-4 both front and rear grounds. 1688 Lochmoor, GPW Woods Very nicely decorated Fabulous "court' location on a Open Homes for Sunday, Februa1J' 23, 1992 large lot Priced to sell $452,000. One of Grosse Pomte's finest throughout. LIving room Nestled among much hIgher homes! This spacious residence features a natural fireplace and Open 2-4 Open 2-5 alcove. Formal dining room. priced homes. Call for a private affords superb entertalning- 970 Pemberton 19690 W King's Court 1124 Berkshire 1688 I.ochmoor VIeWing. sized rooms... generous entrance KItchen appliances mcluded. 1570 Bournemouth 20625 VermerCircle 22936 Alger 2073 Lancaster Wonderful finished recreation hall, beautiful living room with 771 University 1319 Hollywood 22812 Newberry 823 Lakepomte 19690 1f( ](jngs Coun, natural fireplace, family room room With full bath in basement. 525 Moorland 259 'lburaine with ceraffilc tile floor, walnut Newer pnvacy fence and patio. GPW paneled walls, full wet bar and 525 Moorland, GPW 970 Pemberton, GPP 1124 Berkshire, GPP natural flreplace, 1Ux25' kitchen Breathtaking English Th.dor in WIth all built-m appliances, prime Woods location. Profes- formal dining room, library, five sionally renovated throughout, bedrooms (master bedroom with five bedrooms, three full baths, J'rlvate full bath and access to one half bath, leaded glass wind- pool), four full baths, two half ows throughout, refinished hard- baths, fimshed basement With - 'wood floors, fabulous fonnal din- billiard room and recreatIOn ing room with bay Window, gue~t room, indoor pool (access from quarters with pnvate servlce • famIly room) WIth pool house Fabulous Woods ranch with spa- stairs, new kitchen With ceramic • and dressmg room. Double lot cious rooms and beautiful decor Beautiful SpaCIOUS lot .. com- This center-entrance four bed- One of the Grosse Pointe Park's tile floor. Immediate occupancy! extenor grounds feature elegant Large country kItchen, formal pletely private with pnvacy room Colomal features a fabu- classic English Thdors features brick walkways, fabulous dming room, formal hving room, fencing and shrubbery sur- lous new kitchen done with landscapmg, fountam raISed three spacious bedrooms, den finished basement, two-car at- 20625 Vernier Circle, roundmg m-ground pool and beautIful pickled wood cabmets, slate patio, tenms court and with hbrary, two full baths and tached garage, central air.amdi- GPW rear grounds. Three bedrooms, cathedral ceiling, doorwall and children's play area. This home one half bath, fabulous natural tioning, new elevated wood deck family room, newer kItchen with bUIlt-in Garden/family room, woodwork and leaded glass IS so extraordmary so excIting in rear yard Affordably pricedl built-in apphances, convenient comfortable den, rIch natural throughout, multiple fireplaces, that It msplres a special way of woodwork throughout first floor. hvmg! first floor laundry, full basement formal dining room, and custom with recreation room, wet bar, SectIOned basement with new deSIgned kitchen Hecreatlon 771 University, GPC natural fireplace and bath. full bath and two-<:ar garage room in basement. Situated on a make this a "move nght m" op- beautiful 80' x 172' lot. portunity! 20534 Woodside,HW " ~ 823 Lakepointe, GPP ~~~-::v ~_~_~ ...~ Beautiful three bedroom bunga- low on a quiet, secluded eul-de- sac. Wonderful decor and loads Perfect starter home! This of updates. New pickled wood completely redecorated Ranch kitchen with white ceramic has updated kitchen, updated floonng, new gas forced-air fur- Wonderful Enghsh bungalow m full bath, formal dmmg room, nace With central air and hu- pnme Grosse Pomte City neigh- finished basement, newer midifier, refinished oak floors, new spacious master bedroom borhood. Living room with natu- PRICED REDUCED TO furnace with central air, GREAT PRICE on this four bed- with his and hers closets and re- ral fireplace, formal dining room $129,0001 Outstanding 3,000 sq. beautiful wood deck and newer room Colonial in Grosse Pointe cessed lighting. Florida room off - with bay window, spacious kitch- ft. Colonial IS an excellent buy! privacy fence surrounds rear Park with three full baths and Spotless three bedroom Colonial kitchen overlooks private en, three bedrooms, master bed- Spacious rooms throughout, liv- grounds. This home 15 a "must one half bath, new kItchen, huge in Grosse Pointe Park has great backyard. room with ceiling fan and sky- ing room with natural fireplace, see"! Owner will look at all master bedroom, 20 x 10 family family room adchtion with offers! light, Florida room, new furnace, sunken family room with natu- room, formal dining room, eco- natural fireplace, Mutchler central air, roof and driveway. ral fireplace, modern kitchen 682 Anita, GPW nomical gas steam heat and custom built kitchen with 21450 Goethe, GPW Priced at $138,000. with breakfast nook, master bed- newer electrical service Two-car natural wood floors, living room room with dressing room and Remarkable Cape Cod Colonial 28690Jqferson,SCS garage. PRICE REDUCED TO has beautifully refinished full bath, finished basement features a new oak kitchen, $179,9001 natural wood floors and natural with new carpeting, and "in-law" famIly room with brick inlay flreplace, one and one half baths , suite with two bedrooms and full natural fireplace, five bedrooms, 930 Canterbury, GPW formal dming room and bath. Spacious lot has wolman- two full and one half baths, new recreation room in basement. Charmmg quad-level home has ized deck with gas BBQ and carpeting throughout (oak floors sharp entrance foyer, four bed- privacy fenced. Make an ap- underneath), new gas forced-air rooms, two full baths and one pointment to see this home to- furnace, new central air, new half bath, famdy room with nat- day ... you'll love It' roof and updated cement work. ural fireplace, SpaCIOUS eat-in 857 University, GPC Private backyard With wolman- kitchen, hving room With cathe- 910 Lakepointe, GPP !Zed wood deck and gas barbe- Beautiful three bedroom, two .. dral cellmg, first floor laundry MOVE RIGHT IN' Three bed- cue. full bath brick ranch features + WATERFRONT HOMEI Stun- room, basement, alarm system, room Colonial in Grosse Pointe Beautiful custom built three 699 BalfOur, GPP master bedroom with private ning three bedroom waterfront City has hardwood floors, natu- bedroom colonial features large bath, livmg room with natural newer roof, and two-car attached Quality constructed five bed- home with two full and one half ral fireplace in the spacious hv- master bedroom with private fireplace, family room, kitchen garage. room 6,500 square foot English bath, gorgeous kitchen WIth top- ing room, formal dining room, bath, family room, Itbrary, two with eating area, pantry and Colonial in Grosse Pointe Park. of-the-hne apphances, formal 1319 Hollywood, GPW mce famIly room, large kitchen full and one half baths, fantas- built-in apphances. New Pella _, Modern kItchen and baths, beau- dming room With natural fire- with breakfast room, spacious tiC modern kitchen, fimshed windows throughout, new fur- Outstanding opportumty on thiS tiful hardwood floors, sharp li- place, ste]rdown great room room sizes throughout, finished basement, central air (1988), nace and central air. Fmished affordable three bedroom Colom- brary With natural fireplace, ele- With natural fireplace and wet basement. Only $131,500. new roof (1985) and backyard basement with wet bar and half al in Grosse Pomte Woods. Re- gant formal chning room, master bar, master bedroom With two cent Improvements include a patIO. Affordably pricedl bath. Professionally landscaped. walk-m closets, second floor bedroom with natural fireplace new furnace WIth central air, and private bath, third floor has screened m balcony, first floor and dnveway, updated kitchen .' laundry, fimshed basement, two 'l':nOUR SUBURBAN OFFERINGS*** kItchen and bath, finished base- with bUIlt-in dishwasher, fin- ment, and camage house with doorwalls leadmg to lower level ished basement, and loads of 20794 LASALLE, WARREN 2 bdnns, 1 fullbath .. $34,900 modern kitchen and laundry exterior deck. Call our office for storage Perfect for the young 20934 HOLLYWOOD, H.W .3 bdrms, 1 full bath.. $49,000 " your private shoWIngl 19711FLEE1WooD, H W . . . 1 bdrm, 1 full, 1 half bath . $58,500 room over four-car garage. couple IAskmg only $129,900 542 N. Rosedale, GPW " 23114 MARTER,SCS...... 2 bdrms, 1 full, 1 halfbath . $62,500 1046 Hampton, GPW Custom built and professionally 657 Hollywood, GPW 443 RIVIERA TERRACE, Sa:; .1 bdrm, 1 full bath . $63,500 Beautifully spacious ranch with decorated Colomal near Van K Spectacular three bedroom bnck 910 Lakepointe, GPP 223 RIVIERA TERRACE, Sa:;. 1 bdnn, 1 fullbath $65,900 three bedrooms, two full baths, Dnve. Two-story marble floored ranch With one full and one half 207 RIVIERA TERRACE, Sa:; 2 bdrm, 2 full baths . $72,900 Beautiful custom bUIlt three one half bath, formal hvmg room foyer, four bedrooms (master bath, profeSSIOnally decorated 29090 E BRITI'ANY CT RSVL 3 bdrms, 1 fullbath . $73,000 bedroom coloma I features large with natural fireplace, formal bedroom With pnvate bath), two throughout, updated Mutschler 20656 BEAUFAlT, H W 3 bdrms, 1 fullbath $81,000 master bedroom With private dming room, sharp famIly room, full and one half baths, new kitchen, new 35' x 16' famIly 28639 KIMBERLY, Sa:; ... 3 bdrms, 1 fullbath . $96,900 bath, family room, hbrary, two roomy country kItchen with eat- kItchen with hardwood floor, ce- room With vaulted celhng, new 19050GAYNON, CLINTON 1W .3 bdrms, 2 fullbaths $117,500 full and one half baths, fantas- Ing area and built-in appliances, ramic tile counters and built-in thermal wmdows throughout, 20015 LENNON, H W 3 bdrms, 2 full baths $122,500 tIC modern kItchen, fimshed large, open basement With full apphances, hbrary, large family central air, prIvacy fence, wood 22812 NEWBERRY, SCS 3 bdrms, 1 fullbath. $129,900 basement, central air (1988), bath" central air-conditioning, room, huge first floor laundry, deck the hst goes on! Immacu- 20534 WOODSIDE, H W 4 bdrms, 3 full, 1 half bath $129,000 new roof (1985) and backyard two-ear garage, 2,600 square full basement and two and one lately clean and pnced to sell at 19636 FLEE1WOOD, H W. 3 bdnns, 2 full, 1 hair bath $149,900 patio AiTordably priced I feet Alot of house for the half car attached garage. $225,000 . 46289 GULLIVER, SHELBY 3 bdrms, 2 full, 1 half bath $179.000 .~~~~ monevl. .. \ ~ ...• om rftt .1 , r. em ( ) • • • ere • '. - - en I February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Real Estate 3C Flower, garden show shifts to Washtenaw CADIEUX FARMHOUSE A pond blooming with water. OPEN SUNDAY NOON. 4:00 P.M. bly accommodate the exhibits and enJoy the beauty around partment that demonstrates hlies, a moss bog, a southwest- and garden marketplace as them." 16939 JEFFERSON ern cacti garden and nearly how city volunteers can create well as an expected crowd of Smce last June, staffers have an "island of green" wlthm an 100 other exhibits will replace 20,000. been designing and construct- urban environment A lily pond horses and antiques April 2-5 TIlls year's theme, "A Touch ing the show's elaborate stag- under an arched brIdgeway wIll at the Washtenaw Farm Coun. of Country," capitalizes on the mg. ViSItors will enter through cil Grounds, the new Site of the represent water gardening, an- rustic locatIOn, whIch IS com- a grove of conifers and stroll other first-time landscape ex- Ann Arbor Flower and Garden plete WIth pole barns for farm along sod-covered country lanes hIbit. While landscape exhibIts Show. animals. edged WIth goldenrod and au- vary WIdely, major awards go Sponsored by the University thentIc remams of Amencana of MIchigan's Matthael Botani- only to those that display pre. "There is no way to mask such as "Burma Shave" .~ngns. dommantly MIchIgan plant cal Gardens, the third annual the casual atmosphere, so we As building connectors, the materIal, accordmg to Katch flower and garden show has decIded to turn It Into an asset lanes wIll be exhIbIts them- As m past years, deSIgn changed its location from Yost with a playful country theme," selves of native and ahen classes require entrants to m- Ice Arena on the U.M campus saId Michael M Hommel, plants seen along rural roads terpret themes such as "Up a to the fairgrounds on Ann Ar- flower sho\\ ,I __ be tree . --- • ....--~...---.-----... __-me • C t tr me • 72 MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ C::~IlVI(,~C:. C:VC::Truc::. I'nll<',,, TAT"'" H. "\ 4C February 20, 1992 Classified Advertising Grosse Pointe News 882-6900 Fax # 882-1585 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 HELP WANTED DEADLINES AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES • Monday 4 pm - All BORDER and 200 General 600 AMC 712 MEASURED (speCial type. bold. Garages/MIni Storage 902 Aluminum Siding 948 Insulabon 201 Help Wanled . Babysiller 601 ChryslElf caps, etc ) must be In our office by Wanted 903 Appliance Repairs 949 Jarltonal ServICe 202 Help Wanted. Clencal 602 Ford MondaJ 4 p m 7t3 IndustnallWarehouse 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow 203 Help Wanted 603 General Motors • Monday 4 p m - ALL CANCELS or Rental 905 AutolTruck Repair Blower Repair DentaVMedlcal 604 CHANGES must be In our office by Antique/ClassIc 714 LIving Quarters to Share 906 Asbestos San/lce 951 Linoleum 204 Help Wanted. Domestic 605 Foreign Monday 4 p m 715 Motor Homes For Rent 907 Basement Waterproofing 952 Locksmith • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner 205 Help Wanted Legal 606 Jeeps/4 Wheel 716 OffIces/Commercial For 908 Bath Tub Rehnlshlng 940 MIrror 5ervlC8 ads No borders. measured, cancels 206 Help Wanted Part nme 607 Junkers Rent 909 Bicycle Repairs 946 Movlng/Storage or changes on Tuesday _ 207 Help Wanted Sales 608 PartslTires/Alarms 717 Ofhces/Commerclal Maintenance CASH RATES 12 words $5 00. each 953 MusICInstrument Repair 208 Employment Agency 609 Rentals/LeaSing addlbonal word 45e $1 00 fee for Wanted 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 954 Palntlng/Decorabng 610 Sports Cars billing 718 Property Management 911 Bnck/Block Work 954 Paper Hanging 611 Trucks OPEN RATES Measured ads. $1004 SITUATION WANTED 719 Rent WIthOpbon to Buy 912 BUilding/Remodeling 925 Patios/Decks 612 Vans per mch Border ads. $tl 12 per 720 Rooms lor Rent 913 Busmess Machine RepalT 956 Pest Control 300 Babysillers 613 Wanted To Buy mch Addlhonal charges for phOIOS, 721 VacatIOnRental- 914 Carpentry 953 Plano TUnlng!Repalr 30t Clencal 6t4 Auto Insurance art work etc Flenda 915 Carpet Cleaning 917 Plastenng CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP We 302 Convalescenl Care 722 VacatIOnRenlal- 916 Carpetlnstallallon 957 Plumbing & Heatng reserve the nghtto claSSify each ad 303 Day Care Out of State 917 Ceiling Repair 958 Pool Service under ItSappropnate heading. The 304 General RECREATIONAL 723 Vacation Rental- 9t8 Cement Work 903 Refrigerator ServICe publisher reserves the nghtto edit 305 House Cleaning 650 Airplanes Northern MIChigan 919 or r8ject copy submitted lor Chimney Cleaning 912 Remodeling 306 House&llmg 651 Boats and Motors publlcabon 724 Vacation Rental- 920 Chimney Repair 960 Rooling 5efV1C8 307 Nurses Aides 652 Boat Insurance CORGECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS Resort 921 Clock Repair 961 ScIssor/Saw Sharpening 308 Office Cleaning 653 Boat Parts and Service Qespo'1slblity lor dlspla, and clas 725 Rentals/LeaSing 922 Computer Repair 962 Seteen Repair 309 Sales 654 Boat Storage/Dockage sifled advertiSing error ISlimited to Out State Michigan 923 Constructon 5ervlCe 963 Sepbc Tank Repair 655 Campers either a cancellation 01the charge 924 Decorating SelVlce 964 Sewer Cleaning Service or a re-nun of the portIOn In error 656 Motorbikes MERCHANDISE 925 DeckS/PatiOs 965 Sewing Machine RepaJr Nobficatlon musl be given In bme 657 Motorcycles REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 926 Doors 966 Slipcovers for correction In the follOWingIssue 400 Antiques 658 Motor Homes 800 Houses For Sale 927 Drapenes 967 Solar Cover We assume no responsibility for the 401 Appliances 659 Snowmobiles 801 Commercial BUildings 928 DressmakinglTallonng 950 Snow Blower Repair same after the hrstlnserbon 402 Aucbons 660 Trailers 802 Commercial Property 929 Drywall 943 Snow Removal 403 Bicycles 803 Condos/AplslFlats 930 Electncal SerVIces 962 Storms and Screens 404 Garage/Yard/Basement ANNOUNCEMENTS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 804 Country Homes 931 Energy Saving Service 968 Stucco Sales 805 Farms 100 Personals 932 Engravlng!Pnnbng 969 SWimming Pool Service 405 Estate Sales 700 Apls/FJals/Duplex- 806 Flenda Property 101 PraJers 933 Excavabng 970 T.VJRadlo/CB RadiO 406 Firewood Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 807 Investment Property 102 Losl and Found 934 Fences 971 Telephone Repair 407 Flea Markel 701 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 808 lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces 972 TemlsCourt 408 Household Sales DetrOIt/Balance Wayne County 809 Lake/River Lots 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 973 Tile Work , SPECIAL SERVICES 409 Miscellaneous Arbdes 702 Apts/Flats/Duplex- )!Y~ 810 lake/River Resorts 937 Furnace Repalr/lnstallabon 943 Tree SeMce ~~ 410 Musical Instruments St Clair Shores/Macomb County I 105 Answenng 5efVIceS 811 Lots For Sale 938 Furniture Refinishing! 913 Typewnter SelVlce , 411 Office/BUSiness EqUipment 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 106 Camp 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts Repair 938 Upholstery 412 Wanted to Buy Wanted to Rent 107 Catenng 813 Northern MlCtugan Homes 939 Glass Automobve 974 VCR Repair 704 Halls For Rent 108 Drive Your Car 814 Northern MIChigan lols 940 Glass - Resldenbal 975 Vacuum SaleslServlC8 705 Houses- tOO Entertainment ANIMALS 815 Out of State Property 941 Glass Repairs - 976 Ventllabon SelVlce Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 110 Heallh and Nutnbon 816 Real Estate Exchange Stained/Beveled 954 Wallpapenng 500 Adopt a Pet 706 Oetroll/Balance Wayne County 111 Hobby Instrucbon 817 Real Estate Wanted 942 Garages Wall Washing 501 Bird For Sale 707 Houses- 9n 112 MUSICEducabon 818 Sale or Lease 943 Snow Removal! 903 Washer/Dryer 502 Horses For Sale St Clair Shores/ 113 Party Planners/Helpers 819 Cemetery Lots Landscaping 907 Waterproofing 503 Household Pets For Sale Macomb County 114 Schools 820 BuSiness Opportuntlles 944 Gullers 978 Water Softening 504 Human Soclelles 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 115 TransportahonlTraveI 945 Handyman 979 Welding 505 Lost and Found 709 Townhouses/Condos For Rent 116 TutoTing/Educabon 946 Hauh.!lg 980 Window Repair 506 Pet Breeding 710 Townhouses/Condos Wanted GUIDE TO SERVICES 117 5ecretanal SefVlC8s 947 Heabng and Coohng 981 Window Washing 507 Pet EqUipment 711 Garages/Mint Storage For 900 Air Condlbontng 982 Woodbumer 5elVlce 508 Pet Grooming Rent 901 Alarm InslallallonlAepalr 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 100 PEIlSONAlS 101 PRA¥ERS 101 PRAYERS 102 LOST AND FOUND 112 MUSIC EDUCATION 116 TUTORING I EDUCATION ~ '}(1.n,',,:) "'I~-'L,"-'~ • I I .., ~ '. 