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Are home prices really declining in some of the Pointes? By Chip Chapman home sale pnces have fallen 20 per- For a number of reasons, mamly Staff Writer want the pnces publIshed There'b no m the cIty for a""e"sment purposes, cent m Grosse POInte Farms and 18 pnvacy. home buyers and bellers, longer any pUlpose for not dlbClo"lOg said contI oller Jm1 Nabh Can a""es<;ments In a cIty mcrease percent In Gro"se POinte Shores especially of hIgher-pnced hou<,e", the bale pnce becdu"e It Ib now public dUring the same perIOd home prIces "The .l~;,cb"ed value goeb up to that "In the last couple of years, one- a"k that the sale pnce not be made record due to btate statute" figUIe, but I" capped by Proposal A, In the "ame cIty decrease? third to half of the home sales m the public Enough $1 or "no money" sale" Under Propo"al A. a property trans- Some people who had the March thI'> year It 1" 2 8 pel cent," he saId Shoreb have been listed as $1 or 'no can alter home sale pnce averageb for fer affidaVIt IS required, from buyer to edltlOn of Detroit Monthly In one "When d home sell~, It becomes money' sales," said Tim O'Donnell. a community assessor, to ensure the property IS hand and theIr 1996 assessment In 'uncapped' The new cap Ib based on as"es"or for the Shores and Farms "The problem started when home properly asses"cd the other may have asked that ques- the old a,,,e<,sed value, not the sales "We haven't seen any drop m the sale pnces were published In The The Farms does not keep tl ack of pnce" tIOn Shores smce the early 1980s Smce DetrOit Newb and Free Press," said average home "ale pnces, but when il A home sdJe pllce of $1 would not be A chart In the magazme showed 1991, home pnces have Increased at Forman Johnston, co-owner of Bolton- home sclb, the sale" pnce Ib factOled that between 1991 and 1995, average least 15 percent" Johnston AsSOCIates 'People didn't agamst the sale of comparable home" See HOMES, page 19A
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Grosse ,jllt~;Itr....~"'~d" News Vol. 57, No. 13 46 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 Home Delivery 56cr• Newsstand 75cr March 28, 1996 North lights
Parcells MIddle School presents 'The Wizard of Oz." approved by tonight and Friday, March 29, at 7 30 pm in the school audItorium, 20600 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods A lim- Ited number of tIckets are Woods council avaIlable at the door By Jim Stickford of opportunitieS for school spir- Staff Wnter It and family fun What a dIfference two years Also speak 109 for the I1ghts The Grosse POinte schools' makes The Grosse Pomte was school board treasurer annual elementary art Woods CIty CounCIl Monday GlorIa Konsler and North prIn. enrichment fair concludes night unanimously approved clpal Caryn Wells. today at the Grosse Pomte vanance requests by the North aSSIstant prinCIpal for Woods Community Center Grosse Pomte school system athletIc", Tom Gauerke, then Hours are from 3.30 to 7 30 that will allow the mstallation spoke, saying that many peo- P m The public IS Invited to of permanent hghts around ple put a lot of effort Into get- attend. North's football field tmg the lights He added that The 7-0 vote permlttmg the school had held a number lIghts was the opposite of a of mght games uSing tempo- Sunday, March 31 vote taken by the counCIl m rary lights July 1994 when the council These games, saId Gauerke, Our Lady Star of the Sea PhotAl. by Thoa L Walker voted unanimously to deny a were very successful m terms CatholIc Church, 467 SimIlar request made by the of attendance Fears of rowdy Falrford in Grosse Po1Ote "chool system behavlOr and traffic Jams were Woods presents Bach's "The In order to Install permanent proved to be unfounded The PassIOn of Our Lord lights around the football field, mght games had teachers, par- According to St John" per- the school distrIct reqUIred ents and police on hand to formed by the DeHaven varIances from CIty zOning laws make sure everythmg went Chorale at 7 p m TIckets are concern1Og the plaCing of per- smoothly, which IS what hap- $10 in advance, $12 at the manent structures close to res- pened door Spring into winter? identIal property and the arch- Gauerke saId that the athlet. nances concernmg the height IC department planned to hold Mother Nature tossed a snowball at of permanent structures 12 nIght events durmg the Monday, April 1 MichJgan last Wednesday, the first day ''Two years ago, I voted year There would be 10 events of spring, by dumping four to six Ineh- against the varIance request In the fall, allow1Og the varsIty. es of IIDOW on the winter-weary ground. The Grosse POinte LIbrary for a number of reasons," saId JunIOr varsIty and freshman Making the best of an unexpected snow councllmember ErIC Stemer football teams the chance to board will meet at 7.30 pm day off from school, Woods residents 10 the NeIghborhood Club, "Since that time I believe the play under the lIghts There Becky Dennis. Anne Morath and proponents of lIghts have would be two events m the 17150 Waterloo, in the CIty Stephanie Dennis, above, bullt a snow of Grosse POinte taken mto conSIderatIOn the sprmg for the track team The mound, decorated it with artificial concerns of myself and other soccer teams would also playa Dowers and inscribed on it in green councllmembers, and have game under the hghts paint "Welcome Spring." A furry friend adjusted theIr deSIgns as much 'We do not plan on holdmg The Grosse POinte school from the Farms, right, put on his wool- board meets at 8 p m m the as pOSSIble to accommodate any addItIOnal events," saId ly sweater before taking a romp In the them" Gauerke "These 12 events add Wickmg LIbrary at Grosse slush. Pomte South HIgh School, 11 Stemer saId that byagreemg up to just 3 percent of a calen- to reduce light spIllage Into the der year of 365 days" Grosse POinte Boulevard, 10 Grosse POinte Farms surrounding residentIal lots as When the school system much as poSSible, and byalter- went before the Woods plan- 109 the public announcement nmg commission, saId system to reduce nOise, the pro- Gauerke, they were told by the The Grosse Pointe Woods Pointes back Dole in prim.ary ponents of the lIghts had gone commiSSIOn that there were cIty counCIl meets at 7'30 a long way toward meeting the three areas of concern, locatIOn p m. in the mUnicIpal court By Chip Chapman (Steve) Forbes Jr fimshed receIved 61 votes concerns of neIghborhood reSI- of the light poles m the west- room, 20025 Mack Plaza. Staff Writer thIrd WIth 8 percent and StatewIde, Sen Robert Dole, "uncommItted" was fourth With Dole, Buchanan and Keyes dents SIde field, I1ght spillage Into R-Kan , received 51 percent of 3 percent are the only members of the But before the council voted reSidentIal areas and nOIse the vote to commentator nme-candidate field who are on the request, there was five problems INSIDE Patrick Buchanan's 34 percent In somewhat of a surprise, stIll In the race. hours of sometImes heated tes- Mark Pfister of Musco LIghts In MIchigan's RepublIcan pn. Grosse POinte Farms reSIdent tImony by opponents and pro- addressed the questIOn of light ponents of the varIance spillage He showed the counCil Opmwn 6A mary March 19 MaUrice Taylor gathered only There was little variatIOn 10 41 of the 6,549 of total votes the order of fimsh as Dole, request some dIagrams and shde Schools . _ 17A But among Grosse Pomte cast He was beaten by former Buchanan and Forbes finished The first to speak was school demonstrating how, With the board preSIdent Carl Anderson use of a total light control sys- voters, Dole dId better (59 per- state department offiCial Alan 1-2-3 In each of the POlntes cent) whtle Buchanan fared Keyes, who receIved 92 votes, Turnout In the POlntes who saId that money for the tem, I1ght spIllage could be Obztuarzes 21A reduced to less than one candle worse (19 percent) and former Tennessee governor ranged from 13 percent m the lIghts has been donated and and U S secretary of education Shores to 22 percent m the the project WIllcost the taxpay- power of hght at the homeown- Entertamment. .. 8B er's house lme In Grosse Pomte, Malcolm Lamar Alexander, who Woods ers nothmg He also saId that South had Its donated lights Pfister said that by usmg Sports 1C Installed last fall and that North deserves the same kmd Classztied ads 5C See LIGHTS. page 12A I _
Candidate City Farms Park Shores Woods Total Alexander 9 14 16 3 19 61 Buchanan 127 271 260 43 618 1,319 Dole Home: Grosse POinte Park 417 1,044 725 233 1,795 4,214 Family: Husband, Dr Mark Dornan Edelstein, son, Matthew, 3 3 3 1 6 16 daughter, KatIe News can appear one Forbes Claim to fame: MU'ilc day and be gone the 47 124 109 19 238 537 teacher, translated IOtO next But the paper Gramm Engh"h and pubhshed news IS printed on can 3 1 4 1 3 12 five books WrItten by a and should live on Keyes Dutch author Lost year more than 14 19 25 5 29 92 one th'rd of 011U S Lu ar Quote: "There were dlfficul- newsprint wos recycled 7 5 6 0 10 28 tIes (WIth the translation) from Dutch to English And that number IS Taylor growing every day 7 11 8 5 10 41 Some of It had to to WIth Recycling Uncommitted 10 5 112 219 the writer's "tyle With IS the one 39 53 Dutch IdlOm'i I had to make "ure that I kept the woy we con Write-In 0 011give some 0 10 0 0 10 'iame type of language" 0Read thing bock Then hcycle % Turnout 15 19 14 13 22 See story. page 4A
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84 KERCHEVAL AVENUE. Gf • . .... I March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A DARE initially nixed by schools, to be part of long-term study By Shirley A. McShane Curfllulum COOldlndtmg chdradel Is"ues are taught, or Staff Wnter Councll) whIch hOdrd d pro. not taught In the school dIS- It looks lIke the DARE pro. po"al fJ am d Gro~",e Pomte tnct The study WIll be con- gram won't be taught In the Woodi> parent who h rdllYIng ducted 10 the same manner as Grosse Pomte Pubhl School for the DARE program the dht'ICt'S perIOdIC evalua- System any time soon "Rei>earch art1(.Je~ ,how tIOn" of academiC programs, he A curriculum committee for DARE to bf> f>fTf>(IIVP a" an ~~'cl the dl!>tnct has rejected a pro. awareness program, but In posal to study the fea~lblhty of term,> of long-term effective. "It's a proposal to review incorporating the Drug Abuse ness of "hangmg subi>tance '>uch personal charactenstIcs ResIstance EducatIOn program abUSive behaVIOr"" thdt was as respect, responi>lblltty, self- mto the K.5 program ThiS IS unclear," Croydon said "And dlsclplme, mtegrlty and hon- the second time the district has finally, when It came to stalT esty," he ~ald "What we want looked at the posslblhty of get- asse~~mont of the time com- to do IS i>ee what we do teach ting Involved With the pro- mitment, there 1" a whole dnd what we don't and should gram, whICh entails brmgIng a range of program~ already In be dOIng We figure that the speCIally tramed poltce officer the school" The teachers felt DARE proposal could be part of from the local law enforcement they couldn't afford to gIve thIS There IS stlll concern agency mto the classroom for a time to one speCific program" about the substance abuse 17-week Intensive program Whde the propo,al was Issue In the communIty We're aimed at preadolescents rejected by the EPLC, Croydon There wasn't much difference in temperature between the Hill (top) and the Village not sure now where all of this "Not all (of the five Grosse saId It WIll be folded mto a (bottom) last Friday, so why is there Jess snow in the Village? WIll go Our commIttee hasn't Pomte police) JUflsdlctlOns long-term study to be conduct. met yet, we are still formIng." appeared to be In full support ed by the newly formed Croydon said the committee of the program, for some there Character EducatlOn expects to make a presentatIOn were finanCial consIderatIOns," Committee to the dli>tnct In January 1997. saId Glenn Croydon, Parcells ''We thmk DARE should be MIddle School prmclpal and co- The fledgIng study commit- conSidered thoroughly In rela- chaIr of the EducatlOnal tee w1l1be made up of parents tIOn to everythIng else we do In Programs LeadershIp Councll and teachers from around the the dlstnct, we shouldn't look (formerly known as the dlstnct to study how personal at It m IsolatIOn," he said Shape up for spring in the Park Park reSidents see lung to get Ruskus has a degree in member and has beeQ teaching m shape after a long wmter's dietetICs and IS certified WIth for 11 years rest mIght want to check out a the Arthntls FoundatIOn and Call (313) 822-2812 to regIs- new exercIse class that Will be With the AquatiC ExerCIse ter at least one week before the held in Wmdmiil POInte Park ASSOCiation, where she IS a begmmng of the first class thiS sprmg Body X-cellence by Beverly Ruskus IS a fun, safe and ./ "..-""" ----,.....""' .. """" "'""--~~-~...... ,.;. effectlVe form of aerobiC style exercise It mcorporates hght weIght traming along With more traditional aerobiC exer- cises r Spring Sale 1 Body posture and ahgn- ment IS emphaSized Classes \ I are co-ed and lImIted to 20 students They are olTered Thesday and Thursday morn- 2~%OVV Snow removal - tale of 2 cities mgs begInnmg at 9 30, and last an hour The first class t \ By Chip Chapman The City pushes snow from are determmed by square Our Entire \ Staff Wnter the street mto the mlddlEt- of footage and range from $110 to WIll be held on April 18, and the course wIll run until May The first day of spruig eJg'M "'&rcheval,..wlYch is wide~ In $&,000 (for JacobflQn'g.), , \ days ago brought not only a lot the Village than on the Hill. In Its annual budget, the HilJ '28 The fee IS $47 50 CQ'Jection )'" of snow, but also the usual "After the shoppers leave, we AssociatIOn allocates about A second senes of classes to ( 'of . problems associated With take the snow from the mIddle $2,000 for snow removal. The be held on Mondays and removing It of Kercheval to Neff Park," Village Assoclatwn does not Wednesdays at 6 30 p m Waverly In resIdential areas, even Bremer SaId. deSignate any portIOn of Its begIns on April 15, and WIll though the city does an initial In the Village, the City hIres budget for snow removal run until May 29 The fee for Fabrics and 1 sweep of the Sidewalks, It IS a prIvate contractor to remove "The (VIllage) AssociatIon thiS class IS $44 20 ultimately up to the homeown- snow from the munlClpally. trIes to requIre Its members to Wallpaper t er to keep the sidewalk clear. owned parkmg lots The Farms clear the length of the SIdewalk In commerCial areas, snow has Its own crews remove snow In front of theIr stores," saId removal responsIbIlity varIes from the mumclpal lot and the Village AssociatIOn president TO RESERVE DIS- Sale ends l "Essentially, It'S the respon- RIchard lot on the west Side of Jerry Valente "Each store Apnl 12th, J 996 , slbihty of the store owner," said Kercheval owner IS responSIble for hIS or PLAY ADVERTISING Grosse Pointe Farms city man- The HIll AsSOCiatIOn has 72 her own portlOn." ager RIch Solak about snow members who pay dues One reason for the VIllage's SPACE removal procedures on the between $100 and $400 a year, Sidewalks havmg less snow last week IS because the city CALL 882- HIll "We w111do what we can dependmg on what floor the J under normal circumstances" business IS and on whether the cleared the SIdewalk before Ma~kOA;;~~~ AD;~p~;ylShOPj In the Farms, store owners store owner IS also the buIldIng clearmg the street, snow from 3500 are responSible for clearmg the owner Larger bUlldmg owners the street wasn't pushed back By 2:00 p.m. 20099 Mack Avenue " area between the bUIldIng and are charged $500 a year onto the SIdewalks as Friday Grosse Pointe Woods ~ the plant boxes The city and Annual dues for the 56 m~m- Neumann said occurs on the the Hlll ASSOCIatIOn, which bers of the Village Assoclatwn HIll ~, (313) 884-9595 ..r'~ share responsibility for clear- ~_ - __ 0 ~ ..., ..--, ~,/ ing the space between the plant boxes and the street, hire a pnvate contractor to remove snow from that por- SCENE STEALERS twn of the SIdewalk The cIty is solely responSible for clear- ing snow from the street 'The problem has been that the cIty has been so good about cleanng the street, that If the contractor IS there too early, snow from the street gets pushed onto the Sidewalk," said Hill AsSOCIatIOnexecutive dIrector Kathy Neumann, • explammg why there weren't COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS many clear paths from the • Additions • Dormers street to storefronts last week In the VIllage, City of • Rec Rooms • Garages Grosse POInte crews conduct an InItial sweep of the SIde- • Kitchens • Bathrooms walks after a snow • All Types of Exterior Siding "We wIll do a 'pre-store !lour' sweep," saId assIstant • Windows • References city manager Chns Bremer "After that, It's up to the store 1Qe ~ 7k ~ ~ 'J1I4itk J'ld ~td owners .. Corrections Correctzons wlll be pnnted on thIS page every week If there /.S an error of fad m any story, call the newsroom at (313) 882-0294 A report of a larceny III the Our fl~h pinS are cr~fted In 14 karat gold With Pointe Windows Inc. PublIc Safety Reports col- mother ot pearl l~pls ~nd black onyx For All Your Window Needs umn on page 3A of the 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores March ~4 editIOn ~hou ld ~ have said that a purse was edmund AHEE iewelers stolen from a classroom at t. 772.8200 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods the Grosse Pomte Academy AI L-liFASON SUNROO\fS In Grosse POInte Farms 886-4600 ARF INliULATEDTO KEEP YOU L- --~--- <.-OZVAU. YEAR LONG .' I .. . ~""j .... ••••• n ••• tr ...... ~ ...... ,...... ~...... 5---..---...... 4A March 28, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Park WOltlan imports Dutch writer's life stories to America By Shirley A. McShane m Lelden, Inez Smidt, helped "Anne Frank'<; dIary IS Vos' latest book to be trans- Staff Writer Edelstem learn how to read Terebe Edebtem IS a musl- mcredlbly amazmg," she said lated, "Dancing on the Bndge and speak Dutch Edelstem "She was so artIculate for a of AVlgnon," has the author Cldn at heart She plays the also had gotten mto the habit POINTER OF INTEREST ,101m With the Grosse Pomte chIld that age But you don't sheddmg some of her mhlbl- of readmg chlldren's books as a selors to the schools to help the focuses on the dIfficultIes of learn about the tImes Frank tlOns and telling more about Symphony She has taught way to Improve her language kids There was no counsehng reemerging mto the world after was an optimIst She was pre. what It was hke to be a Jew rnUblC at both the college and skIlls '1'hey're fun and you're Vas didn't get to gneve, she five years of IIvmg m an attIc OCCUPiedWith her dally eXIs- durmg the occupation, she elementary -.chooI level better able to grasp the sub. came out of hldmg at 13, a dIf- The 13-year-old central charac. tence, whereas Vos looked at saId She hab'ne,er studied iltera- Ject," she saId ficult age She had pent up her ter IS fearful that NaZIS and the world She also wrote about Vos' books are dlstnbuted ture, had no partlCular mterest After readmg "Star feelings for many yedrs" German soldIers are around It as an adult lookmg back on a natIOnally through the In World War II or the Chlldren," Edelstem searched Vos began wrltmg about her every corner and cannot bring childhood event The perspec. ScholastiC Book Club and are Ho!ocau:>t, and knew nothing for an Enghsh translatIOn of wartIme experiences when she .. -4-h 1-- 1 _ 'L' I ~ herself to speak above a whIS- tlV~ i" ~"tl,.~ly dl!'fPr~"t " r"r"l~,. WIth )'''ung r€'~de"" 111 v. HIl.- Uvvn. tJuuu:)Htng lnaUb. the book to shdre WIth her was m her 4Us and used the per Perhaps that was the dIffer- the Grosse Pomtes "Hide" and trv fnends and family There was- experience as a catharSIS She "I read It and thought It was ence that attracted Houghton "Anna" are In theIr second Yet, m hel quest to learn n't one So, With the help of began With a collectIOn of wonderful But Inez said Vos MIfflin to publIsh Vos' translat. prmtmgs Dutch a decade ago while IIv- Smidt, she translated It her- poems, "35 Tears," about how had wrItten another book ed books After submlttmg mg m the Netherlands, the self It was not printed until only four of her 35 schoolmates before that, 'HIde and Seek,' samples to every pubhsher she Edelstem WIll be one of the Grosse Pomte Park woman has Edelstein returned to the from before the occupatIOn sur- and we thought we should could locate, Edelstein said she readers for the Fnends of the smce translated five Dutch United States In 1986 and had VIved Thereafter, she wrote translate that one first," began receiving a flood ofreJec- Grosse Pomte Library's Great books mto Enghsh In order to It pubhshed by Wayne State "HIde and Seek," "Anna Is StIli Edelstein saId. tlOn letters. One major pubhsh- Grosse Pomte Read Aloud on share stones of Dutch UniversIty Press It was her Here" and "DanCing on the She dIscovered that transla- er asked for a manuscript, but Wednesday, Apnl 17, durmg Holocaust survIvors WIth WSU Press edItor who put her Bridge of AVlgnon " Each book tIOn is difficult work, but easy rejected It Not ready to give NatIOnal LIbrary Week Vos' Engllsh-speakmg readers In touch WIth Ida Vos, a Dutch IS for young readers and fea- compared to gettmg a manu- up, she resubmItted the manu- books are available at all three The first book she translat. JeWish woman whose famIly tures an adolescent girl's per- scnpt publIshed script to Houghton Mifflin and branches of the Grosse POinte ed, "Star Children," by Clara went mto hldmg dunng the spectIve durmg and after the ''There were difficulties (WIth thiS time they were impressed Library Asscher-Pinkof, IS a collectIOn German occupatIOn of Holland occupatIOn. The books are the translatIOn)," she saId. of vIgnettes about the and lived to tell the story se ml-a u to blOgraph Ical, "Some of It had to do With the Holocaust aImed at young- "When a publisher Edelstein saId wnter's style, With Dutch adult readers She began that approached Vos about writing It wasn't until Edelstein was idIOms I had to make sure project while IIvmg In the town her memOIrs, she dIdn't want firmly established 10 the that I kept the same type of of Lelden to do It at first," Edelstein saId POlntes, her husband working language You can't use mod. Edelstein and her phYSICian "She was one of the lucky ones for the U.S. Veteran's ern language, such as having husband, Mark, are St LoUIS who survived (the Holocaust), AdminIstration hospital 10 someone say 'No way,' In a natIves, and lived In the along WIth her immedIate fam- Allen Park, and she ralsmg her story about 50 years ago. It Netherlands whlle Mark ily. Back then, the survIvors son and daughter, that she took some time to get used to worked on staff at the were expected to pick up the read and began translating her style. She writes in short UniversIty of Lelden They pIeces and go on It's not like Vos'books have two chIldren sentences, few words, because today, when a child IS killed, The first book she read was she IS a poet Some of the A neIghbor and good frIend they bring In a team of coun- "Anna Is Still Here," which translations didn't work well in English, so I had to do a lot of rewriting." Cable program targets teen drinking Having met Vos in 1989 on a visit to Amsterdam, Edelstein On Thursday evening, raised In the VIdeo," says Joe and St Clair Shores. learned more about her hfe March 28, Comcast Cable will Sarafa, executive director of Sarafa says to check local and experiences, whIch made sponsor a prIme-time special the Associated Food Dealers of IIstmgs for the correct cable It easier for her to translate. dedICated to preventing under- MichIgan, one of the organlza. statIOn in your area Founded Anyone who reads Vos' age drmk10g tions supporting the program. In 1916, the Associated Food books WIll be reminded of "The In a production of the Ready Sara fa saId that Ready or Dealers of MIchigan is the or Not program, vIewers Will be Diary of a Young Girl," by " P" ~~,,,, Not is backed by the DetrOit VOIce of the state's food and Introduced to "Brandon's Anne Frank Yet, Edelstein FIve olntes '." Pubhc Schools, the Baptist beverage Industry, represent- says there are some marked Story," a dramatic hour-and-a- Pastors Council and other Ing more than 2,700 retailers, dIfferences, whIch set apart Construction, Inc. half program that chronicles church and synagogue groups wholesalers, dIstributors and Vas' work from Frank's. the tragic events of Brandon "DetroIt's schools Will send manufacturers. RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL SJivena, a 17 .year-old who had home flIers to prOVide infor- Dependability - It's Our Style a few drmks at a party then matIOn to encourage parents &' - wrapped his car around a tree. to VIew the program WIth their CE e,,"'nffi lid • Kitchens • AddltLons He spent 2-1/2 months in a children Churches will also HOMEOWNERS' •. JivIng from paychedt to paychedd • Dormers • Baths coma and the next two years in ask their congregations to • Complete Renovation • DeSign Services Available rehab. HIS speech IS slurred, watch," he said . hiS walk unsteady and hiS ~ . . memory impaired. He and hiS 1woMdt~ I~zt COMING SOON • NEW SHOWROOM! 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Rai~ pledge~ ror each kilome. It"r you l\alk and reel good about helping 10 nnd a ('urt" ror \IS. You can el en gt"t "'om(' rripnds, ramily memtM>.....or ('o.l\ork('f"i! logt"tht"r and walk 1\.01a team! J or mort" inrormacion on Ihe elf's NATIONAL MuLTIPLE SCLEROSIS SINCE 1900 SOCIETY 17140 KERCHEVAL• GROSSE POINTE • 882.8970 / March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 5A VILLAGE HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSl 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 - Fax 884-8392 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect March 28, 29, 3D, April I, 2, &. 3 VILLAGE BLEND ,., REGULAR $5~~ ~)I VILLAGE BLEND 99 ""....-'./'":Y DECAFFEINATED $5 2 LITER SPECIAL FRESH PICKED CALIFORNIA STRAWBERRIES ...... •.•...•...... $128 Of. Maid~:~~::orange,:in~ TENDER Fresca, Bar 0, 79~ Diet BarO 58 +dep. ASPARACUS .•...... •...... •...... •.... $1 LB. SUCAR SWEET COKE PRODUCTS CANTALOUPE .•...•..•...•...•...... •...•...... •.. 9S. 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However, he added, the bar and the N court Levm at 70 IS mehgJble tv file to Improve the electIOn of its Fortunately, she IS not the only lawyer committee might also study ways to fund Supreme Court JustIces under the law, whtle the tel m of the chIef these days concerned about the way in and carry out a fall' evaluation process so As most voters know, the two major Justice, James H BrIckley, IS also explr- whIch we nommate and elect our that the public would have more knowl- mg pohtICal partIes nommate theIr candI- Supreme Court justices. edge of the candidates. That means Bnckley WII! ha\'e to run As far back as 1974 and 1981, the dates at party conventions These nomi- "It ie-n't that we've had a bad court," In to retam his seat on the bench He has MIChIgan Bar AsSOCiatIOn's representa- nees then run the November general KIenbaum saId, "but we know we could hmted he WIll do so but has untIl July 5 tive assembly had endorsed a constltu. electIOn, but do so on the non-partisan haye a better court. And a state bar com ticket tu file. \V111le OllgJndUY nom mated bv the tlOnal amendment to shIft the responSI- mlttee will agam study the alternatives GOP, as an mcumbent he now can ~oml- blhty for appomtment of appellate and In addItIOn, other candIdates can be to achieving that improvement this year" nominated by pohtIcal partIes even if nate hImself for re-electIOn. Supreme Court JustIces to the governor. they are orgamzed only for that purpose. This year the need for reform was Even with the support of a stateWIde While nothing is likely to revise the In additIOn, mcumbents eligIble to run called to our attentwn by an early candi- coalitlOn, however, the bar has failed in judicial selection process before the again can nommate themselves. date for the state Supl'eme Court, past campaigns to get enough SIgnatures November election, the public conceiv- It IS the forced retIrement of an mde- Kathleen Jansen. on petitIOns to require an election, ably could get fed up with the current pendent, state Supreme Court Justice First elected to the bench 13 years ago accordmg to Thomas Kienbaum, current system this year and demand reform of Charles L Levin, that makes the 1996 as a Macomb County probate Judge, she president of the State Bar AsSOCiation, the nommatIon and election process. electIOn of so much concern to the two now IS completmg her thIrd term on the who lives in Franklin and practIces law Previous efforts to achieve reform have major pohtICal parties. MIChIgan Court of Appeals in DetrOIt failed for lack of public support, but peo- Each party m effect holds three seats Her concern is that the present method ThIS year, however, he has just ple ought to realize their acquiescence and hopes, despite the non-partisan elec- of nominatmg and electmg Supreme appomted a Standing Committee on permIts the special interests to thrive - tIon process, to win another in November Court Justices puts more emphasIs on JudICIal Selection, made up of distin- and have more say than is faIr in our sys- candIdates' politIcal vlewpomts than on guished lawyers, law school deans, cur- tem. EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES John MinnIs 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 AND PRoDucrroN Robert G. Edgar \brgle Rems Smllh, Anne- Mulhenn 511viJ,Manager Roger B Hlg .. , AdvertISing Manager 882-6090 EdItor and General FeatuH. Fdltor 3.H-.:,s9-a. Fran velardoM~s~~:rnt Circulation Pubhsher KJm M Kozlowskt, ASSistant to Ihe a.arle. 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Mary Ellen VanDusen, Grosse Pointe News PubllShiPd \'we-ekly bv 343.Ssn Anleebo Pubh5hiPr5 Ad' erbslng RepresentatIVe Pal Tapper 96 kkrchltVl:l Ave Deborah Greene Manager and Mark Blrrow. The eM... b Pointers strongly back Dole CELE8RATINc;.~EseASONS INlHE POINTES: rosse Pointers lIved up to their race, and fourth to Allen Keyes, the for. LAST' 'DAVOF WINTER... FIRSr'DAY ex:SPR\NG ... Republican reputatIOn in the mer State Department OffiCIal, who drew G state's presidential primary last 92. HONe/, IILL BE IN 'THe GMAGE HONev, I CANIT FIND week by voting for the party's Pomters scattered the rest of theIr votes favorite candidate, Sen Robert Dole of among five other candidates. Lamar 1U~ING UPM!LAWNNONeR.' 114EGARAGe! Kansas, by more than a three to one mar- Alexander drew 61 and Maurice Taylor, a gin over hIs nearest competitor, Pat Grosse Pointe Farms resident, won 41, Buchanan. which was good for sixth place in the local They gave Buchanan, Dole's only seri- race. ous challenger left in the race, 1,319 votes In addition, 219 Republicans voted - with almost half coming from the uncommitted and 10 more for unknown Woods - but endorsed Dole WIth 4,214 write-in candidates, whIle 513 voters mdi- votes. cated they were uncommitted Democrats Dole has the nommatIOn wrapped up and 53 supported write-In DemocratIc but has said he wouldn't claIm it until candidates. results were in from the Cal,fomia prima- ry (available only after the Grosse Pointe About all the primary really told us was News had gone to press) that Grosse Pointe Rebubhcans will vote The Pomtes also gave third place and heavily for Dole in November, whIle some 537 votes to Steve Forbes, the magazine Democrats will be supporting the publisher, who recently pulled out of the Democratic president City, state OK ball park funds ith a big majority of Detroit's backed the project near the end. voters backing the $40 muhon But they got help from a long hst of W CIty investment In the new Tiger business and mdustnal leaders who are baseball park In last week's election, the counting on the stadium project to launch Letters way now appears to be open to move a general redevelopment program m ahead, DetrOlt However, a barrier could be raised by an Error in letter define the ''high road" as Is this the high high pay and salary settle- appeal from Ingham County Judge James Now that the mayor and the CIty'S lead- ments for admmistrators Giddings' rulmg that the state did have ers have gone thiS far, however, we hope clarified road? To the editor: and school employees. authority to authorize $55 millIon to be Th the Editor: they WIll be able to move ahead, even Regardmg Mr Nolan's William E. Holmes spent on the stadIUm project from the The Grosse POinte News though a study several years ago showed letter about my letter wants our community to Grosse Pointe Woods state's StrategIc Fund that sports stadmms had not promoted dated March 11, I apologize believe that the Grosse Gov. John Engler, pleased WIth the vote developments outSide of the ball park for any mlsunderstandmg POinte Community Network and Giddmgs' deCISIOn, prediCted that area in more than 20 other cltIe" where In order to clear the air, I IS a "New Group (that) A call for ground WIll be broken thlS sprmg for the new parks have been bUilt "ubmlt the followmg: Focuses on the Positive" Let new stadium. 1) We are not a radical us look at the dlstmgulshed common sense The pubhc support for the stadIUm pro- We had thought the Illtch famIly should group of CitIzens who lIst of officers and trustees. To the Editor: Ject is generally regarded as a tribute to have been able to finance the stadmm oppose good educatIOn Two are former board It's time for common sense to come to the fore on the hard work that Mayor Denms Archer without City funds, but no....that both CIty Unfortunately, It appears members who were defeated to me that anyone who publIc school goals, after put into the election campaIgn, although and state funds are approved, the project for re-election. One IS a opposes the status quo IS strong supporter of the sale readmg the extreme and former Mayor Coleman Young also ought to go ahead as qUickly as pOSSible labeled a radIcal these of the Maire School parkmg misleadmg views of Robert days lot to Kroger, who called Duquet m the March 14 2) The funds collected by other parents opposmg the issue A low blow from dying Winter the Grosse Pomte Be advised, Mr Duquet, Commumty Network are to that when it comes to our nwhat we hope was a final blow, hc schools closed for the first time thIS be used, I assume, for poht- family neither you nor the Winter delivered ItS long-delayed year, and so did many others m the area, Ical reasons In electIOns More letters three tax-cut conmvers Ibiggest snowstorm of the season on including those in DetrOit Some metro That ISthe only way It ISto elected to the board ''repre- the Pomtes and all of southeastern area schools remamed closed through be mterpreted, m that on page 8A sent the taxpayers of Michigan last week on what was supposed Friday those on the school board Grosse Pomte," as you to be the first day of Sprmg. As usual, the storm tIed up traffic, and who work for the clwm. Nor do I belIeve your The result was that Grosse Pointe pub- caused power outages and aCCidents, and school Willbenefit from it. vIews "represent the best made a mess of streets and publIc parkmg ~) Because of the poor sale reactionanes. interest of the commumty," as you assert lots. It also created trouble for Pomte qualIty of the fax of my let- Many are members of the ter to the edItor, the word Our schoo! tax dollars Come home! bus mess men and customers when snow "Grosse Pointe EducatIOn "any" was omitted and the have proven a good lfivest- removal was reportedly slow on some' Awareness Council," a group fter Michigan's Jobless rate had hlt word "only" was mserted I that supports programs in ment Our child consistent- a new low m February, Gov John streets and SIdewalks, espeCIally m the do not beheve that any nontraditIOnal educatIOn ly recelVes an excellent Engler announced a new "Come Farms member of the school Ilke those that caused the education from hIgh-cal- A Altogether, the snow ranged from SIXto Home to MIchigan" campaign to board, any staffer, any problems at MaIre school Iber, motivated teachers in lure former Mlchlgamans to come back to eight inches m the POlntes and m the teacher, or any CItIzen No books, no desks, no phon- a well-run Grosse Pointe the state area, but thiS time falled to reach even the throughout the Umted ics, no memorizmg math system The teachers and States should be assaulted, their union have the nght In fact, It could be attractIve to former northern part of the Lower Penmsula tables and no diSCiplIne to The weathermen, consistently wrong all harassed, or verbally hamper young creative and responslbihty to nego- Michlgamans to return home because abused mmds tiate faIr contracts that average weekly manufacturmg wages season for predlctmg storms that mIssed thiS area or only touched It, were wrong ThiS should clear the aIr The Network actlVely provide eqUitable compen- have recently risen, because new jobs in regardmg my letter to the sohclted support from the satIOn and good workmg well-paId high-tech industrIes boosted the agam This tIme, they had predicted that edItor of the Grosse POlfite conditions Why knock it? the storm would not amount to much Grosse POlfite Education average weekly wage m manufacturmg by Kews ASSOCiatIOn, which sent The admlfilstratJon when It arnved $8.46 to a total of $711 13 m February. Robert J. Duquet every school employee a let- should be congratulated for Even so, It has been tough to fill some Perhaps all we can do IS to remember Grosse Pointe Farms ter requesting them to sup- domg ItS part m negotlat- jobs, which explams why the state has Shelley's poetic comment "If Wmter Edttor's note We, too, port the Network mg a fair deal that encour- apolOgize for mtroducmg ages the system to move begun its "Come Home to Michigan" cam. comes, can Sprmg be far behind?" Does thIS really BOundhke the error Into Mr Duquet's palgn to help fill worker shortages We hope not a group that will take the letter of last week - J M "high road?" Yes, If you See LE1TERS, pap 8A • __ T.