~~~oSouth graduate gets new heart, lungs, life AssIstant Editor d.eep breath or walk up stairs. Today she flU.geryand transplantation, particularly For the first time in her life Do rides a stationary bicycle and walks two Iver transplants. viving Siamese twin, she required extensive hospital care just to survive. A while after Gage~ of G~ Pointe Farm; cann~~lk miles three times a week. Before the trans- ch?agen a~ees that she is getting a second being sent home, it was discovered she had run, nde a bike and look forward to ,,' plant, she had a two-year life expectancy, at ..nee at hfe, but she has no idea what a mal" life. a nor- most, now if the organs are not rejected, she normal life is supposed to be. Since birth a hole in her heart. She suffered heart fail. ure when she was 3 months old. She had . Gagen, ~7, is experiencing for the first can live as long as any of us. she had a bad heart, which led to deteriorat- her first heart catheterization at 18 months. time the simple physical activities we take "Before I couldn't walk up stairs, now I tng lungs and other health problems. Nor- Sara Gagen said that today such heart de- for granted. On Oct. 20, she was the reci i- can do anytl:Jing," Gagen said last week. mal to Gagen has been poor health and the fects can be corrected in infants, but that ent of a successful heart and lungs trans~ She was aHowed to return home Dec. 2 from Inablh~yto participate in any type of physi- plant. ~esb)iterian.University Hospital, affiliated cal activity. was not the case in the '60s. Gagen was not expected to live. Before the operation, she couldn't take a with the University of Pittsburgh. The hos- Gagen was born in 1962 to Sara and Don- pital is kllown for neural and orthopedic aId Gagen, then of Indianapolis. As a sur-
City officials concerned over fate of St. Clair school property
By John Minnis zoned Assistant Editor not even been set yet, she said. "If they really want to do WhIle the school district is The school board is looking at something about it," he said, planning a ballot proposal for a conducting the vote in June of "they better come to talk to us." new main library, Grosse Pointe thiS year or February of next City officials are miffed that Mayor Lorenzo D. Browning year. they haven't bef>nconsulted. agreed: "I'm going to be hard- Roberts said that 'f a bond Statuesque To meet increased demands for nosed on that piece (of .property). vote were held in June and if it hbrary space, the school district I'm not happy with the school were approved, then the earlieat model is planning to go to the voters board as far as that's con. completion date of the new li- With a bond referendum to pay cerned." brary would be in September for a proposed $7.7 million lie 1992. Then another 13 montIuJ brary at the Brownell Middle The property at 389 St. Clair This c:aniaae nQIDed Ollie sporta is 200 feet wide and, depth-wise, would be needed to renovate the a keUy green Iweater knitted. by School site on Chalfonte in the old Central LIbrary building at Farms. runs through to Notre Dame. It hbI OWOeJ', Mrs. Otto Pongrac.. a IS zoned single-family residen. Fisher and Kercheval. 'Il1at FCU'DIBresident. "The neighbors If the voters approve the bond tial, whlch'means that Jf it is no means the earliest the St. Clair get a Idck out of it," she said. "We issue and an additional half mill longer used for schools, It has to property could be vacated is put a lrReater OD the statue each for operating revenue, Central be converted to single-family October 1993. ~d that's if year after the first snow just for Library on Kercheval will be homes The s1te is Just big everything goes right on sched- fun. H. just looked so cold out renovated to house the school ule and there are no delays. tb.r.:' enough for eight homes - four district admInistrative offices, on St. Clair and four on Notre not Photo by Dan J4trvus. The St. Cla1r property has which are currently at 389 St Dame been put up for sale, Roberts Clair In Grosse Pointe City. The city 1Sconcerned that the Bald. The St Clair property would school d1stnct will have a buyer then be sold to pay for or offset "It's not that the Grosse I for t.he property Ilned up only to Pointe Public SchQOl S~l!Item i U'e costs of the old Central L1- fmd that the purchaser's pn>- brary renovation. wants to try to exclude G"- posed use is unacceptable to the Pointe City," she IBid, addi .. The selling and consequent fu. city. ture use of the St. Clair property that the CIty Council's concerne of are what concerns city officials. Kathy Roberts, the school are premature. district's public relations office At the Jan. 15 council meet. Scrace, however, believell it'. said city officials haven't bee~ not too early to begin tIlJking 109, Councilman Dale &race re- consulted thus far because it's quested that a letter be sent to with the school administrators. far too early in the planning pro- He pointed out that deciding the the school district asking "what cess. She said the selling of the their intentions are:" acceptable uses for the at. Clair St. Clair is at least three years property may require 8 land-use "They can tell people what- down the road, if ever. study of the entire area, which ever they want," he said, indicat- "It's a moot point until the will take time He believes the ing that the city wlll have a say election," she said. entire process would move more In the disposition of the St. Clair First the voters have to ap- smoothly if the school district pro(jerty If It is anything other prove the new hbrary bond is- and the city are working to- than single.famlly homes as sue, and a date for the vote has gether. p~~,~ Assessment increases ordered We're sorry Due to a press breakdown throughout Pointes this year and other equipment pr0b- Clint P. Hardy lems last week, the Grosse By John Minnis cations and, therefore, their jobs. the properly assessed community Pointe News was delivered Assistant Editor If assessments are not raised lo- would pay $350 in county taxes. to the post office too late for By RonIId J. Bernas There was much excitement Residential assessments and cally, when reqUIred, then the In the 30 percent community, normal Thursday delivery, StaffWntef on the street as the car was de- state equalized values are gomg county, by law, must raIse them. assessments would have to be with subscribers getting the Clint Hardy's life has taken livered. The man who delivered up more than 10 percent m all The reasoning behind the increased 66 percent (30 x 1.66) paper a day late. We're sony many twists and turns. it offered to wash off the dust the Grosse Pointes this year state equalization laws and State to reach the 50 percent level. for any inconvenience this . He's gone from his birt.hplace that had accumulated on the The assessment increases, de- Tax Commission gUIdelines is to To make sure all county com. may have caused our read- in Adrian, Mich. to workmg on ride over. The man who washed termined by the Wayne County make sure people pay their fair munities keep up with market ers. the railroad in Winnipeg, AI. the car was also the man who Department of EqualizatIOn, share of property taxes, Mc- values, the equalization depart- berta, to Detroit to Grosse Pointe designed the car - Henry Ford. range from 12 percent m the Eachran said. ment constantly conducts com- Fanns. An all-aroWld athlete, Hardy Woods to 16.25 percent In the For example, all Wayne panson studies of home selling It's also included a 54-year played high school sports and he City. The Park's assessments are County homeowners pay a 7.mill prices and assessed values. marriage which produced four was the football team's quarter. up 15.75 percent; the Shores Will county tax. A mill represents a Of course, the studies are at daughters, nine grandchildren back. see a 14.21 percent increase, and $1 for every $1,000 of state ,~: tax least a year old by the time local and five great-grandchildren. On He took a job with an Adrian- the Farms is up 13 7 percent equalized assessed value (SEV). communities announce assess- May 16 he turns 100. based fence company, installing George McEachran, dIrettoI' of If one community IS assessed at ment increases Therefore, as- , Port GIIIJtcrity Born in 1890, Hardy was one fencing along the railroad the county equalizatIOn depart- 30 percent of market value and sessments can go up even during : CXlnCemB Peril .2A of three children born to a through the rural parts of AI- ment, said the assessment m- another community at 50 per- a soft real estate market, which SAine c1UcI,... banker and his wife. creases are good indicators of l'Is. cent, then the owner of a will not be reflected in assess- Bdtool diaIrict. .3A His father also owned the Cro- See POINTER, page lOA ing home market values becau'le $100,000 home in the lesser as- ments until a year or two later. swell Opera House, the theater they are based on actual home sessed community would pay In the early '80s, the Grosse Kwh ".... in Adrian, where the yo~ng sales. $210 In county taxes, whereas ~ ..6A n Hardy strapped on a conce.sslO The 1990 assessment adJust- an owner of an equal home In See ASSESSMENTS, page 15A Teac:ItUw .... tray that was almost as big as ments are based on propelty IJrI tI&iIIi _...M he was and sold candy to the sales in a 24:month pel'lod end. patrons' to earn m~ney. This ing March 31, 1989. The sellmg was incidentally, pnor to the prices of the homes ale com. wi~read showing of movies pared to their locally asses'>Cd His childhood memories of the values Because state law m,m. small rural community are fond dates that assessed values have ones. 'd h to be equal to 50 percent of mar- '''I was just a littl~, kl t .at ket values, the selling prtce of a was hanging around, . he saId, property should equal tWicethe remembering the times he assessed value. played with the big kids. "There During times of rtsmj{ plOP- was this big hill nearby and. we erty values, h~wever. ~,dl~ always used to go toboggamng, prices easily outdistance asses; Dies and since I was little, they al- values, which then have to be Gordoa. Buehrlg. one of ways put me in front. 1 was the adjusted to keep up the hIgher the JaM great auto design. II headlight." market values: ers. cUed Monday at his Another childhood memory McEachran said there al e prn- hOIll. hl Grosse Pointe J centers around his neighbor who alties for communi tins that let Woods. H. was 85. The was always the first on his block assessed values fal. more than obihlary Is on page 16A. to have the latest invention or 10 percent below 50 percent ~ gadget. The neighbor, of course, market values. Also, the IOC~l had the first automobile. assessors could lose theIr {('I'll 1.
: : \ 2A. January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News
FJ..IID page 1 ' Gagen would get her new hfe. In 1988, the most recent year When she was in the sixth of the surgeon, Dr. Bartley Grif. Sara Gagen dId not know how for which statistics are available, and her famIly become more op- she said. fith, and a team of four doctors. grade, Gagen, her parents and many people were the waltmg 74 heart and lungs transplants timistic. She's looking forward to her then 7-year-old sister moved Throughout her stay at the hos. "I always feel no mattei' how list for a heart, lungs 01' both at were performed m the UnIted going to camp with her church's you feel, there's always someone to Grosse Pointe Farms. She at. the Plttsbw'gh hospital pital, the team of physicians at- States, according to Kelly Straw, youth group for the first time. worse off," Sara Gagen saId. I tended Grosse Pointe public tendmg her would grow to 22 a spokeswoman for the United She said she plans to go to col- "We neveI' talked about dymg." schools, but her ailment caused doctol's and an untold number of Network for Organ Sharing lege and she hopes to WI'Ite The operatIOn cost nearly her to miss classes WIth the nW'BeS,a SOCialworker and other based in VIrginia, Sh.e said there children's books. $500,000, she saId, and she's help of tutors and teachers for support personnel. " al'e 244 people on the waitmg The'Gagens plan to do some grateful for her husband's health the homebound, she was able to WhJle the hospital staff lIst fOl'heart and lungs. traveling. In October they plan insurance through Grand Trunk graduate with her class from treated the patlents and their A Presbyterian-University to drIve through Canada to that covered most of the ex- South in 1980. famlhes professionally and sensi- Hospital spokeswoman said that Alaska and California A couple penses. She said that while at tIvely, Sara Gagen said, "The Because the hole in her healt as of Dec. 11, the hospital has of years ago, the Gagens went to the hospital, she heard many caused the oxygen-rich and spent only complaint ISthat they don't pelformed 71 heart and lung Disney World, but Donna wasn't heart-breakmg stones from par. blood to mix, her body was prepare you for what they look tl ansplants since 1982. able to e~oy It. When they go to ents who had madequate health starved for oxygen. The msuffi- like following the operatIon" Straw said the odds of survival Flonda next time, it will be an msurance or none at all. cient oxygen caused her lips and She sBld her first sight of her are constantly improving for entirely new experience. Throughout the ordeal, the fingernails to turn purple and uaughter afterward was of a healt an.d lung transplants, and Sara Gagen saId the decIsion Gagens have become educated In prompted hurtful remarks from the survIval rate VarIes not only swollen patient attached to a to get the operatIOn was Don- organ transplants They urge other students. from patIent 19 patient but from multitude of tubes, !Vs, fluid na's, who waivered throughout people to take the steps now to While the Grosse Pomte publIc hospital to hospital. Gagen's suc- bags and assorted high.tech mono the 16.month wait for a donor allow their organs to be donated. itormg equipment. school teachers for the most part cess rate was pegged at 60-40 But once the call came, she If the paperwork has been pro dealt well WIth Gagen's condl. her mother said. ' The Gagens were delighted, never second.guessed her deci- cessed beforehand, It wlll save tion, her mother saId that one But 16 long months of waiting however, to see that her com- SIOnand never complained, her tIme for the hospital and an male teacher at South eno- by the phone went by before a pleXIOnhad already Imploved mother saId. Her daughter's emotIOnal deCISIOnfor family neously equated the girl's alI- heart and lungs suitable for and her fingernails and hps were bravery has been remarkable, members later. ment with mtelligence, and she Gagen were available. During pink They had never seen then' still has some painful memOrIes that tIme, the Gagens had to be daughter with pink fingernails of the insensItive teacher's com- ready at a moment's notice to They pulled the covers up a little ments. He now teaches at North get a plane immediately to Pitts- and saw her toenails were also Following hIgh school, hel' burgh at any time day or I11ght. PInk. heart ailment, whIch caused her Sara Gagen had the flight Donna Gagen spent the next lungs to deterIorate, prevented schedules for aU the airlines to 15 days in mtensive care and her from gettmg a Job or gomg Pittsburgh memorized, and she then 17 days III special care. SIX to college She did try to keep had back.up flights planned. Her weeks after the operatIOn, on active at Grosse Pointe Umted pi ecautions paid off when the Dee 2, she was able to go home Church, where she IS a youth ''\, ~ call came. The Gagens left phone Sara Gagen spent the entire group minister. time WIth her daughter at the x ~ "00~""" '"~ numbers• with the• Presbyterian- In 1985 she suffered a stroke " Umverslty HOSPItal staff where hospital, and her father was and in April 1987 her lungs there off and on whJle trying to 0~ they could be reached. They get time m where he works at started to bleed. At the time she even wore beepers when outside was g1Ventwo years to live at the home They installed call Grand Trunk RaIlroad in De- the longest trOIt waIting and a second phone line, One of the first thmgs the doc- On July 26, 1987, Gagen and and every tIme the phone on the her family were interviewed by specIal line rang, e\'~ryone tors wanted Donna Gagen to do was to breathe deeply. But she doctors at Presbyterian-Umver- Jumped. Usually it was a wrong had never done that before, and sity Hospital. Followmg the m- number or a solicitor. '. tervlew, she was put on a wait- Phoro b) John Mmnos when she tried, It hurt because Finally, on Oct. 20, 1989, at ing list for a heart and lungs. her rIb cage was still heal mg. Grosse Pointe Farms resident 3:30 a.m" the special phone rang While it was a happy day for the She had to be taught how to Donna Gagen. 27. is doing and It wasn't a wrong number. Gagens, they would have to breathe, her mother said. well follOWing a heart and Sara Gagen immediately make sacrifices before Donna As WIthall transplant pa- lungs transplant in October. called and made ticket reserva- tients, she has to take an anti- tions with two airlines. The Gag- IejectIOndrug for the rest of her ens already had their suitcases life. She's on an experimental packed and they were out the illug, FK506, from Japan. The , door. Once at the airport, the Park' officials concerned new drug has fewer negative fIrst flight on which they had side effects than other anti-rejec- reservations was canceled. Fortu tion drugs, and so far it appears by port authority plans nately, the reservations on the to be working well. second flight were good. The PellOdically, Donna Gagen has By John Minnis Gagens were at the PittsbUl gh the CIty opposes any expansion' of to goback to Pittsburgh for lung AssIstant Editor the power of the port authOrIty. Hospital at 7 a~. Park offiCials are concerned The 7 1I2.hour operation be. "' blOpqes to determine J.f the or- The reVised resolutIOn WIll be gans are still healthy, Once a over PlOposed legIslatIOn to give gan immediately. Gagen's pal'- conSIdered at the councJl's Feb. l\eek she goes to Harper Hospi. the DetroitlWayne County Port ents waited and waIted and 12 meet mg. tal for blood work. Authorlty power to condemn pri- waited. They didn't hear any- Accordmg to Ausherman, the With each passing day, she vate property for port use. Park was the only Grosse Pomte thing officially until 4.30 p.m. Monday afternoon, Park city that sent representatIves to They dIdn't see their daughter Mayor Pro Tem Vernon Ausher. Sen Kelly's meetmg. until 6 p.m., 11 hours after they man and CIty Manager Dale left Donna Gagen in the hands Krajniak attended an mforma- tional meeting hosted by state Average Sen. John Kelly to discuss the NAEP reading provisions of House Bill 5018. FREE The bill will grant the author- proflclen(:y scores Ity condemnation powers in or- ELECTRONiC der to expand port operations. Currently, the authonty's power is more along the lines of promo- AIR CLEANER tional activities, whereas the proposed legislatIOn would give A $475 VALUE the authority power to affect the development of port facilities. Purchase a Bryanl Plus 90 gas furnace OR a Bryanl deluKfl air condtlloner nghl now and rec9lve a Iree eleclremlc alT cleaner valued at Critics of HE 5018, including $4 75 THIS OFFER IS FOR A UMITED TIME OM Y the Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce, say the bill will give m1Q $'~t8a50as the authonty power to take pri- vate property and property be- ID' Model 39BA longing to upnver and downriver communitIes other than DetrOIt. "There is an Implied threat as I]DrJ~I]" the legislation stands," Ausher. man told his fellow members on the council Monday mght. He FURNACECOMPANY SINCE 1949 said there is a chance "by some DETROIT WARREN 527-1700 LIVONIA stretch of the imagination" that 574-1070 427.1700 property such as WIndmill Pointe Park could be taken by Ikut>e U of III the authonty. According to port authority Executive DIrector James H Kellow, who IS a Park reSIdent, the authonty has no plans or reason to take Grosse Pointe property. Councilman Daniel Clark echoed the chamber's poSition that the port needs of Detroit are being met by pnvate port tel" minal compames and the dynam- ics of free enterpnse He opposed Next week is Catholic Schools Week. We invite you to any expansion of the port au- visit one.of the many Catholic sch~ls in your area that thonty's power conSIstently rank above the national average in Kellow saId the authority's role is not to take over pnvate National Assessment of Education ProEress tests the business, but rather to stimulate " nation's barometer of school performance". ' port operatIOns in DetrOIt At the urging of downnver CA1HOUC ~ JAN 28. FER 3 communities, Krajmak drafted a wax, resolution to be adopted by the St. Clar. of Montefalco council. The resolutIOn, deSigned 16231 Charlevoix SL Paul on the Lake to influence HB 5018, calls for Grosse Pointe Park/886.1440 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd, greater representation of other Open House: Thursday, 211, 9 • 2 Grosse Point" FarmS/885-3430 Wayne County communitIes on Open House: Sunday, 1/28. 2 • 4 the authority board and to reo quire approval by Wayne County Our Lady Star of the Sea Elementary commum ties of any condemna- 467 Fairford St. Peter 19800 An~a, Harper Woods tion action in theIr junsdictions. Grosse Pointe Woods/884-1070 \ 885-8062 At the request of Clark, a par. Open House: Tuesday, 1130 agraph is gOIng to be added to 9;30 - 11/1 .2:30 Open House: Tuesday, 1130 9 • 11/12:30 - 2:30 the resolution pointing out that
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ByInCOmingRonIId J. Bernas school superintendent discusses Staff Writer OPportUlllly to be dssoclated With district Ed Shine takes the reIgns of one of the finest school dIstricts the Grosse Pointe school system in the country, thiS would be the on March 2. It is the top position place to do It And Grosse Pomte m a district he knows well and IS a wondelful place for young has worked to Improve for the children to grow up " last 4 112years Considering that hiS children Shme, 46, has been a hIgh were young enough to handle a school administrator Since 1978 move well, the Shines deCided It first as headmaster at Roge; was the best time to make a Ludlowe High School In Fall'- move. He came to the Pomtes In field, Conn, where he first came 1985. to the attentlOn of SuperIntend_ In January 1989, he was ent John Whritner, the man he promoted to deputy supenntend. replaces. ent, a POSItIOnhe filled until hIS Whritner, who also was a Con- appointment as supermtendent necticut educator before coming last week to Grosse POInte, was the head HIS knowledge of the district of a commIttee in charge of ac- and its playel's means the creditIng hIgh schools in Con- schools Will be able to contmue necticut. Whntner spent a few the momentum they have, and days in Roger Ludlowe High major prOjects such as construc- School studYing Shme and the tIOn of a new hbrary and Imple- school's program. mentmg of sIte budgetmg wlll be Shme said he dIdn't see or able to contmue. Indeed, durmg hear from Whl'ltner until he Shine's time as deputy supel'in. heard from a consultant that tendent and as prinCIpal, he was Whritner wanted Shine to con- on many of the commIttees that ~J sider a positlOn In the Grosse created the programs Photo b\ Ronnld J Bu"" Pointe school district. He was a member of the com- Ed Shine will take over the reigns of the Grosse Pointe School District March 2, The position was prinCIpal at mittee whIch formed the Curnc- Keepmg the bUlldmgs m the ate a program umque to ItS Grosse Pointe South High ulum Coordinating Council, the dIStl"lctm shape IS another ongo- people clanfy theIr thmkmg," he needs, and that the board WI)) School and, at the time, Shine committee that created the new Ing program of the strategIc saId "I make deCISIOns after have more and better mforma. was not Interested in moving. admmlstratlve evaluatIOn pro- planmng committee, and plans evel'yone has had mput I dls tlon regardmg what IS happen- "But I knew the reputation of cess and he was an mternal are bemg made to remove lead Cover what OUI best thmkmg IS the Grosse Pomte schools so I planner of the school's strategIc pipes, asbestos and other poten- Ing at each school The board and then develop a consensus plannmg effort. has to develop a tolerance for came out for a viSIt," he saId. tially harmful buddmg materl' "I have a propensIty for plan ambIguity of fundmg, until the He made the trip WIth hIS He knows the distnct well and als nmg and orgamzatlOn I lIke to system becomes settled, he be- wife, Madeline, and was im- knows what needs to be done to He has been mvolved in 'many know what all the Issues al e and keep it strong. lieves pressed with the area and the Issues whICh the board of educa. be plannmg way ahead so that Shme has been involved With district enough to pick up and "FIrst of all, Grosse Pomte has tion IS currently facmg, and of- we're never respondmg to a CII- move here. the hbrary Issue from the begin- a very well-educated, mvolved fers opmlOns not much different SIS" mng when It was first suggested "Grosse Pointe schools have and committed citizenry who, than the CWTentsupermtendent. The board entered mto a to add on to Central LIbrary M- the same reputation in the Mid- wlthm reasonable financial con. The PACE program, whIch of- three-year contract WIth Shme at tel' that falled the voters' test, west that Greenwich schools stramts, are wilhng to finance fel's enrichment programming a salary of $95,000 a year But the board approved a plan for have in ConnectIcut," Shine the school distnct," hE. said. "I for gIfted students at the elemen- Shme expressed hope that he bUlldmg a new hbrary at Blow- said, CWhritner is leaving to take have never seen the commIt- tary level, was recommended to would be school chIef for much nell MIddle School and convert- the top positIOn in GreenwIch.) ment and involvement of the be put on a one year hiatus and longer than that. ing Central Library to the "And I thought that if I had the parents to the education of theIr the money saved was to have "I never have accepted a POSI- chIldren as I have In Grosse board's offices and sellmg the tion thmkmg I was gomg to an. been used to study the K-12 current board offices gifted and talented program. other posItion," h~sald. "I have "I know that the board of edu- Parents of PACE students pro. a daughter entermg kmdergar. catlOn has come fully behind the tested and an attempt at a com. ten thIS year and I would very bUIlding at Brownell," Shine promise is now bemg made much like to see her graduate garage to the mam part of the saId. "I hope that when It comes "1 participated in the discus- from one of the Grosse Pomte house At thIS tIme, the man before the voters either m June SIons that led to the recommen- hIgh schools turned off the engme and got out (1990) or February (1991) they He and hIS wife have three of the car He was then placed datIon," Shme said "I believe will support It " under arrest for lnterferr'ng It'S a good way to accomplish a chlld1en - ChrIstine, Brendan great deal m a short tIme and Shme has a bachelor of arts and Mary Kate WIth the pubhc safety officers degree and a mastel of arts de The officers explamed to tht! get on WIth a new program" man's father, who had WItneSsed. SIte-budgetIng IS beIng lmple gree In secondary education flOm the arrest, what was happenIng mented in the system thIS year Fdlli'ield Umversity and has Lompleted graduate work for hIS The father told hIS son, WIIO was It IS a sYstem of budgetIng that We've just opened allows each i:>Choolto deSIgn do doctorate at the Unwerslty of offermg "minor" reslstance dUl" program they feel best fits, ltS ConnectIcut He nevel wrote hIS a. new Al\st'a'te ing the an-est, to cooperate with dIssertation, however, after de- the officers. needs and its budget. . '. It may be new to the Pointes, cldmg it wasn't necessary offtce At the statIon, officers learn~j HIS management style IS, he the man was drIving on a 1'e but Shine first worked WIth a nearyou. site budgetmg system m Con. descrlbes, one of gathenng all stl'1cted hcense that stipulated pomts of VIew before he makes a ~~----.. nectIwt In 1976 He feel<; It .,,;_ ..... ~ ...... 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4A January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Reading is a Sweetheart Fete to benefit Capuchins Pomtes East, a group of local family matter Marquette The date is Thw's. rest,lUrants, WIll host a Sweet. by the Sun Messengers, a silent day, Feb. 8, from 6 p m, to mid. Dr. Mary Bigler, profeSSOl' of heart Fete for the second year m auction, food and a cash bar. mght EducatIon at Eastern MIChIgan a row at the Roostertail, 100 Admission is $15 per person Umversity, will speak on "Read. There WIll be entertamment and mcludes cheese, crackers, mg is a Family Affair" at }~erby crudites and dancing. School Thursday, Feb. 1 at 7:30 The event will benefit the pm Community band starts Capuchin Soup Kitchen. For in. BIgler IS an mternatlOnally The Grosse Pointe Commumty formation, call any Pointes East known consultant and speaker Grosse POinte Community Cho- member: Sparky Herberts at Band will begm Its wmter term rus on April 5 in the area of motivatIOn and 822-0266, Blue Pointe at 882. on Tuesday, Feb. 6 m the South Anyone who plays a band in. readmg During her presenta. Band Room. 3652, Cadieux Cafe at 882-8560, strument IS encouraged to Jom tion, she will share Ideas on how This term's concert season will Callaghan's at 881-6550, East- parents can help their children the conceIt band, directed by consist of nine Tuesday rehem s side Charley's at 884.2811, become better readel's who like Ralph Miller and sponsored by Tom's Oyster Bar at 822-8664, to read als ft om 7'30 to 9 p.m , followed Commumty EducatIOn. by d combmed concert With the Wooly Bully at 839-8777, Irish There will be a book sale at Interested mUSICians may call Coffee at 881-5675, Patrick Jay's the conclusion of the speech The 343-2178 for elU'ollment mforma. at 3714646, Sierra Station at public IS mvited. Sunday concert tlOn or Ralph MJller at 343-2240 822.1270, Mama Pasta at 886. In the evemng fOl' specIfic mfol" 1190, Sindbad's at 822.7817, The Fllends of MUSIC at mation concernmg the Commun- Roostertall at 822.12J4 or MahG- Poetry discussion Wayne State University IS spon. Ity Band ney's at 8854945. The Poetry Resource Center of sorIng a concert at 3'30 pm MIchIgan, co.sponsored by James Sunday, Jan 28 at the Umtal. A Monnig Books and Gl'Ub Ian Church of Grosse Pointe, Street.A Bookery, WIll host a 17150 Maumee Road. talk by Professor MUlTay Jack. The program WIll feature the WOMEN son on the poet Countle Culien Essex Plano TrIO With faculty and hIS connectlOll With the Har- members Doris RIchards, piano, lem RenaIssance. RIchard Pilppo, cello, and Shl. • Gain insight into your feelings of dependency The talk WIll deal With Cul- Wa Wang, vlOlm. Also perform. • Learn to increase your self-esteem len's poetry as well as the mUSIC, mg will be the 1989-90 Friends • Discover new ways to cope art and other hterary contnbu- of Music scholarshIp Winner, flu • Understand how to develop the child within tlOns of this period in American lIst Rena Urso. cultural history Cover girl • Overcome feelings of powerlessness Grosse Pointe composer James • Female therapist, MSW/CSW The talk IS free and WIll be at It's going to be hard to top 4,-year-old Jacquel1De Bel'- Hartway will dISCUSSone of his James A Monmg Books, Thurs. nard's iirst concert. She aDd her PQrerabi aDd neighbors compositions, "City Sketches," day, Jan. 25 at 7 p.m There WIll went to the Palace of Auburn Hills for a New Kids OD the whIch IS on the program, as are be free refreshments and an Block concert Ian. 11. and as they were walking to their compositions by Telemann, 886-1792 open poetry readmg on a first. seats. they were stopped by a represeDtative from the Gluck, and contemporary com- come, first.read baSIS follOWing group who asked if JacqueliDe would uke to go on stage poser Ellen Taaffe Zwllich. the lectUl'e while the New Kids BCblg "Cover Girl" to her. She did and MUSIC students are urged to For more mformatlOn, call the group then went backstage for some photos. Jacqueline. attend Although there IS no 331-2238 or 882-7143 sitting on Iordan Kmgbt". lap. is the daughter 01 Andrew admiSSIOn charge, donations to and Judy Bernard. Ownftn of Friends Hair Be Nails on Mack Friends of Music are expected Avenue in Groue Point. Woods. For more mformatlOn, call Hospice 577-1795. Hospice of Southeastern Michl. gan, a system of care for termin. '50s dance planned ally ill patients in the tn-country The Regma High School Moth- al'ea, IS in need of volunteers to ers Guild plans a '50s-'60s dance VISIt patlenfl and their families for adults Saturday, Jan. 27 In the Grosse Pomte area. from 8 p m to 1 a.m. at the Volunteer traimng is aval1able school, 20200 Kelly Road, Har- at the St John-Bon Secours per Woods NUl'smg Care Center Feb. 3, 6 Cost IS $10 per person and in- and 10. Call Betty PeJakovlch at cludes dancmg, food, beer and 882-0677 for more informatIOn, wine and prizes. Call: 559.8040 For Times, Reservations or Free BrOChure American Institute City of <&rOS1if'nintf lJiarms Michigan .. for Paralegal Studies, Inc. NOTICE OF HEARING (I ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 17515 W 9 Mle F'.d, l!'-25 Southfield, MI ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zomng Board of Appeals WIllmeet m City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, MI on Grosse Pointe MONDA Y, FEBRUARY 5,1990 News One of the world's at 7 30 p m to hear the appeal of Mr & Mrs Joseph Lackey owners (USPS 230-400) of the premises located at 32 Harbor HIll, from the demal of the Published every Thursday largest wholesalers BUilding Department to Issue a bUlldmg permit for the enlarge By Anteebo Publishers ment of a family room to the rear of their eXisting dwelhng located 96 Kercheval Avenue of Oriental Rugs at the foregomg address Such permit Issuance was demed for rea- Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 son that Phone 882.6900 has given us an Second Class Poslage paid al DelroI Michigan and a The reSidence located on the foregomg premises IS non conform. addilional mailing offices mg for reason that It IS m VIOlatIOnof the rear and Side yard praVl SubSCription Rales $17 per year \. mail $190ul SlOnsof Article XIII, Section 1300 of the City's Zoning Ordinance, of state opportunity to and m accordance With the provIsions of Article XV, SectIOn 1502, POSTMASTER Send address Changesto Grosse POlnle News 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms Item 4-A of the City's Zomng Ordmance, no such structure may be Mlch 48236 help liqUidate enlarged or structurally altered unless a vanance ISgranted The deadline for news copy ISMondaynoon 10Insure InserllOn b The proposed additIon on the rear would further infringe upon All adverllslng copy muSI be In the Advertising De. his stock! the mlmmum rear yard requirements of 40 feet leavmg a rear yard partmenl by 11 a m Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Responsl of 18.7 feet thereby requlrmg a vanance from the prOVISIOnsof Ar bllJly tor display and class,fieil adver1lslngerror IS11m. tlcle XIII, SectIon 1300 of the City's Zomng Ordinance Ited to ellher cancellallon 01the charge lor or are-run of Ihe porllOn :n error Nolll,cation must be given In For 2 weeks only, be lime for correttlon In lhe lojlowlng 155ue We assu me The Hearing Will public Interested property owners or reSidents no responslbtllty tor the same after theI rsllnsertron of the CIty are inVited to attend The Grosse POinte News reserves Ihe light not to we can offer an accepl an advertlser's order Grosse POinteNews ad. 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C~'IRIq EJiJq 487 COFFEEGRINDERS NOW AVAIlABLE :m'4{ fSEA TRY OUR OWN HOUSE BLEND AVAILABLE IN REGULAR OR @ IA&-; f En • --- .. ------__ liJt us • • Shine called and evaluation. In fact, he has been a part of the council since Whritner was instru- mental in setting it up. 'outsider' who Whether the subject is site budgeting, which enables each community school to I generatt> programs the staff and parents came 'inside' believe best meet its needs, or the decision to build a new library on the Brownell dward J. Shine, who at 46 will be. school site, Shine has been a participant in come Grosse Pomte's 13th supenn. the decision. making process and thus is the system for more than four years. The Etendent of schools in March, IS an bright childl'en. Those assets, in Shme's familiar with the background and the dis. "outsider" who has become a well-mfOl'med pomt was important to the board which View, make Grosse Pomte "a somewhat cussions about such problems. reviewed its own staffs capabilities to see "msidel'" after four and half years of ex. speCial place to be ll1 education." a The new superintendent has B.A. and perlPllCe as prmclpal at South HIgh School whether it could avoid another long and Not that there aren't some problems M.A. degrees from Fairfield Universi~y and as deputy supenntendent. costly national search. Shine obviously met here. For example, Shine beheves the the board's criteria. schools should do a better job for students and took his graduate work for a Ph.D. 10 /\. natIve of Connecticut where his pre. education at the University of Connecticut, in the lower qUaI tIle who have an average vious expenence also had been obtamed, Unhke some previous occupants, Shine but did not write his dissertation. An ad. Shine accepted the Grosse Pomte offer to does not see the superintendent's job as a range of ability but for whom leanung doesn't come easIly. The high schools, too, ministrator smce 1974, he felt his need to become the South principal in 1985 be. stepping stone to another position. In fact, obtain the doctorate had diminished and cause he knew the Grosse Pointe system he told Grosse Pointe News interviewers should do a better Job for stUdents not going on to college. that the Wl'iting of his dissertation would compm ed in excellence in the Midwest he will have a daughter starting kmder. not have been especially beneficial in his WIth the Greenwich system in the East to garten next fall and "would like to see her In his view, the system wants every stu- dent to be successful and work to the maxi- work. He hasn't excluded the achievement which Superintendent John Whritner will graduate from a Grosse Pomte hIgh of that degree from hIS future educational go m March mum of his own potentIal, whether he IS school." That could be 13 years hence, possibIlitIes, however MOle specifically, he says he came to among the 80 to 85 pel cent of the gl adu- The new superintendent is impressed by Gl"OssePointe because he saw It as an op. ates who go to college or the others who A bIg, friendly man who spends his the local school system fO!'several reasons: seek another road to Success. / pOl"tullity to be associated WIth one of the the well-educated, mvolved citizell1'y who, spare time walking, readmg spy mysteries nation's finest systems; because he reo Yet it seems unlikely Shme will make within certain constraints, are so willing to and driving his children to their meetings, many changes of empltdsis orig1l1ating ll1 garded Grosse Pointe as a wonderful place support thl: school district; the parents who Shme appears to be the kind of a laid-back the superintendent's office. Shine applove::. for young children to gl'O\\ up, and because are more committed to and mOl'e mvolved supenntendent who will wear well with such concepts as the curriculum coordll1at- his uwn chlldl'en were 7, 5 and 1, which with the education of theIr children than students and parents as well as with the ing council which reviews each of the cur- made It a good time to make a move. any others he has known, and the district's faculty and the school board. That appear- riculum areas at least once every five In the school board's view, Shine quaIi, ability to aUI'act bright, committed and ance bodes well for the administration yeal'S and which also keeps an eye on such fie~ as an "insider" because he has been 10 hard-working people to teach the district's team he will head when Whritner leaves objectives as staff development, superVISIOn for Connecticut in March. .... ~ a.ASSlI-lfl) DISPlAY PROoocnON Robert G. Edgar 8112-6900 8112-3500 882-6090 Publisher JoAnne BW'ClI', Hugo. llagcs, Manager MJ.. V.ndc:-I~dltci" AsoaswlllO Pubbshe' ).Bcnj.m"lGw~, M.noger anda_fled !>'l.tnagcr Robert B. Edgar A<.Islmt Mon'g<' BobCoe AJwJe M ..... rin S,h ... Pete. J. But", •• Founder and Publisher IwtslanlM.n'g<' Bob Greene Utn. ...... High marks for Bush's year ~N~ reSIdent George Bush ended his first that are sensitive to the abortion issue, the year m office Jan. 20 with high White House will follow Atwater's injunc- Pmarks from the public as well as tion that there is no litmus test on the is- fi'om expert obsel'vers, even though the sue that would be grounds for rejecting administratIOn could not claIm many im- Republicans who support the president and AC.COUNTABILIlY : pOltant achievements in 1989. who believe in the party's overall philoso- Instead, the preSIdent apparently sought phy. DETROIT.~1'fLE to consolIdate the changes wrought by his On the federal deficit, however, the ad. pl'edecessor, Ronald Reagan, and to ministration has been put into an embar- broaden their acceptance But his repeti. rassing position by Sen. Pat Moynihan's bon of his 1988 battle cry, "Read my lips: mr:m proposal to roll back the 1990 increase in No new taxes," made it almost impossible Soclal SecUrity ,t:a~5. It's! o~~ !h~ to be to start any new programs or expand any " .. " ...... agamst new ~es, It's another to be op' "\.'1...... V\._ old one~. \ posed to any reduction in taxes, even when With Congress in the hands of the oppo. the reduction would worsen the defiCIt. "ltlOIl Democrats, perhaps It was not sur- pllsing that Congress voted with the presi- The administration also is having trou- I dent less often than it did with any other ble satisfYing U.S. backers of Eastern Eu- postwar pl'esident in his first year in office. ropean nations that need more U.S aid to However, Bush also has shown himself convert to democracy and a market econ- to be more pragmatic than expected. For omy. Even the proposal by Sen Robert example, just last week Lee Atwater, the Dole, the GOP Senate leader, to reduce aId No*f@ GOP natIonal chairman, proposed that Re- to such major recipients as Israel and publicans should support COP candidates Egypt in order to make more funds avaIl- regnnlless of their stand on the controver. able to the nations casting off communism Sial abortion issue doesn't seem to fill the bill. Atwater would not have made such a The question is whether in the face of statement to the Republican National comment! these and other pressing problems, the CommIttee without advance clearance with president will be able to retain hIS pel'- Bush But the comment, even though sonal popularity in 1990. He does start sharply criticized by the Right to Life from an 80 percent approval level, chiefly movement, indicated that the president as a result of what the public regarded as was WIllIng to accommodate himself to the the successful invasion of Panama While politIcal reality that indicates increased even Reagan lost popularity in hIS second pubhc support for the pro-choice view as year in office, chiefly as a result of an eco- the 1990 election approaches. nomic slump, it obviously didn't hurt hIm It remains to be seen, however, whether in 1984. Bush hopes for another 1984 in III making future federal appointments 1992. More trouble for the JOA? Generous feed the hungry. To the Editor: team mdicates that Coach roubles seem to be mounting for the The new paper will include general Gene Gonya jOint opefating agreement (JOA) un- During our November-De President Moeller will be fielding a news, lifestyle, sports, business, classified cember 1989 "Help Feed The Gleaners Community very respectfully good Tder which both Detroit daily ne\"s, and world and national news sections Ben papers al'e now published Hungry. Buy A Case Of Food Bank team, which will play on Burns, editor and publisher for Adams and Food" campaIgn, newspapers the field, not in the press. Both papers, to their credit, have been former executive editor of the Detroit across the metro Detroit area Other than that, one can publishing many columns of criticisms News, said the paper will be sold for 35 participated by pl'mting fea- Errors only say - Go Blue - Allez from theIr I'eaders who have complained cents at the outset and probably increase ture articles and/ol' "mail IJ1 To the Editor: Bleu - Avanti Blue, etc. about everything from the poor delivery to 50 cents in three to six months The coupons" to 01 del' cases of Rob Fulton's mane col- John W, Cae servIce being pl"Ovided by the News and new combined Detroit News and Free goods, through Gleaners, to umn about resigned coach Grosse Pointe Farms the Free Press to the relocation of features Press is $1 on Sunday. be bought for the hungry Bo Schembechler and cur- The readers of Grosse rpnt coach Gary Moeller of and the shiftIng of sections which makes Even before the advent of the new Sun- Pomte News played a key them difficult to find in the combmed is- day paper, the Detroit dailies had been re Mlclllgan contains two er- role m helpmg us achieve rors and probably a third !'>ueson Saturdays and Sundays. portIng reduced advertising volume With our goal by responding gen- More letters the weekday papers running a smaller Coach Moeller dId not Such complaints may die off when read. erously In the overall cam- coach at Indiana, he number of pages than they did before the paign, well over 2,000 indi- ers get accustomed to the JOA, but a more coached at illinOIS. Bo's pro. on page 7A senous problem may be emerging for the JOA began. This decline also forced a cut- viduals and companies in Metro DetroIt contributed tege Bill Mallory IS at IndI- News and Free Press Sunday edition with back in the number of sections from SIXto ana $77,638 85. ThIs translates the announcement that Adams Communi. four on some weekdays. Coach Moeller did not Cards wanted The rise in JOA advertising rates has approxImately into SIX "18 fail at Ilhnois. He was re- cations Corp. will launch a new Sunday wheeler" semi.truck loads of To the Editor: newspaper on Feb. 4. been blamed for the decline in volume moved because he told with some advertising accounts bemg food which WIll prOVIde them hiS program would What have you done with 240,000 meals for the hun. last year's Christmas cards? Adams, which now publishes the Daily shifted to suburban newspapers. The Ie- take five years (his con- Tribune in Royal Oak, the Macomb Daily gry. These cases of food WIll tract), The university If you stIlI have them, we cently organized Suburban Detroit News- be distributed cost free to can certainly use them. The III MOUllt Clemens and 14 weeklies, plans paper Network which combines 45 subur- wanted results sooner and to put out two editions of the paper with our 184.member non profit" hll I'd Mike WhIte from Cal. American public today is be. ban daily and weekly papers is claiming feedmg agencies coming more aware of the different Jocal and sports news for Macomb IrOIma, who hired a jUnior some of the credit for the Detroit down. Without the support of the college football team that tragedy of child abuse and County and south Oakland County. Adams tUl'l1. neglect. community, Gleaners would led to NCAA probation. He expects the Sunday paper, to be known as The advent of a new Sunday paper tend" not be able to continue to But the public is not the Sunday Suburban, to sell up to 100,000 ha'>since been fired. to prove that in the capitalist world, com provide food to Its member MIchIgan has not played aware of some of the pro- copies, or slightly more than the combined petition seeks to fill any apparent vacuum agencies whIch provide Mlclllgan State in football grams in operation to reSCUe daj Iy circulation of the two weekday pa. 155,000 meals weekly to the the innocent victims of bru. whether in the newspaper business or any' In 1990, so they could tality. pel '. where else. poor and less fortunate hardly have lost A review Thank you for helpmg liS of MIchigan',> returning See LETTERS, page 7A t 7 7 7 7 F 77 7 1_,---- - 1 i -4' ~ ~ntly tried a couple of Congrats, spms With Lady Luck and filled told him. room" for my date with Lady out a couple of short forms. "Just think what your family Luck. Much to my delight, in both and friends would think if they you've cases, I won. At least that's what knew you were traveling around The salesman haUheartedly th ~ two people on the phone the world," he advanced spun a small cylindrical basket l calmed. They would probably think with several cards mscribed with won! I'm stupid for dropping $3,500 various vacation spots mcluding, One of the callers claimed to on a vacation plan at this point I presume, the one with the all. work. for the best and fastest in my life expenses.paid trip to Hawaii growing fitness centers in the The basket slowly squealed to a !here ~m to be a lot of big country. The other was with the stop. "OK, you can reach in and pnzes gomg around lately Be One after another, the sales. eral televisIOn ""'rsonal't" .v. largest vacation/leisure clubs in claim your pnze," the salesman .... lies, m. the world. l'eOple stood up and announced moaned. cIuding Ed McMahon are . thb~ the people at their table so. ' saYing the sales pitches of today are Both seemed worked up and first r took my seat in a room had ag~ to purchase the plan. I winced when I read the card. more sophisticated than those of The salesman at my table grew "One night hotel only, mAn- But the fact IS, according to a ~th t~~ed to get me Just as ex- With about 150 other "pr'''''' wI'n- the postwar generation. ners" ....., more desperate with each an. chorage, Alaska." recent ABc survey few I Cited You have been selected "You have definitely won one ever win anything. ' peop e as one of our wmners" one of J'he hghts dimmed and a huge nouncement. "Come on, don't of the prizes, and you now have you want to step into another Great. All I have to do is the. callers said. "All yo~ have to a chance at the big prize - an ~~ eo screen lit up For the next travel the better part of 6000 But don't we all want to hit .minutes, I watched a presen- class?" he begged. "I don't know do IS come in for an appointment all-expenses paid trip to Ha- miles (round trip) and claim' my the ~tto or the Publisher's a~d w~'lI present you with your ~tlon deSigned to sell me a what else I can say to you. The Clearing House multi-m 11 waii," the sincere voice ex- others realIZe that this IS a one- free mght in an Anchorage ho- Winner s certificate." Sounded $ ,500, three.year vacation pack. tel dollar award? I Ion plained. "All you have to do is age. I deehned. time chance. If you don't Sign easy enough, right? Wrongl come In," up, you won't get another My dlsappomtment grew when It seems several marketing The other prize was a free What ensued, m both cases, Afterward an army of sales- chance." I read the fine print The dlsclal' and advertIsing strategists are health club membership worth sounds somewhat like a "Leave people converged and one sat mer stated the prIZe was good well aware of the gap between as much as several hundred dol. down at each table. Again I was "I don't think so," I said, with only rl' the hotel had a vacancy. ~esire and realIty. Just try com. It To Beaver" episode in which lars. ~he naive protagonist IS placed to~d that I definitely won some- all the backbone of a worm. If It was full, my bIg prIZe would Ing out of a restaurant or auto So off I went to claim my "Can I have my free prIZe now?" In a marketing maze only to dis- thing. For another 30 minutes have to be rescheduled to a later service center without noticing prizes. the salesman asked me things date. Cover that the world is full of He even brought hiS SUpervI- the ~dboard displays: ''Take When I got there - to the like, "Doesn't your wife deserve One, wm a free membership" or e~pty promises and well-dis. sor over for some additional arm gulsed sales pitches. "largest vacation club in the ~omethIng like this?" and As I drove home, I could al. "Win a free trip, all expenses world"- the receptionist told me twisting, but to no avail. With most hear the young Beaver paid." Well, I'm not quite as naive as Wouldn't you like to travel that I could claim my prize, but every weekend? great disappointment, the eager Cleaver saymg, "Gee Wally, do I the young Beaver Cleaver, but salesman admitted a bitter de- there was a "short" presentation "Well yes, but I "I sure feel like a dope. I'll never fill out feat and guided me to the "prize one of those dumb cards again " Margie Reins Smith Marathon Man tribute to the fund, send a check in the Village. Clara Ray (made out to NARSAD) to the Tom Coles of Grosse Pointe worked for the store during the Alliance for the Mentally Woods completed the Detroit m _ '50s and '60s, doing exactly what Eastside, 19840 Harper, Harper Free Press Marathon on Oct 15. she did In Hollywood: designing Woods,48225. The temperature that day was ih clothes. the low 80s, and Coles ran a lit- Three guesses Rosalie Hoffman still works tle more slowly than he would at Walton-P1erce, and remem. have liked. Q: Guess who's playing the bers Clara. "She was a lady," "It took me a bit more than classics? Hoffman said. "She was very, five hours," he said "I walked A: A threesome, tonight, very charming, and petite and from mile 22 to mile 26, then Thursday, Jan. 25, on WQRS- she had a flair for the dramatic. ran to the finish line - to look FM, on a program of the same When she walked into a room, good for the camera." name, "Guess Who's PlaYing the people paid attention." But never mind It was worth Classics?" Hoffman sald Clara Ray had a the effort. Not Larry, Moo and Curly, not knack for wrappmg presents. Pledges for his 26-plus mlles the Andrews SIsters; not Huey, "She wrapped them so beauti. tar' I -' 1nore Dewey and. LoUIe have raised" '- ~' fully - In pale blue That was than $10,000 for brain research It's John DeNomme, George her favorite color They had the via the National AJliarlce for Rfi Young and Joel Stone of Vil. most beautiful bows. You didn't search In Schizophrenia and De- lage Records and Tapes. They've want to open them." pression. chosen their favorite classical " And Ray's clothing designs? Coles, Who is president of the stuff and will talk about it, from Her attentIon to color and de- Alliance for the Mentally m - 9. to 10 p.m. tonight - on the tail was exqUJsite," Huntington Eastside. has run for the money atr. said. for the last three years. Lose the blues "In 1987, we raised $830," he Tinseltown tidbits saId. "In 1988, we raised $3,025. On Jan. 4, staff writer Ronald If It'S been a while since I twisted a few more anns this J. Bernas wrote an article you've had a good yuk, Macomb year." about former Grosse Pointe resi- Community College wants to Coles, who IS 58, said he ran dents Clara Ray and her hus- help you recapture your sense of six marathons from 1979 to band Charles. humor - and possibly your 1984. He skipped two years. Before the Rays were Grosse health. Then began running again in Pointers, they were Hollywood- liThe Healing Power of Laugh- 1987 for brain research ers: He was a silent movie star ter" is a lecture/activity session People are making good on and she designed costumes for si- that will examine how laughter their pledges and some addi- lent films. improves the quality of lives and tional money is still coming in. We learned about the Rays helps people live longer. If anyone would like to con- when, just pnor to her death, The class will be on Tuesday, Clara gave some old Hollywood Feb. 6, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at !! Ii Letters., I It lit photos to a nurse at the Maroun Macomb's Fraser Campus, 32101 From page 6A Yes ma'm, no ma'm the same tree-lined ap- we learned that the Grosse Nursing Center. Caroline. Fee is $20. Isn't thiS a blessing, proach. Pointe Cable Company is a Our article Jiggled the memory Here's the funny part: Partici- For the past 17 years I Open up the turkey end Thanks to the foresight non-profit organization. That of Bill Huntington, owner of pants should wear loose clothing have donated my time and And spoon out the dressing! and generosity of the Alger ~lly was an eye-opener in- Walton-Pierce, a clothing store and flat shoes and should not be energies as a member of the estate, we too can enjoy the asmuch as our basic cable in a grumpy mood. board of trustees of one such Dorothy Lentine ambiance of that most glo- rate went from $11.45 to organization '" St. Jude's Grosse Pointe Woods rious penod of Grosse Pomte $17.45 in less than a year Ranch for Children In Boul- history. How many compames do you der City, Nevada, a nonsec- know that can raIse their tarian facility just outside Edltor's Note: The writer price 52 percent at a crack Las Vegas. refers to a poem In the and still remain non.profit? St. Jude's doubled in size Grosse Pomte Woods Incidentally, this IS the high. this year when it purchased mUnicipal calendar for More letters est rate in metro DetrOIt. SALE a closed home for girls; it is November, a Also news was that the doing a good job. It could do ThanksglVmg grace: on page 9A Grosse Pointe War Memorial a bigger and better job with Yes ma'm, no ma'm Association owns 37-112 per- more support. Help me help Thank you ma'm, please. cent of the cable company. these kids by alerting your 30% Open Up the turkey's butt Very interesting mdeed. It readers to St. Jude's umque And fork out the peas. was also stated that the pro- fundraising project, recycling Now we are asked to be- posed nearness of the cable OFF used Christmas cards. lieve that after these many studio would enable the War Please send your Christ. years, this cobblestone CIrCU' Memorial to influence pro- mas card fronts to: St. Jude's Bad idea lar driveway has suddenly gramming. Are they telling Ranch for Children, P.O. Box become a traffic hazard and us that with 37-112 percent 1426-LE, Boulder CIty, Ne- To the Editor: must be blocked off on one in their pocket they don't al- vada 89005-1426. For further Imagination is a wonder- side. It is proposed this can ready have influence? 1 information, call 702-293- ful thing. be best accomplished by Incidentally, our gratitude : ~I 3131. For instance, let your building a commercial addl to whoever is responSible for The kids will love you for mind wander back to the tion on the left front of the programming the Grosse it. gracious 19208 and imagine Alger House. This protrusIon Pointe Channel 32; It saves Ed McMahon you have been invited to a will effectively block the clr us a ton of money we could NBC Studios gala social event hosted by cu1ar entry 90 that little old have spent on No-Doz Any- the Algers. ladies, and a few granddads, ~irne we have difficulty fall- Your chauffered limousine will no longer represent a Ing asleep we turn on Chan- glIdes along the tree.lined threat to life, limb and prop nel 32. It's guaranteed to Calendar approach to Gov. Alger's erty by being dropped off or have you snoozing in under To the Editor: stately mansion and enters picked up at the front en ten minutes. Noted with interest the the circular driveway trance. Enough of this Joculanty. Free Press article about the crowned by a sparkling foun- So what if it is raimng If this ill-advised additIOn is Grosse Pointe Woods Nov- tain. A liveried footman an- snowing or sleeting. Let bUilt, the Alger House may ember calendar poem. nounces "Welcome to the them eat cake like everyonE' well look like the graCIOUS It did rhyme, but didn't Alger House,' else, right? la~y she is but with a giant the~ make a lot of sense (peas in Pure fantasy, right? Not It certainly pays to keep boll Protruding from her left a turkey?). really, because we can all current with our wonderi'1I1 ch~k. 1lle appearance of be _Ii. _ ...... - ...._-----~ ------••• 1- _._ SA January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Teaching students to think is main objective of master plan ... - J. Be,... ""am " pa' t of the 'y,tem '"t" .,,,'t'nce """"am. Job markets ora chang;ng.and fe.. nlly doc, not mean they "We wrestled with that sui> Staff Woter teb"' plan. and h., be,n m the Deputy Super~ntendent Ed. ca,,,r chor... a.. mo.. UmiW wnrk bette,., Shme .. id. and J'" fo' a long t'me." Olds .. id, In ,ts con,tant efforts to up d,seu",.. u aud planmng ,ta." Shme aud Rooahe Bryk. who for 'h"'" students who "",duate teachers noed to wait until "and the ""'_ didn't ...... nt grade the CWTlculum and the fOJtwo yedl s heads staff ~evelopment, were With Just basic lIteracy. Even everyone gets a chance to deter. Itself' educaHon G.... '" Pomte young. A oomm,ttee uf about 20 also mvolvedonthe development som' factory jobro ... qm.. m.... mme the an'wer m,tead of p"k. ''Th I .. sters receive, the school system teacher!>, admllllstrators and and Implementation of the pro- than a lIttle famiharity WIth 109 the student who puts his rte etv,~W Ion IS .edxt~eThmelY ua '", ,tu dymg a new way 0f gottm. comnmmty memb"'S on.ma II'y '" am. compute... hand up first. Impo an,.' I arner tesal.te 0ere stud,nts to learn Ine"nted a pro",'am '0 the "One of the n"'mal questions The,,_ttee ha, beenstudy. "If k'd, don't ""pond n.ht "n~::,ma fay I . st;. ne Calledh "thmkmg skills," the board whIch, the boal d saId, was IS 'aren't we teaching kIds to Ing methods of teaching thinking away, It doesn't mean they waly;s I 0lrma elva ua twn., be d d met od woll mco,porote too I"b~ m scopean too "pen. "n me .. ,. e answer sInU,- a .. a ,ve y new a.. a n a.. n t t mkm.... Shme .. ,d "It h te h r h tI k?'" Sh d "Th I t' If' h . . nlOrma eva ua IOnt comes slowly mto the CUI nculum sy" slve to Implement, accm'dlng to IS yes But through research study In whIch there is a wealth may be that they're thmkmg 10 w edn t . ac k : rea lZeS . t atha d a e temw, e m a rewr yea", ,'a,tm. Lynne Old,nn d Joy« Wam" , we've learned m0.. •bout pot. of ".or_r mat,on - and ha. "",. a d'''''.nt""" way ds d'tut en kISbe,as mg ques. IOns. he on a .mall scale w>thp,lot pon "Ou laysJs;~l"""2Upen IVr you' .Until Midnight 365 Days a Year. FINDING" A n. 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MILLER one pounucr (") S 343-1101 Ci $ i:= ~.;'~J ) 'i.~Io~$C9Kc.)i ~~~~~~~ $1 79 ~ Q 4.99 lb. l4J Draft + et.p 10.50r. ~' 1-800-331-0954 RIDGE • SIMI • ESTANCIA • ROUND HILL • BRICOUT • MUMMS • KORBEL 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 1 January 25, 1990 Gr08le Pointe News 9A LitUu- 7 IF From page 7A Japanese car ads mislead At St. Paul's school we friends who are fun, outgo- be i?,evocably changed to its have great teachers, but detrIment. ing and not to mention great I've had It With TV ads for they are sometImes picky I VVe are not opposed to to be with. School's hard Japanese cars The Japanese, no f:-r guess that I will be thankful sometimes, but I have to doubt aided by their Madison pro~ss or change as long for that later on m my life. as It falls within certain pa_ learn it anyway. The teach. Avenue helpers and Washington The teachers are usually fair hired guns, are employing "the rameters. VVefail to compre- in their declslOns. ers are strict, but really cool L~1 when it comes to games and bIg he" and the "doublespeak" ~end how this needless addi. Douglas Smith tl~n .of a commercial wing parties and stuff like that. of the novel "1984" to try to con- There are the bad tImes, but Vince Amencans that, somehow, ~JlI Improve the quality of To me, St. Paul School everybody has them, that's a Japanese cars are "American." ~ !ife at the War Memorial or means a place to learn how part of hfe. always make Some Japanese car ads are In any fashIon enhance it. to respect everyone around So the best of what you. got, I mild They only show western WillJam I~ Bn anI JI ~uffice It to . ly this IS a bad you. Here you can go to Slale Represenlallve Idea know I do. and othel typically American school without being judged May I respectfully suggest Loran Dosen scenes and things hke cowboys by your race or color The tWirling ropes. Others are far more blatant, saymg, as Acura dam for all foreigners, espeCIally the Grosse Pointe War Mem teachers take time out to does, that their car IS "the best onal ASSOCiationbeat a dIg- Americans, use whatev~r meth. car In Amenca." help you. Here you learn ods, ruses and hes they can to nified retreat and the cable about other CUltures. If you I like gomg to 8t Paul Stili another ad dares to use company look elsewhere for School because we learn get Amencans to buy Japanese do somethmg wrong, you get Lifestyles talk the Christian rehgzon in its meso products. aCCOmmodatIon- anyone of disciphned Not everyone Chrh,tlan moral values hke sage, beginning "When I was a several GroS8t) Pointe Real- learning right from wrong. And, m the meantime, of might like that. but I thmk Dr Olin Gelderloos, professor child ... " etc., whIle shOWing a course, Japan won't lower its ~rs will be delighted to as- it's important The people Like making decisions about of bIOlogy and environmental Mitsubishl car parked In front of SISt. abortIOn and choosing to trade barnels and we pay, In around you accept you for studies at the University of a quamt, country church. scarce money and precIous L.J. Schomig what you are and not for take drugs or not to. They MIChIgan- The Japanese, It seems, are Grosse Pointe Woods also teach us about religIOUS Dearborn, wlll Amencan hves, to provide mih- what you have or don't have stilI trymg to win the war, any tary defense for Japan things that other schools just lecture at the Chris Prince way they can, and m theIr dls. Wake up, America don't teach. Probably the War Memonal Celebrating worst thing about Catholic VVednesday, How are you? I hope schools is wearmg uniforms, Jan. 31 at Editor's Note: In honor you're okay I was assigned but after sev""n years of 7'30 pm KITCHEN REMODELING of Catholic Schools Week, to write a letter about how I ,wearing them you get used The lecture 42 seventh-grade stUdents feel about my school. This to it. St. Paul School pre- will conclude See Our New at St. Paul School wrote was easy. My school is like a pares us for high school a series on Kitchen Displays letters to the editor on the day care center where the really well, and that's what I environmental national theme this year: teachers care about you. look for m a good Catholic issues pre. Parents Choice - Catholic They help you if you have a school. sented by the Gelderloos • Cabinets Schools. Following is a problem. My paren~ send Katy Leins VVar Memorial Council of Spon- representative sampling of ml~ this school because • Formica & to sors. The program Will focus on the letters: th,~y want me to get a good Corian Counters what these Issues say about life. education. I'm really excited styles for the year 2000 and • Installation or DJ.Y. When first came to 8t. about St. Paul. I go to St Paul's because r what changes should be made to Paul school in second grade, it is an excellent academic Jad Fawaz maintam or improve the quahty I dldn't know anyone. schooL St. Paul's has taught r of Me as we move into the 21st didn't know my way around me to respect my elders. St century. the school, but all the experi. I go to St. Paul School be- Paul's has taught me diSCI- Gelderloos is currently director enced teachers and kind, cause my parents wanted me plme and ChristIan moral of the Environmental Studies 15554 E. Warren 882-6820 • Since 1968 considerate students showed to get a good education, and values. I have been able to program at U of M-Dearborn and me around and did theIr best they knew it was a good participate in many different also serves as director of a Na- make me feel at home. school because my mom sports. The teachers are ex- to tional Science Foundation grant Now I am in seventh grade went there through high cellent and they take an ac- for metro Detroit teachers on us- and I'm still thankful for all school. They also wanted me tive interest in all of the stu- ing the Rouge River watershed my teachers and all my to be in a Christian environ- dents to teach science and social stud- friends. I'm never scared to ment, develop our Catholic Andrew Smith faith, to have respect for ies to middle and high school ask them a question because students. I know they'll understand. others and freedom from ra. Tickets are $8, adults; $5 stu- St. Paul means a lot to me cial prejudice. I think the I hke St. Paul's school for bIggest reason is because my dents 18 and under. Call 881- and I'm glad I go there many reasons. All my teach- 7511 Heather Hogan mom went there. ers are mce and we do fun Maryann L. Marantette and mterestmg thmgs in all I like St. Paul because of my classes Sometimes we go Cancun trip outlined the education, classes and on field trIpS to places such I'm supposed to wnte The War Memonal's educa. ,the fnends I have If It a5 the ScIence Center or the .about St. fa1,1l's ~i\~~.~ tional travcl de~ment 1& spon- -wasn't for all these things, I art ~:mr'llliiICh I enJoy;. ChOIce, so PH tell- you. \ll;'s ... V At St. ' hool, we also , lsormg a tl'i\l to Cancun Mexico 'wouldn't be going here. I pretty cool, but sometiin'es I r , ~t a Catholic educa- 'M~g-9;'~'~ )ttave1e~ like the teachers, especially can't stand it. Seeing the tIon. I also erUoYsome of our are invited to a program to out- and the principal of the same people every day, talk- special classes, such as art line details of the trip Monday, school. Oh, I also like reli- ing to the same people all and computers, but the best Jan. 29 at 7 pm. gious classes and their ath- the time. But I guess you thing at my school is my Cost IS $780 per person double letics club for the school. have to look at it on the friends. OCCUpancy;$289, smgle supple- Michael West good side. I have Jots of ment, WIth $200 deposit per per- Sara Witherell son. FROM AMISH D.C Watt COUNTRY Carryout SUperior Gourmet Be ..', Chick ..n, Eggs, & Martin ~~ Gallagher Coff .. Butter, Cheese & More Catering BUILDING COMPANY ('rC1rr5rTlM who ('QI~ PRODUCE. GROCERIES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC BEER & WINE Specializing in New Constructions, Additions and Alterations Master Builder in GIUSSe Pointe Sina 1950 SAVE NOW ON EXPERT CARE Ask US what we can do for you BRAKES 882-7453 $69/$89 '{~)~GROSSEHpOINTE t ORGANIC SEMl-METAWC ACADEMY SHOES OR PADS PADS ~~~j' ...... W;tl' 171 Lake Shore Road PER AXLEON MOST CARS Gros~e POinte Farms, MichIgan 48236 A Certified Montessori Early School And whether you need organic "'oel or padl or semi. (Ages 2'/2 to 5 years) metallic pod" the Midas Basic ... aIe. Servic. package includes: • • Complete free inspection and written estimate up front Grades 1 through 8 • Installing guaranteed shoes or pads • Inspecting the hydraulic system • Resurfacing drums 0( rotors • Small Cla.,~ Sl/('~ • Chri!ltldn LIIl' • Repacking non-sealed whee! ~rings • French Claw"~ Program • Replacing grecl5e seals and RUld, If needed Early School - Cr.\(le 8 • Financial AHI • Road tesHng your cor • Hi'itoric C.1I11Pll~ • Before and '\lIer "On most can and light truch. AddItional por1s, service and labor or. oflen needed at • Transportal lOll School Cl re suOslantial eldra cost See guarantee terms in shop IOIODY BElTS MIDIS Oppn House For further information contact: Sunday, February 4, 1990 i\1r~. Molh NIcDcrmott Dirrdor of Admissions 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. H86-1221 MIDAS MUFFLER & BRAKE SHOP Th(' Crn,,(' POlnll' \1,101, 111\ 'ldOllh ~llld('nl~ 01 .111\ r,1((' 10 ,III 1111' rrghh PrI\ dl'gl" progr,llm ,l1Id ,II 11\ II U" gl'lwr,d 1\ .1(('ordl'd or 17045 East Warren, DetrOit, MI 48224 01,1(1(' ,l\,III,lhll' to \1 ,1i1IIIl\ 'llId('nl~ Th(. Crn,,,. PoIIIh' \1,ldl'll1I dol" nol ell,( r11ll11l,l!l' Oil tIll' b.t,,, 01 r,l((' II) lill' ,ldlllll)I\lr,lllon of 11\ ('t!Ul,llulIl.d poll( Ii' .l(lml"uln~ POllll(" 'l holM,llIp ,lilt! ld.1n pmgr.llm ,It hll'lll ,llId olhl'l "hool-,1dIllI11IQ('n.t! progr.IIll' (corner of Cadieux) 885-3280 - 10A January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Pointer ... 1111 .' [ From page 1 101' Men's Club, he discovered two members from those tram- for them. "It's the kids and the grand- berta. The fences were designed mg days Today when Hardy hears news kids that keep us young," she to keep farmers off the tracks Back m the states, Hardy be. about the plagued savings and saId. It's needless to say the farmers came a lumber salesman - mak- loan industry, he shakes hIS The whole family gets to didn't hke that. mg $4.50 a week - met Flor- head and says, "That's just what gether every July and rents a "One tIme I was brmgmg food ence, hiS wife at a plcmc near they dId back then," his wife cottage m northern Michigan. sdid. to the gang," he said, "and I had Adnan, and came back to De "I've never seen a family a quarter of beef. I was all alone trolt and bUilt a hoube on Three And they are proud of their where the m-Iaws liked each on a one-man car and I came to MIle Dllve - when It was stIll a children One of their four other so well," she added an mtersectlOn The farmers had heavily wooded skeet daughtel'S worked for the U.S. Hardy's longeVity might have stretched the wire from the fence Wal'len Avenue was st1l1 a Army and helped map the moon somethmg to do With his genes over the tracks and I hit It full dIrt road with deep ditches on to determme the best place for He had an uncle who lived to speed. I went head over heels eIther SIde, hiS Wife remembers, the th st Amel'lcans to land. 103 and an aunt who lived to and landed on the track" and durmg the bUlldmg of their "It Isn't all parents who can 104 WIth a disconnected shoulder, house, she remembers workers say that they are proud of every Hardy bowled and played golf he loaded the meat back on the talkmg about another body one m their family," Mrs. Hardy and bndge avidly until he suf- rack, removed the Wire from the found In the dItch not far away saId. "I thmk that IS because of fered a massive stroke at 92 But their father and the way he tracks and contmued his triP, - casualties of the Wal agamst he fought back WIth a determi. removmg other traps the farm. 01 gamzed labor raIsed them. He's honorable, he nation that people don't have, ers had set across the 11acks. "It was Just a Sign of the has mtegrity and he's always accordmg to the doctors, and "The men had to be fed," he tImes," he said Another SIgn of upheld the very highest stan- they predIct that he'll hve to saId. how thmgs have changed IS the dards for hIS children 115 He lived with eight 01 10 marsh area whel e they took ------other Americans in a furnished their children to catch tadpoles home m Winmpeg. The bache- - the marsh is now known as lors dubbed the house VIrtue Outer Drlve FreeEscape To Orlando. Vllla "We completed our house on Cut healing bills and enl01' warm comfort all wlnler long With World War I brought Hardy our first anmversary," Mrs Amana's Alr Command 90 Gas Furnace Advanced technology back to the United States. He and Amana qualIty featUring Up 10 92 3% Efficiency. Strong Hardy saId "We didn't realize It 25 Year llm~ed Warronty'Stalnless Steel Heat Exchanger enlisted in the U S Au' Force, was our anmversary Ever smce •Advanced Solid State Igmtlon • No Chimney ReqUlre(j plannmg to be a pilot. By the ~ • F,nonclng Available Buy now, and gel thiS Orlando Vacation then, we've always forgotten our package free tIme he haa completed the tram- anmversary " mg, though, the war had ended The DepressIOn made for lean As an mterestmg aSide, Hardy years for bul1dels and theIr sup- BUY AN AMANA lost touch with nearly all of the phers, so Hardy had to use hIS AIR COMMAND 90 men he tramed wIth, but when ImagmatlOn to feed hIS growmf Photo b} Rondld J Berna, he Joined the Grosse Pomte Sen- family Clint and Florence Hardy have been together for 64 years. FURNACE ••• ANDGn4DAYS "I went through the telephone Cdme upon a the name of a com- IN FLORIDA book and looked for anyone who pam tlldt made brushes, and mIght need lumber," he saId. He needed 1\ ood to make the backs ONUS! VACATION OFFfR GOOD ON AMANA ~ COMMANO 90 FURNJlCfS I'IJIICHASfO OfC r TH/lOUGH JAN Assertive discipline is topic 31, 15'90 V I 10..50% ALL OFF ALL ST. PAUL CATHOLIC SCHOOL REGULAR PRICED SELECT GROUP REGULAR PRICED i.1vites you to meet our faCUltyand view our facility MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE OFF Sunday, January 28, 1990 10% v 10% OFF 2 p.m. • f p.m. For further information contact: GVi1lage Sf. Paul Catholic School SAM, 17112 KERCHEVAL 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd. "IN THE VILLAGE" Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 Phone 881-1191 885.3430 Mon-Wed-Sat 9:30-5:30, Thurs-Fri 9:30-9:00 777 7 27 7 7 ••• sspSSrsT 1 J ~~" --1-' -~ January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 11A Taking office The mayor and thr .. mem. bers of Ihe City CoWlcil were sworn in by Municipal Judge Stan Kazul Nov. 20. following the Nov. 1 general election. At lefl. Mayor Lorenzo "Red" Browning takes his oath of of- fice. Righi. from left. newcom- ers Peler W. Waldmeir and Lisa R, Bradley and incumbent Dale N. Scraee are sworn in to office. Pholos by John Minnis Businesses warned about window washer Grosse Pomte businesses are bemg warned by police to be- ware of the $8 window washer. We're announcing the grand opening of According to Woods detectives a local business was approached Michigan's lowest priced Thomasville Gallery Store Dec 29 by a white male who of- fered to wash the business estab- lIshment's windows for $B. When by Scott Shuptrine he finished the job, he Insisted on payment by check instead of cash, He said he didn't want to carry a lot of cash With him, Later when the bUSiness owner got the cancelled check back, It was discovered that the $8 had been changed to $80 and the Eight to Eighty. The check was cashed at a Detroit bank and is being Investigated by De- trOIt detectives On Dee 29, five businesses in Detroit in the East Warren area also were stung by the window washer, A Woods detective said the Window washer is very good at altering the checks and avoid- mg the banks' suspicions, Business owners are cautioned to look out for the window washer and to avoid paying in checks, Business owners can also call their local police depart- ments if they are suspicious. Osborn student afraid of police An Osborn High School stu- dent who was a passenger in a r stopped car 10 Grosse Po1Ote Shores fled on foot Jan. 19 be. cause he was afraid of being "hassled " 1 According to police reports, the car the Detroit student was nd- mg in was stopped at 1 p.m. in the Woods at Sunningdale and Fairway by a Shores officer. ...Not just a "gallery': but an When the car stopped, the 15- year-old student fled on foot, entire store of Thomasville! A Woods officer caught. the youth and turned him over to You'll find furniture for every room in your Shores officers. When asked why home at 401~hsavings during our Grand he ran, he said he was afraid of Opening Sale... bemg hassled by police. The Sofas. 100rseal~. chalJ~, ollornans, i>ll'I'!l "oral.. Shores had no charges against secllolmls, dressel's rmnu)~cl1('~lS,h('adbo;ur1" Illghl the youth, so he was transported st.ands, mmplt'Le beds. cl1l1l Michigan's IDWest Priced Thomasville Gallery Stor'(~. H)~:l:,) Mn('~ '\velllll', (,III"''i(' Pointe WOOds. loc --...._------..~- - • January 25, 1990 12A 5ek",14 Grosse Pointe News Transfer enrollment at North S~S~ Students from local parochIal the parochIal/private schools af- and private schools who expect ter the students regIster on Jan. to attend Grosse Pointe North 31 Reid Creedon High School m September are Transfer students entermg the mVI~d to d special enrollmen~ sophomore, jumor or senior year sessIOn will be enrolled by appointment Eoch week In thiS column, we Reid Creedon, a thll d grade, at WLll [ocus on the work o[ a stu- RIchard Elemelltary School He On Wednesday, Jan 31, any- They should call the office of the one who expects to be a fresh. aSSIstant principal administra- dent It can be a poem, a draw- IS the SOli o[ Gayl;, d alld Bet.~\ man at Grosse Pomte North mg, a short story, a picture o[ a ReLd Creedon o[ Grosse POll/Ie tive serVIces at 343.2205 for an sCLentlfic experiment or a wood- City High School m the fall should appointment. workmg proJect, a book reVIew repOit to the school cafeteria at The (o!wwmg was wrItten by 1.30 p.m. Students and their par- Letters to the local schools ex- Rick the Wolf ents should brmg WIth them a plaming procedures were maIled bllth celtlficate and any records several weeks ago. Included were "Yawn, what a good sleep,' available from the current coplen of the 1990-91 program of said Rick Wolf He went on'l school, as well as any recommen- studies. Those wantmg copies of and mpped at hiS father to II ake dations for program selection. him up RIck was a pup ,1I1d he the booklet should pick one up NOith counselors Will anange at the school they now attend or wanted to play HIS Dad snalled academiC testmg with each of at Grosse Pomte North Being the king of the pack, he did not want to be botheled RIck's Dad did not want to be bathe I ed because he needed all hiS energy for the hunt Latel that dav, he lead the pack on the hunt While the Iest of the pack City of <&rOSSt Jointe 1lIIIoultsMichigan attacked alai ge moose, RICk ventw'ed Ollt of hiS den and " :>-«--i ::.g- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council Will be consid- caught a mouse ~ ::- -;:.ft~ ering the follOWing P!'oposed ordmance for second reading and final Rick was the stlongest of hiS adoptIOn at Its meeting scheduled for February 5, 1990, at 7 30 seven brothel s and sisters He Student directors of South's Pointe Players one acts are, back pm, m the Council Room of the MUlllclpal BUlldmg. The proposed also was the most cunous Some row from left, Steve Carlin and 10e Fitzsimmons; front row from ordinance IS available for public inspection at the MUniCipal Build. day Rick would gI ow up to be left. Mike Heppner and Geoff Finger. lng, 20025 Mack Plaza, between 830 a m and 500 p.m Monday through Friday Reid Creedon the king of hiS pack AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE I, CHAPTER 21, SECTION Plays to be performed 1-21 42 OF THE CITY CODE OF THE CITY 01<' GROSSE POINTE The Pomte Players of Grosse most pomts have the first oppar- WOODS OF 1975 (THE PENSION ORDINANCE) TO PROVIDE Pomte South High School will tumty to try their hand at dl- AN OPTiCAL BENEFIT FOR RETIREES perform foul' student.directed Ieetmg one act plays Feb 1-3 at 7:30 The fow student directors and Chester E. Petersen City Admlnistrator.Clerk p m In South's audltonum then I espective plays are Mike G P N 01/25/90 Heppner, who directs his own The plays provide an excellent work, "Leave My Submarines opportumty for new talent to Out of ThiS;" Geoff Fmger di- emerge on South's stage. This rects "Tall Men of Average year there Will be 28 actors who Height," Steve Carlm directs will make their debut, as well as "ThiS IS a Test;" and Joe Fitz- eight veteran performers. Pointe simmons directs "When God Players is affiliated WIth The In- Comes to Breakfast Don't Burn ternational Thespian Society, the Toast ,. where students earn pomts AdmiSSIOn will be $3 for based on their mvo)vpment in adults and $2 for students. Tick- club actiVItIes Students with the ets 'I'll! be avaIlable at the door Prepare for SAT, ACT "SAT.ACT PreparatIOn," a six. as part of the admissions pro. week Grosse Pomte Community cess, including the SAT (Scholas- EducatIon class, has been sched. bc Aptitude Test), ACT (Ameri- uled to begm at NOlth High can College Test) the Enhanced School, 707 Vermer Road, at 7 VerSion, and the ACH (Achieve- p m Monday, Feb 5 ment Tests) For cunent hIgh school stu- Ehzapej:h" ~b.Yl North I{lgh deI\\sr-th..e _class 'Y(.lll famlhanze Schul teacher, will ~uct 'the them WIth the concepts and for- 'class. The fee IS $35. Call 343- mats of the tests used by colleges 2178 for Information. Photo b) Ka, Photograph) Getting to know you Refresh your geometry OFF Under the instruction of student teacher David LaKomy. For adults who \Iant a Ie. The second class, "Geometry center. Maire Elementary School second-graders partici. fresher m geometn, Grosse EvelY thing You Always AND pated in several field trips in Grosse Pointe. In studying Pomte Commumty EducatlOn Wanted to Know But Were the community and i1s workers. students paid visits to Bon WIll offer two classes In the wm- Afraid to Ask," is an eight.week MORE Secours and Cottage hospitals. Kroger and National Bank ter sessIOn. offering scheduled to start at 7 50% of Detroit. Shown here. Leigh Bump, a hospital food service "Geometry - A ReIntroduc- pm Tuesday, Feb. 6 registered dietition at Bon Secoun. gave a nutrition talk tIOn," a smgle-sesslOn, will be This class will mclude the ba- and played the "Four Foods Nutrition Game' with 55 sec- held Tuesday, Jan 30 SIC prmciples of high school ge- YOUNG CLOTHES ond-graders. The class IS intended as a bllef ometry, and how they can be ap- 110 KERCHEVAL reVIew of the baSICSof geometry plIed to practical problems GROSSE POINTE 881-7227 and Will be taught b\ Bob Han Fee IS $36 Call 343-2178. sen The fee IS $6 /A N", ~<355 FISHER RD. U.P.S. PICK-UP 882-5100 First We Listen@ I .df1{M'YP' .o/'<~ DAILY 1''''-,,'' :~W:~OPEN 8 to 5:30 p.m. DAilY; Wed. til Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER k<.t &~'t0 IF SOMEONE YOU A lIJli ~ ",g~" Cl:" R' S _CAlf A "~T Prices Good LOVE IS REALLY C,lr~ L Jan.2S,26,27 -rn 1"~, DEPRESSED, IT CAN PlaCeVour Super Bowl Parlv Trav Order Earlv BE THE MOST FRUSTRATING AND BEEF ~~ FRESH SUCED H~~&'t~DE LONELY TIME OF ~~_? BABY BEEF MACARONI CHOICE LEAN FRESH 6EUCIOUS LIVER COLE SLAW & YOUR LIFE. I ~~NlcoS4911FILET OF $5 5g POTATO SALAD UNDERSTAND. SO 98 e CALL. RIGHT NOW. STEAKS lb. SOLE lb. lb. 99C lb. WHOLE BEAN COffeE \ THE FIRST THING ELAN FARMSMKT'UROPEAN "~~~. _' WIN SCHULER'S I'LL 00 IS LISTEN. 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Pointe New. e Klng essay contest opens Happy birthday The 10th annual Martin Lu- StUdents and ltafJ at Mason ther King Jr. Essay Contest, and date, either typed or printed. Clair. School gathered together at Deadline: All entries must be sponsored by the Racial Justice Awards: Cash awards: first noon on Nov. 30 to celebrate Center of Grosse Pointe, has received by the Racial Justice place $25' second place $20; the 70th birthday of Laura IJ. Center no later than Thursday, been announced to local elemen. third place' $15. All participants lemeerch. a IlChool cafeteria Feb. 22, 4:30 p.m. If delivery of tary and middle schools. The pri- will receive certiflC8t.es with spe- worleer. AUem .. rcb. wbo baa completed essays or posters be- mary focus this year is the im. cial distinction for best essays in been with the Ic:hool for thr .. comes a problem, call the center mediate history of the Civil each grade and each sch~l. years. I. known tor ber IIDUe Rights movement. at 882-6464 before the deadline The Martin Luther Kmg Jr. and her caring. With "Mrs. and leave a message. The Racial Essay Contest, in its 10th year, This is particularly appropri. Laura" are Mason school tint. Justice Center is located in the ate since March 14, 1990, marks is funded by Dorothy MacKay as graders and Principal Wil. annex building behind the a memorial to her aunt, Cather- liam M.. tdagh. ~. 22nd anniversary r:l King's Groae Pointe Unitarian Church, v181t to Grosse Pointe, when he ine Blackhurst, who was an edu- Photo by Kay Photography 17150 Maumee, corner of St. ~ke on civil rights. The speak. cator of young people. lng engagellltint had been ar. ranged by the Human Relations Council of Grosse Pointe. , Grades 3-5: Choose one topic from the following: Topic 1: Write an eaaay that answers the questions: Who 'WU Martin Luther King and how did he work for racial equality? Topic 2: Chooee a penon who was involved in the work for ra. cial equality and write an .. y about him/her and hiWher work. , Grades 3-5: Show in picture form one of the Ji'eedoma King worked for. Some examples are: integration of schools, theaters, public transportation, etc.; the right to vote; the right to flee apeech. , Grades 6-8: Choose one ques- tion from the following: Question 1: In what ways did Save Up to 60% -Hancock & Moore King believe blacks to be unft'ee in this country prior to 19701 Question 2: Since 1970 what Leather Upholstery "Showroom Buyout" freedoms have blacks lost, gained and/or hope to gain in Scott Shuptrlne has made an extraordinary purchase of Hancock & Moore's entire leather upholstery the future? showroom from High Point, North carolina. Over200 pif:£es-upholstered in the finest of top grain Question 3: What events led to premium leather hides. Thesepieces are just a few examples of our showroom buyout Items. the Civil Rights movement IX the 1960's? l ! Criteria lor judglna Essays: Basic language skills, critical or creative thinking, style and manner of expreesion, neatness and spelling are all evaluated. Entries may be type- written or legibly handwritten. The length of the essays are: Grades 3-5: 100 worda or more; Grades 6-8: 300 to 500 words. Posters: Creative thinking, style and manner of expression. Poster size: 22 inches by 28 inches, any medium. Each entry must have a cov~, or~~~~ index card with'~," BCDobI1' church. grade, teacher's name Students of the Month Students of the month for the Grosse Pointe elementary schools are: vO\\ $1899 Safety Club vO\\ $1799 Defer - Jackie Spinney Ferry - Albert Ellis Kerby - Conor Moore 50% OFR BusUeback Maire - Ryan Lake ball and claw wing chair. Your choice blue or 44% OFF. Chair&' oLloman. Mason - Meredith Marten burgundy glazed IeaUler. I'r{; S2430 . . Monteith - Will Keegan, Don- Reg. $1815 40% OFF. Presidential Both PI<'CCS NO\\ $1349 ald Pierce Now $899 gooseneck ann chair In Poupard - Michael Connell oxblood glazed leather Richard - Greg Schulte, James Reg. $985 Thomas Now $589 Trombly - Brian Degnore Service Club Ferry - Mark Holcomb Kerby - Jennifer Diedzic Maire - Nabil Shurafa, Robbie King Mason - Rodney Thus Monteith - Gretchen Rakiec, James Cararnagno Poupard - Jessica Greer Richard - Tracy Riddell HANCCLKC&MCDRE Trombly - Christopher Mc- 'INE LEATHER 'UIlNITUlle Donald oombkles quality IeaUler upholstery wiUl quality Inner construction for a lifetime of support and u"braryf A V Club comfort. 0 Defer - Erin Jones -Kiln dried oak and maple hardwood frame 'It Ferry - Taryn Stander construction . 33 % Off Richmond chair and ottoman with tuned back Your choice Kerby - Shannon Giroux -1empered high carbon steel colis are secured Maire - Chris Moy or blue or burgundy gla7.ed leather wlUl a true eight.way hand tie for stable base Reg. SI960. Bolh PIeces Now $1299 Mason - Colleen Zbercot ronstructlon. Monteith - Susana Granda -comers are re.inforced with wooden blocks Poupard - Jennifer Miller whiCh are doweled. screwed and glued In place Richard - Jamie Statham -All exposed wood is selected Honduras Trombly - Emily Bridge Mahogany. Olher COWlS of allmr !I;,WclflCm'l are al'mk7b!e at Cooking basics Ihf' same .'""Ie PffCCSon a special order basis. "More Basics of Cooking," a four.week class scheduled by Grosse Pointe Community Edu- cation, will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 8, at Barnes School, 20090 Morningside Drive. For the beginner, this class is a basic approach to simple meal Open dally 9:30-5.30 ' Oprn ('\Icnlngs 'Ul 9 \'onoilY. thUrsday & FrIday • lsc ,our Visa. Mastercard. Dlsco\Cr Card or Sfou's Rcvol,,'ng Charge preparation with attention as well to shopping and nutritional OPEN SUNDAY ~OON.5:30 needs. Learn to perfonn basic skills, including microwave tech. Thomasville Gallery Store. niques, to understand cooking 18850 Mack Avenue 4110 Thlegraph Road 12200 Hall Road 19435 Mack Avenue terms, and sources of food infor- Grosse f\)lnte Fanns 8100mrirJd Hills Sterling Heights Grosse fulntr WOOds mation, from recipes to reading IUSl sooth of Momss /11.'11sOlJlh of lJlll~ 1,1ke Road be/~ren Ian lJ~kc [. lllkrsfdc \fall ;//.'11 nonh of Uoross labels on cans. 886.5200 642.0070 739.5100 881.9390 Taught by home economist Valerie Moran, the fee is $40. Call 343-2178 for information. ... .- ~ ~ ~~.-.-...... -...... -..... ----....._-_-...__ ------~~------~~-~------~- 14A January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News qood~/da~~ai", Farrner .lack 9 MileRoad near Macl( DOUBLE COUPON ON MANUFACTURERS' C DETAILS CENTS.OFF COUPONS 50 AT Open 24 Hours VAlUED UP TO STORE from 7 a,m. Monday through 10 p,m. 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MondIry through 10 p.m. s.cun:r.y bMIIy ••. m. to 7 p.m. • ----- ...... ~'P'~'lfHll__ft4Il"f....(..., .... -_sf • 5 I,...... 2 7 1 "--,, _. ~;--~ January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News ~m5~55ments-- " .I_I. 15A Pointes experienced a flat assess- clated equally in the Farms. Because the City assessments Assessors don't sef.taxes ment period, according to Grosse Grosse Pointe's Foran said he assessments must mcrease 26.52 went up less than 10 percent pel cent During times eX escalating But the Headlee Amend. Pointe City Treasurer.Assessor doesn't have the manpower to last year, the actual 8.8 percent Dennis Foran. e~aluate each property, so he pr~y values, ~ are, ment limits windfall gains increase in 1989 was not applied WGIOsse PaIUte Park, lIke the .After comparing selling prIces wdl be applying his city's assess- you nught say, seDSltIV~. !rom ri8ee in property taxes to to the assessments So while oods, Fal'ms and Shores, IS ex WIth assessments, the county ment increase to all homeowners While a.seessments are rae- the inflation rate. Therefore. if homeowners noticed an mcrease bfllencmg Its second year of dou- comes up with a factor for each equally. Whde the CIty's In- tors in determining the inllaiion. 4.8 percent, the in theIr state equalized value e digit asse!>sment mcreases. community. The factor mandates crease is the highest among the amount of taxes homeowners above total tax rate under last year, the assessments stayed CIty Manager Dale Krajmak by what percentage the total Pointes, Foran pomts out tl at pay, the assessors are quick to Headlee weu.ld have to be reo the same. This year, however, Said the city IS Just completmg community's assessment must be the average over two years _ point out that they don't set duced to 4UU nulls, and the the assessments must be in. an 18 month Ieassessment of all increased. A factor of 1.12, for 125 percent - is comparable to the tax rate. homeowner wOuld pay $5,240, creased to equal SEVs, so while Its Plopeltles, so the appropriate example, means the total com- the other communities. SEVs WIll go up 16.25 percent, which 16 an increase of 4.8 munity assessment has to be in- assessment IUCIeases can be bro. The tax rate is expressed in percent and consistent WIth creased 12 percent. ken down not only to mdlVldual 80 many mIlls per $1,000 of the wnswner price index. nelghbol hoods, but to mdlvldual assesaed value. For example, If taxing bodies want to ov. The local assessors can either home!> apply the factor to all properties 1990assessment increases the owner of a home 8.88eII8lld erride Headlee and have a tax eve~ly, or th~y can evaluate pro- GlOsse PolUte ShOl'es does not at $100,000 and a tax rate of rate that exceeds the inflatIOn pertIes or neIghborhoods individ- Tentative increase % 50 mills wDUld pay $5,000 rate, they have to seek voter have ItS own assessor, accordmg (100 x 50) in property taxes approval. ually, with some assessments in- City to VIllage Manager.Treasurer creased more than the county- 1989 1990 Michael Kenyon, so an assessor If the assessment is in- The bottom lme, asse!>SOrs mandated average and some m the county's equalizatIOn de- creased 10 percent to say, is that they aren't respon. less. GROSSE POINTE CITY paltment will apply the assess- .$UO,OOO and the tax rate reo Sible for higher taxes. If any- Grosse Pointe Woods ComJr 8.8 16.25 ment mClease In Grosse Pomte mains the same, then the thing they're the tne88enge. b troller.Treasurer Clifford Maison Township above homeowner's taxes of IJQOd news: Higher assess- said the Woods will conduct its GROSSE POINTE FARMS 10.4 woWd mcrease to $5,500 (110 menta mean higher property own sales study before applying 13.72 Homeowners should receIve x 50), The taxing bodies would values and better investments notice of theIr new assessments the assessment increases. He enjoy a "windfall" tax gain «, fer tJIe homeowners. GROSSE POINTE PARK . and SEVs In late February or said homes in some parts of the 12.1 $500. ,,". :\i."A<.'".." ,"J~ r1~!-ii1- ","7" John. Mmms 15.75 early March At that time they . r .l'-\;f... .. Y city appreciate in value more will also be able to challenge than others, so the city will be GROSSE POINTE SHORES divided into districts and the as- 13.4 14.21 thell' assessments before their Boards of ReVIew. If theIr chal- sessment increases in each diS- GET READY TO "PLAY BALL" trict will vary. GROSSE POINTE WOODS lenges are successful, their as- 12.8 12.0 sessments are reduced accord- Farms Controller-Treasurer Ingly GROSSE POINTE PARK Carrol Lock said some properties HARPER WOODS LITTLE LEAGUE will be looked at individually, 9.0 8.1 The 1990 assessments WIll be but for the most part he will aJr used to calculate the summel' CHILDREN AGES 7-12 ply the assessment increase and wmter property tax bills, Born between 8-1-77 and 7-31-83 across the board. He said most Source: Wayne Co. Dept. of Equalization though the actual tax rates _ residential properties appre. Note: Refers to residential assessments only. mills - have to be determined by the taxIng bodIes, such as the REGISTRATION: citIes, schools and county TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 13 7:00-9:00 P.M. Confrontations WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 over snow 7:00-9:00 P.M. Honored AT in City, Woods Elizabeth Johnston and Michael Spcmich of Grosse Pierce Middle School Police were called in separate PolDte were honored at a incidents involvmg snow reo reception hosted by U.S. (back entrance) moval in the City and Woods Sen. DoDClld W. RIegle in Dec. 21. Warren. A total of 43 Michi- • Fees: $45 00 single; $70.00 family At 9:35 a.m., a Grosse Pointe gan students were nomi- • ~ bring child's birth certificate City snow plow operator reo Dated by Riegle to atteDd • Open to Grosse Pointe Park residents only 1\ ' quested police assistance in plow- one of the four senice acad- • Player Evaluation Date: March 4, 199o--Grosse POinte South •~ ing Lakeland south of Jefferson. emies. JohDston and Span- High School. Major League candidates are required to attend; lch have been nominated by Minor League candidates urged to attend. No Instructional ~ The snow plow driver reported ; that a resident there was refus- Riegle to the United States League evaluations. More Information at registration ing to allow the plow down the Naval Academy and the • Managers, coaches and helpers needed - sign up at registration , street. A police car was dis- United. States Air Fore. { patched to escort the snow plow Academy. respectively. It's Your litt'e league - Get Involved I down Lakeland. 8 \1-. -...-- ;"...-.,., - While the police were escort- ....<""" ing the snow plow, an unidenti- fied man stepped out into the middle of the street and refused 'I to move, forcing the police car and snow plow to stop, according Complete Dental Care to police reports. The irate resi. dent threatened to report the p0- for Adults and Children lice officers to Mayor Lorenzo D. Browning. When the man walked from in front of the police car and began yelling at the snow plow driver, one police officer told the driver The HIGHEST Money Market Rate to ignore the man and continue plowing the street. The man told Among Major Financial Institutions I the officer he would be sorry he said that. inthe Detroit Metropolitan Area for According to police, the man didn't want the snow plow 305 , dumping snow in his driveway. The Woods incident occurred Consecutive Weeks Jeffrey B. Faycurry, D.D.S. • John]. Kozicki, D.D.S. I, at 3 p.m. when a resident in the I::'\STA~T LIQU IDITY 1500 block of Fairholme threat- • Accepting New Patients ened to use a shotgun if his INTEREST RATES AS OF 1-17-90 ; neighbor shoveled snow on his • Most Insurance Plans Accepted lawn. FINANCIAL INSTITUTiONS MONEY MARKET RATES' • Days, Evenings and Saturdays Available A 21.year-old Fairholme man reported to police that his neigh. Franklin Savings 6,65 bor threatened him with a shot- NafJoool Bank of Detroit 650 21409 Kelly Rd., East Detroit, MI 48021 gun for shoveling snow on his Monufacturers 625 " lawn The neighbor, a 47.year- Comenco 610 on Kelly between 8 & 9 Mile (313) 772-1414 old, said he told the younger First Federal SavIngs Bonlc & Trust man: "If this happens again, I'll 615 Michlgcn NotJonoI of Detroit take out my shotgun and take 600 Standad Federcl care of it," according to police 600 reports. First Federcl of MIChigan 600 The younger neighbor, who is Firstof Amenca 540 .1loted on $10.000 dopoolt. s..... ""n,mum deposlt ""lU,...."."" ... ~be 10".., living with is father on Fall'- H,.htt "" .. _~ be ... ,lable fo< laf'Jl Gordon Buehrig Leland. Mr Betzlng IS Survived b h' and Barbara Fenech; and a first president of the Women's The same yea!, he 'I as Iecog \\ dc, June M.; a daughter Y IS A memonal sel vIce for Gordon A brother, Charles. ASSOCIationfor the Detroit Insti. nlzed as a pIOneer III the use of Dehaan, a son, WIlliam' o~ nn Buehng, 85, of Grosse POinte Mr. Knost's ashes were m. tute of Ophthalmology, president plastIcs m automobiles by the tel, and five gJ:andchildr~n. e SIS. Woods, will be held at 11 am terred m Forest Lawfl Cemetery, of Project Hope; a member of the SocIety of PlastICS Engll1ePI" BurJaI was In Res"~r t on Saturday, Jan 27, at Imman. ' .... ec IOn Detroit. Women's ASSOCiationfor the De. In i986, MI Buehllg Iecelved Cen1l'tery, CImton Township uel Lutheran Church, 13031 MemOrial contributions may troit Symphony Orchestra and a fello\\ !,T]ade membell>hIp 111 MemorIal contnbutlOns 'ma Chandler Park Dllve, cm ner of be made to the AmerIcan Liver an active member of the Ameri. the SocIetv of Automotl\ e Engl bE' made to the Leader Dogs f~ DIckerson, 111 DetlOlt Foundation, 998 Pompton Ave, can Lung Association, Heel'Sand 'Wd" !,'ld.lltcd an honol the Blmd In Rochester or th MI' Buehng dIed Monday, Cedar Grove, N,J. 07009 Mrs. Sattler is survived by a ary doctOlate by AUiOIa Unl\el C.1pUChIIlMonastery In DetroIt e Jan. 22, 1990, m hIS GlOsse daughter, Judith Cox, and two slty All dngements were made by POinte Woods home He was Mabel Sattler grandchildren Two ,Cat S latcl, he \\ a~ I}l(' A H Petel s Funeral Home In 111 She was prececeased by her born Mason CIty, III 1904 111 Glosse Pomte Woods. elected thc 1988 Lilpj Ime A memOrIal servIce for Mabel husband, Herman Sattler, one Known as one of the Idst great Achievement A\\ This isexactly the same as ~urs. 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"'~r 2 J .'\111 I!Jii • -"----...,,..1...._.------....- ... .. anuary 25, 1990 roue Pointe News 17A Matthew Mark West been an awful lot of fun and has terred at Christ Church, Grosse tlStry given me an aWful lot of satisfac- He was employed by Dawson Services for Matthew Mark Pointe Farms. tion," he saId "I've enJoyed Dr QUinn IS survived by his Industries In Wan'en, MlCh, Ie mont Nursmg Center She was ~test, 33, of Grosse Pomte Park, Memorial contributions ma)' every minute of It " WIfe, Clal'a MarIe De Weese; til'lng In 1989 MI' Bemackl wa~ born 10 DetroIt. were held Monday, Jan. 22 at St. be made to the All Saints Fund A membel' of the Masons fOI' daughtel'S, Dr Carol J, Momca a paltner m the CPA firm of A graduate of NOIthem lhgh Ambrose Catholic Church in of Chl'ist Church. many years, Mr. Johns also be- QUinn Locke and Janet E.; SIX Lawl ence and Schuddcr In De- School III DetlOlt and a 1923 Grosse Pointe Park. Anangements were made by longed to the Kappa Gamma Psi grandchildren; and two great. trOIt until 1969 graduate of the Umvel'sity d' \ Mr. West died Thursday, Jan. the Chas. Verheyden Funeral grandchlldt en Michigan, Ml s. Schmitz wus 18, 1990 in Grosse Pointe Park. fl'atermty whIle studymg at the Mr Bernacki was an executIve Home, Grosse Pointe Park. 01. QUinn's ashes WIll be in- WIth the SchmItz archItect fillll A graduate of Denby HIgh New England Conservatory. He member of the Detloll Athletic terred In Elmwood Cemetery hom 1934 untll1984 School m Detroit, Mr. West also belonged to Beta Kappa Club, a membel of the OIOSse Sigma, the bUSiness school honor William T. Quinn, D.D.S Memorial contl'lbutlOns may Pointe Se11101Men'[, Club and MIS Schmitz was the fill-ot society at Boston UDlverslty. be made to the Umverslty of De- the Kmghts of Columbus at OUI woman UJ clutect to be reglstell.d Services for WlIliam T. Quinn Mr. Johns eaJ'ned a bachelor's trOit Schoolof Dentistry Scholar- Lady Star of the Sea Catholic III Michigan D.D.S., 80, of Grosse Pointe degree In bUSiness admmistra- shIp Fund, 2985 E. Jefferson, Church In GlOsse POlllte Woods A membel of the Glosse Woods, WIll be held today, tlOn from Boston Umverslty DetlOlt, Mlch 48207 Survivors mclude hIS WIfe, POlllte Garden Center and the Thw'sday, Jan 25 at Grosse while dnecting the Wollaston Arrangements were made by ClaIre, a daughter, Claue Ann, OlOSse Pomte Garden Club, MI" Glee Club Pomte United MethodIst Church the Chas. Verheyden Funeral sons, Edward G, Frank J and &lullltz was a life membel of 10 Grosse POinte Woods Besides hiS long affiliatIOn Home, Grosse Pomte Park James S , and ~IX gl andchIldren the Kappa Kappa Gamma SOl 01 Dr Qumn dIed Monday, Jan. WIth the Masons, MI' Johns was BUllal was In Holy Sepulchl e Ity, selVlOg for many year::. Bellml offers European crafted baby and chlldren's furniture. unique beddmg and accessories, and prOVides outstandmg quality and deSign % 1875 S. Wood~ard • Birmingham. 1 block north of 14 Mile OFF Our on~lIlal pm <,<,* Ricbard B. Joims credit manager for General Elec. IS IN THE AIR A1\; NOW WITH tric and was with the company for 37 years. He retired in 1985. ALLEMON'S FLORIST WARREN AVE. BIGGER SAVINGS. Mr. Johns was well known m the community for his director. ship of the Grosse POInte Com. -FEATURED FLOWER munity Chorus for 23 years. He FRESH 10 for was also choir director at Grosse 89~each or Pointe Woods Prebyterian TULIPS Church for 2,15years. $6.99 As a teenager, Mr Johns wanted to pursue a career in music. But after serving In the FRESH DAFFODILS U.S. Air Force during World War II, more practical concerns 99 L'pdHte(Jclassic c10lhillg for womeJl. overcame him and he made mu. $2. BUNCH OR 2 BU~~HES $5.00 sic his avocation while working ------::::-::-:-;:-:=---;-::=---;;-;-::::;-;-;;--=-::--;,:;~..: ------in General Electric's accounting S~CIAL STORE KOURS Open Thursday January 25 unll 8 D m IT~I~OI\ on,' 'oed! ons w" 'eep "qui" hours I Open SU~day TAKE HOME A BIT OF FLORIDA January 28 O " , January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 18A 'Tremors': A funny, gory horror story o Ie grab mov. unexpected or horrifying here, By Michael Chapp P Special Writer ch.l'[ f1h(,~llngpeand s'\vallow sta- but there IS plenty that could , \l Ie es, h t h f h 111~ t t n wagons Nobody turn t e samac a a squeamlS "11emors': is not .your average tWlldl \ "a 10 t hOlI01' movIe. WhIle it's filled " II here they came f!'Om, ype. knOll be "Tr s" IS gOIng to be out with gor)' sceD:e~ of gruesome ()) III them IS gomg to emor monsters terrorlzmg defenseless and I: Ifou~h But that doesn't of local theaters pretty qUIckly, humans, there can be no doubt all III I J Ie Isn't plenty of tlme which IS probably exactly what nw III t 1C t the producers had In mind. that the mam objective IS to fOl \ lo"e 01 wo Wh I ' b" d make people laugh. I' t) e movIe's sense of humor I e It won t rmg m recor That's not necessanly an easy !' :dkes It work Indeed box office dollars, it will live for- th,l! 11 een the baSIC plot her~ way to establish that fact from ever on video cassette. task ConsIder what we're deal- ll \\e '" t lines most notably 10 pIC- th every be'gInnmg - vIewers. L'k1 e most horror illI ms, It. II1g 1\ Jth A huge, ahen.type, 1 subtel ranean slug lIves in the mdl1 lIke '''Ahen'' and "The aren't hkely to feel as If they're won't be qUite the same on video Ne\'ada de~J't It can't see any- ~~l", But never have we seen bemg cheated. tape. Unlike most other horror thlllg, but It can feel the vibra- ;nge m such an mnocent, self. Despite the laughs, viewers films, the reason for that is not tIOn" of the humans on the sw'- ~te(:~~~"tll1gway who have a hard tIme With blood because you won't be surroun~ed fdte EspeCIally the 14 humans Kone of the charactel's are splllmg as easily as water and by a theater full of screammg \\ ho !Ive m a small town cut off parl1lldm1y smart In this type guts splattenng like mosquitos people. flom the rest of known clvlhza- of film they rarely are. But be- on a wmdshleld may have a dlf. It's because you won't be sur- tlOn cau-e the wnters know that - ficult tIme watchmg thIS pIcture. rounded by a theater full of The gldnt slugs are able to and because they go out of theIr There is nothmg partIcularly laugh 109 people Civil War blacks get long-overdue recognition in 'Glory' By Manan Trainor valOl of that group of men never stops waging his own pri. SpeCial Writer opened the way for 180,000 vate war with army brass until Almost buned in the annals of blacb to Jom the Umon No one hIS regiment has the equipment US hIstory IS the role that could evel doubt the bravery 01' they need, Including weapons. NOIthel n blacks played in wm- dlsclplme of black Amel'lcans af- He becomes one WIth them when nmg the CIvil War. From Montreal tel that charge. he announces that because the 1t was genel'Ully assumed that Up to then black soldIers were army has chosen to pay black "Les Ballets Jazz de Montrea!." a company found~d .in all the fightmg was done by 1972 and dedicated to the fusion of dance and Jazz 10 Its not aSSIgned to combat, but were soldiers less than white soldiers, whIte Union soldIers, but "Glo. kept behInd the hnes as labor. Certain characters stand out. neither he nor any of the officers many forms. will perform at Music Hall Friday and Satur- ry" sets the record straIght with en, In the film's opening se At the head of the line IS Free. will accept their pay day. Jan. 26-27at 8 p.m. with a Saturday matmee,at 2 p.m. a dramatic and powerful presen- The program will feature choreography by BrIan Mac. quence, we see Morgan Freeman man, whose qUIet strength at- Months go by and the 54th tatIOn of events that led to the Donald of Stratford fame. the music of Jelly Roll Morton workmg as a grave digger The tracts the attention of Broderick has not been called into battle. stm mmg of a South Carolma and Stan Kenton. and "Adieux," a piece commissioned by film makes clear that thIS was who raises hIm to the rank of The man are restless and dis. fort 111 1863 by the 54th Massa. the company for the 1988 Montreal International Jazz Festi- not why he or the rest of the master sargeant, making him couraged. After considerable per- chusetts Volunteer Infantry Reg. val with music by Pat Metheny and choreography by Rich- men Jomed the army. They the first black soldier to rise suasion, includIng blackmail, Iment, the first all-black fighting ard Levi. Tickets are priced from $26 to $IC and are on sale wanted to be fighting soldlel s from the ranks. He IS well-cho- Brodenck succeeds in getting 1eglment More than half of at TicketMaster outlets and the Music Hall box office, 963- them lost their lIves Colonel Robertson (Matthew sen It is he who stresses the them deployed. 2366. Students tickets at $5 are available for the matinee. Brodellck), a young Boston Brah- need for the men to be recog- The battle scenes are realistic The battle was lost, the fort Students must have identification. mm, IS aSSigned to lead the umt. mzed and dlgmfied by being is. WIthout being gory. VIewers are not taken, but the sacrifice and HIS first letter home to hIS sued umforms and shoes. It is he brought face to face with the mothel mcludes a request for a who carnes the case of Jenzel high cost paid 10 hves lost as sol. 'A Shayna Maidel' opens at Attic copy of Emerson Washington, a runaway slave dlers from both sides march He approaches hIS assignment who goes AWOL. across a field toward each other, "A Shayna MaIdel," Barbara 1I'lg the AttIC Theatre Box Office with some trepIdation. HIS It IS not only the enlisted men weapons being fired as they go Lebow's play about a Holocaust at 875-8284 friends regard the idea of blacks who are changed by the war and bodies being blown away sm vlvor's reUnlon WIth her fam "A Shayna Maidel" (which on the firmg line as a joke. He is Broderick is changed also. He with each foot of ground covered. lly In Amel'lca, opens at the At means "a pretty girl") was first not sure how to handle this begins his assignment with a Long overdue, Producer Fred- tic Theatre Fl'lday, Feb 2, and presented at the Academy Thea. group of untrained soldIers, most hard-nosed determination to dIe FIelds and Director Ed Swick runs through Sunday, Feb 25 tre in Atlanta where Lebow IS a The play, WIth several aheady of whom are ex-slaves. Once whip his men into shape, but not only have brought to the playwl'lght.m-resldence. After committed, he works tirelessly to gradually he becomes more con. screen a mOVIng, unforgettable sold-out performances, features several other well-received pro. MiIJana Urosev as Lusia, the do the right thing. scious of them as men, not just tn"bute to those black soldiers. 3."0 l:J\GY ductions, It moved to the Off. Although "Glory" delivers the soldiers. who were active participants in survIvor who comes to live with Broadway West Side Arts Thea- important message that blacks The turmng poInt In his atti. their own liberation, but a film her American-raised sister in and 9 pm; and Sundays at 2'30 tre for a successful run fought for their own freedom, tude comes after he has ordered that is awesome in depth and Brooklyn WhIt Vernon plays and 7 pm Lusla IS the focus of the play, much of the force of the film Denzel to be stripped and power Its memorable characters, Mordechall,her father, and New PreVIew ~rformances are on and we see. and feel mamly come~ from its focus on the char. whipped in front of the others. relentless battle scenes details Yorker Karetf'Leiner 1S her SIS- Wednesday an'd-TllUisaaY;::Jfri. thtlough her ejes.l'Her'difficult acti:!r~e""'Wafc'i ..tf~Bf"oome'tbJ'~ IS sh~lPM<'~ 'tliM "'B""".ando I I -.~~--- T---.------,--.-., .., lltF. r • 6 19A riving Miss Daisy' addresses issue of aging with humor I By Marian Trainor as she stands before a gilt-edged Special Writer mirror messed to go out, pausing that she needs hiS help as much In a poetIC processIOn of pow- to tilt her hat at Just the right as he needs the Job and that erful, poIgnant scenes, an el.o- angle We see the reflection of a quent panomma of 25 years In each of them IS lucky to have Southern lady, her head held the other for a fl"iend the hfe of an elegant, deter. high, confident and poIsed. mmed, agmg Jewish matron and As they move through the She IS 75 years old, but she years, they experJence such dra- that of her equally proud and walks to her car with the light matIc experIences as the bomt- patIent black chauffeur w~o step of a girl She climbs mto mg of MISS DaISY's temple She shares those years With her, 18 her post,war Chrysler New realizes that anti-semitIsm can pl'esented In "DriVIng MISS YOlker, turns on the ignition, can't drive It, she won't I'lde m erupt into the same Violence as Daisy," a story that embodIes puts hel foot on the gas, ready to It When Hoke tnes to make black dIscrimination both the courage and fears that dnve out Instead she backs into himself busy with other chores Tandy creates an unforgetta- older people have of loss of pri- the garage across the street, de. - gardenmg, dustmg hght fix. ble MISS Daisy. Her every ges- vacy, of facultIes, of independ- stroymg It and the car. From tures or cleamng the silver, she ture, her every move and expres- ence and of being a burden. that pomt on, hfe will never be cUltly orders him to stop. When sIOn mfuses the role With a The lovely and stately Jessica the same for MISSDaiSY. he admires plctUl'es of classes pleclse and studied eloquence Tandy as Miss Daisy brings to Her car has been her contact she taught when she was teach. Freeman, one of the screen's fin. the role a luminous dignity that With the outside world. We see mg, she orders him not to poke est actors, IS outstandmg as the matches the lustrous tone of the how much she realizes that loss into her bus mess When he goes proud and gemal Hoke film In her face as she peers out at to the kitchen to help the cook, Adapted by Alfred Ubly from the crowd gathered around from Ardella (Esther Rolle), she scolds hIS PulItzer Prize-wmnIng play, Morgan Freeman as Hoke IS behmd her lace curtams. him for keepmg her from hel' the film brilhantlv addresses the the soul of self possession as the Her mlddle.age son, Boolie, work. umVel sal tI'uth of what It means chauffeur who WInS Miss DaISy played by Dan Aykroyd, who ThiS goes on until one. day, to grow old It IS not often that over from her firm, staid resis- tries to please hiS mother with. Hoke decides to nde alongside of members of a movIe audience tance of his help with a quiet out much success, buys her a her as she makes a display of react With such appreCiatIOn as I persistence laced with humor. snazzy 1948 Hudson, but InsIsts herself walkmg t~ the Piggly saw expressed for "Dnvmg MISS ':1 Audiences love them both from on hIrmg a dr'"Iver lor her. She WIgglyh Andd so begInS a serJes. bof DaISY". They stood up and ,l: the beginning. Miss Daisy is dif- refuses with the excuse that her tou.c an go compromises y clapped ,~ ficult but never mean. Hoke is friends will think she is a nch DaiSYfirst, on the baSIS ~hat I~IS <' BooUe Werthan (Dan Ayuoyd) stands wI'th b'- mother. South. pleasant and JOVial but never w m h' h sh . Just common sense to rIde WIth ~-ern matron Daisy Werthan (Jessica Tandy) and... her chauffeur. subservient. °However,an, w ICwhene IS ' e car ar- kHoke, thenh laterh asbetheyte come hto In t~ th~ar,~ dmrrct t h ' o(l the stalwart and wise Hoke Colburn (Morgan Freeman) in front In the first frame, Tandy es. rives, Hoke is at the wheel, but n~w eac t~t te~ ~ter on ~; :of their mansion In "DriVing Miss Daisy:' tablished Miss DaiSY's Identity Miss DaiSY stands firm: IT she rea IZatlOn a espl ihell' I- Mr. • ference In status, they both FiSher, Foll, Mikes k:SWlngto the music of '30s '40s at Henr" Ford Museum s~are the fraIlties that come Masoruc Temple, I . . J..,. WIth aging. Indeed at one pomt, Orchestra.Hall ~,~)'iN When Henry Ford Museum strate the era's fashionable VISItors a chance to trip, skip, mg programs Include: "What We Hoke, who increasIngly becomes :,' gets "In the Mood" Jan 27 and dances from the fox trot to the hop, jitterbug, jive or Jump to the Wore' Aprons to Zoot Suits" on more outspoken as the assocla- 28, visitors can really strut their jitterbug The performers WIll sounds that made the dance pal- Feb. 24 and 25, and "Henry tIon becomes closer, tells her Lunch. Dinner. Cocktails stuff across its polished teak then lead novices through the aces of America great! Ford Museum Live! Sounds of 6064 Woodwlrd • DetroIt ~.., floors. dance steps before Invitmg all "Henry Ford Museum LIve! Rock 'n' Roll" on March 17 and 171-67D I'~ "Henry Ford Museum Live! visitors to trip the light fantas- Sounds of Swing" is the first of 18. Sounds of Swing" weekend, fea- tic many "Special Weekends" sched- There IS no charge for special turing popular music and dance For those who enjoy a chal- uled at Henry Ford Museum & weekend actiVIties beyond regu- of the 19308 and '40s, will focus lenge, an Amateur Dance Con. Greenfield Village in 1990. lar museum admission. Henry RAM1S HORN WHERE EAST IIEET8 'NUT on the days when big bands, test will be held each afternoon These weekends reflect both the Ford Museum & Greenfield ViI- crooners and dance marathons at 3 p.m. After an opportunity to scope of the museum's collections lage is located in Dearborn, at RESTAURANT were all the rage practice therr swing.step, couples and visitors' interests, with ac- Oakwood Boulevard and Village 885-1902 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR The joint starts JumpIng on can compete to the sounds of tlvitles rangIng from small, inti. Road, Just west of the Southfield DAILY DINNER SPECIALS: both Saturday and Sunday at 11 sWing for a parr of dinner/thea- mate demonstratIOns to major, Freeway (M-39) and south of 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only a m. with the Hotel Savarine So- ter tickets to any performance of large-scale productions. Upcom. Michigan Avenue (U.S. 12). SUNDA Y BUFFET BRUNCH ciety Orchestra playing musIc "John Loves Mary" at the HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY o FRESH OUELEnES from the 1930s. Later in the day, Henry Ford Museum Theatre WE ARE FAMOUS kx OUR DESSERTS' • EGGS BENEDICT • FRESH ALL YOU CAN EAT SHRIMP the Skyliners Will have viSItors (running Feb. 2 through March Banish winter doldrums WEIGHT Senior Citizen PLUS MUCH MOREl '" hebopping to the big band sound. 17). WATCHERS Age 65 ADULlS 10.95/Chlldren 5.95 ViSitors can enjoy watchmg The program for each day, al. at Greenfield Village Frosted Treat Discount lOOk 10:36 I.m .• 2 p.m. Re.. Iccepled & Desserts dance company Black Tie swivel, ternating between dance perf or- Mimmum Ord8f $2 50 10% OFF SUNDAY BRUNCH The holidays may be Just a Lo Cal Menu turn and famt to hve and re- mances, mstructlon, open danc- seum & Greenfield Village In With TIMa ADI corded musIc as they demon- ing and competItion, offers memory, but a variety of winter Dearborn offer an opportunity to NOW AVAILABLE actIvities at Henry Ford Mu. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MENU LUNCH & DINNER SERVED warm up and chase away the blues. Whafs new at the Horn? CrOissants, PtANO ENTERTAINMENT Stir Frys. Fresh Vag cooked to order, MON. SAT Just as the last strings of Chicken Breasts. ChICken Of Tuna Salad, S.E. CORNER of 11 MILE & 1.75 Vag, Ham & Cheddar, Shnmp StIr Fry. Christmas' lights are tucked r Submanne SandwlCheli away for another year, Hemy Ford Museum is gearing up for the first special weekend of the year. On Jan. 27 and 28, "Henry Ford Museum Live! The Sounds of Swing" brings the musIc of FREE the 1930s and 408 into the mu. INTRODUCTORY seum. VIsitors will jive to the beat of a swing orchestra and SCUBA CLASS the jitterbug will live again! - All Equipment Provided _ Museum visitors will see CALL FOR DETAILS everything from punk rockers to sophisticated, bustled and corset- ~ Equipment Sales • Service ted ladies on Feb. 24 and 25. • Rentals • Air Fills. Travel "What We Wore: Aprons to Zoot Suits," will offer an in-depth look at how Americans have SEA-SIDE DIVE SHOP clothed themselved through the 28612 Harper (at Martin) S.C.S. centuries and the lifetstyles those garments might have en- hanced. 772-7676 From rockabilly to pop to Mo- town, visitors will hear it all at Enchanted evening "Henry Ford Museum Live! The Sounds of Rock 'n' Roll" March Adding a kick to their songs are members of a New York-based vocal troupe who will sing 17 and lB. Live performances by the most memorable Rodgers and Hammerstein hits in their "Some Enchanted Evening" caval. local groups will have the mu. cade at Macomb Center for the Performing Arts. They will appear in concert at 8 p.m. Friday seum shaking to its foundations. and Saturday. Jan. 26-21. and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 28. Tickets at $18 for adults and $16 for students and senior citizens may be obtained at the cente~'. box office or reserved on credit For more information on win. card by calling 286-2222. Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m, The center is located ter activities at Henry Ford Mu- on the Center Campus of Macomb Community College at Hall (M-59) and Garfield roads in seum & Greenfield VIllage, call Clinton Township. 271.1976 for a recorded message IIed IAN 2~ 730Q!Tl or 271-1620. All rod... 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SUNDAY-1 to 4 PM Prime Rib 5.95 &o.tOl'l ScrocI 5.95 seroed au ~$ New Englond's finest, broiled In Sweel butte' New YOt'k Strip 5.95 broIled 10 order FI'OI Le 5.95 SKI SHOPS IIghlly coaled In flour and oeLOOMRELD HK.LS'~'>4o WOODWM1D., SQua'e La'e Ad 33I-0I03 Chopped Sirloin 5 95 deep fried golden brown -"INGHAM: 101 TOWNSEND to'ner ~1P",ree 644-5150 served wflh fresh bultered -FLINT 4261 MlllEA a,ro"'romGe,es",, V."eyMa" 313.732.5S60 mushrooms Stuffed filet Sole 5.95 oLlVONIA/REDFORD. 142' I rELEGRAPH a' 'hoJe"''''' FWy 534.1200 lender/IIelltuffed wllh .MT.CLEMENS '216 S GRATIOT hall m 'e nOl,hol'6 M 463-3120 Stuffed Chicken Bre •• t ...... 595 crabmeat -EAST DETROIT ?~30' KEll Y De_en e & 9 M, 771.7020 baked unlll golden brown oNOYI TOWN CENTER SO"'hOII96on Noy, RoM",Grana Ryer 347.3323 oANN ARIIOf'.333bWASHTfNAW .... SIOIU S 23 liT.: I'MO Art en'ree. 'nclude soup or 'Glad, bakH po'o'o 'FAAMtNGTON HILLS 27847 OnCHAAD l"'KE AD "'2 M 553-1515 MIlt" .011,. CNam or vege'oble, roll end blltt.,. O!'£N DAilY 'o-!Pm SAT 10.5 3OIIftI. SUN 12 50m OYISAoMASTEIICAAOoD!SCOVER.OtNERS'AM EXPMSS Wl:lCOME I>A1CESGOOO rHllu 1/3'/10 VOID ON HOUDAYS ...... -...... - ~-.-...... '...... "'I""'_._4 ...'...... ,•...,.p ..,,_ ..... _q ..q_ January 25, 1990 20A Grosse Pointe News • She tests the business waters pure spring waters, that 15 By Ronald J. Bernas but don't ask - she won't dlS daunted others There ai' product as bemg "pUle, refresh- Staff Wnter close the exact locatIOn 450 botthng plants In the eUsomde lIlg and smooth," It's clearer, The facts speak fm them "You can no langei be SUIe StdttS' tl1at PIO. duce more IlIteth too, than most tap waters selves that the stuff that comes out of 600 dlfTelent brands of an Currently she has a mini.bot. Seventy.five pel cent of the \ddltlOnally there are 50 bwatedl yoU!' faucet IS safe," she SaId ran s tling facllity set up in Harbor ealth's sudaec IS covered with And she ought to know of IInported bottled water. Springs and plans on going into watel, but 97 percent IS salty, But these facts raised h and therefore undrInkable Most The 1989 f,'1aduate of Umvel el'Spu' full productIOn In the spl'mg, She It" the bottled water Ind t of the three percent that IS fI esh SIt" of Michigan Deal bOln de\ el d $2 billion mdustry Whl'uhs;Y IS IS test marketmg the water _ IS In glaclel form, leaVIng only op~d an lIltel est III dllnkmg \\ a 9~5 1985 e 11'001 whIch sells for $2.25 for a two- I. I, to mel'eased b 30 one percent \\ hlch IS potable 1\ tel' hen she chose watel as d PCI ccnt Y 0 Iltel' bottle - m smaller food Recent studies show that >ubJect fOl a polItical sCIence malkets and drug stores locally. much of that water IS contanu class I esearch pioJect Thel e was no maJol' drou ht "The pnce IS comparative to nated due to chemicals and the t'lthel:' she said, which m~ht other bottled water, and will amount of garbage In landfills That wa;, a fell \ eal sago dlWUllt for such an Increase When she had to de~If,'11a mal eventually go down after I go It's anothel eAample of "wa IIl<.,tead,people have an InCl'eas mto full productIOn," she said. tel', water everywhel e and not a ketmg plan fOI a non ell.l;,tent IIlg m\ areness of what thell' drop to dllnk plOdllct for anothet college c1a~s dllllhlllg \\ ateI' contams " Already bevel'age dlstnbuters And ~p. Jostens, Inc Iecently announced It has mducted Bob Berschback of GlOsse Pomte Park as one of the company's top sales representa. ONLY! tl\ es natIOnally Berschback has been WIth Jostens, the world's larg- Thursday., ,lOam. 9pm est pioducel of school yearbooks, for 17 years, National recognitIOn Friday, . , • , .10am '9pm as a top sales Iepl esentatlve IS earned by Prmtmg and Publishmg Saturday. ,. lOam. 6pm DI\-ISIOnIepl esentatIVes who have consIstently demonstrated sales Sulldly ..... NODHpm e\cellence and contlllUlllg quallty servIce to Jostens' customers MDnday ,.' ,10am. 9pm I ~_!11inD~. Michael V. Howe was appointed general man- ager fOJthe Chrysler-Plymouth Division of Chrys. OUR ENTIRE SELECTION OF NAME BRAND CARPETS: leI Motors Corp m November_ He is responsible for all advertiSIng, merchandising, market-plan- • Lees • Monsanto • Karastan • Carpet One • Galaxy • Bigelow nlllg and strategIc planmng for the Chrysler- • Stainmaster • Evans Black • Cabin Crafts • Anso V • Queen • Coronet Plymouth dIVISion He joined Chrysler In June 1981 as Chrysler-Plymouth advertlsmg manager I\Jost lecently, he served as general marketmg QUALITY VINYLS FROM: HARDWOOD FLOORING FROM: • Armstrong 4 Tarkett • Mannington • Congoleum manager, Plymouth, He also served as national • Bruce • Tarkett • Mannington • Hartco adveltlsmg manager, Chrysler-Plymouth. He lives III Glosse POlllte Farms Howe EVERY REMNANT! EVERY AREA RUGI EVERY DELMAR WINDOW TREATMENTI Da\\ n M. Hogan completed flnd passed the July 1989 Michigan Bm exam and subsequentl) became the most recent associate to Jom thc DetlOlt la\\ fil m of Benoy, Moorman, King & Hudson, PC Ho gall b'"lddudted from Umverslty Liggett School in 1982 and the Jdme~ :-'Jadl~onCollege at Michigan State University III 1986. She h'"l DOOR BUSTER #2 DOOR BUSTER #3 Han-Eung Kim of Grosse Pomte Shores was Save 37%1 Karastan's 1 ecently promoted to director of computer deSign Save 43%\ Carpet One's Rich Save 62%1 No-Wax for Pangborn DeSIgn, Ltd. He has been WIth the , company for one year, serving as a graphiC and SlllNMAS1ER PWSH 'FOOTPR,IIT fREE' SAXONy COlSOLEUM VINYL mdustnal deSigner. Kim has won numerous AegUlar$2999 awards for hiS work, includmg the prestIgIous RegularS2199 55 sq yd Installed $18 8 Regular $14.50 sq yd Inslalled $12 S4 yd now only Honor Student Pnze from the Korean Mimster of 9 sqyd now only In~1Jl\ed now only EducatIOn as WE'll as the Korean Industnal De- ,~ Available rn 10 COlors $54' Kim signers' ASSOCIation Exhibttion Encouragement 1 200 SQu'" a'os on hand 950 square yards to selll l Monsanto Wear.Dated nyton PII/t Laura Mysliwiec was promoted to senior 10 Yea :"8 G"8'antee Popular panern! and styles de'llilll'l PI 011' to thiS appomtment, MysliWiec 'iCI\ ((i ,I, a de'ilgner at Pangborn Design for two ) eal, A ,.,rraduate of the Center for Creative Stud. ------=~------:::------• FLEX,.. J',G •• J __ It'~ ~h ~ll\\ICCholds a bachelor of fine arts degree (0B k I-Tit: ~~~~~[:::[;:C:4~=::: ::~;: ,.,.IIJ '- 90 DAYS EC W .{U~lO' TOIl~WlI' 34910G"I,ol 791 1310 ~A':"''':::/_I III nd\ ('111"mg deSign She IS a reSident of Grosse SAMEASCASH .!IlDfotlO 2~1 1\ 8 ~11"14 J"l9~ ~ 0P.tfI( CiM4ICC"t, Pomtt' Pal k ". ,,~ .,.. • OUIlIO«~ n[lGnTS 24430 rord Rd 1'4 '9!10 • --'M, ., .Ul'OniA 151HPlymoulhRd 4116800 ...... flOIU, ...... IMlIIIJCPMII •• ~ .. - 'E~~NSrmr • T4HotI 13011 (urtk. M Ie, 2IJO .. ~1.:t'.1~";. • 5' (lA'" SltOlU5 nOlO "'actl A\t 7118616 ,,:~ ..::''::.. • 'OfilCOMMER(:'AL INtTALLATIOM CAL.LOUftCOffTIIt..crorn H5-7aOO :::::---; -'-"I-c"",,-,-;;;585 i(J(J() STOAt ItOlJItS: 1'I0NDAYfRIDAY 10 am to 9 pm SATURDAY 10 am 106 pm SUNDAY Noon to S pm Mysliwiec: • 'i,- n • • ~.-,_. --1-'-~ anuary 25, 1990 rosse Pointe News ~ 21A One onceptof the most interestingcars abound at auto show, offer look at future Just like what it IS, a high. cets of auto shows IS the peek pel{ormance "w"agster" truck to the future afforded by the braking and accelerating, It was Pel'haps the most unique con- top-lIne Ford Falcon). concept cars" and special "show cept vehicle at the show was powered by a gas turbine engine, The industry turned to more n," dl!>played by val'ious man It had a smgle big fin and twin acturel s Chrysler Corp's Voyager III, a pressing problems of safety, two palt vehICle with a three. plastic-bubble canopies for drIVer emIssions and fuel economy in Over the yea! s, they have seat 104-Inch.long commute .. cal' and passenger, and a drag brake the '70s and '80s, then started inted at future technologICal that opened In the rear. None of whIch can pull 01' be disengaged buddmg dream cars again a cou. evelopments dnd at stylIng from a real' Ul1lt which makes it these features ever got mto pro- pIe years ago One of them was rends Sometimes they gIVe a ductlon (except for the name), mto a van With both parts 111 the PontIac Trans Sport mini. alse !>Ignal, but sometimes they place It IS roughly the length of but the car created a sensation van, now in productIOn. Another o mto productIOn, too The last a stretch mmlvan on the show Circuit. was the Dodge Dakota converti. two years of DetroIt's North By Richard Wright But some did get mto produc. ble, also now in productIOn. Amencan Intel natIOnal Auto tion The Nomad station wagon How many of this year's con- Show have heen partIcularly nch made It as part of the '55 Chev- cept car crop WIll make it into in concept car!>,both fmm abroad rolet lineup, the Ford Mystere production? Probably a few But and fl om AmellCan makers became pretty much the '57 Ford certainly many of the innova- What can we glean from thIS and the '57 Lmcoln looked a lot tions will show up. Dream cars yea! '" crop of concept cars? It IS lIke a dream car called the Fu- are commg; some are already alwdy" ll!>ky to pi edIct, but It is tura Oater a model name for the here cledl that thel e are sporty fun tl ucks, fOul-passenger sports cars ann hemltIful but practIcal fam- ily vehIcles m our future. Aero- City of tmand two trucks, whIle Ford Mo. Chrysler Motors Vice President of Product Design Thomas C. ~le. left. accepts AutoWeek's Belt Proposals for the purchase and rehabilitatIon will be accepted until Co showed two cars and two in Show award for the Eagle Optima concept car from Editor Matt DeLorenzo. Thursday, February 8, 1990 at 10.00 A M at the Grosse POinte Park Mumclpal Bul1dlng, 15115 East Jefferson, Grosse Pom~ tl ucks The Eagle Optima IS an at- . a horizontal grIlle, wraparound Cadillac, thus touching off one of Park, MIchigan 48230 Interested persons should cont~ct Je The Pontiac Sunfile IS a four- tempt to make a four.door sedan bumpers, retractable headlamps, the strangest stylmg trends ever. Mueller, AdministratIve ASSIstant at 822-5020 for further mforma. passengel' sports car WIth a two- look like a sports car and It suc- pushbutton doors, power win- The LeSabre IS pure '50s, an ac. tlon. hter, 16 valve, I four-cylinder en- ceeds very well WIth Its "cab for- dows, no running boards and curate peek at what was to come glne rated at 190 horsepower ward" approach. It was CIted as front fenders that ran back into with ItS tall fins, ItS wraparound DALE KRAJNIAK But thf\! most mterestmg fea- the best concept car at the show the door It was a concept car windshield and its bullet-nose City Clerk twes of the car are ItS calbon-fi- by AutoWeek magazme much of which made It Into pro- grIlle It never went into produc. GPN: 1/25/90 & 2/1/90 bel' plastic body panels and its The Dodge Daytona R!I' IS a duction. hon, but many of its features did unusual extenor lIght 109 place- hIgh-performance all-wheel-drlve One of the most famous con- and so dId ItS name. ment, at the base of the wmd. version of the Daytona The cept cars was the LeSabre, bUIlt In 1954, GM bul1t the Firebird shIeld Dodge LRT convertible pickup m 1951 and inspIred by the P-3B I, a radIcal look at a future that (NOTE: Following IS the text of Ordinance No. 257 adopted by the The BUIck Bolero, CadJllac looks lIke a very muscular ver fighter plane that had also has not arrIved yet It had a sm- CIty CounCil of Grosse Pointe at a regular meetmg held January Aw"ora and Oldsmoblle Expres- SIOn of the Dakota convertible moved GM top deSIgner Harley gle stIck control system that per. 15,1990 ) slOn are three hmts at what lux. pIckup and WIth a V-g under ItS Earl to put tallfins on the '48 formed the functions of steering, ury and famJly cal's from these hood it undoubtedly is. Chrysler City of diVIsions wIll look hke m the also showed a Jeep Cherokee <5rOS.!it'oinlt Michigan '90s All are sleek and aerodyn. convertIble to test publIc reac. ORDINANCE NO. 257 amIC and none look anything tion in much the way It gave a lIke present models glimpse of the Dakota convertI. AN ORDINANCE TO CHANGE THE DISTRICT BOUNDARIES From GMC Truck comes the hIe a couple years ago OF ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Transcend, a fUll-SIZe pickup . Concept cars and show cars PURSUANT TO SECTION 5.187 OF CHAPl'ER 51 OF TITLE V With retractable harcl40p and cab have been a staple of Detroit Sft«iat ~ OF THE GROSSE POINTE CITY CODE, WHICH CHANGES A and bed as a single umt, and the since General Motors created the 'Decorative painting for your waifs, trim, CERTAIN ZONING DISTRICT FROM R-1B, SINGLE.FAMILY Mahalo, a wildly pamted com. first one m 1937, the so-called RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, TO R-2, TWO-FAMILY RESD;>ENTlAL mant{es, mirrors, etc. :!"awcmar(,(e, featner, DISTRICT, ON THE ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF GROSSE pact show tmck GM said "Ma- "Y Job." BUIlt on a BUICk chas POINTE halo" means "hang loose" In SIS, It didn't look much like vertiigris anti stone are afew of tne custom HawaIIan, but experts say that BUlcks of that era, although you finisfies I can.create for you. THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE ORDAINS IS not what It means at all CIe- would Immed1ate~ rec0m!lze It I dtmg d mIni-flap "'wniC£'un~it;ed 'as~a~1iiiick'now,ubeCause:sUick!s , I I 1 That the DistrIct Boundaries of Zomng Ordmance of the Clty of the truck far more publlClty than of the late '40s and early '50s '!J(atliy 886-6521' Grosse Pomte referred to as SectlOn 5.18'i of Chapter 51 of TIlle V It would have receIved other- looked like It. The two-door con- of the Grosse POInte City Code be and hereby is changed to. proVIde 'I WIse vertlble had such mnovations as that the property heremafter descrIbed, which is presently zoned R. The Ford Ghla Via IS a four- lB, Single-Family Residential Dlstnct, be and the same hereby is passenger spmts car which fea- changed and rezoned R-2, Two.Family Residential DIstrIct, which property ISdescrIbed as follows' tures fiberoptic headlIghts and mstl ument panel lighting and a Lot 1, Excluding the Westerly 60 feet thereof, ISIdore CadIeux Sub- 1emovable photosensItive Targa division PC 506 564, ,CIty of Grosse Pomte, Wayne County, roof The MercUl1' Cyclone is a Michigan, as recorded m Llber 40, Page 15, Wayne County very spOlty-lookmg four-door se- Records dan WIth photosenSItIve glass in the roof and a rear VIew televi. 2 The effective date of the wlthm Ordmance No 257 shall be ten slOn mstead of mUTors. (10) days after date of pubhcation thereof. The FOI'd Surf IS a concept truck 10 'whlch an Explorer utIl- T. W. KRESS BACH City Manager-Clerk Ity vehIcle IS converted to a go- GPN 1/25190 to the beach leIsure vehicle. The FOI"d F-150 concept truck looks On entrepeneurship DI John Psarouthakis, chaIr- SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES man and preSIdent of J P. Indus- tl'les, Will speak to the members, City of (SrOSli£pointe 1I1arms Michigan familIes and friends of the Hel. FRESH AMERICAN January 8, 1990 lemc PlofesslOnal Society of MIchIgan on Sunday, Jan. 28, at LEG-O-LAMB The Meeting was called to order at 7.30 p.m. 2 p m m the ballroom of the In. ternatlOnal Center, 400 Monroe Present on Roll Call. Mayor Joseph L. Fromm, CounCIlmenEmll D Street, Greektown u:s. #1 Select Berg, John E Danaher, Jr., John M Crowley, Harry T. Echlm, $l99lbo~ , Gall Kaess and Gregg L,Berendt The subject of hIS talk will be IDAHO "EntrepreneurshIp m MichIgan" WHOU BEEF Those Absent Were None There WIll be an mformal gath. '~$499 POTATOES el ing before and after the talk TENDERLOINS lb. Also Present. Messrs, Charles V Hammond, Counsel, Andrew Bre- between 2 and 5 p m. AdmiSSIOn r-- SUPER BOWL BEER COUPON _., mer, Jr , City Manager, Richard G Solak, City Clerk and Robert K. IS $10 for members of the Hel- I MICHELOB I Ferber, Director of Public Safety lemc ProfeSSIOnal SocIety, and 1J,..... HONEY $12 for non-members, based on na.._D~e I $129924~ Mayor Fromm preSided at the Meeting advance IeservatlO'ns For tIckets I oreana nwrn!:~ GLAZED The MInutes of the Regular Meeting which was held December 11, at the door there will be a $5 I I 1989, were approved as submitted surcharge per person. """ID n' $399 FOI advance reservatIons send SPIRAL SUCED lb. ~-(B""~mJ11D$l299 : The Minutes of the Closed SessIOn which was held December 11, payment to The Hellenic Profes- I 24 Bottles + dep I 1989, were approved as submItted SIOnal SocIety POBox 641, Gros'ie Pomte, Mlch 48236, or o The Council, actmg as a Zoning Board of Appeals, approved the for fUlther mformatlOn, call John BOILED'$U 99SH ~ !~ Ute ;ra ft ! Minutes of the Public Hearing which was held on December 11, Metropou I0<';, preSident of the 99 1989, and further, grantmg the appeal of Dr Vlado Kozul, 41 ~ HellenIC ProfeSSIOnal Society, HAM 2 Ib~ • e..,..... up, l.J1 90 24 Bottles 9 + dep .I ton Place, to construct a paved drive m the front open space of hIS telephone 885-9433 .._------home located on the foregOingaddress IMPORnD r;~ The CounCIlapproved the proposed Site Plan for the Grosse Pointe FLEe gets grant War MemorIal to house the studIOSof the Grosse Pointe Cable, as SWISS $299 ~ftJ~~ ll1Jl!J POTATO $199 submitted Family Life EducatIOn Council (FLECl has receIved a $3,419 CHEESE Ib:<~~~ ~ CHIPS reg. $2.69 The Council approved the [ow bId of Appolo EqUipment Co , for the gJ ant flom the Metro Health purchase of self contamed breathing apparatus for the PublIc Safety Found,ItlOn to fund thl' purchase Department In the total amount of $12,080.00 of d cc,mputel for Center Point MedIcal Chmc YORKSHIRE BEVERAGE CENTER The CounCil adopted a resolutIOn denymg the City's participation m the request for accelerated collectIOnof Wayne County Interme. Center' Pomt MedIcal Clime ,\'afiollol Braud ,Value s(~rt!Jr;nks at lJiscollfll Prices dlate School District Taxes provHle<; te<;tmg and treatment fOl "exually transmItted dls [;~"l i diet pepsi I VERNORS The CounCIl approved a 15~ increase for the 1990 Harbor Boat ea"c'i, pregnancy testmg and r=s.' Ooe<~ .;. Well rates coun"elll1g, bn1h control mfor- l.~I_1 :~lt ~....] d ~I~.~~l-¥!_ m.ltlOll :md coun"lelmg. SUPER BOWL 2 UTER PEPSI SALE Upon proper motIon made. supported and carrIed, the MeetIng ad- 111<' computer \\ 111 allow for Journed at 9 IS P m marc effectIve patIent follow-up ~9--99 JOSEPH L. FROMM and mcrea5Cd access and updat- RICHARD G. SOLAK • cIep MAYOR II1g to patient files and resource 99(;: CITY CLERK IefelTal sy"tem 24-16 oz. Plastic lottie. InclSlice, A&W, Vwnors GPN' 01125190 t ______....--.,...,t 4 __ ~_ +...--...... ,_= _; .., •.." "... January 25. 1990 Gro_ PointeNews SERVINGMICHIGANSOUTHEASTERNSINCE 1917 The R1enl NEW 1990 SUN81RD LE If I 1990 GIIAIIlPIli Lf Air condlilonmg aula trans wllh overdrIVe engme p AMlE2DR. • 1. II.MLE SSE Powe' sleelJng power blal NEW J 990 LeMans LE 4 DR. IEW 19. &8011 LE4 III AJrcond aula Irans Iinlel! glass AM FM slereo SjlIrt • 1. TIUSPIIT Air condtllOlWlll .-0 lJJnS pQWIf WIndowS power locks All condltlonm9 auto trans P steering, P seats 110m wIleels r defroster SjlOrt m~rors stereo cas .1 ••• -.uELE se"e I'll wheel crUIse delay wipers e S moldUlQs No cruise control, 6 pa$senver seatJnv. ilrnp group. sIIIIlIo casset1e SjlOIt mIrrors r defroster. nI more SIIc. M, .-0 ,ve, Sl* SUb, bnled olIss, SIIOI\ S21l111TOObocIy brakes R delroster tilt wlleel AM/FM stereo 207257 .. moldinOS. S 8 RaaIIs Stk no 2291 wlclock, reclining seals body s moldmgs .208707 f/301402 SALE SALE I'llICE ...... 18970 ~:~lE $11,637 1ST TIME BUYER 5600 $8370 PRICE $1&,443 $13,254 REBATE IF QUALIFIED = GMAC FINANCING - ALL PRICES INCWDE DEmNAnON • DEALER PREP - JUST ADD SALESTAX. PONTIAC GMe Trucks [756-51-00 I VAN DYKE AT 11 MILE (1-696) WARREN Prices IncJude PONTIAC GMC Cash Back /+ & Are SUbject to Prior Sale. I lEi 1990 RASLE ~ TON PICK .. M c:.ond • 4 3 .. ve wnlside ~ 5 speelIlTIIIIUIIlJJnS AMIfM -.0 P235/75R 15 ASR h4t wtoeeI CIUISll, d1nlme bunIper ,5"14233 SALE PRICE $10,999- ~ NEW 1990 IEW TOYOTA Model 8200 Stk #KS027350 D 1990 SUBURBAISLE All cond auto UIIIS 350 C I V8 cItep IIl1l gl.1ss cencer nI r. CAMHY SEDAN sat rally wheets AM FM P235 75R 1SXl AI.: S lletuxe 1*11 H 0 AM/FM stereo rear defrost fabrrC' Intenor. full STANDARD BED TRUCK lraller ~ aocl mcwe .5037111 wheel covers model 2511 Stk #LU147723 755 ONE GREAT TRUCK! SAlEUlT PRICE .• :a.21,755 $20 755* ONE lOW PRICE!! • ROAR _ , $10,995 $5995 SIMPl Y ADD TAX & PLATES NO HIDDEN EXTRAS SIMPlY ADD TO & puns RINKE'S TEAM TOYOTA LARRY CUTlER DAVE BAUER BOB RUPERT JEFF MEDINAS SANDY HENKE BARBARA GASKILL EILEEN EHLEN STEVESTRAT • 1990 STARCRAfT SL CHERI RINKE JAMES PHALEN CHRISTA JACOB JOHN ATZGERALD CONYInIOfiI YAN ... Gnty, tIr*d -. 0Ul1lde docQ. 57"'" W, 4 iIWIui" rrift't wtlMIt AMIFM -.0 81M No. L7500M3 LOADED SALEUST__PRICE .._,,-.10071I $19988* HOTLINE 758.2000 HOTLINE OMRE8ATE_ ~mo , RINKE TOYOTA . saMNG YOU AT THIS LOCAT7ON ... ,,,,, 25420 VAN DYKE AT 10 1/2 MILE RD. ~~p~,rq~~j".'-~N..~..~,qH~ .r ,.1 - ...... ,...... - $ .--,..-.-:----...--1-----....- ... • ~-.....-. --1-'-~ Churches I GroSse Po,~i~""" 48 Board of Realtors 8-158 can earn to break cycle of abuse a~ain an~ he said he lOVedme. He "Being female makes her vuln '1' filled . saId that if he didn't care for me so abl " Sargent said. UN t beer- Cllty was I to capacIty. donment, lack of financial inde- e, 0 Just . d . I t' f m~ch,. he, wouldn't beat me. cause women are smaller. Women The problem is not restricted to pen e.n~~,ISO a 10Z;' a sense 0 re- I dldn t call the police because I are generally relationship-{)riented. c~~in economic or social groups. ~~ns~blh~y for chIldren, and was so ashamed." Men have trouble dealing With the It s In everyone's neighborhood. In- mtlmldatlon k~ps many a~used ~hueler and Doe are two Grosse power that being feminine re cluding Grosse Pointe. ~ome~ locked Into destructive rela. POln~ women Who have been in pre- Sargent said that more than 50 tlOnshlps. abUSIVerelationships IT\.._' sen ts. fh "Th • \1JVtl S name "Women are also generaII d fi perce.nt 0 er women clients feel e first time he intimidates and some details of her situation . t' If worth Th ' y e 1- emotionally intimidated by their her, she explains it away He apolo- have been changed to protect her Clen m se . . ey re accom- art M f h . H ' . children's privacy.)Both women modating. Nice. Ready to ex lain p ners. an~ 0 t ese ~omen are glzes. ~ s tes.tmg her. She tries to their behavior. Ready to helP also psycholOgIcally, ph~slcally or please hIm. GIrls aren't trained to have escaped from their destructive others Ready to blame th P I sexually ab~. She saId she's ~tand lip for themselves. They get demea~ng ~ages and the psy- ' " . emse ves. ~n ~hree Me.threatening situa. mto a pattern: the harder she tries cholOgIcal, emotIOnal and physical And women are often deficient tIons In the last 20 years. to please, the higher he raises the battering that they once thought in their sense of entitlement." Doe 'ed Ii bo stakes," Sargent saId. was their lot in life was marrl or a ut a year It's been a tough ~truggle and Statistics are startling In fiscal before the violence began. Doe said that soon she had five the~ both have stories to tell. y~ar 1988, accordin~ to figures com. "He .was always domineering," children - no job - no money of Violence against women knows plled by the Domestic Violence Pre- she said of her former husband. her own. no economic or social boundaries ve.nti?n and Treatment Board in "But he was ir,tteresting, exciting. I "If I wrote a check for more than ~cco~ng to Ellen Hayse, reso~ MIchIgan, there were 42 state. looked up to hIm. He created excite. $100, he had a fit. Once, about 15 hbr,,:"an for the Michigan Coalition funded emergency shelters for bat. ment for the moment." years ago, I said I was going out to Against Domestic Violence tered women and about four pri- He was - still is - a respected lunch with some friends and he "A Michigan State Poli~ study vately run shelt~r~ These shelters professional, a businessman, and by handed me $5 for lunch. It was so ~oun~ ~t one out of three homes fielded 34,423 ensls calls and most standards, a wealthy man. degrading. I think that was what In MIChlRan has experienced some housed 5,526 women and 8288 "About a year after we were mar- started my rebellion" she said sort of violence," she said. children. ' ried, he hit me in the face so hard, "One summer eve~ing my 10- . W~men are VUlnerable to domes- I flew across the kitchen floor and year-old son called the Grosse tIc Y,J0]encefor three reasons ac- The most appalling statistic landed in another room. He said I Pointe police and said that his cording to Virginia Sargent ~ li- Hayse said, is that 2,294 wom~n had insulted his mother," Doe said. mother and father were fighting censed clinical psychologist ~ho were denied shelter because the fa. "I was a passive partner in the and he was afraid his father would practices marriage and family ther. m~age. Early on, I wanted to get kill his mother." apy in Grosse Pointe. Sargent a JOb,but he wouldn't allow it. He Doe said she has called local po- has been in clinical prac- belieVed that he was entitled to lice many times when her husband tice for 42 years and do anything he wanted to do was being physically abusive. She's has focused on because he made lots not happy with the assistance they Shelters for women family therapy of money." provided. for the last Sargent said "The police were not sympathetic My Sister's Place 921.3900 13 years. that fear to me. When I went in to file a Turning Pomt .463-6990 of aban- complaint, their attitude was, like, 'Why don't you leave him?' or 'Are Havens ...... 334-1274 you here again?' or 'Stop bothering us,' she said. Interim House . . .. 861-5300 "One time my husband battered down my door and the attitude of First Step 525-2230 the police was, 'It's his door.''' Sargent said that women are not S A.F.E 771.9600 adequately protected by the law. "It's so frustrating." She said that The Michigan CoalitIOn agamst D0- police and psychiatrists need more mestic Violence operates a national traming about ways to deal with hothne for battered women. Callers AbUBed. WODlen 1_1 abused women. - wIll be referred to nearby shelters or isolated. lntbnldated.. She advises women who are bat- to shelters in other states. Call 1. emharrmdd aDd tered to file complaints anyway _ 800-333-8AFE. powerJ ... CoUIIMJIDg they may need to document the c:cm h.Jp. See BA TTERED, pap 7B WINTER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES ... • I I I I I OFF; 50%-70% , FURTHER i " " KNOBlrnEEl\ REDUCTIONSI fnt Ianr """"""- Save OD our eDtire COUectiOD 01 Ca.-Ic PeDII I MaDor BedrooIlUl illSolid Cherry I C1.-ic 18llIcentury -1M lllat reflect)'Olll' •• acaled 11""'. Maalerfvlly CI'Itt.d WIlli .-1111 CU~ and dehllllM ...... lhat e8p (Ilt;/ kiN a hen.~quality and beauty. Tlu nunnb. CGl1ection ~ .... cherrybedII, .lrran,,,--, cheN. niehltablet and _die --. are an lpeclal1y priClIlIllr 111... Ie Pediment Bed, queen size, reg. $999 Sale.. ChNt OIl Ch., reg. $1249 Sale.7S Pediment Mirror, reg. $324 '" Sale_ Do\ablen.-r, tt;),.,\J( 1'eI.$12 F • 28 shirred, puffed sleeves Her head. groom's niece. where he earned a master's de- piece was made of lace and her Attendants wore tea.length gree in telecommunications He bouquet was a nosegay of pale pastel flowered chintz gowns and IS employed as a systems engI- pmk and white roses. cal ned cascading bouquets of neer with E.D.S. The best man was John Pea- pmk carnations. The flowergirl The couple traveled to Crystal body of Grosse Pomte Farms calTled a basket of tiny pink car. Mountain Resert near Traverse Groomsman was Dougall Hos- natIOns CIty. They will lIve in RosevIlle. kin of Harsens Island. Herbert WillIams of Auburn The bride's mother wore a teal Hills was the best man. cocktail-length silk dress and Groomsmen were David Wig- Riddle-Garnette camed a nosegay of pmk and ent of Whiteford, Dan Laren of Laura Jean Riddle, daughter white roses Ann Arbor and William P. Quin. The bnde IS a graduate of of Dr. Charles B. and VirgInia Ian of Harper Woods, the bride's M. Riddle of Grosse Pomte Michigan State Umverslty. brother. Ushers were John K. The groom IS a graduate of Shores, married Robert Frank QUillIan of Rochester, the bride's Garvette, son of Charles M. Wayne State Umverslty and is a brother, and Tom Polhemus of CPA Garvette of Birmingham and Dr. Adrian, the groom's brother. Irving and Myra 1. Pasman of Mr. and Mrs. William 1.K. The couple traveled to Austna Mr. and Mrs. MCD'k Antboa.y The rmgbearer was Justm West Bloomfield, on July 23, Broderick and Germany. They live in Blr- Polhemus Richardson of Adflan, the mmgham 1989, at Excalibur Restaurant in The bride wore a satin gown groom's nephew Southfield. McDonald- The mother of the brIde wore With a Queen Anne neckline and The bride's gown was tea- Quinlan- a tea. length dress of pink lace a cathedral tram, accented with length whIte organdy lace WIth a Broderick and a WrIst corsage of pink tea lace and sprmkled with sequins Queen Anne neckliI.e, a dropped Polhemus roses Cynthia Ann McDonald, and ~d ~arls. The SC8lIoped waist, V-back, and a three-tiered daughter of Mr and Mrs. R J Catherme Colleen Qumlan, The mother of the groom wore fingertip veil was held in place flounce. Her pearl headpIece daughter of Margaret and WIl. a tea. length aqua chiffon dress McDonald of Bloomfield Hills, by a small crown of beads and held a fingertip vetI and she car- mamed William J Broderick, ham Qumlan of Grosse Pomte and a corsage of pInk tea roses. K. lace She carried a cascade of ried a bouquet of white roses son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wil. Woods, marrIed Mark Anthony WhIte orchids, tea roses and as- The orgamst at the ceremony and lilies. ham P.K Brodenck, on Sept. 30, Polhemus of Adrian, ~n of MI'. wal>Edward Higbee; solOIst was termarlOns Leslie A. Kleinert of Grosse 1989, at Lutheran Church of the and Mrs. H. Arthw' Polhemus of Mal garet Ahee The maid of honor was Susan POinte Fanns, the bride's sister, Redeemer Phoemx, Anz., on Aug 12, 1989, Qumlan of Grosse Pointe Woods The bride IS a graduate of A receptIOn followed at the at Our Lady Star of the Sea the bnde's sister. ' Oakland University where she Townsend Hotel Cathohc Church. Bridesmaids were Pam Wigent earned a bachelor of science de. The bride wore an IVOrydress The Rev Robelt WItkowskI of. of WhIteford, MIch., Maureen gree III computer science. She IS WIth a Jewel neckline With a SIlk ficiated at the 5 30 p m cere- Giroux of Royal Oak and Marcia employed as a computer consul. satm band, elongated sequmed mony, which was followed by a Doyle of Atlanta. tant With A.G S Corp. French lace bodIce, floor-length receptIOn at the Grosse Pomte The flowergirl was Jessica Silk satm bubble skirt, and War Memorial. The groom is a graduate of Richardson of Adrian, the Michigan State UllIversity, January prices Flowers are used as symbols in art, now in effect on our As the saymg goes - It'S a literature small world And getting the letterheads of offiCial offices. entire 1990 collec- smaller, as dIfferent people learn Most states have official flowet:S tion - an excellent to understand each other more Trees come in all sizes from and find that they have more giant redwoods to the little jew. opportunity for slmllantles than differences A els of Bonsai This Fnday the Christmas giving. wonderful thmg that is Grosse Pointe Garden Center One of the common meetmg will host Tom Trueman, director grounds for centuries IS a love of of Takiwas Bonsai, Alexander flowers Nursery, Mount Clemens, as It's amazmg how SimIlar the By Ellen Probert speaker and demonstrator at the beautiful stylized flower shapes annual meeting, program and of Eastern Woodland Indians subscriptIOn luncheon, which bead work embrOIdery (especially of flower and its color were the Identifying signature, a custom will be held at 10:30 a.m. at the that of the Lenm Lenape tribes) key symbols. Many charming lit. Grosse Pointe War Memorial. are to the flower medalhons which still prevails. In fact, the tIe books were publIshed at thIS DetroIt Department of Recrea- characteristIc of Insh lace time depicting the flower lan- His subject will be the culture The peasant embroideries of tion is now m the process of de- and technique of creating Bonsai guage m watercolor or steel en- termimng an official flower. It is Eastern Europe, With theIr gravmgs - With equally flowery from Indoor Plant Material. It flower patterns that have been hoped that an announcement of Wlll be Illustrated by some of the text They are collectors' items the chosen blossom will be made handed down for centuries, find now. wonderful examples from his theIr counterparts in the embroi. soon, and that subsequently It own collectIOn. It was about this time that ci. will bloom WIth profusion in pub. derles of China and other Orien- ties and towns began to choose tal countrIes, and m the colorful lic gardens, city flower displays, partIcular flowers as t1lerr local patt~rns of PerSIan carpets and neigh~~h~l ~H~ens ~~d,-on rugs { Flower shapes appear m sev- I ' eral claSSICAmerIcan patchwork qUIlt patterns, in the lovely sil- DON'T PAINT YOUR vercl'afts of India, of Southwest RADIATORS AmerICan Indians and of China. Pa,nt drastically reduces the eNlclenc\ 01 steam & hot All the countnes of the world water rad,ators and WOOdenclosures are poor heal conductors use flower representations in Atr~ Aclt RMIIIIIor ~ theIr most exquiSite art, and all • Offer durability 01 steel With baked enamel finish In of them refer to flowers m p0- decoralor colors • Keep drapes walls & ceilings clean etry, song, literature and dance. • Pro,ec t heat out Into Ihe room The umversal language of per- SIIII!#A FREE Product Brochure - ~ FREE On-srte ESllmates fume, too, rehes heavily on flow- Ilanufact .. 1ntl Co., Inc. ers In France, the flower fields 3564 Blue Rock FIolId, CIncinnati, OhIo 45247 of Grasse produce rmllions of blossoms for the perfume indus- try, theIr essences blended with resms and scented gums from India and Pakistan and Indone- sIa and other mgredients from Egypt and Mongoha and Alaska, Subtle Sophistication to produce perfumes flowery and herbal and spIcy for buyers all over the world There is an enormous amount of symbolism connected with flowers In all ages, flowers have been used to Signify such quali- tIes as purity, love, constancy, faIth and hope Every country , , has Its slgmficant flowers and most cultures have a flower cal- Wlth It'S soaring glass atrium, balconies, endar for which certain blooms tennis court, pool, secure garage, and a represent the dIfferent months of municipal golf course at your door. the year and the cycles of plant- ing and harvest With their at A variety of floor plans are available for tendant festivals. your personal decorating and customizing. In art, flowers have Important slgmficance DUrIng the Renais- lnslde: all your whims have been sance, the carnation, or the pmk anticipated, rooms offer unparalleled space as It was then called, Signified with luxury details. betrothal In portraits of the pe_ nod, many show the subject Resldences available from 1100 to over holdmg a smgle carnatIOn, or 2200 square feet. Two or three bedrooms one carnatIOn m a vase In the and 2 or 2~ baths. "Spectacular" 7th floor foreground to mdicate that the penthouses are available. portrait was painted upon the occasIOn of an engagement. The Come tour the only mid-rise condominium Illy IS almost always included in tower in St. Clair Shores. "OPEN" pIctures of the Virgin Mary, and everyday (except Thursday) or by the rose appears in many por- appointment. traits WIth political SIgnificance. Flowers form the background designs of many medieval tapes- tnes from all over the countries 3000 ~ Club Drive of Europe, and the lace which St Clair Shores was made m Spam and France and BelgIUm and SWitzerland * For i.fonnation ca.: * during the 16th and 17th centu. 293-1643 nes IS filled WIth flower motIfs. In India, the lotus flower holds a Our necklace combines the brilliant cut and baguette Represenled by promment place m art and in 14 MILE sacred wfltmgs cut diamonds to create an elegant piece of jewelry, The Victorians developed a The Prudential language of flowers which every. ca MASONIC ~ one understood. The recipient of edmund t. AHEE jewelers Grosse Pointe * ~~ a bouquet would know at a 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Real Estate Co. 13 MILE glance whether the sender was 19615 Mack Ave suffermg from Jealousy, or grati- Grosse POinte Woods MI 48236 tude, or love or despair The type 886.4600 (313) 882.0087 , --- f ••• .... , .. - January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 38 • TuBellmor, a sprawling English ~or. home beside Lake St. way of a variety of community mansion projects. Clair m Grosse Pointe Park, got a. round of applause Sunday eve- The 1990 Show House will be mng, Jan 21, when it was open to the public in May. na~~ the Junior League of De- Volunteer is honored: trOit s 1990 Designer's Show House. Bon Secours Hospital volunteer Angeline Davis of Grosse Nearly 500 guests gathered in HUdson's Eastland Home Store Pointe was one of 10 volunteers on Sunday in anticipation of the honored recently at a "Thanks announcement - which was a for Giving" brunch at the Fair- lane Club in Dearborn. w.ell-kept secret until that eve- mng. Only 10 hospital volunteers (of On hand for the announce. the 12,000 or so in the trl~ounty ment Party were Kiki and Dick area) were selected for this spe. cial recognition. Herren, the owners of BeUmor, and Lynn and Stan Day, honor- Red Wings Coach Jacques ary chairmen of the 1990 Show Demers was honorary chairman House. of the luncheon. "Thanks for Giving" was de. Bellmor was built in 1928 by veloped by a group of volunteer John Ben Moran and his wife, Serena Murphy Moran. The services directors from health architect was Robert O. Der- care facilities It's designed to On hand for the aDDouncement party for the i990 Designen' rick. promote, recognize, strengthen Show House were. from l.ft. Stan and Lynn Day. honorary The home was inspired by a and diversify volunteer opportun- chairmen: Mary Benter. Junior League of Detroit prMicient: and Kiki and Dick Herfert. ownen of the showhouse. famous English Tudor house, ities and to highlight the profes. sional status of volunteer ger. Compton Wynyates. It has 33 vices departments within health a benefit for the Children's Cen. rooms - 16 bathrooms - 12- to care organizations. cles. There will be a contest; also 14-foot ceJ1ings - seven fire. ter, a provider of mental health a tropical fashion show; some Is- places - six staircases - exqui- services for children and famihes land hors d'oeuvres; a four-day How 'bout touring the sitely carved and detailed oak TGIF: in metropolitan DetroIt. The vacatlOn in Nassau to be auc- Detroit Institute of Arts Ameri- paneling and elaborately pressed Jacques Demers. head coach of the Detroit Red Wings and Center treated more than 2,400 tioned off; and lots of people plaster work. can galleries, searching for the children last year. shadow of celebrity groundhog honorary chairman of the "Thanks for Giving" luncheon. poNtI dressed m tropical duds. JLD chairmen for the 1990 The host committee for the Tlckets are $45 per person. Punxsutawney Phil? Groun- with Bon Sec:oun Hospital volunteer AnlleliDe DavbI. DavIs was Show House project are Marilyn one of 10 volu!lt$en honored at the luncheon. benefit includes Grosse Pointers Call the Children's Center at Bartley, Jackie Gray and dhog Day, Friday, Feb. 2, is one Donald and Dale Austin, Mi. 831.5535. of the Three Great Innovative Judy Sieber. Assistant chair- mg for its members and special chael and Marilyn Connor and Fridays (that's what TGIF Muer and Jan O'Leary. Mari- men are Sheila Ingwersen, friends at the Gourmet House in Tom and Diane Sehoenith. stands for in thiS case) to be cele. lyn Stedem will handle decora- Kathleen Nesi and Carole St. Clair Shores on Valentine's Sharpen up your limbo mus- -Margu! ReinS Smith Selmo. brated at the Detroit Institute of tions and Jane Postlethwaite Arts. Day, VVednesday, Feb. 14. The Sieber shared her enthusiasm designed the invitations. Cathy Founders Junior Council, a meeting will begin at 11 a.m. about the selection of BeUmor: Andary arranged for hostesses group that's working to bring In keeping with the holiday, "Usually when we finish a Show and pnzes. Sandy Fulgenzi will new people to the museum by Grosse Pointer Sean Hogan. House, we feel there's no way take care of reservations. planning innovative SOCialocca- Downey, certified social worker ~ we're ever going to top it. But Members' price is reduced: $8. sions that include specific DIA and family therapist, will speak then a house like Bellmor pre- A donation of $16 is the fee for collections. "Heart to Heart," after the non-members. sents itself and it's like a dream luncheon. DETRQIT come true. The popular TGIF series is in Call the Fontbonne office at its second year and has included Heart to heart is a common "After the owners agreed to 343.3675, between 9 a.m. and 4 G~LLERY such past themes as King Ar- phrase denoting confidential con- let us use Bellmor, It was diffi- p.m , for information. Of thur's birthday, Oktoberfest, versation. Pubhcity chairman cult to keep the decision to our. Chinese New Year and Photog. Marilee Rinke said Hogan- CONTEMPORARY selves. It's truly one of the most raphy's sesquicentennial. Downey is known for her eXCiting homes to be featured as Beat the blahs: There's Tickets for the Groundhog Day warmth and humor and her nothing like a tropical interlude CR,dFTS a JUuior League of Detroit Show heart.to-heart talks and will House." festivities are $10 in advance to perk up someone who's suffer- and are available at the OIA of- share thoughts on loving and on ing from the midwinter blues. ee.? Among those in attendance at self-care. fice Tuesdavs throu~h Sundays How 'bout a Goombay Festi- 104 FISHEROUllDING Sunday evening's announcement from 9:30 a.m. until 5:15 p.m Rinke IS urging Fontbonne val? DEWOIT M\ 48QOQ party were the event's chaJrmen They're $15 at the door. Call the members to mvite fnends or pro. Goombay Festivals, summer 313.873.7888 Nan Goebel and Pat West, DIA ticket office: 832-2730. spectIve members to the Valen- celebrations native to the Baha- both of Grosse Pointe. tine's Day event - to see first mas, feature colorful costumes, The Designer's Show House hand how much Fontbonne Awe.- .... Flelllbllity and SUllPOn What a loV'e-lytheme: the music of steel drwns, tropi- has been a major blennIal fun- l1lary members mean to each cal food. and lots of dancing. "Lumbaresl- by Gregg Fleishman The Fontbonne Auxiliary of St other GAllE1W HOUP-S 44x24x25. seall1el9l1l14" dralser for the JUIUor League of John Hospital and Medical Cen- On Sunday, Feb 4, beginning MON.FP.I 10-0 The luncheon comnuttee IS We offer 0 unique seleaion of the Detroit since 1976. Proceeds are ter is planning a 8t Valentine's at 4 p.m., a Goombay Festlval ~T 11-5 headed by Lee Ann McCarthy will take place at Kef'~~ very best in Amencan crofrs ... gifTs returned to the city of Detroit by Day luncheon and general meet. assisted by Rose Regner, Betty Restaurant in Walled Lake. It's • for everybne. inclUding yourself. Imagine a new lakefront development that combmes the hf~tyle you expect with views of Lake 5t Clair never before expeTI~nced Thmk of sea gulls, sailboats, wind off the lake. viewed from traditional architecture and plush gardens Thmk of ~~rbor .Plac~ The Blake Compa~y. has continued the Grosse Pointe tradition WIth thiS new !uxurycondommlUm development Choose your lifestyle town houses, terrace hom~~ each m two- and three-bedroom variations that provide the depth of hvmg t~at you require And the amenities are virtually ~ndless: boa~ shps, mteTIor parking, landscaped views, and timele~s qU~hty cons.tructlOn. ~e Blake Company, the developer with generahons mvested In .the east SIde. ~nd metropohtan area, proudly presents Harbor Place. Continue the tradition that you have lived all your life. Call the Blake Company today, and see for yourself the new tradition called Harbor Place. THE BLAKE CO~IPA1~' (313) 881-6100 O eve 1opers 0f Dodge Place , Wind wood Pointe, Scherb rook, and Harbor Place. The Blake Company ...the new Grosse Pointe Tradition . .... _ ... - ! 48 January 25, 1990 GroaN Pointe New. Youth leadership conference to be at Westin Hotel Jan. 27-:. 28 Often we hear and experience W(",LII1 Hotel, Th>trOlt. the elgh.th annual Ram~w. The als, ~ brIng about a posItIve ~f. negative thmgs about today's Hambow is a youth conference first Rambow was held m Nov. feet. m. the world around us, wdl youth sponsored by the Catholic Youth ember, 1982, with over 350 be lntl~tely explored by gen. Only the poSItive will be ac. 01 gamzatlOn, CYO, and planned youth and adults m attendance era I seSSll;>n speakers fro~ ~l By the Rev. Jack T. Ziegler centuated by over 2,000 youths by the membel's of the CYO who realized that youth leader. walks of .life. Workshops w111~. Grosse POinte Woods Presbyterian Church and adults who will be attending Youth Council shIp IS Important. Subsequent elude to~)l~on youth.leade~p, Rainbow 8, on Jan. 27.28, at the ThiS year's conference will be Rambows bUilt upon this realiza- ~n sUI~lde p.revent.lOn, fr:- . end Reflections from my Journal . · Ch h tion and increased the opportuni. shIp, datIng, llVlng m a 811lgle SemInar at Assumption ure ties fOl'youth leadershIp in sod- parent home, and teens within Sunday: Guest speakers from several . 't g rts t th ety today the Christian community. faiths WIll form a panel of ex- The vlsl'llln beexFpeC ata S~ ThIS year's theme "One in the The participants in the confer. "Things beyond our seeIng, mInar WI . r os s I- ,'.. 'Il' kend perts for a stewardshIp seminar, :. s dIrector of stewardship for PromIse," WIll explore the Imph. efnce WIh expedrlence a .wee . h things beyond ow' hearIng, "Grow In Grace," at the As- 18., k Orthod Archdi catIOns of what It IS to be 0 growt an commumty, h 19. all prepared by God sumptIOn Greek Orthodox t~e rSr~~ and &~th Am~e: umque, yet one in our world. lighted by a w~rship service with for those who love hIm," Church and Cultural Center on o OIK. E t Th~ How we are able as individu- Edmund Cardmal Szoka, Arch. these it IS that God Saturday, Jan. 27. Stualt en, sq., rea~urer, bIshop of Detroit, and a dance has revealed to us The Rev. Demetrios S. Kava- Chnstlan Commu~llcatlOn Cou,n. for the conference participants. cII of Metropohtan DetrOIt, Seminar on aoin through the SpIrit. das, AssumptIon pastor, has in. AmerICan Baptist Chw-ches; the 0' o" - I Corinthians 2:9-HXNEB) Vlted the interdenommational Rev. Charles McClosky, interim experts to speak WIth parish Aging is mevitable but It can Monday: pastor, Cherry Hill Presbyterian be easIer. council officers, commIttee mem- ChUich, Pastor Dommic Russo, Memorial church's A seminar on Feb. 3 can show There are things I never notice from my automobile that bers and other parish leaders, Bloomfield Hills Christian you how to make the most of I see qUIte cleal'ly from my bicycle; things I don't see from and to share Ideas about stew- ChUl ch (non-denominationa)); women's groups each advancing year. my blke I notice whIle walkmg; thmgs I miss while walk- ardship and church finances. and the Rev James Thompson, "The Natural Aging Process" mg that are so obvious from my rockIng chair. Perhaps The leadershIp seminar is a First BaptIst Chw-ch, Grosse Pointe Memorial worn. will focus on the physical first at AssumptIOn, and seeks The Assumption Greek Ortho- en's circle groups will continue there are none so blind as those who WIll not slow down. changes that occw- as we grow not only to deal with financial dox Chw-ch is located at 21800 on Feb. 6 with their study of 1 older, includmg the effects of reo challenges of today, but to en. Marter Road m the adjoining Peter. The lesson for this month Tuesday: tirement, and it will show partie. sw-e a financIally healthy future communities of Grosse Pointe IS 1 Peter 2:11 . 3:7, dealing with Pel'manence IS fleetmg. ipants how to make the most of for the chw-ch, Woods and St. Clair Shores, the practical application of their later years. Adapting to Christianity. Wednesday: the changing health care system In this passage, Peter urged An elderly lady IS standing on the street corner waiting CCS gets grant to work with elderly also will be discussed. others to follow the example of for the lIght to change. I wonder where the little girl she The Center for Creative Stud- needs students of all ages The seminar will be held on Christ in the many relationships once was, has gone ObVIOusly, she is still right there and I Ies-Institute of MUSICand Dance throughout metropolitan Detroit. Saturday, Feb. 3, from 9:30 a,m. of life: as family members; as could no doubt see her now - if I had my other glasses. has receIved a grant of $44,992 AddItIonal therapy offerings in- to 3:30 p.m., at Macomb Com- slaves; and as citizens in the munity College's Center Cam. from the State of Michigan's Of. clude clinical services, contrac- wider political context of govern- fice of Services to the Aging. The Thursday: tual services, geriatnc services, pus, Hall and Garfield roads, in ment, said Kathy Kurap, circle grant supports CCS.IMD's Clinton Township. The fee is creative movement, placement coordinator. "At first glance, It's not that prayer IS so difticult, but so mtimate. To be School of Performmg Arts Spe- $35. so close to another .. to allow another to be so close to me and consultation semces some of Peter's directives may cial EducatIOn, which provides For more information, call seem troubling, yet through . , what might we see in each other ... in ourselves? CCS-Institute ,of MUSIC and dis- therapeutic performing arts pro- Dance has been servmg metro- Macomb's Professional and Con. cussion we can gain insight into gramming for the frail elderly politan Detroit for 75 years. The tinuing Education Department the practical application of the8e Friday: at 445-7417. within the metropolitan Detroit Institute is accredited by the Na. words for our lives today," she area. Jesus could see things so clearly ... and also see through tional Association of Schools of said. things so clearly. The grant will sponsor the ser. Music and is a member of the All are invited to attend Cir. vices of CCS-IMD music and NatIonal Association of Schools cles, which are held at Memorial Saturday: of Music and is a member of the Church on the first Tuesday at movementJdance therapists to New Year'. Resolution To see "things beyond our seeing," - nice phrase, Paul. individuals who are confined to National GUIld of Community each month at either 9:30 a.m., Like the Corinthians, we get so caught up in our routines, residential nursing homes. The Schools of the Arts. #1 I p.rn. or 7:30 p.rn. we can't see the heavens for the stars. School of Performing Arts Spe- For more information regard. Sign an Newcomers are always wel- Heavens? cial Education currently serves ing the CCS-IMD School of Per. O'gan Donor card. come. A noon luncheon iB also When was the last time I saw the stars above the street 11 homes in the tri-county area. forming Arts Special Education, available for which reservations call Jody Conradi, director, at are required. Call the church of. lIghts? CCS-IMD services special 8312870. fice at 882-5330 for more infor- mation. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY,. . MARCH 18th 2-4 P.M . WORSHIP SERVICES r I IGrosse Pointe Unitarian St Paul Ev. Lutheran Church the giving tree Church J 881-6670 DIAL-A.PRAYER 882.8770 Rev. Charlotte Cowton '-J-. 375 Lothrop at Chalfont. MONTESSORI ScHOOL olF'lint, Gueet Speaker ~ 9'00 a.m. Worship Redeemer United 11 00 a m Service & Church School 10:10 a.m. Sunday School GROSSE 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 11:15 a m. Worship Methodist Church t Nursery Available 240 John Corrado, Pastor 20571 Vernier just w. ofI.94 POINTE Individualized Learning Rev. J. Philip Wahl Rev. Colleen Kamke Harper Woods UNITED haJfonte First English Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE 884-2035 ;t The goal of the school IS to develop creative, Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (f 10:30 a.m. Worship Independent children who have an enthUSiasm for Grosse Pointe Woods 9:15 a.m. Church School CHURCH : learning Kercheval at LaJcepomle 884-5040 822-3823 a caring church The GIving Tree Montessorr School is a member of the 8:30 & 11:00 am. WorshIp 9:45 Sunday School Sunday School and Worship Amencan Montessori Society and the Michigan Montessori a.m. IO:30am. f4(;od Is Like The Wind" Society • Walter A. SchmIdt, Pastor Dr. Nursery is provided John 3:1-8 Rev. Paull. Pastor Programs Offered: Owens. Rev. Harvey Reh Toddler Pre.School e:3O .11:15 a.m. SERVICE St. James Lutheran Christ the King 1:3O • .m. CHUAOl SCHOOL Kindergarten Elementary Grades 1-6 Church Uon the Hill" CRIB ROOM KDGN. AVAILABLE Full or Part.Time Day Care Lutheran ChurCh OR. AOY R. HUTCHEON. PASTOA 884-0511 REV DAVID R. KAlSER - CROSS ASSOC. 9-.80 Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 Summer Program Sunday School Detailed curriculum guide available Adult A Children 9~ a.m. Sunday School I:Bible Claases Inquiries and observations welcome 9-.80 11~++t CHRIST Sunday Worship 9:00 1:10:80 a.m. WOl'lIhip Services J Call 881.2255 11:00 Supervised Nunery l+ ~ EPISCOPAL Sunday Worship 4351 Marseilles Detroit, MI48224 (Mack and Rivard) Pn.:hool call884-OmO McMiUan at Kercheval \V CHURCH 181150 Ma (1lIlIIMn Manlu & vlmllrl Pastor Robert A. Rlmoo Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor 9:00am. Robin Abbott, Minister ofNurture Randy S.Boelter, Pastor Worship & learning Center Saturday 10:00 a.m. THE SUBJECT FOR TillS Grosse Pointe 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Adult Education & Chlldr8n's Hour SUNDAY IS: UNITED METHODIST Sunday Jr. High Tine CHURCH 11:ooam. "l'roth" 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Worship & Church SChool A Friendly Church for All Ages 9:15 a.m. Family Eucharist "BeatitudeliAndNot First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd., 886-2363 s Scientist 10:20 a.m. Church School Be AtUtuclee" "Stand Up. Stand Up & Adult Forum Dr. Jack Ziegler, preaching Grosse Puinte Farms, lor Jesus" 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer 6:00 p.m. 282 Chalfonte Ave. Rev. Jack E. Giguere, preaching or Holy Eucharist Senior High Challenge Discover Reflection Free lenses Nursery Services Available 4 blocks West ofMoTOSS 9:00 a.m. Won hip &: Church School 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. from 9:00 a.m. 10 Noon • because no reflection is the best reflection on yoU.™ 885-4841 ~ Sunday 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Wonhlp I:Nursery Care Sunday SChool 10'30 a m. Wednesday 800 pm Catehthe~. ALL ARE WELCOME C- THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH (GiOSSEPOOOE MEM0RlAltH!l!i! ST. CLARE OF MONTEFALCO &metay, January 28, 1990 ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IntersectIon of Mack.Wl.llttftr.E. OUter DrIw Ordination/Installation/Recognition Sunday Masaes: Saturday 4:00p.m. 885-4960 THE REVEREND DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preachiDg Sunday 7 00 9'00 10:30 a.m., Noon ...d , ., Weekdays 7:00 A 8:45 a.m . 9:30 & 11:00 Worship SHor introduces Reflection Free lenses, Pastor. Rev. Frederick Taggart, O.S.A. 9:30 Church School the most revolutionary breakthrough ARE YOU CLIMBINGTHE RIGHT LADDER? Crib-4 Yr Old Care (9:30-1 Z:OO) There is only one ladder that brings total. satisfactio~, Kindergarten through Senior Highs in lenses since contacts. Adult Ed: AIDS Medical t.ue - Lounge fullfillment and inner peace. Come to Ch~h of the POlOtes Prof. Norman Kloosterman speaking CALl YOUR PROFESSIONALS AT and find out if YOU are climbing the nght ladder. 10:30 CoHee &: Fellowship GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH Thur, Jan 25, 7:30 pm, Adult Education Claasea 882-9711 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. The ChlU'ch in Ea.tern Europe - Rev. Bertalan Tamas Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. People &: luue. of the Refarmation - Dr. V. Bruce Rigdon 19599 MACK AVENUE Evening Praise 6:30 p.m. Sat. Jan Z7, 9:00-Noon, New Otric:er 'I'rainina GROSSE POINTE WOODS 21836 Mack Ave., GPW (corner of old 8 mile) 16 Lakeshore Driye • Groue Pointe Farm •• 882.-5330 ----.R ...5..7... 7157..7 .... s...2..s..e_7.. _ ...s~7I11S.,,.7..7.7.7••••• 2.2... 7.... ., ..... 1.1•••;_7 7 P~'--'" _. --to ..-~ January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News i 58 of LakeVille, MInn. A May wed- dmg ISplanned University, where he earned a daughte" SUban ElIzabeth Mas. bachelor of science degree m CUI In. to Petel J Keane, son of Clark IS a 1986 graduate of bus mess admmistration. He IS a Easterle- Mattes Grosse POinte South High Anne Boyle of Glosse Pomte Mrs James A. Easterle of sales manager for Crawford Door Fal me, and the late Joseph School She IS employed by Day- Sales m DetrOIt Rochester announced the engage. ton's SecUrIty. Keane A Labor Day weekend ment of her daughter, Kimberly PIeri is a graduate of Lake- wedding IS planned A Easterle, to Jeffrey M. VIlle HIgh School In Mmnesota Ma"Cal'lnI" a graduate of Um- Mattes, son of Mr and Mrs Don- and the Brown InstItute of velslty Liggett School, and has ald A Mattes of Grosse Pointe BroadcastIng. He IS a radIO diSC 1 ecently I etlred after an eIght- Woods. A March weddmg IS Jockey In Bw'hngton, Colo yem C8leel as a profeSSIOnal ten- planned nIS plaYer She IS a studpnt at Easterle earned a bachelor of the UOlvel"lty of CalIforilla and arts degree from the Umversity Berge-Andrus also coaches the women's tenm~ of MIchIgan and a master of arts team Mr and Mrs. Frank J Bel'ge degree from the UmversIty of of East DetrOIt have announced Kedne IS a gl aduate of Grosse Detroit She IS a financIal ana. the engagement of theIr daugh. POinte South High School and lyst at the Inland FIsher GUIde ter, Kathleen A BeIge, to Eu- Mlchlgdn State Umverslty, dIVIsion of General Motors Corp Mary Sue Stonisch gene J. Andrus of Grosse POInte whele he eal ned a bachelor of Mattes earned a bachelor of Pal"k. A June weddmg IS arts degIee III finance He IS an bUSIness admlllistratlOn degree Stonisch- planned. accountant at MGM m Los An- from Western MichIgan Umver- BergE' IS a graduate of East geb Kimberly A. Easterle and Jeffrey slty He IS vice preSIdent of East- Murtagh DetroIt HIgh School. She attends M. Mattes ern MIchIgan Agencies. Macomb Community College Mr and MIS Rudolph Ston. She IS a legal secretary for a law Mary Pat Jackman Isch of Grosse POInte Farms fit'm In Southfield have announced the engagement Andrus IS a graduate of Bay of their daughtel', Mary Sue CIty Central HIgh School and Tingley-Pigge Stonisch, to Patrick C. Murtagh, Wayne State Umversity. He IS a Burton and Elizabeth Tmgley, son of Mr and Mrs Charles licensed funeral director em- formerly of Grosse Pointe, pres- Murtagh of Grosse Pointe ently of Harper Woods, have a~- Farms ployed by Chas Verheyden Fu. ~.....-..- neral Home m Grosse POInte. nounced the engagement of th~Ir Stomsch is a graduate of daughter, Elizabeth Anne Tin. Blind Cleaning Service Grosse Pointe South High gley, to Fred ChrIstopher Pigge, Is thisyou- School, AlbIOn College and the son of Fred L and Marge B. Let Us Do It UmversIty of DetrOIt School of Plgge of Bowling Green, Ohio. A Dentistry. She IS currently prac. June weddmg IS planned. ULTRASONICALLY ticing dentIstry In Grosse POInte. Tmgley IS a graduate of the Murtagh is a graduate of College of Wooster, where she Get Rid of the Grosse Pointe South HIgh School earned a bachelor of arts degree. Nicotine, Dust, Soot, and Mercy College He IS cur- She IS a phYSIcian's search con- rently employed by Genel al Mo sultant for AM Care Inc. m Dur- Susan Elizabeth Mascarln and Grime and Years of Dirt tors Corp Peter J. Keane ham, N.C HORIZONTALS. VERTICALS Pigge is a graduate of the Col- lege of Wooster, where he earned Macaddino- PLEA TED SHADES • LIGHT DIFFUSERS a bachelor of arts degree. He is a FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY graduate student studYIng chern. Tomasello FAST OVERNIGHT SERVICE IStry at the Umverslty of North Mrs Raymond L Johnson, for. For a FREE Estimate Carolma. merly of Grosse POInte, recently Can 776.7507 of Longboat Key, Fla. and Ned P. Macaddmo, formerly of Grosse Kathleen A. Berge and Eugene POInte, recently of Bloomfield J. Andrus HIlls, have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, lackman-Kaleth KristIn Ann Macaddino of Re- Mr. and mrs Paul Jackman of dondo Beach, Calif., to James Grosse Pointe Park announced Anthony Tomasello, son of Tony the engagement of theIr daugh- and Joy Tomasello of San Pedro, ANNOUNCING ter, Mary Pat Jackman, to Mark Cahf Miner's Bagley Inn R. Kaleth, son of Norma Kaleth MacaddIno IS a graduate of of Prospect HeIghts, III., and the Grosse Pomte North HIgh School and late Robert P Kaleth. A June and Michlgan State UmversIty, Miner's Grosse Pointe Michelle Ren_ Clark and &0" wedding 15 planned where she earned a bachelor of Ed ard Pi . Jackman IS a graduate of Our arts degree in criminal Justice ~: w _ en ..Lady--Star of the Sea HIgh and psychology She IS a casu- Il'/J'ta-r- k-pzoij¥.f ~ ~~,,~..,.\ Sch~l and MIchIgan ~tate Um- Ir"''l<~ 0,,- :";;'$- alty umt chum manager for Al. X""- ..f :>.~-~, ,,!,, • ~ Jkl~t.f£.;~ i'i"e...J.1 "Ver$lty, where she ~earned a lstate Insurance Co. in Marina FINAL Charles E and Bonnie S. bachelor's degree m communica- Fred Christopher Pigge and Del Rey, Calif. I MARKDOWN Clark, formerly of Grosse Pointe tions She is an advertIsing sales EUzabeth Anne Tingley Tomasello IS a graduate of the Park, recently of Minneapolis, represen.tative for LIfe Magazme Univelsity of Southern Califor- have announced the engagement In DetroIt. Mascarin- Keane nIa, where he earned a bachelor 50% OFF of theIr daughter, MIchelle Kaleth is a graduate of Maine of arts degree In hiStory and p0- He- Dr. and Mrs. T.A. Mascarin of nee Clark to Scott Edward PIeri, South High School m Park litical SCIence. He is a property Grosse Pointe Shores have an. and son of Ed~ard and Valene Pien Ridge, m., and Northern minOlS umt claIm manager for Allstate All Fall WmleT Sporuwear, nounced the engagement of their Nightwear lIlld Accessories. Travelogue offer Insurance Co in Torrance, CalIf. Eor newcomers Sale Slilrts Thunthly, January 25 . World Adventure Senes at New Antique Shop For your shoppmg convemence. we are open The DetroIt InstItute of Arts IS every Thursday 'III 7 p m. offering free tIckets to persons 20788 Mack (1 '/2 blk. N. of Vernier) who have never attended a Se- ORO UN ries program. Beginning WIth the second II!!! Buying Persian Rugs !!!!! half of the current season on NURSING HOME Jan. 28, all ticket buyers are in- Also Buying 8045 EAST JEFFERSON 369 & 375 Fisher Rd. DETROIT MlCH Grosse Pointe, Michigan ,vited to brmg a fnend who has Music Boxes Paintings Cut Glass fl86-7960 'never seen a World Adventure Clocks 821.3525 Store Hours Series program, free of charge Wrist Watches Porcelain QUAUTY NURSING CARE 9 30-5 30 Monday Ihru Saturday This offer WIll remain vahd Pottery Post Cards Quilts 9 30- 7 00 ThUrsday throughout the rest of the trave- Antiques Dolls Bronze logue season. Swords Steuben World Adventure Series, m ex- Tiffany istence SInce 1933, offers a full- length motIOn picture trave- I Buy At Prices Others Why our Milliken Place"carpets logue, narrated live .from the stage ThIs is a profeSSIOnbegun Only Promise by the world traveller and au- giveyou an extra twist. thor Burton Holmes Just before the turn of the century The Calling House Antiques filmJIectures are not only enter. tammg, but contribute much to 882.1652 the undel standmg of different people and places m the world, and are Invaluable m helpmg Americans learn how other peo- SUNDAY JAZZ BRUNCH 11 :00 - ple hve, play, worshIp and mter- 3:00 act WIth us and others ." featuring: Paul Vornhagen The program of Jan 28 IS Ce- ramics AI'e Fun," filmed and Instrumentalist of the Year narrated live by Wilham Stock- dale. The presentation depicts humorous tombstones from all over the world, and WIll also show Important SIghts m each area. IndIvidual tIckets are $3. For There's "Extra TWI~I"mevery yam of our further informatIon, reservatIOns lookmg for And for even more twist, you'll want Milliken Place' cu~tomcarpets MaXImumtWIst and a free brochure, call the I?IA to see our speCialselectIOn ticket office at 833.7900 durmg 10 nunzmlze maltmg, crushmg, and footpnnts ofWearMasterT\lcarpet'). .. --_ ....I" - - ---..-...... ~-"'-4 68 January 25, 1990 Q~ Grosse Pointe News Optimist Club receives Honor designation East Pointe Sweet Adeline Chorus The East Pomte Sweet Ade- must be able to carry a tune. The Optimist Club of Grosse lIne Chorus invites women 18 or The ll-year-old chorus is a memo 1988.89 administrative year proxImately one Optimist Club Pointe.Lakeshore was recently older who hke to sing to an open bel' of Sweet Adelines Interna- The Honor Club deSIgnation III four qualifies for this award. house membershIp night on tiona!. Under the dIrection of designated as an Honor Club means the club has prOVIded an Optimist Clubs are service or. Thursday, Jan. 25, at 7 p.m. at Lmda LiddIcoat, the group has This award reflects ~he efforts of effectIve program of growth, ser. gamzatlons dedIcated to helping Rosevl1le Junior HIgh, 16250 competed internationally in the club durmg the admimstra. vice and leadershIp To qualIfy, a children grow and mature in a De. tion of its ImmedIate past presl. club must prOVIde at least three pOSItIve manner. Optimists, as Martlll Rd. III RoseVille trolt, Kansas CIty and Honolulu. dent Douglas CordIer commumty and/or youth servIce their name Implles, are also posi- It IS not necessary to read mu- For information, call 2934362 SIC, but prospective members or 884.7116. proJects, must show a net growth tIve and progressive about life. Optimist International has m membershIp, must meet Its ThIS award will be officially G.P. Camera Club will meet Jan. 30 announced this award because of financial oblIgations, must add presented to the club by the the growth the club has shown one lIfe member and submit a MIchIgan Dlstnct of Optimist In. The Gl'Osse Pomte Camera head photographer for St. John and because of the servIce to the projects' report for competitIOn tematlOnal at Its conference in Club Will meet on Tuesday, Jan Hospital" community it has given for the about one of Its activities Ap February. 30, at 7:30 p m. at Brownell Mid. VIsItors are welcome Call Douglas Cozd1er dIe School, 260 Chalfonte, Grosse 824.9064 or 881-8034 fo~ more POInte Farms, for a PlOgl am by Information Kal'1es Ford "What It'<; Ilke a<; ~~~m~~w.~~~;!lIjlii YORKSHIRE TV-VCR ALL MAKES HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION CARRY-IN SERVICE BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD • A8S • Q 10 3 2 THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME • J 2 FREE ESTIMATES .. AJ65 Even the best experts can incur bIdding blunders of a Sizeable style 21915 Mack Avenue 778-4050 that are usually the resull of one of the followmg factors. N ~ 43 ~ K9762 1. The paruclpanlS haven't developed a praCticed partnershIp based , 976 , 4 upon system, expenence and mtegTlly. • 1053 • KQ98764 2. One of the partners bIds IS ambiguous and for some reason .. KQ983 w[i} .. . responder has mISjudged or mismterpreted the purpose or lIS inten. FABRIC SALE tlon. s 3. Sometimes thirteen cards are extrer lely difficult to properly • Q J 10 descnbe in competitive sequence. • AKJ85 • A .. 10742 From 10% to 30% off on Such was the circumstance one of my favonte partners and I expen- W N E S 'fe~t~r~ Tiffany Leather Scalamandre enced late last year WIth a hand we bid to slam that at best could produce 1C 1D 1H BothVul. ;a e colt JAB Kent-Bragaline only ten tncks. After the game we asked each other what went wrong. 2H 2S 3D ayne Stroheim & RomaflJl Kravat The answer was extremely important to our later playing date relation. 3H 40 Decorator's Walk Clarence House Schumacher Such an mquiry ISn't iml1ated to establish blame for we both have an ex- DBL - 4H Roben Allen ceptional respect for the game, meritonous performance and our long 4HT" so- * Roman Jeey card Blackwood friendship. 6H PasaecI OUt **3 key cards . , . and many more! The purpose of today's playback is so that you may share our critical key cards incorrectly. COACH HOUSE self examinallon and from it learn to avoid such calamitous caverns. NORTH. 6 Hearts ,.. We have six key cards, but I still think we'll be Offers the best in upholstery and drapery fabric from the most Mter the low diamond lead there is no play for twelve tricks unless the lucky winning twelve tricks. spade king is smgleton and the missing clubs behave. The bidding would distinguished fabric houses. suggest this holding was hardly hopeful. What went wrong? ALL TOP QUALITY. NO SECONDS NORTII - I Club, .. I have an openmg bid. Maybe north shouldn't have opened eleven high plus, in first seat? Consensus" .Most experts would bid. SOUTH. 1 Heart ... I'm strong enough to bId over my right hand Until February 17th you can have the best for less opponents overcall Maybe south shouldn't have rebId dJamonds after north verified a minimum? He only had fifteen high! Consensus ... Reasonable conclu- at Coach House NORTH. 2 Hearts ... I have a raise, my opening bid is minimal. sion, but you could argue that he was just contmuing to describe his hand. SOUTH - 3 Diamonds ... In spite of east's second call I'm making a Certainly south was aggressive, but a two SUitfit hand been uncovered COMPLETE FURNITURE SERVICE INCLUDES: game forcing bid with club support and probably frrst round and he hadn't gone past game. control. • Reupholster • ReglueJRepair Maybe north's change of attitude at his fifth biddmg OpportOOlly was NORTH - 3 Hearts •. , I've bid my whole hand, you're on your own. reckoned without reason? Consensus ... That's a reasonable conSl(iera- * RestorelRefinish • Brass Polish/Cane/Rush SOUTH - 4 Diamonds ... I have first and second roood control. A five or tion, but north hadn't shown his two aces or the trump lady and these six card hean SUIt. Are you sure you have no mterest? were vital cards in such a sequence. IDs move of course may have been 10% OFF LABOR. ADDITIONAL SERVICES NORTH. Pass ,., West double allows me to pass qmetly. pamted to preserve the partnership, SOUTH-A Hearts ... O.K You'veconvlOced me. NORTH - 4NT . About face Your two cue bids have rekmdled my At the conclUSion of our chit chat chalk talk we agreed that there were i I mterest. How many key cards? too mliflY captams on this one. He who takes the Initiative to command must be allowed to control the hanLls ultlmate bICldmg fate. And that Coach fiouse SOUTH - 5 Clubs ... Three key cards. Last time I dId thISI descnbed my J wasn't accomplished WIth these cards. &, I' N C l': . ,Ii:' 9 6 2 20725 Mack Ave. • Grosse PIe .• 882-7599 LOOKING FOR A MORTGAGE? CALL David A. Vicari 939-6330 LOSE WEIGHT FAST OUR CORPORATION IS BACKED BY A STRONG TRADITION OF EXPERIENCE AND FINANCIAL STRENGTH I I I Caroline Elizabeth Ross dmr Timothy and Alane Ross of Financial Services. Inc. @ Grosse POinte Farms are the A Full Service Mortgage Banker _ parents of a daughter, Caroline Servmg Homeowners Since 1946 - Elizabeth Ross, born Dec. 14, 31201 Chicago Rd, SUite 8201. Warren, MI48093 l.'