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Vitae Days must be promised This Novena has never May the Sacred Heart of occasIOn Solo, duo, tno, LASER PRINTER Cover leiters' Applicalions Standard Form 171 Thanks St Jude for been known to fail This Jesus be adored, glon- quintet, guitar, Winds, Scanners tied, loved and preserved 822-4800 WEDDING JACKIE'S prayer answered Special Novena must be said for VOIce. 354-6276 DTP-Graphics PHOTOGRAPHY thanks to our Mother of 9 consecutive days. throughout the world now MEMBER & PROFESSIONAL 6 piece • Nal10nal Resume Bank Weddln On A Budget1 Pet Pal Service Perpetual Help. M C MMQ and forever. Oh, Sacred band "First ImpressIOns" PC Technology • Professtonal ASSOClahon Weddmg $495 AnimalSilting. HouseSitting Heart of Jesus, pray for Packages from Malel female vocals, of Resume Wnters • AirportS'1ultle.PersonalErrands us Worker of miracles, Associates • NatlOnal ASSOClal1onof BIRKNER l'''IOTOGaAPHY ByAppointmentOnly pray for us. St Jude, homs, versatile. Reason- Secretanal SefVlce5 775-1721 881-9307 (Voice) 'ROSH SILLARS helper of the hopeless, able. 885-1222. • Engmeenng Soaety Jackie Huckins 527.2440 881-1347 (Fax) of DetrOIt pray for us INKY & THE CLOWN t I ~ Say this prayer 9 times a ClAN. Parties, promo- day By the 8th clay your tIOnS, family fun Face prayer WIll be answered painting, magic, and bal- PHOTOGRAPHER It has never been known loon animals 521-7416. NEW CLASSIFIED RATES to fall, never. Publication BRIGG'S BOW 'n IVORY DUO: Vto- 824-2614 must be promised. Effect February 26, 1992 IJnI Plano! Vocal musIC Thanks St Jude for TAX SERVICE for your entertainment. CASH RATE prayer answered Special ClassICal and lighl. 823- 16953 Harper (Near Cadieux) • 884.2270 thanks 10 our Mother of Word Ad 1721, Patti - 831-5014, Bring Your Baby Home In Style Perpetual Help B J S $6.00 for 12 words- YearRoondService• Open Weekends' Drop-off Service Phil On SlleComputertzedPreparo'ion• ToxPlanning ~ each additional word $95 Package includes: 110 HEALTH AND J 02 lOST AND FOUNO Have your Income Taxes prepared at Briggs 7 ft Wooden Stork, NUTRITION In Column Measured- personalized handpalnted $10.48 per Inch and ELECTRONIC FILING IS LADIES gold and diamond STRESS- bustIng massage. bundle. Cyma wristwatch wrth CertIfIed. References. 00 18 chocolate cigars. Border Ad. sentimental value Re- $40 sessIOnS, new chents $15. balloons, $11 .58 per Inch ward Call 886-2638. $35 Becky,445-1427. FAST REFUND champagne and LOST. gold Benrus watch LOSE wetght & feel great, Real Estate Resource Page Experrence• Technology• Call for oor reosonobleroles white stretch limousine. 2/15/92 VICinity of VlL- 30 day unconditional, $8.50.1 line Established1948 LAGEI Reward 882- money back guarantee. $17,00, 2 lines 573-8091 5397, after 6. 331-4503. ~ ---~------....-...--..----.--~_.-----.....--...------=---- ....__....=_._._~__ .__-.!h_-..... , ----- __ --L. I ~ I February 20, 1992 Grosse- Pointe News 5C I 17 SECRETARIAL SERVICES 201 HElP WANTED 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 203 HElP WANTED 300 SITUATION WANTED 303 SITUATION WANTED , BABYSIHER 107 HElP WANTED SAlES DENTAL/MEDICAL 8ABYSITTERS DAY CARE LETTER FOR LETTER ATTENTION LIGHT duties for elderly EXPERIENCED Woman EXPERIENCED dental hy. LADY or young woman for HARPER Woods mom, Will MARCH Openings- LI. FAX Expanding factory outlet has woman In nursing home wanted to care for our 2 glemst needed for PeTlo- Word Processing flOrist shop sales Must babysit your Infant or tod- censed Day care provI- 30 permanent full time FleXible for other duties children 3- 4 days per dontal practice Fridays, 8- Resume Preparation like flowers and plants dler Days or evenings der St C1llJr Shores positions available $1,350 References required Call week In our home Refer- 4 Grosse Pain Ie, 882- Days & Weekends Ap- References 884-9502 Denise, n6-1345. General-Personal TYPing per month to start, rapid 294-1957 after 4 p m ences ~1119 5600 ply 17931 E Warren Medical, Legal, BUSiness BABYSITTING days 881- 304 SITUATION WANT£O advancement, manage- PART TIME BABYSITTER needed, 12 -O-U-R-T-e-a-m-of-P-r-o-fe-ss-Io-n-a-IsAve Cassette TranSCription ment tralnmg, must be 9622 GENERAL WORDPROCESSING and Jefferson area Ener. IS In search of the right Harper-Vernier able to start Immediately SPEND AN EVENING IN getlc, mature IndiVidual career minded Dental LOVING Mother Experi. ENTERPRISING High n4-5444 Phone 886-n01, between THE BEST OF COM. Immediate opening for ex- for 3 children, ages 12, 5 Assistant who knows the enced Daycare Teacher School Semor, College 1100 a m and 300 p.m PANY Explore the oppor. EXPERIENCED typing ser- perienced Wordprocess- and 4. Reliable transpor. of communication wants to care for your bound, Willing to do "odd value tunltles offered by berng vices and bookkeeping, Ing Assistant to work part tatlon a must Monday, skills and enthUSiasm children Rlvardl Mack lobs". 8B5-6604 FAX a part of Coldwell Banker resumes, correspond- YOUR time In fast paced market. Thursday, Fnday after- while dellvenng state of area non. smoker, refer- Schweitzer Real Estate, a 305 SITUATION WANTED ence, Laser printing, CLASSIFIED ADS I Ing office. Other duties ences 882-4460 noons. evenings Sun. the art care to our family member of the nation's HDUSE ClEANING etc Reasonable rates Will Include PBX, copYing, days, days $75 per of patients We're offenng premier real estate com. RESPONSIBLE woman Will- 886-2454. Please Include your name, faxing and mwllng corre- ARE you looking for profes- week 294-44Ql thiS challenging full time pany FREE REAL ES. Ing to babySit over night, billing address, billing spondence Wordperfect Sional, thorough, reason. ELIZABETH H' .please call poSItion With a benefit TATE CAREER SEMI- on weekends In your 200 HHP WANTED GENERAL phone number and classi- highly desirable If qualI- able IndiVidual to care for Denise S 952.5114 package Please call Sue NAR Thursday, February home References Call fication desired. fied, please send resume your hamel office. Excel- SITTER wanted In my at Dr Michael Jennings 27, 1992, 730 pm As- 567.7246 BRIDAL Consu~ant, sharp, Refer to our classified Index to lent references 544-1667 home part- time High office, Monday thru sumption Greek Orthodox outgoing people person for deadline, rates & bill- WORDPROCESSING FARMS Mother of two- year school diploma required, Thursday 881.7393 Church, 21800 Marter EUROPEAN Style of clean- for bUSy bridal shop Ing information 200 Maple Park Blvd. old Will be available Rd, Grosse POinte Ing Will refresh your' Ideal for mature woman, St. Clair Shores,MI. 48081 some college preferred DENTAL AsSistant needed March 2nd to care for Woods Call 8864200, house Local references, sales experience re- FAX 882.1585 Non smoker 885-2367 full time for Warren Den- toddler two or three days M/F/DN Coldwell Banker own transportation, 7. qUired Part time n4------tal office Must be experl' per week Excellent refer. ELECTRONIC MedIa Su- MATURE, lOVing woman to enced, hard working and days a week WashIng 5960 HAIR Stylist With clientele Schweitzer Real Estate ences ~5819 pervisor for coordlnatJon, care for Infant and tod. Willing to take on respon- and ironing 365-1095 for lUCido's Hair Care In Building Anything Takes TRAVEL agents needed for mstallallon, mamtenance, dieT one day a week In sloilities 751-3100 MATURE person will baby- East DetrOit n3-8044, my home 882-4489 _ The Proper Tools CARMEN'S Southfield agency repair and demonstration Sit In your home Tuesday 286-5265, ask for Joe Especially a Career in CLEANING SABRE expenenced lei- of all electronrc media for DENTAL AsSistant. recep- andl or Friday Will also SINGLE mom of 2 boys (2 tlonrst for modern office Real Estate Sales. SERVICE sure and corporate the Grosse POinte Public WANTED full time walter do evemngs and week- & 7), seeking live-In baby- Mt Clemens 469-0931 It all beginS With a good No time for housecleanlrlQ? . agents Full benefits in- School System Must be italian CUISine expenence ends Excellent refer- sltterl housekeeper 882- ' foundation, part of which Let our team come and cluding dental Send re- expenenced wrth com- Call 884-0253 Ask for ences CPR and first aid 6367 FULL time Dental Assistant Includes the people With do It for you I sume & salary reqUire- puter, Video, and other AntOniO ~253 $61 hour Melinda n2- LOVING, POSitive, creative ~xperlenced Harper whom you work experi- ments to Travel electronIC equipment 0p- DRIVERS NEEDED! 8818 eratIOn and repair and be person for part- time child ODds office 884-3050 enced agents, ask about SPRING SPECIAL Unlimited B, POBox Good dnving record Will HARPER Woods mom of 2 able to supervise a staff care for 5 & 3 year old, In HYGIENIST needed one our 100% plan On The 100/0 Discount 1st time 721067, Berkley MI trarn Excellent money girls Will babySIt Monday- of 7 people; 12 month our home, 15 hoursl day a week Preferably HIli, call Bob Kitchen at Senior Citizen discount 48072 making potential Apply In Frtday Non- smoker work year' salary $32,000 week Nonsmoker Refer- Tuesdays or Thursdays ~2000 • Reasonable person. 881.9767 COOK. evenings, some ex- to $42,000 dependmg ences & experience re- Excellent starting pay Coldwell Banker • References 15501 Mack Ave penence preferred, fult or upon experience and qUired 882.9688. Contact8B4-0040 Schweitzer Real Estate LOVING, mature, expen- • ExpenenCed part time Send resume 19 Offices • Insured qualificatIons. Excellent FITNESS Instructor. stretch BABYSITTER wanted for DENTAL Hygienist for East enced lady Wishes to ba- or letter of Interest to Jim Expect The Best • Bonded fringe benefrts Send re- and tonel STEP AERO- occasional days In my DetrOit office Part Timel bySit, full time. Excellent D. P.O Box 36790, De- 584-n18 sume detailing expen. BICS Pays well 778- home Non- smoker pre- full time Experienced. EXCEPTIONAL Income op- references 886-6152 troit, MI. 48236 ence to Donna Marrs 5811 portUnity for reputable In. I would like to be your hou- ferred Must have own n5-1633 301 SITUATION WANTED 389 Clair, Grosse sekeeper I'm an experi- PART TIME St COLLEGE STUDENTS transportation 881-1843 O-P-H-T-H-A-LM-IC-T-ec-hn-I-cl-an-,ternallonal cosmetics ClERICAL enced, conSCientiOUS, POinte, 48230 $8.00 TO START firm, Fortune 500 Subsid- TELEMARKETERS PART time babYSitter fuU or part- time St John Iary FleXible hours. Part! EXPERIENceD In- Home worker, non- smoker WIth PARK Rangers. Game War- 12- 50 hour work weeks. No wanted early evenrngs ProfeSSional Bldg Salary full time Training avail. Medical Transcriptlomst a delightfUl personality Two part time positions dens, security, mainte- experience necessary fleXIble' 881.1313. negotiable Benefits able Great extra Income seeking EastSide oppor- and excellent references. available for expenenced nance, etc. No experi- Will train AASP scholar. ------Please send resume to Contact Jeanne, 777- tunities Free Pick-up and Call 483-n82 Ask for ence neccessary. For ships available call now BABYSITTER needed for Grosse POlOte News, Box telemarketing people to 3831 delrvery References JUdy. Information call (219)769- for Interview. exercise class Call, n1. J-22, 96 Kercheval, generate leads for a fast available Reasonable 6649 ext. 7223. 9 a m. to 825-6485 8257. Grosse POInte MI 48236 LOOKING for a challenging MAID-TEMPS, residentiall paced sales dIVISion of a rates Call Michelle at 9 p.m 7 days and rewarding career? commercial Insured and national computer firm CAREGIVER needed for 773-1362 ACHIEVE Tremendous fi- 204 HElP WANT£O bonded. 24 hour answer- Pnor telemarketing experi- WANTED experienced twin Infants In home, expanding our offices In nanCial rewards PLUS DOMESTIC 302 SITUATION WANTED ing service. n4-9040 ence, wordprocessing Travel Agent, pleasant Monday thru Fnday Non- Grosse POinte. Full time the time to enJoy It Call experienced agents CONVAlESCENT CARE and typing skills Impor. working surroundings In smoker. Previous experi- LOVE WORKING EUROPEAN, Polish lady 396-1039,24 hours wanted Excellent pay tant If qualrfied, please the Renaissance Center. ence for canng for child- WITH CHILDREN? COMPETENT Wishes day work, expen- submit resume to: plan and room for For appointment call 259- MATURE woman to work ren References required Be a nanny. FuJI tlmel part- IN-HOME CARE SERVICE enced, references. 758- growth Will tram Contact TELEMARKETERS 4010 week ends in a Foster 885-4239 after 7 p.m time Good salary and TLC: elderly, children 4m. 200 Maple Park Blvd. care home, live for the benefits Call The Nanny Michael Bolalad for confi- YOUNG, energetic female Hourly, overnight rates GOVERNMENT Cleaners St. Clair Shores,MI.48081 week end Saturday & Network 650-0070 dential Interview 881- INSIDE to babysit In my home for aV8llable Experienced In Sunday. 921.5n8. 7100 Will clean your home. M/F/DN SALES 4 kids under 5 Must be GROSSE POINTE the Grosse POinte area References can Fr~ UCW personable, lOVing and SALES Counselors wanted PreViously Hammond HAIR Stylists Assistant. Ex. EMPLOYMENT cene 792-9643, Rose perience necessary REPS LINGERIE SALES have references 8B1. Looking for a challenging Agency, 30 years. LI- n3-5572. Established 20 year old UNDERCOVER WEAR 0972 AGENCY and rewardrng career In censed and bonded Grosse POlntes largest MAID Manon Cleamng Ser- beauty salon 884-6072 (East Area) auto An exerting concept In IInge- 885-4576 Real Estate Established Sally, n2.Q035 Grosse POinte Realty has vice. Dependable, refer. aftermarket wholesaler ne sales IS expanding in 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL 60 years reliable service SPECIAL care prOVided In BARBERI STYLIST, full ences, Insured, reason. ieeklng personable the MIChigan area We Needs experienced Cooks, 3 Immediate openings for home for elderly and con- time. 20207 Mack, able 296-1629, Man phone closers to staff are looking for women SECRETARY- Mature, for Nannies, Maids, House- full- time expenenced valescent Good refer- Grosse POinte Weese .... our oraebr"':OElSK~~~ who 1ove-1lngerie "and" chur'Cfi-ii'lDowntown 1)e- keepers, Gardeners, But- agents Excellent environ- ences 293-6115 AT YOUR SERVICE 882-91~, " T p....~;. , lers. Couples, Nutse's ment and earnlng_.Po.~n- .ln~lnoDW~1J'i'ltll~~:fu want to>mal .me . • s •• trees SAD. a _ - -...... •• • t ad « d • * n • ••• MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION \ 1 SFRVIr.F<: • c::vc::n:u~ • I"nllC11I TAT"'., 1\\ ') 6C February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 307 SITUATION ~ANTED 400 MEIlCHANDISE , 404 GA~AG~/ YARD 409 MISCHlANfOUS NURSES AIDES 409 MISCElLANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS • ANTIQUES BASEMENT SALES - ARTICLES 409 MISWLANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS ARTIClES ARTlCLfS ARTICLES ARTICLES EXPERIENCED English ANTIQUE round oak table, SATURDAY sale! Major DINING room set, tradl- SPORTS Card show (also SIMMONS sofabed, colonial MAHOGANY SNOW blower, $50. Wheel speaking European lady pedestal base With ball & appliances, tables, chairs, tlonal, fruitwood finish, 6 comic books) Grosse blue print $350. Pair INTERIORS chair, $100 Desk chair, seeking live- In position to claw, 6 chairs, 4 leaves & 10 speeds, boats, carpet, take care of elderly Med. chairs, rectangular table POinte Christian School, Woodmark brick red pnnt $20 Upholstered chairs buffet, $1.700. Also mls. etc. 882-7546 with 3 leaves, tall china 1444 Matyland, Grosse Wing chairs $525. Wood- (Fine Furniture lCal background Excel. 881.7104. cenaneous oak pieces. MOVING sale Antique cabinet Best offer 881- POinte Park Free admlS' mark white club chair & Antique Shop) lent references Call any- 343-9117 after 6 Queen Anne table, sofa 3560. slon! Tables $25. Fund $225 Cherry tllttop table 506 S. Washington FOR Sale MOVing Video time, B84-{)721. camera, 011 paintings, MUST sacnfice, circa 1930, & rocker recliners, Wicker GIRLS h't old bed raiser February 22, 10 $60 885-8933 Royal Oak, MI CERTIFIED Nurse Aide, w leg room . (5 Blocks North of 696 Free- electriC sewing machine, satin wood Burl cut buf- rocking chairs, Kenmore set Mattress, box spnng, am. 4 p m. 821-6159. MARBLE slab, black With way at 10 Mile Take pool table, cellular phone excellent references, fet, table, 4 chairs, china vacuum, antique silver, reasonable Willing to frame, headboard, SEVEN tOOing tables, white veinS, 5' long x l' Woodward! MaIO Street (new). Tnple dresser With cabinet, convex glass oak bench, bakers rack! dresser, mirror, night- $10,000 or best offer wide, polished With eXit.) clean house 881-7809 mirror, patio furmture, Appraised at $2,000 886- book case Saturday & stand. Best offer. n2. 949-4748 rounded corners. $175/ Monday through Saturday gas grill, 2 sets of twin 5959 Sunday, at Grayhaven 308 SITUATION WANTED 3137 ------offer 822.2816, please 11 to 5.30 mattresses! boxsprings OFFICE (LEANING Village Call 824-5567. THOMASVILLE dining leave message Closed Wednesday ROCK Maple Hutch- beauti- MAHOGANY room chairs, set of 6, pe- Accordlan (Scandah). EURO Maids. European fUlly refinished Call 517. MOVING Sale, Saturday. ON MACK can color, good condition THOMASVILLE 9 piece and Sunday Mounted train track. 02 style of cleaning Days or 479-6267 February 22, 10. 2 AT BEDFORD $350 n&4755 mahogany dining room FANTASTIC SHIPMENT n9-3333, 884-1676 nights $15 Special for Couches, tables, lamps, ?!t': set. Excellent condition Baker Queen Anne, BEIGE Herculon sofa, oak thiS month 365-1095 FLEA MARKET washerl dryer, nursery TraditIOnalmahogany dining SOLID ~ antique desk, Also other misc. Items of child's Chippendale arm beveled glass coffee ta. room tables and chairs; 48x72 1/2 glass furniture and household chair, child's upholstered 309 SITUATION WANTED ROYAL OAK room set, oak desk! bar, Inches, ble $450 779-5257 large Hepplewhrte buffet, top. $1,900. or best. 881. goods After 6 pm and recliner Baker Bachelor SALES Antiques & Collecllble!' bedroom set Everything Leave message Every Sun. 9-5. must gol 90 Sunmngdale large mahogany bedroom 0142 weekends, n1-5B07. chest, Baker oval dining OMNI Telemarketing Ser. Chest-an-chest, drexel -L-IV-IN-G--'--t-good--- room table Hendredon Free Admissron MOVING Sale' Saturday VICescan do all of your mahogany double bed, room se , con- WEDDING Gown, cream Chippendale end tables 316 E. 11 Mile. February 22, 9 a m to 3 CLASSIFIED advertiSingfollow. ups by ladles and other desks for dltlon, must sell. $750 or color, pearls. seqUinSand (paIr) 4 poster beds (King DEADLINE ... our profeSSional phone RESTORATION of antique p m Clothes, tools, your home, large mahog- best After 6, Jo, 882- Alencon lace throughout SIZe,queen sIZe and full) Is stili staN You spent the wood and plaster frames dishes, furniture, bikes, any breakfront, tilt top tea _2080______bodice Chiffon handker. Gorgeous mahogany money on the advertiSing, Quality work Jane DaVIS, doors 1931 Norwood table- ball & claw, Chip- FERTIUZElJepreader, $15 chief hem- tea length. Queen Anne bedroom set NOON TUESDAY let us turn your sales 465-0072 Drive, Grosse POinte pendale camel back set- Metal d~ chair, $60. Size small 5 $400 or f I for all regular Imer ads All Woods t .2816, by Kling (twinS and u I) leads Into cash Call 343- ee; dInlng table and sev- Sentry combInatIOn safe best offer. 