-I I / apologies to Ernest go out for a night on the town She has become an exten 11 (,f A clean, Hemingway) have come to And somehow the night out my life Although we h<1\' n(, think of It as more than just a will be postponed, as edch one relatIOnshIp outSIde her SJ.I'm place to get a trIm or a color end" up "mocked and In a SWIV- she serve" as my soundlf\'; well-liked touch-up It may not be noticed el chair, for a touth-up "Ju"t bOard, therapIst, coun,el and by obhvlOus passers-by, but becau ,e I'm here anyway" confidante word-of-mouth keeps It ahve I heal d about thl" little shop place I don't want to mentIOn Its from a fflend who stumbled name, because thiS Isn't an I She was nearly the fir"t per- Say upon \t mOle than a decade A passing motorist on the advertisement, and also, ago, dUflng a I-need a-hall tut- "on to learn that I wa" gettmg busy thoroughfare most hkely because the owner probably Shirley A. McShane mdrned She Wd'" there on my wouldn't notice the httle parlor thb-mmutt or I'll -be drre"t- would be embarrassed by the weddmg day, makmg "Ule sandWiched between the insur- ed-b) -the-fa..,hlOn-pohce crbl" attentIOn But after my last everyone In the bllddl pdrty ance agency and the bulk food Without d word-of-mouth rec- appointment, as I was driVing clas!:>, average people - but looked perfect beyond regt et store have been gOIng to thiS little ommendatIOn, re"edrch or the home, feehng renewed With a yet, there'!:>somethmg that sets "hop, I've noticed that mo..,t of She WdSnedrly the fir"t pel"on The httle hair salon WIth the sllghte!:>t rebervatlOn, he fresh haircut, I realized there them apart - an mner rich- the regular clients "eem hke an strolled Into the place and to learn I WclSpregnant On my big name IS lost In the endless was somethmg about the place ness that IS found In few peo- extended family a",ked for the works He first outmg dfter my daughter rows of shops, all With the that I couldn't qUite IdentIfy, ple I've seen clients come In at 6 Wab born, before mo"t people same neon signs, lacking IndI- remamed a loyal cu<;tomer something that made It speCial Despite their sometimes p m for a trim, and stay until until retently, when hIS haIr- had gotten a gllmp"e of her, we vlduahtyor Identltv. the shoe ano plaC'€'O It among the rank" took fl triP to tll" 1ott)" "f)"p "p oye'" gc!'c~os:ty, they st:1y ::: c10S"~b (~rDu.~d 9 p Iii vI t....tl.-L), LraL. 1 \,.,\",L.Jl"U tv ~Ilt,...... UIUt. 1(, 110 store looks hke the doctor's of the mom-and-pop corner bUSiness Breaks are gIVen In slppmg coffee, sharmg a carry- longer needing anythmg more the busy road office WhICh looks hke the stores of yesterday where times of despair, their kmd- out meal they've had dehvered, party store which looks like the than a reliable paIr of hair clip- everybody knows your name ness IS rewarded two-fold when getting caught up With each dance studio and pet grooming pers to mamtam hiS appear- Perhaps there's nothing ThiS httle salon IS not world prosperity returns Interest In other and the staff Mothers ance extraordmary about thiS place parlor They all share the same renowned The hairdressers family; relatIOnshIps and per- come, With chJldren In tow, and No matter how bad my mood after all But In thiS day of edifice and Sit waiting, patient- haven't been tramed In Pans sonal well-being IS not feigned, the kids seem happy to be or how disheveled I am when I super-stores, mega-malls and ly, hke regiments flanking the and MJlan, they haven't run it's sincere, mutual, and details there I've watched one person cros" the thre"hold, I always cmeplexes, With prefabncated endless tide of traffic their fingers through celebrIty are not forgotten m the typlCal walk tn, get a haircut and then leave feelmg renewed My hair- Intenors and extenors (and Those who know about It, tresses or rubbed elbows WIth six-week lapse between VISit" hang out, waltmg for hiS dresser has the ability to doube people, I suspect) It's nice to thiS clean, well-liked place (all the wealthy They're middle In the SIXor so years that I fnends to show up, so they can the most volatile mner storms find a clean, well-liked place Grosse Pointe News March 28, 1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page DETRO'TERS VOTE TO SPENO $40 MtLLION ON A PlAYGROUND FOR THE 810. eOVS f~_i _ Lecal squabble tIles) and a week's vacatIOn for Funny Thmg Happened on the With all the profeSSIOnals 12 at the PVS corporate lodge Way to the Forum,' both 10 around, It was bound to hap- on Schuss Mountain," says AprIl" pen Susan Juhe TheIr elder bro isn't the only Shipman, What's gomg to happen on artistically talented member of whose hus- the Coloseum segment, FYI the famIly, Robin says "Our band, Bill, asks "Among other things, If younger brother, Dr. Bill managed to the pledge IS hIgh enough, I'll David, IS a plano professor at total a pigeon probably end up With pmk OhIOState, has performed With (and hiS head. hair," Julte says the Ames Quartet and has four light washer Brother act or five CD's out" assembly) last ''We're very proud of him and His art still month whIle we enjoy hIS fame vIcariously," driVing to the City's Robin Albrecht has impact work, reports says of her brother, Michael If you wondered what hap- Part II of the story. David, recently featured m pened to POinte artist Bill "We got a letter from a Theater Week magazme as one Austin since hIS avant-garde lawyer who clalms he repre- of Broadway's most successful Impact Art gallery closed Its sents the pigeon's estate," says producers Michael attended colorful doors In the Park, won- Susan the old Grosse POinte HIgh der no longer BIll's art IS alive More signs School before gettmg hIS dou- and well and IS a regular fed- ble degree m admmlstratlOn ture at James Monnig of soring and deSIgn at the Yale Drama Booksellers 4928 Cadieux We knew It was In the aIr School and finally makmg It "I've been domg monthly when we saw thIngs like big m Manhattan shows at Jim's, hangtng the art • The sailboat C HUNT of Robin, who enjoys MIChael's on the ends of the bookcases," Grosse Pointe being pulled on a reflected ltmellght along With says BIll The exhibits, which Only 3 to 4 health care systems big truck out East Jefferson sister Pixie White, also of the Include OIls and acrylIcs and toward the marInas In St ClaIr CIty, sees the shows he has put even some paintings on Win- Shores together about as often as she dows rescued from old houses • The first httle green shoots sees him And the shows have around the POlntes, usually per market to survive by 2000 Included winners like "Guys draw a good crowd of art and By the end of the decade, the those who are sick They are of those wonderful blue Sibenan squllis that sprout and Dolls" and "Big River," book lovers who come to look majorlty of D.S cities (includ- now working to keep people which ran over 1,000 perfor- and soak up hors d'oeuvres, ing Metro Detroit) will have well on a community-wide every year behind the big Iron fence on the northwest corner mances SPiCed wine punch, coffee and only a handful of health care basis," said Warden. So far, Michael and hIS pro- musIc systems, said Gail L Warden, Examples he CIted mcluded of Lakeshore and Fisher • A patron at the Central ductIOn company, Dodger People are welcome to come, president and chief executive the Healthy DetrOit Imtlatlve, Library's tax fonns table com- ProductIOns, have receIved 28 munch, talk, Sip and browse at officer of Henry Ford Health prevention strategies by such Tony awards, according to the MonmgfAustm "Evemng of System and Immediate past corporatlOns as General plammg, "It's a shame you have to come all the way here Theater Week Art and Books," says store chamnan of the American Motors, and school-based chnlc to get these because the gov- ''We either see him when owner Monnig The next one Hospital AssOCIation. partnerships between Henry he's passing through on the runs 7 to 10 p m. Saturday, "By the end of the decade, I Ford Health System and the ernment won't mail them to you anymore" (They stJlI do, It way to somewhere else, or Apnl6. expect to see health care orga- D:trOlt ~oard ~f EducatIOn just takes forever to connect when we go to the opemngs," If you have an FYI tip, nlzations m every market - . 'The Issue IS not whether WIth those busy phones) says Robm ''We're lookmg for- call Ken Eatherly at (313) including Southeast Michigan health care IS non-proft or for- • The last gasp of winter ward to 'The King and I'and 'A 822-4091. - consolidating or closing profit, big or small, It'S how the bhzzard that turned every- until there will be only three or health care organizatIOn bene- thing white and closed the four systems in each," said fits the local community," he POinte's libraries for the first Warden In a speech to the said Economic Club of Detroit Warden believes that tIme m theIr hIstory Wednesday of last week Monday "Take Minneapolis, Michigan needs more partner- • - And four days later, for example," he s81d ''It used Gail L. Warden ships m order to Improve the that strange nOise In the base- to have more than 50 hospitals health of the overall commum- ment turns out to be your and now has only three health fewer sites ThIS reduces ty For 'nstance, DetrOit ranks dehumidifier gOIng on care systems" capacity requIrements and drl- second among m8Jor U S met- In addition Warden saId ves down costs ropohtan areas m death rates Their finest that health ca~e costs - com- "At Henry Ford Health from chrOniC diseases like pared to the double digit mfla- System, we have partnered heart disease, cancer and 22 hours bon of the late 1980s - are WIth Mercy Health Services to stroke In additIOn, MichIgan The third annual student under control operate DetrOit Mercy reSidents rank second In dnnk- telethon IS set to begm on "Costs are commg under con- Hospital," he said "By usmg mg and drlvmg, Sixth m bemg Grosse Pointe Cable trol for a couple of reasons One our capacity, we are able to overweIght. 13th m smokmg, Channel 6 at 4 pm Fnday is aggressive purchasing of ehmmate duphcatlon of expen- 15th m binge drinking and last and run until 2 p m Saturday, benefits by employers," said sive technology and labor costs among thE' 50 states m chlld- and Dr. Julie Corbett IS Warden ''But the broader rea- while at the same time Improv- hood ImmUniZatIOn rates WIred ''ThIS year we're show- son is that health care is in the mg services avaIlable to East casing the Grosse POinte process of redefinmg Itself, Side DetrOlters," Health care organizatIOns schools and the kids are terrif- prOVider by prOVider, at the "A major advantage for need to be commItted to a cer- ic, talented and cute," says local level. What comprehen- patients belonging to a health tam standard m their commu- South High's instructIOnal TV slve health care reform could- care system IS the contmuum nities Systems need to be com- coordinator n't solve at the national level, of care - an inter-connected mitted tu Improvmg the health Students who volunteer for we're tackhng locally," range of services - at home, at of commumty reSIdents, to the all-mghter are the real In his speech, Warden said ambulatory care centers, at addressmg the problems of celebs, but also featured Will that the growing number of commumty hospitals and mmorltles, the poor and the be notables such as "Mr new alhances between hospl- major regIOnal hospitals," said under-served, to containing MUSIC"(Dr. Dave Wagner) of tals Will prOVide Important Warden "These servIces work health care costs, and to being WQRS, ex-Tiger DavE' benefits to patients and to best when they are tightly con. a catalyst that brmgs bUSiness, Bergman, Mort Crim of Channel 4 News, Mr Umverse employers nected and the patient's care IS labor, government and commu- (Peter Neilsen), TV 2 anchor According to Warden, these closely coordmated In an inte- nity orgamzatlOns together to Jerry Hodak, the LIOns' Dan alhances will reduce duphca- grated delIvery system" work In partner<;hlp for the tlOn of servIces and concentrate "Health care systems know community's benefits" DickE'rson and radIO sports- technology and tertIary care at theIr roles go beyond treatmg ca"ter Mark Andrews The Amencan Hospital "We'll have SIX student ASSOCiatIOn represent'! the MC\" Tahitian dancers, Mayor Interests of 5,000 hospItals, I>f>nnis Archer appeahng to health systems and hpalth net- the nelghborhoods, a late- I expect to see health car~ or~aniza- works across the country ntght 'iurprl'ie haIr show Henry Ford Health Sy"tem, <;tagcd bv the Coloseum on tions in every market consolldatlng or one of the country's largest The Hill and pn7e" like a health care systems, Integrates Steve Yzerman slgncdjer"ey, closing .oo prImary and speCialty care a gUlded tour of the Pewablc With research and educatIOn Pottery (With comphmcntdry . t • .---...... _.., ...- - ,. .. • .£ ~ - .. March 28, 1996 8A Letters Grosse Pointe News tnes to intimate that these I system It should have Response opposmg viewpoints on varl. Talent Show who en!Jvened Letters citizens do not have the been front page, yet I have ous subJect" had the oppor- the room With their song mterests of Grosse Pomte m not been able to find any overwhelming tUnity to speak openly and and dance You were all mind, while the elJtlst coverage of It In thiS paper candidly -not about the wonderful From page 6A Grosse POinte News some. To the Editor: The new contract took a lot Last Sunday, the Grosse Issues which diVide them. The presence of so many how does of hard work by all those forward In behalf of the Pomte Community but about the common obJec- members of the community When WIll the Grosse Involved For the first time ~tudents' be" Interests Network held an open tive shared by all those In speaks to the mltlatlve POinte New!>wake up to the we have gIVenour employ- attendance - the continued from which the network Moreo' er the system's fact that the so called "cnt. house at the Grosse Pomte quality raises property val. ees a raise that IScost neg- Woods Community Center vlabl!Jty of our schoob was founded to nurture ICS"represent the mllJonty ative to our school system Our speCial thanks to the and protect the best of ues by makmg residency view In Grosse POinte? to welcome reSidents mter- attractive Plant workers are now young people who graCIOusly what our community repre- The school administratIOn ested m the positive actiVI- It appears your group's allowed to bid on mamte. ties of the network shared their talents We are sents whLle offering a and teacher's unIOn, two nance projects agamst prl' agenda IS to undermine While we had hoped to grateful for the elementary forum for CitIZens to groups WIth vested financIal vate companies, glvmg our school artwork that bright- address and solve problems taxpayers' support for an Interests In mamtamlng the attract representatives excellent public educatIOn employees a chance to earn from all segments of our ened the room and for the m a posltlve and construc- status quo and their control extra dollars The new con- Odyssey of the Mind team tIVeway system In order to wrest over our schools, worked community, the response control for narrow self. tract not only restructures was overwhelmmg and from Pierce Middle School Leo A. Nouhan lon.g u..i1d hUl d fur th~ .in""uil1- Interests I believe your th" "'lJI k J~> We're Proud of You! Grosse Pointe South Choir Boosters and Friends / March 28, 1996 _9A __ L...ett~~ Grosse Pointe News N'hood Club are prepared for our week- help our local organiza- treatments are bemg end dCtiVllIe'i tIOns Its eXistence was JUS- studied that demon"trate thanks school All mamtenance person- tlfied on Sunday great promise 10 hdltlng nel deserve recognitIOn and Clyde J. Sutton the progressIOn of multi- \aOCALINTERN£? custodians a round of applau"e for the Grosse Pointe ple sc]ero'>IS In additIOn, To the Editor: pdrt that they pldY m help- Symphony the MS Society IS Optl- Throughout the years, 109 us to prOVide commumty Marilyn Doyal mi"t1c that thIS dl"ea"e (810) 445.2133 the custodial staff and program" On behdlf of the Grosse Pointe can be halted, and even mamtenance engmeer" at NeIghborhood Club board, Community Chorus reversed In some ca"es, by FREE SOFTWARE our local schools hav£. been stafT, partiCipants, and vol- the year 2005 But not an Immeasurable asset to unteer coache", we thank Without your help NO SETUP FEE (With AD) the hundreds of people who you By supportmg events fill the bUIldmgs each day Kevin Zizio Support life, hke the MS Walk sched- PERSONAL WEB PAGE to participate m ennchmg Assistant Recreation uled for Sunday, April 14, HI-SPEED CONNECTIONS cdLlcu.t~vno.l dlHl J Ct.l c- Director S~~eoE'1t~S m lrrosse Pomte, the com- atlOnal programs Neighborhood Club mUnity WIll be helpmg to As assistant recreatIOn The recent verdict 10 the Jack Kevorkian tnal in raise the funds necessary director for the to sustam and mcrease PLANS FROM $1 Oakland County highlights 0 95 Neighborhood Club, r have Than ks to Arts VItal research bemg con- • PER MONTH observed acts of kmdness a serious debate that IS occurrmg throughout the ducted throughout the and concern extended to Council world patrons by the custodIal To the editor: country regardmg phYSI- .. .. Cian-assisted SUICIde As one 68-year-old who • staff on numerous occa- The Grosse POInte ThiS Issue IS highly com- has been fightmg MS for sions Their effort" to help Symphony and the Grosse Insure Your Home and Car · plex Dr. Kevorkian has more than half a century chlldren and parents who Pomte Community Chorus aSSisted 10 the deaths of stated, ''There's a lot of come to the schools are out- want to thank the Grosse some people who were thmgs I can't do, but With Us and Save $$$. standmg Pomte Arts Council for Its there's a lot of thmgs I AddItionally, they go far finanCial support at last chronically Ill, not termi- nally ill, although they can" Please help her con- When you beyond the reqUIrements of Sunday's performance of the tmue may well have been 10 psy- Insure your their Job to help us set up Mozart ReqUiem Patricia A. for activities, and to return Because of the Arts cholOgIcal and/or phYSical pam Llvmg With a chrome McDonald home and the faclhtles to their ongl- CounCIl's work 10 applYlOg Illness IS espeCially diffi- Executive Director, car with nal form when the pro- for a mlm-grant through the National Multiple grams are completed We Michigan Council for Art cult for people who lack a Auto-Owners, strong support system, Sclerosis Society, depend on these mamte- and Cultural Affairs we adequate health care cov- Michigan Chapter, Inc. we'll save you money nance personnel to provide were able to secure the per- with our special multi- safe and clean playmg formance of the four princI- erage, and the necessary areas (or our programs, pal, profeSSIOnal SOlOISts finanCIal reserves poliCY discounts, ChrOnically III people are and they conSIstently do so Without the Arts CouncIl's Letters welcome backlOg, we would not have not, however, "throwaway The Grosse Pointe .Auto-Owners For these reasons, the been able to hire these peo- people" With the proper News welcomes letters. Neighborhood Club would ple treatments and support, All letters should be Insumnce life Home Ca, BuSIness like to extend a specIal The Mozart Requiem was many 10dlvlduals can con- typed and limited to thank you to all of the head a memorable event held at tinue to lead productive 250 words Policyholder mamtenance engIneers the St. Clare of Montefalco lives, gIVing much to their The deadhne for let- famlhes, theIr fnends and Gail Phillips and their staff for their Church The sellout crowd ters is 3 p.m. Monday. second Skin SWlmwear dedicatIOn and hard work watched the Grosse Pomte their communities. Send letters to Editor, We would especially like to Symphony, the Grosse There are many agencies Grosse Point News, 96 thank Phil Dilhon of Pierce POinte Community Chorus such as the NatIOnal Kercheval, Grosse Pomt Middle School, Ted and the Grosse PolOte North Multiple SclerOSIS SOCIety Farms, Mtch 48236; or Call Vicki Heim: (313) 343-0000 Reaume of Brownell Concert ChOir perform a that are orgamzed to end fax them to (313) 882- 18118 Mack Avenue the devastatmg effects of MIddle School, Mike breathtakmg and very diffi- 1585 • Grosse POinte • Carner of Parcells Middle cult compOSition chronic Illness Today, new .. .. School, Jay Jeffrey of The Grosse Pomte Arts Grosse Pomte South High CounCIl IS a newly-formed ~------._------School, Jerry Nysen of organizatIOn workmg as the Grosse Pomte North High catalyst to unite all the cuI- School, and Ken Lubeskl of turai and artistic groups Kerby Elementary These under one umbrella They indiVlduals and their aSSIS- have been educatmg them- tants are responsible for selves as to the resources ensurmg that the schools that might be available to ADVERTI$l:MENT FOR BID .. __ Ill", - <.",,",_.~"'_""Tl_ ...... 'fFii · "famous extras The Board of EducatIOn of The Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne County, Michigan, will receive sealed bids for roof projects at our Poupard and Ferry Elementary, and Parcells Middle Schools SpeCIficatIOns and BId Forms WIll be available at a that don't cost extra ... MANDATORY Pre-bid walk through on Thursday, April 4, 1996, begInning 10 the receIVmg room at Poupard Elementary at 9:00 a.m , 20655 Lennon, Harper Woods, Mlcmgan. )~( \ , I Sealed bIds Wlll be due 'fuesday, April 16, 1996, 10 00 am at the AdministratIOn BUlldmg of The Grosse Pomte Board of EducatIOn, 389 St. ClaIr Ave, Grosse Pomte, MIchIgan ~ 48230 at which tIme and place the bids Will be opened and publicly read aloud tooth bru. sh Please direct questIOns to Larry Yankauskas, Supervisor of BUlldmgs and Grounds, 343-2070 f.-oWl you..'( den+is+ BOARD OF EDUCATION THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM rtlfills Frank Siaden G PN 03121196 & 3128196 Secretary -- - 'i. HE-li ~~ ~ e~ ~ ~ fY'ee hOW\eOwntf's c hfckih,T" ~ ~ en Celebrating 77 yeam CJ} 7979-7996 A Grosse POinte tradition frOM S+~n~cu~ rtl~er(ll B~nk 15117 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Park 822-0266 No monthly service dtarge, no per-dtede fees, SPECJAL GOrR}lET 'Il'\E 11ST]~G no minimum balance requirement..and much, much more! and DINNER \I SUNDAY, MARCH 31st Don't you love It when you get somethmg extra and you Another extra: 30 minutes of free long don't have to pay for It? Well, If you own a home, we've got Our guest and commem3tor I\ath~ Benllgcr of tnc llenLiger tamd} distance calls wmcIY Jom us for apcrrlllf and nor> d'ocm ers at ; 30 p m and Sit somethIng extra to give you (even If your mortgage lSJl't ~ ~ Call a fnend Have your ktd~ call home from down dmner at 6 30 p m ( net \llcn lei kc~ s present' contmcmal and WIthStandard Federal) - a Free Homeowner's Checkmg school Call when you're out of town It'S up to you Amcrlcan dehgnts Your host "lilhe Darrell r mken The cost for tnlS Account WIth plenty of extras So stop m at a Standard Federal Banktng Center or wll C'JOurmet Dmner and fme \\ mes IS just $"000 per pc"on service dwge (meludmg ta, &- gral1.l1l\) • No monthly us at 1-800/643-9600 today to fmd out more Became even ReservatIons are a must - C'all 822-0266 • No miDimam baIana! tequ:hement If you don't 0\'\ITl a home, there are man) ways to save • No per-cbeck fees to pay, DO matter bow many money on monthly selVlce charges WItha Standard Federal ,EI :. ~ Join Us For dIedu you write checkmg account Plus, yoa1I get more emas: l~/\: EASTER BRUNCH • A book filled WIthvaluable Standard Federal coupons Helpmg You Along The Way' ~--I"* seatinfJ.s at 10:30 a.m. • 50 free checks S1andalll Federal Bant ~~ Noon} 1:30 and 3:00 p.m. • Check buy-back of up to $10 for unu'led checks from Sall1ngslFlnanClal ServiCes another bank 800,1;43-9600 ~~?BUFFETITEMS INCLUDE: • $25 payment toward a new Standard Federal no-annual-fee , ( • Beef Wellington VISA' when you quahfy • Roast Leg of Lamb • 1/4% mtereq ruscount on au!omobUe loan rates ~ .50% off Amencan Express' Travelers Cheque fees ! I~DULTS 95 CHILDREN 95 .~J ~ ' $15 UNDER $6 • ~(~ ~~ 12 CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS822.0266 ~....:::--:- ...- - -"'-'~._""-'---"_""' "'''''' '''~_k,,.en ~ ...... ,.- ...... - ~ ..- --.....------March 28, 1996 10A News Grosse Pointe News G.P. Power Squadron offers course The Gro",e POinte Power SquddlOn h offermg an elght- New officers sworn in week COUl"e on boatmg safety The Grosse Pointe Power Squadron swore in to make the '96 boatmg season its 1996 bridge officers at the change of watch a fun and safe experIence for ceremony Jan, 9 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht "allboater" and powerboaters dllKe Club. From left are commander Michael A, Meda, ('1,\"""" ,. ,11 b(' h('ld from executive oillcer Donald M. Miller, education 7 30 to 9 30 p m on Mondays, officer Ralph M. Burton, administrative officer AprJl 15 through June 3, at Scott R. Homuth, secretary Charles K. Finley Grosse Pomte North High School and treasurer AdrianDeE. Slaymaker. TopIcs mclude The Grosse Pointe Power Squadron became a • Rules of the road charter member of the United States Power • NavigatIOn Squadron in 1939 and has educated thousands of Grosse Pointers on the merits of safe boat- • Chartmg on Lake St Clair ing, As • Anchormg well as instructing four safe boating • VHF radIO courses annually for the general public, the • Trallermg Grosse Pointe Power Squadron teaches 12 more advanced boating courses for its 400 • Weather and more members. The cost for the course IS $30 AdditIOnal family mem- bers may enroll for $18, whIch mcludes a bmder with home- work pages, chart and exam fee ReglstratlOn IS on the night of the first class For additIOnal mformatIOn, call Dave Charvat (313) 881- 7100 (days) or (313) 885-4418 HlGHm OVEIWJ. (evenmgs) CUSTOMER SATl5FACT1ON The Grosse Pomte Power AMONG CELLUlAR USERS Squadron WIll also offer a youth boating course for kids AVAlLA8LE ONLY AT 12 to 14 years old The three- YOUR AMERITICH DEALERS week course IS free and WIll be conducted tWIce each day, at 4 , A/IIlQIIICH 'DON MASSIY CAIIIUAC; p m and 7 pm, on Mondays, CIWLU CINTIllS ~~""Ann.'t1tlor1lG PI" ... , AprIl 29 through May 13, and kIJ<;;..... MabaS- (l1lj.,,~"iOO ('JII) &fi&.II)79- reqUIres attendance at three of _Hill. MlSSAGlCINTIII the sessIOns t.!ll~~Rd. u..~t'rvy,Yt..~ (1IIQ)tJK.l~71 AddItIOnal mformatlOn IS wtnlw.... St rbarShorn ...... --l-KO-rOl: Rem available by contactmg Grosse Getpeace in.IIl .. GtahdRIW'I' Pomte Community EducatIOn 'W)~ MmIOCIU SICUMY at (313) 343-2178 -. AIoo "'" • .- .- .. r111S.~Rd 'L'OOAJIfflId.. - (111)'i7-U11 (1l:I)~ 11iOO1F'otdJld. (1JIJ~~'U l!l6O\SqrnmlR.d...... Woods adds (gW)1Ti..:m:s Iaolpolnoe - IllI .. .. unOnholAw- (MoW)"T-0007 ...... of · dforonly HIIS.~ boat well fee (1110)6U..'lla1 :!NJ10rdW'dLaft-1.d,...... By Jim Stickford (J!IO)UU-&~ - C.nunIMrlCt'f'UfMaU Staff Writer (RIO) 11S-ltm G-IO'!IIMIlIt'rId - In an effort to make sure rev- (1I10}7't).(i061- enue IS protected, the Grosse ...... tt"F~fwto (1I:1)~ Pomte Woods CIty CounCIl -(111)2!iG-.'iOO.Lolt_ - recently passed an ordinance J[l.?!\lo IlMIlitI4 IJfnl!WI1d.. ~-(Il1(l)4"'kJ:i:11 that could result in a $50 fee (1'1\'''"- for those who cancel theIr boat ~v-... G'l1"l11111ft"1d.... • 26lUtl"iouLh6rid1td. (1I1f1)"'671OO- well rental after June 1 (!lIJI"".~..s ''ThiS policy has changed LIt~'illlbfl,,", more than once since I've been -I.1!It,f.rrand8.M"f Oll~>J.t9J'- --'1Iij~~rl here," said parks and recre- ~ Mt aoo-.. atIon dIrector BIll Babcock 6:?l1\li 4.lul.AtborRd -..,... (lll) ....,I'O"":!O ''The rell80n for the polIcy IS (1l10)'T'Il}.5fIOO that It becomes more dlflicult -I-JI1I UtbArr {1l11111ll.~ ""' '" for the CIty to fill an empty boat -- (!UOj-* .- well later m the boatmg sea- .u:.iWnSL 4Wl'4UlIM- son The $50 IS an administra- ' ....lO)liM-Q1l(l ..,.. Oek --(fjll))Jlt'i.QII1 tive fee that pays for the cost of rl"""'~fM- --...... findmg someone else to fill the (~Itl) E,.4i.7900 iiIIri3£.JUU"'ld now empty boat well." -...- ('l10)~ l~lToWdD-haRd.. Ulb Boat well renters pay theIr (jI9~ """ '" fees m two mstallments, said T"')' '''In)llIIl'''lflt3... 510f'oumoomlllkRd. Babcock The first thIrd IS due (ftlO)~jMQ Wil~R.,. by Dec 15 The rest of the fee is -... (I110)li'13-l!l:'Z'" .~Yaan,te -- due by April 1 Fees for boat ("IOj ....'i&-.'=.4.'iZ _25 wells depend on SIze, and -... I.JOl.ME'J1I(}2-, range from $445 to $690 f>1Ei1(t'IlC~rrt)'f'tW) '-.JILICTIIOHICS (1I1)p"s"m (all.''''UW'Iocabrlcr~l'Oa If someone decides to cancel "MC_ l3X).mal~ hIS boat well rental m the mId- T»fboeod:1h1all: _COM ...... 14.wI.Mrrll$nkft dle of the boating season - if l'C~loc:al-.s COlWrw)au ...... he had to move for example - (1 I $)58!-OO4C ... ..-teA the parks and recreatIOn l~" 141I.. l14. SdtF _TlC.INC. department tnes to fill the a.,'lIlc... IJln~C ...... t!l!O)2S).ltt.! fUnl.,Ga:dMI('"lt)..I~ Mrtnn6dto empty slot (1IJ)olll-MOO Once a replacement renter IS COMMIlNICAJlOMS _m. 1r"tio1l \ ... Ki»14. found, the orIglnal renter IS - llJ""""""WI!"'IlI"nad "" Put (lll~)~ - gIVen a refund based on the (l11I)r;.'l2-3.W 'AU TlMI AUIlIO date the new renter moves hIS ""'FI2l1~HIIIfl-JlJ _NIl- boat In r..-. ~I""Oll G'"'*Id Il1 ("Il0)2.~ """Put "It can take weeks to find a 'AUIOADOON (11)~l"'l " boat for a spot that becomes __ empty after June 1," saId (1")--.....il'iM t'!illr ~hrl\... A~ Babcock "Most boaters have (1I1)~1..., (111)W>.I,1lf,- ...-. already found spots for theIr rllll"'~--v.;- PIllCOma-s boats by June Many have l1li-- FREEPORTABLE PHONE 'AUTOALUM_ ....."""- Signed contracts for the season, R.od:'lJfd.r~ (ll)ml:ll:l ~IVrramoIl~""~ QUICk -,INC. so even If they wanted to get \ I)'$'-&,'OO .... -.. 10 HOURS FREE LOCAL AIRTIME .AUTO-.u. out of their current spot, they'd (!lltl)U4'Ml_- CIUIAAI a GlASS CINIRS stlll have to pay for It, so It 1....Jr .. nPatt ~ T... 'bn,. ...""" "IIl!iot:: ...m makes no sense to move their ~ $10 OF FREEAMERITECH CELLULAR LONG DISTANCE """'w.t'.all"Vrlamfl 'UIlIOS _ I om. I crru: _a_ boat to the Woods and pay for CHAMIOON two spots" (lllll)!lf"oA.Dm cr.I'I1"\an[)rho ThIS change m procedure IS ~ml'lllC~" -- part of an effort by the city to -~l!ll!AA-V; __ ("Ir;HJt~ INC. 'DOICOl.WI_ --- help those on the waItmg list CALL 1-800-MOBILE-1 TODA~ 1... ,.(ln"ofI 1rJ71r 1M ... for boat wells get one ~I I "lll 4-'>41 I-""ear N"llular ('t)nff';l('t taxeq !oll~ ff'f"; aM rl''\.trwtllrl' appr. to hoof'(.; rlf fN"f' tOC"JlIall'1Lmf' hmll.f'd Ifl ,tw fircot month "ffif'nINh ff'llullLl' lon-PI:dl'lbJ'K'e """Put "We have at least a two-year _TOUCMIS '110__(1l101~2tm SAlIS U.~(,~lt nfupl() $10 10 bfou~ ..11n lhe rJr>l full month rf""f'''1«'' Normal l"f"lIul&Tlurtunt> rha~ awl\. t(la111on~rtL"UnC"f' ('All"\. rell[tlaroffpr~nds 'VllfJ6 waltmg lIst for boat wells," I "",M ~n~ mntra March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 11A :..- ~ CWiQd CBUtlk eu~Qi~itedg NEW SPRIN(; ARRIVALS N NATURE SHOP ,.. Easter Baskets Goodies ~~~ \ ~ Lady Bug, Bee, Butterfly and Frog Finger Puppets ., ~ Hatching Chick Puppets ~ Colorful Easter Stickers • Oil Paintings • Art • Jewelry • Art Glass • Bronze Sculptures ~ Cross 3 Puzzles ~ Rubber Frogs, Lizzards, """-- C. CHAUNDY Turtles and Shakes W Internatlondl FlOe Art 121 Kercheval on the Hill 20485 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Farms (313) 640.1850 ~aat;: ,410, Mon - Sat 10 am - 8 pm' Sun Noon - 5 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , : The : : .lIbbY: 20% OFF : Itops : Christening and : Hel'e. : First COlnmunion Attire • • • I.NDAY. • Co'!le ~ Altb 1-iKb lite .: "Ha,..., N...... : u~tll&1liiJd."KKb ~icei(le • The Easter Bunny's a BASKETCASE- because • • thIs IShis biggest gig everl The be-loved bunny wlil • X • be smgmg, telhng stones and hoppmg from table to • JO 011 • table to mlOgle wIth the munchklOs Lunch specials • • for all and drlOk speCials for Mom & Dad wlil aboundl • . 4If'ltlliKf 'r;JI' • This ISthe last stop on the Bunny TraIl before Easter, • ~ EST 1971 -I' - ,It t4e ~tOfae. ~II • ~oHOP TO Make your reservations today... • ~9 m ~mlFOR y ~ • and don't forget your camera. • Be Sure • • To Enter • • Our Count A • aHOara I•• IAII'n ..... em • • ...... IuNIIIY. AptII ,... • The Jelly EACH DOZEN MEAT PIES,., 99( ..... $11 so • A scrumptious and festive • Bean Contest. • all-you-can-eat feast' • S SPINACH PIES . . 99(. $1150 CHICKEN PIES. ON?RD~R,?,,"-Y 99( .... $1150 • f ...... • ...... • ST1JFFED CONTAINER • • $12.95 Adults. $4.95 Kids • 95 95 GRAPE LEAVES $10 •• $ 5 • (under 12) • Kids (under S) FREE! • '~ T • Make your family's • VEGET ..\RIAN DELIGHT • reservations today! • AND YtbUNG FURNITURE HOMOS B' TAHINI C~';~'R HALF;;: E BABA GHANNOOS $6" $41' : 23410 Gr Mack at 9 MIle 1 III : 17027 Kerche"al in-the-Village TABOULEHSALAD $4'" $3 < • St Clair Shores •773-8940 ~ ~. II -, • • '>ORR\ \OCOl"PO\'OR DHOl \1' I~F KCFPTFllDllll\G 'PFUIlFll\1' • (313) 881-7227 22205 .-MACK (h"h,,"'"· 8 & 91\111" Roads 810-777-2256 St. Clair Shores • •••••••••••••••••••••••••• R (p t~;~\~,~'( l\t Ill~\~rof~~~:1\r~I~Ll"' Z THE SUMMIT The full) ~utom~tlC ,"mmlt de\i\cr'i t r d mJcpendence t I[ the \\ hcclch~lr or scooter C.aite'Lc£unday ,..,clfp'LiL 7th Bring The Family And Celebrate Easter Dinner With Us Noon - 8:00 p.m. Eaitn !Bunny Jtai fJuati ']O'L Clfu:Cfzildu:12 DINNER MENU AND CHILDRENS MENU RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED • 313/886-8101 123 Kercheval on-the.HiII • Grosse Pointe Farms - ~::_------....- ..---...... ------..-..----41-.._.. ._.,...... r' -... ".... -~ "~~--~------12A March 28, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News Lights FI'om page 1 eral conditIOn,.. to the" afldnce Superllltendent Ed Shllle ab a further mean", of protect- ('OtllpUtl'l ~llllulatlOn~ the agreed to these condltlOnb on mg tht: flght;, of resldentb hll ,1tl'~1 dll10unl of light behalf of the bchool dIstrict HotRod ~ptllll1g IlltO d nelghbo!" house The"e condItIOn" Included no Il'lild bl aboul 3 candle light;, on after 10 pm, lIght delivery spIllage be reduced to below 4 PO\\cl Cl unLllmembu Al At about 12 50 a m Tue,day Fred Wolski, left, and candle pOIH~r.If the city deter- DIlkll\~on .In emplo\ee of mornlllg the council voted on Steve Lucas, right, stand mille, additIOnal shleldmg be DllllHl Edl~on ~dld Idter In next to Village Food Mar- tiH [J1l.'l'lmg the amount of placed around the lights, the the amended vanance request, unammously approvm~ It ket's winning delivery vehi- hght ..,pillmg Into d home from district WIll comply and finally, cle, which won rust place in Maurer said that he Ib conbld. d Iegula! Wood.., ..,treethght IS that the green belt separatmg the custom rod panel deliv- Ih\q~ 4. In,-1lnnA,,(H the r(lO::ldp~h"11 p~npC'rt~cc; from E'rlng '].11 'II ::!'bblc Op:lO::S, but ery category Ilt the 44th C,lllel h ~dld 'the "chool had the school properties be mam- has no plan of actIOn at thiS annual Detroit Autorama dllldd\ ddJu~ted the loud- tamed by the "chool dlstnct time Feb. 16-18 at Cobo Center. ~pl'dkel ..,v'tem to reduce n'Jl~e ..Ind produced sound ml'a..,Ulemenb from mght g..lme, Id~t fdll demonstratIng the onl\ time, nOl,e flOm the gaml' e ...ceeded the 85 decIbel 111mb ..,et by city ordmance \,a~ dUlmg the sconng of DICK VITALE toulhdo\\ m. ~MR.COLLEGE ::'lI eral other ,peakers rep- Mercury Madness Is BASKrrBALL" Ie'L1ltmg student;" and par- enb repeated Gauerke's d"...ertlOn", and asked the councd to approve the van- dnce" Absolutely; Positively SpeakIng agalllst the lights, \Vood" resident Chapman Cunnlllgham and attorneys Dalld Maurer and Thomas Lllza urged the councIl to reject the vanance request Unbeatable, Baby! CitIng documents from 1965 Cunnlllgham saId that when the Woods councIl and ------the ;,chool board reached an agreement permIttmg the can- Standard Features • 3 O-hter OHC \L6 engme • Dual aIr bags' • Multl-pomt electrOniC fuel inJection' front-wheel dnve "tructlOn of North, area resI- • Four-wheel ann-lock brake syslem • Power rack-and-plnlOn steering' Rear WIndow washer/wiper' Solar unt glass dent;, were assured that there • ElectronIl AMlFM stereo cassette • Front cornenng lamps • Side WIndow defoggers' ChIld-proof lock on shding door would be no hghts or mght GS Preferred EqUipment Package 692A: • Power wmdowsllocks • Dual power mirrors • 7-passenger seating' Luggage sports played rack • 8-way power dnver's seat • Alummum wheels • Remote keyless entl)' The council, said Cunmngham, was honor- bound to stick to that agree. ment Maurer said that the DETROIT council, WhICh wab acting as a zonmg board of appeals, was LINe -MERCURY Per Month, 24.Month Lease required by law to Ignore DEALERS poll tical consideratIOns, and 24-MQlllbI24 ,()()().Mile Rtd eaYptt lAst Flrn M(J1I/b~P4JIfIt1II __ '179 should reject the variance Al"N ARQQR DOWlI Pay",mt request for legal reasons ApOllO (NetojulISeUsbRehate) __ ~'1.180 The request was Illegal, 2100 W 5tadlum Blvd al ubeny (313) 668-6100 Rt[rmdabil Stcunty Depos" ~_ _ '300 saId Maurer, because the SIte OuJ,DueatS, ,n "__ _ _'1759 plan submItted by the school !?