Residents make the news zn• the Pointes • By Ronald J Bernas zn 1990 Staff Wnter Shores council could revIse Its master plan board named Edward Shine, former deputy After many more tWlbts and turns, the whIch wal'> last updated 1111956. The pailt yedr could be called the yenr of buperlntendent, to fill Whl'ltner's spot "tory wlll end, for good 01' fOl bad, on Feb 4 The Groil..,e POll1te War Memonal Assocla. grasb rootil Heilldent concems and com- In other school news, the board decIded to - the date set by the board for a bond Issue tlOn announced plans to build a new cable plamts cauiled boardil and city counclls to abk the people of the Pomte.., to fund a pro_ electIOn ..,tudlO on the groundil of the War Memonal re thll1k theIr actlOnil and bow to the wlll of posed $7 1 mllhon hbrary on the !,'1'ounds of The cIty of Detroit began repldcmg the The Glosse POinte Farmb councIl approved the people A ilhOl t I ecap of the year's Brownell Middle School The lIbrary and Its bndge <;pannmg Fox Creek The new bndge eventi> follow., It, then resIdents started complaining ups and downs were a ,>tory that dommated clo..,ed Wmdmlll POinte Dnve at Alter Hoad PACE -- the Program for AcademIc and the news all year January Cleatlve EducatlOn - was to be gIven a The plan called for a new lIbrary, and for February one year overhaul, because then-Supel'ln. the administratIOn to move Its ofIices to the [t stal ted off with a freeze - on new con tendent John Whntner said It wasn't work- current Central Library, and then for the The schoo,,", once d~am took top bl!hng structlOn m GlOs'3e Pomte Shores, plohlblt Ing Parents complained, saYing Whntner's current adminIstratIOn buJldmg to be bold when a .study ploposed a major restructur- mg the Issuance of all permits for constl uc ploposal came becduse he was leaving for a Grosse POinte City offiCIals complained Il1g of the mIddle school pnl!,'1'am The pro tlOn thloughout the Village The new Job In a few months Eventually, the about the plan, because they were con posal mcluded movmg to a seven-hour moratorium also prevented property ownerb school board approved leaving It In place, cemed over Itb pOSSIble futUle useb, and and developprs from subdlvldmg propertlCs but at the same tIme work toward develop- wdnted the land to be restncted to ,>m~le Into lots BuJldmg was stopped so the m~ a new pro!,'1'am Shortly aftel ward, the famlly homes See 1990, page lOA Grosse Pointe News 1990
Vol. 51, No. 52 34 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan 50~ December 27,1990 2' Inside Middle McNamara proposes pay freeze .....3A school Say ~tIsn't so, Bo ...... 6A changes Prune Tune . '" .. 8A approved Farms couple donates land lOA By Ronald J Bernas Staff Wnter Obltuanes l1A Sweeplllg change" Intended not only to educate mIddle school Sports' students but also to make them Lookzng back ..... 12A mOle \\ell lounded \Iele ap pI 0\ ed bj the "choo] boar d on Del 10 Autos. ... 14A The change ... \11'1I' apploved af tel neal Iy t\\ 0 \ I'm s of study and dlscus"lOn bj mIddle school Hosp~ce teamwork .... 1B teachel s. admlnJ!>1l ators, parents ,md dlst1'lct offiCials q ..... Wedd~ngs . . _L Thl hH~gE'..,t change IS gOlIlg II om a "IX pellOd da) to a seven . Engagements 3B pellOd da). accOidmg to Dr AI. r. wda FI o~t, as"lstant supenn tendent fOl Clllliculum Elegant Eatzng SA . The ,,1'\ en pellOd day wll! Photo b, Rosh SJila" benefit the students because Travel 6B the\ \\ ill have mOl e opportunIty Ted Zberanowsky. who lives at 1350 Yorkshire. transformed his house into this delectable to take mOl I' classes In 0101 e val' confection. It took him three weeks of working in his basement to create the display and he said led <:ubJects " Frost saId Gingerbread thaI before he was finished. the entire basement floor was covered with material. Zberanowsky • Homes . . .7B Hand III hand \\ Ith the seven who has been in the display business all of his life. created the Christmas decoration for his and pellOd day I" an InCI ease In sev house wife De Shaheen's eight children and 18 grandchildren in time for ThanksgiVing. when some of 1'1al mIddle !>chool IequlI ements them visited. ClaSSIfied ads ...... l1B • In the sl ...th grade, a yeal of '1CIl'nce 1\III be IeqUlred IIlstead of the CUll ent "eme!>tel, explora to!, COUIses III art and keyboard • mg \\ III be added to the current p Grosse Pointe Cable pays 1I"t of requlIed exploratOly o 1 n t e r caul "e" III Itfeskllls, technology and fOlelgn languages, and stu of Interest dent" \\ III have to take eIther a its first dividends to cities genel al musIc class or an Il1stru mental class By John MinniS Kenneth J. Van Dellen Asslstanl Edllor Grosse Pointe Cable • In the se\ enth gr'ade, SkJlIs tOi Adole"cenh. a caUl se which FOi t)l(' fil..,t t1l11C 111 a decade ownership /1990 dividends By Laura Phllhps deals \\ Ith teen lso,lleS of copmg, plO hfe movement and hi'" faIth of opel cltlOn GI'O""e POll1te Cable SpeCial Writer h P,I\ I11g dl\ Idend.., thh veal decI"lOn makmg and family rela - to better othel" ,h II ell ,h PCI h,lp" Kenneth .J Van Del tlOn.,hlp"', \\ III be requll ed, and himself Tlw ,11lnouncement of the pay len got hI', mnel "plllt and en thl' mlhlcal stllngs course WIll The Grosse POlllte Park Ie"l 111t'1lh corne.., after Comca."t Ca elj,'\ flom hI'" fathel a countly he mCIelhed flom a "emester to dent CI edIts some of hIS traits to h]1' 1111'lOrnpam " techl1lcal op doctOl \\ ho at 8:1 "tIll made Comeast 25% tl \ Cdl genes 11,ltOI .tnd ,I ..,hdl eholdel, backed hOlhC 1.111.., $66,750 • In the eIghth 1,'1 ade, a health .I 1-,'1.1('''''' the\ 11111111 the j,lIl1 Ollt 01 d S25 mllhon ofTel to bll\ Pel hdlh It came flom hI'" 1\Ife (Ol\1 "e 1\111be added to the ltst of Ih a little bit. he ",]\.., I 1ll thl' othcl thl ee ollhtandmg Pl'.lrl Ilho tedlhe.., ..,tudenh \Ilth I equlIl'c1 cour..,e.., and the stlmgs, ,h Ill'" of Gl 0..,..,1' POlnte Cahll' leal nmg dl-"lhll1tlh .It L.lke\ 11'1' k IIld of people OIlC'ntcd I j.,'ue..,,, I band and cho1! coulse~ \\111 be cnlO\ \\ 01 kl11g \Ilth ppople. help publll "Ihool" 111 St Clan 1)1l' dl\ Idend dmollnt" to leni-,rt!ll'nec1 flom a "eme"ter to a II1g people' Grosse POinte City 3 8% ShOi e" SGG 7iO Ill'l "h.11C' $10.01250 \ 1'011 01 m,l\ IX' It" hl~ fdlth 111 Van Dellen 1', 111 hi'" 26th \ (.11 (,Ilh"l POillte Cahle 1', 1I11lqlle BOdl d membel ~ e"pre"sed con of teachlllg .It :\lau)]l1h COlll11l1l1l Grosse Pomte Farms 6 8% Chi ht hh 10mnlltment to educd III th,lt It h 75 pell.ent ol\ned h\ CPIn th,1t the ne\\ I equll ement.., $18.02250 t Ion hI', hlo
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Comparisons of elected county government Cost of county executive, Wayne county boards of Macomb Oakland commissioners 1990 1991 1990 1991 1990 1991 County executive's • salary NA NA $97,292 $101,670 $103,940 $106,716 Board chairman's $41,800 $38,970 $53,396 salary $43,551 $19,198 $20,964
Commissioner's $16,882 $17,773 $19,198 $20,964 $29,970 $41,396 salary
Committee chair sala $16,882 $17,773 $19,198 $20,964 $31,470 $43,896 Number of commissioners 25 27 15 Expenses (auto, etc.) $35/meeting 25~/mile $350/month
Photl 11\ I Hll t Phillip" Size of board staff 6 10 115 ** With gifts from Junior Goodwill. Mary Meretski of Grosse Pointe and Bar~ara M~ller of Grosse Pointe Park. slanding. help three women with disabilities have a merner. Chnstmas. They are. from left. Patricia Grant. Peggy Huska and Mariann Simone. all of DetrOIt. ..Effective Oct. 1, 1991 ....Includes summer interns/students NA=nof applicable McNamara to county commissioners: Volunteers spread good will I eally \\ one!Pl ful be By laura Philltps "oelal outtt1g~ . It " SpeCial Wnter Bal bal a Ml1lel of Glo""e CaLhe It'" the hlghbght of I'll give up pay increase if you will Bet\\een lunch at Jacob Pomte Pm k and 1\131')Mel thell bves." Melet"kl "aid son's 111 Grosse Pomte, glfh et>.kl of GlOsse Pomte co 'The; I ea!h \I alt fO! thiS By John Minnis chairmen, like Cavanagh, who IS and the commiSSIOners IS Mc- from GoodWill and a call chair the pi 06'1am La~t flOm one meetmg to tlw Namara's behef that a seat on Assistant Editor head of the roads and airports flam a member of DetrOit's \\eek, they escorted Simone. ne'\t Embroiled m a battle over the commIttee, earn $31,470 now the board of commISSIOners IS a Blue PIgs band, Manann PatriCIa Gl ant and Peg..,,, 1991 budget, County Executive Mlllel "ale! \I hen cbent!:> and $43,896 next year. part-time Job. Commissioners, SImone SdySshe can eele Ruska on an outmg at Jd Edward McNamara challenged particularly committee chair- iii "t J0tt1 the pl'06T)'am,lunch County board ChaIrman Ar- bl dte hel bn thday, Dec 25, cob"on ~ the county commissioners to give outing" sometimes die an thur Blackwell makes $38,970 a man, put m a lot of hours, in- happily up their salary mcreases and he year, and in 1991 hiS salary Will cluding mght work, according to "ThiS IS the best Chnst- Impo""lblhty But aftel a few Simone and two of hel mas I ever had," Ruska ; edr~ of 6'10\\'th. they become will forgo hiS. be $53,396. one employee m the county loommates, reSIdents of a McNamara threw down the The county executive's pay IS board's office who asked not to saId "The best" pOSSible,"he hdld 6T)'OUPhome In DetI OIt fOi gauntlet last week while still be identified estabhshed by the charter and IS \\ omen With phYSical and Meletskl and Ml1lel d Miller, who also founded smartmg from the comrmssion- set at 97 percent of the gover- McNamara also contends that mental dlsablhtles, had Park counCilwoman, ale an adult htel acy pi Oglam m ers' overwhelming ovemde Dec. nor's pay. McNamara currently the commissioners' salaries are lunch and gifts last week, members of JUnior Goodwill. DetlOlt, said hel Imolve 11 of hiS line-Item vetoes in the earns $103,940. On Oct 1, when out of Ime for what he considers courtesy of Jolly Cheers an aUll.lhmy 01 ganl73tlOn ment In the progl am IS natu- proposed budget. part-time legislators the governor's salary IS adjusted, In the JUnior GoodWill that raIses money [OJ Good- lal The ovemde restored some A comparison of commiSSIOner the county executive's pay wIll pi Oglam, volunteel shelp Will. "I come fI om a stlong fam $1.7 ml1hon worth of spending to go to $106,716. salaries m Macomb, Wayne and clients mamtam and develop Mel etskl said chent,; al e II; tl adltlOll of sel vmg and the $1.8 billion budget The re- Oakland counties (see accompa- Cavanagh was skeptical but then' phYSical and SOCial so enthUSiastic about the gl\ mg to my commumty, , stored budget line items included nymg chart) shows that Wayne not opposed to McNamara's pro SkIlls Volunteels OIgamze events, they sometllllCS sho\1 she said 'It's mce to kno\\ $1 nulIion for the county board's County commissioners earn posal to freeze salaries dlts and el afts, lunches and up hoUl scally IOU make a clIffelence .. office and $700,000 for County "I would have an open mmd tWice as much as their peers m Clerk James Killeen's office to that," he saId, "but there's a Oakland County and more than McNamara charged that the lot of thmgs to be worked out double that paid to Macomb com- commIssioners were spendmg Ordmances and the charter may miSSioners. money that the county dIdn't need to be changed. The Oakland County executlVe have, and commISSioners labeled "I don't knr.w If we can do thIS earns $6.648 lese; than Me the county executive a cry baby legally" NdIUdld When MLNdffidrd get" McNamara retaliated by vow- He pomted out that the execu- hIS raise Oct 1, he WIll be mak- mg to refuse to pay the conums- tive's pay is set by the charter ing $5,046 more than hiS Oak- Wimbeldon sioners theIr $350 a month m and commissioners' pay was land County counterpart auto allowances and requested based on a percentage of the that five of the commIssioners, county executive's salary and mcluding David Cavanagh of Racquet Club was adopted by the prevIOUS TONY CUETER Grosse Pointe Woods, return county board, wmch included the their new county-owned Ford incumbents who were re-elected Blj OuT~ ~I€ Crown Vlctonas NEW Leagues & Clinics in No ..ember ~~~ By McNamara's reckonmg, Cavanagh also pointed out Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced Players the commissioners' proposed that It wouldn't be fair for the 1991 budget reflects a $12 nul- conumssIOners to take a pay Best New Year Wishes To Permanent Court time hon deficit. freeze on Jan 1, when Mc- TenniS, Racquetball & Squash To be responsible and cut Namara wouldn't be affected un- All Of Our Friends & Customers! EnJOYWhIrlpools, saunas, hittmg lanes, county expenses, McNamara told til Oct. 1. elevated lounge & party facilities in a the Grosse Pointe News that he The 1st Dlstnct commissioner Thank You For Making 1990 comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. will give up his pay raise if the also pointed out that on Jan 1 of county commissioners give up this year, McNamara received a Lighted, Call Bob for Detatls. theIr 38 percent salary mcrease 23 percent pay hike In 1989 the A Great Year! that goes into effect Jan. 1. county executive's salary was Supervised Parking 774-1300 Currently, the commissioners' $84,770. 20250 Nme Mlle, St. ClaIr Shores salary is $29,970, and in 1991 it Another point of contention 20445 Mack between Lancaster & Fleetwood 886-2050 Jumps to $41,396. Committee between the county executive
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4A News December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Child in car A-No.1 Grief recovery seminar offered when stolen . FOI those who have (',\pell Regl..,tl.ltlOl1 ,... lequiled 1"01 The five City Councils in 1, L'nced tllL' de Purse snatched CollectIOn of reSIdential rubbIsh Iegularly scheduled for Monday. A purse belonh'1ng to a 74 December 24, 1990 and Monday, Dfcember 31, 1990, Will be col year.old Utica \\oman was lected b~ 11 00 a m Please have I ubhlsh out by 7 00 a m snatched by a suspect at Mack DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS" and Lochmoor m Grosse POInte G P N 12120/90 & 12/27/90 Woods Dec 19 The woman had Just put money m a parkIng meter on Lochmoor at 11 50 a m and was walkmg to Mack when a man walked up behind her and grabbed her purse CLEARANCE SALE' He fled to the alley and Jumped thlough a hedge The woman was yellIng for the man Save 30% To 50% to return her purse, and when the purse strap became entan. gled In the hedge, the suspect said, "Here, you can have It back .. ow IS the time to light He then fled east In the Mack N alley When police responded, up your life Save on they found two men were chas selected items dUring our mg the suspect and an accompl Annual Clearance Sale Ice, who were now In a 1988 Virtually every type of Cadillac SeVIlle The officer took home lighting is repre- up the chase along With Harper Woods police sented In a dazzling array The chase proceeded up and of popUlar styles down Harper and In Detl Olt north of 1-94, where the suspects sale ends January 26th. got a\\ ay Save 30% to 50% On Selected Items Including • Tiffany Lights I "STEVE'S FENCE, INC. • Track LJghtmg 882.3650 • CasaBlancat;; CeilIng Fans • Crystal Chandeliers THOSE WHO CHERISH • Fredrrck Ramond Fixtures • Outdoor LIghting AUTHENTICITY • Quo/zel Lamps & Lighting Grosse Pointe • Bath Strrp lights News TEND TO LOOK DOWN • Stiffel~ Lamps (USPS 230.400) • Pharmacy & Prano Lamps Published every Thursday ON ANYTHING LESS. • Chandeliers By Anteebo Puhh.,hero, MarVin Windows stili makes tradlt,onal wood Windows 96 Kercheval A\ enue • Picture LJghts Gro ....e Pointe, MI 48236 one fit a limo To order With everythlnq from • Forecast Llghtrng Phone 882.6900 authentiC diVided lites to Round Tops SeC1lndClass Poslage pa d al Delro I Mlcnlga~ and So whether we re restoring a home or • Lavery LJghtmg addilional ma ling offICes bUilding a traditional reproduction, we Subscrlp!lon Rales $17 per year via ma I S190JI o'slale can match VIrtually any style, size or POSTMASTER Send address Changes 10Grosse PainIe News 96 Kelcheval Grosse Po Me Farms shape you want For more Informalron Mreh 4S236 contact POinte Windows Inc for a The deadline for news copy ISMonday nOO110 nsure Insertion complete domonstratlon of MarVin products All advertiSing copy muSI be In Ihe Advert s ng De pallmenl by 11a m Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Responsl ROSEVILLE • 771-2211 hllrly for display and claSSifiedadvertiSing error ISI m Gr"tlOI AvC' N of II Mile lied 10either cancellation of Ihe charge lor or are rJn of the portron m error Notification mJSI be glen n Pointe lVindo»s Inc. I me fOI correcllon In the follOWing ssue We assume STERLING HEIGHTS • 739.9700 no responSibility lor Ihe same aHer Ihe (Isllnsert on H"II Rc11M ')91 W of I c1k('\ rJ( M p2g SsSS.Srs.sS •• ssSS7 ..... 1rsc.C.dd.*d •• d ~ I ~I ,1'4 -1 December 27. 1990 Grosse Pointe News 5A 18328 Mack Avenue • In The Farms Daily: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prl.ces In Effect ;'j;.~sf.i. fi.ne Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. , • • '}0-nes Sunday 12.30 Open Noon. 6 December 27 28 29 30 31 nquors Monday 12.31 Open 8.6 , , , , ,,{A~~~~,~..~~~ FRESH CHAMftAG' NE S.ALE ppy \ Seltzer Reg., Lemon.Llme, COFFEES r'H H HOLIDI4Y ~.~-' Raspberry MOET CHANDON $18 6~'" 00 ,,,. WHITE STAR dep. 750 mi. SAVE $8.99 To our many valued customers, FRESHLY ROASTED AND CUSTOM GROUNDTO YOUR NEEDS COFFEE MUMMS $1919 we'd like to extend our heartfelt COKE 6 PACKS GRINDERSNOWAVAILABLE. EXTRA DRY TRY OUR OWN HOUSE BLEND 750 mi. SAVE$7.00 appreciation. Mayall good ALL COKE PRODUCTS AVAILABLE IN REGULAROR DECAF. ASK ABOUT OUR COFFEE CLUB things come your way this Some May Be In 12 Packs MEMBERSHIP CARDS FOR FREE TAITTINGER For $2.98 + dep COFFEE BRUT LA FRANCAISE holiday season. 750 ml. SAVE $9.00 NEIL BELL, president of Village --:-~.-,- $ 49 $1 00 PIPER HEIDSICK EXTRA DRY Food Market and all the staff. ~" 1 OFF 750 mi. SAVE $7.00 ~,.. • CENTER CUT ~ + dep. ALL COFFEEPER POUND DOMAINE CHANDON BRUT or BLANC DENOIR $1089 '~'v "~ HAM PEPSI 6 PACKS 750 mi. SAVE $6.00 -~ ALL PEPSI PRODUCTS PERRIER ANDRE CHAMPAGNE '~ SLICES BRUT COLD DUCK 3 $700 Some May Be In 12 Packs Orange) Lemon, EXTRA DRY or BLUSH FOR FRESHFROZEN For $3.38 + dep Lime, Original 750 mi. :$-t_~ ~>--->- --...,. COOKS CHAMPAGNE KING CRAB LEGS BRUT, EXTRA DRY or FRESHFROZEN SPUMANTE 750 mi. LOBSTER TAILS I'litii KORBEL CHAMPAGNE 8 • 10 oz. each one / package of two BRUT, EXTRA DRY or $759 FRITO LAY'S ROSE PRIDE OF GERMACK 75D mI. SAVE $4.40 POTATO CHIPS PISTACHIOS R':2.u1aror Ruffle TOTTS CHAMPAGNE BRUT or EXTRA DRY $439 :ti 69 large 39 750 mi. SAVE $3.60 1 3 lb. WINTERS WINTERS bag $8 CHASE LIMOGERE NATURAL BRUT or BRUT ROSE CASING RUBSCHLAGER MIDWEST ICE 750 mi. SAVE $1.50 $439 HOT DOGS Cocktail Breads I GREAT WESTERN BEER $209 79~ BRUT, EXTRA DRY or 49 Rye or Pumpernickel loa' bag , ROSE 69' 750 mI. $2 lb. SALAMI lb. RED OVAL DAIRY FRESH ,JOHAN KLAUSS BEEF SUMMER FRENCH PIESPORTER, MICHELSBURQ $669 STONE WHEAT 99~ORANGE $129 1.5 U'er SAVE$3.00 SAUSAGE BRIE THINS pkg. dUlCE 50'YoWhole S'TOCK "ERMOUTH $299 HICKORY $1 99 ~:. 2.2 lb. Regular or Low Salt At the dairy case 1/2 gal. DRY,SWEET 750 mi. SAVE $2.00 SMOKED lb. Plec. 5g $9 e.Ch rrr'--, CANADA DRY \ J SEALTEST GALLO VERMOUTH 19 HEGA FOOD PRODUCTS I 2 $4 \ 20/0 2 LITER SWEET or DRY SAVE $2.19 FOR MEAT, POULTERY AND SOUP BASES SPARKLERS Beef ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$4.09 Fl. 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"two of the conferences at which Russia 1900s feature forged Its claIm to empire." • e "Year" closed its discussion of the first half of the 20th century with the view that rise and fall the development of atomic energy "had opened pl'Ospects more vast than any envi- SIOned by Columbus," but then added that of communism 1010n because of the Cold War "there were two f1917 stands as a cntlcal year m the worlds, the Communist::, and the free, and first half of the 20th centUl)~ because of the outlook from the mId.'50s was for con- Ithe Russian RevolutIOn, then cel tamly flict." 1990 stands as a cntlcal veal' 111 the last Now, by a curIOUS tWISt of fate, the the Soviet Umon and Eastern Ew'ope, al- That forecast was surely right on target half of the centUl Y becau~e of the fall of Umted States 1S aIdll1g the USSR again, though it still SW'VIves m Chma, Cuba and untll recent years when the Communist commul1lsm thIS tIme not only With food and other ne- a few other Isolated nations around the world began breakmg up before our eyes. However, It IS true that the edltOl's of ceSSItIeS, but also WIth polItIcal and eco- world. But now what IS the outlook for the rest of "Year," a plcture,hlstory of the fil st five nomic support m Its trans1tlOn to a market But surely It no longer IS seen as any the centw"y? decades of the century pubh::,hed m the economy wave of the future and the success that It With the world agam trembling on the early 1950s, also Identlfied the US entry It surely has been a strange century m was called by a befuddled forecaster, Lm- brink of war, nobody really knows the an- mto World War I as a ::,econd critical event wmld affaIrs coIn Steffens, the muckrakmg Journahst swer to that question. Once agam, how- m 1917 along \\ Ith the RUSSian Revolu- Among the CUriOUS developments that who said, after one of hiS tnps to the ever, the answer is to some extent in the tion have not been welcomed by all Amencans USSR in 1919, "I have been over to the fu- hands of a mad dIctator, Saddam Hussem, As the world approaches the bef:,'1nn1l1g IS the nse of the two defeated powers of ture and it works" whose unprmcIpled behaVIor may reqUIre of the final decade of the 20th century, we World War II, G€rmany and Japan, to be- It is worth noting that "Year" selected the U.S.-led UN forces to go to war just as can see how those h\o evel1t::, linked the come two of the world's leadmg lI1dustnal 1945 as the second year m the first half of the allIes dId to halt another mad dIctator, world's greatest nuhtary PO'\ ers for most and commencal natIOns the centwy that warranted special men- Adolf HItler, in World War II, of the subsequent) ears up to the pI esent They, too, now prOVIde food and eco- tIon, prinCipally because of the develop- That IS not a happy prospect for the New It wasn't untll the 1930s, after Franklm nomIC aId to the SoVIet Umon, as do our ment and first use of an atomIC bomb, but Year, especIally after the hopes raised by Delano Roosevelt became pI eSldent, that other allIes m Western Europe, on the also because the year marked the end of the end of the cold war and the demIse of the United State~ recoglllzed the USSR grounds that a breakup m that huge na- World War II and the death of three of the commumsm m Eastern Europe. Yet there Bllt thl" countn rn:unt3ll1cd 3 f31rh dlS tIon \\ ould cause mOl e lIltellJatlOual tur- natIOnal war leaders Roosevelt, HItler and are stIll men of good will m many nations, tant relatIOnship \\ Ith the SovIet Umon moil than the world IS prepared to with- Mussohm. and m the Ulllted NatIOns, whose plans for until HItler turned on Stalin and made the stand as the 20th century wmds down. The Umted Nations also came mto bemg peace stlll may prevaIl and prevent an- enemy of our more ImmedIate enemy our It seems clear to Amencans that com- that year, but 1945 also wItnessed Yalta other world holocaust in the closing days ally, If not OuI friend, Ul World War II mumsm 1S dymg, if not already dead, m and Potsdam WhICh, as "Year" sald, were of the 20th century EDITORIAL 0.ASSll'1ED DISPlAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES 882~294 882~900 882-3500 Al\'D PRODUCTION Robert G. Edgar Par PlahoIsky, Edlla" JDAnneBW' A new leader for Detroit? , s 1990 draws to a close, a new and Archer WIll serve as a member of the pres- ~I exc1tmg prospect suddenly has ap- tIgious law firm of DIckinson, Wright, 1 peared on the polItIcal honzon m I A Moon, Van Dusen and Freeman. If he does J DetrOIt. as well there as expected, he might have to i It comes from the deCISIOn of state Su- face the chOIce m two years of whether to preme Court JustIce Denms Archer to re- g1Ve up a lucratIve practIce of law to take SIgn from the hIgh cowt m order to con- on the mamfold problems of the mayor's office \ SIder runmng for mayor of Detroit when \ Mayor Coleman Young's current term ex- But Archer 111 pnvate practice and on l the hIgh court has made an impressIve re- I pIres m 1993 l Archer told a press conference It would cord that surely raIses hope that he could I ~ , be premature to say he plans to run but prOVIde the kmd of new leadershIp that , I saId he had resIgned from the court to "do DetrOlters have been seekmg smce Mayor Young's troubles began to mount I some mformatlOn gathermg and some I problem solVIng WIth the pOSSIbIlIty" that In fact, m September, Richard Van Du- I sen, a member of the law firm Archer IS ; he "mIght conSIder bemg a candIdate" f / As he investlgates that pOSSIbilIty, Joinmg, spelled out that hope m an address , to the Grosse Pomte Semor Men's Club in / / whIch he called for "a new generation of ; black leadershIp - men and women whose .,/ ,/' A litmus test? expenence has occurred for the most part ./' man mtegrated SOCIety." fyou want to work for Gov -elect John DemocratIc polItIcians applauded Archer Engler, you had better be clean as a for resIgnmg before the end of the year, Ihound's tooth, to quote another GOP which means that defeated Democratic leader, RIchard NIxon Gov James Blanchard rather than GOP Engler's people have CIrculated to pro Gov -elect John Engler w111 appomt a suc- spectlve hIgh-level Engler admImstratIOn cessor. State law also requires judges to offiCIals a confidentIal questIOnnaIre whIch step down more than a year before run- pnes deeply into each applIcant's back- ning for another electIve office. ground and covers aspects of lIfe, busmess, Just what Mayor Young thinks of the polItIcs and sex as well as full dIsclosure of new man on the horizon IS not known at mcome and assets thIS wnting even though he and Archer '!\vo major purposes m cIrculatmg the are old frIends and Archer served as his questionnaIre, accordmg to an Engler campaIgn manager back in 1977. However, spokesman, are to make sure prospectI ve most observers welcomed Archer and polIcy-makers are "WIlling to downsize gov- Hugh McDiarmId, pohtical columnist for ernment" and that applIcants for top Jobs the Free Press who attended Archer's m SOCIal agencIes share the new governor's press conference, probably put it best: antI-abortIOn vIews "It sure felt good to be there and to hear Letters The questIOnnaIre apparently IS mtended somebody fresh and new and, Importantly, to raIse the senSIbilItIes of mcommg ad- VIable talkmg about Detroit's problems Support the Items I equll'e at least mmIstrators about ethIcal and other ques- one othel pC!'ion and a few Fisher Road and ItS future." To the Editor: tions that mIght be raIsed about then' con- Iequll e team PaltlclpatlOn To the Editor: As one VOIce from suburbIa mtensely The Grosse Pomte Wal duct, but don't some of the questIOns aware of Detroit's Importance to the entire In addItIOn to the donated As a resident of the CIty ot MemOllal ASSOCIatIOnwould Grosse Pointe Farms who mvade the respondents' right of prIvacy metropolItan area, we say "amen" to that lIke to thank the commumtv Item", the Calc Packages m dude a nell "Iettel tltled lIves on Fisher Road, I am and VIOlate theIr clnl rIghts? comment for donatmg Items to u" 'Pomte~ of LIght, Cleated concerned about changing \1hlch \1e have sent to the 1>\the as'iOClatlOnfO! thl~ ef the east/west traffic pattern Persian Gulf - the I ""ponse fOlt. 