The Grosse Po1Ote Contestants are asked If you don't have a trIpod, News staff IS 10 the hoh- to mall or drop off by 5 !>etyour camera on some- day spirit, and we're look- p.m on Wednesday, Dec thmg steady. Better yet, 10gfor the best decorated 18, a photograph of the find a friend who's a shut- Let there be houses 10the Po1Otesthis exteriOr decoratmg of terbug and get him or her season their homes. The first. to take the pIctures for place w1Oner's picture you I Jio/H light for the Furthermore, gIft cer. will be run on the front of tlficates from our adver- the Dec. 26 Issue, and the Send or drop off pIC- the staff tisers wIll be awarded to other pictures wIll be run tures to. EdItor, Hohday those deemed to be the mSlde Contest, Grosse Pomte at the holidays first-, second- and thIrd- Here's a h10t Take New!>, 96 Kercheval, place finishers m the hol- your picture after dark to Grosse Pomte Farms, MI Grosse Pointe Iday contest. capture the colorful glow. 48236 Ne\vs
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'nl. :;; • :\0. -IB • 4R pages Grosse Pointe. :'tJirhigan Home Delivery G(j( • :\('wssrand 7,')(' Nowmber 28. HH}fj Park fire has interesting circumstances By Jim Stickford Furtaw, Park public safety offi. StaffWnler cers discovered that the A fire that destroyed a home woman who called in the fire Photo by Thea 1.. Walker In the 1100 block of Maryland was not the owner. The real & Just south of Kercheval m owner of the dwelling IS stay- Concert tea Grosse Pointe Park turned out ing in a nursing home. When Grosse Pointe North and South ~ schools' choln have been rehearsing In to be more than Park public Park officials contacted the preparation for the annual holiday concert and tea at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Dec. 4, in safety officers bargamed for niece of the owner, they were WEEI< AHEAD the Grosse Pointe Community PerfonniDg Arts Center, 707 Vemler at Morningside "We received a call at about told that the house was sup- in Grosse Pointe WoocLs.The event, which is free, is a gift from the schools and 6 04 a m Wednesday, Nov 20," posed to be empty. Thursday, Nov. 28 their respective choirs to the community. Everyone Is invited to attend. Coffee, tea said WIlliam Furtaw, Park "The woman had apparently and refreshments wlll be served following the performance. The event Is sponsored Happy Thanksg'lVing. deputy dIrector of pubhc safety been getting III and out of the by the Parents' Club of North bigb and the Mothers' Club at South. "The lady who called m the fire house through an unlocked Friday, Nov. 29 was callmg from a phone at back door," Furtaw said "She Janet's Lunch restaurant She had been dOIng It for several The Grosse Pomte Village SaId that there was a fire in the months and neighbors thought Association's Santa Claus fireplace that had gotten out of she llved there. She even raked Parade begins at 10:30 a.m. control We sent a UnIt to the the leaves We dIscovered that at Fisher and proceeds along Old memories rekindled house immediately" the woman hved In the Park Kercheval to the Village. When firefighters arrived at and had her own home a few the house, they could see blocks away" Sunday, Dec. 1 at Cadieux school reunion flames shoot1Ogout ofwmdows Pollce took the woman, 69, The Village of Grosse on both Sides of the dwelhng, mto protectlVe custody and she Pointe Shores' tree lightIng By Shirley A. McShane clippings, yeaMlooks and pro- ed 10 1986 from the then- Furtaw saLd A second alarm was taken to the genatric psy- ceremony begins at 6 p.m. at StaffWnter grams from special presenta- newly constructed Grosse was sounded, and Units from chIatric umt at Holy Cross the municipal building. The pair of brick school tions. Pointe High School. She and the City responded The fire Hospital for an evaluation. Those in attendance will be houses on St. Clair in the City Students today couldn't Stock rellllIl1sced and shared was under control by about Because the woman is a psy- entertained by a choral of Grosse Pointe haven't con- imagine the school days olthe a laugh about the gIrls' gym 7:30 a.m chIatric patIent, and under the music group. tained the sounds of giggling 1920s, when lola Vernier uniforms pleated bloomers, "When I arrived on the JurIsdIctIOn of probate court as and shrieking school children Stock and Helen Wernet wlute blouses and shoes that scene, I could see flames shoot- specIfied by Mlclugan mental The fll1lt Grosse Pointe in 60 years. Lindow attended Cadieux came to mid-calf. ing over the houses next door," health laws, said Furtaw, he Park Christmas tree lighting And those children of yes- school. "You wore them - or else," said Furtaw. "One of our declined to release her name. program begins at 6 p.m. at terday, who did attend the "It was a happy time," said Lindow. Stock nodded biggest concerns was contain- To add Insult to InJury, Kercheval and Lakepomte. first school in the Grosse Stock saId, recallmg the days her head In agreement and Ing the fire so that It dId not Furtaw sood, someone robbed a Girl Scout troops 3090, 1393, Pointe Publlc School System, when her famlly lived on then both women shared a spread to adjacent homes. You CIty fire truck whIle the house 891, 2907 and 862, along found a SIgnificantly different Vernier near Marter and she hearty laugh. Lindow grew up have to remember that m thls was burnmg. with members of the Grosse building when they returned traveled, by streetcar along in Grosse Pointe Park and neIghborhood, homes are much "We had our trucks In front Pointe South choir and to it on Nov. 20 for a special Lakeshore, to the school. She has lived In the Woods for the closer together than in other of the house and the City had Grate United Church choir, reunion. was one of five glI'ls who grad- last 41 years. Grosse POInte neIghborhoods. Its truck In the alley behind will sing carols. In commemoration of the uated In the class of 1923, the Mary Chisnall Berger was So I asSIgned a detachment to Maryland," said Furtaw. "They Grosse Pointe school district's second class since the forma- delighted to find her class pIC- contain the fire, and prevent- were pumping water from the Monday, Dec. 2 75th anniversary, the admin- tion of the district in 1921. ture - in which she IS a smil- Ing it from spreading." fire hydrant in the alley. It IS ing dark-haired preadolescent The Grosse Pointe Woods istrative offices contamed "We didn't have a formal When firefighters attempted standard polley to have a pump City Council meets at 7:30 within the former school commencement," she said. gu-l wearmg a headband, to enter the home, they found engineer monitor a truck when p.m. in the municipal court houses at 389 and 399 St. Neither did the school have a standing in the back row - two of the doors blocked, said it's in use, and the City had one at city hall, 20025 Mack CllllI'were transformed into 8 lunchroom in the beginning, on the wall in the main hall- Furtaw. The mtenor of the on duty. He was called away for way. Berger, who lives in the Plaza. "museum of school dlstnct she added. In the warmer house was filled Wlth stacks of about two mmutes, and when history" last Wednesday, as months, students trekked to a City of Grosse Pointe, attend- old newspapers, clothes and he got back the portable gener- about 25 former CadIeux lakefront park and pICJUcked. ed primary school at Cadieux, other items. ator used to power hghts and school students celebrated a In the winter, they ate their when her family lived on 'We think that the house's fans was mIss1Og." INSIDE class reumon. brought-from-home lunches Notre Dame. She attended Inhabitant was burning The generator was found In a The event began with a at their desks. Stock Junior lugh at the new Grosse clothes, papers and other items nearby trash bin a htUe bit far- Opinion 6A tour of the buIlding. Outside, remained In the Pointes and Pointe HIgh and then com- 10 the fireplace," Furtaw saId ther down the alley, Furtaw repBlJ'S to the structure are still lives in the Woods. pleted her high school educa. "When questIOned, the woman SaId. He beheves that the thIef ~s 13A ongoing. When reunion atten- Lindow attended the told us that she had left the had a hard tIme carrY10g the Schools 16A dees arrived, they found CadIeux school, but graduat- See REUNION, page 2A room for a few minutes and generator, and so he stashed It painters and brick masons on when she came back, the fire In the trash bin so that he Obituaries 20A scaffolds. rep8lC1ng the 80- had spread from the fireplace could come back later, perhaps Seniors 21A year-old buildIng's eaves and We beheve all the papers and With a car Business 22A patching the bnck edifice. clothes fed the fire, helpmg It WhIle firefighters were suc- Entertainment _. . . 7B InSIde, what remams of the spread qUIckly." cessful m preventmg the school houses' onginal ardu. As a part of a routine check Sports 1C tecture had been cleaned up performed after every fire, SaId See FIRE, page 2A Classified ads . . . . 7C for the guests, possibly Jar- ring some chtldhood memo- ries for those who crossed the door's threshold. The hardwood floors were POINTER OF INTEREST pohshed to a htgh shtne, as well as the solid wood stalr- cases' nsers and banmsters Harry Atkins Brass door handles sparkled Home: Gros.'le POinte Park and the hallways and offices were filled Wlth the sounds of piped-in 1920s-era musIc Age: 57 Vintage clothing - school News can appear one teachers' dresses, evemng day one. be gone the Occupation: AsSOCIl'lted wear, wraps and hats were Photo by Thea L Walle",. Press sports wnter for nelrt But tne paper Former cadleuz ecbool student Jack Humpbrle.. dIsplayed on mannequins In DetroIt bureau news IS pnnted on can the hallways - donated for left. aDd companion Constance SChoeUof Rochester. and should live on the occaSIonby school dIstnct attended the cadieux school reunion on Nov. 20 Iu cel- last year more than employees ebration of the Grosse Polute Public SChool System's one third of all U S Quote: "I took the sports Intncate collages hned the 75th &JUJJftnUJ. The lint school house Iu the district beat for the wntlng oppor- newspl1nt was recycled is DOW home to the school system's administrative hallways deplctmg all 75- tumtles You have to And that number IS on St. Clair lD the City of Groue PolDte. But years of the school system's omcea remember, you're writing growing every day before 1930 it served.. • primary aDd secondary history In pIctures of teach. about real peopll' " school. About 25 former students visited the buDding J ers, students, bUIldmgs as ISt~:d;~'r. they were bUilt and dedIcat- last week to remluisce. look at a display of memoaabD. way we can ... ., ia and help dlItriet ometals identify old photographs ed, school boards and super. See story, page 4A all give some. IlMcI intendents of the past, news and putlet~te lDan oral history project on the devel. thing boCk "*' lMcycle opment of the lChool syatem.
J [li 1OIU.\!. SS2-112'1t • 1)1"['[ \'\ \[)\ tin I"I\,C. SS2-T,on • <. [ \""IJ II [)_ ~S2-I>"no • (II\( l:l .\ no\,: 1,n-;;-;--;- • l'I{()()l"( T1()~: SS2-6040 , , III!I a ....----,_ ••__.....=-...... _-_ ..' ------.~- ..t '------November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 2A Reunion- Santa Claus delivers froIn North Pole From page 1 YOU DE6ERVE TilE Bt:6T The Fairbanks, Alaska, Post postmark FaIrbanks, AK 99709-9998 lat10n IS a way to make the hol- QC61tor Board.!; And tlOn at Denby In DetrOIt Office, whIch mcludes the For large orders of addressed Idays a httle more special for Nurth Pole StatIOn, IS once • Insert the envelope mto a and stamped env~lopes, the chIldren," says Carl T January Mulu 11&&rvlCe.'; We Berger dnd otht.'r ,Ittendce;, dgam offermg ItS specIal North larger envelope or contamer Postal ServIce recommends Jr, DetrOlt distrIct manager, 1'lc1o!l8 To Them All helped distrIct employees Iden- Pole postmark thiS holIday sea- sending VIa Priority or Express customer servIce and sales tify old photographs of stu- son Person;, wlshmg to receive • Include a note requestmg Mall Postmarked cards WIll ''The Postal ServIce endeavors dents and ;,chool rooms the postmark should do the fol- the North Pole postmark enter the mall stream at to make the holIday season The fe<;twltlcs continued m lowmg- FaIrbanks North Pole cancel- memorable, feshve and the mam conference room, • Mati to IdtlOn requests should be bright" ~~ adjacent to the superinten- • Completely address and received In FaIrbanks by Dec 886-6010 dent's office, where the VIsItors apply postage stamps to the North Pole cancellatlOns 7 VISit the Postal SerVIce, a were seated for a greetmg by {'nvelope on whIch you would US Postal Sel'Vlce non-tax funded agency, on-hne llItelllll ::.uperUlLellaellt like to h:1\ e the ~orth role 5 400 ~1':1l1Tr:lll ''ThIS specl:ll hohd:ly c:lncc! :It W\\".\ usps ;;:0\ I Suzanne Klein and an explana- !Jon by board trustee Cmdy BLOOMfiELD HIW Pangborn, of the dIstrICt's AJANFOIlD preservatlon efforts for the 1845 SooJl, Te/e.o,Qt)h buildmg. (SJ 0) 333 3lloll CENTEWNE Then, admlnlstratlve secre- BOB miSODEAU tary Demse Stamatalus, who IS (i~M~~"s'#00 a profess1Onal smger, and per- forms WIth "The Gentlemen of Swing," further stlrred chIld, hood memorIes wIth her rendI- tions of "Second Hand Rose," "Noboby's Baby," ''Ma,'' "It Had to Be You" and ''Thoroughly Modern MIllIe Now" She was accompamed on plano by Joseph Palazzolo, North HIgh accompamst As she sang, the guests 0ETII0lT tapped their feet on the floor STARK HICKEY WEST 24760 W"', s.""" M,1e Rood and nodded theIr heads In time (313) 538-6600 to the mUSIC,as smIles of recog- DE11lOlT Bring rnt10n crossed theIr faces. RMIlSlDf fOflD SALES '833 Em.JeIIffio" A....., Klein told the audience that (313)S67-o2SD those who work In the historic FA1IMlNGTON HIW buildmg often WIsh they knew TOM HOUfR FORD 39300 Weot Ten M,1e Rood home the storIes of what went on In (alO) 474-1234 the early days of the mstnct. FERNDAJ.E "This is one of those SItu a- ED SCHMID FORD 21600 Wooa..",a A_"" hons where we \'\'Ish the walls (810) 399-1000 could talk," she saId "Well, some they cannot But you can." FlAT ROCK SUPfRIOIIFORD 22675 GbroIJa, Rood Klein urged those In atten- (313) 11:1.2400 dance to partICIpate m an oral UVONIA hJstory project coordinated by SIU IJIlOWN fORD the instructIonal televiSion 32222 f'Im>auti, Rood (313) 421-7000 1 program at South !ugh MT.aEMENS The reurnon was one of sev- MIKE DORIAN FORD eral presentations by the 35900 Gm'at A"""", school system in Its ongomg (1110) 192-4100 or the annIversary celebratIOn In MT. CLEMENS addItion, dIsplays of dIstrict RUSS /IIV&Nf fORD 43870 GmhoI A_"" hJstory are presented at the (8101293-7000 monthly school board meetings NORTHVIllE and m the mam hallway at the MCDONAlD FORD SALES admimstrative offices 550 w"', _ M>1e Rood holidays ... (810) 341).1400 An Internet bIte on the 75th OAK I'AJU( anmversary has been created MB FAIUl FORD and can be accessed at 24750GtNnf,ekJ HTI'P:/IBOE.GP.K12.MI.US.75 (810) ~7-3700 THANNIVERSARY/ Pl.YMOUTH BtACfCWRl. FORD .;fJ~r~tT~
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Farms is only city mayor and cIty councIl, as he aIrport expdnsIOn may SWItch lanec;" rIght over the Pomtes DIsposal AuthorIty la<; to dIVIde the $25,000 expense LOuld he u<;ed, dId at councIl meetmgs of the from the federal to the f>tate LobbYl<;t Cawthorne 1;' a for- The $3,200 per cIty prIce tdg not joining the other Grosse Po1Otes durmg the past level, so hmng Cdwthorne lull- mer speaker of the MIchIgan Huettemall ,aid to PdY for the lobbYIf>t 1" not a ~IX weeks tIme to be a watchdog for the House defimte total Helpmg to PelY Pointes; Harper Huetteman pral;,ed not only He sdld the utlC" could "1 would really like to make a Pomtes and Harper Woodf> at the bIll mdY requIre u"mg the state level ma) become Cdy.thorne\ former po;,ltlOn of mprely dlvHle the w"t, or It Woods still deciding presentatIOn to Harper Woods f>ome money the LOIIlIllUllIlw, powel, but <11,,0 hi" dl;,posltlOn wuld he equdted u,lIlg pupula By Amy Andreou Miller becau~e they may hdve ~ome more unportant set dSlde from It<,AIrport Study dIfferent thoughts on some "Denlll'- (Cawthorne) has tlOn of the Cil II";, or u'Smg prop- Staff Wnter BaSIcally, the negatIve VIew- CommIttee Issues than we do 10 the pomt Grosse Pomte leader<; trempndou" rapport WIth many erty SEV" ("latp equalm:d Smce Vlllage of Shoref> presI- Pomtes," Huetteman bald have expressed agamst expan- people dt the CapItal He can A number of dIfferent (ormll value) dent John Huetteman has pre- He emphaSIzed, however, SIon of DetroIt CIty AIrport IS get appoIntment" WIth dny- sented a proposal to have a "We ::Ire two for two so f3r that If larger :Ilrpl:mes .lre hnnv at any tHnp " lull-tIme state-level lobbyIst when usmg a lobbyIst" allowed to operate out of the Other p~"<;lble I"c;ues d lob- retamed by the five Grosse Huetteman was referrmg to aIrport, new runways WIll have byist could assIst With are Are you tired of paying current Pomtes and Harper Woods, when lobbyIst DenniS to be bUIlt, and the angle and public work<; and 'Separated four of the cIties have tenta- Cawthorne of the Lansmg firm configuratIOn of the runways sewer proJects, a;, well as taxes on your investlllellls? tively SIgned on Cawthorne, McCollough and may be such that the larger resolvmg problems With the The annual cost of the lobby- Gro<;se Pomte-CIInton Refuse Cavanagh, helped the Grosse Jets would be dIrected m "dlr MUlbe II \ lime to loul - T81ze will take place at 7 p.m Thl JM1.ot'l I SluM tJ., Arne-man ~Kar'lda IIp A.HUiI'i (' (o~'O~ n. elL J .\ .. j tl ea HJ -eo 9- In edmund jewelers t'1€ j f' ~); T ~ Of" I'd - Church Grosse Pointe. :OUTDOOR CHRISiMAS LIGHTS, t. AHEE sUle"itn/l 00 l"Ol ASK.r~("f 'ManDl ~t>rr~t"'f'fll opKWI may n<;lbf' a~a di~t butJoo 10 prmoeclNl! 1fI"'('11Of\ onl)' \l\lher; prec:todtd or ioCfO'T1p1lr1 l"d try .! (\J .. ~()...,.,.,.U ! q ~"'I"p WREATHS, ROPING, TREES 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods rf\ or" at or " ...<1 9 n'OI"'ial 00 lI1chJ qtS f'Jpo" ,<'\ a'lO ta~ ')l: ~ "'... ~Ol:' The Monastery of Talze 10 INSTALLED & TAKEN DOWN loJIy I)el{)(r n (''It n'3 Of ~n~09 moot) (red t\ mil) rat De ft • FREE III IlOme ~ft 1If! • FREE Ollf!/far ~flliec • COI/I emcnl fillarlClll1J nI mfillile I COMPLETE BUILDIl'lG EXPERTS • Addition.., • All type .. of ".xterior Siding: • (;ara~l'''' • Rt'l n'~ltion Room .. • Window .. • B~lthroom.., • Kitchen .. • Dormer .. • Rt'fl'rl'l1l'c", 01 It T I \'" Irt Imlll! 1 OIl \ I '\ rj \ ~ \. \( \ ) "') I ? ULU()\HlId)}fJtI~ wrn plop", H(i I~"' ...... , 'Jl. 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Salrrlld, ,\/rllldal/ Ikit mlJfl 2nd \Rt I\SlIATFDTOMFP\Ol (on \11 H\R II r r , r I (lw"(r'l r n(l,ulrd \ r I /l( ,."hlrl"d ~ III rlrll; lrhn mlNlr or, f .. ---.-.-.--- • .-.-- - ~-...... - News November 28, 1996 4A Grosse Pointe News ~:~:o~ark ~,~n~m~~j~~sbeing a writer of the events of the day Staff Wnter the closing of the copper mines but he waved to me and Intro- school system A prevIous hon- For Grosse POintePark resl- In the Upper Pe 1" duced himself to me and saId oree was Terry McMIllan, dent Harry AtkIns 57 being a When hiS prednlnsua. d d 'let's talk"' author of the bestseller . , ecessor ecl - Atk d h M h I 'W E hI" reporter wasn't something he ed It was time to seek HOOSiers,"said AtkinS ''The luxury of writing It down ms sal t at IC ae altlng to x a e planned on, It wa", something pasture"" AtkinS said t~~~~~ game was In Ann Arbor and I "It's tough, I tell you,"AtkInS Jordan and Sparky Anderso~ "It turns out we grew up In "I fell mto " Idea of bemg the sport t was there forAP It was a close said "Youhave to say the story are two of the finest men he s the same township and went to "I really thought I wouldbe a appealed to him swrl er game, and In those days you as If you are readmg It from ever met Even KIrk Gibson, the same grade school, football coach," AtkinS said "I "I decided that I really want- started writing your story In your copy,punctuatIOn Includ- who was a bit of a WIldman Chippewa Jumor High School, have two degrees from Wayne ed a wrltmg Job" said AtkinS the fourth quarter. UPI was ed When I called In that when he was younger, has as well as the same high State, a BA In Journalism and "Youreally have'the chance ~ stIli competItive Withus and 111 Saturday, my editor picked up grown Into a fine man school," said AtkInS "It must an MA 111 mass commumca- write more 111 sports than m those days the first Wlre ser- the phone, and said to every- Atkms said he beheves the be something they put 1I1tothe tlOns But for my first year In news, which Involves a lot of vice to get Its copy on the wire one who was there that AtkinS Influence of veteran players water t~at makes such great college, 1 attended Central phone work With sports you had the best chance of haVing seemed to be crying, and they ltke Darrell Enns :lnd <\Ian wrlt€'f" Michigan College, before the get to go o~t and cover the Its story run In the paper the should pick up the lIne and hs- Trammell Influenced Gibson As for living m Grosse school became a umverslty, story, so when I was asked I next day." ten m " In the past few of years, Pomte, Atkms said that he met and played football But I was- said yes" In the fourth quarter Nowadays, Atkins said, AtkinS has received two hiS Wife 111 Savannah, Ga, n't as big as they hoped, and Three weeks after taking Indiana, a heavy underdog, reporters hke him have laptop awards that he IS qUIte proud while he was In the AIr Force. they adVIsed me to leave the over the sports beat the tied the game, said AtkinS computers with telephone of. He never thought they would program I then went to Wayne DetrOlt TIgers hired Sparky That meant that he had to tear modems bUilt m ''Those tele- As a Port Huron natIve, he live m a city as beautiful as State" Anderson as their manager up hIS story and start all over. type operators were real was inducted into the Port Savannah, but they find When AtkinS left the Air "It's been qUite a ride right But on the last play of the artists," said Atkins. "In the old Huron Sports Hall of Fame m Grosse POinte to be compara- Force 111 1963, he was work1l1g from the begmning" said game Anthony Carter caught days, when an Important story 1988. Recently the Port Huron ble on hiSBA degree and needed a Atkms "I've been to ~ dozen the ball 0'1 the Indiana 20yard was filed, like an assassination Board of EducatIOn named "I thmk they share Similar way to make some money He Rose Bowls. I've been to the hne, ran past two defenders attempt on the presIdent, the At~ns as one of their dlstm- attitudes," Atkms saId. "Both saw an ad on the bulletm board Sugar Bowl and the Gator mto the end zone, scormg the teletype machmes had bells gwshed alumm and placed hiS commumtles respect theIr lus- of a counselor's office In St. Bowl I don't travel a lot but if wlnnmg touchdown for and the bells would nng when photograph on ItS Wall of tory and are wonderful places ClaIr County Community the local team makes th~ play- Michigan the story came in over the WIre. Fame to hve. But I do have to say Collegecalhng for a part-time offs, you get to travel Wlth ''Tlus was the last play of the On New Year's Eve, some tele- The honor ISgranted to grad- that Sava~nah has better reporter to cover sports for the them. I've been with the Tigers game, and If Carter was tack- type operators were so skilled uates of the Port Huron pubhc restaurants. 8t Clair County Independent when they won the World led before he made It to the that they could send messages Press, which was owned by the Series in 1984, and when they goal line, the game IS over," over the wire, that when Port Huron TImes-Herald m won the Eastern DIVlsion In saId Atkms. "Wellhe runs into receIved by a teletype those days. 1987. the end zone, and is mobbedby machme, could make the bell --- 24thAnnual--- "The owner of the paper was "Iwas Wlththe Pistons when Michigan fans, who tend to be play Jingle Bells." real aggressive and he had they won back-to-back NBA the mildest fans ofbig time col- Atkins beheves that the suc- CI1Q!6)TMA6) JEWELQY 6)ALE bought a weekly paper in UtIca championships a few years lege football in the nation. The cess he has enjoyed stems A special event for a limited time through December 24th aoupl; of. year~ aft;er I was ago. I get to go cover Tt.ger emotion of the SituatIOngot to from his belief that it is impor- lured, sald Atkins. 'He made spring trammg. Florida is a me and I got all choked up " tant to humanize a story. • l\.LLJewelry WIth 14kor 18kCold 25% Off the paper a daily, and made me good place to be m March." In those days, said Atkins, "I took the sports beat for the edJtor and general manag- While Atkins has been with wire reporters would type their the writing opportunities," • l\.LLwomens silver jewelry 25% Off er The paper was called the AP, he has seen great changes stories on typewriters, and said Atkins ''You have to Utica Dally Sentmel. After In the technology of reporting then call them in to the bureau remember that you are writ- three ye~, the Garmett news- changes that allow reporters: office.There, a teletype opera- ing about people. It's been my paper cham bought theIr fIrst when not on an extremely tight tor or another designated per- expenence that the bigger the ~our papers In ~bchlgan, deadlme, the opportumty to son would type into the AP's sports star, the nicer he or she mcl~dIng the UtIca Dally pohsh their stories 10 ways teletypes exactly what was wc- is. When I was a young Sentmel. that they couldn't using a type_ tate.) Grosse Pointe's Pioneer Jewelers. Established 1930 news reporter. Before I rftml For Any AllerS}! relief, heolthler air, no mess, TED PONGRACZ - CERTIFIED GEMOLOGIST PH 9AM-SPM became the DetrOit sports- ~ 1 Furnace 9ualihed tech, 100% glJoranteed 885.1900 SPECIAL. HOLIDAY HOURS: THURS EVENING TIL.l 7' SUN 12-5 wnter for AP in 1979, I cov- Free dryer vent c1eanrn.9Included Expires 12/18/96 Home FlJrnace and Rue cleaning ered a lot of big news stones. 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Opinion the Open Meetmgs Act." ee Bolhnger had no more than MIllIken offers a SImple remedy: been selected as the new presI- "Amend the act to exempt UnIversity Ldent of the Umversity of Cahfornia, rather than by a board of Uni- lIe UnIVersItIes, "the act as interpreted by preSidentIal searches up to the point at Michigan than he began to be versIty regents m MIchIgan. the courts has evolved m ways entIrely whIch the board has Identified a final cntlCl.:ed by The DetrOIt News for an Our VieW IS that BollInger IS a fine unantICIpated by those of us who Oflgl- candidate, at WhIChtIme all further pro- appomtment he had made when he was chOIce, despIte the ngors of the state's nally supported It " ceedmgs - announcement, mtervIew, dean of the ulllversity law school Open Meetmgs Act which the local news- In MIllIken's VIew,what has happened vote - would take place m pubhc " The appomtment was that of Professor papers used to pubhcIze detaIls of the IS that some Judges and nearly all edIto- ThIS Simple change would give public Catherme MacKmnon, who, accordmg to search for a new U-M presIdent. flal wflters now take the act to mean UniVerSItIes the best way to recruit the The News, "IS well known for her radIcal In fact, we tend to agree WIth former that publIc UnIversitIeS "must conduct best possible candIdates without fear of views" One of those views. in the paper's Gov William G Milhkf'n, who"e recent theIr searches for presidents entirely In their untoward exposure, and at the VIew, apparently was her adVIce to Anita letter to the editor of the Detroit Free publIc" same tIme would prOVIde important pri- HIll dunng the Clarence Thomas hear- Press raIsed several important questIOns MIlhken points out, however, that "the vacy for universIty boards to conduct mgs for the Supreme Court about the way in which the presidentIal weight of evidence suggests that an thorough background checks and meet The News also contended that search had to be carried out. entirely open search process reduces sub- one-on-one with finalists. BollInger had supported affirmative MIlliken pointed out that as governor stantIally the quality of the pool of presi- ThIS newspaper does not share the BctiOnpollCles that were soundly rejected in 1976, he had signed the Open dents" enthuslam of our downtown colleagues by Callforma voters and ruled unconsti- Meetings Act because of hIS belIef that "It The former governor dIdn't say so, but tutIonal by the Texas Supreme Court. for any procedure that limIts the field of IS VItal to the workings of our democratIc we have been told that not a single pres- In our VIew,the newspaper is just con- candidates. So we heartIly endorse society that the pubhc's busmess be con- Ident of any major university had applIed Milliken's proposal and hope the tmumg on its ultraconservative path, ducted in public." for the Michigan post, even though it is and m thIS case apparently prefers to be Legislature takes a good look at it, and However, he said, WIth respect to the recognized as the best university in the even better, adopts it or an acceptable ruled by courts in Texas and voters in selection of presidents of MichIgan's pub- Big Ten and one of the best public uni. vanation of it. EDITORIAL CLASSlFlEO DISPLAY ADVERTISING PRODUCTION 88U294 88U900 882-3500 882-6090 Robert G. Edgar MargJe Rems Smith, Roger B Ibges. Advertlsltlg Manager ChMI .. Krasner, Manager B.rl>an Yubeck Vetha.ck., ASS1Stant Edllor/F.atu", Edllo~ Kim M. Kozlowslu, ASSlSlanlto the Pubhsher Manager John Minnis 343-5594 Advernsmg Manager Valerie Entheff, Editor and General Chuck I I " . , A view from the sidelines By Wilbur Elston Thanksgiving: Some of the men did visit the barn after dinner but we children were not privi- leged to Join. Even though Prohibition A family affair was still in effect, it's possible a bottle or two emerged in that session. Own on the farm, when I was growing up, Thanksgiving always It was surprising that friends and rela- was a day for a gathering of rela- tives often came from the 1\vin Cities to D join us because we had no running water tives and friends, but the activi- in our farm home, no indoor plumbing, no ties for children depended on the weather. Ifit had been cold enough and the water telephone and no electric lights. Perhaps my mother's reputation as a good cook had frozen on a neighbor's pond, we went skating, using those old-fashioned clamp overcame our lack of modern conve- niences. skates that fastened to your shoes but too often fell off. So in some respects it was a If the pond hadn't frozen but there was Thanksgiving not too much different from snow on the ground, we went sliding or that fIrst one celebrated in 1621 by the skiing on one of the hills in our pasture Plymouth Colony, except that Gov. north of the farmstead. But if the weather William Bradford had invited the neigh- was really bad, we stayed mdoors, tried to boring IndIans to share in the feast cele- listen to the radio or play games, but bratmg a good harvest after a winter of wound up annoying the adults. privation and even starvation. If our family was hosting the This year, as we join the national obser- Thanksgivmg repast, we usually had vance of Thanksgiving Day at a small chIcken (because we rrosed those birds), family reunion in Mt. Pleasant, some of us mashed potatoes, cranberries, a salad, will think back to our own family origins If not O.J., then who? squash and a couple of homegrown veg- as well as our nation's beginnings. defense attorney at O.J. close relationship with at least one of the etables, with pumpkin and mincemeat Simpson's civil trial in Santa victims. pies to top It all off. And we will give thanks for the fact that MOnIca has suggested to the JUry • Someone prone to violent outbreaks of Before dinner, my father normally our nation IS at peace, most of our family A that "more than one person" rage, possibly aimed at one or more of the offered grace, but he embellished his is in good health, and we' 11talk with the might have been mvolved in the brutal VIctIms. remarks for Thanksgiving, reminding us missing children and grandchildren by murders that his client stands solely • Someone who may have left town on that because we all had good health and phone late in the day. accused of. some hard-to-explain errand as if to dis- mends and relatives present, we had And, yes, w~'ll be served turkey, and We trust that, acting on this idea, the tance himself from the scene immedIately much to be thankful for. perhaps my school teacher daughter who defense team is seriously pursuing all after the murders. Since my mother was a member of the is our hostess will tell us it IS a reminder available leads that mIght uncover the • Someone connected with at least one Women's Christian Temperance Union, of the four turkeys supposedly served by culprits. In the spirit of helpfulness, we of the victims who was seen acting in a (WCTU), there was never even the hint of the Pilgrims at that first Thanksgiving in would suggest looking for all those per- strange and uncharacteristic manner, the seTVlng of any alcohohc beverage. 1621. sons who seem most likely to have com- possibly involving evasion of police cus- mItted such a deed, such as: tody during investigation of the crime. • Someone who knew the murder • Someone whose blood matches spots $150,000 down the state drain neighborhood well, so he could commit the found at the murder scene. crime and escape WIthout being positIvely • Someone whose car or house may $150,000 study proposing t~ elim- ever, to the Michigan ConstItution, which identIfied. have spots of the victims' blood in it. inate Michigan's public school dis- says in Section 2: • Someone who lives close by, (helpful in A tricts and convert them into 'The Legislature shall mrontam and establishing an alIbi that he was not away We hope Mr. SImpson's attorneys are shares of corporations that would support a system of free public elemen- from home long enough to have killed two successful in finding the truly culpable run the schools got a qUlck turndown last tary and secondary schools as defined by people). party or parties they have suggested. Of week from at least three members of the law. Every school distnct shall provide for • Someone who may have stalked one or course, for them it might not be so easy. In state Board of EducatIon the educatIOn of its pupils WIthout dIS- more of the victims, possibly peering fact, so far, they haven't come up with any The state board, run by a GOP maJonty criminatIOn as to rehgIon, creed, race, through their WIndows at night. new names at all. untIl Jan 1 when two new DemocratIc color or national origin." • Someone phYSICallypo'¥erful enough It might be that these unknown mur- members elected In November will take At least two members of the state board (poSSIbly an athlete) to have overpowered derers are fiendIshly clever at masking office, apparently paid the $150,000 to scoffed at the recommendations, however, and kIlled two people (one of them a their guilt James MadIson College of MichIgan State and said that little attentlOn should to be young, healthy man) and cut their bodies For all we know, someone suspiciously Umversity to develop the report, accord- given to the report deeply WIth a knife like a killer may have been hIdmg under ing to a story In The Detroit News. Democratic board member Kathleen • Because most murders have a person- the very noses of Mr. Simpson's lawyers The report claIms that MIChIgan resI- Straus of DetrOIt called the Idea "ndIcu- al element, someone who, possibly, had a all this tIme. dents have "a general loss of confidence" lous" and "preposterous" and said she about "the government's abIlity to run dIdn't thmk It'S going anywhere. schools," and It adds that there is no Republican board member Dorothy Letters reqUIrement that government be mvolved Beardmore of Rochester HIlls was quoted in runnmg schools as saying that schools already are We would sharply dIffer WIth the first responding to pressure for change and 'Thanks' ly done and smoothly executed been repeatedly Impressed half of that statement. In the Grosse WIll contmue to do so WIthout radical The format WIth slIdes and WIththe qualIty of seTVlceS and (An open letter to Angelo warm. personal comments Pomtes, we think the voters have shown overhaul. the responSIveness of cIty DzClemente, cluurman of the about the WInnInghomes and they support our school board and our And another GOP member, Gary Grosse Pomte Woods employees The Woods offers busmesses made the expen- wonderful schools, convenience hIghly regarded school system and would Wolfram of HIllsdale, who favors more BeauttficatlOn COmmtSslOn ) ence all the more specIal for us. and a "small rown" spint of be unlikely to support any proposal for competItIOn among schools, said the plan commumty and frIendlIness. corporate-run publIc schools could spark more public dISCUSSIOnabout Dear Mr. DiClemente: We apprecIated the opportu- On behalf of our famIly, I We are proud ro be reSIdents of However, the report claIms that state the way education is dehvered, but then nity ro VISItWIthWoods mayor a truly outstandmg cIty AgaIn, constItutiOnal reqUIrements for a system admitted would like ro express my sm- Robert NOVltke,the CItycoun- cere thanks for your commit. thank your for a lovely evemng of pubhc schools can be met If the state "We're not gomg to mandate change Cil and COmlnlSSlOnmembers and for selectmg our home for tee's efforts In organlzmg the merely gives funds to parents for educa- We were truly honored ro have recogmtlon from here People are gomg to have to 1996 beautificatIon awards our home selected as the 1996 tion and lets them make all educatlOnal want to do It." mght Nov 13 at the Lochmoor resIdential award WInner WUliam, Rebecca decislOns The study's recommendatIOn looks lIke Club As faIrly new resIdents of and Bill Kraus That opmlOn seems to run counter, how- a waste of$150,OOO to us The evenmg was wonderful- Grosse POInte Woods,we have Grosse Pointe Woods , \ I tered throughout the house globs clmgIng to the inside of 1 don't llke to cook anythmg Don't call These thmgs are deCidedly the curt am and enough hall' beyond the baSICS The only Martha-hke tangled m the dram cover to thmgs I bake m the oven are And I suppose haVlng all the fashlon a toupee Idaho spuds I don't hand craft me Martha photographs on my refrlgera- Those of us who go through my Christmas tree ornaments tor door encased m magnehc bottles of hqUld cleanser With I don't kmt or sew And Isn't A lifelong friend of mme Luclte frames and the blades of bleach weekly, who have to buy crochet a backyard sport WIth teasingly calls me Martha the cellmg fan pohshed to a I wmdow cleaner m bulk, who wooden mallets and colorful Stewart. Say high shme doesn't help my fret because all the pieces of balls? It's not as If! have rehled my case, elther wood furmture m the house 1do tend to a small collectIOn bathtub WIth all the colorful But, shll, I'm no Martha Shirley A. McShane don't match are secretly hopmg of house plants, cultivate a gar- moslUCpieces of cut-up credlt Maybe I could be her slacker a 12-step program soon Will den of annuals and feed birds cards. It's not as If I have fash- cousm from New Jersey, the admit, I get really neurotlc With a space heater, blg-screen form m our area m the colder months Hardly ioned centerpieces out of pme one who tnes to make It seem about my house I agomze over TV, refrigerator With lce maker The problem IS, nothing IS grounds for launching a home- cones, twigs and abandoned like everythmg IS possible, the placement of candle sticks, and they'd have all their baSIC ever clean enough A room IS hfe magazme or guest-spotting blrd nests that I collectedwhlle meanwhile hopmg no one the arrangement of furniture, needs met never qUite decorated enough on NBC's "Today" show on an early mornmg stroll nohces the brown smudges on the color scheme, and the How liberated they must There's always more to be I do hve by the rule that an around my wooded five-acre the cellmg, markIng where Spi- never-endmg battle agamst feel No need to worry about done And don't call me orderly home (and work) enYl- estate. Puh-leassee' ders once roamed and died YlO- du"t the dust bunmes under the Martha, because anyway, she ronment fosters an orderly hfe I suspect it has somethmg to lently under the heels of strate- Thmgs hke that Simply are a bed No fear of failure when has a stafT to do all that stufT Some of us Simply cannot func- do WIth the grapevme wreath glcally tossed shoes Would the magmficent \\ aate of time and nosy g'..lcsts pull back the for her tIOn propl'rly amId chao'l with English ivy on my front genteel Ms Stewart do some- energy for others I applaud shower curt am and find out Truth be told, aSide from an We Simply seek out ways m door, the clusters of scented thmg like that? Not publicly, them They say that houses that the virtually spotless obseSSIOnWIthorder and clean- which to soften the sharp edges candles, the potpourri, and the anyway. are nothmg more than expen- bathroom they are m really has lmess rivaled only by Momca of Ilfe dned flower arrangement m Mostly thiS Martha-accusa- sive boxes. In fact, give some a mlldew-mfested shower stall, on "Friends," I am not domes- So please, don't call me the braided tWIg basket scat- hon comes about because, I people a large apphance box With mysterIOus orange, gloppy tiC. Martha Oros~ Point~N~ws The Op-Ed Page • I 'J, I ., _Y.!f · _ "I'm not sure," says Joe, "but • \' Turkey day tale we're havmg them over for A shot in the Park ThankSgiving dinner this BOOM' BLAMI POWI \'\l~\~ grows on you year." The duck hunters were at it • ~ 1\\ The story's more than a few again thiS year, this time off years old, but Joe Trowern Park couple the shore of Patterson Park on st111 chuckles what otherwise would have when he tells hosts a hundred been a qUiet Sunday in Grosse of the . Pomte Park. "Incredible If. you had a little trouble You could hear them shoot. Melting fln~m.g a place to park on ing all the way to JefTerson. Thrkey." Whittier about mId-October, It \ "When we first saw it we It seems was for a good cause. Bill and c'o,uldn't believe it," says Joe neighbors ~arbar~ Markus were. hold- Suski, who was out Jogging Mary and mg theIr usual reception to with wife Suzanne on Bill Harbert, honor Wayne State U. student Wmdmill POinte Dnve. "About of the Park, leaders, an annual event that four weeks ago there was a had to leave began about 15 yem:s ago and rowboat offshore With a tree J],1!tJ on an errand one Thanksgiving ~as grown to herolc propor- and two men with guns in it, Day. Mary asked Joe's WIfe, tl~ns and a whole stnng of decoys if 'When we started, about 50 trallmg behmd." \ Nancy, they could check m . ~-r;;TJ1E..4i I periodically while they were showed up and lately we get Sunday they were back with. gone, to baste the turkey she about a hundrE'd," says out the tree, says Joe, who had roasting in the oven. Barbara, who teaches fourth- reported at least 30 shots from Joe volunteered for the actu- and fifth-graders at the a boat that at times looked to New energy tax is bad econonoics al operation. ''Even I can baste Academy. Husband BIll has be no more than 20 yards out. been WSU student afTlUrsveep (The DNR says that duck By Jam .. M. Sheehan greenhouse gases," In the edit. national competitlveness in a turkey," says Joe. "It looked One of Presldent Clinton's ed version, however, this sen- international trade hke they were expectmg a since 19B1. hunters must be "at least 450 Some lucky admlmstrators feet from the nearest first actions in the White tence and others which dld not The global warmmg scare 1S crowd for dmner - It was a big get to join m as well. This year dwellmg ") House was to propose a new buttress the greenhouse theory more hype than sCience. In bird, probably 22 pounds or energy tax. In 1993, the widely were deleted or modified. fact, the most rehable global more." the Max:kuses hosted brand- 'They were sneakIng in close unpopular proposal died quick- The belated editing drew temperature data from satel- Returning home after the new Pomters Tilden (WSU to shore a few hme this morn- ly in a Democratic Congress. It strong criticism from highly htes show a shght cooling since flfSt round, Joe looked in his academic VlCe-,president). and 109 and we had to get the pohce could be back in 1997. reputable scientists In an arti- 1979 own refl'lgerator and saw Terry Edelstem, and umver- after them" says park guard At a recent United Nations cle for the Wall Street Journal, It would be a ternble mis- something that gave him "a sity president David Beth JOhn'son. conference on "global warm- Frederick Seitz, a former pres- take to burden consumers and certlUn notlOn," which he and Adamanr' Watchmg the duck-shoot ing," State Department offi- ident of the National Academy producers WIth energy taxes or Nancy gleefully carried out The ?lg d~aw mIght be from the park's boardwalk, cials expressed the administra- of Sciences, charged that the other harmful pohcles m defer- over the next few hours. Barbara s cooking: After sam- Brian Woodhouse told of a rewrite Violated standard SCI- ence to the Umted NatIOns and ''I finally fimshed the last piing her hors d'oeuvre feast, friend who learned to duck the tion's support for a legally several students asked if they hard way binding internatIonal treaty to entific procedures. Warning in contraventIOn of scientific baste and left the Harberts, reduce man-made emissions of that the UN's biased reVlsions evidence. But it wouldn't be the and a short while later Mary could be adopted. "A few years ago he was out carbon dioXlde,a product of the could "deceive policy makers first time that politics won out called in a state of panic," says ''I just don't thmk ~~ople WInd surfing and shotgun pel- burning of fuels such as gaso- and the public mto belieVlng over sound science Joe, who recalls an exchange prlllSe students enough, she lets put holes in his sail," says says. Bnan. line. Like the president's 1993 that the sClentific evidence James M Sheehan rs a that went sometlung like this: MARY: ''What happened to proposal, this treaty would shows human activitIes are research assocIate at the impose immense costs on the causmg global warmmg," Seltz CompetltlVe Enterpnse Instr- the turkey?" Splitting High-tech poet tute In Washrngton, D.C., and JOE (innocently)' "Huh? auto industry and other impor- remarked. "I have never wit- Emily Warn, daughter of an adjunct scholar with the What do you mean?" the difference tant parts of the U.S. economy. nessed a more disturbing cor- the CIty's Pearl Warn and Mackznac Center for Public MARY: "It's shrunk down to 'These could react With each Michigan would be hard-hit. ruption of the peer reVIew Steve Trowbridge, covered ''For the first time ever, the process" Polrey In Mzdland almost nothing." , other and cause some kind of JOE: "I dunno - maybe you three counties a few weeks world's scientists have reached CritiCism from such a exploslOn," I joked with gemal had the heat too hIgh" back to promote her latest book the conclusion that the world's respected figure as Seltz set off clerk Mike Nordstrom at MARY: "We have 20 people of poetry, 'The Novice changing climatic conditions shock waves throughout the Cavanagh's Office Supply m coming over!" Insomniac," published by the are more than the natural van- scientific community. Several Letters the Village. "About this time Naney had Copper Canyon Press. ablhty of weather," declares articles about the controversy mercy, got on the phone and Currently of Seattle, Emily Undersecretary of State Tim appeared in the distinguished The case m pomt On the welcome spilled the beans," says Joe. read her works in Ann Arbor as WIrth. "Human beings are Journals Nature and SCIence store's ''E-Z Legal Forms Do-It. The Grosse Pointe News "We had SWItched their bird well as at Macomb Community altenng the world's natural cli- UN offiCials demed Seltz's Yourself Legal Center" rack, welcomes your Letters to With a Cornish game hen we College and the Downtown mate system." Wirth, a high charges, argumg that the someone had placed the Pre- the Editor All letters had m our freezer" DetrOIt YMCA. ranking State Department offi- rewnte was necessary to Marnage Agreement Klts nght should be typed, double- After quickly being thawed, cial and longtime environmen- "Improve the report's SCIentific spaced, signed and lUDlted next to the Divorce Klts. (Hey, Her book lS available talist, is relymg on a controver- clarity" However, the alter- roasted and basted, the httle it takes a special kInd of mmd to 250 words bird was a perfect mlmature of through most bookstores (and sial UN report which makes ation of the report suggests to see these thmgs). The deadlme for letters the big one they had fimshed she's available at these claims However, a strongly that the UN's motiva- 18 3 p m. Monday. "I hadn't noticed that cookmg In their own oven Of [email protected]) recent incident has many tIon is pohtlcal. If there were to before," said Mike, laughmg Send letters EdItor, course, Joe had a bIg laugh observers wondering whether truly a SCientific consensus Grosse Pointe News, 96 about the greenhouse theory, when he returned the real As I looked back Just before If you have an FYI tip or the UN is a credible source of Kercheval, Grosse Pomte leaVlng, Mike, conscientious to an incredible turkey story, why would the UN have to doc- Farms, Mich. 48236; or fax turkey sound science. Did the Harberts ever for- a fault, was rearranging the call Ken Eatherly at (313) The UN's latest scientific tor its scientific report? them to (313) 882-1585. give you? FYI asks stock. 