~RBORN 1 dIstrict on Feb 2 had been Krug Includes $1,000 altered by the tIme It came 21531 Mlclngan Ale before the council on Monday Belween Southfield and Telegraph ~ Cash Rebate ThIS made It Illegal, he con- (313) 274-8800 tended He also saId lhat the Dl:TRPIT placlllg of light poles seven Bot> Maxcy feet from resIdential lot lines 16901 Mack Ale al Cadieux was unreasonable, and thus (313) 885-4000 dId not meet the reasonable Q!:TROJT standard of passing a varI- Park Motor ance 18100 \\oodward A\C Fmally, Said Maurer, the Opposite Palmer Park Standard Features. • 4.6-hter SOHC V-8 engme • Dual aIr bags' • 4-speed electrOnIc automattc overdnve transmISSIon vanance request IS Illegal on) 869-5000 • Speed.seusltlve, van able-assISt power steenng • 'i-wheel power dISC brakes • CFC-free air condltlOner • Electromc because It VIolates the 1965 FARt-.VNGTON AMlFM stereo radIO wllh cassette • 6-way power dnver's seat • Heated power outside mIrrors GS Preferred EqUipment agreement Because area resI- Bob Dusseau Package 157A Fmgerup speed control • Power lock group' Front and rear carpeted floor mats • Illuminated entry system dents are beneficiaries of that 31625 Grand R"er Ave • lockmg radial spoke wheel covers agreement, the council doesn't I Block ',\-eSI of Orchard lake Rd (810) 47+.3170 have the right to change It, he said ~RDEN CITY Several resIdents whose ~tu Evans property abuts the North foot- 32000 Ford Rd JUSI Wesl of Memman ball field also got up to speak (313) 425-4300 against the hghts, saYing that It'" easy for people who don't NOVI live by the field to ask for Varsity 49251 Grand R"er hghts because they don't have 1-96 I Block 5 of WIxom EXll to put up WIth the nOise and (810) 305 5300 the light spJllage PLYMOUTH School board member Cmdy IIincs Park Pangborn also spoke saYIng 40601 Ann Arbor Rd a1I-275 that the Woods council, as a 1-800-550-MERC governmental body, should I!QCijFSTFR HILLS not approve a vanance that In <.~ra~51nan all likelihood will end III htl- I 185 50ulh Rochester Rd gatlOn and therefore had a Belween Hamlin and A, on Rd re"pon"lbillty to deny the (810) 652-4200 reaue~t ROSEVIl.L~ I It, ea..,y to "pend other Arnolc r------, people',.. money, WhICh IS what 29000 Grauol you'd be dOlllg If thIS ends m a AI 12 MIle Road lalhult,' ",aid Pangborn (810) 445-6000 Standard Features' • Dual aIr bags' • 3 O.hter V-6 engine' Sequential mulu-pon electronic fuel mJeclion • TIlt steenng When the pubhc tc",tlmony RO) '\L OAK column • Paruculale air filtration S)~tem • Solar tint glass • CFC-frce alT condltJoner • Power wmdows • Dual power part of the heanng ended, L)lamolld heated mIrrors • Flip-fold cemer console • Cross-car beam construction • l1Iummated entty system GS Preferred Equipment Package 'i5IA: • FmgertIp speed control • Power lock group • 6-",a" power clnvers seat. Cast alummum mayor Robert Novltke a,..ked 22 I "Ij \lam 51 al I I \1I1e Road wheels. Front and rear carpeted Ooor mats. LIght group' AMlFM cassette radiO CltV attorney George Cathn (810) 541-8830 about Maurer'" claims Catlin SOlITHrIEl D 'aid that III hi" opllllOn, the '-,t a r modIfIcatIOn.., made to the Hno ,\ t 2 /l.lIlc Rd al Telegraph '-Ight plan \\ere done at the (BIO) 35404900 reque ...t of the planlllng com. SOIITHGATE PeT Month. 24-Month Lease ml ..."wn ~tu L\.ans 1----- The changp ... were mmor, I fiBOO FOri Streel at Penns}lvama l+-Momb 24 @MJe Red Ca~ Lease 'aid Cdtlln and the law (13) 2B5 8BOO Fm: ~1"",b'l Pay"'mt 12991 I DI1II'1JPilll7lfr.l1 ) require ... the city counCil to STfRJ ING HFIGHTS approlc a plan "ub ...tantlally ( n:~t f!>tt ofuasl Calh RtNlt) 'HID I Rtflt1UltlbltSmmtv DepoSIt '100 '-1mliar to the one presented to 36200 Van Dvkc al 15 1/2 MIle Rd the pldnnlng comm"'''lOn, (810) 939 MOO ,(~t~ al S~ng" __ ..!.2,iXfi which thl'" plan doe" TRO' Colthn al"o ..,ald that the Bob BOl-~t 196,) agn'ement only ",lid that 1950 'Vf'1 \laple the ,chool agreed to follow T'03 MOlor Mall Wood, ordm,mce'- A..,kmg for (81 ) 643-6600 , d I March 28. 1996 Grosse Pointe News Callaway GREAr BIG BEIlTHA em-s & FQJ~ Woods In SIodeI AN IDhs - All Models ~T~MiKllor e~ 'IVaNEK \\ (l () J1...... I I, (1 , .... Palm Spnngs Padded Nylon Bag $89 99 Hol.Z SIena 400 Bag $59 99 Mille< KPT Golf Bag $79 99 A5T ULTRA GOlF GLCNES $7 [MoIjo ~for"",*,"andfit 97 Buy Thole lor octr $21 M Niddau& N, -.. Graphle ALL GEMINI GOLF BAGS 50% OFf __ Mens Ladie5Lott Bennington Joo"" Legs Bag 569 99 Only 78 Assl P1ocos - HurTY' M1IIer JX PTL KPT Goll Ba $99 99 TOMMY ARMOUR - ConYMrld GIBpNIo =~~~~:'rcoo.:e $2797 Clo6eout Only 31 So!II For FcIr SaIo Crazy lJiol A Fox HUfTY" faslt + Pain Spmoo \\ly.lgor G lOPofLITEDr-. & F.-yTI/UNOEA HEAT They IJIst $3797 _to S299 GrIphte $57 91 SteoI LYNXIlr-.!lOOM& F.-y!lOOM__ Steel They Los! $4797 F'Iay Whal _ CoupIos Ploys ASSCI1edGRAPHrTE_ METAlWOOOSto $'50 '!t>ur Olooce $2797 lJiolAFox "faslt FREauE~ GOlFER BONUS CARD 0- $18., Golf IlaJIs Savrogs FR EE No Slnngs Now Thru Sunday IEEllOK COIMl!T8.E -.., ~CaIIN._ RlEE 0lM ... MJ Shot_ ~7 A5T lA.TRA GOlF GlCNES [MoIjo!l'/nllOli< lor ""'*'" and. $797 ~ Thole lor octr $21 PRO IMAGE PUTTER Made ., USA. Face BaJanoed 97 $45 _, 5 CIl<>oces ~ $29 foIeNNIKETOUA"SWOOSWGlCNE $15 used "" PG A & NIKE TOUI' 99 Pretroum Cal>!ella t.eatlle< WIll/ill< FREE~FPK '1()NEX /\Ox '001 CMlI1Ilt $Xl) C ARNOlDUle W8ogI11~MERWode _ TOUR ClASSICStrong $399 Don' Can'y l'OO" dubs ever ... - , MIDSIZED & $165 TOUR EDITION JUNIOR SET $97 1 Wd' 4 Irons Dalre« Jr Bag 97 ,. . (NERSIZED HeII ...... --- _ _- - - - .,tee., .:;-- ...... ~--_._----l. -~_ _._-~------14A March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News WHEN IT'S AUTO RELATED * ;: - ~ ------1<:------I WE DO IT ALL I ""'H"~~ GROSSE POINTE ~ ONL\ ~ ~ I ~ Don't des,?oir loyal Sonde~ customers... I ~VLL '3ERVICF GAMGE W .. I /' announCIng the MARCH JO &. JI 1996 I ~ '-' I 'I 15103Kercheval. IN THE PARK : G DOPE INGof : 822.3003 I'~C~L~:e~ ~:}~~~; I I .:liE I I OPEN: Mon •• Fri. 7:30 • 6:30 I I OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 A.M •• 3 P.M. I I Asian Vehicle Specialists I RESTAURANT ,~,: OIL, LUBE & FILTER : PROUDLY I _.I~ PRODUCTS &. A t~_. I I~------,MORE THAN JUST AN OIL CHANCE COMPLETE r I (' :ruRlNG(!)~ FUU SERVICEGRiU I I V SERVICE & INSPECTION I I I '" . ecONVENIENnY lOCATED I IJtMiAe ~!::E~~'do 95• 1 In front of SEARS, on the southeast comer of I " \1\0"110 lHOW .011 F!itM $18 on ~"!U~'OlN • L.uM MOST I I MACOMB MAU GRATIOT I I •lip lO. CAllS I .{coupon ~~. Exp. 4-20-96 • I fESrIVITIrs INCLUDE: Sanders' Cream Puff Sundae Hourly Raffle I L : & The Chance To Win A Giant Sanders' Chocolate Easter Bunny! 1 ----~~~ ...5r.~ ",~ Joe. (I( ()~ ...... ,0 g.Y ....~ ---_~~ ~C)... "1-. .. ~T' ~ &.0.1' ...... t:t l'J». I Sand..... Hot Fudg. Sun.... _ ...... l'aI-.) : ",~" '( l' ONE STOP VEHICLE SERVICE SHOP CARS, VANS, TRUCK i-fAtt'B~!l!d~unl!~tegu~!fRe The Easter Bunny has been busy at --~f------~ The Cheesecake Shoppe preparmg 88 Kercheval Ave. delIcIOus Cheesecakes for your holIday dmner - iil'1 ~R 885:4028' _ WHITE CHOCOLATE • CHOCOLATE- (;) (!J Mon -Sat. 9.30 - 5 30 RASPBERRY • FRESH STRAWBERRY are a few of hIs favontes -+ A Sprin« BLOW-OUT FABULOUS S.ALE o SexyDresses 0Braza Bras FOX oKm1£ira InxWsO SWlmwear 21300 HARPER AVE. o Baby Dolls 0Adull Toys & Games ST. 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TODAYI \ 1'lI>~ ••, ~ 4 giN 160Z OTHfR VARlfTlfIAIAff.AIlIJo 99!c Select the Zero PremIUm Option and BIRDS EYE FROZEN CUSS/CO MUELLER PEPPERlDGE FARMS for some serVlce~,like doctor's office \lSIL~,all • STRAWBERRIES PASTA SAUCES PASTA you have to pay ISa mode~t office \%It chan~e 19 LAYER CAKES of$IO But that's all vou pa) E\ervthmg el~e $1 QUICl( 5 VARlET/Eli tiIW) 10 OZ BOX THAW 7 Varieties • Spaghetti 79~, r~_ IS covered m full And there\ no monthh • RASPBERRIES premIUm - ever $21 9 I • Thm 80'1, ... 39 4:- '~"' ----_ .... _. _. ; IIO' __ ~ . • 16A March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Introducing }-lenredon's New Collection REG I s T R y Available no\v at R egis try - the exciting new lifestyle direction from Henredon. Be among the first to view this casual, solid wood collection at Scott Shuptrine- Michigan's Complete Home Furnishings Resource. The look is eclectic; of a home filled with furniture that has been gathered from here and there over a lifetime, as a reflection of a particular taste and character. Some antiques, some country, some more traditional, but all relaxed, comfortable ... uncluttered. i " , \. And with the ric'h'g10w and patina of age. The best just got betterTW OPFN DAII Y 10-9 & SUNDAY 12 530 • BLOOMFIELD HILLS - open 'Iii 6pm Wed, Thurs & Sat I ROY, 977 r 14 Mil I RD , '>85-3300 • NOVI, 43606 W OAK DR, 349-0044 • BLOOMFIELD HILLS, 4110 TELEGRAPH RD, 642-0070 Free DelIvery, Free In Home Set Up, Free One Year ServICe and Convenient Flnancmg Avarlable •PrevIous purchases excluded / Schools 17A Busy students ,./. Pointe North and South high schools partIcIpated FIfth-grader Ali Grob In the Mlchlgan School Band placed third m a national T- dnd Orchestra AssocIation shirt design contest spon- " SCHOOL NEWS State Solo and Ensemble Fes- sored by Sunburst Communi- tIval, held at Eastern MichI- cations. Grob. who IS a stu- spIte the positive expenences cu!>slons, sports, arts, crafts, gan Unlverslty on March dent at St Paul Catholic of their tnp to the state capi- cookmg and guest speakers School, lS the daughter of Mr 23 tal. the Wolverine's lost to • Rated on a scale from I to and Mrs Steve Grob of the Lansing KnIghts Heather Breedlove, of V, North and South students Grosse Pomte Farms. She Grosse POinte Woodr;, placed receIved 1- Division I rat- was encouraged by her art thIrd In the grade 6-8 catego- Christine Ritok of Ings and two diVIsion II rat- teacher, Halyna Cisaruk, to Grosse Pointe Park and ry of the 1996 Women's Hlsto- enter the contest. ry Month essay contest, spon- Ings. Representing North Alexili Williams of Grosse were Chady Haurani, Bill Pointe Farms will partIcI- sored by the AmeTlcan Asso- • Farmer, LIsa Johnson, Julie Members of the Michigan pate In the ExploratIOn Sum Clatlon of Umver1llty Wom- P~:l\'ob, Juha Vaughn llnd Wolverine Squirt A trav- mer t'rogram thIS year RI- "II t1JI(J the MIChIgan Wom- SUJata Shah. From South, el hockey team represent- tok will participate In the Jun- en's CommISSion Breedlove ing eight Grosse POinte ele- ior program for students in wrote an essay about Slstel Christy Schumacher, Sarah mentary schools, recently grades 4-7, held at 8t Mark Marion, M C., who was born HarTIS, Amy Birch, Stepha- nIe ZIegler, Ryan visited state Sen Joe Young School in Southborough, III India and IS a nun in De- Jr.'s office before playing a Mass; Williams will partici- troit She sald SIster Mari- ChristIans, Andrea Shatzel, game at MSU's Munn pate in the senior program on's story inspired her to vol- Kate Callahan, Nolan Thompson, Erika Beer, Gor- Arena. They also stopped by for students In grades 10 unteer at a soup kltchen the state capitol building and through 12 that WIll be held don JImison and Elizabeth Breedlove and the other KWIatkowski. said hello to state Rep. Wil- on the campus of Wellesley contest winners were present- ham Bryant Jr. The students College. Students in the pro- ed with U.S saVIngs bonds at learned about pending school gram enroll in two academiC a March 19 reception at the Students of the code legislation and dis- enrichment workshops, take governor's reSIdence in cussed the posslbility of an field trips to the Boston and Lansing month - March increase in the number of New England area, and Safety: Lauren Sinclair, days in the school year. Can choose from more than 50 dai- Eighteen instrumental mu- Defer, Raiesh Anand, Jenna you guess their reaction? De- ly activities, including dls- sic students from Grosse See SCHOOLS, page 18A Musher at Maire Maire student Chelsea Bunt and her mother, KIm, left, meet Patricia MacKooI, who ran a dog sled team through Algonquin National Park In Canada, and "Boris." an Alaskan Malamute. during a 8peclal pre- 8entatlon on the Idltarod earlier this month at MaIre Elementary School. Students In Linda Whelan '8 class had been foDowing the race via the Internet, read "Sil- ver," a book on dog sled racing by local author Gloria Whelan, and then heard about MaCKool'8 ezperlences leading a dog team. PUBLIC NOTICE Th. JOint Comml5S10n on A«r.dltatlon of H.althcar. Organizations Will conduct an accr.d,tatlon surv.y of thl5 orgaruzatlon on Apnl 23. 24 8< 25. 1996 Th. purpo •• of the .urv.y Will b. to .v.lu.t. the org.nlz.tlon S comphanc. Wlth natlon.lly uubhsh.d JOint commiSSion .t.ndard. Th. surv.y ... ulu WlII be u•• d to d.termln. wh.th.r •• nd the condition. und.r wluch accr.dlt.tlon .hould b•• ward.d the orgamzauon Joint CommuSlon standard. d.al Wlth organlzatlon.l quahry of car. u.u.s .nd the s.f.ry of the .nvlronm.nt In which c.re 11 ptdvldad' .\hyon. belieVIng that he or she has pertinent and valid mform.uon about JUC m.U.rs may r.quut. pullllc Informatlion Inttrvlew wilh the Joint Comm .... on •• b.ld r.pr ••• nUllv.s .t the 11m. of the .urv.y Inform.tlon pru.nt.d .t the Int.rY1.W Will b. cor. fully .valu.t.d for r.l.vanc. to the .ccr.dlt.tlon procu. Requ.sts for. pubhc information Int.rvl.W must b. m.d. In wllllng and .hould b••• nt to the JOint CommISSIon no I.t.r th.n flve worlung d.y. before the surv.y b.gm. Th. requut mult .ho ,nd,c.te the nature of the Inform.tion to b. provld.d .t the int.rvl.w Such r.qu •• ts .hould b•• ddr .... d to Dlvl.lon 01 Accreditation Op.ratlon. O .... nlz.tlon U.bon JolAl CommJulon on Aceuditatlon of H.althcare O .. anlzatlon. 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(Of' CU'Nnt .... • - A SA - Ide .. -r .• • 18A Schools March 28, 1996 : Grosse Pointe News Schools study sports program By Shirley A. McShane studies and the program 1m. Staff Wnter retes partIcipate more." provements. One of those rec. Athletics and academiCs DespIte the cost-effective. ommendatlOns called for a \\ ork well as a team ness and mcreasmg popular- That's the preliminary program revIew of the secon. dary athletICS program Ity of the program, commIttee finding of a committee with. members had a list of thmgs 111 the Grosse POinte Public In additIOn to Parsons, the that need to be Improved School System that has been committee lllcludes Brownell Gauerke said fmding reviewmg the distrIct's secon- prmclpal Don Messing, Tom coaches IS a problem. The dIS- dary athletics program. Gauerke, assIstant prmclpal trict tradItionally has prefer. "What we have learned IS 111 charge of athletICS at red that coaches be members that participatIOn in athletics North high; Jo Lake, assls. of the faculty, he said, but it's corrclatCls .. ilh IlclldemlC suc- t3nt pnm:lpal, athldlcl>, at wugh to find a teacher wllI- cess, is character.buildmg South high; and Ray RItter, II1g to put in the time after a and promotes self-discIpline consultant and retired physl' full day of teaching. and leadership," said Marjor- cal eduratlon chaIrman Brownell prmcIpal Mess- Ie Parsons, assistant superin- The committee is prepar- 109 said the middle school tendent for currIculum and Ing a cost analysis to be in- athletIC program has stu- evaluatIOn, in a presentation cluded in its final evalua. dents at a dIsadvantage; Wlth to the school board on March not enough offerings, the 11. tlon, Gauerke saId. Prelimi- nary numbers show that the mIddle school athlete is un. The review committee also program is extremely cost-ef. able to compete interscholasti- found that more than 60 per- ficient, he said ca lIy. Nationally honored cent of the student population The length of the school m middle and high school day is another Issue, are involved with athletics. "It probably costs less, per Gauerke said. The Grosse Grosse Pointe South High School's Pointe Singers, Purple Valley String Quartet. "In the past, athletics were hour, than paying a babYSit. POInte schools have the latest percussions and crew placed second in the nation on March 23 in the Showstoppers elitist," Parsons said. "Only teT," Gauerke said "It is less startIng and endmg times of International Invitational 1996 at Walt Disney World in Florida. Performing Vi- 10 percent of the student popu- than $3 an hour per student to any hIgh school in the Ma- gnettes &om "Anything Goes" are from left, Jeff Case, Maggie Santen. Jack Tocco, Ka. lation was involved and they run this program. This is a comb Athletic Conference. tie Connor and Brenden Walsh. Grosse Pointe South.s group is the first student en. were the gifted athletes. Now favorable statistic." Whlie most schools get out semble from MiChigan to compete in the show choir competition. They placed first participation is broad.based, Treasurer GlorIa Konsler around 2 or 2'30 p.m., North in the first round and were beaten in the second round by a group from CHuton, MJa. With boys and girls involved. mquired about the distrIct's and South get out at 3 p.m. sissippi. South's Pointe Singers are directed by Ellen J. Bowen: Dan Vlcary is techni- The difference is, we no lon- phllosophy on allowmg all "Starting times (for cal director and Andy Haines is choreographer. Connor received three merit awards ger just get involved with players some tIme on the games) are 4 p.m.," he said. for her solo; AUlson Getz got one merit award; Kevin Young, Neely O'Brien and CraJg winning. Athlehcs provides field or the court, so that not "In order to travel, warm up Wilson received two merit awards; two merit awards went to choreography; Vlcaxy reo educational lessons that only do the best athletes get to and get out, we have to take ceived one award for set design; and parent volunteers Danielle DeFauw and Patti Schollenberger received a merit award for costumes. can't be found in the class- compete but the less-talented students out during seventh room." players can get some floor hour. That can be difficult if The district's department time to hone their skIlls as the student has a challeng- .)f curriculum and evalua- wel!. ing academic 8chedule. Our tIOn recently conducted a re- "Coaches are encouraged to opponents are saying: 'Can't L """'''''''''"-*x'''''''''«*''*'''''X<'X'''''"*".""",,,,,=== p;',';,:~t'M:i~:~;'C~~mn;;~let all players at the fresh- you get here sooner?''' SCH00 S man level play. 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"'WIP.!I•• I / March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 19A Park handles challenges to assessment By Jim Stickford the second value, IS $50,000 " Staff Wnter The most common reason The thIrd value, said Luhs, fOl people seekmg reller IS the The arrival of sprmg has IS the taxable value Prop A feellng that they can't get meant a lot of additIOnal work placed hmlts on how much the what the assessor's office says for the Grosse Pomte Park taxable value of a home Cdn their house 1;' worth, Lulls asses;,or's office Increase It's either 5 percent said On March 19 and 26, the or the rate of InflatIOn, which The appeals board consIsts city';, property tax board of last year was 2 8 percent review met to hear petitIOns by of three people, said LulIs So say that a $100,000 house They are appomted by the resIdents who sought a reduc- Increased In value 10 percent mayor WIth the adVice and tIOn In the taxable value of In a year Its SEV would not theIr property. consent of the council The flse to $55,000 Its SEV would only requirement IS that they 'We hold two sessIOns, thIs only mcrease by 28 percent, or ) e~r on ~hrch 19 ;;.nJ 26, be Park re'"dent" and own dbuu~$1,000 WI tne yedr property m the city where we lIstened to the petI- Now lf that house IS sold, the tIOns of residents who feel theIr new owner will be paymg taxes Lu!Js SItS In on the hearmgs homes have been overvalued," on the true value of the house, and acts as the secretary, but saId city assessor Dlann Luhs so new homeowners are findmg any deCISIons concermng rellef "Each petitIoner has 10 mIn- that they are paymg more m are made by the three board utes to present hIs or her case property taxes than the prevI- members, Ana Jehc 'lbpIC, Bob to the board of appeals ThIS ous owners or neighbors WIth Buhl and AI Metz year It seems like we had fewer Similarly valued homes, said "ReSidents WIll be notIfied petitIOners than m prevIous LulIs m four to SIX weeks as to the years .. "The problem Will get worse board's deCISIOn," Luhs saId LulIs attrIbutes thiS to the as tllne goes on and people "More people than not, on an Impact of ProposItIOn A on res- have had the taxable value of average year, get some sort of Idential property values theIr homes capped for 10 or 20 relief But most do not get the 'This is the first year we've years," Lulls sald "That could amount they are askmg for" been able to uncap property make It hard for people to sell If a resldent doesn't llke the tax llmlts after the transfer of theIr homes because of the board's deCISIOn,said Lulis, he ownership," saId Luhs "With Jump m the taxable value or she has until June 30 to ask Proposlton A, there are three We're gettmg a lot of homeown- for a chance to appeal the deci- values to a home The market ers saymg 'ouch' because they Sion before the state's tax trI- value is the first If a house has weren't aware of how bunal The average walt for a a market value of $100,000 its Propositon A affected local hearmg has been reduced to state equahzed value (SEV), property taxes" six to eIght months Umit 2 With $]0 Rash of car thefts Lb Additional in Park PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Purchase Grosse Pointe Park publIc the parkmg lot of a busmess m safety officers are mvestigatmg The owner of the home saId the 15000 block of CharlevoIX. a series of incidents Involving the mCldent happened Pohce found broken glass the theft of two motor vehicles between 9 a m and 3 p m. where the car was parked, and and an attempted theft of a Entry to the house was gamed beheve entry to the vehicle was via an unlocked back wmdow thIrd vehIcle on Wednesday gained by smashmg a WIndow March 20 and Thursday, Stolen Items mcluded two March 21 PolIce said a witness saw teleVISIOns, two CD players, a someone dnve away m the car, The first incident happened stereo receiver and a cassette and reahzed It was not the at about 9.30 p m. Wednesday player NeIghbors told pollee owner The witness ImmedIate- A Park resident, along with a that a 1980s black model ly called police WIth a descrip- frIend, was headIng back to the sedan was backed mto the dn. tion of the car and ItS drIver ; resident's van parked In an veway around noon The mcident remaInS under alley In the rear of the 1400 -By JLm Stlckford ; investIgatIOn : block of Maryland when they CrLme Stoppers -~ffers noticed someone by the vehicle. Home invasion rewards up to $1,000 fo~~nfor- When they approached the mattOn leadmg to an a~st of ' van, the suspect fled, and was in the Park persons responsIble for cnmes. pursued by the friend of the Park publIc safety officers Callers remam anonymous owner investigated the break-In of a and WIll be asSIgned a code The suspect ran west and home In the 1200 block of number Call 810-445-5227 or was last seen on Ashland, five Bishop Wednesday, March 20 1-800-831-3111 Umit 1 FREEPlease houses south of Mack The I owner of the van dIscovered '1rft ,. I that a front wmdow had been i smashed and the ignition had , been tampered with The next day a Canton resi- I dent reported hIS car was • stolen between 2.30 and 3.15 LOCK IN TODAY I P m Thursday from the hand- ! icapped spot In front of a bUSI- • ness In the 15300 block of AND RECEIVE : Mack The car displayed a High In VitamIn C : handICapped sticker, and All VarietIes : pohce were told that one of the car doors was left unlocked. A A GUARANTEED TENDER PEPSI COLA : valet parker from a nearby • 12 PACK, 12-0Z CANS : restaurant parking lot gave BROCCOLI polIce a descrIption of a pOSSI- EACH • a-PACK, 20-0Z ITLS , ble suspect RETURN OF YOUR CHOICE Another car was stolen on Thursday at about 3 p m from , Homes : From page 1 recorded WIth the cIty at that 5.75~py ,figure, espeCIally now that , Proposal A requires a property transfer affidaVit Durmg thiS hme of economic uncerllllnly lis mce A year before Proposal A went Into effect, the Farms to kno'" thllt ComeTica 15 olleTing somethmg thats conducted a total reSIdentIal certllm 10 pul a smIle on your fllce-ll gUllrllnleed , reassessment , "That was the first year return on your money In fllct. now lhrol.gh (1993) we had good assessment AprJi 30 1995 you can SAllE OilER $fOtJ.DO WITH CR values to go oy," Nash saId • Lock m our sperllli 575% APY 5PSelALS IN SIIERV DEPARTMENT Or~ Point~ N~ws Receive lln mlerest bellrlng checkong (USPS 230-400) llccount free of monthly mlllnlenllnCe fees Published every Thursday unhllhe yellr 2000 By Anteebo Publishers 96 Kercheval Avenue There lire only t....o requirements Invest $10000 Grosse Pointe, MI 482]6 or more m a new Comeroca Blink hme Deposll PHONE: 882-6900 Accounl or IRA for nine months And J[ you don'l Second Cia.. 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II ilO a m on MondlY The ~adl'M (0' advrrl's.ng copy (0< SecI,ons A & C" 10 30 a m TUftday CORRECTIONS AND ADjUSTMEI'lTS Respons.o.I,Iy fo< d,splay and clll"rt«l acM .. ------,------~ t, 18A Schools March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools study sports program ~. By Shirley A. McShane Staff Wnter studIes and the program Im- lete,; partICIpate more." provements. One of those rec- Athletics and academiCS DespIte the cost-effectIve- \Iork well as a team. ommendatIons called for a ness and 10creasmg popular- That's the prehmmary program revIew of the secon- Ity of the program, committee findmg of a commIttee wlth- ddry athletLcs program members had a hst of thmgs In addltLOn to Parsons, the III the Grosse Pomte Pubhc that need to be improved School System that has been committee lOcludes Brownell Gauerke saId finding revlewmg the district's secon- pnnclpal Don Messmg, Tom coaches is a problem. The dls- dary athletics program Gauerke, aSSIstant principal tnct tradItionally has prefer- "What we have learned IS In charge of athletICS at red that coaches be members that participation 10 athletics North hIgh; Jo Lake, 8SSIS- of the faculty, he saId, but It'S ~urrelate8 WIth academIC suc- t"I,L VTulclpal, athletICS, at LOughto tmd a teacher WIll- cess, is character.bulldlOg South hIgh; and Ray RItter, 109 to put in the tIme after a an d promotes self-di scipline consultant and retIred phySI- full day of teaching. and leadership," saId MarJor- cal education chairman. Brownell pnnclpal Mess. Ie Parsons, assistant superin- The commIttee is prepar- 109 said the middle school tendent for curriculum and mg a cost analysis to be m- athletic program has stu- evaluatIon, in a presentation cluded in its final evalua- dents at a disadvantage; with to the school board on March tIOn, Gauerke saId. PrelimI- not enough offerings, the 11. nary numbers show that the mIddle school athlete is un- The review committee also program is extremely cost-ef- able to compete interscholasti- found that more than 60 per- fiCIent, he saId. ca lly. cent of the student populatIOn The length of the school Nationally honored In mIddle and hIgh school day is another issue, are involved WIth athletICS. "It probably costs less, per Gduerke said. The Grosse Grosse Pointe South High School's Pointe Singers. Purple Valley String Quartet, "In the past, athletics were hour, than paying a babysLt- POlOte schools have the latest percussions and crew placed second In the nation on March 23 In the Showstoppers elitist," Parsons said. "Only ter," Gauerke said. "It is less starting and ending times of International Invitational 1996 at Walt Disney World in Florida. Performing vi- 10 percent of the student popu- than $3 an hour per student to any high school in the Ma- gnettes from "Anything Goes" are from left, Jeff Case, Maggie Santen. Jack Tocco, Ka- latIOn was involved and they run this program. ThIS IS a comb AthletIC Conference. tie Connor and Brenden Walsh, Grosse Pointe South.s group is the first student en- were the gifted athletes. Now favorable statIstic" While most schools get out semble from Michigan to compete in the show chOir competition. They placed flrat participation is broad.based, Treasurer GlorIa Konsler around 2 or 2:30 p.m., North in the flrst round and were beaten in the second round by a group from Clinton, MIs- with boys and girls involved. mqulred about the distrIct's and South get out at 3 p m. sissippi. South.s Pointe Singers are directed by Ellen J. Bowen: Dan Vicary Is techni- The difference is, we no lon- phIlosophy on allowlOg all "Starting times (for cal director and Andy Haines is choreographer. Connor received three merit awards ger Just get involved with players some tIme on the games) are 4 p.m.," he said. for her SOlo:AllIson Getz got one merit award; Kevin Young. Neely O'Brien and Craig wmning. Athletics prOVIdes field or the court, so that not "In order to travel, warm up WIlson received two merit awards: two merit awards went to choreography; Vlcary re- educational lessons that only do the best athletes get to and get out, we have to take ceived one award for set design: and parent volunteers Danlelle DeFauw and Patti can't be found in the class. compete but the less-talented students out during seventh Schollenberger receiVed a merit award for costumes. room." players can get some floor hour That can be difficult if The district's department time to hone their skIlls as the student has a challeng- of currIculum and evalua- well. 109 academic schedule. Our tIOn recently conducted a re- "Coaches are encouraged to opponents are saying: 'Can't SCHOOLS vIew of the school system's let all players at the fresh. you get here sooner?'" Brookes, MarIssa Watts, ers and performing other Program Advisory Commit- man level play. Some have They did not study intra- From page 17A MaIre; Amanda Carroll, Ma- tasks. tee, PAC, process. The study had a late start and the floor murals, club sports and the time will help them develop physical education program son; Kyle Serilla, Meghan - Students of the month culminated in a variety of Tocco, Evan Scott, RIchard Seago, Monteith; Scott their skills," Lake said. "At as part of the required curric- are those students with excel- recommendations for both Li, Ferry, J.T Gage, Kristi- Stieber, Trombly. long-and short-term future the junior varsity and varsi- ulum. A final report is expect- na Jacovldes, Kerby, Kelly ServIce Squad students help lent attendance and dedica- ty levels, the more elite ath- ed by June. Connor, Maire; Tom Lucido, with safety rules lnside the tzon to their volunteer Jobs. Mason; Kristen McPharlin, school buildmgs and perform Anthony Seleno, Monteith; other tasks as neelhd, such as Open house Eric Kmetz, Poupard; Triana helpmg m the school office. FamIlies of fifth-graders Sirdenis, Trombly. Library: Elizabeth Trexler, who will attend Pierce Mid. Safety patrol students are Ben VanDerheide, Defer; dIe School this fan are in. on duty at intersections near Elizabeth Halpin, Kerby; vited to attend an open house schools to help students cross Anne MacKenzie, Maire; at the school from 6 to 8 p.m. streets safely. They are at Damel Burleson, Monteith; on Tuesday, April 2. Exhibits theIr posts every school day, Juhanna SchneIder, of student work and activi- Doggone before and after class, m all Poupard; Jian Blair, Trom- Sign tIes will be featured. The kmds of weather bly PIerce PTO will sponsor a Service: Megan t-in.m. ~::~ibJ'!lO'.$.quad student3.a& Coney Island dinner in the Defer, ChTlstlne Coury, Fer- sist the ~ibranan before class gym. The public is invited to ry, Allison Wagner, Kristen by shelVIng books, dlstrzbutmg attend Call (313) 343-2094 for Smale, Kerby; Brady audiovzsual matenals to teach. details WM.DRf@ of IAKESHORE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING cfu'tN1f(JIlek ~"M# P6/~tu 15% OFF The Sign Of Good BROCCOLI.. 89'BUNCH Farm RaISed $569 CATFISH FILLET...... LS HEAD lflTUCE._ ___ 69'EACH SEASONED WITH CA/U"l sPins For You GRAPEFRUIT • __ 4/ 99' Rambow $569 TROUT FILLETS...... LS PORK LOIN SEEDLESS G RAPES • 99'lB Same 62-year tradition of service. ROAST $ 1.69 COLAVITA 3-4 LB A VG SIZE LB Same name. But now we have a new look. 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I • • • / arch 28, 1996 rosse Pointe News News 19A ark handles challenges to assessment y Jim Stlckford the second value, IS$50,000 " taft Wnter The most common reason The thIrd value, saId Lulls, fOIpeople seeking relief ISthe The arrival of spring has IS the taxable value Prop A feellng that they can't get eant a lot of additIOnal work placed l!nuts on how much the what the assessOl's office says or the Grosse POinte Park taxable value of a home can theIr house Ii:>worth, Lulls ssessor's office Increase It's Clther 5 percent saId On March 19 and 26, the or the rate of mflatlOn, whIch The appeals board consists Ity's property tax board of last year was 2 8 percent reVIeWmet to hear petitIOns by of three people, saId Lulls So SdYthat a $100,000 house They dre appOInted by the reSidents who sought a reduc- Increased In vdlue 10 percent tIOn In the taxable value of mayor WIth the adVIce and In a year Its SEV would not consent of the council The theIr property rise to $55,000 Its SEV would ''We hold two seSSIOns,thiS only requIrement IS that they only InCredse by 2 8 percent, or be Park reSIdents and own v~ar on March 1q and 26, .1bout $1,000 ["1 tl,.. Y.....I property In the cIty where we listened to the petl- Now If that house ISsold, the tlOns of reSIdents who feel their new owner Willbe paymg taxes Lulls SitS In on the hearings homes have been overvalued," on the true value of the house, and acts as the secretary, but said cIty assessor Dlann Luhs so new homeowners are finding any deCISIOnsconcernmg rellef "Each petltloner has 10 mm- that they are paymg more m are made by the three board utes to present his or her case property taxes than the prevI- members, Ana Jelic 'IbPIC,Bob to the board of appeals This ous owners or neighbors WIth Buhl and AI Metz year It seems like we had fewer SImIlarly valued homes, s8ld "Residents WIll be notified petItIOners than m prevIOus Luhs In four to SIXweeks as to the years .. ''The problem WIllget worse board's deCISIOn,"LulIs said Lulls attributes thIS to the as time goes on and people "More people than not, on an Impact of Proposltlon A on res- have had the taxable value of average year, get some sort of idential property values theIr homes capped for 10 or 20 rehef But most do not get the "This IS the first year we've years," Luhs saId "That could amount they are asking for" been able to uncap property make It hard for people to sell If a reSIdent doesn't like the tax hmlts after the transfer of theIr homes because of the board's deciSIOn,saId Lulis, he ownership," said Lulls "WIth Jump m the taxable value or she has until June 30 to ask Proposlton A, there are three We're getting a lot of homeown- for a chance to appeal the decI- values to a home The market ers saYIng 'ouch' because they sIon before the state's tax tri- value ISthe first. If a house has weren't aware of how bunal The average wait for a a market value of $100,000 Its Propositon A affected local hearmg has been reduced to state equahzed value (SEV), property taxes" SIXto eIght months Umit 2 With $10 Rash of car thefts Lb AdditlOlai in Park PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS Purchase Grosse Pomte Park public the parkmg lot of a bUSiness m The owner of the home saId safety officers are mvestigating the 15000 block of CharlevoIX a senes of inCIdents involvmg the mCldent happened PolIce found broken glass between 9 a.m and 3 pm. the theft of two motor vehicles where the car was parked, and and an attempted theft of a Entry to the house was gamed believe entry to the vehIcle was via an unlocked back wmdow thIrd vehicle on Wednesday gamed by smashmg a WIndow. March 20 and Thursday, Stolen items included two March 21 Police saId a witness saw teleVIsions, two CD players, a The first mCldent happened someone dnve away m the car, stereo receIver and a cassette at about 9'30 pm Wednesday and realized It was not the player Neighbors told pohce A Park reSident, along with a owner The witness ImmedIate- that a 1980s black model ly called police with a descrIp- friend, was heading back to the sedan was back~;:lmto the dri- : resident's van parked m an tion of the car and ItS drIver veway around noon alIey in the rear of the 1400 The incident remains under mvestlgatIOn -By Jim Stlckford i ~block of Maryland when they Crzme Stoppers - •.:JJ.ffers noticed someone by the vehicle Home invasion rewards up to $1,000 fo&i:nfor- When they approached the mat/on leadmg to an arffst of, van, the suspect fled, and was in the Park persons responsible for cnmes pursued by the friend of the Park public safety officers Callers remazn anonymous owner. investigated the break-m of a and Will be assigned a code The suspect ran west and home in the 1200 block of number Call 810-445-5227 or was last seen on Ashland, five BIShop Wednesday, March 20. 