~ws \'01. 58 • No. 37 • 40 pa~l'S GroSSt' Pointe, Michigan Home Delivery HOC• Newsstand 75<: SefJtemht'r 11, IfJH7 Victims, scapegoats sort facts after Diana's death By Sandy Schopbach Dan Rather's IntervIew of one people to aS~lst others unless form of low !lfe Special Writer of the seven photoJouma!lsts dOIngso would place them m Especially If he has a cam- Don't get me "rong I detest arrested by French pohce at danger themselves era papardZZI But this week I ve the scene of the accIdent Strangely enough, while the Jacques LangeVInISone of been obhged to rethmk things All have been charged, to French are prepared to forgIVe the photo Journahsts arrested because of Pnncebs Diana's varyIng degrees, With involun- an Ira Emhorn for klllmg hIS In fact, he was the only photo- death tary homICIdeor injury and glrlfnend Holly Maddux If It JournalIst arrested The others While covenng the press failure to offer assistance to a were a pdSSIOnkillIng, they are all paparaZZI He ISalso report~ for the Phlladelpl3 person m danger The latter IS are unammous that bomeone the only one who has agreed InqUirer, CBS News called up a vanant of the Good who refuses to aSblst an See DIANA, t N I'H~ and a~ked m{'to mterpret for Samantan laws and requIres Injured person ISthe basest Page9A 1\\ LJ l! Proposed changes , to music program II get mixed reviews By ShIrley A. McShane the 1997-98 school year and Staft Writer those that are m progress, 1'J.redof the VOCiferousoppo- mcludmg the search for a K-12 SitIOnto changes made to the mUSICprogram superVIsor Grosse POinte schools' mUSIC They asked the "proponents program, the so-called "SIlent of the status quo" - who they maJonty" spoke up on Monday say are entitled to their OpIn- mght to support the program IOn- to qUietly negotIate WIth and defend the supenntendent the supenntendent and admin- and school board IstratIOn Commullity members react- In response to the questions WEEK AHEAD Photo, by R"h Sl1lo,' ed m part to the volatile pubhc and concerns raIsed at the comment portion of the Sept 3 meeting, supennten- Thursday, Sept. 11 Fun 'four' all Wednesday, Sept 3 board dent Klein read a statement at The Grosse Pomte War meeting, at which reSidents the begInnIng of the meetmg to Memonal Veteran's Club expressed anger at the recent c1anf)tpomts raised last week meets at 7 30 pm at the process of evaluatmg and Changes made III the pro- War Memorial, 32 Last weekend's Triple Implementmg changes In the gram thIS year, she saId, were dlstnct's secondary mUSICpro- Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte Play Plus One event offered the result of an evaluatIOn that Farms Guest speaker IS a Uttle bit of everything - gram The process and changes occurred In the spnng, mclud- retIred US Manne George fun, food, fine art and have sharply diVIdeda group of Ing the use of outSide consul- Coughhn, who wIll dISCUSS antiques. Activities were parents, most of whom have tants both from high school children In the mUBleprogram "The Lore of the Corps" All held in the Park. in the VU- and UnIVerSIty mUSIC pro- meetmgs are cooed !age. on the Hill and at the Commumty members grams EvaluatIons are some- Grosse Pointe War Memori- Monday mght thanked super- thing the dlstnct does on a reg- al. Part of the fun on the Intendent Suzanne Klein, the ular baSH' In all areas of cur- Friday, Sept. 12 board and the Instrumental nculum and mstructIon Grosse Pomte North HIgh Hill was watching Doug Ramey, above, and other committee for theIr work Changes made, however, are School IS host to the first They supported the changes, not to the cumculum, which North-South Booster Clubs' extreme skaters perform stunts. In addition to the both those that have been See MUSIC "Good Sports" tallgate party Page2A tastefest held in the Village Implemented at the opemng of begmmng at 530 P m In the "chool parkmg lot Everyone and a fine arts show at: t:he War Memorial, visitors ISmVited to what orgamzers strolled the sidewalks along Little can be done hope becomes an annual Kel'Cheval in Grosse Pointe event before the North- Park's shopping district. At South football game Food the right, FarmJI resident to ease Shores flooding WIllbe proVidedby National Ron Lynch had a chance to Coney Island, proceeds bene- water flows mto the mtercep- look over a selection of By John Lundberg tor, water WIll back up mto fit good sportsmanship. antiques_ Staff Wnter Even WIththe sewer separa- some basements " The Shores sewer system Sunday, Sept. 14 tIon system In place for Grosse POinte Shores, some reSIdents was deSigned In the 19505 to The Cottage Hospital handle both sewage and storm AWClhary's annual KItchen can expect floodmg when a ram storm dumps some four water Last year, the Shores Tour IS from noon to 5 p m embarked on a sewer separa- Inches of ram In the span of 90 and proVidesan opportumty Clinton officials take action tion program that handled mmutes, which happened two to step insIde SIXdeliCIously both dIscharges separately But weeks ago decorated kitchens around "That storm was claSSifiedas WIth the mtenslty of the storm against converting incinerator and the hIgh water levels of the Pomtes Tickets are $8 In a 100-year storm.~ said Shores advance at the Cottage Lake St ClaIr, the system waste transfer statIOn Clinton Township has two city manager MIke Kenyon By John Lundberg could not get nd of the water HospItal Gift Shop, 159 representatIves on the authon- "(That means) a storm that Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Staff Wnter In a four-page resolutIOn, the t b d b t th h t that mundated the mterceptor townshIp board CIted legal y oar ecause 1 IS e os only occurs once (over that The fate of the Grosse "Our Combmed Sewer Farms and other area bUSI- Is~ues among other ObjectIOns cbe0mmhunltandy, all othetarmem- penod )" Pomtes-Clmton Refuse rs ave one represen wet Overflows (CSO) are deSIgned nesses Call (313) 886-5751 About 40 homes were affect- for more informatIOn Authonty remams a source of to the conversIOn,whIch should Th I t I that to pump out excess water contentIOn as the Clmton begIn m October and last untIl e reso u Ion calms ed by floodmg when the deluge Tickets are $10 on the tour Apnl 1999 The mcmerator IS convertmg the mcmerator mto through flap gates (Into the TownshIp board of trustees hit the Shores Aug 20 Several lake) once It reaches a certam day Proceeds benefit the a transfer statIOn VIOlates homes In the Woods and the Ehse M Fmk Emergency approved a resolutIOn Aug 18 located In Chnton TownshIp, ArtIcle XX of the authonty's level," Kenyon sBld "The flap where It has burned rubbIsh Farms were also flooded In Center condemmng the Aug 12 gates are usually higher than authontv board vote to convert for It.,member communities for See INCINERATOR total, 4 1/2 mches were the lake levels, and now they dumped In the area over a four the mcmel ator mto a ~olId ov('r 30\, Ir, Page2A are completely submerged The Monday, Sept. 15 hour penod, Kenyon said The CIty of Grosse Pomte pressure of the lake water "The homes that were flood- agamst the flap gates (result- CounCilmeets at 7 30 p.m m ed are bUIlt at a lower eleva- ed) m some of the sewage gOIng the mUnicipal complex at tIOnthan the (sewer) mtercep- back Upthe hnes " 17147 Maumee "It tor," he saId IS the mam Kenyon said to prevent such hne that extends down Lakeshore and other hnes fil- See FLOODING INSIDE ter mto It When too much Page9A Opmwn 6A Autos 14A Schools I3A Buszness I5A Ob!tuanes I2A En tertaznment .,.6B Sport,'; . IC Clamfied ads 5C
~ ,. ~ ,~...... ,; ,."- _ ..
COIil'OlAn OffICII, , I ROA <) Hnm Ilor ~nqmow MI ~Ac'J07 1'1/) 19/0914 SEQIJENCE ,;\ IAOOI9~A 1A\~ 10'1 \ 1119/ /471 ICon IOBINION ('mn rlmq Itic ~(am P'f'~dpn D ••• 'OllAL0"'", QIO ~ohh" \ 'e /\;> .0& Q ( rnnri Hnvpn M .49411 I~WH~~Rn~ 10,16161 AM <'>141 ,..-...1 ...... " ?ft.rv..vnn...... September 11,1997 2A News Grosse Pointe News y:esterdax's headlines 50 years ago this week 50 years ago this week phed the youngsters WIth such With "all those restaurants" • Due to hIgh coli Indexes dangerous chemIcals and womed about the effect and high levels of contamina- • Grosse Pomte Park Issued such restaurants had on $474,000 In bUIlding penmts youngsters tion 10 Lake St Clair, the health commiSSIoner last from Apnl through August, month closed all Pomte beach- WIth the bulk of the construc- 10 years ago this week es Continued unsafe sWim- tion In the months of July and • The Grosse Pomte mmg conditions m September August Penmts were for sm- EducatIOn AsSOCIatIOnand the ~Ie-famllv reSIdences mmor phlmpkJ Gle""" Point<; Park Gru""e POint.. Pubh ... S...hwl village officIals to propose a bUlldmgs, alterations and System bargaining teams redesign of ItS mUnicipal park repaIrs and commercIal buIld- reach tentatlve agreement on a swunmmg pool to allow for lOgS three-year contract calling for Photo by Fred Runnells chlonnatlOn of the water and an overall salary Increase of not become wholly dependent 25 years ago this week 19 1 percent for teachers Vacation on lake waters The matter • After 21 years of effort and Teams worked through a was mtroduced by the Village at a cost of $3 4 ffi11lIon,the marathon session that ended days are manager and received favor- Grosse Pomtes-Clmton Refuse at 3 30 a m Sept 3. Umon ably by the board It awaits a Disposal Authonty's Waste preSident Dons Cook called the detaIled plan and cost esti- ReductIOn Plant IS dedicated mcreases "the gOing rate • over mates All five POlntes have and set to open shortly The School beUs tolled lut lakefront beaches and the new plant m Chnton TownshIp • A Grosse PolOte Woods Thursday for all the Park's action may be the spear- features a qUIet, odor-free woman, who operates a day Pointe's public aDd head for SImilar action In the operation and a capaCIty of 600 care faclhty out of her home, parochial institutions' other Pomtes tons per day - tWIce tbe cur- sues the cIty so that she may pupUs. This picture, taken • Grosse Pomte Park, for the rent output of the eight con. contmue babYSittIng the chIl- at Richard SChool, was typ- 1946-47 season, spent stltuent commumtles It serves dren m her home She called ical as sad students wenel- $175,000 installing sewers It IS eqUIpped WIth the most the City'S ordmances "vague ed their way back to claN- WIth an addItional $87,000 to modem odor and pollution con- and selectively enforced" The rooms after the long, care. be spent In the area bounded trol equIpment and designed to C1ty,m the process of draftmg a free summer. by Vernor, Jefferson, meet MIchigan Au Pollution "day care ordmance,. ISSUeda Beaconsfield, Lakepolnte and Standards cease and deSist order to pre- Maryland • ApproXlmately 18,000 vot- vent her from watchmg chil- • A 14-year-old Grosse ers went to the polls on Sept 7 dren m her home She was POinte Farms boy loses hIs and overwhelmmgly approved granted a 90-day ll1Junction by nght eye and nght hand In a both the one-year 1 2-ffi1lllevy Wayne County CIrcUIt Court I Don't sell I chemIcal explosIOn The Victim for school operatlons and the preventmg the Woods from r------.. and two other teens were In the one-year 1 12-mlll levy for enforcmg ItS ordmance durmg basement of a home on library operatIOns, both under that penod. •your BABY! I Touraine mIxing a batch of the authonty of the Grosse If It'S lime for your "baby" to volatIle chemIcals when the Pomte Pubhc School System 1 .1 • leave home, donate that mIXture exploded Doctors at Voters approved the school vote 5 years ago this week I rrec IOUSold car or boat to the I Cottage HospItal worked In by almost 2-1 and the hbrary • A Grosse Pomte Woods vain for 10 hours to save the vote by almost 3-1 margms VolunteelS of Amenca I couple, 10 what police initially I Donating ISSImple, fast, and boy's hand and eye He also Both proposItions failed 10 the beheve to be a murder-SUICIde, I easy GIfts quahfy as tax I suffered cuts to hIs neck, face Poupard voting dlstnct are found dead 10 their deducllble COn!rlbUIIOnS for and body The Victim, whose • Despite opposItion by resI- Ridgemont street home I I those who ItemIZe ReceIpts parents were at their summ
DETROIT HAPPY HOUR 4 ish to 7 ish iamond To Your Portfolio. Ar This Week At THE PUMP 5% ¥' Premium Rate PlaYing Live ... Money Market Or Monday Park Savin~ Account At Tuesday That Jive Republic Bank. Wednesday Sonny Alen & The Glues I3rorhers Thursday !>on Ton "oulet II\'00 It looking ror I pftllllUm me oKmunl due offO'lIugher yJddI Friday JusrCome In and com etllma -look 00 turther than oor Dumond Moncv Mmtt Saturday Ger A Drink 01 Dumond S'l\11lg1 Accoon, Both noonu otTereasy ATM msl to Sunday FOOTl3All ON IV AT12,30 noomsh \oormol\('\ W~lIhll1lOll('\ nurkct~OOJ1I,l'OUhavethc~ The Town pump. Tayern Is a pub lV3llahlhi\ of em MllI. elCh dqN>sltOf ~ FDIC Insurrd BEHIND THE FOX _____ J'L.. - I millimrnn. REPUBLIC =-==' ~=-=I L - E , ~ ~BANK 1~ . t....::::_', P~;m ,~ ~M;",-; TAVERN ~ < -.::...- ~ ~___ _ • nl> E ~ L .,,~....~~ -~~ Y! 100N\ \ 1)1\\10\1) \C((Il \TTClJ)\\ ~.FDIC-.m=- ...... ~ « ====- T~_ 0 --- - _ FOX ~ • H~,,"ho 10111,lh ~i l Jl ),\INI S DC-- \~" l \ 1",(" III I'" l.,.,,,, ... PllHl • mil II' ",,;',111 (Y/}('JI 1111 2:00 A.M...... l!lmL,\ (~II \.lj I ,mlll_"" IIdl .j - -'I1H 100 ()I) 241rwtmlm (H3) ')M-192')
.f , l I , A D •• & Q September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 3A sac, committee scour Pointes, Harper Woods for new home
By Shirley A. McShane decided to "fine tune" Its needs number of years and followmg Siaff Wnter to better find a sUItable sIte? d study determmed bUlldmga The hue and cry over "Wehad to do some fine tun- frl'e-stIlTld'ng Owners agent, we take great mtereM In Specializing in Additions ~ ,,," you - a~ well a~your home and car. We me ~pec13h~t~ 111 1l1.'lllfing people - and the t1ung~ they own. 0RsI eAuto-OwtU!17 InsumtU:e Cl.oslom Cab,nels life Home Car BUSiness 7k'lVo~'~1l We do the complete Job Inside and out • \ddll1on~ • All h pt'~ of E"tenor "ldln!: • (;ara!:es • RecJ"('allOn Room' ." Indo"~ • Hdthroom~ • "-Ilchem • Dormer<; • References Call Vicki Heim: (313) 343.0000 Pointe Windows, Ine. , For A.1I}Ollr Wi"dow Need.. 18118 Mack Avenue a~22631Harper. 'it. ( lair ~ho~ I Grosse Pointe ~,/772-8200 \11 ,~\'O, 'U'I,ROOM<; ... "'R~ 1""11 \HIJTOKHP'OUCOZYAU.YEAR -3 t ~)~..."'".."'b...... 1t,....,,..,...__ ...... -- _ _:::. :.?'b1!EA =__ • ~'f'.' ~;;.. \ I C"I'OIIA" 0I'fKUt ,. e, RO~ S Ham,"on Sng,naw MI 48<1 .... 0....' ..... 9')f, Rnhhms Su re 25:1 (,rood HC'lV'f"n MI 049.. 17 16161 R46 Rn6 fa' 1616) R41<1747 • .....,..,;jIAr.v..')~".~ September 11, 1997 ~A News Grosse Pointe News 'Skip' paddles his way through interesting life By Amy Andreou Miller _ Cash back up to $1300 ! Special Writer •• (,r< "t ]'ol!lte Farms re~1 F INTEREST d, nl ( h,11 iL, h Skip" Gibbon and from the begInmng of theIr past They represent a lot of ~l .~ ...... d .. L pc...l,::,uu dt 'If.. d~ .I ~OUPl", Liley Joved the man's handskllls They are an (. \ t. I \ ..,(n ...p of tht '" ord out of doors, and were deter artform They're beautiful" Low lease payments \ot onh I- thl~ 71 )ear old nuned to share that wIth kIds He Joked about hIS crowded III 1Il n dlhtlt and practical, Every tnp SkIp and Ruth canoe work area, "I haven't \I )mh Ire tht' 'er) defimtlOn~ Glb~on took theIr five children been able to park a car m the of dm' n to Pdrth but he has on two year old on were nature excurslOn~ garage for at least eIght years " "" nt ,I hfetonlt' In touch with Thev hiked, canoed dnd Hanging above the garage the 'arth -- ~h,mng hIS love of camped all over the state, and door IS a whimSIcal, carved n,lturp \\ Ith hlb f'lnllly, \Hth eastern and western portions wooden SIgn "Skip's Canoe Co" Contour and Taurus! thou'and, of Bo) Scouts, and of the country They searched which J Soule had especially \\ Ith m,lnl area re~ldents for pnstme, remote areab made for hIS dad (;llhon y,ould lIke to see "He took us places, lots of Even WIthout the Sign, many mort' people embrdce nature, places, from Wyoming to people are qUIte clear which Right now, atyour Metro Detroit Ford Dealer, Introduce their children to It, Maine to Canada, to every home IS Gibson's After all, the dnd "mpha nbs for the canoe, and stretch- • A/r ( ollff/Mllmg • DeIt.'\I! lie 7Jee/0J/'f.'rS f Jr t \Iomh RfJnJrlu :. 20512 mg of new canvas over the wood frame, to lIst Just a few of the steps PrIOr to GIbson's restoratIOn work, most of the ! (1 IT" IIt canoes look hke trash Afterward, they are award- 1995Gmtour wlnnlng beauttes Literally ThIs year, he won first pnze In the state antique wooden boat $175Per \/rmtllj(i \hmth I ('Ill restoration show and competl- tlOn held III Hessel, MlCh , for hlb daZ7hng work on a 16-foot As a l' \1 ",' an unu~ual year up III (~ro' ------1-----.....-3& ...... f ....J~_- ,--J .A 0 • • & Q September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News SA ~ VILLAGE FOOD HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALSl VILLAGE 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 ~ Fax 884-8392 FOOD Open Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Closed Monday Labor Day fIIAKKET Fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect September I I, 12, 13, IS, 16 &. 17 fRESU GROUND COffEE SPECIALS ~::=~NUT$6~~ ~~t\OONAL'" 8AVING61 r- J.;~I HAZELNUT $829 BONELESS, SKINLESS $ 99 '~..?~ CREAM DECAF LB. CHICKEN BREAST .•....•...... •...... 1 LB. COKE PRODUCTS " '.:. USDA CHOICE BONELESS 199 CHUCKROAST...... LB. ~2 LITERS RED OR GREEN " SEE LES 8SC LEAN AND MEATY $219 99 +DEP D SCRAPES...... LB. PORK COUNTRY RIBS...... LB. ~------I LARGE 14 COUNT VILlACE FOOD MARKET 199 Also Check out Our other In.Store BROCCOLI 68~ LB. Beverage Specials EA. HieBRATWURSTORY MOKED , T&A S K S ACO $199 STROH S ROMAINE HEARTS 98~ LICED B N LB. ':\ 30 PACK CANS ...... _...... PKG. Marinated Features o BONUS PACK CREEN 49 GARLIC BASIL CHICKEN KABOBS .... LB. '~I~r:lar LB. $4 $989 BARTLETT PEARS 68~ 49 Your Choice + DEP. TASTEE BURGUNDY.PEPPER NY STRIPS $5 LB. 18 49 LB. ------EN BREASTSI ••.... $2 ICE MOUNTAIN - 79~CARMEL APPLES 3 PACK $1 :. NATURAL SPRINC -: STOUFFER'S LEAN CUISINE ;!'ff" YfO""YokgYMl!!o. WATER '1.5 Glazed Turkey Chicken Wine Sauce GnlledRsh ~~ ({?f/lAedock 0/ LIMITED QUANTITIES LITER SlrloJnBeef RoaslTurlley Glazed Chicken ~ "11.&1 ,,~ _-4/ cn~J/; ChlckenPICC ~ ., j pM !~. i~._ ...... ""------(---~~0fIlI1.'""4"""[_T_f"""i Robert G. Edgar EDITORIAL CLASSIAW • 882_ DISPLAY ADVEKrlSINC PRODUcnON 882-ll2'H Bubua Y... b""k Vetlucke. 882-3500 882_ Pubhsher John Minnis M.ug.e Re"'" South. Manaser Roger B Hag ... Adver!lsmg MAn.1ger SluIwnMuter.. Editor and General A.s.s1stant Editor IFeatu~ Eclt'or Fnn VeI.udD~ Kim M KozlowskI., AssJ.Stant 10 the Assoc1atl:' Manager Robert B. Edgar Manager JU.55'H A''''tanl Manager Ad verh!mg Manager ct.udc Klonke, Sports Edllor 343-5593 Id. Boluer Pttet' BlI'kner. Sheny Emonl Founder and Pu6hsher (313) 343-5590 WUbur E1J1On, Edllcnal Wnler. 343-5597 Kelly fleming Advemsmg Rep ...... bve DIane Morelb (1940-1979) Cem&e F Lotltrop. Copy Ed1tor S h C LUld .. y J ~eL John Lundberg. Stall Wnter 343-559S lep ame 010 Jo_ B~ Consul... l Adverbsmg Representabvc Cres BartosieWICZ Slurley M 1M Q , ..r J_£ - . , l I t A 1 0 First things their mput At the time, I fig- affect;, hlb profe""on H( hate" become mdlgndnt when a ured It was a harmlebs attempt people who chew !{Urn while delayed dnvLr deign!>to ,ound to fill copy space LIttle did I talkmg on the phone WIth hl5hom know how deep~ seeded and first: Why are phone Interview;, dll occupa Personally, my most aggra- passIOnate the responses I hOlldl requlMte 1J1 JournalIbm, I receIved vatlng- dnnOYdnce I'>mmed at they called thmk we Cdn all empdthlte the ~dr mdu5try Why Ib It But I digress What follows ConnectIOn ~port" editor Bob IS the vaned and reveal10g when you ;,pend $12,000 I Say St John Bob hd;, r~c~lIl1ygOll~ $20,000 on d new car, whIch pet peeves? responses my co-workers pro back to b~hool to earn ,mother Vlded ]Odude, btandard equipment OK, I confess, thIs IS a "cop John Lundberg degree HI;' top pet peele 1'> hke dUdl dlr bags, are we stuck out" column I had ongmally • Edltonal wnter Bill kId;, who tdlk lo cldbb, dl,rupt- Elston Phone sohcltors that WIth doughnut spdre tIre, I planned a lengthy personal 109 hlb 1I0te-takmg pro~e'b would thmk after spendmg call at all tlmes In the evening commentary on my pet peeves Ann's bIggest personal annoy- Gros"e Pomte Newb fedture" buch a con",derable amount, and why they tend to Irntate wIth somethmg to sell It par- • Staff wnter MIke Strong editor Mar~e SmIth MargJ, anCE.'IS kids \\ho \\alk mto her MIl.e tal.c~ eXC(ptlllll\\ Ith peu C1r C[)fY'l' lm('~ C(1l,ld 'It least ~Iculd.rlyIrkb Blil when these hOba cuhnary qUirk bhe hate, But after domg a personal telemarketers speak as though house and ask If there IS any- pIe who stIll retam their geo- prOVidea comphmentary btan- mventory, I found that my thmg to eat, and then Immedi- graphiC accents even after hv- sdldds served III re~tdurant" dard'!>lze tire they know you, even while they that need to be cut mto bite umque bttle aggravatlons were ately head to the refngerator mg m Michigan for 50 years I thdnk my wlleagues for are mlspronouncmg your sIzes "I hate It when I look lIke not nearly enough to fill thiS name and open It What ISup WIth that anyway? their mput to thiS column space (I mean, I could hst one an IdIOteatmg d stupId ~al "-:Gros~ Pointe News September 11,1997, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page \ ., .'- . JAY MASINIC They're on Coffee Shop raged " say~ Mike - There will also be a tastmg of "Filially she stopped and a winning jag 15 wmes from Jerry's Party said, 'PaparazzI? I thought you Store and three mlcrobrew were saYIng, 'Pavarothl"" Ehzabeth Eldndge pomts to beers from Dragonmead the two Jaguars lI1 her How dId they get so many to volunteer? "I thmk It was the The other Dianne Lakeshore Circle dnve and Just to get the Dlannes bandwagon effect," says flashes that l,OOO-wattsmile of str -; ::~!f:::: a;;;.\-~.'.'4--"------(-----I"'-'.".pII-''''1I..t....._- ~~~~ f ~ 80 .. S Hom.J1ooo lag'oow MI ~8602 1~17I792 093~ SEQU ENeE 18001968 3~56 'm 1~171792 2~23 ..mOil dmq I@o '5 com • 1eI0000L OffICII 92~ iobo,", ,,,1.25, Grand Haven M149.417 16111)8~1I 8776 10. 16161 84761~7 .. nvoilI...... ,..')~,.....-. September 11, 1997 8A News Grosse Pointe News = Letters_ II Early morning car chase leads to five arrests The intrusion: Chapter mg on the wrong Side of the Four of the car's ~cupants, A fe" week~ ,lgO I lamented about ;l robber) at our sum John Lundberg ~treet and the officer was including the dnver, attempted From Page6A By mer cottage dnd the pO,'lble ramlfkdtlOn, of that 1'\ ent on mg freshmen WIth nOIse mak. Staff Wnter forced to stop to aVOId a head- to flee on foot and were qUIckly our lI\es , A car chase In Grosse POinte on colliSIOn apprehended According to ers and lollipops The mCldent took ~I ..- ... _- •••••••••••• ~_ .. IIIII ..S.... ~ '~ I I A D • • • Q September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News 9A him to the Ritz Hotel to photo- aCCidents every Saturday After almo"t an hour under tographer of TlCnanmen LangeVin lOuld bay Diana-- graph Diana IIIght Then he notIced all the police guard they were taken Square I" al,o ,H,kmg hlm;,elf In clo;,lng, Rather ,,,,kld At 12 15 a ill, a Mercede~ nasheb What wa" ;,0 Impor- away He wa;, held for 2 1/2 questIOn;, he has rarely a"ked L.lngevm If Saturday night From page 1 pulled up Diana came out, got tant? Then he recogmzed the day", along With the other SIX m all hi;' career He told me, "1 wa, thL flr"t tIme he had ,,(pn 10 the tar WIth Dadl al Fayed car photographer, He didn't tdlk don't know If I want to bL a Dldnd 'No," he rephed, "I "aW to speak to the press A lanky, and they drove oIT It all took The police a<;ked for hlb With them, nor I'> he allov.ed to photojournah"t after this" her ,It her Neddmg " "You "hot the \\ eddlng I" shy man of forty somethmg about 5 .,econd", Langevm shot prebS cdrd and allowed hIm to do <;0 untIl the tflal LangeVin He I" concerned about whdt happened Sunday to a wi Hdther lxddlmed WIth metal-nmmed glasses, seven or Clght frames shoot from behind the police I;' angry that he has been aSSO- So he got m hiS car and drove line He shot about seven CIated WIth the paparazzI ledgue wvenng a mayor';, elec f>lowly LangevlO b mlIld chmos and a demm shirt dround thl' block to gpt ~ome frdme" of thp car and the police Now Langevm I~ hvmg tlOn a pabserby saw hi;' cam turnld In"drd away from the L,....ge\ Ul "p"dk" "ortly I~ mformatlOn, but hiS colleague~ from a dlbtance of over 15 through a paparazzI blitz him- era and SPit on hIm When camera;' and the light;, Enghsh He IS thoughtful m hIS were gone Stili hungry, yardb With a short-range lens self As I left the mtervlew, a Rather asked whether It wa;, Lange\ 10 plnthed h", Iip" to answers to Rather, not because Langevm deCided to return to The doctor was already crowd of cameras walted for falr to ~ay the press killed stem the tlar, th"t "tarted to he's afraId but because he hiS Interrupted dinner and treating Diana, but Langevm hIm In front of the bUlldmg Pnnce% Dlana, LangeVin ,aid fill hi;' eye, AftLr" moment he wants people to understand took the most dIrect route As had no clear view and deCided "I've expenenced both Sides absolutely not "EverybodY'b tned to bmlk dnd excused him- He was on call that week. end he drove along the Seme, he to leave Just then orders were the Journalist and the other responsible You, me, teleVI- self "I hadn t thought of that when Sygrna rousted him at a first saw people btandmg m the gIVen to round up all the pho- Side Now I'm confused What SIOn, the people who hke to before" Another pause belore fnend's home where he was mIddle of the street Then a tographers and they were IS thIS profeSSIOn," Langevm read about the jet set" he looked up "Wh\ me" he mVlted for dmner They sent pohce car But Pans has many pushed back mto the tunnel asks The award-wmmng pho- "Is she responsible at all," con- asked no one In partlluldr "I tmued Rather Langevm don't cover people ;,tones But I rephed, "She's a VIctIm" was there at the begmmng I "And now you're a VlctIm," was there at the end And I Music------added Rather never saw her In all those From page 1 of changes culled from hIS The report was endorsed by They remmded the board "I'm a scapegoat," was all year;, between Why me?" report to see If they are In the commIttee and forwarded and the audIence that back m was studIed, updated and altgnment WIth hIS to Klem m July Klem Issued a January when the dlstnct was approved by the school board Parents, concerned about a schedule of Implementmg the searchmg for a new supenn- number of Issues, asked the recommended changes, some tendent, one of the qualitIes In spnng 1996 KleIn saId the City or Qf)rosseJIoinie _oobs, '!Ichl~dn only changes were made In the school dlstnct In January to for thIS school year and others they were lookmg for m that areas of staffing and schedul- take a closer look a t the pro- to be camed out m the future person was the ablhty to make Ing gram An adVISOry committee A group of parents With stu- chl'.nges NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that In actordance wuh Scctlon 8 10 "The dlstnct as well as the was appomted and charged dents m the musLC program Trustee Joseph Brennan 10 (Fence~) of the 1975 Cuy Code of the C-uy of Gro"e POinte admInlstratlon IS Interested m WIth gUldmg an outSIde evalu- have vocally defended the cur- remmded the audience that Wood" the Cay Counul will hold d pubhc heJ.nng In thc ( ounul expeditiously and accurately atIOn The committee brought rent program and have sug- the evaluatIOn was about Court Room of the MUlllclpal Buddmg 20025 M.Kk PI Regardless of crendenc) lO "'OIDe dl5C brake desl~s that can be dIfficult to ehml nate 1n some C.a<;;f" th€! problem can be ..olved b" u"mt:: a brake ImJn~ of dlfTer f!nt hamne"'i or b' tmng a bonded lm mg m<;k'ad of.a nH't('d hOlnl": It may be that an antl"Queallubncant ('.anbe used on the brake pad backmg plates to elImmate <;qu(>31 Creatmg a non dIre<: tlOna1 flO1'ih on the dl~ m;:", also do the tnck ')om£>tlmc'i n('\\ bnke ... \\1H IIOqucal a bit until the., are broken In but most of tht hme .;.quc3hng brake&; mean"" thpr("" ....ark to b" donI' At RINhE ro'OTA 17';~20001 ". routm,lv meel the n~dl:; (If our mo"t d{'mandmg cus tomer.. Our reputatIOn has brought folks bark to us for \ears u-l u' help you find the c.ar of .,ollr chOICE' .at 25420 Van Dyk ..... , TO not onlv knowledl«ablp and prompt hut oourteoU" too I...------,TOYfr[\ QI \1 m 1 FREE I I2S POI~'T IXSPECTIO,\ I I tmiliC'c1I1R'K" ofkr I I"-(" tn ....p«11hc roflO"lrin::a; IU"C' ...... or '.OUTl(1\'Otlll I I- 'II Tklt .. rr~A: hI."'('.. _All "lnkt JA:'\'t'l .. - \.IT f I1tN" I I• OI"trt'butor ("'P • \\ tpcr mlMkc; :~~I Pre ...... , HndllQ;ht'" 1 llnol«IUllI"& T,,",~' I Tm"Ot. ( ••• IOMAL OPJICI, O;t1 R('lhhm~ ')Ultl" 2~7 (7,nnr1 Hrwrn MI 49.417 I~III R~~An~ 1m I~I~J A47MV ...--.J ..J-_">1lII-. __ ..... September 11, 1997 10A Grosse Pointe News Earn money market rates with RatePLUS@Savings. Guaranteed. Michigan National's RatePLUS Savings customers earn a rate of Interest guaranteed to be competitive with the best national money market mutual funds. Here's how It works: Annual Percentage Yield (APY) RatePLUS savings Rate Guarantee as of 9/2/97 To meet or exceed IBCs MonCj! Hmd Report 504:~y (balances$25,000 and above) Averages - All Taxable JO-day Yield % Tobeno more than 1/4% below IBCs Mon~ Fund 479• A PY (balances up to $2SPOO) Report Avewges - All Taxable 30-day Yield Your rate IS based on the average of over 800 leading money market mutual funds And unlike other Invest- ment options, you have easy access to your money That's the Rate Here's the PLUS. You also enJoy • A checking account free of regular monthly service charges when you malntam the RatePLUS minimum balance • Low minimum balance options starting at Just $6.000 • Easy access to your accounts by phone, at an ATM, by PC or at any of our financial centers • And, much more Call today And watch how your returns can go up Without tying your money down Only at Michigan National Solid Thmkmg. Smart Ideas. For information call: 1-80Q-CALL- MNB '£.@ ~ .. ..or. Member FDIC Michigan ",1 ~ r ~ ..... '-" 'Ss. i'''', '"I. "'''' <.Jh~ M ~ ~ ook1rMla:'f'"l "Xc; Y "'('iV',C/) t Aml(lr'l'1Jm(jepr,.; Of$lCXX) <;rP\')' 0(j10(j()(>(1i'1R.l1f'PlLJSS 1 I A D o • & ~ September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News News llA Drinking party broken up in PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS C.P. Woods the store Pohce searched the reported her pager was taken area, but could find no one There are no suspects In cus- Grosse POinte Woods public A search of the store tody safety officers were called to a revealed that a small safe was home In the 2100 block of taken from the back of the Vermer at about 1045 pm store The sale did not contain Bike stolen Fnday, Sept 5 In response to a great deal of cash Entry to Grosse Pomte City pohce are several reports of a loud party the store was gamed by break- Investlgatmg the theft of a When officers amved at the mg a PleXiglas Window at the mountam bike Sept 3 In the home they went to the front back door of the store Police 700 block of Lorraine door A Sign on the door stated are contlnumg to mvestlgate Accordmg to reports, the VIC- that people should go to the tim reported the bike was Side door When officers went locked In an overhead rack m to the SIde door they noticed Bank bust the garage The bike ISa green, several empty beer cans m the Grosse Pomte Park police Blanche mountam bike Its back yard were called to a bank In the value IS about $450 After knocking on the SIde 15000 block of Jefferson at There are no suspects In cus- door and talkmg WIth the child about 1020 a m on Thursday, tody of the owner, they learned the Sept 4, to respond to a report owner was out of town of a dIsorderly customer Officers, citing the MIchigan Accordmg to WItnesses the Arrest in Shores Liquor Control Act, ordered the customer became abUSive Grosse POinte Shores police party broken up, and Said they when he learned that the arrested a DetrOIt man wanted would glVe all underage party- account he Wished to WIthdraw on an outstandmg warrant goers a breath test to check for money from had a hold on It Sept 6 alcohol When pohce took the suspect According to reports, the sus- At first several party-goors mto custody, a background pect was observed making an left the party, but officers saw check revealed that he was Improper turn off Lake Shore that many underage party- wanted by DetrOIt police for on Vernier After the traffic goors were still m the house disorderly conduct as well as stop, a further check found the Pohce were told that they for a weapons charge The sus- warrant for disorderly conduct could not enter the house WIth- pect was remanded Into the Issued from 36th Dlstnct Court out a warrant, and that they custody of the DetrOIt pohce m DetrOIt The subject was arrested and should go away This dId not department. transported to the statIOn deter the officers, who waIted 1% Lawfat Or 3.25% where he posted the outstand- until after 2 a m Saturday, to Fires in the Park mg bond He was then make sure that the party was Grosse POinte Park firefight- released SPRINGDALE broken up ers were called to two homes on In all, officers counted 51 Wednesday, Sept 3 and HOMOGENIZED MILK people at the party, all but one, Thursday, Sept. 4 Hit and run GALLON JUG underage Many of those tested The first call came on Sept 3 Grosse Pomte Shores pohce for alcohol were clean, but sev- at about 6.15 a m when smoke took a report for a hIt and run eral were conSidered legally was reported coming from the Sept 5 on WIlhson intoxIcated and many more basement of a home m the According to reports, the VIC- were near the legal blood alco- 1200 block of BerkshIre tim reported damage to hiS ~-:r'~<;) hol limit When firefighters amved on vehicle's driver Side rear ... ; II I • I .. II .;- All underage party-goers the scene they mvestlgated bumper who tested pOSItIVefor alcohol . and dIscovered that the smoke The VIctim feels that the - had to be picked up by a parent was commg from an overheat- C damage was caused from a car or guardian The cIty attorney ed clothes dryer Damage was backing out from a home across IS reVIeWIngthe police reports Imuted to the dryer and Its con- the street Pohce checked the to determine whether or not tents charges WIllbe filed condition of the neighbor's cars The second call carne at With negative results Police about 9 30 a m on Thursday, think It was caused by a ran- Sept 4 Smoke was coming Who'd steal a dom car turning around on the from the first floor dwellmg of street trampoline? a duplex In the 900 block of The damage was caused Harcourt When firefighters between 5 30 a m and 9 p m Woods police receIved a amved on the scene they were report from a horne In the 1500 able to trace the smoke to an block of Torrey on Monday, overheated furnace motor Sept 1 Pohee were told that Damage was mlnor No InjUrieS Fugitive arrest the famIly trampolme had were reported In eIther InCI- Grosse Pomte Shores pollce three of lu" four legs removed dent arrested a Det.roit woman Sept and several of spnngs were 5 after a traffic stop on unattached - Jim Stlckford Lakeshore Police beheve that someone Accordmg to reports, police was attemptmg to take the stopped the vehIcle after trampohne apart for easy Air bags swiped obseTVlng It had expired " transport and was scared away Grosse POinte City pohce are hcense tags A further check by a reSIdent looking for suspect(s) who stole revealed outstandmg warrants air bags from two vehIcles In Grosse POinte Woods The Safe no more Sept 3 parked In the 17000 suspect was arrested and Grosse POinte Woods police block of Mack transported to the statIOn were called to a busmess In the Accordmg to reports, sepa- where she posted bond for the See What You' 20900 block of Mack at about rate complainants reported expired plates She was then - - - 6'37 a m on Monday, Sept 1 A their dnver Side air bags stolen picked up by Woods pohce 5.L.bs Or L.arger Pkg, Fres store employee reported see- from the cars, both late-model mg someone fleeing the back of Honda CIVICS One VIctIm ASSORTED PORK CHOPS POUND IlN rewards homeowners with ... No per-check fees Plus...A Free lf~ No monthly service charges $10 Mobil GO Card \\hcn \ 011 open vour No minimum balance aLLOlInt nO\\ For dctal!~ call requirements or \ I'lt .1D&N Rank near vou £arnm~ Your BlI<;H1~" r,"''V Day For Mo" Than 100 har ... of Macomb 141 "n Ilh M lln ~, I (f Roml () 752~3591" )~ III (rl.ll('r MHk (,1 (1m <;oon, nl~2S00 hlttnm http IIWW\\ dn portup com KROCER~J: ~tl,"rlUdd('f'n' I~J(lll mf'ilrrti IINnt!1l tr ,"ltfrrl"rI,ld ~'~~50~ A (Imt /"',f"JJluh" VOdtt ~lll~A ~lifr (h!u COUPONS ..II..... "'.' ~~I--!~=I .. JoN 1>.... \ Ra ,. l aNtOULO...a. 9')11 Robh ns C;ulte 252 Grand Hoven MI A9,d17 (6161 ~4!> anI> '0' (6161 a471>747 .mal dmQ?c.OOVOQ III Award III 1993 Golf Club, and y, as a boater Mrs Lomax, 88, was born In 1997 AssumptIOn Greek Orthodox Mrs Mouhtouns IS SUrvIVed who enjoyed ~pendlng tIme on Wellesley, Mass, and was a Mr Garan, 75, was born In Church III St Clatr Shores on by her husband, Thomas, two Lake St Clair graduate of Dana Hall DetrOIt and graduated from FrIday, Sept 5, for Grosse daughters, Mondl StergIadlS Mr Gualtlen IS survIved by Preparatory School tn the Umverslty of North POinte Park reSIdent Vaslltkl and Roula Kazdaghs, three SIS- hIS WIfe, Mona, and two sons, Massachusetts and SmIth Caroltna, RiverSide MIlitary Mouhtouns, who dIed of com- ters, Voula Vaslkakls, Xem Da\ Id and Douglas College In Northhampton, Academy as well as Wayne phcatlons from colon cancer on Memonal contnbutlOns may Mass Umverslty Law School- Class Tuesda~ Sept 2, 1997 Vasllakts and Sofia Patouhas, three brothers, Tom, George be made to the Bon Secours A homemaker, Mrs Lomax of 1948 and Gus Patouhas, and three FoundatIOn or to the Cathohc was an active member of the A captam III the U S. Army Mrs Mouhtourls, 68, was gr?ndehlldren Youth Ol~dllll"t"H1 ba~kelblill ~ at 6:30 p.m. Friday, September 19th }-\l.J 11 Fnw\ """-f1 )14 1111 ..., <\(1 ["'Ill Saturday, September 20th at 11:00 a.m. ~[.~~~:::~:~~;~,ri,~:' ) ~l I II ..., '\(1 pm )'\l 1m ..,~'rm 8030p m. Sunday, September 21st at Noon ==l7Ih ) \O.Jnl ...,'\\trm FREE VALFTPARKlI\G All!lALE DATES Free Parking Wednesday £\emng h..Juhlhon I cJnmn~ Impon Inl turnlturc p.llntmg' hmn/L Inti onent II , 'rpeh Imm I 'Ill" In Trl\cf"oe (It) ,md '''' B ,ltllllore Colle<110nof finc portL II III nJl \ In lnllrnJte e>tatc lIke settmg our lrnpeecahle lJIn mtl furnllufL from 1'clO"kl'\ \11 AmLn< m pllnunL,' If N .... WEB ~rTE 11H RI\1-RI~." I It .. u .. AT" , D,lmll • ,I' 2iq 4S,S • ~0Il8qO 9)O~ r ...---( Ilil r irJ\rl pr lfr\'lon11 www t j 1 .l~ Ii (l .1 I '10m RI -\(,~ I I l" 11"'" r "I' ''1," durnoucheU.,.; com IL -=------ lllUlnl" Ikn"lInm f\c..nnm~onRBA (Bntl ....h thlrk"l( ... I~ ~ntl l~h ..lm l ....ll 1..;;x(..,1 IS':;.)tJlh) ol!on(tmt ... ~) ,26 oil ,n\~ )l1l,,~1 II _~ \ 11 "'lldl\ "21!l1 Oriental & '\und 1\ #2 )09 Area Rug Cleaning 2forf on cash & carry orders only. Pay tor the largest rug and we Will clean your second rug FREE Save 25% on Single rug orders Ask about !~ ...... 11 fl lr!t r \. nnoh ( \m{ nt In ur'2 Ph';) our pICk up & delivery -\nltnlln (Iuppt.ndlk (h(m Dr lr H" nil 1 lint I '>l Ipr_ ft. f.(ollll Bronn ! ron! I~ ...I.. l 1--0 1-'-«' " f.. ,'- \() Otter expires 10111197 \\clrk.. I H 'm In .!1I12 d l) '\uml i\ "100\ Br dqr Industroal Park Tplpqrap~ & Eight M,le Roads ~ I~ \ Iluwr' PrI'IImnn " Mdcd 10 each Iol 'Old up to ond IIlI'ludnlp. S'iO 000 ond I30TeIl("r F IMloochrllr "Iormanllu\louchrlle 'So"" re'lrocl ons apply IO~ owrSlOooo:llld"""b,e<1to(,'\, T:I>.11lu "r -:- ... I C!(...... r [ I _------_ -- t A o• • a ~ September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Schools 13A MEAP science scores are in; need clarification By Shirley A. McShane quently spoke to state depart had used the same cut thIS "It's a questIOnable practice Staff Wnter ment of educatIOntesting office year, the eighth grade ~llence but they have a nght to do Attention parents, students about them te~t~ would have wme out at that," .>he sUld Other ~chool and mterested parties When They plan to send on mfor- about 60 percent adllevmg dlstncts obJe<.tedto the scormg lookmg at the grade eight SCI- matlon explammg the scores to profiuency, Parson~ ~ald a~ well, shp ~B1d,but there Isn't ence test scores for the each school as well as home to However, Parsons said, more any eVidence of a groundswell Michigan Educational parents Smce the scores were students thIS vear actually to challenge It Assessment Program (MEAP) released only last week, the earned more of thc pO~~lble MEAP readmg and math test admlnlstercd last March, dlstnct h:ls not fleCI\ cd an) pUlilb th,m thl) J.J l...ot > eM te"b an glo~n tv fourth :lnd don't react too strongly calls of concern about them, What forced the change was ~eventh graders while SCience While the rest of the scores and wntmg tests are given to for the recently revamped SCI- fifth and eighth graders HIgh ence and wntmg MEAP tests school Jumors begInmng With are exemplary for Grosse MEAP Grade 5 Grade 8 the 1996 school year are given Pomte fifth and eIghth graders Writing the High School ProfiCIency (see related story), admmlstra- 1997 92.1 % 96.7% Test That test IS currently tors were dismayed by the under scrutiny by the 1996 91.4% 90.8% Photo by .>u.y &n\Chback eighth-grade sCience test Michigan Legislature and may scores for thiS year, which had Science be Withheld for one year for New beginnings only 32 6 percent of the stu- 1997 61.3% 32.6"10 further fine-tumng dents passmg 1996 46.3% 53.2% "MEAP results do show us R.W. semmler m offers words of encouragement to Statewide, eIghth-grade stu- where we are weak and where daughter Chelsea. 6. a first-grader. and son Reynold. 5, who started kindergarten on sept. 3 at Kerby Ele. dents had a 17 5 percent aver- - Numbers show percentage of students who passed the test at we are strong," Parsons saId mentary School in Grosse Pointe Farm •. age paSllmgrate on the sCience the highest or profICIent Jevel "The hard part of thiS IS the test. harder we work at areas of So, while the overall elghth- weakness the higher the state grade SCIencescores are drasti- Parsons noted how the te~ts were scored, she rBlses the standard for next cally lower than what Grosse Accordmg to mformatlOn said vear We have tned to remam Pomte has earned m reeent supphed by the state MEAP When companng thl<;year's pOSItivebut there ISa level of years, they still are among the office, Parsons said students numbers to 1996,Parsons saId, lru~trabon, anger and resIs- hIghest m the state who took the eighth-grade SCI- It'S helpful to know that each tance" "It appears that whlle the ence test m 1996 were required year there are five or SIXso- ~ ~ students went down m tenns of to earn 75 percent of the total called "anchor Items" on the When lookmg at MEAP passmg at the satisfactory 64 pomts pOSSible In 1997, test that remam the same each scores, Parsons urges parents level, the state raised the pass- students were reqUired to earn year Based on how students to conSider them as one mdl- • FlRsi ~NUAL Ing score drastically m one 82 percent of the total 65 fare, these anchor Items deter cator that needs to be placed year," said MaJ]one Parsons, pomts mme where the passmg score alongside other pieces of the GOOD IPORTI TAIL-GATE assistant supenntendent for Last year, 53 2 percent of Willbe In other words, the cut pIcture - class scores In the curnculum and evaluation eighth-graders m Grosse for passmg both tests was testmg area as well as Parsons spoke of the test Pomte achieved satIsfactory determined after the tests were .Ichlevement in other academ- scores on the sCienceMEAP So taken, scored and talhed IC areas and student self- 'JCMIC!! scores on Monday after she and Preceeding the North-South Football Game other admmlstrstors were thiS year's drop to 32 6 percent So, the better the students assessment, for example - to alarmed by the results achlevmg a satisfactory result fare on the anchor Items, the truly know If a child ISachlev- - CONEY ISLAND SUPPER - released last week and conse- appears dramatic If the state tougher the sconng mg Friday, September 12, 5:30 P.M. Grosse Pointe North HIgh School Parking lot ~1. evaluated by almost 3,600 fac- Fundraiser ulty consultants from high The Edsel & Eleanor Ford schools and umversltles aCross House IS partlclpatmg In the North Amenca Schools Now campaIgn spon- " SCHOOL NEWS sored by WXYZ-TV admISSion With each paId examinatIOns and, based on The AP readmg ISone of the Sponsored By The Booster Clubs of North and South High Schools The program raises funds admISSIOn,combined With a theIr exam performance, to few settmgs m which academ- STUDENTS - PARENTS - ALUMNI - SUPPORTERS through the door-to-door sale Schools Now coupon. receive credit and/or advanced ICdialogue between schooland of $12 coupon books contam- placement when they enter college educators IS fostered ing more than $3,000 m sav- and strongly encouraged ,lOgs redeemable at area Honored More than 900,000 examI- .~ stores, restaurants and attrac- Diana M. Minadeo of natIOns III 18 dlsclphnes were "lttions. Grosse Pomte South High NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ,( ,J School was selected to partic- g,. Funds raIsed go toward Ipate last June m the annual EAST DETROIT ADULT ED CLASSES The Wayne County Comm,,,,on P" computers, playground eqUip- readmg and sconng of the Commlllee of lhc Whole WIll hole a College Board's Advance ,me nt, hbrary books and other FREE! public hearlllg on .m ordInance to ) items that may not be pOSSible Placement ExammatlOns In Crosse Pointe Democratic Club English as a Second language amend Seclton 2 of Enrolled to buy due to budget con- Spamsh OrdInance No 92 622 10 e"dbhsh IESl) Meeting Notice strlllnts .he leng'h of the tenn of office of Each year the AP program, Citif.\.'"ship PnopaL"\tion th~ L'l.gl'", ....tne Audnor Genual -'" GlU U .."e, I<. T""lin~ Coupon sales began sponsored by the college The hcanng WIll be hell! TueSdav, September 16, 1997 • 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept 8 In support of board, gives students the Hi!\h School Completion Grosse Pomte Umtanan Church opportumty to take ngorous the Schools Now program, the D~l\ .1nd Evpning CI~1~5t'5 TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16. 17150 Maumee Gnme POinte CII\ Ford House ISoffenng one free college-level courses and Regj ...trarion Beg,ns 8/15 1997 Call us at WHl) -1-1.,--1;-1; I000Am speaker: COmmINO" Heanng Room 402 600 Randolph. Delron, MI Doug Ross candidate Democratic COPICS of lhe propo,ed ordInance may be revIewed al lhe Cubernatorial NominatIon Ita{ian Language Cfasses Comm"S1on Clerk s Office, 406 Wayne Counly BUIldIng. 