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After a decade, Grosse Pointe Cable sees profits By John Minnis AssISlantEdllor CUIrently Comcm,;t being paid off slightly more comphcat.ed 10 that Slsts of only four common shares troIs three of the shares, while After almost 10 yems In oper The fin,t technltal opemtor WIth the probpect of dividends Grosse Po1Ot.e Cable equIty con- The War Memorial legally can- Comcast has the fourth share at IOn, Grosse POinte Cable faceb was Teleprompter, which was to stockholders, RIckel saId the One half of the War MemOrial's the possibility of being able to later bought out by Wer-,tlng. cable !>ystem IS faCing the POSSI- Grosse Pointe Cable shares I!>spht beneficIally among pay diVIdends thiS yea! to ItS house'b Group W cable Group W billty of being able to consider the five CIties served by Grosse stockholders _ whIch Include cable's 25 percent lI1tele"t In holdmg down rates to subbCrl ownership Pomte Cable, based on the reve four of the Pomtes and Harpel Grosse Pomte Cable was then berb. Stockholders, for example, nue generated over the years Woods. acqulled by Comcast. may deude to forgo diVIdends m from each of the cltleb John M RIckel, chUirman, The lnter.company debt exchange for lower bubscnber Rickel IS the founder of Grosse president and treasul el of reached a hIgh of almost $24 rates Pomte Cable It was hiS Idea Grosse Pomte Cable, said last million, but the company stead Grosse POinte Cable is umque The orgaOlzatlOnal structure, week that the cable system Ily paId down the prmclpal As m that It ib 75 percent owned by Comcas125% ownershIp and financmg scheme hopes to payoff all Its Inter. of Dec 31, 1988, $562,285 re the commumty It serves. The were all his And as the attorney company debt by October, whIch mamed of the debt to Comcast, non profit Grosse Pomte.wlde for and then.presldent of the would mean possible dIVIdends and RIckel IS confident Comcast War Memollal ASSOCIatIOnowns War MemOrial, he proposed that based on eamlngs for Novembel will be paId off thiS yea! 37 5 percent of Grosbe Pomte the non profit commumty center and December. As of the end of 1988, Grosc;e Cable The cltleb of Grosse manage the cable system for the RIckel saId the company's Pomte Cable also had $4 3 mil. POinte Woods, Farms, CIty and five member cIties dlrectol's had agreed that no dlv hon 111 long term bond debt re Palk and Harper Woods benefi Concernlllg the economIc Idends would be patd until all mammg on the bookb The com. ctally own a combmed 37 5 per. structurmg and pelformance of mter.company debt was paid pany has untIl 1994 to payoff cent, and the remaming 25 per Grosse POinte Farms 6.4% hIS company, RIckel said, The inter-company debt IS fundb the bonds, whIch orlgmally to cent Ib held by the technical "Grosse Pomte Cable has been advanced by Grosse Pomte Ca. tailed $72 mIllion DlVldends operator, Comcast Grosse POinte Woods 11.6% Grosse POinte Park 7.5% ble's technical opelator, which IS can be patd whtle the bonds are Actually. the ownership IS See CABLE, page 2A

Farms won't certify election; issue goes Young entrepreneurs to county officials By Dan Jarvis These young men from Siaff Writer Both Solak and Gerald John- Grosse Pointe Farms de. PrImary electIOn results re- son, a state poltce InvestIgator, cided to go beyond the tra- mam uncertam m the Aug. 8 saId the mvestlgation should be ditionallemonade stand Grosse Po1Ote Farms race for completed thIS week and a re- by offering reprinted base- mumclpal Judge as MIchigan port IS expected to be turned ball cards to Kercheval State Pohce wmd up a three. over to both the Wayne County travelers. week mvestlgatlon. prosecutor and county clerk Andy Shelden, 8, left, RIchard Solak, city clerk, saId Johnson saId earlter that if Cliff Magreta, 12, and Jeff the Farms Board of City Canvas- the local board of canvassers de. Shelden, 11. made a total sers declined to certtfy electIon chne to certIfy the election re- of about $2 for two day's results at the Aug. 22 meetmg su~ts, the Issue WIll go before the work, which was more Solak, in a press release, said county board of canvassers and than they plaueci. he recommended that the 00ard county clerk for a deciSIon. "We're not in Ulor the not certify election results be. The county board of canvas- money," Magreta aaid, cal1!e the police investigation sers have a deadlme of Wednes. "We do it b4tc:cruse it', fun," was under way. day, Aug 30 to certify or reject If you happen to be one "Although the canvass IS es- the vote count of their valued customers, sentially a mathematical audit, A county election offiCIal said don't expect any collector's certam vote totals remam under the county board was expected to items. investIgation by the MichIgan meet Wednesday, Aug. 30 and "When we run out, one Stale Police and therefore are was expected to ask for an exten- of us just rides up to Per- questionable. It would seem pru sIOn from a Wayne County CIr- ry's and picks up some dent that, 10 such case, as much CUIt Court Judge. In hIS press re. more:' he added. time as possIble be allowed to lease, Solak mdicated that if any resolve thIS Issue pnor to an au- actIOn other than certIficatIOn dit," he saId m the release. were to be recommended by the Solak saId the board agreed pohce InvestigatIve report, WIth hIS recommendatIOn and Wayne County CIrCUIt Court declmed to certify the electIOn would be requested to assume count JunsdictlOn of the electoral pro- cess, as imtlated by the county clerk As reported earher, allegations St. Clair Shores man of Illegally dIstrIbuted absentee p~~,~ A first! ballots by Irene Gracey, WIfe of And a second drowns off Lakeshore See PRIMARY, page 9A The Grosse Pomte News A 40-year-old St Clair Shores boat and searched the area of Dr. Clifford Benson was awarded first place for man drowned while sWlmm10g the lake between VernIer and commumty servIce m the ofT Lakeshore Boulevard In Moross roads The search was By Ronald J. Bernas tlve chmc 1989 Suburban Newspapers Grosse Pointe Shores sometIme called off, and the man's body Staff Wnter Tn 1946 he pelformed the first of Amenca Edltonal Cantest durlllg the mght Aug. 22-23. was later SIghted by a reSIdent, ,~: As an illustratIOn of how long operatIOn at the new hospital The paper was honored for The body of Gerald Douglas who sent hIS WIfe to notIfy pu- Dr. Chfford Benson has been a Born m Wlsconsm m 1902, ItS senes on Alcohol and Ad. Cawley, who hved In the 22200 hce. Lakepointe Oids practicing surgeon, there's thIS Benson received a bachelor of olescents whIch ran monthly block of Revere, was found about Grosse Pointe Shores Public building discussed ..3A story: A patIent whom Benson science degree from the Umver from October 1988 through 10 feet from shore off the 700 Safety ChIef Damel Healy re. was examining recently told hIm sity of WIsconsin and m 1929 Electronil:: meters May 1989 The series was block of Lakeshore by a resident minded residents that swIm. in the Woods 4A that he knew he was In good earned a doctor of medlcme de- written by staff wnters Mar. I at 12:30 pm. Aug 23 ming, fishing and loitering are hands, because, the man said, gree from Northwestern Umver- gJe Rems SmIth, Ronald J Pohce believe the man, who prohibited along Lakeshore He Library faces Benson operated on hIm 30 slty Bernas, John Minms, Nancy I was single and thought to be an saId anyone caught sWlmm1Og, expansion 6A years ago. "I'd have gotten It III 1928, Parmenter, Peggy O'Connor epileptic, went swimming after fishmg or 10ung1Og WIll be sent Crime. drURs Fvr more than 60 years, Ben 1 Lut the) had a ule that you AndrzeJczyk, Rob Fuh.on, I dark Aug. 22 and drowned accl. on theIr way. and reality 7A son has been practlcmg medlCllle couldn't get your M D unless Dan Jarvis and Pat Pahol. dently. At 7'50 a.m Aug. 23, the Healy said the St. ClaIr m the DetrOit area, and at 86 ..:. you dId yOU! one year mtern. Shores man's bIke was lymg on Sen. KeUy calls sky. 1 man's three-speed bicycle was he turns 87 at the end of Octo shIp," he saId The judges saId, "WIthout found along with hIS shoes near Its SIde, and because of the trees National Guard l0A ber - he stIll puts m three days He came to DetrOit because he sensatlOnahsm or maudhn the breakwall in the 700 block of and darkness, police did not Obituaries l1A a week at Bon Secours Hospital heard Harpel HospItal had are. decrymg, thIS extensive se. Lakeshore near the foot of Fon. know the man was by the lake as a consultant III the pIeopel a sldency m sUI'gery program and Biography of nes of articles kept the issue tana. Father Kern 12A some other graduates of North of adolescent alcohol use re- The Coast Guard responded by - John MmnlS western were workmg at Hal' lentlessly before readers for MADD, Woods per The first year his salary was months The senes was team up 13A room and board The second and highly responsible and bal. thll'd year" he receIved $25 a Cat burglar anced, not only descnbmg ta8k force ,..14A month III ddc!ltlOn to room and the problem, but also offer. in this issue board mg useful adVIce on how to 'Rude Awakening' ,..16A After the <;ccondyea!, Benson help remedy It " Forget 'Weekend got what he calls "my lucky The paper was also at Bernie's' 17A break" It was the summer of awarded second place for 1930 and he landed a spot as the best edltonal pages, WIth the Convertible shIp's phySICIan on Mr and Mrs Judges cltmg the "spacious. pickup trucks 19A DaVId WhItney's 175 foot yacht ness of the pages and the GraBBe Pointe whIch was embarking on a clean, fresh, contemporary kitchen tour 1B seven.month tour of Europe In. appearance." c1udmg Benson. there were five The Grosse Pointe News Senior citizens pas<;engel" - WIth a crew of 21 competed In the Class A cat- on the increase 28 It took them 11 days to cros<; egory, for papers with a clr. Non-traditional the AtlantIC They tom cd the culation up to 50,000 A to- careers for women ...68 Norwegian coast, and on July 4, tal of 1.504 entries from 1930, Benson chmbe'd a moun throughout the country were Let the tam at NOith Cape, the' nOlth receIved m the contest and games begin. l C ern most pmt of Norway, and there were 20 categorIes Classified ads, 5C See POINTER, page 9A August 31, 1989 2A Grosse Pointe News

From page 1 what IS the best dn cetlOn of the RICkel would not venture an the per subscnber estimate, then Glosse Pomte Shores, as pmt of that It IS owned by the commun- done pelfl'ct Iy 0\ el the past 10 cable "ystem," he said He e"tllllate of Grosse Pomte Ca- the cable system could be worth Comcat>t't> l:oy"tem 111 8t Clan Ity It serves, and local ownership Yl'.tr-; pomted out, for example, that If ble's cUl'rent market value In between $285 nllihon and $42 7 Shores, pay $17 45 for baSIC and means control over Iates, pro BecdU~ it wa" Rickel's Idea the lllajOl telephone compames du"try estmmtes of value, how 1111Ilion $10 25 for one pay channel and grammmg and service and th(' W<11 MemOlldl IS actmg jumped predatonly mto the cable ever, put a system's worth at While the Wal Memonul With $7 fOl each additional premIUm And while baSIC rates have on behalf of the cities, the com bus mess by subsldlzmg cable op between $2,000 and $3,000 per Its 37 5 pel cent share "tands to channel Also, special discount climbed flOm $7.50 nearly a dec- mumt, center gets 37 5 pel cent eratol s, then ::.Illall operators subscnbel be a big wmnel' financially If the packages are aVailable ade ago to $17.45 now, Rickel of the 0\\ 1]('1 slllp dnd conti ob 75 may not be able to compete, Grosse Pomte Cable has a 56 cable system IS evel sold, Rickel Grosse Pomte Shores recel ved "ald the rate mCl'eases were nee. pel cent of the stock In fact, the \\ Illch could make Gro"se Pomte percent penetratIOn rate With It> qUIck to pomt out that the $4,825 m flUncluse fees last et>l>aryto payoff the debt As the W not re- yem Under Its agteement With debts are retired, the cable com- \\ el e p,ud with thl ee $1 btlls out ceived d smgle penny to date Comcal>t, the Shorel>' franchise pany Will have more control over of Ricker" own pocket The $3 Grosse Pointe Cable flom GIOSse Pomte Cable t>mce fees dl e calculated at 3 pel cent the rates \\l'Il' the be::.t contnbutlOn he'" the company's foundmg of b'lOI>Sl:oub"cl'lbelrevenue l'\ l'1 made, Rickel said net income On the other hand, the five CI Rickel, who knew nothmg From the beglllnmg, Grosse Pomte Cable was a self.fundmg Aflel ::.tluggllng \\ Ith planned $600,000 ,------, tieS together have lecelved over about the cable busmel:os when ..,t.lrt up lo'>Ses dUlll1g the lil"t $1 mJihon m lranchlsc fees from he began formulatmg GIOSSC deal, Rickel said, and presented no liablhty to the War Memorial h.df of tIll::.decade, Grosse Pomte I GIO::.se Pomte Cable Franchise Pomte Cable 10 years ago, has a Cable linall) began endmg up I fees al e pdld to cIties by cable father like pnde m hiS system or the membel cIties. And as \\ Ith mone) at the end of 1984, 500,000 I plOvldel s fOl the privilege of He Said one of the best thmgs Rickel proudly pomts out, It has \\ h('n It realized Ib lirst annual I domg busmess III the cIty 'lbout GI'O';<,I-'Pomte Cable II> worked accordmg to plan net mcome of $6,000 Bv 1986 I As of the end of June, Grosse the annual mcome had doubled POlllte Woods has lecelved 400,000 I to $12,134, and aller that the I $328,837 III fmllchlde fees slllce company tooh. off Net mcome m I 1980 The Falms has received GROSSE POINTE RECYCLING DAY 1987 WdS $200,138, and last I $190,075, City, $107,753, Pal k Saturday, September 2 10AM.1PM yeal It shot lip to $547,000 300,000 I $216,080, and Harpel Woods, Grosse Pointe South High School Parking Lot Rickel "ays the company IS I $237,329 Fisher Rd. & Grosse Pointe Blvd. beglllnll1g to make money, but I The franchll:oe fees are 5 pel he add.., that It hd" to ploduce cent of the charge for baSIC cable prolit III order to pa) off Its bond 200,000 I sel vIce plus 5 percent of net .. RECYCLABLES ACCEPTED: ------.. debt of $43 nlllllon bv 1994 I chal ge for pay programmmg Also, Gros,*, Pomte Cabl~ will be I IIs Easy to Recycle Star' Now by saVing the 'tems Isled below I Grosse Pomte Cable's baSIC Keep malenals separated by categOlY requll ed to buyout Its techmcal 100,000 I service costs $1745 a month, Opeldtm b) 1994 What Com I and pay channels, such as HBO, cast's 25 pel cent o\\'nel shIp Will cost about $1295 a month, NEWSPAPERS GLASS (REMOVE CAPS 80LIDS) I • BOTTLE S & JARS ONLY III ______J • ONLY IN PAPER BAGS OR TIED be worth the next decade IS though package specIals are of • NO MAGAZINES OR CARDBOARD • RINSE (LABELS ARE OKAY) unknown. Rickel sald o fered • SORT BY ClEAR GREEN OR BROWN PLASTICS "The futul e IS not clear as to 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 By comparison, reSident" III • RINSE CONTAINERS CANS JAR LIDS. ETC • CLOUDY OPAOUE & COLORED • RINSE PLASTICS ACCEPTED • REMOVE BOTTOM & FLATTEN • NO YOGURT COTTAGE CHEESE OR • LABELS ARE OKAY EGG CONTAINERS • ALUMINUM FOIL ACCEPTED Board adopts new health curriculum OON T THROW AWAY A GaDa THING • SAVE ENERGY • REDUCE WASTE ThE.' Grosse Pomte board of III but also conjunctIOn With gether mto one curriculum the Iest Will complete the pro • SAVE RESOURCES • REDUCE INCINERATION educatIOn recently approved a other state agencies, such as the evelythmg we've been teachmg gram thiS year • EXTEND THE LIFE OF ~ • REDUCE POLLUTION nell health currIculum for Department of SOCial SerVices, before," Frost said All matenals, mcludmg charts EXISTING LANOFILLS grades K 5 which should prOVide • REDUCE LITTER the Michigan Department of Subjects such as self-esteem, and models, are fW"llIshed by the • CREATE JoeS RE~ a broader base of health learnmg Public Health, the Office of Sub- whICh pI eVlOusly was taught m state through the Wayne County at an earlier age stance Abuse and the Michigan FOR QUESTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION CALL l:ooclalstudies, are combmed mto Intel mediate School Dlstnct. Be- 886-3896 days or 882-3024 evenings Dr Alfneda Frost, director of Department of Mental Health a comprehenSive package. cause of that, the only cost to the elementary curriculum, said the This model IS no\\ used III 700 The CUlTIculum consists of 40 dlstnct for thiS new program IS GROSSe POINTE CITIZENS FOR RECYCLING new health model will be better schools m MichIgan, mcludmg classroom lessons per grade and what IS paId In substitute fees for the students because It was nearly 70 percent of all schools uses a hands on expenentlal while the teachers are III tram developed not only by the Michl m Wayne County learnmg approach The content mg FlOSt said that money Will gan Department of EducatIOn, "What thiS does IS pull to consIsts of dIsease preventIOn come out of the staff develop- and control, personal health ment budget Emphasis on fun at nursery school practices, nutntlOn, growth and AIDS IS part of the new health a ~L. 180 DAY The Coopel atl ve Nursel ) Chene Hollerbach, helps super development, family health, sub- cWTlculum, and aceordmg to ~-/OCERTIFICATE School at Chllst ChUlch, Inc has vise datly actiVIties, field tnps, stance abuse, consumer health, Frost, the teachers Will receIVe a fe\\ openmgs fOl the school holiday pUltles and other events safety and first aid, commumty the most comprehenSIVe trammg year begmnmg Sept 14 mcludmg the annual Beach health, emotIOnal and mental on the subject She added that Undel the dllectlOn of Mary Palty, (held m January), May health and AIDS sex educatIOn IS still sepm ate, • MINIMUM DEPOSIT $10,000 Ellen Kelly, the two classes, 3's Day Party, Art Night, Pajama "Another real strength of the and Will still l'eqUll'e-' parental I 1 • RAUS"OFFERE.D FORsA: LIMITED TIME " program IS the teacher trammg," permls"lOn for 'student partICIpa- . .. and 4 s, functIOn m a nutul'lng Palty and end of the yeal plcmc - or..... /40lo.bonus rate available envlroment several mormngs a Located on Grosse Pomte Bou- Frost sald tIOn All K-5 teachers Will receive "We'll' reaHy excited about with an additional acc.ount week Mothers andJOI fathel s 11I e levUld, the school has Its own thiS," Frost Sald a Vital component III the class pnvate enclosed schoolyUld The m service trammg Some teach loom, servmg once every SIX to curnculum mcludes games, mu ers were tramed last year and -Ronald J Bernas REPUBLIC eight weeks SIC,stones, gym, art and general The teachmg staff, Rhondl SOCializatIOnall wlthm a relaxed, 3BANKs.E. Klegel, Sue SmlOnson and supervIsed settmg Enroll for children's theater The board of t!'Ustees, PresI- Grosse Pomte Chtldren's Thea- tlOns dunng the season for ~ ••.•...... :•.....: tre has set enrollment for Its which students may auditIOn - Nude man runs dent LIS Jeffnes and Vice PresI- dent Kathy BoccacclO mVlte your 36th season at the War Memo Sally Reynolds, foundel, pro. MEMBER FDIC through Park mvolvement m the school and Ilal, 32 Lakeshol e ducer and du ecto! of Grosse ask mtel ested parents to call RegistratIOn fO! new members Pomte Child! en's Theatre Will A man who took off hiS clothes 8812223 or 8863423 With que., of grade school age WIll be held teach the classes She has an GROSSE POINTE BLOOMFIELD and was runmng thlough a tlOns or to arrange an mformal Fllday, Sept 8 from 4 to 530 undel gl aduate degree m chtl Glosse Pomte Park neighbor VISit to the "chool P m and middle school and high drens theatel from Michigan FARMS HILLS hood was caught by police last school students flOm 7 to 8 30 State UI1lVelslty and a mastel's week pm from Wayne State Umvelslty 18720 MACK AVENUE 1700 N. WOODWARD The man was apprehended III Returning membel's WIll enroll She has dil ected and acted the 1300 block of KenslIlgton af on Saturday, Sept 9 at the same profeSSIOnally and taught drama 882.6400 258.5300 tel bemg chased on foot through Blazer stolen locatIOn Grade school students to youth through the years Free Bank Par~lng off of Kelby Road rear yards The man remamed Will reglster from 10 30 to 11.30 For further mfOimatlOn, call certain restnctlOns apply - Substantial penalty for early withdrawal VIOlent while m custody, accord- A 1988 Chevrolet Blazel was am, middle school from noon to 881 7511 or 8856219 mg to a police bulletlll stolen from a bank parkmg lot 1 pm, and high school flom 1 to The man was taken to a at Mack and Moross m Grosse 2.30 p m neat by CIISIScenter Pomte Farms Aug 22 Classes of one and one and a The owner of the vehicle, a half hours wtli begln the follow Woods man, went mto the bank mg weekend and Will !'Un fOl 10 Corrections at 1216 pm and returned 10 weeks Fee IS $84 CorrectIOns 10111be printed mlllutes later to find hIS tl uck Classes will be an-anged ae- on thIS page every week If gone He had taken hIS keys but cordmg to age and experience thrre IS an error of fact In left the door unlocked There Will also be four produc- any story, call the newsroom at 88UJ294

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August 31, 1989 GrosBe Pointe News t:J~1~ 3A Board talks more about library; takes one step closer to a decision By Ronald J. Bernas buildmg at Brownell School sellIng it to the community. But Staff Writer which would have mimmum im- we've got to get off the dime. Another meetmg of the school pact on the playing fields, would The perception IS that the board board Monday night has moved have future growth potentIal and can't get off its duff" It a little closer to makmg a de- would have room for all of the Another decision the board CISIOnon the fate of the hbrane:. programs the commumty needs had to make is whether there The deciSIOn on WhICh process The board was also in agree- was a hmit on how much money should be followed before approv ment that another architect It was going to ask the commun- mg a hbrary bUlldmg IS sched- would be contacted with the Ity for In a bond issue. There uled to be made at the Tuesday, above guIdelInes as a way of en had been talk that the board Sept 5 meeting surmg that It gets the mo!>t for would not ask for any more than The hbrary Issue has been be- ItS money Although most memo $6 million and raIse the rest pri. fore the board for at least two bel'S were pleased WIth the work vately. The board agreed to bond years and was brought to ItS at- of Osler MIlling, the archItec- whatever is needed to make up tention agaIn ear her thiS month tural firm that has been workmg the difference when members of the Library on the proJect, some members ferrlole.Petri. Properties Inc. of GrosH Pointe Park ill proposing converting the old Lakepointe BuLldmg and AdVISOry CommIt- felt another expert mIght help But no matter what decision is Oldsmobile building on Jefferson into an office building. The exterior will be refurbished similar tee asked the board to raise the make them make a decISIon made Tuesday, the next big pro- to this artisl's drawing. $6 mllhon cap and look at other That deciSIOn has been the Ject the board has is to sell the optIOns. stumblIng block for a long tIme, hbrary and the bond I&Sueto the At the end of the meetmg, the and the board has been told that people board agreed to raise the cap to It'S tIme to make up ItS mmd. The tentative tlmeline the Mini-office-park proposed $7 milhon and that figure was to "Once the board makes a deCI- board IS expected to follow calls mclude only the constructIon of SIOn," PreSident Jon Gandelot for an election in February 1991 for Lakepointe Olds building a new 40,000-45,000 square foot said, "there wIll be no problem for the bond Issue. By John Minnis whIch accordmg to an artist's salon, fast prmting shop and a Asslstanl Editor drawing wIll mclude the rounded non-retaIl pasta maker A 12-tenant office park IS type of modern awnmgs that are The allowed uses under the bemg planned for the old Lake- now popular. The intenor WIll OS-I zonmg mclude banks, ac lendid Elegance pomte OldsmobIle bUIldmg on also be fimshed countant and law office:., medical Jefferson m Grosse Pointe Park. The members of the councIl offices, personal serVIces, barber Femole-PetTle PropertIes Inc were pleased that FerrlOle was and beauty shops and SImilar of Grosse Pomte Park has plans planmng to fix up and reopen uses Your home, to refurbIsh the extenor of the the bUIldmg, WhICh IS now va- George Everham, who IS act- buildmg and partItion the mte- cant and falhng into disrepaIr, ing as a real estate consultant nor for up to a dozen tenants, but several were concerned with for the the project, saId the SImI- accordmg to James FerrIOle Jr the types of tenants proposed for lar uses category IS vague and the building, which is zoned OS- the list of poSSIble uses was pre- Your dream FerrIOle presented hIS plans 1, an office services zoning for the 50-year-old Albert Kahn sented to the council for It to A list prOVIded by Ferriole of buIldmg at Lakepomte and Jef- help define what can be allowed poSSIble tenant uses included a ferson before the City CouncIl m the building dry cleaners with no on.site Monday mght FerrIOle was re- The counCIl expressed concern questing a parking vanance for cleanmg, an optical retailer, over the amount of traffic some the project, which he IS calhng travel agency, Mail Box U.S A of the retail-oriented tenants Lakepointe Park and packaging store, photo- may generate. Also, there was graphic studIO, answermg ser. concern over whether there FerrlOle, who has an optIOn on vice, counseling service, medical would be enough parkmg avaIl. the buIldmg, plans to spend $2 or dental lab, detective agency, able. mIllion on the Lakepomte Park employment agency, real estate Accordmg to Ferriole's estI- project The dollar figure in- office, health/weight control mate of 18,774 square feet of us cludes purchasmg the property ~lon, mterior design office, able floor space, a mInImUm of and refurbIshing the facade, nursing registry, sun tanning 47 on-site parkmg spaces are re qUIred. Ferriole is askmg the council to allow him to have 40 on-site parking spaces Windm.ill Pointe man The counCIl IS also concerned that whatever uses It allows at Lakepointe Park, it WIll also faces cocaine charge have to allow in Similarly zoned Alleged stolen goods found earlier in home propertIes throughout the CIty Mayor Palmer T. Heenan sug- ADDITIONS. DORMERS A 37-year-old Grosse Pointe has been bound over to Wayne gested that the matter be re- KITCHENS. BATHROOMS Park resident, whose Windmill County Circuit Court ferred to the Plannmg Commis- Pointe home was earlier found The 17-year-{)ld is free on sion so that another publIc WINDOWS • GARAGES allegedly harboring more than $2,000, 10 percent bond and was hearing could be held and the al- RECREATION ROOMS $40,000 m stolen goods, pleaded ordered to move back mto his lowable tenants be dISCussed. He You can have the home of your dreams. Start with ALUMINUM SIDING mnocent to posseSSIOn of cocame mother's home, also in the Park asked the developers to be pa- what you have and talk to us. Seeing is believing, last week He was also forbIdden to have tIent and work WIth the CIty and these are just a few of the creations made Alfred Berdayes was arraIgned any contact WIth the WindmIll "TIus bUilding IS an Albert possible by Motor City Modprnization. Specialized before Park Mumclpal Judge POinte reSidents Kahn buIldmg," Heenan said KIrsten Frank Aug 21 on a The 37-year-old Wmdmill "It is a treasure It has character design and craftsmanShip necessary to maintain charge of posseSSIon of less then POinte man, Berdayes, was re- and charm And we must hsten the Splendid Elegance of Grosse Pointe. 50 grams of cocame leased on $5,000 personal bond. seriously to people who want to The drug charge stems from a Followmg the Aug. 5 arraign- convert a vacant bUIldmg " search of the reSIdent's home ment of the 17-year-{)ld, police The councIl agreed and or- I~~ MOTOR CITY Aug 4 m the 15300 block of said the discovery of the stolen dered that the matter go before Windmill POInte Drive At the goods closed the books on at the Plannmg CommISSion Sept time, the alleged stolen goods least 10 home burglaries m the 19. (1,\{jJ MODERNIZATION were found at the home as well Park smce August 1988 Everham saId Femole had 21612 Harper Ave. as the alleged cocame Found in the Windmill Pointe hoped to begin constructIOn on References Available On Aug. 5, a Park 17-year-{)ld home was an assortment of sto- the bUIldmg m October St. ClaIr Shores, MI 777.4160 ./ who was hvmg at the home was len goods, including electronic arraIgned on a felony charge of equipment, silverware, jewelry, breakmg and entering. He art objeCts and onental rugs. pleaded mnocent to the charge m Park MUnICipal Court and - John Mmnrs

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..-. .'. ,r':"_ August 31, 1989 4A Grosse Pointe News Kidnapping Wood's meters enter electronic age hoax reported By Dan Jarvis years old, Willtcher !:>LlldIt Ib the Whitcher also recommended Staff Writer IecommendatlOn of the DPW lo that the meter housings be re- A Grosse POlllte Woods LIke GlOsse POinte City, the update meterl> WIth electlOllll' condItIOned sandblasted, pnmed, woman reported a prank phone Woods will soon have electronic logiC module~ f!'Om Dunc,1II In plllllted and sealed call to pohce last week dtmng parkmg meters. dustlleS Meter houl>lI1gl>wtll be recon- whIch the caller saId the wom- But don't look I'm any Jetson The advantage of the e1ec ditIOned by cIty employee MIke an's husband was kIdnapped el>que, space-age deSIgn BeSIdes tlOnIC metel b over their mechan Calahan for $14 each. For 600 The woman received the call a new pamt Job, the meters will lcal counterpal1s, accordmg to llllltS, the total cost for the hous- at 10 55 a m Aug 26 The call look much the same, but WII! be WhltchCl, Ib that the time and mg IecondltlOnIng will cost the went somethmg hke this filled WIth electl'omc modules money amountl> can be changed Clly about $8,400 Caller It thIs the John Doe Thomab A WhItcher, dlrectm on the l>pot Jl1l>teadof removmg Both WhItcher and ddmmls resIdence? of Pubhc WOl'ks, said that the them from poles and haulIng tl atoll> bUy the up flont cost for Woman. Who IS thIS callmg? current parkmg metel's dre worn llwm mto a repall' "hop Caller. The reason I'm callmg out and give Incorrect tuneb Computerlled and battcly 0P the elect! onlc modules and the IS because your husband has Due to numelous ploblemb el dted, 600 new mete Ib Will co..,t housmg I econdltiomng Will been kidnapped WIth the eXlstmg meteI' mecha the cIty $18648 each The total qUllkly be balanced by long-term l>dVlllgSdue to less mamtenance. Woman. Dh, really? lllbmb, mo&t of which at e 25 cost IS $111,880 Caller Yes I'll let you speak The annual cost of bdttellC" h Total COl>tof 600 modules and '" Ith John and he WIll tell you $6 28 cal'h dnd will lx, pdld dill' I lccondltlOnmg of the Sdme num '"hat to do thE' filc,[ ,C:-II of OpL'I:ltIOJl bel of hotl"l ng" 1<' C;; 1?O,2RO Pause Squirrel killing Caller Do you have any mask- mg tape and stockmgs m the irks neighbor home? Woman Yes. A 40 year old Farms man 1'1.' Caller. I want you to place the tahated agamst hIS 40 ye81 old tape and stockmgs around your neighbor's pIactlce of shootmg mouth because I don't want you sqUIrrels last \\ eek by smabhmg to scream I don't want you call out hIS BB-gun totmg nelghbO! 'b mg the pohce department wmdows Farms officers repondmg to a Woman' Silence Britt Baubie, Peter Ellison and Jim Murray stand on the lawn trouble-With neIghbor complamt Caller Hello Hello. Answel' of the Bayview Yacht Club lust before the ceremony where they at 9 30 a m Aug 26 m the 300 me were honored with the highest rank of Boy Scouts, the Eagle block of Moran found one neIgh Woman Chck Award. Accordmg to the pohce report, bor m the act of smashmg out the woman then called her hus the wmdows of anothel neigh- band at work He was fine and 3 Eagles Scouts honored bO!'s house WIth a c!'Owbar told her to call pohce Parcells School Boy Scout The wmdow smasher ex 1Il Wabhmgton, DC plamed that hIS neighbOl has Reports of prank telephone Troop 479 honored three Eagle Nearly 100 fnends and rela calls concemmg kIdnapped rela Scouts at Its Sprmg Coult of been shootmg a BB gun at squIl h\'es attended the dmner and I'els and klllmg them He saId he tives have been reported Honors at BayVIew Yacht Club ceremony as 23 scouts receIved a throughout the DetrOIt area hkes the squilTels and feeds The Hon DOlothy Comstock total of 65 awards - John Mlnnzs them and has warned hiS neIgh RIley, chIef JustIce of the Su In addItIon to the three Eagle preme Caul t of Michigan, bor on several occasIOns not to Scouts, Rob Dallalle and Dan huIt the sqUIrrels Fmally the opened the award ceremOnIes Mewl became Life Scouts Dave Child care center With the remarks dllected to all kIlling got the best of 111mand THE CEO COLLECTION. Elsenbl ey, Dan Meter and Scott he retalIated by smashmg out seeks enrollments of the troop's scouts She e\. Wtlcox lecelved the Star Award HlI11~\1~ pressed concern about the CUI hIS neighbor's Windows Ellk DahlstI om, ChrIS Frey, The neIghbor admitted to kIll Oll\ lOu,h Iwld..r 1\ Ilh d (Om!lldrH!lng (h,t! AP Shores Chtld Care Centel , rent state of ethICS m the UnIted Jon Opdyke, Nathan Plerantom, States She told the boys that mg squIIlels and saId he dIdn't Hlghh 1I'lbl .. lor Iho,,~ on th .. mOle AUrlern~rl1Plguet sponsored by St Clair Shores Paul Senila, Sean Stevenson and hke the rodents because they \',ll .. r r<"l~tdlll -\UIOllhltl( "llh d,II(' U lIil~ they are the hope of the futm I.' Adult and Commumty Educa- Scott WIlcox earned the 1ank of .1m! ,e( olld hdnd III 18" gold .II $7. 9,)() as exemplified m the Code of were dlggmg up hiS yard He tIOn, IS currently acceptmg en- FIrst Class Scout Enk Dahls also thmks It'S a health hazard For 1,1(1)(',. 100 rollments HonOl of the Boys Scouts of trom, Chns Frey, Jon Opdyke, for hIS neighbor to be settmg out Shores ChIld Center IS a devel. AmerIca. Nathan Plerantom, Jeff Profeta, food opmental extended preschool Blltt Bauble, Peter Elhson Paul Senlla and Sean Stevenson and JIm Mun ay received their The neIghbor mmus two large chIld care center for chIldren became Second Class Scouts wmdows wants malIcIOUS de from 3 to 6 years of age. VarIous Eagle Awards along With con John Everett earned hIS Tend GREENSroNE'S gratulatIOns from the PIesldent structlOn of propelty charges CIU:ATORS OF FINE ]E\X'ELR'l enrollment optIOns are avaIlable erfoot Award Anthony Lorn. filed against hIS sqUln-el.lovmg for chIldren of workmg parents and Mrs Bush, Governor Blan bardl, Justm Roose, Marshall 528 NOIUH \X!CoOD\VA.R[) AVi:.M E, BJR\lI\K,H-\\I, MI 48009 chard, and Glosse Pomte North neIghbor, who m turn wants the and students, mcludmg full day, Swanson and Matthew ThIbI- 4 B\LX f- <., Nl~RTH Of- M -\pU: 313/642-2650 HIgh School PI mcipal John Kas fearless hunter charged for finng half day, or fleXIble schedule deatL'{, newest membel s of the Mo"nA.) THRLJ S.>,.lURP:\\ 9 30 TO 5.30 tran Scoutmaster and Mrs. Jo- a gun m the city. The center IS located at 10815 tI oop, are now ~outs - John Mmnzs St Gertrude (12 Mile & Little seph L. Melmg made their own Mack area) In St ClaIr Shores special gIft to each boy WIth the InformatIOn can be obtained by presentatIOn of flags that were calhng 296-8233 flown over the CapItol BUIldmg Grosse Pointe Cocaine, marijuana abuse next topic News (USPS 230-400) The topIC of BrIghton HospI- Juana WIll be dIstnbuted at the Published every Thursday Join Detroits tal's next CommunIty EducatIOn program By Anteebo Pubhl>ht"'" Program on Tuesday, Sept 5, IS The hospital IS cUlTently butld 96 Kercheval Avenue "Cocame and ManJuana - What mg the Adolescent Centel, a (;I"0.,.,e P(lInte, MI 4H2:10 Everyone Must Know" The free new 20 bed addItIOn that WIll Phone 882-6900 ExclusiveWaterfront program begins at 7 pm In the treat chemIcally dependent teen S'".1:l-."P,,'agepaca 0.10 I.IChga chapel, and reservatlons are not agel'S The centel WIll be fm S,,"1 ~ H::P'; ~l-~e ,Ol IF!''' 11901. c:- reqUIred mally dedIcated on Oct 8 and ~::J ..s.~Q ~~aS,,~scr 0 ..~ C"';:'1ge 0' A~c " .. - At the meetmg Stephen Bar. begm admlttmg patIents shmtly '"jc ~ercr-e"a G osse.Po 'I t' F:: 115 J,l c., ~a(..t' Tr,c:deac ..... C "c"s cp, ,,".lO'iOa, no" 0 ~ "'~t: tholomew, PA-C, a member of afterward ~1 2~,.c.r ~ ": O~, P"I" J::' :.::: " ""::: A~,t" $ "; 0<:3 ....." J Community the hospital's medIcal staff, WIll B ht H tal I t d 1 " 'Tl T...t~=a1 &r f h ng on OSpI IS oca I.' CORRECTIO\S A\D ~DJU~".'E'iTS R"~, • " diSCUSSth I.' euects 0 t ese two E t G d R t ff on as ran IYer, JUS 0 ~a, a"'~ ;::)$ t:c.aa~er s"gc c t:. 111talO~ "...... t: drugs on the body. Bartholomew t 151 f th 1 96 f " 0 "~era ge;o 0 '" .... ":l' "Ie ~~r 0" 11 " WIll also dIscuss the treatment eXI 0 e reeway ,,'1...., ...~ ~.c~I.c" ""'I:;iJ J (, .l' r ~elc n ~ ':l l 111"c:~~ ..""~r'1J t:S~ r'1S~ ~IO n.eS2/f1ea",Q "'f "~- optIons that are avaIlable for For addItIOnal mfOlmatlOn, ~..~: ~".. ;l ..." ...I.€..,~ €~t' 1"::::-' rl'::: r qn rlO .. .. both the substance abuser and call the Commumty RelatIOns .....;~~... ~t G SSf;:l-o",. \.c~s ..c•.c"f 5 ng rep'€S;:l'1 hIS or her famIly Department on weekdays be ~e~.. e"J d ...... 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That means the library needs more and more space just to Library faces house new resources such as the thousands of records, tapes, compact disks and audio and visual cassettes the library expects to new vote on have on hand in the future. Another of the library's problems is the future use of the current Breuer bullding space needs which houses the Central Library services. The 1987 vote agamst the proposed addi- nview of Its recent electiOn expenence, tIOn to that structure apparently kllled the the Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIOn IS poSSibIlity that It could be expanded suffi- Wise to be cautIOus m decldll1g on the I mount and that some actIOn ought to be not be completed for that figure. ciently to fulfill present and future hbrary date for a new Ilbl,lry bond Issue electIOn taken to alleViate the problem. The school As It deliberates about the future of the needs at that site. But some other com- and the size of Ow bond Issue to be sought board apparently Ugi ees with that vIew lIbrary expansIOn program, the school mUnity use surely could be found for this POinters wJ11 rec.111 th proposals went sources to ease the burden on Grosse That figure is In the middle of the options do\\ n the dJ. a1l1 Il1 the f,H..t: vf CIlt!Cblll of POlllte tdxpdyer~. rangmg from the highest proposal of But from the eVIdence we've seen and both the size of the $86 1l1llhon bond Ibsue In a recent report, the committee did rec- $9,308,000 to a low of $5,986,375. The lat- heard, expansion of space IS reqUlred if the and the use of ,1 bmall part of South High ommend m favor of the Brownell Middle ter, however, was ruled unacceptable by Pomtes are to mamtam theIr tradition of School's athletic field for the Centrdl LI School site and suggested that the board Dahlgren hImself prOVIding excellent library services. From brary expanSiOn raise the $6 mllhon cap on the grounds One of the hbrary's problems IS that In the board's careful and prudent examma- Despite the Importance of cm eful and that constructlOn of a new buildmg and common WIth hbranes everywhere, ItS tlOn of the problem and the alternative so- prudent study, ho\\ ever, It IS dedI" that the renovation of the eXlstmg bl'anches m functIOns have WIdened as It becomes more lutlOns, we are confident the pubhc will lIbrary's space needs die contllltllng to Grosse Pomte Woods and the Park could of an informatlOn center than a traditional get an acceptable expansion plan.

That Hill parking fee boost

s predIcted, reconstluctlOn of the The purpose of these changes, recom- mUniCipal parkmg lot behind retail mended to the Farms counCIl by the ad-hoc A shops on the west Side of Kercheval commIttee, IS to keep the short-term, con- m the Farms has Cleated new confusIOn vemence shoppers parkmg on Kercheval, over parking m the HIll shopping area. whlie keepmg longer term shoppers In the RIchard lot. Customers, shop owners and employees MOM, Wl« DOES all are bemg affected although the reopen- People leasmg $20 a month spaces m the ing of the reconstructed lot m the near fu mUnicIpal lot were notIfied last week of ~AbWTAAt ture IS expected to ease some of the prob- the cancellatIOn of theIr leases as of today, 1'HE C.LOWNS ME lems but, unfortunately, not all of them. Aug 31 They WIll have access at the same cost, however, to new leases m the Cottage ~OWNTOWN WH~N For one thing, the cost of parkmg, espe- HospItal B-lot, located between the parkmg Cially for long-term use, Will be su~stan- ,~tructure and RIdge Road, as space is THE Pt1£~ Sl\'fS tlally mcreased both for on-street metered aval1able. TKE-f'RE, OUT Ai parking and m the mumcipal lot which In effect, however, the only cIty parking will be converted mto an attended lot, If accommodatIOn on a full-tIme baSIS WIll be THE rAt~GROUNCS'? the counCIl accepts the recommendatIOns of the $5 per day or $25 per week charge m an ad hoc parkmg commIttee at ItS Sept. the attended lot. That makes the monthly 11 meeting cost of new attended parkmg more than Metered parking In front of retail shops four tImes what It was in the old leased on the HIll wIll remain at one hour but lot the cost WIll be 50 cents, as compared WIth Business people on the HIll are mamly -II the present 20 cents Cost for the meters concerned, of course, about accommodatmg ," servmg the RIchard lot their customers but they also must be con- cerned about accommodating their own And the attended mUl1lclpal lot, replac- employees and about the competItIOn from mg the metered parkmg lot, will charge 25 other shopping areas, such as m the City, cents for each of the first three hours, as which mamtams generally lower parking contrasted WIth the old 20-cent- an-hour rates, and at Eastland, whIch offers free metered rate for up to eIght hours on some parkmg meters. In the attended lot, an additIOnal City officials expect the reconstructed fourth hour will cost $1 50 and all-day and lighted mUniCipal lot WIll be a great parking $5 Improvement over the metered lot in terms For another thing, the lenbrth of some of aesthetics, convemence and safety Let's parkmg penods WIll be reduced by cuttmg hope they are proved correct and that the metered tIme hmlt m the Richard those advantages will offset the dIsadvan- school lot tages of the increased cost of parkmg.

Rescue that angered me and that I result I do not know. The '90 ILincoln-Douglas' debates? thmk bears relatmg. manager, needless to say, To the Editor: Four jUnior high age was qUite shaken She, along lark Durant, the only Pomter still development of democracy behind the Iron I must write to tell you males entered the store and WIth at least one other cus- known to be harbonng ambltlOns for and Bamboo curtains" how heartwarmmg It was to raced through it, firing caps tomer, had believed for a C a US senatonal seat, has chal- The idea is a good one, although it is ex- read of the efforts of the guns and shouting at the moment that the guns and lenged Sen Carl LeVin to agree to a 1990 tremely doubtful that a modern audience Michigan Humane Society, manager to turn over her mtent to rob were real. Farms police, Wayne County cash to them One ot them series of seven debate~ based on the Lm- would be wl1hng to listen to a political de- These same boys had caused Sherrlffs office and Dr Law- yelled sarcastIcally to ask trouble at Waldenbooks be. coIn-Douglas model of 1858 WIth the GOP bate for hoW's at a tIme, as they did in rence Herzog In rescuing her If she was going to call fore by loud and obnoxious 1858 for the seven Lincoln-Douglas de- senatorial nommee, whomever he mIght Jane Doe on August 9. the police "this tIme" - and behavior and refusal to leave be. bates And if the debates were televised One of the reasons I'm one shouted to ask If she the store Durant picked up on Levin's earhel' com- stateWIde, it probably would not be neces- glad to hve m the Pointes is was gomg to tell the pohce If I were a parent of these ment that he would like to hold debates on sary to schedule as many as seven, because of people hke these that they had raped her. boys, I would be more than the issues for the 1990 Senate electIOn m ASIde from these minor criticisms, we who take the tIme and no As they dashed out the Just embarrassed or Michigan think the proposal for a series of debates IS little effort to rescue an am. SIde exit, the last of the four ashamed I would be fright- Durant complimented LeVin on hIS one that Levin ought to accept, especially mal m dIstress when so was grabbed by a clerk and ened by my son's ideas of ac- "great idea" and sugge:"tpd he ou~ht to since he suggested It in the first place many other pressing matters detained Thi'l young man ceptable behaVIOr and hiS at- reqUIre attention whined in protest, saying it agree now to debatt \\ hOlneVLJ Ib noml By Issuing the challenge, Durant gave titude toward guns and I would particularly hke to was Just a Joke; that he and nated by the Repubhcans. Durant proposed new eVIdence that he is taking his cam- VIOlence. These boys' appar- show my gratItude and ap. hIS friends had pulled the ent lack of understanding of followmg the pattern of the 1858 Lincoln- paign very seriously. In fact, he is already preclation to Dr Herzog, as I same stunt m two other any wrongdoing, and their Douglas debates whIch Lincoln proposed reaping some rewards from his campaign know this is not the first Grosse Pomte stores and the disrespect of authority are, it and Douglas accepted to the benefit of the for an "opportunity socIety." time he has responded to the reaction had been laughter. seems to me, Just short steps people of I1hnOls. Just last week he captured 61 percent of police call when an animal And he expressed outrage away from the amoral thmk. "The U.S. Spnate race for 19!10 WIll offer the vote in a straw poll at the Michigan has been in danger. that there was any thought mg of true crimmals we read a clear ChOlCl to ('verv cltl7en of MIchi- FederatIOn of Young Republicans state As he has been the veteri- of the police being called about dally. gan," Durant Wlot(' 'Your conVictIOns and conventIOn WIth only 36 percent going to narian to our famIly's two Meanwhile, the clerk who And I can't help but specu- behefs, though hcme..,' Iv held. ,1r£>bubsta Congressman Bill Schuette, a yet.to-an- cats and two dogs, I can also was leaving for the day saw late on the reactIon to the tially different from 111<' platform and POSl- nounce candIdate for the GOP Senate nom- personally attest to the per the other three boys on the above sceneno had it taken tions of the Republican Party Such differ- mation. Durant also claimed the endorse- sonal mterest he takes m all sidewalk behind Walden. place on mner city streets - creatures' welfare books, where they were ap- ences offer a brreat opportumty for dehate." ment of a majority of GOP dlstnct where shouts of robbery and Bless you all parently waiting for their rape are no joke and the In his letter, Durant propobt'r1 that the chairmen. Jill Johnston fnend. When they learned guns are real. debates examme the Issues and CIted m As a precedent, the Lincoln-Douglas se. Grosse Pointe Park that the police might be Kathie Kropschot partIcular: nes offers something for each party. While called, their manner was de- Grosse Pointe Park "Taxes government spendmg, the cost of Democrat Douglas won the election to the A ioke? fensive and they asked what creatin~ Jobs in MichIgan, welfare and the U.S. Senate in the Illinois legislature in they'd done wrong: Why Turn on headlights erOSIOn of the tamlly, abortIOn, the W"owth 1858 after the debates, the performance of To the Editor: anyone would be upset? To the Editor: of the bureaucracy m Congress and 111 the Republican Lincoln prepared the way for Last Wednesday, A\lg 23, I 'The manager did call the Drunk driving kills our government, drugs, the decline of our cities his successful campaign for the presidency was WItness to an mcident at police, who came and took and educatIOnal competItIveness, and the in 1860. Waldenbooks in the Village the boy away - WIth what See LE'ITERS, page SA a parkmg .,pot and a qUIck dl!>h lzed equestrian exhIbItion gear of Ice CIearn, we headed right for Approximately 20 expenenced Then we hIt the midway A day at the hogs riders on horseback were riding Though we liked the country Maybe my fa!>ClnantlOn with m a circle, demonstratmg var- atmosphere of the fall', we Just the ugly beast!> comes flom the ious gallops and walks In what had to hit the giant ferris wheel, the old fact that when I was bTJ'owmgup, appeared to be a complicated se- a couple of Junk food stands and there wasn't a hog m !>Ight nes of commands by each !'lder, one of my favorites, the sharp My only experience WIth farm hor:.es were gomg through a like shooter gctme number of moves m perfect uni- state fair alllmals was either at the zoo 01' Like a BB gun, the sharp- dUring a family vacatIOn that Dan Jarvis son - very slowly and deliber- shooter game, despite two tnes, By now we've all heat d that featured ndmg horses ately reminded me that bemg a crack the Michigan Stale Fall' I!> In Thl!> year at the fall' I wa!> As one who does not frequent shot With a nfle requIres a lot of full sWing. able to get no:,e-to snout With equestnan events, the umform- practIce. I took aIm, gently Since I missed the fall' dunng !>omeoff the largest hogs I have Ity of movement was amazmg. squeezed the tngger and In a the last several yea! s, I wa!> de ever seen Some real pnze wm gleatm than 120 pound" IdentIty We sat there m complete silence blaze of gunfire SUItable for any lermlned to make it thiS yeal nel!>, no doubt The GUlne!>!>Book of WOIld One hog at the fall wa!>nearly for qUite some time before notlc- Western, I mIssed Oh well, I But I didn't go for the cotton While watchmg them eat (af Records lists the large!>t hog a" a" 181ge It wa" not movmg very mg the slightest variation be- didn't want the stupId stuffed candy or the gut WIenchlng ndes tel belfig slopped), my fiancee, belongmg to the Poland Chma mU<.h, "0 a qUI<.k slap to the tween the horses' movements. animal anyway I loved so much as a boy Thl!> who was also In awe, turned to breed and owned by BufOld But ba<.k (which I learned from All the while, a subdued voice If you get a chance thIS week yeal I was lookmg for somethmg me and qUipped, "Now I know IeI' of Jackson, Tenn dunnf,; the walchmg the hog farmers) was broadcast over the pubhc end and are lookmg for some. else why they're called pigs - they 1930s Named "BIg Bill," the Ie blought the ammal to life address system gwmg commands thmg to do, head for the fall" As the first state fall' m the eat like pigs" cord holdmg hog Weighed 2,552 Aile! prote"tmg the unwanted hke, "walk, canter, reverse walk grounds United States, the Michigan Well they may eat lIke pIg!>, pounds and wa!> over nlOe feet attentIOn WIth loud f,queallng and prance" The ndes, the fun house, the State ExpoSitIOn FUll' has a long but theY'1e hogs, plam and slm long from snout to tWUitlOgtUll and bTJ'untmg nOlf>eS, the hog The horses seemed to under- corndogs, the barkers and the and nch history pIe For an unknown rea 'lon, Big agam !>ClUedto It!>neutral POSI stand every word If you haven't mIles of neon at mght are a few And the rural aspect (pig!>, In case othel city folk (like us) Bill was eventually 'lent to the tlOn, allci checkmg Its trough seen one of these events, It reasons to make It might be fun horses and cows) IS the mo!>tfah- are unsure, a pig, accOldmg to big slop trough 1I1 the sky by d one mOle lime fOl food A sad But I hke old.tlme aspect of cmatlng palt of the fall' for me the Random House dictIOnary, IS lethal dose of chlorofOl m I have life It <;eem",to be a hog on tour. We watched for a while as the fall' best The farm animals, Judge'l te<;ted each horse's ability And so It went thIS :> CUI' fm ..1 young s\\ me less than 120 no doubt thut th( 0Hmt blought :\'ext 'We cnlci t..u the Stale the rodeo, the wagon ndes and me and my fiancee pounds a teal' to BufOld'" eye At least Fall' Coli'leum and were de to back up without turnmg I the cookmg contests are the best After the ntuahstlc search fOl A hog IS a domestic swme Big Bill gave Jack"on, Tenn an lighted to find a very well organ dIdn't know horses had a reverse reasons to go

Margie Reins Smith

-t4Ji theIr 50th weddmg anmversary Travel Bureau, P.O Box 30226, Limo-node Sept 9 LanSing, MIch. 48909 01' by call If hfe hands you a hmo, what Daughters Beverly Kaye IIlg 1-800-5432-YES. The hearmg should you do? Snead of San Diego, Claudia ImpaIred may call TDD 1-800 Go to Baskm Robbms, of Brown of Dallas and son Roger 722-8191 m MichIgan only cow'se Gary Kaye of Sterhng Helghts EspeCIally If you're a kid WIllJom m the celebratIOn. The kids on Country Club The Kayes exchanged vows m Mystery is solved Dnve In GlOsse Pomte Woods DetroIt on Sept 9, 1939 at the wel e treated to a nde m a 28- church of St Stamslaus Alana Sullivan of Grosse foot whIte Lmcoln hmousme George Kaye IS a retired dIrec- Pointe Farms, saId she beheves Aug 16 tor of the MIchIgan Veterans she has the scoop on that finch- The stretch hmo belongs to Trust Fund and a past state hke bird WIth a kelly green tail WHAT!l Mr. and Mrs. Roger Basse and commander of the Disabled that has been spotted III several the neighborhood group was one Amel'lcan Veterans backyard bird-type fast food es YOU of the first to ride m It tablishments recently A lot of oohmg and ahhmg At least four Grosse Pomters and plctm e takmg pi eceded the have called the Audubon SocIety Fait into Michigan to report the colorful VIsItor The WANT llde Then each chIld was pIcked Audubon SocIety dum't know up, mdIVldually, at hIS or her The 52-page MIchIgan Fall what It was home Travel GUIde and calendar of Sulhvan spotted the unusual Included m the evemng's ~ur- event'S i~ out pt'ISe'- \vere Rachel Basse~ 5, The- bOoklet outlmes 25 fall bird and mentloned It to her Angela Michels, 9, Lauren color tours, from the Keweenaw neighbor Michels, 5, Alyssa Mellis of Penmsula to DetrOIt, and sug- Oh yeah, saId he "I've been tiff Ann Arbor, Nicholas Sauer, 5, gests the best times to take markmg the birds that come to Lindsey Grosso, 5, and An- them my back yard feeder with non- YOUR drew Rabe, 6. It also mcludes dlrectones of toXICpamt for a whIle - to see If CIder mIlls, state parks, sympho- they come back" Golden mes, theaters, sources of travel Ah-ha. MONEY? f mformatlOn and suggestIOns on Sulhvan sald the mystery bIrd p: anniversary how to stretch your summer IS probably a plain 0]' span'ow Formel Glosse POlllters Commg up soon IS the tradI- WIth some pamt on Its tall George R. and Eleanore Kaye tIOnal Labor Day stroll across of Stellmg HeIghts celebrate the Mackmac Bl'ldge, led by Gov James J Blanchard The MIchIgan Wme and Har- vest Festival IS comIng up m Kalamazoo and Paw Paw Sept 7.10 and the Mackinac Island Give Crime, drug epidemics: Rhetoric vs. reality CarrIage Festival on Mackinac to the Island, Sept. 30.0ct. 1. Torch bemg IUld out, m Washmgton Get a MIchIgan Fall Travel There's an old story about the the budget submitted by the GUIde by wntmg the MIchigan Drive man who stayed too late at the preSident showed the center's • tavern and dIscovered, as he spendmg would be cut by 20 per- weaved several blocks down the cent sidewalk, that hIS money had Moreover, thiS same admmls- dropped from hIS pocket For tratlOn's budget f,uled to mclude SEMI-ANNUAL nearly an hour, he stood under a funds for new court personnel street lamp WIth hiS eyes cast to and drug enforcement agents SALE the ground. "I've lost my bank- that were promised m last year's roll," the man explained to a anti drug b111 Once agam, we passerby "It could be anywhere theIr children are being educated wItness a failure to back the but I'm lookmg here because the cnminals But most of the major rhetOrIC WIth the necessary fund- light IS so much better" issues in the war on drugs have m schools that teach the JaITmg IIlg eN!itik& In much the same fashion, we nothmg to do WIth vislbillty m truth about drugs? have sometimes focused on the Washmgton Laws that leave cnmmals Recently, I Jomed III mtroduc. 30% to 60% OFF difficult issues of crime at times Instead, we need to ask about with the unmistakable Impres mg legislatIOn III the Senate to and m places where the Issues the vlablhty of the drug fight m ~IUJJ that Jo;ng a Cl .TIle ".1.~:1l du cct l"iCV;funds Inc!udlT1g $4 1 are illuminated by pubhcity. In. the urban, suburban and rural mean "domg time" are one way mIllion for MichIgan-to combat stead of concentratmg on what commum ties of our nation The to help both commumtles and drug-related cnme through 1m. works in crime preventIOn and questions that need answel'lng their courts. That was the thmk proved drug mtelhgence opera- punishment, Congress has too of- are very specific to our system of mg behind my amendment 111 tIOns The Drug Intelligence Act ten cast about for what works in local law enforcement. Do the 1986 that set a mandatory of 1989, If passed, would help crime politics In the process, too beat cops, shenffs and federal pnson sentence for anyone con state and local governments to many have become hooked on agents have the tools to pene. vlcted of usmg chIldren to dls mOnitor, track and prosecute tough talk and grand game trate the drug markets? Do they tl'lbute drugs or dealing drugs III illug dealers and money launder- plans have the best mtelhgence avaIl- or near school Closing down the ers by estabhshmg a network of t , The federal government IS in a able to keep dangerous South deadly children's market 111 drug drug mtelhgence Units. unique position with respect to American drug cartels out of means fewer young people No one understands the war battling crime, from its causes, theIr Juns

Plans III e bemg linahwd by the US Cenbub Bllledu 111 Mlch Igan for the purpose of condul'l IIlg the 1990 Decenl1lul Ccnslib of PopulatIOn cllld Hous1l1g Se\ eral oflices III our dl ea UIe to be opl>lIedby Noyembel 1989 to 1,1 (llItclte thiS plOcedlire The Ceni:lllbIS Vital to our clll'H becduse of the ledernl dollar<; III volved Thus, the Censub BUIColli WillIam f{ Brvanl Jr Slate Represenlatlve hu" clsked 101 cl~::'lstallce 111 Ie Clultmg the be;,t 'lVaI1able pel bon::,to fill the slIpervlsoly/mdll agl'ment P0;,ltlOlIb They WIll Ill' tll''' dnd lOmlHIlel <,cwnces would mtervlew full tU11C till ollgh Seplembel .t1so be 1ll'1pfuI In dddltlOl1, you If you are mterested in apply- 1990 InUbt be d United Stateb cltllen mg fO! a poSItIOn With the Cen- Some of the bkJlb the) al C Velel dl1b, If qu,l] died, you wIll SUb Bureau, please contact my lookmg for mclude expel wnw 111 be Wlltdl'led to make aJ Iange office nght away for an apphca- public bpeakmg, dblhty to bupel ment<. I'm te..,t1ng and a pel bonal tam at ~517) 373 0154 Ylbe and COOldll1ate !,'TOUpS01 people, ability to conduct Illt!'l Vle\\'", e\.p!'l'lence With pCl'bonal computel <;, and unplementmg Cit~ of<&rOSSe 'ointe mOO~S,MiChigan dnd ovel beemg paYlolI sYbtems A baCkb'10und m public 01 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids wIll be receIved by the City bUblJ1ebb ddm1l1I"t1atlOn, statlb Cll'l k of thl' Cllv of GlOsse Pomte Woods at the MUniCIpalBudd Jlll(, 20025 Mack Pl,17d Gro.,se Pomte Woods, MIchigan 48236 untIl Enjoying last year's book sale are. from left. Sarah Miller, Neal Studzinski. Ann Marie Aumann. J pm, Fl Jdd~, Septembel 22, 1989, at which time and place bids Katie Aumann. Becky Wright and. in the back. Anne Marie Klotz. Letters "~ Will be publicly opened dnd lead aloud for furnlshmg the followmg From page 6A ONE FIRE APPARATUS AERIAL PLATFORM, 1,500 gallons per IIlCnds and lannly membeI i:> nlillule COPleSof specdicatlOns and bid sheets may be obtamed J.t an alarmmg Iate, and flom the City Clel k dm mg Iegulal office hours The City of Grosse St. Clare PTO plans used book sale remains the most frequently Pomte Woods IeSelyes the light to reJe<.tany and all bids, to waIve an) II1fOlllldlny111 the blddmg dnd to dccept any bid It deems to be commItted clime m our na III the bc<;tmtel e:,t of the CIty The St Clare of Montefalco mance, sCience fictIOn, hIstory, 8 30 pm, specml pi esale hon On avel age, one person School PTO wIll sponsOl Its 5th young readers. health, cook • Thun,day and FlIddY, Sept dies e\ el Y 22 llunutes, 65 Chester E. Petersen books, stdge and SCIeen, the arts, annual used book sale Sept 20 21 22, 9 d m to 5 pm each day, and more than CIty Admll1lstrator Clerk 24 III the church socIal hall on religIOn, sports, busmess, the • Satul day, Sept 23, 9 a m to 23,000 Amellcans lose thell Mack and WhIttier/Outer Dllve classIcs, illama and mOle All 5 pill, baI gam day lives due to ill llnk dllV1l1g G P N 08/31/89 m Grosse Pomte Park proceeds benefit the 8t Clm e • Sunday, Sept 24, 10 a m to crashes each yeal The .,ale WIll feature more School ennchment plOgIams 2 pm, bag day Here m MIchIgan 793 than 25,000 htles, mcludmg nov Hours for the sale 81 e men, women and chIldren • Wednesday, Sept 20,630 to els, blOgraphy, mystery, ro dIed In alcohol related City of<&rOnne 'ointe 1f;arms ,Michigan Electrical fire crashes last yea! That IS at yacht club \Ihy MADD and Volkswdgen NOTICE OF HEARING Diabetes series begins Sept. 7 Un'lted States, 1nc are focus REVIEW OF CONDITIONAL USE An elect1'lclan workmg m the mg state attentIOn on the DaVid Thomson, M D , of War. basement of the Glosse Pomte Between 10 and 11 mllhon thud annual Dille For LIfe NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CIty CounCIl of the City of Yacht Club receIved first. and people m Amenca have diabetes Ien, chief of endoc1'lnology at the publIc aWa!encss campaJgI1 Glosse POll1teFal ms \\ III rc\ Ie"" as a condItional use, the proposal - a disease that IS the No 1 hospItal Will speak second degl ee bUInb on hIS We are ask1l1g all motol- of the GIOSSCPomte Wal Memollal, 32 Lakeshore Road to dispense cause of bhndness, No 2 cause of To regIster for thIS progI'am, hand., and fOlearms Aug 21 IStS to turn on their head alcohohc be\ el ages undel the auspices of a Class C hquor hcense kIdney transplantatIOn and con call the St John PhySICian Re. when a short cause a smdll iii e lights dUllng daylight houls \\ Ithlll celtam pal ametel s estabhshed by the City CounCil tnbutor to heart attack, strokes, feral and InformatIOn Sel vice at Shores fil efighters responded of the LabOl Day Weekend gangrene of the legs, and a lead- 1 800-237 5646 weekdays from 8 to the call at 11 18 a m The m Iemembl ance of those 793 The Public Healmg Will be held at the Grosse Pomte Farms City mg cause of Impotency 111 men, a m to 5 pm elect! Ician was changIng CirCUit mdlvlduals who well' kJlled Hall, 90 Kelby Road, at 7 30 pm on Monday, September 11, 1989 among other comphcatlOns breakers when an ell.plodmg 111 dl unk ill'lvmg crashes It's estImated that five to SIX RegIstratIOn deadlme IS Tues shOlt CllClllt thl ew a showel of and, of caUlse, to ill Iye sobel Intel e,;ted property owners and I eSldents of the CIty are mVlted to attend Wlltlen comments may be :,ubmltted to the City Clerk mllhon people have diabetes but day, Sept 5 sparks The electrICian blocked ovel the Labor Day Week don't know It, and that the dls Future topics planned for the hIS face and eyes With hIS hands end and for the test of the RICHARD G. SOLAK and arms ease results m $20 bIllion In dl senes 1I1clude "ElI.erclse and DI yeal CITY CLERK reet and IndIrect costs anually 111 abetes," "Weight Control and The man was taken to Bon Bethany Goodman G P N 08/31/89 the U mted States HolIday Eatmg," "Copmg WIth SecoUls Hospital Executive Director The first program 111 a free DIabetes," "ManagIng Stress" No other damage was reported MADD/Michigan year-long diabetes educatIOn lec and mOle at the yacht club ture senes on thiS potentially dangerous, yet often controllable dIsease, called "Diabetes an Overview," WIll be presented WANTED: Thursday, Sept 7 from 7 to 8.30 p m at St John HospItal and HOST MedIcal Center's audItOrium, 22101 Moross at Mack (one mde I east of the 1-94 freeway) FAMILIES The purpose of the progI'am IS to make people aware of prob NOW .' lems dIabetes can cause and of • fer adVice for practIcal manage. . ment of the dIsease PEACE-USA, a non-proht student exchange organization needs host families for high school boys and girls from Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Spall1 and Germany for the upcomll1g school year These kids have already sacrificed their school year at home and Woods home prepared for months, to come to Amenca and fulfill their dream They must have host families or they cannot come All of the students come With their own spendll1g money and medIcal II1sur- burglarized ance they all speak english and they're anXiously awaiting fami- lies if you have room 111 your heart and your home that's all you A Grosse Pomte Woods home need Help us make thiS dream come true for these kids and was broken 1I1to durmg a 43- receive a tax deduction too We need your help, please contact mmute period last week while the homeowner was out on an errand ANNE MELISE The reSident of the home m the 2000 block of Hampton left 1-800-84-PEACE the house at 10 a m Aug. 22 When she returned at 1043 am, she notIced a door she had locked was ajar Accordmg to police reports, the LUJgldl but into tht= hum€ by removmg a screen from a rear wmdow that was not locked The house was not ransacked and an RCA color teleVISion was taken from the hvmg room A nearby reSIdent told police a stranger came to her door at PREMIUM LATEX 10 15 a m and asked for "Randy INTERIOR FLAT Topmkin," whIch she saId she recogmzed as an entertamer's ENAMEL QUART name The man was dnvmg a rusty, SPECIAL! green pIckup truck WIth racks STYLE HIDE The truck also had spots where SATIN It was pamted WIth pnmer Latex Wall & The suspect IS descnbed as Trim Enamel WhIte, 35 to 40 years old, shm, almost 6 feet tall, and had brown shoulder-length hall' He wore green khakI pants and a gray sweatshIrt - John MinniS HARRISON PAINT 21155 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4800 • Prices good through Sept.30,1989 Give 10 the Torch Drive ~ ..._ ... ~.~._.~ .. _.~.~ .... -.....001111'"~ --- - -