822-4091. assessment of the prospects for Unfortunately, the UN IS a global warmmg was supposed very pohticH:ed forum which to be a balanced, objective does not have sound sCienceas report, with space given to con- lts first priority For example, fllctmg opmlOns in a peer- offiCials from Cuba and India reviewed process Yet, after the have argued that the supposed Buy A SEASON SKI PASS ••• UN's 1995 report was approved impendmg global warmmg by contnbutmg scientists, lt catastrophe should entitle was Improperly revised and Thlrd World countnes to more rewritten. forelgn aId from the Umted GET A 4"SEASON MEMBERSHIP! 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Barnes Booksellers 1873 November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 9A Alex's Party Here's some food for thought on Thanksgiving She has two grandsons, but only one grandaughter So, It 18 with total honesty that she can declare Alex her favorIte By Vietor Bloom, M.D. trust, the developmg person tends to grow mto an adult amounts, as If famIne IS granddaughter. Alex ISfive and adores VIsIting Gramrna, There was a bme long ago tends to be paranoid and SU~PI- who IS tense, angry, Irritable around the corner, or It ISa Sin but has longed for the time when they can spend the mght when the PIlgrims and the CIOUSand may even become and baSIcally depres~ed to waste food ThiS attitude together, Just the two of them, With no mterferenc€ from lit. Native Amencans gave thanks malevolent or delInquent If How a child IS fed Will make may have been appropriate m tle brother. for an abundant harvest The there I" a reldtlve ldck of "oral a big difference In hi" or her leaner tImes, but not today Secretive plans havmg been laid ahead of tune, the inVI- Indians showed theIr guests, gratlficdtlOn " the per"on I" left l'lter lIfe One man told me Those lucky enough to have tation was ISSUedby her grandmother on the telephone to the early settlers, how to sur tnat he remember" bemg m a had happy mealtimes at home, Alex "I was wondenng If It would be possible for vou to jom vlve the wmter. It was before highchair and ~colded dnd With good food and pleasant me for the mght and perhaps a tea party before ~d?" the Caucasians decImated the "harned for makmg a mess conversatlOn wIll have a Gramma was mformed that Mommy had packed a few IndIans. It was a good time l Obbervmg ~maJl children m a Norman Rockwell picture of a thIngs in a bag and Alex would be delIghted to acropt. How Now we gIve thanks for our highchair I find that meSbes ThanksgIvmg dmner Those soon? abundance and are grateful are mevltable, but no problem whose childhoods were Infected Within mmutes the young guest arrIved, flush With antlci- that we are not m Bosma or They are ea!>Ilycleaned up It With anger, scoldmg and cntI- patlon, she rushed mto her grandmother's arms Alex put Rwanda Our supermarket!' , should be a time of enjoyment clsm will tend to repeat pat. her belongmgs m the bedroom she would share wIlh offer a dlzzymg array of foods and rapport, a time ot calm and terns of confllctual mealtimes Gramma and preparations for the tea party commemnced. No one need go hungry. relaxatIOn, not tensIOn or Im- for the rest of theIr lIves. FIrst, they would have to wash the antique teaset that had Chances are we Willall survive tabllIty been handed down through generatIOns thiS wmter. Those who did not enJoy thiS Gently, Alex involved herself, handlmg each tiny cup del. But we no longer thmk m rapport and good tIme may - Dr Bloom IS a clLnlCal Icately The table was prepared with great care, (a coffee terms of survival We think of a ~ contammate mealtime With associate professor of psychIa- table, Just the nght height for a five year old), and the never-endIng array of temptmg obseSSIOnsand scoldmg Some try at Wayne State UnwersLty's party began, The spread, accordmg to Alex's mstructions, recipes - roast turkey With parents make a bIg fuss about school of medlcme and m pn- mcluded tmy sandWiches With crusts removed, hot sugar dressing, mashed potatoes and eatmg everythmg on the plate, vate proctLce m Grosse Pomte water in one pot, cold Snapple III another, bananas thinly gravy, cranberry sauce, sweet and eatmg extraordmary Park sliced and milk.and sugar m their proper antique oontam- potatoes, pumpkin pie Why do ers The only other mvited guest was Winnie the Pooh, who we enjoy food so much? enjoyed every morsel. Mer downing several cups of hot Sigmund Freud was the fIrSt water, tummIes were declared full. to pomt out the critical impor- Victor Bloom, M.D. ~bamst':ngltsu ~ntiqueg After cleaning up, it was time to prepare for bed, The two tance of the mother-mfant girls headed for the bathroom and their mghtly rituals, how- bond, and paramount in that With cravIngs which may Larg~'t Anllque Store In Southeastern MichIgan ever there was a new experience ahead for Alex. This mght love-bond is feeding, whether It result 10 addlcbon to alcohol A New 40 Foot Contatner From England Received Every 60 Daysl she would be introduced to the fine art of gargling After be by breast or bottle. or other drugs, the mcotme III several mmutes of wet lularity the pair headed for theIr Ideally, it is a time of mutual cigarette smoke, or even food, SII .English Primitive Pine Pieces. 91r beds There they said their prayers with added blessings gratification, of warmth and whIch may lead to obeSity • Wardrobes. Harvest Tables. for the evening they had shared. Alex told her Gramma closeness, the basis for loving Sabsfymg these cravings to ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ,.; ~ that she was the best Gramma in the world and Gramma affection in later life. It IS at excess leads to III health and a MondAy-friday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELL1 responded by remmding her that she had another Gramma this bme that the infant-per- shortened lIfe who loved her just as much Well, Alex conceded, you're def- son learns "basic trust," in The child who has Its baSIC Saturday 10to 5 (810) 777M1652 initely the funniest and they agreed that they had just which the child later grows to needs met tends to be outgomg 19717 East Nme Mlle. St Clair Shores - Between )-94 and Harper shared "the best evening ever," love another person and trust and fun lOVingWith a sunny - An of{enng from the loft the world. dispositIon The cluld whose In the absence of this basIC baSIC needs are frustrated Homespun Creations, LLC Friends get on our nerves less as we age, study says Crafts Show November 30 & December 1 She bends your ear off with and-take between best friends as many felt they were giving their relationslups were Just Saturday 9am • 4pm daily installments of her latest ranging in age from 13 to 94 more than they were getting as good as those who gave and Sunday 11am - 4pm life crises. She borrows your years old. Only 73 of the 1,498 "Feeling that you're putting took equally. , best earrings and never people surveyed were eliminat- more into a relationship than Sherman and AntonUCCI • Country Market f; returns them. She knows all ed from the study because they your friend has a big impact on found few sigrnficant differ. your secrets. sald they dId not have a best how satisfied you are With the ences between the best friend- • Over 100 Juried Crafters Best frIends get on our friend. relationship," says Sherman. shIps of men and women But • Holiday Shopping ~~ nerves less as we age, accord- The researchers analyzed AccordIng to a widely accept- their findmgs dId confirm the ing to a University of Michigan the degree of reciprocIty in ed explanation called equity popular view that dIsclosing • Wreaths & Roping study presented at the annual each friendshIp by askmg: theory, getting a really good private feelIngs and concerns meeting of the GerontolOgIcal ''Dunng your lIfe, would you deal in a relatIOnship IS sup- to a best friend IS much less SANTA'S COMING! 12:00 - 2:00pm SocietyofAmerica here. say you have prOVided more posed to make you feel gwlty, Important to men than to On Sunday - Photos Available ''With age, we also tend to support, adVIce, and help to and guilt has as great a nega- women washtenaw Farm Council Grounds feel that our best friends are your fnend, has it been about tive impact on the quality of "Men who are best fnends 5055 Ann Arbor. Saline Rd. less demanding," says Aurora equal, or has your friend pro- the relationship as feeling report a low level of diSclo- Sherman, a U-M psychology vided more to you?" angry and resentful because sure," says Sherman "For Ann Arbor, MI student who co-authored the They found that the vast you're giving too much. women, disclosure tends to (Take 1-94to e"ll 175. 3 miles o;oulh to 5055 Ann Aroor.saUne Rd.) define what It means to be a presentation on bestfnend maJority of people felt their But the over-benefited best ShowPromoters'CherylHoeft.ChuckFntz.JudyGordon& DebbieBares relationships with U-M relationships With best fnends friends in the U.M study felt best fnend" researcher Thm Antonucci were about equal. 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Maire JUnior Girl Scout t.. / V"-.r--...-J z Santa's Route .:j 9 DetrOIt HS fine and per. troop #1451, 25 chIldren troop #3259, 20 circus theme l 0 GROSS' ""'NT' BlVD J formmg drts 35 Randy Cane "Johnny," 57. Notre Dame HS Band, 10 Trombly Cub Scout pack KIwamsofGP Wendy's restaurants #86, 35 cIrcus theme 36 Grosse Pointe Clown 58 Trombly Brownie Girl l FEATURL~G NEIGHBORS WHO WILL GREET SANTA ON KERCHEVAL. BETWEEN FISHER & CADIEUX J 11 Stilt walker - clown car, Corp, 29 Model T Ford Scout troop #2908, 23 circus Drummy Olds 37 Maire Brownie Girl Scout theme t ~ Hosted By: The Grosse Pointe J 12 Calliope, Kramer's Bed & troop #702, 20 CircUS charac- 59 St Clare Of Montefalco Bath ters Cub Scout pack #399, 50, cir- t Village Association J 13 St Paul Cub Scout pack 38 Our Lady Star Of The cus theme #61, 25 clowns! unicycles Sea BrOWnie GIrl Scout #3350, 60 Monteith JUnIor Girl l VICLAGE and Special Sponsors J 14 MaIre BrownIe GIrl Scout 20 elephants Scout troop #1986, 10 clowns troop #124, 10 elephant/tram. 39 Grosse Pomte Theatre, 61 NatiVity float, Walton ~ CIRO~~l PO)"11 d ers 1936 DeSoto Pierce 15. RIchard Cub Scout pack Austream/Bufalinl, 62. Defer Cub Scout Pack ~~~~y~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~ #74,20 cIrcus theme Camelot horses, #147, 25 elves [ 16 G P Children's Theatre walkmg Disney characters 63. Sleigh mobIle and Mrs. 17 Llon cage, Grosse Pointe 40 Fire safety house, G.P Claus Lions Community Ed. 64. Utica HS Dance Porn Read Ken Eatherly's 18 Trombly BrOWnIe Girl 41 Monteith Cub Scout pack Team, First of Amenca Scout troop #940, 15 bearded #85, 30 uniforms and costumes 65. Anchor Bay HS Marching ladles 42 GPS Jumor float, VikIng Band, NED Bank ~ 19. Walking ChrIstmas trees ship, Comm. Network 66. Santa Claus, Jacobson's "FYI," page 7A 20 RJchard Browme troop 43 GPN Norseman cheer- Marine Reserve #1214, circus theme leaders, Comm Network 21. Century 21 Victorian 44 SterlIng Heights HS house, Century 21 Band, Jim RJehl {I\t '\£.AR 22. Lakeshore famIly YMCA, 45 Mason Jumor GIrl Scout o~ ~'1.l 275 tribal WIth tee-pee troop #405, 14 clowns With u 0 23. SWIng bIke, GP Board of SIlly hats t;5 )Jl~ ~ Realtors 46 Mason Junior Girl Scout 24. 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" •• ... -- _ November 28, 1996 12A News Grosse Pointe News Turkey, by any other name, would taste as sweet AmerIcans may move from enjoyed Hdrry's theatrICS, then French dddltlOn we .111feel for the first time m 30 years, country to country. where they excused herself and left add Sd certdln) e ne .>aIS quol I'm gettmg d break I'm m the learn new langudges and even "What a pretty lady," Harry We stuff ourselves Silly, Ub Stateb and my daughter IS marry "foreigners" But some exclaImed after she left 'Who I~~~ true Amencan~ do, then draw domg the turkey H_1l- thmgs rem am LIke hohdays was she?" straw., for I wonder If bhe'll take me on I have hved m France for J...... ~ who'll take the merry-go-round almost 30 years, but 1 come She was CatherIne the kIds back to AmerIca on a rebJUlar Deneuve t-,-t-,- t-,- down to the Sandy Schopbcu:h II'. a grad- baSIS This yedr I'm home for Mter the eggnog, m order to park for a uate of Gro~se POInte HIgh the hohday~, whIch IShow I p~~p~ beat everyone, we take the hv- run and a S( hoof, clasl> of 1964. She has happened to be IIstenmg to a Ing room door ofTItS hmges nde on the lwed In Panl> smce 1970, morning show on TV They and lay It between my desk By Sandy SChopbach merry-go- where I>heIS a wnter, a trans- were talkmg about and the dlnmg table The food round lator-mterperter and tour ThanksglVmg, a ndtlonal sea- flows, as does the wme, a Thl., vear orea ntzer "ulIal wlclll dllOl1 thdt Amentd shares onlv WIth Canada (Although: bemg farther north At Your Metro Detroit Lincoln-Mercury Dealers and colder, Canadians cele- brate It a month earher) The anchors were dlscussmg the number of turkeys sold for the hohday when all of a sud- Save Now On den, one asked the other If the total quoted was for the entire world, or only for America. ThIS ISa questIOn I have been asked constantly over the years "Do you have Special Dealer Purchases ThanksgIVmg m France?" Seemg as ThanksgIVmg was celebrated by the Ptlgrlms DETROIT who fled rehglOus persecutIOn LINC -MERCURY Over 3,000 Vehicles Available III England and sailed to the DEALERS r---- New World WIthout calhng m at Le Havre hke the QE2, the I answer IS"No." A1"N ARqqR ApOllO I Standard Features: • 3 O-hter Ot:': \£.6engme • Dual au bags' • Multl-pomt electromc fuel InJectlon But it ISa common question, 2100 \\ SladlUm Blld al Llberl) • Front-wheel dnve • TIlt steenng column • Power rack-and-pmlOn sleenng • Rear Window washerl and one asked many times for (313) 668 6100 many years. So often, in fact, wiper • Solar tInt glass • ElectrOnIc AMlFM stereo cassetle • Front cornering lamps • Side wmdow that the famous columrust Art OF,ARBORN defoggers • Childproof lock on shdmg door GS Preferred EqUIpment Package 692A: • Power Buchwald felt compelled to Krug wmdowsllocks • Dual power mIrrors • 7-passenger seatmg • Luggage rack • 8-way power dnver's seat • wnte an article with hIS bylIne 21531 MIchIgan A\C Alummum wheels • Remole keyless entry • 4 captain's chaIrs • Rear seal heat lair-condltlOmng controls in the Paris Herald Tribune Bet"een ~oulhfleld and Telegraph entitled "Le Jour de MercI (3m 274-8800 Donnant," a hteral, lame translation o.tT R41 IT Cash 24-Month 24.(X}(I.MlleRed Carpn Lease However, whIle the fourth I:SOb Maxey Or,$l0002Back FIrStMonth 5 Payment '279 Thursday in November IS not 16901 Mack A\e al CadleII', Dm<'11 Pavmelll a legal hohday in France, the (313) 885 4000 On A Pun::hase Or (Net of [,ase Cash ReVatt) '1,000 expatriate community always RED CARPET LEASE Ref,mJable Secunt\ Dtposlt '300 Cas), Due at SI8'ung' '1579 celebrates It in great style. Per Month, 24-Month Lease In the late 60s, there were ~1.Ri-'i~Motor 10,000 Amencans hVIng In 18100 \\ ood\\Jrd A\c 0pPoslle Palmer Park Paris, according to the (313) 869 5000 embassy's regJsters. I don't know if that number is higher ~RMJNGJ:QN or lower now, but I can report tiO b LJusseau that last year my butcher in 31625 Grand RI\er A\C Montmartre had 34 turkeys on I Block \\ eSI of Orchard La!..e Rd order In our neIghborhood (810) 474 3170 alone, so you can ImagIne how many poor birds give up their <;>.t\ R D £: N •..C1n lives on fdt'eign solrto pe'rpet. ~tu Lvanc;; uate tms American tradItion. 32000 Ford Rd LIke all good Amencans, I JUSI \\ cst or Memman celebrate ThanksgJvmg (313) 425-4300 On Sunday You don't see too many 1948 Automotive Industry Corp , not be the '>•.IIne d'> the 1907 redding, locating, contour BUIck Special sedanette torpe- BUIck DIVISIOnand GM China event It lommemoratp" The redding and winter warfare do bodieS around Detroit or are sponsortng the '48 BUick 1997 event WIll <;tdrt In He I~ an aVid .;,portsman, col- Fhnt, especially WIth right- entry, which will be driven by hand drive Bl'ljlllg (formerly Peking), cap lector of vintage automobIles Richard Clark, of Singapore, Ital of Chlnd, trdvel through The folks In PekIng, Lhasa, dnd veteran rally driver and Kenneth Hughes, of Hong the Great Wdll, through a Katmandu, Lahore, Tabrlz, Kong He recently competed m the Istanbul, Thessalomka, 17,OOO-foot high Pd"~ In Tibet, Royal Automobl1e Club Euro The fact that the event wdl pas" near Mount Everl'"t and Modena, Uberhnden, Relms Cld,>"ICRally In hIS '48 BUIck start In Chma IS of specIal slg- cover challengmg road" m SpeCIal and Paris WIll be seemg one mficance to BUick as well as Autos Katmandu, Tehran and Clark has hved m Hon~ npxt "ummpr and autumn, GM Chm.l G~1 and the btdnbul on the WdYto "'drl~ Kong, Bahram and Smgapore along With almost 100 other ShanghaI Automotlve Industry By Richard Wright The drlver~ Will Pd~~ through dnd ha;, traveled extenSIvely vmtage automoblles In a rerun Corp have SIgned an agree- 13 natIOns In Asia and the Middle East of the hIstorIC 1907 Pekmg-to- ment for a Jomt venture to Smgapore, found the rIght- The event IS being orgdnlzed Young ';dld the route was Clark's co-dnver WIll be Parts auto race build the 1997 mId-SIze BUIck hand-drive BUIck 10 England by the British-based Clas'llC chosen because the 1907 Kenneth Hughes, a Brltish- In a celebratIOn of automo- Century sedan. and said he specIfically chose Rally AsSOCIatIOn, which wa;, route, whIch went through born internatIOnal bankIng tive hIStory - the 90th BUIck brought the Brltlsh- It for the PekIng-to-Parls run founded by PhIhp Young, tWice Mongolia and SIberia mto executIve who has been work- anniversary of the first great born Clark to the DetrOIt "because It IS so strong ?>'1d wmner of the GUild of Eastern Europe, IS largely Ing In Hong Kong for the past mternatlOnal automotive AthletIc Club to kIck ofTthe rehably bUIlt" It was bUIlt for Motormg Writers ')OUrnahbt of modern hIghway.;, now Much 20 years Hughes has complet- event - and a proposed Jomt event and to meet the Detroit export 10 Fhnt 10 February, the year" award Young also of the new route has never ed more than 35 ralhes In venture between General automotive press Clark, an 1948, and was first shIpped to spoke to the gatherIng at the been used for a car rally and Kenya, Uganda, Bangladesh, Motors and the ShanghaI Investment banker 10 Kenya DAC wdl pose a much greater chal- IndIa, Thrkey and the Young Said drivers from 24 lenge Phlhppmes He was most dIfferent natIOns have entered Clark, 57, IS a former cap- recently co-driver with Clark cars In the event Young said tam 10 the Brttlsh Royal the 12,000-mlle route of the Artdlery, tramed m sUrvlval 1997 Pekmg-to-Parls run WIll skills such as navlgatlOlJ map See AUTOS, page 1M This 1948 Buick Special will be sponsored by Buick and GM China in the 1997 China's Gobi Desert was a tough challenge for the racers in 1907. Here the winning Peking-to-Paris Motor Challenge next september. Itala makes a water stop at a well. +-I I ~~~tt~eU . SANTA IS COMING! /~ ~ Saturday - December, 7th, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Birds ala Feather ~ewe~~~ ~ ~ Seuet4 & 'UXeiue ANTIQUES & MORE iJ! FREE BOX OF !!SCUITS III;"';;;.: 'th A' .. \' AIong WI mencan primItive ~ lAMS.: \.~ antiques there is whimsical A $5.00 donation per photo ' ," Christmas Folk Art by Will be given to the Michigan Humane Society" "it, COt ~~ :.PQ/. individual crafts people, THE ~ ~ ~ 15227 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Park lAMS ¥: : ...... : (313) 331-1666 COMPANY'. r " " Chnstmas Hours 15133 Kercheval Tues -Sat lOam -5pm Thurs IiII 9 00 P m 822.2822 Sun noon - 5 P m Between Lakepornte & Maryland A ~ A ~ ~ ~ ~ A- ~r;4~~2~~~\:?{~~,'!;~ ~,:. ...~-:~.'!'~ "'J~- -- -/-.. ,-- -.;'f","" -~«~, A Great \Vay To Say (!, k?t ~ $ MERRY CHRISTMAS... ~~' SI'ECIAI,/Z/\G 1\ ~ Qt_-"'" IhI h" holiday sc:):alri~:'lIlgc ~:::.__.~ ~~~,' ~ ~EOBOSUT < • :"'H yourself at Do, by haIr co /~_ ;' ~ CJfI()U~~E fine l ..('d Fur"iture, t"tii/Ill's. A$ We otlcr facehft FaCial mac;sage by Pottt'n, Thll;ll{{ Uoom Sets. ~" e~/? Nancy Larson CMT. ~.,l-4. :1?~ • Gift Certiflcat£s • Cook Book~ HNlroom Set., ~ ~~ A~. 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It .~ (313) 822-8080 •• ~ 15233 Kercheval' Grosse Pointe Park " \\, .11 r, 1" \ b \ \1."t< 1 r •oroI Ill" ,," r ,\( \ nil rl(.m ~ 'pre" htlldd\"lHllr '",rIIIQ"'/lllnI2, r ,. ... ~ A ~L£-....:;.'~-'"'-~--)L~~ '~-'''~--.J ~"\\~,.:.,~,~l Y'" -~,...-.(..,(:it:i) ).-"',aat.:i200 ~3'"~~•• ~.,...~ .f: ...~~\"'''-'~':-o{'/:~ C '1' '. . l _.$ , \1 '.t..14' ...1.-.t .~IV -_ ....._9 ,- jP1h(I',' ,.,.~ " -- November 28, 1996 14A Grosse Pointe News - - . .. f .1 November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive Autos From page laA of the '48 BUick In the 1996 ny of "many fine ladles," then pose a formidable ch<111engE', Euro ClassIc Rally raced the 500 miles back to as Will thE'heights enwun Moscow to contmue the event, tered m dnvmg through the In the 1907 event, the Paris whICh he won by a full week Hlmdlayas newspaper Le Matln Issued a First prize was a bottle of challenge to which five dri- champagne "That's why I decided to I vers responded Participating entE'r my BUick," he said "It " cars were a specially bUilt Next year, almost 100 cars has power and power ISgomg !tala on a truck chassIs, a Willbe entered In the event, to be needed The BUlCkhas a Spyker, two De DlOnsand a ranging m age from a 1907 La 248-cublc-mch straight eight Contal three-wheeler driven France to a 1973 BMC 1800 overhead-valve engme rated by the father of opera star American cars, III addition to at 110 horsepower With a Lily Pons the '4tl BUlCk,mclude a '1l:' three-"peed manual tran"mlS- Marmon 34, '28 Ford Model A, slOn I All starters fimshed except '29 Chrysler 77, '36 Chevrolet, I the three-wheeler, which IS '41 Lmcoln Contmental, '42 "In the high mountains, the '1 said to be still burled In the Wlllys Jeep, '49 Cadlllac air Willbe thin enough that Gobi Desert Nomads found coupe, two '50 Ford club breathing Willbe a problem, the crew, almost dead, crawl- coupes, '54 Studebaker and a for cars and humans," he said j mg through the sands of the '56 Chevrolet pickup. Gobi. In 1907, the automobile was 1 GM's mterest m Chllla IS a nch man's toy, so the event Winner was the Itala, spurred by predlctlOns that was a sport for the wealthy It Mter crossing the Gobi Desert in 1907, the winning Itala plunged throu~h 11. , '''ll- II deSCribedas a "giant seven- the auto Industry In that pop- looks hke It stilI IS bridge and had to have local help to get back in the race. Ilter, combmmg a truck chas- ulous nahon ISexpected to sis with an engine from a double in size by the end of Entries are heavy In Rolls- racer." the decade. GM estabhshed Royces, Bentleys and Hf ROUTf hes to Chma m 1929 Mercedes. It was driven by an italian 11"'1~1l count, Prmce Scipione Clark sald many of the But '48 BUICksaren't so 1'111 ! Borghese, who was so confi- roads m the race, wmch runs expensive. It sounds hke fun dent of VlCtorythat he through Chllla, Nepal, India, So why don't we enter a car? detoured from Moscow to St PakIstan, Iran, Thrkey, "Entry fee IS20,000 pounds," Petersburg to attend a ball Greece, Italy, Austria, Clark saId That's about where he enjoyed the compa- Germany and France, Will $33,000 That's why ..., r ... tluvrm• Route of the 1997 Peking-to-Paris Motor Challenge is more southerly than HH' 1 ql) i route. which went through Mongolia and Siberia. The roads through Russill ,...... I",. good now. not enough of a challenge. Richard Clark. left. and Kenneth Hughes wU1 drive this '48 Buick Special in the 1997 -. vent. l 1997 SILHOUET'fE SALE PRICE 3.DOOR Auto trans w/OD 0" cand ont,loe. bra.e. 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Saturday, Dee 7, from 10 a m through Saturday, Dec 7 school lIbrary, 15425 The Grosse Pomte South to 5 pm ScholastIC books Will be fea- Kercheval, Grosse POintePark High School class of 1991 A hmlted number of early tured at the faIr, WIth hun- Hours are 8 30 a m to 4 p m holds a fifth reumon on Frld~y, bIrd tickets are available dreds of new selectlons avall- Mondayand Tuesday, 8 30 a.m Nov. 29 at the Roostertall III through advance sales only able, including books by to 530 pm Wednesday and DetrOit.Call (313) 331-8702. rIckets are avaIlable at Parcells, from Dec 2-6 from 1 to 3 p.m and Dec 2 and 3, from 5 to 7 p m 'cn~~~~ '~~~~#>i/~ Projects prompt brief « 'Enhancing the Natural lbu' l library closings ~ for the Holidays fJ. The roofof the Grosse POinte Pubhc LIbrary central branch at FIsher and Kercheval In Grosse POinte Farms IS sched- uled for replacement beginmng Monday, Nov 25, through the week's end, weather permIt- ~ I tmg. During construction, there ~I~ I ~ lelllwl Face LIII ji wLlIbe some Inconvemence to staff and patrons due to the ~Treatyourself or someone you 101leto a new refreshed look odor commg from roofing process ~ for the Neu' Year! i~ Madrigal feast returns Our state-of-the-art surgical suite call make the process o/plastk surge" The parking lot directly The Grosse Pointe South choir program presents as comfortable as possihle,for all the latest techniques in /Ilce and body procedures behmd the library will be i lor men and lI'omen. its 10th Madrigal Feast at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and closed at the Kercheval Sunday, Dec. 7 and 8, In Cleminson Hall at Grosse entrance. All entrIes and exits Board Certified Plastic Surgeo11s Pointe South High School. The program Includes should be made from FIsher. SpecialiZing in all aspects of cosmetic surgery intluding Tumescent traditional holiday music, a pageant and royal liposculpUng, Endoscopit Plastit Surgery and lAser Skin Resurfacing "romp and circumstance" In the style of 16th cen- More renovation w111take tury England. The music program is filled with place at the Grosse Pomte singing troubadours and madrigal choruses by the Park and Grosse Pomte Woods Ifeare pleased to ojJl?l r~~ elegant lords and ladies of the Court of King Henry branches durmg early the mnovatll'e laser-based .'l'jstem VII. Students, from left, Katherine Dale Brendan December Walsh, Hayley Schollenberger and Jack Tocco will ~ for iffectu'e I'emoml of /IlW anted harr. and j; be the presiding monarchs. Also part of the ensem- The Woods branch, at ~ UMoulage' Customized Skin Rejuvenation Program ~ ble are Allison Alt, Bryce Caron-cae, Katie Connor, Parcells Middle School on for Healtbler and loungeI' liJokmg Skm g Melissa Danckaert, Nick Edwin, Allison Getz, Dave Vernier at Mack, WIllbe closed GROSSE POINTE WEST BLOOMFIELD Grant, Carl Harms, Bronwen Hupp, Ryan Johnson, Fnday and Saturday. Dec. 6 ~ Bridget Kaiser, Conor Moore, Brad Schaupeter, Abby and 7, wlule It is recarpeted. PlASTIC SURGERY CENTER PlASTIC SURGERY CENTER \\ Scott, Gabe Slimko and Kevin Young. Tickets are The Park branch at PIerce GROSSEPOINTE lASER INSTITUTE "091 Orc};ard Ulte $40 and Include dinner. Proceeds will go toward MIddle Schoolon Kercheval at lJ 13/ krdJclli1 • Iwle ~O() Imlc 2()() scholarships and help defray choir program costs. Nottingham in Grosse Pointe Cm\ Coming to France? EVERY VEHICLE SPECIAllY PRICED Make it Special. 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For a custom-tailored trip contact: Sandy Schopbach Drummy Oldsmobile f:Z) 15, rue de Steinkerque, F-750 18 Paris-France The selling servicing, caring dealershipl Phone: (33-1) 42 55.39.87 Fax' (33-1) 42.59.40.12 You'll see more and enjoy your stay to the fullest. Demand Better • Demand Drummy HOURS MOIl & Thun 9am 'tl!8pm. Phone 8 Mile & Gratiot Tues. Wedf. Fn 9 a m to 6 ".m (810) 772-2200 •All Roods l.ltuI To Drumm] Old, , l -• November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 17A ;.News G.P. school audit: Community band takes the stage Dec. 3 Finances given a The Grosse Pomte Commumty Band wlll glVe Its clean bill of health annual December concert on Thesday, Dec. 3, at 8 pm In By Sbh1ey A. MCShane grants," 881d Chns Fenton, the Parcells Middle School Staff Writer aSSlStant superintendent for audltorlUm The annual audlt of the business "The BuggestlOn The concert band WIll play Grosse Pointe Public School was made that we record the musIc from "Les Mlserables," System's finances resulted m revenue when we recelve It along WIth Shostakovlch's a "clean report" with only a rather than when we spend "Festive Overture," Arthur few minor recommendations. It. What they wanted was an Sulhvan's "Pmeapple Poll," The f.n.mc~:J. :ludlt fot' t..~c C.lrl:~r ri.Wr\l ofL'l.o rc\.:nJi:" "The Glory of thE' Y'lnkee 1996-96 school year was con- In eddJtion, the accounting Navy," by Sousa, and an ducted by BOO Seidman. firm also recommended that arrangement of English This is the f1r8t year the dis- the school distnct comply Chnstmas mUS1C trict has used the Troy.based with federal regulatIoIlli that The featured solOlst IS Ryan accounting firm, haVIng pre- federal and FICA Withholdmg Tribute tree Chnstians on alto saxophone, viously used the Detroit £inn be electronically deducted who WIll play "The Join friends, neighbors and Santa Claus at 7 p.m. ofArthur Anderson. monthly rather than sent Concertante" by Clare Ryan Christians through the mail, Fenton Thursday. Dec. 5 bv the fountain courtyard at the Grundman, a pIece commis- In its report to the board, said. Grosse Pointe WarMemorial. 32 Lakeshore, in Grosse slOned by the U S. Navy Band The concert IS free and a the auditore were of the opm- Poillte Farms, as the 1996 Tribute Tree is lighted for ChrIstIans lS a semOr at recepbon wlll Immedlately fol- ion that "as of June 30, 1996, The report was presented the duration of the holiday season. Grosse Pomte South High low The commumty band lS (the school system) 18 in con- at the Nov. 4 board meeting The giant evergreen is adorned with lights, pur- School, where he plays 10 the offered through commumty formity with generally and no one in the audIence chased in honor or memory of loved ones and symphonic band, orchestra, educatlOn and all interested aceepted accountmg princi- commented on lts content. friends. The $5 tax.deductible donation honors the Jazz band and pep band. He mUSlClansare welcome to Jom. ples and the general purpose The school district is oper- special people ill your life and benefits the entire plans to major In saxophone Call Ralph MIller, dlrector, at financial statements . . . pre- ating on Ii $76.6 million bud- community. An ornamental acknowledgement card performance in college. (313) 343.2240 &eDt. fairly, in all material get for the 1996-97 school is sent to the tribute recipient or his/her family i-espects, the fmanciaI posi- year, of which $1.7 million is before Christmas. carols will be sung and refresh- ments served at the tree ligbtillg. can (313) 881- tion of the (school system)." dedicated to building and site CHRISTMAS Is FOR THE BIRDS projects and $4.3 million is 7511 for more information. The financial audit report earmarked for the five-year and Single audit act report, instructional technology ~ Jf}ickens @f ~ JIlace \;was reviewed by the school upgrade. The Twelve Months of Christmas Store audit committee in Fenton said the school dis- Red panda joins the :..board'8 22210 Hdrper at 81/2 Mile Road ~tlUd.:october and accepted by trict receives about 20 St Clair Shore~ • 810 772-3620 i tbe board at its Nov. 4 meet- requests for copies of the ~. The report was B£COmpa- audit each year, primarily roster at Detroit Zoo A Holiday Tribute Featuring Our Feathered Friends "~ by 8 letter that made from other school districts wanting to see how Grosse For the fIrst time in 30 years, turnal and somewhat solItary CAROL Of THE BIRDS ~\~endations. the Detroit Zoological Institute in the wild, although soclal -Oas.Quen:y ~.; ~ . Pointe's finances are handled. Whtnce come's Uti$- rush of wmgs afar •• ~ were a couple of Only about two or three com- (DZI) has an endangered red groups can be found consisting FollOWing StraJgbl the Noel Slar" panda (Ailurus fulgens) in its Birds (rom !he woods Ul wOlldtoos n,ght munity members call to ask. of a mother and her offspring. ~it.equJ. primarily the record- collection. The year-old female, Male and female pandas only Belblchem seek lhlS holy nJgbl ing of revenue from federal questiOIlli,he said. named July, 18 now on exhIblt come together to breed. The zoo -rell u. ye b"':ls. why come ye here Info lhls stable poor and drear" at the Detroit Zoo. expects to receive a male mate • Hasl'mng we seek !.he newborn King Panda is derived from the m the spring of 1997. And all our sweelest m U$IC bnng \ Financial community Napalese word meaning ''bam- Hark how !he grccnfinch be"" b" pat! , boo eater" Also known as the Red pandas are found in the Ptulornelloo wllh tender heJ.n lesser panda, red pandas are Chants (rom her leary duk re'real forests of China and the Re ml, fa,. sol In accents $WCCl supports YEO-Detroit characterized by thelr dense Hlmalayan mountain range Angels and shepherds bIrCh or .he sky The Detroit Chapter of The Franklin Banks have shown coat of reddish.brown fur, from Nepal down to Slchuan. Come where lhe Son of God dolh he Young Entrepreneurs' they believe 10 helping small whlte faclal masks and striped The Detroit Zoo opens at 10 eM" on !he eartIl w,lh man dolh dwell. OrganizatlOn (YEO) has busmess grow." tails They grow to about 3 1/2 a.m. 362 days a year. It lS )0'" 1n the ShOU',NOC:I reached its membership goal of YEO is an international edu- feet long, weigh approximately located at the mtersectlOn of 10 25 local business leaders in its catlOnal and networking forum 10 pounds and feed on bamboo, Mile Road and Woodward, just fnut and other plants off 1-696, m Royal Oak. J~ fll'Styear. for young business leaders ~ "We could not have aclueved under the age of 40 who own, July was born at the Potter Regular admiSSIOnis $7.50 for this success without the help of control or have founded a fIrm Park Zoo in Lansmg and IS adults; $5.50 for students and ~ .." these two wonderful organiza- WIth at least $1 millIon in about the Slze of a raccoon. Her semOr cltlzens 62 and older; ~-... tjo~' stated John Anderson, annual gross recelpts. For new home lS next to the $4.50 for cluldrell.ageB 2 to 12 ...... YEO Detroit presldent mformation, contact Marty wolverine exhlbit. and free for children under ..... "Standard Federal and Petz at (313) 884-3332. 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OPEN: FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY Miner's Bagley Inn 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. F'AOM DETROIT AR£A 194 f asl to E,UI :?62 Turn left on W3(jh 1,.,'; Rd lool- rDf s.gns MlOUt one hour from DetrOIt 101 W. Long Lake Road FlKIM DOWHTOWM PORT HUftON 0 cl lape-er Rd to ,$,bOOlIs'o.j RJ lurn f ght 9 m les. ftom dowrolOWl' AtOM F'llNT AREA 169 East 10 h t 196 lWlldhl!tr1"ls Rd Bloomfield Hills, MI turro If"n 644-8453 (810) 324-2662 ___ .__ .....""....._..-..._1_ ..__ •• Fa • ..." ~---::--...-.~---....- ~ -r- -- __ - : .. - '- • •••• November 28, 1996 18A News Grosse Pointe News Home invasion and hit the pole, knoclung It two Harper Woods boys. she beheved the theft occurred A Grosse POinte Woods resI- down DeSCriptIOnof the suspect is sometime between Nov. 8 and The Grosse Pomte Farms PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS dent who hves In the 19800 a 17- to 18-year-old white male, Nov. 18 driver had two passengers, a block of Wedgewood reported Farms, sometIme between about 210 pounds, approxI- man and a woman, both from occurred when groups of stu- Car stolen in G~ that his home was broken mto 11 30 p m on Nov 23 and 7 mately 6 foot 1 lOch, to 6 foot 3 Grosse Pomte Farms dents from Grosse Pointe between 9 45 a m. and 10 50 a m the next mornmg Inches, With brown haIr. An electnc fire ensued from North High School crashed the found in Detroit a m on Thursday, Nov 21, '1he DetrOIt man saId that party The party host attends A 1992 BUick Roadmaster while he and his wife were out the downed pole, and archmg hiS car was locked Pohce Cell phone found wires contmued temporarily rival high school Grosse Pomte A teenage boy reported to regIstered to a Grosse Pomte of the house Entry to the reported no glass debns at the South Woods man was found wrecked house was gamed by brealung after the fire was put out "cene Detectives are cont1Ou- Grosse POinte Farms pollce he The teens scattered upon found a Motorola cellular 10 DetrOit thiS past weekend In through the back door Fire burns office I!lR to investigate polLeearz'IVal Officers adVised The man reported It stolen The thief or thIeves took phone Nov 20 at about 4 30 at Country Club Resident's house the boy not to allow anyone p m whtle he was walkmg In from a parkmg lot 10 the 17400 some cash, a gold watch and a mto hiS home the rest of the block of Mack 10 the CIty of crystal gavel worth an estImat- A fire broke out m a selOnd light broken the area of Kercheval and floor office at the Countn Club evenmg MUir The owner of the phone Grosse Pomte He estImated ed combmed total of $7,750 A 47-year-old woman rentmg of DetrOIt Sunda), No\ 24, Teen assaulted may claim It from the Farms the time of theft as between The homeowner's ATM card d home from her mother m the about 4 pm pohce station 9 30 P m on Nov. 18 and 1 a m. also was stolen 100-block of LeWiston reported leaving party Th~ Fnrm;:, anJ \..tt) pubL.c Nov 19 to polLeethat vandals bent and Phones stolen Stolen auto safety officers responded A Grosse Pomte Woods Air bag stolen Grosse POinte Park pubhc Officers said there were broke the decorative hght pole teenage gJrl received multiple from Farms' cars and hght fixture located In faCIa) laceratIOns Saturday safety officers received a report flames com1Og from the Win- front of the home mght, Nov 23, when another A Warren man reported to from city car of a 1992 Plymouth four-door dow The orlgm of the fire app- Grosse Pomte Farms pollee The vandahsm occurred teen threw a bottle at a wmdow The air bag was stolen from AcclaIm bemg stolen from the was under the desk, mdlcatmg that hiS cellular phone was sometime between 6 30 p m of the car she was drIVing, a 1997 Mercury station wagon 1000 block of Maryland a computer or trash fire The stolen from the 1989 Ford van Nov 23 and 10 am Nov 24 causlOg both bottle and Win. 10 the 800 block of Lmcoln 10 between 5 30 p m Tuesday, burmng of plastic from the which he parked on MUlr. He the City of Grosse Pomte. The Nov 19, and 630 a m computer emItted terrible Officers end dow to break, sending glass mto the car said he believed It was taken woman left her car unlocked, Wednesday, Nov 20 fumes, a cIty officer said some time on Nov 16 or 17. unruly party The gJrl was leaVing an parlung It in the street a few The car was later found Two hnes of water, and POSI- A Grosse Pointe Farms houses away from her own. She abandoned m DetrOIt by 11th Grosse POinte Farms poltce unruly teen party held 10 the tive pressure ventilatIOn were responded to a teenager's tele- woman had her cellular phone estimated to Farms pollee that precmct officers used to put out the fire, and 100 block of Lewiston In Grosse phone call about a party he Pomte Farms stolen from her locked 1987 the theft occurred sometime - JIm Stlckford force out the odor Adjacent Volkswagen. The woman who was throwmg that got out of She was treated and between 5 p.m. on Nov 20 and offices were checked and hves in the 300 block of Mt Man hits light hand Saturday, Nov. 23, released after bemg hsted at 8:15 a.m. on Nov. 21 secured from spread of the fire Vernon told Farms police that pole in Shores around 11 pm 8t John HospItal 10 tempo- - By Amy Andreou MIller A downed hght pole was Car stolen from Although officers dId not Wit- rary serious condItIOn She obstructmg southbound parking lot ness an altercatIOn occurrmg sustamed a broken tooth, and between a number of teenage Lakeshore m the 600 block A Wayburn man reported to numerous cuts to her face, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Sunday, Nov. 24 about 730 boys that the caller reported, speCIfically on her forehead, Grosse Po1Ote Farms police they came across more than 50 p m causmg traffic to have to that hiS burgundy and tan nose, and IIp. The Wayne County CommiSSionWIllhold a pubhc hearing on the be rerouted after a man faIled teens gathered across front Pohce have contmued theIr following. 1984 Olds Delta 88 was stolen lawns of the 100 block of to control Ius car 10 the first from a parking lot m the 18600 mvestlgation, intervlewmg LeWiston the gJrl's three passengers - a major snowfall of the Winter block of Mack 10 Grosse PolOte An Ordinanceto amendEnrolledOrdJDance91-718as amended,which The teen said the trouble Grosse Pointe Shores girl, and creates a lall CommissaryConcessionBoard,andto limit the authority of the Board with regard to the purchaseor rental of motion pIctures and videotapes for viewingbyjail inmates. At its meetingheld. Thursday,DecemberS. 1996,1000 a.m. -jSA1Ii~ WayneCountyCommiSSIOnChambers Copies of the above Items may be oblamed or reViewed at the, 'ns The Season To See Wiegand's CommiSSIonClerk's Office, 406 Wayne County Building, 600 Randolph,DetroIt,MI. 48226 (313)224-0903. 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Earnmg Your 8usme~~ Every Dal{ Far More Tlwn DN~ ~BANK (pfiOlle I 810324-2662 100 Year~ ,}foun '~111.,Sat, SUll, 10'00 - 5:00 .1'.' II of Macomb • "llfl 141 ~oUlh \-1dn SIr('(' R"m", 752.3594 2J'iO'i Gr< al.'r Mdtk SI (I"" ~hmr ... 77'.2500 I"rr""et http://wwwdn.portup.com CJ~l>C 'A..,~ - ,I I --,~ November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Ne\Vs 19A First policewoman in City graduates from fire academy Experiences two fires on first two shifts By Amy Andreou Staff Wnter City of Grosse Pomte's first female police officer Lisa MonticclOlo graduated Fnday, Nov. 15 from an mtenslve fire fightmg trammg program at thE' Macomb FifE' and Emergency Services Trainmg Center Little did she know that on her first day back to work there would be a two- alarm fife, and she would put mto actlOn many of the slulls she just learned "I didn't thmk it would hap- pen this quick," said St Clau Shores resident MonticClOlo (pronounced Montl-sell-o). Even though the fire was at 1156 Maryland m Grosse Pointe Park, flfefighters from the city were called in for back up, such as to provide a wall of water to keep flames from Igniting neighboring dwellings. (See article on the front page City of Grosse Pointe Public safety Director Bruce for specific information on the Kennedy congratulates the ftnt and only female omcer English Gardens' Best Selection fire, occurring early last In the city'. department, Lisa Monticclolo, for complet. Wednesday morning, Nov. 20.) ing fire academy training. of Life- Like Artificial Trees Also, it was learned at press son, and brother Vince - "Slup") Fmcham came through, So real looking you (on'l leillhem from fresh! 10 year worranty, melal tree stond, time of the Grosse Pomte attended her graduation from yelhng, 'Ok, everybody, let's easy assemb~ and storage make ForeverGreell5 a holiday fovornel News, that a fife occurred at her fire fightmg program go.' For a moment, Ithought he I about 4 p.m. on Sunday in an Equally, proud of Monticciolo meant it was time to go home, ,office at the Country Club of and snapping photos of her but then Isaw everyone sliding 7 1/2 Foot Douglas Fir Detroit. (See public safety during the graduation ceremo- down the pole." "Columbia" by Hudson Valley reports, page 18A). The fue ny at Macomb Community Monticciolo had begun work occurred during Monticciolo's College's south campus, were 'fuesday, Nov. 19 at 8 a.m. Sale $99.99 . second shift as a newly-trained her public safety colleagues Until 2 p.m., she was on ''road firefighter. and bosses, such as Bruce patrol" in a pollce officer capac- The new city firefighter got Kennedy, the city's public safe- ityj from 2 pm. to 8 p.m. she ~ to be a part of one of several ty director. served fife duty status, from 8 H..... '.:.,T ... ''We are very proud of her," p.m. to 2 a.m she was again in MADE teams to enter the burning IN USA , home on Maryland. Kennedy said, pointing out her patrol car, and from 2 a.m. However, she is quick to that Montlcciolo placed third to 8 a.m. I emphasize "this was the Park's scholastically in her gradua- on fife duty aglUn, which dur- fife; they lead, we (the city fire- tion class of 25 trainees, again ing these early mormng hours "fighters) provided back up." where she was the only allows an officer to sleep m the "I don't want to take any- woman. department's dormitory area. thing away from the Park offi- "She was also selected by her She was supposed to be done cers," she said. classmates to reCIte the with her shUt and home by Wlule Monticciolo, of course, Fireman's Prayer at gradua- 9:30 a.m. Instead, she and her would prefer that there are no tion," he added. department responded to the f11'eemergencies, she said she In addition to Monticciolo's call for help regarding the fire is glad to have experienced her collective performance of a at 6 a.m. After arriving back at f11'stfire as an officially-trained 94.96 percentage on her writ- the station at 9 a m., she vol- firl:\Pgbter. ..,..