State, Library to have H.W. trustee By Shirley A. McShane soon as a replacement from Harper Woods StaffWnter was selected county candidate Two Harper Woods residents have sub- The dlStClCt library agreement of 1994 nutted applicatIOns for the posItion of stIpulates that the seven-member board Grosse Po1Ote library board trustee The must compClse one member from each of profiles, poSItIOn became avaIlable when trustee the partIclpat10g mumclpalItles and one Steve Matthews was elected 10 June to the at-large trustee Grosse Po1Otp school board A committee conslst1Og of the departmg endorsements Although Matthews IS not prohibIted trustee, the mayor of the trustee's home from servIng on both boards, said John town and the board presIdent will noml- Bruce, library board president, he inside announced that he would step down as See LIBRARY, page 2A
Your Community Newspaper Grosse News Vol. 57, No. 30 46 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Home Delivery 56( • Newsstand 75( July 25,1996 French student Thursday, July 25 .Help replenish local blood visiting Pointes .sUpplies - which are always low during the summer months - by giving during 'tile Grosse Pointe is a crash victim ,9Ommunity Blood Co\U1Cll's By Shirley A. McShane ents, and V1Ocent, the 15-year- drive from 9 a.m. to -blPod Staff Wnter old brother? What about _80 p.m. at the Grosse Shelagh Wmter wrote a long ElIsabeth? She was supposed War Memorial. letter to Celine RIO's parents to leave for Atlanta on Fnday and transports- and tucked it into the 12-year- to see the OlympICS What do available upon request. old French glrl's suitcase on you say to a 12-year-old who's '4 (813) 884-5542. Wednesday afternoon, July 17, Just lost her best friend? ~turday, July 27 Just before RIo departed for the aIrport and what was supposed See CRASH. page 3A .,Priday Night Live and to be a long flIght home to Saturday, Too returns to the Franrp .today and Sunday, Shelagh's daughter, Shores 28. The event features ElIsabeth Winter, also 12, and I, . ewalk sales, food and RIo became fast fnends in 1995 l~ent, includIng a 1 through the French-Amencan ~. Saturday, concert at the Back-to-Back student couple ~er of Kercheval and St. exchange program through the ,Clair featuring Ron Coden Grosse Pomte PublIc School 'bd Josh White Jr., along System. also lost Withl special guest Jef Fisk, 1n sync Last Wednesday was RIo's A Gros'ie Pomte Shore" doc- as part of the MU8JC on the final day 10 MichIgan and the tor and hiS Wife, on their way City of Groaec Pointe .... mmtng coach Rubio LocniIkar.Hartnett, left. I1IDII conclusion of a 2 1/2-week to Pans to celebrate their wed- f>l.lwl summer concert series. through the drills with her II1rim team In prepuatJon for a July 19 .:ynchroDized reumon for the pre-teens dmg annIversary, also were :can ~13) 884-8075 for more swimming show at Neff Park. Partlcipauts Included carolyn Gough. Nina Gough, The usual last-minute pack- among the 230 people who dlPd Abformation. EHzaheth Dawfuon. Jamie MOIris, Am.ncla Fleig, Courtney Benz, Gillian. RabbItt mg and rushmg and good-byes on TWA flIght 800 on Julv 17 'Y'illtdav, ] uJy 28 Ad ~t ~ • were talong place inSIde the " . Dr Ghassan HauTnIll, 51. a Wmter household in Grosse va~(,111Hr qurgeon Ufho \\'orked f" ..... """""" ...... ~__ -~--~.,. alo--115 Pomte Woods, where RIO .... tJrfront when the out of 8t Joseph Mercy ~ stayed for most of her VISit. HospItal 10 Cllllton Thwm,hlp, GroMe Pointe Community G.P. teachers again negotiating There wasn't time to say all Band performs at 2 p.m. and hiS Wife, N1Oa, 54, are sur- By Shirley A. McShane replacing Lynn O'Connor And she wanted to say, so Shelagh uear the picnic pavilion at negative talk of any kInd." VIVedby four children StaffWnter the Grosse Po1Ote Public wrote it 10 a letter, that, among ~ Park in Grosse Pointe "In the old process, teams '"Their death IS a huge lo<;sto A breath of fresh air. That's LIbrary's libranans are no other things, mvited the entire - • All Pointe area resi- came to the table WIth theIr the medIcal commumty and to what both Sides are calling a RIo family to come back to }ledta are welcome. The longer part of the GPEA. hsts and they'd trade off back thiS commulllty," saId famdy bargalmng practice bemg used Everyone has to contend Grosse Pomte at Christmas hand, of eastside and forth," Bryk said "With frIend Gerry Mlserendmo of Composed by the Grosse Pomte Education WIth the fmanclal limitatIOns Then, later that evenmg, ,.reeideDits ages 12 to 70, will thiS, you come 10 with mterest Grosse Po1Ote Woods AsSOCiation and the Grosse of Proposal A and the GPEA when Ehsabeth was asleep, ~avarietyorarra.nge- areas and diSCUSS Informally. Mlserendmo and his Wife, Pomte school board membership has changed smce Shelagh receIved a phone call There IS more chalog and you're Cathy, hve 10 the Woods home ~ts, including John The two-year contract for the the chstrict offered a voluntary from her fiance He asked if 'Williams' Olympic themes not restncted to Just the pro- the Hauram famIly formerly 510 teachers 10 the GPEA, the incentive program buyout posal that IS 10 front of you" she had heard about a TVVA -8Dd music from "RIllders of owned In fact, that IS how the local umt of the Michigan package 10 1994 One hundred fhght bound for Pans that had ~ Lost Ark." Bring your The mutual gams process Mlserendmos befnended the EducatIOn AsSOCIatIOn, teachers were hrred by the dIS- exploded and plummeted lOto own picnic basket and chairs was Introduced to Grosse Hauranis National Education tnct 10 1994, and most are at Pomte school employee uruon the ocean off Long Island It JDd blankets. '"They gave us the key AsSOCiation Local 1, expires on the begmnmg of their careers, leaders and admlOistrators m was the connector flight that months before closmg and S81d Aug. 31 Teams for both sides Bryk sald 1995 by Ed Hartfield, a consul- RIo had boarded 10 New York Monday, July 29 we could come and go as we have been meetmg and ta1kJ.ng Different, too, is the tant with the National Center "We are devastated," pleased," he said. "We had , The Grosse Pomte Park smre January approach both Sides are tak10g for Dispute ResolutIOn, Shelagh said last Thursday them over after we had reno- ~ Council meets at 7 p_m. A number of factors make to the process Washchuk sald afternoon. "I felt Cehne was vated so they could see what W the municipal court room thlE session dIfferent from the "We have been us10g the "We went through the tram- one of our famIly She was hke __ city hall, 15115 E. we had done Then they had us last time around in 1994. mutual galDS process for bar- mg a year and a half ago," a daughter to me." over to thClr house. They had erson. The school dlstnct has a new g81mng," Washchuk s81d "It IS Washchuk said ''It requires a Shelagh, Elisabeth, and an Impact on everyone they director of personnel Eugene a welcome breath of fresh aIr major commItment from the ElIsabeth's father, Karl Wmter met, that's Just the kmd of peo- Washchuk replaced Ron Thnks It's a variation of win-WIn The umon leadership as well as the of Beverly HIlls, gathered at ple they were " INSIDE m 1994 The GPEA has a new greater Issue IS to have real, admmistratlon We succeeded her home In the Woods on preSIdent Parcells sCience contmuous. open and honest WIth It when we negotiated Thursday, along WIth other Mlserendmo s81d the family members, and tned to Haurams were a close-kmt ;Opinion 6A teacher RosalIe Bryk, who has dialog and work WIth problems WIth the plant and cafetena 29 years of expenence m the as they occur We try to see the umon thIs year. We had some sort out the preVIous 24 hours family He often saw them hav- "Obituaries 14A dlstnct, was elected the new benefit to solutIOns for both They kept the televiSIOn tuned 109 dmner together or playlOg to CNN. They waited by the Seniors 15A umon preSIdent 0'1 Juh 1 ~ldes We work hard to a\ Old a round of golf at the Lochmoor See TEACHERS, page SA phone. Club They also were a very &boob; 16A "We WIsh we knew what to pnvate famdy and the four Autos 19A do," Shelagh saId, runmng chIldren - one a selllor at Business 22A through theIr optIOns Should Grosse Pomte North HIgh they go to New York? Should School and three In college -- Entertainment 6B they go to France to be WIth the have declined 10tervlews WIth Sports 1C rest of the RIo famlly, Jean- the electrolllc and pnnt media C14ssi{ied ads 4C LoUIS and Veromque, the par- - ShIr!p; A Mc'-;hall€
Summer in the city Home: Grosse Po1Ote Farms Some thing. never change. Summers are hot. ChUdren etill eet up Age: 17 lemonade elands OD News can appear one Family: Parents, Al and etreet comers. And DOth- day and be gone ft1e Jane, Sister, KrIstina next But the paper InC ref.reaheII like a taU gJau of the cool cltJua news ISpnnted on can Claim to fame: Recipient of drink. and should live on Girl Scout Gold Award Lost year more thon Takln, advaDt.,e ot opttmaJ coodlUona one third of all U S lIe1llilI Quote: '"The award brought newspllnt was recycled OD a maw da)' lut week, ,oung entrepreneun. together all the skIlls I And that number IS have learned In Girl growing every day from left, Laura aDd Liute Hyde, and Chad, Scouts It taught me what Recycling kmd of commitment I had A Robin aDd WID Edwards Islheone • ~ to my'lelf and the commu- eet up OD Kercheval way we can ,. ... 'hop mty It gave me a taste of and Veadome. BoalDea all give some Read what's to come In lIfe .. thing bock Then Recycle ... brlIIr.. PIle&o '" "... L. Wallow See story, page 4A Annemarle Spaulding
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yesterday's j> ii~'" ~~ "" '\ - ~t:;',.. headlines , 11 50 years ago this week mill tax hike, whIch IS slated to -- ~ go before voters Sept 13 • Winning SiX straIght races • The Village of Grosse In the natlOnal rowmg champI- Circus onshIps on the &huyllull RIVer Pomte Shores hosts ItS 60th anmversary celebratIOn July , In Phdadelphw. the DetrOIt '\ Boat Club rowers, featunng 25 at George Dsms Park . brings many Grosse POinters, WinS • Farms police respond to a the natlOnal rowmg tItle and theft at the Ridgely Learmn' guests to th.. •.gl.l ~o :>tdge ~J1e i 94 j Iru. IN.>). "t0r" ",h"n .. Illdll champIOnshIps next July SWiped a hardbound copy of Confusing Its sporls, however, '"I'he Sen<;uous Man" Pointes the News heddhne reads, "SIX John Ringling North Straight Races Won In 10 years ago this week and his fiancee. Miss Jean NatlOnal Bowling Meet" McCormick. are Pointe • Carl SchweIckert, supeTVI- • In an admlmstratlve mem- visitors while the Rin- sor of Grosse POinte TownshIp, orandum, the MIchigan Liquor gling Brothers Circus is in says that If the good people of Control CommiSSIOn finds that I town. Mr. North modern- Grosse POinte Shores think there IS no good cause for ized the circus. which was they can sa\ e themselves some grantmg the Grosse Pomte founded by his uncle, the money by gl\ Ing up their VII. War Memonal a resort liquor late John Ringling. He lage status and takmg unto license, nusmg hopes 10 the and Miss McCormick are themselves the dlgmty of a CIty, opponents' camp the guests of Mr. and Mrs. they have another guess com- • A 13-year-old Grosse T.D. BuhI of Ridge Road. mg POinte Woods girl IS electrocut- (Grosse Pointe News • Concern IS raised after a ed whJle cutting a lawn With an photo July 25. 1946) DetrOit newspaper published a electnc mower. The girl hau Photo hy Fred Runnells story saymg the water off the wrapped a frayed orange Grosse Pomte shore had extensIOn cord around her become so polluted that It shoulder bandoher-style In endangered pubhc bathmg order prevent It from being However, the Grosse Pomte caught m the mower TownshIp health officer • FIve pubhc safety officers responds that there IS no valid With a combmed 174 years of foundatIon for the alarmmg semce WIth the CIty of Grosse report Pointe department retire • Woods offiCIals are Impressed WIth a piece of 5 years ago this week ground on the Edsel and • Several years of harmony INTRODUCING ON-THE-SPOT Eleanor Ford estate that may on the Grosse POinte Park City be avaJlable as the sIte for a Councll are shattered when the MORTGAGE APPROVAL. beach for Woods residents counCil splits acrimoniously • A long stnng of burglanes over the perenmaI dIstrict Come In for a mortgage from NBD, and you could find out if you're m the Farms IS solved by the court Issue confession of a 14-year-old Oak Park Mayor Palmer Heenan approved rrght on the spot That's rrght With Rapid Reply,'. all you have Street boy had mvited Shores President to do IS bnng a few key documents to your mortgage appointment, have • Park reSidents complam Edmund M Brady Jr., a highly about low-flymg planes that respected trial attorney, to an appropriate down payment, and your mortgage representative Will pass over the village around Monday mght's council meet- midmght on theIr way to mg to discuss the pros and cons get on answer for you then and there Imagine. No more weeks of waiting. DetrOIt City Airport of the Pomtes' murucipal courts wonderrng, or worrYing. So you see, With Rapid Reply, getting a mort- vs a mstrict court, which sev- 25 years ago this week eral Park councllmembers and gage doesn't have to be so messy For more information, please call • Seven candIdates, in dud- Judge favor. 1-800-S83-INFO, then press "0" mg two Incumbents, file for However, four councllmem- three open councJl seats m the bers s8Jd they were not pre- Park, forcmg an Aug 3 pnma- pared for Brady's presentatIOn ry. and sent him away WIthout a • The Grosse Pomte school chance to speak board by a 6-1 vote seeks a 2- - John Mmnl.S CHmf.DRf@ of lAKESHORE CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING S'l!I'lf/trjal'ltk (jI'MJ'e PO/lftu 15% OFF
CHEl.lOR'{tSa'eg~eedlrilOf'~""oIH.ams~l"Yard'o Inc IrlU'Il:hSOfIOl'tNo CH["" D~Y Sysl..,..- ar,o t:5. uS-e(l tIy pE-rmlSSlOfl UnOt>l tN' lerm:i 01 a I ancrose agreemtOl Music onthep~ 1996 laZa Bring the fami~1lawn chairs and picric baske~ to Grosse ~ointels Village Plaza at the comer of Kercheval and ~t.Clair and enjoy these great - hee - outdoor concerts. SATURDAY, JULY 27 -1:00 p.m. Ron Coden and Josh White Jr. With Special Guest Jd t1sk, Bringthe kids and enJoythe wit and warmth 01these popular children's perlonners, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1 • 7:00 p.m. The Ddtoit Bandleaders Featuring Johnny Trudell, Tom saunders and Paul Keller, Detro~s best.known band leaders come together for thiS speCial perlonnance. Brou.tht to you by iii MEADE GROUP in cooperation with Grosse Pointe Village Association Th,,,,,l,v, onn 'I' 'I 1f1.1I7P m <;,lurdw conce," 'I I pm ll'ln d,t", ,f nf''( (...... '
.- With a taste for sIlver tea sets Teachers Little runaway broke mto her home on Moran "I'm optimIStiC," Bryk said. Grosse POInte Park publIc PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS on July 20 whIle she was work- From page 1 'There IS good commumcation safety officers arrested a sus- mg In her yard. on both Sides and It's a very pect for allegedly stealing a mg to steal a car in the garage cal box under an aisle seat 10 There are no SignS of forced difficult problems, but we real poSSIbIlIty we Will have a bicycle after a bnef foot chase. The suspect fled on foot and one of the theaters began mak- entry mto her home, but some- never left angry." contract on or before Aug 31." The suspect was seen hoist- was able to get away from mipopping sounds and emit. time between 10 and 11 a.m., Both Sides SaId talks have In 1993, talks between the ing a bicycle over a bnck wall polIce. tmg smoke and flame. someone stole a sterlmg Silver been gomg well thIS year Bryk two SIdes stalled and a state- by Ashland Street PolIce were But hiS fingerprints were Woods firefighters turned off coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, SaId everyone IS wrestlmg With appomted fact-finder was called to the scene and saw the found at the scene, and an the power to the buIldIng and a settmg for 12 and a case con- the issue of limIted fundIng brought m to make a recom- suspect carryIng the bicycle, arrest warrant was issued for opened up the box to find tammg addItional servmg from the state Focus this time mendation In early 1994, the which had traIning wheels. the suspect. When he was burned and bare wires and a pIeces from the buffet m her IS on the teacher evaluatIOn teachers agreed to a one-year When police said that they recently Incarcerated m the lIquId substance. It is belIeved dming room In addition, sev- process, local qualIficatIOns, contract With a 2 75 percent wanted to questIon the sus- Macomb County JaIl on unre. that eIther a beverage was eral pieces of Jewelry were new POSitIOns, class sizes and pay Increase, retroactive to pect, he dropped the bike and lated charges, Park police spilled Into the box or water taken from an upstaIrs bed- adequate plannIng time, she September 1993. In July 1994, fled on foot, and after a bnef were notIfied and were finally got 10 when the floor was bemg room PolIce are mvestigatmg said the board ratified a two-year chase, he was taken mto cus- able to charge the suspect for mopped. Electricians were - Shlrley A McShane ''The teachers' union has contract With the GPEA, which tody. The suspect was the September break-m called in to repair the wires given us some powerful propos- called for a 2 percent pay arraIgned III the Park mumci. - By Jlm Stlckford Cnrne Stoppers Inc offers als," Washchuk said "By that I mcrease for each year of the pal court on July 24 on charges rewards of up to $1,000 for mean they have potential. We agreement of larceny under $100 and of Smoke clears mformatlOn leadIng to an are always hopeful for a settle- posseSSIOn of narcotics para- Another set of arrest of persons responsIble ment" phernalIa Woods theater for cnrnes Callers remam silver stolen anonyl7Wus and wlll be Fingerprints Patrons and employees of asslgned a code number. Call the Woods Theater were evacu- A reSident of Grosse Pomte (810) 445-5227 or 1-800-831- Library----- l help solve case ated on July 7 after an electn- Farms suspects that someone 3111 Park polIce were recently From page 1 "We're bL,n III "he first. t.hroes able to charge a suspect With Crash of this," he SaId "We're pleased breakmg and entermg a nate a candidate from the at the qualIty of the people who applIcants and the Grosse garage last fall. From page 1 other's homes, schools and depIct theIr reumon, which have applIed, their background PolIce were called to a home commumties during three- included a trip to the Winter's Pomte school board Will make and expenence, and the same "We Wish we could Jump on a 10 the 1200 block of Audubon week visits. The exchange fam- cottage in Newago and to the final selectIOn. IS true of the Harper Woods plane and go to France and on Sept. 27 last year in Ilies typically are matched Cedar Pomt. In Grosse Pomte, James Haley and David applicants. " comfort them. We had been response to a report of a break- months ahead of tIme and are the gIrls spent most of their GaItIey submItted applIcations commUnIcatIng With the RIos Harper Woods mayor Frank m They interrupted a suspect given tIme to communIcate, get time playing cards, sWlmmmg by the July 15 deadhne smce 1994," Shelagh Palazzolo, Bruce and who was apparently attempt- to know each other and plan at the Lochmoor Club and hav- Haley is the former mayor of explamed. "We 'FAXed' each Matthews are expected to meet for theIr children's trips mgfun Harper Woods and a retIred other, wrote each other practI- to dISCUSSand decIde upon a Sometimes, as the Rio and prmclpal of Harper Woods cally weekly. ElIsabeth and nOmInee tlns week. WInter families discovered, the HIgh School G81tIey is self- Celine were fast friends, they Corrections expenence turns into a lIfetime ''They both loved sWlmmmg," empoyed and a former VIce ''We are prepared to make a got along so well. We InVited frIendshIp. Shelagh SaId. "Celine was on president of a brokerage firm. nommatIOn at the school the RIos here for Chnstmas the swim team in Otlns. It was Bruce SaId two IS the lowest board's Aug 5 meetmg," Bruce Correctwns WIll be pnnt- and Elisabeth was goIng to go On Shelagh's kitchen table cute to watch them together number of applIcatIOns the ed on thlS page every week. said. to France next summer" was a photo album stuffed With because ElISabeth was gettIng board has receIved for a trustee If there LS an error of fact m The Back-to-Back program PIctureS of Elisabeth and RIO, qUIte good With her French and pOSItion, but of the three Matthews Will contmue to any story, call the newsroom matches French fifth-graders m Grosse POInte and m Otlns, Cehne's EnglIsh also was get- newest members appomted assist the lIbrary board for the (313) 882-0294. at With American fifth-graders France, a town outsIde Pans. tmg good They communIcated earlIer thIS year, the most rest of JlIly, he was thanked and theIr famIlIes The stu- The most recent pIctures, Just half m French, half m applicatIOns the board received and honored by the library dents take turns VISItIng each developed before RIO h,ft, EnglIsh" from a City was SIX board at Its July 22 meeting.
The front page story about the theft of candidate Sue RadulOVich's campaIgn UNIQUE sign should have said Anthony Evola of Eastpomte was detaIned by .~~ New Baltimore polIce dur- ing the inCIdent, not arrest- ed ~~t'l ~):~;.,
4 COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS Grosse Pointe ~ws i , (USPS 230-4000) • Additions • Dormers Pubhshed every Thursday By Anteebo Publishers • Recreation Rooms • Garages 96 Kercheval Avenue lIS." Grosse POinte, MI48236 • Kitchens • Bathrooms PHONE 882-6900 PeoodlCals Postage paid at Detrort. • All types of Exterior Siding MlChlg,ln and add~Klf1al mailing offICeS • Windows • References SubscnJltlon Rates $29 per year Vla mall $35 out or.slate POSTMASTER send address We ~ 71ee ~kk PJ IJII4UU 1'1,", ~td. changes to Grosse Pomte News 96 Kercheval Grosse Pomte Farms MI 48236 The deadline tor news copy IS Monday noon to ,nsure Insertion Advert,slng copy lor SectIOn "S" must be ,n the advert,sl!1Q department by 11 00 a m 00 Monday The deadline fOf advertiSing copy lor Sections" & C 's 10 30 am Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Respons,bolily lor display and classll.ed adve11slng error IS hmlled to either cancellatloo of the charge for or a re run of the portIOn In error NotifICation must be gIVen ,n time lor correctIOn In ointe Windows, Inc. the 101l0WingISSue We assume Our cu~tom deSigned rlng~ feature no responsiblhty of the same after For All Your Window Needs Mun~t(,lner (lit (olorf'd ~Ione~With cil.1monds the fIrst Insertion The Grosse POinte News reserves 22631 Harper, St. Clair Shores the "ght not to accept an advertiser s order Grosse POinte edmund t. AHEE jewelers News advertiSing representatIVes , . have no aulhonty to bind Ih,s 772.8200 newspaper and only publICatIOn 01 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods <\11 <,F i\"O'\j "t "ROO"" an advertisement shall const~ule ARt I'" t ATFll TO KFFPVOl final acceptance of the advertiser s ~ (07\ <\1['lFi\R (313) 886-4600 order I
.. 4. -- • ------July 25, 1996 4A News Grosse Pointe News Farms teen's youth program leads to scouting award By Shirley A. McShane the POlntes was a cheerleader Barons cheerleadmg program JUnior troop at PIerce Middle Staff Wnter all four yea;s at South, worked Red Barons ISa youth football Schoon," she sald In addItIOn Annemane Spauldmg's days m the instructional teleVISIOn league. to scouting activIties connected are not wasted. WIth all there studIOat South and had a hand Putting together the chmc Wlth earmng the Gold Award, ISto do, she's not hkely to sleep m a few hIgh school stage pro- thing that I'm mterested m mg chmc In February for ele- was a learmng experience for Spauldmg also has volunteer.ed untIl noon or lounge m front of ductJOns and goodat," Spaulding saId "I mentary- and mIddle school- Spaulding as well She real- for the MIchigan Special the teleVlsion In order to qualify for the got mvolved m cheerleadmg aged girls The chmc was held lZed for example that advance OlympICS and served four "I hke to keep busy," saId the Gold Award, Spauldl~g had to through GIrl Scouts My troop In two gyms at South, WIth regl~tratlon wouid have ehml- tImes as a Governor's Honor 17-year-old Farms reSident, complete four mtere~t proJects, leader had four daughters, all help from adult volunteers and nated the time It took to do so Guard on Mackmac Island who admits she has always such a" partlClpatmg 10 the In cheerleadmg, and they most of South's cheerleadmg on-sIte and would have left Scouts are selected to serve had "too much energy." ater at -chool, ~he hdd to (' 1m urgl'd me to tn out I mdde It squad The chmc featured more time for the chmc one-week stints in the summer "I don't sleep a lot - It's not demonstratIOns on Jumpmg, Earnmg the award topped as honor guards It IS a mJli. my thmg And I'm nUL Ii TV cneermg, chantmg, stuntmg all her ll-year scoutmg career, tary-hke experience, she Sald watcher I thmk It rots your and tumbhng The girls also whIch began when Spauldmg GirlS hve In barracks, are sub- brain. I have to be mvolved," had a chance to try out some of was III second grade at the Jected to dally mspectlons, she explained "My mother IS the moves GIVIngTree Montesson School must march m formatIOn, wear mvolved in a lot of things and I "The project brought togeth- SheJomed scoutmg as a way to umforms and perform duties, think I have followed III her er young women and girls m a meet and get to know girls such as collectmg tIckets at footsteps." posItive and fun actIvIty," from her neighborhood, smce tounst sItes. She credIts her parents, AI Spaulding saId In her Gold she was attending a pnvate Spauldmg will attend and Jane Spauldmg, for Award report "Many parents school m DetroIt MIchigan State Urnverslty this encouraging and supportmg and girls are unsure If cheer- "I'm still friends WIth (many fall to study telecommumca- her m her two most recent leadmg IS acceptable m the of the gu-ls I met through a !lons. accomplishments. graduatmg highly competitive commumty from Grosse Pomte South HIgh m whIch we hve, It IS not School in June and receiVing encouraged" the prestigious Gold Award m But Spauldmg saId cheer- Cily of
for Wayne County Commissioner • 1st District A VOICE FOR LOWER TAXES AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY
DID YOU KNOW??? DID YOU KNOW??? Our district's tax rate is at 8.2 mills, more than On the August primary ballot, Ed McNamara is 70% percent higher than Macomb County at 4.76 supporting a V4 mill property tax "increase" mills and almost 60 percent higher than for improvements to eight county and three Oakland County at 5.2 mills!! Detroit parks, including funding for a new golf course. Not one dime of this tax increase will return to our district!! DID YOU KNOW??? DID YOU KNOW??? We constitute 3 percent of the population of Wayne County, yet pay 8 percent of the taxes!! Since 1982, the Wayne County Commission's budget has quadrupled and the number of full time paid employees has more than doubled!!
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS! THIS MUST BE STOPPED! OTE LUBE A Republican that "WILL" change the way the county does business!! 75 WIllow Tree Place, GPS .885-5671
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t r '-_r I .~~ .. ""'~ •• ~~ 11 • & /.., '.: -' '.- .. .. all of them, because we were unable to County board mtervIew all the candidates On this baSIS, we recommend Kaess for the GOP nommatwn, but also urge vot. race to test ers to examme the records of both Stempfle and Petz, too, before casting their ballots. both parties Opinion On the DemocratIc ticket, we prefer ith mcumbent Andrew Richner Damel A. Hathaway, a Grosse Pomte vacatmg the seat, his post as Park attorney, as the best on that ticket. FIrst Dlstnct Wayne County of the Farmi':>councIl smce 1980. trustee of Wayne County Commumty We do so on the baSIS of hiS pledges to W One source of her strength IS her expe- College, IS probably Kaess' strongest commissioner has attracted a seek competitive bids on all county con- big field of candidates for the Aug 6 pri- nence as director of mtergovernmental competitor. tracts, require accountablhty from the mary. relatIOns with the Wayne County execu- She IS bUlldmg her campaign on her county executive's office, and make the Five Repubhcans and four Democrats tive's office, plus her servIce with the oPPosItion to all tax mcreases, her executive's office subject to the appropn- are runnmg for the county commissioner Southeast MlChigan Councll of promise to fight for the Pointes' fair share ate checks and balances Governments, known as SEMCOG of county servIces, and her pledge to see post That attraction to hoth partIE's is Deanna Maher Scallen of Grosse But part ot that experience, workmg that all county contracts, mcludmg those understandable since the post has been Pomte Farms, appears to be an accept- for the Wayne County executive, for the Metro AIrport expanSIon, are bId held by both Democrats and Repubhcans able alternative m VIew of her volunteer Democrat Ed McNamara, has subjected competitively in recent years. work as a consultant and advocate with her to critiCism by people m both pohtical Patrick Petz of the City of Grosse With DetrOlt Democrats probably hold. Child & Family Advocacy Semces. ing a small majority in the rustrict, the parties who see her as McNamara's can- Pomte, who is a current councIl member GOP hopes rest on a candidate who can didate and a strong campaigner in the past, sug- She also aSSisted m the Justice umte the party vote and work hard to get Her friends and supporters, however, gests senSible efforts to privatize county Department's investigatIOn of conditions the Repubhcans to the polls assure us she IS a strong Republican, and servIces and to centrahze control of coun- and violatIOns at the Wayne County The GOP candidate With the most that while she works for McNamara, she ty activities and programs wherever POS- Juvemle Detention FacIlity experience in government in the commis- is not a part of hiS inner circle m the SIble. News stories about each of the candi- sioner race is Gail Kaess of Grosse Pointe county executive's office. The News collected most of the mfor- date's responses to Grosse Pointe News Farms, who has been an elected member Mary Ellen Stempfle of the City of matIon about the candidates from pubhc questions will be found m today's news Grosse Pointe, now serVIng as an elected records and as a result of a letter sent to sectIOns.
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Why is it? one says, ''How are you?" we nearly always say "rme," even Andy, where are you when I Begomas come m a dozen Why, Andy, can I always - need you? when we're not fine at all shades of pmk and white and always - cram one more dirty I'm talkmg to you, Andy, of red and orange and fuchSia for dish In the dishwasher? Do I could have a poundmg Pete's sake And azaleas come other people find thIS IS true "A Few Mmutes wIth Andy headache, a burnt tongue, an Rooney" fame. m even more chOIces too? achIng back and carpal tunnel What kmd of stone IS the I'm tlunkmg of you m the syndrome early 1980s, when you followed ISay color stone? Sandstone? Shale? And why does a popular I could be sleep deprIved, \ Slate? Marble? Gramte? Pmk game (hke football, for "60 Mmutes," nearly an hour hungry and allergIC I could be of.seriOUS,crlslS-makmg stuff, Margie Reins Smith hmestone? mstance) need so many sup- haVIng a bad halr day, WrIters' port actIVIties to make It ellJoy- With a couple of minutes that block, a Mac attack and mIld What color sweater would I began WIth a question and multIplymg hke wIre coat Some of us even rent mOVIes able? allX1ety get If I ordered It m burnt tile? When you go to a symphony made people put theIr hands I could be wearmg a skIrt hangers for our pets Or stem? Burnt tiles and stems on theIr hIps and say, "RIght Where do all these manufac- concert, you Sit m your seat With a ripped hem, glasses come m all colors So does tWI- and listen to the musIc and on,Andy." With a taped nose pIece, and turers' outlet stores get theIr My dog Ashley IS partial to hght merchandise? dog and cat fliCks watch the mllSlClans.You may riPped pantyhose What color IS aloe? Ice? or may not read the program "Why IS It we all feel com- She hkes "Milo & OtIs," Putty? Poo)? Aubergme? pelled to answer a rmgmg tele- Are compames dehberately "Homeward Bound" and the notes The mUSICstands alone. phone?" you'd ask I could be worried about my Lawn? ThIstle? Capri? Is CItruS kIds or my parents or my crankmg out Irregulars and BenJI mOVIes,but her all-time orange or yellow or green? Or, "Do )OU find It hard to becondb and bUl!