1-800-831-3111 Untit 1 FREEPlease houses south of Mack The I owner of the van discovered I that a front window had been I smashed and the ignition had I been tampered WIth The next day a Canton resi- I dent reported hiS car was stolen between 2.30 and 3 15 LOCK IN TODAY , p.m Thursday from the hand- II icapped spot in front of a bUSI- ness m the 15300 block of 'Mack The car displayed a AND RECEIVE High In Vitamin C : handicapped sticker, and All Varieties : police were told that one of the car doors was left unlocked A A GUARANTEED TENDER PEPSI COLA : valet parker from a nearby • 12 PACK, 12-0Z CANS : restaurant parkmg lot gave BROCCOLI pohce a descriptIOn of a POSSI- EACH • a-PACK, 20-0Z BlLS I ble suspect. RETURN OF YOUR CHOICE Another car was stolen on Thursday at about 3 p m. from , Homes PIn 'From page 1 Deposit recorded with the CIty at that 5.75~py I figure, espeCially now that , Proposal A requIres a property transfer affidaVIt DUrLng thiS hme of economIc uncerltllnty ,Is mce A year before Proposal A went mto effect, the Farms to know that ComerLca IS ollermg somethong thaI's conducted a total reSidentIal cerlaon to pula smile on you, face-a gUlllanleed . reassessment "That was the first year return on you, money In laet. nOT through (1993) we had good assessment April 30 1996 you can SAllE OilER 'fDO.DD WITH CR values to go by,"Nash saId • Lock on ou, specIal 575% APY 5PEelALS IN EIIERV DEPARTMENT Or~ Point~ N~ws • ReceIve an onlerest.be-arong checking (USPS 23D-400) account f,ee of monthly mamtenance lees Publishedevery Thursday un"] the yell' 2000 By Anteebo Publishen 96 Kercheval Avenue There are only 1'1"0 ,eqUlremenls Invest $10000 Grosse Pointe, MI48236 0' more on a new ComerLca Bank lime Deposit PHONE: 882-6900 Accounl 0' IRA lor nine months And tf you don t Second CI... POJI.ge pold II D~'001 Mlch,g.n .nd .dd,llonal m.d,ng al,eady have one open a Comerlca Bank checkIng off,ces Subocropllon R.les 529 per Y." VI. account ""II~ a minimum of $500 So stop by Frelh Chlck.n 16-0z Honey Bunch •• Of Oatl, 24-0z Grepe HUla m.d US oul-ol' sl.le Or 13-0z COC08 Pebble' Or Fruity Pebble, POSTMASTER Send ~d'"l ch.ng" any Comerlca Bank branch Your time will be well 10 G,oue POI nle NeWI 96 Kl!lChe\I.,. Grest copy II Monday noon to Inwft Inle'rt,on For more Informallon. c:alJ 1-800.202,1300 SPLIT BREAST Advert,slng copy fo' Secl,on '8' mull ."" 0•• , G.-r 0•• 0,. CEREALS be ,n lhe advertlllng deportmenl by -ou_ "" u.__"IUII. auv tiN., C..,. ON. 11'00 • m on Mond.y The de.dltllf (or adverllllng copy (or Sect,on, A & CilIa 30. m Tvesd.y CORRECTIONS AND ADiUSTMENTS RfIllO"Ilbol,1y (or d,'!Jl.y and c1.. srflfd adw .-. ------...----... -- -_._-_._------_~ ...... _------~~ 20A March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News than,tt;~ ' ever! RKSu ~ per eye I~> For more information on Radial Keratotomy for ~ I r. nearsightedness and astigmatism call: I i' j I • I 810-651-6122 • 1-800-882-3937 Eye Center Cataract, Glaucoma, Laser and Refractive Microsurgery Specialists 432 W. University Dr., Rochester, MI 48307 I -i / March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 21A Julian B. Thomas 30, for former City of Grosse show on famd} counseling on re~ldent Robert Allen AYIault, membel of th<. DetlOlt Athktj<. Fdrm,> re"ldent Mdr!.JI ( A memorial service wdl be Pomte reSident Margaret Mary WWJ-TV/WDIV from 1974- who died on Thur"d Margaret Mary Carey Lee H. Johnston Edward Joseph Grosse Pomte Park reSident Lee H Johnston, 61, died on s Staniec -...... Monday, March 18, 1996, In j , A funeral Mass was celebrat. Harper Hospital Il1 DetrOit ed on Wednesday, March 27, from heart problems for Grosse Pointe Shores resi- Mr Johnston was born in dent Edward Joseph Stamec m DetrOit and graduated from St Paul Cathohc Church m Grosse POinte High Schoo! Grosse Pointe Farms, who died and the Umverslty of Eye of cancer on Sunday, March 24, Colorado, Boulder 1996 Mr Johnston was chief exec- Examinations Mr Stamec, 69, was born In utive officer and former presI- DetrOit and earned degrees dent of George L Johnston Co Julian Thomas from the Umversity of DetrOit m DetrOit He was also a mem- Independent Doctor of Optometry and Wayne State UniverSity Robert Allen Ayrault ber of the DetrOit fire commis- Margaret Mary Carey He enjoyed a successful bUSI- A funeral Mass was celebrat- sIOn from 1981 until hiS death A memorial Mass WIll be cel- ness career, which mcluded ed on Monday, March 25, In St An avid sportsman, Mr Eye Health Assistant ebrated on Saturday, March hostmg hiS own teleVISIOn Paul Cathollc Church In Johnston was a Great Lakes Grosse POinte Farms for Farms boater for 36 years He was a Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation Comprehensive Contact Lens Care .'i"anu.{yo--J ~fJj-.M Adams English Antit{ues AppOintments Seen Promptly JiOttlg31 Collectible & Sma(fs For rhoU9ht{u( Gift Git/in9 Appointments Available Chests • Dressers • Blanket Boxes Wardrobes & ArmOIres Custom Pme Harvest Table~ 882-9711 Enghsh Pnmltlve Pme PIeces West Bloomfield Grosse Pointe Woods Bloomfield Hills 19717 EAST NINE MILE 6900 Orchard Lake Rd 19599 Mack Ave. Bloomfield Center 51 Cia" Shore, Open Mon F" 9 '; Beaumont Medical Bldg btw. 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Michigan National Bank "The discounted Int'odu stili In hiS 20s, which later Lynch, Ky, and graduated Chapel Cemetery in Troy Mrs Nelson, 90, was born In William Clements became a part of the DetrOit from Bowen HIgh School In Funeral arrangements were DetrOit, and attended publIc relatIOns firm Durocher ChIcago, and later attended handled by the Chas Southeastern HIgh School Finkenstaedt - Dixson - Werba He earned Cambridge Computer School Verheyden Funeral Home In through to the 10th grade A memorIal service was held over 40 regIOnal and natIOnal She dnd her husband operated Grosse POInte Park She left school to work full- on Tuesday, March 26, In honors In hiS field, including several succesbful busmesses Memorial donatIOns may be tIme at various DetrOit dental Christ Church m Grosse Pomte the Public RelatIOns Society of m the Chicago area For the made to the Karmanos Cancer offices, where she met her hus- Farms for Farms reSident America'" (PRSA) Sliver Anvil, labt 10 yearb she worked at Institute, 18831 West 12 Mile band of 62 years, WIllIdm WIlham Clements as well as three Sllvel AnvIl Grosse Pomte FamIly Road, Lathrup VIllage, Mlch , She also worked for Western commendatIOns Fmkenstaedt, who died on Dentlstr) a" Insurance coordi- 48076, or the Grosse POinte Unlon and Parke-DavIs Saturday, March 23, 1996, Mr Durocher was recently nator Woods Presby ten an Church, Mrs Nelson was diagnosed elected to the PRSA's board of from complicatIOns ansmg 19950 Mack, Grosbe Pomte WIth a braIn tumor In 1948, but Mrs Conkls enJoyed pamt- from leukemia directors, and was elected to Woods, Mlc1-), 48236 that did not prevent her from mg, needlepomt, rug hookmg, Mr FInkenstaedt, 70, was the group's college of fellows, being an actIve partIcipant In embroidery, interIOr decoratIng born In Grosse Pomte and an honor gwen to less than 300 communIty affairs ~::d rc.:;.d..n& Sh", ,\.1'; an .:1\ ld dLLenaea DetrOit Umverslty uf tll(" '-';:'l.dillulcJ 1;)0,000 lJubiH., She belonged to several relI- gardener as eVidenced by her School, St, Paul Academy m relatIOns profeSSIOnals gious organIzations, including beautiful rock gardens She New Hampshire and PrInceton Mr DUIocher was active In the St James Lutheran took up boatmg With her hus- Unlverslty. He served In the local CIVICorganlzatlOns, serv- Women's GUIld, the Michigan band after her retirement U S Army Air Corps durmg Ing as preSident of The Women's Dental Laboratory WWII, earnlng the rank of first Pewablc Society He was also Mrs Conkls IS survived by Melitta E. Roemer ASSOCiatIon, the Women's lIeutenant chairman of the DetrOit-area her hUbband, Timothy, a InternatIOnal BowlIng Mr FInkenstaedt was former CouncIl of Big BrotherslBlg Linda Arlene Pilley daughter, Carol Andrls, two Congress and the Girl Scouts, preSident of the Evans Sisters, and served on the A funeral service was held on sons, Larry and Paul as a troop leader. Products Co, and past presI- board of the Southeastern Saturday, March 23, for Grosse Hockenmeyer, two brothers, Church and bowlIng were dent of the CountIy Club of Michigan Chapter of the Pomte Farms reSident Lmda Dan and George, SIX Sisters, not Mrs. Nelson's only loves DetrOit An aVid golfer and AmerIcan Red Cross, as well as Arlene PIlley In the Grosse MarIlyn, Ann, Helen, Millie, She also enjoyed playing the sportsman, he was an active on the Amencan Cancer Pomte Woods Presbyterian Done and Peony, and 10 plano, singing, golfing, sWim. member of the U S Semors' Society's research and develop- Church grandchildren mIng, VISiting the park and Golf AsSOCiatIOn, the Laurel ment task force Ms Pllley, 46, died on bemg a good friend to her Mr Durocher IS listed In Wednesday, March 20, 1996 in Valley Golf Club and Ducks Memorial contrIbutIOns may many acquaintances Who's Who III PublIc RelatIOns, her home Born In Grosse Unlimited be made to AssumptIon Greek Mrs Nelson is survived by Who's Who III AmerIca, Who's POInte Farms, Ms. Pilley grad. Mr Fmkenstaedt IS survived Orthodox Church, 21800 her two sons, WillIam Nelson Who In the Midwest, Who's uated from Grosse POInte High by hiS Wife, Chnstme Marter Road, 8t Clair Shores, Jr and Thomas Nelson; her Who In Advertising and The School In 1967, and attended CaulkinS, a daughter, ElIza Mlch,48080 daughter, Shirley Warner; Fmkenstaedt, three sons, Who's Who Registry of Global Eastern Michigan Umverslty Linda Arlene PWey eight grandchIldren, and mne George, WillIam Jr., and BUSiness Leaders She worked for the Ford Motor great-grandchIldren TImothy, a Sister, two brothers, Mr Durocher was also a Co. as a procurement program- Gertrude T.H. Nelson Interment is at Cadillac devoted family man who mmg timing analyst. and seven grandchIldren A memorIal service Will be MemorIal Gardens East arnved at the office early so Ms. Pilley is SUrVIved by her Interment IS at the Forest held at a later date for City of MemorIal donations may be that he could be home In tIme son, Jeffrey; two Sisters, Lawn Cemetery Funeral Grosse POInte resldent made to the Grosse Pointe to partiCipate In hiS children's Carolyn Sulhvan and Judy arrangements were handled by Gertrude T. H Nelson, who Lions for PAWS dogs, or St scouting and athletiC actIVIties Gandelot; two brothers, James the A H Peters Funeral Home died on Wednesday, March 20, James Lutheran Church Mr Durocher IS survived by and John Mitchell; and many In Grosse POInte Woods 1996, In her home from a brain hiS Wife, Mary, two sons, meces and nephews Memorial donations may be tumor. made to the Karmanos Cancer Donald and Sean, hiS mother, Interment IS at White Institute Hospice Program, Mary, and a brother, Gary 18831 West 12 MIle Road, Lathrup Village, Mlch , 48076, Seasonal flood threat rises in state or the Clements Library at the Fortunately, Michigan of structures subJect to flooding when they occur In conjunctIOn UnIVersity of Michigan, 909 escaped the severe flooding are actually msured agamst With a general conditIOn of South UnIversity, Ann Arbor, that has recently plagued the the rIsk flooding. Mlch , 48109.1190 northwest and northeast sec- Currently, there are approxi- tions of the country. mately 690 MichIgan commu- In addition to obtainIng ade- Donald P. Durocher However, according to the mtles partlcipatmg in the quate insurance protectIOn, A funeral Mass was celebrat- Michigan Committee for National Flood Insurance residents should take the fol- ed on Tuesday, March 26, m St. Severe Weather Awareness, 13 Program (NFIP) and 20,000 lOWIng precautIOns In anticipa- Ambrose Catholic Church in flash floods and 14 other flood policies in force tIOn of flooding: Grosse Pomte Park for former events did result in over a 'Ib purchase flood insurance Grosse Pomte Park reSident Melitta E. Roemer quarter million dollars damage under the program, reSidents • Learn the best route from Donald P Durocher Grosse Pomte Woods resi- in this state dunng the past must hve In one of those par- your home or place of business Mr Durocher, 48, died of a dent Mehtta E. Roemer, 94, year. ticlpatmg commumties to high, safe ground In case you heart attack In hiS Harper died on Tuesday, March 12, 'J,b focus attention on flood Coverage can be obtained have to evacuate In a hurry saMy planning, Gov. John Woods home on Saturday, 1996, In the Bon Secours through most lIcensed proper- March 23, 1996 He was well- NurSIng Care Center in St Engler has declared March 24- ty/casualty msurance agents • Prepare and maintam a known throughout metro Clair Shores 30 as Severe Weather 'Ib determine if flood Insur. list of personal property to sub- Awareness Week In Michigan. DetrOit for hiS expertise In pub- Born In DetrOit, Miss ance is avaIlable In a commum- stantiate losses covered by lIc relatiOns He served, dUrIng Roemer attended Simmons Residents are encouraged to ty, call NFIP at (800) 638-6620 Insurance familiarize themselves with Under the NFIP, a flood IS hiS more than 20-year career in Donald P. Durocher College in Boston where she publIc relations, more than a earned a degree In lIbrary sci- flood safety procedures defined In part, as "A general dozen of the Fortune 500 com- Sophia M. Conkis ence She worked for the At thiS time of year, the com- and temporary condltlOn of pames and over two dozen of Grosse Pomte PublIc LIbrary bInatlon of rapidly melting partial or complete InundatIOn Michigan's pubhcally traded A funeral service was held on system, starting her career snow and heavy spnng rains of normally dry land areas and March 7, In AssumptIOn Greek You compames when the lIbrary was housed in can cause dramatic rIses in from overflow of mland or Mr Durocher was also Orthodox Church in St Clair the basement of the Park streams and nvers, signlficant- tIdal waters or from the known for hiS multi-faceted Shores, for Grosse POinte mUnIcipal bUlldmg She ended ly increasmg the threat of unusual and rapid accumula- Your Car Michigan 100 corporate perfor- Woods reSident Sophia M her career as the Grosse Pointe flooding tIOn or runoff of surface waters mance reportmg program, ConkJs, who died of a braIn Central Library's head lIbrarI- As the warm season pro- from any source." which he had co-authored smce aneurysm on Monday, March 4, an gresses, heavy thunderstorm 1979 1996, in Bon Secours Hospital MISS Roemer was a member rams become more dominant, In the standard flood Insur- Mr Durocher bUilt hiS own in the City of Grosse POInte of the FrIends of the Grosse posing the additional threat of ance policy, direct physical pubhc relations practice while Mrs C~nkJs, 66, was born in POinte Library, and enJoyed flash flooding for urban areas losses by "flood" are covered politiCS, the Detroit Tigers and and small streams Also covered are losses "Mlchigan can experience resulting from erosIOn caused travel photography by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover flooding any time of the year," by waves or currents of water If,' Woods named Tree City USA Some of her pictures llaIes Mgr. 5erv1ee Mgt George Hosek, a member of the exceeding anticlpated cychcal By Jim Stickford appeared In her sister's geogra- Olt STOMPID man George Martin 'The sec- phy text books committee, sald levels or erosion accompamed Staff Wnter ond part of the VIdeo deals With "The most recent severe by a severe storm, flash flood, ORITUMPID! Grosse POInte Woods has how trees functIOn and how to floodIng events occurred in the Miss Roemer was prede- abnormal tidal surge, or the An tI lock hralung systems (ABS) IS an been named a Tree City USA help them flourIsh" ,dea thst ha. caught on WIth the ceased by her sister Norma SprIng of 1975 and the fall of hke. by The NatIOnal Arbor Day Amencan publIc FJluen m1lllon of the Arbor Week IS always cele- Roemer and her brother Armin 1986." can on thiS country's roads are FoundatIOn It IS the eigh- brated durmg the third com- ReSidents should be aware Damage caused by mud eqwpped WIth ABS. and half of the can Roemer BOld ,n the last model year had ABS teenth year the Woods has plete week of AprIl, said that regular homeowners shdes (I e, mudflows), as The trouble IS that a recent study by the Amencan Automoblle Aasooatton received thiS natIOnal recogni- Martin This year It IS from insurance polIcies do not cover speclfically defined In the polI- tion Interment IS at Woodmere shows that less than half of all dnvera April 21.AprIl 27 In additIOn Cemetery m DetrOIt MemOrIal damages which result from cy are covered of ABS-eqwpped aulomobI1ea know how The Tree City USA program to VIeWIng the Video, the chIl- to use the system Moat dnvera hold on donatIOns may be made to the flooding to the old nollon that the brake pedal IS sponsored by arbor day dren are each given a seedlmg should be pumped lightly to aVOIdwheel friends of the Grosse POinte Coverage IS available Losses from water seepage, foundatIOn In cooperatIOn With that they can plant lode up WhIle thIS braklOg strategy Library, 10 Kercheval, Grosse through a federal program, sewer backup, or hydrostatic applies to StoPPlOg cara not eqUIpped the USDA Forest SerVIce and ThiS year students wII! however, only about 10 percent pressure are covered only WIth ABS, It only serves to defeat the Pomte Farms, Mlch , 48236 braklOg ab'lIty of ABS-eqUlpped cara the NatIOnal ASSOCiatIOn of receive a service berry tree, To make ABS work, It IS necessary to State Foresters MartIn said It's a smaller tree apply heavy preasurn on the break pedal and keep It apphed The 'Ib become a Tree City USA, that grows to a height of pulsallons that may be felt In the brake a commumty must have: a tree pedal are only an lndJcatJOn that the between 15 and 20 feet, IS ABS ,. workIng To keep ABS on, board or department, a city resIstant to many diseases and dnvers must .stomp. on the brake tree ordmance, a comprehen- blooms With white flowers m pedal and hold the pressure sive commumty forestry pro- the sprmg You don't need to pump your brakes to get theIr full advantage If your car has gram and an Arbor Day obser. "It's Important to have a ABS brakes At RINKE TOYOTA we vance variety of dltTerent trees In the wdl set up maintenance for four car 8S part of the seTVlce we prOVide for our ''Trees make a world of dif- city," said MartIn 'That way cu.lamer! Our servlte department HI ference In our commumtIes," we can aVOId a repeat of what one of the most mode rn and complete In the area Call 758 2000 or VISIt us at said John Rosenow, president happened when Dutch elm dIS- 25420 Van Dyke todayl Ask about our of the arbor day foundatIOn preVIously OWlled cara you'l ilke what ease first came to the Woods, )OU Reel <4frees have long been recog- when the city had to remove a LFINANClALf~ nIzed for the beauty and value large number of trees" FRANCES TWIDDY, CFP & ASSOClATfS they lend to our homes, neigh. The Woods also trIms trees, Reglslered Inveslment AdVIsor borhoods, parks and bUSiness said city forester Joe Shock John C Brooks. J C Brooks. Agents fee.Based AdvIsory ServiCes Mark C Brooks. Kelley Brady Acct Execs areas At the same time, those Last year about 1,200 trees Rehremenl • Inveslment Planning 19921 E 12 Mile Road all-94 trees conserve energy, help were trImmed by the cIty In 773.7782 (810) 777-8686 clean the air, protect rivers and addItion to trImming, the city 22811 Mack Ave SUite i10. SC S streams, and prOVide a home planted about 100 trees last r-roVOTAQUAUrv-, for WIldlife m our towns and fall, and WII!plant an addItIOn. ~jjJ." I Cities " al 31 trees thiS sprIng IOil, Filter & ThIS year members of the "An effectIVe community I Lube I Woods CommunIty Tree forestry program IS an ongoing ANNE E. JACKSON, PHD ]P)~][N If JE I •In .. ••• t • I 1 Jt 1oW_ ... , • ..... • •• IF , • ~ •••• £. L...... ~'1I=_"I__ """"''''I!II; .. I I I March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 23A JhqJI WE.REt • r'Jr.q 9 S rtFllf.-'rtr 1111 1I..-J1l) -IT -,po\. OUTDOINGnnt I. l);"lLI H.,O ..-bon I H!..lI1~"1 HIM!. . 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I . , •• • , . NINE MILEJ CI> I~ I~ • I I > AWARD I~ <{ • ~"'" ~ u WINNING , , «l • I I . ~ :E SERVICE CENTER • . 9MI Rd • .,.. ., . I • . • • • • (1 M, E of 1-94) 'I .. • I - ., . . I • • t • • • .. . .. :111 • • 1 1 I = - -.- - = - = lei i • ""'""'" =~= == l I Section B Churches 4B March 28, 1996 Entertainment 8B Grosse Pointe News Features Dominican Literacy Center helps adults learn three Rs By Margie Reins Smith tutors adults in basic readmg, Wrlt- ma He's married, has a young son. and writmg, get confidence and she's at the fifth grade level." Features Editor mg, speakmg, listening and mathe- He earns good money workmg on the Improve their lives, Schoenlem said Many students have learnmg dis- Fr,mk, 80, a retlred auto worker matlcs skIlls assembly line at an automotive sup- "It's not an easy task The rewards abilitieS, Schwartz said. \\JS devastated when hiS wlfe died' "Frank's wlfe took care of theIr ply company, said Grosse Pointer are great, but they all have setbacks "For some, English is a second lan- They had been best frlends, lovmg banking After she died, he had to Jean Schwartz, another DLC volun- too " guage," said Martha Fordon, a marned couple and thev had 8U(,('(>",,-p!'y I-}i~ bm~ wlth m0"ey oro(>r" tE'f'r tutor ('uIT(>ntlv about 100 stud(>nt" Grosse Pointe volunteer tutor "Some fully raised three children They because he couldn't Sign a check," "Karl ISsweetnes!:opersonified attend tutormg sessIOns several havE'n't learned basic readmg skills helped each other through good and Kotz said He's a kind, gentle person," she said times a week Tutormg takes place because they moved a lot when they bad tlmes ''The bank referred Frank to us," "He's wIllmg to work and wants to Monday through Thursday dUring were chlldren. Every situation IS dIf- Frank's Wifealso prOVideda vital sald Sister Marie Schoenlem, direc- learn fils goal was to be able to read the daytime and Monday and ferent" Ilnk for hlm to a mysterIOUSand baf- tor of the center. nursery stories to hiS 3-year-old Wednesday evemngs "It takes courage to come here and flmg world Frank and a volunteer tutor daughter" "Many of our students hold Jobs, admit you can't read," said Ray Frank couldn't read or write worked one-on-one tWicea week at Schwartz worked several evenmgs sometimes two or three Jobs," Decrane, a retIred pharmaCist from "She would read mstructlOns to the DLC for about 2 1/2 years, a week in the basement rooms of the Schoenlem said "Evemng sessIOns Grosse Pointe who is a volunteer hIm about thmgs he needed to know Schoenlem said "He became inde- Domlmcan High School complex With are well-attended." tutor. at work He would memorize them" pendent when he could read at the Karl He was eventually able to read Students and theIr tutors meet m "I always said that when I retired, said Grosse Pomter Dorothy Kotz 'a thlrd-grade level He was so grate- "PmnochlO" to hiS daughter. a large, cheerful classroom m the I wanted to teach people to read. And volunteer with the DommlCan ' ful" The Domlmcan Literacy Center IS basement of the complex Each pair wouldn't you know it," he said, with Literacy Center, a local program that Karl, 31, has a high school diplo- located next to Dommlcan High Sits at a table for two armed with a smIle, "I always get paIred up with School on DetrOIt's textbooks, workbooks, penclls, paper people who need to learn math. We east Side. It opened and a dictIOnary. Each tutor devotes start with fractions, then percent. in August 1989 with hiS or her entIre attention to the stu- ages, then algebra and even some the purpose of help- dent. Private rooms are avaIlable to basic geometry. ing some of the more students who request them "It amazes me to see how many than 800,000 adults Mid-session, students and tutors people come here who have high in MiChigan who take a 15-mmute break In the adjOin- school degrees. Even then, I often have problems with ing kitchen for coffee and doughnuts. have to start with 2 plus 2 equals 4," fundamental reading, Many of the nearly 100 adult stu- he sald ''It's a great satisfaction wrltmg and math dents who come to the center for when they understand - when the skIlls. tutormg are in extremely low-paying light goes on." The center adopted jobs, Kotz said, "so they're forced to The DLC's mission includes a dec- a one-on-one tutorial hold two or even three jobs Time is laration of respect for the dignity of approach Many peo- always tight TransportatIOn ISoften each person and a dedication to offer- ple who have not a problem as well." ing each student the skills needed to learned to read have "Many of our students are accus- meet life's challenges with confi- difficulties in group tomed to !lvmg from crisis to crisIs," dence. situations, Schoenlein said. ''They're highly Some funding comes from local Schoenlein explained. motivated, poSitive people who have organizations, like KIwanis clubs. At first, most vol- learned how to deal With problems Some textbooks and supplies are unteers were former "One couple, a husband and wife, donated. Dawn Donuts provides teachers, but teach- while they were commg here, had to refreshments. The tutoring is essen- ing backgrounds contend With two break-ms at home, tially free, although students are have never been a two cars were stolen, their daughter asked to pay a $5 registration fee. requirement. Most of got pregnant and moved back home "Money is never a deterrent," said the current volun- with her chlld and the husband had Sister Marlene Lieder, coordinator of PbclobyMargleRehwSmltb teers have no previ- a serious automoblle accident." the program. In the front row, from left, are Sister row, from left, are Ray Decrane and Mar. ous teaching experi- Schwartz spoke With admiration Schoenlein said the Dominican Marlene Leider, coordinator of the guerite Rooney. All are Grosse Pointers. ence. They l;'ttend a about one of her students, Susan, Literacy Center always needs more Dominican Literacy Center; Sister Pat Not shown are Ed AllardJce Bob and 14-hour senes of who has been coming to the center tutors. "There are plenty of students Glaab, assistant coordinator; and Sister Mary Ann B~, Jane Dwaihy, Mary Ham- workshops in the for about five years out there. We have a waiting list." Marie Schoenlein, director of the 7-year. mel, Nancy Mayer, Nick Piccione, Molly Laub~ch method of "She gets up at 4 am; works a full A new training session for tutors old program that teaches reading, writ- Rentz, Cherie Rice, Mike Saari. Patrice tutonng. eight-hour day; goes home about 3 will be held at the beginning of June. ing and math to adults. TickDor,Ed Wolski, Christine Alcantara, Volunteers are just p.m., then comes here four days a Anyone mterested in volunteering or In the second row, from left, are vol- Elizabeth Ferguson, Martha Fonlon, people who want to week," she said 'When she started, donating books or supplies should unteers Mary Jane Barthel. Dawn Baker. Rose Heinrichs Arlene Huck Nick help others learn she couldn't write anything except call (313) 882-4853. Mary Callahan, Judy Wagner, Dorothy Nahat, Mary NOrttJ.CU", Margy p~ baslc skills of reading her name She's also dysleXIC.Now Kotz and Jean Schwartz. In the back Mary Peterson and Joanne Stafford. II \ In celebration of Doctors I Day SaturdaYI March 30 We salute the over 400 skilled and caring Private Practice Physicians and Henry Ford Medical Group Physicians who are dedicated to the gentle art of healing at Henry Ford Cottage Hospital Bring your precious fur to "acobson's .nd we'll store it In our temper.ture-controlled v.ult until f.lI. Also, take .dvantage of our other services which Include repairing, Henry Ford Cottage Hospital - Grosse POinte Farms cleaning, combing, brushing and gl.zing .... 11performed Henry Ford Family Pracoce Centers - St Clair Shores & New Baltimore by our experienced profession.' furriers. Henry Ford Continuing Care Centers. Harper Woods & Roseville Henry Ford Medical Center Pierson Chnic - Grosse Pomte Farms Henry Ford Eye Care SC£Vlces- Grosse Pointe Park Henry Ford Medical Center - RoseVille Jacobson's Henry Ford Home Health Carl' Grosse POlnte's Ovvn for Over 50 Years 17000 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE PO'NTE MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY 9 30 AM TO 6 PM THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 9 30 AM TO 9 PM SUNDAY NOON TO 5 PM PHONE 882 7000 • FAX 882 8948 -. r.... '"''''...... _ -.ua:::--...-----_------. , , - 28 March 28, 1996 En ements Grosse Pointe News ology She works at Da Evans earned a bachelor of Petzold- Edoardo restaurant sCIence degree and a busmess Meetings KolinskI graduated from degree from the UnIversity of G.P. Camera Club WIll present hiS boxed wme and Crane Northwood UniversIty wIth d Denver. He IS a student at the The Gros<;e Pomte Camera cheese party bachelor of business adminIS- UnIversIty of Denver, where he Club will meet at 7 p.m Smgles and couples who tratIOn degree In hotel rest au- IS workmg on an MBA Thesday, Apfll 2, at Brownell enJoy skung and soclahzmg are ! dnt management and market- Middle School m Room C-ll for welcome For more mforma- mg He I" general manager of a monochrome and color prmt tlOn, call DICk at (810) 791- Servlco Hotel & Resort Corp Vandermark- competItion and plCtoflal and 7160 ndture slide competition Van Lopiccolo VISitors are welcome Call Fox Creek Questers (313) 824-9064 The Fox Creek chapter of " Gampelaere- Mrs Lmda Parnell of the Questers WIll meet at 12'30 City of Grosse Pomte has G.P. Woman's Club p m Thursday, AprIL 4, at the Newfer announced the engagement of The Grosse Pomte Woman's home of Cathy Waters Co- her daughter, Trlcla Lynn Club WIll meet for lunch and hostess IS Nancy BIerley Vandermark, tn James \1r :lJ1C Mrs R:::)':r.an.d V:m bl iJ~., d~ 11 30 d III N :mcy Pacltto WI!! present Gampelaere of Grosse POinte NIcholas Lopiccolo, son of Mr Wednesday, Apnl 3, at the "Lmen and Lace and Lots of Park have announced the and Mrs NIcholas LoPIccolo of Grosse POlnte War Memonal Love" engagement of theIr daughter, Rochester HIlls Vandermark IS ReservatIOns are necessary, Nancy MarIe Van Gampelaere, Lisa Monique Roth and Dr. "l.lso the daughter of the late With no cancellatIOns allowed National Farm and to Mark Albert Newfer, son of Jaime J. Perozo Lawrence George Vandermark after Saturday, March 30 Barbara Newfer of RosevIlle A June weddmg IS planned Garden Association Umverslty of Oregon and a Call Lorrame Broomham at The Grosse Pomte Shores and the late Charles Newfer A Vandermark graduated from (313) 296-5550 May wedding is planned juns doctor degree from the Western MIChigan UnIversIty branch of the NatIOnal Farm Catherine Midgley Petzold DetrOIt College of Law She IS van Gampelaere graduated WIth degrees In polItIcal sel- and Garden Association WIll and Michael Sweeney an assIstant cIty attorney for Windmill Pointe tram Macomb CommunIty enr.t" and m crimmal Justice hold its Apfll meetmg at the Crane the Seattle Law Department. College She IS a police officer Garden Club home of Irene Blatchford Perozo IS a foreign language Mr and Mrs Wilham August with the Wayne County The WindmIll Pomte Garden AsSOCIate hostesses are Doris Petzold of Grosse Pomte Woods Sheriff's Department and SOCIOlogy professor at Club WIll meet at 11 30 a m. Gardner, Becky Johnson and have announced the engag~ Newfer attended Macomb Seattle Umverslty and dIrector Wednesday, AprIl 3, at the Jean Dlckmson of the Latin Amencan Studies ment of theIr daughter Community College He IS a home of Mrs Murray Thomas. The program WIll be about Catherine Midgley Petzold, t~ program The program WIll be ''For the shade gardenmg, presented by MIChael Sweeney Crane, son of Love of Ins," presented by Ann James Dolega of MIchigan Mr and Mrs. C. Howard Crane Clem State University II of Grosse Pomte Farms A Daniel- June weddmg is planned. G.P. Ski Club G.P. Rose Society Petzold graduated from Evans The Grosse Pomte SkI Club The Grosse Pointe Rose Stanford University WIth a WIll meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Society WIll meet at 7 30 p m Mr. and Mrs DaVId C. bachelor of arts degree in psy- April 3, at the Grosse Pomte Wednesday, AprIl 10, at the DanIel of FaIrfax, Va, have chology and economics She is a War Memorial for ItS annual Neighborhood Club Ann announced the engagement (of travel consultant for Mantz electIOn of officers and appoint- Gualdoni WIll present a walk in their daughter, Doreen G. Travel Co. ment of committee members her garden (by way of a VIdeo Daniel, to Edward S Evans IV, Crane earned a bachelor of Bob and TerrI StIeber are tape) and will discuss how to son of Mr and Mrs Edward S. Tricfa Lynn Vandermark arts degree from Spring Hill chaIrmen of the nommations maintain a healthy, productive Evans III of Grosse Pointe and James Nicholas College. He is working m com- commIttee. George Peterson rose garden mercial real estate for Farms A June weddmg is Lopiccolo Compass Management and planned Daniel earned a bachelor's Leasing in ChIcago. She attends the AmerIcan degree m bUSiness admInistra- Institute for Paralegal Studies tion m informatIOn systems at Lopiccolo attends Walsh Radford UnIversity She works College He IS an accountant Barbieri- for MCI as a systems analyst Celebrate S~ring Nancy Marie Van Kolinski Gampelaere and Mark Albert Newfer ) Mr: and Mrs. Edward The Barbieri Jr. of Grosse Pointe YOU CAN ,V Easter-Egg Farms have announced the machimst WIth HandL Thol Co ADVERTISE Bouquet:. engagement of their daughter, A ceramic Easter Ann Frances Barbieri, to Brian TOO! Egg, Peter L. Kolmski, son ofMr and Mrs. Roth- "..d,l;F Cotton-Tail Gerald Kolmski of Petoskey. CALL 882-3500 ~ wouldbe proud of. filled An April wedding is planned. To Reserve Perozo wrth Fresh ~arbleri graduated from Display AdvertiSing Space Wayne State UniversIty WIth a Spring flowers Mr. and Mrs Ralph Roth of By 2'CXJ p m Fnday bachelor of arts degree In SOCI- Grosse Pointe Woods have 251.515 announced the engagement of (Not eel egrephed) their daughter, Lisa Momque Roth, to Dr Jaime J. Perozo, son of Sofia Camacho of Cablmas, Venezuela, and the late Dr. JaIme J. Perozo. An Celebrating our 50toh year August weddIng is planned. Roth earned a bachelor of arts degree from the ;~~;:::;~~r:::;e;o~~te.e", 881-5550 9830 Conner, Detroit ~ li~" 527-7550 PATRICIA A HEFTLER, A C S W (1-BCXJ-272-5270] FTlJ NURSING HOME IS Pleased to Announce the Opening of the New Offices 8045 EAST JEFFERSON Lilies stoertoing at: $15.00 CONNER ELDER CAKE OPTIONS DETROIT, MICH. 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I March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 National Library Week is April 14-21 - read on • • • The Grosse Pomte Publlc Library will celebrate table) NatIOnal Library Week AprIl The MIChigan Humane 14-21 A bunch of lIbrary-relat- SocIety IS a private, nonprofit ed events are on the agendd organizatIOn dedIcated to ~erv- Jimmy Schmidt, chef dnd mg animals ~mcp 1877 It owner of the Rattlesnake Club operates three full-service and the Farms' Chianti Villa shelters dnd chantable anImal Lago, WIll talk about hIs cook. hospitals m the DetrOIt area book, "Heart Healthy Cookmg Among the Grosse Pomters for All Sea~on~," "I 7 30 p m on the host commIttee Mr. 