600 Anorher Communrn Sen It e nf rhe (JrrHSf Pmnre Democrallc Club Need help with your Stimulating, Productive, Friendly Randolph, DelrOll. MI 48226 (313)224-0903 classified ad? Call our friendly expert FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN G P N 09//1/97 sales HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS (for credit) representatives for advice! 'Begins (313)882-6900 Septem6er 15, 1997 q(~ Itafum 5lmencan Cuftural Center 1/2 mlfe 9{prtfi 0) 696, near :J!oover WARREN (810) 574.0740 MERIDIAN (I "',,)() ...... '" tlMl BERINGER ,,) I,l,'\(fll <; ....1 BONED OUT & ROLLED J LOHR HRIVERSTONE" LAMB MciNTOSH (t1\~ )( l...... '" OMl BLACKSTONE 69 49~lB (II"'''' )(l...,,,,,," ~c o,,1l SHOULDER ...... $3 LB APPLES WILD BIRD PreseDled By fETZER VEAL l\l I f\" \'1i~tOT l'i()M FEEDING 9 RODNEY STRONG f!J!!!. STEAK ..$5 \8. Red or Green ( .... ' ...... f "''''l \ (~o... O\,1l SEMINAR WId ad_ CHOICE GRAPES School W1Ielber)'Oll'ft a llqlnner eM' Iong- LABATT'S BLUE lime IIobbylst, learn lhe 1.ltsl STRIP STEAK. $59\8 lafGnDalloa aboal feedla. wild birds Aunl Mids 12 pack $799 News? al }lMlrb8dcyanl teeders. bottles + OfP CHOICE WHOLE NEW YORK SPINACH Endless vane11eS of buds remain In STRIP our aru all year long, and )'OU can allraCl them 10 your backyard feeder' LOIN, For hours of relaxatIOn and enJOY mc:nl, come and hsten to a Lync WIld b'rd food expert explain whal seeds , '0 feed, when to feed them, and what Call the newsroom feeders best allraCl the dlfferenl Species at (813) 882-0294 0 SA')'., SIU»')\ 1:lth , send news about ~ 10 A.M. your school or stu- ~ dent to: m»i~ C -... COlIPCHIAn 0f'PICU! 804 S Homthon Sogonow M I ~ 8607 1SIII 7920934 SEQUENCE -c. 180019683456 fa.!SI71792Z423 emCJIIC'imqlOcmrom ••• IOIUL 0fr1CI0 976 Robb n, Su,'. 252 Grand HOVf'n M149.A17 161618468776 10.161618476747 ..t'ftt'IIIiI...... ,,~~...-. September 11 1997 Grosse Pointe News 14A Autos The oldest car on dIsplay was Festival draws hundreds of admirers an 1899 Locomoblle Steamer It looked remarkably I1ke a to annual classic car fair horse.drawn carnage WIthout Greenfield VIllage IS wonder- mer IS becommg autumn the horse It IS dIfficult to ful any hme of year But on the before our very eye!>, thiS IS my Imagtne thIS vehIcle develop1Og first weekend followlllg Labor favonte day of the year mto the large luxury car that Dd), tho; Dearborn outdoor It\ the C3"S 'll'd tT"'ICl<;~ that Locomoblle became museum IS filled wIth magtc breathe hfe lllto the Village That's when the annual Old There usually are lots of people Grosse Pomte's own Marty Car Feshval bnngs cars and on the streets here, along WIth Bufahm narrated the parade of horse-drawn wagons and an Autos old cars agam, along With trucks from the late 19th cen- tury through the early 1930s occasIOnal Model T or A By Jenny King Randy Mason ThiS was Bufahnt's 18th year 10 that and their owners - plus thou- Dunng the Old Car Festival, bnght-red 1914 fire engtne PIrate was on dIsplay, a racer role He also brought a couple sands of Vlsltors - out onto the however, there IS a constant bUilt on a Model T chaSSIS Its that looked hke two rockets on of vehicles to the event - an paved streets and dIrt roads of stream of brassy traffic The body, which a few years ago wheels which set a world land air IS filled With their exhaust the beautlful VIllage came mostly III a basket, was The ~Ooogahl" of car horns, They gently nudge aSIde pedes- by Amencan LaFrance, he tnans who are strolhng, the steam whistle from the saId coal-burmng locomotive, the pull1ng wagons filled Wlth kids The Model T collector from crowmg of a roostpr apparently and snacks, walkmg dogs or Mulberry m Lapeer County unaware that It'S 4 pm not 4 stoppmg for an Ice cream on a saId he re-assembled the vehi- a m and the gentle, rhythmic slick cle, pamted It m hiS yard and asked hIS daughter, a Sign palOter, to do the Mulberry FIre Department gold-leaf let- tenng ~It carned people," Sumner saId, ~there IS no pump for water A fnend found these col- lapSIble canvas 'buckets' for us There are lanterns to help the firefighters see and wooden ladders on board" It was guar- anteed same-day fire semce, hiS Wlfe qUipped EducatlOnal? You bet How about the 1912 Ford dehvery truck marked Apothecary, Wlth ItS oval entrance to the front seat? Its Sign said It was one of 1,875 bUilt by Ford that year III Canada Before he had even put up hiS HIghland Park Oldsmobile, celebratlDg its lOOth birthday this year. had a strong presence at the plant, Henry Ford began oper- festival. Here is the 1903 01c1sPirate which set a land speed record theD of 54.38 atIOns m Canada mph. Auto makers made qUIte a fuss several years ago when speed record that year of 54 38 antique Brockway fire engtne a good thmg too they went to a separate COIlfor mph WIth body by Antencan each cylmder, but thiS 1912 Lafrance which won several A very small, odd-lookmg The parade of 1930 Ford Ford had Just that blue nbbons before It ran out of "French Head" OldsmobIle sat Model}(s was truly spectacular OldsmobIle had a special gasohne and a 1926 Dodge next to an enormous 1909 as was a processIon of luxury presence at the festtval III thIS, Brothers sedan whIch Ius Wlfe This 1911 Olds Special was ODeof the hits of the Old Oldsmobtle four-door open cars whIch mcluded a 1930 ItS centenmal year It was Judl drove 10 several of the Car Festival at Greeufield Village. tourer PIerce-Arrow. an ongtnal, mterestmg to see Olds trucks, But the biggest and qUite games and competlttons smaller cars standlllg beSide unrestored 1930 Lmcoln WIth putt-putt of the older engmes We had our usual wonderful spectacular Oldsmobile was a enonnous cars from the same After WInning blue nbbons 58,000 mues on It, an am8Zmg add a chann to the wann after- ttme, begtnmng WIth a conver- bnght aqua 1911 SpeCIal or next model years 10 the Chmese fire dnll and 1931 Studebaker straIght eIght satlOn Wlth Les Sumner who owned by Duane Miller of noon that IS mcomparable carrytng the water glass out- and a 1931 Auburn Speedster In SpIte oCthe fact that sum- had been mVlted to show hiS The famous 1903 OldsmobIle Bmgham Fanns Ruby Farms Beauty Every Year Homegrown Perennials Rose Bushes cfcq.r ~fLL OPE't-cI Huge SeleettOn Buy One Get 1/ 2 & 3 Gallon Sizes One FREE! #-C,der M,Uwuh Fresh C,der & Donuts }4 -Chnstmas Store With Colleetlbies Entire Stock -Ornaments, GiftS, DecoratIOns Take 50% OFF -Restaurant - Wax Museum 25 to 50% OFF All Rose Trees too! RJdes .,'f Pomes ",'f Old FashlOned Carousel Hours: Saturday &; Sunday Japanese Yews ~ 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ,Weeping ~ ------DIRECTIONS ----- Densiformis FROM DETROIT AREA 194 e'" <0 b" 271 fO"OW to I 69 wcst toe,n 196 (Wadh'ms Rdj Cherry • tlJnrlght folloNsgns Dens/formlsl Brown., (810) 324 2662 FROM PORT HURON PlI1k & wJme (lower ~ LJrt.er ~d .0 Abnrt:. 0rd Rd tUM nght \}miles. from dO'JJTlto,a.n & Dark Green Spreaders , . varieties Reg. Pnce $14.99 10 - 20 gal sIze EFFERSO Sale $11. 99-ea Now $99.99 - 119.99 CHEVROLET Grosse Pointe Park Gee Detroit Farm Direct 15175 E Jefferson Ave. -"""'- 2130 E. Jefferson Ave. ALL A 313-82t.2OOO ~ 313-259-1200 Little Princess 1997 LUMINA LS Fountains \-~ ~ WAS Spirea '20,854 NOW $19 259. & Pottery / Reg. Prrce$14.99 We are now accepting Option I orders for 1998 Suburbans, Take 25% 0rf Keyless lemole pwr wmd"""lIods pwr lrun< 1\ se'J1 CDplayer Demo SI!;'6326 Tahoes and ClK Pickups. IITanY'Styles To Choose From THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS 1993 PONTIAC TRANSPORT VAN 57 995 1990 FORD A£ROSTAR EXTEND 54M5 HOII's Loaded one (}M'r€f sharp NOW Loaded one owner sharp NOW ,77 9 to 8 Daily 16 1997 10 to 6 Su"day 1995 GEO PRIZM lSi 59995 TOP $$$ PAID FOR Loaded Ieo1her pcMe'SU'lrOOf NOW ALL TRADES 8101 286 ~6>, _Z • • SAlIS HOUIlS • .... : M - Thurs 1.30. 1.00 1997 SUBURBANS AND TAHOES -~ (~) ~ IN-STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELMRY. 47625 Romeo Pla"k Road Betwee" 21 & 22 Mde Roads Macomb Mi"utes from Lakes,de Mall f -r [ I J • A September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Business 15A MACPA says timing is everything when refinancing your mortgage Everyone loves the thought tered Generally speakmg, the Shorten your term thousands of dollars 10 mterest some of the equity 10 your generally results 10 a lower of lower monthly mortgage higher your tax bracket, the and payoff your mortgage home, you need to decIde lOterest rate and a flxed-rate payments But before you refl. more you have to gam from When mterest rates drop, faster Fifteen-year mortgages whether refinancmg your mortgage offers less mterest- nance your mortgage, the makmg larger mterest pay- refinancmg can allow you to are especially beneficIal to mortgage or takmg out a home rate nsk than a home equity MichIgan AsSOciatIOn of ments and the less you have to SWItchfrom a 3D-year to a 15- mdlvlduals who have already equIty loan IS the better alter- product, which typically has a Certified Public Accountants gam from reducmg those pay- year mortgage WIthout a major made a big dent m pa)'lng off native for your sItuation A vanable lOterest rate (MACPA) suggests that you ments In addition, If you refl. lOcrease 10 your monthly pay. the balance and don't want to home equity product IS u~ually take a careful look at how refi- nance your current mortgage ment Domg so IS an excellent be saddled With a 3D-year loan a much cheaper and sImpler Before you rush lOto refi. n:mcmg fits mto your family's for marc than the cAI~tmg bal ~trat<;lD for homeo....ner~ ....ho alurnatl\L It's abo mUrLfl.Al no.in~,n6, t.. kL o.i look at )"Ul overall financial picture What ance, the deductlblhty of the want to payoff theIr mortgage Best way to cash out ble 10 that you can borrow only famIly's present and future works for your neIghbor might lOterest on the excess amount before retirement or before the If your pnmary reason for what you need, when you need financial positron and assess, not be the best financIal strate- depends on how you use the children's college tUItIOn bills refinancmg IS not to take It, and pay mtere!>t on only the as best as po. sible, how long gy for you funds and the amount of the start rollmg 10 WIth a I5-year advantage of lower mterest amount you actually take out you plan to reSIde 10 your refinanclOg mortgage, you can save tens of rates, but rather to "cash out" On the other hand, refinancmg home Know your break- even point Homeowners who decide to refinance should be aware of the costs lOvolved When you refinance, you payoff an eXIst. ~ '84S5~ 109 mortgage and take out a (2"' ~U;~OOO new one SlOce, In effect, you CENISIUHE are appl)'lng for a new mort- 1OlI1HIIIODIAU gage, you're reqUIred to pay 26J33V",,!Me many of the same expenses (It 01755-2'00 IlfM8QIH assocIated With the new mort. FAlIlJANI FOIID SALIS gage, lOcludmg fees for apph- 14585 Michogon A""""" cation processing, a credIt (~131846-5000 check, appr31sal, tItle search DfAIJO/IH and htle Insurance, attorney VlWlOfFOlD 13535 Modoaon,....,. fees and other related clOSIng (~13156'5.3900 costs In most cases, you'll also omar pay pomts JOII.GfN51N FOlD To determme whether It 8333~A..,. (31~I ""'2250 makes sense for you to refi. DfTIIOIT nance, you'll need to do a few STMK HICKEY WUT calculations Start by addmg 247/IJ W _ ~Io Road up the costs of reflnancmg (~'~I 53..... Next, determlOe the amount of DfIIIOO' RIVERSIDf FOfID SALES your new monthly payment by 1833 foot JeIIoncn A"""," askmg your lender or by usIOg (31~I ,.700250 one of the many on-hne mort- FM1MNG1ON HlI5 gage calculators aV31lable on TOM HOIZIR FOlD 39300 We COIIl'OIl Aft 0MClISt 804 S H om 1100 SaglnOW MI 48602 1517) 7920934 SEQUENCE 180019683456 I,. 1517) 792 2423 emo I dm" t Oem com .... O.. AL 0fII'ICIb 926 Robo.. , 5"".252 Grond Hoven MI49417 (61618468126 fo> 161618476747 ..-..... "'- ...?A.vo..--...... _ September 11, 1997 16A Business Grosse Pointe News Stock buying rotates frolll blue chips to sInal1 caps Thesday after Labor Day, the MexIco, no zonmg at all, a 20- concerns about the economies DJI posted a story hIgh nse next door to a of Southeast Asia, Japan and lcculJ p"lfUI ~h,H1t) Th"re are 6 million BrazIl Her r3te cuts lmmedl mance, up people m Bangkok, 60 mllhon ately translated Into these 257 pomts to m Thailand Tramc IS almost pnce changes the same day: G, 7,87987, the gridlock any hour, any day down 1-7/16, PG, off 3-7/16, large~t pomt They cannot bUild subways or AVP, sunk 4-3/4, but CL rose gam ever on depres;,ed freeways because 5/8 (Note that NYSE stocks volume of'less the water table IS only several now trade m 1I16ths, compared than 500 mil- feet underground The 3Irport to the pnor 118 hmlts ) hon share~ freewa} IS bemg constructed on The S&P 500 pillars of prestressed concrete, Treasuries for small By Joseph Index was a la the Zllwaukee Bndge on 1- investors Mengden also up 28 75 near Sagmaw" Last Thursday, Sept 4, the pomts, ItS The Bangkok Enghsh-Ian- Treasury Department largest percentage gam smce guage newspapers of that time announced new procedures Jan 17, 1991, when the Gulf contamed ongomg articles which WIll make It easier for War started about the upcomIng cnSlS In small mvestors to buy and sell The balance of last week was the property-loan savings mstl- TrellJjllry secuntles dIrect from a shp-and-shde affair for the tutlons (Similar to our old the Federal Reserve Bank, DJI, falhng about 57 pomts S&Ls) The articles were wnt- WIthout gomg through a bank For the past several weeks, the ten about pOSSible Insolvency, or broker The eX1stmg Federal A healthy supply value differential between scandals and government DIrect program, estabhshed 10 small stocks and big stocks mterventlOn The local curren- 1Q85, now holds $83 bJlhon HealtbCore customer 8ervice repre8entative Lisa Kozik (center), shows Jacob (mcludmg the Blue ChIpS, the cy IS the baht, which was then secuntles for 825,000 Rattee (left) and Kaltlyn Rattee of Warren how to properly use an oxygen mask DJI and the S&P 500 Index) worth about $0 025 or 2 112 mvestors Three new proce- at the company'. open house in GroSBePointe Farms July 24. WIdened to unusual spreads cents A Coke then cost about dures WIll enable Treasury The full service medlcal8upply store is located at 131 Kercheval and will ser- Savvy mvestors and portfolio 80 bahts ($2) Direct IOvestors vice many of Detroit's eastside communities, managers bought the small When a foreign country (1) To buy new Treasury caps as bargams compared to devalues ItS currency to our secuntIes on tender by autho- their pncey big brothers The dollar, Its exports automatlcal. nZIng the Fed to debit theIr Metro East Chamber of Commerce small cap bUYIng mcreased and Iy become cheaper to the US account at a local bank for the thiS rotational demand IS nor- Importer (at least until local exact purchase pnce on settle- mally very healthy for the mar- inflatIOn causes the foreign ment date, and hold the secun- ket In general manufacturer to raise pnces 10 tIes 10 book-entry form m safe. It IS now clear that mstltu- the local currency). Such keepmg In theIr Treasury "Working Together for a Better Tomorrow" tlonal money IS commg out of cheaper Imports make It more Threct account at the Fed Fraser, the 5 Grosse Polntes, Harper Woods, Roseville, St. Clair Shores the big caps and flowmg mto difficult for U S competitors to (2) Th sell secuntles held 10 a be proVided by the Gentlemen health care faclhtles, small the small caps, which are rep. raise their U S pnces, so US. Treasury Direct account by Senior Expo of Swmg. under the direction busmesses and corp.oratlons resented by the Russell 2000 inflatIOn remains subdued and phomng authonzatlOn to the The Sixth annual Semor of Mel Stander, to entertain WIll offer Important Informa- mdex Percentage-wise the the U S manufacturer eventu- Fed The total charge is $34 Expo is scheduled for the crowd tlon dIrected toward older Russell 2000 has been up more ally suffers a profit margm per transaction Thursday, Oct 9, from 9 a m The expo wtll also offer pro- adults The Resource GUIde, a than the DJI, mdlcatmg a dechne because of ItS Internal (3) To "roll over" maturing to 3 pm m the Assumptlon fesslOnal workshops, free hst of semor semces, Wl!1 be SWItch In momentum Whyout nsmg costs secuntIes by tendenng for the Cultural Center at 21800 health scanmng and a comph- available free of charge. of big stocks? LTS feels that If the U.S manufacturer has new secuntles offered, by Marter m St ClaIr Shores mentary luncheon prOVIded AdditIonal parking wtll be the recent lowenng of the max- a subSidiary plant In a foreign phone authonzatlOn to the Fed The expo IS sponsored by the Imum capItal gams tax for country whIch has devalued Its 24 hours a day by Kroger supermarkets and avatlable at the Grosse Pomte center and the MECC Marchlon Catenng of the cen- Woods Lake Front Park and mdlVlduals IS "freeIng-up" a lot currency, all of Its local bank 'Ib obtam more mformation. The keynote speaker wtll be of shares preVIously WIthheld depOSits and financial transac. call Treasury DIrect at (313) ter In addItion. semors Wlll be free shuttle semce Wlll be Jerry Hodak, sCIence edItor able to browse the community provided from the market, adding to the tlons 10 the local currency are 964-6157 for WXYZ-TV, Channel 7. resource and exhibit area For more mformatlOn, call supply Side of the trading eqUl- "marked-down" to the higher Joseph Mengden '" a Grosse AdditIonal entertamment WIll where many area hospitals, the center at (810) 779-6111. lIbnum valued dollar, resulting In a POtn~ City resident and tlu! formJ!r Over the past several weeks. loss to the U.S parent compa. chairman of Flrtlt of MlChrgan. the Japanese "black cloud" ny (their NikkeI 225 stock mdex US multi-national compa. closed last Fnday at 18,650, mes, In recent years, have down from over 40,000 m the expenenced overseas sales early 1990b) dnfted south growth III umt volume far causmg havoc to the fmancm\ exceedmg domestic sales markets m Southeast AsIa, growth Overseas consumer both currency and stock mar- sales are 10 local currencies. kets The week after last the When such currencies are emergIng stock markets of cer- devalued, the U S parent Will tam countrIes collapsed report lower U S dollar-eqUlv, IndoneSIa was off 21 7 percent, alent sales and profits on the the Phlllppmes down 167 per. same umt volume Of course, cent, and Thailand tanked 18 3 the U S parent Will attempt to percent - In one Single week hedge their currency transac. • • About a year ago (October tlOns to amehorate, as much 1996), LTS and Mrs LTS Jour- as pOSSIble, the adverse effects neyed around the world WIth of such devaluatIOns the Nomad's Travel Club Our Barron's (Sept 8, 1997) ~l. ..II, ports of call mcluded Hong reports last Fnday, Sept 5, Kong, Macau, Chma, Thailand, Smith Barney analyst Holly Nepal and IndIa for three Becker cut her stock ratmgs weeks Here IS an excerpt from on several consumer product I my travel dIary of Oct 29, multI-natIOnal compames. ! 1996, the day of our amval m GJllette (G), Procter & Gamble Bangkok (PG), Avon Products (AVP) and I "ThaIland remmds me of Colgate PalmolIve (CL), cIting I i Business Peo~le i Grosse Pomte reSIdent reduction He holds a B A. and I' Gregory Steen was recently an M A 10 musIc therapy from awarded th(' nationally recog- MIchIgan State Umverslty and nized mutual fund deslgnatlon Western MIchigan Umverslty CertIfied Fund Speclahst (CFS i by the Institute of Michelle DeLand of MKD Certified Fund Speclahsts The Consultmg Semces 10 Grosse deSIgnatIOn IS conferred upon Pointe Park was awarded a candldate~ who complete a contract to assIst Michigan one-year educatIOnal program NeIghborhood Partnership and pass a comprehenSIVe (MNP) m ralsmg funds In theIr examinatIOn three-year, $1 mllhon capital Steen works for Amencan campaign Express Fmanclal AdVIsers MNP, a non-profit corpora- IMAGINE. TH I NGS and IS a member of the compa. tIOn, assIsts DetrOIt neighbor- GOOD COME ny's advanced adVIser group hood organizatIOns to strength- He graduated from Grosse en the commumtles through TO THOSE WHO WON'T WAIT. Pomte South HIgh School and SOCIal and economic develop. attended Syracuse Umverslty ment Deland preVIOusly worked St ,John Bon &>cour~ Semor at Kmart m the commumca- As a ('omertc« AccessOne- member )'ou /I ~are lItne and FmanCial 'iJert'iceConsultants ll'bo tan open accounts Community tlOn department before start- announced It mg her own company last year money b)' hallrng our best bankmg pm'lleges at'm/able or take loan applIcatIOns There s also no charge for has appomted Michael anytime, anywhere LIkefree unlmllted access to ('omerrca Adl'antage 'le17e5 personal checks, telephone bankmg and Migliore as Grosse PolOte Park reSident ATMs and up to eIght free transactions per ~tatement bIllpay by phone And OI,"draft protectIOn IS mcluded All dIrector of res- Tilden Edelstein, VIce presI- Ident support dent of academiC affairs at c)'cle at all other ATMs l/'Orlduolde Preferred rates on lt'ltb no balance requIrements Fordetails calI800.722-OOJ8. ~ervlces He Wavne State Umverslty, sar'mgs and loans OptIonal PC bankmg ~ ~ Watch ~'our mail for more InformatIOn Will be re~pon announced that Jack Kay has SIble for man- been named lOtenm dean of at no extra charge WIth 24-hortr access to II t\ Acces~One It's somethm,f? to smIle about MJgUore agIng aCtIVI- the College of FlOe, Performmg ties, pa~toral and CommumcatlOn Arts at 'WE L1STFN Wi: UNDERSTAND care and ~oclal work the ~chool wt: MAKf~ trWORK- Mlghor(' ~peclahzes m mUSIC "Jack Kay has established an therapy whIch l~ an effective excellent record of creative tool that can ~tlmulate long. accomphshments and academ- term memory, Improve aware- IC adlmmstratlOn," Edelstem c..omcrlca Bank. Member F().C. • f Qu.al OpportunIty lender. ww\'\o (omcrl( J com/accc\~onc nes~ of one'~ enVIronment, ~ald "The college IS fortunate motlvate people to perform to have so resourceful and com- actlVltJe~ and 81d m pam petent an mtenm dean" ( ~r .,...------..,""et--- [ I J' t A o September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News 17A Loaded ""ith leather, chrome ""heels, heated seats, and more! Stk#D-7303 SAVINGS UP TO SS * YOUR TRADE-IN IS ~ORTH IYlORE AT GOOLEY 1996 1997 1996 1988 BUICK REGAL DODGE STRATUS SEDANDEVIllE SEDAN DEVILLE Custom, 4 door, Only 10,000 miles, leather. Only 5,600 miles, 6,000 miles!!! Shale beige Low miles, leather, Won't last at ... SHARP! leather, chromes. , CLEAN CAR $14,990 $14,995 Call1Oda • $6,995 1995 1995 SEDAN 1992 1993 ELDOETC DEVILLE ELDOETC SEDAN DEVILLE Power moon roof, BosewlCD, White diamond, pwr. moon Bose w/CD, Leather, loaded, 7-starchrome wheels. roof, CD, heated seats, only 50,200 miles. 1 year /12,000 miles. Full new car warranty. chromes, warranty. Has it all! EXTRA, EXTRA CLEAN Warranty. Only ... MANAGERSSPECIAL! 524,990 $19,995 $15,995 $13,995 "S,iIVlIljJS arot (1ft 1\ .. , pm'lf' ollnd Indudt'S 01111C,Idlll.ac Potololer .and IncIf'nh",' (.o;n .. c 1000e"dend Itit'H' n m()nth~ wilt'll:!: 000 Ml1rv}riH 1"0(' r'lCIt ..~ 51 ~ coI'Ih down ~"I1u.. .aqu fee r.:n, tltlt' sl!'C\Inty depo"\t elf $~.,() option 10 purch.l ,ss n S7 '1M ~: yese sm==J.":E'_':'. \ COIII'OttAn 0fftCUt ,. 80~ S Ham loon Sagmaw M I ~ 860, 1\171 79/ 09J~ SEQUENCE 18(0)9683456 10' 1517)7922423 ,.mt'J11 rfmg Iftio 'S com ••• IOMAL OffICIo 9,)flRobhm~ SLJ'e 252 Grood Hoven MI49417 161618~6 8//6 10' 1616) 8~J 6l~7 emoil dma/OnovoaoIe com September 11, 1997 18A Grosse Pointe News you... AUTOMATIC FM stereo cassette, full power, LOADED! 8111~;~+Titleand Plates DUE AT INCEPTION 24 MONTH, 24,000 MILE LEASE 8215088 DUE AT INCEPTION Plus tax tile & plates. ACCORD LX 4-DOOR Includes refundable security dep. of "300.00 3.2 TL 2 TO CHOOSE Moonroof, AM/FM cassette CD stereo, full power, alloy wheels & more. ACCORD EX 4-DOOR $2300'OS DUE AT INCEPTION Plus tax tile & plates. Includes refundable secunty dep of "400 00 818,1 CIVIC DX 2-DOOR ~~ AIRCOND., Tilt wheel, FM stereo, & more! 88 + TAX $2587 $1394 + Title DUE AT INCEPTION and Plates Plus tax tile & plates. DUE AT INCEPTION Includes refundable secunty dep of "500 00 81 24 MONTH, 24,000 MILE LEASE ( I, COIIPO.A,. OPnCU. , I 80.4 <:, Hom Iron I ~ogonow MI 4860? 1~171 7970934 SEQUENCE ,A IROO)9M 3456 Inx I'> 17) 792 2473 f'mo I Church page 6 University Liggett Schools' Antiques Show is Oct. 3-5 By Shirley A. McShane hours workmg to put together Rochester, NY, who'll have a beauttful to look at although Co-chairmen of the Staff Writer thIs major fundratsmg event," number of Onental Items not everyone can buy them 23rd annual Univer- There will be something for Faust satd "Our parents and Other exhibitors WIll offer The exhibitors are willIng to sity Liggett Schools' everyone at the 23rd annual faculty take a school and make everything from Jade, Steuben explain thmgs and talk to you Antiques Show are, Umverslty LIggett School It Into a showplace for antIques glass, antique Jewelry, penod even If you can't buy," Faust from left, Annie antIques show by removing all classroom funuture, nautIcal and navIga- said Faust. Lorraine Dil- The event, which runs flOm Items on the Wednesday before tional Items, pnnts, pamtmgs, The first antiques show was lon and Susan Fnday, Oct 3, through Sunday, the show and then Wlthm five a moderately-pnced selectIon held m 1966 to helnor the past Durant. Oct 5, IS a fundraIser (to raise hours on Sunday mght put the of Amencan pIeces as well as a whIle ensunng the future A money for the schools' technol- place back In order for Monday vanety of elegant, more expen- host of successful qhows fol. \ Photos by ogy and educatIOnal programq) mormng cla<;ses It IS not an <;lve pieces, Includmg lowed, presented by volunteers Chippendale and fnends of the school Over Leah Vartanian "The expensIve See ULS Show, page 2B ULS Antiques Show schedule TIu! Preview Friday, Oct 3, With a buffet prepared by Jimmy Schmidt of The Rattlesnake Club Collectors' Circle and Benefactors, 6 pm, Patrons and Friends, 7 p m • The Show Saturday, Oct 4 and Sunday, Oct 5, from 11 a m to 5 p m Show managed by Wendy Jennmgs and Susie McMLllan of the Antiques Network Tickets are $6 • Java & Jazz. Saturday, Oct 4, from 6 to 11 pm Food, drmk , musIC and dancmg Tickets are $25 Performing arts: PresentatIOns made by ULS students m A patron at last year's show examincs an item held up the Pineapple Terrace. where a light luncheon menu Will be for display by an exhibitor. available noon to 4 p m dally Food by ClassIC Fare Catenng as well as a "fnend-ralser. easy task" Informal talks by show exhibitors. Organizers say It IS an Impor- ThIs year's show Wlll feature • "How to Tell If It'S Old," by Steue WhUe of White & White tant way for parents and school 37 top antique dealers from Antiques and Interiors Inc , at 1p.m Saturday, Oct 4 community members to get to around the Umted States and • "The Art of Handmade Carpets," by Geoffrey A Orley of know one another Great Bntaln New thIS year IS Shabahang Perswn Carpets, at 3 p m Saturday, Oct 4 The show, held at the middle Steve WhIte of WhIte & WhIte • "The Loue and FascmatlOn of Sliver, " by Hal McLane of school campus, 850 Bnarchff Antiques & Intenors Inc of H P McLane AntU/ues, at 2 p.m on Sunday. Oct 5 m Grosse Pomte Woods, ISded- New York who'll have a num- • ber of "lakes and lodge" Items Icated thIS year to the parent TIu! Raffle Grand prIZe lS a 1998 Lmcoln Naul.(Jator, mcludmg mIniature boat col- volunteers, who make It all courtesy of the Ford Motor Co DraWing IS Sunday, Oct 5 at pOSSIble, said show co-chatr- lectIOns, a canoe and bIrch fur- 5 p.m TIcket holders need not be present to wm man Annie Faust of Grosse mture IS Mlflam Two show patrons admire a gleaming sterling silvcr tea Pomte Farms Also new TIu! Place Unwerslty Ll.(JgettSchool's middle school cam Antiques of scrvicc. "They gwe up countless Rogachefsky PUS. 850 BriarclIff Dr, Grosse Pomte Woods ------,- It ma\ he Justa namctag to >ornebUIfor Delro1l Lrban League and .Ie\\ Ish man.\ othe" \\ ho "no\\ the md\gmt\ that \'ocatlOn,,1 ~I'\ ICe that prm ,de ""'ICe' come~\\1th hemg unemplo\cd '1' a badge that help bUIld'ell (onhd,me empo\\el- 01 courage r\ ,-\mhol of a«omph'hment ment and mrlependen« Ihrough Job ,",II "nd the mark 01 mrlependente e\aluatlon tralnmg ..nd Job pl,,(ement .PRESENCE Fmd the perfect tit dUring our PETITE WEEK Fall 1997 preview September 13 20 m our Petite I \el'\ \ear m "'"thea't \\lthlgan there progra"'" department m the Sport Shop From career elements to casual sportswear we have optiOn M1CS 1'502 1l)q7 BBDO DETROIT nil _lIlT eouKTtON ,<8 ~41 ))00 _ I1OllIIV1NTS (AU -.. ,It I 6S8 1M' Jl I -----..,-'l---~-._.:--- _'R::.:" 1m SiB.. : 1M " Coel'OttAft OPnCl', , I flOA S Hnm,lton Sag'oow M14860~ SEQUENCE .... 1117)79;0914 ,~ ~ • IAOOl96B 3416 la' 1I1717n ~4?1 A 0 pmo I ~mq I@ ThIS tablOId WIll be published In January, I 998 Your ch,ld s pICture. along With other 1997 babIes. Will be the main attractlonl News and advertiSing about clothing. feedIng. educating and canng for your chIld Will also be Included It WIll 'OROUN be very mformatlVe as well as a commemoratIve edItion for youl Please send a cute. clear photo (color or black & WhIte. home or NURSING HOME studiO produced. preferably smaller than a 5x7) to Grosse POinte 8045 EAST JEFFERSON News & The ConnectIon. 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms DETROIT, MICH. MIChigan 48236 AttentIon Kim Kozlowski. Display Advertising Complete the Informatron slip With your chlld~ full name, date of 821-3525 bIrth and hospItal and return It WIth your photo Please Include QUAUTY NURSING CARE thiS InformatIon on the back of the photo Your pICture must be received In our office no later than Monday December 22nd, earlier would assIst our production schedule (late November and December bIrth photos may be submitted until January 6, 1998 J PJml dr.lsr ( fly rffiuc~ lnt' Ptil( ency of !;ore-am & ~ Walf'l radnlO 50and v. ood t>rlr losU't"S are poo.r heal COnduClOO We look forward to producing our annual -Baby EdItIon- and are A"onJabl" Ate Aaala'or Enclosures. .. • OrIer dunb I fy ot<;u'E'l ""llh bJ~l:'dE"n.:HT){'1 finish In sure you want your little one Included A limIted number of extra d( (or Ilor ("()~)r<; copies WIll be avaIlable for purchase to give to family and • ~t'{'P d(Jpe<. \\alls & (€ I ngs clean friends • P Olf'l1 ht.J! oul mto thE- room arsco FREE PrOOUCl BrOChure The Grosse POinte News & The ConnectIon require a S I 0 00 fee 15 00 for twlnsJ to cover productIon costs Please Include a M.nufact .... ng Co., Inc. FREE OrH'le Esnm Papers - Albums - Stamps - Stickers - Punches Please Pnnt and include thiS information Grosse Pointe Farms, MIChigan 48236 on the back of the photo Attention: Kim KoZlowski, 0I'sp!ay AdvertisIng Perfect for creating a scrapbook In your own personal style Childs Name IFim & lastl _ How do you begin? One page at a time Parents' Name (FIrst & lastj, _ Browse through your boxes of photos and choose a few Dateof Birth,-- Hospita! Phone _ that share a common theme Bnng them Into Scraps of Time We Will personally help you choose V1saO!mMC. #------'p_xp.....Date _ materials and tools to begin that first prolect signature _ Classes available In October A self addressed, stamped envelope would assist in returning the photo should you want It back. 24830 Harper, St Clair Shores South of Ten Mlle. 810-498-8822 Thankl:;;;.::' plea no thaII DeCember 22nd, 1997 birth ~ 6, 199. ,.,' llc. t t .. t ~ ".o;r. _-<'"..... ~ ..... - of - - , I , .. 1 J' t A o September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News CommunitY 3B Engagements Behr Standish of the City of Grosse POinte and the late James Darrow StandIsh III A June wedding ISplanned WhItney earned a bdchelor of art~ degree from Wllhflm~ College and an M D degree from th" UnIversity of Minnesota She IS a pedlatn- clan Standish earned a bachelor of arts degree from Westminster College He IS \ self-employed and works In \ sales and carpentry 0.'",>1' Legal New> ph.1<> Lucy McDonald Whitney Nick L. Krlzmanlch and Michigan Lawyers Auxiliary and Craig Stroh Standish McHugh- Holly J. McHugh McHugh earned an assocI Judges from the Grosse Pointes met recently to announce the 1997 State Sar of ate's degree In law enforce Michigan/Michigan Lawyers Auxiliary annual conference, which will be Sept. 17-19 Krizmanich at Detroit's Cabo Conference Center. Whitney- ment from Macomb Frank J and Ann M Community College and a All members, spouses and guests of State Bar members are welcome to partici- McHugh of Grosse POinte bachelor's degree 10 psycholo- pate in the activities, which will include a bus tour, a visit to the Michigan Opera Standish Shores have announced the gy from Oakland Umverslty Theatre, Pewabic Pottery. the OIA's .Splendors of Ancient Egypt" and the Edsel a: John IUmbali Whitney and engagement of their daughter, 1~ Eleanor Ford House. For more information, call (800) 968-1442. She a pohce officer and a Helen Wmton Whitney of Holly J McHugh, to Nick L firefighter From lent are the Hon. Lynne A. Pierce, Who serves the courts of both GrDsse Wayzata, Mmn, have Knzmamch earned a bache- Pointe WODdsanel GrDsse PDinte ShDres; Marie Pierre Brady, MLA conference com- Knzmamch, son of Nicholas announced the engagement of lor's degree In cnmmal JustIce mittee; Edmund M. Brady Jr., president-elect Df the State Bar Df MIchigan; Marian and Dolores J Knzmamch of their daughter, Lucy from Michigan State Impastato. MLA conference chairman; the Hon. Carl JI'. Jarboe of Grosse Pointe Armada A September wed- McDonald WhItney, to Craig d10gISplanned Umverslty He I~ a police offi- Park; Linda Casazza, past president of the MLA; the Hon. Stan C. Kazul of the City Stroh StandIsh, son of Karla cer and a firefighter of GrQsse Pointe: Kathleen Kedzierski, MLA cDnference committee. Not shown is the Hon. Matthew R. Rumors of Grosse Pointe Farms. Weddings Pride of the Pointes Groomsmen were Jim Robert M. Lechy m. son of accountancy degree from Case Martin Kraft, Amy Dr and Mrs Robert Lechy Jr rH.o-Scott Stedman of Grosse POInte Western Reserve Umverslty Manardo, Laren Molinari, Bu I Park, Ron Penkszlk of Grand of Grosse Pointe Woods, was JJ • Christopher Nelson, Karen NIcoleMane Buffo, daughter Rapids and Paul BOJarczykof named to the dean's hst for the Karen Birgbauer, daugh. Okeefe, Jean-Michel spnng semester at the of Jack and Lmda Buffo of Grosse POInte Woods The ter of Anne and Bruce TawiIe, Jeremy Vanhof and Grosse POinte Park, mamed groom's half biOthers, Jeffrey American Umverslty m Blrgbauer ofthe CIty of Grosse Gregory Washington, WashlOgton, D C Lechy is a Thad Jeffrey Scott, son of and Billy, served as altar boys Pomte, graduated from Tnmty Other's named to the hst DWight Scott of St_ Clair The mother of the bnde wore Jumor, maJonng In lOternation- College With a bachelor's Include Lisa Mullen, Jeffrey al studies Shores and Lynn Wargo of a long pmk champagne dress degree m rehgIon Adams, Holly Boyer, Grosse POinte Farms, on Aug The mother of the groom • Heather Dalby. Matthew 10, 1996, at St Clare of wore a tea-length navy dress Michael Aubrey. son of Bonnie Krieg, Daniel Diponio, Aleksaodra Montefalco Cathohc Church The groom's stepmother wore a MIchael and Lorrame Aubrey Rizzo, Robert Schwab ill Dragovic, Michael of Grosse Pointe Woods, was The Rev Joseph McCormick long floral pnnt skirted SUIt and Daniel Watkins graduat- Fashoway, Jessica Fortier, offiCiated at the 6 pm. Mass, Readers were Rena SClturro named to the dean's hst at the Mr. and Mrs. Thad ed from Western MIchigan Dawn Marie Frontera, whIch was followed by a recep- of Mancos, Colo, and Jana Umverslty of Notre Dame He Umverslty Kneg earned a Angela Grassi, Emily Jeffrey Scott tlOn at the Roostertall Goldstem of Hudson, OhiO ISa sophomore bachelor of sCIence degree 10 Grenzke, Katherine degree m electncal engIneenng The bnde wore a gown that The bnde earned a degree In • phySIcal educatIOn; RIZZO Grenzke, Allison Grieve, from Wayne State Umverslty featured a Vemce lace bodIce, internatIOnal studies from Paul C. Nichols and earned a bachelor of arts Kevin Halicki, Pierre and IS an engmeer With an off-the-shoulder necklme, AqUInas College and ISa man- Charles P. O'Loughlin, both degree In polItICal SCIence, Harik, Paul Henning, Chad Chrysler Corp short sleeves, a multI-tIered ager With the Ann Taylor Corp of the City of Grosse Pointe, Schwab earned a bachelor of Hepner, Jennifer Kean, The newlyweds hve 10 and Brian R. Hitch of Grosse arts degree m broadcasUcable silk organza A-hne skirt and a The groom IS completmg a Grosse POinte Woods Lana Khalidi and Geoffrey short sweep tram Her veil PolOte Woods, were named to productIOn, and WatkinS Kirles. was held by a sIlk headband the spnng semester honors hst earned a bachelor of sCience and she carned a bouquet of at Central Michigan degree m media studies Others are Philip Kotsis, whIte roses, gardenias, Someone You Love Can Use Our Help Umverslty . Carey Kotz, Christine Army Cadet Thomas M. stephanotis and greenery • Prnare homes Kurap, Katherine Leleszi, The maid of honor was Navy Chief Petty Officer Coyle Jr. graduated from the Mark Levine, Robert • Hospital or nunrng homes Walter H. Wolfr. son of Walter US Mihtary Academy at West Andrea Nlforos Marcacclo of • 24-hour Listman, Michael Marks, Grosse Pomte Park. H. Wolffof Grosse Pomte Park, POlOt, N Y He IS the son of Jessica Mclalin, Sarah • Full or parr tllne coverage recently completed a siX-month Bndesmalds were Megan Thomas M and Joan H. Coyle Merz, Joshua Nesi, Jessica • Bonded and rnsl Jennifer Khalifab earned \\,\ ~~~ a doctor of vetennary medi- CIne degree from Michigan ~\.~~",\~ State Umverslty's College of Mallufacturers of Classic Halldbags Vetennary MedICIne She IS the daughter of Chnstme and SUNDAY, SEPT 14, 1-4 pm Bland Khahfah of Grosse Pomte Park INFORMAL MODELING THE STYLE YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR Navy Midshipman Lonelli AT A WON'T E. Gonzalez of the CIty of 'Attractive outfiIs personally coordinated PRICE You BELIEVE. Grosse POInte recently gradu- for you ated from the Naval Academy 'Complimentary refreshments Preparatory School She ISthe the daughter of KeVInJ and Clansa PIecuch Lindsey Hiatt Hart and I (248)543-5820 LYNN PORTNOY Thomas Perry Rhoades" 306 W. Fourth Street. Royal Oak, MI 48067 both of the City of Grosse Pomte, graduated from DePauw Umverslty wlth bachelor of arts degrees Grosse Pomter Lynne Alcott Kogel earned a doctor of ministry degree from ~DETROIT CUSTOM FRAMING McCorrnIck TheolOgIcal Semmary 1 I~ and GALLERY Navy Seaman Daniel F. Commer, son of Kent A and ---- Beatnce B Commer of Grosse ~! /~- 200/0 f1I 400/0 OFF "'''''\ Pomte Park, recently complet- ed a six-month deployment to the Persian Gulf as part of the ( All ; AtlantiC Fleet Middle East Force 1-97aboard the destroy- " ALUMINUM FRAMES/ er USS Nicholson ~___ Exp. 9-30-97 _------Lauren Michelle Moran 19571 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods of Grosse POinte Park earned (3131881-6922 a Juns doctor degree and Renee Koo of Grosse POInte Shores earned 8 master of .. 80. S HOrTMhan SaglnOW MI .8602 151717n 093. SEQUENCE .. 180019683.56 fox 1517)792 2.23 emo I dmgl0cr ,"com aHtOtlAL ...... 926 iobbm. S,, By Dr. VIcki L seltzer know of potentIal problems, If you are consldenng takIng PreSIdent, American College of such as the dosage level at Vltamm, mIneral or herbal Obstetrrclans & GynecologIsts which a product could prove supplements, talk WIth your Fads on Vltamm, mmeral or toXICor hannful doctor DISCUSSthe reasons Interested In learning more about your heallb? herbal "cures" can sometimes There are times when Vlta- you thmk you need supple- Why sweep the country WIth dlzzy- mm or mmeral supplementa- ments and tell your doctor not attend a Smart Steps screening: 109 frequency Movmg from tIOn can benefit your health whIch ones you are conSider- word-of-mouth dl~cusslOns to and may be recommended by 109 coverage by natIOnal media, your doctor Dunng pregnancy, Your phySICIan can dISCUSS When: Friday & SaturdaYI sept. 19 & 20 certam dietary supplements or for example, women may have whether the supplementation herbal remedIes - from VIta- added nutntlOnal require- you want may pose a problem 8 a,m. - noon mm B pIlls and gInseng to ments, and a doctor may pre- And, If you do need supple- "green algae" - penodlcally scnbe multlvltamm or Iron ments, your doctor WIll help leap to the national spothght tablets Folic aCId supplements you choose the correct dosage Where: Pointe Plaza Sometimes these remedIes may be recommended to help and fonnulatIon for your are touted as preventions or prevent fetal bIrth defects such needs Morass and Mack cures for all the Ills that can as spma blfida Dunng the It pays to mvestlgate before affect us - from cancer and menopause years, many follOWIngthe latest fad Good Cost: $10, for GareLink Members: $9 agIng to Impotence and Insom- women may need supplements Judgment and medical consul- ilia If all the claIms made for of calcIUm to protect their tation can make the difference certam dIetary supplements bones and prevent osteoporo- between a helpful or harmful • Cholesterol: HDUTotal • Blood Pressure were true, Illness and other SIS dietary supplement health problems would be VIr- • Diabetes • SnIokiRU • Weight tuallyehmmated ObVIOusly, c1alm~ are often WIldly exaggerated But the EASTLAKE CARDIOVASCULAR biggest problem With many ASSOCIATES, P.C. Call the St. John HealthLine toll free at dietary supplements may not be theIr faIlure to achieve -V,ctor Ab,ragt, MD, fACC 1-888-SJS-UNE (1-888-757-5463) to schedule promised results, but the lack -Joan S Cra'Nford, DO of ~afely mfonnatlOn avaIlable fACC -RobertM Cleary, MD FACC your appointment. to the consumer -Thomas P Dav,s MD, The production, quality and FACC --Georges, B Ghafan, MD, FAC C efficacy of dIetary supplements --George B Ghanem, MD, are not always regulated by FAC C • Fast 2 hoIn prior to your screening for an accurate reading .• -V,thal Klnhal, MD, FAC C the U S Food and Drug -Thomas A lalonde, MD, AdmllllstratlOn or any other FACC governmental regulatory agency are please to announce the move of theIr offIce to WALK-INS ARE WELCOME Unhke manufacturers of all .. ST. CLAIR SHORES~ regulated pre~cnptlOn or over. the-counter pharmaceuticals and the operung of a new offiCe In sold III thiS country, manufac- turer~ of many supplements or Macomb TownshIp herbal product~ are not always reqUired to mclude recom- 24211 l,lt1e Mack 46591 Romeo Plank, SUIte 220 mended do~e~ and pOSSible SI Clair Shores MI48080 Macomb T':P ' MI 48044 Side efTect.~on theIr package~ Phone 18101498-0440 1 Fax (81Oj498.0401 Thu~ a consumer mIght not , • .r ~--. ,. I l I A o o • & ~ September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Boyfriend's No.1 A urges personal action to lower blood pressure It's the old good news-bad because It usually has no SmIth said "If the artenes be more active Then pltk an relationship is with alcohol news chche, but WIth an symptoms However, If become too thICk or they prebS dCtlVlty you hke and can do Important lebson to conSider untreated, high blood pres- By Jeff and Debra Jay too hard, your blood pressure often It WIll help you stay fit Special Wnters "The bad news IS that car- sure can lead to heart disease, may be too hIgh" and feel better dIOvascular dIsease IS the stroke, kidney damage and The Amencan Heart 3 Take your medlcme - Dear Jeff and Debra: natIOn's leadmg kIller," said other problems AsSOCiatIOnoffers three tipS Your phySICIan may deCide WIlham Smith, Ph D. presI- SmIth explamed that blood for lowennl': high blood pre~- vou nepd mpd,clnP to lower I WillI! [10m a family of ak'uhuhcs /lnd have been lucky dent of the Amencan Heart !lows through the body m sure your blood pressure If <;0. take enough not to become addIcted to alcohol But my AsSOCIatIOn'sMIchIgan affih- blood vessels called artenes 1 Lose weight - If you the medlcme as directed If It boyfnend has a dnnkmg problem He comes from an alco- ate and vems Artenes carry blood weigh more than you should, makes you feel bad, don't stop hohc family, too, and admIts to hiS own alcohohsm I've "The good news IS you can from the heart to the body, and deCide to change that Ask takmg It WIthout talkmg to tned to talk sense to hIm, but he doesn't beheve he can take action to help aVOId a vems carry blood back to the your phySICian for a dIet that your doctor about the nght change. I'm not sure what to say anymore Everythmg I've heart attack or stroke And heart. ISnght for you Once you start medlcme for you tned has faIled and now he won't talk to me Instead, he one of the most Important of When the heart beats, It a dIet, stIck to It For more mformatlOn about goes out every nIght WIth hIS fnends to get trashed His those actions IS keepmg your squeezes blood mto the arter- 2 ExerCise three to four hIgh blood pressure and other fnends dnnk and dnve WIth hIm and thmk It's funny. blood pressure under control" Ies The blood pushes agamst tllnes a week - EngagIng m nsk factor::. for heart dIsease They also thmk he's funny when he gets so drunk that he The Amencan Heart the mSldes of the artenes The phySIcal actlVlty can help and stroke, call (800) 242-8721 can't walk AsSOCiation says that hIgh artenes also press agamst the lower your blood pressure by or VISIt the Amencan Heart I'm probably the only one who wI help hIm since hiS blood pressure, or hyperten- blood flow helpmg you lose weIght Ask ASSOCiatIOn's WebSite at fnends find hiS problem entertaInmg But what else can I SIon, IS a "Silent kIller" "ThIS IS blood pressure,w your phySICIan about ways to www amencanheart org do? Should I Just leave him alone for a while and get on WIth my hfe? I know that sounds heartless, but I've put my life on hold for more than a year to pIck up hIs slack. - Boyfriend Blues Bon Secours offers Premarital AIDS class offered Dear Blues: Bon Secours Hospital offers counselmg on sexually trans. mltted dIseases that meets new state law reqUIrements for ChIldren who grow up In 'boundaries' workshop mamage hcense apphcants alcoholIc famllaes, as you Bon Secours HospItal IS offenng a four-sessIOn boundanes Conducted by a phYSICIanwho speclahzes In mfectlOus dIS- dId, have a hIgh probabili. eases, the class teaches mamage hcense apphcants about the ty of groWIng up to be alco- workshop aImed at teachmg partiCIpants how to dIfferentIate transmission and preventIOn of sexually transmItted dIS- hohc, to marry an alco- between "helpm~ people and "resculn~ them eases hohc, or both The first FaCllltated by Dayre Horton, the program helps mdIVlduals The class WIllbe offered from 6 to 7 p m Wednesdays, Sept thing to understand is that focus on developmg boundanes, recogmzmg boundary VIola- 17 or Nov 19. In the Bon Secours HospItal board room The gettIng mto a relatIonship tions and settmg limits m relationships cost IS $10 a person WIth an alcoholic may not Learn how to "draw the ImeW WIth famtly, fnends and co- For more mformatIon or to preregIster, call Bon Secours be a random and unlucky workers CommunIty Health EducatIOn at (810) 779-7900 between 9 occurrence in your life, but a m and 4 p m weekdays part of a pattern that was set 10 motIon by the alco- In the program, Horton WIll dISCUSShow partICipants hohc famIly system you should accept responslblhty for theIr own problems, not were raIsed m. IftlllS is everyone else's Bon Secours offers CPR classes the case, you could end Learn how cardlO pulmonary reSUSCItatIOn(CPR) can save your present relationshIp The program WIll take place from 7 to 9 p m Mondays and a hfe by sIgnIng up for Bon Secours HospItal's InfanVChlld only to find yourself datmg Thursdays, Sept. 15,22 and 29, Oct 6 and 30, and Nay. 6, 13 hfe support class. This class covers "one-rescuer" hfe support yet another alcohohc. and 20, m the pnvate dmmg room (lower level) at Bon skIlls, InfanVchtld chokmg, along WIth baSIC anatomy and Jeff and Debra Jay Therefore, the first order of Secours HospItal phYSIOlogy bUSIness is yOU. The cost is $40 a person The class WIll be from 6 to 10 p m Wednesday, Nov 12, In The best step you can take IS to attend Alanon meetIngs. For more mformatlon or to preregIster, call Bon Secours the Bon Secours HospItal Pnvate Dmmg Room (lower level) Alanon IS a support group for people who know someone The cost IS $12 a person CommUnIty Health EducatIOn at (810) 779-7900 anytIme with an alcohol problem Alanon does not solve ilie alco- For more InformatIon or to preregIster, call Bon Secours hohc's problem, but glVes you the support you need to between 9 a m. and 4 p.m weekdays CommUnIty Health EducatIOn at (810) 779-7900 between 9 change your hfe. a.m. and 4 p m. weekdays We suggest three steps' 1) Go to at least SIXmeetmgs before you make a dectslon about whether Alanon IS nght for you, 2) Stay afl;er the meetmgs and mtroduce yourself to pe0- ple, and 3) Ask people to explaIn what It means to "work a pro- gramW m Alanon As for your past efforts to help your boyn,end, you are not alone m your fatlure to "talk sensew to an alcohohc ThIs IS because lOgICand reasonmg aren't effectIve tactIcs for influencmg an alcoholic's behaVIor Neither are beggmg, pleadIng, blammg, bargammg, shammg or repnmandtng. These tactICS usually lead to an unwanted result - tlte alcoholic begms to see you as the problem, ratlter than the alcohol ThIs may be the reason why your boyfriend is not talkIng to you If you want to help your boyfnend, stop "plclung up hIS slack W You are protectlng bun from hunself, makmg It eas- ier for hIm to dnnk WIthout feeling tlte consequences. Determme If there are any nonalcohohc famJ.1ymembers or fnends that mIght be willmg to perform a structured Inter- ventIOn to get hIm mto treatment. Bnghton HospItal offers free mtervention consultation services for families and fnends of alcoholics and addIcts Call (810) 227-1211 for more mformatIon. If no one IS Wllhng to Intervene, we suggest you tell your boyfnend you are no longer willmg to endure an alcohohc relatIonshIp Calmly explam that he must seek help imme- dIately or the relatIonshIp la over Since hIS pnmary rela- tIonshIp IS Wltlt alcohol, there IS a good chance he may choose alcohol over you If so, be prepared to use your sup- port m Alanon to help you stick to your guns. Dear Jeff and Debra: What IS the smgle most unportant factor contnbutmg to an addICt's success m recovery? My son went through treatment sue months ago, but has not followed the coun- selor's mstructlons to attend AA and group tlterapy. - Worried Grosse Pointe Dear Worried: If an addIcted person wants to stay sober, rebuild dam- aged relatIOnships and hve a fulfilled life, we recommend actIve mvolvement m Alcohohcs Anonymous Hazelden has been domg outcome stuches on Its patients smce 1969 and results have consIstently correlated regular attendance at Alcohohcs Anonymous meetIngs WIth abstt- nence and quahty recovery. A study conducted m Finland m 1990 found AA attendance to be the only slgmficant pre- dictor of length of sobriety 10 years post-treatment Jeff Jay, a natIve of Grosse Pomte, IS cUrectorof Program Development for Brighton Hospital and the presI- dent of the McGovern Famll). Fouruiatum m Washm,gton. D C Debra Enckson Jay IS 1fUlTUJ8l1I8 director of "7bke Charge/ AmerICa, W a fundralSlng dnve that places educa- tIonal materwZs for the famIlieS of alco1w1and drug abusers m llbranes and churches throu,g1wut the country These materwZs are on loan at all Grosse Pomte churches and the pub/Ie library Send questions to Jeff Jay, c/o Bn,ghton Hospital, Dept Gp, 12851 East Grand RIVer, Bn,ghton. 