822 Drexel mahogany dining measured, border, photo FURNITURE refinished, re------or other Special ads must 6664 paired, striPped, any type eral fabulous mahogany 20 x 18 x 18, $60. Wood please leave message room set (9 pleces) Bern- 405 ESTATE SALES dining sets, 1 large ChiP- framed mirror 19 x 36, AS low as $72.10 quarterly hardt mahogany dining be In by 400 MERCHANDISE of caning Free esti- 4:00 p.m. MONDAY mates, 345-6258, 661- pendale ball & claw ma- $50 Black & Decker for no- fault InsUranceon room (9 pIeces) and ANTIQUES LEO'S BACK. BUYing en- h The office Will be open until 5520. hogany h'9 boy hand dnll, $20. Black & pJcklJpsand vans owned others. Mahogany ban. A WINTER tlfe estates Also bUYIng THURS-SUN Decker hedge tnmmer, b d abl 4'00 pm on Tuesdays to ANTIQUES MARKET tools, coms and collectI- NOONISH TIL 6 P.M. $20 884-6673after 6. y service contractors. quet Inlng room t es conduct other bUSiness, 401 Al'l'LlANCfS Also automobiles, homes, (Chippendale and Federal Ann Arbor bles 885-9380 but the computers are 886-1916 JAMES A. MONNIG contents and health In- styles)sets of 4- 12 dining Feb. 22, 23. down and ... ALMOND refrigerator, $350 LYNX fur jacket, ladles BOOKSELLER surance at very low rates' room chairs (Chippendale U M Coliseum. NO CLASSIFIED ADS Gas stove. $275. 5 years blege, sIZe 10/ 12. $175 15133 KERCHEVAL AI Thoms Agency, 790- French Hepplewhlte Dun- Featunng Jewelry, Clocks, WE BUY BOOKS CAN BE TAKEN RadiOS,Coca Cola old 881-6448. AND LIBRARIES _839-_9_7_04. SeI3ect31ed-22boo38ks 6600. can Phyfe and others) AFTER NOON Sat 7-6, Sun B-4 G ba USED carpet, good condl' Pair ot Wingback chairs ON TUESDAYSI SHARP CathrOtuselMlcbero- H~150U~~~d~~~~: bought and sold. tlOn, plain beige. $1.00 (eggshell) Foyer console 1.94 Exit -175, dOHN KING wave, WI emp pro bals, $75 839-6627. REFRIGERATOR (White) square ard Call (heaVIly carved with cup- Follow s'9nS na- GROSSE POINTE NEWS BB4-4153. 961.0622 ------__ $375 washer and electnc 3500. y . ids) Hepplewhlte Side- (517) 456-6153. ROPER double oven. one GORGEOUS satmwood dryer, $240. IBM soft boards and servers 882-6900 SOLID oak antique desk, self cleaning $75 331. Michigan's Largest French bedroom sets dnve computer with mOnl' Classified Advertising large breakfront (8 x 7) AMANA self cleaning elec. 4Bx72 1/2 Inches, glass 2378 Book Store with Inlalds and 011 pamt- tor, Epson printer and 882-6900 Breakfront wrth Chlnno- tnc range, $350. Down top $1,900. or best 881. • Clip and saveltlls ad • Ings of cupids on, chest desk, $BOO. Golden ma- Retail Advertising lsene Many traditional couch, $75 Kitchen table 0142 WHIRLPOOL white refnger- on chest, dresser, vanity, ple dining room table With 882-3500 and comer china cabl- and chairs, $125. Ironnte, ator, 16 cubiC feet, $50 2 mIrrors, twin beds and 6 chairs $900 1984 News Room nets, mahogany bedroom 4 snow tires with Volvo Manchester Antique Mall Kenmore white stove, nlghtstand. One set is by. HONDA 700 with two he!- 882-2094 furniture (bedroom sets nms, $200 Call BB5- Antiques & Collectibles standard Size, gas- With FINEST $ Can Buy. Sea. Robert Irwm. Fantastte mets, $600. 882-6217 PRECIOUS MOMENTS. and assorted Pieces).Ori. 6943. 116 E Main, Manchester pilot free Igntllon, $75 ed SIt l H rd ood Mahogany Queen Anne Over 40 select PieceS ental rugs, Ctllppendale CHERRY ThomaSVille dln- Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 245-0536 so$55na facPecorad w • bedroom set by Kling', 6 ft WOMEN'S and men's ball I f 313-428-9357 Dellv Green Book Pnce 527- and caw tea and co - Ing room set, 12 Pieces, ONE while G E. refngerator, ered 3 or more cords- tall highboy, 5 1/2 ft tall Shearhng suede vests 2880 fee table. collector senes. Excellent DENLEY'S ANTIQUES 1 white G E self• clean- $50 h 727-3151 392 chest on chest, dresser/ fr~m sawyer of Napa 545-4110 $4500" It n'A ,:,<::,:,., 18th, 19th and early 20th eac ,- mirror twm beds or full Size medium from $150. IVORY wedding dress (fUll 1 a er. ~ Ing oven $150 each 3075 'bed <::Ar:: to $350. To see call ns- length With train and veil) WOMAN'S nng, 14K gold TWO Cribs, like new, cherry century Amencan an. 886-7266,evenings -M-E-l-D-R-U-M--T-R-E-E-S-E-R-sIZe 4 poster . "'""'" 7600 S 8 Best Ite 882 with 16 d' d h tlques and decorative - 4110. lZe. a r - lamon c IpS wood With mattresses, arts Fumrture and worthy KENMORE electnc dryer, VICE. RoIling back ------_ ------0055 Appraised at $300, ask- $250 both Call 822.2322 heavy duty, used 3 pricesI Seasoned fire- MOVING. LIVing room DRESSER. 9 drawer, rock 0 Ing $200. 824-5292 accessones. QUilts, folk 1 t. IL paintmgs, reproduc- GtRLS white LeXington Un. decoys, toys, pamt. months Like new, mr)v- wood With kindling. $40, chairs, tables, lamps, fire- map e, separa e mirror. tIOns ot the "Masters". ROCKPORT- maple dining gere and bachelors art, mg, $200 or best offer. facecord delivered. 881. place screen, china, etc Excellent condition- $200. r Ings and sporting collecti- 294-7809 3571 23131 North Rosedale, Maple floor lamp, $40 French Impressions, Re- room tab e (34 x 46) plus chest. Like new. 1 year bles All carefully selected n6-4Q49 nolr, Monet, Degas and leaf 4 highback chairs. old $300 286-1455. and displayed REFRIGERATOR, Norge, 6 ------SI Oalr Shores, Thurs- more. Gorgeous and af- Ethan Allen china cabinet 27112 Harper(bet 10 & 11) years old, self defrosting, NO CLASSIFIED ADS day- Fnday, 9- 4. ORIENTAL Dining table- fordable Private show- (30 x 80) With lower cabl' 1886 Singer console sew- Weekdays 9-5 • Sat 1-5 15', like new. $200 firm CAN BE TAKEN MOVINGI Portable Kitch- black lacquer with glass Ings available. Will come net doors. Excellent con- mg machine and antIque Appointments available n4-5567 AFTER NOON enAid dishwasher, $75. top inserts (Hendredon), to your home or office. dltlon Must see' $375. RCA Vletrolla, large re- n2.9385 QUASAR Instamatlc ON TUESDAYSI Gibson upnght freezer, $650. Brown oriental II- 558-5934 886-9411 cord Cabinet.886-6n2. WE BUY AND SELLI Co M. Don't Forget. $200 Hammond chord quor cabinet, $650. TO ------SIX foot aluminum step lad. unter- top lcrowave d be h $350 Fann 8821455 before 9 LIMES NE fireplace maTI- CUSTOM Drapery full der, $10. OOA ':'':'73 after ANNOUf\lCING Oven With humidity sen- Call your ads In Early! organ an nc , s, - """""'" 000 BTU It p.m tel from Queens home In length. Multi color f1oral- 6 - ---&OU:r-Hf:'IE-lD-- sor.,meatprobe, auto de- r.RnSSE pOI~IJF' NEWS - .~, .' _ ...... 220 V0- -.. ---~--'---"'- .c ••• -m _ ...... _. • .. ------..-..- - I I February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 7C 409 MISCEllANEOUS 500 ANIMAlS 503 HOUSEHOLDPETS ARTIClES 412 WANTWTOBUY 602 AUTOMOTlV£ 603 AUTOMOTIV£ 605 AUTOMOTlV£ 605 AUTOMOTIV£ ADOPTA PET FOR SALE FORO GENERALMOTORS FOR£lGN FOREIGN WEDDING Dress- SeqUin, ALUMINUM extension lad. LOVABLE dogs and cats BULLMASTIFFS puppies 1985 1/2 Ford Escort Blue, 1984 Buick Century, 4 gorgeous. Must see!! der 24' or greater. 1-313- I want your used cars. Pay- 1986 CIVIC Wagon. FWD, 5 need good homes. For for sale. 3 weeks and 6 4 speed, AMIFM stereo door, loaded, very clean $500 I Best offer n1- 391-1964. Ing top dollar for good speed, excellent condI- adopllon Informatron call' months old Male female cassette. Excellent condI- 9535. $2,350. 886-a129 cars or Junkers High tion, no rust, new brakes, WANTED- 30uthwest style Northern Suburbs Animal AKC regls1ered. Excelleni tion! $2,000 or best 886- 1984 BUICK Riviera, beau- miles, rusty OK $50. to exhaust, battery High LARGE wooden executive (MexlcanJ Indian)' rugs, Welfare League VoIun- blood line Pnce negotta- 0904 after 4 p m. tiful car, loaded $2,550 $5,000 Instant cash. Call highway miles. $3,700. or desk, 37 x 72 ", $125 pottery, wall decor, lamps teer. 754-a741, 463-7422 ble 389-1434 after 7 p m. 1991 MERCURY TRACER, 526-7303 Tom 7 days 24 hours. best. n4-5461 after 6. 343-0554 (wrought Iron). n1-1167 days, 321-4345 pager. PLEASE 4 door sedan, excellent 371.9128 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE TOYOTA Tercel, 91' 6,000 WANTED- Top $$ paid for DON'T DELAVr AKC 7 week old Collies, condition, AMIFM, air, 1986 Iroc Z-28. Red. 4 1 0 MUSICALINSTRUMENTS Black With grey Interior miles Ronda car. sea- Leica, Hasselbad Nlkon SPAY or NEUTER rare whites and sable low mites $7,900. 882- Original miles. Looks and Loaded T- tops, new foam Green. Loaded. and other cameras & YOUR PET TODAYI Whites, champion blood- 4087 UPRIGHT BaldWin plano, runs great- Must see. tires! shocks Excellent $7,500, almost new, 881- lenses n3-0550, 885- An altered pet IS a healthier lines, eye checks, puppy Mahogany, $700 882- 1987 Ford Escort, two door, PrICed to sell at $2,900 condition $6,5001 best 0029 1904. and happier companIOn. shots. 517-548-3869. automatic, power steer- 790-8458 6442 Call nowl 331-2978. 1991 MrtsublShl Mirage, 4 USED NordiC Trak- call & Also, It spares you the COLLIE PUPPies, AKC, sa- Ing/ brakes, 76,000 miles 1976 Pontiac catalina, runs 19n Chevy Nova, 6 cyclm- door, automatic, aIr, USED PIANOS leave message, 882- gnef and pam of haVing blel tn, shQ\a, wormed, $3,100.293-5756. good $375 884-5689 der, automatic, 54,000 stereo, 11,000 miles, Fac- AT BARGAIN PRICES 4914. pUppIes and kittens de- eye check, ~eat person- 19n THUNDERBIRD, new original miles $650. 882- tory Warranty $7,950. s1royecl when no homes alilies. ~ 1988 PONTIAC Grand PriX Used Spinets-Consoles BUYING adult books & bres, AC, well main. 1091. Wood Motors, 37208597. can be found Countless ------SE, loaded, white, 67,000 Uprights & Grands magazines and pre 1970 tBlned $1,200 885-5457 ABBEY PIANO CO numbers of sweet, Inoo- DOBERMAN pups- AKC, 6 miles, excellent condition 1989 Grand Am Clean car 1987 Honda CIVIC 4 door ROYAL OAK 541-8116 comic books, all star cent little ones are eu- weeks, tails, dews, shots, 1989 MERCURY Tracer, 4 $6,900. 881-D051. 44,000 miles. Loaded. Air, cassette stereo, thanlzed every day In $300 839-7635 door, aIr, automatic, sun- WIll accept your 33,000 miles Excellent PIANOS WANTED ~~~ 2~~7~~ Dyke, 1986 Chevy Sprint, red With $7,8501 shelters across the COUll- YORKIE adult female, roof, great condition 293- older model car plus $$ condition I 882-5857 tan Intenor. Power TOP CASH PAID OLD Fountain Pens 9058 Kevin, 558-9826 try because a pet wasn't house broken, affectlon- brakes! steenng, AMIFM 1987 Accord, new tires, WANTED- Top $$ paid for wanted Any type, any spayed or neutered If we ate n2-2110 CONTINENTAL 1989 Signl- cassette, 40 miles to the 1985 Sunblrd SE Turbo, brakes and muffler, Gibson, Fender, Gretsch condition Highest pnce cut down on the numbers ------ture- anti-lock breaks, gallon. Impecablly main- loaded, 53,000 miles, loaded, excellent condI- and other musical Ins1ru- paid 882-a985. of unwanted litters being S05 LOSTANDFOUND duel air bags, JBL sound, tained. New clutchl new tlTes $3,200 521- tIOn $6,700 881-5878 born, we WIll also cut ments. n3-{)55O, 885- TOP $$ PaK! for Rolex and leather, new IIres, blue. brakes! muffler The best 8440. down on the number of 1990 Toyota Corolla OX 1904. other wns1 watches n3- LOSTI cat, older black 884-0325, 884-6400 Mr car I've ever owned abandoned, 1051 and un- CADILLAC 1985 Fleet- Wagon, automatIC, MC, ROMANIAN cello, with knoll 0550,885-1904. male VICinity of Manor Johns1on. $1400 885-0476 wanted animals to de- wood Black, 23 mpg, AM/FM cassette, 18 bow and hardcover case. and Chalfontlt~ 881.Q522 -19-8-7-FO-R-D-T-a-ur-u-s,-e-x-ce-1- months old $7,500. 886- $1,200 Antique French CASH FOR stroy. 1988 Reetwood Brougham maintenance records, WE WILL BE HAPPY TO IF you have lost a pet, any- lent conditIOn. Loaded RWD, gray, excellent highway miles, nice I 885- 7226, after 6 p m metronome $100. 824- KIDS' CLOTHES PROVIDE ADVICE where In the Grosse New transmission, alarm conditIOn $10,700 822- 2932 2634 WOMENS ClOTHES 1981 Mercedes slatlon as well as a POinte area, please call 59,000 miles. 979-2979 1777, evenings NEW high polish ebony ON CONSIGNMENT 1985 FLEETWOOD wagon, 6 cylinder gas, LIST OF ECONOMICAL us at Grosse POinte AnI- 1987 MUSTANG convertl- 1986 CHEVROLET Celeb- console pianos from call our 24 hour Info No. Brougham RWD, tnple anti lock brakes, air, SERVICE SOURCES mal ClinIC This week we ble LX, 5.0, H.O, triple rity wagon, 8 passenger, black, runs excellent, leather, sunroof, power $1,995 including delivery, 881.8228 call us at: have A female white & white With leather, auto. new engine at 53,000 good condition $4,800 Windows, brakes and tuning and 15 year war- LEE'S RESALE 891.7198 coco Beagle X found on Every aVaJlable optIOn miles, service history 822-1777 Evenings s1eenng. Second owner, ranty. Jerry Luck StudiOS 20331 Mack Kensington In Grosse Garage kepI. Low miles, aVBllable. $3,300. 885- low mileage. 882-3402 nS-n58 Anti-eruelty Association 1987 Pontiac 6000 STE. POinte Park. A male tan beautiful condition. 8247. WANTED PolICe Scanner PUPPIES free to good White, light grey mtenor. 1983 VW GTI. Runs & BALDWIN upright studiO RadIO, hand- held. Good Pekingese X found on $7,649. or bes1 GPP. home. 2- 12 week old 1986 Cavalier Z-24 Black, 78,000 miles. Sunroof, looks great $2,000 or plano Almost new Black condition. 886-4383 Roslyn In Grosse POinte 822'()721 females. MIX breed (shep- 43,000 mIles One owner ioaded $5,450. 881-a765. best offer Call 294-0016 Ebony fimsh and pleasing ------Woods. A female white ------herd/ retriever) all shots With calico short hair fe- 1987 Merkur XR4T1 52,000 Call after 6, 886-8078 or n6-0104 tone call 824-7182. WANTED!! 1975 CORVETTE, T-Tops, Friendly, affectionate, male cat found on Kerby miles, leather, very clean, HOLTON Comet (new) list GOLD jewelry, dental, optl- TWO 1988 cadillac Eldora- 350, runs good. Beautiful I 1986 Audl 4000. Auto, air, playful. 822-6943. Road In Grosse Pointe $6,900.646-4861. $ 80'f caI or scrap. dos. Red with white Numbers match $5,5951 stereo, sunroof. Low 5 , sacn Ice $295. PLATINUM jewelry or in- NEEDED good home for full Farms. For more Informa- 1991 ESCORT wagon, quarter topl white leather best 882-7546 miles $4,700. 88&0407. Clarinet (new) list dus1nal. $395, grown tiger cat. Super tlon call us at 822-5707, loaded, 16,000 miles, Black WIth black cabriolet 1983 PONTIAC 600 LE 1987 TOYOTA Celica ST, sacrifice $195. 884-3n5 DIAMONDS:any shape or fnendly. Spayed female. between 9 and 5 $8,6951 Best. n1-8859. leather. like roofl red Loaded, mus1 sell. n6- AMlFM cassette. Sun- PIANO AppraJsaJs Insur- condition Also. tan! blonde male, new 51111 under warranty. LOSTI Beagle, white spot 1987 SABLE LS wagon, 6763 Monday thru Fnday roof, 5 speed. 56,000 ance, es1ate, wholesale, SILVER COins, flatware and very fnendly. Call Jackl, $11,999. 331~, 822- on back and end of taJl, loaded 3rd seat in back. 9 TO 4. $1,200 or bes1 miles. $4,900. 979-a912. retail values. 25 years lewelry 526-7548 6094,884-4950. long ears cadieux! East $5,900.881-2991. offer. expenence 839-3057 GERMAN World War II reI- 1989 VW Fox Gl, 4 door, FREE to good home 5 year Warren area. 882-9131 1984 LTD, very good condi- 1985 Sedan DeVIlle. No 1986 BUIck LeSabre LIm- air, manual, $5200. 881- HAMMOND M3 Organ WIth ICS, stamp collections, old Husky Shepherd mix. promo model cards and LOST CaliCO cat, pregnant tion, $1,750 or bes1. 885- rust! Mint condition! Ited. V6, 2 door Excellent 9404. matching bench. Excel- sports cards Wns1 and Heart as big as her body ViCinity Notre Dame In 0961 Trade for van or pICk up conditIon. Air, power Great with all ages. Mov- 1989 Honda CiVIc LX- 4 lent condition, $575 n3- pocket watches, running Grosse Pointe 886-3366 1986 Ford F150 Super 885-3448. $5,500. n8-2981. door, automatic, air, 0550, 885-1904. or not. 109 out of State. 822------2794. Cab. Loaded 75,000 1982 BUICK Cmtury, 4 stereo, power windowsl Areas Best Quality Premium paid for antique S07 PH EQUIPMENT miles Original owner door loaded. $1,550. Nice locks, new tires, 57,000 Jewelry. TRI COunty Collie Rescue Nice $6,8501 best n4- A NAME TO car. 526-7303 miles. Excellent condi- Used Piano's THE GOLD SHOPPE Collies for adoption. LARGE stainless s1eel rab- 4292. tlonl! Must selill $6,850. 1985 Chevy Celebrity Eu- Spinets, consoles, uprights, 22121 GRATIOT Fence required Call for bit cage, new $50. 884- TRUST 882-5396. 1987 Uncoln LSC, loaded, Grands $395 and up EAST DETROIT Information, n4-4333 or 7874. rosport, 4 door, V6, very Plano moving, tUning, re- 774-0966 362-4148 or 522-a405 excellent condition. clean. $2,950. 886-a129. 1990 Honda CMc OX. Air, bOO AUTOMOTIVE $7,800. n2-3851. stereo, 5 speed. Flaw- COME SEE 1984 TRANS AM, excellent es1imates CASH paid for baseball WISH LIST AMC less1 $6,950. n5-5851. ~~:~~=~' 1970 FORD MUSTANG, WHAT condition. 66,000 miles, Michigan Piano Co. cards and all other sports Needed hqUid laundry deter- 1986 RENAULT ALLI- not running Make offer. T-Tops, loaded $3,495./ 1991 Toyota Corolla, 4 Woodward at 9 Mile Rd. cards n6-9633 gent. Paper Towels. ANCE, auto, power steer- 881-5322, 881-1402, Judy BILL LEE best 882-7546 door, auto, air, 9,000 548-2200 WANTED: Boys twin or 35MM film- 200 speed inglbrakes, air, AMIFM miles, new condition. 1989 Sable, excellent con- IS DOWN TO 1989 PARK Avenue Black! Open:Z Days ,trundle ,bed ~h m,atch- 0 M~KJ= rLA BE ~lNQ TO cassette, new tires .. Ex- $8,890 Wood Motors, • dltion, 50,000 miles red leather Well main- _It..~ ~ JQ9. dresser and desk ANIMALS WOR!.:;!:), - 372-8597. B yl I cerrent -trans~ortation $7,450 776-4934 , u n9 P snos now, " "'AIS8' wantea.' used _.pool _ -ANI1=. CRUEL~ t orbest Only 15 Minutes tained, loaded 70K high- Mint ~HaltilS'rl.<\ '76,000 way miles. 1 owner. 1984 N1ssan 300ZX Turbo- UPRIGHT plano, Sherlock- table 82.2-1624 ASSOClATlQW ~ miles. $1,900 777-9194 1982 ~OFlO ESqQRr, 4 from $8,300 Day n4-513O, Excellent condition I Manning, excellent condi- SHOTGUNS, rifles and 13569 JOS. CAMPAU speed, needs camuretor the Pointe. evenings, 642-8907. $4,900. 882-9676. tlon. $3751 offer. n4- handguns wanted: Par- DETROIT 48212 1982 EAGLE, 4 wheel work. Good car for a me- dnve, looks and runs chamc. $500. or best of- 1988 SAAB 900 Turbo, 5 6563. ker, Browning, Winches- 891-7188. FREEGM CLASSIFIED ADS good. Onglnal owner fer. nS-1722 speed. Loaded. Adult GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? ter, Colt, others. Private GROSSE Pointe Animal WARRAN1Y $1,4OOJ Best. 881-4395. 882.6900 owner, garage kept Seri- collector. 478-5315. CliniC (on KercheVal) has MUSTANG SVO 1986, WITH MOST ous Inquiries only. 882- 4 wonderful pets avail- 60I AUTOMOTIVE black, 13,000 miles, 1989 PontIac Bon nevll Ie RELAX! PURCHASES 0526. 