'fuesday, April 16 at the cen- and Mrs. Paul D. Alandt, tral library AdmissIOn IS free, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas but seatmg IS limited Schoenith and Jeannette A. RegistratIOns are appreciated Szulec. Call (313) 343-2076 Tickets for the Bow Wow The SIXth annual Read brunch are $125 a person Aloud will feature local ReservatIOns are reqUIred by celebrities readmg from their Fnday, AprIl 5 Call Mary favorite children's claSSICsto- Mueting at (810) 852-7420 . nes on Wednesday, Apnl 17 Park, Central and Woods VNA benefit: The readmg tImes are 10 am, Visltmg Nurse AsSOCIatIOn 10 30 am, 11 am, 2 p m and raised more than $3,000 to 2'30 p m AdmiSSion IS free support VNA HospIce, a spe- clahzed service that prOVIdes Wil Clay, children's Illustra- tor, Will talk about his Illustra- phYSICal, emotIOnal, SOCIaland tIOns and tell stories to read- spiritual support for people ers of all ages at 4 p m who are terminally Ill. The Wednesday, April 17 at the funds were raised at a benefit central hbrary Seatmg IS hm. performance featuring blues Ited, so call ahead to register artIst Robert Jones, held at (313) 343.2076 recently at The WhItney "Evemng With the Clas~HCS" Celebrity waiters restaurant in DetrOIt. Jones is will feature a performance by The Michigan affiliate of the American Diabetes producer and host of "Blues the Purple Valley Strmg Association will hold its fourth annual Celebrity from the Lowlands" heard on Photo by MaJgle ReIm Smith Quartet and guest readmg Waiters Dinner on Saturday, March 30, at the WDET-FM Detroit artist speaks from the works of Jane Atheneum Hotel's International Banquet and Confer- , Austen. Agam, seatmg IS ence Center in downtown Detroit. Bazaar alert: Grosse skimpy. Call (313) 343-2076 to The event will feature waiters who are civic, busi- Pointe North HIgh School's at War Memorial reserve a spot. ness and professional leaders of the community. And Parents' Club IS looking for 'Trash or Treasure?" Will instead of simply serving the salads, the waiters will vendors with umque, quahty, Patricia Hill Burnett, Detroit artist/feminist/for- feature 'lbm Nicely dls- sing, dance or offer their own unique brand of "enter- handmade crafts to sell at its mer beauty pageant winner, signed copies of her .... cussmg how to value old and tainment" in return for "tips" which will, of course, annual Christmas Bazaar on book, "True Colors,.. at the Grosse Pointe WarMemo- • rare books Guests are encour- go to the ADA. Nov. 16. For more informatIOn, rial March 21. She's shown with luncheon guest aged to brmg two books for an The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with a reception call Sue Guillaumin at (313) Sandy Beard, at the left. informal appraIsal Library and silent auction of items like a sailboat cruise, a 885-5648 Burnett talked about her experience growing up in offiCIals say thIS IS a popular one-year car lease, tickets to sporting events and a society that valued women for their appearances program, so make a reserva. original art. Motown celebration: and submissiveness; her participation in the early tIon ASAP Agam, call (313) Kathleen M. Burgess, left, and Nanci M. Bolton, The Motown Hlstoncal years of the women's movement; her career as a por- 343.2076 both Grosse Pointers, are chairmen of the event and Museum Will hold ItS thIrd trait artist; and her experiences as a traveler, speak- will be waiters at the benefit. annual "2648 GRAND" cele- er, and promoter of equal rights for women. Bow Wow Brunch: Other celebrity waiters CromGrossePointe are Lisa bratIOn from 7 p m to mid. "Being a feminist has become declasse," she said. • The MIChIgan Humane SocIety Adams, Cheryl and Sloane Barbour, WilliamBurgess, mght Saturday, March 30, at "But I'm proud to be a feminist. The battle has bare- will hold its seventh annual Davida Kruger, Paula Leto and Steven Nadeau. the Roostertall. ly started. All women want is equality. We're a lot The evenmg's entertainment Bow Wow champagne brunch The champagne reception better off than we were, but we have not reached our The event WIll feature the - a benefit for the more than and gourmet brunch WIll run WIll Include live performances goal." music of the SImone Vitale 85,000 homeless and Injured from noon to 3 30 p m at the by the Contours and the Band and speCIal appearances Tickets are $150 a person • animals cared for by the SOCI- Rltz.Carlton Dearborn The Velvelettes, as well as food mformatlOn or tIckets, call by MHS canine celebritIes Proceeds WIll benefit the ety each year - on Sunday, master of ceremomes will be and dancing to Motown Oneika Mobley at (313) 875- (whIch the paYIng guests are Motown HIstorical Museum's Apnl 14. Joel Alexander ofWJR-AM sounds 9400 Weddings encouraged to feed under the educatIOnal program. For - MargIe ReIns Smith QUANTUM WAVE Gram-Davis Mermoff of Haworth of sCience degree In economics The bnde graduated from from Northeastern University just $50.00 Carol Frances Gram, daugh- the Umversity of Texas WIth a He IS a sales manager WIth ter of H James Gram and bachelor of arts degree m the Vintage Sellers, a wme dIviSIOn Includes perm, hair cut, stylmg and Nancy WJlliams Gram of liberal arts honors program. of Charmer Industnes Grosse Pointe Farms and the She IS a television and film set complimentary fermodyl. late Margaret Edwards Gram, decorator The couple traveled to You'll also recetve a complImentary marrted Gregory DaVIS, son of MeXICO They live in New York 80z Paul Mitchell Dr and Mrs. Frank DaVIS of The groom earned a bachelor City. shampoo to take home , Owing MJlls, Md., on Feb 3, I 1996, at the Green Spring Offer ExpIres 04130196 : Valley Hunt Club in Owing I MIlls. Jon's on the Hill r The Rev. Robert Lawrence 131 Kercheval 886-3730 • officiated at the ceremony, : which was followed by a recep- tIOn at the club Franklin Terrace Senior Apartments are family owned and The newlyweds live m Owmg as ''founders o/the industry" ~ewi.tli • Mills we know what you want in senior living! , PERSONAL AnENTlON 'STUDIO OR 1 & 2 BEDROOM Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hale • FAlIllY ATMOSPHERE • 24 HR EMERGENCY 1I0NITOfllNG fttnuS factory Morris • LUXURIOUS AHD AFFORDABLE • HOUSEKEEJltNG SERVICES • ElEGANT DINING ROOM , UNEN SERVICE tulle veil With a sJlk rose • TWO MEALS DAllY 'AU. unLJTIES INCLUDED crown She earned a bouquet of • DAILY SOCIAL ACnvrn ES • DN-S/TE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL • Aerobic Exercise Classes cream and whIte roses and 'SCHEDULED TRANSPORTATION 'SENOR OlfT-REACH CUNIC orchIds [email protected],Ni'triu:tli~i')ali4jt".,.i:tlt.,ij4,ii4U.i;iij4;NfIj#-i Call MIchelle today to find out about our eXClIIng SPRING CLASS SCHEDULE Flower girls were Lauren move-In ~peclal~and make your re~ervatlon for a ~~~ comphmentary luncheon tour , • GROSSE POINTE Jones of Austm, Texas, and Sponsored Bv: Grosse POinte CommUOItv EducatIOn Leshe MermofT of Haworth .$~~ FRANKLIN TERRACE APARTMENTS (RegIster through Grosse POinte Adult Ed - 343 2178) 1 day per wi< 1$34 2 days/$4'l Unhmltedl$60 They wore black velvet dresses ':firranklin GracIous SenIOr LlVmR WIth whIte lace trIm and wore Non ReSIdent Fee $300 26962 FRANKLIN ROAD Rrchard School floral wreaths of cream and C'Jn, ~ \!.J.,.errac.e l..:.I SOUTHFIELD (176 McKinley near Kercheval) 8 v.eeks whIte roses on theIr heads. ~l--= eOU"L~OUS"IG TrTH 6 00 P M Hlllow Impact Apnl 16 P Chasteen ~ O.PO.TuNlTV (810) 358-0212 Barnes Elementary (20090 MomlngsPde S 01 Vernier) 8 weeks Rmgbearers were Damel • MlW/F 9 00 A M Hl!low Impact Apnl 15 P Chasteen Jones of Austm and Andrew • BabYSItting available call313882-3038 Payable In FUll at first class non refundable $1 50 per chIld per class Maler School (740 CadIeux) 8 weeks MIW 6 30 P M Hl!low Impact Apnl 15 J BenacqulSto : Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Davis 4 • DETROIT & DOWNTOWN Weston Hotel (RenaISsance Cenler Health Club 5688441) 10 weeks (Showers & Lockers available) 1 day per wk 1$40 2 daysl$6O ;Weinberg- MIW 445 PM HIlL ow Impact March 25 K Prcano TrTH 630 AM Hl!low Impact March 26 S Green One DetrOIt Center ~Morris (500 Woodward Ave 964 3827) 10 weeks 1 day per wk $40 : Shirley Karen Weinberg, 2 days!$60 TrTH 515 PM Hlllow Impact March 26 K PlCano : daughter of Mr and Mrs Alex ~ : Wemberg of Sarasota, Fla, ; mamed Stuart Hale Moms, ~ 810.353.2885 800.285.6968. : son ofMr and Mrs Charles W • Morns Jr of Grosse Pomte : Farms, on Nov 25, 1995, m .; Haworth, N J We answer more :• The receptIOn, held Immedl- • ately after the 4 p m ceremony, Ihan the phone : mcluded a dmner at the home of LeIgh and Charles MermolT, W~en you ca I the Muscular Dystrophy Assoc,allOn THE VOICE OF HOPE you gel answer~ We respond '0 quesllons aboul Ithe groom's SIster and brother- neuromuscular disease every day - frOrrl 1-800-m-1717 , m-Iaw symploms 10 research advances 10 support : The bride wore an IVOry SIlk seMCes and Ihe MDA clinIC nearest you : charmeuse gown and an IVOry MaR Make the ~all Our lifeline 1$ loll 'fee MUSClJIar 0ysIr0phy AssooabOn 48 March 28, 1996 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner First English plans special Questions God meant us to be and do that which God would have us do Perhaps if we once agam enViSIOn ourselves, which IS the services for Holy Week By the Rev. Ronald Corl church m our varIOus traditions, umted together as one great FIrst English Evangelical at 1 and 7 30 pm, 'The Seven Lutheran Church Will afTer a Last Words From the Cross" RedeemerD . United Methodist Church body of ChrIst, workmg With God's other chIldren mother rell. f, 11 urmg thIs season of Lent, I have been askmg myself the glOus traditIOns, we Will be what God created us to be and do specIal worship servIce at 8 30 WIll be the tOPIC o OWIng questIOns what God has called us to do and 11 a m Palm Sunday, On Ea~ter Sunday, April 7, • What IS the VISIOnthat I~ bIg enough and rea!l"tlc enough Then each congregatlOn and each mdlvldual Will be workmg March 31 "The ResurrectIOn of Our Lord" to capture the heart, wIll, and energy of all of us m the church? WIth God for the life and well.bemg and spirItual development On Maundy Thur"day, AprIl I;' the center of the sunrise ser. • What IS It that wIll ul1lte u<; m a common effort to reach of all God's people who are created In God's Image Then per- 4, at 7 30 pm, the subject Will vice at 7 am, festival WOrshIp all those who are searchmg for !lfe'" fulfillment? haps, the JlrotectlOn of one's own turf, or Ideas, or buIldings, be 'The Last Supper," With IS at 11 a m Both services WIll • What IS the one thmg that we ChrI"tlans need to do to and the quarrelmg among ourselves WIll decrease and God's Holy CommunIOn offer Holy CommunIon greatly Increase God's kIngdom here on earth? kmgdom here on Earth WIll mcrease On FrIday, April 5, "The Breakfa;,t Will be served • ¥.rt1at .s .t that WUI pUll u" ay. ay Irum uur m~tltutlOnal Tho"", of u" whu lidV"" Will gladly ~nare With those Who have CrJclfiA10::''' \\ t!~ b~ cc1cbr.1tcd b,-~ ,\~,",r, .:;cr.1CC3 and indIVIdual SUrYlval mentahtles to help all people know not ThIS mcludes our money and the "Good News" of God con- QQd and Jesus ChrIst whom God has sent? tained m sCrIpture and the life and teachmgs of Jesus Then Good Friday walk includes cross P~rhaps If we look at !lfe as God does, seeIng the needs of all many others WIll know that God IS With us, God loves us and God s people and not Just our own, these questIOns can be God forgIves us An ecumenIcal group wIll slOnally to reflect on the suffer- answered If we can remember that God loves all the same and They Will know the Easter story that when we dIe we don't carry a wooden cross along the 109 of the community and to that Jesus has commanded us to love one another as he loves stay dead, but rIse agam Into God's eternal glory. And togeth.. SIdewalks of DetrOit and pray for heal 109 and Justice. us, to be compassIOnate as God IS compassIOnate and to teach er we wlll pray "GracIous God, thy Will be done on Earth as it Grosse Pomte Park on Good The Way of the Cross in the others all that God m Jesus has tauo-ht us is in heaven, for thme is the kmgdom, power and glory, forev. Friday, Aprll 5 Streets takes about an hour Fmally, if we remember that God ~11l aId us, work WIth us er" BegInnmg at 3 30 p m at St and IS sponsored by several and empower us WIth hIS Holy SPIrIt, we WIll be the church HallelllJ ah I Columba's EpIscopal Church DetrOit and Grosse Pointe the processIOn Will pause occa- churches ,~--~~-:~ Redeemer United THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Methodist Church SUNDAY IS. 0571Venuer Just W of 1-94 wo SriP SERVICES Harper Woods 884.2035 "Reality" GROSSE.' (1 IO 30 a m Worship First Church of Christ, POINTE Grosse Pomte Umtanan First English Ev, Lutheran Church 9 15 Sunday BIble School Church t Scientist UNITED !J£ist:oric VernierRd atWedgewoodDr GRACE UNITED CHURCH "He Couldn't Manage It" .t-- GrossePomleWoods ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST Grosse Pointe Farms, Mariners' 884-5040 1030 a m Service & Church School 8 30 a m & II ()() am Worship ArnUATFD WITH lliE UCC AND ABC . , •• Kercheval at Lakepolflle 282 Chalfonte Ave. Cfiurcfi 17150 MAUMEE 9 45 a m SundaySchool CDGrossePOlDtePark !l22-3823 240 OiALFONTE AT LOTHROP J'tntt 1842 881-D420 Dr WallerA Schmidt,Pastor Sunday. Worslup 10 30a m 4 blocks West of Moross Rev John Corrado. Minister Tuesday. Thrift Shop 1030- 3 30 884.30i5 Re\ BartonL Beebe.AssoclalePastor Wednesday- Sunday 10 30 a.m. Anglican Independent AmazmgGraceSernors II - 3 ()() Sunday School 10'30 a m "Riding On ADonkey" All Faiths Welcome The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church COMEJOIN US Wednesday 7.30 p.m 10-00 A.M FAMILY WORSHIP The 1928 Book of Common Prayer Establtshed 1865 The Presbytenan Church (USA) 1. ~ .~ Grosse Pomte ALL ARE WELCOME (CRIB ROOM AVAlLAlll..E) Palm/Passion Sunday ':J "ii' 1'i WOODS 10-00 A.M CHuRCHSCHOOl HOLY WEEK AND EASTER DAY PRESBYTERIAN Rev E.A. Bray. Pastor PALM SUNDAY THE REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching '-1 :...~ CHRIST March31 e 30 and 11 00 am Church EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe The Holy Commumon Withthe Blessing and 9 00 WorshIp 10 00 EducatIOn for All 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vem ler) d,slnbubon 01Palms and lhe ResponSIVe II 00 WorshIp 8 45-12 15 Cnbrroddler Care UNITED Read,ng 01the Gospel 01the Day 9'00 a.m. Contemporary CHURCH METHODIST MAUNDY THURSDAY HOLY WEEK Worslup Saturday, Marcb 30 Apnl41210pm CHURCH The HoIy Commumon In commemorabon of the Maundy Thursday Dmner 6 00 P m 530 Pm Holy Euchanst first Lord's S1Jpper TaJzeWorship & Communion 7 00 P m 10:00 a m. Education A Fnendly Church for All Ages Sunday, Marcb 31 Good Friday .7 30 a m EcumenIcal Men's Breakfast for all ages 211 Moross Rd. GOOD FRIDAY 800 am. Holy Euchanst ApnlS 12 Noon-3 00 p m Noon 3 pm Meditation In Sanctuary Grosse Pointe Farms 8 p m Tenebrae Service 915 am & Psalms The Slabons of the Cross and the 11:00a.m. Worslup PasSIon Play 886-2363 Good Fnday liturgy WIth choral muSlC Holy Saturday Vigil - 8 p m - Bapllsms & Communion throughout the Three Hours 7:00 p m. Lenten Program Holy Euchanst 1115am PIlSSIOlI Play & 9:00 a.m. &11:15 a.m Worshtp EASTERDAV 16 Lakeshore Drive, Grosse Pointe Farms 882-5330 10 15 a m Sunday School Apnl7 e 30 and 11 00 a m "Love: Why Is Loving So Hard" Mornmg Prayer The Easler Lrturgy Fesbval Choral Commun,on A STEPHEN MINISTRY and LOGOS Con ation 9'00 am .12 30 P m Supemsed NUISery at both S9Mces .It-THE UNITED We Invite You To Worship With Us Nursery Services Available Holy Week:April14 Manners'on HartPlazaat the Tunnel from 9:00 a.m. to Noon 7 00 am. Holy Euchanst ~I METHODIST CHURCH Free ParkJng Ford Garage At These Holy Week Services ... Enter at Woodward & Jefferson 61 Gross. Pointe Blvd. A STEPHEN MINISTRY ... The Rev. Richard W. Ingalls, Rector 886-4301 rI (313) 885-4841 and LOGOS Congregation ~ THE SUNDAY OF THE PASSION 313-25~22D6 Sunday, March 31,1996 CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH The Blessing of Palms and the Holy Eucharist 20338 Mack at Lochmoor G PW G."oS'S'ePointe 8 aptiS't Chu."ch Pastor, Randy S Boelter Pastor Timothy Holzerland at 10:15 a.m. PALM SUNDAY -4 Chriat Centered, Caring Church 8: 15 & 10.45 a.m. WorshIp HOLY MONDAY- HOLY WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Classes Committed toyouth and Communi!!! Mon~ay, April 1 - Wednesday April 3, 1996 MAUNDY THURSDAY Sunday School - 9 45 AM ServIce of the Word and Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. 11.15 a m and 7 30 p.m. WOrshIp Sunday '¥"o'l'S'h,p- II 00 AM GOOD FRIDAY '21.330 Mock Avenoe G'I'o~~e Po,ni:e WoocJ~ PasSIon Service lOOp m Tennebrae ServIce 7.30 p m. HE IS RISEN' EVERYONE WELCOME' Phone (313) 881-3343 Rev. Troy G. Waite St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pastor 20475 Sunningdale Park (near Mack and Vernier) Chalfonte & Lothrop, Grosse Pointe Farms Holy Week Services lliIIR~~uREETL~GS PALM SUNDAY 9'00 AM - WorshIp Wlth Commumon PAUL SUNDAY. 10.30 a m Palm ProcessIOnand Holy ST. JAMES 11 15 am. WorshIp With CommunIon Euchanst LUTHERAN CHURCH MAUNDY THURSDAY MAUNDY THURSDAY . 9 30 a m Holy Communion McMILLAN RO"O AT KERCHEVAL 1'00 pm & 7 00 P m .Worshlp Wlth Holy Commumon 7 30 p m Holy Euchanst With HODllly IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS GOOD FRIDAY GOOD FRIDAY . Noon. 1 30 p m StatIOns of the Cross and 1 00 p.m .. Jomt ServIce at St Paul WIth St James Good Fnday LIturgy 730 P m. - Tenebrae SerYlce Wlth reflectIOns on the seven last words of Jesus from the Cross 7 30 p m Stations of the Cross and St. Clare Parish Reserved Sacrament EASTER SUNDAY Invites You to Attend HOLY SATURDAY . 4 00 P m ChIldren's Semce . 9'00 & 11'15 am. WorshIp WIth Holy CommunIon HOLY WEEK SERVICES 10.00 a m - Breakfast FIrst Euchanst of Easter EASTER SUNDAY • 8 00 and 10 30 Choral Euchanst and Communal Penance Services Rev Fred Harms, Pastor Rev Colleen Kamke, Pastor Sermon (Nursery care at 1030 Semce) with Special Absolution Monda} April I. II 00 am Individual Confessions HOLY WEEK EASTER AT Saturday, March 30 2 30 to 3 30 P m & PALMSUNDAV Palms Blessed and Distributed at Masses ST. AMBROSE PARISH Saturday 4 00 P m Sunday 8 00 am. 9 10 a m and II 00 a m HOLY THlTRSDAY Celebration of the Lord'~ Supper WithWa,hmg of the Feet, 7 30 P m Thursday, April 4th -- HOLY THURSDAY Expositionof the Ble<;~ Sa.:rament"'lth Childrcp,Procc<;<;lon830- 10 00 p m MassoftheLord'sSupper-7:30p.m. GOOD FRIDAY Friday, April 5th -- GOOD FRIDAY Station, ot the erG<;, I2 00 noon Stations of the Cross - 12 noon Celebration of the Lmd', Pa~<;Ion,1 10 p m HOLY SATURDAY LlturgyoftheLord'sPassionandDeath-1 :30p.m. Bles<;mgof Food and Easter Egg Hunt, 12 00 noon (front church <;tep,) Saturday, April 6th -- HOLY SATURDAY Solemn Celebration of the Ea'iler Vigil with Adult Baptisms, 7:30 p.m. Blessing of EasterFoods- 12 noon EASTER SUNDAY MASSF..s THEGREATEASTERVIGILMASS-7:30p.m. 8.00 a m Or/1anand Canlor 9 10 a m F-amily I Jlurgy Sunday, April 7th -- EASTER SUNDAY 1100 a m Formal ChOir Massat8:30a.m My SlrICeTe WI\h ror a HaJ'lfly I-..a'\.fc r \tIay ctK" Pc;t( l and Jo> or Our R llien SavIOr he 'WIlt! yoo Massat 11.15a.m Fr Joe VIl( (mlH.k 0"" St. Clare of Montefalco Catholic Church St Ambrose Cathohc Church ISlocated at 15020Hampton,GrossePomtePark, Mack Avenue at Whittier one block north of Jefferson andoneblock east of Alter (313)822.2814 Grosse Pointe Park (313) 885-4960 ---uc:- I March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 St. John's NICU has come a long way, baby Stopping smoking less likely By Dr. All Rabbani Special Wrrter If you've ever held a premature mfant m your hands, you know the overwhelmmg rush of emotIOns that one experi- if habit began in early years ences at such a moment - helplessne'ls, hope, a sense of the miraculous - all at once Adults who began smokmg the age when ,<,mokmgbegins and 16 were 1 6 times more The strongest predictor of With all the strides that modern me aVlngS• ... Create the perfect style when you shop and save at these stores in Pointe Plaza. All His Jenny Craig Now exclusively featuring the Rush Limbaugh Come in to Jenny Craig today for a Tie Collection for $39.99 each and fashion free consultation. 881-1040 designer neckwear from $14.99. Merle Norman Cosmetics Barnes &. Noble We have the total Merle Norman line of cosmetics Not sure of the size or color? Barnes & Noble and offer all nail and facial services. Distinctive Gift Certificates always fit. 884-5220 boutique gift items, too! 886-4100 Blockbuster Video MetroCell Security Make It A Blockbuster Night@882-2700 MetroCell Securit~ an authorized Ameritech dealer, offers a full line of cellular, paging, vehicle BoRics Haircare and home security products. Spring into savings with our gift sets for just $9.95. 886-0540 Mykonos Taverna Try our Greek and American specialties! We offer Buddy's Pizza a 10% Senior Citizen Discount from 2prn - 6pm Great pastas, sandwiches, salads and award daily: Under new ownership. 343-0500 winning deep dish pizza for 50 years. 884-7400 The Europa Market President Tuxedo Deli and specialty foods. Unique gift baskets Trust President Tuxedo to make your special made to order. Gourmet deli trays using quality occasion absolutely perfect. President Tuxedo, for meats and cheeses. Gourmet salads, taboule, the sake of appearances. 881-2520 hummus, etc. 884-2221 Rite Aid Pharmacy General Nutrition Center Prompt, friendly service you can count on. For Feeling good is the result of a healthy lifestyle. Your Life, Rite Aid's Got It! 885-1401 Feel it today with products from GNC. 881-4462 Sam Goody Gibb's World Wide Wines Goody's Got It! From modern rock and jazz to Purveyors of fine wines from around the world. country and classical, Sam Goody has the music An excellent selection of micro-brews and great you want at the prices you'll like. 881-8092 hand-rolled cigars. 886-0670 or 921-6581 Successories International Coffee Helps you realize your full potential with An exciting coffee experience. We specialize in products to promote personal and team espresso, cappuccino, and over 90 flavors of excellence. 882-7733 coffee beans. 886-0958 Winkelman's Jean's Boutique At Winkelman's ten pieces create 30 terrific looks We carry a wide assortment of wigs and hairpieces. averaging $10 an outfit. That's wardrobe fitness! Also featuring a full line of women's accessories. 882-0370 Open Man - Sat lOam - 9pm, Sun 12pm - Spm. 882-4559 POINTE PLAZA LOldted on the (Orner of Moross and Mack Avenues • (313) 884-7700 - / March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 "U-M studies women's Speakers How to protect your smile are available while you're pregnant Beaumont Hospital's medICalexperts WIllmake By Dr. George D. Wilbanks depending on the condItIOn of .,risks of osteoarthritis house calls to local com- PreSident, The American your teeth Cleamng IS Impor- mumty and CIVICgroups College of ObstetriCians and tant to remove plaque, the Gynecologists bUlld.up on teeth that increas- Youngand middle-aged over- and hip, X-rays of the hands to have knee osteoarthntis weight women with high bone Beaumont's speakers WIth all of the phYSICal es the risk of serIOUSgum diS- and knees, body mass mdex, compared With menstruating changes that take place durmg ease , density have an Increased rIsk age, blood pressure, phYSical bureau otTers more than women, ''but It IS hkely that pregnancy, the last thmg most When you VISItyour dentIst, '. of developing osteoarthrltls activity, smokmg and drlnkmg HRT Simply means that the 500 speakers from the • during mid-hfe, according to a hospital's medical and women thmk about IS theIr be sure to tell hlJI1or her that habits, hormone levels and women were older, and thus teeth Yet manv women exoerl- ~. stud~; by the tJru\-~t blty of hurmone replacement therapy. profcss~or;,al sttA.ff3 \\ ho yotl arf' pregt''ll1t more hkely to develop the ali- ence dental problems durmg Good oral hYgiene is also : Michigan School of Publlc The researchers found that. ment due to age-related fac- WIll diSCUSSa Wide range Health. of health-related tOPiCSfor pregnancy essential Brush and floss your • Factors assOCIated With tors," Sowers said Changes m hormonal levels teeth every day Be sure to Osteoarthritis is a major hand osteoarthritis Included commumty or CIVICgroup Moderate drmkmg during pregnancy can cause replace your toothbrush when chronic disease estimated to older age, being overweight, reduced the risk 'Women who meetIngs affiict one in 10 people at age The presentations are the gums to become swollen It gets worn - about every hIgher bone mineral density were moderate drmkers were and tender, a condition called three months 50 and one in two people at age and increased blood pressure. free for ciVICand service less I1kely to have hand gingivitiS. Although glnglVltls What you eat can also affect - 75. • Factors associated with osteoarthntls compared with groups, social clubs and "Our study supports what other non-profit organiza- Itself ISnot serious, it can lead the health of your teeth Avoid knee osteoarthritis Included both non-drinkers or heavy to more advanced gum disease researchers have suspected," knee injury, being overweight, tIOns sugary foods, particularly drmkers," Sowers said. involVIngthe bones that secure between meals. After meals, if - said MaryFran Sowers, U.M higher bone mineral density Injury contrIbuted to TopiCS Include female • epidemiologist and principal health concerns, such as the teeth you are unable to brush, eat an and Increased blood pressure. developing the ailment. Symptoms of this disease, apple or carrot or chew a stick investigator. "People with • Women With higher testos- pregnancy and Women With hand il'lJurles had called periodontitIs, include of sugarless gum to help clean - increased bone density are terone levels - associated 4.2 times the prevalence of menopause, general more susceptible to health tOpiCS, such as discoloration of the gums, gum your teeth Eat the foods good with more lean muscle mass - hand osteoarthntls while recessIOn and loosening of the osteoarthTltis The 'stiffer' were less likely to have hand weIght loss, high blood for you and your baby - dairy women with knee illJunes had teeth foods for calCIUmand fish and • bone does not deform or 'glve,' osteoarthritiS. 3 4 times the prevalence com- pressure, back care, heart and then bounce back, so the disease and cancer; young As an added dental flsk, grams for phosphorus. • Women In the upper quar- pared to women With no pregnant women are more articular cartIlage suffers more tile of systohc blood pressure adult Issues rangmg from Put off any optional treat- injuries likely to eat frequent small ments untll after your baby is wear and tear, which eventual. levels were at Significantly skin care to AIDS, con- • Smokers were at shghtly meals or to mdulge In sugary born It ISbest to aVOIddental Iy leads to osteoarthritis increased nsk of both hand less nsk of osteoarthntls cerns speCIfic to older adults such as arthrltls, snacks that Increase the X-rays whIle you are pregnant. Overweight women are at even and knee osteoarthritis The "Smokers may have less total chance for cavIties greater rIsk because they carry care glVlng, hearing disor- If you must have some dental reason for thiS is not currently body mass and would tend to To prevent the development a heavier load." known ders and memory tipS, work done, you should Walt have less bone denSity They of perIodontitiS and other den- until the second tnmester, The U-M study appears m • EstradIOl levels were not legal Issues such as hving also may have subtle dltTer- tal problems, pregnant women when your baby IS more devel- the January Issue of the related to either hand or knee Wills and patient rights, ences in hormone status or should be espeCially careful oped Talk over the plans WIth Amerlcan Journal of osteoarthritiS. EstradIOl is one msulm levels. Osteoarthntls and more. ;. EpidemIOlogy Many presentations about oral health Schedule an your doctor of the body's three major estro- may be the only dIsease for appointment With your dentist • The researchers collected a mclude shde shows, over- In short, don't Ignore your gens which smokIng IS a protective before becommg pregnant, If range of data on 573 women head prOJections,Videosor teeth Just because other eXCIt- Women on hormone factor," Sowers noted pOSSible,and have any neces. ing changes are takmg place in ages 20-40, including bone replacement therapy ~ Jane Ann Ottaway Hunter Allen Wykes t: Dow Troy James Merriman Steve and Knstm \\}'kes of Steve and Sue Memman of j Mr. and Mrs Thomas A Dow Grosse Pomte Woods are the , of Grosse Pointe Farms are the Grosse POinte Woods are the parents of a son, Hunter Allen parents of a son, Troy James parents of a daughter, Jane Wykes, born Feb 2, 1996 Merriman, born Feb. 26, 1996 Ann Ottaway Dow, born Dec Maternal grandparents are 20, 1995. Maternal grandpar. Maternal grandparents are J, Jack and Dianne Allen of the ents are Zeb Kowalczyk and City of Grasse Pointe Paternal Jim and Sharon Haskell of . Danuta Kwaplszewska of grandparents are WIlbert and Grosse POinte Woods Paternal :: Poland. Paternal grandparents Barbara IrvIn of Farmington grandparents are Gary and . ' are Mr. and Mrs. Peter A Dow HlIls Great-grandmother IS Pat Denslow of Grand RapIds . • of Grosse Pomte Farms Beatnce Bmney of Warren Great-grandmother IS VirgmJa NofZiger of Wauseon, OhlO 51. John Physicians Are: Jo~ephc.Evola]D,D1 • Dedicated ,~ '. ~ .' ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS NEW OFFICE • Appreciated I AT :: . DEADLY Royal Oak Family Dentistry • Exceptional ." NEUROMUSCULAR 1206 S. Washington Avenue ." ' DISEASES Royal Oak (7 Please help us put .. the brakes • Cosmetic BondIng • Bleaching " ,~ on 40 • Veneers • Crown and Bndge " TheIr hve 29, at noon and 7 pm., 343-2405 the hunt AIl chlldren must Broadway MUSICal based on from 10 a m to 4 P m The musIcal revue IS scheduled for Sdturday, March 30, at 10'30 noon, 1 30 and 3 30 P m register for the event by Disney's popular ammated fea. school will be transformed mto am, 2 30 and 7 p.m, and Friday, March 29 Call 822- "Bananas In Pajamas" IS a ture contmues through April a cruise ship for a day as chil- Eggs hidden at Sunday, March 31, at 130 and 2812 to register. half-hour chIldren's teleVISIOn 28 at The Masomc Temple dren and adults set sail for a Georgian East 5 30 p m Ticket pTlces are $6, senes that aIrs weekdays at Theatre Performances are nautical adventure full of fun ChIldren 10 and under are $8, S10, $12, and $14. Call 830 a.m. on WXON.TV In Children will be dIVided into Tuesday-Fnday at 7.30 p.m., and games Each classroom mVlted to the Georgian East (313) 366-6200. addItion, chIldren Will be mVlt. two groups to hunt for plastiC Saturday at 2 and 7.30 p.m. wlll host a different game for Nursmg Center's fourth annu- ed to SIgn a giant get well card eggs hidden throughout the and Sunday at 1 and 6.30 p.m. children Includmg Fantasy al Egg Hunt on Saturday, that will be presented to chl1. Storytlme on Mack park. FollOWing the hunt chilo (except the April 7 performance Island Face Painting, Bntlsh March 30, from 1 to 3 p m dren at St John HospItal's There Will be a Story Time dren can trade.in their eggs for opens at 6 30 pm) Open Putt-Putt, and Catapult Each Easter Egg contams a PedIatrIC ActIVIty Center along for chlldren at Barnes and candy and surprIses. Ttckets are $16 • $60. Call into the Contments There wlll treat, and pnzes will be award. WIth VIdeotapes of ''Bananas m Noble Bookstore, Pomte Plaza, The hunt is free of charge. the MasOnIC Temple Theatre be food served m the Galley ed to the chlldren who find the Pajamas" Mack Avenue on Thursday, Photos with the Easter Bunny Box Office at (313) 832-2232 or Admldshlp Restaurant and speCIally marked eggs The March 28, at 7 p m and are $2 shoppmg for adults m the For more mformatlOn call TIcketMaster (810) 645.6666. Easter Bunny Will also be m (313) 317-1501 Tuesday, AprI12, at 11 a.m The Marketplace There IS no attendance GeorgIan East bookstore wlll host an Easter c~3.rge far- nGm~~~lvn All tick- ~urs.lub C~ntt:i i:, lUl.d.Lt:-Q at E.gg Hunt on Wednesday, Aprl! ets for food and games are 25 21401 Mack Avenue, Grosse Attention Fredheads 3 For more information call cents AIl members of the com- Pointe AdmiSSIOn is free Fred Penner brmgs hiS musI- the store at (313) 884.8712. mUnIty are welcome aboard cal talents to the Detroit Proceeds benefit the Kerby Storytlme In the Park Symphony Orchestra on Elementary School P.TO Saturday, March 30, for two Park egg seekers Reading m the Park hosts a TO RESERVE DISPLAY ADVERTISING SPACE Projects Kerby Elementary IS shows at 11 30 a m and 2 p m. story hour for preschoolers, - hop to It located at 285 Kerby Road, m as part of the DSO's Young Saturday, March 30, at 10'15 Grosse Pomte Park children CALL 882.3500 Grosse Pointe Farms People's Series Penner's PInt- a m The story hour features five and under can fill up their By 2:00 p.m. Friday SIzed fans, affectionately stories about frogs followed by Easter baskets a few days known as "Fredheads," delIght Easter Bunny Brunch a craft tIme where the chIldren early at the city's fifth al1nual m hiS numerous recordmgs Hop over to the War can make their own mosaic egg hunt at Patterson Park on and hiS television show "Fred MemorIal for brunch with the Wednesday, April 3, at 4 p.m., frogs out of dried beans Penner's Place" Easter Bunny Saturday, March Readmg In the Park IS located TIcket prIces range from $7 30, from 11 a m to 1 p.m The at 15129 Kercheval Avenue, to $17 and can be purchased Easter Bunny arrives early at Grosse Pointe Park For more at the Orchestra Hall Box 10.30 a m for photo opportum- mformatIOn call (313) 822- Office (313) 833.3700 or ties WIth each of the guests 1559 TlcketMaster (810)645-6666 Brunch IS at 11 a m with a Orchestra Hall IS located at VIKING RAIlS menu of French toast stICks, 3711 Woodward Avenue, sausage, fresh fruIt, milk and Max the Moose June 27 - July 9 wakes up spring DetrOIt cookies Each child receIves a WOLFETRAIN TOURS,INC pre-sents on exciting and see-niC tour of Scondlnavlo, vIsiting special Easter egg filled WIth You theatre presents Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oe-rgen, Norwoy. ond Oslo Travel be-twee-n these- lovely treats and surprises Doodles Farmmgton native, smger- It's screening Cities Will be- by ScandlnovlO's de-on. spaCIOUSond comfortoble trOlns, With lorge- picture- the Clown performs In the songwrIter Marc Thomas and cats and dogs Windows hIS lovable moose puppet AUdltonum follOWing brunch. "OlIver & Company" and A sightse-e-ing tour ISIncluded In e-och City, othe-r OCI1VltlesInclude fnend Max, m concert on TIckets are $10.00 per chlld "AIl Dogs Go to Heaven 2" are Saturday, March 30, and D !he VikIng shiP museums of RoskJlde D IUI'lChcru,se-on on histone DanIsh sreamboal and $9.00 for adults Call the two G-rated ammated fea. Sunday, March 31. Thomas Denmon, ond Oslo 0 dInner cruise rhlaugh me 5rockholm archipelago War Memorial for reservations tures premlermg at area the- D Kon- TIkiMuseum In Oslo D a nde on one ot !he world s oldesr operaTing and Max combine musIc and at (313)881-7511 aters on Friday, March 29. D trovel over !he famed Oslo-Dergen Roilway S1dewheeJ sreamboats rhe "5klbladner" In comedy In a performance that "Ohver & Company" is a o train ride on !he sreep and cuMng Flam line NOIWay Will charm audiences ages Disney re.release and the In Norway D VISIts (by ferry) 10 5fOCkhoJms Dronnlngholm Farms egg hunt three and above Performances D ~ord cruise from Gudvcngen ro Aam Paloce and by Ira,n 10 Kronberg Cosrte In sequel "AIl Dogs Go to Heaven The CIty of GTQSse Pointe are March 30, at 11 a m. and 2 D 4 hour ~ord cruISe from !lergen Denmark. popularly known os "Hamlers Casrte" 2" once agam follows the Farms hosts their ninth annu- pm. and March 31, at 2 p m at al Easter Egg Hunt for all antIcs of dogs, Charhe and ond much mdre-, Included ore- 11 bre-okfosrs, 4 lunches ond 6 dinners (one of which IS MUSIC Hall Center, 350 Itchy, In Copenhagen's Tivoli Gorckns) RIghts on KIM from [)e.rTOlt to Copenhagen. re-turnlng Grosse POInte Farms children MadIson Avenue, Detroit. from Oslo (both VlO Amste-rdam). 11 nights In 4 pleosont horels 011centrolly locoted. between the ages of2 and 12 on Tickets are $8 at the door and slghts€'e-Ing, eseorred throughout, tipS ond most baggoge- handhng (except In a fe-w Saturday, March 30 at the PIer $7 m advance. Call (313) 963- Shrine Circus' cases from troln to plotform) Pnce-, per person. based O(l double- occupancy $3,295 Park. Residents are encour. 2366 for tickets and mforma- final performances (Single supple-menr ~375). aged to arrive at 9'45 a m. for tion There is still time to catch To re-serve space, or for more information. call: the hunt begins promptly at 10 the excitement of the Shrine a.m. Following the hunt chilo Allison'. Trav.1 at 3f 3.963-4646 Circus at the State Fair dren can meet the Easter -Bananas In PaJamas' (9 am • 5 pm, M • F:10 am • 2 pm Sat.) Or wrtt. 10 Wolf. Train Taun, Inc., Coliseum. The circus moves on Bunny and receive an addition. at Eastland Surt. 528, BuM BUilding following their final perfor. or Wol" Train 'oun, Inc. al treat. Children need to bring The mischievous twins Bl mance on Sunday, March 3~. (9 om • 5 pm, M • F) at 313.965.2054 Dnolf, MI 48226 and B2 of "Bananas in TO PlACE YOUR FREE AD, CAll.. 