~ ten exams, she also completed unteered to stay on untIl 4 p.m "I didn't know whether I excepbonally well gruelmg and necause the-""department was would find interestmg the fire challenging physical tests, said short one dispatcher. fighting aspect of my job, but city detective Dennis VanDale. Again she emphasized that now I know I do," said Among those tasks were extra duty doesn't make her Monticciolo who was a police "confined space traming" extra specIal 71/2 Foot officer for two years in Detroit which mcluded crawling "We work as a team in both before commg in March to through a 14-inch wide tube pollce work and fire fightmg." Douglas Fir Grosse Pointe, a community m whIle wearing fire fighting "I'm glad I got the opporturu- I which its officers are trained in gear, learning to rescue people ty to come here. And I'm glad I "Swiss Mountain" by Hudson Valley both police work and fire fight- from a burnmg building using got to tram at the fire fightmg mg. a ladder, and a number oftests academy," slUd MontlcclOlo, a Sale $149.99 Shy about the attentIOn carrymg a 150-pound dummy Lake Shore high school gradu- focused on her, she immediate- to safety, mcluding up and ate. ly credits her own department. down stairs. MonbcclOlo received her "Everyone here has been really Montlcciolo laughed and bachelor's degree in cnmmal Light Sets good to me since the day I S81d, "Everything in the frre Justice from Wayne State arrived. They don't single me fighting field is heavy" University, graduated from the By Silvestri out as the only woman. They She appreCiated, however, DetrOit Metropohtan Pollce 100 light set 3 year guarantee treat me hke one of the guys." all the heavy, yet protective Academy in 1994, and has She adds, "They are my sec- safety gear she had to put on taken pollce trammg classes at Sale $9.99 ond famlly." And that is a high because of the fire Nov. 20. Macomb Commuruty College's note of praise from the woman She put it all on quickly, police academy who comes from a close-knit hopped on a ng and was ready Her expenence also includes family. to go despite her momentary workmg five years at the All of Montlcciolo's family- confusIOnof being called to her Macomb County Youth Home her twin sister Lynn, her par- first fire and as an aUXIliaryofficer With ents, other sisters Rose and When the bell f11'strang at 6 the Mount Clemens Pollce Shannon, Rose's toddler-age a.m, she was asleep in the Department. department's dormer. "Lt. (Al ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SANTA IS COMING TO THE VILLAGE 1 SANTA CLAUS iZ'evuute J BEGINS AT 10:30 A.M. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 ~ ..J THESE STREETS BlOC ---< -0 ~~ ,",:,-"~ J BtOC ____ "l ....., .~-_.-- ...... - ..T...r_...... ,.- - • • • ... ,..,.. floo.'" ~ - - - -..:::..::. ------"'- :.. -. __ 20A November 28, 1996 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News ters, Deborah Bump and T'llla may be made to Grosse Pomte Margaret McLeod grandchildren funeral servIce was held at Dr Ossmeke for former Grosse Mane Grant, a brother, LJl1Ited Church, 240 Chalfonte, Hughes Memonal contributIOn" may Schuknecht's request Pomte Park reSIdent Bernard WIlham R Alike Jr, and her Grosse Pomte Farms, Mlch, be made to the Chesapeake A memorial serVIce was held parents, Wilham and Phoebe 48236 l"ountam, who died In Alpena Bay FoundatIOn, 162 Prmce General Hospital on Thesday, on Monda). Nov 25. In Grosse Alike Lucille Webster George Street, AnnapolIs, Md , Nov 19,1996 POInte M.'monal Church In Funeral arrangements were Gerald J. Hollerbach 21401 A funeral Mass was celebrat. Gro<;se Pomtp Farms for City of ed on FrIday, Nov 22, m St Mr Fountam. 74, was born m handled by the A H Peter:> A memonal Mass will be cel- Gros"e Pomte resident Ambrose CatholIc Church m Three Rivers, Mass, and Funerdl Home m Gro""e Pomtr ebrdted next July m St Paul Harold F. Margaret McLeod Hughes. who \Voods Memon.lllOntnbutlOn" Grosse Pomte Pdrk for Park worked for TRW m Sterling CatholIc Church III Grosse died In her home on Thursday. reSIdent LUCIlle Webbter, who HeIghts fur 42 years, retmng In ma) be madr to thr JUl1lor Pomte Farms for former Farms Schuknecht, M.D. Nov 21. 1996 dIed m Bon Secours Hospital on 1982 He wa" a member of St. League of DetrOit, 32 re"ldent Gerald J Hollerbach, Former CIty of Grosse Pomte Mn, Hughes, 93. was born In 1uesda~Nov 19,1996 Cathenne CdtllolIc Church and Lake"hore. 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"To achieve the same rate of about 13 meters per second by Albert B Schultz, the response time m these sItua- John IS,accordmg to an expen. success, older males reqUired All were told to stop as Vennema professor of mecham- tIOns may help explam why the ment conducted by UnIversity approximately 530 mIlhsec- qwckly as poSSible whenever cal engmeerIng and applIed rate of falls and senous The U-M research program mJUrIes from falls are approXl- by of Mlclugan researchers onds and older females 590 they saw lIghts at any of five mechamcs and a research SCI- IS funded the NatIOnal mately 15 to 2 tImes hIgher m "For reasons that remain ml1h'lcronds" pos:>lble billner lOl.lILlOlI'" on tmLlbtlit the u-M's Institute 01 Instltute on AgIng, the unclear, healthy and actIVe ThiS corresponds to young the track Gerontology older females than In older Vennema Endowment and the males." older women need more time to adults needmg to reach about In hiS expenment, Cao ran- Schultz says he and hiS col- Older Americans Independence stop when they are suddenly 68 centImeters before they domly varied the available leagues have detected slgnlfi- Schultz added that the U-M's Center, whIch ISpart of the U- confronted With an obstacle reach the barner, With older response tIme, or the tIme cant gender differences In the expenmental data do not sup- M GeriatrICS Center port the popular hehef that while walkIng than do healthy, males needIng 69 centimeters between the VISUalcue to stop amount of time It takes older Other researchers partIci- thought processes slow down active men In the same age and older females 77 centlme- and the subject's passage adults to turn qUickly to aVOId patmg m the project mclude range," says Cheng Cao, a U-M ters through the array of lIghts on an obstacle and to recover bal- With age. "Muscles appear to James A Ashton-Miller, a receive the neural Signal to graduate student In mechanI- "It seems hke a very small the barrier, from 375 '0 825 ance after an external support research SCIentIst In mechani- cal engineerIng and apphed difference, but the conse- milliseconds, almost four- ISremoved. stop at roughly the same time cal engmeerIng and apphed m both young and old adults," mechamcs quences to older women of not tenths to about eight-tenths of According to Schultz, dIffer- mechanICS and the Institute of Forty adults In Cao's study haVIng the additIOnal warmng a second. ences In gender response times he sald, "but there may be a Gerontology, and Neil B. \\ ere suddenly alerted to stop time are not triVial," Cao ''Young adults had a slgnlfi. In older adults are greatest m difference in the speed and Alexander, U-M assistant pro- strength of muscle contrac- fessor of internal medicme and walkIng six-tenths of a second added. cantly higher mean rate of suc- tlme-cntlcal sItuatIons where tIOns. before reaching a deSIgnated Cao tested 20 young adults, cess than did the old adults," muscle strength IS reqUired, assistant research scientISt in lme on the expenmental track mean age 23.4 years, and 20 Cao said such as restorIng balance dur- "Muscles in older adults the InstItute of Gerontology. 84 percent of the young adults, old adults, mean age 72 6 "At all aVaIlable response ing a sudden stop or near fall. both men and women, and 72 years, with 10 men and 10 times, old female subjects had "StoPpIng suddenly is a percent of the older men were women in each group. a SIgnIficantly lower rate of complex and time-critical task Obituaries _ ARTHRITIS BREIKTHROUOH From page 20A .s. National Institutes of Health Discovery Church in Grosse Pomte Funeral arrangements were CMO Now Available In Michigan handled by the Bannan Farms for Grosse POInte Park handled by the Chas. Funeral Home in Alpena. reSident Sue Ellen Simonson, Verheyden Funeral Home m Jr:Y:7lir One Time Treatment who died in the University of Grosse Pointe Park. No More Medicines Ever Ann Rogers Michigan Hospital in Ann ~ 'I11Jf.!J Maynard Arbor on Sunday, Nov. 24, Susan}. Hubbard A funeral sel"Vlcewas held on 1996, of complications from A memorial service Wl1Ibe For FREEPamphlel Call (3131 Ill-CURE leukemia. Thursday, Nov. 14, at the held on Saturday, Nov. 30, in Mrs. Simonson, 51, was born Groton Cemetery in Groton, St. James Episcopal Church In Mass., for former Grosse m DetrOit and graduated from Birmingham for former Grosse Pointe Farms resident Ann Southeastern HIgh School in Rogers Maynard, who died on 1963. An active member of the Pointe Farms reSident Susan Saturday, Nov. 9,1996. community and was known for J. Hubbard, who died on Mrs Maynard, 87, was born her smile, she worked in the Friday, Nov I, 1996. In New Hampshire and was a Christ Church Co-op Nursery Mrs Hubbard, 66, is sur- homemaker, and was involved School. She was also an actIve vived by her husband, Thomas, with the League of Women volunteer for the Grosse POInte a daughter, Linda Cole, two Voters, and enjoyed cooking. Pubhc School System as well sons, Peter and John; a sister, Mrs. Maynard is SllrVlvedby as St. Paul Lutheran Church Mary Stemer; two brothers, five grandchildren, John Mrs. Simonson was also a Robert and Wilham Johnstone; Welchli, Russell Welchh, Sue EDen Simonson member of the Grosse POInte Woods Boat Club, and enjoyed and eight grandchildren. She Elizabeth Lund, and BeIijamin was predeceased by her tWIn and John Maynard. She was gardening and camping brother, Peter Johnstone. predeceased by her husband, Sue Ellen Shnonson Mrs. Simonson is SUl"Vlved Memorial contribtutions FREE CARPET PROTECTANT the Rev. Erville B. Maynard, A funeral service will be held by her husband of 29 years, William; a daughter, Stacey, a may be made to The Meadows OnOneRoom(max250sq ft) two children, Ann Welclili and on Wednesday, Nov. 27, at 11 With $75 Mln Job Order Erville Maynard Jr. son, William Jr; and a Sister, Nursing Home, 8044 Coley a.m. in St. Paul Lutheran CHE~ DRV ,,, 1eQr$ltflKl traMtr\&r1l. of ~'M Rese.an:n \-nc ~,or"''' Bette Nye. Davis, Nashville, Term, 37221. CHEU DAY S."lem aM IS u$4td. b-, p@ rTno~1\ Undef ttle 1.mlS 01 a f ar"oChos& ag ee ~"l ---, You are invited to our ... I I Friday - Saturday Sunday 3:00 p.m -9:00 p.m. and 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. November 29 and 30 December 1 "Browse & Relax In Festive Surroundings" nelman marcus IS haVing its Come join us - Check out our holidalJ sale prices - iJet into the Christmas spirit} meet some friends, browse and relax in festifle surroundiniJs and enjolJ some snacks and holidalJ cheer. Just In lime for holiday gift giVing, Also} register to win one we're taking 20% to 50% off of 6 gifts for the home. selected furs from some of the world's top deSigners Shop early for Ihe LEATHER RECLINERS best selection - thiS sole ends December 1 $999 SaVln9~ o,r 0"9,nal pr,ces GRANDFATHER Interim morkdowns may hove been CLOCKS la~en All furs sublect '0 prlO' sole and From labeled 10 show coun"y of Orl9,n JElllPP JIfuruiture 183 South MaiD, Mount Clemens Phone 810-489-4000 I ;, mlles north of Metropolltan Parkway (16 M. Rd) THE SOMERSET COllECTION 2705 W BIG BfAV<~ ROAD 810 643 3300 NM ( 10 ~~ ..- _.....n- .... __ ...,. November 28, 1996 22A Business Grosse Pointe News Gift giving is it better to give than receive? By Joseph Mengden mg gifts that ma\ pO,,"'lbly 1920s, when we were usherpd thing phYSICdllvlblble that rep- Have you made up your hol!. grow over tllne'/ We're tdlklng mto the drawll1g room to meet resents the mtanglble gift of day gift h~t yet? about glvmg gifts of LOillmon Lei's fa STOCKS - - Ik•••- - - ..-- - grandmother and b'Tandfather cash or securities LTS hdd an aunt who al\\d)" stock, from your portfolIo or ~ E:i 1 ',-." 1 _ :- r . "'r '. - _' , . ~ - As a young boy of 4, I was Now, IS It better to give than ~_ l.-'1-_'s"'7'-. r:.- ~ t..- ~ ':. .;. fimshed her hohday ~hoppmg from purcha::,e" m.lde from pushed up to kISS Grandma It receive? before Nov 1, when there were cash gifts was a pleasant experIence left to your tax adVIser IS a SOCial SecurIty number for no crowds She dlways mailed Who to? W}n not jour lhll because she always gave me a Dow Jones in orbit !\Iany affiuent, and not-&o- the mmor, and an adult to be her ChrIstmas cards on the dren, grandchildren 01 l,'Tl'dt big hug, and she smelled so affluent, mvestors annually the custodian The account will at 6,471.76 Wednesday before grandchildren, or C'\ t'll to char. good Meetmg Grandpa was a Normally LTS headhnes new ThanksglvlI1g, so her cards Itable orgdnl.ldtlOn,) LI S dnd glVe shares of stock, or cash, to be captioned "Adult R Jones, thplr progeny If thp re(,'pw",t ('u~todl:m for !lhnar R Jonc~, dlfTerent experIence They told market highs at the begmnmg \\0uld b<- Jdn"l~ the FlIUd) yuul DlVh...1 <.Ill' !H)l 4u"i,[j, J vi me he couldn't see well or hear of the weekly article But, late- aft e r licensed to prdlllle ta ....Jay., but IS a mmor (m Michigan under under MUGMA" The statute age 18), you can make a gift well So I was told to shout my ly, It seems hke there IS no Thanksglvll1g Y. e can gn (' you "om(' Idea" to governing MUGMA IS very spe- name, shake hands and Iuss news like "good news," so thIS Her ChrIstmas diSCUSS\\Ith your ta ....ad\l::,er usmg the MichIgan Umform Cific that all gifts are Irrevoca- !urn on hIS rIght cheek And oh week, III vIew of the season, we card covers We're told' that 10mt fill11g GIfts to Mmors Act (MUGMA), ble, and cannot be returned to my' He smelled hke a dead gave preemInence to "gift glV- were always a ~" taxpayers may gI\e up to whIch uses the services of an the donor/glftor adult to be the custodian of the However, the custodIan has cigar, had bad breath and had- mg" LTS' nephew's Wife was I a ugh 1 n g ,,- ~If $20,000 (market value) to an n't shaved In two days I mmor's property, untIl the the power to purchase and sell for many years the costume robust red. ~ unlimited number of people a But he dId put a com m my coordmator for the over 1,000 robed Santa ...::::. year (the reCIpIent" are called mlllor reaches the age of major- securitIes wlthm the account hand When I peeked, It looked costumes III the Macy's New But most of...... ;;.r "glftees" and the persons mak- Ity, age 18 and can WIthdraw funds to be hke goldl But I didn't have It York Thanksglvlllg Parade us, mcIudll1g _ Ing the gifts are called the The named custodian IS usu- used for and on behalf the for long The other grandchJl- Her prayer, thiS week, ' ., LTS, leave too Mengden donors or "glftor~") ally closely related to the mlllor The brokerage firm WIll dren behmd me pushed me always "God, please don't I, much to the The reCipIent takes on the mmor, the mother, father, file an IRS Form 1099 annual- ahead until my Mother ram on my paradel" (WIL last mmute Retailers tell us tax cost baSIS of the glftor, brother, SIster, ete , but legally ly reportmg mcome and securi- does not have to be related ties transactIOns The law spec- grabbed me. That was the last apolOgies to Barbra Strelsand) there's a new cult of shoppers WIthout capital gams effect on I ever saw that $20 gold piece. who hold back purchases eIther party at the tIme of the Th mvest cash or transfer Ifies that at age 18, the custo- Many brokerage firms, Joseph Mengden lS a Clty of awaltmg the before-Christmas gift A $20,000 gift a person a secuntJes to a mmor, It IS nec- dian must turn over all proper- mcludmg FIrst of MIchIgan Grosse POinte resldent and u markdowns the week before year IS estate-tax free to the essary to open a MUGMA tIes to the new adult account With a brokerage firm, Many of us "old tImers" Will Corp, LTS' alma mater, pro- former chulrman of the board Christmas. glftor But remember that vide gift certificates so that or a mutual fund All you need remember Christmas In the of Flrst of MlcJllgan Have you thought about glv- estate taxes are a subject best donors/glftors can give some. Business Peo:Rle Happy Thanksgiving! Metro East Chamber of Commerce Macomb". ThIS luncheon IS What a wonderful hohday this [------~ always well attended so If you Grosse POll1te Park reSIdents John R. Urso and Joanne IS. As we gather around the C HAM B ERe HAT plan on jOlmng us make your Fitzgerald Ross, and Pamela L. Labadie, formerly of the CIty dmner table and reflect on reservatIOns early of Grosse POll1te, announce the relocatlOn of theIr law firm, Urso what we're thankful for, don't "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow' and Associates, P.C., to 1550 Buhl Bwldmg, DetroIt, MI 48226. forget to remember us, the Fraser, the 5 Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods, ROlevllle, St. Clair Shores 3602. Also, they are pleased to announce Grosse Pomte Farms ~~:ber Ea~} If you plan on JOining us for an Goodfellows - The Red reSident Arthur \v. Miller as of counsel to the firm Urso & Commerce We evemng of good company, good Oak. Steakhouse on Vermer, Associates, PC is a general practice law firm have been an mUSIC (prOVIded by the between 1.94 and Kelly Road Grosse POInte Farms reSI- est a b II she d Gentlemen of Swing) and good will be a drop ofT center for dent Robert A. Hudson and Chamber since cheer, please call us and make new toys for both girls and Grosse Pomte Woods reSident ~ 1946 and we your reservations. boys (mmimum value of gift Steven M. Armstrongwere are "thankful" that we have Entertainment Books - $5 please) The toys will be recently the presenters of the been a part of thIS busmess Just another remmder that given to the Goodfellows orga. program, "Drafting commumty for 50 years Soon the Entertamment Books will nizatlOn on Wednesday, Dec. Shareholder and Buy-Sell we WJ.l1be entering the 21st be available through the 10 and then distnbuted to the Agreements" sponsored by the Announcing new mem- Century and we plan on being chamber office for your conve- needy chtldren. You may drop InstItute of Contmumg Legal bers - Welcome to Amanda a Vltal part of our service area nience throughout the Holiday off your donatlOns anytIme Education, Both are attorneys K. Mold of Century 21 which includes all the Grosse Season, These make excellent during normal business hours. Hudson with the DetroIt law firm of Associates. Amanda has Pomtes, Harper Woods, Christmas GIfts, so call and Reminder - EconomIc Berry, Moorman, King & Jomed us as an independent RoseVIlle, Fraser and St. Clan reserve a few today, Club of Macomb County Hudson, P.C Hudson practices m the areas of busmess, corpo- con Lrac tor. Shores. Clothing Drive - We WJ.l1 ReservatlOns are now bemg We also would like to wel. rate, secuntles and mtemational law, and Armstrong practices 50th Anniversary _ We be accepting donatIons for the accepted for the Jan 16 lun- m the areas of tax, busmess and estate planning com the Grosse Pomte Woods are stlll talong reservatlOns SOCIety of St Vincent DePaul cheon which WIll be held at Grosse Pomte Farms resident John W. Carroll Jr. recently ChIropractic HolistIC Health for our "Hobday Splendor" until Monday, Dec. 2. You may the South Campus of Macomb has been appomted senior dJrector of mtematlOnal busmess Care Office and theJr three ChrIstmas Gala on bring your donatIons to the Commumty College. Dr Jim development of the Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce In representatIves, DaVld Jantz, Wednesday, December 4th at chamber office from 8 a.m. Jacobs WIll be the speaker and hlS new pOSItion, Carroll will direct the Chamber's ongomg trade D C., Ke~eth Hutcheson, the Grosse POlnte Yacht Club. untIl 4 p.m. from Monday the tOPlC WIll be ''The D.C., 'and :Bonme Otto development programs, and cultivate new opportumtles for through Friday. EconomIC Forecast for Metro Detroit to bwld mternatlOnal trade relatlOns, particularly In regard to the North American Free Trade Agreement Most recently, Carroll was wrector of the marketmg dlVlslOn for the DetroIt EconomIC Growth Corp He has more than 14 years expe- F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rience m economIC development and plannmg You and Grosse Pomte Farms reSIdent Todd M. Bowman and City of Grosse Pomte reSident Patrick M. Hopper have been elected to Your Car t J the Board of DIrectors to Techmcal CommumcatlOns, Inc , mter- natlOnal publlsher of Body Engineering, VMEbus Systems, t J VXIjournal and Real-TIme Engmeenng. Bowman currently IS a Sales Executive With Franklm Bank responsible for new bUSI- iI:t AUCTION featUring Tiffany lamps In the "Poppy," "Drop Head Dragonfly," "Tulip"and miniature J:u ness development He earned his undergraduate degree from "Wlstena" patterns, Jewelry, including a 6 1B carat pear shaped diamond (D In color and VS1 In Hillsdale College and hIs MBA from Wayne State Umversity & tN iI: clarity), a rare book by Captain John Smith entitled "The Generall Histone of Virginia, New- Hopper IS Director of Sales for Techmcal CommumcatlOns He 1. :u also earned hiS undergraduate degree from HIllsdale College i & England and the Summer Isles:' published In 1632, a large selection of bronzes, Including Art Jij by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover and hIS MBA from Wayne State Urnverslty Deco examples by Chlparus, Faton and Erte and other bronzes, Including one of Marshall Sales Mgr service Mgr. Fredencks' study sculptures for the Cleveland War MemOrial Fountain, plus works by Harnet :U Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent Jefferson Callahan hasjomed l the practIce of Lupo ChIropractic Life Center, PC on E Eight TRACTION Fnshmuth, P Philippe, Rlgualt, Fremlet, de Luca, Payne and Herbert Haseltine, among others, tN Mlle. Dr. Callahan is an mternationally known chJropractlc edu- CONTROL iI: glassware, including Laflque, Steuben and Waterford, antique and reproduction furniture, Oriental :U Along WltI1 anti lock brakes and cator and lecturer With 20 years In the profession PreVlously, he alrbags tract,on control,s one of the &carpets, lighting fixtures, collectibles, including a Ulysses S Grant Silver Peace Medal, 1871, by JJij served as Director of OutpatIent Chmcs, and associate professor mO(e de~lrable safety and handlmg A C Paquet, decorative Items, a collection of Teddy Bears and Chnstmas related matenal, features to come along In recent of climcal sciences, for Life ChiropractIC College - West, m San t paintings, including works by Andre GISSOn, Elizabeth Nourse, Alfred Glendening, Pierre Blttar, yea~ Without any Input from the Lorenzo, Cahf., and Life College, School of ChIropractic, of drIVer tractron control works wltl1 an U: William Mellor, Sidney Richard Percy, Comerre, Moses Sayer, Douglas Arthur Teed, Evelyn :U automobIle's eng,ne management Manetta, Georgia He served as the chmcal protocol consultant computer and/or ant, lock braktng & Raskin and many more, Onentalia, including a large selection of Ivones, bronzes and porcelains, ~ for a jomt medlcalJchIropractlc program, for BritIsh West Indies system(ABS)to help ma,ntaln control iI: sterling and Silver plate, anlmahon art, graphiC art, including Paul Cadmus, and Renlor, :U dUring acceleration In extreme Medical College, m the Domlmcan Republic, and as U S proto- SituatIons In tt1e event that ~ensors & porcelain, including nadro, Royal Doulton, Borsado and Herend, a large selection of brilliant cut ;;j col consultant for MedX West Inc., a spmal rehablhtatlon eqUlp- detect wt1eel slippage, some tractton iI: glass and much, much more :U control ~ystemswork by brakmg the mt>nt corporatlOn Most recently, he was honored as one of four approproate wt1eel(s) to Improve chiropractors selected to represent LIfe college treatmg OlympiC low speed tractIon on a shppery t PREVIEW AUCTION ~ ~urface IWhlle others employ a athletes and stafT, of the Summer Centenmal OlympiC Games, combrnatlon of braking and reduced ~ Thur,day, December 5th - Noon to 8 PM Tue.,day, December 10th - 6 PM tN held In Atlanta throttle to mamtaln both tract'on and stabIlity at a WIder range of speeds U: Fnday, December 6th, Noon to 8 PM Wedne.,dd). December 11th 6 PM :U Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Lloyd A. Semple has been As effect,ve as both tractton control appomted, along With Bloomfield Hills reSIdent DaVId K Page, and ASS are at mcrea~lngsafety and ~ Monda). December 9th lOAM to 5 PM Thur.,ddY. December 12th - (1 P'-1 ;;j handling neIther shouId be though as Vice Chairmen of the DetrOIt Medical Center's Board of of as a license to drrve f~ster or more. Trustees Both serves as members of the Board of Trustees and recklessly Each adds safety during l J comproml!.ln.g circumstances that Executive CommIttee, as well as on the Board of Trustees of the drIVers should not go out of their Karmanos Cancer Institute, an affihated orgam7atlon Semple ways to Induce t J IS chaIrman of the Dykema Gossett law firm, where he has been When drIVIng WIth ASS brakes on sloppery roads you don I need to a partner Sll1ce 1971 pump them to get the tract,on you Grosse Pomte Shores reSident Robert G. Buydens,formerly need At RINKETOYOTA you II I,ke t ~ our super pnce speCials Our partner-m-charge of the employee benefits practIce at Clark Hill techniCians are very highly tra,ned P L C recently formed a m~w law firm - Buydens & Anderson, ard '"ullnely updated the" skrlls t ~ Please stop In at our convenient PC - With Clark HIli aSbOClate Kerry A Anderson Pnor to local on at 25420 Van O',1 .. &.111 .., i • November 28, 1996 •Grosse Pointe News ) Jro < ~ [~ t:' \ AT ~~ POINTE ELECTRONICS Your Headquarters For SONY Products SONY Projection SONY Televisions Televisions 9" to 35" , I 41" to 61" 1';< Starting at Starting at t) 99 $249 $169999 with 10 FREE SONY Audio Blockbuster Rentals Components SONY Hi-Fi Starting at Stereo VCR's 99 $199 Starting at $24999 SONYDSS with 10 FREE Systems Blockbuster Rentals Starting at $49999 8mm Camcorders with Steadyshot & get $20000 ... 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B Br1dge ...... 7B November 28, 1996 Churches.. . . .4B Grosse Pointe N~ws Features EntertaInment 8B Turkel' time Round up the usual cliches • • • • • • • By Jim Stlckford returnmg each night to the toms, wmch may get an extra featherbone - a fleXIble blade tor of a pretty good stove and Staff Wnter The Pllgr}ms had a peace same locality. four to six weeks before going or rib Featherbones had the well-known colomal Wlt, want. As we S1t down to our treaty with the local IndIan Male turkeys or toms are to market advantage ofbemg cheaper to ed the turkey to be the nation- turkey dinner tlus tnbe and mVlted the ch1ef to aggress1ve fellows. When While turkeys remam a sta- produce and easier to work al bIrd of the newly created ThanksgIvmg, it 1Sonly proper the feast He came along Wlth breedmg, the male Wlll ple for ThanksgiVlng, theIr w1th than whalebone, and Umted States of Amenca. that we give some thought to 90 of his friends. Bemg good respond to the female's call by meat, which IS low m fat, IS came mto vogue around the Descnbmg the turkey as a guests, the Inwans also the noble bird that graces our struttmg and displaying rus used m a vanety of products, mId-century mark. truly Amencan creature, he table every November brought five deer to the festI- birdly charms. incluwng turkey steaks, As for the Important ques- said it was a brave and noble val. The large numbers of peo- The Grolier Encyclopedia That's when the trouble turkey hotdogs and turkey tion of how the turkey got its bird that gave sustenance to ple at the feast necess1tated descrIbes Turkey as a country begins. Males m competltlOn lunch meats name - the Encyclopedia the onginal settlers. the fIrst recorded on the border of Asia and for female affections Wlll bat- At one tIme, turkeys were BrItannica states, "When the Fortunately, John Adams ThanksgIvmg kiddie table. Europe. It encompasses tle for the right to be the top valued for more than their bIrd became popular in managed to push the bald AthletIC contests were held 301,381 square miles and has bIrd meat In the 19th century, England, the name 'turkey- eagle as the natIOnal bIrd, after the feast, estabhsmng a a population of 50 milhon Its The spoils for the proving that when it comes to traditlOn we m Detroit have major language IS Thrlush, Its wmner are pretty gettmg your way, a lawyer is been following for many years. capital IS Ankara and 1ts p good. Male turkeys better than a humorist. We can only hope the P1lgrims largest C1tyis Istanbul ... p are polygamists and p A side note about the turkey did better than the Lions Oops the Vlctor becomes and ThanksgiVlng. the tradi- Another Thanksgivmg feast The "Handbook of Eastern the sultan of the tion of holding a thanksgiving on Nov. 26 was ordered by North American Birds" by harem, accordmg to feast existed long before the Bradford m 1623 to give M. Chapman descnbes Frank Chapman Pilgrims. Ancient records show thanks for the end of a the turkey as a "distinctly" Durmg the incu. that the Chinese, Greeks and drought, that, if it had contin- Amencan bird that contains bation penod, whIle Hebrews all had feasts of ued, would have Wlped out the only two species - the the hatchlmgs Thanksgiving. colony. Yucatan turkey and the wild reqUIre theIr moth- The English held days of As other New England turkey. er's care, females thanksgIvmg in 1386 when colomes were developed, they The Yucatan turkey's habi- don't associate with the Black Pnnce Edward had their own Thanksgiving tat ranges from southern males, who are then defeated the French. traditions, all held on different Mexico to the southwestern forced to flock The Pilgrims, who were in dates. Umted States. It is thIS kind together. (This may Holland at the time, saw the It was not until President of turkey that we see Henry be the origin of the Dutch have a day of thanks- Abraham Lincoln ordered by VITI eatmg In those Charles turkey smoker.) giving in 1588 to celebrate the presidential decree a day of Laughton movies. Wild turkeys were smiting of the Spamsh Thanksgiving on the fourth The Spanish inttoduced the practically hunted to Armada. Thursday in November to turkey to Europe as early as extinction They The Pilgrims landed at commemorate the recent bat- iS30. In a case ofbringmg made comebacks Plymouth Rock in 1620. By tle of Gettysburg, that the coals to Newcastle, English only as a result of the end of the fIrst year, 47 of entire nation celebrated rolomsts later mtroduced this state conservation the 103 original settlers had Thanksgiving on the same turkey vanety to what would programs Now, wed. Those who survived had day. become the eastern United turkey farms that built their homes and so Gov. Lincoln's successors kept the States. It breeds freely - raise birds descend- Bradford ordered a Feast of tradition, and Congress in the without guilt - with the wild ed from Yucatan Thanksgiving to coincide with 19508 fmally passed a law set- turkey. turkeys are the the completion of the fall har- ting the date for . The Wlld turkey can be dif- mam proVlders of vest, another old tradition. Thanksgiving, saving each ferentiated from the domestIc the Thanksgiving The flTSt Thanksgivmg last- succeeding president the trou- PIrkey by the chestnut-colored bird. turkey quills were used for cock,' formerly used for the ed three days. Hunters were ble of declaring when the hoh- tips of its upper tall coverts These farms are big, with shaping the bodices in guinea fowl of Isl8IDlc (or sent into the woods to shoot day would be. and tflll Except for breedmg flocks of 5,000 to 10,000 women's dresses. "furkish') lands, was trans- game. They came back Wlth !leason, the wild turkey hangs turkeys. The hens and toms The featherbone bodice ferred to It." turkeys, but also with wood Grosse Po~nteNews wnter around in flocks of about six to are raised separately. Hens replaced the whalebone One of our founding fathers PIgeons, partndge, geese and Sh~rley McShane helped w~th 15, and prefers to roost In mature in about 18 weeks and bodice. 'furkey quills were held the turkey in high ducks, making for a truly fowl the Jokes. If they aren t funny trees in wooded bottom lands, are marketed earher than shredded and bound into a esteem. Ben Frankbn, inven- feast blame her elf's SINCE 1900 ALLEN EDMONDS SHOES TRUNKSHOW SATURDAY, NO~ 30 through SATURDAY, DEC. 7 17140 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE Store Hours: '1on .. Tues., Wed. Fri .• 10-6, Thurs .. 10-9 Sat., 10.5:30, Sun., 12-4 at! a." ..... ) .. ,~ .... *" A._ F," L...r'.. fIt ~1" iili'a=n_Ilii)_ ...... l:.~...... ~:.--....-.------'~ ,,_ ....-----....-...--.-_ -.:...L-...... :::iiiL..--av----.---_ .._-... ~-- etv November 28,1996 28 COmmUnl .l G.ro.ss.e.p.O.lnt.e.N.ew_s St. John Foundation coordinates philanthropic efforts Philanthropy has always the recent estabhshment of the mlze efficIency and cost-effec- Barcus stressed that the been vital to the not-for-profit St. John Health System bve care, the SJHS foundatIOn foundatIOn WIll work hard to sector of the community, and FoundatIOn as the lOordmdtmg alTers the opportumty for peo- create opportumtles for donors, the entire nahon phIlanthropIc orgamzatlon rep- pIe to support their local com- serve as advocates for philan- As go\ernment and other resentmg the system and Its mumty health care faclhty and thropy In bystem strategIc trurd-part) fundmg of health affihates servIces directly," saId Anthony plannmg, and bUIld upon the care services dechnl's, hospl' The foundatIOn was created R TerSlglll of Grosse Pomte unIqueness of the SYbtem sltel>, tals are cultlvatmg local sup- earlIer thiS year Thomas F Shores, preSident and chIef thmr supporters and com mum- port to bu..tam top-quahty care Russell of Gros ..e Pomte executive officer of SJHS tleS for everyone nl'edmg theIr ser- Farms, chairman of the board SIster Jacquehne A "The foundatIOn Will support vices, mcludmg people who of SJHS, WIll also serve as Wether holt has been named the efforts at the system's indi- can't afford It chaIrman of the new founda- preSIdent of the foundatIon Vidual hospitals and take The values of servIce to one's tlOn's board of trustees She has led the Funds advantage of charitablE' giVIng neIghbor, Ubl11g responsIble "Even as SJHS grows In the Development Department of opportUnities at the SJHS stewardshIp WIth avaIlable number of locatIOns and SJHS for several years, help- level," Barcus saId. resources through WIsdom and evolves toward a centralizatIOn mg to create the fundamental The SJHS foundatIon mir- compassIon, gave dIrectIOn to of certam functIOns to maxI- programs and traditions that rors the directIOn of health care WIllbe part of the foundatIOn to as It moves from prImarIly sup- First EngIish plans concert better serve the entire system portmg care for the SIck to "St John Health System has helping people keep well - FIrst Enghsh Evangehcal P.m Sundav, Dec 8, at the long reahzed that phIlanthropy allOWing frIends and donors to Lutheran Church Will present J' IS an essential element III make a lastmg ImpreSSIOn on church, 800 Vermer strengthemng the healmg mis- MuslCkes Pleasure, a national- the health of theIr community. SiOn of the Sisters of St. ly known group of eIght local AdmISSIon IS $8 for adults, The foundatIOn wIll make Joseph, the sponsoring congre- performers who smg musIc $6 for students and semors. sure that charItable support gation of the system," from Memeval to contemporary Refreshments and a receptIOn gI ....en locally to any of the sys- Wetherholt saId "The times The concert will be part WIll follow TICkets WIll be sold tem entItIes or programs WIll FoundatiOn WIll expand and of the church's Open Door at the door For more mforma- benefit that commuruty PhOlo by Kar lest Ford umte our efforts at the system serIes and wIll begm at 7:30 tlOn, call (313) 884-5040 The heart of the SJHS foun- The St. John Health System Foundation is coordinat. level as well as help us bUIld datIOn Will be ItS board of ing phllanthropic activities representing the system and community support and owner- trustees. With full Involvement its aftlliates. ship system-WIde." from Russell and John A. Boll Methodist women plan cookie sale HeacliDgthe effort are, from left, Thomas F. Russell of DaVId L. Barcus, executive of Grosse Pointe Shores, chmr- Grosse Pomte Umted 211 Morass Shoppers wIll be Grosse Pointe Farms, chairman of the SJHS board and dIrector of the foundatIon since man of the system's nominat- Methodist Church Women WIll able to select then' own cookIes chairman of the new foundation's board of trustees; Sis- Its inception, has also been ing commIttee, the chartering hold their ChrIstmas Coolne for $6 a pound Also aV81lable named VIce preSident. He WIll ter Jacqueline A. Wetherholt, president of the SJHS foundation board will be seated Foundation; and David L. Barcus, vice presIdent of the Mart from 10 a.m to 1 p.m. breads, cakes and candy For be responsIble for day-ta-day later this fall. Saturday, Dec 7, at the church, details, call (313) 886-2363 operations foundation. Finally, a newsletter for Michigan's traveling families Although I'm a transplant which runs 20 pages, is subti- uniqueness of the state, geog- University of Detroit. They old Jeep has over 50,000 check for $18 to Lmes & from OhIo, I've always found tled "Home, Hearth and raphy-wise, and its quirkier like Michigan so much, they ObVIously, there will be plenty Letters Commumcatwns, P.O Michigan to be a nifty place. HItting the Road In and aspects, not the better known say, that "we proudly pay ahead. Box 631, St. Clalr Shores, My home for nearly 18 years Around MIchigan, the Great stuff that you can find in property taxes in both penin- Oh yes, it's called the 48080. Phone (313) 881-8859 now, I've come to apprecIate Lakes State" major pubhcations." sulas" Duckmobile because 'Ibm took Its many pleasures and am The cover story IS a feature Graham and Paige are also When she IS not worlnngon off the hood ornament and still dIscovering new tlungs all about the vl11age of Nahma, a key part of the effort. "They the Gazette, Kath is a corre- replaced It with a rubber the time. But to most folks in located on BIg Bay De Noc m are pretty eXCIted and proud of spondent for MIdwest Livmg ducky. the Uruted States, MlchlgaTl IS the Upper Peninsula It tells it," Kath said. 'They give us magazine, the Detroit Free 1b subscnbe to the blmonth- pretty much a mystery. how the Groleau brothers quotes. If the Phunn FamIly Press and recently, she com- Good for us, too bad for have breathed new hfe mto succeeds m this venture, pleted writing a fllm screen- ly Great Lakes Gazette, send a them. However, it IS unfortu- this town by restoring an mn future pubhcations mIght play. LIke many Michigaruans, nate that so many great and several stores. I'd never mclude MIchIgan colonng and the couple dreams of movmg things about this area remain heard of it; now I want to actiVIty books featunng Robin "North" one day NURSING HOME unknown to our own resi- visit. Petoskey. Kath notes that the '89 8045 EAST JEFFERSON dents. And that IS precisely the Both 'Ibm and Kath are life- Duckmobile (actually a DETROIT, MICH pomt. long reSIdents of MIchIgan and Chrysler mInIvan) has 105,000 821.3525 'TvI' had this Idea for both graduated from the mIles on It and the three-year- QUALITY NURSING CARE Travel Trends years," Kath explained. "I had It when I left the bureau in August 1991 It took a whIle to percolate and come togeth- WE WANT YOUR BABY! er. Then there was PaIge com- mg m the middle ... but I've long felt that tlus regIOn IS not HURRY - DEADLINE IS APPROACHINO FAST! understood and It IS certainly underexposed. She noted that most pubh- cations that feature Miclugan are pnmarily advertlsmg The Great Lakes Gazette vehIcles. "We are focusmg on may soon change that. content ... of course, we'll This new newsletter, which accept a limited amount of Grosse POinte News and The Connection newspapers are planning theIr focuses on MIchigan, is family-oriented advertising, 2nd annual speCialedition featUring the babies of the past year We hope designed pnmanly for families but there is just me and I you (and the little one) Will partiCipate by supplying us With a ... in fact, It chromcles the don't have the time to aggres- photograph of your chIld lonJy 1996 babies, please) for publication In adventures of the so-called sively go out and sell." thiS section Phunn Family, whIch not so So It will take subscriptiOns coincidentally mIrrors the life to make the project fly. ThiStablOId Will be published In January. 1997 Your chIlds pIcture, along situation of its creators With other 1996 area babies. Will be the main attractlonl News and Current plans call for the advertiSing about clothing. feeding, educating and canng for your child Kathryn (Kath) USltalO and Gazette to be published will also be Included It Will be very informative as well as a Tom Kozak. bImonthly at a cost of $18 a commemorative edition for youl I've known Kath for well year. It is not yet avaIlable on over 15 years, smce the days newsstands Pleasesend a cute, clear photo (color or black & white, home or studiO she was VIce preSIdent for The family focus IS what produced preferably smaller than a 5x7J to Grosse POinte News & The communications for the makes thIs newsletter partICU- Connection. 96 KerCheval Grosse POinte Farms Michigan 48236 Metropolitan DetroIt larlyappealing It IS jam- Attention Kim Kozlowski, Display AdvertISing Complete the mformatlon ConventlOn & VIsItors Bureau packed WIth informatIon, yet slip With your child s full name, date of bIrth and hospital and return It and I was travel ed1tor of The With your photo PleasePrint your name on the back of the photo so you IS deSIgned so that little ones can pick It up at our office after Printing DetroIt News. We've remained can be mvo)ved, too, colonng in touch, because we live only the illustratIOns. The center- Your picture must be received In our office no later than Monday a mile from each other In fold is devoted to klds. December 23rd, earlIer would assist our production schedule (Late Grosse Pointe Woods and In the current Issue, Robm November and December birth photos may be submitted until January 6, because we are both active III Petoskey (a bird who WIll be a 1997 ) the SocIety of Amencan Travel contlnumg character) encour- Wnters. ages chIldren to wnte and tell We look forward to prodUCing our annual Baby Edition" and are sure Kath IS the wnter/edltor of about what they hke best m you want your little one Included A limited number of extra copies Will be available for purchase to give to family and ffiends the team Her husband 'Ibm, MichIgan who IS semor art dIrector at "Tom and I thought of Robin The Grosse POinteNews & The Connection require a S 10 00 fee to cover Bozell WorldWIde In probably 12 years ago," Kath production costs Please Include a check. money order or credIt card Southfield, IS the said, "even before we had number WIth your photo desIgner/Illustrator Together kIds We always knew we they are some crazy folks For would create hIm someday" Call or Drop by the a couple of years now, I've There IS also a chIldren's word seen tnals of a cartoon stnp puzzle, "Fmd the State Grosse Pointe News they've been developmg called Symbols" The Phunn Family, which tells Kath saId she plans to fea- CONMQloN N • W , , A ,. I • I of the adventures of a ram- ture a museum In each Issue, bunctIOUS family of four as including a children's hands- 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 they travel around the state m on actIVlty that they can do at Attention: Kim KOZlowski,Display Advertising their "Duckmoblle " home (3131 882-3500 FAX 882-1585 Kath, who IS 42, and Tom, MeanwhIle, adults WIll who IS 43, camf' to parentmg a appreciate tiPS on how to bIt late Their <;onGraham IS order Trenary 'Ibast ("the offi- ----~-~------Send photo ------~------_. 6 and daughter PaIge IS 4 CIal dunkm~ toast of the and$ I 0 00 to: Grosse POinte News & The Connection Without doubt, they are the Great Lakes Ga7ette), how to Tie 80JttJ011996 96 Kercheval Phunn FamIly And It IS the subscnbe to the Michigan Grosse POinte Farms, MIChigan 48236 exploratIOns of thiS family Gardener, how to make Please Prrnt Attention' Kim KOZlowski,Display AdvertiSIng that are detaIled 10 the Great Brownstone Inn Potato Lakes Gazette Pancakes and where to Childs Name IFlrst & Last) . _ Graham and Palgf' are con- 10dulge 10 Motown memories SIdered contrlbutmg editors. "It 1<;not our goal to make Parents Name (First & Lastl _ "Everyth1Og m here IS fami- thIS a shck, glossy pubhcatlOn lY-Oriented because that IS We want to keep It a home- Date of Blrth Hospltal, Phone _ what our SituatIOn IS," Kath grown newsletter," <;he saId, v;sa:EMC.