~A:';'g~~ 1989. Maternal grandmother is Doreen Postlethwaite of War- ren. Paternal grandparents are Hugh and Roberta Ross of Bir- mmgham Alfred Michael Cytacki Walter and Sally Cytacki of Grosse Pointe Park are the par. OR CONTINUE FREE ents of a boy, Alfred Michael Cytacki, born Sept 18, 1989 UNTIL YOU DO! LEARN HOW TO KEEP IT OFF! Lauren Anne White William and Leslie White of Grosse Pointe Woods are the parents of a daughter, Lauren Anne White, born Aug. 26, 1989 Maternal grandparents are Richard and Harriet Grieve of Anna, Ohio Paternal grandpaI" ents are Paul and Mary White of Sault Ste Mane, MIch. our showroom rn advance to \, s s ____ SIl..'s 7._ .2__ 7_."'7._ .... 7.. .SII!IS.S.S.S.S.S...... 7 ST I :.-.: - .. January 25, 1990 /1 ~'1;~ . lito-POint_News M l:~~ . Battered'" -_", .." ' •...---,,,,&_".,,,_,,,-.. ,,,,,,,,,,,10' ,,_,,, __ ,,•• _ 78 Fro.. PaeelB Schuel., said she late, d",rov. v,olen~ just .s miBe.. bl.," Hulf h" She f.. ls a" obhgation to ....ame such as Akohoh.. Anony. ab.... late,. 'red that thi. attitude i. tyPi",1 asid. "but. woman from G...... "t"n moue &A F.E. al"" has a ",ong Pope said that society has Schuel., -onled SOme as. of abuoed women. Pointe may have me... to 10", by "Sh.'11'lay witb him f".ix m J"us Chri.. , Schu.l., amples of PSychological abuse bOne mght, she said, In a fury, leaving the situatIon. APpeaber. or seven months We call this said.ba." many mIsconceptions about bat. tered women "Many people be. her Former husband' "I y he longed at he>- so forrefully a...... important. Sh. may the hon.ymoon period Then 'Thele lemi"""'''e f" people trealed like a clUld'; she:'3 and suddenly thet she wa. m.,.,.led to a prof... "naJ ~an -:- sh.'. boekagam. . to lee how th.. behavi" hap- lieve these women like violence; "We would _iv • .;, invitati;'; pushed out of 00d.ento the floor. say,. _. His "'Putabon" "Dilen",.'11 leave him two or pens. Our churchee .... the that they're mentally ill; that to a "",,y and I wanled to at. She '~.red mJur.ea to h., rJ1\h at ".ke Th. child","'. repula. th.... '" fourt,_ She oome. to greate.. hope r... th .. lituation," they deserve it, because they're tend. He would say. 'You den't and .• ~th v.rteb,ae. She was tions are important." us e hUle""nge •••• ft- .e I $' 88 January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch & AssocIates, Inc ChampIOn & Bdel, Inc Higbie Maxon Inc Ht,llt(lr~ Red Carpet KeIrn Damman Realtors AldrIdge & AssocIates Sine Real Estate Co. R G. Edgar & Associates JOhnstone &: john~tiJJlt Inc Red Carpet KeIrn Shorewood Bolton.Johnston AssocIates Tappan &: Associates of ERA James R Flkany Real E"tate Co Lochmoor Real Est.\tl IIH Real Estate, Inc Century 21.East m the VIllage WIlcox Realtors The PrudentIal John E. Pierce & A,"I)(I 1tl", , Inc JIm Saros Agency, Inc Chamberlam Realtors Grosse POinte Red] Estate Co Plku Management (" SchweItzer Real Estate/ Youngblood & Finn, Inc. Better Homes & Gardens JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE IS PROUD TO PRESENT EIGHT 1;., 93 LOTHROP 520 RENAUD ROAD 88Q-0600 928 WESTCHESTER 881-6300 884 ..0600 532 ROBERT JOHN .~:~"~ I I 881W) __ - ..6300 J ~ 590 RENAUD ROAD . 884-0600 440 MOROSS 884-0600 20232 LENNON 884-0600 OPEN SUNDAY 2..5 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 15830-2 WINDMill POINTE DRIVE 884-0600 85 SOUTH DUVAl. 466 CALVIN Charm in the Farms! 881-6300 885 COOK ROAD Starof the Sea area 881-4200 1953 ANITA - Well kept three bedroom brick 881-6300 1306 EDMUNTON Fivebedrooms 884-0600 1304 HARVARD Open 1-4 881-6300 HARPER WOODS RANCH. Sharp! Now $88,0001 881-6300 PRIVATE Park location - Europeanelegance! 881-4200 857 HAWfHORNE NEW PRICE! 881-4200 MINI-MANSION on Devonshire hasold world charm! 881-4200 946 LAKEPOINTE Nearthe lake 881-6300 KENSrNGfON - Quality space- great price! 881-4200 140 LEWISTON PRIMEFarmsarea 884-0600 FOUR BEDROOMS in Woods - New Price! 881-4200 928 MOORLAND NEW LOW PRICE! • 884-0600 881-4200 19639 FLEETWOOD - Condo convenience. . 1940 PRESTWICK WoodsColonial 881-6300 GrossePointe schools. 881-4200 23220 ROBERT JOHN Huge family room 881-6300 SUPER LOCA nON near Village, lake. 2352 STANHOPE GreatWoodsstarter 884-0600 Designedby Dexter Ferry! 884-<>600 16 SYCAMORE LANE Newer! CLASSIC COLONIAL. Tastefuldecor in 1490 YORKTOWN Wonderful pool! 884-0600 881-6300 neutral tones. $212,500 884-0600 McKINLEY - Country kitchen. Budget pricer 884-<>600 ~ & ai CHARTER MEMBERS GROSSE POINTE FARMS SINCE I960! 82 Kercheval 884-0600 GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 166JO rtfack 8814200 19790 Mack 881-6300 ---- ----7 ... 2.7--7 ..7.7..2._7._71171117111711171117.7 7_ •••• __ . I I ~-,_.... . ,---.. January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe New. 98 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. REALTO~ EQUAL HOUSING CBGlOPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAG~S ARE OFFERED AdlhochEXCLUSIVELY& Associates, Inc. BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINtE BOARD OF REALlORS Aldridge & Associates Champion & Baer, Inc. Higbie Maxon, Ine Realtors BOlton-Johnston ASSOCiates R.G. Edgar & Associates Johnstone & Johnstone, Inc Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors James R Fikany Real Estate Co. Sine Real Estate Co. Century 21-East in the Village Lochmoor Real Estate, Inc Red Carpet Keim Shorewood Chamberlain Realtors The PrudentIal Real Estate, Inc. Tappan & Associates of ERA John E. Pierce & ASSOCiates,Ine Wilcox Realtors Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co. JIm Saros Agency, Inc. Plku Management Co Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Schweitzer Real Estatel Better Homes & Gardens OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 1750 VERNIER NO.4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 1262 BERKSHIRE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 969 WESTCHESTER OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 840 LAKEPOINTE 525 MOORLAND OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 945 TROMBLEY 22965 LEE COURT 1230 NORTH OXFORD BEAUT/FULLY UPDATED 1154 BALFOUR PERFECT BEGINNING Jim Saros AgengrLlnc. 1079 ANITA 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI 886-9030 FAMIL Y.SIZED RANCH FABULOUS FEATURES OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 654 HAMPTON 1427 BUCKINGHAM BACK ON THE MARKET An older home, with the con- ROOM FOR EVERYONE HERE'S YOUR CHANCE vemences of a newer home. 945 TROMBLEY 937 LAKESHORE ThiS sharp brick ranch In a ThiS four bedroom three and very mce neIghborhood offers a one half bath brick ColomaI new Mutschler kitchen, two has plenty of room for your bedrooms, den c-\da room, family. OverSIzed family room and fin;~' 0' y t Hard- adjoins a beautiful brand new wood S I~l1out, central kitchen with all built-ins. In air 81 ... cached garage A additIon thIS home offers: house you should see for your. plush carpeting throughout, self Come in on Sunday or fimshed basement, new ther- Excellent family home with Attractive well maIntamed ake an appointment mal windows, natural fire. spacious living room, dining four bedroom Colonial. Fea- place, and professionally land- room and kitchen, all with a tures spacious rooms With a scaped Make an appointment! view of the natural fireplace. Circular floor plan. Beautiful BeautIful four bedroom, three Grosse Pointe Shores located GROSSE POINTE PARK and one half bath Immaculate Three bedroom and one and modern kitchen With sohd between VernIer and Nine GROCERY STORE OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 one half baths on maIn floor. wood cupboards. Sharp den, Colonial! Fantastic new MlIe, one hundred by one hun. kitchen With sub-zero apph- Great fanuly market, beer and WORRY FREE LIFESTYLE Beautifully fimshed basement screened In porch overlooks dred and sIxty two foot lot has a huge family room, two large yard Two car garage ances and all built-ms Spa- When vacant lots are selling wme license All equipment in- 1750 VERNIER NO.4 bedrooms and a full bath. Ad- and much more CIOUSlivmg and dlnmg rooms. cluded. $30,000 full pnce. Call for for as much money, thiS beau- details. ditional features include two Natural fireplace, fimshed tiful four bedroom three bath natural fireplaces, two car ga. basement, central all', new car- semi-ranch IS a great bu;y rage and a Florida room. All peting throughout, many cus- BeautIful family room, library, GROSSE POINTE/DETROIT for only $175,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 tom features! You must see for first floor master bedroom, PARTY STORE COME SPOIL YOURSELF yourself, so stop m or make an sUlte, full basement, two and appomtment Grosse Pomte party store In 525 MOORLAND one half car attached garage excellent locatlon! Features a A great prIce for only $375,000 walk m cooler, beer and wme hcense, two unfimshed apart. >~ > PRIME AREA SOMETHING SPECIAL ments. 5,000 square feet In all Rare opportunity in Berkshire YOU DESERVE IT! YOU CAN HAVE IT All Excellent bUSiness Opportu. Place!! ThIs spacious one bed- 702 MIDDLESEX 335 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. nIty. $290,000 plus Inventory room, one and one half bath DOUBLE lOT Land contract terms alS 77 •• so as on 108 January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe New. Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~ [HG) REALTOQl!l EQUAl HOUSING OPPOltTUHllY Ichweitzer.~Bett8fnes Real E/tote. Inc. I I W H and Gardens' ADLHOCiil l&I\SSO(UTES REAL TORS FIRST OFFERING' Very \\1.'11 BEA UTrFU LL Y LA:'\ D FIRS I OFFERING' One of a mamtamed center entl ance SCAPED, English count!) k Illd fotally renovated Farm Colomal m move.m wndltlOn home on 1 4 acres Mastel bed Colonldl Custom features TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING New Mutschlel kltl.hen loom hdS slttlng IOOIll,IIdl Ut dl till OUgllOUl PIckled oak $235,000 (F 7lLAKl fil eplace, bath $595,000 (G kitchen cabmets $310,000. (H. 09THRI 88MORI THE ASSOCIATION OF LINDA C. RODRIGUEZ as Sales Consultant of the fIrm Specializing in Grosse Pointe Properties TUDOR STYLE INCOME TOTALLY REDONE, fOUl bed OUTSTANDING THIELE neal the Idke Good condltlOn IDam centel entl ance Colomal BUILT HOME' Finest area of Vel \ spacIOus FoUl bedrooms, Large famIly I Dam WIth Shol es Custom throughout, 19515 MACK thl ee bdths per umt, separate pegged oak flool's, fileplace two story marble foyer, two I utilitieS $289000 IH 20TROl $269,000 (H 32AISl fil eplaces $380,000 (F.55BAL) Grosse Pointe Woods 882.5200 I, THIS HOUSE IS IN EXCEL A UNIQUE CENTURY LENT CONDITION Basement IMMACULATE, profeSSIOnally HOUSE With all the charm of decorated and landscaped exec. has wet bar, recreation room, yesteryear and many modern utlve Colomal Includes central half bath Circular drive Up convemences Large cozy coun Put Number 1 to work for you. @ dated kItchen $279,000 (F. aIr, spacIous updated kItchen try kitchen $219,000 (H. $234,400 (G.69CAN) 50MOO) 34KER) I GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE PARK . J SPACIOUS COLONIAL In the TWO UNIT INCOME III the CHARMING, three bedroom, Woods Beautifully refimshed Park Three bedrooms and sep two bath Farms Colomal WIth hardwood floors In most areas arate basement In each umt oversIzed famIly room, three Family room, wolmanlzed Four car garage Many 1m. fireplaces, large kItchen deck $209,900 (G 92HA W) provements $265,000 (F. $179,900. (F.28FIS) 10JEF) Beautiful four bedroom home totally redone Newer roof carpet, master bed. room with full bath, lovely remodeled kitchen, two full baths. Home shows Luxury condo built in 1989. Large extremely well Call for more informa. rooms, two bedrooms, two baths, Ii. tion. brary, attached two car garage. GROSSE POINTE FARMS ST. CLAIR SHORES GREAT FLOOR PLAN SemI CHARMING BRICK RANCH THIS THREE BEDROOM ranch In deSIrable Farms loca In Grosse POinte Woods Newly CAPE COD offers loads of lion has large private yard decorated throughout I Updated charm and character Very at. Recently pamted Screened tel' kitchen applIances Included, tractive landscapmg on large race $162,500. (G.28BEL) central aIr $108,000 (G lot $184,900 (F 73MOR) 06HUN) PRICE REDUCED - Canal front, suo per sharp contemporary All the ameni NIce three bedroom Colomal in super ties, 1987 construction. area Famlly room, formal dimng room, attached garage. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 HARBORTOWN CONDO FOR THE SMALLER FAM SUPER, SPACIOUS TOWN UPDATED KITCHEN WIth ST. CLAIR SHORES IL Y thIS Cape Cod m Mason Spectacular three bedroom, two and HOUSE CONDO In Harper cabmets galore, dIshwasher Elementary school dlstnct of one half bath townhouse on the lagoon Woods Pnvate back and front range, refngerator Included' fers a newer furnace, central overlookmg the Detroit River. Base- entrances Quahty updating Large famIly room $91,500 all', two baths $111,000 (H $76,000 (G.53WIL) (f.36HUN) ment, private patIo, central air and 33HAMl vacuum system, garage Too many amemtles to mentIOn OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PM HARPER WOODS 932 GRAND MARAIS, G P PARK - New eat III kItchen, bnck fireplace $269,000 Must see to appreciate this weIl.kept two bedroom ranch. Formal dming 15910 12 E JEFFERSON, G P PARK - Three bedrooms and separate basement m each unit $265,000 room, oak cupboards in kItchen, lots of charm PrIced to sell quick 17431 MAUMEE, G P CITY - Elegant English, three floor townhouse $164,900 22307 ERBEN - Unique four bedroom Cape Cod in prime Shores locale. Two 428 FISHER ROAD, G P FARMS - OversIzed famIly room, three fireplacE'S $179,900 full baths, famlly room, living room, HARPER WOODS and great room concept. Over 2,500 264 MORAN, G P FARMS - Eatmg space In kItchen, knotty pmI.' famIly room $164,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 square feet. Newer furnace and central 160 LAKEVIEW AVE., G P FARMS - New carpetmg, hardwood floors, exterior pamt $174,900 air, attached garage Situated on a 19937 WOODCREST - This beauti. park.like lot Price reduced over 71-5 PEAR TREE, G. P. WOODS - Beamed cellmg, marble foyer and much, much more $243,900 fully maintained home IS situated on a $10,000. park.hke lot Home has newer carpet. 959 N ~NAUD, G P WOODS - Unusual traffic pattern "Teen Quarters" $279,900 mg, famIly room, three bedrooms and 598 HEATHER LANE, G P. WOODS - CIrcular Flonda WIth skyhght $449,900 one and one half baths Very tastefully decorated Lots of charm. 1633 HAMPTON RD, G P. WOODS - Recently rederorated, famIly room, central all' $111000 19727 E EIGHT MILE, ST CLAIR SHORES - Completely redecorated, many c1o~ets $54 ClOO 1058 WOODBRIDGE, ST CLAIR SHORES - Sharp condo, plenty ofparkmR $91,500 VIP National Relocation Service Grosse Pointe Woods EAST IN THE VlLLA.GE 21300 Mack Avenue Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Fnrm, and 74 Kercheval Avenue 18780 Mack Avenue 18824 Kercheval Ave., G.P. Gold Crest Home W8ITaDty just north ofVcmlcr 885.2000 JlI~l south of i\!om" 886.4200 886.5800 OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 20 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES 881.7100 WEEKENDS 9-.so to 5 ,..""''''''•• flll!i''''''''''''''""' "7,~~ j - _ .. ------• - - '"..., I r- ((Ai rip!bI tt411 ..... $7 Q January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe New. 118 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS" REALTORIHGlEQUAL HOUSING - THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED OPPORTUNITY EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch & Associates, Inc. Aldridge & Associates Champion & Baer, Inc. Higbie Maxon, Inc Realtors BOlton-Johnston Associates R.G. Edgar & Associates Johnstone & Johnstone, Ine Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors SIne Real Estate Co Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Century 21.East in the Village James R. Fikany Real Estate Co Lochmoor Real Estate, Ine Tappan & Associates of ERA The Prudential Real Estate, Inc Chamberlain Realtors John E. Pierce & ASSOCiates,Inc Wilcox Realtors Jim Saros Agency, Inc Grosse POInte Real Estate Co. Piku Management Co Youngblood & FInn, Inc SchweItzer Real Estate/ Better Homes & Gardens OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 : "t J'" rJ d , ' t IJ: ~ 4;,c .:if f1i'1i"'" [ 26 ELM COURT - NEAR THE LAKE in the -1233 McKINLEY - A "STAND OUT." A beautiful Farms on a quiet cul-de-sac and private setting ... 1239 SUNNINGDALE - A LARGE PRICE RE. DUCTION makes this charming Williamsburg 19615 ELIZABETH - A QUALITY BUILT ranch tColonial with four bedrooms, private master lava. A one of a kmd Micou built Colonial featuring in St. Clair Shores Three bedrooms plus a new . tory, great Mutschler kitchen with appliances ga- many charming details not found in newer homes, Colomal even more invltmg. DeSIgned by Richard Kimbrough, thiS home features four bedrooms, kitchen, carpeted recreation room In the basement, .'lore, formal dining room. cozy den, new roof and but modernized with an exceptIonal Mutschler two and one half car garage and attIc storage. All ' I landscaping. Lovely deck with hot tUb. central air. family kitchen, three bedrooms, two and one half three and one half baths, brick floored family thiS at an affordable prIce :Over 2000 square feet of move in concition. baths. Features include random planked and room, first floor laundry and excellent storage pegged floors, fireplace in master bedroom, central space Many special amenities. Stop in on Sunday air, sprinkler system, attached garage A very spe. cial offering BY APPOINTMENT Three bedrooms, two and one half baths, den $199,000. I '.1 FlVe hedrooms, three and one half baths, family room. $345,000 Four bedrooms, two baths, den. $159.000. Four bedrooms, one bath, family room: $210,000. S1][bedrooms, three baths, two lavatones, family room. $339,900. Four bedrooms, three and one half baths, family room, library. $419,000. Five bedrooms, four and one half baths, library. $298,000 Three bedrooms, two baths, den. $189,000 Six bedrooms, five and one half baths, family Five bedrooms, four and one half baths, den. room, den. $695,000. $390,000 Four bedrooms, one bath, enclosed porch $53,900. MEMBER CHM1PION~BAER ~ EMPLOYEE RElOCAnON REALTORS COUNCIL 102Ken:hevaI Ave.,Gra.se Fbmte Rums, Mi 48236 • 884.5700 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON TIiESE PAGESARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch &: Associates. Inc. Champion &: Baer, Inc. Aldridge &: Associates Higbie Maxon. Inc. Realtors R.G. Edgar &: A880Ciates Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors Sme Real Estate Co. Bolton.Johnston Associates Johnstone & Johnstone, fnc. Red Carpet Kelm Shorewood James R. Fikany Real Estate Co. Lochmoor Real Estate, Inc. Tappan & Associates of ERA Century 21.East in the Village The Prudential Real Estate, Inc Wilcox Realtors Chamberlain Realtors John E Plerer & A88OClates, Inc Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. Piku Managrment Co. Youngblood & Finn, Inc. SchwCltzer Real Estate/ Better Homes & Gardens 0000 eM • • -~-~------~ - 128 January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. [HG) REALTOR'!' EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNity THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON 'fHESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALIDRS OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 REAtTO~IB I"~... DAMMAN REALTORS REO CARPET KEirn 17646 Mack • 886-4445 ~ r :119 Touraine Road - ThIS home has It all _ 10 l.ltlOn, condItIOn, decor, amenities, and prIce 1378 Audubon - PRICE REDUCED _ This There Just isn't a better opportUnity In thIS prICe spacIOus ColOnial features a 24 foot family room 1,11lge WIth adjOining wood deck. ThIS three bedroom is a must see 1398 Hollywood - A very uJllque home Four bedrooms, two and one half baths, large family room. PIIced to beat all competttlOn "The Solutton" for a growmg family. 19280 Edgefield - Under $90,000 - ThiS three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal features a !'R~ ....1)t,ll)[::- \RF \ OF GROSSE POINTE' TIm FA~!ILY HOME CLOSE TO SHOPPING, LAKE ~Ieat Itst of Improvements and shoppmg and schools are just a short walk away , ,I I' ,'I,'llthln,;' 1.1Igt' bedloorn<\\Ith pIl\ate SIDE PARK' Wondelful alea of Grosse Pomte "I ' ';1 j,ld ,nIl \ lI.n' Llblm\ fOI the qUIet Woods' All Idlge 1'00ms' Pllvate master bedroom Under $60,000 - GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS - Roslyn, two bedrooms, bath bungalow is an excel- " F.11111111<'<111l 1" gathel \\ Ilh yom 101ed lent opportunity to take advantage of the Harper Woods commumty and the Grosse Pomte school sys- II Ith PIl\ atl' bath Fifth bedroom could be den or tem '1" l"'lllm,'1 klld1!'11and fOlm,d dmmg 100111' office' Nc\\ el landscapmgl Well mamtamed homel t 1 'I'll' b \,,'11\<'111 I- like 10llel le\e!' Gleat bach. PIIC!'ISRight' I ) " II Ill. /I, lutltul h.ldlll'\ H,Il).. Lwch 111 /.'1 e.1I ,11 ea' Attached gat agel Newel fUI nace and centl al all' NIce size kItchen! Updated UNDER $40,000 - Dehghtful three bedroom Colonial WIth a spacious family room, updated kItchen, .'I"ClIIl"II'XI'" 'Ill' \ 1. DAMMAN REALTORS ,.:;.I' 17646 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe, MI48224 ~UPER,&UDERIIOME~ " 313/886-4445 f1~TOnmING Each offICe 'ndependenlly owned and operated CLA&lC MTATt ... nthe heart ofGraese Pointe. Drive Ithrough the gates into a serene and private setting that includes most every desired amenity. The first floor features a library in addition to the spacious living, dining and family rooms. The kitchen and pantry are thoroughly updated. The second floor offers a lovely master suite. There an additional four bedrooms with large walk-in closets and three baths. fIRl£,T OffERING EXECCTI\-E E:\GLISH FLAT On one of the Pomte ' pretuest roads ~lagJllficent 11\mg rooms BE -\UTIFUL ENGLISH COUNTRY IIO/lm 'mE LOOK Of A OPE": SU;\1DAY 24 840 GRAND /lIAHAIS \\ nh 12 fOOlba\ \\ mdo\\sand maS"I\ I' fileplaces Formal dmmg rooms :-eparate breahla,t rooms OfreI , fOUlbedrooms, two and oue h:llf hath~ .Q. ingle family home, but the finan. Four \en large bedroom, and lhree full bath" neat Thl Pl' \!lle Pal k Open noOl pl.lll f('l\lurc~ ~ cial benefits of a two-family in- T\\ 0 enelos€',ltedglll'den 1 oom ~1I11 oUlldpdh\ City, this stunning ColoniaI is actu- II II1do\\:-0\erloohmg brick patIO and 'Up"1 lo,e any two homes in one. Each apart- g.llden Room~fovel aud benutltul fileplncl' ment has three bedrooms and one. and-one-haIf baths, living room, din- ing room, kitchen and screened-in porch. The upper unit includes washer, dryer, stove and refigera~r. It's per- fect for most every type ofmvestor . ... '.... '" . I I' ..."" r LOOKING fOR l£lOMrnIING &>fCIAL~ ...... ""'Of .. ..,,...-, .. ,... .. ~ ... his house is it! Whether you're relaxing in front of the natural • T marble fireplace in the living room; hosting a dinner party in the E:'\GlISH ~IAXOR HOUSE BeautIful -\1 dimng room or playing-in the recreation room, this home aIlows you to ,hltl'lIur.,1 dl'talb throughout th1" e]l't:".lnt and \11:'\ I \1 \ \ :"IO\, Loll ~t' ,lIld Iw.11I1111I1 Ill'>t utllize it's many faCets. Located III Harper Woods with GP schools, it's rnt'llc..,I(\U_h malntamed home Four bedIoom" II l11ltl.:: 1"1 tIlt' luch.\ f:HIllh II lIP \I Iii 'I''' .llId 1)1 a Colonial built for a growing family. I hIlt' md .1 half bat hs. t II 0 fireplace:- Large up pl" \ It" Ih I' ''It'.::ant home on Thl «' 'IIi, Ih II, di'led l..'lchen "eparate breaHa"t room II Ith bUilt TIl"", I' (,\ ,'1 .In IUl' of land \\ It h 'PI1IIJ..hll/' '" .n' Tht' dmmg room has a beamed cellmg ~fan~ It 111 111 1I"ll! 111.1 h.lC!.. H0111e h,\'> '" 111111h I GATIfER TIfE fAMILY AROUND nn: _ .m1<'11IH''' Include back sen Ice stlurs and a Hom" t.l!l1\h 1"0111 1" .\111.\7l' \0\1 11\ 1IlJ.: 10011\ 101 rn Ii ,!In \\.11' 1~1\ Phn Sho\\ n b~ appOllllment onh 111':: rool1 •• ll1d I !..ltcl1l'1l fOI tl1(' ':0111111' I II h iiI I' iving room fireplace. Pnced below others in the neighborhood, this 1"'01 n, In- l \C fil'l t100r I \IIIHiI\ Ilid 11111 Watch the Showcase each Sunday, Channel 20, 9:00 a.m .... See how we're mOVing the world ... FOR &LE OR IL\& erfec:t for families of one or two •.. Located near Morass and P Beaconsfield, this two.story, half.duplex is conveniently located near both 1-94 and Eastland. A few ofit's notable features include: lots of closets; super family roomlJotchen; and two large bedrooms, imme. TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES dll\te occupancy is available . 90 KERCHEVAL GROSSE PTE FARMS. MI 48236 884-6200 NetwcNfr@])' & Inl~rnall(Jnal Rt'tt'rral St'rvlce REAL ESTATE 114 Kercheval • 886-6010 r ..,.- 1 .... b _ January 25, 1990 Oroue Pointe News 13B IPIII!~~~IIII Ii. Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS' REALT()R@IBG>(QUA L HOUSING OPPOITUNllY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch & Associates, Inc. Aldridge & Associates Champion & Baer, Ine HigbIe Maxon, Inc. Realtors R.G. Edgar & ASSOCIates Red Carpet Keim Damman Realtors Bolton-Johnston ASSOCIates Johnstone & Johnstone, Ine Sme Real Estate Co Red Carpet KeIrn Shorewood Century 21-East in the Village James R. Flkany Real Estate Co Lochmoor Real Estate, Ine Tappan & ASSOCIates of ERA The Prudential Real Estate, Inc. Chamberlain Realtors John E PIerce & ASSOCiates, Ine Wilcox Realtors JIm Saros Agency, Ine Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co Plku Management Co Youngblood & Finn, Ine SchweItzer Real Estate! Better Homes & Gardens GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 FIRST OFFERING - Owner wIll bUild to suit for 1861 HAWTHORNE - Immaculate two bedroom, custom built LAKESHORE ROAD - Custom buJit reSIdence on qualified tenant. 25,000 square foot lot, located on ranch One and one half baths, family room, raIsed deck patIO, Jefferson near 9 Mile with condos and boating fa. 210 x 250 foot lot Large famIly room adJOinS large central air, two car attached garage clllties all around mdoor pool and entertaining area With wet bar LIbrary FIrst floor master bedroom sUlte Out. HARPER WOODS WA YBURN - Four family flat in the Park. Two standmg kitchen. Three family bedrooms on sec. bedroom each unit, four furnaces. Stove and refrlg. ond floor. RecreatIOn room, three car attached ga. TYRONE - Three bedroom bnck bungalow, large kItchen, fimshed rage BeautIful lake views erator In each unit. $125,000. basement with full bath, one and one half car garage HOLBROOK In East DetrOlt Sharp three bedroom ST. CLAIR SHORES ranch near 1-94 and 9 Mile Road. BUilt m 1960. LAKESHORE ROAD - Two bedroom condo, new central air, great 10- One and one half baths, family room. Fenced yard catton, apphances, $62,500. with deck Two car garage PrIce reduced. CANTERBURY - Four bedroom, two and one half FIRST OFFERING bath Colomal. 22 foot family room WIth fireplace JEFFERSON - 400 On the Lake - Spectacular two bedroom two has both front and rear yard vIews. Custom and one half bath condo on the fifth floor Totally remodeled, kitchen wlth Jenn Alre stove and other deluxe great room effect, boat well mcluded. built-ms. Cedar deck. Paneled recreation room and office m basement plus an additional bath. Central aIr, sprinkler and two car attached garage $254,500. KOERBER - St Clair Shores. Quamt three bed. rooms, two bath country house With water view. Kitchen and bath recently updated First floor uttl- WAVERLY - Attractive Cape Cod styled resi. ity room wlth breezeway to garage. 80 foot fenced dence built in 1981. Large entry hall with brick corner lot. $82,900 floor. Mutschler kitchen, 18 foot dining room, 20 x 21 foot family room with beamed ceiling, fLreplace OXFORD - between Mack and Hohday. Three and doorwall to redwood deck. Eighteen foot gar. bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal on 50 x den room, three bedrooms and two and one half 177 foot lot Umque country style fireplace. Newer baths. Attached garage. Central air, lawn sprin- roof and furnace Fenced yard. Two car attached r kler system and burglar alarm. Beautifully land- garage. $169,900. , scaped grounds. f 290 RIVARD - Terrific condomlmum wlth large living room, dining room and kitchen plus a cozy SYCAMORE - Colonial built i~ 1985. Two story paneled den. Green!)ouse window and service open foyer with staircase. Large famIly room with stairs SELLER'S MOTIVATED. $205,000 fireplace plus a paneled den. First floor laundry and lavatory. Master bedroom has sitting room 1560 OXFORD - Four bedroom, two and one half and bath. Two addltional bedrooms and hall bath. bath Family room Breakfast nook. Nicely deco. Finished recreation room In basement Central air rated English Tudor style $215,000 Owner wants and burglar alarm. Two car attached garage 1m. offer. FIRST OFFERING - 310 BELANGER Will be SPACIOUS RANCH featuring four bedrooms, mediate possession. open for your personal Inspection This attractive three baths, family room, European kItchen, first HAWTHORNE - ClaSSICcenter entrance four bed- home has been redecorated and updated m the floor laundry, year.round porch, multiple fire- room Colomal close to Lakeshore Road m Grosse past three years Family room new In 1988, roof places, central air, attached garage and a large lot POinte Shores Large family room, decjt, lovely BEAUPRE - Unique two 'bedroom, two bath new in '89 and furnace with central aLr In '86 Call today and be sure to dlscuss the Home War- ranch in the Farins Library, famIly room, first yard and master bedroom sUlte. Occupancy at There are also three 'beth 00iil9j two baths as well ~ ranty offered for your PlO~tlon close. as a den with built. ins _ floor laundry and utility room. $115,000. Open r Sunday 2:00-5:00 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - FIve bedroom, three and one half bath residence on a 135 foot 4' lake frontage lot. Two bedrooms are on the first ,,1. LOTHROP - Spacious semi.ranch. Bedroom and one and one half baths on first floor plus three floor. CeramIc tlle floor and Corian counter top in bedrooms sitting room and three baths on second kitchen. Brick patio. Sprinkler system and central floor. De~ and family room. Central air. Two car alr. Two car garage. attached garage. Large fenced lot with spnnkler system. $299.000. SCARBOROUGH SQUARE at 12 Mile & Schoen. herr. Easy access to transportation Completely redecorated with new carpeting Mim blinds and AUDUBON - Five bedroom, three and one half freshly pamted walls. Front and rear entrance bath Colomal on 120 x 156 foot lot. LIbrary. Ter- Courtyard and two car attached garage Full hied rific patio, pool and outdoor kitchen for summer basement. Immediate occupancy. For rent or pur chase. $79,900. relaxation and entertaining. Newer furnace and ~Ni roof. Central air. Two car garage. ~~ ~=t.:;z*"~#; AUDUBON - Center hall Colonial First floor SUBURBAN UVlNG without the drive plus room OPEN SUNDAY - 17 SYCAMORE LANE wJlI be family room plus a first floor bedroom with bath for gracious family living and entertaining. A fam- available for you to see between 2 and 5. Along and sittmg room. Three bedrooms and two baths ily room, den, outside deck and finished basement JEFFERSON APARTMENTS - In GrOSllP Pointe with immedlate occupancy, thls home offers three City Deluxe second floor condomimum Two large on second floor. FIrst floor lavatory, two car at along Wlth large living and dining rooms, three bedrooms, one a first floor master SUite, Mutschler bedrooms two and one half baths, den and base. tached garage. 20 x 156 foot lot Near E. Jefferson bedrooms and two and one half baths make thIS a $239,000. special purchase for the discerning buyer. kitchen, hlgh ceihngs, plantatlOn shutters, central ment are~ Central air. Elevator service. air and a lovely wrought Lron door leadmg from front courtyard to two story entrance hall LAKESHORE VILLAGE - Condominium on Gary Lane Two bedroom townhouse. Nicely decorated. Newer kitchen appliances. Complex offers pool, clubhouse, tennis and tot.lot. RIDGE - Outstanding residence on approximately two acres in the Farms Seven bedrooms Five baths and two lavatories. Five fireplaces Library and family room. Entertainment area in basement. Large poolhouse with 20 x 30 foot great room. Numerous amenities and exqulsite detail through. out. CADIEUX - Near Vlllage shops and hospital. RIDGEMONT - between Ridge and Kercheval English style condominium. Completely renovated Three bedroom Colomal on 50 x 147 foot lot. Dm including a Baker Concept kitchen. Three bed. mg room, newer carpet and drapes Attractive fin QUALITY BUILT IN PRIME FARMS location. THERE'S A SIX BEDROOM ENGLISH MANOR rooms and two baths on second floor. Bedroom, sit. lshed basement With recreation room, office and This bright and cheerful four bedroom house in- 1D your future! The price has been reduced, so ting room and bath on third floor. Garage. cludes a first floor bedroom or den. Many recent $164,000. laundry. Two car garage. Near Farms Pier and don't mlSS seeing thIS lovely home There are spa. transportation. $155,000. lmprovements featunng wonderful detail .and ClOUSrooms including a family room and hbrary built. ins plus redecoratmg throughout ThIs IS a featurmg hardwood floors, natural Woodwork, ex. "must see" on your schedule, so call for your ap- qUlSlte plaster detail and leaded glass Windows. OPEN SUNDAY 2:00.5:00 pointment. 343 Beaupre - Two bedroom, two bath ranch, $115,000 1461 Oxford - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colonial, $169,900 VACANT LOT - Call and ask for details on thiS 1560 Oxford - Four bedroom, two and one half bath English, $215,000 large COrner lot m prime City location. OPEN SUNDAY 2 • 5 310 BELANGER - First offermg of lovely Farms story and one half 12 SYCAMORE - Styhsh executive ColOnial in the CIty With four bedrooms and much more! 17 SYCAMORE - Lovely Mast built Colonial in City locale 886-3400 83 kercheval avenue grosse pointe farms michigan 48236 BoLTON-JOHNSTON "'\!Mf)Clat~ 01Gro!Me '.olnt~ INCORPORATED Aff,lI.ttJ 01 Healton SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTV REALTORS' 39S Fl5h~r Road 20647 Mack Av~nue 01'I OM/" (d' 'ollih III!!.h ' (1)IH)"I" I'm({'II, ',hoof 886-3800 884-6400 , MemPJerojRElO' • ~ tbe World l.eader In Relocation RELO 7 s 2 sa ••••••••• 0' 148 January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS. [Hi!)i QUA 1 MOU SING REALTO~ OPPOItTUHlrY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch & ASSOCiates,Ioc ChampIOn & Baer, Ine Higbie Maxon, Inl Realtors Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors Aldridge & ASSOCIates R G Edgar & Assoelate~ Sme Real Estate Co. Johnstone & Jol,/p,lone, Inc Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Bolton Johnston ASSOCIates James R Flkany Real Estate Co Tappan & ASSOCiates of ERA Lochmoor Real E'ldte, Jnc Real Estate, Inc Century 21 East m the Vtllage The PrudentIal Wilcox Realtors JOhn E. PIerce & A~soclates, Inc. Jim Saros Agency, Inc. Chamberlam Realtors Grosse Pomte Real Estate Co Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Plku Management Co SchweItzer Real Estatel Better Homes & Gardens FIRST OFFERING OVERLOOKING LAKE ST. CLAIR ". '" BEAUTIFULL Y LANDSCAPED elegant English EXCELLENT VALUE on thIS three bedroom, cen. Colomal In Grosse Pomte Pal k Four bedrooms, ter.entrance Colomal In gJ eat location of the two and one half bath~, three cal garage, newly Woods Fireplace, wide lot (60 x 127), famIly room decm ated. Dellel fUlnace and much mOle (32HOL) GREAT BACKYARD on thiS two bedroom lanch located m the Grosse Pomte school distrIct of Harper Woods At!ached hID car garage, first 1100rlaundry PrIced to sell In the 50's Great Investment' CONSIDERING A PRESTIGIOUS & OPEN SUNDA Y 2.5 LOCHMOOR MEMBER CHAMPION~BAER REAL ESTATE REWARDING ~ftl 1532 HollYwood EMPLOYEE CAREER IN Grosse Pointe Woods 884.5280 RELOCATION REALIDRS REAL ESTATE? COUNCil 102Kercheval Ave, Grosse fumte Farms, Mi 48236 20143 MACKI G. P. W. Come and see us' 884-5700 SINE REALTY ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME F'IRST OFFERINGS TO CALL SINE .•. GROSSE POINTE WOODS The 1989 figures are in and the combined figures at Adlhoch & Associates show SOUTH OXFORD - PRICE REDUCED - Five bedroom Colomal the best sales year in our history. There is a reason why sellers chose Adlhoch & 11m home has a famIly room Wlth fIreplace, slate floor 10 foyer, Associates Realtors to represent them in marketing their home. Call one of our kllchen and breakfast 100m two-ear attached garage, newer fur. Professionals today and set. up..an.appointment.to discuss our ideas further. nace and central air EnJOYlookmg at a park.hke rear yard from JOW Spa" on enclosed I ear porch FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING ST CLAIR SHORES CHEERFUL FIRST FLOOR CONDOMI. PRICE REDUCED - 23688 ELMIRA - Two bedroom home available NIUM apartment Corner Unit WIth hard- In Lakeshore schools area Several features Include fanuly room wood floors, cove moldings, private storage With oak parquet floor, two and one half car attached garage, cen. and appliances Included Conveniently 10' tral aIr and one and one half baths, eating space In kItchen. Seller cated near shopping, bus routes and St. John motIvated, ImmedIate possessIOn Call today for an appomtment HospItal HARPER WOODS CLASSIC CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW _ Outstanding character abounds Including in. FLEETWOOD - Sharp, three bedroom, one and one half bath ranch, tricately scrolled mahogany woodwork, large famIly loom, fireplace, two and one half car garage on one and one half lots Grosse POInte schools Must see! leaded glass windows and pocket doors, and refimshed hardwood floors. Four bedrooms, new kitchen, bath, carpeting and decoration. COMFORTABLE HOME for a young family Near schools and waterfront park. SINE REALTY - no through traffic FamIly room WIth fire. QUIET FARMS STREET IS the locatIon for MULTILIST SERVICE place, new oak kItchen WIth large eating BUILT IN 1988 - FARMS AREA. 2200 this RANCH. Onginal quahty features such space Four bedrooms, two and one half square feet, two and one half baths WIth a as cove celhngs, hardwood floors and natural FARMS OFFICE 18412 MACK 884-7000 baths, attached garage, Includes Home War. designer kitchen that includes a sub-zero reo fireplace. Many mechamcal updates All of ranty. Priced under $170,000 frlgerator and built.1n apphances. Also fea. this plus a family room for only $105,000 tured is a family room with fireplace and two FIRST OFFERING AUTHENTIC FARM HOUSE - Colonial car garage. Good value. PLENTY OF CHARACTER mcludlng hard. 511 Ballantyne - Grosse POinte Shores just two blocks from the VIllage in Grosse wood floors mlaid WIth black walnut, leaded Pointe ThiS charmmg three bedroom home glass windows, four bedrooms, two and one boasts a formal dlnmg room, great country half baths and an updated kItchen With hght kItchen, new back porch and new gas forced oak. air heatmg system CONDO WITH LAKE VIEW - Newer town. RENAUD RANCH near MorningsIde. Large house condo, landscaped yard, private patIO, and well maintained home m great locatIOn. two car attached garage and low monthly SpacIous kitchen and breakfast room, large maintenance fees Cathedral cedmg hvmg attractive famIly room WIth fireplace. Newer room with natural fireplace, two full baths, furnace and central aIr, attached garage, all first 1100r laundry, second floor family room the amemtles one expects In a fine home CHRISTINE DRIVE - Just off Lakeshore at the top of Carmel Lane In the Farms. Spa. CIOUS 4000 square foot Colomal with paneled hbrary and family room with fireplace, great 511 BALLANTYNE'" ThiS full two story semI contemporary resl master SUIte with JacuzzI bath and sitting dence located just one and one half blocks from Lake 8t Clair room, four other family bedrooms, spacIous was bullt In 1958 for the current owners The floor plan of thiS kItchen, immedIate occupancy 7200 square foot home lends Itself well to all the needs and com forts of a large famIly and allows gracIOus entertamlng Call to day for your own private shOWing Brochure available OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 """ • 760 Loraine 1057 YORKSHIRE ** Extraordmary Enghsh reSidence offers a dra Colonial matlc staircase, refimshed oak 1100rs and natural woodwork • 1421 Kensington Colonial Beautiful master sUite plus two other bedroorTlS, spacIOus break • 26 Christine Colonial fast room Renovated kitchen and baths Extra Wide lot Imme • 717 Westchester Colonial dlate occupancy • 2036 Manchester Ranch Ii.. • 207 Chalfonte Ranch CHARMING two bedroom ranch, Grosse 588 VERNIER ** Clean as can be and awaltmg a new owner thIS EXCELLENT WOOD" \' AWE _ Custom Pomte schools, attached garage This IS a three bedroom ranch In the Woods boasts of two full baths, fam. bUIlt four bedroom t\\O and one half bath UNIQUE SEMI.RANCH In the hart of the perfect starter or retirement home. Flhlshed Ily room WIth natural fireplace, terrific kItchen, dining area Colomal near the Hunl Lib ULS and Star basement, UIdated kitchen and central aIr FInished basement and CENTRAL AIR Very deep lot FARMS A well-deslgned 1989 kitchen boasts of the Sea school~ f ratureu~ 'mclude kItchen a gas broiler, oak cabinets and new apph. WIth eatmg space f~mli1 room WIth beamed FIRST FLOOR LIVING near Lakeshore FIRST OFFERING * * Wonderful famIly home at 2056 FLEET. ances The excIting recreatIon room Includes vaulted ceIling and natural fireplace, and a hot tub, bar, natural fireplace and lava. Pleasant Shores ranch with open floor plan WOOD m the Woods offers three bedrooms, family room, hard. newer roof, f\1ln,'Cl' olndcrntral aIr attached tory. Enjoy a natural fire from the living Three bedrooms, family room with fireplace wood 1100ro; locatIOn, price and recently decorated makes thIS. garage ' attached garage, large deck overlooking house Just right for you Very affordable' room and dinmg room. yard JAMES R. FIKANY REAL ESTATE 19515 MACK at SEVERN 882-5200 714 Notre Dame 886.5051 ,.:...... '''Iary 25 J 1990 ....ute Pointe News 158 886-8710 ~Ja 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe EQUAL HOUSING O"OITUNITY I. Reo CARPeT / SHOREWOOD 'QUllRIian Home KEirn ( REAL ESTATE, INC. '-W~Available Grosse Pointe Formerly - ShoreWOOd E.R. Brown Realty Relocauon ServICeS AVailable OPEN SUNDAY 14 - 1973 SEVERN - Grosse POinte Woods FantastiC Colomal In excellent Board of REALTORS' condition Beautifully decorated Features Include three bedrooms, three fireplaces, family room, dining room, fimshed basement complete with kitchen area and fireplace Other features are Mut'lchlel kitchen with sub zelo refrigerator, Jenn Alre range, micro-wave oven Den with wood paneling, ",ood deck The follOWing Items have been replaced In the last three years roof, furnace, electromc all' deanel, central all', attic InsulatIOn, garbage disposal, wolmamzed deck, aluminum Siding and gutters Two car gal age Certificate of occupancy complete LAKEVIEW CLUB OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 - BRAND NEW CONDOMINIUMS _ "Hidden Covp Condominiums" 10 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 cated on the water With a terrific view of Lake St Clair Two umts left Features Include two bedrooms, TOWN HOMES ON two full bathrooms, first floor laundry room, wood deck, full basement, fireplace and boat well (boat well 422 MT. VERNON AVE. LAKE ST. CLAIR IS Included In the price) Located In Harnson Township Just south of Shook Road ofT Jefferson Model GROSSE POINTE FARMS open 100500 Monday, Wednesday and Friday GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Very nice one and one half story home ofTermg three bedrooms, Flonda room, one and one half bathrooms Sharp recreation room With wet bar and lavatory Updated kitchen Guardian Home Warranty GROSSE POINTE WOODS - BIG PRICE REDUCTION - Charming story and a half Three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, family room with fireplace, hVlng room With fireplace Furnace replaced In 1984 Newer carpeting In liVing room and family room RecreatIon room, two cal detached garage VACANT LOT - GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Zoned reSIdential With land contract tel ms Ap proximately 45 86 x 273 65 HARPER WOODS - Three bedroom bungalow With a walk through room on second floor Newel furnace House needs updating and IS to be sold In Its preSf'nt as IS conditIOn Two car gal age , (/• These luxury townhomes offer a panoramic Perfect conditIon three bedroom, one and one ", lakefront view, ease of condominium living. BORDERING GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Located In St Clair Shores Rambling ranch at the half bath brick Colonial on preferred Farms , \ SpacIOus mteriors include many spectacular end of a cui de sac Three bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms, family room, den, IIbl ary, first 11001' , I. features. Open seven days, 1;00.5:00 on Jef. street. Newly decorated, hardwood floors, nat- laundry room ApprOXimately 2,400 square feet Large basement. r i ferson at 11.112Mile Road. ura! fireplace, central air, three car garage. By appointment. FIRST OFFERING - "RIVIERA TERRACE CONDOMINIUMS." In move In condItIOn Beautifully decorated Furnace and aIr condltlomng four years old. Appliances and Window treatments Offered by Piku Management Co., 774-6363, 886-7930, 293.1180 mcluded Maintenance fee Includes. heat, aIr condltiomng, pool, clubhouse, and water Umt IS located near the pool Covered carport Each Red Carpet office IS Independently owned and operated ,. . IJ[I IJ I • .....J + bnv"",,,E cun •• £ WOOuo: OOUQlY DUllt llve 20 WINDEMERE COURT, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Your last remalnlhg opportunity! 21479 MORNINGSIDE, GROSSE POINTE bedroom executlve style Colomal. French Provincial designed one floor, care free liVing WIth views of the lake at thiS prestI- gious address. WOODS: Defimtely a house you don't want to mIss for your family and for entertamlngl Four bedrooms plus, plus, plus' OPEN SUNDAY: 1-4 - 21580 VAN K, GROSSE 690 BEDFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4: 280 STEPHENS, GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Custom designed "Early PARK: Wonderful ranch WIth new kitchen and 22556 VAN COURT, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Gor POINTE FARMS - Lovely country ranch with AmerIcan" style ranch WIth two and one half large family room and lake vIews. geous three bedroom condommlUm Just steps from baths! great new kItchen that has been completely reno. the lake vated 1323 AUDUBON, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Lots of extra rooms are the pluses to thIS charming En. glish Tudor with three bedrooms, f&mily room and Florida room! Kitchen WIth breakfast room too! 432 BARCLAY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Soaring ceIlIngs only one of the dramatIc contemporary features of thIS one-of a-kmd bUilder's own custom desIgned home on three quarter acre lot 1015 BISHOP, GROSSE POINTE PARK: One of few opportumtles for you to own a magnIficent En. glish residence full of old world craftsmanship but featuring all today's amemties 20531 CHALON, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Three bedroom brick ranch WIth hardwood floors throughout 18880 EGO, EAST DETROIT: Beautiful custom designed ranch with everything you could want' Coun 920 HARCOURT, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Recently converted three bedroom condominIUm In popu try kItchen opens up to family room. Three bedrooms. Beautiful enclosed porch lar WindmIll Pomte area. KItchen WIth eating space plus sun room Near parks 17 HAWTHORNE, GROSSE POINTE SHORES: ChOIce locatIon just ofT Lakeshore DrIve! Gra- cious builder's three bedroom Colonial in superb conditIOn. Lovely park.like setting. 15697 MANNING, DETROIT: Three bedroom bm:' bungalow With updated kitchen and bath that IS clean as a whIstle Newer carpetmg and kItchen tIle too 486 NEFF, GROSSE POINTE CITY: Where else could you live so beautIfully and have someone else help pay the costs? CallBlder this English Tudor income property. 23Ol5 STANHOPE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: This four bedroom story and a half can be yours nght away. It features a large kitchen WIth eating space and a famIly room 5 FIRST OFFERINGS 710 WESTCHESTER, GROSSE POINTE PARK: OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - Stunning English Tudor with huge family room in popular Windmill POinte area. Stop in before The Game! 1200 VERNIER ROAD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: ALSO OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - Nicely decorated three bedroom 2023 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Colonial with views of Lochmoor Golf Course and a lot OPEN 1-4 - Three bedroom Colomal WIth a spacIOus of updatIng. The Prudential ~ floor plan that's located near a great neIghborhood park 2031 ROSLYN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Attrac. 262 MORAN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: OPEN 1-4 tive newer three bedroom with a family room. Great - You'll love the mside as much as you hke the outSIde family home' GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE co. of thIS lovely three bedroom Coloma 1 m pnme Farms 10 19615 MACK AVE. catIOn. 