-btandard tavorlte IS the OrigInal 1~40s When you watch a lootball fold a road map?" friend or my Job or my dog or my weIght or my health or my stuff, Just to pack It off to the VIntage "LasSIe, Come Home," Andy, tell us why don't they game, you don't Sit and watch Or, "I hke the automobIle MasterCard bIll outlets, where eager shoppers With Ehzabeth Taylor load OIlmto Oiltankers by seal- You need a radio or TV com- It's a great mventlOn " How do I answer a colleague Willthmk they're gettmg a bar- mg It up m those plastIC wrap- mentator, beverages, food, a Or, "I wonder what hap- who asks how I am? gam? Did you ever wonder If dogs pers they use to market CDs "color" commentator, cheer- pened to all the sleep I've lost. ''I'm fine," I chortle. "How are make up names for their own- and toothbrushes? leaders, The Wave; funny hats; Do you ever wonder that?" you doing?" Andy, why do we talk baby ers? If so, Andy, what would 011 tankers could Withstand color-coordmated duds; even "Fme," he fakes. talk to our pets? Why do we your dog call you? fire, humcane, explOSIOn,even an ambulance, for Pete's sake You often focused a verbal call them on the phone? Send And what are all these new global nuclear war WIth their Andy, why do people play zoom lens on stuff that we all Andy, do you ever wonder them postcards when we're on colors we see m catalogs now? cargos of Oil mtact The oIl games that need an ambulance took for granted. about discount malls? They're vacatIon? What the heck color IS grlege? would float around for years m standmgby? \~ GrossePointe News The Op-Ed Page •. ~ _Y-!f · _ Bumpers Cracchiolo stIll sounded a bIt rust hole-in-one m 26 years. "I awed by what his ball did at used to golf a lot when I was for babies the July 9 annual Boysvtlle of younger," says 'Ibm And yes, MIchIgan hole-m-one contest. The Park's Dr. Mark this was a first for hIm "The impact of It didn't hIt Johnson has put Ius job as a me rIght away," says the geneticist and interest m clas- "near-70" semor golfer whose Sign makes SIC cars handicap is 21 "Later, I was an exit together into nonplused - I tried to call my what promIS- wife and kept dlalmg the Maybe it was snapped up by es to be a fall wrong number." some thrifty shopper who auto exhibi- 'Ibm, who was the guest of couldn't resist the fact that tion where Pomter Ray Lynch at the Bay there was no pnce tag on It, speCIal car Pointe Country Club, tells a but folks at the friendly neigh- owners In the great story. borhood church thnft shop at Pomtes and "We were at the 16th hole, Lakepomte and Kercheval m elsewhere can and It was raimng," Tom the Park would like their SIgn help speCial recalls. ''Ray's son, TIm, hIt the returned kIds ball and we both said we'd had "It's Just a httle sign, base The event, tagged Bumpers enough, folded our umbrellas about 2-1/2 feet long, four for Babies, ISbemg sponsored and started back to the cart " metal posts about 3 feet hIgh by the Center for Fetal That's when Tom decIded to holding a pamted black and & Diagnosis Therapy at the try Just one more "Ray saId white 'ENTRANCE' on top," DetrOit MedIcal Center at OK, so I took a four Iron and says Grace Umted Church of Wayne State University and knocked the ball 158 yards," Christ volunteer Margaret will allow auto enthusiasts to Tom says. Simon. show theIr stuff whlle helping "It lut the green, rolled to the "Our customers watch for It unborn children WIth lIfe- pm and stuck between the pm and know we're open for bUSI- threatemng birth defects or and the cup." ness," she says. After 30 suc- Would you like to buy a lighthouse? genetICdIsease. Right about then, the WInd cessful years of being carned By Burton Folsom regardless of its structural home on the Keweenaw Set for Sept. 27-28, It WIll picked up. ''It moved the pin up the basement starrs of the LIghthouses are a fascinat. conditIOn- to a pnvate Pemnsula showcase classIC cars at the and the ball fellm," says 'Ibm church every week, the sign center and an adjacent guard- mg part of MIchIgan hIStory owner. Two others - the Sand FIrst prize for the event, was gone at day's end the last ed parkIng structure. week in June and popular tourist spots The government sometimes Hills Lighthouse (also on the whIch raised over $200,000 for "I wanted to find some way BoysvilIe, was a 1997 Ford ''It's hke an old fnend," says throughout the state. But If leases lIghthouses to be used Keweenaw Perunsula) and the to help bnng these kIds m for you want to buy one, restore It as historical museums, but it Big Bay Pomt Lighthouse Escort from Mel Farr Margaret. "We sure would like treatment," says Mark, an AutomotIve Group to have It back." and open It to tourists, you reserves the right to take north of Marquette - are pop- aSSOCIatedirector of the cen- Tom's shot was the contest's See FYI, page 8A can forget it. them back. ular bed-and-breakfast estab- ter's DIVISionof Reproductive The federal government Understandably, museum hshments. Genetics. "I must get a call won't sell you one, even operators heSItate to make every couple of weeks about though many of them are in needed rmprovements because Wilham Frabotta, bought cases (around the natIOn) decay. they can be taken away when the Sand HJ11sLighthouse where families don't have the During the 1800s and early a lease expires over 35 years ago. resources to get here." 1900s, the federal government He refurbished the eight When he learned of two sets built about 2,000 lighthouses To help preserve lIghthouses bedrooms, all WIthpnvate of parents - in Florida and - over 100 of them in and to persuade the authon- baths, and now rents out the North Carolina - WIth opera- MIchlgan - to shIne their ties to gIve them to museums rooms in both summer and ble unborns and no means to lights and protect ships from or other local groups, the WInter fly mto Detroit or be housed rocky shores Great Lakes Lighthouse nearby, he conceived setting Keepers AssociatIOnwas Frabotta brags about the up a fund called Wmgs for The government also sup- formed in 1982. cross-country skiing in the Kids, with a car show whose plied the lighthouses with So far, WashIngton Isn't wmter and the VIewof the gate fees and corporate spon- modern lenses and eqwpment domg much hstenmg. scemc Northern LIghts from sors would finance the fund, and built caretakers' houses the tower during the summer. Mark says. nearby. Radar, modern com- Giving obsolete hghthouses "People love to come here to "Now we're lookmg for hob- munications and other innova- to museums or preservabon see a part of hiStory,"Frabotta bYIStswho want to enter their tions have since rendered organizatIons would certamly says. VIntage or unusual cars, and many hghthouses obsolete. be better than lettmg them There's a larger lesson to be bus messes WhICh want to decay further. learned from all thIS sponsor the event." Smce 1939, the Coast Guard But pnvate, for-profit entre- America's dWIndlIngsupply Want to use your car to help has been in charge of main- preneurs might m many cases of lIghthouses presents us a kId? You can call Dr. Mark taIning the nation's lighthous- make the best of all caretak- WIthboth a case study m the days at (313) 745-7068, -7067, es, but keepmg them in shape ers. shortcommgs of pubhc owner- or -7233 has often been a losmg battle. ''Pnvate owners, the govern- ship and a heartenmg "Many of them have been ment thinks, may not mam- prospect of what pnvate enter- abandoned by the authonties tain the hghthouses properly," pnse mIght do If gIven the Cardinal rule: and are fallmg VIctimto van- observes Hamson chance dalism and the elements," Just stay put reports Tim Hamson, edItor of We are left WIththe peculiar ToWashmgton, concerned Brent and Kay Smith the monthly publicatIOn, argument that even though CItizens should send n clear always have an extra guest LIghthouse Digest the natIon's hghthouses are Signal Sell the hghthouses when they SIt out on their steadily detenoratmg, they Burton Folsom ISselllor fel- patIO lately - a pmkish-red Selhng lighthouses could be can't be sold to pnvate owners low in economic education at lady cardmal who nests Just a Wln-winSItuation for all con- because they might let them the Mackmsc Center for over their heads m the spokes cerned. detenorate further Pubhc Policy,a MIdland-based of their outdoor table umbrel- Pnvate mvestors have the Expenence Wlthpnvate research and educational orga- la mcentIVe to Improve the value ownershIp of lighthouses sug- nizatIOn The Farms couple IS com- of their property, the govern- gests a promlsmg potentIal for PermiSSion to repnnt m pletely charmed by the Idea ment that would collect rev- pnvatIzmg at least some of whole or m part IShereby "She's the most trustmg httle enue on hghthouses converted those still owned by the gov- granted, prOVIdedthe author soul," says Kay "SheJust stays from a dram on the treasury ernment and hiS affihatlOn are Cited. m the nest and looks down on to taxpayIng pnvate enterpns- Before the 196Os,a number us as we're haVIngcocktails" es, and all those people who of them were sold to pnvate A bright red cardmsl can don't want to see hIstorical mdlVlduals usually be found keepmg an treasures dlsmtegrate through Most of those owners, eye on thmgs from a nearby pubhc neglect mcludmg some m Michigan, fence "The female ISvery nice have taken excellent care of about It all, but we can't take Smce the 1960s, however, theIr property our umbrella down," Kay says federal law has made It almost ImpoSSIblefor the government The Mendota LIghthouse, Holey smokes! for example, is a well-kept to sell any lighthouse - The Shores' Tom \ rs-- _ •• • t • 1" J •• • p ••••• ~~- ... ------~: July 25, 1996 SA News Grosse Pointe News FYI every Sunday," Margaret says very proper dIrector of strate- From page7A "When we stand for praise, she giC accounts for Amencan stands When we sit for Express m Atlanta, wore a instructIOn, she SItS She's modest body SUit to act as one The shop is open every amazmg -- so well behaved, a of eIght anCIent Greek athletes Tuesday, 10 30 a m to 3 30 frIend to everyone, and never bUildmg a temple to Zeus. pm, SIgn or no makes a sound In church" FYI had a lot of fun WIth the advance story, but all Steve's No nudes Pomte fnends can stIll respect hIm the mornmg after In fact, Meanwhile, In the church, is good nudes bemg chosen out of 22,000 vol. It's bUSiness as usual for If you saw last Friday's open- unteers for thiS deCIdedly Pastor Henry Reinewald, hiS mg of the OlympiCS you know tasteful performance was qUIte wlff', Rl'rnR -"Inn It-pl" 10 "I' hnn(\r Liun Lhe I:>lllluldLlOn of nude year-old AIredale (named athletIcs that Steve Landuyt 'We're proud of hIm," says Lucky because she was res- mom Sylvia Landuyt, of the took part In wasn't that much cued from the pound} of a shocker after all Steve, a Park "Lucky attends the service The Grosse Pointe Woods City Council places a bond issue on November ballot By Jim Stickford lar amount," Thomas saId. The Priority hst also calls for Staff Wnter "It does hmlt the sIze of the the installation of a second The Grosse POinte Woods bond to, at the most, $4 2 mll- chute on the park's water shde, CIty CounCIl last week lion" ground safety cover as needed approved a ballot proposal Mayor Robert NOVltke saId at all play areas In the park, an that, If passed, would raise up the counCIl decided to place the m-llne skate/ICe rink at Lake to $42 mIllIOn for the repair ballot proposal before the vot- Front and an m-hne skate rink and purchase of equIpment for ers because of the need for the at Gheseqwere. the city's mUnIcIpal park sys- repairs, and because two bonds ThIS would go where the tem ISSUed m the 1970s and 1980s shuffie board court currently IS "The counCIl authorlzed, con- that were used to make repairs located. tmgent on voter approval, the and Improvements to city All out-of-date equipment at Issumg of up to $4 2 mllhon m parks WIll have expIred at the all cIty parks would be bonds for park Improvements," end of 1997 replaced and the tenms courts saId cIty manager Pete The need for repairs to at Lake Front Park would be Thomas Woods mumclpal park faclli- resurfaced and all rest room "Should the voters approve ties is real, Said Thomas facilittes at the park would be the bond issue m November, The fIltratIOn system of the brought up to federal stan- the CIty'S recreatIOn commls- city's pool at Lake Front Park dards for use by the disabled. sion will then set up a list of IS over 20 years old and needs spending prlOTlttes, and the mBJor repairs, he noted ''There are a lot of things councl! WIllreVIew the list and In addItion to the pool fIltra- that need domg and a lot of determine Just what expend!. hon system, the pool heater tlungs we would lIke to do at tures are needed" also needs repaIrs, Thomas our parks," Thomas said. "The Just because the ballot pro- saId. posal would authOrize the The roads and parkmg bays voters will have the chance in council to Issue up to $4.2 mll- at Lake Front also need to be November to appropnate the hon m bonds doesn't mean that fIxed up money needed for these pro- the councl! would Issue bonds Other needs noted by the Jects" in that amount sald Thomas counCil when It approved the Thomas SaId that the mter- It IS quite c~ncelvable that ballot Issue Include a new gate est rates on the bonds would be the council could Issue bonds house and fence at Lake Front determmed at the time the for a lesser amount after decld- Park, as well as a new walkmg bonds would be ISsued, and he mg that not all proposed park path and hghts for the park, a said that market forces deter- projects are really needed, he second basketball court and mine those rates, making it said add!ttonal boat docks, wluch ImpoSSible for lum to estimate ''The proposal does not lock WIll cost an estimated $6,000 what those rates would be at the councIl mto a specific dol- each. tlus tlIDe. • X Chp and Save ~ 10-LB CARTON .'12.99 REWARD YOURSELF BY .M&.M All Varieties 2%Or 1% HELPING US HELP OTHERS! 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Call or visit your nearest D&N office today! ~I L'NTII Eamm,'? Your BlI,me~s Every Dal{ For More Than ~ ,6 100 Years ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY WE RES[RVE THE AlGHT TO LIMIT OOANTiT'ES Ea r '"If ''''esp a11,J!' ""'1 I~"'s 50rl?qu Pd 0 ~ .. va a" ~ ,,~~, ....~ d~ rl,.H1Ovl 01 .'1.d\p. sl"od P""" wp w f f' y~" 'CjOo (a to'T'~.a .:It e 191n ~en ~\Ia l;1ble e~' r"Q I~e <;il .... ~ <;<\ .:Joe; (1r a SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES CIlYOf(f)rnsseJIninte JIf arms M.chlgan JULY 15,1996 The meetmg was called to order at 7 30 pm Present on Roll Call Mayor Danaher Councl!members Waldmelf. Kaess, Gandelot and Knelser Those Absent Councl1members Wllberdmg and Gaffney Also Present Messrs, Robert HotchkISS. Counselor, Richard G Solak, City Manager, Shane L Reeslde, Cuy Clerk. Robert K Ferber, Director of PublIc Safety Mayor Danaher preSided at the Meeting CouncIlman Wllberdmg was excused from attending the Meeting CouncIlman Gaffney was excused from attendmg the Meetmg It's not just The Minutes of the Regular Meetmg whIch was held on June 10, 1996, were approved as submitted The Minutes of the SpeCIal Meeting which was held on June 27, Cash Management Checking. 1996, were approved as submltted The Mmutes of the Closed SessIOn which was held on June 27, It's checking that manages 1996, were approved as submlttcd The Mmutes of the SpeCIal Meeting which wa~ held on July 3, to make you real cash. 1996, were approved as ~ubmJ!ted The MlIlutes of the Closed Se~slOn which wa~ held on July 3. 1996, were approved as submitted The CounCIl, actmg a~ a Zomng Board of Appeals. granted the appeal of Mr & Mr~ WIlham FI~her. 448 Fisher Road, to construct a one story and two story addItIon to the rear of their Why let a good deal of money lay around In lOW-Interest checkmg, sav- re~ldence. granted the appeal of Mr &. Mr~ Charles KI%e1. ~I Chnstme, to m~tall a CIrcular driveway 111 the front yard of theIr home, adjourned the appeal of Mr & Mrs Jame~ Rauh, 346 Moselle Place, to Monday. Augu~t 19. 1996 at 7 30 pm, granted Ings or money-market accounts when It could be eammg more! the appeal of Mr & Mr<; Gregor) Skau, 254 Gro<;se Pomte Boulevard. to II1stall a Circular dnve\\ a Puhltc Safct) Departmcnt . June. 1996 FDIC Insured So stop by your local First of Amenca office or dIal b BUlldmg Departmcnt Quartcrly Rcport Example APY5 os of 7/22196- c Propt'rty Mall1trl'ance Codc Quarterly Report Chedc with us for current rates. The CounCIl adopted a re~olutlon that ImmedIately follo\\ mg 1-800-222-4FOA to open your account by phone adJournmcnt of thc Rcgular "v1cellng. a Clmed Se~<;)on ~hall he hold for the purpme ot dJ<;cu<;<;mgccrtalll real e<;l.lIematlcr<; lIpan proper motIon madc ~upported and carned the Meetmg Shane L Reeside, GPN 07/2C,/9fi (Ity Clcrk • """'er _ ~ ~ _ • 'P Vb • ... R • r I. 10A July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News WAYNE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE • WHERE 1::----, Be a winner L: :;=e; ::t =r=====-- :._~Z.-:.-:.-:. • 1-----) C * Enjo)' learning • Let it take you far L: :;::::a::; J 1 ~ I ~ ,; II' \ \ J ~j,; J ~egister now • L_ Make afresh 1:----, new start ~ra~uate an~prosper • 1 :::a::::1 Your future is bright t =z:: J Fall Semester K.esistration: ~eJular: Mon.-Fri.,july 15-26 Wayne Final: Mon.-Sat., AUJuJt 19-2+ County llJC Community Call~1~.f96.2600 CC College , July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 11A When candidate McCarthy classes for Central Michigan example perhaps parklllg con- vlduals should be allowed to Church was asked If he would vote to Umverslty cessIOns contribute to campaigns ThiS When asked about whether House race make abortIOn Illegal, he RaduloVIch IS a member of RadulOVIch Said that she should apply to all levels of From page9A he'd vote to make abortIOn Ille- answered the questIOn mdl. several bar aSSOCIatIOns, does not thmk Grosse Pomte's governments PolitiCians are gal, Richner said that he structure development, a rectly by saymg that the state mcludmg the state bars of mUniCipal courts are a good supposed to represent the peo. beheves that !lfe begins at con. fnendly busmess climate and house has no power to outlaw Michigan, Cahforma and Idea Whlle recognlzmg that pIe By hmltlng contnbutlOns ceptlOn and that all human hfe lower taxes abortIOn thanks to the US IllmOls, as well as the United they generate revenue, to mdividuals, RadulOVich deserves protectIOn On the Beck does not bee a lot of Supreme Court, but that he States Supreme Court Bar, the RadulOVich noted that Pomters beheves a lot of the corruptIOn other hand, he said, the benefit from schools of chOice would vote agamst state funds DetrOlt Bar AsSOCiatIOn and must go to the 36th district that goes on and It IS Important Supreme Court has ru!(,d abor- wlthm mtermedlate school dIs- paymg for abortIOns the Women Lawyer's court m downtown DetrOit to to boost the average cltlzen's tion legal so he would work tncts, and beheves that would McCarthy said that he would AsSOCiatIOn sue and defend agamst law- faith m the system wlthm that framework to pro- create a lot of red tape and hke to serve on the educatIOn RadulOVIch said she would SUits over $1,500 Andrew Richner tect !lfe So yes he would vote admlmstratlve burdens and JudiCiary committees not vote to make abortiOn Ille- She saId that the Pomte fuchner IS Grosse Pomte's to make abortIOn Illegal As for government fundmg of because they are the two com- gal because she beheves m the mayors Simply want their representative on the Wayne Richner said he would hke to new sports stadIUms, Beck said mittees that would have the ConstitutIOnal right to privacy. power and their mlnl-kmg- nty C",mnw,,,,,,n O('M>O "'1 tr.€, t?'\( P0\l(1'. JUOH'l'l.- that Just as the state or other greatest Impact on Grosse She does not beheve m gaggmg doms, and that there IS no need Cv.... II... "' Come In And See PREMIUM GRADE The Newest Trend FRUIT TREES In Gardening From The Good Goo~Government Introducing ••• Old Favontes Our New Addition To The New AN EXPERIENCED, CONSERVATIVE, The European Columnar Forms REPUBLICAN VOICE ALPINE T.lte 2S% FOR WAYNE COUNTY COMMISSION COLLECTION Effective Leadership Gail's Commitment 0"1 Comes From Experience I WILL ••• For use In dwarf gardens • CounCil member City of Grosse POinte Farms • Continue my efforts to make SMART-PAn the Elected to five consecutive terms 1979-1996 most effiCient public transportation system In and also to create speCialty MULCH SPECIAL! Current CounCil responSibilitieS the nation container gardens - Grosse POinte Farms PensIOn Board (member) PREMIUM GRADE - CompensatIOn Committee (chair) • Work to make sure Wayne County contracts Wiegand's Alpine CYPRESS MULCH - Grosse POinte Farms Foundation (trustee) are competitively bid Collection consists of dwarf BUY 3 OR CURRENT REPUBLICAN PARTY ACTIVITY Alpine perennial plants and • Fight to Improve our roads Our district does MORE BAGS • Republican Precl nct Deleaate (G rosse POinte not receive ItS fair share of tax dollars unique dwarf COnifers Reg Farms Precinct 4) Grosse POinte Womens $349 WOWI Republican Club Republican Party of Michigan • Oppose the proposed Wayne County parks $I.rling AI $$.99 ~a~ft$2.99 Gove rnor s CIub millage • Director Intergovernmental Relallons for Wayne • Make each Wayne county program annually per bag County 1988 to present JUStl1y Its eXistence through the budgetary • CMLrj)~ Southeast Michigan Council of process Governments (SEMCOG) 1994 It's Time To • Work to establish a Wayne County Shenff s Feed Your • ~ Mlch gan MuniCipal League, 1988 Task Force to combat crime on the East Side of DetrOit Hungry Lavvn • lD.!1La1e..d the Grosse POinte/Harper Woods Futunng Completely Planted • Work to reduce the tax burden of our Long Lasting • Summer Safe Project 1993 Dwarf community through more effiCient County • ~ Grosse POinte Farms BeautificatIOn government including redUCing administrative Container Gardens r-~\ Commission overhead Big ulOMl' Now Available 20.000" 9 ENDORSED BY ENDORSED BY Ii --~ Sq. Ft. $.9.9 I Gro<~e POInte Wo()(h Ma) or Roherl NO\ilke and H trper Wood~ Council Mcmhcr~ -- Bag ( olln,,1 mlmher, Jo - ---_._"------~~~~------~--~~------"-~- July 25, 1996 12A News Grosse Pointe News The Pontiac Sl1verdome,said and Harper Woods, to a large matlon m a timely fashIOn reflect the state's priOrities, for programs that are currently House race Richner ISa perfectly fine facil- extent, said Richner, depend on should be enacted and a prolu- which he feels are educatIOn, under federal JurlsroctlOn But From page llA Ity for football, and a number the economic Vitality of bltlOn agamst contributIOns m crime response and the lower- federal dollars should follow of spending prIOrities that take DetrOit So It ISvery Important the last days of the election He would also be mterested mg of taxes Redlstrictmg IS the change to state responsibil- precedence over a new stadi- to find ways to make the city would be helpful m gettmg rel- Important because It can keep Ity, and there must be no feder- m servIng on any committees competitive to attract newJob::. evant mformation to voters dealmg with dlstnct reappor- um the Pomtes and Harper Woods al overSight He did "ay that road ThiS might be done through before they cast thplr ballots m the same district The biggest problem faced by tionment, because he thinks Improvements around a stadl tax IlICentlve" and strict sen- the POlntes and Harper Woods Philip G. Tannian Tanman s81d that he opposes the Pomtes and Harper Woods urn are the proper responslblh- tencmg laws to keep Violent A former FBI agent and legalized gamblmg IS Crime, said Tanman, both should be In the same congres- ty of state government felons off the streets sIOnal dlstnct police commiSSIOner for As to the questIOn of schools locally generated and that Richner Said that he, "mce Richner said that as a As to the question of legal- DetrOit, Tanman ISan attorney of chOice, Tanman said that WhlCh crosses over from 1991, has been a strong sup- Repubhcan, he supports Gov m private practice educatIOn should not be a DetrOit The district's repre- Ized gamblmg, Richner said porter of the Grosse Pomte's Engler's efforts to ehmmate that he does not beheve It ISa He graduated from Notre monopoly and that parents sentative should fight to mumclpal court system, and caps on the number of charter Dame College and the DetrOit should have more chOices strengthen the Justice system panacea for the economic prob- will oppose any effort to ehml- schools He Said that fully sup- lems of depressed areas He College of Law Tanman supports pubhc and particular the Juvemle JUs- nate It ports the charter school con- Tannian also served as a fundm!1,'for a new sports stadi- tice svstem 31so s:lld that gamhl.ng ha" btatmg that the closer the cept and the charter school leg- high SOCialcosts that create as Wayne County prosecutor for um m DetrOit, but not m As a Repubhcan, Tanman deciSIOn makmg process IS to IslatIOn passed two years ago two years m the 1960s He has unlimited amounts said he supports Gov. Engler's many problems as It might the people, the better the those He does want to make sure solve received the endorsement of He supports the current efforts to ehmmate the caps on deciSions Willreflect the will of that eXlsting public schools are retlrmg First District repre- mumclpal court system 10 the number of charter schools. He would not support any the people, Richner said that not weakened pro-gamblmg legislatIOn with- sentative William Bryant Jr Grosse Pomte. A rostnct court In terms of campaign finance many federal programs, hke In regard to the questIOn of When asked If he would vote would not mean Improved ser- reform, he believes m the prin- out voter approval welfare, should devolve to the campaign finance reform, RIChner said that local to make abortIOn Illegal, Vice,but he thinks It Willmean Ciple of proVldmg information states Richner believes the best way Tanman said that yes he mcreased costs to the pubhc, but the playmg school rostrlcts should not be State and local governments to prevent abuse IS to elect forced to accept out-of-dlstrlct would Tanman thmks the state field between the two mllJor are more familiar Wlth local honest people, because dishon- should assume responsibility parties should be kept level. students because taxpayers In The committees he would conrotlOns and as a result are est people w111always find a most hke to serve on are the one rostnct should not have to better able to allocate scarce way around the rules subslroze students from anoth- Judiciary and the appropria- resources. The best way to elect honest tions committees, and when er dlstnct Richner sees the biggest people ISfor candidates to glVe But if local distriCts deSire, the time comes, the red18tnct. problem facmg the POlntes and voters the full facts about can- mg committee after the 2000 they should be given the right Harper Woods is finrong ways rodates seekmg office. to administer entrance exams census to reVitalize DetrOIt. Greater penalties for not dis- Tannian feels that the to students who Wlshto attend The fortunes of the POlntes closmg camp81gn finance mfor- their local schools appropriation of funds should Henry Ford did indeed have a better idea By Burton Folsom Henry Ford changed all that. ly $3,500 today. wrote in 1926, "how, just as Anyone strolling by 58 He didn't invent either the Ford's mgenUlty took the soon as an article becomes sue- Bagley St. 10 Detroit early In auto or the mass production assembly line method of pro- cessful, somebody starts to the mornmg of June 4, 1896, scheme he so brilliantly ductlon to new heights of pro- thmk that it would be more REPUBLICAN would have seen a strange employed to churn out cars by ductlVlty and efficiency, but he successfu11f only It were differ- Sight Henry Ford, ax In hand, the IDllhons But he did, in his shook the mdustrlal world to ent. There 18 a tendenc.y to smashing open the bnck wall own words, "build a car for the Its foundations with an amaz- keep monkeying With styles FOR on hiS rented garage. He had great multitude." When he mg gamble' he doubled wages and to spoil a good thmg by Just started h18 first gas-pow- bUilt the Model T, he ''put and reduced workmg hours. changmg It" He purportedly REPRESENTATIVE ered car and it was too big to fit Amenca on wheels" and made ''The payment of five doUars a once said that customers could through the door. In this cente- Michigan the car capital of the day for an eight-hour day was have any color of car they nary year of Ford's aclueve- world one of the imest cost-cuttmg wanted, so long as it was black. ment, we ought to pause to Ford was an entrepreneur moves we ever made," Ford That kind of thinking had I - remember what he rod, and and, as are most entrepre- wrote m the early 1920s. The made lustory out of the horse marvel at how It changed the neurs, a viSIOnaryas well HIS wage pohcy reduced turnover, and buggy makers. "Andrew Richner Is the best qualified person to be our world. all-American car had to be Improved morale, and brought In 1927, It would do the same next State Representative." GPF- MayorJohnDanaher In 1896, the automobile was "large enough for the famIly" It some of the best workers to his to the Model T By then, the GPP- MayorPalmerT Heenan such a novelty that few people had to be "constructed of the plants in Mlclugan Ford even new Chevrolet from General GPS- PreSident-JohnHuettemanIff other than a handful of tinker- best matenals by the best men hired thousands of handl- Motors had a water-pump cool- GPW-MayorRobertE Novrtke ers had even set foot m one. In to be hired" And It had to be capped workers, mcludmg mg system, an otl gauge and HW MayorFrankJ Palazzolo 1903, the year the Ford Motor "so low 10 pnce that no man bedndden patients who happI- other new features. And, the GP. MayorSusanWheeler Co. went mto busmess, the city makmg a good salary [would] ly screwed nuts and bolts new Chevys came m a variety of Detroit fIxed a speed hmit of be unable to own one." together on mlm-assembly of colors "Andrew Richner is a proven tax fighter. Andrew will eight mph for almost a ml1e When Ford cranked out lus hnes m their rooms The era of Ford's dominance work to protect taxpayers and future generations." around city hall ConVicted ilTst Model Ts in 1909, he was To Ford, the issues of mmi- was over. speeders p81d $100, which was well on lus way to fulfillmg his mum wages, maximum work- Henry Ford didn't always get RichardHeadlee,Autl10roftheHeadleeAmendmenttothe W!9utt\'(omonths' )V8Bfs,wr ~ VISion. Sales that year were a ing hours, the hirmg of work- It nght, but he got it right MichiganConstitution IueiagaAmeriCarl :worker."aut.~modes( 18,000; by 1913, he ers, and the pace of mdustrial enough times to;ank as one of the "average Ain~ii'i.t:a1fvmfke)""al'inost teachM -250,000; Our 6.25% APR*Home Ecwfty Une he/~ find monetia-Your home. Equr:Mone~ can help you make major home Improvements or fund Just about any expense, Including trtpS, a cor, or debt consolidation. And there's not a better time to get it. because rrght now MIChigan Notional Bonk IS offering a low Introductory rote, currently Just 6.25%. That's a full 2% below the prtme lending rote! Plus, the Interest you do pay IS usually tax deductible: But you must apply by August 31, /996. So dIVe Into the POSSibilities of EqurMoney today For information or to Of>1>ly by phone. call 1-800-CALL-MNB £.. 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Please consult your tax advisor regardlng tax deduetlbohty Property ,nsurarw:e 1$ reqUIred ApplicatIOns must be recerved by August 31 1996 t'NlII July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 13A 5 Republicans, 4 Democrats seek open county commissioner seat By Chip Chapman Staff Wnter WIth current First DIstrict Wayne County commlSSlOner Andrew RIchner nmmng for the state House seat being vacated after 26 years by the retmng Wilham R Bryant Jr , nme candidates have filed to run for the open seat 0" ~he county commiSSIon The general feelmg among till of thtl I.liIlUIUliW" II> dun dlt~ county commiSSIOn needs to keep county executIve Ed McNamara's spendmg In check All but Democrat ChrIstopher Cavanagh are opposed to the 1/4-mlll parks tax that was placed on the Aug Kaess Lubera Petz Pochmara Stempfie 6 ballot. Diet of mterest m her runnmg county. Lubera suggests ''ThIS commumty has been tIm to DaVId Cavanagh Pochmara sald "With the vic- The FIrst DIStrIct covers the for the county commiSSion POSI- streamlImng government at my home for more than 30 I- said that Andrew tory for the taxpayer when I five Grosse Pomtes, Harper tIOn, but she saId that she the county level. years," Petz said. "I feel thiS IS RIdmer's decISIon to vacate the won my case, I wanted to be a Woods and part of northeast would qUIt her Job m the exec- ''We must cut red tape and an opportumty to gIve some- county commiSSIOn seat mflu- strong pubhc advocate for con- DetrOIt. utIve's office, as well a3 resIgn bureaucracy that IS now preva- thmg back We need encf'd hIS decISIOn to run servative values" On the Repubhcan ballot, m from her Farms counCIl seat, If lent," he said. "One way I Repubhcan leadershIp for our "I saw an opportumty to con- The case to whIch Pochmara would attempt to accomplISh mstnet and 1 am W111mg to tmu e the conservatIve philoso- alphabetIcal order, are she WIns the general electlOn See COUNTY RACE thIS IS by explormg pnvatlza- phy at the county level," Gail Kaess comIDlt my time and talents to page 18A Robert Lubera tlOn programs for Wayne Gall Kaess, of Grosse Pomte Robert Lubera, of Grosse strengthen our commuruty." County." Farms, has been an elected POInte Shores, IS an attorney. In an effort to make sure Lubera favors an open-door councilmember WIth the City of He earned a bachelor's degree Frrst DIStrIct reSIdents get the pohcy and plans to submit artI- Grosse Pomte Farms smce from HIll&dale College and a most for their tax dollars, Petz "NOBODY'S As PICKY ABOUT cles to the newspapers lettmg 1980. She IS mrector of Inter- law degree from the DetrOit suggests "pnvatlzing county reSIdents know what he and governmental relations in the College of Law Lubera says he services where It makes sense the commIssIon are doing. Wayne County executive's is seekmg the open county and to centralIze control of CARPET CLEANING." office She IS a former presI- commISSIOn seat for a number "This will allow taxpayers to county activitIes and pro- VIew mformation regardIng grams wherever possIble" dent of the MichIgan Muruclpal of reasons current ISsues, legislation and Carpet League and former chwrman "One IS that I feel the Wayne If elected, Petz hopes to voting hIstory of the comnns- of SEMCOG (Southeast County commisslOn has serve on the parks and recre- slOlJers," he sald. MIchigan CouncIl of Ignored our distrIct for far too atIOn committee and the road ¥ucmg the county's spend- Governments) long and that we need a repre- comnnssion committee. Per Room mg levels can be achIeved, To keep county spendmg $18°0*2 room minimum Kaess earned a bachelor's sentative who WIll fight for the Lubera sald, by reducmg waste levels in check, "dilIgent mom- degree from MIchigan State issues important to taxpayers," 5 rooms only $87. and meffiClency. toring of eXlstmg Infrastruc- University and was the 1993 Lubera said "Another reason 12'X1 B' average room size "I believe that county gov- ture to identify when replace- Taubman Fellow in the John F. is that I beheve In a sound fis- ernment should end the prac- ment or upgrading is neces- Kennedy School of cal house I've always found It tice of awardmg no-bid con- sary to mwntaJn acceptable Furniture Government at Harvard disturbing that politiCIans tracts at Metro Airport. ThIs levels of servIce and quality," University think they are the only ones type of actIon leads to meffi- Petz sald. "Ballooning staffs is "My 16 years on the Farms who do not have to balance 00 clency and favontIsm," Lubera a problem all orgamzatlOns councIl, my membershIp on theIr checkbooks. If 1 am elect- 7'sofa * sald ''Furthermore, the Wayne face. I VIew the position of $39 state and natIonal boards and ed, I Will bring to Wayne or 2 chairs County commission currently Wayne County commissioner comnnttees dealIng with local County a pro-growth, fiscally Sectlonals speCially pnced spends $6 3 mIllIon annually, as a stopgap to government government issues and my pro- conservatIve agenda Offer expires 8/24196 mcluding salanes, benefits and WIthout control." fessional position as director of "Finally, I am appalled by 'Some reslncllons apply staff of about 75 employees. intergovernmental relatIOns the salaries and perks for David Pochmara ThIs is outrageous and It must with Wayne County have pro- Wayne County commISSIoners David Pochmara, of Harper be stopped." vided me a knowledge base and Simply put, they are outra- Woods, is a former city coun- broad perspective on problems geous They are almost double Patrick Petz cIlman for the CIty of Harper facing local governments," those of other commiSSIOners Patnck Petz, of the City of Woods. He ran unsuccessfully Kaess said. "It is a lOgIcal pro- throughout the state. I feel Grosse Pomte, IS a sales repre- for county commiSSIOner m gression for me to move to the that m these days of thcw sentative for SkIdmore Inc , a 1988 and 1990, losmg each county COmI!lISSIonlevel. restraint, the' first sacrifice desIgn .art studI.o servmg the "Congress IS under enormous must come from the pohtlClans, advertlsmg mdustry. He IS a pressure to delegate more not the taxpayers " councilman for the City of authonty and funding to the In order to bring more of the Grosse Pomte Petz earned a states and local government for tax dollars home that FIrst bachelor's degree from programs whIch can be better DlStnct resIdents pay to the Oakland Uruverslty. Implemented closer to the peo- ple they serve As that hap- pens, local government WIll be PUBLIC NOTICE made more accountable for the programs' success. The chal- lenges, therefore, are greater C.IYOf~rnSS£JIoint£ JJf arms, Mlch ._~-_.--_ .... _"- July 25, 1996 14A Obituaries Grosse Pointe News hIS WIfe, PatrICia, two daugh- m PhIladelphIa, and spent years before retIrIng travelmg In DetrOIt and educated at the ters, Mrs Penny PIttS and many of her childhood years on An actIve member of socIety, Mr Tocco IS survIved by hIS Convent of the Sacred Heart In Mrs CynthIa WInland, two Grosse He She attended Colby Mrs Court was a member of WIfe, Betty J Tocco, two SIS- DetrOit She graduated from sons, WIlham and DaVid, a Jumor College She was an SIgma Gamma, and volun. ters, Angehne Weslch and Ann Marygrove College and studied brother, Wallace, and nme achve supporter of the teered at their downtown climc MarJe MamacI, and a brother, English at the UmversIty of grandcruldren MIchIgan Humane SocIety and for many year!>, working With Humphrey Tocco DetrOIt, where she earned her Interment IS at the Grosse loved spendIng hme WIth her chIldren With pollo Memonal contnbutlOns may master's degree Pomte Memonal Church grandchIldren Mrs Court IS survIved by her be made to the Amencan Heart ColumbarlUm Those wIsrung Mrs Conway IS SUI'Vlved by daughters. Elizabpth Court, AsSOCIatIOn and the MIChIgan Ms Command worked for to honor Mr EhrlIch may con- her daughters, Lmda Conway Martha Nunley and Nancy Cancer FoundatIOn many retail !>tores, Includmg tnbute a remembrance of him Shuker and Sara Conway, two WIrth, two sons, WillIam Court B Selgels and J L Hudson to be shared at hiS Aug 4 sons, Paul Jr and Van, and SIX II and Thomas Court, a SIster Mary Grace before takIng a Job as an ana- memorIal seI'Vlce, or they may grandcluldren She was prede- Constance NIchols, a brother, lyst for the Wayne County make a contrIbutIon to the ceased by her husband, Paul George Haberkorn, seven Command Juvemle Court She later Henry Ford Health System Memorial contrIbutIOns may grandcruldren and one weat- A funeral Mass was celebrat- worked for the Wayne County HO"Vll"tl, 2.3000 .Muck, Sune be made to the MichIgan grandchIld She was prede- ed m St. Paul l"athollc Lhurch Fnend 01 the Court lor many 400, St CI81r Shores, Mlch, Humane Society, 7401 ceased by her husband, III Grosse POInte Farms on years In the patermty dIVISIon. 48080 Chrysler Dnve, DetrOit, Mich , WIlham, two SIsters, Mary Wednesday, July 17, for Farms An actIve member of the 48211 Margaret and Frances, and a reSident Mary Grace commumty, Ms Command was Nancy Griffith Peirce brother, Henry Command, who dIed m the Bon a volunteer for the League of WWiam G. Ehrlich A funeral seI'Vlce was recent- Benjamin N. Hall Jr. Interment IS at Elmwood Secours-St. John Semor CatholIc Women, the Alumnae William G. Ehrlich ly held in Flonda for former A Masoruc memorIal service Cemetery In DetrOIt Funeral Commumty Center m DetrOIt of the Sacred Heart, the Christ City of Grosse POInte reSIdent under the auspIces of Revere arrangements were handled by on Sunday, July 14, 1996 ChIld Society, wrvs TeleVISIon A memonal service wIll be Nancy Gnffith Pence, who Woods Lodge #538 was held on the Chas Verheyden Funeral Ms Command, 82, was born See OB1TUARIES, Page 15A held on Sunday, Aug 4, in the died on Thursday, July 18, Fnday, July 19, for Grosse Home in Grosse Pomte Park home of Penny PItts for CIty of 1996, m Delray Beach, Fla Pomte Park reSIdent Benjamin MemorIal donatIOns may be Grosse POInte resIdent WIlham Mrs PeIrce IS SUI'Vlved by N Hall Jr, who dIed of cancer made to the St ClaIr County G Ehrhch, who dIed on her daughter, Jane P Wood; m Bon Secours HOSPItal m the LIbrary, Large Prmt Books Monday, July 15, 1996, In the three granddaughters, and two CIty of Grosse Pomte on department Henry Ford Continuing Care great-granddaughters She Wednesday, July 17, 1996 Center In Harper Woods was predeceased by her hus- Mr. Hall, 72, was born In NOTICE IS HFREB'I GIVEN thJt Ihe Cay CounLlI meelLng ..' .. Board of Mr EhrlIch, 83, was born In band, Robert T.B. PeIrce Detroit and attended Grosse Appe ..l, under the pro\l~lOm. of SeUion ~.14 1 of Ihe 1975 CIly Code. will Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and gradu- meet In !he Council Cour! Room of the MUnilIpJI BUlldmg 20025 M ..d, Memonal contnbutIons may Pomte HIgh School before ated from Wayne State Plaza, 011 Monda) Augu,' 5 1996 at 7 30 pm 10 hear !he appeJI of Richard be made to the R. Thomas B. entenng the U. S. Army, where Uruversity In 1934 He attend- Jnd Kim Allee 1060 S Renaud who Jre appeJhng the demal of the BUlldmg Peirce Memonal Fund, he served In the 740th Tank ed Boston Uruversity School of In'rector to I~,ue a bUilding permit for the con,trudLon of In addition to their Deerfield Academy, Deerfield, Battalion in the European Theology and the Uruverslty of re'lden~e at 1060 S Renaud. Gro~~e Pomle Wood. The bUlldmg permit was Mass., 01342. Theater of Operations during Miclllgan Law SchooL demed due 10 a deficlen~y m Ihe reqUired >Ide y..rd ~et ba~k a' ~et forth In World War II Sewon ~ 4-1 (F) (L) of the lonmg Ordman~e of the City of Grosse Pomle He was m the Uruted States Mr. Hall was an electrical Wood, A \ ananLe " therefore reqUired All Interested partIe, are inVIted to Army durIng World War II, Elena Ackerman supermtendent for Grosse J!lend seI'Vlng as a lawyer's assIstant. A funeral seI'Vlce will be held Pomte Park and belonged Mr Ehrlich was the owner of m the A.H. Peters Funeral to LOUise S. Warnke many organizatIons, mcluding the Sta-Dry Chemical Co , and Home in Grosse Pomte Woods (, PN 07/25/96 ClIyCler" the Grosse Pomte Senior Men's actIve In the school system, at 10 a.m. on Saturday, July Club, the Veterans of Foreign serving as president of the 27, for Grosse Pomte Woods Wars Post 1146, and the Free Maire School PTA, and was a resident Elena Ackerman, who and Accepted Masons of long-term member of the dIed in Orlando, Fla., on Grosse Pointe South Dad's Saturday, July 20, 1996. Michigan Pillar Lodge #526. Club He served on the Grosse Mrs. Ackerman, 82, was Mr. Hall's Interests and hob- bles included bowlIng, boating Pomte School System's strate- called Helen by her mends and and politics He was prede- gic planrung board, and contin- was born in Lithuarua. She ceased by his wife, Jean ued to collect tickets at South worked for the Grosse Pointe Int~rment is at Cadillac Br.