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'C.P.A. Friday' keeps students zn• By Ronald J. Bernas It ••• and of course, there's 'Dear Libby' and a touch with their world Staff WfIler A Fr'da special Interview by Nicole." , camera and mixing board, the class puts out a "Good morning and welcome to G.P.. I Y "Good," Skwarezynski said. relatively professional product. The studio was "Okay," Skwarczynski said. "Now It's time for I'm John. Today we have a very interestmg . B~t It w.asn't good for Nicole Macdonald. "Spe. painted by the first G.P.A. Friday crew; the word news, Tom" The students moved the anchor show for you .. " "Cut," yelled teacher Gary clal mtervlew? What special mterview?" 'Sports,' surrounded by basketballs and bats, desk under the word "News" which was painted Skwarczynskl "You're intervieWing the headmaster," some- pamted on the wall, is shown just before they on the wall. Slxth.grader Tom Stroble was put- '~What's the matter?" John Turnbull, the one saId. cut to the sports news. The cloud with lIghtnmg tmg the final touches on hIS news copy right up Grosse Pointe Academy eighth-grader mannmg "I am?" she Sighed heavily. IS shown just before the weather report until the camera focused on hIm The top story the anchor desk, asked. . In And so It goes every Wednesday morning on "We had a really good group of kids who got urged students to bring receIpts for a fund "Nothing" Skwarczynski, whom the kIds call the third floor of the Grosse Pointe Academy as mto this project and pushed me," Skwarezynskl drIve the school is having A short meetmg WIth SkI, said "I messed up." Okay Start ~ver." Mr. stUdents m the video production class put to- saId. "Once we came up with a format, It got the staff the day before assured Skwarczynskl "Don't say 'we have an interestmg show thIs gether their version of "infotamment,"which is easier. But It all depends on how much work the the students had been gathering informatIOn for time" one of the off camera students prompted. the show. shown during the lunch hour on FrIday. kIds want to do. SometImes It'S good Sometimes "Okay" Turnbull said They cut to the most eagerly-awaIted portIOn In 40 minutes the students in the class put to- it's," he paused, "better." "Ready?" Skwarczynski, who had refocused "The headmaster's busy," someone saId of the show; "Gossip, WIth Steph." the camera asked "Okay, cue music." Maniacal gether a 10-15 minute show which is the talk of the school every FrIday afternoon. "So who do I Interview now?" Macdonald saId. "Rumor has It," Stepha me Peralta, a Sixth- laughter then the strains of "Wipeout" are "What about the cheer leading coach?" grader, said, "that Pete and Kathy mayor may heard. Then, Turnbull started hIS mtroduction Less than a year old, the class has become one of the most popular eight,week electIve classes "Yeah, we haven't had anythmg about cheer not be going to~ther. And Mary stIll hkes John ~m in the school Working with a donated hand-held leaders on yet," Skwarczynskl saId. Some students went off to find the coach. See G.P.A., page 21A

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.;.::,.4f....v }tv Wffr ....h / Documentary of King visit airs Thursday, Friday nights By Dan JaMs Staff Writer See retatecI ...... , page 6A King. We were there to show our "The NIght Martin Luther contempt and to express It pub- King Came to Grosse Pointe," a days before the speech. licly. We weren't so much in op- documentary describing the civil position to hIm appearing in Before the Board of Education rights leader's 1968 visit here, Grosse Pointe as we were to hIm would grant permission for the will air tonight and Friday. appearing anywhere." Human Relations Council to use The first broadcast will be Lobsinger called for a massive the high school gymnatorium, a March 1 at 8 p.m. on WTVS demonstration and recommended sizable insurance policy had to Channel 56. The same segment people bring SIgnS to express op- be purchased to protect school will be shown the followmg property. poSItion to the clvl1 rights leader mght, March 2, at 9:30 on because Lobsmger claImed King WXYZ Channel 7. The fllm claimed that many m the commumty were afraid of supported the communist war ef. fort m VIetnam The film IS directed by inde- notmg by CIvil rights actIvists In pendent teleVlsion wnter and the year followmg the 1967 nots Dunng King's speech, Lobsm producer Harvey Ovshmsky, a ger could be heard yellmg, In DetrOIt As It turned out, the Grosse Pomte reSIdent only dIsruptIon at the speech "manIac, communIst and trai Ovshmsky's documentary cen- was not caused by CIvil nghts tor." Lobslnger eventually ters not only on Kmg's ViSIt but actIVIsts or by Grosse Pomte res- ~tomped out of the gymnato- num Lobslnger was photo- on the preparation by the Gt'oese Ideltts, but by an all.white, De. Pointe Human Relations Coun- grltphed sulking in the back of troit-based organization known the room. cil, the organization that invited as Breakthrough. King to speak at Grosse Pointe After several intelTuptJOns, Headed by Donald Lobsinger, fl, Pile it high Phoco by Rosh Sil/ars High School, now South High Kmg was allowed to speak. School. members of Breakthrough pIck- "If they (Breakthrough) feel eted outside the high school and Snow removal crews worked to remove the white IItuff that fen OIl all of lOutheastern Michi- they can discourage me," King As mentioned in the film, the heckled King's speech inside. In gan last week. But don't fret - it's winter and this is Michigan _ 80 It should be 10 d8greel: event brought heated discussion told a full house, "They wIll be next week. a recent interview, Lobsinger to the meetmg of the Grosse saId, "We weren't there to show Pointe Board of Education just our respect for Martin Luther See KING, page 19A Restraining order prevents Cadieux farmhouse project By John Minnis The restraining order prevents it to pass. Assistant Editor with the project. the property owner, Peter Kauff However, because of the one Kauffman wants to sell the ReSIdents opposed to the devel. On March 2, Judge James A. Kauffman saId The Blake Co man, and The Blake Co. from abstention, city attorney Richard property to The Blake Co. to be opment of the Cadieux farm- Hathaway is to hear arguments is the only budder who is wllling proceeding with buildmg on or Hinks belieVed that two-thirds of developed mto two condomi- house into condomimums have whether to contmue the restrain. to keep the farmhouse. He saId selling the property as a multi- six votes were needed for an af- niums The Blake Co. proposes stopped the proJect, at least tem- ing order until the suit concern. other developers mterested m family resIdential parcel firmative vote. In Hinks' opin. an "adaptive reuse" of the Cad- poranly. ing the legality of the vote can the property want to tear the old The CIty Council voted 4 to 2 ion, the 4-to-2 vote met the two- Ieux farmhouse that would re- On Feb. 20, Wayne County be heard. If the judge does not house down and build two new WIth one abstention Jan. 15 to thirds requirement store the 18308 dwelling and add CIrCUIt Judge Marianne Battami approve a rezoning of the Cad. continue the restraining order, houses on the property. Kauff- SIgned a temporary restraining Nearby residents, however, a kItchen area and a garage. A man, a member of the Grosse ieux farmhouse property from then the condominium project second condo would be attached order preventing Grosse Pomte disagreed. Through their attor- can proceed as planned. Pomte HIstorical Society, wants single-family residt'ntial to the ney, William D. Gllbride Jr., the at the garages. CIty from considering any vari. Gilbride, however, points out to protect the farmhouse. multiple-family zoning. Because reSIdents filed a suit against the Residents In the area are op- ance requests concerning the that if the court later decides the of the number of nearby resi- city claiming the vote did not posed to property being devel. The hIstorical society has pub- Cadieux farmhouse property at rezoning vote was not sufficient, dents opposed to the rezoning, a meet the two-thirds requirement. oped as multl-family reSIdential. licly supported the adaptive Notre Dame and Jefferson and then any development of the two-thirds vote was required. They also sought and obtained a They want the property to re- reuse of the property The soci- prohibIts any adminIstrative ac. property as multl.famlly has to That means five of the seven temporary restraining order pre- mam smgle-family residential ety fears that the alternative to tlons such as issuing building be undone, which could prove members of the council had to venting the city, Kauffman or and would prefer to see the The Blake Co.'s plan IS the loss permits 'costly to the owner and devel- vote in favor of the rezoning for the developer from proceeding farmhouse restored as the only of the hIstorIcal structure alto- oper. dwelling on the SIte. gether P~~(~ • Owner of small lot on Neff sues City By Nancy Parmenter according to cIty ordmance, be- Staff WfIler Neighbors of the lot have of- cause the cost of the repairs ex- David J. Luks As expected, the owner of a fered to buy It for $20,000 so tiny lot on Neff III Grosse Pomte ceeds half of its state equalized value they can expand theIr own has filed suit against the cIty yards However, Haberkorn has By Den JIIrvis Haberkorn decIded to tear the day afternoon drive, he's not claiming he IS being deprived of said he paid more than that for Staff Writer there for the scenery. He is very house down and build another, When Dave Luks takes a Sun- any use of the property. the lot seriOUS about passing every car but the council refused to let Gary Haberkorn, WIth his him. The counCil, slttmg as the he can. So far, he's doing rather Board of Zomng Appeals, ruled well. wife, Charlene, med suit Feb 6 in Wayne County CirCUIt Court Dec. 18 that Haberkorn could Luks, a racecar driver with _ •••••••••I8A asking that the city allow him to not build hiS planned house be- the Sports Car Club of America, -.., ...... 20A proceed with building a new cause the lot IS not big enough is trymg his best to get ahead of DeR't ~ house at 547 Neff He is also Haberkorns to meet the city's zoning stan- the pack. With every car he pas- ,~ A--. Oft ... seeking attorney's fees and an dard Several neIghbors attended ses in SCCA sanctioned races, ~~ I-V ~ unspecified amount in exemplary allege 'practical that hearing and opposed the Luks gets closer to realizing his ' sei4II«l damages. new house. dream be a winning race ~:<' , '" difficulties and to .I3A City attorney Hinks reported driver. ~A~ The city IS not commenting on the lawsuit. Copies of it have not undue hardship.' to the counCil at that time that At an awards banquet in Jan. If,": ...... 1Jf'inD...... 26A the neighbors' VIewpoints cannot uary, Luks accepted the SCCA's ,- ill! ~ IB yet been served on the multiple Central Division Regional Cham. 1': ...... ,."."",...... defendants City attorney Rich. be considered legal grounds for pionship trophy, which put him ~1.JIorILate. ard Hinks said attorneys repre- denying a variance request. The neighbors also argued that Ha- ahead of drivers in six Midwest. )' /1IVIl1U1IU 48 sentmg the city's insurance pool Now the lawsuit charges that berkorn knew the lot was too em states. , S. 8ItotP1wua will handle the case because the city's stance has caused the damages are bemg sou/Iht. small to build on when he This year, Luks plans to race ~~ ,'Ir" """' 68 Haberkorns "practical difficultIes bought It; Hmks rejected that, m the SCCA's national class. If '. ~. the bat Haberkorn bought the Neff and undue hardship" because property a year ago. The under- saying Haberkorn dId not create more of his dreams come true, ~ ,,, ale they "cannot occupy the property the circumstances Luks may just have the national J" • v~ . sized lot has an old and dilapi. . .. cannot obtain permission to trophy on a shelf by this time , 8oId1t ~ dated cottage on it. Almost all of the houses on renovate or improve the property the same side of that block of next year. ~i.~. Nri, &0lIl8 ." ,,2C According to the suit, no one cannot acqUIre a~acent prop. lt~~.-J can live in the house because It Neff are bUllt on substandard erty to alleViate their hardship lots. Ii.~~~~,. "u.4C doesn't meet code. The Haber- See POINTER, p.....e leA ''J' ' p~ ~ ,~, • , . and cannot sell their prop- -. ~,. ~" " J. ~~{ \. ~"'» korns cannot renovate the house, Grosse Pointe Farms lost a erty, except at a loss." SImilar case ID 1988.

------...... _ ...... ,. March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News . ", . , , Hertel sponsors art contest - Congressman De~r.-:-- ner is selected, the entry is Students must deliver their en. tel D.Harper Woods announced taken to Washington, D.C., tries to either of Hertel's district last week that hi will.once where It is displayed m a year- offices located at 28221 Mound again be hosting an art competi.( long natIonal exhibit m a corri. in Warren or at 18927 Kelly in tion for high school students. dor .leading to the Uni~ States ~troit no !ater than 5 p.m. on Established by the Congres. CapItol ~. an area dedIcated to FrIday, Apn127. . sional Arts Caucus in 1982, the the ~stIc ~lents of young A panel. of local ~ !nstz:tetors competition is implemented Amerl~ns It IS an excellent op- from outs~de .the distnct will Be- yearly by members of the United portumty for hIgh school stu- lect the wmmng .entry as well as States House of Representatives dents to receIve natIOnal expo- several deservmg honorable_ at no cost to the federal govern- sure. mentlon awards. All works sub- ment. Known natIonally as "An As a sponsor of thIS event, mitted, mcluding the wiO?ing ArtIstic Discovery," this competi. Hertel. has sch~uled a local artwork, wll.l be ~e~t~ In a tion provides an opportunity for competItIon for hIgh school stu- specIal public exhIbItIon to be both local and national recogni. dents who live .within MichIgan's held on Saturday, May 19, from tion to aspiring high school art. 14th CongressIOnal DIstrICt. CI- 1 to 3 p.m, at the Edsel and ists. ties within this district mclude: Eleanor Ford House in Grosse At the local level each mem- northeast Detroit, Harper POInte Shores. Following this 10- ber of Congress is in~ted to host Woods, Gx:osse Pointe Farms, ca:l exhibit, the winning ~work a competition for those students G~ POInte Shores, Gros:-e Will be taken .to W~I~n, who reside withm hislher con. Pomte Woods, East Detrolt, D C., for the national exhlblt. gressional dist~Once a win- Hamtramck, Center Line, War- Details regarding the contest - ren (part), Sterling Heishts,-=- --rules can he obtaine

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4A NtMJ4 March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Young Writers Association nurtures creative talent By Din JINls erage scores, the National As. Staff Writer One such group, the National by states and will soon be avail- mdlvldual or group With an m- sessment of Educational Pro- Association for Young Writers, able free to subscriber schools. You hear It agam and agam. grams repolts that testmg scores terest in chIldren's writing and American students are not per- was established in the mid The NA YW is planning after- in fostering the goals of the In wrltlOg are low and have not 19805. Jackie Smith Arnold, for. school writing workshops for forming as well as they once did. Improved over the last 20 years. NAYW Some say the reason IS that to- merly a 25-year resident of both students and teachers. Membership priVileges mclude day's pushbutton generatIOn of Though the reasons for lower Grosse Pointe Park, IS secretary Workshops will be sponsored m a one-year subscriptIOn to "Shoe chddren are not readmg as test scores are not clear, all seem of the NA YW and a published conjunction with interested Tree," a descl'lptlve hstmg m much as their parents and to agree that test scores can be author. school administrators and com- (and a free copy of) the NA YW Arnold joined NA YW a few munity groups. The after.school grandparents did. Others pomt Imploved Directory; "Poets and Writers In to the modern educatlOn system "Nationally, writing scores are years ago. In 1988, she joined workshops, led by expenenced the Classroom," a one-year sub. or to the Amencan famdy Unit. very poor and have not Improved the NA YW board and more re- adult writers, are Six-week pro- scl'lption to "NA YW News," ac- cently became secretary for the grams which allow children to Roger McCaig, dIrector of re In 20 years," McCaig saId. "Dur- cess to the NA YW archives, ac- search and evauatlOn for the 109 the 1970s there was a huge association. explore their writing talents cess to the organizatIOn's "Almost every year we see AdditIOnal services include an Grosse PolOte schools, said 10 natIOnal decline m test scores m mformatlOn and techmcal re. the area of writlOg, natIOnal test all subjects ,. surveys on education that con. archive of children's writ 109 sources and advanced notice of score .. are "alarmlOgly low." clude today's students do not get avaIlable to research scholars. A NA YW contests, wOI-kshops and Concern for low wrItmg scores enough practice m creative writ. free consultmg service for teach. Though students In Grosse conferences. has led to the estabhshment of ing," Arnold said. "Often writing ers, mcludmg development of 10- Pomte regularly place above av several orgamzatlOns For more InformatIOn on the IS concentrated on penmanship. cal young authors' conferences NatIOnal ASSOCIatIOnfor Young "One of the things NA YW is and workshops, IS offered. Wnters, wrIte to Sheila CowlOg, trying to get across is to let the BeSideS offermg services for EdItor-Shoe Tree, 215 Valle Del child's creative process work young writers, NA YW publishes Sol Dllve, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501 WIthout interference," she said "Shoe Tree: The Literary Maga- or call (505) 982-8596. When children first begin to zine by and for Young Writers." Jackie Smith Arnold put their thoughts on paper, Ar. The nationwide magazine, pub- nold said, they should be able to lished tn-annually, is aimed at do so without the editing process age groups 6.14. All stories, Interfering. poems and artwork is done by COMPULSIVE EATERS "As educators, we are so children. A second magazine for afraid that if we don't hit stu. older teens is In the planning • Free yourself from addictive dependency. dents over the head with gram. stage. • Discover new ways to cope. mar and punctuation, then they "Shoe Tree" was recently will never learn," she Bald. awarded the 1990 Parent's • Learn to feed the hungry child within you. "Without the editing process, Choice Gold Seal by the Parents' • Overcome feelings of powerlessness they let their thoughts flow. If Choice Review of Children's Me- • Individual therapy children can get the gist of their dia, an organization that offers • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. ideas on paper, we find that annual awards to various child. their creatIve process flows more ren's publications. freely. In the April ISSue of "Shoe 886.1792 "We in the NA YW don't want Tree," Monteith Elementary people to thmk we don't care School first-grader Amanda about grammar and spelling," Batts' poem, "Thinking" will be Arnold said. "We do. But the featured as an outstanding creative process should come poem. Sheila' Cowing, the maga- THINKING OF first. Our goal is to work with zine's editor in chief, said, "It's a children and nurture the crea- thoughtful, clean poem and it bve process." seems right for the April issue." The NA YW IS the first non. Another publication, "NA YW REllaDELlnli? profit organization devoted solely News," is a quarterly newsletter to working With children to im. centering on recent research and DON'T TAKE A CHANCE, CALL THE PROFESSIONALS prove their writing skills and development in the field of child- enhance their creative develop- ren's writing. The newsletter fea. ment. tures articles by professional The foundation for NA YW writers and educators and keeps DESIGNERS, PlANNERS, FOR 34 YEARS, was established in Decelhber members informed of young au- & BUILDERS OF FUNCTIONAL SPECIALISTS IN 1984 In April 1986, the NA YW thors conferences, contests and was incorporated as a non-profit other related programs. SPACE FOR PARTICULAR CUSTOM CRAFTED: organization under New Jersey Previously, the NA YW span- PEOPLE WHO PREFER VALUE .KlTCHNSI BATHAOOIIS law. The NAYW encourages sored the "Shoe Tree" competi. & QUALITY RATHER THAN • ADIXT10NSI DORMERS high literary standards for child. tion for young writers, an an. JUST THE lOWEST PRICE .~~ ren and young adults. nual contest for young wnters "\!II I'l- ~""' .. r':<.> ,,;, ,,- H , ..' Students mvolW1dJ~~~ItJYW are en'"" age 6-14. The NAYW,now offen .. - - - ~AI:R"-Y--r'~-- _ : _~~ .. COIIiERCIAL couraged to use Writing as a serio three contests which are held DOESN'T COST -:: -". " ... - No change. in condition ous form of communication. throughout the school year. . The NAYW encourages educa- Major contest categories are IT PAYS! -881-1024. tors, professional writers, editors fiction, poetry and non-fiction. of hit-and-run victim and parents to work with young First pri2e in each category, for The Farms man run over and ken pelVIS and a ruptured blad- writers for the purpose of raismg each age group, is $35 and pubh- performance standards and im. cation in "Shoe Tree." Several UllalllllllFIA ~'183~~ dragged by hIS own car last der lo the mysterious accident week remams under heavy seda- Feb. 14 proving skills. other pri2es may be offered, Ar. Suu:.e 1956 Y" Grosse Pointe tIon at St John HospItal and His ex-wIfe, who was found The organization offers several nold said. cannot be questIOned by police leamng over hIm when police programs and services including Membership in the NA YW is The 60-year-old man suffered arrived, Bald the couple had dm- a member directory of published open to published writers, crea- broken rIbs, brUIsed lungs, a bro- ner together and that when she authors and professional editors bve wnting teachers and profes- brought the car around to pick who are available to run work- slonal editors interested m work- hIm up, he was Iymg in the shops and to appear as guest ing to improve the wrIting skills Edsel Ford H. S. street. EVIdence at the scene speakers in elementary and high of children and young adults seemed to suggest that he had schools. The directory is divided Membership is also open to any classmates sought been hIt by his own car, how. Edsel Ford High School, Dear ever born, Class of June 1960, IS seek- No charges have been brought mg names and addresses of In the case Police continue their Umverslty Liggett School cordIally lOvites the public to Its classmates for Its 30th class re- mvestIgatlon and will question The HIGHEST Money Market Rate Among umon Please call 565-0644 or the man when his condItion im- spring Open House on Sunday, March 4, from 2:00-4:00 Major FmanclallnstltutlOns m the Detroit 562-0666. proves p.m. Tours, presentations and refreshments will be MetropolItan Area for prOVided at both the main campus, 1045 Cook Road 310 Consecutive Weeks M&M (pre-kindergarten through grade 5, plus grades I~ST A:"T LIQl ~II)ITY DISTRIBUTING CO. 9-12), and the middle school campus, 850 INTEREST RATES AS OF 2-21-90

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~- '""------...... ~------Relations Council had sought to reach out Did TV give to the community's better side by inviting King to speak. fair review In his talk, King deals with the plight of what he termed, "The Other America," al- though the announced subject of his ad- of King talk? dress, according to the Grosse Pointe News coverage, was "The Future of Integration." t Monday night's preview of "The The other Amel'ica, unlike the Pointes, Night Martin Luther King Came to does not know and seldom gets the benefits of opportunities open to the majority. A Grosse Pointe," the screening audi- anyone. She added her opinion that Grosse contents of the speech. King was also critical of the Vietnam ence was told the documentary was filmed Pointe IS not a racist community. to recall what the famed civil rights leader As for the adverse reaction to King's ap- War which, he claimed, was "raising havoc In another filmed interview, Richard with domestic destinies." He added, accord- had saId at South High School on March Durant, Grosse Pointe Park, said the pro- pearance, the film makes It clear that most 14, 1968, and to record the reactions of the of it came from Donald Lobsinger, the De- ing to the Grosse Pointe News account, ducers seem to be making "a great deal that issues of race and the Vietnam War people of Grosse Pointe and vicimty. out of nothmg," adding that the people troit right-wing extremist, and his "Break. If those were the purposes, they were through" organizatIOn that apparently cannot be separated, asking what good who objected to King's appearance were would integration be if there were no place well served by the pool arrangement be. "not representative of Grosse Pointe." provided the racist claque that manned the picket line and prOVIded most of the Jeers in which to integrate? tween Channels 7 and 56 that made POSSl' Our major reservation is the effort to and catcalls that mterrupted King's Illustrating the audIence's support for ble the film that WIll be seen on Channel Iin~ the discredited "point" system, by 56 at 9 p.m. today (Thursday) and on speech. the speaker, the News' story stressed that whIch prosepective homebuyers were King was greeted with a standing ovation Channel 7 at 9:30 p.m. Fnday. screened by suburban real estate sellers Today, Lobsmger is unrepentant, tellIng viewers of the documentary that he wasn't after his introduction by the Rt. Rev. Rich. In our opinion, It is a fairly well bal. with the Kmg speech. The film itself re~ just against King speaking In Grosse ard S. Emerich, then Episcopal Bishop of anced presentation, although we'll discuss POrted that the "point" system had been a couple of reservations later. Pomters who Pointe but was against him speaking any- Michigan, and was given other standing abandoned in the early 1960s - and some ovations throughout his address. view it will have their own opimons about local people believe it was ended earlier _ where. Lobsinger contends King served the Communist cause by opposing the Viet- King was assassinated less than a month its fairness, but the producers should be whICh meant it did not have a logical glVen credit for sampling the opimons of a nam War, a hot political issue in the later, on April 4, 1968, and his birth is connection to an event that happened in now marked as a national hohday. number of Pointers who did not agree on 1968. United States at the time. The Grosse Pointe News in Its account reported that Some Pointers no doubt will ask why all facts but did agree that the Pomtes are The other criticism IS that the film did Lobsinger at one point had shouted "trai- anyone should resurrect ancient history not racist. not really report very much of what Dr. tor" at Dr. Kmg and "stomped out." that does no credit to the Pointes. But isn't For example, Nancy WIlliams Gram, King said and spent more time on the re- Grosse Pointe Farms, told viewers that be- Gil Hill, the Detroit CIty councilman and it appropriate to recall where we have action to the speech. Perhaps that is inevi- been in the long civil rights march - and fore entering the auditorium, she had table in a half-hour TV show, but we noted budding actor who relates the film, says in his introductory remarks that all commun- the people who played key roles in it - so walked down the line of pIckets protesting that the Grosse Pointe News devoted half ities have a "dark side" and so did Grosse that we can better appreciate where we King's appearance and had not recognized of its coverage on March 21, 1968, to the Pointe but that the Grosse Pointe Human are now and where we must go in the fu- ture?