48116 Or call (810) 227-1211 Memorial service for \1 I! \ l' IH kIll'"~ th<11 d" Itf. "I p, "pi, h<1H J,fftr,',,1 I""111,',1f' III ,,1. ~,' \\, offu <1 \\ "I, 'Ml' 1\ "I infants to be held Sept. 14 ,,1'(~1"-t.... \ Illi n(~ maUl r \\}, tl". h plOTl \ ('\(1 "- I,('l(l"l,. \~)1I ~Ml \"nllnt nil 4'l,allh "an. 11"", full n I,lrmall\ 'Ill 'llld a I",I,,! p.r-"""I ,'lI, "I,,,,, \,)[, ,,".:hl n,,1 lXp,c1 I r'Ull plopl, \\1,,) ha,e b"lh fll! 1",,,1, pllT1l,.1 "~ll tI" The ~Canng Through Shann~ team at Bon Secaurs HospItal inVItes the pubhc to attend a memonal seTVlcem .:rn"11t1 \llu ,,11 \<1" -1",,,ldnl)'<1H I,) -p,,,d ,1 I,'l "f 1,,", tllI"k,n~ .,1,,\,,1 h,,,lth ,,'" 11,<11. "1",1,,, ,1,) remembrance of mfants who have died, yet contInue to hve \\\\l\ hc1lh. .,.. C'-...- •• -.-111'" ..... 804 5 Ham,hon Sc>g!now M148602 ,.. ISI7) 7920934 SEQUENCE ~. 180019681456 '0' 1517) 7922423 " __ INION ~mO!I dmg IOem. com " ...... L ..... 926 Rabh n, <;u•• 252 Grand Haven MI ..9417 161618468716 10, 1616) 8476747 .mall dma2ctoo.aoo1. com 68 September 11, 1997 : Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Liturgy, reception or new St. Pau priest Who do you say I am? Public invited to ProvIncial Semmary, agam from 1977 to 1978 He AdministratIve Secretary to By the Rev. Gordon S. Mlkoskl earned a LIcense In Theology the former Archbishop of Grosse POinte Memorial Church Sept. 14 event (S T L ) With a specialIzatIOn DetrOIt, Cardinal Edmund This question of Jesus, posed In Patnstlcs and the HIStory Szoka, and Vicar General and to hiS ongmal band of followers, Msgr Leonard P Blair, the of Theology from the Chancellor of the ArchdIOcese echoes down through the cen. ele~enth pastor of hlstonc St Pontifical GregorIan He was appOinted to the tunes lOto our own day There IS Paul on the Lake Cathohc Umverslty In 1978 He recent. perhaps no more Important Church, Will be Installed on Secretanat of State, VatIcan Iy completed a Doctorate In elt). frum 1986-1991 He question that we must answer Sunday. ~pt 14 at a noon Theulogy (8 1'D) trom the returned to DetrOIt m 1991 In our hves lIturgy The publIc IS welcome Pontifical UniversIty of St where he served as Dean of Many roads through hfe to attend Thomas AqUinas, known as Studies and ASSistant diverge from this questIOn PrinCipal preslder and the Angehcum Some say he ISa teacher and Rev, Gordon Mikoski homlhst IS Most Rev Moses Professor of Theology at Msgr Leonard Blair, 48, Sacred Heart Major Semmary travel down a path that leads to some interesting sights and Anderson, SSE, Auxlhary grew up on the near east Side BIshop of DetroIt A l"e(:eptlOn College untIl 1994 He trav- of DetrOIt In the area of Seven sounds, but ultImately end up gOIngaround In circles. never eled back to Italy where he amvmg at a destination that gives re"t and replenIshment follows Mile and Van Dyke HIS home Msgr Blair returns to St was Secretary to Cardinal pansh was Our Lady Queen of Others respond to the question by proclaiming that he I.no Szoka and staff member of the one speCial, espeCially when stacked up against all the other Paul after a 16-year mterval, Heaven haVing served as aSSOCIate Prefectuf"P for the Economic He succeeds Msgr F Gerald great leaders and prophets the world has produced These Affairs of the Holy See untJ! folks, too, wander throughout their hves lookIng for some- pastor m 1981 HIS extenSIve MartIn who was recently admlmstratlve pOSItions held June of thiS year He assumed appOInted EdItor-in-ChIef of Magr. Leonard P. Blair thIng, never really knOWingwhat It ISthe} are seeking, and hiS new appomtment to the never findIng It both on the local and mterna- The MIchigan Cathohc tIonal level Since 1981, he pastorate of St Paul from St Paul CatholIc Church, of the present red-stoned Then there are those who answer by proclaimIng "Youare GothiC church was observed has held the followmg pOSI- CardInal Adam Maida on July founded In 1834, IS the second the Chnst'" or "My Lord and God'" Those who answer thl. on August 1, 1997 "St Paul tIons ArchiVist of the 15 oldest church In the way find the key to the meanIng and destIny of our Journey Rome was also home to on the Lake" as It IS popularly through thiS hfe ArchdIOCeSe of DetrOit, Archdiocese of DetrOit after Instructor In Church HIStory Msgr Blair whIle a student at Ste Anne The one-hundredth known, IS hsted on the Their way IS filled not only Wlth meaning and purpose, but NatIonal Registry of Hlstonc and PatnstIcs, St John the North Amencan College anmversary to commemorate also WIth JOyous compamonshlp from 1971 to 1975 and then Places Their destmatlOn IS clear and certaIn, for they travel the the laYIng of the cornerstone way that leads to lIfe, and abundantly so How do you answer the man's question? Fall rummage sale at St. First English Ev. Lutheran to Lay Theological Academy James Church to be Sept. 13 offer parenting classes to public kicks off new, interesting year There WIll be somethIng for everyone WIth unbehevable In ItS schedule of Adult EducatIon opportumtIes, First bargains at the Fall Rummage Sale, that WIll be held on EnglIsh Ev Lutheran Church IS offenng to Its members and Saturday, Sept. 13 from 10 a m to 2 pm at St James the community a parentIng class titled "It Takes More Than of courses for the public Lutheran Church Love PosItive ParentIng" The Lay TheolOgical Academy, an organIzatIOn of eight The church IS located at 170 McMIllan at Kercheval. There are four seSSIOnsbeginnIng on Wednesday, Sept 17- local churches WhIChhave JOInedtogether to offer ecumenIcal The women of St James Lutheran Church WIll use the Oct. 8, 6 30 - 8 pm, WIth Dr Walter Schmidt. senior pastor educatIOnal opportunitIes for adults, IS offenng the follOWing profits for the carpet fund that has been estabhshed at FIrst Enghsh, leadIng the classes. new courses thiS fall ClothIng, household goods, Jewelry and many mIscellaneous The course IS based on research by Search InStItute, a well "QuestIOns of Faith" WIll mclude tOPiCS"Can Faith Wipe Items WIllbe for sale known family Institute In Mmneapohs Over 300,000 youth Out Fear?" and ~Whose Money Is It?" Classes Will be led by were studied to find out the needs of young people, and as a Rev Dr JulIa Dempz and Rev Gordon Mlkoskl on result of that study, the best seller "What IUds Need to Wednesdays, Sept 17 and 24, at 7 30 p m In Chnst Church Resurrection Lutheran offers classes Succeed Proven PractIcal Ways to Raise Good IUds," WIllbe Undercroft AdmiSSIOnIS $10 To reserve a spot, call (313) used by all famIlIes partICipating 885.4841 for tee~s, beginning Sept. 14 The four sessions are titled An ecumemcal panel addreSSing the follOWingtOPiC"What Resurrection Lutheran Church IS offering free classes for • IntentIonal parenting, you always wanted to know about the church but were afraId mnth through 12 graders The subJect IS the book of GeneSIS, .Value-centered parenting, to ask" WlIIbe held on Thursday, Oct 2 at 7 30 p m at the to be explored In depth and to apply WIsdom that thiS book • Nurture-centered parentIng, and Grosse POinte Umted Church Panehsts Include the Rev Imparts to real hfe Issues that young people face today • InclUSive parenting. Eddie Bray Jr, Rev. Dr JulIa Dempz, Re\ Fredenck Harms, Classes begm on Sunday, Sept 14, from 9 30 to 1030 a m Just $5 per family covers all matenals, and the coffee pot IS Rev Dr V Bruce Rigdon and Rev George Wllhams The mod. and WIll contmue untl! December always on. erator WIllbe the Rev. Dr. Jack Ziegler A receptIOn WIllfollow Resurrection IS located at 20531 Kelly Road In DetroIt, one FIrst Enghsh IS located at 800 Vernier m Grosse Pomte and there IS no fee for thiS very popular event All members block south of 8 MIle For further mformatlOn, call (313) 372- Woods of the community are inVIted to attend For a reservatIon, call 4902 between 8 30a m - noon Call the church office to make reservatIOns, (313) 884-5040 the Grosse POInte United Church at (313) 884-3075 A semmar entitled "Family DynamICS when substance abuse ISpresent" WIllbe given on Thursday, Oct 9, at 7 pm at the Children's Home of DetrOIt, 900 Cook Rd This WIllbe .:-:: ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Grosse Pomte Umtanan co-hosted by the Children's Home, and reservatIons are wel- Church come at (313) 886-0800 CHURCH ~ "Your Religion "SmgIng the Lord's Song - the history of hymns" Wlll be 20475 Sunningdale I'ark 1- , given by Robert Moncnef at Grosse Pomte Memonal Church Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 In A Second -.....;;....,.- WORSHIP on Monday, Oct 13 at 7 30 p m AdmiSSion IS $5 Sunday 8 00 am. Holy Euchansl 1030 a m Service& ChurchSchool A two-part program entItled "A skeleton In God's closet" 10 ISam ChUlth School 17150 MAUMEE SERVICES Wlll be given on Thursdays. Oct 16 and 23, from 7 30 to 9 1030am Choral Euchansl m 881-0420 P m at Grosse POinte Memonal Church Commumty leader (Nunery Available) I!!I Dons Brucker WIll reVIew thiS popular book by Paul Meier First EnglIsh Ev,Lutheran Church GRACE UNITED Redeemer United and then author Professor MelCr WIllbe present for the sec- Vernier Rd 31Wedgewood Dr :r CHURCH OF CHRIST Sf. James Lutheran Church Grosse POlnle Woods Methodist Church ond sessIOn AdmiSSionIS $10 170McMIllan Rd , nearKercl1evaJ • ~ Kercheval at Lakepomle Please reserve for all three of these presentatIons by callIng Grosse POInte Fanns • 884 0511 884-5040 mGroso;e Pomle Park 8"22 3823 20571 Vernier \'VSI W orJ-94 830 & II 00 a m Worship Sunday. Warship 1030 a m Grosse Pomte Memonal at (313) 882-5330 9110 Sunday School (all ages, 9 4S a m Sunday School Tae,day. ThnfI Shop 1030.330 H~~20~s Symbols of faith through all the seasons of hfe WIll be 945 Coffee HourlFeUowslup Dr Walter A Schmldl PastN Wednesday 10 30 a m Worship ~ Amazing Grace Senrors II • 3 00 (I9 153m SundayScliool addressed by ~e Ten Commandments ReVIsited" The Rev. 10 15 The Holy Euchanst Rev Banon L Beebe, ASSDe tale Pastor Anthony Kosmk WilldiSCUSSthiS at Our Lady Star of the Sea ($ COME JOIN US for all agcs Church on Wednesday, Nov 12 at 730 pm AdmiSSion IS $5 ... _ J Noon.123llpm. ~ The Holy Euchanst & Devotions THE SUBJECT FOR THIS For reservations, call (313) 884-5554 Christ the King every Wednesday SUNDAY IS: GROSSE.' A seminar entItled ~mkmg about God In Everyday Life" POINTE Lutheran Church WIllbe led by Sr Annehse SInndt, a P on Wednesday, Nov 19 (Mallns, FU'St Sunday of the Month 8 00 a m.) UNITED Mack al Lochmoor at 730 p m at Our Lady Star of the Sea AdmiSSion IS$5 For -Nursery Avatlable- "SU bstance" 884-5090 reservations, call (313) 884.5554 CHURCH ALL ARE WELCOME Pr 'fro G Walle First Church of Christ, 8 15 & 1()-45 a m WOl'ihlp SefVlce Lay TheolOgicalAcademy member churches mclude Grosse 9 30 a.m Sunday &hool & Scientist AFF1LIATEDWITH lHE UCC AND ABC Pomte Memonal Church, Chnst Episcopal Church, St Paul 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOTHROP Bible Classes on the Lake CatholIc Church, St Paul EvangelIcal Lutheran Nursery ProvHled ~ <: Grosse Pointe Farms, 884-3075 Church, Jefferson Avenue Presbytenan Church, Our Lady ""~q Rand~ S Botller, Pastor ~~.-: .",11.'4 Star of the Sea CatholIc Church, Grosse POinte Woods r.,..~ 282 Chalfonte Ave. "Some Crosses TImotlIy A Holurtand, Assc. Pastor Are Heavy" Josepb P. Fabry, Pastor emmhls Presbytenan Church and Grosse POInte Umted Church St. Paul Iv. Lutheran Church 4 bloch West of Moross Board members of the Lay TheolOgical Academy mclude 10-00 A M FAMILY WORSHIP Bruce Slnl er, Mosk OIredor 375 LothroD at ClNllfonte Sunday 1030 a m Dons Brucker, Lmda Banovetz, Patncla Coe, Rose Evanskl, 88i-6670 Sunday School 10 30 a m (CRIB ROOM AVAlIJIBLE) 10 00 A M CHURCH SCfiOOL Helen Goettl. Shirley Goolsby, Carol Jadach, Kathleen 900 & 11 15 a m Worship Wednesday 8 00 p m ~ ~istoric Johnson, June Nelson, Kathryn Rogers and Roger WIlhams Rev E A Bray, Pastor 10 10 a m Education for All ALLARE WELCOME Nursery Ava.1able ~ 4IDtariu£rs' Rev Fred HInns "- GrossePOinte Bible study group offered for Rev F "- CHRIST. WOODS "r QIqurdr PRESBYTERIAN Colldrt>one f ------l------r I.J.':I.~•••r.------_,_r;:r- ... J' t A 0 p"• September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Sept. 12 event: A chance to view award-winning art Come see which local (313) 885-8999 church. We are a 501 C-3 tax amateur artist Local artIst m the Grosse Pomte Festival of Gallery Award For Excellence Grosse Pomte artists won A remmder Don't forget deductible orgamzatton. We the profeSSIOnalcategory's the Arts, won fifth place SIXbmes, starting m 1986 Be awards at the FIrst Annual Grosse POinte Theatre's "50th need your support, jom us Best of Show was awarded to In the amateur category, "Wayne County - The ArtiSts sure to stop by sometime dur- Anniversary Gala" bemg pre- For more mformatlOn, call our watercolonst Michael Pearl McKenney and Mary Ing September to see hts work Among Us" show to be held at sented at the War Memonal vOicemall at (313) 438-2434. Derbyshire of Grosse Pomte SmIth each got an honorable AmhleSlde Gallery ThE'frE'e on display For mformatlOn, Thert> Willhe two perror Woods He al.u I' 'Excess Baggage' is not worth the price 40th Anniversary "Excess Baggage" AT Tu~ M011J1t'Q over Her Emily IS a cham- And Walken IS only slightly * (out offour) JIlL I'. I'ILii:J smoking, boozing mlsfit - less crazy than usual as Season Emily Hope (AlICla really dtfficult to like. She Emtly's father's damage con- Stlverstone) feels unloved. tnes to make It through the trol man when It comes to all ----&11.-~-1- --.j- Her multi-mllhon dollar dad film WIth such an I'm-so-rnts- the thmgs she does to try to 1 1997-98 • J cares more about hiS power understood pout that it's dtffi- sabotage his reputatIon DRT deals than her cult to see any real emotion Even though he pulls off a -In the ~weet Byeland Bye ! Her latest attempt at get- come through mce tnck, actmg menacmg as Anytime Nov. ~Dec. 31,1991 I tmg hiS attentIOn (after set- Inexplicably, thiS IS the well as canng, he Isn't gtven Season ting fire to her prep school) IS first production from enough and the plot IS way -Fences J I to set herself up as a kidnap- Stlverstone's own production too bonng for him to have a Jan.l~-Mar.22, 1998 ! Subscription pmg VIctImand when rescued company, FIrst }Uss You'd chance of malung an Impact. Two she has dreams dear old dad thtnk she would pick a better Supportmg roles by Harry -Scott J~plin(A mlwcal play) WIllrealize the error of hiS role for herself She shows Conmck Jr. as Vincent's part- April 2~May 24, ~8 People ways and welcome her WIth "Uncle" Rav (Chnstopher none of the spark that has ner In crime and fine -Odd Jo~s (Ameri~ Premie Just open arms Walken) and a couple of thugs made her such a hot property Austrahan actor Jack But when Vincent, a career are on theIr traIl along WIth of late. Thompson (MBreaker June 2-; une 28,1 8 $80 car thief, heISts Erntly's the police. And for the spark of Morant") as Emily's dad don't beemer as she's m the trunk "Baggage" feels like a romance? There is none. help much eIther It's a won- 313-868-1347 aW81tmgrescue, he gets mto hodgepodge of bad mOVIe It's forced romanttclsm der what m the scnpt much more than he bargatned clIches' the rntsunderstood Instead of haVIng the charac- brought them to the project for teenager, aloof parents who ters grow attracted through Wandenng from place to What follows ISa very can't see the forest for the dtalogue, we hear recogmz- place, "Excess Baggage" ISan unfunny comedy of errors trees, the thIef trymg to go able romantic pop songs aImless moVIe No real pomt Defying the odds since 1957 After Vincent (BemclODel straIght, lovers from dtfferent (Dave Matthews Band, The Just the old story of boy- 13103Woodrow WUson,DeL48238 Thro) realizes he's got an SIdes of the tracks. Wallflowers) m the back- steals-ear-meets.zany-woman- .Fax: 313-868-1705' E-Mail: [email protected] extra passenger, he tnes to Just add an underdog base- ground The effect IS an odd m-the-trunk and as they let her go In the woods ball team and a hooker WIth a sensation of watchmg some- dodge a nch uncanng dad, a She whInes So he lets her heart of gold and all the thmg totalty different than gangster-type uncle, the mob go closer to help She whmes chche bases WIllbe covered. what you're heanng. A and the law, they fall deeply • agam After he realizes Emily But mol'6!unmterestlng romanttc kidnappmg? The m love has madvertently burned stock characters don't help mUSICtnes to lead us when There IS one worthwhile down hiS warehouse full of Flippmg through the chan- the dialogue doesn't line m an otherwtse lost flick hlgh-pnced stolen autos and nels has more focus than this Del Toro ("The Usual "The best way to make your the pohce are after him for film Suspects") plays the thtef dreams come true ISto wake IT TAKES A HARD kidnapPing, he pleads for her SIlverstone ("Clueless") WIth dreams After the big up" A httle slmplisttc, but to to phone her dad to call off commg off a neat Batgtrl per- score he plans on opening up the POint. Too bad the mOVIe WOOD TO MAKE the police formance looks only slightly a karaoke bar m South wasn't as succmct There I No such luck Soon, Emtly's better than death warmed Amenca Just saved you six bucks. A TENDER STEAK. Baron's beef IS aged in 8-inch msulated maple wood coolers equipped with special ventilation Grosse Pointe War Memorial offers fall classes systems to promote tenderness naturally. In The Grosse Pomte War expenence the performmg On Thesday, Sept 16 from 7 for the evenmg's diSCUSSion addinon, we gnU our Prime grade steaks at Memorial's arts from an easy chair, the to 9 pm, J eZlak wtll offer The follOWIngweeks, he WIll 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, searing the outside September/October calendar War Memonal welcomes cnt- "More Film FUNdamentals," dlSCUss the work of Stanley and sealing in all the succulent flavor. Tender WIll offer a class, Actmg For ICSJohn Gumn and Lawrence four independent discussions Kubrick, Woody Allen and Joel steaks, combined with a dramatic waterfront Adults, from 7 30 to 9 30 P m. JeZlak to share their expertIse on the essence of film from 7"to Coen. A complete hst of fea- view of Canada and impeccable service, make Thursdays, Sept 11 - Nov 6 In opera and film. 9 p m Tuesdays, Sept. 16 and tured films IS avatlable at the the dining experience at Baron's hard to beat. Taught by Gretchen Guinn wl1l preVIew the 30, and Oct 14 and 28 War Memonal regtstratton . Alexandra, the 8-week pro- upcomIng MIchigan Opera Each week WIll focus on the desk for those Wlshmg to VIew gram IS deSIgned for expen- Theatre season on Monday, career of a distmguished the films before the lectures enced as well as nOYlcethespI- Sept. IS, from 7 to 8 30 pm., director WIth clIps from a WIde Enrollment fee IS$25 for the c--) ans Students WIllexplore the WIth an tn-depth look at range of hiS work Alfred senes; $7 a lecture Advance art of actmg from audltton MOT's first productIOn, Verdi's HItchcock WIll be featured registratton IS recommended r through performance, culml- "Atda" Sept 16 PortIons of his films The War Memonal IS locat- BARON'S STEAKHOUSE natmg WIth the productton of Subsequent productIOns WIll tncludmg "Sabotage," "Rear ------~ ed at 32 Lakeshore Call (313) several short scenes and be dIscussed as the season Wmdow," "North by 881-7511, Mondays through ~/¥J4",,-J monologues The cost IS $78 progresses The cost IS $8 a Northwest," "Psycho" and oth. Saturdays between 9 a m and For those who prefer to 1000 RJver Place, DetrOIt lecture ers will be used as the basIS 9pm. Reservattons reeommenderl 2:;9 4855 Women should know their health numbers By Dr. Vicki L 5eItzer these test results "hIgh " PreSident, Amencan College of Cholesterol: Reading your Blood pressure: Blood ObstetriCians & Gynecologists cholesterol test results as just pressure readmgs also are p • 0 D U c~~ Regular checkups and pen- abOUt a smgle number can be mIs- expressed In two numbers, .fM(GIOI~IPOIM"l'tIftws • ~ e. odIC screening tests can help leadmg Your total cholesterol such as 120/80 (or, "120 over ft '-"'C"N." AYt:"'tt[ II.. ~ .... ~ • to detect early disease and count ISdetermmed byaddmg 80") The first, or top number prevent other health prob- the amounts In your blood of measures the systolic pres- lems Translating some com- two llpoprotems which carry sure, the force of the blood in '.n.... "._.•,_.. ~dvertising your busin mon test results - from mys- cholesterol m your blood the artenes when your heart . tenous numbers mto clear HIgh denSity, or "good" .~. contracts The second, or bot- pIctures of the functIOns they lipoprotelDs (HDL) carry cho- tom number measures the ~ Designing a corporate I measure - IS an Important lesterol to the liver where It IS dlastohc pressure, the force of step tn momtonng your ellmmated Low denSIty, or the blood tn your artenes health "bad" lipoprotetns (LDL) leave when the heart relaxes ~ ProdUcing a newsletter Always ask your doctor to cholesterol m the blood ves- Most phySICIans beheve explslD any confUSing test sels to form fatty depoSits, that hypertenSIOn or "hIgh" Whatever your needs: Brochures, Flyers, Annual Reports, Catalogs, results You also may want to whIch can lead to heart blood pressure IS indicated chp and save thIS article for attack, stroke and other sen. when you have a systolic pres- our experts can create a unique print product for you. bnef explanatIOns of two com- ous health problems sure of more than 140 or a Develop your look and win your audience! mon test results that are Most phySICians recom- dl8stohc pressure of more expressed numencally mend a total cholesterol c()unt than 90 ("140 over 90"), mea- blood cholesterol and blood of under 200 However, con. sured over several readmgs ~ PUBLISHING ,IN pressure Overly hIgh read- cern would sttll be raised If a Left unchecked, thIS too can Ings from eIther or both of person who had a total count lead to senous problems such these tests can indIcate eXIst- of less than 200 had a SIgnIfi- as a heart attack or stroke Ing or potentIal problems, cantly hIgher amount of LDL such as heart disease than HDL In her blood No The good news Women can B1G~ Smce heart disease IS the matter what the breakdown of often control or reduce choles- leading cause of death among HDL and LDL IS m your terol and blood pressure levels women, It'S a good Idea to blood, most physIClans regard through dIet, exerctse and, If become famlhar WIth both of a total count of over 240 to be needed, medIcatIOn _-.-r------'- I ~n,- J 80~ S Hom,!ton S"ll,now MI48602 15171791 093~ SEQUENCE , . IBOOl96B 3456 fox 15171792 2423 ema I dmglO<:r1 com • MfOIIAI. 0fIIICII 9 U, Robb", Su~. 252 G,,,,,d Hoven MI49417 16161B~6 Bn6 10. (616) 8476747 _.-.-...... _""1...... -" September 11, 1997 88 Entertainment Grosse PoInte News Biography offers fresh insight into Jefferson's character "American Sphinx: The In hiS "Summary View," and carcasses of ammals from edly French accent" structlOn challenges posed by Character of Thomas Jefferson forcibly expressed Biblio File Arnencan Wilds While a diplo- Dunng hiS first maugural the Umverslty OfVlrglOla as Jefferson" hiS views m 1774, and, accord- mat 10 France, he arranged to address In 1801, Jefferson convement condUits for the By Joseph J Ellis 109 to Elhs, "What most read- have "another moose killed, enumerated "the natural same restless energles preVI- Knopf 365 pagel> $26 ers noticed, however, and another carcass was shipped advantages enjoyed by ously expended on hiS man- In the Prologue of Jefferson later claimed was over to Pans, where Jefferson Arnencan CItizens, who were sIDnon the mountalO, which "A.mE'nCfI'1 Sphm'<," JOQE'ph J - hlQ chief contnbutlDn, was the put It on dl:.play III tho; "ntI) .<-par When was the last time you VISitedFord House? Nearly every local has taken the lour but do you know what else Ford House has to offer? ThIs Fall you can choose from a mcnu of star-gazmg ove; Lake St ClaIr, a nature photography class, a SpeCial Halloween celebration for kids, a floral dcslgn workshop, and blrdwalks on our penmsula In fact, you can find our events listed on the Metro calen- News con appear one dar page each week So '" hen your favonte rela- day and be gone !he tives VISit be sure to bnng thcm for a tOUf,but nexr Our !he paper news IS Pllr'lIed on can Would like to extend to our valued eustomers mcmber that Ford House offers much and should Irve on morc be)ond the tOllr Comc and be Losryear more rhon two spedal dinners, available every night • OUfguest agam OUfgates arc open one Tt1lrd of 011 U S ••• I~ newspnnl was recycl~ during September. And rhor number 1\ • grow1r'19 every day ~"'I EDSEL & ELEANOR f\e - .f - - 1 I , J' • A o September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News Metro calendar 98 ",,~1tMY<\' .- * Each address appears only ","":~'fN~#',~0:.. 4 tlOn, dmner and danCing WIll Teacher OrgamzatlOn's 13th through Saturday, Oct 25 once, check prevIOUS listing If hlghhght the MIchIgan 30, those patrons who mention Annual Used Book Sale, Performances are slated for address IS not Included Humane Society's 120th Choral corral the Cottage Hospital KItchen Wednesday, Sept 17 through Fnday and Saturday at 8 p m Anniversary PAWS for The Grosse POinte Tour Will have 10 percent of Sunday, Sept 21, m the base. and select Sundays at 2 p m CelebratIOn gala on Saturday, Commumty Chorus IS cor. theIr art purchase pnce donat. Thursday, Sept. 11 ment of St Clare Church, 1401 mlhng new choral talenh for Ttckets are $11 on openmg ed to Cottage Hospital. Gallery Sept 13, at 6 pm., 111 Neiman Heavenly event Whittier In Grosse Pomte mght, all other performances Marcus, Somerset CollectIOn, ItS 46th annual Christmas hours are Monday through Get new Insight Into the Park Sale hours are Concert at the Grosse POinte are $13 50 (810) 771.6333 Saturday, from 10 a m to 6 2705 W BI~ Beaver In Troy Wl'dnl'sday from 630 to 9 30 h.,.1>"n" ",hen "hdlllel Best Ttckets range from $75 to $300 War MtHnoClal, through P III Call (313) 884-0100 presents a Star Struck pro- pm, Thursday and Fnday ReservatIOns are requested 'lUesday, Oct 14 Rehearsals DSO season gram focusmg on the fall skIes from 9 a m to 8 pm, Saturday are held on 'fuesday at 7 pm, Call (313) 872-3400 from 9 a m to 5 p m and MUSICDirector Neeme Jarvt Fine furnishings and ancient and modern m the ChOir Room of Grosse Will make hIS DetrOIt Contemporary Furntture astronomers, on Thursday, Sunday from 10 a m to 2 p m POlllte North High School, 707 Call (313) 886-1440 Symphony Orchestra 1997- DeSigns by John Flowers are Sept 11, from 7 to 8 30 pm, at Sundar, Sept. 14 Vermer m Grosse Pomte 1998 season debut on the podi- now on dIsplay along With the Edsel & Eleanor Ford Decorator kitchens Woods Call (313) 881-0909 um m Orchestra Hall, 3711 brass sculpture by Jamce House, 1100 Lakeshore In Tour the dehclOusly decorat- Thursdar, Sept. 18 Woodward m DetrOIt, With Tnmpe, traditional furnish- Grosse POinte Shores ed kitchens of 221 Ridge and Ford history plamst Murray Perahla In a lOgs, antIques, country French AdmIssIOn IS $5 Reservattons Sing out 50 Lakeshore 111 Grosse POinte The Grosse Pomte Hlstoncal Sign up to SlOgout WIth the program of TobIas, Schumann reproductions and accents, at are recommended Call (313) Farms, 664 Umverslty Place m 80cJety mVItes you to meet one and Nielsen Performances WIll the Ashley-Chns Gallery, 884-4222 St Clair Shores Commumty Grosse Pomte and 74 of the most remarkable bUSI- Chorus on Mondays, Sept 15 be offered on Fnday, Sept. 19, 15126 Kercheval m Grosse Stonehurst, 42 S Duval and 85 ness leaders of thiS century and 22, at 7 30 pm, m the at 8 pm, Saturday, Sept 20, at Pomte Park Gallery hours are Marge's jazz S. Duval In Grosse Pomte when Umverslty of Michigan Lakeshore Presby ten an 830 p m. and Sunday, Sept 21, 'lUesday through Fnday, from ChIll-out with the coolJazz of Shores, dunng the Cottage at 3 p m Ttckets range from Professor Dr DaVId LeWIS Church, 27801 Jefferson In St noon to 6 p.m and Saturday Tom Saunders and the Detroit Hospital Auxlhary's annual offers a Henry Ford II ClaIr Shores. No auditIOn IS $17 to $60 Call (313) 833- from 11 a m to 4 P m Call Jazz All-Stars on Thursday, KItchen Tour, Sunday, Sept 14, Perspective at the Edsel & reqUIred Call (810) 777-1347 3700 (313) 824-0700. Sept 11, from 8 to 11 pm, at from noon to 5 p m. Ttckets are Eleanor Ford House on $8 m advance from the Cottage Marge's Bar, 15300 Thursday, Sept 18, at 7.30 Elegance revisited Simon's lover Painting & SCUlpture Beaconsfield m Grosse POInte Hospital Glf't Shop,159 p m AdmISSIon IS free. Expenence the elegant hfe The Macomb Center for the Wayne County - The Arttsts Park Call (313) 881-8895 Kercheval In Grosse Pomte ReservatIOns are reqUired Call Performmg Arts, 44575 Among US IS the title of a Farms, Mutschler Kitchens, (313) 884-4222 style of DetrOIt's auto barons WIth a VISitto one of "Amenca's Garfield m Chnton Thwnshlp, Juned exhibition of origmal Inc, 20227 Mack III Grosse offers a star-studded season of pamtings 8lld sculptures pro- Saturday, Sept. 13 Pomte Woods; Shores Home Castles," the Edsel & Eleanor Lakeside art Friday, Sept. 18 Ford House Tours are offered mUSIC, comedy and drama duced through a collaborative DeSIgn Center, 22621 Harper Actor/comedIan Don Knotts project of the Wayne County The beauty of the shorelme on the hour, Tuesday through In St. Clair Shores; Riverside Arts celebration bnngs Neil Simon's hit comedy Council for the Arts, The WIll be the backdrop for the A multIcultural arts extrava- Saturday, from 10 a.m to 4 Custom DeSign & Remodelmg, Last of the Red Hot Lovers to Grosse Pomte Arts Council and annual Lac St Clmr Fme Art ganza, featunng more than P m and Sunday from noon to 20956 Mack III Grosse POInte hfe, Thursday, Sept. 18, at 7 30 the Ambleslde Gallery, 375 Fmr, a Juned show and sale 130 visual artists, an mterna- 4 P m Refreshments are avml. Woods and Hurst Apphance, pm and Friday, Sept 19 and FIsher m Grosse Pomte. The attractmg more than 200 able III the ActIVItIes Center 23210 Greater Mack tn St tlOnal array of bve entertain- Saturday, Sept. 20, at 8 p m. show will open with a gala artists from across the United ment, a Chl1dren's Fair, a Tea Room Admtsslon is $5 for Clair Shores. Ttckets may also Ttckets are $35 for Golden reception on Fnday, Sept. 12, States and Canada, on Youth Artists' Market and adults, $4 for seDlOrs ages 60 be purchased on the day of the Circle seats, $32 for adults and from 5 to 8 p.m. The exhibition Saturday, Sept. 13 and Sunday, other attractions aW81tyou at and above and $3 for children tour for $10 No infants or clul- $29 for students and semor CIt- WIllrun through Saturday, Sept 14, from 10 a m to 5 ages 12 and under. Call (313) Oct. dren under the age of 8 wI be the 11th Annual Detroit izens Call (810) 286-2222 4. The gallery IS open 'fuesday p.m., at Memorial Park, 32400 FestIval of the Arts. Fnday, 884-4222 admttted. Proceeds benefit the through Saturday, from 10 a.m Jefferson tn St ClaIr Shores. Sept. 19 to Sunday, Sept 21, 10 Ehse M Fmk Emergency Meadow Brook to 6 p m. Call (313) 885-8999. Proceeds benefit the MISS St. Center Call (313) 886-5751 the University Cultural Art of learning Clair Shores Pageant Center. The Festival wtIl be The DetrOIt InstItute of Arts, marquee FaCUlty exhibit ScholarshIp Fund. Call (810) Prancing paws held m a 15-block area bor- 5200 Woodward lD DetroIt, A young boy looks at family 445.5200 Pets and owners alIke WIll dered by Anthony Wayne offers a vanety of entertaining bfe from atop a bar and under From realism to conceptual art, the art faculty of Wayne have a doggone good time dur- Drive, John R, Ferry and and mfonnatIve programs. the thumb of a stnct Catholic Delicious advice 109the 13th annual 10K Pooch Warren 10 Detroit The event Bnng the sounds of the past to nun m the nostalgic comedy, State Umverslty WIll dIsplay Registered dIetitians and Prance pledge walk benefiting wl1l open WIth Art a la Carte, !lfe during a free Drop-In Over the Tavern, the opemng their talents during a Faculty ExhIbItIOn In the W.S.U exercise physiolOgists Betsey the MichIgan Anti-Cruelty the annual preVIew fundrslser, Workshop on the MUSIcal productIon of the Meadow Kurleto and Beverly Pnce WIll Society, Sunday, Sept 14, at on Fnday, from 6 to 11 pm, Instruments of AnCIent Egypt, Brook Theatre season, Community Arts Gallery, on offer tasty adVIce on specific 9'30 am, on the pIcturesque beginnmg WIth a reception on Saturday, Sept 13, from noon Wednesday, Sept. 17 through the WSU campus at 5400 nutntional approaches to grounds of the Edsel & Eleanor the outdoor plaza of the to 4 P m At 2 pm, on that Sunday, Oct 12. Performances Gullen Mall In Detroit, chromc disease, menopause, Ford House. FestiVIties mclude Museum of Afncan Amencan same date, artISts Nancy Spero are scheduled for Tuesday, through Fnday, Oct. 3 Gallery weIght loss, vegetanan dIet breakfast during the registra- History, 315 E. Warren in and Leon Golub WIll present a Thursday and Fnday at 8 pm., hours are Tuesday through and more during a NutntlOn tion penod, lunch following the Detroit, followed by a dinner, free lecture comparing their Wednesday at 2 and 8 pm., Fnday, from 10'30 a.m to 7 Secrets for Optimal Health walk and pnzes Call (313) tour of the Splendors of umque approaches to palntmg Saturday at 2, 6 and 8 p.m and p m and Saturday from 11 presentatton on Saturday, 891-7188 AnCient Egypt exhIbitIon and contemporary urban bfe Sunday at 2 and 6 30 p.m. a m to 5 p.m. Contemporanes, Sept 13, from 1 to 2 p.m., m afterglow at the DetrOIt Witness the birth of one of the TIckets range from $18 to $32 an exhIbItion featunng world- Barnes & Noble Bookstore, InstItute of Arts, 5200 wonders of the world dunng The Meadow Brook Theatre IS renowned painters Nancy 19221 Mack In Grosse Pointe Tuesday, Sept. 16 Woodward 10 Detroit PreVIew the free VIdeo presentatIon located on the campus of Spero and Leon Golub, WIll be Woods AdmiSSIon IS free Call Festive flutes tickets are $250 and $200. The Pyranud on Sunday, Sept 14, Oakland Umverslty, Just off on dIsplay m the Elame L. (313) 884-5220 The sounds of the Festival Festival WIllbe open on Fnday at noon Hear and diSCUSS the 1-75 Umverslty Road extt, Jacob Gallery, 4841 Cass m Flutes WIll fill the autumn au from 11 a m to 8 pm., ancIent Egyptian poetry dur- in Rochester. Call (248) 645- Detroit, from Saturday, Sept. Bids & barbecue when they play at the Gazebo, Chtldren's FaIr hours are mg the Poetry Reading Echoes 6666 13 through Saturday, Nov 29 BId on a vanety of mterest- on Kercheval between Saturday, from 11 a.m to 6 of Egyptian VOIces on that Gallery hours are 'fuesday through Fnday from 10:30' mg items dunng a Silent McK10ley and McMIllan 10 p m. and Sunday, from noon to same date, at 2 p m Call (313) Exhibits & Sales AuctIon & Barbecue on Grosse POinte Farms, in The 6 p.m. Call (313) 577.5088 8334249 a m to 7 p m. and Saturday Prized photographs from 11 a m to 5 p m Call Saturday, Sept 13, at 6 pm., 1D HIll shopping district, 'fuesday, Sept 16, from 6.30 to 7:30 pm A selection of award-W1nrung (313) 577-2423. TnDlty Episcopal Church, Live & Leam Instrumental audition works by MIchigan's 30205 Jefferson m St CI81r Call (313) 882-0077. The Detroit Symphony CIVIC Courses & adventures Photographer of the Year for Now at the OIA Shores Ttckets are $10 In Add some eXCitement to your Orchestra, an educatIonal out- 1997, Robert L Stewart, WIll advance or $12 at the door Call Wednesday, reach program of the DetrOIt The DetroIt Institute of Arts autumn by partakIng m the be shown at The Great Frame hosts the blockbuster exlubi- (810) 772-0704 courses and adventures hsted Symphony Orchestra proVIdmg Up of Grosse Pomte, 20665 Sept. 17 tUltlon.free tr8lnmg for asplr- tlOn Splendors of Ancient Volume deals In the Grosse Pointe War Mack In Grosse Pomte Woods, Egypt, through Sunday, Jan 4 Anniversary Memonal's Fall catalog. mg profeSSIonal mUSICians, through Thesday, Sept 30 Get great deals on your Ttckets are $10 for adults and Become 811 opera buff when offers open auditIons for Its extravaganza favonte hard and soft-cover Stewart, a St. Clair Shores res- $5 for cluldren ages 5 to 12 at John Gumn explores the upcommg concert season at Ident, has been honored WIth Ed McMahon, FrankIe Valb the DIA or $8.50 for adults and books and VIdeotapes from the MichIgan Opera Theatre's Orchestra Hall on Saturday, Kodak's Gallery Award for and the Four Seasons, a show St ClaIr of Montefalco $4 50 for chtldren at The Great upcommg productton of Verdi's Sept 13, by appomtment Excellence SIX times. The of deSIgner fashions, a hve auc- Elementary School Parent Candidates should come pre- Frame Up Grosse POInte. AIda, Monday, Sept. 15, from 7 Great Frame Up IS open Runmng m conjunction with to 8:30 p m The fee is $8 Get a pared to play a solo of their Monday and Wednesday from chOIce, selected excerpts and thiS exhibitIOn are Papyrus of IlREIl EUU 1l0NE head start on your memoirs 10 a m to 7 pm., Fnday and FILU8TIlA!U~OII.~IlIIlIl{;"11l18NONE scales Call (313) 833.3362, Nes-Mm, a Book of the Dead WIth editor Ken Eatherly's Saturday from 10 a m to 6 from the DrA's permanent col. POE fRIlSES Your LIfe Story wntIng work- ext 112 IT A I L S A \I I p m. and Tuesday and lectlon, and Egypt In Afnca, a Last week's ONCE PAODUCEII shop on 'fuesdays, Sept 16 to Thursday from 10 a m. to 9 collectIOn explonng the affim- ATE A ElL AV Oct 21, from 7 to 9 pm, the Rhyme time p.m Call (313) 884-0140 01 ECTOR CAVE tIes between Egypt and sub- pUZZle solved fee IS $95 MOVIe critic Bea Batley of the Macomb RE JIlMES Saharan Afnca. Also new IS A BADOEII FAR Lawrence Jezlak WIll launch Commumty College Speakers Contemporary Renaissance AltarpIece oPUS STUNTMIIN hiS More Ftlm FUNdamentals Bureau WIll address the topiC NINO 0 NEASE concepts Preserved Techmques and ICEfN NOD IIEST course on Tuesday, Sept 16, of Nursery Rhymes dunng a ConservatIOn of Tobias and from 7 to 9 pm., WIth an meetmg of the Amencan New Oils on canvas by Three Archangels, through overvtew of the work of Alfred AsSOCIatIonof Retired Persons French ImpresslODlst LOUIS Sunday, Jan. 4 Early Modern Hitchcock. The fee IS$7 per lec- Chapter 3417 on Thursday, Jaquet are now bemg featured Masterpieces SelectIOns From ture or $25 for a senes of 4 lec- Sept 18, at 1 pm, in the at Gallene 454, 15105 The Perm811ent Collection runs tures Become a certified Blossom Heath Inn, 24800 Kercheval m Grosse Pomte through spnng 1998 Through Community TeleVISionServtces Jefferson m St Clair Shores Park The gallery IS open Saturday, Feb 28, take In volunteer productIOn assistant Call (810) 754-7751 Thursday and Fnday from Contemporary Masterpieces by completIng a Lights, noon to 6 p m. and Saturday Selections From the Camera, ActIon course on from 10 a m to 4 pm, or by On Stage & SCreen Permanent CollectIon Thursday, Sept 18, from 7 30 appomtment Call (313) 822. Lots of laughs 4454 Fabulous Monsters' Fantasy to 8 30 p m The fee IS $10 Put The Second City-DetrOIt Manonettes from the Paul your world In focus WIth a Comedy Theatre, 2305 McPharhn Collection runs BaSIC Photography course, Cottage benefit Woodward In DetrOIt, presents through Sunday, Nov 2 'fuesdays, Sept 16 through A selection of art work and Send In The Clones, a reVIew of Museum hours are Wednesday Oct 21, from 7 to 10 p m The accessones for the Stonehurst hve, cutting-edge comedy, through Fnday, 11 a m to 4 fee IS $95 Explore the VIsual home featured on the Cottage through Tuesday, Sept 30 pm, and Saturday and arts WIth Begmmng DraWIng, Hospital Auxlhary's Kitchen Performances Will run Sunday, from 11 a m. to 5 p m Mondays, Sept 15 through Tour are currently featured at Wednesday through Sunday at Nov. 3, from 7 to 9 p m or The Grosse POinte Gallery, Recommended admiSSion IS $4 8 p m WIth additIOnal shows for adults and $1 for chIldren 'lUesdays, Sept 16 to Nov 4, 19869 Mack m Grosse Pomte on Fnday and Saturday at Woods Through Tuesday, Sept and students Call (313) 833- from 9 to 11 a m The fee IS$70 1030 pm The cast performs 7963 Get In shape WIth Semor an ImproVIsatIonal comedy set ExerCise classes, 'lUesdays and after each performance on Thursdays, Sept 16 through Sunday, Wednesday and Oct 28, from 9 to 9 45 a m The Thursday and after the 10 30 fee IS $36 Advanced registra- p m shows on Fnday and DO YOU tIon IS recommended for all Saturday Ttckets are $12 on ••• programs Call (313) 881-7511 want to be in the metro calendar? Sunday, $8 on Wednesday, $14 Then frll out Ihls form send II to 96 Kercheval, Grosse POInte on Thursday, $1750 on Fnday Farms, 48236, or fax to (313) 882-1585, by 3 P m Friday Artists' event and $1950 on Saturday Call Event Grosse Pomte pen and mk (313) 965-2222 artist WIlma Urban WIlloffer a Date demonstration dunng the first Terrific tap Time fall meetmg of the LakeSide MUSical comedy takes flight Palette Club ofSt Clair Shores Place as a troop of hoofers head to on Thursday, Sept 11, at 730 Hollywood aboard a mati plane Cost pm, m the St Clair Shores m Tapdance, at the Broadway Reservations & Questions? Call CIVICArena, 20000 Stephens m Onstage Theatre, 21517 Kelly St ClaIr Shores AdmISSIon IS Contact Person In Eastpointe, Fnday, Sept 19 $1 Call (313) 881-0625 COIl .... " ...... 80~ S Homtlton Sog JacobsonS Jacobson's WtbMeY~X& A unique international marketplace for children of all ages ... Fall is approachmg ... It's caramel Infant & Children's Furniture & apple time .. plus ... we have apples Accessones • Linens dipped in chocolate for your enjoy- Original Art • Total DeSIgn Services ment or as a tasty gift ... Handmade Baptism Gowns ''There's always something Estee Lauder Makeover. RUSSIan Hand Painted Heirlooms happenin' at Jacobsonts" September 11 through September 13. Toys from Around the World .JOSEF'S Please call for an appomtment (313) .'Rf:'\TCII I.\~'IIU." 810/776-8826 NOW YOU MAY ENJOY 882-7000 Ext. 107 ... 21150 Mack, Grosse Pointe 23211 Marter ReI (Marter & Jefferson) 5t ClaIr Shores SHOPPING AT JACOBSON'S Cosmetic Department Woods, (313) 881-5710. M, T, W 10-6, Thurs, Fn, 10-B, Sat 10-5, Closed Sun MONDAY TIffiOUGH SATURDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Cranets Off White Sale. Save 15% Jacobson's WIll be open 10.00 a.m. on three styles of elegant 100% untIl 9:00 p.m Monday through Cotton Crane's Ecruwhlte, Kid FmIsh, Personalized Stationery Wlth KISKA JEWELERS Saturday, Sunday Noon untJ15:00 p.m End of summer has amved tIme OptIOnal Envelope Lmings. Now New fall merchandise has to reJuvenate your dry skIn. The through September 15. arnved ... We have a large selection Earn Extra Money For The NOTRE DAME PHARMACY has Just Stationery Department of beautIful Swiss made TIsot Holidays. Seasonal Bonus opportu- the answer for exactly the right pnce. watches m men's and ladies designs nity and a generous discount for full Vitabath Gelee IS on SALE. ReceIve AschlGrossbardt Collection in a variety to choose from, all with a or part-tIme positions Apply m 32 oz. (value $40.00) for only $30.00. Show. September 15 through price range to suit your taste ... person. Plus, speCIals on several travel gIft September 21 at 63 Kercheval on-the-Hill, Personnel Office items by Vitabath. Stock up now ... at Fine Jewelry Department (313) 885-5755. 