-GINNING SOON IN THE- football and basketball games school system for many years Gardens East Cemetery. Paul G. Tocco untI.l1991 as a art InStructor. GROSSF POI!\JTL NFWS Al'.D THE- CONNECl [ON NF-WSPAPERS Funeral arrangements were Mr. Ehrlich was grand mar- Mrs. Ackerman is survived A scnpture service was held WF WIll INCI UDF A DI:Al H l'.OTICE ~KTION handled by the Chas. shal m the 1981 South home- by her son, Edward; five grand. on Fnday, July 19, m the Verheyden Funeral Home m coming parade, and was known cluldren; and SIX great-grand- Chas Verheyden Funeral Grosse Pomte Park. for his tnps to the Uruverslty cluldren. She was predeceased Home In Grosse Pomte Park Pldcement \\ III mclude mfonnatlon ~ubmltted by her husband, Peter. for Grosse POInte Woods resI- of MichIgan and Mlchtgan by family and fnend~ State University for both sport- Interment is at Resurrection Charlotte Elizabeth dent Paul G. 'Ibcco, who dIed The service fees are $10 00 per column Inch ing and educational events. Cemetery m Clinton'Ibwnship. Haberkorn Court m St. John HospItal in DetrOIt He coached hockey in Grosse on Monday, July 15, 1996 Deadline Tuesday~ 12 noon A pnvate famIly seI'Vlce was Mr. 'Ibcco, 69, was born in Pomte for five years and base- Barbara V. Conway recently held for former Grosse (C 0111for Holldav Clo,e Datcs) ball for 15 years, and helped DetrOIt and was the owner of a A funeral service was held m POInte Park resident Charlotte SAMPLE $20.00 orgaruze the flTSt gIrl's field the A. H. Peters Funeral Home wholesale produce company. ElIzabeth Haberkorn Court, He was also a veteran of the For information SMITH hockey team In the Pointes m Grosse Pmnte Woods on who dIed m her home In East Mr. Ehrlich was a member of Wednesday, July 24, for Grosse U S Army Please call anytIme at John A July 15' 1996 Of Chma Thwnshtp on Fnday, Port Huron Husband 01 St Mark's MethodISt Church Pointe Farms resident Barbara Mr. Theco was a past mem- 313-882-6900 or July 19, 1996. Mary Father 01 Michael. as well as Grosse Pomte V Conway, who dIed on ber of the Grosse Pomte Cnsls Mrs. Court, 78, was born In Fax: 343-5569 PatncLa Angela Three Memorial Church where he Saturday, July 20, 1996, in Club as well as a member of Detroit and was a graduate of the Detroit MetropolItan FruIt grandchildren two great volunteered m the Thddler Mount Clemens General Hillsdale College. She worked grandchildren Funeral, Room for many years Hospital of Emphysema. Vendors AsSOCIation He for a pediatnc surgeon at enjoyed deep sea fishIng and Miller Funeral Home. 1234 Mr. Ehrlich IS survived by Mrs Conway, 68, was born Cluldren's Hospital for 25 Gross~ Pointe N~ws Main Street Mass, 51 CONNEQ10N George Church, 10 am, July 17 ContnbuliOns to CITY OF HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN MichiganHospice WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE TO THE QUAUAEDELECTORS OF THE CITY OF H ....RPfR "-OODS COll\'TY OF\\AY\E ST\n Uf MICHIGAN N~lce IS hereby gl\tn lhal a PnmM) El~ct on ....II tc held n.he ell, of H.,u-ptr \\o"K.,J n M Cl'Klmy of Wayne Stare o( \hchlg;ul on AuglJ~t 6 ]996 trorr 700 A \1 10 8 P l,,! f)f lhe purpo\( I ~led ne. Hefmance Your Home Loan c&Ddtdates for me foUowmg offlC'e.lo UnIlrd SWI~ SenJI0l' Represent ...1 .. C In (' ..:ml!~ ~~ ScJtc: RCprt"oeCllilll\C For Only a Penny Pro<.«utlngAtto~, Shtrff Estate Motors, Ltd. Coone" Ckrt. County Trra.~urer RCgl\ltt of Deed\ And Not One Cent More is pleased to announce that Count, Comm ....k)O(f DC'legalc!o 10 Coone .. L0TlVcnl l n Harold E. Ruttan PROPQSIDp;; P SHAll THE MII.LAGE RATE "'AY~E tolNTY IS AGTHORl7FD TO I F\ Y "lTIII' tT' CHARTER has jOined them in the L1\.1:JTATIO .... BE '''CREAsED BY 1f4 MilL (25 Cf\TS PER S (XX) OF TAXABLE \All ATIO .... fOR AVE YEARS FRO\-I 1996 TO 2001 JNCLl.SlV F... TO ["PROVE "' ....D OPl:.RATF Sf\. fRAL P.\,Rl\) \'\D R.ELATED FACILITIES I\Cll'l:'I?-.G MAJOR IMPRO\E.\.fF\'TS TO HI ....E..o;; P"RI-.. lLi/ARETH PARI\. Sales & LeaSing of CH" ....OLER :P'RK AND FORT WAY ....E 0," THECO ....D1TrO~ THAT FOR 0\" )EAR FOR \\lilctl THIS 1"lj"CREASED LEVY \\OULD BE I\iPOSED WAy"rCot \''1' "'l~T Ot IX.rET FRO'" OmrR SOURCES A'" A\10L'1\'T EQlAl TO ITS 1995 96 F1~CAL' F"R APPRWRlo\TIO .... FOR PARI-..S Tfll'i Mercedes-Benz LEVY IS ESTIMATED TO OE!'>ERATES1924.2 .... I" LQ91 The EJecl IOn w~U be condUC1Cd .allhc: rollowmr: ptacn at PRECI'>CT NO LOCATIO" ~Df)RfSS 1350 Woodward I 2,.3 Bcacoo ScI1c;)()I 19.n~ fkar..N1~f,e1J , S \tunlC"~p.11B lnklm$ J%17 HarpcrA~rnuc , H W Jr H ghSdJClOI 1)"1 ~ Rexonq,dd 7 T)font School 1t}S~~ hn>ne Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304 89 10 Poupard &I'loo1 ~065"i I noon Phone Fax 18 J 0)644-8400 Pubh~he<:I GP""J1'T'heCOOl"'I«'hon 0712'V~ &: ~I "96 (8 I 0)644-7444 POSled 01125196 ork with integrity. ~ 5th generation Eastsider ~ Married, lather 01..1 ~ Councilman City 01 Grosse Pointe No othrr Clo!'ing Cost~, Pointsl Appraisall \ppli('atinn I Private Mortgagr Insuranrr ~elect (PMI) Frr!l or othrr hidrlrn rosts-prriod! III Republican r,.lrphonl' Loan ll'nlrr I'ROO' J)J \IA-~" n'800'H2'S1%l Patrick J. t: ...:FIRST FEDERAL FDIC ~ OF MICHIGAN Insured As~ us WP Can 00 /I Branr h ofr" •• throu~holll m. In'IH,i1I"n Delrml Lan.m~ lo."ldmal'" an~ 0"","1' Contract Aa'f' a~d Annual f'ercentagp Aale IAPA, based on a $50 000 loan 'or 120 moollls wrth Inlores, and prrncrpal payments of $593 51 pel' month Property Insurance reQuored S<.b 100 to our underwriting standards o\'!1rchare 3IIariabie on request and our property appraisal nus rate offer ;:j\lal'able onl'1 on owner OCCUPied slngre 1am,ty res,dooces up 10 85% of the value and on loans of $40 000 Of more InqUire for APRs on loans under $40000 Pre payment penalTy 00 loars paid prior to scheduled msturrty Terms subject 10 cl1ange wrtIloul notIce APA accurate as of July 15 1996 f f July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 15A Resident gives gift that can be J opened' daily ResIdents at St John-Bon as Matlock and Perry Mason, SmIth, CEO of the Semor also turn on theIr TV to learn Secours Sernor Commumty are Andrews says she IS glad her Commumty "Life WIll be more about dally events and notIce" as excIted as If they were open- gIft pleased so many reSidents pleasant for reSIdents through at the Semor Community, such mg Chnstmas gIfts, thanks to "I'm very happy here," her generosIty" as the menUb, blrthdayb and the generosIty of one of the res- Andrews saId "My friends all activItIeS Idents wanted to have more channels Direct TV prOVIdes reSIdents to watch, so I decIded to get It" wIth many additIonal chan- DIrect TV enhances th~ The reason IS that every day nels Among theIr favontes are The Semor Commuruty Semor Commumty's compre- they can now turn on theIr TV the mOVIe channel, whIch thanked Andrews and her fam- henSIve actIVitIes program sets to a WIder varIety of pro- shows many claSSIC films, and Ily, mcludmg her daughter and which mcludes brIdge, blllgO, grams that entertaIn, mform a channel that features classlC c;on-in-1Rw, .Toy "no .Tohn outmgc; muc;H'1l1 c;mg-Rlop[;'" and h.ilep thillli H1 wu ..h w1th TV shows. events, people and places WIllIams of Grosse POInte and !lve entertaInment Park, by hostmg a receptIon m A specIal VCR channel These new viewIng optIOns her honor and presentIng enables reSIdents to VIew the Located at 18300 E Warren are avaIlable through dIrect Andrews wIth a dozen roses same VIdeo, rangIng from In DetrOIt, the Senior Holding a box of roses in appreciation. St. John-Doc TV, which was donated by and a champagne toast entertamment to travelogues Commumty prOVIdes a contm- Secours senior Community resIdent Irene Andrews Is Semor Commumty reSIdent to an mstructional seSSIOn, on uum of care IncludIng reslden- flanked by daughter and son-in.law. Joy and John Irene Andrews "Irene has been a very good any set at the facility. tlal !lVIng, aSSIsted care and Williams. of Grosse Pointe Park. On the fair right is A fan of mystery shows such neIghbor to all," said JudIth In addItIon, reSidents can skIlled care Judith K. Smith. CEO of the Senior Community. Friday Night Live and Saturday, Too in the Village on July 26-27 Friday NIght LIve and and from 9'30 a m to 5 30 p.m Beyond the great sales, there whIle SOC (ServIces for Older Also featured on FrIday will WhIte Jr and Jef FIsk in con- Saturday. Too return to the on Saturday, July 27 wIll be food and entertaInment CItIzens Inc) WIll hold ItS be the Michigan Humane cert on the plaza VIllage thIS weekend when "DanCIng In the Streets" gala SOCIety dnd a City of Grosse SOC WIll hold Its raffle at 3 about 40 stores take to the WhIte elephants, remamders Dunng Fnday NIght LIve, at the other. Pointe fire truck p m at Jacobson's Kercheval streets and sidewalks WIth and seasonal Items of all SIzes the Balduck MountaIn entrance at St ClaIr theIr merchandIse and shapes WIll be marked Ramblers, a tradItIonal The event runs from 5.30 to down to make room for fall AmerIcan string band. will Two dozen prIzes, IncludIng Saturday, Too WIll be a con- Kercheval, between Neff and 9:30 p m on Fnday, July 26, merchandIse play at one end of the Village $500, a nIne-Inch teleVISIOn tInUatIOn of the Sidewalk sale CadIeux, WIll be closed to vehI- and a mght at the WhItehall At 1 pm, kIds of all ages WIll cle traffic sac hop gives support to area seniors Hotel In ChIcago, WIll be part be treated to the WIt and For more mformatIon, call ofa rame warmth of Ron Coden, Josh 884-8075 On Saturday, July 27, from 6 fundralsing events. Hotel in ChIcago. to 930 pm, the SerVIces for SOC WIll draw the 40 WIn- TIckets cost $5 for SIXtlck- Older CItizens (SOC) will pro- rung tIckets of thIS year's rame ets or $1 each VIde free entertaInment in on the follOWIng day at 3 p m front of Jacobson's m the Pnzes include $500 In cash, Join in the fun and festIvi- Village of Grosse Pomte. The a portable color TV, and a luxu- tIes while supportIng our area Custom Designs ToMeet Your event is one of SOC's mBJor nous rught at the Whitehall seniors. Specific Space Needs! We organize every mch of space from Obituaries walk-in closets, children's and teen closets, to pantnes, garages, home offIces, ceased by a son, Grahame HOSpItal In Detroit From page 14A Interment is at the Holy Mrs. Snyder. 83, was born in entertainment areas and more Sepulcher Cemetery in New Castle. Her interests FREE DESIGN and the St. Paul Altar Society. Southfield. Memorial dona- included her faIllIly, garden- CONSULTATION She also was a devoted aSSIS- tions may be made to the Ing, needlepoInt and cookIng ViSIt our showroom at tant In the relIgIOUS education CapuchIn Monastery, 1710 Mrs. Snyder IS SurvIved by 1030 Hunter. Bloomfield Hills department of St. Paul School Mount EllIott, DetrOIt. MICh, her daughters, Mrs PatriCIa and was also a member of the 48207. McHugh, Frances SchweItzer. Or Can 433-9777 Detroit AthletIc Club and the Mrs. LoUISe Snyder, two sons, Hours Dally 9-5' 8aI 1 JT t ~------~ --..::.;Jr'--" 16A July 25, 1996 Schools Grosse Pointe News Park resident named as first president of Dominican school and academy in Detroit Dommlldn High School and blhty for faculty development ~clence and a master's degree ACddem\ In DetrOIt WIll be dnd student educahon In educatIOn opemng' the bchool year 10 a As an alumna, DeYonker's She has taught at Marian ne\\ Wd\ more recent expeI'lence was as HIgh School In BIrmmgham, l'he Adndn DominIcan spon. executIve dIrector for the ,1I1d III Ann Arbor, Mount sored instItutIOn's board of BegInmng ExpeI'lence, an Clemens and Southgate For trustees hab chosen SIster InternatlOnal gI'lef resolutlOn the past 10 years, HorOWitz Tdflallne DeYonker of Grosse numstry for separated, has worked as both adminiS- POinte Park as Its first presI- dIVorced and WIdowed men and trator and teacher m an alI- dent and Rosemane HorOWItz women and their children gIrls school m ElIzabeth, N J , ~s the nc,\ pT.lfh_1!J0.1 A 3.i-year member 01 the af:>well as a part-tIme instruc- The admlnlstratlve model AdI'lan Dommlcan congrega- tor at Fdrlelgh Dlckmson WIth both preSident and prinCI- tIon, DeYonker thinks thIS "IS a Umverslty pal has precedence m DetrOit good match between what She IS returmng to DetrOlt at Umverslty of DetrOlt JesUlt DominICan needs at thIS tIme WIth her husband, Larry They HIgh School as well as about 25 and the gIfts I have to offer I have two grown chlldren percent of secondary schools am very eXCited about thIS Dominican IS the only all- across the country opportumty and look forward gIrls school m the cIty of LeadershIp responslblhtJes to workIng With the new lead- DetrOit The high school IS dlS- WIll be shared between the two ership team members, the fac- tm By Mark Conrad Rev WIlham Cunnmgham and master's degree at the Center NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihat a General Pnmary ElectIOn will be held on Tue,day Augu,16 1996 al 7 The eyes of Joseph Gay o'clod lit Ihe forenoon unlll 80 clock In the afternoon, at '" hlch lime qualified regt,tered voter; may VOle Eleanor Josaltls followmg the for Advanced TechnolOgIes on the candIdate, of Ihe Demolra'ic and Republican panle, and non part "an candidate' for the followlltg shImmer beneath hiS dark 1967 nots m DetrOlt Its mlS- "Tlus program has allowed offices brow and he explodes mto a Slon IS Simple, yet the steps to me to set goals for myself," smlle at the mere thought of achlevmg It are complex Gay SaId. "And once I com- Unlled State, SenalOr what his future may hold "We had one goal when we plete one, I'll start another I Reprc,entallve lit Congres, Slate Representall\e Gay, 34, SaId that after years founded the program," know today that hfe IS not a of partymg and bouncmg from Prosecutmg Anorney explaIned JosaltIs, "and that game ne, but life can be fun Shenff Job to Job, Focus HOPE has goal remaIns the same today: Ten years from now, I could County Clerk gIVen lum the chance to launch to build a just SOCIety WIth see myself OWnIng my own COUl)ly Tre .....urer hiS career More Importantly, It black and white people work- company, or mstructmg others RegIster of Deed, County Commt"amer has gIVen rum the courage to mg together" about what I've learned " dream Gay is a recent graduate of Juamta RobInson, who IS and "I'm tIred of settlmg for Focus HOPE's Fast Track pro- currently a candJdate in the PROPOSITION P Jobs," he SaId. "When I fimsh gram, an mtenslVe seven and Center for Advanced schoolmg I WIll have the cre- one-half week program dedI- TechnolOgIes, WIll receive her SHALL THE MILLAGE RATE WAYNE COUNTY IS AUTHORIZFD TO LEVY WITHIN ITS CHARTER dentIals I need to choose the cated to Irnprovmg students' bachelor's degree m manufac- LIMITATION BE INCREASED BY 1/4 MILL (25 CENTS PER $1.000 OF TA XABLE VALUATION) FOR job I want We're talking career academiC skIlls He now hopes tunng engmeermg tlus year FIVE YEARS FROM 1996 TO 2001, INCLUSIVE TO IMPROVE AND OPLRATl:. SEVERAL PARKS now, a new begmnmg I feel to enroll at the Machmist "When I was told about the AND RELATED FACILITIES INCI UDlNG MAJOR IMPROVEMENTS TO HINES PARK, lIke a kId WIth a new toy" ELIZABETH PARK CHANDLER PARK AND FORT \\AYNE ON THE CONDITION THAT, FOR ANY Tralnmg InstItute and work program, I was takIng care of YE:.AR FOR WHICH THIS INCREASE LEVY WOULD BE IMPOSED WAYNE COUNTY MUST Focus HOPE, an orgamza- toward a pOSSIble bachelor's or See AWARD, page 17A BUDGET FROM OTHER SOURCES IN AMOUNT EQUAL TO IT<; 1995 96 FISCAL YEAR tlOn whIch mcludes a chIl- APPROPRIATION FOR PARKS THIS LFVY IS ESTIMATED TO GENERATE $7924,224 IN 1997 dren's center, an elementary YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED thallhe polling place, for ,aid ElecIlOn are as folio"" school, a food prescnptlOn pro- CITY OF HARPER WOODS gram and vocatlOnal traInmg CITY CLERK'S OFFICE IMPORTANT NOTICE facIhhes, was founded by the WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN GROSSE POINTF FARMS & GROSSE POINTE WOODS HAYE CONSOLIDATED THEIR PRECINCTS OFFICIAL ELECTION NOTICE 'OTI( 1.- I" HfRl:!l\ GI\ F-'\, fhal tnc Ie lm,g or lhe C mpulcor Prngr:;lrn f r lht. Pnm4r\ E CO.. I on 10 be beld l(l CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS -\U~Ulf, 1'i46 ~ t-<'( ..Hl'CJ1UI{)1l~UfU,!1 1946 .i1~"(}P\1 nlheCl)Clcrl.'Offh.eloc In< ,J J !he J J t I h mr ..l r rr i!r.tm ....l1..n \4 I ht.. u'<"J un !'lJ.I; , r r the Pr mal) PCI I remam, al f nl t>.. hclJ'\'Ll~lI (, ~ l1l~ruhl .. 1 r\ ~ JIl.,11 ..nJ: Pct No I G P '>oulh H S II G P Boule'ard sour KITCHEn Pct 2 & 3 WIll now be Pct 2 Gabnel Richard School 116 McKlI,ley SALOOrt & RESTAURAlti PCl4 Will now be Pct No 1 Clly HalllFrre Slatton 90 Kerb) tlTYOF HARPER \o,OOD~ Pcl 5 w,lI now be TUESDAYS Put- h Ci P' ((~{ mn\" lklrl "'WI \11('k~\ D Todd Plt No 4 I\erbv School 285 Kerby Road P .... eJ f_ ~ 'It PCI 6& 7 w,lI now be Full Slab Rtb Dmncr (m CierI.. PCI No 5 Brol'nell M'ddle School 260 Chalfonle '995 WEDNESDAYS CITY OF GROSSE POINTE 1/2 Lb Tuna or S,limon All Precmcb 740 Cadieux Road (MaIre School G) mna,tum I "cal. dmncr WE'RE '7.95 CITY OF GROSS~ POINTE WOODS THURSDAYS PLEASE NOTE: 1'IoEWGROS~E POINTE WOODS POLLING PRECINCTS F-ood &- Be\erage Speual, . Noon to 2 P m POURING Precmct, 7 & 12 "'Ill now be PCI No I Ferry School 7.. 0 Ro,lyn Road . Precinct, 1 & 4 Will now be . Lunch ",/9< 9 F"! Pct No 2 Ma,on School 16-10 Vernier Road •, Precmch 9 & 11 "'111now be Pct !' ,I , July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Schools 17A Paul McCarthy, Sue Radulovich, Andrew Richner and Philip Tannian- WHAT DO YOU REALLY BELIEVE IN? Politics And Education As of thI~ wntIng, not one ot my honorable opponent~ has taken a clear, wntten po'>ltIOn on the cntIc ...l quc,>tIOnof educatIOn In thIS \"UHHllUlltlY \-Vily HUl ~ \Vdi, yUUIgU(;~'> 1'> ...'> good a~ nune. The fact is, the Michigan Hou~e of Representatives is now controlled by one Republican vote. Whoever is elected to succeed Representative Bill Bryant, could have the power to make or break the Grosse Pointe Schools. 'Back' again Geoffrey and Damien Famelart of Courcouronnes, France, from left. and Mike Ibeheve The Gros1>ePOinte/Harper Woods Schools represent the Naughton, right, of Grosse Pointe Park, had some fun last week making banana finest America ha~ to offer III public educatIOn. splits behind the counter at Alinosi's Ice Cream and Candy in Grosse Pointe Woods.The Famelarts and the NaughtoD8became friends after their chlldren par- ticipated in the French-American Back-to-Back student exchange program in 1994. The program, coordinated through the Grosse Pointe Public School System, Can the same be said for some other urban and suburban systems? involves sending a group of American chlldren to France for three weeks and, in exchange. hosting French chlldren in America for three weeks. Mike Naughton stayed with the Famelarts in their hometown, which is 40 miles south of Paris, The challenge in education today, IS how to enhance and preserve and Damien stayed with the NaughtoD8.Whlle visiting Michigan, the Naughtons the best and at the same time, stabihze and upgrade that whIch IS took the Famelarts to Greenfield Village, Eastern Market, a Tiger baseball game and attended a Music on the Plaza concert in the village. The Naughtons plan to clearly not working. visit the Famelarts in France next summer and, among other things, attend the WorldCup Soccer tournament. My position on education is simple. I will consider with an open mind, any rational means of improving what is not working in other places. This includes charter schools, limited Award use of vouchers and increased support for mental health care, From page 16A scnption program. Funded pri- development and SOCial to break the dysfunctional family cycle. I will never support a my klds and collectmg welfare manly by the United States progress, the result of "the That's It Focus HOPE has Department of Agnculture, the heart and souls" of 850 employ- one size fits all approach or any measure that could destabilize given me a chance to upgrade program proVides sernor citi- ees and more than 45,000 vol- my education and the slillls I'll zens, children and "at-nsk" unteers. one of the finest public school systems in America. need to support my family," she mothers with food supple- sald ments The progress IS sure to contm- Just down the street from the ue, as the program contmues to techmcal faclhtles, a woman m In 1995, it dIstnbuted more slune m the natIOnal spotlIght. WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE? a black leather Jacket and than 23 mllhon pounds of food. PreSident BIll Clinton ViSited faded Jeans hobbles into a "You see these people'?" asks the faclhtles at Focus' HOPE supermarket on crutches Sam Collins, a volunteer who in March 1994, and the Her eyes are bnght and hope- has spent more than ten years MIcrosoft Corp recently grant- ful, but she wears an expres- workmg Wlth Focus. HOPE ed $1.5 mIlhon m sofware and sion of frustration on her face "Some of these people can't technolOgical matenals. wluch seems to show that she hardly survive without this More Important than the has endured too much m her program. It gives them help grants or the IOO-percent young life and It also gives them hope, placement rate of ItS gradu- She picks up a package of because they can only do so ates, however, IS the attitude drIed potato flakes, drops It, much If they're on Social that permeates the enVIron- and stubbornly refuses help m Secunty or welfare" ment. plckmglt up According to Collins, Focus: One 20-year-old volunteer She assumes her place at the HOPE has transformed a ''pit'' descnbed the "self-satisfactIon checkout lme at the food pre- into a center for personal from just helping people." CITY OF HARPER WOODS CITY CLERK'S OFFICE WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN OFFICIAL ELECTION 'iOTICE 1'IoOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE~ ttul appl cation, foc a~rlC'e baJ:loI.\ for lhe- Pnl1U1) l:lecllOfllO be held Augu-.l 6 1996 \l. II be- teemed bC't'.H'C'n S JO il m .And 5 00 pm \1ond.ay Ihtoo!,11 fmiay a.llhe Mun clp.11 BUilding r I} Clert .. Offl(;l: 19617 Hat'p("rA\en~ H.:upaWood' \.{lCh.gan Apphc.ll on .. '" Jl 201'>0be recCI\ed Or'l S.llUf'd.a.,) Augu'l 3 1996 tlc-rv.ec-n the hours of 9 00 a m ....,d ~ 00 pm al lhe ell) Clerk .. Ofr c-e 10c PolI!!- for IDe Pmnary Elecl on \11.11open al 1 00 .;I m and remaU1 open unlll 8 00 p m on IDc d.l) )f dK: Eleo..lIon CITY or HARPER ","OOD5 Publl~h G P,\ ffbc ConntCllOn 7r2S196 'Ikby 0 Todd Po\ted 7115!96 Cu,Clerl Elena, Tim and Maria Beck NOTICE OF ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT For The TIM BECK GENERAL PRIMARY ELECTION • Is an economIC con<;ervatlve and a moderate on soclall<;sues To Be Held On • Supports a woman's right to choose "ith respect to abortion. • Will vote In favor of "Rlght to Ole" legIslatIOn, assuming proper legal TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1996 gUldehne<; are developed to prevent abuse Regl~lered qualified eleclors In Ihe Clly of Grosse POinte Clly of Gro~~e POinte Farms Clly of Gro%e POlnle Woods. Cay of Gros~e POlnle Park and • Will be a strong voice on behalf of em'ironmental protection. TownshIp of Grosse POInte and Lake Town~hlp \\ ho expeci 10 be absent • Beheves In capital pum<;hment, and <;enous pn<;on tIme for \ !Olent cnmmals from the City or townshIp or who are confined 10 hou~e or ho'pllal by Illness or dilablilly or are 60 years of age or more may now apply for • Believes too man)' elected officials are under uorked and overpaid. He ab~enl ,oler, ballots NO SUCH REGULAR APPLICATIONS CAI'o BE will return 60% of his legislative salary to pay for the planting of 1,000 ACCEPTED AFTER 200 PM SATURDAY. AUGUST 3 1996 trees along Harper, Warren and the Detroit side of Mack Avenue. Apphcallon~ must be made pnor to ~uch lIme althe MUnICIpalOffICe, The office of the ClIy Clerk of Gro~~e POlnle. and Gro~~e POinte Farm~ \\;111be open from 830 am 104 30 P m Monday Ihru Fnday of each \\eek and the City of Gro~" POinte Park \\ 111be open from 8 00 a m 10 4 10 pm and Ihc Village of Gro~se POInie Shore~ and CII) of Gro~,e Pomle Wood, WIll be open trom 8 ~Oam 10 5 00 pm Monday Ihru Fnda} of each week All office~ \\111be open on '>alUrda} Augu,t' 1996 from 8 30 •• am unt1l 200 pm for recel'mg appllcatlo", for ah'enl vOIer, ballot --5:1 HOWEVER ANYONE WISHING TO VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT - MAY DO SO IN THE CITY OFFICE ON MO"lDAY AUGUST 5 1996 - UNTIL 4 ()()PM -••• T \\ KRF~"SBACH JANF BLAHUT - ClI} Mangcr.Cler}., CllI Clcrk ell\ of Gro"c Poml~ CIt) 'lj Gro"c Pomlc Park - 88'i ~800 822 (,200 'HANE L REK'lmE LOlliSI'. WARNKE \""Ianl CII} Manager/Clly Cler}., CII\ Ckrk Clly of Gro"e POlnle Farm' Clt) 01 Gro"c P",nlc WOO\h 1\ 8K\ 6600 14"\ 2440 J ""CHAEL KENYON ACllng Depuly Clerk Town,hlp of Gro"e POinte 88402'4 [ a}.,eTo\\ n'hlp 8.~1(,'iM , , " Vote August 6th YOU CAN ADVERTISETOO! HE'S FOR ALL OF US! CALL 882.3500 Pl111llf th I r lnd .. nIl m Be,,};, To RESEIM DISPLAY AOV£RTISING SPACE By 2 00 P M fRIO"Y 41IXI'\lld I>.m D, r Il \t14~J24' \Rl ~995 18A July 25, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News because "I felt It was Impera- County race tive to have a Republican can- 'Ib prevent the county from From page 13A dIdate who meets local, not exceSSIve spending, Cavanagh regIonal concerns," she s81d favors takmg the tIme to study IS referrmg IS the recent CircUIt "ReSIdents ot the first dlStTlCt an Issue before spending court decIsIOn to refund part of need to receive maxImum ben- money unWIsely the transfer tax property sell- efits from their tax dollars and "My first experience WIth ers had to pay In the early mdependE.'nce from the county DetrOIt CIty CouncIl showed 1980s, the county commiSSIOn E.'xecutlve, Ed McNamara" that a good research and Increased the transfer tax In makmg sure FIrst Dlstnct analySIS department greatly above the level approved by the reSIdents get the most for their Improves fiscal IntegrIty," he state LegI ...lature tax dollars Stempfle S81d she saId "As an elected offiCIal, I In makmg "ure First D!::>trlct WIll fight all tax mcrE.'ases would try to faclhtate private residents get the most for their 'FIrst Dlstnct rE.'sIdents are contnbuLlons for educatIOn and tax dollars, Pochmara !>uggest!> sendmg about $3 m taxes to add more computers m our scalmg down count} govern- Wayne County for every $1 local school systems" ment received locally," she SaId "I DanielA. "If Wayne County IS out of want to make sure that all con- the golf course busmess and tracts are bid competitIvely, Hathaway .:UI"pD:-t bL.S~::CS3,~,\ D3mel A Hathaw3y, of the c ,\ ..H be e::'j)e"II1Jly the $1 6 billion able to fund programs that the Metro AIrport expanSIOn I WIll cavanagh Grosse Pomte Park, is an county IS actually responsible Hathaway Scallen attorney. He earned a bache- fight for our faIr share of coun- Stempfle saId, "I have experi- for, prosecutmg cnme, keepmg Jerome Cavanagh Cavanagh dent candIdate who hasn't any lor's degree from San FranCISCO ty serVIces, espeCIally the ence m publIc and pTlvate crlmmals In Jail, etc ," he saId attended the Umverslty of polItIcal favors to return to spe- State Umverslty and law roads, whIch are m deplorable agencies that aSSIst semors I Pochmara also favors abol- Notre Dame and the CIal mterest groups, thus degree from the Umverslty of condItion" would make sure that we get Ishmg the office of the regIster Umverslty of MichIgan He has ensurIng fiscal mtegrlty and If elected, Stempfle would our faIr share of money and See COUNTY RACE of deeds and transfernng the worked for former Detroit responslblhty," he S81d lIke to serve on the board of servIces for our seniors" page23A duties associated ....Ith the counCIlman Jack Kelley and commISSIOners' ways and Stempfle favors supportmg office to the county clerk's was appomted by former means commIttee wage freezes and cuttmg staffs office DetrOit mayor Coleman Young 'ThIS IS where the budget and perks for county commIS- Pochmara saId he would hke to manage one of the city's CITY OF HARPER WOODS process begIns," she s81d "I sIOners. to serve on any commIttee con- neIghborhood city halls POLICE DEPARTMENT would scrutInIZe expendItures He lost to Andrew RIchner cerning crIme, "because of my to make sure taxpayer dollars WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN past experience as a pubhc Four Democrats are runnIng m the 1994 county commISSIon are WIsely spent" for the FIrst DlstTlct seat on ~ safety supervIsor," said the for- race. IMPOUNDED/ABANDONED VEHICLES She would also hke to serve the Wayne County commISSIOn "I am running to contmue mer supervIsor of secunty at on the roads, airports and pub- PlRSlA\r TO PA 104 A\ AtJCTIO'\ ""ILL BE HELD Jl-LY ~J 1996 AT 8 '0 A \ot AT \l,(>ODS They are, m alphabetIcal order my servIce to the community," TOY. [~G 22500 E ....'JI.,E "IllE ROAD ST CLAIR SfiORES \11 TO SELL THE FOLLOWI"'G the RenaIssance Center I\IPOL '\D£DlABA1'I.OO\ED \ EHIClE.S hc servIces commIttee and the Christopher Cavanagh SaId, "and prOVIde MaryEllen senior cItizens affairs commit- 89 SlJlU .... MO'tort)c~ GSX600f VI' JSI0'\nAAA7K2101343 fiscal responsIbilIty to my con- 'JOCHEV 2/DR [umlR.a \'[''10 ZG1WJ'I,,14T3L92821n Stempfle tee, Cavanagh stltuents" S4CHE:.VS IOPKkup \ L'\ IGC(SI4B6E~11J712 'The bulk of tax dollars are ChrIstopher Cavanagh, of Mary Ellen Stempfle, of the To make sure FIrst DIstrict nrE ABOVE VEHICLES \IA) BE v rEWED AT WOODS TOWI\G LOCATED AT moo E ~I\E MILE Grosse Pointe Woods, is a polit- ROAD ST CLAfR SHOR1:.S MI CALL (810) 715 'Q"O CASH OR CERTlFlEDCHECK O ....LY City of Grosse Pomte, current- spent for these services," she reSIdents get the most for Ical consultant WIth WFR ly an elected trustee of Wayne SaId of the roads, airports and their tax dollars, "what IS pubhc services committee "I ConsultIng He is the son of the County Commumty College needed is a strong mdepen. Pubh~h G P,\ fThe Connecl on 7f1~f96 CITY OF HARPER WOODS fear that contracts for the $1 6 former DetrOit mayor, the late ,f!O\lcd 7119'% 'lick., l> Todd Stempfle, who earned a bache- CllyClert lor's degree urban planning bIlhon Metro AIrport expan- from MIchIgan State SIOn will not be competitIvely UniversIty and a master's bid and that cost overruns will degree in management and be fOISted upon the taxpayers. supervISIOn from Central 1 would make sure that the MIchIgan UniverSIty, is run- contracts are competitIvely bId for all services." '!O!& __ mng for the county commiSSIOn eAVAIlAIII ONlY At About the semor citIzens, 'AMIR/7ICH 'HENl>USON 0 NoBone~ {llIJ4.IO"'1tJ- ...... {31J)5(b.3:IL- About It./--J /~~tIt ..... Oak 4--;/ III "~ OHO)~9""300 --(!HP)3S. ....691J T"'I' IlIIco Totally ~f" ~m {!ill"1oM-6"'1ll {!I10)1lll ....m1 Free like you. .... AMDlICA .. ..,ou _COM (MU !:.'lllZ2l:l lll)~-l(40"""""" COMMUNICATIONS1-., _m.1Ne. 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P">l'llI.W~1iartIor>I No clOSing costs IbIIf .1 July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Automotive 19A Meadowbrook classic car auction offers something for everyone ConslderlOg how many auto Sunday, Aug 4 enthUSIasts and collectors hve Hours of the auctIOn are 4- 10 thIS area, there are surprlS- 10 P m Friday, Aug 2, and 9 Il1gly few speclal-mterest ca, a III -5 pm, Saturday, Aug 3 auctIOns But RM ClaSSIC Car RM held Its first Detrolt- ProductIOns IS trymg to area auctIOn, "Spnngtlme 10 change that and has scheduled DetrOIt," In AprIl 1994 at the Its thIrd annual Meadowbrook NOVIExpo Center WIth the Autos InVItatIOnal ClaSSIC Car expert help of Kruse AuctIOn on Aug 2 '1 'lt thE' I'1ternatlon:l!, the le::dmg By Richard Wright Northfield HIlton m Troy claSSICcar auctIOn firm In the The auctIOn was a big suc- world, the auctIOn was Judged cess labt year, accordmg to by most a success RM has MIke FairbaIrn, of RM ClassIc staged the SprIngtIme auctIOn Most valuable classic to go on the block at the RM Clas- Car Productions, m part each year smce, along WIth because It was a "no reserve" sic Car Productions Meadowbrook Invitational Auction "Autumn In DetrOIt," also at Aug. 2-3 at tbe Northfield Hilton in Troy is this 1932 sale A reserve IS a floor the the NOVIExpo Center, and the seller puts on hIS car under Packard 904 Convertible Victoria. No classIc era body Meadowbrook sales at the aeries ia held in hl.gber regard tban this Dietrich V-wind- whIch he or she WIll not seUIt Northfield HIlton, coneurrent shield semi-custom. It will be sold with no reserve. No reserve means It goes to With the Concours d'Elegance the highest bidder, no matter Ed Lucas, Troy-based what the prIce Duesenberg restorer, Concours ThIS year, RM plans to auc- d'Elegance master of cere- twn 150 cars, compared WIth morues and an expert in the 125 last year, most of them claSSICSof the '30s, noted that WIth no reserve the RM auctiOns have offered "Although we're preservmg a mIX of cars heaVIer m the our no-reserve emphaSIS, for '40s, '50s and '60s than m the 1996 we've decided to add a true classICS. Close behind is this 1931 Cadillac V-12 Roadster with reserve sale optwn on FrIday," ''The age group of collectors the trend-setting styling of Harley Earl's new "Art and FaIrbaIrn saId. ''Many of you IS changIng," Lucas said. Color" department at General Moton. It was the first have told us you wanted to ''People between 45 and 55 year for Cadillac's V-12 engine. Its V-16 bad been intro- partICIpate, but you weren't aren't as Interested In the duced in 1930. comfortable WIth our no- clasSiCS. This 1930 Packard Twelve Convertible Sedan looks reserve format Our Saturday "Older cars requIre greater more modem than earlier Packard. because that model sale contmues to offer no- skill to keep them running, year was the first to be designed as whole units. This was reserve cars exclUSIvely." and parts may be hard to the top of the line for Packard. No reserve. The auction, staged by RM fmd," Lucas said. "Younger ClaSSIC Car ProductIOns Inc., collectors remember cars from of Canton, IS unrelated to the the '50s and '60s and they look Concours d'Elegance at for them." Meadow Brook, except by tim- Detroit-area enthusiasts mg and name similanty The tend to know cars and to have Concours at Meadow Brook lots of access to them, Lucas near Oakland Uruverslty is One of the most unusual cars at the auction will be this Citroen 2CV. with front-wheel drive and horizontal- ly opposed two-cylinder engine. The French car. intro- duced in 1948. was one of the most successful models This rare 1936 Buick Business Coupe is an example of ever, with sales of more than five million. But few were Very formal looking 1940 Cadillac V-16 Town Car with sold in the United States. Valued at $4,000.$6,000. It is the restyled model line for 1936 tbat launched Buick's body by Derham was an elegant swan aong for the CadU- renaissance from the bad old days of the Great Depres- offered with no reserve. lac V.16 line. sion. It is valued at $15.000 to $20,000. No reserve. Golf Clothing Clearance 50% Off At Drummy Olds! ~~ 1996 OLDSMOBILE SUPREME 1996 OLDSMOBILE 88 $lggBM~~ $22gBM~~ 36/36000 MSRP $17 995 36/36000 MSRP $20 995 ... 1996 OLDSMOBILE AURORA 1996 OLDSMOBILE BRAVADA $4IgBM~~ $SlgBM~~ 36/36000 MSRP 38316 36/36000 MSRP 30302 • Closed end GMAC ease With approved cred I lor 36 mon hs. ,,6000 m. e 1r'1llallon lessee IS responSIble lor €)(cess ..e wear and fear Lessee has opt on to pu chase at ease end al P ICe de'ermmed a1 neept on Seeul ry depa, , rOu1dP l\1l 'ipnnF &. <;umrPe'r (oH('~ T1on~ Of \h.n~ 'ihor1, Plnt, ""t l1t r... \\ Inn l p" l{ \('\,f ...f(lr \\om<'rl A \1C'n PI,.. ! ~\Ot'\('", hI' \IT\1 'I ~1l1 '0 Olt NOW TURD SUNDAY IU OO\fTIF1 D HR r ~ \-ll Iol.()OO\\\RI1 al '4u.Mrl.a.1.(' 'll 111"'''1.._1 '«l'\ol ".... ~ I ... \4' \-'11 ~IA\tMH"Vl r'Wt ...."1i'!-\rl""f1C'lW'Tr-{P'ltrl.f Ilre..w4-olltcl .nll~T()"H1II" ~ l" .. Il \'10- .I"olloll~ o(;R(K.liF I'OI'.Tf l}.ll~ "'''-( l\. .-,\J. 1'-"t 'roI'i (ll \t .... \1\111...... \fT flF\fF'"' ~ 1(, 11lr k-"",t> " "''''Noll Ill...... "'...... " ....."aM. 1111' '" \1,,'f1l'\J\'olr \0\(" l \ III "l.t14l OfUtIJlOl' Hflftrr\ " t ~ Il I -,~ \lo r ~~.~ u\.'CtI.I J • r"lii'T I ,,~N( 51' '\\.lJ2' n~j ~ 1'1 \\ lRJo: ... " 1~' PIIIJlJlIlllP ••• R. r ••• m ••••• ,. -j ....0' .....,.n ..--- --.....~-....d..._...... -- .. J. •• lIIn 20A July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News -== =~= = , . Inc. ' L , I Ir \I .,0 " ~~ ~~I..' '~~r • \ "Stav on the Right Track to 9 Mile and Mack" ~C>4' ~) litE 11'o~ . . . . .9k50a C)l/lIIlitmJfUI!I6leDmIion f!o~ • , , \,.. \ , ;\ ' if 1\ r ION t\ [, ! PIANNU I '95 ESCORT It '95 '94 ESCORT : H , , , " I I •• • LX 4.DR, NEON WAGON 14,000 MILES : I" • AUTO, AIR , • I •. AUTO; AIR 7,000 MILES LOW MILES • • • $9,488 , I '. • . $9,988 • • $7,995 '93 ! I • '94 & '95 '94 N1SSAN EXPLORER • I MUSTANGS '" I • XLT 4 X 4 ~ . " ALTIMAGXE • GT& " • Iil • • • CONVERTIBLES III LOADED! • • ••• - ...... GREAT SELECTIO • • • , , I I '94 LINCOLN :T. f': , ,,~ - '90 MUSTANG I , ,1.1\. ~~; I MARK VII '91 SATURN [C'!(UlfJ:1 MOON ROe:: CONVERTmLE ~.., I~ ,~; I\. ~ 4.DR. I 5.0 LIMITED • I •• • ., I II "II LO MILES AUTO - EDITION I • • • $20,995 .: LOADED 'r~rlJ" m I<;L •• SII,99S ," h ~h.-, 'Tl(" "'t l ( '" $7,995 • • r I ,. \" ~}( fl 0;; ..l I n I 1 no; (r;nc .il'd' Cr'l"l: fee f r .....l m 0 'I ~I r" t r 1 R ( !'T"- ~ -.("" (, <" • I h<". Jrr .II '" u .h I ~ ktl' m"JC' f r ( ,""" 1<: (' '" , ... n I r no.. rk.lu Ie r I nr~ r;.. \Il n (' .., I'll j H' \ f' \ •• . , • •• . , ,. • . '.,'., . . . I' , •• . ....I-....