# Exp Date, _ explamed "It's the Phunn notmg that people of all ages Family on the road, discover. WIll appreciate Its content Signature, _ 109 as we go" "It IS for people who appre. The first Issue clate what's here, thf' kmd of Thank you and please return no later than December 23rd, 1996 (OctoberlNovember 1996), people who recogTll7e the December birth photos accepted until January 6, 1997 November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & n1aces 38 i50unds of Christmas' to be at C.P. United Methodist The Grosse Pomte HistorICal tammg to the hlstolY of the Society will hold Its "Sounds of Grosse Pomtes A: " _ 'I Christmas," a hght-hearted l1ckets to the "Sounds of _~ , afternoon of ChrIstmas musIC ChrIstmas" concert are $20, 1(.,,> begInnmg at 3 30 pm' $35 for a whole family Sunday, Dec 8, at the Grosse Mterglow tickets (which Pomte United MethodIst mclude the concert) are $50 Church, 211 Moro5s m Grosse for friends, $125 for patrons, Pomte Farms $250 for benefactors Featured at the concert The Th order tickets, make Grunyons and Noteworthy, checks payable to the Grosse two local smgmg groups, as Pomte Historical Society and well as a Christmas carol smg- mall them to 381 Kerchl.'val along Grosse POinte Farms, 48236 An Afterglow for bl.'nefac- 'l'tckets wl1lbe held at the tors, patrons and fnends will door. be held after the concert, from Tickets to the concert will be 5 to 7 p m at the SOCIety's available at the door, but newly restored headquarters reservations are requested for In the Provencal-WeIr House, the Afterglow by Friday, Dec 376 Kercheval m Grosse 6 . Pomte Farms Proceeds from The Provencal-Weir House is decorated for the holi- .' the event will benefit the SOCI- days. The Grosse Pointe Historical Society will hold an . ety. Giving Tree: The Mterglowat the hOU8eafter its "Sounds of Christmas" Children's Home of DetrOIt concert on Sunday, Dec. 8. . The Provencal-Weir House, WIllsponsor two hohday com- thought to be the oldest buIld- murnty events in December . mg m the Grosse Pointes, ISa For the second year, the French farmhouse dating back Hohday Giving Tree WIllbe 175 years and which has been sponsored by Jack's restored by the historical soci- Waterfront, Garwood's, R J.'s ety. Vault and (for the first time The restoration project IS thIs year) Lucy's Tavern on nearly complete Members of the HJ11 the society are actively Last year, more than 300 encouraging Grosse Pomters gIfts were contributed by and their friends to VISItthe restaurant patrons for the Deborah A. Liedel, director of pUblicrelations and com- house, a tangIble hnk to the crnldren at the CHD. Patrons munity services for the Children's Home of Detroit, at commurnty's hentage, said of the restaurants select an the right, and Linda Southworth, at the left, helped col- Lisa Gandelot. vice president ornament with the name and lect gifts last year for CHDresidents. The collection will of the society. age of a ch1Idfrom holiday be repeated this year at four local restaurants. "It's exciting now that the trees at each of the restau- house is nearly complete. We rants. They purchase a gift for (810) 855-8770. hyaCInths, amaryllis and other want people to see this com- that child and drop It ofTat decorative holiday items. munity treasure," Gandelot the restaurant by Monday, Greens of Christmas: In addition to a selection of said. Dec. 23. Christ Church Grosse Pointe greens, the sale will include "We're happy to return to Members of the Project will present Its popular hand-stitched clothing, the concert format," Bald Mike Hope League will hold their Greens Sale from 10 a.m to 4 AmerIcan Girl doll clothes, Skinner, president of the annual membersrnp and Feliz pm. Saturday, Dec. 7, In the quilts, baby items, baked Grosse Pointe Historical NaVldad at the Grosse Pomte church Undercroft goods, limIted edition 'Society. ''We're also proud of Hunt Club on Sunday, Dec. 1 Co-chairmen are Evie Christmas cards and books as our headquarters and eager to Guests will bnng stuffed ani- Cobden and Yolanda well as a special "Kids' Stuff" show ofTthe results of the mals to the meetmg and the Turner shop, and items from 'The SOCIety's2 1/2-year restoration toys will be gIven to CHD crnl- AvaIlable for sale fresh Herb Garden" project. dren. greens, mcluding boxwood, For more mformatlOn about The Provencal-Weir House For more informatIOn or to noble fir and Douglas fir the ChrIst Church sale, call is used for workshops, tours participate III the event, call wreaths, cedar ropmg, pOInset- the church at (313) 885-4841. and educational programs per- the Project Hope League at tias, partndge wreaths, -Margle ReinS Smith Getting ready for the annual Greens Sale at Christ Babies Church Grosse Pointe. are, from left, Yolanda Turner, co- chairman; Polly Ledyard; AnD. Eatherly; and Evie Cobden, co-chairman. Olivia Christine Patrick David grandmother IS Mary Perkms Corruola of Sandy, Utah, and Wujek of Burton Charles Slanec of Berwyn, Ill. William Jackson -~ MIchael and Christme Joan M. Pfaendtner and Tanner Cole "You Want The Best Care For The One Youwve" :WUjekof Grosse Pomte Woods DaVIdC. Jackson of the CIty of Margaret Claire If you are l'YU18 to balance the demands of work and family wlule caring for your pareDI Are the parents of a daughter, Grosse Pomte are the parents Williams Phillips phVla ChrIstine WUJek, born of a son, Patrick DaVIdWilham Call us today for full details...or drop in and VISit. Jay and KIm WJlhams of Karen and Gerry Prnlhps of Pet. 29, 1996 Maternal grand- Jackson, born Sept 4, 1996. Thousand Oaks, Calif, are the parents are Gordon and Maternal grandparents are Mr Grosse Pomte Park are the parents of a son, Tanner Cole parents of a daughter, CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS Shirley Snow of Grosse Pointe and Mrs. Patrick. G. Wilhams, born Oct 1, 1996 Margaret Claire Philhps, born Woods. Paternal grandparents Pfaendtner of the City of Maternal grandparents are A Center of Luthenln Social servtces of MIChigan are Edward and Carolyn Oct 15, 1996 Maternal grand- 4050 aateshMd near Mack .nd Moron II Grosse Pointe Paternal grand- Ahce and JIm DIckey of Sun WUJekof Grosse Pointe Woods. parents are Mr. and Mrs mother IS Janet Coulter of City West, Anz Paternal Grosse Pomte Woods. Paternal Great-grandmother is Helen William R. Jackson of Port 881-3374. grandparents are Ann and JIm grandparents are Harry and I __ ~ujek of Sterling HeIghts. Charlotte, Fla. Great-grand- Partially funded by the United Way and the DetroIt Area Agency on Aging Wl1hams of Grosse Pomte Joan Phllhps of Grosse POinte parents are Mr and Mrs LoUIs Farms Farms Olson of Hazelcrest, Ill. Christina Lynn Gabriella Christine Sloane Anastasia Robert John Durand Amato Slanec Ellen and Peter Durand of Anthony Amato and Terri Marenas Scott and Sheryl Slanec of Grosse Pomte Park are the 1996 FESTIVAL OF TREES Turpin-Amato of Harper Woods John and Lon Marenas Jr. of Eastpomte, formerly of Grosse parents of a son, Robert John A Benefit for Chlldreo's HospItal of Mlch Igan Are the parents of a daughter, Rochester Hills, formerly of the Pomte Woods, are the parents Durand, born Sept. 29, 1996. presents Chnstma Lynn Amato, born City of Grosse Pointe, are the of a daughter, Gabriella Maternal grandparents are July 31, 1996. parents of a daughter, Sloane Chrlstme Slanec, born Sept. Naney and Jack Renick of Anastasia Marenas, born Oct. Grosse Pomte Shores. Paternal . Maternal grandparents are 16, 1996 Maternal grandpar- DREAMS 21, 1996 Maternal grandpar- ents are Richard and Kathleen grandparents are Ann and Bob and Roberta Thrpm of lfrank ents are Don and Hazel Voss of Taggart of Eastpointe Durand of Port Huron Great- the City of Grosse Pointe. Gaylord. grandparents are Mr and Mrs. CAN COME .Paternal grandparents are Paternal grandparents are Paternal grandparents are Thomas and Coreen Slanec of Granger Weil of Tucson, Ariz., John and Anna Amato of Lake John and Hanett Marenas Sr. and Mrs Anne W. Durand of CIty and Mesa, Anz. Grosse POinte Woods Great- TRUE ... of Rochester Hllis. Great- grandparent" are Leno Port Huron A NUTCRACKER CHRISTMAS November 24..December I CoboCenter ADMISSION Adults 56 Senrors $3 ItlO+ I Children $2 112and under! Children under 2 are free DETROIT CUSTOM FRAMING lPresale etlsc.oun, ...a....culablif" to groups of Ten or morel ENJOY A MAGICAL HOLIDAY TRADITION AT THE 12th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TREES and GALLERY ProfeSSIonally Decorated Trees • Wreath~ • Gmgerbread Village Expanded Santaland \; Ith Actlvltres for the KIds Teddy Bear Brunch INovember 24 onlyl ~e've Expanded ~ Dall~ EntertaInment Complete Line of Art & Frclt11lng ~~HOW HOURS RAFFLE Originals, Lithographs, Limited Edit lun, Posters, M••• "-1~~~~~~ Ready Made Frames & More Something for Every ()ne SPONSORS••••* ENGUStt ClNlOEMS NImSERY .. GAAOEN CENTER. MEl.IER ~ ENTERTAlNMEHT • OLDIES 104.3 WOMC • PlUMER MOYING .. STORAQE r""""I"')f'r ...r,q<;,f)oH,",,""'~ ""'..""..... ~~to~ .~:~.:;"'"" "\A.l 11 ,..,..,~ Pre --Holiday Sale 20% -50% OFF 'uf __ "'O<:"""r~"'1l r If! 1"'''1 ~ ~....-- otr ""'" I ~ 'lMNlIf_AAA.P)."l(S_ "'''''A .... 'I.""...... ~ nt>,."..-.-.., .WJf¥O('-r ...... r"1f'" ..,. '1'1 """"'!'Il~"t)IOYl'Wt,OI""_t'" r-. .. "" .....>j .. "l,...... ' FOl'Informallon pleaw can ll3-~TREE Tldll' avaliablc at Engh~h Garden. MeIIC!and Cabo Centcr $1.00 OfI'ONE FUU PRICE ADULT ADMISSION WITH THIS AD GPN -::.-...------~--_...... -.....:'.~ ...... -.....- .. -_ .... ~ ._...... 48 November 28, 1996 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner First English A gift for people plans annual who have everything Carol-a-Iong By the Rev. John Corrado The First EnglIsh Grosse POinte UOIlanan Church Evangebcal Lutheran Church will hold its 16th annual Inchne us to gratefulness, thankfulness, thanksg1Vlng ChrIstmas Carol-A-Long begInmng at 7.30 p.rn Sunday, God knows, Dec. 1, at the church, 800 we've been gIven much Vermer in Grosse POinte gIven much more than we gIve thanks for .t -tf Woods The communIty IS invited to Wake us up! Classical Bells the annual Informal evemng of Direct our attentIon mUSIC, whIch IS free and away from generIc, general thanks giVlng C.lusical Bells, a bandbelJ ensemble, wtll present a Cbrlstmas concert at 7 p,m. Includes relreshments In the and to the partIcular blessings we have received- Sunday, Dec. I, at Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Church. The free concert, fellowship hall afterward. thts warm IOVlngspouse, which is the church's gift to the community, wtll feature sacred and secular sea. Robert Foster directs the that faIthful fnend, sonal music and wtll be followed by a reception in the church lowage. Good News Smgers Chnstma that trusted counselor, Classical Bells rings six octaves of Eaglisb baDdbells and four octaves of Judson directs the church's these nurturing parents and grandparents, choirchimes. the only handbell set this large in the Midwest. The group has played hand bell choirs. For more those delightful chlldren and grandchlldren, with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Information, call the church these teachers who really teach, For more information, call the church office at (313) 888.4301. office at (313) 884-5040. that church wluch pr818es our goodness and challenges our righteousness Christian Open our eyes. Free our tongues. Advent Tea Scientists plan Get us to name names' The women of St. James Thanksgiving Lutheran Church wtll Awaken us to the "mundane" everyday things sponsor an Advent seroice that bring blessings we can too easlly take for granted; service and Tea at 7 things like. Members of the two p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 4. Christian Science churches drug stores open 24 hours a day . . at the church. 170 serving the Grosse POinte com. (what a relief when someone we dearly loves lies ill); McMillan in Grosse mumty have invited the public gas stations Wlth rest rooms both clean and warm Pointe Farms. The ser- to a Thanksgiving Day service (which bnng relief of a different kind on a long trip in vice wtll consist of at 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 28, mid-wmter) Advent responsive all-mght radio hosts at First Church of Christ, prayer, wlth the ScIentist, 282 Chalfonte and (such a comfort when we're alone with the 3 a.m. ChoraUers provicUng shakes. Praise God from whom their voices flow!) Sixth Church of ChrIst, special music. The pub- Sc1entist, 14710 Kercheval. lic Is invited.In the back Get our heads out of the clouds. row, from left. are Edith OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS, . Bnng us down to Earth. Petrosky and Jane WREATHS, ROPING, TREES Rub our faces in life - the life we really live. .. SChneider. In the front, .. INSTALLED & TAKEN DOWN Life with a unique cornucopia of people, places, things. , ...... -...... from left. are Dolorea CAll GARY (OVER 20YRS EXP.) There is so much to be thankful for! Couser and Jane Frame. 885- , 900 M'F 9AM-5PM So blind us to the silly nits we find to pick. Mute our petty gripes. Grosse Pomte Umtarian Excise our expectations of a perfect world with perfect Church people. "What are you Give us the gift rullning from?" ~J for the people who have everything: WORSHIP 1030 a m Service & Church School SERVICES: I 17150 MAUMEE the gift of thankfulness 88HJ420 Rev John Corrado MInister Redeemer United GRACE UNITED St. James Lutheran Church 170 McMJllan Rd near Kercheval '. First English Ev. Lutheran Church Methodist Church + CHURCH OF CHRIST Grosse POinte Farms' 884-0511 20571 Vermer Just W of 1-94 , E9. . Kercheval al LakepoIDle 10 15 a m WorshIp & Holy Euchanst '. Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr -. Grosse Pointe Park 822-3823 900 a m Chnstlan EducatIon Advent workshop at St. Paul Gros~e POinte Woo A~azmg r~J~~?~tU- 3 00 ALL ARE WELCOME Pr Trov G Waite tunity to get together with Dr Walter A Schmidt. Pastor home for Advent and thinking Rev Barton L Beebe. ASSOCiate Paslor THE SUBJECT FOR THIS other families to make plans about Ideas for fam1Iy gill.glY- Christ the King for a family-oriented ing. St.. Paul Ev. Lutheran SUNDAY IS: GROSSE. POINTE Lutheran Church Christmas at an Advent There is no fee, but pre-reg- fl 881.6670 Ancient & Modern Workshop from 7 to 8:30 p m. istration is requested. Care c<::~~ 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. Necromancy, alias Mesmerism UNIT E0 Mack at Lochmoor Thursday, Dec. 5, at St. Paul will be available for children CHURCH 884-5090 pansh in the school cafeteria. ir 900 & 1115 a m. Worship & Hypnotism Denounced" under 4 if arrangements are ~ 10 lOa m EducatIOn ForAll The workshop will address made in advance. For Informa- First Church of Christ, AFFILIATED WrTH lHE UCC AND ABC the meamng of the season, tion, call (313) 885.7022. Nursery Available 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOTHROP 8 15 & 10 45 un. WOOlllp S"'lct Rev Fred Harms, Pastor Scientist 884-3075 9 30 a.rn. Sunday School & BIble Classes .:< ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe Farms, L. " 282 Chalfonte Ave. "Meditation: God Holds tm: Future Rand): S. Boelle~Pastor Our Lady's CHURCH Tuaolby A. HoIurlaDd, ~1. Pastor ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park 4 blocks West of Moross 1()o()()A to! FAMILY WORSHIP Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor emtritDs Business Grosse Poinle Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 1030 a m (CRIB ROOM AVAII..ABL£) f CHXl A.M. CHURCH Sunday Sunday School 10:30 a.m. SCHooL Religious Goods and Gifts 800 a m Holy Euchaml Wednesday 7'30 pm Rev E.A.Bray, Pastor 22800 Kelly Road (1/2 Block north of 9 Mile Rd.) 10 15 a m Church School 10 30 • m Choral Euchanll Eastpointe, MI 48021 ALLARE WELCOME ~(~~ 810-775-MARV(6279) (Nursery Ava --...- ...... 1 , November 28, 1996 • Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Using the emergency room your medlcme chest mcludes syrup of Ipecac, but use it only By Robert Sills, DO in consultatIOn With a phySICIanor pOlsoncontrol. I Coping with the Holidays' is Special Wnter It would be reassurmg to thank that once you've done all of Almost every parent, at one bme or another, has had to these thmgs, you'd never have to take your child to an emer- a program for those who have deal with a sick mfant m the mIddle of the mght; a curious gency room Unfortunately, that's not the case. toddler who has gotten mto the cleanang products under the ACCidentshappen and chlldren do get Sick at all hours of experienced a death in family the day and mght - not just during phYSICians'office hours kitchen smk, or a teenager whojust broke an arm skate- The Kaul Funeral Homes program. boardmg Many people use the emergency room because they eIther Inc Will hold two special pro- BegmnIng Saturday, Dee ?j From colds, flu, bumps and bruises to more serious injuries don't have a family phySICianor pedlatnclan, or don't know what constitutes a real emergency Everyone should have a grams durmg the hohday sea- the Kaul Funeral Homes wIl hke broken bones, asthma attacks, pOIsonings and severe son that address the special offer the eighth annual "Tree of head 1I1Junes,emergency room physIcians see It all. famIly phYSICianor pedlatnclan A doctor who gets to know you and your famIly's health hIStory can be a valuable needs of people who have suf- Rem~mbrance~ .program. Every year, emergency rooms across the United States see fered a recent death in the fam. ParticipatIOn m thiS speCial more than 15 mllhon chIldren, 600,000 of whom are admitted resource when you have a Sick or lI\Jured chl1d on your to the hospital hands Sometimes a phone call to your famIly doctor can dy. holiday program will help pea- Mary Herta Jamerino, SOCial pIe recognize and pay tnbute Many mJurles are avoidable. Here are some common-sense save you an unnecessary tnp to the emergency room. Some A B Cs of a true emergency may involve worker and dIrector of famIly to their family member or tiPS that can help you aVOidthe emergency room and make and community serviceS for the friend. Those who are interest- your home a safer place for children Airway - any threat to your child's mrway and the ability to take air mto his or her lungs (e.g , choking or unconscIOus- Kaul Funeral Homes, will pre- ed may come to any of the Kaul o Child-proof your home. A VISitto the hardware store can ness) sent the 10th annual "Copmg Funeral Homes between noon prOVIdeyou With everythmg you need to make your home a With The Hohdays" program and 7 p.m. Saturday, Dee. 7, safer place for children. Use child-proof latches on all cup- Breathing - any difficulty with breathlng related to Ill- ness, IIlJUryor pain (e.g., wheezmg, apnea, asthma attack). from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday, Dee through Saturday, Dee. 14, to boards that contain cleaning products and cover all open out- 3, at St. Michael Catholic place an inscription in me~orr lets. Make sure the long cords on blinds and draperies are Circulation - any illness or IllJury that affects blood flow (e g., excessive bleeding, dIzziness, chest pam or pressure, or Community Church, 40501 of their loved ones on an Indl- out of reach of young chIldren to prevent strangulatIOn. Use numbness) Hayes (between 17 and 18 VIdual Christmas ornament child-proof contamers for all med1cations. If a container does Suffering - sickness or trauma with uncontrolled pmn. MIle) In Sterlmg Heights provided by the funeral home. not have a child-proof lid, make sure It 18 stored out of the Don't heSitate to call 911 immediately for chest pain, The free program IS open to On Sunday, Dec. 15, at 2 p.m. reach of children. Remember, a table is not out of the reach the pubhc and is deSigned for the formal dedication of t~e of an ambitious and inquisitive child - it's just a challenge. unconclousness, choking or dtfficulty breathing. If you are unsure If your condItion reqwres immediate care, call your entire families. Bring an item "Tree of Remembrance". WIll o Store dangerous hquids responsibly. Never store family phYSician, pedIatrician or the emergency department that has a special meaning or take place at the Chnton kerosene, gasolane or cleamng fluids m recognizable contain- memory to your family (a cher- Thwnship Senior Center, 40700 ers like pop bottles or soup cans. at the nearest hospital. Robert StUS, DO, specializes In pediatric emergency medi- ished photograph, a keepsake, Romeo Plank Road. o Never leave children unattended. From infants to teens, ctne He tS on staff at St John Hospttal and MedtCal Center. a hobby item, for instance). children need responSible, adult supervision. Never leave an A memory journal/workbook For further information, call infant alone - for even a moment - on a changIng table or For more tn{ormattOn about chtld safety or first cud classes avatlable throughout the St. John Health System, call (800) for children and adolescents any of the Kaul Funeral in a bathtub. And don't use infant walkers. The combina- 237-5646. who have experienced a death Homes: (810) 775-1911, (810) tIOn of wheels, speed and cunousity can be a devastating and will be avmlable during the 775-2424 or (810) 792-5000. sometimes deadly combmatlOn. Even the most fleet-footed parent is often at a loss to reach a racmg toddler who is half- way across the room in an infant walker. Finally, monitor the playtime of young children. In case of an accident, an adult who can act qmckly should be available. o Make sure pools are properly maintained, fenced and supervised. Did you know that a child can drown in Just a few inches of water? That makes even the bucket of water for scrubbIng the kitchen floor a hazard for young children. Imagine, then, the dangers inherent in a pool that is not being properly maintained, fenced and supervised. If you BON SECOURS HEALTHCARE SYSTEM have a pool, you have a responsibility to all of the ~ous children in your neighborhood. Make sure the pool IS Progressive medicine with the human touch secured by a locked fence and that the ladder is never left down. After summer, try to keep the pool cover drained to avoid a child accidently venturing out onto the cover and drowning. o Make your car a safe place for children to be All chil- dren under the age of 3 should be in an approved car seat that ISsafely secured. After age 3, children should use the lap and shoulder restraints. Most safety guidelines also state that children should never ride in the front seat. This includes cars that are eqwpped with passenger-side air bags which can cause serious injury to children when de I ed. o Encourage your children • • to avoid risky behavior. This includes moline skating and skateboarding without the proper safety equipment hke helmets, elbow and knee pads; driving without a seat belt; and drinkmg and dri- ving. • Be prepared to act in TREATMENT CENTRE case of an emergency. All parents should take a fIrst Injection therapy of aid elMs so they Wl11 be bet- VARICOSE VEINS ter prepared in case of an and unsightly is the perfect time emergency. Classes are SPIDER VEINS available at many local hos- to express our gratitude pitals and schools and MInuIes from lIIe tunnel. 630 TtICUInAh Ro8d Eat, through the American Red Suite 103, Windsor, Ont. to all of the Bon Secours people Cross. Have all emergency Call 519-25&-0839 telephone numbers (like 911, Roxana S. Chow, M 0 who put the "human" in "human touch." poison control and your fam- ily physician's office) posted prominently. Make sure • In Touch With Your Skin op.tlonswruch can be pursued Thank you to our family of Employees, by LisaA Manz-Dulac.MD The baSICoptions for deahng As we grow older, unfor- WIth wnnkles are 1) topical tunately so does our skm As treatments (Retm-A Alpha- Medical Staff,Volunteers, Support Groups skin ages, It loses elastiCity hydro'D' aCIds, Cellex-C); 2) and tone Collagen and elas- dermal fillers, such as colla- tm which keep our skIn gen, 3) chemica1..peels; 4) las- and all who help us prOVide "strona", weaken~ whJle at the er surgery; and 5) reconstruc- same time our SKin IS becom- hve (plastic) surgerY. mg thmner, causIng It to look Your expenenced aennatolo- the finest health care services to our community. less smooth gists can achIeve excellent How wrmkled you are results utllIzmg the optIOns depends on several thmgs, best SUitedfor you most Important of which IS To learn more about wnn- how much tIme you have kles and the best treatments s~nt m the sun. , for your skm, contact your Regardless of y'our lIfe s dermatoloIDst, or call usDat expenences, If you have wnn- Eastside Dermatology, r. kles and want them to be Lisa A Manz-Dulac and gone there are several AsSOCiates(313) 884-3380 ' Advert>semen101 99lI eUl_ Laser Cosmetic Surgery SISTERS OF 80\ SECOl RS ,\\0 80\ SECOl RS 8n\RO Of DIRECTORS \\[) A[)MI~ISTRATlO\ • Full Face La<;erRe<;urfacmg for Wnnkles and Scars • La<;erEyelid Surgery for Heavy LIds and Bags Save 35% on US Currency Dr Dcan" ha<;perfonned over 5000 operatIOn" including 1200 la"er surgene" on 9 laser <;ystems • Complementary Con<;ultatlOn ~tN SECOURSHEALTHCARESYSTEM Laser Wrinkle Centre™ 256.2756 1270 Walker Road, Wlnd<;or ...--_...... _._._~_.--..._~ ...~.~ ..._- ---"-'-~::i: ., - - ~----- 68 November 28, 1996 Communit Grosse Pointe News Pick a card for your favorite charity Children's Leukemia Foundation The Children's Leukemia Foundation of Mich.lgan offers a choice of two holiday cards designed by Michigan residents. Cards are $16 and $20 for a box of 20. Orders must be received by Tuesday, Dec. 10. cau (810) 353-8222. Foundation for Exceptional Children The Foundation for Exceptional Children is a pri. vate program providing assistance and training to mentally and physically impaired children from the tri-county area. The foundation's 1996 Christmas card is $12.50 for a package of 25. Imprinting Is available if the order is placed before Sunday, Dec. 1. For information, call (313) 885.8660. Arthritis Foundation The Arthritis Foundation has nine different greet. ing cards for sale, with prices ranging from $18.50 to $24.75 for a box of 25. Imprinting is available if cards are ordered by Monday, Dec. 2. Proceeds will benefit research, educational programs and patient services offered by the MichJgan chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. For a brochure, can (800) 968- 3030. cancer Institute Ann KanJlIU10a Barbar8. Barbara Ann Kannanos Cancer Institute The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute offers 10 card designs, including a heritage card featuring an African American theme. Proceeds clire(:t1ysup- port the institute's treatment, education, outreach and research programs. Also offered: pre-paid phone .' cards, package and tree trimmers, gift bags and gift .. of hope letters. C&rds range from $16 to $20 for a box of 25 cards. For information, call (800) 527- 6266. . , Right to Life Right to Life affiUates in Southeast MicbJgan'. . cards are $12.50 for a box of 20. PI'oceed8 help the .'.. non-partisan, nonsectarian, nonproftt Organization . .,. to protect human life from fertilization to natural . < • death. For information, call (313) 882-4323. • UNICEF UNICEF'scorporate holiday cards help support improved health care, nutrition, clean water, sa:nJti. "II •• - tion, educational programs and social services for .. '\. • chUdren in developing countries. Nearly two dozen . . _'ft Foundation hy Association different designs are available, and choice. may be 's LeUkeuua MUscubU' DystrOP customized for businessses. Prices depend on the ChildrCD of Michigan number of cards ordered. For information, call (800) 227-3738. American Cancer Society The American Cancer Society has a selection of holiday cards for business or personal U8e. DelIJgns range from traditional Currier and Ives prints to contemporary peace doves, to whimsical and reli- gious selectioDS. Prices range from $17 to $29.50 Merry for boxes of 25. Michigan Humane Society The Mich.lgan Humane Society ..ffers six card designs at $10 for a box of 20. Proceeda go to the private. non-profit organization dedicated. to serving Animals. The MHS operates three shelters and chari- table animal hospitals in the Detroit area. For infor- mation about cards, call (810) 650-1179. Gleaners Community Food Bank Gleaners Community Food Bank, a non-profit orga- nization dedicated to feeding the hungry and poor with donatioDS of surplUS food, bas a holiday card for sale. Packages of 10 cards are avallable for $5_ Make checks payable to Gleaners CommUDity Food Bank and mall to Share the Joy HoUday Cards, c/o Gleaners, 2131 Beaufait. Detroit, 48207. Muscular Dystrophy Association The Muscular Dystrophy Association offers three cards at $10 for a box of $25. Imprinting Is available untU Sunday, Dec. 1. To order, call (810) 228-0000. AIDS Partnership Michigan! AIDS Interfaith Network Chn~ The AIDS Partnership Michigan and the AIDS Interfaith Network are offering a holiday gift card for the first time this year. Proceeds will help pro- vide compassionate, non-judgmental spiritual sup- Grosse Pointe PubIlc School System port and care to people with IUVIAIDS and their Barnard Center loved. one.. Card. are available in packets of 10 and range from $9 for up to 10 packets down to $7 for 26 or more packets. To order, call (810) 547-3783. Children's Hospital of Michigan ChUdren's Hospital of Michigan offers an 0rig1na.l Right to Life greeting carer design created by GroNe Pointe Woods resident Emuy M. SChuch, a graduate of Grosse Pointe North High SChool and a student at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. Packages of 25 are priced at $15. Proceeds will beneftt patieDU of the hospital. To receive a sample card and order fonn, call (313) 745-0962. Alzheimer's Association The Detroit chapter of the Alzheimer's Aaaociation offers a collection of greeting cards with traditional, religious, contemporary and universal themes. Imprinting Is available. The Alzheimer'. Association is dedicated to research into the prevention, C8U8CS, cures and treatments of Alzheimer's disease and their families. For information, call (810) 557-8277. Barnard School Barnard School is selling Christmas carda as a school fundraiser. Barnard Is a special education facUityon the grounds of the ChUdren'. Home of Detroit and Is part of the Grosse Pointe Public School System. Cards were designed by chUdren at the school. The cost Is $15 for a pack of 20. CaD (313) 343.2481. ---- ...... --.--.... ---"'".-0 __ ~ _ , November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Meeting_s __ 78 will be on Wednesday, Dec. 4, Camera Club Methods for the Hohdays." For will hold a reception from 4 30 UWoman to Woman" For more Club WIll meet at 11 30 a m for at the home of Mrs. Arthur The Grosse POInte Camera more mformatlOn, call (313) to 6 p m. Wednesday, Dee 4, to informatIOn, call (313) 343- lunch and brIdge on Blumenstock. Mrs Roger 343-5130 Club wIll meet at 7 p.m. dedIcate the recently restored 0199 Wednesday, Dee 4, at the Garrett wIll be co-hostess. The 'fuesday, Dec 3, at Brownell portraIts of Dr. E.L Shurlyand program will be a Christmas Groc,sc POinte War MemorIal Middle School, 260 Chalfonte Dr. Andrew Porter Biddle, two proJect to benefit Children's Shores AIM Hec,ervdtlOn" are reqUired, In Grosse POInte Farms, for a founders of the school WIth no cancellatIOns allowed HospItal AIM, a non-profit support monochrome and color prInt after Saturday, Nov 30 For Garden Club group dealing With pantc and competItIOn and pictorial and mformatlOn, call Lorrame The Grosse Pomte Shores anXIety dIsorders, has opened a nature slide competition ADHD support Broomham at (313) 296-5550 Garden Club WIll meet for Its KKG alumnae new chapter on the east Side VISitors are welcome For more group annual Christmas luneheon on Members of the DetrOIt East Meetings wlll be held at 7 30 mformatlOn, call (313) 824- Friday, Dee 6, at the Lochmoor Suburban Alumnae The Grosse POInte LIfe Skills p m Thursdays at Grosse Valparaiso Guild 9064 or (313) 881-7011. Club Hostess for the day wlll AsSOCiation of Kappa Kappa Support Group for parents of Pomte Wood., Presbytenan The Valparaiso Umverslty be Irene Blatchford. There WIll Gamma Will hold theIr children WIth attentIOn defiCIt Church, 19950 Mack For more Gutld wlll hold ItS annual be no meetmg 10 January. Christmas luncheon at noon Windmill Pointe dIsorders meets at 7 p m on informatIOn, coli (810) 547. Chrl,>tmas tea at noon Monday, Tuesday, Dee 3, at the home of 0040 Dec 2, at Hlstonc 1'rtntty Garden Club the first Wednesday of each Linda Gregory month at St. Paul Cathohc Friends of WSU Lutheran Church, 1345 The next m€'f't!ng of the SusIe Seward from the Tilt: llt:xt The Fnendo of Wayne Sklte GratIOt In DetrOIt For more School mooting wlll Detroit Institute of Arts Will ''''oman's Club Wmdmill Pointe Garden Club be on Dec. 4. The toPiC' UCopmg Umverslty School of Medicine mformatlOn, call (810) 777- give a shde presentation on The Grosse Pomte Woman's :. 3847 IE.::. ;'1 ..• • ======::: ..• NIS Vulnerable Tuesday Musicale plans concert HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION E 8IEB Tuesday Musicale's annual solOIst Ernestine Nimmons; 1+ Christmas concert Will be held and the church orgamst, BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD f- 4+ at 10:30 a m Thesday, Dec 3, Robert Moncrief; will provide l. t'. _I at Grosse Pomte Memorial musIc for the concert Church, 16 Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Farms Study world history and you will conclude that the greatest • A 108 2 The Tuesday MUSIcale is one contnbutors to liSevoluuon understood the problems of their llme • KS3 The free event IS open to the of the DetrOit area's oldest candIdly and solved them most often with SUitable slmpllclly • Q .. public mUSical organizations. That's not a characteflSllC of today's effectlve bndge blddmg • 107 .. 3 Founded 10 1885, it is older The musicale's 25-piece Peter Leventnll of New York City IS one of the few early ..3 GEORGE than the Detroit Symphony standard bearers of the game sull With us ThiS year he celebrated + 7& orchestra, directed by Morris Orchestra For mformation on hiS 80th birthday and yet hISplay, though the slice of a sharp kmfe • 10642 Hochberg, the chorus, dll"ected membershIp, wluch IS open to slower, ISsull formIdable Of course, Peter's play has always been : =~:8 WDI • 875432 by Ruth Brennan, pianist men and women, call De • 5 deliberate, conSIderate .1Odalmost VOidof slip-ups George Rowe, • AKQ8&2 PETER Lawrence LaGore; soprano Shaheen at (313) 882-0710. a close fflend who for years was director of card aCllvlty at the • KQoJ954 prestigIOus Regency Whist Club, would teU you In Jest that by • A87 deSIgn Peter would occaSIOnally goof as he recogmzed that only • A8 God WdScapable of perfectIOn • oJ 9 A Acclahned I would hope that all of my readers are aware of Peter's W''''.K U.S. at achIevements In nallonal and IOtematlOnal competlllOn He was At first SIght of the dummy, Peter counted Olne wmner~ 6 Premiere Stratford the 38th life master In the history of the ACBL, becoming such 10 spades, 2 hearts and a diamond Where was the tenth? Not 10 1943 Between '41 and'67, he represented North Amenca In four dIamonds, as west had to have It for hISbIds Was there a squeeze or Present. Bermuda Bowls and one World Team OlympIad. He also a throw-m? A few plays would shed some light on that POSSIbIlity accumulated 28 NAC champIOnshIps whIch IOcluded the After wmnmg the ace, kmg of clubs, west conlml'ed wllh the RelslOger, VanderbIlt and SplOgold at least tWIce, and was a deuce of that ~UltwhIch east ruffed and declarer over-ruffed Tnck member of the ACBL board of governors for a dozen years, 4.8 Peter played five rounds of trumps and watched west dIscards servmg as ItSpreSIdent 10'54 TheStillborn wver Next hiS heart ace, then dummy's heart kmg He now knew west By Timothy Fincl1ey HISacclaIm came from hISplay, but he was also a fine teacher was 1-3-3-6 and could be end played At trick 11, he played and lecturer If 10 any way hIS Impflnt was limited, It was only An alluring tale of closet secrets, .blackmail, dummy's club 10 and pitched hIS last heart ThIs was lhe posllIon diplomacy. international intrigue. and lOPe. because hiS partner, Howard Schcnken, who wah Goren, before that play Culbertson and Jacoby were the four most famous player~ of the first 40 years of contract bridge • JI'tIrTickets "The stW- From the commencement of hIS play with illustnous Mr • oJ - or BJochure bona Lover" Schenken, he helped pIOneer and promote Howard's system that • 10 Call At the for years wa~ the cornerstone of theIr success Even today there DRT Detroit are many successful derivatIves of hIS "Big Club" opener practIced GEORGE .. + Bo" Repertory by ~teady partnershlp~ In tournament play • 10- - .... fa newly At the '88 Costa Plat~ls memonal, one of the two eminent • it 10- • 97 Office eloquent events played annually at the Regency WhIst, Peter, In partnershIp ..Q WD& PETER and with George Rowe, was the only declarer who found the way to 10 • (313) toacblng." wmners wah the followmg hand Mmd you, the field was studded .. With ~tars, but because of the movement, not all played thiS hand • i - - 868- )~~ Surpnsmgly, some were playmg the no trump game which was • A6 1347 . "'-I"r-. almost nme tnck~ off the top Under no CIrcumstances could It be • the best match pomt result November 7 to December 31, 1996 I. You'll agree I'm sure It was a very prelly play' .: Tickets AnDable at all iiCi ~$~.YI. ~ ~~~ &~Jbw , I~~'~ lfMt'kdCJO , I Proudly Present ' I 'r-11J.tcrackel' lJ. tt" e' featuring: I.o-Ru School «Dance flflll,! .J. I' Ballet birector: Lois Meissner ~ Guesting: Allard Acrobatic Academy December I, 1996 2:00 PM, Sunday Ahemoon SUNDAY mC£MBER 1 AT 7rM LoIceview High School TKtaT'li S'i&IIQ)O 542 Sit} 1301n8 $18 Sdloublin AucItorium 21100 EIewen MIe Ref. • St. Clair $hens _0 , DlC£MBER5 7 rICkets on sale at TICKfTS S58(~OX $40 S3B 5ll 127 516 ~ by ftnt t1f t\1IIm(4' o.rdr- "hduJ'"'. Sow,IwuI JIr,citHI WRrtprhM(~ $0 -.n« 7or~0/~c.r f~d""J MDP' (<<'P'O""lJllO'I "'1"4... ~ fJr I\t'Q~ F'M IDS 1 27735 Harper Ineor 11 Mile Rd.) 810-777-3660 The intrOIt Neu~Young Propl ..'. Coneen .... \ " Ii , \ I " , " $7.50 General Adm. $6.00 Seniors/Srudents I III (, I~I \ I I~I I" j) I II' " \ \I "I' I I SATURDAY DECfMBER 7 AT 1130... &. 2.101 IKKIH n !lO'O 518 516 511 SII S7 ~tk~~ Octroll 'Symphony Orche-nrol 0/ Mle 0/~,~ ~ l.n'w- 8 Oun"rr '" 1.00n<;hul vw.r, pnfrmrttl",,, JIllmk'lrH by Muff""", ""dtk7ftd' s.M EDSEL & ELEANOR (oth"WIl (M'llr","" 11k "X (1-ll'IIt.rt7l'l'rt n..l .. ")"1l'1'J'h C""""""'''''''J fjJ74 lfnrlrJ rl\h"(I~N IUr.cmtl1lrrr In.. ORDHOUSE ( OIOR\ ()I ( HRI\ 1\\.\' F FUlllfln~ A.uon Nnlllf' rl'.lOO Rf'Y50n Rotwft.a HMk and Mt"h"li'" "'1,.mdlf'~I(T fRIllAY DH..FMRfR 11 14 lleXII' S 'p,(l\ $-4R Hoe; He; U~ $10 Rotw-l'1Rifrnhud1 condn<10T IlH fMRfR 1'1 n rll J:::I '" ':"if[ fl;P'1 $4(l1IR 1\1 S2 ~It. \\ I\. I I ,~\( )I , fI( I 1-f'.lIIunnR Thif lur1tt hl.llnd ~lnnKQu ..n~ Tuck ~ roilll ..nd Phll1p "o1htTK • Stroll 87 acres of fakeJront gardens and grounds ~AllIRDAY Df( fMRFR 28 • Expenence the enchantment of the Play House HI ~ 11\ 1-4'0 fl;.O'1 1\., 110 S~<; 00 1-10 • Tour the Garat.:e featurmg claHIC cars used bv \.I ( ,( II I" 01[) \ " '-" \ Mr and Mrs Edsel Ford I NfW YfARS fVF (,AlA TlIfSDA' DfUMBfR 31 AT '1.101 • E".Joyan art collectIon whIch redefined Amencan collechng Ht KrJ'li IR'\ ,"0'(1 So;.o S"" Slll. $l<') S1\ r ~n 1M OOCiOH Ro:lt Of'ftno ~~,,,,, 1>f'ITl'l'll ,~"" 't"V'lJlllhOft for IlCkth TOtR £: Evrr-.T I\'FORMATIO~ • 0Pf' YHR R()(.:\l) or mo'f Infnrm.thon (313) 884-4222 (13) 1100 Lake Shore ROIld. Grosse Pomte Shores, Michigan 833-3700 I\tl "'"",U"u ..nd .,,1,11. whj-NI rn ,h,n,., You can alllO Vlsrt us on our WEB site http://bizserve.comIfordhouse NHYaIIAIlVI MUS-IC OIAHTOIl 88 November 28, 1996 Famil features by Madeleine Socia Grosse Pointe News "Christmas Carnival" comedy, on Thursday, Dec. 5 Lake St. Clair Symphony puts on hIS "cowboy Dave" hat VISit an mdoor wmter fanta- and frIday, Dee 6, at 7 pm, m Science is hostmg a paIr of hve- Woodward, m Bloomfield Hills Orchestra and Lo-Ru School of to help Santa find a stray rem- ly exhIbIts through Sunday, For more mformatlOn, call sy, complete with sltdes, dls- the Lake Shore HIgh School Dance WIllstage Tchalkovsky's deer durmg a ''Young People's pldyS, a supervIsed play area AuditOrium TIckets are $4. Jan. 5. "AnImals Eat" combmes (810) 645-3200 masterpiece on Sunday, Dec 1, Concert" entitled "It's a hve displays and working mod- dnd Sdnta Claus, dUring the Lake Shore HIgh School IS at 2 pm, In the Robert Cowboy Dave ChrIstmas The CIty of DetroIt RecreatIOn located at 22980 Jefferson, m els to show the relatIOnshIp Bright Idea Schaublm AudItOrium of Great Remdeer Roundup," between anImals and what Department's free 1996 St Clair Shores For more LakeVIew HIgh School TIckets Saturday, Dec. 7, at 11 30 a m. Dommo's Farms IS makmg "Chnstmas CarnIval," through mformatlOn, call (810) 296- they eat "MysterIes of the the season bright with thou. are $7 50 for adults and $6 50 and 2 pm, m Detroit's Bog," explores the curIOus Thesday, Dec 17, at the Cobo 6125 for students and semors Orchestra Hall TIckets range sands of twmkhng holiday ConferencelExhlbltlon Center landscape of wetlands com- bulbs, Includmg a new cyber LakeVIew High School IS locat. from $7 to $27. Orchestra Hall plete WIth a Simulated quakmg The Carmval IS open Monoay Zoo Aglow ed at 21100 11MIle, m St Clair IS located at 3711 Woodward, hght dIsplay The 15 mlle through Thursday from 9 a m bog and hve carmvorous bog. shlmmermg Christmas won- 'Wild LIghts" returns to the Shores. For more mformatlOn, III downtown DetrOIt For more dwellmg plants AdmISSIon IS to 3 pm, Friday, from 9 a m to DetrOit Zoo as 300,000 holiday call (810) 777-3660 The mformatlOn, call (313) 833- derland IS open from 6 to 10 8 p m and Saturday and $7 for adults and $4 for chll. P m mghtly through Thesday, bulbb Illummate 50 ammal Oakland FestIval Ballet 3700 dren ages three to 17. The Sunday. from noon to 8 p m sculptures along a one-half Company WIll present their Dec 31. VISitors are welcome The Cobo InstItute IS open Monday for a mmlmum donation of $5 mile path, from 5 30 to 8 pm, mterpretatlon at the Macomb "Alice in Wonderland" at through Thursday from 10 a m ConferencelExhlbltlOn Center dally through Monday, Dee 30 Center for the Performmg Arts per vehIcle on weekdays and $7 IS located at 1 Washmgton The Players Club to 5 p.m , Friday and Saturday per vehicle on weekends. AdmISSIOnIS $3 for adults and on Thursday, Dec 5 and Friday from 10 a.m to 10 p m and Bo.J!c\ .:lrd, m duYontvl\< 11 PapE'r Rag Productions Dommo'" Farm" located on $150 for chIldren age 2 and Dee 6, at 10 a.1ll and 8 p.m. Sunday from noon to 5 p m. I" DetroIt For more mformatlon, proudly announces the opemng Earhart Road off of Plymouth above or $2 for adults and $1 TIckets are $17 or $14 for chIl- The Cranbrook InstItute of call (313) 877-8077 dren under 12 and semors. The of Its sIXth season of luncheon Road, one-half mile east of US. for chIldren for DetroIt Science In located in the Zoological Society members. Macomb Center for the performances with a produc- 23. For more Information, call tIon of the children's classic, Cranbrook EducatIonal (313) 668.1800. Gingerbread Fun! The Detroit Zoo is located at Performmg Arts is located at Commumty at 1221 N. Bwld your own sweet dream 8450 W 10 Mile, in Royal Oak. 44575 Garfield, in Clinton "Allee in Wonderland," house wIth "Gmgerbread For more mformation, call 'Ibwnship. For more informa- Saturdays, at noon and Sundays, at 2 p.m., through Candy KIts" from Arts & (810) 541-5835. tion, call (810) 286-2222. Seminar is for caregivers Scraps KIts sell for $3.50 or $3 Dec 22 at the Players Club. The Bon Secours Nursmg access and benefit services for TIckets are $7 and include for orders of 10 or more Each "Pinocchio" Holidays Care Center will present a free the Area Agency on AgIng 1.B, purchase will be matched by lunch. The Players Club is seminar, "Taking Care of the will focus on physical and men. The Henry Ford Community of Yesteryear located at 3321 East Jefferson, the donatIon of a kit to a City of College Theatre for Young The Henry Ford Museum Caregiver," at 6:30 p m. tal needs of caregivers A ques- DetrOIt Recreation Center. Arts in Detroit. For more informa- Wednesday, Dec. 4, at the tIon-and-answer sessIOn will AudIences Program will stage and Greenfield Village brings tion, call (810) 662-8118. & Scraps ISlocated at 17820 E. "Pinocchio," Fnday, Nov. 29 Christmas of yesteryear to hfe Nursing Care Center in St. be mcluded. For informatIOn, Warren, m DetroIt. For more through Sunday, Dec. 8, in the with model railroads, a ginger- Clair Shores. or to register, call Coleen Storytlme Joyce Hunt, director of Giniel at (810) 779-7011. mformatlOn, call (313) 640- Adray Auditorium of the bread village, decorated trees, 4411 MacKenZIe Fme Arts Center. hands-on activitIes, music and at Barnes & Noble Performances will be FrIday at more during theIr '"I'radItJons Young readers and their Thanksgiving Special "Breakfast 7 p.m., Saturday at 3 and 7 of the Season," celebratIon, favonte cuddly toys are invited With Santa" p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. through Sunday, Jan. 5. The to partake in a free introduc- one ticket, get one Treat your children to TIckets are $8 for adults, $7 for Henry Ford Museum is open tion to the classic characters of Buy FREFJ children's literature during "Breakfast WIth Santa," and a students and $6 for cluldren dwly from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. F"dl~.No.-.mber 29, 10:45.m triP through the "For Kids age 12 and under. Henry Ford Admission is $12.50 for adults, "Story times" at Barnes & Fndl), No>..mber 29. 8'00 pm Only Chnstmas Shop" at the Commumty College IS located $11.50 for semors age 62 and Noble bookstore on Tuesday, SaIurdB), No>ember 30, 8 30pm Dec. 3, at 11 a.m. and Assumption Cultural Center, at 5101 Evergreen, in above and $6.25 for children DETROIT SYMPHOIW Saturday, Dec. 7, from 9 to Dearborn. For more informa- ages five to 12. The Henry Ford Thursday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. ORCHESTRA 10 30 a m or 11 a.m. to 12:30 tion, call (313) 845-9900. Museum & Greenfield Village Barnes & Noble is located at ERI KLAS, cOt1ductor p m TIckets are $5 and is located at 20900 Oakwood, 19221 Mack, in Grosse Pointe HILAR' HAHN •• wh. advanced reservatIOns are rec- "Nutcracker" X 2 in Dearborn. For more infor- Woods. For more information, ELLER .~ ...." call (313) 884-5220. SAI'IT-8AEi'tS \ !olin C_o '03 ommended. The AssumptIon Families can catch two east. mation, call (313) 271-1620. SHOSTAKOVICH ~,-mpbaay , .. 10 Cultural Center is located at side productIons of "The s,o.-.. 21800 Marter, m St. Clair Nutcracker" ballet, in addltlOn Cowboy Christmas Animals & Mysteries at \BD_ Shores For more information, to the Detroit Symphony Detroit Symphony Orchestra Cranbrook A 'VR P'l"hR, C01ftIHUrJ call (810) 779-6111. 81", C.. " 0Jld 81M' SIu,/1i of Ir/rlu_ Orchestra performances. The conductor David Alan Miller The Cranbrook Institute of C"",,"no IncorpMdurJ lrtt!Jupwuonlupb! IfQRS FM /O~ I "Goldilocks" Mr. Lou's DSOH ThankSl:inng Food Om.. The Lake Shore Players will Buy on-. tick.I, gel ODe FREE' present "Goldllocks and the 'W1llC"ll )'VII ~ • CtIB or !vod fo rhr Orckma H.11 Blr< 0fIk-e. for tile ~ Three Bears," a modern day Blue Rose hsttd ibM' .. onh .8oJ; seats DOl JnC:'1uHd FIlDIIIIDIoM.~~ PlItrid,\~<-lttn."('~rr OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS. WREATHS. ROPING. TREES INSTALLED & TAKEN DOWN CALL GARY, OVER 2D,ps m., CIill fOr ~Ifallllltlail ....U:M£ J,.' 