16926 Kercheval in-the-Village, (313) The New Face of Ms. J Model 885-2154. Search. You could be the Ms. J Face Sportswear week September 14 to represent our new Ms. J to September 20. Jom us for a pre- The Edwin Paul Salon is pleased to Department. If you are 18 or over, VIew of this season's career, casual you are elIgible to enter the model and active wear by Austm Reed, announce that Jennifer Lauzon has search. Call 1-888-MSJ-Face for Pendelton, Lauren, Joan Vass and joined our team. Jennifer is one of BOtt-LOOT detaIls Model Search Day IS More' Register to Wln a cosmetIc gift the area's most talented nail techs. It's September - do you know September 13 and 14 from Noon basket. Come see the changes at She also gives a wonderful pedicure. where your fall wardrobe IS? Come until 4'00 p.m. Jacobson's! Call now and book an appomtment at in to Bon-Loot and find the clothes Ms. J Department Ladies Sportswear Department the most innovative salon in the you need now. Our new mventory is Save 20% on Holiday Cards. Midwest. better than ever - great colors, great Order your personalIzed holiday Icoloniali Bath and Body Our award-winmng salon is prices - versatile clothes to be com- cards now, you'll have plenty of tIme Products. Are now available in our open late five nights and offers fortable m and lots of everythIng to sign and send them before the Cosmetic Department you the choice of twenty very Our gIft room is shapmg up for the holIday rush. Order now through dIverse and talented stylIsts. season too, at . 17114 Kercheval m- September 30, you save 20% off the Register to Win a MacKenzie- Only the best IS at Edwin the-Village, (313) 886-8386. regular pnce Childs Stationery Gift Box - A Paul! Come see for yourself... Stationery Deparment $50 Value.. WIth any MacKenZIe- (313) 885-9001. Childs purchase. Now through National Hosiery Week is September 27. September 6-21. With any hosiery Store For The Home purchase during that time regIster to lDWJn, PAUL win a free gift basket of Donna I Karan HOSIery - a $75 value Register to Win an Orrefors 20327 Mack Ave • Grosse POlnle Woods Hosiery Department Crystal Bowl- A $100 Value. With Wonderful things have been any Orrefors purchase. Now through I "growing" Birkenstock Shoe Trunk Show. September 27. Store For The Home at the Fruit Tree! Saturday, September 13, from 11:00 New owners MIke & LIsa Rennell mVite a.m. to 4'00 P m Ann you In to see what's new Ms. J Department Arbor A I Root and Yankee Candles Antiques Home Accessories • Custom GIft Wrap Relaunch of Trish McEvoy. Markel Make-up artists will be present Handcrafted Hickory ChaIrs September 11 through September 13 I ANTIQUE LOVERS. Don't miss Sunrise and Larkspur Greetmg Cards to sample their latest products. out - come Join us at the Ann Arbor As Always GIFT BASKETS FOR ALL Please call for an appointment (313) Draperies and Interiors AntIques Market on Saturday and 882-7000 Ext 107. Sunday, September 20th and 21st OCCASIONS 30th ANNIVERSARY Cosmetic Department ThIS IS our 29th season There are Fnllt • Gourmet Chocolates • Wme Jom us at our OPEN HOUSE over 300 dealers in quahty antIques Cheese • Many SpecIalty Items Sept. 25, 1997 Lancome Intemational Language of and select collectIbles. All under A Basket from the Fruit Tree IS 2:00 p.m. to 8 00 p m Color, Sample the latest products from I cover All Items guaranteed as repre- "Always A Welcome Gift" Champagne and hors d'oeuvres. Lancome September 10 through sented The bme IS 8 00 a m through Fresh Bagels & Coffee Dally ExclUSIve one day Trunk Show September 13 Please call for an 4 00 P m ... at 5055 Ann Arbor - 20129 Mack Ave • Grosse POInteWoods appomtment (313) 882.7000 Ext. 107. 28983 Little Mack. St ClaIr Shores SalIne Road (EXIt #175 ofT 1.94, then (313) 886-2352 Cosmetic Department (810) 772-1196 south 3 mIles). Only $5 00 admISSIon To adYefttM In tNa column call FREE parkmg. (313) W.3SQO by 2:00 p,m, FridoYI I COltPOt! Aft 0I'I'ICI1t l 804 S Hom I,,,,, ';09mow M I 48607 1\1711920934 SEQUENCE ..' 18001968 3456 lox 11171797 2421 pmo I ~mQ If.fcrl!> (om ••• ICHlAL 0PfICIa o 9')(-, R(Jb~ n'!o S\Jlte 251 00. Q GlOOr! ~10Vf!'n MI49AIl (~I 'I 84~ 8126 fox (6161 8471>747 ,.moi dmn')~ rnm , """,,~'R ,~~~~,"(llj.*me;;;:~~:?~ OrOSK Pointe ~ws Classified Index page 5 Prep football page 3 Top junior golfer used to think the sport was boring By Chuck Klonke North Jumor spent most of hIs boring this was when my es and 73 and finished third," he for Bo and Mr Bnnk caddIed Sports Editor summer vacation on golf cours. brother (K C ) and I would play "I guess my life won't be dull said for me He helped keep me Here's one for RIpley's es, perfecting a game that has on the short courses WIth my for qUIte a whlle,~ he saId WIth HIS caddy for the qualifier calm and was a bIg reason I dId "BelieveIt or Not ~ made hIm one of the best 16- dad (Bob),"Rery saId a laugh was Barry Bnnk, the father of as well as I dId" one of hiS best friends, Bo The Clearys are member~ of Rory Cleary used to think year-old players In the country "Now I play so much It's He's a member of North's golf golfwas dull and bonng "I got my first set of clubs scary I can't think of many team and one of hIS goals ISto Brink the Country Club of DetrOIt "My dad usually caddies for and Rory credits club pro Jay ObVIously, that's no longer when I was In the second grade things I'd rather do I love qualify for the state meet me. but you couldn't have your Horton and hiS aSSIstant, Matt the case The Gros~e Pomte and I remember thinking how being out on the course In the Cleary would like to play golf fresh aIr I even enJoy practlc- In college and would eventually parents caddy for you at thiS Ing whether It's on the dnVlng like to JOin the PGA Tour, but tournament, so my dad caddied See CLEARY, page 2C range or the putting green or he realizes how few golfers working on my short game" achieve that level Cleary was In the seventh "I'd love to play golf at grade when the golf bug really Stanford - that's my ultimate bit hIm dream," Cleary saId "ThISnext "Once I got a little more year IS very Important I have mature, I started to recogmze to do well In tournaments and I It for what It IS," he said "It's have to keep my grades up It's more than a game. It's hke a that combinatIOn a great pro- fnend to me" gram like Stanford IS looking Cleary played In nearly 20 for tournaments dunng the sum- "I should know by the bme I mer, but the highlight was get to college whether I'd have quahfylng for the Umted the stuff to turn pro I've been States Golf AsSOCiatIOn's ImproVIng every year and I (USGA) Jumor Amateur at the have to keep rmprovmg That Aronmmk Golf Club III Newton would be a fun life, travehng Square, Pa around the country plaY1ngIn "It was the best-run tourna- golf tournaments ~ ment I've ever played In," This summer he played In Cleary said "I shot a 79 and 80 mne states on some of the best and fimshed In the middle of golf courses the pack, but It was qUIte an "When I'm playing these expenence" courses I think to myself, 'this ESPN teleVIsed the event IS where Arnold Palmer and and Cleary caught the eye of Jack NIcklaus played. These the network's broadcasters are tournaments that tOOay's "They mentioned what a up-and-coming stars like Phil great field It was and that one MIckelson and Tiger Woods of the competltors even had a played In This IS a hole that 4 2 grade-pomt average," John Daly took a nine on - Cleary saId "They dIdn't men- and 1 parred It,'" Cleary Said tion me by name, but It was "1 look at It as a pnVllege to mce to be recogmzed play thIS game on these cours- P1J.'" by Rosh Slllan AcademICS are Important to es» me~ Cleary earned the berth In Getting away Cleary IS an all-A student at the USGA Jr Amateur WIth a GroSllePointe South's Josh Lorence puts a move on North and he hasn't taken any fine round In the qualifYIng a Notre Dame tackler during the Blue Devils' 21.6 easy paths to success In school tournament at Radnck Farms victory over the Irish in the seasoD opener for both Rory Cleary shows the follow through that has made ThIs year he's enrolled In three near Ann Arbor teams. Details of the game are on page 3C. him one of the best juu.ior golfers in the country. Advanced Placement classes "I shot an 83 In my practice and has two other honors class- round, but came back With a 74 Nowyour team can skate inthe heart of Hockeytown, at Detroit's Premier Recreational Ice Arena. Now is the time to register your team in one of the non-contact, adult recreational mommg and early afternoon leagues now fanning for FaJll997. 1be City Sports center is Detroit's newest and best ice hoc1ey factlity, wuh twin NHL regulation-sized rinks, luxunous dressJng rooms and jull-servil;e concessions . • Beginning week of OCtober 5th and rnnning tbrn week of Marcb 8th • MId-morrung or mid-ajternoon games (Monday tbrn Friday) • 16game guarantee • Team practice ICe avatlable • No check teams • Generous prizes and awards topldyojf champIOnS and rnnners-up • $120 per game/team (includes ref and ice) To schedule a time to stop by and see the faalities or for more information, contact Monfca, Bldise or Sam at 313-567-2423. . . ~ly ,.\ COIl .... an ...... , 804 S Hom lion l I log now MI.\8607 , 1\17)7Q?09~4 SEQUENCE A 18001968 ~456 10' 1\ 7} 792 74?1 f'mlll rlmql0rrlsrom ."'OUL 0fPICII o Q?6 Robb n. lillie 757 o • a Q Grord Hovt!n MI ~9"'7 11>11>1846an6 10' 1616) 847<'>747 1Imni1 ~?~.rtvl'lo September 11, 1997 2C s orts Grosse Pointe News Defense triggers Knights' strong start in boys soccer By Chuck Klonke defense and I've had good The Roeper game was score- KIsh, Matt Nowak, Masseha a 2-0 vIctory over Eaton Sports Editor defenSIve people and excellent less after regulatton, but seven McDonald and Peters were "It was really a 1-0 game,~ RapIds goalkeep1Og " UnJverslt~ Llgl;ett School mmutes mto the first overtIme very sohd In front of hIm Backhurst said "They had soccer coach DavId Backhurst penod defender Anthony eight semors back, so we knew Gotfredson broke a scoreless has always stressed defense to A coach can also lOstall a Peters scored the only goal of "Klsh has very ably replaced we were gomg up agamst a for- tIe WIth 15 mmutes to go when his teams and thiS year IS no defenSive system qUIcker than the game from a scramble after our all-state sweeper. MIke midable SIde ~ he took a crossmg- pass from exceptIOn puttmg an olTense together a tree kIck by Brad Cenko Gressman," Backhurst saId POZIOS Once agaIn, It was scoreless "When I played, I played "The defense IS easier to put GoalIe Dan Fernn had an "Nowak, a semor co-captaIn, untIl there were about eIght Gotfredson scored hIS sec- defense so I\e always been a In at the start of the season,~ outstand1Og game and hiS marks the other team's best mmutes to go '1. omas POZlOs ond goal of the game WIth only defensive coach," Backhurst Backhurst saId defenders. sweeper Jonathon forward McDonald IS In the sent a crossmg pass to Mark a couple of mmutes left after a said after the KnIghts opened Nowak mold Our third defend- Gotfredson, who redirected It pass from Cenko the season WIth three straight "Hopefully, the offense WIll er IS Eh Bmns-Cooley, but he to Cenko, who fired It 1Otothe shutout Vlctones, Includmg a come along later and gIve us a Cleary wasn't able to play lo the tour- net Femn recorded the first of paIr of WinS m the ULS httle margIn for error" nament so Peters replaced him hiS three shutouts InVltatlOnallast weekend From page Ie and did an outstandmg Job" "Then It was up to the ULS, whIch fimshed fourth defense to hold them off for the The KnIghts travel to Alpena "I've always felt that If you Bodde, for a bIg part 1D hIS In its four-team tournament a Shnne beat Dearborn 4-3 In last 8 1/2 mmutes,~ Backhurst development as a golfer thiS weekend to play 10 a tour- can shut the door on the oppo- year ago, won It WIth 1.0 VlCto- the other senufinal game, set- "They've helped me WIth the said "We outshot Shnne 28.6, nament SItIOn,you'll be In the game nes over Bloomfield HIlls t10g up a rematch between the meehanlcs of my sWIng, now but had a hard time beatmg I've always emphasl1ed Roeper and Royal Oak Shnne two Knights. who met In the their goahe ~ TheIr first game wIll be It'S up to me to get the mental state dlstnct tournament last SIde down.~ Cleary said "I agamst Elk Rapids, the team year WIth ULS conung away ULS beat 1D the state Class C. think that haVlng the nght WIth a 2-0 VIctory ~ mental frame of m10d IS more ULS opened the season WIth D champIOnshIp game la8t fall NeigHJorimd Highlights Important 1D golf than m any C. L' U .8 other sport ~ And he seems to be gettmg that nght where It should be, Bolton-Johnston AsSOCiates of the veterans. too. beat SequOla Industnes 10.6 to Collard and KowalkowskI wm the champIonshIp m the are native Grosse Pointers, "I played 10 one tournament NeIghborhood Club women's who now hve more than an where I shot a 44 on the front softball league hour away, but continue to play nme,~ Cleary SaId "I had three LIsa Bradley was selected 10 the league. tnple bogeys and a double and most valuable player for "Along WIth the game and the rest of the holes were pars Bolton-Johnston She doubled the fnendships. wonderful On the back mne, I tned to put and scored the team's first ron faCIlIties and great umpmng It out of my mind and shot a m the champlOnsmp game and keeps them commg back," one-under 35 You have to made two dIVing catches GIllette said learn to play thIS game one Kern Kelly hIt a three-run shot at a time homer and played well defen. slvely at first base Other Men's baseball "A lot of people were offenSIve support came from Drummy Olds-Suzukl won impressed when they found out Amy KIsh, MIchele the NeIghborhood Club men's I had the bad score on the first KowalkowskI and Jodt Collard baseball champlOnsmp WIth a nme and was able to come back Sequoia IS a team noted for p81r of Vlctones over the Reds hke I dId" Its hlttmg, but Bolton- 10 the double-ehmmatton tour- Johnston pitcher Shelly nament That's matunty that many GIllette dId a good Job contain. The Reds came out of the golfers much older than Cleary Ing the batters OutstandIng losers' bracket to wm the first haven't achieved outfield play by KowalkowskI, game 13-9 WIth sohd teamwork "My parents started me offm Collard, Betsy Bernard and and offense. but Drummy's the nght dIrectIOn,~ Rory SaId Mary Kay Weston also helped defense was instnImental 10 "My dad's an B.handlcap golfer hold down SequOia the second game as It rolled to My mom (KIm) doesn't play Stanley visits Pointes The infield defense was also an 8-1 VlCtorybehmd the no-hIt that much anymore, but she sohd WIth Lynn Pellento, KIsh AI Sobotka, the Zambonl drivel' at Joe Louis .Arena, brought the Stanley Cup to Pltcmng of Paul Straske went to a golf school at and Marguente Johnston turn- Little Tony's Lounge In Grosse Pointe Wooda for a Labor Day vls1t. Admiring one "We were a httle rosty m the Pmehurst once They've gIVen Ing a pair of double plays of profe88l.onal .porta' most famous trophies are from left, Tony Alfonsi. Terrie first game,~ said Drummy me a lot of support And my Weston, who normally plays McLauchlan. AI Sobotka. Andrew Sobotka. carol Alfon.i. Tony Alfonsi SJ:. and player-manager Kurt Barr, dad's secretary has been a bIg Mike Alfons!. first, dId a good Job lo nght "but we pIcked It up In the sec- help makIng arrangements for field, while Peggy Mahoney ond ~ the tournaments. Somebody also contnbuted with her speed Bnan Blake homered tWIce asked ushe was my manager~ at bat. for the WInners Rory has a couple of tourna- MargIe Gathff and Lmda ThIs ISthe second year 10 the ments planned 10 Flonda dur- Boyle were mIssed 10 the league for Drummy 109 the WInter months championsmp game, but they Among the other team mem- contnbuted to the team's suc- bers are Shane Barr, Jeff "The golfers 10 Cahfornia cess dunng the regular season. Adams, TIm Sacka, Phl1 and Flonda have a bIg advan- So dId Sara ReIchert, who Hanon, Bob Hanon, Dan tage because they can play all filled in capably where ever she Watkms, Marc Adams, Aaron year, but sometimes you have was needed Michael, NIck Chaple, John to take some tIme off, too,~ he Another factor 10 Bolton- Seagram, Brent Barr and Will saId "After the high school Johnston's success was the Duell. season IS over, It'S mce to take coachmg of John Beebe He did Members of the Reds are a break but m December or a good Job of IdentIfy10g the Mark Bieszki, Denms January I start gettmg arunQUS players' ablhtles and rotating Bodenbach, Karl DaVlds, John to play agam the large roster so that every- DombrowskI, Tom Edgerton. one got a chance to play John Greenlee, Gordie Kobus, "I've played 10 the snow And LongeVlty IS another reason RICO Mayne, RIchard F when the weather starts to for the squad's success Some of Reynolds, RIchard S Reynolds, warm up, I always check the the players have been In the MIchael Rice, Ender Roa, weather page 1D USA Today to league more than 20 years Larry Stamos and Matt see If I can get Qut on the Mahoney and GIllette are two Vaughn course It's an addlctmg sport ~ Bolton-JohnBton Aaociates won the championship In the Neighborhood Club women's softball league with a 10-6 vlctcny over Sequoia Industries In the flDaI.ame. In front, from left. are u.a Bradley. SheUy GWette, JocI1 Collard, Kem KeUy 1Uld. Mar• .. erlte Johnston, In back. from left, are coach John Beebe, Peggy Mahoney. Michele Kowalkowski. Mary Weston, Lynn PeDerlto, Amy Kleh 1Uld. Betsy Bemard. Not pictured are Linda Boyle. Margie a..tUff aDd Sara Relcbert. Members of the ruDDer-up Sequoia team were Cathy Coates, JudDe Cole. Jennifer DeIiJll.ki, MaggIe Duquet. EDen Gou!D, Laurie Kyatad. NllDcy McCu1'oD. DaDa Moir, Suy Murpby. Kathleen Semis, 8aIIy 8pUes. IOcbeUe StepheD8. Debbie Taylor and Pam Yates. ,r ...... _- ...... - ...... "! .t.. .. "'roC,CJI' ! S " • 1 . ' ,';:'1_771" qUmas, • I ... t A 1 o Grossese.p.te.m.be.r.1.1,.1.99.7Pointe News ~norts~ 3C • Norsemen rout first football foe By Chuck Klenke Aubrey had five carne& on Sumbera &ald "All the other Sports Editor offense and gaIned 133 yards kids played a lot That's good It dIdn't take long for Grosse He also racked up 189yards on when you can get them play10g POInteNorth to show It was a punt returns for 322 yard~ 10 time In the opener" much better football team than total offense Fullback Paul ValenCia had Its openmg mght opponent - "We're expectmg a lot from 68 yards m SIX carnes and DetrOit SouthW"'''Lt:lll .1'l1..k till" )""1: SUmbd , COIlNilAft 0MCUt 804 S Ham 'on Sag,""", MI 48602 151717920934 SEQUENCE .. 18001968 3456 10'15171792 2423 ~m01I dmg'Ocrl~com INtOUL otIIIICIl 92~ Robh,ns Surt.252 Grood Hoven MI.A9A17 (61618468726 10.16161847<'>747 .. IW"II- .... ,,'~,...-. September 11, 1997 _4C __ Sports Grosse Pointe News South girls still on the fast track Grosse Pomte South's girls Kraft, 19th, Sara Crowe, 22nd, are to quahfy for the state cross country team ~s off to a and Enn Smlalek, 26th finals for an unprecedented fast start after fimshlOg first m More than 60 South runners 18th consecutive season the season-opemng Algonac competed m the Jumor varsity South Will also attempt to Muskrat InVItational race Knstm NIckel was first m wm Its eighth straight state The Blue DevJ1sled a field of 2222 regional title - another state 14 Class A teams Romeo was The Blue DevJ1s sopho- record The Blue DeVIls have ''''''iIld, fullu"",,d bi Ford II, IUu! e Wli. folluwed by freshman been either first or second m Port Huron and Grosse POlOte Ehzabeth Osburn (22 34), the regional each year smce North semor Janel ZUIdema (2349), 1980 All seven South varsity run. JUnior Mane Maurer (23'57) South has another tough ners earned medals and fin- and freshman Kate schedule ahead of It m the Ished among the top 26 Fmkenstaed (2414) Macomb Area Conference Red Jonme Vasse was first, whIle In a field of more than 200 DIVISion South teammates Beth Auty runners, South had 29 of the Four of the state's top 15 and Heidi Crowley were fourth top 50, teams, mcludmg defendmg and eighth, respectIvely "ThIs season, once agam, Class A champIOn Stevenson, Vasse led from start to fimsh looks very bnght," saId coach are m the MAC Red and she was the only runner to Steve Zaranek "A solid core of "It's the toughest league 10 fimsh the race 10 under 20 returOlng veteran runners, the state," Zaranek said mlOutes WIth her 19 32 c1ock- combmed WIth South's typIcal Stevenson, agam ranked No 109 team depth - 75 runners - 1, WIllbe the toughest competi- Roundmg out the Blue WIll make for an excit10g sea. tion for the Blue DeVIls, who DeVIls' varsIty hneup were son' fimshed Sixth m last year's Knstm RItter, 14th, Katy Among the Blue DeVIls'goals state meet Ford II was 10th and Port Huron Northern 15th South returns All-Staters Petersen leads South Vasse and Auty, while Crowley, Kraft and Ritter are also expe- nenced performers Strong Groll5e Pointe South's girls cro .. country team took finJt place in C.... A at the to third-place finish support will come from Sara Muskrat Invitational in Algonac last weekend. In the front row, from left, are Kristin Crowe, Smlalek, Nickel, Ritter. Beth Auty and Heidi Crowley. In back, from left. are Erin Smialek. Katy Kraft. By Chuck Klonke South's second runner was Osburn and ZUidema. Sara Crowe and individual champion JolUlle VaUCh Sports EdItor Parker Roth, who was 14th Grosse Pointe South's overall, while Jeff PIlley fin- Andrew Petersen cbdn't get lost Ished 21st Bnan Steele, Justm when the cross country course Bosley, Garrett Heffner and Best start ever for ULS cross country at Algonac went IOto a wooded Ben Visger rounded out the area Blue DevJ1s'top seven Umverslty LIggett School's Joel Parrott fimshed third, at the Muskrat InVItatIOnal m season ThIs year It's bemg Instead, he lost some of the Sterlmg Heights finished cross country team IS off to ItS followed by teammates Sonny Algonac shaken around' competition first and Cousmo was second best start ever Ford and Jim Fortune Matt One of only two Class C Bahado was the Knights' "Andrew was runnmg eighth "Sterlmg HeIghts IS strong Led by sophomore Shakar Lombardo won the final medal schools, ULS was 10th 10 a first runner, but sophomore when he went IOto the woods agam, but we mIght catch up to Bahado's first-place fimsh, the and rounded out the ULS scar- field of 20 schools PerenOlal Blair Foust was right on his and when he came out he was them as the season goes on,' Kmghts fimshed second - mg Class C powerhouse Sandusky heels and Parrott wasn't far fourth," said Blue DeVIls coach Wise saId "We ran OK, but I only SlXpoints behmd champi- "The best we have ever run,' was first behmd. Clark Durant, Fortune 'Ibm WIse after Petersen's fifth- held out a few kids' on DetrOlt Holy Redeemer - m IS the way coach PhIl Langford "We fimshed well ahead of and Lombardo completed the place fimsh led South to a top Dave Majeski and Bill the Harper Woods InVItatIOnal descnbed the Kmghts' efforts teams we normally aren't com- ULS scoring three stancbng at the Muskrat Crawford also ran well for petItIVe aga1Ost," Langford One of ULS' goals thIS year IS InVItational "He was out- South said "It was the first time to beat Metro Conference nval kIcked by one runner at the fin- Fred Pope and MIke AlVIn we've beaten Center Lme, Yale Lutheran Westland, a school Ish, but Andrew ran a tremen- fimshed second and third, Encouraging signs and many of the Class B the Knights have never beaten. dous race' respectively, m the JunIor var- schools "To put our frustratIon m Petersen was clocked m sity race "Our team is stronger perspectIVe, it's the feelmg a 1658 because we have become more MAC team expenences after for Knight netters competitive WIth each other. runmng Grosse POlOte South's girls team every year,' Sometimes success can't South was second WIth 11 Our order of team fimsh was More firsts for North always be measured by WIns pomts, followed by Grosse pretty much set In stone last Langford S31d By Chuck Klonke There were also some and losses Pomte North and ULS With Sports Editor encouraging performances ID UOIversity LIggett School's eight and seven, respectively Scott Cooper has a lot of the Jumor varsity race girls tenms team was fourth m Earher, the KOIghts defeated firsts on hiS Grosse Pomte Julia Wemert was thIrd the annual ULS Tenms an Improved Academy of the Good start for North North girls cross country team overall m the JV race and her InVItational last weekend, but Sacred Heart team 8-0 Grosse Pomte North's girls freestyle and 100 butterfly. thiS fall time would have made her the coach Chuck Wnght saw rea- Megler, Kendall Wrigley, sWlmmmg team got off to a North's 400 freestyle rela);. Molly Marco and Mante "VI'e've been lookmg for a fourth North runner 1D the var- son for encouragement good start last week despIte a team of Atrasz, early PIper. real front.runner ever since I sltyevent "WhIle we were dlsappomted Schulte-Trux were the smgles 107-79 loss to No 5 ranked Jenmfer Reck and Cortney became coach here and It looks Vickie DeCarlo had North's by some of our results, we WInners LIVoma Stevenson PIper also quahfied for the like Enn Lenahan IS It," he seventh-best time overall, never stopped batthng,' The wmnmg doubles teams state meet With a first-place Wnght saId "Our team IS were Roehl and RICCI,Mehssa The Norsemen estabhshed finish SaId "And for the first time, we while freshman Renee Bryzlk seven state quahfYJng times m have four semors m our top and sophomore AImee Miller gomg to keep ImproVIng all Berger and Amy SJlverston, year Powell and Oney and the the meet Although they had a short group of runners • also cracked the varsity hneup Cortney PIper led the way tra10mg penod before the first Lenahan had an outstandmg With their performances m the "The girls all competed real Pankh SISters . ---- WIth two first-place fimshes meet, several North sWImmers race last weekend when North JV race hard We always face a lot of and qualifying times 10 the turned 10 good early-season "ThIS IS AImee's first year hIgher dIVISIonschools." fimshed SIXthamong 13 teams 2oo-yard mdlvldual medley performances and she was leadmg the JV The Kmghts' best mdlVldual 5% at the Algonac InVItatIOnal DONATE and the 100 breaststroke She was runnmg m the top race for the first mde," Cooper shOWIng came from freshman Among them were Reck m 10 for most of the race and said "I thought she might have Juhe Megler, who won the No Her SIster, freshman Carly the 200 1M and 100 butterfly, wound up 11th overall to lead a gone out too fast, and she did 2 smgles flight She lost only 95% DON'T PIper, won the 200 freestyle NIkki Wouczyna, 200 1M; Jane seven games iD her three group offour medal w10ners for fall back, but she stJll fimshed and was second 10 the 500 Kopf, 50 and 100 freestyle, the Norsemen 13th overall matches freestyle Both bmes qualified Mary Cormlhe, 100 freestyle "Enn was only 14 seconds "It's really encouraging to SIsters Sheena and SeJal WHICH GROUP her for the state champi- and 100 backstroke; Lmdsey from her career best time," see the new people nmmng so Pankh won two of theIr three onships Knost, 50 freestyle and 100 matches at No 4 doubles and DO YOU BELONG IN? Cooper saId "She ran a real well • Frvepercent of eligIble adults Semor Rachelle Atrasz breaststroke, NIcole Selena, "showed a lot of potential," 500 freestyle, and Diana smart race" Oh, there's another first for donate blood for tll and Injured achIeved state times With sec- Beth Gmger was North's sec- Cooper's cross country team accord1Ogto Wnght ond-place fimshes m the 200 Anderson, d.JVlng. StephanIe Roehl and Allison ond runner to cross the Ime thiS year patients In southeast MlchJgBn and she was also only 14 sec. He has 75 girls out for the RICCIwon a match at No 1 dou- onds away from her career sport, which IS the bIggest bles and dropped a tough 7-6. I • 6-4 deCISionto fhght champIOn Jom the S% and save best Andrea Veryser, freshman turnout 1D hIS four seasons at Emily Borushko and Julie the helm. Grosse Pomte South a Me.' Donate blood. MIelke rounded out the "We have about the same Alama Powell and Chnstma Norsemen's top five m the var. number of girls as (Grosse Oney dropped theIr first two To donate blood, call slty race Pomte) South," he saId "When matches at No 3 doubles, but 1.800.GIVE.LlFE we were hned up for the JV came back to w10 a tough Salvo starts race one of the other coaches match 10 their thIrd of the day. Am.,,":.-n asked 'are there any girls left East Grand RapIds won SIX RedCrou of the eIght flights and fimshed with win, tie In Grosse Pomte?m With 22 of a poSSible24 pomts + The Grosse POinte Soccer AsSOCIatIOn Salvo '89 travel team opened the fall season WIth a VIctory and a tie The Salvo tied USL Umted 2-2 m Its first game, commg from behmd tWIce m the con- Your test on goals by Jake Mandel Ryan Deane and Matt FalVer had assIsts Choice Brad Jensen played a strong midfield game, whJ1e DaVId A Wedding Gift Szandzlk anchored the defense BUY OR LEASE FOR LESS They'll Never Return ••• Grosse Pomte then beat A Subscription to Oxford 3-1 The game was SUBARU.~ scoreless until Tim Deters The Beauo/ofAll.#'heelD~ broke the tIe early m the sec- Grosse Pointe N~ws ond half on a long direct free While others are gIVIngtoasters, Irons and thmgs WIthclocks m kIck 1998SUBARU lhem, you can give lhe happy couple somethlllg they'll really Brendan Symmgton made It use and enjoy each and every day a gift subscription 2-0 when he pIcked up a loose FORESIER Call (313) 343.5577 {orhome delivery or fill out the coupon below ball m front of the net and beat Please begm a gift subscription startlllg on (date) the Oxford goahe The Salvo ~~30S ~$21,O'5 got a three-goal advantage • Ncwlywed .. RATES In. Out-of.. after an excellent comer kIck r~------~------~--~State State r by Spencer MacGnff Deters $999 DOWM $2I'''1IOIml $2 038 Totol Due at S, nln I a 1vr $51 $58 r a~~I~ted on the goal by r Add=l.. Q 2 vr $52 $70 I Symmgton Rohble FI~her had a fine I Q 5vr $74 $91. game at sweeper, whIle Cohn J()E RICCI SUBARU I Q EnClosed IS my cneck I Maloney and Greg Carmody 171 8 1 MACK • GROSSE POINTE • BETWEEN CADIEUX & MOROSS ICity Q PINS(! Bill mv credit carel I • CM « ..• n • • 1 "" " D Thursday, September 11,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 31J-DD~-6~OO CLH551FIE 3tfVERTI51NG f~X:J1J-J43-55~~ DEADUNES R1ALESWEfOR SALE& ----0ANNOUNCEMENTS 301 Clerd 604 Anhque/ClaslC 909 BcycleRepa", 952 Locksmth 962 510rms And Sc(eens 973 T,.,Work lENTALS& REAlESWE 100 Personal, 302 Camaleic.."Core 605 Foreign M,,,.lenance 953 MuseInstrvmen'Reper 964 SewerCleanng 5o,, 100 PERSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 101 PlAYERS 114 MUSI( EDUCATION 120 TUTO~INGEDUCATiON Grosse Pointe News PRAYER to the Holy SPirit PIANO lessons all levels GROSSE POINTE CONNECDQN Holy SPlnt you who make Begmners a specIally, LEARNING CENTER .. I" I •••••• CD or IRA me see everyth Ing and theory on computer • Tuton ng All Su bjeclS A clean house for lease Check out the CLASSIFIEDS Maturing? who shows me the way 313-886 7359 'K. Adult 3928 Woodhall 2 bed- • Counseling Bowaboat lo reach my Ideal You PIANO lessons certified room, new ktlchen 1- • Diagnostic Testong on our new web site at: who gives me the dlvlfle recItals festivals Popu- 760 568 0797, 1 760- • Learmng DIsabilitIes gill to forg,ve and forget lar claSSIcal, theory All 863-5366 7.8% • School Readmess the wrong Ihat IS do ne to ages 810-772-5415 http://grossepointenews.com CALLIGRAPHY: Elegant Guaranteed 1 Year me and you who are In • Public Speaking PIANO lessons Accepting hand lettenng for wed all mstances of my life • Study Skills Use the handy online form to help you CALL new students Grosse dIngs parties cert,fl- wllh me I In thIS short Serving The Educational POinte Park Wednes create and place your ad! cales, etc Call 313-521 dialogue, want 10 thank Community For 20 Years JOECARErn days or Thu rsdays 313 131 Kercheval On The HIli 2619 you for everything and FORDETAlLS conform once more that I 824.4040 343-0836 343-0836 For further assistance call (313)882-6900 CRITTER Sitter Plus, for never want to be sepa. WANTED mUSIcal Instruc- your pets and home rated from you, no mat lor to teach gUilar 10 13 121 DRAPERIES while your away Bond- 810 754-1000 ter how great the mate" year old girl 313 881 ed Call 313 822 3387 No Cost or Obliption al deSires may be I 9285 AFFORDABLE sewIng MICHIGAN WORKSHOP want 10 be With you and Window valances, Ro- FOR THE BLIND THE my loved ones In your 116 SCHOOLS man shades comlce 313-946-7660 ALLIED perpetual glory Amen boards "Your Fabnc My 200 iim WANTEDGENERAL 200 HElPWANTEDGENElUl 200 HEl~WANTEDGENERAl 10rae", & Dellyery) Thank you for your loue BEACON Pre School has Talent" Home consulla -Brooms -Brushes COMPANIES towards me and my expanded It s program tlon Call (810)794 9208 APARTMENT and Marina COFFEE House looking DISHWASHER, prep per and we are accepting complex In St Clair for friendly reliable per sons Excellent payl 'Mop heads & handles loved ones Pray Ihls AUTHENTIC Hand made new students for Our 3 Shores seeking long son who I,kes coHee Apply on person Irish (All made by the bl,nd) 27700 Hoover prayer three consecutive custom drapes by So- and 4 year old classes term full trme marnfe. FleXIble hours, no eve Coffee Bar & Grill ~ofother days Without asking your nJa Unrque top qual'ty Warren, MI If mterested please con. na nce pe rson Exce IIent nrngs $7- $8 an hour 18666 Mack Grosse cleaning supplies too' Wish Will be granted no Drapery and curtaIns 25 tact Mrs Starr or Mrs work,ng cond,tlons re- With tiPS Apply on per- Pomte Farms MONEY problems? We matter how dlffrcull It years expenence Rea. 48093 Carter at (313)371-0070 sort like atmosphere can help Loans avalla may be Then promise sonably pnced 313- son Coffee Gnnder, 98 -O-O-W-N-T-O-W-N-D-e-t-ro-Il-R-e-s to publ,sh thiS prayer as HVAC expenence a Kercheval Grosse ble $3000 & up Must 117 SE(IlETARIALSERVICES 8397446 soon as your favor has plus Send resume to POinte Farms taurant help wanted be employed full- time 101 PRAYE~S part time days only no bee n granted Tha nk CUSTOM DRAPERIES Dan Buscetta 400 Mon Call now 1-888-1555 ADMINISTRATIVE Serv- CUSTOMER Service Rep weekends Call for ap you for favors received Blinds carpet wallpaper roe Ste 480 DetrOit MI extensIon 404 (SCA NOVENA TO ST JUDE Ices Plus- profeSSional Mature enthUSIastIc poontment (810)468 Bedspreads, & decorallve 48226 Network) May the Sacred Heart of SC word processmg! typing team player who enjoys Accessones 6409 services for professlo NEED a loan? We can Jesus be adored, glon- -TH-A-N-K-y-o-u-S-t-J-u-d-e-& Visil our Showroom at APPLICATIONS accepted workong WIth the public nals and students 313 FleXIble hours $6/ hour EARN 5 10K per month' help Good or bad cred- fled loved and pre Blessed Mother, for 22224 Gratiot for fulV part- 1Ime cash 824.7713 With quarterly bonus Beg,nnrng 1s1 monlh rt 1-800-294-1194 ext served throughout the prayers answered R S DRAPERIES BY PAT lers and stock clerks 302 Free to call (SCA world now and forever _ Mailboxes Etc 313-884. while learning to drastl 119 TIlANSPORTATiON/TIlAVEl n8-2584 Must be 18 YorkshIre 8 0 cally reduce taxes Work Network) Oh Sacred Heart of Je- THANK you St Jude for Food Market 16711 44 from home WIll train Not ------sus pray for us Worker prayers answered 0 B 125 FINANCIALSE~VI(ES Mack NEEDED- Local wnterl of mIracles, pray for US DEPENDABLE person MLMI 1 800 322 6t69 spmtuallst needs St Jude helper of the needed for growIng ext 4139, 2 minute 102 lOSTr. FOUND TIRED of creditors? Free ASSISTANT bookkeeper landscape company Ex. message (SCA Net $5,000, 10- month low hopeless pray for us Airport or Personal de bt4Consolldalto nAp- needed for Downtown penence With power work) Interest loan to cover I,v Say thiS prayer 9 times a LOST- gold bracelet Sun Lou The Chauffeur Call pllca1l0n wI! h services DeirOtl Clothing store edger and power ------mg expenses whIle fo- day By the 8th day, day In Park on Kerchev- 313-881-55271 24 hOurs 1-800-755-1740 Part. hme 20- 25 hours shears a plus Must ENERGETIC, alert per cuslng on finishing book your prayer Will be an al or VIllage or War Me Good ratesl a week (fleXible !lours) have own transportatIon manenl part time sales Please call Tom 313. swered It has never monal Sentimental val- 200 HElPWANTEDGENERAL 3 MARKETEERS PrevIous bookkeepIng Rate of pay based on position jfl upscale local 823-38t5 been known to fall nev- ue 313 -882-3985 experience needed Call expenence Call T,mber womens boutique Flexi PHOTOGRAPHY. Spe er Publ,callon must be AIrport Shuttle Personal Shopping Elegant nursing care fa- John 313-963-2171 or line Landscaping ble hours but must be clahzlng In Weddings & promised Thanks St 109 ENTERTAINMENT send resume t247 (313}886.3299 able to work some Errands & Appolfltments clhty ISseeklflg a specIal Anntversanes Black! Jude for prayers an. Broadway DetrOit MI ------weekends Expenence while & color Reasona swered SpeCial thanks CLASSICAL mUSICfor any COMPARE OUR PRICES IfldlVldualto serve as our 48226 DESKTOP PUBLISHING helpful but not reqUired ble Bemard (313)885- to our Mother Of Perpet occasion Solo, duo, tno Call Us Today ActlVrtles AsSistant ThiS AD f GRAPHIC Contact the manager 8928 ual Help qUintet gUitar, Winds, And Relax Tomorrow' I IS a part time posrtlon, AVON- representative PRODUCTION 313-8868386 UPHOLSTERY dont buy vOIce 810-661-2241 313-881-4443 covenng two eventngs a neededl No door 10door Part time help needed at ------week and every other reqUired Potenltal $100 award wInning suburban east EXPERIENCED gnll cook new let me redol NOVENA to St Jude ------WILL dehver your car or weekend Spec,al skills $800 +1 month Inside Side weekly newspapers part time Grosse POinte Chairs cushions, sofas May the Sacred Heart of DINKY THE CLOWN truck anywhere Good or talents In art crafts Must have MaCintoshatld area 3138244624 Call3t3-824-4221 Jesus be adored glon- Face pamtlng balloons references Jim 313. and! or musIc are sales representative related publishing software fled loved and pre and magic ProfeSSional 800 423 7t12 expeneoce Please send FLOWER SI:IQe 331 8544 strongly preferred along WINSTED'S Custom served Ihroughout the maglc,an also available resumes to Shawn Muter Part time sales person Framing Framing, mat- world, now and forever (313)521 7416 WiLL dnve you shopprng With expenence Ifl work BAKERY produce person Anteebo Publishers Greal for moms ling Quailly work Rea- Oh Sacred Heart of Je Or's appomtments hair Ing w~h the elderly full or part t,me Apply 96 Kercheval and students sonable rates Margaret, sus pray for us Worker MAGIC of J R McAtee dresser etc $20 pe r Please respond to Farms Markel 355 Fish. GrossePOinteFa""s MI48236 Apply onperson 313-331-2378 of miracles pray for us Named "Best of DetrOit" hour 3 hour mlfllmUm HHCC GeorgIan Easl et Rd Grosse Pomte or fax 10 313 343 5571 Nature Nook Aorost by Delroll Monthly Ch,l Dependable retIred per. 21401 Mack Avenue 3138825100 St Jude helper of the DISHWASHER, part time 17110 KERCHEVAL -l?------hopeless pray for US dren & adults 8 t 0-286 son 810792-3613 Grosse Pornte MI48236 Grosse POinte City 2728 Beeper 313,940-1583 • EO E BAR Maid wanted Satur- AntoniO s Reslaurant raiAn. 1LL~ Say thiS prayer 9 times a Grosse Pornte Woods \iP'Che/ ~ day By the 8th day day and Sunday 17339 Door-te>Door SeMCe'" ALGER Deh and Liquor Call after 3 313884 HAIR stylIst wanled for your prayer Will be an 10' ERRANDSEllVI ... - ... - - ...... -._--~_~ C4MI1'OIIAft __ •• --' 804 S Ham,~"" Saginaw MI48602 1\1717920934 SEQUENCE ... {8OO19683456 lax 15171792 2413 *- ema I dmg I Ocr Horn ..... IIAL 0fRCII 92~ Robb no Suoe 252 Grand Hoven MI 49417 1~161 846 8n6 fnx (6161847<1747 .mat dmq:>OnovoqOfe (om Thursday, September 11,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection '"' ------""!!"'~~!"!!!!=!!!'!!~!!!! 200 HH~ WANTED GENERAL 201 HElP WANTED 203 HElf WANTED ,00 HElP WANTED GENERAL 200 HEll' WANHD GENEUl 200 HEt~ WANTED GENEUI 202 Hfl~ WANTEO {l(~I 400 MERCHANDISE 100 SitUATIONS WANHO ]02 SITUAtiONS WANHD 304 SITUAIIONS WANlEO 307 SITUAIIONS WANHD 401 A~~lIANC£S 40TliftEWOOD 40& fURNITURE 8A6ysnTERS CONVA\ESUNT CARE GENERAL NURSH AIDES ANTIQUES FIREWOOD, Free stack CREAMJ NavajO deSign NEED A NANNY? NEED a nde? Errands NURSES aid available 21 JEFFERSON Resale WHIRLPOOL refngerator, mg free delivery Free sofabed Excellent con Enth USlastlc fun lovi ng A+ Live-ins Ltd. shopping Doctor, etc years expenence, com- Shop Close Out Salel frostfree white, $150 box of starter wood d,tlon $150 Call after nanny needs full time 24 hour Live In 3t3-823-4763 pan Ion live- In. excellent Everything antiques Washer like new $175 Mixed hardwoods $60 7 430 3138856650 position Immediately PersonalCare references elder care collectibles 20 metal fli 313-886 7090 30S SITUATIONS WANTED days a week evelllng Ask for J8C kJ CleamngCookmg Laundry (810)7924023 Ing/ medical cabmets all DINING lable 4 chalfs. HOUS E Cl£ANI NG calls welcome 313882 l 81 0-463- 8338 Bondedand Insured NURSES Aide available sorts of thing pnced to 406 EmU SALIS china cabinet Like new 1069 After 6 30 pm CLEANING lady available days! nights Excellent sell 14425 JeHerson at $600 (810)468-5079 779-7977 22408 Gaukler St Clair Monday. Wednesday relerences SpecialiZing Chalmers Saturdays DREXEL Heritage frUit RESPONSIBLE, dependa- Reliable. reasonable Shores South of 9 mile In elder care 313881- only 1100 400 313 wood dining room set 5 ble bl- lingual woman References 20 years East of Mack Septem 4632 between 1 00 823 3815 challs buffet and serv seelong child care POSI- expenence 313-885 ber 11 12 13 10am EASTWOOD 700 pm er great condition tion Willing to clean, 7740 -O-R-I-EN-T-A-L-R-U-G-S- 4pm '65 Face Cord $1 000 film 616-487 college educated Will 308 SITUATIONS WANHD WANTED ESTATE Sale 18525 Re DellverPd 04~"" (:.:a.c r""css3ge need transportation to HOUSE EXPECT THE BEST OFFICE ClEANING vere DetrOil (near East 810-264-9725 FINE furniture Drexel chi and from home Semng lhc: elderly In lhc: heM! European Style House- EMERALD Isle Cleaning Top Pnce 7 Mile & Pershing, be (313)822-7895 of Harper Woods cleaning ProfeSSional Service Profess,onal Any Size or Condllion tween Hlldalel Gnxdale) na cab,neV bookcase 408 FURNITURE ]02 SITUATIONS WANTED Weoffer24 hour careIn a laundry & Ironing Su cleaning people to clean 1-800-363-3097 Saturday 9 5 Sunday black lacquer and chi- "H.-Environmlll/" pervlSed, expenenced, your office bUilding 20 _ 11 3 French prOVinCial nOlsene Etcetera ser CONVAHSC[NT CARE BASSETT couch great I hardwo rIong Experts years expenence Fully TOWN Hall Antiques sofa! chairs mahogany les $1 500 Scene 1 LopeTmn CaR condition, taupe With CERTIAED aide for per- Licensed 24 hours. 7 days/week since 1985 In The Insured (810)778-3101 Downtown Romeo d,(ung set seve ral bed bed wall 2 armoires wood tnm $250 Beautl sonal care and cleaning (allemallve hVlDg) Grosse POinte area room sets (fulV queen) storage headboard, 400 MER(HANDISE Michigan's largest selec- ful lighted china cabinet Honest, refe rences MIIII Day CaR 8 am 5 pm Known for reliability, effi- glass top dining set ap large mirror, platform ANTIQUES tIOn 01 quality antiques glass shelf wilh match. aval table 810-779-1409 Respite CaR Take a weekend ciency and dependabl- and selected collectibles pllances dishes tons of queen !led, 7 drawer awayor aweek.we01111 HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. "THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE" lO1lOA.M .• 4:00 P.M. ESTATE SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 HOUSEHOLD ~~ PATRICIA KOLOJESKI FRIDAY. SEPT. 12th & SAT. SEPT. 13th 521 SHELDEN 313 885 6604 EsTATE • MOVING 1{~ &date Sate 9.5 P.M Gro'i.~e Pomte Shores Take Deepland. Off Lake.hore One Block To Shelden 31388 ARTESIAN. WARREN 51218 MOROWSKE, SHELBYTWP. Between Morass & Vermer SAT•• SEPT. 13TH (9:00-4:00) JUSI N off 23 MIle Rd , Elegant It~m, IPatured nth" graCIOUSlormal home 696. HOOVER. 12 MILE. WEST TO East of Van Dyke - Watch for SIgnS' 1n(ludN a Sohmer h grand plano pall 01 Qu('('n Anne SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1997 MOUND - RICHT TO 2ND TURNAROUND H1tchcock Hand Cut gla" top ,able w/4 hand frreslde rhan pair 01 Frmrh I,h,te hrOC<1dcrarved PAST 15 MILE - WEST ON BEEBE TO )OOOAM 400PM palllted cham' HOOSier pnmlllve hUlch roJnd oak framE'd lo,~'cal\ ,c,cral elew tied hra" cand,'I~hras 19782 HARPER (BET MOROSS & VERNfER) ARTESIAN, TURN LEFT. table wlth 5 chaIrS two tone wood bedroom set white c...... nllll _ 804 S Hom,~"" SoglOCW M I ~ 8602 1\ 17} 7920934 SEQUENCE 18001968 3~56 v. fa, 1517)792 2423 JCOrr .. IIIION emOiI dmqlOcrs.com Pre,.,(Jenr ...... , OffICII 926 ~obb os Su~e 252 Grand HOYfln MI.49.417 1616)8468726 '0' 16161 847<17~7 ...--lI ...... ")A",....._ ....-... ~_ Thursday, September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 413 MUSICAL S03 HOUSEHOLD pm 4Q3 fU~NHU~E 409 GAUGE/YA~D/ 409 GARAGE/YUD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 412 MIS(ELUHEOUS USEMENI SALE USEMENT SALE USEMENT SALE IASEMENT SALE ARTI ~-- ...... ~ ...... tr....;...... 4.... •• ~-t., J 1 I J' A Thursday, september 11,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 002 AUTOMOflVI 003 AUTOMOTIVE 003 AUTOMOTIVE 005 AUTOMOTIVE 006 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOli V E fORO GENERAL MOTO~S GENEUl MOTORS FOREIGN mrS/C.WHHl VANS Please look for all 1991 Ford Taurus, white, 1993 Cadillac Seville 1994 Pontiac Fneblrd For- 1995 Honda Del Sol ex- 1991 Ford Explorer, Eddie 1995 Plymouth Voyager Rental ads in our Special 52,000 miles, loaded, 1 loaded, blacW black est green! camel T cellent condition, Bauer 4 door, 4X4 Excellent condition V6 Section The owner, clean 3t3.884. excellent conditIOn, one tops V6 Auto Fully $10,500 313.885.7500 109 000 highway miles, air $125001 best 0296 owner $17,500 313- loaded $11500 810 3138859321 sunroof CD leather (313)8864899 M 1990 Ford Mustang Gr 822.6264 775-7348 -1-993--H-o-nd-a-A-c-co-r-d-DX- $7900 Evenings 313 1994 Plymouth Grand 331.7091 Grosse Pomte Voyager Power win 5OK, new brakes! struts! 1991 Cadillac 4 door Dark 1988 Pontiac Bonneville Low mileage Excellent o Pari< days 810-979 dows locks air, 37 000 -filii shocks, Kenwood ster. blue, 61,000 miles very SE, red! gray loaded shape $9,800 Days, 2100 ext 216 miles Best offer 610 eo, very clean, female good condition $9,400 With all options, excel. 3t 3964 5849 eve. Grosw Pointt News V 751 3446 ownllr, $6,2001 best 313-250-0544 lent condition 98,000 nlngs, 313.331 3985 1996 Grand Cherokee t\ ,..( COII ..... n 0fPICIS0 804 5 Hom,hon Sag>nOw M I ~8602 ,.. 15171792 09J~ SEQUENCE 18001968 3~56 fo' 15171792 2~23 .MtOtI,,,emml dmqlOcrs.com...... 926 Robbon. SUite252 Grand Hoven Ml ..9.. 