'I eekly Issue" of the in this reSIdential area. A No, no, say it isn't so, Bo fI am the commumt., ha" plan to "improve and expe- been ovel \1hel mlllg and GIo~"e Pomte Ne\\ ". per- dIte the flow of the through 0 Schembechler and the DetrOIt TI- crabc t1cket last fall, that has aroused as "anal lettel5 flam the asso. heal tfelt In addItIOn to traffic" in the east/west gers' management have shal'J)ly much anger and resentment as the TIgers' thankmg e\ eryone who ha<., cldtlOn's ...taff, homemade cookle':; and mo.:;t lecently, dIrections has been under BdlmIlllshed then" own stature m all move 111 endlllg Harwell's Detroit career. dropped somethmg off 01 vol evaluatIOn smce July 1. Cur- ChI J.:;tma" cal d" CIeflted b\ Tigerland by the ham-handed way m unteered their time, we \\ l<;h OUI chIldren'" alt classes fOl rently Grosse Pointe Farms In fact, Bo's own reputatIOn IS suffering to thank the follo\1mg local whIch they forced the retIrement of Erme the community to 51gn proposes to make it perma- a substantIal loss The once-popular foot- "tOle<; and 01 gal1lzatlOn<; fOJ Harwell, the vOice of the team for 31 years Plea "e kno\\ that II e are nent. ball coach at MIchIgan IS a frIend of Tiger "uppOltmg OUI <;elvlcemen and a former Grosse Pomter \ el., proud to plovlde SUp I am concerned because 0\\ ner Tom Monaghan but he IS a late con- and \\ omen ~elvmg m the True, Erme IS lIke many \ eterans 111 port fOi the Pel sian Gulf CII the plan "targets" as a "ma- veli to baseball who has shown lIttle re- Per<;lan Gulf sports as well as m prIvate bUSiness who "I ..., and 'Ie \\111 contmue to Jor road" Fisher Road, a ~pect for the game's tradItIOns Damman Hal d\\ al e, Pel Iy street so narrow that It al- get an undeserved thumb from then- em DIug StOle, Sport<; On The "el \I' a<; the hnk that con ployers when they I'each Ietlrement age EarlIer, he had supported a proposal to lWCt<;the Gro""e Pomte" to ready has to be one-way. HIll Banana Repuhhc. KIO The baSIC premIse of the even though they are stilI celpable of domg bUIld a new stadIUm outsIde of Detroit, de- OUI community member" gel's. Schummel'<; SkI Shop. plan IS that one can expedite theIr Jobs spite stlong publIc support for retaimng the DetlOlt Red Wmg<;. VII II ho all"wered \\ hen theil' COlllltlV called car travel through a resIden- But Erme IS In a different category He Tiger StadIUm In fact, some people believe lage Tov Company. dnd "ev Mark R. Weber. Ph.D. tial area by merely funnel- IS a traditIOn and to ba<'eball fan'i In thl::, ('I<1lcommunlt\ BI'O\\nle and Bo sacked Harwell because the announcer President Ing more of the traffic area he IS part of the Tlger'i So he de had the temel'lty to express hIS views Gil"l Scout tl'oop<; through two streets cur. sened better treatment than being cas about the old stadIUm to some friends. The donated Item" Will be rently carrying a high load ually shelved at the end of the 1991 'iea- Whatever the reason, and the explana- mcluded m the 1\ eekly Cm e of reSIdential traffic. son Instead, he should helve been tIOn that "the TIgers wanted to go m a Package" the d""oclatlOn Logically, the traffic prob- permItted to step down at a tIme of hIS new directIOn" is no excuse for the Hal" "ends to tho'>(' [10m the com lem would be better eased mUJ11t','"tatlOned In the Pel own choosmg ""ell fil'lng, we say shame on Bo He ought not by further overloadmg "wn Gulf Although the More letters We do not recall a forced retll'enwnt of to have known he couldn't treat a re- two of the reSIdentIal streets, Item" \Ie have lecelved me but by dIVertmg some traffic ,I any indiVidual In recent Michigan hl~tOlY, spected tradItIOn as If he were Just a pro- '>ent to GlOsse Pomtel s. we on page 8A off them and onto others. not even Gov James Blanchard's booting spectIve college football player who hasn't have no douht that they are Robert N. Kienle of Lt Gov Maliha Gl'Iffiths off the Demo got the nght stuff ellJoyed h\ mallV St.\ e; .II of Grosse Pointe Farms - - ___ r-.... -~-- gamzed the trip had been mak- of the pastor's annual tnp dejected, even happy at times Faith mg the trek for more than a through hiS wife, and asked hIm Her fin,t que1=>tion "So, what dozen years He was an activist to appear on the show The pas do you thmk of New York?" who talked of agape and univer- tor chose me and another woman Then, "Did you have trouble con- and the sal love to go on with him. vmcmg your parents to let you With the other volunteers, I The mght before, the three of come here?" was carefully screened. Why did us sat With the rest of the group We got m a few worthwhile homeless I want to go? What did I hope to and thought out answers to the statements, despite the mane get out of It? Did I object to dally a obvlOUS questions we anticipated questlOns But I was dlsap Bible studies? from Damels. It seems to take all day to be pomted, and I beheve the others He left behind anyone plan- The next mornmg, the net- were, too homeless III New York, nmg a 14-day shopping spree in Laura Phillips work sent a limousme to pick us A few days later the pastor You walt III lme for two hours the Big Apple, which had soured up at the church where we were to get a free breakfast, Spend an announced that thiS would be the spmt of past tnps The pas- staymg We were nervous, par. hiS last tnp to New York He hour panhandlmg Another cou- tor was not matenahstlc Even a touch of margarme tenans, I was more of a waitress tlCularly the pastor, but we en- said he was gettmg old, and the ple hours III line for lunch. antl-matenahstlC, If that's the Just lookmg at the food made than busboy When I saw women joyed the nde, the TV, maga- appearance on natlOnal TV If you plan to sleep at the Na. proper a~ectlVe my stomach sqUIrm But I tned and chlldren there, I felt flushed Zines, stereo, pop, cushlOned would be a nice way to end the tlOnal Guard Armory, you're To him, limousmes were the my best to serve it With a cheery and tense But I can't put words comfort. traditIOnal trek brave, for one thing, but you're epitome of the Immorahty often smile The men made no eye con- on the emotIOns. We had our makeup and hair But he enjoyed that !lmo nde. also waitlllg hours for anum embodIed m wealth He'd never tact at all, they said thank you, The people were open, talka- done, then took our places on the And think sa~ dlsappomt- bered stub that Will get you ad. I I ndden III one and declared he put on their hats, left their place tive, teasmg me about my Mid- qUIet set The hot hghts came mltted when It's dark ment on hIS face durmg the fide never would, but talked of them for the next one mIme western accent, askmg me out on, and we conSidered our an- home At least that's what I saw often The Cathohc Worker was too for a date But if the Pity and swers one last time I hear thiS year more homeless when I VIsited New York last I worked m two soup kitchens much for a small-town gIrl from gUIlt I felt somehow appeared on When Daniels asked me why I people Will go hungry, even dIe Chnstmas, With SIX other stu- those two weeks The first, a Michigan to deal with I asked to my face, they looked away and came all the way from MichIgan because donatIOns are down dents from Central Michigan Cathohc Worker kitchen m work somewhere else, so I went were sllent to work m soup kitchens, I was And when I see a !lmousme, I Umverslty, Ichmbed m a church lower Manhattan, served lunch to the Bronx. The homeless I The hlghhght of the tnp was gomg to tell her I did It because think of them van and rode to New York to to about 400 of the very poorest saw there are m rough shape, my appearance on the CBS I wanted the people to know I EdItor's note Laura PhIllIps IS spend two weeks workmg In men m the city but not yet hungry or desperate "This Mornmg" show, FaIth cared. When she asked me what a senmr at Central MIchIgan soup kitchens m Manhattan and They spooned up the hme enough to eat at the Cathohc Damels, mtervlewer. Or the low the people were hke, I would tell the Bronx Unwerslty wlw IS workmg for green gruel we served and Worker pomt, perhaps her they are hke anyone else two weeks at the Grosse Pomte The Methodist pastor who or crunched the hardened rolls mth At thiS place, I un by 11 esby Ho"t Han)' Smith had healJ moody, mce, bollng, mtele"tmg, j\iewl> dUring her I>emester break. Grosse Pointe News December 27, 1990, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page ~JDrl~~ MargIe Reins Smith 1/)1/.r.t' Slan Gulf when he goes to entel heald him whIle In hel car, dll\ Inquiring minds tam the tlOOPS at Chnstma" mg to Walk want to know tlme Stevenson saId she should look Mazer rustled up about four When mail addressed to Neal m the glove compdltment for a games, pi onto, and shipped them Ilng Shine, Pub!lsher, Grosse Pomte out Ne\\s, \las de!lveled to our of- She stopped the car, found the fice, OUI edltOl, Pat Paholsky, Img. drove to a phone, called fO!\\ arded It to hun at the De Ste\ enson tI OJ t FI ee PI ess She added a note "Seem" lIke someone IS Stevenson called J P back takmg thIS JOA busllless too Ilt Illth the answel' "She SaId yes," PI all.' .. Shllle, of COUlse, IS pub he repOl ted Ilshel of the fi lendl) FI eep J p's comment to Stevenson Shine said It was a Chnstmas You IP a lomantlc deVIl ,. Cdld from the Grosse POInte Board of EducatIOn "Do you thmh. they knoll '>omethmg I don t? he a"ked Read on \ ll\ one mtl'l ested In becommg Fore Romance is alive ell1 adult I eadmg tlltm 01 learn IIlg male dbout ;\Idcomb Readmg Dean Stevenson of St CId.1l Attm ne~ Bill Mazer of Glosse Pat t I1CIs ~hould attend an onen- Shores. fOl'mel'!y of Glosse POInte CltV 111\ ented a mlllIa tdtlon .,e..,SlOn flam 7 to 9 pm Pomte, proposed to Sarah Par- tUle IlldoOi golf cOUise game on Wedne"ddY. Jan 16, at the called :\!azel Golf We \\'l'Ote a vel of Grosse Pomte City on J.P. :'Ilount Clemens Llbl aJ} featm e stm \ about the game for McCarthy's mornmg Iad 10 pi 0 the Dec 21 Issue of the GlOs"e 1,'1 am last Thursda} FOI mOl e mfm mat IOn, call the Pomte ;\Ie\\" last) em He asked Pan'el to mal 1\ him :'IIacomb Readlllg Pmtnel s office On a \\ hlm, flIazel sent one of \ la phone on \\'JR A;\I She elt 2862750 the games to entertamer Bob Hope. .. La"t Thm sdav, flIa7el said . ..• that Hope's offi~e called Hope 10\ ed the game, he has It m hi1=> Palm SPIlngs home, he wanted to take a few games to the Per Progress a mixed blessing in Third World When I \\ ent to Em ope 111 the gapme l'i nOlI a Ne\\ yO! k clonp With a traditIOn of excellence in senior living the Ial e tOUlI 'it II ho \\ 111choo ...e ble :'IIdl thd "d\ '; In d TIm d 60" Al thm Flommel.., Em Opl' lonh n('\lell thell gue ...t hOlhe 0\ el the bIg \\'mld lOuntl \ \ ou np\ el knOl\ 011Fl\ e Dollal.., d D,l' \1d.., m\ JIl1I ,md :'I1.utl',1 :\I.ht 01 Ihe hotel once It '>((lmpleted 1\hen \ ou l;O al ()und a cO!npi dependable gUide It tooh. me to Fdll11" h'l\ e been gOll1~ to Cen '\nd It \\ ill be the tOllll"!'> \\ h,lt \ ou 11 ...e(' The Whittier invztes you to view lheap but ,\lIthentlc hotel.., dnd tl,11 AmelIta "'llIce 197-t Ollgl l --- . • ------~-~------~~-~---p IfPI'l.. 8A December 27, 1990 News Grosse Pointe News Thoughts of Christmas past, present and future T\I a.., the nIght berOl p rl'l ht dllme" pl',dlJ1g dnd echOIng III OIU he'llh thlllied 1\Ith elllo 111,1" 111l'lold II1I1tel ,111,1I1d .,('e ..,t,ll' lIOn \\ Ith the glOl \ 01 till' i\llP S,lIl1t :\f KllOl.l"'. 110\1S.ll1t,\ A.., tlddltlOl1 -_ . • -" - - December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News PLUS $1300 CASH BACK To all those things that helped make Lincoln Town Car Car lease. 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ANN ARBOR DEARBORN DETROIT DETROIT FARMINGTON GARDEN CITY PLYMOUTH WATERFORD APOLLO KRUG BOB MAXEY PARK MOTOR BOB DUSSEAU STU EVANS HINES PARK MEL FARR 2100 W STADIUM BLVD 21531 MICHIGAN AVE 16901 MACK AVENUE 18100 WOODWARD AVE 31625 GRAND RIVER AVE 32000 FORD RD 40601 ANN ARBOR RO 4178 HIGHLAND ROAD 6686100 274 8800 AT CADIEUX OPPOSITE PALMErl PARK 474.3170 425.4300 (AT 1.275) 6839500 885-4000 869-5000 425.2444 ROCHESTER ROSEVILLE ROYAL OAK SOUTHFIELD SOUTHGATE STERLING HEIGHTS TROY YPSILANTI CRISSMAN ARNOLD DIAMOND STAR STU EVANS CREST BOB BORST SESI 1185 SOUTH ROCHESTER RD 29000 GRATIOT 221 N MAIN ST 24350 W 12 MILE RD 16800 FORT ST 36200 VAN DYKE 1950 WEST MAPLF 950 EAST MICHIGAN 852 4200 AT 12 Mil E RD AT 11 MILE 354-4900 AT PENNSYLVANIA AT 15 1/2 MILE 643.6600 565.0112 4456000 541-8830 285-8800 8396000 ....-. • ----....------_...,-- December 27, 1990 10A News Grosse Pointe News 1990 ..;...:.:.;.:.:.;.:.....:.;...:.;.:.:.:...:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.;.:...:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.'....:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:...;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.....:.:.;.:.::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:., From page 1 and bUlld a new house All that was matle wouldn't happen agam An assessmertt wanted to be able to deCIdeearly on what school day, which would allow for CUITICU- moot later m the year when externnnat0l5 troubleshooter was hn'ed and he blamed m- type of plan It wanted mstead of scrambhng Ium changes and changes m tehchmg meth dIscovered e\.tenstve danldge by carpentel complete Iecord-keepmg 101'the problem at the last mmute when - and If - the ods The plan, which was approved 111 De. ants to the fdrmhouse ,.,tructUle As of the Earth Day 1990, the 20th anmversary of state mandates recyclmg cember 1990, w1l1go mto effect 111 the 1991 end of the VPell,the fate of the farmhouse the fil bt Earth Day, focused attentIOn on In a move that caused so many com. 92 school year WdSstLlI bemg dlbcll:,,::,ed the grassloots efforts atmed at saving the plamts It'S sull m court, the War Memonal School bOdrd President Jon Gandelot an The Ed<;el& EleanOl Ford House Actlvi. planet Elementary schools, reSIdents and ASSOCIatIOnpurchased the house next door nounced that hI' would not seek Ie electlOn ties Centet \\ cI '>completed on the grounds of even a few busmesses banged the recyclmg The 15 100m house and 50,000 square feet for the school board He had sel "ed on the the ebtate clnel t\\ a yeal S of consttuctwn dl um, and were startmg to be heard of property cost more than $1 mllh~n and board fOl 12 years "Walt Ju,>td mll1ute," hundreds of Grosse The Grosse Pomte Woods CIty Council WIll be restored and used as an addItional Edgar LouIs Yaegel, the dltl,.,t \\ ho \\ as Pomte Woodb reSIdents told their assessor approved a lesolutlOn supportmg the $18 sIte for art exhIbits, classes, meetings and comnusslOned by the Work.'>PrOb'1'essAd. dftel Iecel\ lI1gnot IficatlOn that then home mllhon clean-up of the Milk RIVClDram If conferences rllll1lstratlOn to pamt three mlll ab for Cle- dsse::.smenb had doubled and tllpled After It hadn't taken action, the counCIl could The Grosse Pomtes and Harper Woods mll1son Hall at Grosse P01l1teSouth HIgh compldll1t-. \\ ('Ie ILglbtelcd ,md a ::omt have faced ,.,tate Imposed fines of up to agt eed to partIcIpate m a plan by the School, returned to sIgn the pamtmgs, 51 agall1st the a~bCbSOIemd c' recall petitIOn $25,000 a day Grosse Pomte Shade Tree Councl! to put up years after the\ were completed \\ ere dlscu:""ed, It turned out that due to a The Gross~ Pomtes Clmton Refuse Dls. 62 gypsy moth traps to determme the popu- BenJamll1 Gravel. a Glo,.,se P0ll1te Farms computel en or, lllan~ "ssebbments were, posal Authonty's mCll1elator fired up agall1 labon of the tree killer busmessman on 1m,\\ ay home from the mdeed, ll1conect after being closed for 15 months The ash Ban lCW Yacht Club, stopped hIS car to re As If all that wel('n't enough, a bunch of was now to be dIsposed of m a mono-fill, a June move a branch from the road When he got 1990 aSbeSbment notIces, sent out bulk spec13l1ydeSIgned and hned landfill which out, he was shot and kIlled Sn, teens were mall, Sdt ll1the COI net of the U S Postal accepts only mUl1lclpal waste In the first real show of opposltLon, Grosse all ested - they saId they needed a nde to a Sel"\'lCe'SGro%e POInte Branch Bulk rate The All'POlt Studv CommIttee asked the Pomte Park deSIgnated $100,000 for bat- pal tv, and Gl dvel came by at the \\ long mati IS delivered at the po,.,tal workers' leI counclls of all fi\'e POinte,.,and Harper thng City Au'port expansLOn In makmg the time Of the 51>", two pleaded gUllty to fil st sme Woods to hIre an expert to study the pm proposal, Park Mayor Palmer T. Heenan degree murder, two pleaded gUllty to second A Grosse Pomte Park poltce officer was posed expansIOn at DetrOIt CIty All'port saId, "If the other commumbes don't get on degl ee murder and no [nal date has been under 1l1veshgatlOn aftel klllll1g a dog The commIttee wanted a total of $25,000 for board, all the Grosse Pomtes are going to set for the two rema1l1ll1gdefendants The whIch was attack1l1g him The mvestlgatlOn a detaIled exammation of the master plan lose I'm wllhng to throw down the gauntlet ~ourt has vet to deCIde whethel the four determmed the lookw officel was Justified on thIs" The Farms, Woods and CIty didn't '\ ho plead~d gUllty WIll be sentenced as m klllmg the dog The comnl1ttee hired former Secretary of accept the challenge and rejected requests adults TransportatIOn James Burnley IV to can to follow the leader. duct the study A two-year-old laWSUItfiled agamst April Grosse Pomte Woods by a reSIdent claimmg May the CIty dlscnminated agamst both her and March The Grosse Pomte Fa! ms CIty Councll her home day care busmess was settled out voted 5-2 agamst the hbrary sIte plan pro OPPOSItIOnto CIty Airport expanSIOn con- of court. The CIty was ordered to pay the ReSIdents complall1ed and slapped a re- posed by the Grosse Pomte school board tll1ued to grow as more than 300 people at- woman an undIsclosed amount less than strammg ordet. on developers haltll1g the Hundreds of people complained to the coun- tended an ll1formational sessIOn on the ex- $25,000. proposed converSlOn of the CadIeux farm CIlthat the bmldmg was too big, too ugly pansIOn. Later that month, another couple The Grosse Pomte News celebrated ItS house mto condommmms The Grosse and too unsafe for cars and students The hundred people aired theIr vIews on the 50th anmversary WIth a speCIal keepsake Pomte CIty Council had recently rezoned school boat d regl'ouped and took under ad. matter. Most views were negatIve. edItion honoring the commumty. the property to multiple-family on a vote of vlsement the reSIdents' concerns and ideas Grosse Pomte Woods was the first CIty to Next week: More on recyclmg, the mrport, 4-2 WIth one abstention ReSIdents didn't - except those to scrap the project - and estabhsh curbSIde recyclll1g. The city the lzbrary and the War Memonal. behe"e that met the two.thlrds majorIty re asked Its archItect to redo the plan qUlred by charter to rezone property In The Grosse Pomte Woods Board of Re- May, the reSIdents, the property owner, the vIew reduced 800 reSIdential assessments developer and the counCIl agreed on a plan OffiCIals were stLlItrymg to get to the bot- WANTED: to spht the lot and renovate the farmhouse tom of what went \wong so the same thing OLD WATCHES WRIST OR POCKET, WORKING OR NOT , Rolex' , Breitling Farms couple donates wetlands to state park , Patek Philippe' , Omega , Vacheron & Constantin' , Gruen -\lfl ed :\101an had ll1hellted 1 III By Laura Phillips e::om t mns Oscoda,the Green ..10 \ eat s and couldn't sell It, he • Audemars Plguet' , Movado SpeCial Writer the piopert:. from 1118 b'1and bush Inn and the Oscoda Inn '>dld 'It s mo"tl\ \\etland" clnd • CartJer' , Hamilton A Glosse P01l1teF <11 m" cou fclthel Call E SchmIdt d fOlmel When SchmIdt dIed 111 the 30" couldn t be del eloped I thought , Longlnes , LeCoultre pIe" donatIOn oj 13 6 due, of Dl'tl(nt pohce comml""lonel and :\101 an ll1hellted the \\etlands It \\ould be a \\ondeLful thlllg \\etland" \\ 111e"pand d "tate GIO'>'>l'PO\lltl'Fal ms le"ldent pdleel \ dlued at $38,000 to donate It ' CALL TOLL FREE 1.800.233.8812 palhe alonl!; the Lahep Htllon ).101 an "aId hI" b'1andfathel :'1101 an 'odldgl\ mg the land to "hOl e\\l1l' Inm ed north of Oscods If you had walked by a certain yard on the afternoon of August 25th, you might have heard the ground crying. That was the day a man walked into hl<;backyard, dug a hole, and buned SIXpuppies alive Unable to stop him, a young neighbor girl looked on m horror. Luckily, her mother was also lookmgon. She qUIckly called a MIchigan Humane Society Investigator. When he arrived, the cruelty investigator found the mother of the puppIes chamed and lymg protectively on a fresh patch of soil. Her sensitive ears could easIly hear the cnes of her puppIes eight- een Inches below her. What she couldn't figure out \\as how to help them. The MHS cruelty investiga- tor got mto the dog pen and dug the puppIes out I \ With his bare ' .. fO!. fII&."WI •• 1 h d I.'. .. an s. \ .- .... 1i3"'f' Today •• five of those ,j puppies are Jf ~ jiO'I~~ alIve.And there\ no clearer picture than tills photo of what ~our contrIbutions to the MichIgan Humane Society accomplish. Your contributions help us feed and "helter the Victims of animal abuse Your contrIbu- tlOn<;find them homes. And your contrIbutions allow us to keep cruelty mvestigatop; on staff, so ldrJng nelghbcrs have someone to call In thiS season of glVlng, please find It in your heart to give what you can, large orti~ "mall to the Michigan Humane • Society. Because your contnbu- .\ tlon<;are the only reason stone<; • ~ :" lIk.ethl'l have happy endmg<; cSbCl~ 1- Sl~ LJ S2~- 0 S50 -C$100 LJ-;;-ther - - - -, I f)lca~e make cheel.. pa)ablc to MichIgan Humane ')O<.lelY I I 7.ul1 Chry~lerDme DetTOn MI48211 I I Or charge my '=:J VISA 0 Ma~terCard I I Card Number ------E,p Date __ I I <;Ignalure ------I I Name ------I I Addrc~~ ------I I City ----- Slate -- _ -- lip -_ __ I I The MichIgan Humane Society I~ a non profit organl/atlon I I funded by pmatc contT1butlOn~ A11conlnbutlon, are lax I ~educ~l:... ~(~'~J'i<)..:... (~~ ..... -...... -r...... - --... --- ....- December 27; 1990 Grosse Pointe News News 11A piomotlOn 111 the "el vIce "ectlOn Vee V. Lindstrom Mrs Hepburn wa!>1I1volved 111 Student Spotlight the migrant worker movement BENJAMIN CZERNIAWSKI Meagan Lamberti J. D.D.S., M.S. ". Movies DENTAL scheduled at SPECIAIlST AND PRACflCE LIMI1ED To: the libraries • Crowns} Inlays, Onlays MOVIes scheduled for this WE ARE MOVING TO • Bridges week at the Grosse Pointe PublIc • Complex Esthetic Dentistry LIbrary are a Bill Cosby Fat AI, 15001 CHARLEVOIX bert cartoon, "Christmas St,ory" • Complete and Partial Dentures (23 mmutes) and "Mole and the ChrIstmas Tree" (6 minutes), a GROSSE POINTE PARK • T.M] Treatment wordless cartoon. The films wIll • Dental Implant Reconstruction (single-multiple) be shown at 4 pm, Thursday, Dec. 27, at Central LIbrary New Phone • 8 2 2 - 9 2 0 0 The follOWIngweek, John Bur. 20055 MackAvenue Telephone: nmgham's "The Snowman" (26 Grosse Pointe Woods,MI48236 (313)881-0077 mmutes) and an eIght-mmute lIve actIOn wordless slapstick comedy called "The RIde" WIll Business Hours: be shown at 4 pm Wednesday, NOTICE OF LAST DAY OF REGISTRATION FOR Jan 2, at the Woods Branch and Monday - Friday 9 - 5 THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF Thursday, Jan 3, at Central LI- THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN brary. TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1991 The hbraries are closed Tues- day, Jan. 1, WhICh is the usual TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT day for the Park Branch mOVIes For more mformation, call We Will Be AI Our PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual ElectIOn of The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System, Wayne Central Library at 343-2078, the County, Michigan, wIll be held m sald School DIstrIct on Monday, February 4,1991 Woods Branch at 343-2072 or New Address December 31sl the Park Branch at 343-2171. Act 451, Pubhc Acts of MIchIgan, 1976, as amended, proVIdes m part as follows "The Inspectors of electIon at an annual 01 speCIal electIOn shall not receIve the vote of a person reSiding In a regIstratIOn school dIstrIct whose name IS not regIstered as an elector In the city or Book O'PhiIes township m WhIChthe person resldes*-* THE LAST DAY for reCeIVIngregIstratIOns for the speCIal electIon wIll be Monday, January 7, 199L to review novel Persons regIsterIng after the Clerk's office closes, on Monday, January 7, 1991, Will not be ehglble to vote at the speCial electIOn Persons plannmg to Ieglster must determme when the appropnate City or MonSignor FranCIS X. Can- TownshIp Clerks' Offices WIllbe open for regIstration field, pastor of St Paul Cathohc Church, Will present a review of Under the prOVISIOnsof Act 451, PublIc Acts of MichIgan, 1976, as amended, registratIOns WIll not be "Grand Opening," a novel by taken by school offiCials,and only persons who have registered as general electors WIth the approprIate Jon Hassler on Tuesday, Jan 8, Clerk of the City or Township In which they reSide, or through regIstratIOn at a Secretary of State drIv. at 7.30 pm in the St Paul Edu- er's hcense bureau, are registered school electol s cation Center, Room 210 RegIstratIOn of unregIstered quahfied electors of saId School Dlstnct Will be receIVed at the followmg Canfield, an author and critIc, places graduated from Sacred Heart Semmary College, and studIed 1 ReSIdents of the CIty of Grosse Pomte Park shall reglstel at the office of the Clerk of the City of theology and EnglIsh at the Grosse Pomte Park, 15115 East Jefferson Avenue, CIty of Grosse POinte Park, MIchIgan CatholIc University of America where he receIved a master's de- 2 ReSIdents of the CIty of Grosse POlllte shall regIster at the office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse gree m English literature. Pomte, 17147 Maumee, CIty of Grosse Pomte, l\hchlgan He also earned a master's de gree m hbrary science from the 3 ReSIdents of the City of Grosse Pomte Farms shall regl~tel at the office of the Clerk of the CIty of Umverslty of MIchigan and a Grosse Pomte Farms, 90 Kerby Road City of Grosse POInte Farms. MIchIgan doctorate In Enghsh hterature from the UmversIty of Ottawa r------COUPON------, 4 ReSIdents of the CIty of Grosse Pomte Woods shall regIster at the office of the Clerk of the City of Grosse POinte Woods, 20025 Mack Avenue, City of Grosse POinte Woods, MIchIgan Everyone IS welcome to at- tend. For more informatIOn, call I $ 95 DINNER FOR 4 r 5 ReSIdents of the City of Harper Woods shall regIster at the office of the Clerk of the City of Harper 885.7022 II INCLUDES 2100 of salad, your I, Woods, 19617 Harper Avenue, City of Harper Wood~,Michigan 13 chOice of potato, cole slaw, or I I Auditions scheduled L macaroni MIXor match ~ 6 ReSidents of the TownshIp of Gro~se Pomte ~hall register at the office of the Clerk of the Township of I EXPIRES DEC. 31811990 , Grosse POinte, 795 Lakeshore DrIve. VIllage of GlOs~ePOinte Shore~. Michigan for male singers The follOWingpropo~al WIllbe submItted to the electOl~at the electIOn on Monday, February 4, 19S1 Our Supreme Barbecued Rrbs have all the goodness and flavor of The DetrOIt Concert ChOIr, by a family picniC So saucy and deliCIOUS,Wiping your face won't Wipe Public library Bond Proposillon Gordon Nelo;on, \\IlI hold audl tlOno;for the 1991 <;eao;on,whIch off the gnn! Only at your Ham Supreme Shops Shall The Gro~~ePOlllte PublIc School Sy~tem, County of Wayne, MIchIgan, borrow the sum of mcludes a July chO!al competl' not to exceed Seven Mllhon SIX Hundred Thou~and ($7.600,000) Dollar~ and Is~ue Its general obhgatlOn unlimited tax bonds therefor m order to prOVidefund~ for erectlllg, furmshIng and tlOn m L1an/-iollen, Wales Alldl eqUlppmg a ne....central library bUlldmg and de\elopmg and ImprovIng the SIte for the blllldmg tlOno; \\ III be held thloughout and the adjacent athletIC field at the Bro....nell School ~Ite In the ~chooldl~tnct? January at GIOo;<;ePomte Memo 21611 Harper llal Chmch, 16 Lakeo;hOle, St. Clair Shores Thl~ notice IS given by ordel of the Board of EducatIon of the Gro~~ePomle PuhlIc School Sy~tem. bel. 8 & • Mile Groo;<;ePomte ., a.Qune Wayne County, Michigan The choll \\ e!come" expml Call Ahead For enced tenOl and hao;" voc,lh"t" to Fast & Easy Carry oul Vincent F. LoCicero become pali of the mIxed ensem Secretary Board of Education Dated December 10, 1990 ble Call 8820118 fOl an allcll 774.2820 GPN 12/27/90 01103191 tlOn appomtment • ~--~"""--"""'-"""-_."'