~ . . , . I . • l THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON BREAKFAST PROGRAM A pm'I""Il "I Ihc \lldll~ Itl "Lhoo] LI'" rlqulre,..tll K 12 ,(hoo) (i1,lnlh 10 prol Idl hrc 1~ld'l pn>~rdlll\ UIlIe" Ihl Jl,trJlI prmllJLd Ie" Ih,HI 21J' ( 01 11\ IUllcl]l' .II trll or rullklo rdl<:, ,II ,JIl\ 01 It, ,(hool~ ollrtn~ Iile prior "hool ledr In IIJdll\LlJI lite Dll,)nu 1lJ.l) Opl not 10 olier ..t hrc,I~I..t'1 pI( gl 1J11hUI It j\ I,r,\ rctjlllreo 10 (Olldu([ ..t publil lJedflIl~ dlllh 'lL~' IlipUllr(lm p ,rLnh dnd pupil, oIllnL J"ue I hl Inllfll11 '>upul1llcnd,nl 01 "choo!, \\ dl hc reLOmmCIllJlIlg thdt the (Jrm,e PO'Ilk PUh!ll "dlOo! "),ICI1I nol pro\lde ..t bre SaId. There are dozens of car The other three top-valued UPON CLOSER INSPECTION, clubs here and they meet, cars are a 1930 Packard 725 have shows and go CruISIng. It Dual-Cowl Phaeton (no YOU'LL NOTICE IT'S A WINDOW IS a lot eaSIer to go cruISIng In reserve) expected to sell for OF OPPORTUNITY. a relatIve modern car from the $145,000'$175,000, a 1940 '50s than an arIstocratIc but CadIllac V-16 Town Car WIth more pnmItIve classIC from body by Derham, expected to I Great Rate! the '30s. For one seelung a bnng $125,000-$150,000 and a "CruIser" or a SpecIal Interest 1935 Packard Twelve I "driver," this RM auctIon IS ConvertIble Sedan (no reserve) the place to go. valued at $100,000-$120,000. APY' No-reserve auctions are If the top bId on that no- 6.0% Interestmg because they reserve Packard 904 Victoria attract both the lugh.roller 18 $18,000 Instead of $180,000, Investors who are loolung for a It WIll be sold for that That's partIcular car and know It WIll why no-reserve auctIOns are Certificate of Deposit. be sold and folks on a budget exCIting. who are loolung for a bargain- basement way to acqUIre an But don't count on bargains Get Republic Bank's great interestmg collectIble car. 54 If you can I walt to dr ve a BMW your mpatlence has hke that The bargams are $297 {mo Justbeen rewarded The nlmble31811 ~ everyth ng you d I 13-month CD rate when you open more likely among the lower. Most of the cars to cross the 1!IttlllllW 318tl expect 'rom a BMW at a pr ce you mo't certainly woukJnt block Aug. 2-3, includmg some priced offerings, such as an a qualifying checking account. of the most valuable, WIll be elegant yellow 1934 Ford sold WIth no reserve. Five cars Cabriolet, or a dark red 1936 expected to draw bids of Bwck Business Coupe, or a $100,000 or more will be smartly styled two-tone green REPUBLIC sold, three of them WIth no 1953 KaIser Manhattan, or a ~BANK reserve. black and red 1959 Mercury INCLUDES 3 VR OR 36 000 MILES FREE SCHEDULED MAI~~TENANCE Monterey convertible, or a Bavarian Motor Village, Ltd. ::-:.:: ::-:.::. The two most valuable cars rare 1969 CItroen 2CV or a ~.::..::.. ..::.. 1961 Chevrolet Corvette. 24717 Gratiot, Eastpointe to be auctIOned are a 1932 v s t a y rr1'1cll or tal our tn~or TIt on Cp'1tpr tQ:Jay Packard 904 ConvertIble (81 0) 772-8600 1-800- 758-0753 Victoria, expected to attract HJU'S Monday Fnrlay 7. m - p m SalJrday 9 a m Noon The bIds won't be as bIg on • Based upon a 36 mth doSoed' end lease Due al bids of $180,000-$210,000 and these cars, but they will be Il'lCepUon .$' 950 down payment non-refundable firSl P&ymet'1t $350 securrty deposrt plates and l8Jles MEMBER -Annua Pp cenlage Veld ,APYl s ac"u ate as of Jl.ly 3 1996 ,G)I a 1931 Cadillac V-12 Roadster, spmted Any of these cars Opllon to purchase allease end $13311 Tatar 01 the tC __ MrT'lmUm of $1 000 10 open a q1.J;) Iy ng S.g"lalufe Plus Clleckrng Accounl paymel'l1S ease term limes monthty payment plus 6~/" FDIC expected to bnng $170,000- would be Just right for cnusin' Slk '5845 Exp res 7 31 96 ~ W Pena II to early wInd a", al lENDER .wu.t&,",~ $210,000 The Packard will the Boy or cruism' North ~ 1996 BMW 01 North AmerICa h,c Otfx:-aJ $poJ <;()( 01 l't"oP 1996 US OI'(ffiPIC Team The BMW tradernartl; and 1090 are registered 0ff1c~ Sponsor of ftlP 996 O/ymo<; Games not have a reserve, the Woodward ------ Ge8 CHEVROLET GROSSE pOINTE --~----~----- 1996 LUMINA LS 1996 GEO PRIZM $2~~7~~,585 LEASE FOR ~ loaded PW pt cruise !III keyless entry ABS much more ~ Demo Stock #604l All aUla AM/FM Stereo much more THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS 1993 CHEVROLET ASTRO VAN EXT, $12495 1993 CHEVROLET CORSICA loaded, one owner, clean , Air, stereo, 3 to choose 1993 FORD TEMPO NO\N 1993OLeS AOiIEVA 5 NO\N Air, auto, sharp Was $6,495 $5995 Loaded one owner Guad4 WasS7,995 $7495 • P us lax llfl'" and r ot~<;. A~ reD1 €I!> 10 dE:>CIN hBcSf>d 01 i\o\sRP of (,14 4,0 36 mas (~\.nr 'l:"'{J., .... ~ l' \. 'h a cap CO<;;1 r""CJCll'')1'' fr'">n G\\AC of .. ;. '...... ;...... Standard WIth every Jeffrey Acuro .Servlce loaner for life .Free pICk Up & del very for service .24 hour road"de ass' stance • 24 hovr emergency towing .Trlp routing 39 MONTH $499* LEASE MONTH M.S.R.P. s41,435** °3Q 000 m e AHFC (c ....e end leilc,e Iad\l'1n ....1 (aymenl cons st nq I I r~l r ,y0'011 $5,,894 reI rdab1e ~e...Jr'y -;epos 1 SS'SO00 h~ens(> la)( and lit e $88448 cap ro<, ~educ' on 52&;0O To al advarce ptl~""e"" $4 '113 42 TC"al 01 ~?yments $2u 62866 Oplon 10 pu'cha"e allease enrj <:;221"'4 qo Excess rr ec;.?l 15c ')er me. Add 6 .:> l sa tal( FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY FOR SERVICE (A; leffrey ACURA GRATIOT at 13 MILE ACURA -...... -~--~-----~------" . - - -' _----- July 25, 1996 22A Business Grosse Pointe News Fed chairman Greenspan calms markets Metro East Chamber of Commerce CHAT By Joseph Mengden (currency) Not so for IBM, CHAMBER Federal Reserve chaIrman I duPont or General Motors Alan Greenspan testified last "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow" Historically there has devel- Fraser, the 5 Grosse Polntes, Harper Woods, Roseville, St Clair Shores Thun,day, July 18, at hlb se:rn- oped a "normal" mterest rate annual meeting before the Let's talk...STOCKS • = - .:.._;: : -0 r ::rl" ; _", " __ _: -:: _= charged for a one-year rlskless First of America Bank our members In partnership Senate Banking Committee ..:.~ '? )C.~:s3~:1 S-:' 0.+ t.-. ..f. :: -t loan Over the centunes, such rated outstanding With the YMCA of AnxlOu~ Fed-v.dtchers hung on loans were made at a ''rent'' of Bill Cole, chairman and chief MetropolItan DetrOit, they Will hI" every word as he delivered 2 to 3 percent, plus the antIcI- executive officer, First of prOVide free YMCA member- his prepared testImony rate of mterest (called the billIOn ~hdres traded pated rate of mflatlon AmerIca Bank-Michigan, shIps to Wellness Plan memo It's amazing how borne ana 'coupon" rate, exprebsed m LTS remembers hiS first In medieval times, the announced that the bank has bers ThiS partnershIp IS an lysts heard percentages), an Increase In year on Gn"wold Street In charging of mterest for lendmg received an "Outstandmg" mnovatlve collaboratIOn that one thmg and thp rn"rk"t rrlcP IhA.~"(l on r"" 1Q5f1 1" ~:"1 open and ~ Money (or c:Jttlc or food"w...,k.) Commumt) RClm estment Act :::!!ows both erg""n17.,tl"n~ t" others heard = 100, per bingle $1,000 bond) p m dose, half days on was prohIbited In ChnstJan (CRA) ratmg from federal bank maXImize Its ablhty to promote something causes a reductIOn m "Yield" Saturday and many days With and ArabiC countnes on reh- regulators for the bank's efforts healthy hVIng and prOVIdethe almost oppo- ..- ~,;l (dlso expressed In percent>, total NYSE volume of less than BlOUSgrounds m meetmg the credIt needs of best pOSSible service to theIr site As IS~ and vice versa one mllhon share» Soon money lenders found a the commumtles It serves members usual In hiS """ So when a bond mvestor says LTS has often been asked "If way around thiS fIat, by dIS- A ratmg of "Outstandmg" IS The faclhtws at the YMCA pubhc state- ~ a bond IS "up," you should ask LTS means 'Let's Talk Stocks,' countmg (deducting) the mter- the highest evaluatIOn attam are convement and offer a varI- ments, If that means price, or yield? why do you talk so much about est amount from the gross able from the office of the ety of services ThiS IS a won- Greensp an Mengden The teeter-totter IS that If bonds, especially U S loan, and d1sbursmg only the Comptroller of the Currency, derful opportumty for our gave no prices go up, yIelds go down, or, Treasuries?" net amount Thus no mterest the federal bank agency that member" to focus on family exphclt examples about the If pnces are down, yields are Earher In thiS article we was added at matunty smce It evaluates the lendmg, market- well.bemg and fItness To Sign Fed's plans for future mterest up referred to the 3D-year had been deducted at the mg and commumty outreach up, members can activate their rates By Thursday's close, the Treasury Bond as the bell- begInnmg efforts at First of America and membershIp by showmg theIr He did say that the robust bond markets had ralhed wether of long-term mterest ThIS upfront discount also other area banks health plan IdentifIcatiOn card economic growth of recent sharply, carrymg the stock rates Why? Because only U S Increased the lender's "yIeld," The agency perIOdically at the facJ1lt1es months should moderate later market up too Stocks, mea- Treasury secuntles are credit as follows The Discount Rate revieWs these practices to Administrative manager thiS month Then he warned sured by the Dow-Jones rIsk-free (Note that they are IS 6 percent; term IS one year; make sure the banks are ascer- named St. John Hospital that the Fed might have to Industnals (DJ!), Jumped not nsk-free as regards market net loan disbursed IS 94 per- talnmg the needs of the com- and Medical Center raise mterest rates anyway to 8730 pomts or 1 62 percent, to price changes) There are three cent, therefore, the YIeld IS 6 murutles and offermg products employee of the year aVOlda surge in mflatlOn close at 5464 18 bond ratmg agencies whIch percent of 94 or 6 38 percent and services specially deSIgned Anne Schultz, of Grosse "The economy IS already pro- On Fnday, July 19, both the analyze and publIsh credit rat- It beats the Simple 6 percent to fIt those needs, partIcularly Pomte Park, administratIve dUCing at a high level, and bond market and the stock lOgs on various types of bonds: the other way m low- and moderate-mcome manager, EastSide Adult some early SignS of pressure on market took gas from profIt Moody's Investor's Service; Thus the Crusades and most areas MedlclnelEastslde PediatrICS, resources are emergmg, espe- taking (from Monday's lows) Standard & Poor's RatlOgs of the RenaIssance Wars were The ratmg SIgnIfIes that reg- was selected as 8t John cially m the labor market," and some overall backing and Group and FItch Investors fInanced. Even today, the U S ulators have confirmed that Hospital and MedIcal Center's Greenspan SaId fIlling The bond market gave Semce Inc For corporate and Treasury sells 3-month, 6- the baIlk IS domg an outstand- employee of the year LTS thInks tms remark was back about 2/3 of Thursday's mumclpal bonds, they Issue month and one-year "bills" at 109 Job of meetmg these Chosen from 12 former 1995- aImed dIrectly at the upcommg rally as analysts tned to fIgure credIt ratmgs (from best to auction on a discount basis responSIbIlities, Cole stated 1996 employees of the month, autollabor negotiatIOns out charrman Greenspan's dou- worst) of AAA, BBB, CCC, etc Last week's auction sold at a "Ratmgs aside, we beheve Schultz receIved her award at Treasury bond partIcIpants ble talk The stock market, But US Treasury secuntles d1scounted rate of 5.49 percent commumty rem vestment IS the employee awards banquet mterpreted Greenspan's down slIghtly at the opemng, are above all ratlOgs, because and a bond eqUIvalent YIeld of Just good business," he said. held at the Mirage Banquet remarks to mean that an Just drifted all day there IS no risk of default, m approXimately 5 80 percent. "All of our employees are Hall m Clinton Townsmp. Increase m Interest rates IS not Looking back over the previ- the Uruted States The U.S. If your estlmate of the next encouraged to stay m touch "It was uplIftmg and person- Immment, and the bond mar- ous week, the stock market ConstitutIOn specifically 12 months' mflation were 3 With commuruty service orga- ally rewarding to be chosen kets rallIed struggled, but could not buy reserves the nght to Issue cur- percent, then these bIlls were lllzatIOns to assure that fman- employee of the month," she The 3D-year Treasury bond, back all of Monday's collapse. rency to the federal govern- sold at a true "rent" (mflatIOn cial semces needs are met." says, ''but to be chosen employ- the "bellwether" of mterest The week ended With the DJI ment (although at one time It adjusted) of 2.8 percent - a lIt- A signIfIcant emphaSIS on ee of the year among such rates, rose 1 3/16 (or 1.1875 closlOg at 542682, off 8374 permitted commercial banks to tle on the mgh SIde of the cen- community development lend- desemng candidates IS truly a pomts) In pnce, causmg the pomts for the week, or 1 5 per- Issue their notes as currency, tunes-old historical range of 2 mg is a hallmark of First of grl't. I feel as Jf I am a repre- bond's YIeld to declIne to 6 92 cent. under tight regulation) Even If to 3 percent America's strategies consistent sentative of all the employees percent fcom 7 percent (an By Itself, the week was not the U S Treasury cannot sell Joseph Mengden lS a Czty of WIth its commumty-based here who work so hard and Important psychological barn- newsworthy except for new bonds to refund some Grosse Poznte resldent and a lendIng phIlosophy the bank render such qualIty servIce er) It IS Important for bond Monday's collapse, plus the maturmg old bonds, It could former chaIrman of the board works closely WIth First of With care and compaSSIOn mvestors to remember that record-breaking volume of 2 5 payoff the old bonds m cash of Fzrst of Mlchzgan AmerIca Commumty Bemg named employee of the smce most bonds pay a fIxed Development Corp. on many year IS an experience I WJ.11 local projects always cherish" Member benefit - the Do you know a Wellness Plan teams up Reminders of upcoming with YMCA for free mem- events Pointer of Interest? bership Annual golf outmg, Monday, Through the Chamber's Aug. 19, Semor Expo, Insurance benefIt program, the Thursday, Oct 10, and our Wellness Plan IS one of the 50th anmversary celebratIOn WE'RE FIGHTING Fa< American Heart ... a Call 882-0294 Insurance programs offered to m December. 'tCXJR UFE Association V Business Peo~le Y~a and Grosse Pomte Woods reSIdent Peggy O'Connor Yoar Car Andrzejczyk has been appomted development officer, fund development and marketmg for Vista Mana, a pnvate nonprofIt Tired of Broken Promises? agency proVIdmg treatment, education and care to teenage girls suffering from the effects of abuse and neglect She Will be Tired of Business as Usual? responsIble for all phases of Vista Mana's publIcations, as well as publIc and medJ.a relatIOns and grant wntmg for the agency AndrzeJczyk IS a graduate of the Uruverslty of Detroit Tired of Career Politicians? byifTom Fraser & Bob Hoover City of Grosse PolOte reSident Pamela Hammel has been Sales Mgr ServIce Mgr appomted to the Michigan Board of Dentistry The board is RECALL EFFORTS responsible for the IIcensmg and examination of people pnor to Recalb of auu:,mobdes over safety theIr entrance mto the practice of dentistry, dental hygIene or concern .. Signal an effort by con VOTE FOR CHANGE. .Burners government agenclcc; and dental asslstmg and for the certifIcatIOn of dental SpecIalIsts automobile manufacturers to make Hammel has had a pnvate dental practIce smce 1975. car.., vane; and truck .. S.nft..T A me'l-c,ure of the care and dlhgenC'c that these \oanous Interests bnng Former Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Therese Jamieson to thlO:;; common goal tho underc;cored bv the facL that for the first lpl"IC has been named an account executive with PhIllIps & AsSOCiates the number of C"lr:. recalled exceed Inc m ChIcago She Will be responSIble for cd the number of ne"", cars c;old According to the nallOns] Hlgh",ay medIa relatIOns, mdustry relatIOns, trade show Traffic ';afety Admlnlc;lratlon support and related program actIVItIes for the (NHT~A) over 178 mllhon \Chl cleo:; were recalled 1n 199'5 and SUE RADULOVICH company's telecommumcatlons clIents. accord,nR to the trade puhl1catlOn ,~-9 Automotive News fewer than 15 # 1 decrease the commISSIOn's \t rl-R dfl tlO n ....' ql-< 1\1 1.....'1 RO['lI. ( roq" R.\TI- ptR10n annual budget should be j f1\i Or (Rl-1llT \\11 1, fl;}' ~llHI ( T TO -ll} 1011 U\\"';'l, R."n, explored ! I'd" O} 5"o 000 nr mOTC Tamika Kennedy PER 8.75~ IP,."n(.O,j,l (Tamlka Kennedy did *MONTH 1------respond to the questIOnnaIre the Grosse POInte News Il'>f'Of S2, 000 to 549 999 225~''''''''('J{/4" maIled to ail of the candidates In time to be conSidered for pubhcatlOn ) OR I '>, "" 51 000 to S24 9'1'1 10.25:? I "".If. 2~,1 Deanna Maher \' ~( !"l1l!{"ilJ~ -\.jllII I'M ~'/"'(~~"'(~Iil JJl\f"'S'-l'" ""JlWrr"rrtJJIJ.1T PURCHASE 01 -I'TII'_~~ R.tr ...rR 'l'II";J!( rr- oW".,.., ... '~.rtrrflrt""1f't'Jp-MlI ""''''''''J 'IJ"''';.I'~''''' n.r,"'JtI"'~I/ot ",,..I.,,,.~ "'AI'" rw""" 'l"IAiffr.. Scallen FOR " .. .1. r__ q",rut. -l.rRur""'''u'"uil '\ 'fl'llll.IIIf"" .""LO!,.. ,.,...."" L S. (() $32,500** .. 'T " .. ..:,tI!r'I f'M."IIIi ...Nt.-,R-.rlWtIll""tNlfftII~, t'du¥" ('T'-'1""oA/fJI1. ... """ Deanna Maher ScaJlen, of Grosse POInte Farms, IS a vol. ..., ~ LA~C C;""~r" Pll' "\CIrr,p ")If> 'I _~ 'f"~" ~:>'" ',-po> '" Earmng Your 811'1111''' Fl'l'rll [)al/ -lD 0<;. 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(810) 465.2020 (313) 343.5300 LI ••••- 22A Business July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Fed chairman Greenspan calms markets Metro East Chamber of Commerce By Joseph Mengden (currency) Not so for IBM, CHAMBER CHAT Fedf'ral Reserve chairman duPont or General Motors Alan Greenspan testified last Hlstoncally there has devel- "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow" Thursday, July 18, at his semi- Fraser, the 5 Grosse Polntes, Harper Woods, Roseville, 5t Clair Shores oped a "normal" Interest rate annual meeting before the Let's talk ...STOCKS charged for a one-year nskless Senate Bdnklng Committee First of America Bank our members In partnership loan Over the centurIes, such rated outstanding With the YMCA of An.XIOU'>Fed watchers hung on loans were made at a "rent" of his every v.ord as he dehvered Bill Cole, chairman and chief Metropolitan Detroit, they Will 2 to 3 percent, plus the anticI- hiS prepared testimony executIve officer, FIrst of prOVide free YMCA member rate of Interest (called the billIOn ;,h,ue" traded pated rate of mflatlOn It's amazing how some ana- AmerIca Bank-MIchigan, ShIpS to Wellness Plan mem- "coupon" rate, expre"sed In LTS remembers hiS first In medIeval times, the lysts heard announced that the bank has bers ThIS partnership I'> an percentages), an lIlcrease In year on Gn;,wold Street In chargIng of mterest for lendmg one thmg, and received an "Outstandmg" mnovatlve collaboratIOn that the market price (based on par 1950 - 10 a m open and 3 monev (or cattle or f()()d~t()('k~) Commumtv Rpmvl'~tnwnt A,d al1f'w~ hf'th elrg<>n'7ot"H'C tel ULJlt='J::' h~tU t.i = lOU, per ;,IngJe $I,UUU bond) p m close, half days on was prohibIted In Chnstlan something (CRA) rating from federal bank m8XlmIl.e ItS ability to promote causes a reductIon In "YIeld" Saturday and many days WIth and ArabiC countnes on reh- regulators for the bank's efforts healthy hvmg and prOVIde the almo;,t oppo- ,"- !H~l(also expressed In per~ent), total NYSE volume of less than ezous grounds m meetmg the credIt needs of best poSSIble servIce to theIr site As IS~ and vice versa one n1l1110nshares Soon mone,}' lenders found a the commuOltles It serves members usual III hiS "'" So when a bond Investor says LTS has often been asked "If way around thIS fiat, by diS- public state- ~ A ratmg of "Outstandmg" IS The faCIlitIes at the YMCA a bond IS ''up,'' you should ask LTS means 'Let's Talk Stocks,' counting (deductmg) the mter- ments, the hIghest evaluation attam- are convement and offer a van- If that means prIce, or yIeld? why do you talk so much about est amount from the gross able from the office of the ety of services ThiS IS a won- Greensp a n Mengden The teeter-totter IS that If bonds, espeCIally U S loan, and dIsbursmg only the gave no Comptroller of the Currency, derful opportumty for our prIces go up, yields go down, or, 1'reasurIes"" net amount Thus no Interest expliCit examples about the the federal bank agency that members to focus on famIly If prices are down, yIeld;, are Earher m thIS artIcle we was added at maturIty since It evaluates the lending, market- well-being and fitness To SIgn Fed's plans for future mterest up referred to the 30-year rates had been deducted at the Ing and community outreach up, members can activate their By Thursday's close, the Treasury Bond as the bell- begInmng He dId say that the robust efforts at FIrst of AmerIca and membershIp by showmg their bond markets had rallied wether of long-term mterest ThiS upfront discount also economIC growth of recent other area banks health plan Identification card sharply, carryIng the stock rates Why? Because only U S. Increased the lender's "Yield," months should moderate later The agency perIodIcally at the faCilities market up too Stocks, mea- Treasury secuntles are credIt as follows. The DIscount Rate thIS month Then he warned reVIews these practIces to Administrative manager sured by the Dow-Jones risk-free (Note that they are IS 6 percent, term IS one year, that the Fed might have to make sure the banks are ascer- named St. John Hospital IndustrIals Grosse POinte Woods reSIdent Peggy O'Connor Ye>or Car Andrzejczyk has been appointed development officer, fund development and marketmg for Vista Mana, a pnvate nonprofit Tired of Broken Promises? agency prOVIdIng treatment, education and care to teenage girls sufferIng from the effects of abuse and neglect. She Will be responSible for all phases of Vista MarIa's publIcatIOns, as well Tired of Business as Usual? as publIc and media relatIOns and grant WrItmg for the agency Andrzejczyk IS a graduate of the Umverslty of DetrOIt Tired of Career Politicians? byifTom Fraser & Bob Hoover City of Grosse Pomte resIdent Pamela Hammel has been sales Mgr service Mgr appomted to the MIchigan Board of Dentistry The board IS RECALL EFFORTS responsIble for the hcensmg and exammatlOn of people pnor to RecalL'J of automoblles over safety their entrance Into the practIce of dentIstry, dental hYgIene or concerns ~lgnal an effort b) con VOTE FOR CHANGE. dental asslstmg and for the certification of dental SpeciahSts '"Iumers government agenCIC" and automobile manufacturers to make Hammel has had a prIvate dental practice SInce 1975 car"- van,,> and truck.;; <;afcr A mpaqurc of the care and diligence thllt thesiP \ anous mten><;tb bnng Former Grosse Pomte Farms reSident Therese Jamieson to thLS common goal l~ underscored by the fact that for the fir'>t time has been named an account executive With Phllhps & AsSOCIates thp number of car ....recalled exceed Inc. In ChIcago She Will be responSible for cd the number of new car~ ,,;old Accordmg to the nnllOnal Hlghway medIa relatIOns, Industry relatIOns, trade show Traffic f:afcty Admlm ...tratlOn support and related program actIVIties for the t1'.HTSA over 17 H mdhon "ehl cle.." were recalled In 199") and SUE RADULOVICH t~- ....l company's telecommumcatlOns chents 8nordmg- to the trade publlcatlOn Jamieson IS a graduate of the Umverslty of Automottve Ne","1 fewer than 15 million care; and hg-ht truck .. were STATE REPRESENTATIVE" THE BEST CHOICE! Dayton sold In the U S dunng thiP same ....~ penod ThiS does not mean that TEACHERSIP ARENTS )<)9') modele;;. were an.'- leo;"i safe 9 " .... Grosse POinte Farms reSIdent Rosemary A_ th'ln thoe;;.(> m'lnufactured m preVl SUE RADULOVlCH S strong support of hIgh ljualJty ruhlIC eduutlon tor ou .. vear~ A 'iafety recall campaign ~ ~ Hughes has been appomted executIve director can cover up to (>I~ht year'i of a our children earned her the support of teachers. Hughes of the Michigan National OrgamzatlOn for part1cuhT model and follow.. a "'df(~t-" d( feet Inve ....t1gatlOn by the ENDORSED: MICHIGAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS Women FoundatIon Under NHT~A her dIrectIOn, the MIchIgan NOW FoundatIOn Rl memtx r .n H-caH doec;n t COq;t 9 "ou 1. thmg and It may well help "SUE RADULOVlCH S mtelligence and lntegnty qualtfy her to he an Will conduct research and promote educatIOn (no;;;ure \0 our ~areh At RINKE about the pohtlcal, legal and SOCialaspects of TOYOTA we dC'11\ pr per'ionahzcd effective vOIce In Lansmg. I strongly ~upport her deu~lon to ,cek t1-m ofhce ..,t r\.lCC" and attf'ntlOn to p'H'h Cu.... the hves of MIchIgan women tomf"'r \\f OfT('"T fnendl} hom('"wwn ,mJ further ,erve her commumty" "'( ntH ('" v.lth on on on(' r(>latlon "'hip .... }'H: t""'('('o lhL l('chnlnan ,nd ENDORSED: CONGRESSMAN JOE KNOLLENBERG (R-MI) .. Ot1 '\1"'lt u"" at 25420 Van Dvke Phonf" 7")R 2:000 Hour" Mon & When given the public trust, one's integrity is paramount. CIty of Grosse POinte reSIdent William E. ThuT~ 700 8 m tn 900 pm Theq Blevins has been elected to the alumm hall of & "'Lei 7 7 f n 7 6 c10qed "at ",no f."J n \\(' TC' hf'rp to mpiPt your A FEW EXAMPLES OF RICHNER'S BROKEN PROMISES: fame of Lambda ChI Alpha fraternity He IS nl f: d" 'lnd .ddn ...... ,"our con('('rn .... pre<;ldpnt of WEB CommumcatlOns Co 1. Andrew Richner oppo~eJ both enhanced 911 on-~cene re~pome anJ ul1er ID, \\ h Ich trace~ the aJdres:'> of a ~udJenl) Incarac Itated elller or Grosse POinte Park reSIdent chIld C Ing to make sure that all coun- • 0 __ ;\ ty contracts are awarded on a e- competItive bId baSIS as o - - ...... • opposed to the current '1')-'I\S process, which at tImes allows \iil~i\ll.Qtlilll.)r- for no-bid contracts," Hathaway sllld & CADILLAC In an effort to reduce spend- CREAT,NG A HIGHER STANDARD Ing levels of the county com- mIssion, Hathaway favors studying "the pOSSibIlity of NEW 1996 CADILLAC DEVILLE reducmg current stafrmg lev- els for the county commiSSIOn- ers," he saId "If possIble, I Pop InSoon would attempt to reduce the (Before thzs offer bums) staffing levels and cut the budget for the commiSSIOn in a • No dosing costs commensurate amount At thIS tIme, I do not feel the • No annual fees county commiSSion IS In need Loaded with leather, chrome wheels & "8" Pkg. • Flexible "interest only" of addItIOnal fundmg for any Includes cd changer! departments, projects or ser- monthly payment option VIces" Sec \our D&N Personal Ranker to appll' Hathaway feels ways to decrease the commiSSion's \IHR Tll] 60 [)Il 'PH III I\,ROIH ( rORl R.ln rHIOI) annual budget should be lll'.i- Oz.. (RI-[)IT 1,.\1]L llf- q BII' 1 TO TIil .. fOlIO\\''''c.. R..\TIli explored Tamika Kennedy PER 11\'(\ OJ- $...,0000 Of more 8.75~ Il'n"'t. 05%\ (Tamlka Kennedy dId * MOm respond to the questIOnnaIre ,I\f. Of 52, 000 to 549 m the Grosse POinte News ~25 2f \l'n"",] &101 maIled to all of the candidates In time to be conSidered for """ 51000 '0 524 99CI IO.25/f>Il'n"". 2%\ publicatIOn) OR Deanna Maher II. ....,...{ f"T"'("" ... 'f' \ (lIIII 1'0(1 .. JI"III f.,.",., rIA '''''o(o:1s..~illfl:l'' IiIW"r rrM1JII;.1Y PURCHASE ll' "".. ~..,,_ ~(JU~ RIIt>' ~r}l 't'f'rItr 'I"IT ~ fl.nl~>uJ \ '\ ~c't .. !'I'H,,'pa.."""'(fI/J .:l' .... "',"'I.I.A!! • .,""'rlltlWW """"'''''''''~''- /II- ik(ulI'Jr """"II'"'Il"'IO "'1~ Scallen f I''l''ol~ r""" .... u,...... rRtA'''''''''"O:'rt.!..'' " ,"' ...... "'ItNoof'l"-l'" S2. fl) FOR $32,500** -I { "I~ ... r,,"pmfJIi ~1'JI: rrW/ttJtlA"pn.,wV"""",,1 fl'I_"" r ...... ,.,.wrw....,.",., Deanna Maher Scallen, of Grosse POinte Farm". 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Bndge 4B July 25, 1996 Churches...... , 4B Gros~ Point~ News Features Entertainment.. 7B AHA Junior Council plans 'Battle of the Bands' By Chip Chapman Even more Important IS that Grosse Pomte North High Their miSSion IS "to promote board of the Grosse POinte leadershIp role In the Jumor Staff Writer Grosse Pomte lugh school stu- School, Grosse Pomte South and model positIve health and branch of the AmE'MCan Heart Council are Mike Howe, Erin Four local bands Wlll battle dents will be helping combat HIg'h School and Umver STRAIGHT FROM THE RUNWAYS comes a dramatic collection of sleek gowns In sumptuous fabriCS Applause IS In order for deSigners Carlo Westcott, Son Carlin, Vera Wang, Morlan Clayden, Michael Cosey, Mary McFadden, Badgley Mlschka, and more BY LEXINGTON MEET THE DESIGNER TODAY AND TOMORROW, July 25 and 26, as we fealure hiS collection In the Couture Salon Bob TimberlakeTU Collector's Cocktail Table Crafted In wann, hand antiqued, orne-worn cherry finish Beveled glass top WIth 3 drawers (lockmg top drawer, velvet hned for pnnt display) and inSIde drawer 40" x 40" x 19" LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED ON ALL LEXINGTON COLLECTIONS! free ImmedIate del1l!erlJ • free In home set-up • convenrent finanelno available • free one lJear service OI'E\] DMLl 109& SUNDII Y /2510 BLOO\fNELD HILLS - opt, 1l/6p," Wrd Tlr.n & Sil. 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'Ik a"H orkrr public or pflVQ" offrr ... __ ...._._, _--"__ -~~.~-- ...-.-.~ ...-______~ 1 I. - July 25, 1996 28 Grosse Pointe News UP TO 75% OFF All Spring & Summer Apparel -- I UP TO 75% OFF , I~ '"" L oJ" L > All Crib l3edding in Stocl~ UP TO 60% OFF All Twin l3edding in Stocl~ UP TO ~ "G" 70% OFF Selected Furniture and Room Accessories UP TO ~ I \ / It \\. 20% OFF / ~ Muffy Vonderl3eor & Accessories L/ "1UiIIit..--; July 26th & 27th ONLYI f'\ G-C I ~ A:~~i.. -.I AND riUNG FURNITURE 17027 Kerche\'al in-the-Village i ~ tNf' (313) 881.7227 .1 , July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Hudson's, Founders Junior Council present Fash Bash Fash Bash '96, the 27th young woman whose story WIll the State Theatre An After to promote the DIA to young mne seatmg, After Bash and The benefit wIll aId the annual mId-summer benefit be told m seven segments that Bash and After Glow Will be adults, mcludmg preview" of After Glow), or $25 (balcony Barbara Ann Karmanos for the DetrOIt InstItute of mtegrate fashIOn, dance, held after the performance exhlbltlOnb, behmd-the scenes seatmg, After Bash and After Cancer Institute, one of the Arts, WIll be held on entertamment and hIgh tech Fash Bash proceeds benefit tours of the DIA, triPS to Glow) TIckets are avaIlable natIOn's leadmg cancer Wednesday, July 31, at the speCIal effects the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts museums, private collectIOns through the DIA office by call- research, treatment, educatIOn Fox Theatre Show tmlC IS 8 Other performers WIll Last year's event ralbed and local artlstb'studlOS and a 109 (313) 833-2323, through and commumty outreach cen- pm Include Francine Roche, apprOlumately $350,000 ThIS popular "TGIF" senes that TIcketMaster, or from the Fox ters SpecIal guest thl& year IS CanadIan-born French smger, year's bash IS expected to top mtroduces new people to the Theatre The Fash Bash hot The evenIng Will Include a RuPaui. Bob Scoggin, a one-man $400,000 museum Ime IS (313) 833-0247 strollmg buffet and an mtl- The focus of the evemng _ band, The Hornheads, a The Founders JUnIor Tickets to Fash Bash dctlVI- mate look at one of the area's In addItIOn to seopIng out Jazz/funk band, and SInger CounCIl IS the largebt auxIl- ties are $150 (which mcludes Summer Splendor: A most beautIful homes l"vervbodv (>1,,1"" ppNnn"l f...,,~ Cynthia Johnson Ikno'ln for l:lry of the DL'\ Fo..:r.ders the prn .:J.tcrccept.vD., pr .....rUi fUJ ..Jlc.J,l.."L.t rut ....aiJ....t::! .IC~dJ\..jj, G1U""tl PUlll~tll" whu ltltl Ion statements - WIll Include her 1980 hIt "Funky Town") Society and It has raised more urn seats at the Fox, your Summer Splendor, an MCF host commIttee members a fashIOn show/entertaIn- and Ballet of the Dolls, a than $1 8 mIlhon for DIA name m the program, After Circle of Fellows event, wIll be Include Lynn and Paul mentldance/theatncal perfor- profeSSIOnal dance- theatre acquIsItIons and programs Bash, valet parkmg and a spe- held at 7 30 p m Saturday, Alandt, Jan and Hugh mance company durmg ItS 27-year strmg of CIal gift), or $100 (receptIOn, Aug 3, at the home of mterlOr Harness, Mary and Bob This year's show wIll dra- A pnvate receptIOn With Fash Bashes premIUm seats, After Bash deSIgners Jack Perlmutter Matuja and Virginia and matize the fictIOnal after- hors d'oeuvres buffet and hve The Founders Jumor and valet parkmg), $35 and Daniel Clancy of Grosse Robert Vallee. hours adventures of Helen, a auctIOn will begm at 5 p m at CounCil also sponsors events (mcludes mam-floor or mezza- Pomte Farms - Margte Rems SmIth o S ].~DIE • A :lL11{ ~", ~~';'j ~~~t;,,~)ijtW , ENTERTAINMENT • FOOD • GREAT BARGAINS FRIDAY JULY 26TH, 5:30 P.M. - 9:30 P.M. • SATURDAY, JULY 27TH 9:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Friday - Kercheval closed between Cadieux and Neff, Saturday - Kercheval open to traffic RAIN DATE AUGUST 3 ,..,TIfE UNIOllE ~tIOP8 ALONG KEQCIfEVALBETWEENCADIEUX AND NEff TIlE VILLAGEGQO~E POINTE ADDED AtTRACTION sac (Services for Older Citizens, Inc) will offer "Danung In the Streets" and a benefit raffle" • Friday, July 26, 19966:00-9:30 p.m . •24 ,"zes Includes $50000 Cash, 9" Color TV, Overn, ht sta at WhItehall Hotel on Chrca a • • elf's o.C- SINCE 1900 SIDEWALK SALE SURPRISE 4 Days Only JULY 25-JULY 28 NOW THROUGH SUNDAY SIDEWALK ~ Window fashions SALE THREE SEASON & bed, bath & TROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS since 1982 • • • Oxxford • 1/3 to 2/3 OFF • beginning at $1,395 NOW 840.00 • SIDEWALK SALE • • SUMMER • HIckey Freeman beginning at $850 rww 510,00 • • BEACH TOWEL CLOSEOUT $9.99 • • • JUMBO BATH SHEETS $9.99 PLAYWEAR & SWIMWEAR • SouthWIck beginning at $595 NOW 360.00 • • • • ASSORTED BATH TOWELS $5.99 • Corbm beginning at $425 NOW 255.00 • - KORET • • • ASSORTED KITCHEN TOWELS $2.99 • • ASSORTED BED PILLOWS $5.99 Ontsky beginning at $395 NOW 240.00 • - PETER POPOVITCH • - ROBBY LEN ••.any many more • 16906 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe -DUNNER • • 881-9890 • • - RHODA LEE • SPORT COATS • • • - DAVID SMITH • St James Lutheran Church Aug 19-23 through bong and celebratIOn by Sunday, Aug 4 Forms are Olynlpic wondering \\ III hold Its vacation Bible of Je"us as their bebt friend avaIlable at the church, 170 By the Rev. William C. DeVries '-lhool, Camp Fnendshlp. from Durmg the week, chJldren The fee IS $5 a chJld, $9 a McMJllan, or by calhng (313) First Christian Reformed Church lOa m to noon each day of Will learn about fnendshlp fdmtly RegistratIOn IS reqUIred 772-8521 or (810} 884-5811 I did not like to lose StIll don't In fact, 1 didn't hke to come m second, or third, or 19th 'fhlb IS true even though I had a lot - an awful •.. lot - of pi aLtlce commg m every place but first I did have the pnvllege of bemg the best once m a :. HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION': ~eat while, but ubually I was like the \ast maJonty :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD + , • + . of the Olympians I watched others wm praise for .. E.. MIKE W. DICK theIr t~lpnt" ~nd nprfnrmRflrp<; T w"'- nf\t thp r)T'p ,"\ h ...... ;.) ~: )~ '"I ... ~:ltll_ UJJ~ IIlU'lL (JI.. U....Uh..dllll 1 Now It seems ail nght to me to want to do my best. (h"Llpilll~u .mu ,u:.l go.1i Ih.:n '.lc.luJlv ~1l111or H un,,11 Ln IlIgh 1NT 2. . 4. even to be the best It helps to recogmze that the best Thcre" J gelllicman ""ho II hc c\cr bcLdlll~ 'purrcu to pl.l~ 'mdge IS al",ays qualified by the group I'm with, and by the 1\ ell l\ouJd mo"t 1I"eJ) be~ollle lhe he"t JIl our Gro",e POlille tmleS I !lve m I11'>1or> Dr \Ill hJel Rollm, doc .. m.lll) thmg" II ell .md .I tc~\ tl1I11'>;'oetler rhln: \\.1\ .Il k.l,t .llo'lr IIll'dlh "Ull .md po ..""bl) 1\\0 Illlrump .. It The best among 14-year-olds tends to be bettered Ih.1I1 Ih.\! \\ hJle .III ot tl1e elclllenh .Ire pre,en!, the II III lor "ulh d he.lrh \\LrLlJ I pL.l) cd oh 'oll l m:tull) by a new 14-year-old Just a few years later It IS OK 11.1\ h.l,n t addlllOn.lll) m,plred him He hd' other mlere,h - hi, 811l no olle h.h \CI bluc pClllllcd Dr Rollin .. teLh1l1que III .I tough to deSire to be best at somethmg for a while I.lIlllh hll tloumhll1g prdLl1Ce, trd\d goll olnd the ,Idte ot h" ro,c (lnc '0 hi, lOIl'pllUOU' lon ..ldcr.lllOJ1 lId ... Ippdlcnt helore pld)lllg to But It does not seem all rIght to me to harbor anger gdrden 'let 1\ hen he pial'''. he ha, the dOlht) to m.I"e thc gdlllc look tnll.. onc ed ..\ m p.lTtncr,llIp "" Ith Jllllo<,[ dnyonc dnd ..1I11 enjo\ hlm,ell It thL Irump' Ilerc .lLe ]oil).. Ihrel' on hll n,>;hllhere ,ccmed no \\.1> or resentment toward others who are also trymg to 1I1Jnwn,cl; be the best tll 101\ c Ihe dlicll1l1M ,I, he Louldn I dfford the luxur, 01 u ..IIlC both of \Illh"ct .. edrl> dd)" II erc ..penl m uur n~er"llk ~OIllmUrlJtv to the dumnl\ .. Illlllor entnc, premJturc! I So he tou" thc pOI ilIOn -th.lt Cd"! I found III my younger days that It was nearly Ilorth Algund~ Un! ver'll) of Mllhlgdn " \1 here he under' ..tudled h"d to hold the olle douhleton or third Impossible for me to find any JOYor peace m the .lI1d ,urroundcd by ,ome wonderful trdternll) brother~ karned to Hl \\on L"..I, dl"mond 'o\\lllh "t tnc" (2) \\l1h dumnl\', "Illg At accomphshments of others I resented their vlctones pl.l\ our ..tllllul.ltmg gdme After grJdua!mg from Wd> ne Stdlc trlL" (3) hl 1,1.11cd " ,m.lJl hc.lrt to hI'> "mg II hen ed~t dUl"ed I gloated over theIr mIstakes and defeats I loved It Ullller,ll> :o.1edlcdl School, he hung hI'> ..hmgJe of dlgnltv In the ,moothJ) \\c,t l",u.lII) pldlcd Ill'> hC.lrt llIllC IlhlCh could be when they dId not succeed Fl'>her BUilding when th.lt I\a~ the plale to praLlice I thm" It \\.1, t()r~tel!lllg or .1 l.ll'>e L.lrd I he Illomenl \\ J, potent hut \\ hat card to more thdn 10 )ear~ ago. he met Kry,tm Glanc) dnd .I trIp dO\ln Ihe pl.l) nC'd "".I' "lIno,t 10ull) ludgmcntal 1he trump queen could A.." I grow older I wonder If It is pOSSIbleto not only al'>le foJlO\led Thl' 10lely two ...ome ,oon became three I\hen ..mother I\C<,t, jdl" dC'uhleton or he could sucLeed by v..ly ot the want to be best, but also be truly happy when others lIhchdCI Jr rearcd hI'> hand,ome head Tad.lY Ihdt no-Iongcr-) oung- obllg.ltor> fine"e .lnd pldy 10\\ hangmg up ea,t" .Ice are best one 1', ..tud)mg art m Manhatlan MII..c pldyed lOll and II a, rewdrded II hen ea<,l had to play hI'> ace The so-called Olympic spint is a call to precIsely Somc 15 ) edr, .lgo MIChael JOined our January dnnu,,1 Bndge f-a ..1 got out 1\ Ilh hI'> dl"nHlI1d queen but M I"e \\ on hI .. ace and .11 BUln... Bd ..h dnd he has been .I compeutor of re,pect cver ..mee He tnl" (7) pUI ea,t fight h,,~" on le.ld ""Hh hi .. third dl"mond alter thIS attitude beLdme Ihl' PdSt wmter's \I!lnner of that celebrated elent and hI' dr.ll\ mg II e,t .. he.lrt jdC" It IS a call to put out everything we can to be best pJed,mg \la) "t the table hasn'l chdnged a ,mldgen C"n CI ef) onc "'UJllle thc endlllg 1 Let me ,how you for Ill' a rare And then, wherever we land m the final tally, to look Toddy's hand W.l, pla)ed recentl) b) MIchael In the Idmau, but he.lUtlful pmltlOn .It th" e.lrly ,Iage of pia) up and give honest thanks for all the talents and pltlure-panelcd card room of the Countr) Club of Detron Hl~ gifts of those around us. partner, the dl\\ ays no\ el .lnd often e1eler Richard Turner had ,orne senou, thought, about hiS \ enture to game \\ nh hI, Iflv clc\ en hIgh ... QJ9 We are urged to see the beauty and value even m but n \\asn t hI' flr,t atlempt al relHlllng the manu,Lnpt tor . - . those who beat us, to rejoice m their gifts of speed egregIOus overblddmg " 9 and endurance and perSIstence. In ,upport of that stance. Dlc!. felt compelled to pro\ Ide a pmeh of +• AJ ThIS, my frIends, IS the really tough work of tram- pun,ter '0 as the dummy came face up on the tabletop he remar!.ed DICK I ""ouldn t hale bid game If I d been partnered \Ilth mediOcrity, but mg Not the sprints, crunches, weIghts and repeti- + 7652 + K8 for you MI"e. thl, ~hould be a glmme ...... tIOns, but the true disclphne IS to see the beauty and ...... • ElW Vulnerable "• ...... value in all our neighbors, even OUrcompetitors. + 98 W~E +• K754 Interestmgly, thIS IS not an anCIent Greek concept, + QJ94 • 854 nor is It a modern SCIentific evolutIOnary idea This IS • K987 MIKE a diSCiplIne rooted fU'IIllyin the Judea-ChrIstian tra- + AJ + . DrCK ditIOns. Regardless of ItS source, I wonder If we, as " .107..... we mature in bemg truly human, can begm to see the + 76532 AK8 . + + Q 1063 deep beauty and value in those around us I wonder • .192 • A3 • 532 • Q.I 10 If we can lessen the mistrust, ill-WIll and deSIre for + 98 W~E + K7542 evIl that we bear toward some others I wonder If I can be best and be happy for you when MIKE you are best I wonder. + 10 Ed" W.l, cnd pld) ed Whrehever black suit II as played by east, • KQ1076 W.led 3+ Mlkc hdd hIS 10 II mner, • A64 Thl> "md of bnllJance IS deserVing Mike's comment "Richard + Q 10 6 3 • taught me e\ el) thrng I !.nolV Babies .. .: Dallas James Clem Jim and Sue Brewer of Grosse Pomte Woods Paternal grand- Grosse Pomte Unitarian parents are Ken and DIanne Church John and Suzanne Clem of HomrIch of Grand Rapids r the City of Grosse Pomte are Great-grandparents are Mattie "Religion, Politics .r:Ir- the parents of a son. Dallas Brewer of Tennessee, Veronica and EducatIOn " ~ WORSHIP James Clem, born June 9, 10 30 a m Service & Church School SERVICES Homnch of Grand Rapids, and 17150 MAUMEE 199B Maternal grandparents Jeanette and Fred DesPres, 881-0420 are Richard and Marianna also of Grand Rapids Sterr of the City of Grosse Rev John Corrado. MInister Redeemer United ~~ GRACE UNITED St. James Lutheran Church Pomte Paternal grandparents First English Ev.Lutheran Church Methodist Church \'t- I~ CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd near Kercheval are VirgInia Clem of St Clair Allison Elizabeth Kerlhe\ al al l akepol[)te Grosse Pomte Farms. 884 0511 Vernier Rd al Wedgewood Dr \'-t?',} 20571 Vernier just Waf 1-94 - Gro"e Pamte Park 822 3823 Shores and Gene Clem of Shimmel Gro",e Pomle Wood, Sunday \\or,hlp 10 30 am Harper Wood, Corpus Christi, Texas Great- 884.5G-lO Tue,dd\ Thnll Shop 1010 - 3 10 Worship & Holy Euchanst 9 30 a m grandmother IS Helen Wright 7 ~Op m Thursda~ Worship 884-2035 \\~dne,dJv - of St Clair Shores Tom and Amy ShImmel of 9 30 a m Sunda) Worship ~ 1030 am Wor,hlp AmJ710g Grale '>emof' II - "\()() Grosse Pomte Farms are the Dr Walter A Schmldl Pastor rO"IF JOI)l, US Pr ThO) G II aJ Ie parents of a daughter, Alhson Re\ Barton L Beebe As,oclale Pastor THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Christ the King Jacqueline Catherine Ehzabeth ShImmel, born June St.. Paul Ev. Lutheran SUNDAY IS GROSSE.POINTE 23, 1996 Maternal grandpar- Lutheran Church Jarboe ents are John and Sarah fl 881-6670 UNITED . e=;:;;:..~ 375 Lothrop at Chalfonte "Truth" Mack at Lochmoor Carl and LIZ Jarboe of Frakes of Grosse Pomte Woods CHURCH Grosse Pomte Park are the Paternal grandparents are J 1000 a m Worship With First Church of Christ, .... - 884-5090 parents of a daughter, Robert and Jamce Shimmel of (j Communion AFFILIATED WITH THE UCC AND ABC 8158..I04\am Jacquehne Cathenne Jarboe, Grosse Ill.' Great-grandmoth- Nursery Ava,lable Scientist 240 CHALF"ONTE AT LOTHROP Wor,hlp Smlce, born July 3. 1996 Maternal ers are Gladys Frakes of Boca Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-3075 grandpareonts are Olivera Raton, Fla. and Florence .:,:. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL "By Faith: Noah Obeyed~ Bukovmsky of East Lansmg Edme of Brighton 282 Chalfonte Ave. Rand\ S Boelter. Pastor CHURCH 1imoth\ A Holzeriand, Asst Pastor Patrrnal grandparents are 1000 A M FAMILY WORSHIP ~, 20475 Sunninl:dale Park 4 block .. We~t of Mora .... Joseph P Fabl'), Pastor emerit1L~ Lloyd and Helen Jarboe of (CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE) (;nK~e Poinle Woods, 884-4820 Sunday 10 ,0 a In Lupton 10 00 A M CHURCH SCHOOL Sunday School 10 ,0 a m Sunda) ReI E A Bray, Pastor H ()()J n Hoil Euchan Call us today for full detaIls or drop In and VISit The REV. DR. \, RRUCE RIGD01\j. preachmg A Chrijt Cl>ntl>red,Caring Church ~ 1() Wor,hlp [ ..~e\ldc ,II \\.Ir \-Iemon,1i Committl>d to'ljou/h and CommunillJ CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS 1000 Wor,h,p WM MClllOTl,1i Il.lilroom I() 00 I dUt Ilion Children ~ >r' 'rd i'r"tk JI Chur, h Sunday School - Q 00 AM A Center of Lutheran Social S.rvIcea of Michigan t) 4~ I' I ~ ( nh'loddler ( drc at Churlh 4850 aat.. h.. d near Mack and Moros. III luc'd,l) I \ cnlllg 700 OUldoor 've,pcr' 'icr\ I( C Sunday WOT'l'hlp 10 00 A"1 l I 7 4~ ( .Jnllon RClII,li '21336 Mack Avenue G'I'ol'l'e POInte Woodl' 881.3374 j II>I akr'horr Drnr. (,ro~~r POinte hlrm~ Kll2-~H(J (313) 881-3343 Partially funded by the United Way and !tie Detroit Area Agency on Aging \ '"'T~ Pll~ .... "!IN I'"'TIt'r and r ()(.o,", ( ongrrgatlOn P11O',e ------'----- ,I .. ..- --_.? July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Getting the most Here are nine good reasons to exercise out of water exercise By Dr. Fr('drlc Frigoletto Jr. With at lem,t 30 mmutes of vIg- bones when you are young and Lowermg blood pressure also By Laura Ramus PreSident, Amencan College of orous exercIse three or four helps protect agamst the loss of helps Special Writer ObstetriCians and Gynecologists times a week (aerobll danCIng, bone mllleral that occurs natu- Summer IS finally here And thoughts naturally turn to Everyone knows It IS Impor- bICychng, stdlr chmblng, sWim- rally With age 8. Fight insomnia. PhYSical warm weather activities, hke sWlmmmg tant to exerCise, but did you mIng or brl<,k walking), you exertion and accompanymg As one of approXImately 3,000 medIcal staff volunteers know Just how much of a good can make It pump more effi- 3. Control your weight. fatigue make It easier to fall chosen by the Atlantd Commulllty of the Olympic Games thing It can be'l New eVIdence CIently It also lowers blood Dletmg I'>more effective when asleep and to sleep soundly - (ACOG) to be part of the first emergency response medical suggests many reasons to get pressure and reduces stre&s, combmed With exercIse Even a fact well-known by anyone team at this year's summer Olympics, I'll have the oppor- off the couch helpmg to prevent heart dIS- Without cuttmg calorieS, a 200- who has spent a day skllng, tUlllty to see first-hand the many positive benefits of water ease - the leadmg cause of pound perbon who walks bIking. lukmg or even garden- exerCIse, trdllllng and sWlmmmg 1. Enjoy cardiovascular death among U S women bn&klv 1 5 miles edch dav will mg B,,, Wh,"LIl,"1 you 1(' DrownIng IS the leading cause of InJury.,related death In It , IInpoT!ulll r, L.~ IIlto ,In''101' ,ul 'WIC, L' ul a Il O1lUln , h.:alrh Jlmng prt ~'Thln, , and ,hdJbmn chIldren and yet many of these deaths can be prevented I -\ h, ,urn' 1'1,11"\ I.: mell/am); ,1L'1",l', and au, 1!-!>.ll.lllL"j JI<'t ar, ~" J lnd!cal'IT' t'IT a Ikalth, pregnant' encourage everyone to o Learn hoy, to admlmster cardIOpulmonary resuscita- Scott B. Ransom, 00, FACOO tIOn (CPR) under an approved program lIke the Red Cross IIr R m" 1m " Oil 1'1m III Itl/\l,,!J, \1 ])If" I' 'f I"r l''''ILtTll' -':. l~Inll< \1, 1!!\ !L'rthl HlnT\ F 'f,l • Take some baSIC sWimmIng classes Hl dlh "1'tUll E.1'tlm Rl~I,'n md II " h h ) ,rr,II1":"ie k":["lIn,1 In IJ\ lI1LlJ rdl IL'IIr~11l o Use personal flotatIOn deVIces when reqUIred o Never dive head first Into unfamiliar water. o AVOIdrepetItive motion or overuse InJunes by varyIng your workout ~om<'liJl1<'1th, m",r "'ml,,nm~ f\rrr 'J ,hlLll>mn I' \Im~/\ ~n"llmg Il hm " ,"/jl(le'll11~ drui li h, !,'l"'r/ra~, m, j~l/Idlt' r 'l'~ ,/1,,11 »hdJki (l,llt,'kld( IuW",rn 1',,{>.lTlW I,LL\) IllnngrhllT /n,::'lIln" Atlanta on my mind hlam H. Sidky, MD, FACOG The OlympIC games give athletes an opportumty to show- I\r ",.Ill", "'I' ,,111\ rrnnl,11l11l11,r'''lt~lT\ case their talents to the world But keep In mInd they dIdn't get to thiS level of competItIOn overnIght ' Most have traIned full-time to get to Atlanta The aver- age athlete, however, must balance hiS or her workouts [1\ II,,, Ih"l th, r ,I, "I I ,Ll\ , ( ,rut "i \ W" \ l«ill It, j, t ,~I>IIT,In It d ,~"' /,11', '11, , \{>..'11<'n" liItIt h, illr , IT, I' ,', ,W,r'l11 ,nJ 1,lm,/\ "lit, r,J With the ever-mcreasmg demands of work and family That's why 1 alway'! say that a "real" workout IS 25 percent Cithenne Collin....Fulea, MSN, CNM perspiratIOn and 75 percent determmatlOn ( IlhLlII1' ( ,1111' ~1I1, II' ,IITtd,'r t "UN \!t,h, ,1l1I -', f\ 'Ll' I r 11'lm h'r,1 Hl 11th"\,t, III \1,1\\I\t, i hope you'll take advantage of MIchigan's too-short sum- I r \, I, I 1I1l11l, IC, t"r hI. 111111II,'m, 11tr,llll 1',11"ft\ Ihr, 'udl m,I1"1 lI'l IIHh 'I'"' " t "~I','n l'r,!.f1 1I1L\ mer and enJoy '!Orne sWImming and water exercise In the mrh ,I rI,lhrt h m,lllI1\rll rhl1nl'1~ meantime, see you In Atlanta I,rl,'tlr, '1\\11\1'11" II"" fh\'l'lH1' 1'\1..11 "Ih, \'c" \j hlll,r\ ['111' '''I'ITI,l1t' ltl,rhlh,\lr ",' "'Ht1 m1\' Laura Ramu~ I~ a phvslcal th('rapI~t and certIfied athlet- In I the R,'" \ 111,\1, It, II( el1l, r 111>1Ir, h"'" ,I, I II Ih I j, 111\ f 'C It l' I', II 'I"t rI 11 111,~ 111111\t hrl II ,rrh ( ,111,r IC tmmer at St John Ho~pltal and MedIcal Center She IS as~l~tant dIrector of OutpatIent PhY"lcal Therapy and coor- dinator of St John's STAR (Sport~ TralnlnII and AthletIC For an apl'0mtmrnt, call RehabilItatIOn) program For lnf'ormatwn about CPR Henn F.\rd ~.1('dltal Clnter - Pl(~N\l1 ( )lnll Henn }-orJ \i"dl,al C.'nler - RO'it,,,II. classes avaIlable through St John, call (800) 237-5646 1~I K,'nh"al A"nu." (;r",,, POinte",mn- ~' ~- ' 11'22 3 Ten 'iill R"ad, Rl"t'\ Ille (313) 643,5921 I i\ J ~~q~~~~ (810) 773,9797 ------,.,.------_._-_.~---I ...~------68 July 25, 1996 Weddin s Grosse Pointe News hem She carned a bouquet of of arts degree IIom HJ1I.,dale AutoWeek Lake Port Margot Rohr McGmness and whltl' roses, Casablanca hllP ... College He IS a sdles a<;soclate The groom grdduated from The bride wore a sleeveless Kl'lIy Besuden NlehofT Moore-Sine ,md stephanotIs wrapped III With SlIle Realty l '0 HIllsdale College WIth a bache. whIte gown decorated With white "atm nbbon SU~dn Alecla Moon'. ddugh The couplE' tl,lveled to lor of arts degree 1Il IIlterna- batm accents and carned a 'I he lIlaid of honor wa., Anne ter of Mr dud Mrb WIlham II Hawall '1hey 1Ive 111 Groe;e;e tWlld; bue;lI1ess He IS a man- bouquet of free;!! ddl<;JeS Moore of Fort GrdtlOt, married Mmlllnger of Bloomfield POll1te Farm<; agement consultant WIth Dean Joel SlIle, son ot Mr dud Bndee;mUlds were Jill Moore Integrated Network System" of Port Huron, JJ!I 8111e of The groom's "Ister, Kdthll'en Mrs rhomdb D 8ul(' of Grth"P Monaghnn (If Gro ...se POlllte BJrlllIngham, Shdlld SlIIe of St POinte Farm ..., 011 l)l'l 10, Park-Frame Farms, wa<; thp maId of honor Clolr Shores, Amy Heger of 1995, at Grdce EpI,,[o!JdI Terry P,II k d,llIghto.>r of '1he flay, erglrls were Coady WJ!halll~burg and Shelly Emond- Chunh 10 POIt Huroll Robert dnd ,LllIIll' I',II k of Ple<.uch of Lanslllg and Haley Monaghan of Gro~se '1he Hev John Bouchpr offi(l Pomte Farms Attendants wore floor length Monaghan ated at thp 4 .3D p In cprl'mony, The best man was Scott rae;pberry colored silk SUIts wInch W Buffo graduated from Aqumas College with a bache- Paul-Dennis lor of arts degree m 1Oterna- tIOnal stumes She IS III man- Judith Gerometta Paul of agement WIth Ann Taylor In Grosse POinte Farms has the City of Grosse Pomte announced the engagement of Scott IS a student at Wayne her daughter, Monica Lynn State UmversIty. He works 111 Paul, to Matthew DaVId Denms, son of David and DIane Denms of Grosse Pomte Woods An August wedding IS planned. Paul earned a bachelor of SCI- ence degree in studIO art from Sweet Briar College Denms graduated from Western MIchIgan Umverslty WIth a bachelor of arts degree Grosse POinte News and The ConnectIOn newspapers are plannIng theIr 2nd annual speCial editIon featurll1g Ule babies of the past year We hope you (and the Imle 0'11'1 WIll partiCIpate by supplflng us With a ptlOtograph of your child (only 1996 b<1bles pleasel for In marketmg/management He publlcatron In thIS section IS a manager wltb Ent('rpn~e Rent-A-Car ThiS lablold WIll be published In January 1997 Your childs picture "Ilong With othel 1996 ,lrea babies Will be !fIe m,llfl attr<1ctJOnl News and advertISIng <1boUI clothmg feedlrg educating and (<1rll1g for your child ,,,,11 McKpever 1<;a gradulltp of Child ~ N,lFne /fIrst & I ,1Stj Boston College She IS a Il'g IslatIvE' a<;<;lstant WIth the law Parents Ni1mp /fIrst & LilstJ fIrm of WIley, Rem and Fleldmg m Wash llIgton , DC Dde of Brrlll HospitaL Phollc Denlll<; 1<; II graduntp of W;rlVMC=tt DaVIdson College Hp also Exp [)clte _ earned a ma<;ter'<; degree III Signature public pohcy from D'lke Cynthia Marie Paul aDd Umverslty He works for thp Thank you and please return no later than December 23rd 1996 Peter Joshua Dreyfuss Department of Defense Dee c>mberbirth photos accepted until Jatlu,lry 6 1997 -- - ...------..I~ ..- ....- __ r • July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainm.ent 78 Hosting the Olympic games paid off for Barcelona We were standing In a small It consIsted of five courses and aquarIUm part of the city that wab WIth- etables, meats and fish square adjacent to the Chunh lasted 2-1/2 hours Dmner, we the world The most popular store sells In that wallIS diVIdedInto dls- The dIstrict called La Begun In 1882, WIth most of Santa Marla del PI In were to learn, usually begIns paraphernalIa promotmg tncts My hotel was sItuated RIbera IS nearest the water the deSIgn by Gaudl, It IS Barcelona early on a FrIday at 9 p m and may be over by Barcelona's beloved soccer on Cathedral Square - a per- Here ISlocated one of the expected to take at least evemng InsIde the church, mldmght. team, called BARCA (Its fect locatIOn for exploring all city's oldest and mObtfamous another 100 years to complete CatholIcs were slowly follow- Before the OlympICS, small soccer museum ISthe Ing a prIest through Lenten of the tinY tY.lstlng alleyways restaurants, Sept Portes (cIrca It is totally funded by dona- Barcelona was already well most-vIsIted In the CIty,om- In the GothICQuarter 1836\, and the PICasso tIOns On the way to see thiS devotIons to the Stations of establIshed as an art center clals ruefully admit) the Cross Outside, people The first evening, I walked Museum whIch occupies three wonder, be sure to travel down Pablo PIcasso, Joan Mlro and On the maInland ISa new out of my hotel to be met WIth were clustered outsIde a small palaces, one behInd the other. the Passelg de raCla, one of Antomo Gaudl are all well marIne muspum Fern!''' to a marv!'loll'l 'lwht th" bktw \,111]00LOt! Bar del PI, known, both through their Th~ ~~s~um fc~t'.l:~.3 ~!:...."~l) the mam wmmercial boule- the Balearll Islands depart entire square was filled WIth early works of thIS modern slppmg beer out of tmy glass- public art and prIVate muse. vards of the city, where you dally from nearby dockb !lnd a people, grouped In CIrcles, master, most done before he urns, and It was a thnvIng can see two of Gauch's famed seaport, the thIrd-largest In house designs: the Casa Batllo Travel Trends Europe But It really took the and the Casa Mlla. Olympics to thT1lStIt Into the Our visit to Barcelona ended world's eye much as It began, with musIc. Today, the benefits of the We were treated to a Sunday OlympICScan be best observed morning concert by the city's m two areas One ISthe moun- symphony orchestra in the tain park called MontjUlc It IS Catalonian MUSICPalace but one of seven hIlls that sur- The featured compoSItion, round the CIty,but stands by appropriately, was Antonin itself. It ISthe home to seven Dvorak's ''New World museums, lots of greenspace, Symphony," wntten while he an amusement park, botarucal was In reSIdence in New York. es, as they lIStened to a small garden and the mam cluster of The mterlOr of the Music group playmg plamtIve mUSIC. OlympICstadIUms It can be Palace stuns the eye. The cell- Suddenly a young woman reached by car, on foot or by mg ISof mtncate stamed seated with the group, dressed one of several "telefencos," glass A huge pIpe organ IS all in black, Jumped from her which we would call furucu- above the mam stage and seat and began dancing on a lars below tlus is a delightful bas WIdeplank of wood laid out on One could easIly spend an relIef of shoulders and heads the ground. The wood was entire day on MontJUlc, admIr- plaYIng musIcal instruments essential; it enabled the sound mg the ultra-modern OlymPIC Huge busts are on the of her heels strikmg the spll'e (now a cellular phone columns whIch flank the ground to reverberate through tower), takIng In a concert at orchestra and other sculptures the square. It wasn't exactly the stadIum, poring over the - a flymg horse, huge trees, flamenco, but it was certainly colorful pamtIngs, collages, The people of Barcelona dance the MSardana," on weekends in the city square. warnors WIth lances - are energetic and most captivat- wall hangIngs and sculptures Tourists are encouraged to join in. mounted to the walls. And ing. of Joan MIra, resting in the every bit of celling, wall or pil- Like most everytlung in lar that is not filled with ~esvanderRohepavUmn new crUIse slup termmalls their possessIOns piled in the was famous. The dIstrict Barcelona, It was dIfferent. (bUIlt for the 1929 World another form of art IScovered under constructIOn middle, hands on each other's called La Raval is past the with mosaic It is simply Right now all the world's Exhibition), or sunply takmg Farther east, along a wide shoulders, dancmg to a lively eyes are on Atlanta as It hosts Ramblas and is the sIte of the breathtaking, and quite possi- in one of the knock-out VIews boulevard lIned WIth flags, the tune bemg played by a large city's new contemporary arts the current Olympic Games. of the city. bly the most beautiful building former OlymPICVillage has band with lots of brass set up museum. A walk through this I have ever seen in the world. In all of the medal and record- A must-see is the National been turned mto 2,000 moder- on the cathedral steps setting flurry, few consIder bUIlding will certainly con- Art Museum of Catalunya, ately-priced apartments and The dance steps seemed found the senses. what benefits it might bring to located m the National Palace This memorable concert 15,000 people lIve in what fairly intricate but that didn't "Don't try to understand it," was followed by another of that city In the future. of Montjuic, wluch recently used to be an mdustrial area. stop tourists from formmg But one only has to consider our guide advised about the those memorable lunches. reopened after seven years of A five-star hotel has opened. their own circles and giving it art. "Just consider, do I like it Barcelona, Spain - host of closure with a permanent Food, music and good compa- New bars and restaurants a try. or not?" ny: all are to be found in the 1992 Olympiad - to see exhibIt of Romanesque art lIne pnvate marinas filled I soon learned that they how one city really made it No trip to Barcelona would Barcelona. that is considered to be one of with sleek power and saIl were dancing the "sardana," be complete without a VISitto payoff. the most important in the For more information, con- boats This is now a center of the national dance of the Church of the Holy FamIly tact the Tourist Office of Th be sure, Barcelona was world. It features 11th century city mghtlife and, as to be Catalonia and that people unique and lovely even before (La Sagrada Familia Temple), Spam, 845 N. Michigan Ave., frescos from Pyrenees moun- expected, the Hard Rock Cafe have been dancmg here on probably the most famous the infusion of Olympic cur- tain churches and monastenes Chicago, 60611; or call (312) and Planet Hollywood are this very square on weekend church under construction in 642-1992. rency, but it took advantage of mounted on walls, arches and both already here. nights and Sunday afternoons the Olympics to make itself apses 'ThIS area was horrIble for centurIes There ISeven a into one of the most interest- The waterfront ISthe other before the Games came to certain kmd of shoe - an ing and intnguing cities m area which has been almost Barcelona," explams Marla espadrille WIth tIes - that Europe. totally transformed smce the LUisa Albacar, our local host. many people changed into for USlteLoves Me is that Barcelona already had a dIs- OlympICSand the renovatIOns ''Now It IS qUIet during the the dancing. tinct personality. Although it go on for several mIles. In the day and busy at rught " rare theatrical jewel, an is technIcally part of Spain, From the Square I made my central harbor is a new mall Not so VISIbleare the 30 way to one of the most famous intimate musical that people from Barcelona consid- called Mare Magnum, con- mIles of beltway around the affectionately enfolds an er themselves fIrst and fore- thoroughfares in Europe: La structed on 50,000 square cIty that were also built for Rambla This ISa two-kilome- audience instead of most to be Catalans, cItizens meters of fill. the OlymPICSand wluch ter boulevard which extends shouting it down. It's of Catalonia. They speak therr Pedestnans reach thIs mall reflect the fact that much of own language (Catalonian) from the port to the Placa de dear, charming and via a wide footbndge wluch the new development really Catalunya. Day or night, It IS and call their area swmgs to the SIde to allow benefits the local reSIdents. completely romantic." "Catalunya." They even vote bustlIng WIth actiVIty.Street pleasure boats to pass through Most VISItorsstIll spend much performers, flower markets, --World-Telegram & Sun as a political block- its from the mner harbor The of thell' time roamIng through Nationalist Party was a restaurants and clubs prOVIde "A continuously melodic evening of sheer enchantment complex mcludes shops, the older parts of the CIty an ongoing show. La Boqueria power-broker m recent federal restaurants, a bowlIng alley, Barcelona was once sur- and complete escape." elections. Market is not to be mISsed for an !MAX theater and an rounded by a wall and the --New York Times Catalorua is located close to its fine dIsplays of fruits, veg- France and ISon the sea, so Directed b} Michael Babel, produced by Scott Wilcox and the cuisine is much more swrnng Grosse Pomters Andy McKim, Jonathan Rakiec, Craig French than Sparush @ Wilson, and Jef Fisk and an ensemble of Grosse POInte students Patisseries are as common as tapas bars. And the favonte drink IS"cava" We would call Grosse Pointe Summer Stock presents it champagne. However, this is the sparklmg wine of Spain. Hawaii Mlhe most charming musical ever written" Barcelona ISoften compared omance IS III lhe air, July love blO1>Soms with Madrid, WIth which It 25 tlU"ough 27 (8 pm ShelolJCsMe LS known forlhe has many nvalnes - most Reach nlghl), as Grosse warmlhofllscharaclers Unchar- notably in soccer - but holds .. Poinle Swnmer Slack Mages aCleflsllcally, II doesn'l have one Hawaii It own as the nation's second- Hawaii three pcrfomlanc,"-s of Bock and or IWO leadmg characters, bUI largest city. Hawaii -Hawaii Harnld. S 1963 mUSIcal She elghl, all of~hom have al leasl "Some people call us the Hawaii Hawaii Loves ~le al the Gro ..'oC Pomle one memorable moment III the black sheep of Spain, but we Hawaii Comnnutity Performing Arts ~pol1lghl are different, that's all," Hawaii Center at G rn .....e Pomle Norlh The ~cnce of lhe~e dklrac- explained XaVIer Casado, our Hawaii $1009 Hawaii lIylhecrealorsofllddleron ler~ IS captured by one of lhe guide. "Youmust remember that Spain has many parts the Rooj, Ihe mU ..lcal caplure-lhe mo ..l appca1lng scoreHlflhe era, • and they are very dIfferent Prlcn 11fd1Mk:R/TAwlS NlgIIts H.u/fTrrlru(m dLllghllul slory of ,"ntangkd, an- cra fled by Jerry Bock and lagonlsllc relallonshlps blcx)m- Sheldon Ilarmck Barcelona has a lot of French Or dlHu fro", 0_ 80 otI>H hotels tradItions, like Its pastnes, Its .. 109 Into romance Georg, chief She love, Me IS preceded by chocolates and Its WInes." clerk :II Ihe Illlnganan the e!as",lc 1910~MG'I.' film, 7b" And It is certamly COSo JlarfulIIene M"racnk'<;. L<;Lon- Shop Around 7b1!Corner, which mopolItan in Its habits Our ..1.lOlly al mlLl.. y.llh lhe 010..1 re. w" .. dlrecl",l by rrn ..l lub,(o,ch first lunch began at 1 p m (a Cl nl addllllJO 10 lhe SI.1IT,a ~ollng and <;larnu Jame<; SI<.\\ arl and conceSSIOnto Amencans; the \\')01.10 n.lnKd Amain, un.mare M.lrgarel Sllll.nan 111.11film. as locals prefer to eat around 2) th 11 lhey arc III faLl .lnon}mou~ well a~ lhe 1919 Judy Garlanu- Pnce sI' Community Band offers concert July 28 YouI'on't fmdfmeroutdoordmmganywhere10 the RenaIssance City EnJo\'CanadianskylmeVIews,coolnverfrontbreezes,perfectly prepareddishesandImpeccableservICe)010 uson the c. Suppe, and a march, "Them ing outside of Grosse Pointe The Grosse POinte The 60-member concert band P.ltlOforlunchordmner Monday-Thursday,Ilam to ( ) Basses," featuring the five- Farms must specIfy at the gate IOpmFndayandSaturday,Ilam to 1030pm Callfor Commumty Band WIllglVe its WlllotTera vanety of selections member tuba section. annual summer outdoor band that they are coming to hear resenatlon5,or you'llonly ~ ( includmg the musIc of Stephen The concert, wmch was ong- the concert. concert at the Grosse POinte h.lvean ouuldechanceof Foster, Sousa, Holst and John inally scheduled for 4 pm., will For more informatIon, call BARON'S STEAKHOUSE Farms Park on Sunday, July Williams, as well as 'The Light actually begin at 2 p m hemg>eated(J 13)259.4855 '-..'-- I-U""J,!U.I 28 Ralph Miller, band dIrector, at ~ '''''It((IIPI''11 TO PlACE YOUR FREE AD, CAll 1.800.731.7887 TO RESPOND TO ADS, CAlL 24 hou" g d<>y Fe>r",,,,!once from on IntrodudJon. 1.900.860.1310 represenlohYo call Mand<>y Friday 80m 11 pm Sund<>y 10 "'" 6 pm W. II help you wnte your FREE 30 word Call costs $1 .99 per minute. ..d gnd g,ve ~ In.lrudJOnl on hOw to record and You must be 18 or older. yoyr mouages lor FREE If' ea,y ond funl "Ir,..... U""lIO """" -P'- WI'" "" .... d9" ,.....t.." "" ad '" b NICE LADy FRIENDS FIIlST • 1JlEN1 DWF p ratty ~~ ung Iookll'lg .3 7 Brunetto DWF 32 56' SlNGLEAGMI acts In I'ler 40'S GP area attrae '2_ EllCEU.ENT NlTlST a ,1DRESS: foREE 30 WORD AD crT~ )TATE!lJP CODE TEl f:PHO\JF CATEGORIES: U Women Seekmg Men U Men Seeking Women U Over 55 ~ ------~ j I , July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News m.etro calendar 98 Thursday, July 25 Jefferson He WIll speak from III the event of mclement $1250 and group rates are on State street from South 10 to 11 a m and admiSSIOn IS Jazz at Marge's weather The grounds are open avaJiable TIckets can be Umverslty to WIlham, LIberty Posner Gallery features Every Thursday thIs sum- $5 per person Re!>ervatlOns at 6 30 p m for pICniCSand the reserved by calhng (810) 771- street from Ashley to FIfth, mer, Marge's Bar m Grosse are reqUIred The !"ord house concerts begm at 8 p m 6333 Broadway Onstage and Mam street from WIlham Coburn The Posner Gallery wJ11feu- Pomte Park wl1l feature Tom IS located at 1100 Lakeshore In Concert-goers are encouraged Theatre IS located at 21517 to Huron, IS the largest of the ture artIst Barbdra Coburn HI Saunders and the DetrOIt Jazz Grosse Pomte Shores Call to bring blankets, lawn chaIrs, Kelly at Toepfer m Eastpomte exhlbw;, WIth almost 600 (313) 884-4222 for more mfor- a one-woman show exhlbltmg All Stars The band WIll take pH.nlC'; and beverages Soft artll>ts workmg In contempo- 011 pamtmgs on paper and can- the stage at 8 p m and WIll matlOn dnnks and popcorn Will be rary American drt and fine Grosse Pointe Summer vas The show WIll run play tl1l 11 p.m Marge's wl1l dval1able for purchase The crafts Fair goers are encour- Stock through July 28 The Posner also feature a specIal Jazz Happy Birthday Detroit Grosse Pomte War Memonalls aged to pdrk their can, at located at 32 Lakeshore In Grosse Pomte Summer Stock Gallery IS open l'ue.;,day Night menu Marge's Bar 15 The cIty of DetrOIt WIll cele- Bnarwood Mall or PIOneer Grosse Pomte Farms WIll perform the musIcal come. through Saturday from 11 a m located at Mack and brate Its 295th blrthdav on HIgh School where there I" free d) "She Lo. "'" 11,," ThlH "J".)', to 5 p m Th" f;.lll-.r:; .3 locatcJ Heaconsheld. Call (313) 881- Saturday, July 27, WIth a party parking and then take ,;huttles July 25 through Saturday, July at 523 N Woodward m 8895 for more mformatlOn. that everyone IS mVlted to to eIther Mam .;,treet and Tuesday, July 30 27, at the Grosse Pomte Blrmmgham Call (810) 647- There WIll be free bIrthday Wilham for the Summer Art Commumty Performmg Arts 2552 for more mformatlOO. cake, free disposable cameras Summer Carillon series FaIr or to State street and Music at Caribou Center at North High School In for rhl1dren eight and under, Grosse Pomte MemorIal Tappan for the Ann Arbor CarIbou Coffee, m Grosse Grosse Pomte Woods The Pomte's VIllage shoppmg diS- kids rIdes, hve entertamment Church contmues ItS summer Street Art FaIr and the State Scientific Method play, performed by Grosse Brooklyn based artist Judy trict, Will feature the and many more fun things to carIllon senes WIth a perfor- Street Art FaIr There WIll also POinte hIgh school students, Thomas investigates space, folk/acoustic act the Denms do. The party will run from 11 mance Tuesday, July 30, by be a trolley which WIll operate Gert Oldenbeuvmg, who IS the tells the story of entangled hght, form and substance In Cyporyn Tno, on Thursday, a m to 5 pm. at the DetrOlt between all three faIrs Fees antagonistIc relationshIps that "SCIentific Method", a site-spe- July 25 at 8 pm CarIbou Hlstoncal Museum and DetrOit city canllonneur for Zutphen, for the shuttle bus are $2 for bloom Into romances All per- CIal installatIOn on VIew Coffee IS located at 17043 Pubhc LIbrary, on Woodward, The Netherlands. A lakeSIde adults WIth chIldren seven and formances begm at 8 p.m through Friday, August 2, at Kercheval, two blocks east of from Kirby to Putnam. vespers servICe begms at 7 under for free The trolley IS p.m, refreshments for all at TIckets are $12 for adults and DetrOit Focus Gallery Thomas Cadieux For more mforma- AdmISSIon IS free Call (313) free to shuttle users and 50 $8 for students and semors uses recycled product.;" most tlOn, call (313) 417-9247 833-7912 for more informatIOn 7 30, followed by canllon musIc cents for all others The shut- at 7 45 p m at the church's Call (313) 885-6131 for more tles and trolley WIll run from 8 notably plastIC shoppmg bags Enghsh-Dutch 47-bell carlllon informatIOn. a m to 10 p m Wednesday and nylon hOSIery, to create Music on the Plaza Guests may VIew the recitahsts through Friday and 8 a m to 7 free-form and structured works Friday, JUly 26 The MUSICon the Plaza con- on a TV morutor at ground Miss Saigon at Masonic P m. on Saturday The falr that engage the VIewer on sev. cert senes continues Saturday, Sidewalk sale level The carillon tower wJlI The Masomc Temple Theatre hours are 9 am to 9 pm, eral levels The gallery IS July 27, with popular chIl- Grosse Pointe's Village shop- be open for tours at the end of IS proud to announce that It Wednesday through Friday located at 33 E Grand RIver at dren's performers Ron Coden pmg district will be havrng a each evemng, followed by an will host a hmlted engagement and 9 a m to 5 p.m on Farmer, one block east of and Josh White, Jr and SpecIal Sidewalk sale of over 40 stores opportumty to meet the musI- of the acclalmed musical, "MISS Saturday For more informa- Woodward, m Detroit The guest Jef FIsk. The plaza IS on Friday, July 26, and cIans. Dress is casual This Srogon." The show, featuring tIon on transportation and gallery IS open Thursday located at the corner of Saturday, July 27 On FrIday, year's Thesday evenmg serIes Thom Sesma, DeeDee Lynn parking, call (313) 996-0400. through Saturday from noon to Kercheval and St ClaIr, In the sale WIll run from 5.30 to runs through August 6. The Mango and Will Chase, wI 6 p.m. AdmiSSion IS free. Call 9 30 p.m and Kercheval Grosse Pointe's Village shop- church IS located at 16 run through July 27. "MIss Cranbrook Luncheon (313) 965-3245 between Cadieux and Neff will ping district. Bring a plcmc Lakeshore m Grosse Pointe SaIgon" wIll play Thesday and Tour be closed There will be mUSIC, basket, lawn chair or blanket through Saturday at 8 p.m., Farms. All concerts are free The historic Cranbrook Summer Pleasures food and much more. On to eIIJoy the free concert. Call and open to the publIc For Sunday evenings at 7'30 p.m (313) 881-9726 for more infor- House w111 be open on The DetrOit Gallery of Saturday, the sale wlll run more mformation, call (313) and Saturday and Sunday mation Thursdays through Sept 26 for Contemporary Crafts from 9 30 a m to 5 30 p.m and 882-5330. matinees at 2 p.m. TIckets the streets Will be open to lunch and tours. Lunch will be announces the opemng of range in price from $16 to $60 served at noon and tours WIll "Summer Pleasures," an exlub. vehicular traffic A ram date is Sunday, July 28 and are on sale at the Masomc set for Saturday, August 3. The Wednesday, July be given at eIther 11 a m. or 1 It and sale of accent pIeces for Community band gives Temple and FlSher Theatre box p.m. 'Iburs are also aVallable the home and garden featunng Village is located on Kercheval offices and all TicketMaster m Grosse Pomte City between annual concert 31 on Sunday at 1'30 and 3 p m metal and tWIg furnIture, WInd Fash Bash outlets. 'Ib charge tickets by through Sept 29. AdmISsion sculptures, birdhouses, and CadIeux and Neff The Grosse Pomte phone, call (810) 645-6666. The Detroit InstItute of Arts for tours is $7 and lunch is $10 ornamental chimes The Commumty Band wI give its Group discounts for 20 or more will be holding its 27th annual Call (810) 645-3149 for more exlublt and sale runs through Saturday, July 27 annual outdoor summer con- are aVallable by callmg (313) Fash Bash on Wednesday, July information. July 31 Hours are Monday Eastside Family Fest cert Sunday, July 28, at the 871-1132 Grosse Pomte Farms Park 31. Come Join the fun at this through Fnday from 10 a m. to The seventh annual Eastside The 60 member band, directed fund-ralsmg, fashion extrava- Garden View 6 p m and Saturday from 11 Family Funfest will be held Second City's New by Ralph Miller, will play selec- ganza, which IS sponsored by Tours of Jim and Pat Colhas' a m to 5 p m The Detroit Saturday, July 27 at Pingree tions Includmg Stephen Foster, the Founders Junior Councll Revue spectacular garden, at 20517 Gallery of Contemporary Park Features wI mclude Sousa, Holst, John Williams, and Hudson's. For more infor- Second City'S seventh revue, Eastwood in Harper Woods, Crafts is located at 104 FIsher the Graystone Jazz 'mo and the Light Calvary Overture mation, call (313) 833-0247. "SlIpped A Discus" contmues are available through July BUlldmg, West Grand other hve bands, the Swim and many others. The concert the troupe's tradition of lIve The free tours WIll be Boulevard. For more informa- Mobile, the Book Mobile, bingo, will begin at 2 p.m. and admls, comedy theatre rooted m con- Saturdays and Sundays from tion, call (313) 873-7888 face painting, clowns, food and The Dittilies to play at slon IS free. Those reSIding temporary social, political and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The garden arts and crafts The festival War Memorial outside of Grosse POinte Farms cultural issues. Performances won the PBS-sponsored Victory Tapestries on display at Will run from noon to 6 p.m The Grosse Pomte War must specIfy at the gate that run Wednesdays through Garden competition four years DIA The park IS located at East Memonal's concert senes con- Sundays at 8 p.m. with addI- ::.L:.. they are attending the concert. ago The DetrOlt Institute of Arts .,. Forest and East Warren, tmues on Wednesday, July 31, tional shows on Fridays and For more informatIOn, call WIll be exhIbIting European between Burns and IroqUOIS. With the local favonte, Steve Saturdays at 10:30 pm The (313) 343-2240. tapestries datmg back to the For more information, call Kmg and the Dlttihes, whose cast performs a free show of Made in Detroit 15th century The show WIll (313) 571-2800 golden oldIes wJlI make the improvisational comedy after The Cass Cafe WIll host the III run through September 29 Monday, July 29 '50s, '60s and '70s come ahve. every performance (Friday and photography exhibIt "Made Drawn from the DIA's own col- Shoreline band at War TIckets are $10 reserved seat- Saturday improv sessIOns DetrOIt" through Sept. 1 whIch Garden talk at Ford features two DetrOIt photogra- lection, whIch IS conSIdered to ing and $7 lawn admissIOn and occur after the late shows Memorial be among the most important house may be purchased at the War only). TJ.ckets can be pur- phers, Rebecca Cook and Joe The War Memonal summer tapestry collectIOns In the Peter J Hatch, director of Memonal's front desk, Monday chased by calling the Second Crachlola Cook, a photogra- gardens and grounds at concert series contmues through Saturday, 9 a.m to 9 pher on stnke from The DetrOit Umted States, the ... July 25,1996 108 CommunI-tvc7 G.ro.s.se.p.O.ln.te.N.e_WI Michigan is travel bargain Mlclugan IS one of the least state is North Dakota.Travel in expensIve states In which to Hawau - the most expensIve Scholarship winners vacation tlus year, accordmg to state - costs $383 a day. Grolle Pointe North JUgh School graduate virginia a survey by the American AA!\s annual natlOnal vaca- Skiba, at tbe left, and Grolle Pointe South Klgh School Automobl1eAsSOCiatIon. tlOn survey shows a famdy can graduate Katherine BerlChback, rliht, are two of the expect to pay an average of winners of $1,000 IChola.nblpl awarded by the Cottage 'The Wolverme State ranked $193 per day for food and lodg- HOlpital Auxiliary. Not shown ill Michael Louwen of 35th lowest m terms of cost," ing, the same as last year. Groue Pointe South High School. saId BIll Best ofAAAMichIgan Lodgmg rates WIllaverage $92 "The purpOIe of tbls essay contest ill to fOCUllatten. Travel Semce "MIchigan is an a rught, down $1 from a year tion on the importance of quality health care," said outstanding famdy vacation ago.For only the thIrd tIme In Roberta Lady, center, president of the awdliary. destmatlon for summer travel- 46 years, the average cost of Thll year'l theme wall "What t.nf1uencedyou to pursue ers not on ly ~nnOmIC!l!lj', but lodgmg and weals has not a career in health care?" because it offers the Great Increased from the previous Student I who Uve in or attend a bIgh school in the Lakes, spectacular fishing, a year, according to AAA. areu served by Henry Ford Cottaee Hospital and plan to record number of golf courses punue health care careers are invited to participate in and great campgrounds." Th plan a complete vacation the annual euay contest. MIchIgan's dally average budget, travelers also need to vacation cost for food and lodg- allow money for transporta- ing for a family offour IS$171 tion, entertainment and other The least expensIve vacation expenses, AAA advised. P.te OcJmJIteJr P*ts Bkathleen stevenson KISKA JEWELERS Jacobsons Beautiful new Swiss made Tissot SOri.LOOT watches have Just arrived - Men's "There's always something and ladies with a price range to suit happenin' at Jacobson's" Good buys on the clothes you love • your taste .... we will be happy to further reductions on most Looking for a unique gift that's unu- validate your parking lot ticket ... at spring/summer merchandise - more sual for that certain someone who's so CLEARANCE-REDUCTIONS hard to buy for .. The NOTRE DAME 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill, (313) 885- 50.70% items on sale. While you're in sneak a 5755. peek at our terrific late summer/early PHARMACY is your one stop gift fall arrivals ... at 17114 Kercheval in- store. We have a large selection of fine Estee Lauder S-piece Gift. New the-Village, Grosse Pointe (313) 886- wines, gourmet foods and items, spe- lips you'll love, plus the latest news 8386. cial candy, fine cologne, liquor, lique- A. on nails. Free WIth any Estee Lauder urs, picture frames, Grosse Pointe T- - filiiEM' \'IS'ODS d "00_ purchase of $17.50 or more. This offer shirts and sweatshirts ... etc., etc ... at is good only while supplies last. One 16926 Kercheval in-the-Village, (313) to a customer, please. Now through 885-2154. July 27. Guess who is coming to town ... Cosmetics "Jeffrey Bruce." One day only ... Mark Ed Maliszewski your calendar for Monday, August Waterman Gift. Select a pen of Carpeting 12th at 2:00 p.m. See a complete distinction with lasting quality. Ideal make-over done before your eyes ... present for many occasions. As our "New Conversations" by Jeffrey Thank you, receive a gift with each Bruce. This time we're putting SUMMER TIME SAVINGS ... Lees purchase. July 29 through August 12. carpetmg on SALE now - hurry Jeffrey to work. Call (313) 884-0330 Stationery for your reservations ... at 21028 in ... at 21435 Mack Avenue, (810) 776. 5510. Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods. CLARINS, Sun Protection. "The Draperies and Interiors SRecialist in Skin Care," CLARINS, offers a complete range of before, dur- ViSlt our Showroom or Schedule an ing and after sun products, to help In-Home Design Consultation for ... achieve a radiant, long-lasting tan while safeguarding skin's beauty. Blinds • Upholstering • Shp S. Covering • Shutters • Carpet • Area Cosmetics ". Foo4 .. c.av.IlIl SMn IN' THE GYM WITH A CLUB ATrITUDE Rugs • Wallpaper • Boat Interwrs • Upholstered Walls • Furmture • Sindbads "Sohor Room" presents: Pick a New Scent. Give your sum . mer days a new scent. ALLURE by Lighting • Home Accessories • and Big Fun on the River more ... Great summer Music ... CHANEL offers a summer floral fra- grance to complement your summer Come join us ... this Friday, July activities. Custom gift baskets assem- ... (810).772-1196 • 28983 Little Mack, 26th and Saturda:y, July 27th bled upon request. CENTEJ St. Clair Shores Sindbads is featurmg "Northern Cosmetics THE BUDDY SYSTEM Lights" Top 40 starting at 9:00 p.m. Thru Aug. 29th and Sunday, July 28th starting at 7:00 Glowing Color. Forget orange. Sign Up Together - 2nd Person p.m. Arrive earlier and enjoy a Forget Bronze. Remember KARSONS 1/2 Price relaxing and delicious dinner to start for that healthy natural look. Karsons (313) 885-3600 out your evening ... at 100 St. Clair on- Sun Powder. Pressed $17.50, loose the-River (313) 822-7817. $22.50 Cosmetics Hanes Resilience. A stunning CALICe) CORNERS new hosiery breakthrough. The Sports On The HIli remarkable fusion of strength and ~brlcs. furnIture and msplrdhon beauty. 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Hours Monday I or our store Just phone (313) 882- - Saturday 10'00 a.m .• 6:00 p.m. I 7000 and ask for a Personal Shopper. per person mcludes a one pound I '''CARPENTRY~ except Thursday 10:00 a.m . 8:00 I Mame lobster, corn on the cob and p.m., (313) 886-4600. All You Can Eat Buffet Dinner. I potato. Joe Muer's Restaurant, Detroit (313) 567-1088 and Joe I I Adults, $995, Childrep, (under 10) Update your home wlth ... a new Muer's Grill, Southfield (810) 644-1 I $4.95. Every Thursday, 4:30 to 7'30 5330. mantel, statr razl, crown moldmg, I St. Clair Room French doors, bookcases, a recreatwn I room, paneled llbrary, new kitchen or ! wmdows .. Fmlshed carpentry spe- crohst (313) 881-4663 Organize UDIlmlted •• 1: Gomg~-to the beach? Have blkmi ~ and leg waxmg done by the speciahst j No one around to help you or your I Ta mmy Tedesco ... 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Nelghborhood Club 2C July 25, 1996 North honors.. . 3C Sports Classlfied . .. . 4C Grosse Pointe N~ws Teitge leads large ULS All-State delegation By Chuck Klonke DavId Backhurst "In four coach saId Tompkms and Buhahs back became more comfortable WIth school In Maryland before her Sports Editor years she scored 100 goals Backhurst saId there are next sprmg, but he'd hke even each game When the season JUnior season and ImmedIately An all-state soccpr team RhE"" II dvnllmH' !!Oa!' ANY CAMI' 01 COROLLA 2 & 4 WHEEL VEHICLES $-'500* BELOW ~ - INVOICE ~ r "--~19~9~6!""CA~M~R~Y"'!D~X~--.' :"'-~19!!"'!!9!!"'!!6~T~O!!!"!!Y~O~T.~a~U'!'!!~~4--" 1ncMle. ~~: ~,:tr:;I'PO,%~r~'~~6fsd pcxkoge : C~d ~ kit AlC 0"$1~~~~". COI1~ U T pcxkago LIST $22.606. .INVOICE$18,652 , LEASE AS LOW AS $289" YOUR PRICE $18.627" : OR BUY $18.728" "'--~19~9~6~C!'I'!'A~MIIIIIR!"'Y~LIIIIIE--""':... 19-9-6...... '-.'-OO-'.U.L-L-S.I.Z.E.P-I.CK-U.P... Include, A 1996 COROLLA 1996 T.'oo FULL SIZE PICKUP Includes A/C l 1996 COROLLA DX 1996 TACOMA 4x4 IrlCludel Ale f'W Pt ''''00 'all go'd wood 'POer alar." AI weotner pcxkoge AM/FM ,"reo '0'_ bed! "" mo", & more' S. 1440288 SlI .9642 LEASE AS LOW AS $179" $ 2"" ...... I ------_._-~~ ... ~.r. - _~---_...... July 25, 1996 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News Nelghborfmd Highlights C L U B Here IS a look at Vlctona be Iter Calthn Welsh Neighborhood Club glris soccer Emele Wllham~ for grades four through Clght GIRLS GRADES 6-8 WMU I, Everen 8e<'untles 1 GIRLS GRADES 4 & 5 Pa,ses from WMU'~ Lauren Neon Dolphtrul 2. UZOlS Stapleton and Margaret Batten 'et up PhysIcal Therapy 1 Becka Jenzen's goal Jenzen Batten fhe DolphinS got goal!>from Kelsey LIZ LaclUra, Becky Martin and Feucht and MeredIth Moore but the ('Amhnp l~p,p," ~v h , July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Sports 3C North honors top senior scholar-athletes Grosse POInte North's Hee Award as North's "most to a semor member of the base. Mdples earned seven varsIty AthletIc Bom,ter Club honored dedicated athletes" being good If she ran a bad ball team letlers - four m soccer and the school's semor athletes at a The DIck Cooper scholarshIp race, "he wanted to know why recent brunch Aubrey was a member of three In basketball She was on award went to Cara Colaluca so she could Improve the next eIght teams durmg hIs four the dll.MAC gIrls basketball time .. A total of97 letters were won and Kevm Hahckl LIsa years at North, mcludlng three team In 1995 and the by North "emor dthletes thiS ZIOlkowski was awarded the Hd!Jlkl played baseball and school year dnd 63 of them years m football and four m Nor"emen'!'> captdJn last year Carl Gauerke Klem scholar- basketball. football at North for four sea- were scho]ar-dthlete nommees She made the all.MAC girls "ons and was the starting cen shIp Susan Cormlhe and John He received all.Macomb North'" Scholar-Athlete soccer tedm the last three "ea. tel' on the football team the last Fmkelmann receIved the Area Conference honorable sons and thIS year wa" on the Award wa<; presented to MIke Donna M Vollmer sWIm schol. two year" Aubrey and Jean Seo mention In football and basket- All-State squad She has been arshlps Steve Lentme was ball "He IS the type of mdlVldual, y a scholar.athlete eIght time" Kevin (ir mf ...",1 ?:::!;~:; ] , , '1'"" who whpn hl> "t"rts :1 Job or ;:.,y• .:4:;-u.~u 4-u ...... l,.1VI .. J. .l.geJ~ Aubrey was a scholar-athlete Maple" reCf'I\I'd the Ene Van Lolaluca was a member of proJect, sees that the task IS scholarshIp, whlLh IS pn'"ented eIght tImes. He IS a member of North',; track and cross country fim"hed on time," saId North the NatIOnal Honor Society and receIved academIC awards In CIVICSand English He was PhI Beta Kappa, a vIce-presi- dent of the Student AsSOCiatIOn and carried a four-year grade- POint average of 4 084 Seo was a member of 10 teams m four sports and won seven varsity letters She was all-conference m track for four seasons and first- team all-conference m volley- ball. Soo receIved many academiC Lisa Ziolkowski receIved honors in French, she was an the Cad Gauerke Klein officer m the NatIOnal Honor scholarship. Society and a scholar-athlete 10 tImes She was also a fmal- ist for a Michigan State High School AthletIc Association scholarslup in girls track and field. Soo won the Harvard and Brown Book Award and mam- tained a four-year GPA of 4.158 Grant earned five varSIty let- ters - three in cross country and two in track. He was all- MAC m cross country for three years and regional champIOn in 1995. He was all-MAC in track for two years and won regional Susan Cornlllie and John Finkelmann medals m 1994 and 1996. the DODDa M. Vollmer Swim Scholarship. Mike Aubrey and Jean Seo received Grosse Pointe Grant was a scholar-athlete seven times. North's SCholar-Athlete Award. teams and was named captain baseball and football coach Signup now for of the cross country squad in Frank Sumbera. her Jumor year "He IS truly a team player three sessions of "She is an ,mdividual that and has done whatever it takes other students naturally look for the betterment of the team. ULS soccer clinic to for guIdance and support," Through hard work, he has saId girls cross country coach developed mto a fme athlete." Scott Cooper. "She led m a Lentme has been m North's RegIstratIon is being taken strong and pOSitive manner baseball program for four Steve Lentine won the for all three sessIOns of the and took her pOSition very seri- years, mcluding the last two on Detroit Tigers Scholarship, Umverslty LIggett School soc- ously cer chruc. the varsIty ThIS SE>RSOnhe bat- which is awarded t.o a "As an athlete she gave 100 ted .435 Wlth four homers and aenlor acholar-at.b1ete on Sessions will be held Aug 5 percent every day She was not 20 RBI. He also had a 3-2 the North baseball team. through 10, Aug. 12-17 and a naturally gtfted athlete, but pltdung record. Lentme has a Aug. 19-24 from 9 a.m. to 3 one who had to work hard at four-year GPA of 3.74. p.rn each day The $155 fee mcludes a soc- cer ball and shu1: The climc ISopen to boys and gIrls from ages 6 through 16. There Wlll be SPeclai programs Soccer registration for teenagers dunng the first session and for goalkeepers dunng the tlurd sessIOn. The Grosse Pointe Soccer AssociatIOn will hold walkin registration for the fall season at Barnes School July 30 and August 6 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Or 4444For orbrochures(313) 884-6718.call (313) 884- ~send In the form below with the registration fee by August 1, 1996...... , Harper Woods Grosse Pointe Soccer Association wins District 6 Fall, 1996 Season Registration Form For: championship House and Metro Travel Leagues PhOne M (313) 8861790 The Harper Woods LIttle Kevin Grant and Robyn Maples received the Eric Van League n-year-old all-star Send To GPSA New Pisver _ Hee Award as Grosse Pointe North's most dedicated team won the District 6 Little POBox 361-56 Iletummg Player _ senior athletes. League baseball championslup G P Farms MI 48236 Wlth a p81r of VIctories over the host Grosse POinte Park DaleofBmh Telephone Number l--) __ . _ squad. Plavet" Name Harper Woods won the open- er 2-1 in mne mnmgs, but the Address Park gamed some revenge by beating Harper Woods 5-4 With Ztp Code a run In the sneth mnmg m theIr next meeting. Parents Names School Attending _ Harper Woods won the title PrC\1011S Soccer E"pcnencc (If am) in the double ehmmatlOn tour- nament Wlth a 17-8 VIctOry Help Us Help Your Children To Play Soccer!!! We nocd \olunteers m lhc foll0\\1ng areas over the Park squad, whIch (1£\011 can be of help Ul am other ''In, or ha\e am quesnons please conIaCt US al 313-886-6790) had stayed alive by beatmg the Grosse POinte Farms.City All. H~Coach Am Coach Team Parenl Stars. Registranon Fee .. Three Pointers U-06. S~5 Q() (Aug 1. 1990. Dee 31 1991) U.08. S60 00 (Aug 1 1988. Juh 31 1990) MetroTra,el. U-12-S6S00(Aug I, 1984-Juh. 31 1986) helping Hornets U.lO. S6~ 00 (Aug I 1986 - Juldl 1988) Metro Tmel • U.14. S6S 00 (Aug. 1.1982. JuIv 31 1984) The DetrOIt Hornet'> 16-year- A $S 00 per player fee IS Included for the use of Grosse POInte fields as req81red by the G. P F'leId Usage Committee old Macomb Amateur Baseball As 81,,8'0 S the Held Coach S cluJd piau for free However. "e are no" asl.tng thaI \011 enclose a checlr. for the appropnm Federation team fimshed the IUIlOUJIl Your fee ",11 be I'ClIJrned 10\00 after the season begins regular season With a 31-11 record and wIll compete In "*Reg!stratIOll Fee Must Accompany Thn Form playoff actIOn through Sunday at Eastern MichIgan A S10 00 Late RegistratIon Charge must be added to tbe fee listed above for ey rqrstrlttJOIl Umverslty SUbmitted after August 8. 1996 Grosse Pomte reSidents on the squad are Paul Yeskey, GTosse POlnle S~ ASSOCIatIon offers scholarshIps to those cluldren Ul need Marc Bertelsen and J J If\ )U need ItSSISllIrlU In thIS area please contact us at 313.886.6790 Kinkel. [,We herem cemf. thallhc Ullorm.hon conlanlCd on thl< form ISInK: and accurale lJWe rccognw: that soccer has lIlhet"ent nsks and ha\e delcnmncd Ihal our chIld IS fil to pl8'o the span o\ccordJlJgh I!\\e hereb\ "a,\c and release and ",11 UJdemruf\ THE GROSSE POINTE SOCCER ASSOCIATION II S coaches officIals and oIfler volunteers &om am and all chums and C' - -- - Dale _ Parcn\J(;uardIan care Colaluca and Kevin Halicki receiVed the Dick Cooper Memorial SCholanhip. Mall-m R~istrations mD'lt be postmarked no later than August 1, 1996 _ EIIt '''Il~~ ~'''''""",'';;:;IlI!''••••.•. __• ...;I,.'•• II•• _ Thursday, July 25,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Classified Advertisin (313) 882.6900 96 Kercheval, VISA Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 INDEX - Fax# 343-5569 -'O DE.WL1'r;S HELP 1lA.'TED "'''Ie ~s..l'i.f" Per ~ S.tEa5 ":to Sae 9~ LJ." "kwe ~JlIoSlc-. n .>eO;"' &. ,es Repa '1 ..~~.iIl,- " 'Jo NAME _ HEADING _ -e ~J S. s.-.'19 F "s.T e... ~ -I • «.' ~ ~ ~S1 L "lO.f'ft f4ea, ES'.J ~ r.ass. 'f!o... 2L He- \j t" C", a ':'!...., .. ~ as. E' .. S ~ 4 Res.."-..;tA;:s RlAL ESTATE FOR !>A.LE ~S.2 Lx."'io...r'" ,OJ ~ t t 6J s..<:"s"as Ma~~.f 01 it .U...'lo11ISP'" -A. BJo1l'>n;a SEe Sec''O!'., .... r-"""oll 94.. ~ ~ ....tCe r.,. \; .. ,l. ADDRESS CITY 7IP _ ~ ....'s L.3.~ eoai=e~ ES'..3 ta~ B.r$.l'lot;,s ~ Me- 'i":Y!9E IllEAS I=: I" spK.; ) ~ 'X),C' ca.,.s ."., r-Ie 1.3"" "",,~ • \ s O;~ ..J ~~ d"1OCt'1"lt ~ ~C"~ ~3 j"l i ~s J,'"\l!t'1 Ae;a e'C iT"~::.e" "(if c, r..h~~.;' , He J t" t' ~3 t J ~l E- ~, (l~ Pa ~O«OIi r)J '),.. ~ ~ ~ Pr ...,...... t..... ~.. J-..e PHONE #WORDS __ TOTAL COST PER WEEK _ 'lIA~a1"~"" ~"' ,,",,-E S Gl1DE TO SER\1CES 914 P",,","9"'l '" Jt' "'t! \. ~ .3 e-s ti.. 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NUTRITION 119 TRANSPORTATION/TRAVEl 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED G~NERAL 200 HElP WANTfD GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL CALLIGRAPHY Elegant NOVENA TO ST JUDE 3 MARKETEERS BOOKKEEPER needed COLLECTOR DELIVERY People need- hand lettenng for wed- May the Sacred Heart of GMTllEGIFf $$,000 •$1,000 ~onthl, for busy office Expen- St Clair Shores fmance ed $8- $10 per hour Ap- Airport Shultle WoRkJ'G, DISJRlbulI"lj dings, bUSiness parties, Jesus be adored, glon- of ence and computerized company needs collec- ply In person after 4 Personal Shopping o"R l'Iloducr BROC~UR" certificates, etc Call 313- fled, loved and pre- Errands & AppOintments GET P.Kf -We Supply accounting a must Job tor With Iinance compa- p m Mama Rosa's PIZ- 521-2619 served throughout the HEALTH responSibilities will ny, bank, collection Certified Therapeutic COMPARE OUR PRICES FIT 00 PIT roo FREE 1,10 w.." zena 15134 Mack world, now & forever range from filing and EYE catching & personal- Call Us Today """'<:TOR agency or Similar collec- Oh Sacred Heart of Je- 1me-y.....,.,~ ... U7 calling customers to DISHWASHER, full time Ized Party inVitations, ~IASSAGE And Relax Tomorrow" .~NYHZJCI tion experience Skip sus, pray for us, worker computerized billing, tracing a plus Excellent evenings Apply L Bow place cards, brochures, By CHERIE 313-822-ll1oo of miracles, pray for us AUTO reconditiOning shop payroll and some gener- salary & chance for pro- Room, Harper Woods, bUSiness cards, etc 'B!JJf.ppomtrrunt OnI!J St Jude helper of the • 24...... 1W'Itce position available for ex- al ledger entry Must be 884-7622 Creative GraphiCS & motion Call Brad or hopeless, pray for us (313) 882-6463 -. perlenced person Re- fleXible, no 2 days are Debbie, 1-800-545-9931 DISHWASHERSI Bussers Printing Anne Marshall sponSible for auto re- Say thiS prayer 9 times a Gift Certificates the same Great or fax resume 810-774- Full & part time Days or 313-881-7564 Available condilloning & auto day By the 8th day, benefits 313-372-7792 0537 evenings, benefits & IN HOM[ SERVICE service marntenance FREE Bunny, needs a your prayer Will be an- Noon to 4pm EOE paid vacations Apply COOK: days, Monday good home Call after swered It has never Apply at 20920 Harper, Original Pancake .... p..... 44S0037I, Harper Woods CADIEUX Cafe experi- through Frrday Rabauts 600 pm 313-881-6147 been known to fall, nev- ~ House, 20273 Mack er Publication must be 114 MUSIC EDUCATION enced line cook & kitch- Cafe, 18536 E Warren, LOVING care for pets BANKING TELLER Ave promIsed Thanks, St, \20 TUTORING HlUCATION en help Apply at 4300 near Mack 886-3370 home and garden Walk- FLUTE lessons In my Standard Federal Bank Cad,eux 882-8560 Jude lor prayers an- COOKS and dishwashers DRIVER Ing, feeding, watering Farms home $10 half has Immediate openmgs Company seeks driver swered SpeCial thanks DON'T know what to do CAREER POSITIONS needed Full time, fleXI- Trustworthy, dependa- hour 882-0077 lor hourly and salarred for pick-up & delivery, to our Molher 01 Perpet- With your computer? AVAILABLE ble hours L Bow Room ble "CRinER SinER" Contingent Tellers In the related to the Tool & Ole ual Help PC MUSIC LESSONS- Plano, Consultation, training Experienced people need- Harper Woods 884- 822-3387 Grosse POinte, St Clair Industry Must have GUitar, bass, & flule les- Programs Including Win- ed lor long and short 7622 NOVENA TO ST JUDE Shores area clean dnvlng recora LOVING personal care sons For InformatIOn dows 95 3138244258 lerm assignments Tem- May the Sacred Heart of Hourly POSitionsoffer ap- COOKS Full & part time. 313-259-3188, given small female dogs call Thomas, 885-1929 porary to permanent Jesus be adored, glon- GROSSE POINTE prox 20-25 hours of Benefits & paid vaca- only No tlnklers Refer- Legal & Executive EARN $350/ week part fled, loved and pre- THE MUSIC Tree- SUZUki, LEARNING CENTER work each week and oc- tions No late hours Ap- ences (313)839-1385 Secretanes time Now HIring Mys- served throughout the Violin lessons Certified, • Tutonng All Subjects caSional Saturday ply Onglnal Pancak& Word Processors tery Shoppers For Local PHOTOGRAPHY- special- world, now & forever all ages, 810-773-7569, • K Adult hours Light typmg House 20273 Mack Ave good Dala Entry Clerks Stores free Products 1- ,zing In weddings & por- Oh Sacred Heart of Je- Lisa Salgh-Smlth • Counseling ReceptIOnists 45 wpm 504-571-5290 traits Black! white & col- sus pray lor us worker • Diagnostic Testing math aptitUde and cus- Pleasant Workmg or Reasonable Bemard of miracles, pray for us 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES • Learning Disabilities tomer service skills re COOKS, bartenders, wait- EASTPOINTE child care Atmosphere (313)885-8928 St Jude, helper 01 the • School Readiness qUlred Experrence as a resses Part & lull time center has vanous pOSI- RUTH PARADISE TEMPS hopeless, pray lor us BUSINESS AND • PubliC Speaking cashier helpful Teller Apply In person Irish tions available Class- SAILING charters li- 964-0640 Say thiS prayer 9 times a TECHNICAL SERVICES • Study Skills training In Troy Apply In Coflee Bar & Gnll, room assltant teacher, censed captain Shore- day By the 8th day, Serving The Educational person Tuesday, July 18666 Mack Ave latch- key su pervlsor, club Manna, 6 passen- Est 1983 CASHIER & stock help your prayer Will be an- Community For 20 Years 30 11am-2pm al needed Must be 18 Grosse POinte Farms maintenance Please gers or less 810-547- Secretanal Work Standard Federal Bank swered It has never 131 Kercheval On The HIli FleXible hours Apply at call 810-775-2640 to set 0856 Computer Typrng been known 10 lall, nev Resumes 343-0836 343-0836 Grosse POinte Woods Jerry's Party Slore 383 CUSTOMER SERVICE up appointment TENNIS LESSONS er Publication must be Branch, 19700 Mack Kercheval Temporary POSition St au"n"s •. Tochmcal REAL Estate Pre- Licens- EASTSIDE Mortgage Pnvate & semi-private les- promised Thanks, St, Ave, Grosse POinte Clair Shores based Acad~mlc ing Course Fundamen- Company needs some- sons on pnvate court Jude for prayers an- Woods, MI 48236 Check Our Employment company seeks person- Lotlen, • Rcports tals of Real Estate to one Interested In a Beginners to advanced swered SpeCial thanks Apply In person, Monday l.Jstlngs Weekly able articulate IndiVidual Extra W,d" Sproadsheets prepare you for the growth position Knowl- From expenenced to our Mother 0 I Per- Carbonless Forms through Friday 9 30am- dor Customer Service State Exam Classes edge of mortgage actiVI- profeSSional petual Help C T C 330pm CASHIER needed- full & Rep Successful candi- T~xt • SCANS. GraphIC now lormlng Fee In- ty or an Inexpenenced, Reasonable rates Standard Federal Bank part time POSitionsavail- date mList have custom- Ca"""U" Tran.01phon cludes textbook and all Intelligent person look- Call 810-771-4034 -Save yourself tIme 2600 W Big Beaver able afternoons Apply er service & computer R"petIlIve Lctt~rs matenals Call 399-8233 ,n person Mack! Moross expenence Secretanal Ing lor a career Roger, when It comes to Road Troy MI 48084 Env~lop<'S • La bds to register Coldwell Amoco, 19100 Mack skills a plus Monday- 810-778-9500 filling or finding jobs. EOE MaIlIngust Maml""an", Banker School of Real Ave, Grosse POinte fn- See Us Firs!! MIFIDN EXPERIENCED Cashier & DissertatIon•• Term rapers Estate Farms day 8 30 a m to 5 p m Grosse Pointe News BARTENDER wanted- Ap- CapPuccino person for Resuml-; • V,lao Please state salary re- & The Connection 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL ply Within Dex-Walter CASHIERS needed full or Downtown DetrOit Cof- CO\~r Letters. ApphcatIons qUirements Send or Classifleds 11850 Morang between part time Village Food fee & Salad Shop Mon- Cerll{ted p!ofesslOnal Fax 882-6900 12 noon & 6 pm Market, 882-2530, ask day- Frtday days Call l(isulne WnteT resume to or complete for Van Mickey 313-964-1717 ~ BOOK STORE, part time application at, 109 ENTERTAINMENT (313) 822-4800 (800) 644-1122 RETAIL slack & counter work COFFEE Beanery- man- HealthMark Industnes EXPERIENCED Land- 17920 E 10 Mile Rd agement and retail POSI- 22522 E 9 Mile Rd St BOW n' IVORY duo scapers needed Start MrM8fR 810-773-6440 tIOns available Competl- Clair Shores, MI 48080 Immediately Must be Violin! plano ensemble • Nallonal ASSOCIation of in style. live wages Contact 839- Fax 810-774-6473 dependable Will tram lor your speCial Secretanal ScrvJccs COFFEE HOUSE 101 PRAYERS 7070 for mtervlew that speCial person over Indoor/outdoor party • Prof<'SSlOnal Assoaahon Looking for friendly rella- DELI, bakery lull or part of ResumeWnters ~ ro"th rol,elc, a' ble person lor part time 18 313-526-4139 NOVENA TO ST JUDE 313-823-1721 DANCE INSTRUCTOR lime poSitions available May the Sacred Heart of TYPING- Resumes book- ~ )ac~!>'on,arc l"hlOncd counter POSition Up to Begins In Fall Some ex- Village Food Market EXPERIENCED pizza and CLASSICAL musIc for any lets, term papers, graph- Jesus be adored glon- ~ around,,,,,t) mg 'oe $600 per hour plus tiPS penence reqUired Great 313-882-21530, ask lor grill cook Apply In per- occasion Solo duo tno, IC !llers Add professlo fled, loved a'1d pre d"tI n" " , ''''e' of all FleXible hours Apply In opportunity for someone Van son Cal s Pizza, 17323 qUintet gUitar Winds, nal touchl Reasonahle se rved throughout the ourh,ghl; '"Iucd ~ person Coffee Grrnder 98 available one afternoon Harper, near Cadieux vOice 810661-2241 Paulette 313-8815107 ~ Kercheval Grosse POinte DISHWASHER, day shift world now & forever cu,lonh. r... It \dU rc ~ a week and enJoys the ~ rewards and challenges Good pay Apply T J's HANDYMAN. Ideal for re- Oh Sacred Heart of Je- INKY THE CLOWN & WRITE ON Wrrllng Serv- ,omforta!>I<"IIh ~ Farms Cale 19524 Kelly 313- sus, pray for us, .. orker DINKY TOOl Face Ices resumes editing rrm,dJnge"rdord,na" ~ C I ass i fie d s of teaching dance tiree Part time 810-293- 313-885-3714 526-8889 7171 of miracles pray for us paInting balloons and reports "Pullmg words "'Cf\ lee 00\\ ...1. ,grcal ~ W 0 r k for you r St Jude helper of the magic (313)521 7416 to work lor you" I~ IIn" '0 J",n '" ~ 200 HELP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENEUI 200 HEll' WANTED GENEItAL , 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL hopeless pray 10' us (8tO)7785354 112 HEALTH &. NUTRITION Say thiS prayer 9 times a ~ SAI 0'1 'iTYUST ~ day By the 8th day DIABETICS (Using III TAX SERVICE your prayer Will be ar ~ ~ Insul'n) 010 YOU swered It has never TAXES ~ "\U_"HAH ~ IMPUBUC KNOW MEDICARE (Or been known to lall nev- Accounting Insurance) COVERS EARN EXTRA CASH :.BANK er Publication must be Payroll ~ Pur ,pur 1..1l.nh [0 v. T~ ~ MOST SUPPLIES? promised Thanks St Pr vate Confidential ~ "hue 'he' ,dn ho. more ~ BY Sa..e money call 1 800 Jude for prayers al1 ~ full\ lrrru.l1[ul (om"" r..- DELIVERING JUST ONCE A WEEK ~~::::::: Busl'1ess Only 762 8026 Liberty Medl swered R S Anthony BUSiness Service In 1TI AND cal SatisfactIon guaran- ~ and Jrrl\ rcr ... lh" ~ Sales People Serving You Since 1967 NO COI.LEC11NG INVOLVED teed No HMO Mem REPUBUC BANK I~ ~~el::Jngpeoplem the Classlfted AdvertiSing 882-6860 .Ja;~~~~n'~ ~ bers Menton 12150 Delmll ~uburbareato !'Ietrameda~mortgage 882-6900 ~ K ~ ------~-.._--~..=-r :.--_~ Thursday, July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection GENERAL 200 Hm WANTED GENERAL 200 HIl~ WANTEDGENERAL 200 HH~ WANTED GENERAL 202 Hfl~ WANTED ClERiCAl 202 Hfl~ WANTED ClERICAL 204 Hfl~ WANTED DOMESTIC 302 SITUATIONS WANTED EXPERIENCED, part time LOOKING for a CONVAlESCENT CUE PLASTIC INJECTION evening hostess needed new career? TRANSPORTATION- for. A DEDICATED Immediate oppnlngs for RECEPTIONIST needed GROSSE POINTE Immediately Ple&se call Call and see If you qualify warding operahons and EDUCATOR NEfDED 3 4 days a week ap COMPETENT plastiCSfirm Positions for appointment 313 to earn $50 000 We dispatch Responslbl A church sponsored Tuto proXimately 30 hours EMPLOYMENT IN-HOME available m Troy and lites coordinate ship- 884 6030 'lave the systems and rial' Enrichment Pro Must be personable AGENCY CARE SERVICE Shelby Twp Foreman ments domestlcl Inter FRONT Des-k/'-R-e-s-e-rv-a-- the schooling to make gram for elementary plofesslonal Duties 885-4576 TLC Elderly Children Ole Selter Quality Tech natIOnal Input orders, children needs a new dl General office some 60 years reliable service In Hourly overnight rates trons The Island House your dreams come true Machine Operators dispatch trucks cut pa- rector Must be Willing to computer skills Royal need of expenel"'ced Exper'enced In the Grosse Hotel Mackinac Island Call J P Fountain at (CMM) Assemblers per work load vehicles work with volunteers Oak Firm 810549 Cooks Nannies, Maids POinte area Licensed & MI has job Opportunltres 313-886-5800 2nd & 3rd shifts customer service 1pm and children The POSl 3400 ask for Malty or bonded Sally (810)772- for applicants available Coldwell Banker PlastiCS Housekeepers Garden 9pm Romulus Call3t3 tlon oHers flexible part Raymond 0035 24924 Lambrecht, until late October 48 Schweitzer background preferred ers Butlers Couples 946 '3900 Donna or Hel time hours dUring the ------EastpOinte plus hours Dorm hous Grosse POinte Farms Competitive wages & en RECEPTIONIST- down Nurse s Aides Compan school year A degree In Ions and Day Workers Ing available Call Ryan LOSERS Wantedl Lose up beneflls 8109880287 lawn Real Estate olflce PRIVATE Duty nurses elementary education IS for private homes WAITSTAFF, Cook, Portel needs experienced re aide Will prOVide TLC for 1-8006266304 to 30 Ibs In 30 days RECEPTIONISTI Secreta preferred Please send and Bartenders Apply ceptlonlst Good enVI 18514 Mack Avenue your loved one 313-881 FULL time receptionist Programs start at 30 $$ ry needed full lime at a resume to Soup Kitchen Saloon ronment pay benefits Grosse Pomte Farms 4565 Withac co untl ng skill s _A_n_g_e_la_(_8__1_0)_7_9_0_6_7_4_4_Construction Matenal Franklin at Orleans, JeHerson Avenue Paid parking Fax re LAUNDRESS One day ItiI'='l::f!OlC1l::1I=?i.'l:!I.II.g~+.1r.eC!!SI.:naL:lI: orel"rr"rl 20028 • ~linnl~/ rn ~:::,...... ,£ CVj:c Presbyterian Churr-h :,ume to JoAnne 963- per week Must have Harper between Vernier ~ flence helpful Send re 4pm 8625 E Jetterson Avenue ~SPECIALIZED - 1515 or apply at 220 W references and experr and 8 Mile Harper sume to PO Box 7584 Detroit MI48214 Congress between ence Including Ironing HOME CARE Woods WAREHOUSE full time DetrOit MI 48207 Alln Tutoring T R E E Shelby and Washington monogrammed bed Iin SERVICES $6501 hour 10 start plus A LLE MON'S Landscape GENERAL contractor paid vacations & holl' RETAIL CLERK! 5th floor between 9 and ens fine table linens NEED EXTRA ASSISTANCE? seeks dependable, am days Apply 25900 SHIFT SUPERVISORS LANDSCAPE Center has openmg for 4 (313)882 2504 We are here for you Full or part time With fleXI- MAINTENANCE office position Some We prOVide reliable, bitlOUSfront desk! sup Groesbeck Warren SECRETARY In fast MOLLY Maid seeking de. port person capable of _ ble hours POINTE VID Large Grosse POinte lawn computer knowledge canng profeSSionals, paced 2 secretary OftlCP pendable people to be EO IS looking tor "custo care company otters top useful not necessary multr taskmg and work- MARINE General office skills come home service pro up to 24 hours a day Ing under high pressure mer fflendly' people wages to the fight per- CommunicatIOn & or • RNs/LPNs WordPerfect 6 0 experl fesslonals Weekday" who son ISnow hiring ganlzatlonal skills re • Homemakers Situations Expenence In MECHANIC ence, 5 days, full bene- hours No weeke"lds or accounts payable and can work dunng day1lme EXPERIENCE qUlred Multi tas~ sltua. • Companions fits Grosse POinte area holidays Please call Word Perfect necessary For a DetrOIt marina. Full hours when children are Garden Foreman tlon Inquires call 882- • Live In Services Send reply to box 313884 1444 Please send resume trme With benefits. Call m schOOland others Lawn Foreman 1730, ext 10 • S,Uers PestiCIde Applicators 04012 clo Grosse -P-A-R-T-tlm-e-w-o-m-a-n-t-o-a-s- • PTS/OTs Withsalary reqUirements KImberly at who can work unlll BOOKKEEPER full also POinte News & Connec. SIStIn cleaning, cooking Compasslonale care to Ottlce ASSistant 724 313-824-1982. 1000 or 11 00 P m Ap- charge With computer HELPERS tlon 96 Kercheval household chores when you need It the most Notre Dame, Grosse ply at POinte Videa accounting expenence, MARKETING CALL 313885-9115 Grosse POinte Farms, (313)8828265 Call us al POinte, 48230 NO walk- 17670 Mack Ave , MAS 90 software Es. RESEARCHER MI48236 inS please Grosse POinte or 201 HElP WANTEO tabllshed firm, full time 313-884.0721 Growrng Marketing Re- 206 HU~ WANT£O Insured/bonded/tested 19483 Mack Ave, Grosse UnSITTfR positIOn Send resume SECRETARY- St Clair GENERAL maintenance search firm looking for ~ART TIME Se""cg the Grosse Po ntas POinte Woods to box 07012, cia Shores Full-time POSI' home Improvement highly skilled senior prOJ- RETIRED woman to hve- 3 lovely children In need of Grosse Pornte News & t,on With competitive HOSTESS- part time eve- Must be hard working ect drrector With at least nings apply 20000 In Prepare meals for child care rn my home Connection 96 Ker wages Experienced In A+ Live-ins Ltd. Starting pay, $6 00, mm. 10 years experience Harper, L Bow Room elderly woman Small Mornings only 8, 7, 5 cheval Grosse POinte WP 60 Call 810-773 24 hour live In Imum 40 hours preferably In automotive chores Room board years Own transporta- Farms MI 48236 1444 (313)884- 7622 Personal Care (313)521-5750 Please send resume to tlon and references Wages 810-689-7950 203 HElP WANTED SECRETARY housekeep- Cleaning Cooking laundry GOLDEN Dragon rlelp box 06001 cia Grosse needed 313-886-1219 BOOKKEEPER wanted DENTAL/MEDICAL er Part time OccaSional Bonded and Insured wanted Carry-out, Walt- POinte News & Connec- SALES CLERKS- Rena's after 5pm for full time POSition at tIOn, 96 Kercheval, Candy Kitchens, Mack. medium size downtown A.D,O.N. East Side non overnight travel 779-7977 statt, and Delivery 313- (810)293-7171 882-6666 Grosse POinte Farms, mac Island MI has Job CARING, rehable adult to Law Firm Expenenced smoking long term care MI48236 opportunities for Appli- prOVide care to 3 year preferred In bank recon- faCility Must be Obra WIDE variety of duties, IOrNTE CARE S£RVIC£S GROSSE POinte firm cants available until late old m Grosse Pomte cJllatlons, month end experrenced Call Mrs fleXible hours (313)882- FilII, Perf TIme Or LIve-in. needs Typist Computer METTY YARD SERVICE home Temporanly, 3 full and analySIS Lotus ex- McEntee (313)886- Per.onel Cere, October 48 plus hours 2079 Companlonehlp. versatile Full or part Dorm hOUSingavailable days, 4 days In fall Own penence preferred 2500 Ineured - 80ndecl time 313-8846600 • Clean-ups spring and fall Mery GhesQulere Call Ryan. 1-800-626- transportation, non. Send resume and salary BILLING clerk needed for 20] Hflr WANTED SALES G ros .. -Pointe Fle.1dent • Weekly lawn smoker, references requirements to box HAIR chair rental- $1995 6304 • Landscape deSign/Install Aval Iabl e Imme dla teIy 04013, clo Grosse east Side cliniC part time Are You serious About A 8 per day Your clients on- • Sad! seed SALESI administrative as. 313.881-4669 POinte News & Connec. position Must be able to Career In Real Estate? ly No retail Chnstlan at- • Power Aakmgl aerations slstant for growing cable type, will train CaJ181C- We are senous about your ENERGETIC, expenenced tlOn, 96 Kercheval, 445.3070 success mosphere Perksl San- • Shrubs tnmmed rep firm WordPerfect l die or Lrnda, Executive PREPAID DISCOUNTS 6 0, order entry Fax re and reliable for full time Grosse POinte Farms, • Free Pre. licensing DAY care In my licensed (810)791-4999 810-n6-4055 sume to CNI, 810-356- summer With pOSSible MI48236 DENTAL ASSistant Need- classes home FleXible hours 810-n3-4684 2018 year round opportunity CLERICAl! Admin Assls- ed for fun pedlatrrc • ExclUSive Success Grosse POinte area HAIR stylist to JOin LUCI- N d f ee sa e car ExeeIIent tant Energetic Enter office Experrence In Systems Programs (313)886-6624 do's Harr Care In East- MR. C'S DELI SECRETARIALI clencal t 882 general assisting With a pOinte Must have own No experrence necessary wanted, Part or full time cornpensa Ion - pnslng Team Player With flair for children Part • Variety Of Commission DAY Care my home LI' clientele 810-7738044 Cashiers, cooks, clerks, Apply In person on or af- 1862 excellent typing and time Call 313-343-8790 Plans censed, CPR tramlng stock help Must be at FULL time daycare need- clencal skills 100kIOgfor Jam The No 1 25 years experience HAIR STYLISTS needed ter Monday, July 15, 10 least 16 Starting pay ed, Grosse POinte Park opportumty to grow With DENTAL ASSistant, CDA Coldwell Banker affiliate References 313-886- at Hair Unlimited, a m Edmund T Ahee up to $5 50 based on area Please call Brenda fast- growing automobile Dental Hygienist, Perro In the Mldwestl 8640 Grosse Pornte We have expenence Jewelers, 20139 Mack Grosse Pornte Woods (313)640-1853 related company Send experrence FleXible Call George Smale at B lot to offer Interviews Apply at Mr C's Deli, leller and resume to hours Salary 886-4200 ENGLISH lady Will take confidential 313-881- 18660 Mack, Grosse SECURITY guards, no ex. FULL TIME Sitter needed 20520 Vernier Rd Harp. negotiable Clinton Twp Coldwell Banker compassionate care of POinte Farms, Mack at l 0010 penence necessary Full 10 August After School er Woods, MI 48225 or area Please Call 810- SchweItzer Real Estate elderly In their home E Warren, 881-7392, time, part lime Must be starting In September Fax to (313) 884-5127 2867337 dally (810)2931080 Head Toddler Teacher ask for John Or 20915 18 or over No cnmlnal Must have transporta- EXCEPTIONAL Income Downtown child care Mack, Grosse Pomte lion 313882-6045 COMPUTERIZED ac EXPERIENCED MEDICAL oppo'tunlty Reputable 304 mUlliONS WANlED center, rncludes benelils Woods, between 8 & 9 record benefits olfered GUUll.