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EDITORIAL ClASSIF1ED DISPLAY Robert G. Edgar 1l82~294 8824;900 Pot Pahclsky, EdJ,or 882.3500 Publisher R~r H"B"SoMoMger Jom}L Minnis, Ass1stant EdJtor ~~'i:.'{,er A.!.~ J. IlcnJanlUl Guiltre, / MalJic Reins Sndl, F... wro EdJ,or and a..nJed Monager -. Robert B. Edgar AsmwuMtnager Rob FlIIron, Spons EdJ..... Anne Mulhcnn S~"", Pcta"]. Butner Founder ind Publisher Wilbur Elston, EdIlOnal Consultznt AsmWltManager (1940-1979) Ida Bauer ChnsDeIlu RQnaIdJ. Ben-, SIaIfWnll:r Kim M. KozIowsla .,Gros~ Pointe AriUe HucldnsJr. EdIr.onal Cartoocust Am V.. llever News Kadllccn M. Smauon "r: Dmid M.Janis, SIalfWn~r Shirky Cbftk Pllbhlhc4 Weekly tor NIIIl.')'~,StaHWn~ Ju1IcTobin ":." Vol. 51, No.9, March 1, 1990, Page 6A Anl.eebo Pubh.lxrs F... Vclanlo >~ 96Xcn:hnwlA"" Ibh SilIaIS, Photopp/lcr Cr_ Poult. FlImlo, MJ 4IZJ6 Patricia Yodcn

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nhIS farewell report to Grosse Pomte Other accomplishments include the be. residents, John A. Whritner, the super- gmning of strategic planning, new support Iintendent of schools, had a lot of nice for staff development, improved account- things to say about the local community ability and higher priority for dealing with and its school system. substance abuse. And not least, of course, Whritner, who is leavmg Friday for was the recruitment of the man who now ,b \ Greenwich, Conn., !pointed out local stu- takes over as the new .superintendent, Ed-. dents are achieving in the top 1 percent of ward J. Shme. the nation because of an "outstandmg In two areas, however, Whritner found -, staff, a supportive community and moti- facilitIes that he termed "embarrass- vated students." These three factors, work- ments." One is the library system and the ing together, have assured "the best possi- other is the 1906 school building which ble future for the youth of this now houses the central administrative of- community," he said. fices but has not been renovated or im- In response, we think the Grosse Pointe proved in years. community has been fortunate to have had Whritner as its superintendent. Coming However, the community is moving to- here just after the divisive disputes and at- ward action to eliminate both "embarrass- tempted recall of three board members on ments." Within the next year, Grosse the school closing issue, Whritner calmly Pomte District residents WIll have the op- went ahead with his own planning for stu- portumty to vote on a proposed new li- dent and staff improvement and the mil- brary on the Brownell School site. And lage support that has enabled the Pointes plans are under way to move the central to retain theIr reputatIOn for excellence in administrative offices into the present educatIOn. mam library building when the new one is Among the accomplishments Whritner completed. hImself lists are: The staff and parents As Whritner said in his report, the have been brought into the decision.mak- school system and libraries were "excellent ing process, curricula decisions are being programs" when he arrived. As he leaves, made at levels closest to the students and they're still excellent programs with good almost all budgetary decisions have been potential for further improvement because moved to the building level where adVISOry of his leadership and also because of, as he committees of parents and staff oversee the himself said, an outstanding staff, a sup- spending of the discretionary dollars avail- portive community and motivated stu- able. dents.

On swimming tice and competItIon for a Ex-presidents set example To the Editor: full-SIzehIgh schoolteam. fore entermg any pool deck As a newcomer, I would It IS necessary to clear up out of common courtesy for oneof the four hving former preSI- like to respond to Rob Ful- several misconceptIOnsm the the swimmers A piece of too time-consuming but walks three or four parking lot glass from his dents - Nixon, Ford, Carter and ton's Feb. 22 article concern- article First, South's blocks mIles dally "to keep fit and stimulate ing Grosse Pointe schools are not state-of-the-art be- shoe could easily ruin the NReagan - is in the category of Lin. thmking." Ford, 76, tries to improve his day for a SWImmer's bare cause of their design and coIn or Washington whose bIrthdays were Mr. Fulton begins by critICIZ- golf game. mg the pools in our public method of attachment, not foot observed on President's Day last week. But schools Although he ad- due to theIr plastic construc- In closing, I would like to they do have some assets of theIr own Carter, the youngest of the quartet at commend the high school 65, also is the most active. He runs, bikes, dressed a very real problem, tion. Some of the best start- mg blocks on the market to- and age-group sWImcoaches True, all will carry to the grave their plays tennis, skis and finds time to hike, the SItuation is not as bad as reputations for some of the less than exem- he makes it appear. Many day are made from plastic. and teams for theIr excellent climb a mountain or go fishing. He also work this season. Grosse plary incidents of their administrations: pubhc school systems must Second, although Mr. Fulton reads several books each month and more Pomte North, South, and Nixon for Watergate, Ford for the Nixon deal WIth aquatIc SItuations could not belIeve swimmers during vacations. put up theIr own back stroke Pointe AquatICS enjoy a pardon, Carter for his inablhty to recover far worse than ours AddI- In a more serious vein, Nixon's ninth tIOnally, Mr. Fulton has flags and lane hnes, it would great swimming tradItIon. the U.S hostages from Iran, and Reagan Also, I offer great thanks to book is coming out in AprIl, Ford hosts fueled hIS artIcle WIth sev- for the Iran-contra scandal. eral misleading statements the Grosse Pointe Commun- thinkers and leaders at an annual "world Ity EducatIon aquatics in- But as time exerts its mellOWIng effect, forum," Reagan says he helps U.S. foreign In order to InItiate change, the problem must be clearly More letters structors and staff. Our Com- we tend to think more kindly of the past. polIcy by such speeches as those he made That means that one of the assets of all defined and efforts must be munity Education during his corporate-paid trip to Japan last made to work WIth the on page 7A Department runs a very ex- four ex-presidents surely is the example October and Carter from his presidential tensive, well-attended and they have set in remaining active and in- schools. Our middle schools center in Atlanta seeks to mediate dis- serve theIr purpose reason- highly praised swimming volved in public atrairs. putes around the world. ably well. North High, as program. Our pool schedule be counter-productive to ask problem has been worked In separate interviews in the mid.Febru- All four appear to be in good health al. Fulton agrees, has an excel- fully dressed maintenance lent facihty and It will be out through great effort on ary issue of USA Weekend, they agreed though none of the four is yet challenging crews to set up and take Improved WIth immment re- the part of all concerned that they would not choo~ to be president the age record for ex-presidents set by down this racing apparatus And, it is clear that the conditioning. South, on the Coaches generally assume again even if the opportUnIty were offered, John Adams, the 2nd president, and Her- other hand, has not kept up South High pool is inade- but added that ex-presidents shou~d be sub- bert Hoover, the 31st, both of whom lived responsibility for these du- quate for the high school South has a four-lane, 20- ties and occasionally may ject to call by incumbent preSIdents as to be 90. yard pool (not three lanes as team Again, the solution, if have their athletes help out. any, to this problem will needed. And aU have been. . Overall, however, all four ex-presidents Fulton states). And although Fmally, Mr. Fulton was ap- What do they do in their spare tIme? set a fine example for citizens of any age it is possible to train well m come from coordinated staff palled after being forced to and community efforts. Ronald Reagan, the senior ~x-p;esident by keeping busy, staying interested and a 20.yard pool WIth four remove his shoes due to Par- at 79, says his favorite recreation IS work- Involved in public affairs, and even speak- lanes, it IS difficult. A SIX John E. Fundukian cell's wet deck It is true Program Supervisor. ing out on occasion. Long may they con- lane, 25.yard pool WIth a that Parcell's has a minor ing at his ranch once a month or .sr;. Aquatics Nixon, 77, has given up golf because It s tinue to serve. full-nedged diving well (simi- drainage problem. However, lar to North) facilitates prac- Department of shoes should be removed be. Community Education

1II,...._ .. __ .... _.. ~ ..~ _-~ __ 1II__ ..7 •• 7••• 1II!I__ ~_~, 1 . 7 m ?? ."-, -".. ..- tell you that you can decorate Old ways your house with Grandma's fur- ivory, or down. No exotic bIrds 10 the handle, an electric nail niture and still be happy. for pets. The stereo Isn't old buffer What a great country!" There's no reason for the com. enough to be a "ht.fi," but we've Can anyone honestly argue for win big petltlve spending spree so heed. had It smce Iran took the hos- the cosmic importance of compu- lessly glamorized in the '80s and tages The fil st hostages. terIzed runn10g shoes? It's about these consumer arti- accompanied by more than our The shoppmg agglomeration I rest my case. cles. How to decorate your home share of emissions and waste from hell doesn't make an Im- OK, OK, five pomts for incon. for the '90s, for instance, so that and defiCIts. Here's how to have pI esslOn on me - I don't go spicuous consumption. It won't go out of style in the fun without hurting your Mother there. When everyone was I know what you're thinking. (Nature). 'OOs. hollermg about mall Chnstmas Get a life. But I practice my self. I challenge you to beat my mdulgences. They just don't hap- Excuse me, but what's the decoratIOn" In October, I hadn't matter with my '80s decor? (Or score on the official Low Impact seen them. pen to cost much. I like to walk, for that matter, with my '30s de: On The Earth test. (Devised by As far as I'm concerned, not talk and read. I favor long, hot cor, which is what it is. It seems me, of course.) shopping IS worth about 10 showers and eat lotsa peanut pretty tImeless to me ) Family SIze. Bob and I have urban sprawl. They're fun, and We don't have central all', we butter cheaper, too. points Listen to what BIll Bry. These articles just illustrate three kIds between us. When close off unused rooms m the son has to say in "Lost Conti. It's no personal sacrifice. I just tho consumerist web we seem to you count 10 childless previous Efficient IIlfrastructure: Score w1Oter. We don't leave the water honor products more for their two nent," hiS book about small-town be caught in. Why, last year spouses, It comes out to three running and we turn off lIghts utility than for theIr glitz - and My car Isn't aIr-conditioned. It Amenca and Its forays into alone, 491 new consumer maga. kIds for four adults. Two of them when we leave the room (That's tastelessness' I'm too darn thTlfty to throw passes its emissions tests, gets zines were launched. Yikes. are adopted, so we get to add in Bob's idea - I hate It.) "If a Bulganan asked me good money around. four more parents, for a ratIo 35 miles to the gallon - and I've Sustamablhty: Score another Who's readmg this stuff? what lIfe was lIke In AmerIca, I Pretty old-fashioned, but It's hardly anyone can beat. never removed the catalytic con- two. Who's buying it? would WIthout hesitation tell the way many Amencans lived a verter. I work for a newspaper. That's It's probably the same people Zero population growth: Score him to get ahold of a stack of generatIOn or two ago, before we Clean all': Score two. another 'oops' for Its wood-con- who sit on their tropical hard. three. New York TImes advertlsmg were so cocksure that the good Oops, I live 35 miles from summg ways Thank goodness wood furniture and whine about We live in an old house. That supplements They show a lIfe of times would last forever. the destruction of the rainforest work, so I smog up the roads for we're a weekly, or I'd lose my means a savings in forests. and almost two hours a day. I'Ichness and varIety beyond the There's only one flaw with my What we need around here is entire 'plus' score. WIldest dream" of most foreIgn- if everyone would do it, we'd Air pollutIOn. Take away two. clear VIctory in thIS quiz. Nobody a change of attitude. I'm here to Take away two have better land use and less Recycle, dial down, msulate. ers mUSICal shoe trees, an knows how many POints it really I don't shop. Not for fur, fOl' umbrella WIth a transistor radio takes to win , ' Grosse Point~ N~ws

..- .. ~ ..... ':oJ ~ .. 0:: yo::::'::: ...... :::...... '" .. Enough is enough in Detroit My patience with the Detroit city administration is running Margie Reins Smith out The bill to supposedly "revIve" Above and beyond cess Stones " the Detroit Utility Tax, a Detroit The all-day semmar, whIch The whole evening was a ben- tax on electric, on intrastate tele- the call begIns at 9 a m., will mclude efit for the Grosse POinte schools' phone and on gas utIlity charges presentatIOns, practical sessions television productIon lab. The children who attend Our passed the House at the end of and panel diSCUSSIOnsabout suc- "Murder at the Mardi Gras" Lady Star of the Sea School have last week. cessful conservatIOn efforts Reg- was sponsored by the parents of probably already expressed theIr The legislature and governor Istration IS $5 per person for the students in the television lab. thanks - but perhaps public ap- decided in 1984 that the tax daytIme program, $16 per person precIation is in order for the should stop as of June 30, 1989, for the society's annual awards Local hero crossmg guard, who, at about 8 but because the "sunset" date WiJlia 111 It Bryant Jr banquet, whIch takes place that Robert Ihrie of Grosse Pointe am, on Friday, Feb. 23, amId was not put In the title of the State Representative evenIng Woods played hero recently. snow, sleet, wind and slush, on Accordmg to a neighbor, Ihrie act. the attorney general ruled gas from Michigan Consolidated. the mayor and the mayor's "con- the corner of MorningsIde and For mOl'e mfOl'matlOn, call the in 1987 the tax could continue, The plaintiffs won both issues, suIting" firm. DAS office at 545-2929. WItnessed a man running out of Fairford, shoveled the the SIde- Hudson's at Eastland. A store Detroit chose to continue to col. except the court said the city walk before the kids alTived lect the tax and chose to ask the could tax those who buy gas Detroit has a problem. 1 repre. employee was in hot pursuit, Murder and yelling, "Stop that man." legislature not to enact new leg- from jobbers or brokers, from sent part of Detroit, and I al. Conservation islation. Detroit decIded It would other than from Michigan Con- ways try to be helpful to Detroit, h Good CItizen Thne chased the :ather have a chance of .coll~- solidated, but based on the pnce mipdful of its needs, never to victories may em suspect on foot all the way to Al- Dr. John and Julie Corbett lard and 1-94 lng. a legally shaky:, possIbly m- they actually paid. engage III Detroit bashmg Grosse POlnte's own Fran threw a party last Saturday The pollee eventually appre. \Tahd tax forever (WIth no ~unset) Now Detroit wants, agam, all Schonenberg of Grosse Pomte However, with a mayor who nlght f01 about 60 of theIr near- hended the man. than to have a certam right \~~; .nothmg It I,'efuses to settle ~ars to be more scared of CItizens for Reeyehng, Will take e<;t and deatest Some ungrate- Ihne, accordIng to hIS nelgh- colIect the tax "but, ,onlY,_run ,_ elawsUltf,'eveh thOugh the\clty 1 titan: angry atl!he.~t grand plU.t In' -a" p8.l'l.el -diecusslOn pr~ ful, m matlnel ed \gue5t 'ShoVo.ie'd d:>lltl" '4d lall<, \hl.s, Jtm.d.'o\12.2.8.rQ., June 30, 1988. r \ -- > •• - lost It It refuses to talk tp the fe'deral grand' fury probe, WIth sented by the DetroIt Audubon appreciation by murdering the weanng dockslders and no socks. Around this same time DetrOIt plamtJ1f businesses to trrto com. th~ "all or -nOllhing" attitude of Soelety, ,Wl/Saturday, March 3. made another "all or nothing" promIse in order to aVOid a new the mayor on the utility tax, and host 1ti cold blood. - .~, . Re'~.. Pr,.x'; .h r< at the Wyndham Garden Novi The mlm-sku-ted French maId choice. The city chose to try to or continued lawsuit if and after with such things as the wasted fiotel. . looked SUSpICIOUSfor awhIle; so The 9th annual Miss Grand start collecting tax from natural new legislation IS passed, and tens of millions paid to people Schonenberg, along with Har- dId several costumed MaI'dl Gras PriX pageant, whIch IS sponsored gas users as If they bought their the city refuses to compromise with supposed organized crime old Stokes of the Detroit Audu- gas from MIchigan Consolidated on any legislation. revelers, the TV reporter; the by Metro 25 Car Care Centers, ties In the purchase of virtually bon Society, Mike Garfield of mvestlgatOl-, an elUSIve Jewel Gas Co., even if they really And all this "Do it our way!" IS acceptmg applIcations now useless machmery as part of the the Ann Arbor Ecology Center thief, even the hostess herself. bought it from someone else, arrogance is at the same time as from smgle females 17 years old Chrysler plant deal, and WIth and Pam Frucci of the Down- In spite of all the clues, how- and older who want to be Miss cheaper. This so angered some Detroit. whlle crymg poor and the building of an incinerator nver Recycling Center, will dIS- ever, none of the guests figured Grand Prix 1990 that a laWSUIt was started threatenmg police layoffs, appar- cuss "Commumty Recyclmg Sue- whose smoke may affect our resi. out who dId the vIle deed Call 355-0520 for information. against the city. ently has enough money to buy dents, and with a threatened ex- The issues m the litigation, 100 new cars for City Council pansion of City Airport which basically, were two: frrst whether and other city officials and en- will pollute our area With noise the tax ceased on the June 30, ought to have the mayor call for and smoke and, maybe, WIth Jet- Come In & Take Advantage 1988 sunset date and, second, buying a new jet plane. And tisoned jet fuel, my patience of our Personalized Service, whether Detroit could tax the then there is the matter of the with Detroit and its mayor is at plaintiffs as If they bought their secret fund, the armored car for a new low Plenty of Free Parking, & See Our 73ft. of Fresh Meat Counter!

Earth Day through energy and water duke It out with big bad In Business To the Editor: conservation and recycling. Michigan State Tax Commis- On AprIl 22, residents of Michigan has a proud her. sion. LIttle David is even Since 1927 MichIgan, other states and ltage of conservation and threatening to sue and (gasp) nations around the globe environmental leadership. initiate a full-blown tax re- V.S.D.A. Choice Beef will observe the 20th anni- CEQ hopes Earth Day 1990 volt. BONELESS ROLLED CHICKEN LEG versary of Earth Day. This will renew our commitment Seniors m particular are RUMP ROAST QUARTERS historic occasion provides an to that tradition and build hard hit in Orchard Lake Important opportunity for new coalitions to improve and we can certamly em- 49 (: f ~ ~ assessment of our progress environmental quality in the pathize with that. At the $2 lb. years ahead. 49 Ib: ~~~ in improving the environ- "angry three hour meeting" ~ ment and protecting human Elizabeth Harris with the Orchard Lake City -. CaraMia CATCH a.THE DAY! health. and for the citizens Chairperson Councd, some residents reo _ARTICHOKE I ' OVEN.READY1;t~HI to the work that remains Council on ported tax increases as high <-:::...Z:~ In MichIgan, Governor Environmental Quality as 42 percent for the second (:HEARTS -Fresh piCkirel Fillets We Make 'Em Blanchard has asked the Mishandled consecutive year. Many reti- $4.951b. You Bake 'Em Council on EnVIronmental rees are forced to sell theIr 99 6oz.~r Quality to proVIde an infor- To the Editor: homes because they can no •Fresh Ocean Perch Fillets mation clearmghouse on lo- I cannot beheve how longer afford the continually Fresh baked • • STUFFED cal and statewide Earth Day Grosse Pointe mishandled escalating taxes How well BREAD $3.191b. observances to enable CIti- the snow emergency Feb. 15. we know the feeling. CHICKEN BREAST f ~ • a zens to partICIpate more Our public school system In the Pointes, we are told Daily 99~ SheD On Merl. Shrimp w/our own homemade dressing readily in these events Addi- "talks" about excellence in to expect anot!Ier round of St.ClaIr 51-. St_ 0nItIoa $5.95 lb. $2.39 lb. tionally, CEQ will release a education. Well, I have an- property tax increases be- State of the Environment other slogan to add in regard tween 12 percent to 15 per- Francesca's Cucina Lent Specials -BREADED report that will analyze to not closing the schools cent. While we were watch- • CHEESE RAVIOLI $3 49 Michigan's efforts to improve Feb. 15 lack of common ing President Bush's hps, w/meatless spaghetti sauce • lb. CITY CHICKEN environmental quality since sense. i.e.: "No new taxes," our rep. (Pork & Veal on a skewet1 the first Earth Day and M.J. Zangrilli resentatives must have • Our Homemade $2 49 Ib make recommendations on Grosse Pointe Woods laughed themselves silly in PASTA SAlAD •. $2.99 lb. how to prOVIde the cleanest, the hallowed halls of Lan. little David sing. Unfortunately, the ma. Award Winning Imported healthiest environment Canadian among the 50 states by the To the Editor: jority of citizens have the at- TUNA FISH year 2000. Good heavens, who ever titude they are powerless MEATLESS RICOTTA PASTA CEQ encourages your thought we would live to see against big state govern- SPAGHElTISAUCE Guacd. F.bIeneDl, An ... readers to write us at the such unbelievably earthshak. ment. CHEESE MichIgan CouncIl on Envi- ing events such as world It is high time for the lit- lb. mOlt cutl 69<: ronmental Quality, Depart. communism in full retreat, tle fellow to stand up against $1.79 $1.79 lb. ment of Public Health, P.O. the fall of the Berlin wall Goliath and say "Enough." I Box 30195, Lansing, Mich. and now, a real honest.to- wish we and the Grosse 48909 to obtain infonnation goodness revolt against prop- Pointe councils had the reso- about local or stateWIde erty taxes? lution and the courage to fol. Earth Day events, or facts Did you catch the article low suit and truly represent about how they can contnb. in Friday's Detroit Free the best mterests of our com- ute directly to Improved en- Press? Talk about David and munity. vironmental quality in their Goliath. Here stands little Lud Schomig household or community Orchard Lake city ready to Grosse Pointe Woods