.""--.$...._.",a_$ _ December 27, 1990 12A ports Gros~ Pointe News ULS' state championships highlight 1990 By Rob Fulton ~.~ Sports Editor ThiS yeal, lIke the last fe\\ , Rob Fulton has gone by extremely fa"t WIth the year ending, we look back on OUI fond melllOlles and Wishful thinking \\ ondel how to leal n flOm mls Dear Mr. Claus takes and lost oPPOltumtles I'm WrItmg on behalf of the Thele's only one way to lehve Grosse Pomters who are too some of the yeal's spoltmg shy to admit they still belIeve events m GIOSse POinte, and myou that's to take a look back You see, there's been a large Umverslty Liggett School won request for champIOnships this the 1990 Class BCD state season and I'm concerned you hockey champIOnship, dnd the won't be able to fill all the or ULS bovs' and gIrls' tenms deI's But now that Christmas teams also won state tItles has passed, I'd lIke to thmk South and NOIth both won nu you could get busy on some of melous league tItles, and seveIal these belated gift. Ideas dIsh lct and IeglOnal tItles ThiS first of a two-part senes The follOWIngwIshes can be Will covel January to June, put off until February, March 1990 In the Jan 3 editIOn, the or AprIl However, the sooner final SIXmonths of the yeal wdl you can fill these orders, the be hlghhghted better off Grosse Pomte sports will be JANUARY • South basketball coach • The NOIth basketball team, George Petrouleas could use a aftel a 1-3 start before the new Rolex Chnstmas break, lost Its fOUlth • University Liggett School straight game, 48 38, at UtIca basketball coach Chuck Wright BrIan Sheehy, who now plays for wants hIS first wm m dIstrict AlbIOn, led North WIth 13 POInts play • Port Huron NOIthern scored • The South sWim team 78 pomts, the most a South bas could use Its own pool. ketball team had gIVen up m • Please, please, please get three years, to beat the DeVIls, some hghts so high school foot- 7867 Rob Khoenle had 19 ball can be played on Fnday POints fOl South m the league nIghts. opener • Help ULS fullback/hne- • John Dodds, who played foot. Photo b, Rob Fulton backer Kevlll Whitfield get a ball at ULS, was named to the The University Liggett School ice hockey team won 21 games en route to a state Class B-C.D championship in March. scholarshIp to a DIVISIOnI col- MIchigan HIgh School Football lege. Coaches ASSOCIatIOn AcademiC Northern agaIn tal the Eastern • The No 9 ranked North • GIve Nancy Pelleman All State Team for hIS work m MIchigan League champIOnship hockey team beat ULS, 7-6 (South athletiC drrector's secre- the classroom and on the football • The North gymnastics team North has never lost to a ULS tary) and Toni Morgan (North field started the season With a 10345- hockey team athletic director's secretary) • WIth 4 2 and 8 2 wms over 103 wm over Berkley Deborah • In a loss to North, Doug raises because they not only MIdland Dow and Arthur HIll, Stevenson had the team's high Wood of ULS scored hIS 155th work hard for their bosses, but respectIvely, the South hockey score (25 45) hockey pomt, gIving hIm the ca- they are constantly helpmg me team moved to 6-2-2 overall • The ULS girls' hockey team reer mark at ULS out, too. • Ranked No 1 m the Class posted Its second wm of the year, • Flnd a way to orgaruze a BCD state hockey pons, ULS settmg a school record for most FEBRUARY cheerleading crew at Umver- moved to 11-1 after beatmg East vlctones m a season. Sarah Hag- sity Liggett School Kentwood (the eventual state gmty was the wmnmg goalIe m • North's Reid O'Bnen pinned • Restore marching bands at Class A champ), 4-3 Doug Wood, the Lady Kmghts' 2-0 wm at LI- South's Nate Enckson at 119 pounds to lead the Norsemen North and South. who would later become the voma school's and state's career lead • NOlth's Charlie Stumb, the Wl'estlmg team to a 40-33 wm over the Blue DeVIls • Let South use Its Devil mg pomt getter, had two goals m school record holder WIth 60 ca mascot more frequently without the wm reel' receptIons, verbally commit. • South's basketball team people being offended or think- • South's hockey team beat ted to play football at the Um- moved mto a three-way tie for first place m the EML WIth ItS mg there IS some satanIC NOlth, 3-1, fm the first tIme verslty of MIChigan fifth straIght win, a 63-61 connection. SInce 1987. Goahe Kevm Nesler, • The North basketball team squeaker over Anchor Bay • GIve South volleyball coach who was named to the All State beat RoseVIlle, 72-60, to snap ItS Cmdy Sharpe a new sweat SUIt team m March, stopped 27 shots seven game losmg streak • Andy Dudeck scored 21 pomts as North avenged an so she doesn't have to buy one • Jenny Kalmmk had SIXkills • The South Wl'estlmg team agam thIS year when the dis- and seven blocks, but the South was enJoymg its finest season m early season loss to UtIca, 69-55 trict tournament rolls around. volleyball team lost to Port Hu. years WIth a 4-8 dual.meet reo It was North's thIrd straIght wm ron Northern, and never caught COld • North hockey coach Mike • WIth a 115-59 wm over Manzella doesn't want his team North, the South SWIm team, led to peak until February, but by Chns Nelson, Brenn Schoen. Santa, allow the team to prog- hen and Norman RIce m the ress gradually until then. 100 freestyle, retamed Its No 2 • Dig deep for thIS one, pal. state rankmg Give me a present by finding • North's Bob Beltz scored out the truth behind why Tim back.to back hat tricks in a 6 3 ZImmerman, South's hockey ,,\t~ wm ovel Port Huron Northern coach since 1983-84, was fired "W*~t'~"~ \~ and a 5 3 loss to No 1 ranked m late November. ~, Trenton • Give North cross country • The ULS hoop team, behind Photo by Rcb Fulton coach Charles Buhagtar, who Kandla MIlton's Most Valuable commutes from Port Huron to Brian Sheehy helped the Norsemen hoop team to a share of Player performance, won its the MAC White Division championship. Grosse Pomte, a tWln-engine fourth straIght Maumee, OhIO, plane for a faster nde Tournament Milton combmed • Put bathrooms closer to the fOl 32 pomts in two games football fields at North and • North wrestlers Dan CollInS, Buy South Instead of makmg people Bryan Flemmg, KeIth Gianmco With walk to the school and Reid O'Brien wrestled theIr Confidence • GIVe Umversity Liggett \\ ay to MAC champIOnshIps Col. School some nicer bleachers 11l1~ and Flemmg later qualIfied and scoreboard for the football fOl the regIOnal tournament field. • At 12-2 overall and 6-0 m • FIgure out why there's not the league, the ULS basketball enough school spmt at North team clmched another l\hchlgan or South, and why there aren't Independent Athletic Conference enough fans at the games title • South's hockey team locked • Give North SWlmcoach lip second place m the MIchIgan MIke O'Connor, and South ),Ietro East WIth a 3 3 tie SWIm coach Fred MichalIk the agamst Southgate Anderson 1990 'Atta Boy Award for con Goahe Kevm Nesler stopped 29 slstently turnmg out fine SWIm- <;hots to remam unbeaten for the mers \ ear at home • Bnng Dick Grammatico • South hockey forwal d Bnan back to the North football ( I ane notched a hat tnck as coachmg staff. '-,outh beat North, 3-1 North fell • Fmd a way to renovate or TREAT YOUR GUESTS TO THE BEST 10 910 overall and South moved Just replace the Grosse Pomte t () 11 34 NEW YEAR CELEBRATION EVER! CommunIty Rmk • U18' Doug Wood became • Fmd some place for the the state's most prolIfic high WITH OF COURSE THE BEST Grosse Pomte Soccer Assocla. <;chool hockey scoreI With 349 SEAFOOD AVAILABLE. tIon to field more teams and cmeer pOInts Wood broke the play more games lecord number In an 83 Win r------__4 May Your • After four straight years of over Lumen Chnstl hght-air Port Huron to Mackl Happiness Reach nac sailboat races, please a~ MARCH New Heights sure us there WIll be Wlnd from In The nowon. • Behmd the superb goaltend • Keep the North-South n- mg of TriPP Tracy, who 1<; now Year goaltendmg for Compuware, the valry alive To Come Photo b' R',b Fullon U18 hockey team took It" first • Please make It a short WIn w,'" OUlrlkfuJ to hol" cUltomw"'n 60U. reI'. South was led on the volleyball court by setter Katle Kolp, See 1990, page 2C • • ••••••••••• December 27. 1990 Grosse Pointe News Sports 13A 1990;.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.;.;.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.;.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.'.;: ;.: ;.: . From page Ie man scored solo goals as the With out!>tandmg leaps m the "tep toward the state title by had 23 pOlnt;, to PlOneer\ 28 South gIrls' soccel team won It" high Jump JUNE dUtted mio the Ml(hlgdn Bet"e \\ 1Ill1lng the IeglOnal champIOn fil st game of the season, 2 0, Jeff GIraldo (No 1 Singles) and ball Coache'> Hall of Fame • The South tenl1ls team, after NIck Lorenzll1l (No 3 "mgles) "hlp at Allen Park's CIVIC ovel' Seaholm MAY Arena • The North and South hockey bell1g lanked No 1 all ~ason, won mdlvldual ;,tate tItle" • Sean BYIne, ULS' No 1 "Ill Jm,t one week later, the ULS teams faced the posslbhty of a",k • South tenms player Lee LOI wa'> uP!:oCtby Ann Arbol PlOneeJ • NOIth ba:,eball dnd football gle'>tennIs player, Signed to pldy hockey team beat Sault Ste mg parents to fund Ice time for el1Z111IIecelved a scholaJ ",hlp to at the state tourndment South lOdch Frank Sumbel a Wd'> m wllege tenl1ls at RIchmond Mm Ie, 2 I, and Saginaw Nouvel, the 1991.92 season because the play college tenl1l!>at Purdue 6 0, to Win the Class BCD state school system's PAC commIttee • NOIth, tradItIOnally the wm- title, It:, fiJ-"t since 1980 found mequltles 111 fundll1g nel of the Alpena Bai'>eballTour • Dave Vier hIt a 45-foot des hockey vs other ",porti'>The Idea nament, won only one out of pel atlOn "hot as North's basket. was latel illopped thl ee games to lall to 5 10 on ball team beat South, 5251, In • South"> Katen Ehresman the "eason the first round of the dlstnct Ian a 157m the 100 metel hur • The NOIth sou,el team Ie playoffs South fimshed 13 8 It dies to set a new !:oChooltrack Ie mall1ed unbeaten and unscOled wa" North's 12th wm In Its la",t COld upon 111 SIX game;, The North 13 games North also shared the • SenIOr left-hander Lou D' gll b' tJ ack team wa;, also un champIOnship In the MAC WhIte Angelo struck out 20 battel s 111 beaten DIVISIOn NOIth's 127 Win over Clinton • Chl'l",tl Mack scored tWIce • The ULS basketball team dale D'Angelo gave up only fOUl dnd assl",ted on a thll'd goal as entel ed dlstnct play ndmg a 16 hits, but thl ee of them were two the NOIth gills' socce. team beat game wmnmg stleak, but was Iun homers South, 31 Vicky Splcel sCOled beaten by Royal Oak Shrine, • ULS' soccel team Ian It" South'" goal NOIth moved to 90 ending the Kmghts' season eally season Iecol d to 3 0 on the sedson • C;outh Rna North both lost to • South got honk I un" [10m • The L:J.dy N OJ semen tl :Ick Regina In dlstnct volleyball Bnan Letscher and Matt Wy team, !>tlllunbeaten, won It!>sec play NOIth took RegIna, who sockl to beat NOlth, 4 2, m the and II1vltatlOnal of the season eliminated South In a semifinal first game of a doubleheader In behll1d Laurm Schultz's wms m game, to three sets m the cham the nightcap, NOlth's Mal c Ad the mIle and 400 I un plOnshlp match, but lost, 15.4 ams and South's Malk Jung • The ULS boys' lacrosse team • The health department shut WIrth were locked In a pitcher's moved to 8 2 With wms ove.- PI NOith's pool because of recurnng duel, but Jungwllth came out oneel and U of D John Gordon, problems WIth the Imer With a 2-1 deCISIOn who later was named an All- I( ,/ American, ",cored four tImes t" • With five natIOnally Ianked h agamst U ofD " , April players, the South boys' tenms ¥ / 1 • After five straight losses to f '/t ,/ / team, proved wOlthy of Its rank / ,( ..... ,J¥ /: ,,;/ """0/// • Bnan Letscher knocked 111 South, the North baseball team Ing as It shelled North, 8.0 SIXruns as South beat ULS In a ended the stJ eak WIth a 5 3 \V1I1 baseball doubleheader, 11.1, 11. • South's gIrls' track team at the Fraser Tournament Paul 1 It \Vas the opener for both beat Mount Clemens and East Straske fired a five-hlttel for the teams DetrOIt to remam unbeaten Win • Katle Kolp and Kathy Gay- Jenny Wllhams led the surge • South upset North, 7553, In f,'1rls' track competltlon Karen Ehresman had three first place fil1lshes • South's tenl1ls team SCOIed 47 of a pOSSIble49 POll1ts to wm the Eastern MichIgan League South's Leslie Braithwaite was always a step ahead of the opponent. champIOnshIp fOl the last tIme • KeVin Cloclata, ULS' shorts top, was an all state baseball playel • NOlth's Scott Colhns and South's Mark Sonnenberg ran a tIght 1600 race at the legIonal meet Collms took the lead m the final 1/8 mIle, but Sonnen- berg surged at the end to Win It Both runners advanced to the state meet where Collms got some revenge, beatmg Sonnen ,,\" berg and fimshmg 10th overall • North cltmlnatcd the South ~- * soccel team, 3.2, 111 the dlstl'lct it, tournament, but It took seven overtlmes. South won the Ex- pressway League WIth an overall malk of 115-1, and North, the MAC champIOns, advanced to play Regina m the finals North's season ended, howevel, WIth a 4-3 overtIme los!> It was NOlth's only defeat of the sea son • After fimshmg second m the regIonal tom nament to Country Day, the ULS boys' tenms team battled back a week later to Win ItS 20th state Class CoD tItle. • In one of the bIggest upsets m NOIth history, the gIrls' soft ball team picked up a run m the bottom of the seventh to beat Regina, the defending Class A champs, 2-1, 111 a pre- ELEGANTE COLLISION SERVII\iG THE GROSSE POINTES WITH QUALIlY & SATISFACTION SPECIALIZING IN FOREIGN CARS AND DOMESTIC CARS - _ ..~~ High Quality Work WIth State of the Art EqUipment Bumping • Painting • In<>urance Work L".~~~ ..-' -- ~ Cla)s/c RestoratIOn • Frame StraIghtening. Glass Work 24 CAR TOWINGHOURBSERVICE RENTALS 771.6840 AVAILABLE -_.~...... _------~------~~ J'holo h, R ,h. 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'" 4B Entertamment 5B Gros~ Pointe News Real Estate 8B Features !!Classlflcd... . liB 'I Cottage Hospice uses teamwork to help terminally ill patients and families face death realistically, with dignity and support By Margie Reins Smith Feature Editor mam at nome wIth theIr own famJlIeb, Dean Talt dIed on March 17, 1990, of can. among thell' own po,>sesslOns cer, after a more than four-year aSSocIatIOn They al'e encouraged to pian theIr own WIth Cottage Hospice funerals, to get their financIal affaIrs In or- Four years with a hospice IS unusual der, to dl'>CUSbthell Impendmg deathb and HospIce care ISdeSIgned for termmally III to say goodbye to loved ones patIents who have a life expectancy of about "Most people know what's happenmg to SIXmonths thell' bodieS," saId Dr Eugene Agnone, one "We belIeve m helpmg dymg patients !lve of Cottage Hosplce's medIcal adVisers the rest of their lives m a responsIble and "They do better and then famdie'i do hetter dIgl1lfied llldnner," said Sondra Seely, R N , If they address theIr deaths and talk about director of Cottage HospIce I.t" Dean TaJt's WIfe,Mary, took care of her The hospIce team supports patients and husband at home dunng hIS final Illness famlhes durmg the termmal stages of Ill- She praIsed the hospIce team for making hIS ness and death It also contmues ItS associa- last years as satIsfymg and as comfortable tIOn wIth bereaved famIhes for 13 months as possible by gIvmg hIm - and her - sup- after the patient's death port and adVIce. "1 stIll have constant contact wIth the "I was not uneasy about keepmg Dean at people at hospIce It's kmd of a famIly feel- home," she sald, "because I had the feeling Hospice patient, mg," Talt saId that somebody was always there to refer to Grace Lowe of RoseVIlle, a volunteer wIth and to back me up. 1 thmk that his baSIC Cottage HospIce for the last five years, good health and this support helped keep caregivers, family prOVIdedhelp and support for the Talts dur- him alive for so long. mg Dean's Illness. At first, Lowe said, she "So many thmgs dIdn't reqUIre actual spent a great deal of time with Mary help. But I was able to do them because of "We started takmg long walks around the the comfort and kindness and the support of neIghborhood to get acquamted She loved someone behmd me. the exercIse and the walk mg. Then we "Everything about hospIce was comfort- started walking at Metropolitan Beach It's able. The reason Dean lasted so long was lovely, tranqUIl, peaceful, wIth the water because he was at home. He could read his and the boats. We usually walked on Thurs- books; see hIS friends; go to movies, whIch day mornings, year-round, but later on we were a lifelong pastIme. WIthout (hospIce) accommodated Dean's schedule." he would have gIVen up much sooner." "Grace Lowe was such a comfort," said Tait stressed that prolonging hfe for a ter- Talt. "She walked with me for hours I'd mmally ill patIent ISNOT what hospice come back refreshed and m good shape" care IS all about. Lowe got to know Dean several years "The mmute you get involved wIth hos- later. "When he-got worse I would stay with pice, they remind you that death IS the hIm occaSIOnally, so Mary could get out of name of the game," she said. "They make a the house." point of not using euphemIsms such as pass- Cottage Hospice uses an mterdlsciplinary mg away or crossmg over. They're realIstic." team approach for helpmg ltS patients. HospIce phIlosophy is based on the belIef Members of the Cottage Hospice team include. clockWise. beginning at upper left: Sondra Team members mclude a phYSIcian, regIs- that termmally ill patIents have the right to Seely. R.N.. director; Judy Kuzenko. R.N.. patient care coordinalor; Kathleen Ritsema. volunteer tered nurse, SOCIalworker, spiritual care live the rest of theIr lives as they wish. Hos- coordinator; Frances Zalewski. pharmacist; Sisler Elaine Hartnett. spiritual care adviser: and Mari adviser, dIetitIan, pharmaCIst, home health Thomas-Beals. R.N. Not pictured are: Dr. Eudoro Coello and Dr. Eugene Agnone. medical advis- pICe care allows patients to control paIn and aldes and tramed volunteers to live as comfortably as pOSSIbleWIth dig- ers; JaDice Miller. R.N.: Catherine Osterman. R.N.; Rosanne Gretz-Mogle. dietitian; Lois Quig. MSW. social worker; Bea Baur. home health aide: Shirley Lapp!. home health aide; and Mary mty and responsibility. Patients may re- Aardema. secretary. See HOSPICE, page 3D WINTER CLEARANCE SALE BEGINS DECEMBER 28 30% OFF AND MORE BEDSPREADS. COMFORTERS DRAPERIES. ACCESSORIES FABRIC I ALL FALL I" AND WINTER MERCHANDISE 300/0-500/0 OFF Jht sbop.sof WaltoJt.Pi~r,~ 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe 884-133D the~ OPEN: MONDAY - SATURDAY 10-6 THURSDAY UNTIL 7 ~both& linens Grosse POinte Village store Shopping Hours 16906 Kercheval Mon -Wed & Sat 930-530 Phone. 881-9890 Thurs & Fri. 9 30-9.00 • ...... _ ..p-; 28 Weddings December 27. 1990 Grosse Pointe News Ho\ ,ll O,d... 1\ \Inb,JlI IIlgh Sl hool "1"tCl, SUban Wiegel::' of Mary!> \lIe! :\l.llolllb COmllllll1l t\ Col Dobson- fetd "kilt::., black velvet bodice::. wIth b\\epthe3lt neckline" dnd Ville l('gl' Hl' h .1 Il'l11!-:l'l,It 1011 tl'lhnl Attendant::. WOIe tea length II 1Il ,It \\'illl,11ll Bp,lllllwnt Ho~ Lindeman thll'e qual tel lenhrth bleeve" III gownb of pdle pmk satm WIth plt.11 memOi v of till' bl 1l1p'~ 11I0thel, Michelle Jenmfel Dob"o!1 of Dolol p~ Dol>"on the ,1ttpnd'lIlh lound necklines dnl! bows at the Grosse POinte Woods dnd DaVid Idilled apllcot 10::'(''0 wal::.t They carrIed Colomal bou Andl ew Lllldeman of Glo""e Ewald- The h'100Ill'~ blOthl'l. Jefhey quets of pink mlm carnatIOn" POInte Woods. "on of Willldm LlI1dl'lllall of H.1Ipel Wood~ and alstromel13 dnd Su::.an Lllldemall, wel e nMI McDonough "l'l \ l'd a" be"t II1dn The mother of the bl'lde WOle lied on Oct 20. 1990, .It GIO""l' \\ lll(" '1'.1\101 E\I ile! of Hhll1l' GI (lOI11"lIll'n \1el e &'ott Bel i.W a mauve chiffon ell ess With P(nnte Wood::-- PI('"lntell.ln ::.houlder motifs of sequll1b and Ii'll... "\'\ (LIUghtll 01:'1.11 ,me! Chlllch Ion of Yp~IJ.llltl ,lIId Kenneth \It.., III 111 \ ! EII.lIe! 01 (;llh"'l' 1\1.11 ten of MOlillt Pled'o,lIlt peal Is The Rev Jack Zwgll'1 of1ill )'01l11l ~dl Ilb III \1I Il'd TOIl1 TIll' blldl' pal lied ,I bdchelm 01 The 6'1oom'S mother wore a dted .1t the 5 p m cel emom , \ll J)0l1011gh of J{)1l11l h'l I... ..,on 01 ~llPnll' dl'h'1ee 1I\ p::.\cholo!,". tea length dl es'i \I Ith a pastel flo \\ hlch \I dS follo\\ ed b\ a Ielep 101 .ill :'IllJ)ollough of BI 001..." 11 hOIll ('land Valll'\ Statl' UI1I\l'1 I al brocade top ove! an IVOIY tlOn .It the GIO'ise P01l1te Hunt \ '\ ,\I1d till' I Ill' .J'hl'ph :'Ill ~It\ ,md I~ l'l11plo~ed b\ SPPCtl,I, pledted "kilt Both mothers WOle Mr. and Mrs. Steven Pern Club The bnde dnd 1,'1'00111tl.1\ J)oJ]out.:h Oil 0, t n 1990 111 lllc 111 GI,llld R.lplll.., cor'oage" of pink and whIte ell'd to the IeceptlOn b\ hOhe Hhlill hld ... (10 III sweetheart ro"e::. ,lnd lalliage TIll' h'1 I~ lOl11pletll1g d Weidenbach- \ Illl pI IOJ] 1011011, d t h, (( Il b,ld1l'IOi oj ,U h dl'h'1ee III LOIllIll Kpndall Peah of MarySVille Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward 1l101l\ II \11 old Il1dlblOI1 \',1 The bllde WOle a VIt'tOllan lIlllldtlOn~ ,It (~I.lnd \'dlle\ St.ltl' WdS the best man Perri Wiegers Ie III III Hhlll' I t ,I... "t~ Ie gown fashIOned of ".1tll1 lIlIl\'l'l "It\ ,lI1d I... employed h\ Ushel s were DaVid Lohsey of ~LlI \ Bpth \\ lle!lllh III She contt'lbuted to the deSign llllltp Engagements When the choice is home ... Dickinson-Nurmi Oliver-Livingston t/ft»llFrf$;d Allen dnd Cmume DIcJ...1I1'oon Donna Oh\el of GlOsse Pomte 01 GI o~se POlllte Wood, h,l' e F,ul11" dnd Donald 011\ el 01 EXTENDED CARE announced the engagement of Glo'o"e Pomte Clt~ h3\ e .111 then daughtel Cdille Ann Did ... nounced the engage~1ent of thell ... R.N.'s ... Therapy Services II1S01l.to Del'ld Scott XUllIll "on ddughtel, Kelh KII<;tme 011\ el of Heigl' and ;'\Tanc\ 1\\1Iml of .,.L.P.N's ... Personal Care Aides 10 TlIl1otl1\ J LI\ Il1g",ton "-011 of Gl'O"se Pomte Fm 111~ A Juh .J LI\ lIlg'itOI1 of Lanblllg ,me! HomelHospital ServIces \\ eddll1g IS pl'lI1l1ed E\ ph 11 LI\ Il1gston of Hal pel R.N. Assessment and SuperviSIOn DICkllbOIl IS d !,'1'aduatl' of \\'ood" An Octobel \leddll1g 1<, GIO::."e POll1te ;'\Tmth High School pl'lI1ned Employees Screened and Insured dnd Ib emplO\ ed .It the Glo"'ie 011\ 1.'1 I" a l-,'1dduate of GIO"...e Insurance BenefIt Assistance Pomte office of FIl ~t of :\1Ilhlg,m POlllte NO! th High School dnd 1" COlP attendlllg 1\lacol11b COmI11Ulllt\ Dependable Prompt Service College She I::' a tPdchel '" dlde Ntllml 1<,d 1,'1dduate ol GIIN,(' dnd Cdlegl \ (I .It A,,~umpt 1011 24 Hours Per Day - 7 Days Per Week Pomie 1\101 tll HIgh SlI100] ,1I1d h :-..::11I~el \ School LUllenth dttendmg \\",l]~h Co] 882-3860 .'- LI\ Ing"ton 1<, il gl .luudte of .. . .. ~ .. - lege He IS .I lIce!1~('d I epl e"enl<1 Glo""e Pomte South High School tlve fOl State F<11111 In~1l1diKe AffIlIated WIth {/f'~~ Health System DaVId Scott Nurmi and Carrie ,md :'Ihchlgan State UI1I\Pl 'olt\ Kelly Kristine Oliver and Co 111 TIO\ Ann Dickinson He 1<'"elf emploved Timothy J. Livingston SERVING THE EASTSIDE AND THE GROSSE POINTE COMMUNITIES Pride of ...,It I NEED PERSIAN RUGS ,It the Pointes • •• I'M PAYING Beechwood Manor David M. Nowicki, "on of Thomas and GIl1I1\ ;'\TO\\ Ickl of 3x5 - $300 - $400 8x10 - $600 - $800 Glo""e POinte Park b'1aduuted Hom.e For The Aged cum laude 4x6 - $400 - $500 9x12 - $1,000 and up '0- flom the U111 5x7 - $500 - $600 1 Ox13 - $1,200 and up ...when a nursing home vel SIt\' of De tlOit \\ Ith a Buying is not what you need. bachelol of • 24 Hour Supervision electllcal engl American and European Paintings neellng de • Assistance With Medication MUSIC Boxes - Cut Glass - Fine Lamps - Pottery glee He h employed b~ - Toys - Weapons - WristlWatches - Clocks • Private Bath Facilities FOI d Motor • Emergency Call Buttons Co In At New Location: 20788 Mack lanta North of Vernier • Separate Heat/Air Conditioning NOWicki Controls -Insllred Conslgnments- • • All Meals & Housekeeping & Andrea L. Andrzejci:ah of CALLING HOUSE ANTIQUES - 882-1652 Gros"e Pomte \\'ood<' eal nee! a Laundry Services Included ma"tel of "-llence del,'l ee flol11 • Beauty And Barber Shop Within Ea::.tel n :\llchlgan Um\ el..,lt\ m June the Facility • • Daily Activities And Outside Eric Wise, ..,on of .John and 7~ 6vlI'Cpin Functions Planned OF WlNDSOIl. Helga \Vhe \\ ,h !1,ll!ll'd to the • Private And Semi-Private Rooms honO! s list at C I,ll emol1t :'Ill' Kenna College fO! tIll' "'plll1g FUR SPECIALISTS Social And Recreational Activities ~eme"tel • FOR 64YEARS Such As Sing Alongs - Bingo - And Many More Come ~ee Arpin\ Andrew WalIaee, 1mn1('1 h of fabulou~ r 991 collec- Many Extras GIOS.,e Pomte Fm 111., and ..,on of Ed\\dld and Jamie' WdlldCl of tIOn of fa~hIOn fur~, Call For More Details St LOlli" hd" been lho'oell fO! expertl) crafted mto ll1c!u"lOn m the 198990 \ OIUll1l' today\ e"cltmg new of 'Who" Who Among '\n1l'1 ](.111 de~ll::n~ . . . and of 773.5950 High School Studl'nh Hp 1"- a cour~e, )OU are a..- 24600 Greater Mack fOlme! "tud('nt .It ('10-"'1 POIntl' mred of fme quality Acad"'Jn\ ane! I'" nOlI" IUlllOl .11 (Between 9 & 10 Mile) and \alue \\hen )011 Whit field Schoo! 111 St !Olll.., • ~hop Arpln\ . ST. CLAm SHORES I. 1 January prices now in effect Hllam (olll'W' "-tUdll1t Kal'('n on onr entire 1991 collechon • Col"on h ..,tud\ II1g [11 ( 1m t, an excellent opportunity for r-----SEND FOR MORE INFORMAllON - NO OBLIGAllON ------, hi ldge El1~l,ll1d dm Ing t hl 1,,11 Christmas giving I I qUaJ"t('1 thlough .111E'\ll I \TUI,d Stlldle" pln~'1dm ntT()('e! 1)\ thl I "II PremIum On 11" run,h I NAME I '\0 lJul~," ~.I,', T.\ R,fund"l COIlI'W' Co!..,nl1 I~ thl' d,lllghlt I of Ml ,lnd.\lI.. Thom,]' ( 01-0\1 (If I ADDRESS I Gl0..,"'1' POIntl' \\'ood.., .) CITY ZIP • 484 f\'1 55 er Slreel I I D0W', ()V,N W MJSO I KathE'nne Roberts, dallghtel ark nq Coragf' (1'1 1-"'01,\("< I PHONE------l of John Robert'i and Kathy Roh 519.253.5612 I - I erts of Grosse POll1le, earned MOl day Ihlu Salurd~y q~m lor,30pm 1 SEND-I2..24600.2RE~R~ACK~T. CLAI~SHORES~8080 --- J honor'i for the .,pnng <;('m(''oter at rllday 9 rim 108 rrr Skidmore College ' - ...... - ... - , .... ,1'-r" - December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Community 38 HOSpICe· :.:.;.;.;.:,:.;.;.:,;.;.;.;.;.