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Have your pet's picture taken tlclpating gallery by Madeleine Socia PremIere of "Belowthe Belt," a Michigan of art and holiday cheer as With Santa Claus durmg the of your choice For Adult WellBemg Services pre- Concerts," featurmg 'lUck & hysterically satlTlcal look at Thanksgiving Day annual "Santa Paws" presenta- more mformatlOn, call (313) Patti, the Thrtle Island Strmg AmerIcan busmess, through sent.., Ib annudl "Dashing to tion on Saturday, Nov.30, from 259-9922 Parade the Show," benefit at the Quartet and PhilIp Aaberg Will Sunday, Dec 8, 10the McAuley 11a m to 3 30 p m The $5 fee be presented at 7 pm. on Theatre Performances are One of DetroIt's great holi- DetrOIt Artist" Market on benefits the Anti-Cruelty day tradition<, celebrates Its WednPbday,Dec 4, from 5 to 8 Madrigal at St. Mary's Sunday, Dec 1. 'I'Jckets are $21 scheduled for FrIday and ASSOCiatIOnand the War Hlbtonc Old St Mary's for adults and $19 for students Saturday at 8 p m and Sunday 70th anniversary With new p m TILket"are $30 and $50 Memonal "ChrIstmas mArt," floats a" It makes Its way down The DetrOltArtist" Market IS Church m Greektown will and semors On 'fuesday, Dec at 2 p m TIckets are $10 or $8 ISthe title ofa lecture and slIde resound WIth the musICof the 3, at 7 pm, Clrco Zoppe for students, semors, U of WoodwardAvenue In the heart located In SUlte 1650 of 300 show offered m cooperatIOn Madngal Chorale of Southfield Europa wIll offer "Buon DlMercy employees and alum- of the downtown area, from River Place, In downtown With the DetrOit Institute of 9 15 a.m to noon, on DetrOit .Formore mformatlOn, on Saturday, Dec 7, at 8 pm Natale-Good Christmas," fea- ni The McAuley Theatre IS Arts Speakers Bureau, on 'I'Jckets are $10, or $8 for stu- turmg the talents of the famed located on the U of DlMercy Thankbb'wmg Day, Thursday, call (313) 924-7860. Thursday, Dec 5, from 130 to Nov 2tl Admls"lon ISfree For dents and semors Old St Flymg Wallendas and the Campus at 8200 W Outer 2 30 p m. The fee IS$5 Get mto Mary's IS located at 646 equestrIan artistry of the DrIve at Southfield, m DetrOIt more mformatlon rail (313\ the splnt of thmgs ..,,,th a 923-7400 Th.....d.y. Dec. S Monroe, m DetrOIt. }<'ormore ~oppes Tickets are $18 for }<'or more InformatIOn, call screemng of the 1935 claSSIC InformatIOn, call (810) 445- adults and $16 for students (313) 993-1130. "Wassail Auction" film "Scrooge" whICh wIll be EnJOy a festive evemng of 6199. and semors The Macomb Friday. Noy. 2. offered on FrIday, Nov 29, at 2 Center for the Performmg Arts excltmg auctIOn Items, festIVe p m and again on FrIdays, Exhibit. & Sal•• Christmas Comes food, musIc by The Be"s "The Nutcracker" ISlocated at 44575 Garfield, m Dec. 6 and 13, at 7 pm., G. P. Gallery to Town Bonmer 1ho and holiday cheer The Detroit Symphony Clinton TownshIp For more Wednesdays, Dec. 11and 18, at Danny Whitfield's reahstlc Christmas arrIVes In "The as Chn"t Church Grosse Orchestra and M-Care bnng mformatlOn, call (810) 286. 7 p m. and Sunday, Dec 15at 3 acrylic water color paintmgs of Village" shoppmg district com- POinte pre"ent" a "Wassail one of the season's most 2222 p m The Dee 6 shOWIngWillbe automobIles, from 1930s plete With floats, marchIng AuctIOn," benefitmg the enchanting traditIOns, accompanIed by a diSCUSSIOn Packards to futunstlc cars, are bands and Santa Claus durmg church's youth programs on Tchalkovsky's ''The lead by film CrItiC Lawrence Kenny Rogers "Gift" now offered at The Grosse The Gros"e Pomte Village Thursday, Dec 5, from 6.30 to Nutcracker" ballet, to life at Jezlak. TIckets are $3.50 Treat Kenny Rogers celebrates the PolOte Gallery AdmiSSIon is AssociatIOn's annual "Santa 10 pm, m the Chnst Church the DetrOIt Opera House, holidays m DetrOIt WIth "The the famIly to "Brunch with free. Gallery hours are Claus Parade," Fnday, Nov 29, Undercroft CelestIal tickets Santa" on Sundays, Dec 8 and Thursday, Dec 5 through Gift" concert at the Fox are $150, SeraphIm tIckets are Monday through Saturday, at 10'30 a m The parade route 15 and Saturday, Dec 14 Sunday, Dec. 22 Performances Theatre, FrIday, Dec. 6 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The stretches from FIsher Road to $75 and CherubIm tickets are are scheduled for Thursday at through Sunday, Dec 8. TIckets are $10 for adults and Grosse Pomte Gallery IS locat- CadIeux, m Grosse POInteand $25 Chnst Church Grosse 8 p.m , FrIday and Saturday at Performances are slated for $12 for children. Travel by ed at 19869 Mack, in Grosse Santa Willleave hiS sleigh and Pomte IS located at 61 Grosse 2 and 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 Fnday at 8 p.m , Saturday at 2 motorcoach to the Bonstelle Pomte Woods. For more mfor- . take up reSIdenceat Jacobson's Pomte Boulevard, In Grosse and 7 p m. TIckets range from Theatre for a stage production and 8 p m. and Sunday at 3 matlOn,call (313)884-0100. Grobse Pomte store Village POinte Farms For more mfor- of "A Chnstmas Carol," on $13 to $60 or $6.50 for stu- and 7 p.m. TIckets range from • merchants wIll get mto the matlOn, call (313)885-4841 Saturday, Dec. 14, from 1 to 5 dent/senior matinees The $15 to $35. The Fox Theatre is •SpIrIt With a "HolIday Open MichIgan Opera House ISlocat. located at 2211 Woodward, in Now at Artists Market p m TIckets are $20. Advanced "Madrigal Madness," the House," Fnday, Nov. 29 "Holidays In The Park" regIstration IS encouraged for ed at 1526 Broadway, m down- downtown Detroit. For more through Sunday, Dec I, featur- Jom the parents and fnends town DetrOIt. For more infor- informatIOn, call (810) 433- DetroIt ArtiSts Market's 1996 most programs. The Grosse holiday exhibition, will run mg seasonal sales, refresh- of St Clare Co-Op Nursery Pomte War MemOrIalis located mation, call (313) 833.3700. 1515. ments, trolley and carriage School for an evemng of great through Monday, Dec 23. at 32 Lakeshore, In Grosse Holiday gallery hours are ndes and good cheer For more books and seasonal goodies Pointe Farms. For more infor. Live& L.am Elect to Laugh mformatlOn, call (313) 881- dunng the "Holidays In The Tuesday through Saturday, mation, call (313)881.7511. Palmer Woods Tour Yuck it up as the Second 9890. Park" benefit on Thursday, City-Detroit celebrates its from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and See one of Detroit's premier Friday, from 11 a.m. to 8 P m Dec. 5, from 7 to 9 pm., at Christmas Concert third birthday with a new com. Readmg In The Park. historic neighborhoods dressed The Detroit ArtIStS Market is Sunday, Dec. 1 The Grosse Pointe m its holiday best during the edy review "One NatIOn Admission IS $5 per pprson or Undecided," running through located in Suite 1650 of 300 Community Chorus will fill the "Palmer Woods Hohday Home Artful Greetings $8 per couple Readmg In The Tuesday,Dec 31 ThIs election River Place, in downtown Grosse Pointe War MemOrIal Tour,"Sunday, from 10 The Ashley-Chns Gallery IS Park is located at 15129 Dec. ~, year send-up will be performed Detroit. For more information, with the YuletIde music on a m. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets are proud to present Jeanne Kercheval, m Grosse Pointe Wednesday through Sunday at calI (313) 393.1770. Sunday, Dec. 8, at 3 p.m. dur- $12 m advance or $15 on the Flevotomas, designer of the Park For more mformatIon, 8 p m. and Friday and mg their 46th annual day of the tour. For more infor- 1996 holiday card, dunng a call (313) 884-7677. Saturday at 10 30 p.m. The Gifts of Clay '~receptIOn on Sunday, D~ 1, "ChrIstmas Concert." TIckets mation, call (313) 892-7384. Pewabic Pottery mVltes you are $8 in advance or $10 at the cast offers.(ree shows of unpro. , from 5 to 8 p.m. The holiday visational comedy followmg to fmd some very Special gIfts ; greetmg cards, which benefit More HDlIday door. For more information, Discover at the DIA for the commg season during call (313)881-0909. the 10'30 p m show on FrIday .children around the globe, WIll Happenings The Detroit Institute of Arts and Saturday. Tickets are $14 ItS "Annual Holiday # be on sale along with a selec. Ford House Tradition offers an entIcing schedule of on Th~da~ $16 on Fnda~ Invitational," through 'lUesday, tion of her ongInal pamtmgs. "Holiday Brass" Celebrate the season WIth"A free educational opportunities $19 on Saturday and $12 on Dec. 31. The gallery will be Gallery hours are Monday The DetrOitChamber Wmds TraditIOnalChrIstmas," featur- for adults. The work and life of Wednesday and Sunday. open Monday through through Thursday, from noon Will grace Grosse Pointe mg a specIal tour of the Edsel artist Thomas WIlmer Dewing Second City.Detroit is located Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 :to6p m, Fnday, noonto 8 p m Memorial Church with the & Eleanor Ford House m all Its will be explored during a class at 2301 Woodward, in down- p.m., Thursday, from 10 a m. to and Saturday, 11a.m. to 4 P m hobday finery followed by a sounds of "Holiday Brass," on entitled "Sylvan Sounds: town Detroit. For more infor- 8 p.m., Sunday, from noon to 5 -The Ashley -Chns Gallery IS dehclOus beef tenderlom din- Sunday, Dee. 8, at 7:30 p.m. AesthetICS and Meaning in mation, call (313)965-2222. p.m. Pewablc Pottery is located located at 15126 Kercheval, m 'I'Jcketsare $20 for adults, $16 Dewmg's Art," Saturday, Nov. at 10125 E. Jefferson, in :Grosse POInte Park For more ner and a concert by the for students and semors and Manners' Church ChOir on 30, Dec. 7 and Dec. 14, from 11 Detroit. For more information, information, call (313) 824- $10 for children under the age a m to 1 p m Admission is $30 The DSO Presents call (313) 822.0954. 0700 Sunday, Dec. 8, from 5 to 8:30 of 12. Grosse Pointe Memonal The Detroit Symphony p.m 'I'Jcketsare $35 and reser- or $24 for members, st1ldents Church is located at 16 and seroors. Kids of all ages Orchestra continues its 1996- vatIOns are reqUIred The Ford 1997 International Season Showing in Detroit Lakeshore, in Gross:: Pointe can make their own puppets #WeclneMlay. Dec. House ISalso offering luncheon with conductor En KIas and Focus Gallery or dmner tour packages for Farms For more informatIOn, then attend a family program "4 call (810)362-9329. 16-year-old violinist Htlary The DetrOIt Focus Gallery groups of25 or more. Luncheon in the museum dunng a free -Jazz Forum "Drop-In Workshop," on Hahn on FrIday, Nov. 29, at will host "Object, Place and packages are $17.50 for adults 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. and Isolation," a two person exlubi. . The George Benson QUIntet Sunday, Dec I, from 11a.m. to and $1650 for semors. Dmner "Old Fashioned Saturday, Nov.30 at 8.30 p.m. tlon featunng Detroit photog- -WIllheadlme The Jazz Forum 1'30 p.m. Also on that date, packages are $28 for adults Christmas" rapher Carla Anderson and .presentatIOn on Wednesday, Dennis Nawrocki, director of TIckets range from $16 to $40. and $27 for semors. The Edsel The Lyric Chamber "The Vienna Choir Boys" will Grand Rapids installatIOn -Dec. 4, at 8 p.m. in Grosse the Center for Creative & Eleanor Ford House ISlocat- Ensemble and the Detroit join the DSO on Sunday, Dec. artist Conrad Bakker, through Pomte UnitarIan Church Studies, WIll lead a free ed at 1100 Lakeshore, in Concert Choir will fill St. Paul 1, at 7 p.m Tickets range from Saturday, Dee. 21. Gallery • TIckets are $10 m advance and "Gallery Thscussion" on works Grosse Pomte Shores. For on the Lake Church with the hours are 11 a m to 5 p.m, $12 at the door. The Grosse from the DINs 20th-century $18 to $58. The DSO more mformatlOn, call (313) sounds of "An Old Fashioned Christmas Festival "ABaroque Thursday through Saturday. Pomte Unitarian Church is art collection at 2 p.m. On 884-4222 Chnstmas," on Sunday, Dec. 8, Holiday Concert," featuring Admission is free. The Detroit located at 17150 Maumee, In Wednesday, Dee. 4, from 11 at 4 p.m. Tickets are $18 for world.renowned female con- Focus Gallery is located at 33 Grosse Pomte. For more mfor. a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the DIA will War Memorial adults, $15 for students and ductor and violinist Iona E Grand River, in downtown matIon, call (313) 961.1714. seniors and $5 for chIldren offer a free lecture by perfor- Christmas Brown, bows Th~day, Dec. 5 Detroit For more information, ages 16 and under. St Paul on mance artist Mierle Ukeles at The Grosse Pointe War 7 p m. The Detroit Institute of through Saturday, Dec. 7. call (313) 965-3245. UD_hlng the Lake Church IS located at Memonal has created an exclt- Arts is located at 5200 Performances are slated for 157 Lakeshore, m Grosse Thursday and Fnday at 8 p.m. to the Show" mg calendar ofYuletIde events. Woodward, In Detroit's Exhibit at Focus: HOPE Pointe Farms. For more infor- and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. UniverSIty Cultural Center. The CommunIty Arts mation, call (810)357-1111 TIckets range from $16 to $58. For more informatIOn, call Department of Focus: HOPE, (313)833-4249 Orchestra Hall IS located at in conjunction With the The "Messiah" 3711 Woodward, ill downtown International Center for BUDD CAMP BEt ThrIll to the 18th annual DetroIt. For more information, Photography, welcomes an A-"C REO B I E ~ A 0 On Sta .. call (313)833-3700. BLUEGRASS.USE performance of Handel's exclusive photographic exhibl' SAMPAN THETA "Messiah" by Detroit's Fort & So... n tion entitled, "Feeling the .-'I!!ILP MUSIC Ii!' Street Chorale and Chamber Christmas Caper SpInt: Searching the World for Last week's ~ABY WOK SHEA "Phantom" in Detroit ILL. HUE lAM Get into a jolly holIday spirit People ofMnca," to the Focus Orchestra, Friday, Dec 6 Revel m the romance and PLUG ITS SPRY through Sunday, Dec. 8 at the with lots of laughs as HOPE Center for Advanced puzzle solved iii EARTH TI mystery of "The Phantom ~f Broadway Onstage presents ~OMMA BALBOA hIstoriC Fort Street the Opera," now at the Masomc Technologies, through Friday, A G L U E J E A H S PresbyterIan Church "The Chnstmas Carol Caper, Dee 13 The free exhIbit IS PRO 0l~BERG NETS Temple Theatre through PEN IONS TROT Performances are slated for Scrooge This!," a take-off on open Monday through Friday, Saturday, Jan. 4. Performances the DIckens' claSSICthrough FrIday and Saturday at 7:30 are scheduled for 'lUesday from 8:30 a.m to 5 30 p.m. The p m. and Sunday at 3 p m. Tuesday, Dec. 31 Focus: HOPE Center for ACROSS through Friday at 8 p.m., Performances are scheduled Advanced TechnolOgIes IS I School Tickets are $12. The Fort Saturday at 2 and 8 p.m. and f1mcuon Street Presbyterian Church is for FrIday and Saturday at 8 located at 1400 Oakman, in 4 Bluepnnt Sunday at 2 and 7:30 p.m. p.m , Sunday, Dee 8 at 2 p m located 631 W. Fort, m down- TIckets range from $16 to $66. Detroit. For more mformatlOn, 8 Auraet town DetroIt. For more mfor- TIckets are $12.50 The call (313) 494-4363. 12 Rolherallon The Masomc Temple is located mation, call (313)961-4533. Broadway Onstage Theatre IS 13 E~cepllonal at 500 Temple, m downtown located at 21517 Kelly, m 14 Hmdu mllSlC DetroIt For more mformation, style "Noel Night" Eastpomte For more informa- J 5 -Never rruoo- call (313) 832-2232. tIOn,call (810) 773-3636 17Puuu.<:Ie Jump start your seasonal 18 Deep furrow celebration WIth an evenIng of "Christmas Carol" For Features 19 Spotted free mUSicalfamIly fun dunng Theatre Company 21 Unaus'lon Scrooge WIll be m high spir- 22 Excepllf the 24th annual ''Noel NIght" Its m Wayne State Umverslty's Satire Editor 26 Bridge In DetrOIt's UniverSity Bonstelle Theatre production The Theatre Company ofThe suppoT1 Cultural Center, Saturday, UnIVerSIty of DetrOltlMercy Call 343-5594 29 "Guys and of "AChnstmas Carol," Fnday, wlll stage the Michigan L- -' Dolls" role Dee. 7, from 4 to 9 p.m The Dee 6 through Sunday, Dee 8 30 F.dge Umverslty Cultural Center IS and Fnday, Dee. 13 through 3 J Impeluous located off the 1-94 Woodward Sunday, Dee 15 Performances 12 Compete Avenue eXit, between Cass, 33Costa- 53 WIllbe offered on Fnday at 8 34 Bar nU It- II Grow 36 Washmgton semors and WSU faulty, staff gtUn Thelfll1 out thiS form send It to 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pomte WCow fU , November 28, 1996 108 Grosse Pointe News Pute Colmmter Pomts Bkathleen stevenson edmund t. 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(313) 882-3500 by 2:00 p.m. Fridays ___ .100_ - - _ _._ ..i. -. --_...._._.__...2.------~ ,~~ .} South hoops ...... 2C November 28, 1996 North sWlmmmg .. .4C Sports Classified 8C Grosse Pointe News Hawks' late burst ends Norsemen's season By Chuck Klonke game at ChIppewa Valley last Harnson scored two touch- It was a matter of the but a 24-yard pass from quar- but Harflson was ahead to Sports Editor Saturday downs, With the chncher com- Norsemen bemg too effiCIent terback KeVin Bambenek to stay It was the gTeatest "eason In "It wa<; a gTE'at <;E'a<;onbut Ing with three mmute<; rpmalll- On Ihe <;p('('flOplAv of thl' "p('- ZRck Cornwell and a 34-vard "We couldn't canltRh7E' on Grosse Pomte North football when you lose It leaves you a mg ond half, Leonard Harns, scramble by Bambenek Set up our turnover, but they capItal- hIstOry, but there was still httle dlsappomted We played ''The thIrd quarter was the helped by a key block from Sean Sarsfield's five-yard IZed on theIrs," coach Sumbera somethmg mlssmg three good quarters but didn't dIfference," Sumbera said "We Frank Sumbera IV, broke loose touchdown run. saId. ':It's k.md of a hollow feelIng," finish the game It was pretty had to take control of the game for a 7l-yard touchdown and North scored m four plays on Once the Hawks had the said coach Frank Sumbera emotlOnal after the game and and we didn't We needed a 70 Steve Champme's fourth extra its next possession WIth Chris lead, they stayed on the ground after Farmington HIli., It WdS d tough bus nde home" or SO-yard dnve to eat up SIXor pomt gave North a 28-17 lead Morkut going 39 yards on a and went 79 yards m 10 plays, HarrIson beat the Norsemen The game wasn't deCIded seven mmutes of the clock, but The Norsemen nE'eded a stop trap up the middle, The extra eatmg nearly four minutes off 52-34 m the Class A semIfinal untIl the foUl th quarter when we scored In two play<; , on Harrison's next possessIOn pomt attempt was blocked by the clock Harrison scored on a Mike Fisher, but the Norsemen 28-yard strIke from Bambenek still had a 34-25 lead with 8.05 to Bryant, the only pass of the to play dnve. That was the last time North The Hawks sealed the WIn would see the end zone. on a 13-yard touchdown run by HarrIson scored the game's last NIck Shaieb with 3:06 to go 27 pomts. ''We've never glven up 50 ''I dIdn't know If we'd ever points In a game," Sumbera stop them," said Hawks' coach saId. "We Just dIdn't tackle John Herrmgton, who has led very well. They weren't dOIng Harrison to the state champi- anything fancy with their onship game 10 hmes blocking. They were just com- "But our team dIdn't panic mg off the ball. On the one They've played a lot of big dnve we had four straight games and they know what It mIssed tackles on Sarsfield. If takes to wm thIS type of game." we had made those, we'd have North falled to capitalize on contained them" Steve Bernhardt's interception For most of the game it at the Norsemen's 48 and had looked like the team that had to punt the ball last was going to win. Harrison drove from its 30 in Hamson took the openmg only five plays with Bambenek kickoff and marched 57 yards sneakmg m from the one. A key in seven plays Wlth Sarsfield play was a 50-yard pass from scoring from the one. Bambenek to Ricky Bryant. North got the ball at midfield Bryant dropped the ball after a 3D-yard kickoff return moments after catching it, by Vince Meli, who also had then kicked it several yards returns of 21 and 35 yards. before falbng on it at the North Nine plays later, Champine 12. scored from the one. Bambenek's touchdown cut Harris, who had 202 yards in North's lead to 34-32 with 3:36 20 cames to run his season left total to 2,567 yards, had six On the ensumg kickoff, the carries in the drive, includIng a Norsemen fumbled and palI' of 12-yard runs Cornwell, the locker, recovered It t5k HarrIson only two at the North 27. Three plays plays get back on the score- later, Sarsfield scored on a 15- Photo by Thea L Walker board. arsfield picked up 28 yard run up the middle. The yards d Sh81eb followed Wlth Grosse Pointe North's Chris Morkut breaks free of an game. Morkut's 39-yard touchdown run was the Norse- attempt for a two-point conver- a 46-yard touchdown run. attempted tackle by Farmington Hills Harrison's Adam men's flDal trip into the end zone as the Hawks advanced SIon falled when Barnbenek The Norsemen tied the game + Smereckl during Saturday's Class A semifinal football to the state championship game for the 10th time. couldn't handle to center lmap, 1997 Cadillac DeVille STK # V224005 Tb~ Rink~ AdvDntDS~ 36 $0 Down $1,000 Down '564 MONTH '533 MONTH Month $2.,000 Down $3,000 Down ~~~~ '503 MONTH '474 MONTH GMAC Smartlease 36l'1onlhs f"SI pymr rei see dep 5600 plus down pyml as shown above. plate and transfer fee due on drlilvery Slate and lux lax addrtlOnal m~es ~nl4U1bOnor 36 000 15etmlle excess Lessee has option 10 purchase at lease eM for S21 628 To gellolal payments mUlbplyby tile number 01monthS ------.... 1 __ •• -_.2"-...... " , ~ .'0_""'__ ""~~~ .. .'~.....-....-----! - _..---- November 28, 1996 _2C __ SJ,;!orts Grosse Pointe News Blue Devils battle to the end By Chuck Klonke dpfen,,!\ p pn'-'Ufl' fortl'd till' reboundb. III addItIOn to scor With 5 46 to pia) Sports Fdltor HIghlander' mto "PI eral Illg a key ba"ket to brmg South It WdS a dIfferent story 1111- \I 1-11 t g'lIllg to bp t Ulllo\ pro:: 1\ Ithll1 two pomts of FlJ1J\l'\ agamst Rl'gma, which took a C[(l"l l'o[I1!,' South\., \l' By Chuck Klonke 2 only 43 seconds later. Klem The Blue Dews' onslaught apIece. Sports Editor took a pass from Jason contmued In the second penod Grosse POinte South's hockey Donohue and put on a burst of as Mamon, WhItehead and "I'm really excIted about our team had coach Bob Bopp wor- speed to beat the Pioneers' Jordan Damm tallied. Damm's forwards," Bopp said. "And .. ried for a few mmutes in the goalie. goal came on a power play some of our defensemen who Blue DeVIls' opener last week, didn't play a lot last year but those fears were qUIckly "Those two quick goals really PIOneer scored the only goal because we had such a strong _.. dispelled got us gomg," Bopp said. of the tlurd penod on a power group of semor defensemen .. South spotted Ann Arbor play. have been playmg well - guys - Pioneer a 2-0 lead, but the Blue Pat Mamon put the Blue like Ben Weaver, Matt Moran, DeVIls roared back Wlth eIght Dews ahead to stay at 10:31 of Terry Brennan, who's back Jeff Maxwell and Justin straIght goals to post an 8-3 the first period and R.J. WIth South after a year of play- Larlcny" Ylctory. Wolney and Donohue added mg travel hockey, collected five GoalIe Matt FaIT also played ''They dommated the first goals before the penod ended assists Donohue had two well agamst PIOneer. fivemmutes - and I was a ht- to give South a 5-2 advantage assists. while Damm, Jeff "rve very happy with the lle concerned - but we took Donohue made a slick pass to Maxwell, Ryan Lutz, Wolney team," Bopp sUld "I thmk we over for the rest of the game," set up Wolney's goal. aud Dave Bl1brey added one should be real "trong' Bopp sald "PIoneer IS a good team. They're the ones that knof:.-ked us out of first place In the last Beautiful Skiwear week of the season last year" South's Adam WhItehead opened the scoring at 9.16 of the frrst penod and teammate Perfect Anywhere Andy Klem tied the game a 2- Proto by Thea L Walker Lindsey Elrod (34) and a Grosse Pointe South team- mate battle Regina's Lori Kingstromfor possession of the Your ticket ball during last week's Class A district championship game at Grosse Pointe North. Regina won 52-38 to to a secure advance to the regional semiflnals. retirement. For a recorded me~<;dge Results, highlights olLUrrent rdte information. call J-800-4US BOND from GPHA leagues \..,.1-800-487-2663 sT~~=rTSSAVlNGS ~ Has combined the SQUIRT HOUSE Goals Bob Karle 2, Jeff Schroeder 3, mAmE'n~ I .BONDS \V Hahs 2, P> PatnrK \foil I horn j' I ""ry Andrew \\(>rthm I r Tl Br~ndnn J'lnnt>"' ... Anthr Tl... 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""'" "" A, ~. • RIO()IIFIFJ IJ HII1\ 214n 'XOOD\HRI1" \qu", 1.1« Pd !In IJR I)M\ .N0I1 )I h k by Wealherup Hoh Karle 2 (hr" 'lOIl1O\\"\, ( FNHR , 01 I rf"'J", kJ RIO H" \I) \ ,"''' 0< .. q tl ';(>r <:'f'" .. 0'( lh, I'hil'r, H'rlo "'I"chOlCk Bret L8~a17a (,rl17he'l Joe Pf'')e 2 • 8IRMI'IGH~1I 101 TOW'.SE'l1J (0NI rtr1mQ wll1 h(lo "1T'1C:'iV(~rpd .-~t th~t The NVI ""'llItm w~nt bb North's ollenslve hne played time Parents and ~tudent'3 yards m five plays wIth HarrIs another strong game With takIng a pitch and sweepmg must both be pfl'sellt m order guards Bergman and Jerry to Jam the clubs right for the final 12 yards Card am, tackles Ryan That touchdown was set up by Stevenson and Scott a 23.yard pass from Champme Begmmng Monday, Dec 2, Vandenberghe and center John manuals for both clubs WIll be to Sumbera, who made an TrupIano earmng the prrose of excellent catch available at the War MemOrIal the HarrIson coaches. regIstrabon desk "That's the best offenSive "The DB (defensive back) Ime we've seen all year," saId The manuals contmn mem- was going after the pass, but one of the Hawks' assistants bershIp applIcatIOns and Frankie played defense and who was manrung the phones parental release forms whIch tIpped the ball up m the ror, m the press box. must be on file before Signing then stayed WIth it to make up for ski trIps the catch," said hIs proud North firushed the season Ski HI is open to students in father and coach. WIth a 10-2 record. Hamson grades SIX through 12 who Champme, whose sister takes an 11-1 mark Into reside m or attend school In Melissa was married a half Fnday's Class A champIOnship Grosse Pointe hour before the kickoff and game against Grandville, arrived at the game at half- whIch upset defendlIlg cham- Ski tnps to Pine Knob are time, completed SIX of 12 pass- pIon Lapeer West 20-14 in scheduled for Jan 17, 24 and 31 es for 126 yards Saturday's other semIfinal. and Feb. 7, 14 and 21 MembershIp IS $5 per stu- dent, The tnp cost IS $35 per trIp Students must also pur- chase a War MemorIal ID for $1 and a War MemOrIal patch for $2. Snowbirds IS an InstructIOn- al program open to students ages 8 to 14, who reSide 1I'I or attend school in Grosse Pomte A limIted number of Snowbunrues memberships are also avrolable for chIldren ages 5 through 7 SnowbIrds/Snow bunnies trIpS to Pme Knob are held Pho"'" by Thea L Walker Jan. 11, 18 and 25 and Feb. 1, It's going to take more than one Farmington Hills IIlIrrDJon tackler to bring down 8 and 15 Grosse Pointe North's Leonard Harris. Harris scored three touchdowns for the Norse- men in last Saturday'S state Class A semifinal football game. Membership IS $125 for fam- ily and $50 for smgle The cost per tnp IS $40 WIthout rentals North, South hockey alums are sought and $53 WIth rentals All former Grosse POInte partiCipate 1nthe annual alum- Attendanc" at H", nee 4 North and Grosse Pomte South ni game Former South playerS inter- meeting IS especIally recom- hockey players are invited to ested should call Joan Tucker mended for new members SkJ The contest will be played at (313) 343-0301 Club membershIp,> and trIp Fnday, Dec. 27 at 7 p.m. at signups are accepted at the CIty Arena, Ex-Norsemen should call War MemOrIal Mondays Jan Quinn at (313) 881-2958. through Saturdays from 9 a ill to 9 p.m. 15007 CharlMx 331 9385 GroSS€ POinte Park (Next to Grosse POinte Cablel Grosse Pointe North quar- a~ii terback Steve Champine -, \, \ . (16) gets some words of encouragement from coach oa\ I Frank Sumbera and team- eSS\O .1\t\~ mate HWer during the Televised College Games "'.R. ot 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE game with Harrison. \,t .....etal · Tbullidav. Nay, 28 1996 to" ·INSURED 7.00 P m, AIr force. S.n Diego Slalll ~\J • 100% GUARANTEED SAnSFACTION NFL WEEK 14~ Frldav, Noy 29, 1996 North changes • By ApPOINTMENT ONLY (monday-thursdayl 11 OOIl.m. Tex•• A'M it Texa. DECEMBER 1 230 p.m. Colorado @ Nebnlska awards night Vitfl'n'. @ Vll'lIlnlll Tech WI. ""U"8 -""Pjl. l.SUit Arkllnsn hila 0 IiIIesIb, 1,... SeltlIe .. IelMr, 4 ,.... Grosse Pointe North's Saturday. NOY.30, 1996 11M 0 IIiIapIis, 1,...... 0 ItY.JeIs,4 p.. 1200 p.m. Florida @ Florida State awards mght for football, girls Cliact 0."',1 ,... .. 0 WbN. 4 .... Rula'" @ Pittsburgh basketball, sWImming and 2 00 p.m T.nneuell @ Vanderbilt ~ 0 JacbInII, 1,... SllJlis 0 .. hMs, 4 .... . cheerleading has been changed 3,30 p.m. MI.ml-fla it SynlCUCII Not GillIs 0 1,... New EJlfland i Su DIegG 8 p m N C Slate @ E.. t C.rolfn. to 'fuesday, Dec. 3. ~ 0 1, .. The event WIll be held at 7 Georgia Tech @ Georgia 7,00 p m. Mississippi Slale@ Mississippi r.1IJ ct Ca1iu,1 ,... p.m. at the high school. 8 00 m. Notnl Oemll , Soulhern cal Sub.,d,ory of•the Meade Group 18001 Mack Avenue • Detroit Call Between 8:00pm & 7:00am Sports (313) 884-9343 • Pager (810) 345-3821 Deadline? EFFERSO 10 a.m. ORDINANCE NO. 96-4 CHEVROLET A' ORDI'A'CF TO A\IF"D CHAPlTR S OF TilE HARPER WOODS COD~ 01 Grosse Pointe Park Detroit Monday ORDlNA'CFS TO ADD A 'FW ARTICLF RFGUlATI'I,G TIlE IOCATIO'I, OF Gee n:U:CO\I\IL"ICATlO'l, TOWfRS WID I!' THF CITY 15175 £ Jefferson Ave. 2130 E. 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Todd, M.yOl' L1I)' Clerk fntl"'Oducod and FU"'1 Reldmg ~(JVemher 4 1996 ~~~~"t;dpO~~eAt.:::'.::.on~:::: 1: :~ Fffecuve Dlte N""emb I , A ---. - .. .J:. ...-.--.- ..- November 28,1996 4C s orts Grosse Pointe News North swimmers get back into state's top 10 By Dana WaklJI North's Atrasz also made the ''That was her (Piper's) best a o,ophomore, was a little North fans got a glimpse of m the finals That's Just the Special Writer finals, COlT,mg m sixth time as a Jumor NdtlOnal (m tougher on herself the future with the perfor- way it goes some years. She Groo,sePomte North's Mike Vasapolll wa" 15th overall, the 200) That's All-AmerICan "I'm really pleased With my mance of freshman Jennifer swam great - she swam great O'Connor hJ'" built a reputa- recordmg a personal best conSIderatIOn so that's nice 200 but my 500 I'm a bit upset Reck relays. She had a fantastic tIOna" d cOdch'"Ith few peers 1 57 38 m the 200 Rachelle came back ana did Reck competed in both meet, really dId a good Job," when It lOllleS to developmg Piper and Atrasz came m 2-3 With because It wasn't my best pretty well m the SOD, qwte a time I wanted to go around relays as well as the 500 said O'Connor. "It'll be mter- dlst ~esNew COInes 6)6) -q.O~pecializeck & Giant@ Step-in Bindings ~ I Bicycle Dealer rom K2 & Switch (S)~ fJ C!J ~ Adult Bikes Starting at $199.99 • re~~.~1997Boards From: ~GIANr Hot New Clothing From: Servicing All Makes of Bikes t;i~~ .- Featuring Clothing From Cannondale, Pearl, Izum1 1996 Closeouts! Accessories From Bell, Blackburn, SCott,Cannondale Snowboards As Low As $14999 & BURLEY TRAILERS WHILE THEY LAST Bikes Blades & Boards I November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 5C Henry Smith, PQI Facilitator, Chrysler Corporation We have worked hard"to-~~.. bring the right resources- -;. together to provid~-the skills-related/raining!", .)" W"'"1~! to keep us competitiv Y in the marketplace. , We selected Wayn~ training this year. < Winter 1997 Registration Regular Registration: Mon.-Fri, Nov. 11-22 & Dec. 2-13,1996 Final Registration: Mon.-Sat., Jan. 8-14, 1997 The College offers more than 68 certificate and degree programs in a wide variety of fields. Call the WCCC Information Center for more information or a schedule of classes: 313.496.2600 Wayne County llJC Community CC College ST~TDlOOOf(O\l1U~"fE ~lTH ffJl£ll\l ~\D ___ •• ,.-._ or;...... ~ ..... )Io ""'t\~_ .... __ -;./!""" • -:- ... .,. .. __ ... __ ~ _. .... :... - - .. - .... . , S' Grosse1~.ov.e.m.be.r.2.8,.1.99.6Pointe News S...norts Be • .a;:; ~ Neighbortmd Highlights C l.U.B Here are some results from the Neighborhood Club soccer GIRLS GRADE 2 leagues for second and third graders Hawks 3, Falcons 0 BOYS GRADES 2 & 3 Substitute coaches Bryan MackenZie and Mark Parchment took Michigan State 5. the Hawks to their first Wln of the sea. Pien.on Clime WildcaLli 2 son Amanda Ilr:l11dels scored the first goal, aSSisted by Jeanne Janutol Michigan State players Anthony Samantha MackenZie and Kelly Altovllla, Thny Delsener, Alex BaldWin, Withers each scored unassisted goals KeVin Bargnes, Stefan Bartolone, Joe Other support came from Brooke Conway, John Farr, Benjamin Bargowslu, Gayle Campbell, Allison Gardner, Mike Kaiser, Damel Eanng, Lmdsay Krall, Hannah KraWl, Kvamme, KeVin Rentenbach, Derek Cathy Krueger, LISS Rogers, Manon Roy, Charlie Trost and LUIS VerslCaI SchlDldt and Caroline Sweeny proVIded a strong offensive shOWing The Falcons had good perfonnance.s The Henry Ford Me Michigan 1. Penn State 0 The Turbos' excellent defenllj! turned away many ofthe Hawks' shots Michigan played an outstandtng Jaclyn Sobczak and Debra Marantette game and showed a lot of team IlJltr1t. combmed for some mce plays. Manana Robert Latham, Bradley Evanskt, Bertakls, Mary Chase, BISlr Colsotl Andrew Hanlon, Daruel Lee, Nicholas and Taylor Dodson played very well fer MasourllS, Mtchael Pokladek, Wesley the Turbos Anna Jeanguenat, Knstin Raynal. Ryan Rtchards, Jon Robert Krawchuk, Amber Mach, Care Sattler, Alex Simon, Mitchell SDllth, Mtserendmo, Ellen Palmer, Momque Joseph Tntba and Michael 'IDhas SqUIers and Mehssa TheophanoWl aIao played well for MtchlJlBI1. contnbuted to the 'lUrbos' success. : I Penn State played an outstanchng The Hawks dtd a goodjob of keepU1}: defenmve game and set up some good the ball out of their net, wlule haVIDg plays but couldn't score several sconng attempts of their own. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PLAN The Parcells Middle SChoo seventh gra e girls et- Ventimiglia and Corrin Paterek. In back, from left, are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Wayne County Commission will hold a ball team posted a 12-0 record this year. In front. from Megan Bailey, Meredith Farmer, Lauren Safran, JiWan hcanng on Thursday. December 5, 1996, beginmng at 10:00 o'clock a.m., at left, are Laum Vorgitch. Erin Muncy and Kem Gries- Karlik. Jamie Theophanous and coach carol Allen. Not the Wayne County Building. 4th Floor, 600 Randolph St ••Detroit, MI. 48226 baum. In the middle row, from left. are Tasha O'Bersld. pictured is Maria Stubbs. Kristin Tobin, Shannon O'Berald. Jamie Keller, Christine The hcanng shall consider whether the Project Plan recommended to the Wayne County Commission by the &anomic Development Corporation of the Chal1er County of Wayne, (the "HOC") for the NOl1hvllle Township Development ProjeCt (the "Project") COiIsbMes a pubhc purpose as outlined by Act No. 338 of tbe Michigan Public Acts of 1974. as amcndcd. CITY OF HARPER WOODS WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN The Project Will be compnsed of I) the EDC acqulnIlg land from the County SYNOPSIS: REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING and preparing It for sale. 2) the EDC senmg the land pursuant to the Project NOVEMBER 18. 1996 Plan v'a a Purchase and Operating Agreement between the County and the. EDC, 3) a Planned Umt Development (PUD) Agreement WIth the Township of' The I"'t"'Rlllar C"l1y ( OU"lCll m~{ ng wn called to otdc:r b) '\h)or Fn:nk J Pal.volo at 7 "C P m NorthVille, and 4) the momloring of the PUD Agreement unlll all property IS; NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pleasc be advIscd thc Planning .B.Ql...LS.l\1 L. All ('ouncllpe~ were present ~d : ('omml~'wm of lhe CIty of Gros~ Pomte Woods will hold a public MOUO'S PMSED hearing undcr thc proVISions of Settlon <;-17-3 of the 1975 CIly Code I) fo rttet\C ilrrr("'Ve and file the fl"llnut~ of the Regwar ell)' CounCll '-'eetmg held November 4 The Project WIll be located on County-owned surplus property m Northville' 19% and fun.hetmore, rt". ALL 1997 CARS & TRUCKS ALL NEW 19'7 CAMRY LE 1995 LANDCRUISER Moonroof, Leather, Warranty to 100,000 MIles, 4x4, Perfectl $37,900 or $1500 Cap Cost Reduction or.UYFOR ~~ ~.~WItii.....w,~ I" ~ SAVI'I909 .a: 7-. ." 1995 EAGLE J",' ~ i~;- ,r( ~ 't 'j.-' 1'97 TACOMA 4XI PICKUP \'}...... :~:;).-. TALON T51 TURBO Loaded, Low Miles, Warranty, Fast! $j,,4,900 or $1000 Cap Cost Reduction 19941SUZU TROOPER 4x4, 4-Door, Auto, Air, Warranty! *36 MONTH $j,,6,SOOOr LEASE $1000 Cap Cost Reduction 1993 SAAB 900 TURBO CONVERTIBLE Leather, Auto, Loadedl Very Cleanl $j"7,900 or ~TOVorA TOYOTA USED CARS CERTIFIED u •• ~ Vehlc;I •• 1995 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 4X4 SR5 Loaded, Only $23 995* 1995 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER SR5 or.IY.OR 8 V-6. 2WD. Only $19 900* SAVI'I988 AVAILABLE 1994 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE "Top of the Lme" - With Leather, Only $17 950* 1993 TOYOTA MR2 Ttop Only $12 870* 1994 TOYOTA COROLLA OX Auto, A/C, power wmdows & locks, Only $10 995* 1993 TOYOTA CAMRY XLE Perfect $15,950* 1993 TOYOTA COROLLA Auto. A/C, stereo, cassette & more Only $9,995* liThe Best New Cars Make The Best Used Cars" • 100,000 mile warranty Included • Road Side Assistance • New car financing up to 60 months on all certified cars S.A.VEI • 128 POint Safety Inspection 1997 TOYOTA AVALON 1993 TOYOTA4 RUNNER SR5, V-6, 4x4 $18,800 1994 JEEP WRANGLER, 4x4 $11,870 1993 TOYOTAMR2, T-top, Certified! $12,870 1993 MAZDA MX3, LOaded! $5,950 1992 TOYOTATERCEL, Red, Air, Warranty! $4,950 1991 ECUPSE, Sporty! Warranty! $6, 900 ALL CARS CLEARLY PRICED BELOW BLUEBOOK! OVER 130 CARS AVAILABLE! 810-758-.000 1-696 III .101/2 MILE II: J III t! -'1. i 8 MILE RINKE TOYOTA N ~ ... 24 Month closed-end leac;.p'or qu"tlfled hllyf'rs 1'2 (X){) ml~S Dyke Mile • All 'ease p;rymenlS are ~6 mo c;/36 000 m.lt><" 1~ (: ()(> (" per year IO~ per m Ie OYer TOlal obllRallOo payment. term plus 25920 Van at 10 ~ over piuS tal( &- f cense on aoPfOVPd cre<1't c;fltt: l r lO r ~ I ''''' lille II< fee cles S2000 down plus ISI monlh pyml 1st pmt anc1 c;.ccurty c1epoc;lt (pmt roundf"d liP 10 " ~t 4, 'I refundab+e secllnty dePOSIt to n~.t S;?S ncrempnt of mo P'YfI" Il"'crement) du(' at de verv to (pt tot;,1 of l)t11~lt ()r r w ~ ~ lessee has opllOO 10 purchase al 'ea~ end al ll'e{lete1mloe • IF .- ... ' 1 ...... Thursday, November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Classified Advertisin 96 Kercheval, (313) 882.6900 Gro.,sf' Pomte Farms, MI 48236 INDEX Fax# 343.5569 HHP'l\AATED 6C6 !eep> ...... UUll[I'f- 72S_l,""90..0Sl4le 550 u..o _$now-' 2t"O L*"le3: W ...... " R..,... • ~ \~ OJ ~ NAME HEADING _ 2'1~i\aJ11('(1~ 5£ll! Pa.1:..'Tres.A!amts 95' L.-.m ) ~ l .... r2 ~ Wan~ CItU! 609 lle_lew>g , ' REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 952 L""""," 203 ~\"'arlle-j 61D s.m. C'" See w ~ne SectIOn'10uH0me b' ~ 940 lNror SM1ce 1, ... ;;. '- a"'C r.-_ ADDRESS CITY ZIP _ 6' Tl.ds CI.wiJedRuJE!alea::l:s~ ":' .. "'-" J tlo: • .....tl.aps 146 ~$lcnge 200*~Wiilled~ tl ( Vans 9S3 fA.o<_Repor ~"'t ". .. e~~~~~ ~""'C"""''I'L'" 2O!i Ho\>~"l1'" l'9JI 613 W.ilVOOTv&ry 9S4 Pa I 100 PEIlSONAlS 101 PRAYERS 109 ENTERTAINMENT 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENfRAl PHOTOGRAPHY- special- NOVENA TO ST JUDE PIANIST for parties, spe. BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANTI Book- COOK needed Full-time GENERAL Laborer need- IZing In weddings & por- May the Sacred Heart of clal occaSSlons, holiday TECHNICAl SERVICES keeper for client write. with benefits and fleXible ed Full or part- time For traits Black! white & col. Jesus be adored, glOri- gatherings, {'Iasslcal, Est 1983 up Fully computerized hours Dishwashers more Information please or Reasonable Bemard fied, loved and pre- light lazz, pop, and holi- Si!cret"rl'" Work accounting oHlce, 3- 5 Needed Part-time eve- call,313-640-1813 (313)885-8928 served throughout the day mUSIC,fine creden- ComputeT Typing years experience nec- nlngs and weekends GRAPHIC deSigner If you world, now & forever tlais (810)399-5984 Resumes cessary Sales techs, Apply In person at the Oh Sacred Heart of Je- have MaCintosh experi- PIANO entertainment. Add tlUSInCSS = Tccnrucal payroll taxes, general Grosse Pomte War Me- sus, pray for us Worker ence and are profiCient ambiance to your Chnst- AcademIC ledger, financial stat- monal, 32 Lake Shore of miracles, pray for us ments Must be able to Dnve, Grosse POinte With Illustrator, Pho. mas party, wedding, Lcllel'll • Reports 120 TUTORING EDUCATION toShop and Page Maker, 5t Jude, helper of the Exira WIde SpreadshC!Cls deal With clients Re- Farms hopeless, pray for us brunches, speCial occa- we neE'd you Part-time sions With musIc of your Carbonlcss Forms BE a paralegal! Train nowl sume to OOllce Manage COOK f I Say thiS prayer 9 times a : u I time evenings or full time, prevIous ad- life GershWin, Cole Por- Text. SCANS • Graphic Be part of one of today's P.O Box 290 5t CIair L Bow Room, 20000 day By the 8th day, vertising deSign a plus, Cassette Tnnsalption fastest growing careers Shores, MI 48080 Harper 884-7622 your prayer Will be an- ter ClaSSICS 313-885- but Will train the right 6215 Accredited attorney In- AROON James Salon of. swered It has never Repehbve Letters person Plenty of room Envelopes. Labels structed diplomat fers a chance to be your DELIVERY People need- been known to 181\ nev- SANTA Will come to your to grow With thiS Grosse Mollong wI Maontcn onO! degreed home study "own boss and double ed $8- $10 per hour Ap- POinte publishing com- I er Publlcallon must be home or office for Chnst- F t I Ply In person after 4 promised. Thanks, St, D1sscrtalions • Term Papers programs ree ca a og your Income by renting a pany Send resume and IOII'RAYEIlS mas parties Ca)J Arthur 800-476-3316 ext 13 chair 313.884-7151 pm Mama Rosa's PIZ- Jude for prayers an- Kuehnel, 881-8186 R~um~ • Vllae zen a 15134 Mack salary reqUirements to -1 NOVENA TO ST JUDE swered. SpeCial thanks Cover Letters. Apphcaltons DON'T know what to do -B-O-O-K-E-E-P-E-R/---- _ Lorelei Hanson, Little May the Sacred Heart of to our Mother Of Perpet- , '2 HEALTH" NUTRITION Cem{led PTo(essicmal With your computer? secretary DRIVEWAY Attendants & Blue Book 15324 Mack Jesus be adored glorl- ual Help R S l(isumi Wnter Consultation, training Very busy Intenor de- Cashiers needed- full & Ave Grosse POinte tied loved and pre- ABOUT your healthlll 313.824-4258 sign company needs a part timet Days & after- Park, MI 48224 No SPECIAL Thanks to The (313) 822-4800 long term, full time de- served throughout the "Dead Doctors Don't phone calls please Sacred Heart of Jesus (800) 644- 1122 ELEMENTARY Tutor, all pendable mature noons Apply In person world, now & forever Lie", free audiO tape 1- and St Jude R MrMBrR. subjects, In your home, person Must have peg- Mack! Moross Amoco, HIRING full and part time, Oh Sacred Heart of Je- 800-775-0712 ext 0062 • Na Ilona! ASSOCIalIon of fleXible evening and board and poSSible com- 19100 Mack expenenced hair dress- sus, pray for us Worker (24 hours) 109 ENTERTAINMENT 5ccrctonal ScrvICC9 weekend hours Rea- puter expenence -E-A-S-T-S-IO-e-e-Ie-c-tn-c-a-I-s-up-.er Cilentle available of miracles pray for us CERTIFIED Deep Muscle • p'"f"SSlonal Assoc1ahon sonable rates Call Anne (810)772-1196 between ply dlstnbutor has open- (810)771-8260 St Jude, helper of the BOW n' Ivory Duo Violin! massage Reduce of hc",lm~ Wnlcni hopeless, pray for us days 810-728-7046, 10am-4pm Ings for full lime counter HOUSEMEN needed plano for your holiday stress, pain Increase EXPERIENCED (20 years) evenings 313-343.0023 sales, receiving, and Say thiS prayer 9 times a gathenng Patti, 823- energy level Rebecca, Secretarial Typist Re- Part- time! positions ELEMENTARY tutoring for CADIEUX Cafe hlnng bus shipping Electrical ex- day By the 8th day, 1721 available ResponSibili- 810-445-1427 sumes, term papers, let- any subJectl help Apply at 4300 Ca- penence a plus, but Will your prayer Will be an- ters, etc Reasonable ties Include preparing CARICATURES; give can- GIVE THE GIFT References, reasonable dleux, DetrOit 313-882- train It necessary $750 swered It has never Paul ene, 313-881-5107 room set-ups, general been known to fall, nev- cature cartoons of your of rates fleXible hours 8560 per hour starting, plus cleaning, and upkeep er PublicatIOn must be guest at your holiday HEALTH Classified Advertising (313)884-0568 CAREER POSITIONS benefits 20234 Harper, Must be outgOing, re- promised Thanks, St, party (810)775-4176 Certified Theapeutic an IDEA that seUs! GROSSE POINTE AVAILABLE Harper Woods sponSible, and self- mo- Jude for prayers an- MASSAGE LEARNING CENTER Expenenced people need- (313)884'8994 tivated Mechanically In- Classified Advertising swered SpeCial thanks 118 TAX SERVICE clined a plus Apply In 882-6900 By Chene • :rutonng All Subjects ed for long and short EXPERIENCED cook, full to our Mother Of Perpet- person Grosse POinte By ApPOintment only • K- Adult term assignments Tem- or part time Apply at ual Help J A ANTHONY BUSINESS War Mamonal, 32 Lake CLASSICAL musIc for any (313)882-6463 • Counseling porary to permanent Your Place Lounge, SERVICE Shores Drive, Grosse occasion Solo, duo, tno, Gift Certltlcates • Diagnostic Testing Legal & Execuhve 17326 East Warren THANK- YOU 5t Jude, Taxes POinte Farms SI Claire St Anne qUintet, gUitar, Winds, Available • Learning Disabilities Secretanes vOice 81G-661-2241 In Home Service Accounting • School Readiness Word Processors Blessed Mother for pray- EXPERIENCED floor care NAIL tech needed at Hair Payroll • Public Speaking Data Entry Clerks ers answered R S -D-I-N-K-Y--T-H-E-C-L-O-W-N GIVE Yourself or a Fnend Pnvate Confidential worker needed, driVing Unlimited, Grosse pOinte • Study Skills Receptionists 45 wpm The PrecIous Gift Serving You Since 1968 record check, good pay Woods 313-881-0010, THANKYOU St Jude for Face painting, balloons serving The Educational Pleasant Working of Human Touch 467 Cloverly 810-463-3396 speak With Beth prayers ansv.ered Spe- and magic (313)521- Community For 20 Years Atmosphere cia I Thanks to our 7416 Grosse POinte Farms 131 Kercheval On The Hili RUTH PARADISE TEMPS B.ITST BREc:XEU Blessed Molher J 0 (near Mack) 343-0836 343-0836 964-0640 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 'l00 HElP WANTED GENERAL MAGIC ot J R McAtee XASSACE TBEJlAPlST 313-882-6860 NEED A JOB? Featured In DetrOit YEAJI$ .0 REAL Estate Pre. Licens- CARPENTERS and gen- PLACE YOUR SERVICE Monthly's BEST OF DE- EXPEJUENCE 119 TIlANSPORTATION/TRAVEl Ing Course Fundamen- eral labor needed Pay AD TODAYI 882-6900 TROIT 810-286-2728 ROUSE c:.u.LS tals of Real Estate to EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT AVAnABLE to meet experience prepare you for the (313)875-7531 Detroit RadIO Stations 100'EIlSONALS 100 PUSONALS 3U".u-oSoq + State Exam Classes W4 COUNTRY AT 106.7 FM NEED COUNSELING? Airport or Personal now forming Fee tn- CLERICAU secretanal po- & DIAL 1-800-THERAPIST Lou The Chauffeur CaU cludes textbook and all slllon needed Part time WDFN SPORTS RADIO 1130 For Free confidential refer- 313-881-5527/24 hours matenals Call 399-8233 Must have experience Do these questions descnbe you? rals to licensed Psycho- Good rates to register Coldwell With computers and pro- ' Banker School of Real grams, fleXible hours therapists Call us, we- Do you take extraordmary pride If) )'OOr m'I Estate _ (313)885-2248 NATURAL FARMS can help 3 MARKETEERS Can you set pnon!JeS ana flJ!NIe IrnJIlrp/e r~' Alrport Shuttle REFLEXOLOGY! HolistiC C I ass i fie ~ s CLERICALI Secretarlalt Are people oftell s.lymg toyou mat )flU re a perfeCIIcnst'I SPRUCE•••CHRISTMAS TREES Personal Shopping health alternative Shir- You select You Cut w 0 r k for you. Bookkeeper Part time, Do you enJOy worlang Independentiy, Mtti mnmaI~' ley SWitzer LaRlcca Errands & Appointments One mile west of Ruby on Imlay City Rd TUTOR: composition, liter- Will train St Clair Are you able IIIpack a bf 01 lICIt Into a dIry' Certified In Ingham COMPARE OUR PRICES No Dyes No PestiCides ature, theses, disserta- Shores CPA office Are yoo bnght and personable' i.eamIng and~? CO/lllUfeI'MeraIe? method 882-6035 Call Us Today Do you know how to runan ob bitter tIJan IdmsI JIl)'OM In Defroit? OPEN DEC. 6th. DEC. 15th And Relax Tomorrow!! tions, etc Tutor IS a (810)774-7990 Fax 810. 