17 161618~6 8726 1o, 161618~7 67~7 ...... ')A~,,_ Thursday, September 11,1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection D I R f [ TOR Y o J SfRVI[fS ••••••••••••••••••••••• TF.fliptf4:;,t~ ", ,.. lr"'-llM!lIll1i•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 907 USEMENT 936 flOOR SANDI NG / 943 lANOSCUERS/ 901 ALUMINUM SIDING 'II IRICK/llOCK WORK 916 CUPET INSTALLATION '23 CONSTRUCTION RE~AIR '45 HANDYMAN WAnRPROOflNG R(fINISHING GARDENERS OLDER Home Specialist THOMAS KLEINER J W KLEINER SR GARY'S Carpet Service 3 counter lops Grayl blue A-1 Hardwood Floors TRIM/SIDING MASON CONTRACTOR Irlstallatlorl restretchlrlg TEE'S LAWN Custom carpentry trim, BASEMENT flecks (6 ft 6 It 8 ft ) KINLEY & CO SERVING THE Repairs Carpet & pad SPRINKLERS plumbing electrical, GUITERS WATERPROOFING Paid $100 for all 3 Grosse POlntes fmest POINTE" FOil 3" \ cAnS dVdlldUltl alu 77'1 Ma~e oner, ....all B10- Quality and lOWpnces REPAIRS I SERVICE p'd.l>lel wlh" ",["hen, REPAlRWORK 0D,gg,rlg Method Brick block arld stOrle 7828 778-9067 Free estimates Prompl Eff,c,enl Service 8102962274 Lowest REPLACEMENT 0AII New Dram Tile work and aillypes 313-64G-9349 LICENSED I INSURED pllces WINDOWS "light Weight lOA of repairs JERRY'S Carpet Irlstalla. Brick & Flagstorle Pallos t,Orl arld Repair Service 810.783.5861 Guaranteed slag stOrle & backfIll TOTAL PAT THE GOPHER & Walks Porches Over 25 years experl NSTRUCTIO FLOOR sanding and lin- ;;~"ii"ji~~i~"ii"ji~il~.~~HOM E MAINTENANCE RVICC Wor~manship "Spotless Cleanup Ishm9 Free estimates 1'1 se Chimneys, Tuck,Polrlllng erlce 810-776-3604 types cernenI wcxb • Small Home RepairS "Walls Stralghterled & Patchmg • Guner C leamng & Repairs Ucensed • Insured Guaranteed Low Eslimales ~f~Yerke, (810)n2- METRY-LAWN • Small Root Repairs pwner " Installer Braced or Replaced Violations Corrected 917 ~LASTERING Speclalizlrlg Irl Small Jobs 810412-9545 :rv~~;~~n~e~~val "Foundallons Urlderplrlrled AFFORDABLE plastenng • Siding & Deck Installation Free Estlmatesll,cerlsed G & G FLOOR CO LANDSCAPING In,ured 810 775..2530 "Brick & COrlcrete Work 25 years expenence, 313882-0717 925 DECKS/PAlIOS for more guaranteed work, free Wood floors only • Landscape DeSign mformallon 903 A~~lIANCE llEPAIRS "20 Years Experlerlce estimates, Insured lou '12IUllDING/IlEMODElING POINTE Pavers, walk. 313-885-0257 & Construction 774-0781 °10 Year Trarlsferable Blackwell 810776- Floors of distinction EASTPOINTE ways, patiOS, porches, Guararllee 8687 smce 1964 .Irngatlon Systems APPLIANCE CENTER and dnveway edges In. 946 HAULING "Dralrlage Systems stalled Careful and reo Bob Grabowski • Sod Replacement No Service Charge LANCE NEWTON Installed ANDY Squires Plastenng sponslble Grosse Pomte Founder I President With Reparrs CONSTRUCTION DEBRISI Rubbish removal licensed & Insured & Drywall Stucco repal! reSident Pressure licensed, Insured, and hauling avaIlable Courteous ProfeSSional Complete Home Spray leKtured CeIlings 313.885-3410 A.1 Quality washing and sealing member of The QUick and thorough I SeMce On All Improvement (810) 755 2054 Workmanship available Call Roger Better BUSiness Bureau 313-320-4336 Malor Appliances licensed 810.296.3882 313-884-5881 Free estimates Deal Direct With Owner 1-810-296-2537 CEILING repairs water We supply, Install, sand, PIlEtISION TREE MOVING-HAULING St Cla,r Shores, MI damage cracks, paint- Appliance removal, n6.1750 STEVEN McBride II 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICIS stam and finish wood A IANDS(;APE Ing wallpaper removaJ, Garage, yard, basement, 904 AS~HALT PAVING censed BUilder Custom f100IS, new & old , Annual Plantlngs plaster, tex1ure or clean outs Constnuctlon RE~AIR deSign Addll10ns reno. COLVILLE SpeclalizlIlg m , 81m" I Tree Trimming smooth licensed con. • CompIeIeLandscaplng debriS Free estimates vatlOns, new constnuc. El.ECTRIC CO. Ghtsa finish ASPHALT driveway seal. tractor Joe 881 1085 , LancI C1earinc MR. B'S 313-882-3096 tlon 313642-1801 810-778-2050 Ing Coat It before wm Ranges Dryers, Services, 810-759-0457 ter by responsible STEVEN SIMON Doorbells VIsa, Discover & Grosse POinte reSidents LICENSED BUILDER o VIOLATiONS Mastercard accepted (313)8844760 REMOVAL OF ALl.: FAST EMERGENCY Appliances Call Roger (313)884- AdditIons Renovations, KElM, Floor sanding, re- _ rr R E C" s !.Q.III._ 5887 New Constnuctlon E & J Plaslerlng, Drywall, SERVICE Concrete! Dirt finishing, old & new, (al- 944-GUTTERS plaster stucco 810- Construction DebriS CertifIcate of occupancy 774-9110 so banisters) Insured 313-343-0321 5988753, 313-714- Garage Demolition EKP9nencert 313-535- FAMOUS Malnlenance 0131 FIRST Basemenl Clean out NEW DESIGNS, INC 7256 WIndow & gutter c1een. Can Move! Remove COC\plol"lI.H_llI'lpl"QVI1rltl\..~trt PLASTER & Drywall repair ELECTRICAL CO. WOOD floor sandmg- ra- ong Licensed, bonded Any1hlng Custom KJlchens & Baths and painting Grosse l Kln">t"d &: [nc;uwd JOHN, Master Electrical finishing Michigan Floor Insured since 1943 313- PHILIP WASSENAAR Rtfert'nCl"'i. POinte references Call 810-776-1007 Services, 22725 Greater 884-4300 313-823-1207 lq"","'FJo<,.tv.ood Dr1\.c Charles "Chip" Gibson Ihrpt.r\\o...'ld .. \11 Emergency Service Mack CaH 1-800-606- -G-urr--E-RS---m-s-ta-II-ed-,-re-- 313-884-5164 ~ W3l8M-91a2 Violations, Renovations 1515 paired cleaned 907 USEMENT Doorbells Ranges Dryers PLASTER repairs, paint- 931 FURNIlUftE Screens, Power wash. WmR~ROOFING Senior Citizen Discount Ing Cheap' No lob 100 RIFINISHI NG /U~HOlSHRING mg Free estimates ll- 911 IRICK/IlOCK WORK No service call charge AMERICAN smalll Call any1lme In. FURNITURE refinished, censed, Insured North WATERPROOFING ANDY'S MASONRY sured (810)774-2827 repaired, slnpped, any eastem Improvements, AND CONSTRUCTION All chimney, masonry, KEN'S Electnc licensed type of caning Free es- Inc 313-372-2414 24 Years experience brick water proolmg re- SEAVER'S Home Mainte- master electnclan Resl- 1Imales 345-6258, 661- POINTE Guller Malnte- Peastone backflll Local & pairs Speclalt21ng In nance Plaster drywal', denllal commerCial In. Spotless Cleanup 5520 nance Repair & spot. Long Distance luc~polntlng & small textures pa,ntlng 16 dustn al 81 0-979-8806 Quailly Workmanship 943 lAN DSCAPER S/ less cleaning Mature & lobs LlcensecV Insured years In Grosse Pomle Agent for 10 YR GUARANTEE GARDENE~S responSible Grosse 313-881-0505 8820000 POinte resident Rodg. SENIOR DISCOUNT A TIENTION landscapersl Global Van Lines S & J ELECTRIC er,313-884-5887 No Money Down BRICK Repairs, porches 918 CEMENT WORK Dispose 01 your g nass ReSidential Commercial Free Estrmate steps, tuckpomlmg, clippings & leaves SEAVER'S Home Mainte- No Job Too Small licensed/Insured glass block wmdows, HISTORIC restoration, Ex- Compebtlve rates nance G utters replaced, 313-885-2930 ~ 313-526-9288 code work, sm~1I lobs pe rt repair, porches, (313)885-9090 repaired, cleaned roof Kevon 810-179-6226 chimneys The Bnck FIVE SEASONS repairs 313-882-0000 Doctor R,chard Pnce 8:1:1-4.00 TREE SERVICE • Large arlC Small Jobs CAP.ZZO CONST. CHAS. F. 1Icensed 882 3804 SERVING THE Landscape Renovation 945 HANDYMAN • P,anos (our speclaltyl -BASEMENT JEFFREY GROSSE POINTES Tree Tnmmlng removal, WATERPROOFING PULCINI Constnuctton ALL In One Home Re- • Appliances Bnck Flagstone Walks SINCE 1965 srumplrlg, shubbery 'WALLS STRAIGHTENED You receive honest pairs Code Violations • Solu rday, Sunday & Pall os sculplmg MID REPLACED YORKSHIRE quality workmanship on CUSWORTH Clean up, fiX' up 313 Ser-v,ce Porches RebUilt Snow PlOWing, leaf '10YEAR ~ BUILDING & all cement work, water- 371.8326 Jim Bock- • Senior D,scaunls Pre- Cast Steps ELECTRIC INC Clean Up, Gutters proollng CommerclaV stanz GUARANTEE Tuck-Polnlmg RENOVATION, INC Master Licensed & Owned & Operated ~ IJ ReSidential Free Estl' Cleaned Cement Work • Addltlom. Insured TOP SOIUGRADING By John Stein Inger Family I1 mates 810-773-3310 ALL POinte Malntenance- BUSiness Basement Waterproofing • Kitchen & Bathroom "ReSidential-Commercial George Sperry clean siding Windows 11850 E Jefferson LICENSED licensed Insured Remod.lrng 919 CHIMNEY ClEANING "Fast Emergency Service Free estllnates •.•19th yr gullers Painting, ce MPSC-L 19675 INSURED • Architectural SelVlce.s 882-1800 ment work Insured licensed Insvrec TONY Avollable SENIOR CITIZENS 810-n8-4331 (313)822-0347 885-0612 EXPERT Bnck Repatr DISCOUNT FREE ESTIMATES QUALITY WORK Tuckpolntlng, chimneys SAFE FLUE 886-4448 FOR sale 1994 Scag 48', CARPENTRY, plumbln9, _ porches, steps Special L'.flIed & In"'red excellent condition electncal Roofing, Vinyl CHAS F. JEFFREY IZlng In mortar, texturel CHIMNEY SERVICE 15215 MACK $1,150 1996 Nlke trail. sldmg PamMg power Basement Waterproot,ng color matching The • Chimney Clean~ng 881-3386 • CaP'S and er, 6'X 8',3500 pounds, washing Code vlolal10rl EASTPOINTE • 40 Yrs Expenence Bnck Doctor Richard Screens. $600 Brad 313-839- repairs Free esllmates -OutSide Method or Price licensed 313 MOVING AND In"alled TOMA 8348 licensed, Ins ured .1ns Ide Method 882-3804 • Mortar and STORAGE CO. 'Walls Straightened ----",\,----- CARPENTRY- Porches, Damper ELECTRIC GRASS CUlling, hedge Northeastern Improve- tnmmmg & weeding ments, Inc 313-372- & Braced "loI Doors, Decks F,nish & Rl'palf BOB TOMA .Founda!lOns Underpinned Rough Carpenlry Re. • Ammal Removal Licensed Master SenIOr discount' Frank, 2414 Cen,lled Master Sweep -LIcensed & Insured Expert Tuckpolrltlng pairs & Small Jobs Free EIec1r1cal Contractor. 313~372 ..0043 -O-E-P-E-N-O-A-B-L-E-,-co-m-pe-t-, TOM TREFZER 884.8380 -Quality Workmanship & Brick Repair esllmates 20 years ex. 885-8030 GROSSE POinte reSident tlVe Home repairs, 313-882-1800 Mortar Texture penence 313-8854609 882.5169 Will remove your most painting, drywall, plas' ~i:::t:~S~~' f. '"'~~l~~F~ Reasonable Rates maccesslble srumps tenng cleaning, cemenl ::':",:;KI'.G:". ~..1":"~~~I,~,LS Some ClaSSifications & Color Malchlng GARAGE Free Estimates. Haul aways and spot- References Call 313- ,:"\;i:CJl::S & ~,;"~J8S are requlfed by law to Deep Diamond Cut JOlnls STRAIGHTENING Commercial Residential less clean up Call Rag- 882-1873 F'::U=[ :=ST:rl,'~,A~FS be licensed Check With for Slrength & long life And Rebuilding New, Repairs, Renova- COACHLIGHT er 313-884-5887 -FR-A-N-K-S--H-a-n-dy-m-a-n-s proper Stale Agency We'll make your bnckwork Replace Rotten Wood tiOnS, Code Violations, l CHIMNEY SWEEP CO Bob Breitenbecher to venfy license look like new Crack & cement Repair Service Upgrade K & K LAWN & SHRUB SaMee SpeCIalizing In L,censed Insured To Pass City Code Slate LICensed 5154 SERVICES, INC. small repairs, (810)791 Owner John Pnce 882 0746 Guaranteed LANDSCAPE DESIGN 6684 M.P.S.C, L21290 MASONRY, call For Free Estimate & MAINTENANCE Licensed Insured 933 EXCAVATING Sod Installation Top Soil, HANDYMAN available B.B. CODDEI REPAIR? John Pnce Shnub & Tree Tnmmln!J' evenings and week- WEEKLY TRIPS BOOKS & ZERILLI- Exca- Excellence In BRICK Bl.OCK 882-0746 Removal, Clean ups, ends Can do almost vabng & landscaping TO NORTHERN Waterproofing Fertollza1lon, Gutter any1hlng around the Farruh BUSille ...... ~ ....r"·+ .r";A '. .. r r t A A 0 .0& Q Thursday, September 11, 1997 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 957 PLUMIING & 949 JANITORIAL SIR VICES 9S4 PAINTlNG/DICORATING 954 PAINTlNG/DEWRATlNG 954 PAINTING/DECORATING 96D 1001iNG SE~VI(E 9'D ~OOIING SEIVICE 973 TIlE WO~K INSTALLATION KRISP N'Klean Commen- CUSTOM PAINTING JOHN'S PAINTING COMPLETE ADVANCE Maintenance CERAMIC kItchen coun cal, r9Sloonbal lanrtonal eu.tomw.H Inc Roof leak repair ters, bathrooms, walls JEFFREY ADAMS Interlor- Exterior Special- CovMnp PLUMBING Specialist 313 B84 floors Water damage servICe Cleaning for Experienced In IZing In repalnng dam- any occasion Windows Grosse POinte 9512 regroutl ng Any type Lt Grosse POlntes aged plasler, drywall & SERVICE cleaned Wood floors Contractors censed contractor 661 finest homes! cracks peeling paint, MARTIN VERTREGT sanded and more Will ALL PRO ROOFING 1085 Meticulously neat & clean Window PUttying and MICHAEL SATMARY Licensed Master Plumber ProfeSSional roofs gutters beaf any wntten esti- (810)790-9117 caulking wallpapering 313-88U155 Grosse POinte Woods CERAMIC. Vinyl tile Re mate 313)894 8077 Siding new repalled INCORPORATED EXPERIENCED painter Also paint old aluminum 886-2521 grouhng Free estl Reasonable Reliable Intenol painting Quality Siding All work and ma- New work repalls COMPLETE mates Licensed Insur 21 years experience work, reasonable prices tenal guaranteed Rea- renovallons, water ROOFING ed Northeastern 1m LlCENSEDIINSURED Call KeVin, 610-778. sonable Grosse POinte WALLPAPERING heaters sewer cleaning, SERVICE prove"1ents Inc 313 A- 1 PAINTING Joh" Williams 8774 references ~ully ,nsuroo $16.00 Pit ~ RGII ...ode \J 0:atlvns RESIDE-JTlAL 3722 •• Custom palnlJng plaster 313865-5813 Free estimates All work guaranteed COMMERCIAL renovabon, extensive EXPERT drywall & plaster wftII thIIld PROFESSIONAL Iile 882-5038 prep Faux f,nlshes, repair Professional DAN ROEMER C.E G Roofing repairs TEAR OFF work Bathrooms kltch Trompe'lol, murals, painting, stnpplng, stain- PROFESSIONAL wallpa- PLUMBING flat roofs, gutters, sldmg RESHINGLE ens, entrance halls reo pails Excellent service decoralJve pal nM g on Ing, varnishing All work per hanging by Damelle Repalls, remodeling, code carpent ry chi mneys Do CERTIFIED Competitive prices 313 fumrture -- (yours or ours) backed by 24 years ex- 18 years expenence work, fixtures my own work 15 years APPLICATIONS OF 392-0065 Pager 313- Grosse POinte References penence 810-754.35 14 References ava liable Water healers Installed expenence Free eslI- MODIFIED SINGLE 691-8757 313-822-8341 GHI Painting, Intenorl ex- throughout the Grosse Licensed and msu red mates Licensed 610- PLY tenor ProfeSSional. ex- Pomte and Slrnlingham 772-2614 7572542 FLAT ROOFING TRAPANI Tile & Marble. A-PAINTING penenced, references areas Free estimates SYSTEMS Installation Complete DAVE'S Sewer Cleaning, Infenor & Extenor Free esbmates Insured Call (313)882-7816 JAMES A Smelser Roof VENTS bathroom remodelmg Plumbing Repair If It'S Caulking Greg, 313-527-1853 QUALITY wallpaper mstal. Repall & Maintenance GUTIERS Reasonable rates 246. broke we'll fiX rt LI- Window Glazing latlon Reasonable pn Co Flat roof specialist REPAIRS 643-0235 HAVE Hammer, Will Trav- censed & Insured Free Power Washing ces, free estimates Call 810-774-7794 Pager el' Gutter cleamng, Inte- estimates Senior d,s- LICENSED INSURED Plaster Repair Mary 313.331-5916 610-466.0285 971 WALL WASHING Paint Aluminum Siding norl extenor palnlJng, count 313-526-7100 drywall work & repair QUALITY workmanship 886-0520 DIRECT RESHINGLE, repair, all J&L Wall washing by ma- FREE EslJmates Reason~e ~res, free Painting, plaster, car- types Flashing, tuck------=--=-:- chine No drip No mess 313-871-1925 estimates RICk. 81 0- pentry, all home repairs PLUMBING pombng Free estimates ~~~ Results guaranteed Pager, 313-301-0139 790-7752 15 years expe nence Licensed, Insured 810-771-7299 Insured, references TSH AFFORDABLE mtenorl INTERIOR & extenor DRAIN Northeastern Improve- Seavers Home AU Lobor & MmerJll1 " E.:"'TEHPRlSLS MADAR Ma,ntence Hand extenor palnbng, dry- painting Taptng, spack- ments, Inc 313-372- Maintenance, 882-0000 GlIlUYUIIeed 521-072.6 wall washing and Win wall, plastenng, Siding &ling Painting old aluml. • PamllOg (011'Y!"') 2414 e" *Free Estimates dows Free estimates & painted 20 years expe- num & Vinyl sidmg Rea- STEVE'S Painting Inlenorl IntenoriEluenor ROOFING Repalls, reshln- references 313-621- nence C E G Painting sonable Gall Pete any- Extenor SpeClaJlZIng In • Caulling *Full Product Warranty gllng chimney screens, 2964 Free estimates LI- lJme, 313-871-8047 plastenng and drywall • Window GlaZing *Senlor Discount basement leaks, plaster censed 810-757-7232 INTERIOR, extenor repairs, c~cks peell ng • Power Wastung *References repairs Handyman 93' WINDOW WASHING paint Window glazlng- • Plaslel' RepaIr ANATOL'S PamlJng Exte- Spackling, wallpaper wod< Insured Seaver's, Window glazing Free ceulklng Also paint old • Repamng & RepamtJng *AII Work Guaranteed nor- Intenor Scraping, (313)882-0000 964 SEWER CLEANING FAMOUS maintenance estimates ucensecl, In- aluminum Siding 313- Old Alummum Sllbng sanding, plastenng, pn- G10ISf ,,"nit ltftftnc Reach over .50,000 READERSin the Grosse Pointes, Gros~ Pointe Harper Woods,and St. Clair Shores! News Our readers welcome this annual supplement. It has (~~coNSEcnON become so popular that we publish lour each year••• NEWSPAPERS a must lor those advertising essentials! Plan to showcase your services and proclucys in this special 96 Kercheval, guide to assist homeowners in improving their Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 Display Advertising 313.882-3500, property! Don't miss out on this exceUent Fax 313-882-1585 advertisinc opportunity! Contact your advertising Inside Sales 313-882.6900; Fax 313-343-5569 representative today lor professional assistance! \ as. I. I,V sa 'I Lt• ••• IOMAL OffICII 926 Robbin' S"". 252 Grand Hoven MI49417 (616) R~6 8726 10' 1616) 847~747 .mat dmq20n0Y0q01e (om September 11, 1997 12C Grosse Pointe News LOCHMOOR 0~r:~~~~: ------• It's a $avzng:s ~Ie ratt 7ft Come check out the New 1998 Jeep Line at the all new LOCHMOOR JEEP EAGLE STOREI Cherokees, Grand Cherokees, Laredos, Llm;feds, T5;s and Wrangers ;n stock and ready for t997 CIIYSIER SEIIUNt IX2I0OI COIN DELIVERY! Bright white clear coat, cloth front lowback buckets, 4 speed automatic, 2.0 Mer DOHC 16V 14, and more Stk.#74240 1898 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO M.S.R.P. $17,700 CELEDRATIONSAVINGS Plus tax, title, $14lise,699* dest. P R ICE Rebate to dealer. ' $254WD, 26x pkg., &Cyl.,299**auto. Stk.#88018 1997 PlYMOutHVOYA. Bright white clear coat, cloth high-back bucket, automatic 3 speed, 3.0L V MPI, defroster rear wmdow, door - slldmg driver Side, bracket - front license plate, AND MUCH MORE! STk.#89007 M.S.R.P.$20,400 Lease payment based on 36 month lease Due at lease InceptIon $2,217 Lease limIted to 15,000 miles per year, ,15~ axcess Leases has option ot purchase at lease and at pre-delermlned amount. Plus tax, trtle, dest plates. t997 CIIULER TOR (, COUII1IY LX Deep amethyst pearl coat, premIUm cloth lowback bucket seats, climate group III, smokers group, 4 speed automatic, 3.8L SMPI V-6, w/platlum tipped plugs, front license plate bracket 16" Cast aluminum heels, AND MUCH MORE' Stk#799079 M.S.R.P.$29,195 DtAtO Mo. Lease $22924Per Mo.* CELEBRATIONSAVINGS $23 986*~:::t.tltle, • SUbject 10 ptlor .. 1e prices IRC''''''' _, , doc. lees, plates rebel •• 10 <10.,., wile'" .P!'hc.bIo L.... poymonl baMd on 24 PR It E , Rebate to dealer. montfI-. T__ ~ cMllYery (Sport) $1 t78, (Loredo) $2 178 plus ••• & hie CloselHnd _ wIIflIIIOV8d cl'ldlt. MIIMge 1M)' no! n_ 12 000 mileS per ,... with 15clm11e ••• ess cMrge 0pI1On 10 py rCM" ~ _ end II pre-cletennlne 1IIlOUnt. " Phil tax. title, Itsc • ClOC ~ .•~18165 Mack Avenue •• ~ ••- ~- (Between Cadieux & Moross) I I~'.', I.. ~,~", .. ~ (313) ml!!!!f_ :!-:..... 886.3000.~ ""(t""':~... :.U- HOL:RS:Mon. & Thu..rs 8'30-9' . Tu",'S.h'':;f~. ~ c~". 8.30-6 '. C"I'OII"" OMCIII , BO'" S ~om~hon )09 now MI ~8607 1\ 7) 797 093~ SEQUENCE 1800)968 3~S6 '0. 1\171 7972473 scon .. INION l"mml cfmQl0cr~(om Prl"Sldenl ••• 'OIlAL O'flClo o 9nRohho> 5",.252 C.rcmd HaVfln MI ".9.17 • • & ~ lilliI) 846 871i1 10',.~..4r.'I,.,~16161 84767A7 ...... ,,_ UrOl!i£ lbint~ News &CONNkiiii& September JJ. 1997 INSIDE: Waterfront Garden House living ••• Shed••• listinss ••• Page 5 Page ...... • 3 Page ..•.':... 14 " '"'ecc::zce -.... - ~; ....'SiIiii . I J J = Page 2 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 Resources for Identifying what's wrong with plants With proper planting in an Often the symptoms of a plant The list of problems and their appropriate site and a little luck, problem are subtle or unspecific. possible causes is long, but the the trees, shrubs, perennial and Wilting, for instance, could mean approach to'diagnosing any plant annual flowers and garden veg- that plants need water or they've problem begins with determining etables that you plant in your been overwatered and roots have the plant's identity. yard will probably grow up to be rotted. It could mean that a dis- and do what you expect of them. ease or insect has destroyed the "If you don't know what the Sometimes they don't. Then the roots and plugged or otherwise plant is, you can't know for sure homeowner/gardener has to disrupted the plant's circulation, what a healthy specimen should become a sort of plant detective to or that a girdling root or some look like," Richards says. try to figure out what went wrong kind of mechanical damage has "Identifying the plant by species and how to protect other plants if cut off the flow of water from the and variety will also narrow the it should spread. roots to the top. number of disease or pest possibil- Sandra Richards, home horti- Sometimes you have to go back ities. Wilting and dieback of the culturist, at Macomb County to planting time to discoverwhy a top of the tree suggests different MSU Extension, says the three plant is struggling to survive. things if your tree is a European broad categories of plant problems white birch (bronze bircq borers) are biological, environmental and The cause may be a poor site - or a Norway maple (verticillium manmade. one that's too dry, too wet, too wilt)." An example of an environmen- middle. Likewise, a tree dripping shady, too sunny, too exposed, tal problem is an ice storm. You with gypsy moth larvae and rain- poorly drained, etc., for that plant Resources in diagnosing plant don't have to be Sherlock Holmes ing frass (caterpillar droppings) - or a plant that's poorly adapted problems include plant disease to diagnose the problem when an all over your patio isn't hard to to the local climate and growing checklists and publications on ice-coated tree splits down the diagnose. conditions. pests and diseases of landscape and garden plants available at the Plastic rope, wire or some other Macomb County MSU Extension 'Registered in Apartlllent nonbiodegradable material may office located at 21885 Dunham have been left on the root ball or Rd. in Clinton Township. County Managel11ent' course offered around the main stem at planting statfmembers can either help you time, or the roots of a container- identify the problem or tell you Apartment Association of hour sessions every Thursday for grown plant may have been left how to submit samples for diagno- Michigan (AAM) and Lawrence 14 consecutive weeks at 1 p.m. at growing in a circle around the root sis to plant disease and pest Technological University (LTU) LTU's Southfield campus, 21000 ball. In any case, as the plant experts at MSU. Another resource will offer the nationally recog- West Ten Mile. The RAM program grows, it gradually strangles is the MSU Gardening Hotline, nized certification program for is produced by LTU's division of itself. (810) 469-5180. apartment and condominium continuing education and profes- managers in September. sional development. The three-month "Registered in The course examines the Orm Photo by Rosh Silltm Apartment Management" (RAM) responsibilities of the residential course, which begins Thursday, building manager, operation of Sept. 18 through Dec. 18, is the the management office, hiring Gr~ Pointe News oldest residential property man- and training personnel, market- agement certification in the ing and advertising, rent collec- THE COVER ••• &<~ United States. Cost is $395 a per- tion, budgeting and financial son, plus a $150 certification fee. reporting, risk management, ten- RAM is approved by the U.S. ant selection, and managing trou- Department of Housing and bled properties. T h r 0 ugh Urban Development to provide lectures and group discussions, quality training programs to man- the RAM program addresses suc- agers of multifamily rental, con- cessful management principles dominium, cooperative, subsi- and practices. dized and market rate housing. Custom built Cox and Baker home situated on a LTU is the only RAM provider To register, call (248) 204-4010 large secluded lot on one of Grosse Pointe Shores in southeastern Michigan. or (800) 885-5588, touch #5, then most coveted streets. It features a wonderful great Classes will be held for three- #1. room 28 x 15 overlooking a private walled garden. The family room has a natural fireplace, built-in Secluded -mini-estate. on 165'x 200' double lot just 20 minutes from RenCen or the Medical Center. French sycamores IICn!eD this unique book casesand leads out to a sunken patio. The f lOB home that opens onto award winning gardena, patio, grape arbor. pond and tennis court. LaJxe kitchen, breakfast and formal dining rooms. master bedroom suite has two baths and dressing ffiGBIE Four bedrooms, four aDd one halfbaths, plus maid's rooms. Just a abort walk to Trombly School and waterfront park with pool and deep-draft rooms. There are three bedrooms, three baths, first MAXON marina. $725,000 floor I~U~dryand two and one half car garage. This iNCORPORATED 677 middlesex boalevard • grosse pointe park REALTORS. home.ISIde~1for that discriminating couple seeking location, prrvacy and unique floor plan. Offered at $459,000. For an appointment call Peggy Delozier ( ~ ] 0 885-2000 or Dan KUhnlein 886-5800., filii Coldwell Banker Schweitzer ~ ~&i~ I ~dr~ __ • Real Estate -,-----' --...... -_-~,-.--." Thursda Amazing origins of plants Beline's and foods we consume South America where they had Best Buys been known for generations of the Inca civilization which was based in Peru but extended into Ecuador, Bolivia, northern Chile and northwest Argentina. Garden The Inca lands were collectively owned and cultivated. Produce Shed was stored each harvest time for By Ellen Probert Williamson times of famine. The Incas had a considerable knowledge of medi- We are hearing a great deal cine and surgery. They built excel- these days about the detrimental lent roads and suspension effects of tobacco. But originally bridges. They understood the this native American plant had a processes of irrigation, fertiliza- very different reputation. tion and terracing to prevent ero- sion. It was named for Jean Nicot who introduced it to the French Another South American plant $135,000 Royal Court in the late 15th cen- is the tomato which is native to CLEAN AND BRIGHT WITH GREAT CURB APPEAL' tury. In 1559, a book about tobac- Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia. It was Two bedroom, one bath Colomalm wonderful strollmg area of co published in France carried the the Aztecs who gave the tomato to the Wood~; hving room with natural fireplace, formal dmmg title, in English, "Joyefull Newes Europe. It was much prized before room. country kitchen, screened pard!. lavatory in basement. out of the Newe Founde Worlde." Columbus discovered America gas fon:ed air and ~efllrni3lr conditioning. two car detached A Spanish doctor in Seville stated and was called the tomatl. First garage, one year Home Warranty offered to. bayer. that it was an herb of great antiq- introduced into England in 1596, uity among the Indians who it was considered only an orna- taught its medicinal uses to the mental plant, called the love Spaniards. apple, and thought to be poiso- nous. It was a garden plant which $214,000 Tomatoes were first mentioned was regarded as all-healing, and IN THE HEART OF THE FARMS - Three bedroom, one and ' was introduced into Britain from for culinary use in 1781 by Thomas Jefferson. In 1799 there one half bath Colomal; open and Inviting foyer; hvmg room America in 1570. The story of Sir with natural fireplace~ formal dmmg room; famity room With Walter Raleigh as the first smoker was an attempt in Philadelphia to persuade people to eat tomatoes, buih.in bookcase; hardwood noors~new driveway and gamge; in England is a matter of history. quick possession at closing. Tobacco is only one of many but without success. They were native American plants which has not offered in seed catalogs until influenced the diets, and materia 1818, still as mainly an ornamen- medica, of many other countries of tal plant. Now there are more than half a million acres of toma- the world. toes grown each year in the Many people are convinced that $175,000 potatoes originated in Ireland, but United States. It would be hard to imagine a cuisine without them. JUST A FEW BLOCKS FROM THE LAKE Cla~~lc old this is because of their fame as a vmtage four bedroom, one and one half balh, open hvmg room There is considerable difference staple of the formerly undernour- wllh natural fireplace, great for everyday hvmg and ished people, and the devastation of opinion in the nativity of pump- entertainment, large formal dining room, eozy family room, caused by a blight on the potato kins but archeologists have found third floor p(lteTltial for slud,oIOOme offl«. funWooal ~chen crop and the resulting famine in fragments of pumpkin rinds, and with adjOining mudroom {6,6 ll. 5.6), two car garage. spaclOOS 1846. seeds in the ruins of southwest and peacefUl bae~~ quick pClssellsioo at closing. Potatoes are actually native Pueblos from the days of the bas- American and were introduced ket makers. This was a culture into Britain and Ireland, about 1586. They came originally from See GARDEN SHED page 8 • $269,000 PRACTICAL ELEGANCE SpaclOu~Ihree bedroom, two and one half bJth Colomalm new Building Industry Association "Ubdl"I~lon ApproXimately 2,700 ~quare feel Open floor plan BUilder\; model WIth many upgrade'>, skyllghts. rece<;sed hghtmg, systems - vacuum, presents real estate seminar <;pnnkler ... ouoo, secUTlty: Paladian W1ndows~ lacuzZt~ Ioalh of cupt»ard<; and counter space. The Building Industry a.m. to 3 p.m. at BIA headquar~ QUlckac~~ to freeway, mdro park. Association of southeastern ters, 30375 Northwestern bikelwalkJblade .$,Quick ~OA at dosing. Michigan (BIA) will present a real Highway, Suite 100, in For More Illformation, Please Contact... estate continuing education semi- Fannington Hills. nar on Wednesday, Sept. 17. Registration fees, including con~ BELINE OBEID - 343-0100 Jack Waller, of NCI Associates tinental breakfast and lunch, are Certified Residential Specialist in Madison Heights, will conduct $50 for BIA members and the seminar. Attendance fulfills Apartment Association of Prudential ~ Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. the annual continuing education Michigan members, and $75 for 882.0087 non-members and guests. For reg- v. requirement for real estate license istration infonnation, call (248) "'AX (313) 417.0044 [email protected] renewals. http://www.beline.com The seminar will be held from 8 737-4477. _ = .:.:.:..__•.'.":.IIIIP.:.:.:.Q:.~£..•__ - ~~ .,";'b~a;IT~.:a:',::~-- - -- ~ - ~ . --- ~e 4 YourHome Thursday,Sep~te~m!!=b~e!.r!11L.,11299~7~ _ Q. My aluminum kerosene frame and hang them. lamp is marked "Aladdin B-139." Is it old? Many reprints of the plates A. The B-139 models of alu- were issued over the years, and a e5unfJay "~~>. minum Aladdin kerosene lamps collection of the plates was pub- were made between 1963 and lished in "The Lady of Godey's, Sarah Josepha Hale," a book by 1969. They sell for $25 to $40. ~?M~W"',;"~"~"'~~r Old, rare Aladdin lamps are worth Ruth E. Finley published in 1931. :iSf'p 't it $M ~~~~ ~ {:::;,~:Jzt~~ ~ '> much more. • • Q. In a used-book store I found Q. I inherited my mother's col- "California Design Ten," pub- lection of Godey prints. What can lished in 1968. On one of the you tell me about them? book's inside pages is a letter from A. Godey prints were the color Gov. Ronald Reagan that he fashion plates published in signed. What's the book worth? Godey's Lady's Book. The book A. That's not Reagan's actual was actually a magazine that was signature. It's a reproduction 192 Fisher $239,000 2:00-S:00pm published from 1830 through printed in all of the books. The 481 Labelle $170,000 2:00-4:00pm 1898. It merged in 1863 with book is worth $45. Ladies Magazine, which was pub- 269 Mt.Vernon $298,900 2:00-4:00pm lished by Sarah Josepha Hale. • 309 Moross $175,000 2:00-4:00pm Hale, a remarkable woman who Trying to sell some of your c.ol- 223 Stephens Stop by 2:00-4:00pm launched her magazine when she lection? Need a liner for a salt dz,sh was 40 years old, continued as or a cup and saucer to match your GROSSE POINTE PARK grandmother's Haviland? ,!,he editor of Godey's until she was 90. 16760 Jefferson $995,000 2:00-4:00pm Hale was responsible for having new Kovels' "Guide to Sellmg, Thanksgiving declared a national Buying and Fixing Your Antiques 1428 Buckingham $229,000 2:00-4:00pm and Collectibles" lists more than holiday, and she was a leader in 676 Middlesex $449,900 2:00-4:00pm the fight for women's rights. 3,000 suppliers, clubs, auctions, services and industry sources to She was responsible for the guide you. Th get a copy, send $18 fashion illustrations in the maga- plus $3 postage to K~vels, Box zine. It was popular for women to 22900, Beachwood, OhlO 44122; remove the fashion plates and or call (800) 571-1555. 19966 E. Emory Ct. $235,000 2:00-4:00pm 19678 E. Kings Court $187,000 2:00-4:00pm 1179 Hampton $189,900 2:00-4:00pm 19950 Norton Court $249,900 2:00-4:00pm 20601 Wedgewood $179,900 2:00-4:00pm 20943 Anita $115,000 2:00-4:00pm 20687 Fleetwood $129,900 2:00-4:00pm 20522 Hunt Club $120,000 2:00-4:00pm 20283 Lancaster $128,900 2:00-4:00pm \20674 Kenosha $114,900 2:00-4:00pm 21160 Lennon $144,900 2:00-4:00pm 20624 Roscommon $144,000 2:00-4:00pm 20688 Roscommon $110,000 2:00:00-4:00pm 3 1013 Champine $135,500 2:00pm-4:00pm 9' 8 Country club $109,900 2:00-4:00pm 22965 Lee Court $69,900 2:00-4:00pm 2' 6 15 O'Connor $119,500 2:00-4:00pm 540 Robert John We're proud of our "SOLD" signs .•• $295,000 2:00-4:00pm 2 r I 12Winkel Is there a SINE sold in your future? Stop by! 12:00-5:00pm To List Your "Open House" GROSSE18412 MackPOINTEat Moran 884 _ 7000 Please Call Grosse Pointe Fanns (313) 882-6900 a;- ~. T , ~ J I I ______T_hu_r_Sd_a"""Y....S..--eptember 11, 1997 - Spectacular - Winslow Homer - Lake/ront Estate Summers... ( lIrr1('r c\ 1\ ('s - \Vmtcr<; 1\ nou<.,('lor ,111"'e,,<.,on<.,Th( ple,l"Ur('''' 01 l"kl'''ld(' Step back m time and enJoy this well mamt;un('d Engll<;hTudor 11\mg I( ,lture" II\e "'(',1 \\ ,It( hc" In thl<. ~ ')()() ",C]u,H('toot home Thl" pre( IOU'" Watt h sallbo"t rac('''' and oth('r boatmg ,KtIVltll'<' on I akl' St C 1,1If \\ hl( h 1<,thl' (,ro<,<,(' POliltC ....hon." C olonr'll h,l" thrcl' hedroom", tour lull 11,1th",md ,1 (ountr\ bM kdrop beyond your tootb'll1-t1eld <,1/('tront 1,1\\ n Bl'.1utllul ( ,Hwd wood klle hell The II\mg roOIl) h,1'",I n,1tur,111Irepl,Hf', ,md \()lIllll1ld ,1 (,1rr1,1~('hOU"l' dl'tads throughout The m,l<,ler <,ulteteature'" hl~ ,mo her'" prlV,lte ottl( e'" ,md .1hm (' thc t\\O (,11 ~,1I ,1~(' separate bathroom<' There I'> ,1 live room ,1p.Htment OVl'r the <.IX ( ,H g,lr.lgl' SCHWEITZER Many more am<'nltl('<' to m('ntlon C all tor ,111 ,1ppomtnwnt COLDWeu Sally Coe • 885-2000 BAN~eR(] RESIDENTIAL Voice Mail: REAL ESTATE "'~Ooned~OplQIodIl!l'lJet~C_~~""'" '" R.G~Edgar886-601 0 (810) 704-5353 74 Kercheval, On The Hill '-basso<:iatffi 114 Kercheval ----~._----- • ....~ "l~------ VourHome Thursday, Sep~te::.:.m~b:;:,:;e::.:.r~1..:.1.!..,1~9~9~7 _ PRICE REDUCED ..... WATERFRONT HOME PRICED REDUCED $450,000 ST. CLAIR SHORES $365,0000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS VRM# 23 Seller will entertaIn offers between $370,000 to SpacIous Colomal In prime Woods location. Four bedrooms, three $450,000 An exceptional four bedroom, two full bath laJ..efront and one half baths, and large family room Newer furnace. air home. Family room wllh ral~ed natural fireplace, rooms With view condJllonmg. hot water. Fantdstlc fimshed basement, recreation of lake New carpet and paint throughout room, wet bar and half bath Pool, Jacuzzzl, redwood deck and Seawall With steel dock pond. $250,000 GROSSE POINTE WOODS $269,000 HARRISON TOWNSHIP , VRM# 17 Seller will entert.un offers between $210,000 and PrdCtlcal elegance SpacIous three bedroom, two and one half bath $250,000. DeceivIngly ~paclous four bedroom, two full baths, Colomal In new subdivIsion Open floor plan. Builder's model fir~t floor master bedroom Wllh dres~Ing room and dIvided wall with many upgradcs. ~kyllght~, reces~ed lighting, system-vacuum, Updated kitchen WJlhcherry cabmet~ and IS' x 6' pantry ~ound, sprInkler and more $135,500 ST. CLAIR SHORES $125,000 STERLING HEIGHTS Superbly decorated WIth neutral tones Three bedroom bnd. r.tnch Be.tutlfuJ updated kItchen All appliances are Included. BUill-in In prIme locallon cJme to major \hoppmg and 1-94 Open J."tchen dl\hwa\her .tnd microwave L.tundry area and half bath on lower With dmette and family room WIth natural lireplace level Great family room, great \torage area. Profe~~lOnally Jand~capcd $294,900 ST. CLAIR SHORES OutQJndmg Browmtone WIth LJke VIC\\;\ "-1a,ter ,uite WIth \\ hirlpool. Ndtural fircplace $293.900 ST. CLAIR SHORES TOP of the lINT fxecut 1\ e re"dcnce $11.... 11ARPER WOODS Numerou, upgradc\ Two and one h~lf hJlh~ VRM #8 Scllcr will entertain offcr~ betwcen $88000 - SII a.ooo Conan counter\ Jnd top of the Ime .tppllancc\ $98,900 WARREN Tht, home 1\ a gcm Gorgeou\ MutLhler kllchcn ....ilh ,nack bar and Great homc \\;Ilh man> updatc" Wlndow\, cel'lral aIr cOndlllOnIng, built In china cdblnet Ne....er ~lnyl \\lndo\\" furnace and air condi- hot" dlcr tJnk pJlnt door,. roof $69,900 ST, CLAIR SHORES Out'tandlng cnd Unit WIth updated kitchen wHh lIght oak cahlnct, RCLcntl) pamted Jnd carpeted In neutral tone, UpdJtcd h.tlh OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 P.M. $41,500 HARPER WOODS Well malntalncd \ccond floor co op Ncwcr carpet $86,900 CENTER LINE .".1IARPKIl WOODS throughout. ncwcr drapery In 11\109 room and elc.m hTick hungalow With many updatc~ Dcn I~ an additIon In Brick bungalow In Gro\\C POlntc School<; Fm"hcd ,cwnd nom dinIng room Appllance\ ,t.ly nI 5 x I I 7) AttiC fan and ~ome appllancc\ ,t.ty 1991 ,lnd accc\\cd through bedroom Bathroom updatcd wllh Necd~ upd.llmg pcdc,tal 'Ink v.tnlty and ,",oragc Deck off den Homc warranty Includcd (313) 882-0087 Grosse Pointe 19615 Mack Avenue ~ Prudential Real Estate Co. Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 Website: htU/www.prudgp.com -~-----I..e_~ c ••_. .. _~;~_------.-.-.... , , I -- Thursday, September 11, 1997 VourHome Page 7 ::::t I ~ L-, .. - D ... ~.. r .. 5901 BEACONSFIELD - This . :.~ _ ~937 WASHINGTON, GPC - four bedroom, one bath Colonial. I" ';-! ~ Absolutely outstanding Colonial. features natural fire:.. ith_ Completely renovated and updat- 5064 MARSEILLES glass doors, ne'tt kit ithrMI '. : ed. Old world charm with modern loads of '~"~~~di oom~ 1"" ,> conveniences. Library, four bed- Sharp three bedroom, one and wit~ .;~W <-, ed bath, -: - ~1 one half bath Cape Cod Colonial ~ rooms, two and one half bath, b_' ....:i. d asement with~~/' basement with full bath, large sit- in excellent area. Home features we ' one half bath, newerl1?i ,f ~ _ ~~ ting room off kitchen, leaded family room with air conditioning SC:\DAY, viny mdows, hardwood floors, -: ,- , unit, updated kitchen, new win- ~. glass, oak floors, high ceilings aluminum trim, professional ~.A' dows, newer carpet throughout. SEPTE~lBER I [L ~ highlight the warm traditional landscaping. I ~,;';~ _ IIcharacter of this fine Colonial. Marble sills, two alcoves in front 2-1 P.~1. bedrooms, recreation room in ~1:i The modern conveniences in- ~ ~~clude a new kitchen, new roof, basement. ~(160I \\TDGE\\OOD, Grosse Paine Woods 7354 MCKINLEY, CENTER.'1l~ •., 1:- .. rr.i; new cathedral ceiling skylighted 5745 GRAYfON - Gorgeous .' master bedroom with beautiful LINE - Excellent home on pri-~- East English Village Colonial. I67GO JEFFERSO\, vate dead end street!! Three bed-:t:v..~. master bath and loads of closets, Four bedroom, one and one half ....a 1l1all baths are new, new copper Grosse Pointe Park rooms, one and one half bath~ ~~. bath completely renovated - beau- Colonial features many improve-~~ ~ ~~'!plumbing, new gas forced air/cen- tiful kitchen with eating space. __ tral air conditioning, wine cellar, ments such as new furnace and ~ ~ . Huge family room. Living room 21791 GASCONY- Sharp three _ ~ wonderful country lot and much central alT, circuit breakers, new~ t with natural fireplace, new win- bedroom bungalow Slwer windows, new carpeting, new;"- t[~ more. Call listing agent for a list dow treatments. Possible bed- ;~_jof updates and renovations. carpet, paint, w~ows s ced kitchen floor, new front door.~J-. room in basement (l7'xll'). alr/centar' "tio ive- Ceiling fans throughout. Extra!?J '. ~" ..~~ Marble floors, two car garage with wa a garage. large treed lot. • .j: ~Ql41258 WINDMILL - Situated opener. B i eClwith semi- on the canal - only 3 minutes to n~r ation area. Newer +~" ~_;;!" , ~ the Lake! This one owner home 19091 TOEPFER - Beautiful E~le cabinets in modern ~.~A ~_::i ~I-;jcould bring many fun times for newer construction ranch. kitchen. ~' ....J your family for years to come ... Ceramic foyer-leads to living ~~~"F" Features include five bedrooms, room with gas fireplace, formal ~E, r 3.2 baths, formal dining room, dining room, kitchen with island, 4153 CADIEUX - This home s;:-,~;, , -;.library, family room, first floor Jennaire range, loads of cabinets features a newer furnace with ~- laundry and many more ameni- and counter space, spacious fami- central air, hardwood floors and coved ceilings in living room and -1 ties ... Call for your private view- ly room, master bedroom with ii"jt ._: dining room. Basement finished ~ing of this luxury home! vaulted ceiling and full bath, first floor laundry, two and one half in knotty pine paneling, upstairs 16760 JEFFERSON, GPP - car attached garage. bedroom has an adjoining room , Fabulous French Chateau located with built-in drawers. Hot water ~:in a private setting that makes 32411 SUTTON - One of the tank, circuit breakers, electrical you feel like you are out in the finest homes in Chesterfield. This box (1994). three bedroom, two and one half 2101 LENNON, GPW - Looks -:.country. Five bedroom, four and can be deceiving - four bedroom, _' ~-.one half bath, carriage house bath brick ranch offers many cus- tom features: 156 feet on Salt 20895 VAN ANTWERP - t\'JO bath ranch home offers a ,.. _.- apartment that can be part of Comfortable three bedroom, one large country styled kitchen with main house or conveniently sep- River, large lot, formal dining room, family room, library, first bath bungalow. Possible fourth doorwall leading to the deck, arate for in-house help, mother- bedroom/sitting room upstairs, floor laundry room, two and one master bedroom with full bath, in-law, etc. Breathtaking newer vinyl windows, glass block half-car garage. lIVing room with a natural fire- entrance foyer, huge formal din- windows in basement, newer van- place, finished basement with ing room, master suite complete 20601 WEDGEWOOD, GPW - ity and toilet in bath, hardwood fireplace, wet bar, kitchen area, with natural fireplace, updated Raise your family up in this four floors under carpeting, coved new roof, two car garage. bath with marble stall shower bedroom, two-bath brick bunga- ceiling in living room and dining and flooring, custom appurte- low which offers a family room room, circuit breakers, newer nances throughout. Built-in with high wood beamed ceilings, steel doors. Garage has been vmyl swimming pool on rear grounds hardwood flooring, kitchen with sided. and much, much more!! Call for breakfast nook, finished base- private showing. ment with bar, brick patio. 20481 LOCHMOOR, H.W. - Stupendous three bedroom brick ..nerbly GREAT LOCATIONl 18000 E. Bungalow with G.P. schools. This 'nch WARREN - CommerCIal build- home features newer replacement 'ozy ing close to Grosse Pointe and windows, beautiful Italian marble rk like Harper Woods, abuts Bon-Jon fireplace in the living room, fin- d basement, Nursing Care Fac. Approx 13,500 ished basement, newer furnace, rs, sprinkler sys- square feet with lobby, reception, updated kitchen with eatmg te tral air, two and one half coat room, arena with 16 foot space, two and one half car car garage. Original owner!! ceiling, two parkmg lots. Call for garage, plus! details . . . & l >.,~• ..u., -- _ .-~...... _..._------~ Q II~~-::-e"" ....~_=!:__:_ .. Page 8 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 Massachusetts and Flonda pnor The IndIans, according to many way it was done then. The nuts Garden Shed- to 1629. reports, dried wild blueberries are gathered in baskets, spread From page 3 Dr. LIVIngstone,In 1864, found and sold them by the bushel to the out to dry in a warm, dry attic or watermelons growing wild in first settlers to use in breads, pud- shed, and then stored in a squir- dating from before the better regions in Mrica not previously dings and pies. rel-proof place. They wiII keep known cliff dwellers and regarded visited by white men. They were It seems fitting that cranber- nicely for several years. by some experts as from the peri- not known in Europe until the ries, the inevitable accompani- od 1500 to 2000 B.C. 16th century. ment to Thanksgiving turkey, Sometimes the early settlers The American squash clan Although unknown to the rest should come from New England, tapped the butternut trees, as includes many varieties. Summer, of the world before Columbus, where both the holiday and its well as the sugar maples, and winter, Hubbard, crookneck, but- maize, or corn, was the staple food originated. Cranberries were made a sweet syrup which, with ternut, acorn, turbans and zucchi- grain and most important single well known to the Indians of the wild honey, provided sweeteners nis. Botanically, gourds, water- food in North America. Today it is region who used them in a variety in an era before sugar cane or melons, cantaloupes and pump- the staple food for more than two of ways. sugar beets arrived on the scene. kins are all in the same family hundred million people around Many kinds of nuts were also although not all of them originally When one really begins to think the world. Corn has been discov- found in New England and were a about it, it is amazing how many came from the New World. ered by archeologists excavating valuable food source for the early According to David Burpee, presi- of the foods we eat had their ori- sites in the southwest United settlers. Butternuts, not often gins in our own country, and how dent of the well-known seed com- States, and in dry rock areas in found anymore, were a special pany, pumpkins originated in much American native horticul- Mexico, where corncobs more treat. Harvesting butternuts ture has contributed to the northern Argentina, Mexico and than 3,000 years old were found. today is done exactly the same Central America. cuisines of the world. Peppers are native to tropical Sweet potatoes, relative of the America and were grown by morning glory, were probably cul- Indians in both North and South Master Composter Course offered tivated by natives of Central America more than 2,000 years America thousands of years The seventh Master Composter and worm composting. ago. Small hot peppers were dis- Course will be offered by Macomb before Columbus. They were car- covered in the West Indies by This year MSUE will be using ried to islands in the Pacific. Michigan State University the new statewide Master Columbus and it was he who Extension (MSUE) beginning Sweet potatoes were known in introduced them into Europe Composter Notebook. China early in the Christian era. Thursday, Oct. 2. This year there This course fee is $35 which where they at once became very will be an afternoon or evening They are recorded in the West popular. includes the resource notebook, 15 Indies and taken to Spain in 1526. program option (depending on Early writers speak enthusias- hours of instruction by MSU and They were recorded in Virginia in registration numbers). local compost professionals and 1650, and are now known virtual- tically of the many fruits and The six-week course will cover berries growing wild in the New volunteer opportunities for out- ly all over the world. compost basics, Michigan legisla- reach. World and letters sent back to Early French explorers found tion and local ordinances, bin and For more information about the England in the 17th century extol site selection, different compost the Indians growing watermelons the excellence of the many gallons course or to request a registration in the Mississippi valley. The systems, equipment, compost form, call Kathy Trombley at (810) of "cyder" to be obtained from application, yard waste reduction Indians grew them in apples and pears. 