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. From page IB Installation have met. I share these experiences WIth The Exchange Club of The team coordl . t . I f na es an Indlvlduahzed my husband and my famIly" Grosse Pointe/St. Clair fa~~lo ca;~ for each patient and hIs or her Talt said that her husband's cancer, a ma- Shores recently held its an. I Y WI attentIOn to pam control assis- hgnant lymphoma that compressed hIS nual officer and board of tance for the caregIvers at home and' educa- spine, became increasmgly painful directors installation cere. mony at Lochmoor Club. tIon and counselIng for the famIly to help "WIth the help of hospice care, he was New officers for 1991 are. them cope with termmal Illness and death. able to control the pam," she said, "He was Hospice volunteers also help an'ange for from left. Charles Bonten. one of Dr. Coello's first patients to recmve vice president: Carl Uridge. eqUl~ment and supphes for the patient and an Implanted morphine pump - whICh al. president: leff Corker. treas. provIde assIstance m figurmg out msurance lowed a constant, automatic driP of mol" r€lmbursement urer: and Mike Reynolds. phine. He was able to go from enormous secretary. The teanl meets each week to dIscuss and amounts of (oral) morphme to a small The local chapter of the evaluate the care of each patient. amount. National Exchange Club At a Iecent meetmg, team members dls, Agnone saId the hospIce progI'am IS cost meets on Thursday morn- cussed the care and concerns of the 15 pa- effective. ings and works on a variety tients currently m the program "It works because It'S a network of canng of community activities. T~am membel s covered, m part, the fol. people, not a bIg bureaucracy," he SaLd. Membership in the club is lowmg The costs of hospIce care may be paLd by open to men and women. Call Mike Reynolds at 343. • Changes in a patIent's medIcatIOn. Medicare, MedIcaId or private msurance, 0176for information. • How to help a former patIent's daughter Some msurers may reqUlre a co-payor de- handle her gnef ductIbles, which are met by patIents and • Thank yo us f1om pdtl~nt::, for ~In::, of then fan1l1ies a(,coHlmg to thell dbibty to flowers, phone calls, shoppmg tnps and pay. Nobody IS turned away f01 lack of Childhood cancer transportatIOn. funds • An angements for a volunteer to stay HospIce programs stay above water WIth family support with a patIent whIle his WIfe goes bowling, supplemental donations, memonals and fun- . • Plans to take a bIrthday cake to a pa- draIsers tIent group Cottage Hospice, one of a half dozen hos- NURSING HOME • A patient whose appetite was declining, pices m the Detroit area, currently has The Metro DetrOIt Candlellgh ~O.h I <\~1 JII f FR~ON • FamIly frictIOns m the household of an- about 75 volunteers who receIve 10 hours of ters affihated WIth St John Hos D1TROII MKH other patIent traming. A bereavement support group IS pltal, a support group fOl faml hes and health profeSSIOnals 821.3525 , • A famIly who needed help admmister- also aVaIlable for famlhes of hospIce pa ~~} ,"I R'>IN(J CARE mg pam medicatIon to the patient. tIents and for anyone m the community. touched by chIldhood cancer, • A heart to-heart talk between a patIent How do hospIce volunteers and caregIvers meets the first Thill sday of each and nurse, WIth tears shed by both, aVOId burnout? How do they keep from get- month at 7 p m In St John Hos pltal and MedIcal Center's "We cry a lot," said Mari Thomas-Beals, tmg depressed? ground floor boardroom R.N , "and we laugh a lot too. I present my. "My patients have always gIven me more The group shares goals such self with humor to my patients. We're in- than I gIve them," SaLd Seely. as linking parent to palent, ex. volved m the most intimate parts of people's SIster Elame Hartnett, spiritual care ad- changmg mformatlOn, breakmg lives They open up and share so much. VIser, agreed. "Nobody gets out of here ahve down SOCIalIsolatIOn, proYldmg They praIse us for the littlest things. That's anyway," she saId. "Sometimes a httle guIdance In copmg WIth chIld the reward." black humor keeps us going." hood cancer's effect on all In a Lowe is currently working as a volunteer "Society IS so against death," said Lois famIly, and IdentifYing patIent with several hospice patients. She helps QUlg, social worker for the hospice team. and famIly needs so medIcal and them by doing whatever IS necessary: deliv- "Replace the parts and live forever That SOCIal systems respond ade. quately ering medICation, driving patients to chem. doesn't make sense." The group will meet next on otherapy appointments, running errands, "Hospice helps people enjoy the moments Jan 3 calling to check on patients and famihes, they live," said Agnone. "Dying IS only one St. John Hospital and MedIcal 20 0/ OFF UPHOLSTERY & and servmg as a respite caregiver when the second. Hospice helps them enJoy the mo- Center IS located at 22101 Mo /0 DRAPERY FABRICS primary caregiver needs a rest ments of living by dealing WIth those last Call For Your Appointment v.fth roBS at Mack, one mIle east of Our Derorat()( "I get to love these people," she said. "I seconds." the 1.94 freeway 21325 Harper' St Clair Shores benefit too I'm extending my life m a won- For information about Cottage HospICe, For more mformatIOn, call n1-2555 derful way I meet people I never would call 884.8600, ext. 2464 254-2017 or 881-8258 ..• ••• Bridl:-iii=e======---== Eo .l2hn W tl ;- HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION -; 1M 1S 2M 2S 4M 4NT" 6D"" o DBL • • :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD Intended to be .9Nnv~~ - r t' ....: unusual NT I EIW yuln.rabl. + 8654 Blackwood r.spon .. Today I'm gomg to tell you aboul one of my favorite people m tlus thought • showIng 1 Ac • provokIng, hut fascinatmg. wotld of contract brIdge. John Remdel is "my kind AK742 u.. able void to-- of guy" If you will forgive me resUlTeclmgan earlier tlus cenrury cliche He's • 9765 •u Forcing pa.. also a player I have sat Withor againsl on a bundle of fun OCCasIOnsm the past '" forty-some years Seldom at duplicate for that Isn't Ius chosen avocatlon, but N often al stake play where he IS a tenacIous performer Much could be appro- + AKJ2 + Q 10973 prIately penned about hun. but the lmuted news print allowed me curIalis that • J 1094 JI(J{U-~ AKQ8632 extra pleasant POSSlblhty. IWIll.though, wnte slowly and dehberately so that • J 3 • you may apprecIate the full value of Ius Ialent and personahty Of course, '" 542 • J there will be no pause for applause or breaks 10allow for admlrauon and awe w~} John '" Unlike duplicate where calculated chances as declarer are all pari of a days Jt V~ r1J!e&red play, stake bridge mandales declarer play safely to Insure the contract + Conversely as a defender al stake play. defeat is supreme even If !he conse- 75 quence for flUlmg m a diabolically danng play nets declarer an overtrick for • Q 109865 !hal IS meanmgless. In duphcate !he overtrick IS often costly so you lend to • and A K Q 108 E. led heart ac. defend WIthmten!, but carefully. '" John would certamly be one of my chosen few m a Slake match tf Ihad a say m my associate's selection No one counts wmners and losers, plans hIS play more sagaciously than thiS column's guest today Unlike many wmners whose ego can cause anger, John treats the weak wI!h great courtesy and embarrassment and a mmus 1190 They JUSInever recovered their card holdmg !l!eacrP~ accommodauon for they are a constanl source of subSidy and sanction. One of composure afler John's overcall of one spade and were al hISmercy thereafter hISsage and famous saymgs IS worth repeatmg. "AdmOnishment after parmer's Unquesllonably he was extremely lucky findmg dummy with Ihe perfect IhIr- mcompetence comes 10 !he front ISalmost like medlcme after death " 10 JecMO/V teen compllmenl hIS hand, but good players manufacture their own He has been known to bId what he hasn't before he bIds what he has. bUI luck They just don'l stumble on to It such psyches reqUIre sound judgement and an expenenced partner who knows I have taken a liberty or IWOIn recaptunng one of WIlliam Thackeray'~ when he's operatmg Today's hand ISa maslerplece m !hISstyle of masquerad- most famous quotalions as It seems 10 best portray John's performance at the ed inversIOn Some may say that East/West's plight could never happen 10 table edmund t. AHEE jewelers !hem, but I've WItnesSedmany fme players who have been hoodwmked and "Let !he player who would make hIS fOTluneal contract bndge remember 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods I could wnte a biography about John's blddmg technique on tillS hand thiS, anackmg IS !he only way Dare and opponenls usually yIeld. or If the) ... Needless to say II achieved the purpose of throwmg EIW InIOtotal disarray. sometunes beat you dare agam and they Willsuccumb'" ... 886-4600 New Arrivals GET FIT FOR THE NEW YEAR! AUTUMN WOODS Katherine Brooks • llmrted class AFFORDABLE FITNESS Imboden ( size • ProfeSSional Scott and Cathy Imboden of I • AEROBICS I HEALTH CARE FACILITY o Waler Exercise Instructors Top"field, Mas..". are the parents • Personal of a daughter, Kathet me Brooks o Muscle Toning WILL YOU HAVE TO MOVE I attention I Imboden, born Noy 11, 1990 • 1st class FREEl YOUR LOVED ONE IF THEIR Maternal grandmother IS Mr'! JOIN US No obligation C Blook'! Begg of GIOSse Pomte I I FUNDS ARE GONE? TODAY • Over 14 years Paternal grandpm ents aJ e Mr expenence and Mrs Ronald G Imboden of I CLASSES BEGIN • Unique open I NOT AT AUTUMN WOODSl Ene, Pa class policy I .JANUARY 7 • low Impact I o NO HIDDEN CHARGES o NO REQUIRED PRIVATE PAY Christopher Jacob Bajer I CHRIST THE KING I CONTRACTS Chi I... ,lI1d ({hond<1 B.1Jel of MoW 9 30 1030 a m (SIller) MEDICARE, MEDICAID AND T TH 930 1030 a m (silter) 8 Week Session o H.lI1gt'l (;,1 ,11(' the p,1l enl'> of ,I I I T TH 6 45 7 45 P m hm Chll ...tophl'l .J,lcoh RIJl'1 $38 BLUE CROSS CERTIFIED hOI n :-.1m ,lO 1 CJCJO 1\1,ltell1,11 I .. I o 24 HR SKILLED & BASIC NURSING g-I,lndp,lI ('Ill'> ,Il!' ;\11 'llld MI ... CARE .J C \\ light of ~t PI't( I "hul g H(',11 h 10'1.\ ,llld:'vh ,1I1d :\11'- I I o 10 MINUTES FROM GROSSE POINTE ({olJPiI \\'(',1\ ('I of Etol1 (;,1 P,I 1<'111,11gl.uHlp 1) ('nl'> ,11e .J.lcqll(' ... I CALL US AT 574-3444 " B,1111 of (.10""(' rOl11t 1 P,Il" ,lI1d I CALL TODAY 886.7534 or 343-0040 .J.l 111Ill' \'llolll'l of T,1I1)(' ..., 29800 HOOVER 10'1.111'1 ~ •••••••••- III (NORTH OF 1'2 MilE) '} ....-. .,..•••.•••. '.0 ...... f -.....-_------'-'j- -...... -.- - ...------..... - _ ....._...-.-...-I_._------~---- _ 48 December 27, 1990 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Eastpointe ADHD The baby on our doorstep support group I I I By Jack L, Mar,nschreck Grosse POinte United Methodist Church The Eastpointe Attention Defi- CIt HyperactIvIty DIsorder (ADHD) support group will meet What would you do If you found a baby at your back on Tuesday, Jan 8, at 7'30 p.m door? at Harper Woods Secondary Most of us would call the authontles and have the ch1ld School, 20225 Beaconsfield, taken away to be properly cm ed for 111 a gavel nment oper The speaker will be Dr Nor- ated facIlity Indeed, that IS the plOper actIOn to take III man Dwalhy, dIrector for behav. such a Circumstance After all, we lIve m a rather lItIgIOUS IOral medlcme at St Joseph Hos- society and heaven knows what 111 would befall one who did Pital. HIS toPIC WIll be "How to not exercise proper dIscretIOn Teach your ADHD child how VI learn" However, let's pretend that, should a chIld be left at your For more mformation, call home, you could actually deCide whether 01 not to keep hIm 8859122 Would you keep the baby? I ~uppose not many of us would deCide to keep the baby to nUliure and care for him Free blood pressure Although I dearly love child. en, makmg such a deCISIOn 111 our home would reqUIre much prayeIful thought You see, screening my Wife and I have two sons, one 2 years old and the other Just 3 1/2 months We are stIll awakened for a 3 a m feed. The end of the Perfect Week Nurses from St, John HospItal mg by oW") ounge",t, and I am acutely a ware at the great dud MedIcal Center's Home John K. Conn. Michael Grates and Alex Miller III (all 1982grads of Grosse Pointe North High responsIbility babies represent Health Care ServIces take blood School) held a fundraiser for Children's Hospital of Michigan on Nov. 24 at the Roostertail. pressure readings at no charge From personal expenence, I know that babies and young They called it The Perfect Week and gave away donated prizes for a week's worth of Ihis and children reqUIre almost constant attentIOn I suspect that that. every Wednesday, year round, from 10 a.m. to noon at Metro even as children grow older and begm to care for them- Conn said about 350 people attended the event. including WDlV.TV's entertainment re- selves, they stIll require a cel.tam amount of emotIOnal (If porter. Neil C.M. Mandt. Duramed, 22239 Greater Mack (between Eight and Nme Mile not actual) blood, sweat and tears, There IS a great deal of At the left, Conn presents a check for $2,500 to Maria Kosladinovski and Deborah Marlin of roads) in St. ClaIr Shores. responsIbIlity reqUIred when bl mging a chIld mto the world the 5SW patient unit of Children's Hospital. Grates is at the righl. Miller is not pictured. Free blood pressure checks or acceptmg one mto yaw- home Conn said he was pleased with the turnout. "The mosl fun was presenting a check, which will he used to buy an infant scale." WIll be glVen on Jan 2, 9, 16, 23 It was the same for the babe born m Bethelehem nearly and 30 2,000 years ago. That baby was glVen to each and everyone For more informatIOn, call of us. Like the hypothetIcal baby mentIOned above, accept- Debtors Anonymous group to meet 774.9370. ing God's gIft of the Chnst child ImplIes the acceptance of the tremendous responsIbilIty that accompames that pre- A new Debtors Anonymous from compulSIve behavior group began meeting in October Warm and Loving Care cious gift AcceptIng the Chnst chJ1d ImplIes acceptIng the In DA, the compulsiveness IS at the Llvmg Our ViSIOn Center way of the cross marked by uncondItIOnal serVIce and obedi. focused on money It may be Friendly companionship and speCial actiVities for older on Saturdays at 10 a m over-spending and credit card adults who need supervised day care In a spacIous ence. Acceptmg the baby Jesus means endunng hIS passIOn setting convenient to the POlntes and death abuse or It may be an addictIOn LIke AlcoholIcs Anonymous to poverty or an inabihty to Call today for full details or drop In and VISit Although there IS gI'eat responslblhty and even suffenng and all 12-step recovery groups, spend money comfortably involved in caring for and nurturIng a chIld, there is great Debtors Anonymous IS a group There are no dues or fees for CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS joy recelVed m that near Iy lIfe long ambitIOn We must re- of men and women who share membership in DA. The LlVlng A Center of Lutheran Social Services of Michigan __ member that after the storm and ram, there IS sunshme their experiences, strengths and Our VISIOn Center is located at 4950 Gateshead near Mock & Moross After the cruCifiXIOn, there IS the resw-rectlOn. hopes WIth each other so that 17427 Mack Ave., UpstaIrs Use they may solve theIr common 881.3374 • I pray that all will have the oppoliumty thIS ChrIstmas the rear entrance Call 884-8200 Partially funded by the United Foundation season to accept God's greatest gift of compaSSIOn - the problem and help others recover for more information and the DetrOitArea Agency on Aging babe of Bethlehem. Most of all, I pray that we accept God's gift with open eyes May we be aware of the responsIbIlItIes that accompany that wonderful gIft - to seek peace WIth justice, to walk in humble commumon WIth our God, to meet human needs and to heal human hurts In a mInIstry which bears the name of Jesus ChrIst WORSHIP SERVICES A grave responsibility, yet such JOY,peace, and happmess one can know' Grosse Pointe Unitarian GROSSE As we all reahze, babIes gI'ow up Accept the gIft of the DIAL.A.PRAYER 882.8770 240 Christ chIld, but prepare for hIS adult mInistry and mes- "sacrifici~:~:~ZL POINTE Chalfonte sage Pr~pare for, the day when he sayd to you, "Follo\, 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United at me' 881-6670 , Peaceful New Year" ~ UNrrm Lothrop Jl 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. Methodist Chur.ch I 11.00 a m. Service & Church School CHURCH 884-3075 20571 VernierJllStW ofI-94 17150 MAUMEE 881.0420 • 9 00 & 11 15 a m 'v\brshlp eo;lr Harper Woods Rev, John Corrado, MInister a can ng ch u rch ~ 1010 a m Education 884.2035 :.:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL In the past 6 months Nursery AVailable 10:30a.m, WorshIp "The Unchanging Christ" CHURCH Hebrews 13:7.16 Rev J Philip Wahl Rev Colleen Kamke New full length ranch or mahogany mink coats DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON pr~ching 11295 Resale mink stoles 10:00-11 :00 Wor~hip (Children's Worship EnnchmcnI) from 149 910-11 10 FclIoW'ihlp and Coffee ST. JAMES 94')-11 15 Cnb and Toddler Care Available L.UTHERAN CHURCH Mon. Dcc 31, 710 pm, OP Woods Presbytenan Church 20331 Mack Ave McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL (near 8 mile) IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS Ecumenical Walch Nil:hl Communion Service Grosse POinte Woods 881-8082 IAJ) Theol~ical Academy Clll~~e~Begin January 8 Mon • Sat 10 to 5 16 lAJke~hore Drive . Gro~~e Pointe Farm~ . 882.53.30 • December 27 1990 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 58 Cook up some luck for the new year Black-eyed peas are a south- Remove from the heat and let PI n New Year's tradItIOn The stand, covered 10 mmutes ..,aylng goes that turnIp greens Fluff the mIllet WIth a fork, will brtng you money all year then toss m the reserved bacon, long while black-eyed peas WIll Elegant the vmegar, chives, parsley, and bung you a lucky day (or ea(h butter, If deSired. Season WIth one you eat Let luck brmg you salt and pepper to taste Serves rIlhes, turn black-eyed peas mto 6 d Ieal southern treat Texas Eating CaViar, a southwestern-style Bert Greene "The GraIns ...alsa salad Cookbook" Workman PubLIsh- Several types of fresh peas are mg New York, New York, 1988, cI vaJlable at your greengrocer By Irene H. Burchard They are the Enghsh pea, Jade Bert Green sald that H John peas or snow peas and a new va (or 1/2 cup dried black-eyed H. John Millet Millet IS a dISh that springs from Ilety, as full as the EnglIsh peas peas, cooked according to cup hulled millet seeds Gullah country of the CarolInas With edIble pods, called the directions) 1 4 "trips bacon Good southerners WIll note a re- sugar snap Both the snow peas 1 1/2 cups chopped tomatoes semblance to Hoppzn' John, a 1 medium onion chopped and the sugar snaps are tender 1/2 cup chopped green bell dISh eaten (or good luck on New 1 package (10 ounces) frozen enough to eat raw peppers Year's Eve, hence the name There are also some Southern 1/2 cup chopped onion<; black-eyed peas table peas, usually sold below 1 T minced jalapeno peppers 2 cups homemade chicken the Mason-DIxon Ime, that look 1 t minced garlic stock or canned broth Zephyr's Pickled Black- more lIke beans than peas Lone Star Vinaigrette 3 T red wine vinegar eyed Peas These melude Crowder peas and 1/2 cup chopped fresh or Tortilla chips as needed 4 cups cooked, drained black- black-eyed peas, both of whIch frozen chives Spread almonds m a smgle eyed peas (fresh, frozen, or 2 T chopped fresh parsley are called cow peas The pods layer m shallow pan Place m dried) are medIble and the peas are not 1 t unsalted butter cold oven, toast at 350 degrees, 1/2 cup olive oil tender enough to eat raw. Place the mIllet m a large 9 11 mmutes, stIrrmg occasIOn 5 T red wine vinegar DrIed black-eyed peas may be heavy skJllet and stu over me ally, untIl lIghtly toasted Cool 2 jalapeno peppers, diced soaked and cooked like any dried dlUm high heat untIl the seeds Cook black-eyed peas accordmg 3 garlic cloves, minced beans To cut down on prepara- turn golden, about 5 mmutes to package mstructlOns Combme 1/2 cup diced red onion The mJllet wJlI pop slIghtly as It tIOn tIme, use conveniently almonds and black eyed peas 1/2 cup diced red bell peppers browns Remove from the heat frozen black-eyed peas whIch re- WIth remammg mgredlents, ex 1/2 cup diced green bell pep- Saute the bacon m a medIUm- qUIre no soakmg. cept Lone Star Vmalgrette and pers size saucepan until Cl'lSP Dram Serve black-eyed peas with tortIlla ChIpS, m a mlxmg bowl A pinch of salt on paper towels, crumble, and tortilla chIps for a New Year's Toss WIth vmmgrette, mIx thor- A pinch of freshly ground reselve Eve party appetIZer, or make a oughly Serve ImmedIately as a black pepper Add the oman to the bacon double batch for the group dIp WIth tortJlla chips Makes 5 In a large mixing bowl, com. dnppmgs Cook over medIUm watchmg football games the next cups (12-15 appetIZer servmgs) bme black-eyed peas with the low heat 1 mmute Add the gar- day But don't reserve your luck remaimng mgredients, hc cook 2 mmutes Stir In the for New Year's Day only Whe- Cover with plastIC wrap and bl~ck eyed peas, tossmg WIth a ther Its Zephyrs Pickled Black chIlI overnIght. Serve cold as a Lone Star Vinaigrette wooden spoon untIl thawed Add Eyed Peas, H John Millet's dish side dish for piCnIC foods, such as 2 T red wine vinegar the chicken stock, and heat to or Texas CavIar, It makes a per- fried chicken and barbecued 2 T almond or vegetable oil bOiLIng Reduce the heat, cover, fect luncheon salad or appetizer sparenbs Add more salt, pepper, 1 T Dijon-style mustard and cook over medIUm heat 10 all year long, and or jalapeno peppers before 2 t chopped cilantro mmutes Stir m the mIllet and serving, Jf deSIred. Makes 1.1/2 Texas Caviar 1 t cumin return to bOllmg Reduce the quarts "The Delft Horse:' above. is part of Gari Melchers: A Re- 1/2 cup blanched slivered al- 1/8 t black pepper heat, cover and cook over me- trospective Exhibition at the DlA through Feb. 17. monds Salt to taste dIUm-low heat until the mIllet is Henry Haller, WhIte House 2-1/2 cups frozen black-eyed WhIsk together all mgredlents tender and all liqUId has been 'I ExecutIve Chef. The Whzle peas until thoroughly blended absorbed, about 20 mmutes House Famzly Cookbook hghtful folk tune or charac- Having almost over-rhap- Jarvi directs tenstIc Slovak rhythm seems sodIzed the inspirational ex- DIA exhibit honors to turn up Dvorak drew perIence of this recording, music for heavIly on the tradItional the quality of the perfor- great American artist daydreaming mUSIC of hIS country These mance is clearly implied. .. • --...... I'J""'t"" g!Jmpses mto thiS partIcular Jarvi's remarkable combina- By Alex Suczek aspect of the Czech psyche 1S hon of spontaneity and coh- Detl OIt bOi n <11 tlbt-6.m'l\lelch-- Detrmf ared io'thls cia) In 1883 Speclal,Wnter a welcome and reassurmg trol - already eVIdent to ob- el<; .... ._ • :We: he ".... d .>ed'> ", 1= .... _ b tEe ...... ow- - 68 Entertainment December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Foundation I I Travel donates to \ theater Trends 1lll' !( Ie"w' FOUl1d,lt1011 h'h A~.' ,1\\ ,1I ded till' Ddloll Hepel to! \ • IhLltlt' .I ::.75000 Ih,dlellgl' By Phyllis Hollenbeck gl,11l1 tlm ,1Id Ih :t>2.l7,OOO 11'110 \ ,111011,\Ild e...p.t Il"lOll pi ojed 'Ill(' loulld,lt lOll dldllellged till' I ( pelto! \ to I,U"I' t Ill' I ('l11allllng Don't be a wild boor :-,IOG,OOO nel'ded to Wl11pll'lt' II!t' P10Il'cl hI Juh 1. 1D91 The old saymg "the ugly AmerIcan" seems to have The H,'pellO!\ pl'lIh (<111 101 passed by the waysIde Unfortunarely, the creature It de- Ilht,lllJ.tlOl1 of 111'\\ th(dll'1 "1',11-0. I (Illodellllg '.llld pnl,lI gPI1H.'nt01 scnbed has not. An acquaintance, who IS lucky enough to IJlP le"l 100l1h 1ll,1h.ll1gIhem lIve on the Island of MaUl, recently lamented, "Why IS It h,lllc!Ildpped ,IILL''''lhle t'\.pdn that when AmerIcans are on vacatIOn they behave in a way "lOn and Il'l1lOdl11llgof tllP Jobb\ they would never behave In theIr own home town'?" A good ,lIld l'\.palhlOn of the p,lIh.lIlg 101 questIOn. to doublt' 11-0 11llll'I1t l.1p,ICI!\ A 1988 Amencan EXPI ess sur\'e) on the psychology of leI The the,llel J'o, olle 01 the old sure travel dlscovpred that \\ hpl'p\,(" t h(' 1\'11("'IC.111tN!! I>-t ht, 1ll0"t "table, pi ole""I011al 111t'.Itel" III l\!JcJllg,ll1 UlelI1O\\ IS, he IS probably there for rest and 1 ela\.atlOn He Vle\\ s hlb Il1g u ()\\d" III Illenl \ £'ell" ha \ l' vacatIon tIme (which IS bnefer, on a\'el age, 111 the Umted lIe.tled the need (01 thl' ImpIO\l' States than most developed natlOnb) as an "entltlement" menb He IS trying to escape frO'll the btres£' of workll1g 50 weeks Thl" ne\\ ploJect '" but Ol1e out of the year m a hIghly mdustnahzed society He needs 11101 e step 111 till' I'e\ Itah7dtlOn 01 and deserves a "good tIme" UnfOl tunately, for North OUI nelghbOi hood." Bluw lVhl AmerIcans (as well as some Westel'l1 Europeans and m lJ.n .IItlstlc du eclm .It the 1 C'pel creasmgly, the Japanese) thIs often tI anslates II1tO tl eatll1g tOi\ "aid . Belm e 1\ e ,11 t' thelr vacatIOnlands as playgrounds They dIsregard applo thlOugh, WOOdIOI\ WI!.,OI1 Illll prIate dress and manners New clothes for Christmas be d s11C'et knO\I11 ~ynonvmoush Vanity reigns supreme Dec. 26-30 as the Detroit Institute of Arts' own Prince Street Players (01 cultUl al vltallt), adventUl e ResponsIble tOUrIsm m the 1990s IS essential As tOUrIsm perform the all-new original musical comedy "The Emperor's New Clothes" live on stage at ,md excitement I mVlte all of becomes the world's No.1 mdustry, more and more atten- the DIA. Elaborate, constantly changing sets and fancy period French costumes set the mood "outheastel n l\1tchlgdn to Jom tIon must be gIven to the effect It has on the culture, envI for the 13-member Prince Street Players company as they sing and dance their way through 1\ Ith u" as \1 e cmve out d ne\\ ronment and economy of the newly populal destmatlOns. ~,h,eBroadway-~tyIe produ~ti?n, bringing new bounce and non-stop excitement to this beloved IOdd to d \ It,'l cultlll aJ IdE' 111 Once the authentIclty and culture of cl destmatlOn have riches to rags Hans Christian Andersen story. Eight performances of the 90-minute produc- Delloll been destroyed, there is no \\ ay to reCl eate them tion will be given at 2 p.m. on Dec. 26 and 30, and at 11 a.m. Dec. 27, 28 and 29. All tickets Fm mfOlillatIOn .tbout the Ien are $6. No one younger than 5 will be admitted to the theater. Tickets and gift certificates 0\ dtlOl1 pi oject dnd COlltllbu The followmg "Traveler's Code of EthICS" was developed may be charged to Mastercard or Visa by calling the DlA ticket office at 833-232::, tlOll;" call the theatel at 868 by the ChrIstIan Conference of ASia m 1975 It contmues to 1347 01 wnte DetlOlt Repel tOly be important and approprIate Theatre, 13103 Woodl()\\ WIlson • Travel m a spmt of hll1111hty and \\ Ith a genume desIre DeiIOIL Mlch 48238 ' to meet local people Attic Theatre rings in a jazzy new year • Be aware of the feelIngs of the local people to prevent The AttiC Theatre rings m the arranged by Dapogny for the 'I'Jckets are lImited and reser- what mIght be offensive behaVIOr, particularly when taking New Year with the swmgIng Chemlle Sisters' third album, vations are strongly recom- photographs and swaymg Cherulle Sisters due out m March on the Red mended ~ • CultIvate the habIt of hstemng and observmg, rather and James Dapogny's ChIcago House recordIng label than merely heanng or see1l1g Jazz Band at 9 p.m on Monday, The combmatlOn of Dapogny's TIckets are $75 per person and RAM'S HORN Del' 31 • RealIze that other people may have concepts of tIme hot Jazz and the Chemlles' cool can be bought In advance from RESTAURANT The concert opens the AttIC and other thought patterns whIch are very dIfferent. They vocal harmomes and outrageous the AttIc box office at 875-8284, 885.1902 Theatre's gala New Year's Eve are not InferIOr, only dIfferent sense of humor WIll brmg 1991 or Tlcketmastel at 645 6666. 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR Bash which also includes danc- In WIth hIgh style • Instead of seemg only the "beach paradIse," dIscover DAILY DINNER SPECIALS mg, dInner (catered by Lindos) Grammy nommee James Dap- 11 a.m. to 11 pm only the rIchness of another culture and way of hfe. mcludmg hors d'oeuvres and des- ogny formed hIS band m 1975, HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY • G€t acquamted WIth local customs and respect them sert, beer, wme and champagne, reqmrmg that members be able WE' ARE FAMOUS for OUR DESSERTS • Rather than knowIng all the answers, cultIvate the party favors and a cash bar to play claSSICarrangements and WEIGHT Senror Citizen habIt of askmg questlOns AttiC partygoers wishing to do solo imprOVIsatIOn, the trade- WATCHERS Age 65 • Remembel that you me only one among mdny Vlsitors spend the mght at the St. RegIS mark of Jazz In any decade Frosted Treat Dlscounl 10% - do not expect speCIal pnvIleges Hotel may do so at a speCIal The band strives for the styles • & Desserts MInimum Order Lo Cal Menu $250 • Be cautious about bargammg, the pOOlest merchant room rate of $50 of the great Jazz bands of Benny The concert Will resound WIth NOW AVAILABLE will often glVe up hIS or her pi ofi t I athel than hIS or her Goodman and Duke ElImgton, AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIAT!ON MENU the sounds of classic jazz styles featurmg a tradItIOnal strong, dIgnity OPEN NEW YEARS EVE through the '40s and new musIc VIbrant horn sectIOn • Make no promIses to new, local frIends that you cannot All Night keep NEW YEARS DAY • Spend time reflecting on YOUl dally expenences m order Majestic celebrates new year 11119'00P m to deepen your undel'standmg What ern lches you may be robbmg others The l\lajestlc TheatJ e, located be "el\ed and nOI..,enldkel~ \\111 ,II -H40 \Vood\\at d, celebldte" If you are interested In learmng mOl e about being a 1e- be a\ atldble Tlckeb III e ~1O ,It f Otll \ eal <;of llIqhtclub mqht Itfe sponslble toUrIst, there IS InformatIOn avaIlable m most Tlcketm,htel 01 the l\I.lJe~tIe AIRPORT LIMOUSINES :.Ionda\ Del' 31. \\ Ith 11-0 fCllllth public librarIes "Good Books for the Cunous Traveler" sug- FOi 111ell\ a vaude\ dIe hou<;e. l Passenger. 2 Passengers ,1I111Udl~e\1 \'1',11'" Ell' Ddnce gests readings on Europe, ASIa and the South PaCIfic. "The Palt\ lommeilldl sound"ldge and 110 ~~~ Same Low Fare Traveler's Reading GUlde" covers the world There is also a DJ" Pump the Bas" Blake ph\ manlifactullllg "hop tlw \! ~ $25 To!From City Airport gUlde to mternatIOnal behaVIOr titled "Do's and Taboos Ba\.tel. CI dig BlldgefOl th Rob :\I'lle"tlc lil.,t opened It" doOl" ,h ~ $35 To/From City Airport Around the World," WhlCh offers practical tips and a Rude dnd 1\11 Bill wII! Cleate d d I1lghtclllb on ~e\\ Yeal's E\e 1987 (To/From N ofDetrOlt, E of Woodward, S of Hall Rd ) lengthy index to additIOnal etIquette resources non "top dance atmosphel e flom 9 pm to 4 ,1 m ChampagllC' 1\ III FOI 11101 e 1I1fOll11dtlO11c<111 he nO\llI1g hm <; cI oem Ie~ 1\ ill S n 9700 Ensemble to give two post-holiday concerts "Clannet and Compamons" IS gratmg to the Umted States m Yova (soprano) and Clantha tour WIth the New York CIty • Door To Door SelVlce • Limousine Luxury at Van Rates the LyrIC Chamber Ensemble's 1969 She has performed at New Buggs (mezzo-soprano) A cham- Opera National Company, PItts- 826.3994 1-800.828.3994 fourth concert of Its Grosse York's Llllcoln Center and Mer ber orchestra composed of mem- burgh Opera Theatre and in EMERALD LIMOUSINE, INC. Pointe War Memonal series, set km Hall m addItIOn to appearIng bers of the DSO WIll be under MOT's recent productIOn of "RI for Sunday, Jan 6, at 3'30 pm III reCItal and as a soloist WIth the baton of FelIX Resmck goletto" as the Countess Ce- The "post holiday blues break many local symphomes and Segar IS familiar to DetrOit prano er" WIll feature the Mozart TrIO chamber ensembles audIences for her frequent for Clannet, VIOla and PIano m performances WIth the MichIgan WhIte is artist. in-resIdence at E flat (K 498), Bartok's "Con, Opera Theatre, most recently as Oakland Umversity and made trasts," the Mozart Duo for VIO Maddalena m "Rlgoletto" She hIS profeSSIOnal debut WIth the 1m and VIOla (K. 423) and Poul has appeared With many Amen- New Orleans Opera m "Car- enc's Clan net Sonata can opera compames mcludmg men" WIth PlaCIdo Dommgo He Theodore Olen, prmclpal clan The New York CIty Opera Na- has sung W1th major symphomes netIst of the DSO and preVIOusly tIonal Company, as well as bemg mcludmg Cleveland, PhIladel- with the Denver Symphony, will a frequent guest artIst WIth the phia and San FranCISCOas well be the featured clarmet solOist DSO as many opera compames m Eu Also featured are Emmanuelle Shirley, a tenor of natIOnal rope BOisvert, the DSO's concert mas and mternatlOnal renown, has tel', James Van Valkenburg on sung With many of the world's Tickets for the concert are , , the VIOla and pIanist Fedora Ho greatest orchestras and conduc. $20, $15, $12 and $8 Students rowltz. tors, mcludmg appearances WIth and semor CItIzens receIVe a $2 11115presugJOus coUeglate tournament bnngs together four power- BOisvert has rapidly made hel the Metropolitan Opera, Royal dIscount For tIckets and mfor- house hockey tearns, It', a hohday trndlUon D 0 mark as a professlOnal smce Opera and ChIcago LyrIC Opera matlOn call the LCE at 357- lif'l graduatmg from the CurtIS Imtl ShIrley has recorded under most 1111 ill F1i. DEC. 28 • 5:00 pm & 8:00 pm • '" ,,*,. tute m 1984 Before takm~ the of the major labels and receIVed ~~ Michigan Tech vs, University of Michigan 0\70 chair as the DSO's concert mas a Grammy Award m 1968 University of Maine vs, Michigan State ~ ter, she played two seasons WIth NImmons, a DetrOIt native, f9~ the Cleveland Orchestra She has been praised by CritIcs for Sat. DEC. 29 . 4:00 pm & 7:30 pm -Ill' earned recent acclaim for her Theodore Oien her skIlls In "vocal expreSSIOn, performance of the Stravmc;ky senSItIve mUSicality and excep 3rd Place and Championship Game VIOlin Concerto With the DSO TIckets for "Clarlllet and Com tlOnal control" NImmons IS a Van Valkenburg, assistant pdmon,," are $15 ($13 for sen member of the Brazeal Dennard 2 BIGDAYS. 4 BIG ~-...... ---- ... -- ...... eal Estate Classified Grosse Pointe News • December 27, 1990 78 • Renovation IS this Farms couple's middle By Linda Parker name Special Writer II .It UI(" .I Illdl hll 11001 ,1Ile! d III t hUI filid, ! \(1\ bod\ ~ dOll1h It I h( \ I( \ lulu d (( dlllg \Ilhltl'lt ;V!tth,wl Kill.. \1110 IIldl ilk' I),\t hI oOllh \\ ( I( <1(111).,II III till kltlhlll hd!hlOOIll i'lli' 10IU,I', Oil hl"tOIII "tIUttUIl', 111<1(\ ( 11tIll b,hPllwnt e!l',lgned 1)\ ,JOhll D( Cldll (, :'Ill, hi Ippd I,ll thl' ).,'1 ound\1 01 k \\ I' But ,John dlld JUlll D\ It oj lh Ii', hlOth('1 11,1l11ed to LOl11blll( th( bl ~t oj (,I' ,,,( POI nt( F,u Ilh 1\ r_ ..:;* •••••• - ••• e .- III --_ - -1 t.-- :._oClIIIbl....- -_-~- . 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BOLTON-JOHNSTON CURRENT OFFERINGS -I AUDUBON - Park - FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom Colomal WIth two and one half baths, famIly room and updated latchen, AUDUBON . Park. Enghsh five bedroom home featunng charm and space BUCKINGHAM - Park - Colomal WIth famIly room, den and five bedrooms, a gracIOus horne HAPPY HOLIDAYS I GRAND MARAIS - Park - waterfront estate completely remodeled and redecorated I LAKE POINTE - Park - four bedroom, two and one half bath home created for compatible famIly hVlng Thanks to our good friends! TROMBLEY - Park - horne WIth four bedrooms, solanum, WIth fine detail and extra lot. LINCOLN - City - Colomal WIth three bedrooms plus newer famIly room and one half bath LORAINE - City - locatIOn for charming one floor three bedroom cozy retreat We're delighted to have helped NOTRE DAME - City - farm house WIth three bedrooms and Includmg all apphancesl TOURAINE - Farms - bnck ranch m handy locale WIth expansIOn room and attached garage you find the comforts of home! COVENTRY LA - Wood~ - executive Colomal WIth four bedrooms and many special features EASTBROOK CT - Wood~ - Colomal WIth lots of charm along WIth four bedrooms and family room. HAWTHORNE - Woods - bungalow WIth four bedrooms, family room and lots of space! HIDDEN LANE Woods - ranch well bUIlt and 1Oclud1Ognew furnace WIth Lentral mr IDA LANE - Woods - three bedroom ranch be10g sold by ongInal owner' SEVERN - Woods - Colomal WIth over 2,000 square feet, three bedrooms and much more' COLDWELL BANKER SUNNINGDALE - Woods - home for graclOus hVlng WIth SIXbedrooms and newer famIly room SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE CONDOMINIUMS MACK AVENUE - City - first floor umt for sale or lease Call for details ROOSEVELT PL - CIty - Enghsh row house WIth hI-tech latchen and completely redecorated ST. CLAIR - CIty - close to Village WIth four bedrooms and two and one half baths. ST PAUL City - property for lease featunng three bedrooms and Flonda room SHOREPOINTE - Woods - two bedroom home WIth lots of charm and two story hVlng room HAPPy NEW YEAR FROM ... BOLTON-JOHNSTON jour_Fri~,ndsat .\ ....O~hlh.': .. or(iro ..~£ I.ointc. ffiGBIE MAXON, INC • n£alto~ 'UAlTORS R[At. T 0 as ;95 H.,h<. r Road 20647 Mack Avenue Wish You a Joyous New Year "/)/)( "iL (,/' \""1/' III..!,;' "/)!)"'//( I'm (( 1/, \( /l"u( Hugo S. Higbie 886-3800 884-6400 Kay Agney Dorothy Delbridge Victoria Zaun Colwell James Danaher John M. Hatch Lydia Sherer French \fen/ber of RELO. ~ Richard Graves, Jr. William Keane Frank Huster the l{orlcll"'"d .., IJ/ Rl'f""lIwu RELO Peter Kauffman Beverly Pack Martha Sattley Moray Timothy McGregor Mary Anna Sheldon Lenore Pasquinelll William Queen Merry StammaTl. Donald R. Smith Roger Southworth Marilyn Stanitzke A NEW TIOME fOR TIlE NEW YEAR ... Wmnifred Weyhing Bemard Whitley FIRST OFFERING - AttractIve two family Income located 10 convement area of the Farms, near Cottage MAKE YOUR tIOU8ING DREAM8 COME TQUE HospItal and HIlI shoppmg FIRST OFFERING - Ranch style condomInIUm overlooking golf course In St Clair Shores. Two bedrooms, LOCATION PRICE BDRMS. BATHS SOMETlllNG FOR EVERYONE two baths One car attached garage INVESTMENT 373 NEFF, GPC 229,000 8 32 EXTRA THIRD FLOOR BEDROOMS BALFOUR Enghsh Thdor - FIVe bedrooms - master bedroom SUIte $359,000 16500 JEFFERSON, GPP CLB* SUBDIVISION POSSIBILITIES BERKSHIRE English Thdor near lake - hbrary and famIly room 375,000 N BRYS Large famIly Colomal WIth five baths - Immediate possesSIon 235,000 SINGLE-FAMILY 3926 BUCKINGHAM, DET 39,900 3 15 NEWER UPDATES COOK ROAD Three bedroom ranch In Woods WIth two car attached garage 119,900 903 FISHER, GPC 127,500 3 1 SECOND FLOOR HIDE-A-WAY GROSSE POINTE BLVD New England style Colomal on large lot Pnce reduced. 445,000 1444 GRAYTON, GPP 132,900 3 15 LARGE BEDROOMS HOLLYWOOD AIr condItIoned bungalow m Woods has three baths 117,500 4442 HARVARD, DET 52,500 4 15 SPACIOUS BUT COZY KENWOOD Seven bedrooms, four plus bath center hall Colomal - five fireplaces 640,000 1022 HARVARD, GPP 255,000 3 25 PERFECT FOR ENTERTAINING KENWOOD OutstandIng gourmet latchen - four bedrooms, four baths on 16500 JEFFERSON, GPP CLB* MANSION ON THE WATER "Nun's Walk" 665,000 71 LAKESHORE, GPF 695,000 5 55 GENTLE SOUTHERN ELEGANCE KERBY OutstandIng French style Colomal 10 Farms 850,000 272 LASALLE, GPF 419,000 5 32 EXECUTIVE HOME LAKELAND Three bedroom Colonial WIth family room and second floor den 345,000 254 LOTHROP, GPF 249,500 5 2 GREAT FOR LARGE FAMILIES LAKELAND impoSIng MedIterranean In CIty . Inground pool 339,000 429 MANOR, GPF 149,000 4 2 TWO FULL BATHROOMS LAKE SHORE ROAD 8,000 square feet on the lake - indoor pool 1,575,000 338 MORAN, GPF 174,900 3 15 FAMILY ROOM FIREPLACE LEWISTON French reSIdence WIth eIght bedrooms, on 200 foot lot - pool 1,400,000 1138 NOTTINGHAM, GPP 99,000 2 1 OLD WORLD RANCH LINCOLN Five bedroom bnck Colomal WIth newer kItchen and deck 235,000 23113 PLAYVlEW, SCS 78,900 3 1 MOVE-IN CONDITION MANCHESTER Four bedroom bungalow, recreation room, garage has workshop 118,000 780 UNIVERSITY, GPC 149,900 3 15 OWNER ANXIOUS MORAN Four bedroom, two and one half bath two story home - hVIng room 20606 WOODSIDE, HW 93,200 3 1 FORMAL DINING ROOM and recreatIOn room fireplaces 335,000 NEFF One half duplex near the Village. remodeled kItchen - deck 192,500 COLONIALS 16500 JEFFERSON, GPP CLB* ALLOWS FOR YOUR CONCEPrS OXFORD 100 x 300 foot lot - glass enclosed terrace - hbrary 575,000 71 LAKESHORE, GPF 695,000 5 55 VIEW OF THE LAKE RIDGE ROAD French PrOVInCIal WIth formal walled garden 365,000 272 LASALLE, GPF 419,000 5 32 FIREPLACES AND WOODWORK RIDGE ROAD 'furreted Norman Manor on more than one half acre - Inground pool 575,000 331lMORAN, GPF 174,900 3 15 SUPERCLEAN SHELBOURNE Sharp two bedroom two bath ranch In Farms 189,000 373 NEFF, GPC 229,900 8 32 TWO HOMES FOR ONE PRICE STEPHENS Beautiful three bedroom ranch WIth central ror condItlOmng 204,000 WASHINGTON EnglIsh two story three bedroom WIth Flonda room 159,900 ENGLISH 1444 GRAYTON, GPP 132,900 3 15 LOT'S OF NEWER IMPROVEMENTS WAVERLY 'Thmfic location - large famIly room 650,000 429 MANOR, GPF 149,000 4 2 SECOND FLOOR SITI'ING ROOM WILLOW TREE Four bedroom Colomal near Lake Shore 345,000 TWO STORY 3926 BUCKINGHAM, DET 39,900 3 15 CHARM, CHARM, CHARM CONDOMINWMS 903 FISHER, GPC 127,500 3 1 CURL UP BY THE FIREPLACE COLONY Convement two bedroom condominIUm In St Clmr Shore~ 4442 HARVARD, DET 52,500 4 15 REDECORATED AND RENOVATED $63,900 COUNTRY CLUB Two bedroom two bath overlooku;g golf course In St Clmr Shores 1022 HARVARD, GPP 2155,000 3 25 KITCHEN FIREPLACE 112,900 FLEETWOOD Second floor condomIniums In Harper Woods 254 LOTHROP, GPF 249,500 5 2 EXTRA LARGE YARD 59,900 MARTIN ROAD Two bedroom condomInIUm In St Clmr Shores 780 UNIVERSITY, GPC 14<),900 3 15 BRING AN on ER 44,200 WINDEMERE Three bedroom, two and one half bath, hbrary, den Manyamemtles 635,000 RANCH 1118 NOTTINGHAM, GPP 99,000 2 DEN WITH BAYWINDOW 23113 PLAYVlEW, '3(''3 78,900 3 FHA FINANCINGAVAILABLE LEASE 20606 WOODSIDE, HW 93,200 3 A GEM OF A HOME KERCHEVAL 3,420 square feet on "HIll" $3,135/mo. *CaJi Ll~tlng Broker l.J • (~ I December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors 98 THE STAFF OF :. ..• ND SINE REALTY LOCHMOOR REAL ESTATE S WE BEGIN OUR 72 YEAR ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME WISHES YOU A VERY A OF HELPING PEOPLE BUY TO CALL SINE ... HAPPy NEW YEAR AND SELL THEIR HOMES, WE GROSSE POINTE WOODS Joseph M. Mauncw, GRI Wallace W Burns Juhe Albert VIOlet M Fontamve GRl WOULD LIKE TO EXTEND TO ALL COOK ROAD Cook Road.HolIday, three bedroom, bnck Ann Andon James A Snyder ' ranch KJtchen Wlth eatmg area. famIly room, Walter J Bavol Florence J Wise, GRI OUR FRIENDS OUR VERY BEST natural fireplace Two car attached garage. Paul Boehmer FAIRWAY Foorway-Oxford 'lb settle estaste. Large three WISHES FOR A HEALTHY AND bedroom, two bath, ranch, formal dIning room, HAPPY 1991. WE LOOK FORWARD den, two car garage Immediate possession 'l'!I.l,IOQrn TO SERVING YOU IN THE GROSSE POINTE FARMS LOCHMOOR COMING YEAR. COLONIALCT Large three bedroom, ranch With famIly REAL ESTATE room Master SUite WIth bath, formal dmmg room Attached two and one half car garage 884-5280 Pnce reduced 21043 MACK, G.P.W. LCYI'HROP DIscover the world of country hVlng nght here m the Farms on Lothrop Beautiful four ... . bedroom, two and one half bath bnck Cape •• Cod LlbraIJ, famlly room, updated kltlhen, attached garage - PLUS'" SINE REALTY MULTILIST SERVICE FARMS OFFICE 18412 MACK 884-7000 ~Qj).P9~o(iaQ9S ST. CLAIR OFFICE, 215 N. 3rd St. 329.9001 from tfie Grosse :Pointe From Our Home to Yours We Wish You A BOQra of J\eQ(tors HAPPY NEW YEAR JOHN A. MOSS-BROKER JOHN R.MOSS ASSOCIATE BROKER, G.R I. Suzanne Adelberg Jacquehne Levitt Norman Brow Janet McConkey Eugema Brown Susan McKJnney Peggy Cms Bruce Mazzola Mary DaVIson Yucel MJ.k1el FIRST OFFERING Robert EIVldge Donna O'Keefe Barney Eventt 11 Sandra Platt FIRST OFFERINGS Jay Ross Fernstrom Kathleen Renick Eleanor Hammer Charlotte Schneider Fran Knstufek Ann Stamatak1s Gwendy Lambrecht Paul Stamatalus Adm Bauer- HAPPY LeggatJGRIICRS TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES NEW YEAR GROSSE~~~~A~I,.,'""'"W36 E1!~ 884-6200 PERHAPS WE HAVE A HOME CURRENTLY L.ISTED REAL ESTATE LAKELAND-NEAR VILLAGE. Features Include a center-hall floorplan, exqUlslte ON YOUR FAVORITE STREET ••• Mutschler kitchen, two full baths, spaCIOUS master bedroom, fimshed hardwood floors, attractIve family room adjacent to the PRICE STREET STYLE BEDROOMS BAmS lutchen. attractIvely decorated recently and a $78,OOO Edsel Ford Condo...... 2 1 large (60 x 181) lot, Ideal for family fun. $83,500... . Woodmont. 1-112 story 3 1 ~ewe rI Sale & ?laflIuI ~ ~:.~: ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE'" $97,000..... Stanhope...... Bungalow . .2 . . 1 $102,900..... Hampton...... Bungalow. . 3 .. . 1 from the Staff at Century 21 East $105.000...... Lakepointe.. .. . Income.. .. .5...... 2 $126,500. .. . . Bournemouth . Colomal . 3...... 1 5 in the Village $134,900 Moran Colomal . . 3.. .. 15 FIRST OFFERING $136,500 .. CalVIn ,Colomal...... 4...... 2 $139,500...... 'lburame...... Enghsh 3 . 1 5 FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING $148,000...... Shorepomte.. . . Condo.. .. 2 2 GROSSE POINTE PARK WATERFRONT CONDO $149,900 .Severn ...... Colomal . 3. 1 5 Lovely executive style Colomal DetrOit Towers - This fabulous $153,500 . . . .Notre Dame . .. Colomal 3 1 5 on WIndmIll POInte Drive. 10th floor condo offers ten foot $159,900 .. Renaud...... 1-112 story. . 4 . 2 Three/four bedrooms, two and celhngs WIth crown moldIngs, Ja- $159,900 .. ...Littlestone . Colomal...... 4 1.5 one half baths, formal mnmg CUZZIand sauna off master bath. $195,000 RIdgemont Tn-Level. . 3 .212 room, natural fireplace In hvmg MultIple fireplaces. beautiful $199,000 Grayton Colom al 5.35 room, lIbrary, two car attached oak lIbrary, exceptIOnal VIew of $205,000. . Lakeland .. Colomal . 3 2 garage Beautiful large park lIke Mver and Canada. All the amem- $215,000...... LakeVIew. . Colomal 4 2 5 lot, lovely views of the lake bes Doorman and valet, shop. $215,000 ...... Neff...... Colomal.. ... 4 25 Pnced to sell qUIckly at pmg, all In bU1lmng. Amust see $218,000 .. Stephens... Ranch 3 1 5 $325,000 $239,000 .... Pemberton ... . .Colomal... 4 .. 2 5 $247,000 .. Lakepomte...... Colomal .. 5.. 35 $249,900 Bedford . Colomal .. 3 .25 ST. CLAIR SHORES SEVERN ROAD. Three bedroom Colomal In $249,900... . MIddlesex...... Colomal .4.25 CONDO temfic WOODS location. New kItchen WIth $259,000. . Woods Lane Ct . Colomal .. 4 25 Reduced for qUIck sale Two FIRST OFFERING oak cabinets, central all', hardwood floors, $275,000 .Lakecrest... .. 1-1/2 story . 3 2 bedroom, dInIng room, updated WATERFRONT RANCH fimshed basement, roof new In 1990, t\~G car $275,000 . .Maumee .. Colomal 3 3 5 kItchen, full basement, end umt This beautIful sprawhng bnck garage $280,000 .Handy Colomal 4 2 5 Need" httle TLC Pnced In low ranch offers over 3,400 square $299,900 UmverSlty Colomal 4 2 5 50'" Owners want to see all feet of hvmg space on the Chn- $449,000. . Newberry. . . . French .5 35 offers ton RIver All the amemtles $529,000 RIdge Colomal 5 5 5 Pnced to sell at $175,000 $785,000 Stratton Colomal 4 3/2 FIRST OFFERING $1,800,000 Jefferson.. Colomal 6 65 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Sharp three bedroom bnck Colo- mal, one and one half baths, full OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 PM ba"ement, two car detached ga. 1877 Severn .. $149,900 344 Umverslty .. . $299,900 rage BeautIful strpet and scemc THE CENTURY 21 EAST, WEST AND, lot Pnced to sell under NORTHWOOD OFFICES ARE $130,000 AFFILIATE MEMBERS OF: GrotI8e Pointe, Macomb County, Oakland County, Birmingham, We Represent Most Major Relocation Firms Bloomtleld, Western Wayne County. WIlham G Adlhoch John D Hoben, Jr Roc:hellter and Sout." Oakland Board of Maureen L AllIson Pamela A O'Grady Realk>l"lI. Joy R. Bracey WIlham F LeslIe Elghl suburban otrlces wilh over 260 sales prete88lonals k> Berve )'our real Charles E Daas Chane M Pine estate needs. Mary A Daas Lmda C Rodnguez Mananne H DaVIes Ann W 5ales Henn EttedgUl Thomas D Steen EAST IN THE VILLAGE MUST SEE . TWO UNIT INCOME Three NIna Foster Thomas L TRbl>r bedrooms Up, two down, owner occupIed and CynthIa C Ireland Jeffrey vonSchwnrz 16824 Kercheval Ave., G,P, well maIntained Newer roof, natural VIP National woodwork and hardwood floors throughout, 19515 MACK at SEVERN Relocation Service some new carpeting, two car garage WIth 881.7100 addItIOnal carport and OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Gold Crest Home 882.5200 WEEKENDS 9:30 to 5 Warranty r *-"} •• ~~ ...... SF _ ~ ...... spt • I .... - ".F...•. •. .. J .... I CO~PlETE ~ICROFll~ING SERVICE - --. ; ~; p ,...... , December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News TOYOTA OIL, LUBE & FILTER NOW TILL JANUARY 31, 1991 EVERY TOYOTA OWNER CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF RINKE TOYOTA'S OIL, LUBE & FILTER SPECIAL OF ONLY 95 $15 • RINKE TOYOTA HAS BEEN SERVING THE GROSSE POINTES FOR MANY YEARS WITH THEIR HIGH QUALITY CUSTOMER SATISFACTION . .-_._-_ _._ ~ .....• : TOYOTA : : OIL. LUBE & FILTER : : Includesupto5 qts of 5W30 $ 95* : • All Climate *TOYOTA CARS ONLY • • Valvoline EXPIRESJAN.31,1991• WITH • -- COUPON I. I ~ RINKE TOYOTA V I I 1A..1._i.. 25420 Van Dyke at 1.01/2 Mile R~. I ~ __ • I •....I ,wnU/De _._._._~~£,,~~..cent.,.... '''I x \? ' "sf" ~ ~~!I:O~~~.• ~it..~ PEOPLE WHO KNOW USE VALVOLINETM ,~ YiJIYo//ne YiJlro//ne SERVING YOU AT THIS LOCATION SINCE 1917 I.... HII.E 25420 VAN DYKE AT 10 1/2 MILE ROAD TOYOTA Toyot~. CENTERLINE MICHIGAN tOMIU • Best-Seiling , Import. 758.2000 JC______. # ------A - - f ------. - - _.. - ----... - -.. --- .... --- ... -- ...... December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 118 ~*~~~jfi~J!!~A~{!y~rtjj~,~~g, DEADLINES 882.6900 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi 48236 HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES • Monday 4 pm-ALL BORDER and MEAS. Air Conditioning URED (special type, bold, caps, etc ) must be 200 General 600 AMC 900 948 l~slJlabon 201 Help Wanted Babyslner 601 Chrysler 708 Houses Wanled to Renl 901 Alarm InstallaMn/ 949 Janltonai Service in our office by Monday 4 p m 202 Help Wanted Clerical 602 Ford 709 Townhouses/Condos Repair 921 Jewelry/Clock &. 'VIet" • Monday4p m -ALLCANCELSorCHANGES 203 Help Wanted Den1a1l 603 General Motors for Rent 902 Aluminum Siding 943 Landscaping/Snow must be In our office by Monday 4 p m Medical 604 Antique/ClassIc 710 Townhouses/Condos 903 Appllan<:eRepairs Removal • 12 Noon Tuesday-Regular liner ads No 204 Help Wanted-Domestic 605 Foreign Wanted 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 943 Lawn Maintenance borders, measured, cancels or changes on 205 Help Wanled Legal 606 Jeeps/4 Wheel 711 Garages/Mini Storage 905 AutolTrucK Repair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow lor Rent Tuesday 206 Help Wanled Part Time 607 Junkers 906 Asbastos Service Blower Repair 207 Help Wanted Sales 608 PartslTi res/Alarms 712 Garages/Mini Storage 907 Basement Waterproofing 951 LinOleum CASH RATES 10 words $4_00, each addl- 208 Employmenl Agency 609 Rentals/Leasing Wanted 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 952 Locksmith tlonal word 40~ $1 00 lee lor billing 610 Sports Cars 713 Industnal Warehouse Rental 909 Bicycle Repal( 940 Mirror ServICe OPEN RATES Measured ads, $948 per Inch 714 LIVingQuarters to Share SITUATION WANTED 611 Trucks 910 Boat RepairS/ 946 MOVing/Storage Borderads, $1050 per Inch AddrtlOnalcharges 612 Vans 715 Motor Homes for Rent Maintenance 953 MUSICInstrumenl Repair for photos, art work, etc 613 Wanted To Buy 716 OffIces/CommerCIal 911 BnclVBlock Work 954 Pair.. ng/Decorallng 300 Babyslners for Rent CLASSIFYING AND CENSORSHIP We re- 6j4 Aulo Insurance 912 BUlldlng/Remodeling 954 Paper Hangmg 301 Clencal 717 OffIces/CommerCIal 913 BusJrlessMad1lne Repair 925 Patios/Decks serve the nght to claSSify each ad under Its ap- 302 Con¥alescent Care Wanted 914 Carpentry a56 Pa::.t Control propnate heading The pUblisher reserves the 303 Day Care 718 Property Management 915 Carpel Cleanmg 953 P,ano Tuning/Repair right to editor reject copysubmltled lor publica- 304 General 719 Rent wllt1OpbOn to Buy 916 CarpetlnS1allallon 917 Plastenng 305 RECREATIONAL tlOn House Cleaning 720 Rooms for Renl 917 Ceiling Repair 957 Plumbing/Healing 306 CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS House Silting 721 VacallOn Renlaf- 918 Cement Work 958 Pool SelVlce 307 Nurses Aides Flonda 919 Chimney Cleaning 903 Refngerator Service ResponSibility for display and claSSified adver- 650 Airplanes 308 Olllce Cleaning 722 Vacation Ren1af- 920 Chimney Repair 912 Romodelmg tlslng error IS limited to erther a cancellation 01 651 Boats and Motors 309 Sales OulofStale 921 Clock Repair 960 Roohng Service the charge or are-run 01the portion In error No- 652 Boat Insurance 723 Vacation Rentaf- 922 Computer Repair 961 Scissor/Saw Sharpening 653 Boat Parts and Service t!ficatlon must be given In time for correctIOn In Northern Michigan 923 Construction Service 962 Screen Repair 654 Boat StoragelDockage the follOWing Issue We assume no responslbll- MERCHANDISE 724 Vacallon Ren1af- 924 Decorallng Service 963 SeptiC Tank Repair 655 Campers rty for the same alter the Ilrst insertion Resort 925 Decks/Patios 964 Sewer Cleanmg Service 656 Motorbikes 400 Anllques 725 Ren1als/Leasmg- 926 Doors 965 Sewing Machmg Repair 401 657 Motorcydes Appliances Out S1ateMichigan 927 Draperies 966 Slipcovers 658 Motor Homes 402 Auctions 928 DressmaklnglTallonng 967 Solar Energy 659 Snowmobiles 882.6900 403 Bicycles 929 Drywall 950 Snow Blower Repair 404 660 Trailers GarageIYard/Basement REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 930 Electncal Service 943 Snow Removal Sales 931 Energy saVIng Service 962 Storms and Screens ANNOUNCEMENTS 405 Es1aleSales 800 H0 uses lor Sale 932 Engravmg/Pnnllng 968 Stucco 406 Firewood Excavallng 969 SWimming Pool Service 100 Personals REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 801 Commeraal BUlldmgs 933 407 Flea Market 970 TV /Radlo/CB Rad 0 101 Prayers 802 Commeraal Property 934 Fen<:es 408 Household Sales Condos/Apls/Flats 935 Fireplaces 971 Telephone Repair 102 Lost and Found 803 409 Miscellaneous Articles 700 Apts/FlatsiDuplex- 804 Country Homes 936 Floor Sanding! 