I - -~- ...... - *' •• •• •• ,. .. ~----~~~-~------~ - - - - - _8A .... Nt.iV4 March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News McAuliffe colleague to share space with students By Ronakt J. BemM for chlldren that used puppets to said. space, she knows she's dOing the Staff Writer help her get her message across. Sharon Newman gets excited She also diSCUSsescareers with nght thing As a finalist for the Teacher In the students and UJ'ges them to With the poSSibIlIty of a space when she talks about outer Space program, Newman used space It's important to her, and explore science and other techm- statIOn sometime late in thiS dec- puppets to discuss space and the cal studies ade. and perhaps a tl'lP to Mars, she has dedIcated much of the opportunities It offers to stu. She remembers a child askmg Newman IS fascmated With the last few years of her hfe to mak. dents. After the Challenger ex. mg It Important to children. her If the moon he saw evelY poSSIbilities space can provide. ploded she could not go near her Newman was one of two mght was the same moon that The Hubble Telescope to be puppets for about a year, she Chnstopher Columbus saw when teacher finalists from Michigan said launched soon will allow scien- m the Teacher in Space program he sailed across the ocean and tIstS to ~e the edge of the ex- "Every Joke and everything I the same moon the Civil War pandmg umvel se, to see the that eventually chose Christa did with these puppets was was fought under When she light flom the begmnmg of time McAuliffe to go on the Ill.fated about going into space," she Challenger mission. said yes, she said the child was "It's fasclnatmg, the POSSlblh. said. "I was devastated I knew Newman was a recipient of a tilled With wonder ties are endless This IS not those people. I knew ChrIsta "Maybe I made a difference in Spellbelg or DIsney. This is Chnsta McAulIffe Fellowship for McAuliffe, I was devastated. the 198788 school year, and she one person's life," she said "And God" Those seven people died for what that's all that matters." If letters travels across the country giving they believed m. Newman Will speak at 7 p m keynote addresses, consulting, al e any indicatIOn, she has at Mason Elementary School on "To watch seven people die, seminars and workshops. touched lives. When children Vermer between Mack and one you competed with, you real- She will be at Mason Elemen- wnte to her telling her they took CharlevOIX 111 Grosse Pointe IZe things can change qUickly" l'lSks, 01' that they \\ant to stud) Wood::. lalY School Tuesday, March 6, As the winner of the Christa conductmg seminars for the stu- McAuhffe Fellowship, Newman dents In the afternoon, and for talks to students in McAuliffe's the family m the evening. place. She talked recently about her life as a speaker "Run to the Roar" IS the name "I do thiS for the kids," she of one program that teaches stu- Said "Belng a kid IS so exciting dents - partially through the these days The '90s are gomg to story of McAuliffe - about the be the most excitmg decade m Stereo Sale necessity for taking risks. She hIstory, and these kids have a talks about everything from rais. front.low seat." ing ones hand In class to trying Newman was the star of her out for school teams. own teleVISIOnshow, Double Dip "I tell them that there are AM/FM RECEIVER Sunday, a Sunday.morning show some risks worth taking," she .------NAKAMtCHI = ~ ... . TA-2J. - WADE ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. 50 WAliS/CH • HIGH CURRENT 24 hour service. CommerCial, Industrial & Residential Wiring REG $59S''' SALE $47900 ,...... 777-3590 Tl-"lS WEEKS SPEC ~AL Sharon Newman ------You Deserve Befter ...and you get it! Learn CPR • Better Prices • Better Products • Belt er People • Better Service Saratoga Community Hospital will present "Heart.Saver CPR" on Tuesday, March 6, 6-9 pm LATE REGISTRATION FURNITURE and Wednesday, March 7, 14 p.m. FADING PECARJS Since & TRYOUTS =- ~~- !!O~=- ;g 1946 In three hours, participants STOPS Grosse Pointe Park Little League AUDIO AND VIDEO wIll learn the latest techniques ULTRA VIOLET THE BETTER STORE FOR BETTER STEREO for cardiopulmonary resuscita- 1990 Season EAST tion (CPR) and how to asSiSt a up to 99% 11201 Morang WEST 42000 Grand River choking vIctim. Successful com- SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Delre'l 46224 NOVl46016 pletion 0{ the cour5ei~ns ~rt.i.- , 371-3460 2 -,S.p.m. ., I ..~ __, - SeYRlOU r Zate ~3~7.1800 fil:ation 'by the American Heart N1 Association Grosse Pointe South High School Gym '--s31t 7900 ., . 1 " There is a $5 fee for the class. =-= SoISf Sales, Indo'. I r, LA TE REGISTRATION - $45.00; must have Birth Certificate RegistratIOn IS required; class ;.,;[B.'1a "SERVING THE POINTES. size is limited. Call 245-1230. '_...... -Since 1969- Casual clothing is suggested. MAJOR LEAGUE TRYOUT SCHEDULE: The class Will be held at Sara- 9 year olds 2:00 p.m. toga Community Hospital, lo- cated at 15000 GratIOt, between 10 year olds 3:00 p.m. State Fair and 8 Mile roads. 11 year olds 4:00 p.m. The New Jaguar XJ6. 12 year olds 4:00 p,m. Woods house *Major Le ~ue candidates REQUIRED to attend One Of Its Greatest emptied over night *Minor Le'l, lie candidates urged to attend An Arizona man tl ansfened to - not lequlIel. Comforts Is The Luxury Detroit went to his rented house on Allard Sunday and found *NO In~tl uctional League evaluations everything stolen (7 & 8 year oIds) Accordmg to Woods police re- Of A Lower Price. ports, the man moved all of his furniture to Michigan In a U. Haul, and on Fnday and Satur- 885-4420 $39,700 day he and hiS sistel' and a friend moved the furmture mto the house. They left the house a httle be fore noon on Saturday, Feb 24, and upon returmng about noon the next day, they discovered someone had taken the entire TAX-FREE INCOME! houseful of furmtUl e some time over night The man told police he had locked the house when he left Don't Feed The and that it was stili locked when he came back There was no Sign TAX MONSTER! of forced entry The heavy blan- ket of snow that fell Saturday showed no footprints Outsmart Him Police talked to sevel al neigh. Instead .•. bors, but no one had noticed any actiVity at the house Police are any years ago, Jaguar eSlab- Investigating the poSSibility that G."nn;rv-;gi;';)~;' - - - - I engllle There's also a newaulomatlc faced In hand-tailored supple leather Buy Colonial IIshed a umquely honest fonn RcglSlered RcptCSenlabve I M transmission with "sport" mode and an Interior that glows with a previous tenant may have of lultury. That of offermg a fine car some connection to the case Michigan Manner Finan<:IaJ ServICes. lnc shlftmg for more SPirited response highly polished wallKlt. 28421 Jerrerson Ave I With value for money. II's a tradlllOn Tax-Exempt Trust! h~m I lhat's especially true today And for safer, surer stopplllg under Test drive the 1990 XJ6 at your S, a..rShores MI 48081 all braking condlllOns, we've Jaguar dealer You1] come to find • Double t.... 'ree Income (JIJ) 777.JSJJ I Because for [990 we've not only Installed a more sophlStlCaled Teves that among lis many pleasures IS !he SEWER TROUBLE? lowered the pnce of the XJ6, we've • Munlcl""ls "re one 0' Ihe 'ew ~ I W.nt To OI.ttsINrt I anll-Iock braking syslem. comfon of knoWing that you're truly Can sources of I.... f.ee Income left ImptoYe --- _ Slate _ ZIp -- I a< In'lJ'' rl ( I).' 1:0, (rnm~nl hond, or Phone _ rorpOTlIt( hOlld .. '0\\ I'" I hr lime 10 Sr(, BEAVER !le,t 11m.to clll_____ I SUPPORT HIGHER conr;JdC'r mO\ In~ .:,orne of I hn"C' Rl;\,;et<; to CoIonl,,1 M'chIS"" Tu.bempt Trust. \!y financl.1 .dvJ .. , I.---- I z EDUCATrON := Don't feed The TAX MONSTER I I 8 ... l8J FALVEY :; -' Vl COWNIAL &mll,., Yout """"I I w lC ,.~ Group 0( For (Mr Holt g -' o rind 0,,1 mo" r .,11or" nO rn lh~ couron u Q. o ,fe \lalu' hlllk ...Century I 40 YEARS CREATING THE COMPETITION I « lr tods) ::. 643.6900 U ------__ .-J • NOr/-, Rank prodl/ftl, ,,1", m\ur,.d and onn Mon. & Thurs TII 9 p.m., Sal 1030 TII 4 MAPLE a {ixpd roll! of rrlurn Ih4 rmncl{)fll find )'f'ld Coionurt /n .... ttnnll SmJICft. D11ln1N1or i}!lfltV'ilmrnl 'iN'Urtll(,t, u ,1I1'u('/unt(' 1I1,h TF:MI4751"190 15 Mile (Maple) between Coolidge and Crooks chnnl(f't, In mnrkrt rond,tlOn. .. 643-6900

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March 1 1890 Grosse Pointe News 9A Voice coach to perform with Rackham Choir Auto aelodYl1amlcs to be dIscussed

Pulrldu Wl1llnuton Juins the VUllL dUIl1IL8 11ft. onw fUi mllllI Wlllinwoll ullin hUll U IImltLd Why D I ThL Nu~ Cun; All hlH dl5Cu~!.mn of the dl vLlop Iwckhum Choir us Iloprunu sull! lit tilt. Wur Mllnurlnl for thL numbll of '11011lo\lulluulL fur In L" lit I\hlll' fIll) VL If II Of Au mlnl (f wlDd-chLnlmh uuto d'" 1st fur tllLh rridlly MUl'Ch 23 IlJlrhll-, M.lllllll11 Chlldl'\.11 llbt.1l 0 tllvlduul Inlllruclion HulrJmur lom ,bIlL ALrlJlh numlCII n ILc 'lll,rrl'l Hl plans In dmy. compnn ptrfUfUlIUU.L tit old 8t MUIj'II 10 I1llll Mnnduytl Murch /j HUIHlunll un. lIvullublL 011 It lirllt tun Lxumhllllf., llil mfluLncL of IHIIlh bLtwL'(.n the 1l1n.nmhnud ChUI1.hIn Gn.dttown thrnuj,h APll19 frum llo5JO cumt. firlllslrvt.dbulllllMontloYH llLrodynumlCII on outomubllc dL AIrflows and ZLphyra of the Wllllnbrton who li!nchell VOiLL pm SlutlulllI Ub(!8 11 nnd up MUIclt Ii Ulrouglt April 0 from 3 IlI",n \\111 bL hdd Suturduy 19JOs and modern Chry.skr Le- dus51.1l at the War Memorial mtLl WetlnL.!ldoyll Murch 7 to 4 Pin nnd Ii JO tn 7 p m Also Murdl J al 1 p m ot tilt Hlbtor Barons nnd Ford Thundabllu!I will sing Huydns Lord Nelson Lhruubh Apnl!1 from 4 Lo Ii 30 WldnLst!uya Murch 7 through It.ul MUhl..um ThL !Lcturt. Will bL ntnungoLhLl1I Muss nnd Hundel s Dixit Doml p m AclnlL vDlce dWill IS IlChld Apill 11 fI om 3 to 4 r m and t.onduclLd by Robut Cnlll.Y cura nUB The choir performs under uh.d for Mondays Mal'Ch 5 5 30 to 8 30 Pin FL(.. for Indlvld 'I'hL lecturt. IS free as 15 park lor of IndUbtrlU1 Hlsl.nry for the inb m tho museum s JoL TIle the dU"l!dlOn of Fred DeHaven of through April 9 from 7 to 8 JO ual instructIOn IS $99 for SIX l:llstol'lcul DLpnrtmLnL rnUSLU/n IS located nt 5401 Chnst Cht1l'th Grosse POinte P In All clnsses arc $55 for SIX half hour lellSons Call 8817511 Cllsey y.ill use slides and cal1l WoodWard fat KltbyJ For fur Tickets nro $5 genera.! lldml5- \\l;!Lks Advance Lnrollment re Mooday through Saturday 9 that will comL from the depart.- slOn $3 00 semors and students qulred am Lo 9 p m ther Infonnalton call Robert Patrlcla WillIngton mLnt s own collectIon to llld In and may be purchased In ad Casey at 833.9707 vance by calling 8224385 or at the door the evening of the performnnt:e Wdhngtnn hns mUbht VOice at UIC War l\femonal Ilmce &.ptem ber 198B She IS a graduate of Eastern Mlchlgnn University In music education and has a mas- ter s dCb'l1!e m fine arts (perfor mance) from the Manhnttnn School of MUSIl:. She has performed extensively With opera compameJI m Eng land, Eurnpe and throughout the Umted States Ineludmg the Mlchlgnn Opera 'Theatre She lS also n member of the National AssoclDtion of Teachers of Sing mg(NATS)

Photos depict turn of century Photographs of tum-ofthe century busU1eSS dtstnct.s from olIes across the Umted States reveal what Amencans found so appealing - and '"0 bewtldermg - about downtown hfe III Mam Street U.s.A. a new exhibItion opening Saturday March 3 at Henry Ford Musewn. The 64 Images In the dISplay have been selected from n group of 25 000 of the ongmal photo- graphs produced by the Detroit Publishmg Company thnt are now m the museum s COUectlOns The company was a maJor na ttona! marketer of postcards and pnnts beglnmnb 10 the 1890" Although fe\\ of the strEets pictured III the ex}l1blt ....ere nc tualh nnmod :r..to.mStreet., cv"n. photograph deplds elements which define the nature of dense downtown commen:ml dtstnct:s nccordlllg to C,Ynthta Rend MIller curator of pbDtography and film at Henry Ford Museum and echtor of the 198B Dover publicatton Main Street., U.s.A III Early Pholographs."" A 1911 ..,e\\ of Los Angeles shmb horse-dn ..en wagons shar 109 a cobblestone roadway WIth pedestnaI15 biCYcles electriC trolleys and autDmobl1es. The photographs aIso reveal hO\.. bUSIOCS5es act.ed to make their own Signs B pronunent fea tw"c of the downtov.'"Il lamkcape.. And a careful look at the Images mdlcates that whde reb'lonal and econonuc conditiOns milu enc.ed bwldmg styles a bwld mg s umque architectural char acter often renected Its Imporlance to the owners and thecommumt) In additIOn to portrnymg dl verse actlVlttes 111CJtlcs of var IOUS Slles located 111different reoo g10ns l\tnm Street U.s.A also dlustrntes II mllJor fncet of the work of one of the country s most comprehensive publlshl!ts of photogrnphlc Images the De- trOit Pubhshmg Co In the two decades precedmg World War I the company suc Ct!!lSfully mllrketed color pnnts and poru:ards lantern shdes and sepm toned photo~"l'aphs through a wstnbutlOn system that In eluded worldWIde relnt! and

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Get in step for spring Experience the fun of a dance class Jom Ted and Lllhan FOf rest for SocUlI Dancmg Mondays at the War Memannl March 5 throubh April 9 The mtroductory course meets from 7 30 to 8 JO p m while ad vnnCt.d bteps und styling are of fl.n.d from 830 to 930 pm If lack of tralnmg hns kept you off thL dnnce floor you II be 10 the swmg thiS IIprmb danclnb thl! night nway to Ule hit of 0 waltz the rhythm of lhe samba thl! InlLst rock bLat ond mono CIUSH fee III $48 pLf Clluple for Illx wLLks AdvuneL Lnrollmenl lIulfgosted Call B81 7511 Mun Silt Dam toDpm fllfmnrLln fmmutllln 10A March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Civic, business leaders go airborne By John Minnis who was ho!>t to the group dUl' group had no chOIce but to fly on Assistant Editor Ing the two.day VISit Community and business lead. to the Sawyer base and spend The tour mcluded a look at the night there ers from the POlntes and the the new $86 millIon SAC com- metl"O DetrOit at ea got a first. At Sawyer, the guests received mand centel', which IS fow' floors a full meal at low government hand view of our mlhtary pre. below ground level The under. paredness last week rates and the bar stayed open ground faclhty IS kept In con. until 3'30 a m. whIle some of the The leaders wel e invited to a stant touch with the flYing special VIP tnp to Omaha, Neb, guests bought rounds of drinks "Lookmg Glass" command plane for the bomber crew that they to tour the Strategic All' Com. that IS flymg over the continen- Oland headquarters at Offutt All' had Witnessed gettmg fuel ear. tal United States 24 hours a her FOIce Base The 39 distingUished day guests left Selfndge Au' Force On the next day, the group DUI'ing the fil st evening of the agam departed for Selfndge and Base at 9.20 a m Wednesday, VISit, the guests had dmner at Feb. 14, and were to come back landed safely at 4:45 p.m., the Offutt AFB Officers' Club nearly 24 hours later than the follOWing day, but the ICy On the way home, the guests conditIOns at the Au' NatIOnal planned None of the VIPs com. witnessed the refuelIng of a plained, howeveJ', and most felt Guard base near Mount Clemens plane out of Sawyer AFB in the delayed thell' retUl n they got a once-m-a-hfetime trip Upper Peninsula LIttle did the for the nominal cost of $100 per The Grosse POinters on the VIPs know that they would be tnp were Raymond CracchIOlo, guest buymg d.l'lnks fOi the Sawyer Stomsch Said the VIPs were director of special eqUipment pro bomber CIew in a short \\ hile curement, Masco COI'P.;Ray ReY- defillltely treated as such. When As the guests' plane ap- they got to Selfridge, not only nolds Graves, US Banki'uptcy proached Selfridge, It was ad- Judge, Joseph D Gremer, presl. was the runway cleared, but the Vised that the runway was too guests' cars were brushed off and dent GIemer ASSOCiates Inc, ICy to permit a landing. The Patnck G McKeever, vice presl' then Windshields de-Iced. dent/treasurel E!I'o Corp, and R Thomas VigliottI, president, Ralph Vigliotti Realty Inc. City of Oirnss.e ttlnint.eIfnnbs Michigan Othel VIPs on the tnp m. cluded Warren Mayor Ronald INVITATION FOR BID AND REMOVAL OF A SINGLE FAMILY Bonkowski, Fred R ElIas Jr of HOUSE AND GARAGE IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Big Boy, 37th Dlstnct Judge WOODS, MICHIGAN Building for the future Thomas Edward Kennedy and Rogel' W. B18hc, vIce president Sealed pl'oposals fOI the purchase and complete removal of a Single The Grosse Pointe Shores Improvement Foundation will be hosting its first endowment fun- and chief financial officer of famIly house and garage located at 1944 Ridgemont Avenue In the draiser on March 25. The location will be the opening of the Ford Activities Building and will Stahls'Inc CIty of Glosse POinte Woods wIiI be Iecelved by the City of Grosse be from 4:30 to 7 p.m. This fundraiser will be the opening of the Amherst College art exhibit POinte Woods, 20025 Mack Plaza, Gl'OssePOinte Woods, Michigan, titled "The Grand Tradition - British Art from Amherst College:' The tl"lP was organized by re- tired All' Force Col Jerry A. 48236 at the office of the City Clerk until 4 00 pm local time, The $35 per person admission cost includes hors d'oeuvres and cocktails. All proc_ds will Stonisch. Tuesday, March 13, 1990, at which time and place the bids will be be applied to the Grosse Pointe Shores Improvement Foundation Endowment Fund. The foun- publicly opened and read. No bid may be Withdrawn after scheduled dation officers discussing the event are. from left. Mary MatUla. president: Ed Deeb. treasurer; En route to Omaha aboard an c10smg time for at least 30 days Plans and SpecificatIOns may be Paul Naz. vice president: and Barbara Willett. secretary. Air Force tanker plane, the exammed and obtained at the office of the City Clerk Bids may be The foundation is also forming an archives committee to gather and organize for preserva- guests laId on theil' stomachs m Iejected unless made on forms fUInlshed WIth bIdding documents, A tion historical material pertaining to the Village of Grosse Pointe Shores. If you want to join the tail sectIon and took pictures certified check, bid bond or cashiers check acceptable to the Owner In the amount of 5% of bid made payable to the City Treasurer the committee or would like to donale historical materials. contact Pat Cardel1io or Mary Ma- whIle two fighter Jets were reo tUja through the village offices by calling 881.6565. fueled high in the sky must accompany each proposal. The depOSitof the successful bidder shall be forfeited If he falls to execute the contract and bonds In Omaha, the VIPs were wlthm 14 days after award The City reserves the right to reject greeted by a two-star general, any or all bids, waive mformahtles or accept any bid It may deem best If a prospective bidder plans to relocate the house Within the Man arrested corporate hmlts of the City of Grosse Pomte Woods, the prospective bidder must obtain the City's approval of the site prior to submit- on warrant tmg a bid for murder Spring FURNACES & BOILERS ",laced Chester E. Petersen City Engmeel s Pate, Him City Admmlstrator-Clerk Farms pohce stopped a Detroit Sunshine ~tuItt~L.:lt & Bogue, Inc man for speedmg on Morass Feb PlUMBING' t4UTII~C 17000 12 Mile Road 21. He couldn't produce a vahd Southfield, MI 48076 registration or ~nsurance cerhfJ- 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863.7800 Phone 557.5760 ttcate, llecorcUi)'gto repOits ", 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9U70 SALE ..'~",~~- <.~ 1726 MAPLE RO • 643-4800 GPN 03/01/90 A computer.;eheck showed that, Fresh Flower of the .II:~ he was wanted on a Detroit war- rant for murder He was tw.ned over to DetrOit police WEEK Fresh Home break-in ALSTROEMEMERIA FRESH DAISIES lARGE THIS WEEK A Woods woman reported thIS MULTI FLOWER 99 week that she was robbed Feb ONLY per bunch PER STEM $2 Discover 14 She told pohce that she had r.g. $1.59 had trouble lockmg her door 1o for $799 89< when she went out that day On $5 for 2 bunches her retw n, she notIced an empty ALLEMON'S FLORIST & GARDEN CENTER GUCCIwatch box on the dresser • The Newest In the bedroom 17931 EAST WARREN (located near Mack Ave.) lookIng around, she found MON-SAT 8 AM TO 7 PM. aOA6120 a ~ other Jewelry mISSIng from her SUNDAY 9-4 ~ While OUwf~Orltfr"oOt., "Yf'I'OO...,If60t17 .Free Assessment To Help Tickets are $15 for cht\tlc I mUH(. rr- r1111fl 1111\11 I( nJ)ull l'm'lll (nrr

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March 1 1990 Gr088a Polnta News SdDp4 St. Clare students learn geography ByRDnllldJ nlma, I1Ul III \\llllh thlllllllld tht hull EllIlfU Wl Ufu nvo clthlll wllh to Orqlllll thu fontl IIIUII lul Stnll Wrllor l't !lul IllHhlt thu lurt I1ml lhty llil Illllllll nall\(l nnd \Y1lCilli IILO thoul tll PllrrytlllJu It luok tholll A bll1VlI A l'tHldllllll1 Nlhu nlilltliul tlllulhtll Luunlry lwo dnyu ShOll! WIUllIl A lJuuglu" nr llll) Klmt IlliniuM ur till! t.IU1l111U MOllt of thu lIludulIl.tl found Ilow wull Porrydl1lu I:lamun WIth thlllO duoll lOlllllllod by holtllnll llollur Mlldu 11Ullllll clllllfllllnu tho duulI _ UIIO of lllry Schoul III tlulnu with 8t sixth wudorll 11\ U WLlIlulI city LIt VI J IILltiu I IlIlUuld" which WilD II Ilohllluttlu (1'IIIfl/t" Cluro 8 c1Ul8 11111(. known Ill! 8mIJ Ikcka alxthwmlu t.IUlIlILS IAllphll:~~I:ph0; tho edULI At. IILltluJ mure I\1n thun numlUII UlUSO JIlek hmmt 11(,U1d fI'Olll lit 8t 0101'0 01 Munlclhk'O &hool I::lulIlol' Illrd HIlU80 timl n dlllW out lito ChlLS 1holll yut WOi'llto nKUi'llout tho numl) of 11111uf 81 Puul CIllUo1ury WU'll rhu Llues _ lltu benyur Is this Ono sludLnt lIummLd up tho 1hut Llty nud thollwt.e It wosln olhLr dULII UIIwus U Ilhologruph StUtLs anlmul Nlku Corp Is project IIku this We n.ud nbout Ita, U tlUfLl'tmt wuy to loum 01 h.x:ul fi.sldutt HLIU'Yford U buslu In thlll 1I1l1lLwhoat Is Its plucclI but it WUIl niLL 1.0 hear llt!ogruphy, Heck suld und 0 student-drown mup of the mojoI' crop lInd tho DougltlBfir Is about Oregon from Ute peoplo Tb.. e du •• were .. nt 10 a .cbaa} In Oregan From them th. Bludenl. th.re are (0 deduce tb. package camo from GrOSh N~~~~rkA~I~~ro~Xm ~~c~hi~ Polntcs with tho cryptic mes Its IItuw tree - led tile studLnls who lived thore' he snld Point. Mlcb. clomenmry BChool studLnls col lect 24 clues nbout their city Dnd stab! and III!ndthorn to another IlChool which. then hoo to decl pher tho clUes nnd come up with tltl! city s nnmo Tho l!luLS could be nnylhlnlJ but 1IUldclhll!SWLrn uffm't!d and Clliluiu dues WCI'tl l'Lqulrutl for InstanLo (our wLllthor ro POl'tS - 0110 from tho mltldlu or each Bouson - hud lo bo In cluded BO IIlndonts cuultl aLO If t!tflru \\oro lour dilltinct BlJUIIOll1I (11 tht city that Bonl tho nrtl ~~I~IlIU~~~lllU~~f~::ulu~uBIII~~~C:~ bUBOdIn 01 IILIlIby tho LIly nnd rotltlmUllll woro othol I.luOtl which WLrolIulJl!Ootcd le~~~i~u:~~~I~~~~Jt~U~ UVD l't!llSonlnB' Heck snld but also In using reru'Cncc materials Tho project Is deslgnE!d to In troduce students to n number or different resoW'CCmaterials in cludlllg dIctionaries ntlases encyclopedia and others but Heck II clnss found most of their lUlHwers In the encyclopedia They found the name of thell' cIty In two days and 1I0idIt wos easy

Dr Rabert J Goodman local noted geographer wUl continue hIli three port senes CompoI'I son and Contrast or Three Die parate World Regions wtth a progrnm on Norway at 7 p m on Wednesdny March 7 The seSlilon 18 co sponsored by the Department of Community EducatIOn o( the Grosse Pmnte Public School System and Will be held In Room 201 or Barnes School 20090 MorningSide Drlve GrosSl! POlllte Woods Fee III $8 and advance reglstrnhon IS requested Norway IS a ribbon of moun tmnous land stretchmg for a thousand miles along the west ern coast or the Scandl\llan pen msula FarmerB are challenged by short groWlllg seasons and low sun nnble to produce crops on small plols of rather poor qunllty soil Flshmg and marllle shipping employ many or the men Cheap and abundant nlec trlcity provldLII thL bOllls for Ie nnln~ mlnuralll rOl'ultll tlrt COl'l fully InlllttlJ:/LtIand hnrvtstul on n Illllltuinul yield hllSl1l Tourism plnyll lilt Important roiL In tho Lconomy Goodman snld Cal] 313 2178 for mformatlon Double Talk at St. Clare