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CITY/STATEflIP CODE TELEPHONE CATEGORIES: ::J Women Seeking Men 0 Men Seeking Women 0 Over 55 ------~ I March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News metro calendar 98 by Stacy Mayhew-Clements Thurs., March 28 senlOrs and chIldren) and are students) and are avaIlable at able stylings on the Hammond located at 13103 Woodrow an "exhilarating new career - 7-year-old Pianist avaIlable by calhng (810) 776- the door or may be reserved by B3 organ Then legendary Jazz Wilson, DetrOIt For more 1012 or (810) 775-8138 FamIly captured by a compulsive at Macomb calhng (313) 885-0744 vocahsthmprovlser, Betty mformatlOn and tIckets call tickets are available for $20 addICtIOn to brush, pIgment Concert pianist, 7-year-old Carter Will take the stage WIth (313) 868-1347 and canvas" Alice Severl, performs at 7 p.m Wed., April 3 her innovatIve interpretatIOns and technique. on Thursday, March 28, at the Sun., March 31 Spend a night Exhibits Nadon-Nichols In expres- Macomb Center for the TIckets range from $11 to Pancake feast In Jordan SIOnist style, uSing a very Perform mg Arts Seven, a res- $34 (box seats $55) and are New exhibit at bnght palette, creates unique An All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Travel to the Grosse POinte Ident of Domodossola, Italy, Breakfast will be served up avaIlable at the Orchestra Hall Grosse Pointe Gallery perspectlves of ammated trees War MemorIal for the feature- performs all her pIeces from Sunday, March 31, by the Box Office or by calhng the Grosse POinte Gallery fea- that gIVe the appearance of length travelogue "Jordan the memory and has shown musI- Harper Woods LIOn;, Club from DSO at (313) 833-3700 tures the still hfe 011palntmgs haVing something to say to Desert Kmgdom" on cal talent so extraordmary that TIckets are also avaJiable at of Bert Beirne Usmg the tech. you He recently took first 9 a m to 1 p m at the Harper Wednesday, Aprl! 3, at 8 p m the European and Amencan Woods Commumty Buildmg TlcketMaster Orchestra Hall mques of the Old Masters, place at the Scarab Club for his In the Fries AuditorIUm The medl:l h:l.YC r:ml. ..d h"r clmung' IS located at 3711 Woodward BC1!"T'c Jpp!..cs mOon) ~aycr5 of ...orl. ~Ietdl ".....lptu.re by Cv"t I" $3 30 CUJ clUUit" Cdil 85-mlnute color movIe was pro- the world's child prodIgies (313) 886-0954 for more mfor- Avenue, DetrOIt pamt whIch gives each artwork Robert Hansen and Robert duced and narrated by former Tickets are $12 for adults and mation a rich quahty The Grosse Sleden IS also on display foreIgn correspondent and semor CitIzens and $7 for chil- Pomte Gallery IS located at through March 31 For more award-wmmng film lecturer On stage dren ten and under (After pro- 19869 Mack Ave, Grosse mformatlOn, contact Jannie Hal McClure ThIS IS the first 'Riffs' at ductIOn and receptIOn costs are Monday, April 1 POinte Woods, (313) 884-0100. Biernat at (313) 824-0700. feature-length travelogue the Attic met, proceeds wtll be used to 'Titanica' surfaces Ashley-Chris Gallery filmed on the Middle East "RIffs" opens Thursday, help cover the costs of Allce's ''TItanica" surfaces Monday, The Ashley-Chris Gallery, country of Jordan March 28, at Greektown's AttiC 'Three Artists' debut muslcal study and tour expens- AprIl 1, at the DetrOIt SCIence 15126 Kercheval, Grosse TIckets for the film are $5.25 Theatre "RJffs" is wrItten by The exhIbIt 'Three Artists. es) Call (810)286-2222 for Center's IMAX theater The Pointe Park presents "FIgures per person The film IS preced- local playwrIght BIll HarriS Karen LeWIS, John Shannon, tlckets new feature IS the story of a and Flowers" - ImpreSSlOnlS- ed by an optional dmner, and IS set m Detroit's North Deborah Sukenic" opens at the Can ad Ian -Am en can -RussIan tlc paintings by Lenore served at 630 p.m. in the side The comedy IS the story Detroit Focus Gallery, March expedition that set out to Glmpert, a local Grosse Pomte Friday, March 29 Crystal Ballroom Dinner tick- of four African-AmerIcan 29 These three artists were explore the sunken shIpwreck ArtiSt Glmpert's work WIll be Singles meet in ets are $15 and must be retired men who meet dally to selected by the exhibition com- of the TItanic On AprIl 15, on dIsplay through the month reserved by Monday, April 1, at connect With each other mIttee as area artists who St. Clair Shores 1912, on Its very first voyage of April In addItIOn, the exhl- 9 pm. For tickets call through story telling and explore the boundaries of SelectIve Smgles SOClal and across the AtlantIC Ocean the bltlOn "ReflectIOns on Nature, (313)881-7511 remembrances, most of which pamtmg Hours are Thursday Travel Club meets Friday, TItanic struck an Iceberg, sank, Two Perspectives" IS on dISplay Jazz Forum at are exaggerated. The charac- through Sunday from noon to March 29, at 7 p.m at Victoria and 1,502 people lost theIr through March. The exhIbit ters attempt to solve each 6 p m and continues through Place, 26717 LIttle Mack, St hves The film shows eerIe G.P. Unitarian features the acryhc landscape other's problems all the whJle May 3. The gallery is located ClaIr Shores, for cocktalls, din- Images of the Titamc as she IS Trumpet master Marcus pamtmgs of two MIChIgan trying to one-up the next guy at 33 East Grand River at ner, live musIC and great con- today contrasted WIth archIVal Belgrave appears at the Jazz artists, Edward Postma and Performances continue Farmer, one block east of versatIOn The club brings photographs show1Og the shIp Forum WIth Teddy HarrIS Jr, Sam Nadon-NIChols Postma, through May 4 WIth show Woodward, across from the old together a group of professlOn- 10 Its 1912 splendor. plano, Don Mayberry, bass, a retIred obstetnclan/gynecolo- tImes Thursdays and Fridays Hudson's building als, age 35 and up, divorced, Interviews WIth geolOgists, and George DaVIdson, drums, gist whose style has been biologists, engmeers and at 8 pm., Saturdays at 4 and 8 WIdowed or smgle the fourth on Wednesday, Apnl 3, at 8 descnbed as contemporary Call (313) 965-3245 for more explorers are highlighted along p.m , and Sundays at 2 and 6 Friday of every month Call p m at the Grosse POinte ImpreSSIOniSm, finds hlmselfm informatIOn Ramona at (313) 884-2986 for with the story of Eva Hart, a 7- Unitarian Church, 17150 p m. (no performance April 71 reservations Members and year-old passenger who sur, Maumee, Grosse Pomte. The TIcket prices are $15 - $25 with nonmembers welcome. vived the disaster, but lost her four mUSICians have recently special prices for semors, stu- dents and groups of 15 or more. For an application and com- father. The film's underwater returned from a six week State r------, footage also features the many The Attic Theatre is located in I DO YOU ••• • plimentary ''Selective Singles" Department concert tour of newsletter and applicatlon call species of fish and animals that North Africa and the Middle Greektown's Trapper's Alley at I want to be in the metro calendar? I (810) 553-7960 and leave your mhabit the wreck today. East 508 Monroe, Detroit. For tIck. Then fill out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe • name, address and phone num- ''TItanica'' Wlll be shown on For reservatIOns and mfor- ets call the box office at (313) I Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 pm Friday. 963-9339. ber Mondays, Wednesdays, and matlOn call (313) 961-1714 I Event • Fndays at 10 and 11 am, 'Oleanna' opens Sat., March 30 noon, and 1 p.m Saturdays Friday, April 5 the Rep D~ I and Sundays ''TItanica'' will be Puhtzer Prize playwright, ITime _ St. Clair Symphony shown at 1, 2, and 3 p m The Good Friday David Mamet's "Oleanna" I Place • sets final concert DetrOIt Science Center is locat- service opens at Detroit's Repertory The Lake St. Clair ed in the University Cultural The Festlval Choir of Old St. Theatre Thursday, March 28. Center 10 DetrOIt at 5020 John Cost ------_. Symphony Orchestra Wlll hold Mary's Church presents a sera In "Oleanna" a male college I Reservations & Questions? Call • lts final concert of the season, R Street. TIckets for VIce of read10gs and music fea- 1Ostructor and hIS female stu- Contact Person _ "The Seven Last Words of ''Titanica'' are included 10 the turmg "Requiem" by John dent Sit down to discuss her L ::.I Christ," a masterwork for the SCience Center admiSSion price Rutter on Friday, April 5, at grades and in a terrifying short Easter season by DuBOIS, at of $6 50 for adults and $4 50 7 30 p m. The performance time become the participants 7:30 p m on Saturday, March for students and semor CIti- will be presented WIth chamber in a modern inquisition 30, m the Schaublin zens. For 24-hour recorded ensemble and feature Quickly the relationshIp Auditorium, 21100 11 !dUe, m mformatlOn call (313) 577- 8400' , • .. , Canadian soprano Jeanette between teacher and student St. Clarr Shores. The seven Dagger There IS no admISSIOn turns mto a fiendishly accurate The River Place last "Words" will be presented charge. For more 1Oformation Xray of the mechanisms of . by Monsignor RIcardo Bass of Tuesday, April 2 call (313) 961-8711 power, censorship, and abuse. .. ", St. Joan of Arc Catholic Tuesday Musicale Mamet has won two Pulitzers Presents Detroits Newest , Church, Father George Saturday, April 6 for his plays and IS as well , Browne of St. Angela Catholic artist concert known for hIS screen plays, , The Tuesday Musicale of Jazz greats at Church, Rev John MernlI of including Oscar nominated Fme Dining Experience. •. St. John Lutheran Church, DetrOIt presents their annual Orchestra Hall 4'he Verdict " • Father DemetrlOs Kavados of artIst concert on Tuesday, Apnl The 1995-96 Ameritech Jazz "Oleanna" runs every ,. Impeccable service, a comfortable, Assumption Greek Orthodox 2, at 8 p m in the Crystal Series contmues with two true Thursday through Sunday ,. Church, Father Ronald Victor Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte jazz greats, Betty Carter and until May 5. Curtain times casual atmosphere, and a waterfront of St Isaac Jogues Catholic War Memonal "An Evening of Jimmy Smith, on Saturday, are Thursday and Friday at view of Canada offer the perfect Church, Rev James SImonson Music for Violin and Cello" April 6, at 8 pm, at Orchestra 8:30 p.m., Saturdays at 3 and setting for a perfect meal. Call features Victoria Haltom, vio- of Holy Cross Lutheran Church Hall Known as the "Master" 8:30 p.m, and Sundays at 2 today for reservatIOns With- and Rev. Thomas Duncan of hnist, and Nadme Deleury, cel. of Jazz organ, Smith Wlll begin and 7:30 pm. Tickets are $14. out them, you could miss a • Lake Shore Presbytenan list, performmg a program of the concert Wlth hiS unmlstak- DetroIt's Repertory Theatre is Church. The local clergy Wlll romantic and contemporary rare opportunity. Baron's IS be joined by the combined cho- music from their five concert / dISCreetlylocated Inside The , rus of all seven of theIr congre- tour of France A champagne River Place Hotel HXX) RIver receptlOn Wlll follow the con- gatIOns Place (313)259-4855 cert. TIckets are $10 ($5 for TIckets are $7 50 ($5 for SaveEnerg~ (C-) ______<-..J( o I PS S PAS GAP SitIn FmntOf The TV ER l E l I S A AGO BARON'S STEAKHOUSE 1010 ON l I G H T SUN IN DEED ALL E Y Last week's CO HANOI ~~n-L HE R A P E G UG l Y A ME l A I HOE puzzle solved IoIUDO UA N STO LEAST A l C A IMP C lEA T S RAG HIG H l I G H ACH IDE A GR A Y BET DOL T HA T E ACR~ l]llJ- BOBBY ,"cFERRIN " 5 Away from work' A RTURO SA NDOVA L 8 Audll1oner's WITH THE goal DETROIT SYMPHONY 12 -No Trespass- ORCHESTRA mg,-eg I3 PatnOI1C org 14 Really bed Fri. April 12. 8:00pm 15 Big banner Sat., AprillJ, 8'00 .. 17 T..,ns' after- school mec:c:a 18 A billion years The magic of McFerrin 19 Mrs lago and die sptrited sounds of 21 Cobs and pens Sandoval-together for 24 Gear for Albeno 'Our Houo.t'."a horTlt' ener~y-effiClency show brooghtlo you two unique performances Tomba O} D, tnllt b:IJ"OIl, ha' <;OIllt' tnnely su~!hal can help you lower 2S .!sn'ltl at OrchestTa Hall. RomanllC?" )oor l'11l'rg) bll1~Startm~ March 17th. Wdtch "Our Hoose" Sundays al 26 Splfahng 7-00 am 011 WIllY Channel 4 descent (IrOOsh Tom Tynan and Paula EnReI offer many eneTRY~ DSO Box Olroce 30 Candle count pro)fft' for the home and tlps to help preserve the enwunment 31 DIscard You1] <.ee aU 11('\\ ,how"> 011 enerRY effiCIent wm<\ow<;. lotchens and (313) 833-3700 slang mtellOr de<;I!(Il'i, a~ weU a, buJIdm~ an enerRY efficlE'nt home and 32 Pan of 52 Aclor Beany mon March 28, 1996 108 Grosse Pointe News Bkathleen stevenson KISKA JEWELERS edmund t. 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Hours: Monday- co., at 15229 Kercheval, Grosse Shop early for EASTER and see our Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Pomte Park (313) 822-8080. variety o~ styles in bright Spri~g col- except Thursday 10:00 a.m.-8:00 ors in petIte, regular and half sizes at p.m., (313) 886-4600. 23022 Mack Avenue, (across from S.C. S. post office) (810) 774-1850. Jacob sons . :'.i Rena' P & - .J ------• .... / Section c South d10lc 3C March 28, 1996 NeIghborhood Club 4C Sports Cla""lfied 5C Grosse Pointe News ,ms . Midget A Bulldogs capture state hockey crown Co"ch Drake 'TUrcotte wdsn't surprIsed when hIs Grosse Southgdte, but It wasn't lIke the proverbIal "klss1Og your sister" by John SavlCkls and Tome POInte Hockey AssocIatIOn MIdget A Bulldogs won the state becduse Gro~se POInte came from a 3-0 defiCIt to earn the tIC Gros~e POInte's Ben Weaver broke the tIe wIth 4 02 left 10 the champIOnship last week 'hlth a 5-1 VIctOry over the Southgate The Bulldog., uncharacterIstICally gave up several good scor- thIrd perIod when he took d pabS from Scheele and shot the puck Wmgs Ing chances early In the game and Southgate capltahzed \\ lth Into the upper light corner of the net The Bulldogs were stlll cel- He could see It In theIr eyes before the title game In three first-perIOd goals ebratmg when Southgate'" Phil Kuloa tIed the game 14 <;econds C~C!JV)b;:;'" lJrosse POInte regrouped and Joe Thme cut the lead to 3-1 WIth later "To "ay I was proud of thiS team would be an InJustice," a tenth of a becond left In the first perIod Dan Sluka pIcked up The Bulldogs followed the tle WIth a 5-3 ViCtOry over the USA 'TUrcotte SaId "I was In awe of them These boys were so focused a loose puck, went behInd the net and drew two defenders With Cobras J C Tlbbltts played a stlong game In goal, whIle and so Intense 1 knew there ",as no stoppmg us Our goal all year him He then made a centerIng pdSS to Thme defensemen Weaver, Connolly, Steve Dely and Raymond turned was to get to the state champIOnship and we did It In style RlChw Scheele scored from JIm Raymond five mInutes Into the In excellent performances In contaInIng the Cobras' offense "We knew that once we were there anything could hdppen second perIOd and two minutes later Thme tIed the game WIth a Connolly opened the SCOrIng WIth a shot from the POInt at However, you could tell who our players were by the look In their power-play goal after excellent passes from CharlIe Braun and 12 08 of the first perIod and five minutes later Jeff Glffer tipped eyes when they came to tnrnnk I knew they would not be Scheele In a shot from Braun Slvlckls and Sluka assIsted on Connolly's denied" Southgdtl' f( g IInpd the I..ad d mmute ldter, but It Wd" ~hort- goal The Bulldog-, bl"gdn tOclrndment pl..\v wlth d .:;::, t1(' agdm'-t iJ\Pd ..b Sl,ltl ( JIl'wll\ -(Olld on d hIgh ~hot aftel be10g -l't up Tome gave the Bulldogs a 3-0 lead m the first mInute of the second perIOd, but USA cut the margIn to one on goals by Jerry Fletrzyk and Dan Matula There was plenty of actIon during the first five mmutes of the thIrd perIod Then the Bulldogs' Charles Thomas took posseSSlOn along the boards and dIshed ofTa shck pass to Braun, who found Connolly breakmg toward the net for a power-play goal to restore the two-goal lead WIth 1023 remamIng USA's Adam Sokom tallIed WIth 5 12 remamIng but less than a mInute later, Sluka converted a centerIng pass from Scheele Ryan Schultz played well on WIng and defense, whIle Aaron Reece, Braun Savlckls, Glffer and Thomas did a fine Job of kIllIng off penaltIes and forecheckmg Later that day, the Bulldogs beat Battle Creek 3-2 m the final quahfymg round game Battle Creek opened the scormg on a goal by Matt Moe mid. way through the first perIOd, but Savlckls tied the game on an unasslbted goal m the first mmute of the second perIOd Four minutes later, Thomas scored on a hIgh shot off a feed from Sluka The defense corps of Weaver, Connolly, Dely and Raymond dId a good Job of clearIng the puck and goahe Cohn MorawskI made several good saves Battle Creek's Grant Thth tIed the game on a deflectlop with 10 34 left m the thIrd perIod, but Sluka scored the winner Wlth a minute and a half left It was set up by Weaver and Connolly, The Bulldogs' penalty kIllers - Reece, Braun, Glffer and Thomas - were outstandmg III the third perIOd The VICtOry sent Grosse POInte mto the semifinals and the Bulldogs beat the Wayne ChIefs 3-1 to earn a berth in the title game TibbItts played an outstanding game in goal agamst the ChIefs, whIle Sluka scored tWIce Sluka opened the scormg WIth an unassisted goal at 740 of the first perIOd and he talhed again early m the second, taking passes from Scheele and Weaver on a 3-on-2 break. Thme scored The Grosse Pointe Bulldogs won the state Midget A from left, are head coach Drake Turcotte, assistant coach mIdway through the second perIod after a centermg pass from championship in Cheboygan with a 5.1 victory over the Gary Bansz, Richard Scheele, Jeff Giffer, John Savickis, Scheele Southgate Wings. In the front row, from left, are goalie Dan Sluka. Steve Dely. Charles Thomas, Joe Tome, Fred Wayne's Ronme Chaperon spoiled Tlbbltts' shutout bid WIth coach Coley Connolly, Aaron Reece, Colin Morawski, Jasmund. Ryan Schultz and assistant coach Jeff 129 remaInIng CharUe Braun, Sean Connolly, Ben Weaver, J.C. Tibbitts, Benche1. Not pictured is assistant coach Brian Kiernicki. Jim Raympnd and Dlanager Dave De1y. in the second row, See BULLDOGS, page 2C SUPREME BEATS Z) TAURUSI'i Aulo , air, cassette, secunty system, alloy wheels. CD changer and morell Stock #1311 Mo. 36-Month Lease Or 4.8% APR for Retail Buyers. 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" Phone (810) 772-2200 SHOWROOM HOURS NO HIDDEN CHARGES I I \Il Ro t'" _.... ------...... - -~ ...... - IFsA 2C March 28, 1996 s orts Grosse Pointe News Bulldogs From page Ie Schultt and Ra~mond each Thomas With 1430 left Ian "'We were extremely fortu- dell\lILd "evel.ll h.lrd body DaVIS scored Southgate's only nate to be blessed WIth two Lheck;" whlle Savlckls and goal WIth 11 52 to go, but great goaltenders and were It I hOlll.l~ '" ere rclentle,,» Sluka closed out the scormg not for J C TIbbitts' efforts 101 Lchu,kel" WIth 3 50 remaining Scheele earher In the tournament, we fhe Bulldog, didn't waste picked up hIS thIrd assist and wouldn't have been (In the .lm Limp L>"t.lblbhlng them- Tome collected hiS "econd final game) Our bIg guns ,pl\e~ In the ch.lmplOnshlp "We qUickly established came through and our role h.lrne control of the game and pun- players were at the top of their games It was a great Sluka opened Lhe scormg a Ished them throughout," team effort and so satIsfying mmute .lnd a half mto the Turcotte said "Cohn for everyone Involved" gdme and three minutes later Morawski made some key save<=;at cruCIal tlmE'O to l<:wr T~ .. t .....~!,cd ...a pv'\c..r pIcA) 1\"<,,,tte :ll~o tpa ....lced ::I~"IS- goal Scheele a""lstld on both us ahead and prevent them tant coaches Jeff Henchel, III "t-penod goals, whIle from gammg momentum It Brian Klermckl and Gary Cl'nnolly plCked up an assIst was hIS best game In two Hansz and team manager on Tome'" tally years He was unbeatable, Dave Dely The Wmgs tiled d more phY"lcal game In the second penod, but they couldn't keep (NOTE Followmg 15 a summary of Ordmance 298 adopted by the City up WIth the qUIckness of CouncIl of the CIty of Grosse Pomte at a regular meetmg held March Bulldog forwards Tome, 18, 1996\ Reece, Braun, Savlckls and CL,yot~russe Juiute M,ch,gan Glffer and they couldn't pene- hate the defenSIve wall set up ORDINANCE NO. 298 by Weaver, Raymond, Dely and Connolly The zornng code for the CIty of Grosse Pomte 15 amended to add Squirt champions MorawskI made several Section 90-44 and amend SectlOns 90-207, 90-222, 90-237, 90- Important saves when 252, 90-298, 90-317, 90-318 and 90-351 The amendment The Roadrunners were nearly perfect during the Grosse Pointe Hockey Asso- Southgate did get a shot on prOVIdes Corthe regulatlOn of commercial antennas as follows 10 ciation SqlUrt house league season. They won the regular-season title with a pertment part 17.0-1 record and had an overall mark of 28-5-2. The Roadrunners were second goal and Schultz played well in the Trenton Invitational and represented Grosse Pointe in the Squirt B state In a dual forward-defense (1) Commercial radlO, teleVISion, cable TV, cellular and role other transmltt1Og, receiVIng or relay antenna towers or poles tournament. In front, from left, are Gabe Konieczki, Nick Andrew, Joe Young. houslOg one or more antennas are permitted In C-I, C.2 and blood, Steve Swancoat, Kris Steis, Mike Moy and Kyle Breckenridge. In the sec- Savickls scored from 'Thme P.1 DIstncts and on property used or committed for other ond row, from left, are Aris Karabetsos, Tom Tavery, Evan Scott, Richie Gifrm, WIth less than a minute left In than reSidential or school purposes, subject to the prOVlSlOns Matt LomseD and George Murphy. In back, from left, are coaches Don Steis, the second perIOd to boost the of thIs sectIOn Bulldogs' lead to 3-0 Tom Andrew, Don Gifrm and Peter Murphy. Sponsors were Don and Cheryl Gif- <2) ApplIcation Cor a special use permIt for placement of a rm of Giffin International. The Bulldogs didn't let up commercial antenna 10 any dlstnct shall be made to the City 10 the third perIOd as Scheele Planmng CommiSSion m accordance WIth procedures I'stab- scored from Sluka and IIshed by the City AdmmlstratlOn (3) The City Plannmg CommISSion shall hold a publIc Club offers spring sports programs heanng WIth notIce pursuant to SectIOn 4a of Act No 207 of the PublIc Acts of Michigan of 1921 (MCL 125 581, et seq , Inline skating also have a club membership, ule, plus playoffs Hitting dinics MSA 5.2931, et seq.) as amended The NeIghborhood Club IS which may be purchased at Th N hb h d CI b (4) In makIng Its determ1Oation of whether or not to rec- acceptmg registratIOn for Its regIRestratlOnb A I 2 The league fee for fastpltch offen~g f~!tPI;:h o~oftbalf hl~~ ommend approval of the new applicatlOn, the CIty Plannmg I Sk t g I e h h gIster y prl 1 In per- softball IS $85 and a . . Comnusslon shall conSIder the followmg cntena' In me t ablO eagud W Ill.' IS son or by mal! to the N hb h d Cl b t tmg chmcs to youngsters open 0 oys an gIr s In elg or 00 u regIs ra- between the ages of 9 and 14 (a) Whether the requested use IS essentIal or deSirable kindergarten through grade Neighborhood Club, 17150 hon IS required F H W od b to the public convernence or welfare; Waterloo Grosse POInte Rem tr t II b t ormer arper a sase- SiX 8230 C' II 85 6 0 fi ' .,.s a IOn WI e accep - ball coach Ron Smith Will The season WIll run from 4 a 8 -4 0 or more ed through AprIl 12 m person t t th I f 1 (b) Whether the proposed antenna tower or pole IS of informatIOn bit th N hb h d los ruc e c asses rom to such locatIOn, size and character as to be compatIble May 4 to June 15, With games or y mal a e elg or 00 230 p m on four Sundays _ WIth the orderly development of the zomng dlstnct played on the weekend Club, 17150 Waterloo, Grosse Apnl 21 and 28 and May 5 and In which It IS sItuated, and shall not be detnmental PartIcIpants must prOVIde Fastpitch softball PolOte,48230. 19 to the orderly development, property values, enVI- t helr own sates,k StlCk ,helmet GIrIs las" t pitch so ftb aII trave I The number of teams the The fee IS$35 per sessIOn No ronment or use of adjacent properties and/or zomng dlstncts WIth full cage or full face leagues WIll be form 109 at the NeIghborhood Club can enter club membershIp IS requIred shIeld, knee and elbow pads, NeIghborhood Club for ages 12 In the travel league IS lImIted RegIstratIon WIll be accepted (c) In order to m8Xlmlze the effiCiency of the prOVlSlon hockey gloves and mouth and under and 14 and under. Ifmore players register than In person or by maIl to the of telecommumcatlon SeI'Vlces, while also mlmmlZ- guard. Games Will be played week- can be accomodated, a selec- NeIghborhood Club, 17150 109 the Impact of such faclhtles on the CIty, co-loca- A league fee of $56 will be days dunng June and July tlOn process Will be Implement- Waterloo Grosse Pomte tion, or the ~roVlslon of more than one faCIlIty at a assessed Participants must There WIll be a 20-game sched- ed 48230 ' Single location shall be encouraged by the City Planmng Commission In thiS regard the ApplIcant may be reqUIred to prOVIde mformatlon regardmg the feaSibilIty of co-location at proposed sites Further, the apphcant may be reqUIred to prOVIde a letter ofmtent to lease excess space on a faCIlIty and comrmt Itself to Ii Th. Gross. Point. Hock.y Association (1) respond to any request for 1OformatlOn from P another potentIal shared use applIcant, congratulat.s (2) negotiate m good faith and allow for leased II shared Ul!eIf an applIcant demonstrates that It ... II the Gross. Point. Bulldogs Midget "A" team IS techrncally practIcable, and - (3) make no more than a reasonable charge for a shared use lease (5) If the City Planmng Commission deternunes that the applIcant has met the above cntena, It may recommend to on winning the State Championship the City Council that the apphcatlOn be approved (6) The City Councll may grant the permit If It deter- mmes that the followmg standards have been met (a) A forty (40) percent fall zone shall be reqwred for any antenna tower or pole Fall zone per- 8 Chari ie [3raun 31 John Savicl"is centage means the distance relatIVe to the height of the tower or pole, as measured Crom surroundmg grade to the uppermost element of the antenna, whIch the tower or pole must set 4 Sean Connell 19 Richard Scheele back from all adjacent property lInes (b) All transmiSSion lines related to and seI'Vlng 7 Steve Dely 10 Ryan Schultz any tower or pole shall be placed underground (c) Antenna towers or poles may be on owned or leased premiSes, on top of or adjacent to eXlst- 22 Jeff Giffer 11 Dan Slul"a mg bUlldmgs. steeples or other towers, subject to setback standards as measured from sur- roundmg grade for freestand10g towers and 13 Fred Jasmund 9 Charles Thomas poles (d) Antenna towers, poles and related equipment shelter bUlldmgs shall be subject to site plan 1 Colin Morawsl"j J.C, Tibbits reVIew as prOVIded In thiS Chapter EqUIpment 33 shelter bUIldings shall be constructed of face 16 bnck on all Sides WIth gable roof Jim Raymond 17 Joe Tome (e) EqUipment shelter buddmgs shall be conSidered as accessory bUIldings to the pnnclpal use (J e , antenna tower or pole) and shall comply WIth Aaron Reece buildmg setback and height standards at 14 3 [3en Weaver SectIOn 90-25 (I) Antenna towers shall not exceed one hundred and fifty (150) feet In height as measured from surrounding grade (7) A pennlt may mclude reasonable conditIOns for the protectIOn of the health and safety of the publlc mcludmg Coach: Dral~e Turcotte requlrmg periodiC structural and safety mspectlOns or reports A pl'nmt may also reqUIre the holder to prOVIde a cable teleVISIOn or telecommUnications carner With nondls- cnmmatory access to thl' antenna or pole If (I) tl,cre IS suffi- ASSistants: Jeff Henchel cient capacIty and (UI there IS no safety or rehablhty reason to deny access under generally apphcable engmeenng stan- dards VIolatIOn of any such reasonable condItion shall be Orion Kiernjcl~i grounds for revocatlOn of a penn It by the City CounCIl after notIce to the holder and an opportumty for heanng Gory Honsl (8) On applicatIon for a renmt, a fee shall bl' paid m accordance WIth a commercia antenna schedule estabhshed from tIme to hme by resolution of the CIty CounCIl Manager: Dave Dely . ~ ""---,\- - ('1) Is.uance amendment or rene~al of a permit shall not hmlt or Impair the right of the CIty to acquire any property, nght or mtere.t by eminent domain proceedings \ The efl'ectwe date of the ordmance .hall be ten (10) day. after ..t date of publlcatlOn The complete text of the ordmance ma} be mspected at the office of the City Clerk, 17147 Maumee T.W. Kressbaeh G PN OV211/96 City Manager-Clerk - / March 28, 1996 Snorts .G.ro.s.s.e .po.i.nt.e.N.e.w.s r 3C Coaches clinic at Gallagher The Cdtholic Yout!' Organl.latlOn (CYO) and !tll DetrOit CatholIC Lea{.,cue 1', ill sponsor the MetropolltJn DetrOit Youth Coadl' ... Baseball-Softball clImc on March 30 at BI~hop G.tllaghu HIgh School The clinIC, which Wilt be IH.J(j from 8 a m to 12 30 p m WIll feature pitching techmqub. catching, hitting and practice organl.latlOn Speakers Include Doug Gllhs, Len PerkinS, Scott Evans and JIm Bresclaml There IS a $5 fee for advdnce registratIOn or $7 at the door For registratIOn mformatlOn call CYO AthletiCS at (313) 963. 9751 \ Bayview Photo t \ T~ I d L \\<.lIkl r named an Baseball camp Many young baseball players from the Grosse Pointes turned out last weekend for the annual Grosse Pointe South indoor baseball camp. In the top photo, Dan alternate Griesbaum. the head baseball coach at South. demonstrates a pitching grip to a group of players. In the photo at right, freshman coach Pat DeLaere shows how a tee can be used to improve a player's swing. The BaYView Yacht Club has been selected as the first alter- nate for the United States Yacht Club Challenge Cup, which will be held April 10 through 13 off Newport Beach, Calif Avalanche nips foe Ten clubs and one alternate were selected to partICIpate In the blCnmal event, whIch has been called "the all-star game" in Pee Wee playoff of US yacht clubs RaCing Will take place in Team captain Richard Cicala aSSists, while Kyle Karnowskl, Catalina 37, Club FlYing scored his second goal of the Schroeder and Anthony Ahee Jumor and Laser diVISions game With three minutes left picked up one apiece JUnior - under 18 - sailors In the third penod to glVe the The Avalanche's Jeremy Will compete In the CFJ and Avalanche a 6-5 VictOry over Hohfield won hiS goaltendmg Laser classes With semor com- the Spitfires m a Grosse POinte duel With Matt Lambrecht peting 10 Catahna 37 Hockey AssociatIOn Pee Wee B playoff champIOnship contest. Tom Baxter set up Cicala'., Winning goal, which sent the Avalanche to the dlstnct tour- nament J P Champine and Chns Walgand also scored two goals "' apiece for the Avalanche A" SX p,g alloy whls bedhner AM rM Champme collected two s:~~~~:~actSeciYS9* aSSists, while Walgand, Sean Hogan, 'Ibmmy Ihrle, Jimmy Roney, Stu Cooper and Matt DIMar710 JOined Baxter With NEW 1998 CAMBY LE 4 DR one apiece Air AM/FM cassette phone pwr cruISe wlnd/locl...s/mlrrors tilt gold pkg spoiler fact sec syst & more Calder Gage scored three ~1=,-. times for the Spitfires, while '0' DOWN The Avalanche won the Pee Wee B playoff championship in the Grosse Pointe Hock- Jeff Schroeder and Jonathan 24 MO LEASE $209* ~?5i[O:-' ey Association with a 6-5 victory over the Spitirres. In front. from left. are Jimmy Thomas each talhed once Roney, Matt DiMarzio, Jarrod Champine, J.P. Champine. Johnny Ghanem, Richard 954-0800 • 463-9000 37777 Gratiot Ave' Clinton Township MI 48036 Cicala, Stu Cooper and Tommy Ihrie. In the middle row, from left. are Freddy Moore, Thomas also had two A:"-': ~tf\.""""'ColV" y~...",.,. ~ "1X""=-",~. "c>"'-"''¥f-li''/' ~"i~-"":;lIoO,><;':ot'" :Jl O""x""""'" r~et:"~o!!'",,~(,\~_"""~I.llI'I.x.li~rrvt:t"'I"'-.: • ..r- Sean Hogan. Chris Waigand. Tom Baxter and Jeremy Holifield. In back, from left. are y'" ".I ~r ...""...... r _~P'''''''''''''..I'''l-V- ' Tap Into news, sports. entertainment. sale events and claSSifIed listings The newspaper IS your wellspnng for everything thaI's happenmg In the Grosse POinte's Save 25% over newsstand costs by haVIng the paper moiled to your home each week Coli 343 5577 to stort mOil delivery, or fill out the coupon below and send With payment to ll Grosse Pointe News I~r 96 KERCHEVAL GROS.,E POINTE FARMS MI48236 Bobby Rashid of Grosse Pointe Woods awaits the green light in his 1996 Pontiac Firebird at the recent Orlando Speed World season opener where he set four National Hot Rod Association records. He previously set three nation. al marks in October 1993. at Maple Grove Raceway in Reading. Pat .--S2WEEKSOFTHE--' I GROSSE POINTE NEWS I I FOR JUST $29 00 I INome I Rashid breaks four NHRA records Address _ I(fly _ ~ .Slole 2Ip_____ I Bobby Rashid of Grosse Super Stock car p0<;ted a ...peed of 1.11 5 mph ,howroom down the street IPhone #----- I POinte Wood" IS "tIll on a In October 1993 Rashlll ...ct Ra ...hld \',ho fir't got The,e cars aren't "uper It ...."lU \\ )l Id j If P'l!"X'(c;. lof'\.', HeiNi 10 l \lit( ,'111(1) ~drlr('<;" pl('~'-{ record pace 10 the NatlOnal Hot three natIOnal record., at the "t \ ) I 1Ovohed In raclrg whrn hI' wa-. eh lrg-cd and they don't U"P I nrll( J'( hl'_w-. j", II b<' on ....l( JI'ol"l ~IJrt 11~ lnrl p .Hl 10 Rod AS<;O<'latlOn Pennsylvania Dutch Cla"-.lc at 12 rellirneo to thl 'port In nitro methane fuel," Ra"hld r('llJrnOl I RashId recently set four Mapl!' Grove Raceway 10 1991 aftl'r ("tdbiJ,hll1g hi' explamed after hi" fir"t record. IVocoTlon Address _ NHRA records at the Orlando Read1Og, Pa Malor M.lgH", All ~tar Pll7d breakmg performance "The Ir,Ty .S'ole ZIp I Speed World "ea~on opener He After "ettmg hh three Revue chelln motor trdn"ml""lOn. cha-."I" Payment Melhod I drove hI" 1996 Pontiac rec0rd" In Orlando, Ra"hld The Sup('r Stock olQ-'lOn I" and body parto arc the "ame a- ICheck 0 VISO 0 MasTercord FlrebHd to a 997."econd won hi" c]a<;...at the 27th annu. thp onL to which the Dubhe ['.tn the factory model~ It I"n't Iikl' 1m. ------I charge at 13208 mph, whIch al Mac '!bol" GatornatlOnal-. 10 ea-.II\ rl'late '\Itho.,gh the' the funny cars or the T.bod\ I S,gnature ------.J easily echp-.ed the fa;,te"t Gainesville, Fla HI~ elap-.ed cng-tnp, aT( h1hh h modified dr.tg-.ter-. that are fun to ... elapsed time recorded by a time wa" 1005 "ccond" and thp c.lr look-. Iikl th( 011(' tn the watch, but hard to relate to' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••_------ ...... ItlIIIl.,.-, .... 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In the NeIghborhood Club ~I"th \1 •.lUrN! 110l.hll \111\ <"'IHrtrt"t.d Grosse Pointe AllerlO' 22, The Council apprmed the low tl1d of Roberl,on Brolher, Pool Houston 21 Jordan M,tch ..lson led the Gros.e Service We,1 Bloomfield MI In the amount of $99 000 for the Pomte Allergy Chmc wlth se~en In,tallallon of p\ c membrane liner, In bolh pool, at the PIer Park points. while EmIly WIlson, .Jamle ,ubJcct to cenam ,peclficd condillon, Theophanous and Shannon O'Berskl each tallied four Tasha 0 Ber.k. added Thc Counlll re,elved the public ,afety repon for Ihe month of two POints Sarah P,erantom "a' the F-ebruary 1996 and ordered rt placed on filc leadmg rebounder and Khrlsttn ToblO played a fine defensl\e game The Councll adopted a re,olutlon that Immedlatcly follOWing Houston got strong performance. from Sarah DeF'rance, Brlana ,]one' temporary adJournmenl of the Regular Meeting a Cio'cd Se",on Jamie Kennedy Erin 0 Donoghue ,hall be held for the purpo~ of dl'cu"''1g real e,tate matter, Knsten Pavle, Catle QUInn Stephame Rltok, BrIdget Scallen and h.at Ie The Counul rcconvened the Regular Mcctlng lewandowskI The girls mo," fa.t and pass the ball well The Council approved the purcha~e of propeny located al 435 Moro" LoA 24, Detroit 16 L A won the battle for Ice ~r..am , ..t Upon proper mollOI'. made 'uppor! and carned the Meetmg up by opposmg coaches and long t,rr .. adjourned at 9 00 p m fnenda Roger BIUl8eand Oan Sulh'an Meggle SchmIdt and Rachel Ba"e The Grosse Pointe Devils won the Pee Wee AA division championship at the Trenton combmed to gIve LA a four potnt lead hockey tournament In front, from left, are Jimmy Coates, Ryan Kramer. Chris Barger THE "If- , .....'0'" • • • T .t aiL:)I'. • •• f / Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection Classified Advertisin 96 Kercheval, (313) 882.6900 VISA Gl'os~e Pointe Fann~, MI 48236 INDEX -11=1 Fax# 343.5569 m.ADLl\T~ - l2\ l,:J A H,1 ~ J..... - d.,.~s..., ] .. J S "'A..:l.~ NAME _ HEAD NG _ ~ e .. .. &"'"'5o:h,. ~A... ':>I oj "-":) ~ .;l~., t; _ RE.'J. E~HTE lOR ,ALE ~, M..">r'Y'...a, tr ~...... S::I ., j j ').,)0 sCa'::> ~ 1;3~ __ V " MAS 11..1 ";'1 ~'i""'" -J...... ADDRESS CITY ~ZIP ' '11. ",J::' ;.- "'" ~(. lJ'3 e rrll,.S" ~ ".,., Yy .J. , - , 'S" J r.A.s. ~,..."'" r:k-"....a - ".i - -" :r-A '"'a=, j1Jt.<..r(lrg "'-<' ~'" ~ ~ ~ "-- A ... L - d ...... il "" (,llDF TO SER\llFS 'S'J-< d.,r ....J I ~ PHONE #WORDS _TOTAL COST PER WEEK~ _ rlA....G S ~s.lDt' Y'" 'I tco ~ ~e-s w) ~ *" .-'d >~lS v...... ay4p'l1 ,-""" A:jef RECREATIO\AL '1 i'\j l ~ l-"..... f-f ~ r ") 2 ....:> "l e-s.:J3V "1 J1 ~ aJs '. b:O A. .... "'\ '1 ..... "',.. 