500 ANIMALS able thiS week for adop- CHRYSLER leather Intenor, sunroof, LE, loaded, excellent con- -ADOPTA PET USE OUR FAX tion. We have a beautiful, 1985 PLYMOUTH Honzon. adult owned. Stored win- 1986 Buick Regar - dition Best offer. 886- 1990 ACURA INTEGRA well trained large male limited. wfres. extra 7111 GS, automatiC, 18,000 ANTI-cRUEL TV Assoc. has 4 door, automatic, power ters! $10,000 949-0553 call and InqUire about our pure breed German clean $3.995 miles, fully loaded plus Ollie, a beautiful 6 month s1eering, brakes $1,350 1982 LIncoln Continental, 1989 CAMARO RS, loaded FAX MACHINE. When Shepherd who would be many extras. Extended old Ocicat. He is ex- or best offer. Call 882- new englnel transl 1985 Buick Century Mus1 sell, $7,5001 negotI- time is short and our lines wonderful with children or warranty, dealer main- tremely beautiful and 3408. brakes! tires $3,800. 343- limited V-{j Only $3.895 able. 756-5408 are bUSy, you can simply other pets We also have tained and serviced Mint umque 13569 Jos cam- 1985 OMNI, power steenng 0649. FAX the copy along with a beautrful little 6 month 1986 Ford Mustang V-{j. 1978 Olds Delta 88, good condition! Call for details. category pau, Detroit 891-7188, billing and old white female kitty and and brakes, 5 speed, ex- 1987 Escort Wagon GL low miles $3.695 condition, $900 885- $14,300 521-8461 Infonnatlon. Adoption hours 1030- adorable httle female cellent condition, new Air, auto. new battery, 0534 WOOD MOTORS,INC. 3:00 p m. Monday- Satur- Beagle X and a little male paint and tires $2,000 I fuel pump, transmiSSion, 1990 Olds Trofeo Georgeous $15.995 1989 Chevy Blazer, 4 x 4, OPEN SATURDAYI GROSSE POINTE NEWS day. Pekingese X For more Best 294-2678 highway miles. Very full SIZe, loaded $11,500 882-6900 Information call us at 822- 1983 CHRYSLER, E Class, clean! $2,500. nS-5851 1991 Olds Trofeo Only 1989 Acura Integra LS, one ADULT cats for adoption 5707 between 9- 5. 373- l----M.-fC-R-OG-R-A~PH-,-C ..&..E-LE-:...; ..R~.N-:..7...;..A..;E":"'o-:"v"E:-s-~o":-"-"-""f------~~.- - - ..._..-....-...... _ .... -_._.-..------••------,-\ 1-- ...... _ .... _--- \.-- ...-----~.- - - - SERVICES. SVSTEMS. CONSUlTATinN BC February .20, 199.2 : Grosse Pointe News 605 AUTOMOTIVE 7 0 APTS/fLATS/OUPLEX 700 AI'TS/HATS/DUI'LEX I FOREIGN 651 BOATS AND MOTORS 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX I Po;ntos/Harpor Woods Po;ntos/Har,or Woods 701 APTSIFLATS/DUPlEX 701 APTS/fUTS/DUPLEX Pointes/Horpor Woods Detroitl Wayne County Dotroit/Wayno County Ootro;t i Wayne County I 1984 Honda CR)(- 5 speed, SAILBOAT 1978 27' Catal- FARMS- nice 2 bedroom new cl utch, 87,000 BEACONSFIELD 895. TWO bedroom lower flat In ONE bedroom apartment BEDFORD- 5 room lower, Ina, Inboard, 4 salls lower, neWly painted, ap- EAST Outer Dnve, near miles, EXCELLENT con- South of Jefferson 2 Grosse POinte Park 9520 Whittier, heat and hardwood floors, stove $11,000 881-8970 or pliances Own utilities Van Dyke- Lovely modern dition. $3,100 293-5756 bedroom lower Hard- Completely remodeled. water Included Carpeted and refrigerator Ideal for 882.5006 $750 886-2044 one bedroom apartment. wood troors, off- street Prefer singles 331-4706, Ideal for mature adults adults $435 month plus HONDA. 1984 Accord Air, carpeted, air conditioned, REGAL 25 ft - 86 With 260 TWO bedroom upper at parking $500 Includes 7to 10 pm Immediate occupancy secunly No pets nl- stereo, 4 door, automatic, parking- $340 per month hours Loaded Like new 1095 Lakepomte $475 heat 823-2176 Secunty deposit, credit 7671, days, 884-8694, 80,000 miles $2,BOO LOWER flat, Courville near inclUding heat- 892-a370 Must sell! Make offer 435.5775 or 313-391- evenings 884-7404 GROSSE POinte premiere Mack, 2 bedroom, liVing check and references or 881-3542 885-2133 0827 location Charming car- room With fireplace, din- $320 per month 881- ST. JOHN area, cozy up- ALTER near lake, upper 2 1988 MAZDA 626 luxury nage house flat, 2 bed- Ing room, kitchen, sun 8974 STARCRAFT 14', 10 hp GROSSE POinte Park- Way. per, no pets, $330 plus bedroom, appliances, car- tounng sedan, 5 speed, rooms, 2 bathrooms, porch, basement, garage Johnson, Tilt trailer, burn 2 bedroom upper WHITIIER. 9550, one bed- secUrity 88er 1 peted, garage No pets kitchen, hVIng! dining, pn- ns air, turbo, AM/FM cas- mooring cover Asking Appliances & carpet. $400 month plus utilities room, front. middle level $395/ month 524-1106. vate patiO, fireplace, ca. 823-9924 WHITTIER near Kelly Rd. sette, power Windows, $975 884-9723 $475/ month, depoSit, Near 1-94 New kitchen, locks and sunroof 43,500 ble TV, heated garage, very nice one bedroom BISHOP at Warren One REGAL 1988 Commodore $575 B64-4666 GROSSE POinte Park 5 air conditiOning and Pri- miles $6,800 881-5812 laundry, air conditioning apartment- carpeted- air bedroom upper, new car- 280, T/23O. full canvas, room lower, appliances, vate parking Very clean NOTTINGHAM South of All utilities and mainte- conditioned. parking. pet throughout, redecor- 1989 Honda Accord LXI, 160 hours $45,000 652- remodeled bath, separate $335 Free heat 88er Jefferson, 3 bedroom nance services Included $320 a month Including ated, $375/ month plus black, auto, 4 door, 0371 utilities, basement, en- 2496 lower, living room With SecUrity deposit & refer. heat- 526-5276 or 881. secunty and utilities 293- 37,000 miles $10,300 closed porch, Completely fireplace, dlnmg room, ences reqUired $925/ VERY clean good Size, one 3542 6988, ~180 885-3404 nonsmoking home, no kitchen With microwave, month Available now bedroom upper flat, heat pets $495 822-5941 TOWNHOUSE, 2 bedroom, SUPRISINGL Y spaCIOUS, 1985 VW Jetta 4 door, air, small back deck, fmlshed & water Included. 881-7335 carpeted, r¢ly deco- qUiet, secure 1 bedroom 5 speed, rust proofed basement $5651 month PARK- 1131 Maryland- At- Schoenherr/ State Fair KERCHEVAL rated, Morang! 7 Mile upper overlooking Grosse Mint $3,100 885-2932. plus utilities Shown by area, near bus stop Call tractive 2 bedroom upper, $435 Working applicants POinte. Carpet, appll. appointment only, Mon- BEACONSFIELD 884-3988, after 5.00 p m newly decorated, car- ances, laundry, corner 606 AUTOMOTIVE day February 24th 331- For lease- APARTMENTS- only. 884-8990. peted, appliances, ga- NOTIINGHAM below Jef- Devonshlrel Mack Must JEEPS/4.WHfH Send replies to 8421. one bedroom- $335 two AL TEA! Jefferson. one bed. Crosse Pointe New. rage $475 including ferson updated 2 bed- see I Only $365 Includes bedroom- $450 newly re- room apartment Working 1991 JEEP Cherokee, Lo- Box L 169 GROSSE POINTE- two heat 885-9468. room, pnvate basement, heat! 1 1/2 security 886- 96 Ke rcheval decorated Immediate oc- person or senior CitIZen redo, loaded Warranty bedroom apartment, off- street parking, appli- 1924 Cro... Point., MI48236 cupancy 855-4345 FABULOUS waterfront preferred $265, utllrties $15,900/ best 882-3096 kitchen appliances, stor- ances, use of washer and SPACIOUS third floor one apartment, Windmill Included 331-6971. GRATIOT! Greiner One PATHFINDER 1987, 4 x 4, age room, carport, very dryer, $475 per month 653 1l0AT I'ARTS AND bedroom apartment Re- POinte 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom apartment, fUlly 5 speed, 2 door, Silver, good condition $6051 bath $1200 month m- Call 886-2264 OUTER Dnve area, East SERVICE cently decorated, sky- carpeted, stove, refngera- B2K, excellent condition month plus secUrity 881- Warren and Chatsworth lights, apphances $590 eludes utilities Available GROSSE POINTE AREA-2 tor, and laundry area. $6,950 824-8849 MARINE WOODWORK 2806 2 bedroom upper flat 824-4040 March 1st 824-8608 bedroom upper With Clean' $2751 month 751. Custom deSigned & built THREE bedroom upper. Large liVing room Negoti- GRAND Wagoneer 1987, TWO- Story, 3 bedroom stove, refngerator Rede- 7031 cabinetry, ete 1373 Somerset In Grosse RENT wllh option 10 buy able. 882-2079. Navyl tan, mint condition, duplex With attached ga- corated. Excellent condi- Repairs, dry-rot 18 years POinte $550 882-2667 Now available Newly CADIEUXJ Mack, large 1 options, sunroof, tinted tion. TAPPAN & ASSO- WARREN! Outer Drive experrence Have PortfoliO decorated 2 bedroom flat rage, fireplace, wood bedroom apartment Windows, hitch. Asking CIATES, 884-6200 area. SpaCIOUS 2 bed- & References GROSSE POinte City, at. With appliances, 1 block floors 3 blocks to Park Stove, refngerator, heat. $9,500 882-9595 and shOPPing 882-6762 room upper. No pets 435-6048 tractive lower flat, 2 bed. from Village $650 884- MORANGJ Whlttlerl Cad. $375. 739-5181 Deposit required. $400 1990 Bronco II 4 X 4, auto, ------rooms, own utilities, ga- 9539 leux. refngerator, stove & 654 1l0AT STOUGE/ BEACONSFIELD! Ker. Includes heat. First BEDFORD large lower flat, Eddie Bauer speCial, rage Walk to shOPPing DOCKAGE HARCOURT 922- 3 bed. cheval 3 bedroom upper heat Included For one month free I Deposit re- 2 bedrooms, heat, refrig- loaded, excellent condi- Pet OK $560 plus secu- bedroom- $355 call 885- room upper, 1 1 12 bath Fenced yard, lease, ga. qUired Beeper, 714-2031 erator, stove rncluded. tion $12,500 or best BOAT wells available on rity 956-n29 Evenings Flonda room, separate rage No pets $550 882- 8371. For two bedroom- $475 month plus secunty. the beautiful Clinton and Weekends, 884- EXCELLENT area. Near 372-5567 basement $850 Avail. 9847 $425 Call 371-6044 AI, 886-8096 River, 24 hour guard 9806 Eastland! Harper Woods, able March 15th 881. LOVELY redecorated, 2 1985 RAMCHARGER, Clean rest rooms With BEACONSFIELD, 1084, 5 SpaCIOUS, 2 bedrooms, LOWER flat, Courville near ATIRACTIVE, well kept 1, 3498 Royal SE, 4 wheel drive, showers Laundry, play- room upper, brand new bedroom upper flat East mint blinds, appliances, Mack, 2 bedroom, living 2 and 3 bedroom rentals 318 automatic, good con- grounds Markley Marine, UPPER 2 bedrooms One kitchen, spotless, off English Village. Detroll! garage, and fenced yard room with fireplace, din. Completely remodeled dition, loaded $3,800 31300 N River Road, Mt block from Village, car- street parking, appli- bordenng Grosse Pointe. For appointment call Ing room, kitchen, sun kitchens and baths In- 588- 885-n24. Clemens Pnces start at peting and kitchen appll. ances, mini blinds $4951 Ideal for responSible, non- 5796. porch, basement, garage ctudes- appliances, new smoking adult No pets. $1,400 for the summer, & ances Included Base- month, Includes heat $400 month plus utlhtles. 1990 Bronco II XL T, all op- carpeting, most utilities, HAVERHILL near Mack. $1,750 annually Call ment, carport. $575 plus 824<7842 References required 885- 823-9924 tions, 36K $12,800 884- pnvate parking, fireplace, Upper 1 bedroom, appll. 469-6000 utilities 884-3207 3136 for particulars. 8237 basement, garage From NOTIINGHAMJ Jefferson- ances. Available ImmedI- NOTTINGHAMI Morang NOTIINGHAM newly rede- 1984 JEEP WAGONEER, $390 886-2920 GROSSE POinte City- 2 two bedroom Remod- ately. $245 month Sharp' 2 bedroom Colo- 657 MOTORCYClES ns- bedroom upper flat, liVing eled Excellent condition corated 6 room lower 4901. nial duplex Basement, loaded, excellent condi- LUXURY custom built du- tion Make offer 268- & dining room, carpet Appliances Included near Mack. Natural fire- garage, appliances. No 1985 Honda Interceptor plex, 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 BEACONSFIELD! Warren- 8684 throughout, remodeled Rent negollable 882- place, wood floors. Appli. pets Non smokers. $425 500, liqUid cooled V-4, baths, 2 car garage, full ances Included. $325 nice two bedroom upper, kitchen & bath, garage & 7065. plus utilities. References, 16,000 miles. $1,500 basement, enclosed pa- plus security 882.7978 neWly decorated $285 611 AUTOMOTIVE basement $650 plus se- secunty deposIt. Immedi- 293-1866 tiO $995 month Call 881. TROMBLEY. 2 bedroom, monthly. References, se- TRUCKS cunty Includes heat ~ ate occupancy! 839-4567 5933 recently redecorated up- ONE bedroom apartments, curity. 881-6568 2228 1988 DODGE DAKOTA, per flat Appliances, lease hardwood floors, Alter 1.94! Whittier, qUiet area, 2 660 TRAILERS LAKEPOINTE 3 bedroom Outer Drivel East Werren 34,000 miles. Cap, bed, HARCOURT- Grosse POinte plus deposrt $690 822- Road! Jefferson towards bedroom lower, dining upper Separate base- the river. $325- $3501 large lower flat, 2 bedrooms, V6, automatic, power 4X6 trailer $500 or best of- Park. 3 bedroom duplex, 0681 room, sun room, base- ment, off street parking month rncludlng heat dining room, large steenng, brakes $5,700 fer n2-3137 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, full ment, garage. $425 ns- $550 plus deposit NO NOTIINGHAM. south of 822.2300. kitchen, fireplace, Ronda 882-1403. basement, one car ga- 4876 PETS Call 881.9573 8 Jefferson. Two bedroom room. Appliances and 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX rage $850 Call 222- 1.941 Whittier area, clean 1986 Chevy S-10 pickup, Pointos/Harpor Woods am- 5 p m. weekdays, 8 upper Redecorated, ap- heat included. $475 plus 3710. one bedroom apartment, sunroof, steel bumpers, to 12 noon Saturday pliances, new carpet, secunty. Available March WANT CHARMING Camage $290 plus security, in- AMIFM cassette $2500/ HARPER Woods, 1 bed- new bathroom. $425. 1st ADS house, 2 bedroom, liVing! FAX cludes Utilities. 294-4139 WIth cap $2800 884- room upper, 2 blocks 627-4188,331-Q699 dining area with small YOUR 885-1659. GROSSE POINTE NEWS 0303 from Grosse POinte New kItchen near War Memo- CLASSIFIED ADSI PARK- 1445 Lakepolnte GRAYTON- Mack! Cadieux , kitchen cabinets and LAKE POINTE. Whittier, 882~6900 1985 Chevy S-10 RebUilt nal $575 per month plus Sunny,-sttrschve 1 bed- ~re~.;2 Qedroom, brick, ~merrt. ~!;ltq ~rt- .' ' , , , srnklj Includes, appli- engine, body clean utilIties Call 884-1170 be- Please Include your name, room upper, newly deco- natural fireplace, 1 112 ment, $3001 monlhty in- OUTER [friVe) WIHren ances, utilities and ga- $1,500 or best offer Ask tween 7- 10 P m billing address, billing rated, carpeted, appli- bath, 2 car garage, stovel cludes all u1i1lties- washer 4205 Bedford Up~t one rage. Non-smoker pre- for Ken, 885-4223 phone number and claSSI- ances. $450 Includmg relngerator. No chIldren & dryer Ideal for single bedroom, kltchenJ appll- UPPER two bedroom, 860 ferred. No pets $500 fication desired heal. 885-9468 or pets. $4751 secunty person Immediate occu- ances, $325/ month ,"- GMC 1988 Sierra pickup, Nottingham, Grosse month 726-8703 Refer to our classified Index AvaIlable March 1st 882. pancy. Leave message at cludmg heat. Home own- crew cab, towing pack- Pointe Park $450 month 701 AI'TS/FLATS/DUPLEX for deadline, rates & bill- BEACONSFIELD In the 1699 after 6 p.m 693-6170 ers n4-0033. age Good condition Includes appliances Live Oetroitl Wayne County Ing information Park Newly decorated, 2 $8,000.752-4136. free till March 16 331- bedroom $495 824- EASTERN Market apart- 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTSIHATS/DUPlEX 1693. S.C.S/Macomb County S.C.SI Mocomb County S.C.S/Macomb County 612 AUTOMOTIVE FAX 882.1585 n33 ment and loft, lots of WIn- VANS BEACONSFIELD (948)- 3 BEACONSFIELD south of ------dows, central air, all utili- LOWER on Beaconsfield, ties Included, beau1lfu! bedroom lower, finished Jefferson, 2 bedroom 1988 Dodge van conver- well kept, fireplace, hard- Units. $6501 $750. 259- basement, central air, lower Short term lease. s;on, loaded, well main- wood & carpeting, all ap- 0710 natural fireplace $580 Available Immediately BLAKE APARTMENTS tained $6,900 884-5145 pllances, garage. 822- -B-IS-H-O-P-,-2-bed--roo-m-A-p-p-II- 886-0181 $550. per month 949- o Well Maintained 1990 Plymouth Voyager COZY Carnage House 5716 2518 ances, garage, separate • Newly Decorated Low miles, fully loaded I 1030 Waybum 5 room up- utilities No pels $395 Small 1 bedroom, liVing BEACON FIELD 5 room up- $13,500. 881-3329 per flat, stove & relngera. plus u1lhtles. 881.2979 • Secure Building room, kitchen Perfect for per, freshly painted, hard- tor New bath & off street 1989 Ford E150 Conversion Single $450 per month wood floors, natural fire- parking NeWly deco. OUTER DRIVEl Harper • Close to Shopping, Van. Excellent condition I plus utilities 884-3784 place, garage No pets area- two bedroom lower, Churches and Transportation 42,000 miles $11,5001 $450 plus secunty and rated $4501 month plus $300. Includes electriC Luxury Fumlshed Condo best n8-3718 after 7 utilities 881-3027 after 7 security depOSit 343. and water Secunty de- • 1 Month Free Rent With 1 Ideal Village location, near 0153. POSit, work references OODGE 81 Ram, Window, 1 pm Year Lease shopping, restaurants UPPER flat: 3 bedrooms, 885-8959 owner, 6, 53,000 miles Two bedroom, Includes GROSSE POinte Park Bea- baJcony front and backlU --P-PE-R--an-d--Iow-e-r -fla-ts-, • Senior Citizen Discount $1,750. n~9548 or 881- utllJties, phone, news- consfield. Attractive 1 ample parking, carpeted, $300 per month Very 4335 papers, linens, kitchen bedroom lower flat Very new kitchen, new bath- clean, newly decorated, $450 1986 DODGE Caravan CIV. eqUipment Much more clean, appliances. Coin $550 room References $600 appliances InclUded. Automatic, air, heavy $1,500/ 4 weeks Eight laundry In basement. POINTE GARDENS 331-7557 Hayes near State Fair SHORES GARDENS duty. Only 60 k Many week minimum stay. Info $3901 month, heat in- LOWER SpaCIOUS 3 bed- and 7 Mile area Larry, 7 MILE/EXPRESS WAY MACK/O'CONNER options, dearer main- at 882-Q899, 9- 5 M-F cluded Security deposrt No pets Available now room $1,250 utilities In- 372-1431 HARPER WOODS tained, garage kept THREE bedroom lower flat ST. CLAIR SHORES 886-4820 eluded. 881-38291 224- -TH-R-E-E-M-lle-D-r-/-M-a-c-k-,-l $4,500 886-1344 on Neff Newly deco- ST. CLAIR TERRACE 1019. No pets. bedroom, $325 Includes KELLY GARDENS 1988 CELEBRITY EUROS- rated, new carpet, new HALF Duplex- 3 bedrooms, RIVARD (330) five room heat Available now. 10 MILE/JEFFERSON PORT V6, 4 door, thermal Windows, new 1 1/2 baths, stove, relng- B85- 9 MILE/KELLY upper, hardwood floors, 0031 loaded I 59,000 miles, one furnace with central air erator, carpetIng, $400/ ST. CLAIR SHORES appliances, modern ------ROSEVILLE woman owner $6,750 or $75O! month NO PETS month. 884-0303 krtchen. One car garage, 702 APTS/FlATS/OUI'LEX best. Sharon- n3-6540, please 882-1935. 