5t CIIll'l of Montefolco IIchool will hOllt puppotLer nnd mllW tinn Todt! 0 Galu rot 1\ IlpLtlnl po!formllncu of Doub]o Tnlk on rridny Mnrch 9 Fnt'ulling on lfradclI from kin dergnrten to the sixth Double Tnlk performll at nllscmblloll UII Ina puppela maglc and ventrll oquillm to tench elomonlllry school BtUUUlllstho dangcrs and conllequences of substance abuse Double Talk IIIthe only licensed program In tht lltule to prellcnt pruvtntlon sLrviccs wllh lIuch an innovative format Jacobson s helps to IlponllortilL LYllnt PlIl'Unlll lIlId (fULSls lUll Invl\Ld to atttnd thu purror munCLS Ilt 0 IIml 10 II III in thu 11lIrlllhhllll

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- - ass -.,..---.-. ~- . --- .. '- ...... --...- ~-.. r ••• , 14A March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News Mary Louise Anderson Agnes Mary Holmes Edward N. Nowicki Bethany layne Adams Sen'Ices for Agnes (Lala) Mal'y His wife, Mary Kathleen, died of Packer Collegiate InstItute in Edward N NOWICki, 71, for- Mary LaUlse Anderson Adams Holmes, 89, of Grosse POInte. Wayland in 1981. Mr Barbeau IS SurVIved Brooklyn and was a retired nur- mel'ly of Grosse POinte, dIed by two brothers, Leo E of Bay 80, formerly of Grosse Pomte' were held Fnday, Feb. 23, at sery school teacher. Monday, Feb 5, 1990, at Morton Services for Bethany Jayne City, and Joseph A of Chevy She was an avid bridge player, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 1990, I~ Chmt Chwch m downtown De. Wayland, 62, of Grosse Pointe Fryeburg, Mame tr01t Plante Hospital in Belleair Chase, Md a former leader of Brownies and Bluffs, Fla He was born in De- Woods, were held Friday, Feb Interment was at Mount Mrs. Adams attended the LIg- MISS Holmes dIed Tuesday, Girl Scouts, past president of the troit 23, at the Grosse Pomte United Ohvet Cemetery gett School and was a graduate Feb 20, 1990, m her home. She Grosse Pointe Garden Club and Mr. NOWICkiwas a veteran of Chw'ch In Grosse Pomte Farms. of Wellesley College In Welles- was born In Detroit. a member of Cottage HOSPItal Wol'ld War II, servmg In the Ml's Wayland dIed Tuesday, ley, Mass, She was actIve m A graduate of the Liggett AUXIliary U.S Navy. Feb 20, 1990, in her home. Beatrice Dowling Love many charitable and SOCial or- School, MISSHolmes was a mem- Her husband, Adam C., died He was a former member of Mrs. Wayland wab a 1951 gamzatlOns in the DetrOIt area bel' of the SIgma Gamma Asso before her, Mrs. Cook is SurvIVed the DetrOIt Yacht Club, the Jef- graduate of the University of Cook Mrs. Adams was a longtime clatlOn, the JUnlOl' League of De- by a daughter, Judith Friend; ferson Yacht Club, Veterans of Iowa, where she studIed nursing. A memonal serVIce for Bea- summer reSIdent of Nantucket trOIt and the Countly Club of fow' grandchIldren; four great Island DetrOIt Foreign Wars and the Interna- She was a nurse at South Ma- tnce Dowlmg Love Cook WIll be grandchIldren; and two SIsters. tIonal Brotherhood of Electl'lCal comb HospItal fOl'a quarter cen- held Saturday, March 10, 1990, Memorial contributions may After her mamage to Mr Ad- MISSHolmes was the daughter Workel's ams, the couple moved east and of DI Arthur DaVId Holmes, twy. at 11 a.m at Grosse Pomte be made to Grosse Pointe United SurvIvors include hiS Wife, Mrs. Wayland was a 32.yem' United Church. Mrs Cook died operated the WhIte Cupboard founder of the Wayne County Church, 240 Chalfonte, Grosse Dons Fow'mel' NowickI; a son, reSIdent of the Woods and a Feb 26 at Georgian East Nurs- Inn m Woodstock, Vt After Mr Medical Society, the Amencan Pointe Farms 48236, or to AI- James E, a daughter, Carol A member of the Grosse Pomte mg Home She was 84. Adams' death, she settled In the Red ClOSS and the MIchigan zhelmers DIsease and Related Umted Chwch Womens SocIety. She was born In Brooklyn, Boston area where she contmued Humane SocIety SInclau', SiX grandchIldren; and DIsorders, 70 East Lake St" Chi- three gIeat-grandchIldren SW'VIVOIs include her hus- NY. Mrs Cook was a graduate her involvement WIth the Jum01' "Her family was very impor- band, Robert, a son, WIlham; a: ~ cago, III 60601. Interment was In White League. tant to her," said her niece, Mar- Chapel Cemetery, Troy daughter, Martha Jayne Putz; Mrs Adams later became a gal'et Stoepel "We wel'e all very and a grandson, Michael Robert reSIdent house SUpervIsor at Gar- close to her She loved her fam MemorIal contnbutIOns may Wayland. land JUnIor College and then at Ily velY much" be Il1dde to the Amencan Cancer Interment was In Fort MadI- Northeastern UniversIty where SurVlv01s Include her mece, SocIety. son, Iowa, she worked untIl her retlrement Margaret Stoepel of Grosse Memonal contnbutIOns may QirO!l!it'ointt wownsqip In 1975. Pomte, nephews, Arthul H, be made to Grosse POInte United Mrs. Adams is SurvIved by her DaVIS and E Guthne DaVIS; 13 Church or to the Cottage HOSpi. daughter, Ann Brestrup, a son, great meces and nephews, and Elaine L. Ecclestone tal Hospice 1Ilakt wownsqip Lee Adams; and four grandchIl- 12 great-great-meces and neph MacKay AITangements were made by dren. ews the S K Schultz Trust 100 Fu- BOARD OF REVIEW SESSIONS Mrs Adams was the daughter Interment was In Elmwood Services for longtIme Grosse neral Home In East DetrOIt of, Lee and Clara Andel son of Cemetel'y POInte resIdent Elaine L Eccle- Grosse POinte and the WIdow of MemOllal contnbutlOns may stone MacKay, 90, of HuntsvIlle, Gillis M. Benedict The Assessment Roll for the Township of Grosse Pomte, Wayne County and the Township of Lake, Macomb County, Grosse Pointe H Beard Adams be made to the SIgma Gamma Ontal'lo, will be held Saturday, Private services were held for A memonal servIce WIll be FoundatIOn, clo Treasurer, PO Shores, Michigan, for the year 1990 has been complied The tenta- March 3, at 11 a m. at All SaInts Gilhs M BenedIct, 73, formerly tive equalization rates for reSIdentIal and commercial property is held at a later date Box 36373, Grosse POinte, 48236 AnglIcan Church In HuntsvIlle. of Grosse Pomte 5000 and the estimated reSIdential multIplier for 1990 is 1.00, and . Betty Taylor Frances W. Jacobs Mrs MacKay dIed Sunday, He died Feb. 25, 1990, at the estImated commerCIal multiplier IS 1 00 The Board of ReVIewwill Feb 25, 1990, at the Rowanwood Cottage-Belmont Nursing Center meet on the follOWIngdates' Betty Taylor, 75, formerly of SerVIces for Frances Walsh Retirement Lodge in HuntSVIlle m Harper Woods Mr. BenedIct She was born In HuntSVIlle Grosse Pomte, dIed Tuesday, Jacobs, 93, a lIfelong reSIdent of was born in Ioma, MIch. TUESDA Y, MARCH 6, 1990 Feb. 20, 1990, m her home In Grosse POinte Farms, were held Mel' IlVlng In Grosse POInte He attended the Suffolk Col- AND Laurel Park, S C Mrs TaylOl Satin-day, Feb 24, at St Paul for more than 40 years, Mrs lege In Boston and was In the MONDAY, MARCH 12, 1990 MacKay returned to the Toronto U was born In DetrOIt. Cathohc Church In Grosse area to be near her chIldren S. Army Infantry during Mrs Taylor was a home Pomte Farms World War IT g.oo am- 12 00 noon maker She also volunteered as a Mrs Jacobs died Thw"Sday, Mrs. MacKay was a member Mr BenedIct retIred from the and BraIlle transcl'lber WIth the LI- Feb. 22, 1990, In her home of 61 of the Country Club of DetrOIt. Young and Rublcam advertising 1'30 pm- 5:00 pm SurVIvors include her daugh- . brary of Congress In Washmg- years. She was born m Detroit. tel', Joy McCaskill of HuntSVIlle agency In 1978 after 12 years. ton, D.C Mrs Jacobs was a homemaker , PrIOr to Young and Rublcam, In the Councll Chambers of the Village of Grosse Pomte Shores SurvIvors mclude her hus. and attended the Academy of the and a son, John of Toronto and Mr Benedict worked for the MuniCipal BUlldmg, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pomte Shores, band, Ross E Taylor, a daugh Sacred Heart. Huntsville; seven grandchildren; N W AyeI' pubhc relations firm All persons havmg mquiry or complamts regardIng the a.'lSessments may then be heard tel', LInda Graves; sons, Steven Survivors mclude her daugh- and seven great-grandchIldren In DetrOIt. and Martin Taylor, a brother, tel', Betty Jane (Mrs. Alfred J. Mrs. MacKay was predeceased SurvIVOrs include his wife of William Gordon Scott; seven FIsher Jr) FIsher, four grand- by her husband, Hany F., and 45 years, Helen; daughters, Nan Timothy E. O'Donnell grandchildren; and four great- children; and mne great. grand- her brother, E. Llwyd Eccle- Reno and Wendy BenedIct; and a Assessor grandchildren. children. stone GPN. 2/22190& 3/1/90 son, Scott Benedict; and two Memorial contributions may She was predeceased by her Memorial contributions may grandchIldren. be made to the National Leuke- husband, Rex C be made to the All Saints Angli. Mr. BenedIct's ashes were in- mla ASSOCIation,Roosevelt Field Burial was in Mount Olivet can Church, HuntsvIlle, Ontal'lo terred In the Forest Lawn Ceme. POA-1KO Lower Concourse, Garden City, Cemetery, Detroit tery, Detroit NY. 11530 Memonal contnbutlons may Arrangements were made by M 1 '. If!. Arrangements were made b~ made to the Grosse J.>ointe the Addison Funeral Home emona contnbu~lons may City of Wro 1% 1% 6 :mOt. nfp I 1IIIt. nn~.s Ml'chl'gan the Thos. Shepherd & Son Fu:-A~ltEii~~ f'l:'n:a1resn.ore; Grosse H~\\t&vi.l\e ' be made to the charIty of your 4141 ~ fP ,~~~;U1lI U ',-"< '", - •• ChOIce -. "'""". _.~ "t...... " .~ .. - '-'I NOTICE Oft REVIEW> fH," • I '",c{ '" neral Directors, Henderson, N C POInte Farms, Mich. 48236. Anangements were made by OF THE 99 Arrangements were made by Annette Palms Lewis the A H. Peters Funeral Home 1 0 ASSeSSMENT, ROLL I )'1le Elizabeth T. Schmitt the Chas Verheyden Funeral in Grosse Pointe Woods. Home, Grosse Pointe Park Remick NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Review of the CIty Services for ElIzabeth Twomey A memonal mass for Annette Albert Rosario of Grosse Pomte Woods, Wayne County, MIchIgan, WIll be in ses- Schmitt, 79, of Grosse Pointe SIOnfrom 900 a m to 1200 noon and from 130 p.m. to 5.00 pm, Carl E. Muir Remick wIll be held at St. Paul Barbeau Eastern Standard tIme, In the Woods, were held Tuesday, Feb. Church on Fnday, March 2, at 13, at Our Lady Queen of Peace SerVIces for Carl E, MUll', 81, Services for Albert Rosario 10 a.m. COUNCIL COURT ROOM Catholic Church In Harper Barbeau were held Saturday, of Grosse POlllte Park, were held Mrs. RemIck was predeceased of the MUNICIPAL BUILDING Woods Feb 24, 1990, at Our Lady Friday, Feb 23, at the Chas. by her husband, Jerome H. Jr., 20025 Mack Pla7a Mrs. Schmitt died Sunday, Verheyden Funeral Home m and IS survived by her three Queen of Peace Church. Mr Bar- Gl'OssePomte Woods, MIchIgan Feb. 11, 1990, at the Bon Se- Grosse POInte Park sons, Jerome, Lewis and Fenton, beau dIed of a heart attack Feb. on 22 He was 95 cours Nursing Care Center in St Mr Muir died Monday, Feb. her brother, Alexander Ingersoll TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1990 Clair Shores She was born in 19, 1990, at Bon SecOlll'S HospI- Lewis Jr, and seven grandchIl- He was born in Bay City. In and DetrOIt tal In Grosse Pomte CIty He dren hIS youth, Mr. Barbeau studIed TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1990 A graduate of Marygrove Col- was born Brown CIty, Mlch She was a former president of for the priesthood, but Illness fO! the pUlpose of IeVlewmg the 1990 CIty Assessment Roll. All lege, Mrs. Schmitt was retired Mr MUll' was a representatIve the Junior League and a dIrector forced hIm to abandon hiS rell. from the Detroit school system. of the Shute InstItute of Canada gIous vocatIOn He later moved persons consldermg themselves aggrIeved by theIr assessment or of the DetrOIt Symphony and the who have questIOns or comments, may present themselves to 'the Survivors mclude her hus- from 1960 untIl 1987 He was Boys Republic to DebOlt and JOIned the In- Board of ReViewat thiS tIme band, Arthur; a daughter, Mary also a former cIty commISSIoner Interment IS to be at Elmwood dustnal MorrIS Plan Bank. He Boland; and a son, RIchard C., m Port Hill'on and former acting Cemetery. An'angements were retIred as VIce preSIdent for TentatIve State EqualIzed Factors' one brother; one Sister, and SIX mayor of Port Huron made by Chas. Verheyden Fu- home improvement loans for grandchildren. Manufacturers Bank In 1959. CommerCIalProperty SurvIvors mclude hiS WIfe, Ed- neral Home, where a VISItatIOn Industl'lal Pl'Operty 10253 Burial was in ResurrectIOn He lIVed in Harper Woods and Ith; sons, Douglas, Ray and How- WIll be held on Thursday, March ReSIdentIal Property ... 10253 Cemetery, Clinton Township m'd; SIsters, Evelyn Arnold and 1, from 4 to 7 p.m. Rosary WIll Grosse Pomte Woods until he Personal Ploperty 11196 Memorial contl'lbutlOns may Lllhan Sanderson, 11 grandchIl- be said Thursday at 5 p m. moved to the St John-Bon Se 10000 be made to the Capuchin Monas- dren and 13 great-grandchildren cours Semor Commumty He Memorial contnbutIons may Gerard McNamara tery, 1740 Mount Elliott in De- Bunal was III White Chapel be made to the Boys Republic, was a member of Our Lady troit. CIty Assessor Cemetery, Troy Farmmgton HIlls, Mich. Queen of Peace pansh for 25 years G P N 03/01190 & 03/15/90 City of Grosse Pomte Woods

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March 1, 1990 GrotH Pointe News 15A ~ J? t '1 iRp ~ ..: Ao.'$r y / Photographer's wor~s exhibited for American Lung Association

See John Delol ean In side- be a part df the excitement as of sports stars, popular political burns and flared pants, relive Rod Rieser's ReflectIOns IS re- faces and soclahtes I, the power-Iutting days of Wllhe vealed In the hlstonc Fisher The Champagne Reception I HOlton and Norm Cash; take a BUlldmg lobby The 150-plece and photo exhibit Will get under- stroll along the river when the exhibit, sponsored by G-K Photo- way at 4;30 p.m. With a special hydJ oplane I'aces wel'e about all graphiC, WJR and Tnzec Proper- RecogmtlOn Dmner immediately that made the summer Sizzle in ties, IS a benefit for the Amen- followmg m the Fisher BUild- Detlolt - take time to reflect can Lung Association of mg's lovely Recess Club There, With famed Detroit photographer Southeast Michigan fI iends and admirers Will Jom In Rod Rieser as fnends and asso- The photo collectIOn mcludes a special celebratIOn to honor clates gather to celebrate hiS hfe. such famed faces as Marilyn Rieser's hfework work Monroe, Richard Nixon, Jackie Tickets for the champagne re- Mark the afternoon of Sunday, Gleason and hundreds of other ception are $75 each and are Malch 11, on your calendar and natIOnal and local celebntles. available by calhng the Amen- • j .. Show.goel's may even see them. can Lung AssociatIOn at 559- , I ExperIment In selves m Rieser's reflectIOn of 5100 Tickets for the champagne , DetroIt's galas The who's who of reception and the recogmtlOn watermedia DebOlt definitely has a place of dmner are $125 each and can \t ItS own in thiS special collectIOn also be purchased at ALASEM. A three-sessIOn alt workshop WII! be conducted by Janet KII. gore from noon to 3'00 pm Fn- days, Mmch 2-16, at the War Balance Memonal The msb uctor Will use demon- (@uttn's , " On Saturday, March 3, Leuke- mia, Research, Life Inc. will hold its ninth annual "Evening of Hope" dinner dance at Roma's of Livonia. The festivities begin with an open bar at 6 p.m. followed by an elaborate buffet dinner at 7 p.m., which includes delicious fruit, cheese and wine tables, a salad bar, a dessert table and late night pizza snack. Music for dancing and listening pleasure .' ''",will be provided by SUNRISE. 1'1<' Tickets are $35 per person and may be purchased by calling Ray or Darlene Ferensic at 584.2429 I• tor Paul Dragan liCV'l5Z'l~253JO ~~ITO:ll :Since 1983, LRL.has raised.more '- than $300,000 for Children's Hospital of Michigan. Children's Hospital of Michi- ( gan, a voluntary, non-profit, 290- ~ -bed hospitalt organized in 1886, 1 f is privately funded and serves :I,"( patients from all income levels. ;? '~t'Children's is a member of the Jr, Detroit Medical Center, the aca- ~"\ ~demic health center of Wayne ~~ :State University. ~~"..t ~t" "/J"}~l:Playbridge

I •tift t,. Enjoy the competition of dupli- ,,1 f, • te bridge at the War Memo- {;< I' So I Mondays, 12:30 to 4:30 , .~~:';(".( -m'.., Tuesdays and Fndays, 7:30 '. 11 p.m. Games are supervised by Ju- dith Thomas. Players can earn l master points as well as partici- pate in charity games and spe- cial parties scheduled throughout the year. e one more Less experienced players are invited to join the sanctioned novice games held Tuesday eve- nings at 7 p.m. These games pro- vide all the competition of regu- lar games without the stress. Duplicate bridge games are $4 per person per time. For those wishing to Improve their skills in the game, Frank Welcenbach teaches a refresher course in contact bridge Monday evenings, March 5 through April 9 from 8 to 10 p.m and Wednes- eb..ys, March 7 - April 11, from 10 a.m. to noon Welcenbach offers one hours of instruction each session in Stan- dard Amencan Bridge using methods advocated by Charles Goren. The second hour is play. ing time. Class fee is $30 per session. Call 881.7511, Monday. Saturday, 9 a.m .0 9 p.m. Poetry recital The Poetry Resource Center, along with Grub Street A Book- ery and James A. Monnig Books, • is sponsoring a "Talk About Po- etry" by Lolita Hernandez about the poet Octavio paz and his sur. realism. (Ext 717) The talk will take place at James A. Monnig Books, on Ker. Presenting Call Plan 50~It could save you up to 33~,over flat-rate service. For only $8.l4t per month, it allows you to cheval in Grosse Pointe Park, on make up to 50 local calls each month with just a 6.2q charge for each additional local call. Want to know more? Just call. ThW'9day, March 1, at 7 p.m J\dmission is free. Following the lecture there will be a short open poetry reading on a first-come, first-read basis. There will be .Av,t1I;t;hlr- In 0'l0S1 'In:'", .. /or l'('

March 1, 1990 16A Grosse Pointe News Instrumentalists take top awards Instrumental music students With 1 being the hIghest rating, and Hadlev Creech on piano, from Grosse Pointe North and Grosse Pointe high school stu. HeIdI Kval~ and Aileen TopaCIO Grosse Pointe South high schools dents earned 16 first diVISIOn on vlOlm, Cymbrie Trepczynskl received high ratings at ratings and 11 second diVISIOn on cello, Lisa RItter on VIOla, the MIchigan School Band and ratmgs WIth no one scoring be. and Matthew Hunt on trumpet. Orchestra Association District Iowa 2 ReceIVing 2 ratings from Solo and Ensemble Festival held Students flOm North who re- South were Tom Coyle on snare at Rochester High School Feb. ceIved a 1 were Hope Fenton drum, Joyce Stuckey, Ashley 17. and Monica Rhee on plano, NI~ Moran and Sarah Foley on flute, Rated on a scale of 1 to 5, cole Kim on VIOlin and plano, AdrIenne NorriS on vlOhn, Jill Anne Koenig and EmJly Van De Esler and Pam Atkmson on claro Gmste on clal'met, Sandra DI- met, Laura Matranga on piano Pasquale on flute. Ed Smith on and Peter Jacobs and Mary Beth Geography violin, and Charles Smith on Mitchell on viola. cello. Students who earned a 1 are Bee finalists Scormg a 2 from North were eligible to compete at the state Kim Dornbrook and Nma Catal. level Solo and Ensemble Festival announced fio, both on violm on March 31 at Eastern Michi- South students who earned a 1 gan Unlversity, according to A number of Grosse POlnte were Heather Bauer on flute, Ralph Miller, instrumental mu- Schools are participating in the Adrienne Norris. Joyce Stuckey SIC director at North and South National Geography Bee being sponsored by National Geo- graphic Compu.ter art World, the S0- John Wargelin, seated, an art teac:her at Grosse Pointe North High Sc:hool. teac:hes fourth ciety's maga- and fifth grade Maire P.A.C.E. (Program for Ac:ademic:a~d Creative Education) students about zine for child. graphic art in North's computer lab. Students had the opportunity to c:reate frameable pieces ren, by of art on the computer with the program P.C. Paint. From left are Justin Rimbo, T.'. Mooney. Amtrak and Lindsay Tyler. Josh Blake. Melissa MiUer. Rebecca Padilla. Stephen Andris. Matt Benfer and by Kudos Seth Lloyd. In the bac:k is parent Kathy Mooney. Snacks. The finalist f from Univer- Students witness government in action sIty Liggett Howbert School is eighth grader Jed How- Barb FOIster and Jim Mello, bert, son of Edgar and Susan students at Grosse POinte South Howbert of Grosse Pointe. High School recently witnessed The finalist from Our Lady the federal decisIOn-makmg pro Star of the cess In 'actIOn as a participant in Sea is Nicole PresIdentIal Classroom's 1990 Dabbous, a Semor High School Program in Washmgton, DC fifth grader. Grosse Pointe Acade- Forster and Mello Jomed 349 my's finalist high school Juniors and seniors was fifth from - 30 states, the Common- grader Brad- wealth of Puerto RICO,Honduras, ley Murg of Hong Kong_and Mexico. The stu- Grosse Pointe. dents spent a week meetmg with Each final. leaders representing the Murg ist earns a branches of government, the mil- chance at a $25,000 college itary, the media, the diplomatic scholarship. The school winners community, lobbyist organiza- will now take a written test; up Jim Mello Barb Forster tIOns and busmess. to 100 of the top scorers in each state will be eligible to compete in their state bee March 30. State champions and their teacher-escorts will win an all- expense paid trip to Washington, D.C. for the National~~gra~~ Bee finals on May 23 -and 24. ~ America & Me essay contest winners named

Two local schools have an- nounced the winners in the 21st annual America & Me Essay Buy now and get Flame's Super Warranty I which Contest, sponsored by Farm Bu- includes 2 years parts and service by Flame, plus a reau Insurance. 5 year guarantee on the compressor by Bryant Parcells Middle School stu- dents who took top honors were including labor by Flame. No one builds them better Joseph Perry, first; Jennifer Kar- than Bryant. .. And no one services you better or saves rer, second; and William Ste._- you more than Flame. phens, third. Winners at St. Clare of Mont;e=--- - falco student wmners were Hello, goodbye Danny Wolking, JU'8t-'-,.--Jmm ::: - Ruthenord, second; and Je~r A reception in honor of outgoing superintendent John Whritner and his wife Kay was held Feb. Krych, third. 22 at Clemiuson Hall at Grosse Pointe South High School. Whritner's last day in the Grosse All received certificates for Pointe School District is March 2. Shown here are. from left. incoming superintendent Ed Shine their achievement. Each flrst and his wife Madeline, and outgoing superintendent John Whrltner and his wife Kay. Whritner place winner will advance to the is leaving to become superintendent of Greenwich. CaDD. schools. state level competition. KITCHENS, BATHS, Dodge Place '" FLORIDA ROOMS .•. KITCHENS ,~~RMERS available once again. ...--'"

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Bernas certain songs, middle school In Moss, as chaIr of hIS depart- Staff Wflt~~. " strumentahsts do not have the ment, IS excited about the POSSI- . lWhe~ .Th~9W39Izardof Oz was abilIty to play certain orchestl'a blhtles of technology m future Ie ease In It was one 0 f palts. Usmg a synthesizer and the most technologically ad- one talented musician, a play pi oductlons, but sees the Iimlta- vanced mOVIesmade can have a full orchestra. It tlOns This weekend, the Middle would mean the Singers are m "Anyone who says It'S easy to School at University Liggett effect, smgmg to a tape, how use technology IS lying," he said School put on theIr own verSIOn ever "The next tIme we do this It of the stage play, usmg the most should get easier" up.to-date technology available, "It means that the computer Moss feels It is his responslbl1- blending elements of the stage becomes the SOlOiSt, and the Ity to expose students in the arts play and the 1939 Judy Garland smger becomes the accompa- to this technology, because more film mst," Hohmeyer said professIOnal shows are usmg "We negotiated the copynght There are programs that can technology as mtegral palts of to show the film and to do the adjust song tempos to the per- pelformances. mUSical, then we combined the former, but those are cost prohlb- "KIds are raised on MTV and two," saId Phil I Moss, theater ItIve at this time splashy shows, and yet m educa- teacher at ULS, who directed the AddItionally, the teacher has tlOn we're stili teachmg WIth a show "The mUSical left out some to write out parts for the orches- blackboard," he bald "We need of the classIC thmgs that when tI'a, a computer can do that, too to use thI'; technology to teach" you thmk of 'The WIZard of Oz' you thmk of these thmgs." Lines lIke "Toto too," Moss explained, for some reason were left out of the stage play The production was staged around a large screen, and when ULS's Dorothy landed In Mun- SCANLANS Pointe Players are top in state chkInland, she was surrounded not only by ULS middle school- Grosse Pointe South High FISIIER RD. FLORIST by Stephen Gregg, was one of celved an "Excellent" award, for ers playing Munchkms, but also School's Pointe Players finIshed only four in MIchigan to receIve their portrayal of a 15.year-old by actors from the movie. With first m Class A in the Michigan the hIghest rating of "I" at the couple. The entIre cast received only about 180 students In the Interscholastic Forensic Associa- state finals level. an "Excellent" award for theIr middle school, there weren't r---F"REsHcuTDAFFODILS ---1 tion theater competition, held at 99 In additIOn to wmning the ensemble work. The other cast nearly enough students to stage I '2 Bunch I Western Michigan University on Class A title indIVIduals were members are John Armaly, Jen- the scene as it was m the film 0 Feb. 16 and 17 The group's pro- I 2 Bunches for '5° I recognized for their acting abIl- mfer Schultz, Joey FItzsimmons, Slides shown on the screen set duction of "Why Do We Laugh?" Ity. Sophomore Heather Kmg re- I FRESH. CUT TULIPS I Stephanie Stebbins, Delame the scene without havmg a 95 Boon and Shanna McNamee painted backdrop - or wasted I $8 Bunch of 10 I Director Mary Martm said time while changing scenes - I 2 Bunches for $1500 I "Everyone worked hard for thIS and the actors were staged honor, and they truly deserve to around the screen L__~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J be called champIOns The cast "If this were a much more SHAMROCK PLANTS NOW IN STOCK and crew worked together to professional production," Moss 399 FISHER RD. 885-8510 GROSSE POINTE make our production a success." saId, "we would mteract With This IS the second straight year the screen more, almost makIng that South has been selected as it a character, but thiS is the one of the twelve state finalIsts, first time we've done thIS, and BEFORE under the direction of Martm we're learning" and technical director Paul An- Not only was the settmg YOU SPEND drecovlch. slightly advanced, but the music An encore performance of the Itself was generated not by an TIME one-act play "Why Do We accompamst, but by a computer WITH A Laugh?" will be presented on Upper School student Duncan l"nday, March 2, 1990 at 8 pm. McMIllan arranged and compu- TUTOR 3.t the Performmg Arts Center terized origmal verSIons of SPEND' located at Grosse Pointe North. "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," <\dmlsslOn IS $1 and tIckets may "If 1 Only Had a HeartlBraml SOME The cast and CTewof "Why Do We Laugh?" and their award. :Ie purchased at the door The Nerve" and "We're OfT to see The Wizard." TIME Music teacher Jim Hohmeyer

exam" '{ ,.~( also partICIpated m the- proJE!Ct, University Liggett School will ULS graduates regularly attend available for entermg sIXth-and was excited about the technol- hold a special Scholarship Exam the finest colleges and UnIVerSI- nInth-graders. The SkIllman ogy, but is quick to point out on Saturday/ March 10 at 9 a.m. tIes m the Umted States. ULS Foundation also provides scholar- that - at least this time - usmg at the school, 1045 Cook Road in offers a full range of competitIve ship support for deserving minor- such advanced technology dId Grosse Pointe Woods. Candidates interscholastic sports in addition ity students from Detroit not cut back on the time spent Just a couple of hours a week WIth a canng, certIfied teacher intendmg to apply for financial to numerous opportunities in the For more infonnation about working on this project can make a world of dJ.tren.Tlce ill subjects rangmg from readmg assistance are encouraged to sit creative and performing arts. ULS, its programs, financial "It does have an awful lot of for this examination Currently, ULS prOVides more aSSIstance or the March 10 spe- potential," he said and wnong (0 baslC math and algebra. Yourduld will benefit ULS has a hentage of provid- than $400,000 in need-based fi- CIal scholarshIp exam, call An- Musicals are usually written from renewed confi- ~ Sylvan Learning Center. derKe and self-esteem --.---~~ __ Ing a quality academic program nanCIal aId for 103 students. In drew K Smith, director of ad- for trained, adult voices, but stu- ~l""'~,h,", I...nW>.. C "'" ,,,,,,, Helpmg kJds do better. for youngsters for 112 years. additIon, ment scholarshIps are miSSIons, at 8844444 dents pf mIddle school age do not have the ability to sing many READING • MATH. WRITING • STUDY SKILLS songs. A computer can transpose SCHOOL READINESS.-BEGINNING READING songs from one key to another m a matter of minutes. It would UTICA ..739..0270 TROY - 643-7323 take a person hours. Near M-59 and M.53 inlersection Near Big Beaver and Coolidge Just as middle school singers (1 Mile west of Lakeside Mall) (1/4 mile west of Somersel Mall) do not have the ability to sing

City of ~rn.s.6t Jninte J;arms Michigan NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING MARCH 12, 1990

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public HearIng wIll be held Monday, March 12, 1990, at 4.00 pm by the City AdminIstratIOn at the Mumclpal Office, 90 Kerby Road, for review of Community Developmept and CoordmatlOns The City inVites Its cItizens as well as mdlvIduals or representatives of neIghborhood groups to submIt Ideas and comments concerning projects for 1990 apphca- tlon. Fundmg is expected to be $70,000 PrOjects contemplated for 1990 grant apphcation mclude: S.O.C MInor Home RepaIr, As- SIsted TransportatIon for Semors and Handicapped, SpeCial Care, Sidewalk Improvements on Kercheval Avenue between MUIr and FIsher and on Mack Avenue between Moross Road and FIsher, Handicapped Ramping, Housmg RehablhtatlOn and AdminIstratIOn

Richard G. Solak CIty Clerk G PN 03/01/90

THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF NOMINATING PETITIONS E"y! 10",pl.yoo golf.. d _ .... doo.",.m ... d relaxed for 4 days and 3 mghts In luxunous accommodattons In the unspoiled Blue Ridge foothJ1ls PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual ElectIOn of the School DIstrict will be held on Monday, June 11, 1990 At said Annual While there, they took about 2 hours to tour Keowee Key ElectIOn there will be elected one (1) member of the Board of Educa and saw what an actIve retirement hfestyle ought to be. They tlOn for a term of four (4) years (July 1, 1990 . June 30, 1994 ) looked at beaUtifulhomes, town homes and condominiums nestled In 1500 naturally landscaped acres of private grounds, Nominating petitIOns for candIdates seeking electIOn to the Board and viewed chOIcehomesltes bordenng green falTlvaysor of Education are available In the Personnel Office at 389 St Clair, facingcrystal-<:IearLake KeoweeWIthIts 300 milesof shorelme, Grosse POinte, MichIgan, from 8'00 a m to 4 30 p m Monday where sallmg is poSSibleyear-round In a 4-season c1Jmate. through Thursday, and 8-00 a m to 4 00 P m on Fridays Then, 10 a fnendly, "no pressure, no gImmIck" atmosphere they deaded that Keowee Key was the perfect place for theIr SIxty three (63) signatures of registered electors are reqUIred to be dream rettrement come a candIdate for the Board of EducatIOn If thIS~ounds like your way to get started on retirement PetItIOns must be filed WIth the Personnel Office no later than 4 00 planning, call us TOll FREEat 1-800.253.6933 (DEPT. G-l), pm on Monday, Apnl 9, 1990 We11gIve you full details of a very speoal pnce that mdudes some free golf and use of Country Oub facilities We11also Carol B. Marr guarantee that whether you decide that Keowee Key ISyour Secretary, Board of EducatIOn dream place or not, you11have a very pleasant stay - and G P N 03/01190 & 03/15190 probably meet some folks who used to live up your way.

I__ .- ~. •.-s ••• +- 18A March 1, 1990 Sdt,~ Grosse Pointe News Parcells students speak out against drugs in SAC2 essay contest

Three Parcells students Ie Lyndsey Safran cause of w ugs and their crime Merkle, seven out of 10 Grosse mumties need to target more WOI'k and "needs a dI'ink," It celVed first.place honors III the If you walked up to anyone on I'lsks "Say no to w-ugs" commer- Pomte teens drmk on a regular funds for educatIOn, Instead of sets a bad example for children fifth annual Substance Abu!>e the street and asked, "All' you Cials flash 111 fJ ont of us Iepeat- baSIS He saId that two of the spending money gettmg people Alcohol use among adults m the Community Council essay con- affected by drugs?" they would edly, constantly remll1dll1g us of seven Will become alcoholics. off drugs, they should spend Umted States is staggel'lng Con. test sponsored by the Parcells pl'Obably an- the drug pl'Oblem They are al- ThiS is temble Their abuse more keepmg people away from sumptlOn would be reduced 40 Middle School PTO and SAC2 swel' "No" ways IIlcluded III our newspapers problem IS my problem too The dI'ugs The chzldren of our com. percent If eVel')' adult in Amer- Yet none of us IIlformmg us about drugs Dmgs thought of two out of every 10 of munitles need to be taught the Ica had three drmks evel')' day SIxth-grader Lyndsey Safran can really an. defil1ltely atTect all of our fanu- my fl'iends becommg alcoholics effects that dI'ugs and alcohol This reveals the extent of alcohol won fOI her essay, "Drugs HUit lIes swel no to scares me. I will try my very have on theil' bodIes and mmds use among adults Parents must Everybody", Bill Lentme's essay that questIOn Dlugs 81e hUltmg me and my best to stop the drug and alcohol They need to be wal'l1ed not to be aware that they are their "My Pledge for a Dl'Ug Free Can we? peers Dlugs 81e fl'lghtenmg m~, abuse by bemg one of the three st8lt usmg substances before chIldren's pl'lmal')' role models. Commumty" was Judged the I feel threatened by them even I think non-usel sand convmcmg my they even thmk about usmg To attain VictOly over the en. best seventh-grade entry. Eighth evel y pel son though I live lll' a lelatl\'ely fllends to refuse to use also. We them Ultimately, less money emy, substance abuse, we must grader William Stephens was a in the Dmted dlug-f! ee neighborhood I thmk need to first, change the ratIO so WIll be needed to educate these attack the demand. We can do fil'st place winner With "My Bat- States IS af every child 111 Amenca IS proba that fol' evel')' three usel'S there chlldI-en than to rehabilitate thIS by drawmg a line between tle Plan for a Drug Free Com- fected by bly scared by w'ugs m some way al e seven non.users and finally them The frontline III the wal' what IS accepted and what IS mumty" Stephens prevlOusly drugs whethe'I' Safran Drugs are dnvmg a SWOId so that there are no users at agamst dI'ugs IS m the classroom not, by educatmg about the dan- won first.place m the SAC" essay thiough the heatt of America, they foolishly take them, or at e NOIth and the home. gers of substance abuse, and by contest both as a Sixth- and sev. Just smcel ely concel'l1ed about but we must stuve to prevent It I pl'omise to help my commun- Pl'Oper family behavior IS re- havmg parents set good preced- enth-gI'adel the natIOn's IIlcreasmgly large from smkmg III too deep. So Ity m getting I'Id of the homble quired to help dimimsh the de- ents for their children Each of dl ug problem DIugs al e hllltlllg please say "No" Togethel we w'ug and alcohol abuse. I will Neal'1y 500 students pmtIcI mand fOl'drugs and alcohol Par- us must enlist as a soldier in the om natIOn ,*,el e1) mn stop dl ug" fJ om hUItlllg fulfill my solemn promIse by pated in the essay contest Judged ents must set good examples campaign against substance Countless drug abusel s pOUI evelybody Now, what will you never using drugs myself, A by William Chl'lstofferson, prm- When a parent comes home from abuse mto pnsons and IehabllltatlOn say If ;,omeone asks you to take drug-free commulllty starts with cipal of Parcells Middle School, centel S Who pays fOi thell care? drugs? I tlunk you can answel me Douglas Merkle and Susan We do We gIve hard-ealned that Pearce, student assistance coordl' money to such places when we Bill Lentine nators for the school system; and could be usmg It to help house Dmg abuse IS lIke a fire de William Stephens Carole LombaIdlm, SAC" mem- the homeless, feed the hungry stl'Oymg commumtJes aI ound the Throughout history the United ber and proVIde fundmg for better countly Drugs 81'e hOl'nble sub States has fought back against FII'st-place wmners Iecelved educatIOn and schools stances which ItS enemIes In recent years a $25, second place wmners, $15, What about OUIfamilies? How 11ftyour SPirit new adversary and thll d-place wmnel s, $10 All could drugs pOSSibly atTect our fOI a shO! t has forced ItS students who entel ed Iecelved fanllly you might say when we while, then way Into the celtlficates of partIclpatlOn al e totally W ug flee? The an you feel 10\\ country' drugs swel is velY easliy SometImes, The essays follow for a long pe and substance It's not safe to go somewhel e be nod of time I• abuse. This Dlugs ale of invasion must v.A no use to the I be attacked \~ commul1lty so ! and rebuked. I let's all e;..tm believe the gtllsh the fh e best way to Lentine and Stdlt over confront thIS "TreabDentStudyfor~ s~s~ The que;,tlOn people should foe is not to Stephens ask themselves IS, "What do attack the supply, but to abohsh Depression" Kate w'ugs have to otTer?" The correct the demand. answer IS nothmg People should Drug prevention speclahst, Pl" If you are suffering from severe sustained Moloney-Egnatios hate drugs because they don't of- ter Bell, explained recently in fel anythmg poSItive After abus- Grosse Pointe that in societies depression, anxiety, or both, and are in good mg dI ugs, people get out of con- where clearly defined hnes are heqJth,you may qual ify for free treatmentthrough Each week In thlS column, we trol and destroy n

;'11:355FISHER RD. u,P,SOXi&K-UP 882-5100 Maybe~urpassbook OPEN 8 to 5:30 p.rn DAILY,Wed III Noon - Closed Sunday WE DELIVER should be our Gold Passbook. 'PARMS e5MA BT :~~~ Repubhc Bank's new Brosse POinte's Largest PrOducer of FreSh Squeezed dUlce Gold Passbook account pays an Dranae astoundmg 7%, guaranteed, until FRESHAMERICAN FRESHALASKAN WHOLE FRYING HOFFMAN'S HARD January 1, 1991 Compounded quarterly, the arumal YIeld ~ ~~ sf~81:. CHICKEN SALAMI is 7 19%1 nus IS the passbook a~untfur~~ewhok~p 9 a lot of money m a passbook 9"1 ' $6s~;b.~$1~iE~1~~~~ a~unt. (The mrrumum ~. lb. ~ orsliced ~:JfP" balance to earn these 's 0 I PUFFED"KASHI" "ULTIMA" Organic rates IS $10,000 ) SlliOh ~ Seven Whole Grain Blue Corn Tortilla It's the only AU, ~AT~.~L FUDGE TOPPINGS Cereals $1.80 box Chips $1.99 bag modem passbook to P'LAF pay a fair return, 99 and we are proud Idea ha<; *2 *3&& ;r48 ULT~':i:LSA been so tD bnng It to you 5 deliciou~ ~a':~s Milk Choc. SW'if:.O.~:r!:reet Break':st-Lunch.;:".r '2.49 jar You'll also popular that we've lx>come lACK IY POPULAR VALVERT CHEESE 100% hke Republic DEWEY'S Bank Our one of the' top DEMAND Garlic & Herb Colombian .1 15 banks In GOURMET. 29 personal IMPO:~ C:~:P£TS or C$rick~pepper ~:; bankIng MJrhJgall And, of Brittle Peanut I.e .. ('()ur<;p, ('.rold '"'Ican't believe its • ea. 0 Pecan or Hl.<;slxlOk depOSIts not butter"I"'C Ib AULSE BROOKS 1 % Cashew .. 1 • oterCrackers 8ge arC' In<;lIred liP to ..dF"_ -,u . Plain Of'Sesome I.e.. OFF SI()(),OO) by Ihe' rule FLAVOR TREE Do0., all of Ih Lc:; <;nund good to you') \\~ hope' <;() CRUNCHY SNACKS C I lX'fXlII<;(' /(~) rif'.f.,'1.plf'(! thl." , 99 BROCe ;~;xf;; aa'Oll1lf {?Ii' l}(fll' C So If you haw- a passbook 99 bOX accounl, \vhy nol hnng It 10 Parry Mix, Sesame l?£>puhlJrBank and <,Ian gettIng 59! Stick. or chi • ~=,,~ the 1111('1"('<;1 and Ihf' allentlon P~rrl:L CLAIFNAVAL Leafy Boston Ida Red YOU dCSC'rvp

CELERY ORAr1lES LEnU~' APPLES J700 N J#xxluxm1 187'!{) Mar~ Bkxml{zpld Hill.'>, MI480].] Gmw' ItJln/(' F'rwm.'>,M! 4R'! 16 258-5800 8R,!-()4(X) 9~~ orc59!."39~ Mr>mberFDIC Samp mlP.'i and n*lfrl(1um.., OPlI!1} _-" March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 19A

From page 1 ond.place fimsh. In the last five dream that I'm finally able to In 1989, his second year of or. was something I wanted w do He IS a member of the Ma. Pmk laps, Luks was p10ned beh10d a I'ealize," Luks said following the gamzed racing, Luks finished for so long. I had to fight with comb County Prosecutmg Attor- lapped car that spun out. I'ace "But wmning an amatew- Luks credlti> hn, tdmdy With thIrd 10 the Escort ChampIOn- my parents to do it, but I finally ney's ASSOCiation, a group that Though he was so close, Luks' champIOnshIp only keeps me support Followmg hlOl O(.tober ship Spr10t !'ace at the Indianap entered the school. It was like a supports law enforcement m Ma- second.place finIsh led the thu'stmg for more." Centl dl DIVISIOnWill, Luks saId, ohs Raceway Park on June 18. dream because It was my first comb County He IS also a mem SCCA's Cent! al DIVISIOnWIth 20 Luks, 26, zoomed into auto "Without the i>UppOitof my tam In his first race on June 4, Luks opportunity w drive a race car. bel' of the Macomb County Dep- tly, obvlOui>ly thiS would not po1Ots. I'aclng m 1983 at the age of 19, broke a cow-se record by just one "The faster I went, the more uty Sheriff Resel ves, an have happened" And in October, despite never racmg m supervIsed parkmg lot second, achieving the fastest of a rush I got," Luks saId. "I orgamzation that supplies fund SeCUIlty, auto Iacmg? Don't wmnmg a race, Luks won the rally races called the Solo II track time for his event Just couldn't go fast enough. Af. 109 for law enforcement achvI ask hIm to choose Central DIvision RegIOnal Senes, event Coming m thIrd, Luks tel' the first day of school, I knew One month later, at the Black- tIes WIn racked up the fastest lap 10 caught racing fever "Whether I can keep hawk Farms Race in Chicago, I wanted to race. I knew racing Other memberships mclude three races and collected 46 total "The next yeal- I went mto nmg," Luks said "RaCing wIll Luks led the race most of the was going to happen for me not the Sports Car Club of Amel'lca, alway!> be a palt of my life, whe po1Ots. dnving school to learn how to matter what it took" way, but had w settle wIth a sec- the DetroIt AthletIC Club and ther plofesslOnally 01 as a hobby "Dnving race cars IS a lifelong dnve a race car" Luks said "It Luks studied the art of rac10g the Oakland County Sportsmens But Iegardless of what hdppen., by reading racing books and Club He has recently been nom- m my racmg careel, I want to hanging around tracks and driv- mated to the Ame1'lcan PO~IOIhremam With the se<.Ullty com ers before seekmg sponsors and Century Club pany Even If my I aCing careel enter 109 events. Besides auto racmg, Luks en takes off, I want to stay With tht Though Luks IS seekmg more joys water and snow skiing, ten family busll1esi> 1 want some- sponsors, hIS racmg IS currently ms, power boat1Og and blcyclmg thmg to fall back on I guesOl I sponsored by Competition Graph. He IS the son of Henry and really enJoy both WOlk and !'aC- ICSof Fal'mmgton HJlls and Con. JoAnn Luks of Grosse Pomte Ing" troll or Systems Security of East Detroit, the company owned by hIS family. When Luks IS not racmg, he is a secw'ity consultant WIth Con- trollor Systems, a company that prOVIdes cuswm residential and commercial secw-Ity systems all over the state. Luks joined hIS family busl. ultrasonic cleaning ness full-time eight years ago. Even as a chl1d, he helped out by sweeping floors and odd JObs. "Let v.s Vo :Your fJJirty Wort" Today, as general manager, he • Mini Blind backs up hIS father, Henry, WIth • Pleated Shades several duties • Venetians • Woven Woods "Sales is the main component • HorIZontals • PVC/Metal of the Job." Luks said "We also have a central statIOn to monitor SPRING SPECIAL alarms" Every 4!b.Blind Cleaned FREE Luks explained when an Through March 31, 1990 alarm sounds at the central sta- ... 7"..- tIOn, pohce, fire and ambulance OVERNIGHT SERVICE/FREE PICK-UP ...... :::...... ~> :7"':/-0" -::, .....(. w-=;"eh services can be beckoned and .-..:- ,...~~:-- f-::= ... .> .;,.'»-<."5:'-;';::- ~/....:: sent to the correct address. "It IS a great responsiblhty and it has With his mind on the race before him, David ,. Lulcsof Grosse Pointe Park is in the center of the 776-7507 to be taken very seriously . We road when it comes to choosing between a career in racing or a .$:areer with his family's security business. So far, he's doing well at both. have to be on call on a 24-hour basis to monitor alarms," Luks said Though he takes his racmg Rockport(!') King.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:::.:::::.:.:.:Just as seriously, he feels he will be 10 the securIty business longer. From page 1 people who dIsrupted the event onto the stage, Dr. King ex- Luks is a 1981 graduate of here all night." The crowd were not representatIve of tended hIS hand. The youth Notre Dame HIgh School He cheered King Gl'osse Pointe residents shouted that he did not want his studied for a year at Alma Col- The documentary features sev- Between several standmg ova- years of servIce to go down the lege m Alma, MIch., and for two eral interviews with Grosse bons, Kmg preached' non-vlO"t ~',air." / I. 11 years at the Umverslty of De- POInte le,,,de,?}s ... ":"~.q~vqa,'U /\u"d blotherhood Km~ I(Kltlg leftt>6zt:I!1sel1P~Htteto )0011' tl'oit He is now studymg secu- Nanc?, WIllIams ~ram, ":'fJo a~ stated his opposition to the Viet-. nty administration at Macomb t striking samtatIOn workers In the time of the King VISIt was nam War and saId he wanted~ Commumty College. wife of former Michigan Gov. "all the boys home and safe" MemphIS, Tenn., where just and Supreme Court Justice G. three weeks after leaving Grosse Mennen Williams. Gram, a sup- As reported 10 th~ Grosse Pomte, he was assassinated by You won't wailt porter and friend of King, said Pomte "News followmg t~e James Earl Ray. Don't butter burns Grosse POinte is not racist. The speech, Through?ut Dr. Kmg s events at the speech supported speech, he was Interrupted by The documentary IS the first Contrary w popular notion, to walk without them. Gram's statement. members of Breakthrough, who m a series titled "Second Ave- applymg butter to a burn w1l1 These are the ~hoe~ th,it ~t,lf1ed lhe \\.llhlllg relOllllJOn Cllt'(h Richard Dw-ant, then a lead- sh~uted derogatory remarks. nue," a cooperative effort be- not help heal the wound. out the hghm eIght ollt~oJe The Ro( kef Profl1e tJl.lt ,Ild~tile 109 vOIce in MIchIgan's Republi. WIth each mterruptlOn, Dr King tween WTVS Channel 56 and The National Safety CounCIl naturJJ motion of ",,,Ihmg It ~ ,,11p.ll1 01 OllJ \\.llk ~llPPOI1 can Party, thinks Kmg's visit paused and allowed the heckler WXYZ Channel 7 through which says that minor burns (those System~ You \\ on t \\ "nt to \\ ,ilk \\ Jt!JoU! Ro(hpol1 PIO\\,ilheh was blown out of proportion _ to speak. the two DetrOIt televiSIOn sta- whIch have not broken or blis- tIOns combine resources to pro- both then and now. "In the '60s, "A young ex-navY man rose tered the skin) are best treated duce the senes that WIll air on Rockports make you feel like walking'\! there was a great deal of fuss and shouted at Dr King, who WIth plam water. Immerse the both statIOns. :ever a relatIVely mmor matter," mvited the youth to the stage to burn In cool - not cold - water ant said. He added that the speak. As the young man walked for 10 w 15 minutes, or until the VERFAILLES & f\,: ' ,; The half-hour Kmg sequence pam begins to subside. ~ q r I was narrated by DetrOIt Councl- If the burn cannot be easily COSSE1TES SHOES ~", man Gil Hill, the former Detroit I~' submerged, soak some clean "Where Fit is Our Concern" police Inspector who gained fame cloths in cool water, wring them City of <&rOSSt Jointt Boobs Michigan through hIS portrayal of a police out and place them over the 23515 NINE MACK DR •• s.c.s. Inspector 10 the "Beverly Hills burn Seek immediate medIcal INVITATION TO BID - REFUSE COLLECTION AND CURB Cop" movIes help for more severe bw-ns 9.5 SIDE RECYCLING Sealed proposals WIll be received by the CIty of ~=-= Mon~!~.:,~~~~ S3 GlOsse Pomte Woods at the office of the City Clerk, 20025 Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, Michigan, 48236, for the collection. tmnspol tatlon and disposal of refuse, and curbSIde recycling WIthin the cO!porate limits of the CIty, accordmg to speCIfications The spe clficatlons, scope of work, bid proposal forms, definitions and a con tl act form, may be obtained upon request. for a fee of $20 00, at the office of the City Clerk any day between the hours of 8'30 a m and 430 pm, except Saturday, Sunday and holidays All bids must be returned to the office of the City Clerk, m a sealed envelope con splcuously marked "Refuse Collection Bid" andlor "CurbSIde Recy clmg BId," on or before 4 00 pm, EST, March 14, 1990, at "hlch time all proposals will be opened and read aloud The City of Grosse POinte Woods reserves the nght to reject any and all bids NOW IS THE TIME TO RENOVATE and may waive any Irregulantles In the bidder's plOposal If It de termmes It IS m the best mterest of the City to do so YOUR BASEMENT INTO A ROOM THAT Chester E. Petersen WILL PLEASE THE WHOLE FAMILY. City Admmistrato! Clelk G P N 03/01/90

City of <&rOSSt Michigan Buy now and pay me later like next year Jointe 1f1arms Now for a limited lime only from Amana, you can purchase a central air condi- BOARD OF REVIEW tioner or central air conditioner and high efficiency gas furnace combmatlon and mMle no PlIyments until January 1991 With qualified credit Gel the details Meetmgs for the purpose of revlewmg the 1990 Assessment Roll fO! on how you can take advantage of thiS cool oHer and don t sweat over the the City of Grosse Pomte Farms, Wayne County. Michigan, will be heat - or the payments thiS season Hurry IImlled time oHer held by the Board of ReViewon See Your Amana Dealer Today TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1990 from 9 am 4 pm DEAL DIRECTLY WITH THE OWNER AND and HAVE YOUR BASEMENT TURNED INTO... 6 pm. 8 p.rn Amll"11COOLING. HEATING • FITNESS ROOM • COMPUTER CENTER and In~eSI,n lhe beSI and star1en,oy,ng year round comlOr1WI'h Amana Amana quality TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1990 • OFflCE. STORAGEAREA. BEDROOM grves you the feature~ you want WIth en,clenl from 9 a m 5 p rn depenaable performanL8 Sell yOUf ae&I., • RECREATION ROOM for Amana s complete line of cooling ana healing sys'ems at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farm~, MI au.11tf In.'OI..llon 8y Foc'oryTrolnlMETRO DETROIT MACOMB COUNTY OAKl AND COUNTY GPN 03/01/90; 03/08/90, 03/15/90, 03/22/90 885.2400 777.8808 ~~J..810f)

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Ind., are the hIgh-quality and special body cars built in the late '208 and the '30s. "They are not Just any cars from that era, they are Packards, Rolls-Royces, Mercedes, Cadlllacs, Lmcolns, Plerce.Arrows and, of course, Duesenbergs. Auburns and Cords. A Hudson from that era mIght be very deSIrable, but it is not I'eally a claSSICunless it had By Richard Wright a speCIal body, as few did." "Special mterest" car is a bIt harder to define, but the folks at "For us to take on a car, it a founder of the company WIth ClaSSICAuto Showplace came up must be m fine to excellent con- an extensIve background in ac- With as good a definitIOn as I've dItIOn," she said "We don't do qUISItion and sale of speclal-m. heard: "any car that makes YoW' any mechamcal 01' body work terest cars Chnstensen said the healt skip a beat" here, we don't have the capabIl- firm opened m 1984 and moved There are plenty of them at Ity 01' the desire to restore them. ClaSSICAuto Showplace, rangtng to Its present locatIOn at 1725 14 Pholo6 b) Jenny King They must be m good shape, or MIle Road m Troy in Apnl, m pnce from a whIte Sunbeam \\ e won't take them .. 1988 Alpme for $3,500 to a black '53 Surrounded by cars of earlier eras. Marie Christensen ponders ThIS IS the same approach The firm deals m "claSSIC"and Cadillac conveltlble pnced at a question. most maJOI' collectors take Res- "speCIal mterest" cars, but the $38,500. Close behind was a rare ble, $21,900, and my favorite, a Detroit's, and probably your, tonng classic and special interest defimtIOn of these terms IS open '54 Con'ette for $35,000 red and black '72 Chevrolet golden age, And smce a car like cat s IS generally a labor of love, to discussion Is a '55 Chevrolet Most of the cars fall between Chevelle SS 396 convertible, that Chevelle SS costs about the not profit a "claSSIC?" To those who came these extremes A few of my fa- $9,850. same as a new Cavaher, you're of automotIve age in the '50s, It vontes wel'e that burgundy '68 I had admired cars like that a not afraId to drive it "The a\ erage tIme a car stays probably IS. But m the bus mess Olds Toronado, $9,650; a blue couple decades ago, a good, no. Mane Chnstensen made an- here untIl It IS sold IS 19 days," and show world of collector cars, '50 Ford woodle statIOn wagon, nonsense, hIgh-performance fun other pomt. "That new car is saId ChrIstensen "We work out It IS more hkely to be defined as $13,750, a very mcely flamed car. And maybe that's why cars gomg to deprecIate In value the askll1g pile- WIth the owner a "specud mterest" cal . black '55 Chevy Nomad wagon, hke these are so popular - for qUlte qUIckly, even If you take We try to II lkl It I t'ahstlc. We ClaSSICcars, accordmg to Dean $12,700, a whIte '57 Ford Falr- the price of a low-hne or middle- good care of It But take care of take a 10 pel cent (Oml11l!>SlOnon KI use, natIOnally known collec- lane convertible, $12,900, a red range new car, you can get the these cars and they wiII gam m the sale" She said L e company tor car auctIOneer from AubW'n, '55 Ford ThunderbIrd convert i- car of your dreams and return to value over the years" also pro\'ldes appraisal sel'VIces and helps buyers get financmg General managel of ClaSSIC Auto Sho\\ place IS DavId Clack, NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE AND ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 11

City of <&rnsse 'ninte 1I1armsMichigan Wayne County, Michigan

TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearmg will be held In the CIty Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse POinte Farms, MI (885.6600) on Monday, March 19, 1990, at 7:30 pm for the purpose of heal Ing any taxpayers, reSIdents or cItizens of the CIty of Grosse POinte Farms on the follOWingproposed Amend. ment to the Zomng Ordinance

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72785 ft. and 12920 ft along a cune to of 153523 ft a cenlral angle of 2 degrees the left ha\lng a radIUS of 2202 50 ft a ~2 II and a chord whIch bears S 54 de cent, al angle of 3 degrees 21 39 and a grees 2700 W 6349 ft. and 8307 ft All that part of Lots 185 and 186 of As \\ a) ne Count) Reeords all more partie" chord wh'eh bea .... N 59 degrees 2850 along a cune to Ihe rIght. ha'mg a rad sessor s Grosse Pomte Farms Plat :-<0 4 lall) deSCribed as Commencing al Ihe E 129 18 ft to the POint of beginning IUSof 2202 50 ft a central angle of 2 de of pa,t of Jane L F,sher's Subd'\Is'on '>outhe .. lerh easterly comer of sa,d As thence N 30 degrees 1449' W 17186 ~'Tees 09 40 and a chord .. h'ch bears S and pari of Joseph H Berr) s Subdl' 'SlOn sessm s Pial. which IS the mlersectlOn of ft thence N 42 degrees 46 10 E 4366 56 degrees 43 20" W 8307 ft 10 the and part of PC s 261 262 273 and 241 the Ime bet"een Pn,ate Claims 300 and feet thence S 61 degrees 09 47' E POint of beglnnmg Containing 170068 Village 1['1;0.. e,l) I of Grosse POinte 241 and Ihe Northeaster!) Ime of Grosse 20323 ft thence along the Northerly sq ft 01 039042 acres of land Subject 10 Farms. Wa) ne Counlv. Mlch,gan as Ie Pomle Bhd 75 ft ",de thence along hne 01 saId Grosse POinte Blvd 6349 ft andim logether .. ,th all easements or corded In Llber 66 of Plats. Page 99 saId ,Ireet hne :-< 61 de~'Te" 0940 E on a cune to the rlghl ha"ng a radIUS I,ghts of reeord Those are real wood panels on this 'SOFord wagon ($13.15O), PROPOSED ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 11 AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 301 OF SECTION 1502 THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS' OF ORDINANCE NO 192, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE Section 1. SectIon 301 (Zoning Map) of the Zoning Ordinance of CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS, BEING AN ORDINANCE the City of Grosse POinte Farms, being Ordinance No 192, en- , .' TO PROMOTE, PROTECT AND PROVIDE FOR, IN THE INTER acted July 16, 1973, is hereby amended to zone certam land R 1- ESTS OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY, COMFORM, CON. AAA One-FamIly ReSIdential District (which land was preVIOusly VENIENCE AND GENERAL WELFARE IN THE CITY OF zone CS, Commumty ServIce), as indIcated on Zomng Map GROSSE POINTE FARMS, THE CONSERVATION OF PROP Amendment No. 11 of the CIty of Grosse POinte Farms, whIch ERTY VALUES IN THE CITY, ITS CHARACTER AS A RESI map IShereto attached and made a part of thIS ordinance All no. DENTIAL COMMUNITY, AND THE GENERAL TREND THERE tations, references and other mformatlon shown on said map are IN OF BUILDING AND POPULATION DEVELOPMENTS TO by thiS reference made a part of thIS ordmance as if the matter ESTABLISH DISTRICTS IN THE CITY TO REGULATE THE and mformatlOn set forth on said may were In total fully deSCribed USE OF LAND AND STRUCTURES THEREIN AND TO REGU- herein LAR AND RESTRICT THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND BUSI- NESSES, AND THE LOCATION OF STRUCTURES DESIGNED Section 2. In all other respects, Ordmance No 192, as heretofore FOR SPECIFIC USES: TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE amended and except as amended herem, shall remam In full force HEIGHT, AREA, BULK AND LOCATION OF YARDS, AND and effect OTHER OPEN SPACES, TO LIMIT AND RESTRICT THE MAXI. MUM NUMBER OF FAMILIES WHICH MAY BE HOUSED IN Section 3, This ordinance shall take effect twenty days after ItS DWELLINGS, TO PROVIDE FOR MINIMUM OFF.STREET enactment or upon its pubhcatlOn, whIchever ISlater PARKING FACILITIES FOR MOTOR VEHICLES, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THIS ORDINANCE: TO PROVIDE FOR A BOARD OF APPEALS AND ITS POWERS AND DUTIES, AND TO PRESCRIBE THE PEN. Richard G. Solak ALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS GPN 03101190 CIty Clerk On. of the cars that started It I. a '53 MG-TO in BrUlIh racing ORDINANCE gr.. n ($13.900).

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From page 1 saId Anne Jagger was one of the d an anonymous person called "Why don't we mtervlew first students in the video pro. By and asked her out on two you?" a student asked "You're ductlon class "It was fun," she ates." (The names were an umpire, we'll put It after bald "I was the only permanent anged for this article to protect sports." anchorwoman, usually they have e not.so-innocent.) "Sure," Skwarczynskl said anchormen" "People come up and tell me "Who wants to work the cam- "Mr Ski made It fun," said mgs, that's how I get my infor. era?" Ashley Lawrence, another ation," Peralta said. ThiS edition also had a speCIal G P A Friday alum Does anyone use it for theIr treat - a student magicIan per- The filmmg fimshed In time own personal gain? Like, for In. formed some sleights of hand. for the students to see a little of nee to let someone know he or Sports news mcluded a cut the final product. They teased e IS hked? aimed at an opponent - each other good-naturedly about "Oh, no." she saId. "They're scared to play us" - mIstakes and In all seemed "Dear LIbby," the advice sec. and a fearless pIedlctlOn that the pleased With the outcome. ion WIth sixth-grader LIbby Pistons would win 13 In a row The bell rang and It was time Blocki, is also eagerly awaited (At the time of filming, they had COl' the students to go to the next There IS a letter asking what to only won 12 In a row,) class do when your little brother makes it his life mIssion to bother you, as well as other ado- lescent angst questIOns. Then there was this one wrIt- John Twnbull interviews teacher Gary Skwarczynski as two students rest off camera in the ten by a girl who wanted to help background. her younger sIster. It seems the younger sIster wouldn't talk to her dad any- Hertel committee BEACON POINTE more because he shot and kIlled her dog whIch had run mto the to discuss signs T~' PHARMACY street and nearly caused an accI- ~ AND SURGICAL JPl dent with a car carrying a preg- State Rep CurtIS Hertel, D- ~ (WILSON &: WOLFER) nant lady which was on the way DetrOIt, said that the House PRESCRIPTIONS to the hospItal TransportatIon Committee, CONVALESCENT AIDS & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES LIbby suggested they talk it whIch he chaIrs, WIll examine 15216-22 East Jefferson • Near Beaconsfield out, then buy a new dog. the problem of falling freeway 822.5474 • Grosse Pointe Park • 823.0060 "Most of the letters are made SIgnS The commIttee Will begm • FREE DELIVERY • ~ up," Blocki saId. "But the one ItS study thIS week at the regu. -HOURS- WIth the dog was rea1." larly scheduled meetmg on Tues. •• MondaythruFrlday.830am .•7pm )~ A student ran into the room. day, Feb. 27 . Saturday. 8.00 a.m.-4.oo p.m. "The cheerleading coach Isn't ~ Closed Sundays and Hohda}'s _ there" "If thIS is a serious problem, Gerald E Bodendtslel, R Ph ...... "That's OK," Skwarczynskl then we need to take steps to prevent any future tragedIes," Hertel saId Men questioned A MIchIgan woman dIed re- KITCHEN REMODELING cently when a freeway sign for loitering crashed on top of the car she was See Our New ," , traveling in Investigators have Three men standmg in front of so far been unable to conclude Kitchen Displays Manufacturers Bank at Mack whether hIgh winds, poor main. • Cabinets and Brys turned out to be home- tenance or vandalism contrib- less and waiting for a ride. The uted to the tragedy men, 19, 22 and 41, stood at the • :ERMI~& bank Feb. 22 for almost an hour Hertel said he may appoint a until a complaint brought Woods speCIal mvestIgative sub-com- police to investigate. mlttee to pursue the Issue The three said they wanted to "If the meeting on Tuesday go to a motel at Nme MIle and uncovers mformatlOn suggesting Woodward. After checking their Phol,,,, h) Ronald.J Be,nas a problem that may reoccur With story, police released them. Th!! Libby Blocki helps Jeff McKin!,on with sound on G.P.A. other traffic SignS, then further ',men were last, ~A.t.h~alktn~ '''('''f~;~o.l:l'''~~_~,~:n se9lA!!nt. Dear Libby. scrutmy by a sub-committee is north on Mack, reportS saId. - - . warranted," Hertel saId. Il" 1

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March 1, 1990 Grosse pointe News 22A 'Men Don't Leave' is reality leavened with humor

By MerI8n Trainor more dIfficult when Christopher, over the 0001'. It IS an embar. believable her highs, lows and Special WTlter who now consIders hImself the rassmg sItuatIOn that turns out m.betweens. She seems to be It happens. A young famIly man of the house, vIOlently op. well. She meets mUSICIan Char. completely absorbed in the char. happl1y settled in a home WIth poses the sale "It's my house!" he SImon (Arhss Howard). He IS acter. enough space for the kIds to he screams. Beth, more m sor. MI'. Right. He is a gentle patient Charlie Korsmo, who plays 9. grow, a mother whose full.tIme row than anger, mforms hIm sUItor who wants to help her and year-old Matt, and Chris 0'. occupation IS takmg care of her that he IS wrong. It is her house IS wIlling to walt for Beth to reo Donnell who plays ChrIS, are family; no worry over money, Unable to get work locally, cover from her loss and get her new to the screen yet they give bills or such annoying inconvem. hfe in order On their first date, first.rate performances Korsmo ences as a noisy refrigerator be. he tells her, "If it can't be physi. has a wistful engaging manner, cause father takes care of every. cal, then let's go bowhng " and O'Donnell is a typical thmg. Beth, still floatmg m despair macho teenager anxIOus to as. Then the walls of security can't connect WIth him She sert hIS manhood but stIll young come tumbbng down The hus. takes to her bed Before long, enough to be vulnerable. Even band goes to work one morning Beth's famdy, the one thmg she when he IS bemg obnOXIOUs,we and never returns. He IS kIlled cares about, begIns to drIft apalt remember hIm best as the hlgh- on the JOb when a constructIOn Christophel' begins to fear for spmted boy who says goodbye to project explodes. her and although he has been hIS mother when he leaves for What to do? The sorrow, the openly hostile to Charhe, he ap school WIth, "See you later, crea. heartbreak, the painful adjust. Beth moves the famIly to a peals to hIm to try to help Beth. tor" ments that must be made are all small, cramped apartment m In a scene that IS at once mov. Arliss Howard IS a winner as explored deftly and realIstically BaltImore where she gets a Job Ing and funny, Charlie and a the sensitive, patient, witty In thIS touching film "Men Don't m a gourmet food store and set. musIcIan frIend go to her apart. Charhe and never more attrac- Leave" tIes mto the lovely life of a ment to serenade her WIth an tIve than when he's SItting with In it Jessica Lange is Beth strugghng widow whose energIes accordlan whIle they sing "Bella a polka band smgIng the chorus Macauley, mother of young Mat- are spent on keepmg the famIly Notte," the restaurant song from of the "Cafe Polka." thew (Charles Korsmo) and teen together It's not an easy bfe. "Lady and the Tramp." It And then there's Joan Cusack, age ChrIstopher (ChrIS O'- Chns IS rebelhous He gIves hIS doesn't work Beth crouches be- a standout comIc who IS good for Donnell) Tom Mason IS John mother a lot of backtalk and has hInd the closed door eatmg cold a laugh every time she appears Macauley, the father The film an affaIr WIth Jody (Joan Cu. spaghettI out of a can on the screen. Audiences will opens With the VOIceof Matthew sack), a nurse next door who IS Oddly enough, help comes remember her from "Working recalling happy days when they several years hIS semor. from off.the-wall Jody whom Girl" and "Broadcast News." were a family as the camera Nine-year.old Matthew has a Beth has Insulted and berated "Men Don't Leave" is a film travels the country roads and hard tIme adjustIng to cIty life Ignormg all protests, both physi. that presents a very real situa- spacIOus fields that surround It. He picks up with a young urchm cal and vocal, Jody drags her out tIon with empathy and leavened We go mSlde where we Join who dIVides hIS M&Ms m half of bed, puts her m the shower, with enough humor to make it a the famIly at breakfast, everyone WIth a SWItchblade and inducts all the while mquirmg m her star attraction. hurrying to get out the door Matthew mto a hfe of petty best nurse manner, "DId we Father stops long enough to crime that mvolves stealIng swallow anything we shouldn't thump on the refngerator to stop other people's possessions and have?" Grosse Pointe Cinema League presents a noisy motor We see Beth SIt. hauling them away in a little In the next scene we see the tmg down to enJoy a leisurely red wagon. two drlvmg out to an open field 'Incas, Gauchos and Fascinating Rio' cup of coffee before starting her Even the Job whIch she started where they go for a balloon ride. household chores. out hoping It would lead to a Whatever happens as they soar Helen Gordon will present a nos Aires - surely the most Members Council of the latter). partnershIp with her brIngIng in mto the sky, It enables Beth to shde show titled "Incas, Gau- "European" of South American She IS preSident of the Detroit All thIS hard-won tranqUIlIty home. baked muffins, tortes and start over agam, this time with chos and Fascinating Rio," on citIes, and a VIsit to the pampas. Area chapter of Pi Lambda comes to an end WIth John's other goodies, turns out bad. Her M~h 5 at 8 p.m. at the War We view Iguazzu Falls, both Theta, honor society for educa. early death. more cORtrol of herself and her overbearing boss ee ,>I&'fj_~$3 at each pro, gan Opera Theatre and the In. gram, which will include refreslJ- ternational Institute (having ments at the social hour follow- MOT spring season box office opens served on the board and the ing the travelogue. The MIchigan Opera Theatre duction of Mozart's tale of seduc- Klaus Donath in hiS American Rebecca Happel, director of press box office will officially open tion and revenge, "Don GlOV. conductmg debut and public relations, at 874-7850. E~C Thursday, March 1, for over.the. anni," deSigned and dIrected by For further informatIOn about 6 Days - 5 Nights A~~t counter tIcket sales to the com- English artist John Pascoe and the company's 1990 Sprmg •••••••••••••••••• pany's spring presentations at conducted by German maestro Grand Opera Season, contact • New GrleBn. 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----''' . ---. rch 1, 1990 osse Pointe News E 23A • ranagh's 'Henry V' IS a contemporary masterpiece

bond between him and the audio him, the young Kmg Henry was about to march against 40,000 mg and carrymg on With Su' himself With a stellar cast of ence. a lonely, self.doubtlng man. French troops. Branagh's John Falstaff and his rowdy England's best actors, most of never more "Henry V" is portrayed by Branagh explores the darker "Henry V" proclaims in a thrill. pals. Seeing him as a boisterous them veterans of the Royal Branagh as a sensitive monal'ch Side of "Henry V." mg speech: man.about.town makes hiS com. Shakespeare company, and some who is deeply concerned for hiS Like Shakespeare's play, "From this day to the ending mg of age through war all the of whom have played Henry V men and the actions he must Bl"anagh's film delves deeply of the world! But we in it shall more moving. themselves Their talents are Ilf It were not for the costumes take and the creatlOn of good Into the mind of the 28.year.old be remembered,! We few, we The darkness of the film IS reo enhanced by camera close.ups settmgs that Identify it with wJlI among the people of the con. Bntlsh monarch whose troops happy few, we band of brothers.! lieved by a playful scene filled that display them as hving por- leva I England, the story quered country. defeat a vastly larger French For he today that sheds his With bright sunlight showmg tr81ts. uld be replaced with anyone In one poignant scene we see army at Agmcourt and who wins blood With me/ Shall be my Emma Thompson as Princess We see Paul Scofield as a the World Wal' II battlefield how difficult It IS for him to per. the hand of the French pl'mcess brother ... And gentlemen m Katherme bemg coached m the worn down, tll'ed, nervous, fret oVles. There are platoons of form his duty when he must or. Kathenne of Valois and claims England now abed! Shall thmk Enghsh language by Ian Holm's ful Kmg of France who IS ready Idlers sloshmg through mud, del' hiS fnend hanged for lootmg the French throne. themselves accurs'd and hold elfish Fluellen and agam at the to give up hiS throne, Robbie Sol. The camera moves back and Far from bemg a brooding their manhoods cheap whiles end of the play when the young trane's alcohohc Falstaff and fmth between the two men, let. Hamlet, he IS a leader and a any speaks! That fought With us Kmg enters a bnghtly lit French Robert Stephens' bulbous nose tmg the audience study their hero upon St Cnspm's Day." and slimy teeth They are pre. faces, as each recalls the good salon and tnes to convey his love Notable m Branagh's "Henry And so the men anse and In sented m all their grubby sad. times they shared for her English and fractured V" is its darkness: smoky castle armed with arrows they go to French while she pretends not to ness as they huddle over the We see the worry m hiS face I'ooms, filthy, dm1'Y taverns, men meet an enemy equipped to fight understand It IS a playful and stall'S with doleful Mistress as he walks among the men the sloughmg through mud In the With weapons, horses and delightful scene. QUickly (Judy Dench), Derek Ja- mght before a battle, checking mght m torrents of ram In such shields Branagh, director. screenWl'I. cobi IS brllhant as Chorus He on them and tlying to reassule settmgs, the adventure of war It IS a gloriOUS VICtory for the tel' and star, fits the role of guides us through the story from them that they can overcome the qUickly fades as reality sets m. young king. And yet as the vic- Henry V perfectly. He IS the the film sound stage desperate odds. Poorly eqUipped, weary and III tors march across the muddy, same age as the real Hen!"y Branagh doesn't set himself to It is mevltable that Branagh's With dysentary, the troops press corpse.strewn battlefield, there IS when he mvaded France rediscover Shakespeare. He lets guns, slaughter and a handsome "Henry V" will be compared 111 on At ItS worst, it IS a mght. no elatlOn Rather, It IS a sorrow. While Branagh IS the film's the play speak for Itself, which It young hero who falls love With Sir Lawrence Olivier's pre. with a girl from the conquered mare versIOn of war filled With ful Sight to watch a blood.spat. centerplt:.:-e, he has surrounded does eloquently and memorably. country sentation m 1940 which was fi horror Yet hope hves on, m. tered Henry slog through the nanced by the British govern. spired by such Imes delivered muck with the body of a teenage Accentmg the modern aspect ment dw'ing World War II with authonty and compaSSlOn page carried lovmgly upon his is Branagh's dehvery He has a Audiences at that time were m. for what he is askmg of hiS men shoulders. The scene is made firm, clear vOIce With a classical terested m a heroic leader. They "Once more mto the breach, more moving as a male chorus accent so that we don't miss any wanted a symbol of English dear fl'lends, once morel Or close sings out NobiS Domine - "not of Shakespeare's poetiC words bravery. the wall up With our English unto us, Lord but to Thee the In 1984, when Branagh played Frequent closeups of Branagh dead." glory." "Henry V" With the Royal Shak- And agam, on St. Crispm's The film is lightened by flash. capture the emotions of his esperean company, he saw the speeches and create a personal Day Just before the final battle backs showmg Henry when he play m a different hght. For when hiS 4,000 weary men were was a young Prmce Hal, drink- 'Overtures' event planned March 3 Bor/(J!' - Hound Group Sunday, March 11, 1990 • Coho Center "Overtures," a group of Metro ( hlldlt 11undLe 12 &. ~Lnlm (lIl/Ul~ S 4- 00 Detroit-area professionals reo Aduh~ S lJ 00 cently organized to support the F.lllllh 1'.", (2 "dult, II hdele< n) S15 00 development of younger audi- I-or mtorllldtHlI1 ,h.d I tt kU'.1\ ..ll,d,!t ,ll Lobo CLnt< r ..ntl ences (25-40) for DetrOit Sym. DKC Hot"nL ~ phony Orchestra concerts, holds DKC-SHOW TICKtEf'~v.:I.57'E'"+' :-:-:-:..: . For Gloup SIlls dIIcounII, c.I (313)567-7474 For GInnl ~ c.I 31 7«100 March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News __24A g_~ Original Audubon prints available in Grosse Pointe $16,000 lor a Havell hand-eol- By Pat Paholsky the gallery and to offer OrigInal Editor Audubon prints to Grosse Point. ored copper plate engraving. Until a few months ago, any- el s and anyone else who doesn't John James Audubon, who one who wanted to buy an angi- want to travel to Chicago. Na. was born m 1785 in what is now nal Audubon pnnt had to travel mID IS the gallery's only repre. Haiti to a French naval officer to Chicago to the Douglas Ken- sentatlve outSide of the Wmdy and a Creole woman, was re- nowned for hiS water colors of yon gallenes on the north Side CIty i Now all a PlOspective buyer has NamJO has a lal'ge and repre- Amencan birds. A naturalist as .J' to do IS go around the block, gwe sentative inventory of Audubon's well as an artIst, Audubon {' or take a few steps Havell, Bien, Bowen and Octavo pamted all of hiS subjeCts true to Dale NamlO, a Gmsse Pomte editions, With pnces rangmg SIZe, which he felt was impor- City reSident, has been ap. fmm $75 for a hand-colored Oc- tant pomted by Kenyon to Iepresent tavo editIOn lithograph to When he was unable to find an engraver m Amenca to pro- duce the hundreds of paintmgs he had made up to that time, he went to England. Robert Havell, a London prmt- maker, reproduced the hfe-size pamtmgs onto the largest sheets of the time, called double ele- phant folIos Each pnnt, made from a copper plate engraving, was hand-colored There were 435 engravings in the portfoho and they were sold m sets by subscriptIOn for 12 years About 180 perfect folios were printed; of these, more than 100 are in museums and other collectIOns today NamJO said a Havell will J'8nge m pnce from $800 up to one he saw that was $75,000. Dale Namio looks at Audubon's Brasilian Caracara Eagle, plate 161, a Havell edition. The pnce depends on the popu- tel' several years of gOIng there, larity of the bird, for one thIng, The quadrupeds of North Douglas Kenyon, who had I thought there was no one in he said The turkey and the Amel'lca was Audubon's last ma- been the conservator of prInts the area who sells this particular trumpeter swan are both popular Jor accomplishment before he and drawings at the Art InstI- bIrds and can sell for $30,000 to died. He created 150 drawings of tute of Chicago from 1969 to quality of bird prints." $40,000 American mammals and took 1978, opened hiS own gallery N amio, who majored in busi. Another factor contributing to them to J.T. Bowen, a Philadel- about 20 years ago He has the ness at the UnIversity of Wiscon- sm, also studied education at price IS the condition of the phia publisher, who translated finest and largest collection J of print Some suffered water or them into hand-colored litho- Audubon prints in the UnIted Wayne State University. He has sun damage throughout the graphs in what is known as im- States, Namio said. They are been a CIty reSIdent for five years perial folio size. original prints of high quahty years The BIen edition of Audubon and they are each hand-colored. His house IS a gallery. "In con. prmts was published by his sons While he was alive, Audubon And there are a limited number suIting, when you are lookIng for seven years after Audubon dIed. had his works done to one~ighth in existence, Namio said, which somethmg for a client, you often JulIus Bien was a New York the SIZe of the original prints in gtves Kenyon credibility as a end up buying something for what is the Octavo edition. The printmakeI' who pioneered the dealer. yourself," he said. original engravings were pro- The prmt market has gone Audubon's Carolina Parrots. like all his paintings, show the field of chromohthography. Jected onto hthographic stones by Namio became acquamted crazy right now, Namio said. "If birds in their natural habitat. He transferred the lInages from the copper plates onto litho- a new technique called camera with the Kenyon gallenes duro you get a good quahty print, it's graphic stones They were repro- lucido in which the image was Ing his eight years as a business wonderful They're a way we all duced to the same double ele. reduced. manager WIth an art consulting can have an origtnal work of firm. phant size. The process made the prints art," he said. Only 150 prints were com. more accessible to a wider range "Over the years, I grew to love He shows his inventory by ap------p-~- pleted and there are fewer than of people There were 500 Octavo the prints and I bought the ones pomtment and his number is By Ronald J. Bernas 50 copies m existence. lithographs made. I could afford," Namio said. "Af. 881-2144.

• I • JQm\l~t\~ M~r.!i"MrU,~~"Gl;,9l'~~\~l?M\\'~h~~' ,a May graduate of Central"l.:IiChigan'Universlty, E:PAs suggest tips for prep'aring~Joruuincorne tax has completed a post-graduate course at Roosevelt When it comes to tax prepara- divide your records into two cate- ments, records of capital Im- Check for overlooked de- University in Chicago, graduating with honors as tlOn, organization can sometimes gories: income and expenses. provements, plus any receipts ductions a paralegal. Marshall has accepted a positIOn WIth make the difference between a Add up all sources of in- that prove how much you spent Your checkbook and charge the firm of DickInson, Wright, Moon, Van Dusen tax refund and a hefty tax bill. come on fixing up the house prior to account receipts can also help and Freeman. Before you visit your tax pre- Once you have sorted your re- its sale. (If you are age 55 or you discover such deductible ex- parer, the Michigan Association cords, go back and add up how over, ask your CPA to. explain penses as your business ex- of CPAs suggests that you take much money you have earned or the $125,000 exclusion-of-gain penses, charitable donations, Marshall the time to carefully sort your collected over the course of the provision.) J medical expenses, child-care Adlhoch & ASSOCiates,Realtors honored Its top sales assocIates at financial records This extra ef- year. A $25 gift. from your Aunt You should also take care to bl1ls, real estate activities, inter- a recent company meetmg. Top producers for 1989 were John D. fort can trim your tax liability Sally doesn't count. What does collect any documents related to est expenses, state and local in. Hoben Jr., GRI, WIth sales m excess of $9 million and Thomas L. and t8:X.prep~ation f~s - and count is your W-2 form, which deductible homeowner expenses come taxes and other miscella. Taber WIth sales In excess of $4 milhon. Also presented WIth Multi- make It less hkely you 11receive you should have received some- For example, your mortgage neous expenses. Milhon Dollar Awards were: Mary Agnes Daas, GRI, Henri Etted- a VIsit from an IRS auditor. tIme in January. lender should send you a Form gui, Nina Foster. Cindy Ireland, Ann W. Sales, GRI, and Review past returns You should also set aside any 1098, which mdicates the Remember, you don't have to Thomas D. Steen. CRS, GRI. President William G. Adlhoch an- Start by reviewing last year's 1099 forms that you receive. amount of mortgage mterest you drag all these checks to the tax nounced the company reached record sales levels for the sixth con- tax return Carefully read each These records will indicate ex- paid last year. preparer. A summary listing the secutIve year and forcast a strong market for 1990. sectIon .and take notes on which actly how much money your sav- In addition, you should review date, check number, amount, supportmg documents your tax ings accounts, security holdings, your cancelled checks for such payee and purpose is usually Cathy Champion Dillaman vIce preSIdent of preparer attached to your return. or other mvestments have expenses as property and real es- much more efficient. Champion & Baer, Inc., was awarded the Certi- You should also jot down the earned. In addition, if you sold tate taxes, job-related moving A review of your charge ac- fied Residentlal Speciahst (CRS) deslgnatlOn by type of deductions you were eli. securities in 1989 make sure expenses, and points paId to ob. count receipts and statements the ReSIdential Sales Councll of the Realtors Na- gi~le .for last rear. Not only WIll that your broker 'supplies you tam a mortgage on your primary may also uncover buried tax de- tional Marketmg InstItute, affihated with the Na- thiS mformatlOn help your cur. with COpIes of your transaction residence. Owners of rental pro- ductions. Summarize any ex- tional ASSOCIatIOnof Realtors Dillaman has also rent tax-preparation efforts, but slips as well as Form l099.B. perties should also set aside can. obtained the GRI (Graduate, Realtors Institute) penses that may be tax deducti- it may also uncover deductio~ Other types of taxable income celled checks related to their op. and prestIgious CRB (Certified Real Estate Bro- ble and review them with the ?,ou overlooked last yea:. If thiS include unemployment compen- erating costs, including kerage Manager) designations She was also tax preparer. You should also reo IS. the case, y~u can claIm th?SC satIon, certain scholarships and advertising fees, house-cleaning elected to serve as a governor of the Real Estate cord the amount of interest paid missed deductIOns now by fihng fellowships, taxable Social Secu- expenses and repair costs. on each account for 1989. This Brokerage CounCIl through 1991 an amended return , rity or pension benefits, alimony, figure is generally supplied on Next, pullout the year s accu- or state and local income tax re- the first statement of the new mulatlOn of financial records and funds. CPAs strongly recom. Review your dependency year. separate them into distinct cate- mend that you make a list sum- status Grosse Pomte CJt,y CouncJiwoman Susan Wheeler was elected gories, such as income records, marizing all sources of income Certain changes in your per. Finally, examine your pay_ vIce chaIrperson for Region III of the Michigan Mumcipal League for homeowner information, medical before you sit down to do your sonal life can alter the number check ~tubs for automatic payroll 1990-91 expenses, retirement-plan contri- taxes. of dependents - and exemptIOns deductlOns for such items as butions, bUSIness expenses and - you can claim. Make sure you medical insurance or donations Larry Halicki of Grosse Pomte Woods has charitable donations. U' you have Handling real estate trans- take into account the tax conse- to charities. been appointed assistant admlnJstrator of business already sorted and categorized actions quences of such events as a mar- With a little orgamzation and office services for St John Hospital and Medical your papers, you're ahead of the If you sold your home this past riage, divorce, birth of a child, or a lot of careful reVIew, you may Center and its affiliates. Hahcki's responSIbilities game. If you have not sorted and year, you must report the capital an elderly parent who suddenly be surprised to find that you include managIng the hospital's and outpatient organized your files, do so imme- gains from the sale. Make sure becomes dependent on you for have far more deductions than dIagnostIc's central registration, patIent financial diately. At the bare minimum, you set aside your closing state. financial support. you reahzed. affairs and patient accounting functions He had been the orgamzatlOn's dIrector of internal audit for five years pnor to assuming thIS new posltlOn. Realtors rate retire~ent areas around the country The cost of residential real es- Average pnces were complIed Halicki tate will play an increasingly ~or.a three-bedroom, two-bath ex. TOP 10 "BEST" RETIREMENT The board of directors of Noll Prmtmg Co Inc, has selected SIgnificant role in the plans of Istmg home and. a. tw~bedroom, AREAS former Grosse Pomte reSident Rex G. Ciavola as preSIdent and thousands of new retirees in the two-bath condommmm In each of chief executIve officer. Ciavola has a background includmg more decade of the '90s, according to a these m~r~ets. In some .markets, ~HomePnc. survey conducted by Century 21 condomInIums comprise. less than 30 years of experience m marketmg, sale." manufacturing, fi- Murray KY $64 000 I Real Estate Corporation. than. 1 percent of the avaIlable nance and administration I Clayton GA $64 000 I housmg. In four others, they are Hot Spnngs .loR $62 000 I The organization gathered not available. SubstantIal price I Grand Lake OK $750001 I Fayenevllie .loR $58 000 I Robert A. Forrnisano AlA, director of pro. U.S. Census Bureau retirement differences were found through- out the various markets. I Sl GeOfgelZ,on UT $80000 I grammmg and planning for SmIth, Hinchman & age population statistics, exam. ! BrownSVIlle, TX $65000 ) The best housing buys were GrylJs ASSOCiates,lnc , was elected as an associate med data from "Retirement B100m'rll!ton IN $69000 I of the 137-year-old firm Appointed director of pro- Places Rated" by Rand McNally found in Alabama and Arkansas ISan Anton,o TX $72000 ) $75000 I grammmg and planmng m November 1989, he IS and polled its national system of The least expensive average Port Angeles WA home price was $58,000 in Fay. SOURC E Ra r>d McNally currently responsible for the marketing and deliv- offices in order to complete the CA!-nfur; 21 Re!1 Esla'e C"'-PQfal on etteville, Ark. The lowest aver. ery of long-range facility planmng, faCIlity man- survey. age price for a condominium was agement servIces, programmmg and plannmg. found in McAllen, Texas, for Former Grosse Pointer Michael J, Tracy, P E , The U.S. Census Bureau fig- $30,000. The highest housing director of the manufacturing engIneermg dIVISIon ures identifY Florida, California, costs for homes and condomi- waS elected vice president of SH&G Tracy be. Texas, North Carolina, Georgia, niums were in San Luis Obispo, came director of the company's engIneermg dlVI. Arizona, South Carolina, New Calif., at $200,000 and $170,000, sian, with overall responsibility for the firm's Mexico and MIssissippi as the top 10 states for retirees. respectively. Ral'rll!s comPI'ed by combon,ng scores 10' hou .. ng money mane,s climate safety hea'", "",e and 'e,su,e IMng manufacturmg consulting practice.

....'1to 1.. 1 11$" Iii! 2 sa ""'L'III--..-- . arch 1, 1990 rosse Poi nte News 25A Staffers honored for year's work FollOWing a nearly year-long Bernas for a feature story on tlOn, the Grosse POinte News has senes of monthly writIng con. mayflies and for hiS story With a Instituted a Writing program for tests, five Grosse POInte News local doctor who was In China the newsroom staff. Elston, who staff writers were honored for during the recent turmoil; and writes all of the editorials that their work. Fulton for his majOr reportIng appear on page 6A every week, Top writIng awards went to Job In his preview of the winter serves as wntmg coach. John MInms and Margie Reins sports season. He meets with each writer Smith MInms, assistant editor, The WrIters each received per!oOnally once a week for an was recognized for hiS news sto. $100 and a certificate Publisher hour to diSCUSSpast, future and nes, and Smith, feature editor, Robert G. Edgar thanked each of current stories received honors for feature wrlt- them for their work over the WIth more than 50 years' ex- Ing past year. penence In the newspaper busi. Awards for photography went The honors followed a serIes of ness, Elston has enjoyed a varied to Rob Fulton and Dan Jarvis awards gIven monthly over the career, ranging from small town RecognitIOn was accorded to Ful- preceding eight months Judges edItor to Washington correspon- ton, spOlis edItor, for hiS black for the monthly awards and the dent to edItor of the editorIal and white sports photos, and to year-end contest were Edgar, page at The DetrOlt News to JarVIS, staff wnter, for color pho- Lauren Chapman; Wilbur Els- heading the Journalism program tos that ran In 1989. ton, editorIal consultant; and Pat at Wayne State University He Staff writer Ronald J Bernas. Paholsky, editor. has been WIth the Grosse Pointe I CCCI\ cd an award for layout.- BeSides the monthly competl- News for 10 years Bernas deSigns almost all of the photo pages that appear in the paper. l{ecelvmg honorable mentIOns were Jal VIS for a black and white pre-Chnstmas photo and PRUDENTIAL-BACHE for hIS coverage of the Farms JU- dICIal electIOns and court-con- LOOKS AT Taking a break from routine newsroom duties are. from left. John Minnis. Ron Bernas. Rob Ful- tested voting; Rosh Sillars for a ton. Margie Reins Smith. Publisher Robert G. Edgar and Dan Jarvis. color Chnstmas photo and black a'1d white Halloween photos; THE '90s Browning appointed to business board Mayor Lorenzo "Red" Brown- "The team's primary effOli IS Be creative ing of Grosse POinte has been You're invited to a free, insightful seminar which will to encourage and assist new discuss how the changes of the '80s and the challenges of reappointed to the board of the bUSInesses," Browning said "It's Business Development Team of in business today may be the investment opportunities of tomorrow. necessary, and It has helped." TraInIng consultants Ellen Wayne County. This will be We will forecast the general economic trends of the '90s, Browning's second term. The BUSiness Development Cook and Cathy Vestrand will Team board has 25 members present a bnef overview of a both global and national, and recommend the best representing 25 commumtles ne"" program recently piloted in investment areas for the coming decade--energy, Inventors to meet The board directs the activities the metro Detroit area called biotechnology, infrastructure and pollution control This of several Wayne County Eco- "Cl'eatIvIty at Work" at the seminar not only provides you with a broad VIsion for the James Wren will be the fea- nomic Development Department MichIgan Professional Women's '90s, but also discusses which specific investments are tured speaker at the monthly staff members and the BUSIness Network meeting March 12, be- right for your individual financial needs meeting of the Inventors' Asso- Development Center at School- gInnIng at 6 p.m ciation of Metropolitan Detroit, craft College under a cooperatIve ThIS presentatIOn will focus on Thursday, March 8, at Grosse program with the MichIgan De- understandIng the need for crea- Speaker: Brian W. Tremain, Sales Manager Pointe North High School, 707 partment of Commerce tIvity m American bUSIness, 01'- TWO CONVENIENT TIMES & LOCATIONS: Vernier Road, Grosse POInte Staff members provide asslS- gamzations and industry. Guests Woods, in Room 312. tance in such areas as finding Will practIce a techmque to de- A. Tuesday, March 6th B. Thursday, March 8th Wren, manager of the Patent sites, arranging business loans, velop their own creatIVIty. at 7:30 p.m. at 4:30 p.m. Department of the Motor VehIcle developing business plans, mod- The Michigan Professional Grosse Pointe Hunt Club The Renaissance Club Manufacturers' ASSOCiatIOn,will ermzmg technology, proVIding Women's Network IS interested 6SS Cook Road JOORen Cen 3600 present an amusing lecture HIus- help WIth permits and exports, Mayor Lorenzo "Red" Browning III all areas of concern to profes- trating automotive patents helping to win contracts with slOnal women throughout history. state and federal governments urban commum tIes In Wayne The meetmg Will be held at To learn more about how you can take advantage of these Grosse Pointe North High and developing a trained work County So far, Browning said, Smith & Bras Co., 1476 W. Ma- exciting and timely opportunities, plan to attend this School is approxImately two force. the GIOSse Pomtes have not dl- pIe, Troy, begmnmg at 6 p.m. important seminar. Admission IS free, but space IS limited miles east of 1-94 at the Vernier "McNamara's done a hell of a \'ectly benefited, largely because The cost IS $18 memb;rs and To reserve your seat, just can or send in the coupon below. Road exit The ~..,tirW .. "WII,.!:¥,.... Jnh-¥o'jtQ.~e ~r~t1)l'Y~.-oj~ is.- ~tt,l~. I~ iorf. nSahCe Cel'll~r.SUite 1«1&,'---"" DetrOIt, MI 48243 will last two hours. The team serves all of the sub- - Nancy Parmenter tlOns must be In by March 7. For AttD: Brian W. Tremain dInner reservations and general Z59-5356 I mformation, call Diane Wilbur o Yes, I will attend Please reserve __ sealeS) for me at 647-4480. o I cannol allend, but please send me "Prudenllal-Bache Looks at the '90s"

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...., ...-""'" _ ...... - .2.2 \.,;'V~~I1_~_~". Grosse.M.Pointea.r.Ch_1'.1.9.9.0Ne\vs 'Something's Afoot:' G.P.Theatre will present musical comedy at Fries Grosse POinte Theatre wlll Amato and Jim McHugh. present "Somethmg's Afoot," a The play IS directed by Peter mUSical comedy salute to Agatha Walliko and produced by Marty ChnstIe, begInnmg March 6 - Bufallm. Other staff members evel'y mght except Monday - mclude Mane OlekSiak, Tony through March 17, at the Grosse ZOIa, Don Adzlgian, Mane Boyle, Elizabeth Moran Pomte War MemOrIal's Fnes John Dlckmson, Marilyn Wal. Audltol'lum, 32 Lakeshore l!ko. Judy Gleseking, Kakl Tin- Hawkins The play IS a salute to Agatha dall, Marge Chesnlck, Dennis Mary Ann and Mark Hawk- Chl'lstie and concerns 10 week- WIcklme, Blau' Arden, Mike ins of Grosse Pomte Woods are end guests who are stranded m Trudel, Holly Helsten and Sandy the parents of a girl, Elizabeth an English manor house dUl'lng Phelan-Holka Moran Hawkins, born Jan 14, a storm, when a rash of outra. Cmtam tIme IS 8 pm week- 1990 Maternal grandparents are geous aCCIdents occur days, 7 p m Sundays Tickets H. Jack Simmerer Jr. of St The cast IS full of Christie. like al'e $10 and may be ordered by Clair Shores and the late Mar- characters and mcludes Shu'ley calling the boll. office hothne, garet Moran Simmerer. Pater. Shepard, Karen Olen, Douglas 8814004 Dmners In the Crystal nal gIandparents are Dr. and Tobbe, Patncia Villegas, Clarke Ballroom of the War Memorial Mrs. Wilfred M. Hawkins of Scholes, Jack Petz, Ron Bernas, are avaIlable fOl' most mghts Naples, Fla, formerly of Grosse Teln Turpin-Amato, Anthony Call 881-7511 POinte Woo(i!, In the past 6 months