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NUTRITION 1HI TAX SERVICE 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL CALLIGRAPHY by JI Betsy B Mellos LEARN REIKI-- An An- ANTHONY Blrnbryer- ANIMAL Hospital Looking DELIVERY People need LANDSCAPE company WEDDING AND PARTY Attorney & Counselor Cient, hands on tequnl- CPA Tax return prepa- CAKE DECORATING for full-time kennel as- ed $8- $10 per hour Ap- looking for lawn INVITATIONS REASON- 810-771-3747 que that can reduce ration, finanCial TEACHERS slstants &part-lime re- ply In person after 4 foreman grass cutlers, ABLE 313-882-4871 Divorce & Family Law stress and promote plann ing Reasonable Part Time ceptlontst Experience p m Mama Rosa s PIZ gardeners Good refer- Inilial Consultation Free healing Easy to learn rates 822 4569 DOG sitter wanted to Sit Teach Who" ~cke decorat ng preferred but Will tram zena 15134 Mack ences 882-3676 Classes April 13 & 20 friendly Collie In your 107 COMPUTE" SERVICE Grosse Pomte S;t~~dany~h~~r~I~~1ft~~:~bl~ Apply In person Platz Call 313-681-3244 DEPENDABLE people LANDSCAPE company home April 4- 15 Accounting ~~;r.:'Fo%o,od'po~,n'~m~h~~'~Animal Hospital. 15310 COMPUTER helpl Win- Yo,"obleI?"rw .... Mu,' hoye Mack, Grosse POinte needed for Spring clean needs reliable lawn cut- (313)343-0271 NURTURE yourself With a & Tax Service dows, DOS 4MB ram ~~dICacd~~,r~e,~or~t~~~ ;\~~ Park ups & weekly lawn serv ters neat in massage from Betsy Confidential Accounting EARN moneyl Earn prod as low as $140 8MB Wlllon Method" lechn ~lJe.5lf Ice Rate of pay depend appearance, no experl Breckels Your home or Tax PreparatIOn wh.de dernons1rat ng W Iton ARE you a "Mac" whiZ? I uctsl Make your own ram as low as $240 In- ant upon experience ence necessary Will my offce Gift certificates BUSinesses & IndIVIduals Po'romdo",ctsn a cfos.sroom hours Have fun No stalled on Sight 810 Ie need someone to help Please call 313-886- tram (810)7753076 available 884-1670 313.343-9272 quotas Sell JAFRAI 810 774-8353 bas;;{I~~nq~~{11~~~~r~~~~ me WIth a new 'IMac 3299 2931594 Women only' INCOME Tax Service ~~o~~"on~lo:n.h~"o:'~'10'~ and ItS programs EXECUTIVE ASSistant $1400 per schedulel ~~~I:l;pec~I1°Je~rs~~Ih~~ Please call 882 1744 o ELEGANT hand sCripted Computer literate Word LANDSCAPE form Coperate trained envelopes Calligraphy 8 GIVE THE GIFT o'1-800-737 ...... ~ .. '" 1 ... • u 4 ••• $.' • • -.1II.t III:lo--... __., ... Y. -----.._-- -- Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection i200 HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELl' WANTED GENERAL 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL 202 HEll' WANTED CUllCAl 203 HEll' WANTED 20' HELl' WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 305 SITUATIONS WANTED DENTAL/MEDICAL LEGAL SECRETARY I'AlT TIME CONVAlESCENT ...... ,...",irW '!_-- / Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection 400 MERCHANDISE ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 40' ESTATESALES 401 fURNITURE 401 FURNITURE 40. GAUGE/YAID/ 412 MISCELLANEOUS 412 MISCELLANEOUS USEMENT SAlt OPENING IN APRIL UTlCLfS ARTICLES LOOSE cushion sofa 3 WANTED In trade. Two Simply Charming 2WOOL blue carpets, HOOKED on Phonlcsl months old Scotchgard, twin size mattresses and Antiques' BOOKS used 15x12 and 18x13 Paid $217 Yours for brown $350 5 light box sprmgs In trade for 325 E Fourth Street 3138844434 $110 dine" set, tormlca Bought & Sold crystal chandelier $150 new Serta Premium Royal Oak table, 4 chairs $45 Marble mantle clock ChOice double mallress BABY clothes excellenl Dealer Space (313)881-5370 Mack Ave at liBRARY BOOKSTORE $200 881 5254 & springs 882 6453 condit on 0-3T AND Available 810-545-4300 3138857937 Bedford ... miscellaneous Items and HOSPITAL bed, electnc We have hlQh-d1est Open 7 Da~s Classified toys 313881 2224 $450 Dog houses, $45 STEUBEN pair cornuco low chest occaSKJr'aJ B••hB."glt Advertising I Day Only • Saturda 1978 Coachman motor tables TV lstereo pia vases 7 crystal, I" )our Htm~ \1 St"R1"~'f_"...r 882.6900 March 30 9 - 3 home, $9,500 Best r:J lll1etS, c1inng signed, $600 Best offer 35 years accumulation offer 810-7728818 tables some r.haJrs MAHOGANY Everythingmuslgolll 5212283 chi na cablnets WE BUY BOOKS Pflced to Sell BABY crib walker, SIdeboards AND LIBRARIES INTERIOR Mack Ave at JAMES A, MONNING TOWN HAll Antiques (herry bed,oom S~I clothes toys, household buffet decorabve "OHN KING (Fine Furniture Bedford .•. Hitchcock d,a"s, 'olas k'lch BOOKSELLER Downtown Romeo accessooes and much 313-961-0622 & Antique Shop) We have hiQh-<:hest e, set desk ,de cabrnet. Negotiable Friday Select Books Bought Michigan's largest se much more MiChigan s Larges1 Bookc;lore cQmpute, equlp-monl Chrno Sunday 12- 5 779 Snc..E1 1965 506 S WASHINGTON low chest 0CC -Il"---"---~------;.'-. ~-.-:.------::------Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 412 MISCELLANEOUS 500 ANIMAL '02 AUTOMOTIVE '03 AUTOMOTIVE '13 AUTOMOTIVE ARTICLES 415 WANTEDTO IUY '03 AUTOMOTIVE '0' AUTOMOTIVE ADO"r A f'ET FORD GENEllAl MOTOIS GENERAL MOTOIIS m"S/4-WHEEl WANTED TO IUY SCOOTER seat 3 wheel GUITARS, banJOS mando VOLUNTEERS for Ani 1994 Crown Vlclorta LX 8 1993 Ponliac Grand Am 1994 Ford Explorer Xl. T CAR. 1988 1990 Must be brand new demo In I,ns and ukes wanted mals Will be at Star The cylinder leather aluml Excellent condition fully 10adecJ 12500 reasol1ably pllced Good cludes battenes $1500 Collector 886 4522 atre 15 & Gratrot 1 30 num cast wheels load 53,000 miles air, alarm miles $20 500 Call 313 condilion No dealers 8102947746 4 30 on March 30 With ed $11 300 Central RINKE' ABS Many extras 8862544 8107901045 I BUY old costume Jewelry dogs and pups available LeaSing 313 885 4840 SOFA, bookcase stereo and other old mlscella $8 700/ best 810 771 - CAI)IL'LAC 1993 Grand Cherokee ALL cars wanted I The desk sewing machme for adoption 468 8927 839 4462 eves 0926 neous I Bess 313 886 Laredo Ful,y eqUipped goodl The badl The table, chairs TV 1476 1986 Crown VlclorlaLX f,1 1991 Pontiac Grand Pnx All the time 4WD 75K ugly' Top dollar paid I mower 881 4490 SOl IIRDSFOII SAl£ USED Seniors car great condl $50 $5 000 Seven LIONEL 0 Gauge trams & SE loaded blue book miles sharp fun Asking lion Low miles Loaded nays 810293 1062 SONY playstatlon With 2 accesso r'es In gbod HAND fed Cockatiels all '" Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 651 10ATS AND MOTORS 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 713 INDUSTIlIAl/ 716 OFfICE/COMMUCIAL DfTltOIT /WAYNE COUNTY WAIEHOUSE J1ENTAl fOIt IIENT CAl 25, race crUise eqUip FIRST floor Park Spa MORANG 2 bedroom ped, 10 salls, 6 wmches 17849 Kercheval 4 bed SMALL Industrial UnJls KERCHEVAL! hill location BOYNE.- Walloon lake HARBOR Sprmgsl Petos claus duplex 8eaullful heat carpet, appliances 9HP Honda outboard room 3 5 bath colonldl Hall Rd lusl west of I 94 Ap prox 2000 sq It front 2 bedroom fire key Condos & vacation neutral decor fireplace $420 plus $600 security 8236662 -newly decorated All 2 750 and 5500 sq f1 SUitable for offlcel retail homes With fireplaces --place hot tub 1 500 leaded Windows Tudor 810771 8499 amenities 3 year mini units In newer multi ten Mr Edgar 8866010 square feet Sleeps 5 or pools cable T V Plan CAl 25 race crUise equip charm 3 bedroom 2 _ __ __ mum lea;e $1 800 886 anI bUildrng 200 amps 6 Call 810 6::>99921 your golf getaway & bath 2 car garage/ MOROSS. one bedroom OFFICE sUites 119 Ker ped 10 salls 6 wmches 8866 of 240V power 16 summer vacation nowl opener heat Included apartment walking dls cheval Grosse Pomte 9HP Honda outboard clear co ray vac heat BURT LAKE EastSide 3 Resort Property Man 8236662 No pets/ smoking tance to St John Hospi HARPER WOODS 3 bed Farms From $95 a floordralns gross rates miles off I 75 2 fully agement Co 1 800 968 $1 195 82? 6778 lal Farmer Jacks & room A C 2 bath~ fin month including utilities eqUipped good size cot ISLANDER 36 racer 94 and 15 Mile Rd 2844 banks Laundry faCilities Ished basement fenced 8104638080 tages Available for 1 & Cruiser sailboat teak In GROSSEPOINTE -PARK 2 000 3 000 and 6000 ------No pets Call 313 8tJ2 2 car gardge $700 2 week rentals Docks LAKEFRONT cottages on tenor, sleeps 6 $45 000 Two bedroom lower umt sq ft units heavy pow PRIVATE office 200 4027 Rental Pros 810 773 With power ~WISt Great Houghton Lakes North or best offer (810)286 on Lakepomte Applran er floordrams newly re square feet Complete rent sWimming boating fish shore 2 bedroom $424 6629 ces Remodeled bath NEAR Grosse POinte _ furbished offices low private bath heat AlC Ing $ 1000 $ 12001 3 bedroom $477 Call 5450/ month Bedford neWly decor at WOODSI Ridgemont new gross rates utilities prOVided 8 Mile! FIBERGLASS weekly 3138828048 5178216885 discounted ed 5 room upper $415 3bedroom colonial 1 Contact KeVin Immler Harper area 884 1820 Reoalr Matprt'll~ 3312014 ply,:) hc:....t 3":3 C2.:>:; 112 h ...+hc- ::? :.., .. ;;':''':-';;2 CI..ARE- VVlliler we"'KellU PENTWATER, IUlIl,,,r,,,,J 9 Mile & Kelly Rd After 6PM Decorated $895 313 Anton Zorn & ASSOCiates RETAIL SPACE or summer reserve log cabin near Lake EastpOinte Flbergalss N EAR Grosse POinte Corner of Kercheval 881 0505 (810)469 8888 lakefront house & Michigan, &everythlng Sales GROSSE POinte Park up KenSington, very nice 5 7D6 HOUSES FOR RENT 714 LIVING QUARTERS 2,000 sa FT. cabins fireplaces 810 Sleeps6 winter &sum- Senior Technical Rep per 2 bedroom off room upper $495 plus DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY TO SHARE W,th plenty of parking 626-4383 mer rates Week, month Mark Ireson street parking $495 plus heat 343 0255 Good Window frontage NEED A ROOMMATE? season 616-669-8041 810 77-FIBER utilities (313)3430153 DETROIT, 3bedroom 15001KerchevaiAvenue GLEN Arbor Sleeping All ages Occupations SPACIOUS upper 2 bed- brick colonial fireplace 313.824.7900 Bear Dunes 3 TORCH Lake 3 bedroom Grosse POinte Woods room flat, East Warren/ finished basement Backgrounds & Lifestyles Page 313.257.1191 bedrooms 2 baths home modern conven- lower flat, 2 bedroom Outer Drive area $450 $575 Rental Pros 810 Seen on Kelly & Co Weeki weekend spe Iences near park & mar DETROIT SAil LOFT rll" den, fireplace Heat Included $500 se 773 rent Home-Mate SpeCIalists SMAll OFFICE UNITS clals Broker 881 5693 Ina Rent weekly or stove refrigerator, dlsh- cUrity depOSit 313 881- 644.6845 Low gross rent, unrts from weekends June Octo- Salls made or repaired washer basement, ga 7680 313-577-4789 KELLY! Moross 2 bed HARBOR Springs 5 bed $550 to $3 600 sq ft ,Gar- ber 3134627190 Reasonable rates rage $750 plus utlllt,es room new carpet deco ST Clair Shores 2 bed field and Hall Rd COrridors room Victorian home security depOSit No rated $475 Credit room condo $275 per Contact Bob Horvath Hot tub Fireplace Day/ 725 ItENTALS/LEASING 313.881-7462 pets (313)8853592 check 3138824132 month plus security and Anton, Zorn & AsSOCiates week Also 4 bedroom OUT-STATE MICHIGAN 1/2 utilltes Prefer con- 653 IOATS PAIlS AND GROSSE POINTE- 1 & 2 LAKE ST. CLAIR MOROSS/ Beaconsfield (810)4698886 condos JacuzzI Free NEW Hampshlre- Beauti- sertatlve male student brochure 313426- SERVICE bedroom rentals Appli Harper Woods area fully maintained Cape With references 313 7191t00MS FOR RENT ances private parking New 2 bedroom, 2 bath Clean 2 bedroom appli 2507 Cod cottage on 14 MARINE WOODWORK 881 6862 acres BUilt In 1795 In Custom deSigned & bUilt most utilities COin laun apa'1ments With out ances basement ga 8 MILE/ Hoover Fully fur HARBOR Springs Lake dry From $435 313 standing lake VieNS rage No pets $500 716 OFFICE/COMMEItCIAL White Mountain area on Cabinetry Repairs dry' rot nlshed Kitchen & laun- Michigan sandy beach 886-2920 Fireplace washer month Security depOSit FOIt RENT small lake 3 bedrooms, 21 Years Expenence dry priVileges Referen front 3 bedroom 2 bath dryer huge wood decks 8102935117 1 1/2 baths 2 fireplaces, Have Portfolio 15000 CHARLEVOIX, In ces DepOSit 313527- home $1 950/ week Ef lOWER flat Grosse boat wells available washerl dryer, sWim. 707 HOUSES fOil RENT/ the park Great office 7528 flclency cottage $750 or & References POinte Park Maryland 3 Harbor Club North space 1200 plus square _ both $2 450 313 429 mlng, canoeing and fish- 810435-6048 bedroom $625 313822 810.469-2628 S,<.S/MACOMI COUNTY feet In varIOus Sized NEWLY furnished room In 9459 or 313.761 1346 Ing Mountain climbing, 1717 golf & tennis nearby ______LARGE one bedroom BEAUTIFUL lakefront sUites Slreet and limited Harper Woods With pml home Farm Colomal on alley parkmg Price de- leges, cable $75/ week $5501 week 810 645- MARYLAND, charming, 2 apartment Central air PETOSKEY- Walloon 1994 YAMAHA WAVE acre of land on Lake St 2096 bedroom lower wllh nat appliances $435 East pendent upon size (313}B395252 Lake area four season RUNNER III With Kara- Clair (Hamson Twp) 4 needed CHAMPION & {313j839-5125 vacation homes 2 7 van traIler Extended ural woodwork $535 per pOinte Newly bedrooms, family room bedrooms furnished warranty Newer cover & month plus UtJlllleS 313 decorated 610468 BAER INC 884-5700 ST. John Hosprtal area With fireplace, 2 car at units available SWim 821.1800 1693 $260 per month Kitchen Jackets Like new Askmg tached garage Includes 20733 Mack- Window front, mlng golfing canoeing $4,0001 best 313 882 NEAR Jefferson comfort all appliances $2 500 & laundry priVileges ROSEVILLE- Chippendale 1 370 sq It Ideal for volleyball Ideal vacation 2455 able 2bedroom, dining per month Call Adlhoch Call Craig 684-9035 Apartments Clean, NC various bUSinesses spot (800)754 0222 room hardwood floors, & Assocs 882 5200 721 VACATION RENTAlS BOAT wells- DISCOUNT cable ready private $1 275! month porch, appliances, park Red Carpet Kelm Shore- flOllIDA Park next to your boat basement, walk in EXECUTIVE Ranch 3 Ing 810 791 4690 wood 886 8710 newly dredged $895! closet $475 per month bedroom 2 1/2 car at CONDO Naples FlOrida- 2 up 810-463-0155 NEFF near Kercheval $300/ secunty 810 772- tached garage Great COLONIAL EAST bedroom 2 bath, fully Large duplex neWly re 8410 area between Little furnished, pool Side COVERED boatwells near Directory of Services modeled With new krtch Mack and Harper St Clair Shores/9 Mile & Available April, $4001 Grosse POinte Ideal for en Loaded With am ST CLAIR SHORES 2 $1,0001 month 810778 Harper 150 700 sq ft week (810)727-7114 af fishermen or sports menltles $1050 per bedroom 1 1!2 bath 1391 new carpeting, all utllrt. ter 5 p m boats up to 26' 882- month Call 810649- Heat water & carport In les, 5 day Janrtor,near 9268 cluded Central air, ST CLAIR SHORES exway Reasonable MARATHON KEY, Flonda, 5777 I $675 313 884 0735 3bedrooms ranch Ca 810-n8.0120 ocean front condo at 903 APPLIANCE IlEPAIRS 907 USEMENT 660 TllAllEllS NEWLY remodeled, 3 thedral cellmgs fire -______Bone Fish Towers 1 WATEIlPROOFING bedroom lower, 2 full place, appliances DOCTOR'S office for rent. bedroom, low off-season TWO landscape trailers, baths, Grosse POinte ST. CLAIR fenced $760 Rental 17770 Mack, Grosse rates 313-8825701 EAST POINTE LJe 2103130562 (165 x 65) Tandem Park No smoking no SHORES Pros 810 773 Rent POinte (corner of ---- _ APPLIANCE CENTER MARK W ANDERSON axles Both With gas B 1/2 Mile & Mack area pets (313)8222214 Rivard) Approx 1140 OCEAN.FRONT condo 2 No Service Charge BASEMENT racks Call for details close to all shoppng On bus line clean one ST. Clair Shores- 22520 square feet. plus wartlng bedrooms, 2 baths 2 With Repairs WATERPROOFING 885-2248 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom bedroom unlls New Overlake, north of 8 room, two consultation pools, tennis March 16- Courteous ProfeSSional Free Written Estimates 700 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX upper 1324 Wayburn appliances and carpet- 109 Cellmg fans plenty Mile! East of Greater rooms lav, five examln- 29 All of April, $35000 Service On All 10 Year Guarantee POINTES/HARPEIt WOODS Applrances garage of off street parkmg Mack 4 bedroom ranch Ing rooms, file room, re- per week 810-776 Malor Appliances Licensed & Insured cable TV available Rent 15847 WINDMill POINTE $475 plus utrlit,es 313 With garage & basement ceptlon room If mlerest- 5897 Hutchinson Island Deal Direct with Owner 881-8035 8865804 Includes heat and DRIVE excellent marrtenance inclUding new carpet VI- ed call Mr Edgar 886- 776-1750 service A nice qUiet nyl, pamt Michigan Re 6010 SIESTA Key rentals 1 & 2 WATERFRONT carnage R.L. place to call home Open ally Company Ask for _ bedroom unlls 941-349- 907 IASEMENT lower Flat, 3500 sq ft, apartment Windmill Mondaythru Fnclay,9 to Ed 610775 5757 EASTPOINTE. For lease, 5726 STREMERSCH 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, POinte, 1 bedroom, very 5 Saturday10-3 WATEIlPROOflNG store or office 1,000 -V-E-N-I-C-E-o-n-e-m-,-Ie-f-ro-m- BASEMENT modern krtchen first private $895 per month $465 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS AMERICAN floor laundry, family Includes utilities 313- Sec. Dep. $100 FOR ItENT square feet 810-879- GUlf, furnished effiCiency BASEMENT WATERPROOFING WALLS REPAIRED room, 2 natural firepla. 824-8606 777.7840 FLORAL Townhouses 1964 or 810-949-4813 apartment Available WATERPROOFING STRAIGHTENED ces, attached 2 car ga. CHAPOTON Zero security depOSit EXECUTIVE Office In Pro- from April 15th th ru 24 Years experience REPLACED rage Immediate occu- Classified APARTMENTS IndiVidual enclosed yard fesslonal SUite.Grosse 1996 941-4964144 Done the RIGHT way pancy $1850 month Advertising ~....,. for kids & pets Free POinte Farms Profes- 722 VACATION RENTALS Peastone backfill ALLWORK 313-881-8400 882-6900 heat, & carports Large Sionally decorated Wrth OUT OF STATE Spotless Cleanup GUARANTEED GEORGEJ.KUSHNER 703 ArTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 2 bedroom townhouse Quality Workmanship Conference room tele- ENJOY great skiing Vall REAL ESTATE 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX WANTED TO RENT for apartment price 10 YR GUARANTEE LICENSED phone copier and post- Colorado from April 6th DETItOIT/WAYKE COUNTY Tuckpolntmg 884-7139 500 BLOCK of Neff Spa DESPERATELY seeking lease Terms to SUifyou age meter Limited sec April 13th Call 886- Floral Street, Mt Clem- Brlck/ Block Work CIOUS3 bedroom upper 4161 HAVERHILl. 1 bed retanal services availa- 0656 SERVING co MMU NllY :Ie YEARS extremely responSible ens 810-465 5511 313 Bnck Pavers large updated kltchenl room upper $340 plus couple, looking for 1-2 884 5740 ble Perfect for execu- SENIOR DISCOUNT nook liVing rooml natu- security After 7 p m bedroom roomy apart- _ tIVe, consultant, anorney HilTON Head- Palmetto ClaSSified AdvertiSing or firm seeking Grosse Dunes 3 bedroom 3 o Down ral fireplace 1 car ga- 6102960924 menl!flat for Immediate ST. Clair Shores Marter 882-6900 POinte satellrte office bath Villa Free tenms/ Free Estimate Fax 343-5569 rage Separate base occupancy In Grosse Rd Beautiful SpacIous 2 ALTER! CharleVOIX, Ms Belanger 886.6310 bikes Available weekly Llcensed/lnsured ment MINT CONDI- POinte area Gentleman, bedroom townhouse Grosse POinte Side 1 starting April 13, 1996 313-526-9288 TIONl $1,000 John, retired and recent care $625 (810)559 2982 bedroom $290 Includes FOR LEASE up to 2500 CAPIZZO CONST. 881-9020 taker for Grosse POinte Booked Easter 803 785 heat appliances 313 • BASEMENT reSidence Woman CLASSIFIED square feet of prime of- 2500 CHAS. F JEFFREY 776 NEFF TWO BED- 6850031 fice space Will diVide, _ WATERPROOFING ",orkmg profeSSional AI' ADVERTISING Basement Waterproofing ROOM UPPER LARGE easy access to I 94 De MYRTLE Beach, ocean WALLS STRAIGHTENEC APARTMENT, Cadleux/ so have clean and well DEADLINES' • 40 Yrs Experience LIVING ROOM, SEPA- meyer &Assoc,lnc 313- front, luxury hlghnse 2 ~ AND REPLACED Mack, extra large, 1 trained pets (cat & small Real Estate For Sale 'Outslde Method or r PATE DINING ROOM 882 1155 bedroom 2 bath Pooll .10 YEAR bedroom appliances air dog) 313-3439065 af NOON, MONDAY 'Inslde Method r~j?: ALL APPLIANCES JacuzzI 810-363 1266 ,,~ GUA~~~TEE conditioning 5445 ter 5 OOpm All other Classlfll:d 'Walls Straightened SUN PORCH CEN- FRESHLY REDECORATED Credit check 313882 Advertlsmg .& Braced TRALAIR $725313 705 HOUSES FOIt ItENT GOOD LOCATION 4132 NOON, TUESDAY .FoundatlOns Underpinned I ~ Family BUSll1eSS 821-6722 POINTES/HAltPER WOODS HARPER WOODS LICENSED Prepayment is reqUired. Very mce surte (2) of offl =;~~J 'L,censed & Insured DEVONSHIRE! Mack 3 INSURED AFFORDABLE town- GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 Call (313) 88"1.6900 ces Comfortable and NA.lffiJCKET VACATION ~ .Quallty Workmanship bedroom recently re- TONY 885-0612 house liVing In Grosse bedroom colomal family Fax (313) 343-5569 conVlement,n Harper HOME FOR 11fE -: 3138821800 modeled frreplace ex POinte Woods Mellcu room & porch $975 All Deadlines are subject Woods 1 600 square SUMMEROF 1996 ~1 cellent condition' $445 907 IASEMENT lously maintained Three (313}884 0501 to change holiday feet each Near I 94 and 907 USEMENT 8827065 l a WATERPROOfiNG levels Incl ud Ing full weeks Vermer for easy onl off Calf YOar " WATEItPItOOflNG basement Private en 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPUX 702 ArTS/FUTS/DUPlEX 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX X Way SpeCial features Rents! Speclal1st at... " trances new kiTchen S.C.S/MACOMI"COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMI COUNTY Include Convlenlent and appliances central parking entrance walling air, cable ready re area special luncheon/ ~ •• lor I. l' I\A~ 11t. ~_. served parking No pets snack area With com IEAlU1'A'H $7501 month Call for plete krtchen great (508) 228-4449 'r:__~_ASEMENT~ appointment (610)848 neighbors come VISltl 8 Fedml St WATERPROOFING A BIJ'Inr"" Bralr On H('!lr<;h IntegrrfY & Dt-fJf'ncUJbll~ty 1150 8116-1763 IRoger Stevens) Nantucket, MA 02554 nlt}- 0('('1"20 'h or" FxpaU'!lN <>erung Tht- POlnu ------..... -- "" ...... --,...,..~- --~. Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directory of Services '01IASEMEHT '11 IRICK/llOCK WOIlK '12 IUllDIHG/IlEMOOElIHG '43 lINDSClI'EIlS/ WATERI'ROOFIHG , 'I S (Allm CLEANING '11 CElUNG/'LASTERING 921 ClOCK REI'AII '30 ELfCTIlICALSERVICES GAIlDENEIlS THOMAS EXPERT Bflck Repair ANTHONY LENTINI'S CARPET SUPERIOR PLASTERING .. \\,.1\ lIlL IIII ( l 1t1l1l11lt) TOMA FIVE SEASONS .: Tucl\polntlrg chimneyS Cleaning Service Resl Wet plaster & drywall re KLEINER MINAURO TREE SERVICE ". porches steps The de'ltlal reasonable pa I ta ping & fl'1lshlng ELECTRIC BASEMENT & Landscape Renovation' Brick Doctor Richard CONSTRUCTION rates Upholstery clean popcorn spray custom BOB TOMA WATERPROOFING Price Licensed 313 tME~I~~:RR SNOW PLOWING INC mg Martin Lentini 0....n painting Guaranteed Licensed Master -Digging Method 8823804 Electrical Contractor Tree Trimming Removall BATHROOMS KITCHENS er 3138865903 workmanship 17 years '! ;l,.pat '1'roje" IVI1 a[ Stumping -All New Drain Tile Expert Tucl\polntlng BASEMENTS ADDITIONS of satIsfied customers 885.8030 NU APPEARANCE MA'N Watch '3hr _~ t-lon~o T" mmmg -t-'eastone tlacktlll tlrrcl\ Hepalr vl'l'l,, ------:.::::.~ / Thursday, March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection Directo of Services 944 GUTTERS '4' HAULING 'S4 PAINTING/DECORATING '54 PAINTING/DECORATING '11 TmP'HOHE '54 P'AINTING/O(COUTING "0 IlOOFING SEIlVICE 974 VClREPAIIt INSTAllATION GUTTERS Installed, re- BRIAN'S PAINTING M & K PAINTING ALL PRO ROOFING paired, cleaned Screen ProfeSSIOnal painting, Inle COMMERCIAL! 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Call Nathan, 313- SPRING Palntlng- Free FREE ESTIMATES .Wallpapenng estimates Senior diS- merly P & M Window & 371-9862 estimates, reasonable count 313-526-7100 Wall Cleaning Excellent .Palntlng rates, profeSSional quali- :or' RESTORE & ~ OLDER Home SpeCialist Bob Breitenbecher care for your home 885-2633 ty work, Intenor! extenor EMIL THE PLUMBER COMPLETE Custom carpentry, ROOFING PRESERVE Free Estimates- Refer- Owner John Karoutsos 886 plumbing, trim, Father & Sons SERVICE ences 821-2984 M.P.S.C. L21290 J Be M Painting Co. 2790 Your rmgmal, hrgh quauty electncal, plaster floors, Since 1949 RESIDENTIAL Specializing In: B1LL MAsrER rLUM8hRSTO'IY bathroom ceramic ule PROFESSIONAL Window baths, kitchens 810-296- COMMERCIAL WEEKLY TRIPS * Extenor!* Intenor, WALLPAPER 882-0029 waShing, gutter 2274 Lowest pnces TEAR-OFF ReSidential & CommerCial REMOVAL cleanrng Bonded! Insur- TO NORTHERN RESHINGLE SNO-WHITE SCHNEIDER'S Home Re- Painting BY TIM FRANK R. ed Uniformed crews MICHIGAN CERTIFIED GROUT & CAULK CO pairs Plumbmg, electn- *Plastenng & Drywall Experlenced q\Jc)hty WEIR Call D J Quahty Clean- ~'JorkdCpf'nrlilbJe. APPLICATIONS OF ZO \eon of Ing Free estimates 810- cal, carpentry, painting lo~"cs.t prlce repairs and cracks, C e1amlC Tile Experience code ViolatIOns 886- MODIFIED SINGLE 775-2700 947 HEATING AND COOLING peeling 771.4007 \4"h I J leon nf 4121, pager 810-903- PLUMBING, HEATING PLY ~ ,.... paint Window glazing, FLAT ROOFING \r C(.l":l~ ...Tl~ m GWl.!1 6351 Re.\lOra!lOn ALL WEATHER caulking SYSTEMS LOOK SEWERS AND DRAINS ClaSSifiedAdvertiSing Heating & Cooling *Washlng & Palntlng old CROSSE POINTE VENTS Sales. Service GUTIEAS Ii' (313) 531-2811 >j 882-6900 PAT THE COPHER aluminum Siding Contractzng BOILER SPECIAUSTS Fax 343-5569 HOME MAINTENANCE SERVICE Installation REPAIRS *Wood Staining! • Small Home RBp,alfS Residential! Commercial Custom 'Painting .:.>' • Gutter Cleaning& Repairs Cons/rod,on SPRINKLERS REPAIRS LICENSED. INSURED • Small Roof Repal fS Grosse Pointe Varnishing QUAUTYwork : ~~~n~1re;:'~al 882-0747 Grosse POinte References 886-0520 • Sid Ing& Deck Installabon All Work & Matenal at a good PRICE. 885-7711 ,nSll,ed 948 INSULATION Guaranteed C.ltthe Compelll'on first for more Then e.1t US' mformatlon FUlly licensed & Insured 381 KfRCH EVAL.. FARMS Free Estlmates- INSURANCE WORK iI774-0781 r-INSULATE~• Take Advanlage of W11l!ef 51_1125 R.R. CODDENS Mike 810.268-0727 810-771.8040 Of! SIA50N 5A\1NGS Keith Dantelaon Farmly Busmess smce 1924 946 HAULING • Roof Ven~ Installed LICENSED INSURED Ucenaed ...... PI..... , • Fully IllIu~l(ensed PrcksstOiIills J.L. PAINTING Shingle Roofs : MOVING-HAULING • 5rlvet SavJni Di sc Code worte INTERIOR!EXTERIOR [KARM'S PAINTING I L.S. WALKER CO. Flat Roofs i'\Ppliances removal to 881-4003 Power Washing Ucensed/lnsured Plumbing Drain Cleaning Rubber roofs new Repainting All RepaJrs Free Esti- and repaIr , whole house moves 950 LAWN MOWER Intenor/Extenor , Garage, yard, Aluminum Siding mates' Reasonable' SNOW 1l0WER REPAIR * ServIces * Tear offs basement, cleanouts Vanety of colors PlASTER REPAIRS Insured ChImney repairs Free estimates LAWN route and equip- Window putty/ caulkmg G PReferences 810-778-8212 SlDce 1979 791-4811 REASONABLE ment for sale Package Grosse POinte References 313-705-7568 pager deal All Grosse POinte Free ESllmates l!l C!...JC!.Jf!.m i:LJf!.JE! I!I 886-5&&5 REUABLE TOM'S Plumbing- repairs, customers Call for de- 885-0146 REFERENCES remodel, Installs, sewer 964 SEWER (LEANING Mt. B's 882-3096 tails 885-2248 . 12 years experience SERVICE 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT JOHN'S PAINTING Reasonable, 810-775- MOVING.HAULING ARMSTRONG Sewer REPAIR Intenor- Extenor SpeCial 4201 , 313-884-1906 DEPENDABLE Cleaning Sewers re- PIANO TUNING by IZlng In repairing dam- : EXPERIENCED paired, Grosse POinte AI McCloud For aged plaster, drywall & LOW RATES area Free estimates appointment call 8 t 0- cracks, peeling paint $ DISCOUNT $ INSURED Window puttying and PLUMBING Owner calf John AUlto, 731 4596 313-640-4633 NEW # 839.2222 caUlking, wallpapenng - For all Your 526-7284 954 P'AINTING/DECOUTING Also, pamt old aluminum Plumbing Needs 96S SEWING MACHINE Sewer $60 , RTM MOVING, sKlmg All work and ma- REPAIR BOWMAN Painting Inten tenal guaranteed Rea- Drains $40 INC or! Exterior Resldentlal sonable Grosse POinte WHY PAY MOREn IN home tune ups Clean, 7 DAYS 24 HOURS R.EMOVAL OF ALL 26 years experience references oil, adjust tensions Call Gary 810-790 0030 Free esllmates 881-2224 $4 95 All makes and Appliances 882-5038 models repaired Call Concrete! Dirt BRENTWOOD Painting! Joe Kaufman at home Construction Debns Wallpapering 27 years PAINTING, paperhanging, 960 /I00FING S£RVICE anytime 81 Q'?78 5403 Garage Demolition of quality & service to wood finishing faux and or 884-8293 Basement Clean out QUALITY ROOFING by POlntes, Shores, Harper decorative painting Can Move! Remove Since 1952 Free estl Woods Free estimates Mlcon ConstructIon tear~ -T-U-N-E-.-U-P-s-p-e-c-Ia-I-rn-yo-u-r Anything mates 8104458554 Bill, 810 776 6321 or ofts, re-roofs licensed home!$14 95 All makes 1996 SPRING PHILIP WASSENAAR 810-771-8014 10% off and Insured, all ages all parts 'S4 P'AINTING/DECORATING 823-1207 with thiS ad '54 'AINnNG/DECORATING guaranteed Call Enc, stocked 38 years expe 810-4472236 nence 313885 7437 HOME Some Classifications '60 ROOfING SERVICE 9'0 ROOfiNG SERVICE are required by law to IMPROVEMENT ~ ~M PAINTING be licensed. Check with SrNor GrwH P.... s.c.s. .... R W po"", 15~ proper Sate Agency to • 1...~oor/EJctenor • Plasler RepaIrs. RilAAIIl8 GUIDE. verify license. • SpongI08. Wallpaper Removal & Ha08"'8 J &JROOFING Mid. Lk. #676751- Full, llUfUWI (810) 445.6455 OR 1 800-459.6455 SEt, HOW AHORDABLE QUALITY LAl'! RF' '54 PAINTING/DECORATING '54 PAINTING/DECOllATING April 18and May 2 &It A. 884-5764 10yearworkmanshipwarranty 25 yearor longermatenalwarranty SpecialiZingIn TEAR OFFS L,c.",.ed Reach 150,000 D. BROWN CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATEI PAINTING & REMODELING Readers! INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ALL TYPES Since 1936 CALL Since 1936 Spongmg R~gglng ~p~ckl~ [)r~F:gmg (~rpentry ,,~'10 oJ 13•.$ Call for details. Dryw~1I PI~sler Rep~" ",tchens Baths B~'('rnent Remooplmg New Wmdow,!Do(m Dpcks Fen March 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 12C '95 GRAND AM COUPE Air cond , 6 cyl , air bag, anti-lock brakes, AM/FM stereo, tint gals5, rear defrost, carpet mats, power locks, auto trans & .1 more Company vehicles Stk #C-0471 $11,sis* STOCHOOSE MICHIOAN'S LARGEST PONTIAC. BUICK • GMC DEALER OUR LOW PRICES BRING YOU IN .•. OUR GREAT SERVICE KEEPS YOU COMING BACK! S & HUNDREDS HU~R::WVEHICLES 1 PRICED TO SELL NOW- ...... _'" ,..-__... ~ L 1Zll9"', ~- ---- .J ==--- ~ - -- ...... i'::....i.._.'~' m ~ a 9 a -:..;( ,,'" ... ~ ...... ). 1 :; 5.... , , ,, .f~ >- , ,- ...... ~.. } .. '( ...... :...... v ... ~)oI~ .. '" " , ...':-- ~ '> /'-' > ,'< , • Featured Cover Home, p. 2 • Houses For Sale, p. 10 • Real Estate Resource, p. 6 &. 7 • Condos/Apt.lFlats, p. 10 Page 2 YourHome William Randolph Hearst, that would prevent scurvy, that world Columbus brought several most flamboyant of journalists, scourge of seafaring men. was an avid gardener, although it varieties of citrus fruit to Haiti. Oranges, the expensive holiday Within a century lemons and is doubtful that much of the elab- treats of the last century, are now orate landscaping at San Simeon limes were abundant there. so commonplace as to be taken for Spanish explorers brought citrus came under his own hands. granted. Oranges are indigenous He was, however, known to say fruit into Florida early in the 16th to India and China. They reached century and soon trees were grow- when called to the telephone, "Tell Europe, and in time America, by then to wait. I'm busy gardening." ing wild from seeds dropped by way of Persia. the Indians. Many well-known journalists In 1178, oranges were listed in and writers have been gardening By Ellen Probert Williamson The grapefruit, a natural muta- herbal and medical books as tion of the Pomolo orange, was buffs. In the 17th century John remedies for many ills. Some of Evelyn had a famous garden in attached to the eagerness with first described by one Griffity the listings indicate that even Hughes as ''the forbidden fruit." Deptford, London, and displayed which people greeted the first though ancient physicians knew his large collection of dried and "greens" of the season when even The medicinal value of citrus nothing about vitamins, they were fruits is great. Not only do they pressed flowers to his fellow the otherwise despised dandelions on the right track, diarist, Samuel Pepys, who were a welcome addition to winter have a high vitamin C content, Oranges were much valued in but they also provide natural com- recorded a detailed description in diets lacking the vitamins and the 16th century for making his journal. minerals necessary for good pounds which help to lower cho- pomanders - those spicy, clove- lesterol and even fight cancer. The Victorian poet Michael health. studded globes used today to scent Field is famous for poems describ- What a happy coincidence that Experiments have shown that closets and linens. But at the eating two grapefruits a day can ing the petals of flowers. John the supermarkets are heaped time pomanders were prized as a Ruskin and Thomas Carlyle, writ- with grapefruit, oranges and lower blood cholesterol up to 19 fashion accessory, suspended on a percent. This, in turn, can cut the ing in the same period, were lemons, as well as more exotic chain or a ribbon from one's belt enthusiastic gardeners. fruits, at this time of the year just risk of heart disease about 40 per- or wrist. Many of the portraits of cent. This is the time of year when a when the season for colds and flu Queen Elizabeth I of England century ago, sales of patented is with us. Citrus marmalades rank high show these. Doctors in the 14th on many lists of favorite things. "spring tonics" boomed and people Although previous generations and 15th centuries carried bought ''Brother Gustav's Herbal had never heard of vitamin C, the Perhaps the thought of their high pomanders on the end of a stick or vitamin content eases the guilty Remedy," "Indian Swamp Root connection between eating citrus wand as a badge of office. Tonic" or an array of similar feelings about their high caloric fruits and staving off colds has At the end of the 11th century, density. things to combat the end-of-win- been recognized for centuries. crusaders brought back to Europe Lemons, limes, tomatoes, rose ter blues. The sailors of the British navy various citrus fruits. In the 18th Most of these had a rather high are often called ''limeys' because, hips and violets are also wonder- century, orangeries, which were ful sources of vitamin C. When the alcohol content which provided a in the 17th century, lime juice was greenhouses especially for grow- temporary lifting of mood but a regular part of their daily first dandelion greens appear, you ing oranges, were popular in might be as glad to add them to were otherwise not of much use. rations. It had been proved (and England. Far more value could be no one knew why) that lime juice your diet as your forbearers a few On his second voyage to the new generations back. REPLACE YOUR WROUGHT IRON RAILING WITH THE BEAUTY & ON THE COVER WARMTH OF NATURAL WOOD GROSSE POINTE FARMS RESIDENCE CUSTOM KITCHEN/FAMILY ROOM The Kitchen featured ISthe fmIshedproduct of a complete kitchen/familyroom renovation deSignedand mstalled by The Carpentry Shop, Inc. Renovations mclude a complete custom kitchen featurmg cabmetry by "Supenor, Nappanee Senes", Conan countertops WIthgramte Island, wet bar, all bUllt-mappltances and hardwoodfloorsthroughout. A 700squarefoot Addltlon wasalsoconstructed boastmg a natural fireplace, cathedral cellmgs and eyebrowwmdow above the doorwall. Wroughr Iron Tear-Om QUALITY, SKILLED CRAFTSMANSHIP A new custom wood AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE, THE CARPENTRY SHOP, INC. railing will enhance the The Carpentry Shop, Inc., proVIdestruly competitive pnces through controlled value of your home plus overhead laborand matenal costs. Prospectiveclients are encouragedto contact add a conversanonal focal prevIouscustomersand are proVideda ReferenceList The craftsmanshIpspeaks pomt. for Itself. The appearancewill amaze you followingthe change from wrought Iron Cabmet Lmes represented are "Supenor Wood" , a premIUmcustom c.abmet to the custom built wood of your choice. maker located 10 the Amish Country of Indiana, "WellbornCabmetry", a seml- Yourstair budding project WIll be personally supervIseddunng manufac- customlme fromAshland, Alabamaand "QualityCabmets",a modularcabmetry tunng and mstallatJOn. lmecompetitivelyprtcedfromDuncanville,Texas. Call 810/853-4337 TODAY for A FREE ESTIMATE For a Free DeSignerEstimate,call or VISitthe Showroomconveniently located at 15212 CharleVOIx,GrossePomte Park. STAIRS STAIR & RAILING FOR SPECIALIST _..dBN'lB'I'_~ wu -30 Years Experience- ~~- '~ 810/853-4337 Fax 810/853-4351 4 313-823-2402 ~ Thursday, March 28, 1996 VourHome Page 3 Picking from a peck of professional landscapers By Ellen Henke like. Luckily, by asking a few association? practices can lead to disappoint- If you're like most people, time questions, you can make an edu- Affiliation with a professional ing results. is precious - there isn't very cated decision when choosing a association like the The company should tell you much of it to go around. lawn care service. Professional Lawn Care how it plans to take care of your In an effort to make the most of Is the company licensed? Association of America - helps lawn and advise you about what their time, many people hire a Nearly all states require lawn members stay informed of new you can do to keep your lawn in professional company to help care companies to be licensed. The developments in the lawn care good shape. them maintain their lawns. Lawn qualifications for obtaining a field. Be sure to check credentials care companies offer a range of license vary from state to state, Is the company willing to when selecting a lawn care service services, from fertilizing and pest but having a license is one indica- help you understand your so you won't have to choose again. control to aerating, mowing and tion that the company is rep- lawn's problems and the solu- America's plant doctor and renovation. utable and operating legally. tions? John Deere lawn and garden Many people use random selec- Does the company have a Lawn services generally apply expert, Ellen Henke, is a botanist, tion to choose a lawn care compa- good track record? fertilizers and pesticides, you may garden writer and nationally rec- ny - meaning they open their Ask neighbors and friends who be the one who mows and waters, ognized authority on "Earth phone books to the yellow pages have dealt with the company if and poor watering and mowing friendly" gardening. section on lawn care services and they were satisfied with the ser- pick a service without gaining fur- vice they received. You can also ther knowledge. call the Better Business Bureau Unfortunately, these same peo- or the state or localconsumer pro- OUTDOOR FURNITURE ple often find themselves trying tection office. three or four different services Is the company affiliated REFINISHING & RESTRAPPING before they find one they really with a professional lawn care Be Ready for Spring Backyard, pool & spa show April 12-14 Expert refimshlng of all brands of aluminum and wrought Iron including "Just in time for summer" is the Informative seminars on pool Woodard, Tropitone & Brown Jordan. theme of the 1996 Novi Expo safety, landscaping, exercise and 50 strap & paint colors available I Center Backyard, Pool & Spa maintenance are also scheduled. Custom cushions, slings, and ShowApril 12-14. Hours are 3 to 10 p.m. Friday, umbrellas In over 200 fabncs I This is the first show of its kind April 12; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Michigan and features manu- Saturday, April 13; and 11 a.m. to facturers, distributors and retail- 6 p.m. Sunday, April 14. ers of pools, spas, outdoor furni- Admission is $6 for adults, $3 KEN'S CASUALS (810) 585-6629 ture, lawn and garden equipment, for children 6 to 14 and free for 1352 Combermere Unit L Troy MI 48083 decks and playscapes. children 5 and younger. ReO~ SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE, INC. 