-.t 313-881-1200 .---- counts receivable and BILLERI reCepllOrHsl InternatIOnal cosmetic I and free parking Mile 884-3880, ask for LOOKING for mature, re accounts payable spe. part time for frrendly firm, Fortune 500 sub- Debbre ACCOUNTANT available 1 Candidates With degree & SEEKING full time recep- sponslble person to care cral1st for profeSSional PhYSical Therapy Clmlc, sidiary No experience for short term assign- expenence need only NAIL Tech and styling as tionist/ clerk typrst for for my 3 boys rn my ottlce ExperIenced re- Medicare Blue Cross, necessary Ten open ments Thoroughly ex- apply 313-259-5115 sistant needed for busy WOOds title insur- home Hours, Monday - qUlred POBox 190, Statusmg & Collections mgs 810777-3831 penenced University Fnday, 8am- 2pm Must St Clair Shores, 48080 Send resume box HOSTESSES wanted I fnendlyl clean Grosse ance company Real Es- tramed All taxes, state- have own car Referen- or tax resume to 810- 02008, clo Grosse JOAN & DAVID Apply In person 2pm. Pornte With excellent op. tate and computer expe- ments 313-882-6860 ces reqUired Available 771.3450 Immediate POinte News & Cannec- Somerset Collection r 4pm Andlamo Lakefront portunlty (313)882-6240 nence helpfUl but not necessary Benefits Immediately Please call opening tlon, 96 Kercheval, Boutique RELIABLE woman looking BiStro, 24026 E Jeffer- NANNIES NEEDED Call Pam at 313-343- 313-885-1736 Grosse Pomte Farms, 2801 W Big Beaver for lOVing family son, St Clair Shores Expenenced In child care 0220 between 9 am. 5 FULL charge bookkeeper MI48236 313-882-3264 Troy MI 48084 Housecleaning, laundry NEEDED tor 4 1/2 month CommerCial Real Estate Full time sales, part time INDUSTRIAL painter, Top salaryl benefits All pm Transportation Exce/- alrless spray, weekends areas Llve- In/live out old 8.4 September thru Company Downtown Go For Success sales and management lent Grosse POinte refer- only $800- $1000 for CALL Nowr SERVICE Agent wanted June Our home Call DetrOit $27-30K per posrtlon available rmme- ences 313-881'9334, helpers $12,00- $1500 THE NANNY NETWORK Full-time Thrifty Car With references 810- year Paid parking, med- in the Classifieds dlately ThiS opportunity message 810.739-2100 Rental Apply In person 776-6625 Ical Send resume to ------Includes benefits 401K for painters Leave mes- 305 SITUATIONS WANTED 18210 Mack, Grosse NONSMOKING Daycare box 04014, cia Grosse MEDICAL ASSOCiates and profit shanng Expe- sage, (313)885-4915 NEWLY remodeled Jetter- POinte Farms PrOVider to come rnto POinte News & Connec- wanted JOin our grow- rlence preferred and a HOUSE _~"""""'- "=""""""'COIC:W "' .". "K_I_"' ,.~_.,.~ __ ~ __ ", -:-,-. _ ... "";'_ ...... Thursday, July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 305 SITUATIONS WANHD 400 MEWIANDISE 400 MEIICHANDISE 401 APPLIANCES 406 ESTATESAlES 403 FURNITURE HOUSE ClEANING ANTIQUES UnQUES 401 FUIlNITURE 40' FURNITURE EXPECT THE BEST ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES TOWN HALL Antiques THERMADOR trash com- ESTATE SALE BAKER mahogany pedes- LARGE executive desk, NEW, large contemporary European Style House- MARKET THE BRUSH. Downtown Romeo pactor, white May tag Personal belongings of tal tables, 2 end $200 cherry With brass hard. CUriO,gray marble, mlr. cleaning Professional ER SHOW Sunday Au- Michigan s largest <;e- dishwasher, built- In PC Gardner Priced each, 1 large round ware, excellent $475 rored back & botlom laundry & Ironing Su gust 18, 6 a m - 4 pm lectlon of quality anti Refrigerator, Harvest sale Includes Beautiful $250 1 coffee $150 Sofa 8 earthtonel pas With 4 glass shelves pervlsed experienced 5055 Ann Arbor Saline ques and selected col Gold Lawn Boy mower, antique minor, Antique 313.3439082 tel colors excellenl, Paid $1500 asklOg hardworking Experts Road, EXit #175 off 1-94 lectlbles at affordable rear bag $80 All like entryway table Collecti- $275 SOlid wood book 41100 810.792-1333 BEAUTIFUL black lacquer since 1985 In The Over 300 dealers In prices Spend the day new (810)771 3368 ble comic books Vin- shelfl wall unit Imported bedroom set Queen SALE July 30th 1071 Grosse POinte area quality antiques and se. With us decorating your tage beaded purses, from Poland excellent WASHER & dryer, $100 size (complele) Seri- North Oxford, Grosse Known for reliability elfl lect collecllbles all under home shOPPingfor your Deco handeliere With $275 3138840935 eact, Excellent condi- ous buyers 313 882- POinte Woods 9AM clency and dependabl- cover AdmiSSion $4 00 favonte antique lover or onglnal shades Zenrth tion 313886 1821 1962 LEATHER 3 piece sec. 5PM Drexel Mahogany Ify Bonded & Insured 28th season The ongl enhanCing your favoflle tube color TV Anllque Iional matching Drexel tablel chalfs server, cor Please call anytime nalll collection Open 362 WHITE WASHER and G E floor radiO BEAUTIFUL glass rectan end table sofc:l table ner cabinet Blond 50 s (313)884.0721 days per year 10 6 Avacado dryer Excel. furniture, dining room ta- gular dining room table T V cabinet also walnut tWin bed dresser night AI'oITlQm~ 810.7525422 lent conditIOn $1001 ble With 6 chairs Wicker 6flx 42,n Very good FRIENDLY Cleaning Serv- vpneer oltlce desk stand Children s white both MOVing 313 821 patio furniture bar condition $400 Ice, Insured & Bonded WANTED Make offer 313 343- Provincial canopy bed ANTIQUES 0185 stools ElectriC sewing (313)885 8022 Call (810)774-5400 0371 dresserl mirror desk MARKETPLACE machine, Cedar chest (313)881-8480 CHERRY treslle table 4 1939 G [Innell Baby .Oriental Rugs ANN ARBOR 402 AlTS & cum tWin beds, wood desk MAHOGANY harvesl 1M .... ~C' ,. r" h : 5....50 Cr-:!:..,~ p "':I""1"'l GOOD \ld' I""" I,,''''c:lfl,ny lamps ::.trons crystal table $175 Four piece .Paintings ART FAIR VISITORS Wooden bookcase With Mature dependable CERAMIC molds Approxl' glass set Kitchenware, walnut bedroom set, SOFA loveseat $300 Hen Be sure to VISrtour 2 glass doors $350 313. Call Gen.Cathy 810- .Furniture mately 600 $350 or books, collectible maga- best offer Walnut glass radon Vlllandry wall HUGE Inventory of 8822002 778.6171 best offer (313)885. zines Marilyn Monroe top coffee table $50 unit 4 tables, chest J <\SMI"'iE GAlL.Un Arts & Antiques 0303 HARD working, honesf etc I Papers photos, COMPLETE three piece Washer, best offer Gas $3500 was $9000 new Trov 810-637.7770 HawaIIan shirts Military liVing room set South Rom Webber dining set meticulous, Polish worn. Walk 2 blocks West of 404 IICYCLES dryer $75 ExerCise an seeks housekeeping Main to First Street, Items, duck decoy, tools, wests colors Used three bike, $10 810-778- 8 pleces $1500 Drexel garden tools fishing ta- months $1500 or best Oak TV cabinet 2 work References 313- COTTAGE organ, Estey between Liberty & GIRL'S bikes pink- Rally 1267 cle, electnc power paint- (313)884-0266 tables, $600 Winston 365.0335 Circa 1870 With stool Washington t4" 10 speed racer er, snow blower, picniC MAHOGANY Patio sel 9 pieces, Make offer (810)771. 210 S First Street SchWinn 15" 5 speed CONTEMPORARY SOLID HONEST, Dependable table Chain link dog INTERIORS $600 (313)884-7864 3368 313.913-8890 Mountain bike Excellent oak entertainment cen- Housekeeper does kennel & Much, Much (Fine FurnJIure condition (313)885- ter (6' 4 high, 5' Wide), TECH LINE wall unit. cleaning, laundry, Iron- FURNITURE refinished Open 7 days, 10am-6pm More' 1/2 Mile North of & Antique Shop 6922 adJuslable shelves ex- beige shelves, drawers, Ing, windows and more repaired, stripped, any till Bpm FndaylSaturday 24 Mile Rd 1 block 506 S Washlnglon cellent conditIOn $350 glass doors, lighted Please call 810-783 type of caning Free es 40S COMI'UJEllS West of Gratiot 54675 Royal Oak MI 8810772-9007 86Hx73Wx18D $450 9921 tlmates 313-345.6258 Bates, Cheslerfleld Sat- (5 blocks North of 696 401 APPLIANCES (313)882-7286 HOUSEKEEPER available 810-661-5520 286 IBM compatible VGA urday & Sunday July CORNER student desk Freeway atl0 Mile monitor 1 44 floppy, 27th & 28th 10 a m - 5 $100, wooden kitchen Take Woodward I Main THE MAHOGANY to Care for your home Manchester Antique Mall 15 C F freezer $150 M,- hard drive, keyboard, P m Numbers at 9 30 sel $100 walnut dresser Slreet eXit) FURNITURE SOURCE References available Antiques & Collectibles crowave $75 Convec- DOS 6 22 Windows 3 1, a m Elite Estate Sales, $50 Must sell I (313)882- Monday thru Saturday GRAND RE OPENING Paltl, 810-777.5673 116 E Main, Manchester lion counter- top oven, games & software $150 Inc 3925 11 to 530 Mack at Bedford Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 $50 Jen-Arr electriC THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS for all With warranty Closed Wednesday 313-885-0533 313-428.9357 DINING room Oak set CLEANING SERVICE cook- top With acceso- 810.469-4337 FINE antiques, accesso- and Sunday ThiS Week Buffet, china cabinet, 6 Professional, Bonded and MINGLES has antiques, rles, $100 (313)884- ries & lamps 23134 Bombay With marble top Just In A 9 piece dining 7864 chairs, square lable Insured teams ready to collectibles, hand crafts, 386 IBM compatible 4MG Hoffman, at Jefferson and french armoires room set that Includes ram, Windows 3 1, DOS 8eautlfuJi (313)822- clean your home or new & resale fashions ABLE APPLIANCE SI Clair Shores Frlday- Large mahogany china cabinet With a bro- 622 colOr VGA monllor, 7193 bUSiness 17330 E Warren 313- COMPANY WAREHOUSE Saturday, July 26th & mantel, all paintings, ken pediment, hard dnve 144 floppy, Carpet Cleaning 343-2828 Free 1 Year Warranty 27th, 9 a m - 2 P m DINING room set- Must banquet and tradilional Sideboard, table With Exlenor Windows keyboard, games & selll Beautiful pecan chi- leaf & 6 chairS, beautiful OUTDOOR ANTIQUE LOW LOW PRICES size mahogany dining $5 00 Off Wrth ThiS Ad more $250 for all With SALE Not Too MISS na, buffet, server, table room tables (Includes 3 piece bedroom set SHOW & SALE VERY VERY NICE For First Time Callers' warranty 810.469-4337 Priced low to sell Ta- & 6 chairS Will drop leaf lables) Solid mahogany book- August 10th & 11th, 10-6 25925 Gratiot S of 1-696 Serving the Grosse POinte bles, lamps, gnlls, crys. separate Sacrlf,cel Buffets, servers, Side- case, 3 shelves and Town Hall Antiques and Hours Mon - Fn 8-7pm APPLE 2 GS, computer area for 14 years lals, etc Entire house of (313)885-0122 glass doors Also 8 Fronfler Town have Sal 8-5pm Sun 8-4pm With prlnler Desk and boards, china cabinets Member of BBB treasures 7/26,7/27 10- large breakfronts and Chippendale Ball & again JOined forces 10 (313)884-1540 accessones Great con. DREXAL curved glass ma. 582-4445 3 22537 St Joan Be- CUriOcabinets Oriental Claw replacement chairs promote their 3rd annual dltlon $3001 best hogany corner cabinet DACOR self-cleaning tween 8- 9 Mile rugs, baby mahogany , 2 arm chairs Assorted 307 SITUATIONS WANTED summer antique show (313)839-5662 $795 Dining room, stove $125 Kenmore chippendale high chalf number of small lables NURSES AIDES and sale Dealers from 1930s ma hcgany, 8 21 cubiC foot Mahogany 4 poster & chairS New Arrivals across Michigan will be NEW Okldata 400 LED BOOKS piece $1,000 (313)885- refrigerator, $100 Good page printer, $250313- beds (king to twin Dally seiling quality antiques cond,llon 313-882-3330 Bought & Sold 7937 and collectibles under 884-0935 sizes) Mack at Bedford LIBRARY BOOKSTORE DUNCAN PHYFE 1930's Sets of mahogany din- Tuesday. Saturday NURSES ASSistant availa- circus tents on the ELECTRIC stove $50 USED IBM and 810~S"5-4300 breakfront Excellent Ing room chairs (claSSIC 11am.6pm ble 12/ *hours day 7 grounds of Frontier Gas stove $85 Refnger- laH_/htftIg~ Compatible Computers condition $1,250 Dro- 181hcentury styles) 313-885-0533 days/ week Excellent Town, located at 31 Mile ator $100 Washer Very low prices for Stu- M. sempIIner pleaf table, 4 chairS Ma- Grosse POinte referen- Road and Old VanDyke $110 Dryer $95 Nlcelll dents at home or away $575 810-977-1707 hogany desks (execu- ces Carol, (810)774- For a great day, loads of Delivery Call 293-2749 1125 fun and a great shop- at school 386's- $386 JOHN EARLY Amencan/ colonial tive to small lad,es ping experience, don't G,E. Self- cleaning radiant 486's- $486 Pentlums- couch & rechner chair, desks) Secretary "THIS End Up. oak bunk NURSING assistant, Cerli- $686 & up 313-875- miss thiS show (Limited range (glass cook top) corner table, lamp, desks, beds & dresser sets, like fled, hospital! nursing KING dealer space may be Almond, 2 years old, 8030 or 313-882-9686 $125 313-885-8182 mahogany Single chests new Beautiful Chinese home Good references available, for a contract $350 810-771-2285 and chest on chest aubusson rug, 8X10 Days, weekends, 810- FRUITWOOD 6 piece din- and reservatIOns call 406 ESTATESALES 1X1 TFN Cor- pastel colors, paid 774-2002, Margaret Ing room set Desk, tall Kim at (810)752-6260) G.E. white electnc range, ner chalf, morel $5,000, $1500 or best entertainment center, 303 SItUATIONS WlNTEO timed, automallc clean, ESTATE 810-545-4110 313-882-7048 OHI([ (lHlUNG SIMPLY Charming Anti dIgItal, newer $350 810 FURNITURE 4GII fURNITURE Bentwood rocker, coffee ques, 325 East 4th 775-0450 AT table, end table patio EMERALD ILE Cleaning Street, Royal Oak 810- RELICS In Hamtramck 42)(72 Dining room table, set, 313-884-0955 Service. Profess,onal TAPPAN gas range, 541-9840 Tuesday- 10027 Joseph Campau plus leaf and SIX chairs M~~IT~~~ white, self- cleaning, ilke cleaning people 10clean Saturday, 11- 5, Thurs- (313)874-0500 Large china cabinet, one your office bUilding 20 day till 7 new, $225 G E bUlII- In Open 11-6, Tues thru Sat year old $1200 406 mATE SALES 406 ESTATESALES years experience stove, cooktop VaOlly TEL-12 MALL Traditional furniture, ac- (313)884-4620 (810)778.3101 With countertop & Antique Show & Sales ceSSOries, an~ques & 400 MERCHANDISE faucel (313)885-8639 Telegraph al12 Mile collectibles Good quail- 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESALES ANTIOUES Southfield WASHER & dryer, refng- ty at affordable pnces 1930'S 9 piece dining Wed, July 24Sun, July 28 erator, 40" electnc - _ ~ room set, Victrola, Mall Hours stove Apartment size RAINBOW Estate Sales 2 SUSAN HARTZ ESTATE AND MOVING SALES Glass repairs by Mr Chips 1940's 3 piece bedroom electnc stove 313-882- sales next week, August GROSSE POINTE CITY Conducted By 5681 2nd and 3rd set 313-453-7919 t1artz~ 886-8982 JEAN FORTON HOUSEHOLD SALES MARINE CITY 405 COMPUTERS 405 (OMPUmS 822.3174 ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE Tru~1your saleto u~ knowin9 that we are the mo.t 105 N Fairbanks (M-29) experienced moving and estatesale company In the • Areyc>ufrustratedwtltl thespeed ofyourcomputer? In Belle River Plaza 1:1 Grosse POinteorea • AreIhecosts01 blJY1nganewcomputer100 high? •.. ••. Open 7 days, 10-5 • Network BUSinessenaPersonalSyslem{s) For the pc st 15 years we have prOVidedfirst quality Katherine Arnold (810)765-1119 • CustombUIldComputerSystemIs)forbusll'oBSSandpel$Onaluse service to nver 850 sohs~edc1,ent~ • Save'0%anauponMemoryHardDnvesHardtofinartems etc and Associates Mitchell Dor.Ghali CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLli'E. 885-1410 Estate Sale 406 ESTATESALES 406 ESTATESALES 930 a.m -6:00 p.m M-S' Work 810-351.3692 FOR LPCO"Ili'G SALE ('FOR \.tATION 32474 Stonybrook Lane Home 313-882.1385 ANYTIME. Paaer 313-376-4935 (Stonybrook Condos) • Fraser ...... East of Hayes - South of 14 Mile ~ :J(fJtfierine .9Lmo{({ fRIDAY. SATURDAY. 10:00.4:00 ~e::tU ';li!~ Satu ana associates ImrT'aculate Condo oIIIth lovely Items, brass ExceUent Complete ServIce headboard double bed floral camel back sofa, TVs Refefences Glen and SharonBUl1<.elt + • uta te Safes Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. VCR, small upright freezer traditiOnal dining table ~- ------_iE--_--cas- .._--"...- Thursday, JUly 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection / D/ 409 GARAGf/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 4 I 2 MISCElLANEOUS IASEMENT SALE IASEME NT SALE 4 I 2 MISCEllANEOUS 500 ANIMAl 601 AUTOMOTIVE IASEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE ARTIClES ARTIClES ADOPT A PET CHRYSLER $1.00 for one bag of £STATE Salel 1255 Blsh- GARAGE Sale- 336 Hili MOVI NG Sale Friday & BABY Supply Package clothes, housewares, op Rd, July 26th 27th crest (corner Williams) Saturday 9- 5 1009 PRESSURE Cleaners CUTE cuddly kittens avail 1987 Dodge Shadow Crib cradle stroller etc July 31st, 10 am- 9 am- 1 pm Grosse POinte Farms KenSington PSI 1150 $99 2000 able for adoption Call turbo burgundy loaded 3 p m Clearance Corner ------.- Desk, maple tea cart, playpen highchair $339 3200 $879 Hon (810)5481150 power air AM/FM ster swrng walker back at rear of Grosse POinte FIVE Family FurnJlure & childrens toys/ pre MOVING sale Furnllure, da 4000 $1199 Factory eo cleanl 51 500 or pack $225 Most like CUTE cuddly kittens for Unitarian Church (Mau- Yard Sale Barbecue Pit, school equipment cloth- household mlscellane direct Lowest pnces best Call atter 6 30 P m adoptIOn For Informa mee & St Clair) lamps tools book!> ta Ing miscellaneous Sat ous Large safe 386 Mt new 2 tnple dressers guaranteed" KMI Pres (3t3)885 6744 ------bles chairs dishes 78 urday 10 2 Vernon off Chalfonte $35/ each 2 white bar sure Cleaners since tlon call (810)7736839 ---- stools $25 Men s 1986 Dodge Lancer- runs 19125 Woodcrest Harper & 45 records LPs, 8 July 26 & 27 9am- 5pm 1972 Free catalog 24 HAPPYTAILS K 9 Res SchWinn Super Sport good make offer 313 Woods Saturday, 10 track lapes gUitar, toys, GARAGE sale Windsurfer MOVING -S-aleSa-t-urday hours 1 800 931 WASH cue Dogs & PUPPies AM-5PM Sunday china cabinet, clothes $200 boy's bike $30 8243593 $30 Men s Columbia 10 (9274) available Call 313 882 12PM-5PM some Jewelry 1702 Casablanca fan $25 toy 11 1 Onglnal Jim Clary speed $20 313 372 - - --- 8269 for available dogs 1985 Dodge 600 4 door -1-9-8-4-N-o-rw-o-o-d--G-r-o-ss-eFischer DetrOit At St chests, kid s clothes NorltakeLithographschinat2 muchpiece 5858 PRO FORM 60S Prog ram mabie speed & adopt a pet schedule auto 62 000 miles cold POinteWoods Saturday Paul near Indian Village boots toys & more 915 morel 1031 S Brys BAR Stools factory prices air Decent car $1900 Saturday 10- 5 Hampton Friday 10 3 treadmill Electronic HELpl Orphan GUinea C V Auto (810)772 July 27 900 Aquanum, Saturday 10- 2 MOVING to Florida All to all Modern Stool 313 monitor mcllnes $250 Pigs need home FREEl 567-5955 0700 bikes, toys FIVE Family Sale 1234 dldn t sell last week 3138228159 313824 2222 ------FI\J n I[IUo\ 1995 E:;,:;IC; T,.d...... 5, 19'124H~I hO''',ee Bedford Couches sofa GARAGE sale antique rUOI"tu't; go' r'rl SIJNK :'2:s Sc' ~ (""'l It.. be'" antique tile'" stove collectibles 14678 Fraz- SATELLITE Uloll MlIll 1Cl LUVEA8lE, aile-Clionale mach & Harper South of u, U ces drastically reduced With mattresses t year gets over 175 channels Maine Coon cat Needs speed Turbo black on vernier (behind Ghes- baseball cards, bikes ho, Warren (between Kitchen set bedroom old 5375 70 s stamed black air loaded on your T V I Complete loveable home 313 885 qUIre Park) Antique Jew- clothing, toys Frlday/ Gratiot! Groesbeck) July With oak vanJly, Queen glass hanging lamps 517950 Rinke Toyota Saturday 9am- 4pm 27- 30lh August 1 thru equipment package only 1886 elry, furniture (like new) 4th soft Side waterbed & Dresser & end table $18/ month No money ------810-758-2000 $75 3138840488 MICHIGAN Anti Cruelty Healthrlder great FORTY years accumula- nlghtstand, G E space- down Easy hnanclngl 1991 Eagle Talon TSI- l Society Will be happy to household Items Satur- tlon 5 different families GARAGE SALE/ Estate saver microwave, CHINA SET- Bavaria Call 24 hours, 1 800 White, auto, great condi- prOVide adVIce as well day 9- 4 Cash & Carry Something for everyone Household Items, furnl- tables lamps etc white With pale green 941-8335 tion $6 995/ best 313- Come one come alill ture, electronics, com- (313)885-0122 as a list of economical 2009 Hawthorne- Clothing Saturday only July 27th, puter, pet supplies, van handpamted border Full SIX panel hardwood doors services for spaYing and 417-1909 set With servlOg pieces (girls sizes 6-14, pre- 10 to 2 NO PRE h d F d PORCH sale Collectibles With frame $65 each or neutenng your pets An 1991 Eagle Summitt Red ous ar wares, (J ay, Also beautiful covered teen, adults), toys Fish- SALESI 1335 Maryland Saturday 8- 6 896 Lm- kitchen, Christmas, best 313 824 2167 altered pet IS a healthier hatchback 5 speed, vegetable dish, HaViland er Price doll house books, Saturday July & happier companion runs temflc $1500 C V crafts miniature tea set between CharleVOIXand coin 27 1097 Lakepomte France Limoges, white SPLIT rail fenCing, good Call us at 313 891 7188 Auto (810}772-0700 much more Fnday, 9- 3 _V_e_r_no_r -G-A-R-A-G-E-S-A-L-E-D-r-a-pe-r--Grosse POinte Park With gold border Ster- shape good price 60 gallon aquarIUm stand FRIDAY 26th, Saturday les, clothes, furOilure 8am 2pm ling Silver serving dish PUppy OBEDIENCE '02 AUTOMOTIVE 21120 Lancaster, Harper 27th, 9am- 3pm Mlscel- movmg sale Every1hmg Gorgeous 313-881- 810-7774448 10 weeks-4 1/2 months FORD Woods Friday, July laneous household Air must go 600 Hidden SATURDAY 7/ 27, Sun- ALSO, ADULT 8757 THREE Sinks disposal 1995 Contour LX 10000 26th, 10- 3 Baby equip- conditioner, fans, some lane behind Grosse day 71 28 9am- 6pm DOG OBEDIENCE two tOilets With tanks, miles Remote entry AI( ment, clothes & more 21233 Llt1lestone Harper CORIAN, new custom For Information antiques, excellent chll- POinte North Saturday Woods between Mack- countertop, double bowl light fixtures, bathtub Champagne $12,900 21197 Manchester- 7/26 & dren's toys, clothes, only l Carolyn House Sink 12ft, $2500 Priced to sell 313 601- 313881 -3770 7/27 g. 3 Huge selec. cJrLams, costume Jewel Harper 313.884.6855 (313)881-9096 0521 Pager 1995 Ford Explorer Expe- tlon of mlsc Items Lots ry Reasonable 21710 GIANT garage sale- THURSDAY, Friday, JUly THE Grosse POinteAnimal WOLFF Tanmng Beds dition two-door 4 by 4, of baby stuff, something Mauer between 8- 9 22960 Rosedale, (be. 25th & 26th, 9- 5 18735 DRUM set With hardware CliniC has an oldN l TAN AT HOME for everyone mile, Mack! Harper tween 8 & 9 Mile, Mack Eastwood Harper Home/ office furniture Cocker MIX an older auto 16K, deep IllS, & Marter) Thursday/ FII- Woods ' Buy DIRECT and SAVE' grey leather mterlor ponter 73 BTU Ready Terner mix a Wheaton 23012 Gaukler off Marter FRIDAY 9- 5 Sat'Jrday 9 day, 9-4, Saturday, 9 _ Commerclal/ Home Units Loaded $21,500 313- healer 881-1817 Terrier MIX a Husky/ Friday, Saturday, Sun 12 28817 Jane 111/2 & 12 Juvenile furniture, TOYS, cllb, furOllure, sew- From $199 00 8846301 day, 9am- 3pm Furnl- lItte Mack area 32' mo- toys housewares, sport- Ing machine, boys GAS stove, MagiC Chef, Low Monthly Payments Shepherd Withblue eyes ture, clothing, office, an- tor home $14,000 1993 Ing eqUipment clothes No presalesl $250 Miscellaneous ba- FREE Color Catalog and a young Beagle/ 1995 Ford Mustang GT- tlques, fabncs Plymouth Duster, July 26th, 27th, 9- 3 by Items, stroller, etc Call Today Shepherd Tn- colored CD, 12000 miles, load- ----*------(313)881-2224 call 313.822-5707 If you 4362 Grayton, between 12,000 miles Mmt con- 2043 Allard 1-800-842-1305 ed, warranty $15,970 have lost your pet In the Rmke Pontiac GMC, Mackl Warren 9am- dltlon $8500 Toys, fur~ -T-W-O-f-am-II-y-g-a-r-ag-e-s-a-Ie--GO CART,S h P , 2 seats, 413 MUSICAl Grosse POintearea 810-497-7699 3pm Safurday & Sun- ",ture Block sale. Handy Road 18030 Ego, EastpOinte $325 Girls Bassett INSTRUMENTS day Household Items, GARAGE Sale. 740 Bar. (off Grosse POinte Bou- (2 blocks north 8 Mile off chest & dresser With mlr. VOLUNTEERS for Ani- 1993 Ford Crown Vlctona, clothing, games, toys, Ington Frrdayl Saturday levard, 3 blocks north of Kelly) July 26 & 27, 8. ror, $75 Oak stereo GUITARS, banJOS and mals Will be at Super blue, 4 door 40,000 jewelry, antiques 9AM - 4PM Hitchcock Fisher Road) Saturday 6 Furniture & mlscella- cabinet, $20 New girls mandolinS, ukes Petz, 12 & Gratiot, 1 30 miles, excellent condi- headboards, Art Deco 9am- lpm Inludes ba. neous daybed, $225 135 gal wanted Collector 886- to 4 30, With dogs and tion $12,500 Call 5220 LAFONTAINE, be- flafware, klfchen Items, by thmgs, newer & col- Ion aquarium complete 4522 pups available for adop- (313}885-8182 tween Mack and Can- lectlble toys, mlscellane- YARD SALEI 3 families tion Info (810)468-8927 set-lip, $350 20" girls 1993 Ford Explorer Sport. yon Lost of baby stuff, drapes, clothes Mlsc ous household Saturday, Sunday, 9 to USED PIANOS Dates July 13, 20, 27 bike, $30 810-773- 4X4, red 5 speed, much more Fnday, Sat. treasures 4 4600 GUilford, off Used Spmets- Consoles 1012 35 000 miles, alarm, urday, 10 to 3 GARAGE Sale - Loads of HOUSEHOLD sale- Col- Warren, east of Cadieux Uprights & Grands 501 IIRDS FOR SALE I h All S lectlbles, Imens, kitchen, HEREND Rothschild Bird loaded $12,995 313- 5TH A I G S I cot es - easons - YARD Sale, Saturday & ABBEY PIANO CO nnua arage a e Sizes 12-20 Nothing furniture, appliances Chrna Service for 8 HAND fed Cockatiels, all 640-8616 to benefit Michigan more fhan $5 00 No Every1hlngmust go Sat. Sunday July 27th- 28th ROYAL OAK 810-541-6116 Serving pieces 313.884. PIANOS WANTED types including White- 1992 Ford Taurus LX- Chamber Orchestra and lunk _ wearable Satur- urday, 9-5 Sunday, 10- 9 a m to 2 p m 3545 4479 face, Silver & Fallow, loaded, 31,000 actual Respond Inc University day, 10am- 4pm Comer 4 20308 Country Club, Bishop No early Birds TOP CASH PAID spills available 810.776- HUGE Mirrors, New over- miles $9 000 Must sellI at CharleVOIX Friday Rosewood! Audubon Harper Woods YARD sale Large accu- 7483 after pm stock 48x 100x 1/4 (11) 414 OFFICE/IUSINESS 5 (313)884-1558 26th, 9- 5 Saturday, 9- mulallon, of great Jun- EQUIPMENT 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS 3 Including computer GARAGE Sale - Saturday/ HUGE 4 family garage que Antiques, small $1091 each 72x 100 1/4 1986 FORD EXP In excep- FOR SALE • software, German lan- Sunday, 4528 Farm- sale- 18591 ' ...... 'f'...... ,--_ ...__..._-,...... _ ----.. ------_..--~.-. --~-~._.... Thursday, July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 602 AUTOMOTlVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 6()5 AUTOMOTIVE 601 AUTOMOTIVE 613 AUTOMOTIVE 100 APTS/FUTS/DUI'LEX FOliO GENERALMOTORS GENERALMOTOIIS 65' 10ATSANDMOTORS FOREIGN PARTSTIRESALARMS WANTEDTOIUY 1'0INHS/HUI'EII WOODS 1988 Sable LS Wagon- 1993 Corvette- Glass top 1991 SATURN SC2 Bluel 1986 Saab 900s Automat TIRES- (3) P205170R15 ALL cars wanted I The BUYING! Selilngi Own A 607 Neff Beautiful upper loaded leather 62,000 leather 80se CD green 4 speed power IC white 4 door Runs el(cellent condition new goodl The badl The Boat? Complete clean flat $750 per month miles new tires, great 25 000 miles clean I sunroof AM/FM cas good $1500 C V Auto er $50 for all 810 772 uglyI Top dollar paid I ups detailing washing Please call (313)824- C,H $4900 (313)881- $25 400 Rinke Toyota selle 39000 miles Ex (810)7720700 9007 $50 $5,000 Seven wal(lng by Maritime 7900 5878 8107582000 cellent condition must 1995 Toyota Avalon XLS days 810293-1062 Shine Low rales Insur - ---- see $8500 01 besl Call 1995 Taurus SHO Green! 1988 Cutlass Clera Black While leather CD auto ed Brran 8104661151 750 Neff Road- Newly car- Torn at (810)774 1597 TOP dollar paldl Used! peted and decorated 3 tan leather Sun-roof 56,000 miles CD player l ~ after 6 pm air clean $23 500 Junk! dealer trades? Call __v_ol_c_e_p_a~r_____ bedroom flat large liVing CD 20K, Perfect shape loaded $3450 313640 Rinke Toyota 810 758 us flf'si to $5.000 BOSTON 'y\'haler 13 foot IUUIlI Wlnl ~d~ lug file 3138817887 8616 1993 Skyla-;:kGrand Sport, 2000 (~UNIlOOFSJ I sloingel • i (810)2963130 Super Sport Low hoUis place dining room ------.- red loaded excellent 1994 TAURUS GL V 6 1976 ELDORADO conver 1993 Toyota Camry XLE 00 $4750 313-824 6657 kitchen With breakfast condition Asking <, ALL Junk cars wanlpd A,r conditioning loaded tlble orJglnal owner ga V 6 leather sunroof $146 room Florida room all $105003138846411 • aJ!n OHms & access ) Running or not Same 42000 miles Like new rage kept Great car for loaded $15 900 Rinke BOSTON WHALER RAGE kitchen & laundry appll- ' • t Ul. ....o,-cessor es ~< day Top dollars paid Musl see $10900 313- summer cruIsing SUBURBAN Silvera 14 turbOjet and trailer In ances central air No 1988 Toyota 810-7582000 3136404781 new c.ondrtlon 25 hours 881 8712 $14000 3138222222 do new engine excel ------ADVANCEO <, 1992 Toyota CalTHY LE Seats 5, 90 HP Inboard pets please $1 100 per lent condItion air U 'ro"o'l'n ,,; WANTED- PreViously 1986 Taurus Wagon Ex 1988 ELDORADO 48 White auto air low ( Famous Boston Whaler month plus utilities se- cruise seats 9 U'('I:SSOICII:S ~ owned Jaguars & Mer cunty depOSit One year cellent condition high motor black With black mlles $11 900 Rinke ~I $109501 best 882- ' cedes The good the double foam filled haul lease deSired Available wav miles must see I ('loth ton blflC'K If''lthpr Tnvot" R 1 n 7<;R ?f1f1n (~10) 294-3979 ~ un<;If1K .1 --.-.-----, r"!l!tl!'!"' .....--- Thursday, JUly 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 700 UTS/FlATS/DUl'lEX 702 Am/FLATS/DUPlEX 70S HOUSES FOil lENT 7\6 OfflCE/COMMEIICIAL 723 VACATION IIENTAlS 723 VACATION IENTALS I'O/NIES/HARI'ER WOODS S.CS/MA ~""' __""' __ •__ 8_'" ~"'~..,Q. _,..... k.","~~''''-... ¥ 1 ... Thursday, July 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directo~ of Services 911 IIUCK/ILOCK WOIK '12IUILDING/IlEMODELING '15 CAIlI'ET CLEANING '43 LANDS(APEII S/ '11 CEMENT WOO 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 930 mOlllCAL SfIlVICES 945 HANDYMAN GAIIDENEIl5 BRICK Repairs porches BARKER MICHIGAN Carpet Up R.L. SERVING THE All Work Guaranteed' steps tuck po nllng CONTRACTORS holstery Cleaners Free K & K LAWN Carpentry plumbing elec glass block windows estimates 22725 Great STREMERSCH GROSSE POINTES Modernization. Altera tlons SAFE FLUE AND SHRUB tncal painting Roofing code violations Kevin er Mack Please call 1 CEMENT CONTRACTOR CHIMNEY SERVICE SINCE 1965 .Addl! ons • Family SERVICE Vinyl Siding Power (810)779 6226 8006061515 Rooms !' ChImney Cleanxng CUSWORTH EXPERT SHRUB & I'.ashlng V,n)': and C6 ------Cement • Caps and BRICK Work Excellence .K,tchens. Recreahon 916 CUI'ET INSTAllATION Dflveways Screens ELECTRIC INC SMALL TREE TRIMMING ramlC tile Inslallatlon In brick work Small lobs PatIos Installed Master Licensed & Clean ups fertilization Code violallOn repair Hea~ondOle H H '-'00 • Morra" and JAMES BARKER CARPET Installation and Brick Work Insured gutter Cleaning & E:xcellent reterences dens (313)8865565 repair service Calf for a Damper lawn aeration FREE esllmates 886.5044 Basement Waterproofing Repair -Residential. Commercial free eslfmate Serving Steps LICENSED & INSURED licensed Insured CHAS. F. M & J COl'structlon All • Anoma I Remova I -Fast Emergency Service the EastSide since, 969 Tuck POinting Cerrlfled Master Sweep Free Estimates Our Company does It alii phases of constructIOn! SENIOR CITIZENS JEFFREY 313-527.9084 No Job to small" Low Rates NORTHEASTERN Brick Flagstone Walks cement Interlorl Extenor TOM TREFZER DISCOUNT EXCELLENT SERVICE IMPROVEMENTS, INC GARY'S Carpet Service Free Estimates & Patios pamtlng remodeling 882-5169 (313)417-0797 372-2414 Installallon restretchlng Porches Reburlt additions roofing Pow. 886-4448 Repairs Carpet & pad SPECIALIZING IN MAC'S TREE AND FRANK'S Handyman Pre.Cast Steps er washing licensed & 15215 MACK available 810-774- DRIVEWAYS & 920 CHIMNEY REPAIR SHRUB TRIMMING Service SpeCialiZing In Tuck POinting Insured BUilder Free 7828 BASEMENT COMPLETE WORK small repairs Electrical, Cement Work Est,males Reasonable WATERPROOFING JBeJ TOMA Reasonable rates quality plumbing carpentry, etc Basement Waterproofing 810-2647510 S & K CARPET- A Full Licensed service Call Tom 776- 810791 6684 Licensed Insured Service Carpet Compa- CHIMNEY ELECTRIC RENOVATION SYSTEMS, INC. 4429 882-1800 & REMODELING ny Stressing Quality 884-7139 BOB TOMA HANDYWORK, Painting, MICH. LlC. # 11-05125 home repairs odd Jobs EXPERT Brick Repair Highest quality work by Shop at Home CALL Licensed Master REASONABLE Chimneys repaired Grosse POinte referen. TuckpOlntlng chimneys licensed builder GENE, 885-5730 1:001(--- Electrical Contractor, STUMP rebuilt, re-Ilned ces Call John 885- porches steps The Reister Construction,lnc, 885.8030 REMOVAL 917 CEILING/PLASTERING Classified Advertising Gas flues re-linea 8832 Brick Doctor Richard 313-965-5900 Cleamng Glass Block Reasonable Rates Shrubs Price Licensed 313- 810-639-5149 882-6900 ANDY SqUires Plastering Certified, Insuretl Free Estimates, Senior Discount OLDER Home SpeCialist 882-3804 Fax 343-5569 Custom carpentry, SHORES REMODELING & Drywall Stucco repair CDmmerclsl Residential 810-445-0225 795-1711 plumbing, trim, Expert Tuckpolntlng Kitchen & Bath Design Spray textured Ceilings VITO'S Cement All types New, Repairs, Renova- TEE'S LAWN electrical plaster tloors, Bnck Repair K,lchen Refaclng (810)-755-2054 of cement 8rtck work 924 D£CORATING SERVICE tions, Code Violations, SPRINKLERS baths, kitchens 810-296- Mortar Texture & Formica & Solid Surface service Upgrade CEILING repairs, water Licensed, Insured, bond. REPAIRS/SERVICE 2274 Lowest pnces Color Matching Counters damage, cracks, paint. ed 313-527-8935 INSTALLATIONS Restoration & Estate Custom Front Porches POINTE Maintenance, Ing wallpaper removal, :::::: ;. •• RESIDENTIAUCOM Work Deep Diamond-Cut Siding & Tflm J SPRING TURNONS Window cleanmg, gut- plaster, texture or:r- ..... DECORATING Serv- 934 fENCES Tuckpolntlng for strength Extenor Face Lifts & ters, painting lawn care smooth licensed con- == ~ /).1I6h Ice Custom* sewing, Prompt effiCient service & long IIfel Restoration 'P. References 886-0580, tractor Joe, 881-1085 H ~ H drapenes, valances, Griffins Fence Company Licensed/Insured Will make your bnck Custom Additions comforters, head. 810-783-5861 leave message l 'AII Types Of FenCing work look like new All your remodeling needs I A a Concrete • Bnck I Stone g boards, cornice SCHNEIDER'S Home Re. 'Sales Porch Rebuilding Just because ItS not Iisted- W ~ Tuckpomhng B boards decorative pairs Plumbing, electn . & Rebncklng doesn t mean we don t 'Installation, Repairs H accessories, up. .- HEDGE cal, carpentry, painting, do It I E & J Plastering, Drywall, ~ Chimney Repair 'Semor Discount Licensed Insured holstery, slipcovers Hedge & Shrub Trimming code Violations 886- True Professionals plaster, stucco 810-598- == Patios & Porches == 822-3000 800-305-9859 John Price 882-0746 Fabncs available Tree TrimmingIRemoval 4121, pager 810-903- 35 Years Expenence 8753,313-714-0131 ==:&rttt,. ~ 1f« e-eS 885-1829 MODERN FENCE 6351 J. W. KLEINER SR, (810)m-n99 313/884.4760 MASON CONTRACTOR PLASTER & drywall repair == M9t p,. H White Cedar SpeCialists 925 DECKS/PATIOS Residential Commercial of all types G rosse ~ ~ == 810-776-5456 SERVING THE NEW DESIGNS, INC. PAT THE COPHER POinte references POINTES FOR 35 YEARS Cocnplri ...HOtttl! tmprovnaornt Sconicft; == 882.6713 ~ BLUE SKY 935 FLOOR SANDING/ HOME MAlmENANCE SERVICE Bnck Block and Stone C. ~,Iom KItchens« Bath. "Chip" Gibson, 884- ~n"""'''''''r:::rm''' • Small Home Re~a,rs L.censed & Insured 5764 ...... POWER WASH REFINISHING work and all types W~DY'S • Gutter Cleanrn; & RepAIrs Rt'ferencf'" Deck washtng & sealing ARTIST- TREE TREE SERVICES • Small Roof Repairs of repairs 19735 Ea..c;h\ ood Dnvt.. PLASTER repairs, paint- Harper .'000, MI High pressure cleaning to HARDWOOD FLOORS Bnck & Flagstone Patios Tnmmlng • Removal' Stumps :~~~;~~n~etf~al 3) 884-91 Ing Cheap I No Job too beautlfy and protect "We eam money thru lJcensed • Ins~red • S'dlng & Deck Instanatron & Walks Porches, smalll Call anytime In. I"s.,nd your Investment COnSCientiOUSeffort and (810) 979-5697 Chimneys, Tuck-Pointing, sured (810)774-2827 for more 810-293-;5674 safe, quality products. Informatloll PatChing YORKSHIRE Violations Corrected PLASTERING and drywall POINTE FREE ESTIMATES REISTER - 774-0781 repairs Texturing and I Specializing In Small Jobs BUILDING &; Power Washing 313-no-36D6 • Free Estimates/Licensed RENOVATION INC. stucco Insured Pete Experienced profeSSional ------IILANDSCAPING 946 HAULING 882-0717 Taromlna 469-2967 Grosse POinte reSident G & G FLOOR CO • AddJhOnl Co., Inc. PLASTERING, Drywall, Will carefully pressure Our 31st Yr Don't Forget- • Kl!then & Bathroom Taping & Spray Textur- wash & seal, statn your Wood floors only lANDSCAPE DESIGN & Call your ads In Early! Remodeling Ing SpeCIaliZing In reo deck, PAVERS, con- 313-885-0257 CONSTRUcnON ClassIfied Advertising • ArchIMc:\i,ro\ 5erYl .. 1S ~daW./Ex~ed Ave:,1ob1e pairs No job too small crele. fence etc 38 "Floors of distinction .10'6,a.S14' 882-6900 years experience. 1;184- since 1964 PlanosAntiques Free Esllmates Insured' _ 51 3'965.5900 Small or large Jobs QUALITY WQRK 5887 Bob Grabowski SEMI- retired bnck layer 30 years experience U.ensed II nswed IJcen&ed & In5l.Jred Jim Upton, 773-4316 Founder / PreSident low Rat•• with 48 years In meso ULTRA DECI(S licensed, Insured, }OUr nary trade Resonable 881-3386 PLASTERING. Free Estl ADDITIONS member of The We'D carry worrieli away 810-772-3223 DeSigned & bUilt 839-22221526-7284 mates All types we ~'" Better BUSinesS Bureau 914 CAIII'ENTIlY plaster and drywall 1l~~f Licensed J Insured Free estimates Mmv.tAWN • DRIVEWAYS Grosse POinte referen (810)294-3761 We supply, Install, sand, IF you don t want It, we'll • PORCHES' PAnOS CARPENTRY- Porches, ces All wor! stain and "nlsh wood WmSCAPING haul It, (for a fee) Pro- • RAISE GARAG ES & REPLACE (810)296~2537 Doors, Decks FInish & guaranteed 25 year! floors, new & old • Organic fertlhzauon care Enterprises, Inc GARAGE FLOORS Rough Carpentry Re- experience Insured SpecialiZing In programs 313-881-1422,24 hours, pairs & Small Jobs Free Lou Blackwell, 810-776 Brick & Block !POW'e-:wUbi:.i1 Glitsa finish 7 days a week estimates 20 years ex- 8687 or 810-381-6970 = Super Jet System ! 810-778.2050 • Weed & pest control BRICK PAVERS & MOVING-HAULING penence 885.4609 = • Decks • Masonry • • Malnlenance programs PROFESSIONAL DECORA1IVE CONCRETE = .Sldmg and more I Visa, Discover & Apphance removal, GARAGE CRAFTSMAN EXPOSED AGGREGATE = Call Dan I Mastercard accepted • Landscape design and Garage yard basement, STRAIGHTENING Jeffrey Adams FLAGSTONE &. I a1o-72t5-Z040 I cleanouts ConstructIOn .- KELM. Floor sanding, re- conslrucuon And RebUilding Plaster & Drywall ,BLUESTONE WORK ..-_...... debns Free estimates Replace Rotten Wood finishing, old & new Al- Repalr,lnc TONY , 926 DOORS • Sodding Mr. B's 882-3096 Crack & Cement Repair SpeCialiZing In plaster so banisters Insured ~t() (313) 88500612 Experienced 313-535- - Power rake & aerabon REMOVAL OF ALL To Pass City Code reconstructIOn Experl' Stonn Doors & Win- 7256 Guaranteed enced m Grosse ~ • 1810177704446 dows, Apphances 9- Concrete/ Dirt Call For Free Estimate POinte's fmest homes Seamless gutters. PROFESSIONAL floor 885-3410 Licensed Insured Licensed bUilder, 313-885-2878 sandmg and finishing LICensed Insured ConstrucllOn Debns Garage Demohtlon John Price fully Insured Free estimates W 919 CHIMNEY Cl£ANING Basement Clean out 882-0746 810.790.9117 917 DIIAP£RIES Abraham, 754 8999 912 IUILDING/REMODELING Can Move/ Remove WINTERS CARPENTRY R.R, CODDENS Terry Yerke, (810)772- SEAVER'S Home Mamte CUSTOM DRAPERIES LAWN Anything & REMODELING Chimneys rebUilt 3118 nance Plaster, drywall Blinds, carpet, wallpaper, PHILIP WASSENAAR Mantels bookshelves, repaired or luck pOlnling SPRINKLER CARDINAL textures, painting 16 Bedspreads, & decorative 93& FURNITURE 823-1207 baseboard crown, any Start Ups & Repairs years in Grosse POinte Flues caps repaired Accessones REFINISHING/UPHOlSTUING and all types of custom Renovations, CONSTRUCTION 882-0000 Chimneys cleaned VISit our Showroom at woodworking 313-886-5565 FUFiNITURE refinished, Drain Cleaning & Plumbmg Llcensed/lnsured 22224 GraMt Kitchens & Baths repaired, strtpped, any Repairs New constructIOn remodeling DRAPERIES BY PAT Licensed & Insured 913 CEMENT WOIK type of caning Free es. EmergencyService roofing ~Idmg decks fences n8-2584 CRAIG WINTERS t,mates 345-6258, 661- CEMENT worl-., concrete COACHLIGHT 5520 810-775-2111 313-884-1295 930 ElECTRICAl SERVICES brick work driveways CHIMNEY SWEEP CO, FURNITURE stnpplng! reo ANTHONY MINAURO Some Classifications Sidewalks, porches State LJcensed CONSTRUCTION INC 5154 ALL good work MEC finishing and repair done local & chimneys Free Est" electncal Eastpointe, 24 Bathrooms Kitchens are required by law to - ' ChImneys Cleaned by hand With profeSSIO- Long Distance mates Call Paul 810- hour 810-777-8111 Basements Remodeling be licensed. Check with Caps Screens nal care Free Estimates 309-1986 .. Serving the POlntes PLANTERS' PAL' Agent for Owner Operated 1ns1aJ1ed 810-447-9708, proper Agency llCe'1sedl Insured State to AnImal Removal (313)839-0840 Global Van Lines TUCKPOINTING Expert COLVILLE love the flowers 810-n3-4606 verify license, al Certrfied & Hate tM dirt? repair porches chlm 943 lAItDSCAI'EIS/ Ins"red ELECTRIC CO. laura 810777-4477 neys The Brrck Doctor Ranges, Dryers, SeMces, GARDENERS 9121U1LDING/IUMODELING 9121U1LDING/REMODELING Richard Pnce Licensed ~l(ll Doorbells FIVE SEASONS 882-3804 ~ 944 GUnElS VIOLATIONS TREE SERVICE WHEN YOU SEE THIS SIGN AT FAST EMERGENCY & LANDSCAPE FAMOUS Maintenance 811-4.00 913 CEMENT WOIlK 913 CEMENT WORK SERVICE RENOVATION Window & gutter clean- • Lorge•ond Small Job. YOUR NEIGHBORS • P,OIlOS (our speclOlty) 774-9110 Tree Trtmmlng Ing licensed, bonded Insured since 1943 884- • Appliances Removal/ Stumptng ... FIRST 4300 • Saturday, Sunday Shrubl WINTER CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICAL CO. Service RIIII [)f R (j).g]~ JOHN, Licensed HEDGE TRIMMING j~~ftt!'J- Check Our Employment • Senior Discount, Ut, ~ Master Electrical & Removal ~ "'I'~{r Speei4u,uu; Listings Weekly l Contractor AERATION Owned & Operated ______l'.It1 t Dnveways • PatIOs " .., -'.~'.,~ .... _- 81o-n6-1 007 POWER RAKING GUTTERS Installed re By John Stemmger Basement Waterproofing • Bnck Pavers ReSidential Commercial TOP SOlUGRAD1NG paired cleaned Screen 1 1850 E. Jefferson 882-0628 AddItions • Garages Service Calis George Sperry Installation FREE roof I MPSC-L 19675 inspectIOn Power wash. YOU KNOW LIcensed Bonded Ins (810) 826~9251 Doorbells Ranges, Dryers 18th year llcen~ Insured senior Citizen Discount 810-n8-4331 Ing FREE estimates SOMETHING NICE IS BEING OONE Reasonable rates LI . KEN'S ElectriC licensed !!l~ rH~1il GORDON & Sons Tree censed & Irlsured master electnc'an ReSI- and Stump removal Northeastern Improve- dential commE>rclal, In. Topping trimming and ments Inc 372 2414 Call 882-6900 dustnal 8109798806 ~GWI CONSTRUCTION, INC. removals Senior diS- SEAVER'S Home MamIe to Charge your S Be J ELECTRIC counts free estimates 1- nance Gutters replaced RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL CONCREl E SPECIALIST 800-626.3493 ClaSSified Ad Residential Commercial repal red cleaned roof DRIVEWAYS. FLOORS. PORCHES Hand Troweled Finish GARAGES RAISED & AENEVVED No Job Too Small repairs 882-0000 VI&a/ MC Accepted Footings, Garage ROlslngs, Porches GREENSTAR NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING 885-2930 or Fax 343-5569 GLASS BLOCKS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING LANDSCAPE CO. 945 HANDYMAN NFW GARAGES BUILT Unhappy With your lawn Include Ad Copy Name licensed & In,ured HANDYMAN services No Licensed & Insured j Co ? Need some Lend- Address Phone Number MARTIN Rm GARY DIPAOLA leapmg? lobs too small Village 810/774-30g0 • CALL GREENSTAR • RenovaliOns (313)343- Signature V,Sa) MG 775-4268 772-0033 - 0866 ~ ryyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.yyyyyyy /yy. (313)884-5165 Number & Explrallon Date , - gee:::; ... -I "a:ll(~"",,,,,,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,a.r~~ Thursday, JUly 25, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directo of Services 946 HAULING 954 PAINT1NG/DECOIlATlNG 954 PAINTING/DECOllATING '57 PLUMIING & INSTALLATION "0 lOOflNG SEIIVICE .74 VCII IIE"III GHI Painting interior! ex STENCILING done In your DIRECT ROOFING Repairs reshln AA1 CO ICR TV micro tenor always a profes home Ideas unllmlted EASTPOINTE ' PLUMBING gl ng chimney screens Wdve H(]mB cdlls slonal job Expenenced Kathy 810 779 6928 basement leaks plaster S995 Nobody bedls our MOVING AND references, free est I after 5 00 P m & repairs Handyman pnces Senior d scounts mates Greg 313 527 STORAGE CO. DRAIN work Insured Seaver s licensed 810 754 3600 1853 TWO MAN PAINT CREW 30 YEARS Experience 521.0726 (313)882 0000 INTERIOR! exterior paint '17 WALL WASHING Interlorl extenor . . 1I1g ::.peclallsts Insured Grosse POinte Heleren- J&l Wall washing by ma and referrals Village ces Free Estimates XFul1 Product Warranty 884-&389 chine No drrp No mess Renovation (313)343- CALL (810)8170546 xSenlor Discount Call the best 810771 L1C::NSED & INSURED 0866 ' PACK,NG & MATERIALS xReferences 7299 'NT IOu!:S & PIANOS INTERIORS tr~ltl xA,1 Work Guaranteed MADAR maintenance all FREE EST,MATES BY DON & LYNN hand washing and win -Husband-Wife Team d~~ MICHAEL HAGGERTY dows too' 313 821 2984 Lie Master Plumber Bob Breitenbecher -Wallpapering KEN'S WII\'DOW COMPLETE SERVI(;E ROOFING WALL washing Reasona -Painting Owner JOURNEYMAN/GLAZIER EMIL THE PLUMBER SERVICE ble rates 8849512 M.P.S.C. L21290 8852633 W.ndows Rc putlled P.1InIC'd Father & Son~ RESIDENTIAL and Caulkpd '"nll 1949 COMMERCIAL 910 WINDOWS J.l PAINTING (RemO\ In~ "It old putty) Replace Broken glass UHL \IA''''''R PI L\llltR" Iu" WEEKLY TRIPS INTERIORlEXTERIOR TEAR-OFF Steamed up ThermopJnes 882-0029 TO NORTHERN Power Washing Installs Storm Windows and RESHINGLE TAKE A LOOK AT OUR Repainting Doors CERTIFIED GLASS BLOCK MICHIGAN Aluminum Siding M~nb/~'~dT~;j~a;~~tOa~" FRANK R. APPLICATIONS OF WINDOWS Variety of colors II en • 8791755 WEIR MODIFIED SINGLE FREE ESTIMATES Window puttyl caulking 947 HEATINGAND COOLING PLY 881-2123 Grosse POinte References WALLPAPER Greg Groth PLUMBING, HEATING, FLAT ROOFING Estimates ALL WEATHER Free REMOVAL SYSTEMS Heating & Cooling 885-0146 BY TIM SEWERS AND ORAINS VENTS Sales, service f-lilPPrlpnCt::>0 lllJ."III'Y GUTTERS JOHN'S PAINTING ~'"olk dI:'J)L'fld:lblL' BOilER SPECIALISTS FAMOUS malntenance- Installation REPAIRS Intenor. Exterior SpeCial low'.':,>' Pfl(:C ResldentlaV Commercial serving Grosse POinte IZlng In repalrrn.q dam 771.4007 SPRrKLER REPAIRS LICENSED - INSURED Grosse Pointe smce 1943 licensed aged plaster drywall & • bonded, Insured Wall 882.0747 ~~ '[gJ cracks, peeling paint, ~- 885-7711 886-0520 washing! carpet clean- 943 INSULATION Window puttying and ; liE'S PROFUSIONlL ~ Ing 8844300 caulking, wallpapenng 381 KERCHEVAL GEORGE OlMIN INSULATION & weatherr- Also paint old aluminum ; MINTING ~ I PR£[)ICT f({}t/( tVILL WINDOW CLEANING zatlon for your home, at- Siding All work and ma- FARMS, , R.H. CODDEIS ~ &IWMRING ~ SERVICE tiC, walls weather striP- tenal guaranteed Rea- Fann1yBusiness smce 1924 ~ IntenorlExtenor Includes 40 YEARS IN THE ~£TII ping, c8U1I(1ng Quality sonable Grosse POinte PJ SINCE 1925 rapalnng clamagedplasler Slun:jle Roofs POINTES service licensed & 10- references j;l r.n Kerth Danielson Iq cracks peeling pamt PJ Free estimates Flat Rxlfs 810-791-0070 sured 810-447-2236 It] W1ndowglazing caulking, j5J Licensed Master fif8t/(L()t/(cf [)Ef1L 882-5038 Plumber It] pambngaluminum soding j5J ~ roofs new MADAR Malntence for- 954 rAINTlNG /DECORATING a.'Yi repair & Top Quality malenal PI merly fire mans ad Hand M K PAINTING Reasonable pnces r.n TOM'S Plumblng- repairs , Tei!Ir offs wash Windows and BOWMAN Painting Interi- All wor1 -- i , I ~ , July 25, 1996 12C Grosse Pointe News OUR BIGGEST GCU SAlE EVER! ::~iiM~:=TH..Fl[I.:}.:m!l11!B~~ .~,l::'~Jd~. 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Extensi~ely remodeled kitchen & bath, C.orian countertops, marble foyer, Pella windows, 4 Large bedrooms upstairs, 1st floor room with bath and showers, large family room (18 x 27) cathedral ceilings, heated garages for five cars, additional Colonial building with fireplace, Beautifully decorated and awaiting your move in!!! This two bedroom home bath & shower, 15 minutes from Ren Cen. Ready to move in. with third bedroom or den features, newer white kitchen, fIrst floor laundry, BROKERSPROTECTED821-3424. attached garage, fIreplace in living room, newer windows and much more. Other offerings ... EXECUTIVE RANCH IN THE COUNTRY PROVENCAL ROAD , Micou built home located on private road overlooking the Country Club of Detroit golf course. A gracious two story entrance hall, herringbone design hardwood flooring, master suite, three bedroom suite over four car garage, plus three family bedrooms awaits your private viewing. Early occupancy. LAKESHORE VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM Perfectly maintained end unit. Live easily and enjoy the community center with In Lexington 3,500 square feet on two acres with apple orchard, one hour from Grosse Pointe. three bedroom, four bath, jacuzzi in master bedroom, swimming pool and entertainment area. Close to transportation and shopping. large multi-purpose room (perfect for clinic or home busmess), two and a half car garage Lots of closet and storage, close to schools, churches. shopping, harbor and bike path. ~rld~r 886-6010 Asking $245,000 (No Agents Please) ~~ 114 Kercheval 810-359-2053 ~ ~ A FIRST TIME OPEN - SUNDAY, JULY 28TH IPM-5PM (Brokers welcome as well) The Standard of Excellence ... by which all other homes will be measured. This architecturally distinguished home has been masterfully improved by the present owners; nothing has been overlooked, every detail has been thought through to provide the maximum comfort for its future owner. Six • h\'e bedroom~ (1 'iUltes), 3 full b3ths, 2 powder rooms • Full basement family bedrooms, four full baths, two first floor powder • o\rchllect deSigned cu~tom buJlt/protessIOnally decorated • Family room rooms and a spectacular kitchen by Customcraft. There • SeJf-~ufflClenl st('('1 sea \'\0all w / electnc • Library • '\it'W premIUm roof - ,0 yr guarantee • Flr~t floor laundry room are fireplaces in the library, family room, living room • 70ned dual turnacesl It's important that your exterior priority be family activities, din- than a fixed dollar amount. space harmonize with the general ners for four, lounging with a good Recognize that you can stretch style, tone and mood of the interi- book, cavorting with the kids? Or your furnishing project over a few or of your home. Color is always will you entertain frequently - seasons - dining set this year, key. The right colors can make a weekly dinners for eight and sev- chaises next, extra benches and small space look larger, call atten- eral bashes for 30 or more? tables afterward. tion to attractive exterior features 2. How much space do you 7. What will coordinate with of your house, or create a satisfy- have available? Does your deck your home, inside and out? ing visual diversion. have room for a dining set for six The color and mood of your out- For any major project, it's well and four chaises? Are you furnish- door area should engender a nat- worth the money to obtain a plan ing a balcony that can hold just ural harmony with the ambience from a fIrst-rate landscape archi- two chairs and a small table? you've created indoors. Study the tect. Their usual charges run 3.What kind of abuse is your outside ofyour home. The colors of between $50 and $100 an hour. furniture likely to get? Do you your brick, siding, stucco or stone With a sound plan, you can do have a houseful of rough and tum- need to be considered. much of the work yourself if you ble kids? Do you want furniture 8. How much maintenance like, spreading it out over a few that can be moved with ease? can you handle? Will all the years. 4. What kind of ambience do maintenance fall to you? Is mini- How can you fInd a good land- you want? Should your outdoor mal upkeep a crucial issue, or are scape architect? Tour the area to room feel rustic, casually elegant, you willing to do whatever main- look for outdoor spaces that you relaxed or formal? Do you want a tenance chores may be required? like. Visit garde:n shows. Seek rec- look that is traditional, 9. Think about storage. Is it ommendations from friends, nurs- Mediterranean, English country important for you to be able to erymen and local consumer agen- garden or contemporary? What store your cushions and/or your cies. feeling do you want to evoke? furniture inside during the off- Beautiful landscaping is always 5. How do you like to enter- season? If so, how much room do noticed. It will delight your eye tain? Do you prefer informal you have, and who will move the and gladden your heart every day. gatherings where kids and par- furniture? Do you want to keep "And," says Willcher, "it will pay ents mix with equanimity? Will your furniture outside all year? If back in increased value to your you want small, elegant dinners so, give serious consideratio'1 to house a great deal more than it or brunches for clients or roman- protective covers. They will save cost." tic interests? Will your pool be the hours of cleanup. Questions to ask center of summer parties? For more information on out- 1. How many people do you 6. How much do want to door furnishings and the outdoor need. to accommodate? Willtop spend? Decide on a range rather room, call1-BOO-B52-2144. Summer is a Great Time to Plant with these Values: English Gardens guarantees summer planting success. '~ FWWERING PERENNIALS. 88%OPP Choose from OYer 80 vaneaes for sun or shade See Otr great selecnon COcrXTRY Can4.GE of FREE rudy-made perer1Illal garden designs PL~t.VT FOODS Select from 5X speoaIy foonulated fertJizers Sale ~98 ~2~t~ rrlJling Rose. Anle3 & E-.ergreen Pbnt Starter &k Garden and lOmato Sale $198 33% OFF ALL EVERGREEN HOLLIES Select from popUar Blue Holes. Japanese Ir*ben'y m CMas. En,oy these aI year Iongl l\[OSQlJ1V COXTROL 98 Sale $7 to '39M English Ganjens IS yr::AS ~ for Gark Barner. the nevet way to control mosq.JtOS AvatlbIe 111 ~ and pion snes to keep yr::AS yard ~ free for ~ SAVES8 HARDr FER,\S .1.YD FREE WEEKLr SL ....'ARS: July 22.25 . USI/l8 Ornamental Grasses 10 Your Garden OR,VAJlE.\TAL GRASSES July 29-August I . c~ and OrganIc GardenIng ~ beMy and ell;."M to yos Iandsape wrdl Otr f'tln 7!Jl1 &It;Jcm. Ie. 71'" Dmlorn Hgl1 • \'Ild 71J" 'I\l!s Illoar6el:l • Tl\n 7!Jl1 c:nro ~ seIecoon of more than'S vaneaes. lJromI foliage IS great for borden m backgl'OlJlds Sale $898 HOURS Man . Sal 9am to ~ .• SuI 9am to 6pm SAIl PRICES GOOD THROUGH AUGUST 2. 1996 XEW STOREl @ CLlSTO~ TOWXSffiPGrield PJatHai Rd WE-lITBwmfFIF.!J, Ort~ l.ie It ~ PJ DE\RBOR\ IlEIGH~ Ford PJ It CMer Orne E\STPOIHE KeIy PJ SOl.d1 of 9 Mk 810-286-6100 81O-S51.i506 \1 INRI ,H3'2ilHh3J FUlWI ...T ;~13'565-813;3 81O'ii14200 A Different Reason Every Season I Page 4 YourHome Thursday, July 25, 1996 • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES -VI, DETROIT Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description NO LISTINGS AVAILABLE Price Phone ------NO LISTINGS AVAILABLE ------II. GROSSE POINTE.WOODS VII. HARPER WOODS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 672 Birch Lane 4/2.5 Not a drive by $319,000 313-88 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price V. GROSSE POINTE PARK NO LISTINGS AVAILABLE Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1441 Berkshire 3/2.5 Allen Freiwald, Ine. Call 313-824-3030 can be found here in Real Estate Resource! For more information on huw to advertise your open house - call our friendly Classified Advertismg Representative at 313-882-6900 ~VISA J accepted I. Thursday, July 25, 1996 YourHome Page 5 ...... -.; ...... ),1 .. -: .. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 2065 Hunt Club, 3 bed- BEAUTIFUL brick Tudor, BRICK ranch on cul-de- room Coronial with fami- CONTEMPORARY 800 Houses for Sale 815 Out of Slate Property in the heart of Grosse sac. Grosse POinte ly room, formal dining COLONIAL &)1 CommeI'Claf Buik1ings 816 Real Estate Exchange Pointe City. 4 bedrooms Schools. Living room room, finished basement 802 Commercial Property 817 Real Estate Wanted including master suite. 2 with fireplace, dining-I, In Grosse Pointe Park? with full bath, hardwood &J3 CondosIAptslFJats 818 Sale or Lease full baths and a powder new kitchen, 3 bed- You bet! Stunning 5 floors, whirlpool tub, 819 Cemetery Lots room. Features, beveled rooms, or 2 bedroom bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, &J4 Country Homes central air. Well main- 805 Farms 820 Business Opportunities leaded glass windows in with family room, 1 1/2 remodeled kitchen & tained with neutral decor living & dining rooms, baths, 2,300 square &J6 Aorida Property baths, finished base- Monday Noon dead~ne throughout. $149,500. and front upstairs bed- feet $209,900. &)7 InYesfment property ment. Nice lot. 20006 (subject to change dUring holidays) 313-417-0630. rooms. Charming den &J8 L.akeJRiver Homes lennon. Call for appoint- 4598 Farmbrook- 2 bed- with double FrencH ment, 313-886-4542. FIRST OFFERING (OJ l..akeIRivef Lots CASH RATE: 12 words $9.08 room ranch, basement, doors, leaded glass 1603 ANITA 810 LakeIRiver ResOI1s Each adcitionaI word ~ newly carpeted & paint- bookcase, ceiling fan, CHARMING bungalow in Completely restored! 3 811 Lots For Sale ed, appliances. Appoint- and sliding glass outside Grosse Pointe Woods, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths 812~ ment only. $24,500.810- entry. large updated bedrooms, natural fire- and family room. 1,700 Contnm 725-9Sn. kitchen, breakfast nook. place, formal dining Estate Resource ads, square feet All new win- 813 Nor1hem Michigan Real n2 Lakeland, Grosse Hardwood floors. Rich room with bay, updated $9.25 per tine dows, plumbing, furnace Homes Pointe. Beautifully deco- wood trim and crown bathroom & kitchen in- call (313) 882-6900 & central air. Skytighls & 814 Nor1hem Michigan Lots molding. Deck, 2 car ga- cluding stove, refrigera- Fax (313) 343-5569 rated colonial. Updated 2 fireplaces. $139.900. kitchen, large family rage. Fenced backyard tor & dishwasher. Newer and driveway gate. On room with wood deck fumace & hot water STAR OF THE SEA overlooking large yard. University Place, 1/2 heater. Priced at 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE By owner. 313-886-8512 mile from The Village $105,000 to sell quickly. LOCATION and Hill shopping areas, OPEN SUNDAY, 1-4 By owner. (313)886- 3 Bedroom semi-ranch. and Neff Park on Lake 1029 Batfour- 3,650 sq. ft. 1090 Canterbury- Immacu- 833 Whittiei, c~l~nial. 5 6400. St. Clair. Grosse Pointe New kitchen. hardwood Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2 late Woods colonial. 5 floors, family room on bedrooms, 3 baths + 2 Schools. New to market, GROSSE Pointe Woods. 1/2 & 1/2 bath, fully fin- bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, quiet court. $179,900. 1/2 baths. Large family must see quickly!. Ap- Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 ished basement, unfin- newer kitchen, all major room, first floor home of- ished attic. Designer updates, Move in condi- pointments only. Call bath home located on fice. Finished basement 313-884-0635. quiet cul-de-sac. Private KATHYLENZ kitchen, 2 main floor tionl 313-884~765. with bar. Third floor bed- Johnstone & Johnstone staircases, many ameni- $249,000. master suite with bath. 1357 Buckingham- 5 bed- room & bath, ideal for Contemporary open 313-886-3995 ties & accents through- BEAUTIFULLY remodeled room, 2.5 bath, English teenager. $355,000. kitchen layout to excep- FOR sale by owner. Love- out the house. Two car 3 bedroom Bungalow tudor, 3,800 square feet, Owner, 313-822-6964 tionally large family ly 2- story center en- garage plus 20)(20 sum- 1,600 square feet. On all wood floors, newer BEAUTIFUL brick Cape room with gas fireplace trance colonial. 3 bed- mer room. $330,000. desirable Grosse Pointe kitchen. Move-in condi- Cod colonial in nice area overlooking private deck rooms, 2.5 baths, family 313-565-8900. Woods street. $179,500. tion. Cooperatring with of Grosse Pointe and pool. Newer roof, air room. Newer Mutschler AppOintment only. 313- brokers with buyers. Woods. Newly renovat- conditioning, alarm sys- kitchen, updated bath- 1080 Hollywood, Grosse 884-3524. $375,000. 313-884- ed throughout, finIshed tem, carpeting. plus rooms. 2.5 car brick ga- POinte Woods. 2473 sq. FOR sale by owner.War- 3890. basement, new furnace much more. Natural fire- rage. central air, many ft. Beautiful 4 bedroom ren, off Nine Mile. 5 & central air. (313)882- place in living room. extras. By appointment. Colonial, 2 1/2 baths, IN THE Heart Of The year old, 3 bedroom, 2372. OPEN SUNDAY, 1994 Grosse Pointe (313)882-8982 Sunday main floor family! study! Farms. 328 McMillan. 4 bungalow, 2 full baths. 1 T04 Woods beautification open house. lpm- SpIn. laundry rooms, finished bedroom, large family Air, much more. LOOK award winner. Immedi- 1887 Broadstone, basement, CAC. room. New roof. By ap- $71,500. 810-772-9632 Classified Advertising ate occupancy. Grosse Pointe Woods. $294,900. 810-354- pomtment. 313-885- or leave message at 810------882-6900 $180,000. (313)885- 4646. 7657. Fax your ads 24 hours Fax 343-5569 n3-2035 5741. 343-5569 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE , 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Center Entrsnce Colonuu 4 bedrooms, 1 ] /2 baths, livmg room WIth fireplace and built-in book.cases, dming room, kItchen WIth bUilt-ins, breakfast room, refinished hardwood 2400 Sq. Feet. Four Bedroom, Large Fami [y Room, 22x 17 floors, leaded and beveled glass, Florida room, deck., 2 1/2 car garage. With Fireplace, Separate Breakfast Room, Many Features. Great locatlon in City of Grosse Pomte. Walk to everything. OPEN SUNDAY -1:00-4:00 926 Lincoln. $233,000. 343.0710 643RlVARD 313-886-2380 Page 6 VourHome Thursday, July 25, 1996 • • SID, , .. I \ ...... ~.. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE • 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS GOVERNMENT FORE- HARPER Woods- 19726 NOT a drive- by! Four bed- St. Clair Shores CLOSED HOMES for Damman. 3 bedroom room brick contempo- HARPER WOODS Elegant 3 bedroom brick NEW COLONIAL pennies on $1. Delin- brick Bungalow. CA, up- rary ranch. Open floor Stunning 3 bedroom, 21/2 tri- level featuring 23' fami- quent tax, repo's REO's. dated kitchen, finished plan, cathedral ceilings, 1411 BERKSHIRE bath townhouse with fin- ly room central air and 2 Your area. Toll free. 1- basement! bathl com- gourmet kitchen, family Your opportunity to ished basement. New 1/2 car garage. $124,900. 800-898-9778. Ext. puter room, 2 car ga- room with ceramic floor select colors, tile, kItchen & baths. Beauti- H5803 for current list- rage. Move-In condition. and skylights, den, fire- countertops & floor ful new decor. $94,900. Ings. Lee Real Estate Agent. 313-886-3515. places, 2 1/2 baths, first coverings. 3 bedrooms, Ask for Harvey 2 1/2 baths, family GROSSE Pointe schools, OPEN SUNDAY, 2-4 floor laundry room, at- ST. CLAIR 81o-n1-3954 room with fireplace, 2 4 bedroom, 3 full baths. HARPER Woods- Charmi- tached garage. SHORES $319,000. 672 Birch STUNNING 4 bedroom car attached garage. Hardwood floors, newer ing remodeled. 3 bed- New offering- 28111 Jef- Lane, Grosse Pointe home. Lovely, 341 Tour- Allen Freiwald, Inc. windows, basement, ga- room bungalow. 2 bath, ferson, 1 bedroom lower Woods. 313-884-5292 aine Road. $295,000. rage 1850 square feet. partially finished base- 313.824-3030 with balcony and pool! by appointment. 313-881-0198 $119,900. Call Kevin ment. 2 car garage near $41,900. Also 1 bed- YALE- 5 1/2 acres with Hunt, Re-Max Advant- Grosse Pomte. Mint OPEN House: 328 Mcmil- vertising room upper. $36,900. age, 810-296-8070 two road frontages one condition. $98,500. lan. 4 bedrooms. Large Immediate occupancy. mile from town, newer 882 ..6900 GROSSE POinte Woods, family room, new roof. HARPER WOODS. Per- ranch home, three bed- by owner. 2191 Anita. Sunday July 28th. 2-4. KATHY LENZ fect Starter, 2 bedroom, rooms, two full baths 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS $99,900. Firm. 3 bed- Must see! Johnstone & Johnstone all brick, large kitchen, and 30x 40 pole barn. room, natural fireplace, OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 BEAUTIFUL 2100 sq. ft. 313-886-3995 bay wmdow. Natural $90,000.810-387-4335. dlnrng room, Florida condo at Jefferson Con~ fireplace. Enclosed rear 17845 E. JEFFERSON LAKESHORE VILLAGE room. 313-882-3446 or dommiums. 2 large bed- porch, basement, ga- Corner of Fisher Rd. Townhouse 2 bedroom 313-343-0000 • WINDMILL POINTE • rooms, 2 large baths, rage. $67,900. Call Mar- Five bedroom, 5 1/2 bath, end unit. Professionally den with wet bar, lots of HARPER WOODS- 19666 go. Century 21 Kee.810- hardwood floors, 5 fire- DRIVE decorated. Hardwood closets, excellent condi- Woodmont. Brick bun- 573-9580 places, sunroom, ball- Grosse Pointe Park floors. Newer bathroom galow, 3 bedroom, 1 room, pool and green- tion. Immediate occu- HURRY! Metlcullously- Small manSion, 1 1/2 and kitchen. Semi- fin- bath with half bath In house. Over 5,000 sq. ft. pancy. $235,000. No mamtamed 3 bedroom acre on lake, 6 ished basement. New basement, natural fire- with 3 car attached brokers. Patti, 313-886- brick home, full base- bedroom, 5 bath. Farm hot water heater in place, central air, 1995 garage. $675,000 Type kitchen, billiard 3542. ment. Garage & patio. 1995. All appliances room, 4 car garage, Installed windows, large Michigan Realty BEAUTIFUL Condo in St. stay. Othe immenlties Great Harper Woods lo- under 50', Terrazzo kitchen & formal dining, Company Clair Shores on Lake- cation. Laurie Lancaster. terrace. Harbor can too numerous too men- neutrally decorated (810)n5-5757 Red Carpet Keim Shore- handle 55' yacht. 2 boat shore. Available. 2 bed- tion. Move- In ready. throughout, Florida wood, only $79,900. 886- SPACIOUS 3 bedroom welts. Perfect seawall. room, 2 bath. Includes Asking $65,000. 810- room, Immaculate land- 8710,881-8055 ranch in prime St. Clair Ask for sale pnce new everything. A must 773-0091. scapmg, fenced yard Shores area. New fur- $1,59m. see. 810-777-5691 LAKESHORE Village- 2 with 1 1/2 car garage. RETIRING- 4180- 82 nace & central air, new- For mformatlon please wrrte OPEN SUNDAY bedroom, 2 bath town- Asking $95,500. Open Buckingham, Detroit. 5/ Arnold A. Lee er roof, completely re- 2pm- 5pm. house, end unit, 3rd Sunday 1- 4 or call 313- 5, one boiler, $600 per 15520 Windmill Pte. Dr. modeled, 1.5 bath. Call Grosse Pointe Park 19607 Ridgemont. bedroom or den in base- 343-9205. months rent. $48,000 MI48230 for appointment. 313- Shores Manor Condo. ment. $68.500. (313)884- With City certificate. I • Fax: 313-331-6860 • 886-6794. North of 8 Mile, East of 6995. THREE bedroom, 1 1/2 $44,000 Without. More Beaconsfield. 2 bed- bath bnck ranch, Grosse properties also WOODS Colonial, 1540 room, 1 1/2 baths, Pomte CIty. New fur- avaIlable. Written Inqul- Falrholme. Asking with the stacked ranch. Asking nace. Neutral decor. nes only: 17336 Harper, $209,900. For details & Grosse Pointe News only $53,900 Michigan $120,000. No Agents Ste. 233. Detroit, MI showing, Mutual Realty, Realty Company, 313-885-7389 48224. 8 ~0-960-0990. & The Connection (810)775-5757 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSESfOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ' 300 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE MAINTENANCE FREE RANCH IN THE FARMS 011 Williams between Stephens and Cloverly 78 MAPLETON 3 bedroom brick Ranch Prime "Hill" location, FEATURES: Recently renovc:~ed eat-In kitchen With grarlltc countertops and brass rarllngs, Sub-Zero bUilt-in refrigerator, all GE appliances, wet-bar With bras~ Sink and Wine rack 25 three bedroom Colonial, foot liVing room With pICture Window, natural fireplace, marble hearth and gas logs Formal low maintenance vinyl dining room, 20 foot paneled library-family room With bUilt-in shelves, Cathedral beamed cerllng, natural !Ireplace With raised slate hearth and skylight Large master bedroom With 2 exterior. Hardwood closets, 2 smaller bedrooms, one panelled rn knolly pl'le currenlly used as a home office, floors, screened porch, additIOnal c!o<,ets In hall and bath 1-J/2 baths, bolh updated Entry foyer With slate floor Seml-frnlshed full basement, With natural fireplace an dry bar 2-car allached garage WIth updated kitchen and bath, new garage door and eleclnc opener ,"Jew tear-off roOI, newer ga~ furnace, central air central air. $179,500 conditioning. aluminum clad wood tllm and gutters, extra ceiling Insulation, profeSSionally Illstalled IrII~atlon system, large hrlck patiO, outdoor lighting system, beautifully landscaped $309,500. 882-2959 882-8685 B~ AppOintment Only • No Deafen Open House, Sunday, August 11, 1:OO-5:00p.m. Appointment Thursday, July 25, 1996 YourHome Page 7 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 819_ CEMETERYLOTS HOMES LOTS ST. CLAIR SHORES CHESTERFIELD. New PORT Sanillac, Lake Hur- HARBOR SPRINGS ALPENA, 1.5 acres, 162' DOUBLE CRYPT at Cadil- Sharp, 2 bedroom brick ranch on canal, beautiful on, cottage for sale by BY OWNER Lake Huron frontage on lac Memonal Gardens townhouse condo, 1 1/2 area. 2,500 square feet, owner. $75,000. 810- In town home- 2 bedroom, Lincoln Bay. DNR and East, Macomb County, baths, finished base- 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3 540-2713. 1 3/4 baths, 2.5 garage, hearth department per- Complete package. ment, updated kitchen, stall garage. Park your THREE bedroom brick completely remodeled mit. $370/ ft. 517-354. $9,500. or offer. 313- private patio & carport. yacht in the backyard. ranch on north channel, Interior, new Siding, 4744. 881-2092 Only $64,900. $399,000. 810-725- 1/2 mile south of Algon- windows. deck. Bids start Stieber Realty 8207,810-949-8222. WHITE Chapel Memonal, ac. 55' on river X 500' at $124,500. Inspection 817 REAL ESTATEWANTED Cemetery, Troy. 810-nS-4900 HARSENS Island- 4 oed- deep. Seawall & boat July 27 & ~3, 10- 5. HOME Wanted. 8- 9 Mile/ Section: Garden of Me- room beach front, 1 1/2 dock. Recently updated Seiter intends to except ST. Clair Shores, elegant Mack- Jefferson. Prefer monal Cross. (313)331- baths, 1600 sq. ft., large & Improved. BeautIful lo- best offer Sunday eve- Shorepointe condo. Ca- Colomal, garage, Cash. 7412 great room, fIreplace, ning. 810-625-9412 thru thedral ceiling, Iivmg cation. Jim Fernandez, 1- 810-771-6861. 7/23, 616-526-3901 af- 820 BUSINESS room with fIreplace, din- deck, garage. 1 1/2 800-813-4654 or V. ter 7/23. OPPORTUNITIES ing room with pantry, 2 acres. North Channel RossI. 810-778-0095. 819 CEMETERYLOTS Includes extra lot. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN APARTMENT bUlldmg, St. $169,900. 313-822- NORTHERN MICHIGAN loft overlooking living HOMES t Clair Shores. Fifteen GETAWAY 9818. one bedroom Units With room, patio with gas CHARMING summer 180' Frontage on Crystal ST. JOHN CEMETERY carports. Excellent con- grill, finished basement LEXINGTON. 10TX1250' home In the heart of the Clear Elk Lake. Near Fraser- property for 2 dition. Annual gross with cedar closet, at- lakefront. 3 bedrooms, 3 thumb- 3 bedroom, Traverse City & Ski Re- plus stone. $87,000. Terms tached 2 car garage. baths, 24X30 garage. country kItchen, 2 stor- sorts. 3 bedroom & loft. $850. or offer. $575,000 WIth 235,000 Much more. $199,500 Five years old. age sheds. situated on 3 Large, modern kitchen, 810-939-9473 down. 313-881-0602 Call for appointemnt, $285,000. 810-949- landscaped acres. 1-800- Fieldstone fireplace. 810-779-6871. 3322. 531-6605. Deck With Grand View of UTICA- lovely 3 bedroom, Fax your ads 24 hours Sunset. Secluded wood. 1 1/2 bath Townhouse In 343-5569 ed area. $359,000. million dollar co-op. 313-886-4886 Owner -----_._-----_._------$20,000. cash. Too 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES 808 lAKE/RIVER HOMES many features to list. 810-739-6399 WHAT a fmd! A must to see and prrced to sell. Babcock Cooperatives ALPENA: TWO COTTAGES WITH 56' OF SANDY FRONTAGE ON LONG LAKEI Hardwood floors, I in Harper Woods, East- fUlly furnished WIth rustiC knotty pme Intenor _ pomte and St. Clair $63,000 HUBBARD LAKE: FOR RENT. RustiCcottage on I Shores. One and two HUBBARD LAKE, knotty pine mtenor, fireplace, II bedroom Units available. dock, and good sWlmmmg, $575/week ALPENA: 100 FEET OF SUGAR SAND ON LAKE Call Bill Murphy, Bab- HURON' 100x550 parcel IS conveniently located I cock & Assoc. 810-855- close to town and ready to bUildon $90 000 2884 PRESQUE ISLE: 3 bedroom ranch w/full ------basement, 16 wooded acres and 66 ft on Grand Forget. Lake, $168,000 --Don't ALPENA: 3 bedroom, 2-story home 60 ft of sandy ADDITIONS frontage on Lake Huron. $75,000 Call your ads in Early! HUBBARD LAKE: 2 bedroom cottage With knotty Classified Advertising pine Intenor FlOWing brook th rough property, YOU GET: $59,900 882 ..6900 Call Alan Peasley 15 words of copy and a photo! J Sunrise Side Realty (We Typeset - no charge) I 1-800 ..233-6678 808 LAKE/RIVER HOMES SIZE: "V'VvV'\Vvv'V 1 Column OPEN HOUSE (l II2" x 2 II2") I SUNDAY, JULY 28,1:00-3:00 ;. 2540 MILITARY .( I On Beautiful St. Clair River in Port Huron! DEADLINE: ~ A boat owner or ship watcher's paradl~e 't:.~ located Within 10 minutes of the Biue Water Closes every l\londay Bridge and expressways to 1-69 & 1-94, a one J hour drrve from DetrOit, one and a half hours at 12:00 p.m. from Bloomfield & Birmingham, and a four hour tram nde to Toronto' Offering magical ONLY $35.00 Canadian Ilbhts. 5t Lawrence sea-way ShiPS, and award winning landscaping, thiS well constructed and well planned home presents spacIous and fleXible rooms for entertaining Main floor features a splendid "gatherrng" room, dining area, delightful kitchen, two Grosse Pointe News bedrooms Including an extraordinary master sUites and milE'Sof waterway view' The laWN ExpanSive decking, ~horelrm> picnIC and (Ishl'lg areas boat hOist ~te('1~('awall &<:OS&CnoN '" NEWSPAPERS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE AND ENTERTAIN! $450,000. Jo Ann 'Vine. Jo Ann Wine and Associates, Inc. I (810) 985-5080 or (810) 385-4311 (313) 882-6900 ..&. .... A.A. A.A. A..A. N£I\ Ol-fERI\,( Radnor Cucle, Grosse Pointe Farms Amta, Grosse Pointe Woods Beaufail, Grosse Pointe Woods Tuded away 01\ one of Grosse Pamte's most sought after Award wmnmg charmer has it all! EverythIng has been One of a .kind! 11us Engbsh style story and one half is sbeeCs, near the Hill and the lake, this home 15 so renovated and updated Including two full baths, kitchen, loaded Wlth special arclutectural details includIng leaded charming It wiD give you goose bumps. 5349.soo. windows, roof and central air Skylights lovely decor. glass and decorativ~laster moldin£. STRIKING & STYLISH ON utE WATER FRONT ACCEST 0\ VALUE '.. 1" v :~ Sycamore Lane, Grosse Pomte Bamnglon, Grosse Pointe Park Lakeshore Dnve, Grosse POinte Shores One of the mast fabulous contemporary. style homes of One of the few ranches In the Park and ttus one does nol Elegantly .restored and renovated to the highest standards the yearl11uee bedrooms with fourth on the lower level, need work' Three bedrooms, new kitchen, fireplace, With wuntenupted VIew of the lake. The grounds, the this home is light, bnght and up to the DUnute In refirushed floors, screened porch and two car garage. kitchen, the baths, the grand entrance/all will take your everything. $319,00). oVERL 0 OKIJI. G HlDlT CLUB Move rightlJ1! FAIRY TALl. hOME breath away O~' THE BEST CANAL Crescent Lane, Grosse POinte Woods Fisher Road, Grosse Pomte Fums Lavon, SI C1iur Shores U you like a qwet locahon and the feel of the country, "They lived happily ever after In thIS three bedroom There's still hIDe to enJOYall the benefits of the season m you wilflove the se:luded locabon offered with thIS fine EngllSh " thIS ISthe home that dreams are made of' filled thiS spectacular four bedroom home. Beauhful white four bedroom home WIth both famLly room and llbrary With lovely wood plaster detaLis With a den and Iutchen adjOins famtly room. Boat dock, hOISt and deck. Pnstme throughout and ready for you to enJOY $325,l)X), recreahon room, too $183,500 $330,000. BRING mE MOVING VAN NOTHING fO DO DOUBLE THE PLEASURE .r SI Paul, Gw~~c Pomle t-IarLOurl, G~,c PUlnie Park hendv Lane, c,ro, .., • ('l.r (", ....'11 Ilt~\'(jod.., (.In,bfl~h;''' (.r< ".,(' J 0 n'(' tJf , ... 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