22608 LIBERTY, ST. CLAIR SHORES: OPEN SUN. DAY 1-4 - Well maintained two bedroom ranch done in GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 23439 N. COLONIAL COURT, ST. CLAIR SHORES: neutral colors WIth terrific deep lot! OPEN 2-5 - Wonderful four bedroom family home In pTivate park.hke settmg thllt backs up to the Ford Es 2110 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Four 882.0087 tate Great famIly room with raIsed brick hearth bedroom custom Colonial with first Ooor bedroom and I ~rv ", The Prudential. You know us. We know real estate,S" -S--_T-__7__ .R_P.~-- ...... _ .. 111.... - ~ __ January 25, 1990 168 Grosse Pointe News p~ Counter Points B~athleen stevenson edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. I~O~N!!'S. ~~.~Is:~ntastlc ------Vlngs are ~'''\s Now IS a perfect time to look over' and gOlllg Oll as our Winter Clearance SA.LE ~hmk about remountmg 01' updating YOU!' conltnut's With even further redUctl 't\\O\.\.~; Jewelry. edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. has 50% - 75O/cOFF on all winter merc;:~'~~ -I'oCK ~ ~ a large selection to choose from. How dlse. Stop and see our storeWide bargains about remounting your present stones for 23240 Greater Mack Avenue Old Pointe Tavern The POInte's Only Dance & Sports Lounge a NEW look? Take a single setting and block south of9 Mrle Road, 777-8020' one Mon. & Tues. "Sports Nights" Speczals add stones or have It set In another piece ~ * * . Ten Televisions ESPN & PASS T. V. - such as a pendant. You can choose Pass. ESPN - All Sports Channels Wed. - "Ladles NIght" $1.00 Drrnks from a number of alternatIves at . . . Four Tournament Size Pool Tables 15130Mack Ave. Thurs. - $1.00 Dl'lnk Night for Everyone 20139 Mack at Oxford, 886.4600 Open Grosse Pointe Park Now PlaYlllg 50's, 60's and TOP 40 Monday through Saturday 10.00 a.m .. (between Lake pointe & Maryland) Super Bowl Party While shopping 6;00 p.m., Friday untIl 8:00 pm ffi Cf 824-0546 Sun. Jan 28 - Open 3 p.m. the ~ALE you can "tJOinte LtO~hion'g * * * preview "The Sea- "Specrals" NO COVER * son" with brand new fashions arrivin g d'l * * Complimentary Buffet ... 23022Mack Avenue, south of 9 Mile R al Y d Open Mon .. Sat. 7 p. m. "SPECIAL ACCENTS" 774-J850. 00 , For special occasions £I,J._._~J U...: * * * have a Make-Over at the ~,.,. 17315 MACK Come III and Ulbltthe Edward Nepi Salon as seen on Channel North of Cadieux qualllt httle shoppe In 7, Kelly & Company. Perfect treat to 886-5710 the Woods. but be pre- ~tart off the New Year . 19463 Mack * .. '" pared to be surprised. Josers Ave, Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-8858. Everythzng you would Stock reduction French Pastry Shop * * * SALE, Up to 60% Sav. expect and even more ings on selected RED that you wouldn't Cre- TAGED hood bags, in. atwe Ideas and custom HAVING A BIRTHDAY! Taste the dif- On January 28th, you'll c1uding leathers and deSIgns III sllks. Also, ference - Josefs Birthday Cakes are have an appetite for more eel skin . . . 65 Ker- crafts and gifts for Valentllles, St Pat- scrumptious!! ... 21150 Mack Avenue than just football. And cheval on.the-Hill. 881-5710. ' rick's Day and Easter are now avarlable ~, (II I\I'IJ'\ nothmg goes better with * * * 20963 Mack, 3rd Shop on Hamptoll, * * * the excitement of the Super 886-0044 Bowl than super food. Your neighborhood q's SALE at HICKEY'S * * HAM SUPREME SHOP has the perfect t continues With even [ur- lllle of treats for all you armchair athletes! ther reductIOns and an r-J .' -, ~ Brzghten up your wmter ward- DelicIOUS Supreme Ham . . . fire-glazed excellent opportunity to WRIGHT'SGIFT AND LAMP SHOP . robe wlth GOLD - GOLD _ al/d splral-sliced, for a luscIOUS golden- save. 50% OFF on wmter merchandlse in - an exciting place to shop for Valen- _' ~ GOLD! Bracelets, chams, pen- honey crust. Supreme Party Trays . . . the boys department. In the ladies depart. tine's Day! Party goods! Hallmark Val- '> ' .- fresh and sumptuous, m five varzetles. ment, there is 50% - 60% OFF wmter mer- entine cards! Come early for the best ~ dants and pins at KISKA JEW- selection!!Enjoy FREE parking next to -- ELERS are now priced at 20% Supreme Subs . . . stacked with mouth chandise. Stop by now for fantastic sav- fthe building ... 18850Mack Ave., 885-8839. OFF Come and see our fine selection watenng fixms, available m 3, 4, 5 and 6- ings . ,. 17140 Kercheval mother Village, * * * 63 Kercheval, 885.5755. . .. [oat versIOns. Call your HAM SUPREME 882-8970 * * * SHOP today, and order your Super Bowl * * * feast Super-Sunday has never been thiS delicious! Also available are Truan's choc- January Sale!! - Karastan • The ARRANGEMENT PARTY SUP• .la( '01)sons Lees - Milliken Place - Car- eme• olates ... 21611 Harper (between 8 and 9 PLIES store has a large supply of bal- ~~_:':'. 1 f S peting on SALE NOW! . .. _ _ _ Mile), 774-2820. loons, greeting cards, gifts, novelties, January 25th (Thurs- 1 ] 21435Mack Ave., 776-5510. Ed~Caper~ paper and plastic products. Something ~--- 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 * * * day) 10 II I] 13 '4 1$ Ih for all your party needs. Our motto: . ' 18 19 ]0 ]1 n ]J * * * "If we don't have it or you can't nnd it Th Ie e InternatIOnal Salon' ]5]6]']8]9 30 GROSSE POINTE MOVING STORAGE CO. - call us - we will get it for you" ... p:es,ents t~eir firs.t showing of Sonia Ry- Jilt shops of Looking for a spe- 88U71l, 17329Mack Avenue. klel s CrUIse - Sprmg Collection. Informal Let us orchestrate your next * * * modeling from 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p m. tM It ~ cial occasion dress? move, local long distance, WI1 On.. ,~rc~Make Walton-Pierce worldwide, small and partial January 27th (Saturday) your first stop and your wishes will be shipments welcome. Fairyland characters will read stones for fiUed If there is a benefit ball cruise 822-4400 IUINTE PATISSIERE your children at our story hour from 12 wedding, or a night with someon~ speciai noon - 1:00 p.m. Stop and see our large selection of ln your future . . . our dress collection Fresh Pastas, Entrees and Quiches. And In our Teen Department, Imago skin that in~ludes: A.J. Bari, Raul Blanco, - of course - Always serving the right consultations for young ladies from 11:00 Adele SImpson, U.MJ. and Richard War- desserts ... 18441 Mack Ave., Grosse a.m .. 4:00 p.m. Call for your reservation, ren will provide you with that "special" 882.7000, ext. 194. POInte, 882-3079, Tuesday . Fnday 10'00 dress. We are here for you!. . 16828 am - 6 00 P ill; ~atluday untrl 4 00 P m Informal modeling of children's sports Kercheval In-the- Village, 884-1300. wear from 12 noon - 2:00 p.m. * * * SALE contInues in all departments !?uPont Corian has been the leader in throughout the store with even further solId surface countertop materials for reductions - what an excellent opportu- BOGEN BUILDING COMPANY more .than fifteen years. Originally avail- "• nity to save! able m only three colors, Corian has re- I January 30th (Tuesday) Remodelrng, AdditlOns cently expanded its color line. There are JACOBSON'S will be closed for inven- and New Homes! Exteriors AL. • now. fifteen Corian colors available in- tory. or InterIOrs of commercial ~ __ cll;1dmg Glacier White, Taupe, P~ach, January 31st (Wednesday) and resldentwl buildings MIS~Jo:Green, and Pearl Gray, the latest You are invited to celebrate Anna Pavlo- updated for the "90's. Quality work addItIOns to the Corian palette. These va's birthday with us in the St. Clair throughout the Pointes. Call Chnt Bogen new colors, along with six other solid col- at 885-0483. ors and four granite-look "Sierra" colors PONGRACZ JEWELERS Room. While sipPIng tea enjoy a small cordially invites you to stop by ballet recital. Starts at 4:00 p.m. - call * '" combi~e to give you the ultimate in solid and welcome our new sales for your reservation, 882-7000 ext. 115. surfacmg fleXibility. And all Corian is manager, Crystal Rice, to our ~ac~ed by DuPont's exclusive ten-year staff. She will be happy to as- The WHITI'IER TOWERS cor. lImlted warranty. Corian: beautiful du- sist you with your selection of (the pointe) dially invites you to experience nne jewelry. Our new store the best in retirement living. Sur. rable, and virtually maintenance 'free Available at Customcraft Inc., 18332 hours are 9:30 a.m.-5:30p.m.- Monday.Saturda BAKE SHOPPE round yourself in the elegance •.. 91 Kercheval Ave., on-the-Hill,"V'tVV.881 QAAh Y an~ ch~rm. of the Whittier. Enjoy Mack Ave. (between Moran and Mc- * * '" Located in the lower level of Jacobson's sWlmuung lD our outdoor pool or Kinley) in Grosse Pointe Farms. Call ... Special! Dozen Dmner Rolls $1.80. a leisurely stroll in the private 881-1024 for a free consultation. 882-7000, ext. 107. waterfront park. You deserve the best, you deserve life at THE WHITTIER * * * :rOWERS. Immediate occupancy is available * '" In Independent and Assisted Living apart- ments. Call 822.9000for more information or P~anr!u+Fe.aturing 1/2 lb ground rounds to arrange a tour. Dally Lunch and Dinner Specials For the best quahty In lS havmg their annual 20%- eyewear ANGELL OPT!- * * '" Isabelle's Watch Sports on Pass and 50% OFF Sale on selected Visit Our Game Room ~ • . . CAL is the place to be! For ztems ... 20148 Mack Ave. at Oxford, 18431 Mack Ave. excellent and professIOnal 886-7424. Ample free parking. service With fashIOns by Polo - Ralph 885.0925 It's tIme to be CreatIve! / * * * Lauren - Benelton - Christian DlOr - Car- Come to our two day Pastel fllEU'n'l~ '" * * tier ... Stop by - see our Certlfied Optl- Workshop. VIrginia DurbIn 'WIU.I~ Clans and get the professionalzsm you've Thibodeau will be teachmg on i" Drwe in style In come to appreczate ... 19701 Vernier (of- March 24th and 25th from TAPESTRY 1990! Also, huge sav- fice Center), across from Eastland, 884- 9;30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Bob Ross IS gi . .. , Traditional Coach Bouse zngs on remaining 7631. , I • C It J , , 2 three one-day workshops WIth Ellen v.;;~ . .. Time -less 89's. Stop and see us . .• Today our or call for complete * * * on March 16th, 17th and 18th from 9'30 assortment is beyond compare. Damask, • a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Call 881-6305 for stripes, paisleys and trims in dazzling colors. details. And don't for- information. more Available for your fine upholstered furniture get about our FREE service . . . Pick-up and delwery. See you at BA VARIAN Stop .and see our new large selectIOn of at the Coach House ... 20755 Mack Ave., 882- 7599. MOTOR VILLAGE, Ltd. 24717 GratIOt Northhght hard cover artISt's books d 772-8600. ' , work books. And we added _ to Jan * * * 'd' Our me - a WI e varIety of rIce paper add ~~ * * * rative art papers 20507 M n eco- BLIND CLEANING.Keep your New Year's k ~:t has a. Winter NOR~HERN FIREWOOD CO. resolution. Have your blinds cleaned during 881-6305. ac Ave., GoM 01.tn\, SALE in progress. Visit our Grand Opening Special. tK OFF all A ~xHptkonallY fine mixed hardwoods of Oak * the showroom at 14410 Harper, 882-2645. s, IC ory and Fnaitwoods, Guaranteed ~ blinds cleaned during January. FREE pick.up be quality seasoned fireplace wood or d bl and delivery. For your free estimate call 776- * * * your money back. $55.00 PER FACE C°OuRDe 7507. Can 777-4878. • * * * EDWIN PAUL SALON * * * Let the experts at the EDWIN PAUL METRO SKI & SPOIlS RIngs.E~~::e:::tAnd ~'60LD 'n61FTS SALON put sunlight back in your winter We are now open on Sundays from 12 Bracelets. And More. Special gifts for the hair. Logics by Clairol, a fantastic new noon through 4:00 p.m. '" 20343 Mack special people in your' life! We will bring color line can give you natural looking Avenue at Country Club, 884.5660 you happiness for years to come! Theresa highlights in ANY color hair! Come in * * * AbiRagi-Simon, 23402 Mack Avenue, and Jet us brighten your spirits! . . . To advertise In this column South of 9 Mile, 772-4200. 20327 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods, 885.9001. call ~athreen 882-3500 ' ._._: •• ""ur t • COMPLETE MICROFILMING SERVICE IN HOUSE • ON LOCATION CONSULTATION • SUPPLIES. EQUIPMENT PHONE (517) 792-0934 804 S HAMILTON 1 (800) 292-1434 SAGINAW, MI 48602 • FAX (517) 792-2423 January 25, 1990 148 Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS~ [HG} REAL TOR(i) fQUAl HOUSING OPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OffERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlDRS Adlhoch & A'~OCldttS. Inc ChampIOn & A,lel. [IlC Higbie Maxon Int I{t dtOl<; Red Carpet Keirn Damman Realtors SlIle Real Estate Co Aldndge & A,,;ocldtes R G Edgar & A;,SOclatl', .Johnstone & JOhr ,I ,Il Inc Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Tappan & ASSOCiate;,of ERA Bolton John<;ton ASsocldtes James R Flkam Redl Estdte Co Lochmoor Real E'I It( 11ll Real Estate. Inc WIlcox Realtors Centul\ 21 Ea<;t In the Village The Prudential John E Pierce & \'" ll,lte~, [nc Jim Saros Agency, Inc Youngblood & Finn. Inc ChamberLlIll Realtors Grosse Pomte Redl E;,tate Co Plku Management l" Schweitzer Real Estate! Better Homes & Gardens FIRST OFFERING OVERLOOKING LAKE ST CLAIR BEA l'1 IFULL Y LANDSCAPED elegant English EXCELLENT VALUE on thIS thl ee bedlOom, cen Cololllal 111 Glosse Pomte Pal k Four bedrooms, tel entrance Colomal 10 great locatIOn of the tllO and one half baths, thlee Cal garage, newly Wood~ FIreplace, \\ Ide lot (60 x 127), famIly room deCal ated nell el fUInace and much more (32HOL) GREAT BACK YARD on thiS two bedroom ranch located 111 the Glosse Pomte school district of Hal per Wood" Attached tll 0 Cal garage. first flom laundl y Priced to sell III the 50's GI eat Illvestment' Ol'TSTANDlNG LAKEFRONT PROPERTY m the Farms ofTenng comfortable family hV1l1g m a Ilell m,lIntalned home of your dreams Phone for details Brochure avaIlable CONSIDERING A PRESTIGIOUS & OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ME~IBER CHAMPION~BAER LOCHMOOR ~ REAL ESTATE REWARDING 1532 Hollywood EMPLOYEE CAREER IN Grosse Pointe Woods RELOCATION REALTORS COUNCIL 884-5280 REAL ESTATE? 102Kercheval Ave I Gro~ FbmteFarms.MI 48236 20143 MACK, G. P. W. Come and see us! 884-5700 SINE REALTY ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME FIRST OFFERINGS TO CALL SINE ... The 1989 figures are in and the combined figures at Adlhoch & Associates show GROSSE POINTE WOODS the best sales year III our history. There is a reason why sellers chose AdJhoch & SOL TH O~FORD - PR1CE REDUCED - Five bedl nom Colomal Associates Realtor, to represent them in marketing their home. Call one of our ThIS home ha" a taml\) loom "lth fnep\ace, s\ate floor In fayel, professionaljdPJ and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further. kltLhen and bl eakfast loom t\\ 0 car attached gal age nell el fm ndU' 'lnd cent! al dll EI1JO\ Jookll1g CHRISTINE DRIVE - Just oIT Lakeshore at FIRST OFFERING the top of Carmel Lane m the Farms Spa - REDUCED $10 000 CIOUS4000 square foot Colomal WIth paneled library and famIly room WIth fireplace, great master 'lUlte I~Ith JaCUZZIbath and slttmg ')11 B ....LLANTyNE '* ThIS full 1\\0 ston semI contemporary resl room, four other famIly bedrooms, spacIOus dence located Just one and one half blocks from Lake St ClaIr kitchen. ImmedIate occupancy I\a- bll.lt III 1958 for the current o\\neIS The 1100r plan of thiS 7200 "quare foot home lends It"elf \\ell to all the needs and com- fOIt'- or alaI ge famIly and allo\\s gracIOus entertammg Call to- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 da., for your ov.n private sho\\ II1g HIochure a\al1able • 760 Lorame Colomal 10'5i YORKSHIRE ** Extraordmary English re~ldence oITers a dra • 1421 Kensmgton Coloma I matlc staIrcase, refimshed oak floors and nntural woodwork • 26 Chl'lstme Coloma I Beautiful master sUIte plus t\\ a other bedroon.s spacIous break • 717 Westchester Coloma I fa<;t loom Renovated kItchen and bath~ E),tra WIde lot Imme- • 2036 Manchester Ranch diate occupancy • 207 Chalfonte Ranch CHARMING t ....o bedroom ranch. Gro~<;e ~ Pomte schools, attached garage Thl<; I" a EXCELLE\1T \\ OOD" \ \I 1'E _ Custom i"'1 \'ER:\'IER H Clean as can be and av.altmg a new owner ThIS perfect starter or retIrement home Fml<;hed J l) rl UNIQUE SEMI RANCH m the hart of the thl ee bedroom ranch III the Wood~ boast~ (}ftl\ a full baths, fam built fOUl bedloom tI' one half bath basement, updated kItchen and central all 11\ room With natural fireplace. terrific kitchen. dmmg area Colol1lal near the Hunt \ I ULS and Star FARMS A well deSIgned 1989 kItchen boa~ts FlI1lshed basement and CENTRAL AIR Very deep lot of the ')Cd ~chool<; h \Ill nclude kitchen a gas brOiler, oak cabmets and new appli FIRST FLOOR LIVING near Lakeshore \\Ith eatmg "pace f.mll III WIth heamed ances The eXCltmg recreatIOn room meludes Plea'lant Shores ranch WIth open floor plan t !H"T OFFERING *" Wonderful famIly home at 2056 FLEET \aulted eellmg and n, fil-eplace, and a hot tub bar. natural fireplace and lava Three bedrooms, famIly room \\ lth fireplace I "lrl tory EnJOy a natural fire from the hvmg attached garage, large deck 0\ erlook lng \\ 000 III the Wood" ofTen three bedroom'l, fnmll\' room hard nel\ el nof rUlnace ,I mr, attached gal age yard 1\ ood {1oon LocatIOn prIce and rpcently decorated mak~s thiS room and dmmg room hoU'l(, Ju"t right for you Very aITO!dable' JAMES R. FIKANY REAL ESTATE 19515 MACK at SEVERN 882.5200 714 Notre Dame 886.5051 e -,e_ -,- • - -.. January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 158 886-8710 20439 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe EQIJAl HOIJSING "J~ RfALTO~lB OPPOQIUNIIY I- RED CARPET / SHOREWOOD 'GUilrd&an Home f -Warranty KEirn / REAL ESTATE, INC. Av.labla Reloca~on $er.",:es Grosse Pointe Formerly - Shorewood E.R. Brown Realty Avrulable OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - 1973 SEVERN - Gro%e Pomte Wood'> Fdnt.l,>tlt (olonldl III I HI III nl wndltlOn Bedutlfully detOl ated Features Include thl ee bedrooms. thl ee fil epLlte" fdllllll Iuorn dining Board of REALTORS~' IOOIli.finl"hl'd ll OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 - BRAND NEW CONDOMINIUMS - ' !!lddln Cove COndrHIlIrlIUJIl... 10 t.lled on the \\ atu wllh ,I ll'll'Ific Vie\', of Ldke 5t Clair T\\ 0 ullih left Featul e" Include 1\10 h[(IIOIJllh LAKEVIEW CLUB OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 1\ 0 full IMthllJom'> IIl,>t 110(J)laundry room, wood derk, full bd<,emenl firepJdu' dnd bOdt \\['11 Ibodl \\/'11 IS Induded III the plltel Lotdled 111 llarn"on Town.,hlp Ju,>t '>outh of Shook I~odd ofl Jpffpl '>on \Iod. I TOWNHOMES ON 422 MT. VERNON AVE. open 1 00,) 00 l\1ond,!V Wednl'sd.ly dnd Fllday LAKE ST. CLAIR GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Vel) nice one dnd one hdlf StOI' home offellng tllll'p bellJ OO!lh FlOl,da loom, vile <.tI,J viI< ... , ..tif U"lill\)Ollh ;:'lldlP leuedtlUll IOOlll l'dth \\et tJdl dUll Id\dtol) LI'Udtlll kitchen Guardian Home Wdl rant) GROSSE POINTE WOODS - BIG PRICE REDUCTION - Chdlmlllg' .,IOli dnd d h..tlf TJlll'l bedlOoms, two full bathrooms, family: 0001 With lireplate, IJvlIlg room With fil eplace FUlna<.e Jepldll'd III 1984 Newel carpeting III IJvlllg loom and fdmily roam Rpcl eatlOn room, tllO t VACANT LOT - GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Zonld lesldentlal \\Ith Idnd wntldct telm, Ap proXimately 45 86 X 273 65 HARPER WOODS - Three bedroom bungalow With a walk thlOugh 100m on "ewnd floOi Ne\\el - ~~~~ .."':;1 furnace House needs updatlllg and IS to be sold In It~ pre~ent as IS condltlOll Two CUIgal age -".-:t~Iii.; !:.~~.';Ui'<,.> ..iJ These luxury townhomes offer a panoramic Perfect conditIOn three bedroom, one and one BORDERING GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Located 111 St Clair Sh0re" Rambling lanch at the end of d cuI de sac Three bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms. faml1 v loom den, Ilbl dl" iii "I flool lakefront VIew, ease of condommium livmg. half bath bnck Colomal on preferred Farms laundry room ApprOXImately 2,400 square feet Lm ge ba~ement SpacIOus mtenors mclude many spectacular street. Newly decorated, hardwood floors, nat- features. Open seven days, 1:00-500 on Jef- ura! fireplace, central a11', three car garage FIRST OFFERING - "RIVIERA TERRACE CONDOMINIUMS." In mo\ e III condItIOn ferson at 11-1/2 MIle Road By appomtment BeautIfully decorated Furnace and all' condItIOnIng foUl years old Apphances and \\ Indo\\ tl eatment~ lIlcluded Mallltendnce fee lIlcludes heat, air condlhonlllg, pool, clubhouse, and watel Unit IS located Offered by Piku Management Co., 774.6363, 886.7930, 293-1180 nt'ar the pool Covel ld carport Each Red Carpet office IS Independently owned and opE:rated - OPEN SUNDAY: 1-4 - 1252 BLAIRMOOR. 20 WINDEMERE COURT, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Your last remallllllg opportumtyl 21479 MORNINGSIDE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Defimtely a house you don t \1 ant to GROSSE POINTE WOODS: SolIdly buIlt five French Provlllclal deSIgned one floor, care free lIvlllg With vIews of the lake at thl~ prestI bedroom executIve style Colomal glOus address mIss fOl your family and for entel tammg' FOll! bedrooms plus, plus, plu~' OPEN SUNDAY: 1-4 - 21560 VAN K, GROSSE 690 BEDFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4: 280 STEPHENS, GROSSE 22556 VAN COURT, ST. CLAIR SHURES' (,01 POINTE WOODS. Custom deSIgned "Early PARK: Wonderful ranch WIth new kItchen and POINTE FARMS - Lovely country ranch \\Ith geous three bedroom condomll1lum Jlhl ~tpp" flom American" style ranch WIth two and one half large famIly room and lake VIeWS great new kItchen that has been completel) lena the lake batrs! vated 1323 AUDUBON, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Lots of extra rooms are the pluses w thIS l.harmmg En 432 BARCLAY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Soarmg cellmgs only one of the (ham,lt,c (OntempOl'Il\ gllsh Tudor WIth three bedrooms, famIly room and Flonda room' KItchen WIth breakfast room too' features of thl'l one of a kmd builder's own custom deSigned home on tlu ee quartel acre lot 1015 BISHOP, GROSSE POINTE PARK: One of few opportullltJes for you W own a magnIficent En 20531 CHALON, ST. CLAIR SHORES' Thiel' bedJoom brick ranch WIth h,ud\\ood floOl~ lhl out.:hout ghsh reSIdence full of old worid craftsmam,hlp but f"dLurlllg all today's amemtles 920 HARCOURT, GROSSE POINTE PARK: Recently converted three bedllXlm condommllim In pOPU 18880 EGO, EAST DETROIT: Beautiful custom deSIgned ranch WIth everythmg you could want' Coun lar Wmdmlll POInte area KItchen \lllh eatmg space plus sun room Near pm h... try kitchen opens up w famIly room Three bedrooms Beautiful enclosed porch 17 HAWTHORNE, GROSSE POINTE SHORES: ChOlce locatIOn Just ofT Lakeshore Dllve! Gra 15697 MANNING, DETROIT: Thlce bedroom bnck bungalO\\ \\Ith upd,lted hltchl Il and h llh th II I' CIOUSbuilder's three bedroom Colomal m superb condition Lovely park like settmg clean as a \~h I"tie Ne\\ el carpet mg and klIchen t Ill' too 486 NEFF, GROSSE P01NTE CITY: Where else could you live so beautifully and have someone ebe 2305 STANHOPE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: TIlls four bedloom 'lIon ,md d h III I 111 hl \0\11' Ilt.:ht help pay the costs? ConSider thIS English Tudor mcome property away It featUl l'> a large kItchen \\ Ith catmg ...pace and a famIly room 5 FIRST OFFERINGS 710 WESTCHESTER, GROSSE POINTE PARK: OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - Stunmng English Tudor WIth huge famIly room m popular Wmdmlll Pomte area Stop m before The Game' ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 1200 VERNIER ROAD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: 2023 HAMPTON, GROSSE 1'01:'111E WOODS: OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 - Nicely decorated three bedroom OPEN 1-4 - Thl C(' IwdloOIn COIOlll d \\ 11 h I ,p IClllll'" Colomal With views of Lochmoor Golf Course and a lot The Prudential ~ floor plan lhilt " 10cl1ted npal l!-'l (',II THH.,hhmhOll,l p 11 k of updatmg 262 MORAN, GROSSI': POINTE \'OOl)" OPEN 1-4 2031 ROSLYN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Attrac - You'111me the In'>ldp;1'' milch .I~ \Il I Iii" thl oul-Idl' tlve newer three bedroom With a famlly room Great GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO. of thl" 10\('!> Ihl ('e o('olOom Colol11 d 111 jlllTlH 1",11111'" 10 catIOn family homel 19615 MACK AVE. 22608 LIBERTY, ST. CLAIR SHORES: OPEN SUN. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 23439 N COLONIAL COURT, Sl ('I. \IR ~HORES' f, DA Y 1-4 - Well mamtallled two bedroom ranch done m OPEN 2.5 - Won del ful fOlll hI dl 0 'l1l I 1011 h hOl1l' 111 pllHlte pfllk like ...eltl11g th,lt h.lch~ up I" 11H hl1d F, neutral color'l WIth terrific deep lot' 882-0087 tate GIPat frlnll!> loom \\llh I,ll" d 11I1l h IH'l1th 2110 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Feur bedroom custom Colomal With first floor bedroom and The Prudential. You knovV us. We know real estate.'" laundry room III fI •'?lIt - ••• "PI"'''~t - i 27 2a 50' ... ..) - ,..------I - January 25, 1990 168 Grosse Pointe News Counter Points B1athleen stevenson 06~ edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. CONNJI"S . STtVI's'lACl1 Fall t a s t 1 (' I (l" '\ I__" " . S a v III gS a 1'1' Now 1'3a perfect tllne to look OWl' and f{OlllM Oil (J~ OlJl W,lIt('/' Clearallce SALE k~\-\-f-~)'S thInk about remountIng or updatll1g yOUl (OlltITl/H'~' u'lth 1'( ell /UI thel reductIOns "{ 0" Jewelry edmund t ABEE ]ewe!ly co hJ.s ,'j0(( 75l ( OFF on all wlIlte,. merchan- CKs "'~/ a large selectIOn to choose from Ho\\ dl ~l' StojJ awl see our StOleWlde bargQlns Old Pointe Tavern The POinte's Only Dante & SpUl h L()llIIge about remounting \ OUIpresent stone~ tal' 23240 Gu!ate, Mach Avenue, one Man & Tue" "Sp01 ts Nzght.~" Speczal& a NEW look? Tdke J. slI1gle settll1g and hlot I, ~ollth of 9 Mill' Road. 7778020 Ten Televi&lons • < ESPN & PASS T V add stones or have It set 111 elllOthel plete * 1',1"" . ESPN - All Sports Channels Wed - "Ladles NIght" $1 00 Dll1lh - such as a pendJ.nt You can choo.,e FoUl Tournament Size Pool Tables $1 from a numb"l of dlternatlves at 15130 Mack Ave. Thun - 00 Drznk Night far Everyone 20139 Mack at OXfOld, 886 4600 Ope n GI (h'ie Pomte Park Now PlaYing 50'<~.60'6 alld TOP 40 (I)('t1\ pen L.lkepointe & Maryland) Super Bowl Par ty Monday tll1ough SeltUIddY 10 00 cl 111 WIlllp .,hopplng r1l Cf 824.0546 SUll Jan 28 Open 3 p m 6.00 pm, Fildav unt II 8 00 p m Ihp SALE ~uu ('an '-t-"Ointr UO~I\lOI1'Cl x ~ "Spec/(lls" NO COVER pi ('\ It'\\ "The Spa. .,011" IHIII ur,md 11e\\ fashlOn~ .lrrivlng dailv CamplzmentQ1 v Bllffet M.rek Open Man - Sat 7 p m 23022 Avenup, <;nuth of 9 Mile Road FOI speCIal occaSIOns £I.J •..• _k.l ii41H,')O ' "SPECIAL ACCENTS~' ... lld \ e el Make Over at the CAlUIllIUL JfIti 17315 MACK ~.(h\?rd Nepl Salon as seen on Channel North of Cadwux Come 1lI (llId t I~lt tI'e I Kelly & Company Perfect treat to 886-5710 quam t !title shoppc //I ~LlI t 0e}fthe pNew Y\ear . 19463 Mack the "rnndo }lIll 11(' p'" Josef's '" \ .11 esse omtc "!IT VU(!::" 884-8858 pared to be ~llrpTl~ed * .. * Stock reduction EverythIng Vou 1101l1d French Pastry Shop SALE. Up to 50% Sav- expect and eu'n more ings on selected RED TAGED hand bags, in- that vou II ouldll 't ('re HAVING A BIRTHDAYI Taste the dIf- On January 28th, you'll cluding leathers and atlle Idea~ and (,lI~tom ference - Josefs BIrthday Cakes are have an appetzte for more eel skin. . 65 Ker- de!>lgn~ In ~I!h" Al!>o. SCIumptlOusll 21150 Mack Avenue than Just football And cheval on-the. Hill. cratt~ and gltt.~ j(Jr Vale/lfill c". Sf Pat. 8815710 ' nothmg goes better wlth * nd?'" Da\' (llld Ea.~tcr ale /lOll a1'al!ablc the excztement of the Super 20963 Mack, 3rd Shop all Hampto/l, Bowl than super food Your nezghborhood q's SALE at HICKEY'S 8860044 HAM SUPREME SHOP has the perfect 1C; contznues wzth even fur- lllle uf treats for all you armchazr athletes' ~ ther reductzons and an excellent opportunity to ~~.'(.., B'lghten up you,. ({'Inter ward- DeliCIOUS Supreme Ham {ire-glazed robe WIth GOLD - GOLD - and spzral-shced, for a lusczous golden- save 50% OFF on wznter merchandIse I1l WRIGHT'S GIFT AND LAMP SHOP honey crust. Supreme Party Trays . the boys department In the ladzes depart- _ an exciting place to shop for Valen- , .~ GOLD' Bracelet~, chazns, pen- ment, there zs 50% - 60% OFF wznter mer- tme's Day! Party goods! Hallmark Val- -.., dants and pzn~ at KISKA JEW- fresh and sumptuous, !n {ive varzetzes entme cards! Come early for the best ~ ~ ELERS are flOW przced at 20% Supreme Subs . stacked wzth mouth chandlse Stop by now for fantastzc sau- zngs. 17140 Kercheval In-the-Vlllage, selection!! EnJOYFREE parking next to OFF. Come and see our fine selectIOn watelzng fixms, avadable zn 3, 4, 5 and 6- the huilding. . 18650Mack Ave., 885.8839. 882-8970 .. ,. * 63 Kerchezal, 885-5755 foot verszons Call your HAM SUPREME * * SHOP today, and order your Super Bowl ' feast Super-Sunday has never been thzs delzclOus! Also avallable are Truan's choc- The ARRANGEMENT PARTY SUP- January Sale!! - Karastan - ~ olates .. 21611 Harper (between 8 and 9 PLIES store has a large supply of bal- •Ja( '01)SOI1S Lees - Milliken Place - Car- ~. N Mile), 774-2820. loons, greeting cards, gifts, novelties, ~ '-~ " s peting on SALE NOW! . . . EdMa!JszewskJCarPet- paper and plastic products. Something 21435 Mack Ave., 776-5510. _1f1Q ,. * * for all your party needs. Our motto: JanuUl V 25th (Thurs- J " 7 ~ ~ ,. ,. "If we don't have it or you can't find it day) . Ie ] , 5 " GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO. 1 18 :71 'I, 13 - call us - we will get it for you" ... The Internatlonal Salon 1\ '8 )0 30 882-6711,17329 Mack Avenue. ]hc shops of Looking for a spe- Let us orchestl'ate your next presents theIr first showing of Soma Ry * * .j: klel's Cruise - Spring Collection Informal tM \ -1'. cial occasion dress? move, .local long distance, modeling from 11:00 a.m. - 7'00 p m ~'a ton- t~r,~Make Walton-Pierce worldWIde, small and partial f your first stop and your WIshes will be shipments welcome. January 27th (Saturday) 822.4400 Fairyland characters WIll read StOlleSfOl filled If there IS a benefit ball, cruise, IDINTE PATISSIERE weddmg, or a mght WIth someone special Stop and see our large selectIOn of your chIldren at our story hour from 12 Fresh Pastas, Entrees and Quiches And noon. 100 pm m your future our dress collection that mClutlt's A.J Ban, Raul Blanco - of course - Always servmg the right In our Teen Department, Imago "km desserts. . 18441 Mack Ave, Grosse consultatIOns for young ladles from 11'00 Adele SImpson, U M I and Richard Wal: ren WIll prOVIdeyou WIth that "special" Pomte, 882-3079, Tuesday . FrIday 10'00 a m. 4 00 P m Call for YOUI' reservation, a.m - 6:00 pm, Saturday untIl 4 00 p.m 882-7000, ext 194 dress We are here for youl 16828 ;. ... i< Informal modelmg of children's sports Kercheval m the Village, 884 1300 wear from 12 noon - 2:00 p.m. < * DuPont Corian has been the leader 111 Now available at SALE contll1ues 111 all departments sohd surface countertop materials for NOTRE DAME throughout the store with even further more than fifteen years. OrigInally avaIl- PHARMACY are per- reductions - what an excellent opportu BOGEN BUILDING COMPANY able in only three colors, Corian has re- mty to save! ---:;:sonalzzed Grosse cently expanded ItS color lme. There are Poznte sweatshzrts, January 30th (Tuesday) Remodelzng, AddltlOlls r<"'~ now fifteen Conan colors aVaIlable, in- JACOBSON'S will be closed for mven and New Homes' ExterlOl!>.' • tote bags and T-shzrts 16929 Ker- cludmg Glacier White, Taupe, Peach, cheval,885-2154. tory or Interzors of commel cwl ~ MIsty Green, and Pearl Gray, the latest and res!dentzal buzldlngs ....~ * .. January 31st (Wednesday) additIOns to the Corian palette. These You are ll1vited to celebrate Anna PavIa updated for the '90\ Qualltv 100' k new cvlors, along with SlX other solid col, throughout the Poznles Call Cll/lt Bogen PONGRACZ JEWELERS va's blrthday WIth us 111 the St Clall ors and foul' gramte.look "SIerra" colors, cordially invites you to stop by at 885-0483 Room While sipping tea enJoy a small combll1e to gIve you the ultimate In sohd and welcome our new sales ballet reCItal. Starts at 4.00 p m - call surfacmg flexlbihty. And all Conan IS manager, Crystal Rice, to our for your reservation, 882-7000 ext 115 staff. She will be happy to as. backed by DuPont's excluslVe ten-year sist you with your selection of The WHITHER TOWERS cor. limIted warranty. Conan: beautiful, duo fine jewelry. Our new store (the pointe) dially inVites you to experiem;e rabIe, and VIrtually maintenance free. hours are 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. - Monday-Saturday o the best in retirement living. Sur- AvaIlable at Customcraft Inc., 18332 •.• 91 Kercheval Ave., un-the-HilI, 881-6400. round :.our~elf in the elegance Mack Ave. (between Moran and Mc- * * BAKE SHOPPE an~ charm. of the Whittier Enjoy Kll1ley) in Grosse POInte Farms. Call Located 111 the lower level of Jacobson's w sWImming m our outdoor pool or Special! Dozen Dll1ner Rolls $1 80 a leisurely !>troll in the private 881.1024 for a free consultatIOn. waterfront park. You de~erve the ,. .. * 882-7000, ext. 107 best, you deserve life at THE WHITTIER :rOWERS. Immediate occupancy is ,1\ ailahle P~an(t+ m Independent and A~<;i~ted Livmg apalt- Featuring 1/2 lb ground rounds ments. Call 822.9{)OOfor more mformatlOn or Dally Lunch and Dmner Specials to arrange a tour Watch Sports on Pass and II For the best quail tv In Tsabelle'{ zs havzng thezr annual 20%- 50CJr OFF Sale on selected VISIt Our Game Room eyell ear ANGELL OPTI- l~ • Items 20148 Mack Ave at Oxford, 18431 Mack Ave • . . CAL I~ the plate to be' For ~ 885.0925 excellent and profr~~lOn(l1 886.7424 Ample free parkmg ;. .. '" servzce wzth fashwns b) Polo - Ralph It's tIme to he CreatIve' Laurf>n - Bene/ton - Chll~t/(III DIM rnr Comp to 0111' two lhu P"dnl Drwe zn style zn tter Stop by - see our Co tz{ied Optl Workshop Vlrglm~'l-J Du~:t;;~ 1990' Also. huge sali- crans and get the prole~~lOllali~m Vou'le ThIbodeau will be teachmg on I TAPESTRY l1lgs on remaznzng come to apprecrate 1970 I VelTlI'er (0(- March 24th and 25th flom .. , Traditional Coach tIouse 89's Stop and see us "" fice Center), across from E(I~tl()lld, 884- a.m 00 pm 1'- gl\ lI1g .. I .. C l I • , 1 'J 9'30 4 Bob Ro"" ., Time -less or call for ('omplete .' 76.'11 three one-day work<,hopc;WIth Ell! 11 Tye ., Today our t) detail,; And don't for ,J" on March 16th, 17th and 18th h 0111 <) ~O assortment is beyond compare. Damask, ~tripes, paisleys and trims in dazzling colors. get about our FREE servzce PIck-up • am - 4.00 pm Cdll H81 6305 f(l] )11r;) e mformatlOn Available for your fine upholstered furniture and delwery See you at BA VARIAN at the Coach Hou'ie ... 20755 Mack Ave., 882- MOTOR VILLAGE, Lid. 24717 GlatlOt Stop and see our ne\\ 1mgp '-I'll r 1](111 of 7599. 772-8600 ' Northllght hard COVPIartl'>t c; hllr h d .. .. work hooks And \\e nddpd _ tn 1\' ]dll $ JI Ille ~~k' - a WIde vanety of lllp I>.lPPI 1\](1 d!, ( ~ has a ;f~~ WInter NORTHERN FIREWOOD CO. BLIND CLEANING. Keep }our ~('~ Yl'nr'~ ratlve art papel c; 20507 :'ILlf \ ) Exceptionally fine mixed hardwood~ of Oak 881 6305 \ \ (>, f:'M-{,()"(..l)1\, SALE m prowess VISIt re'iolution. Have your blind., c1l'llnf'd dunng Ash, Hickory and FrUitwoods. Guarantt'ed < t~ our Grand Opening Special. 10~ OFF all the showroom at 14410 Harper, 882.2645 be quality sea'ioned fireplace wood or douhll' blifld'l cleaned during January. FRFE pIck up ,. * '" your money hack. $55.00 PER FACE CORD and delivery. For your free E''ltimatl' call 776- Call 777-4876. 7507. * * * * \'\1(' (/II " J III~ EDWIN PAUL SALON loom fOI r / , METRO SKI & SPORIS r I II' ~ la~ lion ~ 11/ DIamonds 'jl11. \ IIIG Let the experts at the EDWIN PAUL dml~ Oil II ., SALON put sunbght back In your wmter We are now open on Sundays from 12 Engagement GOLD" 6IFTS 'If' noon through 4'00 pm 20:14:3Mack Rings And f!Jt In (I pa!('/(r hall' LOgICSby Clalrol, a fantastIc new :')I)RO (l r f' 1/ //1 A venue at Country Club, 884 HIacelet'3 And More SpeCIal gIfts fOI the color lIne can gIve you natural lookmg ,. '" i< "ppclal people ll1 your life' We WIll hnng NEW cruise and ~pnllg (011,111 highlIghts In ANY color hall" Come 111 I " you hapPll1ess for years to come' There"a ~al1(,(, for ~Ize" 14.26 - MOl/do\ \ and let us bnghten your SPll'ltsi To advertise In thiS column 10 00 am -.5.10 pm, T}wndr1\ \ AhlRagI.Slmon, 23402 Mack Avenue, If) 20327 Mack Ave, Grosse Pointe Woods, South of 9 MIle, 772.4200 pm 19583 Mack A lie , RR2 'Jl ill 885.9001 call ~athleen 882 3500 ~ ------_ ...._.__.-._~--_ ... - -.... ------~-- .._-'"'!"'"---__.._..s...... _ ..._ ..s...__ f -, - ~ t ~ectjon C January 25, !990 Fltne~" ...... 4C Cla~"lt led...... 5(, Grosse Pointe News Grilled cheese/ basketball satisfy Caldwell By Rob Fulton <,ed"on I~ heddy ~uhd ,lilt! one of 'ill' t k .J Sports Editor h ,. " : ill Cl" - 'UHI" may ta e excep I emo\'eu, and \1"" dd\ hl d Ihdt Ifp '> 1101\ to! U. d to II I 11 If Joe Caldwell were 6 yCa!" ~, e Cd"t ~Ide" Illlel P :,(' knet> 1 II) thdt, but ba"ketball hi" knel' 11.1'>"lNI'J>tll>Jl' 10 f UI hi III th 11 '>UI>Poth till' k nl: I uC~Pltc "ulfcllllg d "eVf III '>didn't th ' , JI oId, I11" babY~lttel would make I h el II1jUl1('o, ldlj<,(' till I'gdrnenh dl l' "J IllJllI Y ao, d rc" m,ln l.J • (' ' ea"y money All the £'Itter would ( I'd'il Jl '"Ly" he ha~ nevel J\emall1ll1~ lOJll!Jl'tlll\l dId ,>tllllhui thdl tlw kllt'l hi'> 1]( hdve to do IS gIve hllll a gulled Caldwell whu"e (.(){,kllW'>" I!> 1 ,"1\11 1Jl athletIC£' He en well UJuldn t "tdi ,(\\,1\ 110))) 'ilil to <'IlII' mohIllt) Norseman turns chee~e sandWich and d bd~ket dl"pldyed 'only Ii" LOnfidence, 'll' d 1\(.'1hy Elementdl y School "pm t" Olle dd\ dltl'l hl'dtlllg It" k Illd of d dLlg to \\( dl, ball, dnd not WOIlY about him lUll'> the Blue Devils' "hoW, a:~d II :1,11 d gLide dltel hl~ fathel 'c; Ea!>t DetlOlt III hd'>htlldll thl (ddll('11 '>dld 'hut you gl I lhed Wolverine until hi" palent" corne home ha" fO! thlee yecu" CUll en Y I, 1 ')hlel dnd qUickly pIcked next II IJ1tel, ( ,dd\\( II \IUlt b,Llk to It I d Ilk£' to ..,e11 1 don t potlU NOli, at dge 17, Caldwell "till dveluglllg 14 pOInt" and fi,e a " III) Iltl( he left off He played IOJ hi'> "'l'Wlld 'llthl NOpil <,\11 It nllllh but I do l College Iell lilt ", tdke notllC lhomp" on thegllJledchep!>e dnd ..,1..,1<., a gdme, Cdld\IPIl I" any II '11 Pend unul he enteled gel \ '1IlI,tllll' lil( (dltdl~' \1 I' Ch,1l he Stulllb, the mo,,1 ddept he'" lully dlclimdted to the bdb un"lIle about olle thlllg I ",tilll ,h 01 lJe..,hrn,lll Icmo\pd '-,1 ( ( A I f)\\ I I I J! 11" 2( light end evel to COllle out uf ketb,dl wolld - and he doe"n't "I don't know If It'.., wnlt( ence I f hi ('11 tOl tUllclte In sports," NOIth, hd" vel balh commItted need d blttel that makp" you do UHlig"', 01 lid I IId1\(.'1I "I he only time I to IJldY footbdll [VI \-\lvlvel JIll' Wllllll Y PODI JeU~lUlI ' ell" IlLllll! i You don't have to send hiS "Havll1g Joe on the COUlt I!> \'J\I he" haldly on the bench mothel a bll thday card, you !the havlJ1g another coach," saId d; ,lit dvel ab'lng 28 nllnutes 111 a don't have to c:lll hm1 once a South coach GeOlge Petlouleas, 32 minute game day to see how hIS hI~tory class II ho's seen Caldwell age sll1ce [don't like to be on the went All you've got to do IS hI" first ValSlty season a" a soph. hendl," he !>dld 'I nevel have 1 take yoU! dog and pony show omore "Joey keeps us all on OUI like to be a palt of the game and ~omell hel e el"e Stumb IS no toes He shows great leadel ship I don t feel !tke 1 am If I'm on langei a NOI seman at NOlth, qualitIes on and off the 11001, the bench" he's d blue and gold bleedmg and he makes my Job easlCr 1 Pel hdps he's so Successful and football playel thmk he's £,0 confident becau.;,e Pi o!illent because hiS sock" al e Stumb, who holds the NOIth he'~ been playll1g fOI so man) fill thl' light foot cm eel mal k With 60 receptIOns .'leal's" La"t yeal when we WCll' WIl1 Jl1 t\IO seasons, wJlI no longel Caldwell's fathel, Jim, was m Illllg dll the time, I could have be beSieged by phone calls, m strumental m startll1g Joe's love h'1Ven) ou a lIst of about 100 su undated WIth Junk maIl and for athletlcs back 111 Cleveland pelo,litlOns, but now I have only exhol ted to play at other one,' admItted Cdldwell "If I schoob "My dad never leally pushed put all my sock and It doesn't Although he became NOIth's me 01 my brother to do anythll1g feel qUIte lIght, I take It off and finest tight end, Stumb was re we dIdn't want to," saId Cald put It on the othel foot cl'ulted as a Imebacker In hi£, well, who as a JUl1lOl last yem Is that the only one? led hlS team to the regIOnal fi "W II selllor season, he had 90 tack he, thele's also the hall cut les, foUl quarterback sacks, one nals only to lose to Sout west ~Upel"stltlon," Caldwell contm mtelceptlOn fOl a touchdown ern "He would just lead us 01 lied "If you get a han cut you Phuto fn Hr h :r ultOIl and two fumble recoveJ les pi esent the Ideas to us and we have to practIce at least once be E Th t ven after his knee surgery, Caldwell (lOl didn't lose much of Aftel VISIting U of M Jan would choose for ourse Ives a fOIe the game One guy got hIS h' IS quickness - especially on defense. 20, Just 24 ham s aftel he was Impoltant to hIm an d us hall cut thiS season and didn't sCOled 11 pomts m a NOIth "My dad always told us that pI dctlce first and we lost I'm not basketball was somethll1g he hoop WIn at RoseVIlle, Stumb \ ery superstItIOus, but why mess shook hands With head coach could do WIth us and we all With It?" Gary Moeller and calmly said, could enJoy In fact, my dad even AfteJ plaYIng m the JUl1lor "I'm glad to be a Wolvenne " made us dnbble Slttll1g m the OlympICS from age 11 to 13 CELEBRATE "I'm so eXCIted," said Stumb, dark m the basement That was Caldwell played fOl South's Jay: who became marketable after a challenge" \ ee as a freshman, but after hIS III SUPER bl eakIng the smgle season Caldwell'~ first orgamzed sea- knee blew out playmg baseball, mal k for catches and ym dage son came when he was a first. he thought he'd never play any as a jU11l01 "1 stood up and gl ader at St Angela That sea 01 gamzed Sport agaIn gl abbed MI Moellel's hand ST¥lE son made more of an ImpreSSIOn '1 was on first base and wa~ and had such a gl eat feelmg than Cdldwell thought gomg to steal, but the pitcher Treat Your Guest With thdt dId the lIght thmg I'm r "It was a lot of fun and that tlled t 1 pick me off," he recalled 'The Best Seaiood glad It's all over ' I eally got me mtel ested 1ll bas 'I turnpd to go back to the base Money Can Buy The pi essm e almost became ketball," he recalled "It was fun when I It'lt somethmg teal (cart I too mountamous to clImb, but because It was a thl1,J-gl'ade lage), but 1 then ran for second SCOTCH SALMON r -- EXTICA LARGE - -"I Stumb, only 17, has lisen team and we had all fir ..t or E'ec and slld m When I slId, 1 buc- GenUine Scotch Salmon dry I FANCY. RAW.PEELED S< DEVEINfD I above It all and sent a clear ond-gl'aders startmg. J lIas the kIed my leg under me and that's cured and smoked over special I SHRIMP ~3 95 I message "I'm a Wolverme for Photo b) Rob Fullon off guard, not the pomt rlldrd' when I dId fw-ther damdge, woods The flavor ISspeCial J 10 Y 1 the next five years Now I can Caldwell, however lId "n 't a stretchmg the hgaments - beautrful slices on a gold board I bag / concentrate on other thmgs and Joe Caldwell is currently one-spOlt person "It was the filst time I had - read" to eat L__wlc ----.--- -_._ ..,,_:::!l:~, - - - - .. - ~-_ .. _ .. PEL n1e~ D SIiIl."S IIIP' -.J - r- • •..,~....._....,_~~'~~ ....-- ...._~._G ' .....,~ January 25, 1990 2C---"";;"'1 S~ V'JIII'J- - Grosse Pointe _News .south s~orts '" /-0 Hockey/ basketball teams cruising hi" fil'.! ",hutout of the season games, the Blue DevIls upped After losmg Its first league ~~I"\ \ C ;.).J ; ~ 0\ el Clblll1l, turned back 14 theIr rewrd to 7-4 overall a~d 3- g,lIlIe to POIt Hw'on Northern, :" ..., "hn«., 1 m the Eastern MIChIgan the Lady Blue Devils have 1<11 ~~ John Moneale, MIke Klsskalt, League, beatmg East DetrOIt (64- IIId to wm three straIght BIIan CIane and Steve Tucker 60l and PO!t Huron (73 58) last lll,ltdles "lOl cd fO! South, With Renato week Behmd Emlhe Ayrault's 11 By Rob Fulton Sports EdItor ]{o\. Doug Wood leads hockey team to 14-2 mark •• f,~ Semor center Doug Wood can't ULS has lost only tWIce thIS three assISts, and Alex Cren- Weghe slapped m a goal and way. Tarik Lester led the way be stopped Nor wIll he allow season agamst 14 wms Both de. shaw and Jon DaVIS had a goal dished out two aSSists, and Mike With 15 pomts, and Kevm Cro- r., coach) and I were especially feats have come at home to Clata tossed m 11 Kandm MI!. hImself to be and an aSSIst, respectively, Whelan had one goal Coello pleased by the team's unselfish. North ton and Brent McMahon had 11 Wood, who has moved to "We dId want to skate with scored hIS filst career hat tnck ness." wlthm 19 pomts of becommg the ULS IS ranked No. 1 m the them," saId Fowler. "If we and added an assIst for the pomts each. all-tIme pomt leader m Michigan Class B.C-D polls clnd North IS slowed thmgs down, we would Kmghts The Lutheran Northwest hIgh school hockey, scored SIX No 9 m Class A have gotten ourselves mto a bIg game, accordmg to Coach Chuck Volleyball goals and had four assIsts last ULS had to overcome a defiCit hlttmg game and we didn't want Basketball Wnght, was almost a carbon On Jan 18, ULS' volleyball week, as the Umverslty Liggett to tie North, but Ed Barbieri that" copy of the Crestwood game team defeated the Academy of School hockey team spht two slIpped the puck m WIth 12 sec. Four days later, ULS got back Thmgs are gettmg easIer on ULS led 21-6 at the end of one the Sacred Heart, 16-14, 15.7, games onds to play, givmg North the on the right track, beating Ann the KllIghts' basketball team quarter McMahon led all scorers but fell to Lutheran East, 6.15, In a 7.6 loss to Grosse Pomte wm Arbor Huron, 10-5. WIth lomps over Dearborn WIth 17 pomts and Kandia Mil. 5-15,6-15 the next day North, Wood talhed twice and "I don't thmk eIther team Goahe Jon Bell stopped 33 of Crestwood (73-48) and Lutheran ton had a dozen Kevm WhItfield Coach Ann Belloh said she dl"hed out two assIsts WIth hIS played very well," said Fowler 38 shots, but ULS found Itself III North\\ est (70-37), the ULS hoop had 10, and Croclata and Lester was pleased WIth the team's two aSSIsts, Wood became the "We dIdn't play WIth confidence a 2-2 deadlock after one penod team upped ItS record to 7-2 and cOlphmed for 12 assIsts Wade pelformance on both nights, and all-tIme assIst leader W1th 170 and what It bOIled down to was "It was a good opemng penod IS ndmg a five-game wmmng Brown had SIXsteals feels that by the time league In hIS career, Wood has 325 that we had goals scored agamst of hockey, W1th offenSive chances streah "These games were not close, play begms, the Lady Kmghts pomts, mcludmg 38 goals and 40 us shortly aftel we would get and defensIve lapses for each Both games were over eady but we were able to see what w111be ready assiSts thiS season ULS athletIC wlthm a goal or tIe It" team," saId Fowler "But m the Agamst Crestwood, ULS rode to everybody on the team could do Co-captams Lynn Smkel and director Bob Wood has compJled ULS goahe Tnpp Tracy second and third penods we a 28 6 first-quarter lead and m game conditIOns," saId the state sconng records stopped 33 of 40 shots, but he pressed and outskated them." wasn't challenged the rest of the Wnght "John Bandos (assistant See ULS, page 3C Doug Wood's 155 career goals wasn't as sharp as usual An Wood finished \llth four goals breaks Allen Taber's school re drew VandeWeghe scored tWIce, and two assists, and David had a cord MIke Coello had a goal and goal and SIX assIsts Vande- Sports schedule for Jan. 25-31 The followmg IS a weekly hstmg of the sporting events (varsIty only) that will take place at Caldwell North, South and Umverslty LIggett School during the week of Jan 25-31 From page IC "When I first got It, It was saId "I still worry about my Before he orders the Oscar more psycholOgIcal than any- knee all the time, but I just had Meyers and the charcoal, how- thmg It took me a long tIme to North South ULS to hop back m the saddle" ever, Caldwell mtends to head get over the psycholOgIcal part of Basketball: Jan 26, home vs Basketball: Jan 26 home vs An Basketball: Jan 26, home vs Could Caldwell ever hve WIth- for college the mjury, but now I Just go out out basketball? Utica, 730 pm, Jan 30 at Warren chor Bay, 7 30 pm, Jan 30, home vs Oakland Christian, 7 30 pm Woods Tower, 730 pm Port Huron Northern 730 pm and play and try not to worry "I could, but I wouldn't," he "I'd hke to study sports man- about It" Ice hockey: Jan 27, at MJlford, 6 said "What could be more fun agement and play hoops If g1Ven Ice hockey: Jan 27 at Allen Ice hockey Jan 27. home vs pm That's easIer Said than done than bemg 30 yeal s old with a the chance," he sald "I haven't Park Cabnm, 8 pm, Jan 30, home Port Huron 720 pm, Jan 31, home vs Port Huron Northern 7 50 p m "I thought that maybe I belly, havmg a barbecue and really deCided on a college, but vs Ann Arbor Pioneer, 720 pm Volleyball: Jan 29, home vs Star shouldn't play, but basketball IS hangIng out at the basketball of the Sea, 6 pm, Jan 30, at Oak I'm takmg all offers" Volleyball: Jan 29, home vs R0- Volleyball: Jan 26 home Vb An land Chnshan, 430 P no a huge part of my hfe," Caldwell court?" meo, 730 pm, Jan 31, home vs chor Bay, 4 pm Jan 30 at Port Hu Wherever he goes, though, a ChIppewa Valley, 7 pm IOn Northern, 1 p m Swmuning' Jan 26 home vs basket, a ball and loads of Greenhills, 4 p m grIlled cheese sandWIches WIll WrestlIng: Jan 25, at Roo;evllIe,6 Wresthng' Jan 25, hO'Tle vs pm, Jan 25, at South 830 pm, need to be on hand. Mount Clemens 630 pm Jan 25, Jan 30, home vs Berkley Edsel Ford home vs North, 8 ClO pm Fulton and Clintondale, 6 30 pm From page Ie Swimmmg: Next meel Feb I, Star Swunming: Jan 25 home \S Ste home \ s East DetrOIt, 7 p m He's qUIck enough to play venson,7 pm Volleyball: Jan 25 home vs Car dmal Mooney, 7 pm, Jan 29, at Un! outSide lmebacker Trust me, Sports ideas? GymnastIc;. Jan 29 home \; at the academICS I'm gomg to Gymnasbcs' Jan 27, at Adnan Rochester 7 pm, Jan 31, at Fraser, verslty LIggett School, 7 pm, Jan get a great education and play hIS speed IS good I've seen him [nVltatlOnal, 1 p m 7pm 3D, at RegIna, 6 p m football at the finest umverslty dash from a car to the fast.food Call 882-0294 m the country " Iestaurant qUIcker than any- Stumb tned on a helmet, sev. one HIS only problem IS, he eral jerseys, had lunch and "pend<;too l11u-::htIme at the dll1ner With the MIchIgan foot table trymg to eat the SIXburg- ball hIerarchy and was escOlted el", three shakes and two or. by ElVIS Grbac del <; of fl Ie", Grosse Pointe "MichIgan was really Impres slve," Stumb Said "I thought, It'" dehghtful to see a home Woods-Shores 'There's no way any school can boy make It bIg On Feb 14, Impress me more than Michl the first offiCIal date a recruit BABE RUTH gan State did,' but I was can <;Ignthe NatIOnal Letter of P~ports Bar & wrong MichIgan 1<; a classy Intent, Stumb WIll be nervous, Cl~ outfit" hut he'll confidently know that LITTLE LEAGUE Stumb, MichIgan's only out }w\ makll1g the right move Side lll1ebacker recrUIt, WIll be UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP sorely mIssed at North, but It <;not easy for a 17 year-old BASEBALL when he steps onto the tUlf and bov, WIth a smile hke RIchIe hosts: Frank 8t Carol touches the M Go Blue flag, Cunmngham\, to "ort out and deCIpher all the recrultmg jar. North will only be a memory REGISTRATION Featuring the 1/2 lb. Ground Round Stumb deserves to play at d gon but Stumb wa<;mature bIg tIme college He'" ~ot a enough to handle It He showed for the 1990 Season Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials great sen'ie of humor decent "ome el,l% Jl1 apolog1zmg to, hut tlll nll1g down Indiana, and grade'>, a great head for foot COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED ball, and a httle cockme&<;thHt he\ grateful for all the atten- Monday, January 29 wII! prohably be "nuffcd when tJOnhe rpcel \ ed, hut another SUPER BOWL SUNDAY - OPEN AT 2:00 p.m. someone take" hi" head ofTnext me<;"agc \1 III be ,>ent on Feb & 14 SUPER BOWL SUNDAY BUFFET fall Wednesday, January 31 Stumb IS a coach'" athlek "I'm gomg to <;11,TJ1at 7 a m 7:00 p.m. AT HALfTIME He's hkable, h"ten" \\( II ,1l1d 01 (,dl her If I can," 8tumb Said at the Grosse Pointe Woods performs a<,best he can A" d , I may not be awake hy that 4 TV's for your watching enjoyment City Hall Court Chambers senior, he never left th(' fi/.ld lImp, hut I II <;1gJ1It anyway Grill opened Mon - Sat until Midnight He kicked off, punted and I'm Just <;0eXCIted to he able to All 13-15 year olds must be or J)'Tlpanled by played tight end and In''Jd( Ii "'1y CD Blue' and be a part of It p:uent or guardian You mu ' Dr ng a birth nebacker - finally" cert~lcate Fee due at reglst'.1' or 18431 MACK AVE 885-0925 January 25, 1990 ~sse Pointe News 5~~ __ .