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe 886-8710 GROSSE POINTE Ren.ucl Ranch 2Bdm 1 Bath FIRST OmRlNG, large lot - approximately 1{2 acre SWlhope Colomal 3 Bdm 1 5 Baths FIRST OmRING, newer windows, nice decoration IWnpton Bungalow 4Bdm 2 Bath PRICEREDUCED.updated kitchen. new furnace, roof 5 years old E.I 21158 Villi K Colomal 3Bdm 3 Baths OPEN SUNDAY, MARCH 31ST, 3-5:00 865Berk.shtre Colomal 4Bdm 3-1/2 Baths OPEN SUNDAY, MARCH 31ST, 1-3:00 ANSWER IN WINDOW Webber PIoace Tudor 8Bdm 7 Baths - 4 Half GROSSEI'OINTE SHORES."1994 REPlACEMENT. DESIGNERSHOW HOUSE" If your old double hung sash are Be.KonsIIeld Income 6Bdm 2 Baths Updated kitchen, upper leased- lower vacant worn out, but the frames are stili Edpmont r.utt Colonial 4Bdm 3-1/2 Baths New construction - 4,250 square feet good. we've got an easy solution. e-the Colomal 4Bdm 2 Baths ONLY 2 lErn NEW CONSTRU01ON, The E-Z Tilt-Pac from MARVIN call for detalls WINDOWS We'll ,nstall two new CONDOMINWMS Insulated sash. and Jambs that 125 Wlndwood Upper Unit 2 Bdrm 2 Baths Bnght white Iotchen. Sub Zero allow Windows to nLT-IN. Your refrigerator. library decoratIVe moldings Inside and out HIdden CoYe Ct. Lower Unit 2 Bdrm 2 Baths Waterfront unit with boat well, are wtually untouched loads of extra's Call today for additional Information 109 Wlndwood Pte. Upper Unit 2 Bdrm 2 Baths Library, laundry room, llreplace. attached garage about the E-Z Tilt-Pac, and FREE ArtllarCt. upper Unit 2 Bdrm I-Luper Woods Co-op In super condItion. estImate Immediate occupancy Lower Unit 2 Bdrm 2-1{2 Baths LIbrary, nat fireplace. As seen in... Home & Garden Magazine I ,78Q sq IJ"re feet MACOMB COUNTY 38894 venetIAn Ranch 4 Bdrm 3 Baths S of South River - E of }enerson. 80 foot WIde canal K.tChy . "Where Sales a r-nends Are Made" • Each Red Carpet office 15 Independently owned and operated 20466 Lancaster • Harper Woods Page 4 YourHome Thursday, March 28, 1996 A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING 19673 BLOSSOM LANE, GPW 19658 MACK AVE., GPW 0i Tl(j -IUI ~ ~J"~ ~ 20550 ANITA, H.W. P 11 Nli1\ 1 ~ ~~ ijt A ~J Ii) V <.b \ 'W ~, U:!J SUNDAY March 31, 1996 THIS COX & BAKER RESIDENCE IS A A PERFECT LOCATION for this 2 to 4 p.m. VERY CLEAN, UPDATED Bungalow on a SPACIOUS CAPE COD featuring a natural professIOnal offIce buIldmg with seven semi-private street in Harper Woods. fireplace, slate foyer, large master bedroom private offices, receptIon area, waiting 1012 HARVARD on first floor, two full baths, central air, 16 Grosse Pomte School district! Maintenance room, kitchen facilities, 1.5 baths, gas Grosse Pointe Park x 11 mud room, huge teak paneled fimshed forced air heat and central air conditioning. free exterior, three bedrooms, family room, basement with a wet bar and half bath, Adjacent to Standard Federal Bank, near 715 PEMBERTON, updated kitchen, hvmg room with natural attached garage and much more! This Cook Road. This office building is Grosse Pointe Park fireplace, 2.5 garage and everything else home IS connected, via a courtyard, to an connected, via a courtyard, to a 2,000+ you need to feel right at home ... Only office bUlldmg located at 19658 Mack Ave. square foot residence located at 19673 1750 VERNIER #4, $92,500. An excellent opportunity! .' Blossom Lane. All situated nicely on a huge Grosse Pointe Woods comer lot. (2nd Floor) REALTOR A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING Of The 19984 ROSCOMMON, H.W. •••COMING SOON! MONTH OF ~....~~ ~ February J< , Lewis G. Gazoul A BEAUTIFUL & UPDATED Bungalow WIth GROSSE POINTE PARK - Be the fITStto see custom features mcluding a wood mantle this masterpiece four bedroom, 3.5 bath over a natural fireplace in the hvmg room, home on 829 HARCOURT, GPP 617 S. HIGBIE, GPW BEAUTIFUL RAISED BRICK RANCH WATERFRONT HOME ON LAKE ST. CLAIR. Every room overlooks Lake S1. Clair m this prestigIOus Wmdmlll Pomte Drive home' Watch the BE YOUR OWN LiiPAN'n thiS 6/6 STUNNING three bedroom bnck ranch ships of the world sail by 157' of Lake S1. Clair waterfront on 400' deep lot. Enter this mcomjl1Wlth a ro ,'nmg "L", which boasts of an updated kitchen, living raIsed brICk ranch onto a marble foyer wIth recessed lIghts, lIVing room with custom kltche F 0 natural room WIth a natural fireplace, den, marble fireplace, hIdden cove lIghts and doorwall to the new wolmamzed deck, lIbrary flrepl . nree car garage basement With a rec. room, full bath (10 x offers custom bookshelves, recessed IIghtmg & crown moldings, formal dmmg room, and se I} ents. 12) and a 25 car garage Located off of new 'Mutschler' kitchen wIth gramte countertops, Island counter, cherry wood cabinets, Mornmgslde and Cook Road Beautiful ceramic backsplashlfloor, bUllt.m sub.iero refrigerator, double oven, crown moldmgs, neighborhood with manv homes In the recessed lIghts, butler's bar With Sink and bow Window with seat, family room With a $250,000 - $300,000 pn~e range on thiS cathedral cellmg and ceramic tIled f1oonng, new carpetmg throughout. First floor same court. Excellently priced at $189,900! master bedroom offers a pTlvate full bath, walk-m dreSSing room, 2-double closets. Three other bedrooms WIth two full baths Basement features' • Finished offering a Recreation room WIth 2 bowlmg lanes • Billard room • Separate laundry room WIth cedar closet. 2 central aIr condItIOning umts • Parlor room With bar and half bath • Shuffle board lane. ,: 2-gas forced aIr furnaces • In.Ground Pool with poolhouse • Extenor features: • Cement I seawall • New boat hOIst • New 'Woodnff room • Sprinkler system. New thermo-pane ~ ~ndO~S:ew :I:an~_eddeC~_~~1If:::~on(::~on. ~ __ .~_ Thursday, March 28, 1996 YourHome Page 5 d ----- __ 1330 THREE MILE, GPP 715PEMBERTON,GPP 1379 FAIRHOLME, GPW 1/ CONTRACTORS!' THIS BUILDING IS PERFECT FOR YOU' It features an 18 x 13 completelY remodeled marn office, a 9 x ~ prlVdte office dnd a 23 \ I H garage & storage area \\ Ith dn K o\erhead door It has a newer g<1~ forced aIr, central air unIt (3 "e 16355JEFFERSON,GPC I,d combinatIOn with ceramic tiled floonng, 950-52 TROMBLEY, GPW , I extra deep basement with a recreatIOn area, / circular drive and car drive through garage II for boat storage. I! ..'i r ~ PRIDE OF OW~ERSHIP ABOU)\;DS In thiS I, I. 926-928 HARCOURT, GPP beautiful Colomal Open foyer With marble I! floor, IJvmg room With picture wmdo\\', i i tormal dlmng room With picture \\ mdow, wonderful 26 lI. 13 kitchen, fantastic family '11 A HOME TO RAISE a family In - thiS IF MODERN THINGS ARE Important to room WIth natural fireplace, also Southern Co[omal offers four spacIOus you - then thiS two-family Tudor wIll catch lIbrary/den With picture Window Ma~ter '; bedrooms, two full baths, living room With your mterest' ThiS multi-famIly offers a bedroom With bath. three other spacIOus :. a natural fireplace and oak f1oormg, formal total of four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, modern bedrooms, finIshed basement, central aIr, :! dmmg room, two half baths, family room 2+ car, attached garage, gracIOus size kitchens, elegant formal dining rooms and I ~ also has a marble hearth natural fireplace, natural fireplaces in each unit. Your bound backyard & loads of updates. ! l library, plus! to be sold on this beauty. , , ,1 BEAUTIFUL Income home, practically maintenance free! Each unit is identical - 16811 CRANFORD LANE, GPC 832-34 NEFF, GPC 41285 WINDMILL, Living room with natural fireplace, eating space in the kitchen, master bedroom with bath & loads of closets, formal dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 3 car garage - plus! 1012 HARVARD - PRICE REDUCED VERY NICE TUDOR Unit on hidden, out of TWO FAMILY INCOME with many features COME SPOIL YOURSELF in thiS stately!, II' the way, Cranford Lane in Grosse Pomte throughoutl Lower unit has a FlOrida custom bUIlt home which IS situated on a City. Living room has a natural fIreplace, room, separate utihhes, each umt has two canal and only three mmutes to lake St. : I , I formal dining room, kitchen With butler's bedrooms, dlnmg room. kitchen, IJvlng Clair. ThiS prestIgious home boasts of five I I , 1 pantry, master bedroom With full bath, room, hardwood floors. artifiCial flreplaces. bedrooms, three and two half baths. famIly ; I total of four bedrooms and three baths, 2- stove/refrigerator, 2-car garage. room. convement flTst floor laundry room. ,I car garage, updated heat system formal dmmg room. hbrarv .\ pl;ce that I I $66/month budget heat, fully Insulated, you and your famIly can enJoy for Jean to ' newer roof, only $175.0001 come' 22309 GREATER MACK A fabulous selectIOn of what you want IS In this lovelv three bedroom. 25 bath ColOnial with a newer kitchen. formdl dmmg room. natural wood floors, large ma~ter bedroom with attached private bath, family room central aIr, finished ba::.ement with recreatIOn f('om, plus a fabulolls lot \A hlch 'UlIkcn ~ardens and mdnv plantJn~s GORGEOUS open concert Condo \\ Ith .1 PER.FECT LOC \T10\t \\'allahle to Ica<,e _ large lIvm~ room/dmmg room lomhmatlOn, two private oltlces \\Ith arprnxlmate!\ one bedroom, spacIous kitchen w/eatmg area, walk-In closet, carport. rool and I.R60 <,q/it , 1 ;) bath,. parkln~ lor P, car;, ~ call for the details .don t mls~ oul' I laundry facilities. I ------j Page 6 YourHome Thursday, March 28, 1996 -.l', ~.. , t'~- k- ~ Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1171 North Renaud 4/1 5 Open Sun. 1-4 or by App. Semi ranch. 37 Colonial Rd. 3/25 Open Sun. 2-4. PrestigIous Colomal, Imm occupancy $248,500 886.2308 library, fam rm, many updates $365,000 881.5029 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 96 Hall Place 3/2 5 Solid family home with dazzling 2110 Anita 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-4. Colomal with Charm! new Kitchen & decor looking for 886.3400 Family Room! PatIOI Higbie Maxon, Inc. $162,900 solid family Prime location. $325,000 885-7767 1439 Edmunton 4/2.5 large Colomal Alt. Garage F.R FInished 342 Mt. Vernon 3/2 Open Sun. 2-4. Excellent condition 886.5670 Basement Reduced. Andary Call By owner. See photo ad $153,900 886-9226 562 Lakeshore Lane 3/2.5 Walk to lake! 2 natural fireplaces (see claSSified 800 ad) Owner Call 884-3881 676 Peach Tree Lane 4/35 Umque malO floor Bedroom wtbath call 313 -886-0674 Prime location Very large backyard. Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1698 Hollywood 3/1 5 English Colomal, remodeled Kitchen, NO LISTINGS beautifully decorated. Owner $172,000 313-886-6872 1897 Stanhope 3/1 Open Sun. 2-4 (see class 800) $149,900 885.3393 1606 Boumemouth 3/1 5 Open Sun. 2-4 POSSible4th Bedroom, Address Bedroom/Bath Description Family room. Home warranty Price Phone Tappan & Associates. $162,000 884-6200 1107 Maryland 2/1 4 separate units/separate utllites. Ample park 109, gas forced air. $199,000 886-0657 1752 Broadstone 3/1.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Immac. Colomal. New fam rm. & kit fm bsml. 1031 Harvard 4/2.5 Outstandmg Colomal 10 the park. hdwd firs $189,900 313 -881-1978 Tappan & Associates Call 684-6200 VII) St ClAIR SHORES Thursday, March 28, 1996 YourHome Page 7 t t j - - - ,I I ALL OTliER AREAS . Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 846 Beaconsfield 6/5 2 family, 3,500 sq. ft. $249,000 881-7353 Port Sanaliac 2/1 Modern Cottage 200 ft 810-921-5000 Lake Huron frontage $92,000 313 881-8888 1)"439 Windmill 4/2 5 Inviting Colonial, 3 fire places. Pointe Dr. New Kitchen. No brokers. $405,000 313.821-4238 1112 Harvard 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4 Center entrance ColOnial! 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths! Higbie Maxon, Inc. $275,000 886-3400 11 2 Audubon 4/2.5 Open Sunday 1-4 Beautiful Tudor on a double lot One of a kind! Chris Kuhn, Coldwell Before You All of Your Banker Schweitzer. $299,900 886-4200 Put 4/2.5 South Jefferson, Colonial, numerous Improvements, poSSible 5th floor bedroom, pool Appointments $239,000 (313) 822-1519 4/2.5 Outstanding ColoOial In the Park. Tappan & Associates. 884-6200 Go hunting through the pages of YourHome magazine for the latest and finest homes on the Description Affordable Condo Convenient location market. Also spring into action by placing your Ask for ChriS Kuhn, Coldwell Banker Schweitzer. $17,000 886-4200 home in the magazine. University 3/1 1st block off Mack. Finished basement. $42,500 (313) 882.3770 For more information or to place an ad VII. HARPER WOODS Afress Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Call (313) 882-6900 2~ Williamsburg 3/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4 Condo. Creat 1 price for location! C.P. schools! , Higbie Maxon, Inc. $79,900 886.3400 2"9 Hollywood 2/1 Open Sunday 2-4 Move-in condition. Ask about how to get a ResourceAd for iust Completely updated ChriS Kuhn, Coldwell Banker Schweitzer. $76,500 886-4200 $3.50 a line. Z 1 Beaufait 4/3 Open Sun. 1-4. GP schools. 1,850 sq. ft., newer Windows, family room, updated kitchen. Remax Advan. ~I Kevin Hunt. $129,900 (810) 296-8070 20128 Washtenaw 3/1 Open Sun. 1-4. Bungalow. New kitchen, siding, air. Must see! $77,000 886-5243 2f183 Norwood 3/2 Crosse POinte Schools, bnck 886-8152 Bungalow, owner. C.P. Schools. $109,000 ilfter 7 PM Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 2 Milner 2/1 11 MIle and Jefferson. Bungalow. Private beach, deck, hot tub. Must seel $86,900 810-779-7994 ii47 Lee Court 2/1 Open Sun. 1-4 By owner. No brokers please Completely remodeled lakeshore Village Condo $12,500 810-777.9034 ~listinp Page 8 YourHome Thursday, March 28, 1996 War Memorial lectures focus on the home Whether you're spring house your home. Tickets are $7 a person. The pro- cleaning plans call for clearing it is "Color Me Happy" presented by Start with "Treasures in Your gram will be repeated Thesday, out, drl's ....ll1g it up or packing up interior designer and construction Attic" Saturday, March 30 from April 16 from 1 to 2 p.m. expert, Virginia Carr, a.k.a. the and mO\ II1g on, the Gro~se Pointe 9'30 to 10'30 a m Estate sale pro- Also on Saturday, March 30, War ~IL"1IOnal ofTers three lec- Home Color Wizard, on Tuesday fessional Susan Hartz discusses local real estate professional and tunC's that can help sImplIfy the from April 2 and 9 to 10 a.m. and how to identify and set the value interior designer Judy Sieber pre- 7 to 8 p.m. Carr demonstrates Job of collectible items you may find sents "Setting the Scene" for the Expert-. in the fields of estate how to make color work for you, in your home. Your castoff may be sale from 10:30 a.m. to noon. This sales, interior design and real how it affects your mood and your someone's treasure. informative program is filled with estate provide practical sugges- environment. Bring a small item from home answers to your questions on tions on topical matters related to Learn what colors you can use for identification and appraisal. everything from real estate law to to visually expand or shrink the affordable decorating ideas you size of a room, how to hide a can use to ready your home for the room's flaws or draw attention to Realtors in the news market. Learn what potential its outstanding features - and buyers are looking for and tech- Coldwell Banker Schweitzer more. Tickets are $8. top associate in listings sold, niques to give your home sales For more information call (313) Real Estate recently honored its buyer-controlled sales and gross appeal. Tickets are $7 per person. top achievers for 1995. 881-7511. Advance registration is commission income. Completing the trio of lectures suggested. Mark Monaghan, of the Others in the firm honored for Grosse Pointe top sales volume Farms office, were: Joe Rich, PERFECT COUNTRY HOMEIRETREAT was recognized Ed Remenapp as the office's top and PatricIa sales associate Koller, all of the for listmgs sold, Woods office, and buver-con trolled Peggy DelOZIer sales and gross ...... 7' and Sally Coe. ~ommlssion ~"-""') both of the Income He was .~~ Farms office. honored for his - Kuhn membership in Monaghan ''The strength of Coldwell the firm's President's 'Ibp 30 Club. Banker Schweitzer Real Estate Dan Kuhnlein, also of the comes from top-producing sales Farms office, was named a mem- associates like ours who give out- ber of the President's 'Ibp 30 Club. standing customer service and In the Grosse Pointe Woods results," said president Paul office, Christine Kuhn was the Schweitzer. i • IJ DISCOVER THE COMFORT & CONVENIENCE OF MID-RISE • LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS IN A COUNTRY CLUB SETTING I • Swimming pool with jacuzzi • St. Clair Shores Golf Course • Tennis court • Secure enclosed parking J • Track • Closed circuit monitored entrance • Exercise room • Immediate possession • One Floor Living PRICES FROM $95,000 TO $132,000 • MODELS OPEN DAILY (EXCEPT THURSDAY) 1-5 p.m. ONE YFAR FREE ASSOCIATION DUES! ACT Now - ONLY A FEW UNITS REMAINING FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL Us AT 293-1643 3000 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE, ST. CLAIR SHORES, MJ 48082 The Prudential ~ [)lIT , 94 AI LIT iU MAC /( HfAD NORTII TO MASONI( 'URN Grosse Pointe 19615 Mack Ave RICHT fIl MlLf TO LAIlfPOINTE Real Estate Co. Grosse POinte Woods. MI 48236 fNTRANCf Bus (313) 882- ,:J I:.l Grosse Pointe News &- CONBEcnoN FIRST OFFERING / et us assist you with your Real Estate listings by advertising in the "Your Home" Q1agazine section of The Grosse Pointe News & The Connection newspapers. VACATION PROPERTY BUSINISS OPPORTUNmE5 / LOTS / RESORTS CONDOS INVESTMENTS ,/ / COMMERCIAL ETC. HOUSES DEAD~:NOON,MONDAYS Please use thIS nandy fo'm to fax us your Real Eslate ClaSSified Adsl FAX (J IJ) J4J 5...">69 .J Please gill Me I rave an account :IE Signature J. Exp Date ____ :ICfass~led Ad l .J ClaSSified Display .J Resource Bill 10 Add'ess __ { ",""",c. ad; n Phone: UIll 88%-6900 Fax UIll J4J-SS69 [l 886-9226 or Pager 1313' 785-0636 Page 10 YourHome Thursday, March 28, 1996 .... e • • assl ISID REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE - 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 801 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS HARPER Woods, 20831 WALK to the Lakel INDUSTRIAL 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property Lochmoor. 3 bedroom or around the corner to .JUST LISTED Multi-Tentant Harper Woods In 801 Commercial BUlldlllgs 816 Real Estate Exchange 1 5 bath brick ranch. your parish church! 12,000 sq. ft., four 3,000 817 Real Estate Wanted Grosse POinte Schools. 802 Commercial Property Many updates. Open EnJOyall the ammenities Maintenance free sq. ft. units can be 818 Sale or Lease 803 CondOS/Apts/Flats Sunday 1- 4. $92,900. Grosse Pointe Woods bungalow, 3 good Sized opened up. New tenant 804 Country Homes 819 Cemetery Lots 313-882-6013. has to offer with thiS bedrooms, big liVing in 6,000 sq. ft. for three 805 Farms 820 Business Opportunrtles comfortable 3 bedroom room, fun basement years at $5.50 per sq. with glass block 806 Florida Property HARPER Woods- Nice 2 brick ranch, situated just ft. Monday Noon deadline Windows and newer 807 Investment Property bedroom, 2 car garage. 2 blocks from the lake. Priced to sell. (subject to change dunng holidays) 80+ effiCient furnace. 808 lakeIRrver Homes Updated, new rook. Home offers 1 full & 2- North of Vernier. Bonus Contact Dave Zorn 809 Lake/River Lots $59,000. Kevin, Red 1/2 baths, heated sun- 1 year AHS warranty, Anton, Zorn & Associates CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 Carpet Keim room, large country ..• ONLY $74,500 810 lake/River Resorts Each additional word 65t (810)469-8888 Showplace. 810-777- kitchen (including all buit- HARPER 81t Lots For 8aIe WOODS HONEY 9700. in appliances), formal 812 Mortgages/land Super sharp ranch dining room. Finished Contracts with huuuuge livlng FAX IT! INVITING Windmill Pointe basement with wet bar & Real Estate Resource ads, room, full basement, 813 Northern MIChigan Colonial, 4 bedroom, 2 knotty pine den! 4th modern kItChen, 343-5569 $9.25 per line Homes 1/2 bath. 3 fireplaces. bedroom. Cool off in central air & garage Call (313) 882-6900 New kitchen. Generous ..• $65,000 814 Northern Michigan Lots summer with central air Remember to Include: Fax (313)343-5569 storage. $405,000. No and cozy up to 1 of 2 JUST USTED- KINGSVilLE Your Name Brokers. 15439 Windmill natural fireplaces in win- Pointe Dr. 313-821- Across street from Your Address ter. Professionally land- Harper Woods. cute 4238. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE scaped & private back two bedroom with full Your Phone yard. Call owner for de- basement, great size OWNER Says "sell"! 4577 And Fax Number 1606 Newcastle,GPW. GROSSE Pointe Woods, tails at: yard, and garage, 3bedroom, 2full, 1half excellent location. Quali- Woodhall, Detroit- (as modern kitchen Along with your (313)884-3881 PRICED TO GO AT baths. Dining Room ty 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath IS), needs work. 3 bed- Classified Family Room, Rec room dutch Colonial. ... $39,900 brick ranch. Custom Carol 'Z' Koepplin Room With wet bar and Part finished basement, Ad Message kitchen, finished base- Bon Realtors. Inc. 2 car garage. $34,900. Buy home office. One owner, ment, central air. 313- Direct Une built 1977. Beautifully 881-8021. Land contract maybe. Sell or 313-6404514 Classified maintained. Call for fact Look Real Estate, 810- Just Brmolse sheet. 313-884-8437 GROSSE Pointe Woods- 777-9300. Advertising BROKER 676 Peach Tree Lane. - Near Hunt Club/ private PORT Sanilac area- Mod- 803 CONDOSjAPTSjFLATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 803 CONDOSj APTSJHATS 1897 Stanhope, Grosse and publiC schools, on ern 2 bedroom cottage. Pointe Woods. Marvel- cul-de-sac. Four bed- 200' Lake Huron front- ous features include rooms, 3 1/2 baths, age on bluff. Sacrifice new light filled master (unique 1st floor bed- $92,000 313-921-5000, bedroom, new custom room With bath), large 313-881-8888 kitchen wrth all state of kitchen, very large back- the art G.E. Profile appli- yard, approx. 2,700 sq. ST. CLAIR Shores. 11! ances, new den with ft., 2 car garage. Must Jefferson, 2 bedroom cathedral ceiling and 8' see to appreciate. Call bungalow, nicely deco- doorwall with access to (313)886-0674 rated, new kitchen, large a charming brick paver living room & master Classified Advertising bedroom. Large deck patio and landscaping. 882-6900 Completely secluded by with built- in hot tub. Pri- a beautiful reversed vate beach. $86,900. scalloped red cedar Harper Woods Must see! 810-779- fence. Offered at OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 7994. $149,900.885-3393. 19356 Roscommon ST. CLArR SHORES - Absolutely gorgeous 3 •• EAST English Village- im- bedroom Colonial. Featur- Open Sunday 1pm-4pm DUPLEX maculate 3 bedroom tri- ing 27' living room wrth for- 21212 Statler CONDOl\1:INIU~S level. Attached garage, mal dining area, 2 full Clean 3bedroom, brrck 1 1/2 bath, central air, baths, natural fireplace ranch. Huge familyroom, Large Beautiful Wooded Lots, Privafeet5ecure • 1600 Square Feet sprinkler, alarm. 882- and garage. $79,900 new kitchen, 2-1/2 car • 2 Bedrooms 9763, evenmgs. Days, attached garage, finish- We inVite you to compare the • 2 Full Bathrooms quality & value of these luxury homes. 10:30-6. $131,500. ed basement. In-ground • Central Air ST. CLAIR SHORES • SpaCIOUS 1st pool Tim-Century 21 EXTRAORDINARY 2 fam- Super sharp 3 bedroom Floor Laundry brick ranch wrth finished 81o-nl-9090 • 2 Car Attached ily. 846 Beaconsfield. 00 Garage 3500 sq. ft. $249,000. basement. 24' family room I ~fO.::' -'_ ST. CLAIR SHORES, 2 7" • Cathedral Ceilings with natural fireplace. Up- 313-881-7353. bedroom ranch, 3rd m • Full Basement dated kitchen and doorwall • Fully Landscaped basement ApprOXimate. w ISpnnkler System to deck $108,500 Autumn Woods Don't Forget- Iy 1,100 square feet. ga. lee Real Estate Construction By MON., TUES., WED., FRI., 1 - 6 Call your ads In Earlyl rage. LakeView Schools. Scott Homes Classified Advertising Ask for Harvey Many extras. $92,500 SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 Also shown by oppo".,tmenf 882-6900 81o-nl-3954 810.772.7877 . (81 0) 598- 1900 Thursday, March 28, 1996 YourHome Page 11 e aSS) 802 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES CLINTONTOWNSHIP AouseholCnfelp INCOME4 units, 5 rooms ST. Clair riverfront. new 1.5 acres, zoned OS, 290 each, Maryland near St. 6.000 square foot river Q. I have a problem with my ft. of 15 Mile Rd. front. Paul. Separate utilities. tudor, 3 car garage 5 tank and provide you with a more toilet. At times, it doesn't flush. At age, one parcel west of $199,000. possible Land bedrooms, 4 baths. powerful flush. Garfield, liC terms. Contract. 886-0657 Quality built by R.J. other times, the flush is inade- Whether your toilet is an old 5.22 acres, zoned com- quate or only partial. This prob- style or is newer, you can replace LAKESHORE VILLAGE Smith Bluewater homes. mercial, 500 ft or Gratiot lem has occurred in the last the existing tank ball. New kits Condo- Great location/ $885,000. 810-765- Ave frontage (one full 7651. month and has remained. There replace the components you now Jefferson, updated. Ex- block), north of 16 Mile aren't any young children around have and are easy to install. cellent condition. 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN Rd. to throw small objects in the bowl, Always use caution when tighten- $65,000/ best. (810)771- HOMES MOUNTCLEMENS so I've ruled that out. Can you tell ing bolts attached to the porcelain 6861. HARBOR Springs- Victori- Groesbeck frontage, di. me what has gone wrong and can tank and follow the manufactur- an home, BaYView, 5 rectly across from Mora- Fax your ads 24 you suggest anything that might er's instructions. bedroom plus dorm. 4 vian Hills Country Crub, hours need replacing? Q. I have a black curio and 13.6 acre parcel to be 882-1585 bath, 2 fireplace. oak A. Ifyou have the old-style tank floors & stairs, piano inside the curio are glass shelves. sold, clean, graded and LAKESHOREVillage.Just ball type and flushing is inade- room, hot tub, large My question to you is, what ready to go, presently listed. 22929 Allen quate, then the most likely cause decks, furnished. should I use to wipe the cleaning zoned industrial, can be Court. $62,500. Century is the ball is not lifting high $398,500/ will finance. solution off the glass? I have used split. 21 Kee, 810-751.6026. enough. The problem here is that newspaper, paper towels and even 1 acre corner, 130 ft. of 313-426-2507. the rubber flapper at the tank's ST. CLAIR SHORES a bath towel. How can I wipe off Groesbeck frontage, 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED inside base is not remaining open 1&2bedroom. Private the cleaning solution and do it 340 ft of Church St. long enough and reseats itself lint-free? frontage directly across basement, laundry area, WANTEDTO BUY:Apart- before the flush is completed. In A. Instead of using cleaning from Moravian Hills garage. Ask for David ment building (8- 12 this case, you can try correcting solution, try a mixture of white Country club, 30,000 Schultes Real Estate. units) St. ClairShores or this problem by shortening the vinegar and water. My wife cars per day. 810-573-3900 surrounding area. No length of the chain on the guide swears by this for cleaning glass. Approx 4.5 acres of indus- ST. CLAIRSHORES brokers. Serious buyer. arm. Wipe off with newspaper and you trial land, fully Improved (810)469-1075. First offering, gorgeous In addition to the above, if your should have no lint or streaks. Try and ready to go, priced condo, attached garage, 819 CEMETERY LOTS toilet tank does not have enough it! to sell, builders terms. 2 bedrooms, 2 funbaths! water in it, this could also pose a ROSEVILLE Send your Household Help problem. To remedy this, carefully questions to John Amantea, King 6.22 acres, zones heavy HARPER WOODS bend the float ball-rod upward industrial, lIC terms, Features Weekly ServLCe, 235 E. 20469 WilliamsburgCourt, only slightly. This procedure will 45th St., New Thrk, N.Y 10017. residential dwelling on 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. ST. JOHN CEMETERY raise the water level higher in the the property sUitable for new kitchen, basement. Fraser- property for 2 office use, perfect for Beautlful' plus stone. construction yard, heavy Kathy lenz $850. or offer. /Adding living space' manufacturing, etc. Johnstone & Johnstone 810-939-9473 SHELBYTOWNSHIP 313-886-3995 820 BUSINESS First Offering, northeast OPPORTUNITIES corner of 22 Mile & ST. Clair Shores, 220 workshop held in April Hayes, 4 39 acres, zon- Country Club Drive. 1st BEAUTYSHOP n.,. con- St. Clair Shores Community working with subcontractors, fin- ed industrial, 336 front floor unit, 2 bedrooms, dos. Please reply' Education, in cooperation with ishing techniques, as well as tying ft. on 22 Mile Rd, 566 laundry room, adjacent 36184 Grosse POinte L'Anse Creuse Community into existing electrical and heat- front ft. on Hayes. goff course. $85,000. Farms, Mi.48236. Education Department and ing systems. Carmen Realty.Calf313- Oakland Builders Institute, a 6.15 acres, zoned C-2, OWN your own apparel or The seminar costs $65 plus a 526-4410. leader in builder's education in 337 ft. of VanDykefront- shoe store. Choose: textbook fee of $10. age, farm home In good Michigan, will offer a 9-hour Jean/ sportswear, bridal, Pre-registration is required no 3farper WoodS "Adding Family Living Space" condition, pole bUilding, Ilngene, westernwear, later than Thursday, April 11, at pnced to seU, liC terms. CONDO Workshop on Mondays, April 15- Price Reduced 2 bedrooms Near ladles men's, large St. Clair Shores Community 1.5 acres, zoned industrial, hospItal. publ,c ttansportaroon. sizes, Infant/ preteen, 29, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. Education (810) 296-8384 or 135 ft. of 23 Mile Rd. and freeway $35.CXXl Call Red Carpel Kelrn-Amencan Herma!:" petite, dancewear/ aero- The workshop will be held at L'Anse Creuse at (810) 783.6330 frontage, sUItable for (810) 445-1200 Lakeshore HIgh School, 22980 13 ext. 8548 to register during office i\sk fOT Joyce biC maternIty or acces- bump shop or other au. sories store. Over 2000 Mile Road, St. Clair Shores. hours. tomotIve use. name brands. $26,900 The course is designed to help The instructor is a licensed 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY Contact Dave Zom to $38,900. Inventory, people create the space they need builder with experience in home Anton, Zorn &Associates for a growing family or to enhance WATERFRONT condo. tramlng, fIxtures, grand remodeling. He can answer ques- (810)469-8888 their home's value by adding a Cape Coral, 2/ 2. Fur- opening, etc Can open tions related to all facets of ~C~la-s-s-'ffedAdvertising room or refinishing a basement. nished boat slip. 15 days Mr Loughlin remodeling. 882-6900 The instructor will explain the $136,000 810-296- 612-888-6555 Oakland Builders Institute many facets of creating additions 803 CONDOS/APTSjFlATS 3092, 941-598-2224 teaches buildIng courses includ- includmg planning, meeting ing builder's pre-license training FAR East SIde Co-op 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY building codes, insurance, per- in more than 50 school districts in apartment. Includes aIr, mits, estimating materials, as Michigan. For a free brochure and WATERFRONTPROPER- refrigerator. stove. $100 well as the basics of home con- schedule of all class locations, call TY on Anchor Bay. 2.8 month marntenance in. struction. Oakland Builders Institl1te at acres. Year round cot- cludes heat! water. The instructor will also discuss (810) 651.2771. $9,000.810-978-2625. tage. $497,000. 810- 725-0275. ... Page 12 YourHome Thursday. March 28, 1996 NEW CONSTRUCTION ONlli£H4.fl r~ SECLUDED FARMS LOCATION Maintenance-free luxury condommium living in Incomparable view of the lake from most rooms in Newly listed on Harbor Hilt this five bedroom Grosse Pomte Woods Just a few blocks from the thIS beautiful Mast bUilt home set on a secluded lake and all the amemhes of the 90s $317,500 home is simply stunmng. Pamdy room with wooded lot in the Park. vaulted cedmg, fIrst floor master SUite $485,000. LAVISH UPGRADES ... ACCENT ON VALUE HARBOR PL1.CE ... in this Windwood Pomte condommium. 'IWo full baths go with this three bedroom Park Pristine condition and decorator perfect! Supenor second floor umt with marble entry, silk home that is so modestly priced it could well be the Gorgeous view of the lake from balcony. State of wallpaper and much more Now $173,000 "buy of the year". the art kitchen. $449,000. BEE~WED! VILL1GE APARTMENT INVESTMENT. DEVELOPMENT AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Quiet and secluded 4.36 acres on the Clinton River with 13 room ranch on tl!~PI'9perty. Many development possiblhties. $349,000. Completely renovated commercial property on Mack Avenue between Moross ana Vernier for lease. $1,300.00 per month. Business Ol'portunity on Utica Road in l Roseville. FOr 26 years an estabbshed ~ By all your friends when you move mto this business. Land contract terms. $85,000. I. umque Lakeshore Village townhouse WIth Hard to find second floor unit JUststeps from the r gorgeous whitewashed kitcnen. $74,000. Vi.llage and transportation. Immaculately main- I: tamea; two bedrooms. $95,000. I- nvo OF EVERYfHl!\/G HISTORY IN THE MAKING 'I . ~ . OPEN SUl'.'DAY 2 -4 p.m. 211 Ridgemont, Grosse Pointe Farms 1 19943 Fleetwood, Harper Woods 1446 Kensington, Grosse Pointe Park Beauhfully bullt two famlly on Harcourt Both umts WIth two baths, fIreplace and famIly room One of Grosse Pomte's most lovely "estate" Investor's dream $199,000 homes In the Shores, thIS archItecturally stunmng home 15 so beautiful it WIll take your breath away $795,000 1~7RGIXlA..PARK AREA LU\l1RY LV THE FAR.\1 - ... One of DetroIt'S most m-demand locations and a Both mSlde and out, thiS IS a home you'll be Just a stone's throw from the Pier, thIS home has proud to come home to Four bedrooms m Grosse charnung home as well Don't miSS thlS beauty Three bedrooms and family room. all the special features you have dreamed of In a POinte Woods. $229,000. very manageable S1Ze Gourmet kttchen. &.,9/9 "0n-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms