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I i Grosse Pointe Florist smelling sweet I •• ~, •• ~ • ~ I I CJl_U~~~_SI ~ULl:~~~ Wlrn dWdrU-WIIlnlIlg U1"l:111U I U LLI~ By A.my: Andreou Miller p~tl1A,r...rlt PH' e\ enl , but tne~ "bo ay, arded i't Special Wriler 11 0PP1Ec- T~"Dhle" ar" th" J udgeb ch01c-e to AND SRVEI .l.. l \ mt,ld1l..m (,,,I at n \\ t Gel '1(' IIp'lle - ,Lit,<, that the, felt the l;r0S"" POInte flonst's grov.. n ,d.nd t~- dt...d for ~t;"\ f'11 "" (tr.., ~j\ Gr{/ ...... ,r. orchId wa" lIterall" the definJtlOn of what a INSIDE THIS Pl,mte Florl.,t (",lIt I ,hn tolUllb,H ,Jr me, pt,""feet C) n.bldlUm Orch,d ~h' uld b!. I t0US!r J(,nr Dd\I .." dnd pctrt.umt E-ml'l(i\'ee .spet!iiLall~ Farquhar Ds\ Ie" ano F ..Imau l~ 800 other orchIds of all Soclet\ Palm Sunda, Shov. held - L'v')""pa 1\ pes Cumpc tltors represent£'d MIchIgan, City police offers inside YOllrHome \\ tort' . so Impre""",o \, lth Gro~ ...f' POllJte I111,101S OhIO and IndIana Most \\ ere exctu. this week. f lon",t s entr: mto the competltwn that they sively orcmd grov.ers, whereas Grosse Pomte those to a\\ ard not onh bluE. nnbons to ae~. See ORCHID. page 2A residents free 19T'2tt' tbat thE. orchid b~at out the oth"l1l Pornte. Mozart at a special perror v.ork wlth the faIIllly and refpr them to one of more than mance m Gro"",e Pomte In a program geared more to Mel'1onal Church 26,000 coun5ehng centers deter drug abuse by teenagers natlOn ....Ide The concert bep~' at 4 than catch offeLlders, confiden- pm Tickets are $15 for tial Drug Sensor kIts are bemg Results are kept confidentIal adults and $10 for students d1stnbuted free of charge by and not reported to la~ and semors Call IS13) 086. the department of pubhc safe- enforcement authontJcs. the 4210 for more mformatlOn ty, sald chIef Al Fmcham company satd • Detectlve DaVld Fox, who The klt mcludes a sealable Monday, April 20 coordmated the program. saId, plashc cup to hold a unne sam- The Memmogram mobIlE' "Just haYmg the kIt around the ple, a tamper-proof bag and a the breast cancer rnohtle house acts as a deterrent ~ shlppmg box ...."lth prepald postage whlch the manufactur detectIOn umt of the Barbara "Drug Sensor klts act as a er saId can be dropped ill the Karrnano~ Cancer 1n"tltute dally remmder that a famIly maIlbox fo" testmg at a lab m IS at the Grosse POinte War polley eXISts agamst drug u&e,~ Nev. Orleans Memonal from ~ 20 ages Cousins Jim Farquhar. Jr. and John Davies. (left to right) owner aDd grotver.l St Charles. llJ , the Itlt's man- and dete:-cts manJuana of 40 and 4g "ho"ld be a respectively. at Grosse Pointe Florist m Grosse Pl)inte Farms are proud of the ufacturer It also glVt''> )oung- rocame PCP and opIates. physlclan's prescnptlOr1 award-wi»ning orchid they grew in the greenhouse of their family business. sterS an excuse to fight peer among other dIUgS nard pirh msurancf' plans pressure and say "r.o~ ....hen are In!led at il e'1"t t.i $115 sohclted drugs, she "aId Speeml:'ns ar~ tracked by a Cnmsured patrons wI11 be specIal IdentIfication number btlled at a rate of ~73 To The elt) IS one of onl) three Results are offered w1thm fi\ e leam mnrE' can 13UI 881- commumtles m metro DetrOIt v,orkmg days 7511 offenng the klt S8ld Fox "Jt's not the l'nh er bullet to The program comes m the put an end to the drug prob- wake of a report f1 ')Ip the lem but lit least It gl\ es some Partnershlp for a Drug-Free ammumtlOn In the fight • Amenca that 58 percent of agamst drugs. ~srod Yunker The Grosse Pomte V. oods Amencan teens sald man Juana City Councll meet" at 7 30 !S easy to obtam, and only 18 Detectnc Fox saId candI- P m m Wood~ Clt:> hall percent thol. 67 percent of Ulr.~ the Iuds pald enough attentIOn I to rt'roemoer the wn\,ersa. Cll:> r.eSlaents "'antmg a ilons Drug Senso\ kIt should call the T1w G"osse PomtE' Sch001 II d.epartment of pub!:c safety Hrd meets at 8 pm In the All result;, are reported to lckmg L1brar::- In Gros"e ..... c::: .... t. 'U.,.,.."h .:: ....1-."''''' .. chents b) a member of Sensor's T:'le kit can also he ordered "He '-'''~,a H.,.,.. ~-, v. I j w ...t.n5c::11.n~ cf€rraJ team. sa.ld Like the traveling cbau- Yunker "E\ en If the results $795 by cal1Ing 1 8SB-Sr- I tauqna.s of the turn of the corne l-ack 00SIt1\ e, parents 7367 or o\'er the mteTI'd at 'Illght h2,e questIOns w~l1ch \'oe INSIDE i century, Guy Louis roams I wwwdrugtestmfo corn the state perfnrming the I ll1wn .6A I I Chautauqua Expre!Os for I 'os 9A school groups and other non-profit organizations. II tuanes. lOA II Last week, Louis. above. 'or" 11A performed his culturally entertaining and educa. I 1 , JOtS 13A tiona! music program for n,ss 14A students at the Grosse II ,Home: Lny of Grosse Pomte ortaznmcnt 8B Pointe Academy, He's I orts lC also performed in Grosse i Family: WIfe. \lrgJma, ~ -J _ J, .r' Pointe pubhc elementary I dall6"hter CJalre, t"'o cats U ...,.'"'!l/l l,t uu" ""' .... schools. LeU. Academy student Alana Barden ~ I Snuggles and Smlloges p!ays the "kBora " is off~:e~u::~~,::- " I Occupation: vice presl- E;P~:SS dent the Ohl(l C0ll'pam profit groups WIth grant .. through the Michigan I Council for Arts and Cul- I I Quote: "Ll:c. IS a Crl'atl\(' I tural Affairs Rod the h t Michigan Humanities l lroc(>ss \\ e hE'r) m...are I c.eahng ....lth art or Council in partnership I I I with the Michigan Tour fi,aTJCe - mg Arts Program I I I &- l' stone. page 4A L .__. . - ~1 L _ DonaJa ~nrom --_ """ " _ ,---

• 2A News Apn! 16. 1998 Grosse Pointe News ! 10 years ago this week I I I ~ ~esterda~'s headlines 50 years a~o this week ~lan;:,plapt.ng e]"el'.here In th,o Tne choir v,as dIrected D) • An -ep:dem.c oj thefts" Clt) Ben V.a,lo....r v.ere rcpor.."d in Grosse Pomt(- • Th!' G!"dsse POinte Park \\'oods, as tv. u b,l"mb"es v. ere 10 years ago this week FCI.'1d::;.t,on dondted $175000 ro:.!:l€'e Pomte Woods • The Kerche\ aI Curp tiled Th" to'nmlttff rpcommend n,tu"eCl tu P.lt 3 propo"al on the plans ,"1.th tl-e CIty of Gro~se ed contlnLlOLc. re\1e" ot th.: June bdlJot to Increase the Po.nte to erect a 'double store POUt. and -?ld oor]- _<" v>l. ell, , lIauor IH'pn~p< R"l""""" 1- -.:.: ...... 6 .. vu l.ur: "";ULn Slap 01 , "hL'uld de\ tlop vveecur"" lvr rA :l propo-;ed Cbant) '" restau . Kercheval near Cadleu.\. . dealmg ....Ith -tud~NS ....hv rant In the POInte PlaZa ShOD The ne\\ bUlldmg \..,U pro- - abuse open Cal'lPLlS pn\ lieges pmg center ....anted the \ oters \'Ide room for t\\O stores, • The Gro"se Pomte Par)" to 3i'prO\ e an addltlOna "which are to be OCi:UPIE'Iiby I Clt) council gave the gl een !I(ense for the Cltv the WmkJeman stores and tq€ lIght for the de\€lopmeJ'lt vi • FIve candlda~s sublllltted Beck 8h* company. t\\ 0 one "to..... oFfice bUlldmg_ petltlon" to run for the Grosse The stores WI!! cost $60,000 on ,Jeffrr~on betv, ec'1 POlr>te s<.hool board Cltnton "and be a credible addltlOn to XottlI.gham and WestcheHer And-ev." Carl Anderson. Ste\e the buslne<;s "ectlOn of the Clty" • The Gro"se POlrlle :"orth ?',!attnev.", Don Sweeney and Concert ChOIr ralsea S75 '-'00 Sear" Tavloc • The annual budgl't for tel tinar,ce a perfonnancf' at Grosse POlDte Woods was oro- • :-hke O'Conner, head l"ew York's A\erv Fld:er Hall coach at Pomte Aquatics SWIm The boating season Jf'Cted at $358,000, lea"'1%lg a (pam and coach of both boys defiClt of $61 145, accordlng w Lmcoln Center for the Pel'formlng Arb The H'O- and gIrls SWHnteams at Grosse Chuck Bayer, former Commodore of the Bayview Yacht Club. at right. geta his ve.- village clerk Philip Allard meolOer chOir Yo a" chosen to Pomte Xarth HIgh School, was sel, Old Bear. ready for the season with ~1'e'nD.aD Kyle Kimel. a former Farms resi- He saId addltional propen)' perform In a ~Salute to named Coach of the Year lD dent. Bayer has had Old Bear for 18 Ye&r.J and holds the record for the most con- taxes from 320 new homes Broad"'aY. concert after a !\flchlgan by l:mted States secutive Port Huron-to-Macltinac races at 42. bwlt lD the 'Woods dunng 1947 natlOnv. I(:ie audItion conducted S\\1.mmmg (From the April 14, 1988 Grosse Pointe News. Photo by Peter saunas.) would offset the shortfall but bj \\-orld Stage ProductIOns offiClals doubted they", ould go - Brad Lmdberg along Wlth raISing taxes Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at 25 years ago this week •.. .. • Baatmgs suffered dunng GEORGIAN EAST . a robbery proved fatal as 21401 -'tack AHmue LifeWise 55 Supper Club Alfred R Glancy, 65, wed m Harper Hospital Glancy is sponsoring a Long Term Care Insurance Seminar Celebrate a south of the Mr. ~Caslta Cafe' tlOm, call (313) 64()"2114 never recovered from the on April 22. 1998, 6 p.m. ~ del' fieet old fnends bons are needed. Just come reguldr cafe pnces For detalls recently completed sea wall at .. Please call for I"eSenations: (810) 778.osoo and nev. on the second and enJOY the food, entertaIn- regardmg the featured menu, the Grosse Pomte War from ment and fun on the second - Thu"sda\ of each month, call the cafe hot-I me at 1313J Memonal helped prevent fur. 4'30 to '63Q pm In Hen!') Thursday of every month at 640-2233 on the supper club ther floodmg 00 the property Ford Cottage Hospital'" tlte LlfeWlSe 55 Supper Club at day If )OU ;a, e other ques- Henry Ford Cottage Hospital Nevertheless, the storm made an impressIOn 00 John Orchid ..- ---- _ Lake, director of the War Memonal, who said, 11115 IS From page 1 gTatulat('!') comments: he POInters' plants when the Algerthe firstHousetimeto I'veshake"known the "aid blooms die They re-pot tnm • Thousand of dollars ha:p C i FlOrist JS a fl.lIJ.<'"r' Ice '1onst rurrenth the award-",Jr.- and, In general, te:Jd to the been saved thanks to a tree oWntunl soprano !'tlost of thE' lhou"alld .. 01 nIng ol'Chld IS on dlspla) at the plants When the next set of growmg program 11' Grosse Eiiubetb hrttUs rcnrm.s n".". and plant • ., GM~ non" But m about 1 L' to' bl""m ~ buddmg, ~d the Pmnte Pack, ,ffi... !, M'd from Go Pomte Flon ..t ....t'r~ gr0 ....n 1,2 months ...hE'n the orchId IS plants once again are aesthetJ- Dunng the l3.st decade, more 1_g, rmany. there from seedlmg rather done broorrnng, Farquhar Wlll C2.Jly pleaSing to have on dIs. than (00 trees havf been III her home dmrch fur than purcha tamt!.). to run plants have to be ('onn,lually foc ...s But !>uld the &,"ard has "'" of sound for ~Wch she the .58-\ear-old flons' locatec dl\-.ded, tended to, repotted, been fun to share Wlth the cus- k is acdaimcd. Her on Kerb) Road, Just east of and so on tomers too to spea accompanist, AldenScheD. KercheH.l It 15 somethmg Farquhar IS .Our customers are ve"'" well 'Yet, I trvught thIS (rchld \ ef) comfortable domg, and he mformed and educated 'Many Repubhcan candIdate for is I well known pilmist aDlI was really great Althougr v. e ha:, plenty of room In hIS 6,000 have been checkmg out the Michigan attorney general Icdter at dte High SelloN fur the Fme aAd have grown Letter ones 'IE:' I square foot gyeenhouse Orchld up close and Judgmg It John Snuetanka WIll speak at PerfOrming Ans, t lust wanted '0 see ho,\ . e In fact, he not only dlV1des themselves It has been a fun the Grosse Pomte War ""ould do \nth lt In compet and tends to plants he!s grow- expenence Our customers Memonal on Tuesday, Apnl ~..dby TfIOJ4y ~ tlOn.~ ht: saId cfth" Olchld that mg to "elL but he also does have telephoned their mends 21, at 7 30 P m Sunday, April 19, at 4:00 pm has 8 spIkes of f.o\'oer", and these procedures and more, for encouragmg them to come see G r 0 sse Poi n t e ~ho" 'pan of J'd'" "tend plan" iliat bel,ng to~. re,," "," h, '''d S=etanka ~n be Dart of MEMORIAL CHURCH four feet In wrdth d. nt, "It has al!>cInstlgated a good the Eastslde Rep~bhcan ~It "'a" so e:>.cltu:g I had a Hun(h:~ds of Grosse eAchange of mformatlOn on Club's monthly current affairs 16 Lakeshore Drive. Grosse Paiute Farms long walk to m) ~ruck frorr the Pcrr UOrs-hoard" theIr plants at how to best grov. thiS cert,am forum (313) 882-5330 competitIOn I had the orchid h.s greenhouse dLlrlPg tpe type of orchId as well as other 515 adults J Q people were yel'lllg out can. HIS "taff plch up Grosse loves w chat Wlth customers ed at 32 Lakeshore. AllDjttqlol. receptiattjoDo",".5emOnt:I1IIK:cf _~' hOl_s_ted__u_pu_n_m__'_S_h_()_U_ld_e_r__an_d__ p_ld_n_t_~_.-_O_fT_s_e_a_s_on_" p_la_n_t_s_,"_S_8_I_d_Fa_r_a_r_Wh_O_U_hl_ __ Th_e_~_'ar_l\_I_e_m_o_n_a_I__ls_l_oca_t S_I_O_studen t5_aDd__ __ ' : ~~ r

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------. J0~\ I .' . 1 ft.ppi 16 '998 Grosse POintE" News News 3A • • Bon Secours/Cottage names Richard M. Van Lith as CEO B( n <;:"L ,r" Health r- 0::-.:.. t["'1 ...... lTt- vq;af..lzatJons,"" ""1 -tern dnd Ii, fin F (,rd [-- ! "tlJ, a G I. \\arden, presl llL,'th ::'.. ,tufl Ill\ .. ..h Ilt and ch.ef executive Il:ln,ed HI( bard RILf. \f vII'le" HeN} Ford Health \ ,m L,t" ~~ ('l.!;1 L xeu:t1h J ,,\-t, m (ffocpr of B"n ~eC()Ur- Tr,,, t .>0 urg;;.nlzatlOns (ottage Health S"IIC"- , no\> ,,'> 1, t appro\ al of state B:SCHS a jCJI'lt \/. Nun ,...... l .. _ ''> .co ,.j IofV .. ''''II'pan, '>I11,h \\dl Jill .. pletf' th£. JOint venture, H£nn f(Jld ('J:L1!.:e .. II ~IIC!' " .. be H0-p.:d.1 "'Id BOrJ :::>e,our- xppcted to 3( lom pll~n..a 0\ er the next fl""pltal ana theIr related 9r) 03h commurut\ LICliItl€, He -I lYI exci t!:d about the , \\ III as"U!Ile hI'; Ile,\ pOSI' OpP(,rtU'1IL\ to lead a JOint In mid ~la\ ,IV'. \en1ur .. t!la, "'Ill blwg \an Lith cume, to tog-etner t ...o highly rep- B~( HS from "\e' we ('trer the 'Ice pre'r" "ill .....offt'red Huc-bner.:l FuUOi at Giosae Pointe Nonh. spent the day in Lansing with Rep. Rich- l Luordmat"r of the department lnc t:dIilg th~ Cdnl.€f In~tltute R'CK 1",,1" dlJ th, (,rl:centlals ner, R-Groase Pointe Park. They attended a House Judiciary Committf'e meeting. of pharmacy a year later and Trauma Center. Chlldrt'n' that ere ,eekJdg to allo'>l v,,, .... sen ed for thr~ years as an • Republican caucus and House session as part of Richner's student leogislatorpro- HospItal. the 4Q.bed InstItute gram.. us If' al?'Ide net\\ork aImed at ment. MsaJd Richner. MTheirquestions were thoughtful. and it was evident that they Flonda's College of Pharmacy strengthem ng patlent-foc1lsed had a thorough understanding of the lawmaking process. even prior to their visit. R HIS extensIve experiencE' health care "en Ices,~ ~y~ He then held mel easmgly High-schooJ counselors selected the students for the program based on their makes hIm the perfect fit for strong interest in govemment. Henry DeYrles Jr, reglOnal more responSIble POSitIons BSCHS, at~ordlng to leader- \nee pre~ldent Bon Setours MThis is real w1th the ,John F Kennedy program a unique opportunity to provide young people with a slup at Bon Secours and Henry Health S\stem ~fedlcdl Center ID West Palm gllmpsc into the Legislature as well as allow thcm the OPportunity to participate in Ford, JOint \enture company .We beilel'e RIck IS an excel- Bea{'h from 1985 untll 1996. the legislative process," Richner said. RBrlanneand Elizabeth accompanied me to seI"Vlces ~lJl mclude pnmaf) lent chol(:e to lead our effort to He also has numerous profes- a hearing regarding Gov. John Engler's Clean Michigan bond proposal, where they care Ifamlly pract1ce, mternal create an orgamzatlOn that SIOnal affihauons lllcludmg the had an opportunity to share with me their thoughts on how thp np_ fn"ding cau!d. rnfodlclne, oedlat""" 1 nhstet • benefit Lake St. Clair clean-up. a~:....r:: a full ra'Jb~ UL ~t:'r\ Ice~ Amencan Academy of Me pasi>ed the l1w important thlIlg IS rep- LIme to least $3,000 "That way, more In lVhchlgan ha\e mumci have to take the travel th:lt re"erJting the dli>tnct, no mat- Issue A'-, a def"n'e i:m:-er he people can a\ at! themselves to MIchIgan House and IS bemg pal courts to CIrCUit court to te"tlr. all said the ,pcond crJanc{> allO ....ed con~ldered b) the Senate at ter v. }lIch part} IS in lOntrol: over agum It takes poh~e off our mU'1lclpal courts," saId Under a prO\ISlOn (aIled the hy Clf/..Ult 'ourt" hell'O hlS pres" hme " •.Ild Young our streets and r,u;,es unncce,,- Richner nght ()f "de no\o a.ppeal," chents \- ,\ I;np, \,r 110\1£IPr, sary costs.~ Rl(.:mer saId, people guIlt) of Another blll forwarded to the ero".,e POInte offiCIals he sald de n ••\ u 3ppeals ....en~ 1f all goes \I ell saId Senate cnmes m Grosse POinte muT'.c A representative of the CIty redundant and eXpf'n"l\e Senate concern" the con::lha- Herold .'IIcC Deason aDd John ba(k~r ::>en Joe Young Jr, D- of Grosse POinte pollce depart- tlOn d'vlslOn a less formal Ipal court can go automatIcally Flldcl\ attorne)s for the Park Peop'€> co.,\ I\'t"'d "f drunken Detrmt the legislatIOn WI!I be to Wayne County ClrcUlt Court ment saId officers are paId dn\ mg are !)lg user" of the court along the Ime" of small fOr\\ arded for Gov ,fohn and ell), respectl\ ely, \\ enl to time and a-half for appear- for a l:>ra11dne .... tnoll Ioophnl,p ~ l!d ..: pcl "'( HI .... '-I clalms ccurt Thf' h,ll would Engler., "lgnature "to mnke L.:lll"hJIo: m SUppOI'! 01 the ance" In CIrcUit court The same gOE'S for com IC- -From <1 enmll',,1 Ju~tlce ralse JUrlsdlctlO'1 to $600 sure no trook gets a "econd House legls!J.tlOll t'ons lr' Lake Tal'.nshlp. IIhere standpomt It., gro"sh unfair -RJght now the hmlt IS only chant!' " If the bill becomes law the de no, 0 appealo cap be made to Grosse Pomte 'Woods aver- to gI\ e cn'11ln .Iq a ~econd shot $100, a level set back m 1957: Th,., mea-ure was mtroduced nght to aopeal "'iii SLIP eXI"t, ages two de novo appeals per he said the :\1acomb County CIrCUIt sala Richner "But an appeal at ab"oh mg themseh eo, of lIa- m th(.' Hau"" b~ Rep Andrew Court, he ,>::l,d - month, whIch Invohes "ha\'mg bl!Jt\: ~ald Richner a member to \Vb) $600? -Because that's Rlchlll I, R.Gra,,~e Pomte Park. >' auld hm " he ba"ed on the to subpoena y, Itnesses all o\er Clrclmg the ....agons to 'JUlld retord ., of the Hou"e JUdlC13l'} comnllt- \\ hat $100 In 1957 money IS again: said cIty attoroe) teE' • \\ orth today," saId RIchner Woods council gives to, takes from to Mack Ave. businesses By Jim Stickford and trash from the re"taurdnt \\'(,od" Staff Wnter The second petltloner, \far~ Brabb s.lld that hI'" re.,tau "an "lnce" ha \ f' allol' ed the T)lI' POlnte C ouncJlman Al Dlli{msun nmg commISSIOn was mIstaken Gro""e Wood" lant wou'd onl:- sell pIzza and Ernst, of Enterpnse Rent-A- placmg of SIgnS I\lth trade- "ald r-e \IQuld \ote dgamst In Its b€>hefthat Enterpnse has Clt) CouncIl got do\\n to bUS1- 80 percent of sales I~Guld be Car, askpd t~e countll lor d marked logos grantmg the \ anance becduse altered the lettenng In SIgnS In neo~ :\!onda: Plgf]t Actmg as SIgn vanance that would allo\\ df'IJvene<; A'i for traql-, the The Clt\ planmng cO'11mi;,- otller commumtles thp ,u'wig board of appeals t t I vrdm':lnct'S are clear on the compan\ to put up Its stan- compan~ on') qells Coca-Cola SlOn .ecommended that the II hnt h ,1I1o\\3hle But he saId Dlckln~on saId that he was tn, cotl!1(,1 consldered a Sign dard corporurdnt 1'1 the sign \\a" tl;;demarked 1'1 bUlldmg llbpector ;\ltlh.,a !(lnt 07() n,~nCf-l"" \\Ith local franchIses These to grant the vanance, WIth Wasnmglon and th.lt the plan only V1Cf.1 Granger yotmg no. Spranger (\pldlned th,.t {'it,\ ordinances !lmlt the number of take'out lestallrants !l' the CIty to four For Brabb to "1-''- • another .,urh n .,tauran l Q1 • reqUIre'> d \ ana!lLe fnJll1 the council, ~he ,aHl TAGHeuer BUlbb told the luunu] that he thought the ,HldI: Ion of a Papa ,John s to th( \'.'ood'> would b!. of benefit to the com- mU'1lty H!. "Jld that r-e ....ouid prOVIde Job" to the cO!T'mpOIty and mtendpd to partICIpate In local ,choo! proRram~ ! But Br:lhh ~ argumf'nt'i \\ ere P,unKett's • ,~nvm\ 1ncmg to rC'i,dent-, dnd ~t etdC'l\.-')uSlfSI, bu~me<;' 0\\ ller~ Tnr') ./ Da\l;,on ....ho Ii\e,> nt.lr thf' prop0'it,d plna p"rlor, pomtpd e_'''''''''' -,' .. ' Pro'e,,\,')(' lone f'lompl ('ul that the Papa John, sarvtca '0 enhorce would be a block <1 ...... \ from .J ory bush65:" meeting "',H ., LIttle Ca, Om prlva'e d ",,~g fOCTI Th~ ,,000 SprlCS Fred Z,,!ll\'i{l, m\nel of ,./1 <,("n Qccommocat!7 \ our • R( I.;l,h Rone f) 'n'll\ 1f',r- :;::; m 18 !;,.rH~1t rl( I 1 -mrl ...teel m,ur,'WP 19pnC} 1I1 lh. ",lJnl Smal Ot lorge GroL.ps • Reg JI(l" \ hlf ....(lnd L\ (1 IJd! on ... oA-.:Jter r~ ~l ....t If t t( block ii, thl' p' 'P 'I [I r".,t'll p J~I'less llJncha$ or Si "~sn: 2\10 met,,(, rant, .,ald thdt 'h"If' \~,j, Advonced t('lli1plf'111' IIh dll(: U01HJIC pdl King \lltl1 th, fUl' vour nOEtds ~if \10'(1 ,nl )'11111 () I ( 1 I ("''>

• 4A Apnl 16, 1998 Ne\xJs ~ - - "'o:n.- 1.1_- c \.lIroS:,.t::.- I He 1'It::W ... Former Grosse Pointe art teacher has flair as Bi Brad L.ndberg t,p l.1 "I..,I!'l I' l~ '1tHtr ...ct Stan V'I'lter "omethmg he I\.new - .::: ~l'\th grader enn,]Jed lIT tl\€ In\(',,tor should conSider Itit l r li.. d ....\.l becau"e vou b ..mg OJ der to .1 • 1.~ ,ng (l:b~e' at tn", -\rt Al ,,'On t m~ tter If you knew H~ \\ l"" e H.u Jr I],("'~ t) suhp rd'1don, world ~\rt "no fmo.!,,'e C 'd In-Ltule ,1[ Chicago tn It ..t' "'t>l..;hb\J' Pu ld aOLl.lt a COTJ.1!=.anys pro uc: II U1 l l t }J,. ... ~ r ....\\1,[' r~ ,nlt' " '"It n he' "aId lllL.lh 0\ art lIT\ 01\ e a Jot of pJanr mg to dJ) .1 St hr orl recog-n Zt1.:- ...... l t ...i~ a \ llel don t l.no\\ ho\\ to Rncll).!.!? ...('.J.,a one bt.u'me "to;:" t ....[>.-11 1 1.I:Q ~ ,. 11... t t\.:l.~'; \\llFl- ...... "'Duntd..neou~ H~~ \'-If' ,,1lng OH"rcome a s"nes of \\ hat Ifs " !Jr 'h' r n Grn"se Po,nt( F:lrm- pel ~df''ll e'\y..n, I'll ~a ~J.ld tht lclm!-'an\ S perforrnante l 1t lfl1 ..... n .... 1'1-1._ n l""llrr, clr&\-\ ln~ \\ a~ erE.~ned thE:' 11lgnl F, r S.r rum, ?rt .md tlnance Fer that m:ltter he bdd n,1 tbetf> .... t111 ...... !If' thlng ..1. .... h1d T, do that, S,hl um "aId :p.....'r h r ,...... :;-"l.,z .. ~a bdolV It \\ ih dUt I had thr ...e meld Into nl~ phJlo~opb rhilt ldl:':: \\.hl1e edrl11ng d..l3.l n15 .... .irt H,)\~ e\ er t h.lt doeon I LOons 1U ..... t11...'"'~'Pl( ...... ,... ('h.J."" \au .l'1C1 \'.eek~ to :ume up ....lth ~ulTIe 11ft' IS d lredtl~e prlXe,,, \,oolid.De t; need to !mo"" ' ..r" 1'1 art and p, '1)e ..ln dl art ...';OOJ deo-ee" f \ )u...... :r l ....1.Ld ~ ...1")~1 ,j,lD£, .'11d ....a" ,tulk fur ft,l Hl' "tlll pa1nb .lod ,>- _l long If a corporatIOn nas the foilow at B()~:1ng l.rrl?t;:'r' St~t't' "'B...iQ art 1.., l)ll , ""Lffit lrlll g ..1-r~ ln~ l~...... -...... 1lt nt .... Tt:'3.1h Ide., Thmg-s J\,'I \'oork"d Ollt at LIme mEmber of thf' Gro"ot I!1g lr..\er~.t\ that he ....vuld • ~ H t'lt:;' .1rtJ.~ .. Coe n I.. C0~L .....t1(,.s "Heldt' ') .....ll ....l I j:n ~g1natlon r- troe la"r l11!llute - Pomt" ArtIstS As-oc1atlOfi C'<'ccme an alt to: adlt r dt to hl ....0" } t'r .ad t2t tH..J'l nf:' • ~p up"ard eammg t1enct, Atter htcl'J~ " .. , fl 1 tOUll tPe .-\Jtt'r stud\1ng .Irt und eau- But, under"tandabh he aho o3.ld G"cld elr b d I ,n t .In l \ aJ. l nJ\erslt\ Llg.;dt ::.chO-.ll or pru'\:'S~OI ~ \\ ,,).: d d "'\'u~ ....\\ orh.s (':ilIOn at Bowllllg Green, put", a lot of LmE: mtD the stock • The amount It spends on n,(e[ hI:> \, lfe.to.be on h,,, 'Irst t....lLcr.. :hat ulllt:' }lIe Ldt"' (If drt frum OIf!u ..nt ,"1I't!, :::'chrum ....d.~ Cllfered a teachH"g malket re""arch and development A .l"l to da\ of \\ orh. lIT the Grn,,,p nprl,,", ... ('.... -:;;:;~~ ""1~ ..... 0- _ ;: _ rlbe .Illoth"r per-on" <.re loh In thfl' nrn~~p. p"" ,1'-0 Pnhl ..... For T'ponlp In,,lono- for an ('o;"oan\ that doesn't londuct l-"O] r.t p t'ubhc ::lchool S\ stell' d.t! \ 11\ ...... en!€. d 1"t. ,.ul1Lt- pr 3.t 11d..nd Slhool S,,,tt'm In\e~tl''lellt. Schrom ,aid the enough research ID1ght get left But that's g('Umg ahead (If FriIn H, mbrar dt to ~E\ en though I '" as from best 'ltrateg) "" '0 lIT\ e"t m bE'hmd b) the competltJOn thE "ton To Schn'm art - an mternal what you know" • Malket gro",th Renung-on rrl-L' ~13.T"""~('3. ...."':ltt uroce,,, "herE' t1-]e0nl' eleP1E'nt Clncago, I'd heard of Gros&e ChIcago 'latl\ e Don Schrom to } real'''l h. (h ",:;:'1 th" ,tu, Pomt€" E, en then It )\as While ht' \\ do t."arh''1g • Ho,," much nsk It '>hO\'\5on to be >-.itl"H, d h th" ~rllst I"n t from a famlh of accom- known <'.~ hanng an excf-!lent Schrom JOined an mVf>"lment the bd.lance sheet Does the pl1shed artIsts - school", stem It ranked up club L1ke lmestment club" compan) owe too much to credo He d..plcratlOn of sald The club .....as lOokmg to bu) pan) has hIgh sales 1>'lt lov. Idea,; and the purSUit of cre- H,~ career as an art teacher a stO("I{ Schrom had an ld~a prolits It mIght have a man. • atn e expression "'as hehemlar> by normal stan. As an art teacher, he kne .....that agement problem Schrom's mterest In art. cou- dards Crl'lyola crayons were the All I!I\ estments are nsky, pled WIth a natural talent ~l dldn t ha\ e a room to my biggest seHer lD the world To Schrom said, and people hOTJ.edfrom SIXth gTdde onward 0\'\ n Each da \', I traveled from kldt and ~.:hool purchasmg should ne,er nsk money they m c1as~es at one of Amenca's school bUlldmg to school bUild. agents allke, the Crayola e.an't afford t.o lose most preshglOus art musPUffis, mg, carrymg my art supplies to brand meant crayons But !Jke dny good finanCIal h::lve left a mark on m'> famll} dIfferent classrooms teachmg He convlllcfi'd the dub to buy consultant. Schrom has one and the chtldren of families art," he sald stock m Bmne', and Sm1th, the sure bPt up hIS sleeve throughout the Pomtes But the arrangem€'nt paid off makers of Cra\ ola, and It rose "I kno,," ho",' an) one can eurn AI, a boy, h!:' hked to dra", , the fil ..t day on the Job Whl!e from $11 to $66 per share, a 16 percent mterest," he said and thought he'd gn" It a tI'} cOT.ductmg hiS peripatetic profit of 600 percent "Payoff your credlt cards • by takl."lg weekend art clas"e~ rounds at Defer grade school, All because pe ll....ested m and save on mtercst expense." at the Art Institute of Chicago he met second grade teacher What staTted a'> a Sixth \irglDla Van Buren a.."ld,VOIla, grade mqUIry evolved mto a they were mamed three years quest that lasted until the end later of hIgh school, took off ill col- They have a daughte~ ~iUa£Jl' of Qf)rnss£ l30inte ~~O're$ lege and became a 22-year ClaJr(~, who, hke her dad, has career an artIstIc streak. (cuntles of\\a}ne and Macomb The classes v.ere l?'pnrpd f"r After eight years tounng l\flchigan PhOlan; Jat!'"!' "lnok- \\ er~ structured m such a '" ay mg for so~ethmg new, I 'rou are heret-y noufled lral thc annual Elecllol' nf lhe Village of that an assignment \\as gl\ en dents \\ erE' a~orded mterpreta- accepted a Job With the OhlO But posltne rem'orcement Gros~e POll'le Shcre~ COUfl[IC, of \\-a\ ne and ~1,lcnrnb i\hchlgan IS one week The next v. eek \\ e'd huns of the be,t.of-the-best of Compa!!): he Said alwa)~ helps and h1s pnde IS 'oCheduled for Tuesda\. \1a, 19. 1998, lh" cu\(omill') thIrd Tuc~day In exammE' ho,\ different artists ~TeachlDg art v.as very the "'orld $ art!qtlc hentage tempered \,;]th the self-deprecl' Ma\ Ihroughout h1stol') would have 'The clas~e< \\er~ ...."rth. re\\ am'ng I still see a iot of approached the subJect ~ atlon ypIcal of someonE' ha\lflg \'. hlle for the an ,ippreClatiOn genume talent that one of hIS m~ former "tudents around The thm:l we",k ""as the pay. alone - sal" Schrom tOVlI1 I Just .....anted somethmg The la'i dd\ t"r re •• ,\ Ill.\! f,,!!I,lfoillnn, for lhl, elecr;nn J' boyhood crayon drawmgs 1S lD off The assIgnment was due If n('V\: he explamed ~!U,.-AlIDI :!O.I998. For ~omethmg called "Ionell' the permanent collectIOn of the you didn't do It "'elL you nskl?d Schrom saId there are a lot ne"s In monng - Schrom dre\\ C nrnegle Instlt ute In John~Wald not bemg allowed to return the d. rur" 'ng \ an surrounded b) of slmllantles between the G Pi" r4/1()1l)~ followmg semester Eac!. )ear Pittsburgh The work 1\ as a \. lliage C,erl. peE-nnr e\ £;-balJ- to represent stIll hfe rendenng of hiS par. "orld of art and finance • classes became smaller the dl"tanl ~pNhght put on enfs hvmg room '"They are both very creatIve Schrom \'oasn't faCing the fields: he saId people \\ hl' are mo\,ng out of a Schrom spokE- from expen- ~Art IS about orgamzmg an Lifetime Workmanship Guarantee! F.. Water levels remained high for March I COMO'S ~~,,- Dunng the month of March preClplta- 1. 15 24, 2" and 19 mch~'s ahol'e d\er lake was about 11 Inches belo\'o the all- I ItlOn was above a"erage on all ofthe Great :tge respective)) time high March monthly mean level, COLLISION---. 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/I .....------\\~nar Jpparen.)'1 ..hdpppnen wal> that Term limits CMlJ Itself ....as unable to confirm the certillcd. tIOn of 132 teachers In the ought to be "cnoob chartered by the unIversIty And It- f-108 II) dId so only after conducting a second lnyt'stlgatlGn abandoned After It.!> second checkup, CMU prOVid- ed the ne" s medId With"a new hst that. s we approach our state's pnmary h d ~OII1" a handful of teachers In electIOn In Augu.!>t, more and S owe., . d 1fy the charter schools had faue to qua 1 , more ne ....spaper and TV news A or al., .~here elst', 'WIlham G MIlhken, and by the end of last \\ eek the number Cov John Engler's VIews on educatIOn stones are ralsmg questlOn:. ....ho sened MIchIgan from 1969 to 1983 3bout tt'rm hmIts that permit House When Engler became enamored of char- had declined to only one HIS major ObjectIOn !{) term hmlts IS, as ter schools, Bryant went along WIth a me-mbers to sef\ e only thrf'C terms or SIX he \Hote, -A large body of voters who If a iegJ.l>lator who dId not Y•.now the .,ears request that at least 100 such schools be ....1sh to return their representatIves to authonzed Lansmg rope~ had been thl" chief of the . ThIS IS the first year that the la....real- office WIll ~ denied the nght to be repre- EducatIOn CommIttee, there wuuld have h becomes elTectn:e because It bars all of But when Gap leaden, hmted they . ( c"p un the number of charter sented by proven, expenenced legIsla. oeen n, u 'h the 65 House members, ....ho have sef\'ed tors " w2nted the cap to be e!Immated S0 that ::>choolsthat wuld have been aut onzed .1t least SL'l{ ) ears, from fihng for re-elec- an) numb£'r of charter schools could be An) one who has spent much tIme 10 In Michigan tlOn authOrIzed, Bryant held the lIne at 150 legislatIve halls knows that the major So "hat's ....Tong v.lth term hmlts" And that IS stIll the lImit, and recent AnJ until the charter schools prove work IS nearlv al\o\,a v'" "on!" hv '''''''''' .,f' ~ 1 I l i;,t:.\ :>11lIJ.1I.' ena d House member's :':" :::::-.. .:"~"'~,"",,:""4 ...~.I."'I". L;JI;: u. UUKI1L W ~Ld'y Ln~[]l~~J V~b d.i.H~ W U,Lt...'-''' ...... tJ ....'-".•.•IJ.~ ...u~, ," the veterans "'ho really know the legIsla- there for the foreseeable future , usefulness Just about the tImt' he has tlye ropes. IOcludmg :r.e neceSSIty to hITe only qual- !c~~':~(:dt~IC :t:l;;lbiatl,,'e ropes We have Fortunately, we're told by John Ified teachers, we thmk the cap should The expenence that our now-retIred Truscott, <:> spokesman for the admInIS- stay at no more than 150 opposed term hmlts from the start and legIslator, Rep WillIam R Bryant, stIll thmk the legIslatIOn ought to be tration, that whIle the current admInls- acqUlred ....hlle representmg the POIntes And slIrely checkmg the certificatIOn of I repealed becal:se it depnves the tratlOn would be happy to sef' the cap hft- In Lansmg for more than 20 years made ali teacher5 should bgislator who The recent controversy over the qualifi- Because .:If hiS long servIce In Lansmg boards are stIll may be the best person to serve that cations of the teachers In the charter and GOP control of the House, he even- partIcular distnct schools certIfied by Central Michigan But 10 \!lew of the 65 new members to tually became the chaIr of the House Umverslty Illustrates the problem GMt.: •I We were delIghted to see in Monday's EducatIOn CommIttee and led it through be elected to the nO-member House this J DetrOIt }o~ree Press another strong had approved the hcensmg of 45 of the ; a series of reforms that benefited educa- November nobody lul0WS what thIS body, expressIOn of opPOsItion to term limits tion statt! ....ide. 107 schools, and then found that some halfofthe~ new amvals In Lan.sing, will from our favonte governor from this state teachers had not been appropnatelJ But he dId not always agree WIth GOP do about term-limit repeal or anythmg approYed. else

Robert G. Edgar Pubhsh~ PRODUcnON John MiMi! !I8:!-6O'JO EdItor and Geneni Sh.nrn Mole<. • Robert B. Edgar Manager Prod uctl<>n "'''''''ger Sl>H1y Eauot1l Founder and Publlsh;;:r \31 J I j43..559Q ( 1940-1979) ~'''l'''''ger 'Dziln4!' Morelli G"'lIBmoo,",lcz ~P'P" nCH."IlCAlOPERATlO'l!S Volent En B~d Liudh.:l~':> l>wry reported last spend the dJ.stnct's $3.4 nullion Durant week, board member John Mills also pro- settlement fund. posed a gc-slow attitude toward any The state required the distnets Involved 5pt>ndmg In \iew of both the known and to hold publIc heanngs to qualify for the unknown mfrastructure replacement funds from the Durant settlement. That needs m the future • case arose when Grosse Pomte and other RepaIrs could be Identified as a thtrd dJ.stncts jomed to seek reImbursement for alternatIve, an of which deserve to be con- unfunded speclal-educatIon mandates SIdered by the board. Those of us who hve Imposed by the state. In older homes know the eustly surpnses The school board apparently receIVed that they often provide Just for upkeep or only two SpecIfic proposals for spendIng renovatIon Durant money. One .....8<: to unprove spe- Some of the $3 4 nulhon uught even be I CIal education spendmg and the other .....as deferred to finance a worthy, new project I to use the funds for renovatIon of eXlstIng or even a gOO'i, Dew teaching techmque f buddJngs. that would be SImIlar to chscrenonary The renovation proposals Included one endeavors the schools have taken on in to help defray the estimated $800,000 cost the past dunng penods of larger tax re,,'. ofrenovatmg South HIgh's agIng auditori- enues GROSSE POl1oJTf BEfORE A HIGH -SCHOOL um and another for renovatIng the school STUDENT wAS ARRESTED headquarters bul1dmg For our part, however, we are confident, The South High audJ.tonum strikes us in view of the board's excellent finauCial record in the past, it WIll make good as more unportant than the renovatlon of that the school headquarters buildmg. The lat- Judgments about when and how and even Letters • whether to spend the money at thIs bme before competed at the So grateful the OlympICS, makIng it that OlympiC level, those ....ho are at To the Editor: far should be all someone What a masterful Masters! a very young age, and those ThlS IS In response to a needs who work their hardest tr. hat a ~fasters it was For those Letter to the EdJ.tor ("An mspI- In concluslOn, there are large lith, and then won the Masters on the theIr best and stIll do not ha".~ who have loved golf. as players r:atlOn,"l March 26, concernmg numbers of athletes in the 18th \\ith another bIrdIe. the opportumty w take home a or VIewers. this was a Masters the lot att<:!I:dant at Grosse OlympICS who can all say they W medal arE: also heroes For tournament to remember for Its Couples, meanwhIle, put hIs dnve and Pomte South HIgh School ~ent that far Some may have those athletes to sav th..t the". herOICS and Its heart breaks. his s...'COndshot in the sand on 18, but Sbpl1y IS an inspIratIon _ ....orked harder than others made It that far 15- enough more, a guardIan angel t; We were among those fans who had placed his second recovery shot WIthin call them a hero may have, but w be able W say I have walked by aLld seen the) competed m the 1998 hoped that Fred Couples would vnn hIs four feet. After O'Meara sank an 18-footer Never before competlllg at second green Jacket. but it was not to be to \\'111 on the 18th, Couples qwetly sank !Jus lady 1D actIon changmg ~agano Wmter OlympICS IS tIres for students, and cars dn- such hIgh l"lvels. the glory of amazmg He had S8ld all along that he knew he was hIS short putt to tie for second with Duval. the OI}'IIlpICS may ha\E: come vmg bj WILi,. people honkIng All of the athletes should be playmg well and could WlU if he could a£ ~ shock to the athlete" To O'Meara IS a veteran who had earned a and wavmg - oh so many each knO....ll as heroes rather than a a\ Old a major ::hsaster- compete In front of Such Ja.--ge lot of money v.."1nmng lesser champi- day. S<:!]ectfe~ Maybe some should Unfortunatel). he did ma-lite a major cro~ds and be ....au:-hed and cr:- onships. But he deserved to W10 Wlth hIs I vnsh I could keep her In my recel"oe more recogmtlC!n than mistake on hIs dn\'e on the 13th hole _ tIqued b)- the Judges. o:her (','1- strong finIsh and hIs excellent puttIng. pocket and carry her WIth me o:ne"s should, but all the ath- and it be-'..ame a ~.e.Jor di~u;r .. h",n lie for each gIven day. teSta.1ts Pointe Woods holes later he laced a strong second shot them was Jack XlckJaus Playing in his srmle lIght up the boulevard \\'1thm a couple of feet of the ClIp for an 40th Masters - hIS last exem ption - he I too wl11 be honkmg and More letters thIS eal!"le. wound up v..ith a 283, five under par 8l1d "a\'lng for empio}ee, because the commut::ltj also That enabled Couples to be the then worth a sIXth plaC€ tie, gl\"1ng hun a berth on page 8A Very enjoyable appreclates her leader. Dand Duval, who had bogeyed the m next year's claSSICas well 16th Rose Rosen Easter egg hunt There v..ere other heroes. but we11 only Crosse Pointe Farms To the Editor: But then along came Mark O'Meara, a athletes who dld tlus dcser.-e Cite Paul Azmger .....ho claImed fifth place, \ eteran WIth man} Vlctones but no majors recogmtion I \\ould ilk.. to publIcly hIs best firush SInce hIs bout with a can- (,n'kk' to hIS cred1t Hp bIrdied the 15th and Bemg on 'y 15 years of age thank the Pomte cerous shoulder a couple of years ago and competmg as one of the BUSIness IIflli I'r"'",.fllonal Olympic athletes best athletes In the worl~ IS an ASSOCiatIOn "I M III ~ Avenue and t!w (Ily f,r ("f I Pomte are heroes honor When vou are 15 \OU A call to arms for our lake he".e much mc~e than "jX)~ on Woodq for 'h. , . J • "Juyl1Lle .t To the Editor. your mmd For those \\ hO came Eastl'f 'VI' !","t ItllY rpon- thmi town meetIng - thIS one Governments ISEMCO\}J, and .Kay I 3m ~"'r~t~"1; l~ r~.g-&Ld tv the :,ored lu"t ~I,.l'"'J"y H! I'.11 cells tltled ~Pohtlcal Opportumtles and through tv ....'n a gold medal, Schrameck. dlstnct supervisor of the artIcle entItleti "Hall to the competmg agamst some tW1ce The l v, III W,lI' \ "ry well A Obstacles :0 a Cleaner Lake St ~tIchlgan Department of Environmental Olymplc Herocs~ m the Feb 19 theIr age. the} de!>€'n.e to oe Or!?ll01IN! !Hl(l our 11Imdy was CI8Jr" - has been callPd b., the Qt,.aht) editIon of the Gros,;e Pomte ('.ailed a hero ab!l' to 1'':ltH''I",t, III the face News L€ague of Women Voters of Gro:>se POinte ~fakmg It as far as the pamtmR, 11'1lly TU«(>'I Ilnd pIC- In pIckmg the panel, the league sought The articlE' credits PJcabo on Apnl 23 at 7 30 pm at the Grosse Oly-mp cs '5 much more than turf>" With lhl' bunny I to create a group of people who have van. P/):nte l'mtanan Church Street and Hermann Maler, 'IWl PT1.'(>/I eus go\'ernmental perspectlVes worlung most people can sa" \\orkmg Refreshnll Hnd were ThE' panelIsts are RIchard Huhn d.ree. both downlull super.G sloers so hard. even. day for \ears offered Hnd tIll' h"Autlful on lake I","ues as heroes Although they both J tor of parks for the Farms, John Hertel. and gOing tl) the Oiyrn;-;1C~ l<; a weat?er JUflt mnd!' the day It's a good panpl, but to really arouse came back from InjUry to 'Inn a CO!l'jJlt'tl' .. chsmnan of the Macomb ('{lunt:;. Board great achievement Competmg t ge'1eral mterest. the leaple also neE'd~to gQld medal, I +eel that there are Patnck J Brunett. mallager of land use as an O!}mplc athlete alone Hopefully, th.,y Will hold the ha\ e on hand a strong repre'>€ntatlOn of others ~ ho could also rPCel"o e and ennronmenta! programs for the should mean sometbmg Easter t'gg hunt IIgnm next CItizens whClse onl) 8."((' to grmd IS the the tItle ~bero ~ year Southeast ~fIchlgan CounCil of Recel\,ng a meaaJ h not the lm~rovement of the lake The athletE.'i> v.ho h:ne nc\pr 0:11;. reason for happmess I' or Mrs. Kenneth Puuioe lfa."'P~r Woods When I'm grov.n up I wIll J rec.entl) bought d d(bk for ent kina., of "c.rew" delivered m three b g c.ardburri and toggle bolt" clod v.hatever thl~ tag" t:l~i> carton~ ~o that 1 l-Ollld 0pl:l. up J,ttle I \~lll bp able to turn left at grown-up Flul CdJ"tOIlS p:asllc bags, take out the met.al "p"eral local llltcr~ectlOn3 I actually mdIlab"d to put thlngle;, ana lay them on top of I recent.y "hov.€:! up at a Mondays through Fridays the desk together, aIded bv a the p.cturps to be "ure tPl: oocla! evel1t dresoed mappro- betweeT.7 and 9 d!ll .f I \'odnt I PblllDs screwdnver dnd sc.me ~1E)'SA-m"mber genlUs engJ- "ndtely I didn't know I would to Say h IIhly sp~clfic Olrectlnm ....nt nepr.ng PH D wr'ter and I be :!.ble to attend tt'c party 1 WIll be ab;e to park In No t-:n b, a;l ~nglneer fUI ....en. re'ernng to the same until It \, as too late to go horne Parking l,.ne", I'll bend 'M~e Reins Smith mechamcdHy l-ballanged peo- thlllgJe to chang(> emelopu; .hat say Do ~()t pi" PaYIng attpntlOIl to the rules Perhap, v. as thought Bend, III fold ~taple and mutl 1he desk IS still standmg and folio ....109 dIrectIOn" ....orks ecce'1trJc, l.k" K~tharme late thmg~ that s~ouldr;'t be -Read ThIS FIrst" file I Just I don't kr ow h )\\ furnaces upnght, o"xl-ept lor one I.tt.e ue"t w:1ell }ou're detennmed to Hepburn Kate hkes raggedy crur~pled, I'll ord"f duJble dIp {lick around a'1d figure out ....ork or ....hv ....dter comes out of p.ece I)f woc.d tnm that fell off pa~" an e>.am, O[ yOt; ., ant Lo baggy -"eaters loa"", pant" peanut butt ..r and ho\\ stuff ....orks for my~elf I the tap when I tur ....the {landle and one fill' drawer that won't a'TI\ e svmeplace on time ....hen and tuuseled upswept ~a.rdo.> <.arameltb ..rry cherr) cone" at can u"ually manag.. Reading or how toIlet" f1 USl' or hOIl.n h~(.. ~hl ... to fpr..rl thP ~n ...... ,...,I.;: 1fT r~~iOol lDstance. or " VCR or ewn a generated or wpat all those ~u.H.t'" UU. ..C1Y r'1.l.lU H,. J.VUf\.,:, r..l.UU 1Bt':.c;u, Vl;:-,Hl!lg dll dTL nlU~~Uln adult "tatus When he dedared 11kI' It big major monster like a dish- things on ~-"I~S Arm) Km\es are for of mce Square SolId or gettmg dre"sed lor a party someth'ng ll1{e 'I'm quotmg But for starters - that lS, "'asher or refngerator - I Symmetrical DesK.like When I'm grown up, I'll ....ear loosely, here, from memoryi before 1 am completely grown ne\ tlr read .n,>tructlOns or It was only about five years The only way I was able to ....hatever I want to partie'> "I'm not gomg to eat broccoh " up - I am practlcmg a"sem- dIrectIOns ago that I learned screw- ac.hleve thiS a"tolll~hJng feat of Fuzzy slippers perhaps Or "I don't like broccoh: he "ald bhng before readmg dlrectlons The one exception I've made dnvers come m dIfferent sizes a;,semblage was by readmg the sweats and athletIC shoes Or ....hen confronted by the I'll bet I'm not alone In this danng, hvmg-on-the- and styles Hammers and pli- exc~Jlent directIOns my favonte outfit - Jeans and BroccolI Awareness Board or edge lifestyle, cOll'.:erned a \\inen I download a new ers too And I didn't know until FJrst a T shirt Or a chIcken cos- some such orgamzatlOn -I'm recent purchase game from the Internet or pur- recently that screws and nails Then several more tlP1es tume A battered _traw hat, grown up and I'm the president ct>ase a n€\\ program for my For starters, I know that are tv..o different l<..mds of metal These dIrectIOns mcluded maybe, and gardemng glo.es so I don't haye to eat broccoli " computer, I never read the am mechamcally challanged thmgJes actual-Sized pictures of differ !'l. be called eccentric

~~s,~~!e News The Op-Ed Page _ L, ~ _ • ...AND I REMEMl*R THINKING,.. 60MlNUlES JUST ISNT THE fY._i _ m1N lfl};fD TO 9f ... \WHAT INlHE \\ORlD Performance Pointe Pet's Supply In the Pet's derk Carrie Thompson Park, FYI found the followmg "That's why we can't take cur ts HE OOtN6? I is electrifyi ng • DOggIe Walk Bags, mdlVld. dogs to the parks any more" The mIghty 8t Matthew ual baggles In a pocket-SIze One Pomte homeowner has a plastiC capsule, at 39 cents a PasslOn of J S Bach wab In fun dIfferent solutIOn to the prob- swmg last Fnday at Christ pop lem' In the flower bed near hIS j • The Pooch Pouch, a plastic front door at Lmcoln and Church C3rrylng bag that fits on the Goethe IS a httle tombstOne ~ofn:e,s;t~~ case of a retractable leash, at that reads, "Here hes the last an impresshe $799 dog who crapped on mj lawn" complement ' • The &oop 'n' Toss Bag, a of smgers and ' plastiC tube WIth a bag on the Got an FYI tip? Call Ken mUSICIans led end (It comes With 25 bags), for Eatherly al (313)822-4091, \. , .. j.- $829 uy \.UnUU\.Lor ":"~ _ or e-mail him at Frederic • The Four Pa'¥s Samtary [email protected] DeHaven ScoopE'r, a set of tongs at $1399 mcludmg Need help witn your • A tong scooper that works • The WIth one hand, prIced at classified ad? • Chnst Church Boys ChOIr, 16- Call our friendly expert strong $1799 • Two choruses,of the Chnst sales "It's a shame that some peo- Church Chorale v..uh dozens of representatives olt:- who don't pIck up after vOIces each for advice I their pets spOIl It for all the Two choruses of the (313) 882-6900 DeHaven Chorale, almost as people who do," said Pomte large • FIrst and second orches- Humans, pets and pooper-scoopers tras, totalmg 23 players Secretaries' Week - .Apri120th-25th Grosse POinters cannot help On the other hand, others • A cello, harpSichord and organ continuo but notIce the exchange of let- may have had an oYerly stnct TUtceTs~. • EIghteen solOIsts ters m the Gros'>e Pomte toIlet traming and uncon- ~eJt New!' about the vaned opm- SCIOusly rebel against parental T1tat Key 0", 'Rfe TeIUtf,l Ions on whether pet owners The InteImlSSlon was fast InJunctlOns by glllmg their approachmg, the reCItatIOn should clean up after theIr pets free rem They ratlOnahze dogs Some property owners reachmg the pomt .vhere that excretmg IS only natural, Jesus IS arrested by the crowd complain that dog-walkers are whIch was somethlDg they FTD Best Secretary responsible for unseemly Suddenly, all the hghts In were unable to argue at age 2 the sanctuary went out Bouquet amounts of pet poop on theIr or 3. Pet owners tend to Iden- lawns and propertIes In the packed church, there hfy WIth their pets (love me, were a few nervous laughs For one or many, Some people feel the world love my dog). They take VlC3n- It IS amazmg to cons.der The contmuo kept on play- thiS bouquet Will be IS as It IS, and we must co- ous gratIfication from theIr mg, SOlOIst Gregory Robm~Qn that by the hme offspring "ammal" behaVIOr Dogs are "cost effectIve" eXIst WIth those subhuman reach college age, almost 100 fimshmg hIS hnes In total creatures who cannot or WIll open, hke chIldren, 'lnd have a gloom and approprzate percent of them are tOIlet certam Vltahty and JOYwhIch not be toilet trained or house A mU1ute later the lIghts tr~med. It IS a vallie and stan- many of us domesticated broken A pleasant wall, 1S out returned and the chorus only $19.95 dard In our society that we humans lack of the house, outdoors, and It make maJClmum use of mdoor seemed to explam the dramat- IS a good opportuOIty for the plumbmg and flush tOIlets In Su It IS that those who get IC moment by smging, "All is dog to relieve Itself after the China many do thelf mornmg Vlcanous gratificatIon from dark and for gnef creatIon mdoor confinement Others tOilet In the street, includmg lettmg theIr ammals free atld shaken " feel that dog owners should urlnatmg and teeth brushmg not p.ckmg up after them art "But a blackout wasn't part take responSIbIlity for the In such a SOCIety,there IS no m conflIct Wlth those who tend of the performance," a chorale Jumbo Java Bouquet mess, which IS the natural shame, embarrassment or to Vlcanous repugnance What member later told FYI consequence of walkmg the mdlgnatlOn It IS the norm In IS the proper attItude toward DIVme mterventlOn') Say "Good Mornmg dog "Could be," saId Rector Ed small towns 1ll Italy, chIldren dog-owners and the commUni- and Thank You" with Putnam Arguments can be made on are allowed to urinate 1ll the ty? We have ordmances "We olew a mam power thls large ceramic mug both SIdes, but most of the let- street SoclO-cultural norms agamst httenng, and certamly poopmg IS httenng, but fuse." saId Mike Scott, who urul gourmet co.he£' ters are In favor of dog \\alk- determme much behaVlor supelVlses the buIldmg and at a great pTlce ers takmg more responSibIlity enforcement IS not a hIgh pn- But m Grosse Pomte, we grounds ~Fred had f'''erythmg to clean up after thelr am- onty have higher hYglemc and pOSSIble plugged m " mals I have observed that esthetIC standards Most want Why IS thld? Could It be that The evening was a smash most dog-walker~ do not have theIr homes, lavrns and "Ide- pohce, prosecutor&, Judges and pooper scoopers They seem to hIt, but maybe he should walks to be pnstme Th:" par- lawmakers also have dogs? schedule a shghtly iess power- be f>nJo}~ng themselves and ticular subculture takes pnde And do they use p:>oper scoop have a dev;.l-may-care attt- ful pIece next time, I suggest- m ~treets and landscapmg ers? And could It"" that law- ed to the conductor tude One of the hlgh pomts of which are beauhful to look at makers and la ....f'nfo~cers dog owmng IS dog walkmg, Fred wasn't haVIng anj of It FTD Thanks A Bunch When we take a walk, \\c have their 0\l1T1 uncon~C10US, "In 2000, ", ...'11be domg Bath's and I Imagme the atmosphere don't want to see unSIghtly unresolved conflicts about of freedom and relaxatIOn St John," he said Bouquet messes or have to worry about theIr own tOilet tramlng? Bnng your f13shhghts would be mterfered WIth by where to ~tep To WOITYIS to In any case, WE; try to hve haVIng to stop and scoop and look down. and we would love You ~m It often enough, and let bve carry and deposit the leavlng-s to be able to look strarght Epitaph no", put those feelmgs ahead or up WIthout commg to h~c ~ hito \ mto fTo~ers ThiS -Ublf'ct ." " fl n" "rp 1 __ ", """ """".,,'"' lude to a I~cture on to'l~t gnef I Dr Bloon. L~ clrnLcal a.~C,OCI Pnme walkmg tlme!' have only trammg Freud \>, as the first I ha.e some Freudian con- ale prafe~'>or of p~ychLatry, returned to the Pomtes and to pomt out that tOlIf't tram- $29.95 JPctures ahout \\hy some peo- Wayne State Unwerslt) SLhOJI POinte dogs are out as well Ing IS dlffocult for both pJrent ple pIck up after their dogs of Medlc'ne He lB a Dzplomate WIth thplr ma»ters m tf}W And I and chIld as It lnYo!ve~ emo- a ld .,orne rIo not ThO'iC who of the Am('r!can Board of L some tImes jou'l! see a human tIOnal conflIct and <'Ittimes, pick up after theIr dogs may Psychwlry and Neurolo!!y and companIOn g-a7Jng nt 'lome- Two locatt07l$ to seroe you. SCilOUSd,fferenc('~ of opinIOn have b,med childhood memo- A LLfe Fclluu die Arnellcan thing really mterestmg III ttJe hptween p:Hent and chIld The or 21142 Mack, Grosse Pointe ne~ of rather stnct toIlet P~yr;'lQt/lc A,,~ocwtlf)n He L~ .,ky whlle hl~ f}r her canme pal child obtams a cert?1ll amount trmnmg They mtroJected the a ~ember of the American make .. a pIt stop on someone 881.5550' Fax 881.7769 of pl<'fisure from rpl!evmg hln) parelltal sttltudc of repug Arodemy ot P~ychoallalY~I~ el"'e'~ In ....n or h,'r~elf at ,-In\ time T'Je na'1c(, to bowd movcmpnf ~ and corN"pan ding pdl tor of Lt~ To the'r creC:lt, Most dog 9830 Conner, Detroit p?rent hegl ns to chafe l'I'df'T and a love 0f neatne~~ and quarterly J0urnal, Acadpmy nwner~ are respon~lI)l(' type ... tfili." thl' requ Icement of changmg 527.7550' Fax 521.0501 cleanhne'is Such an attItude Forum Hp u dcome~ com dnd pack ~cooper dc\ Ice" a:; dIapers and domg laundry 1-800.272.5270 can ea~lly be ratlOnS8 tl pl-,q1r (a('(o(, m Lam I ( IJ!OOI" th"le'" d Wid, ds"ortm,'nt At

~~• aA Letters Aprll 16, 1998 • Grosse Pointe News~~

Blue Devils rn,lTe I e\ "red Thn _on~lstent- Mn"t ;'.vl,lc ....~r~t \.h ..lt thl:' .~ j'djJ 'hE' A Jzhemh,r's It felt like a Village h beolt t€am" t\-jolt -\\ ere known one of the be,t b..t~ketbalJ A""Oll,.llun C' <'dted the Safe fm orcedlllg ba..,ketball talent worthy of greater ted'Tl' SO\..th 'la, C'\ er had anri Hl t!..on PI "''T,HTIIn \pnl 1993 h. recent:, cl.roI "E'(n, to Dc',Ol'},.'llg ldtk lreq"Wfl(J\ oUlh d" (mppe\\ I \alle, ,1nd thelr dllumplJ~hnlt'nt' "tlh t'roOTdt11 !! g",trdnh r("cl:'l,e o",a~chlng ''C\ rnemury for th,ugo lOmfc,rtabJe ,.md f«ITl.lhar I recognition l tll,h Hell' \ FUId Il II eell. de""n t. to bt' cuI l r<.d ~t.:.lJ~llt:'~~ ~lt"e] lderruf'it..lL1Qn donthaletolooklery fa: LJ""",theIJlh1l"lh'1pgeor.ght To the Editor: The b(l, ~ 'I throug!j(lut g<:'t \IO\.LJdbe .sorn 111.!J1 ,.,_ \VheII ! ,I i'\" a \\t'e 1.l.." grO\\JnL; up ,I' t]-,,,,tv\\ nth ... th DUll" -ire \Iurth\ Gf .1~LrtotLc r" .h.lt the '!ldn ldudl thc .....r ~(::d.~(ln lllg '='Ullh Dail Tht, II oll.,,,d on Vll1J.gc >\ a, vue of m. maJoI hal gout;, I hed III the (It., of "r!:'at!:', rewgllltlO 1 and tn!:'lr l' n I'm 'T\ IJ1palrt-d 'lnd 11'.1) 'flll~ Pd,:,t \\Lnter Q" rno",t 1'1en ib!JeLt 01 thu- gam" and Gross .. .!-'Olllt€, tV the \ Hag<:,lido d..l .."o vIe a/,d d :>clt.' ....lcl(", ne€'d~ to be ohul,n .11 ntld ~l"'''ht jrH...e Bl!..ot'Del II f"n, kno\\ our I al lIle Impro, elllent ... II ere ld..,lh pbce to .'1dng -'Ut IIlth m., buidl!eo It 1\ do ~ batu-"d jJ,-u"t of th, be..,t pU"'lbl", m.:lllner tv uur \\!cI ,,'I.lI,riPlcr 1" dl"tO\- Sltl bdbkc'tball team lOP1pl£ed IltltlLeal..ll d,Irlllg the begin our routme a" dll:dren that d portll,n c.f td,'h da) b<,"pent gT!:'.1t UJmmumt) c r"O !hc p"roon "ho fmd ...hlln •Il an dmazmg 16 -1 regular "ea- n' fig of the sed "on the VIllage ~lvm b"ught our "nat>" fron1 :'>1r RJ:in "'1d A. J. Rohde , 10 ',J1l th ... "'af~ Rf-tllrr fO'l II no lie \\ould speflO houlo glanng at our phO~DhOlt'<;{t'nt IN''' oun record, ao cJnslstenth rh, \ had dominant cen- Grosse Pointe Farms fr ...... nnrnlll r locaTed on 'h ...... ul'\..t,..u u... loUt' L.Up ":::l' In tt"l ...... ~ bl,..l.tl. U Uh.t ill ..,LeU .... past., -. :~" 5'" h .'\.-1d\ mdUllne PdE'1 Pan.., ]0".1< & Pelh ::ma 1\ d'ldcrr ..... 10' Pt' fi,,3LJOn 1'1'1, "tate In class A and c1mched but the\ !Jdd the de.,lre to \\ m Eebt and Co prondea the b;,lH, of our clotbng and l'1'llh Eclllvr" /1(,le ()'l 'P' (ral "'1a'e RetUPl opualor Hrmed' the ~1AC Red Conference like no tedm 1\ e I It nessed \\as ofteIJ eater. at the counter at Xotre D"Dll::'Phdrmal'\. I fa' I~, ue could ta};.l h'Ul U lth atel' dltrh the famll) mem \\ould "mer bologna, lettule and mustdrd Y,hlCh .....a" HOll.e\er H anger;, me to see E\en da', III cl,,,,, when] the letter u r!ler u ho u a, lea bers 01 carei'll er llsted In the hO\1 -0 fe\\ 1'1 the commumt\ \\ ould ;,ee the play <'rs, all thel ben'ed on thIck y,.hlte Wonder bread I t1lollghl It tne most turred hlmbelf on tJ,e ~porl' datduaoe dehclOuS repabt In the Ilorld seem to recogmze the achIeve- \\ ou ld talk about v. as the pre- front pagi la~t Ute;' bu Ut' !\atlODalh t!w prOg"dm has ments that our boys hal'E:' \ IOUS gdme and \\ hat t hp\ (, III let th" leftpr -fa'1d 'H ,_ helped to return more than On!:."of our chc I e~ \' "" te retUrD the burnt-d-out lIght made The team's' v. ee:'l\ could h.J.\e done b<,tter Thdt's bulhs to the back of Fromm ~ Hard'" are, 1\here Hem) 2 700 mdl\lOuab to theIr updates found In your sports one reaSO!l \\ h) I thmk the lIould replace them ...lth free bulbs prO\1.ded by Edlson homes and nurSIng faclbtles "ectlon al e almost al\\avs team consistently had POSlt!\ e Safe return E\ cn .:In...c J3n 1 of thl~ year Thp) "'ould also fix )our small home appltances, toa.,ters, fOtmd on Page 1\\0 or Three reoults Irons ck Then "'e \\ould pop next door for a goody from of Alzheimer's m the metropolitan Detre'lt Sandv,lched lf1 bet\\een some Every player on thl~ team SandE.rs. The counter stools were al ....avs full and \Ne would area 10 local rcsldents have article about the NeIghborhood had a umque and speCial qual- • stand In Ime bel-..md tho"e seat€d and ~ake them feeJ victims been dlbco\ en d and brought Club men's 55 and o\er volley- Ity about either hl~ personality uncomfortable so we could grab theU" seats \\hen the, fin. To the Editor: home ball and \ outh mdoor soccer 1 or hiS game player was left Ished Such rudeness ","ouldn't be tolerat€d t(}da\ :-'0 Xearl} 60 percent of mdl\'ld- To celebrate Safe Return's feel the -team deserves more out of an} game and all cop- uals wlth Alzheimer s aIsea,e fifth blrthda\, the Alzhellner'" Pete Proper had the preppv men's clothmg store and re(.ogmtlOn and coverage due tnbuted to the team's SUcces~ \\111 \\ander froIn their hOIne'- ASo>oclatlo:I'; DetrOIt Area Walron Plerce had Mrs CarrUthers, whose t\\1.!lklmg blue to thelr ouu,tandmg achieve. Vet') seldom 1\0ulJ I hear those or nursmg facl1Jtles and get Chapter IS encour<: Jlng area eyes always reassured her customers that the. were mak- ments talkJng about slnct!)' one mdl- lost sometime dUrIng the resldent~ to regJ.~ter theIr lo\ed ing W1SeChOlceS Ha.rDllton's Treasure Chest ",:as "'here \\e Begmmng their remdrk.Jble \'ldual \\ho had a good game course of ,he dIsease one~ ....ho hale b,'en diagnosed \\ould look for unusual kId tl-ys and the} had a huge supply season, the Blue DeVIls captI- but rather the entire t€am Many lea\e on foot and sta) '" Ith Alzheuner's dIsease or of good stuff for a !llckel or less vated a nt'ar bellout crowd at Led b) oemor co-captam and III theIr neIghborhood y,hlle other dementIa RegJ~tratlOn I" the South gymnasium \I'lth a threE. vear ,arslt) player Steve 'When Mom sent us to the A&P, \\e often ...andered across others take cars and dnve long a one-!I me or.ly charge of $40 dramatlc wm o\'er cross-town Ho\\ son II Ith an amazIng • the street LoKresge's to poke around, perhaps plck up a distances The potential nsks To learn more about lIander- nval Grosse Pomte North shoctmg touch and abilIty to ne", goldfish or canary. or just check out the local scene are great WhIle the' are dls- mg and ]10,\ to regJster )our They then went on to Will theIr take 0\ er a game at anytime, There were .anous meat market~, a flower shop, a record onented and lost the\ cou ld 10\ ed OTlC m the AlzheImer's next ty, 0 game<; m con\'lncmg and JunIOr Adam Hess whose store, York Jewelers wlth that mce Mr Phil, Kopps, Peche get mto an aCCIdent. s~ccumb Safe Return Program, call the fashIOn before runmng illtO a explOSive playmg 3tyle stunned Barber Shop, Cunnmgham-Kmsell, drug store WblCh also to ext-reme \l,eather condition" Alzheimer's AS1-0CH3hon determmed DetrOit Martm opposmg defenses, the De'lls had a soda fountam and counter, the ongmal Pongracz or be taken ad\antagf' of b\ DetrOit Area Chapter at either Luther Kmg team at a tourna- could do no wrong Jewelers and later Hunelhochs and Jacobson's A Sheil sta- unscrupLllous people (248) 55;-8277 or toll free at ment In late December The) Were constant!) over- bon stood where the McCourt BuIldIng.~ no", locatecl and Recogmzmg that mdl\,duais 18001 '337-3827 the gas statJ.on on the corner of CadIet1X and Kercheval has January, however, was not looked by those who voted In With Alzheimer'" dlseal:oe and Constance Baroer been there as long as I can remember One of the looklng so good after the Devl1s the poll~ and others who theIr caregJ\'ers needed speCIal Safe Return Program Kral1smanns has been helpmg Malre students cross that lost theIr first game back after refused to take them senouslv mtersectIon for decades the break at home Wlth a 3-2 Ho\\e"er, the) knew that ;n r~(\rd, thmg~ seemed to be the end, they ',,'culd be tn. It would appear that the few constant presences m the headIng In the wrong dlredton umphant liIiIIag.e of (6ross{' 13oint.e ~qurc5 Village of my cJuldhood can be counted on one hand If for thIS team, and for the first Few times have I ever been CountIeS or\\a,ne and \I.comb memory serves me, only Walton Plerce, Hickey's, the gas tIme dunng the year, they \\ere mort? proud to be a Biue Devl! \hchlgan station and Notre Dame Pharmacy are the SUI'V)vors that ranked out of the top 25 fan than when the team rem:un mdependently owned I TPmember Mr. Knuff stIll However, the boys dld not gwe trounced utIca .f 01 d for the NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR spry m hIS 90s, and Mac who Were both a part of my cluld- up MAC Red tltle a\ "ngJ.ng <1'1 VOTER REGISTRATION hood rm told that Mr Kr,uff bought thll first ad sold for Led by expenence, team earlIer loss to them on the the Grosse Pomte News In 1940 I remember as a young domInated the M.-\C Red dlVl- road Even With thp dlsap 10 the Quahfied Electors of (he Vdl.lge of GnM" POlnt<: Sh"re, mother recel.1ng a call at work mfonrung me that my chIld Ston, wmmng theIr next nme pOLnnng I%s to DetrOlt Finney was havmg a s~.ere ailergy attack at school A t€lephom; games mcludmg a thnllmg III a tight Dlstntt final gamf', '(PU dre bcre))\ nOllfied '~d! .'m I.judl [Il'd "Iedl" ')! lne \ Jil"g<: of call to Mac was all It took to have m) son s me{hclne dehv- double-overtime buzzer-beat- the team remd.Jned pO'>I!I"e, Grm' C POinte Shore\ COUTlIIC, 01 \\ a\ ne dl1U \IILOI1'h MlCl]lgdll ~ h I • ered ro hIS cia~sroom at l\of~re Those were the da)ay'" I !\1oIl(j.l\ through Frlu..!) lrom Ij 1UP 111 ~r!ll 'i 00 P m The la,r Jdl However, today 1 ne\er havp to wonder where to get a does not produce a great deal of treated e\ery game a<; If It I(lr relCl\ mg ,..gl,trdllOm lor thl' ..Ie, II( I' 1\ \Illnda\. 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O?te of 81rtr _ rlc SO 'i! Jeffrey 00 n-"~ Vis,,!!! ~c;o Ii . tXp Dele _ GRATIOT at 13 fvllLE ACLJRA t+~-=i:~-=:i~:~ gratUic _ lOA Obituaries April 16, 1998 Grosse POinte News Arthur P. Trybus 1996 ,lames Jr and j(JIl ;; urolheI \ '\..n, d, \L~- \\a- lelebrdt- .\11, .\funee 7':1 1\ a~ bOIn m GeUI Ill' l'lt~l~ and 1\\ tJ grar,d- '\n d' 'lIE' member of the , \\ t'U.'H ;,Q_' AprJl 1 j 1lJ Hd! bor Beach dOC aLten ded chIldren ShE- \\ 3, pre dc'cea"ed cmom Imt\ :\~r Y"rkes \\d5 a I , ~ iJ, ::>Llr of tIle Se..l the Cnn t'r_,c) of Mldll~d'1 and bl d "Islel J"lqU<.lrn" Conllul w~mhl'r of the Gro"se Pomte l .'1 l'l Lt'UYt.h In Gros~e Ed"tern J'.hchlga. l'n:\HSlt) Funeral ctrrallgeme rt, \1<.,0 SE'nJor )'len':, Club and Gros"e I , '1 t' \\ for 1( rnwr \\ (Joe" Dunng \\orld War E ,'1..: De\\ ",,<1- PJ.lIdled b. tl-:f' Chd~ POl'lIe l'ldted ~ethodl"t ,. 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Dickin son ~1r Yer]..e" I" sun l\ ed b) h,.> \1. n thrEe- aa..lghter" medIcal,), erSE-a~ heaJthcan- "If I' JOdn Poe Yerkes, two en B_rk- \~dl olIn IJ\.h ano group "hE' .l]"u \\ a~ 3th\" In A funeral SeI"\llt' \\111 beheld d,'ughler:, .sUSdn O'Leary and \1 -'t lor ~~n ..e "'un~ tht' G: osse Pon,te dnd DetrOIt In Chnst Church GrosSE' PUlllte III Grosse Porn t e Fd] Tn, on .:-..,m I Yl'rkes and three .11\.. J or 'l dl'd James Ii\ l "1 mpho'11 orche"tra the ;,;randchddren t ' SatuIdaj, API'll Ib a lu.30 un< blather and III Amencan Lung ASSOCtatlOn ,... 1 .. _I ~ ..,...... r:_ c: v ...... ;'\...Ull,.. t:." !dl.K u ..... _~...... _ " ...... "'.l.U"'~ , . It... t.l ->uu .'lIUll/Jdll 110spJce She ix n,,,d,, to Ihe Amencan &<1 "'C~~.t~' h at Rose HIll "'as a1',o an e"ceutne dIrector reSident Jean E Dl' o{rn~on \I in ('I (h, 0) to Gro~se Pomte I :t -\ ) :::'1 CldlJ Funerai of the Fedt'ral Edr ASSOc,atlOn ho dled ('ottage H ospltal 111 Gros~e Pornte Fd.rm~ on l"mted Methcdlst Church .' '1)' ",,, \\ ere h..mdled b) and '''':1::' ,j linanrzal counselor :'londa) ApI'll 13. 199'1 Snc \\d_ alSO d lifetIme mem- '( -\ H PE"er" FUI,ela1 nomE' Mrs .\1unce IS surVl\ ed bl South HIgh School faculty for b\o grandchIldren A funeral ~fass wa" celE'brat. COWSlON, INC. Dlckmson, and eIght grand. OomeSflC and fOletgi' ed In 8t Paul CatholIc Churc,h Children Donald E. Yerkes "DETAIL" In Grosse Pomte Farms on oolhslon experts SpeCialist Interment IS at Arbor Crest A memonal SerY1Ce '" III be Sunday, ApI'll 12, for Farms In BMW. Mercedes. ID Ann Arbor, Memonal c< >ntI'l- held on Thursday, May 14, In reSIdent PatI'lcla J Motschal1, Often Overlooked, We Pay AWl, IIW, Honda and butwns may be made tl) the Grosse PtJlnte UnIted \\-ho dJed on Wednesday, Apnl Attention To Fit & FinIsh Of F'orsche~ 8,1998. Amencan Cancer SOCIety MethodIst Church In Gro%e Pomte Farms for former 24465 Gratiot Ave.. Mrs Motschall. 78, was born Panels We Replace To Make Grosse Pomte Woods resident Eastpomte In Detro.t and receIved her Dorothy Smith- Your Car Like New Again. Donald YerkE'~ whn ~:hed 10 5 Blodcs South of 10 IIIIe bachelor's degree In educatlOn TIlumsen 810.774-3455 Naples, FJa, on Monda\ We offer pick up and delivery service from Wayne Unl\ersltj m A funeral semce VI as he ld on March 30, 1998 - , Mon•• Fri. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 1941 She was \,ce preSIdent at FI'lday, ApI'll 10, III the A H Mr Yerkes, 71, was born m James Motschall Pnntmg Peters Funeral Horne In Corp Hcv.ell and graduated from Grosse Pomte Shores for Howell HI~h School "nd ..~...... ~ nctlV€ rUt;muer of the Amencal1 Heart'" 1 • Grosse POIHte ::;'nores res I dent Eastern MIChIgan Fmverslty I:sther Gempel Munce communIty, Mrs Motschall ~n.."1 Dorothy SmIth.Thomsen, who He recE'l\'ed master's degrl'~S A memonal sen'Cf- '" 111 be was Involved In the Fontbonne wed on Tt.lesdaj, ApI'll 7, 1 398 from the Cnlversltv of ONE OF THESE-- hf'ld m Gro,;.'se Pomte Auxlhary at 8t John HospItal, Mrs SmIth.Thomsen, 79, MIchIgan a110 the Unl\:erslty \lemonsl Church 10 Grosse where she was past preSIdent CAN CHANGE was an active member of the of Santa Clara, California POlOte Farms on Saturday and a member of the board of A THOUSAND LIVES commumty and belonged tc •the veteran of Apnl 18 for Grosse POlnt~ dIrectors A World War II, SUPPORT MEDICAL RESEARCH Grosse Pcmte A....t!st Gu~ld, the Mr Yerkeb se •• ed In the Parh n'sldent I!.sther Gt>mpel Mrs Motscha]] IS SUT'Y!ved Lvchmoor Club, the Gn 'sse Umted States Navv a~ an elec- .:.tunce v.ho dlec. III Cottage by her husband, James Pomte Yacht Club, The Old tI'lclan s mat" l--{os;Jlt:11 In Grosse POInte Motschall Sr, a daughter, Club of Harsens Island, the After the war ht' became a Fa.rm'- on ~londa) ApI'll 13 Patncla Fancy two sons DetrOIt Athletlc Club and t€'achcr of mdth"llldttcs and Chnst Church Grosse POI nte • '" as on thp GrasI'''' Pomte II'

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~~, Apnl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 11A Dust off those old dreams and try doing something new~~

, • Smce we have onlv one !lfe to rEhree lhoo!>(>;;; to keep active flLdrly l>IX.no'lth~ v. ltbu ..t loos- 11\'e, It I" not s'.1rpn"mg th," Il:-c.med It and \\enf WISf} to makp It a long one else mg any pen&lOP De' (fits It LO'Tl,r.t. clal 5ht; formed a Thanks to advances III medIcal "tart"d a JC)~ bdrlk for ret!r"e~ raud ..vII]e With The problew IS that many troupe her ofIerl'lg tnem pdl t-tlme Job!> at ",('Ience, ealh gen~rdtlOn 1Mb tImes when mdnn.duals oot to brother a \lrlUO"O gu'wnst In seen the nfe span extended I ~ ;lUun r' raW, thdt !laG been pre. 1:iLU she betame a &taff take on another Job ~fter '1O.l~j-, filled 0) oubldl' tempo beyond tnat of the pi evlOus rehrement, they are fdeed WIth plilnJ"t for WBE:'\, a radIO bta- ld.Tle:::, one It wll! soon not be unlOm- thE' realizatIOn that t~)e second llOT! m Buffalo Ldter she man, we are prowlsed, for men E. xdm;--le!> of pea pI!; ...b" hdd C to t~e one tnat beCd'T,e tre wgenue III the lOuth blrthday Not only that, 'Prime Time r..t1~pmenl an. not dlfhcult to GIbson Famlly '::;how wa& a lIfetlwe career Many of find but un,el>" tht'y ar/? known the added years w.ll not be the Job opportumtles pay mml- After her marnage she By Marian Trainor fo U", It IS dJff,Lult to rel nut Ju"t a Whl~ HI& par- tlK ml.d'..lID 0f tele\lSlOn v. as a good health dnd vIgor from youngel ....orken, IS a e\er befun, The guod ne\\;" '" '>chool ents were farmers Hp kmm!> that gaud shoe!> Cdn be repa'reG ~ter]'ng example of a 75 year- This gIant ".ttep forward In worry, It neo:d not bt: Most The fathE'r of ope of her &tu- what he IS domg now and what a half-dozen time" or mOTlo old grandma who dt>hghted, longeVity, halled as a !:Jreak- young people eIther don't want dent~ \\ho .....a'" a photograph- he Will do when retirement entertamed 8TJd de]1\ en.d for through for medical SCience, IS them or take thlm temporanly Another examplf: of a second er, remembered her from her comes I!> her "p0l'bOrS She b Loretta regarded as a nuxed blessmg until they find a better one career after retirement a 74. radiO days Gomg from an as<'l!;tant Vlee \edl-old ex-mus'(' tedcher .....h~ T'.lpple, that SdUL) dynamo by SOClOtUglstS and economists Workmg at substandal d pay He offered to take shots of preSIdent IS a major change In got hooked on runnmg and v. ho ,\ a., he~t i{no\\ n for her Waat are people gomg to do at a s<1bstandard Job can pre- her and send them w talent employment for another d \\ork v,lth the 'Fruit of the With those added Jesrs whlch sent such problems as loss of establIshed "ewnd career Jar agents She was 63 years old at retIree At one tIme m hIS Loom" htly~ She 31'0 delivered amount to roughly one-thIrd of self-esteem, learning ne,", pat- himself as a road-race consul the time care~r he had been a welder tant and orgamzer He orga. added ling to buch products ab a hfetlme? terns of ,""ork alld adJustmg to In a bus,nel>s ....here age 1lil and had learned to work With aut0 l7'uffiers, pens, dough- LeglslatlOn or pre"sure to new working conditions 1I1Zes road races dnd fun rum, usually a major handicap, hIS hands from tne growmg horde of Jog. nuts, aetergents and English Loretta turned It mw an asset. keep JX'Qple on the Job If they so To aVOId thiS, It IS much bet. When he saw that the only gers who cro""d the street> to muffins Wlsh may be legJslated But ter to plan ahead whlle you are Granted hers IS an unusual shoe repall' m !us hometo .....n raIse money or to compete In Loretta y, as a plano prodIgy reahstlcally, employers can still employed Rese 16 There such means as asslgnmg some- hke to do after bemg retired fidepee him untIl he mastered the ....ere four children In the faml- one ('lse to do his work, demot- from your present Job. JeetB he would be glad to do for RetIrement doesn't mean you shoemaker's craft It was a free I) and aflother one on the way Ing bun to a lower Job or Just For mstance, a 54-year-()ld have to give up If you would good deciSIOn Because shoe A solutIon for retirees who Dt:to:rmmed to help out. she got makIng It generally unpleas- product plannmg englneer rathp.r be ousy Dust off those pnces are soanng, shoe repair Just don't want the aggra~atIon a record of ~KJtten on the ant. Wlth a major cnmpany bought a dreams and try somethmg new. is a growth mdustry There IS a of learnlllg new skills IS a For those who have made 40-acre tract of laPd 45 !ll.lles work the fOl'Us of their lIfe, natlOHal trelld toward repall"- part-tIme Job With a funnel' ---'I from hIS workplace He .bwlt a mg, not replaClng shoes. The looking ahead to domg nothmg house on the property and employer or m the bame field I pnce of leather has gone up of expertise is a dreary prospect that's hiS home now and for the- Import '1uotas from TaIwan Traveler's Insul ancE' of But retirement no longer future He raJ.ses soyb€>ans on a and Korea have been cut As a Hartford altered Its pen:.lon means domg nothmg, if the small scale an.:l plans to result more Amencans are plan so that retirees can work Getting older? Cottage community program can help Marla Ruhana, MSW, CSW, poslttve th10kmg can mcrease Cottage Hospital, located at one In the "enes ofLlfeWI'le 55 Henry Ford Contmwng Care, your self-confidence, help you 159 Kercheval, one mIle south mformatlve programs at Henry inVItes you to Join in a lively, connect WIth others and enable of Moross. in Grosse Pointe FO'l'd Cottage Hospital mteractIve chscussion at the 4 MASTER MECHANICS SERVING YOU • you to move successfully Farms Park.inJr 18 avaJlable 10 desllmed eSDeclallv for tlPonlp WITH THE HIGHEST llljAlIlV ~ LifeWIse 55 program "Get through life's passages the deck on M~ir Road, across 55 y~ars of ~ge or better' . Older, HapPler~ on Get from the hospItal Bring in However, people of all ages Tuesday, Apnl 21, from 2.30 to OVER 27 YEARS OF MECHANICAL SERVICE "Get Older, Get HapPier" Wlll your parkmg tIcket for free val- are inVited to attend and learn 4p.m be held In boardroom B on the IdatIOn. more about mamtammg good Ruhana wIll show you how lower level of the Henry Ford "Gd Older, Get HapPIer' 1S health 16521 East 9 Mite Ad • EastpOinte For free reservatlOlls, call 773-5820. All Repairs: Major & Minor Salute to mom parade to be held in Lansing this year (313) 640-2~25 ------NommatIOns are bemg Will be held In Lansmg or. Those who wl&h to nommate sought for Michigan's oldest Saturoay, May 16, the weekend someone should contact motht'rs to partiCipate in the folloWlng Mother's Day .Salute to MichIgan Mothers,~ • mnth annual MIchigan In the parade. 10 of 10 care of DebbIe Stabenow, Parades mto the 21st Century, MIchigan's oldest mothers \Vlll parade applicatIOn, PO Box Salute to Mothers The 1998 be honored The mothers Wlll 4945 East LanSing, Mlch, p>.Irade IS the mnth of 11 belDg also be honored at a special 48826. held to usher In the next centt:- brunch along With members of All apphcatlOns must be ry 111 Michigan The parade theIr familIes postmarked by May 1

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HAWK N SPUFlSANTlQU£S ..... C J WILIAMSON '1R.1 f.ll Aloe" DOl CA'" ""11 t:~l 11 nct'\n ill sunON'S FARM ANTIQUES 1..0" ... _' ... _11 .....""" .,., Pe""1rs~ ...~r_ 9 alj~F' S. 1( 8"jQ.&1 Orl91M ROY 4.~"AE !. lEE BERNAFlC JACKSON PROFESSIONAL & OCCUPATIONAL Lhelsea MI O'lE''t'a ..... ~""'Q c-e AMERICAN 18!h c Carved wooden 18th & 19th c furl' & accs~ ncl cOin SI LVE R U STEIFF ANIMALS, EARLY GAMES ANTIQUES MfDIGAL DENTAL n'" a"'", u a +1/'.Jc ...... Cra .....ro "..,; n,aJ C"'ndi'PQr' horse read purchased from 92 yr Old PAINTINGS Ine P01 d: of GENTLEMAN SCHOENHUT CATALOG 'I" at..J ,. e ,,"'oar.. .:I" -I'- ~ c 1940 SCALES TE:LESCOPES I gentlef"'a- r fI.'l UP PPIOCl HAMLIN ::,CHOOL all orl(lll'

THE BROTHERRS ANTIOUES THEOHAR & GaVE BAY HAWKINSON VINTAGE FRENCH STONE J Vitiage OH AIROLA & AITCHIE the Country Genllemen of Ann Arbor eM Wahl '!llon ""D SPORTS MEMORBILIA inri "The Book of LITHOGRAPH St1l1d fourtd In PA RACER J L HESS 5" Iitho'apred !In Smalr CQnMctl c ut drop l$&f ll!'bIe tarll" t,.. n bowl on .tal'd -early tolley ~a<;;k oollm homt,pun dr"'n redw.re

Sn.ker &~n N F Shaketl (North FlIfT'Uly Shall..,.s) BL&cil;$e1'terlr\9 on bro,vn """'rd 'rom Enfield Co..,ne<:tlc U1 All of these dealers & more will be at our Saturday ;;JS~d~~~;;;t! April 16. 1998 Grosse Pointe News Schools rStudents return from France; • prepare to host counterparts The Crro;,»e POllltt' fifth graders who pdrtlclp"ted In the 19~B French Back to-Back Program returned fror:J thell tnp abruad on Marcr. ~{OFor three week"" the) attended a Frct.Lcn ~...h0v~, t:fl.Jv.)tU ~uJtur .. al eVt>'lts, vl:>lted ITlUbeum::., I se.eral churche~, and went to I I Monaceo .....heH~ thev "!lW tl,.. changmg of the guarJ ~. ". - On Apnl 26, their French - . ... student counteroarts are scheduled to amv~ In Grosse POInte for their half of the pro- Mason history gram Mo~t >VIIl be housed The Mason School preservation COmmIttee recent- I WIth the ~ame famlheE whose ly restored a historical plaque in the school lobby in children traveled to Fra.'1ce, a preparation for the school's 70th anniversary. few VI'III ~tay With ~host only" Pictured an: the comm!ttee's co-chair people (left fanuhes to right) Marlene Joseph, Steve Puck~tt and ThIs IS the mnth year that Maryanne D'Arc&. the Grosse Pomte School The committee also had an ~Adopt-a-doorknob~ • System has panlclpated m drive to raise money to refinish the original Boud of the Back-to-Back program Education doorknobs. Fifty.-iz. families partipated Each student's fanuly pays for and a commemorative plaque is being made in their all program and travel costs recognition. mvolved, as well as hostmg the French students In theIr Grosse Pomte homl:'s The \-'1S- ltors '....ill be attendmg c1asi>es Notre Dame hosts at Mall'e l<.:lementary School Euchre tourney Ir------,I and WIll be exposed to a "'Ide Students and staff at Notre Don't sell vanety of cultural 3.nd recre- Damt.> HIgh School ;uoe hostmg • atIOnal actlVltles In the Maire 5th grader Lindsay Montgomery, left, is wel- a Euchre Thurnament on Apnl : your BABY! r Detroit metropolitan arare VI'lth the port various programs at South's Tower newspaper. helps Maire students students and they shared theu the school loeated in Michelle ~y and Chr'...ssy Castelli work on a expenences m newspaper reportmg Grosse Pointe Park. • journa1iam project, WIth the class Maire hosts Mother Nature's event April 23 NOTICE OF Pl'BLIC HEARING: NO'lce IS hereby given that the Maue EI~mentary School Plannmg Comml,slon of the Clt) of Gro<,e Pomte Woods 1'1 accor- is having a "Spnng Thmg- d.mee ....Ith Seet100 98-171. CommunJt} Fa~lhtH;:~ DI,lIlct. of the 1997 Best at Wiegand's Back to School Night II" on Clt} Code Will hold a public heanng at 7 30 P m on Tuesday. Apnl Apnl 23 at 7 p m 28, 1998 In the Coun~l! Room of the Mumcloal BUilding. 200:5 Jackson & Perkins Members of the Grosse Mack Plaza, Gros~ POinte Woods to hear the request of Umverslty Pomte commumty are lIlVlt- Liggell School 1045 Cook Rd for perml<;<;lonto re\lse th" p.rrkmg Readi- Plant Boxed Roses ed to Jom the MaIre parents, lot and main entrance f..1! Jnlere~ted persons ar~ m~lted to attend Take $2 Off students and staff to enJoy an evenll!g of student are Louise S. Warnke, work and wntmg, MaIre Homegrown Trees volunteer recogmtlOn, 1977- LG P1\l 04/16/98 ClTYCLERK 98 school year shde 'lhow, Excluszvely at Wiegand's and classroom \-'1ewmg of new maps, globes and tech- Large cahper trees noloev oowpment fM NOWOPEN Tn-lCks 2 ' 4" in diarr..eter Ref';;;shments ~l1i be mcluded In the evemng'" actn,..~tles, ~ ~ Metro Detroit's Best Selection 151. Clare holds of Birdbaths, Fountains sale of children & Statuary items on April 25 The St Clare of formerly Flower Bulbs fronl Holland Montefalco PTO WIll hold a Mom to Mom Sale on La Stre~a Boutique & Alteratiolls Plant nou; for heauuful Saturday, Apnl 25 10 the St blooms thlS Sltmrner Clare Church SOCial Had on Located behind Walden Books (in [he Village) Mack Avenue and Take 20% Off v,'hlttter/Outer Dnve m ill the McCourt Building Lower Le~'el Grosse POinte Park Gently used chlldren'~ c1othmg, toyS and eqUIpment WIll be NO llfPOhVTMENTS NECESSARY avallabll' for purcnase Therl' I~ no l'O"t til i'nter the <;"111'Conv('nlent nour- fOl 169S0 h.crch('~<)1• Grnlilic Pointe. (3]3) 884-8663 Mrrndll\ 'I(ltllTda) the sale are from 10 a m 9ro 8 until 1 pm ~)Jmda, 10 to Ii ThiS ~ale supports the ~t lIuur', hll"t1a) - I-ridlly 10 . 6 • ~aturda} 10-5 4;625 Romto P{ank ktl ,\'uTill uf ;:,I \ ld, R( lid rlare School Llhrar) and • ( lo,('(i SUmld) & Monday \1au Irj, r lH I,hll' ,..,!l~ 2'>(, '(0" E'Inchment Program"

~~\ 1 Apnl 16. 1998 14A Business Grosse Pointe News Proposed Citicorp, Travelers merger biggest ever!~~

a't "ppi \\ ).,1.1\ \;'- 6 ('1'~,l6TOUl-cvtnL.natiUi1 t- .... C"mN\lllt' Ir th, Umt('c :;Cdre~ it n 111 mt lit 'ttaff of the forner t ht' ,Il .11!'1. 'I ut \ It II ~ \\ ij~ ht- COn-H tht \\ JTHl .., nH ...J...,un d b\ Pl. ....) kct Pl'1U? '\ ..tl lllal B lllk of Detrcnt ....hH h, ~"( I t'.( u. lh: ).., ~nd l.,1rgt..,t fltl~iIH.ldl ....t t) l('tl .. L T -:,pcurlt\ -,t f hI! t\~ .. 1tn .... '''!lIth \\ .' ,1" L'BS ~\\ b' B.mk d"Jd ''',thm tf>e fillan~lal conlmulllt\ r10n tJ>. dl tt'nf:>O ch€"nt~ \\ll (, d\ t'to. t}l\. "qjlu'" IdC"t'l I), Jt', 'It bJnh 1u gl't " ht'ttPl ~et Ullt\ dll,).! I ,t~ ~",\ e ~tru,(gl,.d \\hdt, tht b",t 1ll1,,~tn,el.t I I \, l I:'" Hl'" \,. lIlfJ-..A \ It ':>lr'r~' ]\2 ;.'Ir,! l hI ,0,( ;\t!U DI..1\I.il ..dgn l \\ lth mo ...t ..,(, \U It\ l~tiln ~t \\ lllC~L t( nle(\~urt. Pq.J.lt\ t{, comnlet\ d tht ee \ Pdr po~t ~t' tt< {r\ for YOU' l\ _1 , lit d l uur l-C' dll/\ul Gl hid ll'''t d~"'t:'t .... t ...... J.- l ... rfl)I l~h dnah ... tOt \. t'lTOh.t 1"- dnd ortf" lo(,h pi m .. e) ~'Tad<.ldte pro,(rdn1 !e"dlllg w tht' tJnl) \OU (dO dtlld" LT~ ~ug Trlt P"\lt) ,....d \! onl\ ~114 bd lnll v~) DPL 31 ~lnd I)'J P1an ~t r ....t 1 H tht. ~&. P Sui) An tIll ",00 ,tock, III tllf b&:f' tltl" "L harter Fmalllldl ."wal \ ,t gE..:'l" ..(Ill ...O'l~Ult 'l J,f ta\. ad .l~t"r 'ilt llt r It ' : l 't' ( "nl< n( III \1-\ dbuut 6~ 1 :: Indt" 1'" tl t \H~t bL n( h tll.;trk SOO Iudp, the fa-t",t l;1"0" Jn5 or CFA dttOfflf'" tind f''\tilte pl.anner t,.ll'ld,\tnf.1ftl1l' b,lmd L'J'S h"" h"Pll dCtl\C In tht b<'fure lll"l.lflg ,In \ ~udden .....\ ..Ip u1 \\ 'l. .... Till D,,>\ Jun<, )l- Indu,tndl D,trOlt 'n\{ ~tPlent wrnmuTIlt\ Lng"" ('.t", "0 ...h...pt ...... 1 r....IT rip,- \\..1 Pt"fr1 i r1 ~hft I ~ _ II _ ._I'h _._ ~I t'h. _ A'\ 1 c"" Iluld, r \1, H j \\,1,", '<:1< 0' ttle DJl30 but n C'F.t.. prq::ralT' a( I'l>e I daught.er AI"w 1- a member of YOUR INCO\fE 1AXES L J tht a"1O nnh PdU1 ~tt 1ger m,.JTldg1ng the :-;~\'I 'lUrk en\ chapter Tlt'\ (P i-' if \ l dd~ ndtlOllalh Ihel e are fort Hh ,t th,'r 0\\ npd b\ Dcm ,10'''' &. ('0 . \\1111e factors beyond your control Cdn 1n<.reaSf> your msur. th(',"dnd, dnd thuu~alld~ of pro I 'Cl .....llan....nOn dPlldb \\ hv tht 1tpldcem':1t ....,11 Bob Maxey fe~,'onal~ {'ngag<,d In ~e(,uTlt\ 'l,lc' 1'-a\llpr, ~ [,C \n Jb\lU<.l" c.lIIdldm, I'ould be ance bul, you can !'hl1 reduce your annual premIUm In 'nany anah ~15 both OIl a fundamental ...h;l<; Fl..t :h(' ~ur \\lll JU .... hcer Mengden ownt In :hp DJI d I'"or "hllh l- '.0'0" maXImIzes, Here's Sl.lt of tXlt'llentt- I~ Il!U"\" th'11 j" ""eILI pre5e'lth ° 250S9.HS • Increase your dE'duC:hhlE' mdeed Dunng the Pd~t fhe years c" t1fi ( att ~ "hlCh I'1l1 legal!) Your deductlblE' IS the amount you agree to pay for a ('lti1m 90 p('rcenl of ('qUltv mutual funds adl1pt tr.p N'V. compa.l\' ndmc Holiday shortened and reporttPg money mallagcr~ expands on beiore your Insurance company begIns to pay This amount CltlgtOUP week have not equaled the performance The comhlPed compap\ "Ill be can range from $100 to as much as $.500 of the S&P 500 Index headq<.ldr'ereo at c.tlCOrp' mam The t. S stock ar.d oond mar- If you're "",lhng to mcrelil>t' your deductIble, you can SlgIuf- Congr atulatlOns to the trust Mack Ave. ufficl' at 399 Park 0\\ <' "e\\ York l.eb ....~re dosed hst Fnda,. Apnl lcantly reduce your yearly preIIUum. Clt\ acros" the ;.treH from 10 m o1:>.e... ame of the Good By Brad Lindberg Of course, t~e a.-nount you save depends 00 your IDsurance (It;lOro CC'nter the funm luokmg Fnda, "holy day" For the four-da) Getting Staff Wnler ,k'~cr.lpcr ".tll the 4&.dC'gree "eel-. the DJI "'as about €'\en. up company, so be sure to check WIth your mdependent msuran('E' It s out "llilth the new and 10 'wf that durops I('e and ~no" 11 25 poInts clOSIng at 8,994 86 agent wlth the new - and used - as c'ntc>33rd Strpet dunng e\ markets rooled off b\ If you buy yeur auto and home msurance PV~;Cl~S from the the job Ct' pqudl chIef e>-ecut" e~. and d~chmng on both Tuesda\ and same complUlY. you may quahfy for a 5 to 15 percent disrount \"olksw~gen-Saab-Subaru A good way to attract favor. Bob Maxey. dealership • plan to stm at thE' ,,"C'IIT'for at \\t'dnesda) In addItIon, If you msure more than one car Wlth the samE able attentlOI1 and get ahead owner, said a bumper crop of le,,..pand lIzf' the "pooling of H.terests" the Dow sho\'ls & gam of 137 per. to 25 percent uy,)ur teenager's grade pl)1Dt ave~e 1.8 a 3.0 or Mean",hlle, pick out the Job But that's only half the story aCCfJUntmg treatment In \\ hlch the cent higher or If they've completed an approved dnver's ed coune: you're shontmg for and aim for al> new luxury Town Cars and bala'll" "heets of the two campa- You caD also reduce your Insurance rates by 5 to 10 percent It Learn eYerythmg about the MountalI,eers are selhng well niP' aTe slmpl) combmed Item by Index funds, If your car 1& equipped Wlth secunty features, such as an Job and the knowledge and 1ll tills record economy "Also, Item Thl< techmque, contro\er- skIlls you'll need to do It well the new Cougar has drawn a lot 'I.ll at be~t pn>duces no "good- continued alarm system or an electromc b-ackmg device In addition, WIth air bags and automatlc Illeat belts, you may Ask your supenTlsor to con- of attentlOn,~ h" saId \qll " ",hl('h \\ould haH' had to be hould I bm mdl\ld.ual SIder you as a candIdate faT For Mm,e}, headquartered on \\ "tte off a< future e>-per.ses stocks, bre ~ profeSSIOnal quahfy for a discount of up to 30 pen:ent Ho\\ bus IS bll'(? The combmed that Job and expiam what you Mack across from Grosse Smane) manager, or bUj • Maintain a good chivmg record_ It • comoam "'111 op.>rnt.e thnuoa...,d" Lndex fund~? There's no "pat" Insurance compames oft.E.n reVIew your dnving record for are dOIng to prepare for POlnte Park for 16 years, of offic'" glob:?u) ha\e annual If you need more educatIon, expandmg ontG RICCI's old lot answer SemI" sa" "DIfferent the past t~ to five years when detennining your insurance n" "nu,,~ of about $50 bllhon strokes for dIfferent folk~ " go to mght school Work a!. an Just means movmg a few block:;; preIJUum So. If you maintam 8 good drivmg record WIth no hD\ e tDtal a~UP \\111 off.r one-~top Whv the almo;.t universal ost :lskl'd Quest1~n or checkmg und ~""ng~ aeposlt an5\\e" whIch LT8 "eeeIVes aCl'uunt- cn.dlt card, illOltgageS r(;gard'ng _n\E'stments ~tOt~ .1nd b'nd u'1deno.rltmg L!'S recel\E'S comments from lll,mr)\\ ncrs 'iuto .md hfe JnSUT. readers fnends, relatl,e, and ~ .meE- d,~et mandgcment mergers strangers "Why don t my and d.('qul~lt1.Jn~ ao\-we, commer- stocks/mutual fund" measure CIal luan- derl\ atl\'e secuntles, uF'I~ "How can I get e, en~' and fureH::n exchange tradIng f\~n Business PeoRle • Dr. Ruth Rydstedt has reCEIved certJiica- Redo your kitchen for the tlon In hone densltc.metry from the SocIety of Chmcd.l Bone DensltometT) price Of a good meal. . ..- ~. Dr Rydstedt IS a preSIdent elect of the Macomb Count) M"dlcal SOCiety and IS on the eXE'Cutl"e board of St .Joseph ~1ercy Macomb She I~ a reSIdent of Gro~s(' Pomte Shores

Elizabeth Puleo has JOined HIram \\Talker Rydstedt as Kahlua semor brand man- rJ ager 101f\l Pnor to tIer new Job, Puleo workeJ 'n the new product de.eloprnent group for Clalro! She holds a bachelor's degree from tl,e l"nn erslt! of ::-'flchlgan aud a master's In mter- natIOnal management from the AmerJcan G~aduate School of InternatIOnal Management m Arizona Puleo She !Jyes v{lth her l-,usband 'n the CIty of Gro:,se POI;;te

Henry Ford Health System has annuunced the followmg For what you spend each montn dining out, you can have a appomtm"nts 1 I *,!1 kitchen yOJ 'n vv'c:nt to dine Iii - ~Vltilour HOIf)!;: EYUlly LOdn Named to the board of tru~tees ",ere Gro~sc Pomte Shores re;,- l95 ldent Lynn Ford Alandt, David Hempstead, of Grosse Pomte It'. hE':~er Y0U re look ng to atford homE' Imp'ove"T'ents or JJ~t take a vacation ,ve

Park an attorne\ and partner Wlth the la\\ firm of Bodman, CC'" hi'l:) ,OL. go' 'he mr'rE' { IUU r", J the') y~" r eeo I' 0 k'w ntere I -lome Longle} & Dahlmg m DetrOIt. William Rand!! III ofthc CIty of I $190.60 Eql. ty Loar S d S"'1a't way to bon Ow Vou can bo"o", l P '0 8(1' r' th;; eq J ly " GroS'te Pomte ? cha>i.ered financial analyst and genE'ral partner I pu mor'n I '" (h"r'I" C'> )r ., ....\ ~tp ;='1'""1('1 .. ~o "1'. -"rpc.' n ro::. t;n rl I ...... 01 -:>agr"" Y ntner, L P an eqUlt) mvc"lment [unu In \,ros"e Pomtc I $20.000 I 3d" 1-"'0) )-OLJcal p"er bP 2opr .... ed /.~ fl .::::4 nOul c, C It uc.., (-,-.~Z'y '0 'PO Y I'" f r t.., :it-1 'S I ;.,arned to the health S) sV'm ~ N orthCdSt board of trustees [150 ,><>y,)P')t,) by 0 lU' ....l.- ,,)"1rl ,Ie tl S'1OW yOJ hOf~ many .J11 ('" ...t Ol~ Ie I j'-"2 '.... ha\E' \\ erp Gros,e P,)mt .. Fann~ re.ldeT'ts Kathleen Barclay, gener- -.-J Sofld ThInking Smart Idf>a~ ...1 dlrcrtor or numM' J"e~OLlrce~ for General Motcr~ Corp m i WaiTPn IT'd .John GaJ(llp rrp~ldl'llt ilnd Chlf'f (Jp('rat n.r; office" For information or to apply call: of Dan") ('f mrnf"C ] ('rcd l Corp In 'TT(J' t r,drl He~nan o[ (Tn,," POInte P.lrK \\ 1, named I( tne board 1-800-CALrLr-MNB

of Ht'nrv Joor~" (.m. ,numh Care (orp Hu>nan h \]U' prhlden' www.MichiganNational.com of NatIOnal BaltimorE-' Co In DetrOIt ~i N anwd to t hI' h( ,lith ~\ ~tf'm ~ SClene< c C'enti'r bfJard '" ere r;)rrn~ l(, t 'Jut,,'d( OlCUpurts of tv. 0 \ emcles m the to F ?.rm" poLce, ter fathe r ""Id IIlg Il,., front door be,ng opened, Easter bummer h pU]JU, bt..,dljud.I1.u dt \'er:'..e- hands of emergenc\ medIcs on bhe'd been ~bnnglOg man} althuug • no (JIll.' \\ as l(,~nC1 to Flips filched TbL re rehea<;eQ aftE'1 ,p< !ld- A v. a}v- ara bldch. and v, hltt. fl et of gra,,~ durmg th( Olght of "..1[, en ,h ,tem~ .",lre filS". E.Aplorer bemg dn' en south on ...~a Ti:31Ch::i",,1.t:' u..t...!l.t:' oj bL lJ.lot~ domestic rabblt v.as found Saturdd), Apnl 4-5 ng -'\. r,e.~'lbor heard loud MUlr by a Woods woman The of Renaud mlJ.:1chmg grass on the fr"nt nlhh frop, iP€, rear of the fuTl.1:' of the crash flipped the Un Mondd) Apnl 6, a S5u Purse stolen lawn of a reSIdence In the first r,Ou~l d, approxImately 930 t;"-.:""'r'\ l...... on ... ""T" ..... ,...:: Caravan stolen \.1'ry+.... J'V'lI .... i'j ....,....h...,...... _ 1 _ On ~;:')h1t.rl~\. Anr1 11 ...,~ l)lUU\ 01 UXlOra In ltro,;"e i\ g-re ..n 1992 Dodb"'_Cannan fro'1l a veh~cie pdrked j'1- 5 14 }J m d. "f\Omar ts:.ported , Both dnvers and two occu- POinte Sheres on Fnday, Apnl the Wd., stolen frorr the 400 block f.rst block of Lakeshore Lane the break In of hrr 1997 ,Jeep • pants of the car receIved mlDor 9, at 8.30 am Park solves B&E mJunes ofMcKmle) dunng the mght of parked ",t her resldf>:)CE'In the Pollce determmed that the Gross" POl~ lp Park detec- Sunday Apnl 6 it y, as rewY. 14uO block of Hampton :n bunny belonged to a nearb) Weekly QUIL ered earh the next morn.ng on Grn"" .. p()wtP \,,'():)d~ tne" follo\\ed up on a su"pect farml} v- ho had gone !lV-d.yfor ,n\cJved r,l1)' '''lft of a te,e Thefts at South BerkshIre ill Detrolt Stolen were d purse, cnec .... the hohday tally in Shores Y,<>,on from the 1 jOll blocK of The van s 19t1ltlOn had bf:-en bOCJklredlt cards com pac t dlSC believed solved A nelgnlx-r IS carmg for the Two "U~f>Pl'tFrl dn1Tll{e" d.., '-1~~ laDo r ...~nrtf:-d::>:: .\P:1] 3 punched out and tile mten'lr plaver w,tn dl~CS, and a c<:,J'.l- rabbIt untll Its ov.nt!rs come \ers were caught on LakE'ShOre OffiCIals at Grosse Pomte ransacked lar te!ephone There \\ ere no The suspect \-as arrested at home 10 Grosse Pomte Shores last South HIgh School thmk signs of forced "ntry as the ner home In DetrOIt and made ther\e soh'ed up w 48 thefts of week a full adrmsslOn The property On Monday, Apnl 6 at 12 12 vehIcle's SIdes consist of canvas • Items rangIng from gym eqUlp- City break-in covenng tnat snaps shut I'. as returned l(, the ov\ner Car window a rn A 43-year-old man from ment to graphIng calculators $2,800 m tools and electron- and open apparently Bay Clty was pulled over for !n an mvestlgatlOn spear. ICSequIpment were stolen from Furnace fire smashed dnvmg w,th a burned-out headed by asslsti'!lt pnnclpal a rosldenee m the 800 block of Park firemen responded to a A voo.ka battll' was thrown heaellght Upon mvestlgatlon, Russell Luttlnell, four witness. Umverslty on Fnday, Apnl 3, For the birds cal! on Wednesda). Apnl 8, at through the rear wmdow of a the man admltted dnnkmg es reported seemg t",o female benveen 1 a m and noon A reslde!'lt l.Il the 1500 block Eo 38 p m that flames were 199i Lincoln ContInental ChemIcal tests revealE>d a suspects loobng classmates' IIi \\hat mIght be a related of Holh'VI.'ood m the Woods comIng from the furnace of a parked at a resldence In the blood alcohol level of Ii gym lockers InCIdent, at 3 a m on Apnl 3, called paDce to report a bird 10 house In the 600 block of 200 block of Memweather dur- On Thursday. Apnl 9. at As for the two suspects, one the owner of a home m the 200 the hVlPg rooIT' Lakepolnte The boller had run mg the mght of Apnl 8-9 11 05 P m a 39-year-old IS no longer enrolled m the block of Flsher reported hear- The cnSlb was resoh ed dn Damages totaled $500 Hamson TownshIp man dn- before pollee arr::ved \\,nen the =- Brad Lmdberg •GPS police train with Detroit crime unit By Brad Lindberg "There 18 very llttle major Staf: Wnter ".s<:tm~ the cnrne lab lD hours of observatlOn spread cnme m the Shores, so we're actlOn Will help our officers Pollee from the Village of over a year The Shores officers sendIng our officers to Detrolt learn some of the latest meth- Grosse Pomte Shores are get- partlCIpatmg are Sgt Damel to hODe thelr slotis," sald thE' ods of eVldence collectlOn," SaId tmg a hands-on refresher ctllef Pullen, and pubhc safety offi- Healy cers John Jebrael, Scott Rohr course m eVldence collectwn by "Just by the sheer popula- Premium Fl!)"\ypJ'S, Pkts a.ndGifts The DetrOlt-Shore" connec- ant: DaVid KW1atko~skJ. shado\'\'lng the- DetrDlt Pohce hon SIze of Detrolt, there's hon stemmed from Healy'S FranCIS saId the Job of the Department's forenSIc 8emces more opportunity to study Emaordinary F10wers for Emaordinary 0reasi0llS rapport wlth DetroIt Pohce mobl1e cnme lab "18 to gather, dIVIsion. the group that pre- methods of eYldence collectIOn Chlef IsaIah McKmnon and document and preserve eVI. Wedding & Event Consulting serves and documents evidence witl} theIr mme umt " commanders of the Detroit dence of pOSSIble crimmal CustomSiIk & DriedAn1mgements • at enme scenes De:rolt pollee offi~r LoUIS force actIVIty." Floral Subscnptjons The Shores lS detroling Its Fraoos, a member of the eVi- "When you've been In law Upon amval at a cnme certtfied eVIdence techmcians dence techniCl8.Il urnt's forenSIC 92 Krrebeul G P F enforcement as long as I have, scene, he sald, the umt cordons "\e~ 1\100 - Sat. 9.30 - Cj'3G to DetrOIt to "observe their <;erVIcedtVIslon, said suburban 313-882.t4W you get to kno\\ a lot of people," off the area, takes pho- rull Del.nel') & Wnoe 5en-.u major cnme scene unit," said pohce departments oftI'D saId Healy, a 33-year veteran tographs, dusts for fmgerpnnts Damel Healy, chief of publJc "aCCQmpany us to Sl'e whac we of the Shores' force and preserves and records safety m the Shores. do and how we do It " The progt"!lm lnvlllves 40 phYSIcal eVIdence Widen your vision with panorama photography By Monte Nagler • Special Wnter Someone once sald that the w:fference between conventIOn- al and panoranuc photography i IS the drl'ference bLtween look mg at a Clty through an office wmdow or from a rooftop t Panorarmc cameras replace the normal Vlews of conven- banal lenses and offer sweep- • mg VIStas that go beyond the reality of tramtlOT'al photograph~ Viewer., are llnmediately struck. by how dtfferent panorama photographs are and how much mformatlOn they contaIn. Panorama cameras have been around for many years, • some even dating back to the 1800's Tnen, as now, they come In many vaneiles. Some shoot moderate panoramas whlle others rotate a complete 360 degrees Utah'. Highway 163 as it leads into Monument Valley produced one of Monte Nagler's They are aval1able In many iavOl1te panorama pictures. Notice how the symmetry adds impact to the photograph. price ranges The most affordable and popular are the dIs- posable Kodak a...'ldFUJI models wluch are found everywhere cameras are sold The pnce averages about $11 and you get 12 shots Wlth each, the pnnts bemg tWIce the length of a conventlonal PIC- ture

WIllIe the camera 15 diSpos- Imported Baby and Children's Furniture and Accessories able, you retam the negatlves for liIly deSIred repnnts More sophlstlcated panorama cameras can cost thou- sands of dollars and are used mostly by profeSSionals and very senvus anlaLeUrS They are avaIlable In fixed or rotatlon models yYnen usmg a panorama camera, place yourself In a "Vista" mode and select sub- () MONTHS SA.J\lEAS CASH I Jects that lend themselves to panoramic photography. C'2lI Nm4' For A A vast moun tam range, a I meandenng nvel', a dramatIc • seascape or a sJ)ectaClIl,:,r "'''~' I skylme all Vl-ould be excltmg MI"HrCAaJ'~ 11IP""11'''. U"!i fj 'hI .. __.. __ f I suhJects .. II .. "" .....'&;~ I , 2 -u !' !~ lJt/U.t:K Always kepp the honzons • OV!!I' 65 YeIIICIeS 70 serve VOII level and place them low m the Full 5.year Parts I Labor warranty On Everytt\/ng we Install Vle.....'finder Wlth a dramatlc sky llnd high In the vlewfinder Wlth a plam skv l' or scemc shots, pIa ~e fore- I II _ ground subJect& 10 the composI- tion for added mterest Don't FURNACE overlook thl' POSSlblhty of ver Heating Air C01d,t,onlng & E:ectrlC

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Local fitness expert promotes stress management, diet and exercise wl,t (oj \llth '>IX ,pOKe,; compn.:;- Susan Bock'" pedldtnudn" 1111-> ...... 1..\".1,.1 Ii';:' ...... ut ltu .... p lA. \\eH' , hut pLuple can use the bIcs cla"s In fdct dactO!" saId through the spine to the neck," \lel:lll,,,,, v,'led 10 m2ke theIr aerobiC, had a lot to do \I Ith she .aw It Happy feet don't come !I\e .. hettLr rounded' The mam dIfference cbeap She said good cro",,- An Importdnt dspect of overall \I ellm',~ IS nandhng !>tress betll een the t\\ 0 bIrth;, \\ as traIners cost about $70 and Bock's partiCIpatIOn m aero- should be replaced as often a'i Pellegnno "ald people can bICs classes taught by every three to SIXmonths, reduce stress by understand- Cherylynn Pellegnno dependmg on the intenSIty Ing that \Ie re amay, gomg to hale some degre( of anxIety "Sue IS amazmg," saId and irequency of a workout Pellegnno, ('ompanng Bock's Pellegnno runs through a pall" The tnck 1'5t(l mampulate mght-und-day expenences of shoes every 90 days stress to makE' us more pro- wIth chlldb1l1h "She's a really ductive Other time", you Just hard II orker " Diet or d-i-e? have to nde It out To help reduce stress ~he LikeWIse, "Cherylynn has Just because you're exercls- offered the foilov, Ing t;ps dehvered on everythmg she's mg, don't skip breakfast, • "Take at least 20 minutes .,,,er promIsed," "dId Bock "If you were dnVlng from thrE'e hme'i a \leek to do about the aerobICS mstructor Grosse Pomte to CharlevOiX, somethmg Just for} ourself. who helped make such a big you'd make sure your car had whether It'S medltat'ng, Slt- ImprO"ement In her hfe gas III the tank Do the same '. tmg and stanng, exerc, 'llllg, The two met a few years ago '" Ith your stomach at the star'; even cleanmg, If that's what when Bock, who works m mar- of each daj," said Pellegrmo you \\ ant to do ' ketmg for Ford Motor Co , "I don't belIeve In the word • Perform progTE's"lve mus- enrolled m the VItal OptIOns dIet The first three letters of cle relaxatIOn "('ontrdct and aerobICS program at the diet spell dIe" P~lOto hv Rr; ..h ~J!ja.rs relax each mU3de group one Grosse Pomte War Memonal Food shouldn't be the Cherylynn PeUegrlno. certifi~d aerobics instructor. personal trainer and professor of at a time - Sha was haVlng trouble losmg enem}, saId Pellegnno, who stress management, said exercise is only one aspect of a healthy lifestyle. ~Combine If all else falls \11th stress weight gamed dunng the hkes hamburgers and chicken exercise with controlling stress and eating right to live well," she said. management, PellegrInO saId, pregnancy of her son HIgh noodle soup, "People should said, She added that people son" to exerCIse, When sllmmmg down, "Get a Bnttany "paTuel A flop- blood pressure didn't help till thelT bodIes With nutn- 'lhould never stretch a cold • Shm down and firm up, Pellegnno saId not to IVOIT) py-eared dog doe~ ....onders for Pellegrmo, a graduate of tlOUSfood they enJoy" muscle whIch mayor may not mvolve excessIvely about "'clght los'l ;,tre"s " Her Bnttanv IS named Grosse Pomte North High As for nutntlunal supple- She Said people should hold weight loss, "People don't realize thei can Dakota and accompames her School and holder of a mas- ments, "they have a place stretches VE'rvstill for 30 sec- • Add muscle, -VhlCh usually lose fat, but becdusp exernse to aerobiCS and college classes ter's degree ll1 health promo- Women need calCIUm But onds to a mlllute "Never Involves gawmg .....elght builds muscle and muscle tIOn and wellnes8 managt'. bounce whIle str~tchJng,~ she beforE' swalk.wmg a bunch of In between, there are vana- weighs more than fat, the) Choosing a health ment from Spnngfield College expensIve supplements, do cautIOned Ilons on the theme But 10 might not lose welgnt People In Massachusetts, combmed some research," she saId each case, the workout should should Judge theIr progrrbs by club or trainer aerob:cs InstructIon ....Ith Goals of ~xerds(' mcrease a person's strength, lookmg at lllche" ]Obt and hov. '.Vhen choo"mg an aerobiCS stres. management to rt'duce Exercise shouldl'/t There are two general red- stamma and fleXIbIlity theIr dothe~ fit ' "he 'idId Instructor, pel "ond 1tramer or Bock's WE'lght and blood pres- To help people ;,hm do"'n, hI aith club do \Ih.lt anyone \I hurt 'iU!e hlle increasing hrr PpllegrmCJ Londuct. tat-burner \\ auld do \I hen hlr.ng an "I get angry \I hen I hear "trength and stamina clp"-"..,, that laq .Ibout 35 rom emplov ..e Inten IE"\ them,' people say 'there s no gam 130~kattended deroblcs ute~ .aId Pellegrmo "Make ~un' WIthout pam,'- she saId "It's cla'ises untIl a \I eek hefon- the Shf' 'laId 3 good ca,dlOvascu- the people are currenth certI- one tlHng to overload am!..!> hlrth of her daughter and ler to fl'cl pam If r{'turned four weekb after- h~art rate to I W 15ll -The Check their eduL.ltlOn.ll hack- ward "My daughtRr's bIrth you ft'cl pam, snmeth1l1g'" elderly shouJdn t go ahme 130 ground .. wrong There's a fine lme ....as less risk} because I v.as unless their ph) SIClans say If" She sa,ci to look for an aero- there, dnd that's where a .:;tronger and my blood pres- OK" "he sald hlC~ Instruct/'r y,ho IS a faclll- trameI' comes III You don't sure Wll':;down," SaId Bock To buIld muscle mass, tdtor, not" performer "som;:- have to WipE'your~elf out to It tool( Bock about five Pellegrmo puts her clIents on one IIho \V-II edulate you get results" months to lose the 25 pounds a II clght hftmg I Go.ltmecalled about )lour bodv nutntlOn and When Bocl{ started aerobiCS, shE; gamed dunng her fir"t 'stackmg" "tress management n shp SaId, "I can't believe that pregnancy ThIS tIme, ~even '1 have them lift progres- "Cheryl) nn IS d grPdt motl- though I gam~d 34 pounds, I'm not sore after all that hard Sl\ ely heu\-Ier Weights a fewer \ ator, , ..aId Bock "She gn es a work ~ I'm losmg It much qUIcker 1 'lumber of repetltlon' For lot of posltll'e runf\lrcement, have only four p....unds to go," LdCl. of pam IS one reason mstance, I'll have chents lift like O'JtlCIng Implo\ed muscle she saId Pellegnno said her students 70 pounds seven tlMes. then defimtlOn 8hp reall~ takes an In addItIon to v.orkmg WIth keep commg back 90 pnund'5 SI,hed In 1948, the of computed tomography m the late 1960s artery dIseasE' and ItS locahon It can Identlf) vanous organs 111 the bod) only non-mVaSIY" tool cardIOlOgists had for There arp vanous type'l of computed tomogra- lOJured but stIli VIable heart musc'" • MagnetIc Re"onancl.' ImaglOg (MRI) vlewmg the heart was the X-ray, which provld- phy Cardiac tomography can prOVIde crOSS-'iec- • C'ltra"ound Methods The echocardlOgram -ylagnetlc resonance Imagmf; became popular ed a limited look at the hpart's anatomIcal tlOnal .mage" of the Lhest, mcludmg the heart has emerged as one of the best, non-mva~he In the 19805 and l'i \\Idcly u"ed today CardIac structure and surroundmg blood vessels DIgital subtrac- procE'dures for studymg movement In the lmaglO; y,lfh ~IRI, hOWE-vPI' can have pmb- Smce then, the :-;HLBI hAS crnducted and :lOn angiography all~\\s phYSICIan" to dl"cnm- heart ThIS method emplo)~ sound waves that lems brcau"c "fthe beCilmg ofthp heart along supported much of the research that has led to mate bone and other tlssue'l from the target bounce off a target to produce an Image WIth motlOn of th f'0ronal') artenes dunng the non-mva"lle heart lmilgmg procedures t!"sue The technIque IS u~efullO findmg block- PhYSICIans can "ee the heart's \\alls and c.hJ.m each cardIac cycle ::o.fRL\lhlch u~es powerful available today, mcludlni, wmputed tomogra- :'lges In major blood ves-;els And ultrafast or bers, and can calculate the amounc ofclood fill magnets to create three dImenSIOnal pictures, phy scans, magnetic resonance Imagmg, and electron-beam computed tom0graphy 10; bCl'l1; mg the heart reqmrp" thnt thE' pdtlent he completely st.ll echocardlOgram., u,;ed to deted calCIUm depo~lt" m the blood Another type of cchocardlOgram. called dunng the procrdul'e to get an accurate Image ThE'sp tools LAn hl.'lp doctors e,,,mate the w ..sel.:; a" "'ell a" tv prOVIde d p'ctUle of the esophageal ult~a,,()und, u"e~ a \eTV .mall tuhe But MRI also ha' ,orne key ad\ant"ls;es It can progre"slon of dIsease III the heart dnd blood p:>art ...Itll an ultl asound transducer on ItS tIp The proouce Images of cardlOva"cular .:;truCtUTcS ves'ieb, and also can aid III dlagrlO'illlg a heart .Rdodol ~ h:we nletho.:l~ to ho .... blood nows thro.Jgh till hp]I{'ve il oX-R 1) AnglOgrnph, and ('omput, d detected b, a p'.1mmil CilmrTn duccr on th" tIp of 1 1'.11(1111 c"ll)('!el Thl" bcd'ilde MRI wIll one d,,'y hL pO"'lhle Tomof,'Tnphy (('1') Ev( r 'IllC(' tht- 131(' 19'>0.... 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\ Clor- I Caufman If :\f r ](1rof ha\e announced the PIJg-ufe, .\cryhc sculpture'i by Freaench Hill t and \11l-nae] Wilkmson ,~ !Inri Jcin Arndt of (,r("h~(, Pomte ,CjCl1cedegTI'P 1,1 humAn de\ el- nll-nr of thplr daughter, Davies- \")(Jri,_ I,. ;'v!l\ ,',('ddJr'f; " opnlf nt Shp teache" at a pn C'hn~ten E Han\{'\ to L PahI Bronze ScuJpturt> hv '-lanD Jd'iOn il'1J T01ld lnbar ' phnned ;ilt< 'cho01 In ralrfax Count" linn ,on of George a.,d :\1ary Gagnon Wl'.('j] earned .J h,lchelor Of Va Anne Zlnn of Gl(1,;<;e Pr,mte Old .~d '-'od(~~ P'''71~GS FOAMUSEU"S, FO'J'd."o~ •• ~d P~lVUE CollfCTlo., I \ 'irt, dC'gr(C' Jtl Irt Ill,tor; af'd C'aillman gr<1duated hJrt1 Farm, An Octohpr \l,cddmg 1S De~m0n and Ru,;.m Davws IIJgl!,h I\r"rg (lOIn tht Vlrg'lrllil Trch \\ ,th '1 bachplor plilnned of Gro«e POlnte Farms have 1 Ill\( r' It; ,I Plthollrgh ~hp announc('G trr engagement of r,f "lcncr degn 0 In electnca I Hiln,f'Y e.Jrr.cd :1 h'1thclor cf I' !I I chm.al II flIer Ih('lr daughter, ,Jennrfcr ~~ I cnglnu 'llIg ~-1l 1'- an eketneal lIt-. riP!:;I('C' from WC'~t"rn ('JIll< I elmre DavIE'~ 10 Rl.:hard J I,.r 'Il d h,-l\ fJ( lor of f n,-;Jn((r '" Ith l)rl "IOn ~clenc(' \lllhlg n1 l mH r'll; Ind:1 ,J D Ct Gdgnon .Ir. ~Ol1 of Rlrhard and '( I(n, ( d,>gl 111 {I, c rlcal Appll(.It Igf' @[~EJa&-W I elml Gngnon of G, o~<;ePmnte \ 235 Main Street • Rochester, ;\iichigan • 248-656-8559 J • Apnl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Faces & :R_I_a_c_e_s 38 Enjoy lavish Share Our Strength Tickets still available for ~Jfdinnerthat benefits the hungry Red Cross gala on April 18 1lw "'JI.,th, ,1,1, III \In! I"; In (h"ptE.' ,1 tht. AnK, ( ,n Ht'd M'clugd.1" lop lh"f~ dnd 'I' i\!lthlgan and commumtles ( '0-, \In: 'lIlD"..!', lh hftfJ cll,nllli Rtl"["lJdy ITI h"r:l /d]" ~ro".lpS Ilorhlf,g tl fifht ,Hld Pond B"K, f\ of .\1Ullllh, ,e~t,lUraleur, "lIl JOIn togetnel IIdth dn ,'H Itlrl~ bld( h tIC h( 1], ~it " j ....dtunL,., Af)nl I r, It th, acro~~ [pe lountrv" ,'dId ch(-f hUH>;LT III prewnt thE. Lmttd Sm,tt} " ot {{,"hf ,Ier Ru.."t] I rl on Thlll sda" Apn] 23 for the H.lt/ ( lt tlln Hl J h dJ ~)\J r'l JImmy SlhInldt d.L3d..:: StdLt..s ( 3.!'d d~$lop.nb ,:;'t.:"t .....t Ihl $f Ilti.Hlll l~lrLJll~ ftght agmn"t h,mgr r .Jt the Ttl< {\tnl?lf ~\ld II ttu't tV~fj d LhlrllJtdr(d'"J Ino'"l'trt...,pLlt I The c\ ent ,I> ~cheduled to t()l1DIlle~ St,>ak Hul.<"( (,f D, tllilt, ~ldno' annual natIOnal dnd dnnual t,lk!: place at 5 30 p m for (d Jlll'ctld )l(.r un lilllC ~ w.\ 1 ~-'[ \ H"hlJr Guy G')rd"n, \1 ho S(;\ ('nLy pC! lent of tlckt't of DurOlt dnd [h, R"Il11"anCt' I'Vhrhlgan Share Our Str('n~'ih tho~e \\ho purchR~e either the \\JJj ,t'r\t m",t" it'u"IlllnIC_ lnclli.Jlllred<;pldl..'rBotl "alb bf'f'cfit GILmers ClUb of Dt t rei' t (80SI Ta"'t~ of the ~atlOn ExecutIve Chef ticket (at $125 1..ilblrt whln'nhl tor t!ll 1)( Iro,l F'te Pn,,~ Commu'lltv Fliod Bdnk "P..lrtnf I "hip" - like thE. t H'nt prebented b) Amt'll< an eathl or a corporate table tor Forgotten •Han est and thE' FE.'ll\ltle, ))t'h'll <1t', jj P lTl IIdth lOlht 111"dnd t>or~ doeu one" \N( hd\ e on thE. f' !Ink, to helplDg t nel hungc.r" P..irt of the large ....t n,ltlOp\-.lde AI-o pl..HJnE.d 1- ,I d ll/llr,g .lUltlOn hlghJlghll'd h\ Jt'\Hln ,UJd re~erved seatmg [or d spec- to state olj!dl1llatlOns, and 20 ;,dld Bill Sh{wp founder and benefit for hungel relip( and tacular dinner 111 The ....dtcted for thL Ulld"()P by D.J\ld YurrnntlOl1 Amellcdn Expres~ and d(mdted b) !\, Imdf] ~larlLh 1- ....d] ..h lu ....ury ll(.m, frum kdttl('snake Club orgdnlldtlOnS Strength and Calphalon s national cor- The spcond tIel of tile event Tlffanv & Company and Grtenc,tJnL Jl"".tJ~r_ T1lkets are avaIlable by cdl]. -Thank~ to the generOSIty of por,lte sponsorship tOITlbmed wII! begm at 7 p m for those TllkE't~ f0r tl)E. 1\ ent ar!' prIled at <:>20U ::'300 and S')(lO mg Gleanels Commumty Food :\flchlgan -. re'lderh t~e area'<; with contnbutlOns trom local who WI~h to purchase the Sous Bank at '31.3, <)2'3-7855 Major uncH rwntf'l' f(ir tpi. l \ cnt ..irl. Cllry ~ler Corp, Ford corporate sponsors and the 'inest re<;taur..inb and our lor- :'Ilotor Cr, ,nd (" DC-f,,] \10i r, Corp Chef tIcket These tickets are The foIL" lllg IS a !1st of some restaurant lommumty Ensurp porate spon"orc, SOS (an pro- Proleeds ff'm) thE. sdld '..lpport tht Red ( ros.., dl'5..i.,tcr pnced at $50 each and Include of the locall el>ta.Jrants partlcl. VIde cntllal finalwal support that 100 percent of all tIcket a «Walk <-\round" food and wme relief effort.., 111 \\. I.,r e Oakland and :'.1acomb ( (Juntles, help- patmg In the event 2 Umque to local and lllternatlonal proceeds go dn ect ly to grou p,- ta<;tmg and dmner buffet Ing \Ictlm, ()f fire., tornadoec, and hedV) "torm, Catel ers of Bloomfield HIlll> hunger relief organizatIons .I fightmg hunger Entertamment and a comph- Last \ edr the ked Cro~~ helpec1 more than Eo 000 VIctIms of Beverly HJ!]'l GnU of Beverly Share Our Strength works to DetroIt's April 23 dmner, mentary cookbook wIth recIpes dll>

Apnl 13 to dISCUss the Tnal ,?, Colony Town Camera Club Apnl20 ofGrossePomte Mrs OliverA Gardens which ",,11 be planted a game" mght on Ffldav Apnl The Grr,;,se POinte Camera Paavola of St Clair Sho"e~, Club at the Grosse POInte War 17, at a member' homf' 1D Cl ub WIll meet at 7 p m Memonal Louisa St. Clair and :.11" MIchael Saari of Macomb To\\n<;hlp n'f'n<; and The Cancer Loan Closet 'fuesday, Apnl 2\, at Brownell Grosse Pomte Park mcm!lers of the Colony Tuwn The LoUisa St Clair chapter ~hlldn'n .lre \\clcom(' and then' MIddle School In Room C-lI for The co~t of the lunchl'on I" Club wIll hold a sprmg "fashlOTI of the NatlOnal SocIety of the a monochrome and color pnnt Basket guild $13 For reservatIOns call I" no charge show and luncheon at 11 30 Daughters of the AmerIcan competltlOn and plctonal and The Grosse Pomte Basket Mal) Ellen B"f'~o!1, BarhJ.ra The group "Ill 'pon<;or an a m Thursday, Apnl 23, at the ReVolutIOn wll1 hold It" regular afternoon ,'I bo\\ lmg follo\\ed nature shde competItIon GUIld held Itn monthly meetmg Doerr, 01 LOUIse R.< ddm~ i Grosse Pomte Club meoetmg at 1030 a m on by dinner on 1'aturdd\ Annl Vlsltorl> are welcome For more Apn! 8 at the ChIldren's Home Thursday, May 21 at the ~\ FashIOns wIll be by Bon Loot informatIOn, call (313) 824- of DetrOIt Members started IR. at Lak€~hore Lml'~ IT"!St of Grosse POinte Project chair. Countn Club of DetrOIt, 220 Single Way ClaIr Shores Teem and chIl- 9064 or (313) 822-7080 thel. QUIlt Basket WIth Ash Country Club Dnve, In Grosse man IS Mrs Fran Fox, co-chaIr- The Smgle \Va) I" a group of dnm are welcome For more 'II' , .... Curls, whIch W111be fimshed at Pmntp I'cllm, \.of,." B T!'>a!'1~~ , UldlJ ", ,_u" osepn r.lnney the May VI meetmg Anyone InLeraenOmlnatlOnal Chnstlan Audubon WE'\hmg of Grosse Pomte call (8101 776-5535 Interested In JomIng the guJld smirle adults The group plan'> Farms IS .sponsoring the B Women's Society should call (313) 882-5287 or group attend the next meetmg at 6 30 The Grosse POinte chapter of The group's annual meetmg :t p m WPdnesday, May 13, III Economic Clu b the MichIgan Audubon SocIety \\nll Include an overview of the the administratIon bUlldmg of ...~ The Women's EconomH~ Club WIl! meet at 7 30 P m Monday, year's act!\,tIes, a memonal the ChJ!dren s Home it WIll mezt dt nooll 'Nednesdav, Apnl 20. at the Neighborhood semce for deceasE'd member5: ~ ApnJ 22, at the Westm Hotel in Club Roger Sutherland. alld the lnl>tallatlOn of chapter .t.. DetrOlt The 'lileaker WIll bE' named «Be!:'keeper of the Year" Women's officers Hostesses WlII be Mrs {': Munel SIebert, the first female In 1987, WIll be the speakeT" Connection Frank S Clark III of the CIty ~, member of the Nel'VYork Stock ViSItors are weltome ~_ ElI.change SIebert IS founder The Women's Connect1on of Grosse Pomte WIll meet on ~: and preSIdent of the natIOnal dIscount brokerage firm that Selective Th<1r~day, Apnl 23, at a pn ~ bears her name vate club In Grosse Pomte For reservatIOns, call (313) Singles Ruth Holmes, preSIdent of :1 963-5088 The Selective Smgles SOCIal Pentec rnc, V.-Ill talk about and travel club, a group of "The TraIl YO<1Lea\e 111 Ink busmess and profe~slOnals 45 Handy".ltmg Anal)SIs" Newcomers Club and older, w"1l meet at 6 30 Guests are ....elcome Fur lllfor- i"\, The Gro~se POInte p m FIlday, Apnl 24, et mahon, or to make a re"ena- NURSING HOJl,1.E '. Newcomers Club WIll meet on Bravo's In Roseville for a MIX tlOn. call Nanc, Neat at 1810) ~5E~STJEFFERSO~ DETROIT, 'tICH. _ Saturday, April 25, for Its and Mmgl!:' cocktaIl party For 777-0888 (days) or 1313) 882- annual pro~essl"e dmner The reservatIOns, call Ramona at 1855 (evemr{gs) by Monday, 821-3525 $58 pnce IT'clndes hors d'oeu. (313) 884-2986 or Bob at (810) UALlTY,\,URSI.VG ClI.RE vres, dInner and dnnks For 777-6508 more mformatlOn, call Steve and Amy Murphy at (313) 8815- 1761 or Craig and Dawn Park garden club BloomfiE.'ld at {313l 882-5269 The Grosse Pomte Park Garaen uuo met tor lunch on FSPRING ~ SALE

We 5ervlce and store 'Lr5 no matter where they were purcho5ed V¥Plical Stu!?S I 250/0 I Celebrating Our Off Our ~J~~ I t:nme COllection I of (313) 886-7715 Anniversary I Robert Allen (Mark ('eur Morass. Next '0 Woods T~eotre) 1973-1998 Fabncs WE ARE A FULL SERVICE FURRIER APPRAISALS Sale ends Apnl 30th In IhL \HJOU\ (WTll \1 cn DIO<, II ulLon \h JLII'L r L\pcrl"lL HL I • REPAIRS • RESTYLI~G • RELINING lon,,,ltdtlon dnJ !'cN>nl1171J ,cnlll th,t hil' ~'llit our 2') \ ,r fcrul" Ion I • MO~OGRAMMING • fUR CA~E • CLEANING • COLD STORAGE ! H. tX?mmatlOno;, UH,1.1d kn'o(' 111Qlnct \t 1",\f'Vd.:~r J Window SriopC{lg At Its Best Since 1922 _~~_ .__ ~_p_r_c,_c_r I_r_tl O,_rl_'_f_lll_ld_d'_'_U_" '_"_'1_\ _11_1'_14_'_1'_L~_I' • _ 'W£'RE IiERE'TO~STAY! GROSSE PTE. WOODS BLOOMFIELD HILLS I Mack Avenue Drapery Shop . '.' . Co~trary t?JVmbr,,:-veare. not relocating. _, JCl')llG M

• • 48 Churches Apnl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News a r The Pastor's Corner Special prayer service April 24 at Tend religious beliefs with care First Christian Reformed Church 'fhere I' a traged\ 1Il the The Flr"t Chnstlan Reforme~) By Rev. John Corrado makmg for the fl...ople of '\urth Chunh of Detro!t, locatt:d ,I I\iln,ster Gros~e POlnle Unitarian Ch ...rcn Korea Yo ho h..l\ I.' bet n ,ufTer 1444 :\laryland In Gr{)~_ lOclr r",ilg.c1n b d mo"t pr ..Clu.i" dnd "d~red pU"<:'-'lOn mg fr~:n a three.\ €dr f.tmlIle Pomte Park, wIll hola a SPec. I Tend It ....,th Cdre Thu~ fa. 0-' er t y,f) mJ1:lOl' p"u. Sel>ICe on Apnl 24 at 7 P ill d H.emeMbel +~e r1.eep \ ean1l.~lg dnd 11\ Ing que~LO)1t ... tt~at pIe ha\" dIed m thiS lail1l'le th<. lhurcn It \'vlli be an OlC mah.e It \ ltd .Hld dll\ e .lnd lh accompanvmg dhea"e, ~'Gn for pra) er and rel1c'ctlo' -\s Brown of Grosse POinte cate to a local restaurant. )E:\\ Your religIOn - jOur mner hfe - IS a most Important pos- HabItat for Hurnamt} I:' a 22-year-old orgamzatIOn which Farmb Asslbtmg her IS :\1ary elry, handmade ltems, a flordl "eSSlOn bnngs the JOY of home O\\nerShlp to low-mcome fromhes Fenstermacher and Pam arrangement and much more Tend It carefullv around the \\orld JankIeWICZ both of Grobse TJ.ckets may be pIcked up a' Tdkeltfullv ' 'Slne-e lts foundmg InAmencu:., Ga . people volunteenng for Pomte Farms, Peg Xoble tf the church office HabItat for Humaruty have succeeded In bUtldmg nearly 60,000 homes for more than ~50 000 peopl~ m 53 countnes People of all ages have slo'!'ved as volunteers. Babies Pride of the Pointes The sponsor of thIS event IS the HabItat Ecumemcal CommIttee of Grosse POInte, \\ hICh .s made IIp of repre8enta- Charles Trevor J tIves of the staff and congregatIOns of the follo,,",ng churches Stormes II Miguel Piecucl>, son of Mr and ~rs Kevm J PIecuch of the Chnst Church Grosse Pomte, Gro""se Pomte Memonal Clt) of Grosse Pomte. is a member of the Muskmgurn College Me and Me. Chad .. Church, Grosse POinte Woods Presbytenan Church, Grosse Stormes of Grosse Pomte Foren:m:s Team PIecuch placed thIrd m Impromptu speakmg at Pomte L'mted Methodist Church. St Ambrose Catholic a chanty m ..,tatlOnal at the college Woods are the parents of a Churrh, St. Clare of Montefalco Church, St Paul Catholic son, Charles Trevor Stormes Church and St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church II, born Jan 20, 1998 Grosse Pomters who WE're recognized at a recent honors con- Fuller's VlSlt tv Grosse POinte COinCIdes WIth the com- vocatIOn at the Umverslty of MIchIgan mcluded CoUeen Maternal grandparents are mencement of an ambItious HabItat for Humanity bUlldmg Dr and Mrs Leonard Burke. Sarah Burnham, Rebebh Camm, Antonia project. led by Grosse Pmnters, on the eastSIde of DetroIt BartoszeWICZ of Gro!'se Pomte Farms Paternal grandparents Catalfio, Meredith Chan, Meighan Denomme, Kimberly Begmnmg v..,thm the next two months, and continumg for Dornbrook. .Joseph Dwaihy, Rema Elian, Christopher are Mr and Mrs Ben F Stormes of Englewood, Fla • former- abcut two years. approXlmately 30-plus homes are slated to ly of Grosse Pomte Farms FOll, Stephen Guest. Stacey Harrington, Ryan Hicks, be bl.lllt on Tennessee StreE't, south of East Jf'fferson, not. far Meredith Ihrie, Kevin Ka8iborski, Matthew KUin, from BaVVH>w Yacht Club The Habitat Ecumemcal Bradley Kran, Kelly Konsler. Gavin Koo and Emilia Commltte:e of Grosse Pomte hopes to rally to action man} Lauren Amelia Frezza KwiatkQwski. Grosse Pomters to make a poSItive - and hlstory-makmg _ MIchael Frezza and Susan Moodv-Frezza of Grosse Pomte Other" \\-ere Frederick Lovelact", Anne Magreta. Leah Impact on DetrOIt b} PI'O\ Idmg some .slmpl4>. decent home~" Park iiI":! tlte parents of a daughter, Lauren Ameha Frezza Mancina, Michael Mikelic, Seema Mishra, Jonathan to qualdied reSIdents born Feb 18, 1998 Matemal grandparents are Mary Lou Opdyke. TiUr Palchaudhuri, Joseph Piech, Kasiani For more rnformatlOn about the local Hablt.at for Humamty Moody of Grosse Pomtt> Farms, and the late BlaIr Moody, Jr Pozios, Joyce PurakaI, Monica Rader. Sima Saberi, Jhua efferts, contact one of the eight churches listed abo\~e Paternal grandparents are Betty and JeIT) Frezza ofSterhng Scbore, Amanda Sigouin., Virginia Skiba. Taryn Stander, H('lghts Great.grandmother IS Sarah Smallman of PontIac Jonathan Weinert, Seott Wilcox and Kimberly Wyllie. StIli more are Heather Albrecht, Kristen Apple, Sarah Booher, Gretchen Carter, Regina Chopp, Peggy Francis, Alana Gramling, Edward Hanawalt, David Hatch, Paul Kowalski, Christopher MacKechnie, Patrick Maun, John GROSSE.'POINTE Mayoras, Sarah McCabe, Julie McLaughlin, Mindy Miller, Karin Mueller, Patrick Nivin, Rachel O'Byrne, Michelle UNITED ~ Ocampo, Nicole Rabaut, Brian Rebain, Sean Recht, CHURCH .' Timoth)' Reynolds, Stace~' Schulte, Mary Sulli,,'an, Jack St. James Lutheran Church =- Tocco, Lindsay Tyler, Jonathan Van Hoek, Mehssa Van Firsl English Ev. Lutheran Church p~- GRAC:: UNITED AFFIUAT£O WiTH "!HE UCC AND ABC "0 M~Mll/aTl Rd near Kerct>eval +~ Hoek, Katherine Weed, Sara Witherell, Wendolyn Wrosch ~ 1 i;. CHURCH OF CHRIST 240 CHAlFONTE AT L01liROP Grosse Po,nle Farms. BB4 OS1! \ermer RJ ~I \\edgellood Dr I dnd Brian Young. GfO'.,. POWIC \10,,00_ 884-3075 l 9 UOSu~da\ &-hool all aee, . \? i Kcr.h<:IJI al L:Jlq"'lnte • ~&.+-"'f.+() • Gnw'e Plllnle Pa', Rn 1!<21 ~ ~ 9 -15 \.vlTPf' rlrmr rpf!,\l, ..t-- p GTOs~e Po.llters who were named to the Unl"erslty of g lJ &. I i dO diu Vh1f'lnlp S".::d~) \~,j.~hle iu ~Ij d m "~fesRPdl" I M,chigan ColleGe of Engmeenng's dean's honor hst for the fall ' 1015 Thr Hell E Urran,1 ~ -15 a r" SunJal Schoo, Tue'Jal 'Thnft Shop 1030 1 '0 r;,-, ~ \oon 1230PM Dr \Iodler -\ 5chm d' Pal'Or \!,edne' Q 10 a PI SL:lda\ SChool & Rattle Efficle'lcy RIbbon whIle On a sIX-month deployment to the Nursery Available Sundal up to the age of 20 10 ,0 a m BI' I~Cla:,-es 800"m Arabian Gulf aboard the aIrcraft carner USS George Rev me! Hatms. Pastor Hoh Eu,ha",l Wedne,Jay SerVice, 8 00 p m WashIng',o'1 10 I'; am Ch~Tlh $,I!ool Rev CI'Insr F t Pastor • Ran d\.'l BoeJ ier. Pastor 1010"m Cfln",1Fuch.n'l ALLARE WELCOME Laura E. Vonschwarz of Grosse Pomte Farms was named to ~"fistoric TImc!J1I 0\ 'Holzerland, <\ssc Pastor the dean's hst for the fall tenn at Wayne State l"mverslty JOS('pb P Fabn. Paslor emenlus Omsl Gurch 9TO\le ,Pom/e . ;t; iRnrinrrs' BrlK't Slnlllgtr, \tusk Director 884.4820 Felicia Paluzzi of Grosse POinte Woods recen,ed the ~'- >:: lEp!)wpa! ) ScholarshIp Certlfic-dte Award at the l'm"er"lt). Df DetrOIt <:C~Ltrdr Grosse POinte Grosse Pointe Merc) 's Honors Convocatwn ":llnu I .....f~ WOODS UNITED • PRESBYTERIAN " HOL SE Or PR -\'t FR FOR -ILL PEOPl E METHODIST Saturda) James Bellamy of Grosse Pomte Park earned a CertIficate of "Tnc 1921i': of Common rr ...\ c:r ~fent In Cnmmal Procedure at the Thomas M Coole). La\\ B04.1i.. 19950 Mack \between Morass & Vernier) CHURCH HI:I Euchanst A Fnendl~ Church for School He earned a bachelor of arts deg:-ee from Wayne State SL1'I,D.\y Suoda) Lmverslty He IS the son of Fred and Janette Bellamy \0; ~nJ m Hpl~ l lmf""lbT1l.' 9 00 a m Worship All Age~ 10 " " ,., \dul' !W'I, ~IL,ll 211 Moros~ Rd. ~~,(Ia m :1"1, EUCllan~t • 11 H\lt'\ ( l)nlIT'UnlOn ()();:J, m Grosse pQinte Farms 915 a r. Rita Decker of Grosse Pomte Wood:. and ~evt'n other culman- C~u',h ",h(k,1 "- "',r",,, 11 00 a m WorshIp HJI} Euchan~t arts students from Schoolcraft COllege tra ..eled to ~mgapore t~ lO20al'l C'nurcn School 9 DO a i1 Worship compete 10 tpe Salon Culm31re 98, a v.orld.clasb ('uiman com- THlRSD\'1 &. Ii 15 102D.1'1 petition • 10 00 a m lidult E.:l "catIOn I ~ III r '1 Hnh l nmmun nn 10 J 5 a m Sunday School The Forum 1115a'TI Hell Euchan",' \lo'l'Jno Prdj1' • 1215 p IT Kelly M. Neumann, daughter of Karel' and Guv Bngg_ of \f.rI"~" on "art l'Ia:a at the Tunuel Becky Shmko ('~!TffHOJf I rte \crllrt>d ParAIJIX. ford (,ara~r It-THE UNiTED Grosse Pomte Park, IS Ipvolved III the Adnan College ThL3tT( ''The Roll of the 1 f &. q 0{) ,"l 1231 0 m SU)X'rI1otmpstead, Mpghan Oloughlin, The Grosse Poifl!e lWemorifll Church 886.4301 &I f j .. bl he I I"':M Jenmfer Dettloff, Nicole Ford, Omar Sa waf. Ranny Sawaf. Andrew Schumacher and Kathryn WE'st 'overe ndmed to the unwerslty s dean s h"t Rf,V, DI\ V. BRl,CF RIC;OO\, preachmg Navy Petty Office'" 2nd CIa"., William J. Quinn, "on of Jam., 9 ()f) &. II ()().. ~n - \!'O[,hlp <;ervl~c L Qumn of Gro<;<;l' Pomte Woods rpcentl) V1:'lted S'ngapore 1000 a m Church 'icnool tor Childrcn & Youth while on a "lx-month deployment to the ArabIan Gulf aboard the ~ 45 :elJ SurcJou School Q 1..(5 , v SunJCl-j 'WOT'S"~'r 1100 11'-' + (I{\ r m "FIIZI1Bf TH P.U?:'-'fU \"C"'ncc!1 Alexis. M. Ashley pledged the Pl chapter of Kappa Alphn ? 336 7 10 J m Tl',ei" at AlbIOn ('olle~e ;,he I" the daughter of Duane and Mary f'1ack /\Vf'nt e G,..o«e Dcmt<- A,hle) of the City ofGrf"", Pomte r'., re (~3) 6;:>, 331+3 A ,"u PHF' \1'1\[WR' and I O( ')'- (_ "., ongregahon ______"-1_6_1_..._J.,,_e_~h_o_rel>rn e, Gro,,* Pomle hrm~ 882-5330 • -- Apnl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Comm.unity 5B rame

~~Art work by Grosse P01nt~ "Jorth stud~nts will be on displa}, begmnmg ~ednesday, April 22 at thl::Great Frame Lp on Mack A'lienu~, lu~t '>Outhof Vernier.~~

~~A free reception, open to the pubhc, WIll be held from 6:30 - 8 p.m. on AprIl 22 to kick-off the showing of North High School students' work.~~

Students from Grosse Pomte South J.hgh School wrapped up theIr display of work at the local frame shop. Similiarly, a reception, The Best of Show winners (left to right) are Timothy Jenk- held April 8, was held to promote the stu- mB. graphic design (co-winner); Peter Haarz. painting; dents' work. Refreshments were prepared by James O'Meara. drawing; Alllson WOrrflll. graphic design Grosse POInte South's Commercial Foods (co-winner);Kellie Sine, mb:ed media; and Emily P. Forrest. Department. Saturdays at Four photography The 17th sason of "saturdays at Four,~ a chamber A mix of some of the music series. continues with its third concert on art by students from April 18 at 4 p.m. in the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Grosse Pointe South Church. 171150 Maumee (comer of St. Clair Avenue) on c11splay at the in the City of Grosse Pointe. Appearing of the pro- school's opening gram are: The Pointe Trio (Marguerite DesUppe, vio- reception of the Cre- lin; Marlo DiFiore. cello; and Lawrence LaGore, ative Self.EzpressioD piano). assisted by guest artist HaJ-Xin Wu, violinist Show held April 8 at and James Van Valkenberg, violinist. They will per- the Great ham Up on for:n Tartini's Sonata in G Major for Two Violins and Mack Ave, just south Cello. the String Quartet by Walter Piston and the of Vernier. ArtworJl:by Quintet for Plano and String Quartet in A Major by Grosse Pointe North Antonin Dvorak. De.lippe. Wu. Van Valkenburg and students will be on DiFiore are memben of the Detroit Symphony display at the Great Orchestra. LaGore is president of the Grosse Pointe Frame Up, beginning Symphony. All three members of the Pointe Trio are April 22. A reception Grosse Pointe residents. Admission for the concert is from 6:30 to 8 p.m. $15 at the door: the program begins promptly at 4 will kirk-off the North p.m. There is an hora d'oeuvres reception immedi- ezhlblt. ately following thf. performance. MSaturdaysat Fon"" was founded in 1977 as a chamber music series which presented five or six concerts a year on the campus of Marygrove Collegein Detroit. The clay and CHD time - saturdays at 4 p.m. - were off-beat. but they proved to be popular times to enjoy music. an hors d.oeuvres reception and the camaraderie of fellow From pagt"3B youngsters gain CGnfiden~ in classical music enthusiasts. These concerts at Mary_ grateful to have receIved thiS child care agency, serVing chll. theIr ablhties and bulld a rela- grove we.-e discontinued when their founder and effectIve forms of phYSIcal grant from the DetroIt Lions dren ages 6.18 throughout therapy used artistic director. Lawrence LaGore, retired from tIOnship With their mount ChantIes, and feel fortunate MIchIgan Marygrove in 1990. The Pointe Trio was formed in Learnmg to guide a horse The most recoglllzed benefit to have been able to offer thiS To learn more about CHD poles of the rider's expenence IS a 1994 with the express purpose of being the central over and through maze~ wonderful therapeutIc recre- programs or how to become a bUilds the young nder's level higher level of self esteem and chamber music ensemble In a revival of the Satur- ath>nal opportunity to the chil- friend to the organ.2'atlOn. of concentration self confidence days at Four series, They have found a home at the dren In reSidence contact Deborah Liedel at EmotlOnally ImpaIred Admmlstrators at The Grosse Pointe UnitariaD Church, where the ambiance The Children'" Homt' of (313) 885-3510 for further I Children's Home said they are DetrOIt IS MIChlgan's oldest and acoustics are conducive to the enjoyment of mformatlon chamber music. I Maple Pecan Twist ThIS week's recIpe was given to me by Alan ReId, a pastry chef I met while NEW ARRIvALS OF 1998 hanging out at the Grosse POinte News and The Connection newspapers are planning Eastern Market III their 4th annual speCialedition featunng the babies of the past year DetrOIt Maple pecan We hope you (and the little one) Will partIC'pate by supplying us With t"'lst won the natIOnal a photograph of your ,hila (only 1998 babies please/ Forpublication award for Alan at the In thiSsection T.smrl.n-t~kps the Blue picture along With othf-r 1998 area babies. Will be the mdln Moon on Woodward In attractionl News and advertl5lng abol.Jtclothing feeding. educating DetrOit. assisting With and caTing for your child Will also be Included It Will be very theIr dessert needs rnformatille as well as a commemorative edition for youl FillIng Ple reqUIre a S 10 00 fee to and salt Cut In butter until mix IS crumbl\. cover production costs PleaseInclude a check money order or credit In medIUm bowl, beat together sour cr;am, 1/4 cup rmlk rard number With you- photo and egg (A wire .msk IS Ideal) Stir sour cream mIXture mto flour mIxture Just until the dough starts to form Do not over. Call or Drop by the mix' Usmg well.floured hands, turn the dough onto a large, hghtly floured surface Grosse Point~ News Knead (press and fold) the dough 12 to 15 times Roll the dough tnto a 15 '{ 12 rectangle (use a rollmg piP If pOSSible t5fQ1.QN .. • ~ !i po A , f I: S However, thiS dougn IS qUite manageable and YOu couid probably get by uSing a lar~e round glass as a rollmg pm ) 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Brush dough With melted butter Spread the toppmg over 112 of the dough along the long edge Use the back of a table. Attention: Kim Kozlowski, Display Advertising spoon to spread the topping even.ly Fold dough over filhng (313) 882"3500 FAX 882-1585 Cut dou.!rh mto 15 I-mch <;tnp<; T~"Ist stnps about three tImes ---~------Place on grea!>ed COOKie "heets, pressmg end!. onto "heet Send photo ?nd$ I 0 00 to Grosse POinte News & The ConneCtion Bake for 10 to 12 mmutes or until golden brown Don't walk. Tk8aiie.f {J{199& (TWins S 15 00 please ~end 96 Kercheval away from the oven and make sure to 'iet the timer , one photo of each child) Grosse POinte Farms, MichIgan 48236 My sweet treats" ere ready l!1 exactly 10 minutes Comu;n(' Please Pnr.t Attention Kim KOZlowski,Display AdYertl~lng the glaze IlJgredICnts and dnale evenly 0\ er cnoled t....lsts I confe<;s, r did not use the Land-o-Lakes products because O"lJlds Name (Flm & Last) _ I Wft, out of tllem Inste.ld. I used the other butter and sour cream products r had In my fndge That's one at the first Parents' Name tFlrs! & LClS!! _ thmgs that drew me to thlS T('CIPE' Every mgredlent (excl'pt the peCdn",/ called for ....hat wac; already In my kitchen (La-fat DatE:of Blrth. - Hospltal______Phone__ _ panc[.ke wrup was alr('ady In the cupboard) The walnut" n the free7er woulri hav(' even COVE-red the nut H>sue The dough wac; a small clwlknge but the ('r,d ., ,ult creat.Pd pretty Visa W{i Me =0 #----- Exp Di'lte _ --, ~~lCl¥11 ~A""'-:",...... 0:, "nl~I'" :::''LI;t;"''l,. 10' dlUrlln or C1e""rrt In onr a In moae WIth hut lcrpe<.'ln Il.e cream Signature_._. . _ I l Thank you imd please return no latC'rthan December 22nd r 9~8 • December birth f)!10tOSaccf>pteduntil J"nuary 8. 1999 68 April 16, 1998 n Health Grosse Pointe News Sign up for Bon Secours health and exercise classes Get ready for "\\ Il1l'U,t '< d dnd tOiling "C gment Th" cia" \\,p<.!ne"dJ\ ~ The (O,t '" ;:,)6 Agpl<"" I I mOle II1tl'n>.p 'l mo: On,,! 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\ '. Health Seminars & Screenings . Bon Secours Guild hosts . . fa>;t IS recommended pnor to Spring luncheon April 30 Health-O- Rama Fnday, Apnl 17, III the Bon a buffet lunr:leon and thIS t.est Water, black coffee \I dllIlUal Secours HospItal Connell) menopause tape/matenals The Bon Secours GUlld III host Its Spnng and plam tea may be mgested Luncheon. fashlOn sho\\ and card part) ;[-011, noon to 4 p m is April 25 Audltonum Pre-regJ.stratlOn IS reqUIred DO take jour prescnbed mE'dl- For miJre informatIOn or to before May 4 on Thursd,n. April 30, In the Cr)::.tal Ballroom at the Grassl' ProJEoital will nnp ~g~ 18 a.:ld :::ldci ,,-/\~f~o;:;; L5 Hnc::p1't~l, 'n pf!!'t!1e~h1p •.y:th offer a frl'e program to Uboost~ sent th(> latest wformahon on host a one-day educational pro- (1ldbetes awareness trom 10 tn controllmg dlabeles With diet required for SOl1'e tests Call P t t 1 tu the Grosse POIllte Pubhc (2481424-8600 for more mfor- ros a e ec re gram for women, espeCIally School System'!> Department of 11'30 a m Thursday. Apn) 2.3, and exerCise and the Impor th')se approachmg menopuuse, Commumty EducatIon, has at BlI1SOIl'sEducatlonal Center, tance of keeping blond sugar In mahan A .117 who want to take l"?sponslblh. 2570q Van ~ke. Center LIne the target nmge The Amencan Heart on pn scheduled SIX additIOnaL SI;- ty for theIr health and well. gle-sessl{Jll c1a"ses thl'l spnng ViVian Brzezlckl. BSN. coor- For more lIlflwmatlOn or to AssocJatlOn will Jam The tm) prostate gland lS being Beaumont. Troy s Project probably the biggest health dmator of the Bon 3ecours pre-regl"tl'1 (,Ill (In°, 779. LIsted helo"" are speakers Health-O-Rama and ofTer mdl- problem fer men over age 35. Adult CPR WIll be taught on Adult Outpatient Diabetes 7900 !wt\lP.m q ,I m dnd 4 who WIll dISCUSSthe follOWing Wednesday, April 22 and EducatIOn Projrram and p III MOnad) thrflugh l"ndaj V1dual counselmg from ph)"l- Todd). many n!Jl"'e men In theIr Issues clans who vnlJ reVle\\ your :305 and 40s are el.trate- rertIfiE'd Instructors from thE' commonh 1I1,lIt dt11K.'l.i,'''foot,It IS always best to Cancer Screemng prostate III the early stages gles Wlll lIve another 10 years Henry Ford Cottage HospItal tpenagt' dnJ cht.'Ck \'lth a dcmlatolObJlst ""ho The tests that v.J11be aval1~ • Susan Brown MSW, WIll NursJng staff adult maJe, can ,lo::uratt'l~ dJ..~ the mndl- explore emotIOnal changes and able for a sma!! fee are There IS a $15 fee per pel-son A1h!ete, loot t]()n .md pre;,(:nbe the correct Bon Secours UrolOgist effectl\,e copmg strategies Helght/\Velght EvaluatIOn, and reservatIOns are reqUired usuall) appt;:ar.> betwa'Il the too, ru- treltnx.'lll Dmes}, Telang, M D , WlII dIS- menopause program wJ1l GlauLOmaNl'11on Screening, Th~ Cali the GrossE' Pmnte Pubhc peehng. cracked or ocahng sinn For If WlIl hpl!t'vp vou havr m.o::. cuss early detedlOll ~LrategJes take place from 9 a m untll:3 Skm Cancer 3creenmg /lnd and treatnlent options for con. School SY~tE'm Department of &Jme there IS rednes.<.. .md bhstellng pemlatokgrst, or Body Fat Anal)-sls pm Thursday, May 7, at Commumty EducatIOn at (313! on the soles and SIdes of th:- feel call lIS

processes III the body, such as how well the heart (/-& processes phosphate com- f1~ Bon Secours BreastCare. pounds to produce ener~ They're also studYing a Bon S€Lours neW lma~ng method call1'd --- 8rea~tCare optical coherence tomogra- For The Well-Being Of Every Woman. phy, ",hlch may be able to get InSIde a blood \essel to t Bon Secours BreastCare. our focus IS look at atherosclerotiC keepmg you healthy Preyentlye lifestyle le>.lOns The method paten- chOICes. like a low fat dIet. an aerobiC exprClse :I tlally offers 11 5- to lO-tlmf''' . better resolutIOn than with program and not smoking. are smart changes mtravascular ultl aSfJund you can make Early detection like your monthly Optical col).erence tomog- self-exam annual phvslcaf and mammogrdtn IS your raph) use" mfrared radIa- tIOn to proYlde cross-sec- bt~t defeme aga:n~t breast disease Your most tIOnal Images of bIOlOgIcal pm\erful tools are diagnOSIs and treatment t!;"sues So far, the method has been used to detect eye l~ dlspa8es hke glaucoma. At Bon Secour~ BreastCare. we offer medically SInce It can aralj ze the top arh anced treatment and technology through layer of blOloglca! struc- tures reconstructive surgery. If necessary Our high Because atherosc1erosI;" detlnltlon ultrasound eqUIpment maXimIZes the begIns on thp ~urface of the acrUl aey and 'ipeed of your mammography results artenE'~. re~parcher'l are ~tudYlng how te appl) optl' <\nd our ABB! ' 'iystem a new breast biOpsy technique. I cal coherence tomography detects breast disease In a sm~le. one-step pro(es~ to the diagnOSIS of coronazy artery dl>;ea"e \\ lth le'iS pam. le'is scarnn!; and [e<;srecovery time Through resedrch con- Gentle care - all from an expert tram of profeSSIOnals ducted o\er th(' past 50 )'pars, thp NHLBI bas been We" prOVide you With aU the information IIlstrllmental III helpmg I physlclans vIe'" the heart 'iUppOlt and undf'r'itandlng you may need Bon Serour., and major blood vp.,,,el,, Without mva';l\p '>urgerv BreastCarp - your Journev to brt'i:~l health Thp Imtltutc WIll contm- J ue tv support. ht, effort" of I re<;earchers ",ho want even For more mformation, or for a physician referral, more preCl';(, "truclural.l/ flU1\, ')H(ll f\l,\\()\\f ...."IJI \I'I!( \f\I functIOnal. and metaholll call Bon Secours Women's HealthCare at 1-800-3°3-7314_ I', ',,)/\\ 'I Iflllll/I III I 'h! /lU!! nil Iflh ~mage" ?,f the hNlrt to ~t'e I ""W "t, II •• " p:!rTnrmmg II ItS Job _ -----_._------_._---- • " Apnl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News Health 78 f Sensible shoes can help ;Stonisch Foundation maKes donation to Bon Secours

I stomp out aching feet Funds earmarked for By James McCarty, DPM advanced equipment \\ hen j ou \(, reached VOclr mature vear" the la"t thmg ,ou \Idnt ''> aLhll1g feet But after jears of neglect and ",ear- for breast care Ing b..ld .,hot'~ clLhes and pams often are whdt you ex pen- A slgmfitant wnlrlbullon mdd( to Bon , I n(l;. Se' our" Ho"pltdl b\ ,and :nflammalJOn of the ligaments tnat support the bot- Hvsplta: The fund" \\ III bl- U,( d to pur t"!'l 01 the f00t Lhabe medIcally advanc.ed e<.julpment Heel ,purs can <-.Iuse a leallj "ore foot ~any of my that offers d more predse method o! pltl('nt~ c0nloL.nn of Vinn (),..:::nP{"l~llv f()l1"Wlncr ~ 'O'"\",Yo'-.r,.l ,.,l' )ocfllI71n.,.- h ....;:llP ~\1"f"'1f"\0' c-l ...... r ...... "'" ~ I e,t Then th~ p.tl[. \1 III "ub"lde - • performea Oil W'lmpn d,ugnobed ~vlth Treatment usuallv does brea"t cancer not 1m olve surger"j but The donatIOn, mad< bv Col Stonlbch on rather an arch support and behdlf of the Stom'Lh Fo,md:ltlOn Cdnl!? good fittmg shoe" It also WIth a umque tWI'lt He ..tlpulallcd that may melclde an InjectIOn of t" 0 Bon Secour" physlclan;, \\ ho regular- a cortical sterlOd m the ly tred! hiS 88-\ ear-old mother Helen, heel, as well as phYSIcal direct ho\\ Uw mone\, 15to be u-,ed Those therapy - stretching, deep doctors are Grosse Pomte Woods reSident heatmg, and whIrlpool and surgeon Da"ld H Bhnkhorn, M D , Bon SecoW"s Acting E:l:ecutive Vice President/Administrator Michael treatment and DetrOIt reSIdent and .ntermst Serilla (rightl accepts a donation on behalf of the Stomach Foundation ApproprIate bhoes to BadlOllah M Mdnshady, M D from Col. Jerry Stonisch (left) as Bon Secours physicians David Blinkhom, help prevent the condlhon, At a speCIal ceremon,) that took plaLe M.D (second from left) and BadJollah Manshady. M.D,. look on. and to wear If you have recently m the Bon Secours FoundatIOn heel spurs, a-e ones WIth Office, Co! Stomsch presented the check pr'l\ldf'd for m) motht:r,~ Col Stomsch Dr B'mkhorn a natIve of Canada and soft soles and good arch to Bon Secours Actmg ExecutIve VICe !,dld "Mon) tlmp", people really don't get former pilot In the Royal CanadIan AIr support, such as a qualIty PresldentiAdmlDlstrator ~Ichael Senlla the recogOlt.on they deserve We re Force, ....llh a per~onahzed hthograph of tennIs shoe m the company of the .wo phYSICIans tellmg tht~e fine doctors they dId a great the Snowblrd!' - a Can:ldlan preCISIOn job and ....1- appr<'clate It " flYing team - a letter to Dr Bhnkhorn James McCarty. DPM Bumons and hammer "Thls IS a good time to share our (Ston/sch FoundatlOn:s) appreCIatIOn for Col StcflIsch also oresented thE' doc- from that orgarlZatlOn toes, wluch people tend to torb ....Itp speclal olaques acKno ....ledgmg cope WIth for years, can the many years of excellent, personalIzed cause sores, corns and other problems for older, active adults medIcal care t~ese two phYSICIans have their "'ark "\Ve re vel') grateful for thiS generous who spend a lot of time on thelC feet. Bunions cause a bone Col Stom"ch albo pleasantly surpnsed contnbutlOn." said SenUa of Col protrusIOn at the base of the bIg toe, wlule a hammer toe IS an actual dIslocatIOn of the toe Loth are hereditary rondl- Beaumont Hospital bon~ seeks volunteers for 'Picture a healthier you' seminar on May 9 We can care for them In two ways We caD recommend a shoe WIth greater depth and more room, such as a tennIs its 'Helping Hands' If you've pIctured yourself pressure and plannmg for a exhIbIts Includmg glucose and shoe Or we can operate on an outpatIent baSIS to remove a community program healthIer, hapPier and more health) financHtl future cholesterol, blood pressure, pIece of the bone and temj)Qranly insert a pm to straighten relaxed, j(lJn 8t .John Health "ThIS conference prcvldes body fat analYSIS are offered Need a littlp pxtr" pocket tile ~ue ThIS prOVIdes a permanent solutIOn to eltner prob- System tor "PlctUTP ,1 ph~slclafl~ and Jther hculth free of charge money? You could earn lem HealthIer 'hm" a health and care profeSSIOnals the opportu The conference Wlll also fea- money while performmg a Fungal mfectlOns, caused by an injury to the toeD/ul, also lIfestyle conference for women mty tt' gE't 0ut Into the commu ture booths WIth a St John valuable commumty servlce are common SImply removmg the IDJured nau does not of all ages, on Saturda) , May 9, mty to share Important health Health System dletltlan, regis- through WIlham Beaumont solve th" problem Utihzmg oral mecbcatlOn for fungal mfec- from 8 a m to 2 pm, at the mformatlOn one on onp," sal's tered nurse, exercIse phYSIOlo- HospItal, Royal Oak's tJons can b;;; taken by ht;althy adults wh1ch allows the "new~ Stellmg Inn, located at 34911 Sylmara Chatman, a fam.h gist, pharmaCIst to answer "Helpmg Hands' program nail to grow, pushmg the old, mfected n811 out. Van Dyke, III Sterlmg HeIghts practltlOner on stafT at St John mdlvldual questIOns "Helpmg Hands," a non The event will feature HospItal .tIld Medical Center SpeCial guest speakers profit program managed by Diabetic foot care healthy IlVln,;; workshops facll. She WIll ~ speakmg to teenage mclude WDIV-TV4 news Beaumont's Department of Itated by phYSICIans registered "omen about canng for trl'm- reporter JIll Washburn and P€'ople \\"1th dIabetes must J:''l), partIcular attentIon to Older Adult SefV1ces, IS nurses and other health selves and thoI' bodIes "It also thelf foot health because they lack the normal abIlity to WNIC radIO personahty Llllda seelung Illterested mdlvldu- experts on tOpiCS from aro- allows us ab prOVIders a unique Lancl sense pam In the legs and feet. I lecture regularly through als to proVldc companIon- matherapy to managing stress oppurtumty to assess women In To register or fDr more mfor- Bon Seco rs HospItal's dIabetic educatIOn programs about shIp, assIstance and trans- to menopause The event also our Macomb Countv sen'lce matIon call the St John mamtammg good foot care. portation to Independent- features "pecla! bebSlOnb foT' area regardmg the~r health HealthLme toll-free at 1-888- Adult-onset diabetes mvolves tI condItion called neuropa- hVlng and homebound teenage women focu~mg on status and t.helr hedlth clln- SJS-LINE 11-888-757-5463) thy In wh.ch the person expenences a lack ofseusatlon, The semor clilzens In the com- developmg hE-althy habIts and cems," savs Dr Chatman ....eekdays bet\\ een 8 a m and 7 patient can't detect soreness or pam m the toes and feet We mumty. se'f-esteem, deahng With peer Health - scrt>POlngs and pm teach patlent.s to I!xamme theIr feet carefully and regularly Servlce<; prOVIded by Even an mgrown toenail that becomes mfected can cause an "Helpmg Hapds~ mclude mcrta~e m the blood'., sugar level m dtabetlcs Smee they aSl'nstance WIth bathIng. can't feel the problem they have to see It shoppmg, mpal preparatIOn, Dlabetlc pstlents who walt too long to seek foot care nsk housekeeping, and trans- se\ ere mfectlOns, whIch can Ipad to unnecessary amputa- portatIOn WhIle "Helping tIOns The key 18 t.o focus on theIr feet and catch problems Hands" workers can pro\"lde earl) I lIke to see my diabetIC' patients every SIX to eight many types of bas_c assIs- weeks for e\>aluatlOll and treatment tanCE, they do not prOVIde DiabetIC patIents WIth foot-related mfection are frequent- mediCal care ly admItted to the hospItal where, If theIr mfectlOn IS severe, No pnor experIence 18 Intravenous antlblOtlcs are adnumstered necessary to Wo!Is; fOf At Bon Secours Hosp,tal, we use a team approach to dia- "Helpmg Hands," hut appli- betIC care, whIch !Deludes a wound-care team and vascular cants must be age 18 or True charity (blood vessel) speclahsts when needed older Access to rellahle The older populatIOn also may expenence cIrculatIOn transportatIOn IS needed problems that cause pam or musele spasms after walkmg Day tIme work hours are An artenal Doppler study, a non-InvaSIVe procedure, can avaIlable seven days a map out blood flow In speCIfic reglOns of the leg and feet. If weelt The hourly wage for needed, the patient IS referred to d vascular speCIalist each "'orker IS $733 per comes from Another conditIOn, or habIt, that poses a threat to good hour, plus mileage paId for • • foot health IS smokmg, wluch has a huge effect on the transportatIOn e'tremltles. Nlcotme causes the blood vessels to narrow and IndIVIduals Interested In lImIts blood flow by up to 20 percent. A dIabetic who also ,In apphcatlOn packet for smokes IS at partIcular nsk of havmg foot problems. "Helpmg Hands" should call WI Dr ML'Carty IS a podlatns, on staff at Bon Secours (248) 551-0305 or (248) 551- r'J"mmng- aht; dcl mean", mOrt t}M1...... rllmg- Hospital He see patients WIth foot-related problems at 0711 between 7 a m - 5 ~our\\JI! hdl"'ulall Tl1tao dtlLd1[l~o'1 Shores Pod,atry, 20905 E Twelve ~hle Road, RoseVIlle, p.m , Monday through b( LOIl.ln,!.! an ur.QaI1 dOllo.Jr 1(J help t"n ...urt,. phone (810) 772-3500 Fnday Ihat \ our \\I,ll ..,?rt lu!till,d "pon I JUI dt'a.th takt> tunt" nUn to h~-t\ t .t hI. art td ht'an 1111.." ,n \ our lamlh and ,h..n Sunscreen is integral, but only part of \H Ir de""un ~ III 'hem '\ OllT dl~ll'" )fi um ....aH..or ImprUVt Ih, 11\<'_ ,I up 10 2, P' opl< II Il" ,an protection package from skin cancer bt neo! from tht dun~tLOf'l r I \ uur l r~dn ...and ll...... u.... '\.::tu)"''l\\ ldf Skm cancer has become 11 cases could Jump tens of mIl- 'port lhdn " ()(K) IK'"plt' ,rl o~ her report was released, she tht' \\3Ltl'1g I t to n""C{ IVt ,I h.H1 major publIc health problem m hons as we go mto the next sent a letter to the Arn"r1can nt. \ pancrt (I lung- h( 1rt the Ulllted States. Currently, century Academy of Dermatology stat- !I\-t..r lornpa "one or l.J.rtl III onc five Amerl(ans wlll The study looked at patIents mg, "LIke you, I strongly agree I....,gt bont m'irr{j\\ (Jf d .....\.J( develop <;km cancer dunng 'Vho were uSlllg sunscreens that sunscref>n IS an excellent theIr lIfetime The gift of life before 1980, well before broall- component of a good sun pro- SlOce overexposurp to the h\ tilhng oullh' boll I.. "I \ our spectrum, Sun ProtectlOll tectlOn program " dn\<: r ....lllf'''l ...1 end tdlhlll~ \\Ith \our sun is the pnmary cause, Factor fSPF) 15 became WIdely Sunscreen alone does not tamlh abo\lt \.lJur org-dll-do tdtlOU dt ~ ...mll understandIng the methods for avallable In 1984 There TS a prOVIde 100 percent protection \ ou ldn ~I\ ~ tnl ,gn dtl ...t ~!ft uf all - t.fe.. protectIOn and pre\ entlOn of perIod of at least ten to twenty from the sun A complete sun shm cancer are Important ~t j lhn Ho....pna! .,..nd \1ul ('"a~ (t nit r kn l\.\.., lh1'" 1-....' years from sun exposure to the protectIOn program also fland 1t"lJnt Ilpn\ tl~rtt '1.lhl,L.,annHdH.allllttr ... A recent WIdely-reported chmcal appearance of skm can- !Dcludes a Wlde-bnmmed hat, !haf pt rlu-nh Jdnt n a...II m-"pl.1.1l ... ~( John, "'lllll ~, study b) a researcher at cer Sunbcreens would have aVOIdmg the sun between 10 nil t)r 1..ldnt t I-'dLh.n l' dnci e.. 1mbml d hllirlt.. \ II illl.. n \.... .:\1emonal Sloan Ketter'ng had little Impact on the a m and 400 pm, protectIve tr m ....plant ....h among- l'ht 111~ht ....{ 111 lhl 1 .... Cancer Cent~r, mcorrectly patlCnts studied clothmg and more However, c!mmed that .;,unscreens do not Helplllf thl'Olll:b edlOCatio n and outrNch Many well-documented stud- the lmport3nce of "unscrE'en on In ob ..( !"'\ dn\..l )t On~il.n J) Hl to' \~an nt ...... \\ f..l k protect agalllst Sklll cancer t Ies from orgdmzauons such as otherWIse unprotected skIn Ir-tn ..pl,m f('( Iprt n .... lA IH hanG (JLlt cioll )r l1n1 ....,ltHl Due to thl" mIsmformatwn, the US Department of Hedlth should not be underestImated mturm flOP In m 11 ? Pl h '2 r rr \pr /1 .!o-2) Il ..... J(lhl1 H, -PII .1 lIld \1, dl al \. ( lIe', ( ard' r ( II< (r1 I doctor" acr05S the countr) have and Human Semc.es (Food and Doctors are gra\>ely con- r€>celHd tel ('phone calls from Drug AdminIstratIOn, the cerned about tha healtn conse- ., 01 11 ...... 111 l 111 -...., T( hn Hf dldlllOl t 111 11' t ~ patient, ""ho are ronfu~('d or Amencan Academy of quence,; of publIc confuslGn 1 ~"' ...'" T"-rll\r 1n\ lln1( 1 ,r or~( n don ,r lIllc rmrlllon feel the\ no ionger need to use PediatriCs, the Amencan ab"ut the safety and efficacy of \\ ht r .,....k, d t nh r ht 'lur \h~lt n rutH r 'Iht \ Illll.. ",unscre~n Cancer SocIety, and the \ 01 \((lIl1<1 llt..1 t It f1m t11JOlit sunscreen after the recent • 1910 - Mo.. to 8ec:ornean Orpn Donor HO\I lmportant I" lt for pE'O' AmerIcan Socletv of Plastic rppoM<; 1lbout the study pIe to rontl,1ue to use sun- • 1902 Kidney Tra~spl.,,llIey, M D ImmedH~te pa"t )f .,1..11, nnrl'l ('o..llrJ he e~Ot'rt- ~lOn of "km rancer pre,,'dent AmeT1can .l,.c'idemy Hospital and (Od 111 the '11 xt <'evl'r,,1 oec"de<; The TJny 15 the author of the of Dermatolo!,'Y VIa telephone MedIcal Center Jf /l,lrl'nh "lOp p.Jttmg "un- <;1ud) agfees that ,unscreen at 1 81'8-462-DERM or on the 'U( I n on thl'1r rhl!clr<.n, The u"e ~hollld be encou:-aged, not World Wide Web at \1 llum!Je! tlf 11('\\1 .. J

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S\tlng Street R",,\-ted" - mt" tn., "U'llt' ,II d la,' Llul-> COUilCli Curner -llug:, 1)\ Rodgers and ... " Ult' hott .."t jdZL <.!rt tt, ,,)111, tll Elt'I.,tlJl::' tl 'Iwd out III 1"I(e r ---',1 Hillllll1prstem \\ III bl fpatUled G'.)"e POlrte _. \\," , g"ILll l!l(JUQIll" G', -"t' t'llIlt, :-'"ulh 4.- A ,pl"'I,,1 treat \\111 be tll .. r -Jl,e" Th" (ounld 1\.1, .'u\ "ucl,nt_ Ll" "d \d!;~l(1 \ I"'" ) :'ol,tnpoiltdn Art" Bid'" (J tho "11111,.betl\ e"n tilt' drt- I)-Plnl S,d\ 'lggl' .1Ild 1\ I, I b.n"eI'1bk - the v..eli.h.nv\l n l I)' ~ 100mng \\101 the JdZ. F'llLlm L.Jla, dnd", all "llU' \I, lhld 1 -"~ :J,'tIOlt b'd'" qumtent rhls IS e the \\df ill,.1lllndl md other uocdteu thl II ,1",'1l.1 -""1'1" U' - Itlll fanil!\ t-nten,unment get ,ll! ~rdulJ" :0 PIOOIK< th.- \\ 01, v Illl 'n\ Ih .iL ' J..d 'I "t I' ~ \(lUr tld,Pt" t'hrh Ad lance ::' O<.rfUI elenlllg :\luln h:artlt'lt 1'>11. UJl,lP,t"ll \\][l S. p,'ill' ') tl;;h.<.t" can be DUI<.h<.l"ed eIther r thJnh." g~s hl JIm R\l!1nt:>r 0' d'g" h"ngmg 01 ,~, ".' lJ~ at Moehnng Flon<;te at 20923 tn" JdZZ F,.run. IIho brought ~luch mUCh tll,m ...- I, ,'\t"\ Mac~ Ave (,~ call \',rgmJa at r tl,gether elel en IllU"ll.,an" tc r ')ne \d,,) \\ ,,"ked --" n.1I c' (t, lr<. '3':'31 881-0909 or JlIn at (31J 1 th" b",,! Jazz 01 th" 1940" dnd ate "ucn a l\ll'1oedul t\t-nmg Arts Council tl82,2482 I 50- hlS brother Fred ",he -l!\\.Hfr"h "I,,, ~~ ~1 \ ,-" d'IOy.eo us to e'lhlblt hb lOllec .l'g togethel t,. L .... ate \lor, 313-4.38-2434 1 t1.m 01 Da'lS Qumn pamtl'lg~ de ..ful e"perle'lCt' North, South art work ~ ,md to Neeml Jan I for hi" at Great Frame Up t:>nthuslastlc support 3." hon. GPAA Spring Show \V~i.t?r (..\,.)10' SOt It:t, ~ ;)l~t oran chollr Anllua~ E •.hlbltlOll The Come I'ISH The Great Frame Thl, \ edr I;: the 60th l.'p 206fi5 Mack Ave 1II Grosst' Tl~a'1ks al"o goe. to \ -alente :t.lICi'lgdr\ -\nnUa1 I- :e Je\\ elers ana :t1t~1nll b'lCh for .A..Jlill' er""n ..,t the Gros"e }-Ulllt~ Woods aDd see the Sag1nu\\ An :,lu"".lm thruugh IS POInte ArtiSt;, A".Oll.l:Hll, and pnze-wmmng \1 arks of our Grosse Pointe Theatre s staging of "My Fair Lady takmg on the loll.' 01 bemg our ~1:1\ :2 •.;J'(> that tbe ""0\\ th!>. I~ j ne motlth for theIr local !ugh school students It S just one of the fabulu\1s artistic' and cultural events gOIng bel,efactors and te> ail the \\ 111 trm 0'1 to other museums annual Spnng Sh,)\\ \\ hlCh I, all part of a program called on in the Grosse Pomtes. advertiser::; \\ ho ~uppo"(ed us thr'lughout the "ta(e It 1" an h('ld at tlw War ~lemonal A "CreatIve Self-ExpreSSlon" that \\ e also" ant to Sd\ thank,;; to hOl,or tel be III thl, "hm\ - on!> he and e,enone ,- '1\lted ddrK" a'i 'llght'" Don I ,r], 't'ceptlOn v.u" recenth held at . r the Grosse Pomte Theatre for 61 ent'"les "ere accepted out of "upporl..s local hIgh school art TIllS natIOnal prt)gl cln' o. thl- ,hfl\l For tIcket mforr-, \~h,ch a v. ards II erE' gn en Its support and help Volth the 1 100 >It:onllsswns state\\ lde departments It lS a Junl"d. art recogmtlOlI lor student' 1Il tht :wn rcdl 313 88J-4004 staging and hghtmg - espt:'- including speclal recognItIOn exhibItIOn of student '" arks. arts "'as honored \\ Ith the 199i I for members "Ith 25 !' c al s wmners are picked as Best of l'\ew Imtlatll e A\I ard [rom the ctnlh EmmaJean E\ ans Grosse Pointe The Ja.zz Forum membershIp Shoy, tn ont' of five chfferent Dell~ls McGm'nl" and Bob Busmess for the !1rt- Inc :'nd The ia'it Jazz Forum (.om~' Hubbard GMsse Pomt", Artists The art \\ork I" truh out Community Chorus rategones and av. arded cash Forbes magazwe For more stanchng and the t:>>Jtlb~t ",ll pnzes South was honored wlth of the "eason wtll fe'l.tur~ 'n~ ASSOCiation s Linda Allen, On Sur.da!,. ~fa\ 17 at 3 p m InfOrmatIon call The Great laouiou[, chanteuse Kd" be In the an room at the War an opemng rerej)tlon on Catherine and ~hchael -A Salute to Amenca In Song" Frame lip at '313 884.0140 Patter. on \\ Jth plantst .Johnr Memonal from Apn. 24 to \\ III be pre:.enteo hI Th .. Gro"se Wedn~sday. AOrIl 8, and Dt>rbvc;hlrt: and A) Baro\qtz .\J'l:t Bad ..",d b;. the Apnl 29 from noon to 9 p m South's stuaent works WIll be "I~.~ JOlm'd us at a paIntmg party Pomte C'nmmulllt\ Ch"rus Grosse Pointe r"\ lhn1 se":lon of Robert T\ and wIth help from student..;. under the dJ.reetioil of Anna on dIsplay untll Wednesday Theatre OIl guItar RIch Kay, alesh.l iJ Watercolor Society Speck of Wayne State Apnl 22 Also 01) Aprll 22, from Alexander Bacon Donn ~hlls bass and Ro" Emmanuel ~" l"n.\e"'Slt\ The concen lS at 6 .30 - 8 p.rn , I"orth. 15 sched- Get read,- for ~l\h Fair Lad\"" Bacoll and CBltlm LIght who Three GPAA members drum. Come to ,he l:mtana the 'Parcells School uled to ha\'e It,; reception - the last snov. of Gross .. pamtea backdrops for hUllglng ::".flchael Derbvshlre Elame Church on Wednesda\. :.:la\ . • thE' pa,nlmgs Schaltberger and lOr! Audltonum Great rousing Refreshments for both recep- Pomte Theatre's 50th spason at 8- P IT For tlrket' mfo~2 mU"lC the Battle tIOns are supplIed by the The ;:ets and costume~ look The da) of the performance Zun'aie<:, '" hOSE" "'ork IS m the like "Tbe !lon call 9n1 1714 Spnng Shoy, have pIeces In H) mn of the Repubhc: South's Commerclal Foods fabulous Bu\ \O:.lr tIckets '''e had less than t",o hours to - Bunn\ Homan, P"I'!>,de' the MIchigan A..'lnual "Amenca the Beautlful: and Department The receptIOn earh tf \-ou don:t hdve them chang€' thE' ('rvstal Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte ,4..- and shows are 0J)E'n to the pub, already becaul-e you'11 ....ant to CounCil family features byMadeleineSoCIa Creative experiences dren GIrl!> and boys In grades Players Club_ 33:?J E Jefferson Ennch vour chlld's mmd connected computers Other Paul Robeson through 1 to 5. may celebrate Molly's m Detroit. dunng Paper Bag plant fields, Shear sheep. rnakl ney, pxhiblts mclude the Tuesda) June 30 The 00d~ and ~Plnt WIth the cre- Blrtbda) Part) dunng free ProductIOns You re A Good "oap and mort' dunng Spn"l~ ative edUcatIonal and SOCIal Slngtng Bowl. Magnetic Amencan Gll"l Workshops Man Charhe Brown, Saturda). Museum I" open Tue,;;da~ Farm Da) s. Thursda\_ Apn' 2~ expertences offered at thl' Wednesda) April 22. from 345 Tornado, Jumpmg Rmg. BIke through Sunda) from 9 30 through Sunda\ Apnl ~6 The Apnl 18 through Sunday. May Wheel Gyroscope, Jacob's Grosse Pomte War ME'monal, III a m to 5 p m AdnusslOn IS 83 to 4 4.'5 P and Saturda) 24 Performanc"", \I hlch are Henn Ford MUSf'llrr tS '_pe~ 32 Lakeshore ill Grosse POlllle Ladder ar-d Laser Wave-Gwde for adults and ~2 for chlldren Apnl 25. from 1 dO to 2 30 p m preceded by luncl: y, III be da:h from 9 a m to 5 p m Farms Students. ages 7 to 12 Young-st",r;; ages 3 to 5. can No"," showmg lD the Center s ages 12 and under Call \3131 offered on Saturda\ s at noon !MAX Dome Tneatre. Monda) AdmiSSIOn I" $12 50 for ma~ e>..pand theIr commumca .. en)\)) f.-ug stone,;; and crafts 494-5800 adult!' ~11 'i(l "enl0r5: :;.r ~ ana Sundd I s at 1 .; m Tu:kets through Saturday on a rotatmg ".r tion skills Wlt.'l SlgD Language dunng free PrE'"chool Stor) $623 for ctllioren ages fi\ e t, are $7 50 Call 1810 662-8118 hourI) basts, are the excItmg For KJd~ Saturdays. Apnl 25 Hours Monda), Apnl 20 and Detroit's past 12 Call 31" 271 1620 through Ma~ 9 [Turn 10 to 1] films Thnll &de The ScIence Tuesda) Apnl 21 from 1031) Kid stuff Stroll throLlgh the Strt'Pl" of l\ m The fee I!' $22 Boys and of Fun Super Speedy, ay. to 11 a m Pre-~g1stratlGn IS Old Detrl'It enJO) Prehistoric predators g>rl' ages 11 :0 18. car, requ.lred for most programs The Children s Museum of Spe~lal Eff~cts, SharKS and Remembenng Drm ntown \'ISll th~ y.orld of a pre"]' I mcrease flelUblht~ endurance thl? DetrOIt Puohc :'cllOOls 67 TropIcal Ratnforest Cail '.313 I 822 1559 Hudson's or take In the ne .... East K!rb\ III Detron olleri' a Th~ Detrolt SCIence Cepter t0nc predator 1\ J l"t Raptor, I and musch' tone ..nth non-cut). P.xhtblt A Commumty Bet"'eelt : 1 tact Klcklxoong Fnda.s Apnl full "ched~e of kId stuff to help I,. open Monda~ through Humer" vf the Sh} th: oug' Recycle ratty 'IV. 0 V'c>rlds ..:\rab AmerlLan" In J :1 17 through June 5. from 7 30 to chtldren learn as the\ ;:>la\ Fnda~ from 9.30 a m to 2 p m ~unda.. Ma' at Th, ChIldren are m'olted tQ CelF" Greal Recycle Ra!h at Hlstoncal Museum 5401 tlOn If requlreri for most pro- WIth a Creatne Pe.-formance Theatre IS open untl! 9 p m on Bloomfield HIlls The e>.hlr It the Detrrl1t - ZoologIcal Wood\\ard In Detro!! Thp grams Cal. (3131881-7511 Play \\orkshop on Saturoa!< Saturrlavs Adm,sslOD to the "h.ch features hands.on d., Inst.ltute 84,j0 W Ten :-'hle m Apnl 1~ at noon and 2 pm Exhlblt;on Hall, demonstra MU8e"Ll I" open v, ednesda\ pla) s I'ld~o" and authentic Ro~al Oak :='aturda.' Apm 18. through Fnda.\ from'? 30 a In The fee 1~ $2 Leo tht:> Won wtll tJons and Laser Show IS $3 for specimens tractng tIle lmeagt Library week to 5 P ill and Saturcla\ and from 10 a In to 2 p m ThIs be the focus of Planetanum adults and $2 for duldren, ageb of btrds of pre) IS open dU"I'~ Celebrate !'\atlonal Llhran 1 Sunda) from 10 a m to 5 pm lamd\ en\ Ironmenta e..ent DemonstratIOns on Fndav. 3 tv l7, and !>eIDOrs AdnllSSIOD regular lPuseum nour- Week y, lth special programs \\I~l lnc:ude altelnatt\<' fuel .-\pnl 1i at 1 p m an'd to the !MAX Domed The auggested adm..sslon IS $3 :\1onda) rhroug>t Thursda presentee b) the GroSSf; Pomte \elucies the E-Car E Patrol for aauits or $I 50 fOI semor" Saturda!' Ap:1.] Iii andApnl25 Theatre IS an addltlOnal $4 from 10 a III to 5 pm, Fncdl Public Llbrar) The cunam ta!klOg chtldren ag"s ] 2 and undE'r mkracn\-e car a spe. at 11 a m and 1 p m ThP Call1313) 577-8400 a'1d Saturdm from 10 am t IoI,ll 115<; on a free Puppet Arts enter free Call, 313 833.1805 clal appearance b) Hale) museum !S Opt:>D Monda) : 0 p rn and 5unda!, from noo~ production of CInderella Pod'>Chun host oftelt:>\,slOr ~ E through Fnda~ fn'IT! 1 to 4 P ill Exciting experiences to 5 P III ~arnlb::-lon 15 ::-:- h Tuf'sda~ Apnl21 at 7 p m In Patroi Me:nb.:r;: Onh • and free History alive ana Saturaa\ frOIl' 9 a m 1:0 4 Wnght adults ana ~4 for chIldren agb the G' osse Pomte Woods T-smrts The ft.r"t 1.uOO ch.!- Tne Charles H pm ('all 3i3 873-&100 ~useum of Afncan ..Amencan The HE:Dry Ford Mu",eum ~ tc 17 and senlDr"' Communi!> Center 20025 aren "ho bnng t\\O rec.'clablt t.nd Greenfield \"i1lage 20900 H,<:tor, 315 E \\-arr",n 10 Pla'letarlUm "hfl\\ S are . ~ ~fack ill G~o.>se Pom,e Woods pop bOU'b ....1:1 enter [ref Science fun Oak v. ood ill Dearborn bring'S add,tlOr,al S 1 LaS('r >oho\\ '" ar~ ~feel noted author Illustrator Adults shOUld pa) the std.n- DetroIt:. offers a host of e>"C1trng The Dt'trolt SCIence C'eIltel. pxpenences fer all ages A hlstvr: to Lfe \\ lth exhibit" ""nd an addltJOnal 82 Call l2,*~ Ste\en Kellogg, Tuesda,l Apnl dard Zoo ac1m,SSlOn of $7 50 e>..pen ..nce:o Help tc Clear and 645- 1.200 28 at 1 p m or Wednesda!, Call131:~ 322..7996 5020 John R III DetrOIt offers COmmUnlOn of the Splnts .... Apnl 29 at 10 and 11.30 a m t:>nr.ertammg atunng photographs b) The funn\ papers :ome to hands or e' htblt, Integrated be 1::JKerche\al ill Pomte Ronald L Freeman, can GrJ","" 1Ife on tlIe stage of the J 9 9 8- S P R I ,'G S E :\ SON Histone ,,_th ffi.Jr, than 40 Internet- seen through Sunday, June 7 Farms Check )OUl" local . branch fo' the schO!aule of\t'n Explore The We & Tunes of SpeCIal presentatJons dunng the Great Grosse Pomte Read- A-Long Call '3131 343-2074 THINKING OF

Clowning around VOLUNTEER' NG? Jom In the fun of the CIrcus '" hen the 5t (~rtr.lde PlaH'rs The DetrOit !T)st,tu!" of prt:>:,e"lt The Clown \\"1:.0 fum Arts needs ry)use..lm .l,.", c.: Frds!, Apnl 17 and aoceT'ts ~Cl ;we to.. rs to Sa~urday ~pnl 18 at 7 p m Coloaau:a~ and Sunas\ Apnl 1~ at .: grad e schcoi an" !I' g'" Flizal.edJ P21"Cells returns p m .n the St. Gionrude sellool S1(.,,0 e"lts ~"'g. GetmaD\ I C'lurcb o\ctl\ Itles Center. fnlGl 2S839 JerTer"on m St Clair 10 her hume dnm:h forI Shllr~~ JOlf'l one c' t"le most a coocen: of opera TlcheG are ~5 fo~ adult.,. ana Oec11catec ':1 _nteer S2 lor chtldren Call \010 77-. 2riasmci~of I 4.2iJ Bellini. Dormetti and I Mw.art. cienaomtrlltia(l Ca" [313' 833-9 -e Student artists dlC~andbeaut}1 -: learn more a::::_+ -\ "t:>l"ctlCl'1 ')f v. orks fr.iIl. of sound for- \liticb she I l-:ro",,, POITl!{' ),nrth H,g'l e/\cH1"'lq IS Xi l...l'wd, Her I Scboo;, n.0~t talt:>ntec. ,tu • the I ,je'1t" ",.." be [eaturpa dunng tral ....1nc 'P'oora- xcompamst.. Alden ScheU. I I '}JI I 1'",- i D :"'ht. Creatl\ e Self F1j prt "'~lvr 1.If11 11 >fA"" of A F b '1_cii mown ptanISt ~ ~n(\I d ,p ,en ar: t'X.tubIt'on • ec,l".cat ona, lfLc:)\E'- t~er at the l¥ S~ fur the FIDe and """"".V'L ,,' The G~e:H Framp l'p 21'6'iE ?Pp~ ..., ~ l""ltl€S -\f'''' \-2" \11 --1_.-- ~1qcJ... m Gro"s" Pc:nHA" \\ roc:!, Periornung -\ru. • te' ~ <..SSCC ,o'e: ~I openIng recept10n \,."i' be ...\/ c~e::J ~e C.'spM-1w-e4;., T~ ~ I r,E'lC .:.-rl \~€':1Lcsd:: A..p'-.~.2 frCPT ,:;.s0 :.0 j:;. p r Call 3]~.., ( '"leST ~-~~v~s Swu:lay. Apri1191 at 4:00 pm I 8"\4.0140 ''-' t'"' '= _..., GrOSSE' Pointe I MEMORLA.L CHl..;KCH : I Volumes of fun 16 {.ai.f'!Shore D' ....e • {'rl"OIllIIf' lIP;*, Fal'IlSlS I Rt'aulllt:" .n tn~ ?an.• ~12'-' f313j 682-5330 1'.<.<. u/'pe'!"' :.onJ, / .. Ii i\.dl! td.BU,,:> \. JnLt~r B!edb~ ( dncer orl.U ~/.ur. P'~~I(jU,"" l!..,t Tt!5 If 0" Stage & I.."H:. U". '() t ~.". ~ J!.p. (I A~...!._ I ht,tuU. (Oll't'- t'J the Crr J,~e l' o"Ildallor K"ct illl tlJ" ( .J.r.. aT, aadre,'>b to nut tTH Laded P or:' c. C eel ~ , t'" ...( .. Jt'd .•df.-o U Pu.lJtt Will' MerrH)lla] ,:! Sdtu "do) A;Jf>J 2~ ,,' t'lf Screen ':"'dtlo,t.,-Il{)ri lrl Crn)~::,~ t--OJ!JI.t' .Jf::' I(H .. ,.:'JuOiog"lI.. c...] ,tJc'}- 1"",) \) DSO notes ,'"'l' r J 1 ,'Tll, ,.,1 MOflOd) Apnl 20 Friday, April 17 Ten :'I1.It' IT }{U\ctl ,-,oJ.. V,,,rlll 1 .'-if- Vr r() ~ .....,\?' r-J j! om fI 2) <1 IT, ~u 4 4LJ y m G. P. Harmonies t.p~ tJ~ g!..Ii dt ";" d nl llJt' "'".th. ....d(..f: I)r:...' t...... (c...., ... t ctl ,,., r vl!!" tflt , V, l,el\\~er "6'" vI 40 ~I)I '"11#. .• '1 H:~[\ t .. dt>-. j( j d n I, t ,. "-H ... (JI u""" 1-'U1QtL G"t.~ tlJ Ja j " I u.nci 4~ snUJld b, '1f=r d prl\...,l >- fht- ~K rdd::. \\c::.. • .t" fJr \..... H: ~l J V, I.JS \.~..llC \ hi tht rid: rUtHl] DUb \- Olces oi "" ~" ,- \ UdIJ" pI JptlOI. nl 1Jdr.. \ " " e,er '1 rd lau'1l rH' <1t (; d P 11" J!H , ,.\cJ ,I- , , , r Thl 01 O~,:,~ Po ..nt... Ldh.e~tiUl": " ' J, .. r -", - ,...r lL~urQ,nlt;.: pt...... -.....a.r( buif...d cl.t 0 \\ctJk l~ • " Chor..l' !' IIUdl "I.p'"ll 1, and In"", uq'drt dt::J IT J ' ., t""~1 u"t 0"~llG "- -.. ~' L!] rq!l"~"dtlUP fet l~ t"'-lT' ., .. , ~ if t. t Sdturd,,~ Apnl l!'l dt t, P m Tht i ..O "',,1 'It l)~ , ..... '{I , f.. .. _'t. ...,'fl~d. ..u""C CnlIlbured pdtlon" \\,'1 b. CaEll 1:5001 ').'7-\:,266 Ru.,e\ lliL ,T unlO" HIgh ::.chooL U. .dl r ldf.:;,t' ~t ..t:'~ !t ... .,.. f .... rlo. ",t .... t:.....~d (. / }... I • 16250 Mafton III Ro", ..\ IJt' ehillgenuptu:l>73 (all 31~1 ... 1 ...-l .... {.... Bd....~~r -) i\~'7''7r,,,,,,,,,, ".,.__ • _ ...... red\ 1' .... dIl,j .....:) ~;... 1\,'kp.t .... ~r.l4.11) (~r,Jl

~(da I. J L~l"" f Cl~n~r dnd Ml' hlgdI' cr~ kr ~, t- Titanic trivia r' .\, r It would make "Casey Ed WE'lth~ll'r a m",mber of Cere-fled l\ur"eJ"\ma"\ \11J1 \Ad \'\rl rj t t">t .) "t J.. /" .. r • c~t:'r tht ...... - ) ~ lr B~ ftrc..n( the Golden Retriever" very the 11tdnlt Ihstuneal Socwtv offer tip' on makmg your t',lld scapp luxunuu» dUrlI'i' The "lcl~trr .1~r ( 1,...P'tc.J IJ"-' ( {.Jnar happy if you attend tbe ".l' "['dft" w\, oj lore ot.nng 'a Midugan Humane Society's '"et prf->,,"r tdtwn at the Ejerlent~ of Land~~ape D"" g~ T..t..h.e-t-- f _ 1 ~hJ)y.".::. G< r~ 9th annual Bow Wow cham- Cs'ntrdl B'dl1Cl:! of the GrUb"€: \\ urk"hop at thE. Ed~e & .1>::; :';0 f0r dd_ t, "'ld 'i>4 jl; fl" pagne Brunch benefit on romte Pubm Llbrar), 10 ElbH10I Furd Hou"e lllY) ~ttlje"1"''' Sf.-f)l:,r'-. (i'" r; D~T LakebfJllr" ,n Gro%e PC)J[,te ;. IIJnde: ~ ,",'".I( ~t) Mf;:~" ')t.. r .. April 19 at the Ritz Carlton Kerche\ al III Grosse Pomte Botel. Farm:, on Tuesday, Apnl 21 at Shore" Sa~urda), Apnl 25 Call '313, b:f ....2..12~ from ~ tu 11 30 d ill :100n tt 3 30 p m dunng theIr 7 30 p m RegIstration 1S requ1rf>d Call 13131 343.2074 AdmlsslOn 1., $10 !:lth annual Bow \\ 0" Reservatwns are reqUIred Exhibits & Sales Champagne Bn1:l~h benefit at Call '3131 884-4222 Prudden exhibition the RItz Carlton Hotel, 300 Wednesday, The pc:stlo'., dnCl ....atf'rwJor, To,\n Center m Dearborn April 22 of nJted Gr(JbS" POll)te :in~acred BuantlDt; perform its amazing Spring DetectIOn Urut of the Barbara April 23 tmues hIS MOT's Manon \\ orks of aFt and the{z- role In show on Friday, April 17 French connection exploration ThE;MichIgan Opera Theatre the Greek Orthodox faltn ....,th bnngs Jt.les Mabsenets mas. a free pn\ ate tour of ancient , and Saturday, Aprii 18, ~t 8 Explore The French of :.he Nme terplece Mal'lOn to thE' stage of relJglOu~ art at The p.m., in Roseville Junior ConnectlOn m Grosse Pomte Beethoven ~ ~ the DetroIt Opera Hou~e 1526 As~umptlon Greek Orthodo~ - High School, 16250 Martin when Jean Dodenhoff of the Symphomes .John G1linn Broad ....a} m Detroit, Saturdav Church 21800 Maner In St in Roseville. rickets are Grosse Pomte fhstoncal WIth a pro- d i • C 11 • S e s Apnl 18 th''Qugh .sunda} ApI;l et,Hf Shores ResenatlO' - ; $12, Call (313) 898-5100. SocIety addresst!s the St ClaIr gram on the Beethon:'lll at 26 Performances "'Ill bp must be made at least t\\ t, Shores Genealog) Group dUT- E I g h t h the Grosse offered on '",ednesds\ F'nds\ \' E;eks ill ad\ anee Lunrhpon or lUg a free program (In Symphony, Poiate War and Saturo18 to $:15 I,d I ~l j 1:<74 oIl" 77~-6111 Co:oratura soprano LIbrary, 22500 Elf'\en Mile l!l from 7 to 8,30 p m The fee I~ Ehzabeth ParcE'lls returns to St Cla1.r Shoreb Call IBI0) $1'1 7464 her hometown for a concert of 771-9020 Re~8tf'r b~ Monda) Aprd WSU eXhibitions aTlas and song" by Belhm 27 to enJO) the beaut) musIc Now playing '\n l'ndergrdol.d' and CUISine of the land of the EX"lltJJtlon .\1L be un Ot-;..! ...\ Domzettl ahd Moz.art durmg Fashion & food DramatIc ~ton"" of Jo\e r'1 'Il\..kcts are $37 • Doniutti and Mozart dur- fe€ IS $5 det'eptlO!1 lust, b€tfS\aJ a.nd Detro]! thl <.Jugh Sat t.raa, ing 1l111iic At llemorial pro- Proceed~ oenefit a Web SIte Pre-reglstratlon IS requlTed fun T\lQ Gentlemen oiVerol1.'. ;,ld\ 9 ExmbltHlD hours 1o' Dog day for Regma lligh School Call gJ'am, Sunday, April 19. at for most programs Cal: \313 J IS upaated to rhf' l%(I~ butb gallenes are T1.L<,sad', The MJChl~an Humane 4 p.m,. i.!1 Grosae Pointe 1810) 263-0448 &81-7511 through Saturd4\ ~d\ 9 thro ugh F"ldav from 1(,30 SocIety WIll be puttrn' on the Memorial Church. PerformanceEo "'1.]1bE offer'eo 11l a rn to 7 pm' and Ssturdd. dog. Sunday, 'i.pnJ 19, from Lake clean up Locomotion lecture rotatmg repertor) ('n from 11 a m to 5 p m C~ll ,313,57:'.242.3 Pohtlca1 Opportumtles and Steam'f> Last Gasp In Wedne"da), a.t 2 p m and Obstacles to a Cleaner Lake St M1cblgan Wlll be the tOPiC of a lnursdcl) through Saturda\ at ClaIr WIll be the toplr of the lecture hv Wilham D Ed~on 8 pm 'Ilckets range from -~h) At the DIA League of Women Voters Town former clUef mecharucal engJ- to $17 Call \313' 577 297~ The Detroit In~tltute of Arb Last week's MeetIng, a frf-e ("run" featur- :1eer for the !,;Il;'~ YvTh. CC'nt,la.} celebrnr..e~ 1t np\.\ h ,...p!J.~' :;.te':i mg a blue.nbbon panel of Rallroad. at the DetrOIt Bonstefle bill 18th centu!') F_lmc..!) galJenps experts, Thursday, Apnl 23, at Htstoncal Museum, Saturda), On the bIll at \\'aYTle State ...,lth the first permdT.Cnt puzzle 7 30 pm, In Grosse POinte Apnl 18, at 10 a.m t:nJ\ erslt)"S hIstone' BtJnstede 1nstallatlOn of ,he \\ orld- l:mtanan Church, 17150 TIckets are $3 Call '3131 Theatre 3424 \\00d\\ ard m reno~ned FlreStOne Slher solved Maumee ill Grosse Pomte 499-3466 DetrOIt Frida). Aprd 17 COllf'CtlOn,plus more thar. 200 Call \'::1;), 885-0793 througn Sunda), ApnJ £6 IS ;:.~ ...r..Li".I.&::=t, ., .....ul,tJturc:~ d"10 Terrific tours the sClntlllaLng I:)l..o'cal objects datIng from 110U to 1820 Clab OJdenburo- Jazz joint Expenence the elegant lIfe fa\ O'"lteCabaret Performances P'"lnted Stu!! an e>...l:.lOltlOn~f The L)'man Woodard Tho style of ODe of DetrOIt s auto \\ II be offered on Fnda', and 135 cont"rrpUrar) pnnt- Wlll turn the Streets of Old barons \'olth a .'lSlt to one of Satl..l"da\ at 0 pm and S;nda\ posters, :nree-dl:Lens.vna, DetroIt exhibIt ill the DetrOit "Amenca s Castles,n the Edsel at 2 P ill Tickets range fre.n e8 mult1ples drav,m~ and s~..ll} AC&OSS Historical Museum 5401 & Eleanor Ford House Tours to $13 Gall ,3131 577.2%0 tures created from 1959 tc 1 MomulJ Woodward ill DetrOit, mto a are offered Tuesday tllrough prayer Jazz Jomt, Thursday, Apnl 23, ~~95, opens on Sur.da:. ApI"'~ 6 Bolllc: Saturday, from 10 a m to 4 Ragtime to riches from 6 to 9 pm, dunng a 1.::taI1d runs thro..lgh SUndd\ JepClI(Cdl y p m and Sunday from noon to On,... man $ struggle to take 12 Pan) DetrOIt Hlstoncal SOclet) Jazz 4pm .June 14 An eililbltlon cele 1 nls talents be)ond the bouno<> llUlfif In the Streets program bra.t.l"'g 1998 a" the Ch,neo(' 13 Hcrculc:>' AdInlSSlOn .tJle, an: cp]., 16 Bariler. Friday, April 24 The Detl Olt RePE'rtOf) Tneatre brat€-d m Harbmger of Spr.r.g shop ::all 1310':; \.\vod:-o\\ WIlson In )7 Ully!eldm& Super sale Art of leaming Th Flo\\enng Cpcrn an': 19 Make D1..cover great buys on tlme- The Detroit Institute QfArts, DetrOIt throu.gh Sunda', ~fd\ Pun: exhlb.t v,h,ch- run. 24 P"rformctnces \\ III be lDqII.II'Ie$ honored ClOthes, actf"ssones, 5200 Wood .. ard in DetrOIt, pre tJ,rough S;nda\, ~1a', '31 20 "Fly, f1y'- offered on ThJr"da~ and Jewe]n, llrmture and baked sents a .anety of entertalI'mg ~L.seuill • hou~s arc 22 SbI.cr Fnda:. at l' 30 pm .saturda) BalulOlWl goods during Second Hand and mformatl\ e programs \\eane"da) tlJrough Fnda'. at ~ and 8 '30 P m a'Jd Surda\ 24 "Moaly Rose Sale, Fnday Apnl 24 and Share exr..ert reflect,ons or from 11 arTl. tv 4: ~m anJ l'ythoo" Saturda) Apr,] 25 from 10 the meamng of Korean ~t 2 and 7 '30 p rr Tlchts arc Saturdd\ and Sunaa\ 're rr 1; opeDer S1) Cd]] 3101 b6o-1347 Z7Pmof a m to 4 p m at the St Joseph Buddhls: art dunng a J m to 5 p m ~commendeQ the fOOl Home for the Aged 4800 Pllgnmage to the La.nd of admlsS10n .s ~4 for aauito aI'') 29Quoodam CadIeux In DetrOIt Morm;,g Calm Galle!) Tour, Alternative Screen S1 fef ct~ 'dien and student'" PenmIl: llllIybe Guemse~ Cail (810 7"i7-6608 Satur<1ay, Apnl 18 at 2 pm The DetrOlt Fllrn Theat..,. 1'] 32l..oag. S7 Dunen. 12 Sp.dc:r Call 313 833-7963 popvllr • 10n5 18 P'yro.ech ..-.- rv'\'WIlI Mark voup r ,.,~ , + __ __ _ - - - ~...., ....,...... 1' ~ ...~ r.------__. Soo.r. J !'llddoclr. eqwpmen: 41 TlWl'lu- calendar ••• master dunng t'1t' free \,deo 'S~ paten: 21 ron cent type L'13f"SOldenl)UI'g, nmrang con. 3t> PIoImbwn 2 TI'O)lI1l bloli;e of qlllllU Saturday J April 25 DO YOU 37 TlunI) Warbero Z3 Succor 42 Gal<"r8 tmuous]), Sunaay ApnJ 19 ••• 38 Mdody 3 Knave of 24 Under and through ~unaay June 14 want to be in the metro calendar? 40~ Heans' the Clt.nahar Take part III th", :--'A.\E:S Tre/"1 flil Ol.t t'" S '::>rrr- SPrid 1 '096 Kercheval Grosse Pomte 42 T'oAe&s booty wu:ller 43 Blow from Farms 48236 orfaxtc(313;B82-1585 by3pm Fnaay'- 44 Formerly 4'- 2S Earl Grev a .. hIp ProJect AIDS l\1eTT'onal QuJJt 46 Rnporu,. 'ulln ....,.,. (or 0IIe 4;;; Cl.-- .. ~ durl!"O' ":. frl'" ° n ...... p"T ..... l"V8!"t<.&.-' .l~t _ hilit)' 5 Palnooc 26 Nooody 47 P,eas.llll Work';"op, -Sunda~- Ap;;-]'19 ~: Date --- _ SO e.tp!tal of 6 RIlli of ,,>.> 48 "MIla 18' 1 pm SaskaIdl. light lOlO" author l T1me __ cwar 7 'Bond e g 2llCheer< 490 C Ilddr Also on S lrd~\ Apn 19, at ------S2 TenTI1IIaIC 8 SUsplClOU~ 30 Ford Of 51 - bef.n 2 p m CIae" O]c'enburg "hare, Place _ 54 News hour smeJl" Lmc0ln had'. hIS pef~pect1\e'- dur::ng a frer ~sOne of:be 9 Go! 31 - Khsr 5~ SundlL ("ost B VI.aItUIlS 10 \\Iomc:n 33 Gc 00Ial1Oll Roundtable DI~~U'&lOrJ 56 StICkhall 11 lsllllld (j,')wnlull" ReglStf8tlOn J< reqUlr ..d 1(" Rfo'.hel somt program WJJ Jl'i F\.'33-4249 Contact }Jerson --

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LAM fA & LAM IA ".nrl SA:..ON A~) DAY SPA \rmlf ~nli4Ue'i E~JOY ~HOPPl~G AT \larket JACOBSOYS ,~\ nQt E LO\'ER.~ Dv!': :111,.5 The '\"UTRE ;::L\:.l':: P}L\.R:.IAC Y T art:' ;I.e&"'-t""d ,,-v - {{rLt: ....r", lL~ dot t~t:" ..~r.. ...-\.rocr , - a.c.. Tl "" ) ""'1 e,..... 1'1...... t Ja\ a ConnectIon. \\" !jrt \\ rL ....,...... : L ":'" '-.H.1. , r:a~ a ~Cl0~~E'r ' ..._ ,..t"' :::) .... _~: \..l,:ft"t" .:1: ~u . :\..r;'.C;1...e~ ~1d!h.t': I..n Satclrdd\ Apn} ~: ...... :.:.t' ;:::'J.d.~f' v~It:'r~ I Jl.:. l Q.C \~ ...... I <:huud r.ot ~~ ,,\t!" )kt>d :\v\\ on il..Jr 1£ Y "'h."::O'r C!:targt' \~!:t p....Lr !:a~e of :e:-.. t:'"r~ 0! :ne ~G ....t 't"c.-' .. a~r:.c: ~r:..:.:::t:hJC :~,r. ~:-a Sundd.\ Apn] 19th Th-s ~pe(lJ.l- '. b u\...t' K en._a"~'t',-,)<11.. _ l • r''-' .....I- .::- ~ l ...I\,...... t..."'I~ ~ J.r \'\ ¥f"d.f:r-l __ ~t:..::l:-.JH nert."" ct.l e 0\ er j(JV ...- '::v~.t.. 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RJlad ,E~t #175 off 1-94 then south 3 .Jut' ;peclai 15 for a ,'Tl11!ed tl~e, .. at m:les Only S5 00 adm,5os,on FREE R€gJ.Her fOT trret' \ r n crt' L'hctr:t:l Gn"se f'omt.e \\ x.ds 16926 Kerche\ al In-t~t?\ -,llc.ge. ,313 I cook v. a~e ..tt"~~ ara ~el~;\ t" a pa':-Klng 885-2154 L0nlpllITlE-ntary coo:-":'i)ck f, ~,n: Chant.e~ K:uhl?n ~r:Uf.' Atte-ntion Lladi"'o Societ)' Cf}/DIII"".,/,' " Members. XC'\\ ]~ thE- Lme tQ 0rder 8':"\:e~D;:: 6: & ~~ ..~.'t'""je..\I. age' \ Our 1998 f;gur~ne -Hea, en and Earth - ThIS ;:peclal hmn€d edItlun St Ambrose Ark of BeanIe BabIes ----- pIece 1" excicisl\d.\ a\ailah'" t .... THE GREAT LAKES INN SOcIety membt::5 In limned on display i-).C€r"lOrtc:' !odqmg and 1105r/!o/Hv quantlt:es AI::') wIth an.\ 8150 April 13th through Apnl 18th. pUTchas'i:' or more through Sunda: For .\our DInmg and DanCing 100 different 1Y7\l Beanie Babies sctl\'e a.Jld retIred mcludes Pnncess. ~{a, 31. "(lU \\ III r.::-celye a Lladro Emert~mmt'nt Damon Shawn. fonner EditIons ~atalog ',alued at 832.50 lead singer of The Platters, wIll Raffle tickets $5,00 each Store for the Horne. entertain on Fnda" and Saturda\ Come in. have a look, take a chance evenIngs and Su~day afternoo~. Drawmg will be ~fay 31. 1998 1998 Birmingham Antiques Chantelle Gift With Purchase. EnJOY our Dinner '3peclals ($9.95) on Festival Chantelle from France takes fine Sundays from 2:00 - 6:00 p.rn ... ~q"..,~/"u~pA'~ Office Supplies & GIfts... 16837 Kerche\'al in-the- lmgene to the neAl level. Recen"e a resenatlOns i81O) 794-0900 ... at 9334 Antiques Table Settings Display comphmental) panties valued at 824 Xorth Rlyer Road, Algonac, Village. (313) 884-6880 • (313, Fax .Monda). April 20. 884-7628, \\ith any ChantelJe purchase of 890 or 10:00 --\.\1- 8'00 PM more ~ow through Saturday. May 2. whIle quantitJes last. IntImate Festival Pre"iew Party Apparel...... L AIlEE Thursday. April 23 jewellyco. 6.00 PM - 9:00 PM Join the club! Herend mtroduces its collector's gulld. A hmIted Edmund T. A.hee Jewelers is Absolute Antiques. Casual Party membershIp IS available. l\,th a one- MIchigan's leader In GIA CertIfied Saturday. Apnl 25, )ear membership fee of $55 Welwme the bIrds back mtQ your mamands. Thelr selection and pnces 6 00 P)I - 10:00 PM )Iembers of the gUlld re.::en e a yard thu; Spnng' Our certlfied 'bIrd are superb If you re lookmg for a Herend pl)rcelam bell. an engraved feeding specIalists can help you dlamond. \'15It them roda ..... ask for Antiques Show hours: membershIp certIficate a quarterly choose from the area's largest their brochure on \'.hy • to buy a Fnda:-, Apnl 24 magazme and the opportunity to selectlOn of hardv. are fOI hangIng or certIfied dIamond . at 20139 Mack 10.00 A\1- 7:00 P~f purcha:,€ lImIted edItIon figurInes mountmg feeders and blrd baths. Avenue at Oxford \between 7 & 8 MIle Saturday. Apnl 25. 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~ I ,1Captains show the way for I, i North's boys track team · I A I Atkmson was first m both personal best performanch h By Chuck Klonke hurdles races, wmmng tt, 100 ~orth athletes, mcludmg :::'te\" I Sports Editor hIghs m 164 and th" 300 Z)gmontowlcz In both hurdle, I Senior co-captains Steve l1ltennedlates 1D 43 7 Glenn Hauk m the 300 h J I ur I I Drader Chns HlI't and Matt ~Both tune ...wt're WIth 3 few dies, Manclk and John S"''''o_ Atkm"on ar" settw.g a good tenths of h.b be;,t bmes last m tne 400, Flel and Fauot , J e>..ample for Grosse Pomte \'ear,n WIlson said t3h,2eOO~00and Blll) Ireland 1rl the I ~orth.s bovs track team - Atkm'5on alba teamed "'Ith i The tn~ tombmed for SIX Paul Valenc.a, Chr:s FlCI an d In addItIOn to McKenZIe anG mdlvldual firsts and had a Adnan Boyd to wm the 400 Hubbell, several others had top II~.~ hand ill tl/\ 0 wmnmg relays as relav efforts m the dISCUS and ~ho' th .. "J...~~n~n~ ~;'~-: ~ ~~- .:_-: Other Indl\'ldual "''lnners for put Includmg Ian Fentor I r\t( . Y meet season \Iolth a 74-63 \'lCto- the Norsemen were A\-edls EkmekcI, Kurt ElIl' It over Dakota m the Macomb Staperfenne m the long Jump, Rob Weathers, Ben MrCorrmch ;~c Area Conference WhIte DavId Hlrt In the pole vault and C.J Fenton II DIVISIOn ana. Matt MIkula In the 3,200 "We have a Dew throWlng ~All three of them were ngL' MIkula had a solid tIme of coach In Sarah Neely, who wor near the bmes they posted at 11'08 WIthout bemg pushed a state champIOnshIp m the the league meet last year," saId North's lack of depth was a shot put at Bath and Wa;, a 1 Reflections on Ice coach Pat WIlson "They scored factor the next tIme out as the solid BIg Ten competitor at a bunch of pomts and we'll Norsemen lost 77-60 to Fraser MIchIgan before she hurt her Several Groaae PointeR are in the cut of -TV on Ice" which is the theme of the need them to do that because Drader had another excel- knee," WIlson saId ~She _ ~ annual Reflections on Ice ahow sponsored by the St. Clair Shores Figure Skating we don't have a lot of expen- lent meet, "",'mnmg four e"ents dc:ng 2. good Job WIth these Club. The show will be presented Friday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday. AprU 25 enced depth We ha'-e some He had pers\Jnal best" of 11.6 klds and she has a good rap at 1 and 7:30 p.m.; and Sunday, April 26 at 2 p.m. at the Shores CivicArena, Tic:k- good )oung kIds that we hope m the 100 and 23 6 In the 200 port WIth them ets are available in advance at the arena or at the door. Prices are $7 for adulta. WIll develop" He also won the 400 and the ~Hayko EkmekJlan IS a!s. $5 for seniors and $4 fer Chll~D. For more information. contact the club Omce Drader won the 400-meter hit thIS Y ar: It's d lugh JWDp. e ping au e. goo at (810) 774-7530. Among the soten .In this year'. cut are the club's four nation- dash m 52 seconds, and was Chns Hlrt had firsts 10 the to have lum back. I always saJd Ryan al competitors - Jall.nke. Christine Fren, Lindsay Page and Andrea Agel- first In the 200 m ZJ.8 Both 1,600 and 800 and }us tImes of that if I had 10 Hayko's on m\ er, Jahnke and Frcka are both Grosse PolDte residents. More than 100 UateJ'8. were personal bests and hIS 4.48 and 212, respP.ctJvely, team every year. rd never ha\~ ranging in age from 3 to ~60-somethlng- w1l1 perform in the show. This year'S 400 time was a half second " were persona! bests any concerns show is directed by Laura DelBarba and cCHiirected. by Saudy Kallek. I fasu>r than hiS preVlOUS best AtkInson cnme m second !n Ekmek]lan set a league He also c:ame In se<:ond m the rd th 300 h ~ both hurdles races. reeD m wmnmg e u" lS' mghJump and ran an excellent MIkula won the 3,200 In dles when he was a seruor at ~ thmlleg In the 800 relpy 11 02 and cnl"(! agam dIdn't North m 1993, "He came from a long way back In the relay and I havt: to have a lot of competltlOn to Norsemen start with a bang believe the pressure he put on push hIm. Freshman DeVln the Dakota runner caused McKenzie won the shot put GrOSbE'Pomte North's base- Lianakis Lane pItched 3 sa-mtter and North plays a doubleheader them'to botch the eXI'hange," Chris Hubbell, a transfer ball IS off to a flymg start ....lth str.lck out five to WID the first WIlson saId "Then Ben from Utah, was second m the the straIght Vlcwnes, lOclud- at Grosse Pomte South game Mlkula and Cardam had Rat1..rrday beg::nmr,g at nvOi1 Staperfenne ran a strong dlscus WIth an effort of 114- leads North 'ng doubleheader sweeps of RBI smgles for the Norsemen feet The Norsemen get the Macomb anchor leg to WIn It for us. -rbat's nght after our first South Lake and Sterhng MIchael Fine had an outstand- HeIghts Area Conference Blue DtVlSlon "If Steve is healthy. he and second best from last mg defenSIve performance sea.~n underway Wednesday should have a wonderful year to victory Thp Norsemen...... ho are MIkula drove m the W'lnOlng He's been a httle hurt every year," Wilson said. "He's also a ranked eIghth m the latest when they host Warren-Motto run WIth a sacnfice fly m the other year Last season he pretty good vaulter. He I'IiD the Anastasla Llanakis Won state Class A poll, opened the second game. Pete Paterek nussed about two weeks WIth decathlon m Utah We expect three mdlVldual events and season v.,th 12-1 and 2-0 ",ins went 2-for-3 and scored three Blue Devils an lnJUlj''' him to help us quite a blt as the o\er South Lake was part of a W1IlIUI1g rela) runs. Others on the 800 relay team year goes on." as she led Grosse POlnU! MIchael Lane won the open- team North Improved Its record to were Randy Faust and Thm North didn't WIn the 1,600 North's gzrls trock team t{) a er WIth offensl\'l' support from are honored 5-0 ""th a 16-4 romp over Gassel relay, but Atkinson, Faust. 93-44 VIctory v"er Fraser Scott Koel her, who hIt a t""o- DetroIt DePorres Hlrt tied hI!' best tune in Chns Mancik and Chns Htrt Llanws ....on the 100, 200 I UII homer, and Cnns MIkula, CraIg ZlOlkowskl .....ent 4-for- wmmng the 1,600 In 4 52.9 all had personal Lest splIts as .,hfl had t",o hlls and three by league and 400-meter dashes and ran 4- WIth a pair of doubles and and also had a strong effort In the Norsemen fimshed a close on the wmnmg 1,600 relay RBI Lane struck out se,en Grosse Pomte South's hockey tv.-o RBI Mlko..J.lahIt a thr~- second Jenmfer Pagel won the shot Jerrv Cardam pltcht>d a two- team wdlked a...a) With a load WInmng the 800 run There were several other r.m homer and Koerber had put and dlSC'.lSfor North. Other hit shutout to wm the second of post-season honors In the three hIts, mdudmg his second mdlVldual WInners were KatIe game home run of the season MIchigan Metro Hockey North boys wins twice Powers 1Il the BOO, Betsle :'t)lr fi!'St ~ the ; From page IC Bopp s~lla that Tlbbltts IS J" '''lOlI'b beSt defenseman and Northey made 17 saves for 4-00 and 3,200 relays. polIshed m every area Bob Bopp was the l\-hchlgan Dan Preston, KrIst ~He;; a fimsher He Ifn't vel) the Norsemen, \'tho contInued The victory gave the Metro East coach of the year Loumarus and CraIg Spencer big, but he plays hke he s 6 feet to R'et strong defE>n~1Ve play, NorspmPTl a 2-0 record m the SuUU1 won the East Ul\'1SiOn tall He's smart and talented ~ -He has good size and he coHected two goals apIece, along Wlth Improvmg play moves well m the net," BOPi> champlOnsh,p Macomb Area Conference Blur Wh.tehead was consistent .....hlle J B CISCO, Blake from the nudfield hnes . lliVlslon throughout the year, but had saId. "You can see he's been East DlYISIOn first-team MUCClOh, Jon Rudolph and an outstandIng performance well-coaehed He has all the selections were Klem, Matt Thpper added one d.pICCe dunng the East Kentwood techmques down He really \lfhltehead, Weaver and goalie tournament, sconng three doesn't ha\e an" weaknesses" J.C TIbbitts Forward Charhe MUCClOh also had two Braun and defl'nseman Matt CityolQf)rnss.eJninf.e JfiarmS,Mkhigan goals to lead the Blue Den1s Ul Moran nussed makmg the assISts. I~ th" \'1ctory m the champI- 2D-player first tt:am by only a Moran made the second team onshIp game couple of votes He was th£ Paul SImon, Chns MallS NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING I . seventh defenseman m the North seeks and Jason Aubrey played out- Weaver only played t.....o sea- vOUng and SlX make t..~e first standIng defense for the COMBINED SEWER OVERFLOW sons for South, but he was a t.ea.,l. three coaches Norsemen sohd performer on the blue Grosse ?omte North has Don Northey had an excel- LAKESIDE SEWER DISTRICT PROJECT PLAN I line. both orTenSIYely and -Matt had an All-State year, coadung vacanCles In ('heer- lent game In goal defensively HIS 33 pomts on as dId some of our underclass- leadmg, boys hockey and Nouce IS hereby gl\ en. that the Cll) of Grosse Po,nte Far,ns three goals and 30 asSISts were men,~ Bopp sald -We had a wresthng for the 1998-99 The only Huron goal was Michigan Will hold an Adnumstratlve Heanng on Monday May 18, I a school record for a defenSE>- rea] character team and thf'l'e school year. knocked 1D by a North player. 1998 at 7 00 pm, EDST at the CounCil Chambers, locat<:dat 90 Kerb) man and he had only 10 penal- were a lot of leaders, but Matt Interested candldates should Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, Michigan 48236 The meeullg .....111be was the mam leader We11 not ty mlnut.es, a remarkably lo~ contact asSIStant pnnClpaL'ath- The Norsemen followed that held to dJscuss the PrOjectPlan lor the u.kesldc Sewer DIstnct. mduct- total for a defense man only nuss hIS play on the Ice, letic dlrector Thm Gauerke at VICtory W1th an 8-5 W1ll over I mg est1mated user co~t>and to recel\e comments and vIews of mter- but also what he meant to our (313) 34-3-2214 dunnli!' the Notre Dame .as CISC" scored ested persons "There aren't many high team off the lce " week of Apnl 20-24 three goals and Lnumams I sc!1oo1 defensemen who are Moran scored se\ en goals, Intemew5 for the posItions notched a paIr. I more skIlled than Weaver" many of those commg on the W111 be held dunng the week of TAKE FURTHER NOTICE That copIes of the Draft Project Plan Will be aVaJlabJefor public inspection on or after Apnl 18, 1998 at the Bopp saId "He made all the power pia}, and he had 23 Apnl27 J aSSISts followmg locatlon .l: nght plays and he'll be har" to replace He understands the I game, sees the Ice '" ell and CIl) Clel'K s Office makes good cho:ces .. Bopp-- 90 Kerby Poad ! Weaver dId a good Job of get- Gro~se Pomte Farms, Mlchlgar 48236 I tmg the puck out of the defen- From page lC sIve zone and when he and back." TAKE FURTHER !'.OnCE That the cost effectJve altematnc pre>- Moran lme::! up alung the blue South fimshed 26-4-1. set- posed and contamed In the Project Plan I~sewer separation and consls'~ hne. It was dlfficult fo:- oppos- tmg a school record for V1Cto- of the construcllon of gravI!) "3nHary and Storm sewers The PrO]e;:t\_ In;:; forv.arJs to g~t pabt theIP- nes In a season esnmated to be completed In 1....0 (2»)eat'S Tlbhltts' on I, season plaYIng "'ThIS ....as one of thp most hockey for South was an out- enJoyablp tea "1S !\ e e, er The City I~ pJrsulng Slale RevolVing Fund Loon Funds to conqrucl standmg one as he set a ~chool coached" Bopp saId -And not the project >lntch IS located rnmanJ) m theea~tem por-LlOllof the Cil) record "dlh 1.i85 mmutes Just because It "'as a talented pia) ed He allo .ved only 43 group but talent Isn't dl-.."ay:; goals an averagf' of 1 03 per the most Important th,ng The The Project Plan c()nram~ a Co~t-effectl\e ~OlutlOnto control the game and he saved 92 percent pla)ers hked ea('h other and Bring your group or pollution bemg dlscrarged Into Lake St Clair by the eXlstmg combmed of t he shots he faced were <;0 unselfish - <;e\~ersy~tem The Plan Includes a descnpl10n of the project cost e,u- "He ",as a bIg pIckup for us South ~ program has had It>. 15 or more to see the Dgers mate and fig!.fe; ~hoWJ'1i!thc propo,cd <;ewerroute~ The propo,ed th,s year" liopp saId of most sllccessful run SInce Bopp and save per ticket. sewers .....111 be m~wiled utllw:Jg open CUICOIl~tructlon Tne e,tlmatcd Tlbbltts. who played on local took over but he s qUIck to S2 Project co,t I~ 1" 8 mllhon dollar<; Ir,n el teams before thIS sea- share the credit

son ~He played hockey at flne "I've been ven fortunate t{) &:res -..ms Will be yre.1erreO l)fl-:.r r Q TAKE FURTHER "OTICE That Wnllen communlcauon~ tIme or another 'N1th most of have good pJ2)er~: h(' <;?Id G CUl, "'c::me vn The Son, .JJml")(tro~ accepted up to and JllC'ludmg rho::date of thc public heanng All ",ntlcn l' /' players at South and he e, 9' r .1~E JCl:, U OJp ""'"rr -And I VI' had -:0 much help and free ;.nSle" '0 p. O~IDI. l'O " e>enl commulllcatl(,n~ ~haJibe addre~sed ,0 ....as mends "'Ith tl,em. '" tllt.Y support from (3th letlC dIrector I Per';(ln,l\no Bopp ha~ made th

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l'IlP~""urn ~dld dft~r ~outh 'md tE'dm All3t"t. ",:tdlu!J II -..> "u .. l"( findl fuul' uPP'1c-d tbe non.lE-3,.(1..t purt'IJn ld-t ,ear pltcht:l'-n,ft lder lfjPI 'e-O " :J th up ,"l, ,cton I )f lt~ "lr-t ;:;''''1''1(. VIC'or") 0\er W( \H,nt to the final four in "'as ,.1 ,b d pItcher and SEed'lolm 1%7 and 1996 dnd ",ent to the Gr,braum batttd 36~ and Hodgma!"' gG' the Blu' IMite ;ha';'pi~n~'. regwnaJ final In 1992, hut ;-\ e \\ a" second on thl: ((,am WItb DE:'\Ib ~(Jlng \\ Ith d gr9 nc sldIT' ne\ er felt dS good about "l teaIT' 29 RBI ,n the fir"t .nn,ng Vande .....eghEe The Daredevils won the regular season championship in the Grosse Pointe Hock- as I do th.s \par s \\e hale a L:he al"'a,s pltrhmg IS thEe h,'.. a tv.u run h,mer m :ht- ey Association Mite House division. In the front row, from left, are Michael Colosi- lot of depth There'" nobod) on kEe) to a baseball team's "uc- thIrd and Bdm de 111t'red a mo, Kyle Kaled, Sam Hull. Andrew Pitters. sam Mott, Blake Griffin. Michael McCoy the team that I'd be afraId to ces<; basEes-loaC:ed tnple ,n the "Ixth and Brendan Mitchell. in the middle row, from left. are Michael Wolcott, Tom put In the game at an) tUN' " -If our pl'C'lers can thro\\ Chorr'a pltched the fir,,! fou' Burgess. Bill Hoffman. ROD Bedway, Da'l'e VanEgmond. Steve Harnadek, Luc South s schedule reflects the str,!{es and keep u.:; In the mmngo to record tht! VIlIO"'-, Maghielse and Tom cragg. In back. from left. are assistant coach Barry Hull. bead \"dj' Gnesbaum feels about hIS game .....e'll be aang"rou" and Hendne fimshed up coach Paul Mitchell and assistant coach Tripp Maghielse. "quad becau"e \H' II hIt thEe ball and South broke the second game "It's the toughest schedule \\e 11 pla\ good defen"e: coach open Vd th a sIx-run sl>..th "e \ t c. el" hdd." he ;:O",JJ 'If Gne"baum bd.ld ,nmng nJgn)l e-nted 0) Braun s \\c'le gOIng to get read) for the Hodg-man 'Ted Sv.arthout t,>,o-run homer and a solo shot state tournament, ,\e ha\ e to and Pat HO\l e lead the rota b\ FreImuth, the ne"t batter play good teams" non, but Gne~baL 11 I" also Gnesbaum droH! In t ....o runs North, South do well in tourney Saturday the Blue DeVIls countmg hea\ Ii;, on .JOE \\ Ith a fielcler;; chOIce and a host Gro~se Pomte Xorth - Choma, RIch :\'[a\k Andrev. tnple. \\Illle Vandev.eghp had Grosse POInte South and South SImmon and Lmdsev Hav.k.ms \lhlch al"o looks strong thIS Hendne and D~n BattJes an RBI smgle dnd ~'[orawskl Grosse Pomte South each post- Alleman ptr..hed a four-hItter each collected five tlltS 111 the "ear - 1:1 a doubleheader Jason Mangol also pItched last hit a sacnfi're fh Braun also ed 2-1 records at the recent '~,th three stnkeouts and three three games for ~orth hegmmng at poon And )car, but has teen batthng a hit a double \\hlle FreImuth Grosse Pomte South walk~ III a 6-3 \"icton o,er Monda), South host~ a twmblll sore arm had a paIr of InV1tatlonal softball tourna- Pl\'mouth Canton . Kelly North 8. Warren Woods- ,'t. WIth defendmg Class A cham- Matt Vandewel1;he returns [0 M:nk turned In an pxcellent ment Smvthe had a palr of smgles Thwer 2: The ':>e Ke,m "RIch IS sneak', fast and he scattered ::eve11hIts, struck out pltehE'r m North's i-I \'lctory and recorded live stnh.eouts The Macomb Area ;..1essacar can pIa, any of t~€ thro '" s stn1{~s " coach ~> SIXand walked one c,ver Canton The !\'orsfo.men Richmond 5. South 3: (;onferentE' WhIte Dnlsl0n Illfield posltwns Gnesbal11u "ald ~He call ha;, ~ l\"orth beat South 12-1 as also drcpped a 7-6 deCISIon to Allemon "Who t00k the lObS, should also pronde some wor- The outfield IS so!JJ "'Ith good mm ",ment You kno\, he s '"~ freshman Andrea Spencer hIt a RegIna. The Saddlehtes led 6- an[! Dmah lebot each hIt sacn- grand slam Enn Kelly plcked thy competitIon f'Jr South. Paul Yeske). :'\langoL Karl gOlDg tD keep \ au m the gam':? - 1, but North hed the game m fice flles for the Blue DeYlls In whIch ~ on thE' dn'lSIOTl ....,Ith a FreImuth ~.1att Barn and up the VIctOry for the the top of the seventh, only to the MAC crossover game 10-2 record la"t ,ear South Ho\\ e fightmg for pJ3nng tl!"'e ..:> ~orsemen Kate O~zecho\\ "kl "\VC sC(\Ted all four fun'" WIth lose m the botto"n of the Smythe hIt a double, whJ.1e wa<; 23-1.~ o\'eralll~ J 997 Jt>ff Nds(,n and Hendm al"o ~ had a Single and double dnd mmng tv.o out" c0ach Grle,baum JodIE' Nyenr.:..ll<;, 'l'rybus and "There werE' only in e semors add depth to tlle outfh Id -? Ally Schmtt hIt a dcruble for saId N"lcole Schm, tt. Llndsev Zebot collected ",mgles among the 11'3::J.ll.league pIa\- Cohn l\1rnl\I<;]...II- a \el'~atll .. ers ia",t \edr: Gne.b,um Said pldler "'hu can rat ...h pia' fir:ot Blue Devils race past first MAC foe -Last jear I thmh. 'he l:'\lAC' I ba~e (Jr lhe outfield

GrOi>sePOInte South raced to \\In the 3 200 rE'b\ rel,w Roa also ,\on the 200 filst-place fim"hes In all 12 O~bum CdTfL:ll Thf'l'e"n dash tratk e\t'nts un Its wa" to a 91- WaLts and SUl:I PIech \10'1 thl: 37 VICtOr., o..'er East DetrOIt In 1,600 rela) ",l1lll" CW\\t: won the Macomb Area Conference the 400 dnsh m 1 1)5 2 North girls WhIte DI\'1SlOn opener for each Anne Lapemcr:? \\ on both tf-am hurdles She ran a 176m the open with Beth Auty, heldl erov. Ie) IUO ane a 51 1 tl' ",m the 300 'lnd Kn<;tm RItter had out- Janel ZUldemd \\:lS second III standmg perfofm8.I'ces m the the 100 hurales, ",hlle Bndgd lacrosse win dIStance events for the Blue Horne was runner up m the Dev,ls 300 Gro!'se Pomte North's girls Auty won the 1,600-meter Enn Smlalek had another lacrosse team opened Its sea. run m 5 31 and \,as first m the ,,"cellent day. \\-inmng the long son WIth a11 11-4 \'Ictol) o\er 800 III 237 Jump WIth a leap of 16-feet-1O Bloomfield Clo",le} \\,as second m the and postmg a wmnmg effort of 1,600 (5 37) and came bach. t.o 132 In the 100 Bloomfield openf'd the scor- run a career-best 12 01 In the mg ana the game was tIEd 2-2 3,200 Smlalel{, LapelT'ere, Isabel at one p'llDt, but the :N'orsemen RJtter ran a 12 16 to place Roa and ~'[Oli) Ramsdell won eru pted for se\ en unanswered second III the 3,200 and teamea the 800 rela) m 152, ",hlle goals t

Tourney champs St. Clare's seventh grade boys basketball team completed a successful season by winning three straight gamea to finish first at the Gesu post-season tournament. The squad also won the Catholic Youth Organization Eastside division champi. on8hip with a 9.1 record The team was undefeated after the Christmas break.. winning 14 games In a row to finish 20-3 overall. St. Clare was second in its own Thanksgiving tournament and nmner-up in the St Juliana Christmas tournament. In front, from left, are Lee Dyer. Evan WiUiams. Joe Tlroni Tony Saunders. Allen Peck and Mark Nemeck&.y. In back, from ll'ft are Jason Trotter. Leython Williams, Roosevelt Baugh, Robert Denham, coach Bob za1"anek. Brendan Butler, Kyll' Hadas. I Jon Clark and Sean Messeah. I l Thursday. Apn116, 1998 Grosse Pointe News I The Connect!on :;

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Dart lime at 312-644'6510 I (313) 882~8643 :. 100 I'tllSQHAlS s'lrhs Monday Sunday . . . •• ace &U m. Jr C~ll ca.rds 119 TUNSfflRUT10H/TItlVEl Open hous"! Tuesday CALLIGRAPHY Elegant .- IOII'UYERS April 141h & ihursday hand ,e'1er,nq 'or ....ed 109 UnEllTAINMENT . Apnl 161h 9d'll- 5pm at dings ;)artles certl!l THA~KSGIVING 21('0 W B g Beaver cafes etc Cal' 313-521 NOVENA to SI Jude BOW n Ivory duo .ndoorl + SUite 214 bel'Neen 2619 o Ho'y 5t Jude Apostle outdoor enterta'nment, Airport or Personal Crooks & Coolidge In and Mart)'r great In vir- for speCial parties Patt" Lou The Chaufieu' 313 tue dnd ncr Ir miraCles thp CATS butld'ng or DO YOu'lee a a cook com- 1-313823 '721 881-5527! 24 hours r,ear kInsman of Je.;us call for Inlormatlon & In pa'" on S:l"'leone to Cood ratesl To rent this space please coli (313)882-6900 Chrls1 la"hfUi 'nterces- CLASSICAL mwslc for ar,y terv'ew 248-988 0287 i'elp keep aplJoll"!ments sar of all who Invoke occasion Solo dLio :'10 #4 shopping organIze reg- yowr spec,a' patronage OUlntet gUitar Winds Door.to-Door ServICe! 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL 200 HElP WANTED GENERAL ulate systemize your ALGER Del. and Liquor. 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL Irt tlfT1eof need to you I vOice 810--661-2241 hfe" Lear on 'T1e' needs cuunter a.,i dell ra.e reCOL.rsefrom tr1e BANQUET help. bus! walt COI.LECTION CARE I (313)881-3934 ~~~ person full and part EXPERIENCED Day Wait- deeth of r"1,' 'leart and DINKY The Clown- Face a.,d general kitchen HOUSEKEEPING time Must be 18 Aoply ress wanted Ha;vard hJmb'y beg tc ...'10r- pamtmg balloons and staff Part tl'lle fleXible Full lime general hOL.se- FREE CASH GRANTS' wi1hl" 17320 Mack, Coney Island 313 882 God has g ven such magiC ProfeSSional +$):ruml~ hours Joseph Cate"ng K"leplng Care of decora- College SCI1c:arsrlps Grosse POinte 9090 gredt power to come to MagiCian also avatlable 18101445-0373 (313)882 8852 live and flrte arts collee busl'le~s medlcsl bills my assls'ance Help rr,e _'_3_;_3_)5_2_1_-7_4_1_6_ Banking lion Pnor expenence Ir EXPEAiENC::;O half Never repay' CAMPAIGN 'horkers nand'lng ar; objects dresser warted for busv Toillree 1-800 218 9000 .n rry present and ur- FAIRY Godmother alalia- 120 TUTORING EDUCAnON needed Helo AsSistant preferred Please send Grosse POinte sa,on Extenslort G 5803 ge'lt petitiO" In retJrn I b e 10, el1tertammg at TOTAL Prosecutor. PatriCia Fre- resume to Contact Do By Hair promise to maKe ,our crlldren S parties Call ART Classes Leam to DEDICATION sard J'l her campaign for Edsel & Eleanore Ford Company at (313)822- MICHIGAN WORKSHOP name known and cause Cha'1tetle 313-331- draw & paint at the Wayne CirCUit JUdge House 8080 FOR THE BUND you to De ,n....o...ea 5t 7705 Maniscalco StudiO Gai- Republic Banf a dIVISion Reasonable pay. Short 1100 Lakeshore ROad 313.946-7660 Jude p'ay fOr us 3"d a:1 le') (313\886-2993 of Republ.c Bancorp. 1'10 hours 810-7737755, EXPERIENCED waitress I,ro InVOKe YOu' a::J MAGIC of J R tv'cAtee Grosse POinte Shores (Ord."" &. Dell vel'\l) and recogzlned as the 313-886-2953 ITo'nings earlv after- 48236 .Brooms .Brushes A'nen Say trree Our f\la.'l"ied Best of Detnof DO-N-;;:- ;now what to do leading SBA lender Ie poons Janets Lunch CAR parkers needed part EOE .r.'Iop heaas & r,andles Fathers t"'ree Hall bv DetrOit Monthl" wrth your C'ompute() tv'ichlgan, has achieved 313-824-4624 Marys a'1d Go- as P'.JD 7 time. days & nights (Ail rraae by !"e b'ind) (810(,86-2 28 ConsJltaaor" tra'n1ng success throug'1 the lal COLLEGE sludenV rellred lica'ion 'T'USI ::e il'O'll- Studertts welcome 810- And 10'Sof other . - repairs 313-824-4258 ents of our career-onentect person needed tor yard I"ed Tn,s Novena has 112 ftEALTH l NUTltlTlON 294-0426 cleaning supplies tool tearr players We currently work some landscaping FLOWER SHOP never been oer step proV'de homemaking per hour 313-8865976 hours Ideal 2nd Job apply Greetlngl 40 photos iii grarlea P!..blcallon Windows Internet, Soft- Startlog Tuesday Apnl and persor,al care serv- In person Nature !\Jook eluding 2 songs of YOLIr pro~lsed F I.' ware ApplicatIOn PPr COOKS, dishwasher prep 28th 9 00 am at CUSTOMER Ices to older adults Flor,st f-l ...oson s Eastland chOice S5985 Terry sonal service, our office SERVICE DrJg free workplace person V'JIII tra n, excel- 1 10SAN(wntNCi SflVlas G'osse POinte Woods lent pay Apply In rer. V,deo Sef'/lces 3 3 . . Call 810-778-2213 page REPRESENTATIVE Maok! Moross area Cal- FULL tl'lle service wnter! 886-0C'25 COI"'rT'cln''YCenler 313- SOn Insn Coffee Bar parts assistant needed CUSTOMER serv ce see 8109/45326 vary Center (313)881- & 34:! 2"'05 or Cynd 313- Gml 18666 Mac ... Ave fo' Colony rv1drlne retary for Pet COMpany :>274902 A friendly profeSSional 3374 Bepeflts available PHOTOGRAPHY- Spe Grosse POlf1leFarms Please serd resume to FL.I tlr18 corrputer GROSSE POINTE manrer IS Vital as you will cal'21'l9 n Weddings & CHEERFUL, rehable help 24530 Jefferson Ave SK s persorable fax MASSAGE therapy by De among the first to assist COOKS, prep COOKSand An'1l\e'sa 1es BlaCK! LEARNING CENTER needed for weekerd St C air Shores MI reSu~e 8'07908203 Bes'Y B'eckels 11 customers With mqu,nes, d ~hwashers needed I'.f'lle & co or Reaso'la- Sol•• ~ J9,-;- photo shoo:s Will train 48080 or fax to 810- or 34692 No\a C"n'Or, years experl~rce aid Nlth account problems Apply at More I-Bow b,e Bernard 313)885 131t1Kercneval, G.P.E. May & June Ideal for 7724792 Towns., p 1,6:)35 f--o,se ca S ava lable per40rm transaction <;erv RuolT 25100 Kelly 8928 "ollege or hlgt> scrool ,:;i 3 8~ j 0509 RoseVille 313-343-0836 ces and ensvre sr1oo1h ~1udent 810777-0664 FULLJ part time days Se- 107 (OMPUm S£tVK£ .. traffiC flow You'd also REO WING CLJSTOMEq Service Rep 'ous lliquJrles only Ap- 114 MUSK EDUO nON keep accurate balanced CLERK/ Dispatcher 1m FAST Llpgrades 'epalrs MaUre enthUSiastiC ply SUbway 21020 PLAYOFF 121 DRAI'EtU1S transaction records mediate opening for part sales Inexpensl\e 10+ GUITAR lessons college leam player .....ho enJoys Mack Grosse POinte TICKETS time Dlspatc"ter to worK Noods years e~per e'lce Free s' ...dent a.ccelerated working With the pUbliC AFFORDABLE sewing In addition to excellent 12 hOLir shift 36 or 48 4 tickets for all PICO< Jp P,o \-1lrro Cor' I:lexlbie hours ','a Ibcx ea"'n ng Sean Window va,ances Ro- COmMUnication and serv hours lor a 14 day pen- GARAGE - attendant- - Full home games. pulers 22216 Grato' (313)881 1890 es Etc 313.884-8440 'T1an shades cor'llce Ice skills prev,ous banking od "ppl'catlors and tll""le Ilghl duties A M (313)331-2304 Eastponte 810-773 boaros YOJr Fdbrtc My expenence IS deSirE-d. particulars r1ay be cb or P M Villaoe Mara- 7766 GUITAR, P ano lessons DATA entry clerk for sa es talned at The Grosse thon CadleuxF Kerchev, THE Gru'lyons are bac..:'" A I ages all levels Clas- Talent' '1ome oonsulta. preferably In customer office (313)3655400 al See Pt 10 For a co

• • Thursday, AprH 16, 1g98 Gro$$, POinte News I The Connection ~ 200 ~lP YiAtlTlD GENEltAl HUI' WANUD GEMEUl 2()1 HElP WAttUl> 300 SnUAnOllS 'WAMUD too 200 HW' WANUO GENEltAl 2QO.llfll' WANTED.GENlIAl 202 HELP WANTED anJW- 204111LtWAHltD DOIUS"( IUl'SITlU . . .AIYSlmlls. ". HAIR Styl.st wante0 I'l'gh LOOKlt.G lor a PAiNTING lobs E"laC'1sh TIRED OF LOW PA YI~G BABYSITTER n~ded " TYPIST, compute' 1'10'"',, COrT'}('J"'\lSS'Orl cO' 1o"",, refJ! new career? GROSSE POINTE ed G'osse Po n'" firm CHILD. CARE JOBS? rr l hu~ E: 2 3 a!'er Ho.J'~ t.; S\.lt Grosse a (313)88::>2466 E~~PLOYMENT I Ca 3no ~e!" 'f vou quail!) OClk 9 'a' rel,ab'e pro Be a pro'ess ora, '13"'1)' reIS pc- t,r;pk 2 tAlliS Po nte of1J~e 313 884 Llve-:n to ean 550 Ou", We have GO '---->1 HAIRSTYLISTS rnmed ft'SS ur a1s ar.u lege Top salary & tJenef,b 7 AGENCi 3 J (.:if'S ~""a 1" r"O'"'l"~S 5 40 ever'lgs 3' J ~ European , a'c part. rr'e Styl~' "" the s/stem" ard 'r~ ~'...de'1~s to fill f...l, tl"'le 13 ;"8',2028 5['5 ~70? 382: 4'-:;76 r school ;,g to ma~e your poSltJn['s Corrpet,tllle Child Care - POr!unllles In ou,,; ;~ eo vears rf? c:t' e s~ "'.I ""'p, ~ONTESSORI NANNY WANTEDI A ,j 0: ;:;rdC~ ~ E .. r,..,.,a. .., (II v,.. ... r 0" Da) & '2,<:" rg S"lf'S dfearn~ ccr ....e t"ue pal 10-0777 5475 BABYSITIER ....a"'ea " ~€pd • t..>...... t""'cej I, TRAINING PROGRAM r'j ,,\lie ser O' "v r cee, r-' .,1 ../ ...... ;;l avadab1e A eq ...t p"rt"'nt C,,'I R,c'lard LanaJl1 at \1, ..'Yt~, d"'-r-.jf\.I Cfor CQrr t't/ ...... ,e fo~ ~urn"Tler fer Cra",s ...... (1,..- ~'.:> ".j.(!~ "u I - lITe emp y err r ~ '.:d .:. _ ~ (R"gl~'er asses) or ' ... L j "" =. p'o .Idee ".0 C e ~le'e 313-886-5800 I/v''''e' -::: 5 8. 5 lear 0 d ~e \Le' C (. HelerenLes a ca I r-'" r : L.l es Apply u" pe sOr' ao SEMI RETIRED (810}739-2100 ...... ~( sA. cs :J ~c" .... go .j ICO fer ,c ....' 6 ...... 1 -;-'.... c~ r BoRlcs '91 ~ 7 IV"co:. G'osse PO''11eFarrns f-a';:e 'N)OOS Fa"1l1y rn_s' Sral1 Mal 25't' rr'S c.. C [,.; /./ ..... "" ::" ... p ....t ng CC-Tpc:rJ 0ee..."'s A::~" Ave & -; ~. I", or Cdll Bu", ~ess \Es' j 985) ::;'~6404843 I- .at( rv",~s MAMA Rosa s P :ze' a TUTOR r,e€deCl '() "eli- " lOrd, peop c ;)",r"o'1 I., 11' ..... 'r Knsta at '800 668 See,,'rg dependab e per ~851 ... "'a,..", A ..~"'" e reeds phore 'lelp l'l'prO~e a',guaqe a'ld r COLLEGE 'lr r1l9" S r::lQ P"'ld1 can ~a'-d e .., J""} I ~ ='...... rc; - , 54il4 ~O""'3 I, t.-. good pl-.lo ....e P", ~ coc~s Wd. b a j ,plid. G-os~e e Fa''TJ_ SO(I:>Iskills 0' 4 lear O'd ~t'".jaef1. Re ICC e de. ta~J(s COun'tr ::W's'O"""" 0 ...c.- '"', d ~ "k liS Overs"'e oJr O'Odr rna"e's & delivery peo c'l ,d 3 wres a "ee. , ~ -.Je~""'o:1'11 r HANDYMAN &Y;;;-d nE'lp perlda')lc v,,:h ei:.' to e se"\ ce etc \1o"'da ~ dept 5p m 9 3C.p iT' dal 20S HUP WANT£D lIGAI. pie Apply ater 40 m la' 3 'lOl..rs day .. ;:- ... "" .. ...;I .... r,eeded G'osse Po 'lIe a Cdre fo' 5 year 0 0 g' II" Friday 8 3116 Ap~ Y n ,y 9" m 3 p m Salurday 15134 ....'ack Screduie can bE 'le~1 f ,c:... Park 'lame 313331 f-,_ ,...,.... _ our norr e /v1cn ".'o~qr per~0r a~ P'r. E.x Y8SS LEGJIo'l.L Secret.-4f'\1 r'I) r- I -- r- ,...... U t:: i'"\t-'~ lld ( ~) " WeC 730 afT' 123C 2037.3 Mack Grosst. t01.n Det'cj~ a\\I + f ...... M~r....fm3..n.ce ~ Lea,e ressage \' d well Illln prr slart mrred alely POI~te Wocds or call Admml~tratlon seeoe;s er;2i so?c(c'a"',/ );,~ r"C"" I...~ ~ HOSTESS, 'ul -i;;;:eo~ rk Roy 3'3-886-1763 313\884 3627 t ------\31'3/886 9354 885 6850 for rPore 'lfar "1'_1'" a, east :'2 fears C' Grosse POIn'e res,au ~a."'" j ~.:;l 'or ce'd ~ ""r: PART tlr'e - 6 20 hours (313)8848413 11 at on For tMe DI'irOI' ~'r-'rcPO I ------'It,gal,,-)/"\ expe r "''1:(' "-''''''''e'J ale;; .dce ...... ("... ra'1! (313)884-6810 Vinyl sing S'lOp needs EXPERIENCED babysltte' tan Bar Assoc,atlon 203 HELP WANTED ' Satar"lJ cO'Y"rr-er.$ ...ra'C' someone fOI sl~q layout UNIQUE lacility see,",s pe- reeded for 2 crlldren IMMEDIATE Opcnl'1g tor '''ust be prot,cle'l! '1" Micro I. t" (xpe',ence Exce Call Sharon at~ and des,g~, FleXible sonable Pd" tl'11e ad a:Jes one and th ee ::; D£ltlAljMEDlCAl dealership Ac:o.lots 501 Excel a'1d MA~ 90 ler I ben""b Fav r", 313-881-5643 or - mit'lstraille support per- payable POSIt 0'1 Expen Bus 'less degree w.!t1 hours perfectlur nome days per wee~ 881 DENTAL ~yglcnlst to JO'1 SUl'e ara s.a a.r) re son '1 prOIJram food 6295 e'lce preferred Aopl ...m ac:;o.Jnt,nq major aro maker or college stu- fnendly Warre'1 pr ,ate q.. 'eme~ts '0 (3131963 persor only Rail Lae- compl.ter sk lis req.l red den' Will t'a,'l serollce area ShOJ d un pracl ce 2 days ,,,eek EXPERIENCED Slrer for a 4949 thel'1 Pont ac 176n Ideal candidate has 1-2 (810)7762240 dersland catenng proc 1 Saturoay rPO'lI'1 810 ,':-8~~~~~~::~0~'~ ess be computer Iitera'e n gh sci)ool freshr-Ian PART tJme legal secretarJ l"'acK AvenJe, Detrol' years eypenence Salary PRIVATE Grosse POinte 75'-0520 and adept at worKing whIle parents traveling 'leeded for Oi:;'e pracl Li IUJ) ( \RI &. 0. I 11 f{AI to S30K plus excellent Club needs malrte- DENTAL ryglerl ..t rut' INSIDE SALES v"th t'le p.Jt. IC Attenllon re'erences \313\885- tloner FarT'dy IaN 1I1lga ceneflts Qualified candi- nanee person to ....ork n t me fo' Grosse POI'lte E\lH\.'>,(,~ REPRESENTA T1VE te detail .$ essential 2499 t~n ex;:>erle"'Ce prefpr dates send resume to boal narbor dunng sum- practice SeeK~ en:'1USI- Comeast Cable ISone at Some weekend and red Send feswll"e to Jeffrey Alderman, 535 mer months Palnltng FUN hlg, school O' col- ashc 'lyg;en st \\lIt'1 the largest cable C0iT'pa- evening 'lours rossJble Box 02027 CO Grosse Griswold St #2100, etc Retirees welcome 'ege Sluder'! need!'d to strong comrrun callan ny s 'r the U S today Cur- Apply In person or s~no Po nte News & CQn'lec Detroit, MI 48226, $7 per hOur 313-885- supervise 9 and. (",ar ski Is Periodontal expe 'e"tly seek ng nSlde sales resume to Human Re- tlon 96 Ke'cheval 4766 olds summer act'vlt f>S nence or ab" ty to our representatilies to do out- MOLLY Maid needs team SO.l'ces Grosse POlme Grosse Po,nte Farms O""n car (313\8848433 sue periodontal 'egme ..... S Des ;""'~ .erl bourd sales telemar'Keling members I Monday- Fn- RECEPTIONIST/ tyPist War Memo'lal 32 Lake MI48236 to gererate neN subscnb- day ro car reqUired Please call 3 3 884- ~ ... ~d ::'-:;"1"'- Busy east-Side construc- Shore Drove Grosse NANNY wanted '0 "a'e for ' ers Seekl'lg Individual ~eolcaL denta 313 4.)14 20b 1lIlP. WAtI;ED t'on company Elo:cellent Pomte Farms MI 48236 our 7 and 9 year old \'1 -\uPair 884-1444 . PUT TIME who ISselt motivated benefits Fax resume EXPERIENCED f1.. 11 lfme ) our Grosse POInte HO\IESTA\ l~-\ flexible and a t..am player Ad'Tlmlstrator 81 ()..445 WAITRESS! Bannald full rece;Jllonlst moolcal as PART time poSition for re- . MOTHERS! othe'sl Work t-ome Must have trans- (all ]-SOO•.n9-09fJ7 ThiS ISan excellent oppor- from home Part time 1137 or part t'",e, days Apply portation non- smoker slstanl needed for a ceptlonls!t secreta'y 1'1 tur1y wrth a grow.ng com Grosse POinte Woods $400 -$1 200 Full time RECREATION Slaff 3 lu I al Your Place Lounge Full time summer- part busy Dermatology prac- ]02 SITUATIONS WANTED pany Hours are Monday 17326 East Warren tIce In Grosse POinte orofesslonal olf,c," 1pm $1200 -$01,000 810- time summer poSitions tome dUring school year CONVALESCENt CAllE Thursday 11 9pm and 50f"l Morday- F"day 447-::>111 world sistant poSition ava'iable your Oiuccessl Greeklown 547 Mo.,- SUMMER 'lanny needed COMPETENT PROGRAM'S TEAM portunflles Blue Cross trasoortatlon a mus' Fa In Grosse POinte Dental 'F'ee Pre Ilcens'ng roe, DetrOit Monday- Frida)', 8am- IN-HOME We are lookiog fOr vacation pay and park- mous Maintenance oHlce We re looking for classes 6pm Fu'l- 10vl"g S'} a'ld CARE SERVICE outgoing, enthUSIastiC Ing 313-8826240 313-884 4300 fnendly hard working 'Eycll1slve Success WAITSTAFF, days or eve- 11'10 year Old Tra,.,spor- TLC Elaerlv person to lair our busy Systems Programs people to become part of NEIGHBORHOOD Club IS REMODELING company nings Full or part time tat Ion requlfed Pdr!< Hourlll overnla>-j rate, our team staff Warm lamrly ',ke 'VarreN Of CommJsslon acceptlr'g appllcahons seeks laborers dryv.al FleXible hO\Jrs Great pnvlleges (313)882- Expe'le'1ced - the atiT'osphe'e Experr- Plans. • DESCRIPTION for the follOWing Youth lers, paJ"1ters, plasters tlpsl ApPlY a' SaJos 8774, afte' 6pfTl Grosse Po nte arE'a ~nced preferred not 'e- JOIr' The No 1 World's leading parenti and Adult softball Um- carpenlC'rs Must !>ave Grat 0t at Thirteen'" Ie L,censeo & Soreed qUlred 3138821490 Coldwell Banller affiliate child Interactive play pires Youth Fastpllch lellable transportation !:losevlPe 202 HEl~ WAliTED ClERIlng representative nace Foremen & La NOW nlnng hostesses, tom pamtmg teak refin- Call 313-881~102 (313)882.3676 ,0 mori>lh"n when plaCing your ads borers, Will tram 313- 48236,Attn Rene d,sllwashers & expen. Ishing Steve 810-468- 600 Suburban HousehQlds THANK (aU ORTHODONTIC Assls 8225010 enced wa,tstaff call 1300 RECEPTIONIST Full time rearhtng more tt->an tant, expenenced prefer- LICENSED Harpe' Woods LANDSCAPER; mu~ 313-88 1-8540 posItIOn In busy Grosse 8 million households TEACHER wanted- Middle red, 3 days per ,\leek home daycare has toa have own transportation Pomte office Microsoft around Nanh Amerrca OFF-SITE Rental Manager school English 7th and! PUBLIC SAFETY fOI Glosse POinte Prac dler openings Fuli time for Grosse POinte area Wor-j knowledge helpful One call & law cost rates fUll or part time fleXible or 81h grades Strong OFFICER tlce (313)884-9585 ' Meals actlvltleo:; CPP Send Resume to Box For details '-"II Barbara at 40 plus hours Work on schedule Will tram background In Literature Tesling WIll be conducted to certified refere'lces create an elIgIbIlity "slto rill 03036 c/o Grosse WANTED Full time regis- G'csse POinte News & the flilest houses I Good Some clencal skills a and willing Independent (313)8llH090 pay, wor!< altitude 313- plus Small EastpOinte elementary school future vacanCIEofo Candidates POlnle News & Connec- tered dental hygienist The Connection, must hOWl 60 Coll~ tion 96 Kercheval Fast paced practice 313-88"-6900 or QUALITY Child care avail- 886-2975 apartment bUlldlr'g Ap- Send resume 10 Box Credits, be at least 18 yes", Gros~e Pornte Farms, seeks a carrng enthu:>l- Suburban Class'fled Ad able Ages 2 8 Monday LEASING person needed ~Iy 20920 Harper 08015 cia Grosse old meel MLEOTC and Harper Woods betv.een department s phys,cal & psy MI48236 astlc hyg enlstto Jam our vert,Slng Networ\( (SCAN) thru Fnday 7 am 530 Exoenenced WeeKdays POinte News & Connec- cholog,,:al requirements pallent oriented ae'1tal at 312-644-6&10 pri Meal Included LI Vernler/ 8 Mile or fax tion, 96 Kercheval, SECRETARY housekeep- & Saturdays Please Appllcs'lons & Pre- employ. team Strong communi censed; early cnlldhood 313.885-1 t72 Grosse Pomte Farms, er part- t'me live In or send resume to Box ment Qualtflcatlon forms cation SKills reqUired, ~201-HElr WANtro NURSES degref> Eastpo nte MI48236 may be oIlfalned at C7030 Cia Grosse OFFICE ass'stant PrevI- out 1 800-649-3m and expenence prefe'red (810)"77:: 0665 POinte News & Connec- ous legal finanCial real TEACHERS and teachers ask for 810-293-7272 1313}884-1100 tion 96 Kerchellal estate exoerrence a assistants needed for GROSSE POINTE CAREGIVER! nurse for 83 304 SItUATIONS WANTED ST Clair Shares energy Grosse POln'e Farms ~Ius $101 hour Send pre-school Full and PARK lIear old female recent GENEllAl company seeks a crea- slroke & new dlabet c MI48236 resume to P;) Rox 100 part- time (313)881- DEPARTMENT OF ~~ COLLEGE st~ent does tive, Innovat ve and Must 'lave f,exlb e St Clair SI-o'es 4~080 3460 PUBLIC SAFETY work 'n O' outs de yOL.r L1TILE Italy!> P ua needs highly motivated Ind Vid- hours Monday- Friday 15115 E, JEFFERSON Ilouse Gardening phone person pizza SEASONAL harbor staff WAITRESS needed 200- ual With a "can- do atti- 313-8~2-7400 5 30a m 4 30p f"l ap c ear ng, painting I,x makers delivery OrlVe'S full & pari lime alia liable g 00 pm No expenence tude to serve as an Ad- eQUAL OPPOATUNIT\ proximate 12 24 hourS ups and more Cail (313)526-0300 Exoerlence helpful 313 neCf,3sary (313)885- mln,stratlve ASSistant EMPLO~ER per week Pr mary care. (313)871-9605 (810)469-2935 331-6880 1481 Must have strong C0m giver (daug'lter) works a puter skills Includ ng MI contlnge'lt Jab and hOJ's COOKING:c.Ieanmg ge; 200 HUI' WAlUm GIH9A[ 100 If£11' WANTED G£IfW~ 701 Tin' WANTm GENERAl' 200 HElP WANTED-G£NEIlAl croSoft Ofi,ce 97 Full c'lange weekly Mother era: r('pa,r Garage time benefits Salary IS alert cheerlJI talka cleaning References based 00 expt>f1ence t've able to use walKer FU.lI part lime Ardrew ClRCl LATIO,\; MI\:'\AGEH W'\ ,\;1ED Call (810)447-1200 or WI'h assistance reql.. res (8' 0)754 4323 fax ieSUf"le 10 (810)447- tJI)!' feedlngs 313 884 GARDNER---~edl 0213 0"'51 lor pr('c,tlglollC, (<1< 1C,lci( Gresse POinte 2 ddYS a 300 SlfUAnOH-S WANTED rldl(! \h'ckl, pl\ \\( by MICHIGAN LAW used 131:))822 4025 m orf('[ ( O!llpe 1111\(' DAY CARE FA.CIL'TIES WORDPROCESSING SECRETARIES HOUSEMANT;-7v;-;C c"e' 15 -~, .,al(1[\ LJlllllilC,,,[Jd (In home & center ..) • MSW With Windows. Word Perfef't 51/60 FIVe years e.urne Ie) TOP PAY FOR TOP LEVEL SKILLS qu t't hardwor!\l; "hen pia:; ng you, ads tr;>v.elNtil Ii" ~ n DO'1ald JOIITl \11:1111'> long and Short TerM assignments lc!!:!!~l THANK YOU (8101820 882;:> Metrnpollt.( re IH'\ .II \\ ( IIlll m!.~~~!'" certified ,rcle'pn e, de~tJS grocery IU'lch Or FAX (248) 443- 6 'i 01 L ---- (,roc, ,( I> 11111t I drillC, triln,p01il'lon 'Ion rt'lnpr ' ...rr .... "H ~l--, R71-R_ .. 1')? \.11 "+0 .. H) .- _._- smOKer rJr,nfor Call Please calif - t 1L. II J 3'3822472? 0591 313343

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.1 TED 301 SITUAnONSn; WANH& 400 MIICHANDISE GENEUt . • .NURSES AIDES 40. ISTA'!l SALIS 401 fUIHIT~1 40' GAUGE/YAlD! CO, GAUGE/VAIOj 412 MISCELUNIOUS INTI~UES /. COllECTlILES IASEMENT SUI RENT-A-WIFE USIMENT SALE lIIT1ClfS - CERTIFIED home realth iN ~our searc'" o' aftorda ESTATE SALE For Ine busv pofesslo"1al DINING sUIte. tablf' 2 lamily garage s:lle Ch 1- MOVING :.ale Air condl MICROWAVE, $60 Cell aide seeKI1g carl' for 'he be ant,ques VOl..r best Friday, Saturday ':001< S'lop I ~r' er ,65x101') Ylltr cuSt0nl drer c'ld adult clot"es tloner furrllLJre a'1d m,s, ,no fal' b,ack $15 elaer,y H::mesl aepe"a Jh:>PP"'9 experrence Apnl17,1810am-4pm rano" Orga'll~e y JI...' II!e pads 8 chairs bullet baby Ite' o~ ana tOyS ceila'1eous 858 St able rei able C'OSSE' \\11 be ., Tow1 Hall A , .L8 Ro,a'ld Road Glo,,~e T\~I" bed WII~ bookcase a'1O~ome Evervth'l9 (7')x'!:Ix;:3) pecan co ...., April 16th. 181h 10 4 Clair 0'1 of fv'ack Satur hE'adboard white $70 POinte references 313- t.ques F fty of Mien,. P.)Intp Farm" 1 block vOu \\ art n a \'> fe ....l'1 I, French E'xce lent COl" No early birdS 21512 day 18th S.J'1day 19m Slo\oe $50 Spreao and 32« i733 ga" " f n"',,' anllc;ue ,ortn ot Moross east off o~1 "1~ nagq n" a'ld 21518 ParKway S' 8 4 set tor day hed cea,els leali .. Ill>; 'he Mac~ Conllr ,t..nu~resl- dll'on $2500 ~nd"" L .. 313!:24814:l EXPERIENCED '10rre Cia r Shores oft- white $:'0 DOp up .a-ge"l se ect on ~f 1..121 ::le"ce 0' "'0 ) Sil s :""t,que English antique chitto- RUMMAGE Sale St Phi ')palth care ala" I::)' for ddy oed $40 2 IWln ~ C1..,t~ques ,;nder 2 a 10 Irad t andl (Uf 1 tu"'e robe \~a"'llt douole 20506 '1\ oodslde ~arpe' lip and 5t Stepnen JOS mUITlONS WAffUD rights en'" ,\ee1\e'l1~ W'lltE:metal r,<:.adboards rOOIS Open 362 cays a ba & cla\\ Sold mdhuga aoors I'>ltr: bevellea glass Wooas Muuseho d sale Eplsc0Pal C'1urch HOUSE ClE1H.ING Lea 313 640 4 22 ' $40 Portable GE dish \ ear lOam 6p'1 1y;able~ Alh Cla'i arm m,r or" 2 pull out racks 1 Sdturoay April 18tr 14225 Fra 1k'oro at La" CLEANING laay es'ab Isr washer Wltl) warmnty HOME HeM'1 C'?o'e <- 8101152 :'42::' 205 '1=- 'T'a'1aga'ly chest & d'a"er $1 7'iO 8a m 3p m WOOd Detro,t Satu dav $1511 (313)526-4149 '19 I" Gross" PJlnle Sdbette ::;~d A~~()c,ate~ N, ~'1 Md n do\\ It0\~ '1 Jre~~pr l.arae p- '1111 ve t\pnl 18tr 9 I pm d,pa ntrestea 1'1h..r1'her G E electnc stove & mi- ABSO ..UTEL Y awesom<:. \01 J 716 2654 1-0 ~'o, '- 80'1 eo ('uptoa'(] 30 ~ I,a nut MICROWAVE, off,ce !ur'll- f"""oyrl1er' 313 841 crowave $250 ArO"1oor DarK anrua SPECTACULAR -novlrIg breakfaSI ,el \IICtO an lure 9,rls ....'1,te des$ 33~9 lOI mUATIONS Y!~ltfED Cal! (313)~2-ll21S bloc,.; sail:: April 24 26 ~ale- 19266 T,/lone OFfiCE (lEANING o'esser m.:lple v'1ests 9 am (Selme homes Halpe- Woods Icorr er of and h.Jtch (313)886 MARINE CITY Deco m r or oeco up hght CLEANING ser. OE' 1\lth closed F'lday) JUKe Sloa" N of Moross E of 6107 EMERALD 1"le Cleanlnq Antique Warehouse el B,Ioks ctlem'stry DREXAL. Herrtage F'ul1- te'l yea's expene'1ce b(lxes 'fur'llure child. Harpe') Apnl 17tn 18th Ser\'ice Profes",omll 105 !'Ii Fairbanks 1M 29) g,as~\\are dep'esslo'1 wood d,nlng 100'11 set MOVING sale f'J''1lture a'1C 1cansed fa' nome rer s clotr, ng antlq.Jcs 19th 900 to 400 ("lea .....no oeOOlP to r1pogn 1.R'1'lY-'I=:;'=...... 0 n ...... I ...... -.::; .... ~ ..... ~ ;: .... hLJt'~t l:;-pr"\..pr ~ ,...k:::lo N and ,993 Ford Escort \ \!IUt;;V ydl I~::=t IQt~ 01 ;:'$111';\111119 101 everyone . your 0'1 ce bUilding 20 MO'1da\ Sa'uraa\ chma eus'orr Jewe,ry pal oval lable rece.,tly re Wagon $2500 COME home to a clear 'eally 'leat stuH SOIJth K.rtC"'le'1 te'l1~ stove years exper e'lce Full\! lOam 5pm tery Fe.per Red Wings covered Great COfJd, \313)886-5329 Eve '10"se Professiona' Of 11 Je'lerso'l St lreezer bar fridge gas lns~red (810 "'78-3'(;1 ;::;;======...010 "rnps "1a'1\ ooo"ces nlngs q.Ja tv no..."e keep'1g lIOn $1 000 oest offe' Clair Shores bbq patro It..rnltLJre ' 400 MEIt(HAMDISE es I nes c,o'hl"g ThiS and ortlce c eanlng Ref. ' ...~...... I G'eg 313-885-5034 Tv s drafting table and PENT AX 645 Medlun For- ANTlQUlSj cOUEmlns ~~~~~:,:';:~~.. hOese 's s't..He:Jful' EASTPOINTE- 3rd a'll,ual mat Brand new In boxes, ere'lces Call Rac'1e' Wel?kend s/'(.l\~lngsl tabore' computer of .....1 'un '\pr ll'o.i 1~l\atY "pm VVear YO..H g"\.Ibbles. blOCK sale Saxony \8' 014989578 19TH ce'1tury cOuntry oa" f,ce ail and school sup- With 75 mmLS 2 8 55"m "' •• Azm """'" Sol_ a-I. h" SEE YOU THERE' South of 9 Mile Frrday- double bed 'T1dlC'll~g .t?b olf I 'IN ,&ben .au.Lb:s mil .. ) KING size bed complete pl,es snow blower 2 8 150mm 3 5 manuals DEPENDABLE, expen ~ Satu,day 900 400 Jresser S875 Burlea I 0..._40&1"".",..", ~""-" EDMUND FRANK & CO. With ill, bedd ng grea' Xmas tree artwork mlsc filters 120 back pel- e~ced housekeeper ------Nal"t..l dresse- (vene'lr A'==:~ ~~::;.~:....~(313)869-5555 Co"dltlon $450 313 EMMAJUNGA double signs kitsch booo,00 CD ~sk t~ e6t'n- de" bike Much more 810-n6-6147 Refcre'l Satureay 11am 9pm year old $22001 best cralrs (straight legs) $600 GIRL.'S newbom 6X1 7 d~r G E $100 scaf- pJter 100 MHz 32!J1g ces Sunday NOOI'- 5pm Sunbeam patiO set (5 a pair LOUISXV French GARAGE sale 17th &. beautrful clothes Zoo- fo,d''lgs framed fence Rem fax modem load- ' ARlDECO,ARlNOUVEAU pieces) $200 B10-775- loveseal (need reuphol- 18th 10 to 5 36" gas dies, JM Rothschild sectlOI'S (cyclone) 313- HOUSE Cleaning, expe'1- ed wrth software war ARTS 6 CRAFTS, SO's, 60's 6.3'1 stenng), $500 Chippen- slove 36" electnc stove Hartstnngs etc, excel- 885-29~2 leave phone erced oependable and MUCH, MUCH MOREl ranty, 5700 (810)415- dale mahogany dining Ch,ldrans clothes Items ient condltlon 810-776- number, after 8p m ro'esl excellenl 0534 BEAUTIFUL. Steams and Free Parkmg room table With large from settled estate 9383 REMOVING Flonda rooml Grosse POinte referen- Foster sofabPd $350 $1.00 OFF with ad leave rope edge carvl"lg 1889 Lennon near 8 ces Please call 406 ESTAIT S.lLfS , GLASS top patiO table 4- 9' s'ngle glazed alu- Full sotts'cled waterbed, on apron and legs WIth ball and Mack (3131885-4144 ANTIOUE show. Huntlng . . oak ~eadboa~ S300 WTthumbrella $25 For. mrnum door walls $125 25844 ilnd claw feet $1 400 Ma- for treasures? We ',Ie got Mackinac Rose- 313-886 9265 GARAGE sale Moved mica lab Ie Witt'! 4 chairs each Be,ge drapenes PROFESSIONAL. cle.s,"lng hogany COrT18rcnlna cabl- theml Blue Water Al1tl- ville- FnCla" 1000 Thursday 4. 6pm Friday $40 313-884-1867 $20 per panel 1- 48' wllh a pe~o"dl tOt..cr que Dealers ASsOCl8 300 Saturday 10 00- BEDROOM set (4 Piece} 'let $600 Traditional Chi' 11 5pm Saturday 10 ------Casablanca cellmg fan Extra spec,al care lor 500 3 piece entertainment na cabinet (W1thglass GOLF club starter set (12) $50 (313)343-0371 lion now m It s 16th 4pm 20500 Washte- With bag GooO cond - ---,- _ ',10m nome II' buslnps<: yedr presenls OJr Show center sellmg together! doors on top), $500 Ma. naw Harper Woods 1/0,1 ~st offer 313- SCREEN porch 14ftx for 25 years Refe',mces separate (.'313)882-3013 hogany student desks and Sell Saturday Ap'll 885 1542 13ftx B81nches In sec- available (810)7::.8- BOOKS $300 eac" Sets of carved KIDS garagt' salel Fndaj' 18th 1000 am. 600 BEDROOM set $475 So- tions U Install $550 0191 Bought ,!l... c"oad mahogany Chippendale only [} to 2 pm 20220 pm Sunday April 19th fa 10\leseal and chair GOL.F collectors SOlts Table 60)( 3i white alll- dining room challS exquI- Roscommon H~rper QUALITY office house 1000 am- 500 pm Ad LIBRARY BOOKSTORE 5550 All brand new Bobbv Jones Walter mlnum glass top Site, $300 eacn Bdl1quet Wooos cleaning Reasonable miSSiOn- $300 Meals 248-545 -4300 Can Clellver (810)779 Hagan Si'm Snead (313)882.5490 inlaid mahogany dining Tommy Armour Copper _ rates tree esllmates available Ney., Haven I. H.." /hmng A>.m.Hc 4798 MOM to Mom Sale fOI Please call pager High Schoo: 57700 !II 5emplJner room table (double pedes- used children s clothes head TM2 bel'lll,um SEARS rrd'ng lawn mow- (313)566-8414 Gratiot New Haven 1 CHERRY wood fumlture 3 tal) 48"X 80" With 2 20" and equipment 5t 313-882-5558 er 10 horse power 5 94 traffiC use eXit 247 "- wall U'1ltS TV and VCR leaves lotal 120" (10 feetl Clare School Saturday ------saeed hardly usee: $450 T L C Cleaning reslden. _E .... V BOO"'S HEALTH Rider used a (313)885'9139 going East tum left EXIl AND LIBRARIES cab,net halltree TV and Too much to hS!1 April 25th. lOam 1 pm tlal/ buslness/ commer- few limes $125 Pre I 248 gOing West lum VCR 81O.n6 2684 (248)5454110 413 MUSICAL - cial! construction (atter JOHN KING ~UMMAGE Salel Salem Form Air Stepper $45 nght Follow ::ilgns Door fire clean up) Referen- ::n3-96'1-06221 CONTEMPORARY gla~s WHITE French ProVinCial Memonal Lutheran 810-772-9007 INSTRUMENTS • pnzes donated by Green Mlchlgar s Largest Bookstore d,nlng table With 4 green ces Free esllmates Re. S nee 1%5 5 piece oed room set Churc,l 21230 Moross SNAPPER 5 h P Mul::hmg GRINEL.L Brolhe-s Upnght Street Tavem 37700 • CI p and S .... c Ih s ad • chairs $340 313-884- ferrC'.ls $5 off Insured Good condltlon $450 at Chester, Delrolt Sal lawn mower 2 years plano great sounding G'eel'Streel New 8altl' =-< == bo'loed (313)331-9888 1939 (313)a85-6027 urday, Apnl18 9- 3 $1 000 (810)n2-9632 more Call Tlrr' Gable for old 313-881-6649 home (313)752-4536 l'lrormat'on 810-725 message 1193 -' COb'mAH SAlES 406 ESTATE SALES - 406 ESTATE SALES . (~ ESTA T£ SAlES 40b Em TESALES 406 Tf SALES THE HOUSE.KE-TEERS -'-.------m" CL.EANING SERVICE FURNITURE 'efm Shed Bonded and Insured repaired stnpped an, FmH~tlT teams type of cenlng Free es- SUSAN HAR.TZ ~ ORG.t\lZW ResldentlaV CommerCial tlmates 313-345 6258 GROSSE POINTE err" '. t1artzril 886-8982 .PREPARE HOMES FOR LISTING Servicing s,,,ce 1981 248-661-5520 HOUSEHOLD SALES 1<~ Edtate SaLu Excellent Complete SelVlce .CooRDINATE MOVES 313-582-4445 FURNITURE, lightmg, References Glen and Sharon BurKett .ESTATE SALES E-mail hanging &. table I""'llps eas 0826 • BASEMENT- TO.ATTIC ORGANIZATlO!'. mlgntyg'ec~@ Leaded g,ass doors amerrtech'let Windows M"ch more MarCIa Wtlk www houseketeers com Just opening 831 E 11 f'~~:f:r~;:~9'l"'~~ :°1(F.tfierine 5l.moU andassociates a: 313-881-2849 I 3011 SITUATIONS WANTED Mile Road Royal Oak ~~Conducted by JEAN POBTON ; i HOUSl SITTING Antiques Unlimited • 'Estau Safe, .-. Wednesday thru Sunday r I _ 313-822-3174 OLDER gentleman, ex-po- • :MOV!1l£J Sales • ~~~~~~~~ ~~I 11am- 5pm • ANTIQUE =d ESTATE SALE , ~: hceman, hea!thy non ~ ..'J ,?:a:l~;ti);j ITtf:d .;:dJ .. lid .9J};@~:d~ .5tpprauals smoker available 5- 15- PHILCO rad'a! phono- 1i { 730 Lmcoln, crosse Pomte ~ , -. It ~ • '1(]ferena.s 98 through , O. 15- 98 graph S50 4 octagon , East of Mack between Kerlry and Cadle.ISE , 10 UOam - 4- oapm VictoriAm tr.mk, COtOIl1a.l doll hoUBe, leu> cen- T " ANTioUES I COllEm,m , ANTJOU£S I (OHE0\\ front chest needlepoint chairs drop front u/ r Ram date • followmg weekllIld I I • • -I'/I'/t~/i dP .~/ani->.; Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. desk !>mall antiques German flgunnes 2 sets of Friday, Apnt 17th 116:3Op.rn ;.:,~::,~" .».,..~ chtn 5 30. '" Estate • Household • ~IoVlng manUe clocl<. ,mall Saroul<.s furs J'andparnted china lamps records IS: m~ch more Evervthmq metJcu SmgM 0... $ale: ~~ ~ ~ ~55 =:~~ GROSSE POI"- TE RESIDE!'. TS IO"sJy kept falrl, pnced IS: (]ne quahty Frida,. & Saturday, April 17 . f8, 9.m _4pm &tate of Coieman A. YOlIlg ~ ":;:.,;:., : :. ~~::. StRVI\iG ThE PO/\iTES "OR JO YEARS AdmlUlOft by CI1.IIog {Catalog LII:ChMt:U= Strt"d "uml'o«>~ al ~ 00 A "'" un fnda~ On .. 311 RJdgernont, G.P, Farms Colt: $20 Idntits two) =:...... QualltlE'n • Experlt'nced • Prote~slOnal 10ft Chalfonte at MOf'Oss} £- Sunda,., April 19, 12pm • 3pm Sunday, Apri!19t1l11 Moon Mary Ann Boll Rem'e A. Mxon 8.IIle of AdvertisIng Ephemer. Only FREE VALeT PARKI"lG ALL SALE OATES 313-882-1498 313.822-144;> Hou~e fl led f"om art c to basenent lots c col ect"'JIAS $1 g~ IF,..- l:<:~~G~~l:STA"'(IY'":::OEhA"""lA',:)""I ... ~SA-AT 'OvAM Grand'.fhar ClOCkM.hoga~y Droplea' fabl. 4 cha'r>; be"'.' ,''v '"'"IIG ~uc~ss BY" 0 ..£..< \I ....C~ER'JN do CONS~A""'T N PIAGET 0 AMOt-oO R'I,,,, cO' D 8M"-CflETS CL "reI< Cr-'t ?l'; .gOSd,P'"4A... PO ....KEI,.A 'I,j BaldwlnCMnv spt.. .. !abl~s ,amps Lorg Oa" draw,"g t.~e C ~ !'\Jo"s s.,.all chesls -ACl..:>E COo..LfCTI(JN Of B()()lo"S AND'" 996 CAD! ..AC DcV~LL_!:::COo'VCO...... ') ! 6VUH ,91,;;'.; h~~~ dra't ng eM r slT'al! Oak plant sta.r-d f'ames "'nIITOrs Cuckoo A _ Ie docks E"lna 3 other sawmg maer, roes Ions of taton<: seWlr.g l"ems "'\J WOPK=o ')f ART j::'1.!-:;ENCV"'~AGK W .... "'~A;(.;: ... 'NALlvO,JR-"'E'I" JRF:AN JAt."'E:'S A,~" M-1 ST E~ 48R 11 Romeo Plank, Ju,t South of 22 Mile ! Grosse Pointe Farms ware Engllsr CJps. S8.J.:ers ROL:Il:;\oIrt~Od~S~ B~G llgunnc" " A..M"ff= ",U INCWoSE L~t: ... .,,:...,1.;::;:;' J r t- .... ,--.ifr,~ .....qNEl;P,-, ROBEQ'T HOPI< l'oj W ll>AM LOU S $OfIo"'li"'G S~ ~ ""A,l,Jy WedqwOOd Mal"'''''' Spod. McCoy Ha VaSO<' S Jo'lIlS.:l0 8ros O---HERS I Old f.nn horn •• nd !>om I",dod \\ ,11."'1>ard \Ia'" 'fyle :'aturday, April 18th (9:00am - 4:00pm) enQ Ba\I.ect CiIe smaloSOldcame"'scalee "'\...~T~Y ~Pt:'KI-- WHOLE HOUSE ESTATE SALE I'""lagazlneo;; Yank ~ortunp London 1t.lS rated Ney.,,-s others r.p~~r::."'lA, r 1&V~"'G. ..h .. K....S 74J'Ot.EENAN"-'(DRf..,n l(AFTA.~.E ~l ....ret,tn. H..lI .anJ Hull ~O('h:l .. del-non ot coHI.(..ublt"" FEAfURr"JG Mahogan~ 48' duna ~.abmel, buffet, Owner was q'aph c .~ '110- J S Rubbe- ar .. or!, & sUOfI ps I .h r &lG v'..CO "'-r: PB0\~'" 19')(' FPEN(;H CI)f,.lMOQ .;> S"'Cl'l~ { antlqut hall tr"'c bc.,.utJfulh frJ:mcJ (l!d prmts rocker" Il&..~ 'rA.A E A. Q"T",..,c. OI:AE .....Ct- fJ. et .... <::'SO"II CARPFT ... r '" er ~ n. Ar-'l') C Olhp~ lurs cosfurroe PWE'!ry Kltche"1'o\3 e appll&nc,a,c;; 'l('"\"~"IOf'al .. h. 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• Thursday, April 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 413 MUSI(Al , 601 AUTOMOTlVl 4 U' SPQIlTS £QUIPMENT .OJ AUTOM TlVE 60S AUTOMOTtVE .11 AUTOMOTIVE - IN/iTlIIM£NTS {HRYSUt 65110ATS AND MOTMS ~5 I lOA TSAND MOTOlS GENERAL MOTOlS - FOlElGN '. VANS ..... ' 1996 Yamal18 EL90 digital PARAMOUNT fJush pull 1995 Dooge Intrepid .... 1992 Dellille average 1995 HOf1daAcco'd LX 4 1992 Ford (,Iub Wager 1988 16 SMokercraft 151 O'DAY Mar ne' 19 1'2 organ Excellent condl equlp'Tlenl le3 shoulde' C,ean 59 000 miles 'Tltie~ navy blue exrel. door "Eldan dutomalic 61 400 rr" es loafiea Magnurr 50 horsepow sailboat ready ror sP-'~g • ,Ion $9500 313 S8' & chest machines $575 $9900/ m'J.keoffer 313. lent $8700 313 B82 ai' $'1 500 0' bec;t of excelleni conditiO') launct, Excellenl S'l3;J€' nso 313-8616351 8823909 31:1-881- t- Mercu!) Power tttt & 419::- fer (8101--f6-59~? $9 999 llrn lJ 13)882 iu :y eqUipped E Z 1318 Inn 'rall€" cover elec ABBEY PIANO CO 7802 Loader tralle' JCJ'I Su' 411 TREA5UIl£5 UNDElt $2S. 1996 G'ar>d Prox 4 door 1994 Honda Del S0 ::1 lQC trolll1g motor al...ce~ '994 Dodg" Stealt!' RT uut!:lo"rd engine Cuddl ROYAL OAK 248 541.6116 low mtles ful oOller 52 000 miles DldC~ 1995 Plymouth \ oyagE" 7 sones $4 950 313 343 Loaded leather seats very clean $11 995 caD n SailS rrgglng Ie USED PIANOS TREASURES 'JnOCI ~25 asklf)g $2 500 besl ~as,e"gel 4 cylinder A'I C1pttOrS Must see 90'7 Jacke's cJs!',ons r'IJch usee Splclets Con~oles P,ace YOur ad I ere lor 313-8811491 ,,,131881.>-1976 ma', options lOW rrlle $~3 700 313.962-9548 more $3 000 or best of Upnghts & Grands only $5001 Details 313 1991 Grand Pnx SE V6 ------aqe as" ng $10 800 1974 C'I-j> (:,ran ?56 Ii 313-1386 6646 1994 mfnt Q45 j te fer 8' 0- ~78 3.;40 882-5900 all opltons excelle'lt (81 (I ~ 71 5269 be"glaSS Sleeps 4 Gat PIANOS WANTED choose •.JOY Stier "g at 1991 Doage Dynasty verv COndlliOn $5 000 I"y 'lead rJns g'ea' 653 IOATS PAlTS AHD TOP CASH PA'D $20950 Tamaro" Cd:' 1990 Po.,' dC Trarsport clea'l $2795 or best (3'3)8869084 S7500 3'3381-0557 . _ SEIlYI<-E . "ICS 245 223 8459 ALLEN T'leater dea..xe or TRrASURES offer 313.823-4833 ---- Sf: 1 o~r",r ..,'1 te a I 1992 Lumina 234 wel pCJwer new; res aealer MARINE WOODWORK gan (Wllh full peaal V~1)ER $25 1994 Invinil J30 Leather 1995 Se;;,ray 17 5 bovmd bOard) Has J soealle' 1988 Dodge Shadow mawltalned 100115 grea' In~talled eng ne 42K Custon deslg'1ed & bUll' Sell your odds s"rlroof S17D50 Tarn e' rarely usee coast Cabl~et y RepalTs dry rot 88 000 miles Like new black With burgura,' In rr' les very clean mus' cabmets, contdinlng 2 arof! ClaSSICS 24'3 223. nv'oc:: ...l1rl ~ 1n+'01 r"'Ii () & ends here $23001 best (810)771 lenor $5500 (313\88'1 sp" <;;1'; ?')r) i).P<' A1" guard package tratter 23 Yf'aIS Expenence spl:akers SUilable for a for only $5.001 1.306 page 313-260. 5215 L.ets deal 1m 77'; 8139 wtn1enzea and qaragp Have +-'O"tlOIIO chl..rch Peneclly ma n. 2253 movng 1993 Jagudr XJ5 Leat'ler stored 59 500 & References Example, ' 1986 Voyage' SE 7 pas talned Moving to an ailoy wheels warrllnty (313)640-8616 aTter \248)435-6048 Wh,te elept>ant 1980 Dodge tractor 51'J 1996 Monte Carlo Z34 senger 1 owner Autc apartlT'ent Ml..st sell 1 S' 7950 Tdmarolf Clas 4p"1 ceramic 1940 s wheel low miles good loaded 9 600 miles, air lilt crUise cassens '54 lOAf STOItAG£!.f)()(tONG $12000 new will sell far cond'tlon 27 enclosed burgundy! dark ,:yay SICS 248 223.8459 $1495 313-123- loy, mllf'age looks good TWO 1994 Polans 750SL $3 500 (313)882 1291 trailer Good for con. leather h~e new 4567 1991 Jagl..ar XJS conve'1'. dr.ves good $2 500 l.,cludes trailer and BOAT wells up to 22 structlon $7 000 810- $17 OOO! negotiable SOJt'1 Df JOJlferson Alter ARRIVING OAIL V' Ole V12 only 28000 313-839-4462 many extras S5 000 776-2390 810-293-6128 Rd area $200 per sea- At our new permane'lt , or dCl.211s call miles flawle~s $22 950 , ~ 13 AUTOMOTlV£ 3,3.8841893 son (313)822-3641 home More quality used .l13-882~900 1992 LeBaron convertible 1970 NOIID 350, heade's Tama'off ClaSSICS 248- WANHD TO IUY plsros $795 and up 60000 miles, new trans,' traction bars gears 223 8459 WELLCRAFT, 21 foot CC Scorp on 83 39 454 s B & B Automatic Auto IS Michigan P;ano Co PrIvate part\ ads on! top' tires leather mint 1971 Cadillac Eldorado 1987 Mercedes 580 SL Center console Fo'ce T8S GPS, trailer ex. size ill. [reque"", looking lor all junk cars 150HP outboard Trailer l • Mov'ng, tuning reflnlsh- condition $8 0001 bes! (313)403-2074, Red 2 lOpS excellent tras $55000 810-727- ,ng, rebuilding estl- restrtction:. apP0-'" offer Evenings 8'0. Dead or aliVE' We also I,",cluded 550001 best' 2102 (313)339.9957 cond,! on Tamarof! buy used t,res TOWing mate~ & appraisals n4.0654 We want 10 sell' OUTDOOR we" In beauti- 1995 Olds Aurora white ClassIcs, 248-223.8459 ava,lable 24 h:>u'sl 7 Woodward S of 9 Mile (810\777 4477 ful secure manna Near 1993 PlymOl.lth ACClaim, 33k non-SMoke excel- d...ys Minor repal's rea. 248-548-2200 500 ANIMAL ' Grosse POli1te Park auto air sunroof, clean lent condition In warran- 1991 Mltsubl!>~1Mirage 4 sonable pnces B B SAILBOAT- 25ft SledJe- Call anytime' - ADOPT A PH doot air, all power, $750/ I'ear (313)821- 75K $4,300/ best Pag- 313 245-<1.555 313-653. man 10np Johnson Cash to' planos ty $19,500 \313)885- $3300 (313l886-4674 0127 ' BLACK lab male, 3 years, er (2481261-1670 6061 _ 6327 13030 Hayes (6 electnc start Roll fun 4 BABY Grana Plano by al' shots neutered, own. 1998 Renault Medallion 1994 Olds Cutlass Suo 1989 Porsche 911 con ",A,le) Detroit salis Sleeps 4 Loaded. 655 (AMPlRS George Steck Issued ers moving (313)886' sound body needs e'l- preme 49,000 miles vertlble low miles pow $2 000 (810)792 6882 1931 Excellent condl- ALL Jl..rk cars wanted 4674 g'ne work some rust new brakes, great connl' er top $30950 Tamar 1962 Metzendon Camp- Se'VlOg Grosse POI'1te t:on (313)885-8204 Will sell for parts, $600! tlon Must sell, new car off ClaSSICS, 248 ~23- 17FT f,berglass Sears fish- Ing tTa ler iotai'y reo GROSSE POinte AnI'Tlal Harper Woods 3t Clair BLACK high polish baby best (313)881-7210 already here $9000/ _84_5_9 _ Ing boat 75hp wlln t'a,l- done Sleeps 4, must Adoption Society. Pet Shores & DetrOit s east- see $t,200 (810)778- gral"d plano like new adoption Saturday Ap'll 1996 Sebnng white Load- best 313-RA?-?417 1996 Toyota Cellca GT Side 810-779-8797 e' $1 ~OO 1965 condition $5 500 with Thompson 21ft skiff 1914 page 313-S29. 18 12- 3prr Pet Care ed leather sunroof, 1993 Olds Cutlass SI..- convertible 5 speed, al- 6 I 4 AUTOt.\{)T1VE nRn? bench tuning dehvery & BUick V6 OMC outd"ve Superstore 9 Mile! GTa. CD 49.000 miles pteme convertible, red! loy wheels $21 950 AU'TO INSURAHC£ 1998 Starcraft fold- down warranty Other planas tIot (313)884'1551 $12,900 Great carl black leather Intenor TaMaroff ClaSSICS 248- Wlt~ tral,er $2 500 AUTO hsurance- Low camper Sleeps 6 Re- lrorr $795 Mlchlga'1 (810)465-5690 fully loaded, 80.000 ,223-8459 Both run excellert' THE Grosse POinte Animal down payment $125 fngerafor and stove In- Plano Co 248-548- mIles $8500 313.886. -19-9-3--V-o-lv-o-,-8-50--G'-L-T (810)392-9942 2200, call anytime Clime has a female 6 1994 Viper, red, excellent Doesn't matter what cluded (313)882-3296 mont!" old sparllel miX, condition, 6,500 miles 3862 Leather power seals your onvmg record s BOAT Insuran-::e Very CHICKERING parlor grand b Sb MOTORlIKES an oldf'r female Shep- $55,000 810-291 0850 1991 Olds Cutlass Calal" sunrOOf, $15,450 Tam- like Partners Insurance competitive qualrtj. COtT1- plano Showcase COndi- herd milt, black and an b02 AUTOMOTIVE 42K 1 owner, $3,500 aroff ClaSSICS 248.223- 810-774.9955 panles Discounts avail. RACING Go Cart Margay tion 2" sohd mahogany (313)884-0592 8459 orange long haired male FORD' able Pierce & Compa- frarT'e 8 & S Rapt:>r rae- MaSSIVe carved legs cat and a gray male ------651 IOATSAND MOTORS 1989 Escort runs well, re- 1991 Olds CalaiS, Quad 4, MAZDA 1995 626LX nv 18118 ~ack 343- 'ng engine dunlap and lyre 313-640.0130 short haired cat Please 0000 V,ck, liable transportation tor good confirtlon, runs 32,000 miles, green, 17 1/2 Cresthner 1990 wheels & !'res vgc 55 GUITARS, banjOS and call (313)822-5707 to 95 rr p h depending $1000 313-886-9708 great $4 0001 best 313- sunroof, CD deluxe Mercury 75HP Side HUNTER Legerd 405 ma'ldohns. ukes want. S03 HOUSEHOlD pm 884-0126 wneels loaded or. geanng, $650 313- console trolling motor 1995, 'oaded like "If'W ed Collec1or 886-4522 fOR SAlE 1997 Ford Escort LX wag' ------$10900 810-775-6728 Fish and ski extras trail. 824-0280 on, 10,200K Great con- 1991 Pontiac LeMans 248-583.9802 Fast roomy good lOOK- er low hours $6 950 MOVING sale-- August DOGUE DeBordeax pup- dltlonl $10,850 313. Red stick 30mpg Ing Pnnclples only 313- -6SS MOTOR HOMES 313824-0741 Forster 6 4" Grand pia. pies (French Mastiffs 881-4399 1-800-366- Looks and runs great' bOb AUTOMOTlVl .. 824.0280 no Llkf' new, beautlfu' like TUFrn!r & Hooch 1896, ext n49 $1 950 (810)778-1914, JE!PS/4-WHHl - 1993 Ford Coachman co"1d black ana a female dependable, ne..... sus- 96 KERCHEVAL, Asking $29,500 1988 Ford F250, char- (810)731-8139 Sheppard mix black pel'slon brakes, tires (313)8821294 or 313- coal exceile.,t conditIOn Call (313}B22.5707 altemator, water pump, GROSSE POI~TE FAR~IS GUITARS, banJOS,mando- 924-0702 68K, Must see I thermostat high miles (313)885-8204 KeVin lins and ukes wanted -S03 P£T G~OOMING S2 550 810-860-1973, 1972 Cutlass 442 Conver. Collector 886-4522 pager tlble Red, white top. 1994 Ford F150 Llghtjng, SVO, 351 motor black IVES Railway Circus Train, 1991 Tempo GL very mint, Cragar double Wlre SCOOPER very good cO'ldltlOn ONLY $1.95 parts boxe-s literature clean $3,000 or best of- chrome w'leels, V8 An-mal waste management 74000 miles $10,900 Large Tin Boats, battle. fer (313)885-4540 After 10000 (313)884 7654 Year round (313)885-' 127 shlp£ ocean liners 6p'11 or weekends. 1973 Mercedes, 280SEL Gall for weekly sched.Jle Complete: parts, boxes literature (313)881-7226 Mint condition 70 000 1994 (,MC Suburban SLE (734)284-4828 Gary 313-884.4795 1988 Townca' Signature miles $5,5001 best otter V8 9 passenger F' ber (313)881 7480 Street Index - Schools OLD wooden dUCKhunting excel'ent condition glass running boards 601 AU~OMQ.HVE loaded Excellent COnd', decoys and fiShing tack- 12' 000 miles, always 1979 MGS LE black! tan (HRYSL£R tlon $13,900 Agent le wan1ed Cash paid garaged smooth qUiet 32600 onglnal miles Municipalities - Churches 313-885-8300 839- 810-n4-8799 1996 Chrysler C,rrus LXI, nde $3000 (313)886- Excellenl condiTIon Of. 4462 even I'Igs 4 cylinder, 34K ,eather 3567 fered at $6800 313- RecreatiDn Areas SHOTGUNS, nfles and garage kept $' 1 450 603 lUTOMOnV£ 881-0087 6 I 2 AUTOMOTlV£ handguns, Parker. (313)823-1251 Browning WlnChf'-stcr, GENfUl MOTOIlS 60S AUtOMOlIVE VANS. . and more ... Colt Luger others Col. 1994 Chrysler Conco,-d 1996 Aurora dark recti FOR~IGN . 1991 !';hevrolet Beauville 8 passenger high y or lector (248)478-3437 green, new tires, great gray leather, 31K miles, 1997 BMW Z3 SilverI red, tloned 54K exce,le'lt condition 85K extend. warranty like new 1 9 liter, CD excellent WANTED to buy MopeMs condition $9800 313- ed war'anty Best offer $21 500 31~-884-2995 condition 9900 miles A necessity for motorcycles 3ntlsh 886-2805 313-885-4266 $29500 (313)882-8244 bikes, a'1Ycondition Dan 1988 Beretta, while evenmgs, weelo..ends (810~"'~8 5401 1992 Chrysler LeBaron 113000 miles $2000 1985 Chevy 34 ton I'.orl>. House & LX fully loaded warran- (3t3)886 0083 2995 BMW 3251 coupe 5 van runs & look,=;good . 416 SPOII1HQWPMEjfi . ty low m'leage good "oild 1St dependaole 1992 BonneVille SE speed sunrc>cl conditIOn $5100, best $1 350 313 885 4609 CROSS country exerciser 77 000 miles full power $21,950 Tamaroff Clas- Garage Sale 313.881.7,84 Sl('$ 248-223-S'~59 $100 or t>est oHer 313- excellent condition With 1993 Chrysler Tol'.r. & 417-2682 1987 Daylc'la, She'by ed'- uogrades 'S7500 1993 BMW 32E-IA black Country dark q een !Ion ongl'1al oy,.,ar fully (e 10)779-1083 on b sha!: Irons $300 1990 DoegE' Stra(J5 b ac~ Auto Il,r gla", T Loaded Ike 'lei," [Iec (810)77t> 198~ Too<; New tires head 1983 BMW ~?8e Very 1985 Dodqe CIl'alld" 'nc sl..n ;001 CD ~3 000 ers d,ml E'xh8L.st qood ('ond,',of) Many !\hny nel\ parts gooo NORDICTrack sP~rtsk;' I"1lles $12 500 i:'asl S') uOO m"~, $'! 500 new ItE'rTI" $') 200 248 ~hap" S1 SOO he~: like J'ew $450 311 34, 5~73 810949 Q'lqtnal owner 24e 304 7653 313 886 (8101771 1306 page (:)13)8849349 6869 evenlrgs 54t 1868 8319 113 2fO 2253 Tnursday, A~nl 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News / The Connection

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904 .lSI'HAU I'.tVIJIG "'lASE_tifT -."WEl'lli - . Wlm"If.OOfING .1) 111(11/110(1( WOU 'UClMEt-,ltWORI( 920 CHIMNEY ~EI'.t11l 'H lANPS'S rebu,'t 313-88.:' 0717 C6rpentry STREMERSCH tlonS, COde VIOlations, m nq Lawn cuttl"lQ Spotless Cleanup repaHed or t.JC" POI'1tlng Tear- outs &. Hauling CEMENT CONTRACTOR Service Upgra~ "Masler Gardt''le( spe. QLoSlity Woro;'1'iar-Shlp QUALITY t.JcKpolntn9 Pamtl ng, Interior FlUE'S caps repaired clallZJng In perennial • 0 YR GUARA"JTEE Specla/llI'lC In sl"1all CO,In1neys cleaned &. Exterior C€:r-;pnt transplar-l,ng Referen- SENIOR DISCOUNT lobs PreCast steps 313-886-5565 D-Iveways , 933 EXCAVATING ces (810,445-0422 No Money Down c'1lmney and pore, re Patios SAFE ~Iue Chimney Servo Free Estimate ~ pal'S glass block win. (810)n5-07oo Br,cK Work ce ':'own repa r tuck- GARY ZERILLI Excavat. CAl.L 'coal for free est'- dows Larry (810)415 Free Estimates L.Jcensedt insured I BaSSfT\e,: WSlerproohng palntng I'ner replace- l'1g & Lan~cap,ng C-on- r-'late MVF lawn Care 81~n6-2000 B•BI CftlllSV, 9333 • Step", '00"1: 3' 3-882-51 69 crete & removal Water- serving Grosse POinte CHAS. F. JEFFREY Exce!Jencf ill TUCK POlnling proofing lnground pool over 10 years Prompt 912 ~UflDIHG, -REMOOWtlG- Baser"'e'l' Waterproo'ing Waterproofing 914 CARP!Nt'liY , "Jo Job to small" 923 ~ONSTRUCTIO" RE~Ajlf removal, ete commer. rel,able profesSIC:-.aI, Free Esttmates weekly laW!" maJ'1te- - 4D Yrs Expenence 'alM B(.= EMPIRE B,"24 tlons new construction Ed free eslJmates Wa ~'nlstl & SPECIAUZING IN structlon fUlly InSUred, oJnslde Method • D gg ng "1e'C,Od Fram'J'1g drywall pia". 000.... Decks do rt all'l Quality, pro- Rough Carpentry Re- DRIVEWAYS & DBA 10 years Tue" lesslonal work/ reasona. CREATIVE La'1dscaplng- -Walls Stralghteneo • PeaSIO'1€' Bal ....J!, ter elect'lC3' flnlsr etl par-s & Small Jobs Free BASEMENT polnt'ng c,1'mney re ble rates lOp sOII- 3 yaros deliv- & Braced - \'\0,1, S:ralg'ltenl'C! basements Drop cell. -l:oJndat ons U'"lde'Plnned - L noer Pm':; np estimates 25 years ex- WATERPROOANG pa''S po'c'les dr,v~ 81 Cl-41 5-9393 ered a"d spread $'70 ..gs LIC'e'1sed. 1'1S.Jred Top SOlI- 3 yards deliV- -Licensed & Insured [ • 2, ) r Guara'11eE' pe"",nce 313-B8~609 lK:en&ed wa)'S & patiOS Free Es . 313--885-3482 t! ( 93~ HNC£S ered 570 Decorative eQuality Won(mansmp Llcen.ed & l'l"ured 313--8S2.1800 KMB COflS!nJctlon Inc. GARAGE 313-884-7139 stone deilloery call for 9:.' 5 DECKS 'PATIOS Griffin Fence Company Kitchen and basement pnce a'ld seleclJon se- • MARK W ANDERSON STRAIGHTENING remodeling drywall, VITO'S Cement work, niOr discount 1O"~ Basement Waterproofing And Rebu:kiing BLUE SKY "Ail Types Of FenCing painting and general ~ Rotten Wood porChes dnveways, pa- (810)759-6884 MI Llc# 2103130562 q T1 BRICK ISLOCK WORK POWER WASH 'sales maintenance Licensed! Crac)( &. cement Repair tios, bock and block -InSured ~Ieant;'lg -Stamtng .''lstallatton, Repa.-s F!VESEASOHS lr'!Sured (313)886-2726 To P2ss Code Work. tuck POlO1t InSUred .'0 Year Guarantee ANDY'S Masory c:I1lmney cny -l..Jcensed -1"lSured -Semor Discount TREE seRVICE Guaranteed a,1d bonrled (313)527. -Honest Answers repair Bnck, all t!T)("Il' oReoaJ r & RestoratIOn 936 fIOM SANDING, scaptng (313)881-5537 RENOVATIONS as Reasonable rates \, urh "no hit!lJI~ -Powerwashlng! Cleaning REfINISHING ' FertiliZing, aerating, STRA!GHTENED BRICtr Won..- ExcellenC: REPLACED Specialu:ingin Call Roger anybrr.e, ~-"du:le \ t}UT 'Cl.1;) t",fif""'/\ .Seall1lg & Slalfll'1g lawn cuttJng Spmg In bnck WOrk Small lObs 810-779-7619 '("1\ t~ HardwoocI Floors kitchens and baths drl(i ~l t::' "i.pr.ru:;:: Free E.'itlmates fit-, clean. ups, shredded ALL WORK Reasonable FI R Cod. KINLEY&. CO I.Jc:ensed builder dl<. Porches Rebulft come 810-493--9520 FIoonng and Inlay -Garde., SeIVlCe be lICenSed. Check IIrith apped.1 GarE"ull mature • Pre-Cast Steps O!TPLAm~IN(, DestgrlS Sa'ld''1g, proper State Agency Grosse Po,nte resl(jem 313-881-3349 TU<:k-Pomtmg StainIng FfnlSl'u'19 & to verify license -.I>'f.if-;"'-' call Rodger a' 313-884- Cement Work AFFORDABLE plastenng installation servICeS • DR '\1<\\ AYS 5887 THOMAS KLEINER Basement Waterproofing BUL.i..OOG •BUilders com- 25 years expenence, (313)884-4090 ACTlVE ****TREE EXPERTS guaranteed work free - !'ORC!"'"S • PATIOS BASEMENT ucensed Insured plete home remodeling FLOOR sanding and fm- Tree tnmmlng, tree re- - R.AJS[CAR"CES ... Rtf'LAO WA TERPROOANG 313-882-1800 and repairs Licensed est,mates Insured Lou Ishmg Free estimates moval S'UlT.p removal Blackwel. 810 n6. GAR"'CE FI oo~.s "Dlgg,ng Method and InSJred Free estl Terry Yeric:.e (81C)n2- Wtnts' rates Year EXPERT Bnck Repair mate 8.0 265-9121 8697 3118 arO'Jnd service SenIOr "All New Drain Tile BRICK & BLOCK ....ELECTRIC CO, Tuckpolntlng chlml"eys BRIO, P"'\ ERS &, dlscc,mts rv"!o" ....hQc" et-cn.e- C _I a-.,.nv C" ... ..-. nl....._.. _ Ranges Dryers Serv ces .------_ ..... ,.,...... ,... ""'Iwf r"ECO"_o\il\:: CO"" CPITf 1-800-544-9383 ...... _. ~ ..... ~ I 1~''C=''1 ~ Doortlells G& G FI..OORCO slag stone & backfill !ZIng In ",ortar telfturei & Drywall Stucco repair EX"OSED ACCREGATF ~------fl .. CSiO"OE & VIOLATIONS K & K LAWN &. SHRUB "Spotle% Cleanup color matching The Spray textured ce"mgs Wood ooors onty Custom I:kstgrJ & BlLfSTO'~ \'\ORK FAST EMERGENCY SERVICES, INe Bock Doctor Rlctlar1 (810).755-2054 313-885-0257 "Wails Stralghte"led & Pnce licensed 313-- Caastru.ctiott Sen>kn SERVICE Landscape DesIgn & TONY Floors of dlStlncllon Braced or Replaced 8823804 &"SldentJal "'ddillons 810-n4-911 0 MaIntenance. CEJUNG repairs waler 31l1 SInce 1964 "Founda~ons Underptl"ned _ KItchens -Baths-Dormers damage craclr.s. palm. ~ ( 88S-6612 Sod Installation, Shrub Extenor Lpgrades FIRST Bob Grabowski and Tree Tnmmingt "8n1::K & Concrete Work ~ Ing wallpaper removal, ~ '810177i -4446 ELECTRICAL CO. Founder I President ~ u-.u & IwsltnJ plaster, texture or Removal, CIean-outs. ~O Years &penence UC£NSf 1IOll700t - INS4.JIfD .JOHN, Master Electrical LJcensed, Insured, fertilization, GlIttM 313-884-3756 smooth Licensed co,.,. member of The aean II1g, Aeration.. "10 Year Transferable Expe'1 Tuckpomtlng tractor Joe 313-881. 81o-n6--1 007 Better Busmess Bureau c 19 CHIMNfl ClE"'!I!NG Top SoIl, Mutch &. Guarantee & Briel< Repair 10135 Emelgency ServICe • Free estimates Stone deliveries. '"Drainage Systems Mo rtar T exl..J re Violations, Renovations We supply, Install sand EIIPtRE BUilders Drywall, FREE ESTl"'ATES & Color Matching Door1:lells. Ranges Dryers stain and finISh wood Installed plaster, framing electn. Licensed &. InSUred L,censecl & Insured Deep Dla'1'iOnd Cut JOlrts SAFE FLUE Senior Citizen Discount floors ne.v & old cal, new construction, 313-417-0797 for Strength &. Long Life No 5elV1Ce call charge SpecialiZing In A-1 Quality finIShed basements CHIMNEY SERVICE We II 'flake your tlnckwork - Ch,mr-ey C,eanmg ~ Glltsa flnlsh Workmanship Drop COllings ueensed! look Itke newl 810'778-2050 Insured 313-885-3482 • Caps and S & J ELECTRIC LAWN cutting from $12 810-296-3882 Licensed Insured Screens In,ta',<;d A Resldenbal Commercial rru5Cellaneous yard worlo; St Clair Shores, MI John P"ce (313)882 ~746 Visa Disco ..er & FAX IT! • f\,1orta ana No Job Too Small (810)n&-4798 PLASTE~ & Drywall repair M!:! c;tPrr.a rd aceeoted 343-5569 and pal'1t1ng Grosse DaMper 313-885-2930 907 IASEMEHT ~07 USEM£NT KELM FLOOR SANDINC M & E Landscaping Inc. Remember to Incl ude. Pomte referer.ces Call Rep.lIt - WATEIlPROOFING WATERPROOfiNG .. Anima Remo\.2J SERVING THE Lay Sand, FInish Sprng Cleanup. Your Name Charles .Chlp' Gibson lawn Cutting (erllllE'd \A.as'", $w,,",p GROSSE POINTES -Staining Expetts- Your AddrMS 313-884-5764 TOM TREFZE~ 50 years expenence Tree Planting! Tnmml'IQ BASEMEl\ii WATERPROOFING Your Phone SINCE 1965 UntlOck Patios PLASTER reoa.rs, pamt- .Llcensed.lnsured. And Fax Number 882-5169 Res'denlJalf CommerCIal BLACK1E CO~CRETE mg Cheap' No Job too CUSWORTH -References' Along with !lour Insured. (313)822-5010 10 ir. Guarantee small I Call anytJrOO In. ELECl'RICINC 313-53s-n56 ClassdIed Master Licensed & LlC£''-ED,I'\SL"RED sured (810)n4-2827 WOOD floor sanding. re- MAC'S TREE AND Ad Message Insured .'E..t.1~n",",H.--.d D I! -Repl...e bucl.lod or- fl'1lshlng MIChigan Floor SHRUB TRIMMING Draltl Classified -Rcplu:C' Ti.e leamng b.a~t SEA VER'S Home Mainte- COACHLIGHT "Res1dentaj-Comrt'(' fClal Serv>ces 22725 Gleater COM?LETE WORK ~ .. Il.s Advertising nance Plaster, drywall, CHIMNEY SWEEP CO, .C~~d,Dr...n ...., .....em -Fast Emergency SelVlce 'Y1ack Call 1.800-606- Reasonable Rates fevtJJ"~S. j?a!~t .-0:;; 1 C ... Stare LJcense<1 "T515 ., one &c~hll CT~ n;,;I,lo: N~W!l 5154 SENIOR CmZENS Quality selV1ce years In Grosse POinte .Dr\~CI'H ~ S~~"J.u. ..~ DISCOUNT '3J fU~NITUI£ Call Tom 81o-n6-4429 Dennt\ Blae1-1C' <;o?,Jfffi?;V 313.882-0000 313-886-4448 WINISI!IAlG fU.I'llOlSTflfING (810)977~7122 PAULLANGH 152'5 MACK 9 J 2 !UILDING !R£NODEI,fNG 91 Z IUllDltffl/R£MODEUNG FURNITURE refinIShed -GARDEN DESIGN repaired. stropped, any -Site Plans Call 882-6900 !!l ~t:Ufl.Ji:l.;a.m_mJamJaJam..li2m.m • type of caning Free es- .perennl8~ Borders to Charge your timates 313-345-6258, 313-884-1807 Classified Ad 248-661-5520 f1~?It. ~J ~ CiltfiZIOCoruTRocnOft. 1"(. Visa! MC Accepted H:ll~NDS(APEIfSj PLANTINGS From The 'L.. .~ASEME~.:.r~ ~ RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL I~ 01' Fax 343-5569 , G.tRDfN£lS~' Parl< Plantlng/ rTlalnte- WATERPROOFING Lgj ORNEWAYS - FI.OORS "PORCHES pi Include Ad Copy, Name '1a'"lce of beds, borders, ;.. Sus'1es5 B..I" Or HoleS)' lroteg-i ~ :~"Yt3~ "\ ~ -SRICK PAVERS ~ 920 CHIMNEY REPAiR Address, Phone N.Jmber ABEL Tree SeM(,e free ",-d shr,Jbs Peren'1lals v.litt> Over 20 Years E.11:: ~~ea ol ~ ...~ war k: be vr-a.€'..., ...... ot~ 2 Gr~ Pointe News trees bustes and I ilo.J..:I ... ~'faJic..,,, sand ~ ~ Lkensecl & Insa~ ~ 1-800-372-4323 stumps 810-447249<1 8emoval SpecialiZing In • Re<-vJl! et$lJ"9,jr.,;r !II" a'ld e:>a~ .1l!" """ j,," .. ~?&'0"Wi?N InacceSSIble sUmps & ..s...~ ~""1Wt""e Msi w~!I' fer""(MtlQ ~ 0." f'""\.. "l"~ 2 0::10'" ~ TREES, sh~edges shrubs Mature and re • Reoo.'a~ l'"\8o(11'"~ ~ 'io'di.auk ~"""le" ~ 810-774-3020 ~I / 'e'floved StU"1p gr.nd ... "OWt'lg'3d" ..... a~6-~1 ~,:;.w~1 ~<:l fl. (£MENTWOIK sponslCle Grosse Pomte !!I ~ ~ in1~ [!] "3 CEMENTWORK Irg Insr.,ff'd Fr",e esl,. •M f"os,P r'I ~ S .C rlSJ"e SU+,oetr ~ e«","' ...!>-"Iak.e reSident Call Rodger at ~s.""'~.f males (8'(j)778-~59 3,3-884,5887 , Pe.l Slone 0' jA sa, Sl""'."1V 2":>l gr~ • ~OI.¥ ll'C' ~at)lO.;-.,:.e ~ al top secrr rf ~ ~ • T~ SOV Te ::ra1P w(t1 v..;pe ;>td' • ~a", Cf'aex.S f~ ~ 'lOC.ess.a:~ . -- "8 (£MINT .WORk I • -"'v...v;T ...... ft~od IS r:;:: J"'\O....ean .E I , • s,"'y"'Ol-sr- ,"J$J.ato .. exA~ Ie. wal t1 ~~~ I ~ i MASO'lRY BASEMENT WAn:"PROOAHG C~NCREn: j (l11J# (j). J}tJJ~ 19119 ~ RESIDENTIAL CONCRETE SPEClALlSl '< I !l'lC<"3l""S,... W'''~''9~'~~ C~"""IS '< Hand Troweled FinIsh : WINTER CONSTRUCTION r j)...J':"'lE-s.~""'l'S ~.)!ts~J.t ~.?'l~ ' I • X~;;"O'l"" '". e G"aranlee lIC ENSfr 'yMARTI"'R~IF GARYJ)IPAOLA ~ ~ , UARANTEE IS ONL Y AS GOOD AS THE GUARAN'rOR ::5775-4268 772-0033 '" v>.>,)y.'>"').,>~»';;' ..'>...,~

• Thursday, April 16, 1998 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 943 UND~(UHlSJ 944 GUm.s .. S SEWiNG •• OUNt liAiDEMUS 9UltlUUHG m ""'NTIHG/!f(O.A~. . . . , . UP"l. - ~ . SCOOPER HUCKS seamles" dluml REMOVAL OF ALL: FRANKS Ha'1~yman S -PAINTING, \'lallaapeTII,g POINTE Power V~asr' og TUNE-UP spec al t'1 ,0",' LANDSCAPING INC num guners Guners 'e Applla'1ces Service Spe.:: allzH'9 If' Wal Was~. 'lq Jar 3' 3 Deck::. o Dernolillor GHI Pa nllng Inter orl ex --- -- wasrie1 OJ 'T"at..Jre parts slO<.Ked 3& ye",rs PesI1e'lt,al & Comme't'al es\,""ales ucen~ed & Basl:..>mel")~ :Iedr uJ1 aUAUTY '!J a' ''''",C,'Id rE:~ ~er 'v p ac;'er repair G 0sse POlr.e oe~t expe' ..ree 3' 3 885 ;'13-8844795 ~..@2Ql=4}J1~ o~e crl:e 'r")!?'" r ~....yte:" -C~ Call !>":l\e Re--n:)\e p:,v>er was."1ng P'':J'es 4C year~ ex p"'f>e nee 7437 SEAVER S HOOle Ma'lle KnyH11ng 0' ;:>a'It rg P.e~loe • & SIc: r ~9 & sea ,-g ex SPRING c,e<:J'l.Jp' LaW'l Sl()ri<:ll "xper e-,c8O rl::' '1a'lce Gune's 'ep.accd Prl1ltP ....,A3SEf'oIAAR (..O'1)'Tle'c al C-di'f'"'1 :- .51 "lUIiJING & ere nces ~reE::: e~t I pe~ Cal Rodg2" a' 313 911 lilEP.HONE - care es,I'T'ates Wiln 'e .. repa,ce:: :lea'1ed roo' 313-823-1207 r Gut;el epa'~ :;1~ 662 )000 ('"ean ....p~ aval abfe 313 En 0- 777 21 77 COMPLETE ALL types reSldeflLa~ aUAI_ITY ,. -"or,,- ~')IP PRIDE Po"e' >/."5' Ing 'lOB 684S comme'c.al Jacks c,,~ '''5 HAfWYMlN Pd.I,,", 0.j ~ as.c C-::." PLUMB!NG F'<:t E.,,' mdes F,<:e de r p.;:. .... r, a r::; .....e "e::;a's "'-GS Best re5ul's La" pJter elC Ap;J0l • STUMP REMOVAL DEPENDABLE. :::ompell SERVICE --_ ..- ~~-- :,. fed s C'xc;ene"',ce • e~ ,...... ICE: t)"Jtt:Sl ( Ie: ~.:.o "''""'"1.:0> ... _ ::"" REASONABLE live ho"1'1!! 'cpaLrs QUALITY PAINTING MARTIN VEFlTREGT s~-ea -e'e'Emces ~e" O~6 weekenos (31 3 )882 FREE ESTIMATES pair" "'9 drf ....al pas It.TERIOR*EXTERIOP L,cel"sed '.I",st8r PI~"1[)er 2079 vers !-jafY l:: fI.o'.a,nle QlJlCK SERVICE lenng CleanIng ..1I_Mb Plasler & Df)~al Repairs G"vS";)(" f-'0Jrre '~lIoods Clanrp ., " :i"'~ rn'Y' 96(l1l00f1NG S£IVKl - ...... - .... -. --- ... ~ .... r ....,ao ... "'--'"",",I.~'I....c: • ~ r't:'l(::: e;1 I,..A;,.:> .... doH trQ. ~~~ r\l; v-.a. y ~..,)-UVV-L,JI", I JACKS, 'ax COmD_'e' Call DominIC 3138821873 local & Glo1Z,<.g Cau I(,ng ~eb ofrO"r repc "S ALL PRO ROOFING ------STEVE S Palnt,r\; i....e"'" Imesl Cat 5 cat es 811).445-022 5 FRANKS Hand/mal's Ha'\d Pa,nled SIding €. (',Vat "Y"'5 Weiler Pro'e;;" O'la reds gutters long Distance Exterior S~ec al Zl'lg l'l phO'le systems I''is"r BaSI malenals c proles rlea't ...."5 Sf:;'Ne~::€::af1I"'rg ~rv ce Spec'61.z,ng In p1d.ster r'fg anQ drywall S101'19 'Ie", 'epal'oo eol Johr-./ rE;tlre~ r;hv'e s~al' repe rs (810)781- Agent for ~fo:"'a WOr) .,h...arar teeo COOf; , VIa' ')-s ~eaS0'1able RelIable repa"s C'ac.KS pel::I>'1g mar> 31332G-777() Insured 0684 GIobcil Von Lines t:alf't W'ndow glazing A' ":J'Y gu?'ap'eed 24 lea's cxpc',e'l;;e ------Jim (313}880 7057 lpager )/31 3-8234 124 HANDYMAN- pa <11''19 ea.JIK'19 Also pal'll 0 d UCE:I'.SEDI~SURED MmY.LAWN" DAN ROEMER JaM'" W,I,13.MS e ectncal p J~b,r,g -- INTERIORS -- al"r- 51d ng 313 973 TIlE WORK LANDSCAPING Refe"erlee" red50'lab,e BY DON & LYNN 874 1613 PLUMBING 3'3885'5813 rales MikE; 810-779 Repal's -emodeling code -H.Jsband.W,fe Team ----~ C f.G Roof,ng repa.rs ALL types of ce454 '\le'k f xt.res R~~.44ftft .W~II"".,nan"n WALLPAPERING- Rea- flat "oufs gl..l~e~S Sdd;Q .ns~aUat~ 30 years ex ---- .... ,...... "" - :;.'l Wa'e' healers '1~laJed & CO'1Structlon HONEST and depenoable --- -~--...... soodble pnCl?S QL-ality penence Free eSI • Lorge and $-nail Jo~ -Painting carpenlry, ctwnneys Do • wori<. F'ee estlIT'ales Llcarsed and msured • • Irngat,oo Systems Carpentry palntlfl'd • P,anO$ 10000r~IOIlyJ my own work 15 years mates' 810-771-4343 plumbing and elec'rtcal we'VE MOVED Call Mary 3'3.881- 7722614 • Sod Repldcemer>t • Appl'o'lce$ expenence Free est.- _ If YO<.Jhal'e a problem 01 This 's Ol,lr new number' 0273 810- nlH:l695 DAVE BARTONE 'nates Licensed 810- CERAMIC krtchen coun need repa'rs or a'ly If' • Satu-day Sunday Serv.ce ------LICENSED 757-2542 te'S bathrooms walls slailing Call Ro'l 810 L. PAJNTlNG 313-885-3410 J MASTER PLUMBER floors Water dafYl3gf: 573-6204 • s.e-, to' DIscovnls INTERiORJEXTERIOR PAINTING by OPe An'" ;pes Plumbtng JAMES A Smelser Roof regrouLng Any type LI PAlN11NG Tnm & Window Owned & Opefoted Powet Washl'lg No jobs too big no)Obe "-e,. & Repair Work RepaJr & Mal'1lenance censed contractor 881 frames Caulking shut By John Steininger Repalntmg too smaIJ We do It llJ.l Sel-.er Cieanong Co Flat rool spec~allst 1085 CREE NSTAR lers, porches elc Car }l8SO E Jefferson A'uminum Siding Ca.l1 the oolllp"t.tion l'leplpes 810.774 n94 Pager pe'ltry, plumbtng Most \I anety ot colors f"trS\, \hen call ua B10-466-0285 F"eP. es. MPSC-L 19675 313526-7100 TRAPANI TIle & Martlle LANDSCAPE Quality work! t,mate::; all house repairs Serv ucen~ Insured Window puttyl caulklng FarTl,ly Owned Installations quality Greatpnces Ing Grosse POinte 11 Gro:.se Pomte References p work baltlroom tear 313.884-5165 __S__1_n_c 1__94_5____ PROBLEMS? Roof,ng & years Bud 3' 3-682 FREE ESTIMATES Fully Insured L1""nsed.lu:.sured • fOr outs (810)498-9868 Call NOW 5886 Free EstlfT'ales 810-'" 1-8040 DIRECT gutters ReSidential 8. F RE E estimates PAINTING. wall repair 31~146 PLUMBING rommerc'al New & re- 954 PAiNTING/DECORATING pal'S Free eS'umales 97~ VCR REPAIR for fertilizing, caulking 8. mInor car "JEFFREY ADAMS, INC. ~XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XX;i & Cail R J Babel. peT'try Ref say lawn cutting I- erenc:es Custom Room DRAIN (313)521-3994 AA1 CO VCR TV, mICro- It all' (313l640-0019 Custom Wall wave Home calls dean upsl Coverings Enhaneements ~~~a 521-0726 ROOFINGRepaIrs reshm- Grosse POIl1le Decorat. ..e and Structural e.xtenor palI1tmg ~ $9 95 NoIJod'l beatl> our p~ Sen~rdlScoums Contractors Intenor Renc.vabons a 100% profesSional If xFree Estimates g1lng, chImney scraerlS, "'Full Produc1 Warranty basement leaks, plaster licensed 810.754.3600 MICHAEL SATMARY Including p1'ofesslonal 81Q.S17.Q546, ~ repairs Handyman plaster a"ld drywar.. a '-1/: 313-88508155 ****xxxx**x*:t:t%xx't "Sen'or D!SOOlJm work Insured seaver's. 977 ViAll WASHING 1ESIIMCl woodWorll.!fl9 "'Reference!:' (313)882-0000 incorporated elec.1nca' updates J&L Wall WashIng by ma. A- PAINTlNG "All worn Guaranteed Some Ctasslfications - UCe'1S00 orld Insufed & fi...1ures chine No dnp No mess • 'TroE"e~f'Ii""")j'ng l'1tenorlExtenor custom paint ft'1lsnes ~+ pai..ti are required by law to Tree & s+~ ~arr'O',<:> ospec:ahzlng In ~tnrtg M,CHAEL HAGGERTY Call Larry (810)771- IMenor Exte'1Oc be licensed Check with i,.on'j'C~rng damaged plas1erl cracks LIcensed buIlder I Insured Lie:. Master Plumber 7299 Demol ....or Speco 46&-6962 ~ft..,.,~ m Alum num Sldmg "!nce 14'1 • Power washrng l'llenor extenor paint. WOOIp "Ii 'l/lO45 Shredded t>a/1o; delivery lr 9 i'3 I'ean; elq)en FREE ESTIMATES 882-0029 Shrub removal Catl (313)871-1925 etlCe Neat clean, pro- (313}32D-4336 Pager (313)301-0139 tesslo'1al 810-293-4610 98' WINDOW WASHING SPRING CLEANUPS J.T M. Plumbing Service & FURNfTURE, applk1f1CeS JOHN'S PAINTING FAMOUS mamtenance • any1hlng removed and Repa c Co Drains water INCORPORATED ARTHUR VICTOR Imenor- Extenor Speoal- serving Grosse POInte a~ I"" as $29.95 hauled away Reasona- healers copper ra- COMPLETE PAINTING IZlng In repalnng damaged Stnce 1943 LICensed ble (810)779-4798 pipeS 810-890-9054 ROOFING fj~t LA"WN CUT (8101777-5475 p!aster drywall & cracks bonded msur~ Wall Interior &. ExterIOr SERVICE & JDC Hauling Company WW"li arthlJIVletor com peeling pamt Window put- L S WALKER CO washing! <:allel clean- • SpeCl.l.lllmg 111 RESIDtNTIAL Resldenl1a and com tyl'1g and caUlking, wallpa Plurnbl'1g Dralf1 CleanIng EDGING COMMERCIAL mg 313-884-4300 merclal debns Rubbish penng Also paint old alu- repatrJng All Repairs Free FREE concrete elc Insured 7 d~mag".d E~llmates' Reasonaolel TEAR-OFF upo-n rJ'l..l ha"" f O~l 3tJ wt'f'~ BOWMAN Pamtlf'g Inlen. mlnUfTl Siding All work and pl"ter GEORGE OLM!N laYloTl. C"ll"ltrill-(,1 days a ....eek (810}554- 01/ extenor Reclde"tlal matenal guaranteed Rea- l'1sured RESHINGLE (¥fl:f t'\PL. t1 ltpr 30 &.dn,,"11 WINDOW CLEANING 0'319 (313)601 7073 26 years ex;:-enenee sonable Grosse Pornte 810-286-1799 (...all r"",'1:1\ , P~hng paint CERTIFIED SERVICE MOVING-HAUUN~ Call Gary 810-326-1598 references Fully msured 313-705-7568 pager • WHK!O" putt~ II g APPLICATIONS OF 40 YE.4RS IN Appliance removal Free esnmates and c.l.Illkll12 SATISFIED Plumbing. we MODIFIED SINGLE THEPOINTES Garage, yard basement, BRENlWOOD PatntJng! 313-882 5038 • • Pov.er ~I a.,h7nc quara ntee saltslac'lon PLY cleanouts ConstructlofJ Wallpapering 30 years ------~ 810-791-0070 • Rep.;muo!! vi.! Specialize 'n general FLAT ROOFING debns Free f.1shmates (Established 1944) 01 Quality & 5eiVlCe to MASTER aJummufP ."duB:! p'umblng ~ro;:'le"Tls Wa SYSTEMS MR B'S 313-882.3096 POlntes, Shores, Harper STAINER • -\11 "on. &. m..ll;nal< ler healers draIns ra- VENTS MAC'S Wtndow and Gut- 810-759-0457 oNOCXJs Free estimates guarJ.J1tceJ piping Dependable GUTTERS ter Cleanmg SeMce 1178 Devonshtre Rd GPP BIll, 810-776-£321 or Exper1 wood fimstllng. • F-c<: E ,lun.ae~ 810-598-7228 REPAIRS Referer-ces, Insured .dlW&:;rl:llll.l"WK!~~W' 81(' ..771 .8014 10°. off Stam prob~I"'lS corrected .~COIP~S:~ with thiS ad DaVid RolewlC2: LICENSED - INSURED Free esttrnales 313- (810)296-2249 DISCOUNT $ 886-6447,Johri BRIAN'S PAINTING NICK Painting 30 years $ 886-0520 PWMBING MADAR Maintenance • ProfE!SSlOnai pamtmg, expenence Inteoorl ex- • For aJl Your Hand wash wmooNS C'=NEED HELP MOVING? Intenor and exlenor tenor Grosse Pomte FAMOUS MaIntenance. P umblng fJeeds and walls Free esb. CHECK THE SpeClallZJ'lg In all types of area References, reka- Window & gutter clean- Sewer $60 mates & references CLASS!AE05 ARSn palnllng Cau:kmg, Window ble 810-791-4920 mg LtcellSed, bonded. DrainS $40 1.1. CODDElI 313-821-2984 glazing and plaster repaJr lIlSU red since 1943 313- NUGENT Painting & pow- wu,y PAY MORE?? Fam])' BusIness smce 1924 Grosslz: Point~ News All wo/1o; guaranteed 884-4300 er washing Intenorl ex- 7 DAYS 24 HOURS ~N For Free Estimates and Shingle Roofs Don't Forget. tenor, plaster! drywall re- 810/412-5500 Reasooable Rates, call Call your ads En Early! q43 LANDSck, decks cleaning .4.;e: . > Steool>ng Intenor' exta- Plaster Repair, Carpentry ChImney repaIrs "...... palntlflg Prompt auality Gr~ ~WS MATERIAL ~- . nor Staining, antJqumg Wall Paper 1rli>1allanUrl Jbint~ ~~.,~;.t' '\ Faux finIShing Custom seJV1ce Free estimates, ~~"'a~~~J~~ Prestige Renovation Artwork. Bonded & In- sen'or discounts FuHy 888-5585 ~~ ~.... " .. lJC:ettSed(810)296-2249 _ sured 3133884274 InSured 1-888.428-7347 ARboRVitAES, YEWS, SpRUCE, PiNE VOLUME discoliKTS, PUNTi'lG AVAilAble, 954 PAINTING /DfCORATING ~Y4 PAINTING/DECOjtATING 960 ROOFING SERVICE 960 ROOfiNG SERVICE IYOU'LL GO APEI CUARANTEEd 1 yEAR. MicltiGAN CROWN, - , (MiNiMUM ORdERS REQuiREd) DEliVERy A\I4llAblE OVER THE ClASSIFIEDS The Grosse Pointe News ~- J &JROOFING & Connection classifieds are the Ut(t'~ "f(Jv~d" (810) 445-6455 OR 1 800-459-6455 Vi SEE IJO" AFFORDABll:. Ql-\Lffi CA~ BE! best place to find a whole host of 954 PAINTING/DECORATING '54 "AINTING/Df(ORlTlNG @II I DENNIS L CLOW 10 ,ear wor1, merchandise! Speclahzlng...,...... ,,n TEAR-QFFS Offirr 810,IU-1418 TOOLS - BOOKS - CLOTHING CALL US TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATEI PAGE. 81 0.J08-0n, BOATS. AUTOS - PETS ELECTRONICS - DINNERWARE Since 1936 0 S,nce 1936 CALL3 APPLIANCES - SPORTING GOODS 79"4~" 13- 521 and so much more ... 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