774-6416 Can you be absolutely coofIdent1aI Mtti mfcrmafJon and ~? Charter Membership Avolloble RELIEVE pam, stress and 313-822.Q1oo Pn D (313)885-4264 muscular discomfort .' ,,~,' 10 Wa'Jhams Rd follow signs to Ruby MI If you answered YESlto all of these questlOllS, and have the taents, "Movement IS Llfel With- 100 I'ERSONAlS 100 I'EllSONALS $S 00 off wJlIl INS ad 100 PERSONALS skills and expenence to be selected tor 1l11SposdJon, lt1en we WlIlllIO out movement life IS talle !o you FASTI • unthinkable" By You WIll report dlrectty !o the General Manager and NallOnal Sales Mosche Manager of WI, Country and Spo1ts Radio 11 30 AM WOFN You will J'liHtit ~7 Feldenkrals Call for free AIRPORT SPEtIAtISTS have full respon stbibty for manag ng many office functIOns Induding consultahon Con Ole • Word processll1g all doclImen:s for General Manager In a .t~ 111M.4. 50! Smith 313.417.0826 plOfesslOlla1 and confidenlJal manner - VICfORY CAB tOMPA.\'Y - • Management of the PublIC File lor bolI1 statIOns, IIICMling EEO 114 MUSIC EDUCATION .Iohn 42 plocedures and publIC seMCe Serving Wayne Oakland Counties To • Management 01 receplJorl and SWllC!lboard Devere.ux & From Metro Airport • Supply ordenng Whitty • Constant eva lualJon of operatlOOS lor optllTlum customer seMCe Piano leaaonsl Any age • Clean Lars • 24 Hour Service • Wrmng natiOllal sales orders arid the organ Ilallon of a system St. Clare Class of 1961 ReCitals, festivals Your • Unifonned, • Radio Dispatched lor 100% accuracy AustIn HIgh Class of 1965 home or reSidence stu- Groomed, • Parcel Delivery dio (810)772-54t5 Wmc ,"., Attn General Manager Knowledgeable and • Metered Rates WDFN/W4 Country THE MUSIC Tree SUZUki, Courteous Drivers • 4 ride for price of 1 2930 E Jeffer\on Violin lessons Certlfled DetrOit, MI 48207 all ages 810447-0199 ONE HOUR ADVANCE NOTICE REQUESTED BOOK EDITOR Lisa Salgh Smith Or fax \I~ at: 313 259 3549 Ken Eatherly Indlld, I ,O\er kUtr and "'Unt, of 1.800.646.2227 hO\\ lOur talent' and ,kill, \\,11 fit rhll p'''"1On ptrtcctll WnrdNet "dltorial 822-4091 We Accept Mastercard, VIsa & AmerICan Express WWWW/WJ)~" "m ~qllli 0ppOrlllllm lrnpl"' , .:t Thursday, November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 201 HElP WANTED 300 SIJUATIONS WANJlD 100 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 202 HEll' WANTED CLERICAL 205 HELP WANTID LEGAL 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 8AIYSITTEIl IAIYSITTEItS HOUSE ClEANING IMMEDIATE openings for NANNIES NEEDED STYLIST HARPER Woods child NATIONALLY know com- LEGAL Secretaries Two grass cutters, fall clean- ALL AMERICAN EXPECT THE BEST Experienced In child care Busy St Clair Shores sal- care for three children pany needs mature data piuS years Lf>gal Secre up help snow removal, NANNY European Style House Top salaryl benefits All on, commiSSion or booth age 7, 5, and 1 5, paten order entry clerk With tarlal experrence a driving, shoveling Sub- cleaning ProfeSSional areas live- In! live out rental Tuesday through Excluslvcly live In tIally full time Mondays good typing & phone MUST 65 wpm mini laurdry & Iron,"g Su crontractlng snow plow CALL NOW! Saturday Mrs Hoffman, prOViding qUcll,1y cilildcarf> thru Fridays (313)372 skills Full time Monday mum as well as Win pe rVlsed expertenced drivers 882-3676 THE NANNY NETWORK 810-771-5723 $17') $500 I',crk 2935 Friday Good benefits dows and DOS back hardworking Experts 810-739-2100 INCOME TAX Preparer Fax resume to 313874 ground Corporate Iltlga In THINKING OF A NANNY. Part time Long CALL 1 B(Jrl l "iMI~JYC; since 1985 The Experience neccessary 3510 or send to The tlon experience helpful PART TIME evenings Ap- CAREER term position opening Gros~e POinte area with 1040 Tax returns Bresser Company 684 Starting salary low 30 s 302 SITUATIONS WANTED ply 20000 Harper 313- IN REAL ESTATE? January 1st For lOVing Known for reliability effl Start 1/97 for tax season West Baltimore DetrOit Please submit resumes CONVALESCENT CAllE 884-7622 Caregiver In my home clPncy and dependab There has never been a MI48202 to 3 13 963 0329 No only St Clair Shores Looking for an IndiVidual COMPETENT tl Bonded & Insured CPA Firm flexible PART TIME OR better time to get Into phone calls please who Will enJoy playing ----- IN-HOME P e ,5e call anytime hours, 810-774 5552 or real estate We conlinue RECEPTIONIST for busy ------SEMI RETIRED With my 2 children ages LEGAL secretaryl recep CARE SERVICE (313)884-0721 fax resume to 810-774- to grow and are now hir- ~~--- Harper Woods Family 5 and 18 months Pay accounting oflice Must tlonlst for small down TLC Elderly Crildren 5560 Ing new and experi- "'lOUSE CLEANINGI Ba BUSiness (Est 1968) $7! hour Will report be good on telephone & town lawfllm In Penobs Hourly overnlqnt rdte~ enced salespeople dictation Experience bY~lttlng Services avail Seek.InQ dependable wages & deduct taxes cot BUilding 1- 2 years Experienced In the Grosse We offer the highest quali- With Excel & Microsoft able for POSition In St persons With good References & transpor legal experience Send POinte area L censpd & ty training, great Income Word helpful Resume Clair Shores or Grosse ohone skills OverseE' tal,or" "'q'l.rE'd ('"II 111 rpC;l,mo'n Off r-n ...... 3,.... h"'lnnpn c::,,' J IQ1 ()\77? potential, a fleXible MAMA Rosa s Pizzeria our order dept 5p m - 8866317 to Office Manager PO ager 645 Griswold 0035 2492,1 Larrbrecht schedule and a great rdupnces Nina 3 13 needs *phone help, 9 30 pm dally! 9a m . 3 Box 290 St Clair SUite 3800 Detroit MI EastpOinte support staff For a con- PICK-UP and after school 3699276 cooks, waltstaft, pizza P m Saturday Very Shores MI 48080 48226 -- ~~~ care for first grade makers Apply after 4 generous pay plan fidential interview call EXPERIENCED lady to SEEKING PO~ltlon as tull daughter Monteith 20' HELP WANTED pm 15134 Mack Leave message- Mr Jody Green at take care of elderll mid time housekeeper and! Coldwell- Banker School 1-2 days week, 'AIlT TIME nights References Own or laundress 18 years LAWNI Landscape- La- Roy 313-886-1763 CLERICAL Schw8ltzer at In your home 3 30 to DELI person part time transportation 313 885 experience excellent borers neat In appear- PHARMACY techniCian I Restaurantseekspersonlor 1-800-652-0005 5pm Anita, 886-7382 Must be 18 Apply 6201 Grosse POinte releren ance. all phases, need- wanted, fulll part time generalofficework WAITSTAFF wanted Ap- Tuesday Fnday I wlthm Alger Dell & Llq ces (810)4478014 ed Immediately Call for Grosse POinte, Harper RESPONSIBLE caregiver MALE RN seeking private ply In person New Par- Fax resumeorapplication I uor, 17320 Mack appointment 810-778- Woods area Call 810- for 2 children 4 & 8 I duty care for elderly cll THE Better Maids Clean- thenon Restaurant, 547 0333 683-4791 years old In my Grosse __ 313259 - 3273 J STOCK person, part time entele References, de- Ing Company Home, of- Monroe Greektown, De- POinte Park home 3 15- Mu&t be 18 Apply pendabl e 810 684 fice, commercial Call & LITTLE Italy's Pizza needs REAL ESTATE CLASSES troit 7 00, Monday- Friday 203 HEll' WANTED Within Alger Dell & Llq 6707 810 3644034 compare 313 527-7792 phone person, pizza Call our Real Estate ca- 313-822-9048, 313-225- DENTAL/MEDICAL uor, 17320 Mack makers, delivery dnvers. reer hotline for Informa. WANTED- mature woman R N relocating excellent THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS 4618 DENTAL aSSistant, full! Call 810-469-2935, 313- tlon on class schedules, to take mom to Doctor s references DeSires CLEANING SERVICE 207 HEL, WANTED SALES 526-0300 cost, localion and more' apPOintments & errands RESPONSIBLE WOMAN part time Expenence re- room In exchange Non ProfeSSional Bonded and 1-8oo-475-EARN 313-882-0777 to care for our 2 small qUired 313-882-4970 contrlctlng services Insured teams ready to LOOKING for a children In our home Are You Serious About A (305)895 1299 clean your home or Career In Real Estate? -- ~ new career? RECEPTIONIST & TRA VEL AGENT FleXible hours Referen DENTAL Hygienist need- busmess We are serious about your ~~I!3.H!olS."\!3!,l!,~"'~~ Call and see If you qualify MANICURIST ces 313-886-5182 ed In Periodontal prac- WANTED successl ~ SPECIALIZED ~ Carpet Cleaning to eam $50,000 We Needed for a Beautiful Es- tice 1 2 afternoons per Exterior WindOWS RESPONSIBLE, cheery, week Grosse Pomte - Free Pre-licenSing ~ HOME CARE ~ have the systems and tablished Eastside Must have at least 2yrs 55 00 Off With ThiS Ad babySitter wanted Part area (313)882 5600 classes ~ the schooling to make Salon Reliable full lime experience time our home, two Ker- _ SERVICES ~ For First Time Callersl your dreams come true Full time - ExclUSive Success ~ @ by school children FULL time experienced ~ NEED EXTRA ASSISTAW:? !!i Serving the Grosse Pomte Call J P Fountain at Call Tony AVila Mail resume and Systems Programs ~ We are here for you ~ (313)881-1178 Medical Biller, HMO area for 14 years 313-886-5800. 810-415-8888 Information to - Variety Of CommiSSion ~ We prOVide reliable @ Member of BBB Coldwell Banker RECEPTIONIST- full lime box 03010, c/o Grosse background preferred Plans g; ~ 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL JOin The No 1 ;' caring profeSSionals ~ 582-4445 Schw&Jtzer POinte News & Please send resume to TYPing & accountmg ConnectIOn, Coldwell Banker affiliate up to 24 hours a day @ Grosse POinte Farms 22201 Moross, SUite THOROUGH House clean- skills a plus Apply at. 96 Kercheval, ACCOUNTING Firm 1m- 150 DetrOit MI 48236 In the Mldwestl "- RNs/LPNs ~ mediate part time open- ' _ Ing holiday and perma- MANICURIST needed for 20920 Harper, between Grosse POinte Call George Smale at g; - Homemakers ~ nent Insured bonded Ing at St Clair Shores PART time dental assls- salon on the HIli 313- Vernier and 8 Mile, Farms, MI48236 886-4200 g; - Companions Ii! and reliable (313}371- Harper Woods or fax "'--- --J CPA firm for Clencal As- tant St Clair Shores ~ • Live In Services ~ 884-7151 Coldwell Banker Ifi. Sllters @ 6837 resume 313-885-1172 ;;;W;;;;;:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;y;=r slstant Computer expe- area FleXible hours, ex- nence neccessary Flex- penence preferred 810- Schweitzer Real Estate ~ - PTs/OTs ~ MECHANIC wanted. Must SEEKING bright, energetic RESTAURAIIT Ible hou rs, 810-774- 775-3960 "AVON" Representatives l!li Compassionatecare ~ have expenence With person looking for exclt- Waitstaft', 5552 or Fax resume 810 neededl Great earnlngsl " whenYDU need.t themost ~ small engines and vehl- Ing new career No ex- Cook, & Bartender Anenlion Geners are " Call us at ~ Ce(Mf.~I~~1~~~ 774-5560 $100-$12001 month No g; l!o cles Part time, fleXible penence neccessary Apply _IitCllel SIIGoI ~a fun way to say door to door reqUired 1- ~ 313-884-0721 @ ~, .... ,ljBooded Kathy owslu hours (313)885-2248 On The Job training Full Frankhn at Orleans CHURCH Secretary 20 "See thiS ad" 800-423-7112 tl1 Insured/bonded/tested @ Rtf"..... I' WaIT"" , & part time position • EastofRen Cen 2-4.' hours week, fleXible ------~ re,CI~9~pa..~.i.it.~~~~tes ~ I,.. bhmot,. 810-S98-3802 MR, C S DELI avalalble Apply Within $6 75 hour plus travel EXCEPTIONAL Income " ~~ No expenence necessary 22725 Greater Mack Typing, general office Cashiers, cooks, clerks, k II E ~V'o* opportunity Reputable A+ Live-ins Ltd. 'Embllslled Only $2! international cosmetic stock. help Must be at SUite 206 51. Clair DoIII.I ~ s I s xperJence re- Call 313.882.6900 least 16 Starting pay Shores qUired, computer skills firm No expenence nec- 24 hour LI\e In up to $5 50 based on -S-P-A-C-E-a-v-a-II-a-b-Ie-f-o-r-h-a-Ir~::e~ preferred Send resume essary Great for Christ- Personal(are expenence d th I t I Refe~nees to Bethany Christian 204 HELP WANTED DOMESTIC mas Ten openings 810- CleanmgCookmg Laundr\ Apply at Mr C's Dell, resser WI c len e ~ Fax resumeorapphcauon Church (DISCiples of GROSSE POINTE 777-3831 Bondedand Insur€d 18660 Mack, Grosse Paying 55% and 50 Yo to 313 259 3273 Christ). 5901 Cadieux 779-7977 POinte Farms, Mack. at health Insurance Also DetrOit MI 48224 313- EMPLOYMENT GREAT earning potential- E. Warren, 881-7392, available, booth rental --;::======:::: 885-0909 AGENCY fleXible hours seiling lin- ask for John Or 20915 for $145 a week ....J& .. POINTE CARE SERVICES gerie Part time full FUll, Part TIme 0, LIVe-in Mack, Grosse POinte (313)886-3730 ,.... CLERICAL help needed 885-4576 time Family first man Personal Care, Woods, between 8 & 9 ------~. part time for eastSide 60 years reliable service In Companionship agement opportunity Insu'l'"od Bonded Mile 884-3880, ask for STYLING assistant need- Sales RepresentatiYe~ I medical ~lInlc Call need of experienced Call Amy 313 640 8776 101 SITUATIONS WANTED Debbie ed for friendly, clean Cooks, Nannies, Maids, Gro~;,;rp~:~~:~~:~~ent NU RSES AIDES Grosse POinte salon Wanted (810)445-3070 Housekeepers, Garden- NEEDED 30 people to MANAGERS for tempora- 885.6944 CERTIFIED Nurse's Aide With excellent opportum- Th,s IS a roule sale' bus,"e" LEGAL Secretary! Para- ers, Butlers, Couples, lose up to 30lbs by De- ry holiday candle store available for 24 hour ty (313)882-6240 from a mobile 1001 lruck legal for two Grosse Nurse's Aides, Compan In Eastland Mall retail 303 SITUATIONS WANTED cember 30th Natural DAY CAllE care 1-517-851-4293 program Guaranteed Classif'ed Adverllslng servicing aUlD,truck, tractor POinte Woods Probate Ions and Day Workers experience neccessary 308 SITUATIONS WANTE D 810-790-6744 aVlallon, elc repair ,hop, anomeys Word Perfect for pnvate homes Call 1-800-836-8797 ext DAY care In my licensed OffiCE CLEANING TI", IS dn apprenticeship10 phones, filing 313-885- 18514 Mack Avenue 199 home FleXible hours owmngyour own bus,"e" 5500 Grosse POinte Farms 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL Grosse POinte area EMERALD ISLE Cleaning 1-800-622-8665 ------RAPIDLY expanding east- (313)886-6624 Service ProfeSSional ext, 27126 MEDICAL office reception- LIVE IN companIOn for Side agency Looking for c1eanmg people to clean LICENSED FAMILY home 1Stwanted, 32 - 40 hrs elderly woman, Grosse an experrenced health your office bUilding 20 201 HELP WANHD Child Care Small group Iweek, salary and bene- POinte 3 I 3-881-4769 Insurance agent! CSR years expenence Fully BABYSITTER Healthy meals & snacks fits negotiable Call evenmgs 810-816-8080 Please call Mark at Insured (810)778-3101 CHILD care needed for 3 (313)745-7457 days (313)886-7996 full or part time Monday children In my home ---D-o-n-'t-F-o-r-g-e-t.-- thru Friday, 7 a m to 6 SEEKING offices to serv- 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 302 SITUATIONS WANTED p m Cadieux! Mack Ice All Corners Janlton- Mature person, 3 days a Call your ads In Early! CONVALESCENT CARE CONVALESCENT CUE area Call come VISit al 11 years expenence week References re- Classified AdvertiSing 313-884-4675 313-521-1302 qUired 810-294-9147 882-6900 .Personal Care 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MERCHANDISE 202 HElP WANHD ClERICAL 202 HELP WANTED CLERICAL .Hou~e"eeplng GENEIlAL ANTIQUES .Meal Preparallon CHRISTMAS trees trim- ANTIQUE Carousel hors- med banisters & man- es (10) Some restored, WOIDPROCESSING SECRETARIES 1-800-LIVE-INS or 'Every Day Needs tels decorated All mterl- some onglnal Museum per day or Chnstmas decorallng quality Individually • MSW With WindOWS • Word Perfect 5 1/6 0 1-800-548-3467 $110 done by Planters Touch priced, can hold for • Excel • Powerpomt • Pagemaker' Lotus 1,2,3 Nancy, 313-884 2731 Christmas 810-751- TOP PAY FOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS 8078 LADY Will do laundry 5 days week Own trans- ANTIQUE SHOPS of Roy- portation Excellent al Oak Holiday walk \\-;n;;;;U Grosse POinte referen November 29 - 30 De- cas 313-881-9334 cember 1 (30 plus m TEMPORARY SERVICE, INC shops) 305 SITUATIONS WANTED £Li\.SSIFIED Si\LES (313) 372-8507 May your holiday HOUSE ClEANING BOOKS REPRESENTATIVE Equal Opportunity Employ1!r 10 years experience With MIchigan's Largest be rich cleaning houses Used & Rare Bookstore 203 HELP WANTED 203 HELr WANTED WANTED Grosse POinte area ph Open Sundays DENTAL/MEDICAL in the things For Local Newspaper DENTAL/MEDICAL 810-7735857 12 00 P m to 4 00 P m OVER 750 000 that make life "AUNT BEA S Cleaning If you priced & categorized Service Holiday Spe • Have baSIC Computer Skills worthwhile. books for sale MEDICAL ASSISTANTS clals Expenenced & Re John K Kmg Books • Can make Cold Calls to New C!rents (Full-Time) liable Weekly BI- • Give Great Customer Service 901 W Lafayette weekly 3138848762 (exIt Howard from S B Henry Ford Health Sy~tem. one of the ------CLEANING lady available I ,dge ex way) WEWANTVOUt natlon'~ major comprehen'lve health ,y'tcm~, THE GROSSE Tuesday ,'nd Thursday Hest of week (Some experience necessary) has ImmedIate opportumlle~ avaIlable for Rf'aSOnable reliable 9 30 a m to 5 30 P m Plea~ mall your resume10 Medical A~sl~tants to work at our Pler,on POINTE NEWS references 313 885 FURNITURE refinished Chmc, located In Gro~se POinte Farm" 7740 Confidential I Box 08003-bv reoiHrcd stripped any MichIgan & clo Grosse Pointe News & Connection DO you want your home I" of> Of caning Free es- 96 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 To qualify, you mu~t have ~ucce"fully cleaned? Rates begin timates 313 3456258 completed a MedIcal A~~I~tant program and CONNECTION $40 References MarlP 810661 5520 (313)371 1773 ------~- 3-6 month~' expenence In a health care NEWSPAPERS ------HOLIDAY Walk SpeCials $ $ faCIlity, phY~lclan'~ offIce or dlnlc ENERGETIC, honest at Simply Charming An- Expenence In a Specla!ty/Pnmary Care neal dependable Pol sr t quP< ard -Fourth EARN EXTRA CASH cllmc. CardlOlPu Imonary_ Orthopedl". or lady With car v.ould like Slrf'et Book Shop and IY Pedlatnc~ I~ preferred to do your housework Military Artifacts and An Wish You Marta 313371 1958 tlques Royal Oak A DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WlEI We offer competitive ~alane~ and fle'l(lblc ~'lop for her and a shop ENGLISH lady expanding AND benefit~ For ImmedIate con~lderal1on plca~e for him 325 & 327 E bllslness now has NO COLLECTING INVOLVED forward your re~ume In confIdence to A Safe F,")urth openings WePKly bl Henry Ford Health Sy'tem Employment week'y A yE'"s rlE'an,ng Manchester Antique Mall Dlvl~lon, One Ford Place, SUlIC I Alln Eo. And Happy GrossI' Po I tr> hnmE'S AntlqlJr>~& Collectibles .... ------_. -~ ...... ':._'"'e..M...... ~.J1'."....Ir.,..."...... Thursday, November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 400 MER(HANDISE ANTIOUES 401 APPlIANm 407 fIREWOOD 403 fURNITURE 412 MIS(ELLAN£OUS 413 MUSI(Al SOD ANIMAl 602 AUTOMOTIVE ARTlmS INSTRUMENTS ADOPT A PET FORD MINGLES has antiques, KENMORE upright MAHOGANY co Ilecli bIes hand crafts, freezer, 10 cubiC feet, SEASONED CARS under $2001 Vehi- CASH paid for most pia. MICHIGAN ANTI-CRUFL 1994 Mercury, Capri, XR2, new & resale fashions $150 K,tchen.ald bUilt- MIXED INTERIORS cles auctIOned off by nos Prompt pickup TY SOCIETY Will hold convertible Black/ black (Fine Furniture IRS, DEA, FBI nallon- 17330 E Warren 313- In dishwasher, $125 available 810'997- Pet Pictures With Santa leather Intenor Manual, & Antique Shop) Wide Trucks, boats, fur. 343-2828 Samsung compact ml 0032 Claus on Saturday, No loaded Dual air bags HARDWOOD 506 S Washington nlture, computers, and crowave, $50 All m ex vember 30, 11 00 am to 26 000 miles $8000 OLD On ental Rugs Want- FREE DELIVERY Royal Oak, MI more' Call toil free 7 CLARINET, Evette, good 300 pm at Grosse (313)331.4291 cellent condition condition $300 313- ed Any size or (5 blocks North of 696 days I 1 800-396-4247 (313)881-54 70 condition 1 800 443- ZZ8- ext 2747 882-4385 POinte War MemOrial, 1989 Mustang LX, 41,000 7740 FIREWOOD!! Seasoned Draw attention Iv your ad 32 Lakeshore Rd miles $3500 313-882- 403 AUmONS COLLECTOR seiling limit. GUITARS, banJOS and Grosse POinte Farms 7823 hardwood $60 1 cord, WIth one 01 these: PRE Holiday Salell 20% ed edition plates Hum mandolinS, ukes No appointment neces delivered $55 for 21 VI- off all furniture primi- ANTIQUE & Collectible mel Mettloch Borsato, wanted Collector 886. sary- $5 00 per photo- 1994 PROBE SE, loaded SA/ MC accepted 810. 4522 graph, All proceeds to $9200/ best 313-277- tives lamps & select AuctIOn, Sunday, De- 727-4469 Pickard, plus more Also glassware chma & pot- cember 1 @ 1200 Al~. slag glass animal UPRIGHT plano by Hallet, help homeless and 0674 tery Hurryl Sa,e dUring NOON (open @ 10 00) Hoik/oy Pklures Only $21 figures New In original DaVIS & Co 10 years _a_b_U_Sed_a_n_lm_a_l_s__ 1991 T BIRD, 100,000 November only Re- Barker's Auction 7676 FiDleS!Northern Hardiood All others $41 boxes, pflced to sell old $700! best offer PUppy OBEDIENCE plus miles Good condl- member When Antiques BlueBush Road (down- ElCCUTlONALLY fINE Call 313-882'6900 810-772-0730 313-8B6.1682 10 weeks 41/2 months lion AM!FM stereo & Collectibles, 143 West town), Maybee, MI Freeway at 10 Mile DEHUMIDIFIER, $45 ALSO, ADULT power, air $3500 313- St Clair (32 Mlle\ Ro- (N W of Monroe 10.11or Oak • Ash • Hickory USED PIANOS T..lI.e Woodwaro I DOG 08EDiE ...... CE 884.4977 meo Closed Mondays & • Maple • Wild Cherry Electnc typewriter blue, Used Spinets. Consoles N E of Dundee, MI ) Main Street eXit) Fndays 810-752-5499 Furniture, Lamps, I 1 lYear.'qed&~ with case, $45 Huffy Uprights & Grands For Information 1989 Towncar. Very clean Clocks, Glassware, Pot- Open ThanksgIving rowing machine, $90 ABBEY PIANO CO Carolyn House Nice car $3500 C V TOWN HALL Antiques • Det;ery 1rWIecl. 313-885-8579 tery, Toys, dolls, 20 big Weekend 313-884-6855 Auto (810)772.0700 Downtown Romeo IOOrlgMilitJt ROYAL OAK 810.541.6116 Little Books, 15 Pre. Michigan's largest se- 810.264.9725 FIBERGLASS truck cap PIANOS WANTED SOl BIRDS fOR SALE 1989 Tracer 4 door, auto CIOUS Moments, 11 Two baby grand PI8(10S lection of quality anti for 8' bed, excellent con- TOP CASH PAID Ternflcl Very clean (mahogany), 4 poster king dltlon Mu&t sell 313. ques and selected col- Comic Book Nodders, HAND fed Cockatiels all size bed, Hepplewhlte 372-7691 VIOLIN ClaSSIC 191h Cen. $2500 C V Auto lectibles at affordable Rifles & Shot Guns, -F-IR-E-W-O-O-D-,-free--de-h-ve-ry-, types including White- (810)772-0700 Sideboard, With Brass gal. tury Jacobus Stainer prices Spend the day Hummel FigUrines, face, Silver & Fallow, Plates, & 0011, M,sc free stackmg, free start- lery Baker, Kittinger game FURS! Ranch mink $700 model Good condition with us decorating your spltts available 810-776- COUGAR 1988 SPECIAL TERMS CASH or er wood, $601 face cord table, antique armOires, and Raccoon, $250 Durrschmldt Bow home, shopping for your 7483 after 5 pm Edition, extra sharp car CHECK With proper ID (313)882-1069 Venetian mirrors, Beacon- size 8 Good condition $1250 810-772-8105 Loaded $2950 810-268- favonte antique lover, or (313)884-n63 S03 HOUSEHOLD PETS hili mahogany break fronU 3333 enhanCing your favorite Jack Barker, Auctioneer VISCOUNT claSSical dlgl- FOR SAlE _ i313)587-2042 __ china cabinet, and others collection Open 362 GREAT gift at half the tal plano high gloss AKC Yellow lab puppies, 603 AUTOMOTIVE Georgian banquet dining days per year 10- 6 pnce' Sega Game Gear casing and bench, 1 1/2 hips X-rayed, shots NORTHERN room table With Inlay GENERAL MOTORS 810.752-5422 band- car adaptor, carrYing year old, furniture piece $325. $375 810-739- 1994 BUick Century V6- 4 FIREWOOD mg, Chippendale mahoga- case, Game Genie, Size, $2800 810-263- 6489 door, loaded, auto, air, ANTIQUE QUILTS magnifier, 5 games, re- 5024 power locks, Windows ny banquet dining room From Cotton j.M) COMPANY chargable battery, $2oo! BEAUTIFUL Black Stand 41K Excellent condition I Over 80 Quilts lops blocks and ta. best Ideal for home or ard Poodle puppies Needs nothing $8,900 1m.... shoWIng at ble, With role edge opens travel (313)881-9355 Champion bloodline, Central Leasmg & Sales The QuJ1ter's Patch to 154") Will seat 16 HOLfDAY china servIce PUBLIC NOTfCE,: Arch males (313)886-5205 313-885.8300 839- 31384 Harper people, Sideboard and . Shores, MI 48082 servers, several traditional for twelve Completer Steel bUildings 40x30 BENGAL kitlens, domestl- 4462 eves 0)293-1999 40S COMPUTERS dining room tables With set, cream and sugar, was $6,200 Now cated toy leopards 1990 BUICK Reatta Load. J.r-to8 ex- gravy, teapot (313)884- $2,990 40x72 was !snows, $200 plus Abu ed Excellent condition -, COMPUTERS for Christ- tra leaves, sets of ma- 5055 $12,50 now $6900 pure rag dolls 63,000 miles $9,400 mas With Windows, hogany dining room JAMES A. MONNIG 50x118 was $21,500 $450 (810)546-2068 ' 810-656.2535 now $11,990 1-800-745- ...... ,...,,--,.-....,.....r------. Word 6 0, games and chairs, In superb condition =...... BOOKSELLER 2685 CFA Registered Female! 1989 BUick Regal 2 door Chnstmas Show other software Includes Chippendale camel back color mOnitor and key. Used Books Persian cat, 4 years Body dent $950 C. V. sofas and loveseats, and Bought And Sold Cream colored $75! Auto (810)n2.0700 board 386-$200 46- Wyno's other styles, exectUive best offer 313885-6710 J.e. $400 Pentlum-$600 313~84.7323 desks, (4ftx6ft and 3ftx5ft) [email protected] BUYING china, (complete EN 1989 BUICK Century, 69K, Antique & 882-9686 or partial sets) Call Jan GOLD Retnever pups, good condition $3900: Collectible Classifieds MINK coat, white, Fox co!. 810-731-8139, after 6 two males, AKC, 8 810-778-6948 Draw Cl1fen1ion Iv your oJ (810) 777-4876 F II I h weeks old (810)776- Shows willi one 01 "-: work {or you! lar. u engt, never BUYING old furniture, 9401 1984 BUick Century Auto,. 20 r..m ofSn-Piu worn Paid $8,000 Ask- glassware, china, and runs great $500 C V. INov. 30 ~Dee. 1 I n....t To.. Grosse po ... k 409 GARAGE/YARD/ Ing $3900 Weekdays 8- other interesting Items, Auto (810)772-0700 BASEMENT SALE 4'30810-792'1400 John 882-5642 Dearbom CIVICCenter 4uf. 40~ FURNITURE OF LOST: Small black cahco, 1992 Cadillac SeVille 15801 Michigan Ave HoiIdoy Picfvres Only $11 CHRISTMAS Shop Early' M VING sale urnlutre, DEDUCTIBLE Donations Excellent condition, Sa" , Garage Sale Fflday beautiful plants, collectl' of goods & services female cat MorningSide! ble black! light gray (Comer G reenfiek1) All oIhen $2! Dearbom CREAM sofa & 2 matching 291h 10- 2 265 Moran bles, must sell' 11811 sought for Chnst Church Hidden Lane area Re- leather 20,000 miles. Coil 313-882-6900 wing chairs $500 Will ---______Morang, Apt, 315 be- Angel Auction to benefit wardl (313)881-2140 $17500 810.783.6245' split Evenings MOVING Sale. Saturday tween Kelly & Cadieux children's programs "STILL Hoping" A year sat. 10-6 406 ESTATESAlES SUn. 10-4 (810)n1-2567 November 30th 9- 3 Wednesday, November Wonderful prevlously- ago, my cat Hlro dlsap- 1982 Camara Berlinetta; 20503 Alcoy. Queen 27, 9am. 6pm owned collectibles, va- pea red If she has a Auto $950 C V Auto AdmiSSion $3 00 BEAUTIFUL Jacobean ENTERTAINMENT center, size bed! double pillow ------cation hOUSing, theater good home, "m glad, (81O)n2-07oo dining set, Onental styJe lots of storage Good top, baby beds, InfanU NORDIC Track, Walk fit & sporting event tickets, but I'd hke to know what 1988 CAPRICE ClaSSIC The rugs, sleeper sofa, mrs- condllron Holds 27" TV adult clothing Sony 19" pro Like new $395 rare Wines, incredible happened McKlnleyl Clean, low mileage 313- Affordable Show - cellaneous furniture, ra- $140 (810)415-0137 T V Antique dresser! (313)372-2n6 edibles, gift baskets, an. Mack area Black! brown 885-8497 Shop Where the f t hId er Side closet White. Ama' ------tlques, four- star dining and loud 810-543-4545 Dealers Shop ;jf~ralor, was e~ dd , THOMASVILLE 7 pIece na refngerator! lce- mak- PERFECT gift, stroller experiences, presents 313-822-5057 1989 Cavalier, auto, 2 a umlnum a er oak bedroom set, Good er TWin & Queen beds length. mahogany mink, lor diSCriminating chll' door Bnght Red $1600 (313)331-1614. eve- conditiOn. 810-781-2342 slO like new appraised by C V Auto (810)772 Dinette set ak & Rat- , dren, crystal, Silver, ob- - _n_In_g_s______tan dishes, etc. Early Hudson, $6000, asking lets d' art and Similar 0700 ESTATE FAX IT! BmlsWelcome 313-521- $1500 or best Size 10 Items to be offered at 1992 Chrysler Lebaron 1994ChevroletCorslcaV6- FURNITURE 8253 (810)725.5080 The Greens of Chrlst- convertible Black, ex- auto, air, power locks, AT PRECiOUS Moments Fig- mas Wassail Party, De- cellent condition $6195! stereo & more. 44K. Ex- RELICS In H.mtl'lmck 343-5569 unnes, m,sc, pieces Rs- cember 5th Call Ann at bast 313-885-8518 cellent condition, needs J,e, Wyno'. 10027 Joseph Campau tired, Suspended & (313)822-4091, ext .2. 1991 Chrysler Imperial nofhing $7,500 Central PromOtlOlll (313)874-0500 R.member to Include: N~:b~;j~:e7r//~~~~le.~~ Members only from GUITARS, banjos, mando- Must see, loaded, new LeaSing & Sales 313- (810)77~ Open ,,-e, Tun. tnru Sal. Ing manufactuers, Act 1990 & earlier, Green hns and uke8 wanted brakesl belts! battery 885-8300, 839.4462 TraditIonalcessorfes, furniture,antiques ac-& YourYourAdd,....N.me now and you'll never book pnce only 810-n6- Collector. 886-4522. $8,700 313.8S4-9099 eves COllectibles Good quail. Your Phone pay retail again Toll 7483 after 5 p m JAPANESE Samurai 1994 Dodge SPlnt, 4 door, 1991 Chevy Lumina Se. ty 40 1 APPlIAN I lot" , Thursday, November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 60S AUTOMOTIVE 613 AUTOMOTIV E 100 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 A"TS/FLATS/DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOil UNT 7I60FFlef/COMMElICIAL 716 {lFFlCE/COMMElI(lAL 121 VACATION RENTAlS FOREIGN WANTED TO IUY POlNm/HAR~ER WOODS S,CS/MACOMI COUNTY ~OINm/HAR'ElI WOODS FOil IIENT fOil RENT fLOlllDA 1994 Nlssan MaXima Al.l. cars wanted I The MARYLAND . 2 bedroom NICE studiO apartment GROSSE POinte Farms 4 3 ROOM sUite Shore, 01 PRIME plOfesslonal ollice WATERFRONT condo, GXE, white 29,000 good I The bad I The upper new paint and 17385 Kershaw 11 bedroom 4 bath Cola flce Village $475 In miles $12 000 Excel uglyl Top dollar paidI <;pac" lor rf'nt on tlte 1700 square feet boat carpet, washer, dryer, mllel Gratiot area $400 mal Hardwood 1I00rs, cludes utilities and HIli I\pproxlllldtely slip 2 bedroom 2 bath lent conditIOn (810)775 $50 $5 000 Seven and garage $675 per month 313 886 dltached garage many cleaning Harper norlh 3 SOO~quar!"' feet dvall Cape Coral $750 per 7685 days 8104472745 Imonth plus ublitles, non 9300 extras $2500 313881 01 10 810771 7587 "blp J,JI1UdIY1 Will cun month Try before you smoking Available ,>3?3 606 AUTOMOTIVE Al.L JUnk cars-wanted RIVIERA Terrace one 8102965414 Sid'" diViding Contact buy at $128000 941- mpS/4-WHHL Top dollar paid Serving 12/01/96 (313)882 evenmgs M lIrl,J lobdrto 886 bedroom lower level LAKESHORE address 598 ;>;>-14 0001 /(J70 1992 Blazer S10, 4 wheel Grosse POinte, Harper $550 Includes heat wa Gro<;<;e POinte Shores Woods St Clair Shores Colonial North 722 VACATION RENTALS drive sport package MARYLAND near Ker- ter air Next to c,lub Will conSider 6 month SMALL olfl('r> (7x 10) & Detroit s paslslde 313 St Clair Shores 11 11::> OUT OF STATE Black 63k $11 0001 cheval 2 bedroom new house and pool Call Ipase 3 000 sq fl 3 6404781 Mllel Harper 500 sq ft 17901 F Wdrrr'n UP best (313)3312552 kitchen appliances, 8104656300 Culleen bpdroorn ,> 1/; bath dll ESCAPE Snow & Ice In all utilities, 5 UdYlailitor In.)11 S 11 0/ morlttl snow, grass $680 --- - 1I1.llurnpplldnces $2;>00 1ucson Arizona Town- 1993 EXPLORER 614 AUTOMOTIVE ROSEVILLE Chippendale near expressway (31 l)I:l!lS 1 773 VACATION RENTAlS 723 VA(ATION RENTALS NORTHERN MI(HIGAN NORTHERN MI(HIGAN HARBOR Springs, luxury SHANTY Creek Schuss townhouse 3 plus bed- Mountain condo, 2 bed- rooms attached garage, rooms 2 baths Fire- fireplace color cable place ski both resorts TV VCR/ tapes micro- 313-882-7774 wave Near skIIng 810- 9790566 WINTER PARADISE. TWin Lake Cottage near HARBOR SPRINGS- 3 Boyne Ski area Sleeps bedroom condo mi- 6, with kitchen Great lo- nutes to shopping and cation for snowmobiling, skIIng Days/ Tom 313- hunting, skiing Acres of BB6 1000 Evenings state forest & miles of 3138854142 snowmobile trails Call Classifieds Phyllis at 616-587 9740 work for you 724 VACATION RENTALS ' RESORTS HARBOR SPRINGS last ;"'" ...... £ c:J.l~cS:13~jCd' + PUERTO \t.;lIl.Hld- makes this 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 bath Condo availa- Beautiful beachlront ble for the holidays MI- luxury condo 2 bed- nutes from skiing 313 room, 2 bath Ideal 2 535-6105 couples GlOriOUSView, on beach, pool maid PETOSKEY- Boyne Mt service 313-885-3100, area 3- 7 bedrooms Suzie Fully furnished homes with fireplaces Snow- CASEVILLE: private lak.e- mobile from your door Iront homes and cot- step 10 minutes to tages Booking now for Boyne Mountain 1-800- fall weekends 517-874- 754-0222 5181 ,Directory of Servic~s 907 RASEMENT 907 USEMENT 900 AIR (ONDITIONING 911 8RICK/ILO(K WORK WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING 912IUILDING/REMODELING 9121tJIlDING/REMODELING 914 CAR~ENTRY 915 (ARm CLEANING ALL WEATHER HEATING R.L. THOMAS CHAS. F. ANTHONY MINAURO GARAGE Central air Condlbomng CONSTRUCTION INC STRAIGHTENING POINTE CARPET CARE Installed & Serviced STREMERSCH KLEINER JEFFREY Bafhrooms- Kitchens And Rebuilding HOLIDAY CLEANING SPECIAL 313-882-{)747 BASEMENT Bnck, Flagstone Walks BASEMENT Basements- Remodeling Replace Rotten Wood w. WIll _,pol, deocIonae aod WATERPROOFING & Patios slum cIoan. licensed/Insured WATERPROOFING Owner Operated Crack & Cement Repair Porches RebUilt Quality Work -Digging Method LICensed/Insured To Pass City Code 2 RooiS Ii: HALL FOR WALLS. REPAIRED Pre-Cast Steps 21.95 -All New Dram Tile 810-773-4606. Guaranteed 5 ROO S" HALL FOR 903 APPLlAN(E REPAIRS STRAIGHTENED Tuck-POinting REPLACED Call For Free Estimate 60'-95 -light Weight 10A Cement Work CHARMING renovations Licensed Insured Truck Yowlled Equlpmml EASTPOINTE ALLWORK slag stone & backfill Basement Waterproofing We do home Ilcmded Ulllfonnecl_ John PrIce APPLIANCE CENTER Licensed Insured remodeling landscapes GUARANTEED -Spotless Cleanup 882-0746 313 882~5450 No Service Charge 882-1800 and gardens (810)778- LICENSED .Walls Straightened & With Repairs 4776 WINTERS CARPENTRY EXPERT Bnck Repair 916 (ARPET INSTAllATION Courteous Professional 884-7139 Braced or Replaced & REMODELING Tuckpolnflng, chimneys Monarch Renovations Service On All -Foundations Underpinned Mantels, bookshelves, SERVING COll .. UNITY 211YEARS porches, steps SpeCial- Home repairs. GARY'S Carpet Service Malor Appliances baseboard, crown, any -Bnck & Concrete Work IZing In mortar texture/ Code Violations corrected Installation, restretchlng Deal Direct With Owner and all types of custom -20 Years Expenence color matching & Histor- SpeCialiZing In kitchen and Repairs Carpet & pad woodworking n6-1750 IC Restoration The Brick bath remodeling available 810-774- LET OUR -10 Year Transferable Kitchens & Baths, 904 ASPHALT PAVING Doctor Richard Price Glen Draper 7828 GUIDE TO GOOD Guarantee Licensed & Insured REPAIR lIcensed,313-882-3804 313-885-9235 SERVICE. -Dramage Systems CRAIG WINTERS JERRY'S Carpet Installa- Classified Advertllllng 313-8l'l4.1 ?q<; lion & Repair Service Installed Expert Tuckpolntlng 882-6900 Over 25 years experi- Licensed & Insured Bnck Repair Mortar Texture & Some Classifications ence 810-776-3604 BE YOUR A.1 Quality REMODELING. Renova- Color Matching are required by GUIDE TO GOOD tions, Certificate of oc- S & K CARPET- A Full Workmanship Restoration & Estate cupancies Licensed law to be licensed. SeMce Carpet Compa- SERVICE. 810-296-3882 Work. Deep Dlamond.Cut Steven Simom BUilder ny Stressing Quality Clair Shores, MI Tuckpolntlng for strength Check with proper St, 313-343-0321 914 CARPENTRY Shop at Home Call ------& long Ilfel 907 IASEMENT USE Fax your ads 24 hours State Agency to Gene, 885-5730 Will make your bnck RENOVATION WATER~ROOFING 343-5569 CARPENTRY- Porches, verify license. THE CLASSIFIED work look like newl & REMODELING Doors, Decks Finish & 917 (ElliNG/PLASTERING AMERICAN WANT ADS. Porch Reb\JIldlng Highest quality work by Rough Carpentry Re- 911 8RI .. • 1 Thursday, November 28, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection , 917 CEILING/PLASTERING 943 lANDSCAPERS / 930 ElECTRICAlSERVICES 945 HANDYMAN GAIlDENEIlS , ... HAUliNG 954 'AINTlNG/DE 1IIis Weekend Thurs 10-9• Fri 10-9 Sat. 10-9• Sun 12-6 Best Selection r:;----- Best Prices 1$10~OFF Beautiful Skiwear I ~ ~~r::~~ I Coupon Not Vahd On '>ale Perf.ect Anywhere Merchdndl.e VOld After 12 2 96 34 Sets Include SkIS, Bmdmgs & Poles Our Best J.; Choose From MIChigan Finest eollechon of Worm Comfortoble Ski Clothing and -----OFF Outerwear From Bavanan Vdloge Jockels, Shells, SUtts, Sweaters, Panls, Bibs, I$5 to Selection Worm Ups, Fleece Tops Hats And More for Men, Women & Children You know A' you II look great In a Coordinated New Outht From Bavarlon Vdlage I ny Ski o Ever! I Glove or Mitt For Men, New Selected 1997 Coupon Not Vahd On Sale Women & M FF Children Skiwear & Outerwear Styles, ) b :-=~=I;;;;r ELAN For Men. 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Price COI.bl~,~~:Q!!1$5 OFF Any ,I Turtleneck Coupon Not Valid On Sale Merchandise VOIdAfter 12.2-96 $365 ROSSIGNOL V3K BI~d . ... $179 $255 NORDICA GP03 BlklRd.. .. $189 $239 ROSSIGNOL R725 Blue ,$149 $500 OLIN DTSL Super SL .$269 sJi2l$~~~ SKI FREE AI SUfJar.t:Q.af DmbMerchandise VOidAlter 12.2.96 When you buy onl po" of K2 Sk" from Bavanan Village U to a $35 Value' Wmle su lies Ian See store for dew Is $400 ROSSIGNOL VSK SL $200 NORDICA 46 AFX Lady E:$~<1~ $440 SALOMON Evolution Lite ..... 1 .J\J IronSet $315 NORDICA Next 57 Blk. $199 ~.Ie Pnced Under $400 In SlOe),. <;ct, ani) VOid Alter 12.2 96 $625 K2 Four 14.0 Smart Ski $549 h SKI 2 FOR 1 AI~Pine When you bUl any pa" ofOhn SkIS alley (Tom Ba ...anan Village ~,,"~,,,- FItStRighlr> Wlnle supplles las. 50e store for ckWls 1$1lO-OFF 99 $469 ROSSIGNOL 4S VAS SL •. $339 GO LF ~P;~~t~;';s.,o1l99 I] Go~Shoes $515 SALOMON Axendo 8 $429 PRO SELECT Ad'oooo I $425 TECNICA TC3 AVS Gel...... $359 Dynatour $9999 Sale Pnred Over $69 S ETS Plu, Lady3!' S .q--- .'. , "- f , , ....,\. f .... 1. ""'- I- "- ~ \ • .. ~ \ ,l "t ,. Page 2 YourHome Thursday, November 28, 1996 ; Topics galore at woodworking show in Novi The room will ring with the tured in 14 free workshops on a music of woodworkers - the variety of topics: "Scrapers and sounds of routers, planers, table Planes," ''Bandsaw Techniques," saws, drills and other machines. "Carving Faces," "Making Wooden The Metro-Detroit Woodworking 1bys," "Lumber Making," ''Build Show begins its run Dec. 6-8, at an End Table" and "Rocking the Novi Expo Center. The center Horse Carving." is located in Hall A, 43700 Expo Several area woodworking Center Drive, in Novi. clubs will be represented with dis- More than 7,500 of the nearly plays showcasing the wide range 76,000 woodworkers in Metro- of talent in Metro-Detroit. Detroit are expected to attend the The Metro Carvers of Michigan show. They will see and test the will display various types of carv- newest and best hand and power ing, including birds and wildlife, tools, machinery and supplies for caricatures, high and low relief, woodworkers, home builders and ornamental chip carving and do-it-yourselfers. The show will sculpture in the round. have exhibits representing more than 100 different manufacturers. Everything from napkin hold- ''Many of our attendees spend ers to full-size furniture will be more than one day, so they can shown by members of the visit the exhibits several times, Michigan Association of see tools and machinery in opera- Woodturners and the Michigan tion and learn from factory reps," Woodworkers Guild. said show director Irene Devine. ''They can purchase everything Admission to the show is $7 for right there on-site at special show adults, with children 12 years and prices and take it home to use in under free, Tickets will be sold at their shops that evening." the door. Show hours are Friday, Twelve special woodworking noon to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. The Metro-Detroit Woodworking show at the NoY!Expo center seminars will be held on "Router to 6 p.m.; and Sunday, 10 a.m. to wW feature hundreds of products. machinery. demonstration., Techniques," ''Wood Finishes," 5 p.m. workshop •• seminars, a drawing for a new Ford Ranger and dis- "Mastering Your Table Saw," For more information, call (800) counts on a variety of woodworking tools. "Scroll Saw Techniques," "Solid 826-8257. Wood Carcase Construction," "Building Solid Wood Tables," "Jigs & Fixtures" and "Dealing With Woodworking Mistakes." Builders' awards program set to The cost of each 1 1/2 hour sem- inar is $35 and each 2 1/2 hour seminar is $55 when registering honor area business,civic leaders at the show. Advance registration is $25 and $45. You can charge by The annual gala tribute to out- Hyatt Regency Hotel in Distinguished Service Awards phone at (800) 826-8257, 8:30 standing professionals involved Dearborn. The evening begins a.m. - 5 p.m. Pacific Time. in the building industry will be will be given to several area pro- with a reception at 6 p.m. fol- fessionals with special recogni- As an added attraction, two of held on Tuesday, Dec. 3. The lowed by an awards ceremony, tion to BIA's president, Gilbert the featured speakers, Marc Building Industry Association of dinner and entertainment. "Buzz" Silverman, president and Adams and Jerry TerHark, will Southeastern Michigan, BIA, and This year's program will also present 44 free mini-seminar . chief executive officer of The the Apartment Association of include honors for builder, young demonstrations on the show floor. Silverman Companies in Michigan, AAM, will host their builder, remodeler and developer Farmington Hills. EacA-mini-seminar will last 15-30 1996 Leadership Recognition and of the year. Herman Frankel, minutes. Topics will include fin- Awards Night. president of the Herman Frankel Reservations are $75 per per- ishing techniques and a variety of Builders, business executives Organization in West Bloomfield, woodworking techniques. son for the reception, dinner and and civic leaders will be on hand will be inducted into the BrA's Local woodworkers will be fea- program. For reservations and for the award festivities at the ''Hall of Fame." information, call (810) 737-4477. h~ Laura Smigielski I'VE LOST IT! After looking at homc<, for weeks, you have finally found a hou<,e that 1<,perfect' Unfortunately your agent dIscovered that It sold yester- day, Don't lose all hope I Your Realtor may suggest that you make a WINNER OF THE GROSSE POINTE WOODS back-up offer. <;0 that you WIll be nght there and ready If the prospectIve buyers don't go through wIlh the purchase BEAUTIFICATION AWARD The fiN rule of being "!