----...... "," 3C North SRorts Norsemen beat Roseville; snap losing streak at 7 Bald Norsemen coach George but mil end of the first qua rte I'd three-goal second penod earned enceville, 131 60-10670 Olman "We needed that It was traIled by five at the halt ,111 r I Ir '",tumb, who accordmg It a 4-3 lead at the second Inter- Both Vennettls and Paula good for the kids because they've r II two at the end of three , > be. ti I played only about 35 mISSIOn Herodote earned regIonal.quali. I been working so hard ThiS, I "In the fowih quarter \1e " pi I " ,I the game because he BarbIerI scmed tWice and Fer. fyIng !:>tatuson the beam Other ~ hope, WIll get us on the nght gan gettmg pomts m tranSitIOn, \\ I foul tlOuble, had 11 By Rob Fulton track" pr" guson once III that pIvotal pe contnbutmg pomt-getters m SpOrts Editor Olman said he nod eluded Heather Henmng (7 5 on The wm came three days after \ It dIdn't hurt, either, that t18 'hi Utica Ford, North Beltz gave North a 53 lead 19 floor) and Andrea Lane (66 on Bllan Sheehy scored 25 pomts North lost to Henry Ford II, 88 "I, , Norsemen went to the line d III the first half, scor seconds mto the thu d penod, but bars) DebbIe Stevenson was the dnd 'naned 10 rebounds, IIftmg 66 1111 tImes III the final eight mm6u~si I '1\ pomts After that, ULS cut the lead to 54 With Just all around scorer for the Lady the North basketball team to a In the wm at Roseville, hi \ Overall, North hit 22 of 3 I It \\ "" a pretty even under 13 mmutes to play Norsemen WIth a total of 27 35 72 60 Will over previOusly un- Sheehy scored 12 of hIS game- g 111\ beaten Roseville percent) from the free-throw Ime Beltz then extended North's high 25 m the second half. Lou and hIt 44 percent (22-48) flom \\, hdd ow' shots III the The Will snapped North's los- lead to 6-4, but ULS all staw fm Volleyball D'Angelo sparked a 30-pomt Pdll.l 1 III lIe didn't get them to mg <,tleak at seven, and relieved the floor d ward Doug Wood notched hiS After takmg thIrd m thelI fourth quarter by scormg all "We got the ball mSlde an go dl \ ()lman sald some of the tenSiOn second goal of the game to cut pool at the Wayne State Invlta nme of hiS points \1'1 I ,hot 43 percent from 'That was a big wm for us," between Sheehy and ,P' Adge6~: the North lead to 6 5 Ten mm tIOnal, the Lady Norsemen beat North was up by one at the we got the Job done, sal tli 11, I Ind 52 IWI cent from the <,(1111 utes later, ULS' Andrew Henry Ford II, 15-6, 10-15, 15 11, VandeWeghe beat Kneg to knot but lost to Woods.Tower, 15.2, HOlkev the score at 6 6, but WIth time 1513 runmng out, Bal bien gave Down 115m the third game \ I th h s ", January 25, 1990 4C E Grosse Pointe News -----Safety considerations for winter sports Sunbmn of the neck is Respect IO! the ddmdge Protect the skin h07PII tl::.SlIP I" 1I0t recom t lOll LOl11bll1eto get them fpct of alcohol on body sys- that can be d:me bv tJw eit' mended beldu"l' of concern Illto llollble Unexpected tem" IS an eXhemely ImpoI- common in unprotected ments IS IInpOltant ,It ,IlI F) o,t bite I::' till' "lIlgll' 0\ PI lurthel dclmoige pillngl''' mto fieellng watel tanl facto! skiers !--'1p,llp,1 wid lIlJlIl\' It IP These effects are more se- hmes, when p,1111l'lpatlllg III Flo"tblte to h,ll1d., dnd feet , III (jllllkh 1l'''lllt 111 hypoth In spIte of the feelmg of .,ult-. flo/ll ,Ictllal fll'l'/lIlg vere at hIgher altitudes Ul- outdool "pOIh l,lIl tll1l'oitl'n 10"" of fingel::. , Il11ld \\'pt clothmg flam Wdlmth gIVen by a SWIg of l,tu:-'lIlg ICPCI' ,1.11fOllll,ltlOll traVIOlet rays from the sun Dehydl atlOn, 11\pel thl'l 01 to('" HewUJmll1g the 11:\ ldU'>l'(even persplrdtIOn) yOlll favonte brew, dilatIOn \\ Ithlll the tl",Ul" A, till' have 20 percent greater po nlla and 'mnbllJ n up yom mmd to adopt nutritIous SWIm, a hike in one of our many Good health is eatmg habits, It may not be so parks, a carefree 15-minute walk easy to convince children be. around the block Whatever you cause they have their own ideas do, strive for consistency, not a family affair about food how far you go or how fast. Try mvolvmg yom chIldren m The quest for good health, con- heve good health Simply means Studies have shown that regu- the menu-planning stages. Allow hary to the 80's mentality, has the) are not SIck However, the lar exercise reduces tension, fa- them to expenment WIth new been gOlllg on for centmles HIp World Health OrgamzatIOn de tigue, anxiety and enhances and dIfferent foods. Refram from pocrates, the father of modern fines good health as follows vigor and the ability to deal with purchasmg "Junk" foods, one medICine, stated "A wIse man "Health IS the state of com Ih Mar\' Busse the negative aspects of stress. It food Item at a tIme. It may take <;llOuld consIder that health IS plete phYSical, mental and SOCIal may even help to reduce or pre- a httle longer, but you WIll aVOId the gI eatest of human bless- \\ ell bemg, not mel ely the ab- vent depreSSIOn mgs ., sence of dIsease or mfil mlty " a famIly mutmy. • Do you consume a WIde Val 1- When ptannmg menus whIch Because good health affects Such a statement may be The teenager m yom lIfe is ety of foods? Here, I am refen-mg WIll plovlde good nutntlOn for the oVe!all quahty of lIfe, It VIewed as ovenvhelmmg Yet, all another challenge. Many teenag- to the consumptIOn of lean prote- an entn e family, conSIderatIOn IS \\ auld seem that people would three areas all' mtllcately con ers, espeCIally gIrls, drastically ms, complex carbohydrates, needed fm each age group The A lifetime shive harder to attam such a nected Thmk of It as the "lovmg depnve theIr bodIes of the nu- small amounts of fats, and apPlOpllate dIet for any state of \ aluable posseSSIOn But It often h Jangle" If you all' takmg good trients that are essentIal for of health plenty of water life IS that whIch plovldes suffi- seems that many of us take bet Cat e of ) OUl phySIcal well bemg, proper growth and development • Do you limIt the dmount of uent energy for the body, and all Obviously, the goal of health tel care Of.oUl cars than we do yoU! mental and SOCIal well m an attempt to remain slim. would be complete well-bemg for :,odlum,and tat" In yOul dIet? of the essentIal nutnents In rec You can help by proVldmg OUl health bemg \\In be m harmony Yes, • Do you aVOIdconsumptIOn of ommcnded amounts for good all people. We u<;e tOp-g!ade fuel the cal you al e worth the tmIe and ef- them WIth balanced meals and ovel pI ocessed foods and I efim d health healthy snacks at school, and You may think that it's too I eeel \'es Iegliidl mechamcal at- fort necessary to attam good sugms? The human body requnes SIX tentIOn and \\e check out each health encoUl agIng them with balanced late In yom hfe to turn thmgs • Do you exel else at least ba"lc nutnents to sw'vlve and to meals and healthy snacks at around, but it IS truly never too httle SCIatch 01 dent As an adult, you have a re- three tImes a week) thllve They mclude water, lean However, such meticulous cal e sponSIbIlIty to yourself to enJoy home Also, encourage them late. In fact, start today. • Are you able to mamtam plotems (such as fish, chIcken may not be given to our own the benefits assOCiated With good when they make a wise food yoU! Ideal welgl1t goa)? and lean red meats), complex health And, If you are a pal ent chOIce It may be an old chche, but it bodies We consume a dIet hIgh • Do you take time to Ielax carbohym ates (any foods that m Iefined sugal s and over-pi 0 you have an added Iesponslblhty When you have establIshed still rmgs true: take one day at a and lid yoU!'llf of dally ten onglnaIIy grew With theIr feet m good eatmg habIts from an early tIme ces<;ed food, consistently Ignore to help yaw chIlmen develop slOns? the ground, frUIts, vegetables the need for regular medIcal habIts that WIll contnbute to a age, even the recalcitrant teen- • Do you gel adequate Iest? and whole gI ams), fats (poly un- Healthy habits are developed check-ups, and let om bodIes hfetlme of good health habIts agel swIll retmn to healthful • Do you have regulal check saturated, mono satw'ated and eatmg patterns followmg theIr Just as you add bnks on a cham. dwmdle mto a state of machvlty ups? very small amounts of satu Start WIth exchanging one of Fortunately, even WIth such neg- rebellIon These meanly a few of the rated), vltamms, and mmerals If your old negative habits for a lect, our bodIes wIll long outlast Take inventor', areas which should be conSidered you are eatmg the iii st fall' nu- healthy one. The fIrst link on l OUI cars But are we depnvmg when reVle\1mg your health tnents hsted, you can't aVOid that cham will lead to one more, OUIbodIes of good health? The first step to better health IS to estabhsh where you are takmg m the last two Exercise extension then one more, .. What is Then, you can make the neces- It IS never too late to start an good health? san' deCISIOns concermng what Incorporting exercIse program with yom fam- you can do to Improve your The family Ily Mary Busse is a diet coun- Many people mIstakenly be- health good nutrition Even though you have made It can be a SImple bIke nde, a selor in Grosse Pointe. Changing old habits Exermetrics expands fitness offerings Exermetllcs, Inc of GlOsse Under the auspIces of Peacock, there IS clearly a need to make 1) You have to 11'01 k out more the <;ame degJee of Improvement week I:m't gomg to mah.e a olf Pomte, IS expandmg to mclude Claudette Malboeuf IS extending programs available to meet the than once a week to make It m aerobIC fitne<;s and body com- feICnee, thmk agam and develop pel sonalIzed m the Exermetrlcs fitness philoso- CrIteria associated WIth busy \\OIthwhlle, don't you? pOSItIOn from the same amount What If you have a heart can home fitness trammg 1'01 those phy of safe, well-rounded highly profeSSIOnal and personal life- 2) If you let yom heart rate of \\ ork, Iegardless of whether dltlOn high blood preS<;llle 01 al who prefer pnvate Ol semIprI- motIvatIonal fitness mto the styles." m'op below the target range be the \\ ork was done at hIgh or thntl<;? vate WOlkout schedules area of personal traIning Exermetrics is being offered fOle you fimsh yom aerobIC work moderate mtensltles The ACSM meetmgs dl<;cu<;.,ed "By offermg pnvate trammg "We baSIcally evaluate the days and mghts in Grosse Pointe chent's level of fitness and de. out, you've lo<;t the cardIOvascu- It wlll, of cow'se, take more the u<;eof CllCUltweIght tl amIng m addItIOn to formal aerobldfit and St. ClaIr Shores For more Sign a program to meet their lar value, nght? tIme to do the same amount of by leadmg medIcal school" dnd ness classes, thlb gives people Information on the fitness specific goals and expectations - 3) One type of exercIse IS defi- 'I GIk at a 10\\el mtenslty, but If hospltal<; fur both preventIOn and more chOIces and adds flexlblhty classes, call 881-6149 or 772- emphaslzmg the need for realis- mtely SUp.:rIOI fOl healthJfitne'3s you have an a\ el ::.lOnto the dls rehabilitatIOn of hIgh n<;k dnd to theIr workout regimen," says 0790. Exermetrics also offers a tIC and self-challengIng pro- Implovements COmfOltof hIgh mtenslty aerobIC caldJac patient" With legmd to Exermetncs director Kathy Pea complimentary rate consultation grams," saId Malboeuf "Also, 4) Weight tlammg IS dangel aellvlty, Iela x, take It slower and arthlltl<; mformatlOn flOm the cock and fitness evaluation. au" for people WIth condItIOns \\01 k a lIttle 1o.1gel arthlltls care progJ"am at :'1('(10 .,uch as high blood pressure, Ho\\ about thiS one? 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We can or- 6066 and forever Oh, Sacred WE CAN HELP SiastiC and have transpor- ganize, assist and coordi- Heart of Jesus, pray for tallon 882-n54 9049 GROSSE POINTE 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL nate It all Let us use our WINSTED'S custom fram. us Workers of miracles SOUND SYSTEMS LEARNING CENTER ARE YOU SERIOUS CASHIER, full time posillon endless resources for Ing Framing, malting and pray for us St Jude D j Serw:&-Any Occasion 131 Kercheval on the HIli $$ NEED cash, call Avon ABOUT SELLING available In car wash In you 885-4565 or 822- quality work Reasonable helper of the hopeless, PROFESSIONIIL EXPERIENCED 343-0836 343-0836 527-1025 REAL ESTATE? Grosse POinte area Ref- 7626 rates Margaret, 331. pray for us Great Music Selection We're SERIOUS about erences 886-4766 2378 Say thiS prayer 9 times a NEED help With your new BAKERYI Clerk 47 hour TWO round- triP voucher Very Competitive YOUR SUCCESS' Exten day By the 8th day your Personal Computer? I'll week No Sundays Apply DRIVERS NEEDEDI tickets for Southwest Air. Call and mqUire about our slve trammg, including prayer Will be answered work next to you to help Farms Market, 355 Good dnvrng record Will line,>, $175 each 882- FAX MACHINE_ When 881-1817 Pre-license and Market- It has never been known get you started SpeCialiZ- Fisher train Excellent money time is short and our lines Ing In Grosse POinte, 0945 to fall, never Publication Ing In IBM computers makrng potential Apply m are busy, you can SImply 110 HEALTH AND MAINTENANCE person, please call George Smale MASSAGE, nurture yourself must be promised NUTRlTION and compatibles Avail- person FAX the copy along with midnight shill to 8 am at 886-4200 O1her loca- With a massage House- Thanks St Jude for able evenings and week- 15501 Mack Ave billing and category BESTWATER PUrlf,callOn Monday through Friday, tions, call Lloyd Edwards calls and gift certlftcates prayer answered H C ends too Reasonable mformation. 0 System Removes total must be qualified, relia- at 268-1000 WAITER OR Waitress rates Call Sue 882-6679 available Betsy Breckels, ble, energetic, trustworthy wanted, full time Experi- NOVENA TO ST JUDE dissolved SOlids, organic, SCHWEITZER AMTA Certified 884- person Name your own enced preferred, not nee- GROSSE POINTE NEWS May the Sacred Heart of inorganic contaminants REAL ESTATE 1670 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES cessary, but Wlil train_ 882-6900 Jesus be adored, glon- NallOnal SanitatIOn Foun- salary Apply Roostertall, BETTER HOMES 100 Marquette Dnve, De- 259-8325 call for appomt- SMALL Dog Sitting- not fied, loved and preserved dallOn Seal Free demo LETTER FOR LETTER AND GARDENS LOVING, personal care, ment over 14 pounds, 24 hour throughout the world now Shaklee Independent DIS- FAX troit 822-1234 20 Offices small female dogs RefE'r- tributor 886-7534 Distrib- care Only 1 or 2 dogs and forever Oh, Sacred Word Processing CASHIER wanted Lolto ences $6 50/ day VE9- Excellent references Heart of Jesus, pray for utors needed Resume Preparation expertence preferred Full 1385 STAFF DESIGNERS Please call before 6 30 us Workers of miracles, ALLERGIES bothering you? General.Personal Typmg time Call 776-1300 PM 885-3039 AIRLINE ticket for sale- pray for us St Jude Detox your house 885- Medical, Legal, BUSiness We are a DetrOit based DeSign and Sales com- TAKING applications for roundtrip $125 anywhere helper of the hopeless, 0709 Cassette TranSCription pany With openings for Junior and Semor level GROSSE POINTE NEWS substitute custodians, Southwest flies Including pray for us Harper-Vernier 882-6900 MASSAGE THERAPY $8 15 per hour Apply at CommerCial Space Planners/DeSigners We are Las Vegas and PhoeniX Say thiS prayer 9 times a 774-5444 FOR WOMEN Grosse pOinte PubliC eager to offer an allractlve compensation pack- Must be used by 3-9-90 day By the 8th day your In a safe and comfortable School System 389 St age to candidates With the tolowlng qualifIca- MISSING HEIR? • ESTATES Call Linda B84-063O prayer Will be answered BUSINESS AND Help In LOCATING MISS- It has never been known enwonment- SpeCializ- TECHNICAL SERVICES Clair tions Ing In thorough relaXing ING PERSON • LOST TROMBLY'S Tresses Per- to fall. never Publication Laser Pri,.tu PART TIME HEIRS • FRIENDS • also Swedish massage for re- • Bachelor's degree In Interior DeSign or manent speclall $30 00 must be promised Thank IBM Overflow SlIpport Cleaning SelVlce needs per- ESTATES. Serrous InQUI now $22 50 9166 Cad- you for answertng my lief of stress and muscle Buslncss • Technical Arch Itectu re rles Only Mary GBA Ser. manent cleaning help Ieux, 884-1400 prayer Special thanks to tension Contact Sally AcademiC Hard working and de- vices:' 13-949-8926 MOOical - Dental. Legal • Minimum 1 to 2 years experience In Systems Sacred' Heart C S 774-7296 pendable a mustl Reti- Lellers • Reports' Memos Furniture Space Planning rees welcome Call Larry Spreadsheets' [nvOlang • Exposure to steelcase product line and CAD 102 LOST AND FOUND 112 MUSIC EDUCATION Forms ProcesSIn~ Monday thru Friday be- Need A Photographer? Cassette Transcnpllon tween Noon and 3 p m helpful PROFESSIONAL mUSICian Personalized only at 7764570 MEN'S Hamilton watch Qualitled candidates Interested In working for With teaching drgree Repehllve Leiters With brown Alligator Envclo~ • Labels MATURE, dependable per- available for lessons In one of Metro Dt'trOit's largest steelcase dealer- R.C.Photographic band, engraving on back Mal1lng list Maintenance sons needed full and part your home Plano Of VO- ships should tor ...."ard re~ume to Attn Human Reward offered 886- Theses • DIssertations time Also assistant man- cal 824-7182 Re~ource~ Services 9613 Term Pa~rs • Manuscnpts ager downtown cafe Foreign Language Work PIANO teacher With degree Equahons • GraphiCS 965-0266 Silver's Inc. Rosh Slliars • Chris Lopez has opening for ~pgln- FOUND, glasses ,n rose StallsllCS- Tables' Charts HAIR stylist and nail techni- 151 West Fort colored case and keys In nmg or advancrd stu- R~umCs • Cover Letters cian Full serv,ce salon Detroit, MI 48226 case Found last week In dents Expenenf"c' In Appllcallon Forms 22006 Greater Mack 824-2614 claSSical pop fo' me Village parking lot 882- 822-4800 175-8320 4230 and jazz 3439311 ''I • • ------~---~-..._------~~~-.-.-.-. l' January 25, 1990 -6C Grosse Pointe News 201 HELP WANTED 203 HEll' WANTED 304 mUATION WANTED 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL 202 HELP WANTID CLERICAL IAlYSlTTER DENTAL/MEDICAL 205 HELl' WANTED LEGAL 207 HELP WANTED SALES GENERAL WANTED; ResponSible, ASSISTANT TO PART time Dental assistant WORD Processor for Down- EARN $100. $200 dally sell. SERVICES for home and STOCK! CUSTOM Framer experl. experienced Woman to OFFICE MANAGER wilnted for Periodontal town DetrOit Law Firm 3 Ing exciting new product family available tull time CASHIER enced works well With give affectionate and In- Must have high degree of practice Opportul1lly tor years experience Pleas Easy sale 881-4011 ASSistant or take charge A L Price IS looking for part public Full time Salary/ telligent care to 6 month profeSSionalism With ex- extended hours available, ant workrng conditIOns for 886-6041 time stock! cashier per benefits negotiable 881 ? SERIOUS About Real Es. old Infant In our home cellent speaking VOice days negotiable Experr- non smoker Competitive Sons for a m and p m 6956 ask lor Mike lale Sales? Work With the HARDWORKING, reliable, Weekday afternoons 12 Typing, computer and e'lce necessary Grosse salary and benefits Send shifts Apply In person at to 5 While mother com. right company 2 POSI' fast learning IndiVidual DELIVERY boys wanted some bookkeeping exper- pOinte area 882-5600 resume to Box AN1, 18900 Mack Alenue pletes AcademiC require- lions open for ambitiOUS seeking a poSition With a $50 minimum guaranteed Ience Salary DOE FUll Grosse POinte News 96 Grosse POinte rarrns MATURE persor for dental self-starters Excellent painting contractor Some per night and up Call or ment References Non- benefits All jobs fee paid Kercheval Grosse POlnle office receptionist Dental Bonus program, educa prevIous knowledge and DELIVERY boys wanted apply at Martino s PIZ- smoker 886-5903 Farms MI 48236 GRAEBNER background helpful famll tlOn reimbursement for experrence Eager to full or part time POSitiOnS zeria 18726 Hayes 372. MOTHER over 40 With EMPLOYMENT lar With Insurance Call LEGAL Secretary for do",n qualified applicants Ask learn all aspects Please available good pay Ap 5800 grown children and car to 776-0560 St. Clair Shores 8815772 after 6 PM town law office Experl' for John Moss Tappan call John or leave mes- ply In person after 4 p m care for 2 school age PHONE girls $4 Pizza ence preferred Must be and ASSOCiates ERA, sage 779-2653 15134 Mark boys and one pre school DENT AL bUSiness office makers $4 50 Delivery EXCELLENT excellent typist Call 961. 884-6200 daughter rn my home personnel reqUired Har. 305 SITUATION WANTED SETUP, Server!> and Ge" boys Ex-Domino s em- CLERICAL 4700 Full time hours 881-1820 per Woods 884 3050 HOUSE CLEANING eral good of the house ployees welcome Little OPPORTUNITIES DISTRIBUTORS full- part help needed full and part Italy Pizzeria 526-0300 after 6 PM or weekends HELpl Hygienist needed to 206 HUP WANTED time $50,000 $100 000 Some may lead to perma. PARr.TIME CARMEN'S time The Roostertail Ca BACK up babysllter wanted work Saturdays 9 to 3 1st year Ground floor WAITRESSES and bus per- nent poSitions CLEANING terers 822 1234 In my Grosse POinte p m In modern East De- SECRETARY part- time and opportunity 372.9049 sons needed Call 773 Long and Short SERVICE Woods home 7 am. 4 troit office G'eat co- temporary wanted for SPRING Volunteer recrUlI 8940 Term ASSignments GROUND floor, full or part No time for housecleaning? p m non smoker Call workE'rs dnd patients Farms law office Need ment program for tl18 • SecretarlesJLegal & Exec time, great mcome Bus- Let our team come and after 7 p m 885 3022 7797600 February 1- Labor Day, 5 Leukemia SOllel\ flas COOK. experience needed • TYPlstsJ 55 IV P m Iness of the 90's' 885 do It for you skills grill fryer prepara days Send resume In. ' begun We need depend RESPONSIBLE babysiller • Word ProcessorsJ DENTAL assistant for 0709 cludlng experience, hours able mature telemarke tlon Call 773 8940 needed to care for 3 Data Clerks Grosse POinte office • Reasonable available and salary re- 300 SITUATION WANTED ters to contact volu ntcers children Monday thru Fri- • Receptionists/ 45 wpm warm and trlendly sur- • References COpy EDITOR IAIYSIHERS from our office GC'od day 3 15 to 6 30 Refer. RUTH PARADISE TEMPS roundings Minimum $10 qUirements to POBox • Experrenced wages and flex blc hours ences reqUired 882. 964-0640 per hour for experienced 36573, Grosse Pomte GROSSE POINTE NEWS 584.7718 Automotive News IS looking Day and evening Call person Will train Inexperl' Farms, MI 48236 for an experienced Copy 0305 CONSCIENTIOUS punctual 882.6900 TWO women Willing to Jean 885 6550 9 5 enced person 886-4040 Editor Layout wore! and FULL limE' sllter nE'eded to mature secretary for full clean your home Pili ...IUIIUQ) IVUg;-1 207 HUll WANUO SAUS LOVING !"pom has open time general office work CHALLENGING Position for Reasonable rates For Friday head skills prized aula care for rnfant In our Ings for quality child care more rnformatlon call knowledge welcome but home Monday. Friday In small downtown Detroit mature dependable re- ENTREPRENEUR'S Earn effective February 5th FULL or part time valet 526-9551 tangential At least two References reqUired office Accurancy In typ- ception 1St! biller Fu II $15,000 per month I Drive Monday- Friday, 7 am. 6 parking attendants and years experience pre. Leave message If no an- Ing and fllmg Good time Computer experl' a new Mercedesl Live In p m Kensrngton/ Mack EXTRA Cleaning Service. security guards for high ferred swer, 885-7415 communrcatlon required ence deSirable Send re- your dream home' (313) area Call Denise 884- Home, office move- , ,1,------_ ..,..--...... ~ ~ ...... ""...... _ ... 4""...... -.$.•-.-,-...... ,... ._..A_lPle ...w_._.,,;_. - ~~_ ---...... --.~...... _-- ., January 25, 1990 Be Grosse Pointe News 612 AUTOMOTIVE , 500 ANIMAlS '01 AUTOMOTIVE 2 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE ; fORD . ' •. fOREIGN . VANS 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 412 WANnD TO IUY AOO" A PEl (HIIYSUR GENERAl MOTORS . 1986 Plymouth Voyager KIMBALL Baby Grand- ex- CASH FOR LOVABLE doqs an j (als 1984 CHIWSLER LeBaron Gf\/\tJD MarqUiS LS, 1985, 1989 Chevy Caprice, 1981 Honda Prelude, sun SE, 7 passenger, air, tilt, cellent condition, $1 500 need good 110111' , 01 statron wagon excellent 1 miles loaded Ex. 13,000 miles Excellent roof stereo 885 7059 cruise automatiC, 26 It. 573-9713 call after 4 KIDS' CLOTHES adoption IIlIOlnla',) 1 llll I condilion $6,500 condition full Power condition, 4 door, V8, air, 1982 NISSAN Sentra ter, 58000 miles By EXCELL ENT CONDITION Nonhern SlIll(J,iJ All IITW I I l8? BUNDY Trumpet with case $3 5001 offer 886 1394 AM-FM radiO, rear defog- wagon, 5 speed, air owner $6,800 16280 CURRENT STYLES ami Welfare Le 19.' Valli 1 ger $10,500 293-2086 Kercheval Paid $300 Asking $160 1986 DODGE 600 4 door 19tH I 'Lon L 2 door, red, fm, only 63000 miles VERY CLEAN, BETTER teer at 777 'I U 01 '16J I I miles Runs great, $1,495 882 7923 or 256 or best China cabinet BRANDS, INFANT air power brakesl sleer- 1983 Pontiac 6000, new GMC Rally 8 passenger matching buffet $275 or 7422 Need cash I Will THRU 14 Ing excellent condilion brakesl radlatorl tune-upl 7179 Window van Excellent best 445-Q 198 $3 850 885 1849 cl $1 750 or best MUST BE ON HANGERS AKC Welsll "mer pllpS exhaust $1,495 885- BMW 1987 7351 StlOW conditIOn No rust Nicely 935 4093 CUSTOM hand crafted Bring In Monday, Tuesday Ready r rl IU,uy 13th 1988 DODGE Daytona air room clean 45 000 miles eqUipped $2650 882- bass gUltdr Beautiful or Thursday, 10-4pm Acceplllig 't',JoSllS 779 manual good condition' F'( (JRT GL wagon 1987 CITY vehicle lor sale City loaded including 3 ycar 3294 cherry red sunburst fin LEE'S RESALE 6226 $5 9001 best offer Must With blue Interlo', of Grosse POinte Park 30,000 mile warranty 1986 VOYAGER LE, very Isl1 long neck nice ac 20331 Mack 881-8082 LOVEABLE (logs and cats sell 882 3567 l,dtlC transmiSSion, InVitation to bid Sealed 263-1970 clean all power, 7 pas- tlon DimarzIo spilt pick ,r'.1 stereo radiO BEFORE You sell or trade need good 'lOmE'S For ARIES LE 1987 4 door bids Will be accepted lor 1987 Merkur XR4TI 2 door senger $8 100 469- up, sweel - strong sound , sleering 24,000 your Honda or Volvo call adopllO 1 1I1101ll1atl011call all aulornalic FM gOOd the follOWing vehicle one Turbo, redl grey leather 2227 One of a kind, needs bet :;,1750 Call Mr 1979 Ford Type 2 Ambul- 8825437 for cash buy Nor1hl"11 SUll j Ih I\n mal condition Asklllg $3800 automallc, mint 16,000 ter case $325 00 or best 1986 Astro van, air, AMI WelfdfE' Leaguc Voll n 8849105 I 8853404 ance Bid forms and miles $8 200 8868080 Also custom made OLD Fountain pens wanted FM crUise, tilt, automatic teer at 7/30954 (for inspectIOn are available days 824 2050 evenings Any type any condition 1987 DODGE Shadow, ex FOfiD j empo 1985 5 power, towing package speaker cabinet J BL de dogsi or 1639708 (for at The PubliC Safety De- 882-8985 cellent condition InSide I power brakes/ 1976 VOLVO wagon V 6 $7,500 884 4346 sign tuned for 2 .12 Inch cals) WeekCdl S onlv for partment, 15115 E Jef- speakers Free SRO 12 and our Ice blue metalliC lLJ air AMI FM cas- loaded, mint condllion GRUB STREET both number, ferson, weekdays 8 a m 1987 VOYAGER LE, seven 5 speed With new clutch 1(>\V front and rear new radial !Ires all Inch speaker with fin at BOOKERY to 4 p m Completed bids passenger 2 6 liter, AMtrM stereo Best offer II ,~ $2 900 393 8808 crUise, grandpa scar lachment and several Buymg Fine Books TWO lo~eab t Tiger cats must be received by Dale woody trim loaded Only 88521J9 pill Best offer 882 5437 cords and connections 17194 East Warren Fixed Mdle, free 10 good KraJnlak, City Manager, 30,000 miles, prime con- $350 for all 8820895 home 649 1~36 882-7143 1986 Dodge 600 convertl 198: LI~JCOLN Town Car, pnor to 2 pm, February 1976 VOLVO wagon dillon $9,650 886-8510 HAMMOND Console auto- ble tllrbo good condl S 1ture Series excel 12th, 1990 loaded, excellent, new WANTED Treadmill 1 hp 503 IfOUS(HOlD pm 1981 Chevy van, very good chord rhythm full key fOIT SAlE tlon 54 500 8860700 If I, (ondilion low ml radial tires air, crUise 456 3776 days 784 9250 FIERO 1986 SE red condition $4,250 331- board full pedal draw 8220208 Il'1L' 839 7755 772- grandpa s car Best offer evenings SCOTTISH terrier puppies 46,000 miles excellent 4150 bars 777-B771 l Il~ See at Hereford and Har AKC' hl,rk 881 8486 1981 CHRYSLER LeBaron condition $4,800 331- WANTED 10 buy old ,",us pc- 1989 ["IOOGE C'1r:,\van SE wagon automatic power .113 AUTOMO IVl 5823 USED PIANOS tume and Rhlr1estone SJX beautiful puppies cock V 6 excellent condllion, sleerlnql brakes, air AMI GENEIIALMOTORS BMW 1982 528E, aulo AT BARGAIN PRICES apoos S25 each 371 1989 CADILLAC many extras, 40,000 Jewelry, brass lamps cell FM crUise, leather matlc air sun roof, fully Used Spinets Consoles 1979 MONTE Carlo, runs Brougham White With highway $10,8001 best Ing fixtures wall sconces 6726 86 000 $7501 best 881 loaded, cobalt blue With Uprights & Grands qr 0al no rust $1,200 saddle leather Interior offer 886-7899 882-Q396 evenings AKC 9 monll1 old Wired 4748 oyster Interior Excellent ABBEY PIANO CO 5?13143 loaded, plus alarm, all haired Male needs back- condition, $8,500 882- GMC STARCRAFT Conver- ROYAL OAK 541-6116 WANTED. Morantz Mc 1989 Dodge Conversion power Mint condition, yard Call 8820521 1988 Pontiac Grand AM 8341 after 6 sion Van, 1982 Loaded, Intosh, SS Fisher tube van Lo'4' mileage $20,500 881-0999 PIANOS WANTED Sl 4 door, automatiC, all power $4,900 or best old JBL EV Patnclan and CHINESE Shar Pels 12 $14 000 or best 773- 1985 NISSAN 200SX, sun- TOP CASH PAID d I sun roof AM-FM cas- CAMARO, 1982, great con- offer 792-1854 Georgian speakers 774- weeks old papers house 2463 roof, power, air, low STORY & Clark console sette Power seats, etc dition, 4 cylinder, 4 7165 broken $3751 offer 772- miles, $5,900 371-7447 1989 FORD Aerostar- top of 1987 Doege Charger, air 18700 miles GM Execu- speed, air, power steer- plano with bench $1,400 line Eddie Bauer model, WANTED. Good, clean 0936 power, automatiC, sun tive Excellent condition Ingl brakes, chrome nms, MAZDA 1987 323 Deluxe 0' best offer Leave mes 7,000 miles, loaded, used furniture and mls roof, spotless $5200 58 000 or best 823- Eagle STs, extremely reli- 4 door, air, aulomatlc sage 772-8818 clean, $15,500 644.1410 cellaneous 881-0541 or 505 LOSTAND fOUND 8857844 6627 able $2,800 or best 882- AMIFM cassette, 35,000 ALTO saxaphones gold 823-4888 4362 after 6 p m miles Must sell $5,900 or 1985 PLYMOUTH Voyager, excellent private owner 1978 CADILLAC Sedan De LOST Male Huskyl Black! 602 AUTOMOTIVE best offer 521-2215 5 passenger, 37,400 OLD Slot machines, arcade Ville loaded good condi- 1984 SeVille, low miles Sell or trade for car 296- white 8 Mile and 194 FORD miles, clean, $6,595 521. machines peanut and 331-4150 5974 Reward 8815172 tion Plalll 445-3133 1988 Honda Accord LX, gumball machines, Juke- 1983 ESCORT station 6067 1985 Corvette, glass top, four door, 5 speed, like BABY Grand plano, Knabe, boxes 779.5087 wagon $900 or best 1983 FLEETWOOD 0'- FOUND new 14,500 miles Fac- 19B7 FORD Window van, French ProVinCial, frUit- 886-8763 Elegance white, tan automatiC, loaded, i1ke WHEELCHAIR wanted, Purebred male Golden Re- lory warranty 882-0154 XL T, 7 passenger Excel- wood $5 000 569 3545 leather $4 500 774- new, 60,000 miles triever and purebred male CAPRI 82 2 door, 5 speed, lent conditIOn Must selll good condition Please 6333 $14,000 non- negOllable 1985 Saab 900S, red, auto- WE buy and sell large German Shepherd to good condition, $1,950 Best offer 882-8639 call evenings, 886-1545 885-6522 matiC, sunroof, AM/ FM Hammond and Allen or- gether For more Informa- 822-1470, 264-2300 1987 CELEBRITY wagon, SHOTGUNS, nfles and cassette, crUise $5,400 613 AUTOMOTIVE gans and Leslie speak lion call 891 7188 clean car, $5200 886- 1982 PONTIAC J2000, handguns wanted Par- 1986 MERCURY 469-8546 WANTED TO IlUY ers Jim Clark Smiley 5402 power, $1,200 881-5011 ker, BrOWning, Winches- IF YOU have lost a pet any- GRAND MARQUIS LS TOP $$ PAID Brother s 875-7100 1982 DATSUN 210 runs ter, Colt others Pnvate where In the Grosse Four door, every available 1989 BERETTA GT, OLDS Sierra LS, 85, excel- For Junk, wrecked and un- lent condition Loaded, good, 4 speed, new HARPSICORD Savathll & collector 478-5315 POinte area, please call option plus ASC Faux loaded, excellent condi- wanted cars and trucks clutch assembly, good Son rosewood keys, Sin- us at the Grosse POinte convertible top Lots of tion low mileage, $9,995 brand new tires, 73,000 State licensed transportation 822-1627 ~Ie manual, 4 & 8 SOl) ANIMALS Animal CliniC ThiS week miles but excellent condi- 5757625 miles $5,500 884-3691 BULL AUTO PARTS ADO'T A 'ET leave message strings 824.7127 we have a small white tion, $5,495 882-4042 af- 1985 Pontiac Sunblrd 1986 CAMARO IROC-Z 894-4488 female Labl Shepherd X ter 5 1989 Honda Accord LXI, 411 OfflCE/IUSINESS TERRIER MIX wagon, power steerlngl TPI, automatiC, alarm, WANTED good used cars With a brown leather col- fully loaded, Monterey EQUI'MENT Looking for good home for 1986 Tempo GL Sport brakes, air stereo cas- many options $7,950 and trucks, also wrecked affectIOnate, obedient, lar found on Maumee In Very clean, runs great, selle, good condition 884-8715, after 6 pm Green, 11,000 miles DESK- 4'X6', walnut top, or repalrables, 771-8953 playful black male terrier Grosse POinte City A moon roof AM- FM cas $3,750 882 0583 after 5 and weekends $13,100 779-9849 steel frame, $75 884- want your beat up car, miX, about 20 Ibs Owner male Spnnger Spaniel sette manual, Ziebarted 8834 PM 1986 GRAND AM LE, auto, 1986 ACURA Integra LS, 5 IS elderly and loves the With a choke chain found Jim 372-9884 Days $3,500 331.3758 1984 BUICK Skyhawk, 4 air, amI fm, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, $8,795 WORDPROCESSORS, dog but because dog IS on Beaconsfield In WANTED: Cars, running or 1987 FORD LTO Crown door, air, needs body door, alarm, $4,995 331- 1987 ACURA Legend, 4 IBM CPT, and Lanier small and her eyeSight IS Grosse POinte Park A not Top Dollarl K-car VIC 4 door excellent work $2,600 371-7447 2463 door, sunroof, $14,995 Excellent conditIOn Very getling bad, she IS afraid male tn color Shepherd parts for sale 886-0518 condition loaded, 41,000 1988 ACURA Legend reasonable 884-1139 the dog 1'0'111get undertoot X With a choke chain DON'T WAIT 1983 Mahbu CL wagon, low miles $9 000 or best at coupe, $19,995 TOP DOLLAR PAID! and cause her to taU found on Kercheval In Until Tuesday morning to miles, good condition NEED help With your new fer Saturday 9 30 4 1987 VOLVO 760 GLE J u nk-U n used-U nwanted Housebroken and all Grosse POln\e Par\<. A RFPEAT your class\fled $2,995 884-1808 Personal Computer? 1'\\ wa$l0n\l low miles male b\aclU brown Shep 886-659' au"r Call our classrlled !r,!~...q Cars-Trucks-Parts- Late shots Call 463-7422 for $10:995 " I ,I , work next to you to help 1983 Oldsmobile Toronado, Model Wrecks more rnformallon herd X With a brown 1986 MERKUf-l XR4Tl ex advertiSing department qet you slarted Speclallz good condition $3,800 or 1988 NISSAN MaXima leather collar found In cellent condition, low Wednesdays, Thursdays, UNIQUE AUTO RECY- l/ In IBM computers best 886-2521 GXE, white! tan, $12,795 PLEASE Lake St Clair off of Lake- miles, leather seats Fridays, Mondays CLING 527-5361, 756- I d compatibles Avall- 1987 HONDA Prelude Sl, KEEP ALERT! shore For more Informa $8,100 or best Days 882-6900 1985 CAMARa Iroctz , TPI, 8974 Same Day Pick-Up dole evenings and week. loaded, low miles, With auto, $10,995 COLD TEMPERATURES tlon Call us at 822-5707 5759520 evenings 296 1975 CADILLAC Fleetwood, ends too Reasonable alarm, excellent condl' 1986 HONDA Accord LXI, 65 ( 80A TS AND MOTORS CAN KILL YOUR PET! 1338 Mark tnple white, rehable trans- rates Call Sue 882-B679 LOST. blackl rust female tIon, must sell 882-7602 loaded, $8,495 With the extreme outdoor portation, $500 774- Rottwleler 8 Mllel Mack 1989 Ford Escort LX 1985 5MB 900S, sunroof 14' alumlr1um boat With 2- 4 drawer black file cabi- temperatures of the last 1986 Fiero SE, black, 4 area Call 884-2722 owner died 3 500 miles 6333 $7,495 trailer $350 881.7991 nets, $20 each, 3 cushion few weeks animals can speed, 40,000 miles, ex- automatic air power 1986 GRAND AM- 4 door, Tamaraff Acura Jpholstered couch, beige, suffer terribly If not cared FOUND male German cellent condition, $5,000 1986 36 foot Hatteras, steerngl brakes AMI FM loaded, low mileage, Used Cars S100 secretary's chair for properly If you know Shepherd miX, blackJ tan 884-8693 mlllt, enclosed bndge, stereo $7000 263 1840 greaf condition, $5,800 Gratiot S. of 10 Mile $20 black secretary desk of an animal In need of color, brown leather col- complete electronics, evenlllgs Ask for Rich 881-7837 1970 CHEVROLET pick-up, East Detroit With return, $50 Call shelter or warmth, please lar Found on Lakeshore heal/air, stereo, cassette between 7 & 8 Mile 822- longbed, $1,500 774- 778-8886 player, microwave, wet Joan or Linda 824-5454, call our shelter for health- 500 ANIMALS 5707 or 824 9034 500 ANIMAlS 6333 9 5 30 weekdays ful tiPS We Will proVide ADOPT A,n ADOPT Am, 1988 TOYOTA Corolla, 4 bar, Ice maker, sleeps 6 1980 SUNBIRD, 4 cylinder, 3208 CAITS $150,000 TWO drafting stools, like free straw upon request door, air, stereo, auto- automatiC, AM/FM stereo firm 886-3575 new Best offer 885- PLEASE! 5ent 'ET IREEDING . matic transmiSSion cassette recently ser- 1265 Their Lives 21,000 miles $8,2501 STARCRAFT 18 foot STUD SERVICE- for York- GINGER ViCed Clean, $850 823- best offer daytime 884- 1987, 60 HP Johnson' CLOSING Law office, many Depend On You! shire and poodle 296- 2803 9393, evenings and EZ trailer Excellent con: law books, etc Call after ANTI.CRUEL TY 1292 1987 6000 STE, great for weekends, 885-7491 dltlon Many extras 6 p m 268-6554 $7900 881-2921 ASSOCIATION 600 AUTOMOTIVE student or Mom, m,Jst 1983 Nlssan Sentra hatch- AMC --- see Call 882-6678 412 WANTED TO IUY 891-7188 back, 5 speed, 80,000 657 MOTORCYCLES WANTED 1 year old Lab to 1979 CONCORD, runs 1986 Grand Am, SE, 6 cyl. miles AM-FM cassette COLLECTOR Wishes to buy Inder, loaded $5,995 or stereo $2,500 or Include Into our family great, $400 or best offer SUZUKI, 1974, runs good old toys, tin sOllders, best 884-9672 best 777-6489 824-Q525 469-4144 822-3003 Vvhole bike for parts boats, etc 886-5157 601 AUTOMOTIVE 1978 CAMARa LT, air, 606 AUTOMOTIVE Both $250 881-9204 CASH paid for stamps, GROSSE Pomte Animal power wlndowsl locks, JEE'S/4-WHEEL • CliniC (on Kercheval) has CHRYSLER cOins and baseball card V8, dark blue, no rust, 1985 CHEROKEE, 5 660 TRAllEItS a exceptional little 1 year 1985 HORIZON, air, AMI collections 469-Q906 clean $2,4501 best offer speed, 6 cylinder, 4 door, old female Shepherd X FM stereo 52,000 miles 884-Q475, 465-1055 air ami fm stereo cas- TRAILER, ullhty, 4 )I 8, PA YING cash for dia- found abandon In Patter- $1,990 881.7675 1978 PONTIAC Flreblrd sette roof rack, trailer good condition $200 monds, gold, Silver, plati- son Park She has beau- 1979 Honzon, 4 door, 1 Formula, V-8 350, loaded, hitch Great car $5,950 881-9204 num, pocket watches, tiful long black and brown owner, Ziebart, 4 speed great condition 1980 886-4217 dental gold, World War II hair and a wonderful dls- 700 AflTS/FLUS/DUPLEX $795 1211 Cadieux Kawasaki, 750 c c Both- reliCS COinS, scrap gold, posllion We cannot lo- 1984 GMC Jimmy 4x4 ex- Pointes J Harper Woods one owner, must sell The Gold Shop, 22121 cate her family and she 1986 New Yorker Deluxe cellent condition, $5 750 15034 MACK, 2 bedroom desperately needs a lov tape deck, tilt steering 882-8033 firm 839-7755, 772-Q992 apartment over store GratIOt, East Detrol!, 774- Gmger IS very sad a '1 stili needs a lOVing home to Ing home For more Infor- turbo, leather Interior front l.Jvlng room, dining 0966, 10a m - 6p m , make her hdPP\ C:f" IS a gentle shepherdllab mix 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass new lires Excellent con 610 AUTOMOTIVE Monday- Fnday 10a m- mation call us at 822- that doesn t Ilye r en for some reason, but would V6, air, good condition room, sunporch and ga- dltlon $5,300 776-3720 S'ORTS C4RS 5p m Saturday 5707 be a lOVing devolc~ romranron and watch dog for $3,100 885-4138 rage $400 Plus 1 1/2 PORSCHE 1987 928S4 months SecUfity Check- 500 ANIMALS a woman About i liS Old Ginger IS housebro- 605 AUTOMOTIVE 500 ANIMALS manne blue With blu~ mark Services 884-5238 500 ANIMAlS ken spayed and' "d I her shots Call 773.0954 FOREIGN ADO'T A PET ADO'T A'ET ADO'T A'ET leather, 5 speed, low BAD contractors and bad 1978 MERCEDES SL, mint miles, excellent condition tenants can be a thing of condition Never dnven In $36 000 772 7264 the pastl Checkmark Ser- Winter, $25,000 779- Vices, property manage- FIRST THERE WERE 4... 9161 '11 AUTOMOTIVE TRUCKS ment Just the way you 1989 BLUE Toyota Corolla hke ItI 884-5238 and 1990 Tercel, both 1989 BRONCI II, black, loaded, 21,000 miles, GROSSE POinte- one bed. With power steenng, auto- $11,800 882.5559, call room upper, $350 per matiC, rear defroster, rust- after 4 pm month Heat inclUded proofed Corolla $9,800 Secuflty reqUIred Ideal Tercel $8,800 778-2244 CHEVY S10 1987, ex- for mature adult 824- Evenings te"ded cab, 4x4, Tahoe, 3228 V6, air, cassette, low 1989 Honda CRX SI Mlr1t 806 NEFF, lower flat, 2 condition, red With black miles, excellent condition Intenor, 5 speed trans- $9,200 or best 263-4913 bedrooms, den, fireplace, formal dining room, new miSSion, electnc sun roof, 1986 JEEP Comanche kitchen With modern ap- alloy wheels, air condi- auto transmiSSion, power pliances, neWly deco- tIOning "NakamIGhl" 3teerlngl brakes ami 1m rated 1 car garage, no BUFFY stereo and more lape 7 ft bed With liner BILLY BO Smooch Is a ;; y' r ':lId Cocker spaniel She Is pets Available February $11,000 or best 882 and cap excellent condl r r)mpatable with other ani- 1st $825 per month Call Now there are 3 and soon we're hoping there wilt be none left of housebrokel' ' 4403 lion $4 200 Bruce 824 mals SmOOl I ry shy and prefers adults Joan, 824-5454 after 6 these adorable black Cocker SpanIel mix 7 -week old puppies They HONDA Accord 1988 LX 0063 over chlldrpo ( rh and her sIster are avail. pm 882-3393 are SOblack It'S hard to get a good photo Of them ...but take our four door 5 speed r 612 AUTOMOnV able for ad , ~ the centeral Shelter of LAKEPOINTE very clean 1 word fOr It, theSe 2 femaleS and one male will steal your heart when $10,2001 offer 881-2321 VANS Michigan H . society located on 7401 bedroom upper, heat ann you see them. They are Offered by THEANTI.CRUElTY ASSOCIATION Chrysler D,,' 711 or call B72-3400 MOp- VOLKSWAGON Jella appliances Included Off- 1983 FORD Van dual THE ANTI-CRUEL TV ASSOCIAITON ;]r( 1984, excellent body en street parkmg Ideal for tlon hours ay thrOugh saturday 10 00 tanks cruise air ami fm glne needs work $2 350 Single No pels please AM 430 P 11 casselle low mileage 891-7188 or best 885-1059 $385 plus secuflty 823- $4,500 8857230 1284 - - ~anuary 25, 1990 ~eNews 9C ~~------~ l,iiF:4!~ 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPUX 702 AI'TS/FLAT5/DUI'UX 705 HOUSESfOR RENT ~ Delr.it/Wayn. C.unty S.C.S/Macomll County I'oinles/Hlr,er Wo.tls B~~~NSFIELD, three BEACONSFIELD, 1064 WAYBURNI Kerchevaf --~,.~KENSINGTON near ~a=_ YORV<;HIRE_ spacIous 2 ONE bedroom apartment, ST. Clair Shores- one bed- GROSSE POinte Farms palnte~ upper, freshly lower 2 bedroom. Brand Large upper flat, with ,; II < ") flilt share ga " SpacIous 2 or 3 bedroom LIVing room I, $245 piUS utilities plus room apartment newly Beautiful 3 bedroom, 1 11 ' new window new kitchen, newly deco- room flre-' ,r r 11basement Up- IrealmenlS,garage. $500 rated and carpeted off upper, basement $400 cathedral ceiling, ga- ~ ., 'b lower $465 In- secUrity 882-7746 decorated, aIr, carport 2 bath ranch With fire- 886-0478 place, Dlmng land fam. ~ 823-0540 street parking, secured month plus utilities, secu- place Appliances, Heat Clul', , r dt Call 828 702 AI'TS/FLATS/DUP i1y room All Appliances, BEACONSFIELD two h~"'. b1orage, includes appll_ nty and references 731. rage, new carpet -4047 t, '/1 S.C.5IMlcomb County MT CLEMENS. Sharp, 1 central air, attached ga, U NOW AVAILABLE 702 A~TS/fLATS/DUI'I.(X 702 APTS/flAT5IDUPUX 702 AI'TS/FlATS/DUI'UX 702 APTS/f1ATS/DUPUX 5.C.S/ Mocomb County 5.(.5/ Mocomll (ounty 5.(.5/ Macomb Counly S.C.S/M."mll C.unly NORTH SHORE POINTE IN Llye where the fun IS four seasons long' Select your nome Irom our executlye one and two bedroom HInch ST. CLAIR SHORES apartment homes or OUf spacIous two bedroom IoU .aparlmprlls GARDEN Pamper yourself WIth mdlYldual climate conl,ol .111G E kitchen S'earJtround cl wall 10 wall ptush carpetmg sound conj toning d LARGE DELUXE JOU' own LAKEVIEW PATIO OR BALCONY EnlOY you, IN PRIVATE lAKEFRONT CLUB HOUSE BOAT HARBOR and ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS BOATING ASSOCIATION CLUB BOATS HARPER WOODS aeaorf £ivi1l!J on all sport, lake Sl Cia" WITH Resort hVlng at your doors'ep' ONE A..1W TWO • Your own private basement BEDROOM APARTMENTS • Central air conditioning • Newly Decorated • Carports available • SenIor CItizen DIscount • Close to ShoppIng • Clor;e to a newly renovated shopping • Bus Service center (8.112 Mile & Jefferson) WELL SECURED & MAINTAINED BUILDINGS • In the heart of the boating and fine Other Apartments Available in. St Clair Shores and East Detroit restaurant area FOR YOUR APPOINMENT CALL • Swimming pool & clubhouse A nlc(' pl,l((} to call home TIlE J.,i~ l from $';70 ~ ...... Call Today BLAKE ~u.'