August 31, 1989 9A Grosse Pointe News

Chlldl en's Ho!>pltal, he devel UII lIl~tlllmellt .,tIlI In U~P today, lromcally, the same year he "I had a wife who was JU&t cal ASSOCiatIOncommendIng hIS From page 1 oped a nam(l for hum,elf among wa~ CIeated by Ben.,on to fix a pree,ented thlfl method to the somethmg," he saId "She was a work The '>eland 1&from former Surgeon General C Everett planted an Amel'lcan flag The the lop chIldren's 'lurgeon~ In blockage 01 the ~tomach III new medical '>OClCty,a man III Eng- beautIful girl, She always knew ship toured Stockholm, Fmland, the country He did thl., by de. bOl n., land, completely Independently, what I was domg, and always Koop, al!>O pralsmg Benson's and went mto Germany. velopmg new methodfl of tl eat In the eUlly '50~ he found d pIef>Cnted a SImIlar method to supported me" They had one work They tl aveled that country by mg two congemtal bowel proh way to attach Pdltfl of mtestllle~ the Engh.,h medical establish. chIld, Kathanne, who gave them On June 25 thiS year he was tI am HIS hotel room overlooked lem" whIch caused the death'l 01 whIch, fOl ,>omeICUflon,were not ment four grandchildren. Mary LoUIse the bruest of honor at a testlmo- the preSIdentIal palace where many mfant!> fully f()lmed Jll thc "'omb pnOl Both method& are stili m use dIed 14 years ago from a stroke mal dmner at the DetrOIt Ath every day at 359, PresIdent Von The Bel1'>fmPyIOllL SPIeddpl, to bllth today and the Iecovery rate IS 90 Among hIS other firsts, Benson letlc Club Made ementus profes- Hmdenburg would be treated to percent Pnor to thl!>method, all was one of the founders of the !>OIof chmcal surgery at Wayne a concel-t on the grounds. From chIldren WIth thiS affilctlOn died American PediatrIC Surgical State, he was toa'ited and hon. his room, Benson hstened to the "Theile bablefl we do tlll'l opel' FoundatIOn It started m 1970 Oled by more than 100 col- musIc and watched as the Gel' atlOn on are usually two day~ With 20 members and now num leagues m the medIcal profes. man president hstened from his old," he 'laId "Some of them are bel'S more than 400 slOn He has awards fJ om England seat no bigger than rabbits" "The awards are nice," he and Amenca hononng hiS out Whitney found out that Ben The author of more than 70 saId "But thIS surprise te'ltlmo- standmg contnbutlOns to pedIa son played the horn and every medIcal papers, Benson IS also nlal dmner, thiS was the topper, tnc surgery, and has been the tIme they left a port, he asked one of the co-edItors and contnb- because It was from my col- guest lecturer to medical SOCI the young doctor to face the flag utmg authors of what IS conSid- leagues" and play "Stan, and Stnpes FOl- ered to be the bible of chIldren's etles III countne& from Germany Lookmg back, Benson flaYS, ever" Benson still thmks that's surgery to MeXICO In ItS fourth edlllOn, the two Framed and hangmg on thl' "I've attamed a lot of things and funny loUdy met a lot of wonderful people They traveled to France and volume set has been translated walls at Bon Secours are letters I'm Just gomg to keep on enJoy, then to Bermuda, wrappmg up mto numerous languages and is of which Benson IS proud The mg hfe Maybe I'll do some more then" trIp seven months and used throughout the world by first is from John Coury, former travehng" 16,000 mlles after It stal-ted. He pedlatnc surgeons He has also preSident of the AmerIcan Medl. lemembers the trIp well wrItten chapters for English In 1932 he ended IllS re!>ldency medIcal books He marvels at and became the first full.tlme the changes dunng hIS 60 years resIdent m thoraCIc surgery at as a phySICIan ADD CHARM TO Herman KIefer HospItal "Back m those days, mterns OUTDOOR After a shOl-t stay he went to dId all theIr own lab work and ChIldren's Hospital and stayed mOnltonng patIent's conditIOns," LIVING AREAS there for 40 years, servmg as he saId "We had 85 patients chIef of surgery from 1957 to each Now we have mtenSlve TOM'S FENCE 1967. Except for four years he care umts where the nurses are spent m the Navy as an asso tlamed speCIfically, and we don't CO. Clate chief of surgery, he pel" have as many patients ALL TYPES OF formed more than 2,000 opera "I love workmg With the chIld. PRIVACY &: SECURITY tlOns dunng the war ren because of theIr Iesponses FENCES He contmued hIs affiliation They can't talk to you so you ·_ ~QWII'" SYSTtMS WIth Harper HospItal durmg have to go entIrely by your ex. • ftlLLy IitJAI.OO1D •JeIIlIMw'1 conr.J(JAL that tnne He also spent 10 penence One of the greatest years as a volunteer workmg boons m ped18tnc surgery was CALL FOR FREE LIfTIMATh WIth mterns at Detroit Recelvmg the Improvement m anestheSIa. HospItal, and began hIS affilia Dr. Clifford Benson and a portrait of him signed by friends That has come a long way." 774-2045 tiOn With the medical school at and colleagues who honored him recently at a testimonial din- Lookmg back, Benson gIVes all Wayne State Umverslty ner when he was made emeritus professor of clinical surgery at the credIt for where he IS to hiS DUring the tIme spent at Wayne State. Wife, Mary LoUIse Primary ;'."~., Drug dealer in Harper Woods From page 1 sentenced to 10 years in prison PHILIP GAVAN With Gracey commg In second candidate Paul Gracey, were A Harpel \~,roodsman was sen- With 308 Statmg he was satIsfied that LEASING, INC. raised durmg an Aug 7 press tenced to 10 years m prIson Aug the defendant was a key player conference called by Wayne In regular ballot votmg (not countmg the absentee ballots), 28 fm operatmg a cnmmal en m DetrOIt drug operatIOns, Cohn County Clerk James KIlleen terpnse and tax evaSIOn, accord sentenced DerrIck to 10 years m Casazza came 111 second, edgmg KIlleen told reporters that mg to the Internal Revenue Sel Gracey by 10 votes pnson on the continumg crimI- We Lease Mrs. Gracey Illegally picked up vice nal enterprIse charge and 6 1/2 Any ballots from CIty Hall, dehvered Johnson mdlcated that KII leen, m hIS role as county clerk, AI-thUl Dale Dernck pleaded years on the two tax evasIon them to absentee voters and re- guIlty July 6 to one count of op. Make Any Model may be m a posltlOn to deCIde charges The sentences WIll be turned the ballots to CIty Hall eratmg a cnmmal enterpnse the outcome of the pnmary elec served concurrently DerrIck also State law prohIbits a candi- and two counts of tax evasIOn was gl\'en three years probation tlOn, though state electIOn om Lease Designed for Your date from dlstrIbutmg ballots to US DIstrIct Judge Avern Cohn cials contend that the law IS not A separate cnmmal mforma- Individual Needs voters, usmg ballots to sohclt m DetlOlt handed down the sen- clear on who WIll have final say tlOn filed June 15 charged that votes, or returmg them to City DelTlck's WIfe, Conme M. Der- once the Issue comes before tence Hall. A cnmmal InformatIOn filed rIck, also known as Connie M Order your 1990 Model NOW county electIOn offiCIals Mrs, Gracey admitted to the June 15 chat ged that between Daly, conspIred WIth DerrIck in For Delivery in September Johnson added m many cnnll. allegatIons, but saId she dId not January 1985 and October 1987, the cocame distrIbution opera- nal cases such as burglary or know she was breaking the law Dernck orgamzed and managed tIOn and that she aIded and abet murder, mvestIgators and plose by plckmg up ballots from a cIty at least five othel people In a ted Derrick's tax evasion. She cutors must demonstrate a spe CALL employee contmumg cnmmal enterprIse to pleaded gullty to the charges clfic mtent to commit the cnme Johnson saId that the law IS dlstllbute coca me It also and was sentenced to three years In an electIOn where Illegahty IS 886-2217 more Incumbent on the cIty to chal ged that Den Ick failed to III pnson suspected, mtent does not always properly dlstnbute ballots than file federal mcome tax Ieturns In addItIOn to the JaIl time, have to be shown. 16700 Harper on the person who pIcks them fOJ 1986 and 1987 when he had DerrIck must also pay all the "Many of these electiOns are Detroit, MI 48224 up. a taxable mcome of at least $16 taxes due, plus mtel est m small towns where people Both Gracey and hIS WIfe al- n11111011, on whIch he owed The case was mvestlgated by don't know the rules of electIOns Philip Gavan Thomas Walter lege that KIlleen, a supporter $678,000 m fedel al Income tax the IRS and next-door neIghbor of candI- The law deals With how the cIty date Eugene Casazza, called the IS requIred to handle the dIStIl press conference to dIscredit Gra- but IOn of ballots cey "It may have Just been a case GARBAGE GRINDER? KIlleen will not return calls of sloppy procedures If thel e Call ~~ 355 FISHER RD. UI~IS,~ICK~PD~lY882.510 from the Grosse Pomte News. would be a prosecutIOn, then It IS ::~ OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m DAilY, wed t11Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER Of the total 1,789 votes cast, up to the county prosecutor to determme whether It was a lack ~tu~~~t1l: 115 are absentee ballots Incum- PLUMBING HEATING AUGUST 31s1, of knowledge 01 an Illegal In bent MunlClpal Judge Matthew SEPT1sU 2nd Rumora receIved 1,034 votes, tent" 17600 L1VEflNOIS • 863-7800 ~ PARMS c:MA 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 1726 MAPLE RD • 643.4800 FRESH BAG ICE 88e 8 LB BAG DE FRESH WHOLE ITAUANOR ~ CHICKEN ~ HOMEMADE• SALADS POLISH CHOICE LEAN T.BONE MACARONI, POTATO BREAST SAUSAGE OR PORTER HOUSE OR COLE SLAW $13~ $1~ STEAK$44~ 98eL_' Ir~, '4IKINGSFORD MATCHLIGHT \\'.i"fi ~ ~ :~ CHARCOAL 98 or'T1f'£tW£'£X $3 BEL-ARBORS 6 PACK CAN SALE $329 8 LB 10LI BAG CHARDONNAY $129 + DE, LIMIT 1 lAC $ ADDITIONAL PRESTO REAL L MP CHARCOAL QUANTITIES$1.&1+ DE, 5 LI '1.4. $4~!OML CAPE COD. & GETTING READY FOR WINTER $175 POTATOE CHIPS > GUIIJE LARGE $1 4 7 :~tH:EE 99 ~~~ OR $319 ~z LONDOflS FR£==" R~~r$10 HERE IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 22 VARIETIO 112 CAL 01110" aa 51 PT 24 PAC!( • DEP TO MARKET YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT NEW SPINACH ROQUEFORT :::TA:::ANgDDEgLlc.;;.SMEL(!JoNS 'J PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO THE ~I; ro PATE $697 OVER 50,000 READERS OF THE LI 'INCH PICNIClUTES "EA I • GROSSE POINTE NEWS. 47 $1 "'UI $199 9 OZ PLASTIC CUPS ~~EY DEWS PUBUCATION DATE '177lOoT EA OCTOBER 5th MACINTOSH BUD HEAD SWEET APPLES LEnUCW CORN-ELLS CONTACT YOUR ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE FOR PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANCE 882-3500 39~LI ,59! ~5/9ge

- - ~ ---~------August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News 10A Nt.W4 Kelly proposes National Guard to stop crack use The propobal has been blasted Detroit, Pon The high mtenslty areas and lehabllItatlOn sel'Vlceb, It the WOIk Gu,u dsmcll would be By Ronald J. Bernas by nearly evelY DebOlt mayoral tIaC, FlInt, would be Identified after e"amm- would be effective .. llsed to do .1 lIumber or ;"elvlceb StaN Writer c,mdldate, and DelI Olt Mayor Grand Rapids mg law enforcement data on co. Money for the educatIOn und I11cIudlllg bO'lldll1g up vacunt In a proposal that IS beIng Coleman Young called the Idea blasted by other state legIslators, and Muskegon c,:une anests and activity. reh.1blhtatlOn would come It om hou::.e" ubed by de,ud, "but there Isn't one. I ha Into them donmg off areas and blockmg of!' Othel a::.pects 01 the proposal "We've got a Kitty Genovese coca me \ en't secn them (hlb cntlcs) pl'e The plan \~ould clllo~~ Go\ With balll areas and makmg It difficult to cdlI lor d. speCial prosecutor to be mentaht} thdt eXI"ts hew and "pnt ,mythll1g that would stop James J Bldnchdl d to deetll e Kelly cad (' .., d 11 d get drugs," he said, "and at the appomted III each city to work It'S tune to do "olllet}u ng about 1II0thel s flom selling their certam ~etlOn" of lh e utle::- ..,hut do\\ n Op<'1 ,It IOn.., same time prOVide educatlOn.11 With local police forces to oversee It," he scud Kitty Genove;"e I" the Ne\\ d,lllghtcl" to pay 101'drugs" YOlk woman who was kllled 011 The plan would need apploval City comptroller the Stleet III fl ont of an dp,ut of both the <;tate Senate and the n1('nt blllldmg whlle Ie::'ldenl::. House, <1" well as the governor hired in Park watched and did nothlllg and the ledel al govClnment

Petel 1'1 Dobrzel1leckl of Clal kston hd" been hired a::.city comptrollel' m Grosse Pomte NOTICE OF REQUIREMENTS FOR FILING NOMI- Pmk NATION PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES IN THE Dobrzemeckl, 41, was pre vlOusly the finance director for Independence Township for SIX City of<&rn55t 'nillit llIlJnnb5MiChigan years Before that he WOIked fOl the city of DetrOit m the audltol genet aI's office NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th,lt Nomln,llln~ PetitIOns for He has a bachelor of science Term ElI.plles 11191 degree m accountmg flom Law 1 Ma) 01 Tel III E"plles 11/93 Ience Institute of Technology 3 Council l\tembel ~ and has completed some post- of the Clt) of GI o~.,e Pomte Woods, Wdyne Count), MIchigan to be gI aduate studies at Indiana U m \oted upon at the legulal CIty ElectIOn to be held on Tuesday, Nov vel'slty elllbel 7, 1989, ..hall be filed \\ Ith the City Clel k at the MUniCipal He and hIS Wife, Lmda, who IS Buddll1g, 20025 Mack PluLa, GI (J',be Pomte Woods, not before Au a teacher With the GIOSse Pomte gu~t I, 1989, and not latel than Septembel 11 1989, at 500 pill, school dlStllcl, plan to move to

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1\\'0 young men were found sl110kmg manJuana at the play- 61"round at Feny Elementdl'Y Denby all-class reunion committee members are, from left. Mary Aceti of Detroit. Larry Vetere School Aug 26 of Grosse Pointe Woods. John Hauck of Harper Woods, and Lillian Licata of Grosse Pointe Woods. Wood" pohce lesponded to a call of a dlstUl bance at the school at 1 15 a m As the officel Denby alums plan for all-class reunion was walkmg up to the two men, Alumm of Denby High School dl e l\hchlgan State UllIverslt) pOltel MUI k Pattison he detected a cloud that he I ec al e pi epalmg fm d speCIal dll PI e"ldent John DIBldgglO, U S A champagne punch bl unch o!,1"J1lzedas marIjuana smoke class leumon Sundav. Sept 24 Rep Denllls Hertel m Harpel Will be held from noon until 5 He asked the two men what at Thomas Crystal Gardens, 50 Wood,,), MSU football admll1ls p 111 Tickets dre $20 and are on they \\ el e domg and they said Groesbeck, Mount Clemens tratl ve assistant Ed Rutherford "ale at vailOUS locatIOns Call they wete on their way to get a Among the alums lookmg for and CatholIc Ne\\ ~ Ser\"lce Ie 372-2384 for mOle mfOll11atlon pizza When asked If they were : ward to the grand homecommg bW'nmg anytMng~"ln 18-year-old from Grosse Pomte Woods told J Insider's guide to northwoods available the officer, "Yeah, smokmg pot" AccOldmg to the officer's re POlt, Habitats ., callmg J"orthWOId Pres!> at 1 A book for people who get both men demed havmg any PI oduced by the USDA FOlest 800336-5666 Cost IS$1995 goose bumps when they heal' a more I11UlIJuana m theIr posses yodellllg loon, a bellowmg Service NOIih Cent! al FOIest ThiS book IS an 1I1slder's guide E....pelllllent StatIOn and pub. to the nOlthwoods of Mmnesota, slOn moose, or the snOlt of a vamsh The officeI then told the two h"hed by NOIthWOId PleS~, Inc, Wisconsin and Michigan With mg doe IS how author Janme men to empty then pockets The the book IS now aval1able 111 It, I eadel s can VISit any wood Benyus de:o.cllbes "NOIthwoods Woods man had a small amount boobtOl es dnd gift shops 01 by land Ol watenvay, and eaSIly WildlIfe A Watchel'~ GUIde to of su<;pected mal'lJuana m plastiC kno\\ \\ hat habitat they al e m FRESH MEAT- ITALIAN SAUSAGE-HOT BREAD and what kmd of \\ Ildhfe they and a hashish pipe, which was Take a fall color tour stIli hot, the officer IepOlted The NAPLES BAKERY PASTRIES~PASTAS-IMPORTED may "ee thel e PURE, NO CHOLESTEROL OLIVE OIL-HOMEMADE The 453-page book IS based on other man, a 20 year-old from St ITALIAN DISHES TO GO AND MUCH MORE of the Keystone State mfol'matlOn produced by wIldlIfe Clan ShOles, also had a hashish Scemc natural beaut v bathed called the 'Outlet Capital of the Iesearchers at the Forest Ser pipe 111 hiS possessIOn The men wel e allowed to 111 the glowmg red and gold of WOIld .. Vice'S NOlth Centlal Forest Ex. 27919 Harper • St. Clair Shores leave the scene and were told autumn combmed With the Also lIlcluded are thl ee penment StatIOn and the know- detectives wIll be gettmg III 1 block North of 11 Mile charm of country lIfe, scene" Aml'>h ~yle bleakfa~ts. the Dutch ledge of WildlIfe bIOlOgIsts flOm from our natIOn's past and mod Apple Dmnel Theatre, one NatIOnal Forests and othel Ie touch With them concermng (across from Nino Salvaggio's) em day commerce m a spectacu Amish style dmner, a PhIladel SOUlce management and conser charges of dl ug possessIOn lar color tour of Pennsylvania, phIa dmnel thE'atel, two IlIghts vatlOn orgamzatlOns It IS a COI11 774-3767 Oct 7-13 accommodatIOns enroute, fOUl prehen<;lve gUIde to 18 different HighlIghts of the War Memo mghb at the Willow FamIly Re types of wetlands, fOlests, and rIal-sponsored motorcoach tom sort and more open spaces, each a habitat for include viSIts to Gettysburg, TrIp fee IS $545 pel' pel son, speCific wlldhfe. Lancaster and PhIladelphia double occupancy. $105, smgle There WIll be opportullllIes to supplement Call War Memonal study the UnIque hfestyle of the at 881-7511 ReservatIOns and Amish with a VISit to the Amish final payment due by Wednes- Kast letsyOU hav~it all, Homestead, the only occupied day, Sept 6 Amish farm open to the pubhc Piano & Music Theory and get away from it aU. Travelers wIll tOllr the battle- InstnJetlOl'l I u everythtng you want In a field of ~ttysburg, VISit Wheat Kast SeTVlceAmenca gIVesyo qualitY products, quahty land, the 1828 Federal-style heating and cooling contractor But now we'll also gIVe you - 16237 MACK I mansIOn of PreSIdent James al Il\stallatlOn and quality servICe ' But-hallau, aiid 5t..... chCCGl~tc :;ruD 0 882-5680 something extra. made mto Hershey I~ ~~~~~/ I ~_ HOME 886.7019. . Vacation Getaway! A day WIll be' spent tOUlll1g Compbmentary nditionet TIOYI, histone Philadelphia and there . '~1I111W HS 19 central aIr co . good If you Il\vest Il\ a !:!!!= t deluxe 4 day vacatlOf\ Will be lIme to shop 111 Readmg, Give .. .lor III the you can do. Kast WIllgive you a comphmen aTY Florida. This offer ndo or four at a Hilton Hote\ m Orla 'take "nUT vacation f 1989 but you may 7--' explfes August, 30 '990 any tIme before August 1, t UJlIIIIX HS 19 central air conditioner "IF "HI I'm Mary Qu

Joseph Lawrence Buell Sarafina B. Cusumano Pharmacy, serving GroS&ePomte was born In Grosse Pomte Cleveland, Ohio. Delray Beach, Fla She was born reSIdents over the years. Farms He was founder and chairman m Detroit. III A memorial servIce for Saraf- Mr. Hennessy was a member He wab a former police lieu- of the board of Preform Sealant!> SurvlVOrs Include a son, James ma B Ventimiglia Cusumano, A memorial euchanst for Jo of the board of directors of Sara- tenant m Gro!>se Pomte Sharer.;, Inc F III, daughters, Heather Coren, 64, of GI'O!lSePomte Park, was toga HospItal, past preSIdent of !>Crvmgbetween 1942 and 1968 Mr Ttedeck was a graduate of Annette Boyd and Amy Jo W !>eph Lawrence Buell III, for held Wednesday, Aug 23 at the merly of Grosse Pomte, was held the Michigan Pharmaceutical He attended St Paul elemen. the University of Michigan McElhenie, a sISter, Frances A Most Holy Famtly Church ABSOClation, a member of the tary and high schools School of Engmeermg Book; and 10 grandchl1dren. Saturday, Aug 19 at Grace EPlb Mrs Cusumano died Saturday, copal Church, Hmsdale, III with American Pharmaceutical Asso Mr La Forest was a member During World War II, he was She IS the daughter of the late Aug. 19, 1989 In DetrOlt. clatlOn and the Amencan Col. of several pollee orgamzatlOns a heutenant in the U S Air Dons McM Pittman and the the Rev John C Willis officlat She was a homemaker. ing lege of Apothecaries and fratermties After rettrlng Force late Steuart L. Pittman Sw'vlvors Include her hus- He was also a member of St from the police force, he worked He IS survived by hIS Wife, Memonal contributlOns may Mr Buell dIed Thursday, Aug band, Sam, daughters, Rosemary Paul Evangelical Lutheran m real e!>tate and apartment Dorothy Lamore; daughters, be made to the Hosplce-By-The- 17, 1989 m his Hmsdale home and VICtOria, sons, Dommic and Church. management Nancy Sertich and Mary Cather- Sea, 1531 Palmetto Road, Boca He was born m DetrOIt m 1934 Carl, and seven grandchildren. He IS SurVived by hiS wife, Ja He 1& &urvlved by hiS WIfe, me GJllls, sons, Joseph and MI- Raton, Fla. 33486. A graduate of Grosse Pomte Interment was In Mount net, daughters, Madelyn Pike, Ruth, sons, Dale and Michael, a chael, and nine grandchildren Arrangements were made by High School, Mr Buell bTfdUU Olivet Cemetery, Detroit Kathleen Schram, Arlynn See Sister, Margaret DwoJakowskl, a Bunal was m Mount Ohvet the Wm R. HamIlton Funeral ated from Prmceton University bel'; son, the Rev. William Hen brother, Donald, and three Cemetery, Detroit Home, Mount Clemens m 1957 Harry J. Gee nessy; two SISters, nme grand grandchlldreren The bame year, he malTlCd PI Ivate funeral serviceS for children, and one great CrematIOn was in ArIZona Amy P. Whitehead Sandra Smith m Tulsa, Okla grandson Memorial contnbutlOns may Harry J Gee, formerly of Grosse Private family serviceS for before makmg his first home m Pomte, were held m Burbank, Interment was In CadIllac be made to the EducatIOnal Op Give I~ • Pearl Harbor, HawaII, where he Memorial Gardens East, Clmton portumty Fund c/o ColOnial Amy P. WhItehead, 67, formerly Calif of Grosse Pomte Farms, were served m the U S Army TownshIp HClghts Methodist Church, 6321 to the Tr Mr Gee dted Fnday, Aug 11, held Wednesday, Aug. 16 in 1989 m Burbank Memonal contrIbutIOns may Chapman Highway, KnoxvIlle, Torch Drive .. MI'. Buell returned to GIo~se be made to the Wilham B Hen. Tenn 37920 Flonda Pomte m 1960 to work for the He was a 1941 graduate of Mrs WhItehead died Sunday, ....,... WIly Grosse Pomte High School, re- nessy Memonal Fund, c/o Holy Formsprag Co Smce 1979 he SavIOr Lutheran Church, De George M. Tiedeck Jr. Aug. 13, 1989 m Gulfstream, ""_n~ has been an Illmois reSIdent, celvmg a degree in Industnal trolt A memonal service for George where he served as an execuhve Englneermg from the Lawrence M Tledeck Jr, 66, of Grosse for several compames, speclallz. Institute of Technology MCRADIATOR George La Forest Pomte Park, was held Wednes- THE NELSON ENGRAVERS mg m marketmg He served In the U.S Army AOIATORS. GAS TANKS Funeral services for George La day, Aug 30 at St Clare of Mon- Engravers and Embossers of All Force during World War II. Cranes Stationery HEATER CORES He was a member of the Mill Forest, 76, formerly of Grosse tefalco Cathohc Church, Grosse SurvIVOrs mclude hIS Wife, Social, Professional and Business PLASTIC/AlUMINUM Reef Club, the Hmdsdale Golf Faye, a daughter, Susanne, a Pomte, were held Tuesday, Aug Pointe Park 3401 Ash 01 23rd ~.O Box 32126 IF IT LEAKS, I'LL FIX IT" Club and was an actJve member son, Jeff, a SIster, Katherme; and 29 In Arizona. Mr Tledeck died Saturday, DetrOl148232 131318940400 14284 7 MilE. 527-1256 of the Grace EpIscopal Church two grandchildren Mr. La Forest dIed Thursday, August 26, 1989 at Harper Has congregatIOn Aug. 24, 1989 in ArIzona He pital In DetrOlt He was born In SurvIvors mclude hIS Wife, William B. Hennessy .....-- - - -COtJPON.-----. SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES Sandra, sons, J Lawrence, Pear- NOTRE DAME : Why Pay More! I son Wells and Herbert Bw'hng, A memorial servIce for Wil- City of ~rn!l6t 'nintt 1JiarmsMichigan and grandson, Joseph Lawrence ham B Hennessy, 78, of St. HIGH SCHOOL AUGUST 11, 1989 Other survIvors mclude Mr Clall' Shores, was held Wednes- l AET ONlV$600! Buell's stepmother, Florence day, Aug 23 at St Paul Evan- 2nd Annual I TESTING I Buell, of Grosse Pomte Farms, gehcal Lutheran Church, Grosse Fellowship Dinner I 7 Days a Week I The Meeting was called to order at 7 30 p m SIsters, Eleanor Stephenson. Eliz- Pomte Farms I No Appointment Necessary: abeth Dnnkhaus and Susan Hig Mr Hennessy died Fnday, Thursday October 5, 1989 Present on Roll Call. Mayor Joseph L Fromm, CounCilmen Emil D : HARPER & CADIEUX I Berg, Bruce M Rockwell, John M Crowley, Harry T Echhn, Gall ble. Aug 18, 1989 at St John Hospi- Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Kaess and Gregg L Berendt Mr Buell IS also survived by tal, DetrOlt He was born m Lon- For Tickets Call don, OntarIO Pam Morns, Joan Mlcou and !EJ 2~:~J?C~~~,f,! Those Absent Were None Martha Moray, all of Grosse He was a self-employed phar- 881-4886 I_\~O~~ __ ~~.:>!~ ..! Pomte macist and owner of Hennessy Also Present Messrs, Mark Rlashl, Counsel, Carrol C Lock, CIty Controller, Richard G Solak, City Clerk and John A DeFoe, Direc- tor of Pubhc Service

Mayor .Joseph L FromTTlpreSided at the Meeting

The Minutes of the Regular Meeting held July 10, 1989, were ap- proved as corrected

The Minutes of the Closed SessIOn held July 10, 1989, were ap. proved as submitted

The Minutes of the SpeCial Meeting held July 24, 1989, were ap proved as submitted The Council accepted the gIft of a defibrillator from Cottage Hospi tal and appOlnted Dr Mlchael McMIllan, M.D , as Medical Director for the City of Grosse Pomte Farms and upon approval of the City Attorney, the execution of the letter of agreement The City Manager was excused from attendmg the MeetIng

The CounCil scheduled a Pubhc HearIng for Monday, September 11, 1989, at 7 30 pm, to hear the Grosse Pomte War Memonal's re- quest for conditIOnal use permit, and further, deferred actIOn on the Director of Pubhc Safety'S memorandum dated August 4, 1989

Blood Pressure Screening The CounCil, acting as a Zonmg Board of Appeals, approved the Mmutes of the Pubhc Hearmg held July 10, 1989, and further, . h Blood Pressure " FREE granted the appeal of Dr Carl Sultzman, to erect a garage addItion 100-300 p.rn to the rear of hiS reSIdence at 55 Vendome, upon receipt of regIs- "Down with Hw, D August 30 tered mall recelpts, and further, granted the appeal of Mr ErIch 1 J Sharon, M R\c har", Drettmann, 100 Lewiston to convert an eXistIng porch on the Side 7 .00-8 30 p nl of hiS present dwellmg The CounCil scheduled a PublIc Hearmg to consider the Special As. 884- \ \ 77 Reservation, sessment DistrIct, for Monday, September 11, 1989 at 7:30 p.m, and further, received the SpeCial Assessment Roll as prepared by l Concern: b 19, 20, "'J man S 100-5.00 P rn Septem er 26 27 the City Assessor "EverY ",,0. fema 1"eS 21, , Cancer 1n D Reglstranon 1177 The Council approved the Site Plan Review for the construction of a "A o'BtJ'an. M reqUIred. 884- Field House at the Grosse Pomte Academy, 171 Lake Shore Robert lV' 3,0-500 p rn The CounCil approved the low bid of $199,986 from Master Plan 884- \\ 77 flu Shots' Only $3 ConstructIOn for the Improvement of the mUnIclpally.owned lot to Rcscrvanon~ 'Estate" 9 30-11.30 a rn and the rear of the busmess On-The HIll and the expansion of the Rich- Protect Your ber 23, 25, ard Lot, mcludmg payment to Detroit EdIson and Michigan Bell for n eserve & \ 00-3.00 p.m. O "HoW to l- r MontC K"rn cto 27,30 placement of overhead utlhtles underground and approval of archi- nersonaht) l tectural fees to John GrIsslm & Assoc, at 85% of constructIOn WW) Rad101 Reglsuatlon 11"'7 d.884- I costs \.00-300 P rn reqUlre $5 . • Only The CounCil approved the proposal of National Garages, Inc , to op- 884-\\77 Cholesterol Screenlng erate the mUniCipally-owned parkmg lot to the rear of the busl Re,erv,ltlon:. nesses On the HIli as an attended lot 5 00.8.00 P rn. d No fasting require " ...1 Another fall! ~ t Adult fans" The CounCil approved payment of a statement from the Southeast i""lOt d PrevenUon 0 Michigan CounCil of Governments for annual membershIp dues m Causes an the amount of $1,27000 ~ M D J~rnes Rt:~"'" . t FREE The Councll approved the only bid receIved from IndustrIal Vehicle 7 00-830 P rn nhartnacls • Sales, m the amount of $9,95800 for one 1989 Cushman Refuse . 884-\ \77 A.sk th e [" ReservatiOnS rnedlcatlon) Vehicle {bnng )'our 10004.00 p.m. The CounCil approved the low quotation of Apollo Fire EqUIpment, m the amount of $3,71000, for the purchase of fire equipment clothmg The CouncIl approved payment of the Statements of Attorney's Fees, from the law firm of DickInson, WrIght, Moon, VanDusen and Freeman, Counsellors at Law, m the total amount of $17,35995, for vanous legal servIces rendered on behalf of the City of Grosse Pomte Farms

The CounCil scheduled a Pubhc Hearing for Monday, September 11, DISCOVER C01'T AGE SILVER 1989 at 730 pm, for the purpose of consldenng the formal adop- Cottage Silver is a CUltomized program of health talks, workshops tIOnof an amendment to the Sign Ordinance and tcreeninCI to enhance the well-bemg of people 55 dt$lIned The CounCil approved the Job description and salary range of the years ci • end over. posItion of Public ServIce ASSistant ...... , Of.clft iDfor.. doa call eon. Community ... Ioes It It17. froa 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m_. weekdays. The follOWingreports were received by the CounCil and ordered placed on file:

a Public Safety Department Report June, 1989 b Public Safety Department Report July, 1989

The CounCil approved the request of 8t Paul AthletiC Club to use Parkmg IS free If you park In the parking smKture on I~I~~ the Pier Park facl1ltles on Wednesday, August 16, 1989, from 6 MUir Road and brmg your parlcmg tlcket ro the pm to 10 pm for theJr annual pansh pICnIC program for vahdanOrt 158 ~ Ave., Groeee Pointe Farms JOSEPH L. FROMM, RICHARD G. SOLAK, MAYOR CITY CLERK G P N 08131/89 August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News 12A Father Clem Kern is subject of biography by Pointer

By Ronald J Bernas on IllS 11'01 k, and MarYb'love Col met Kt'l 11 "Hp I" one m"n who abho Staff Writer Kelll hdd opel\ed d Il',Hhng llitph llu.,tl'd God," ~,nd ea",,)', lege, the pubhshel of the book, Genel'1Cl'e Casey \1,lS ,1 hill ,II room where the homell>"" ,llld II ho I., hel "l'll ,I Homan C"tholIc which WIll set up a mmonty Ian at the DetlOlt Pllbht Llbl <11 I Mo.,[ 01 II" tlust God only "cholm ::.llIp fund WIth the pro when sht' fil st met F,lt hl'l Clelll dlcuhohc;, could come to gl>t out of the elements It olll'l ed ,I p,1I t II ' lb., bpliel thdt evel yone ceed::. Kern, pastor at Boll 'f) Ililt \ w<1.,11I.'1dnd dllel, cl,l%lcdl HlU"ll dl,.,el Ie., lo h,lve dIg-lilt I' IS till' II t1H' ploceeds \vel e not ear- Church m Dl'tl Olt " COIhtoll n III to play and book" to ll'dd C,1.,l'\ othl'l ~lIldll1g fOll't' III hi" hfe marked for a charity, Casey said, the 19408 "nd 1950., But II When he dwd ,l!tel ,I car aecI "Clem would cw'sc thIS book" \\ asn't until thll'p \ l',\1 ~ ,I~O '.I\ld the hlH ,Il'V kl>pt till' .,lwIYl'" dl'nt III 19H:J, mOll' than 25,000 Ca!>el' and Marygrove are thlet' ye,u" ,lfiel hI" dp,lth tll It stocked With book., But It wa" the (lthl'l thIng" pl'Op!l' dttl'IHll'd .,el vice" to! hUll tryll1g to get the book mto local "he got to hlHm hllll II pII Kelll did t11<1( m(ll~lIed (',I"l'\ TIll' .,PI I Ice::. I,m for 1I11ec ddy" btOl e::., but untIl then, "Father C .1,>('\ tell" t hI" ~t OJ I 'I hl'll' lie III ,Hit, l)ptl Olt " hweetel Clem KeJ n Con:"clence of De- \las a mdn who, hhl' thou."lIld, He turned d don,ltl'd hOll"l' mto a COOpetalive Iwnw 101 IIHhgent pl,lll' to be,' Cd"ey h,"d '.And trOIt" Cdll be 01del ed through of othel mt'n and II oml'll l\lllll' old men who !l'UI ned hOIl to pool pl'Oplt> II "ntl'd to honor hUll " MarY!,'1ove College, 8425 W to Fathel Kl'1 n ,ll hi' ll!liU" .It All mone\ I1ldde flam the ""Ie McNlchob ROdd, DetlOlt, MIC'h Hol) 11l1l1t, ,1.,kll1g till mOlll'\ then IeSOl1iCt''', tUll1lllg (hl'lll flOI11 the pOOle::.t pl'oph' III (hl' 01 the book -I" gOll1g to be dIVided 48221-2599 The co"t IS $11.95 But unlike 1ll0"t of tlw dOlI II ,lilt! nelghbOl hood to ,lmong llll' ll11ht bl't \\l'PIl tIll' Clement Kel n SOCl plu'> ta:>..and shlppmg Phone or- out who asked fm mont'l 101 " well 011' pt v, ,111 01 gdlllL,lt lOll 101med by del s can be placed elt 862 8000, room that mght. 01 fm food 01 He "tfll ted Ill'l' IllPdllal dl'nt,1i hi" IIll'ml" ,llld f.mulv to cm I I' extensIOn 257 fUI help fin,III1!i ,I h,,111L th" man askpd 1m a lot of mmll'1 and legal chnlt." "tdrted a .,dwol at Hol) TlI lllty , WOlked 101 till' He had a "chenll' 111 II hll h Ill' nghts of nllgl ant 1\01 kel" and \Iould use \\ hat Kell1 could gl\ l' ('It\ Of<&rUn.6£ 'uint£ llIlIUUll!iMlChlgan helped With thl' unIOn mOvellll'nt hlln to nldkl' monel hand 0\ l'l fist and l1e\t~1 hall' to ,bk tOI m the '40s when thele l\dS ,I :-'0 liCE It, lWRI:BY GIVE~N 111<1tthe CIty Council, meetlllg a" d money agam Kern gave hllll dangel of commUl1lst lIl!1ut'nu.' B",11 d of '\ppl'..tenslOn department It was What was Kel n's dllVll1g thlough that capacIty that she fOi ce? G P N 0813189 Knights of Michigan Avenue DUl'lng made lehglOus practice a most of Father Kern's tenm e condItion of hiS mterest and at Holy TJ'll1lty, MichIgan help In fact, m retirement A venue whIch ran through he began to won}' that pel- the pansh teIlltory, was the haps he should have talked maJol skId row of DetrOIt, more about God and Jesus to whele hundred::. of homeless the people he helped HI" The HIGHEST Money Market Rate men wandered These fnend to whom he confided "Kmghts of the Avenue" thIS cancel n assm ed him Among Major FmanClal In''tttutions and their blttel problems that for the people who came 111 the Detrott Metropolttan Area for were a maJOI pastoral con to hml confident of help, he cern of Fathel Kern When was mdeed the Image of 283 they came to hllll wlth thell ChI 1St and did not need to Ul gent needs fOl food, sheltel talk about It " Consecutive Weeks and clothmg, and theu' more - From "Father Clem urgent need to be respected INSTANT LIQUIDI1Y Kern: Conscience of De- as human bemgs, Father troit" by Genevieve M, INTEREST RATES AS OF: 8-23-89 Kern never asked what theIr Casey. IelIglOn was, and he never 'INANCI<\ NSTITUTIONS MONEY MARKETRATES' ------FAUCETS, FAUCETS, FAUCETS Franklin Savings 7.45 Notional 8on~ of Detro t 720 fAUCETS WITH LASTING STYLE &- QUALITY ---- -~- Manufaclurers 690 !vi chlgan Not anal at Det'olt 680 Standard Federal 675 Comerlca 670 First Federal of Michigan 650 -- Fllst Federal Savings Bonk & Trust 650 Fllst 01 Amellco 575 , ., \\ J " t ... rT't m n 'TL1J,r' Jl."l" .. I ("1 tm'"rr ml\ I:-r I oIrr H~ltt fHt "rl\ r(' \\ll;~f'lll r Ilr),rt !c'\llr ..

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" ------~---~------~---- I August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News Nt.W4 13A Woods council joins MADD to prevent drunk driving deaths By Dan Jarvis 109 Saturday, Sept 2 as "Drive Imately 65 people are kIlled each Staff Writer for LIfe" day day on the natIOn'!> highways In The Woods City Council The proclamatIOn, approved alcohol related cra!>he" Durmg a adopted a ploclamatlOn de!>lb'llat unanimously, states that approx tYPical year, drunk WiveI''' kIll more than 23,000 and Injure nearly 540,000 cItizen!:> OrlglOatlOg from a SImilar proclamatIon by Mothers Drunk driving facts Agamst Dr'unk Drrvmg (MADD} and Volkswagon United State" Deaths, Injuries el!> say that they have been Inc, the Wood!:> proclamatIOn • Every 22 mmute!>, one per- m a car With a drIvel' who IS designate" the third annual son dies 10 an alcohol related lOtoxlcated (Gallup 1944) Drive For Life event traffic crash (NHTSA 1988) • Young people aged 15-24 Mayor George Freeman said • Approximately 65 people make up 19 of the papula the event IS designed to promote are kIlled each day due to tlon, but con!>tltuted nearly safety and public awarenes!> to alcohol-related traffiC 37 percent of alcohol-related the serrous problem of drunk crashes (NHTSA 1988) fatalitIeS 10 1986 (NHTSA wlvlOg • In 1987 alone, 23,632 1986) And the fact that DIIV(' for • people dIed m alcohol-related General Statistics LIfe IS related to the LabOl Day The Grosse Pointe War Memorial will be closed Aug, 27 through Sept. 4 for its traffiC cl'ashes (NHTSA • Drunk drlvmg IS the most weekend IS no aCCident annual refurbishing. 1988) frequently committed VIOlent Accordmg to the Nahonal • Traffic crashes are the cnme m the natIOn today Safety Councd, drunk drlvmg fa biggest cause of death for DWI anests m 1986 totalled tahtws mcrea'>C 10 pel cent dur people between the ages of 5 more than three times the mg the weekend Crisis center and 34 More than half of total for all other VIOlent Last year nearly 100 CItizen!:> RENTNRIDE these are alcohol relat. cnmes (murder, robbery, fm died and hundreds more wel e FURNACES & BOILERS RENT A CAR Center POInt CII"I" Centel hd" ed.(NHTSA 1988) clble rape, and aggl avated senously lOJured on the Satur Replaced 313-884-REN; confidential service" aval1able assault) (FBI 1986) day before Labor Day In 1987, , LOW RATES IN THE VILLAGE • About 534,000 people for whatever yOlll cancel n might 10 • On a weekend lllght, one 115 hves wel e claimed as a re Ltu~\~ill 16820 Ki::RCHEVAL suffel mJunes each yeal be out of every 10 drivelS IS Ie suIt of drunk drlvmg PLUMBING EAmc alcohol related traffiC Medical CIII111 hollll1b arc tl gally Impaired or w'unk In Planners of the natIOnal effort crashes, an average of one Tuesdays from 5 30 to 8 80 pm, 17600 L1VERND1S • 863 7800 person dies every mmute some Pal-ts of the natIOn say that the decrease m deaths Legal ClInIC hotllne" die 15304 KEflCHEVAL • 8229070 About 40,000 of these are se • Estimates of the eco Jast year IS encouragmg and Wednesday!:>flom 730 to 9 pm 1726 MAPLE RD • 6434800 nous inJW'les (NHTSA 1988) nomic cost of w'unk drlvmg they hope to fw-ther decI'ease al Cnsls and shOlt tel m coun"el have been as high as 24 bll. cohol related deaths thiS year II!, • 40 percent of all fatal 109 IS also avaJldble hon dollars (Allstate 1982) In the Signed proclamatIOn, crashes m 1987 involved a To leal n mOle apout any of drunk driver or pedestrIan • Two out of every five Freeman urges all cItIzens of the ,} the above, call Centel Pomt at I (NHTSA 1988) Amencans wJll be mvolved community to drive sobel' as MBJ:tfnMndoMi , 882-3650 • 776-5462 8855222 m an alcohol related crash at ~ Teenagers (ages 15-19) they Jom the local and natIOnal THE WINDOW OF CHOICE (, . Free,Estimates and Drunk Driving some pomt m their lives campaign to prevent fatahtles. E-Z Tilt ",\ • In 1987, approximately • A U S General Account- Councilwoman Jean Rice said, I .- ~tik J • nme teenagers died each day mg Office survey of research "ThIS affiuent area seems to S. f GM III alcohol related traffiC on the effects of ralslOg the have a great number of people, lng 0r crashes (NHTSA 1988) dnnkmg age shows that the both young and old, who Wmk • In 1987, 3,259 teenagers fatlhtles 10 the age groups The statistics suppOl-tmg thIS If you hke to "mg and SOCIal Our Pharmacy dIed m alcohol-related traffic affected by the change m resolutIOn are staggermg Ize, the GM Employees' Chol'u!> crashes (NHTSA 1988) laws (18, 19, and 20) de "The Impact of the death 01 IS fO! you Stays Open for you • More than 40 percent of clmed an average of 13 16 lnJWY of a famIly member In a The chO!us \, III begm I, h 1:- all teenage deaths result percent, and the avallable an alcohol-related aCCident has a air, for the 1989 Chll"tmd'" "Cd Until Midnight from motor vehicle crashes 10ngItudmal studies reported hfelong affect on young and old son on Sept 11 at 7 p m 365 Days a Year. - Nearly half of these m. slgmficant decreases were family members who must go on Rehearsal" ''111 be held at the volved drmkmg (NHTSA sustamed over tIme mHS With theIr hves - finanCially, GM Management Centel on the ST. CLAIR PHARMACY 1988) 1987) phYSically and mentally corner of Van DYke and ChIcago :--1 I 1m I'roll "IOMI lluII~ln~ (,round Ltl;l • In 1987, nearly 27 per- NHTSA - NatIOnal High "Any temporary or pelmanent road" In Wanen L! I >I \\ill' " Hildf! cent of the fatallY-InJw-ed way Traffic Safety AdmllllS- measw-e taken to stop excessive New membel s will be accepted teenaged drivers were mtoxI- tratlOn consumptIOn of alcohol would thlough Sept 25 VGlces fm all ThiSISthe double hung Window (313) 343.3776 IlHA - Insurance Institute cated. (NHTSA 1988) benefit our country, ow- cIty and sectIOns ale welcome and you that lilts Infor easy cleanmg III" II \\ond.1\ thru hllt.11 • One out of three teenag for Highway Safety ow- reSidents," RIce added need not be a GM employee to AvailableWithglazmg to match "1111 dill III 1,1111 pm "To be responsIble no\\ m Jom your climate. optional true diVid- ~dl\lnldl '11111dill t" ! 1~ll'm yoU! drlnkmg and dJl vlng habIts. - •FOI' more mfOl matlOn, call ed lites. and Just the finishyou ( I'N ,I '>umldl dill! 1l"!Hldl- want to make thiSMarvmWm- means you don't have to be 1e Dave Edwards at 947 8860 dU! dow your WindowAnd of course ST.CUIR AmR-HOURS sponslble for the death or mJUl1' mg the day 01 7544424 after 5 PHARMACY of another person m the future ,. p m every MarVinE-Z Tiltfitsperfect- ly because Its made to order ~ JlIII '"hn 1/,,-,,'1 II (IJnl1l1lr ""I ( m Blllld,Jlj.f \d'L1'1I1 I Iii, rIII'll!tn'l ('JII" City of <&rO.6St 'nintt lfl"arms Michigan WHY MOVE (313) 343-4720 1)1 ~ 11 I \ 1\ t \ I III nl! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS I j

City or<&rn.6St 'nintt 1Iiarm.6MiChigan NOTICE OF HEARING ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ZonIng Board of Appeals WIllmeet m CIty Hall at 90 Kerby Road on

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1989

at 7 30 pm, to hear the appeal of Mr & Mrs Jeffrey Budday, own ers of the premises located at 457 Cloverly, from the dental of the BUlldmg Depaltment to Issue a BUlldmg Permit for the construc tlOn of a two story addition u, the rear of theIr eXisting dwelling 10 cated at the foregOing address Such permIt Issuance wa'! deOied for reason that a The reSidence located on the foregOing premises IS non conform mg for reason that It IS In VIOlatIOnof the SIde yard prOVISIOnsof Article XIII, SectIOn 1300 of the City's ZonIng OrdInance, and m accordance WIth the prOVISionsof Article XV, Section 1502. Item 4 A of the CIty's Zonmg Ordmance, no such structure may be en Plus ... larged or structurally altered unless a vanance ISgranted • Supenor HIding Po"er b The proposed additIOn on the rear would Infrmge upon the mIni • Cu,rom Color Marching mum SIde yard reqll1rement of four feet leavmg a '!Ide yard of 3 3 • Repels Moi,rure amI Mllde" feet thereby requITIng a variance from the prOVI'llOnSof Article • Superior Coverage and Color-Fa,t • Profe"lOnal AdVIce on Prepararion, XIII, SectIon 1300 of the City's Zonmg Ordinance Producr, and EqUlpm('nt SlIlccrcl} , • EqUlpmenr Rental, - Mak(' Any DecorarlngJoh h,.",' The Hearmg WIllbe pubhc Interested property owners or re'lldents of the CIty are mVlted to attend Matthew R. Rumora HARRISON PAINT (iro<,<,c POIl1!': rarm<, RICHARD G. SOLAK \llIllKlpal Illlig: CITY CLERK AND SECRETARY 21155 Mack • Grosse Pointe Woods ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS G P N. 08/31189 886.4800 - • US .'.'0> ."P5 a * 04

August 31, 1989 ~4A Grosse Pointe News Clown WSU seeks award nominations NonllllatlOns are currently 01 nUlJor 01gal117atlOIl 01' mstitu workshop bemg bought fOl Wayne State tlOl1 Ul1Ivel'>lty's D,HIlIS G Jackson NonHIlCCb will be Judged 011 planned AWlIId, prescnted each yedr to a their contI IbutlOnb to the car eel woman who hds lhbhngUlshed glOwth and development of The Grosse Pomte elO\\ n hel bell' by helpmg other woman women AdditIOnal consldemtlOl1 Corps wIll sponsor a 111111.'\\ eel 111 then plofesslOnal 6'10wth and will be given to communIty ser clown workshop that \\ III be held development NonHlldtlOni:i Illust vIce which Ibcubes on the needs Mondays The work~hop begm~ be submitted by Sept 8 of women, <1nd to pel sonal C<11eel' Sept. 11 and contmues Sept 18, <1c1l1evemcnt which had helped 25, Oct 2, 9, 16, 23, No\ 13 dnd The awmd WIll be plC'>ented bleak b'l'olll1d 101 women 20 dlllll1g thl' DaUlls G Jackbon Nonul1atlOn 1'01 ms, dtldlllable The classes wIll be held 111 the Semmal' 101 Women III Mandge flOm the ulllvet sltY'f> provo,,!'s Woods City Hall basement TIll' mCl1t, <1day 10l1g P106'1am beglll ollice, ~hould be bent to 1989 group needs students nmg at 5 a m FllddY, Olt 6. 111 Dauns G Jackson Awatd, c/o For more mformdtlOn, call AI the !\lcGlegor Ml'IllOl1111 Confer Mi:i Kalen Sdlome, McGlCgor thur Kuehnel at 881 8186 elKe Centel Memol HlI Conference Center, To qualJl:Y nonlll1Cc,> mUbt be 495 W Feny M<1ll, Wayne State Booklets for kids women lesldmg 111 till' DetlOlt UmVeli:ilty, DetlOlt, Mlch 48202 MIchIgan League 1'01 NUI ...ll1g metlopohtan III ea who dl C 01 The <1\~U1d honolb DdUrl~ G has a new colOlll1g actl\ It It'... ha VI.' been employed (01 bell' em Jdckson, dn cducatol and wntcr book let "Nul'S€''' Cm E' fOl Peo ploYl'dl m a managell,ll 01 ad of chlldlen's books, who 111 197G pIe," developed fOl clllldll'l1 lll' m1l11stl alIve pOSItIOn 01 who became the lirst black woman to tween 3 and 7, to Il1troduce tlll'1ll have SCIved 111 a policy maklllg '>crve on WSU'b govel nmg to the nurSing profess 1011 loll.' on the board of the company bOdl d She dwd III 1979 ThIS booklet IS Ideal fOl dl,>tl J butlOn to young chIldH'n 111IIUI New wheels sery schools, day carl' cent PI ... Grosse Pointe Woods Mayor George freeman and paramedic James Vowell show off the re- vIsitors' areas, In school ... ,md III lurbished emergency module on the city's advanced cardiac life support ambulance. Earlier health Cat I.' facIlities ThlnklR, this year. the City Council had the old ambulance chassis replaced with a new 1989 Ford REmODEL For fwther mfOl illatIOn ,md to chassis. which included a diesel engine. The new chassis and refurbished module cost the of order caples, contact ~anc) J city $32.000. a savings of $30.000 had the council purchased a complete ambulance with mod- Caputo, executIve dll ectOl, i\hch ule at a cost of $60.000. The ambulance is licensed and rated as a 1989 emergency response IDIi? _ Igan League for !'\UI"'lIlg It} DIVISIOn of Contll1uIng Edu Grosse Pomte Park, as guarantee and seeunty for the acceptance of He WIll attend the UllIverslty \\ 01 k<;hop sessIOns flom 1 to 5 tlOns along With Dr Barbara catIOn and DetrOit Women the Contract Performance Bonds, Labor and Matenal Payment of MIchigan where he Will study p 111 Olt 20 These categolles Markey, a formel scholalshlp re- Wntel <; for indiVIdual manu Bonds for 100'7r of the Mamtenance Bond Will be requll ed fro~ suc medlcme A member of the val Include general fictIOn, lIterary CipIent ~Cllpt<; to be cntlqued by profes cessful bidders slty track and football team .., fictIOn, both fictIOn and nonfic Each year Ewald awards 12 to ,.,lOnals at the 28th annual Wtlt. Bartos was head lIfeguard at the tlOn fm chIldren and young The WIthdrawal of a proposal IS prohIbIted for a perIOd of sIxty (60) 15 scholm .,hlps to tJ I county stu 1.'1 .,' Confelence Oct 20 21 on days after the actual date bids are opened Woods pool He also teaches Sun adult", nonfictIOn book." nonfic dents thlough the fOllndatlOn es campus near Rochester. tlOn aJ tlcle'>, essays and poetry day School The CIty of Glosse POInte Park reserves the nght to reject any or tabh<;hed by hiS father He cur- To qualify for IndiVIdual eval For a bl ochUl I.' of manuscllpt all bIds. or to waIVe any Irregulanty m any bid submittal, as rentl} "ustams more than 57 uatiOn, manuscllpts must adhere The award was made durmg a leql1lrements, fees and con 11.'1' deemed to be m the best mterest of the City ceremony III whIch 14 students student<; 111 colleges across the to cCltalll reqUIrements and the cnce <;eS<;lOn<;,call 3703120 be country authOl mmt be registered for the t\\een 85 pm \\l'ekda}" City of Grosse Pointe Parr< Dale KraJl1Iak Farms home G P N 08/31189 City Clerk burglarized A house In the 300 block of YOUR BEST FASHION SOUJTION. I Piche m Grosse Pomte Farms DEL MAR lOUCHGLIDE'VERTICALS. was burglanzed last week I• The ;"pnlsllCated loo~ of Del 10 choose from Del Mar Touchglide SIDING The burglary occun ed some \lar' T(HJeh~line VertICal Rlmn; ",II ~,ve verrlcal blmds are a conlemr,0rary time between 3 and 10 17 P m .In, r"nm .,dded f."hlnn appeal Plus Del alternallve 10 draperies per eel for large Aug. 23 The thIef got mto the r-..1arhas lopped Ihem "'Ih Ihe,r exclu'lve or small expanses of glass • nr" Tnucnglidr headrall The ne" de"gn home through an unlocked Will Plus Del Mar verllcal blmds are WORLD • allows lor smooth operation wllh Just a bacl,ed by Ihw Perfecl Product dow loue h whlle the heavy duty constructIOn PromIse. Ltfet,me Warranly That • Taken were a Ya<;hlca 85mm (an h.1ndle the heaVIest van("; And w,lh means no worry for you • oHr '00 ,01"" I.,brles and texlures No.1 COIL STOCK I and black leather carrymg bag So Ihe bl'St anSWN 10 your wlOdow fashIOn problem7 Unquestionably Del White 24"x50 ft I an undetermmed amount of Je\\ Mar Touchgllde Vertical Bhnds Come VINYL elry, $400 to $500 III ca"h and see us loday '~roe;~1 $4.8I $150 in coms SIDING

August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News S~ 15A Foreign language classes offered Once agam, this fall the De noon to accommodate vanOUh "Itahan - Pha.,e IV Plus," "Ital. pmtment of Community Educa !>Chedule~ Ian Con vel ~atlOn." and "Itallan tIOn will offer a wIde array of Other ~'rench cJa!>SCsmcIud<.' for 'I'ravelerh " classes m foreign lanbruages contmuatlOn offerJng~, "FlCnch In~truclor~ of ItalIan da~!>e" In additIOn to offenngs at val' - Pha:.e III" and "French - are Anne Hal nett, Tonlno Cor- IOUS levels m French, German. Phase IV" startmg Sept 19 as :.ettl, Leonardo Fabilh, TullIO Itahan and Spamsh, a new-for well as a new class, "FI ench Lit Cllstofaro and Katahn CII~to fall offermg IS "Japanese fOl erature" faro Travelers" taught by Janet Those teachmg French mcIude Three cJa~ses 111 Spam.,h have Dunn AphrodIte Roumell, Claud1l1e been ~heduled They lndude ElIzabeth Ferguson will also Herodote. and Sheila Ingwersen "Spamsh - Phase I," "Spanl.,h offer "Latm - How It Works" Three classes m German to be - Pha:.e IV," and "Spam~h - fOJ those who have never had tdught by II cne Roland are Phase VI " Teachers are Colleen Latm or for tho:.e who wI~h to "Gel man - Phase 1," "Gel man Danel and Joe Gel ardl review the lanbruage - Phase lV," and "German - Full infO!mat IOn on the fOI WIth most classes scheduled to Intermediate/Advanced" elgn language c1asbes at e con begm the week of Sept 18, the SIX cIa~ses m ItalIan have tamed 111 the fall brochul e which offermgs mclude two sectIOns of been scheduled They 1I1c1ude"I. were maIled lCcently "French - Phase I," one m the talIan - Phu:.e 1," "Itahan - Call 343 2178 for fUlthCl mfor even mg. the other m the after- Phase III," ItalIan - Phase lV," matlon Libraries programs planned for preschoolers The Grosse POinte PublIc LI 2 pm Wednesdays at 10 10 a m Pal bmry will accept regll:>tlatlOns • Woods Branch - Tuesdays. ents may Iegl~tel' their child for startmg Tuesday, Sept 5, for fall Oct 3 through Nov 14, at 1 and seSf>lOnl:>runnmg flam Oct 3 preschool piOgJams at Central 2 pm thlough Oct 24,01 SCl:>SlOnShorn LIbrary and the Park and Woodl:> Parents 01 guardians dl e Oct. 31 through Nov 22. branches asked to Iemam In the lIbrary Due to the b'1eat demand for ChIldren. ages 3 to 5, may Jom dunng Storytlmel:> the program and the lImits on Storytlmes, half-hour progJ ams The hbral y offel s Toddler reglstl atlOn, the hbrary ~taff YDung fundraisers of stones, songs and fingerplays TIme, a l:>peclal20 minute story urges pal ents to enroll theil- UniverSity LIggett School lower school student council members. from left. Nat Spurr. Josh The schedule IS as follows time fOl 2-year-olds Due to the children In only one ses~lOn Moulton. Andrew Warner. Anne Magreta. Shera Teitge and Sara Mitchell show off thf3tfruits of • Central LIbrary - Wednes special mtlmacy of the program, For fUlther mformatlOn, call a year's worth of fundraising efforts. The students collected newspapers for the on-campus days, Oct 4 through Nov 15, at each child IS asked to brmg an the chIldren's hbrdllUn at yoU! Commumty Newspaper Recycling Center and gathered canned foods for distribution to Cross- 10 45 am. 1 and 2 p m adult branch Central. Helen GlegOly roads. a Detroit-based outreach center. In addition. the group collected S71 for the Michigan • Park Branch - Thursdays, Toddler Tlmel:> are offered at 01 Lana Miller, 3432078, Park, Humane Society. According to student council adviser Michael G. Murphy. each year lower Oct 5 through Nov 16, at 1 and the Central LIbrary only on Margaret KItchel. 3432071, and school students conduct a "coins only" donation drive. This year. the student council distrib- Woodl:>, Marietta TalIal11, 343 uted cans decorated With ammal pictures to serve as coin collection banks. 2072

-- \ -#', TOTAL" World Wide Quality .... Speaking out Motor Oil The Grosse Pointe Community Education sponsored Sum- 10w30 mer Speech and Language Enrichment Program ended with a skit night. with each of the students aged 3 to 8 acting Interior out their favorite story. From left. Joshua Yavor. John Wil- Wall plus tax TOTAL••• liam. Paul Karam. Katie Bonbrisco. Tommy Morgan and "f..1'"!.."fp-"""J:...... - 80 (Too's + 40 per cllrton) ••• .99 SURGEON GENERAL S WARNING Lauren Ealba say their lines as teacher Deb Kewak encour- awNmg Smelting Now Grutly Rrtduetu perqUllTt ages them. The other teachers are Cheri Segel and Dori ~~--~ s.nou~ RIsks to YOtKH~.fth plus tax Expires 9-28-89 Yates. Wallhide Expires 9 28-89 Flat Latex Wall and Ceiling Paint • For use on most Interror surfaces Excellent scrubbability Pepsi !12 Liter SPECIAL NOTICE Easy to app Iy 8 Pack

Cityof<&rO!Hit Jointt ~arm5fMlchigan Alkyd Oil Solid Color Stain HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE Penetrates and seal5l111OCld Exceptional water repellency iiti FOR LABOR DAY Outstanding resistance to MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1989 sunlight and lf1.Ieattlenng 1$)2'9 1'9 All reSidentIalcollectIOnsWIllbe one day late Examples Monday's plus depOSit plus dePOSit routes WIllbe collectedon Tuesday - Tuesday's routes on Wednes Expires 9 28-89 Expires 9 28-89 day, etc

Busmess dnd Commercialroutes \\IIIbe collectedas follo\\s

Wednesday,September 6, 1989 Ruffles Milk 1Gal. Fl'Iday,September8, 1989 Potato Chips Homogenized DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Manor Hall Eggshell 7 oz. Bag G P N 08/31/89 Latex Wall & Trim Enamel ~,],h"'n,,hll l~/.,hdi I n"h th.ll 1<',,' 1m r(,,""I'" lot and \'\ l"hclhlr 199 satlnh!de Late" !fn..1< ATTENTION! to-Lustre Enamel ~ Expires 9-28-89 Recorrmended for kitchens and bathrooms VISITORS ON-THE-HILL Creates wltched to shots of Prebl around like a Iclttel day Gloucho ye,lI Woodl>tock IS celebl atll1g ,I dent John"on declanng that It IS MllIx Robel C.., FI cd 1:--,I ulggel than 20th annlvelSalY cl \l'a1 th,lt Will be won and other TIlt' quebtlOnb l'a1S('d 01 will' pollt ICI,1I1" echomg the same lite clu"cldel who I'" allllo"t lei thel' luppw'i would be llstened to vlewpomt natlc 111 hll>/.Cellto end W,lI" ,md b\ toda\ 'l>young ppople who at e In the meantllne, Jesub live m pe,ltC wllh mall Lllld Il,l Intent 011makmg It bIg m el SOCI lCheech Malin) dnd Fwd (Ellc tll!e et \ thelt v,llueb ~mcceSi>,md PObl Robel ts) lI1tele:--tmg to pOlldel , as by the govelnment. There Ib a goe:-- mto a typically COIllIC that veel" between comedy elnd Il>the que>otllll1of \11lt'thel hip seld partmg between the two and Cheech loutme when a fibh be Iedlity It d\\ell" on "eIIOU:--I" pie" \\ ho h,1\ e bt'el1 Iemo\ ed their h IClldb Petl a (JulIe Hag gill" to l,'lOWbigger and blggel blW" flom a tilted \ wwpomt The IIom the \ out h cultm e fOl el pe gel ty) and Sammy (RobeIt Car The clincher comes when the wntl eI"t between the 11Ippw'"01 the '601>and the yupplP" 01 the llOd of tllllP be dl"mayed at the line) 1\hen FI ed dnd Jesub tdke fish ~Wlmbup to the bank and III unwllllne,,'" of thell 1989 coun 01Tto South Amellca to aVOId31 a gIavelry vOIcedemands a puff '80s I!>IilIl'd wllh pO""II)llItlP" fOl terfMI t.., to Iisk steltus and becu le"t Meanwhde FI ed, who goel> hUIllOl lit) to plOtest l-oltuatlon" that III 'I\venty years pass befol'e we mto a dlbseltatlOn eve Iy tmlt' he As It Ib, the Ii/m Ib ue"t when the long lun may be as de\'abt,lt "ee them agam FI ed and Jesus talks, IS gJvmg a lecture to a It ollel b sal tclbtlC Wit m the :--tyIe II1gdb \1at helve estabhshed a commune m member of the commune who of Satll! day NIght Llvt' It 1" All tIm, Ib explm ed III a beml the Jungles whel e they build wants a new pall of Jeanb likely that It \\CHlld have been comic fmmat thelt begllls III 1969 then huts ,md !.'lOWthell food The peace and ~olltude of thell mOl e ';lIccesl>ful II It had played elt Woodstock II hel e thousand" dnd "gJ dSS.. Jungle home I~ blOken when a out the Ietm n of the hiPPlCs' of young peoplp hJ.ve gatheled to One of the funmel sequenc('s band of bruellllab come bl eakJl1g mectmgb With the ex hlppleb celebl atp m songs and slogans "how.., Jesus, !>lttll1g on a bank till ough the blubh, shootmg 111 who have bought the e"tabh"h thell me..,,,age thelt love can save fi"hmg and smokmg manJuana all duectlOns A federal agent, ment, m thaI vem the \\ odd and to loud/) and ve HIS eyes bel,'ln to roll and he who has been documentmg the actlvltte" of the gJ oup, IS bhot ~ do\\ n and dies Macomb Center to host When FI ed clnd JeSUb find RAM'S HORN h 1111 , they dlscovel the secret pa pel sand leam that the Ul1Ited RESTAURANT 885.1902 The "Broadway Bound" cast includes, from left standing, Jane States IS plannmg to mvade the 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR Detroit Concert Band country and stalt a wal Vreeland and Harry Burkey, both from Grosse Pointe, and Don DAll Y DINNER SPECIALS It's back to the states once Ross of Warren; seated from left, Maureen Bruce of Grosse A bt'lectlOn of mtel neltlonal fa ROSSlIlI Other selectIOns lI1c1ude 11 a m to 11 p m only Pointe. David Llchwala of Dearborn and Nick Dara of Grosse 1011te.., Iangmg flom Tschalko\ Facmut mg Rh) thm" by Gem ge agam to pi ote"t wal HOMEMADE SOUP DAll Y Pointe. bk.\ to Gel shWII1, IIiiI be pel Gel shwm, "The Stal Spangled The film IS laced With comedy WE ARE FAMOUS fOI OUR OE::.SI:R T::. Haggelty's Petrel IS a cartoomsh fOll1led by the Dl'tiOit Com,el t BUlmel" by John SalTord SmIth, WEIGHT B'lIld bpginnll1g elt 8 p III on FII tl1lee \\ 01 ks by Tschmkovsky chal actel with flashll1g eyes and WATCHERS Senior Citizen Frosted Trea' Age 65 da), Sept 8, at the Macoll1b Cen and cl John Ph Jlllp Sousa lllal ch el\aggel ated mannellsms, who 0 & Desserts DIscount 10 0 'Broadway Bound' goes mto screechll1g, abUSive M OLm Order $2 5C tel fm Petlol mll1g Altb An aftCl glow IeceptlOn \\ III 111 Lo Cal Menu Undel the dn ecllon of DI elude lOmpllmental) \\ me dnd Iages when she IS dl!>pleased and Leona! d B SmIth, the Detimt chee"e and the OppOltUl1lty for collapses mto helplessness when NOW AVAILABLE next at Golden Lion Cancel t Band has Iecelved mtel nelghbOl s 111 the lOmmumty to It SlIIts her purpo!>e AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU natIOnal dcclellll1fO! then pelf 01 meet and mmgle Can-adme, as Sammy who has Denms Wlckhne PlOductlOns, ,- - mance 111 conceit halls, thedtel s, Tlcketb are $10 and 1lI e avail bUllt an empIre of tannmg sal ADMITOi'\l -I ons IS a likeable fl usb ated chal- OPEN Inc opens ItI> 10th anmvell>ary on I adlO and tele\ ISlOn, 111 mo able from the Chamber of Com sea!>on Fnda) , Sept 15 \llth tlOn plcture-; and on record!> The melce, 58 NOIth Avenue, Mount acter who IS afrmd of dlspleasmg LABOR DAY Nell Simon's "Bloadway Bound" conceit IS bponsored by Macomb Clemens, 48043 Advance reser. at the Golden LIOn Dmner Thea Communlt) College, Centl al vatlOns are prefel red but tlckets tre It \\ III run Friday and SdtUl Macomb County Chamber of \\'111 be sold at the dool' aftel 7 ~1~~ Commel ce and d 1\lotOl Co p m the I1Ight of the concert For day evemngs through Satmday, FOI I Oct 28 I I "Alound the Wodd WIth Mu mOle mformatlOn, call the cham ======I lNO .111-'\:C\V I SIC"\1III featm e the WOI k of Ital bel at 463-1528 or the Macomb 'Broad\\ay Bound" focuse" on L J r Idn, Fl ench, Gel man, RU%lan, Center for the Perf 01 mmg Alts the Jerome famdy of BlIghton I t membel and local chOleOb'laphm , English rlnd Amellcan Compos at 2862222 Beach, and completes the tnlogy el b The DetrOit Conceit Band The Mdcomb Centel fOl the of autoblOb'l aphlc comedies that takeb on the loll' of St,mle\ Dunleavy z RIver Place \\ III pelf 01 m "uch claSSICSas the Perf 01 mmg Alts IS located on began with "Bnghton Be'llh NIck Dalda and H'IlIY BU! 267 Jos Campau key, who can be "een in a van :'Den ,Rosenkavah6ll:': waltz ,h", Macomb Commun,lty College's • D'ltrq\t~M>,crl ~~2PZ, . Memoli!>" It tells the stm y of Richard Strause; and the "Barber CentCl Campus Garfield and Eugene and Stanley's quel>t to et) of local teleVISion adb, com 259-0909 of Seville" overtlll e by GlOcchmo Hall lOads 111 Chnton To\\ nshlp "Dunleav} z A gent rifted pub In Rl\er Place \\Ith lots of grub and zippy sen'lce '" become IadlO comedy wnter" plete the ca"t as Ben and Jack Eugene and St,mley al e no\\ "Broad II dy Bound" IS under "Salld", Sli/, ell Till Oelw.1 \." 5 !IIly 2- IUbl, the dll ectIOn of Nancy Smtm gJ own and are Ieady to leave • 50s. 60s & '70s Rock & Roll SHINDIG - Appet/llllg Sept 1st home Llvmg \\ Ith the Jelome Pnce fm the evemng Ib $22 95 Henneman spends day at fair • Upstairs now open for lunth - no waltll1g famIly IS Ben, Gene and Stan's pel pel son, whIch meludeb dll1 • Pnvate ParlJes and Banquets welcome - 25 to 225 gl andfather and Kate and nel, sho\l, tax and b'latmt) Nevel mlI1d the pltchel's fall' goers Fans al e also welcome • Free shuttle to All Downtown Entertainment and Sports Events Blanche's fathel The mal1'lage CocktaIl!> begm dt 7 pm, dmnel mound! On Sept 1, dairy spokes to brmg baseball memorabIlia to - Symphony Orchestra - Tiger Stadium - Joe LOUISArena of Kdte and Jack I" foundel mg at 7 30 pm WIth tht, "ho\1 fol man and DetiOlt Tigel ace lehef be autographed flOm thiS year's - Fox Theater - Orchestra Hall - Ett but as IS m all of NeIl SUllon'" 10\\mg de"'ielt GIOUp Iates and pItcher Mike Henneman WIll be sole Tiger all-star pelf 01 mancel> die a\ atlable Spe takmg SIgnals flOm fans vlsltmg Jack Dunleavy comedIes, laugh tel comes out of As MIchIgan's dall)' spokes Paul Zosel clal semor CItIzen gJ Oup 1ateb the Amazmg Acre Dairy Booth all of lIfe's "ltuatlOns man, Henneman meets WIth res UI e available for FllddY pelf 01 at the Michigan State Fall ContmUlng as Kate Jerome mances only The Golden LIOn IS Henneman wIll be neal the Ident~ stateWide to promote the from "Bllghton Beach MemOIrs" located at 22380 Moros", neal American Dall'Y ASSOCIatIOnof healthy goodness of dairy prod ucts - products he uses to stay IS Maureen BIuce and DavId Mack aclOSSfrom St John's Hos MIchigan's D3II'Y PlOduct InfoI' fit Llchwala moves mto the role of pltal, m Detimt mdtlOn Booth, where VISltOl'b Eugene and Don Ross, a long- For fUlthet mfOlmatIOn and WIll leCClve flee milk, leClpes, The American Dairy Assocla tIme Glosse Pomte Theatl e Iesel vat IOns, call 886.2420 Tiger buttons and nutlltlOn 111- tlOn of MIchigan IS a non-profit fOlmatlOn FlOm 1 untIl 3 pm, orgal1lzatlOn funded by MIChI- Henneman Will Jom that fun as gan's daIl)' farmers to encourage MOT to hold auditions Sept. 6-14 he signs photos and meets WIth the use of real dall)' products Michigan Opel a Theater Will and 01 chestl al excerpt'>, and hold audItIOns Sept 6 14 fOl should be pIepal ed to demon Hungry? In the theatre dlSlT/ct opel1lng'l 111 the company's 1989 btl ate Sight readmg ability All 90 season adult chorus, Olches mUSICians who are selected to We'll bring it to you I tra, and children's chOlus Audl pelform m the rvhchlgan Opera tlon" Will take place m the Theatre Orchestl a must be Ol FI~hcr. Fox company's admll1lstratlve office'l, become members of the DetrOIt BON MasoniC Temple located at 6519 Second Ave 111 FederatIOn of MUblclan", Local 5 APPETIT Orcheslra Hall Dptr01t''l New Center Area Childl en''i chmus audltlOn'l fO! Adult chOlu" audItIOns fOl po the compnnY'1>upcomll1g produc Lunch. Dinner • Cocktails Grosse Pointe Limousine sltlOn" 111 the 1990 grand op tlOn of Humperdll1ck's "Hansel 885.2331 el a beason of three PloductlOns and Gretel" Will be held Wednes 6064 Woodward. [)elroll Vain $2 00 off delivery With 871-6722 Parkmg 'Don GlOvanl1l," "La Traviata," day and ThUlsday, Sept 13 and thiS coupon. Expires 9/17/89 886-8850 and "Romeo and Juliette," will 14 PosltlOnt> are avallablp fm he held Wedne"day and Thurs seven L'lll'i and "pvpn hny" hI' drl), Sept 6 and 7 tween the ages of 10 and 14 PO"ltlOns are available fOl GRAND OPENING! Applicant'> WII! be abked to i.~H E both male and female smgel s 111 ~~------11111------"'" all vocal categorle!> ApplIcants smg from memory one 'iong m IIIIl he a'iked to slI1g from mem any language and an except + SUMMER It'Ii flom "Han"el and GIetel" m (Formerly or.... one ana 111 a forelh'11 Ian Shlshkabob j,'uagt. and onp c;clectlOn m En Engltbh MU:--IcfOl the "Han"el ~ LOBSTER ~ and Gretel" excerpt \\ III be 'ient House) j,'1"h An accompal1l<;t \\111 be plovlded. hov.ever "mgers must to each applicant 111 advance, howevel smger" must bring ~ FEST 1J bnng their 0\\ n musIc FAMILY DINING ~ ~ Orchestra audltlOn'l for VlOlm" then 0\\ n musIc for the addl () & 1Il, Prmclpal Viola, Contra tlOnal selectIOn An accompanl"t lY' in Od"S. Flute Piccola, Oboe, En WIll be proVided .(j,VMWe COOL, AIR CONDrnONED fI) $129~ch (Jl gh'lh Horn, Clarmet, Ba"<;Clan Smgel sand 01 che<;tral musl COMFORT 1 nd and Prmclpal llumpet are Clan'l mtm ee;ted m audltlOnmg 1 /4 lb. whole Maine live lobster for the 198990 season must call SL!oi/lfe "cheduled for Monday and Tue" Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Specials with corn on the cob, fresh linguini pasta day, Sept 11 and 12 the MOT ProductIOn Department and bread and butter. Tuesday & Wednesday evenings, Intere"ted applIcants mU'lt au at 8747850 for complete mfol'- ADDITIONAL DINNER MENU ITEMS----. PLEASE CALL FOR RESERVATIONS dltlon v'lIth a prepared solo fom mati on and to schedule an ap. I Fresh Sauteed Lake Perch SPORTS FAN SPECIAL the ,;tandard concelto repCltory pomtment With creamy tartar sauce 795 Sundays and Mondays starting Sept. 10th. ~Gnlled Fresh Lake Superior Whitefish 795 Your choice of Bar B Q Spare Ribs or Rackham choir schedules auditions BrOiled Swordfish Steak, parsley butter 895 Shish Kabob Dinners after 5 p.m. The Rackham Symphony. form work" by Rutter, Verdi, Deep Fned Frog Legs with a touch of garlic 595 95 $8 per person ( hon, one of Dett Olt'<, oldesl per Bpethoven, and Lerner and Gnlled Fresh Pickerel, parsley buller 795 ,,' mmg organI7.atIOTl'l,Will can Loewe ae; well as the perenl1lal Deep Fried Stuffed Shnmp with Crabmeat 695 SUNDAY BRUNCH (1L" I auditIOns for membership faVOrite, Handel's "Messiah" at BrOiled Haddock With lemon butter 495 Seatings at Noon, 1 and 2 p.m. call for reservations on Tuee;day evemngs Sept 5, 12, Old St Mary'e; at Greektown "still the best brunch in Southeastern Michigan" 19, and 26 at the Emma Schaver All mterested smgers - so DINNER INCL UDES 95 BlIlldmg 'Wayne State Umvere;1 prano'l, altoe;, tenor<; and ba'ie;es Soup of the Day and Tossed Seiad $12 per person ty\ Mu.,lt BuIldmg) on Cas'i and - should call 8224385 for an Vegetable or Potatoes and Bread Basket lr..15117Kercheval Forebt auditIOn appomtment and/or fur- 822.0266... 15506 Mack • G.P. Parte e 885-1481 ThIs c;ca'lOTltill' chOIr wll! per ther mformatlOn about the chOir

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August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News 17A Boots Randolph to kick off 'Weekend at Bernie's' new Macomb Center season In what'" becomlllg a tradI- mOIl' than 100 cities in the tIOn, JaY..lman Boob Randolph Umted States and Canada is dark but not funny will kick ofTanother profebblOnal By Michael Chapp Smce his first hit record, "howlIlg up m the WOl "t plal(''' SpeCial Writer entertamment scabon at Md "Yakety Sax" m 1958, Randolph LlkL \\ hen Silvcl man fi nalIy hel" wmb Centel for the Performmg "Weekend at Belme\" dtwm has recorded more than a SCOI e hi" woman light Wel e he Wdnt'> pllbhes only half of \~hdt It -.el'> Altb of albums hel - on the beath - and the out to do WIth 11lb tOUllllg NabhviIJe HIs ll-pJece band spOlis a bo"'" body, havmg bepn I'.a"hed Thl" I" a film thdt fanue" It band, the man known natIOnally rhythm group and a five pICce "elf a dark wmedy It\ tertallliv fO! hu,; "Yakety Sax" wIll appear hOln sectIOn - a setup he says IS dal k, no ploblem the Ie But It J" at 7 pm Sunday, Sept 10 small enough for intimate combo HI" concert wJll launch the not, 1Il any "en"e of the \\ OJ d cl arrangements but ;,tlll big comedy 198990 l>CabOndebcllbed by Ex enough to generate the power of Andrew MtCdlthy ctlld .Jona cClltlve Directo! Lalli ence L a big band Teal d" "the most "tdl btudded" than Stlvel man pldy dJ1 odd tou 111 the ccntel 'b eight yearb of A typICal Randolph concert pIe type WOl k pair the fm mer a bllnglllg pi ofe~~lOnal enteltam- features a musical program me""y, la.ly makontent, the ldt ment to the tll county area rangmg from Dolly Parton's Concert in the gazebo tel' a hald wOIklOg, up\~dldly The new sea~on lIneup fea "Nme to Five" to standards lIke mobile but "hy neatmk tUle.; 60 profp""lonal event.;, "In the Mood" HIs road perfor There will be a Summer's End Concerl al Ihe gazebo in A bit of luck ],tIld" th(>m at mances are extensions of the Ghesqulere Park in Grosse Pointe Woods Sunday, Sept. 10, IllghlIghted by blX Broadway thell' mllllOnall e bo"'" po"h '" out m the tide, dllfh III next to musical"" two opela':l and a hObt popular ;,hows he puts on SIX from 3 to 5 p.m. Joe Vitale's big band sound will be fea- land summel home fm a week them of new fdces who will Jam a se mghts a week durmg the enter. tured. The concert is for Woods residents. families and end of fun of laugh!> What the) The film It, full of '>Cenes hke friends. There will be some bleacher seating available. lect group of audIence favorites tamment season at his club III don't know IS that the bo"" tl1dt, the only \ al'latlOn bemg Bring your own blankets or chairs. Due to cowt room and letllrmng by popular demand Nashville wants them mlll del ed What the "wne" m whIch the t\IO guy" community center construction. th.re will be limited park- Among the newcomers are Tickets are $15 for adults and they also don't kno\1 - until dl e looklllg fOl the body and ing in the north city lot. Park on the north side of the park notables lIke blllgel s Crystal $1350 for students and senior they get to the 1"ldnd - I" thelt can t find It LIke \1 hen Mc and surrounding streets. Use the Kenmore entrance. The Gayle, Tony Odando and Dawn, cItizens They may be obtallled the boss has bee n m1II de I ed Cdlthy dumps It off the !>Ideof Grosse Pointe Woods/Shores Little League will operate tbe the McGulI e Sistelb, Eddie Rab at the Center's box office or re They debate callmg the pohte, the "un deck, and some little kid bItt, Fabian and the versatile concession stand. In case of rain. the concert will be held but then thlllk bettel of the Idea bUlle'> It m the sand served on credit card by callmg in Parcells auditorium. Ben Veleen 286-2222, Monday through Fn If they call the pollce, the) lea The cO!p* joket, al e umn FOI Randolph, this Will be the day, from 9 a m to 6 p m The ;,on, McCalthy WIll not be dble "pI!ed and lame, and everythlllg Sixth season m a lOWat Macomb Center IS located on the Center to enJoy the weekend pal t) of ebe we've ;,cen befOle Alfred Center, which has become a leg Campus of Macomb Commumty 12th Heritage Harvest Day hiS lIfe And Stlvelman \Ion't Hltchcotk worked WIth thl'> have a chance to Will the hedlt ulal stop on an annual tOUI that College at Hall (M-59) and Gar The 12th annual Hentage With lemon sauce, and corn on "ame tOPll many year'> ago m a of that cute office assistant he'" ha" taken him and the band to field roads III Chnton Township Harvest Day at Seven Ponds Na- the cob are some of the food PlctUIe called "The TlOuble l\1th had hi!>eye on (Catherme MalY ture Center near Dryden is Items available Han) , That film was Infimtel) scheduled for Sattrrday, Sept 9, Stewaltl funmer, and It had a better gnp 11 a m untIl 5 p m The MIchigan Fnends of Tra So they deCide to hold ofTcall- on the dark materIal dltlOnal Will play traditlOnal and DIsplays and demonstrations mg the pohce, and tl y to make :YIcCmthy and SlIvel man have bluegrass musIc. Visit the coun- Will hIghlIght the day With oper. thmgs look as nOlmal as pass I no chembtry, both look lIke the) try store for gifts, antIques and ating steam engine threshmg ble First they Just let the bas" "tumbled onto the set by mls herbal Items All proceeds sup- oats by the Eastern Michigan Sit on the IIvmg loom couch With take Either that, or they wanted port the nature center Adnus Collector's Club Many other Vlll- a dazed look on hiS face, tellIng to WOI k on a plCture \1hel e slon IS $2 for adults, 75 cents for tage tractors, statIOnary engines all the VISltOls the boss IS ex the)'d be able to spend a lot of children, or $6 mWClmum for and antIque eqUIpment Will oper tJ emely mtoxlcated tIme on the beach each faml1y ate during the day Later, when that doe!>n't \Iork Elthel way, the film IS velY Old tIme crafts, antiques, an- Seven Ponds Nature Center anymore, they try to hide the forgettable Let's hope It dlsap tique tools, quiltmakmg and a is an enviromental educatIOn fa- boss' body Only the boss Isn t pem!> much qUlckel than the fleece to shawl demonstratIOn cility of the Michigan Audubon cooperatmg The cOl-pse keeps dead boss are a few of the many displays Society located on Crawford m the craft tent Children will Road, three miles west of Dry- Music marathon to help MD enjoy games and pioneer skills den For further mformatlOn, call Request-A-Than VI, sponsored An ox roast lunch, gingerbread the nature center at 796.3200. chIcken dlllner Saturday from 4 by DJs Gary and Stu, Will be to8pm held from 9 p m Friday, Sept 1 For more InformatlOn, call Dally in the Alley art, music fair to mIdnight, Saturday, Sept 2, 773 6182 or 4699070 ArtiSts and reSidents of the III the garden galleries and cafes at the Bruce Post VFW III St North Cass Commumty Will pre- between the two performance ClaIr Shores, to benefit the Mus sent their 12th annual "Dally m stages. Poetry and acoustic mu- cular Dystrophy AssociatlOn The the Alley" art and music fair on SICwill be presented this year in first IS located at 28404 Jefferson Saturday, Sept. 9. the new mdoor Art Gallery A at Martm M&M MUSIC, art galleries, poetry, Jurled art competItIOn in the af- For each song requested duro DISTRIBUTING CO. food, crafts demonstratlOn, chll. ternoon WIll prOVide prizes for mg the 26 hours, 50 cents Will cirens' games and trolley tours young artiSts as well as the sea. go to the MDA Cleaning Matenals begm at 11 p.m. The recycJmg The VFW Bruce Post Ladles soned professlOnals & EqUipment truck will be at Third and Forest For fw1;her mformatlOn call AUXIliary IS sponsoring a from 10 a m to 1 p m 833-3443 In all, 21 bands, 30 poets, 35 SEWER TROUBLE? Visual artists, 13 chefs and many Call WE DELIVER more craftspeople Will be per- 'Twigs' auditions forming and demonstratlllg their lti!u.:t~m 884-0520 crafts until 11 p m Triangle ProductIOns WIll pre PLUMBING. !iEATI~C Free 050 concerts scheduled The Dally m the Alley pro- sent "TWigs" by GeOl'ge FUlth 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 16734 E. WARREN Vides an opportunity for artists \\ Ith permiSSIOn of Samuel The DetrOIt Symphony Orches. 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 DETROIT, MI 48224 bonng commumtles, With a focus and musIcians who live, work or French,Inc 1726 MAPLE RD • 643 4800 tra WIll present three free con- on the Detroit MedICal Center on play m the North Cass Corndor George Valenta Will direct CeIts at the newly renovated Or- Tuesday, the Umverslty/Cultural commumty to present their The cast will mclude four chestla Hall Sept 12, 13 and 14 Center on Wednesday, and the works to the publIc free of \\ omen and up to 11 men, and Open to the publIc, these con- Central BUSiness District and charge. all actors WIll receive nommal certs are the openlllg actiVIties of New Center for the Thursday The money raised through the pa) The pi oductlOn dates WIll be the DetrOIt Symphony Orches rush-hour concert sales of T-shirts, posters and bev- the first three weekends In Nov- tra's "Homecoming FestIval," a ReSIdent Conductor Stephen erages benefit the needy and embel senes of 11 events in celebratIOn Stem will conduct the DSO for homeless, Improvements III local Castmg dates are Saturday, of the orchestra's Ieturn to Its the Tuesday and Thursday con- safety conditions, and the preser- Sept 9 and Sunday, Sept 10, ongInal home certs, and the Wednesday con- vation of neighborhood hlstonc from 2 untIl 6 p m at Immanuel On Tuesday, Sept 12 and cert WIll be dll'ected by DSO As- features. Last year more than United Church of Chnst, 4600 Wednesday, Sept 13, the one. SIstant Conductor Dr. Leshe B 5,000 people attended LivernOIS between I 94 and hour lunchtime concerts begin at Dunner. The Dally in the Alley IS lo- MIChigan Avenue Bnng a re- noon Patrons are Illvlted to The programs Will feature a cated between three blocks west sume and black.and-whlte head bl mg a lunch to enjoy dunng vanety of favonte claSSIcal of Woodward, between Forest shot the concert. On Thursday, Sept. works, includmg mUSICfrom the Avenue and Hancock Fret' park- Rehearsals are set to be held 14, at 6 p m "rush-hour" concert "Royal Fireworks" by Handel mg is aval1able in the lot behind at St John-St Luke Church, IS preceded by refreshments and excerpts from Tchalkovsky Wayne State University's Old 2120 Russell near GratIOt m De- available at a cash bar begin- ballets, m additIOn to selectIOns Mam on Second and Warren av- troIt The majority of rehearsals mng at 5 30 pm from the Broadway mUSIcals enues. Will be held evenmgs With some The conceIts are deSigned to "Evlta," "A Chorus Line," and ArtiSts and chefs demonstrate Sunday afternoon rehearsals Register Now For introduce the DSO to the neIgh "Phantom of the Opera." planned theIr crafts and sell their wares Fall Sports Neighborhmd C -L U B Leagues For Tearns CHIROPRACTIC Touch Football Men 18 & Over 886-8822 Volleyball Men 18 & Over Three-Man Basketball Men 18 & Over "Your Grosse Pointe Spinal Connection" Basketball Men ]8 & Over Basketball Women ]8 & Over • We create through education, Basketball Boys/Girls HIgh School Volleyball Women 18 & Over gentle techniques & personal ~ Volleyball Men/Women Co-Rec care a pain free & healthy body. SOUTH OF 13 MILE OFF UnLE MACK Co-Ed Football Boys/GIrls High School Softball Boys/Girls High School Youth Leagues Pee Wee Bumper Bowlmg Boys/GIrl') 3-6 years old HARRISON PAINT CO. Bowling Boys/GIrl') 7-11 years old *Soccer Boys Grades K-4 350/0 OFF ALL WALLPAPER *Soccer Girls Grades K-8 (over 1400 books) * Soccer Registration Deadline: Sept. 1, 1989 . .C. • Palmer Graduate 20% OFF FABRICS with this ad By Appointment Only New: Punt, Pass & Kick - Boys/Girls ages 8-13 Batting Cage (all age) - Softball, Baseball & Golf! expo Sept. 30 • PRATT & lAMBERT PAINTS 886-8822 Stop by - 17150 Waterloo or ca11885-46OOfor more information 18550 Mack at Warren • a.p. Farms 21155 Mack C.P. Woods 886.4800 Act Now - Don'l Be left Out!

* • * • . -. __ ' ...... August 31. 1989 18A Grosse Pointe News E~# ------E. Daniel Grady: Bell restrictions are self- defeating Harris saId the legislatIOn lb By Dan JaNiS Sound Economy, and the North- ele((IOllH',lIly ~ulded tOUI :-,el\ Iceb ,1IId educatIOnal support Keepmg the Bell compames CUrlently before the House Tele Staff Wrller east MIdwest Inbtltute seem to lhl ()u~h Jap,lll'g [<11 gl"_t nt'parl :-,el\lce:-, out of manufactunng has re- commUnicatIOns Subcommittee FIve yems allel antltlust leg- suppol1 Bell'b chum lIIelll stOll' If the :-'Yblemhold;, guch pIom sulted 111 what Grady calls "a where It IS being rewl'ltten be IslatIOn blOke Up the natIOnal The Consumer Telecommulll Bell hll'l <1t IIle oUtlllll':-' "el 10.,(', t1ll'n why

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This convertible pickup makes people smile and shout truck bed If thiS sounds fam IIlal , It IS because It IS l.upllsmgly slmlliar to the Ford Model T roadster pickup, another machme that was elegant In ItS !>Impltllty The Dakota convmtlble was added to Dodge's lineup because of the very PObltlve Iesponse ac- COIded topIcs., Dakotas at the auto ,>hows, pres'> previews and By Richard Wright dealel meetmgs over the pabt couple years If you are, like me, a very been chopping off the tops of And re"ponse Il. stdl POSitive trendy guy who likes to partake pickup trucks lor some time for Few vehicles attl act the atten of all the latest groovy stuff, CaliforIlla types, trendiest of the tlOn thlb one doel. when dnven then you should check out the trendy, but the Dodge Dakota IS 810und town With the top down Dodge Dakota conveltlble pickup the only factor ragtop pickup It IS one of those ram vehicles truck, because several of the available, so we Mldwesternel s that makes people c.;mile If you auto industry's strongest trends can have them too Unlike don't like strangers hollenng are represented hew Chlj"lel LeB.lIon wnvel tlble, "nlce!" at you lrom the Sidewalk, LIght trucks are the hottest however, the Dakota IS not done then aVOid thiS vehicle hke lep- segment of the market In sales III house, It ISdone by ASC, Inc 10sy But If, like me, you enJoy ~,"fM ,,~~ Convertibles have become a very In thiS complex high-tech age, thiS SOlt of exhlbltlOl1Ism, you The Dodge Dakota pickup is one of the few vehicles that makes people smile and shout"Nice!" trendy Item smce they were the Dakota's top IS elegant In ItS will have trouble outdomg the from the sidewalk. brought back from the dead in simplicity The manually opel Dakota pickup 1982 by Chrysler As If that wer- ated villyl top can be lowered by ASide from Its fun In the sun en't enough, the Dakota convelt turning two latches at the top of With the top down IS wmdwr umqueness, the Dakota convertl In the next couple of years, up If there IS a malfunctIOn, al- Ible is available With four-wheel the wmdshleld, then hftlng up than m conveltlble cars, appar ble IS a pleasant dnvel, peppy your cars Will come equipped though I am not sure what you drive, another very trendy Item and back 1\vo cords hold the top ently becaube of the aerodynam With Itb standal d 39 liter V 6 With all bags, but the Dakota should do about thiS, smce you West Coast custom shops have at a honzontal level above the ICS of the truck bed, so ladleS engme teamed to a five speed already has as standard eqUIp are probably not mtendmg to might want to covel' theIr head ment a feature much more likely manual 01 foul' speed automatic, lock up your brakes anyway or braid their hall', while men comfortable With Its Dakota to save your bfe andlor YOUl Gas shocks are standard and Small-business conference planned might want to do what I did, go Sport tnm level and such stan sheet metal, real' wheel anti lock enhance the nde, as are 15-inch bald The Metro East Chamber of Speakers and tOPiCSat the sec- dal d optIOns as tachometer, AM brakmg Anti-lock brakes mam, wheels If you wonder what 15. The Dakota's mtellOr IS so Commerce, which serves the ond seSSIOn, whIch begins at steJ eolFM stel eo cassette radIO, tam dnectlOnal btabillty by pre- Inch wheels Will do for you, try plush and ItS handlmg so car- business commumtles of St 10 45 a m are as follows. Ac. powel steermg, power wmdows ventmg rear wheel brakes from puttmg them on your compact or like that you can easl1y forget ClaIr Shores, Roseville, Fraser, counting, Taxes and Micro- and power doOl locks locking up under stresl. condl mld.slzed vehicle You'll be su- Harper Woods, and the Grosse computer ..: Bruce J Felguson, you are m a truck until you tUln tlOns ASide from thl ee pomt seat pnsed at how much better It Pomtes, in cooperatIOn With Con CPA DelOltte HaskinS & Sells, Because thel e IS nothmg be your head to look behmd you belts, collapsible steel mg column looks (It wl11 also affect your gressman DaVid Bomor, will Cut Your Cost of Hiring and hmd you except the truck bed, and bump mto the Iear wmdow and safety \\ mdshleld, most speedometer, which was set for host a conference on small bus I Training New Employees: the Dakota has a mOle "naked" There IS no mOle room m a "safety" features are Just bu- 14 mch wheels If It says you're ness needs, Tuesday, Sept 5, at Marsha Prose, public relatIOns! feel to It than most convertibles, pickup than there IS m conveltl- reaUCIatlc postunng, but anti domg 65, you may get a ticket, the BarrIster House, 21801 Hal' marketing speCialist, Macomb/St but a sense of secUllty IS ble cars, except that the seats lock blakmg IS fOl leal I know, because you're domg 70 But the per, St Clair Shores Clair Private Indm,try Council, prOVided by a vmyl seathed roll fold forward so you can stash a It has saved me more than once Dakota IS set for 15 mches, so go This will be followed by a Inc. and Market Research, bm which the top covers when brIefcase, a Jacket and an urn A control module sense lock up for It) noon luncheon where BOl1lorWill Donald Morandlnl It'S m the up pOSitIOn A I'lde brella out of Sight and automatically releases hy I am not palticularly a truck give an address regardmg busl- At each sessIOn the three pre- draulic piessure before It OCClll'S fan But I am a convertible ness legislatIOn m the 101st Con sentatlOns Will be held slmulta Committees for Wulfmeier formed An IdIOt light on the dash hghts freak And I like thiS truck a lot. gress neously In separate rooms, and Conference registratIOn begms paltlclpants may choose which Leroy H Wulfmeler III, a can berg They Will coordll1ate volun at 8:45 am, With two conference one to attend dldate for the Grosse Pomte teers to dlstnbute lI1formatlOn Women's group to meet Sept. 11 sessions planned. Speakers and The cost IS $12 and Ieserva Fal ms CounCil, announced the and arrange fundralsmg actlvl- Guest speaker for the Michl speakers, sharmg InformatIon topiCS at the first sessIOn are as tlOns must be made 10 advance fOimatlOn of thl ee committees to ties assist hIm m thiS fall's electIOn A JUl1lor AdVISOryCommittee, gan ProfeSSIOnal Women's Net, and actively networkmg to- follows: Retail: MorriS Alalouf, by check, money order, Visa 01 Wallace RJley, Paul Marco and which Wulfmeler feels IS neces work dmner meet 109 Mondaj, gether, the group helps career pnvate consultant, Lending to MasterCard The reservatIOn John Gl'lffin \"111handle the Sen- t h th F ' f Sept 11 wIll be State Rep Ju- women succeed m busmess, m- Small Business - A Banker's deadlme IS Sept 2 v sary 0 reac e arms uture dlth MIller from the 65th DIS dustry and educatIOn Perspective: Fredenck Knapp, ReservatIOns should be sent to lor AdVisory Committee to assist leaders, will be led by Lmdsey tnct small bus mess bankmg officer, the Metro East Chamber of Com him m strategy and fundralSlng Ford, Damfolth French Jr, and The event begins at 6 p m at Meetmgs are open to the pub- Comerica, and Business Plan- merce, 27601 Jefferson, 8t Clan Chall'lng hIS Volunteer ActIOn Chnstle Wemberg They WIll the Holiday Inn In Southfield hc, but advanced reservatlons nlng - Your Roadmap to ~uc. Shores, Mich 48081 Committee al e Mr and Mrs target the 18.30 year old voters The Michigan ProfeSSIOnal are reqUIred Cost IS $17 mem- cess: Donald MoranMw, ~dr.w- .i'Ql ..eQtIitlOn~ mfOlAfttteftll .,Dawet F.Dll.is.....MI and Mrs - that Wulfmeler feels should get,.. W ...en "N; t "'~ - . >- '{If ~t-d- bets and $23 non. members. Charles F Glass~ MI and Mrs involved 111 the local pohtlcaJ;' Inoamll s a e fwor IS lton resfie F'-I' t II Di nator, Macomb County,Basu1esS 'call the Chamber of Commerce W are S 0 roncem pro es or ltuorma Ion ea ane Assistance Center office at 777.2741 Petel Kross and Phoebe em- process slOnal women By learnmg from Wilbur at 6474480 Grosse Pointe Auto Works, Ltd. ]5] 03 Kercheval 822-3003 liTHE ONLY COMPLETE FULL SERVICE CENTER IN THE POINTES" ~. MID SUMMER SPECIALS LABOR DAY WEEKEND ~~~~ ~ ~ , ,~i, ~ r------~------"'"' BARBECUE BUYS • EXTRA LEAN GROUND .l- ,~L,,..; ~ :-~-'7"I A C RECHARGE ~ ROUND (y~ I~~"(( ~: _':'1.~I~ ~ I ·EVACUAT: A.~. 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----~------~~~~~~------~--~~-----~~------Section B Churches ..48 August 31, 1989 Seniors , 28 Grosse POinte Board of Realtors 7.138 Grosse Pointe News Cottage Hospital Auxiliarys 1989 Kitchen Tour is Sept. 14 By Margie Reins Smith In the Farms, the kitchen of a 60.year-old Feature Editor home has been re-designed to keep the best If the seven GI-osse Pomte kitchens on of the old - and add the best of the new. Cottage Hospital Auxiliary's 1989 Kitchen CabInets and countertops are almond-col- Tour IndIcate trends In culinary decor ored and the natural wood planked floor Il:> I. here's what's hot In kItchens this year: accented WIth onental area rugs m l:>hades • NatUl-al wood flool-s of pale blue, rust and beIge. • Hand paInted tIle accents I The owners have collected accent pieces III • Pale, neutral colors I' for the room from theIr travels to England: • CookIng Islands an arrangement of framed pamtmgs of En. • Cabinets with glass doors ghsh shops that they picked up at a London • Copper acceSSOl'les street f81r, an antique duck figurine; some III.! I The tour WIll be Thursday, Sept 14, from duck decoys. 1 to 5 p m and all proceeds are earmarked A bit of tongue.m.cheek: Instead of a frUIt for the hospital's cardIaC mOnItonng l:>YS bowl or a candy dIsh or some nuts and a terns. nutcracker - a bowl of baseballs. . The benefit IS a kIck otTfor Cottage HospI- Tour kItchens were deSIgned by Mutschler III I , tal's 70th annIversary celebratIOn KItchen, Inc, Cox & Baker Builders, Inc., Kitchens on the tour range from examples Customcraft ConstructIOn Inc and Pointe of tradItIOnal to contemporary deSigns Kitchen Center Inc. "Each tour kitchen otTers a vanety of Place settmgs wIll be deSigned by Jacob- well-planned remodehng or decoratIng Ideas III I!I sons. Floral arrangements will be by Grosse easily transferred to kItchens of all sizes Pomte FlOrIsts Inc, VIViano Flower Shop, and purposes," said co-chaIrman Mary No- Arrangement Flower Shop, Wesley Berry lan. Flowers and Ch8rvat The FlOrIst Inc A Grosse POInte Park kItchen features General chaIrmen of the funru'alser are copper and brass SInks and faucets WIth old Nanette Quinones and Mary Nolan and fashIOned porcelaIn handles. The double they said that all the guIlds of Cottage Hos- kitchen SInk IS made of bl'lght hammered pItal's Auxlhary are enthusiastically pattlcl- copper. Above the central Island IS a copper patmg In the 70th anniversary event. hanging rack filled WIth dangling baskets, Other chaIrmen and committee members copper and cast Iron pots. The floors and mclude Loretta Cross, Isabelle Sayer, Dom woodwork throughout the kItchen and the thy Gltre, Peg Noble, Suzanne Debruyne, adJoInmg famIly room IS a nch, warm tone Josette HoskIng and Henry Marchand. of stained red oak. TIckets for the tour are $8 per person A FabrICS and accessones are shades of $6 group rate (mmlmum 15 people) IS avaIl- hunter green and rust Backsplashes 10 the able at the Cottage HospItal Gift Shop and kitchen area are tIles made of bnck and at Village Records and Tapes. Orders may mOltar, mterspersed WIth handpamted tIles be placed in advance by mall or purchased depictIng deSIgns of houses and churches at 250 WashIngton, 1020 Three Mile or 217 In contrast - a Grosse Pomte Farms Lakeshore on the day of the tour. kitchen IS sleek, modern and spare, WIth Make checks payable to Cottage Hospital WIde expanses of clutter.free cDuntertops AUXIlIary KItchen Tour and mail them with FormIca cabinets are a bnght mauve WIth a self-addressed stamped envelope to Cot- black handles The recently redecorated kItchen was cre. tage Hospital AuxilIary Kitchen Tour, PO ated from a small cook's kitchen and an Box 36363, Grosse Pointe, Mich 48236. even-smaller butler's pantry No photographic eqUIpment IS permitted The owners added a bay wmdow and a on the tour. No chIldren under 8 or infants large center Island deSigned for cookIng and are permItted. eatmg with Its mdoor gnll and pull-out bar FOI more InformatIOn, call 886-6244. stools. A kItchen In the CIty repeats the popular otT-white counteltop and cabmet theme, but accents are rose, mauve and blue - boldly stated in the strIped, flowered wallpaper The floor IS wood planks and a large an. tlque dmIng table dam mates the adjacent eating area More brass accents can be found in an- other CIty kitchen ThIs one IS decorated m subdued tones' beIge, gray and whIte, with grosse pte. artists assoc, accents of lush green plants The white oak floor has a natural finIsh and whIte cabinets WIth glass doors are fin. Ished m a pale otT.white wash that lets the natural wood gram show. The huge center island, whIch dominates the room, is topped by a gray and white flecked gramte slab and features a double sink with brass. FALL ART tnmmed fixtures. Hand painted tIles WIth fruit deSIgns ac. cent the cookIng area __I

Photos b) Margle Rems SmIth e:t Highlights of Cottage Hospital Auxiliary's 1989 Kitchen Tour: at the top. a 60.year.old Farms home features restored original glass- -_.' paned cabinet doors. The duck figurine on the table is an antique. At the left. a bowl of macho munchies :z: tempts baseball fans. Above, hand.painted tiles accent the cook- ing area of a kitchen in the City. :z: Below, a hammered brass double sink is thp fo("o] noint of q Pnrk kitchen. -=:[ The to;r is Thursday, Sept. 14, from 1 to 5 p.m.

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I i ;• ; -grosse pointe- ,I August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News 28 S~M Senior boom: America struggles with a demographic shift of 20, 30 01' even 50 years in an may no longer fit the problem long enough letlrement and One of the best sellmg books unsatlsfymg relatIOnship can that It was so well deSigned for !"1'andchlld!en of the season IS not a sex novel cause deCISiveactIOn" m the 1930s. No longer With 30 or so extra or a spy t}mIler It's not even fico Busmesses have profited by In recent decades, the Age years added to our life expect- tlOn the Age Wave Semors are not Wave has transformed the group ancy smce the turn of the cen- It IS "Age Wave The Chsl only a major market m them. of old people recelvmg support tury, people are mcreasmgly dls- lellges and Opportumtles of an selves but also for their fre- from a large pool of young WOIk- regardmg established patterns, Agmg Amenca" by Ken Dy quently less wealthy child1en ers mto a huge mass of rehred often delayll1g malTlage and chtwald, Ph D and Joe Flower and grandchlld!'en Over the last people who are being sUPpolted child! en and pm'sUlng educatIOn It's a book that concerns Itself two years, for mstance, gt and- by a steadily shrll1kmg popula and second and thu'd careers far With a phenomenon -that has parents have counted for nearly hon of young workers out of the traditIOnal order Also ne\ er before occured m America one qualter of all toy purchases By Marian Trainor Medicare also comes m fOl the numbers of people who stay a semor boom Dychtwald has done a remark- Criticism He wntes that 10 pel With one mate all of their hves The senIOr boom, the birth able Job WIth the assistance of dearth and the agmg of the baby cent of the benelic18lles ac IS dccIeasmg 111 favor of what Dychtwal d calls senal mono flee lancel Joe Flowel 111 sunpll- boomers are commg together to per cent of our selllOI Citizens kno\\ \\ hat to make of It OUI counted fOl more than 72 pel- gamy fymg a very complIcated and create a massIve demographIc have chIld! en who are selllor Clt nation has yet to fig\.lle out a cent of the cost "Many people argue," he said, "When people could expect to ImpOltant subject Shift, one whIch we refer to as Izens The average Amencan pOSitIve and hopeful way to "that mstead of pourmg bl1l1ons live only a few more months or Short of a balanced budget, the "Age Wave" woman can expect to spend mOl'e thmk about Itbelf growmg up of dollars mto health care for the years m an unsatlsfymg relatIOn dealmg With the agmg of Amen- Larry Ttsch, chairman of CBS, years canng for hel parents than Amellca IS havlIlg an Identity tl'lmmally III l:'lderly, we could <;hlp, they would usuallv resign can may be our most Significant smd, "Throughout hlstor) most she did carmg for hel chlld!'tm Cllblb' be uSll1g thiS money to help themselves to It But the thought problem SOCialphenomena have repeated ThIs shIft to an older popula He suggests what can be done young people to hve healthy ac over and over agam " tlOn IS not a trend, It IS a SOCIal to make changes that will not We have had pohtlcal move mevltablhty, offermg challenges hve hves" only benefit semol s now and Jl1 However, he holds that to m ments shIft from left to nght and opportulllties for which we the future but the populatIOn m We've had good leaders and bad terpret these SOCial\\ armng slg are III prepared Every aspect of genelal Social behaVIOrs have become our culture - patterns of SOCial nals as representative of an 111- tergeneratlOnal ammoslty and more hberal and then conserva. and personal relatIOnships, Ii Baby boomel sate a group tlve agam nanclal and political powel, that IS already mfluencmg what age wars IS wrong It under- mmes the generous American But we have never before had workplace dommance, the focus bemg old m Amellca WIll be a mass populatIOn of mIddle-aged of product development and mar Dychtwald wlltes, "To undel splnt and older men and women ketmg; healthcare and educa st~nd agmg, we can walt untll Dychtwald's message goes be yond the well-known fact that In hIS book, Dychtwald pro- tlOnal pnorltles - IS already the fil st boomezs celebrate their VIdes mSlghts and suggestIOns showmg SignS of transfol matlOn 65th birthdays, 01 we can people are hVlI1glongel not only for semors but also for And the most radIcal changes ghmpse the futm e III the chal- The agmg of Amenca has those who WIll one day be part of al e yet to come lenges and the cnses bemg ex numerous Impacts on the way that group which now comprises Are we ready for thiS demo perlenced by tOOay's middle-aged we live For example, we all 12 per cent of the populatIOn and graphIC revolutIOn? The authOl and older Amencans These peo- pretty much had Imear hfe by the year 2000 is likely to rep says no - at least not yet ple are the SOCIalplOneel S " plans EducatIOn, carel' I, mar- resent one-fifth of the total popu- "How strange," he wntes, Among the challenges Will be ralge, chtldren and, If we lIved latIOn "that whIle we have spent the the future of Social Secunty, a Two-thirds of all the people past 10,000 years trymg to live sacred area where change IS who have ever lived beyond the long and grow old, now that we feared and reSIsted The authOi age of 65 are alive today, Ten are havmg success we don't contends that Social Secmlt)' Our reputation is for compassionate caring. REGISTERED NURSES • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Group endorses repeal of health care surtax NURSE'i AIOE'i • LIVE-IN COMPANION" NIck ZlZZY,actmg chaIrman of affect only 1 percent of the semors - and no other taxpay • PrivatI.' homes the MIchIgan-based Seniors wealthiest U S taxpayers, Zlzzy ers - have to covel costs fOl • Hosp,lal or nursln!: homes othel semors?" • 24-hour Agamst MedIcare Catastrophic saId Levm told hIS group He • Full or part-l,me coverage Coverage Act (SAMCCA) saId LeVIll saId, "Oldel Amell AccOldmg to Patrick L Burns • Bonded and Insured of the SAMCCA committee, be pledged hIS group's support for a cans aren't askmg for a free 263-0580 bIll authored by U S Sens Carl ride They're lookmg for a fan' tween Sept 1 and 15, all who LeVln, (D-Mlch), and Tom Hal'- deal - not one m whIch a pOl' are mterested m the repeal of km, (D-Iowa) tion of one group IS smgled out the swtax are asked to wIlte let- ters to' Sen Lloyd Bentsen, 703 NURSiNG UNliMiTEd The Harkin-Levm proposal to pay for others m that group INCORPORATED keeps benefits at current levels "We don't ask some vets - Senate Office Bldg , Washmgton, but changes the health care and no other taxpayers - to sup- DC, 20510-43015 01 Congress- A Community Professlonol NurSing Serv,ce fundmg mechanism port other vets or some stu man Dan Rostenkowskl, 2111 The group alms to repeal the dents to cover loan costs fO! House Office Bldg, Washmgton, supplemental surtax paId for cat- other students Why should some DC, 20513 1308 astrophiC health protectIOn for semors by endorsmg legIslatIOn to ehmmate the added tax, + ZlZZY also noted that Rep DaVId BoniaI', (D-Mich,), has m- Paralegal troduced Identical legislatIon 111 the House of Representatives Escape Under the Harkm-Levm-Bon- , Open Houses ), 101' plan, the surtax would be \ elImmated for 13 mIllIon older Aug. 21 thru Sept. 7 from the 't' Amencans Catastrophic care . would be funded by earmarkmg • ComprehenSive 1 yr Evenmg Program ~ • Taught by Exp'd Attorneys ) revenues through an extensIOn Every day. of the 33 percent margmal m- • Fmanclal Aid Available If Qualified' Classes held locally everyday. come for familIes With taxable Grosse Pointe North High School Co Sponsored by Grosse PIe PublIC Schocls Dept of Community EduCll~on incomes over $208,500 Under current law, the marginal tax rate actually drops to 28 percent Call: 559-8040 for taxpayers 111 that upper ForTimes. Reservations or Free Brochure range The fundmg mechamsm would American Institute for Paralegal Studies, Inc. ~ere's nothing ordinary or everyday about LAKEPOINTE 17515 W 9 Mile Pod,11225 Soulhfield. MI 48075 .! ToWERS. It's notjust a residence, it's a lifestyle. Everything ElderCamp is for you want is right here, 1ennis. a beautiful spa and pool and a senior citizens challenging public golf club at the door. CIrcle Pmes Center has an- HAM SUPREME SHOPS ~e building itselfis the only mid-rise condominium tower nounced Its first ElderCamp, Sept 4-10. .!in St. Clair Shores, an architect's masterpiece. with it's Eldert::amp IS a vacatIOn for soaring glass atrium, balconies and much. much more. Inside. all mature people to relax, learn your whims have been anticipated, rooms offer unparalled space for and play together 111 a coopera- tive and supportive environment entertain ing. 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4, August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News FUt4t~ 38 Crescendo Ball: Fundraiser for new DSO Volunteer Council !>tage of life With dlgOlty, contlOl dll I \ (,Illng of rHt' dIJd IlCi,>ttht' Donna Maladecki, vIce pre'>l and belt I'e"pect ,ltl'l dUllng dlld ('n1('11.lll1n1l'1l1 dent, Doona O'Brien, ;,ecletary, •••• r: Committee chall pel "on I" cdll.d 'I ht GI e,lt (;dld Bridget .Julian, tl ea"urcl GI'o'l!>e Pomtel Diane Schoen- :'Illf hlgdll Bl'lI Tlll'phrJllI and The ml'>"I011of 1he ABW A IS ith. Other Glo,>,>e Pomtel'> on Aml'1 Itl l h FounddLIoll hd I l' un to brmg together bU'>lnc'>'>women the plannmg wrnnllllee al e dl I 1\ Iltll:ll thl' l \ U11IIg',>fl'''llvi of dl \ el '>!'b and to Dale Austin dnd Stephanie tll ' 1\ hldl II III hI IHhU d by gl'IJ pi U\ Ide OppOltulll1ws fOl them to

Germack. I I,d (C) dldll Illl'll Bill 'llld Sue 1ll'lp them'>Clvc'> dnd olhel'> grow Luncheoll dnd fa'>hlOlI "hcl\\ Vltltoe ,1Ild hOIHl1,U\ l hdlllTlolfl pel '>Olldlly and plofe""lOnally tllket,> al e $25 pel pel..,on 1'<1 GOY •• J a ow'> .J. Blai. hdrd. till ough leadel'>hlp, educatlOn, tlon tltkeh al e $50 edlh 1\1 B< IH fit LIckr h Illlludl dlllm 1 n( iI\ 01 kmg ,>UppOlt ,md natIOnal tlon" will al"o enJoy d PII\ e Pomte wmphmenldJ y \ dIet pdl king \JO'l c,P( (I,d /,\ I nh DI polltmtnl Chdlit'l chapter a \\ 81 ded mOle Sedtmg I'>IIrnl1pd FOI mOl l .It K74 7WifJ th,m $4,000 m local '>Cholal ships mlO! matlOn ,md I e"el V<1tlon,>. CUll entl) , plan.., all' under v.ay cdll the Hosplw FoundatllJl1 dt Businc ..s a" usual: 1hl 101 the Chdptel ">annual fa"hlOn (.IO""'l POlntl dldltll d1dptel of S52 1933 h om 9 a m to 5 p III ,h()\\, a fu ndraJ<,el fOI It" '>Chol ~londay" thlough Flldel\ '> thl \ml Illdl1 BLhllH''''~ WClmen ~ m..,hlp fund \ "~O(l,llJOIl I((PIIt! \ del ted It'> FOI mOle lI1fOl matlOn, call rfJll.,_i'll ltl\ \e,1I .., - Jlwl{le Rell!~ SmIth Palty lJ1 the Pal k, the Detl'fJIt Arllbtb Mal ket"> annual fun dldlbel Cultural Center School of Dance Phr l(J h\ \111 g-H. Hlln .. "1rmth Cartoon'> \1 III come 10 life Jll DIvision of Members of the committee responsible for the 30th annual Fall Art FestivaL co-sponsored by the the Cartoon Theatl e, OIlgll1dl Grosse Pointe Artists Association and the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Association are. from left, cartoon alt II III he '>old Jll cI "I Rochester School of Ballet Isabelle Goosen, general chairman: Barbara Wehby. publicity: Jim Stelma. grounds and security: lent auctIOn and elltl'>1'>\I III e\ Bette Prudden. Jury chairman; Corinne Dolega. honorary chairman; Ruth Whipple, entry chair- hlblt the II work on Fllda\ ~ept Comella Sampson, Director man: and Carl Hedeen, featured artist for the show. The Art Fair is this Saturday. Sept. 9 at the 15 Il'Om 530 pm to 10 pill 111 Grosse Pointe War Memorial. Hdl'mOOle Pal k and the Dell OIt All Beginning AI tlbtS Mal ket Fall Registration Dates thru Advanced Classes Musicophiles: The new che,>tla. the DetlOlt Symphony American beauties: The Food and bpllit'> will be Fn ,Sept 15th, 5-9 p.m. pi oVlded by some of the al eel " 1 to 11/2 hours long DetlOlt Symphony 01 chestl a League, the FllCnd'> 01 the De Ho,>plw FoundatIOn of South Sat., Sept. 16th, 10-4 p.m. top IestaLII ateUl sand b'lW,>t" & ChIldren atllle The Clescendo KIll - the lil..,t II el e con'>ohdated mto one 01 day, Sept 28 Ticket!:> ale $30 per pel bon dnd Pre Hallet and Creatlye such event at the opel1mg of the gal1l/eltlOll, the Volunteel COllll K.we Lalli Rae Rafko, MI;,;, Mo\ement elle aVallable at the doO! 01 1)\ 46 )ears of age DSO beabon, IS part 01 the Home cd Amellca 1988, \1111 pi e'ilde ovel calhng the DetrOit Altl;,t;, Mal commg Febtl\ ai, a senes of 11 Mananne Endicott I;' chall the festiVitieS to be held at the ket at 962 0337 Payment fm Hum. of Th. Oakland events flOm Sept 12 to 24 ceIL. man of the Volunteer Council, :'Ihchlgan Inn 111 Southfield Feshval Ballet Campan)' ad\'ance IebervatlOns I'>due bv bl atll1g the 01 chebtJa's Ietul n to Barbara Tucker I;' chall man of Sak;, Fifth A venue Fanlane Annual perfoTrnanct.>5. Includ~ Sept 7 full production ot 01 chestl a Hall the ball 1\ III pi P'ient the fa"hlOns The DetlOit AltlStb Mal ket I" The 1\ulcracl..~r Ballet The theme \\ III be 'Fasuna Othel Glo:,,;,e Pomtel;, on the Caddlac MotOl Cal DlvlblOn IS tm' Rhythm ,. a non-profit alt gallel) devoted r< ~hl"ttr ~(hud 01 BoIlld ~1\lJet'\'" comnu1tee fOl the Crebcendo Ball ;,ponsor of 1he event, \\ hlch \\111 to exhlbltmg and "ellmg the h.HI: b~('n ..t1t'tlt'd lhr lIji,h nallam .. de Cocktails begm at 7 pm, dll1 ale Mrs. Donald Austin, MI's. featlll e a silent auctIOn and Iaf .IuJ n.. II dllt'l1d prl;'~hhloU!> com \\ 01ks of emel gll1g altl;,t;, III the p.u~} 'loch HI .. ,lOd ..ummer program ... ner at 8 pm, dancll1g to the Mm'k Beltaire, MI's. Henry Ile The u'>e of an Allante for one The<,.t hd\t' InduJl'd dcceplance .and Detl 01t al ea ~(h Idrc,Jup" 10 Tht' '\,e,.," ):Ol).. Clty musIc of Lebtel Lanll1 and 111'> FOl'd II, Mrs, Frank A, Gel'- week l'i one of the prtzes Bdllt"l C .. 5cnm l"ll Amf;'rlCdn BalieL 01 chestl a and the S\ mphon) B ..,Ion BdUt-l 5ch 1)1 Ballt't V\e'St Tht' mack Jr., MI's. David Law!>on, Proceed" \\ III ,>UppOlt the pa R( \011 Doln ,,'I, Hd[lll dnd ht' Chl(a~o Les Miz biz: MichIgan Op ( \ Halll;' Stl mgs conducted b) Fell' .. Re'> Mrs, Kim Lie, Mrs. Donald C, tJent Cal e pI ogJ ams of Hospice of er,,, Theatl e will launch It;, 19th nick Longyear, Mr!>, Peter Spivak, Southea~teLl1 Michigan ThiS anmvel sary sea!>on Fllda) , Sept The DetlOlt S) mphon)' Olche'> Mrs, Thomas Schoenith, MI'!>. not fOl pi ofit eOlpOIatlOn ofTel;, 8 II lth the Dell OIt pi emlel e of tla Hall Volunteel CounCil \\a;, William P, Vititoe, Mrs. Alex- an altel native to tl adltlOnal the Tony Awal d \\ 111 11II1g mUbl CIeated dUJ mg the 1988 89 ;,ea ander Wrigley and Mr!>. John medical cal e fOl the tel mmally cal "Les Mlsembles .. Located In son as a Iesult of the mel gel of E. Young Jr. ill The co plesentatlOn between The the DSO and 01 che;,tl a Hall Tickets fOl the CI e;,cendo Ball Ovel the last mne yea! s, the Nedellandel' 01 gamzatlOn Italian Cultural Center The five volunteel groups a'>so ale $250 pel person, $2.500 fOl a HSEM hab pro\ Ided compaSSlOn and MOT opens at the Fishel 28111 Imperial • Warren • 48093 clated With the two organua table for 10 ate cale fOI mOle than 6,500 pa Theatre \\ Ith a gala benefit pI e For Registration. InformatIOn, tlOns (the Women's ASboclatlOn Call 5679000 fOl ticket" and tlents and then fanuhes. allow Call 751.2855 or 652-3117 VI~~:.. ~1~0I mance that m.c)ud.e'k_ . for the Detroit Svmphony 01 mOl p mfOl matlOn II1g patients to !lve 111 the final

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L' :':'"' CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION: "Remembel On 11 Et h,lIl A lien G,lllel](" ~(II Et Il.In .\!ll 11 FlIllllllil (' Pay as you gol Mon , Thur'> , Fn 10 H • TlI('" , W('r! ~,lt If) ,j lO • Su n l,j 00 Ask about our UTICA LIVONIA finance plan ~ conduct~??~,~~~~ocnnolog, 1:-' Horper-Groce 50170 VAN DYKE 15700 MIDDLEBELT Ybyneseatel.tMMSltY Department of Internal MediCine Hospitals (between 22 & 23 Mile) (between 5 & 6 Mile) 254,5260 261.7780 August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News 46 c~ Ellington's Christ the King Church sacred music plans 50th anniversary is featured A pelformance of the sacred "ReJolcmg III GOO's Love, 1947, when a permanent site 1940-1990" IS the theme of the was selected at the corner of musIc of Duke Ellmgton and its 50th anmversary celebratIOn at Lochmoor Boulevard and Mack lootS which was premiered by Chl'lst the Kmg Lutheran Fort Stleet Ptesbytenan Chw'ch The Rev Walter J Geffelt be and the Jimmy Wilkins Cultural Church III Grosse Pomte Woods came the lea del of tillS flock m Plans for commemorative ac. FoundatlOn, will again be pre 1945 and In 1953 he offiCIated at sented on Sunday, Sept 24, at 5 t1V1t1eswere undern ay In June the dedlCatlon of the Tudor at a klck-off meetmg The year- pm at 631 W. Fort at Third. Gffert served the COnb'l'ega Also featw'ed are Lloyd Sto rey and Don Mayberry tIOn III the Woods commumty tlOn for 27 years and retired III I11dS,WIth perf 01 mances by Sun- The beautifully landscaped Paul me Schomlg, Steve Wyrock, Ten charter members helped or- 1972, when the Rev Joseph Fa. day School chtldren and choml and well-kept extenor has Beverly Hacker, Robert Mar- Mastelful Ellington selectlons gamze the congregatIOn undel' bry \\ as mstalled as pastor. groups earned the Mayor's Beautifica- shall, Betty Knop, Tom Knop mclude songs and hymns of slav- t'ly and flt!€dom, tiadltlOnal spn' the name Calvary Lutheran In 1985, the Rev Randy Boe! The preschool, added In 1986, tion Award fOl dllee years. and chamnan Waltel Geffert. Ituals With a featured dance seg- Church III 1941 With the Rev \..... tel' became assistant pastor now has an enrollment of 52 Committee members who are InVitatIOns are bemg prepared BurmeIster as mmlster As a gtft to the commumty, voungstel s VacatIOn Bible planning the year's commemora for past Vicars, officers of the ment Services were held In a store the chmch sponsors a hvmg na School attendance numbered tlve acttvltIes al'e Mane Schulz, Mlssoun Synod and all fOlmer Ellington regal ded the musIc front on Mack Avenue untIl tlvlty on the grounds at Christ 110 Siurley Fabry, Joseph Fabry, membel s of ChI 1st the Kmg III hiS sacred conceits as some of hiS most Significant work When asked why he spent so much time wntlllg It, he said, "You Female horticulturalists dish dirt, influence garden design can Jive With secular mUSIC,but In SPite of all the very famous work and anyone who has ever the al ea where the settlement of you can't Jive With the Al- masters of gardenmg and garden weeded, pruned, transplanted, Saybrook flounshed so long ago, mighty" deSIgn who created the marvel. I aked and hoed knows that thiS FenwIck's name IS still a famll The conceit, produced m asso ous gardens surroundmg the IS so, but the Vlctonans only lar one clatlOn With the Jimmy WIlkms great estates and palaces all saw what they wanted to see Other notable lady gardeners Cultural FoundatlOn, Inc With over Europe, gardemng has long What they wanted to see was an of early days m thiS country i>upport of the NatIOnal Endow- been conSidered a SUitable and ethereal femmme creature, deh have made their Impact on the ment fOl the Atts and the Michi- particular female accomplish- cately cuttmg roses With the dew Amencan scene Jane Colden gan Council fOl the Atts, bene- ment still on them - not the actual was America's first woman bota fits FOlt Street's Open Door, a mst She died m 1766. Ehza Lu weekly food and SOCial services In the Middle Ages It was the lady gardener With sweatmg Ih flll'n Probert lady of the manor who tended brow and mud undel her fingel cas Pmckney was well known as program the herb gardens and the rose nails an agrlcultunst m the 1780's As the spJrltual proclaims' gardens and who created lotIOns By the early years of thiS cen Jekyll became the fashIOn m of her gardenmg efforts She de- Mana Martm, who died m 1863, "All GOO's children gotta' have and potions and omtments and tw')", people were admlttmg that her native England and soon m scnbed the process of "dressing a was an accomphshed botamcal shoes" FOit Street beheves that fragrances from them m the the general heave.ho of garden- the Dmted States as well. She garden" Her earhest projects attlst as well as a gardener. She they must contmue to be af- stlllroom Vegetable gardens and mg was a fact and that women deSigned more than 350 gardens were the successful graftmg of pamted many of the IllustratIOns forded more. the general upkeep of the shrub. were really capable of dOing It III both countnes and mfluenced shps from frUit trees that she for Audubon's wl'ltmgs General admiSSIOn tIckets are bery were left to the supposedly Lady gardeners, With a Sigh of many more A trademark touch brought from England She was Fanny Searls was the first to $8 and reserved patron seats al e less perceptIVe care of male gar rehef, could stop pretendmg that III Jekyll gardens was what she homeSICk for England at first document the plants native to $20 by mall order from the deners all they did was to wave a magIc called 'dnfts' of color massed bor and turned to her garden for the Amencan West and her church 01' m person at 631 W Artists m the 18th century of wand for the roses to burst mto del s or areas under trees filled consolation, determinmg to collectIOns of drawmgs and wnt- FOIt ten portrayed ladles weanng bloom With daffodils or pnmroses Hel make It as much ltke an English mgs are still the authontatlve For mformatlOn, call 961-4533 garden hats and carrymg cuttmg There wel e some very notable watel and wall gardens are st1l1 garden as she could She planted works on the plant hfe of the shears and baskets of flowers gardeners early on Gertrude being copIed Her book "Color m an herb garden and was know- Rockies RecipeS for potpourns of petals Jekyll was one She has been the Flower Garden" IS a classlc ledgeable about uses of the Helena Rutherford brought Bible study and SpIceS abounded at this called the archltect.m-chlef of She was an mveterate gar- herbs She grew herbs for cook. gardemng mto ow' own age With The First Chnstlan Reformed time modern gardens and mdeed IS dener all her hfe and even man- mg and for their medlcmal VII'. her development of new varieties Church m Grosse Pomte Park In the Vlctonan era, garden responsIble for much of what we aged to tend her beloved plants tues of old favonte plants She was begllls ltS "coffee break" Bible mg for ladles was over senti men conSider good deSign m gardens from a wheelchair toward the One thmg that FenWick IS well known as a garden wnter study Sept. 19 at 945 a.m. tahzed and romantlclsed to a today It was Jekyll who man- end of hel life noted for IS the classlfymg of before'her death m 1920 The program IS mterdenomi- great degree. At that time aged to effect a departure from Much earher, an enterpnslng many native plants and the hy- All these women used theIr natlOnal, WIth no prevIOus know women were supposed to be frag the popular Vlctollan concept of gardener named Ahce FenWick, bndlzmg of some Her garden talents of wntmg, pamtmg and ledge of the bible necessary lIe, swoomng creatures unable to geometrical gardens The fOl who came to Connecticut With has long smce vamshed, but the later photography, to depict For more IIlformatlOn, call 11ft a hand further .tha~.j.o ~aft maily arranged and artlficml her husband In 1639, left a diary legends about It survive and In what was really their first love, 882-9423 a fan or admIre a rose, and yet lookmg beds, where flowers wele gardenmg gardemng was an activity treated as objects rather than as thought to be SUitable for such growmg thmgs, were replaced by delicate hands Of course, every- flowmg hnes and natural grow- one knows gardenmg IS hard mg areas for plants WORSHIP SERVICES

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August 31, 1989 56 Grosse Pointe News hoop She wore matchmg elbow- City - all brotherl> of the groom, Groomsmen were Mark Sha- length organdy glove!:> Hel scal- The bnde's mother wore a way of St Clair Shores and loped fingertip veil featured dusty blue full length chlfTon Jame'i Shaway of Grosse POInte, large Ivory organdy flowers ac dress with Irnde'>Cent sequms brothers of the bnde, Joe Badov- cented With IVOry tea roses and and beads and wore a corsage of Ich, Dan Farano and Craig heed pearls She carned a cas- CymbidIUm orchids Chnstlansen, all of Las Vegas cade of IVOry roses, day hiles, The groom's mother wore an Jeffery Moore of Grosse weddmg stars, ivy and bables'- IVOrysilk tea-length dress with a Pomte, a cousm of the bride, breath, accented With seed scalloped hemlme and wore a >.erved as rIngbearer The bnde's mother wore an pearls corsage of CymbidIUm orchids Lynn Barton of GrObhe Pomte The orgamst at the ceremony IVOry Silk cocktail SUIt With ruf- Woods was maid of honor was Edward Higbee Trumpeter fled sleeves and an orchId cor- Chrlstme Layman of Colum. wal> Wdlter Szyman'ikl SolOist sage bus, sister of the groom, Kelly was Margaret Ahce Scnpture The mother of the groom wore Kroll of East DetrOIt and Rachel reader WdS Douglas Hamlin, a wme-colored tea-length Jac- quard bIlk dress With an orchid Mr. and Mrs. William David Shephard of Columbus were brother of the bnde The bnde l:,TJ aduated from corsage Rappman blldesmald!:>, ReadIngs at the ceremony Ehzabeth Radgowskl of Grosse Grosse Pomte North High School were done by Sandra Moore and enry- appman Pomte wab flowergirl and the Umver'ilty of Michigan H R She IS a <,tockbroker and a credit Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. PatricIa Downs Smgers were LuAnn Hel1lY of Marquette, Attendants wore Daphne rose Mr. and Mrs. Michael Francis umon speCialist With PI udenlJal Semmler Jelome and Chns Michael daughter of MI and 1\11s Jack full length satm gowns WIth lace Digan Bache Securities In Palob Law Ie Shaway of GIO""e Pomte, The bnde IS a graduate of Henry of CadIllac, marncd WI!- tnmmed sleeves, bustles, candy H l' D . Verdes, Calif both "Istel" of the bllde, Terlle Grosse Pomte South High School lIam DaVid Rappman of MUI box bows and V-necks m the am In- 19an The groom graduated flom the Shaway of Halper Woods, Ro"e and Michigan State Umverslty, quelte, fOImerly of Grosse back Bndesmalds can-led nose Laura Ann Hamlin, daughter Umverslty of Flonda and IS Vile Dasaro of Grosbe Pomte and Su where she earned a degree m Pomte, SOil of Mr and MIS Tony gaYb of dusty rose colored roses, of Robert and Joanne Hamhn of prebldent mal ketlllg Pdc.Jlic. ...",n Wilkm-,(!l1 of L'pland, Calif marketing She IS a sales ac- Mazza of Utica and Sun Lakes, aLaleas, weddmg stars mll1latUle Grosse POinte Woods, marned North and South IeglOns WIth Attendant" wore light blue count executive With Eastman AIIZ, formerly of Gl"Osse Pomte, pInks and babIes' breath, ac- Michael Francis Dlgan, son of PrudentIal Bache Secuntles tea length gown" of IITldeslent Kodak Co m AnaheIm Hills, on May 20, 1989 at the FIn,t cented WIth lace and nbbon RIchard and MarJOIle Digan of The couple traveled to HaWdll taffeta With bateau necklines Calif Presby tel Ian ChUl-ch m Mal - streamerS The flowerglrl carned Garden CIty, Long Island, N Y They WIll live In Manna Del ,md full gathered skll1s TheIr The groom IS a graduate of the quette an Ivory basket filled With dusty on April 22, 1989, at Our Lady Rey, Calif bouquet'i \\ele pUlple II'IS and Umverslty of Nevada m Las Ve- The Rev MIChael Foley offiCI rose carnatIOns, miniature pmks, Star of the Sea Catholic Church "tephanotls gas and the UniverSity of' Ne- ated at the afternoon ceremony, babies' breath and rIbbon The Rev John F ChJld offiCI- Chn" Valdez of Las Vegas, vada m Reno, where he studied whIch was followed by a ICcep- streamers ated at the 530 pm celemony, Shaway-Semmler brothel of the groom, II as best marketmg He IS manager of tlOn at Wahl'itlom's RestaUlant Timothy Wachtman of Colum "'hlch" was followed by a recep Mary Ane Shawav of Upland, man R B Furmture m EI Taro, Cahf_ b d be t G and Lounge us serve as s man rooms tlon at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Calif, daughtel of J George and I d d J h B t f C The bllde's gown was made of men InC u eon a es 0 0 Club LOUIse Shaway of Grosse Pomte I b b th f th b d J ff satin and featured a sequm, urn us, 1"0 er 0 ene, e The bnde wore a full length, Park, mal1led Steven C Se W bb f 0 k H b d D d Scott B. Tisdale D.D.S. pearl and lace accented bodice e 0 a ar or an aVI off white gown of Itahan sJlk mmler of Anaheim HJlls, Calif, B f C I b ISpleased to announce hiS aSSOCiation With and sleeves, a Queen Anne neck emus 0 0 urn us The off-the shouldel gown fea- son of NOIman Semmler and Ime and a scalloped hemline The nngbearel was Robby tUI'ed short, puffed sleeves and Beat! Ice Valdez of Las Vegas, Donald J. Fitzgibbon D.D.S. M G f 0 k H b WIth semI cathedral tl'aln She c ulre 0 'ha ar or Alencon Iace app IIques With Nev August 6, 1989 at St Peter for the practice of general dentistry a d cal-I'led a bouquet of Ied and The bll e s mot er wore a pear Is an d 1111descen t sequms on and Paul Catholic Chw ch white sJlk roses and WOle a hall pale pmk pleated tea length the Ul.l-'ess, al'ound the necklme The Rev F J Zakoor, uncle of Iece made by_ Ms Grace Hvde dress accen ted WIth IVOry Iace and on the 10-foot tram She 20254 Mack Avenue J H d I I the bnde, offiCIated at the 4 p m P Grosse POinte Woods, Michigan 48236 of Marquette er cOlsage was'th IVOry ay lies wore a smgle strand pearl neck ceremony, whIch was followed by Th MarCia Klerplec of Midland e groom s mo er woreI gtha lace, bracelet and smgle pearl a receptlOn at the Gommet k I t t was maid of honor pm ace ovel sa m ea en eal rIngs Hel veIl was a beaded House Oft ce Hours Telephone (313) 8821651 BridesmaIds were Karen Good dress WIth a V-neck, bow pear I sequm mot 1f J uIlet cap, The bnde's gown was Ivory By ApPOintment Ieau of Imlay Cltv, Shellv Mills tnmme d beII sIeeves, pep Iurn which held a puff and fOUl-tIer J J d b d H t peau de SOle With a dropped an cum mer un er wns cor II I b d H of Battle CIeek and LIsa Ens of I uSlon vel oun In satm er waist, a sweethealt necklIne and 8t Thonlas, Ontano, Canada sage was IVOryday lilies bouque t was Cym bId!Urn orch Ids, sleeves WIth double puffed bows O h Junior bndesmatd was Calla Igamst at t e ceremony was step hanotls, Wh Ite roses an d firee The neckhne and scalloped Waist Growine Toeether B d B P B h -::----_ij- - Norton of Marquette ren a rege lanlst was et sla were bordel ed \\ Ith Alencon lace, Sh I d I t T :~ ~ Child DevelOPment tenter Attendants' illesses wel e black I ey an voca IS was amara The matI on of honor was Su pearls and Irndescent beads The W h S t d silk With a led rose pnnt They awl"Osc cnp ure rea ers san Tettlebach Welsh of Atlanta chapl'l-length tl am and skll1 \ 15015 E. 7 Mile Rd. 526-5220 J h B t d L F wore red gloves and Ied shoes were 0 n a es an arry Izer BI Idesmalds were Patncla Lee were edged m a petite double - ~ '/ Open 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m .. Ages 2lf.zto 5 f M t PI t and carlled long stemmed led 0 oun easan Hamlin of Grosse Pomte Woods, ruffie WIth a bOldel of Alencon A \\ al m &: canng em Ironment where )-our child can learn and grow and whIte Silk loses The bnde IS a gladuate of slstel of the bnde, Karen Ann G P t N -+h H h Sch I lace, Irndescents and seed The best man was DaVId Spen rosse om e 01~ 19 00 Bodle of Dearborn HeIghts and pearls She \~ore a Juliet cap of d C t I U t Oh OPEN HOUSE ~SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 cer of HIghland, Ind an apl a mversl y In 10, Calol Tettlebach of Mallelta, matchmg lace and a Jewel band 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Groom"men wele Wallen wereh she receIve d a bacheOlI 0f Ga .. d d With puff IllUSIOn 1\ hlch was Developmental EducatIOn • Professionally Planned Program Seltzer of Glosse POinte, Lalry al.s an SCIences egree In ac- Attendants' dresses \\ el e full edged With nbbon and ca"caded t d t NUtlltlOUS Breakfast Lunch Snack Campbell of Marquette dnd John coun Ing an compu er sCIence length cense taffeta WIth pal Into a fOUl-tielcd chapel length Sh I d b th L t d Burdock of GlOsse Pomte Ush e IS emp oye y e Iml e tl alt necklines and short puffed IllUSIOntl am She can led a bou el s wel e Keith Rlbant of Harpel Express as a fimance supervisor sleeves They carned bouquets of t f quet of whIte olchlds, loses and Woods and Chuck Motley of ChI Th e gl'oom IS a gm dua e 0 stargazer hhes, tea roses, ba cago ' ' .....,~" Oak" Barbo.!: "HIgh School and bies' breath, f1eeSia and cascad- ste~~fl~OtlS D b 'f" .,r\ \ '" SEE THE ONLY J: /'tL,:,~ h b d 'h CapItal U mverslty whel e he re alon a ISO LI VOnl a T e 1I e s mot ~~~ •.~a.~ .. ~ d b h"J ~f' ~d' .- • mg cense ~r.ilibons, . - "erved itS maId of honor --, - HAND BAG STORE,prr black and whIte chIffon dl'ess celve a ae e or 0 arts an SCI The gl"oom's brothel' TImothy d Sh WIth a white lace stand-up collar ences degree m computer science Dlgan of Garden Cltv 'N Y was N Atttken faFnt'i \\gt€1 e H II arodn . th . h "t, H Jl Ie z e 0 aJ mm on I s an IN THE POINTES and a wnst corsage of red roses \\ I a mmOI m c eml~ I) e IS best man Groomsmen wel e With whIte lace employed as a laboratory techm- Richard Digan of Upper Mont- The groom's mother wore a Clan WIth StIlson LaboratOries, clair, N J, Matthew Dlgan and o Leather Bags two-piece tmquOlse mOIre dress Inc James Digan, both of Ne\\ YOlk ~ ~ starting at With a peplum and a cOlsage of red loses With babies' bl eath In the past 6 months I Orgamst at the IeceptlOl1 \\ as ~.L. $45 Sue Pohlman Plamst \\ as Joel Hem)', the bl Ide's blOthel HAVE YOU MOVED? NL'RSING HOME ~~ The bllde has a degree III RO-l) I \Sl JrF-FERSON 884.0630 health and fitness management lXTROIT \HC H from N0I1hern MIchIgan Umver 821.3525 63 Kercheval On-the-Hill slty She IS a profeSSIOnal figure BECOME ENGAGED? Ql IIII} ;\l R~/N(, C IRE skatmg IIlstructor WIth the Mar In the past 3 months Grosse Pointe Fanns quette FIgure Skatmg Club The groom IS a gl-aduate of GIOSse Pomte South HIgh School HAD A BABY? and attended N0I1hel n MichIgan We have lots of local information and over 50 gifts • No strings! Umverslty He IS a potter and FALL CLASS SCHEDULE manages a bar and restaurant III GROSSEPOINTE 885-6103 Marquette The newly" eds honeymooned m Copper Harbor and will hve ~«om~91l m Skandia, Mlch Phone - even if you only moved next door!

Designed by the fitness Jadorylnc. Grosse Pointe Sponsored by Grosse POinte Community Educallon Downtown Aerobics by the Fitness Factory (RegIster through Grosse POinte Adult Ed 343-2178) DetrOit-lafayette Towers West (Orleans & Lafayene Ave) Vital Options by the Fitness Factory (Reglstratron through Kathy Webb Seon - Pager 328.6250 or Poupard School (Harper & Expressl'oay) call 393-1775) Mr. and Mrs. Eric Paul Layman MW 6 30 P m 24 hrs 560 Sept I I Connie MW 545p m MW 715pm Richard School (176 McKinley) T TH 5 00 pm 24 hrs 560 Sept 12 Bonnie TTH 615 a m Bates-Layman TTH 545 P m Pierce School (15430 Kercheval) TTH 650 P m Ken Leigh Bates of Columbus, T TH 700 P m 24 hrs 560 Sept 12 Linda Fn 600pm OhlO, daughter of Ml' and Mrs Grosse Pomte South (1I Grosse POInte Blvd) Sat 745 a m H John Bates of Grosse Pomte T TH 6 20 a m 24 hrs 560 Sep1' 2 ChriS Sat 915 am Woods, married Eric Paul Lay- .:'1J\ Barnes School 120090 MorningSide Dr ) Sun 900 am tll' M W 10 00 am 24 hrs'S60 Sept 11 Sla1f Sun 545 pm man of Columbus, son of Mr on gOing classes and Mrs Gary Layman of Oak Detroit & N.W. Harbor, OhIO, on ApI II 22, J 98f Henry Ford Hospital (open 10 publiC) at Salem Memonal Lutheran Low ImpaCI Underpriced TTHF 1200pm 20hrs540 Sept 12 Faye Church M W 5 00 P m 20 hrs $40 Sept' , Staff The Rev Glenn Wegmeyl'l by Stratford" 30 hrs 555 and the Rev Olaf Ltdums offiCI 10 assorted colors aled at the 4'30 p_m ceremony, • Combining the current concepts of High Energy which was followed by a rccep available tlOn at the Grosse Pomte War & low Impact Aerobics & muscle toning Memonal CHARLES FURNITURE WAREHOUSE yOU. The bride wore her mother's Call for a class near 222 E HaTTIson' Ro\ 01 Oak • 3998320 weddmg gown of embrOIdered 6 blocks ~ of 10 Mile, I. Block E 00' Mam 884-7525 - 353-2885 [ SWISS organdy The gown fea- OPE:\, MON SAT 105' FRIDAY 'TIL 8 P M VISA' tured a fitted bodIce, Sabrma OPEN SUNOAYS afler Labor 08) noon -4:00 p_m All Instructorc; certifIed CPR tramed/Fitness Factory IDEA/ AFAA neckline, short sleeves and a Free DelIVery fo Gro~~e POInl1' four.tiered skIrt over a French

I August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News _68 __ C_iJ~ Women will offer insight into non-traditional careers caleel's and to show those who active lIlf1uentlal and profitable "Walk to the beat of u dllTer on Mondel). Sept 11 flom 7 30 to have sucessfully managed to lole III bus messes not generally ent drummer" will offel mSlghts 9 pm ,It the GIOSse POll1te WUI walk to the beat of a dlffelent headed by women on why four women have chosen Memonul drummer, the evenmg was ar Each woman has volunteered dIVergent career paths Tlckcts are $10 each All pro r,mged by membel s of the MiChl her ttme to benefit the Michigan They'll talk about the dd'ficul reeds fl'om the evelllng Will go to gan Women's HI~toncal Centci Women's Hall of Fame ties they mcurred along the way the MIChigan Women's Hall of The Michigan Women's Hall dnd the Hall of Fame 111 Lansing m conjunction WIth their educa 01 Fame honors outstandmg con. tlOnal progl elms tnbutlOns to MichIgan and the world by women who were elthel' Eldel IS preSident and ownel bom m 01' made their major can. 1:1.:t.:gtt of Troy Ford 111 Troy and Slb'lll' tnbutlOns m the state Founded ture Ford Lmcoln Mercury Jeep by the MIChigan Women's Stud. HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION Eagle m Owosso, She IS a memo les AssociatIOn, the Women's BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD bel' of the Detroit AutomobIle Hall of Fame bnngs these out. THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME -----' Dealers Association, the MIchl' standmg contnbutlOns to the gan Automobile Dealel s Associa- publtc's attentIOn and fills m Gettmg yourself ambushed m an end play can be perple". tIOn and the NatIOnal Automo some of the hlstoncal blanks mg and sometImes emball asslng To mVlte such abuse bile Dealers A~soclatlOn The MIchigan Women's Hall shows arrested development of Fame IS located at 213 W The end play IS also called a throw In 01 coup elnd It IS Funk, preSident and pllllcipal usually made b) declaH'1 to\\ ards a hand's end, but somt> »tock holdel of Detroit Bundag, Pamela A. Weeks Mam Stl eet m Lansmg. MichI- times earlier To execute such a play, declarer ellmlllates the gan and is available for tours easy out cards then purposely put» a defender on lead so that a Re~erve Deputy of the Macomb and research by both the general the forced return IS favorable and allows him to W1I1addl. Irma B. Elder County She IIff" Department public and scholars School tOllls tlOnal tl'lcks the prepal atlOn for such a perpetl atlOn may All fOUl women have many al I.' also welcomed through the commence as early as the first tllck An expenenced de year fender can sometimes recogmze hiS endangerment and take Fame busmess affiliatIOns. all have Speaker" are Irma B Elder, hobbles and actiVities outSide InfO!matton IS available by counter measures such as JettIsoning the card that Will do It calhng (517) 484 1880. to him, but sometimes he IS helpless 0\\ ner and preSIdent of two thell' chosen careers, elll play an Today's hand was played at Cavendish West, Los Angeles, MichIgan car dealerships, Susan some three or four years back It was always a formidable E Funk, pi eSldent and prinCipal pleasure to Sit III the games that Billy Eisenberg would ar- stockholdel of Detlolt Bandag, range as the talent was usually speCial On thiS occasIOn Inc, a company manufacturmg, Danny Rotman, one of our partiCIpants, was a late arl'1val selling and sel vlcmg retreaded and an unnamed celebnty of questIOnable credentials volun truck tires, Dr Shll'ley E V\hlle Slear' & no! water EasIly Af1ordab/e tee red to take up the slack In today's hand I sat North and Schwaltz, a staff research sCien- upl~ght co raa alors 0 e ,re Ace Radiator had a I'Ingslde seat observmg the canny card artistry of my mosr el/JC eo/ r eal,ng Enclosures tist for Genel al Motors Research s, siems they are uo ..,& (i 0 -;=OCt.C "fJ j .. C'lhelQO(Tl skilled partner, Larry Cohen, aftI.'I the blddmg shown las! oned Pa n' draSI,ca v anel .....~c LabOlatOlles who holds more reduce:> heal rg elllc e'lc. • ,.(c..~ .:: a i> ':l ~ t-" r 9<;; than 13 patents; and Pamela A Wooden enc OS,Jres pac' e, • • ::-t:'di,J r, ~...... r L. I It' EAST \\ EST neal conduClors so I cra:e NORTH SOLTH J J'l :,rJ .... t. (..I ~i Weeks, preSident and owner of or C aCK l\T PA"S PAS" Weeks InvestigatIOns and a 11- ... , -elcIICeL,C.lld00 2\T PAS" l:-'T Rdl1 d 1I He) 1"'9 ~,s e 1'1 Facis r f' c "to> E~ Ira ( ... PASS P-\SS censed pl'lvate mvestlgator arsco l\r Il )1 Cd !Of t It 1-800-5-43 7040 Shirley E. Schwartz * Dumbfounded pause, stammering pa»s ** HeSitant pause, confident pass Inc, holds an exclUSive Bandag franchise for the area Funk, Warm and loving Care whose company has been a pI- (West blddmg performance got hIm shelled flOm the box, Friendly companionship and speCial actiVities for older oneer 111 the applicatIOn of com- as we say 111 baseball, by the end of the first II1nmg) Ed adults who need superVised day care In a spacIous Note puter technology to the Ietl ead- setting convenient to the POlntes IIlg IIldustl'y, IS actIve 111 Call today for full details or drop In and VISit management fm several tll I.' sel But back to the excitement vIce compames CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS SchwUltz, research SCientist at A Center of Lutheran Social Services of Michigan the General Motors Tech Center ... Q 10 6 4950 Gateshead near Mack & Moross II!' • Q103 m Wallen, holds mOle than 13 +1t.,6 patents and has won numerous 881.3374 ... 1098 awards One of hel patents al Partially funded by the United Foundation N lows water to serve as the pl'l and the Delrolt Area Agency on Aging

• 8543 mary constituent of mdustnal • It'" .82 lubl'lcant rather than 011 •• 154 + 5 4 3 Schwartz has tested cal s In the + AQ 10 432 ... Ka .. w(tJ. +5 mountams alOund Death Valley, run vehicle tests at 20 degrees below zel'O and I>tJf0l med high ... A' 2 tempel atUi e test" on GM's de .AIt'" selt pioVll1gbTJoun£ test track + .. 8 :z Susan E, Fun1c ... A' & Weeks, a licensed pnvate In Sponsonng the presentatIOn at vestlgatOl, IS pi eSldent and the Wal Memonal are the Wom ownel of Weeks InvestigatIOns en's ConnectIOn of Grosse POinte Weeks has mvestlgated cases West, on lead, over confident and full of zeal, drubbed hi'> and the Grosse Pomte ChaitI.'I that necessitated her dlsgUlsmg Welcome Home Club Kmg to the table Naturally I wondered, as did East Chapter of the Amencan Wom hel self as a bag lady, as a to and a covey of kIbitzers, Just how much of thiS IllcautlOus en's Busmess Owners ASSOClel woman of the streets, as a mem brash exhibitIOn my pal tner had aSSimilated (Such capn LAKEVIEW CLUB tlOn ber of a Iepa II CIew and othel s CIOUSantics m Bndge, espeCially In a stake game, 81 I.' the Lakefront liVing trademark of a born loser} Ed note In no time It was appal- OfTeled to stress the dlvel Sl- She belongs to a numbel of la\\ If you dreamed of liVing on the lake don't walt Your ent that Larry had reached the same conclUSIOn as everyone tie" available to women seekmg enforcement orgalllzatlOns and IS dreams can come true at LakeView Club Why walt present. save one. All the missing high cards were With West another day Come out and see our lovely and he planned hiS play accordingly town homes, right on Lake SI Clair We only have five West won the Kmg, Queen of Clubs and lost the Jack con Goodwill sets up donation center homes left to finish See sailboats, yachts, ducks, geese tmuatlOn to declarer's Ace Next a low Diamond won by Goodwill Industnes of Greatel large apphances, bed springs and and Wild life A million dollar view Life ISshort Let your dream come true now Three story 2500 sq ft home dummy's Kmg after West Inserted the Ten Then foul' DetlOlt w1l1 place an Attended mattresses, automobile palts or rounds of Hearts, dummy pltchmg a small Spade West was Includes 500 sq foot bonus room, attached two car D01).atlOnCenter on the parkmg bUlldmg matenals then thrown In With hIS two high Diamonds, but at tnck Pick up of lalge Items appro garage, 2 bedrooms, 2112 baths See through fireplace lot of the GIOSse POinte Wal diViding master bedroom from luxuriOus bathroom eleven he was end played No matter which Spade West ex- pnate for sale m the Antiques Ited WIth the Spade Queen and Diamond Nme III dummy Memonal from 10 a m until 4 area Custom finished to your deSire Today security won and South's Spade Ace was the ninth tnck pm on Wednesday, Thursday Show, may be alTanged by call With no maintenance Financial appreciation You Best we learn something from thiS lesson Never, never and Fnday, Sept 20,21 and 22 mg 884.7539 always w(;mted to live on the water, now ISthe time to show your cards until they're put In play on the table BId Acceptable donatIOns mclude DonatIOns al I.'always welcome do It Don t walt VISit us Model open 7 days 1-5 p m and play In a consistently even tempo OtherWise the expert clean, usable cJothmg and shoes, at the two GoodWill StOlI.' loca LakeView homes from $239,90000 New 226 boat Will get'cha! small appliances, books, house. tlOns In RoseVille and MadIson marina opening In spring 5 mln away LakeView club \"ares, Imens, toys and furmture Heights, and at the Attended Jefferson at 11112 Mile, SC S ' Goodwill IS unable to accept DonatIOn Center m Southfield Piku management 774-6363 For more informatIOn, please Model Home 293-1180 call 777-4410 Grosse Pointe Baptist Community Nursery School Ages 30 months to five years REGISTRATION Thomas Charles Sanders NOW OPEN Jro- /~ '~N'JI Of , ....OnM It~".' James W. dnd Gretchen FOR FALL Sanders of Mount Clemens are the parents of a boy Thomas (8)OOKER Charles Sanders, horn July 26, Y2 day sessions 8:45-11:15 a,m. 1989 Matm nal l-,'1andparents aJ e Charles and Leila BilImeier of 21336 Mack Avenue (2 pockel doors. I glass door, pun-oul Bay City Paternal grandp8lents at Old Eight Mile and Mack turnlable tray. 3 adjustable shelves. ,II e C,W, and Sybil Sanders of Grosse Pomte Woods, MI 48236 VCR openmg, pUll-oUI TV sWIvel. Gro"se Pomtc Pal k Phone 881-1210 4 eleclncal oUllet~. knockout back for mformatlon and regIstratIon panel. I drawer). 56~ x 21 - H 45 ~ In Molly Beth Conley (Intenor clear dimenSions In TV area 28 x 18'Il . H 26'.4 In ) Thomas and Joy Conlf.>y of (Intenor clear dlmen~lons for VCR area 19 x 19',4 - H 6 In } GIOS-.e POInte Wood" ,11 C thl' pal ents of a daughtcl, Molly 00 Beth Conley, born July 22, reg. price $1,078. 1989 Maternal 1-,'1andparents are GMAT/LSAT James and Maxine Gilson of SALE Fel ndale PiltCInal j.,'1'andp8lent" prep courses 00 ilrc Jame .. and Jeanne Conley PRICE $795. of Grosse Pomte Wood" • ieasonable tuition: GMAT $150 thru September Hilary Sara Kolodziej LSAT $165 • all materials included Mr. and Mrs. Mich~.I.l Kolod- • free retake policy ziej of Bn~hton .11(' the parent" of a daul{htpl Hilary SatH Ko- • convenient class schedule lodziej, bo1'l1Au~ 3, 1989 Ma • well-qualifIed faculty ternal grandmothel IS Alief' • 18 hrs. classroom instruction Dargel of GI'O'lse POInte Farms • math refresher course - GMAT only Pate1'l1al 1-,'1andp81ents arc Syl- (optional) $45 via and Edwin Kolod7iej of D,V,Sion of Conllnll'r;" nrnfesslonal EduacatlOnal. call 927.1026 Kalamazoo

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August 31, 1989 78 Grosse Pointe News Qt1~ Senior Ladies Club of Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Ski Club to meet Sept. 9 Annual dues are $14 If paid The Senior LadleS Club 01 The Grosse Pomte Ski Club Vail Colorado resorts belene Sept 15 A lImited num- Grosse POInte Will hold Itl> iii 8t Will hold It!>officIal annual kIck The Grosse Pomte Ski Club IS bel of non reSident membershlpl> gathenng 01 the 198990 !>eal>On ofT picnic dmner party at the open to all couples and SIngles at e avaIlable at $18 per yeal If Wednesday, Sept 13 at the GIOSse Pomte War MemorIal on who are prospective members paid belol e Sept 15 Add $1 af GIOSse Pomte Wal Memoridl Saturday, Sept 9 at 6 pm on and are Interested m sports and flom noon until 4 p m ter Sept 15 the back lawn and porch, over !>OClahzlngMeeting!> are held at All GI'Ol>sePomte ldclles, ages Refleshment!> are $350 for lookmg the water. the Grosse Pomte War Memonal 60 and over, are mVlted to Jom memberl>, $4 50 1'01 guests The party Will feature food, the first Wednesday of each the club, which meets lor cald., Lunch re!>elvatlOnl> al e due to !>OClahzmgand square dancmg month from September through and a light lunch, usually on the Natalw Patten, 777-1383, by Fn John Korwm, the past presIdent Api'll second and fourth WednesdaYl> 01 day, Sepl 8 of the MIchigan Square Dancers For more mformatlOn about the month A!>soclatlOn, Will call for the membershIp and the club's year For mOle mfol malum, call The 198990 presIdent IS Mag dancmg lound actIVities, call preSident 8817511 dalen Jacque ReservatIOns are requested. DIck Campell at 884.2368 or There Will be mformatlOn and publiCity chairman VirgInIa Gar. Senior Men's Club of Grosse Pointe Sign up sheets for the club's skI diner at 881-0909, The Grosse Pomte SeOlol tOPiC Will be "FutUi e of the Grosse Pointe SId Club president Dick Campbell poses with tnps for the commg season The Men's Club will meet on Tuel> United State" Canada Ttade Re club committee members Nels Walton. Lisette Cotaling and Na- club plans weekend tnps to day, Sept 12, at the GIOSl>e latIOns" dia Stratelak during a recent club sponsored bicyc:ling trip at Boyne Mountam and Shanty Questions? Pomte War Memonal at 11 a m ThiS Will be the lirst fall meet. Point Pe1ee. Creek-Schuss Mountam m Mich. The speaker Will be Thomas F II1g FOI resel vatlOns, please call Call 882-0294 The Ski Club is planning its annual kic:k off party at the Igan, plus week-long trIpS to Russel, chairman of the board, Pete COI'slglla at 773.0519 01 Al Grosse Pointe War Memorial Saturday. Sept. 9. Wmter Park, Breckenridge and ClOSS and Trecker Corp HIS Taylor at 8224448

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Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Sme Real Estate Co ChampIOn & Baer, lnc Grosse POinte Real Estate Co Adlhoch & ASSOCiates, Inc Higbie Maxon Inc Realtors Real Estate. Inc Tappan & ASSOCIatesof ERA Aldridge & ASSOCiates Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors Johnstone & Johnstone Inc JIm Saros Agency Inc Wilcox Realtors Bolton-Johnston ASSOCiates R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Lochmoor Real Estate Schwelt~er Real Estate lnc Century 21 East m the VIllage James R Flkany Real Estate Co John E. Pierce & ASSOCiates, Inc Chamberlam Realtors

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HARPER WOODS FIRST OFFERING 20040 EASTWOOD We Have The Pointes Covered! Thl ee bedloom Cdpe Cod on 100 , 185 foot lot fdmlly room, dmlng loom t\\O ful! baths, ovel 1900 squal e feet I FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE WOODS CHURCH COURT - PRICE REDUCED on thl~ lovelv thlee bed GROSSE POINTE PARK I Dam I anch on cui de sac, beautiful!) landscaped, largel lot, new oak hltchen, Pella wmdo\\ s, fimshed ba'iement \\ Ith hdlf ThiS establIshed party store olTers a A rare llndl Tv.olthree bedrooms New ~~ -:PaUl dl~\\ el ;-.Gi 0Slj8 ~lQ'fj Schools, won't last' high retutn for the mvestor Ll Englan'1l. style bungalow Natural } "J ..... • quor!lotto!beer and wme Sale m fireplaoe In large hvmg room, full WASHTEN ~W~ Vacant, two bedroom, gal age, many featul es ex f eludes busmess BUlldmg also for basement, formal dmmg room, up. cellent 'ital tel home easy tel ms sale Second floor offers a three dated kitchen With plenty of cabl bedroom apartment Good cash nets and counter space Two car BEAUFAIT - PRICE REDUCED on thiS three bedroom, bnck flow Excellent Investment detached garage WIth opener 1 anch, central all, lovel) updated kItchen, office 01 fourth bed Mamtenance free exterIOr Prime 100m In fimshed basement, ma'iter bed 1oom With half bath, locale Unbehevably pl'lced under beautiful, Glosse POInte Schools GROSSE POINTE PARK $80,000

GROSSE POINTE WOODS BRIARCLIFF - PRICE REDUCED on thiS e'cellent Colomal \\Ith GROSSE POINTE WOODS numelOU'i amemtles, five bedlOoms, fOUl II alk III closets, lal ge fdmlly 100m plus (den, office 01 Sixth bedloom) kitchen pantly, filst floor Idundly, glassed In tell ace, leCleatlOn 100m With bar, neWel fUlnace and centl al all Impeccable conditIOn' FOR RENT ~IACK dt MORAN, yoU! chOIce of office al ea, one With 1000 squal e feet, one \\ Ith 800 ~qum e feet, ~epal ate uti htles, Pll\ ate entry

ThIS stately Colomal deSigned by Ray Pankey features a spacIOus floor plan SINE REALTY open and airy from the terazzo foyer to Unbehe\able space III thiS unusual MULTILIST SERVICE the neatly kept grounds ThiS home has sprawlIng ranch Large pie shaped lot, It all For a perfect recipe add a clrcu central air, neutral decor, attached two FARMS OFFICE 18412MACK 884-7000 lal dnve, large family room, three fire car garage, full basement, natural fire- places. exceptIOnally finished base place m hvmg room A must see home. ment, four bedrooms, t\\O and one half 0\\ ner's lookmg for alTer baths, newer furnace and central all' ThIS home IS a must see' Reduced for qUick sale' GROSSE POINTE WOODS

GROSSE POINTE PARK

ThiS prestigIOus three.four bedroom Colomal m chOice Woods locale alTers quahty throughout Neat and cle

EAST IN THE VILLAG~ Near the Pomtes, thiS established office 16824Kercheval Ave., G.P. bUlldmg olTers over 5,800 square feet of space BUlldmg presently used as ac. countmg/draftmg firm Could be used Wishes Do Come True as office or retail Second noor pres 881.7100 ently office space or can be converted to In Grosse Pointe OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 apartment Great mvestment Call for WEEKENDS 9:30 to 5 detail!> August 31, 1989 88 Grosse Pointe News

"The Jim Saros Agency is pleased to offer" 59 LAKESHORE 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE SHORES Unbellevable11l Breathtakmgll! ItJa 886-8710 237 feet of frontage m park-like setting I- 'G....."hilll IIoo0e ReD CARPET SHOREWOOD y Willl.lJrty I , KElm REAL ESTATE, INC. n ...locatlol1 Ser"IC(''S A,,"tllab'p Formerly - Shorewood E R Brown Realty

GROSSE POINTE SHORES - LII g"e I alllblJIlg 1\\0 bedLOolll I<1mh neal l

VACANT LOT _ \'ERNIEH AND 1\IORNINliSIDE GHOSSE POINTE WOODS - Zoned le"ldl'nlldl Land contillet leI m; 11\ .1I1,lble Lol me,l~lll e" <1PPIlll\llll<1tely4586 lio 27365

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - L,lIge pille ledulllOlI ShdlP "tIll) and <1h,tlf Helenth ledeLOlated Fea tUI e" mclude lhl ee bedIOOIll." t\\ 0 balh~ den, healed ~un pOIch Tiled b

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - StOl\ ,\lid

You've Seen Our Sign Around the Pointes PERHAPS WE HA VE A HOME CURRENTL Y LISTED ON YOUR FAVORITE STREET ... THREE MILE l\tJllI ManSIOn on ovel one aCIe PEAR TREE LANE GI aclOus home' Wondel ful UNDER $100.000 TWO-THREE BEDROOM HOMES of land III pi estlgous al ea of Glosse Pomte Ovel locatIOn' LIVing loom With Itghted alcoves, wet bal 4200 ~quale feet of Itvmg mea mcludes m

A Member Of TheTraveler5t OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 268 MOlan Three Bedroom Realty NetworJ(M PrIce Reduced ...- ST. CLAIR SHORES MEADOW LANE Charmmg Cape Cod home MIDDLESEX Custom bnck ranch In very de m preo;t1gous locatIOn near the lake Newly deco sirable area of St ClaIr Shores Good floor plan. We Represent Most Major Relocation Firms Iated, first noor bedroom WIth bath, famIly room, price and condItIOn make thiS house and outstand paneled IIbl a1), central all' pluo; o;econd noor With mg buy Offers three bedrooms, one and one half Wilham G Adlhoch John D Hoben, Jr t\\O bedrooms and a bath baths, recreation room, two and one half car at :\Ialll een L Alh~on Cynth1a C Ireland tached garage With electnc door opener Jo, R Blaee) WIlham F Leshe Chal1es E Daas Chene I'll Pme Mary A Daas Ann W Sales :\lananne H DaVies Thomas D Steen Have A Happy and Safe Labor Day Helll! Ettedglll Thomas L Taber :\ 1Il

882.5200 90 KERCHEVAL 22604 MACK AVE GROSSE PTE FARMS, MI 48236 ST CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080 884-6200 IIREAL ESTATE 775-6200

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August 31, 1989 98 Grosse Pointe News

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' REALTOR' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORIUNITV THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS

Grosse POinte Real Estate Co Red Carpet Keirn Shorel\ ood Slne Real Estate Co Adlhoch & AssocIates, lnc ChampIon & Saer, Inc Higbie Maxon Inc Realtors Real Estate, lnc Tappan & ASSOCIates of ERA Aldndge & ASi,oclates Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors .Jlm Saros Agency Inc Wllcox Realtors Bolton Johnston AssocIates R G Edgar & AssocIates Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Lochmoor Real Estate S<.hweltzer Real Estate rnc Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Century 21 East In the VIllage James R Flkany Real Estate Co John E PIerce & AssocIates, rn<. Chamberlam Realtors

HR~l OFFF:IU:\G - Ihllue,t ThIel' b<.dloom, om' ,Ind om hdlf h.llh (olonl<\l on qUiet <.,treE'!In the FdZm" Den :\'ell el loof fUInace and lentl al all 43 x 145 foot lot '1'\10 Cdl gal age

FIR~T OFFERI:>i(, - Pine Ct - First floOl bed loom, den and bath 1 110 bedroom., and bath on Celebrating "econd 11001 FOUl Jdl ge ba) wmdoll" Con vement Our Fdl nh 10latIOn Cent! .II dll Two Cdl gdl age PEMBERTO:\ - Windmille POinte .Ilea BeautIful English Tudol on 7.'5 >.. 150 foot lot Lal ge foyer, 70th Year ndtul al WOOdllOlk and newel kItchen With break fa!>t 100m Five bedloom!>, three and one half JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE bath!> Fam Ily loom Thz ee ldr gal dge BISHOP ROAD - Winding street Just off Jeffer WI:-.lDEMERE - 1\t'1l tonstl uctlOn on LakeshOie <,on Quahty conslrultlon and newly renovated ROdd 111 (,Io,,;e Pomte F .11nh FI ee "tandmg t\lO thloughout Center hall brick ColOnial Thl ee bed NEW ON THE MARKET! ~tOl: CondommlUm 10 pll"tlgIOU!> Bled O\erlookmg looms, lhl ee baths on second floor FOUlth bed Idke Thl ee bedlooms t\\ 0 and one half bath!> LI WOODLAND - HERE'S A CLEAN AND SHARP, mo\e light 10, ~taltel RANCH! Thiel' bedroom:., loom or dormltOl y on third floor, Ilbrar}, fountam bid!\' one ,l!HI 011(' h.11I hJth~ fini'hed ba!>ement and mce updating' Hand" Hal per Woods locatIOn $56,900. loom, powder room, exceptIOnal recreatlOn room, 881-4200. servIce stairs 100 x 230 foot lot'll Ith sprinkler THREE MILE DRIVE - SpaclOu:. and attractive sy!>tem Carrldge house centel entl ante ColOnial FI\ e bedrooms, mahog EXCEPTIONAL CAPE COD on qUiet East DetlOlt cuI de !>dChas thl ee bedroom" t\IO full baths, fam dny paneled hbl .11~, SCIeened tel race and beautl CA:\TERBURY - E\.ceptlOnal four bedroom Colo Ih 100111II Ith l.lt hedl,ll ceilmg, den and good tI affic pattel n all on lal ge lot 1\lth lots of tl ees $117,900' ful yard Roof, dIn e\1a\ and furnace Iecently Ie mal m Woods Completely upddted 10 past fe\\ 881.li:WO placed veal'S 1\e\lel custom. kItchen Sprinkler system, central aIr, aiumlllum trim, basement tIled. pan OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 HU1\T CLUB - Shal p thl l't' bedroom, one and olle eled and dIVIded Cedar deck 11.3:l KE1'I~INGTON - (~UALITY BUILT fOUl hedloom t\IO bdth Engl1"h \11th fanllh loom den dnd half bdth Colomal F dmIl) 100m Centl al all Fin CONDO:-'U:-.1IU:\1 on Martin m St Cldlr ShOles FIOIldd loom SPACE'! 881-4200. ",hed basement LollIn !>plinkier !» ~tem T\IO cal Tllo bedloom second floor Unit Basement 1>to!age gal age Cal port Near 11 MJle and LIttle Mack $46.000 YORKTO\\:\ - Fl\ e bedloom Coloma I bUIlt b) 81 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT WA\'ERL Y LA:\E - SpacIOus Colomal ll1 pnme lligdl e HBIdl\ ood flools, lal ge bedlooms and many Fmms locatIOn Five bedroom, foul' bath!>, t\IO la\ PICTURE A CLASSIC PILLARED COLONIAL'll lth l\lt Vel non appeal 10 a fdbulous locatIOn one closet" Paneled famJ1I loom \\ lth fireplace Reel ea atorles 18 x 27 foot famIly room II Ith fil eplace 15 bhllk flom the Idke' 1'hl!> e\.ceptlOnal lIstlOg at 563 Sheldon IS !>ltuated on bedutlful glOund~ and fe'l tlOlI loom Attdched gal age Ing! ound pool $227500 tll! e" qUtem Central aIr Three cal attached garage 11001 Condomll1lum at .Jefferson and Neff Den DELIGHTFUL COLONIAL WITH A BONUS of an extl a bUIldable loti FOUl bedrooms, hlo and one TII 0 lal ge bedlooms, t\, 0 and one half baths Cen E EMORY CT - Cu"tom bmlt t\\O bedlOom hdll h.lt h~ I,ll ge f,lmlll loom, den, fimshed basement updated decOl and mce landscaplOg 881-4200 tldl all Bdsement al ea ElevatOl ~Ian\ amem I anch 20 foot family room :-Jewel loof, copper gut tIes $325 000 leI s Natural fireplace III hVlllg room '1'\10 car at ~CAI I!'lG DOWN? DOll t mlS!>thIS WONDERFULLY AFFORDABLE TOWNHOUSE \Ilth spectacu tached garage III decOi cl'ntldldll endo"ed patIO pool and clubhouse prIvllegesl 884-0600. LAKEPOI;-';TE - Lmge famll} reSIdence III Wmd 111111Pomt£' al ed of the Park FOUl bed! ooms and two A I'n.\DITION.\L TREASURE on J. beautlful!v land!>caped sIte 10 most de'iIl able 10catlOn' Wood deck hath!> plus bonus loom on second 20 foot famIly lIl'\\ ~plll1kll'l ""tem, 1.11ge countl" kltlhen and d fdbulou;, floOl plan - the accent IS on QUALITY! 100m Fusl l100l la\atOl\ ReCieatlOn room \\Ith file \ HH4.0600 • , ' , - place T\IO cal gal age '

1HIS SPECIAL FAMILY COLONIAL has It all' FoUl bedroom~, one and one half baths (With plepa LAKESHORE ROAD - E\.cltmg contemporalJ Cus 1,ltlOn dhead\ dOl,e fm second bathl), l3Ige lIvlOg and dmmg rooms plus fine amenities and a NEWLY tom built 111 1984 SpacIOus looms Ln'mg loom has ADJUSTED PRICE! 881-6300. tllO ~tOlY ceIlmg heIght Lalge IJblal'\" four 01 five bedlooms, lhlee baths and t\IO la,atones 10cludmg I HADITION COMBIN~~D WITH CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE! ThiS gleat four bedroom on Peal iii st !lOOI master beddroom sUIte Basement has lee I'll'e Lane ha!> 1.1Il1l1vloom \\ Ith beamed cell 109, first floor laundl y. two and one half baths cent! al all !edtlOn loom Illth iii eplace Amenetles lIIc1ude cen ,!lHl MORE mcludlOg d NEWLY ADJUSTED PRICE! 881-6300. tl dI .Ill alarm s; stem, Spl mkJel S)stem Thl ee cal ,lttached gal age and ten !fic land"capmg RI<:CENTLY LISTEIJ FARMS COLONIAL offers quallt", chalm. flesh decor and central all - a hald to bedt combll1atlOn and thel e s NOTHING TO DO BUT MOVE IN thIS special offellOg' Llbl ary fam I\UDUBON - ~eal Jefferson on nice sIze lot Five 11\ loom fOUl fil epldces, :-'Iutschlel kitchen - STUNNINGl 884.{)6OQ. bedloom, three and one half bath Colomal LI- bl al y, pool and patlO and OUtdOOlkitchen for great GRACIOUS LIVING IS HERE! Thl!> bettel than nell all conditIOned SHORES RANCH has thl ee summer entertammg ~e\1 fUlnace and roof TI\ 0 hedloom" thll'C b"th" spaclOU" looms thlOUghout and a wonderful!) lIorkable flom plan' 884-0600. car attached garage

FIN E A RCHITECTURAL DETAIL and telllfic space 10 thIS over 3,000 squaJ e foot COLO!l:IAL FI\ e HILLCREST - Charmmg three bedroom, one and hedloom'i thlee and one half baths, hblaly, t\IO fireplaces and al! SOltS of lIonderful amenities fOl com. one half bath Enghsh Tudor m the Fal ms Heated fOlt (,I eat upd.ltmg' 881-4200. FlOrida room, updated kitchen attJ act 1\ ely deco Iated Secluded back} al d WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL offels foUl bedlooms t\\O and one half baths, hblal:, centlal all and LAKESHORE ROAD - TladltlOnalh styled Colo \\ ell luch detaIl" as wet plastel, hal d\\ ood floor" and Sl\. paneled doO!s to name a fe'll I ComfO! t at a T\\ 0 bedloom'i on fil5t floor Fmlshed basement lornfOi Llhl£' piKe at 270 MERRIWEATHER - occupanc) at c1o'ie' 884-0600. Illth \1et bBl Heated Flonda room 1'\\ 0 cal ga RIDGE:-'10NT - Three bedlOom lanch on qUIet I age 65, 120 foot lot $149,900 GREAT PHICE ADJUSTMENT FOR QUICK SALE! O\lnel has t\\O houses and IS lead} to mOIl' Stl eet near Kercheval and Fa! ms Pier Den Neller cal petmg and drape .. Reci catIOn room, of flom thl" fine thJ(£' b£'dloom In pllme Woods B1ea' FdmIl) room \llth fileplace, ne\\ hard\\ood flOOl'- GROSSE POIi'iTE FAR:-'IS - Thl ee bedlOom one fice and full bath In basement \V,llk up stall'S to MORE' DETAILS AT 881-4200. .md one half batb Ianch 10 {.,TJ eat Farms locatIOn attIc 1'\\ 0 cal garage Price Ieduced 24 foot ~CIeened pOlch T\\ 0 cal garage 60 \. H2 A QUI ET LANE and .1 completel) deSigner Iemodeled RANCH With many unu'iual features mcludmg lot P, Iced at $139500 g.ll den loom 0\ ellookll1g I\onderful gal dened SIte, European bath plu" d "auna loom, beautlfull) de GROSSE POINTE VILLAGE CONDO!\tI:-.lIUM - OIT \\hlte \\all~ \11th nel\el c1Onamon carpetmg "lgned £'ntl'1t.\ll1ment centel' III Slttll1g loom and MORE! Centl al all - of course' 886-6300. COU;-';TRY CLL'B 111 the Woods Coloma! With Cent! al all' On{' nice bedloom Include .. kItchen ap famlh loom 01 bedlOom and full bath on fiu;t phances and ba~ement '>tmage $48000 WATEHFRONT CONDO' Thl~ e,ceptlOnaJ Unit Il1cludes hlo bedrooms, two and one half baths cu"tom flom Thl ee ]wdloom'i and bath on 'iecond floor kllchen \Ilth o,lk floors 100Ier level fanllly 100m and thIrd bedroom or office, centwl all, upscale decO! Rl'CII',lt 1011 100111 ,1I1d l,n atm \ 10 ba~ement tillonghont AND ... SOME SUPERB VIEWS OF THE LAKE! 884.0600. EL:-'ISLEIGH LANE - South of .JelTerson neal the $IJ2900 lake Fl\e bedroom Coloma I TllO ,llld one balf qTllFT LOCATION! Three bedlOom bllck bllngalo\\ 1\Ith great country kitchen plus fil1lshed basement bath, Fumll} loom E,tl a~ IIlclude central all, R:\:'\CII ST\ 1.E CO;-';Dm,lI:--'IL':--! 'll'-U .)"!T,,r,on alat'm s\!>tem, la\\ n ~pllllkier ..,\,rem ,lllrl lllU Ld' II Ith 100llth h('dloom 01 ~tnd\ GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLSl POSSIBLl<~ LAND CONTRACT! 8!H. and Kine :-'Ille Shopp1l1g centel and leI' clo'ie to attached garage Nlcelv decm ated 4200 tl an,pOI tatlOn E,!'>\ ground 1100r 11\ Ing T\IO bed 100111, 11\ 109 loom \\ lth "k \ light. dlnmg loom, F.\VORlTE FARMS LOCATIONl Three bedroom one ,md one half bath COLO;-';IAL ha<; a Imge fam HI\' ARD - Engll<;h Tudm ,t\ I('d Condomll1lUm 1.1l1l1dl'\ COIel £'d t ('1 I act' :\eUtl a1 carpetmg and End Unit \\ Ith good'll mdo\\ ,P.lCP FOUl bpd, oom, III 1(.0111npdaled kltclwlI t\IO fileplace~, filll..,hed basement and first flool laundll 100m' Don t \I alt - .1pph,lI1ce- ne\\ m p,l,t t II 0 \ Pal <; BllI glal and fil e tllO and one h,\lf bath~ plu" tllO bedrooms and ,.III to $7.1 'i00 GHOSSE POINTE SCHOOLS! JU'it $69,900 buys thl-. 11\0 bedloom hllck bllngalo\\ I\lth fireplace. one loom has a {.,'leenhou ...e Illl1dOlI ReCH?,ltIOIl100m lilt! 0lH' h,df h.ll)h .md lots of appllancec;' 881-6300, \\ I,D7IITLL P01:'\TE DR - Be.wtlful contempo LAKESHORE ROAD - GIO""(, POll1te ShOles ----1 Ial\ \\ lth Il:l feet of lake frontagp In the Pal k Ovel 2tJO foot of frontage \\lth .m excellent, le\\ of MEET VIRGINIA McNAMARA FICARRA, our color and ! Pel f{'ct flool plan fOl hrraclOu~ I.'ntel tammg FI\ e pa~,lI1g ship, The Ie'ldl'nc(' lend ... It"elf beautl design consultant! Her unique services are available with- I){'dloom<; fOlll bat h" $850 000 full; to both famllv 11\109 and j.,'l'llld entertall1ll1g out charge to our buyers and sellers. A few suggestions I 111the 32 \. 32 foot gl eat loom ami heated Il1dOOl from Virginia could dramatically enhance the sale of your CADIEUX ROAD - ;";ear VII1.1gl' "hops alld Bon '>lllmmll1g- pool Four bedlOom, fom full bath, S('CO\ll I!o,pltal Fngh,h ,,1\ 11.' Condom1l1wm home, or help you make cost-efficient decisions in your new PO'lldel loom fil,t flom ut i1ltI 100111 Thl ee Cdl I Complet('h lenolat('d \I1cllldmg a Bakel Concept h('ated gamge Much mOl(' home! CALL AN OFFICE NEAR YOU FOR THE EXCITING k ItclH'n Thl ('e hedloom" .Illd t\\ 0 hath .. on ,econd "'.,' DETAILS! 1100l B('dlOom "Itt \I1g 100m and bath 011 t hll d G.\RY Lt\i\'E - L.lkeshole \'111,lgl' tllO bedroom ~." tl' 1 Gm,lge .. \I" to\\nhouse :"Jlcel} decm at('d Centl.lI all Nellel .. __ I kItchen appll,lllce<; Comple\. olTel~ Clllhholl"{, ten nI~ pool and tot lot ~IO\'I~G OV r OF TOW~? WE CA~ REFER YOL' TO THE BEST REAL ESTATE BROKERS ACROSS THE COUi\TRY OR THE WORLD om 886-3400 83 Kercheval avenue ~ • grosse pomte farms • ~ RELC rl11chlgan 48236 HOMEQUrTY .. ...,; •• ;;:Ol! __ « , HIGBIE RELOCATION CENTER REA L TOR 5 CH/\RTER MEMBERS 5I~CE 19601 Afflllfile of - MAXON SOTHEBY S fV7CORNA TIONAL cU=r.L TY (,JW"''''!" 1'01'\ II F \H\I'-, (;HO~"iL jlOI:\TE I.\HI\ (;JW~SE POI:\TE \\'OO!h \h61O :\l.lth /'.1'11 UOO Ini90 :\I.lch ,,,~I !) \00 REALTORS(R "'21\, It III I II ~,"Ill/lOll

.' August 31. i989 108 Grosse Pointe News Ichweltzer .~BettSfnes Real E/tate,lnc. I I W H and Gardens .

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~ - - ~ ------~~ ----~-----~-~---- 118 August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~ [B@ REALTOR(!) EQUAL HOUSING OPPOIITUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Sine Real Estate Co ChampIOn & Baer, Inc Grosse POinte Real Estate Co Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Adlhoch & ASSOCiates, Inc Real Estate, Inc Tappan & AsSOCiates of ERA Damman. Palms, Queen Realtors Higbie Maxon lnc Realtors Aldridge & ASSOCiates Jim Saros Agency lnc Wilcox Realtors Bolton Johnston AsSOCiates R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Lochmoor Real Estate Schweitzer Real Estate Inc Youngblood & Finn, Inc Century 21-East In the Village James It Flkany Real Estate Co John E Pierce AsSOCIates, Inc Chamberlam Realtors &

Jim Saros Agency, Inc. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886.9030

GREAT EXPANSION AMONG GROSSE OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPPORTUNITIES POINTE'S FINEST A FIRST OFFERING ENGLISH MANOR 1257 AUDUBON THE FINEST FOR YOU ONLY $375,000 666 UNIVERSITY BEAUTIFUL DECOR 840 LAKEPOINTE 937 LAKESHORE DRIVE 880 CRESCENT LANE

Charmmg four bedroom brick contemporary m Grosse POinte Woods, beautifully decorated' Including a dramatic gleat room With lovely french doors, cathe dral celhngs and ImpreSSive floor to cellmg wmdows and One of the mo.st beautiful homes fireplace BTick patIO at front of In Gro;se Pomte oITers a stun- the house and shaded morning room With shdlng glass doors at Sprawlmg four bedroom Lake- Fabulous Enghsh tudor In the ning hYing room With mal ble Step Into a huge foyer With gor- shore Drive home features large Park features a new custom and natul al wood\\ ork fireplace, the back Kitchen Includes a gecus open staircase m thIS mag- rooms throughout! Beautiful hv. kitchen With hand made ce- lovcl) family room, natural bUilt In double oven, dish- 717 WESTCHESTER mficent Enghsh Tudor High mg room With plush carpetmg, ramic ttle floor and bUilt-lOS, wood cupbom ds In the kitchen washer, range top Fourth bed- Truly a fabulous home \\Ith all hghts mclude a sunken family modern kitchen With Jenn All' gorgeous natural woodwork Open stalrca.se leads to three room currently being used as a the right features I Walk mto a room With plush carpeting Up and many other custom fea- throughout, beautIful leaded bedlooms and pTivate master den large foyer that features an open dated kitchen W1th bUilt In apph tures Master bedroom With full glass doors leadmg to formal bath upstall.s Knotty pine walls staircase Beautiful hal d\\ ood PRIME AREA ances and breakfast room Cozy pnvate bath located on first dmlng room, large hVlng room, In finished basement, natural floors m IIvmg room and dmmg 1046 HAMPTON natural fireplace In the hVlng floor - perfect for m-Iaw sUite den With bUIlt m bookcases, fil eplace dnd bm Marble Win room Wood beamed cellmgs and room and large master SUIte mth OverSized family room, three tiled bath In basement, four bed- do\\ ;llIs, central air, and natural fireplace Lal ge updated natwal fireplace Beautiful hard full and two half baths, fimshed rooms, one and one half baths, 50,,159 bUIldable lot Included 10 kitchen and breakfast room, ha; wood floors, central all', and new basement, natural fireplace, natural fireplace Two story cus- sale pI Ice' plenty of cupboard and countel roof Perfect condition den, two and one half car ga tom wood deck and more Perfect rage FleXIble floor plan Super space, the first flool also has a CENTRALLY LOCATED for a large famtly richly paneled den With a natural buy" 1018 BEDFORD IDEAL HOMEl fireplace, large FlOrida room 0\ er- SUPER INVESTMENT READY AND WAITING looks spacIOus pllvate glOunds 1795 NEWCASTLE 1369-71 BEACONSFIELD With sprlnklel system FI\e large 1006 THREE MILE bedIooms WIth three and one half Beautiful bnck ranch features baths, the master bedroom has an many nice amenities BegInning elegant pilyate bath, and plush With an enchanting hv10g room cm'pet One bedroom and bath m and formal dlnmg room New a pllvate wmg Full basement famIly room and kitchen With has a recreatIOn room With a fire- buJlt-m apphances Three bed- place, plenty of storage, and work rooms, two full and one half rooms Centlal all', almm system, baths, central all', cozy natural two car attached garage, all thiS fireplace, plush carpeting and ExceptIOnal comfort and quaht) and locatIOn too' Mmutes from profeSSIOnal landscaping_ dre found In thiS beautIful three ThIS outstandmg five bedroom Wmdmlll POinte Drive, and Magnificent contemporary In bedroom bnck ranch, Features Colomal has all the best amemt Grosse Pomte Park park pllme Grosse POinte Park loca GREAT OPPORTUNITY Include hVlng room With natu Itles Hlghhghts Include three tlOn Hlghhghts Include an 1m 1374 MARYLAND Ial fireplace, famIly room, up natural fireplaces, convenient preSSIve cathedldl celhng and bUilt 10 apphances In an up dated kitchen With eating area, Outstanding Grosse Pomte Park lovely fireplace In hVlllg room. dated kitchen, rlchl,)' paneled h SPARKLING RANCH IN central all', half bath In semi flat completely renovated from oyel Sized family room WIth brary and family room Two full PRIME AREA fimshed basement, profeSSIOnal top to bottom New roof and VI- wood bUi nlng stove, formal din and two half baths, finished 23130 N_ ROSEDALE CT landscaping You must see to nyl sidmg, new kItchens, baths, mg loom, thl ee bedrooms, two basement, covered slate patIO, appreciate thiS terrific home, plumbing and electrIC Both full baths, reCIeatlOn room With sprinkler system and huge lot, make an appointment today' Units have three spacIOus bed- bal 10 basement, newer carpet 150 X 250' Don't miss thiS great rooms and separate water heat- lng, cllcular dnve\\ay, attached METICULOUSLY opportuOlty' ers and electnc meters Ready garage \\ Ith door opener, newer ENGLISH IN THE CITY and waltmg opportunity' Ioof and much, much more MAINTAINED 654 HAMPTON 699 BALFOUR GREAT VALUE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Super Investment opportunity to buy thiS excellent four unit 485Q.52 GRAYTON 1033 CADIEUX bnck Income All Units have a large hvmg room, dlnmg room, Beautiful brick Income IS a kitchen and two bedrooms, sepa great opportunity' 6/5, natural UnbehevIngly gorgeous three rate furnaces and electTlc Rear fIreplaces, newly decorated, bedroom, two and one half bath, porches ovellook a huge yard large rooms, garage, pnme area' custom brick ranch FeatUring a Basement, pTime growth area cozy natural fireplace In huge Elegant Enghsh Tudor Just off family room, solar room With Wmdmlll Pomte Dnve Features YOU WON'T FIND ONE electriC shades and ceramic beautiful modern kitchen, up- floor Private bath In mastel DESIGNED FOR Excellent family home In beau NICERI tlful locatIOn oITermg three bed dated baths, fantastIC hardwood bedroom, kItchen With bUIlt In GRACIOUS LIVING 1241 GRAYTON rooms, one full baths and lava floors, leaded wmdows through- double oven, microwave, refllg 702 MIDDLESEX out Four natural fireplaces, one eratoI' and dishwasher Totally The pel fect bllck ranch IS walt tory on maIO floor Two 10 hvmg room, family room, mas Ing for you Including a large bedrooms, family room WIth fire finished basement With full bath teT bedroom and basement Four kitchen, hvmg room and dlnmg place and full bath m finished and kitchen, central all' Too car attached garage Carnage room Four spacIOus bedrooms, basement Beautiful hvmg room many features to mentIOn A house over garage mth two bed- fourth bedroom currently being WIth natural fireplace, sharp pleasure to show' rooms, modern kItchen and bath used as a den Two full baths, Flonda room and attached two Sharply fimshed basement Won't FlOrida room, t\\ 0 firpplace'l ('ar gllragp Clean manageable IecreatlOn room m basement, horne With plenty of space, last' BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED two car attached garage Tel' $179,900' OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 One of the nicest three bedroom 59 LAKESHORE nfic open floor plan SUNNY AND SPACIOUS UNBEATABLE VALUE bTlck ColOnials you'll ever find! 2263 STANHOPE Offenng natural wood tTlm and ThIS enchanting Itahan Villa 1262 BERKSHIRE reflects claSSIC beauty and ele doors throughout Marbel-In lay LUXURY CONDO ""l gance extraordlnare' Beginning fireplace In spacious hVlng 1750 VERNIER NO 4 With a stunnmg entrance foyer room Dmlng room and kitchen and absolutely gorgeous formal With walk.1n pantry. one and dmmg room Other hlghhghts one half baths, finished base- mclude a popular Mutschler ment, central air. sprmkler sys- kitchen With bUilt ms, conserva tem and more All the comforts tory With fountain, master bed of a great home' room With adjOining nursery, ; In a serene and private setting five bedrooms m all and four .. OFFICE SPACE you']] find thiS captivating VIC full and two half baths Fm- Impeccable three bedroom ranch AVAILABLE Ished basement With wet bar Ideal home for a large family' torlan" The mtenor has been on qUIet street m Grosse Pomte 630 WOODWARD restored to Its ongmal beauty and cozy natural fireplace base- Hlghhghts Include five bedrooms, Woods Modern kitchen WIth two and one half baths, spacIOus Natural woodwork, brass fit ment With wet bar and cozy nat- eat 109 space, den With doorwall 630 WOODWARD - BeautI- PrestlglOuo; "Berk'lhlres" condo family room, natural fireplace, tmgs and oak leaded Wlndo\\s ural fireplace, heated attached to patio, natural fireplace 10 the fully renovated bUlldmg two featuTlng spacIous rooms garage and sprmkler system lovely oak floors, and huge mas blocks from Jefferson With throughout Elegant formal dm throughout Updated kItchen hvmg room and finished base- You mU'lt see to behevel! tel' bedroom' ment with lavatory and two car SUIteS and offices avaIlable to be 109 room, new Mut'lchler With bUilt In dishwasher and custom finished. FlOe locatIOn kitchen, multlplc fireplaces, ex range, one bedroom WIth walk attached garage Central all', With prime restaurant on the cellent baths, four 'lpaClOUSbed In closet an full prIVate bath alarm system, attic fan, gas bar- mam floor and four story rooms, convenient second floor One and one half baths total, beque, storage shed. more. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. atnum Perfect for attorney or laundry and so much morc' carport, bUIlt-in pool and pTlvate Mamtenance free extenor 10 accountant Contact Jim Kou- storage space m ba'lement A 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI cated on a double lot WIth park- klos or John Costa rare opportunity 886-9030 hke pTlvacy $129,900 128 Augus131,1989 Grosse Pointe News THREE FIRST OFFERINGS!!

NEARLY 4,000 SQUARE FEET - TIus beautiful new home has .-.-' ST. CLAIR SHORES everythmg Four SpIlCIOUSbedrooms, three and one half baths, t"- ...... '1. FIRST OFFERING a bay wmdowed hbrary, famIly room W1th natural fireplace, first floor laundry, and a floor plan that ellSlly lends Itself to MAUER - Thu.'e bl'dLOom lunch nedl M.lck NILdy landbcaped, gracIOus entertalnmg and practical dllY to dlly famIly hVlng 1\\0 llll g".ll"~:e$84.900 Scheduled for completion by Janurary, 1990, we mVl te you to contact us regardmg cabmetry, marble, and tile selectIOns ROBi':R r JOB N - FoUl bedloom, two und one hall bath Colomal olT MOlnlllg"ldl' Fmlllly loom, limbhed babcment, With I\et bal, THREE MILE ROAD, near Kel che\ al ThIS superbly maintained iiI "I nom l.lllndl y room, centlnl all PIlle Reduced 3,000 SqUdle foot ColOlual h.l'> .l tile roof, copper gutterb and downspoutb, a tlnee CIlI attlldled gm

\\'OOD LA1'\ D SHORES - ContempOI.lI} fOUl bcdroomb, thl'ee and HANDYMAN SPECIAL - Looking for a bargain that you can fix om' half Ihlthb, f

FIRST OFFERING RARE OPPORTUNITY - ST CLAIR SHORES LAKE FRONT ST CLAIR SHORES RESIDENCE - UllIque lanch home offels both Lake St Cldlr flontuge and 40 foot cdnal With wvered and hghted boat slip L-\KESHORE ROAD - Tllo bedlOom townhou~e In pllme .Ilea of With MOTORIZED HOIST (lI1slde DImenSIon 16x39 feet> ThiS L Ikl'~hOle VllIdg'l' All .lppll.lnct'b Imilided, $64,900 boaterb and water lovell. dream IS like ne\\ inSIde Ilnd out Thl ...fOUl bedloolll Colom.d 1Il GIll, ...e POlllle F.lI IIlb oflelb Ihll'e lull Three bedlooms. three and one half baths, lal ge pllvate hot balh ....lnd one h.ilfb,llh I'lnull loom. mabtel bedroom Illth ndtllldl tub/spa deck WIth custom cedal pnvacy enclose located off mal. lill'pl,lll' ,Ind II l1l'\\ :\ll1h, h:d \,.ltchcn .\11 m.1JOl mechanllal ~\ ~ lei and guebt bedloOlIl al cd temb ha \ e been updaled Ielenlh All of thlb I" Gltualed on a 1.11ge 101 Illth ,I ClIClIl,lI dlll(, .lIJd a P11Vdtt' \dld Call fOI all appoml ST CLAIR SHORES RANCH - 30100 Manhattan (12 MIle and 1lH'1l1 Hdl per 1lI ea) - ThiS fabulous three bedroom home featul es a !!!~PR~I fanllly room, fimshed ba~ement, master bedloom WIth bath and 886.5800 884-3550 an eating alea 111 kItchen A Home Warranty Plan also In cluded Well pI Iced dt $87,900 We \\ould like you to see thiS home

l(hW~~!~'''.imfu~~. CAPE COD STYLING - ThiS Chdl mlllg I eSldence IS bl and new and features a iii st floor mastel bedroom sUite and a flOOl plan Ide ally bUlted to affiuent pi ofesslOnals thdt entertalll and seek the elegant family settlng Fmal decoratmg selectIOns may be made by the pUl chasel , 1.0 call now fOi addltlOndl details

READY FOR OCCUPANCY - ThIS beautIful Enghbh reSidence has been completely redone 111 the past few years Highlights REFURBISHED Enghsh Colomal III Globbe Pomte Pm k Nellel kItchen, five bed Iooms. two

DESIRABLE t \I 0 bedloom t \I 0 and one half bath condolllllllllln III Ihe Shol epolllte Comple... llllmacu work, hard wood floors, e...cellent Cllipetmg and decor Well late decm mcludmg d beautlfulh finl;,hed basement and mUlh mULh mOLe (37SHOl pnced at $179,000 BEAUTIFULL \ landslllped Enghbh FoUl bed Ioom Colomal 111 a ¥~eat 10cdtIOn of the Pal k Upd.lled EXCEPTIONAL UPPER FLAT RENTAL - Located on Windmill kllchen, t\\O and one hdlfbalh" Ihlee Cdl gdl.lge, much mOle 16,BALi Pomte Dnve, thiS 1800 squill e foot apartment \\1111dehght any one that deSires quality housmg fOJ a two year lease GIve us a [B CONSIDERING A call PRESTIGIOUS & OPEN SUl"DA Y 2 5 OVERLOOKING LAKE ST CLAIR - ThIS vacant lot IS the Ideal 1430 Kenslll!,rton opportulllty to build your dl eam home and enJoy magmficent LOCHMOOR GPP lake actlvltles year round Call for detalb. REAL ESTATE REWARDING CAREER IN YOUNGBLOOD & FINN, INC. REAL ESTATE? R E A T o R s Come and see Ii';'

20087 MadI Avenue (313) 886-1000 Grosse POinte Woods

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 "FIRST OFFERING" "FIRST OFFERING"

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265 MCKINLEY - YOU WON T FIND A MORE INCOME BOOSTERI Extremely large two fdmlly ONE BLOCK FORM THE LAKE IS thIS perfectly A DREAM COME TRUE An exceptional bnck CHARMING four bedloom, centel entrance Colo flat on dead end street Each umt has three bed mallltamed two story contemporary home With a ranch located on a secluded cuI de sac In the !lIal III the Farmb m thiS pnce range A sparklmg rooms, iiI eplace and porch Pnced to sell "' 1414 two car attached garage Recently remodeled "Shores" features three bedrooms, two and one family home close to schools has had many recent Somerset $93.000 kitchen, den and Flonda room plus three bedrooms half baths, family room, Flonda room, newer Improvemenb Among the many are newer fUl With a iiI eplace III the master bedroom Easy to kitchen WIth large eatmg area, two and one half nace, central all', and alummum work Also m sho\\l, call today car attached garage Some of the numerous amem cluded are kitchen appliances and wllldaw treat ties Open step down IIvlllg room/dining area, ell ments Immediate occupancy 1 pansIVe famIly room, Andersen Windows, hard BY APPOINTMENT wood floors, all kItchen appliances Shown by appomtment only BY APPOINTMENT

AFFORDABLE COLONIAL IN THE WOODS pro PERFECTION PERSONIFIED' ThiS Immaculate vldes three bedrooms, one and one half baths, pan. REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE' ThiS lovely Cape Cod on Han'ard IS hIghlighted by ItS nCI\ eled famIly room WIth beamed ceiling, updated three bedroom, two bath brick ranch has a wonder. MUhchler kitchen, newly screened Flonday room, kitchen \\ Ith pantry and breakfa~t room overlook ful flow for comfortable family lIVIng SpacIOus ne", central all' pace III the upstaIrs bedrooms and two first floor pomtment soon family home ha'> been de~lgned for today,> Ilfe,>tyle provcments Phone for the det:\lI'I Owner Trans bedrooms, one of whIch makes a cozy den Re Stunmng gourmet kitchen, paneled library, family ferred"! cently updated kitchen With plenty of room for dill room WIth adjacent terrace and re;,plendent yard Illg tool all combllled to make thl~ an exceptIOnal resl 'FIRST OFFERING" OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 dence "FIRST OFFERING" IN THE PARK Bright and cheery three bed 20701 TOLES LANE - A SPECIAL HOME FOR CALLING ALL DOCTORS AND NURSES' ThiS OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 room, one and one half bath With a long IIGt of re SPECIAL PEOPLE Comfortable hvmg III thIS cent Impro\cment,> Hardwood floors, two garages delightful Colonial near St John HospItal has a <;paclOus Cape Cod With New England style and 1111 GRA YTON - BRIGHT AS THE MORNING and hIgh celhngs are only a few of the amemtles bright new kitchen With sparkhng tIle floor, three charm All natural woodwork and pohshed stamed SU:-i, thl~ "'ell mamtllllled brick Colonall ha~ a Pnced m the $70's bedrooms, famIly room and more floors, three bedrooms, one and one half baths ,>p('clal feeling \\tlh It,> ~PllClOUSrooms, up large country kItchen See you Sunday' ' dated kitchen and master bedloom WIth ,>Ittmg room Immediate occupancy Pnced at $159,900 MEMBER CI-IAMPION~BAER "FIRST OFFERING" ~ffi ECONOMICAL LIVING WI))be yours III thIS fre~hly EMPLOYEE REALTORS palllted two ~tory home With three bedroom'l, eat III RELOCAllON ]( I~ f-..lT\ ht'\,ll \\\' (;J()<,",4..lhillt'.brm ....7I.h kItchen, completely fim~hed ba'lement and two car COUNCIL ~~:n() garage Immediate occupancy In an estabh'lhed De trOlt neIghborhood 884-5700 ------~--~~-~------I 138 August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~' REALTOR@ £QUAlHOUSING OPPOllrUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS

Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Sme Real Estate Co Adlhoch & ASSOCiates, Ine ChampIOn & Baer, Ine Tappan AsSOCiates of ERA Higbie Maxon [ne Realtors Real Estate, Inc. & Aldndge & Assocl8.tes Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors Wilcox Realtors Johnstone & Johnstone Inc Jim Saras Agency Inc Bolton Johnston ASSOCiates R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Lochmoor Real Estate Schweitzer Real Estate Ine Century 21-East In the Village James R Flkany Real Estate Co John E Pierce & ASSOCiates. Inc Chamberlam Realtors

Grosse Pointe ALL 'ROUND THE POINTES ThePrudential. RealEstate Co.,

COVENTRY LANE, GROSSE CADIEUX, GROSSE POINTE ••• FIRST OFFERING ••• POINTE WOODS: Move right PARK: Roomy three bed. BLAIRMOOR, GROSSE into luxury in this distinctive room and bath semi-ranch POINTE WOODS: Solidly custom built Colonial featur. that is a real surprise pack- built five bedroom Colonial ing family room, custom age! Lush landscaping and in popular Woods area with kJtchen, first floor master alot more. See for yourself! huge family room/kitchen. PRICE REDUCTION - SpacIOus family Colonial STATELY ENGLISH HOME With extla space for suite. $399,900. $198,500. $234,500. m park like settmg Large rooms mclude foyer. thp growing family Featured are SIX bedrooms as thl ee bedrooms, IIbral y, thl ee bedrooms, two and \',ell as a library and family room There IS exqui OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 one half baths and fimshed recreatIOn room site plaster detall along With leaded glass and nat OPEN SUNDAY: 22851 LAKESHORE, ST. CLAIR SHORES: If you are starting out or sizing Lovely screened porch for your summer enjoyment UI al wood plus all new decor Both second flor d~wn, stop by to see this two bedroom Lakeshore Village condominium this weekend Ap- oveJlooks Ilo\\er gal den and newly landscaped baths completely remodeled Security sytstem In pliances too! $65,900. . yard One year old furnace \\ Ith central air tool cluded Call no\', for your appOintment BY APPOINTMENT ••• FIRST O~FERING." BOURNEMOUTH, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Your search ends here! Mamtenance free, three bedroom ranch in exceUent condition featuring natural wood. work, hardwood floors and a spacious layout. Enjoy the natural fireplace and central air conditioning. $119,900

••• FIRST OFFERING". MIDDLESEX, GROSSE POINTE PARK' Beautiful meticulously main- ~ained Colonial decorated in lovely soft colors on an excluslv~ Park boulevard. Formal din- 109 room plus a casual dining area overlooking private back yard. Don't miss this one! $218,500.

••• FIRST OFFER.ING." ~ESTBURY, .ST. CLAIR SHORES: Show this one to your fussy buy- ers. AU new kJtchen WIth new built'lns, new rear patIo and three-way fireplace in the living room/dining room. Three bedroom ranch you'll love! $132,000.

SHOR~POINTE, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Largest floor plan in the complex. Magnificent master sUite. Two story cathedral celhng In living room. Formal dining room. $187,500. PRICE REDUCTION - Fal m Colomal wlth lots of CHARMING COLONIAL m popular Farms area WINDMILL POINTE, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Great location and meticulous condition are close to shoppmg and schools A great Ooor plan charm In the CIty Four bedrooms, thl ee baths and yours in this rare "two" unit residence. Very spacious rooms, central air, sprinkler system. leads to den and family 100m as \\ell as four bed family room With natural fireplace It's a must see l $265,000. rooms and two and one ha1r baths' Kftchen and as It's much llV'ger than It appears Master bed t. room h!ls cathedral cellmg and speCial bath baths all redone m last two yMf8, beautiful Mut. ,WILL"IAMSBURGCOURT, HARPER WOODS: Good sized two bedroom condominium with' up- schler kitchen new i~'"-Ct!Iitral afr plus newer Lovely detk, brick patio and ~'"'etJ'y'ard Fur dated kJtchen and one and one half baths in popular well located complex. Call to see it to- nace WIth centl al aIr new In 1986 First Ooor bed furnace Call for further details day! $82,500. room tool WESTBURY, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Amenities galore in this terrific three bedroom ranch with family room. Large kJtchen with eating space. Backyard patio. Call us for more details. $129,000.

VAN COURT. ST. CLAIR SHORES: You'll fall in love with this beautifully decorated three bed- room condominium just steps from the lake. First floor master bedroom, bath with jacuzzi! $220,000.

SHOREPOINTE, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Custom comer unit completely remodeled. Stunning two story living room, gourmet kitchen, custom baths and attached two car garage. $173,900.

RAVEN, EAST DETROIT: A doll house that has been supurbly maintained. Three bedroom ranch with a wonderful updated kitchen and central air conditioning as well. $55,900.

PEACH TREE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Close to Star of the Sea. Sparkling Colonial with three bedrooms featuring a huge family room and two fireplaces. $219,900.

PRICE REDUCTION - ExceptIOnally well mam THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW located m the NEFF, GROSSE POINTE CITY: Impressive English tudor income property. Two units of 1900 tamed ranch With three bedrooms and a family Woods close to transporatlOn and shoppmg Taste square feet each plus finished third floor apartment. Consider the possibilities!! $295,000. room Many extras mcludmg three year old cen fully decorated m neutral colors. thiS home offers tral air. alarm system, updated kitchen, fimshed downstaIrs bedrooms and a large eatmg area m MOORLAND,GROSSE POINTE SHORES: Everyone enjoys a fireplace and this has two, one in basement With bedroom and bath, two natural fire the kItchen The electncal and plumbhng systems the living room and one in the family room. Three bedroom quad level includes sunken pa. places and a two car garage Handy Woods loca have been updated and there IS newer carpetmg tio with terraced ledge rock wall and many other amenities. $299,500. tlOn, so stop by 1174 ANITA thiS Sunday and a newer kitchen Iloor HAWTHORNE, GROSSE POINTE SHORES: European style four bedroom, three bath with family room and terrific master bedroom suite. Close to Shores Park. $288,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 GROSSE POINTE BLVD., GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Unique villa in the Italian style. Six bed- room, four fireplaces and generous use of tile. Great room sizes and first floor laundry. $275,000.

1174 ANITA - Woods ranch With three bedrooms With reduced pllce EAST JEFFERSON, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Choice end unit two bedroom condominium on courtyard. Just steps from your doorwall to the pool. Covered carport. $56,000. 276 KENWOOD COURT - Lovely. spacIOus four bedroom Colomal m heart of the Farms Recently rede- corated EAST KINGS COURT, GROSSE POINTE: Immaculate two bedroom ranch on quiet cul-de-sac just waiting for your to move nght into! Prime Grosse Pointe Woods area close to schools. $134,900. BRYS, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Enjoy the large family room with brick hearth in this three BOLTON-JOHNSTON bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial in the Woods. Call us for more details. $112,000. J\~!\io&:iatt;'"orG ..O""~ '.oint&:. BALLANTYNE.:,GROSSE POINTE SHORES: Family room and library. Four bedrooms. Best Rl:alto ...... buy in the ~hores. Make an appointment to see it today! $299,500.

395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue BEDFORD. GROSSE POINTE PARK: Load!' of "old world" character and charm in this beauti- 0l'{ll/\/Il' (d' 1,(llIlf) IIlgh • (11'1)11"1(' I'l//( ('If, 1,( /'11"/ fully decorated five bedroom English country home close to parks and schools. $248,000. 886,,3800 884-6400 The Prudential. You know us. We know real estate: An IndePen

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS! REALTO~)lB EQUAl HOUSING OPPOllTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POIN1~E BOARD OF REALlORS August 31, 1989 148 Gros.. Pointe News

p~~ Counter Points B~athleen stevenson

Now available at SOlllt'thmg to cool YOUl' ' H We specml ~)e~ Ne\\ tal' FALL. LA (jJt Lisa's, an Incredible pal lite lit TRAIL APOTHE. ~ line of Fall fashion. Coac h 110USe Ize m antique ~_. --;_~ STREGA IS annollnc- CAR\' SHOP. Delicious IIlg Separates by Mal'- d Ranging from casual • I' C I ," I restoration, Stl'oh''!' ice-crealll. Not only 1J!!l r to evening. fUl'mture repan, and fllle and fancy cus Isa Chl'lstll1d Colors at e 111 Ivary, lug. do \\ e. hll\ e J'egular and Apothecary Also, new informa- tom wood finislws We also have a large gage and navy We ha\'(~ beautJl\1I cotton light U'l'-cream, we now Shop tion on our Fall Fash- huH' NEW STROH'!> Yogurt selectIOn of dlstll1ctlve fabncs for all your and acrylic swedtel'S With l11lIk ion Show "Gems of Autumn." It is going to be III I 2 gal. 121 Kel'chl'val oll-the-HiII, 881-5688 01' LIS September 13, starting at 6 p.m. at the As. upholstery needs 20725 Mack Ave. cotton kl1lt skirts Come <1nd VISit >. oj. 1< <1t 131 l(el'che\'al, 884-8663 sumption Cultural Center. What a great eve- 8827599 ning of enjoyment! Call for further informa- * tion, 882-3130. Elegance for sizes 14-26. Stop t IInd see us at 19583 Mack Ave. Jffi~..."'r.:.'rS "'2> ... * * * Interior DeSign ctlOJ),1'j~NW/) We Cl/ e redecnratlllg our showroom alld and Medical Supplies has a complete '-/r I l'--'/~L- oll'erlng 30% to 50O/Coff many Items - zn- lllle of prescnptlOn alld home health ca/ e It's not too lafe to buy a great pall 01 cludwg upholstery and case goods from Somethmg NEW at JOSEF'S. Weddmg needs And now mzlk specrals 1 gal sUllg/asses at NO! malldy Optical 30 lk ofl the {incst American and European manu- Cheese Cake' All our cheese cakes al'e $1 89 - 1/2 gal $1 19 16361 Mack Ale. all slIng/asse!> III stock. Iflcludlllg Ra\ I'aetures Come see us at 15118 Kercheval, made of cream cheese. Stop by 21150 882-1040 Ban, Vuar net and POI sche Car rerta III 8230540 Mack Avenue, 881.5710 * Eastbrooke Commons, 22561 Grafwt at 9 * * MIle 775-6733 Good th/ough Sepfembt'/ 9th Stop by the NOTRE DAME PHAR- * * * S M r w T F , JaCObSOI1S MACY and see what has just arrived, New from England, by PhIlipp, ultra 3 • 5 0 I ~ ~ Invite!> you to stop b} and IS 10 II 12 '3 I. 15 10 sample our ne\\ Tiffany HAM SUPREME SHOP IS suede Jewelry boxes and traveler accesso- Scott Matuszk Il 18 19 20 }I n 2J fragrance In our Cosmetic hu\ ing a LABOR DAY SPE. I'les. 16926 Kercheval III the Village, now at Rosewood of • 25 20 17 28 29 30 Department. CIAL. Bu\' an o\el'!>tuffed 885-2154 Grosse POl1lte. The E"cluslve shOWing of Bill Blass Fall and Win- ."mdwlch, ~oft dlillk and !>Ide latest zn new wave ter collection in the Designer Salon. Septem- of potatoe salad, mJ.c,lI oni or * ber 7th, 1I a.m. - 5 p.m. and September 8th. cole !>law at the regular price and l'eceive a perms, cuts, color 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. second salld\\lCh free. $2.50 OFF any 1/2 Ham and dos. He'll send Formal breakfa!ot show to benefit FLEC on and $5 OFF any \\ hole Ham. Call HAM su- you back to school wlth the today look. Back to school days are Thursday, September 7th, at 9 a.m In the St. PREME SHOP for your order. No \\ aitmg in '5 AppOintments Tuesday-Saturday, 19565 here Come and see our Clair Room. For you $10 resprvations call 885- line. See }ou at 21611 Harpel. (beh\eell 8 and e., Mack Ave, 884-6072. 3510. 9 Mile), 774-2820 J L great selectIOn of cardi- ~ gan and crew neck sweat- * * * Qhe pointe) ers III solzds and patterns. Now avaIlable fin coordInating wzth skirts and slacks BAKE SHOPPE Stop In (If 17140 Kercheval zn-the- VIllage, Start the school year right with back Located In the lower level of Jacob- 8828970 ~ to school items at THE SCHOOL son's ...Special! Hamburger buns and Hot Dog * '" BELL ...17904 Mack Ave. buns $2.80 882-7000 ext. 107. A '" '" '" * * * Imagme a comfortable spot where the Hall' color for today Tl="l\.TTlC" tots can be out from under your feet on "crv I~ bold, graphiC and J~~l. ....L\,) ramy days ... where the i:lchool agel'S can glamorous. Reds are You are invited to see why 12 Grosse Stalnmaster carpets on ~ do their whoopll1g on hohdays where the hair&n.ai£s plU er, blondes are bolder, brunets and Pomters have Joined LAKEVIEW CLUB. sale now' 21435 Mack \iirl11'iI teens can take then fnends and then' A l' e, 776 -551 0 Ed Mailszewskl Carpeling blachs are stronger In most cases, hlgh- Conceived and deSIgned with the Grosse blanng transIstor sets. and where the * ... 'j: Izghts we call (mldlzghts) add dImension. Pomte commumty in mind, these town. whole famIly can enJoy Il1formal, happy houses offer you care free livmg WIth a The looh IS ncher, more pampered and times together. A CAREFREE F AMIL Y better groomed than It'S been zn a long mllhon dollar view of the lake for 1/4 the ROOM! The way to get It .IS to call CUS tllne A look that reqUIres artzstry and the price. Once mSIde, you'll be amazed at TOMCRAFT They'll help you \\ Ith skIll of a FRIENDS HAIR & NAIL tech- the large room siz~j;I for a total of 2,600 Dress up ~our watch for Fall at skIlled workmanshIp and a room you'll 20% off selective \\ atch bands. As- nlClQn For an appointment call 886-2503 square feet of living space. Don't wait! .:'. sorted colors in leather and fine be proud of If your home has shortcom . LIve on Lake St. Clair right on the lake, '" 'j: * ~,~' selection In metal. Sizes to fit most mgs, don't go through the chaos of mov- five minutes from a brand new 226 boat - watches. Stop by KISKA JEWEL- Ing Instead, diSCUSS your needs With manna and sWIm club that will be open 1 I:ERS, 63 Kercheval on the Hill. 885-5755 CUSTOMCRAFT, the remodelmg e"\pel ts next year. If you're ready for mamte- is offering a 2 day ser. '" '" '" who do everythll1g from Idea to move-m ~}<4Mlally Cf!IoU1I4 nance free hvmg, arrange for your pn- on any home Implovement, mSlde or out- vice on monogramming for all your BACK TO vate showing of LAKEVIEW CLUB SIde For an appomtment, WIthout oblJga COLLEGE items and all your PERSONAL townhouses. Our model is also open 1-5 NEEDS at 18747 Mack Ave., 882-3580. tlOn, call today, 18332 Mack Avenue be daily includmg Sunday, Jefferson Ave. Many In- ~ ~Mj~ tween Moran and McKmley, 881-1024 * '" nue, north of 11 1/2 MIle Road, St. ClaIr store speCials T~ t=;:::;;.;;; '" '" Shores, 774-6363 or 293.1180. There are for your La. ~"ilSEAfOOD five homes left to custom finish to your WILD WINGS Just arrived. Ex- bar Day celebratIOns! Quahty IS remem. quisite framed hand colored assortment of Bo- taste. Jhc shops of Black zs bach' Ollr bered long after pnce IS forgotten 19531 tanical Prints. Stop by and see us at One Ker- * * Mack Ave, 885.3884 tM \ Th Eve n z n g d res s cheval Ave .• 885-4001 '" '" wa ton. rt42rC42 CollectIOn brrngs yOli ... '" '" Nlpan Boutique, Rzchm d Warren, A J Ban, Vzctor Costa and Kastlna E.\qUlslte StylIsts fabncs zn styles of vanous lengths. App/o- IS saying - "YES" - have a pnate for those very spcecwl occastons c :t'CX:U G-M 0"Wt\, We have sohd oak par- word for Automatic Satzn Rzbbon or Beaded bags add the quet 1100rs suitable for kItchens. 14410 hmp, baby fine hall' that doesn't hold a finlshlllg touch. Come see us at WALTON (Appliance & Electronics) Harpel', 822-2645 curl Now there's a permanent wave for- PIERCE, 16828 Kercheval III the Village, mulated to successfully address thls prob- 884-1330 Open Monday - Saturday 9'30 " '" '" We are havlllg a pre-Labor Day SALE lem - Redken's Frog-Fur So advanced a.m to 5.30 pm. Thursday and Fnday Substantlal savzngs on all our major zt's the first and only perm speCIally fo':' household applzances zncludlllg final u ntzl 7 p m. U-: l:t/waJu/. ,~ Jeffrey Bruce from Chan- mulated for beautlful results on fine-hmp clearance on all azr-condttlOners. Stop by nel 7 wIll be here on September 16th Ap- halr and chzldren's hair. During the 23411 GratIOt Avenue, 775-4995 • pOllltments are lzmlted You can call now month of August we are offerzng FREE 9 * '" '" to make your very own personal appoint- oz Amino Pon concentrate shampoo for ment which are aVallable after 1'30, 884- [ine-hmp hair with a Frog-Fur perm, cO:;let~~~n: ~ ~~~.~~ • iT~I""(; Jjt:~[)~! ~~~I 8858, 19643 Mack Ave 21028 Mack Ave., Grosse Poznte Woods ?ac~ to school ~utfitters for children. Special- Co~e in t~ String Beads for the September 884-0330 ' Ists In school umforms for boys and girls. "'reI' '" '" '" .. Special. You II get 20% off all Hematite beads alterations on boy's pants. It's worth the drive * and jewelry as well as sterlinlor silver at 19875 to Mack A",:nu~ one bloc],. south of !) Mile Mack Ave., 882-8989 Road. 777-8020. '" '" ,. FOINTE PATISSIERE GROSSE POINTE MOVING Ie STORAGE CO. In addition to our tortes and pastries, we now have fresh pastas, sauces and entrees at NEED STORAGE? We've got 1 .~ 18441 Mack. Ave., Grosse Pointe, 882-3079, it! 100,000 sq uare feet of se- ,Ii': I I:": ' Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m .. 6 p.m., Saturday un- cure. dry, clean storage space .111 I,II, ,I' \ available for your belongings. 1 t:1 :1: e b zr1_' has a great selection of Something Country til 4 p.m. ll:1 I I, I.,a e Ie S moderately pnced separates Short term, long term and sea. : I:Iii~~:' Also dresses, petite 6-16 and regular 620 ANTIQUES CIRCA 1820.1920 sonal rates. Ask about our :; I I.t,\ il, I:~ ''I v~ult ~nd record storage ser- lf~~iIiI at 20148 Mack Ave. Ample free parkmg. One of a kind pieces speCially VIce, SlOee 1921. ~ ...... '" * '" chosen for Just the nght accent Knows and understands Four rooms filled with antiques how wonderful everyone 822.4400 Open Tuesday thru Saturday, feels when wearing gold. e ~ Feel free to stop by and see Noon until 6, 1875 ROSLYN, EAST OF * * * Special Accents MACK IN The Woods of Grosse POinte our fine new selection of ... '" .. gold bracelets and neck Come and see ollr chams m 14 or 18 carat gold at 91 Ker- tijeaDu's Back to school, back to fitness, szlk flora Is, crafts arId cheval,881.6400 :J gzfts at 20963 Mack tijeaDtL L1i back to thinking Ave (on Hampton) edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. * * '" "'JJ ut healthy, back to 886.(J044 Dwmonds are still a gzrl's best frzend HEALY'S where you'll find the most Come III and see our hand made gold dlU- co~plete 1i~e of body building and mond TenniS Bracelets We have 20 dzffer- Summer cleu,""" - ~ weIght reducmg products. Organic foods ent styles to choose from They are flexzble Selected Items on ~.~ .. ..~< produce and vitamins. Enjoy good health and lay comfortable on you Wrists. You SALE lllcludzng some • at 19850 Mack, 885-5000. Get the Import 1m. ~ can enJoy the beauty and comfort of your furnlfure. Save from 10 % - 50 % off We * * * age. Come in and see -- dwmond bracelets all day and night be- will valIdate your deck parking ticket our new gabardine HI.... f)1IlU~ cause they Will not turn ..20139 Mack WIth $10 purchase Stop by at 85 Ker- pants. All in a variety ~ Ave at Oxford Open Monday through cheval on the Hill, 8844422. Open Mon- To advertise in this column, of heautiful fall colors with a large selection of matching blouses. We're in the Village at Saturday 10 am. - 6 pm, Fnday eve- day - Saturday 10 a.m - 5 p.m. Thursday 16839 Kercheval, 882-5550 !llngs unt/18 p.m. 8864600 until 7 p m call ~athleen 882-3500

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With the 1989 1.1'>hlOl1"eeason the country lJIlllwnn' b "tlll holdlllg stlUng Colors of the season ,Ill' till' J(.\\el tom'" In flOm the lightest 01 ,HIU,IIl1<1llJ1e and lose to the deepest of e~lel'alds, ".Ipphllp", and lublP'" With thiS III nllnd Lisa S chose (it'll]', of Autullln" 101 thell f,dl Id"hLOn theme Lisa's h.h ,I I,ll gl' ,ell'lllOn \\' IS located on \1 Il" .\ \ llllll', (;10""'1' !'OInIP Wood..,

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EXTEND YOUR SUMMER TAN tan with a wolffe system. 1 VISIt - $500 5 VISits - $20°0 10 viSIts - $35°°

WRAP YOUR BODY guaranteed to lose at least 4 Inches 1 wrap - $4000 3 wraps - $100°0 (save $20°°) (expire, 3 months from date of purcha~(') 10 wraps - $300°° (save $100°°) (expires 6 months from date of purchase)

PAMPER YOURSELF WITH A FACIAL uSing all natural, made in MIchIgan Jelene Skin Products 1 facial - $40°° 00 3 faCIals - $10000 (save $20 ) rill \q'-,') 1'1'111j II I (II, dlllil II~.I \\old 1<:;e"cltement FlIl" (exp 3 months from date of purchase) of ,iiI t \ pl' II I, " \ " i I d III \\ondplfulh new and e"cltIng lomhilldllllll- IIi' ,,1'1_ It' hllld.IndIJllght,they'lechecked, pl.lld "111I"d , I' 1'1<11111111' St)ll'<:;me wide and vaiIOUS- 21427 Greater Mack Ave. dPl p 1111 Ii I, I 1 I -II ('\ t'" ..,hOlt bolel 0 Jacket,>, new (across from 5t Joan) i'i]['IH,tli II I I 'l 1f'llglh..,\\lthfull<,\\cep,>(whlchl" 773-2620 773-8440 )l\lI\ll

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PlclUledlclt Till'> '>leek Iully leversable leather and mmk 3/4 wIth clllbo'>'>ed leather detaIl avaIlable 101'men and women In .1 Vallety 01 de"lgnh and abo revel hable to IlIU,>klllt 01 '>healed beaver Piclul (.d lIght Fml'ly crafted m Canada and dl',>lgned by Hobel to CUO!e (Mllanfforonto) tlll'> '>upple cabl etta leather :3/4 I'>Iuxul JOUhtnmmed and borde! ed In hable dyed Saga Fox both aJ e aV'lllable at .J,H,k Douglas FUI '> of WIndsor, 42.3 Pe!J,,'>wr St , 0PP0'>ltt. cIty parking gal age

You'll thmk of these as your mam stay~ The pIeces that move through ) OUI wardrobe, that work. Bound In.gl osgrall1, bordeaux cal dlgan ImpOl ted of Superfine Menno wool Newer, sleeker, claSSIC trousel ImpOI ted of Italtan woollcashmel e The be all end all \\ hlte chat meuse blouse Imported of silk The one accessory you really need bOldeaux leather and cham link belt Available fOI your fall fashIOn wardrobe at Walton PIerce, GIO<;<;CPomte

WITH HIS COLLECTION for rail 1989, ' ..aac ]\lbrahl .ho,," "h, h becom .. kno" Il a.. on.. of Ih.. hrlllh, 1 " .tal"" of Ih.. fa.hlDn "orIel Th a.hm ..r.. flau .. ,.1 kIll 110" n "", .. I" 11 "0111111" charm "'Ih 1Il1l1l '.)"11""1 , .... [>1'':. f....1 for Ih h"I'I'" "olllan "ho' .. nol afraid to nUlk ... a ~tron~ fa ..hiou .,'at("- nte-nl TWd In,II'C~!!! 63rd AUGUST FUR SALE

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Come see Arpin's fabulous 1990 collection of furs, expertty crafted into today's exciting new designs. , , and of course, you are B assured of fine quality and value when you shop Arptn's. ,?aLEnt£ JEWELERS Fur Speclali..~tfor over 60 years SINCF 19~4 DIVERSITY: from Mary Mc-f.. ddc-n'. 484 PELISSIER STREET 1989 faU coUl'cltnn in.pir"d by 16th 16849 Kercheval Grosse Pointe No Duty eemu!') RI, •• ia. a ..onlrllol of .mlllllar No Tax WINDSOR, ONTARIO N9A 4K9 I'lf" III Ill, I) \ r.brlc~: Thl' ~himml'r' .k"I, Ih" Open: Mon.-Sat. 9:30.6:00 Thurs. till 9:00 Full Premium on 1'.lr"lI1l; (, (1.1", dreamy, mlll"d floral Ja"k"., Ih" .i/lTla. American Funds P:lrk .11 1'( 1'''1{ I '8re Marl plP8l..d fabric- 'f"f. .. ,ld"n i. 881.4800 1-519-253-5612 tnnou~ for, all b!'C'Omc-c-omrart...m "Oil' tuft. August 31 1989 Grossf" Pomte News

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GEORGE K()UEITER & ~oo/() to 50% SONS JFWfLERS ()F'F ) 1021 k ""H ( () \, <.., I \ '\ I \:" I f. I H~I Cro""p POIJ11(' \ \ ( 'II I. 882a 1110 Ii II Oltl'lll'tlp 1\ \ l' V/~ \V llld ....Ol Ont :1) D ~.i:1 I ) :lG ------_._------I 7D August 31, 1989 Grosse Pointe News The State Of Sportswear ------

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'Ill" Illlllc lllcll \1IIh morl .llcr.tgl Ilil l\lIr~pldle It doe, medII bel.omlllg COSSETIES SHOES shapc, llldl Il'lld III IOll~ 'Oml\\h.lt ,m.lfC "I opllon, II hI( h Illd) b<:'dppropn "Where Fit IS Our Concern" ~hJpelc" 1hc lI11jllHllIlt 1111111'.IOOlll the "Il ,ulh .I, double breJ'>lcd Jnd ~Jck ,.Ilk ,UII " th.1l II gill' mcn II1<1ther .d. lUll' .,.,Ider ,houlder, ,oftcr ~llhouelle~, 23515 NINE MACK DR•• S.C.S. lerndtl\l III 'Ull ," Ie, ,1!lJ \Jrldllon, m lolor dnd pdttern A RETlfRJ'Il OF THE NATIVE. The Iltrl-e.bullon 8a,k ,wI, an Amerilon da ... e, i, The double hrc.t,t,d 'ULI l'> ,till gom!! 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.,.1111\ ...111Prl rl I' f \"Ih,. ""'lUJIl 1I1I1'1'f"d "uf. lor Ilf 'I 10 Ihl "~J11l ulIlfor1 ,-"",,"''''''1'''.c:.~("ti"n ~_ Fitness, ...... ,..... " ...... ,' ...,4C August 31, 1989 Classifi ed 5C Grosse Pointe N~W5 Looking at the '89 season Pointe teams gear to hash it out By Rob Fulton way back to the top of the On the other ~Ide of the ball, Tennis SpOrts Editor EM L charts. In 1987, Rice'!:> South WIll pnde It:,elf on It!:>con. lthm the next week, first season, the Blue DeVIls won tlnued effort to shut the oppo. WIth seven starters lo'>t to the fall sports WIll the league With a 7-0 clip Last nent out Calling It theIr 4-4 graduatIOn, the South tenm'l dy begin for the year they fimshed one game Goo:,c Egg defen!>e, which Russ nasty may take on a whole new W Kmghts of ULS, the back of Port Huron NOIthern Hepner will direct, South Will look thiS !>ea!:>On Blue Devils of South and the Together again ThiS season more emphaSIS I!:> contam the oPPosltlOn's outSide NOI:,emen of North being placed on wlnnmg that game WIth defenSive ends Brett In e,lIdhi'> g()odbye~ to the lootball ovel and the game day butter "Because It IS the final year Rapo Nazarko (6 230} Paul ~tan ,It Glo,>,>ePomte South a, I1le<;ale approachmg Agam, as for the Eastern MIchigan Wortman (63, 210) and Frank On Aug 24, he ..,From tenms to football, the league. It would be a great Ja!:>On Bedsworth and Kelly take the vacant head wachll1g thiS year could be the time for wav to fimsh up " Graves wIil plug the mIddle a<; po..,11lOnat Chlppe\\ a Valley, all good lans to come to the aid However, RICe and hIS staff of Inside linebackers, and Marty 1,'1 eeted 111.., fOlIllU team fOl a of then team Hank LewandowskI, Dan Wyer~ Wayman and Durmon Coates "Cllmm.lge Whethel or not North will be and Russ Hepner, are not focus. WIll be outSide lmebackers Jun. It wa~n't anythmg "peclal, better than South, or Umverslty Ing solely on the league title 101' TIm Gramling Will watch the but It dld look awkwmd Liggett School Will be more dom. "We want to first wm five ball l1ats flom a cornerback slot as Sel1loedel wa"n't on the team mant than North lemams to be games," he said, mamtamlllg Will se IIIor Dane Lupo, and bu" He h<1Jn't been m pi e~ea seen In their respectIve sports, the long standIng tradltlOn "If Khoenle WIll play safety '>oncamp, and he'.., not wealll1g all three schools look to fill the we do that, then we're guaran "Our goal IS to hold the oppo blue dnd gold tlophy cases With mOle hal d. teed a wmmng season" nent to no mOle than two scores In~tead, Schl oedel I~ dl e~~ed wale In ItS 15 year affihatlOn With a game," RIce said. "If we can do m led and \\hlte, ha~ a Big For South, thiS IS the final the E M L , South has won eIght that, then we should wm a lot of Reds cap and has been I'Unnmg yeal of the Eastern MIchigan football titles football games" Ill., own camp League At the end of the school "One more time," said Rice In c10:,e games, the kicking Schroedel de.,el ved the op. year, the EM L will fold WIth "Our motto thiS season IS to .....1Il game could Win a few, also pOltumty Chlppewa Valley that m mmd, there's added m- the E M L one more time" Jason WClssert returns WIth gave hm1 He had ached 101' a centlve to leave With champIOn WIth a semor offenSive back hiS steady leg that produced 17. head coachmg positIOn and ships In each of the sports field, a strong defense and zeal, of 17 m pomts after touchdowns when the lhance came, he took The NOI:,emen will welcome South's chances to W1I1It all are (PATs) He also kicked a South It even though It meant leavmg South mto the Macomb Area good However, Port Huron season.hlgh seven field goals South Conference 111 1989, but before NOlthern and P0l1 Huron stand BeSIdes booting field goals and For 15 yea! s, Schloeder not they do that, they still want to m the way PATs, Welssel1 will handle the only helped South find Its faun prove they are the team to beat. "There are five or SIX teams kick offs and punting datIOn fOl tl adltlOn, but tned to ULS IS lookmg fOl a supenor that could pull thIS thmg off," South opens on the road at add a ~tep ealh season In the football season, and as usual, the Rice saId "The Port Huron ever.tough Edsel FOld, a team It "We aren't very strong nght Stlalght Ieg-lOnal title m 1988, meantime, he developed a tenllls team will be strong as schools are always tough, and lost to 02 3) In last season's now," said Coach Stephal1le Pry- the Blue DevIls' program IS m fnendshlp with all the coaches, will the soccer team Anchor Bay, East DetrOIt and opener chitko "I'm stIll very much up Jeopardy of IelmqUlshmg all especially head coach Jon Rice The followlI1g articles glVe a L'Anse Creuse could pose a prob- "The attltude of thIS team IS in the all' as to who will play that Rice and Schloedel are golf pi eVlew of what the vanous lem for us" super," Rice saId "The kids where We're havll1g a lot of Don't forget the mne straight pal tnel~, \\ el e co head coache'> coaches expect for 1989 Nmeteen semors return, as do came In and committed them challenge matches to place peo tnps to the state finals for t\\O yedl~, wOlked a" assl~ seven offensive starters, led by selves to having a successful sea- pIe" "It's gomg to be tough to re- tanb togethm undel Russ Hep South quarterback Brian Letscher son We Just have to work hard All IS not bad, however peat " ~aJd Coach Steve Zal anek ne! and ~tlll mamtam that Letscher, who IS one of four "ThIs IS a very energetIc team "I heSitate when asked If we'll close tie No\\, ho\\ evel, It'S dlf Football all season and keep that attl capta1l1s thIS season, Will have a tude We've got to hang on and With hard workll1g gIrls," said repeat because we lost mOle tal felent Thel e's a new attItude in head senior-stocked backfield behmd Prychltko. "We may be very m ent at the end of last year than Smce departll1g, Schloedel not glVe up on our commitment coach Jon Rice's camp thiS sea. hIm. Fullback MIke Montagne, experienced, but we're gomg to \\ e evel have" and Rice have seen one an If thmgs get rough early on " son who steps m at 207 pounds, and The opener begms at 1 p m play a lot of teams close " Port Huron and P0l1 Huron othel, but thl" \\ as the first South, whIch fimshed 6-3 last taIlback Matt Wysocki, also cap Jenmfer Schutzman, Beth N0l1hei n pI e'lent the keenest time they had to step on the season, IS geanng to make Its tams, will complement Z-Back Bonanl1l and Holly Walkel are competItIOn m the league field from Opposlte Sides Thl'Y Jim West the only three returnees from "'We've got some dynamite didn't make a big deal out of Expenence IS hard to replace last year's team tedms 111 our league," 'laId Zara the entll e "ltuatlOn, but you "Havmg a semor backfield "When we started wmnmg our nek, "but we'll be very competl could "ense a certam style of just means that these guys have state tItles (76-77) we didn't tl\'e" competitIOn only t\\ 0 coache~ done thiS before," chuckled Rice really have a lot of tournament. Returning from last yeal's 19 could shal e. "They've been workmg together tested players," saId Prychltko 1 team are DebbIe Soltensch, For the fil st tl me ever, two for a few years now and that's "That's much of what we have Jenny Bal bel', Jenny WlIIiams men who thmk so much ahke Important, especially 111 our thIS year. All I can ask IS that and EmIly Burkett "Look 111g had to oppose one anothel It scheme of thmgs." we Improve WIth each match and strong WIth a lot of potential" didn't ~eem lIght Then agall1, With the mtentIOn of running become a good team by the end all', Susannah McAndlew, Clau f'lends 01 not, the Ilvairy In 60 percent and passmg 40 per of the year" dll1e DuPont, Heathel Cun- athletiCS can't be leplaced Nor cent of the tIme, South WIll have Just m tIme for the regIOnal nmgham, Ellca Mondro and can fllendshlps a sturdy offenSIve hne to move and state meets Kdty Neumann the ball by land or all' Tackles "I'm very optlmlstIc, how. Accordmg to Zaranek, 13 No comparison Dave Asker (6 foot, 3 mches, 230 ever," said PryChltko, who be- freshman, led by Kim Apple and gms her 39th season of coachll1g HeIdi WIse, are also vymg to Chippewa Valley's football fa pounds) and Andy Shaffer (6 3, tenms "ThIs IS a I1lce, hard SCOIe pOInts on the varsIty clhty makes Grosse POll1te 230) anchor the offensive Ime, workmg group. It's Just that we 'It's very encoul agmg because North',; and South's look hhe a With guards John Bednarchlk (6. need to S0l1 out the team light we have such a I1lce blend on JunlOl high comple .... 0, 205) and Jim Campagna (6-0, 165) surrounding center Chns now thIS team,' he said "It'll be a A two tIel ed press bo....that IS yeaJ \\ here we Just have to de. Immaculate and heated makes Graves (6.1, 215) "We're domg a lot of thmgs Girls' cross country velop \V e ha\ e a lot of talent South's look lIke a tiel' fOlt, and that we hope blends" NOIth's Just a green box at the nght at thIS tIme," Rice saId m reference to hIS offense "The The string may be cut top of the bleachel s ULS doesn't Pho!o b) Rob Fulton kids have worked extremely Photo b) Rob Fulton After wmnmg Its 10th consec- even have one utive E M L tItle and second See PREVIEW, page 2C The field condItIOns al e much Matt Wysocki. one of four hard over the wmter and Brian Letscher. who started the same, but what sets ChIp South captains. will be an- through the summer ThIs IS a last season as a junior quart- pewa Valley's apal1 IS the ce choring a senior backfield very dedIcated and enthUSIastIc erback. is back at the helm of ment stands - not bleachel s from his tailback spot. football team" the South offense this season. The team erneIges from a tunnel Semor captain Rob Khoenle Letscher. shown here roll- set back 111 the middle of the wIiI line up as a spht end and ing out against Chippewa stands hke DIVISIOnI teams do PHRF C goes sophomore Chns HarWIck (6-3, Valley, is ready for Edsel Undel the stands he the locker 225) wtll be the DeVIls' tIght Ford on Sept. 2, looms, tJ all1mg loom and soon to to Elinlinator end be coaches' office Battmg cages Eliminator, skIppered by al<;o dress lip thiS fine 1990 es Grosse Pomte's Paul Van Tal, tabh'lhment ABORTION •... A decision that will affect was the top fimsher in PHRF C The sad part about havmg of the Lake Shore Sail Club's the rest of your life. MOLOW PARTY HOST such a facility IS that It hasn't weekly Sunset Series. JUST IN TIME FOR THE LONG WEEKEN been filled to capacity for qUite The top thl ee finishers of each TABLE TOP CONVENIENCE sometime Sehloeder IS takmg FREE HELP to make the right decision for you. dIVISIOn,whIch follows, are listed lEG. S3U9 SALE $ ~ ovel a 5 13 program over the by place, boat name and skIpper pa<;t two years, but the enerb'Y PHRF A: 1, BodacIOUS, MIke CHA to ANt AM hIS team generated on that cool Kunzman; 2, Sure, Sandy Na- 882.1000 •C. atwninutn (rustproof) August mght may mfect the stu ples, 3, Hokusai, Doug and • Ekcttonic ~i&hter dent body • Ceramic briquets 00 TANK Cmdy Mmer. Schroeder comes f1 om a wm. REO. $59,50 PHRF B: I, Dream Machme, SALE $44 ~lNX~1ED nmg traditIOn and 1<;lookmg to MIke Goran, 2, Regale, Gale bUIld a foundatIOn the people of Forbes; 3, Woodpecker, Don Hol- Complete Line of Glass Doors, Gas Logs & Fireplace Tools the Valley can be proud of It's stem, JU'lt gomg to take one step at a MORC: I, Fast Forward, lIme Mark Miller; 2, Fiddler, WIlliam • SUNDAY SEPT.3rd LIVE JAll. 8 P m. Sporer, 3, Shogun, John Fran. • EVERY WEDNESDAY ELMER'S CLASSIC tlllil Nice touch CISCO ROCK VIDEOS (ALL THE OLD TUNES ON VIDEO) GENESIS II GAS BefOle the scnmmage, South PHRF C: 1, Ehmmator, Paul BARBEQUE _ captams Mike Montagne, Brian Van Tol; 2, Bravo, Frank Ten. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL SPECIAL • FREE LOCAL DELIVERY Letscher, Matt Wysocki and kel; 3, Con Moto, Harvey Kne- STARTING SEPT.11th. • FREE ASSEMBLY gel'. 00 Rob Khoenle gave Schroeder a $l. GROUNO ROUNDS. CONEYS. BOnLEO BEER • FULL TANK card <;Ignedby all the '89 Blue PHRF D: 1, Blue ChIp, C. 00 Devils Bruce Taylor, 2, Invmclble, Ger. ALLLION HOME STARTING SEPT. 10th ONLY $ 29 Well Wishes filled the card aid Lavme; 3, icing, Hugh Liv- GAMES -LIVE. OPEN SUNDAYS from cornel to corner Schroe Ingston ON OUR SATELLITEDISH AT 12 NOON PHRF E: 1, Stormalong, Bob .. Modern Home Products del', obvlOu'lly touched by the lJ Orr; 2, Wmdward, James Cooley, Idea, gave each of the kids a p~ That PIoneered Gas BBQ Grtns pat on the back and hl<;WIshes 3, Wmdy 3, Jim Rapelje 15300 Mack Ave. "Good luck, fellas " JAM A: 1, Warthog, Matt MON.-FRI. 10.7, SAT. 10-6 It's awkward not havmg Savage; 2, Gallivant, Walter Nt- at Beaconsfield kesch; 3, Charisma, Norm Mal- 23400 Mack Ave. Schroeder around South, but If St, Cla;r Shore5 history dIctates, the Big Reds lory. Carry Outs 881-8895 Will soon be heard from. JAM B: 1, Arthur, Mike tJ85-4670 Cook, 2, Unknown, Lothar Wald; +GIlILL Grill open 'tif 10 p.m. 773.0570 3, Rascal, David Beard. August 31, 1989 _2C St!?M4 Grosse Pointe News

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"', ~'" \&:t M,,'''~ ~S~~IJ~I :I InilIMlII!Mliltlln~~ ~'l" '1f"$iJ.. ,,, \"'*," 1 From page Ie But, III 14 of those they had tie, ,md thiS !>Cabon, With five of year, retUl n", as does LI"a WII ploblem" !>COl'lI1g,too It" "even runnels flOm '88 back, hams and Kalen Ellis Dlvels Boys' cross country Despite all thdt, the N IIIsemen the hardware should !>tay In Amy Nt-Hone and Cheryl Robert. .,tlll won the NatlOndl Ledgw.' 1I1 NOl th country son Will be a tough tandem, and With only two graduated, It'" tIll' MAC, and the dl;,tl'lcl tItle Leadlllg the 1989 team w1l1 be Anne BOUtl'OUS, Stacy Wilham", fair to say that Tom Wise's team COdch GUido f{egell)J ugge pre Nikki VanOppens, Laul'lll Juhe RICCI and Lidia Sabo wdl IS a favorite to Win the league (!lets much the sallle thl" "ea..,on &hllltz, Allison Llebold and "upport the cast of sWimmers However, once you get mto his "We have a potentwlly strong Hope Petels After that, a slew "We want to get back to the No 6 and 7 runnel s, the depth team that could repedt a.., c1MIII 01 Illnnel S dre hopmg to crack state meet and have a bettel Just Isn't there - yet pIOn"," he Sdld ''I'm d bit COli the V<1I"lty's top !>pots showlIlg," O'Connm "md "We've "We have five very stlOng cel ned, though, that \\ e \\ on 't be Mells!:od Blumenthall, Jane changed some thmgs ovm the front runnel'S, but be, and that hCOlll1g Ilklny goab .. RIce, Anne Dakmak, Anne Seal- course of the summel that \\ e don't know Just hO\\ good AccOl dmg to Regelblllgge, the len, Shelly Ballew and Jessica should help us Till" IS a very we'll be," said Wise "We've got delense ~hollid be "tlOng ,md tilt' l\1.lltdllen aI e the likely candl- eXCited grollp determmed to do 12 highly qualified guys who can I\lldfield "OK," but up flont I... d,lle" better at the states .. fill those spots, we Just have to \\ hew the potential tl ouble.., ,lIe "We need to find that fifth walt dnd see " "My 6TUe"" I~ th,lt \\,(,'Ie gOlllg 111ll1ll'I," said Charles Buhaglal' Golf Anchormg a surge of IetUl n 10 be InCOlbl~tent III ;,cOlll1g," 'We need to find someone who 109 I unners are co captams Dave Paige Pelok, the only gill 'xlld Regelbrugge "Even Jl \1 e \1 III It'mam consIstent and get Kerfoot and Rob BI uce Last golfer on the boy!>' team, wdl not don't SCOte a lot, we 1\ III "tlll bl' t he Job done" year's freshman record holdel only captain the Norsemen, but .. dJlliwlt team to be"t . NOIth, \\ hlch went unbeaten Malty KI aft, returns, as do Billy Will also be the No 1 hnkbtel Don Ro..,atl wlll defend the I.."t \ em, II auld like to I epeat an WJlson, John Nickles and Billy goal, With delendel'" Amod S,1l Staats Rounding out a full nidI,., John ](,11 "b<.l"o" .Jnu JOe lineup are Joshua Christian, De Schotthoefel m It ont 01 hll11 lame Boon, Pat Hayes, Mark l\lldfieldel sNick K.1I ,lbetbo"', Palombo, George Ball, Tim John Ferb'U!:oon dnd Dm ld Millet MacGlllls, Colton Weatherston, \\ III be StlOllg, a nd the h ne of Noah Slivers, Tom Coyle dnd Angelo GrlLf.ds, Bob BeIL~ and Peter Gilhesple 1'1"'(0 b\ D"k (,,'pu DaVid MllIel, 01 Nadeen Eh,m "With thiS team, I believe we The 1989 football captains at North are. kneeling. Charlie \\'111 have thl' 1'1e"SUI e of "COlll1g can retw'n to the state finals for Stumb and Bryan Ford. Standing. Chris Meathe and Scott Bern- goals the second straIght year," saId hardt. Regelbl ugge w1l1 be d"sl"ted WIse "We'd hke to wm the end B,Ulll1g lIlJUlIC!:l, thdt shouldn't by Tony DISt e won't. 01 cdn't thlO\\ the the I est of the bTJOUPI" pi etty Pat Wllson, but a stJ ong SUppOl t "omethll1g North has done In all "With those top thl ee player", of thiS season's Blue Devils' bas bd'lI, though .. much the same We hdve a lot of mg ca"t IS geon," said M8Ige, talent and speed on thiS team, a yard I usher and "teps III at 6 2, goes on I \\ouldn't be "U1pllsed If "We have a mce blend o( ex h.lve a bettel showmg m the re who's 111 hel second season tall post player may not be 225, \\ ill have Chi IS Meathe ~evel al of them wel e capable of penence and mexpellCnce," S.lld glOndls and state meet" "We've got thlee very good SCOI needed (taJlbackl as el backfield par1nel commg off the bench and con \Vllson, who take" over 101 Bob ers and With pI actlce the othel LIZ Llebold and Emily Ay. l\1Jke Koemgbauel and Bob Tld tllbutmg" Colhns "I'm not gOlllg to make kids should be able to fill In fOl rault, both of whom step In at 5 ellngton \\ III be seemg aetlOn at The bench depth IS not dttnb Swimming dny predictIOns about the "ed"on the varsity" feet, 8 Inches, wJlI be heaVily re the WIde Iecelvel "pots \Ited to the lack of skill, but to but by the end of It we'll make Jenmfer Paloucci and Wendy hed on to pohsh the inSide game Defen"lvely, North can't afTOId me'\pellence ..,1II e every team has to \\ 01 k Madel WIll lead a strong long- Katie Kolp, Darcy Jones, Becky to gIVe up 16 pomts a game, University Liggett "All the bTJlb all' wor).,lI1g hal d to beat us .. dIstance Ollented team WysockI and Karen Ehresman somethmg It avel aged Idst 'leal hal d on the val SIt\' level," Ben John Kolinski, Scott Colllnb, U ndel the du eetlOn of Mike w;1I be responsible for dishing ThiS year, howevel, \\ Ith Stumb Football nett Said 'They Just need more Jim MOOle, Chu" H,lI1lllton, O'Connol, the Lady Norsemen the ball to them from the guard retUl mng to hiS Imebacker spot TradItionally a slow stal'lll1g time up hel e .. Dave Meda, along WIth sevel al \\ III be stl ong m the long races spots where he had 103 tackles, Nmih team, the ULS football squad IS SenlOl s Melissa Champme othels, Will be fighting to fill the as they make a bid to better last "These girls on thiS team are should slice thdt avelage hoplllg to set a new standard (pomt gu3ld) and KlIn Reltel, cald "eaS(lll 's 11-4 mark very talented," said Coach Peggy "ObvIOusly, \\ e have to keep \\ ho returns to the post, key the "I'm optimistic that we can when the season kicks off on VanEckoute "But Without some the POints ofJ the boald," Sum- Sept 2 at home against Harper list of retUl'nees Katie Loeher, IInplOve," O'Connor said "We height, we are hurtmg" bera said "We have to get some Girls' cross country Noelle COImlel, Kelly Kunkel should be a stronger dual-meet Woods Kathleen Monaghan, Therese shutouts by bemg a mOl e phYSI "ULS IS not known for a fast and Stephallle GOIe, lound out The lecOld looh as If It'll Ie. team than last year because we Zanglln, Juhe Cartwright, Alex cal team than we wel e a yeal the top SIX Amy Sac).,d le.lds a mam mtact. ha I'e more depth " start," SaId Coach Bob Newvme, BIlhu, Colleen Dailey, Vicky SPI ago We've got to put the lock who IS m hiS fifth season, "but I II"t of hopefuls, which II1cludes NOIth's gills' tross countly Heidi Madel, who won the 100 cer and Patty Provenzano round back mto loll .. Kiln Sentel, LOll Haskell, Karen team has nevel lost a leab,Tue tl butterfly state champlOnshlp last See PREVIEW, page 3C out that small, but qUIck team That shouldn't be too difficult Bova, Lama Stam!:ozew"kl, Jen "We can out run anyone," said WIth Ford and Scott Nesom man mfcl Shapn 0 and Jenl1lfel Mc VanEckoute "We're workmg on mng the defenSive ends Leo Sal- Mann our transItIOn game because It vaggIO, only a JUllIOI, wIll set hiS "We should be able to fim"h should be one of our strong 6.1 235.pound frame at one de better thdn 4-4 m the WhIte DI- pomts" fenslve tackle, and TJey Blan VISIOn," Bennett declared "If we ThiS season, VanEckoute gan (63, 275) and Bob Thomas can get some depth, somethmg claIms the girls can Improve on are battlmg fm the othel tacJde I'm vel y cancel ned .lbout, than Grosse Pointe Hockey Association last year's 7-14 mark spot 10 the 4-4 defense \\ e should gIVe the leab'l.Ie title a "They have talked about being Tim Melllig and Jdme" lun Fall Registration wmnels thiS year," said Van- Kutcher Will be the outSIde Ime North open.., It" ;,eason thl.., Eckoute ''I'm letting the girls backel s, WIth KOI zenlC\\ sk I, evenmg when It entettams Cous Mites thru Midgets set their own goals and the first Ryan or Steve Cl apal otta takmg 1110 dt 5 30 one IS to turn that 7 14 mto 14-7 the second inSide lmebackel pO"1 I'd hke to see them do that, and tlOn next to Stumb The cOIner Tennis I really believe they can" back spot" belong to Bal blell and LUCido, who led the NOIfIe Coach Km en Cooksey IS al- men With SIX mtel ceptlOns last leady faced WIth a dilemma Another exciting fun-iI1led Hockey Season North season, With Meathe steppmg 111 Who to play m place of the m awaits you! Don't miss it! Football as the safety Marc Adams, how JUIed Jenlllfer FI eldhne ever, will be seeing action In the FI eldhne, who was to IetUJ n Last year the team was young defenSive backfield, as well as the No 1 smgles playel, IS Children welcome 5 & up, and mexpenenced This season, "The stl eng1.h of the defen..,e "Idelmed fOl at lea"t thl ee \\ee).,s Coach Frank Sumbera welcomes has been stoppmg the lun, With tendomtls m her "houlder hIS semors, tilled WIth mtenslty, Sumbel a Said "The flont fOUl ,Jennlfel GalVin, who was "et to Saturday, September 9th . 9 a.m. to Noon emotIOn and experience Will have to contlOl the Ime and pia)' No 2 smgles may step up "We could have 11 kids start- keep people off OUl' linebacker" to No 1 Ing on offense who'll be semors," so they can read dnd get to the "[f she (Jenl1lfel) retUl n." \\e'll Saturday, September 16th. 9 a.m. to Noon saId Sumbera, who IS entermg ball " have a much stlOngel season," Skating to begin September 16, times aSSigned at registration hiS nmth year for the Norsemen A" If he dIdn't have enough to ~ald Cook"ey "Without hel, "You can't replace experience do, Stumb, who IS abo the val however, I'm "till very optimistic and experienced offenSive hne slty club pre"ldent, Will handle because we have !:lame "tlong at the GPCR men the kicking dutieS Angelo Gilt players" "Last year our young hne took "a", \\ ho will also be pldymg "oc Amy Au"tm dnd NIkkI Tas"o" Community Room Its lumps," Sumbera contmued, cer, WIll help out m the kIcking "hould team up at No 1 doubles, 4831 Canyon "but now It's time for them to be game With Cl'I"tma Bel mudez and the people controlling the Sumbera, along With cOdcheh Bdl b Thomas playmg No 2 dou. tempo" DICk GrammatIco, Mike Kl'as ble... Betky Devll1e WIll play m REGISTRATION FEE: Across the offenSive front, and Nick Thomson, will be 100)., the '>mgles rotatIOn, a" should $50 - first child North, which fimshed 54 last mg for thell' second Macomb Rebecca Damm $30 - second & third child yt:d.I, d v t:1 ages 230 pounds per Area Confmt:ul.t: \Vl"le DIV,,,lull "We have m,ln) playcis "')lI1g man Led by right tackle Bob champIOnship m thl ee yeal s fOl ,>pots," "81d Cook..,ey "I have $110 - maximum per family Thomas, the runnmg game However, a formidable opponent evelY 1C,I..,on to believe that we should be steady Complement. In Romeo may Impede that \\ III be a ..,trong team .. Ing Thomas wdl be left tackle surge For More Information Call: Brad Hea (225) Tim Ryan (230) "ThiS IS the fil5t time I've had Soccer and Bob Hutton Will set up at an all CIa"" A !lChedule," Sum the guard slots, and Tony Vallan bera Said ''I'm happy about In 19 of thell 21 game" last Lou Prues 884.6187 (215) WIll play center that, but It'S a vel)' tough scheel !lCason, the NorbCmen held their (Mites - Ages 5 9) "The key IS to keep our offen. ule In our dIVISIon, Romeo will opponents to one 01 les", goals slVe Ime healthy and movmg," be very tough, a" wdl Fraser, John Adams 882.9551 Sumbera said. "In order for us to and L'Anse Creu'iC, \\ho won the (SqUirts - Ages 10 & II/ be successful, the lme Will have Blue Dlvl"lOn In '88 Will be to control the play." strong Chuck Collins 885.1343 Last season, North survived In "It's gomg to be an exciting (Pee Wees - Ages 12 & 13) the aIr Semor quarterback Scott year for Norsemen football," ~ Bernhardt, who echpsed all the Sumbera concluded ~'1,~ passmg records In North history North opens at home on Sept Carl Rashid,Pres. a year ago, returns to the helm 2 when It entelidlllS Lake Shore Home: 882.6089 HIS receivers Include school.re at 1 pm Office: 963-8142 cord holder Charlie Stumb, who caught five touchdown pa s.'lC!l, Basketball caught a school-high eIght pas.'lCS A used equipment sale will run in tWice In games, and totalled SIX girls retUl n from la"t conjunction with registration. You more than 600 yards a year ago year's 14 8 dl'>tnet finals team, can outfit your child for a very Ed Barbieri, also the backup but Coach Gary Bennett I'> hop reasonable rate. If you have quarterback, and Frank LUCido mg the depth chart I!>extended equipment to sell. or would like are two highly regarded recelV In 1988, Bennett, and aSS1" further information, call Paula ers Adam Korzemewskl, who's tant coach Ray RItter, played the Staniszewski at 885-2880 only a sophomore With a 6-foot, final two thIrd'> of the season 2.mch frame, wIll be the tight With three girls on the bench

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MOllica Paul and they have to do and there are a the Wide out!>. 25th !>ea!>OnwIth the KllIghts, Jonathan DavIs and Mike Coello "We're gOing to be the most Knsten Seemster lot of' selllors who wunt thiS !>Ca The uffenslve line will have tu ha!> the good furtune of filling wuld be one of the 'itronge!>t In competitive for our leab'Ue title ''I'm very optlml'itlc about the son to be a !>ucce!>'l" pioteet sWift-footed quartel back hi!>!>lngle'!>lard with four fre!>h Clus!>C D than we've ever been:' !>ald front Illle," Dau said "What we ULS, which has ;truggled to KeVin Whitfield Whitfield. who men Wuod. an All State !>occer Langford "We Just hope to bUIld need. though, IS to find '>Orne gam football lebpcct, may not played linebacker m '88, will In no partKulaJ Older, Shan- player In hiS two prevlOu!> sea- upon what we do along the way good conSI'itent play and commu have tu worry abuut that thiS add mOle speed to an aheady non Byrne, Heather Heidel, '>ons. will anchor that Ime for to wm the conference meet nlcate " !>eabon Many teams ale aWaJe qUick backfield Anne Cavanaugh and Carlle Coach DaVid Backhur!>t'!> club "We !>hould be III the runnmg CalTle CarpentCl. Elizabeth of the expellCnce 'lIld talent that "With hiS !>peed and ability to BIIgbauer will be playing '>111, Coello will play right wmg, with becaul>e we return five letter- Wlsgerhof and Molly ShlClds will retul'lls for the Kmghh, espe I un the optIOn. Kevll1 IS gOing to gle'> DaVISplaymg left wmg man, Includmg our top four run. defend, With Enka Teltge man clUlly the coucheb gIve "u'oa dimenSIOn we'v~. ne~el "It'!> a little bit of a fluke, but "It's a very powerful Ime," ner,c, flOm last year." Langford mng the goal "Thl!> IS a velY "hong football had, saId Newvme We lC the!>e girl!> are extremely bald Backhurst. "but It'S gomg to contlllued "Another key for us "There are qUite a few open team," !>llldNewvme "The ben gomg to stretch out our offense :,trong," Wood !>ald about hiS take a great team behmd them, IS that we came II1to camp in ,>pot!>where freshman, or anyone 101:' on thlb team \\111 hhmen "It'b hard to tell how as well. If we want to be bucces!> great shape Last year It took us else, can take over." said Dau " ful" keep Ubgomg " Ub ?ne on one well they'll do becau!>Cthey'll be a few meets to get 111 shape This ULS, wlmh could record It!> Chi I!>Call 011. who ru!>hed 101 playmg tournement te!>ted Jun The center midfield Will m- year IS a lot different" Golf first wlIlnmg bl'a'oon under New dpploxlmately 800 yal ds a !>ea 101 sand !>CnlOls. and If they !>tay elude Anthony Ayuyu, Junah vme Illll!>t get ovel the lir!>t bon ago. and fullback Kalow here at ULS for four yeal s. they Smith and Je!>se Kasom Larry Field hockey Andrew Stewart and Chn'i gam~ hump G~~d?n, will be tough to handle COUld"be the stlOnge'>t glOup Ayuyu. James Kim and John McCormick. both shootmg 111 the 30!>, should pace the Kmghts "We haven't beaten Harpel It s one of OUI best backfields eVI.'l Gordon will be the defenders. Nancy Dau IS taklllg over for 111 Wes SIms and Pat McCormIck Wood., III t\\ <) } Cd!;,:' ",lid Ne\\ t'VPI." NeWVille "aId "Chn<; 1<;'00 L(''(le Cram the only <;cnlOr and the goalie responsibilitIes Muriel Brock, and With that vme "We me lookmg forward to qUIck and KalOw blocks and on the squad, returns to play No belong to Paul Lanzon and BIlly mmd, Dau pursues a second con. will be lI!>tedon Coach Tom Hor that game. not only becau!>CIt'S runs velY well We're gomg to 1 doubles WIth Ah Fledenck Schervlsh. secutlve MH.hlgan Field Hockey sley's card. as Will Rob Petz the openel, but because It could fOice the d~renslve backs to come Cram Will also captam the Lady "We can do Just as well, and If League title "We've got a couple of strong set the tone fOl the season" and get us Kmghts not better than last year:' Back- "We've always been !>trong," players, and If they can stay con In Older to mall1taln the feel Tom Best and Andrew Van Lynn Smkel, whose partner IS hurst said when comparmg thiS said Dau, "and I'm hopmg we slstent we should have a decent mg of !>UCCl'SS.however, ULS DeWeghe will be the defenSive undeCided, Will play double!> LIZ season to last season's clip of 15 can contmue to bUlld on the fine year." said Horsley will have to aVOId mJune!>, and ends, With Dodds and Jason Thomas and Natasha Levy, who 4 "I say thIS because we've had things Munel has done here" Players expected to help out get a l)lg c;ea<;onIi'om ItS often DlOok playlllg Imebacker Whit- won the CoD state tItle at No 3 a year of growth and maturIty. Brock IS now the assIstant are Sonny Randazzo and Katie slve 1mI.' lield will be the safety, With doubles. WIll team up agam and our losses to graduation coach Tompkms "Just like any small team, we Barnes and Can'oll, or Ryan "WIth all thIS talent. we shouldn't hurt us that much" can't affOld to lose one player," Mohto!" cleanlllg up from the cor should be a favonte to wm the ULS. which won the regionals saId Newvme "We've got to pre. nel back slots Afanogun. Mern state title (C-D) agam," said but lost m the state semIfinals, vent mJUlles, as well as stay man. Dobrzechowskl. Barnes and Wood, "but you can't fOlget IS hopmg to advance past the away from the mental mis- Ellis Will be playmg defense about Country Day because they semifinals takes" also retum everyone except one "ThIS IS our toughest schedule "OUI key IS how well the of Tom Best and Mike Whelan player" m years because we dropped lenslve hne plays" Newvme con Will !>hare the klckmg duties If ULS does wm the tItle. It some of the weaker teams from tmued "The sen;OIs on the 1mI.' "ThiS IS gomg to be a fun, ex would be ItS 10th consecutive It," Backhurst declared "It's will have to conti 01 the line 01 Cltll1gseason:' saId Newvme "A "Our goals remall1 the same gOlllg to be tough, but I thmk bcnmmage and move people off lot of people, mcludmg oUlselves. as they always have," saId It'll better prepale us for the the ball" all' expectll1g us to do very well Wood "We play one of the playoffs" The line 1<;led by gual d!>John I beheve we can" toughest schedules m the state According to Backhurst. thIS Dodds (5 feet, 11 lI1ches and 175 John Bandos and Jim Glovac By domg so, we guarantee OUI year's team is a close group "CoheSiveness." he saId "All pounds) and James Dobrze \\ III assls t Newvme gtr Is a tough ma tch every tIme cho" 'ikl (57, 220) Ablmbola out" the kIds get along very well and Afallogun (6 1, 220) and John Tennis Othel s standmg by to help the I thmk that may be what we Ellib <60, 220) will man the val sity mc1ude, Rachel Robl need On top of that, we have a tackle bPOt!>.while Joe Ehllch (5 Five girls leturn from last sea chaud. Lauren Gargaro, Elaine very fast team and should be son's !>tate champIOnship team, Calderon and Ify Oblanwu able to out run the opponent" To the hole! Cross country Fourteen teams competed for the top spot in the third Phil Langford IS lookmg be. consecutive Grosse Pointe Farms 3.on-3 basketball tourna- yond a 500 season ment on July 29. Entermg hIS second full sea The Farms Parks and Recreation Department organized son WIth the Kmghts, Langford and sponsored the double elimination tournament. The IS seekmg a MichIgan Indepen. winning team consisted of Margie Gatlilf. Tony Gatliff. Jim dent AthletiC Conference (MlAC) Dixon and Mike Cosfield. champIOnship The tournament has grown each year from eight teams to And, With guys like Jon SIe- the 14 in 1989. ber, Chns Fredenckson, Matt TheJaguar XJ6 isnot only $15,000 less than a Mercedes 420 SEL, it's 7" wider, 2" lower J~ t and 100% prettier. Up and over On Saturday. Sept. 2. the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club will be hosting the M.O.E.T. Jumper Horse Show at noon. The afternoon will consist of top horses and riders competing for a purse of more than $2.000. Horses and riders will navigate a course of fences of varying heights and widths, hop- ing to achieve a "clean round" (no fences being knocked down). The competitors with clean rounds then jump a different course where the winner will be determined by the fastest time. Covered sealing and a cash snack bar will be available. Admission is free. The Hunt Club is located at 655 Cook Road.

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IN THE TROY MOTOR MALL 1815 MAPLELAWN TROY, MICHIGAN 48084 843-6900 August 31, 1989 _4C ...... _E ~ Grosse Pointe News Drowning: Essentially a form of suffocation

SummertIme for many peo sels III the body so that blood water shIp arnved at the scene less dlOxlde In the blood, and by we also have to make sure pIe 111 our area IS associated canylJlg the oxygen IS The bra1l1 can survive fOl a than one and a half how's the time thIS has reached tlu!> that theze IS no other ~nous with activitIes centel ed shunted to the two organ" much longer pemx! If It IS later, and found that 1,500 level 1Il these SWlmmelS, then ploblem affectlllg the put lent, around the \\at~r, such as that need It the most hl'alt cooled, and so the fastel a people hud pellshed However, blood oxygen level has !>uch as a heart attack or a boatlllg, fishmg and :"wlm and blU1I1 drownmg victim cools down, most of those people had not dropped below the level seIzure dl!>OrdelwhIch had in- mlllg The !>l'ColldfdctOi IS "1111 the bettel the chances are dJowned, they were floatmg needed to remalll conscIOus ItlUted the drownmg epIsode Unfortunately, every yeal merSlOn hypot!ll'rllll,l," wlmh that we can revIve the patient around 1Il hfe Jackets and had These people WIll be sWim. One quc!>tlOn people often thiS bnngs a number of mean., the rapId coolmg of tIll' WIth nll lllma I damage to the dted of hypothermIa The TI- mmg under watel' and they ask IS the dlffelCnce between mowlllng VictIms to the emer. boo\ \\ hen llllllll'l --l d In lOld bram All other thmgs bemg tamc had plenty of !lfe Jack- WIll suddenly stop sWlmmg dlowmng m :"alt water and gency center NatIOnWide, equal, a person who IS 1m ets, hfeboats were what they and he motIOnless on the bot- flesh water about 8,000 people dJown an. melsed m cold water has a well' short of tom of the pool As there IS no We ubed to beheve that nually, and drownmg IS the much better chance of bemg ThiS IS the type of patlent stlUggle It IS often not lecog thew wa., a ddlelence, but we second most common cause of sUlceS!>fullyresuscItated than that a modern emergency cen l1lzed by bystandez s that thl!> now know that 111 the major. death 1Il people under 25 one m warm watel tel would attempt to resu!>CI person IS 1Il tlouble, but 111 ac- Ity of ca!>es It Ieally doesn't years of age, exceeded only by HypothermIa IS very IInpor tate tuahty he IS unconscIOus and matter If the \\atm I!>salt or automobIle aCCidents tant m determmmg surVIval, Although the cllmcal pie drowning and must be fJesh In 10 percent of dJ'own- Drownmg IS essentially a and because of the low body sentatlOn of a person who Ib brought out of the water 1m mg vlctuns, there IS no water form of suffocatton and there tempel'atw'e pattents whose drownmg can Val')', often the medlUtely lJ1 the lungs, and death ISdue are two factors whIch greatly hearts have been stopped for vlcttm WIll be makmg over to Jack of oxygen Cd used by mfluence whether or not a long penods of tIme, and pa. head sWlmmtng-type move. Factors to consider spasm and c!ohUJe of the at 1'- person WIll survIve tlents that normally would ments, WIth the head rolled way The first IS called "mam not have been saved have back and the mouth open but Theil' ale certam condItIOns Another quebtlOn concerns mahan dIvmg reflex" been resuscitated sllent ThiS pIcture IS qUIte which ale assoclUted WIth the need to dram or pump the ThIs IS a primitive refle.... A case m pomt A 4.year dIfferent from that seen m dJolVlUng One common factOl water out of the patient's whIch allows dlvmg mammals old boy spent 40 mmutes m sWlmmel s who are attempt IS alcohol lungs If the patient IS m car such as seals and whales to the water trapped under Ice mg to sWIm a long distance We find many adult victims dial' an est the best thmg IS to remam under water for pro and made a complete lecov undel water These people me have mgested alcohol pnor to fOlget about the water and go longed penods of ttme ChIld ery often good sWimmers and be- theIr mishap It IS Impol'tant sll alght to CPR, whIch, as I ren also have thIS reflex and fore they dive 111 they take to remember that a person have mentIOned 111 pIevlOus It IS of great help to them m several deep breaths and hy- who has been m a dlvmg accI altlcles, evel')' pel'son should survmg drowmng epIsodes T I perventllate ThIS washes the dent or has head ll1Jurleb may learn The reflex IS stimulared Hank examp e carbon dIOXIde out of theIr have ll1jUJed hIS neck and This article was written when the face IS Immersed 111 The greatest smgle case of bloodstream spmal cord Also, precautIOns by Dr. Anthony Southall, cold water and It stops the mass ImmerSIOn hypothernua The stImulus that normally should be taken not to move director of the St. John breathll1g; It also causes a occuned when the Tltamc makes a person want to take the neck Hospital Emergency Cen- constnctlOn of the blood ves Dr, Anthony Southall sank The crew from a rescue a breath is build up of carbon In the emergency centel, tel'.

over YOW'hfe that you'll nevel diet I estnctlOns On the con Friendly dieting want to Ielll1qUlsh ThIs does not IIal')' If you openly dISCUSS come overmght, however With needs and appl ehenstons before were SupportIve, he was stIll gIV. MarCIa was eXCIted After practice, however, WIll come the you go out to eat, chances are many futile attempts to lose mg out a non vel bal mebsage fact that you also are m control vel')' good that a game plan can that saId what he truly felt weIght and keep those pounds With the power to say yes or no be worked out m advance of al- off, she felt she had finally found you'll fUll once agam to any sltuatlOn most any SItuatIOn the perfect program for her par. 4) Be SUppOltlve Let your dl' tlcular needs To be totally honest, Halold etmg spouse know that you are MarCIa's prevIOus attempts actually wanted MarclU to be Bv Mary Busse Lending support WIth them 100 percent Let them were not based on good nutn over weIght Her excess wClght 1) Even If you have elected not know that you thmk they are tlOnal eatmg MarCIa was o~n was a safegual d; If MarCIa was to lose weIght, you must help to ten'lfic, you admIre them and IITltable and left With feehngs of over-weight she was also safe 3) Be speCIfic regardmg your What to do assure that your spouse, fnend are suppOltmg them m the at- hunger and fatigue She would Harold dId not have to WOlry personal goals OJ-chIld, has chosen a healthy tempt to lose those unhealthy take these feehngs out on those about othel men "hIttmg" on 1) Make sure the program you The "I don't care," or "I have program Learn as much as you pounds closest to her. MarcJa MarCIa's shm fnend., have selected IS healthy no opmlOn on when or where I also looked at her excess pounds A good nutntlonal program eat" WIll not work anymore can about the program and how 5) Remember that thIS IS not MarCIa's dIetmg efforts would as safe, because they could be WIll mclude all of the baSIC nu Others can't know your personal you can help your program, nor your power mVllrIably lead to a COnfliCt the attI actIVe ones whIle she tnents necessary to your overall needs unless you al e wllhng to 2) Underbtand that thiS pro- Changmg eatmg behaVIOrs is wlthm the famIly and WIth her was noted fOJ her "bubbl}" pel health You should be eatmg share what those needs are gram IS for your loved one and one of, If not the most difficult fnends sonahty Mal cIa's fnends even from a varIety of real foods A 4) In a perfect world, the die- must remam so AVOId dISCUSS- behavlOrs to modIfy But you're As Harold hstened to MarCia needed her to be over weIght for vanety that WIll eventually ter receIves all the necessary mg the fact that your spouse had not m charge You must be a extole the VIrtues of her latest Jf she remamed fat, she reflected teach you how to eat for the rest support m the phYSIcal aspects of gone on another dIet. Let YQur SUPPOltlve, team member, but dIet plans, he was Inundated theIr own mablhty tQvdeal WIth of your hfe. the dIet, and also m the verbal spouse, chIld or frIend Initiate the--dlet~.remallls the team cap- WIth very strong feelmgs from the extl a weIght 2) Be very careful of those you and non verbal "strokes" any conver satlOn regardmg the tam the past Harold felt caught m WIsh to share your eatmg pro But, thIS IS not a perfect diet WIth SQme of these pomts m the middle once again He truly gram With world As the dletel you may 3) If your dletmg fnend seems mmd, the dIeter can be success- wanted MarCIa to succeed m her Your program IS exactly that vel')' well have to take the mltla- evasIve m hIS 01' her needs as to ful thIS time The real failures in new plan, but mtellectually he Sabotage to support - your progl am When y011 hve and assure your spouse (or what foods are appropnate, ask !lfe are those who gwe up after knew that MarCIa would feel bet- share your new endeavor WIth acquamtance) that as you shed If the restaurant you are vlsltm the first try ThiS time you ter about herself and would ben. After readmg the above scena too many people It can actually those pounds, you stIll love hIm Will be condUCIve to their pro- really are gomg to make It! efit health-WIse from the weIght no, you may wonder how MarCIa be given away It IS no longer or her gram. ThIs does not mean that Mary Busse is a diet coun- loss. - or anyone for matter - could your program, and when It'S no 5) Understand that WIth tak. everyone has to suffel because of selor in Grosse Pointe, But, hIStory also told hIm that pOSSIblyreach then goal and ex longer yours your chances of suc mg responsIblhty for what goes MarCIa would probably gam the penence success at dletmg The cess dlmmsh m yow' mouth comes a form of same lost pounds and that Mar followmg guldelmes may help After you've hterally given the power and control that Will gIVe CIa and the famIly would agam you, whethel you al e someone program away, you have allowed a natural hIgh be afloat WIth all the emotIOns of who needs to lose \\ eight, 01 you someone else to take the respon Once you admit that you are one more faIled attempt find YOUlselfmOle m accOld WIth slblllty from you Therefore, completely lesponslble for what Even though Harold's words Harold's poSitIOn someone else made you fall you eat, you WIll gam a power Aerobic exercise can help the immune system If it seems hke you're suffer Relief The advantages of m home ex and don't want to run m the mg from chromc pam, or that erclse are plentIful, too ram, heat or after dark" you catch every bug that goes Regular aeloblC exercise IS "In-home exercIse also has the For more InformatIOn on the around the office, you may find also the solutIOn for mIllIons of advantage of savmg time and value of regular exerCIse, wnte that regular aerobIC exercIse IS Amencans who are laId low - or bemg convement" saId De- or call The NatIOnal ExerCIse the cure. enjoy hfe much less than they Marco "That's l:nportant be For LIfe InstItute, Box I, could - because of persistent cause many people don't have Chaska, Mmn, 55318, 612-448 Recent research shows that pam Accordmg to the Umver exerCIse strengthens the body's f C I (' B k 1 W II tIme to drive to a health club, 3094. slty 0 a IJorma er e eye- 101Inune system, so It can fight ne"" Letter, pam clImC'i around D I t k M' h' ld off mfectlOns and dIseases, ac- the countl')' are now mcludmg vO OS a es le 19an go Health cruise cordmg to The NatIOnal ExerCIse exercIse m theIr regimens Peter Bolos, the ex-pTlze St LoUIS to compete m the Na For LIfe Institute In addition, fi h d uffi d I Se 01 I studies have shown that those AerobIC exerCIse IS also recom- Ig tel' tome runner, s ere tIOna mol' ymplcs, p acmg The Sovereign of the Seas will again be the "floating who exercise more are less both mended by Paul Nutter, M D ,a hIS first injury m a long time, fourth m the 10K WIth a hOle of city" for a second annual health and fitness cruise offered ered by the pain the do have natl?n~lly recogmzed back pam but stIll managed to collect some 1:0056 by the Cardiac Rehabilitation Department of SI. John Hos- y speclahst gold "It wasn't one of my better pital and Medical Center. This cruise. which will see three ports of call. is for car- F'ghtmg dic;eases reqUIres a "People \\ iLh }lIgh l~vels of Bolos, 76, ran the 1500 meter races," Bo!cs said "That's \"hen strong army of WhIte blood cells h I fi race in eight minutes and two I hurt my heel and I had to run diovascular health program patients. P YSlca Itness may not neces- d Id to attack the viruses and bac. sanly have a lower mcidence of secon s to capture the go the final mIle on It I'm just glad Sailing dates are Feb. 11-24. 1990. For furl her informa- terla that mvade the body back pam, but they rate theIr medal at the MichIgan Semor I fimshed Not bad for an old tion. call Karen Cosmos al 886-011L or Davis Sabot 343- 3158. Research by Laurel Traeger pam ao:;Iess severe and have Iess Olympics m Farmmgton Hills man, eh?" Mackmnon, Ph D, at the Um dIsablmg back pam than those Bolos, who has 20 races to hIS verslty of New MeXICO,measure who are not as fit," "aid Nutter credit thIS year, also traveled to Nope, not bad at all the actIvity of athletes' Immune M b ff t- -t- 'Lifesteps' re-educates systems Accordmg to an article "One pos~ilble explanatIOn IS acorn 0 ers ac IVIIeS m the July Issue of Women Mag that people who exercise sulli- St. John Hospital and MedIcal The fall commumty recreatIOn size pool, a one-eighth mIle in- for 14 Thursdays from 7 to 8:30 azme, Mackinnon's researched clently are able to mcrea<;e levels Center IS otTenng one of the program at Macomb Commumty door track, five racquetbalVwal- pm The program fee IS $175. To and found that after a vIgorous of beta-endorphms m their blood newest weight loss programs m reserve a spot, call 779~111. College offers reSidents the op leyball courts, statIOnary bikes, a workout, the ablhty of whIte and spmal nllld," added Nutter the country portumty to continue their favor. St John HospItal, m conJunc- "These neuro.hormone'i reduce umversal gym, weIght room and DeSigned by the American blood cells to WIpe out ViruseS lte summer activities indoors at more. tIOn WIth AssumptlOn Cultural and tumor cel1s rose about 40 the level of pam whIle Improvmg DUlry CounCil, the "Llfesteps" the PhYSical EducatIOn Center For more mformatlOn, call Center IS offermg "Smokeless," a percent above normal for at least overall sense of well-hemg Pa. program IS aimed at re-educatmg Faclhties mclude an olympiC- 445-7476 hIghly successful stop smokmg one hour 'liter a workout tlents WIth back pam may ac- one's eating habIts and empha. program tual1y feel better durmg and af- sIzes the need for exerCIse to Mackmnon explams that most tel' exercise because they are shed unwanted weight and keep The program WIll be demon- of the body's Immune cells are able to raIse the level of beta- Levine wins Woods tourney It off. strated dunng a free mtroduc- normally "m storage," either m- endorphm" " tured the 14.17 title m three tory sesslOn Tuesday, Sept 19 at side tIssues of adhenng to the The Grosse Pomte Woods Ten The 14-week program, taught illS Tournament drew many tal- sets, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, over Patrick at the AssumptIOn Cultural Cen- 7 pm at Assumption Cultural walls of tmy vems These cells "Exerclsm~ regulally IS Impor Center m St Clair Shores are actually sticky tant to achwvmg the<;e benefits," ented players Kelly. ter, wIll be led by a registered notes DIane DeMarc<>,executIve The finals were played on Alhson VanDeGmste won the dIetItIan and includes a complete The program, whIch has "When you exerCise, your need director of The National ExerCIse Aug 10 for the boys' 9.13 and gtrls' 13.14 slot WIth a resound. "Lifesteps" kit for each particI- helped more than 200,000 people for oxygen opens up your blood For Life In'ltItute "Make exer. 14-17 age groups, and the girls' ing 60,6.1 wm over Susan Cor. pant. Pre.registration is required quit smokmg, is offered m coop- vessels, and the mcreased blood Clse a part of your hfe by incor. 13 19 dIVISIon mlle. because class size will be limited eratIOn with St John HospItal. CIrculatIOn may knock the stIcky poratmg a varwty of exercIses Mark Levme took the top In the men's 35.and-over com. for individual attention. Classes run Sept 25-28, and Oct immune cells into movement m mto your hfe, Il1cludmg an m. hardware m the 9-13 category petItIOn, Gary Conti defeated The mtroductory class Will be 3.10, from 7 to 8:30 p.m Fee is the bloodstream," saId Mc. home exercI<;emachme," she ad. With a 64, 6.3 wm over Ajlt Sar. James Freeman, 6.0, 6-0, to held Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. Regular $155. For more mformatlon, call Kinnon. VIseS nalk. Matthew Holuscko cap- round out the champIons. classes begin Sept. 28 and run 779-6111,

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DEADLINES 882.6900 INDEX 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi48236 • Monday 4 pm-ALL BORDER and MEASURED (special type AUTOMOTIVE REAL EST A TE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES bold, caps, etc) must be In our of HELP WANTED AMC 70B Houses Wante

101 PitA YfRS 101 PRAYERS 1O~ ENTERTAINMENT 101 PRAYERS 101 PIlAYlRS 100 PERSONALS 100 PUSONALS 100 PERSONALS PRAYER TO THE A CLOWN COMPANY PRAYER TO THE PAA YER TO THE ONE Way all1lne tlcket- De- BUYER BEWARE I HOLY SPIRIT The Finest ProfessioMl LOVING, personal care, HOLY SPIRIT NOVENA HOLY SPIRIT troit to Boston, open date Before you buy that DREAM Holy Spmt, you who make Entertainment small female dogs Refer- Holy Splnt, you who make TO ST. JUDE Holy SPlrrt, you who make HOUSE, let me take a me see ever'jthlng and aner S-2~ 885-'519. ences $6.50 VE9-1385 me see everything and Apostle and Martyr, great In me see everything and 886-5520 close look at the roofl who shows me the w~ to RENT my beautiful' Silk who shows me the way to Virtue, nch In miracles, who shows me the way to FAIRY GodmOther available lOW COST roof consulta- reach my tdeaJ You who Flowers to decorate wed- SMALL Dog Slttmg- not reach my Ideal You who kinsman of Chnst, Inter. reach my Ideal You who for entertamJOg at, chiJd- tIOns ca\l Dave nowl grve me the DMne Gift to dings, showers, parties over 14 pounds, 24 hour give me the DMne Grft to sessar of all who Inlo'Oke gIVe me the DMne Gltt to ren's partJeS Call Chan- 822-5589 forgive and forget the 881-1071 care Only 1 or 2 dogs forgive and forget the you to use your great forgIve and forget the telle, 331-nOS wrong that IS done to me JACKIEIS Excellent references wrong that IS done to me God given power to aid wrong that IS done to me ClDEATYME TOURS En. and you who are In all in- PROFESSIONAL Sound PET & PAL SERVICES Please call before 6 30 and you who are In all in- me In my urgent petitIOn and you who are In all In- JOy a day In The Country stances of my life With Service OJ's for all 0cca- Mini-van airport shuttle PM 885-3039 stances of my hfe With In return I promise to stances of my life With Cider, Zoo, Dinner, Gift me I, In thIS short dta- sIOns Call Dan, 882. me I, In thiS short dia- make your name known me I, In thIS short dra- Shop Equestnan Exhibit, (Metro & City) Iogue want to thank you 6904 House sll1lng logue want to thank you Pray for us who ask for Iogue want to than~ you much more saturdays 101 PUYE~S for everything and confirm LOVing animal care (exercls- for everything and confirm your aid St Jude, Say 3 for everything and confirm CLASSICAL musIC for any september 23, 30 OCt~ once more that I never occasion Solo, duo, tno, mg & feeding) once more that I never Our Fathers, 3 Hall once more that 1 never ber 7, 14, 21, 28 Tour want to be separated qUintet, gUitar, wmds, 884-1516 want to be separated Marys, 3 Glonas This want to be separated bus departs Wally's from you no matter how NOVENA from you no matter how Novena has never been from you no matter how vOice 354-6276 frozen Custard, 10 30a m PROFESSIONAL massage great the matena! desires TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN great the matenal desires known to fall Say Novena great the matenal desires call 343-9059 between 7- for women House calls may be I want to be WIth REMEMBER, 0 MOST gra- may be I want to be With for 9 days My request may be I want to be With 112 MUSIC EDUCAnON 9.3Op m Great for Sen- optional, 10 years experi- you and my loved ones In CIOUS Virgin Mary, that you and my loved ones In was granted JAG you and my loved ones In 1Ot'S, Clubs, Groups ence Judy, 882~6 your perpetual glory rrever was II known that your perpetual glory your perpetual glory SUZUKI Violin lessonS. all anyone who fled to the I-'HAYEA TO THE Amen UNORGANIZED PARTY? WILL Share 4 Lion's sea- Amen Amen ages Certified. Lisa protectIOn, Implored thy HOLY SPIRIT Thank you for your love to- Thank you for your love to- A Thing of the Past - son tickets 35 yard line, Thank you for your love to- SalQh,886-1743 upper deck 774-9300 help or sought thy Inter- Holy Splll1, you who make wards me and my loved wards me and my loved cali the wards me and my loved PIANO Instructions- 18 Cession, was left unaided me see everything and ones Pray thiS prayer ones Pray thiS prayer ones Pray thiS prayer years expenence, certl- PLANNED PARTY MASSAGE, nurture yourself Inspired With thiS confi- who shows me the way to Ihree coosecutlVe days three consecutIVe days three bonsecutlve days fied levels, Kindergar- " Is Sure to Last! wrth a massage House- reach my Ideal You who WIthout asking your Wish, AI! dence, I fly unto thee, 0 Without asking your Wish, WIthout asking your Wish, INCLUDES:Games, candy, calls and gift certificates gIVe me the DlVlne Gin to after third day you Wish ten offered 839-3057 Virgin of Virgins and after third day you Wish atter third day you Wish Clowns, Matching Cups, available Betsy Breckels, forgive and forget lhe will be granted, no maner PIANO Lessns- My home, Mother, to thee do I Will be granted, no matter Will be granted, no matter Plates & Table Cloth - - AMTA Certified 884- wrong that IS done to me how dtfficult rt may be Harper Woods area $61 come, before thee I how difficult II may be how dlfficuh It may be AND ALL YOU NEED 1670 and you who are In all In- Then promise to publish lesson 3714617. stand, Sinful and sorrow- Then promise to publish Then promise to publish FOR A PARTY TO LASTl stances of my life with thiS prayer as soon as WINSTED'S custom fram. ful, 0 Mother of the Word thiS prayer as soon as thiS prayer as soon as PROFESSIONAL musician For More In'onnatlon me I, In thiS short dla. you favor has been Ing Frammg, matting and Incarnate, despise not my you favor has been you favor has been With leaching degree CALL STEPHANfE logue want to thank you granted Thank you for quality' work Reasonable petrtlOl1s but In thy mercy granted Thank you for granted Thank you for available for lessons In for everything and confirm favors recerved D T M III 979-0741 rates Margaret, 331- hear and answer me favors receIVed M C S favors received H T your home Plano or ~ 2378 Amen Say thiS Novena once more that I never NOVENA TO ST JUDE cal 824-7182 for 9 days Thank you for NOVENA want to be separated May the sacred Heart of 10~ ENTERTAINMENT PIANO teacher With degree BARBe WE need a chma cabmet favors receIVed H T TO ST. JUDE from you no matter how moved from the Boston great the matenal desll8S Jesus be adored, glon- has opening for begtn- Apostle and Martyr, great In tied, loved and preserved .... ~-""""""~ .... ~~~~ nlng or advanced stu- RESTAURANT area to Grosse Pomte NOVENA TO ST JUDE may be I want to be WIth Virtue, nch In mllacles, lhroughout the wor1d now SOUND SYSTEMS dents Experienced In Will pay gas expenses May the Sacred Heart of you and my loved ones In OWNERS kinsman of Chnst, Inter- and forever Oh, sacred D J Se~ny OCUIIlOll plus 881.a338 Jesus be adored, glon- your perpetual glory classical, pop, ragt 1O'le, sesser of all who Invoke Heart of Jesus, pray for We Fab & Paint a\l Amen PROFESSIONAL-EXPERIENCED andJazz 343-9314 tied, loved and preserved you to use your great types of Indoor & Thank you for your love to- us Workers of miracles, Gr.t Musfc Seleclfon Ihroughout the world now God gIVen power to aid outdoor signs Includmg DRIVING wards me and my loved pray for us 5t Jude Very Competitive CLASSIFIED ADS and forever Oh, Sacred me In my urgent petrttOn Menu & "Special". C'1CS Pray tn,s prayer helper of the hopeless, 881-1817 881-1817 LESSONS Htlilri of J 8SuS, pra, fOi In retum I promise to CALL 882-6900 three consecutIVe days pray for us ... Economy us. Workers of miracles, make your name known ------1 WIthout asking your WISh, say thiS prayer 9 times a Drlvmg School pray for us St Jude Pray for us who ask for by-design after third day you Wish day By the 8th day your helper of the hopeless, your aid St Jude, Say 3 463-3427 Will be granted, no matter prayer Will be answered 771-1928 pray for us Our Fathers, 3 Hail how difficult It may be It has never been known Say thIS prayer 9 times a Marys, 3 Glonas thiS Then promISe to publish 10 fall, never PublicatIOn day By the 8th day your Novena has never been thiS prayer as soon as musl be promised prayer Will be answered known to fall Say Novena you favor has been Thanks St Jude for It has never been known for 9 days My request granted Thank you for prayer answered K W RELAX FOR to fall, never PubllcallOn was granted L H must be promised favors receIVed M H T NOVENA LABOR DAY! Thanks St Jude for NOVENA TO ST. JUDE prayer answered Special GROSSE POINTE NEWS May the Sacred Heart of TO ST. JUDE Let the thanks to our Mother of 882-6900 Jesus be adored, glen- Apostle and Martyr, great In Grosse Pointe News Prepetual Help K G tied, loved and preserved Virtue, nch In mllacles. throughout the world now kinsman of Chnst, Inter- Classifieds work for you! sesser of all who Invoke IIlIl "EI~ONAlS lOll P£RSONAlS and forever Oh, Sacred ANTI-CRUELTY ASSOCIATION Heart of Jesus, pray for you 10 use your great God gIVen power to aid 13569 Joseph Campau • Detroit, M! 48212 us Wooers of mIracles, We will be closed Monday, R.C. Photographic Services pray for us St Jude me In my urgent petrtlQf1 September 4. To avoid the FEATURING: helper of the hopeleSS, In return I promISe to make your name known Tuesday Noon deadline rush, • Animal adoptions into loving homes Special Events pray for us Pray fCK uS whO ask for • Humane education Commercial, Personal B & W developIng say thIS prayer 9 times a we suggest classified ads be your aid 51 Jude, Say 3 • Rescues and sheltering with T.L.C. day. By the 8th day your placed by 5 p.m. Friday, prayer Will be answered Our Fathers, 3 Hall • Legislative action - local, state. federal 824-2614 September 1st. It has never been known Marys, 3 Gtonas ThIS • Re-uni1ln9 lost pets with their family Novena has never been to fall, never PublicatIOn Measured and bordered ads • Cruelty investigations YOUR HOME OR PET must be promised known to fa,l Say Novena A WORK OF ART Thanks St Jude for for 9 dayS My request must be placed by Friday, Adoption hours: 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m PenCil, Ink, Watercolor prayer answered P K A was granted H T September 1st at 4 p.m. Monday.Saturday BUSiness or Boat By Carol A Smclalf WANT GROSSE POINTE NEWS 88&-8468 I 882-6900 (313) 891-7188 -notecards and pnnts- ADS \ 882-6900 I

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200 HELP WANlED loiNERAl 114 SCHOOLS '17 SECIlEtAlltAL SIIlVICIS 200 IIHI' WANTED GENIRAl 200 HElP WANTED GENIRAL 200 HELP WANTED (iENUIAl 200 HfL~ WANTED GENERAL 200 HEL~ WANTED GENERAL

5T. Joan of Arc There are NATIONAL organization PHONE girls wanted, full or HERE'S A Big Tip for pe0- TCBY Yogurt on MaCK Ave BARPERSON part time, AIR Brush artISt wanted for openings In the afternoon has temporary full flme part time POSitIOnSavall- HOME OFFICE ple who want to earn wants part-time, daytime weekends Harperl Cad- tee shirt bUSiness Male pre- school 4 year old and part time hours avail- able Apply In person af. SUPPORT more Red Lobster- If employees FleXible Ieux area, over 21 343- or Female, expenenced class For more Informa able for articulate indiVid- ter 4 pm, 15134 Mack you're working hard and weekday hours, Ideaf for 9575, between 12 and 7 reqUired, 5(J/ 50 commis- call 775-8370 uals to do phone work tlOn SpecIalist In under- enJoymg It less, maybe nother With children In pm, Monday through Sion, piece work FleXible LABORERS needed for dig- POSitive atlltude and em- standing the needs you should be workmg for o>chool Call 881.5608 or Friday hours n8-4123 ging, hard work water- 116 fUTOIlING, EDUCATION tiPS We have hundreds palhy most Important of the IndNKlualor stop at 20385 Mack Ave, EXPERIENCED short order STOREROOM CLERK proofmg basements Ex- and hundreds of satisfied Full training proVided small busmess • Grosse POinte Woods cooks, barmaid or barten- Full lime opening eXists for penence preferred but customers who show Call Mr MldInSKIY, 882. TUTORING LANDSCAPE Company der, bus girl Apply In a storeroom clerk on the not necessalY If you can their gratitude daily 2287, 10 AM to 3 PM ALL SUBJECTS Word Processmg needs laborers With a person at Wlnpy's, 16543 day shift ResponSibilities handle the work No Openings available for GRADES 1 THRU 12- Mailing & Database minimum of 1 year exper- KITCHEN Help, dishwash- E Warren, DetrOit Include loading arid un- wimps $5/ hour to start full and part time walters PROFESSIONAL Ience 521 7420 ers Will train, no experl' loading of trucks, making With rapid Increases If Mgt. and waitresses We offer ACCOUNTING ASSistant, FACULTY ence necessary Apply deliveries of matenals, you work good. 526-9288, - Presentation Full and part time Great OFFICE Posltlon- Responsl part time, fleXible hours (back door), between 2 supplies arid mail to aU leave message WE CAN HELP GraphICS Starting Salary FleXible ble for Data In-put word p m and 5 pm, Tuesday Computer experience helpfUl Send resume to departments, operating CASHIER, full time posltlOf'l GROSSE POINTE - StatIStICs Scheduling Meal DIS- processing, phones Full through Saturday Anto- machines related to our needed for car wash In LEARNING CENTER count, Much much more time for small accounting D W, 718 Notre Dame, Cassette Trans- nio's Restaurant, 20311 messenger service Must 131 Kercheval on the Hili Fmd out wl'at It feels like office Send resume to Grosse POinte, 48230 Grosse POinte area Ref- cnptlon Mack, Grosse POinte have a high school di- 343-0836 343 0836 to work With the best In Affordable SolutIOns, erences 362-2290 Woods 884-0253 LUNCH Waitress for small ploma and 1 year experi- PRESCHOOL State of art laser tervlews bplng held lhls 23550 Harper St Clair CHURCH Custodian, 40 the COOKS, part time, full time Grosse POinte restaurant ence In supply tunctlons GYMNASTICS week 2- 4 P m Monday- Shores 48080 hours per week, Surldays production plus fax Excellent opportunity Monday thru Saturday 12 If Interested, apply at De- Our facility IS specially de- Friday Stop In and ask Included Maintenance and telecomrr Inl DOWNTOWN DetrOit luxury Apply In person Irish to 3 $3 35 per hour troit Riverview Hospital, signed to develop pre for the manager Red expenence reqUired L~ hotel IS seeking qualified Coffee Bar and Grill, Good summer Job 886- n33 East Jefferson, De- school locomotive social catIon support Lobster, 20422 Mack Av- cated In Grosse POinte indiViduals for the follow. 18666 Mack Ave 9625 trOit, MIChigan, 48214 and physicals",::;; P,t.. enue, Grosse Pomte Farms Resume reqUired 8AM.l:lPM Mon.Sat Ing positions Food Serv- E.O.E. SECRETARY/ ReceptIOnist, GROSSE POINTE NEWS school ages 3-5 O1her Woods, MI Equal Oppor- ers (dining room and ban- Call 884-3075, 9 to 4 PM classes available ages J tunity Employer part time for construction 882.6900 HOUSEMAN, full and part Home Office OlV. Quet) bartenders and GRILL- Prep person, 20513 through adull management firm Duties time for Grosse POinte WAITERS, waitresses cocktail servers, banquet PART.TIME football, bas- Mack, apply WIthin, 11 Artistic Gymastlcs Event ProductJons Include answering phone, War Memonal Beneflls needed for calerlng bUSI- set up persons and cash- ketball, volleyball and a m to 12 noon typing and filing, 45 to 50 Ask for Mrs Lough, 881- 776-6678. 882-7700 ness FleXible hours Iers Please forward re- soccer offiCials, SUpervi- wpm At least one year 7511 BROADCASTING Ideal extra money for stu- sume or leller of applica- sors and class Instruc- experience required Will WILL TRAIN I 117 SICIlETAlllAl SEIlVIClS dents and young moth tion to River Place Inn tors Applications avail- APPLICATIONS being ac- train on computer soft- 200 HU' WANTED GENEIlAL ers 777 7443 Monday 200 River Place, DetrOit able at The cepted for alto and tenor TV COMMERCIALS ware Office located on LETTER FOR LETTER thru Frrday 10 to 5 48207 Neighborhood Club, poSItions In claSSical sa- Real people needed for FAX AUTO PORTER Wayne State campus, 17150 Waterloo, 885- cred quartet at First Con- commerCials, all ageslall CASHIERI Parts Runner ASSEMBLY Workl Electrnlc Word Processing Needed for large volume excellent opportunity for 4600 gregatIOnal Church 831- types For InformatlOll, poSition available Immedi- parts, creative crafts, Resume Preparation dealer Good pay and student Call 832-0430 or 4080 call CDI, ~100, exten- ately Part tlmel full time, wooden novelties Excel- SHAMPOO glfl needed, General Personal Typing benefIts Apply In person 351-4500, ask for Person- SIOn0074. good pay Ideal for col- lent Income' Fee 504- part time Tuesday thru INSURANCE Office- man- Medical Legal BUSiness to Bob Stnckroot at nel lege/ high school student 646-2335 Ad -F174 Friday Please contact age computer system Cassette Transcription Ray Laethem Pontiac TAX Accountant for CPA A BETTER HOMES Apply In person at Cheryl or Heidi, 882- and operation functions Harper-Vernier 17677 Mack. WAITRESSES wanted, firm, fleXible hours, com. AND GARDENS OFFICE Grosse POinte Shell 6240 Send resume to Insur- 774-5444 CLASSROOM ASSistant nights East Warren Provides the best opportu- 18701 Mack Avenue pensatlon based on ex- ance, POBox 36626, Ideal for male, to work Lanes, 17225 East War- perience Send resume ACCOUNTANT, tax return nity for SUCCESS In sell- THE LAST WORD 886-2390 Harper Woods, MJ 48236 Word Processing Service With severly emotIOnally ren, DetrOit 885-0060 to M G, POBox 668, preparer, part time, fleXI- Ing REAL ESTATE! Inter- CHILD Care worker. work. ble hours Knowledge of PHONE girlS, $4 Pizza ested In extensive Resumes, Repetitive Impaired students at the APPLICATIONS now being St Clair Shores, MiChi- Forms 1065 and 1120 makers, $4 50 Delivery training, including Pre-l1- Lellers Barnard Center, Cook Ing With emotionally Im- accepted for waitress po- gan 48080 Road for Children's paired boys and girls In a helpful Send resume to boys Ex-Domina'S em- cense and Marketing? In Labels Charts Statistics sItions Please apply Blue EXPERIENCED short order Home of DetrOit Starting treatment center for child- D W, 718 Notre Dame, ployees welcome Little Grosse POinte, call Mark Mailing List, ManUSCripts POlnle Restaurant, 17131 cook full or part-time rate $6 88 per hour Ap- ren, afternoon shift Ben- Grosse POinte 48230 Italy Pizzeria 526-0300 Monaghan at 886-5800 Speeches, Lellers East Warren Avenue De- Apply Your Place ply at The Grosse POinte efits High school degree Other locatIOns, call Lloyd Legal-Busl ness-Pe rsonal troit Lounge 17326 E War- WAITRESS wanted Apply RESTAURANT staff PubliC School System, Send resume or fill out Edwards at 268-1000 GIVE US A CALL ren at Cadieux Cafe, 4300 wanted waltstaff, cooks ANYTIME 389 St Clair application at Children's ARBOR DRUGS Cadieux, after 4 PM 882- needed, full and part time SCHWEITZER Home of DetrOit, 900 REAL ESTATE 774-5673 DOWNTOWN Detroit luxury 8560 posItIOns available Ex- Cook Road, Grosse CASHIERS & STOCK MATURE BETTER HOMES WORD PROCESSING/FAX holel seeking qualified, perience preferred, enthu- POinte Woods, MI 48236 DRIVERS NEEDEDI AND GARDENS Resumes, Letters, motivated IndiViduals to siasm reqUired We're Full and part lime opportunl SINCERE Good dnvlng record Will 20 Offices fill the follOWing poSitions HELP wanted experienced growing, new location Theses, Term Papers ties for cashier and stock train Excellent money Sous Chef, minimum of 3 cooks, walt persons, bus- opening soon Apply In General, Notary help at our Kercheval 10- DEPENDABLE making potential Apply In years experience as a boys Apply at ZaPaul's, person, between 2 and 8 MacRae Secretarial calron Arbor offers em- Persons sought to do person Sous Chef With luxury ho- 18450 Mack Avenue, pm, Monday through THE 521-3300 ployee discount, fleXible order desk phone follow 15501 Mack Ave tel or upscale fine dining Grosse Pomte Farms up on customers Friday, Plzzapapalls Tav- PLAIN JANE hours, paid benefits, and DELIVERY Person needed restaurant Line and Pan- 881-3062 generated by our sales erna, 553 Monroe Street, CHEESECAKE Word Processing Resumes a clean, pleasant atmo- at A J Meyer Pharmacy try Cooks minimum 3 office ThiS opportunity Detroit 961-8020 BUSiness Personal Corre- SERVERS wanted full time, sphere Cashiers must be Must have own car years experience With is Ideal for a retired SHOPPE spondence Mailing Lists days, Monday through at leat 18 years of age Please call 882-1040 EXPERIENCED restaurant Mature person to assist upscale ala cart food person, houseWives Friday Experience pre- Apply In person at people- all poslttons In bakery With prep 884-2332 preparation and presenta- looking to supplement BUSPERSONS full and part ferred but not necessary Arbor Drugs family Income or Just Union Street Restaurant, and other related lion Baker minimum 3 time, must be 16 years of Women In TranSition Apply m person, Monday Grosse POinte good part time 4145 Woodward 831- duties Also assist in years expenence In pro- age 884-2500 RESUME SERVICE through Friday between 17120 Kercheval afternoon workers - 2121, after 200 order packaging. We offer bnef, InexpenSive duction of muffinS, pas- until 930 pm Hours 30 a m.-2:30 10 and 11 am Rlvertown at St Clair RECEPTIONIST Part time, 8 effective and supportive tnes frUit tarts, breads Requlfements are TELLER pm., Monday-Friday. Saloon, 1977 Wood- EO E. Part. time position IS open afternoons or evenings, assistance We'll start and chocolates Please maturity, "phone pOise" Full time work. Apply bridge, Detroit AVON- Wholesale or retail at our office located In poSSible momlngs, must with whatever Kleas and send resume or letter of and a good "gift of gab' In person, morning For information call 294- along With Willingness Grosse POinte, Notre be rehable and flexible. matena\s you have gath- application to River only' 19873 Mack, 3736 to learn and Dame at Kercheval POSI- Apply In person Monday ered and help you to fo- Place Inn, 200 River Grosse POinte dependability We are tion offers public conlact, through Fnday, 12 noon Place DetrOit 48207 Child Care Woods cus GOOD an established - family With excellent working until 5 PM, at The Tan O'Connor ASSOCiates & LANDSCAPE laborer SUPERVISOR type east area firm conditions and competI- Statton, 21520 Harper, Full training, good 885-7918 needed, 18 years or tive salary and benefits St Clair Shores PIZZA makers needed, ex- hourly base, older experience pre- JOB We seek a credentialed candidates must have a penence preferred but WANT ferred, Will train Valid profeSSional With 12 se- commiSSion and bonus ALARM Installerl helper to those who qualify good math aptitude and not necessary Apply In Michigan drivers license For a mature mester hours In child de- Will tram, some expen- ADS Please leave message light typing ability Cash person after 4 pm, No college students 371- Ind IVld u al deSiring velopment and education ence preferred Call for Mr Bryant handling expenence de- 15134 Mack Avenue great supplemental weekdays 9 to 5 at 839- WEDNESDA Y, 8-5 7414 to direct center actiVIties Sirable Part time positIOn cash or a super Including Training, Devel- 4830 IDEAL for college students STOCK Help- full or part- 886.1763 reqUires full days of work THURSDAY, 8-6 afternoon position III opment and Program Im- Part lime banquet servers time Pleasant atmo- 930 pm Hourly, on days scheduled plementation Must have RESTAURANT Service needed Immediately FRIDAY, 8-5 sphere, no evenings, commiSSion With cash Apply In person lOAM - 3 ability to work as a team staff for new downtown Food or banquet seMce MONDAY, 8-6 some lifting reqUired Ap- mcentlves and a PM, Monday thru Fnday, MR. C's restaurant, experienced experience preferred GROSSE POINTE NEWS bonus If you have a member In thiS Metro lo- First Federal of Michigan, ply In person CaliCO Cor- preferred Apply In per- Apply Within, 9 to 5, Mon- knack for sales and cation Salary commen- 633 Notre Dame, Grosse 882-6900 ners, 21431 Mack son only, lOa m 4 p m day thu Friday No phone are dependable Call surate With experience POinte An Equal Oppor- DELI CASHIERSI Stock Down- Mr Williams - Leave Lansdowne, 201 Atwater, calls! Respond to Hotel Full benefits proVided tUnity Employer Pontchartraln, 2 Washing- BUSINESS AND town DetrOit finanCial dls- message any time of Qualified candidates may DetrOit FleXible work schedule TECHNICAL SERVICES ton Blvd., DetrOit, MlCh.. tnct store seeks hard day EastSide send resume to Child DRIVER wanted for local BARTENDERS Starting pay based on LRser Pnn ter working IndiVidual to work Care, POBox 201, St travel agency - must have Needed for weekend work, experience. Will tram gan 48226 IBM Overflow Support days Monday through Fri- Clair Shores, MI 48080 reliable car and' some perfect for college stu- for cashier, dell clerk, FULL and part-lime counter Buslncss • TcchnlGll day 964-1717 equal opportunity em- 886-1763 knowledge of the metro- dents cooks and stock help needed. Benefits In- Acadenuc ployer Medical. Dental. Legal PART Time school bus politan Detroit freeway $6 TO $10 POSitions Must be 16 cluded Contact Tereasa D.J., experienced, so's and system 15 hours per Apply at any Mr C's leiters' Reporls ' Memo' drivers needed 881- DAY Managerl Host, must AN HOUR between 8 arid 3, 8a1- Spreadsheets' InvOlong 60's musIc Apply m per- be a dynamiC indiVidual week guaranteed - prefer Deli 9573 Roostertall Caterers 2800 Fonns Processing son, Trolley's, 17315 who can take the ball 1 pm to 4 pm, Monday Cassetle TranscnpllOn APPLICATIONS accepted 100 Marquette GRILL cook wanted, light Mack, 3 blocks north of and run With It Down- thru Friday Please call COOK, hostess, cashier, for Fall and Winter 822-1234 lunches Ideal for mother Persona1Jzed Cadieux, after 7 p m town Rlvertown restau- 884-3172 for an Interview waitress Apply Within Repelltlve Leiters Butcher stock clerk ACCEPTING applicatIOns POinte Barbeque, 17410 of school age children Envelo.J>C!!• Labels EXPERIENCED painters rant, 259-2208, Norm RETAIL SALES Yorkshire Food Market for part time sales per- East Warren, Detroit Will train POinte Cafe, Mal1mg Ust Maintenance needed for friendly, con- Schwartz COFFEE BEANERY 16711 Mack son, must be available 18431 Mack Theses • D1sscrlatlon~ sCientious painting firm HAIR Stylists Rosewood of Eastland Mall, part or full DESIRE A retired Chnstlan Term Pa~rs • Manuscripts Monday through Fnday, PAINTER wanted Expen. PREPARATION cook 12 to 331-4306 Grosse POinte now has lime, please call 839- woman to be live In com- ForeIgn Language Work 1Q-6 $4.00 per hour, ap- 5 Tuesday - Frrday Call 7071, or apply In person panion for healthy elderly ence preferred, wlll train Equations' GraphICS TEACHERS Aide for Day- opening More for your ply In person, Harmony 882-8522 after 5 woman, Will prOVide resi- person With potential Statistics' Tables. Charts care Center Full time, rent dollar, or top com- House, Grosse POinte dence, all meals, utilities 884-2882 Resumes. Cover Leiters LANDSCAPE laborers $3 75/ hour plus benefits miSSion For appointment, ADULTS Woods, 19683 Mack App1Jcallon Fonns RETIREES and small salary, no labor needed Not under 18 Experience necessary 884-6072 BOOKKEEPER! Secretary, STUDENTS WAITSTAFF, full and part reqUired, adult son also 822-4800 7575360 m-8540 full time wanted for busy With car, to deliver morn- time Apply In person to resides In home In Cen- Grosse POinte Company Ing Free Press routes In I Lochmoor Club, 1018 terline 852-1651 eve- Typing, c-Of'Ilputer and 111 SECRITARtAl SIIlVICES 117 SEClllTAllAL SEIVICES 117 StCRITAltIAL SIIlVICES - Nail Grosse POinte, Harper Sunnlngdale, Grosse nings/ weekends bookkeepIng skills Woods, and East Side of POinte Woods 48236 Technician DetrOit area TELEPONE sales people needed Call Sandy Kempa at 886-9030. Must be experrenced Call 882-0045. AUTO battery shop seeks part-time, evenings RetI- COLLEGE/BACK-TO-SCHOOL Guaranteed Salary With part herp for retail sales ree, Hlghschool, 2nd )O!>- STATION Anendant, after- Incentives Manr addi- Will train Retirees wel- bers Pleasant work, con- noons till 9 pm, FUll-time, tional benefits come $4 per hour. genial co-workers, Grosse Village Mobde, Kercheval SPECIALI Northeastem Battery 5~ POinte Park office B84- at Cadieux, Grosse Lamia Salon 884-1739 0374 2994 after 5 30 Pointe see Phll.n am 1------.I Dorm Acr~~ories & School Supplies I I I I 15% OFF SPECIAL I AUTO Do you love to decorate with beautiful fabrics? Consider a position at Calico ComelS I With 11m coupon I xp 9-1 <;-89 I WINDOW .~ I (excludes off co m3chlnes) I We are looking for enthuslasllc salcs ~------~------I TINTER assocIates who enJOYworkmg wllh >i ' \. I decoratIVe rabncs and helpmg ~fI'!::~'.I Cavallaugh's Needed for east- customers crealc beaullrul mtenors ~ roo ~;;/ side auto after- As a natlonWlde retailer Cahco " '1:. _( Hh eel.) 11l21?1J.£::. In..£:.. market shop. Must Comers offers an allractlVe com- 7 : be neat, speedy pt'n~allon program mcludmg ,- , IbH:37 I{erchevdl • In The Village and experienced ROOSTERTAIL generous employee discount ;- 884-6880 at applying film to ParI-lime OTfull-time hOUTS • car/truck Windows, Servers needed for available PleaS(' call our Slore • Assorted nc..,k I amp'" • <)tacking Trays manager for mOTemfonnallon r Full or part time. weekend work. • CrcJt A-FIle • Ponfolio<; & Briefcases Lots of work. • Bindcrs & NOlChook.., • Computer Supplies Leave message $6.50.$10 hour Ouco CORNr~ ( 21431Mack Avenue , • Desk Accc~..,onc.., • Typewriter Ribbons for Mr. Payne, PLEASE CALL • Artist Supplies & Supplies 775.0078 886.1763 822.1234 FOR AN APPOINTMENT • c. 4 e •••• 4 •• 444 4 ; 4 * *~4 C • • • • 4

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10 I H(lP WANTED 10J HELP WANTED 206 HIlP WANHD 304 SITUATION WANTED 200 HILP ViANT!D C,I".ERAl 202 HUP WANHD CLElllCAl 201 HHP WANTED SALlS ,Oil HElP WMH!D G!NIRAl U8YS/THR DENTAL MIDI(AI PART TIME GENEItAL BABYSITTER lor 1 1!2 and 15 years experience LOCAL landscaper needs CLERK Typist, general of- DENTAL receptIOnist. Full LOCAL landscaper needs CHURCH Custodian, 3 to 5 3 year old, beginning SALES & STOCK Nurse's Aide In all per- lawn cutting workers Full lice Skills, entry level time for pleasent progres- lawn cutting workers Full days IncludIng Thursday Immediately 8 a m to 5 POSITION sonal and home health or part tllne Foreman 1243 First National Build. sive practice In Warren or part time Foreman evening and days on sat- p m Monday thru Fnday In quality retail slore, near care, excellent reler- positionS available Year 109, DetrOit 48226 Experience necessary positIons available Year urday and Sund

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40Q ~ISCEllANEOU\ 40Q MISCEllANlOlJS ~09 MISCHlANEOUS 40'1 MISClllANEOUS " ) SITUATION W~NHO 400 MERCHANDISE ~o~ GARAGE YARD ARTICLES NURSES AIDES ANTIQUES 40 I APPLIANCIS BASI MINT SAlES ARflClfS ""T!ClIS ARTiClES

NURSE'S Aide Experi- ANTIQUE oak roll-top desk G.E. electrIC range, seIf- HOUSEHOlD Sale I Good DAVENPORT, 8 feet, Single LIVING Room furniture and MAHOGANY STROLLERS- navy Way- enced, reliable Excellent Recently refinished $800 cleaning, $275 8814703 Stuffl Treadle machine, hldeabed Kenmore sew- kitchen set 771-4296 INTERIORS To-Oo, by Century, $45, references Possible live- 885-38n furniture, pICtures, lots Ing machine, like new grey! red double stroller, DINING room set, 9 piece Antique and Fine in 884-0647 KENMORE refngerator and With cams Loveseat, yel- $75 882,8107, ~ QUALITY EARLY morel 813 Beaconsfield, Furmture Shops stove Immaculate condi- low print 882-9349 Cherry wocld, 6 chairs! 2 AMERICAN ANTIQUES Friday. saturday, Sun- AUTHENTIC hand woven CERTIFIED nurse's aide- tion Excellent worXlng Captain Bevlled glass, 16\35 Mack Avenue day, 10 to 6 FREE 21" color cabinet t v Peruvian wall hanglllgs cook, light duties, live- In at the Keeping Room, order Asking $300 777- protective top on table BanjO clock Baby Grand New picture tube, some- $85 each Call 978-9281 or hourty Grosse POinte 5138 Michigan Avenue, 7620 MUST SELLI Relocating and buffet, china cablnel, plano Dark mahogany thmg else wrong. 884- references 882-2535 behInd Schmidt's, 18 cubic foot Whirlpool excellent condition Chippendale armOIre for private viewing Ypsilanti, off KENMORE microwave 2067 refngerator, portable dish- $1,200 372-0028 Mahogany dIning room WATERBED. King Size, EXPERIENCED Nurse's 1-94 Thursday through oven, 20 minute dial, washer, Kenmore dryer, sets (9 pieces) Antique SOFABED double, excel- OAK dining room table solid oak, bookcase aides available Reason- Sunday, 1()'5. good condition 772-9217 oak ICe box (needs work), carved Chippendale ma- lent condition, 77" long, Oak coffee table After 6, headboard, pedestal able rates Fraser 434-5039, 475-7966. $30. bunk beds, brown recli- hogany round dining pnnt matenal, tan! brown! 886-7394 drawer, excellent condi- Agency, state licensed ner, 8 pteee dining room room table With 4 leaves WHITE treadle sewing ma- FREEZER, upnght, good copper! gold $150 886- tion, $400 882-4829 and bonded 293-1717 chme Excellent condi- set, sewing table and 2097 CARPETING 100 square (opens to 12 feet) and 6 condition $80 882-3609 LARGE contemporary office tion $150 882-9349 chair, seWing machine In yards, solid rust plush, carved Rlbbonback dining 301 SITU A nON WANTED PANASONIC portable car desk With antique desk WESTINGHOUSE washer cabinet, 3 oak chairs, like new, $350 882-0462 room Chairs With ball and OFFICE ClEANING RARE Books. a few copies phone Like new Soft and dryer, pair- $115 small eotertalnment cen- claw leet Chippendale chair, $90 296-2063 or of limited, numbered and pack carrying case, re- CHIMNEY caps, $47 50 in- E.D.P. Inc offers you a va- 881.7184 ter, 2 strollers, high chair, and Queen Anne mirrors 778-8100 Signed editions 881 chargeable battery, other stalled Chimney clean- nety of profeSSIOnal office walker, etc 372-8225 Mahogany kneehole BEAUTIFUL, like new wom- 9456 features, paid, $1,100, Ing, $64 50 885-3311 cleaning For more de- desks Secretary desks 403 .ICYCLES MOVING Salel cherrywood asking $400 776-5573 ens coyote Jacket With tails, call 884-0721 IVORY seqUin wedding hat With bockcase top and FOUR oak chairs leather Single headboard. rattan white fox tnm, size 8 Call SOLID Walnut dining room With face velU train. $45 desks Without tops Chip- 400 MERCHANDISE seals. need repair, $SO FOUR Schwlnns- men's 10 pole (glass top) 44' dlam. after 5 30 772-3067 SUite, breakfront, barrette, (was $95) Large IVOry pendale block front bed- ANTIQUES Working Hamilton penny speed, women's 10 eter parly table With 4 DESK Coffee table, small table With leaf. 6 chairs, wedding bouquet, excel- room sets (will sell pieces scales $125 each 372- speed, boy's dirt bike, loose cushion chairs on round marble table, excellent conditIOn. lent condition, $20 882- separately) Martha Wash- KENNARY KAGE 4733 girl's Llnle ChiC, Pana. rollers, natural finish, pa- lamps, antique couch, $1,000 After 6 PM 885- 8107. 568-6695 Ington chairS Mahogany ANTIQUES PULLMAN style sofa and SOniC men's 10 speed prika color King size cherry twin bed frames 2979 CHINESE Oriental rug, corner china cabinets Open Wednesday. chair With carving on 884-5889 Henredon Island bed. and dressers, blue queen 100% wool, 6 x 9 Hand Queen Anne and Chip- Thursday, Friday base and arms, needs nutmeg, WIth Simmons COLLECTORS BOOKS- sofa sleeper Must go thiS SCHWINN Predator, good knotted, sage green, pendale highboys (petite Sunday, 12-4p m mattress set King size Limited Editions, 1947 weeki 2146 Roslyn, Au- repair. $50 885-2598 condition, $65 Call 881. and tall With bonnet top) Saturday, 9a m 10 4p m Henredon storage head- thru 1965, 135 Titles In $900 or best offer 823- 7776 gust 31 st- September ANN ARBOR Antiques Mar- 4329 Antique Chippendale WE BUY AND SELL board, electncal hook-up, very good condition List 3rd ket- The Brusher Show, lady's table desk With Cadieux at East Warren GIRLS blue 10 speed bike, nutmeg Misc household available, $50 to $100 DRAPES 3 Widths each Cabnole legs and ball ROUND oak dinette table 882-4396 Sunday, September 17, 26', great condition $75 Items Call 884-5292 per title 360-1712 Side, Will cover picture CIJ'ldclaw feet Chippen- and 2 matching chairs opening 21st season Window or glass doorwall, DENLEY'S 885-3502 SOFA striped, blue! green, dale benches LoUIS XV With casters, excellent 5055 Ann Arbor Saline MOVING SALE! IVOry shade With sun pro- E. Outer Drive 2 green chairs 881-4373 French sofa, chair, cuno condition $100 884-1328 ANTIQUES Road, EXit 175 off 1-94 GIRL'S 26" SchWinn, 24" 12no tected backing, dry cabinets, carved desk after 7 p m 19th & Early 20th Century Over 350 dealers m qual- Ross, Boy's 16" Kent, Detroit DINETTTE set and area cleaned only once, $85, 5a1urday, september and chair Mahogany Amencana carefully se- Ily antiques and select 20" SchWinn Good con. 2nd rugs Call 8814111 large white bath towels, JALOUSIE Window enclo- 9 AM to 3 PM breakfronts and china lected furniture. clocks, collectibles, all Items dltlon. reasonably pnced, KITCHEN set. textured For- $2 and white hand tow- sure for 9x6x8' porch, Furniture, kids stuff, mlscel. cabinets (one With crown decoys, toys, qUiltS, ac- guaranteed as repre- 885-0236 mica top, 4 yellow! tan els, $1 521-4889 $150 RoU-a.way bed, laneous glass) cessones and Folk Art sented, and under cover, print upholstered chairs $50 771-8886 Summer hours thru 9-30, 5 AM- 4 P M AdmiSSion 404 GAUG£:YARD 72 Meadow Lane, off RATAN Furniture- sectional 882-5622 (Custom made, Metal- MEN'S 5 speed SchWinn, Monday - Friday, 9- 5 $3 Third Sundays The llASEMENT SAlES Grosse POinte Blvd Inter- couch, SWivel chair, DA 'YBED- trundle for sale masters} Almost perfect, $20 Beginners weight Closed saturday & Sun- Onglnalll esting Items- rugs and rocker, round table, 4 Guest room perfectl Pulls MOVING Sale- September not qUite $150 Call 881- bench and weights, $50 day 27112 Harper. south furniture for college. chairs, end tables 25" ou to 2 twin or 1 queen 1st, 2nd. 3rd 20530 Ken- 8146 886-3857 ofll Mile Road THE COLONIAL more, Harper Woods 10- clothes, books, good RCA TV 778-4913 LI~e new $600 Invest- 772-9385 magazines. yard Items 40 mega byte compact disk mEllt, asking $350 Must BEAUTY Salon gOing out of SHOP 4 Appliances, typewnter, HEALTH Insurance for indi- WE BUY AND SELL Ferrarn tire, tools and dnve Asking $400 or SeE to appreciate Dus- bUSiness, eqUipment and 25701 JEFFERSON chairs. luggage, Jewelry, Viduals offering compre- cover Thursday and Fn- best offer 886-8333 trufle. coverlet and bols- merchandise must go SELL IT NEAR 10 MILE miscellaneous goodies henSive coverage, excel- Antiques. furniture, china. day only, 8 to 4 ters Included 886-7477 521-0699 GARAGE Salel September COMMODORE 128 com- lent rates, Dental the buy and sell Highest before 7 p m 1st, 10 to 5 Toys, child- GARAGE Sale, Saturday, puter. 1541 diSC drive, oplional Bonlor Insur- FAINTING couch, circa EASY WAY! prices paid Monday ren's clothes, more September 2, 9 am- 4 Magnavox color monitor, ance Agency. Inc n4- HI FLY 300 sallboard, com- 1900, walnut tnm, very Use the Classlfleds Saturday, 1H 21208 Kenmore. Harper p m 4803 Yorkshire datasette, JOY sticks, 2140 plete set, seldom used good condition, could be Call: games and more $450 reupholstered $300 822- 772-0430 Woods Men's bowling equip- AIR Conditioner, Sears, $425.771-3939 882-6900 ment, 9X12 braided rug, 885-4650 5791 BIG Garage Sarel Clothes, 22,500 BTU's. excellent GAS stove $75, gas gnll hanging lamp, adult GROSSE POINTE vases. fish tank accesso- CASH lor acoustic and condition, $300 294-6555 $25, barn wood $25 822- EXCEL.LENT conditIOn, clothing, mlsc household ries, and lots morel sat- electriC gUitars Check after 4 PM 0726 Amana energy saver re- NEWS Items UPRIGHT freezer- Kelvena- I frigerator, Ice maker, al- CLASSIFIED urday, 9 to 4 741 St your AttlC 886-1075 COMPLETE carpet laying tor, approximate 16 cu ft GARAGE Sale- mlsc Items, JAMES A. MONNIG mond, $375 Leather Wednesday, 8-5 PM Clair, Grosse POinte NINTENDO games, Burton eqUipment, like brand $125 331-0138 fumlture, couches, stove BOOKSELLER chair. green, $150 886- Thursday, 8-6 PM GIRLS clothing 7-14, Teens Elite snowboard 882- new $600 Firm 772- PORTABLE GE dish- Everything must go Fn- 15133 KERCHEVAL 6353 Friday, 8-5 PM 5-11, books, mlsc Friday 0725, after 5 p m 4885 washer, very good condl' day, Saturday. 322 Ridg- 331.2238 Monday, 8-6 PM 9 30 to 4 259 Moross THOMASVILLE dining emont, Grosse POinte Selected books Tuesday,8-Noon tlon 823-1836, 824-4535 405 mAll SALlS bought and sold room set, like new China BRING thiS ad, get 20% off Farms 405 mATE SALES CHAIRS, 4 pressed backs. WASHER, dryer, $100 886- Vintage Video Rentals cabinet. table, 6 chairs unfinished oak $140! set 0884 any Item SkiS, shutters, MOVING Sale I Ethan Allen $2,000 286-1334 games, bocks, dishes Chippendale sofa, tradi- 882-3609 HOTPOINT washer and Fnday, saturday, 9- 4. tional pointe colors, tap- WE BUY BOOKS FINE FURNITURE gas dryer, 5 months old, WANT Manchester Antique Mall 910 Lakepolnte estry design, $475 En- BREAKFRONT Ma~ogany ORIENTAL RUGS dryer never used $450 IN YOUR HOME OPEN - LABOR DAY glish Country dining room ADS Beacon Hill Collecllon 65- x 7B" x Don't sell yours until yo~ 881-9752 GAMES, toys, small house- 1i . Sept 4 - Refreshments set, Queene Anne style In Free Offers see USI We pay top dolla hold Items Friday 10 to "" I CRYSTAL CHANDELIER 14. x fofyour onental rugs, re 116 East Main Manchester LADY Kenmore washer, dark oak, 8 piece, $850 No-OB1i~fallon -- "Jllesll In 5 1601 Oxford 30. gardless of size or condl Open 7 days, 10-5 dryer Kenmore gas Appraisals Furnished Ethan Alen decorator mir- v Early CREDENZA Mahogany lIOn For a free appraisal, 428-9357 range 885-2927 after 6 GARAGE Sale Baby Entire Estates ror, gold leaf octagon, WROUGHT IRON POR';H call clothes, maternity clothef also DeSired CHAIRS (2) FURNITURE refinished, re- SELF- clean electriC range. $125 Portable bar, 3 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 and lots of mlsc 15494 BRASS CANDlA8RA (3 pes l 649-6445 paired, striPped, any type deluxe Floor pollsherl stools, $150 882-9049 THURSDAY, 8-6 Edmore. September 1st JOHN KJNG OVAL MIRROR Mahogany of caning Free estl rug shampooer 775- and 2nd MOVINGI Must sell I Refng- FRIDAY, 8-5 MlRROR Gold Eagle fish eye ART mates, 345-6258, 661- 0264 erator, bedroom set, din' 961-0622 PRA YER STOOL Mahogany and 5520 GARAGE salel Sunday 10 MONDAY, 8-6 needlepoint OIL LANDSCAPE By Pnns Eugan LITTON microwave, gener- mg room Many miscella- Michigan's Largest to 4 Clothes, anlique buf- 'Palnter PrlllCe of Sweden. ation II, countertop, 2 neous Items Best offer Book Store CALL 881-2642 fet, gold chair. baby GROSSE POINTE NEWS \938 211/2 x 15 years old $100 CalOriC 22801 Lakeshore n5- SWing, miscellaneous • Clip and Save thiS Ad • 882~6900 ENG RAVING by C Turner Walercolared gas stove and microwave 6281 4455 BiShop, DetrOit ORIENTAL RUGS by W Hum 1"he Barber", 1&41 prool ICART Unit Sel.<:Ieanlng, white, l 14112x21f2 WANTED GARGE Sale Saturday, PRIVATE HOME SALE $100 884-3047 TWO family sale, 4183 Bal- September 2nd, 10 to 5 "L by Don Schrom of Grosse POinte 23 LlLIAHAN 29" x 10 11" call George Price four Lots of stuff Friday, Miscellaneous, house- x 17 ELECTRIC range and Side HAMADAN 40" x 58' 1-800-356-0564 1~pm hold, some furniture C~ARCOAL ETCHING by Saron t9 tl2 by Side refrlgerater, gold HOUSEHOLD SHIRAZ 34" x 66' Everything must go x;S 112 $150 both 882-7232 COMBINED Grosse POinte! and HAMADAN 38" x 192". WANTED Detroit 4 family sale 18956 Kenosha, Harper SAROUK 26" x 50' OIL b1 MaltJe R Robson Vase WIth l~w&lS. 19 x 14112 TIFFANY.GALLE.DAUM KENMORE washer and gas Sofa, chairs, desks, book- Woods ESTATE SALES HAMADAN 32" x 122" dryer, good condition, cases, 32"x32" extenda- HAMADAN 37" x 12 8" 01L lANDSCAP E anrbuted to Robert umps& Vases YARD Sale- 1455 Blshopl APPRAISALS Hopkn 19x 141/2 $225 372.1864, 881. ble bamboo table, 3/4 HAMADAN 50" x 80' PAIRPOINT -HANDEl-lALIQUE Mack saturday, 1G- 4 ANTIQUES PURCHASE D KERMANSHAW 51" x 66" 9333 Hitchcock bed, end ta- WATERCOLOR by H Kochensparger ol AU Cameos & Art Glass Professional half dryer, HAMADAN 37" x 9'3' MchgJn 'Tre Matterhom" t3l15 112 Making discreet seltlements bles, frames for alumi- WHITE Frlgldare apartment stereo, tv's 771-1170 HAMADAN 40. x 12'6 /l.CRYUC by YugoslaVl3n AAISt Hamor ~ Goorit PrilIt I-aoo-~ 101he size washer and dryer num screens inCluding KERMAN 8'9" x 11'9" POllia 14144 Pilt

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50 ~ ~Oq MISC(LLANIOUS ~1)9 MISCELLANEOUS 11 I OffiCE HUSINESS HOUSEHOLD pm bO I AUTOMOT1VE 60 I AUTOMOTIVI b02 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIvE ARTICLIS ARTICLES EOUIPMU"T fOR SALI CHRYSLER CH~SLER fORO GENERAL MOTORS aRCULAR Alpaca fur rug, CHECK writer (Paymaster), GREAT White Pyrenees 1984 SHELBY Charger, au- 1982 Lincoln Continental 1987 Grand Am LE, AMlFM ANTIQUE Duncan Phyle 1985 HORIZON, 4 door, foot diameter, $175 PanasonlC portable cas- puppIeS, AKC, superIOr tomatiC, 2 2 engine, Signature, blue/ cham- stereo casselle, air, a sofa $150 Queen Ann automatiC, air, stereo, ApIaca fur rug, 5'8"x sette tape recorder; PoIa- blood hnes, $650 465- stereo, warranty Must pagne, low miles, lady crUise, tilt, alarm, excel- wing chair $75 Mahog- mint condition, 34,000 4'7", $245 Call 978-9281 rOld land camera, Tasca 5747 see, $3,300 372.5062 driven garage kept Mint, lent conditIOn 286-0394, any night sland $50 Ma- Miles, $3,500 884-5915 fOl' more Inlormahon binoculars; heavy duty $4,600 839-5382 Monday. Friday after 6 30 hogany end tables $50 '85 DODGE 600, air, power binders (small and large). COCKER Spaniel pups, 1978 Chrysler La Baron pm, weekends WALNUT dining room ta- each Spinet desk with steermg, auto, excellent 1983 Cougar, 40,000 miles, 4 drawer letter SiZed AKC, buff/ blonde, adora- wagon, loaded, very ble, 44" round to 88" Windsor chair $300 condition, 46,000 miles great condrtlon, power, 1986 Oldsmobile Clera sta- metal file cabtnet wrth ble, $275 775-3906 clean, $1,500 881-2849 oval, 4 chairs; 6 bar Queen Ann high boy With 882-5334 air, $4,800 882-4461 tion wagon, wood, dark lock and brackets to hold stools, 25" RCA color Inlaid drawers $800 HORIZON, 1980 IIftback, blue, fully eqUipped, pendaflex folders 521- 50S LOST AND fOUND 1981 PLYMOUTH TC3, au- 1985 Lynx, fIVe speed stick, four wheel drive, excel. 48,000 miles After 7 TV, bar with refngerator, Curly Maple petite hlQh. tomatiC, stereo, good 44,000 miles, AMlFM, air, 4889 lent transportation $600 pm, 886-6772 antique gate-leg table, boy $800 Secretary With LOST, female Boxer miX, condition In and out $2,900 884-6150 884-0292 humidifier, 3 SWivel bookcase top $400. An- OFACE telepllone system, brown wrth white chest Must sell, getting com- DON'T WAIT 1986 Grand MarqUIS LS, chairs, crystal chandelier tique Chippendale turn 01 3 telephones plus key Ears not clipped, very pany car $700 or besl 602 AUTOMOTIVI Until Tuesday morning to 45,000 miles, loaded, non All Items In good condi- the century china cabinet servICe unrt, $400 372- 372'()()28 fORO REPEAT your classified friendly. Answers to smoker, $7,900 886. tion 886-1124. With ball and claw feet 9143,881-0837 adlll Call our classified "LUCY" Had red collar 1988 PLYMOUTH Sund- 1987 T-BIRD Coupe, Im- 1094 $600 Antique wing chaJr advertISing department NEW Henredon Vlllandry when lost In VICInity of ance, 2 door, turbo, maculate condition, well With ball and claw feet 1986 Thunderbird, lully Wednesdays, Thursdays, dining tahle, 4 side 411 WANTED 10 BUY Cadieux! 1.94 REWARD loaded, Anzona car, ex. maintained, new front $300 882-5622 loaded, price neglotable Fndays, Mondays chairs, 2 arm chairs and 881-7160 cellent condition, 42,000 tires, code alarm, air con- BOOK donatlOf1s needed 77S.1552, n~16 882-6900 Sideboard Purchased at SEVERAL Bone china cupl LOST, large grey male highway miles Must self dItiOning, power Windows! for St Clare used book $8,000, best offer, must saucer sets, never used Tabby, Lincoln! Waterloo 886-9895, 725rlD473 locks, etc Must seel Ask- 1986 Escort L four door, 1985 Chevrolet Caprice, sell 881-1983 885-1519 sale Hard cover, paper Ing $10,000 n8-9755 excellent condition, area on August 7th Extra 1980 Dodge Omm 024, four one owner, automatiC, back 884.4059, 882- 41,000 miles, $5,8001 VANtTY, attached large DRIED Flowers, Wide van- toes, neutered, raspy speed, Shelby wheels, 1982 Lincoln Continental excellent shape, 34,000 2663 besl offer 469-43n round mirror (circa 1950) ety, reasonable pnces A VOice, answers 10 extra tires, $1,100 884- Signature Senes, loaded, miles, $3,100/ best 521- blond wood, art deco pleasant drive away (7 11 BUYING- Used records, al. "BRUCE", Will come to 7677 after 5 excellent Low mileage n94, anytime TORONADO Trofeo, 1988, $80 886-4225 days, bums and 45's 543- you II you tell him you n5- 2 miles north of Lexlng. $5,500 Call Don, m. 1988 MERCURY Tracer- 4 low miles, $15,900 354- 4384 ntghts 8954 have "Milk" for him 1985 Plymouth Caravelle, 4 ton) Friday, Saturday, 11. 2110 days, 263-7187 eve- door station wagon, 4979 Owner nursed him back door, low mileage, ongl- 94" COLONIAL sola and 4 or by appointment 313- CASH paid fOl' stamps, nings white, air, speed control, CAN you buy Jeeps, Cars, to health after finding him nal owner, air, power chair, very good condl- 622-8564, 7100 coms and baseball card 1976 FORD Mustang, 6 cyl. amlfm cassette, 5 speed 4 X 4's seiZed In drug near death and IS very at- locks, tilt wheel, AM/FM, tlOl1, $200 526-2888 Holverson Road collectIOnS 409-0906 Inder, stick, new tires, manual transmiSSion, raids for under $1007 tached to him and wor. crUise, undercoated excellent transportation 20,000 miles, excellent Call for facts today ~ REFRIGERATOR, GE 26 TWO Sheraton end tables, CASH FOR ned PLEASE call 886- $3,900 882-6396 $950 886.()617 condllion $5,600 884- 644-9533 Dept 233 cubic foot Kenmore elec- coffee table, (reproduc- 9181 With any KIDS CLOTHES 1983 Fifth Avenue, excel. 7612 tnc stove Built-in oven tions), brand new, ma- mformatlon REWARD MUSTANG, 1987 LX con- EXCELLENT CONDITION lent conditIOn, air, crUise, WANT with countertop burners hogany drop leaves 574- vertible, all white, all ex- 1985 F-15O, black With cap, CURRENT STYLES tilt, leather, power win- DIshwasher 371-5389 1445 tras, excellent condition, 49,000 miles, new ex- ADS VERY CLEAN, BETTER SOb PH ~RElDING dows! locks! seat, more only 30,000 miles haust, brakes and Call In KITCHEN table and 4 DOUBLE Deck Craftsman BRANDS, INFANT 884-3037 STUD SERVICE. for York. $10,600 886-7851 shocks, chrome extras, 6 chairs, $125 Sofa bed, tool storage chest Gas THRU 14 Early 83 DODGE Mirada, V-8, air, cylinder stick $6,000 queen Size, $85 End ta- barbecue, new 7 MUST BE ON HANGERS shire and poodle 296- 1984 Ford Bronco II, 4 1/2" automatic, air condi- Firm 739-8678 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 bles, $25 n9-6429 Bring In Monday, Tuesday 1292 speed, 4x4, AM/FM gnnderl polisher Ham. tioned, full Vinyl top, AMI THURSDAY, 8-6 mond L100 organ Solid or ThUrsday, 10-4pm. stereo, power steenng! MUSTANG convertible, EIGHT HP 30" cut ndlng bOO AUTOMOTIVE Fm cassette, aluminum brakes, V-6, $5,600 885- FRIDAY, 8-5 mower, rear bagger, ex- oak pedestal table Red. LEE'S RESALE AMC wheels, excellent condi- 1984 Red With white top, 2522 automatiC, $5,000 882. MONDAY, 8-6 cellent condition, $475 wood outdoor set With 20331 Mack 881-8082 tion, Original owner, 1985 Encore, 5-speed, GROSSE POINTE NEWS 3,000 watt generator, 7 cushions and covers $4,000 886-8390 B8 FORD Tempo GL, white, 5011 OLD Fountain pens wanted power steenng, brakes, HP engine with 110 and 821-0264 4 door, power brakes, 882.6900 Any any condl1lOf1 air, AMlfm cassette, ex- MUSTANG Ghla 1980, new 220 volts, excellent condi- type, '86 DODGE Charger, steering, locks, air, AMI MINK coaV cape, Saga cellent contrtlOn, $2,350 6 cylinder, auto, excellent 1981 Cadillac Fleetwood tion, $275 BUilder's 882-8985 29,000 miles, sunroof, au- white full length With fox FM stereo cassette Zel' condition $3,000 firm Elegante Brougham, die- pump with 3 HP Bnggs 821-6661 tomatic $4,395 527- collar Size 12/14 Valued GRUB STREET bart rust and paint pro- 259-0898 between 8- 4 sel, super condrtlOn, darl< and Stratton engine with 1044 at $3,500, will sacnflce BOOKERY 1985 RENAULT Alliance, tection, like new $8,395 cherry top, leather, low 2" pick up and discharge b03 AUTOMOTIVE for $2,000 463-9319 Buymg Fine Books excellent condition, 4 1986 Daytona Turbo Z CS, 331{)818 mileage, astro roof, royal hose, $225 527-6128 GENERAl MOTORS 17194 East Warren door, air, AMlFM cas- automatIC, t-tops, every seal, wire wheels, $3,8001 DOORS, 30" Wide, solid 1977 FORD LTO station LITTLE Tikes giant sand 882-7143 sette, low mileage Under option, 30,000 miles, ex- wagon, runs great, newer FIREBIRD, 1987, blue, best 881-5n1 wood, brass knobs, $40 cellent conditIOn Must box, new In June, $45 deluxe warranty 294. tires and battery, no rust loaded, alarm $7,500 1988 Baretta GT, loaded, each 882.3609 OLD toys, trams, fumrture, sell, $7,500/ best offer 884-7874 0961 $475 Call Scott 885- 881-4206 red, 22,000 miles. MOVED from Grosse glassware, sports Items, 778-5293 HENREDON loveseats, 1979 1984 Chevrolet Celebnty $9,700 885-1436. POinte- 87' Hemedon etc CASH 832-1058 1974 Homet, great first car, matching pair, madeira new brakes, must sell, 1987 CHRYSLER LEBA- 1986 Escort L, air, 4 speed, station wagon, power 1984 De Ville, 2 door, low sota, like new $350 I best AUTOMOTIVE books fintsh, yellow upholstery, going to college, $5001 RON COUPE Air, cruise AM/FM cassette stereo, steenng! brakes, air, and offer 779-3711 wanted, especially books mileage, excellent condI- $2,000 884-8075 best. 886-0632 control, AM/FM, power new tires, power steenng! more Must see, $3,500 tion, private owner, on auto racing, Henry WindOWS, locks, rear de- 882-9260 TWO liVing room chairs, TANNING bed, portable for brakes $2,200. 885-2522 $8,700 or negotiable, Ford, auto leaders and bO 1 AUTOMOTIVI home use Good condl- fogger, aluminum alloy Please call after 4, 881. pleated skirts, $30 regular pioneers, marque histor- CHRYSLER 1980 Bobcat Sport, auto- 1982 Clmmeron, $2,800. lIOn $400 463-9319 wheels Power steering, Size, $40 for chalr-and-a- Ies, etc, one or a collec- malic, air, excellent con. Call after 5, 885-4762 5639 1979 Dodge Aspen Special brakes, rustproofed Ex- half, fireplace eqUipment, tIOn Call Art, 885-7839, dltlon, new ralley wheels 1979 OldsmobJle Cutlass APPLE Green cotton velvet EditIOn wagon, hlQh mi- cellent condition -8,500 DELTA 88 Royale wrought Iron and brass, evenings and tires, $1,900 or besl Brougham, '84 4 door, Supreme, two door, 350 lounge chair Black and leage but well maintained miles $7,250 Call 881- Includes, electnc fog, cra- offer n2-4082 full power, all optIOns, CID, no rust, $1,200 882- white 10" TV 821-3603 wrth recent service, minor 0999 dle, screen, end Irons, WANTED to bUy old c0s- absolute mint condition, 5976 rust, very clean Intenor, 1987 THUNDERBIRD and tools In stand, $65 tume and Rhmestone FLEXSTEEL sofa, rust! 1977 Plymouth Vol are sta- Turbo, 5 speed, loaded, no rust Whltel maroon 1986 Chevy Cavaller, 4 complete n5-4864 Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- dependable, automatic, cream, 7' 2 tan SWivel tlon wagon, 318 engine, must sell n6-8739 $4,200 or best offer 463- door, power brakesl Ing fixtures, wall sconces slant- SIX, air, power DAVENPORT and match- rockers 775-0264 new master cylinder and ------7513 steerlngl locks, air, 882-0396 evenings steenngl brakes, radiO cover gaskets $1,000 1985 1/2 Escort, 4 speed, Ing love seat 884-9434 loaded, 41,000 mIles, ART Deco style bedroom $750 821.5706 n9-1547 '" l;!x~ellent CondJtlon, 1986 Nova C L, loaded, set. klngslze bed, vanity ALL Records, lunch boxes, etean, $4,000 Mornings, $3,995 886-5457 after 4 SOFABED, sWlveU rocker, 1986 Dodge 600ES turbo, -----"""'---- $1,995 882-9688. With mirror and stool, toys, ElVIS & Beatie 885-7906 occasional chair, scotch convertible, black! grey 1985 DODGE Lancer, 4 PM dresser and nlghtstand, Items n2-4670 door, excellent condition -1987 EXP- well mamtalned, guarded, good condition 1982 BUick Regal Landau, leather, excellent condi- 1986 Pontiac Grand 294-2591 excellent condition, $300 SHOTGUNS, nfles and $4,500 firm George, after one owner, automatic, Am, tIOn, $7,495 885-0338, S 521-7386 showroom conditIon, air, extras, excellent con. 527.2075 handguns wanted Par. mint conditIOn, 2 door, 5 LINED drapery, yellow, 956-1609 $5,495 331-0119 eve- dltlon, $2,795 882-7546 ker, Browning, Winches- speed stick, luggage sheers, white, 94' sofa, 1989 FIFTH Avenue, per- 1980 DODGE Omnl, 53,000 mngs 1986 CAVALIER RS, rack, air, power steenngl 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ter, Colt, others Pnvate flora 885-2536 miles, clean, power steer. 1985 Mercury MarqUiS 4 brakes, stereo, crUise, collector 478-5315 leet conditIon, 18,000 28,000 miles 4 speed, SONY camcorder CCD-F40 LEBLANC claSSIC II clan- miles, $18,000 294-8298, Ing 885-4143 door, loaded, very clean, air, AMIFM cassette Best $4,850. Days, 268-8900, 445-9484 net, Pans model With HELPI Wanted used 931.2010,8-4 1975 Dodge Coronelt, good black With grey mtenor, 1 offer 881.5261 evenings, 881.1553. case and accessones dresserl chest of draws 1987 Omnl, four door, transportatIOn, best offer owner, $5,500 or best 12 gauge Remington, dou- red! SOO ANIMAlS 500 ANIMALS ProfeSSional quality at 881-6448 372.()()43 886-8129 ble barrel, $299/ best of- red, automatic, air, power ADOPT A PET ADOPT A PET fer 822-n86, Mike 8- 6 student pnce 881-25n FIRST GROSSE Pomte steenng! brakes, AMI FM 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMAl5 pm ALTO saxophone, gold, like Woods Commemorative $3,800 885-7011 AOOl'T A PET AOOl'T A PET RHETT MATCHING sofa and love- new With nice case $450 tile, Gazebo 1988 885- 1988 Dodge Colt, 5 speed, seat Blue and green 296-5974 2536 11,000 miles, good condi- tIOn, AMIFM tape deck, JEFF stripes needs repair, $15 PEAVEY PA system, like SOO ANIMALS $4,800. 885-{)339 after 5 and $10 $20 for both new, $600, Roger's ADOPT A PIT 886-5102 Leave mes- drums, Z1I91Ocymbal and pm LOVEABLE dogs and cats sage tophats, $385, tenor sax '83 CRYSLER "E" class, need good homes For and clan net, $500 By clean, 81,000 miles, ~ mirror, night table, din- adoptIOn informatIOn call owner 885-2909 109 chairs, $25 LP re- Northern Suburbs Animal loaded With extras cord/ casselle player, PIANO, dark wood spinet Welfare League Volun- $2,350, 886-0683 $60. 25" TV $195 Very good condltlOn teer at 773.()954 or 463- 1976 Dodge Monaco China cabinet (2 parts) $700 548-2200 9708 Brougham, two door, upper 4 glass, lower 4 power brakes! steenng, doors, 4 drawers, $600 USED PIANOS LOVEABLE dogs and cats etc., low mileage, $1,2001 Large all painting, $150 AT BARGAIN PRICES need good homes For best offer 445-9623 12 Jefferson, 296-1186 Used Spinets. Consoles adoptIOn mformatlOn call DINGHY 101/2' Mirror, fi- Uprights & Grands Northern SuburbS Animal 1978 Chrysler New Yorker, berglass, sailing or power ABBEY PIANO CO Welfare League Volun- 4 door, dark green, good teer at n3-0954 (for condrtlOn, all power, one A beautiful Golden Retriever/Collie mix, wrth boat cover, ores and ROYAL OAK 541-6116 Rhett has the temperment and personality to dogs), or 463-9708 (fOl' owner. Call 881-46n ThiS Is the mutt named Jeff. He Is a mixed salls Excellent condrtlon, PIANOS WANTED match. He is 6 years old, neutered, $600 B84-304 7 cats) Weekdays only for 1982 Dodge 400, good con- TOP CASH PAID terrier abOut 3 months of age. Jeff Is up for housebroken, and looking for a family to both numbers ditlOll n6-4 748. KARGES dining room set, KIMBALL adoption at Michigan Humane Society love. His owner is forced to give him up and round table, 6 caneback Upright Piano ST. Bemard female, 1 1/2 1988 DODGE Daytona Central Shelter, 7401 Chrysler Detroit 48211 would like to find a good home for this chairs, 2 leaves $500 Rarely used, like new, beau' years, spayed, all shots, Shelby Z Turbo $9,800 or call 872.3400, Adoption hours are 10 exceptional dog instead of sending him to a 10,000 BTU air COndl- 01' best offer. Only 9,000 tlful solid walnut wood house broken, affection- a.m,-4:30 p 1Tl, TIlEisday through Saturday. shelter. Call 773-7809 after 6 pm for more tlOller, $100 881.9060 ate, good wrth children, mIleS Fully loaaed fI8S. cabinet, well maintained information. SOlID Cherry dining table, Needs tuning because rt beautiful mask 773-0954. 7008 chairs, server, $1.325 has not been played In Harperl Crooks Road over a year, keys In per- 411 WANTED 10 BUY 411 WANHD TO BUY RAFFERTY 791-7104 fect condrtlOn $1 ,400 01' best offer Call 886-0187 GIRL'S 26" SchWinn, 24" after b PM or weekends Ross, Boy's 16" Kent, BOOKSIUSED AND RARE 20" SchWInn. Good con- CONN Alto gold saxophone purchased for cash or appraIsed ditIOn, reasonably pnced, (King 116) wrth case, new estates also deslredlin home-consultatlOns 885-0236 condltlOn $445 286. 0006 HONEYPINE trundle bed, JOHN KING 24' girls SchWinn 10 SOHMER grand plano, speed, boys SchWInn dirt $1,000/ best offer 884- 961-0622 blke. 886-9807 after 5 30 4071, after 6 MIchigan's Largest Book Store • CIp and Saw this Ad • FFTY leet chain link fence GETTING Baby grand The Michigan Humane Society is dedicated to wrth gates, $100, 01' best Must sell upnght "Kings- protecting and Wot1

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700 AI'TS/FlATS'OUPUX 701 APTS FlA n DUPl!)( 603 AUTOMOTlVI , 605 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE 700 A'TS/FlUS/OUPlEX 603 AUTOMOTIVI 6Si MOTORIlKIS Point.'fHorper WOOO$ o.tro,t W.ync County GENlllAl MOTORS GfNllIll MOTORS fOlutGN VANS 'ointe$IH.rper Wood$ 1021 WAY BURN SEVEN Mllel Schoenherr' 1985 OLDS 98 REGENCY, 1988 Toyota Callca Ilttback '88 PLYMOUTH Voyager 1983 YAMAHA 180 Rlva, TWO bedroom lower, 1458 Lower 2 bedroom, new car. 13856 liberal Two bed- 4 door, fully eqUiPped, 1984 CENTURY, air, rear GT white, automatiC, LE, 15,000 miles, loaded, like new, 625 miles, Wayburn Immediate oc. pet new kitchen With room upper, kitchen With power wmdows, locks defog 4 cylinder 50 000 $13,000 773-9575 extra warranty, rusl $695 885-7773 cupancy Stove Included, dishwasher, stove, refng- appliances, $310 per seats, till, crUise AMIFM miles, good shape proofed, excellent condl' 44151 month Off-street 1985 Saab 900 Turbo 4 1988 ELITE E, excellent erator Newly decorated month including heat, casselte luggage rack, $3 000 885-6815 tIOn 839-7736, 598-1174 parking 822-{)136 881- door, 5 speed, excellent condition, 1,300 miles plus security Homeown- excellent condition 7780 throughout Garage $500 1983 CUTLASS Sierra condition, sun roof, power DODGE CARAVAN SE $700 or best 331-4532 per month plus utilities ers, 774-0033 38,000 miles Asking PARK, 5 room lower, appli. Brougham, 4 door Windows! brakes Ken. Days 962-4790, evenings $7500 771-7788 1989 6 cylinder, air, tinted MOPED, runs well $100 GLENFIELD Large, qUiet, wood stereo, AMI FM ances garage, porch, loaded $3,800 776-8398 windows, 5 seater, 885.5608 886-1353 safe 5 room upper, car- 1986 BUICK Lesabre 4 cassette $9 900 or best separate utilities, base 1984 OLDS Delta 88 V6 rustprooled, running peted, appliances, ga- door, AMIFM, tape deck offer 296-3350 days, ment NOll smoker 822- UPPER 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 aulo air stereo 83,000 boards, cruise, lilt wheel, 1986 HONDA Spree, black, rage, $300 885.3944, $5,100 823-2306 Monday thru Fnday 886- 5941 baths, available Septem. highway miles dark me- 11,300 miles, excellent like new, 900 miles With 884-6325 5686 evenings Ask for condition. $12,500 or best helmet and accessories CARRIAGE house prime ber 1st 331 6799 822. 1986 CHEVY Capnce Clas tallic green 4 door, excel One bedroom apartment, Doug offer. Extended warranty $400 Call 228 8411 after locatIOn In City $550 per 1208 SIC Estate wagon, loaded lenl conditIOn $3 300 Morang, $350 Includes excellent condition Death 8819387 Thursday or 1989 Prelude S excellent available. 468-1761, 5pm monlh, some ulilltles In GROSSE POInIe- 1 bed. cluded References, se. heat 886-6611 In family forces sale 737 Friday condlllon $13 500 or best .13 AUTOMOTIVE room Duplex Includes 9140 Days, 884-9144 offer 371-5762 CUrlty, lease Reply to garage space, lawn and $285.00 CADILLAC Clmmarron WANnD TO IUY 6S7 MOTORCYCUS Evenings Grosse POlnle News Box snow malnlenance $575 SpacIOus one bedroom 1985 full power V 6 au. 1985 BMW 3181 35 000 WANTED good used cars B51, 96 Kercheval, monthly Grosse POinte apartment, rent Includes 1987 Cadillac Brougham tomatlc air AMI FM cas. miles sliver grey wllh KAWASAKI, 1987 MOjave and trucks, also wrecked 250 4 wheeler liqUid Grosse POinte Farms Woods, 1 bedroom apart. heat, water, range & re- $12995 Also 1987 selte Call 884-0840 dark blue Intenor, mint or repalrables, 771-8953 Michigan 48236 fngerator Elevator, laun- Chevy Celebrily station conditIOn, All options cooled, reverse, excellent ment, Includes heat and 1979 CAMERO 2-28 dry room, nice people, wagon $5,695 Both mml $11 000 757-4000 or want your beat up car, condition $1,950 or best BEACONSFIELD, Iwo bed- central air $575 monthly loaded t- lops mint Inte- beautiful bUilding Reaay condition, must sell 881 881-5323 Ask for MI Jim 372-9884 Days 286-3320 atter 6 30 rooms freshly painted Call 882.9729 or 885- r10rl extenor California 1373 to move In todayl 0657 822-S094 chael TOP $$ PAID 1987 HONDA Interceptor Hardwood floors appll. ':3r alarm stereo 13 000 ances garage 824 3849 Wmdmlll Pomte Manor OLDS Cutlass Clera 1984 miles Must see 10 appre- 1982 DATSUN 310 GX For Junk, wrecked and un- VFR-2 $3,800 1 700 GROSSE POinte Woods, 943 Alter at E Jefferson V-S air, stereo rust ciate $5,500 I best offer good condlllon $1 700 wanted cars and trucks miles One of the few THREE bedroom upper on two bedrooms, liVing Walker Realty, ltd. proofed $3,495 or best After 5 Pete 881.3029- 881-9089 BULL AUTO PARTS made In dark blue Call Wayburn $425 plus utili' room With natural fire- 886-0920 885-9139 894-4488 atter 7, 886-5883 ties 882 6636 place Dining el, kitchen 1985 Olds 88 Broughm LS 1986 Subaru GL.l0 Turbo, With appliances Newly 4658 Balfour, south of East 1985 HONDA XL.250, only VILLAGE less than one 1977 Chevy Malibu Wagon, full power, 36 800, excel 4 door 5 speed loaded WANTED: Van or pickup to decoraled and extra Warren, upper 2 bed- 460 miles, $975 or besl block to fully furnished orange 65,000, $750, lenl condition 881-2702 With automatic sun roof use for work $1,200 clean Includes garage room lIat, available Sep- best offer, Richard 777 stereo cruise and more, area 882.5740 822-{)726 luxury condo Short term tember 1 $300 monthly 1979 Ice blue Cadillac Se- $665 plus secunty Call 7092 $S 200 or bE'st offer 296- lease, minimum elghl plus secUrity, share utili- Ville Flonda car, 56000 1983 HONDA Prelude ex- 886-6400 5073 after 6 PM weeks $350 a week renl ties References Call for 1980 Oldsmobile custom miles $5,900 or best .51 10US AND MOTORS cellent condition Looks Includes ulilitles, phone, appointment, 851.2738 crUiser station wagon, new $4,500 or best offer WANT 886-5994 1987 AUDI Quatro wagon, cable TV Please call $200 886 4090 886- SEA King, 15' 10" fiber- 885-1839 ADS WHITTIERJ 1.94 area cozy '76 LESASRE runs good, naullcal blue With tan Mrs Jeffnes 882-{)899 8341 glass, 35 hp Johnsonl one bedroom efficiency, new exhaust radiator, leather, every available Call In electnc start! trailerl new 700 AI'TSIfl~TS/DU'UX THREE bedroom upper on stove, refrigerator, air 1987 BUICK LeSabre Lim- Mlchilin tires, excellent optIOn including Railey Early battery Oars, fire extln. Pointe$1 H.rper Wood$ Beaconsfield In Grosse conditioner and heat In. Ited, mint conditIOn, fully transportallon $750 293- wheels, new Mlcheliens, gUisher, etc 294-8290 GROSSE' POinte Park 3 POinte Park 822-7655 WEDNESDA Y, 8-5 cluded $265 monthly loaded, 27,000 miles 6635,884-7383 onglnal factory warranty $10,0001 best offer 884- 40k miles, excellent con- SEA RAY 1972 22 foot, bedroom upper, stove, re- GROSSE POinte Park 1 THURSDAY, 8-6 331.1610 1985 Chevy Celebrity 4 1290 dition 882-2111 Cutty Cabm, 165 Merc fngerator, 112 basement bedroom apartment, FRIDAY, 8-5 OUTER Dnvel Warren door, stereo cassette, air Cruiser 110, camper top, freshly painted, Immedi- stove, refrigerator and 1986 BUICK Park Avenue, 1973 VW "Thing" convertl' 5042 Devonshire Newly excellent condition ship to shore, depth ate occupancy $400 heat furnished, $275 a MONDAY, 8.6 excellent condition, low ble 44,000 miles 343- GROSSE POINTE NEWS decorated 2 bedroom $5,800 882-6309 sounder, AM/FM cas. 343-0909, 496-7557 month 885.6938 milage, all options, ga. 0482 evenings upper, kitchen With appli- 1979 BUick LeSabre, four selle, pump-out head, 882.6900 raged Must sell 886- UPPER 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 1107 Maryland, clean and ances, $365 Including door, power brakesl VOLKSWAGEN Swocco Pamco Tandem trailer PARK, Nottingham Three 8364 baths, available Seplem- qUiet 2 bedroom, appli. heat plus secUrity Home- steering, etc, newer en. 1980 $1,300 or best of- All equlpment- SkIlS, etc ber 1st 331.6799, 822- ances, sundeck, new effl' bedrooms, dining room, owners, 774-0033 fer 772-7127 Many extras Complelely 1986 PONTIAC 1000, 4 glnel transmiSSion, 1206 full bath, liVing room With crent furnace, free laun- TWO bedroom upper lIat speed, 37,000 miles, amI $3,2001 best offer 445- 1971 Mercedes 220, runs eqUipped, excellent can. natural fireplace Clean, GROSSE POinte Woods dry, $435 886-0657 LIVing room, formal dm. fm stereo, great shape 9623 well $2,5001 best offer dltlon, like new $7,500 or all utilitres, all appliances, best offer Immaculate two bedrooms, liVing GROSSE POinte Park. St Ing room, newly deco- $2,500 792.5587, 294. 884-4315 garage parking $715 1980 Pontiac Sunblrd Reli- room with natural fire- rated throughout, washer, 8753 Call 798-8345 Paul near Wayburn, 2 823.fJ386 after 6 able trasportatlOn, $750 1973 MGB G T , restorable place DIOIng el, kitchen bedroom Townhouse, hv. dryer Prefer working per- 1971 Pontiac, Grandma's BOSTON Whaler, 1977 886-3934 condition, very rare $900 With appliances Newly Ing room, dining room, BEACONSFIELD near Ker- sons Beaconsfield, one car for sale All ongmal Montauk 17, many ex- 1982 BUICK Regal Limited or best offer Will part decorated and extra appliances, full base- cheval, five room lower, block off Mack $375 extremely clean stili tras, trailer, excellent con- clean, good condition out 886-5883 after 7 pm clean Includes garage ment Off street parking newly decorated, refnger. monthly plus security smells new Must see ditIOn, $7,995 882.5083 loaded 343-0567 $700 plus secunty Call $400 EastSide Manage ator, stove, microwave 921-4191 between 9- 4 must sell 23,000 orlgmal 1986 BMW 325ES New CATALINA 27' sailboat, 886-6400 ment Co 372-2222 Included $425 822-8737, P m Ask for Barb miles 881.3954 tires, loaded (leather, 604 AUTOMOTIVE '77, loaded, In water at 91 5.10 pm ANTIQUE I CLASSIC alarm, ASS, crUise, sun- NEFF near Maumee Ele- GROSSE Pornte. Neff near CLEAN well kept 2 bed- 1984 Cadillac Coupe de Jefferson Asking roof, etc) Well main. gant English 4 bedroom Mack Upper unit avail EXECUTIVE LIVING room lower flat, Morossl Ville, red With matchmg 1929 Gazelle Mercedes $12,000, pnce negOliable talned $14,000 or best upper, 2 1/2 bathrooms, able, 2 bedroom, natural SUITES 1.94 Heat included, $425/ leather, 37,600, Wire Benz Repllcar convertl' 776-2723 offer 885-3877 appliances, $1,150 884. fireplace, bUllt.1n appli- security 656-2693 wheels, alarm, all avail. ble Looks and runs like 36' yacht, sleeps 8, 2444 ances, central air, sepa. MONTHLY LEASES able oplions, $9,9001 best new $15,000 or best of. 1968 MERCEDES Benz GRATIOTI 7 Mile, three $115 000 Call for details rate utilities, 4 car ga. Furnished Apartments, Utili. offer Excepllonal value fer 949-5143 250SE, air, sunroof, auto GROSSE POinte Park First bedroom upper flat $350 525-9446 rage $650 EastSide lies Included, Complete 885-5693 Thursday 885.1497, leave meso floor flat, nice and spa. plus 1 1/2 months secu. 1965 T-SIRD, mint condl. Management Company With Housewares, Linens, through Sunday after 5 sage CAL- 25, 1968, good condl- ClaUS, three bedrooms, nty 527-6725 tIOn, onglnal owner, lady lIOn Price negotiable appliances, basement 372-2222 Color T V And More Call PM from Indiana, $6 495 BMW 19803201, auto, new For Appointment CADIEUX. Harper area, 1 881-8743, evenings, 565- Utilities shared In half 728 Trombley Two bed. OLDSMOBILE Omega 553-3149 brakes, tires, starter, new 474.9770 bedroom apartment, 9000, days $475 month plus 1 1/2 room upper With lire 1981, 4 door, erglna! B\aupunkt stereo Like $325, refTigerator, stove, secunty 737-4335 place -Appliances, ga- owner, low milage, excel- 1966 OLDS Toronado Best new, $5,500 354-2806 1968 Chns.Cratt Cavalier, HARCOURT Road attrac- carpet, Includes heat rage, landscapmg, snow lenf condition 884-5936 offer 343-0482 evenings days, 774-0964, eve. 33', twin 327 CID Chevy UPPER 5 room apartment tive 2 bedroom, 1 bath 884-6080 nlngs engines, $7,000 882- Convenrently located In removal $800 month upper, all kitchen appli- CHEVELLE, 1969 Malibu OUTER Drivel Warren CENTURY 1985 LTD, 4 5976 the Park Appliances, 882-4875 or 885-5122 af- ances, $650 per month One owner car, $1,100 1985 TOYOTA Corolla, very 4645 Buckingham Two! door, excellent condition, laundry, private parking ter 3 PM Days, 223.3547, eve. 43,000 miles $5,100 Call 499-1694 clean, runs great Call BOSTON Whaler, 17' Mon. three bedroom upper, $385 plus security de- LAKEPOINTE- Upper flat, 2 nlngs, 886-3173 776.fJ261 885-3632 after 5 tauk, 90 hp Johnson, Immediate occupancy 1947 FORD Coupe Califor- POSit Ideal for Single bedrooms, liVing room, THREE bedroom apart. 1983 Honda Prelude, blue, many options, custom fit. $375 per month Including 1983 DELTA 88 Brougham, nia car, onglnal $4,500 working person 881. dining room, kitchen ment, available Septem. 5 speed, air, 52,000 well ted, $12,700 n5-2429 heat Homeowners, 774- loaded, mint condition, 527-1044 6405 $425 monthly plus utili' ber 1st, $525 per month maintained miles, runs 0033 air, casselle Onglnal 1978 LARSON 23 ft Cutty FOUR room upper In Park, ties 1st month's rent and 643-7124 owner No disappOint- 60S AUTOMOTIVE great $4,950 885-8789 V-8, 85 hours, camper Ideal for Single, non. secunty depoSit reqUired THREE Mile Sharp 5 room ments Must seel $4,995 FOREIGN GROSSE POINTE NEWS lower flat, 2 bedrooms, 606 AUTOMOTIVE top To settle Estate smoker, heat Included 884-1390 call dally after 521-7794 1986 NISSAN Sentra, 5 ml'5/4.WHUL $7,000 779-Q485 Call evenings 822-4810 5 pm 882.6900 breakfast nook, full base- 1989 CORSICA, 790 miles, speed, 2 door, Silver 342 AlVARO. near Jeffer. ment and garage No 1984 S15 Jimmy, loaded, LOAN Star, 15 foot fiber. GROSSE POinte area- 1 850 ST Clair near Village, 8824305 son Clean one bedroom pets Ideal for profes- 3 digit code alarm good condition 886-3734 glass, 40 hp Mercury, bedroom apartment, utili- large one bedroom up- With updated kitchen, Sionals $400 per month $10,500 342.3119 1983 TOYOTA Camry, 4 With trailer Asking ties, HSO, full bath $3501 per liVing room, dining new appliances and car. plus secUrity 882-6828 1977 CAPRICE ClaSSIC door, sunroof, air, 5 1987 Dodge Raider, white, $1,800 296-2063 or 778- month 885-6648 room bedroom With walk- petlng Ideal for Singles speed, crUise, tape 881- loaded With automatic 8100 In closet, kitchen With ONE Bedroom upper flat wagon, well maintained, MARYLAND lower 5, car transmiSSion, air, offroad bUllt- inS Including With no pets $450 plus With appliances, Hayes! $750 821-0109 5927 1982 VIKING 22' cabm package, premium sound peted, appliances, clean, washer, dryer, newly car- utilities Phone 886-2496 Whittier area, $275 a '86 NOVA CL, air, crUise, 1961 CALIFORNIA Baja crUiser, low engine miles $450 plus utilities, 881. system and more peted Immediate occu- BEACONSFIELD, south of month Includes utilities, stereo, defogger, sharp Volkswagon, new paint, With 1986 Shorelander 3149 $8,3001 best offer 886- pancy $600 monthly Jefferson Nice 2 bed- $100 security depOSit car, onglnal owner, must new Intenor, new brakes trailer $13,900 885-1199 7383 824-4490 room upper Refinished 527-1922 after 6 PM. see 774-0895 after 5 $1,350 527-1044 or 881.7139 GROSSE POinte City- Neff 1987 Jeep Cherokee Lim- near Mack. newer unit, hardwood floors, applr- SCHOENHERRI 7 Mile '86 PONTIAC 6000 STE, 1972 Mercedes 280 SE 45 1982 SEARA Y, 210 cuddy Ited, loaded 372-9143, completely redecorated 2 GROSSE POINTE ances $455 343-0255 area, 2 bedroom upper Immaculate, loaded, 4 door, gas V-a, leather With portable head, 110 881-0837 bedroom upper, modern MOVING AND BEAUTIFUL duplex on Neff flat Heat furnished, car- 48,000 miles $8,2001 Intenor, air, stereo cas. 228 horsepower, ship to bath and kitchen With STORAGE COMPANY near Village Two bed- peted, decorated Refer- best offer MuS! see to sette, alloy wheels, me- 601 AUTOMOTIVI shore, AMIFM cassette, bUilt. inS, large liVing room, fireplace, garage, ences reqUired 839-4104 appreciate 881-7093 chanically excellent, looks I'AIlTS! TIRES! ALlIlMS dual battenes, excellent, Reasonable Rates room, formal dining room, Leave message or call and runs beautifully $11,900 775-5789 Reliable SeMce basement, all appliances CAMARO 1984, Berllnetta, sunporch, seperate utili- 521-3130 $5,500 881-0997 days, DUNLOP, one pair 1851 Local & Long Distance No pets Prefer couple or CLASSIC 1964 Shell.lake black, loaded, low miles 6OHR14 tires Low miles, tieS, 2 car gilrage $650 profeSSional woman WHITTIERJ Harper area, 1 884-5674 evenings 16' fiberglass With John. 12/12 warranty on en. best offer 685-3877 Ea3tslde management 822-4400 Available Immediately bedroom apartment glne, $5,400 774-5453 1985 SMW 528e, Delphln son 75 hp outboard and Co Ask for Phil 372- 1962 Volkswagon, all or $850 per month 885- $3101 month, Heat m- grey, excellent condition trailer Good conditIOn Free EstImates 2222 7785 References please cluded 526-3864 '85 RIVIERA, showroom sevlced only by BMW part 884-3518 $1,400 or best Greg 371- PRIME Location Large up- condition, executive car, $10,500 885-2993 610 AUTOMOTIVI BUCKINGHAM. Mack area low miles Call Chuck 3746 per, newly painted, 3 2 bedrooms, newly re- NISSAN- 1984 3002, 2 plus SI'ORTS ClIS I 288-0478 1988 Wellcralt 192 ClassiC, large bedrooms, 2 baths, modeled, very good area, 2, 5 speed, excellent can. 1988 MUSTANG converti- like new, loaded, V-S liVing room, dining room, 1990 GRAND PRIX, V-6 very clean, 683-4738 d,tlon, $5,895 882.1430 ble, 50 liter GT, ex- Cobra engine, Bimini lOP, I kitchen, new appliances, air, power Windows, tilt, CADIEUX! Mack area, large 1986 Yugo, 34,000 miles, 4 tended warranty, AMIFM stereo cassette basement, garage 824- wire wheels, runs great, 2 bedroom, recently rede- speed, cassette deck, $13,500 574-1578 With Eagle trailer, sleeps 6442 needs minor repair corated, $425 monthly good condition, $1,100 2 to 4, $13,100 Call Jim $1 ,100 526-0908 1984 Corvette, black! grey 299 RIVARD, Immaculate Heat Included Secunty firm 882-8167 886-0339 days, 771-a135 Intenor, loaded, mmt con. upper 2 bedroom, all apll' deposit and references CAVALIER, 1989 RS, auto- alter 6 1983 AUDI 5000S, power ances, carpetmg, Window matiC, 9,000 miles, dltlon, 21,000 onglnal Ideal for adults 885-1315 sunroof, power Windows, miles, never been In rain 1971 Tom Sawyer, 18' run. treatment and garage loaded $9,000 m-8319 CAMDEN off Conner newly amlfm With cassettel about, 160 Mere mboardl SpacIous 3rd floor stor. 791-8139 decorated 5 room lower, 1985 Sunblrd, 2 door, 5 equalizer, under 15,000 outboard, completely re- age $800 month In. 1/2 heat Included, appli- speed cassette, low mi- mllesl year $3,200 Well 611 AUTOMOTIVI conditIOned, double axle eludes heat Available TRUCKS ances, basement, $300 leage best offer 656- maintained 884-9485 trailer, well -133, Grosse September 1st 259-6900 LaVon's Rental and Prop- 3867 1987 Ford F150 Super Cab POinte Farms Pier After 6 p m 882-5001 1986 Mazda AX-7, 11,600 erty Management, 773- Lanat, 18,000 miles, $4,300 Call 885-2905 1987 Pontiac Grand Arl', V. miles, 5 speed, excel- ONE bedroom apartments 2035 6, loaded $6,5001 best lent 882-9297 after 5 loaded Asking $13,500 COLUMBIA 22 saIlboat, 10 for rent, Harper Woods COMPACT 3 room upper offer 881-2439 pm or best offer call m. horsepower electnc start 343-0410 0201 atter 6 p m motor, 1989 boatwell, apartment overlookmg 1982 CAPRICE ClaSSIC, 1983 NISSAN Sentra $3,0001 best offer. S86- BEAUTIFUL 2,500 square garden on Ballour be- good condrtlon, 40,000 wagon, high milage, new 6' 2 AUTOMOTIVE loot 3 bedroom, 2 bath tween Outer Dnve and VANS 9398 miles, new tires $3,800 tires, 5 speed $1,500 flat Fireplace, appli- Warren Avenue Ideal for 882.5172 884-2352 after 6 1987 GMC Safan Mlnl.Van BOAT, motor and Irafler, 18 ances, balcony, base- young couple or single foot $1,200 371-5389. 1985 Celebrity Eurosport 4 1982 HONDA Prelude, 5 with Starcraft conversIOn. ment, garage, many older person Rent, $270 door, power wlndowsl speed, blue, sunroof, ami Completely loaded. 1986 SEARA Y 270 Sun- POINTE GARDEN amentlles $1,200 plus plus $50 for all utilities, locks AMI FM cassette, fm cassette, new tires $11,500 885-7048 dancer, twm 192 V.fj, low secunty 689-3940 week- Secunty reqUired 882- air, new brakes! shocks $1,500 I best 524-2500 hours, clean and loaded HARPER WOODS days Of 824-7526 1649 after 6 pm Excellent condition work, Chnsty Evenings, 1986 Ford E-350 cargo van, $41 ,000 Includes WInter ONE AND TWO BEDROOM APTS. NEWLY decorated, spa- PARKER at Layfayette, 1 $3,900 886-7655 884-3964 76,000 mtles, new storage 885-2625 bedroom, liVing room, brakes, shocks and water • Newly D"coratcd CIOUS, one bedroom • Senior Citizcn Discount apartment, irving room, kItchen With eatmg pump Good conditIOn bSS CAMPERS • Two Year Lease Available space, pantry Histone More uto $6,800 884-9794 dining room, walk-out ter . • Close to Shopping and Bus race, kitchen WIth appli- bUilding $285 month rn- COLEMAN, the largest SPECIALS • Well Maintamed & Secure Buildings ances, garage and clludes utilities 885-2842 1985 DODGE caravan, 5 Two hundred and fifty Other apartmcnts available in St. Clair Shorcs shared use of basement IMMEDIATE occupancy! passengar, air, 22 liter, dollars Aeady to camp, on the back $345 per month Includes Large one bedroom, 55K miles, very good 778-1436 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL page of this conditIOn Maintenance heal No pets Please call hardwood floors and ap- log $7,000 1 best 886- GROSSE POINTE NEWS 881.6100 757-7465, between 5 and pliances $350 plus utlh- section and on page 3c 9626 882-6900 9 pm tl85 as1.a609 .., "._= "=_4_"'4_4__ .4 ~ ~.---~~~~~-----~------. ------~ ------...... ,--- ...... , ...... - ...... -.-.,i - ... .." ~. - ...... - ...... ~ ..... --", -- .....------..---

August 31, 1989 11C Grosse Pointe News

101 APTS flATS DUPLEX 102 APT5 FLAB l)UPLEX 105 HOUSIS FOR RENT 10S HOUSES fOR RENT 101 HOUSES FOR RENf 714 liVING aUARTERS 116 OFflClS COMMIIlCIAL 121 VACATION RENTAL Delf 011 Woynt Counl y 5 C 5 Macomb Coun'r Po,n'c' Harper Wood, Po,"t., Harpe. Woods S (5. Macomb (ounly TO SHAIlE FO~ RENT flORIDA MORANG one bedroom, GROSSE Pointe Woods 1688 Hollywood Three 5T. Clair Shores 2 bed- NEEDED, two young re- FT, MYERS You'll love WIn- ROSEVILLE. one bedroom, GROSSE POINTE appliances, air, heat, se- 2057 Norwood 3 bed- bedroom bungalow, two room bungalow, 1 1/2 car sponSible men to share 4 ter In Fionda In our lovely air conditioned apart. AREA. cure bUilding $345 room Colomal, very open, car garage, appliances garage, no appliances, bedroom house With 2 new Condo at Cross ment, liVing room, dining Furnished office space to monthly 885-6863 liVing room with natural $795/ month 884-6456 large yard Prefer working dental students Rent Creek Country Club rent $125 per month L, kitchen With appli- fireplace, dining room, couple, $575/ month plus $200 and $250 per Condo situated on small CADIEUX! Harper area, 1 PRIME location 10 Grosse 882.{)555 ances, new carpet, newly huge family room, kitchen secunty Available Sep- month Share ulilitles, no lake overlooking golf bedroom apartment, Pomte Farms, 1,400 decorated, easy access With bUill. Ins, 1 112 tember 1st 885-1043 af- pets 8864049, 748-3090 GENEROUS ALLOWANCE course Two bedrooms, $325, refrigerator, stove, square feet, brand new to express way, $450/ baths, basement IS half ter5 pm Toward Remodeling two baths, large screened carpet, Includes heat ROOMATES wanted to month plus secunty n9- rec room, central air, 2 kitchen, completely rede- To Suitt porch, large liVing room, corated $900 885-8851 , ST. Clair Shores $620 share 5 bedroom house 884-6080 2807 car garage $950 B84- 1,800 square foot bUilding dining room, eat-In 886-6864 after 5 Gorgeous 2 bedrooms, on Chester, between Mo- LOVELY, modern, one bed. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 91 4967 on Mack In excellent retail kitchen and wet bar 1m. modern, beamed ceilino ross and Cadieux Prefer room apartment. Car- Mack area, one bedroom, EXECUTIVE Home, prime or offICe area Parking for maculate and completely GROSSE Pomte Woods duplex, appliances, fUdl profeSSionals, male or peted, air, parking Whit- qUiet surroundings, great location, walk to (North 25 cars In rear Immedi- upgraded Custom deco- Large 5 bedroom Short saver sliders, lawn sprtn female References re- tier near Kelly Road for seniors Carpeting, and Star) 4 bedrooms, 2 ate occupancy $1,200 rated contemporary Inte- lease $2,500 886-4340 klers, garage, Ideal for qUIred Call 881-4574 $330 month Includes appliances, heat and wa- 1/2 baths, formal dining month nor Brand new furOlture, working couple, available heat 839-8453 or 881- ter Included $4501 HOUSE for rent, Farms, room, Flonda room, rec LOOKING for 2 responSible 881-4200 linens, kitchenware Our excepllonally clean 3 now, no pets 294-2642 women to share my golf membership transfer- 3542 monthly, $450 security room, 2 car attached, FOR RENT OR SALEt bedroom on qUiet street Also large Colonial du- home In the Park 2 bed- able, play on challenging UNIVERSITY near Mack Lower umts now avail. central air, alarm, 2 year Quality OffIce Building central atr, 2 car garage plex available September rooms non-smokers only, 18 hole course Other fa- One bedroom upper flat able. Chapoton Apart- lease, $1,500 a month FUlly carpeted, bUilt-in $1,025 per month Avail. 19th, $780 references Rent $295 CIlities available are club- $300 plus secunty, utili. ments, ?n-7840 September 1st 792-6004 desks, caolnets and able Immediately 881- Includes utilities, available house, tennis and pool ties B84-n63 days SEE CLASS 709 shelVing ReceptIOn area, ST. Clair Shores, large one 8031 beginning September No pets Only one half bedroom, walk- In closet, for lav, kitchen, OffICeS, stor- INDIAN Village- 2 bedroom GROSSE Potnte Farms 2 1/ 824-9434 hour from Ft Meyers WOODS three bedroom, 2 BRAND NEW age room, garage park- carnage house. $500 a newly carpeted and deco- 2 bedroom, older charm- Beach, near Captiva and rated, tlted bath Heat in- bath ranch, large master TOWNHOME SEEKING intelligent, re- Ing Great Grosse POInte month plus utlllties 922- Ing house near Pier Lo- Sanibel Island Lovely cluded, $475 851..Q8SS bedroom SUite, newly on Lake S1. Clalrl sponSible person to share Woods Mack Avenue lo- 1885, call after 5 cation and transportation mall and shopping decorated, modern home In Grosse POinte cation Rent at $1,600 excellent for working COU- nearby Available January NEAR Grosse POinte on EAST DETROIT kitchen, rent or rent With ROOMMATE needed to area $50 per week plus month or for sale at ple No pets $650 791- January thru May, 1990 Chatsworth Nice 2 bed- CavalIer Manor on Kelly opllon to buy, $950 885- share spacIous waterfront 1/3 utilities Ask for Ken $159,000 0071 Call 886-8141 after PM room upper, appliances Road Attractive 1 and 2 2937 home In St Clair Shores at 886-6791 881-6300 7 $300 plus utilities 343- Pet welcome Call Janet, bedrooms Many features BRICK 3 bedroom, fimshed 106 HOUSES FOR RENT MARCO Island, Beach front including . secunty sys- 778-8121 PROFESSIONAL female to Johnstone & Johnstone 0255 basement, air, $700 An- Detroit/Wayne County condo 2 bedroom, 2 tem, ceiling fan, central share two bedroom upper 17888 MACK. 5200 sq ft DEVONSHIREI Warren, dary, 886-5670 ONE bedroom house Ideal bath, 10th floor. weekly- air, covered parking 70. HOUSES WANTED TO RENT In Grosse POinte Farms to lease In Grosse POinte nice 2 bedroom lower, for the profeSSional Park- monthly rentals, 881. 773-3444 559-7220 FARMS- lovely three bed- $250 plus 1/2 utilities City Free standing bUild- appliances, $335 like setting on water With 4199 room ranch, own ulilities YOUNG family seeking first 882-4948 In9 Great parking monthly References, se- GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Lake St Clair access No pets References, se- home but needs rent With Owner will bUild Intenor CLEARWATER FlOrida. cunty 881-3536 FEMALE 25 seeks Malel cunty $990 886-2044 Wall to wall, air condition- Luxury, completely fur- option to buy With pay- Female roommate to to SUit $12 per sq ft LOVELY modern 1 bed- RELAX! Ing, appliances, lawn and nished condo 2 bed- FURNISHED rental, Grosse ments of $600- $625 share Grosse POinte Park Call for details, Jim Sares room apartment- car- snow service, secunty rooms, 2 baths, all USE OUR FAX Pomte Woods, 3 bed. Great references ?n- flat With wood floors and Agency 886-9030 peted, air conditioned, system $470 per month amenities, pool, JaCUZZI, room home One year 7438 study $2601 month 882- parking E Outer Drive Call and Inquire about our Live In Luna World USAI GROSSE POinte Plaza of. tennis Near golf, shop- lease or longer Fur- 1059 near Van Dyke $330/ FAX MACHINE. When Call Gem at Skip and 70' TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS flce space available ping areas and 15 min- nished, tenant pays utIli- FOil RENT monthl including heat time Is short and our lines Luna, 822-6718 or 331- 22725 Mack Ave be- utes to beach (313) 261. ties $8501 month No 11 b OFfiCES / COMMERCIAL 892-8370 or 881-3542 are bUSy, you can simply 6805 BRAND NEW tween 8- 9 Mile Rd 1,225 0306 pets Immediate OCCU- FOil IlENT FAX the copy along with KELLYI Morang area- 2 EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME square foot sUite for 3435 Haverhill Two bed. pancy Call Bolton John- MACK AVENUE SAN Marco Villas You'll billing and category bedroom brick bungalow, on Lake St. Clair! $1,400 per month Includ- room upper. Appliances, ston ASSOCiates, 884- NEAR Broadstone Office, love thiS one Decorator information. alarm $425 per month, Super plush 2 bedroom, 2 Ing all utilities and main- newly painted and car- 6400 studiO or ?, 1,400 ft furnished, two bedroom, 1/2 bath, fireplaces, too tenance 3 times per peted $340 month plus $425 secunty depOSit 2 1/2 bath townhouse GROSSE POINTE NEWS GROSSE POinte Woods, many amenities to list I week Call Michigan heat 393-5223 294-0954 MACKNERNIER Extra clean Everything 1937 Hawthorne Bnck 2,500 square feet plus at- Realty Co 296-7602 882-6900 PELKEY/ 8 Mlle/ Schoen- ADAPTABLE three Units - upgraded- carpet, lin- CADIEUX! Warren area, ranch, 2 bedrooms, air tached 2 car garage herr area newly deco- one or all Vacant Good SMALL private 1 person of- ens, furniture, matresses near hospital and ex- ST. Clair Shores Large one conditioned, den, eating $2,175 per month, opllon VISibility fice, as part of larger Pool and sauna faCIlities pressway Three bed- bedroom, newly deco- rated 2 bedroom, finished space 10 kitchen, dmtng- to buy Model open 7 sUite Ideal for represent- specially cared for No room Duplex on qUiet rated, air condilioned, basement, 1 1/2 baths, L, natural fireplace, ftn- days, 1 to 5 lakeView MACK AVENUE MEDICAL atives, accountants, legal pets Ideal for non-smok- street, all appliances fUlly carpeted With appll. garage, $525/ negotiable Ished basement, appli- Club on Jefferson, north TEN ROOM sUite Just re- or executive Non smok- Ing couple Private beach $425 plus secunty Prefer ances Near shopping, laVon's Renta! and Prop- ances Included 1 car of 11 1/2 Mile n4-6363 done Brick fireplace, se- Ing only 21719 Harper, pnvelage at reSidents' responsible adults, no public transportation and erty Management, n3-- attached garage, large ST. Clair Shores Condo cUrity system, much at Shady Lane Call n9- park MInimum lease 3 pets Immediate occu- expressway Security 2035 62'X137' lot Located be- Two bedrooms, 1 1/2 more 4941 consecutiVE:! months pancy 882-1985 or n3- locked 884-3360 and TWO bedroom, Single fam- tween Mack and Harper, baths, basement, carport, Available November 2nd, 3805, Jeff. n8-7260 Ily, 1.94/ Cadieux $350 DELUXE office space avail- 2 blocks East of 8 Mile $510 monthly plus secu- 93 KERCHEVAL 1989 thru April 29th, plus secunty Option to able, newly remodeled, TWO bedroom upper flat, ApprOXimately 1,100 rity, references 689-3940 FRONT three rooms over 1990 $2,000 per ,T1ontr LAKESHORE Village, 2 buy poSSible 228-8028 secretarial stations, li- newly decorated, fire- sqaure feet $725 NBD Private lav plus all utilities and bedrooms, second bath, or n6-0508 brary, conference room, place, garage, appll. Monthly No pets please LAKEPOINTE Morang, 3-4 phone Secunty depoSit, all appliances By ap- RIVIERA Terrace, 9/ Jeffer- and abundant parking ances, washer/ dryer, no Call 882-9153 for an ap- bedroom bnck home, re- FISHER ROAD $500 Full amount due In pointment only 445-9484 son Lake View, 2 bed- Pnme locatIOn for attor- pets, $350 per month potntment modeled kitchen With ap- FISHER MEWS three advance. (313)779-4941 room upper, 2 baths neys on the go Contact plus utilities, secunty de- NINE Mlle/ Harper area, pliances, garage, $5501 rooms With lav, coffee or (313)884-6358 MARYLAND, Grosse POinte Rent Includes heat, air, J Simon, 313-771.0420 POSit reqUired Appoint- $450/ month includes month plus secUrity de- bar, Single office, COR- school system, 3 bed. water, security guard, SANIBEL Island, Gulf of ment only, 544-8884 heat and appliances An- POSit 882-8937 after 6 NER OF MAUMEE - very COLONIAL EAST/NORTH rooms flat, separate utili. pool, sauna Immediate MeXICO 500 feet from dary~5670 pm pnvate small SUite, lav, St Clair Shores, 9 Mile and ties, $500 monthly Month occupancy 881-6912 ocean, 2 bedrooms, 2 LUNARAMA_ lIve In Luna storage Harper, 600- 1,000' First WoOd USA, an east Side 70S HOUSES FOR RENT to month or lease 939- baths, liVing room, di- MOROSS/ 1.94 area 3 bed- RIVtERA 1errace Large floor, partltlOOed, fully car- Pointes 'Harp.r Woods 3957, after 6 nette, large screened enclave Exciting 1 and 2 room ColOnial, large liv- one bedroom, appliances, KELLY /EIGHT MILE peted, Windowed offIces, bedroom Units In Fox porch Also an open GROSSE POinte Woods, Ing and dining room, ap- heat, air Included car- 3,000 feet above Inacomp some wrth pnvate en. 527 FISHER off Kercheval, porch for sun bathing Creek SUbdiVISion, $350- spaCIOUS ranch, 2 bed- pliances, dIshwasher, port, clubhouse, pool SIX large offices, tYIO lavs trances and baths Near $425 A unique place to 2 bedrooms, fireplace, Large lot wrth beautIful rooms, dining room, Flor- fireplace, available first 885-6864 Sign nghts expressway Utilities and formal dining room, large $550 palm trees New furniture live In Detroit Call Gem Ida room, 2 car garage, week October $625, first, Janrtor Included $600- kitchen With appliances, GROSSE POinte City Four at Skip and Luna, 822. basement, appliances, last and secUrity 884- 1-941ALLARD $975 a month throughout house Avail- Flordla room, 2 1/2 ga- bedrooms, three baths, able ImmedIately 823- 6718 or 331~5 air, near Lakeshore 5389 HARPER WOODS easy ac- 778-0120 or 881-6436 rage $850 month plus appliances Available 5971 $1,200/ month, refer- cess small suite, pnvate TWO bedroom lower, secunty Call 6 pm 881. HAVERHILLI Mack Three September 1st $1,200 a 15001 Mack at Maryland, ences Call after 5 p m lav, own address, own air WANTED home or condo Mack! Cadieux Utilities, 2505 bedroom brick Tudor, 2 month Days 259-4800, 3,200 square feet, retail 885-9031. system Great parking Boca or Del Ray area garage, c1eanl 882-7065 baths, 2 car garage, fire- evenings 884-9349 or office, newly deco- SMALL 1 bedroom home September, October, Three Bedroom House place, sunroom, breakfast rated 884-2257 LIVing room, den, kitchen, LAKEPOINTE Towers- Lux- Virginia S Jeffnes November minimum Fur ONE and two bedroom IN THE FARMS nook References re- utility room 1 floor, no ury liVing, St Clair Realtor 882-0899 15318 MACK, office sUites nlshed 882-6678 apartments, heat in- Kitchen appliances, washer, qUired 288-0478 basement Fenced yard, Shores golf course LOCATED ON THE HILL for rent, from $150 and cluded, we cater to senior dryer, Window treatments EXCHA~!GE 2 bedroom, 2 Grosse POinte schools HAVERHILL nice area of Brand new customized 2 up Full Secretanal ser- Citizens, reasonable rent, and carpeting mcluded ApproXimately 2,800 square bath luxury condo In Tar- $450/ month, lease, first, Detroit, 3 bedroom Single bedroom, 2 bath, 1,120 feet of office or retail, mid- vices offered 884-2257. 885-9144 Occupancy september 1 pon Spnngs, Flonda On last, secunty 228-1333 house, fireplace, base- square feet Condo In block, easy parking Call $1,025 month 580 sq ft former medical the water With tenniS, ment, rec-room, carpet- mld-nse bUilding Includes R.G. Edgar & ASSOCiates 102 APTS flATS DUPLEX CHAMPION & BAER SUite- 2 exam rooms, lav- pool, sauna, for small GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 109, 1 1/2 car garage, pool, tennis court, Jogging S.C.S Macomb Counly 884-5700 886-6010 atory 119 Kercheval house or 2 bedroom bedroom bungalow, 1 1/2 $450 EastSide Manage- track, garage parking, el- 885-3706 after 4 p m condo In the POlntes or baths, carpeting, 1 1/2 ment Co 372-2222 evator service, appliances TWELVE Mile, 16250 48 CADIEUX, south of Ker- BRAND NEW St Clair Shores Decem- car garage Available and carpeting Starting at 717 OfFICES' COMMEIlCIAL new one bedroom apart- cheval Beautiful two bed- 707 HOUSES FOR RENT OFFICE BUILDING ber 1- June 1 (813)937- room Ranch, central air, September 11tho $725/ $950/ month Ready to WANTED ments central air, balC(}- 5.C.S. I Macomb County Grosse Pointe Farms 1224 or wnte 138 Man- per month plus secunty. move Inll Michigan Con- nys, $410 and up Imme- carpeted throughout All utilities and parking fur- WANTED: bUIlding With 1, ner Dr , 34689 No appliances No pets TWO bedroom ranch, 11/ dominium 29EH602 diate occupancy. 885- $1,000 monthly 885- nished by landlord A;r 2, or 3 bays, SUitable for 881-2105 Jefferson. $525 No pets 122 VACATION RENTAL 4364 1719 TWO bedroom Townhouse, proXimately 1,350 square auto detallmg East sub- Secunty deposit, refer- OUf OF STATE central air, full basement feet available at $1500 urbs or Grosse POinte, ences Evenings, 884- 102 APTS flATS DUPLEX 702 APT5' FLATS I DUPLEX 102 APTS/FlATS DUPLEX Rent $550 per month No per foot lease or buy Call Mike, HILTON HEAD ocean front S C S, Macomb County S.C.S Macomb County 8683 S.C S Macomb County pets 222-5870 R.G. Edgar & Associates 882-6570 condo, 1 bedroom, fall SUPER CLEAN bookings $275 a week VERY nice Townhouse 886.6010 South St Clair Shores To- 343-9053 Condo on Lakeshore KENNEDY BUILDING 120 ItOOMS FOR IlENT NORTHSHORE tally redecorated three ST. CLAIR SHORES Drive Two large bed. Affordable office sUlies APARTMENTS bedroom ranch with par- PARK, room, kitchen pnVJ- HIL TONHEAD Island, 2 rooms With roomy clos- Large area/Single suites tially finished basement leges, $200 plus 112 utili- bedroom, 2 bath ocean LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS Jeffersonl 91/2 Mlle. ets, fully carpeted, 18121 East 8 Mile Road Fully carpeted and ties 822-5941 VIlla $560 weekly 882- One and two bedroom kitchen range and refng- opposite Eastland Mall draped, central air, 5997 24901 Jefferson at 10 Mile luxury apartments erator Included $595 per fenced lot, appliances in- 776-5440 WOODS fumlshed lovely With private base- month Available Septem- 723 VACATION !lENTIL cluded NO PETS $730 a 24' bedroom wrth sitting Spacious one bedroom, air conditioned, ment, from $565 to ber 15th Call 754-4469 HARPER NEAR ALLARD NORTHERN MICHIGAN month plus utilities, 1 year GPW, five IndMduaf offices, room, half bath. air, carpeting. appliances, includes heat, $670. Carports !C1tchen prlvlledgpc; ENJOV the fall colors In available. minimum lease Available HARD wood floors, 2 1/2 $300-$4501 month g;o55. water. No pets. Call 778-4422. nowl 885-0588 bedrooms $450 month HARPER AT BRYS washer/ dryer All utilities one of our cottages with 822-7090 Pnme, class A, free stand- Included except phone a cozy fireplace, on Wal- 701 AI'TS FLAT5/0UI'L1X Ing, pnvate parking, 1,600 Non-smokmg, working loon Lake In the Woods 771.3124 S.C.S Macomb County GROSSE POinte City, sq ft Ideal X-way access lady $325 per month or on a bluff With VIew of freshly decorated, 2 bed. EXECUTIVE OFFICES 884-7510 the Bay Call Lon Vaca- room, 1 bath, carport, Punch & Judy Bldg tIOn PropertIes Network, central air, available FURNISHED basement, Llye where the 'un fS four seasons lang' RIck Rutan 616-347-7600 October 1st $825 per Ideal for semor citizen or Commercial Real Select your hame Irom our Ilecutive one~ and two bedroom ranch month Evenrngs, 885- WOrking gentleman 773- TRAVERSE CIty- home on Estate Group apartm.nt homes or our spacious Iwo.bedroom lalt Ipar1m.nl. 7404, days. 5n.7255 9015 waterfront Private lake, Pamper yours.1I wllh IndiVIdual clImate control all G E k,lchen 886-8000 completely fumlshed, 4 wall-IO walt plush carpallng sound.condltlonlng and SPACIOUS POinte room GROSSE POINTE NEWS bedrooms $75/ day 526- your own LAKEVIEW I'ATIO OR IIALCONY Enjoy your OFFICE space on Mack In near Waterfront Park 6054. PRIVATE LAKEFRONT CLUII HOUSE. 80AT HA'IBOR and 882.6900 the Woods Ideal for Employed, non smoker BOATING ASSOCIATION CLUB BOATS small bUSiness Many on .!I1I.sport. Lake S' Clair 714 llVING QUARTERS 824.a376 sefV1Ces available 882- MACKINAC Island. one, Resort liVIng al your dooratepl TO SHARf 1470 LARGE Sleeping room In two and three bedroom MALE roommate, St Qalr ------Woods $200 a month Condos, available year Shores, two bedroom ONE large or two small of- 882-7300 round Taking Fall and condominium, air condt- flees, approximately 352 Chrrstmas reservations tlonlng. basement, laun. sq ft, $375/ month In- OVER 40 years old Must now Call (906)847-3260 dry room, $225 plus half cludes utilities n4-8180 be clean, neat and qUiet $4750 weekly No pnV1- HOMESTE.AD- Bear's Knoll utilities 886-0368, 779- LARGE sUite - Woods . air leges call 885-3039 be- Cottage, an enchanted 1225 parking, waiting room' fore 6 PM $275 month 882-7300 home, two bedroom, two 711 VACATION IIINlAl bath, fireplace for chilly Are you a MEDICAL FLOIIIOA fall nights No Smoking, BUILDING OR SUITES no pets 661-4073 SINGLE MOTHER? SANIBEL Island- one bed- Harper & 8 Mite Rd Having trouble making room penthouse condo ends meet? ProfeSSIO- STIEBER REAL TV directly on the gulf Avail- ~,~ -- nal working mother JUST CALL US n5-4900 able after September 1st would like to share large $430/ week (614)436- home With same, MACK Ave 3700 sq ft GROSSE ~~ 3694 Grosse POinte area - bUilding, Ideal for Doctors POINTE NEWS would have private or office share Ample CLEARWATER Flonda, HARBOR CWB APARTMENTS AND YACHT HARBOR room and bath Ca1l8B6- pa rklng $3,100 per condO on the ocean, 36000 EASTJEFFERSON ON LAKEST CLAIR Resldenf Manager 791-144'; 01B7 after 6 pm. Refer- 882-6900 ences reqUIred month Wilcox Realty available August thru De- 884-3550 cembef, 881-5013

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77\ VACATION RINTAl 100 HOUSES fOR SALI 800 HOUSES fOR SAU lOa Houm FOR SALi , SOO HOUSIS fOR SAll RI50RH 100 HOUSES JOR SAlI 100 HOUSES fOR SALE .00 HOUSES fOil SALE

SCHUSS Mountan'll Shanty MORAVIAN MEADOWS GROSSE POinte Woods, THREE family Income, St PRIVACY galore in thiS se- STUNNING CAPE COD BUYING OR SELLING THREE bedroom brick Creek Chalet 11"1 the Spectaculat 4 bedroom col- 1024 Blalrmoor Court, Clair Shores, $8O's Cen- cluded area of East De- ThIS spaCIOUS home on A HOME Cape Cod LIVing room, Woods Sleeps B, 54 Onial In Garfieldl Moravian 2,000 square feet, 3 bed- tury 21 East, 881-2540, troit ThiS beautiful home prestigious Grosse Pomte I will prepare all legal docu- dining room large holes of golf, including area Formal dining room, rooms, 2 1/2 baths, 2 ask for Bill features 4 good SiZed Woods street features 4 ments, $200 complete kitchen DetrOit's best, The legend TenniS, family room, updated family rooms, newly dec. bedrooms, 3 baths, first bedrooms, 2 full baths, Also Wills, probate and near Grosse Pomte and ELEVEN units, Mack at pool 293-7070 kitchen, finished base- orated and landscaped floor laundry, finished finished basement, new incorporations Thomas P St John Hospital BB2- Three Mile $48,000 an- ment and much more tn-level Immediate po- nual Income, land con- QRAHO Old Lake MIChigan basement With natural furnace With central air, Wolverton, Attorney 2B5 9287 Must see seSSion, $205,000 FleXI- tract terms 20010 down cottage, exclusive Maca- wood burning fireplace, attached garage, large 6507 VERY WELL MAINTAINED CENTURY 21 AVID, INC ble terms 4~7602 or century 21 East, 881- tawa (Holland) Spectacu- bar and kitchen, Pella deck overlooking beautiful GROSSE POinte Shores Bungalow Wllh expansion 778-8100. 884-4329 2540, ask for Bill lar view, beach Sleeps 8 Windows, alarm system, lot and much, much prime location 2000 allic Recently painted, FOUR family Income, to 23, $750 to $1,250 attic exhaust fan and more 1560 Oxford- Lovely Tudor 859 St Clair- Immaculate 4 square feet, 3 bedroom, newer carpet, Ilardwood Grosse POinte Park, AvaHabIe September 2nd 2500 sq ft of liVing GROSSE POINTE WOODS family home features 4 bedroom, 2 bath, remod- family room, finished fIO

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000 HOUSiS fOR SALE 103 (ONOm Af'H HAIS 803 CONDOS APH HATS BOB lAKE RIVEIl HOMES

8300 EAST JEFFERSON SHARP canal anch with 3 BY (Nmer, custom bwh HARPER WOODS bedrooms, 3 fireplaces, Thiele home 21107 Attractive two bedroom CASA BALCONA CO-OP family room has wet bar Thiele Dr St Clair condo offers dining room Sharp 5th f\ool' corner u011 $162,000 Shores, 779-2971 No With hardwood floors cov- with 2 balconies, deslrea- CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. Agents please ApproxI- ered With newer carpet bIe downtown locatIOn, n8-8100. mately 1,367 square feet Simple assumption heated hVlng area, 1,200 qUite secure bUilding $49,000 (H.Q1 KIN) $222 Maintenance fee ALGONACI Clay Township square feet heated semi- 885.2000. Includes heat, water, canal home, 3 bedrooms, finished basement wrth taxes and Insurance, cen- DESIRABLE, MID.LEVEL 2 balhs, 1,900 square cellar, 2 bedroom home tral air, oak parquet END.UNIT CONDO feet, 2 story, clean, deep, with convertible view floors With balcony Two bed- Wide canal, many extras room, home Conclsts of 6 RELAX FOR rooms and 2 baths All Move In condition rooms total SpacIous Call Don Ho Red Carpet Keirn, appliances Corner Unit $199,900 794-7373 LABOR DAY! custom birch cabinets, Metro. 526-0268 884- ergo, has more Windows gorgeous hardwood Let the floors 7649 $75,500 (H-16RIV) 11 I LOTS fOR SAlE 885-2000 Grosse Pointe News RICHLAND HARPER WOODS. Two SCHWEITZER EIGHT Mile Rd- Vacant lot COUNTRY APARTMENTS Classifieds work for you! bedroom dollhouse, re- REAL ESTATE zoned commercial, 80' x $1,250,000 modeled throughout, per- BETTER HOMES 110', Great location, per- 56 uOIIs on 7 roiling acres In fect for retiree or starter AND GARDENS feet for office bUilding, re- We will be closed Monday, growing area between Grosse POinte schools tail etc Pnce to sell at Battle Creek and Kalama- September 4. To avoid the Tuesday Noon deadline rush $43,900 20860 Holly- CLASSIC BROWNSTONE $99,000 II Call Jim Saros zoo On-site managers wood 885-n45 Beautiful Townhouse Condo at Jim Sares Agency we suggest classified ads be placed by 5 p,m. Friday, ' Good cash flow Brokers Within walking distance to _~ __ 90_3O _ September 1st. welcome BY Owner Falrcrest off The Village ThiS spa- Hayes (near 7 Mile) Ask for PATT KOLLER III J NORTHERN MICHIGAN CIOUShome features three HOMES Measured and bordered ads Three bedroom, base- (313) 343-5290 bedrooms, three baths, ment, garage, land con- SCHWEITZER third floor In-law apart- GROSSE POinte MOVing must be placed by Friday, tract, asking $13,500 REAL ESTATE ment, central air, garage, Company Regular triPS September 1st. at 4 p.m. n2-9632 BETTER HOMES beautiful private patiO and north Partial loads wel- AND GARDENS much morel Immediate come 822-4400 ST. Clair Shores brick 3 The Grosse Pointe News wishes you a safe and happy holiday weekend. occupancy Owner needs bedroom, finished base- MACK and Cadieux area a qUick salel 117 REAL mATE WANTED ment, garage Land con- Affordable Bat>cock co-op tract terms, or rent while apartment, one block Stieber Realty 882-6900 buying Andary ~5670 from Grosse POinte shop- n5-4900 CASH ping 563-3300 FOR HOMES 101 COMMERCIAL 8UILOINGS ST. CLAIR SHORES 106 FLORIDA PROPERTY Serving Area Since 1938 DUPLEX STIEBER REAL TV SPRING HIli Lovely two COMMERCIAL BUilding for 2 bedrooms each, 2 car ga- 775-4900 sale or lease St Clair rages each Prime area bedroom, two bath home, Shores Beautiful corner, $140,000 one car garage Open For all your Home Maintenance Needs 9 Mile at Industrial Dnve, CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. concept, split plan, cen- 119 CEMET AllY LOTS one block east of 1-94 n8-8100. tral heat and air, screened porch, fans, WOODLAWN Cemetary, 8 6,900 square foot office, BUY NOW AND well, sprinkler system, space fat, sectiOn 38, lot shop and storage 25,000 settle In Before Winter much more $57,500 1. 72 DeSirable local Ion square foot land and Put the snow blower and 904-683-5153 Sold all or seperately parking Call owner, ~ shovel In the Garage $500 each 821-4206 1669 sale ThiS second floor 1I07 INVESTMENT PROl'ERTY Condo Wlth 2 bedrooms, TWO Chaise lots at White 450 TO 1iOO square feet In 2 baths, washer and dryer Chapel Reasonable 885- ST. Clair Shores, 4 Unit 13 Mile and Harper area within the unit IS Ideally 1265 condominium bUilding St C1aJrShores situated In the beautiful CENTURY 21 AVID, INC. serene, With garages, basement 120 BUSINESS $265,000 C W Babcock, n8-8100, Woodbridge Complex, OPPORTUNITIES 885-6863 Where all outside mainte- BEAUTY Salon, 7 Mile and ~o3 CONDOS APTS flATS nance IS taken care of for Mack area Very busy 1I01l LAKE I RIVER HOMES you There IS a clubhouse salon, 10 stations, 6 full LAKESHORE Village- 2 with pool and entrance time people Inventory bedroom condo, many gate man You've paid ST. CLAIR Clarke Dnve 76 and equipment Included extras, $72,900 773- your 'Dues'- Now It'S time feet of chOice riverfront, Jim Kouklos at Jln Saros 9248 to enJoy and relax Let landscaped so as to pro- Agency 886-9030 DUPLEX. 15830- 32 Wind. me show you- Today Vide a very private setting mill POinte (corner Lake Palazzo & ASSOCIates. for thiS comfortable and LONG established gift! nov- Court), Grosse POinte 885-1944. unique rustic home Great elty shop, Grosse POinte Park SpacIous 2 bed- CO-OP, St Clair Shores, 9 nver Views from promon- Village 881-2221 room, 1 1/2 bath, liVing Mile off Jefferson Large tory vantage point Four room with fireplace, dln- 2 beroom, 1 1/2 bath, bedrooms, two baths, din- Ing room and den Fin. carport, central air, own ing room, huge liVing Ished basement with sep- washer, dryer Newly room With massive stone arate laundry room decorated Babcock fireplace Three decks, Three car garage. ~el- - Realty Co 777-3310 steel seawall. 3 car ga- lent condition Profes------rage $255,750 slonally landscaped Beautifully decorated 2 Stately three level home on Many extras $260,000 bedroom, 2 112 car ga- North Riverside Four (or For appointment call 331- rage, fimshed basement, five) bedrooms, formal 5338 or 822-5982 enclosed courtyard, ex- dining room, liVing room ______tras Make offer 286- (with fireplace) opens onto r------, 9004 spacIous covered ver- 9 CONDOS TO DELUXE Condo 1050 anda Family room, spa- CHOOSE FROM!!! Woodbndge End unit, 2 CIOUS kitchen and dlnrng E. JEFFERSON, ST large bedrooms, 2 1/2 room 100 feet of pnme CLAIR SHORES ChOice baths, family room, new riverfront With steel sea- end unit 2 bedroom kitchen, finished base- wall and long dock condo on the courtyard ment, 2 car attached ga- $270,000 CLASSIFIEDS Just steps from your rage, extras, pool and MacGLASHAN COMPANY doorwall to 1he pool Cov- community house Call Opposite St. Clair Inn ARE STEAMING WITH ered carport BB2-00B7 for appointment, 774- 329-2294 8UYERSANDSELLERS HARCOURT, GROSSE ~ POINTE PARK 2 newly ------LEXINGTON Heights Re- converted condos avall- ST. Clair Shores Two bed- WANT sort on private peninsula, able, each with large room Condo, central air, ADS 15 miles north of Port kitchens, three bedrooms appliances, carport $575 and sun rooms Immedl- B85-5083, leave mes- Huron New sea wall, 319 ate occupancy B82- sage feet frontage, Lake Hu- Call In 00B7 ron, two homes • one Early Check out the Advertisers in 22B51 LAKESHORE, ST. PRICE reduced- beautiful 2 large beach house With CLAIR SHORES' II's 10- bedroom townhouse three apartments Re- cated In Ihe always popu- condo, 12 Mile! Hayes, cently redecorated and WEDNESDA Y, 8-5 The Grosse Pointe News lar Lakeshore Village 2 furnished, all wlntenzed, bedroom condo with ap- carport, appliances, air, THURSDA Y, 8-6 landscaped Room for a pllances Included Club- move-In condition motel, zoned commercial! FRIDAY, 8-5 house Pool. BB2-0087 $68,000 777-8991 Service Directory residential Excellent In- MONDAY, 8-6 SHOREPOINTE, ST CLAIR SHORES' Slale RIVIERA Terrance, upper vestmenU tax shelter $350,000/ best offer of the art kitchen, drama- Unit, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, GROSSE POINTE NEWS tIC two story lIVing room new I y de cor ate d Owner, 884-0475 or 465- and custom baths Com- $65,000 779-5953 1055 882-6900 pletely remodeled 882- 0087 108 lAKE RIVER HOMES 1I0~ lAKE RIVER HOMES 101 UKE ~IVER HOMES SHOREPOINTE, ST. GUIDE TO SERVICES CLAIR SHORES Drama- tre lIVing room calhedral ceiling, magnificent master SUite, formal dl' ning room Largest floor plan In the complex 882- 0087. 900 Air Condilloning 935 Fireplaces 957 Plumbing/Healing 22556 VAN COURT, ST. 901 Alarm Inslalla1lOn/ 936 Floor Sandlngl 958 Pool Service Relmlshlng CLAIR SHORES: Beauti- Repair 959 Pnntlng!Engraving 902 Aluminum SIdln9 937 Furnace Repair/ 903 Relngeralor service fully appointed 3 bed- InSlallallOn 912 Remodeling room condo In exclUSIVe 903 Appliance Repairs 904 Asphalt Pavmg Repair 938 Furntlure Refinishing/ 960 Roofing Service 12 unrt complex just 905 AulolTruck Repair Repairs 961 Scissor/Saw Sharpening steps from the water. 2 906 Asbeslos service 939 Glass - Automollve 962 Screen Repair full baths. 882-0087. 907 Basement Walerprooflng 940 Glass - Resldenllal 963 septiC Tank Repair 941 Glass Repairs. 964 Sewer Cleaning service W. KIRKWOOD, 908 Balh Tub Reflnlshmg 909 BICYcleRepair Stained I Beveled 965 Sewmg Machine Repair CLINTON TWP: Just 910 Boal Repairs! 942 Garages 966 Slipcovers minutes from G P this Mamtenance 943 Snow Remova" 967 Solar Energy fabulous end unrt in 911 BrickIBlock Work Landscapmg 950 Snow Blower Repair Knollwood Village fea- 912 BUlklingIBlock Work 944 Gullers 943 Snow Removal tures 3 bedrooms and 3 913 BUSiness Machine Repair 945 Handyman 962 Slorms and Screens 914 Carpentry 946 Hauling 968 SlucCO full baths plus large kitch- 947 Healing and Cooling en. 882-0087. 915 Carpel Cleanmg 969 SWImming Pool SeMce 916 Carpet Inslallallon 948 InsulalIOn 970 T V /RadlO/CB RadiO WILLIAMSBURG CROSS POINTE 917 ceiling Repair 949 Janllonal service 971 Telephone Repair COURT. HARPER 918 Cement Work 921 Jewelry/Clock Service 972 TenniS Court CONDOMINIUMS AND MARINA 973 Tile Work WOODS: Well located 919 Chimney Cleaning 943 Landscaping/Snow DOWNTOWN PORT HURON 920 Chimney Aepalr Removal 943 Tree service condo In exclUSIVe com. 913 Typewrller SeNice plex with two spacious 921 Clock Repair 943 Lawn Maintenance Luxury livmg at the nver's edge Just mmutes from Lake 922 Compuler Repair 950 Lawn MowerlSnow 938 Upholslery bedrooms, one and a half Huron 1,660 sq. ft. With spacIous rooms. 2 large 923 Conslruc1lOn Service Blower Repair 974 VCR Repair baths and updated kltch. 924 Decorating service 951 Linoleum 975 Vacuum Sales/servICe en. 882-0081 bedrooms, fireplace, decks, basement, and 2 car .tttached 925 Decks/PallOs 952 Locksmllh 976 Venlilatlon SeMce 926 Doors 940 Mirror servICe 954 Wallpapering THE PRUDENTIAL garage. Located in downtown Port Huron $1 38,500, 927 Draperies 946 MOVing/Storage 977 Wall Washmg GROSSE POINTE REAL 30' boatwells available, $29,500, 928 Dressmakmg/Tallorlng 953 MusIC Inslrumenl Repal( 903 WaSher/Dryer ESTATE 907 Waterproofln\! ...... IillM",C1~~l'9tlHO ..... ~ 929 Drywall 954 PalnltnglDecorahng 930 Electrical Service 954 Paper Hanging 978 Water Softening 19615 MACK AVE, JOACHIM OPEN 931 Energy SaVing SeNice 925 PalfOslDecks 979 Welding . SATURDAY 932 Engravlng/Prmling 980 Window Repal( GROSSE POINTE WOODS, : . •• REALTY INC 956 Pesl Conlrol & SUNDAY 98 I Window Washing .. 148236 933 Excavating 953 Plano TunlnglRepalr (313) 329-9036 1.4 P,M. 934 Fences 917 Plastering 982 WOOdburner service II1IIto< AnD CORNER OF LAPEER 6< SEVENTH STIllEr 882-0087

,, August 31, 1989 14C Grosse Pointe News Director of Services I

9 I 8 CEMENT WORK 900 AIR CONDITIONING 90S AUTO TRUCK REPAIR 911 ,"ICI(, .LOCK WORK 912 llUllDING' REMODEliNG 912 'Ul101NG REMODELING 91 ~ CARPH (HANING 916 (UPIT INSTALLATION CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY CARPET RAY'S FOREIGN CAR BRICK work new rebUilt, • Altlcs CAPIZZO CONST. COSENTINO INSTALLATION GARAGE luck,polntlng Chimneys, • Porch Enclosures CLEANING QUALITY WORK Sales and service We service any and all for. porches, walls, elc Local • Additions & Kitchens CONSTRUCTION Carpet & Upholstery ALL TYPES OF No jOb too small I elgn cars specialiZing In references For services • CommerCial BUildings New Construction and Re- Cleaning CEMENT, BRICK AND 17 years experience Mercedes, Volvo, \/'tN, call Bill at 885.Q934 or pairs Additions, Kitchens, FULLY INSURED LOCK WORK SUTTON SpecialiZing In Fine Fabncs English and Japanese 563-3762 Bathrooms, Porches, 527-9084 Garages raised and set vehicles 42 years experl' CONSTRUCTION Decks. Doors, Windows • STEAM • FOAM down on new ralwall and BRYSON SunON 911 !'LASTUI CEILING ence free pick-up and BRICK WORK- small lobs 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE • DRY CLEANING floor Waterproofing 1324 Bedlord delivery, 8-6 pm Mon- Reasonable 88~5565 FREE ESTIMATES Home, Business, Boats LICENSED & INSURED 884 2942 882-2436 SPECIALIZING In repairs- TONY 885-0612 day-Friday, 8-noon Satur- ROBERT CODDENS II 885.4609 RVs, Auto clean, prompt service ...:.....; _ INSURANCE WORK AIR CONDITIONING day 8848874, 15040 • Porches, New or Repair Grosse POinte refer- CONCRETE work, repairs, East Warren EASTVIEW Free Estimate n6.9350 and • Chimney Repair BARKER ences Free esllmates Sidewalks. porches, chlm- • Glass Block WindOWS CONTRACTORS ALUMINUM, INC. FAST, Economical, Rella. HEATING 90' A$aESTOS Call Lou, 882-2294 neys, bnck repairs Seav- • Cement walks, Driveways Modernization. AlteratIOns. Ad ALCOA PRODUCTS SERVICE ble Econo Carpet Clean- PLASTERING, Drywall, er's, 882-0000 dltlons.Family • Sales • Chimney screens Installed Awnlngs- Sidings Ing Upholstery also ASBESTOS CALL WITH NEEDS Rooms.Kltchens & Rec- Combination Storms (313)372-3181 Taping & Spray Textur- R.L. STREMERSCH • ServICe II you think your home or 882-7837 realton Areas Screens-Doors-Roofing Ing New & Repair Free CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Installation JAMES BARKER EXPERT CARPET Estimates 25 years ex- Cement bUSiness IS contaminated BRICK, stone block, con- Seamless Gutters With asbestos, call 88~5044 penence Jim Upton 773- Driveways crete. bnck patiOS, chim- B.F. GoodrIch VmylA CLEANING, INC. RESIDEN11AUCOMMERCIAL Asbestos Control, Inc. 4316 or 524-9214 Patios neys fireplaces New and Products Truck Mount Extraction FREE ESTIMATES For a $300 fee, we Will test repairs DeSender 822- CORNERSTONE 17301 MACK AVE NEAR ReSidential/Commercial PLASTERING, drywall and Bnckwork your Insulation and give SENIOR DISCOUtiTS 1201, 770-0183 CONST, CO, CADIEUX Upholstery, Drapery, ceramic tile 30 years ex- Basement waterproofing you an estimate for re- Kitchens-Custom DeSign DETROIT, MI 48224 Vertical Blind Cleaning perlence Absolutely Steps moval and relnsulatlon 779-8620 MASONRY REPAIR Family Rooms 881.1060 527.5616 DAVE TEOUS 779-0411 guaranteed Call Val en- Tuck POinting We are licensed by the PORCHES & CHIMNEYS Window Replacements 26 Years Exp L1C & Master ChargeNISA tlno, afternoons 372-3462 No Job too small State of Michigan Free Estimates REPAIRED & REBUILT Commercial Remodeling Insured Accepted Call 965-0616, PLASTERING- Free Estl- SPECIALIZING IN CALL DAN Interior/Exterior SEE SHOWROOM Family Owned.Qperated mates Paul Mcintyre 901 BASEMENT FREE ESTIMATES Additions INSURED 372.9621 or 884-9911 DRIVEWAYS AND WAUlll'ROOflNG Custom and Quality Always CARPENTER work, panel- FREE ESTIMATES PLASTERING and drywall BASEMENT LICENSED AND INSURED Ing, partitions, doors cut, K-CARPET CAPIZZO CONST 885.4810 JIM LAETHEM repairs, small Jobs 882- Nell SqUires 757-D772 WATERPROOFING BASEMENT 882-9310 2795 CLEANING CODE Violations Repaired LICENSED • BRICK WORK WATERPROOFING Intenor/ Extenor Free '02 ALUMINUM SIDING • TUCKPOINTING COMPANY 884-7139 WALLS STRAIGHTENED CARPET SPECIALISTS • PORCHES P.J. DITTA inspection check over ANDY'S MASONRY AND LEONARD'S AND REPLACED can save you time and OONE RIGHT • CHIMNEYS CONSTRUCTION 882-0688 money Insured, expen- CHIMNEY REPAIR SIDING • REBUILT AND 10 YEAR GUARANTEE • Balhrooms CARPET CLEANING enced, references Aluminum and Vinyl Siding REPAIRED CAULKING All masonry, brick, water. LICENSED INSURED • Kitchens WANT ADS $1150 PER AVER SIZE Seaver Home Malntance Complete custom trim, • Basements CALL IN EARLY proofing repairs Special- TONY 885.0612 RM lNC Pre-spot, scrub- 882-0000 soHet areas, gulters and ADVANCED • Anlcs THURSDAY bin g -s tea ml ext ract Ion IZing In tuck POinting and replacement Windows LI- AQUA-STOP, INC. MAINTENANCE • Additions FRIDAY sofa-$27 50, chair w/sofa PLASTERING and drywall small Jobs Licensed, In. MONDAY censed and Insured Free Basements Repaired 17319 EAST WARREN • Porches $10 Other cleaning ser- repairs Textunng and sured Reasonable Free 8826900 estimates No OutSide Digging 884-9512 FREE ESTIMATES vices-wails, Windows, gut. stucco Insured Pete Tar. estimates 881-D505, 882- 884-5416 lifetime Warranty MASONRY, all types Porch Licensed and Insured ters, Siding, cars, free es- omlna 469-2967 3006 Free Estimates repairs Superb work at a timates 372-6966 ALUMINUM/ Vinyl Siding 822.5666 FIVE STAR DON'T WAIT 778-6363 very reasonable price seamless gunersl down- Leave Message Until Tuesday morning to Garret DenniS Construc- 916 CARPET INSTAllA TlON PLASTERING spouts, replacement Win- THOMAS KLEINER REPEAT your CI8SSlfied dows/ doors, storm Win- tion 824-7662 J&F CONTRACTORS , 914 CARPENTRY • Drywall BASEMENT adlll call our claSSified dows/ doors Ron Serving Grosse POinte • Mud & Tape WATERPROOFING FLOORING SALES advertiSing department Vercruysse Company THOMAS KLEINER area 35 years Roofing CARPENTER work, panel. • Textured Ceilings • Digging Method MASON CONTRACTOR Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, Wednesdays, Thursdays, 774-3542 repairs, eaves troughs. mg, partitIOnS, doors cut, • Painting • Peastone Backfill • BRICK, CONCRETE Hardwood Floonng, and Fridays, Mondays back-boards, masonry repairs, small Jobs 882- Padding We also prov1de BILL 343-5085 • Spotless Cleanup • BASEMENT 882-6900 ALUMINUM and Vinyl Sid. tuck POinting chimneys, 2795 • Walls Straightened, Installations, re-stretchlng, Ing- custom tnm, storm WATERPROOFING porches, flat rools- new Braced or Replaced cleaning, and any type of '112 IUILDING jllEMODHING GRAZIO Windows and doors, re- Porches, Chimneys, and repairs, hot tar 331- • Brick and Concrete Work Tuckpolntlng, Driveways, repair work CONSTRUCTION placement Windows, gut. 2057 CARPENTRY. call Paul For • 10 Year Guarantee Open 7 Days • Cement drive, floors, ters and roofing Free es- PatiOS, Walks Steps, It All CommerCial and Licensed & Insured 566-0m patios timates Joe 88&-2186 New Work & Repairs, ReSidential Rough and M.T. CHARGOT by-design • Old garages raised and A1 WORK Glass Block, Bnck, Stone finish Free estimates CARPET LAYING & Tile Patios BUILDING INC. References 372-3726 NEW AND OLD • New homes renewed 903 A"!'lIANCE SERVICE 296.3882 Licensed, Insured MODERNIZATION Repairs of All Types • Home • New garage doors and A1 WORK SPECIALISTS PROFESSIONAL Carpen. ALSO Improvements reframlng PERSONAllY DESIGNED try- finIshed, rough CARPETING,VINYl • Dorm.ers . • N~iJ8rages bUilt 296-3882 1,~, '14' PARQUETTE'S R.L. Kitchens- Bathrooms . DeCks' and dryWall nee- HARDWO'oo. • Additions Fan1!!V1lPefated since 1962. Washer & Dryer WANT Addttion. Family rooms estimates 776-3347, Samples Shown In • Renovations Licensed and Insured STREMERSCH Basements- Decks leave message Your Home • Decks 774-3020 772-1771 BASEMENT . ADS Residenllall Commercial BOB TRUDEL • Fences Sarvlce WATERPROOFING Call In Licensed and Insured. 774-7590 Days • Painting CAPITAL Speclalizmg In Whirlpool, Walls Repaired Early 882-6842. 912 BUILDING REMODHING CONCRETE Kenmore, General Electflc Straightened 912 BUILDING REMOOElING 771-1928 CONTRACTORS. and Hot POinte Replaced WEDNESDAY, 8-5 ALL WORK THURSDA Y, 8.6 INC. PROMPT SERVICE GUARANTEED FRIDAY, 8-5 Concrete cultlng, Dnveways, LICENSED Specializing In quality cusfom work at affordable prices Footings, Garages, LlQht MONDAY, 8-6 Masonry, Porches, PitS, 774..7054 884.7139 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ADDITIONS-KITCHENS-BATHROOMS Floors, Backhoe work, DOUGLAS SHAW Hauling 882.6900 HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME RENOVATIONS RESIDENTIAU CALL GEORGE BRICK and cement repairs NUTTO POINTE Remodeling or Repairs of R.D. Priest COMMERCIAL Porches, chimneys, tuck all Interior and Exterior 776.2411. APPLIANCE CONSTRUCTION pOinting Experienced needs From new to old, BUILDERS, Inc. Rochester BASEMENT Reasonable Neat work COMPLETE BUILDING speCialiZing In Finish • Washer - Dryer service MASTER REMODELERS 652-2255 DENNIS JEROME WATERPROOFING Insured Seaver's 882- AND REMODELING Carpentry, Custom • RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL CHIMNEYS, PORCHES, • Vacuum SeMce and Ceiling Mouldings, 10 YEAR GUARANTEE ()()()() SERVICE STEPS, Sales Additions/Dormers Kitchens, Recreational Grosse Pointe • Used Stoves-Refrigerators FREE ESTIMATES BRICK, Block and Stone Rooms, Libraries, Finish TUCKPOINTING, KltchenslBaths HONEST QUALITY Porch & Chimney Repair AttiCS and Basements 881-8019 MORTAR, COLOR Rec Rooms/AttICS UCENSED'lNSURW 'lW'l'KRRE.140DElERS WORKMANSHIP 36-Years Experience Small Jobs welcome TINTING WE SELL REBUILT Porch Enclosures n3.7295 CHIMNEY SCREENS WASHERS 521-3259, ask for Russ Replacement Windows Serving the Grosse AND DRYERS Aluminum Sldmgrrnm POinte area since 1975. GLASS BLOCK J.W. KLEINER Guners/Downspouts WHERE QUALITY IS FIRSTI WINDOWS FRIE BASEMENT WINDOWS AMERICAN MASON CONTRACTOR 445-0776 Storm Windows/Doors 881-9385 INSTAUAt10N VIOLATION WORK BASEMENT Brick. Block & Stone work- Roofing/Shingles 00 FREE ESTIMATES All WEATHER WATERPROOFING and an types of repairs One Ply Rubber Roofing $99 EACH FREE REFRIGERATION Bnck & Flagstone Patios Wood Decksrrnm 1STIMA1i 773-3544 REP41RED & INSTALLED & WalKs Porches, Chlm. Licensed and Insured VINCE'S Cement Repall''S- Low Prices Commerclal-Resldential neys, Tuck POinting, FREE Steps, TuckpomtmQ, ALL MAKES & MODELS 10 Year Guarantee Patching and also vlola- L.. -' $TORMDOOR Cracks Free Estimates CALL MIKE882-o747 LICENSED tlons corrected Specializ- 526-6502 #084515 Ing In Small Jobs FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED Senior Citizen Discount DOC'S 882-0717, ERUTO APPLIANCE CONSTRUCTION • All Types of Cement Work SERVICE R.R. • BaselT'enl Waterproofing • Add,llons Fast, courteous, CODDENS INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY QUAUTYWORK profeSSional service • Complete Quality Renovation REASONABLE PRICES • Washers • Dryers • Dish- FAMILY BUSINESS "Since 1924" and Remodeling washers • Refngerators • • A Responsive, servlce.Orlented Company FREE ESTIMATI:S Ranges • Garbage DIS- CONSTRUCTION • Porches. Chimneys • Caring and Professional Tradesmen posals • MICrowaves • • Fair and Reasonable Prices More STOP • Bnckwalks, Patios 884-6500 296-5005 247-4454 THOSE LEAKS • Violations Repaired Call 885-6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! • Mortar Color Matching Additions, Kitchens, Baths, Decks. Garages, 904 ASI'HAlT !'AVING Guaranteed Basements and Specialty Services RE!'AIRS Basement "No Job To Small" APACHE Asphalt seal coat. Waterproofing LICENSED & INSURED WE CARE! Ing Also, sealers for Quality Remodeling Since 1949 bnck and cement work 884-6500 886.5565 Residential & Commercial 886-5565 882-0628 ASPHALT Sealcoatlng De- sender call 822-1201 or James M. no.o183 R.R. C & J ASPHALT CODDENS Kleiner ALL CONCRETEIBRICK WORK Improve the value of your FAMILY BUSINESS "Since 1924" -Waterproofing home WIth a professIOnal .Flagstone & Slate POINTE jOb Over 20 years S8MC- All Types Basemenl .Tuckpolnting & Patching Ing Grosse POinte In CONSTRUCTION Waterproo~ng Walls 'Porches. Chimneys dnveways and sealing .Walks, Driveways KELLY BUILDING CCMEtiT & MASONRY Parking lots repaired Repaired and Straightened .Patlos. Steps • Quality Remodeling DRIVE~WAlK!PORCHES BASEMr:tiT WA Ir:RPOOFINQ Free estimates Owner/ • Asphalt patching • Custom Kitchens, Baths supervisor References & sealing • Additions of all Types HClmTQUAUTY Included Insurance 15 Year Guarantee 'State Licensed • Custom Wood Decks WORI

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> .. /' Director of Services

9~ J lANDSCAPERS ~ I 9 CHIMNEY Cl1ANING 921 JIWHRT (10(11. REPAIR 9JO HICfRl(Al ~iRVICi 9H HIATING AND COOLING 9H PAINTINC DECORATING 9~1 PAINTING OI(OIlATING (.ARDINIRS I QUALITY J&J FREE estimates PICk-Up SERVING THE LANDSCAPING, gardening, THE HIRED MAN ALL WEATHER PAINTING- Interior Plaster and Delivery 22 years trimming. clean ups, Home .. Small Bualnesa HEATING COOlING and drywall repair Tex- PAINTING SERVICE CHIMNEY experience Grandfather, GROSSE POINTE plantlllg, patIOS and walk Malntenllnce .. RepaIr REFRKiERA TION tured ceilings. All prepare INTERIOR- EXTERIOR 25 y.anI of SYSTEMS and any clock made 886- SINCE 1965 ways, sodding, patching Odd Jobe .. Furnaces, BoUers work done Neat and reli- profeuional experience MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 3046 Personalized service Code VloI8tlons Repaired .. Inltalled able call n3-7845 Chimneys repaired, rebuilt, CUSWORTH Free estimates 725-5636 UCENSED- INSURED All Makes .. Models In your neighborhood. re-lined ELECTRIC INC VISA/Me 294-3480 CALL MIKE 882-Q747 WOOD AU repairs before painting DANA Wallace's Shrubery, Gas flues re-Imed Coupon FAMILY OWNED AND REFINISHING MATT FLETCHER Flowerbeds and Tree K&L ServICes Odd Jobs, CUSWORTH Cleanmgs OPERERATED STRIP STAIN VARNISH 4151 Buckingham Work Free Estimates Repairs, Gutters Cleaned Certified, Insured CLOCK ELECTRICAL HEATING AND Duplicate EXisting FInish or 886-8102. 882.1283 Free Estimates 772- 771.7678 REPAIR CONTRACTORS 5625 COOLING Colors to Match WALLPAPERINC No job too large or small EXPERIENCED gardener Serving The Grosse Krtchen cabinets, staircase AND PAINTING RETIRED Handyman- Minor Violations Corrected does weeding, shrub POlntes handrails vanities, panel- SPECIALISTS Save $10.00 repairs, carpentry, electri- Keep birds and Master Licensed & Insured trimming, raklllg, plant- Family owned & operated Ing, doors, trim and mold- AHordable Palntlnr, lfJd cal, plumblllg, broken squirrels out • Residential - CommerCial Ing, lawn mowing Very LICENSED Ings Wallpapering, 20 I'. HS on Labor cost Windows and sash cord • Fast Emergency ServICe reasonable Marc, 839- ServICe & Installation Licensed Insured Free Estimates II"fE-r. replaced, etc Reason- per clock SENIOR CITIZENS 9207. Commercial-Residential References Free Estimates 3-R Campa'll CHIMNEY f..s=t4 able References 882- eneas. DISCOUNT PRESTIGE PAINTING CO n~3424 udll 6759 881.4664 SCREENS"j;r/ 886-3046 GARDENING, cleanup. DAVID ROLEWICZ Only $25 ea, NICK Karoutsos. Co,llrac- (seeour ad underdock repall) 886.4448 palnllng, bush work and THE Handyman Inc Top RETIRED Heating! Cooling! 296-2249 n8-5025 Installed tor Professional Painter IF BUSY, CALL 8814664 planting 824-1897 ask for quahty workmanshIp for RefngeratlOn ServICeman GROSSE POINTE NEWS Interior & ExterlOl' Free 15215 MACK carpentry, remodeling Licensed, reasonable GROSSE POINTE Sam estimates 30 years ex- plumbing, electrical, 882-9616 WANT ADS RETIRED Master Electri- CONTRACTORS perience 885-3594 Cian, small jObs Reason- MAC'S TREE AND painting, wallpaper We EXPERT WALLPAPERING Please call anytime ~ C"'==J E:iiII 882-6900 do It all Please call, 884- m able Licensed 882-9616 SHRUB TRIMMING 9 S 2 LOCKSMITK INSTALLATION OF ALL ROOFING-ALUMINUM COMPLETE WORK 9146 TYPES OF BALKAN EAGLE 924 DECORATING SIRVICE ELECTRICAL wiring and Reasonable rates, quality SUPER Handyman, large or WALLCOVERING PAINTING GEORGE VAN repair, washers, dryers, service Call Tom n~ small jObs, general re- 885-8155 Residential/Commercial doorbells, also telephone 4429 pairs, carpentry, electri- FREE ESTIMATES SPECIALIZING IN: JOANNA WESTERN jacks. Licensed LlIlck & 776-3126 cal, plumbing, plastering, THE INSURED WINDOW SHADES Miller 839-0975 DUBAY'S • Extenorl1ntenor painting Semor discount. Michael Satmary Jr Repainting PAINT, SHUTIERS, BLINDS LANDSCAPING Free estimates Rob, 7T7- KEY & LOCK • Stucco Ceilings COACH LIGHT KAUFMANN COLVILLE 8633 GREAT WESTERN • Roof Repairs CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. STORM DOORS AND ELECTRIC CO. SERVICES, INC. • Landscape InstailatlOfl Insured Free estimates WINDOWS Ranges, Dryers, Services, HANDYMAN SHOP PAINTING CHIMNEY We specialize 10 Intenor/ 10% senior DIscount Doorbells • Lawn/Garden Call Bud for reasonable Ex. CLEANING Maintenance tenor painting We offer VIOLATIONS pnces and prompt ser- Locksmiths 873.2763 Caps Smans GRAfTOP Vice the best In preparation FAST EMERGENCY 885.3024 M &J Inslalled SALES AND SERVICE Home Repairs- before palnllng and use SERVICE WANT An mal Removal Mallltenance 772.5539 only the finest malenals PROFESSIONAL 15011 KERCHEVAL 774-9110 to give long lasting re- Siale llcen sed East of Aller In the Park ADS House painting, garage and PAINTING S & J ELECTRIC sults For the ultimate In 5154 11J~ Call In fence painting, krtchens INTERIOR & EXTERIOR ReSidential-Commercial Masonary repairs VIOla- 953 MUSIC INSTRUM£NT residential painting, Great Cer1ltled & Closed Mondavs Damaged plaster and POint No Job Too Small Early R£PAIR Westem people are qual- Insured tlOl'lS corrected. 882-5886 peeling, cracks, WIndow Ity minded and courteous 885-2930 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 COMPlETE plano 5e1'VlCe. puttying & caulking, paint- 925 DICKS PATIOS HARDWORKING young Reasonabkl Rmes 885-3733 THURSDAY, Tuning, rebuilding, refin- Ing alumtnum Siding 8-6 man cleans and repairs Free estimates Ishing Member Plano Quality work and reason- CALIMAZZO BROS. MARTIN FRIDAY, 8.5 gutters, drywall Deck In- 886-7602 882-0926 TechnICians GUild, SIQI5- able pnces San 101' crtlZen SAFE FLUE CEMENT COMPANY ELECTRIC CO. MONDAY,8-6 staliatlOl'l Tom, 885-8744, Custom Patios our mund Bossner 731-n07 MILAN'S PAINTING 1001bdiscount Hes.dentlaiCom me rClal, GROSSE POINTE NEWS leave message CHIMNEY SWEE:P Speciality Interlor..fxterior FREE ESTIMATES V,o'at,ors ConectlJd, PIANO services- TUning • Chimney Clean~lng New or Replacement 882.6900 Aluminum Siding Painting n6-7854 Serv,ces ,~creased, t\;ew 946 MOV£RS HAULER~ and repair. 12 years ex- • Caps and We do all cement work work & Remodel,ng GREEN Thumb landscap- Patching, Plastering Screens penence. FleXible hours EXTERIOR Painting. Aver- Free Estimates Ra"ges. Dryers. 000(- ing. Sod and top soil Ask SPEEDY HAUUNG Stucco, Varnishing Installed Reasonable rates 881- age house, $599 AlumI- 15 years experience De,:s, To:epr:;'1e lacks. for RICk, 839-7033 Rapid removal of debns, Window Glazing-Caulklng Mortar and call 739-2837 \cw rcccp.,ca:s aooed. 8276 Free estimates num SKIIng cleaned and TREES, shrubs, hedges brush, concrete, appli- painted Local references Damper Repair If no answer Guaranteed work. no Job Reasonable Price :0 sma:1 .and stumps removed ances, almost anything . LIcensed Local Lake- • Animal Removal 792.7048. 95~ PAINTING DICORATING References, Wont Free estimates Insured Basement, attic, and ga- Good F,ee Est & Low Prices shore references 757- Certified Master rage cleanouts WIth care 759-5099 n8-4459. INTERIORIEXTERIOR 7232 Sweep 92 7 DItAPERIES 882-2007 Also removal of construc- SMALL painting jobs, plas- PAINTING AND REPAIRS TOM TREFZER MIGHTY OAK tIOn debris Free estl- tering Intenor/ exterlOf INTERtOR Painting, Plaster Wallpaper Removal repairs Water damage 882-5169 CUSTOM Made slipcovers 934 FEN(I~ TREE SEVICE mates and low rates Quality work, references and draperies Guaran- Reasonable, References cocIe vIOlatIOnS repaIred Reduced rates for semors Call 843-3597 Now 882-8344 aV811ab1eSenIOr discount ~penenced, references. teed workmanship Ex- STEVE'S Fence has and vets Insured We do And BE HAPPY I Free estimate:. ~ __ QUALITY Master Painbng- _ weather. sealing, lOSula- I no CHIMNEY It£P.lfRS __, penenced Call .now- • merged -wlth- -Modern better work. n3-6860, WILL haul anything, dem0- TOM 521-8192 interior! extenor speCl8': Bernice 521-5255 Fence Now complete tlons, leaks found Seav- 777-6292. lish and remove garages, Ists Repair work guaran- professional Installation, er's Home Maintenance PREVENTATIVE CUSTOM DRAPERIES TRIMMING removal, spray- break and remove con- R&D teed References Free or matenals only for the 882~ MAINTENANCE Balloons, Mini Blinds, Ing, feeding and stump crete Semor crtlZen dIS- estimates Insured John Do-It-Yourselfer 29180 PAINTING Verticals, Carpeting, removal Free estimates count B C Cartage Co n1-1412 CO. Wallpaper, Bedspreads GratIOt, RoseVille 882- 598-0090,463-0376 COMPANY FATHER a SON CHIMNEY AND Complete tree service Compare our pnces With 3650 or n~5462 INTERIORJEXTERIOR PORCH REPAIRS call Fleming Tree Ser- HAULING. Garage tear DECORATING department store 'sales' QUALITY WORKMANSHIP FREE ESTIMATES FENCES- Steel, wood and VICe, n4-0400 downs, constructIOn de- before you BUY REASONABLE RATES FOREST PAINTING Residential/COlnrnerclal privacy Wood decks bns, concrete, dirt, ga- DENNIS JEROME FREE ESTIMATES MAC'S COMMERCIAL & CaNST. CO. Interior - ExterIor Free estimates Repair or rage and basement junk, DRAPERIES BY PAT RESIDENTIAL Custom painting and wood 773-3544 new work G & J Inc 30 SPRING CLEAN.UP brush Can remove or • Carpentry. Rough.Flnlsh n2-S440 DUANE n3-0754 finishing Over 30 years years experience LI- Complete yard work, lawn, move almost anything • Remodeling Kitchens, Rec R.R. CODDENS ROB 445-0718 experience. Grosse 921 DIUSSM.lKING censed and Insured shrub and tree tnmmlng, Phil Wassenaar Rooms,Basements Chimneys rebUilt, repaired POinte References TAILORING Please call George 885- etc Reasonable rates, • Pambng-lntenor!Exterior or tuckpolnted Flues and 823-1207 5097, Joe 9n-5864 quality servICe Call Tom • Any Plasten ng Repalrs caps repaired AAA Professional Dress- Satisfaction Guaranteed 776-4429 St Clair MOVING-HAULING 886-5565 making, hemming, spe- Licensed and Insured Shores DEPENDABLE 544.2495 936 FLOOR SANDING SAFE Flue Chimney and CialiZing In welghtloss al- EXPERIENCED 882.2118 RIFINISHING 398-1246 Home Repair Service teratIOns Jeanette, 882- LOW RATES 882-5169. 7982 DON'T WAIT INSURED KELM Until Tuesday momlllg to WOMENS alteratIOns, cus- Floor laYing, sanding, refin. REPEAT your classrfied 526-7284 tom designed apparel, Ishlng. Expert In stain BEST 00111 Call ou r classrfied RJE PAINTING including wedding par- Old a specialty We JUST CALL US floors advertiSing department PAINTING COMPANY ties Hard to fit? Call for also refinish banisters Wednesdays, ThUrsdays, IS back In the appointment today, 535-7256 GROSSE "'CUSTOM. GROSSE Fndays, Mondays neighborhood Linda, DetrOIt, 882-2761 882-6900 POINTE • WindOW Specialists Intellor - Exterior POINTE NEWS PROFESSIONAL floor ALTERATIONS: new dress- • Pittsburg Paints Used Wallpapering sanding and finishing making, repairs, I do MOVING & • 1O-Year Guarantee 882-6900 Free estimates W Abra- 944 (;UTTER~ Licensed - Insured everything cathy, 884- • BEST Prices 1923, after 4.00 ham 754-8999 STORAGE Painting - interior-ex- Free Estimates Within SEAVER'S Home Mainte- tellor, paperhang- "When you hire the BEST 24 Hours LOCAl & LONG DISTANCE You dOfl't need the f8Str' 93 S FURNITURE nance Gutters replaced, Ing and paneling. 918 CEMENT WORK AGENTFOA Bob Esslan 727-2689 918 CEMENT WORK REFINISHING RIPAIItS repaired, cleaned, roof GLOBAl VAN LINES Free estimates 774.4002 Please Leave Message FURNITURE refinIShed, re- repairs 882~. cheerfully given. DIPAOLA & REIF CONSTRUCTlON,INC. paired, stnpped, any type MISTER MAINTENANCE Licensed and In. of caning Free esti- 822.4400 sured. (12 Years with Tesolfn Brothers) Guner cleaning, aluminum mates 345-6258, 661- washed Call The Best at FREE ESTIMATES 882-9234 5520 521-3837. SpeCializing In all ReSidential Concrete Applications • Large and Small Jobs footings, GdrdQtl Ralslngs, POiches 4 Pianos lour sp8Cl8.ity) S.R. FERRERi '12 3 CON5T~UCTION SIIIVICI 92 3 CONSTRUCTION SEItV ICE • Appliances BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS • Saturday, Sunday ServICe CUSTOM PAINTING • SenlOl'Discounts MARTINREIF Licensed & Insured GARY DIPAOLA • InteriorlExterior n5-4268 m.oo33 • Wallpapenng GRAZIO John Stelntnger • Plaster/Drywall Repairs 11850 E. Jefferson eONSG£RuecrION. IN€. MPSC-L 19675 • Staining & Varnishing ~RaAL R~ James M. LICensed - Insured • Textunng & Stucco RESIDENTIAL' COMMERCIAL ARRO PAINTING'y Kleiner DRIVEWAYS. FLOORS. PORCHES Referenc •• GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED • Quality Guaranteed INTERIOR. EXTERIOR ALL CONCRETE/BRICK WORK NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING • Free Estimates .Waterprooflng -Asphalt patching & seahng NEW GARAGES BUILT QUAUTY WORK. REASONABLE RA1U / .Flagstone & Slate .Walks. DrIVeways 881.5149 FREE ESJJMATISS .Tuckpolntlng & Patching .Patlos, Steps LICENSED & INSURED -Porches, Chimneys 'State Licensed 774-3020 ...- REPAIR SPECIALISTS 943 lANosc.,ns '1~3 lANOSCiPIIS 885.2097 (;AROENIR~ GIIRDENIR\ • Intenor!Extenor • Staining Work • Flag Poles CONCRETE • WaUpapenng/Aemoval • CommerCial/Residential • PARKING LOTS • DRIVES • Power Washing • FOOTINGS • EXCAVATING Specializing in creative landscape • Texture ceilings design, and planting of quality shade • References S COIIC118 i. trees, shrubs, evergreens and large specimen trees. DAVID SUPAL 771.6388 LICensed & Insured 749.5017 823.6662 445-6948 -.--e----

August 31, 1989 16C • Grosse Pointe News

..... :::" Director of Services - 9S4 PAINTING DECOllATING 'H PLUMBING HEATING QbO ROOfiNG SERVICE 973 TIlE WORK

BETTER Home Decorallng- CAll Anytime- Joe's Big TOTAL ROOFING AMERICAN plaster repair, palnllng Time Plumbing & Heating SIDING SERVICES TILE WORKS 18 \ ears experience Service Free estimates, Resldentlal/Commerclal Ceramic. Marble Vmyl Pau 773-3799 low rates 881-8918 Shingles, Single Ply, Stone, Bnck MIKE'S EMIL THE Rubber Roofs, Tear Ofts, INSTAllATION PLUMBER Repairs, Ice Backup SPECIALS PF )FESSIONAL VINYL AND ALUMINUM Free Esllmates SPECIALIZING IN AINTING & SIDING Licensed Insured - Kitchens Seamless GuttersITrim W LLPAPERING - Balhrooms 822-5666 Replacement Wlndowsl INn IJR-EXTERIOR In - Laundry room and Leave Message Doors c repalnng damaged Violations Storm Wlndows/Doors CERAMIC tile- resldenllal ! cracks, peeling - Old and new work LICENSED INSURED Jobs and repairs 15 window glazing. Free Estimates RON VERCRUYSSE years experience 776- RELAX FOR I, palnling aluml- Bill, Master Plumber COMPANY774.3542 4097, 776-7113 Andy jlng Top quality (Son of Emil) 31 Reasonable 882-0029 FLAT Roof Problems? New CERAMIC wall floor IIle, LABOR DAY! t All work guaran- rubber roofs Installed on mosaic ProfeSSional t. .Jrosse POinte Ref- BOB DUBE flat roofs Stops all leaks Reasonable Free estl' el, n. llS call Mike any- PLUMBING and HEATING Guaranteed 552-6116 mate Call Ray 884-3119 Let the time licensed-Master Plumber DAVE PAVAL 777-8081. SEWER CLEANING '71 WALL WASHING Grosse Pointe News VINCE'S Painting- Extenor SPRINKLER REPAIR. EXPERT ROOF only Windows, garages. ETC CONSULTING CO P & M Window and Wall Classifieds work for you! caulking, puttying Free Grosse POinte Woods "I can save you a lot of Cleaning (Formerly Estimates 526-6502 886-3897 money, time and gnefl' , Grosse Pomte Fireman Inspections, analySIS, edu Ad) Excellent care tor We will be closed Monday, BIRD Home Improvements- PLUMBING- Major or minor cation your home Free esll- Painting, In or out Siding repairs, qUick response, mates- References 821- September 4. To avoid the and trim Gutters 521- low rates References 822-5589 Call Paul. 372-3726 2984 2698 ALL roofing and repairs Tuesday Noon deadline rush, PROFESSIONAL Painting POSITIVE Flat roofs, gutters, car- MISTER we suggest classified ads be wallpapering, staining, PLUMBING AND pentry licensed Free wallpaper removed Since estimates ReSidential- MAINTENANCE placed by 5 p.m. Friday, 1960 Giovanni Sacco HEATING Commercial C E G Plumbing and heating re- 247.Q722 Roofing, 757-7232 Wall washmg done by hand September 1st. pairs Carpet cleaning also 881-4968 JARVIS Painting Interlorl PREVENTATIVE ExterIOr Resldentlall MAINTENANCE Call The Best at 521-3837 Measured and bordered ads Commercial Low pnces FRANK R. CO. K-MAINTENANCE CO_ Work fully guaranteed NEW ROOFS Wall washmg, floor cleaning must be placed by Friday, Insuredl Licensed 543- ROOF REPAIRS and waxmg Free esti- 1704 WEIR NEW GUTIERS mates September 1st. at 4 p.m. GUTIER CLEANING 882-0688 GEORGE'S Painting Inte- PLUMBING, HEATING FREE ESTIMATES nor/ exterior, wall paper- DENNIS JEROME WALL Washing by hand Ing, patching! plastering, SEWER AND DRAINS Neal and reliable Call 882.6900 Window putty, caulking BOILER SPECIALISTS 773-3544 773-7845 Senior Citizen discount G.P. AND S.C.S. George 691.Q254 SPRINKLER REPAIRS ROOFING RepairS, chim- 910 WINDOW REPAIRS BRUSH STROKE ney, screens, basement THE COMPLETE 885-7711 leaks, plaster repairs GLASS Repair Thermo- PAINTING SERVICE Handyman work Insured Windows and doorwall WANT AD ORDER FORM repairS, putty sash and .------, Seaver's, 882-0000 FREE ESTIMATES 381 KERCHEVAL. FARMS 822.3322 screens 771-0014 ALL PRO Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Ad for Since 1925 INTERIORS ProfeSSional roofs, gutters, WANT Keith Danielson BY DON & LYNN Siding New and repaired Licensed Master Plumber ADS Date ClaSSification DeSlred _ - Husband-Wlte Team Reasonable, reliable 16 Call In - Wallpapering ALL WEATHER years experience - Palnling HEATING & COOLING Licensed and msured Early Enclosed IS my check or money order for $ _ 885.2633 BOILERS John Wllhams GROSSE POINTE NEWS BOILER PIPING ...... _ ...._ ...._J PAINTING- Intenor. Extenor 885-581-3 882-6900 NAME ADDRESS HOT WATER TANKS plus aluminum Siding REPAIRED & INSTALLED LEONARD'S 372-2760 ,.. WINDOW WASHING CALL MIKE 882.Q747 ROOFING CITY ZIP-- PHONE _ INTERIOR and exterror Shingles, flat roofs, com- COLLEGE Wmdow clean- Mall to: Classified Advertising Department Grosse POinte News, 96 Kercheval painting and paperhang- TONY plete tear ofts, bUllt.up ers Free estimates, area Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi. 48236 Ing Reasonable rates, 30 The Master Plumber roofing, gutters and all references available Sat- years expenence Ray (Son of Emil) Write your ad below or on a separate sheet If desired. kinds of repairs_ Isfaction guaranteed or Barnowsky, 372-2392 af- No Job too small, new and Minimum cost Is $4.00 for 10 words. Additional words, $0.40 each Work guaranteed Free esti- Will do the job over free - ter 6p m repairs, Violations 293-3181 mates Licensed and in- BUSiness- 882-9509, 1 2 3 4 JOHN'S PAINTING sured Member of the home- 331.6106 or 331- Intenor-Extenor SpecialiZing NORM'S Better BUSiness Bureau 0593 5 6 7 8 In repairing damaged PLUMBING 884-5416 GEORGE OLMIN AND 9 10 400 11 440 12 480 plaster drywall and WINDOW CLEANING cracks, peeling paint, Win- SEWER CLEANING SERVICE 13 520 14 560 15 600 16 640 dow puttylng and caulk- My prices won't take you GENTILE 35 YEARS IN THE Ing, wallpapenng Also, down the drain POINTES 17 680 18 720 19 760 20 800 paint old aluminum Sid- 521-8349. ROOFING Ing All work and matenal 372.3022 21 840 22 880 23 920 24 960 guaranteed Reasonable COMPLETE • Rs.Rooflng P & M Window and Wall Grosse POinte references PLUMBING • Small Jobs Cleaning (Formerly 25 1000 26 1040 27 1080 26 1120 Free estimates • Flat Decks Grosse Pomte Fireman 32 te SERVICE • Gutter Cleanrng Ad) Excellent care for 29 1160 30 1200 31 1240 1280e 882-5038 MARTIN VERTREGT • Guners your home Free esti- BRIAN'S PAINTING Licensed Master Plumber • RepairS mates- References 821- ProfeSSional painting, Inte- 886-2521 2984 ~------~ nor and extenor Special- Licensed - Guaranteed New work, repairs, renova- A-OK WINDOW IZing In all types of paint- tiOns, waterheaters, sewer CLEANERS Ing Caulking, Window cleaning, code VIolations 774-9651 Service on Storms and glazing and plaster repair All work guaranteed All work guaranteed For Screens free esllmates and Free Estimates ATIENT10N - IMPORTANT NOTICE reasonable rates, call Just call US 775-1690 872-2048 E.O_ FOLEY Grosse PATTERSON Window, Gut- CLASSIFIED ADVERTlSING RATES AS OF FEBRUARY 1,1989 WHITEY'S ter and Aluminum Siding - Wallpapenng Pointe News COMPANY cleaning Free estimates - Intenor Painting 882.6900 881.Q725 - Reasonable Pnces Roofing Since 1936 CASH RATE: First 10 words .... $4.00 - Good Work LET - Call-No Job Too Small Licensed - Insured OUR .40 cents each additional \tvord 774-0414 GUIDE ADVANCE QUALITY Palnllng Ser- TO BILLED RATE: A $1.00 fee will be charged VIces- Intenorl extenor MAINTENANCE 521-2075 GOOD G C Merte Painting 881. STONE ROOFING for billing 8351 after 6 p m 884-9512- Resldenllal SERVICE -Commercial -Industrial BE -Flat Roof -Reroofing YOUR qH PlUMlllNG HEATING -Recoallng -Single Ply OPEN RATE: Measured ads $9.50 per inch GUIDE -Tear 0f1s -Hot Tar Shin- Bordered ads $10.50 per inch PLUMBING gles -State -nle -Decks TO REPAIRS - Copper Metal GETTING -FREE ESTIMATES -Ice & ROOFING dam -Shields -Heater GOOD Measured ads $7.50 per inch SEWER CLEANING Tapes Installed -Gutters SERVICE. SPECIAL RATE: Reasonable Rates For All Installed, cleaned, re- USE Bordered ads $8.50 per inch Mike Potter - LIcensed paired -L1CENSED.IN. COMPLETE 882.1558 SURED ROOFING THE SERVICE CLASSIFIED • Deadline for new want ad copy is 12 noon on Tuesday COMMERCIAL WANT qS7 PLUMBING HIITING H7 PLUMBING HilliNG RESIDENTIAL ADS (subject to change on holiday issues) TEAR-OFF K.WINDOW RESHINGLE E.L. CALCATERRA INC. CLEANING • Extra charges for dar1

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.989 SEDAN DEVILLE no 9134 white 1989 BROUGHAM no,9278 white was $27,953 NOW $21,695 was s28.302 NOW $22.823

1989 ELDORADO 1989 FLEETWOOD no 9327 maroon was $28.698 NOW $22,456 was s31.345 NOW $24,998

1989 SEDAN DEVillE no 9174 U beige I 1989 SEDAN DEVILLE no 9522 silver was $27.080 NOW $20.985 1! was s27.400 NOW $21,998 _

'89 SUNBIRD LE CPE. 1989 SEDAN DEVilLE no 9209 red 1989 COUPE DEVILLE no 9210 Lt. beige met III ~ l'h,lltg bLll, ~ tiC' 11IlrJy'" ld ~!OJ1l ....~ I U" l'~ AM fM Sh'll ..... !lk. & !,ll;! (.jO\.,I<. u) ~OIL s28,603 NOW $22,569 r LI i otl L Ul. ;"01 .'l'Cll .... } Ul 0'1(' pnq 1n wtll '89 TRANS AM TURBO was s28,125 NOW $21,998 was ANNIVERSARY PACE CAR dl \lt~K~~t~~~~..1 h & I I" 11 'l1~r;92~' 52 lESS 1ST TIME MILAGE RANGE 2000 TO 1~ 0[10 MilES ALl_ ['cMOS WARRENTED FOR 48 MONTHS 50000 MILES BUYER IF QUAlln $600 L~T ~ln3 LESS 1ST TIME SPECIAL BUYER IF QUALIFY SALE PRICE $6795 una Of~ LEA.=.E; r OR ~& mos SPECIAL $174 29 liEF ,fL 011 \hOUJ SALE PRICE $24, 995 &GER &NKE GDILLAC o lOIAl "A'MlNI SiloSQ? A G(,Tlrral Mocors F,11nlly Smcc 1917 758-1800 1-696 at Van Dyke

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FIEF <,EC OEF' $25000 $243 o 92 10lAL PAYMENT $11 108 16 1989 ••CAVALIER Z24 CONVERTABLE ~~ M.S.R.P $18,038 ~i • SAVE $2000 1989 GMC STARCRAFT CONVERSION VAN '89 GMC 112 TON PICKUP SIERRA '89 SAFARI SLX VAN Alr cOlld deep t,n1 glass s"," flq uut' Of S. s do 1 qln,," c;1d y I .....Illdu ... CY<" C wlpe-rs valuf' /11 l.ond pwr lock6 l! g16&S wheel HSG & Ilr dr ylas!I qclt.. wIpers sunshade II 9 m rlors plo,q , I 11 I tI m, c. " l If..' .,1(l(~" "tnb l~H~t.~ll1y bl"'- 1K){jJ,>ldl' ,rldgs blQ III rr 323 r swmg (Jut doors slab bar 308 r a..le 350 VB I}o 308 I 6'1df" r 01. \1:1 5 ....pi.! LlollS 14 u.1 NOW $ 3 Illd!. .. 3l FII VO 4 ...pd ~LJIUInH'''' P205175R15 EF I eng '1 o;pd [wlo I'll'''' "pi ~.hIS 31 g~1 11\ k, f1lly t* a Ill; IIq h<1 hot i'~ liB AM AL c; 1 C'" [In AM rM ~S ~Lew l.-lfJ IfJ' lu' 'nll~ tank RV d "L p~y tlakq lelfl ps Ii fJ LJiUlelY ONLY 16,0 8 f M ~10l('o 'l Sll r Q qllC'j hI dig I kq , o:;tq.l ....110; ~ lH.r" O:;Lt\l 1111 l,.lU'>tl C~lllpll)l(l gas'S ETA AM fM 510160 w rfl.s<;. C Q III db, Ire ~~f:~S.J~~~Afl,):7,'q'~lI\il:"Il~ ~t~""lq~3~1'- LI,'I 1)( c~ll '-('01<;; ps po ~I~ II I 654 app~ArDncC" CfuO 110 bu 1I1.lC"!S W gLl3rds PIo'wI wlmJ()wS rocks lit ClU S0 \ s1a bey \III 'dows CrOlhes bar 6 I.~Ay I <;'l"at tat \e cpl ct1alfs SALE PRICE 5l1rp(!S sn, II 1,35 SALE PRICE $8795 $12,395 IMPERIAL FULL SIZE CONVERSION OR LEASE fOR 48 mos U OR LEASE FOR 48 mos •• $176 67 F1Ef ,£ L lJEI' S"OO 00 SALEPRICE$16,295 VANS • 101M PAl'PFIH S~J8L116 SAVE UP TO $7000* _~EiB I ~

NO ONE SELLS NISSAN'S FOR LESS .I '. .\ 1983 BU I JEFFREY DOES!!! CENru ICK , RY Lro " Look At 1 OWner 8 . !' miles ' .000 actual These appreCi~t:ushtsee to , S Ow ro Beauties new om Call for details

REGAL '87 - 2 dr, Limited, loaded, 25,000 ml, 1 owner, 1989.1990 NISSAN SENTRA like new Only $8688 CUTLASS '86 - Supreme 2 DOOR STANDARD Brghm., 2 dr, loaded, V8, RIVIERA '85 - V8, loaded, sharp! $7988. must see Only $7995. NOW CUTLASS '88 - Auto, air, $599900 * H::'~Y PARK AVE. '84 - 1 owner, much more! Only $7,988 ONLY V8, 4 dr. 40,000 mi Must see SEPT.5, 1989 thiS one CUTLASS '85 Clera 10 IN srOCK Brghm., 4 dr., V6, loaded, .. PLUS OPTION, OEST. & HANDLING. TAXES & PLATES REGAL '89 Limited - 6,000 very, very clean! miles Only $12,988 NISSAN '87 Sentra - 5 spd , COME IN AND TEST DRIVE NEW YORKER '89 LANDAU air, stereo cass , only $5995. - . moonroof, Mark Cross, THE ULTIMATE SPORTS CAR white, red leather. Only NISSAN '86 - 200SX XE, 5 FOR 1990 $15,488. spd., air, stereo, $6995 THE NEW FIFTH AVE '88 - very, very NISSAN '89 240SX - Only sharp MU~l see to appreciate. 2000 mI., factory official, 300 IX $11,588 nicely equipped. $13,588. GRAND AM '88 LE - Why FORD '89 - F150 P.U. Lariat buy new? Only $8695. XLT, V8, loaded, only 5000 AMERICA'S FOUR DOOR mi., $9788. SPORTS CAR LESABRE '88 - 4 dr. Loaded, like new Only $9988, HONDA '88 Accord - 2 dr., 1989 & 1990 NISSAN OX, only 8,000 mi , 5 spd., air, LESABRE '87 - 4 dr" lim- casso and much morel $9688 Ited, loaded, extra clean. Only MAXIMA $7,688.

Blazers - Jimmys-Broncos WANTED: Needed now - Top dollar Ask for Shawn

JEFFREY BUICK NISSAN USED CARS 30800 GRATIOT AT 13 MILE RD. 296-1300