972 TenniS Court 410 Musical Instruments Grosse POlnle/HarperWoods 805 Farms Refinishing 973 Tile Work SPECIAL SERVICES 411 Office/BUSiness 701 Apts/FlatsiDuplex- 806 Flonda Property 937 Furnace Repalr/ 943 Tree SerVIce EqUipment DetrOIt/BalanceWayne County 807 Investment Property Installabon 913 TypeWriter Service 105 Answenng SerVlcoS 412 Wanted 10Buy 702 Apls/FlalsiDuplex- 808 Lake/River Homes 938 Furntture Refmlshlng! 938 Upholstery 106 Camps St Clair Shores/ 809 LakefRlver Lots Repair 974 VCR Repair 107 Catenng ANIMALS Macomb County 810 Lake/River Resorts 939 Glass - Automollve 975 Vacuum sales/Service 108 Dnve Your Car 703 Apts/FlatslD uplex- 811 Lots for Sale 940 Glass - ReSidential 976 Venhlatlon Service 109 Entertammenl 500 Adopt A Pet Wanted to Rent 812 Mortgages/Land Conlracts 941 Glass Repalrs- 954 Wallpapering 110 Health and Nutnllon 501 Birds for Sale 704 Halls lor Rent 813 Northern Michigan Homes S1amed/Beveled 977 Wall Washing 111 Hobby Instrucbon 502 Horses lor Sale 705 Houses- 814 Northern Michigan Lots 942 Garages 903 Washer/Dryer 112 MUSICEducabon 503 Household Pels for Sale Grosse POinte/HarperWoclds 815 Out of Slate Property 943 Snow RemovaV 907 Waterproofing 113 Party Planners!Helpers 504 Humane Socleltes 706 Houses- 816 Real Es1aleExchange Landscapmg 978 Water Softenmg t14 Schools 505 Lost and Found DetrOIt/BalanceWayne County 817 Real Es1aleWanted 944 Gullers 979 Welding 115 TransportallonlTravel 506 Pel Breeding 707 HOlJses- 818 Sale or Lease 945 Handyman 980 Window Repair 116 TutonnglEducabon 507 Pet EqUipment St Clair Shores/ 819 Cemetery LoIs 946 Hauling 981 Window Washing 117 Secretanal ServiceS 508 Pet Groommg Macomb County 820 Busmess Opportvnllles 947 Heabng and Cooling 982 Woodburner Service I 201 HEll' WANTED 100 PERSONAlS 200 HELl' WANTED GENEUl 100 I'ERSONAlS 100 I'ERSONALS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 116 TUTORING ! EDUCATION 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES IAIYSITTElt WEDDING vocalist available WAITRESS- Full time and CORPORATION Income MASSAGE. For women SMALL Dog Sitting not LETTER FOR LETTER CARING reliable adult to lor your ceremony TUTORING part lime Shores Inn Tax returns, ten years Certified theraplsl Gift over 14 pounds 24 hour FAX prOVide care for our child- Marge 8B1 B214 23410 Greater MaCK Call experience 882-8507. \ ,cerllflcates ava,lable care Only 1 or 2 dogs ALL SUBJECTS Word Processing ren, ages 7 & 4, In our Excellent references GRADES 1 THRU 12 after 6- 773-8940 VALET Parking service Over ten years In east Resume PreparatIOn Grosse POinte Park 112 MUSIC EOUCATION available for private par- area Judy 882.3856 Please call before 6 30 PROFESSIONAL General-Personal Typing HOSTESS! cashier, full home Two days a week PM 885-3039 FACULTY lime days starting $5 00 ties Excellent references NURTURE yourself With a SUZUKI Violin lessons, all Medical, Legal, BUSiness (about 20 hrs} Own hour part- time nights 779-8163,465-4713 massage Betsy Breckels, ages Certified Lisa WE CAN HELP Cassette TranSCription Iransportatlon reqUired I 09 ENTE~TAINMENT Salgh,886-1743 GROSSE POINTE Harper-Vernier $425 hour, benellts Ap TAXES A M T A Certilled Mas- Expertence and refer- LEARNING CENTER 774-5444 ply at 20273 Mack Ave. Pnvate, Conltdentlal sage Therapist House- PIANO enlertalnment, pop- PIANO Instructlons- many ences preferred Non 131 Kercheval on the HIli nue between 2- 4 Anlhony BUSiness Service calls and gift certificates ular! clasSical! old favor- years experience, certi- smoker prelerred Call 343-0836 343-0836 18514 Mack Ave available 884-1670 Ites Cocktail parlles, fied All levels 839-3057 BUSINESS AND EXPERIENCED lax pre- 885-3419 on evenings! Women only weddings, Christmas! all parer FleXible hours week ends Near Cloverly PROFESSIONAL mUSICian TECHNICAL SERVICES occasions Grosse near Easlland Mall All re- Serving you since 1968 With teaching degree 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES Laser Pnnter BABYSITIER needed In I can prOVide transportatIOn POlnle 885-6215 IBM Overflow Support turns done on computer 882-6860 available for lessons In my home between 315 to or Irom atrport, Doctor, (will Iraln II necessary) HAVING a holiday party? HOI HOI HO! your home Plano or vo- EXPERIENCED typing ser- BusIness' Technical and 6 Own transporta- etc References Call AcademiC Call for appointment 245- Will clean up before or af- SANTA IS HEREI cal 824-7182 Vices, mailings, resumes, tion 881-3773 6 till 9 Ray 372-9292 Memcal. Denial. Legal 1792 terl Free estimates Holi- CALL proofreading, etc PIANO teacher With degree Letters. Reports. Memos CHILD Care for 6 and 8 day Helpers 331-4259 WINSTED'S custom fram- "A CLOWN COMPANY" DRIVERS NEEDEDI has opening for begin- Reasonable rates 886- Spreadsheets'lnvOlcmg year old girls In our 121 886-5520 Good dnvlng record Will Ing Framing, matling and ning or advanced slu- 2454 Forms Processmfl: Ryan home Housekeep- 3 MARKETEERS quality work Reasonable CassetteTranscnphon train Excellent money FAIRY Godmother available dents Experienced In ADVANCED BUSINESS Ing and cooking Mon- Need transportation to lhe rates Margaret, 331- making potenllal Apply In for entertaining at child- claSSical, pop, ragtime, SERVICES PersonalIzed days 2 30- 9 30 Frrdays, airport? person 2378 ren's parties Call Chan- RepellIIve LeIters 230- 630 Christian, non- Don't have time to shop? and Jazz 343-9314 BUSiness Personal Envetopes • Labels telle, 331-7705 15501 Mack Ave Medical DenIal Legal MailIng List Mamtenance smoker preferred 751- Does Spot need a walk RJP GROSSE POINTE NEWS CLASSICAL musIc lor any Reports Lellers HAIR Slyllst needed With 6216 around the block? ACCOUNTING SERVICES Theses• DJsserlaltons occasion Solo, duo, lno, 882-6900 Term Papers some cllenlele preferred Call us today • Bookkeeping services Term Pa~rs • Manuscnpts NEED Child care, 2 days qUintet, gUitar, Winds, Manuscnpts Theses Foreign language WorK CommiSSion or boolh and relax tomorrow! • Financial statements 11 S TUNSI'ORT AriON! per week for 9 month old vOice 354-6276 Resumes Cover Letters Equahons • GraphiCS rental 771-7744 885-5486 • Tax preparatIOn TUVEL - Stallsllcs • Tables' Charts boy Hours and days ne- GraphiCS Tables DETENTION Supervisor gotiable Good pay • Free consulta1ton HARP musIc for all occa- FLORIDA Express Cars Resumes. Cover letters Mailings Labels Envelopes Soulh High School, 9 Please call 884-4576 JACKIE'S 884-8273 sions ClaSSical! popular! shipped by lruck to Flor- Appllcahon Forms Laser Pnnler a m till 11 a m Two Sat- RESUMES thaI get results seasonal Kelly, 689- Ida and POints Soulh In- BABYSITTER- In my Pet & Pal Service Casselle TranSCriptIOn 822-4800 urdays per month Musl Get a resume today and 9033 sured 773-2339 home Tuesday Thurs- Animal Slttfng • House Sfttfng (313)343-6695 MEMBER work well With High • Airport ShutUe a Job lomorrow Free Job • ProfesSIOnalAssoaalJon day 7 am- 6 p m 3 School students $13! per By AppoIntmont onlY searches Copywnte, Inc of Resume Wnters year old gill Own trans- ~~~t~~~~~,~~~ • Nallonal Assoaahon of hour Apply In person 545-6320 portation 882-4405 Jackie Huckins 527.2440 Secretanal ServICes Grosse POinte PubliC .J~~~~~~.~-'9l~~~ .. • Engmeenng Society of DelrOll School System 389 St ••••••••••••••••••••• Clair 202 HEL' WANTED CLERICAL PHONE girls wanled, lull or ROSH SILLARS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 200 HELl' WANTED GENERAL Excellent Clerical part time POSitions avail Pcsltlons able Apply In person af TAl CHI INSTRUCTOR For The Holiday Season DEADLINES FOR ter 4 pm 15134 Mack Reply In wntlng to Depart- Long and Short lerm menl of Communlly Edu WEAR TAILOR MADE ASSignments PHOTOGRAPHER the issue of cation 20090 Morning CLOTHESI Drive a Some may lead to Side Dr Grosse POinte Mercedesl Call 396-1065 Permanent POSitIOns 824-2614 Woods MI 48236 Or call 24 hour recorded mes Need expenenced People JANUARY3, 1"1 343-2178 after January sage II you have the Word Processors 2nd will be as follows: courage to call 11 can Secretaries PART- time delivery per- make you nch Legal Secretaries son Good for College Receptionists (313) 882-1438 UNIQUE, New R,vertown person or rellree 881 Dala Entry Operators area bar and restaurant 9840 TYPlsts- 55 wpm Word ads must be in by Noon looking for all pOSitions Work tomorrow and receive WAITRESSES- full & part- full part days and lOp pay for your skills Wheelchair Transportation Unlimited Friday, December 18, 1'90 time available No experi- nights Call between 2 30 Call today for an apPOint- 2 Chair Van with Lift ence necessary Apply to 4 30 Monday through ment You could be work PIck-Up and Rerum to Any Desrmarron Monday Friday 2 4 al Thursday only 567-6020 Ing tomorrow" Local & Inrersrare 20273 Mack Avenue Asslsred Tnps AvaIlable Measured/Bordered ads must be in by 4 p.m. BUSY Salon In the POlntes RUTH PARADISE TEMPS (Nor Emergency EqUIpped) looking for shampoo help 1772 PENOBSCOT BLD. Call Cathy 882 6240 24 Hr SelVlce Stanley R Dolson ThUrsday, December 17, 1'90 MR. C's 964-0640 DELI 202 HELl' WANTED CLUICAL 202 HUI' WANTED CLERICAL ------.... FleXible work schedule : 1)1-\TIO (~1-\1(1~ ~ Starting pay based Clerk Typists Re.taurant, Bakery &: 'hke-Out Dell I upon experience Will \1anufaclUrer< :-:.tlOn.l R."k h .. employment opponuml1e, ava,l " Lunch Mond., - FrKl., 11-3 train for cashier, dell .hle for Clerk TYfll'15 The,e opemngs ttpre,ent excellent "Pportu S.turd.y Fine Thn'", 6 & 8 pm _u.... I mUe' 10 ertler Ihe faS! paced and challengIng atmo'phere or our I Sund., Brunch 1I-3 pm clerk, cooks and stock I (1I"'''.''o",Sugeotod) I gro"'lng In''llutlon QualificatIon' Include Iyplng of 45 wpm, positions Must be 16 knowledge of word processmg, and good vernal commumcallon I ~1J(;IIHJ1-\N'S ()UTN t 1./1')). I Apply at any Mr C's skill, PrevlOU< offIce expenence prefem-d A compcl1"'e r •••• ...... 7 ., • we.' • _ -e:~ .. _ COMPLETE MICROFILMING SERVICE 12B December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 305 SITU"TION WANTED 400 MEIlCHANDISE (09 MISCEllANEOUS 500 ANIMALS 602 AUTOMOTIVE 202 HELl' WANTID ClERICAL -2ll7 HEll' WANTED ~AlES . HOUSE CLEANING ANTIQUES • A!lTlClES (10 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ADOI'T A I'ET fORD SECRET ARY, days gen 1985 CLUB wagon XLT, all GROSSE POINTE CARMEN'S TOWN HALL ANTIQUES MAHOGANY HEITZMAN Company, 5 eral office steady River- PLEASE optIOns excellent condl EMPLOYMENT CLEANING Historic Romeo feet, 5 Inch, walnut, Baby town location High INTERIORS DON'T DELA VI tIOn New brakes rolors SERVICE Come VISit The Antique Mall Grand plano With match school grad 50 wpm AGENCY (Fine Furniture & Antique SPAY or NEUTER exhaust, battery, tires No time for housecleaning? everyone IS talking aboutl Shop) Ing bench and IVOry keys parking Blue Cross 259- YOUR PET TODAY! $6400 331 8382 885-4576 Let our team come and Over 8000 square feet, 2 $3,000 885 0990 506 S, Washington An altered pet IS a healthier 3335 50 years reliable service do It for youl floors 40 dealers, special 1981 FORD Granada, 4 Royal Oak, MI and happier companion Needs experienced Cooks IZlng In quality antique DON'T spend thousands of door, power, air, Ziebart PERSONAL Secretary! (5 Blocks North of 696 lree- Also, It spares you the Nannies Maids House- SPRING CLEANING clocks fine art glass and dollars rebUilding your clean $1 250 8868129 Bookkeeper one or two way at 10 Mile Take grief and pain of haVing keepers, Gardeners, But- SPECIAL china Flow Blue, qUilts, plano Call Jack Hendrie days per month In our Wood ward/ Main Street puppies and kittens de. 1986 1/2 Escort- L Very lers, Couples Nurse s 10% Discount furniture, Americana, He reconditIOns pianos residence Both book eXit stroyed when no homes good condlllOn Air AM/ Aides Companions and • Reasonable primitives, collectibles complete'y for a few hun keeping and secretarial Monday thru Saturday can be found Countless FM stereo 33 43 mpg Day Workers for private • References Juke Boxes Jewelry and dred dollars Guaranteed skills required Familiarity homes 11 to 5:30 numbers of sweet Inno 58,000 )/- way miles • Experienced many unusual and unique to play like new Concert with ccmputer accounting WE Will Be Closed For The cent little ones are eu Standard transmiSSion 18514 Mack Avenue 5847718 treasures Holiday hours tuning and repair Free programs desirable Holidays Saturday De- thanlzed every day In $2,800 331.4886 Grosse POinte Farms Monday thru Friday, eve- estimates 885-4552 Week end days posSible EUROPEAN Style of clea'1- cember 22nd Thru Sun shelters across the coun- nings till 9 00, Saturday & GRAND MarqUIS LS, 86, 4 Students considered Ing Will refresh your day January 6th 1991 try because a pet wasn t INSIDE Sunday, 1Q. 6 412 WANTED TO IUY door lull power, $4,700 Please send replies to house Local references 545.4110 spayed or neutered If we Located at 205 North Main, 7745552 The Grosse POinte News SALES own transportatIOn 7 52 folding metal chairs, (8) cut down on the numbers 32 Mile Road and Van Box P 82 96 Kercheval days a week Washing 6' folding tables 824 CASH FOR of unwanted litters being 1984 T- Bird Elan Silver, REPS Dyke (M53) 7 shops In Grosse POinte Farms MI Established 20 year old and Ironing 365 1095 6040 alter 2 p m KIDS' CLOTHES born, we will also cut loaded Excellent condl- the downtown area EXCELLENT CONDITION lIOn 90 000 E Way miles 48236 (East Area) auto KNOWN and Famous Eu- down on the number of SEARS Kenmore washer & CURRENT STYLES $2 500 884-7733 aftermarket wholesaler ropean style cleaning IS a MATCHING 30 s mahogany abandoned lost and un dining room set, table, 6 electriC dryer In good VERY CLEAN, BETTER SECRETARY seeking personable unique cleaning program wanted animals to de 1986 Lincoln Continental, CPA Firm has poSition open chairs buffet good con- condillon, $250 for both BRANDS, INFANT phone closers to staff for your home Whether stroy 34 000 miles. leather mte- for both full and part time ditIOn, $300 754-0785 Also, wedding dress veil THRU 14 WE WILL BE HAPPY TO our order desk you live In a house rlor JBL sound system WordStar and Database slip Size 8 $250 824 MUST BE ON HANGERS apartment or condomi- Antique Show & Sale PROVIDE ADVICE plus more Extended ser- III experience deSirable afternoons tll 9 30 P m 4351 Brmg m Monday, Tuesday nium- we can help you Summit Place Mall as well as a vice plan Excellent con SE''1d "'~lImE' to Ward Great In demand" or Thursday, 10.4pm stay clean and refreshed, ITelegraph & Ehzaoeth laKe JAMES A MONNIG LIST OF ECONOMICAL dillon Beautiful car, must and Ward 21316 Mack products Salary prOViding on the spot per- Road) Friday December BOOKSELLER LEE'S RESALE SERVICE SOURCES see $8,200 644-1123 Ave Grosse POinte negotiable/bonus and Call us at: sonal attention Such as 28th Sunday January 15133 KERCHEVAL 20331 Mack 881-8082 Woods MI 48236 incentives Management 603 AUTOMOTIVE our old fashioned way of 6th- mall hours Glass re- 331.2238 CASH paid for Mahogany, 891.7188 opportunity available GENEIIAl MOTOIIS ~ECRETARY. Legal experi- cleaning, scrubbing and paired by Mr Chips Selected books Walnut, Oak and Antique Anti-Cruelty Association ence preferrable Excel- Leave Message waxing floors moving Manchester Antique Mall bought and sold furniture Call 822.0111 CORVETTE 1976 excellent light pieces of furniture, Vintage Video Rentals conditIOn $8,000 795- lent typing word process Mr Bryant Happy New Year' CASH paid for baseball 501 .IIIDS FOil SALE polishing fixtures, vac- HEAL TH Insurance for Indl 9571 Ing required Salary 116 E Main, Manchester cards and all other sports 886-1763 uum and dust covered $17,000 to $25000 per Open 7 days 105 vlduals offering compre- cards 776-9633 PAIR of white- faced love- 1990 Chevy Capnce Clas- furniture woodwork, com- year Send resume to 428-9357 henSive coverage, excel- birds Tame baby cocka- SIC Brougham LS START THE YEAR WITH A plete kitchen complete A GOLD SHOPPE bUying Box 6149 Grosse POinte ORIENTAL Rug, antique lent rates, Dental lIels 1 adult cockatiel Loaded $12990 824- NEW CAREER Aggres- bathroom cleaning, win- and seiling diamonds, News, 96 Kercheval Kerman Persian rug Red optIOnal BonlOr Insur- 886-4383 35tt6 sive real-estate broker dow cleaning, remove gold, Silver, platinum Jew- Grosse POinte, MI ground, overall spray de- ance Agency Inc 774- With new markellng Ideas cobwebs, make beds elry, pocket and Wrist 1990 Cadillac Eldorado 48236 sign 7 floral borders, 2140 503 HOUSEHOLD I'ETS that allow agents to make change linens and lot watches, Silverware, den- Blarntz Loaded $22,990 very minute details, the AUTOMOBILE, Home or fOil SALE 203 HEll' WANTID weekly paycheck com- more We are experi- tal gold, COinS, stamps, 824-3546 DENTAL/MEDICAL finest knotting, 11' 9" x Health Insurance at very miSSions, and over- ndes, enced, reliable and worry baseball card collections, 8 10" 882-0932 pleaSing rates 527-2260 CHINESE SHARPEI PUPS 1990 Cadillac Fleetwood $$ HOME $$ can eaSily make an ex- free For free estimates promotional model cars There IS a difference, one Brougham D'elegance cess $40,000 annually call 884-0721 "A Step FURNJTURE refinished, re- DESK. Walnut, large With (GM Ford Chrysler) look and you'll see the RWD Loaded, $20990 HEAL TH AIDES May train potential appli- Ahead- A Step Above' paired, stripped, any type Side arm for computer or Scrap gold Immediate finest Sharpel puppys 824-3546 Come See us FIRSTI cant Ask for Jo- Power of caning Free estl' Iypewrlter $200 Days- cashl 22121 GraMt, East chocolale and cream di- HOME CleanIng speCialist 1979 BUick station wagon Earn up to S8/hour! Brokers LId 264-1100 mates, 345-6258, 661- 393.2700, evesl week. DetrOit, 4 blocks South of lute, Sired by world re- Call 774-4705 45,000 miles- rebUilt en- CALL (313) 772-5360 5520 ends- 885-8067 Nine Mile 774-0966 nowned A- Cappella Ken- REAL ESTATE ASSIS- gine Runs good Many PROFESSIONAL HOUSECLEANING_ Alford nels bred for the ul1imate MEDICAL TANT Must be licensed 404 GARAGE/YAIID ADMIRAL gas range and WANTED to buy old cos- new parts Needs master able With Grosse POinte In show and companion- or Willing to aqUire li- IASEMENT SAlES fridge $300 Grow-lights tume and Rhinestone cylinder Best offer over SERVICES references 885.9047 ship quality 964-4424 cense Free license train- HPS 1000-MH1000, Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- $300 526-9288 leave affiliated with MOVING sale' Nine piece 332-7497 Ing and advanced train- THE HOUSE.KE.TEERS Ing fixtures, wall sconces message ST JOHN HOSPITAL dining set, AC's sWing $250 885-9291, alter 3 Ing RED CARPET KEIM CLEANING SERVICE 771-1813 evenings BLUE Chow Chow 13 1/2 AND MEDICAL CENTER set and miscellaneous QUEEN size waterbed- 1988 PONTIAC 6000 LE, 4 DAMMAN REALTORS ProfeSSional, Bonded and weeks old Paid $510, equal opportunity employer 885-8051 Lighted bookcase head- door, loaded, 4 cylinder, Ask ~r Bob Sheeh~ Insured teams ready to AUTOGRAPHS- 30's and asking $400 Must sell DENTAL Hygienist for board $250 778-8437 very mce car $5,850/ 886-4445 clean your home or bUSI- 40's- Big Band Jazz and due to owner's Illness besl 886-8129, Paul pleasant Grosse POinte ness (OS BTA TE SAlES HANDGUNS- Titan 380, Film Stars 885-7404 739-5754 office, 2 days per week 301 SITUATION WANTED Gift Certificates Available blue, $150 MUST HAVE SHOTGUNS, rifles and 1987 BonneVille 4 door, no evenings Please call CLEIIICAL CHINESE Shar-Pel, show 10% Off With ThiS Ad PERMIT 526-9288, leave handguns wanted Par- nicely eqUiped $5,5001 882-8711 quality, female, 5 months AUTOMOTIVE expenenced First Time Callers Onlyl WE BUY BOOKS message ker BrOWning, Winches- offer 882-3525 DENTAL / Insurance and Sales Secretary available old housebroken (Pre- 582-4445 ter, Colt, olhers Private PONTIAC 6000 LE 1986, computer position, experi- In January 296-5130 IN YOUR HOME CIOUSLove) 294-6665 collector 478.5315 loaded, non- smokmg ence only, full time bene- 306 SITUATION WANTED 302 SITUATION WANTED HOUS( StTTlNG Free Offers .., owner 44,000 miles, fits 978-9440 50S LOST AND FOUND CONVAlESCENT CARE No Obligation AT BARGAIN PRICES CASH $4300 881-6681 COMMUTING Elementary DENTAL Hygienist needed Appraisals Furnished Used Spinets-Consoles FOR COMPETENT Teacher seeking houses- LOST - yellow Tiger cat 1984 Olds Cutlass station for East DetrOit preven- Entire Estates Uprights & Grands GOLD/ SILVER IN.HOME CARE SERVICE Ittmg pOSition m the young Mack! Outer Drive wagon, 55,000 miles, tion orientated practice also Deslfed ABBEY PIANO CO COINS I l"LC elderly children Grosse POinte area for area ,BB~ ,5<~ 7340~ loaded, pnme condition 771-0124 ROYAL OAK 541-6116 COIN COLLECTION,S Q7fF Hourly, overmght rates the Winter months Refer- JOHN KING -885-9475 SCRAP GOLD " FOUND starving and aban- CHROME ~cast!ng flnlsherl available Expenenced In ences available Contact PIANOS WANTED ESTATES/ APPRAISALS doned, a 48 pound mixed ,OS AUTOMOTIVE waxer, experienced pre- the Grosse POinte area Robert at 668-7535 961.0622 TOP CASH PAID breed needs a good FOIlEIGN lerred, full time, benefits PreViously Hammond Michigan'S Largest R.C.1. 307 SITUATION WANTED PIANO Cable Nelson, Wal- home The 9 month old 792-3990 Agency, 30 years LI- TOYOTA Camry LE, 1986, NUIlSES AIDES. Book Store nut upright, modern Ex- KELLY RD 22027 dog has ItS shots, ItS auto, air, AM/FM stereol CHIROPRACTIC ASSistant censed and bonded cellent condition, great for • Clip and Save thiS ad • E. DETROIT healthy, neutered, IS very (CA), Harper Woods Sally 772-0035 ANYONE needing Nurse's tape 886-8519 new student 771-7500 fnendly 827-1230 ext CliniC, part- time Mon- Aide Alternoons or mid- 773-9548 EXPERIENCED Caregiver Pianos' Planosl Planos 148, Days Evenings & 1988 HONDA Accord LX- 4 days, Tuesdays, Thurs- nights References 406 flllEWOOD ' Same location 18 years door, 5 speed, In great Lot s of TLC for the eld- AREAS Largest Selection Weekends, 884-2413 days & Fridays, approxI- Paula 884-8125 Grosse POinte reSident, erly Excellent references Quality Pianos- Yamaha, shape, loaded 884-3419 mately 3. 6 pOSSible FIREWOODI Hardwood 18 years Call Cathy 343-0649 301 SITUATION WANTED Kawai, BaldWin and 506 PET BREEDING additional hours, starting and mixed wood $55 1986 Honda CiVIC, great NURSE'S Aide, excellent OffiCE CLEANING others From $395 SpI- first of the year Dulles per cord Free kindling STUD SERVICE- for York- condition Whltel blue In- references bonded In- nets, consoles, grands, Include working with pa EURO Maids- European 293-6453, Pioneer Tree USED GOLF CLUBS shire and poodle 296- tenor 884-1244, eve- uprights Michigan Plano !lents, light typing & filing sured Will travel Live-In, style of cleaning Days or Service WANTED 1292 nmgs Company, Woodward at Please call or leave mes hourly 882-2535 nights $15 SpeCial for Full Sets, SEASONED hard, hard oak 9 Mile Rd 54802200 600 AUTOMOTIVE 606 AUTOMOTIVE sage lor interview 521- thiS month 365-1095 Wedges, Pullers, Etc 303 SITUATION WANTED wood Spilt! stacked and Open 7 days AMC JEEPS/(-WHEEl 8480 DAY CAllE delivered $75 Seasoned f3f3~ ..f3(bUf3 AMC 1978 Pacer Wagon OFFICES 1986 BLAZER, new tlresl Greetings 754-1335 Cash for pIanos now! PS, air, stereo, good 204 HEll' WANTED WARM, fnendly envlorn- PROFESSIONALL Y loaded, looks good, runs tires One owner Clean DOMESTIC ment for child to grow CHIMNEY caps. $4750 In- great $6,700 776-8029 CLEANED o 40S ESTATE SALES 405 ESTATE SAlES and well cared for $600 and learn Call or drop- stalled Chimney clean- HOUSEKEEPER, live In Reasonable Rates 882-7455 601 AUTOMOTIVE In Marco Polo Pre- lng, $64 50 885-3311 between 25 & 50 can be References Available PARTS/TlIIESI ALARMS School 19925 Vernier, employed elsewhere LARRY 776-4570 601 AUTOMOTIVE More for a home than Harper Woods 886-3248, ~ CHRYSlER USED lires all sizes 175/ OFFICE cleaning, speCial NORTHERN wages References 881 ask lor Helley 1985 Dodge Van Red and 70113 like new 331-8824 programs, Windows, FIREWOOD CO. CROlllbow 8gtote go~eg white Red Vinyl 8 pas. 7502 The Nanny Network, Inc. walls, gutters Reliable • Excepbonally fine, mixed ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATIONS senger Air, power steer- 610 AUTOMOTIVE Quality profeSSional child HOUSEKEEPER' needed 774-6978, Carl hardwood Complete Service mg/ brakes, more 882- SPons CAllS care In your home Call Excellent Part or full lime FleXible • Oak, Ash, Hickory and Glen and Sharon Burkett 7016 us NOW lor Information 1988 CORVETTE, yellow, hours Some child care 400 MEIICHANDISE References 885.0826 ANTIQUES FrUitwoods 1984 CHRYSLER LeBaron, low mileage, loaded, very own transportation Great 650-0670 • Guaranteed to be quahty great body high miles, very clean, under war- pay Call alter 4 p m ANTIQUE oak Icebox With BABAR'S HOUSE seasoned fireplace wood $1,200 or best 521-1577 anty $22,800 777-5141, 885-1829 casters, great for a bar Pnvate home French influ- or double your money d-I t ~ SUSAN HARTZ after 5 p m 5274629 ence non smoker, hot Excellent condition 822- GROSSE POINTE CITY LOVE WORKING back $55 PER t tar Z lJIIJ WITH CHILDREN? meals Full time open- 7062 886-8982 Be a nanny Full time! part Ings ages 2 thru Kinder FACE CORD HARlZ HOUSEHOLD SALES,INC. lime Good salary and garten ON THE HILL 777.4876 Trust your sale to us knowmg that we are the most benefits Call The Nanny 881.7522 Second Story Antiques experienced moving and estate sate company In Network 65Q.0670 304 SITUATION WANTED 85 Kercheval 401 HOUSEHOLD SALES the Grosse POinte area GENEUL ' Above Something SpeCIal For the past 10 years we have prOVided first qualrty NO CLASSIFIED ADS 106 Mon - Sat, 10-7 Thur EXPERIENCED European HARTZ HOUSEHOLD servICe to over 500 satisfied clients CAN BE TAKEN Lady IS seeking live- In or Sun 12to 5 SALES Fabulous whole AFTER NOON 884-4422 CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE - 885-1410 live out poSItion as baby house estate sale With Protect your companion With proper I 0 ON Representing 7 Dealers thousands of antique FOR UPCOMING SALE INFORMATION sitter! housekeeper com ThiS Holiday Season FRIDAY panlonshlp for elderly Items Next week January person Call alter 8 p m 4th & 5th, Watch thiS One of the nicest thmgs you can do for your Call your ads In Early' ORIENTAL RUGS at 8840721 Very effi- space for details next GROSSE POINTE NEWS Don I sell yours unbl you OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References companion animal IS making sure he or she week or call the Hartz Cient and reliable Non- see us We pay top dollar can get back home If they ever become lost 882.6900 hotllne at 885-1410 smoker lor your Oriental rugs Many pets end up lost and confused on the NEED SOMETHING regardless of Sile or KATHERINE ARNOLD streets due to Improper Identification condllion 932.3999 400 MEIICHANDISE MOVED? ANTIQUES & ASSOCIATES EspeCially at thiS very busy time of the year It BUILD YOUR Two POinte reSidents Will IS sometimes very easy for pets to get out CAREER move or remove large or Estate. Moving Sales Owners are often too occupied to notice until UPON THE small quantities of lurnl ItS' too late Makmg sure that your pet IS ture appliances planas wearing hiS or her current I D IS one of the ROCK.QI or what have you Call for CASH NOW CALL 771-1170 best things you can do for your pet ThiS Will Take adVarlUlgeof all free estimate enable them to be returned to their homes we have 10 offer 8224400 Appraisals Antiques Unsurpassedreal For your Oriental Rugs, Paintings, A SAP Without them ending up lost or eslate trammg 305 SITUATION WANTED Jewelry Fine Furniture, Porcelains, Injured programs A top nolch HOUSE CLEANING Many pets that are brought to our shelter never sales ~Ulffto lcam LET First Maid Clean your Collectibles including Dolls, Royal get back home because they are not able to from Computcmed sale., support ~ystems home office or condo Doultons, etc. tell us where they belong And a name that'~ Bonded and Insured Ex Phone 963.6469 Cora FREE verbal appraisal. Please Help Us Make It A Be Kind To Animals ~cc()nd to none cellent references Call World for 1991 Call our office today 2289262 When making those New Years ResolutiOns And start your carccr on remember your companion animals sohd ground HOUSEKEEPER seeking l ASK FOR more Nork Grosse :?l101tufk~ Identification Tags DOUG ANDRUS POinte area Already es Smce 1927 1>5 If you are gOlrg out of town Wlth your pet be tab I shed 7562073 Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. Tr-e Prudential. 409 E. Jefferson Estate - Household, MOVing sure to put a temporary I 0 Tag which will Groase POInte FASTIDIOUS housekeeper Real Estate Co CERTIFmn AUCTIONEERS have the place where you Will be staYing seeks POSitions In Grosse MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI 882-0087 POinte Call Margaret & ESTATE APPRAISERS 882-1498 885.6604 882-4824 • - ...... ,."....,..--_"f'i ___ .... ,,"~ - - --f r .~ ( j December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 138 61 0 AUTOMOTIV~ 700 APT5/FlATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLAn/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPUX 702 APTS/FLAT5/DUPUX 70, HOUSES FOR RENT SPORTS CARS Pointes/Horper Woo~s 70' TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS Pointes/H.rper Woolls P.intes/H.rper Woods S.C.S/Mocomb County 716 OFFICES/COMMERCIAL Detroit / Wayne County FOR lENT ' fOR RENt CORVETTE 1976, excellent THREE bedroom upper flat ST.CLAIR Shores, 2 bed- UPPER flat, 3 bedroom, IIV' NEFF near Village Clean, GROSSE POlilte border on TWO bedroom townhouse condition $8000 795 In Grosse POinte Park room, 1 1/2 bath, modern GROSSE POinte Farms Ing room, dining room charming 2 bedroom a canal Large 3 bed Lakeshore Village all ap 9571 Separate basement and kitchen, heat water and Law bUilding Will accept kitchen bath, stove, re lower Fireplace, slate room, decorated home pliances central air furnace Appliances carport mcluded central 1 lawyer January 1 1991 frlgerator carpellng floors modern kllchen Two full baths liVing $675 Available January '11 AUTOMOTlV~ provided 1 year lease 18430 Mack Ave 884- throughout, basement snow removal $700 air $675 884-0735 room With Ilreplace, lam TRUCKS $575 plus utilities 886 15th 7763518 6770 No pets 1445 Somerset, month 882-5877 GRANT MANOR Ily room basement With 8346 LAKESHORE Village town 1985 FORD F150, 6 cylin Grosse POinte Park SENIOR CITIZEN laundry, finished alllc, EXECUTIVE Offices avail SOMERSET- Two bedroom 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLfX house Completely rede der slick loaded $2200 $500 1374-4496 882- APARTMENTS ceiling fans natural able full service Included Detroit/W.yn. County corated 2 bedrooms 778-4319 upper appliances In 5486 Affordably Priced Indepen- woodwork, hardwood Affordable Copywrlte cluded washer dryer, floors, Window treat- central air washer dryer Inc 5456320 TWO bedroom flat, qUiet WHITTIER! Harper area dent liVing for seniors age 1987 FORD RANGER XLT half of garage $525 plus ments fenced-In yard No pets $610 per month attractive, refrigerator One bedroom apartment 62 and over who like the 20737 Mack and 20725 Dark blue/ Bottom grey utllilles 8223576 after 7 With pool and deck plus 8861261 8864200 Ask stove Available nowl heat and appliances In. option 01 making new Mack Grosse POinte stripe V6 5 speed bed p m or leave message cluded $320 526 3864 1/2 basketball court pfl for Lorraine 828.7664 fflends being Involved III Woods Retail storefronts liner AM/FM casselle vate & secure parking All HARCOURT- Townhouse 3 HARPER / Whittier/ Cad SOCial actIVities and stili 710 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS ApprOXimately 1 380 rear slide Window Excel NOTTINGHAM/ 'arge 3 appliances Ideal for bedroom 2 1/? bath, leux one bedroom apart have the privacy and III WANTED square feet at $1 050 a lent condition 57 000 bedroom upper appll' profeSSionals $650 large liVing room/ fire. ments $345 a month dependence of their own month and 1 650 square miles Original owner ances garage Newly month plus Ufilitles, secu. WANT TO RENT your lur place dining family Siove, refrigerator car. apartment from $390 a feet at $1 350 a month $4 450 Days 884 8020 palilted 2 porches sepa rlly and last months nlshed air conditioned room New kitchen/ appll pet IIlcludes heat 884 month Conveniently lo- Owner pays taxes and evenings. 884 1764 rate basement Owner Available January 1s1 home condo or flal for ances New carpeting 6080 cated 10 St BaSil and St extenor Insurance Red occupied $625 per Call 1-359-8439 or 1 359 June 15 through October 613 AUTOMOTIVE central air, full basement! Veronica Paflshes, Semta Carpet Kelm Shorewood month 823 2865 HARPER/ Park Dr. 1 bed- 5222 Diana 15 1991 Mature couple WANTED TO IUY recreation 2 car garage/ busllne and shoppmg Real Estate Inc 886 room heat air appli- former Grosse POinte res automatic door pnvate 1367 Maryland. 2 bedroom 171009 Mile, East DetrOit MARSEILLES belween 8710 TOP $$ PAID ances Parklllg $345 Idents With no children drive patio yard Snow/ With new bathroom, fresh 771.3374 Mack and Warren 3 For Junk wrecked and un. One year lease C W no pets non smokers lawn service $950 decor full basement, ga- rooms $300 per month wanled cars and trucks Babcock 839-6389 MODERN 1 bedroom. Ap- References Please call month NO PETS 823- rage, appliances $450 Metro ASSOCiates P 0 TWO MONTHS State licensed pliances, central air, dish 1407-2348364 or write 2901 With lease required Avail BISHOP/ Mack 2 bedroom 46603 Mt Clemens, MI BULL AUTO PARTS washer washer and Apartment 3F 1815 able now 886 24q6 for upper f'replace formal 48D46 894-4488 PARK, Beaconsfield Soulh dl)ier, 11 Mile! Jefferson MOOring Line Drive, Vero FREE appointment dlnlllg completely rede of Jefferson, 3 bedroom $440 per month 274- Beach FI 32963 WANTED good used cars 4100 block Buckingham, 3 lower, stove refrigerator, GROSSE POinte City, 2 corated, and updated 2932 RENT and trucks also wrecked bedroom, 1 1/2 bath bun. newly painted, separate bedroom lower New car Appliances Included 714 LIVING QUAIlTERS or repalrables 771-8953 ONE bedroom apartment, galow Appliances, car. TO SHARE Plus a great location for basement and utilities 2 pet ttlroughout Remod $475 plus security 881- carpeted, appliances, St peted, $550 343-0797 thiS very nice sUite of com. want your beat up car porches, off street park- eled kitchen Appliances 3876 after 5 RESPONSIBLE working Clair Shores 775-4519 HARRISON Township lortable and convenient of- Jim 372-9884 Days Ing, one month security Included Private base. female to shar" three UPPER FLAT ON fICes In Harper Woods 822-3439 ment Snow removal In Waterfront home 39304 bedroom home In St JUNK cars and trucks ASHLAND ON CANAL ST CLAIR SHORES 1,600 square feet near 1- c1uded No smokers No Lakeshore Dnve S of S Clair Shores near 11 Cash waiting Call Paul CLEAN, spacIous 2 bed- Two plus bedrooms, two 94 and Vernier Easy on/ pets $675 plus utilities 12- Jefferson, extra large 1 River Road Large 4 bed. Mile Road 293-1206 372-1110 room flat Grosse POinte baths off.street parking off X Way SpeCial fea. Available Immediately bedroom units QUiet room, 3 bath, 2 fire. Park All appliances Ideal sun porch secure yard NON- Smoking housemate tures Include convenient 882-2234 smaller community From places, allached garage for adults, no pets $525/ Ideal for working profes fireplace dog $250/ utili parkmg entrance waiting 651 10ATS AND MOTORS $470 mcludlng heat & 2 boatwells With hOist month plus utilities 331- 1021 Wayburn, lower 2 slonals $330 plus utilities, ties Leave message area, speCial luncheon/ carport Call weekdays or Call Michigan Realty Co. 4717 bedroom, carpeted, dish last month and depOSit 885-4008 snack area With complete 1982 Starcraft 16 1/2 with weekends Mr Klein 775-5757 washer refngerator, Call for appoilltment kitchen faCilities Com. 1982 Johnson outboard NEFF Road, 2 bedroom WANTED to share 3 bed stove, recently decorated 1.313-359-5222 or 359-8439 pletely redecorated and Includes Shore Lander duplex, $625 month 70. HOUSES WANTED TO RENT room home Seperate garage $450/ month plus MORANG/ Duchess- 1 bed. ST CLAIR APTS carpeted, With new every- trailer All excellent condi- Available January 1st phone line $40/ week ulilltles Secunty deposil room, heat air, appli- thing throughout Super tIOn $4800 882-8961 af. Call 9- 5, 882-0656 After WANT to rent your fur. 372-5134 8395649 Days 962-4790, Eve- ances Parklllg $365 neighbors Come VISit ter 6 5 call 882-0245 296.1912 nlshed air conditioned nings 886-1353 One year lease C W POINTE Rentals has 1 bed- home, condo or flat for 716 OFFICES/COMMEIICIAL 886.1763 881-1000 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX Babcock 839 6389 FOR RENT ATTRACTIVE, well kept 1, ELEGANT 2 bedroom 2 room apartment, 12 Mile June 15 through October Pointes/H.rper Woods 2 bedroom rentals Com. bath lower on Harcourt NOTTINGHAM/ Whittier. 1 near Jefferson Carport 15, 1991 Mature couple PRIME HARPER Woods, 20390 TWO and three bedroom pletely remodeled kltch. SpacIous liVing room, and bedroom heat, air appli- $395 885-4364 former Grosse POinte res. OFFICE SPACE Harper small office Ideal apartments Grosse ens and baths Includes. dining room With French ances Parking $355 Idents With no pets, no for Rep $125 Includes 705 HOUSES FOI RENT POinte Woods- large Units appliances, new children, non smokers utilities 884-7575 doors to family room One year lease C W Pointes/H.rper Woods Available In vanous sUite carpetlllg, natural fire. References Please call, with full basement and Fireplace, dishwasher, Babcock 839-6389 sizes from 200 square BOUTIQUE office space, central air, from $625 to place, private parklllg, appliances Basement WOODS 3 bedroom brick 884-6779 GRAYTON / Cornwall, feet to 800 square feet $125 and up 15100 $725 per month 222 basement, garage From storage, garage and lawn colonial, family room, fin. To fit your IndiVidual beautiful, spacIous 2 bed- 70' TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS Mack Grosse POinte $425 886-2920 Ished basement, fire. 5870 service $950 881-5967 FOR RENT' needs Prime Harper Park Corner Mack and room upper large place, garage central air AVAILABLE Nowl Nice 2 TROMBLEY- three bed- GROSSE POINTE NEWS kitchen, all appliances THREE bedroom condo In Woods location near 1-94 Maryland BeautifUlly dec. newly decorated Great x.way Lots of parking bedroom upper on Lake. room upper, 2,000 carpet automatic garage Grosse POinte Immediate orated Parking a plus, 882-6900 house I $1,050 Available pOinte, Grosse POinte square foot, fireplace, no door must see I $500 1 occupancy $950 month very reasonable we pay your moving LUXURY FURNISHED November 15th 855- Park appliances, use of pets, 2 baths $850 1/2 month security 886- plus utilities 886.5800 Call Jim, 9- 9pm costs'" 884-2257/ 885- Two bedroom condo 1/2 4411 washer and dryer 823. Available February 331- 1924 Coldwell Banker 881-1000 4445 3842 Leave message 1918 block to Village $1,500/ 1443 Hampton 3 bed. Schweitzer Real Estate month Includes utilities WHITTIER! Somerset. 2 rooms, 1 bath, fireplace WE are lOSing 2 great ten. ONE bedroom condo, gar. SPACIOUS newly remod- newspapers, cable TV bedroom, heat, air, appli. garage $850/ month ants and need 2 more eled 2 bedroom carnage phone, lillens, dishes, ances Parking $450 881-8321 den level RIViera Ter. house In pnme Grosse We have a 1 bedroom for EVERYTHING except One year lease C W race Immediate occu- POinte location $775/ $300/ month and a 2 clothing and food Avail Babcock 8396389 GROSSE POinte Woods, pancy $600/ month 778 month Call after 6 p m bedroom with garage for one bedroom, screened able Jan 1 Call days for MORANG/ Whitehill 1 bed- 6336 or evenings 884 884-9319 $350/ month Available porch, 1 1/2 car garage, 7377 Information 882-2415 room heat air appli. January 1 Mack at Mary. no basement Lovely bun UPPER 3 bedrooms car- land over store. fronts BASEMENT apartment ances parking $385 1 galow $550 plus utllilies CONDO one bedroom peting, garage & base year lease C W Babcock large closets neWly deco- We come With refer- nea"r , Grosse Pbmte 463-7398 ment $435 plus security 8396389 • ences- you should too Woods, 1 bedroom, ga. rated In mauve, comforta . 885-7138 bly private, heat, refnger Call for an appolntmenl rage, yard, Electrrc stove BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom GROSSE POlllte Woods 3 hook. up 882 8088 PARK 2 bedroom lower Checkmark SerVices, upper With balcony, liVing bedroom house, $750 ator, stove and carport Included $525/ month Recently painted and car. 884-5238 806 Neff lower flat, 2 bed & dining room updated short term lease avail 779-6531 peted Appliances, Includ- rooms, den, fireplace, for. kitchen freshly pa,nted, able, non smoker pre. EXECUTIVE LIVING ferred Call 881-4577 af- Ing use of washer and mal dlnlllg room, new hardwood floors base- TWO bedroom Townhouse, SUITES ter 6pm dryer $400 331-3758 kitchen With modern ap- ment and garage $450/ Lakeshore Village, newly MONTHLY LEASES pliances, newly deco month With heal! appll' GROSSE POinte Woods, 3 decorated, new carpetlllg, rated, one car garage, no ances Included Available bedroom 1 1/2 bath stove, refrigerator, dish. GROSSE POINTE Furnished Apartments, Utili- pets $850/ month Call Immediately 886-2056 Nicely decorated Insu. washer, air conditiOning MOVING AND ties Included Complete Lone, 824-5454 ext 104 lated. low heating costs $600/ month 881-5513 STORAGE COMPANY With Housewares LlI1ens, AFFORDABLE one bed. After 600 pm call Jan, $750 778-0890 Color T V And More Call room upper, carpeting Reasonable Rates 884-6904 For AppOintment appliances Included PrI. Reliable SeMce TROMBLEY ROAD SIX ACIlOSS 47 Tap genUy 474-9770 BEACONSFIELD / Essex, vate entrance $300 plus 921ndUWl 1 Weaver s 37 Capu.aJ or Local & Long Distance bedroom, 3 1/2 bath Col- I GUllle fOl' the 48 Trader, once 94 Bnwhan 77 Observes outstanding 2 bedroom half utilities 194-Cadleux W.... Men 50 Scoundrel reed Oregon 78 Threerold Onial Month to month seaport 2 SantIago de 38 Fragran t FIVE room lower, appll' 5 RIVer In 51 SalacIOUS 79 ClassIfies upper, gorgeous new area 264-1569, leave 96 Free -, a oleore"'m 822-4400 ances, garage, depOSit, lease One month secu- Prance 52 CIImtmas 97 Tax 82 Con Imued kitchen all appliances 111- message seaport 39 Scattered rrty depoSit Tenant pays 10 Theme song 98 Amencan Joud noISe $440 after rebate 884- 3 Grandparent oJ seed 84 Buenos- Free EstImates cludes microwave, park 15 Chooses M "Murder In genera! 3084 LOVEL Y Modern 1 bed- lawn/snow/utilities No 19 The SPirit or the Cathed 4 Took 40 Proofreader s 87 Pattern guIde lng, storage $515 886- 100 Like ""me umbrage mark 89 The birth of room apartment. car pets please Available Chnstmas ral" play semor clll 1924 :ro Seasonal wnght 6 Lover or 41 River of Christ peted, air conditiOning Immediately $2000/ tree-topper 56 Snare "'05 cruelty Pans 91 loud-VOlCed 102 AcademIC 6 PosUJVe pole 43 Nobleman SMALL 1 or 2 bedroom parkmg Whittier near month CHAMPION & 21 MIStake 57 Uncle dIal dlSSertabons people 7 Eye ask8l1ce 44 Conserve or 93 Ilall btrd home $350 5558 Rad- Kelly Road. $310/ month BAER, INC 884-5700 22 Hazvest 51>Word ror 103 Out ngger 8 1>oc,ety page grapes THE 23 Greek under word canoe 95' - Mar nor Open house Satur. IIlcludlllg heat 881-3542 ground 60 SkuII pro- word 46 NatJve lene" 610 Hampton- two bedroom 106 SIoJ'3l!e 9 Church omc pohceman day- 11 am. 2 p m ~ Gave out tuberance structures 97 Home of the CHALMERS/ Elmdale- 1 ranch $1,500 per month spanngly 62 IndIan e1'5 47 Rural lanes Mels BLAKE 106 Welsh ID Hosteols s 49 Fl'ench king 215Mountain 63 -It ClUlle 99 Immatunty SOMERSET- two bedroom bedroom, heat, air, appli. Coldwell Banker. SOClaltSl dOmaJn 52 Tobacco roli O}\1B\N¥ crest upon the _ !07 FesloOns of 101 Early Hallans lower, appliances $560 ances Parking $345 Schweitzer Real Estate, 28 Cal ,fomla clear - 11 Hockey star 153ClassIcal Ian 102 Number or holly Robby guage 886-5800 valley 65 P,th helmet III Energy 'days of month plus ulilities 822 One year lease C W 12 - ""hool 155Downpour Chnstmas- Has a select number of one and two bedroom 27 The Chnst 67 Dan~erf,eld 112 EntWines Babcock 839-6389 (secondal)' 158Curus m"ts 104 MadISOn apartments that Will enhance your Irfestyle 3576 mas season 69 Amo, _ , 118 Genus of school ror 159Mlnera! Avenue dem AVAILABLE January 1st. 29 Wllller urne amal reLaceans GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPl£X short) depos,ts zens In Harper Woods • East Delroa Ideal location, close to In N Y 70 Laural 117 Famous SI They re boundanes 13 Jots 61 Sleep dlStur 106 Bay wonoow , SENIOR DISCOUNT S.C.S/Mlcomb County 'fiddle' 14 RepresenutlOn ber, perhaps school and shopping, round under 71 Puzzle d,a 107 '"The - or , 1ST MONTHS RENT FREE' 119 Use or n 64 Carp p"Ully RELAX! ONE bedroom apartment, 126 Across gram 121 Platmum the MIlll1" 'SOME INCLUDE HEAT bus 2 bedroom lower Acrass 66 Pumpkin 108 RLbhcal S3 Wlnmng 72 Chmt s wtre loop carpeted appliances l5 It iii found on C'all"T of • SOME HAVE AIR CONDITIONING USE OUR FAX Can be seen December margin per "cnb" 122lfat matonal name 126 ,l,c ross rhyme 109 Anger heat Harper/ 8 Mile area 26th, 27th First, last and haps 715Ilogma 123 ( lVet Ioke • BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED 16 Wampum 68 Folio .... or 110 Rat, onal 34 W,de 76 G\fis animal Call and mqulre about our 7786313 securrty 777-8690 17 Record ,,~,. I t2 Carry on as $475 TO $550 36 Wedge shapM 80 Ona.",,, 124 Isr""l, de""rt FAX MACHINE. When leveler 81 FamIly car 18 -Fa. rarm, - 70 Le~"la,ur ... war FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPl£X IZ5 AppraISe 28 ( am !Uow 7t Imp"'1ng tl3 Pole 702 APTS/FlATS/ DUPUX S7 SIXhne 83 ShIp', route 126 II, decor PLEASECALL time is short and our lines el""io'l 72 Wmd} IImt> 114 ltahan nohle S.C.S/ Mu.m~ County stanz.a 115 R,o de - ated for S,C,S/M.comb County 30 1"\ roU"~ 73 Palm lOcka hou.w are busy, you can Simply 40 W,nlt>r Il6 Ra.. Chnstma.., 32 Shatnf'r n too 115 (;enn 881-6100 me-Ions 88GI~llr on{" t27 Foe FAX the copy along With mil 74 Forty _ 118 Pro - (ror 42 Son of (hao, 90 LaughIng 128 Stone pillar 34 I Ian - 75 line or a thE't1mp billing and category 46 MedICinal 91 Reclp" d".,c t29 !Ia.'tened 3S ( Lt) n. ""... Tmkl< hordf" heong ,hon) information plants tlQn DOWN NORTH SHORE pap<''' 76 Tan,," 120 Ammal doc 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 GROSSE POINTE NEWS IN 15 16 17 18 9 ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT! 882-6900 20 21 22 ST. ClAIR SHORES 23 24 For a limited time only, EASTLAND VILLAGE Is PARK- 2 bedroom lower 25 16 new bathroom new fur- (at 9 - 1/2 Mile & Jefferson) V offerIng ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT",This 28 29 30 31 nace newer appliances 32 beautrful community near the suburbs of Lake St. hardwood floors, S4251 13 34 J5 36 month 822 2673 lARGE DELUXE Clair offers many amenities Including: » 40 41 42 4J 44 45 LARGE upper, 4 bedrooms, ONE AND TWO BEDROOM 46 41 48 • Beautifully landscaped grounds 2 baths new kitchen and APARTM~NTS WITH 49 50 breakfast room liVing 51 • Your own private basement 52 53 54 56 56 • 2 clllbhouses & 2 pools room dining room and 57 58 • Excellent location near Eastland Mall and sun porch all new car • Central air conditioning 58 60 61 62 petlng $1 200/ month 63 64 major freeways with easy access to down. • Carports available 1 65 66 61 6ll plus security 885-2874 town, Financial District and hospitals after 6 00 pm • Close to a newly renovated shopping 69 70 71 • $100 security deposit n 73 4 ST JOHN area Cozy upper center (8 • 1/2 Mile & Jefferson) 76 7lI • Rentals from $515 flat $340 month plus se • In the heart of the boating and flne lIll I 82 83 64 • Located at 1-94 & Vernier near the Grosse cunty No pets 886 1776 as 8ll B7 Il8 Polntes, just east of Eastland Center Mall GROSSE POinte fabulous restaurant area 89 90 91 IIlslde spacIous newly 92 • Swimming pool & clubhouse 94 95 95 97 remodeled cozy 2 bed 911 room flat Includes appll A mce place to call home 100 10\ 1 ances laundry faCilities From $570 100 104 105 106 plenty of closetsl storagE' 1 108 110 111 rS~tlandey;ztlar;e space Plus more Call 3 Call Today 11 lTl 114 115 108 pm 8850673 To see these exceptIonal apartments 116 117 118 \19 120 11' 886-1783 ~ TWO bedroom upper appll Monday Fnday 9 5 • Safurday 10 3 122 123 A Village Green Community 'Some reslrlcllons may apply ances $550/ month 124 .25 Great condition available 126 127 771-3124 128 '29 Immediately 881 7708 Aver.,e time of oolutlon 69 mlnul~ ...... --_ .A.. ~ .. h - •••••• F" .. --..... __ 1' A .. __ .. 2 2 . .~ ...... -...... ~_ ...... ----- J _ ;; - - - r'.ot.API ~~ t.A1r'ROFILI.AIN(l ~~RVICE r. 1 ---;- 148 December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 716 OFFICES/COMMUCI L 722 VACATION RENTAL fOR RENT • OUT OF STATE 100 HOUSES FOIT SALE 103 CONDOS/ AP'TS/ FLATS TH E MARK I 8LDG CONDO & VILLA EAST DETROIT- (2} Excel SHARP 1 bedroom coop In EFFECTIVEJANUARY 1, 1991 23230 MACK AVE VACATION RENTALS lenl starters Maintenance the 11 mllel Jefferson ST CLAIR SHORES BAHAMAS free extenors totally re area Prrvate laundry and Office sUites available Subscription Rate Increase CARIBBEAN modeled mlenors Both carport Seller Will fl Upper Level FLORIDA sharp and ready to move nance CENTURY 21 Variable Sizes HAWAII Into Excellent finanCing AVID INC 7788100 Modern-Affordable MEXICO ,wailable for low down Out of State Inquire on other locations . Personalized Vacations' payment In State 10' FLORIDA P'ROP'ERTY 771 6691 886-3086 313-669.7500 ST CLAIR SHORES Move HARPER Woods 20394 COLLINGWOOD Ontar 0 VERO BEACH FLORIDA III con dillon 3 bedroom Harper 2 rooms plus re Group chalet 7 8 bed The Prestigious Moor. 1 YEAR 24.00 26.00 bllck ranch New oak ceptlOn and storage rooms flleplace kitchen Ings SpacIous condoml kitchen $79900 $475 per month Includes Walking dlslance 10 Blue nlum 1900 square leet CENTURY 21 AVID, Utilities 884 7575 Mountain Ski Resort AI For sale by owner INC 778-8100 2 YEAR 40.00 50.00 ter 5 p m 882-8118 $169000 Two bedroom OFFICEI RETAIL SPACE OPEN Sunday 12 to 4 two bath hVlng room din available for lease In CANCUN MeXICO Two bed 1375 Aline Grosse Ing room FlOrida room prime seiling 'On the room t\'\o bath condo on POinte Woods between 8 kitchen laundry room 56.00 65.00 Hili $1650 and up In the ocean June through 3 YEAR and 9 east 01 Mack screened porch Lovely cludes all utilities SUites Seplember $150 per Three bedroom bllck view ReSident manager from 200 sq ft to 1200 day S850 weekly Octo bungalow $103500 Will tennis pool Please call 1 sq II Allowance for (t>n ber through May 5200 help pay clOSing costs 407 234 8364 or write These rates will be effective for both subscription ant Improvements dally $1200 weekly Ac 8822557 Rousseau Apt 3F 1815 Coldwell Banker commodates 4 to 6 Daily renewals and new subscription requests received MOOring Line OlIVe Vero Schweitzer Real Eslate maid service 7738181 ST Clair Shores- 3 bed rooms 1 112 baths Beach FI 32963 Please after December 28, 1990 due to holiday hours. 8852000 Mondal Fllday 9 to 5 freshly decorated, oak nole Will the lady who GROSSE POinte Woods 01 trim large kitchen called about our Condo flce available Immedl 66X225' lot 3 car ga- South and place to live 3~el) 196 sq ...':)ro feet 0n SKI BOYNE COUNTRY rage $79900 778-1441 No:1'1 plaa"a c.d" d\Jdlll Mack between 7 & 8 The phone number on PETOSKEY $275 per month Includes BUYING OR SELLING the answering machine Completely furnished 3 bed- utilities Ideal for manu A HOME was not clear room chalet Two fire facturers rep allorney I Will prepare all legal docu places Sleeps 11 $330 EFFECTIVEJANUARY 10, 1991 elc 884 7300 or 882 ments, $200 complete weekend 647-7233 101 lAKE/RIVE. HOMES 1025 Also trusts Wills, and pro- HARBOR Spnngs! Peto bate Thomas P Waiver ST Clair Shores. 150 & LAKEFRONT- ST CLAIR skey Luxury 3 bedroom ton Attorney, 285-6507 500 square feet Includes SHORES Picture your condo Minutes to ski Classified Advertising Rate Increase utilities & Janitor Ready ST CLAIR SHORES self In thiS 2200 sq ft 4 lodge Weekends or to go Just bring your JUST REDUCED! bedroom brrck 2 1/2 bath weekly 886-6922 or 865- desk & phonel 778-0120 22513 NORCREST home Formal liVing room 4142 8828769 3 bedroom bllck Ranch 1 and dining room, cather SCHUSS Mountain Shanty 1/2 bath, 2 natural file dal ceilings cermalc tile FISHER ROAD Creek chalet In The places, central air and floors family room large Mews- EXECUTIVE SUite Woods Sleeps 8 54 more North of Vernier for 2 3 people Bath wi foyer 2 314 attached ga WORD ADS holes of golf mcludlng between Lakeshore and shower coffee bar court rage NEW steel seawall The Legend TenniS Marter $129,900 Elite yard entry ALSO single landscaping cedar deck pool 357-2618 Realty, 254-5678 office 1sl II share entry lng, paving brrck court TROUT CREEK EAST DETROIT- Absolutely yard Awaking to a beau $5.00 for 12 words. 