469-5180. BEACH WOODS PRIVACY 250 feet of SPECTACULARHOME NEWLYBUILT ON water frontage on Lake Huron with SIX LAKEHURONIAll you could wish for and acres of beautiful wooded property morel Four bedrooms two and one half Unique architectural deSign by William baths Open-styled krtch8n featuring Kessler 5000 square foot home IS Brookhavencabinetry by Wood-Mode, with Your Heating featured as a 'turn-key' presentation an Island cook-top vaulted ceilings, with furnishings Included Magnificent skylights, mixture of ceramiC hardwood views of the water from all major And Cooling Service rooms including the caretaker's and carpeted floor covenngs, semi-circular paVilion S1 575 (XX] J475G staircase and many other extras Full basement decks patio sprinkling system fully landscaped three-car garage. Professionals! S! 200 000 J893.G • Servicing All Major Brands! • Eme1'lfency Troubleshooting and Repair! • Complete System Checkups And Maintena11ce! • Offering The Complete Line Of Arcoairt! Products! ON LAKE HURON 945 X 540 TREED WATCH THEST LAWRENCE SHIPSPASS LOT WITH SANDY BEACH Tradltlonally- BY' Every day ISexcIting viewing the You've got a lot In\ e<;ted In vour styled home In Fort Gratiot deSigned Arcoalre product line riverfront activity from thiS well- home's heatmg and coohng system with a Wide brick-floored foyer, large maintained 2730 sq ft custom-built If you're In the market for a new liVing room and formal dining room, two-story Offering four bedrooms So whether vou need a routme sv<;tem, we WIll gladly proVIde a free spacIous recreation room five two and one half oaths formal dining checkup or an emergency repair, d,m't bedrooms and four baths Over 3,000 c<;tlmatc mmg high quality high room den mOin-floor laundry tm<;t It to JlI<;tanvbodv Call on m' efficlencv Arcoalre eql11pment. sq ft You II enJoy panoramiC views Beautiful 106 x 227 lot with Circular We're the profe<;<;lonal<; from almost every rooml Two • • No maHer what your drIVe and terraced landscaping steel who knc)\\ that service 1<; fireplaces two car attached garage seawall and two car garage Best of heating and coohng more than a \\ord - your Ire and large utility/storage building all a fishing dock with a spectacular need~, remember, we're $595 000 J919G vlewl $399 900 J876G local dealer carrYIng the 01_ l_.QIy "-"* at your <;ervICc' www arcoa,re comtarcoalre 3945 24th Ave., Suite 3 Fort Gratiot, Michigan JoAnnWlne 32486 Dequindre &ASSOCIA TES INC 48059 Warren, MI. 48092 810-985-5080 Six~ (810) 264-2034 TEMPERATURE & REFRIGERATION APPLICATIONS Fax (810) 264-2038 , I I r -" .... Thursday, September 11, 1997 YourHome Page 9 The integrated management approach to garden pest control Drought, lack of nutrients, compe- you're already practicing integrat- the fall - can greatly reduce the Integrated pest management carryover of pests and diseases tition from weeds and compacted (IPM) is a philosophical as well as ed pest management," says soil stress plants and make them Sandra Richards, home horticul- and so reduce the need for control practical approach to pest control. measures next year, Richards sug- more vulnerable to pests and dis- Home gardeners wondering if turist, at Macomb County MSU ease organisms, Richards points Extension. "Nowyou have a name gests. they ought to take an IPM out. for it." Fertilizing according to a soil approach to controlling plant test, timely watering, mulching Monitoring plants for the first IPM looks at interrelationships signs of insect or disease problems of plants, pests and their environ- and managing soil to minimize ment and then takes a holistic compaction keeps plants growing vigorously and helps them resist See PEST CONTROL approach to keeping plants page 12 healthy. Pesticides are an option, attack by insects and diseases. but they're just one choice. Rather than react to problems, IPM practitioners try to prevent problems. One way to do this is to plant resistant varieties to reduce the incidence of plant disease. Scab-resistant crabapple culti- vars, for instance, and tomato varieties resistant to verticillium and fusarium wilt and nematodes (VFN) mean healthier plants in the lawn and garden. Likewise, planting closely relat- ed crops together in the garden and then rotating each group into a different area so plants suscep- pests and diseases may find that tible to the same diseases don't they already are. follow one another in the garden 'I "If you routinely use resistant can significantly reduce disease i Is your home unique? Interesting? 1 varieties, garden sanitation, bio- problems. logical pest controls, and regular Sanitation - cleaning up fallen IIf so, we would like to feature it in living color! ~ inspection of your plants to mini- fruits and leaves under fruit trees I Please fill out the form and mail to YourHome, ~ mize plant health problems and and roses; raking and burning or tilling vegetable garden debris in ~ 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. 48236; If chemical pesticide applications, ,,~e or fax to: (313) 882-1585. ~ ~Address: !~ ~Phone: (Home) (Business)--- ~ " f Style of Home. ~ 1General Description (# of rooms, layout): j r.------t ~ ------~ PremIUm lot - premIUm location FIVe bedrooms OPEN SUNDAY. SEPT 14TH 2.4,00,20943 Amta. Harper Woods With Grosse Pomte school system ------{ (fifth IS a walk-thru) four and one half baths Family " room. garden room, brand new kitchen First floor three bedroom ranch Newer wmdows, fireplace, t laundry Multiple fireplaces Long list of newer furnace, spnnk\er system new sod, front : Home Size: square feet • Improvements. and back 265tO HIDDEN COVE LANE Please describe renovation project ~ 21615 O'CONNER ------~ ~------~ i\ ------~ .,; l'\ ;:; ~t OPEN SUNDAY,SEPT 14TH, 2-4:00 S of 9 Mile - OPEN SUNDAY, SEPT 14TH, 2-4 00 t Hours available for consultation with writer: ~ W of Mack. Clean three bedroom bungalow Large CondominIUm located In a lake front complex. , j/ kItchen Two and one half car block garage Two bedrooms, two full baths. Laundry room on t Monday - Friday i Recreahon room Cuardlan Home Warranty. the same floor Wood deck, fireplace, attached ~ garage 22508 MYLLS ~Saturday - Sunday ------~ GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~Do you have "before" photographs of the project in qUP4;tinn? ~ ,Yes No I Photographs would likely be taken of your home for ~ linclusion in an article. t : Any restrictions? Yes No ~ N1Ce famIly home offenng, three bedrooms. one OPEN SUNDAY. SEPT 14TH, 2-400 Located south of 12 mile . west of Jefferson. four Did you work with an architect on the project? Yes No t and one half baths, fam,ly room Newer roof, 1 furnace, air and dnveway Deep lot Guardian bedroom Colomal One and one half baths. full bath 10 basement Family room Two car attached )Ifyes, please furnish name: Home Warranty 1 garage !Did you work with a licensed builder on the project? Yes No , ...1- SHOREWOOD REAL ESTATE,INC. ~If yes, please furnish name: ------~ 20439 Mack Ave. Grosse Pointe • 886-8710 ~~"""'* .. "'*"'y.....'*'~~ ....,>~~~~,,~~'~*~~~t<,_..:_ ...."'Js...~~~ .o:-..~ '3' ~~~~""'&-:.t~, ~'1i ""","" ....,~--_.,--.....-..--...... ~--_:_.------~----.Q...,.J~z:a:w;:_.:_::::::::.--":"_'"I!>a::~~"lr"'_----~ .. ~. Farms. OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE- Shores. VILLA ON THE lAKE! Shores. BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT TIME! The most beautiful, completely Farms. Exceptional home with large Lakefront home with porches, lake- RANCH Excellent floor plan and rebUIlt Colonial on very private road foyer; spacious first {Ioor Includes side deck and separate carnage house space for entertaining Gracious hving near Lakeshore. Over 9,000 square foot easy floor plan WIth library, with wonderful loft space and upper room, large family room and gourmet of fabulous Irving space, six bedrooms, family/entertainment rooms leading to deck. Abundant detailing on the first kitchen. Large deck with jacuzzI add six fu II baths, new state-of-the-art terrace and pool area. MultI-fire- floor; wood trim, leaded glass cabI- to the enjoyment of liVing On Lake S1. kitchen, large adjacent keeping room places. $1,285,000. 12' 34485 (HD-F- nets, Mediterranean style window Clair. $1,700,000. 'fJ' 36875 (GPN-H- with fireplace. 'Ir 37005 (HO-H-25FAI) 87KEN) trim 12' 36645 (GPN-H-44LAK) 70 LAK) ~ •. ._~~,~~~~. !~ City. GROSSE POINTE TUDOR In Shores. OPEN SUN. 1-4 P.M. 73 Farms. Attractive Side entrance Woods. BEAUTIFUL CAPE COD. move-In conditIOn with many Hawthorne. Near Shores Park and Colonial featUring large master bed- 1995 Beautification Award. Newer updates. Four bedrooms, two and one Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. Open con- room With private bath. Spacious kitchen and baths, family room with half baths, three car garage, large yard cept Large lot Attached, heated room sizes throughout. Freshly deco- vaulted ceiling, fireplace and Pella with deck, gas forced aIr, central air garage. Priced to allow for updating. conditioning. Tasteful decor. rated. Newer kitchen. $264,500. doors to wrap around deck. Finished For the family who wants to invest or 12' 34385 (HD-F-68-MOR) basement. $257,500. 'Ir 36885 (HD- Immediate possessIon possIble. expand In a wonderful neIghborhood. H-64BER) $284,900. 12' 33345 (GPN-GW.lOLlN) $270,000. 'Ir 33495. No Photo Available at Press Time St. Clair Shores. If you like a "different City. Attractive custom burlt Cape Cod PRICEREDUCED on thrs spacIous home" with everything that you want City. Park. Well built center entrance featuflng step down flvlng room with center entrance ColOnial with free flow- and need (great new kitchen), then Coloma I. Belutlfully maintained by natural fireplace and natural wood- Ing floor plan Features three bedrooms, this IS it! There IS a natural fireplace, It's original owners. Great detail and work Updates rnclude: new roof, fur- updated kitchen, nine foot ceilings In central air, recreation room, family burlt-lns throughout. Large Florida nace/central air condItioning, updated liVing and dming rooms, natural fIre- room and much more $210,000. kitchen and much more $205,000 room. $195,000. 12' 34515 (HD-F-35- place, family room, hardwood floors. LAK) 'Ir 34265 (HO-F-80-00R) U' 34505 (HD-F-87-LlN) $205,000 'Ir 32845 (GPN-GW-23STC) Woods. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Harper Woods. Three bedroom one Beautiful maintained three bedroom Woods. SOUGHT AFTER BRICK and one half baths brick ranch Large RANCH With three bedrooms, custom brick Colonial Larp,e living room, famrly room and garden room over- family room wIth natural fireplace. finished basement With Franklin stove looking patio and budt-In Gunlte and half bath. Great family home In Central air and two car garage pool Attached two and one half car 'Ir $157,000. 'Ir 36625 (HD-H-78RID) prime location. $152,000. 32625 garage Home Warranty $155,000 (GPN-GW-15AU) 'Ir 32935 (GPN-GW-650LD) EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ II • Internet Site www.coldwellbanker.com • Homefacts™ (810) 268-2800 "Zt • Real Estate Buyer's Guide FJrped the bell...... • I • _.-. .. _-._ ---=s...-..-~ I I "'-T...... '.....--:--e- ~., -; ~ Shores. COVETED LOCATIONt Three Shores. CLASSIC GOOD LOOKS Woods. Beautiful free flOWing ranch Shores. DESIRABLE THREE BED- bedroom contemporary with great Brick center entrance Colonial on WIth dramatic sweep of rooms and ROOM brrck ranch, Just one half room and family room overlooking favorite cul-de-sac off Lakeshore. ... park like backyard. Enjoy the sun block off Lakeshore Road, features private walled courtyard. Master bed- Newer kItchen, neutral decor and splashed patio and sapphire blue formal dining, family room, natural room suite with his & hers dressmg hardwood floors. $325,000. 'Zl' 36855 waters of the Inground pool and fireplace and central air condItioning rooms. Perfect for the buyer looking (HD-H-76COL) cabana. $299,000. 12' 34295 (HO-F- for something unique! $459,000. Finished basement with wet bar. Call 19.Wll) 'Zl' 11' 36815 (HD-H-81 WOO) for details. $289,900. 33415 (GPN- GW-45CRE) Park. OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 P.M. 1428 City. LOTS OF SPACE.Handsome two Woods. Four bedroom, two bath Farms. Field stone Cape Cod! Buckingham. Four bedroom ColonIal family eaSily converted back to single home setting on an oversized lot. Situated on one half lots. Spacious featuring formal dining with built-in famIly home. CapItalize on a home Many recent upgrades Including roof, room sizes. Gumwood paneled den, shelving, library/den, Jiving room with wIth a great deal of square footage In furnace, central aIr condltlonrng, detailed plaster moldings. FinIshed gas fireplace, neutral oak kitchen need of some updates and your invest- plumbing and electrical. Great fin- recreatIon room With natural fire- includes appliances. Cedar closet, ment will surely payoff. $224,900. ished basement WIth fireplace. Home place. Great closet and storage space. alarm system, nicely landscaped yard. 'Zl' 36745 (HD-H-87NEF) Warranty. $217,500. v 37705 (GPN- $212,000. 11'34215 (HO-F-70-BEL) Home Warranty. $229,000. v 33025 GW-68HAW) Woods. LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT. You're City. Attractive Dutch ColonIal newly Woods. Move rrght rn and enjoy the Woods. Completely updated, new certain to be charmed by thiS delrght- decorated throughout. Naturally fin- natural fIreplace, large backyard With kItchen and appliances, walks out ful ranch with fresh decor and Ished hardwood floors Cozy den off brick patiO, and the neutral decor to onto very large deck. Newly renovat- updates. Finished lower level, living room. Newly finished basement your new home This home has cop- ed bath WIth cathedral ceiling. Bay attached garage, central air and appli- wIth one half bath. $184,900. per plumbing and lots of updates. Windows In liVing and dming room. ances Included. $194,900. 'If 10395 'Zl' 34405 (HD-F-93-RIV) Don't miss out. $184,900. 11'34185 $159,900.11' 34345 (HD-F-45ROS) (HD-H-73BRY) (HD-ll-BRY) .. Harper Woods. GROSSE POINTE Park PRICED TO SELL' Over 1,600 HarPer Woods. OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 Harper Woods. Brrck bungalow In SCHOOLS!! Four bedrooms, two tiled square feet of l,vmS space to enjoy With P.M. 20522 Hunt Club. Three bed- Grosse 'Pointe school district FeatUring baths, partial finished basement, new four bedrooms, two full baths, fmlshed rooms, eat-In kitchen With updated cup- three bedrooms, finIshed basement With basement. Many updates! On same two and one half car garage, newer boards Includes major appliances, ftn- additional kitchen and family room. copper plumbing, privacy fence, street as elementary school. $128,900 Ished basement With cedar closet, wet Updated furnace, central air condition- freshly pamted. $129,000. 11'32745 11'37585 (GPN-GW-81 NOn bar, full bath With tried shower. Grosse ing, two and one half car garage. (GPN-GW-48KEN) POtnteSchools. $120,000. 11'32885 $98,500. 11' 33115 (GPN-GW-16lOC) EVERY PROPERTY. EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD™ • Internet Site www.coldwelibanker.com.Homefacts™(810)268.2800'lt • Real Estate Buyer's Guide Grosse Pointe Farms886.5800 • Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4200 • Grosse Pointe Hill 885.2000 Page 12 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 product used to control Japanese problem once their natural con- mean no pesticides ever. trols are wiped out." Pesticides are sometimes neces- beetles in the landscape. Pest control- Insects that prey on other Learn to identify beneficial sary - to control cucumber bee- insects and avoid spraying when From page 9 tles, for instance, which carry the insects can help control pest popu- lations. When an outbreak occurs, they are present, Richards sug- is an important aspect of IPM, organism responsible for bacterial gests. Also, learn about the life wilt in cucumber plants. Once the predator numbers will increase, Richards notes. "If you identify a too, but maybe not fast enough to cycle of the pest you're trying to problem early, you may be able to beetles transmit it to the plants, control and target spraying at the there is no cure. Prevention prevent damage. Resorting to deal with it in a low-tech, low- chemicals then can actually make developmental stage when they'll impact way - hand picking means applying an appropriate be most effective. pesticide to the plants to control the problem worse. Colorado potato beetles off your "Chemical pesticides are indis- Apply control measures early, tomatoes, for instance - before the beetles before they can feed on criminate - they wipe out benefi- when problems are generally eas- serious damage occurs," she says. young plants and transmit the ier to control and damage isn't yet bacterium. cial and harmless insects as well That's the aim of IPM - to hold as pests," Richards observes. serious. You'll get better results plant damage. within tolerable For many other pests, non- "Without predators to check their and have less need to add chemi- limits. For gardeners who want to chemical alternatives exist. numbers, pest populations may cals to the environment. For more minimize pesticide use and are Bacillus thuringiensis, a disease rebound quickly. Or pests that information, call the Macomb willing to tolerate some damage to of caterpillars formulated as a weren't a problem before the pes- County MSU Extension office at keep chemicals out of the garden pesticide, can be used to control ticide was applied may become a (810) 469-6440. and landscape, an IPM approach cabbage worms, tomato horn- worms and gypsy moth larvae. is a natural choice. f Milky spore disease is a similar An IPM orientation doesn't 1. 822 e?toLLYWOOn. Immaculate three bedroom ranch in quiet Grosse POinte Woods locatton. FamIly room, professionally landscaped 1 grounds and a spectacular multl~level deck. Price reduced to $219,000. 332 &lUc@!J{INLEY. Rare opportumty to purchase a four bedroom, \ two bath Grosse Pomte Farms home. Newer kitchen, spacious rooms, family room and extra wide lot. $246,000. EASYSLICE - There's an easy morning, and when the task is way to slice mushrooms. I use my done, you can simply erase it with I 21104 ~AN ~NTWERP. ClaSSiCbungalow with three bedrooms '\. egg slicer and the mushrooms no harm done to the mirror and no \ and two full baths. Grosse Pomte Schools. $116,000. come out perfect. Edna J., waste of paper. Liza C., Spring, ------CALL APROVENLEADER:------Martinsburg, W.V. Texas • • Share your special Home Tip with MEMORYJOG - When I need to remember important things, I our readers. Send it to Diane write a list on the bathroom mir- Eckert, King Features Weekly ror with a dry-erase marker. Service, 235 East 45th Street, I can't miss the reminder in the New York, N.Y. 10017. 1 .'u ;; , ", < ~J";c .0':>\)M:a..~;;,.t~",~ J; .-• ..,~Jc.,". ,.v M>' ~ • t, v '" :;'.,,--'it... t'"~~ • ~,'~:'J. •. Summer Is Over But Your Vacation Doesn't Have To Be! I? ":'::f ~"-~:'1";.:.: Vaca60nyear-round in a Four Seasons Sunroom t • 0 • r~ o • II from Four Seasons Sunrooms of Southfield X{ ~ ~o 6 ....~C. ~.1. FINANCING Four Seasons of Southfield Offers The Best: AVAILABLE I Could Make My Sunroom A Family Room ... A Dining Room ••• • Product quality and design flexibility. A Home Office ••• • Year round comfort. A Home Gym ... A Hot Tub Room ••• • Local installation team. Kitchen Extension ... An Eating Nook ... • Award winning design and installation team. An Art Studio # Or Even A Growing Greenhouse • Awarded operator of the year. Or An Entryway ... A Sun Filled Bathroom ..• • Design award winner. Mother-in*laws Space Or A Children's Playroom ••• ORDER TODAY SO YOU CAN ENJOY ALL FOUR SEASONS Or Just A S~cular Spot Where The Family Can Gather! OF 1988 IN YOUR NEW SUNROOMI Visit Our Southfield Showroom Or Call Us For An In-Home Consultation AMERICA'S lARGEST SUNROOM CO FOUR SEASONS SUNROOMS OF SOUTHFIELD 225 17 Telegraph Road • Southfield, MI 48034 248-352-4250 SOUTHFIELD OFFICE PROMOTION • LIMITED TIME OFFER " , I Thursday, September 11, 1997 VourHome Page 13 Passing on precious heirlooms The precious heirlooms left to something away and continue you by your family are very using it. Once you have given important to you. But what will something away you have no legal they mean to your children, right to tell the person what to do Mortgages grandchildren or other relatives? with the item. If you are not ready When the time comes to plan for to part with it, do not give it away. the distribution of family heir- Current gift tax law allows you looms, it is a good idea to talk to give items worth up to $10,000 with family members and find out per person to any number of peo- Purchase Construction what they would or would not ple with no gift tax. In 1999 this want, according to Cheryl Krysiak limit will increase yearly with of the Michigan State University inflation. If a gift to anyone per- FHAIVA IuiIr First-Time Homebum Extension Service. son might be worth more than The items you treasure may not $10,000 it would be wise to get tax mean anything to your children or advice before making the gift. AHordable Housinl.Programs grandchildren, or their life styles Deciding who will inherit your may be so different they have no possessions at your death is one of pre-groved Conventionals space or use for the heirlooms. For the goals of estate planning. The example; Krysiak has no space or most common method in making use for her mother's china, as she bequests is to have a will stating At Flagstar Bank, we have the products has her own. Or, in the case of the who is to get what items. Another grandchildren in Krysiak's family, method is to have all personal and service to get the job done! all seven wanted their grandfa- property owned by a revocable liv- ther's cane, much to the amaze- ing trust, with the trust agree- ment of their parents. They all ment indicating who is to receive had many very special and fond items at your death. memories of him teasing them with his cane when they were People who do not have children small children. must be even more careful about Every family will be different in the distribution of family heir- what they have to distribute and looms. They cannot depend on the what they treasure. A family has courts and laws to figure out who to discuss the items they want, gets what. If the heirlooms are not distributed prior to death, a and be willing to accept that not Kathleen A. Borucki everyone will receive everything detailed listing of all heirlooms, they want, unless they are only including precise descriptIOnsand 810-786-8376 children. who inherits what, should be com- pleted to ensure their wishes are There are two ways to pass followed. Marking each heirloom items to family members: give with the future recipient's name them away during your lifetime or would also be helpful to the per- arrange for them to pass at your son administering the estate. death to the people you choose. The advantage of making gifts Communicating with family during your lifetime is that you members about what they would experience the joy of the person like, planning the distribution of receiving the item. your possessions, and making The disadvantage is that you your wishes known can help elim- have to give up all of your owner- inate quarreling among your rela- Thomas G. Speer Kim A. Fuhrmann ship in the item. You cannot give tives after you are gone. 313-376-5609 313-210-1156 Detroit ~m~~~~9fompanv (313) 881-7500 • (810) 776-1480 1 Free Estimates on New Installations ProfessionaIIF aetory Trained Installers • Furnaces Krys K. Schroeder Chet Allen • Air Conditioning e 'JlMlll' 313-376-8236 810-345-4447 • Humidifiers /(8 Hard 1bS/;qJ A Thme. - • Air Cleaners I VISA • Service l-) l I G:r 19251 Mack Ave .. '-'.1 LENDER ,-- (Pointe Plaza) Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 10 YFAR PARTS AND LABOR WARRANTIES ON NEW INSTALLATIONS ------•• - • ------• ------• - - - •• ------• ------• ------• - - • - - - - -.' - - • - • - ••• - •• - - - • - - - - •• - - - ••• - - - - • - •••• - - • - - • - - __ •••• J ... 1------..ll- .. ---- ...!IlIf'-.'-.IIII!IIS&~.-_-_.'_-_-;-._$"' _ Page 14 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 313-88~-6900 YOURHOME [LIWii~~nDVEnlISIN6 fOX: 313-343-5569 B13 Northern Michigan Homes 722 Vocoloon Rentol-OlJt of State Frequer>cy d'$Counls given lor mulh week ",heduled 703 Apls/Flots/DlJplex- 814 Northern MIChigan Lots DEADUNES 723 Vocollon Renlol- advertiSing, With prepayment or credtt approval Wonted 10 Renl REAL mm FOR SAU & RENT Northern Michigan 815 Out of Slote Property REAl ESTAlf RESOURCE Call for rates or for mare Inlormahon Phone 704 Holls For Rent B16 Reol Estate Exchonge I,nes can be bui)' on Monday & Tue.day 724 Vocot~on Renlol- Resort MONDAY 12 NOON lC"'iooHol.do,dowdooKl 705 Houses - Grosse POlnte/ B17 Reol Estale Wonted QASSiFIEDS MorningS please coli early. Harper woods 725 Rentols/leoslng CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP We rese .....e the "gh! 818 Sole or Lease TUESDAY 12 NOON Ie ...... , _ ..... 1 706 Detrolt/Bolonce Wayne County OlJI.Slole Michigan PAYMENTS to c1as"fy each cx:I under 'Is oppropnote 819 Cemetery Lots heading lhe publ.. her ,e__ "'" rIght to ed.t 707 Houses - SI Clolr Shores/ Prepayment is requ,,"'\ 820 Business Opportunlhes or rejed ad copy subm ,"ed lor pubt.cotlon Macomb County We occept Vise MoltetCard, Cosh Check REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AD STYlES' CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS. Respons,b,l,ty lor 708 Houses Wonted to Rent clos51~ed advems'ng error ,sl.m,ted to e,ther a 800 Houses for Sole Word Ad. 12 words $9 SO, 709 Townhouses/Condos For Rent REAL ESTATE RESOURCE oddlhonol words, 65C each concellotlon of the charge or a re run 01 the 801 CommercIal BUildings 710 Townhouses/Condos Wonted 830 Grosse POinte Shores Abbrev>ollon. !l2! accepted portion In error No!I~colion musl be gtven In 802 CommerCial Property lime for correcloon Inthe follOWing ,.sue We 711 Garoges/Mlm Storage For Rent Meosured Ads S17 70 per column Inch 803 Condos/ Apts /Flots 831 Grosse POinte Woods assume no respon51b.I,ty lor the seme oher the 712 Goroges/Mlm Storoge Wonted ~~~ Border Ad, $1950 per celumn 'nch 804 Country Homes 832 Grosse POinte Forms FUUPAGE $71369 713 Industrlol/Worehouse Rentol 805 Forms 833 Grosse Pointe City 1/2 PAGE $428 22 714 LIvingQuarters to Shore 834 Grosse Pointe Pork 1/4 PAGE $23583 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 715 Motor Homes For Rent 806 Fionda Property 1/8 PAGE $13033 807 Investment Property 835 DetrOit 700 Apls/Flats/Duplex- 716 Offices/Commercial For Renl In Column $3500 (small phato cx:I With 808 Lake/River Homes 836 Harper Woods Grosse POinte/Harper Woods 717 Offices/Commerciol Wonted PhoIo Ads 15 word I) 809 Lake/River Lots 837 St Clair Shores 701 Apts/Flots/Duplex- 71 8 Property Management Resource $9 25 per l,ne 838 Northern Mlchlgon Property Detrolt/Bolonce Wayne County 719 Rent WithOpllon to Buy 810 Lake/River Resorts $3 50 per I,ne when piece w,th 811 Lots For Sole 839 Flando minImum word cx:I In "Your Home" 702 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 720 Rooms for Rent 812 Mortgoges/Lond (ontracts 840 AllOther Areas 1Spec:",1 ,ales for I.censed agents) 51 Clolf Shores/Macomb County 721 Vocation Rental- Flondo F 0 n RENT REO L . : .: .' ESTOTE:: ::.:'»". ,,~. 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 700 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS POINTES/HARPER WOODS PARK large 1 bedroom In- WAYBURN- available im- 3 Bedroom lower flat, GROSSE Pomte Clty- one LAKEPOINTE: clean, 3 1033 Maryland, upper 2 bedroom lower, new cluding heat, water. mediately, large 3 bed- washer, dryer, stove, re- bedroom upper, garage. bedroom, microwave, kitchen! carpet, garage, 4435/ month. 313-462- room upper, newer frlgerator. Nottl ngham $600. 313-884-9281. separate basement With must seel No smoking, 1673,313-822-1519 kitchen, freshly painted, south of Jefferson. washer and dryer. GROSSE POinte Farms, no pets. $800. 313-886- washer/ dryer. $600. Shown Saturday be- Available October 1st. Muir near Kercheval, 5579. PARK- 1 bedroom luxury plus utilities. Brushwood tween 2:00- 3:00, (313)331-3246. half block from Cottage apartment. Appliances, Management, (313)331- prompt payment, $550. Hospital. Charming, 2 LARGE 3 bedroom upper, central air, parking. 8800. 413 Neff: large 3 bedroom, bedroom upper. Large Grosse Pointe area, (313)824-3479. 1067 Lakepomte: spacIous 2 bath townhouse Hard- 701 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX kitchen With appliances, $625 Bob 313-824- 2 bedroom upper. Avail- wood floors, fireplace, sunpo~h. $675 Includes 4624 RIVARD Grosse Pointe DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY able now. Washer, dry- enclosed porch, garage, City, 2 bedroom upper, heat EastSIde Manage- LARGE upper 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom upper flat, new er, dIshwasher, newly central air, stove, refng- All appliances, hard- ment Co., 313-884- St. Clair near Jefferson. decor, all appliances, decorated, off street erator, dishwasher, wood floors, heat, ga- 4887. Fresh decor, new up- $600, heat and water In- parking, no pets/ smok- washer! dryer, and rage, 1 year lease. $750 dates, all appliances, cluded. 810-294-2646 ing, $650 313-886-1821 maintenance Included. GROSSE POinte Park, depOSit, $750 rent. Call air, fireplace, attached 1246 Maryland, spacIous 2 Available October 15th. 1445 Lakepointe, bnght, (313)884-7987. 2 bedrooms- Moross, $550 garage. $950. 313-881- bedroom With large hv- $1,295/ month 313-881- 1 bedroom upper, 760 plus utilities, security, 109, dlnmg rooms and 5745 square feet, carpeting, 6542 SOMERSET, Grosse references. No smokers. kitchen. Includes extra appliances, laundry, sun LUXURIOUS flat. Over POinte Park, 6 room up- No pets. Available 15th. room for den, plus ga- 772 Harcourt. 3 bedroom porch, no pets, $500. 2,000 sq. ft. 2 bedroom, per, newly painted, (313)201-6205, leave rage, newly decorated upper, hvmg room With (313)885-9468 2 bath. LIVing room WIth hardwood floors, front! message. fireplace, dmmg, 1 1/2 With tile bath and hard- natural fireplace Formal rear porches, garage, AL TEAl Jefferson, Pointe baths, FlOrida room, air, GROSSE Pomte Park, 2 wood ft 00ffi. Non- smo~ dining room, den, kitch- separate basement. No Manor Apartments. Stu- avatlable August 30th bedroom flat. 1 year mg and no pets. Availa- en With appliances, sun. Pets, $625 plus security/ dio, $280. One bed- $950/ month plus secun- lease. $625/ month. In- ble October 1st $750 a room, central air, ga- utilities. 313-881-3027 room, $320. All utilities ty Call Scott 313-823- cludes heat & water. month plus depOSIt. Call 313-824-3055 rage, qUiet. $1,150. Included. 313-331-6971. (313)331-3655 8314 (313)821-4140 TROMBLEY- beautiful GROSSE POlnte- 1 & 2 2,500 sq ft. 3 bedroom, APARTMENT, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom duplex Re- 946 Beaconsfleld- 3 bed- bedrooms. Includes ap- MARYLAND near Ker- 2 bath upper. Fireplace, BeaconsfIeld/ Whittier. modeled. Air, basement, room upper flat. Kitchen pliances, pnvate park- cheval Appliances, new air, appliances, balcony, Heat, water Included, garage $615 (810)286- appliances, separate Ing, most utilities, cOin kitchen, garage. lawn basement, laundry, ga- credit check, $345 5693 before 2pm basement and attic. No laundry. From $455 service Wonderful' rage. No pet! smokers (313)882-4132. smoking, no pets, secur- $720. 313.884-2444 2037Vernler, Grosse (313)886-2920 $1,400. 313-824-4040. Ity depOSit. references APARTMENT, 1 bedroom, POinte Woods. 2 bed- MUIR Road lower flat. Cadieux! Warren, heat, reqUired, $625! month. HARCOURT: newly deco- TWO bedroom condo for room lower, 1 car ga- Beautiful kitchen, 2 bed- water Included, credit 313-823-1836 rated, spacIous upper. 2 rent $650 plus security. rage, , appliances No rooms, 1 bath. Shared bedroom, 2 bath. LIVing, Laundry, carport, water check, $445, (313)882- pets, nonsmoker $685 garage and basement. BEACONSFIEl.D, near dining. eaHn kitchen. Included. Freshly paint- 4132 (313)881-6780. 313-886-2044. Kercheval Two bed- Large family room With ed, hardwood floors. CHALMERS- 2 bedroom 21301 KingSVille- upper 2 room unit With updated fireplace, piUS FlOrida NEAR Grosse POinte, Harper Woods Must flat, decorated, qUiet, bedroom condo Kitch- kitchen, appliances and room Separate base- KenSington, nice 2 bed- seel 810-294-9438 secure. DepOSIt. 313- en/ apphances No pets bathroom Hardwood ment, garage Applian- room upper, hardwood 882-4469, 313-460- $650 313-882-4875 floors $595 824-7733 ces, mcludlng dIshwash- floors, fireplace, applian- TWO bedroom duplex In 2210. er, washer & dryer, cen- Grosse POinte Park. 3 bedroom apartment 950 ces, $525 plus heat FARMSI lake, lovely 2 tral air No pets! smok- New carpet, garage, DEVONSHIREI Mack: 3 Nottingham, south of (313)343-0255 bedroom, lower Many ers, $1,200 313-824- basement, alarm, No bedroom upper, recently Jefferson, hardwood features No pets $900 9208 NOTIINGHAM 3 bedroom pets $660 month, $600 remodeled. Excellent floors, fireplace, garage (313)886-2044 upper, appliances, car- secunty References re- condition. $455. 882- $725 plus utilities JEFFERSON, spacIous 2 pel, no pels, $750 a qUITed313-884-0575. 7065 (313)331-0834 GROSSE POINTE bedroom upper unit, month plus security 1-941 Morang area. clean, 2 bedroom apartment on central alf, den, natural BEACONSFIELD- 2 bed- (313)822-1847 Rentals qUiet one bedroom Lakepolnte Appliances, fireplace, appliances room, liVing, dining, apartment. utilitieS rn- off street parking $475 $1,500 per month Wil- PARK, Lakepolnte near Go Quickly laundry, storage No cluded. $380 plus see month discounted 313- cox Realtors, (313)884- St Paul SpacIous up- pets Lease $525 Call Early! CUrity 313-884-3312 3550 per llat 810-739.8554 (810)772-0041 331-2014 I I r ( ...... Thursday, September 11, 1997 VourHome Page 15 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPlEX 702 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 70S HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT 706 HOUSES FOR RENT DETROIT /WAYNE COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY POINUS/HARPER WOODS DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY DETROIT/WAYNE COUNTY EXCELLENT area of De- FOUR bedroom, three & troit; Bishop near Chan- 4048 & 4102 Neff, large 2 ST. Johns Hospital area, 2 one half baths Cotswold dler Park Dnve. Sharp 2 bedroom homes With bedroom home. $550 a Enjllf \. ' Style home In the Park. basement and garage, month, plus utilities. bedroom upper, com- , ~ "'''\.t\\. Elegant rooms, library, pletely redecorated. Arti- $625 per month. Tenant (313)881-4127 or \- \ ';::- porch, central air, ficial fireplace, new -~~ pays utilities and water, (313)958-0800 gleaming wood floors. 1 month security Call modern kitchen and ~ Lite? Minimum one year lease Jim (313)527.4904 707 HOUSES FOR RENT/ bath, newer carpet HOW MUCH LONCER Credit report & references S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY throughout, $550. East- required. $2,200 per 4390 Bedford, large 3 bed- v ST. Clair Shores on canal, side Management Com- 2 Bedrooms, CAN YOU room home WIth base- month plus utilitIes. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, pany. 313-884-4887 ment and security sys- 2 Bath ~rtments LIVE Johnstone & Johnstone, 1,200 square feet. tem, $845. Tenant pays GREAT area of Detroit. WITHOUT (313)884-0600 $1,100 pIus secunty. Fireplace, utIlities and water, 1 Chester near Moross. WATER? 810-774-6487 GROSSE Pointe Park, 3 month security Call Jim Spacious 2 bedroom up- washer/dryer, white Harbor Club South bedroom. 1 bath ranch. Apartments &: Yacht (313)527-4904 ST. Clair Shores- 2 bed- per. Carpeted through- $650 per month. Availa- Euro-kitchen, Harbor has ... room bungalow, fenched out, natural fireplace, ble October 1st 313- 7 mllel Kelly area, 2 bed- Affordable 1 Be 2 kitchen with appliances, clubhouse. 822-2673 rooms, partially finished yard, pets negotIable. generous closet space, bedroom lakefront apts. basement, garage, $575 Rental Pros, 810-773- sunroom, central air, Pool, deck RIGHT ON LAKE ST. CLAIR! GROSSE POinte Woods- 2 per month plus security Rent. $500. $600. EastSide Manage- Enjoy: bedroom, new carpet- Credit check reqUired overlooking - New Euro-Style Ing, freshly painted. 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS ment Company 313- (313)593-1302 fOR RENT 884-4887 Lake St. Clair. KitcheO$ $1,000 month. Call San- - Private Yacht Harbor dy,313-331-0330 CHANDLER Park Drive & HAYESI 12 Mile One bed- MOROSS duplex, 3 bed- - Free Heat and Water Moross. Large 3 bed- (South of GROSSE Pointe Woods, room Condo at Lancas- room, 3 bath, garage, - Enormous Wood room, 1 1/2 bath brick small 2 bedroom, 1 car ter Woods. Pool, club- deck, wet bar. $600. per Metropolitan Beach) Decks &: Patios home $450 month garage, no pets, $600 house, heat Included. month, plus utIlities and - Pool &: F"ltness Facility United, 1-810-757-7250 monthly. 313-886-2223 $450 plus secunty. security. 1-810-985- 810-469.2628 - Water-front Clubhouse Low fee (313)821-4437 7133, Phil. 810-987- - Friendly "Boat-Town" TWO bedroom house DETROIT- 3 bedroom, 2 6609, Pam. atmosphere Newly decorated on ST. ClaIr Shores- 2 bed- 1,200 square foot resI- baths, finished base- Ridgemont (between room, 1 1/2 bath, appli- MOROSS: clean duplex, dence, 2 bedroom, re- MAkE YOUR fRiENds JEAlous, ment, garage. $575. Mack! Harper). Available ances, arr, full base- low rent, new carpet! cently redecorated, all CAli ANd MOVE...iN TodAy! Rental Pros 313-882- Immediately. 313-882- ment, attached garage. paint $520 plus securi- appliances, including IMMEdiATE AVAilAbilhy Rent ty 313-884-3312 washer and dryer 10 (810) 791...1441 5322 131 Jefferson area. $750 milel Gratiot area of WOODSI lake Lovely 2 IMMEDIATE Occupancy month 313-885-1350. MORaSS: east of 1-94 3 {}IJI( t'Mire tU JlJat/1 SpacIous 3 bedroom EastpOinte, $540. bedroom ranch. Profes- TWO bedroom, 2 full bath bedroom duplex. Re- rental property 1 block (810}574-0199 Sionally decoratedl land- condo, With 20'X 20' modeled, With new car- Clas.;ified Advertising from Grosse POinte In- 9 Mile near Jefferson, 2 scaped. Many features deck. Freshly painted, pet and 1 1/2 car ga- cludes liVing room, din- bedroom upper, 11/2 882-6900 No pets. $1,500. new wallpaper and car- rage. $400 month. Unit- Ing room, kitchen appli- bath Heat & water fur- (313)886-2044 peting throughout. Over- ed, 1-810-757-7250 ances, fenced yard, 2 looking St Clair Shores Low fee. nished $550 313-886- car garage. New carpet Golf course. Pool, 2518. $5001 month plus month NEWLY decorated 2 bed- -1073 Wayburn, 3 bed- weight room, secured A- 1 location, 10 1/2 and 2 bedroom, clean. $500 and half security depos- room townhousel du- garage, and club house Jefferson. 1 bedroom -room, 1.5 bath, family monthly plus security. It. 17430 Muncey, De- plex. Den, fireplace. Al- dining room (breakfast, apartment, carpeted. ap- room, newer kitchen, No pets, credit check. troit. Please call for ap- ter below Jefferson. dishwasher, newer car- lunch, dinner). Available plJances,walk- In closet, 313-859-9650 pointment. (313)881- $500 plus utilities. 313- beglnnrng of October. Window treatments, pet, 2 car garage With 6687 881-8775 BRICK colonIal, near St. $1.075 a month. $495. Heat, water In- opener, central air, John. 4 bedroom, 2 NEAR St. John- 3 bed- (313}882-7154 ONE bedroom apartment. cluded (810)757-6309. alarm system, base- Carpeted, stove, refrig- ment, With washer and bath, 2 car garage. room home, fenced erator. Heat Included. LAKEFRONT. Small stu- dryer. Shown Saturday, $500. month. United, 1- yard, 2 1/2 car garage. TO PLACE AN AD Cable ready. Mack! Ca- dIO apartment With between 12 00- 1:30 810-757-7250. Low fee $550 (810)776-7877 CALL (313)882-6900 dieux, ground floor spectacular view on pn- Prompt payment $800 $450.313-882-7897 vate grounds $475 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPUX 810-468-0733 2650 Vernier Clrcle.3 bed- S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY TWO bedroom, living room bungalow, garage room, dining room, kitch- ONE bedroom upper, 11 mllel 1-94 Recently re- Updates throughout •• • en, cedar walk- In clos- S9751 month Minimum et. Security System. modeleCJ Heat Included 248-344-9904 1 1/2 year lease 810- Hardwood doors & 775-1460 Pager 313. woodwork. $625, 1/2 of ST. Clair Shores apart- 714-0925 heat paid. A. Porter, ment style condo, 2 bed- 313-885-2000 room, laundry room, ATTENTION Landlords' 702 APTS/fLATS/DUPLEX central air, all applian- Call us first We have an Inventory of qualified S.C.S/MACOMB COUNTY ces, no smoking, no pets $685 313.886- tenants looking for YOur ...,Private Basement 131 Little Mack, modern 1 2131. home Kessler Reloca- ...,Close to Shopping and bedroom, appliances, tion 313-882-2646 ST. Clair Shores Spa- - Central Air Fine Restaurants verticals. $4851 month. CHARMING 4 bedroom (810)415-6507 CIOUS2 bedroom upper. Conditioning ...,Swimming Pool & Recently redecorated, Grosse POinte Woods EASTPOINTE- 91 Gratiot. some appliances, ga- home, With newer coun- ...,Carports Clubhouse SpacIous 1 bedroom rage, heat and water In- try kitchen. All laundry Available townhouse style apart- cluded $625 With poten- and kItchen appliances ments With basement, tial rent decrease 1st Included Central air, 2 • newly decorated, air, ap- months rent plus securr- car garage $1,150 per pliances Included. Con- ty 810-771-0514 month, 1 1/2 month se. venient location I $495 cUrity Subject to satis- I N1).1'\ .fr\:~ month. Senior discount :.! J" j t ... .,. \\ factory credit Call 313-885-8300 ext ..~~~-li~~~-l~,l;;}~ ~~ Johnstone & Johnstone 204 FRO M IT H E'G R0 UN D.U P 884-0600 Find Them Here In 9 1/2 Mllel Mack. 1 bed- FARMSI lake Lovely 3 The Grosse Pointe News bedroom ranch Many room, appliances, park- And The Connection Ing, $445, Includes heat features No pets Classifids 313-885-0031 $1,500 (313)886.2044 E&UtE' uwa 2 Q .q .._c a ; , m I \ ( I Page 16 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 722 VACATION RENTALS 723 VACATIO 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL 716 OffiCE/COMMERCIAL 716 OffiCE/COMMERCIAL 714 LIVING QUARTERS OUT OF STATE NORTHERN MICHIGAN FOR RENT fOR RENT FOR RENT TO SHARE HARBOR Springs. Cute PRICE REDUCED FOR VAIL: 2 bedroom, 2 bath FEMALE preferred, fur- 2 SMALL offices available FOR Lease- Grosse home in heart of Fall aUICKSAlEI condo. Call Agnes 248- nished Neff duplex. Pnv- In Grosse POinte Park. POinte, 1,109 sq. ft. colors. Great tour base Don't miss this opportUnity 588-0079 lieges, garage, phone. Reasonable. 313-822- Dental! Medical space, for seniors. Reasonable. to purchase a beautiful, 723 VACATION RENTALS $325. half utilities. 0012 plumbed exam rooms. 313-885-8n1, 616-526- office, lab, reception & professional office building NORTHERN MICHIGAN (313)886-8421. 20390 Harper, Harper 3963 lobby. Contact Brush- located on Mack Avenue BAREFOOT Beach Cot- FEMALE roommate to Woods, 2 room upper wood Corporation. in Grosse Pointe Farms. SCHUSS Mountain. 3 year SUite, approximately 375 tages, Oscoda. Almost share flat in Park. No (313)331-8800 Over 1,200 sq. ft. in excel- free! 1 and 2 bedroom, new home, sleeps 8. pets, non-smoker. Pro- square feet. $375 per lent condition with new view slopes. cross- month. 1 year lease re- clean, knotty pine cabins fessional. $262.50 pius HARPER between 8/ 9. landscaping. This unique with kitchen, HBO, fur- county trails. Fabulous, qUired. 313-884-7575 half utilities. 313-331- 1200 sq. ft building. opportunity to invest in naces, on beautiful Lake 615-661-0659 8148. APPROX. 1000 SQUARE Lease. Stieber Realty,. prime Grosse Pointe Huron beach. Adjacent LOVELY local home to foot office available. 810-775-4900. property won't last long. to Lakewood Shores share with responsible Grosse POinte Park. Priced to sell at $147,000. Resort and Huron Na- HARPER WOODS- Newly female. All desirable Ideal for attorneys, ac- Call: (313)882-0628 tional Forest. Cabins countants, Insurance decorated, very nice 1,600 for details amenities including sq. ft., suites or smaller available for the colors, and/or travel agents. fishing, golf antiquing computer- outfitted offices. Very reasonably 721 VACATION RENTALS .. study. sunroom $370, Available soon. Contact and hunting. Don"t be priced. Easy access, 1-94 flORIDA half utilities. Mrs. 313-822-0012 (at Vernier).Call Mr. Rob- late, call now! 517-739- McDonald. (313)874- COLONIAL EAST erts 313-886-2900 or Timo- BEACH Resort. Treasure 1818 7658 or (313)821-8795 St. Clair Shores thy Sinclair, 810-540-1000. Island. Great view! Pool, BEAUTIFUL Northern 9 Mtle and Harper spa, cable, kitchen. PROFESSIONAL Male, OFFICE! commercial Michigan! Swim, golf, 150-600 sq. ft, all Weekly. 1-800-318-5632 non smoker will share 2 space. Up to 2,000 fish. sight- see. Private utilities, 5 day Janitor, near 724 VACATION RENTALS bedroom flat on har- square feet. Available GULF view. 2 bedroom, 2 owner. (810)954-1720, expressway, reasonable. RESORTS court. $340, 1/2 utilities. Immediately. Facmg bath condo. Immaculate, (810)778-4367 (810)778-0120 313-822-1132 East Jefferson In Grosse no smoking, no pets. CASEVilLE: private lake- Adult community. Fully HARBOR Spnngs cozy front homes & cottages. ROOMMA TE needed: DOWNTOWN Mt. Clem- POinte Park. Contact equipped on beautiful Condo on golf course. Booking for fall color non-smoker, brand new ens- newly renovated 313-822-0011. Cresent Beach. Call Sleeps 8. Many extras. tour weekends. 517- Beaconsfield duplex, Histone loft offices. Pri- 313-493-3981 days, 313-823-1251. $400/ month plus utilit- vate bathrooms, free SMALL executive suite In 874-5181. Harper Woods available leave message. les.313-884-1947 parking. $500.