824-9060 PARK, spacIous 2 bedroom heat included $n5 plus S.C.S/Macomb County days,881~9, after 5 upper, aU appliances, secunty.884-7987 1983 Ford Van V8, auto- WHAT ••• laUl,.:lry, hardwood floors, lots of storage. No pets ROOMMATE needed to matiC, high miles, runs Does It Take $410 331-3758. share 2,000 sq. ft. upper- great, $1,250 881-3nB To Get You To 450 Neff- garage and TROMBLEY (724) Three 1989 Plymouth Voyager LE. laundry Immediate No ST. CLAIR SHORES 7 passenger, wire LIVE HERE bedroom lower, 1 1/2 pets, professional, non- bath, 2 car garage, newly wheels, loaded, claret ? Free Heat smoker $375 plus 1/2 decorated, air Appll. and wood, 45,000 miles j;7 Close to Great u1llrties ~733O, days $9,900/ best 886-4217 Shopping ances Included Very 671-0313, after 6 nice $850.881-1811 SPACIOUS DELUXE ONE & TWO Thursday only P" Easy Access 194 & 1696 SPACIOUS two bedroom, to CARRIAGE house near city 61"3 AUTOMOTIVE ~ Clubhouse newly remodeled krtchen, park Available March 1. BEDROOM UNITS WANTED TO BUY P" Sauna full basement, hardwood plus utilities 886- P" Full SIze Pool $500 floors, central air. $650 TOP $$ PAID ~ Built In 8546 per month plus utilities For Junk, wrecked and un- Appliances • PRIVATE BASEMENT ~ Central Air NOTIINGHAM- S of Jeffer. Available Immediately • CLOSE TO SHOPPING wanted cars and trucks son, large 3 bedroom 222.5870. State licensed. P" Balcony or FbflO lower Available ImmedI- • CENTRAL AIR AND FINE RESTAURANTS BULL AUTO PARTS BEACONSFIELD south of ~ SpacIous 1 or 2 ately $540 plus utilities 894-4488 Jefferson, 5 room lower, Bedrooms Secunty deposit reqUired CONDITIONING remodeled kitchen & • SWIMMINGPOOL & want your beat up car, P" Furnished ~222 Jim 372.9884 Days Apartments bath, off street parking • CARPORTS AVAllABLE AvaIlable SPOTLESS, newly deco- No pets 331-3559 CLUBHOUSE CALL Tom firstlll PaYJng IF All OF THAT rated, upper flat on Mary- TWO bedroom apartment Top Dollar for any run- IS NOT ENOUGH land 2 bedroom, lMng Large liVing/ dmlng ning or repairable cars or APAf?TMENTS STAf?T AT room, dining room, bath, 5473 A MONTHI rooms, carpet, appli- NORTH SHORE APTS trucks $50. to $5,000 kitchen wrth appliances, ances, heat, parking For fast plck.up anytime, separate basement With 824-3849 7 days 24 hours. 371. Macomb washerl dryer, new fur- ~ON-N.OF9MliE 9128 Manor nace, new carpeting, oak 1063 Beaconsfield Lower 2 FROM $585.00 APARTMENTS woodWork, ga~ge No bedroom, off street park. 651 ROMS IIND MOTORS smokmg or pets $5251 mg Immediate occu. 19700 Masonic Blvd month 88er1821. near Grotlot pancy $500 885-4689. 1982 8eaRay Sundancer GROSSE POinte Park- Up- LOWER two bedroom 771-3124 24', 260 Mere cruiser, 293.2500 per flat, 2 bedrooms, din. apartme~,st~/~fnge~ sleeps 4. $16,900. Office, ing room, fireplace ns- ator/ heat Included. Call ~7424. SEt1~~I~K OPEN 9 - 5 DAILY SAT - 10 - 3 4040 or n5-4063 after 4 p m 822-5025 - -- - ...... ------• ---- • - - .. •• I I t February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 9C 101 APTS HAll DUPlEX 701 APTS FlATS DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT Detro" Woyne (ounty 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 714 liVING OlJARHRS S ( S MDcomb (ounly P",nles, Horper Wood5 , 723 VACATION RENTAL DCIrOll' Wayne COUnly TO SHARE 720 ROOMS fOR RENT NORrHERN MICHIGAN 300 HOUS£S rjR SALE '.'Ii 1325 SOMERSET MODERN one bedroom. LOVELY 4 bedroom COLO. ~ ~... HALF duplex, 19724 Mo- HOUSE to share. Non. Well maintained 2 bedroom appliances, central air, NIAL. Grosse POinte RENT clean room, all privi. BOYNE Country, 3 bed- ross. Garage, fenced smoker, non. drinker Grosse Pointeo dishwasher, washer & Park, S. of Jefferson. leges. drIVeway parking; room, 2 1/2 bath ranch yard. $475 plus utilities References $2651 upper, Stove refrigerator. dryer, 11 Mile & Jefferson Fireplace, all appliances. 71 Harper 881-3863. home on Walloon Lake 4 Woods Washer, dryer and ga- monthly, plus. 881-6571 Call 929-1939 miles South of Petoskey Sharp 6 room bnck Ranch rage. AVaJlabie March 1st. area. $4501 month. 274- all window treatments OFF Moross near St. John $575. plus secunty de- _2932__ . _ $1,350 per month plus THREE bedroom bungalow. NEED A ROOMMATE? Days, 575-4026, eve. With flnlshea basement room for rent With adjoin- excellent condition Ideal All ages, tastes, OCCUpa. nlngs, 853-7211 family room With natural posit. Ideal for adults, no secunty and references Ing T V room and bath. 646-1563 for senior Citizens or tlOns. backgrounds & life- fireplace, dining room and pets. non-smoker. Call af- ST. CLAIR SHORES Non. smoker, employed PICKEREL Lake- beautiful workmg couples $425 styles Seen on "Kelly & 1 1/2 car garage ter 6 p.m. GROSSE POinte City. 3 Male. $2501 month La. lakefront home. 20 min- per month 1 1/2 month Co" TV-7 HOME.MATE $87,900 882.2525. 8 112 Mile & Mack area, bedroom Ranch, 1 bath, Vons n3-2035. utes from Petoskey, All security deposit No pets SPECiALISTS' close to all shopping On updated kitchen. 2 fire- Sports Lake Sleeps 10 Available Immediately. WINDMILL POinte Area LOVELY modem one bed- bus line Clean, one bed- places, CIA, $1,200 a 644-6845 313-781.3742, 616-548. Harper Woods 526-9288. Employed, non- smoker Immaculate 3 bedroom room apartment. car- room units. New apph- month 885-7389 FEMALE needed to share 5923 Laundry, kitchen, phone bnck Ranch, finished peted, air condhioned, ances and carpeting. Ceil- 7 MILE! Harper area, 3 Neff Townhouse $4001 line 824-6876 BOYNE Country family cha- basement, natural fire. parking. CadIeUX! Morang Ing fans. plenty of off GROSSE Pointe Woods 3 bedrooms, f~Jy carpeted, month. half utilities 882- let, 4 bedrooms, fire- place and 1 1/2 car ga area. $360 a month In. street parking, cable TV. bedroom Ranch Rede- basement. $475 month GROSSE POinte area- 1642. place, 2 full baths 30 cluding heat. 881-3542. available. Rent includes corated & remodeled 881-5922 Kitchen, laundry, phone rage $74,900 ROOMMATE needed to minutes from all type heat and excellent maJn- kitchen, all appliances and cable pnvlleges Fur. NEAR St. John- one bed- EAST Warren! Outer Drive share 2,000 sq ft upper. skIIng. By week or week- tenance seMce A nice central aJr, 2 car garage. nlshed $65 week In. Harrison Township room upper. partially fur- 3- 4 bedroom, 2 baths, 2 450 Neff- garage and end 882-5749, 591-6180 qUiet place to call home $875 per month plus utili. cludes all utilities 886- nished, appliances. No kitchens, $450 plus utilI- laundry Immediate No Open Monday thru Fnday tIes 882-2286 2154 GRAND Traverse Bay, Sut- Sharp 4 bedroom Randl pets. Prefer no children. ties Andary Real Estate pets, professional, non- FeatUring formal dining 9 to 5 p.m Saturday 10 THREE bedroom bnck ROOM for rent In Warren ton Bay area, 4 bedroom Heatincluded,$425.~us 886-5670 smoker $375 plus 1/2 room, first floor laundry to 3, or by appointment , Ranch, $750/ month. Call n5-8585 chalet Weekly rental security. 885-3987. utilities 343-7330, days Located on a huge 75 x Grosse POinte schools 707 HOUSES FOR RENT 588-5829 701 APTS FLAlI DUPLEX 671-0313, after 6 YUPPIES I Nice house In 137 foot lot Must be sold $450 398J'..>025 S.C.S. / Mccomb Counly HARBOR Sprlngs- 2 cozy S ( S Mocomb County the Farms, With full PriVI- Immediately ANCHORVfLLE lake front, MATURE Gentlaman to condos, sleeps 8, near BUNGALOW, 2127 Hamp- leges Reasollable, 965- brand new. extreme, new share our nice, com fort- LAKE LIVING Grosse 777.7840 ton 2 bedrooms, den, IIv- 4040 Ask for LOri slopes, cable TV 886- St. Clair Shores Pointe! St. Clair Shores. Ing room, kitchen, 1 bath, look 3 bedrooms, appll. able home No smoking 8924 Charming 4 bedroom Colo- Apartments aVaJlabIe at CHAPOTON b I aneas. verticals, fireplace, 521-8743 LARGE room In Harper The Shore ClUb. Jeffer- asement, app lances, mal FeatUring formal din 2 baths, deck. 2 car ga. ROOMMATE needed to Woods duplex All PriVI- HARBOR SPRINGS APARTMENTS curtaJns, and carpeted Ing room, huge 100 x 166 son & 9 Mlle, on Lake St. $675 per month plus de- rage, spnnklers $1500 share large beautiful leges $50 weekly, utili. Harbor Cove Condo's ties 839-2645 foot lot, garage $81,900 Clair. 1. 2 & 3 bedrooms ------posit. Couples preferred No pets 725-2803 home near Grosse For Sale or Rent Sleeps 6 to 12 people, In. Must sell ranging from $600. call FIRST fIoor- one bedroom, No pets. Taking appllca. ST. Clair Shores lake fron- POinte $225 per month 721 VACATION RENTAL door pool. 775-3280. new carpet and paint, tlOns. Call 881.2484 tage. 3 bedroom, fire- _5_26-40__ 7_5 _ flORIDA heat Included. n3-8581 On site cross country skllng Canal Home AProomARTM)ENT (1112 bed- JEFFERSONl131/2 MILE BRIGHT, sunny two bed- place, beam ceiling, yard, 716 OFFIC£S /COMMERCIAL SANIBEL on Gulf 2 bed- Minutes from Boyne High- Located In St Clair Shores, extra 1 it . arge un • room bungalow. Roslyn deck, 2 baths. carport, FOR RENT rooms, newly decorated, lands and Nubs Nob we feature thiS 2 bedroom redecorated. Excellent ~ Spacious apartment, custom near Mack. Fresh decor, utilities included. $1500. 20390 HARPER. Harper all amenities 794-5644 Also, 2 person rates bnck Ranch With formal cation. 7784872 built for origInal owner. new kitchen, all appb. dining room, steel sea- 2nd floor of 12 unit corn- No pets. 725-2803 Woods Small. Ideal for LONGBOAT Key. Town- SYLVAIN wail, 2 car garage Price! S MILE! Kelly. One bed- p1ex. 2 bedrooms, 2 full ances, lovely famllyl rec LAKESHORE. back of Manufacturers Rep house Two bedrooms. Management, Inc. to $129,900 Must be room, AlC, heat. laundry- baths, TV room or den. room. $650, 1 1/2 secu- house on nver, 3 bed. $1251 month 884-7575. Available Easter. 644- 1-800-678-1036. sold mat, basement storage, Own laundry room. my. 886-1924 rooms, 2 full baths, liVing OFFICE space Grosse 0643 private entrance. $410 washerl dryer. Large Ilv, GROSSE POINTE HOMESTEAD lUXUry 4 bed- room, dining room, POinte Woods, from $275 FT. Myers Beach. Sandcas- plus security. 881.7613, ing room, dining area, wet St. Paul/Jefferson 2.450 sq. kitchen, fireplace. patiO, 2 per month Includes utili. room Lake Michigan 10 Mile! Kelly tie Beach Club on the 16 Mlle. 1- bar. fireplace. Large ft -4 bedroom brick CoIo- car garage, swimming ties Use of kitchen and CONDO. Superb view Immaculate 3 bedroom HARPER! Easy gas beach. 1 bedroom. and location. 644{)254 bnck Ranch, full base- 94 access. Huge one! kitchen, many built",n faa. mal. 2 1/2 baths. den, pool. $11501 1 month de- conference room 759- kitchen, pool, spa. Near two bedroom, Including tures. all appliances. Heat country kitchen, appll. posit Call after 6 or ment, updated kitchen, 2 everything Weeks of 4/4 724 VACATION RENTAL heatl water. Lanse included. No pets. Ideal ances, air. Brokers wel. weekends, 772.6758, 4000. 1/2 car garage $67,900- and 4/11 available. $450 RESORTS , Creuse Schools. pets for adults. $800 plus ~ come. $1 ,BOO/month. 884-7171. GROSSE POINTE WOODS FHA. VA terms per week. Call Marlene, welcome. Starting at cunty deposit. Available D&H Properties 737-4002 STEPHENSI Gratiot area 3 Mack N. of Vernier. 1,500 ST. MARTIN Luxery plus (813)-980-3152. $425.488-7425. March 1.88600871. GROSSE POINTE PARK bedroom, appliances in. sq. ft. office or retail Ask penthouse suite for four 12 Mile! Groesbeck cluded. $500 plus secu- for Les, 884-3554. EASTER Holiday. 4/18 to 4/ at the towers at Mullett Custom bUilt 3 bedroom 11 MILE! JEFFERSON ST. CLAIR SHORES One 3 bedroom, 2 bath 2-story 25. 30 minutes to Disney- Bay. March 14- 21. $700. brICk Ranch featurmg for- Large and quiet newly deo<> bedroom apartment. with newer oak kitchen nty. References. n9. STORE for rent, 2,250 world. Sleeps 6- 8. 2 bed- n4-4334. mal dining room, natural rated 1 bedroom apart. newly decorated and car- $595. month. 881-4200 1723. square feet, Mack Ave, room. 2 -bath, fUlly fireplace, 61 x 179 lot, 2 ment with carpeting and peted. heat Included. Johnstone & Johnstone ONE bedroom, Stephensl rear 9 Mile RJ:' across p equipped condo. Golf, car garage $61,500, appliances, window in 886-0478. 1443 Hampton. 3 bedroom. Gratiot area. $450. rom ost 0 Ice, high 300 HO USES fOR SAlE traffic area Call n8- tenms, pool, clubhouse. must be sold every room, security ------1 bath bungalow Fire- month. plus utilities. 3500 1-313-468-6967. THREE bedroom bungalow locked. Near Express- place. basement & ga- $450. security. 1-313-679. By owner. Excellent con- ways and shopping. Heat rage. $800 per month. 4947. Leave message DELUXE 17 X 12 Plus FLORIDA VILLA, near Dls- Lee Real Estate neyworld, sleeps 6. Week dition. Morossl Kelly area Ask for Harvey 771-3954 Included. Ideal for nol'l- PROFESSIONAL,responsl. 881-8321. CUNTON River 2 bedroom, waiting room $250 In- of March 9th Reason- $22.000 cash. Firm. smoking mld-aged or sen- b I e w 0 man see k s HARPER Woods 2 bed- fireplace. boatwell. $575{ cludlng utilities. 25801 NEW Offering- 2064 Oxford able. 979-2430 Shown by appointment. ior. APARTMENT in Grosse h I Harper. n1.7587, 296- Features 1st floor master lease, secunty. 465-1557. 5414. 526-9288, leave mes- 881-3272 or 884 3360. Pointe/St. Clair Shores room ouse, very c ean MARCO ISLAND- 2 bed. bedroom and sitting room No pets $450 plus de- sage NEWLY Decorated 2 bed- (possibly attached to posit. Call between 4 & 9. FARM House, block from KENNEDY BUILDING room, 2 bath CONDO, plus 2 additional bed- room condominium. 1 1/2 home on lake) or to 521-8799. Lake, large fenced yard, Affordable office sUites. ocean view, sleeps 6 FIRST OFFERING rooms 2 car garage and baths, basement, carport, house srt. 393-4787, 9 to - _ 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, ga- Large area/single suites Available starting March CLINTON TOWNSHIP natural fireplace Impecc- all appliances. $530. 824- 5. n6-5081. evenings. 706 HOUSES FOR RENT rage, all appliances 1 18121 East 8 Mile Road 21st. Weekly, monthly 14f Harper Newer construe. ably maintained open 4040. Rent plus Utllrties. $500./ O.'roi'! Woyn. (ounty year Lease $800 month opposite Eastland Mall 881-4199, Kim tlon on large lot, attached Sunday 2.- 5 P m Kathy ------'m'ohth -" " Immediate occupancy garage. a\l appliances Lenz, Johnstone & John ST ~ Sl10res & • _ClaIr _Bose-'j LANSDOWNE off Moross- 88&0426 776-5440 722 VACATION IlENTI\L 1 ...... Jl Won'tlast stone 884-0600, .BB6 "VJl~. 1 ,bedroom, ~- , 705 HOUSES fOR REtlT r I three be'droorrr')''bnck ,.?.. PRlMEArea. GrOsSelpolnte OUT Of STAlE ' " c I'w~ ST Clwr Shores off Jeffer- EAST ENG\..\SH V1LLAGE 3995 -~ ments. Heated, carports. Po,nt., Hcrp.r Woods bunga Iow, app rances, Vdl/ilge, 16841 Kercheval Wil R son Georgous 2 bed- ~ MYRTLE BEACH, SC SpacIous brick Colonial $400. and up. Security garage Icox ealtors Place. 1,200 sq. ft upper 19676 KINGSVILLE. Com- SMALL house for one In 884-3550 room. beam ceiling du- Two and three bedroom being soJd to settle estate dElpOSl1 $200. 885-4364 pletely redone bungalow, Harper Woods 20944 plex Pullman kitchen, Extra large skylight. Ideal condos Oceanfront and 3 bedrooms, denl1lbrary, ONE 1 112, 2 and S bed- Hollywood $350 885- KELLY/ Morang, very clean fuel saving slrders, spnn- medical, Attomey. Sales oceanSIde Indoor and fireplace Many updates 2- 3 bedrooms New Sid. room apartments. Largest 4631 after 6. 2 bedroom Colonial, for. klers, garage. $620. No Rep. Beauty Shop. PrI' outdoor pools. tennis IncJudlng new roof Of. lng, thermal pane Win- apartments in town I Heat mal dining room. finished pets. 725-2803 vate entrance. NeWly fered "as IS", below mar- dows, steel entry doors, THREE bedroom brick bun- courts. F MacFarland, included. From $450. basement WIth !av, mod- decorated. 822-6094, (313)756-0362 ket at $29,900 furnace, kitchen cabinets, galow with fireplace, ap- 88&-2665 ern kitchen, enclosed 331-0064 or 88Hl655 GROSSE POINTE PARK floor, bathroom, roof, 6 pliances. Grosse POinte NANTUCKET Island Sum. porch, garage with door 12,000 TO 15,000 sq.ft. Pnce reduced! Spacious 4 panel Inlenor doors, glass FIRST floor, one bedroom. Schools. Available 311. mer rentals 1992. Over bedroom bnck Colonial block basement Windows, new carpet and paint 21224 Hunt Club $750 opener. central air. $4551 ST. Clair Shores newer 2 Warehouse and/or 1,000 pnvate homes All Master bedroom sUite. carpet and landscaping Spacious apartment, heat plus secUnty. 779-6200, month plus secunty de- bedroom, garage. all ap- 2,250 Office. price ranges Best selec- family room, park like lot, $45,000 885-7367 included. 778-6313 294-2263. posit. Call Tony. n8- phances. $595. per Newly decorated, wlll divide tion now. The Maury Peo- 2 1/2 car attached ga- 3662. month. J. P. BABCOCK. 9 Milell.94 ple (508) 228-1881. Open TARA Relive the grandeur rage Immediate occu- 702 APTS HAll OUPlfX 702 APTSfflATS/OUPLEX THREE bedroom Colonial. _445-__ '_660______Must See!! 7 days a week. of thiS tImeless master- S C.S MDcomb (ounly pancy Will trade S.C.S/Macomb Counly all appliances. $550. 885- LAKESHORE VIllage Con. n5-29DO Susie. piece remrnlscent of 723 VACATION RENTAL HARPER WOODS 0534 dos, 2 bedroom Town- OffiCE for rent- Mack Ave, Scarlett O'hara's Planta NORTHERN MICHIGAN Must sellJ Owner bought tion located off MoraVian COZY two bedroom duplex, house, clubhouse, pool Grosse POinte Park All another home! Well cared BOYNE Country, 3 bed- In Clmton Township full basement, fenced $585 n1-7587 or 296- utilities Included PrIVate for bnek bungalow. 3 bed- room, 2 1/2 bath ranch smothered With hlstorrcal seniorsOnlx1~ backyard, freshly paJnted 5414. parkmg available. 180 room, finIShed basement Available March 1st -LI-TT-LE-S-T-0-N-E-Co-nd-o-,-1 square feet $150 per home on Walloon lake 4 details complete WIth car- APARTMENTS f J with full bath, updated miles South of Petoskey. pet, appliances, profes $350.1 month. Call for bedroom. East! [-94. Ideal _m_o_n_th_._88_1_-405_2 _ kitchen & bath. Very nice AGE 55 : It Days, 575-4026, eve- slonal landscaping and l11 ANDOVER - ~o[aukre appoComlnptmaneyn~-8Th81~ for slngles,!:- seniors or OFFICES, OFFICES home, will sacnfice. nings, 853-7211 10 year warranty ST. CLAIR SHORES LIVE INDEPENDENTLY 6100 n~ weds.- Well mam- OFFICES $419,000 J P Babcock HARBOR Spnngs- Perfect LJke new 3 bedroom bnck AMONG YOUR PEERS -----____ twn units Rent $4001 KERCHEVAU HILL Company BUilder, 445- TWO bedroom home. month or assume Land 2nd floor. rear winter vacation for faml- ranch In South Lake 1660. hes, by the week or • Affordable (From S375/mo ) • Maintenance Free n e w e r carpe, t Iarge Contract with maximum two prIVate offices School system Too many weekend. Three bed- We want your busIness fenced yard. $4501 month $6,000. 822-0726. roomy clencal area updates to men!Jon In thIS • Social Activities • Hair Salon room, 2 bath Condo ad. Call for detaJls. at THC MAINTENANCE plus secunty. Call 882- SHORES MANOR 2 bed- ALSO a few single offices • Gardemng Space • Assistance in Selling sleeps 8, many extras, Stieber Realty Seamless gutters, plumb- 5282. room, carport, Includes VERNIER NEAR 1.94: mdoor pool, near ski Ing and electncal CODE 775-4900 • Van Transportation Your Home NICE area near Grosse heat, $5951 month 884- Three room unit w/lav, slopes Owner. 626-4322 VIOLATIONS Insured Pointe, 2 bedroom, $3751 6898 5 day Janitor HARPER WOODS CALL NOWI 886-1143. HOMESTEAD South FREE MOVING month. 638-7330 If no CONDO on The Lake- St good parking Open Sunday 1-4 24 hour service- Beach. Stunning 2- story. answer 313-520-9387. Clair Shores. 1 year FISHER MEWS: 20521 Country Club REASONABLEI 4 bedroom. 3 baths, Large 4 bedroom bnck. fin- RADNOR near Grosse lease. $1,100 a month. 2 rooms, 2nd floor Beachfrontcondo. Sleeps WOODS center entrance POint. Small 2 bedroom n1-6631 or 294-9733 daily Jamtor service ished basement with half 8. Pnme ski weekends ColOnial on Oxford 3 ------__ J-941 ALLARD bath and shower Grosse bungalow. Appliances in- W1NDWOOD POinte Beau. 2350 sq ft full kitchen and summer weeks avail- bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, fab- in EAST DETROIT in ROSEVILLE pointe schools, 2 car ga- able Days 568-6514 eve- ulous new kitchen featur- c1ude washerl dryer $360 tiful 2 bedroom condo. 