-'_rrr To ~ee the~e exceptlonill apartment.., e().\ IH\~~Y HARBOR CLUB APARTMENTS AND YACHT HARBOR 36000 EASTJErFERSON ON lllKE ST CLAIR Resldf'nt Manager 791.1441 771-3124 881-6100 - ,...--~. January 25, 1990 1QC Grosse Pointe News 706 HOUSES FOIt ItENt 716 PFFICES/COMMERCIAL :l1i~~ 714 VACATION RENTAL 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 70' TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS FOR RENT 100 HOUSES FOil SALE Detroit / W. n. Celln' fOR ItENT ~ , RESORTS COMMERCIAL 111 St Clair BY Owner. Grosse Pomte LAKESHORE Village End DEVONSHIRE at Chandler TOWNHOUSE Lakeshore NEW general office Space ~~\STFR week, golfmg m THREE bedroom condo, Shores Hdrpel Avenue Park Nice 3 bedrooms unit on sunny Side New Park Dnve Spotless 3 11 Village for lease Two m East DetrOit Ideally t Illountams, Apnl 14th townhouse Good resI- -3000 square leet for SUited for medical. dental l ugh 21 st Falr1leld large kitchen, basement kitchen Windows, doors 2 bedroom 1 1/2 bath 1 bedroom central air dential location Eastgate ledsr pt.)~~ll]1c sale Con recreation room 1129 Immediate occupancy car garage Fireplace stove refrigerator dls', or legal 3,750 square >unlalns, Lake Lure. Estates, East of Wmdsor Idct Allton .' lrll and As Wayburn $47.900 331- $62,900 Ron. 886-3167 semi finished basement washer, washer and feel available. could be III Carolina Beautiful $995/ Canadian 1.519. 7932 front and rear porch dryer Immediate occu 'lJ( lte~ 11_Y_&_8_8_8_ diVided mto 3 equal units 1 droom, 2 bath condo 256-3898 422-5613 121 Lothrop- Grosse POinte With each hav:ng access ,pectacular golf $550 monthly First and pancy Security depOSit 5T CLAIR Shores for VAIL, Colorado Two bed- HANDSOME brick COlonial, Farms custom bUilt 3 10 a full basement for on ,p 881-5424 lasV security 774-5453/ $595 Excellent condition lea,,, ,'1/1G MilCk room condo With a loft, 978 Washington. Grosse bedroom, 2 1/2 bath site "storage" Will build 776-2662 646-8093 Soulh 01 Nine "- 700 Hil ION HEAD ocean front sleeps 8 2 1/2 baths. POlOte City 3 bedrooms. ranch, formal dmmg L to SUit ~ates slart at 1 1/2 baths Den With 'GROSSE POinte Manor squclre ff I excellent 10- In t bedroom, off fireplace. JaCUZZI, Indoor room. family room, ma MACK! Cadieux area three $1200 per square foot cat tJn If) ('tail or office ,Oil $250 a week pool. across from the skylight, attractive hard- hogany panelled library, bedroom basement 2 Next to Village Sublease triple net Call 772.Q970 881-49 j wood floors and mold. finished basement, new car garage $450 per thru September Spa , ,~053 Gondola Available March ST. Clair Shores, Harper mgs deck, 2 car garage roof, mamtenance free month plus security 851 CIOUS 2 bedroom upper OFFICE ~,Jclres to rent Hf\HBOR Sprmgs, Birch- 31 to April 7 only $1,000 between 8 9 Mile, will Under $130,000 By ap- exterior, approximately 7016 Incl udes garag e an d Olll' S12J ,I month, three & j Large 4 bedroom for the week 465-3386 remodel to SUit Reason pomtment only 882-4179 2600 square feet. large basemenl $825/ month rOOI'1 sUlle $375 a P 3 baths Close to RADNOR near St John able Call JM 7n-2400 Listing promised beautiful lot $299,000 8869677 month 882 055') I I] Highlands By COLORADO Hospital One bedroom BRECKENRIDGE. CoPl'fR No brokers 882-9431 MEDICAL SUite for lease , r ,'r discount 879- MACK/ Moross/ La- hume stove refngerator LAKESHORE Village 2 SMALL oHIGe 17901 E MOUNTAIN' KEYSTONE , , 427-7141 Fontame- 3 bedroom, car- NORTH Oxford 771, 5 bed- $350 month 7786218 bedroom newly deco \',illren $100 month An- 1000 square feet Mona fRISCO/DILLON peted. stove. garage rooms, family room, den. after 6 rated updated, appll ,I\(>rlng sprv ce optional han Bldg on Kelly North --r;:lINK LONDON ances Extra room In of Eight Mile QUick occu 15':{1 DISCOUNT $28,900 882~132 second floor laundry. IMMEDIATE occupancy 3 885 1900 JUNf/SLOANE SQUARE basement COrner unit pancy 774-3500 on lodg ng some A LAKEFRONT mud room 886-4340 bedroom house 1 1/2 BUILDING fe" lease 22520 II 'u, twO bedroom time- clubhouse pool $600 'eslrldIO". do apply EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME bath fireplace appll Greater Mack 1 850 OFFICE space, CPA or at- Il c maid service, con- WOODSIDE Street, Harper Available Immediately Choooe from o•• r 300 On Lake St Clair can be Woods, 3 bedroom. fm. ances Call after 6 p m square feet $1 300/ torney All services avail L L 98 One or two weeks. 881-6912 fully eqUiPped Condos, yours for the holidays Ished basement 2 1/2 ga 1693-2733 month Call 774-5709 able 823-0400 lJpG 1 June 2 Lots of 10- Homes & T_nhomes. c" references. pictures Distinctive styling, spec- rage. central air. above TWO bedruom brrck ranch RIVIERA Terrace- 1 bed KERCHEVAUHILL Pools, Saunas & Hot Tubs CUSTOM OFFICES AS~1119 $3OD/day/four pea- tacular view. spacIous liv- ground pool Appliances nedr St John Hospital room, pool carport, heat SECOND FLOOR fronl re- Completely remodeled and ~In >1R? 2415 davs Ing area's 2.500 square mcluded $58.900 Imme- o.r:d 31:' 1C'~dcd $55Q :l>~OOl rnontn Irll-I uutJ~ tailor omctJ LOIS 01 Will redecorated Carpeted, feet, featUring 2 car ga- diate occupancy E-Z monthly 885-6864 - "NANTUCKET ISLAND lawn maintenance ser dows Call for Info four rooms. front and rear rage. 2 1/2 baths. 2 bed- terms Power Brokers. Our Rental Agents can help vice References and HARPER Woods 2 bed- entrances, parkmg on rooms. gourmet kitchen 264-1100 MACK AVENUE you choose your 1990 credit report req ulred room. newly decorated premises. central alf con- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE LAKEVIEW CLUB vacation home while our 7923300 ask for Harry first floor condo Stove NEAR BROADSTONE ditiOning. GFAiCAC 1000 TOWNHOMES WANT 20x70 great for office. stu- besl chOices are stili avail- ST. CLAIR SHORES CADIEUXl Mack! Warren 2 refrigerator basement square feet Available Jefferson at 11 1/2 Mile Rd diO or? able and there's plenty First offenng on Ihls abso- ADS bedroom carpeted No pets $510 per month Immedlatelyl Open 7 days. 1 to 5 of t me te> arrange for lutely gorgeous Cape stove Working adult pre- 884-8584 CHAMPION 8< BAER, INC. 774-6363 or 293-1180 Call In HARPER/ALLARD ferry reservations I Cod Features Include ferred $400 882-4132 TWO bedroom 2 bath Early Large open area With half-hi 884-5700 Call JORDAN 8< JENKINS three bedrooms, sparkling TWO bedroom, excellent condo for rent, RIViera condition, $4,900 simple WEDNESDAY, 8.5 MACK/ Moross- La- partitions on hand Full 19070 East 10 Mile Easy REAL ESTATE NOW nf>W kitchen, FlOrida Terrace 731-8335 after 6 assumption. call for ap- FontalntJ 3 bedroom. car kitchen Separate two access to expressway (508) 228-4449 room, forma! dlntng room, THURSDAY, 8.6 pointment 12 to 6 p m peted stove, garage 711 GARAGES/STORAGE room sUite 2,300 sq ft Medical office. 910 723 VACATION RENTAL first floor laundry. profes- FRIDAY, 8-5 Working adult preferred - FOR IIENT only 526-5292 Ample parking square feet General of. NORTHERN MICHIGAN Sional decor With all new $435 882-4132 MONDAY, 8-6 flce, 1.634 square feet StalOmaster carpet 469 Moran, beau Iifu I 3 bed- GARAGE automatic door BOYNE country family chao GROSSE POINTE NEWS MACKNERNIER 882-1400 Pnced at $68.500 - Must room. 1 1/2 bath colomal TWO bedrooms Mackl Lakepolnte 886-1821 let four bedrooms, fire- THREE UNITS, 20x70 VISI- see I $139,900 By appomt- 882.6900 Cadieux area, newly dec 714 UVING QUAIITERS place two baths. by ble location ment 882-4188 orated basement ga TO SHARE 719 RENT/OPTION TO BUY week or weekends 882- STIEBER REALTY HARPER Woods- Nice 3 rage $400 plus security 5749 or 591-6180 775-4900 GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? NON. smokmg profeSSional MACK/CADIEUX bedroom bungalow, base- Call 884-0292 10- 5 RIVIERA COndo With all Woman wanted to share TEN ROOM sUite SUitable 793 MICHAUX LANE ment, garage $51.900 amenities Club house, HARBOR Spnngs COndo CADIEUX- 194 3 bedroom, for sales accountants. In- Grosse Pointe Shores RELAX! Century 21 AAA, 774- upper flat $250 per close to boating $575 or Sleeps 8, near slopes carpeted nalural frre- month Includes utilities surance, medical, etc 886-8924 or 882.9069 3,700 square foot, 1985 cus- 9000 $58.000 775-4525. USE OUR FAX place $625 881 9500 be 886-2228 Rec('~'lon room has gas tom Colontal Open floor agent SKI Schuss' LUXUriOUs Villa tween 12 noon and 7 log fireplace I Just uJr plan, 4 spacrous bed- Call and inqUire about our OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 MATURE non-smoker condo on 18th hole pm graded rooms, three and a half FAX MACHINE. When 869 CANTERBURY needed for Immediate 720 ROOMS FOR RENT Sleeps 8, can walk to ski baths Behind Shores time is short and our lines Four bedroom COlonial. two DETROIT- 5540 Farm occupancy, 9 Mile/ Jeffer- 11ft restaurant, pools and Vlrgrnla S Jeffries Park Great location for are bUSy, you can simply and a half baths brook 2 bedroom. ~ son 778-1998 ROOM In private home, sauna Also have condo Realtor 882-0899 children By appointment FAX the copy along with 692 HAWTHORNE bath basement. appli- Grosse POinte Farms that sleeps 4 Downhill CLEAN, qUiet, responsible 881-7766 billing and category Three plus bedroom COlo- ances. low maintenance COLONIAL East, 9 mile Single lady Kitchen priVI- person to share house and cross country skIIng mal, family room Excellent rental, $390 and Harper 150 square leges $250 885-4972 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Information. $250 plus half 881-0068 Fully equipped and newly 715 PEAR TREE Call 293-5768 or 542- feet alf conditioned. car- ranch, mint condition ROOM $250 month. house furnished Fireplace and Four bedroom COlOnial, first 8168 SHARE gorgeous 1700 sq petrng. 5 day lanltor Open house Sunday 1- 5 GROSSE POINTE NEWS all amenities, Call floor laundry ft custom ri\nch rn War- Near expressway, Imme- priVileges, Mack and 19902 Fleetwood. Harper (313)855-2737 or 882-6900 3621 MARTIN, WARREN 707 HOUSES FOR RENT ren Air cable, alarmed. diate occupancy Reason- Seven mile area Call Woods S.C.S./Macom~ County (313)8517480 1057 Canterbury. 4 large Three bedroom COlonial. tlOished basement With able Includes all utilities Craig, 884-9035 BRUNO Real Estate St, bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, large family room ST CLAIR Shores execu- bar and work out room and services 778-0120 LARGE room, Grosse SHANTY CREEK Clair Shores. cute 2 bed- 2nd floor laundry, library, CATHY KEGLER 886-4200 tive two bedroom duplex Beautltul area Female and 882-8769 POinte Park Pnvate bath, CHALET 3 or 5 bedrooms, room starter, Estate sale. large deck BUilt In 1962 SCHWEITZER Electnc kitchen luxun- preferred but not neces- private entrance $175 or $250/mght, mml- MEDICAL ofllce space, $300 pnced In the upper 40's • Close to Schools Open REAL ESTATE ously carpeted central sary $275/ month 755- 882-4469 mum two mghts Sleeps 6 20170 Mack Avenue Custom 3 bedroom, 2 Sunday 1 to 5. $262,500 BETTER HOMES aIr \I\ed basement yard 6398 10 14 885-4217 Grosse Pomte Woods, WOODS spacIous sleeprng bath, canal front on one 882-7914 AND GARDENS S650 No pets 294-2642 HARBOR Spnngs/ Peto- FEMA.LE Roommate \0 3,500 square teet on room. bath, silting room. of St Clair Shores finest RE-NIE-RS NE'C-OEO ~~ey Luxury 3 bedroom share mv beaulltu\ \-\ar ground Hoar 14 examma laundry seml-pnvate en streets Excellent m"e1>t- SI Clair Shores N of 13, per Woods apartment !lOn rooms 1 Jaboratory .....do. minutes from ment Asking $179,900 trance non smoker Jbsl HIghlands Re- By Owner E of Harrer 31651/ 5:J Wasrerl dryer micro large parkmg m rear $300 881 1318 Call Tom Dame!, 775- serve for winter skIIng Couchez ? bedroom wave stove refrigerator Orlgmally bUIlt for 4 or 5 0217 Beautiful four bedroom all brick Queen PROFESSIONAL. QUIet condo basement garage storage $250 plus 1/2 PhySICian office For ap \ ~eekends or weekly home Sleeping room Anne Colonial, one house off water, private appliances Pels wel utilitles Must be Ghns pomtmen! call Robert 886-6922, evemngs 885- MOROSS/I-94 AREA Beau- East Warren/ Outer Drive drive, bay Georgian Windows Three full corned S595/ $625 Iran, non smoker Avail- Scott al 822-0762 4142 tiful bnck Cape Cod In fan- area Call before 6 PM tastic Detroit nelghbor- baths, two half-baths, first floor laundry JOYCE ZOPPJ able Immediately 881- HARBOR SPRINGS area, KENNEDY BUILDING 885-3039 hoodl Three bedrooms. room. Formal dining room Oak paneled ReMax LakeView 4111 three bedroom. 6-8, near Affordable ofllce sUites updated kitchen, full family room. Central air 2 and 1/2 car at- 773-8883 721 VACATION RENTAl Nubs Nob and Boyne. 716 OfFICES/COMMERCIAL Large area/Single sUites FLORIDA basement and garage tached garage ProfeSSionally landscaped SHORT lease. $650 3 bed- 18121 East 8 Mile Road weekend, weekly. fOR RENT Askmg only $33,900 With Newly carpeted. No agents. room no pets, security PUNTA Gorda condo monthly 616-539-8736 opposite Eastland Mall zero downl depOSit 884-3084 ACCOUNTING firm has 20D Sleeps SIX on water 881-0219 square foot office, St 776-5440 SKIERSI Lovely new home STIEBER REALTY March 24th to 31st $450 on Northport Bay, 25 701 HOUSES WANUO TO RENT Clarr Shores Mack! 9 EXECUTIVE OFFICE 882-9553 775-4900 Mile Library and confer- Receptionist. phone answer- minutes from Sugarloaf FORT Myers Towr1house 2 and Traverse City Week WANT GROSSE POinte policeman ence room available for Ing, conference room, bedrooms, 2 baths, plus and weekend rates 882- and Wife seeking to rent use Immediate occu- new carpetmg 14 feet x ADS loft pool, walk to shop- 4096 or house Sit April through pancy 774-5552 18 feet GROSSE POINTE NEWS prng. 10 mInutes to Sani- July 881-1071 n4.3333. SLEEPING Bear Dunes/ 882-6900 THE MARK I BLDG bel and Fort Myers Lake Michigan 4 bed- HOUSE for rent With option 23230 MACK AVE beaches Available room cottage With great to buy Roomy Farms 4 ST CLAIR SHORES DELUXE March, April and May No room, redwood deck Grosse Pointe Woods bedrooms, library, fin- Office sUites available smokers or pets 772-6245 Available for summer 988 HAMPTON Ished basement Doctor s Upper Level LOVELY two bedroom con- weeks 399-8371. Three bedrooms, two 11m,l) 885-4744 after 8 SUITE Variable Sizes baths, breakfast room, domlOlum near Naples. SCHUSS Mountain Shanty pm Modern-Affordable large famIly room BUIlt Of comfortable and FlOrida Avallabe April 1. Creek chalet In The Of TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS InqUire on other locations Pictures available Call In bookcases and china convenient offices In Woods Sleeps 8. 54 FOIt RENT 771-6691 886-3086 885-1854 after B PM cabinet, air $165,000 Harper Woods holes of golf Including Open Sunday 2-5 HARPER Woods. KingSVille MODERN re-modeled of- 1,600 square feet at SARASOT A PolyneSian The Legend Tenms. By Appointment NEW ON THE MARKET - Well malOtalOed 2 bedroom condo air. all fices, 10 x 15 and 10 x 1-94 and Vernier Villa, available March 5th pool. 357-2618 884.5751 appliances $625 Call Ranch m St Clair Shores With many amenities 10 Phone system Easy on/off X-Way onward Reasonable SKI BOYNE COUNTRY LaVon 773-2035 Along With three bedrooms, there IS a large family prOVided Secretarral ser- SpeCial features in- 726-8979 PETOSKEY clude convenient room With fireplace and wood burnlOg stove, Vinyl LAKESHORE Village, 2 vices available 886-6530 ON the Gulf, two bedroom Completely furmshed, 3 By Owner parking, entrance wlOdows, aluminum tnm, three natural fireplaces bedroom townhouse on 20737 MACK, Grosse monthly Lovely scenl~ bedroom chalet. 2 fire- waltlOg area, speCial 1410 Bedford and garage With electriC opener Call today for Gary Lane, all appliances POinte Woods Retail view 476-3596 places, sleeps 11 $310- luncheon/snack area further IOformatlon Including washer, dryer. storefront 20 x 69 MIni. weekend 647-7233 Three bedroom With complete MARCO Island beach dishwasher CarpetlOg, mum 1 year lease bnck Colonial kitchen facilities front, 1 bedroom 1 1/2 724 VACATION RENTAL air snow removal, club $1 050 Red Carpet Kelm Many nice Completely redeco- baths Gorgeous view of RESORTS BoI,TOS-JOIISS1'OS facillttes $625 per month Shorewood Real Es1a1e \""""'1.1 1 I ..... ur (...... _ .~.... IL rated and carpeted the Gulf NeWly deco- DEER VALLEY rooms/ features 1 year mlOlmum lease 886-8710 rated Available February Available Immediately With new everythlOg Park City, Utah 881-4131 $135,000 776--7609 BUILDING For ren1 20818 throughout Super March, April Call afte; Four year old luxury con- l.- --J Sunday, 882.8383 Harper, Harper Woods neighbors Come domlmum Three bed- r------_. ROSEVILLE. Little Mack! Available Immediately VISit rooms. 2 baths, loft, Ja- 13 Mile Appliances, car- 881-8817 8825420 722 VACATION RENTAl OUT OF STAn CUZZI, laundry, on BY OWNER port security references 881-1000 886-1763 S495/ month No pets, OFFICES for lease 2OD20 COLLINGWOOD OntariO mountam. ski to Deer Val. 1033 WHITTIER 2948707 please leave Kelly Harper Woods large 7 bedroom chalet ley lifts Week mlmmum 119 Kercheval, second message available Im'11edlately walking distance to Blu~ $250/ nrght Leonard Four bedroom cen- floor four room sUite With GROSSE POINTE CITY 886-9775 885 3393 Moutaln Call 1 70~-445 Smith, 823-1819 (Home) ter entrance Colo- PROFESSIONALL V deco------lavatory Available March 5390 or 961-8850 (Work) nial Renovated by I,llI'd 2 bedroom 1 1/2 LEASE 1 600 square feet 1st 885-3706 Yorkshire Building r1'hs luxury condo With 22604 Mack between 8 9 723 VACATION RENTAL and RenovatIOn, (a'port Near 9 Mile/ Jet- Mrle office or relail GOOd NORTHERN MICHIGAN Inc Has many fine fersan New appliances, parking air conditioning Kennedy Building rilrprt $700 IOcludes 884-2844 features hf'?t 8::'4-0795 ;::.::.::_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-....- Affordahle offIce -PETOSKEY ..HARBOR 881-3386 $245,000 LUXURV FURNISHED LEASING SERVICES ...uitl,'i. Large area 2 BEDROOM CONDO Looking for o",ce ~Pilce? ...ingle suite ... SPRINGS NEAR VILLAGE Hilve an office 10 reol? IH121 Ea'it 8 MJ1(' Hci HENDRICKS Take advantage c' 'j .'standlng ski conditIOns 10 Boyne flip lilte April Mini WE CAN HELPI opp""t(' Ell~tlrln 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES FOil SALE 1266 Harvard 36 Hawthorne Attractive brick ranch Freshly painted and carpet Custom Tudor home, freshly painted, With hard- 839 Sunningdale throughout, paneled family room With fireplace, fm. wood floors throughout lIvmg room With fireplace, Ished recreation room With fireplace, central air paneled library. recreation room With fireplace and 4,200 square foot Cape Cod Four bedrooms, three conditiOning, two car attached garage, plus much more full baths, spacIOUS kItchen With bUIlt-InS, famIly morel CALL FOR DETAILS room WIth walk In bar, large hVIng room, dInIng CALL FOR DETAILS room, and spectacular front hall Screened porch COMERICA BANK and 50' tIered deck New furnaces ProfeSSIOnally COME RICA BANK decorated Many extras (313) 370-5500 (313) 370-5500 885-3815 After 5:00 PM The Classified GROSSE POIN1E FARMS GROSSE POINTE FARMS word for today is OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 VACATION ~ va.ki-shan: respite or time of respite from something. • Start your vacation In the Classlfleds where you'l! find all kinds of resorts and vaca- tIOn spots listed There's one to fit every taste and budget Buyers and sellers meet every day In the Classlfleds, where value and quality al- 66 Touraine ways cost less Find what you 252 Ridgemont Stately bnck Colonial on beautifully manicured 1445 DEVONSHIRE need and sell what you don't grounds has four bedrooms, four baths, plus comp~ete Brick Colonial, three bedrooms, freshly painted and servants Wing, and three car garage Glasse-m carpet throughout liVing room With ltreplace pan GROSSE POINTE PARK need In the Crasslfleds Cal terrace room connects to hobby room With studiO eled family room two car detached garage and and place your ad today ceiling and skylights liVing room. dmlng room family much morel Center entrance brick ColOnial With dramatic 10yE'[ room, library and much more and a Circular stairway, 3 bedrooms (Master 25 X CALL FOR DETAilS Grosse Pointe CALL FOR DETAILS 15}, paneled library, family room, den/office new COMERICA BANK kitchen, natural oak floors, 2 fireplaces, 2 and 1/2 COMERICA BANK baths, 2 and 1/2 car garage Lot 89 x 167 News (313) 370-5500 (313) 370-5500 Owner: 881.2642 882-6900 • January 25, 1990 12C Grosse Pointe News ~~~~~~J.j....;:~.::"...'~.....~~:.l.'~:::-~~:: ~~.../ ~...'.. -:.. ~ , '" .~ Director of Services . '07 IASfrtlENT '02 ALUMINUM SIDING '12 IUILDING/RIMODElING '14 CARPENTRY _ '. .,. '-'~CulING REPAIRS 911 CEMENTWOIK 930 mCTRICAl SERVICE 944 GUHERS WAnlPROOFING :- ... CAPlllO CONST. QUALITY Home Improve CARPENTRY and restora_ PLAt, TE"RING drywall and CAPIZZO CONST SERVING THE SEAVER'S Horne Mamte LEONARD'S Iile 30 years ex- nance Gutters replaced BASEMENT mentsl By Yorkshire Iron work Including paint- QUALITY WORK GROSSE POINTE SIDING e C Absolutely repaired cleaned roof WATERPROOFING Building nnd Renol atlon Ing 25 years expeflence ALL TYPES OF Aluminum and vinyl siding Insured 965 5900 ' ('f'd Call Valen- SINCE 1965 repairs 882 0000 WALLS STRAIGHTENED Inc Adliillons kllchens CEME'NT BRICK AND Complete custom trim '('moons 795-8429 AND REPLACED baths ('tc Licensed and BLOCK WORK GUTTERS Repaired soffet areas gutters and CARPENTER work, panel CUSWORTH Insured 831 3186 Garages raised and set replacement windows LI DONE RIGHT Ing partllions doors cut Pll\," TERING, Drywall, ELECTRIC INC cleaned Installed code 10 YEAR GUARANTEE repairs small ,obs 882' /> Spray Textur- down on new ratwall and Violations Complete censed and Insured Free • AlIIcs FAMILY OWNED AND LICENSED INSURED 2795 t , & Repall Free floor Waterproofing home repair 5212215 estimates • Porch Enclosules OPERERATED • Additions & Kllchens 1" 25 years ex. LICENSED & INSURED 884.5416 TONY 885-0612 CARPENTRY General car ELECTRICAL • Commercial BUildings t Jim Upton 773 '45 HANDYMAN pentry OHlce renovation TONY 885-0612 CONTRACTORS , ALUMINUM/ vinyl siding AQUA-STOP, INC. C?19214 SUnON custom garage, finished No Job 100 large or small seamless gulters/ down Basements Repaired Carpentry and Painting basements additIOns -PL l\',fER & DRYWALL Violations Corrected spouts replacement win No OutSide Digging CONSTRUCTION PLASTER REPAIRS dows/ doors slorm Win BRYSON SUDON small lobs Serving Rt 'cked or peeling Master Licensed & Insured Llfeltme Warranly R R. CODDENS. Chimneys DOOR LOCKS INSTALLED dows/ doors Ron 1324 Bedford Grosse POinte Winter ',U job too small • ReSidential - Commercial Free Estimates cleaned- Screens in- WOOD DECKS Vercruysse Company 884 29-12 882 2436 SpeCial Prlcesl 8240637 & Stucco work • Fast Emergency Service 778-6363 stalled Chimneys reblJllV WOOD FENCES 7743542 ,llma/es Senior SENIOR CITIZENS CARPENTRY. Porches repaired 886 5565 8845200 BARKER [ DISCOUNT ALUMINUM and vinyl sid Doors Windows Decks CONTRACTORS TO~: 7_7_7_-_16_1_7 THE HIRED MAN Ing custom t(ll11 slorm Finish and Rough Car- J&J R.L. '.1odernIzallon. Alter atIons. Ad 886-4448 Home & Small BUSiness windows and doors re pentry Repairs and PLAS TERING and drywall dl/lons. Family CHIMNEY IF BUSY CALL 881-4664 Maintenance & Repair placement windows gut Small Jobs Free Estl t t ::>l1U res 757-0772 STREMERSCH Rooms.Kltchens & Rec SYSTEMS 15215 MACK Odd Jobs & ters and roofing Free es mates 8854609 reallon Areas SUf'ERIOR PLASTERING MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 Code Violations tl""'~.OC: 1...,0 ~Rh "1 ~h MASTER electriCian LI ~Id"" II u \.~~)~'• .J.11 r8iJairl BASEMENT Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, censed Insured Resl' LlCENSEu- INSl/RED 8865044 '15 CUPIT CLEANING 51 j C ) Pg commerCial WATERPROOFING re.llned dentlal/ CommerCial VISAIMC 294-3480 '03 APPliANCE SEIVICE ill1 e~ldentlal Quality Walls Repaired CARPENTER work panel- Gas flues re.llned Reasonable 882-9616 BATHROOM Renovaters \,i" References avail- Straightened Ing partitions doors cut EXPERT CARPET Cleanlngs Repairs or 'lew deSigns CALL GEORGE aDl' ?'. hour service 0'1 Replaced repairs small lobs 882- CLEANING, INC. Certified, Insured LINCK - MILLER Vanities tub enclosures '1 "I 1llnOrrepalfs Electrical wIring and repair NUTTO ALL WORK 2795 Truck Mount Extraction 771-7678 7796261 885-6991 CirCUli breaker panels In- APPLIANCE GUARANTEED R&U Window and Door Resldentla IICo m mere ial CODE Vlolallons Repaired stalled Appliance CirCUits RETIRED Handyman Minor LICENSED New Installation and mod- Upholstery, Drapery COACHLIGHT In'cr or Exterior Free Door-bell Telephone repairs carpentry electrr • Washer Dryer Service ernization 771-5049 Window Blind Cleaning CHIMNEY SWEEP CO Jacks Senror Citizens dls cal plumbrng broken • Vacuul11 Service and 884-7139 DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 Inspection check over count Licensed Windows and sash cord Sales G T Modernization Com- Family Owned-Operated can save you time and CHIMNEY CLEANING 839-0975 . replaced, etc Reason • Used Sioves Refrigerators pany SpeCialiZing In INSURED money Insured, experi- able References 882 '11 IIlICK/llOCK WOIK kitchens, basements, FREE ESTIMATES enced references Caps SClee~s COLVILLE WE SELL REBUILT Spaler Home Malntance 6759 room addilions, garages Installed ELECTRIC CO. WASHERS BRICK WORK- small Jobs Licenced builder Free K-CARPET 8820000 An mat Remoyal THE Handyman Inc Top Ranges, Dryers, Services, AND DRYERS Reasonable 886-5565 estimates Tony, 468- CLEANING quality workmanship for PLASTERING and drywall Siale L rensed Doorbells THOMAS KLEINER 3381 COMPANY repalls Texturing and 5154 carpentry, remodeling VIOLATIONS plumbing electrical, 445-0776 MASON CONTRACTOR EXPERT Interior painting CARPET SPECIALISTS stucco Insured Pete Tar- Certified & FAST EMERGENCY painting, wallpaper We ALL WEATHER • BRICK, CONCRETE and plastering Also mi. omna 4692967 SERVICE 882-0688 Insured do It all Please call, 884 REFRIGERA TION • BASEMENT nor carpentry Refer- 774-9110 9146 or 792-8261 REPAIRED & INSTALLED WATERPROOFING ences 882-8537 'II aMENT WOIlK 885.3733 Co mmercia I-Residential Porches Chimneys, 916 CARPIT INSTAllATION ELECTRICAL work li- SUPER Handyman, large or censed contractor Code ALL MAKES & MODELS Tuckpomtlng, Drrveways, M.T. CHARGOT BRICK repair tuck pOinting, small Jobs general reo SAFE FLUE updatrng Free estimates CALL MIKE882-0747 Patros, Walks, Steps BUILDING INC. FLOORING SALES cement steps, walks, pairs, carpentry, electri- Carpets, Linoleum, Tile 881-9751, 2960246 MOONAN APPLIANCE New Work & Repairs, MODERNIZA nON code volatlons 521-2215 SERVICE cal, plumbing plastenng, Glass Block Brick, Stone Hardwood Flooring, and painting Senior discount SERVICE Whirlpool SPECIALISTS • Chimney Cleanl~ng Padding We also proVide CONCRETE work, repairs, Kenmore, GE all makes & Tile Patios PERSONALLY DESIGNED • Caps and MARTIN Free estimates Rob, 777- Installations, re-stretchlng, Sldel\alks porches, chim- and models Washer, Licensed Insured Kitchens- Bathrooms Screens 8633 cleaning, and any type of neys brrck repairs Seav- ELECTRIC CO. dryer ref(lgerator gar. A1 WORK Additions- Family rooms Installed COMPLETE home repair repair work er s 8820000 Re~identia I/Comme rcial. bage disposal Call Bill Basements- Decks • Mortar and code vlolatlonc; correcled 296-3882 Open 7 Days Violations Corrected, 886 2920 or beeper 440. Residential/ CommerCial Damper Repair No Job too small 521- BRICK and cement repairs 566-0777 VINCE S Cement. porches, Services Increased, New 3481 walt for beep dial LIcensed and Insured. • Animal Removal 2215 Porches, chimneys, tuck patios brICk and block work & R~.modeling your number for fast ser- 882-6842. PREMIER Certlfred Master Sweep Ranges, Dryers, Door- pOinting Experienced Tuckpo nllng, walks Call HOME REPAIRS vice FLOOR COVERING bells. Telephone jacks. Vince 526-6502 TOM TREFZER MAINTENANCE Reasonable Neat work EASTVIEW Carpet, Linoleum New recepticals added. 882.5169 Snow Removal Insured Sp,aver's 882- Sales & Installation Guaranteed work, no job ALUMINUM, INC. R.l. STREMERSCH Gutters Cleaned 0000 We do Repairs & Res- to small. ALCOA PRODUCTS CEMENT CONTRACTOR Wall Washing DOC'S BRICK repair tuck pOinting, tretches 921 CLOCK REPAIIlS Free Est. & Low Prices Awnings. Sidings Cement Furnace Cleanrng cement steps, walks, Call Jerry 751-7031 Driveways 882-2007 APPL\ANCE Combination Storms FREE estimates Plck.up 884-5200 code Violations 521-2215 Screens-Doors-Roofing CARPET Patios and Delivery 21 years 936 flOOR SANDING/ LEE'S MAINTENANCE Seamless Gullers INS,. ALLATION Brickwork SERVICE experience Grandfather, REFINISHING Handyman Service "2 JUILDING/IlEMODELlNG B F Goodrich VmylA Sales and Service B' ernent walerprooflng Almas, all others 886- parntlng, electrical plumb- Fast courteous Products No job too small/ Steps HERITAGE Floors- Hard- 3046 Ing roof leaks repaired profeSSional service CORNERSTONE 17301 MACK AVE NEAR 17 years experience Tuck POlnllng wood floors Insfalled, Sanded and Stained gutter cleaning, tuck • Washers • Dryers • Dish CAOIEUX 527-9084 No Job too small CONST. CO. Free Estimates 924 DECOllATING SERVICE ReSidential and commer- pOinting 10 years experl' washers • Refrigerators • Krtchens Custom Oeslgn DETROIT MI 48224 Cial Call 294-0024 or ence Ranges • Garbage Dls Family Rooms 881-1060 527-5616 917 CEILING ItEPAIRL SPECIALIZING IN JOANNA WESTERN 5634281 526-1664 Free Estimates posals • Microwaves • Wmdow Replacements 26 Years Exp L1C & DRIVEWAYS AND More CommerCial Remodeling Insured SPECIALIZING In repairs- WiNDOW SHADES KELM HANDYMAN BASEMENT Call Bud for reasonable 296-5005 247-4454 Interior/Exterior SEE SHOWROOM clean, prompt service PAINT SHUnERS BLINDS Floor laYing, sanding, refin- prices and prompf ser- Additions Grosse POinte refer- WATERPROOFING KAUFMANN Ishing Expert In stain GROSSE POINTE NEWS LICENSED STORM DOORS AND vice Custom and Quality Always ences Free estimates Old floors a speCialty We WINDOWS Home Repairs PARQUETIE S LICENSED AND INSURED 882-6900 Call Lou 882-2294 884-7139 also refinish banisters Maintenance JIM LAETHEM 535-7256 Washer Dryer House painting, garage and & 882-9310 912 IUILDING/REMODElING '12 IU1lDING/REMODElING Repair Service 912 IUllDING/IUMODElING GRA'TOP T.N.G. Floor Sanding, refln. fence painting carpentry SALES AND SERVICE Ishlng, staining, Installa- Masonary repairs Vrola- tion and repair Free esti- tlons corrected 882-5886 SpeCialiZing In Whirlpool REMODELING 15011 KERCHEVAL mates 526-2747 Kenmore & General ElectriC DAVID East of Alter In the Park FRANK'S Handyman Ser SPECIALISTS 11) 5-6000 PROFESSIONAL floor vice Palntmg, paper. Hot POinte BROWN GARAGES • CEMENT Closed Mondavs sanding and finishing hanging aluminum tnm IA'Ssotiated Renm 11IIoml ADDITIONS. DORMERS Free estimates W Abra- Siding, gutters, and mls. PROMPT SERVICE KITCHENS. BATHS 927 DIIAPERIES ham 754-8999 cellaneous repairs 791- HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME PORCHES. DECKS FREE Phone estimates 6684 _--INcoRPoRATED IMPROVEMENTS WINDOWS. DOORS CUSTOM Made slipcovers .. 7__7.4.-7..0.5.4.. The Harrrsberg Company Your Family Handyman BUILO[JltI LICIP'tEiI No 59!t40 . ALUMINUM • ROOFING and draperies Guaran- For All Your Remodeling, WATERPROOFING Licensed and Insured Home repairs and mainte- teed workmanship Ex- . '05 AUTO/RUCK IEI'AIR home Improvement, lnd SINCE 1923 882-1168 nance You buy It, I Install COMPLETE BUILDING deroratrng need, perienced Call now- 931 FURNITURE It No Job foo small RAY S FOREIGN CAR AND REMODELING SWEENEY Bernice 521-5255 SERVICE CALL 885-4867 REFINISHING/IlEPAIRS Prompt service Reason GARAGE BROTHERS CUSTOM DRAPERIES able Call anytime 795 Additions/Dormers FREE ESTIMATES FURNITURE refinished, re We service any and all for- 885-0033 Balloons, Mini Blinds, 3784 eign cars speclahzl ng In KitcrenslBaths paired stripped, any type Ree Rooms/AttiCS Verticals, Carpeting, HANDYMAN. AII- home re- Mercedes Volvo VW of canrng Free esti- Porcll Enclosures Wallpaper, Bedspreads pairs painting house mates 345-6258 661- English and Japanese Replacement Windows Compare our prices With cleaning Richard 548- PIETERSCONSTRUCTION 5520 vehrcles 42 years experl. Aluminum Sldlngrrnm department store 'sales' 9934 ence free plck.up and Gutters!Downspouts before you BUY 943 lANDSCAPERS/ Residential Builders Complete Design Service DUALL marntenance Paint. delivery 8-6 p m Man Storm Windows/Doors FREE ESTIMATES . GARDENERS mg, Intenor/ exterIOr day Friday, 8 noon Satur RooflngJShl ngles • Custom Homes • Additions DRAPERIES BY PAT Complete home repair day 884-8874 15040 One Ply Rubber Roofing • Kitchen & Bath Remodeling 772-5440 MAC'S TREE AND East Warren Wood Deeksrrnm SHRUB TRIMMING service Small plumbing Licensed alla Insured Vacalion Homes. On Your Site. Statewide DRAPERIES made by Mar- and appliance repair In. 907 IASEMENT COMPLETE WORK Ilyn' References 881- c1uded 24 hour emer- WATERPROOFING Call (313) 247~8065 Reasonable rates, quality 886-0520 5816 gency service Call Bill service Call Tom 776- THIRD GENERATION BUILDERS 886-2920 or beeper num THOMAS KLEINER CALL Sonia for top quality 4429 drapery and curtalns- any ber 440 3481 walt for BASEMENT style 15 years experi- beep and dial your num. WATERPF100FING SpecialiZing In quality custom work at affordable prices ence Reasonable prices, GROSSE POINTE NEWS ber for fast servlre • Dlggmg lVelhod INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY I free estimates 9794098 • Peas' one Back'I!1 ADDITIONS-KITCH ENS-BATHROOMS 882-6900 • Completll OLallty Renovation '46 HAULING • Spotless Cleanup 921 DRESSMAKING/ MAN Will do snow removal and RemoeJel ng • Walls Straightened TAILORING and driveway de-ICing • A Respons J( Service-Oriented Company HAULING Garage tear 885-7627 Braced or Replaced R.D. Priest • Caring and Plofesslonal Tradesmen AAA ProfeSSional Dress. downs construction de . • Br ck and ConcrelP Work • Fair and Rr ,sellable Prices making, hemming, spe. FOR over 25 years H L bns, concrete dirt ga . • 10 Year Guaran,rp Rochester BUILDERS, Inc. crallzlng In welghtloss al. Reister and ASSOCiates rage and basement Junk Licensed & Insl rf'i 652-2255 MASTERREMODElERS Call 885-6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! teratlons Jeanette, 882. has been deSigning land. brush Can remove or A1 WORK . PESIDENTIAl• COMMERCIAL Additions, K \ rns Baths, Decks, Garages, 7982 scapes and bUilding move almost anything 296.3882 Grosse Pointe BaserT''' ", 'cd Specialty Services ALTERATIONS- Onglnal decks and brick pallos to Phil Wassenaar 881-8019 LICENSED & IIlSURED WE CAREl deSign and construction create distinctive places 8231207 SL'R£D' V.L~ PJJlOD£LF..~ Quality craftsmanship of beauty and comfort AMERICAN Call for more Information Call 965 5900 GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? BASEMENT LOUisa 527.6646 SNOW REMOVAL Grosse Pornl" RELAX! WATERPROOFING ALTERATIONS: new dress. K-Malntenance Co ~ making, repairs, I do Commerlcal/ ReSidential USE OUR FAX 882-0688 Low Prices everything 25 years ex perlence Cathy 884 Call and InqUire about our 10 Year Guarar' r" BUILDING CO. TREE culling and removal 1923 days elr evenings shrub removal complete FAX MACHINE When LICENSED Smce 1911 Friday Saturday after 6 home repair 521.2215 time Is short and our lines #084515 ------are busy, you can Simply CUSTOM BUILDING , ;'(0 • , I '30 mCTRICAl SEIIVICE TRIMMING removal spray FAX the copy along With FULLY INSURED i1...~\,>J,> _II ~ __ =.-l., Ing feeding and stump I Call us for b:llln!l "lnd C I. ~ -, January 25, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 13C Directory __Qf Services "S SEWING MACHINE '46 HAULING 947 HEATING AND COOLING '54 PAINTING/DECOllATING '54 PAINTING/DECOllATING ,S~>'~IHTING/DECOIlATING '57 I'lUM.,NG/HEATING SEIlVICE "0 llooflNG SEIlVICE ONE Man, IIghl hauling CUSWORTH WALLPAPER removal, eHI MILAN'S PAINTING TUNE-UP Special In your K-MAINTENANCE CO, done Grosse Pomte, WHITEY'S COMPLETE clent Please call Robert Interior-Exterior home Cleaned. all, ad Wall washing floor cleaning Harper Woods area, HEATING AND o Wallpapering PLUMBING 882.6032 Aluminum Sldmg Pamtmg Just tensIOn $9 95 All and waxing Free esti- cash 293 4143, 296- • Interror Palnllng COOLING Patching, Plastering SERVICE makes all ages 885- mates 1965 M&J Painting Free esh • Reasonable Prrces Serving The Grosse Slucco, Wallpaper MARTIN VERTREGT mates For exterior and 7437 882-0688 Pomtes • Good Work Window GlaZing-Caulking Licensed Master Plumber MOVING-HAULING interior painting call 776 o Call No Job Too Small CLEAN, all adjust tensions Family owned & operated Free Estimates DEPENDABLE 7854 886-2521 $895 All makes re 910 WINDOW RErAlllS LICENSED 774.0414 Reasonable Price EXPERIENCED New work repairs, renova- Service & Installation R&K Pamtlng Call the com paired all work com INTERIOR/EXTERIOR References, Good Work lions waterheaters sewer WINDOWS. Replacement LOW RATES Commercial-Residential petition first, then call usl pleted In your home PAINTING AND REPAIRS 759-5099 cleaning, code Violations Andersen, Pella, Vinyl INSURED New and older homes In SCissors knIVes garden 881-4664 Wallpaper Removal BRENTWOOD All work guaranteed Remodeling of kllchens 526.7284 Ihe Grosse POinte area tools sharpened Call Joe Reasona ble References DECORATORS baths dddilions roofing 778-0413 TONY Kaufman at home any available Senior discount FlrlST CLASS PAINTING aluminum trrm Parkvlew The Master Plumber time 778-5403 KEATING GRAND-SON Pain ling and Free Estimates Insured WALLPAPERING Remodeling 777 5151 firm (Son of Emil) GROSSE HEATING Home Repair Interior TOM 777-1617 free Estimates No Job too small new and 973 TIlE WOIlK GLASS replacement, glaze- Exterior, Wallpaper tool CODE Violations corrected Call Bill POINTE THE AIR OF QUALITY repairs, violatIOns 109 sash code vlolallons Insured References Call painting plaster repair CERAMIC tile- residential Furnace Replacement 776.6321 29331B1 complete home repair Mark 885 1937 Complete home repair Jobs and repairs 15 MOVING & New Installations Save 10% With Ad 521-2215 521 2215 NORM'S years experience 776 Custom Duct Work BRUSH STROKE ACE PAINTING $ 40 per STORAGE EXPERT Interror palnllng PLUMBING 4097 776-7113 Andy 911 WINDOW WASHING Air Conditioning THE COMPLETE Squdre foot of painted lOC~L & LOt\JG DIST~~jCE J"""'d p!~:;tcr no;; AI~n ml AND TILE Cc"a"TI,c '//orh l\n'l ~ullu\.-l_ 11l<.luaes paint, 15133 KERCHEVAL PAINTING SERVICf: GEORGE OLMIN AGENT FOR nor carpentry Refer- cutin and mask Prim SEWER CLEANING Jobs Free Estimates Ja (AT REAR) FREE ESTIMATES WINDOW CLEANING GLOBAL VAN LINES ences 8828537 Ing patchrng and wall My prices won't take you cob 886-5269 after 5PM GROSSE POINTE PARK 822-3322 SERVICE prep extra 980 5680, down the drain INTERIOR painting reason INTERIOR Palnllng, Plaster 35 YEARS IN THE 5759386 977 WAll WASHING 822-4400 331.3520 able, references 824 repairs Water damage 521-8349. POINTES code ViolatIOns repaired FREE ESTIMATES 3609 QUALITY Master Painting P & M Window and Wall 372-3022 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT Experrenced references Interior/ extenor special- '60 1l00flNG SERVICE o Large and Small Jobs iNTERIORS Weather sealing, Insula- Cleaning (Formerly P & M Window and 'Nail o Pianos (our speCialty) REPAIR ' IstS Repair work guaran- BY DON & LYNN tions leaks found Seav- Grosse POinte Fireman Cleaning (Formerly o Appliances teed References Free ADVANCE COMPLETE plano service • Husband-Wife Team er s 'Home Maintenance Ad) Excellent care for o Saturday, Sunday Service estimates Insured John Grosse POinte Fireman TUning, rebUilding, refln. • Wallpapenng MAINTENANCE your home Free esti- o Senior Discounts 8820000 7711412 Ad) Excellent care for Ishlng Member Plano • Painting STONE ROOFING mates- References 821 your home Free esh- BETTER Home Decorallng- 884-95120 ReSidential 2984 Owned & Operated By TechniCians GUild, SlgIS- 885-2633 mates- References 821 1 plaster repair palnllng 956 PESTCONTIlOl , Jahn Steininger mund Bossner 731-7707 .Commerclal olndustnal 2984 J & D'S Painting Interror/ 18 years experience oFlat Roof .Rerooflng MISTER ~ PIANO services- Tuning ! 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INTERIOR.EXTERIOR Installed, cleaned, re- K-WINDOW PLUMBING paired oLiCENSED-IN WOOD PAPER HANGING PROFESSIONAL 960 1l00flNG SERVICE CLEANING REPAIRS SURED REFINISHING REFERENCES PAINTING & COMPANY 884~8380 RALPH ROTH 886.8248 STRIP STAIN VARNISH WALLPAPERING & FLAT Roof Problems? New Storms, screens, gullers Duplicate EXisting Finish or INTERIOR-EXTERIOR in- SEWER CLEANING rubber roofs Installed on GENTILE ROOFING aluminum cleaned In- PERSONALIZED BENNETT'S PAINTING Colors to Match cludes repairing damaged Reasonable Rates For All flat roofs Stops ail leaks sured Free estimates Intenor/Extenor • Re-Rooflng & LICENSED & INSURED Kitchen cabinets, staircase plaster cracks, peeling Mike Potier - Licensed Guaranteed 552-6116 Tear-ofls 20 Years Expenence 882-0688 LOCAL & MICHIGAN handrails, Vanities, panel- pamt Window glaZing, 8B2-1558 ROOFING Repairs chim- o Small Jobs . ~~ 839-0472 OBARR SMALL & LARGE Ing, doors, tnm and mold- caulking, pamtlng aluml' DECKARD PLUMBING ney, screens, basement o Flat Decks CLEANING SERVICES lOgs INTERIOR and extenor num Siding Top quality leaks, plaster repairs • Rubber Roofing PACKING & MATERIALS CO. SECOND GENERATION Licensed Insured painting and paperhang- material Reasonable Sales and Service Handyman work Insured • Repairs WINDOW AND GUTIER ANTIQUES & 'PIANOS References Free Estimates Ing Reasonable rates, 40 prrces All work guaran- 885-0406 Seaver's, 882-0000 Licensed - Guaranteed CLEANING PRESTIGE PAINTING CO years expenence Ray teed Grosse POinte Ref- FREE ESTIMATES. Licensed and Insured PREVENT Ice back-up 774-9651 DALE 777-8497 DAVID ROLEWICZ Barnowsky, 372-2392 af- erences Call Mike any- Visa Mastercard Have Ice and snow re- 296-2249 778-5025 ter 6p m time Bob Breltenbecher moved from your rool 777.8081. EMIL THE Owner GROSSE POINTE Roofing Siding, gullers CONTRACTORS JOHN'S PAINTING VINCE'S Painting. Interior PLUMBER Licensed, Insured Ron M.P.S.C. L21290 Interior-Exterior SpeCialiZing and Exterior Wmdows SPECIALIZING IN Vercrysse Co 774-3542 EXPERT WALLPAPERING FIND In repairing damaged caulked and glazed, dry- o Kitchens INSTALLATION OF ALL WEEKLY TRIPS TO plaster drywall and wall plaster Call Vince o Bathrooms LEONARD'S TYPES OF NORTHERN MICHIGAN Cracks, peeling paint, WIII- 526-6502 • L:wndry room and WALLCOVERING ROOF1NG dow puttying and caulk- BOWMAN Painting Inc In VIOlations Shmgles flat roofs, com THE HOUSE 885-8155 Ing, wallpapenng Also, o Old and new work 947 HEATING AND COOLING tenor/Exterior Free Estl ple/e tear ofts, bUill-Up FREE ESTIMATES paint old aluminum Sid- Free Estimates roofing, gulters and all INSURED mates Gary, 778 1447 ALL WEATHER Ing All work and matenal Bill, Master Plumber kinds of repal rs Michael Satmary Jr JDS Palntlng- mtellor/ e~te- OF HEATING COOUNG guaranteed Reasonable (Son of Emil) Work guaranteed Free esti- REFRIGERATION PAINTING- Intenor/ exte- Grosse Pomte references nor Free extlmale Slain 882-0029 mates Licensed and 10- Ing varnishing and cus- Furnaces, Boilers nor Paper hanging, pias- Free estimates sured Member of the tom colors Drywall BOB DUBE Repaired & Installed ter repair All work guar- 882-5038 Belter BUSiness Bureau YOUR DREAMS ••• repair Low affordable PLUMBING and HEATING All Makes & Models anteed Free estimates BRIAN'S PAINTING rates Call today 293- Licensed-Master Plumber 884-5416 CALL MIKE 882-0747 Call Thom, 881-7210 ProfeSSional painting, Inte- 4340 ask for Jerry SEWER CLEANING WALLPAPERING nor and exterior SpeCial- SPRINKLER REPAIR, INTuE 954 PAINTING/DECORATING AND PAINTING IZing In all types of pamt- ETC SPECIALISTS Ing Caulking, Window A-I PAINTING Grosse POinte Woods E.D. FOLEY Aflordable Painting and glazmg and plaster repair Plaster restoralion Neat, B86-3897 WALLPAPER Wallpapering, 20 years All work guaranteed For fast, rehable, pamters spe PLUMBING- Major or minor GROSSE POINTE REMOVAL, Free Estimates Refer- free estimates and COMPANY clahzmg m "Marbehzmg" repairs, references, low BY TIM ences 3-R Company reasonable rates call and gramte looks for walls, rates Paul, 756-0197 Experienced quality 776-3424 Dan 872-2046 Roofing Since 1936 NEWS work, dependable, floors, tnms, etc Now book- lowest price. 109 for the spnng Free Es- FRANK R. Licensed - Insured n1-4007 RJE PAINTING FOREST PAINTING llmates Grosse Pomte ref- COMPANY & CONST. CO. erences WEIR CLASSIFIEDSI NICK KAROUTSOS CUSTOM o Carpentry' RoughFinish 521-2075 WINTER SPECIALS • RemodelingKitchens Rec 822-6388 Rooms Basements PLUMBING HEATING • ProfeSSional Painter Interior - Exterior • PaintingIntenor/Extenor • Interior & Extenor SEWER AND DRAINS Licensed - Insured • Any PlasteringReparrs • Free Estimates BOILER SPECIALISTS Free Estimates Within Licensed and Insured 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 24 Hours 882.2118 SPRINKLER REPAIRS 885-3594 Bob Esslan 727-2689 Please Call Anytime! Please Leave Message 885-7711 FATHER & SON DECORATING 3B1 KERCHEVAL, FARMS S.R. FERRERI ReSidential/Commercial COMPLETE ROOFING CUSTOM PAINTING Intenar . Extenar Since 1925 SERVICE • Interior/EX1erlor Custom palntmg and Keith Danrelson COMMERCIAL • Wallpapering wood finishing licensed Master Plumber RESIDENTIAL o Interror/Exterlor Over 30 years ex- If you find yourself wandering • Plaster/Drywall Repairs PLUMBING repairs waler perience Grosse heaters from $24900 In- TEAR OFF aimlessly from block to block, • Staining Work • Staining & Varnishing Pomte References stalled Code Violations RESHINGLE • Wallpapering/Removal • TextUring & Stucco from subdivision to subdivision Satisfaeti 0" Guara"' eed complete home repair " , CERTIFIED • ReSidential/Commercial References In search of that perfect home, 544.2495 521.2215 APPLICATIONS OF • Quality Guaranteed • References 398-1246 ALL WEATHER MODIFIED SHINGLE you're probably finding out • Free Estimates HEATING & COOLING PLY, that house-hunting uses a RUBBER ROOFING BOILERS 683-8470 881-5149 SpeCialiZing In STSTEMS great deal of your time and BOILER PIPING Interior/Exterior Painting V Ef\ITS HOT WATER TANKS energy, not to mention expen- We offer the best In GUT1ERS CHRISTIAN BROTHERS DECORATING CO, preparation before REPAIRED & INSTALLED REPAIRS sive gasoline! St. Clair Shores, MI 48081 palnllng and use only CALL MIKE 882-0747 LICENSED - INSURED the finest materials for Save yourself miles and money • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL GROSSE POINTE NEWS • INSURED the longest last ng 886.0520 by usmg the Grosse Pointe resu lIs Great Western 882-6900 774.4048 Palntmg - Intenor-ex- people are quality News Classified Advertising o Wallpaper Hangmg 0 Wallpaper Removal tenor, paperhang- minded and ccur1f>OU$ Section. ThIS section offers a 9~7 I'lUM.ING/HEATlNG 957 I'LU~'ING/HEATING • Painting • Plaster Repair Ing and paneling Call us lor the ultlmatf> In residential and convenient way to shop real • Wallpaper Sales Free estimates cheerfu Ily gl\len commercial pa nt n:J estate by yourself, or if you - Since 1969- LICensed and in- REASONABLE RATES E.L. CALCATERRA INC. prefer, WIth a qualifIed profes- sured FREE ESTIMATrS Emil L Calcaterra. Founder SIOnal realtor. Exterlorl1nterJor 882-9234 886-7602 W::' Painting. Decorating Plumbing' Heating' Cooling Your dream house could be in Residential. Commercial, Industrial the next editIOn .. , don't miss MARCO PAINTERS~:fh, ~'.l Serving Grosse POIl,ta Area Since 1950 Charles "Chip" Gibson it! Call in today to the Grosse CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS WITH INTERIOR, .EXTERIOR,TEXTUREDCE .•.iL.IP,. IS.. .,> Andrew Emil Calcaterra Pointe News. GROSSE POINTE REFERENCES WALL PAPERING, STAINING, WALL WA$AJel~:' CHECK OUR PRICES "!f",.- Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber 884-5764 FREE ESTIMATES iNSURED 24 Hour Answering Service PLASTER- CODEWOAK 882-6900 ------DRYWALL REPA.RS INSURANCE WOA.~ 939-7955 839-4242 ______.M s - January 25, 1990 14C Grosse Pointe News SHOP FROM HOME call for an appointment and a salesperson will bring the vehicle to your home or office. 1990 Muston $11 900 Lexus 250 $19 900 Mazda 323 $8800 LOOK AT THESE CREAT DEALS 1990 1990 Probe GT $13,500 LexLls400 $34,500 Toyota Celica GT $12,000 BRAND NEW 1989 VOYACER 1990 1989 1990 SPIRIT $10,900 Ford Tempo $8,700 Hondo Civic 3dr. $10,500 Toyota sup:~89 $19,800 LOW, LOW Mazda prot~~~ $10,400 1990 Toyota ca~C::9 $12,900 MILES Mazda 929 $22,000 1990 1990 1990 Subaru Le acy $12,900 LeBaron GTC $15,500 Cougar XR7 $18,600 1990 1990 1989 H undai Excel GL $9 000 Nissan Sentra XE $9000 Maxima $16900 "ONE STOPH SHOPPING ALL MAKES & MODELS MANY MORE TO CHOOSE! 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