- $750. HARBOR Spnngs- In town STROMNESS Island rent- gross Call 313-822- for immediate occupan- SANIBEL HARBOUR home now accepting als. off Middle Channel cy. 313-371-6600 Classified Line Busy? 2020 RESORT & SPA. reservations for fall color near Harsens Island. FAX (313)343-5569 EASTPOINTE SMALL office (7x 10). FT. MYERS tours, ski rentals. Fully Beautiful 45 acre island Completely remodeled. 17901 E. Warren, De- 2/2 Condo / Private Beach! remodeled, 2 bath, With 2 cottages. Daily or 716 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL Keyed restrooms, near troit. $110/ month Sleeps 6 sleeps 6. $135/ night. weekly rates. Rent cot- FOR RENT tages or whole Island for X-ways 200 sq. ft.- (313}885-1900 4 Diamond Resort 248-620-1492 any event. Perfect for 1 or 2 person office. Walt. 2700 sq. ft. Glorious Sunsets & Views! LOOK Ing room, large offtce. 810-776-5440 ST. Clair Shores. 800- Aprll- December, company picniCS. Great Classified Advertising Parking. 18100 Mack, 4400 sq. ft. Excellent $700/week; December- for fishing or duck hunt- 882-6900 Grosse Pointe City. Visa & Mastercard rate. Lahood Realty, Apnl, $1,400/ week. ing. 810-791-9524. Pag- Fax 343-5569 (810}777-8059 Accepted 313-885-5950. (248)583-5309 er 810-812-9431. F 0 SOL E . '.- ~~":-n.. ,: .. n E H L ESTOTE ...... :" 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE ST Clair Shores, 3 bed- BY owner, 3 bedroom 1 HARPER Woods- 3 bed- REAL ESTATE 2,300 sq ft English Cot- 374 UniVersity, Prime loca- room brick ranch with bath, aluminum siding, room bungalow on dou- tage, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 tion near pnvate park, ATTORNEY finished basement. 1.5 story bungalow in ble lot, 1,000 sq. ft., on bath, formal dining schools, village/ hill Will represent you at the Many updates. Great shops. Four bedrooms, DetrOIt. Many updates, crawl space, 2 car ga- room, newly updated clOSingof your home. neighborhood. Asking three full! two half lavs daylight basement, 2 car rage, Grosse POinte kItchen, finished base- Attorney B J. BELCOURE $112,000.810-779-5472 ApproXimately 3,400 detached garage, newl schools. $70,000. --- - ~- - --- ment, Flonda room, nat- restored windows, large square feet. $499,000. (313)699-2049 313-882-2323 Classified Advertising ural fireplace, Parquet POlnles East Real Es- fenced yard, new car- 882-6900 floors throughout Less tate. (313)882-7784. peted floors, great con- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE than 1/2 block from ditIOn, Immediate occu- 800 HOUSES FOR SALE Wmdmlll POinte Park. HARPER Woods, 3 bed- pancy. You make offer. By appOintment only. 518 Barrington By ap- room bnck bungalow. Border of Detroit! Harper pointment only 313- Many updates. By own- er 313-526-3174 Woods on KingSVille by 822-9958. 1-94.(248)391-2066 CASEVILLE: beautiful Saginaw Bay lake front- age 2 bedroom year round home. Many ex- tras $249,000 Dale, Real Estate One, 517- 1179 HAMPTON 874-5181 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2050 KENMORE. CHARMING 4 bedroom, 2- Grosse POinte Three bedroom, two bath 1/2 bath, bnck bunga- Woods. 3 bed- ranch, formal dining room, low Master sUite With rooms, 1 1/2 family room, two fireplaces whirlpool tub Finished baths. New carpet- FInished basement, central basement Custom oak 109. liVing room, air, two car garage, large lot cabinets In kitchen Ea- gle POinte subdiVIsion flreplace. 2 car $189,900. LakeView Schools. garage. $135,000 Open Sunday 2-4'00 $152,000. Call 810-774- 313-882-1414 884-2147 3952 for appointment ,.. • I Thursday, September 11, 1997 YourHome Page 17 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE CHARMING 1,268 square "EXCEPTIONAL Home!" "EXCEPTIONAL Home!" foot brick bungalow In GROSSE POINTE Very spacIous and one Very spacious and one Harper Woods. Remod- NEW liSTING of the most beautiful of the most beautIful eled kitchen, central air, homes on one of the homes on one of the hardwood floors, beauti- "most" popular streets In "most" popular streets In HOTLINE Thomas Ervin fully finished 2nd floor Grosse Pointe Farms. Grosse POinte Farms. with walk in closet, com- To mention all the fea- To mention all the fea- puter nook, and loads of Always One Step Ahead tures would take a tures would take a storage. Large lot with Free- 24 Hour Access Let'sTalkAbout whole page. Here's a whole page. Here's a built in playscape, 2 1/2 313-881-4073 few: Great huge kitchen few: Great huge kitchen car garage, with garden & eating area, family & eating area, family shed. Just blocks from GROSSE Pointe Woods, Real Estate garden room 25X22, for- garden room 25X22, for- St. Johns, park, and 765 Perrien Place. North mal dining room. Master mal dining room. Master church. $114,900. of Vernier, West off Mor- suite/ bath & dressing suite/ bath & dressing "LOYALTY PAYS OFF" ningSide. Brick colonial 19212 Berden, room. 6 other bedrooms room. 6 other bedrooms on a qUIet cul-de-sac. (313)886-5479. Open & baths (some are & baths (some are Finding the right home is not an easy task. If you are a Sundays 1. 4. .Immaculate 5 bed- sUites) The garden ter- suites) The garden ter- potential buyer, there are numerous hurdles to be jumped before room, 3 1/2 bath. Two COZY comfortable 2 bed- race Includes double race includes double you finally move into the proper home for you. fIreplaces, finished room ranch near the VIl- gas Duchane barbecue gas Duchane barbecue basement With full kitch- lage. New kitchen. Don- & Inground gannet heat- & inground gunite heat- Some buyers like to leave their name and needs with four or en, bath, fireplace. . na Gormley, Champion ed pool (18'X36'), 2 ed pool (18'X36'), 2 five salespeople. Although this sounds like it IS to the buyer's Many extras! $389,000. & Baer. 313-884-5700 room playhouse plus room playhouse plus advantage, [ have found it to be very meffective. This approach Open Sunday 1-4. lots of beautiful flowers. lots of beautiful flowers. assumes that a committee can accomplish more than one person. EASTPOINTE. Perfect for Home Owners Concept, Parking for at least 10 Parking for at least 10 first time buyers, down- 810-776-4663 Like most committee assignments, however, results are often cars. For more informa- cars. For more mforma- sizers, or anyone else! postponed and somewhat discouragtng. Because the buyer is not tion call Adele Stover, tlon call Adell Stover, Well cared for 2 bed- GROSSE Pointe Woods, committed to one salesperson, no one is spending extra effort on Coldwell Banker Coldwell Banker the buyer's behalf. room, 1,000 square foot Schweitzer Real Estate, 598 Moorland. Spacious Schweitzer Real Estate, 4 bedroom multi-level brick ranch. Hardwood 313-886-5800 or 313- 313-886-5800 or 313- home. $395,000. 313- My advice is to shop for the sales associate that you feel WIll floors, wet plaster, natu- 884-6103. 884-6103. ral woodwork, natural 886-5255 get the results you want and then stick with him or her exclusively. fireplace, finished knotty GROSSE Pointe Woods- GOVERNMENT Fore- In this way you will have a dedicated agent who will take on the pine basement with ad- Open Sunday 2- 4. 1225 closed homes from pen- GROSSE Pornte Woods- personal responsibility of handling all the details of your upcoming ditional kitchen, en- Hampton Rd. Well marn- nies on your $1.00. De- completely remodeled home purchase. If you give your loyalty to one person, you Will be closed rear porch, 1.5 talned 3 bedroom brick linquent Tax, Repo's, inSide & out. 4 bedroom, rewarded with results. garage. Home Warranty ranch m excellent condl- REO's. Your Area. Toll brick ranch with 2 Juii/ 2 and Immediate occupan- tron. SpacIous rooms Free. 1-800-218-9000 half baths on private Let's look at the tasks that must be performed on your behalf: cy! Close to shoppmg With loads of storage Ext. H-5803 for current court. Hardwood floors, and transportation. space, numerous up- listings. screened In porch, fm- 1. You will need financing advice on the price range you can ML#317727, 809WI. dates. Newer kItchen & Ished basement. qualify for. renovated family room. GROSSE Pomte CIty, spa- $286,000. 313-885-3073 Century 21 AAA Real 2. Your family's specific needs must be learned so that you Estate- (810)771-7771. Two natural fireplaces. CIOUS4 bedroom, 2 bath HARPER Woods: are shown only those homes that will SUityour needs. Just reduced by $40001 Completely finIshed Cape Cod. Near basement With carpet- schools, 50x 165 lot, sharp 1200 square foot ST CLAIR SHORES ing FlOrida room over- fenced yard, 2 car ga- 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath 3. Appointments must be set and an itinerary establIshed for Beautiful 3 bedroom brick looking a large, beautIful rage. New Windows, bungalow. Hardwood showings. ranch. in popular neIgh- roof, electrical. Service. floors, cove cellmgs, backyard Home IS Situ- 4. Offers must be prepared, explamed, and presented on borhood. Family room, fm- ated on an extra large Recent gas furnace. natural fireplace. New your behalf. ished basement. Just lot (114X145).' Needs decorating. Tre- furnace, central air, fin- move m! Asking $119,900. mendous potential. Ished basement with rec $235,000 Call for ap- 5. You must be represented m the negotiating process. DETROIT'S BEST BUY pOintment. 313-882- Priced to settle estate by room $85,500. 313- Super sharp 3 bedroom 884-9502 3229 heIrs. (313)885-0793 6. Oosing documents and final details must be attended to. brick bungalow. Updated FORECLOSED. Govern- GROSSE POInte Woods, kitchen, central air, formal HARPER Woods, 21456 7. 10u must be personally represented at the actual closing of dining, garage. Immediate ment homes Save up to 610 Roslyn SpacIous 4 Newcastle. Beautiful 4 the sale. occupancy. Only $59,900 50% or more on repos- bedroom 2.5 bath bun- bedroom brick bunga- Stieber Realty sessed homes. Llttle/ no galow, 2500 square feet, low Newly decorated, If you want all these semces, find ooe Realtor@ and stay down payment Bad central air, attached ga- 81o-nS-4900 finIshed basement. 1 1/2 with him or her! credit OK Toll free 1- rage, 75'X 150' lot Wil- bath, 2 1/2 garage Well Classified Advertising 888-436- 7973 ext. 644 cox Realtors, (313)884- maintained $116,900. an IDEA that sells! (SCA Network) 3550 (313)640-8960 Fax your ads 24 hours (313)343-5569 800 HOUSES fOR SALE aoo HOUSES fOR SALE : aoo HOUSES fOR SAL£ 800 HOUSES FOR SALE aoo HOUSES fOR SAU 800 HOUSES fOR SALE St. Clair River Home - St. Clair- For Sale By Owner 1-810-329-9140 4583 Chamberlai1l Drive 2.200 square foot Bi-level brick home with a magmficient river view. 93' on river, 750' dcep. Three bedrooms, IO\Jelysun room, 40' long ~.. dcck on ri\Jcr\ cdge. Profe~)ionally landscaped and decorated. Ccntral air, security sy~tem, sprinkling system. $378,500. --.,.....,._••-1•._. .21114 ----Q1a""lIlIltI!llS~2.... UiI!lllJlll! lilli' "'rllll!... ~..~.+~.~$.Q_~ •• "Q!I,I!:;S~. ~ $I'!!!i.i~"""~ Page 18 YourHome Thursday, September 11, 1997 820 BUSINESS alS OUT OF STATE 820 BUSIN£SS OPPORTUNITIES 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 (ONDOS/APTS/fLATS PROPERTY OPPORTU NITIES FOR sale. established haIr SUCCESSFUL Chnstlan ST, CLAIR SHORES EXCELLENT St Clair NATL' FOREST LIVING HARPER Woods- Sharp, salon in St Clair business man seeks in- brand new custom bUilt, 3 Shores location, by own- Rare Colo. mtn property excellent condition 2 Shores. Call evenings, bedrom bnck & vinyl ranch er 2 bedrooms, laundry now available. Borders dIVIduals who would like family brick Income or 810-771-9556. mother.ln-law apart- featunng full basment, on room, all appliances. N.F.• lush meadows, to earn $50,000 to spring, Aspen groves, GROSSE POinte beauty ment 2,200 sq 1t home a huge 75x 232 ft lot. $59,900. (313)886-2131 $100,000 plus yearly: views & more! 47.1 acres salon. Write Grosse has a finished base- $114,900. GROSSE Pomte Schools and drive free company $178,000. POinte Woods Post Of- ment, huge lot and Near 1-94 and Vernier Irene.~ -719-276.9127 fice. Box 36184, Grosse paid cars: Call 1-800- more 19921 Old Home- ST. CLAIR SHORES SpacIous 2 bedroom Land Properties, Inc POinte Woods, MI 742-4313. stead $159,900 Larry brand new custom bUilt4 colonial, 1.5 baths, fin- 48236 Gallo, Re!Max East, bedrom bnck and Vinyl col- Ished basement. car 810-792-8000 Onial With full basement, port Only $72,500 Ask great room, 1st floor laun- for David Schultes NEW on the marketl 192 dry, 2 car attached garage (810)573-3900. Fisher, Grosse POinte on a hugh 75 x232 ft lot, Farms Side entrance $139.900 Harrison Township bnck Colonial, 1850 sq Lee Real Estate, ask for Just Reduced for ft. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 Quick Sale ( STREET Harvey (810)771-3954 baths plus full remod- Luxury condo, Lake St eled basement bath ST. Clair Shores- 21112 Clair Fantastic wooded Prime location, walking Winkel (Martin Road! LIt- View, secluded complex, 2 distance to schools/ tle Mack) 3 bedroom bedroom 2 bath, JUCUZZI shopping. Completely (ThIele BUilt) bnck ranch tub, fireplace, garage, With attached 2 car ga- basement. Open house, MAPS renovated. new furnace! central alr/ storms/ rage Corner lot, 2 1/2 Sunday September 14. screens Natural fire- bath, first floor laundry, (810)792-3635, (810)772- place, brand new newer central air fur- 1083 OF THE nace FInished base- Mutschler kitchen with LAKESHORE Village con- ment with wet bar, kitch- Conan & appliances. do, 2 bedroom town- en and fireplace Large GROSSE POINTES & Refinished hardwood house. End Unit, central kitchen and liVing room floors throughout. Pro- air, newer, enlarged ShOWing dunng the fessionally landscaped kitchen, all appliances. week by appointment. HARPER WOODS $239,000. 313-882- FInished basement, pool Open Sunday, 12n- 4844. and clubhouse $65,900. 5pm Call (810)774- 313-371-7100 REDUCED Danbury Es- 3722 AVAILABLE tates Grosse POinte ST. Clair Shores, 2nd floor ST. Clair Shores' spacIous Schools 1900 sq. foot condo One bedroom, 3 bedroom ranch With AT THE cape cod Immaculate one bath, $39,900. attached garage, open condition 3 bedrooms, 2 (810)778-4088 1/2 baths, formal dining floor plan With newly re- GROSSE POINrrE NEWS OFFICE room, family room With modeled kitchen, large 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY fireplace Many updates. IIvmg room With natural 96 KERCHEV AL~ $154,900. Century 21 fireplace, central air and FLORIDA- Newport Aa- .. Gold, 810-286-4600. baseboard heat, 1,450 chey waterfront condo. square feet 27420 Ur- 1st floor, end unit. Fur- GROSSE POINTE FARMS ST. Clair Shores 2,000 suline. By owner 810- nished $59,000 313- square feet, 3 bedroom 772-4552 884-5528- ranch With attached ga- WARREN home for sale, ONLY $1.95 rage, large lot, fireplace, 809 LAKE/RIVER lOTS lots of updates, Lake- 2,300 square feet split ... -..... - ... view schools, by owner, level Call 810-558- FOR sale by owner- Lake- CDmplete: 20605 Erben, (810)776- 9430 front property (Lake Hur- 2375 By appointment on) approximately 3 Street Index - Schools only. Real Estate miles North of Port Sani- lac, 80'X435' low bank, WASHINGTON Township, YOUR HOME sandy beach. Asking Municipalities - Churches bUilt In 1995, 3 bedroom $148,000 313-886- colonial, approximately DEADLINE: 5600 1.800 square feet. Cen- Recreation Areas tral air, 1 acre lot. Ro- Monday 811 lOTS fOR SALE meo schools, $194,900. 12 Noon. and more""" (810)336-1156 3/4 acre, White Birch Lake, electrical Price negotiable Cash. 810- 800 HOUSES fOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE I , 268-2214, evening 810- A necessity for 979-2789. • FIRST OFFERING 8U NORTHERN MICHIGAN Shorepomte - Elegant end umt Condo Cu~tom decor ... HOMES' . Cathedral ceiling Incredible ma,ter ~U1le Two car atlached garage House & French door~ to large fenced patio Updated Euro kItchen FRANKFORT- 5 bedroom JU~1 GORGEOUS' Call qu.ckly VictOrian home, original IOtegfity maintained. Garage Sale NEW CONSTRUCTION S350,000 Agent, 616- In St ClaIr Shore~ $275,000 11613 Jeffer,on 352.9508, 616-352- 2600 o;q ft wllh large hnghl room~ U01que well planned layout 4449 Hunting! Full exIra hIgh ba-;ement PIck up full broadca~t from mfo box OPEN SUNDAY 1:00-4:00. tAKK'iHORE VILLAGE TWO BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE 21205 Edo;el Ford Court. Sl Clair Shore~ Newer roof, central air and dl\h~a~her $61,900 Grosse Pointe News FARMBROOK CONDO . CoSE[CboN Lovely loft WIth 4 ,ky light' Three hedroom~, I>wO full oath' NrWS'A,rl, 1100 exIra fect of lrue IIvmg ~pacc In oa,cmenl $147,'100 Pall Koller, GRI, Associate Broker, To place your ad, call: Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Real Estate (313)882-6900 313.8864200 or 810.704.6015 • * ; • Thursday, September 11, 1997 YourHome Page 19 ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE 830 GROSSE POINTE SHORES 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Nolistings Available _ _ _ _ ------~----- Bishop Rd. NEW CONSTRUCTION. Four lots remaining. Our builder IS awaiting our caUto coordinate constructing your dream home 831 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ______~.Edgar & Associates. _Call__ 313-886-6010 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Pemberton Rd. Perfectly done and featuring newer 1179 Hampton 3/2 Open Sunday 2p.m. - 4p.m. kitchen, master sUlte( thIrd floor Brick ranch See crass #800. walk- up First floor aundry $189,900 313.884-2147 ______._.m_ore.R.G.Edgar & Associates. Call 313-886-6010 672 Birch Lane 4/2.5 Open Sunday 2-4 p.m. $314,000 313-884-5292 Windmill Pointe Drive. MagnifiCient Lake SI. Clair view IS Just the beginning In desCrIbing this elegant English Tudor style. R.G. Edgar 832 GROSSE POINTE FARMS & Associates. Call 313-886-6010 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 676 Middlesex 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4; beautiful colonral Excellent condition, wonderful 360 Mary St. 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2- 4. Fabulous landscaping. $449,900 313-886.3400 English brick colonial on charming street Higbie 1428 Buckingham 4/2 Immaculate colonial. 2,142 sq ft. Maxon,lnc $289,900 313-886.3400 New kitchen! Open Sunday 2-4! Coldwell Banker Schweitzer 31 Rose Terrace 5/3.5 Real Estate. $229,000 313-886-4200 $519,000 313-884-6400 192 Fisher 3/2.5 $239,000 313-882-4844 _223 Stephens 5/3 836 HARPER WOODS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 334 Lothrop 3/1.5 21456 Newcastle 4/1.5 Beautiful brick bungalow. $116,900 313-640-8960 20663 Elkhart 3/1.5 Very clean, totally updated! $85,500 313-884-9502 230 Dean Lane 4/2.5 20687 Fleetwood 3/1 Open Sun. 2-4. Beautification award winner! Grosse Potnte Schools! Higbie Maxon, Inc. $129,900 313-886-3400 20466 Lancaster 4/1 SpacIous home gorgeous landscaping, ------_._- --- huge garage. Tappan & Associates $99,000 313.884-6200 833 GROSSE POINTE CITY Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 837 ST. CLAIR SHORES 14 Lakeside Court 4/2 5 Immaculate newer home available for Immediate occupancy Asking 313.983-7444 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone (see advertisement) $525,000 313-885-3553 ------~------22505 Pointe Drive 3/2.5 Lake access, under construction call 313-882-3731 374 University Excellent condition ------4/3 21474 Beaconsfield_ 1/1_ __ Secone! floor condo ~39,~OO_ 10- 8-4088 Pointes East, Inc. $499,000 313-882-7784 -.!J_ 77 ------591 fisher 4/2 SpacIous Cape Cod New windows, roof, elect. servIce $199,000 313.885.0793 840. ALL OTHER AREAS 834. GROSSE POINTE PARK . Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 26521 Barnes 3/1 Brick ranch ApprOXimately Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Roseville 1,000 sq ft Totally updated Ellair Road New construction, vacant lots (see ad). $76,000 810-445-6254 ---_._--.------available Our budder IS ready 4583 Chamberlain Dr. 3/3 to discuss construction 5t. Clair river home R.G. ~dgar & Associates. Call 313-886-601 0 93'of river front $378,500 810-329-9140 ------ " 831 837 51 ClAIR SHORES GROSSE POINTE WOODS j••••••• .._-_.:-..1 II!I------.. t...... -.rIll!~II!..!II*....__ ...... £.__ .. Il!OIl'I:s-.. _.I .... - -:.-- .. ,-- .... -"" Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Country Club, Excellent commercial property for Sf. Clair Shores lease m prime area of the Woods. Rare opportunity to buy a two 1,645 square feet on the east side bedroom, two bath ranch style condominium In thIS desIrable golf of Mack just past Vernier, thIs course complex. Attached garage, property has just become vacant first floor laundry, excellent storage and is ready for a new tenant at Robert john, SI. Clair Shores OutstandJng custom budt four bedroom home and very attractIve new decorating $1,200 per month. near Lakeshore Drrve with spectacular 1O-ground create a hard to beat combination. 001 $295,000 $109,900. G~"(lSse Pointe Sho' es Wondertul kJ1chen WIth vaulted cellmg and a fireplace 10 th,s spacIous tour bedroom Grosse Invest In your future today' Never agam will It be POinte Woods home With both a tamily room Secluded Grosse POinte Park site offers the last pOSSibleto buy so much so reasonably on the Elegantly restored three bedroom ranch With and den $389,900. water In St Clair Shores word In prrvacy In a manageably Sized custom bUilt home $995,000 dazzling new Mutschler kitchen. nothing to do but move 10' $352,900 , - • ..FOR - 78 http://www.reaJestateone.com 82 Kercheval Gros ..e Pointe Farm!'> ''<:"In-the-Hi II" 313-884-0600 ,.r ...... ~ ""...~~{'~"'-""''''-'''---~----lllJ''.M£IIl.'''''''', __ ~...... _.w,,~ -.-----_ • ...-..=IIII!!!_~qaz,., --." ....r~.pllli...... _- , _ ... ft.:.A:.. j<~""~~''''' ";;;~ .. 'f_f .. ,,~""'J:..~~ I I \ I' \i _' t,.. t- 'i Boost Their Chances We all want Wayne actIve ViruS can catch It. County kids to be healthy, ~ IIWith measles, children Listed below are the but vaccine-preventable I~' recommended age don't even have to be tn the ranges for your child's diseases are making a J same building," he says. A shots. It is Important to keep comeback. up-to-date ImmUnization child with measles can be in records (good news - a state Rates of infection for an area, and several hours registry /s in the works). Keep chsease~ 'iUch a~ measles are a written copy of your chIl- can pass and an uninfected gomg m the wrong direc- dren's records In a safe place. child can come into the same tIOn, health officials say. BIRTH-2 MONTHS area and stIli catch the dis- Over<,eas, when Japan, Great Hep B (hepatltJs B) ease just by breathmg the aIr. 1-4 MONTHS BTltam and .)weden ~Iac"ed Fighty percent of Wayne Hep B (hepatitis B) off m their immunizatIOn County chIldren receive 2 MONTHS efforts, the countnes ~uf- DTaP or DTP (d1fJhthena, theIr vaccinations through tetanus and pert1JSSIS), Polio,Hib fereel eplck'mH.s of whoop- then per<;ondl physiciam. (Haemophllus tn~uenzae type b) Il1g lough. InfectIOn proJec- Parents should ask d()ctor~ 4 MONTHS tlOm tor tl1l' entIre decade DTaP/DTp, PolIO.Hlb lyvhether they're enrolled 111 III the US were e\:ceedeel 111 6 MONTHS the Countv\ Vacline DtaP/DTf, Hlb the tlr"t ) e what's inside a look at probate court's roads dept. working to see what happens after weatherization program can where to find u-pick Clinic For Child Study give us smooth ride you've cast your ballot keep you wann this winter farms in Wayne County page 2 page 3 page 4-5 page 7 page 8 .. .- I , '.... #~M 11 _ i •.' CLINIC FOR Healing Families CHILD STUDY Wayne County Probate Court's 80-year-old Clinic for Child Study operates under the Probate Court's Juvenile Division. This division is devoted to evaluating kids psychologically and reviewing home situations. If the children have already broken laws,staff is called in to evaluate their situation and work with them on probation. JoeAvore, director of the clinic, oversees 70 employees.The division handles 6,500 cases each year. There are six units of the division: Family Assessment: Provides psychological evalua- tions of families. Child-Adolescent Assessment: Provides psycho- logical evaluations of delinquents. Kids' intelligence, Dr, Suha Aloma", umt supervisor for FamIly Assessment, part of Wayne County~ Probote Court-CJinic (or Child Study. academic skills and personality are tested. If there is Investigators were they interacted with the trouble, the staff does further testing and may recom- A written report is then recently alerted to a fami- children. After making their mend hospitalization. forwarded to the Juvenile ly in serious trouble. The analysis, they recommended Court judge assigned to the Clinic Treatment: Offers outpatient treatment for parents weren't sending that the mother receive case. The family is offered their kids - age 2, 4, 6 and kids on probation and their parents - has the Sexual therapy from both Detroit- whatever help may be 8 - to school. But, sadly, Awareness, Information and Therapy group. Wayne County Community reqUired. that wasn't the only prob- Mental Health and domestic Alomari, whose unit is Status Offender: Clinic staff oversees kids who lem. The family's filthy, violence counselors. The assigned 30 or more individ- barren house was filled have been truant or continue to run away from home. children were removed by uals a week, often sees the with rats and mice, and the state and placed in fos- cycle of abuse generation Intensive Probation: there was no running ter care. The parents will after generation - from Monitors kids who have water. The children were receive therapy. grandmother to daughter to grossly neglected and the committed an offense and Alomari has dealt with granddaughter. "We try to parents were abusive to remain at home. "'nstead of hundreds of similar cases in explam to the family how each other. placing kids in County her time at the Clinic for this is happening," says The case landed on the detention facilities, which Child StUdy (see sidebar), a Alomari. "Some say, tell us desk of Dr. Suha Aloman, division of Wayne County's what to do. Some take years costs $200 a day,we work umt supervisor for Family Probate Court. The proce- to reveal pain and agony." at keeping kids in own Assessment, part of Wayne dure for each case follows a While she is pleased homes," saysJoeAvore. County's Probate Court- pattern. first, staff (three with the number of Clime for Child Study. Family Treatment: psychologists, four SOCial resources Wayne County "We found out the workers) interview parents, has, Alomari still finds the Reviews children's status to mother, who was 21, was extended family members work itself extremely chal- determine guardianship or brought up the same way," and the chIldren themselves. lengmg. As another coun- to make decisions when a says AlomarI. "Because her "We watch the kids selor noted, "Whether child has been neglected or mother saId thIS was all mteract With parents - who there's hope for (children fight, she thmks this IS nor- abused. SIts next to whom, Who dls- referred to m) depends on maL" uplines the children, If when we get them, and the \tdffcrs IIltervlewed the there IS actIvity between kllld of motivation and sup- parenh and watl !led how par<.'nts and child" port systcrn they have." who to call II For more information about Wayne County's Clinic for Child Study,call 833-2828 • ...... '-"-_ ...... _ ...... ---- 4J ... __ '"~""'~....~6ii"'"'¥ ...., ...... ",,"""...., "~""0Nl1...... _...... -~ .....-_ .....flllll'--_:.~-.--~2Qlr I 4 CI $ a a $$ • a ~ • ~f-, 1-1 I" ':~ T Paving the Way SITE TO BE SEEN One woman wondered how she could get birth or death records on her grandmother who had died under mysterious circumstances In the late '30s.Another person asked how to dispose of old paint. Since the beginning of this year, a Wide array of ques. tlons have come through Wayne County's new web site (address below) on the Internet. The site counter has reg- istered more than 174,000 hIts from the cunous. "We never antICipated we would get thiS much response," says Dewey Henry, director of Jobs and Economic Development. The site, with its dozens of pages, includes profiles of the 43 communities that make up Wayne County. Data on the County's airports, neighborhood development, educa- tion, economic development, quality of life, health care pro- grams and transportation are all avaIlable. Handy links to other organizations' sItes are scattered throughout. Site monitors never know what they may find. Families interested in relocating to thiS area request Information on Wayne County communities and schools. Students request County statistics to complete reports. Business owners SuperMaIntenance,a new Coonty program,IS desJgnedto perfOrm upkeep on roads long befOre they show SIgrlS of crumbling request demographic information about land availabIlity. Wayne County has gone global, too, With hIts from as far No pothole ever gets Primary roads are major Call (313) 224-7637. For away as Australia and Sweden. fixed fast enough. surface roads such as Six information on constructIOn All inquiries are responded to. The most active day is Monday, probably because people have had tIme to write But what if we fixed Mile and Seven Mile, or tie-ups, call (800) 641-6368. over a weekend. the pothole - before it ever Inkster, Goddard and Eureka. By the way, the woman looking for her grandmother's appeared? Working with local com- SUPER HIGHWAY records was given the address of a Detroit area genealogi- That's the kind of thinking INFORMATION munities, Richardson and cal society. The man with the paint dilemma was sent a behind SuperMaintenance, a his staff have chosen more It's constnJetion season phone number for a contact person at the County's and you want to know new County program than 130 individual resur- EnVironmental Health division. where the traffic tie-ups designed to perform upkeep Check out the ever-expanding Wayne County facing, gravel road paVing will be. on roads long before they and bndge projects to be web site at http://www.waynecounty.com. Our A gas tax increase e-mail [email protected]. show signs of crumbling. completed between 1998- has been passed by the "We've resurfaced a lot of 2000 with the bond funds. state and you wonder our worst roads," says The preservation work - how it may affect your budget. County Transportation involvmg more than 100 Planner Alan Richardson. miles in 1998 alone - will These are both great rea- sons to check out Wayne "But if we can fix them ~oon- involve extensive crack seal- County's new Roads web sIte er, the roads will last longer 109, pavement section at www.waynecounty.com. and cost les~ to fix when It's replacement and lomt repair. A VISItto the new site time for malor repairs. In the long run, thiS mainte- also offers a tour of the mSlde SuperMaintenance will be nance will ~ave the County of a massIVe drawbrtdge, hls- tOrtCphotographs and an anI- one of the key features of a new milliOns of dollars and help mated feature called the Brrth $60 mIllion probTfamfinanced fix even more roads. of a Pothole by a C-OuntyIxmd sale. "We've got cl long Ii'lt of Real "roads scholars" "The bond program WIll re~urfacmg Prolccts, too," mIght want to take a closer really be a 'lhot III the arm," RI(hardson said "But that's louk at the many servIces the County proVIde on Its J, 900- Rl<.har(hon ~ald. "We thm"- lIke surgery Ihe thought ot mIle road system or learn that It will help u<; get rid of IWlllg ablc to apply \orne about rnnovatlve programs all our pooHlllahty primary prc\'(.'lltlvc IlWdlUTW to our that are savmg money roalh hy the yeclT2000, Ihelt's TOdlh 1\ \cry l'\lltlllg" The sIte also mcludes a the teHget that the ('OlUlty Qll{'~tlOm clhollt till' survey to (III out about Wayne County's roads [Xcultlve ha\ 'let tor u\." ( ollnt\'\ Ro,l(!'l proll'l t'l) want to know more? If you have questions about the County's Roads projects, call 224-7637. a COUNT DOWN Ballot Basics PAPER CHASE It makes sense that voters in different parts of Wayne County choose from different lists of candidates. "There's always something different," says Paper ballots can get pretty complicated, too. After all, we have 43 separate communities. But did you know that voters look at different as well? County Elections Director Ed Carey. He should ballots When there is a long list of candidates to know: Every election night since 1972, it's been Grosse Pte Woods choose from - say,for a City council primary - Northvilte , A;: his job to watch the returns come in. ~ .~ your local clerk is required to rotate the > """t;; Grosse Pte Shores ~~ And to make sure they're reliable. Northville Twp, names on the ballot. That way, says County Plymouth Twp Grosse Pte Farms When the polls close on election night, Plymouth Elections Director Ed Carey, candidates with each community sends its vote totals to down- names like Ahmad, Biggs and Chrzanowski town Detroit. One copy of the totals goes to won't have an advantage over candidates the chairman of the County Election whose names are farther down the alphabet. Commission. The other goes to the County THE MOST COMMON Local elections officials work with printing Clerk's office, together with the poll books. BALLOTS AREN'T ~SurenTwp. "BALLOTS" AT ALL. companies to produce the rotated ballots for Then the double-checking begins, as the Voters In Trenton, Lincoln Park, Grosse POinte - Woods and more than a dozen other communi- absentee voters and for voting booths. It's a numbers from each election are added up to !f -.~". - • < ~- < Wyandotte tIes fhp levers next to thew candidate's name on painstaking process, especially in communities confirm winners and losers. Bel1eY1l1e _'" .: .~.:-:-~ Tayfor~ _' Southgate ~~ a mechanical voting machine. which tallIes totals after the polls close with only a few thousand voters. In those ~1-"!!'l Riverview ~ . . Those first totals from the clerk's office are .~ ,- 1; ~' - , .~ "- casest ballots may only be printed a few dozen called the "unofficial canvass of votes" - that's Trenton "'"odhaven at a time. why you'll hear them called "final" totals on the .~ HuronTwp. Flat And if there's a mistake, or if a judge orders evening news, but not "official" ones. Rock SOMEARE OLD-FASHIONED: IN a change in the ballot, or if one candidate dies After two weeks of rechecking totals - ~~ Rockwood.. HAMTRAMCK. voters still take paper G~r ---,. known as the "official canvass"- final results are >~ ballots and mark :J.n"X" next to their and is replaced with another nominee - it's candidate's name Detl-olt voters poke holes :n Circles presented to a non-partisan, four-person com- that match their pn~fer red chOice time to start the presses again. mittee called the "Official Board of Canvassers." IN lIVONIA,TAYLOR AND When they certify the results, then it's official - AND IN WESTLAND AND EIGHT OTHER COMMU- "all the votes are in," PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP. NITIES, voters fill In Circles voters try the newest style of like hIgh school students taking the SAT exam. voting cyber-chooslng. High-speed optical readers tally results at a rate Standing at computer touch of hundreds of ballots a mmute screens that act like department-store bndal reglstnes, voters make thew choICes electroni- cally Here's a closer look at how Its done Voter signs m at precinct Poll In the booth. voter selects can- Voter's selection IS transmitted Ma< II I computel records each Results from each precinct's worker sends voter to open 1 2 didates by touching therr names 3 elect! o'1lcllly from voting booth 4 tndl ",dual ballot To ensure 5 master computer are transmlt- booth on the screen Computer turns to master pi eClnct computer, sec1l'cy, ballots are stored In tcd electronICally to clerk's "pages" electronrcally. Voters whIch tracks up to Sixteen vot- random order - the 12th I ecord office uSing telephone hnes can change selections before Ing stations at once In the computer tally IS not the Backup records from the com- sending final command that they ballot of the 12th voter puter are driven to the clerk's are finrshed voting. office for double-checking. a a .. ---- __ -.zw .._ j I I ~ • .... T ELECTED OFFICIALS County Jobs j County Executive Wayne County employs more than 5,000 people in an amazing range of jobs: Police Officer, Edward H. McNamara • 224-0286 Wayne County Commission Typist, Prosecutor. Engineer, Environmental Inspector. The County is an equal employment Christopher F. Cavanagh • District , • 224-0920 opportunity employer that seeks to hire the most highly qualified individuals. Bernard Parker. District 2 • 224-0882 Here's how you can find out about County job opportunities: Robert Blackwell • District 3 • 224-0878 Jewel Ware • District 4 • 224-0916 I. Call the personnel hot line at 224-5900 after 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Kenneth V. Cockrel, Jr. • DIstrict 5 • 224-0886 and all day on weekends and holidays. George Cushmgberry. Jr. • District 6 • 224-0942 2.Visit the personnel office Monday through Friday,8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Ricardo A. Solomon • District 7 • 224-0884 Room 107, Wayne County Building, 600 Randolph, DetroIt. Edna Bell • District 8 • 224-0936 Michelle A Plaweckl • District 9 • 224-0930 3. Check weekly job postings in local newspapers, at local colleges, libraries and the Thaddeus G. McCotter • District 10 • 224-0946 Michigan Employment Security Commission. Announcements about job opportunities Bruce Patterson • District I I • 224-0944 prOVide qualifications, description of duties and tests that may be reqUired. Kay Beard • District 12 • 224.0902 4. Take a look below! WAYNE posts a sampling of county job opportunities in every issue. Susan L. Hubbard • District 13 • 224-0934 Wilham J. O'Neil • District 14 • 224-0880 Edward A. BOike,Jr. • District 15 • 224-0876 Eqwpment Repair SpeCIalIst support services and related connection with hIghway, bridge Clerk • Teola P. Hunter • 224-6262 Salary Range: $32,249 duties as assigned. or park construction and main- Register of Deeds • Forest Youngblood 224- 5884 This employee performs a wide Requirements: Requires a MS'tI, tenance.Requirements: ReqUires Prosecutor • John D. O'Hair • 224-5777 varrety of mechanical repair State Certification, and one (I) Sheriff. Robert A. Flcano • 224-2222 valid State of Michigan and maintenance work which Treasurer. Raymond J.WOJtowicz • 224-5990 year experience. Commercial Driver's License may include the repair and (CDL) WIth an «A" designation SERVICES maintenance of automotive and AIrport Fire FightEr (including air brake) and UN" heavy equipment, heavy trucks, Salary Range: $23,500 endorsement Health & Community Services pumps and compressors. Under supervision and on an CooperatIve Extension • 494-3000 Requirements: Be currently certi- assigned shift. partIcipate in fire Nutrition Services • 326-4479 ffed as a Master Mechanic fighting, Qlrcrash rescue opera- Environmental Health • 326-4900 (State of Michigan and/or tions and procedures and emer- Family Center/Head Start • 326-4976 N.I.A.SE only); have at least gency medical services at the Health Department • 467-3300 three (3) years full-time paId Detroit Metropolitan Wayne Juvenrle Detention Facility • 577-9255 experience, NO PART-TIME Regional Library for the Blind & PhYSically County Airport Requirements: Handicapped • 274-2600 or 467-53/3 EXPERIENCE WILL BE ACCEPT- completed the 12th school Senior Citizen Services • 326-4736 ED, in the repair and mainte- grade or its equivalent; have a DetrOit Wayne County CommuOlty nance of a variety of automo- valid State of Michigan Driver's Mental Health Agency. 833-2500 biles and heavy equipment Ucense and an acceptable safe Patient Care Management ServIces. 833-3431 Training at a certiffed technical dnving record; have a State of Veterans Affairs • 224-5045 school whIch provides in-elass, Michigan EM. T.S. Ucense;AND; Youth Services • 494-3035 hands-on training may be count. have successfully completed the ed as expenence; and possess a State of MichIgan Fire FIghter Personnel/Human Resources valid State of Michigan Driver's courses I and 2. Job Hotline • 224-5900 LJcense and an acceptable safe Public Services driVing record. Truck Dr, -er Metro Airport. Parking Lot Info 1-800-642-1978 Salary Range: $21,273 Metro Airport Wheelchair Van • 941-6855 Joe Ia I ,Alo.-ker after one year $22,335 Metro Airport NOise Hothne • 942-3222 Salary Range: $29,7' 6 to Truck dnvers perform semI- Parks & Recreation • 261-1990 $37,743 skilled work In operatmg hIgh. Department of Roads 24-hour hotlme • 955-9920 Function as member of mental way maintenance and construc- Construction Permit Office • 224-7664 health team to prOVIde cnslS tion eqUIpment mcludlng. edu- Department of the EnVIronment • 224-3631 interventIOn, mamtaln records, cators, prime dlstrrbutors, scoop Wayne Cou nty LIbrary • 326-8910 stats, develop trammg program, loaders, truck-trailers, etc., In tell us what you think of WAYNE ' ThiS newsletter was created and published byWayne County. It ISIntended as o The newsletter helped to In(orm me. t like It. a gUIdeto Wayne County services and an introduction to the people who prOVide them It IS an attempt to prOVidefor better communICatIon With Citizens,and not o Good Idea, but please wrrte about the follOWingsubjects _ to advance any partrcuf::lr political cause.The newsletter does not write about any elected offiCials.politICal tOpiCSor ballot Issues.Please let us know your opInion o ThIS IS a waste of money of thIS publication Pleasemarl your comments to Other comments _ NEWSLETTER, 600 Randolph, Room 349. DetrOIt, MI48226 II ------c.--- I ~I I ,,~,,~ Housewarming TO THE RESCUE The following letter • came to the Wayne County Susan Usher. director of the Wayne County Department of Health and Department of Health and Community Services' Family Community Services' Center, remembers a woman who wouldn't give up. Weatherization division Not only was the woman homeless, but she had from a Westland resident: "In February (1997), I five children to feed and clothe. "She got a house received insulation installed through our housing coordinator, but she knew it in the walls, attic and crawl would still be a stretch," Usher says. space of the home I am Eventually, with the help of Center staff, the renting. Also I received two woman found a job, and was able to keep the home. steel doors, roof vents and She even got in touch with older children she hadn't ground vents. This alone seen in years. made our house more com- Wayne County's Family Center in Westland is fortable, but when I dedicated to helping families such as fire and flood received my heat bill for victims, persons March, it was one-half the involved with domestic size of the month before," violence situations, and That is just the kind of the homeless. feedback workers from Founded in 1991, the Wayne County's ; Center not only offers Weatherization Program ! temporary housing but love. Residents who meet prOVides counseling, income reqUirements (see by three women, Dottie bills," says Dave Tyler, day care for single-par- box) can receive new win- Safin, Mary Wilson and Wayne County Director of ent families, parenting dows, insulation, weather Vivian Sayre. Sometimes Community Development. seals and furnace inspec- they get dubious looks "We spend an average of and child development tions at no cost. After all when they knock on a $1,800 on homes and we classes, and children's work is completed, the homeowner's door carrying find that is qUickly recouped activities. An educa. Weatherization team con- their ladder and tool chest. in savings." tion-employment ducts a post-inspection. But Wilson gives the owner coordinator and hous- Services are proVided to a winning smile and asks: ing coordinator seek low income people in 18 "Do you want the job done You automatically qualifY housing for the home. Western Wayne communi- right or not?" for Wayne Countys less. Twenty-three ties. All services are free, but Last year, the County Weatherization Program workers help nearly 600 people each year. there are eligibility require- worked on 143 houses. "It if your income level Homeless families who come to the Family Center ments for participation. has proven value - WIth sav- is at or below: are required to clean and maintain the Center's com- The program is operated ings of 20 to 40 percent on munity areas. "We pride ourselves on the fact that they family of one: $11,835, have to do chores and activities." Usher says."Unlike other shelters they have to participate." family of two: $15,915, A family is allowed to stay 30 days, but may choose family of three: $19,995, to extend the stay. Underage runaways are not family of four: $24,075, housed here. Children under 18 not accompanied by family of five: $28,155, an adult are referred to the County's juvenile system. family of six: $32,235 The Family Center, part of the Wayne County Health - .. Division, is open 24 hours a day,seven days a week. If you know of anyone requiring temporary housing, call (800) 963-STA'Y. who to call For more information about the Family Center, call (313) 721-0590. Call for more information about Wayne County's Weatherization Program. West of Telegraph Road: call (313) 326-9422 Highland Park, Hamtramck and the Grosse Pointes: call (313) 782-6332 City of Detroit: call (313) 267-6633 II ,..,..-.v~~~~ ...... _ ..__ ...... ,...~...... "...... ~ ...... J' ::-- . - BUSHELS OF FUN We don't remember when U-pick farms came into being. Here are the places inWayne County where you can cut but we're glad they did. Tips for enjoyable "picking" are: out the middleman and do your own harvesting: ,,-.AI" fy, 1-1"" IAIfl./:/~. r~-< ~ Apple Charlie's South Huron Orchard, New Boston .Y- .r.~"f ~ ~ This orchard offers apples and peaches. They sell a variety ~~ ~ of apple products including cider, donuts and apple- ~~ -,~ chopped cinnamon bread. There are also farm ammals. ~ " Open July I to October 3/, 8 a.m. to dark; and November /f~ ,t"'!:: I to December 31, 9 a.m. to dark. Take 1-94 to /-275 ~ ;:- " .,." South (exit I IB) or 1-75 to 1-275 North (exit II). Call ,I: (313) 753-9380. <.