>econd mime" 1<,to remam emotIOnally unattached to that This traditional Colonial has had nearly everything done to it in the past few hou<,eand to keep looking Thmg<, can go wrong WIththe first contract For example. the pro<;pectIve buyer'i may get a termmal ca'iC of "buyers' Jitter," and back out of the years. Two full baths, family room, newer kitchen, Timberline roof, furnace, tramactIOn or their loan application may be declmed They may have a home to "ell and central air, updated kitchen. Early occupancy. All of this and more situated a IzmIted amount of tlmc m ,",hIch to "ell It A\ the contract buyer'i, they have a e.,trong on a large lot adjacent to a cul-de-sac centrally located in the "Woods." legal Intere'il In the hou\e. but If their purcha\c fall ...through. you ha\c a chance to get the hou<;c that )OU Imc--)ou Ju<;tcan't count on It' Laura rC<,ldee.,and work ...Tn Gro<;...e POinte Wood<;a'i a top realtor for Coldwcll Banker R.G.f.dgar 886-60 1a )chwCltler covcnng the Grme.,c POmle.,. SI Clm Shofl'''' and Harper Wood<; For pro- fessional advice on all aspects of buying or sellin~, call her at (313) 886-4200 or 114 Kercheval (313) 201-8070. '-.bassociares . , Thursday, November 28, 1996 YourHome Page 3 The past way of living is interesting indeed Benjamin Franklin once wrote country. ";'.; the perfect tree for your garden. to his daughter, Sarah, saying he Butternuts were one of the real It gives off a mysterious toxin wished the bald eagle was not treats the first settlers found from its roots which poisons our national bird. "The turkey is when they reached the New many other plants in its immedi- a much more respectable bird, England shores. A valuable Garden ate vicinity. As the tree grows it and with that a true original source of protein, they were espe- can kill off even sizable ever- native of America," he said. At cially prized. because they added Shed greens and ornamentals near it. Thanksgiving time, however, it so much delight to the dull win- Pines are particularly susceptible does seem as if Ben got his wish, ter diet. The nuts could be stored to the butternut's mysterious power. Perhaps this is nature's as the turkey is, at least on that for many years, even longer than Ellen Probert Williamson one day, our national bird. dried beans, and therefore were By way of ensuring the survival of It would seem quite fitting that insurance against starvation. this tree in the forest. almost no care or attention. The chemical toxin produced most of the cranberries which are Butternut, sometimes called Cracking the nuts has always by the tree is called. ')uglone" the inevitable accompaniment to the white walnut, or oil nut, is been their greatist problem as which penetrates the soil around Thanksgiving turkey, should fU'St cousin to the black walnut, the shells are very hard. the tree. There is no chemical come from New England, where but is harder. When the trees are Butternut wood is much prized which will neutralize it. If you both Thanksgiving itself, and the young they resemble the black in furniture making. The wood have a butternut tree in your cranberry, originated. walnut, but as they mature they has a beautiful grain and a silky, garden it will almost certainly The berry had existed in a wild become quite distinctive, with glossy finish. It is usually very state along the New England smooth bark. The black walnut expensive, but is lightweight and stand all by itself. shores long before the first set- has rough bark. They are com- very strong. The durability of Cider was the most common tlers arrived there, and was used paratively "quick-crop" trees, as this wood was well known to the beverage in the early colonies. by the Indians in a variety of they will produce a good crop 10 early settlers. They made pro- since apples were plentiful. A ways. But it was the Pilgrims years after they are planted. peller blades for windmills from small cider press was standard household equipment along with who, probably because of the Harvesting butternuts is done it and used it for fenceposts and white blossom which bore a fan- now exactly as it was when the buildings that came in contact iron and brass kettles and cied resemblance to the head and Indians and the early colonists with the ground. Although it was pewter plates. neck of a crane, called it a "cran- did it. Gathered in baskets, they One of the fIrst recipes to come never a very widespread practice, to England from the colonies was berry." are then spread out on a warm some of the settlers tapped the for strawberry wine. Wild straw- Many varieties of nuts were attic floor. When they are com- trees in the same way they staple foods in the diet of early pletely dry they can be stored in berries were so plentiful there. tapped the sugar maples, and One of the earliest settlements New England. One of them, the a cool, dry, squirrel-proof place made a sweet syrup from the butternut, is not very common for later use. was called Strawberry Bank for boiled-down sap. this reason. Wine was also made these days, but may be found Butternuts produce abundant- But the butternut tree has one occasionally in some parts of the ly for many years and require fault which makes it perhaps not See GARDEN SHED, page 4 Belines Best Buys! ~~e 0Pirit HAPPY HOLIDAYS!! ,,~ o~ MOVE IN BEFORE THE NEW YEAR 19924 ANITA - Harper Woods - Grosse Pointe Schools - clean and bright three bedroom ranch; well maintamed; newer updated oak Thanksgiving ... kitchen with eating area and walk-in pantry; gas forced air and central air conditioning new July 1996, natural woodwork; hardwood floors; We would like to thank all of those who have made this a successful finished recreation room plus updated full bath in basement - 1996:- year - our clients, customers, suppliers, friends & families. $97,500. Robert G. Edgar, Broker Carla R.Butterly, GRI, Assoc. Broker 1466 DORTHEN • Grosse Pomte Woods attractive Colonial WIth David Bentley Nina Bijelic bright, spacious rooms; three bedrooms; one and one half baths and a Michelle Gillies Howard Lappin full bath in basement; natural living room fireplace; refinished Robert E. Milligan, GRI Gail A. Moore hardwood floors; one car attached garage; updated gas forced air and Maria A. Paquette Cynthia A. Vogt central air conditioning; east of Mack. $145,000. Pamela Wheeler 715 VERNIER. Grosse Pomte Woods bungalow; three bedrooms. two full baths: living room fireplace; airy sun porch: mimmal yard work: short walk to the lake~ possession at closing. $1) 9,000. I For More Information, Please Contact ... 886-6010~~ [J.'" 114 Kercheval ~.'. The Prudential ~ ~~}.!~~n~~p~~~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Direct line 343.0100 882-0087 http://www.beline.com [email protected] ~ • Page 4 YourHome Thursday. November 28. 1996 GardenShed----- From page 3 Pilgrims and their Indian friends feasted and played games. from the wild grapes which grew Tradition has it this was the in profusion in the woods. introduction of popcorn on the Herbs were important in early American party scene. Popcorn, colonial cooking, as well as for like corn or ewachimneash, their use in medicines and pumpkins and squashes or housekeeping. Sage was then, as Pompions and isquontersquash- Purchase Construction now, popular for turkey stuffing. es, were Indian staples. It was often listed in manuscript 'MANA Equity First-Time HomebUM recipe books as sage tea, a reme- Gardeners take a special note dy for digestive problems and to of this holiday, since bountiful treat colds. harvests are close to their hearts. Affordable Housing Programs We all know that Through the march of months Thanksgiving began in New from the first radish to the stor- Pre-.roved Conventionals England and was a celebration of age of winter squash. there is gratitude by the Pilgrims for much to rejoice in Togardeners, At Flagstar Bank, we have being alive and prospering after there is always another season to the first year of deprivation. The come. This one, always, was the the products and service to get the job done! first Thanksgiving was a party best one yet, but next year lasting several days at which the promises even greater triumphs. Jim ~aros A8ency~Inc. presents l::qa9st~~:r!il!l}k HOMES FOR SALE•.. GROSSE POINTE SHORES 525 Shelden 4 bdrm , 3 5 bath Colomal on a qUIet cul.de-sac In a park. like setting With 3 nfps, large bay wndw and wet bar bUllt'ln den, new roof '96, central air GROSSE POINTE PARK 1330 Three Mile 5 bdrm., 2 5 bath Colomal wi great rm., exercise pool, plus! 652 Middlesex 5 bdrm, 35 bath OPEN SUNDAY, Dec. 1st, 2-4pm. Colomal wi huge dining rm , master sUite wi adJOining nn , servants quarters, pnvate rear patiO, fin rec rm, plus 715 Pemberton 3 bdnn , 2.5 bath Colomal w/2 nfp, fin bsmt, central air, new kitchen, hardwood floors GROSSE POINTE WOODS Kathleen A. Borucki 790 S Renaud 4 bdnn , 2 bath OPEN SUNDAY, Dec. 1st, 2-4 pm. Roman brick ranch wI 2,800 sq ft, den, nat fireplace, 1-810-786-8376 finished bsrnt wi bath, attach garage Shoreham Rd 3+ hdrm 2 bath Cape Cod wI new kitchen wi all bUIlt-inS, fml~hed hsmt wI bath, sprinkler & alarm syst , 2nd flr bonus room can be bedroom, newer roof, attach garage On a qUiet cul-de-sac for $200,000 Grosse Pte Wds 3 bdnn 2 5 bath Located In popular Marter/Vemler area, family nn wi nar fireplace, 2 car garage. pnced at $249,QXl 1041 Blalnnoor 5 bdnn , 2 5 barh OPEN SUNDAY, Dec. 1st, 2-4 pm. Colomal v.1 updated kll . new wmdows, new fumace/centrdl air, hardwood floors, nev. roof. bomb shelter and two car garage 1180 N Renaud 3 bdnn , 2 5 bath OPEN SUNDAY, Dec. 1st, 2-4 pm. Call1omla ranch wi 23 x 16 family room, large lot (92 x 287) HARPER WOODS Kimberly A. Fuhrman Thomas G. Speer 1-313-210-1156 19946 Damman 3 bdnn • 1 bath BTick bungalow In mmt wndltlon wuh new 1-313-376-5609 carpet, updated kitchen, finished basement, loads of closets, Immediate occupancy Jim 6~i\8~)T~lnc. 17108 Mack at Cadieux • Grosse Pointe. MI 48224 • (313) 886.9030 Renew your EASTERN KITCHEN or IMPROVEMENTS INC BATHROOM Today! • Cement • POinting Chet Allen [J iY '~ John E. Nelson • Gutters • Carpentry u~Jt 1-810-890-5530 1-810-401-4691 • Remodehng • Roofing • Code VIolations • Plumbing 19251 Mack Ave (Pointe Plaza) FREEESTIMATES fi!l -L~~ Gross~•. ~ Poln· te \.VI",00d 5, MI 48236 LICENSED' INSURED (Sa) 572-2114 Thursday, November 28, 1996 YourHome Page 5 Plexiglas: Insulation and a clear view C.L. asks, "What has more windows is do I use glass or insulation value, glass or Plexiglas? Japanese woodblock prints Plexiglas storm windows? And is have been collected for many Plexiglas is lighter, safer, and there a preference between the in large units, cheaper. At 32 by years. The old, rare prints are two?" very expensive. In the early 48 inches, Plexiglas costs less per 1980s, a few collectors began According to my sources at foot than glass. The main short- noticing more modern prints that Circle Glass Co. and charts of "r- coming of Plexiglas is that it can also were woodblocks made in value" of glass and Plexiglas, it is be scratched. Stored improperly Japan. clear that Plexiglas has much Ask Mr. Hardware or washed with a harsh cleaner Paul Jacoulet, 1902-1960, was more insulative value than glass. B Blair Gilbelt will leave the surface with fme a French boy who lived with his If one piece of glass or Plexiglas scratches that over the years will was all we had between us and saving heating costs, but they make vision fuzzy. family in'Ibkyo. He was given the aren't very reusable year after usual Japanese education and the weather, Plexiglas would be So if the view and clarity are the better choice. However the year. learned to speak, read and write However, there is a self-adhe- important, glass is my first Japanese. He was taught insulation value of a storm win- choice; it is easier to clean and dow comes from the air space cre- sive track that can be installed to Japanese brushwork and the wall, for a cost of about 90 much harder to scratch. If the Western-style oil and pastel ated between the storm and the view isn't important, with a little prime house window. This three- cents a foot, that allows you to painting. install the plastic year after year. care, mild soap and water, Jacoulet collected and copied to-four-inch air space is what Plexiglas will give you years of saves us from drafts and saves us I used this system for a very the early Japanese woodblocks. large window in my last home. use. After working as an interpreter gas bills, not the material that creates it. Even though it had a storm win- If you can't find the time to do and a buyer, he began to paint. dow, it was very cold to sit near. it right, when will you fmd the He was soon making his own Now that I said that you may Then after I installed the plastic time to do it over? woodblock prints. realize why those 3M plastic mm, I created a triple storm win- Send questions to: Ask Mr. The traditional Japanese print sheets over storm windows work dow arrangement and improved hardware, Gilbert's Pro was made from about eight so well. It's not the material, it's the comfort level 100 percent. Hardware, 21920 Harper, St. blocks. J acoulet often used more the air space it creates. They are One last question on real storm than 100. During World War II, the most ''bang for the buck" for Clair Shores, MI 48080. he moved from Tokyo to the mountain town of Karuizawa, where he died in 1960. His distinctive prints sold for $300 to $3,000 in 1981. 'lbday it is difficult to fmd a print for less than $5,000. • Q. What is Franciscanware Starburst? rve seen ads from •• people who want to buy it. A. Franciscan Ceramics of Los Angeles started in 1924 and since 1979 has been part of the English Outstanding.architectural~esign and awa~d-winninglandscape combine Wedgwood Group. It made the to make thIS Grosse POinte Shores reSidence a most enticing new Starburst dinnerware pattern in offering. This elegant home features an impressive gourmet kitchen a 1954. fabulous family room, multiplebaths and an attached three car garage. You'lllovethe locationdose to the lake on a tree-lined street. Dinnerware from the 1950s is HISTORICAL Charm. becoming quite popular, and 31450 North River, SINE REALTYCOMPANY 884-7000 modern designs such as Hamson Twp. Starburst sell well. Starburst Gorgeous Centennial pitchers sell for $40, and canis- Home built In 1900. ters for $55. Dinner plates and ApprOXimately1,900 bowls are in the $15 to $20 range. square feet. Taxes. Under the authonty In Inlemal Revenue Code sectIOn 6331, the $750. Included12 x 30 property descnbed below ha~ been seized for nonpayment of • Internal revenue taxe~ due from Q. The words "E Ingraham Co., boatwell on The AlVina Smllh ClintonRiver.Offered The property wll1 be <;oldat public auction as proVided hy Internal Bristol, Ct., USA." are on the at $139,900. 810-468- Revenue Code section 6335 and related regulations works of my clock. Howald is it? December 1996, 10 00 am 3351 McNamara BUilding. 477 Michigan Ave .• DetrOit, Michigan 48226. A. Elias Ingraham was one of Rm.895 this country's outstanding clock Only the nght. !ttle and Intere~t of AlVina Sm,th In and to the case designers. He worked for property Will be offered for ,ale If reque~ted. the Internal Revenue Service WIll furnl~h Informal Ion about po~~lble encumhrance ... many companies, including the whIch may he u'iCful In determlnmg the value of the Interc~t being E. Ingraham Co., which made ~old Lot #149. Lake ..hore Grme ,ub #\ hcmg pan of pnvatc claim 184. clocks in the 1880s. Ingraham elly of Gro~'ie Pomte Wood~ Wayne County Michigan as recorded died in 1885. In Llher 85 Page 48 of Plal~ Wayne County Rl'Cord~ commonly • known a~ 21158 Van K Dr Gro ..'iC Pomte Wood". MI 48236 MINI-ESTATE. State Value $150.000 00 Q. The plaque on the bottom of Wmdmlll POInte Amount of Fncumbrance S214.000 my dining-room chair says MIOImum BId S I0,000 00 Drive. Large brick Property may he I""pected at 21158 Van K Dr, Gro ....c Pomte "Kittinger." How old is it? colonIal With WOO(h, MI 48216. oul~ldc only at the cum COrinthian pillars, Deferred payment as folloW'> 2W down at the lime of acceptance of the Highest BId and halance of payment due WIthin '0 day .. of A. The Kittinger furniture updated kitchen, the date of..a\c company began making repro- cathedral ceiling m Form or Payment: All payment' mu..t he by ea,h, certlfed check. duction furniture in Buffalo largefamilyroom 4 ,a ..hler'~ or trea,urer', check or by a UOIted Stale .. JXl'tdl, hank. expre ..... or telegraph money order Make check or money order around the turn of the century. It bedrooms, 6 car payahle to the Internal Revenue Service was one of many companies that heated garage By added hand-carved details to owner 313-821- machine-made furniture. 3424 +t:r= Kittinger is still in business. ~e6 YourHome Thursday, November 28, 1996 •••••••••••••• EAL ESTATE I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES VI. DETROIT Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No listings Available 5343 Hereford 4/1.5 St. John area 3 car garage. Park like lot. Stieber Realty Co. $64,900 810-7754900 II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone VII. HARPER WOODS Address BedroomlBath Description Price Phone 1343 Fairholme 3/2.5 Beautification Awardl Newer kitchen & decoratmg Early 20605 Roscommon 3/1 Stunnmg bungalow ____ o.c__c_tpan~!: R.C. Edgar.& Assoc. Call 313.886-6010 with family room. Stieber Realty Co. Calf 810-775-4900 19954 Clairview Court 4/1.5 Sharp bungalow Must see $185,000 313.884.5980 ------19686 Damman 4/2 Brick bungalow. Move- In 1773 Prestwick 3/1 Must see' Move- in condition $148,000 313.881-6255 condition. Champion & Raer. $112,900 313-884-5700 ------1937 Stanhope 4/2 OPEN Sunday 2-4. Charming 20874 Parkcrest 2/1 Open Sunday 1-4 Must seel $98,500 313-882-8988 bungalow Family room plus de!, Higbie Maxon, Inc. $156,900 313-886-3400 603 Fairford 3/2 Open Sunday 2- 4. Terrific VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES ranch wIth family room Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Higbie Maxon, Inc. $259,900. 313-886-3400 20605 Yale 3/2 Sprawling Ranch on large lot. Stieber Realty Co. Call 810-775-4900 III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone OTHER AREAS No listi~~vai~ble Address BedroomIBath Description Price Phone No listings Av~ilable _ _ _ IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone NORTHERN MICHIGAN 513. 515 St. Clair & 4/2.2 Beautifully bUllt maintained Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone duplex. 1,350 square feet, each unit Fireplaces. private entrances No listings available ______~.C. Edgar & Associat~: _ CALL 313-886-6010 ~~~_ashington 3/2.5 see classified 800 $235,000 313.885.7616 16850 SI. Paul 4/3.1 Open Friday 11/29. 12- 2 p.m. & Sunday 12/1 2- 4 p.m. GraCIous condo Totally renovated Stop by & see the extensive updates or C L B ______for~ Irst Tappan & Assoc~at~__~47200 313-884-6200 17680 E Jefferson 4/3.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Wonderful Colswold EnglIsh Tudor Higbie Max~~ Inc. $725,000 313-886-3400 V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1001 Whittier 4/2.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Great Executive style colomal Higbie Maxo~_lnc:-__ _ $309,900 313-886-3400 Tire Stltf{ of VourHome MaiJazine VI. DETROIT wishes e"erlJone A HapplJ ThanksiJi"iniJ! Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 5129 Neff 2/1 Sharp ranch, move In condition Stie~~r Realty Cc~. $39,900 _!!1O~77~-490~ GROSSE POIt.nP eLM. 1'1' C '"lVRES Villi ST. ClAIR SHORES III GROSSE POINTE WOODS YourHome Page 7 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 800 HOUSESFOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY HOMES for pennies on the ST. CLAIR SHORES NAPLES on the Gulf Con- 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of State Property $1 J Thousands of gov- Three bedroom brick Colo- tact Judy Rinaldi, CRS, nial With full basement S96HAWTHQRNE 801 Commercial BUlldmgs 816 Real Estate Exchange ernment foreclosed and Beautiful brick ranch. GRI, CSP, Broker 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted repossessed properrtes on a 310' lot. $92,500. East of Morningside. A Salesperson (MIchigan 818 Sale or lease being liquidated this Realtor for over 20 803 CondoslAptslFlats ST. CLAIR SHORES must see. 819 Cemetery Lots month! For lists in your years) for a free maga- 804 Country Homes LakeView Schools com- Reduced $229.900. 820 Business Opportunities area Call Toll Free 7 zine of fine golf course, 805 Farms pletely updated 3 bed- days! 1-800-396-4247, waterlront or country es- 806 Florida Property room ranch. FeatUring Monday Noon deadline ext. 1721 22900GAUKLER tates priced from under 807 Investment Property vaulted ceilings, natural (subject to change dunng holidays) St Clair Shores. 3 bedroom. $100,000 to over 4 mil- 808 Lake/River Homes fireplace, 2 full baths & 2 brick ranch, hardwood lion. 1-800-767-1552, KERBY & BROWNELL 1/2 car attached garage. 809 Lake/River Lots CASH RATE' 12 words $9.08 floors, finished basement. ext. 194. After hou rs 1- students will love the short $99,900. 810 lake/River Resorts Each additional word 65~ $89,900. 941-514-2875. Coldwell walk from thiS traditional 811 Lots For Sale Banke~ McFadden center entrance Lee Real Estate & 812 MortgageslLand Sprowls. Independently Colonial. ThiS five bed- Ask for Harvey 22462 STATLER Contracts owned & operated. room home has an out- 810- n1-3954 Awesome canal home. Real Estate Resource ads, 813 Northern Michigan standing new family Completely updated. 3 $9.25 per Ime bedroom brick colonial. 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES Homes room, a spacious new ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- Call (313) 882-6900 Family room & much 814 Northern MichIgan Lots kitchen, and two stair- room, 1 bath framed ON Lake Huron, 4 miles Fax (313) 343-5569 more! Extra lot avail- ranch. Lot 50X228. Mar- south of Lexington, year cases for easy access to able. $249,900. the wonderlul new tin/ Harper. $74,900. around cottage. 3 bed- rooms. You'll appreciate 810-294-9125. rooms, central heaV air, 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE updated, large fenced the attached garage and ST. Clair Shores- 3 bed- 2O(lI5 WEDGEWOOD 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Family lot. furnished, many ex- 1375 YORKSHIRE GOVERNMENT fore- enclosed side yard. For room, basement, attach- details, call: room. Brick ranch over tras. $95,000. 313-885- GROSSE POINTE PARK closed homes from pen- ed garage, completely SINE REALTY 1850 sq. ft. Much more. 9139 No brokers. All brick 4 bedroom center nies on $1.00. Delin- updated. $101,000. 884-7000 $229,cro. entrance Colonial, up- quent tax, repo's, (810)727-9394. 815 OUT OF STATE REO's Your area Toll PROPERTY dated formal dining THREE bedroom bunga- Free 1-800-218-9000, 22902 MARTER room, fireplace In living low. AnIta, Grosse VACATION FOREVER ext. H-5803 for current MOVE-IN 2 bedroom condo. Many room, full basement, 2 Pointe Woods. Newer 2 Not Just 2 weeks/year! To- listings. CONDITION updates. Owner wants day's modems & faxes car garage, plus shed. car garage. Living room, REDUCED. $189,900. offer now. Land contract allow you year round liv- Grosse Pointe Woods Updated kitchen, finish- family room off large available $57,900. LEE SUBURBAN ed basement with bar, kitchen. Bl- Jevel deck. ing on thiS 70 acres of 810- n1-3800 Four bedroom aluminum that ads 700 sq. ft. of Seml- finished base- COLORADO horse- Sided Colonral featUring extra liVing. Refinished ment. Call 313-886- LUCIDO & ASSOC. men's property. 826 Washington. Charm- l1x19 kitchen, 1 1/2 car hardwood floors, new 3064 Creeks/pondslborders ing English cottage. 3 garage. $89,900. deck, new central air, REALTORS BlM. Towering pines bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. a/arm system, great Updated worker- bee cot- power/phone & more! LEE SUBURBAN 313.882.1010 Refinished hardwood neighborhood. tage. Ca 1912 Fenced Value @$147,500. 810-n1-38oo floors, new cedar shake 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath. double lot, red pme Irene. 719-783-9292 GROSSE POinte Woods; roof. Large deck off sun- 1200 sq. ft. floors, Granite counter Land Propertjes, Inc. updated 4 bedroom Col- room, overlooking beau- All for only $148,000 tops m kitchen. Awaits 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS onial, 2 1/2 bath, base- 819 CEMETERYLOTS tifUlly landscaped yard. Open House, your personal touches. ment, attached garage. $235,500. (313)885- Sunday, 1pm- 4pm $110,000. 1139 Lake- FIRST OFFERING Call John, Century 21 7616 1n3 Prestwick, pOinte: The Park 313- FOR SALE t ASSOCiates, 810- 778- APPEALING bungalow, Grosse Pointe Woods 824-2222, message. OR EXCHANGE ST. JOHN CEMETERY 8100 Apartment complex nestled in qUiet court. !iRI Fraser- property for 2 Must see to appreciate. HARPER WOODS 313-881-6255 package, three Sites, plus stone SpacIous 1800 sq. ft. Sharp, 3 bedroom brick. 49 Belle Meade 313 modem units, strong $850 or offer. Make a dormItory for Fresh decor, family occupancy, excellent 810-939-9473 room, new kitchen WIth NEW ON MARKE fI! Grosse Pointe Shores phySical condition, kids on second floor. WOODLAWN Cemetery, appliances, central air, OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 4 4 bedroom GeorgJan beautiful settings, 19954 E. Clalrvlew Ct, 12 grave section. 38 en- large 2 1/2 car garage 2 bedroom Ranch m deSir- Colonial Buy 0Cfu-e fXIce Flint Township, Grosse POinte Woods. tire plot $9,000 810- Price reduced I able Harper Woods JUrrp:i In /97. LIInry, 4 lull Owasso & Bay City. $185,000. 313-884- 772-8105 DETROIT neIghborhood. New win- baths, fimshed basement., Senous Inqumes 5980 820 BUSINESS St. John area. SpaCIOUS, dows, fireplace, updated pIDdlke 00d You rHome Thursday, November 28, 1996 COME HOME TO THE BEST! THREE FIRST OFFERINGS Labelle Ham ton Fleetwood I I t ,I f• 82 Kercheval "0n-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms Page 2 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 Candle decorating ideas can make your party shine oe~ holidav decoratll1g and Garden maga Here are entertammg make \OU feel 1II-.e • For a nch, opulent look, leave a wood £me For the some table- vou're burmng the candle from table bare or use a runner. OtherWise, get D tlllrd \ear 111 a both end~l setting deco- out your best white tablecloth. Combme [(m, department ratmg Ideas FlIckenng candle~ an: one of the qllld.- stores and mail festive red or green candles dappled With est and ea~lest \\ avs of creatll1g II1stant for mak1l1g gold, glossy evergreens, and a glittlr of order catalogs atmosphere "The\' are the lI1e\penSl\ e, your hohday ornaments are promotmg party shme replaceable equl\alent to tJ~blon acce~- candles and can • Fill a SIlver Revere bowl With small Before get- sones - and the finishing touch to .111\ dle Bird Feeders Bird Baths Bird Houses Home Accessories Wind Chimes Teacher Gifts Hostess Gifts Stained Glass Jewel Ornaments 20485 Mack Avenue \Vf, BRI~(J PI OPL f. HOURS 21714 HARPER AVENUE, 51 CLAIR SHORES 4 Blocks South of Vemie ... \ \]) ... f8101771-6770 • FAX (8101771-3207 M,T,W,F Grosse Pointe Woods ~ \JLRL TO(,j !IiI H 10:00 ..6:00 VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT: HTTP://WWWWHISTlE-STOP.COM Free Th. 10:00 ..8:00 313-881-1410 Parking In Rear Sat. 9:30 ..5:00 ----~ - ~------~ ------~------Sun. 11:00 ..3:00 T Thursday, November 28, 1996 • Holiday Shopper's Showcase. Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 3 Homemade hampers pamper any chef - / avea cook on your hst this season> Fashlonablc kItchens call for an assortmcnt of olive ods to complement a vanety of dIshes. A fabulously presented olive-Oil bas- Hket IS simply put together with the help of a fresh loaf of crusty bread, perhaps a set of small plastic pepper and salt grmdcrs, and J wardrobe of four very different ohve oils Cooks this season arc sourclOg thclr olive Oils from the country where the greatest flavor and variety Jre found - Spalll Add your favonte homemade ohve-oll vlllaigrettc reupes To find the best source for olive oils from Spalll 10 your neighborhood, as well as deliCIOUS reCipes for inspiration, wmc to Ohve Oils - My Neighborhood, Foods From Spam, 405 Lexington Ave, 44th Floor, New York, NY 10174-0331, fax. (212) 924-2306, E-mail MacComm@aol com. WRIGHTS Gift and Lamp Shop Complete Lamp And Shade Service • Lamp Shade Replacements - Silk and Parchment • Custom Made Shades • Lamps Repaired, Rewired and Remodeled • Mini Lamp Specialists - Collectibles, Plates & FigUrines LARGE SELECTION OF HUMMELS BING AND GRONDAHl AGURINES & PLATE ResearCh Shows that less than 1110 Of 1% Of readers Will respond to this ad Lucky you. i 5 PC. DRUM sm $376 , COMPLETE WITH CYMBAlS 12 Nell Model SUZI~ ~ ElKTRfC GUITAR OUTFITS $199" ~ KEY BOARDS & DIGITAl. PIANOS i A(Oumc corrAlS $6311 i Meed Below ... et ~ All stzes . DeceIt QUIlty 'S' GIFT ITEMS & STOCIING STUFFERS rnrr~QIIIIJfi tit'" c'tu,_ S'udiOJ 21103 Gratiot • Eastpointe • (810) 775-7758 ~ Page 4 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 Calendars made with your own photos are Unique Educational Gifts for Christmas. an idealgift We have great games such as Mancala, anypeople agrce that the Ideal People have even sent in their ongll1al Kid-Cala Take Off, games by Aristoplay and holiday gift IS one that IS both drawll1gs and other flat artwork to repro. uscti.1Iand per~onal One of the Ravenburger. We also carry Playmobile. M duce 111 calendars, mousepads, shirts and best 'iolutlom to thiS endless search IS a puzzles Large selection of exciting science kits, personalized calendar featurmg 12 of For months featunng a sll1gle picture, arts and craft kits; rubber stamp sets, your own photographs honzontal photos and artwork work Many nClghborhood pnnt shops with scrapbooks, make a plate, make a story best, but tall photos can be enlarged and the new computeflzed color photo- cropped to work. Smce copies arc made, and make a masterpiece. wplers can make them fiJr you. These all photos are returned unharmed The Hard to find globes, Mickey Mouse globes new copiers are so technologically 12-month calendars ean start with an) and microscopes. Variety of computers, Talking Globe, Award winning Ceo Safari, Phonics, Desk, Letters and Numbers Desk, to name a few. Plus, "hands-on-toys" - wooden puzzles, gears go round, Inter Star links. Our book room is also filled with interesting books and tapes...... - ..- ...... ,..- -' Come & See Us At 24731 Harper Avenue • St CICIrShores KNOWLEDGE NOOK (810)m-3535 • Fax# 18101 m.2911 Surprise someone this holiday seaS01Jwith a u1Jiquegift that is both useful and perso1Jal - a personalized color calendar featuri1Jg 12 of your own pbotographs. The calmdar above features photosfrom a special trip. Most print shopsca1Jcreate these calendars for about $25, using advanced photocopyi1Jgmachines. To order a calendar orget more infor- mation, contact Dundee Printing, 112 Park Place, Dundee MI48131, or call 1-800-9- COLORS (1-800-926-5677). ~~J- TOO! 85 Kercheval Ave, advanced from the earher ones, and the 97 Kercheval Ave. month you specIfY c 1 Block south of Cottage Hospital) (Up the street from our gift store) resolution so good, that you Will be New thiS year from Dundee Printing am;ized at the high quahty - and low Grosse Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe Farms are calendars featunng one lamlllated pnce - for such a ul1lque gift Item Most photo and 12 tear-off calendar sheets for 884-4422 886-4341 personalized calendars arc available fc)r about $25 each people who want to use JliSt one PlctU re or don't have time to find more. YOIl can LARGE SELECTION OF "We can make lalendars 111 Illultlples GOLp KEY DEALER ask your local pnnt 'ihop If they can make Many of our customer'i dC'ilgn .1 slllgle SANTAS, WREATHS, THROWS, FOR DEPT. 56 tillS t"pe of calendar f()r yOU The cost for HERITAGE VILLAGE COLLECTION calendar and then ~end lople, to every NUTCRACKERS & ORNAMENTS thl'i calendar IS usually between $10 and one on their family glft-glvmg II'it, " says $15 • Snow Village Sean M<..Clellan of Dundee Pnntmg "We al'io can put your photograph on a • Snow Babies For 1997, Dundee Pnntll1g IS tindlllg computer mousepad," adds McClellan, • All Through the House these calendars also tickle grandparent'i, who says that these mOIl'iepads are very • Disney Village Collection who 10\ e 'ieemg their favonte young'it':rs popular and e'ipeclally useful gift Items, FREE on every page, and arc \\onderful due to the Increased number of comput- personalization of - We Carry- memento<; for 'id100f or fal1llh reUllIons er'i routll1e1y ll'ied at work and at home • Vera Bradley Purses and eyen group fund rJI'iers ornaments purchased at Another unique Item IS a Jlg'iaw puule & Accessories In addition to .1calendar month fcatur fcaturlllg your photograph These arc flJll Something Special IIlg a slIlgle large photo, yoU .11'io<..anU'ie • Windsocks to 'end una'i'ielllhlcd to frlend'i and rcla- 'ieveral photo<; and even create photo • Address Plaques tl\ e'i, who arl' ll.lpplly 'iurpmed when • Mary Engelbreit Boutique montages ror family lalcndaf'i, for they pm them together ONLY DecORATIVE RU88ER STAMP STORE example, you might feature gr.l11dma and • See Our Bear Den "Itelll'i made \\ Ith your own pho- grandpa on one molll h .1Ild lOU'iIllS on ON THE EAsT SIDE togr.1ph'i 1n'it.1I11Iy hecome tre.1'iured another More Itiea'i are avallahle hy call keep'iaJ...e'i," 'ia}''i McClellan Ing I ROO 9 COLORS, Jl1d Duntke To order an Item from Dundee Prlntmg c.m amwer your qUC'illOn'i Pnl1tll1g, r(que'it a brodlllre or II1qlllre 'I he t()n" .11 Dundec Pnntlllg III ahoul quantity pn<..e'i, (onta<..t Dundl'e Dundee, Mlch , are expert .. III the field Pnnllllg, 112 Park Pl.lce, Dundee, MI and (.Tcate high quality calendar, .:Ind 48 Ul ('..11 1 8009 COLORS, or VI'i1t other per'ionalll'ed glfh for people all the lOmpany''i Web 'ine at over the country http / /W\VW co]orproduLt, Will Thursday, November 28, 1996. Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page t ------~. ... - HOOYERqp TurboPOWER~5000 Canister Vacuum Cleaner with K ..' r- Power Nozzle II ORECK XL 8 LB. {...... :.,i.--'11.0 I. 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BLUEBERRY TART WITH Bring in your Super 8, or 16 mm movie film MOGEN DAVID BLACKBERRY and we'll transfer the first 50 ft to video tape FREE! GLAZE Bring in your 35 mm color slides and we'll Makes 1 (9-mch) tart transfer the first 25 slides FREE! 314 cup Mogen David Blackberry All you pay for is the video tape. Stop in for details. Wme cool completely on a rack. 1 sheet refrigerator pIe dough (half In a small bowl, mix 2 tablespoons of of a 15 -ounce package) the Mogen David Blackberry Wine, the 2 tablespoons cornstarch cornstarch and lemon Juice, and stir until ~SJ?eediPhoto 2 teaspoons lemon JUICe the cornstarch IS thoroughly dIssolved. 4 cups fresh or thawed and dramed MeanwhIle, place 1 cup of the blueber- Framt, Portrait & Gift Center frozen blueberries ries and the remaming wme m a medium 112 cup sugar saucepan over medium heat Bnng to a 20229 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe Woods 1 tablespoon butter bOIl. Cook until the berries begm to pop, PlOch of salt about 3 mmutes. Add the cornstarch 881.7330 LIghtly S\\eetened whIpped cream ml\ture, along with the sugar, butter and salt Cook and stIr until the mIxture IS Mon. - Fri. 9 am - 7 pm Sat 9 am - 6 pm Preheat O\en to 450 F Use pIC dough thIck and glossy, about two mmutes. OPEN SUNDAY'S STARTING Nov. 24 THRU CHRISTMAS 12:00-5.00 P.M. to hne a 9-mch tart pan WIth removable RemO\ e from heat bottom PrIck bottom of the tart shell Fold the remamlng bernes into the WIth the tines of a fork Freeze the tart coo!..ed berry ml\ture, and pour IOta the shell for 30 mmutes; then, bake rex baked tart shell Refngerate until chIlled about 12 mlOutes or until the shell IS Just before servmg, dollop the tart with CrISp and golden brown RemO\ e and whipped cream. Gifts that unleash artlsttc• •• tmagtnattOn• • .' , .. J ')• ,'*I' 1 I r \ 10 .. .lUM80 ~10 aROADUNE' 'flNE UNf. .,ulKERS MAltkl1ls ~, ( ~ '. . ..., , . pat SCO~jewelers el her you're a babv boomer or Generation Xer V()ll pi )L. L.I k ' ( 1'.1" Y now someone \\ ho IIke~ to mJke holiday decoratlom and card~ In'plre th h' h ' , em t IS year wit \VDn,\1ark 'i Mr Doodler marker~, the fun marker~ that have unleashed the artIstIC 19495 Mad< • Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236. 313-661-5882 Imagmatloll of millions of Amencam for almost three dccadc~ Mr D adl' c: HOLIDAY HOURS: 0 er s sale, water- co Ior, nontoxll 10k'i come 10 a varIetv of bnlhanr colors and laot a Ion t R I ti Monday thru Friday 10:00 am to 9:00 pm • Saturday 10:00 am to 6:00 pm c: • I' , g Ime etal mg or $3 49 ,or hlle me and $3 79 for broad IlI1e the markers arc a,'allabl at d Open Sunday December 15 & 22,10:00 am to '):00 pm . ' e many rugstores An Aulhonzed TAG Heuer dealer and ma'i'i nH:rchandl~er'i For more mformatlon, call 1 800 645 9118, Ext 130 Thursday, November 28, 1996 • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 7 A gift from the heart can show others the true meaning of the Christmas season The handmade gift IS always eagerly may seem difficult, people can use sim- show people how much they are loved xchanging Christmas gifts has received, and It doesn't have to be a com- ple patterns that are easy to create The givers can say exactly what they become a highlight of the hoh- phcated project. Bakmg cookies and Even If the gift Isn't homemade, the want to say In their own words Whether days From making out a wish hst E 10 wrappmg paper and card can be using crayons and markers, pictures cut packtng them a hohday tm or makmg to shopping for the perfect gift for that preserves and puttmg them 10 a decora- Nothmg Will bnng a smile to someone's out from magaz1I1es, or handmade special someone, there is a feehng of tive pr IS a wonderful gift that bnngs the face faster than recel\'mg a gift wrapped bows, they can add a sense of warmth to anticipation throughout the season flavors of Chnstmas to hfe with a personal touch One way to be their holiday greetings Buymg gifts IS a fine way for people to creat!\ e IS to wrap a gift 111 a gift For show others how much they care, the For those who aren't talented in the example, If gwing presents for the The true spmt of the season IS happi- time and thought put into the selection kitchen, there are many other gifts to kItchen, people can wrap them m fabnc ness and good\\ 111- shanng a sense of expresses love and apprecIatIon. make A hand-knit sweater or scarf IS napkms or decorative place mats. They love With others GI\ 109 a gift from the However, glvmg a present that they heart thiS ChrIStmas \vlli bnng a speCial always well-received, as IS a needlepOint also can decorate plain sheets of paper made themselves can be even more pillow, an embrOidered wall hangmg or a In their own way. sense of JOy to those recelvmg the pre- meanmgful. handmade sachet While these projects A personahzed card IS the best way to sents and to those gmng them. ~ ROLEX Oyster Perpetual Day-Date and Oyster Perpetual Lady Datejust Only at your OffiCial Rolex Jeweler WaLent£' JEWELERS Since 1934 16849 KERCHEVAL• GROSSEPOINTE • 881-4800 Mon.-Fri., 9:30-9:00 • Sat. 9:30-6:00 • Sun. 12-5:00 HARVEYS Compleat Traveler 17045 Kercheval Grosse Pointe 313-881-0200 EURO.STYLE R1.ld" ~ [,111rl+~1e ~r 1InLIl It,lther - Lm!e ~lJ"Lt ,me! 5 rl1Lkt't tilt. 11ur,!Je h1Lk r"l!".:r, ,lwukltr ,rr,lr' JACK GEORGES $110 Gla:t'd TlI,c.m) It' AMERICAN VALISE • Rc1ung Le,lthcr • l.s" Leg,ll Size Rncfh,lg • l,s"x 14" x 71/2" ." • lulJ<1n St,lld Br,l" Comhm,ltllm Loeb ,md FILOFAX H,lfJW,lfC ,lgcnda, from pockt't to dc,k ~l:e $195 $35 to $130 TRAVEL BAGGAGE Be ACCESSORIES • BUSINESS CASES • USEFUL GIFTS Page 8 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 "'_0 1'ZJI.IPimr 88 Kercheval Ave. '.d..~•• -., Grosse Pointe Farms Add a little sparkle to the holiday spirit I'ilili I'fDL'R M~~'~:~~O~~O @ @ Sundays 12-5 trugghng to tind the fight gdt for that tough-to please person on S\ our holtdav hst) rim year, dazzle 12" ROUND GRILL PAN him or her \\ Ith the SenSonlcTM Plaque Healthy Low-Fat Cooking RemO\ al Instrument, the latest technol- ogv III per~onal oral C.ire 00 Reg. 590 The SenSonlcTM, created b\ Telcdyne $6000 Water Plk, IS .1 high speed clectrolllc toothbrush that generates 30,000 brush Professional Non-stick ~trokcs per mmute ThIS IS about 100 times faster than \ 0\1 ma\ brush b) hand The SenSol1lcTM effectl\ elv removes 8" - 10" - 12" OMELETTE plaque and reduces stams from coffee, tobacco and other substances. It has a /' NONSTICK PAN compact brush- he"d dcslgn With con- ,~ FINEST CALPHALON BAKEWARE, toured bnstles and can cncrglze tooth- r UTENSILS & LINENS paste mto a foam that penetrates hard- • Cookie Sheets • Dish Cloths to-rcach places The bllJ!t 111 c!ectrol1lc feedback S\stem JutomJtlCallv adjusts • Cake Pans • Aprons speed to mamtall1 peak performance • Muffin Pans • Hot Pads & Mitts "Remo\'lI1g plaque has become more • Towels Important to Americans as they learn , more about the connectIon between A unique gift for the holiday season, plaquc bUIldup and the other dental the original SenSonicTM Plaque SAUTE & SEASONING GIFT SET problems the\' may e\penence," says Removal Instrument by Teledyne Water Mike Codd, Teledyne Water Plk oral • Onginal recipes from the Calphalon Kitchen Pik operates at a sonic speed of 30,000 health marketing dIrector. "WIth the brush strokes per minute. The high-tech • 2 qt Saute with Lid SenSolllcTM Instrument, the feehng of toothbrush is IIvllilable nationwide and • Includes Jarof Poultry Seasonings cleanliness is SImilar to havmg Just left the dentIst's office" retails for IIpproximately $99. Reg. S10000 00 There arc now three models to choose $50 com cment two III onc product IS a com- from, 111 various pnce categones The NOW ongmal SenSol1JcTM Instrument, plete oral-care management system com- Model SR-I00W, IS .1\ allablc at a \\lde bJlllOg the latest 111 somc toothbrush urlet\ of retaIl outlets across the coun- technology with the newest version of Calphalon@ trv and ~dls for appro\lmatcl\' $99 rhc the Water Pik@ Oral Irrigator, a name SenSol1lcTM Ad\anced Plaque RemO\al conmmers ha\ e trusted for three Instrument, Model SR-200W, IS avaIl- decades ThIS system IS also available at able in fine department stores and select fine department stores and retaIls for retail catalog outlets and retails for approxImately $149 to $159. appro\lmately $129 to S149 With more than 30 years in the manu- For consumers shopplOg for a com- factUring of oral health-care products, plete home dental-care svstem, the Teledyne Water Plk recently has expand SenSol1lc PLUSTM Plaque Control cd Its hne with the IOtroduction of the System, Model SR-400W, combmes the SenSol1lcTM Plaque Removal onglOal SenSomcTM Plaque Removal Instrument. The company may be Instrument With an oral Irrigator ThiS reached toll free at 1-800-525-2774. Gifts that are sure to please anyone \en.one knows college ~tudents • Travel palk lC>ntammg vanOllS body \\ ho constdntly complaIn about lotion." ~prays and pernlmes - a won- nl \ er ha\ Ing enough E derful \\ a} to re\ Itahzc dr\' .,klll 111 the mone\ O[ hiS Chnstm.1s, tr\' \\l1ltcr stlllting theIr ~tod.li1gs \\ Ith • DI..pmahle one.tulle use pocket tUIl, helpful Items that, after lJ.mCr.1 - a good \\ a~ to record thClr hook and lfedlt-card fun time .. \\lth fnend~ bill\ ha\ l lome 111, the\ 111.1) • Calling lard .. - so they l.J.n lJI1 not he able to hu) thcm home without \\ orr) mg about the .,chc\ telephonc bJlh • \lIb\lnptlon to their • roldmg umhrella - fit~ ed,>ll" IIlto fa\ onte maga7ll1e - perfell kn.lp~alks and book bag., , for rcadmg dunng \tlldv • Prepaid movlc ticket., - the perfect bre.lk., c\cape from the "'real world" of • Gltt lertlficatc to the local '>choolwork and exJm'> plll.1 placc - ~reat for me • l-.Iectnl. ra70r - complete WIth dllnng .m .111 I1Ight lr.1I11l1llng e\tr.l battcne~ - f()r qUKk, e.l~\ .,e\..!on ~havtng • P,1l k.1gC\ 01 pell\, pencil., .lnd • hr~t .lId kit !e)r the lar - \t.Hlonef\' - to rcmlnd a f.\\or!tc lomes m handy m ca~e of troll ..tudellt to \Hlte to frlcnd., and t"rnll} hie dunng car ndes to And from • Walkman@ pcr~onal .,tereo - perfect school for h.,ten1l1g to mll'>lC when roommates • POlket calculator - a good aid for are studyIng chelkmg math homework It au ~~.,. t • • • • • •• ••• •••• It ~ • ,. • • • • • • • • • • •••••• It • It •• II 0)1..11 •••• t , f : -. t ••• f t ( .., ••••• t , " ••• ; f.. ft •••• f • ,'.J •••• t. t "'!,., .. j , t(~ Page 9 Thursday, November 28, 1996 • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection , Deck the Hardware with boughs DieD-ROMS of Santa's re1l1deer) Groller Interactive's utle offers a lomplete hstmg of aIlments, D-ROMs help make the computer tolog\', excavatl11g f()sSlls from prel1IStortl Banzai Bug' places the player m the role treatments and medIClI1es, and amwers to a traditional part of Chnstmas worlds. of a bug on a mlSSlun. Banzai Bug! puts commonly asked medICal questions morning, with educauonal titles, Refercm:e Titles garners 111 the perspective uf a bug C Also from IVI IS the Ultimate MedICal comprehensive gUides and Video games Combating holiday vacation "bore- trapped mSlde an extermlllator's house in GUIde, a comprehenSIve reference that dazzling all members of the family with dom" blues, Grolier Interactive's How tIllS 3- D 360- degree flight action game lmks users to the Mayo Health O&IS, new virtual characters they can enJoy all Would You SurvIVe( allows darmg explor- For those who thlllk they've mastered notlfymg users about the latest medical year ers to investigate anCIent CIVIlizations, dls- "surfing" the Web, Surf and Destroy, also covenng what It was like to live m ancient updates from Grolier 1nteractive, offers a new Educational Titles Egypt as the great pyramids were bcmg kmd of challenge III the Imagmary tunnels Games This hohday, children can participate in built or when Spalllsh conqUistadors of the Internet The title's evil gemus, Wrap up the hohday season with a vaca- interactive story time with family and arrived m MeXICO.To pursue a WIde van- Rood O'Dor, has just released a VICIOUS tion to the Caribbean and escape to a friends, learning from classIC tales and ety of IIlterl"sts, The 1997 Groher computer \ lruS that threatens to trash the swashbuckling adventure set in the 17th engagmg characters in the latest CD- Multimedia Encyclopedia features more world's most powerful computers and put century Ocean of Amenca's Sea Legends ROMs than 50,000 new articles and more than the planet at hIS mercy. Players travel offers a pirate role-playmg strategy game. Readers can enjoy an escapade with 1,200 interactive maps. through 18 worlds/levels to destroy As the captam-turned-plrate, players trav- Scuppers the Sailor Dog or VISitMr. Right The Light, a rare and valuable diamond, Rood O'Dor and his eVIl Sidekicks. el to hIstoric ports, trade goods, and and his barnyard friends in "Right's would be the ultimate gift for anybody - From Ocean of Amenca, Worms allows buJld up an armada of mgates for arcade- AllImal Farm" with Powerhouse and It's available only through Who IS players to burrow their way underground style combat and fearsome sword fights at Entertamment's LITTLE GOLDEN Oscar Lake) While searching for a thief m a hghthearted game of war, revenge and a ml'ismg gem in an unfolding mys- sea "' ...... ,.1 ...I ...,...... rrl... - I - • BOOKSTM InteractIve Stories collec- ....u " ..:. un .• IJI.~1. :>11111)~umDatants J::nr.. .. • r.ivil~ _ w"...... h,,"f.~...;., rltn-.h"'...... _ aVlJdl,>l-.-~_-.I U tion. Other story favontes mclude tl;ry, users are Immersed 10 fi(rl~n?1 deliver a hard-core, tongue-m-chcek another sea adventure with Grolier -Gc!dilccr,:; diid the ThiLl. nears,' ..• Llttie dramatizations with native actors to help !ltrategv game WIth an arsenal mcludmg Interactive's Battle of the Ironclads Cast Red R1dmg Hood" and a new story master a foreign language The title IS UZIS, batookJs, missiles and cluster off as a Confederate or Union captain of adventure, "Monster on the Loose," all av;ulablc In Engltsh, French, Spamsh, the Ironclads' Vlrglllia (Merrimack) or bombs from Packard Bell Interact" e ltahan and German versIons. ror the fJ.vonte C'\ecutlve 111 your life, the Momtor Armed With orders ba'led all If Jolly old St Nick Isn't avail.tble to For chets, Elle Cookmg from Groher try Groher 1nteractl\'e'~ Greg Norman hlston{.al events, gamers enter mto battle, shde down the chunney tor a speCial holi- Interactlve whips up thousands of Ultimate Challenge Golf Player.. C\pen- wltne:>smg actions through a first-person day appearance, conSider Spider-Man gourmet dishes. Based on reCIpes ,1l1d ence what It\ Itkc to be \\or1d-renowned VIeWpOInt Children wJlllearn how to draw such clas- Jrtlcles appeanng m the popular women's golf pro Greg Norman, managmg thclr It soanng through the open air IS the sic characters as Splder- Man and the magazlI1e EIIc, thiS CD-ROM helps users way around the most versatile and rcah~- ad\entllre of chOIce, race through the sky Fantastic Four in Cloud 9 prepare meals for ql11et evenl11gs at home tIC golf game evcr played off the greens With Ocean of Amenla's EF2000 USll1g InteractlveTM's How to Dra\\ the or hohdav feasts Utlll7lng an unparalleled golf Simulation declassified mlhrary IIlfOrmatlon, pl10ts fly Marvel Way. From Cloud 9's "adventures If Santa's \\om-out and \\eary from IllS engll1e that ba~e!l shot performance on lilt<> the danger 700e With the most Crttl- to learn by" senes, 'Nanna-Be a Dino JOllrnev, lVI's Taking Control of Your the u'icr'., l(lUrse management deCiSions, cally acclaimed flight slm ever developed Health will help him explore alternative the CD RO~I is accurate to \\1thl11 a f()ot Fmder lets chIldren embark on an adven- Ye,UllIng for the flight sens,lt1on of one ture-filled Journey 111 the world of paleon- and COI1\ enttonal medICal Option'> The Page 10 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday. November 28. 