4S( each FISHERI MAUMEE CONDOMINIUM beautiful 3 bedroom bnck tlful sunrrse over Lake St Lower level 1- 2 person HARBOR SPRINGS, MI ranch, 2 full baths, 2 file Clair $279 000 Open sUite lav Adjacent to Midwest's best places marble and wood SUNDAY 12- 4 22601 skiing Boyne Highlands, accents through. out Statler or call for appoint- additional word. ment 445 0325 1-94 - ALLARD Nubs Nub Indoor! Out- $124,000 Ask for Sharon LARGE OPEN AREA With door & Indoor pools, fit- Bilous 263-8379 ext ON Lake St Clair In Grosse movable partitions two ness center, 10K cross 379- Century 21 East POinte ExecutIVe retreat private offices kitchen 2 country ski trails meeting all re- done In last 2 lavs storage ample park rooms 1-3 plus loft con- THREE bedroom brrck years Call John Hoben Ing dos With fireplaces, whirl. ranch, new kitchen, wood at Adlhoch and Asso pools 1-800-748-0245 burning fireplace DetrOit clates 882 5200 or 886 ON THE HILL 4749 Pleasantvlew, Har- 777-9479 IN COLUMN MEASURED ADS • OPEN RATE 2496 SECOND FLOOR FRONT bor Springs, MI 49740 Windows 635 sq ft Sin GROSSE POinte Farms 3 BOYNE Country, family 113 NORTHERN MICHIGAN gle Side office, single of. bedroom Colonral New chalet on Little Traverse HOMES flce With lav cheap base- family room, new kitchen $10.04 per inch Bay 4 bedrooms, 2 fmlshed basement, 2 car ment hideaway GROSSE POinte MOVing baths, fireplace com. garage large lot For sale Company Regular !'Ips VILLAGE pletely furnished, color by owner, no brokers north Partial loads wel 2ND FLOOR, Windows, TV, cable microwave, please For appointment, come 822-4400 three room sUite retail or dishwasher By week or Days 841-3240 or Eve- week end 882-5749 or nmgs 886 7286 office 817 R£Al ESTATE WANTED 591-6180 19525 MACK BEAUTIFUL pllvate 4 bed- 101 COMMEITCIAL IUllDINGS CASH BORDER. ADS • OPEN. RATE OFFICE SPACE- 1400 sq room home on the straits ft divided Into 3 sections of Mackinac Weekly 15100 MACK We Will pay FOR HOMES Serving Area Since 1938 carpeted Available June July Au- your movmg costs HIS tone bank bUilding beau Stieber Realty $11.12 gust 616627-3652 per inch MACK-KERBY tlfully decorated 3,500 775-4900 4400 SO FT zoned B- 2 HARBOR SPRINGS square feet 2,100 square rear parking Short and long term rentals feet undiVided on 1st 119 CEMnAITY lOTS available For more Infor- floor Zoned- all bUSiness MACK VERNIER mallon call Graham Man $95,000 (Or lease) 884- FOR Sale- four grave sites *$1.00 will be added for billing 4200 SO FT all or part agement 163 E Main, 2257/ 885-4445 at Gethsemlne Cemetery Harbor Spnngs 616-526- $450 each 360-1629 Virginia S Jeffries 9671 103 CONDOSI APTS/FLATS Realtor 882-0899 HARBOR Spnngs- Harbor ST Clair Shores 11 112 Cove Beautiful condo CHARLESTON Place, East mllel Harper 500 square sleeps 4- 12 3 miles from Available soon- Grosse ~~~r~~~~~~'~~~ feet, all conditioned, par- Boyne Highlands or Nubs POinte area Two bed titioned carpeting 5 day Nob Indocr pool hot tub room luxury condo s/ at tached garages Pets wel- .J~~~~~s~~'9 .. lanttor, near expressway, sauna Sylvain Manage Immediate occupancy ment Inc On site 1-800- come Call 881~8146 5500/ gross Includes all 678-1036 REDUCED. For fast sale or utilities and Janitor 778- HARBOR Springs cozy rental I Lakeshore Village 0120 881 6436 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING condo Near skIIng condo, newly redecor- KENNEDY BUILDING Sleeps 8 Furnished 866- ated, 2 bedrooms, hard Affordable office sUites 8924 wood floors air all appli. Large area/single sUites ances Nicest one on the DEADLINES FOR 18121 East 8 Mile Road 100 HOUSES FOR SALE blockl $57000 or $625 opPOsite Eastland Mall per month 225-8428 776-5440 days 886-5706, eve- 49 BELLEMEAD nings the issue of SrlLLMEADOW- 15 Mile 720 ROOMS FOR RENT GROSSE POINTE SHORES Four bedroom Colomal, Road West of I 94 PROFESSIONAL- OUlet finished basement, Ranch unit With attached home Sleeping room library, outstanding garage Two bedrooms, 1 JANUARY 3, 1991 East Warrenl Outer Drive locatIOn, bUilt 1977 1/2 baths private patio area Call before 6 PM 3600 square feet Fully neutral decor Many extra features $79000 CHAM 885-3039 Landscaped Call 886.1329 PION & BAER INC 684 will be as follows: 721 VACaTION RENTAL For Appointment. 5700 FL flDA BY OWNER NAPLES excellent 2 bed- $559,000 100 HOUSES FOR SAlE Word ads must be in by Noon room 2 bath condo sea- sonal No pets S1 500/ month 813775-7609 Friday, December 18, 1990 BONITA Beach & TenniS Club on gulf weekly available January 17th 31st also April & May 294-4324 Measured/Bordered ads must be in by 4 p.m. FORT Myers Townhouse 2 bedrooms 2 baths loft fully furnished Pool and 886-4770 ~~~o~ Thursday, December 17, 1990 Jac.Jzz' No smokers or • 19830 Mack Avenue co~~re~lon pets Available January Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236 May 7726245 The Grosse Pointe News Offices SANIBEL. on Gulf Two bedroom newly deco rated All amenities In eluded S9751 weak 642 will be dosed 0218 Phone: SANIBEL Island house 500 882-9142 Monday, December 31, 1990 feel from ocean 2 bed room 2 bath large hVlng mom large enclosed Tuesday, January 1, 1991 porch Available January Complete Home Inspections Inc. through April 823 5971 Our pre-purchase home inspectIon may save Don't Forget - you a lifetIme of problems and expense. Inspections performed by licensed budd- · "lie 0 Carr your ads In Earlyl ers With over 20 years experience. ~ ... Immediate written report. Call today for a 'l:1 GROSSE POINTE NEWS free brochure or to schedule inspection •• • 882-6900 .- . nn. ~ '-" -- ..• December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 158 Director of Services 902 ALUMINUM SIDING 911 nICK/llOCK WO~K 912 IUllDING/llfMODEliNG 936 HOOIl SANDING/ 914 CARI'fNTRY '17 CfIllNG 1l(I'AI~S ... CfMfNT WOIlK 927 DIlAl'ElllfS LEONARD'S . IlfflNISHING ANDY'S MASONRY AND CORNERSTONE SIDING CHIMNEY REPAIR AMERICANA FIVE STAR CONCRETE work repairs CUSTOM Made slipcovers HERITAGE Floors- Hard- KITCHENS BATHS Sidewalks, porches, chlm Aluminum and vinyl siding CONST. CO. & PLASTERING and draperies Guaran wood floors Installed, neys brick repairs Seav leed workmanship Ex Sanded and Slained Complete custom trim All masonry brick water- Kllchens.Custom DeSign • Drywall • New Cabinets and er s 882.0000 Resldentral and commer- soffit areas gutters and proofing repairs Speclal- Family Rooms • Mud & Tape penenced Call now- Refaclng Bernice 521-5255 Cial Call 294{)()24 or repldcement windows LI. Izmg In tuck.polnllng and Window Replacements • Textured Ceilings • ExclUSive Cabinet Doors 5634281 censed and Insured Free small Jobs Licensed, In Commercial Remodeling • Painting CAPIZZO CONST CUSTOM DRAPERIES • Custom carpentry estimates sured Reasonable Free Interior/Exterior QUALITY WORK Balloons Mini Blinds, • Ceramic Tile SpeCialists BILL 778.0932 KELM 884-5416 estimates 881-0505 882- Additions ALL TYPES OF Verticals Carpeting Grosse POlnle references Floor laying sanding relln- 3006 Cuslom and Quality Always PLASTERING, drywall and CEMENT BRICK AND Wallpaper Bedspreads ALUMINUM! vinyl siding, LICENSED AND INSURED For expert workmanship ceramic tile 30 years ex Ishlng Expert In stain BRICK WORK Tuck pOint- BLOCK WORK Compare our prices With seamless gutters/ down- JIM lJ\ETHEM at afforadable prices call perlence Absolutely Old floors a specialty We ing Small Jobs Reason. Garages raised and set department store 'sales spouts, replacement Win 882-9310 licensed owner guaranteed Call Valen also refinish banisters able 886-5565 down on new ratwall and before you BUY dows/ doors, storm Win. DAVE 885.5774 tlno afternoons 795.8429 535-7256 TEAM BUILDING CO Inle- floor Waterproofing FREE ESTIMATES dows/ doors Ron ALL types of masonry re PROFESSIONAL floor nor and exterior altera CARPENTRY - Porches, PLASTERING, Drywall, LICENSED & INSURED DRAPERIES BY PAT Vercruysse Company, pair Waterproofing, tuck sanding and finishing Doors, Windows Decks Taping & Spray Textur TONY 885-0612 778-2584 774.3542 pOinting Code Violations tlons additIOns, base Finish & Rough Carpen- Ing New & Repair Free Free estimates W Abra. References Licensed ments bathrooms ------=----92. D~fSSMAKING/ try Repairs & Small Estimates 25 years ex- THOMAS KLEINER ham T Yerke 754-8999, 903 APPLIANCE Sf~VICE FREE eslimates 882 cabinetry, concrete, dry TAILOIlING 7723118 Jobs Free Estlm3tes perience Jim Upton 773 ~;1A.SONCONTRACTOR 7196 wall, garages, Siding and 885-4609 4316 or 524-9214 BRICK, CONCRETE EXPRESS Alterations and gutters Licensed and In. '37 fUIlNACf Ilf"AIIl/ CALL GEORGE BRICK and cement repairs Basement Waterproofing repair Overnight and sured Bruce. 794-3509, PLASTERING. Free Estl INSTAllATION Porches, chimneys, tuck- 915 CAIIPfT ClfANING Porches, Chimneys Tuck. same day service avail- NUTTO Kim- 773-9029 males 25 year's expen pOinting Experienced pOinting, driveways, Pa. able Call LOUisa 527- APPLIANCE EXPERT CARPET ence All work guaran ~ Reasonable Neat work '13 IUSINESS MACHINE tlOS, Walks, Steps new 6646 (Harper Woods) A WARM INVITATION CLEANING, INC teed Grosse POinte Insured Seaver's, 882- Ilfl'AI~ Work & Repairs Glass TO SAVE FUEL • Washer. Dryer Service Truck Mount Extraction references All typec; wet ALTERATIONS to Couture- 0000 Block, brick Slone & Tile ThcInno Pride • Vacuum Service and HOLLETT ReSidentIal/Commercial plaster and drywall Lou See me In January to fur- Sales Pallos DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 Blackwell 776-8687 ther develope your ward- GAS FURNACES 912 8UllDING/llfMODfLlNG TYPEWRITER LICENSED, INSURED • Used Stoves.Refrigerators Family Owned-Operated robe Copy a favonte • Up 1040%--fuel saVIngs PLASTERING and drywall SERVICE A1 WORK deSign a new sensentlon • PrO~ldes QUIe~ WE SELL REBUILT EASTVIEW Service all makes- old & K-CARPET Nell SqUires 757 0772 296-3882 Plan now 778-4044 de pen dable comforl WASHERS new Typewnlers, calcula. CLEANING CODE Vlolallons Repaired Lrnda • limIted lJfe~me Warranty ALUMINUM, INC. on fleat Exchanger AND DRYERS tors, etc for sale RIb- Intenorl Exterior Free ALCOA PRODUCTS COMPANY 919 CHIMNfY CLfANING • The recognized Industry bons & supplies for all inspection check can '29 DIlYWALL leader AWnings- Sidings CARPET SPECIALISTS makes and models Holi- save you time and • Tlte last furnace you WIll 445-0776 Combination Storms R R CODDENS. Chimneys day speCial Same day air 882-0688 money Insured, experl. DRYWALL, interior/ exterior buy, guaranteed Screens-Doors-Rooflng cleaned. Screens In clean & new ribbon, $15 enced, references stalled Chimneys rebulltl carpentry texture Call yourTbermo Pride Seamless Gutters dealer lor a fl1Ml Esllmata PARQUEllE S NEW HOURS Rated Best by Seaver Home Mainte- Reasonable FREE est I B,F. Goodrich VmylA repaired 886-5565 Monday-Friday Independent Tests nance 882-0000 mates 773-7994 Washer & Dryer Products 10-5:30 J&J 17301 MACK AVE NEAR ~ Duraclean SUPERIOR Repair Service Saturday 10.2 930 mCTRICAl SfIlVICl CADIEUX ~ By SOLTIS PLASTERING & PAINTING CHIMNEY ALL WORK Plaster and drywall repairs, Specializing In Whirlpool, DETROIT, MI 48224 SYSTEMS ELECTRICAL wiring, fiX- Carpets & Rugs custom painting, tapmg & MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 881-1060 527-5616 GUARANTEED tures SWitches outlets Kenmore & General Electric Furniture & Draperies Chimneys repaired, rebUilt 26 Years Exp L1C & UNDER NEW refinishing Grosse POinte All types- large or small Hot POinte Fire & Water references Insured re-Ilned Insured Licensed References MANAGEME~T Damage Restoration Tom McCabe Gas flues re-lined 931 fUIlNITUllf PROMPT SERVICE SEE SHOWROOM Expert cleanmg for velvets FREE estimates 882. IlfFINISHING/IlEI'AIRS 886-7120 885-6991, Cleaning 7196 & other delicate fabncs 774-7054 BARKER PLASTERING and drywall Certified Insured FURNITURE refinished re- CONTRACTORS 914 CARPfNTRY Recommended for starn repairs TextUring and 771-7678 paired, stripped any type ALL WEATHER Modernization. Alterations resIstant carpets Servmg stucco Insured Pete Tar WADE'S of caning Free esti- REFRIGERATION .Addltlons.Famlly Rooms CARPENTRY- Doors, Win- homes and busmesses smce omlna 469-2967 mates 345-6258, 661- REPAIRED & INSTALLED .Kltchens. Recreation dows porches decks, 1930 5520 Commercial-Residential Areas roofing, repairs, Siding, ELECTRIC ALL MAKES & MODELS aluminum trim work 775- 826-3733 911 CfMfNT WOIlK 943 LANDSCAPING! JAMES BARKER SNOW ~EMOVAL CALL MIKE 882.Q747 886-5044 1303 CARPENTRY- Rough and 916 CA~PfT INSTAllATION R.L. STREMERSCH CHIMNEY CLEANING COMPANY, MAC'S TREE AND 907 IlASEMENT =;.1 CEMENT CONTRACTOR WATfRP~OOfING 912 BUllDING/~EMODEliNG finished Custom work FLOORING SALES Since 1911 SHRUB TRIMMING Code Violations Refer- Cement All Cleanmgs$49 COMPLETE WORK Carpets, linoleum, Tile INC. ences Licensed FREE Dnveways All Repairs, Reasonable rates, quality CAPlllO CONST. Hardwood FlOOring and Relining,Certified Commerciall BASEMENT estimates 882-7196 Pallos service Call Tom 776- ARCHITECT Padding We also proVide Topquality Low Pnces Industrial WATERPROOFING \ Brick work 7 Days a Wee~ References 4429 Residential Installallons re-stretchlng, Basement waterproofing ByAppomtment Residential WALLS STRAIGHTENIiP II • 912 BUILDING, R£MODELING cleanmg and any type of MELDRUM Tree Service AND REPlJ\CED - ...6" C'ofumercial' Steps repair work wmter speclall Stump DONE RIGHT Tuck-POinting 885.7500 777.3590 ~:::""'"~-.., grinding Insured 881- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 331.0066 ~ , Open 7 Days No Job too small 3571 Call lor delalls 566.0777 Free Estimates UCENSED INSURED , ~k ..~ S & J ELECTRIC TONY 885-0612 ~ SPECIALIZING IN ReSidential-Com merclal SNOW Removal- Famous CARPET Coachlighl No Job Too Small DOUGLAS SHAW DRIVEWAYS AND Maintenance. Seasonal CHIMNEY SWEEP CO 885-2930 AQUA-STOP, INC. HOME RENOVATIONS INSTALLATION contracts, reSidential or and RepcllrService BASEMENT Caps-SCroons commerCial Serving Basements Repaired Remodeling or Repairs of No Job Too SlT'ali WA TERPROOFING Installed SERVING THE Grosse POinte continu- No Outside Digging all Intenor and Exterror HOLIDAY SPECIALS LICENSED Animal Removah GROSSE POINTES ously smce 1943 Car- Lifetime Warranty needs From new to old, Free Estimates 527.9084 884-7139 pets, walls, Windows, and speCialiZing In Finish Car- State LICensed SINCE 1965 gutter cleaning, lawn ser. 778-6363 pentry, Intenor Wall Re- 5154 912 BUilDING/REMODELING vice Fully msured and li- moval, Kitchens, Recrea- 912 IlUILDING/IlEMODfllNG CUSWORTH Certlfied& censed 884-4300 THOMAS KLEINER tional Rooms, Llbranes, Insured ELECTRIC INC BASEMENT Fmlsh AttiCS and Base- FAMIL Y OWNED AND SNOW REMOVAl' ReSI- WATERPROOFING ments Small Jobs wel- ESTATE DAVID 8853733 OPERATED dential You have dealt • Digging Method come Serving the Grosse BUROING BROWN ELECTRICAL With the rest, now deal • Peastone Backfill Pomte area since 1975 CONTRACTORS With lhe bestl 885-8744, • Spotless Cleanup HOME IMPROVEMENT Custom Remodeling HOME SAFE FLUE No Job too large or small Tom • Walls Straightened, Kitchens, ubrories Violations Corrected INCORPORATED CHIMNEY SERVICE TREES, shrubs, hedges Braced or Replaced Builders License No 59540 IMPROVEMENTS Master Licensed & Insured Basements, Additions and stumps removed • Brrck and Concrete Work CarpenlIy I ••• ft .... ? •••••••• b ••••••••• _ •• ~~ . b •• beD •••• 'bbb •• tb.D' ••• ~ 77 Ed. ft _.-...... ~-...-...-. _ - . ~ f'f\UD, CTI' U'f'Ql'\r"1I u,t.Jr.: <:I'QVIf'1' , \ 16B December 27, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Director of Services '- 'S3 MUSIC INSTRUMENT 94S HANDYMAN 946 HAULING REPAIR 'S4 PAINTING/DECORATING 9S4 PAINTING/DECORA liNG 965 SEWING MACHINE '51 PLUMBING/HEATING .60 ROOFING SfRYICE SERYICE DO.ALL PROPERTY MAIN HAULING Garage tear ALL planas Concert tuned BRIAN'S PAINTING TUNE UP Sppl Idl "' your TENANCE Painting Inte downs conStruction de at no extra charge 25 Michael's Painting ANR ADVANCE ProfeSSional painting Inte- 110l1\e UerlllPd oil ad nor and extenor drywall years experience Call Maintenance & Repair bns concrete dirt ga & nor and extenor Special. MAINTENANCE plaster refinishing glass 2936074 ElectriC sewer & Electrrc jllst IpibiOI I ::'Y9S All rage and basement Junk Wood Refinishing IZlng In all types of paint. drain cleaning TOilets STON E ROOFI NG I1ldkt'~ all ,Ill£''' B85 block Windows wood brush Can remove or COMPLETE plano service CUSTOM PAINTING Ing CaUlking wrndow and faucets repaired & 884-9512 7'137 gutter repair. home appli move almost anything Tuning rebUilding refln WOOD STAINING glaZing and plaster repair replaced Reasonable. ReSidential 'COlfll1lerlidl ance service all makes Phil Wassenaar Ishlng Member Plano AND REFINISHING All work guaranteed For rates .lndu,lrlcll .rld! Rool '73 TILE WOIIK - models code Violations 8231207 Te<..hnlclans GUild SIgl5 INSURED Iree estimates and 7750651 'Rewollny • Recoatlny 8862920 FAST Pete s Hauling rub mund Bossner 731 7707 MICHAEL A MEDA reasonable rates call 24 hr. Emergency Service .Slngle Ply .Teal Offs CERAMIC IIII' 11001tile In blsh removal trash Junk 885.3230 8722046 CARPENTRY, Electrical PIANO services Tuning .Hot Tar Shingles .Sldte sl<1I',ltIO/I epldc,8ment Plumbing Healing Cool shingles 773 3339 and repair 12 year s ex PAINTING, wallpaper wall INTERIORS 'Tlle .Decks .Copper ami Iepall I REE estl Ing Painting and odd MOVING.HAULING perrence FleXible hours washing Senior D,s BY DON & LYNN FRANK R. Metal rnalp,> Sel1l01 lllizen dls lobs proVided by local II Reasonable rates 881 c.oun! 88? I 19G DEPENDABLE counts Jan 884 8757 • Husband Wife Team .FRE:E ESTIMATES .I(.e censed contractor Refer 8276 Glenda 2930166 EXPERIENCED • Wallpapenng dam .Shlelds .Healer CERAMIC III( lesldelltlal ences Reasonable rates WEIR ,-OW RATES INTERIOR Painting Pla~ter • Painting Tapes Inslalled .Gutters Job,> and rppairs 15 Senior Citizen discount INSURED 954 PAINTING/DECORATING repairs Water damage Installed cleaned re ye,J1 ~ PxpPIIPlice 776 Available 24 hours Call 885-2633 PLUMBING HEATING code Violations repaired paired .L IC!:NSLLJ IN '1097 11b 1113 Andy 882-7196 tor FREE estl 526.7284 WOOD Experienced references BRUSH STROKE SURED mate SEWER AND DRAINS . THE COMPLETE 947 HfATING AND COOLING- REFINISHING Weather sealing Insula BOILER SPECIALISTS FLAT Roof Problems? New .77 WALL WASHING PAINTING SERVICE RETIRED Carpenter 30 ST.9I° ST l\iN '! I\F1NISLJ lion,> lea~,> fOlln(i Sp,,\, rt1bbor f0nfC; ;nc;t~llprl fir year s expenence No Job ALL WEATHER FREE ESTIMATES Duplicate EXisting Finish or er s Home Maintenance SPRINKLER REPAIRS Ilat roof~ Stops dll lea~, P & M W'llllu,v dlld Wall HEATING COOLING 822.3322 too small Reasonable Colors to Match 882.0000 Guaranteed 5526116 Cleaning (~orrnerly rates FREE Estimates REFRIGERA TlON Glosse POinte Fireman Kitchen cabinets staircase BETTER Home Decorating JOE'S ROOFING Teal Clean up rncludpd Ref Furnaces, Boilers 956 PEST CONTROL 885-7711 Alii Fxcellpnt care for handrails vanities panel plaster repair palntrng ofts re roofs repairs erences Please Call Earl Repaired & Installed yoUl l10rne hee esll Ing doors tllm and mold 18 year s experience 3719124 All Makes & Models ANIMAL REMOVAL 381 KERCHEVAL FARMS Siding gutters FREE es Ings rTIdle<; Referpncps 821 CALL MIKE 8820747 Paul 773 3799 SAFE FLUE tlmates Year round RETIRED Handyman Minor Licensed Insured 2984 BOWMAN Painting Inc In- CHIMNEY SERVICE Since 1925 Reasonable prrces qual repairs carpentry electn CUSWORTH References Free Estimates terror/Exterior Free Estl Keith Danielson Ity work Grosse POinte K-MAINTENANCE CO cal plumbing broken PRESTIGE PAINTING CO 882.5169 HEATING AND mates Gary 7781447 Licensed Master Plumber references Call any1lme Wall wasl1lng floor c1eanrng wlrdows and sash cord DAVID ROLEWICZ and -rmxlnq trep estl COOLING 'S7 PLUM.,NG/HEATING 882-3347 replaced etc Reason 2962249 778 5025 GRAND-SON Painting and DAN ROEMER nldlps able References 882 Serving The Grosse home repair Wallpaper ROOFING Repairs chlm PAINTING low rates qual PLUMBING. Major or minor PLUMBING 6759 POlntes too' Plaster and Drywall ney screens basemen I 882-0688 Ity work Interror/ exterior repairS references low Repairs, remodeling, code Family owned & operated repairs Insured Leave leaks, plaster repairs THE Handyman Inc Top free estimates 9724846 rates Paul 756-0197 work, fixtures, water heal LICENSED message for Mark 885- Handyman work Insured •• 0 WINDOW REPAIRS quahty workmanship for ers Installed Licensed Service & Installation 1937 DECKARD PLUMBING Seaver s, 882 0000 carpentry remodeling WALLPAPERING and Insured Commercial ReSidential CO. 1 lak) & Drafty plumbing electrical AND PAINTING QUALITY PAINTING at a 772.2614 TOTAL ROOFING 881-4664 Sales and Service lld -.. - ,.. - -...... _ ...... - - - ...... _ -- ...... - _ ... --.-...... ----_...... _- ( ,. 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Has a complete line of woman's wear from casual to dressy. Al- and smoked turkeys is ~51~!~~~FI. HICKEY'S has all 1 ((J, hE':.fJ' delicious _ definitely a new Ken Done resort-cruise lme wait- ways giving 25% OFF on all acces- sories. FREE gift wrapping with New Year's must. Let us cater your Is your current bathroom outdated? ing for you. Bathing suits, beach cover- gatherings with our delicious party ups, matching T-shirts and short sets, your purchase. Come see us at Jef- Do you find yourself wanting to enjoy trays. Order your New Year's ham, Joyful fun bright colorful sweatshirts, ferson and Marter in the some of the amenities avaIlable in beautiful knit pants for coordinating, Lakeshore Village Shopping Cen- turkey or party trays now. Just phone modern bathrooms of the '90s? If so, ter ... 773-2850. in your order, we'll schedule a time for now is the time to transform that dull beach bags and a variety of accessory your pick-up ... at 21611 Harper (bet- bags. Don't forget to check out our and boring bathroom into the aesthetI- warm-up outfits. * * * ween 8 and 9 Mile) 774-2820. cally pleasing and relaxing enVIron- ment you've always longed for ~ooth- All m the Ladles Department. .. at - - SOMETHING * 17140 Kercheval in-the-Village, 882- SPECIAL wishes you * * ing whirlpool tubs are now avaIlable 8970. /~~\"\IN:S~'CA in a plethora of sizes and colors and h°":~l~"';'c!t/y\ a Happy New Year. can be installed in virtually any bath- "j:.c " !T'..~.:ot.\ We will be closed on Drive In style In 1991. You always * * Saturday, December 29th and will re- wanted a BMW ... well your time is room that has an ordinary tub now. Or * maybe an invigoratmg. steam shower HAPPY NEW YEARI ~ open on Wednesday, January 2nd. now. EIther a new - from all of us at The Hours: Monday thru Saturday 10:00 _ BMW or choose from is what you need to rejuvenate your- League Shop. We will 1k.~(I.(,Sr 5:30 and Thursday 10:00 - 7:00 ... 85 our LARGE SELEC- self after a long day at the office. In be closed - Monday, Kercheval on-the-Hill, 884-4422. TION of used BMW's addition, you'll benefit greatly from December 31st and re-open on Wednes- and make it your new your new environment's carefree Cor- day, January 2nd ... at 72 Kercheval * * 1991 car. Drive in com- ian or granite countertops, three-way on-the-Hill, 882-6880. * fort. Stop by BAVAR- mirrors with state-of-the-art lightmg Our staff :f~ IAN MOTOR VILLAGE and custom vanity cabinets with plen- and see our wide selectzon of B2kfW's ty of storage space. New plumbing fix- * * * :~dhes y~~~ ~(160LD 61FTS tures, offered in more styles and colors loved ones a 'n awaiting you. Driving a BMW IS a fi- than ever before, will provide the "fin- Happy and Prosperous New Year. We nancial security with a luxury to enjoy. edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. And - don't forget to ask about our ishing touch" to your new bath. Why invite you to come In TODAY to take The edmund t. AHEE family and FREE pIck-up and delivery service. wait any longer? The bathroom staff would like to wish everyone a advantage of our after Christmas spe. designs at Custom craft, Inc., 18332 cials. Theresa Abi Ragi-Slmon, 23402 Come by and see us or give us a call for blessed, healthy and Happy New complete detmls at ... 24717 Gratiot, Mack Avenue (between Mack and Mc- Year!... 20139 Mack Avenue at Ox- Mack Ave., south of9 Mile, 772-4220. 772.8600. Kinley), Grosse Pointe Farms, can ford, 886-4600. show you how your bathroom can be * * * * updated and improved. And, best of All our Christmas all, Customcraft oversees your remo- * * * deling project from concept to comple- ~ ~'. )j items are 1/2 OFF Josers Jacobsons -:".• ' ./ ') now through Mon- tion. Call 881-1024, or VlSlt Our show- 5 _" _"_I f 5 jJ room, for a free consultatIOn. -! Clearance of select i~J ..J day, December 31st French Pastry Shop J- 4 j 0 , ~ ~ merchandise has be- (~ and we will close at Wishing everyone a Happy and o " 7 13 14 I~ 16 gun at Jacobson's. ' 18 9 70] 12 73 • • 3:00 p.m. On Tuesday, Healthy New Year! ... 21150 Mack * * * 7\ ]6 71 78 19 30 Wonderful bargaIns m January 1st we will be closed for Avenue, 881-5710. VALENTE JEWELERS ~ all departments - both apparel and the day. The KNOWLEDGE NOOK would like to wish everyone a store for the home. staff would like to thank you and ~FCt:) "Jacobson's" wishes you a "HAPPY * * * very "HAPPY NEW YEAR" ... wish you a Happy Holiday Season 16849 Kercheval in-the- Vil. NEW YEAR!" r-l ...., There is no time more fit- and a prosperous and healthy New lage, 881-4800. BAKE SHOP - Happy Holidays from Year ... 24731 Harper, 2 blocks ting to say Thank You and to all of us at the bake shop. south of 10 Mile, 777-3535. Ample '" wish you a Happy Holiday FREE parking. . Season and aNew Year of * * * n-'~!( health, happiness and pros- N;~apP?earJJ I~O~"N.~~'S. ~~,~I * * perity from KISKA JEWELERS ... 63 from all of us at CONNIE'S & HARKNESS PHARMACY * Kercheval, on-the-Hill, 885-5755. STEVE'S PLACE .. 23240 Greater Now available for all ~ Mack Avenue, one block south of 9 MIle your holiday entertaining - :; NORTHERN FIREWOOD CO. Road, 777-8020 beer, wine and liquor. Hark- Exceptionally fine mixed hardwood * * * ness Pharmacy wishes eve- " of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Fruitwoods. HAR.VEY'S ryone "Happy Holidays" ... Guaranteed to be quality seasoned * 20315 Mack (at Lochmoor) 884-3100. fireplace wood or double your money COMPLEAT TRAVELER back. $55.00 PER FACE CORD. Call We will accommodate all exchanges * * 777-4876. before January 6th. "STOREWIDE * SALE" January 10th. * * * A heart felt thanks to all of our IDEALOffice 0upply Chnstmas customers and here's wish- 50% OFF selected Christmas WRIGHT GIFT & LAMP SHOP ing you the best of New Years ... 345 items!! ... 21210 Harper (2 blocks N. All our Christmas ~tems are Fisher, one block from East Jefferson, now on SALE from 20% - 50% !If of Old 8 Mile) 773-3411. We have 881-0200. plenty of parking in our newly ex- OFF ... FREE parking next to the All Christmas merchandise is panded back parking lot. building ... 18650 Mack Avenue, 885-8839. * * * 50% OFF until Dec. 31st save on tree trims, wreaths and other se- * * * Live JAZZ on lected merchandise... at 115 * * * Kercheval on-the-Hill, 831-3500. "SPECIAL Wednesday and ACCENTS" Thursday nights Wishes you a Happy from 7:30 p.m. to * * * 10:30 p.m. in the New Year!... Our The staff of NO- unique little shoppe is back room. Stop by would like to wish eve- TRE DAME \ for a drink, salad, WILD on the corner of Mack PHARMACY ex- ryone a heal thy and Hap- and Hampton, 886- dessert or a full tends wishes for a WINGS py New Year ... One 0044. dinner. Our winter hours - we are Kercheval, Grosse Pointe, Healthy & Happy starting to serve dinner at 5:30 New Year. We ap- _.~ -- - - 885-4001. * * * p.m. Monday thru Saturday ... at preczate your loyal patronage through 123 Kercheval on-the-HilI, 881- the year ... 16929 Kercheval, 885-2154. 5700. * * * HAPPY HOLIDAYS - from the * * * * * * School BellI After holiday spe- is having their annual cials continue through the New 20%-50% OFF SALE on "Mike's Antiques" Lisa and her selected items... at lear... 17047 Kerchevo.Il in-the- staff would like Isahelle's Be sure to stop by and see our Village. Boutique 20148 Mack Avenue, large variety of mahogany odd to wish everyone 886-7424. a very HAPPY chairs with claw feet. Beautiful * * * NEW YEAR ... carved oriental with inlay ivory 19583 Mack Ave- * * * coffee table. Walnut cedar chest. £CA..&=t()1..(M, FLOOR COVERING nue, 882-3130. Armoires in oak or walnut. Two piece provincial Thomasville chi- NEW carpet SPECIALS are go- na cabinet - plus much more ... ing on NOW! See our large selec- * * * For ALL your Come see us at ... 11109 Morang, tion of floor coverings in vinyl, tile ep . . . Holiday Par- between 1-94and Kelly, 881-9500. and wood. A New Year is ap- oll1te 9:0!:l11l011 ~ ties, Entertain- GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO. proaching - give your house a ing, Special Occasions and New * * * NEW LOOK. Hurry to Eastown _ Let us orchestrate your Year's Eve, shop Pointe Fashions. don't miss out on our SPECIALS ... next move: local, long Receive 20% OFF on winter and See you at ... 20605 E. 9 Mile and d~stance, worldwide, Holiday fashions and 30% - 50% To advertise In thiS column Harper (across from K-MART) 771- small and partial ShIP- OFF on a select group ... at 23022 0390. And, our other store is still at ments welcome. Mack Avenue, south of 9 Mile call ~afhleen 882-3500 14410 Harper, 822-2645. 822-4400 Road, 774-1850. 3fapP9 3fo(ia"9s rom tfieGrosse 1'ointe News ..... _~.t"."''''"""""""""",,,,,* * A". ~ ------_._----- ...... _------__ ._._._ + , .. ~'-, - - --t'. -~ ~ Y" .-...... - •• ------'1