~ Davies Orchard and Cider Mill, New Boston 10 varieties of apples, plus plums, honey and (resh apple cider. The orchard and cider mill are open from mid-September to November; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Located nine miles southwest of Metro Airport; take 1-275 to exit 8 (Will Carleton), west 1/4 mile to Waltz Road, north two miles to Willow Road, west on Willow, 1-1/4 miles to orchard. Call (3/3) 654-60/9. Girard's Produce Farm, Belleville This retail and U-pick farm offers asparagus, sweet corn, greens, lima beans, okra, Crowder peas, tomatoes and fruit Open from mid-July to September, 8 am to 7 pm daily, and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays. Located at 48445 West Huron River Drive in Bel/evile. Take 1-94to exit 187, Rawsonville Road. Go south one mile to West Huron River Drive, turn left, farm is 1-1/2 miles on right Call (313) 697-/685. Spooktacular is December 4 fundraiser, to be held at the the word for people or organizations who have advanced Music Hall Center for the Performing Wayne Michigan's fight against the disease through Arts in Detroit, are $150 for black-tie County research, education or survivorship. Tickets dinner, concert and dessert buffet after- Parks' Annual $25. Call (800) KARMANOS or (527-6266). Halloween glow, $36.50 and $31.50 for the concert only. Call (313) 496-2648. Festival. How did our pioneer foremothers take Costumed lard and make soap? The staff at Wayne County will be ... " characters, Greenfield Village 'v\ III come clean with holding its annual flu gelmes, enter- those details and t I i{Jre at Fall Harvest shot clinic this fall near t~inment, Days October I-S ()ther tasks to make you. A $5 donation for the h,lyrides, a us apprecI- vaccine is requested. Typical candy hunt, Costume contest, and much ate modern flu season runs November more fun await the children at this spe- conve- through April. New this year is a CI.1l event. Saturday, October 25, at 1:00 niences will pneumococcal shot ($10 dona- p.m., at Hines Park in the Nankin Mills include tion). No one will be denied shots if they area of Westland. Call (313) 26' -1960. beating are unable to pay. Call (313) 467-3325. rugs, pre- You'll never find ... a better night out servrng Sometimes one person's life can change than Wayne County Community food and how we view a problem in society. The College District's 30th Anniversary plOWing third annual Heroes of Breast Scholarship Fund Gala featuring leg- fields. Call Cancer luncheon will be held October endary singer Lou Rawls. Tickets for the (313)271 22 at Cobo Conference Center to honor 1620. r , , a- il Il£.- ...... os:_...... , '"" ,.i _.,! QC I I I "","~....-....------.- ---~------ .. s' > Where can CD C you find more ~ .. , o , zl/) o than 1,100 ( Q,. l/) new boa.s of all sizes and shapes, all I • Attending types and ( , the show descriptions, • Map of the show handsomely ~ ~ displayed AT , • Finance Options in a beautiful : • Boating METRO_ (" J~~ BEACH~",4 .. -,Ii Instruction nautical park • Sailboat Safety setting? MT. CLEMENS, MI --_XiGf=-....~.~;;r=...<=-'-$~~=i~----- _. I I . ... Page 2 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Boat Show Attending the Boat Show is fun for the entire family here can you Find boats the gallery large enough? Does the helpFulto make critical comparisons , that beckon you to climb And, the Boat Show is the one place boat "feel" right"? Can we afford it? on the spot. . aboard and dream? How where you can quiz these experts to W Small boats with trailers are dis- In Fact,seeing all the boats in one can you iuggle the family budget so your hearts content. played on shore. You can thump the place at one time can save hundreds you can become a boat owner They are there for you. To answer instead of just a shopper? of miles of driving your questions and make you feel What kind of boat are you looking between boat more comfortable. for? Fishing? Water skiing? Or maybe dealers, not to The entire family will enjoy the family cruising? Sailing? Nothing like mention the time many food tents, hosted by local char- a brisk soil to blow away the cob- you waste. ities, including hot and cold sand- webs. Your compar- wiches, drinks, popcorn, candy and For the 27th consecutive year, it all isons are more more. Show visitors are welcome to comes together this Saturday as the accurate because bring a picnic lunch and just sit back Fall Boat Show begins its nine-day run all the information and relax in one of several picnic at Metro Beach in Mount Clemens. is fresh in your areas. Sponsored by BOAT SHOW USA, mind as you move all maior metropolitan boat dealers from boat to boat. large tentsfea- participate, most with large exhibits MmOPARKWAY Featuring all the different sizes and ture displays of models of the various boat lines they boating equip- sell. ment and ser- In addition, many outstate and out- vices. Everything of-state boot dealers and manufactur- from sails to navi- ers are represented, making the Fall gation instru- Boat Show one of the largest, most ments, radios to foul weather gear, successful, best attended boat shows hull, kick the tires, carefully check the in the United States. boat insurance brokers to marine smoothnessof the boat's bottom and finance experts. Metro Beach Metropark is at the Large boats are displayed in the check out the engine as you compare foot of Metro Parkw~y (16 Mile Rd.) Some people enjoy the boat show water and attendees are welcome to the finer points of the hundreds of and the corner of Jefferson in Mount just for the marine atmosphere.Flags, board and look them over from stem trailerable boats displayed by the Clemens. pennants, flowers, music, good food, to stern. dealers. The show begins Saturday, but most of all, the beautiful water The Boat Show is a wonderful craft. September 13 and runs through When you attend the Boat Show opportunity to walk back and forth Sunday, September 21 . Others come to learn. The most you can see what the entire family among the several boats that are of Hours are 12 noon to 8 p.m. each knowledgeable boat people are thinks. Is there a bunk for everyone? Is special interest to you. It's easy and day. Admission is $7.00 for adults thosewho build and market the boat and $1.00 for children under 12. MARINE All 1997 Stock Close Out Prices To Make Room For 1998 Inventory Summer and Winter Fun Headquarters "We Service You.. Like No One Else" Boats from 17' through 33' > Personal :"atercraft, Snowmobiles & Pi '.' 'ii' W ~Fil!lher Pontoons ARCTIC CAT -----iJIIlIIJ- ...... W"""'....U__ • I , I Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • September 11, 1997 Page 3 Experienced boat shoppers shop the show he main reason for the It's a good idea to visit your success of BOAT SHOW target exhibitors first so you can T USA's Fall Boat Show is return to them later to compare the same as it is for better boat prices and ask more questions. shows all across the country. When comparison shopping, Experienced boat shoppers it's important to make up a list of know the reason: A good boat features and prices you want show is the best possible place before you go. Make a list of to shop for boats and boating what is important to you and go accessories. over it while you check the boats Comparison shopping is in the price range you want. quick and easy for everything Do the brands you like carry from complete rigs to motors, the features you need standard sails, gear and accessories. or are they optional? Does a And because all the exhibitors lower priced compensate for a are in one place, it's a real feature that Isn't included? How time saver - comparison shop- much wi II be added to the price ping can be made in one day If you do eventually need to add instead of weeks or months. that item? And remember to An added advantage to inquire about trade in options if you have a boat to trade in convenient shopping at boat shows is the boating experts Another advantage to the brought in by the dealerships boat show is the" show specials" and manufacturers. Experts offered by many builders and can help answer your ques- dealers, which amounts to a dis- explain how you use your boat, and Since you may want to visit many tions regardi ng power, speed and count from usual showroom prices. the expert may be able to save you displays and exhibitors, you'll want to fuel economy, but they can also give If the boat at the show fits your needs, money by finding the best radio for make the most of your time. Wear you advice on what may be best for you may want to make your offer you needs. Because it's in their inter- comfortable shoes and decide about you. there. est to have a satisfied buyer, people specifics of the boat you want before I For instance, if you're shopping at displays will do their best to you head to the show. The boat show is easily the best for a marine radio, you will want to guide you. place to find your first ... or next boat. • WINTER SURE PRODUCTS DISCOUNT COVER YOUR BOAT .. ~ ON THIS FALL .. " , .. ..- NEW SAilS ..- , ,, ORDERED THRU .-, , , JANUARY 1, 1998 , , SPECIAl. ,, ~ BOAI' SHOW -- I , ..Complete- DISCOUNI'S _ Line of ... ------VISit Our Booth ~ ... SAFETY PRODUCTS Check Tour Sail Inventory Now KENT SAIL CO CRll For Free Quote To~! • RAINWEAR • BOOTS • GLOVES 35942 JEFFERSON • FIRST AID Prompt Repair Service Available Sails, Sail covers, MT. CLEMENS,MI 48045 1155 LADD ROAD • WALLEDLAKEMI 48390 Furling Gear Hardware BUSiness Hours Monday . ~ndav 8 a m 5 p m Saturday 9 a m 3 p m CLOSED SUNDAY~ --_CS::::II:C'::I:=e ==:, =='--:o-.~'_!f_._ L j • Page 4 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe NewsfThe Connection • Fall Boat Show Finance Options... Lenders ease the boat buying process oat owners rarely keep the same on the amount borrowed and the insti- time and payment in full or refinancing concern is finance. These individuals, boat for more than five years tution you choose to back you. is then required in most cases. known as business managers, are B and, In many cases, decide to ThiS brings us to the three ma/or The buyer planning to buy a used aware of the in's and outs of boat trade In after as few as three years. ways to finance' banks, credit unions boat will need to finance through a loans and they are also well versed in Boat owners make a hobby of acquir- or directly through a boat dealer. bank or credit union if purchaSing other areas, such as tax advantages Ing and trading In boats for a variety Each organization offers various ben- from a private owner or a small deal- and payment protection. reasons - desire for a larger boat, of efits. This makes the buyers' prefer- er. However, more often than not or a more modern boat are the most The business manager acts as a ence a purely individual one depend- dealers will have some type of financ- popular It's easier on the conscience personal shopper, checking into van- Ing on their specific needs. ing program, regardless of their size for a boat owner to trade and buy ous banks for the best rates and Banks and credit unions offer the Dealers also offer a variety of due to the fact that boats do not designing the most suitable payment advantage of dealing directly, an advantages for the prospective depreciate as fast as many other plan for the individual's needs, thus option that some people prefer Also, buyer/borrower. Dealers will often Investments and some may even savi ng the customer a Jot of leg-work if a potentia) borrower has a person- have more pull with lending institutions appreciate With the trend of bUying, They keep a confidential record of all al history with a bank, it may be eas- than an individual, due to the large trading-in and bUYing again, It fol- facets of the loan, the Furchase, and Ier to receive the loan Banks often amounts of boats financed through lows that most of the boating breed the buyer's persona information offer up to 20-year terms for the pay- them for customers as well as for the will find themselves In need of financ- which can make it much more conve- ment of the loan; however, the length dealer's stock. Furthermore, they often Ing with the acquIsition of each new nient for the owner when trade-in time of the term IS usually proportionate to have long standing relationships with vessel Therefore, it's vital to a inevitably rolls around. the amount borrowed the banks and loan officers. prospective buyer to be abreast of the Dealerships can also provide the Similar benefits apply when bor- A boat dealer can often obtain IntncaCles of taking out a loan for a title, registration, trailer registration, rowing from a credit union Due to the loan approvals in as little as one hour. sea going purchase and possibly even a boat slip for the personal nature of the relationship This offers the buyer the opportunIty At the most basic level, boat loans buyer all under one roof. between the credit union and its mem- to sign the contract on the spot which, are similar to car or home loans In One of the most valuable conSid- bers, it is often easier for a person to in turn, speeds up the process and that they must be approved This erations to the prospective buyer, qualify for a loan Another member helps the buyer get the boat sooner approval is based on most of the typ- regardless of how they choose to priveledge is that the Interest offered Qualified buyers may be offered the Ical credentials Income, debt-to- finance, is the time of year they may be lower than that of a bank or attractive option of a no-money-down Income ratiO, amount of loan request- dealer finanCial program deCide to purchase their vessel. Boat loan from a dealer Additionally, ed, etc And regardless of who you shows are a fantastic opportunity for A credit union typically does not many dealers will offer straIght-term choose to borrow from, your eligibili- the prospective buyer to find the best offer loans at as lengthy a repayment finanCing for as many as 20 years ty is determined by a loan center prices and lowest rates. Almost cer- schedule as banks or dealers A credit often regardless of the amount tainly special promotional interest A general vanatlon from a car union may amortize a loan for as long financed. loan is that boat loans can be pOid off rates are offered at the shows, adding as 20 years, however, it will balloon Most larger dealerships have In as many as 20 years, depending after a Significantly shorter period of even more incentive to buy the water- tramed profeSSionals whose main craft of your dreams. i r SUBSCRIBE NOW AND SAVE ONl Y... $13/668.70 out the door! INCLUDES ... TI-IOCSA!\'OS OF BOAT LISTINGS 1996 SEA NYMPH 17'0411 Model Se175 AT YOel\. FINGERTIPS! 1997 JOHNSON 70 HP with Tl1tffnm 1996 SHORE LANDoR TRAILER Galvamzed FACTORY AUTHORIZED FACTORY AUTHORIZED CLEARANCE CLEARANCE ON ALl 1996-1997 On RADISSON CANOES MODHS & CONTOUR PEDAL r on f rO\1f Df I IVf RY SEA NYMPHS BOATS IN STOCK VISIT US AT B-27, MAIN TENT On(\1f '-l,: l->' ------ $ i 5 ;g : J ( $ 2 5 i a !Jib $ k bLew aql $ ; ~ Ci2 en; t " s. a I I ~I , -_. I Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe News/fhe Connection • September 11, 1997 Page 5 j - SEA RAYDER F-14 185 BOW RIDER 13'6", Dry Weight of 1,100 Ibs., 120 H P. 18'6" Length. Drywelght 2560 lbs, 190 H P INCLUDES INCLUDES 1997 MODELS AS LOW AS 1997 MODELSAS LOW AS TRAILER TRAILER • •" f ,~, t' ~_.-...... - ...... ~- 175 BOW RIDER 210 BOW RIDER 20 10" Length, Dry Weight:) 200 Ibs , 210 H P 18'2" Length, Dry Weight or 1.100 lbs . 120 H P INCLUDES 1997 MODELS AS LOW AS INCLUDES 1997 MODELS AS LOW AS TRAILER TRAILER LAGUNA 18 CENTER CONSOLE 240 SUNDANCER 23 6 Dry Weight 4 300 Ibs 210 H P 18' length, Dry Weight 2000 Ibs , I 15 H P 1997 MODELS AS LOW AS 1997 MODELS AS LOW AS 30099 South River Rd. McMachen Mt. Clemens, MI 48045 ..sea ~ r (810) 469-0223 Tlara~ ..MARINE "On the Clinton River" Y A C H T 5 I _____ 7 ilililliF;;;;o;;;;;===:------f!I::!: _-::-:::---=.....:::- __ - ":JlI4l\'""' ... .. i • .----- Page 6 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newslfhe Connection • Fall Boat Show Sailboating safety ... Rules make outings memorable fthe jib is attached to the mast how it works for you. Never underes- go out on the lake or the ocean. eat or drink. , incorrectly and the shroud is loose, timate the worth of your PFD. These two steps will help lessen the Heat exhaustion is less dangerous Iis a sailboater in trouble? What if a chances of heat-related sickness. than heat stoke; its signals include forestay breaks? Beware Of Hypothermia And If someone suffers from heat stroke, cool, pale, moist skin; heavy sweat- While all this sailing vocabulary is Heat Exhaustion cool them down immediately. ing; dilated pupils; dizziness; vital to soiling, there is still nothing Sailboating presents many unique Symptoms include hot, red skin; con. headache; nausea and vomiting. The more important than safety. A roman- environmental situations. One day, stricted pupils; very high body tem- victim should be treated similarly to tic and exhilarating sport, sailing por- you may be sailing in heat and perature; and skin may be wet if the the heat stroke victim. trays a carefree image. But like any humidity, the next, cold rain and person was sweating from heavy Heat cramps result from muscular other sport, it must be approached wind. It's necessary to know the signs exercise, otherwise skin will feel dry spasms and pains due to heavy work with a certain level of preparation or exercise. Drinking a glass of water and safety awareness. A skilled, is the best treatment for heat cramps. experienced sailor can be thrown from a sailboat as easily as a novice. Safety Equipment To Keep On Board To make sailing a fun activity, safe- The following are a few items you ty must always come first. By follow- should have on your boat at all times. Ing the sailor's code and being aware You should also check focal and state of other necessary safety precautions, regulations for other items required. you will probably enloy every • Fresh water moment you have on the water. • First aid kit • Compass The Sailor's Code • Horn The courteous sailor respects fellow • Bailers boaters and demonstrates it to pas- • Paddle sengers. Courteous sailors: • Tools-knife, pliers, 1 Always avoid littering the water screwdriver and tape and strictly follow loca/laws and reg- • PFDs for everyone on board ulations. Sailboats have underwater • Anchor and extra fine appendages and must stay clear of By learning the basics of safety on scuba-diving areas, water-skiing the water, you can be sure all your areas, sWimming markers and fIshing sailing outings are enjoyable. boats. Oh, and if the jib (a smaller for- 2 Always stay clear of of shipping ward sail next to the mainsail) is channels or areas used by commer- attached to the most (most sailboats cial freighters and barges. Although a have only one-it holds up the sails to sailboater has the right-of-way over a the wind) incorrectly, and the shroud powerboat, it's not a good Idea to (the wires connecting the mast to the request a freighter alter its course just of exhaustion in both of these temper- Until medical help arrives, get the vic- side of the hull) is loose, yes, the sail- to move around the sailboater. ature extremes. tim to a cool place and try to immerse boater could be in trouble, depend- 3. Always come to the aid of a Hypothermia occurs when the body him or her in a cold bath or wet tow- ing on whether or not he or she is out handicapped or sinking boat. is subjected to cold temperatures for els. Do not give the victim anything to to sea or docked. 4. Good boaters are always in con- an extended time. It is commonly trol of themselves and their boots. caused by exposure to cold water, but Just like automobile drivers must fol- cold air can cause it, too. The signals low rules to keep streets safe, boaters for hypothermia include shivering, Boating Instruction have responsibility to the waters and numbness, dizziness, drOWSiness, other boaters. confusion, impaired judgment, Easy to find at the Boat Show impaired Vision, and weakness. These on't know where to begin Why You Need A Life Jacket symptoms may vary with age, body may call to get information about Even the most experienced boaters size and clothing, but until medical learning how to handle a local booting courses. The number is can encounter scary situations. To help arrives, there are a few steps you powerboat or how to sail? D 1-800-336-BOAT. Booting courses protect yourself from drowning and to can take to help the victim' Come to the Fall Boat Show. stay VISible In and out of the water, • Gently bring the victim to a warm are also offered by the YMCA, some You'll find a great many people you should find a red, orange or fluo- place public schools, some park districts rescent yellow Personal Flotation • Remove the victim's wet clothes. anxious to help you get started. and some boating clubs. DeVice IPFDj Colors like blue, white • Cover the vIctim With blankets or Some boat dealers provide free And don't forget the library and and black will not stand out in water, whatever you have boating instruction, particularly if video rental stores. Books and videos especially not In waves Here's what • If the Victim IS conSCIOus,it's okay you show intere5t in their line of a PFD will do for you. to give him or her something provide information on all aspects of boats Also, there are some private • Give you buoyancy warm to drink; if he or she is not, boating. Also available are national • Hold your head and body higher then do not administer anything companies that teach sailing and and local boating periodicals. In the water so others can see to eat or drink small boat handling. However, your best source of you Heat exhaustion, heat stroke and Another source is the United immediate boating, information is at • Help keep your body worm heat cramps are common in hot, States Coast Guard Auxiliary which the Fall boat Show... where sales Putting on the PFD should be an auto- humid conditions and affect the very offers a series of weekly classes in matic step whenever you go near the old, very young, overweight, chronl- representatives, boat builders and small boot handling. Still another is water If you just bought one, take calJy .11 and athletes the most It's dealers stand ready 10 meet you some time to get used to it. Try it out a:ways a good Idea to wear light- the United States Power Squadron face-to-face and answer any and all on land and in shallow water to see weight clothing and bring a good which has a toll-free number you questions. supply of fresh water whenever you I I j Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe NewsIThe Connection • September 11, 1997 Boating and alcohol don't mix Ou've heard the saying "oil and possibility of a large fine, suspension water don't mix," but alcohol or revocation of operator privileges and water make a worse com- and even a jail term. Y When the Coast Guard deter- bination, especially concerning peo- ple's safety. mines that an operator is impaired, Tests done by the Coast Guard the voyage is terminated and the ves- prove one-third of the alcohol that sel is brought to mooring by a Coast makes a person legally impaired on Guard tow, a Coast Guard crew the road causes equal impairment on member or a competent, sober per- the water. son on board the recreational vessel. The stressors of the marine envi- There are two separate and inde- ronment cause the increased effect of pendent methods for determining alcohol on the system. The fluid base, impairment-blood alcohol content motiorr, vibration, engine noise, (BAC) and behavioral standard. and elements of sun, wind and A violation of blood alcohol con- spray accelerate impairment and tent occurs when a person operates fatigue experienced. a boat with a BAC that exceeds reg- In addition, alcohol's effects ulations. If a state has a BAC stan- are compounded because peo- dard, the Coast Guard and state ple are less experienced and officials follow those guide- confident on water. People lines. If no state standard is usually don't operate their set, the Federal standard of boat on a daily basis and the 0.10 percent by weight in the average boater spends 110 blood is followed. hours on the water yearly. The behavioral standard is "Man overboard!" takes violated when a person oper- on new connotations when ates a vessel in a manner that alcohol is involved, since makes it apparent by observa- tion the person is impaired. alcohol affects judgment and gives a false sense of Things officials look for include warmth. One of alcohol's speech, muscular movement, notable effects is eqUilibrium disposition, general appear. impairment-ond combined with a ance and behavior. The behavioral standard is based on the premise that I rocking boat, it can be fatal. Once overboard, intoxicated peo- impairment may be caused by factors ple may not realize how cold the that don't make the blood alcohol water is and not get out before level exceed the legal limit. Factors hypothermia sets in. And if the alc~ such as non-alcoholic drugs or a com- hel consumption results in an inner bination of drugs and alcohol. The ear disturbance, it can make it impos- standard also applies to people who have a low tolerance and whose sible for people to distinguish up from actions are particularly susceptible to down when they are suddenly immersed in water. alcohol. Because boating "under the inRu- Other physiological responses ence" is so dangerous, the Coast caused by alcohol that directly affect Guard uses a threefold approach to safety and wel~being include: reducing alcoho~related accidents: • Judgment and skill deteriorate, 1) Improved law enforcement in affecting peripheral vision, bo~ cooperation with the states. ance and the ability to process 2) An improved accident reporting information. systemthat identifies alcoho~relat- • Physical performance and reaction ed accidents. time are reduced. 3) Widespread education and pub- • Alcohol reduces depth perception, lic awareness of the dangers of night vision, focus, and the ability alcohol. Every boater, whether an to distinguish colors, especially operator or passenger, should red and green. cooperate in spreading this word. Drinking and boating is not only More than 2,000 safe boating dangerous, it's illegal. In addition to courses are offered every year by state BWI (boating while intoxicated) groups like the U.S. Coast Guard laws, there is also a Federal BWllaw, Auxiliary and the American Red enforced by the Coast Guard. This Cross. All courses include knowledge low applies to all boats, including and warnings about alcohol and foreign vessels in U.S. waters and booting. For more information about U.S. vesselson the high seas. these courses, call the toll.free Coast There are stringent penalties for Guard Hotline at 1-800-368-5647. violation of BWI lows, including the ___~ ...... 1!I!:;pa-----,.....------.,~A. ....'------~1C...~"'se_ ------ Page 8 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newslfhe Connection • Fall Boat Show Grosse Pointe Newslfhe Connection • September 11, 1997 Fall Boat Show • Page 9 .. . -- .~: -I. _~_ - -- ...... - ....:=~ ... 3650 2lfOTORYACHT AFT CABIN 3375 ESPRIT 4270 ESPRIT 3585 FLYBRIDGE • Twin 7.4 Mere Inboard • Twin 454 Crusade 11'In boards • Twin 3116 CAT Diesel Power • Twin 454 C11'ttsaderInboards • Fullv Loaded • Also Available In Twin Stern Drive Power • Fully-' Loaded • New Interior for (98 ,* 1.,. .. .- '! I , ~~:&~~~~~> I 4 ,,. ,, .. - .... - 3075 ROGUE 3575 ESPRIT 2870 ROGUE 3875 ESPRIT • Twin V-8 Mere Cruiser • Twin 7.4 M.P.I. Mere Inboard • 7.4 Bravo 3 Mere Crusier • Twi11 7.4 MPI Horizon Mere. • Also Apailable in Twin Inboard Power • Wide Ream Luxurv • Wide Rea1n )pith PC1:!orI11anee • 3 Year E1Jqi1'Jf~ Warrant'\'. is Stalldard ,. 20%DOWN ON APPROVED CREDIT AT RO.A. BANK. 8.45% A.RH. FINANCING • •• *---ZNi aa- nJ!A:4'c;:;:::-m;;-::::::::;..=AA:-:::;:::_=-='_!:!l_ ...... -w!iI!!""_ -~~ I I ---a j j • - Page 10 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsrrhe Connection • Fall Boat Show WATER & SHORE EXHIBITORS • Aggressive Marine • Gifts Afloat • Michigan Boatworks • Alibi Yachts • Great Lakes Potter • Michigan Mobile Marine Service SLACK • Allen Boats • Great Lakes Catamaran • Michigan National Bank THUNDER • Anchor Bay Marina • Harbor Hill Marina • Moreau Boatlifts BOATS • Anderson Boat Sales • Harbour North Marine • NBD Bank ~4~ • Avon Sailboats • Huntington Bank • Needhams Marine • Bay Harbor Marina • Hodare Yacht sales • Nordic Tugs , METRO • Belle Maer Harbor • Hurricane Inflatables • Oceana Cats BOAT LAKECREST • Black River Marine • Hy-Lite Powerboats • Orion Marine Center SALES , MARINE • Black Thunder Powerboats • Jefferson Beach Marina • Pier 49, Inc. • Jefferson Beach Yacht Sales LAKE • Boat Hoist America • Pier 33 , & • Boats, Inc. • Jerry's Marina • Port Sailac Marina SEA • Boca Marine Service • John B. Slaven Inc. • Sailboat Centre , • Bosun Marine • K & M Boats • Sixty Lakes Marine MOREAU • Brennan Marine Sales • K.A.M. Products • Skier's Pier , BOATUFT • Buick Motor Division • King Marine • St. Clair Sailboat Center • Colony Marine • Laissez Faire • Sterting Bank & Trust , • Class Sea Yachts • Lake & Sea Marine • Sundog Marine • Dealers Service • Lakecrest • Sun & Sail Marine KIM •• • Dockside Canvas • Lakeside Marine • Sunsation Boats BOATS •• • Dux Inflatable Power Boats, Inc. • Lakeview Marine • Three R Industries • Emerald City Harbor • Land's End Marina • Toledo Beach Yacht Sales • • EZ2CY • Manufacturers Financial • Vinyl Graphix • First of America Bank • McMachen Marine • Wilson Marine • • General Boats • Metro Boat Sales • Wonderland Marine West • Me MACHEN •• MARINE • • LAKEVIEW • SUNDOG TOLEDO BEACH JEFFERSON BEACH MARINE. MARINA YACHT SALES YACHT SALES/MARINA GLOBAL • • • • • • • YACHTS • • • • • • • • •• • • BRENNAN • • • • MARINE •• • • • • • • • • • CLASS • • •• SEA • • • • YACHTS • • • • • • EZZC'1 I I ---,.~ Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • September 11, 1997 Page 11 BOAT SHOW USA 27th annual ...... PlEA 49 BOCA MARINE BLACK USED RIVER FOOD BOAT MARINE CORRAL ... lAKE MARINE & JERRY'S SEA MARINA BOATS MOREAU INC. BOAT LIFT COLONY lAKESIDE MARINE WRIGHT'S ANCHOR BAY MARINE MAR'N~t:l REST lFOOD I ROOMS , ~":?~ SHOW ENTRANCE j ~~~:~,~ AND EXIT ~'~dW//- • Anchor Bay Nautical ~,\ //~~a'~/: ~/; / ~/ -j~~ / ~ ~/ /",/ // ,; / A~I • Beacon Cove Marina \ I .-:::/,:<,.;y / / / ."'\ • Bridgeview MArina \I' ///,-/ '/ "- PRODUCTS • Bouvier Bridge Marina ":' Ii II~ ~// /~\ \",,-_ • Bruno's Dive Shop II -7"' / /./_~~\~---'-""-- SERVICES • C.P.N • Citizens Bank ACCESSORIES \" "u~~r~~~~,I L' I I:~ L I t:-l 1llJ-- JrJ;J • Connie's Boatique / 10 ~ II I I t n~~11 ~1-. lA,l"~'~~" ~~ I a~" GIFTS • Cove Marina ~ "I ~ ~. JI". ~l~i(\\, ~~t"~ 'I • Douglas the Tailor lIIA.,>t"t ~Il~ v~ile~ , \~.;{'V ~r~ ':rCUSIWN5 ~~' !f~~j~ ) I " ~.~ !t~~ • Ecarte Marine ~)r~ ~ r • Embellished Threads I :~Y £ t 1M #,t. ~9 ~ ..' • Expressions • Fritsch & Kinney Agency • Florida Marine Insurance • Great Lakes Cruiser Mag. • Great Lakes Longboard Club • The Boat Rental Company • Great Lakes National • Nationwide Yachts • The Flamingo Kid • G.W. Odmark Studios • Nautical Image, Ltd. • The Nautical Collection • Harrison Marine • New Appearance • Total Management • Harrison Marina • North Sails • Town & Country Cedar Homes • House of Gold • Oppovision USA • UK Sailmakers • J.S. Marine Service • Purity Plus • United States Coa~t Guard Auxiliary • KAS Associates • Remax by the Lake • United States Power Squadron • Kent Sail Co. • Sandy's Snack Shop • Vacation Break • Lakeland Boating Magazine • Schatz Insurance • Village Realty • Market I Marine Mfg. • S.O.S. Channel Lights • West Marine • Michigan Northcoast Scuttlebutt • Sunglass Connection • Worldwide Marine • National ;Boat. Digest • Sure Products Page 12 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe News/The Connection • Fall Boat Show Precautions help ensure children's water protection • Uncontrolled shivering ne-fifth of all accidental crowd. Water temperatures are usual- should know where their children are ly cooler in the start of the season and at all times. Even when children are • Bluish tinge to lips, fingernails and J deaths among children 1-4 toenails years old are the result of colder water saps the strength from playing in a small portable pool, with- O muscles faster. Sunburn also plays a out supervision, you're just asking for • Skin that is cold and clammy, drowning. These are preventable goose bumps deaths and there are steps parents factor in early swimming expeditions, accidents to happen. • Sloppy swimming technique can toke to ensure their children's so be wary of the sun's rays and pro- During a rest period, dry children safety throughout the swimming sea. tect children with sunscreen. If you Floatation Devices thoroughly and wrap them in a dry son. are not using a waterproof sunscreen, One thing that increases safety is towel. If available, give them a small Parent ignorance is a factor in reapply sunscreen after the children strap-on floatation devices children snack to replenish their energy sup- many drowning deaths. It's not that have come out of the wC'ter to ensure can wear until they're proficient swim- ply. Twenty minutes is usually the min- parents don't care, it's just that they protection. mers. Although these won't guarantee imum rest time needed to recover. ....pren't aware of all the dangers that children will float face-up, if children water recreation presents to young Swimming Lessons fall in they are easier to spot. If non. Learn CPR children. These are controllable risks. Swimming lessons are an impor- swimming children are using a floata- Even in the most superVised condi- Parents need to be consciously aware tant step to ensure water safety for tion device, there should always be tions, accidents can happen and par- of any potential dangers. This aware- your family. Once a child turns three, an adult in the water with them. Take parents should start to seriously con- advantage of this time to teach chil- ents need to know cardiopulmonary ness will make water sports safer for resuscitation and first aid so they can sider lessons. Individual factors playa dren some basic swimming skills such everyone in the family. react quickly and effectively. role in the necessity factor. How often as: These few precautions will keep will the child be around water? Are Start Of The Season children safer and parents more con- swimming lessons easily available? • How to hold their breath The beginning of the swimming tent throughout a summer at the Do older siblings go boating or swim- • How to use their arms to pull their season can be the most dangerous waterfront. because children are out of shape ming often? It's up to the parents to body through the water and may have forgotten how to swim. assess these factors and make a deci- • How to kick on their stomach After a few times in the water, these sion on when their children should • How to cope with being splashed problems are usually alleviated as start swimming lessons. • How to put their face in the water children remember their lessons and • How to kick while on their back become more confident in the water. Watching Your Child Rest Periods Pools ore crowded at the begin- It doesn't matter how many life- There are physical signs that par- ning of the pool season, so be partic- guards are at a pool or beach. Small ents need to watch out for that signal ularly aware of where your children children and beginning swimmers are a rest period is needed. Those signs ... are. Don't let them get lost in the the parents' responsibility and they include: great lakes' great rate' great protection ------ _._------. - "'..,!;"":i$:/'Xf~ 't" • .. J,. .. I I "r Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe NewslThe Connection • September 11, 1997 QUALITY WITHOUT QUESTION ••• LOADMASTER Aluminum Boat Trailers Inc. MICHIG BOATWORI(S INC. STANDARD FEATURES••• , ALUMINUM I BEAM CONSTRUCTION SOLID CYPRESS BUNKS W/ MARINE CARPET STAINLESS BOLTS/NUTS IN MAIN fRAME fUllY ADJUSTABLE BUNKS SINGLE AXLE GALVANIZED SPOKE WHEELS & AXLES DURABLE HID DIAMOND PLATE fENDERS G.V.W.R. PRICE GALVANIZED HID WINCH STANO SUBMERSIBLE LIGHTS 1200lB TONGUE JACK WITH CASTOR 14-16 2000LB $990.00 ALUMINUM GUJDE-ONS W'TH PVC 2000LB WINCH WITH STRAP POLY SKID PADS 17-18 3000LB $1,452.00 POSt-lUBE AXLE fRONT "V" BAR 18-19 35000LB $1,578.00 19-21 35000LB $1,705.00 TANDEM AXLE 18-19 52000LB $2,134.00 G.V.W.R. PRICE 19-21 52000LB $2,2b6.00 18-19 4400LB $2,035.00 19-21 4400LB $2,090.00 TRI AXLE 19-21 6000LB $2,172.00 24-26 10,500LB $3,052.00 22-24 6000LB $2,222.00 26-28 10,500LB $3,162.00 12-24 7000LB $2,469.00 29-31 10,50L1LB $3,27.2.00 24-26 7000LB $2,519.00 32-34 10,500LB $3,932.00 26-28 7000LB $2,579.00 34-36 10,500LB $4,042.00 29-31 7000LB $2,772.00 TIlE LIST PJ~rCF ...,J[( l\r\ 1'[ {'l.., \1'1'1 H \HI L..., \IJ'~ 1\:\ \ "\J) ~ );:;!l (10 J)I:J.[\'U~Y!'l.r PE I{ T R \ J L I:I{ I () r \InII \ ( ~I ( )\ \ []( I I I( I \ "\ \ I() '-I I !)LI [\ LI ~I I ..., I \\ \ ) (:2) \ \ ITI\~ ()1\ LE,l..)~ TilE .\B()n~ TK\rLLR~ 1'1« )\[ ;~.(l()O (~\'\\'R.\:\[) {'I' CO\I], ~ r \ \f) \I~J)\\ I I IJ !)f('() PHE:'\I1EI{ FI ______u.,.,...--- • - Page 14 September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsffhe Connection • Fall Boa.! Show Water skiing brings racing heartbeats lasting Wood skis are still available allows the driver to keep a lookout up First make sure your bindings fit your Ou're about to embark on an feet properly. When in the water, force exhilarating ride that's been and are a less expensive alternative front whIle monitoring the skier's loca- your foot into the toe piece as far as it evolving for more than 70 years for recreational skiers. tion. Y • Speedometer-A good ski boat will go. Then, using both hands, grip Combining sun, water and fun with In addition to skis, other equipment driver tries to keep the boat at a con- the top of the heel piece and push your friends, water skiing ISa sport that epit- IS necessary to keep your skis in the foot tlie rest of the way in. omizes the essence of summer. water. Tow ropes are also Imperative stant speed. As important as a good boat, safe- • Getting Started-Once you're in For a beginner, waterskIIng brings to have before you try your luck The ty takes precedence in any situation the water and your skis are on,orient a racing heartbeat, antiCipation and standard tow fOpe IS75 feet long and Water skiing is no exception. Even yourself so you're facing the boat. maybe even a little fear. For experi- has a Single 12-lnch handle You though you should be wearing a life With tow rope in hand, nave the dri- enced skiers, the antiCipation IS there, should also wear a Coast Guard- iacket, know how to swim before you ver idle slowly forward until the rope but It's not about getting up, It'S about approved ski vest when water skiing Make sure the vest you buy can De strap on those skis. Other safety tips is taut Draw your knees to your chest cutting a harder edge or trying out and hunch your shoulders forward trick skis for the first time It's about cinched so it's a snug fit If the vest include: • Ski only in waters that you and the against them. The skis should be challenging yourself to ski a little bet- rides up to your armpits when you're driver are familiar with AVOid areas about four inches out of the water and trter, cut a little harder, turn a little in the water, It'S too big for you. that are too small, too crowded or too should be held parallel and close tighter. The thrill of the ride IS worth Of course, if you don't have access together. Arms should be stretched the effort, and cutting across a wake to a boat, there s no point in investing shallow • Use equipment in good repair. out on either side of the knees and spraYing a rainbow IS a feeling in any water skiing equipment. Some Inspect equipment before use and • Once you're in position and like no other Important characteristics to look for in ensure It's in good condition and fits ready, yell to the driver to "hit it." As Minnesota, the land of 10,000 a ski boat Include: the boat accelerates, hold the handle lakes, saw the beginning of water ski. • Hull type and power-Boats in snugly • Stay clear of shore, docks, piling, low and look ahead at the boat or the Ing in 1922 at Lake City, Minn Ralph the 15-25 foot range are usually boats, and other solid objects. hOrizon Stay crouched until you're Samuelson experimented with snow favored for water skiing The motor • Don't ski at night. comfortable on top of the water. As skis, barrel stoves and finally suc. necessary depends upon the size of • Don't ski while under the influence you stand up, keep your bock and ceeded when he fashioned hiS own the people skiing. A 50 horsepower alcohol or drugs. head erect, your arms straight, knees pair made of pine boards eight feet motor IS fine for pulling children, of bent and skis close together. long and nine Inches Wide. Two kneeboarders and beginning trick • After you're up and skiing, it's up leather strops held the skiS to hiS feet skiers, but for adults, an engine with Getting Up On Two Skis The key to getting up on water skiS to you if you want to stay behind the and as townspeople watched and 75 hE' or more is usually necessary. IS being prepared. Most beginners boat or cut over the wake and go wondered, he eventually skied • Storage and floor space-Lots of start their skiing careers with just a side-te-side. behind a 24.foot motor launch room for skiers to get gear ready, to vague Idea of what is going to hap- • When you're ready to call it quits, The water skiing industry took reel in tow rope and to help skiers get pen. Trial and error will work for you signal the driver that you want to stop Samuelson's pine board design and back in the boat is a must. Plenty of in the long run, but if you want to by making a slashing motion across applied today's technology to It. Most storage space reduces clutter that avoid drinking too much lake water, your throat with your hand. As the water skis are now made of fiberglass could cause a fall. heed the following advice: boat makes a pass, let go of the tow formed around aluminum honeycomb • Rear view mirror-Even though • Putting On Skis-Getting the skis rope, leon back a little and let the skis or plastic foam cores. These matenals there should be an observer always on can be more difficult than it looks bring you to a gentle stop. '~ make skis li~hter, faster and lon!=jer watching the skier, a rear view mirror Shop for used boats Award wInnIng service sInce 1946 on the Internet! Lake & Sea MAR I N E Search for specific COMPLETE LINE OF MI boats by make, model, .. ~, men-Iuan,~'---- • Flshmg Boat's year, length • Pontoons • Storage • Parts & SupplIes and price range, • TraIlers & HOists • Wmtenzlng rJ.2J MRRJIER. ~OU'TBOAROS • Fmancmg Avallable many with fuff color , photographsl MON. - FRI.9 a.m. - 6 p.m. SATURDAY 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. http://www.boatdigest.com ~1-334-~581 24:' 1:. (~outh Blvd PontIac dt WOOdward (1 ml N of .)quc1rc Lake Rd ) a service ot NatIOnal Boat DIgest • (800) 825-9706 I ..r Fall Boat Show • Grosse Pointe Newslfhe Connection • September 11, 1997 Page 15 Keeping your outboard engine in top condition reeping your outboard engine in home, the use of RFG lessens U.S. burns more thoroughly. In other A special telephone hot line has top condition for fun on the dependence on imported oil. It's true words, RFG produces more energy been set up to provide information. Kwater sometimes takes a little that RFG contains two to three per- and less engine deposits per BTU Call the National reformulated extra care. Here's some helpful cent fewer BTUs than ordinary gas, than conventional gasoline. Gasoline Hotline, 1-8QO.GO TO RFG. information. but that is offset by the fact that it Most boat engines run well on 87 octane fuel whether it's conventional gas or the new, cleaner-burning refor- mulated gas (RFG). An onboarcl stove boaters can trust Now in use in 16 states and the coking aboard boats is an art sailor's requirements and is also truly times when rain and bow waves are District of Columbia, RFG was devel- that requires inspired plan- frugal with fuel. Q thefts problem. The device can use oped jointly by the Big Three auto C.' ning, gOod balance and safe, With just nine charcoal briquettes, twigs, wood chips, Sterno and, most makers and oil companies to deal reliable COOkingequipment. Hairs aptfy named Pyromid system efficientfy, charcoal for fuel. A sh~- with toxic air pollution in severely When seas are rough, a sailor uses the principles of heat reRection to and-shore bracket allows the congested areas. needs a cooking device that is light, safely soup up the temperatures in the Pyr:omid to be attached to a boat RFG contains oxygenates (a chem- compact, sturdy, one that stays stilI device from 500 to 1,100 degrees railing or carried to the beach. ical form of oxygenl and lower levels when the boat rocks, doesn't go out Fohrenheit-enough to prt;>Perlysear On the Chesapeake Bay, sailors of toxic pollutants like cancer-causing when a rogue wave crashes in, and seafood and meat and boil water. use the ~omid to quickly boil caul- benzene. The added oxygen makes cleans easily. HAnd when you don't wont it," Hait drons of water for crabs. the gas burn more thoroughly and When waters are calm, a sailor said, airs not there. It all folds down to Several sizes of Pyromid are thus more cleanly. Oxygenates aren't desires the unmatched smoky Ra- a pack that's just three quarters of an available for vessels ranging from a new. They've been added to gas to vors of Are-roasted or grilled Fishor inch thick." canoe to a yacht. More inrormation boost octane since the mid-1970's meat, and the luxury of a baking The Pyromid also performs as on about Pyromid is available toll-free when lead was banned. RFG con- oven for breads and cakes. oven, a grill, a smoker, a stove and, in at 1.800.824-4288. tains a higher percentage of oxy- It's a tough list, but a former a pinch, a foot warmer. Because the genates and a lower percentage of OIr.mPic swimming gold medalist ~re is enclosed in an inverted stainless benzene and other toxic substances. ana outdoorsman, Paul Hait, recent- steel pyramid, and focused upward, The Environmental Protection Agency ly develo~ and patented a cook- the bOttomdoesn't get hot to the touch. anticipates a reduction of more than ing device that uses the form of the It can be safely Rlaced on the boat 300,000 tons of air pollutants in the pyramid to focus extraordinarily deck or picnic table, and cools off first year alone-simply by switching high heat onto a grill surface. enough to stow within minutes aher to RFG. Since oxygenates are The 6.5-round, 100 percent the fire is doused. derived from domestic natural gas stainless stee cooker meets all the A bpking hood is available for and other feedstocks produced at • -~---i------September 11, 1997 • Grosse Pointe Newsfrhe Connection • Fall Boat Show ~-""';:;:;Wlfl , £L ./'" :-;A'" .'\~l:lLY {'.. " ~U.l~~ . , , . 11" ... , . .'i' . ..- , • t, l. ~ ~r '" ...... f .r ~ , $>n" ,,~ -'" , i - ~ :t ~c- ... ~,. • HUNTING • DIVING • TUBING • FISHING • SKIING • RACING • WAKE BOARDING 'j:~:~~';-:r~\'~~~~1-' t ~~::~_'_r~~;:/):~~~~~5~~.~t:-' .- ( , I "\ i - , / 1997 Dux Hammerhead GTS • r ""'"25 HP Mercury oreland'r Tadpole Tro. • Use ItAs-A Di rAt, , , h, Plus Ucense, Tax, Title, Registration & Docunients' Remember,. DUX ••• Get The Most For Your BUXI - , 'I 810-982-9464 -....."""I&••••• _--~-----IIIl!£.-~AII!2.•IIIS ""::'!....~~\!~ ""__''''4~_,-....$J~G'''' I I ~~- ilL. .'"\: ...--st prtf:f' Insured cense #42882 Evans, WINDOW CLEANING manship References -Wallpapenng 771-4007 KE~WINDOW 810-286- 1799 Call Jim, 313-371-8326 -Painting SERVICE 31 3 705-7568 pager B.B. CODDENS (313)835-6124 40 y~~~I~NE THE JOURNEYMAN/GlAZIER 911 TElEPHONE BOWMAN PalnlJng Inten- 885-2633 I!I~I!I Fanuly Busmess SlJlCt 1924 POINTES WiftChnn Re puttied PaInted INSTALLlTION orl Extenor ResldenlJal and Caulked 810-791-0070 J L. PAINTING (RemoVing all old putty) DISCOUNT $ Shingle Roofs 26 years expenence ~ IlIEJS PROFHaI ~ $ ALL types, outlets, cable, _ INTERIORlEXTERIOR ",ce Brokenglass , Flat Roofs Call Gary 810-790-0030 Steamed-up Thermopanes ,. PLUMBING computer, networks, etc MADAR Malntence Hand Power Washing ~ PAlNT1I1G I_It S'orm Win