1996 Add a little sparkle HERE COMES to the holiday spirit trugghng to find the nght gift for that tough -to-please person on SANTA CLAUS Syour hohday hst? ThiS year, dazzle him or hcr With thc SenSonlcTM Plaque Ready or not Santa's on his way. tlis arrival Removal Instrument, the latest technol- ogy m personal oral care is scheduled for Friday, :November 29 at tbe The SenSomcTM, created by Teledync end of tbe twentieth annual santa Parade, Water Plk, IS a high-speed electronic toothbrush that generates 30,000 brush spoll8Ored by the Grosse Pointe Village strokes per mInute ThiS IS about 100 times taster than you may brush by hand Merchants Association. 'Ibis year's parade The SenSomcTM effectively removes will begin at 10:30 a.m. in front of Grosse plaque and reduces stains from coffee, tobacco and other substam.es It has a Pointe South lligb SChool and proceed up compact brush-head deSign With con- Fisher to Kercheval and down Kercheval to toured bnstles and can energize tooth- paste mto a foam that penetrates hard the Yillage, Over 10,000 people are to-reach places The bullt-m eledromc expected to be in attendance. feedback system automatlcallv adJust~ !>peedto mamtam peak performance ~ - , , . "&~~V!~g plaque has become more Important to Amencans as they learn more about the connection between plaque bUildup and the other dental A unique gift fin' the holUIR, sellSon, problems they may expcnence," says the originRl SenSonicTM PlR'lUC Mike Codd, reledyne Water Plk oral RenlOPtJllnstTument by Te/etlyne WRter health marketmg director "With the Pik operRfeS Rt R so"i& speetl of 30,000 SenSomcTM Instrument, the feelmg of brush strokes per ",inute. The bigh-tech deanhness IS Similar to havmg Ju!>tleft toothbrush is RPRiUJbIenIItUmwiile Rnd the dentist's office" retails for Rpproxi",.tel, $99. Therc are no\\ three models w choose from, m vanous pnce categones The convenient two-in-one product is a com- ongmal SenSonlcTM Instrument, plete oral-care management system com- Model SR-lOOW, is avaIlable at a Wide blnmg the latest in sonic-toothbrush vanetv of retail outlets across the coun- technology with the newest version of try a~d sells for approximately $99 The the Water Pik@ Oral Imgator, a name SenSomcTM Advanced Plaque Removal consumers have trusted for three Instrument, Model SR-200W, IS avaJl- decades This system IS also available at able m fine department stores and select fine department stores and retads for retaIl catalog outlets and retads for approximately $149 to $159. approxImately $129 to $149 With more than 30 years m the manu- For consumers shoppmg for a com- facturing of oral health-care products, plete home dental-care system, the Teledyne Water Pill recently has expand- SenSonlc PLUSTM Plaque Control ed ItS hne with the mtroductlon of the System, Model SR-400W, combmes the SenSomcTM Plaque Removal ongmal SenSomcTM Plaque Removal [mtrument. The company may be Instrument with an oral Irngator ThiS rcached toll free at ] -800-525 2774. Gifts that are sure to please anyone vervone knows (.ollege student~ • Travel pack containing vanous body who con<,tantly comptam about lotIOns, sprays and perfumes - a won- Enever haVing enough derl1ll way to revltahze dry skm m the money Thi" Chmtmas, try "mtcr. stuffing their <,tocklngs With • Disposable one-time-use pocket fun, helpful Items that, aftcr camera - a good way to rccord thclr book and credit-card 11mtimes \\lrh fncnds. bill" havc come m, they may • Calling cards - so they can call not be able to buy them home WIthout wOITymgabout the selves telephone bIlls. • Subscnpuon to thclr • foldmg umbrella - fits easily 1I1to favonte magazlnc - perfcct knap~acks and book. bags fIX readmg dunng study • Prepaid mO\lCtickets - the perfect breaks escape from the urcal world'" of • Gift certificate to the local schoolwork and exams. pillA place - great for usc • Electnc ra7.or- complete WIth dunng an all night crammmg extra battencs - for qUIck, casy ~e~"lon shaVIng • Packages of pens, penCils and • Fll"'it-ald kit for the car - ~tatl0nery - to remmd a favontc comes In handy 10 case:of trou- student to write to fncnds and famrly b~eduring car rides to and from • Walkman@ personal sterco - perfect school. for Itstenmg to musIC when roommates • Pocket calculator - a good aid for are studying checkmg math homework. Thursday, November 28, 1996 • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 11 .~ ~. Put chocolate on the menu this \~Co To Your Qoom! ~l r What every child will love to hear J holiday with these recipes t when their room holds the treasures found at J fyou're lIke most people, you have 12 teaspoon cream of tartar Chocolate Almond Macaroons . timc- honored Christmas tradItions 12 cup superfine sugar Yields about 2 dozen I- speCIal holiday dishes or muals 12 cup confectioners' sugar 2 cups blanched slIvered almonds, toast- that you simply can't and won't do wIth- 3 tablespoons Dutch process cocoa ed m the oven at 325 F for 5 to 10 mIn- ICW~KlDSi out. However, If you're hke the mIllIons powder utes ~ A unique international marketplace :U of people who like to be creative in the I cup granulated sugar kItchen - especially at Chnstmas - you 1 cup semisweet mim chocolate chIps iI for children of all ages; ~ know that new favorites arc always wel- 1/4 teaspoon ground cmnamon come in addition to the traditional, well- 1. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment Pmch of salt t i~Infant & Children's Furniture J loved offerings of the past. And, what paper I large egg, at room temperature better addition to your holiday menu 2 In the bowl of an electnc nllxer fitted 2 large egg whItes, at room temperature tt ~.& Accessories ~ than chocolate> WIth a balloon WhISk,beat the egg whItes 1/4 teaspoon almond e\tralt it. ~,Llnens ~ In "Chocolate for Chnstmas" (St. unnl frothy. Add the cream of tartar and 3 ounces senllsweet or bittersweet Original Art Martin's Gnffin), veteran food wnter beat at medIUm speed until soft peaks t ~. J chocolate, very finelv chopped or grJ.ted and expert baker, Maria Robbms, goes form. Gradually beat in the superfine f'I ~.Total Design Service :U way beyond the standard repertoire of sugar and beat untIl the egg whites arc 1 Preheat oven to 350 F Lme 2 bakmg it. ~~Handmade Baptism Gowns plam fudge brownies and chocolate chip very stiff and glossy. Remove bowl from sheets WIth parchment paper m coolues. Robbins spICesup age-old tradI- electric mixer. SIft the confectioners' 2 In the bowl of a food processor fitted u.: ; Russian Handpainted Heirlooms :U tional treats and presents soon-to-be sugar and cocoa over the egg whItes, and with a metal blade, combme the Toys from ~e classics, each guaranteed to satIsfy. ThIS use a wIre whisk to fold them mto the Around wond j almonds, sugar, cmnamon, and salt t ;. Irresistible collection offers recIpes egg whItes. Fmally, fold in the chocolate Process until finely ground Add egg, egg culled from many cultures and cuislOes chips whites, and almond extract and process that arc sure to be remembered and 3 Using a tablespoon, scoop up mounds until mIxture holds together ~crape II1to asked for long after the holidays have about 2 inches high and place them on a medium sIze bowl and stir 111 the t C~~KlDS~ passed. the prepared baking sheets at least 1 mch chocolate. With the myriad fresh and festive apart Let dry for 30 minutes at room 3. MOIsten your hands and roll ml\ture t M&W1Q-6,Tues Thu~,Fn 108 Sat 10-5 Sun 125 J recipes 10 "Chocolate for Chnstmas," temperature. into walnut-SIze balls Place on prepared the holiday baker wIll have plenty of 4. Preheat oven to 200 F. baking sheets Use the bottom of a glass t 23211 Marter Road J company 10 the kitchen, each one drawn 5. Bake for 2 hours. The menngues tumbler to flatten each ball to a round u.: (Marter & Jefferson) S.C.S. ~ by the irreSIstIble allure of chocolate. Try should not begm to color Turn off the approxm1atcly 113lOch duck Bake tor 12 these recipes for dehclous holIday treats. oven and leave them mSlde for an hour to 15 mmutes, until tops arc puffY but ~ 810.776.8826 m Cocoa Meringue Kisses longer. Remove and transfer the the centers arc stIli soft TrJ.osfer cookIes Yields about 2 dozen menngues to wIre racks to cool com- to a wire rack and let cool completely t pletely Store in airtight contamers at Store 111 an aIrtight contalOcr at room J 4 large egg whites, at room temperature room temperature for lip to 2 months temper.Hurc for up to 5 days tOO YEARS OP KEEPING KIDS AWAKE ON CHRISTMAS EVE Schwinn Thrasher 24 Schwinn Hornet 6 SP MOUNTAIN BIKE 20" BOYS or CiIRLS ~., NOW 95 NOW 99 ON~ $ ON~ $ Schwinn Schwinn AIRDYNE HOME CiYMS 5 Models PRO SAVE $100 SAVE $100.$200 POINTE CYCLE & FITNESS 20343 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe • (313) 886-1968 Page 12 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 Here comes " 'Santa Paws) n adorable PUpP\ or "Itten ma\ young chtldren, get IIno thmgs You can be all \ our t:1l11lh \\ ants for - Cover exposed electncal wIres <>~ ~ member how fun the holidays Whether you create a card with a person- were when you were a child? You al poem wntten espeCially for the recipi- R: got to stay up latc to celcbrarc ent or you draw a poster for a favorite ht- With your famllv, eatmg all kinds of cook- tic onc, gift POSSibilities are endless. The Ies and candy and sqUlrmmg 111 antlclpa only requlrt:ments are your ImaginatIon tlon of thc gifts you might get and effort Oh, how things havc changcd Now, as These suggestions can cut the potential an adult, you spend most of your time in for stress in half, giving you more energy crowded stores bUYing gifts for other for your other hohday "duties." people - and gomg over your budget. To make planmng the family party eas- Why IS the holiday season so hectic) ier, give everyone his or her own job to do Have your children help you clean etll't It doesn't have to be With some 9i!t~ f;J! the house or decorate the cook.tes. Not advance planl1lng, thiS tlmc of year can November 16th through December 31st only can thiS make your Job a little easI- be Just as ell.cittng for you as it ISfor your er, but It Will make the kids feel impor- children Like the saymg goes A httle Hours: tam. As for your guests, ask everyone to plannmg goes a long' way. Mon-Sat 10-6 bring a dish, whether It be an appetizer, Thurs 10-8 Glft-glvmg IS an mtegral part of the side dIsh or dessert They usually are glad Sun 12-5 hohday season, and shoppmg probably to help Christmas Eve and takcs up most of your pre-hohday tlme New Years Eve 10-4 Travel arrangements can be very frus- - and causes you thc most aggravation Closed Chnstmas Day trating. To make it easier, plan your and New Years Day One way to easc thiS stress IS to start itmerary as far in advance as you can You shopping early, sav In January. Kcep your may be able to get cheaper rates If you eyes peeled for the "perfect" gifts for the make reservations early. people In your life; you may find them Take a new approach to the holiday when you least expect, hke while on sum- season thiS year - enjoy It! If you do, the mer vacation. Pewable Po"ery • 10125 E.st JefTel'1lOn• DetroIt. MI 48214 holidays may take on a whole new mean- ANNUAL HOLIDAY INVITATIONAL Another way to beat the stress IS to be ing for you creative and make your own gifts 313-822-0954 FASHION THAT ENDURES We.'U.COO'kJ~01A. Crwe.. ~ Fashion may change, but these impeccably styled ~ timepieces will still look right year after year. SHORES INN Ladies' and Men's models offer a choice of I THANKSGMNG DAY dial colors. quality link gold-tone or tw 23410 Gr. Mack at Nine Mile ~ IB (MALaaFl •• - St Clair Shores • Jewelry and Gift3 ~=: 810-773-8940 Shorn Inn wiNbt open 'bl 2am on ThanksgMng Day Sony no coupons Of 28525Jlarper.St C/airShores .810-774-2100 Special discounts ale ilCCepItd on hoIld~ or d~lrl ng spedal PlOITlObon ~ Thursday. November 28. 1996. Holiday Shopper's Showcase. Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 15 Dress up your dessert tray with cookies akeyour h a II day dcsserts spcClal with festlvc cookIe cutters In the shapes of Santa Claus, Chnstma!> Mtrees, snowmen and angels Thcy're great for making cooklcs of all shapcs and SIZCS that are fun to decorate and cat, as well as cutting sheet cakes or bra\\ OIes Thcy arc also a good way to get chIldren IOvolved WIth the holIday baking KJds \\ 111 enJoy uSlOg theIr Imagmatton and showlOg offthclr artistic tal- ents by decorating cutouts WIth \ClOg,spnnkles, marshmallO\\ s, Nowacce chocolate ChIpS, whatever ISavaIlable And, when the baking IS through, thc cutters are great for uSlOg In many craft proJccts Try decorating them WIth flnbon, lace or felt, or use them as .S.O.N frames for photos or cross-stitch With so man\' uscs, vou can't go wrong AvaIlable from Fox Run Craftsmcn, these cookIe cuttcrs range 10 pnce from 89 cents to $7 99 . PARTY TRAYS .~or---m9~~-~------Your Panner in Framing'~ BROASTED CHICKEN • BBQ RIBS 20655 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pomte Woods, Ml 48236 • (313) 884-0140 vA."" BROASTED POTATOES • CHICKEN TENDERS \i1'J FRAME BY: SAVE Call early to reserve day and time. NOVEMBER 10 25% NOVEMBER 20 20% DECEMBER , 15% OPEN SUNDAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS, 12-5 (313) 886-6060 NEW ORDERS ONLY COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF SALE DISCOUNT ON FRAME ONLY NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFERS We have new shipments of Beany ~ 0 t; ~ ,., Plush Animals allover our showroom! ~ ~~. Pointe Medical Equipment & Gifts o(~~ (3 blocks South of Vernier) 20467 Mack Avenue Across from Arbor Drug Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-6:00 Grosse Pointe Woods 313-882-0040 Sat. 10:00-2:00 _4> 1.._ ...... l, Page 16 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection. Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 Break-out the bubbly Why E FORLINI Salon Boutique? -----.Excellent service for a sparkling party -----.Welcoming atmosphere -----.High quality products he holiday season IS herc, and, to celebrate the season Tall, slender -----.European clothing for most folks, that means "party glasses bring out the best in sparkling Tseason." Whcther mVltlllg a few wmes, allowmg the bubbles to nse to the top Without dlsappeanng too quickly. t.f\en\\on \n\~od Check out the clothing, get your hair friends over for dnnks and hors d'oeuvres or hostmg an elaborate feast for the fam- "Nothing flatter'i your guests like won- \ ondtece\~\ done, your nails, have a massage. ily, nothmg adds sparkle to the \ '0°/0 0 \s\\ And enjoy a cappuccino! occasion like champagne. \ out f\ts\ " Champagnes and sparkling \ "I \ed$\'4\is\$. E FORLINI Salon Boutique WlOes arc wonderful on their se\~es '21'2/9b 25619 Jefferson, Sf.Clair Shores own, as well as with a Wide ~1-P 810.771 .0640 vanety of holiday foods, IOcluding turkey, seafood dlsh- e~ and even SPiCYcthlllc CUI- slOe So, why walt for the stroke of mldOlght on New Year's Eve to pop the cork) WlIle e'\perts offer the fol- lowlOg "bubbly" ups for a shlmmenng holiday party • Grcet your guests at the door With a glass of cham- pagne or sparkling wine You'll be amazed at how thl~ simple gesture can melt away holiday stress and make ~/ fnends and familY feel truly \\ elcome • For the beH value In French champagne, choose a nonvmtage bubbly It's a com mon nuscOlKeptlOn that champagnes beanng a vmtage date are supcnor to those Without, but French \\lOemak- ers pnde themselves on creat- 109 the perfect blend to repre- scnt thclr home style consls- tcntly year aftcr year And, nonvlOtage champagnes are very afford- derful wme served 10 a beaUtiful glass," able Louis Roedcrer's Brut Premier is a says Bette Kahn of Crate & Barrel. "The ~fore lore 3.n.dlegends of Grosse Pointe ... great e'\ample of French blendmg e' Thursday, November 28, 1996. Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 17 We wish you a GREAT I-IOLIDAY cCSherry))Christmas SHOPPING IS JUSrr A our decades after coffcehou~es ~tart- late-coated fru1t~ arc pertC\.t nibbles for cd gett1l1g attention 111 the United coffees and u>rdlah PStates, people of .Ill .1ges arc \lpp1l1g '11m dcleltabk made from-a Illl\ lake I~ SHORT DRIVE AWAY! ,md savonng theIr way through .1 mynad perkct a~ .m ,lllolllpanllllent to ~pcualtv of 1I1tngu1l1gjavas So, what better or slm loftees or rllr ,lilY holiday entertalllll1g Fresh and silk flowers, garlands and wreaths, pier way to entertain holiday guests than ELEGANT SHERRY CAKE to create your own late-l1Ight coffee MAKES 16 SERVINGS ornaments and decorations, ivy topiary, ribbons, house? When the inVItation says "Come f()r cof: 1 (18114-ounce) package yellow candles, potpourri and unique gifts tee .1nd cordials at 9 pm.,» your fnends cake mix wIll thank you for allowlllg them the fi.I11 lI2 cup low-fat vanilla yogurt day for shopping and other ~easonal aCllV- 113 cup butter or margarine, ~~: ltIes. You'll appreCiate the fact that the softened parry requires lIttle preparation time. lI2 cup Harveys Bristol Cream You'll need a vanety of intngulllg cof- 1 tablespoon grated lemon peel fees, delectable toPPlllg~, J few simple 3 eggs IlIbbles, one or two cordials to scrve lI2 cup pineapple preserves beforc and after the coffee, and some 314 cup chopped pecans easy-llsten1l1g mmlc to ensure a relaxed 1 cup heavy cream atmosphere 3 tablespoons Harveys Bristol For a spirited welcome, let guest~ sip a Cream gla~~ of Harveys Bnstol Cream on the 2 tablespoons sugar rocks WIth a squeC7e of IlIlle Thl~ Fruit, sliced or pureed, optional ~mooth, mellow sherry I~ a good "lIght" chOIce for holldav partymg, slllce It has Preheat oven to 350 degrees Grease only 17 5-percent alcohol comp,lred to and Hour a 12 lllp bUlldt pall, ~et aside the more usual 40-pen:ent akohol III III a large bO\\ I, lombll1e \.Jke nllX, mJn\, Spirits yogurt, butter, Han evs Bristol Cream, BIRMINGHAM BERKLEY Have your coftce-Jnd-umil,lls bal lemon peel ,1Ild eggs Beat on low speed Located in Dawntown BinirPam 1bIock.a Take 1-696 west to Coolidge Raid (first oot ~tocked With J selectIOn of aromatic \.of- of c1e\.tnc 1111\cr until ll1ol~tened Beat 2 Jar past Woroward) puceed and half miles tee~ A full-bodied, dark roasted Kenyan Il1mlltes al 11Ighe~t ~peed Fold III pre dWoalward. 1Wo pmtq structuRs m one a wftee and a m.h, top quality espresso arc serves and pelam Pour batter IIUO pre- by. 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Inregrated CIrCUIts are the holtda\' season Yes, It IS one of avaIlable, the slickest computer and rhe essence of today's elcltrolllc components Hthe most JOYOUStimes of the largest tcle\'lslon you've e\ er seen and arc hIghly sllSCeptlblc to damage," • Unique NEW DESIGN ... Patented vear with rhe best parties, the besr food Well, you've alread) named some of says Bonme Perella, consumer c!ectrol1lcs • Slips over head ••.Drapes and the best of family Howcvcr, It'S also the Items those people already have - natIOnal sales manager for Panamax. Automatically glfr gl\ mg <;eason - hcv, it's not all that audiO system, computer and televIsIon "Look for ~urgc protectors that arc UL bad, It's gIft recel\ II1g season tool Get them gilts that \\'111enhance these approved A quality ~urgc protector • Fast & Easy ~ Saves TIme You run d()\\ n \ our lIst of who should. products Accesson7e There arc several should be U L 1449 rated" ger \\ har Some arc cas\, - new apron types of accessonC1> - cleaners, protec- After protectIon, look to enhance the scarves by Margaret .•. and. dish [()\\ e1s for Aunt SUSIC,ne\\ bIke tIon equipmenr, antennas, \\ Irelcss producr's receptIon "If you have fnends FREE Brochure for Todd, rhe latesr Pearl Jam CD for speakers and cases, to name a few - all who O\\> n one of the new Digital Satellite 1-800-217-1400 ZO\\ Ie - bur whar do you ger for rhc of whICh Improve on rhe eAlsting hard- Sysrems (DSS), they probably need an pcople who seem to have cverythlng) ware producr and make sure Ir provIdes outdoor or indoor antenna to pick up NEW, .VlSIT OUR WEBSITE "ttpJlautumnwmds comlscarvesl Thcy've got the fancy car, beautiful Jew years of enjoyment local starions," says Neil Terk, preSident If the people on your shoppll1g list ofTerk TechnologIes have a televIsIon, chances are they own a DSS IS a new hIgh-powered broadcast F~~~~~~~~~~ VCR too Accordmg to the Consumer system that delivers approAlmatcly 200 1* Unique Christmas Gifts for the :i Electronics Manufacturers AssoClatton channels of dIgitally delivered entertam- (CEMA), VCRs have more movmg, ment and mformational programmmg ~ Visually Impaired iii mechalllcal parts than any other con- through an IS-inch dish. Programmmg sumer elecrrolllcs product Make sure for the system ISoffered by DirecTV and t GOREY RESOURCE CENTER J thm VCR player lasrs by bUylllg rhem USSB. With DSS, however, local chan- hlgh'quallty VIdeotape and head clean- nels arc nor avaIlable 111 major metropolI- t 15415 E. Jefferson at Somerset J ers. tan areas. "Dust and dirt particles arc magnetic "A combmatlon VHF/UHF antenna t Grosse Pointe Park, MI J and naturally artracted to your tape WIll Improve local "IV reccption, Wtth heads. If you don't clean your heads, some models, the antenna can be hooked it Low Vision Aids - Magnifiers, Talking Clocks ~ your pIcture WIll become streaky \\ Irh up to a stereo to Improve its FM recep- ~ Talking Watches, Large Print/Braille Items ~ black hnes and snow," says Steve Tnce, tion Each DSS recel\ <~""!~,Decorate the tree with Victorian Spirit Christmas tree is usually the Assorted gold and crystal beads and StIck the stem of a fabnc rose IOto the pearls ccnter of a small gold or whIte doily, focal point of holiday spirit In the CORNUCOPIAS TIhome, and every tree reflects the Gold beadmg pll1ch It so It gather., around the flowcr, rraditions of the family that decorated It. thcn turn It over and secure tightly WIth Beaded or gold tassel White or gold dOIly tapc TIC a 12-mch length of la-mch In the Victorian era, people revcled in Paint the Styrofoam ball gold, and let matchmg nbbon once around the Ribbon nch colors and textures So, they dry overmght. tape, and leavc the end!> as strcam- Dned flowers adorned their Christmas trees with Form a double loop of gold wire, ers Usc the stcm to attach to the nosegays, silk tassels, paper and fab~c Glue or staples and msert the ends IOto the top of tree Riblxm roses, optional fans, ornate glass ornaments, ropes of the ball; glue to sccurc With a For a more romantic look, usc a pc3rls and gold beads, and cornucopIas. gluc gun and thc gold pins, During the winter evemngs beforc red heart-shaped dolly You attach the gold braId around Cut a quarter wedge out of a white or Christmas, Victorians would create these also could use a larger thc ball twlCC to crcatc dOily and wlrc together gold dotly, and wrap the rest around beautiful ornaments and place them on four sectIons. Crcate a bunches of dricd flowc~, unnl you havc a cone shape; glue or sta their trees. deSIgn wtth the loose like tea roscs, baby'!> pic together. If you wish, add a small To bring a 19th-century holiday into beads, making each of brcath, heather and bo\\ and some nbbon roses to the front, their home this year, people can crcate the secnons the same statlce For a seasonal attach a nbbon loop for hangmg Fill thclr own authentic Victonan decora- or completely dlffcr- much, add 'iome CIl1. \..lth dned flowers. nons with these instruclJons from "365 ent. Work very slowly namon c;tICk'> For a more natural look, use handmade Ways to Prepare for Chnstmas" to allow cach plcce to paper Cut out a Circle pattern 12 IIlLhes (H;u.:crCn!.!!!'~), ~y D~vid E. Monn. dry. VICTORIAN In dlamcter, then cut Into four wedges, Attach the gold DOILY FANS roll each II1tO J cone It vou \\'Ish, ~(clild beading m loops around VICTORIAN JEWEL on some leJ.\cs or a deSign before form- thc bottom of the ornament Round dOIly ORNAMENT mg the cone FlIllsh off with a tassel .n thc very Small [abnc or dncd flowcrs bottom of the ball. Glue WIre rake some chIldren's pam' hats III 3-inch Sryrofoam@ ball bnght colors, tie the c1.lStiC mto a knot Gold p3Int to shorten It, and till with the dned flow. NOSTALGIC NOSEGAYS Cut a round dOlly III half Accordion ers or, as a treat tor the children, pop- 4 inches gold wire pleat the half dOllv Into a tan, and attach Small gold or whIte dOlly corn or small (not too heavy) Chnstmas White glue a cluster of small fabnc or dned tlowcrs Fabnc rose candlcs Hang on the tree bv the clastic Gold beading pins ro the ITont of It With glue Attach ro the 12 II1ches of nbbon that matchcs the band; If the candy IStoo heavy, use a glue tree \\1th \\'Irc. 36 inches gold braId, lA-inch widc rose, l12-mch thick Tape gun to attach J nbbon I(XlP Package Deals Skis & Boots Ski Clothing 97 $339 ROSSIGNOl STC $199.99 COLUMBIA OLIN. Jr. $280 SALOMON Optima 5.6 $179.99 VCJ wi SaIomoo Q3 $179 $89 Junior Willawa Jacket .... . $69.99 $189 ROSSiGNOl R78 $119.99 8Indng and Scott Poles Retai S293 00 $145 Junior Ballistic JackeL .. ,$119.99 S350 OLIN XTJ $199.99 $112 Chuting Shell $89 99 ROSSIGNOL $28898 $399 ROSSIGNOl STS $279 99 $212 Lds Obi Whammy Parka $169.99 STC wlROSS1 ~ $215 DOLOMITE 0S650 $159.99 $167 Men's Bugaboo Jacket.. $139.99 Rela $537 00 8Idng em ROSSIPoles $469 ROSSIGNOL 4S $349.99 $75 Helvetian Fleece ...... $4999 $350 SALOMON Optima 7.6 $239.99 (Shape Slol 97 CBSPORTS OLIN $389 $239 ROSSIGNOL R725 $159.99 CaIatyst wI Sa! QOO) $89 JUnior Davos Jacket... . $6999 BRing and 0111 Poles RetH$65999 $450 OliN DTV ladies $319.99 $99 Men's Baranof Pullover.. $7999 97 $369 ROSSIGNOL STKL $239 99 $165 Ladies Davos Jacket. $13999 ROSSIGNOL $431 $350 DOLOMITE CYB X 3...... $289.99 $190 Nome Par1 ... --- Page 22 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 Holiday crafts deck more than the halls Decorative boxesmake ideal gifts & centerpieces Ohday craft projects arc a sure FoIIO\\ these sImple steps for your pIece way to rouse one's festIve Splnt. of heaven. HSince the holiday season can be 1 Spray pamt the star-shaped box lid a hectIc and e\pensive time, Rust- \\ Ith Amencan Accents@ Gold Metallic Olcum@ has easy-to-do, low-cost craft by Rust-Oleum Then, spray pamt the proJccts the entIre family can enJoy bo\ 's base WIth Silver Metallic, also from Everyday Itcms, like a collection of Amencan Accents. bo\es and a favonte greeting card, can 2 Let dry completely become merrymakmg flOUrishes for 3 Attach a Stvrofoam@ snowflake or around the home other hohda\' ornament to the box lid " lth craft glue STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT ThiS celestial gIft bo\ will shme brightly THE BOX IS A GIFT, TOO dl~played on a mantel or as a hoste ..s gilt For the next three gift bo>.es, you can use umquely shaped boxes purchased at A ready-made pIcture frame and matting craft: and fabnc stores. WIth nbbons, kit can preserve your pnzed holiday card. ornaments and seasonal paint colors, Here's how to add to your holIday splen- even last year's boxes can be recycled dor' mto a festive centerpiece or accessory 1 Spray paint a picture frame in a holiday Here's how to decorate the tall, heugo- color, like Berry Red from Rust-Oleum's na! box shown. Amencan Accents ClaSSIC collection. Let I Begm by spray pamtIng the bo\ lid dry completely and a few spngs of baby's breath WIth 2 Carefully cover the trame with masking Amencan Accents Gold Metalhc by tape, but leave the frame's top left: and Rust-Oleum Next, spray pamt the bo\ bottom nght corners e\posed base with Amencan Accents Berry Red 3 Lightly apply star stIckers to the Be sure to allow ample drvlllg time C\posed red corners, bllt do not adhere bcfc)re proceedll1g to the neu step them completely, because you'll have to 2 You'll Impress your fnends and family remove them later Eight stars were used With your bow FlfSt, to determIne the III each corner of the frame shown. nght length of the wm: nbbon for the 4 Spray a light coatlllg of American bow, wrap the ribbon around the box Accents Gold Metallit., so that the red and add another 18 lI1ches for the bow palllt stili shows through, o\'er the (remember your nbbon length will exposed areas WIth the stars Let dry com- depend on the size of your bo\ and how pletelv big you want the bo\\ to be) 5 Remove the tape and stars 3. To attach the nbbon, start at the b(n's undersIde, and bnng the nbbon Materials for up the Sides of the b()'\ TIC a bow on decorative boxes top 4 USlllg craft gIlle, place a tC\\ ~png" of • Amerll.al1 ALccnls@ paints bv Rust- the palllted babv's breath at the ccnter Oleum 111 Gold l\kt.1IhL, Siher MetallIc, of the bow PlIle Green and Bern Red (L'se ..pray applILations t()r ,1n C\cn fi11lsh ) BRAVE 'TIS THE SEASON FOR TISSUE • C nlquch Sh'lpcd pJpcr or \\ oOtkn THE WHITE WATER RAPIDS OF THE COLORADO Holida\ tls~lle paper IS an lIlC\PCIlSI\e bo\e~, \\ hIeh C.11l IK purcha ..ed at decoratl\ e cnhal1u.:ment t()f .111\ gitt ...r.lft/dcp,utmcllt "torc~ TREK bo\ 1'0 repllcatc thL 'qU.HC, hll1gcd bo\ • ~L1'OIl.11 nbb(,11 ("t.1I1LL1rd.1I1d \\ Ire- ACROSS THF FROZF\I ARCTIC TUNDRA ,ho\\ n ll11cd) I Spra\ p.lIl1t the entire bo\ III 1 k,tl\ C • C 1 1ft glue Lolor, IIkc Bcrn Red trom Rll'>t • ~t\ rotO.lrl1@ '>IlO\\t1.l"e ornament'> (or ENDURE Oleum'<; :\menL.1l1 ;\CCCllh ( 1,1~\I1.\.o! ot!1Lr tl.lt holId.l\ Ofll.1l11ent~) ANOTHER WH K END STUCK AT THE OFFICE lcLtlol1 Let L1n Lomplctch • Holtd.1\ tl~"lIC p.1pcr 2 :\C\t, glue a decoratl\e nbbon onto • Hollda\ stenLlI the bO\ For a smooth tlnlsh, tlKk the • Se\ er .11 "png" of dned tl()\\ ers, hke ZODIAC ends of the n boon lIlslde the bo\ bab) " bre.Hh THE ULTIMATE SPORTS WATCH FOR MERE MORTALS • 3 Cnnkle tissue paper, and place the t, ... ..lie paper lI1slde the 00\ Flutf .1I1d Zodiac Sea Wolf ProfeSSIOnal. Materials for arrange • Pressure-resIstant up to 300 Ibs. per sq Inch matted picture • Water-resistant to 600 feet. SAY IT WITH STENCIL • Scratch-proof. glare-resIstant sapphIre crystal • AI11LnUIl ACLents Berr\' Red and Gold \Vhat tllrn~ a OJSI( bo\ HHo .1te~tl\ c Lcn ~ktalllL . • Shock-proof. staInless steel case l tcrplece A ~tcncll, ot UlUN': Bc'>t of all, • Greetll1g c.1rd • Double safety screW-In crown. thIS one I'>ea,» to do • PlLture frame (the <;lIe WIll depend on • Swiss reliability. I Iiprav palI1t the bo\'s b.l<;CPIIlC Grcen the ~ILeOf\(Hlr <.ard and how much l11at- With the unmatched. all-Inclusive ZODIAC and the hd Bern Red from thc tlllg 'Oll \\ ant to <;how) Amencan ALcent .. Cla ..slC colb.tlOn b\' 3-year Buckle-to-Buckle~ Warranty. • Pre ClIt mat, \\ hlLh can be purchased at Rust-Oleum Let dr} LOmplctcly . photography/craft ..tore .. 2 Place the ~tencll on the lid • 15 to 20 !Imall star ,>tlcker" like the 3 em er \\ Ith a cloth or ne\\ '>paper all one<; teacher .. lI..e ' the red pa1l1t outSIde the stenLlI Then, Joseph A. DiMaggio • Ma"klllg tape fill 111 the sten<.11\\ nh P1I1e Green from Master Goldsmith the Amencan Au.eot'> Cla"slc collectIon For a tree broch 1I re of more hohday cralts Let dry wmpletelv 881-5353 u..lOg American Accents bv Rust-Oleum 19876 Mack Avenue • GrO'ilie Pointe Woods wnre to Rust Oleum Co~, Home fo; Hou r'i A fter Than ksgivi ng: PICTURE THIS - the Holiday,>, II Hawthorn Parkway, Mon., Tuell .• Wed .-1 0-5 :00 • Th ur'i .• Fri. -I 0-': 00 • Sat.-I 0-5: 00 HOLIDAY FRAME SHOWCASES Vcrnoll HilI .., II. 60061, Attn Sue Jone .. FAVORITE CARD Thursday, November 28, 1996. Holiday Shopper's Showcase. Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 23 Head for the holidays in style Purveyors of PremIUm Flowprs. Plants and Gifts IS shoppingf were all there was to get- change color to signal when they're ready Now located at 92 Kercheval, G.P.F. ting ready for the holidays, you to roll and remove, a Brush 'n Style e1ec- Iwould breathe a sigh of relief. These tnc brush that slips IOta a purse for qUIck VIsit our new store for your holiday gift, decoratmg and days, however, whether you're giVing the touch-ups any time, and the Jumbo Curls entertaming needs. party or going to it, traveling out of 5 Travel Setter With cushioned-surface town or entertaming out-of-towners, rollers ideal for qUick, gentle styling_ takmg pha- We offer HolIday Home Decoratmg ros or posing Umque Floral and Plant Gifts for them, holiday fun Hohda~ Hours Botamca IS simply a Mon - Sat 9 30am - 5.30pm 92 Kercheval lot of hard Thurs 9-30am - 8 OOpm Grosse Ptc Farms. Ml work Sun Noon - 5-00pm 113-882-1.f39 Take holiday haIrStyling, for mstance Though It'S the season of the year when you want to look your best on every occa- sion, it's also the season when there's a lot less time to worry about IIleRI for keeping up RppeRrRnces during the holidRys, innoJlRtions from Jppearan\es. Windmere mRke greRt gifts, too. From left Rre,front, Brush 'n Style elec- This }ear, tric brush Rnd Euro Aire 1,87S-wRtt hRir dryer; bRck, Color MRgic hRir though, setter Rnd Jumbo Curls 5 TrRJlel Setter. Wmdmerc has addressed tillS problem head-on With a host of Of course, these Items make great giftS, !>tyling mnovatlons that can help you to too, espeCially for those tough-to-please put your best looks forward m record pel)plc \\ ho ..e active lifestyles demand time both dunng the holidays and pICture-perfect groommg \\ Ith a mmi- throughout the year. These mclude hair mum of fuss dryers With up to 1,875 watts of super- For more mformatlon on these Item" and fast drying power, hair setters with other holiday glft-gl\ mg Ideas, call "mtclligent" Color Magic rollers that Wmdmere toll-free at 1-800-327-3993 Creative Holiday Ideas are "Easy)) af picture IS worth a thOl!'>,lIld \\ ord .., then let them do the talkIng thl~ hohda\ ~e,l..on with the EasyPhotoTM hne of product .. from Storm Tedmologv Inc Whether \"ou I(home EasyPho!O Reader fc)r map<;hors, l-,asyPhoto -"lllartP.lgc ()r full p.lg.e~ .lnd text or Ea~yPhoto Dnve - the fir<;t e\'er IIlternal photo "l..anncr - Storm ha<;thc Idcal gift gl\ II1g amwer for the holiday<; ~()W, \'011 can dC<;lgn memor,lb1c greeting card~ u~mg famll\' photo<; WIth per<;onah7cd captlon<;, cre.ltc a real "famIly tree" \\ Ith one of a kind photo ornaments or even creatc a holiday Web ..lte to share <;pcClalmemone<; with lmcd one<; far away For more mformatlon, call 1-888-GET-EASY, or \'I<;lt Storm"; Web <;Ite at http / /wwweasyphoto com/<;torm/ .. Page 24 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 his year buy a 8ift that is custom made for anyone . 1 on your lisl. II I _I L~ With home delivery, a FJ I subscription is ideal for those ==1 with a built-in curiosity. Give a 0&01.""" •• , ...... ¥,.... , ...~,...... ,.... 8ift that comes more than once a year. Give the 8ift of DI ...... or-- ~..... ~~DI "'. .._ -. _I knowledge this Christmas with a I subscription to the DO ':~ Grosse Pointe News fill out the coupon below aod mailit alonc;with your payment to: Grosse Pointe News 96 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MI 48236 r~------,1 YEAR Please send a gift subscription to: I $31 Name : Address I 2 YEAR City State Zip _ : $52 DI would like a gift card sent. : 3 YEAR Please sign itfrom _ r $74 Enclolled is my check or money order for $-~------f I OUT OF STATE or .-~ - -- CC# ~____ ~ ~ : $38, $70, $91 "'_ . ~ VISA ~':'(p.Date ------~,~.~ ,S'Klwture______...-_~I-". ... "~:- ~. ------_ ..,-..--..:- '-.. ~ • P. ~---~- Thursday, November 28, 1996 • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 25 Homemade holiday gifts can warm the heart the holldavs approach, people White wme vmegar start to find themselves becom- 1. Dram the olives, reserving the brine, Ang much more cheerful, hum and diVide them between 2 sterlllled mmg holiday tunes and vlsltmg friends PlOt prs Tuck 2 garhc cloves, 2 stripS of Jl1d family to cdebr,He the season lemon peel, and a spng of each herb Il1to Rather than bnngll1g over a store- each of the Jar., Sprinkle 112 teaspoon bought token of fnendshlp when VI~lt pepper flakes II1to each Jar, then pour the mg, why not bring a small gift that IS resened bnne over the ohves, CO\ enng homemade and pi e~ented from the them completely Add white wille vme- heart) gar If necessary to cover the ollvcs "John Hadamuscin's Home for 2 Seal the Jars and storc the olives 111 Chnstmas" (Harmony) offers sugges- the refngerator for at least a week, tLlIn- tions for creatlOg an old-fashioned ing the JJrs every fcw days to alltm the Christmas at home Hadamuscin offers flavors to mellow numerous reCipes that are perfect for THE FRUIT TREE gift-gIVIng, hke U)()l..le,>,condiments and HONEY-HERB VINEGAR cakes. He abo mdudes dIrections for MAKES 2 PINTS • FRUIT BASKETS makmg wre.Hh~, toothpick Chnstmas • GOURMET FOODS f.it\ trees, candle~ and potpourri, as \\ell .1S ThiS unusual vmegar makes a great • SPECIALTY CHOCOLATES \T complete menm f<)r "ChrIStmas Day quick salad dressing when mn ..cd with a Breakfast~," "A C.lIolers' Supper" and fruIty ohve 011 It's also good on steamed • WINE & CHEESE ARRANGEMENTS even "An Intllll.lte Chnstmastlme vegetable~ • UNIQUE GIFTS Dmner 11 The fall 0\\ mg hOI1ll"I11Jdegifts are per 3 cups white wille \ megJr - WE DELIVER- tect to give to a hmt or hostess when VIS- 1112 cups dry whIte wme STOP BY OR CALL TO PLACE Itmg fi)r the hohdav" "I he~e condllnents Y4 cup hone\' YOUR HOLIDAY ORDER TODAY .ll~o arc WOlllkrtlil to ha\ e around the 2 shallot." peeled and halved house \\ hen fnen,h .1I1dfalm!\' t.ol11e to length" Ise \ ISlt 2 !>png~ thvme 20129 MACK AVE., GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2 sprig" roseman' Phone (313) 886-2352 FAX (313) 886-2616 GARLICKY HERBED OLIVES 2 2-lI1cl1 ~trlPS lemon pcd, \\hlte MAKES 2 PINTS pith removed ThiS simple method really enhance., the 1. In a medIUm saucepan, combme the so-so flavor of domeStlL store-bought \ mcgar, whIte wme and honc\' Jnd plJ,-e Give them the best. olives Fresh herbs .1re av.1Jlablc more and mer medlUm-lm\ hcat Bring to a Slm more 10 larger supermarkets, so bv all mer, reduce heat to Im\, and ~Immer means use them. gently for 20 mllllltes Add the sl1.111ots Jnd colltmue sImmering fc)r 15 mmutes 4 7-ounu: ).lr., \\ hole green 011\es 2 Have ready 2 stenIJ7ed pmt bottles 4 large garht. dO\ e." Lrushed Place 2 shallot halves, a !>png each of .. 4 2-mch stnp" lcmon peel thyme Jnd rosemary, and a stnp of 2 sprigs e,lLh Imel11arv, th\llle and lemon peel m cach bottle Pour the \ 1111: stride rite" oregano gar mixture mto the bottles, then seal 1 teaspoon hl,t red pepper flakes rhe bottle., Storc 111 J cool place The holiday countdown Celebrate their enthusiasm, their energy, their spark ount rhe 111II1lHe,>'111 (hn,>tlll.l., Our durability standards ensure our shoes will keep up \\ Ith the Ile\\ Loru~ In LlIlll I M with your kids, even when you can't CLo]ln tIon ot \\ .ltLhe'>, \\ h IL h .1re p<)\\en:d bv hght - l1,ltur.l1 or .lr111It.1.11 - an,i nL\ er Ileed IMt!en repl.1Lemt. nt Come to Connie's for OIKe IlIlh t.h.Hged ( 10 III I illite,> .1 d.1\ 01 n.lIur.l1 hf,ht or t\\O hOllf\ ot .Jrllfiu.l1 A Full Selection of Holiday Shoes hght), the'e ".ltdll''> I..,'ep runllrng lor lip to SO d,w,>, c\cllllleft 111.1dr.1\\er or Jl\\ elrv ho\ I hC\ .11.,0 fe.H IIre lorII'> J lI111lhnte glO\\ 111the d.lrl.. \\.It,-h til.ll.., \\ hit.h '>hl11e bright h lor hOll r\ \\ 11 hOllt b,lt ten p(m er or blltton'> to pmh I hne \\ .lId1C~ .Hl .1\allJblc .11 Il't .1d olltk h children's shop n.1IIOI1\\Hk \\ 11h ""gge'>h:d ret .lIl prill''' r.mg1l1p. from S7S to S 12S 23200 Greater Mack St. Clair Shores • (810) 777-8020 Page 26 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection. Holiday Shopper's Showcase. Thursday, November 28, 1996 Give the Gift of Organization Presents with pressence make shopping a snap I.' you In J. holiday haze when It boss, clIents or family These pocket For a gift \\Ith ma\lmUIl1 Impact, look on a three-1mI.' display Both feature comes to gJft-gl\ ing) It's natural, sized orgalllzers keep address, schedule, to the PS 6965S1 Tim premIum pack- Indlglo@ mght-light to make displays VIS- 'speClallv consldenng the .l\erage A note and sccret-note infimnatlon at your age mcludes a 256KB organlLt:r with Ible 111 low/no-hght SItuations For the pcr~on spends hours shopping fix Just the fingertJps. One. touch scan keys help Data Svnchrol11zatlOn and a PC world traveler, these dat,l bank/schcd right gIft Who has that much time) users quickly access the day's schedule, ConnectIvity Kit With docking station ulers offer the date and time 111 30 CltlCS 1- nter Te'\as Instruments A leader m phone numbers and notes. This essentJal and WmdowsT"-based software Docs The calendar shows the daY of the week \.omumer electronics, TI has a ne\\ gen. information IS displayed on a large, six- anyone on your holida\ ~hoppmg list use and year tor any appomtment scheduled, \:ration of products that can put the hne-by-24 character display - VIrtually a a PO Then, thIS package could be the and the 11l11tSalso mclude calculators and "Ohh'" back in Ho' Ho' Ho' and turn business card at a glance. complete solution to theIr organization alarms Estullated street pnce for the PS- \'ou mto a gift-gl\ mg guru !to; complete Each UOlt m the 6000Si series offers needs. Estimated street pnee of thIS pre- 39601, \\ hlen holds hundreds of appolllt- Ime of personal organl/crs and data uscrs the ability to set up to four daily sent IS $150 ments and phone numbers, IS $40, $30 bank/schedulers mcludes a \\ Ide \,anety ala" ..;" as well as indiVIdual alarms for Another affordable alternatIve for for the PS.36601. of features deSigned to help \,our spousc, Important appomtments and reminders. someone who uses a PC ISthe PS-65651 For anvonc lookmg to keep key h\.,<;tfnend, slblmg, hoss and dlents get A clock, world cities/times and a calcula- This great gift package lIlc1udes a 128KB appOJl1tnH:nt~ and phone numbers at organIzed tor further extend functionality. memory orgamzer and PC ConnectiVIty hand, the P$-24601 ISthe perfect stocking These personal organizers also feature KJt with docking station ,lI1d WlI1dows- ,tufter With a 2 KB memory, this Ulllt PERSONAL ORGANIZERS Data Synchronization - one-touch based software A multIUse scan key <;tores about 150 entnes, has an alarm and FIrst-rate fundlonallty and a stream updating of mformatJon between the helps locate key mformatlon qUickly, and l..lkulator, Jnd offers a secret password to lined deSIgn \\111 make the per.,onal-orga orgamzer and a Pc. WIth the optJonal data is easy to read on the four-hne-by protect confidentIal Il1formatlon The nun line a hIt with the bm\' people on PS-6155 PC Connectl\'It)' Kit, users can 24-character dlsplJ.y E<;f1mated street two.hne dl~play has 12 characters on each \ ou r hohday shoppmg lIst. Welghmg m at mood)' entnes, and \\1th the press of a price IS $100. 1mI.', scroll.., nght and left for ma\lmllm about 5 ounces, these sturdy tools fit eas- bunon, the mformation \\'111 be the same convelllcncc, and features I ndiglo@ Ily Into a pocket or purse. All otTer users on both_ It's perfect for anyone on the DATA BANK/SCHEDULERS mght light for VISibility in low/no-light the benefit of Indiglo@ nIght-hght, a go! For folks on the go and lookJng to slm- situatIons. Estimated street pnce IS $20 bnght, unlfiJrm glcm that allows them to With 128KB, the PS 6860Si has an pit/). their IIfestvle JJ1 '97, fI suggests a 1'1 personal orgamzers and data ched, an address In low light or even no- estimated street price of 590, and the PS- data bank/scheduler to hold appoint- b.lnk/schedulers are avaIlable at mass light SItuatiOns, and all tCature a conve- 676051, \\'Ith 64KB, has an cstimated ments and phone numbers Two arc merchandisers, electroniC superstores and nIent keyboard fiJr entenng mformatlon. street pnce of 570 The PS-6155 PC available, the P5-39601 and the PS- office-supply centers. Each product WII! With three models, the 6000S1 scnes of Connecti\1ty Kit has an estimated street 36601, With 40KB and 8KB memory be co\'ered by a one-year warranty against personal organlLers ofTers a memory Sl7e price of $50 respectIVely defects JI1 matcnal and workmanshIp. that's sure to be Just nght fe,r you, your TheIr well-spaced keyboards make It Estimated street pnl.es may vary With COMPLETE SOLUTIONS easy to enter information, data appears retaJler~ Thursday, November 28, 1996. Holiday Shopper's Showcase. Grosse Pointe News & The Connection Page 27 All Aboard the HOLLY TROLLEY Enjoy complimentary trolley rides on Kercheval Avenue frlJ1n Muir to Wayburn SHOP THE HILL, THE VILLAGE & THE PARK The Trolley will be running down Kercheval between Thanksgiving Be Christmas 12:00 NOON · 6:00 P.M. SATURDAYS 12:00 NOON · 5:00 P.M. SUNDAYS Thanks to thegenerosity of the following companies~the Trolley is underwritten by: Arbor Drugs, Aroon-James Salon, Ashley Chns Gallery, Beaupre StudiO, Belding Cleaners, Birds of a Feather Antiques, The Blake Co., Blue Bay Fish Market, Bon-Loot, Brueggers Bagel, Butzel Long, Cavanaugh's, Champion & Baer, Charterhouse, C. Chaundy International Fine Art, The Coffee Grinder, Cup-A-Clno, Damman Hardware, Danlelle's, Dennison's, Do by harr, Gallene 454, James W. Goss P.C., Grace United Church of Christ, Greatways Travel, Grosse POinte Auto Works, Grosse Pomte News, Harvey's Compleat Traveller. E J Hickey Co , Higbie-Maxon, Jacobson's, Kennedy & Co., Ktska Jewelers, Kramer's Bed, Bath & Window Fashions, The League Shop, Lloyd DaVid Antiques, Lucy's Tavern on-the-HIII, Mernll Lynch, NBD Bt=lnk,The Neighborhood Club, Nelson Scheuer, Optical Library. Pomte Hardware & Lumber, POinte Pedlar, Pomte Pet's Supply, Pongracl Jewelers, Reading In the Park, Edward Russell. Inc. Saga Communications, Schweitzer Real Estate, Something SpeCial GiftS, Sparky Herberts, The Sprout House, Standard Federal Bank, TCBY Treats. Talbots, Valente Jewelers, Village Toy Co , i The Shops of Walton Pierce, Ward & Ward, Wm J Hair Harbor, Young Clothes ~~~~~({S~~~ . . , Page 28 Grosse Pointe News & The Connection • Holiday Shopper's Showcase • Thursday, November 28, 1996 , , These rings• ,'. deserve I r j a hand. ~.~>;"'," .,. . ,J.-" ,. i'f edmund t. AHEE , . -, ~ ~~ ~ jewelers has one of ,'. --;.~ -=- the largest collections II:' of diamonds and .,1 diamond rings in the Ie+ I:I...- midwest including a . } i J 11 world-class collection .t II of certified diamonds. It J( All rings are available :; in 14K or 18K gold or platinum. See the If extraord inary collection designed I by award winning !I. designer Pamela Ahee Thomas. iiJ ,1 '.10 I I,./ II 1/ '} - Holiday Hours: November 28-December 8 Monday-Saturday lOam- 7 pm edmund t. 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