2 lavs, 3 indiVIdual rage. Only $76,900. Call GRANT MANOR GRANDMONT GARDENS mngs, 881-4273 Ing' bleached oak floors per month. Secunty de- $1,5001 month. Call Joe offices plus large open Century 21 AAA (1lW St. Basils IiSL \bomos) (\\11hng dillaoce to Holy Ionoccots) posit. 885-5719. R' h ....., A200 CoIdw II I rk and marble counter tops ------IC O<><>"'t. e area. amp e pa 109 n1-m1. HARBOR Spnngs Luxury 3 Excellent locatIOn 17100Nine~hle 16151 Grandmonf CouI1 THREE bedroom home, Banker Schweitzer Real Virginia S. Jeffries bedroom Condo, fire. TIm Brown newly decorated. Ideal for Estate Realtor 882-oB99 $220,000 Owner anx- 771.3374 776.7171 place, VCR. Minutes to 1464 Yorktown Road, ious 882-2001 professional $525 plus 1 ONE bedroom Condo, Cad. BUILDING for lease- 20451 skIIng 886-6922 or 885- Grosse POinte Woods. HOLLYWOOD. Vaulted 112 secunty. 88Hl643. af- leuX! Mack. SpacIous Mack, Grosse POinte 4142. five bedroom, 2 1/2 ter 6. ceiling In 900 sq ft Great ------$400 month, Includes Woods 47 x 18.6. $7501 baths, Colomal. living ST. CLAIR SHORES BOYNE skiers, snowmobi- Room First floor master REGENT. Nice clean 3 bed- heat and water. 885- month Red Carpet Kelm room, formal dlmng room, lers, SpaCIOUS3 or 4 bed- WIth bath & walk- In room. $460 per month, 6990 Shorewood Real Estate family room with natural room Chalets, fireplace, closet 4 additional bed secUrity deposit 781------886-8710 fireplace, finIShed base- lAKEVIEW APARTMENTS dishwasher 296.5746, rooms, 3 1/2 baths, first 5898. ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed. ------ment, two car garage, ------room, 2 bath, full base- FISHER RD PrIVate office n8-4824 floor laundry, library Ap- 24901 .JEFFERSON. SOUTH OF 10 MILE large fenced yard 886- NEAR St. John & Grosse ment, furnished or unfur- avaIlable In charming 1 pointment, L. PasqUinelli, HARBOR Spnngs- Luxury 3 5570. "Nautical Mile" POInte. Cute, Immaculate ",shed. 964-221" 822. story professIonal build- Higbie Maxon, 886-3400 S bedrOOlJl home. large 2392 evenings 109 350 square feet plus bedrooms, fireplace, BUILD your dream house FAX kitchen with and ' Parking space Included cable, VCR. micro, garage on thiS lovely 80' x 135' EXTRA LARGE APARTMENTS all appliances. $525 725- ST. CLAIR SHORES, New 882-1389,343-0380 sleeps 8. near Nubs & YOUR site In Grosse Pte Park 8015 large one bedroom ------__ Highlands. 979-0566 CLASSIFIED ADSI • Vertical Blinds • Lots of Closets 331-0066 HARPER Woods Area. 2 Condo, carport, $500 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Please Include your name, • Air Conditioning • Cable Ready bedroom. $490- $510. heat Included call La. 21002 Mack Avenue 723 VACATION RENTAL 723 VACATION RENTAL billing address, billing 882-3057. von. n3-2035. For the finest professIOnal NORTHERN MICHIGAN NORTHERN "'ICHfGAN phone number and claSSI- Walk to Shopping, Top Restaurants . ------office enVIronment with ficatIOn desired SMALL house on canal, very reasonable rent, call Private Park/Beach. 1 Block HARBOR ISLAND, De- 884-1234 Refer to our classified Index for deadline, rates & bill. trOlt Ideal for two SIngles FE MAL E roo m mat e ------ATTErtTIOrt SKIE~S - Ing Information Rent Guarantee or a couple Available HARPER Woods- Harper Stay with us during the month of March _ Immediately Call 822- wanted! Nine Mile and and Lancaster, 18 x 22 Free Moving - Details* 9090 d 824-6657 194 area $300 per suite Includes heat 1 Ski the Boyne's and Nubs Nob - FAX 882.1585 ,ays- • month 1/4 utilities n2- year lease $425 month evenings 4143 Accommodations KELLY/ Moross sharp 3 1Bedroom - $460 884-7575 bedroom, great area, FOUR bedroom home lIV- FEMALE ROOMMATE to ------In one of our 6 resort condominium newer furnace, 2 car ga- Ing room with natural fire- share 2 bedroom upper developments for $262.00 for two nights. rage Vacant, owner includes heat place DIning room, 1 1/2 fI f ST CLAIR. Downtown office baths Available April 1st. at, non- smoker Re er. space, 3 rooms with large Call Little Traverse Reservations needs a fast sale. Only $23,000 Special financ- ences and deposit re- conference area, air 329- 778-4422* $6001 month plus secu- qUired 824-1644, Park, 9038 1-800-968-8180 Ing- $2901 month Call nty 445-9623 Maryland Tony for details, agent 778-3662 .---..._-- ~_1 ----- ~ ~l- _ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION f I j 1 \ T SERVICES. SVSTFU<; • ('(IN <: III TATlnlJ t A 1- ~ 10C February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News WO HQUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES FOR SALE , 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE W3 CONDOS APH FLATS 808 LAKE RIVER HOMES SELLING your home? Code Grosse POinte Shores- 16314 FAIR- violations repaired, Sharp brick country Beautiful Home CUSTOM bUilt this 1,700 ST. CLAIR Shores. Loca. LAND Contract- Impeccably WATERFORD Township, MOUNT, Great starter plumbing. electrical, tuck- ranch 3 bedrooms, 2 112 In Prime location square foot brick home tlon IS what countsl On maintained second floor 1 Pleasant Lake, furmshed With updated kitchen, polntmg. Realtors wel. baths, air condlllonlng, 1559 S. Renaud, G.P.W. features 2 1/2 bath, fJn. the golf course, 2 full bedroom Condo In Har. laketront Cottage, and newer decor. full bath come. 372.7138, Enk secunty, sprinkling sys- Ished basement, 20 x 14 baths, 2 bedrooms, at. per Woods. Separate boat, $85,000 313-790- With shower In partially deck & 2 car garage tached garage, wall to basement, all appliances 5894 2053 Vermer. Large 4 bed. tem 2250 square feet Immaculate, 2,165 square finished basement, newer Close to 1.94 $89.890 wall closets, large com. Included. G M. Field ------_ room, 2 bath, bnck bun- $329,000 881-8832 foot bnck Ranch. Two furnace and electriC. over 771-5650, agent fortable liVing room, neat Statewide Real Estate galow Grosse POinte bedroom. 2 bath, paneled OPEN Sunday 2 to 5, SiZed 2 1/2 car garage as a plnl Extra parking, 771-8222 809 LA~ll RIVER LOTS Woods Natural fireplace, library (or bedroom), for- BY Owner 3 bedroom cape 20549 Hollywood, (1-94 & Very sharp, great area 8 pr Ivate patio Call -S-T-.-ClA--IR-S-H-O-R-E-S-Co-un- mal dining room, fireplace cod in great farms loca- hardwood floors Very Beaconsfield) Harper MIle & Kelly Call Don Ho In liVing room, Cove ceil- tion on 74' by 100' lot 2 Schultes R. E.- 573-3900 try Club Condo. Excep- LOTS for sale- Harbor clean $139.900 Lucido Woods Grosse POinte Century 21 Americana. Ings, large bnght family car garage, full base- LOVELY Co op apartment, tlonal location With a Beach and CaseVille & Assoc 882.1010 schools- 3 bedroom bun. 526-0268 room with new dropped ment, formal dining room, meticulously maintained, great view. One of the lakeView, lake access, , 20432 Hunt Club- Lovely galow In Immaculate con. GROSSE POinte Park- ceiling and kitchen With FlOrida room, natural fire- all appliances, carport largest Townhouse Con. private beach and much three bedroom home In dltlon Updated mSlde South of Jefferson 15205 breakfast nook New hlQh place In liVing room, 2 full Located In St Cla,r dos In the complex Two morel Call for details. Harper Woods section of and out $63,000 D84- Essex 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 effiCIency furnace and baths New carpet and Shores $39,500 Century large bedrooms, 2 1/2 517-479-6267 Grosse POinte Schools 3543 baths ColOnial, $178,000 central al r, 1st floor lau n. krtchen flQor and finished 21 Town and Country. baths, 2 car attached ga. This brick ranch features 18784 Kenosha 3 bedroom 822-7142 dry WIth attached Atnum oak floors Asking ask for Demse. 286-4173. rage, large kitchen with a family room with natural ranch, large family room, Huge finished basement. ------lots of cupboards, fire- HARPER Woods- By $141,900.884-2442 fireplace, central air, up- many updates $58.900 With wet bar. natural fire- WOOD floor, 2 bedroom place. beautiful patio. owner 4 bedroom, 2 bath RY OWNER, recently up- dated kitchen with appll. LUCido & Assoc 882- place, half bath, Summer Lakeshore Village Town- Many more quality extras brick ranch. Grosse dated, 3 bedroom, 2 full ances, bUilt In microwave 1010 kitchen, Workshop, and house With basement, In thiS unique Condo and dishwasher, 4th bed. POinte schools By Ap- bath, Grosse POinte clubhouse, pool best Contact Julie Mellert, GORGEOUS 3 bedroom possible bedroom or of. room or office and ce- pointment only' 882-4470 Woods home New reasonable offer 771- Century 21 AVid. lnc brick ColOnial LIVing fice. Recently redecorated ramic full bath In fimshed PRICE Reducedl 1512 S kitchen plus furnace, 7587.2965414 778-8100. room With fireplace, for. In neutral colors Attached basement $99,500 Open Renaud Grosse POinte large family room. fin- mal dmlng room. plus II. 2 car garage with opener EDGEWOOD Terrace con. -L-A-K-E-S-H-O-R-E-V-'-U-a-g-e. Sunday 1. 5 P m Gerald Woods 2,700 sq Ished basement Must brary and FlOrida room ft and new door Large domlnlums 20709 Edge- 22907 La kesh 0 re, Rauch Real Estate 884- Ranch 4 bedrooms, 2 11 see. Open Sunday, 2- 5 New carpeting and fenced yard With storage wood (Unlt-4) One large $56.900 Must sell. 6101 2 baths, new kitchen, 2278 Allard $124,900 drapes, finished base- bam bedroom, fully carpeted, Diana, Century 21 Kee, large family room With Call 885-1935 GROSSE POINTE ment- recreallon room alT gas heat, Whirlpool 751-6026. fireplace, new furnace $229,900 Open Sun.,1.5 range, refngerator. cus- _ SCHOOLS-H. W. With fireplace and kitchen Dig Up Well maintained and con- 881-8622 474.7340 101 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS tom made vertical blinds, CONDOS (new construc- 3 bedroom bnck bungalow and much more Call tinuously updated Open carport. Great Invest- tlon). Ranch style, each on qUiet Cuk:1e-Sac Up- Anna Century 21 881- REDUCED" Grosse POinte Sunday 2. 5 For Informa. FOR SALE mentl $44,000 unit. 2 bedrooms, at. dated kltchenlbath, new 7100 or 823-2287 Farms Immaculate bnck n2.9236 carpetmg Pnced to sell at tlon call, 886-8082 Capecod 4 bedrooms, 2 20916 Mack Avenue, 6600 Jim tached garage. Grosse HARPER WOODS $74,900 Owner 1/2 baths New oversized square feet, fully leased. -l-a-k-e-C-h-a-rr-e-v-o-Ix- ~f:e vlclmty. Call 881- Buried Starter Home 881.2242 2 1/2 car garage, new _88_2-_1_61_0 _ 18981 Washtenaw NEWL Y BUILT. 20505 Three bedroom, 3 bath fur- kItchen, fenced yard. PRice IS RIGHT- 4535 Great opportunrty for handy- RIdgemont, Harper nished Condo at the GROSSE POINTE WOODS $60.000 improvements 302 COMMERCIAL PROPERrY Grayton, charming brick manll 3 bedroom starter Woods Grosse POinte landings In Boyne City. The BerkshlTes- 2 bedroom. Owners anxIOus for offer 1 112 story. NFP, 3 bed- In excellent area, 1 car Schools, 3 bedroom Pnce Includes boat slip 2 bath condo, first floor Treasure Open Sunday 1. 5 296 UNIQUE office bUilding. room, 1 bath. beautiful garage land Contract Cape Cod, energy effi- $195.000 Unit Completely remod- Chalfonte 886-8041. Grosse POinte Woods sun room, deck $58,000 cient $75,900 884-7575 Century 21 Kowalske eled. Immediate occu- Terms Call today! 700 square feet Ideal for Call Donna Gormley, or n4-6818. 1-8D0-431.2121 pancy. n6-412O days, Don Ho Century 21 ATTORNEY profeSSional. Owner 886- CHAMPION & BAER, 526-0268. GROSSE POinte Woods Will handle your Real Estate 6880 Ask For Pat O'Brien 886-5509 evemngs. Open 884-5700 In ST Clair Shores- 2 bed- ranch, 3 bedroom, 1 t/2 clOSIng for $200. Also ------SHORES Manor Condoml- Sunday 2- 4 p.m 1750 Firat Offering bath. family room, natural Wills, trusts. probate. and nlums 19607 Ridgemont Vemler Rd. Apt 19 room, completely remod. 803 CONDOSI APTSIFlATS Off Momlngside. 4 bed- eled In 1986-87 New fur- fireplace. dining L, 2 car incorporations. Thomas P (Umt-4) St Clair Shores. HARPER Woods. Sharp, 2 attached garage Wolverton, 285-6507. Two bedroom. (one large bedroom, appliances. room, 2 1/2 bath CoIomal nance, central air, hot DUPLEX for sale- Marys- Remodeled through out, water tank etc Formal $145,500 884-0131 or With walk m closet) 1 1/2 $39,900. Century 21 Classified EASTPOINTE. 3 bedroom Ville, MIchigan Just 45 961-2002. deck WIth door wall off dining room, basement brick bungalow, base- mmutes away. View of bath, new carpeting, air, AAA.774-9000. Master bedroom, finished G M Field StateWide STUNNING 3 bedroom, 1 ment, 2 car garage. cen- the St Clair nver. New upper comer Unit, bal- BRICK two family income, basement, attached ga- Real Estate. 771-8222. 1/2 bath Colomal In the tral air, alarm, natural fire- construction, 2 bedroom. cony, carport. basemenV great rental area. Grosse rage. many extras BY OWNER. Four bedroom Farms With extra 1/2 101. place $77,900 n2-2269 1 1/2 bath, central air and storage Freshly painted! Pointe area, near trans- $189,900 brick Tudor, 3 fun and 2 New furnace, beautiful or 775-4661. more 2 units $135,900. G re at I n v es t men II portation. Live in one. Vernier! Marter half baths, an hardwood landscapmg and beautIful 313-32>1385 $55,000. 772.9236, Jim. rent the other. Owner Four bedroom Colomal. GROSSE POinte Schools. floors, TV. room, large decor Reduced to lOOK!!! anxious, price reduced. When It comes to Mudd room, family room, Harper Woods 21136 WOODBRIDGE EAST IIvmg room. library with $179,900. Tom Griffith, Call Adell or Nancy. Cold. bargains. 'C'marks attached garage. Country Club Dr. East of exceptionally mamtamed 2 wrought Iron doors (must Bolton Johnson. 886. well Banker Schweitzer. the spot. What WIll $189,900 1-94, 3 bedrooms, Cape bedroom brick town- For Additional 3800 or 881-5878. 884-6103,886-5800 you find In the see), 1/2 finished base- Cod style Bungalow, new house. One full and 2 half REAL ESTATE Listings • Grosse Pointe Schools cIaSSlfieds? Bicycles, , ment, 2 fireplaces, 2 car OPEN Sunday 2 p.m.. 4 baths, carport, pool, club- In The Back . Three bedroom brick fumace and air. finished garage, 3,600 square Of This sectIon .... 80b FLORIDA PROPERTY dogs, coats, cars, Ranch. fmlshed base- p.m. 1891 Norwood, basemenl WIth carpeted house and S8CUnty. Up- feel. Move In condillon apartments, trucks, , ment, 2 1/2 car garage, Grosse POinte Woods play room and bath, large dated kitchen. Move-in . 1059 Bedford Open Sun- Pfease call 882-6900 VERO BEACH, FLORIDA. chains, tables. Mchen "central air. $89,500. $124,000 Wonderful 3 Master bedroom with condition. day 1 to 4 884-2223 For Information Spacious CondominIum, sinks, brass beds, Land Con1ract bedroom brick Colonial walk in closet. bnck 2 1/2 RIVIERA TERRACE On The Real Eatate 1,900 sq. ft. Priced under clocks, catamarans, St. Clair Shores brand new ST. JOHN HOSPITAL With many recent up- car garage. Move in con- Sharp condo located in St. stereos. trailers, Resource Page $170,000. Offered by Colonial Three bedroom, 19107 MALUNA dates. JAMES R. FI- dition 882-0422. Clair Shores Nautical Mile houses, jewelry ... 1 1/2 bath, basement Sharp custom 3 bedroom KANY REAL ESTATE. east of Jefferson. Club- ST. CLAIR ONners Excellent bUy in THREE bedroom. 1 1/2 Moorings. Two bedrooms. $81,900. bnck broadfront ranch. 886-5051 house, pool, carport and Cla.slfled bath En.Qlish Colonial in SHORES two baths, lIVing room, Moravian Meadow Sub. Great finIShed basement, BY OWNER 2,200 sq. fl, 4 gate house. AdvertisIng Grosset"Pointe With den dining room, Florida Four 2 1/2- batn, marble s\\ls, large up- Department \>edrwm,' bedroom, 2 1/2 bath Co'~ :_ar1(j. new family room, Stieber....Realty W1NOWOOQ,PQINn::; .fan- .. ,[room, kitchen, lauJ;lmYh 1st floor laUndry, attached dated lC:ilclfen: aluminum oniaJ 1053 Moorland in- . n5-4900 1.900...--Muare feet, beauti- tastlc 1st floor, lake vlew, room, screened Porch. garage, spnnkler system, trim, oversIZed 2 car ga. Pnme area of Grosse fully done, fumace- 1991 CADfEUX& Mack one bed- end unit, 2 bedroom, 2 Lovely view. Resident central air, many extras rage. Hurry, call POinte Woods. Beau1iful GROSSE $175.000. Tom Gnffith. room Co op. very clean, bath, hardly used. new manager, tennis, pool Owner anxIOus. $169,000. DON HO CENTURY 21 inSIde and out New Bolton Johnston, 886- asking $14.000 Active, Unit. vacant Open Sun. Please call 1-407-234- ANDARY 886-5670 AMERICANA driveway, roof, fumace. POINTE NEWS 3800 or 881-5878 882.5444 day 8364 or wnte: Rousseau. 526-0268 and central air. Gorgeous CUSTOM 2 bedroom brick APT. 3F, 1815 Mooring finished basemenl. Can't ranch, very attractIVe and MOROSS, & 1.94, 10763 RIVIERA TERRACE- Prime line Dnve. Vera Beach, 882.6900 800 HOUSES FOR SALE in convement location Duprey, nice 3 bedroom be beat" No Brokers 300 HOUSES FOR SALE unit. mid level, 2 full F1a 32963. Great home to downSize brick Bungalow, formal Please' $225,000 881- baths, near the lake, pool 1""\11------_ POMPANO Beach co- op 81 1 LOTS FOR SALE to. Very short walk to dining, aluminum trim, and clubhouse. _2830_. ____..- PRIME WOODS AREA • comer apartment. 2 bed- church. Century 21 AVId, garage, freshly painted, PEMBERTON. Grosse good room sizes, nice CHARMING 3 bedroom Call Adell or Nancy, Cold- room, 1 bath, heated. Inc n8-8100. 699 MOORLAND Pointe Park, SO' x 135'. II,' bungalow Newly deco- Pool. Convenient loca- area. Only $36,500. Call well Banker Schweitzer, Call 331-0066 GROSSE POinte CIty- 3 today) Don Ho, Century rated Harper Woods- Spacious 2 story brick., new carpet. 884-8103, 886-5800. tion. $35,000. 1-30>781- bedroom, 1 bath Ranch. Grosse Pornte Schools. draperies & appliances, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 1943. 21 Americana. 526. WOODBRIDGE EAST updated krtchen, 2 fire- 886-4340 baths, 2-1/2car garage. 817 REAL ESTATE WANTED 0268, Extremely sharp 2 bedroom GROSSE POINTE NEWS places, CIA. $130,000 Updated & professionally decorated 885-7389. Open Sunday 2 - 5 WIth master surle, full 882.6900 Great Investment Opportunity basement, modern CASH • 881-7043 $239,000 881-2716 _. kitchen with appliances, 2 FOR HOMES LAND CONTRACT OR In Grosse PoInte Park 108 LA~E, RIVER HOMES A SIMPLE ASSUMPTION carports Many extras! SelVing Area Since 1938 NO CREDIT CHECKS CALL CAROL 'Z' Live on Lake St. Clair Stieber Realty on this sharp 3 bedroom 1112 BISHOR, BON REALTORS n4-83OO Transfer forces sale. Cus- n5-49OO Cape Cod WIth finished GROSSE POinte Crty. 1 tom designed Townhome, PRIVATE party wants. basement, sharp krtchen, Bright, sunlit, fOUTbedroom, two and one half bedroom Condo, 850 gourmet krtchen. 3 bed- home. Will pay cash Mr. many fine extras. ONLY bath Colonial in the Park. Eat-in kitchen square feet, neutral de- room. 2 1/2 baths, 2 fire- Fletcher. 88&6102. $58,500 Good Harper w!adjoining den, fonnal dining room. cor, CIA. $45,000 885- places, 2 car attached ga- Woods area. 7389 rage Don't miss out, GROSSE POINTE NEWS CALL CAROL 'Z' Attached screen porch w!stonns, brick patio creatIVe financing avail- 882.6900 LAKESHORE Village 2 bed- able~ ------BON REALTORS n4-83oo w!gas grill, two natural fireplaces, hardwood room. completely up- Open Sunday, 1.5 820 BUSINESS floors. sun room off living room, lots of built- dated $62,500. Lucido & OPPORTUNITIES Or by appointment Assoc 882.1010. AmNTION ins. Immediate occupancy. 293-6760 INVESTMENT opportunity, _ HOMEOWNERS OPEN SUN. 2.5 lakeview Club silent or actIVe investors ~ ProFessional couple looking 882.3271 $234.000 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 11 1!2 Mile & Jefferson and influential mdlViduals B: too move 10 GrOSlB Poin!e Plku Management, Co. Corporation expandmg. Farms or Grosse Pointe City Our needs are cash. of- summar of 92. Win consider 26 unit apartment building at •• .. LAKE FRONTAGE fice eqUipment, letter of aU possible ~tions. We 1011 Maryland. . • prefer English Tudor style Magnificent View Of The Lake Small 1 bedroom mobile credit, persl ..'nal lime homes. Ia 101. 4 + bedrooms. Across from proposed home located in park on 331-8222 _.... backyOrcT. ST CLAIR RIVER. MA. Police Station. ESTABLISHED Inte~ .;:: 10. RINE CITY. Ideal for retI- Send ntElYs From Every Room sign Studio and wonder. Mr M. BUic!n ree or weekends. TOTAL DeRyck Real Estate ful Grosse Pointe location 15790 18 MIle Rd #5 PRICE, $2,700! MI dlll1lBflsJ. Mich. 46044 includes, good clientele. Phone: ,,63-1715 1-313-7~11 882-7901 or 884-6468. updated design samples, office fumiture, fixtures Great Walleye fishing! atc Call Bobbie Ligan PORT Huron- Waterfront at: The Prudential Real Homes. Secluded and Estate Co 882.Q087 Prestigious areas, FOR sale fresh pasta bUSI- $199,000. and up. ness Includes eqUipment Owner Call 1-313-987. and customer list 756- 6243 0750 or 882-4885. HOME SELLERS! Thisone-of-a-kind, 3.500 square foot. completely NEW CLASSIFIED RATES Advert:se the sale of your home or condominium redecorated three bedroom, 2.5 bath, with 15x33 living room and fireplace, formal dIning room, Effect February 26, 1992 , on the large kitchen with bay window, breakfast area. , CASH RATE ) Real Estate Resource Page family room with Pella windows and sliding Word Ad and In the doorwall leading to patio with full view of lake, $6,00 for 12words- "'1' Classified Real Estate Section newer steel seawall with boat dockIng avallabJe. ~ each additional word and receive a discount. finished basement. central air. first floor laundry. In Column Measured- ,~ three car garage. Offered by owner. $10.48 per Inch f' Call 882.6900 !' f' or come into our office at BorderAdl f' 2 lakeside Court, Grosse Pointe City fl 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms $11,58 per Inch ; Please mention this offer when placing , your real estate adsl 778-3500 for Appointment Real Estate Resource Page iJ• $8.50.1 line ..• Offer expires 2/25/92 :. 886-3978 Evenings and Weekends .: $17.00. 2 lines .. .. • .' ,} • ... - ...... - -~..- me - - .. = II I -I~ 1 February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 11C Director of Services .". ." 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 907 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 912 BUILOING/ItEMODHING 912 BUILDING/REMODELING 943 LANDSCAPERS/ ." 914 CARPENTRY 911 CEMENT WORK 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE GAROENlRS LEONARD'S CAPIZZO CONST. RASCO CONSTRUCTION SUTTON Construction' CARPENTER work, panel. S J ELECTRIC SIDING BASEMENT INC. Home Improve. commercial, reSidential, & TRIMMING removal, spray- lng, partitions, doors cut, CAPIZZO CON ST. Aluminum and vmyl siding WATERPROOFING ments, Windows, Doors, kitchens, additions, rec QUALITY WORK Reslden1tal.Commercial Ing, feeding and stump repairs, small jobs 882- Complete custom tnm, WALLS STRAIGHTENED Kitchens, Decks, Addl- rooms, dormers, Jim, ALL TYPES OF No Job Too Small removal Free estimates 2795 soffit areas, gutters and AND REPLACED tlons, Siding, Painting, Bryson, Tim. 884-2942, CEMENT, BRICK AND 885-2930 Complete tree servIce replacement WIndows 1J. DONE RIGHT Carpentry Work No Job 882-2436,881-7202 BLOCK WORK SERVING THE Call FlemIng Tree Ser- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 9 I S CARPET CLEANING Vice, 774-6460. censed and Insured Free Too Small Ltcensed & ADDITIONS, kitchen and Garages raised and set LICENSED INSURED GROSSE POINTES estimates. Insured 886-0420 bathroom remodeling, down on new ratwall and 884-5416. EXPERT CARPET floor Waterproofing SINCE 1965 TONY 885-0612 RESIDENTIAL and Com- custom carpentry, all 944 GUTTERS LICENSED & INSURED WINTER SPECIALS ON THOMAS KLEINER mencal Remodeling. types of home improve- CLEANING, INC. Vmyl Sldmg, Seamless Gut- Truck Mount Extraction CUSWORTH SEAVER'S Home Mainte- BASEMENT Basements, Rec rooms, ments and repairs York- TONY 885-0612 ters/ Downspouts, Re- bath rooms Licensed & shire Bldg and Renova- 2 Rms wfHall $34 95 ELECTRIC INC nance Gutters replaced, WATERPROOFING R. J. Nichols & Sons Con. placement Wlndowsl Insured John Pnce 882- tion 881.3386 Free Carpet Protector FAMILY OWNED AND repaired, cleaned, roof • Digging Method structlon Company. Ce- Doors, Storm WlndrNIs! 0746. Upholstery CleaOlng OPERATED repairs 882.()()()() • Peastone Backfill ment work, basement ELECTRICAL Doors. Ltcensed! Insured. GORSKI Family Owned, Operated GUTTERS Installed, re- • Spotless Cleanup waterproofing General CONTRACTORS Free Estimates Ron Ver. BARKER REMODELING, INC. Call For Free Estimate paired, cleaned and • Walls StralQhtened CONTRACTORS renovations, hauling, No job too large or small cruysse Company Kitchens, baths, ceramic n9-0411 screen installation Semor & Braced or Replaced Modernization-AlteratIons demolition 371'{) 172 Violations Corrected n4-3542. tile, steam rooms, new FAMOUS MAINTENANCE discounts FREE esti- • Bnck and Concrete Work .Addltlons-Famlly Rooms Master Licensed & Insured .. cabinets or refaclng, a1ter- Winter Special! Average mates, reasonable rates • 10 Year Guarantee • Kitchens. Recreat Ion 919 CHIMNfY CLEANING • ResidentIal - Commercial .. 903 APPLIANCE SERVICE a1l0ns, Siding Featunng size liVing room & hall, Ltcensed Call 372.2414 .. Licensed & Insured Areas. • Fast Emergency ServICe replacement WIndows and $39.00 Additional rooms, JAMES BARKER R.R. CODDEN8- Chimneys SENIOR CITIZENS' A1 WORK patIO doors by Andersen $1500. Also furniture cleaned. Screens In. DISCOUNT 94S HANDYMAN PARQUETTE'S 296-3882 886-5044 LICENSED INSURED cleaning & wall washing stalled. Chimneys rebulltl Licensed, Bonded & In- Washer & Dryer EASTVIEW S.C.S. repaired 886-5565. 886.4448 THE HIRED MAN MIKE GEISER sured Since 1943 ALUMINUM, INC. n1-8788 IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 Home & Small Business Repair Service CONSTRUCTION 884-4300 J&J Maintenance & Repair ALCOA PRODUCTS 15215 MACK Waterproofing 914 CARPENTRY Odd Jobs & Speaalizlng In Whirlpool, Awnings.. Sidings K. CARPET Cleaning Com- CHIMNEY ELECTRICIAN 25 years Dig down method Code Violations Kenmore & General ElectrIC Combination Storms pany Carpet Specialists SYSTEMS expenence Reasonable. Licensed Guaranteed RESIDENTIAU Commencal 882.()688 LICENSED- INSURED Hot POinte Screens-Doors-Roofing MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 Work gUManteed. Free Free estimates Carpenter. 881-8812. VISAIMC 294-3480 Seamless (!ut1ers Chimneys repaired, lebullt, estimates 343-0591. PROMPT SERVICE 881-6000 B.F, Goodrich VlnylA FINISH Carpentry Special- re-hned RETIRED Carpenter, 30 NUApPEARANCE EAST AREA year's experience No job JAMES M KLEINER. Base- Products izing In cabinetry, count. Gas flues re-lined too small Reasonable 774.7054 ment waterproofing, ma- 17301 MACK AVE NEAR ers, moldings, closets, CLEANING SERVICE CleaOlng BUILDERS rates, FREE EstImates. sonry, concrete. All re- CADIEUX additions. Ltcensed and certified, Insured 884-7955 • CARPET Clean- up included. Ref- DO ALL pairs Ltcensed! Insured DETROIT, MI 48224 Insured. 465-1879. 771.7678 • UPHOLSTERY "Code Work erences Please Call Earl, 885-2097 881-1060 527-5616 PORCHES, Family rooms, Appliance Service Specialist" 371-9124 26 Years Exp. L1C. & decks, repaJrs and small • Unfformed Personnel Washers, dryers, refngera. SAFE FLUE SenIOr CrtlZens Discount tors, stoves, garbage diS- 911 8RICK IBLOCK WORK Insured. JObs, basement modenza- THC Call 884.0515 CHIMNEY SERVICE Commerclall Residential posals, microwaves, SEE SHOWROOM tlon and more! Free Estl' for Free Estimate MAINTENANCE VCR'S, etc. All makes MASON rework, tuck- POint- mates Licensed and In. • Chimney Cleanxng Master Electrician • Caps and Don't wait for the ice to leak ing, steps, chimneys, CORNERSTONE sured. John Pnce. 882- and models Call 778- Screens Emergency Service through the gutters Re- small cement JObs. In- 0746 4262 CONST. CO. 917 CEILING REPAIRS Installed 927-8113 place with seamless alu- sured, experienced. Kitchens-Custom DeSIgn CARPENTRY. Porches, • Mortar and Leave message. mlOum gutters now! Vari- CALL GEORGE Seaver's, 882-0000. Family Rooms Doors, Decks. Finish & PLASTERING, drywall and Damper (Beeper ID - 3219027). ety of colors and quality NUTTO Window Replacements ceramic tile. 30 years ex- Repair ANDY'S MASONRY AND Rough Carpentry. Re- Licensed/Insured work. Call today. APPLIANCE CHIMNEY REPAIR Commercial Remodeling pairs & Small Jobs. Free perience. Absolutely • Animal Removal REASONABLE! 686-1143 Interior/t=xterior EstImates 18 years ex- guaranteed. Call Valen. Cemfied Moster Sweep COLVILLE ALL Home Repairs. carpen- • Washer - Dryer Service All masonry, brick, water- Additions perience. tina, afternoons 7~29. 885-4009. TOMTREFZER ELECTRIC CO. try, electrical, plumbing, • Vacuum SelVlce and proofing repairs. Special- Custom and Quality Always TED Klingler, Cabinet PLASTERING, Drywall, 882.5169 Ranges, Dryers, Services, cement. QUallt)' crafts- Sales IZing In tuck-polntlng and LICENSED AND INSURED maker. Quality Designs. Taping & Spray Textur- Doorbells. manship with guarantee • Used Stoves-Refngerators small jobs. Licensed, in- JIM LAETHEM Superb Craftsmanship Ing. New & Repair. Free VIOLAnONS 882-1188 sUred. Reasonable. Free 882-9310 Call Top Drawer Wood- Estimates. 25 years ex- FAST EMERGENCY WE SELL REBUILT estimates. 881.{)5()5, 882- THE Handyman Inc. Top J & F CONTRACTORS. working. 871-6630. penence Jim Upton 773- Coachlight SERVICE WASHERS quality workmanship for 3006 SelVing Grosse Pointe 35 4316 or 524-9214 AND DRYERS QUALITY Carpentry Work CHIMNEY SWEEP CO, n4-9110 carpentry, remodeling years. General roofing CHAS.F.JEFFREY Free EstImates. Remodel- PLASTERING- Free EstI- Caps Saeens plumbing, electrical, and home repaJrs, eaves- ELECTRICAL fixtures ser- Bnck, Aagstone Walks & Ing, Painting, Roofs, Re- mates, 25 year's expen- paJntmg, Wallpaper. We 445-0776 troughs, backboards, ma- InstaKlId Viced, Installed, replaced. j PatIOs pairs- Roors & Walls, ence. All work guaran- do Il all Please call, 884- sonry tuck-pointlng, chim- Ammal Removal Security lighting, 110 I~ ALL WEATHER Porches RebUilt Sheds, Decks, Etc. Call teed. Grosse POinte 9146 or 792~261. neys, porches 331-2057 lines FREE estimate. \ :.. REFRIGERATION Pre-CasY ~eps r Today 885-5824 references. All types wet Slate Licensed 372-2414 HANDYMAN, call Bud for- t' REPAIRED & INSTALLED TLc~61f\1ihg ()qr'''lI> MARBLE! CERAMIC. MOd- plaster and drywall Lou 5154 POINTE ConstructIOn- The l' Commercla~esldentlal Blackwell. 776-8687., reasonable pnces and Cement Work ernizations- Alterations. , Cerofled & EASTPOINTE '" ALL MAKES & MODELS House Doctor. We do prompt servIce. Home Basement Waterproofing Kitchens, baths, rec- PLASTERING and drywall. Insured CALL MIKE 882.0747 additions, dormers, roofs, ELECTRIC repairs, Intenor paintIng, rooms. Licensed! Insured kitchens. Replacement Nell SqUIres 757'{)772 Resldent/aV Commerclal Licensed Insured KelVin Construction, 610- carpentry, minor plumb- DOC'S Windows, etc FREE esti- Recessed liglrt Specialists 2013. CODE Violations Repaired ing and electncaJ repaJrs. 882-1800 mates. 343-2690 Licensed/Insured. Interiorl Exterior Free 920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS Code violations corrected. APPLIANCE Inspection check can 24 Hour Service 882,5886. 912 8UlLOING / RfMODflING 912 BUILDING/ REMODHING Seniors Discount SERVICE 912 BUILDING/ REMODELING save you time and R.R. CODDENS 885-5517. UCENSED Handyman pro- Fast, Courteous money Insured, expen- Chimneys rebUilt, repaired VIdes carpentry, electri- Professional Service. EAST AREA enced, references. or tuck-pointing. Flues cal, plumbing and paint- 934 FENCES Seaver Home Mainte- and caps repaired Chlm- Ing Qntenor and extenor) Washers Dryers BUILDERS nance. 882-0000 neys cleaned. servIces FREE esti- Dishwashers Ranges STEVE'S Fence. New loca- mates, senior dISCOunts. 884-7955 PLASTERING and drywall 886-5565 tion! 20844 Harper. Refngerators Call 372-2414. repairs. Texturing and JAMES M Kleiner. Chlm- Professional Installatlonl MIcrowaves "Code Work HOME IMPROVEMENT Garbage Disposals stucco Insured. Pete Tar- neys repaired Ltcensed Rep8lr 882-3650 STUDENT expenenced 10 Specialist' , INCORPORATED & MORE omlna.469-2967 & insured. Quality work paJnling, electrical, leaky BUilders License No 59540 Ltcensed & Insured DEMOREST Home Im- 885-2097. 936 FlOOR SANDING / faucets & more LOW- CommencaJlResrdenbal COMPLETE BUILDING REFINISHING 96-5005 247-4454 provement- Plastering ------EST PRICE IN TOWN! AND REMODELING and drywall repair and In- 927 DRAPERIES 372-00B6,John SERVICE stallation Satisfaction LET Additions/Dormers HANDYMAN I Minor repaJrs, DAVID gUManteed!881~135 CUSTOM Made slipcovers Krtchens/Baths carpenlry, electncal, BROWN and drapenes Guaran- GEORGE Rec Rooms/AttiCS plumbing, broken WIn- Porch Enclosures HOME teed workmanship. ex- dows and sash cord re- DOlT Replacement Windows IMPROVEMENTS FINAL FINISH perienced. Call now. placed, etc Reasonable Aluminum Sldlngffrim Plaster Be Drywall Bernice. 521-5255. References 881-3961. Major Appliance Gutters!Downspouts FOR ALL YOUR DESIGN. CUSTOM DRAPERIES Storm W,ndows!Doors Options SUPER Handyman, large or Repair REMODELING AND • Balloons, Mini Blinds, Ornamental Arches small jobs, general re- Rooling/Shlrlgles DECORATING Verticals, Carpeting, Spray Texture Coves pairs, carpentry, electn- 885.1762 Single Ply Flat Roofing NEEDS. Wallpaper, Bedspreads. stucco lathing caI, plumbing, p1astenng Wood Decksffrlm Compare our pnces with CALL 885.4867 Restorallons Semor dISCOUnt. Free es- Licensed and Insured department store 'sales' FREE ESTIMATES Renovabons timates Rob, m-a633 886-0520 PAGER 990-4107 Redecorabons before you BUY. See our Repair'S displays a1. 22224 Gratiot. COMPLETE Home RepaJr- RonneJoe FREE ESnMATES Reasonable rates, code & 772-8507 DRAPERIES BY PAT wrndow repair Appli- R.L. ~~~. !!!!!!!" .~=iI n8-2584 ances, plumbing, paint- Yorkshire Buildin8 Ing, electncal 8 years 92. DRESSMAKING/ 918 CEMENT WORK TAilORING expenence Referencesl TREMERSCH ~~ (11 Qenovation Inc. 372-7138, Enk. DOUGLAS SHAW R.L. STREMERSCH HOME RENOVATIONS Custom Kitchens & Additions 946 HAULING BASEMENT CEMENT CONTRACTOR WATERPROOFING Remodelmg or Repair'S of Licensed. Insured cement 938 FURNITURE Walls Repaired all Intenor and Extenor 881-3386 Dnveways REFINISHING/REPAIRS Straightened needs, From new to old, Patios GROSSE speCialiZing rn FInish Replaced Bnck work POINTE Carpentry, Intenor 'Nail ALL WORK Basement waterproofing Removal, Kitchens. MOVING GUARANTEED Steps Recreational Rooms, LICENSED Tuck-POinting & STORAGE Libraries, Frnlsh AttICS Quality Iluilding and ~ No job too small and Basements Small 884.7139 I .._-_ ..----..--- m • - "I 12C February 20, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Director of Services 946 HAULING 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING 954 'AINTING/ DECOllATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 9S4 PAINTING/ DECORATING 9i~ PAINTING DECORATING 957 PLUMBING/HfATING 957 PLUMBING/HEATING HAULING- Garage tear THEE Best painters De- downs, appliances or WOOD PROFESSIONAL Painting PAINTING and Wallpaper- lightful decor ReSidential "THE PAINT MAN" Inte- LEAKS repaired, faucets ALL WEATHER heavy debris Very REFINISHING & Decorating Paperhang. Ing SpecialiZing In sur- SpeCialists Free Esti- rlorl exterior, plaster, win- rebuilt or replaced, water HEATING & COOLING reasonable Free esti- STRIP STAIN VARNISH Ing Wood finishing, 60 face repair and prepara. mates Grosse POinteref- dow putty glaze & trim heaters Installed De- BOILERS mates Call Mike, 526- Duplicate EXisting Flntsh or years In bUSiness Faux tlon Grosse POinte erences Call 313-371- repalr, 777-2319. pendable 372.7138, Enk BOILER PIPING 2711 Colors to Match finishers, Simulated mar- references Call arrange- 0961 HOT WATER TANKS Kitchen cabinets, staircase ble and glazed affects ments at,~681-8441 WALLPAPER application HAULING, debris removal 1.1- DIRECT REPAIRED & INSTALLED handrails, vanilles, panel- ROGER'S Decorattng 22 Trompe L'ole,'" You will censed Excellent workmanship and demolition Will re- PLUMBING CALL MIKE 882.Q747 Ing, doors, trim and mold- years prOUdlypainting the benefrt from the low rates Reasonable Prices Call move any unwanted FRANK'S Handyman Ser- Ings POintes, one house at a we Will quote you 294- Pat, 294-4446 & PLUMBING- Major or minor Items From washers and 6366 vice Painting, paper Licensed Insured time Roger Ingersoll 791- MILAN'S PAINTING DRAIN repairs, references, low dryers, to a complete References Free Estimates hanging, aluminum tnm rates Paul, 756.Q197. 4187 INTERIOR painting, wall- Interior-exterior house Will clean out PRESTIGE PAINTING CO and miscellaneous re- covenng and plastenng Aluminum Siding Painting 521-0726 PLUMBING- All repairs, basements, garages, DAVID ROLEWICZ J.ALAN paIrs 1-313-791-6684. yards and more Call 773- Supenor custom workI PatchJng, Plastering • Free Estimates large or small Licensed 296-2249 778-5025 1407 PAINTERS Experienced, references. Michael's Painting Stucco, Wallpaper • Full Product Warranty FREE estimates, senior PAINTING Intenor/ exterior, 399.2700 882~181, Mark & Window Glazlng-Caulklng • Senror Discount discounts 372-2414 HAULING Garage tear paper hanging Plaster Free Estimates • References downs, construction de- PAINTING: Intenorl exte- Wood Refinishing repair All work guaran- You Willbe completely satiS- Reasonable Price • All Work Guaranteed loS. WALKER Plumbing bns, concrete, dirt, ga- nor Plastenng, drywall CUSTOM PAINTING teed Free estimates Call fied With our work or It'S References, Gold Work Drain cleaning All re- rage and basement Junk, repairs CaUlking,glazing WOOD STAINING Thorn, 881-7210 FREEl Check your mall 759-5099 MICHAEL HAGGERTY pairs Free Estimates brush Can remove or Free estimates 882-1091, AND REFINISHING box for valuable coupon PLBG, L1C 82.16432 705-7568 Toll Free move almost anything QUALITY Brown INSURED 956 PESTCONTROL Phil Wassenaar PAINTING SERVICE INTERIOR painting & pap- MICHAEL A. MEDA EMIL THE BOB DUBE JOHN'S PAINTING 823-1207 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR erhanging 1 man opera- 885-3230 PLUMBER PLUMBING and HEATING 25 years of tion Guaranteed quality Intenor-Extenor Speciallzmg WILD UFE REMOVAL PAINTING, wallpapering, SAFE FLUE FATHER & SONS Licensed-Master Plumber MOVING.HAULING professional expenence work dOlle the right way In repairing damaged SEWER CLEANING plaster, drywall and wallwashing. Jan, 884- CHIMNEY SERVICE Serving The Pointe Area DEPENDABLE In your neighborhood, Grosse Pornte refer- SPRINKLER REPAIR, cracks, peeling paint, win- 8757. Judy, 294-4420 Since 1949 EXPERIENCED All repairs before painting ences, reasonable rates 882-5169 ETC dow puttying and caulk- • Water Heaters LOW RATES MATT FLETCHER FREE ESTIMATESI 882- PAINTING, drywall & pias- Grosse POinteWoods INSURED Ing, walJpapenng Also, ter repair, Good refer- • DISposals 4151 Buckingham 0011, Ray Fraley 9S7 PLUMBING, HEATING 886-3897 paint old aluminum sid. ences 777-1189, • Faucets 526-7284 886-6102 BEST Painting of Grosse • Sinks Ing All work and matenal WINTER Special. Bathroom PLUMBING J & M Painting Co. POinte You have seen guaranteed Reasonable • TOilets 960 ROOFING SERVICE MOVING & HaUling Ga- our work In your neigh- painted free With 2 • Water & Waste PiPing SpecJalizlng In: Grosse Pointe references REPAIRS rage, yard, basement borhood. Best Pnces, rooms Wallpaper re- • Repairs & New Work FlAT Roof Problems? New • Exteriorl Interior, Free estimates & clean up, odd Jobs Beat Best Matenals. Best moval Violations cor- • Violations Corrected rubber roofs Installed on residential & commerCial any reasonable price Mr Quality, Window Special- 882-5038 rected, stained, varnish. SewER CLEANING Free Estimates flat roofs Stops all leaks painting B's Light Hauling 882- IStS,call 774-4002 or 331- BRIAN'S PAINTING rng Free estimates. Reasonable Rates For All Bill, Master Plumber Guaranteed 552~ 116 • Plastenng & drywall 3096 3482 Professional paJntlng, inte- Insured, Senior discount. MIke Potter - Licensed (Son of Emil) repairs & cracks, peeling ROOFING Repairs, reshln- nor and extenor. Special- Tom, 790-7011 or 777- 882-1558 882-0029, parnt Window glazing WALLPAPERING gllng, chimney screens, IZing In all types of palnt. 4425. AND PAINTING basement leaks, plaster caulking Ing Caulking, window COMPLETE SPECIALISTS INTERIORS repairs. Handyman work. • Washing & painting old glazing and plaster repair Affordable Painting and BY DON & LYNN PLUMBING FRANK R. Insured Seaver's, 882- aluminum Siding, also All work guaranteed For cleaning & painting bnck Wallpapermg, 20 years • Husband-Wife Team SERVICE 0000 Free Estimates and Free Estimates • Wallpapering MARTIN VERTREGT • Wood staining, varnishing reasonablerates, call: WEIR • Painting Licensed Master Plumber PREVENT & refinishing 872.2046. • Wallpaper removal Roof 3-R Company Grosse POinteWoods ICE BACKUP!! 885.2633 PLUMBING, HEATING tamng n6-3424 Dan HERITAGE DECORATING Ice & Snow TROY & Eugene's Painting, 886-2521 Grosse POinteReferences PAINTING & WALLPAPER removed from roofs JIM'S Wallpaper Removal plastering, drywall New work, repairs, renova- SEWER AND DRAINS All work & matenal DRYWALL & PLASTER ResidenllaVCommerctal Free estimates. Quality Reasonable rates Senior tions, water heaters, BOILER SPECIALISTS guaranteed. STAINING & STUCCO Shingles, Single Ply Work 559-5635. CItIZendISCOunts,Phone, sewer cleaning, code VIO- Fully licensed & Insured 10% SENIOR DISCOUNT Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs 822~727. lations. All work guaran- SPRINKLER REPAIRS Free estimates call DRACO PAINTING Winter rates till teed. Repairs, Ice Backup anytime March 30th JAMES M. KlEINER VINYL AND ALUMINUM Mike 776 3628 Low off season pnces now Llc Ilnsur 17 years exp Basement walls repaired to MICHIGAN 885-7711 SIDING ------JIM 972-5790 294-4781. look like new, Tuck- PLUMBING Seamless GutterslTnm QUALITY Workmanship PAINTING- Intenor and ex- -BmER Home Decorating- pointed & patched, Tony Master Plumber Replacement Windows Painting, plaster, carpen- tenor Jobs References plaster reparr, painting. washed & pnmed then (Son of Emil) 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS Doors try, all home repairs 15 available Short notices 18 year's experience. painted. ~2097 293-3181 Storm Wlndows!Doors Smce 1925 LICENSED INSURED years experience. In- welcome call KeVin 399- Paul 773-3799 PAINTING- Interiorl Exterior sured References Seav- 8961 IJ!II!I-~~==-~:==-~ RON VERCRUYSSE specialists. RepaJr work DI$COUNT Keith Danrelson ers Home Maintenance, - _ $ $ COMPANY MIKE'S guaranteed. References. PLUMBING Licensed Masler Plumber 882-0000 K & B CUSTOM- Interior} Professional 774-3542 ------exterior palnllng, staining, Palntlng & Wallpapering II Free esbmates~ IQSUred L • For All Your DAN ROeMER~_ _J_Oh_n_77_1-_14_1_2__ -__ ' Plumbing Needs tEONARO'S carpentry Free estl. Inlenorl Extenor Includes PLUMBING males 881-3006, Ken or repamng damaged pIas- PAINTING • Sewers & Drains ROOFING 947 HEATING AND COOLING RepaJrs,remodeling, Bert ter, cracks, peeling paint, Over 15 years experience. Cleaned - $40" Shingles, flat roofs, com- code work, fixtures, WIndow glazmg, caulkmg, Intenor PaJnting Special- WHY PAY MORE??II plele tear-offs, built-up ALL WEATHER BOWMAN Painting Inc In- painting aluminum siding waler healers installed, roofing, gutters and all ists Wall and ceiling re- 7 DAYS - 24 hours Licensed and insured HEATING COOLING tenor!Extenor Free Est,. Top Quality matenal. kinds of repairs REFRIGERATION palr Wntten guarantee 839.9704 772-2614 mates Toll free 1-800- Reasonable pnces All Work guaranteed Free est,. Furnaces, Boilers Now scheduling for 794-5506 work Guaranteed Grosse mates Ucensed and 10- Repaired & Installed Spnng and Summer exte- PAINTING, Intenor and ex- POinte references Call nor Grosse Pointe refer- sured. Member of the All Makes & Models E. L. CALCATERRA INC. Better BUSinessBureau CALL MIKE 882.Q747 tertor FREE estimates, Mike anytime ences reasonable rates, senior 777-8081. 549-1954 Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder 884-5416 CUSWORTH discounts Call 372-2414 ------Plumbing' Heating. Cooling J & J ROOFING HEATING AND Residential' Commercial, Industrial 10 Year Workmanship INTERIOR Warranty COOLING ";ut«M Serving Grosse Pointe Area Since 1958 Serving The Grosse FOREST PAINTING EXTERIOR 25 Year Material Pomtes Andrew Emif Calcaterra Warranty Painting - Inteno r-ex & CONST CO. 'P~ PAINTING Family owned & operated Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber Tear Offs LICENSED teno r, paperhanging • Carpentry. Rough FInish Interior • Exterior 26 YEARS Reroofs • Remodeling Kl!chens, Service & Installation and repairs Free Drywall & Plaster EXPERIENeE 24 Hour Answenng Service Rat Roofs Commerc/al-ReSldenlial Rec Rooms, Basements estimates cheerfully • Paln~ng Infenor/Extenor Repair Call for free 775-6050 INSURED 881-4664 given licensed and •Any Plastenng RepIDrs Free Estimates estimate LICENSED -076015 Insured licensed and Insured 27380 Gratiot KEATING ~ 885.4867 960 ROOfiNG SlRVIC£ 960 ROOFING SERVICE RosevIIJe,MI.48066 882.9234 882-2118 EES-42S WanPliparing 445-6455 HEATING ~ P1.. t.rlDl\'wall ~ 965 SEWING MACHINE THE AIR OF QUALITY GENTILE RBtJ SERVICE Furnace Replacement BUCBANAN FREEDOM PAINTING CO. ROOFING ROOFING TUNE.UP Special In your New InstallatIOns PAINTING PAINTING SINCE 1940 • Custom Painting • Tear-offs & Re-roollng home. Cleaned, all, ad- Custom Duct Work INTERIOR G.P. Resident Serving • Shingle Roofs Just tenSion, $9 95 All • Wood Refinishing • Rat roof decks Air Condltlonmg EXTERIOR The Pointes Since1972 • Expert repairs • Flat Decks makes, arr ages ~ • All Glazing Techniques • Small lobs Hot Water/Steam PlasterRepair 7437 . 30 YEARS • Plaster Repair Licensed - Insured • Expert Repairs ConverSionto ForcedAir PROFESSIONAL Wallpapering& Removal Call your ads in Earlyl Inlenor Exterior James or Patrick 774-9651 • Senior Discounts GROSSE POINTE NEWS Systems Custom Painting& Licensed • Licensed - Insured 15133 Kercheval Decorating (313) 884-0373 Insured 882-6900 (At Rear) 885.3594 Staining Varnishing Grosse POinte Park CALL NICK FOR 773.0125 973 TILE WORK LicensedInsured 331.3520 FREE ESTIMATES l 888.4374 BATHROOMS, kitchens, fittiSt InteriorPainting foyers Quality work Ref- 949 JANITORIAL SERVICE ., erences Free estimates. r MAR"t,O PAINTERS INCa 20 years expenence 294- J & L CLEANING Painting & Decorating 8267 11 COMPLETE For all your commercial Custom Interior/Exterior Charles "Cnip gibson CERAMIC tile- residential ROOFING cleaning 100% seMce, Meticulous Preparation Jobs and repairs 15 SERVICE famIly operated 12 years EST 1975 • INSURED • G PResident Painting anafJ)ecorating years expenence RESIDENTIAL ns- expenence 20% off first BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS 4097; n6-7113. Andy. Mich. Lie. No. 0767521Fully insured COMMERCIAL months btll John, 824- Prompt Dependable Neat JARVIS Custom Roors- Ce- 884.5764 or n7.2216 TEAR-OFF 5292 881-3970 RESHINGLE ADVANCE ramic tile, marble, quarry, C & L CLEANING .. -_lIIIiiiii • Serving the "Paintes" For Over 10 Years carpet & Vinyl Sales, ser. provides professional CERTIFIED MAINTENANCE VIce, installatIon Dave, services at reasonable APPLICATlONS OF CO. 882-0B36 rates. References MODIFIED, SINGLE • Roofing • New RepairS, PLY, • Shmgles • Slate' Tile TILEWORKS 776-4570 ~-l ESSIAN PAINTING Rat Roofs • Tear arfs FLAT ROOFING • Sheet MelJll • Guner- CERAMIC, MARBLE 953 MUSIC INSTIlUMENT SYSTEMS New Repair, C1eanmg. GRANITE, SLATE IlEPAIIl VENTS • Copper • Deck s QUARRY, VINYL ~f • nays • F1ashmg Fa:~~O~;;~;r~yea" 10 years expenence Com- GUnERS COMPLETE plano service • Masonry Repair REPAIRS 'ChImney • Porches petitIVerates References Tuning, rebUilding, refin- LICENSED - INSURED Insurance repairs 5 year Ishing Member Plano ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFEn • Tuck-Polntmg • Caulkmg warranty Free Estimates TechniCians GUild, SlgIS- SpeCialiZing in Interior/Exterior Pamtlr'l!;J We Custom 886-0520 Licensed. Insured mund Bossner 731-7707 offer the best In preparation before painting • Intark>r - Exterior 884.9512 and use only the fmest matenals for the • StaIning - Power WashIng 527-6912 NO CLASSIFIED ADS longestlastrng results Great Western people 964 SEWfR CLEANING SERVICE 964 SEWERClEANING SERVICE CAN BE TAKEN • VarnishIng - Glazing are quality minded and courteous Call us for 977 WAll WASHING AFTER NOON • Strlpplng - CaUlking the ultImate In resldenllal and commerCial • Wallpaper Removal ON TUESDAYSI painting 24 Bour Emerlenc, P & M Window and Wall PIANO services- Tuning • Plaster - Dry Won Repair Sewer 8 Drain er.ice Cleaning (Formerly and repair 12 year's ex- REASONABLE RATES Nights - Weekends - Holidays Grosse POinte Fireman penence FleXible hours FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED BOB - 727-2689 Senior Citizens Discounts Ad) Excellent care for Reasonable rates 881- Insured • Referrals your home Free estl- 8276 886.7602 343-1014 mates- References 821- 2984 ------I~ ... ------..-._- f ~bruary 20, 1992 .(asse Pointe News 13C ------.• • •II • NEW CLASSIFIED RATES ,.,. )Directory of Services', .. Effect February 26, 1992 ....'II 931 WINDOW WASHING 931 WINDOW WASHI"lG CASH RATE K.MAINTENANCE co. FAMOUS Maintenance- GEORGE OLMIN Wall washing, floor cleaning serving Grosse POinte WINDOW CLEANING Word Ad and Waxing. Free est.. smce 1943 LIcensed. SERVICE mates bonded and Insured. WIn- 35 YEARS IN THE $6.00 for 12 words- r-")I "Ill dow and gutter cleaning, POINTES carpet and wall washing 778-7940 50c each additional word 884-4300 - P & M WindOWand Wall K-WINDOW .' Cleaning (Formerly CLEANING In Column Measured- ...,. LeaKy is. IItaffy Grosse POinte Fireman Basement Windows? Ad) Excellent care for COMPANY $10.48 per inch your home Free esti- Storms, screens, gutters, Security Problem'? aluminum cleaned In. TAKE A LOOK ATOUI? mates- References 821- 2984 sured Free estimates Border Ads GLASS BLOCK 882-0688 WINDOWS A.QK WINDOW $1 1.58 per inch CLEANERS FOR FREE ESTIMATES D. BARR Service on Storms and CLEANING SERVICES 881-2123 Screens SECOND GENERATION Real Estate Resource Page JOtlN J. GElLE House Cleaning WINDOW AND GUTIER Mason 38 yrs Free Estimates $8.50, 1 line Experience CLEANING 775-1690 DALE 977~897 $17.00, 2 lines SAVE ASTRAY ust The Fax, Please! We have many healthy vaccinated kittens for adoption. Also healthy altered adults. DONATIONS, CAT FOOD, FOSTERHOMES DESPERATELY NEEDED. The next time 371-5807 749-3608 you classify it, fax •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • it. 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SVSTi=M<: • I'nPJ<:11I TATlnl. 1\, ~ ,t'UI UCUY 'V, I vv'- Gr'osse Pointe News To advertIse on t.hISpage call Classified AdvertiSing at 882-6900 Retail Advertising call 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID WelcolDe to the Select your preferred location, price or style of Real Estate Resource! home. The listings will show the address, In an effort to make your search for that next house easier, the Grosse Pointe bedroomlbath, description of home, price, and News is initiating a new page where you can find in a few minutes what the telephone number. REALTORS and OPEN market is offering today, in the five Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores, Harper SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold. Woods,Detroit and other municipalities. This source will pinpoint what the up-to- date price of a property is, what are its features and when it will be available for viewing. ZONE 5 • GROSSE POINTE PARK c Address Bedroom/Both Desc:ription Price Phone 1003 Cadi~x 4/2 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Pork likelot Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 Lake St. Clair 1011 Maryland 26 unrts ApartmentbUilding Deryck R. Estate Call 882-790 I 1330 Kensington 4/1 5 ~n Sunday. Familyroom, manyrecent updates Higbie Maxon $195,000 886-3400 HARPER WOODS Address Bedroom/Both Desc:ription Price Phone 1898 J Washtenaw 3/1 Bungalow,slarter LandConlract Terms Don Ho, Century 21 $39,000 526-0268 20275 Van Antwerp 4/2 BrickRanch,G P Schools Byowner Appts onlyl Call 882-4470 20304 Hollywood 2/1 Of)en Sun. 2-4. Grosse POinteSchools-double101 I.G. Edgar $58,500 886-6010 21136 Country 3/2 Brickbungalow New furnace &air Move In Club Dr. Cond Byowner Call 882-0422 20521 Country 4/1 Open Sun. 1-4. G P Schools Fin bsmnl Club Dr. [; Century 21 AAA-Tim Brown $76,900 771-7771 20432 Hunt Club 3/2 Open Sun. J -5. G P Schools See od In 800 fordetails ZONE Gerald Rauc:h Real Estate $99,500 884-6101 20549 Hollywood 3/1 4 Open Sun. 2-5. G P Schools Byowner $63,000 884-3543 Zone 1 - Grosse Pointe Shores DETROIT Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods Address Bedroom/Bath Zone 3 - Grosse Pointe Farms Desc:nptlon Pnce Phone Zone 4 - Grosse Pointe City 19107 Mallina 3/1 BrickBroodlrontRanch 1/2 both In hn basement. Updated kit Don Ho, Century 21 Zone 5 - Grosse Pointe Park Call 526-0268 ZONE 16314 Fainnont \~ 3/2 8 & KellyTO/Qllyupdaled slarter. Don Ho, Century 21 $34,900 526-0268 • 10763 Duprey 3/1 ALSO: Harper Woods, Detroit, St. 5 BrickBungalow,Don ko, Century 21 $36,500 526-0268 ) Clair Shores, All Other Areas 15856 Lappin 3/1 Bungalow,-S'eatarea Speclol finanCing $290/month ~ Century 21 AAA, Tony Novik $23,000 7783662 ST. CLAIR SHORES Address Bedroom/Both Descnption Pnc:e Phone ZONE" - GROSSE POINTE SHORES 26905 Koerber 2/2 Rental-CharmingfarmhouseWithnewamenllJes Address Bedroom/Bath Close to Joke If.G. Edgar Descnption Pric:e Phone Call 886-6010 90 Crestwood 1302 Woodbridge 2/2 2 cor attoched garage-well maintaIned. Paho, home 4/25 Open Sun. 2-5. ColomaI, natural hreplace Owner $289,000 884-6056 warranty R.G. Edgar $119,900 886-6010 22 Stratton 4/35 Open Sunday 2-4. FirstRoormoster,pool, CAC 21830 Maxine 2/1 Open Sun. 2-5. Bungalow,remodeled, all cppl Higbie Maxon $739,000 886-3400 Move-Incond $79,000 772-8838 32 Belle Meade 5/3&35 Cntr ent Fr ColonIal4,700 sq It Byowner $675,000 882~172 On The Lake 3/2 5 Open Sun. 1-5. CustomdeSignedTownhome Transfer forces sole Piku Management, Co. Call 293-6760 ZONE 2 - GROSSE POINTE WOODS 1342 Woodbridge 2/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4. Sharp condo Withcarport Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 Address Bedroom/Both Desc:nption Pnc:e Phone 21348 Beaconsfield 1/1 ~cious Co-Op apartment, all applIances CaFP?rt 1464 Yorktown Century 21 Town & Country, ask for Denise $39,500 5/25 Colomal, 2,400 sq It See class 800 Call 886-5570 286-4173 1053 Moorfand 4/2 5 Primearea 2,200 sq It -Beauhlulhome Must seell $225,000 881-2830 714 Woods Lane ALL OTHER AREAS 4/25 Open Sun. 2-4. Completelyupda~ Byowner $255,000 882-7888 J 750 Vernier # 19 Address Bedroom/Both Descnption 2/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Comp remodeled, Immed occupancy $144,500 886-5509 Pric:e Phone 2056 Fleetwood 3/15 Open Sun. 1-5. BrickColomal ImmaculateCondlhon lake Charfevoix 3/3 Furnishedcondo at the landmgs In BoyneCity By owner Call 882-8423 PricemcludesBootslip Century 2J Kowalske-Pat O'Brien 2278 Allard $195,000 j-800-431.2121 3/2 Open Sun. 2-5. Recenrlyupda~ See closs 800 $124,900 885-1935 2064 Oxford 3 New offermgl 1st Roormosler,hreplace, Impeccably mamtalned Kathy Lenz, Jonnstone & Johnstone Call 886-3995 1559 S. Renaud 3/2 Open Sun. 1-5. Beauhfulranch See Closs 800 $229,900 881-8622 1500 S. Renaud 3/1&25 Of)efl Sun. 2.5. FirstofferlnglBrickranch, Don't Miss Your Opportunity 2 1/2 cor garage $189,000 885-7020 ZONE S - ~ROSSE POINTE I=ARMS Address Bedroom/Bath Descnption Pnc:e Phone 335 Stephens 2/2 Pork likesettmg Move-Incondlhon R.G. Edgar $195,000 886-6010 87 Stanton New offerrng-TradlhonalColonlOlQlIel Formslocahon Manyexlros R. G. Edgar Call 886-6010 316 Ridgemont 3/1 Close 10 schools,shopping Secluded street R.G. Edgar $127,000 886-6010 296 Chalfonte 4/25 Open Sun. 1-5. ReducedllBrickCa~Cod $60,000 Improvements, New kit, lenced yard, 2 1/2 cor gar Byowner Call 886-8041 22 Newberry Place 4/2&25 locahon-l.ocahon-locahonlR.G. Edgar Call 886-6010 Cloverly 6/4&25 New olferln~ Old world craltsmanshl~and elegance Stunningatrium, newer kitchen,pool .G. Edgar Call 886-6010 244 Fisher 3/15 ~ Sun. FamIlyroom, lullboth In bsmnt HIgbie Maxon $179,900 886-3400 259 Ridgemont 3/15 Open Sun. 2-4. New !JshnglImmaculatelamllyhome Here's the opportunity you've been waltmg for. It's your chance to Move m condition R.G. Edgar $169,900 886-6010 advertise In the one resource that area buyers WIllbe consulting when 213 McMillan 3/15 Newer home Withchorm of the old ImmaculateColonral Beauhlulkit/fam rm R.G. Edgar $179,000 886-6010 they're ready to take action Along with your advertisement, readers Will find Informative articles on bUYing and seiling real estate. Be a part ZONE ~ - GROSSE POINTE CI.TV of the Real Estate Resource page being featured weekly In the ... Address Bedroom/Both Description Price Phone 760 Unc:oln 4/3 Gourmel sIze kitchen1st Roorlaundry-GFA/CAC Blend01 old charm-newconvenrences R.G. Edgar Call 886-6010 542 Cadieux 5/3 DeSirableend unit InCranlord Terroces Call Gross~Pointe, News reamenrhes R.G. Edgar ------$158,900 886-6010 16839 Jefferson 2/1 Tree lined slreet EasyIrvingCondo A.G. Edgar $91,500 886-6010 882-6900 563 Fisher 3/1&25 Charming Colonial Lorgebedrooms A.G. Edgar $187,000 886-6010 2 lakeside Ct. 3/25 3,500 s.q h lake Ironl-llyowner See Closs 800 for Call today to place your ad. more Inlo Call 778-3500 ------_._------_..-..._.-. ------I -r-- - A ------