Ryan Jeffery Kamlay HAVE YOU MOVED? Teri Lynn and Jeffery Ed. ward Kamlay of St. Clair Shores are the parents of a boy, BECOME ENGAGED? Ryan Jeffery Kamlay, born In the past 3 months Jan 5, 1990 Maternal grandpar. ents are Richard and Elaine Ursitti of Warren Paternal grandparents are Dr. Edward HAD A BABY? and Eileen Kamlay of Grosse We have lots of local information and over 50 gifts • No strings! POinte Woods GROSSE POINTE 356.7720

Elizabeth Jane Owen Phone - eve~!~ fext dcm Jane and Walter Owen HI of Grosse Pomte Woods are the Some cast members try to figure out whodunit in "Something's Afoot," a musical salute to Aga- parents of a gIrl, Elizabeth tha Christie, which will be presented from March 6 through 17 at the Grosse Pointe War Memo- Someone You Love Can Use Our Help Jane Owen, born Feb 1, 1990. rial. ¥ " h Cast members include. from left. Clarke Scholes, Patricia Villegas. Shirley Shepard. Karen ":fA >...... "» m Maternal grandparents are ""« Peggy and Richard Beadle of Olen. Ron Bernas. Terri Turpin-Amato. Tony Amato. Kneeling: Jack Petz. Victim: Jim McHugh. Grosse Pointe Farms. Paternal grandparents are Betty Owen of Grosse POinte and the late Wal- ter Owen Jr. First mini-musicale to feature bassoonist The first of the "Preludes Ing repeltOlre of bassoon cham- For reservatIOns or for further East" senes of mml-musIcales ber mUSIC, Williams has played mformatlOn, call Dorothea Ver- presented by the Volunteer WIth the Buddhist Bassoon meulen at 886.9102 Christopher Martinus Council of the DetrOit Symphony Quartet and IS a founding mem- Peters Orchestra, Will be held at the ber of the popular DetrOit Sym- Grosse Pomte War Memorial on phony Bassoon Quartet As a Martinus and Maria Peters Fnday, March 9 A 12'15 pm teacher, he IS actIVe WIth pnvate of Grosse Pomte Woods are the luncheon wIll precede the pro studIO work and has taught at parents of a boy, Christopher gram, whIch begins at 1'30 p m the Umverslty of MichIgan, Martinus Peters, born Feb 1, Bassoomst Robert Wl1hams Wayne State Umverslty, the 1990 Maternal grandparents are will be the performing artist He Gland Teton Olchestra Trammg ~- ~~J'"...... '1 ...... r ?-".." t ~ Jerry and Joanne Clark of Jomed the DetrOIt Symphony Or Inshtute, and ClaIrmont MUSIC Our ;eputalion is-1Oi=~compp,s~ion,fiff3 caring. Jackson. Paternal grandparents chestra as prmclpal bassoonist m FestlVal are Chris and Anne Peters of September, 1974 Before coming REGISTERED NURSES' 'LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES Mary Baynelt IS chairman of NURSES AIDES. LlVF-IN COMPANIONS St. Clair Shores. to DetrOit, he served as prmclpal the senes • Prwate homes bassoomst WIth the orchestras of AssIstmg Ida Mae Massmck, Wmmpeg, Mmnesota, Colorado, • Hospital or nursmg homes chairman of hostesses, at the • 24-hour Rebekah Dorothy and Tucson Noted for hIS clear March 9 event Will be Marianne • Full Or part-lime coverage • Bonded and Insured Ostosh sound and Impeccable techmque, Endicott, Alice Johnston, Gwen Williams has represented the Mann, Duall Mmtm and Ceceha 263-0580 Curtiss and Lisa Ostosh of DSO as solo baSSOOnistWIth the Mason Grosse Pointe Park are the par- World Philharmonic Orchestra The cost for the entIre senes ents of a girl, Rebekah Doro- In Montreal, an orchestra made luncheon concerts IS $3750 Indi- NURSiNG UNliMiTEd thy Ostosh, born Feb. 5, 1990 up of mUSICians from more than VIdual luncheon concert tickets INCORPORATEO Maternal grandparents are 60 countnes may be purchased for $15 A A Commumty ProfessIOnal NurSing ServlcP James and Dorothy Paulun of An advocate of the ever'gI'ow conceIt-only tIcket IS $5 Robert Williams St. Clair Shores. Paternal grand- parents are Anthony and Patri- cia Ostosh of St. Clarr Shores. Dramatically Different David Thomas Sloss p~ B~athleen stevenson Deborah and Jeffrey Sloss of Harper Woods are the parents of a boy, David Thomas Sloss, born Jan. 8, 1990 Maternal grandparents are Dr. Carl and Counter Points Patricia Thomas of Grosse Pomte Woods Paternal grand- parents are David and Mary Lou Sloss of Grosse Pomte Farms Paternal great-grand- The ARRANGEMENT PARTY mother is Margaret Kierdorf of .5'i!!~~5~F'.SUPPLIES store will give you 1 DetrOIt Computer-aided kitchen deSIgn has ar- dozen 9" helium balloons for only nt'ed at Customcra{t, Inc. If you're thmk- $5 00 if you mention thiS ad. Stop Ing of remodeling your kitchen, but are by and see our large supply of bal- Katherine Sarah Forbes haVing trouble VlsuallZlng what your new loons, greetmg cards, gifts, novel- tIes, paper and plastic products and Christa Jean Forbes 'ipace Will look !tke, let the experts at Cus- tomcraft help you see the future today. Somethmg for all your party John and Jeanne Forbes of Computer.drawn, color perspectwes Will needs Our motto: "If we don't St Clan ShOles al e the parents show you what your dream kItchen Will have It or you can't find it - call of tWin gills. Katherine Sarah look lzke from any angle. VISit our Grosse us - we will get It for you" ,. 882-6711, Forbes and Christa Jean 17329 Mack Avenue. FOI'bes, born Feb 15, 1990 Ma POll1te Farms showroom, at 18332 Mack tel nal grandparents are Cora At'elllle rbetl~'een Moran and McKmley}, and Camille Michael of GIOSse and view the latest m kitchen deSign tech- Valente Jewelers does expert Pomte Woods Patel nal gI'and Illques Or call 881-1024 for a free con- watch repairs on most brands. pal ents ale Norma and John 'illItatlOn. Watches should be periodically Cusmano of Mount Clemens ~ checked for cracks in crystal that Great grandmothers are WilIia- will allow dirt to enter mechanism. Give your watch a new look with mina Sutherland of ~Olthvllie ~ and Marie Geier of Mount Cle a new strap or metal band. Come in and make a selection ... 16849Kercheval 881- mens 4800. '

Jonathan Phillip Krease Marion and Kevin Krease of Dramatic contemporary styles of diamond gtA..6t"fW1- FLOOR COVERING!! Grosse POinte Farms are the yo-,.'" Watch for our NEW parents of a boy. Jonathan rings using baguette and round diamonds. STORE opening on 9 Mile and Harper across Phillip Krease, born Feb 14. from K-MART starting March 15th .. , Any 1990 Maternal grandparents are questiOn<;call 822-2645. Jean and Phil Dickinson of .. * Grosse Pomte Park Paternal edmund t. AHEE jewelers grandmotl-Jer IS Dorothy Krease of Grosse Pomte Woods 20139 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods For more Pointe Counter Points Maternal great.grandmother is please see 16B Mrs. Z.C. Dickinson of Laguna 886.4600 HIlls. Calif

I , • -•~-...... - -...... - ...-. March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News f~t ~- 3B DSOH's annual fundraiser According to the members of will be 'Some Enchanted Evening' Grosse the DetrOlt Symphony Orchestra Horsing around: Gregory J. Vasse and ChaIr- Hall Volunteer CouncIl, Monday, Pomters are attendmg funw'als slve care umt at Cottage Hospi- man of the Board Robert P. tal March 12, will be "Some En- ers as far away as Palm Beach, Lambrecht at the aUXIliary's chanted Evenmg " It will also be Fla On Feb 24, at the Palm More than 400 men and annual meetmg on Jan 31, at women compl'lse Cottage Hospi. the ninth annual Ball In the Beach Polo Club, a benefit for Lochmoor Club tal AuxJ!Iary Last year these Hall, a yearly fundralser for De- the Umted States Equestl'lan The actual check was for troit Symphony Orchestra Hall Team, "A TrIbute to the Fu. people gave 55,000 hours of ser- $40,000 - the result of gIft shop vIce m a val'lety of actiVItIes at It's a smashmg event wIth lots ture," names William Ulrich and Hohday Mart sales and pro- the hospital For informatIOn of PIZazz,saId Eleanor Breit- Couzens and Mr. and Mrs. ceeds fJ om the aUXiliary's an. about volunteer opportUnities, meyer Gebert, DSOH Volun- Lawrence P. Fisher as commIt nual kItchen toU! and other pro. teer CouncIl spokesman and tee members call Jan Hertel, dIrector of vol. Jects unteer serVICes, at 884-8600, ext former writer for the DetroIt The money WIll help pw'chase 2455 News "It's a unique event m Don't stay home: Home a new Hewlett Packm d cardiaC the Motor CIty less people represent all races monitormg &ystem fOl the Inten - Margie Rein!>Smtth "A wooden floor ISstretched and backgl'ounds, and most al e over the seats," she saId, "much unwllhng VIctIms of cIrcum- as ISdone each New Year's Eve stances they'd desperately like to for the very famous Opera Ball change m VIenna. What makes thiS "Home IS Whele," IS a play palty so spectacular ISthat De. about the tragedy of homeless- trOlt Symphony Orchestra musI- ness It II III be pelformed at cIans - 40 or more - donate Dominican HIgh School In De theIr servIces to entertam. trOlt at 8 p m. on Fnday and "And Mitch Miller, of Smg Saturday, March 16 and 17, and Along WIth Mitch TV fame, pays at 2 pm and 7 pm on Sunday, hIs own way here from New Photo by Bert Emanuele March 18 A speCIal showmg for York to conduct the musicians " hIgh schooleI'S wJll be on Mon Joyce Hock. president of Cottage Hospital Auxiliary. presented ThIs year the Ball In the Hall day, March 19, at 11'30 am s will celebrate the mUSICof RIch- a big check to Gregory J. ValSe. executive vice president, and Proceeds from the pelfor ard Rodgers - hence the "Some Hobert P. Lambrecht. chairman of the board. on Jan. 31 at the mances WIll benefit the DetrOit! Enchanted Evening" theme auxiliary's annual meeting. The money will help purchase a Wmdsor Refugee CoahtlOn and cardiac monitoring system for the hospital. Frank D. SteDa, board chair. the DetrOit Cathohc Pastoral Al man of Orchestra Hall, WIllbe hance honored thIS year. Call 881.1912 for ticket Infor- Dennis Nahat, a graduate of Homeless shelters are bemg Party chaIrmen are Dr. Don. mation Grosse POinte South High proVIded WIth 300 flee tIckets to ald C. and Dale Austin of School, IS choreographer and ar the performances Grosse Pointe Others on the ball Go for silver: The student. tistic director of the Cleveland Advance tIckets are $10, $12 committee are Marianne Endi. run Intermedla Gallery at East. Ballet at the door Low mcome and SA Y GOODBYE TO THICK. UNSIGHTL Y LENSES FOREVER cott of Grosse Pointe and Joel ern MichIgan UniversIty IS host- Even though the Cleveland chIldren's tIckets are $5 Stone, who has designed sets mg the second Mid.Amencan Ballet IS the youngest of the ma- Since 1983, the DetroltlWmd and backdrops to transform Or. Conference InvitatIOnal Metals- Jor American dance companIes, SOl'Refugee CoahtlOn has • A Thinner Lens that chestra Hall into a South PaCific mlthmg ExhIbItIOn now through It'S fourth largest In the nation prOVIded more than 600 indIgent Reduces Edge Thickness paradise. Fnday, March 2, from 9 a.m to Nahat's onglnal choreography people WIth shelter, food, educa by up to 35% 5 p.m each day. tlOn, medIcal and legal aSSIS Some Grosse Pointers have al. IS based upon the 1895 versIOn • Better Comfort and ready sent in theIr reservatIOns, Grosse Pomte native Denise of Tchalkovsky's beloved ballet. tance. Functionality mcluding Mr. and Mrs. Donald Koenig Susselman has organ- "My mterpretatlOn has been The DetrOIt Cathohc Pastoral M.D. Thurber, Mr. and Mrs. IZed the show She is also presl' CIeated In the 19th century style Alhance IS engaged In a minIS • Highly Fashionable with Donald Longyear, Mr. and dent of EMU's Silversmiths of the romantIc claSSICS,"Nahat tl'y that affirms the presence of Available Anti-Reflective Mrs. Robert Giles, Dr. and GUIld A closmg receptIOn with saId The romantic tale concerns the church In hospItals, JaIls and Coating Mrs. Clyde Wu and Mr. and the artIsts WIll be FrIday, March a beautiful princess trapped by a the streets Mrs. John Young. 2 from 5 to 8 p m In the gallery WIcked sorcerer's spell whIch For tIcket mformatlOn, call TIckets are $200 per person, The exhIbIt IS free and open to condemns her to live m the body 963-5071 STOP IN AND SEE OUR $250 for patrons; and $2,000 gets the pubhc. of a swan She IS allowed to re- PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE you dinner for four m an exclu. sume human form only between slve pnvate box - WIth white. Native swan: The MIchI- mIdnIght and dawn. She meets a Big donation: Cottage gloved service, special cham. gan Opera Theatre wJ!1present pnnce one night, falls m love, HospItal Awohary PreSident Joyce Rock presented an over- ale I 882-9711 !1111 pagne and your very own walter. Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake," a and thlough strange tWIstS of production by the Cleveland Bal. fate well . SIzed (hterally) check to the hos 19599 MACK AVE. So far, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard pltal's ExecutIve VIce PreSIdent GROSSE PO\Nl'E WOODS Jaques of Grosse Pointe Shores let, on FrIday, Saturday and For tIckets to "Swan Lake," have purchased a box Sunday, March 9, 10 and 11 call 874 SING "For my moneY, this is the best party of the season," saId Gebert, "and I've gone to thou. +1 sands durmg a 35.year career span at The News" Call the DooH volunteer of- fice at 567-9000 for more InfOI" matIon Reservations are due by March 5

Another Ball: MIchIgan Opera Theatre's fourth annual Opera Ball IScoming up on Fri- day, May 4. TRUNK SHOWINC Two Grosse Pomters are at the of helm of this popular MOT fun- dralser Marianne Endicott and Dale Austin. Austin ISa MOTHER OF THE BRIDE trustee for MOT and serves as special events chamnan EndI- and cott IS co-chairman of the ball. It WIll be the first black tIe occasion dresses gala In the soon.to-be-opened grand ballroom of the Ritz.Carl. ---3 DAYSONLY----... ton In Dearborn and WIll serve as a prevIew for MOT's produc- THURS., FRIDAY & SATURDAY tion of VerdI'S "La Traviata," MARCH 1.2 & 3 f May 5 through 12 I Tickets to the Opera Ball are . $300 per person and include 1~~ valet parkmg, cocktail reception, ~- , , , sumptuous dinner, entertam- Sizes 4-16 prices $300to $3600 ment and dancing. All ticket pro- With It'S soaring glass atrium, balCOnies, ceeds benefit MOT tentllS court, pool. secure garage, and a InVItations will be maIled muniCipal golf course at your door soon. To receIve one, call Lana Robinson, 874.7850 ALWAYS 20% OFF A wrlety of floor plans are available (or your personal decoratlllg and customlzlllg 352-7202 InSide, all your whims have been Help hope: Shanon Hours APPLEGATE SQUARE anticipated, rooms offer unparalleled space Fromm of Grosse Pomte Farms Mon .Sol 10-5 30 29839 Nortl1we$tern Hwy With lu:rury detalls. was recently elected preSIdent of Thurs Eve Iii 8 30 Between 12 & 13 MIle LeukemIa Research LIfe, a non Resldence<; oVallable from 1100 to over profit orgamzatlOn dedlc~ted to 2200 ~quare feet Two or three bedrooms the ehmmation of all chIldhood and 2 or 21J2 baths "Spectacular" 7th floor cancers, the number one k1l1erof penthouses are available children ages 1 to 14 Fromm IS ••• I NEED PERSIAN RUGS ••• the first woman to be elected '" Come tour the only mld'rlse condomlllium president of the organlzatton '" tou'er III St CIGlr Shores "OPEN" The purpose of the group IS to I'M PAYING eL ervda\ (e>.cept Th ursday) or by raIse money to support ongomg appOintment research projects at ChIldren's HospItal of MIchIgan 3x5 - $300 - $400 8x10 - $600 • $800 It was all started by Sharon 4x6 • $400 • $500 9x12 • $1,000 and up 3000 Country Club Drive and Paul Dragan and a small 5x7 • $500 - $600 1Ox13 • $1,200 and up group of parents whose chIldren St. Clair Shores were undergomg treatment for Buying * For infonnation call: * leukemIa and other childhood 293.1643 cancers at CHM chmc.'l. The American and European Paintings group has grown to a mailing membershIp of 300. Of every dol- Music Boxes. Cut Glass - Fine Lamps - Pottery lar raIsed, 97 percent IS used for - Toys. Weapons. WristlWatches - Clocks R"presented by research by the hospItal The main fundraIseI' ISa dm. New Location: 20788 Mack ner dance, "Evenmg of Hope," The Prudentl8l • whIch Will take place on March North of Vernier Grosse Pointe 3 at Roma's of Llvoma. - Insured Consignments - Real Estate Co. 'TIckets are $35 and include 19615 Mack Ave drinks, an elaborate buffet, late Grosse POinteWoods MI48236 night pIZza snacks and musIc by CALLING HOUSE ANTIQUES - 882-1652 1313) 882.0087 Sunnse

l •• March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 4B Christ Church Grosse Pointe to hold Tuesday Lenten series 1kP~MCD~ At the heart of Lent IS com- Each evemng wlll focus on the servIce planned by partIcIpants by the Rev Edward A. M Cob- mitment. a tIme when we are glft of Holy Communion TopICS m the five week senes den Jr, rector, the Rev. Bryant enten greetIngs asked to embrace growth and m the program WIll mclude the PanshlOnel sand fnends WIll W Dennison; the Rev Gregory By the Rev. WIlliam DeVries spmtual challenge Toward that experience of eucharist, ItS nch become actively mvolved It wJ1l P Sammons, the Rev. Margaret First Christian Reformed Church end, Christ Church Grosse hIstory and hentage, the lan- be a time to speak and to listen, H Sammons; Fredenck De- Pomte will present a Lenten se- guage of prayer and Holy ScrIp. a time for Ief1ectlOn, a time set Haven, ol'gamst and choirmas. Hallmark and Amel'lcan Gl'eetmgs have theil' acts to- nes on five Tuesday evenings, ti- ture, and liturgical musIc The apalt to gather as a commul1lty tel', and members of the worshIp gether Greetmg cards bury us m a deluge of colored papel' tled, "The Prism of the Eucha- senes will culmmate m a cele of faIthful people committee. at holiday seasons. I do not WIsh to congratulate them for nst " brat !On of the Holy Euchanst: a The programs will be held on Everyone IS welcome. the "heavenly host" of greetmgs possibIlitIes they make Tuesdays, March 6, 13, 20, 27 and Apnl 3. Each program WIll Call Chnst Church Grosse available to us, although I must note theIr attempts to put United Methodist Women plan tours begm at 7 30 p m. and conclude Pomte for more mformation. words m our mouth to express (or maybe aVOld expressmg?) at 9 p m DISCUSSIOnsWIll be led 885.4841 the truths we belIeve about God bemg bom and coming The Grosse Pointe United MethodIst Women wlll hold an back from the dead. Methodlst Women, on Tuesday, all day meetmg on Tuesday, Idon't wish to congratulate them for two reasons. FIrst, I March 6, WIll begin a study of March 13, fOl' the DetrOIt East District United Methodist Lenten series at First English don't thmk theIr attempts are worthy of congratulations Islam WIth a tour of the Mosque First English Lutheran WIll be served on Wednesday m Harper Woods. Later, they Women. "Tapestry of Love" IS a either In motive 01' content And second, because that's not ChUlch, 800 Vernier, Grosse evenings at 6 pm. A free.wiIl of. wll1 have lunch and a gulded workshop on the ImplementatIOn the pomt I want to make Pomte Woods, IS sponsoring a fel ing will be received to defray tour of the Greek Orthodox of the Charter for Racial Justice The POint I do want to make IS that I have never seen a speCial Lenten sermon series, the cost of the meals. All are in- Church and Cultural Center on Evelyn Strong, from the Wom. "The Apostles' Creed For To- vlted Lent card Greeting cal'd manufacturers know better, I Marter Road m Grosse Pointe en's DIVISion General Board of day" think, than to try this one Woods Global Concerns, WIll be the What would they say? "Have a happy Lent?" "May the leader. Antomette Wheatley, dls. Begmnmg on Sunday, March In additIOn, on Sunday morn. feelings of the season last all year long?" Chairman for the day 18 Phyl. tnct chairman of Chnstlan SOCIal 4, the sermons for both the Sun- mgs, during the Sunday school hour (9:45.10:45 a.m.), Dr. Wal- Hardly appropriate, I thmk Nor could they tum it to a lis Armstrong, vIce preSIdent, mvolvement, IS m charge of the day mOl'mng and Wednesday and devotions WIll be led by services Will focus on the Apos- ter A. SchmIdt, senior pastor of sympathy card, hke, "Sorry you're so sad; hope you feel bet- program and Charlotte Grosse IS HenrIetta McInally. Everyone IS tles' Creed the oldest and most First Enghsh and adJunct profes- ter soon" None of the canned expl'eSSlOns fit thIS special m charge of the luncheon Reser- welcome ReservatIOns are $6.50 vatIOns are $4 50 and mclude WIdely accepted of all ChnstIan sor at Oakland Community Col- and solemn season. and may be made by callmg the cleeds lege, Will lead a class which will Lent was begun centunes ago as a time of preparatIOn for workshop and lunch. They may church, 886.2363, by March 1 be made by callmg the church, Sunday mornmg servIces are look at the Biblical stOry of the new ChrIstian believers They wel'e preparmg to jom the The Grosse Pomte United 886-2363 by March 2. at 8.30 and 11 a.m and the first Easter. These sessions, church and partake m theIr first Lord's Supper on Easter Wednesday servIces will be held which Will meet on the six Sun- The preparation was a 40 day perIOd of learning about the at 10.30 a.m and repeated agam days of Lent, WIll examme Palm faIth and personal assessment. International adoptions are offered at 7'30 p.m m the evemng. A Sunday, Christ's Last Supper, People felt that fastmg would help them set aSIde sandWIch buffet Will be served arrest, trial, crucifixion and res- thoughts and feehngs whIch would hinder thIS self-assess- through Lutheran Adoption Service on Wednesday mornmgs follow. surection These classes are open ment The true PUl'Pose of the self-assessment was that per- mg worshIp and a Lenten supper to the commumty. sons would see cleal'ly how serIOus then' sm was and there- Chl1dren from South American fications to be an adoptive fam. fore apprecIate the great vIctory and freedom of Jesus' and AsIan countnes now can be Ily vary from country to country death and reSUl1'ectlOn. adopted through Lutheran Adop- and agency to agency. Total cost may range between And there IS the rub m thIS season: recognizing one's own tIOn Service (LAS) m this coun- St. Paul Catholic Church offers try. $8,000 and $12,000 This m- wrong; not makmg excuses for It; not comparing it to some- LAS, through Its Bay City of- cludes the fee of LAS, the mter- lecture: 'Medicine and Morals' one else's; not bemg afraId to face It because of what recog- fice, is directing a program natIOnal agency fee, a fee mzmg It will say about one's true character The Rev. Francis X. Canfield Thursday, March 8. where it is a broker WIth inter- charged by the country and and Dr Cynthia Wl1berdine WIll The discussion w111 concern Lent IS a tIme of honestly facmg who one IS and what one transportation costs for the chIld. natIOnal adoption agencies for Present 'Medicme and Morals,' witholding and withdraWIng life has done. the placement of children. Quali- Heading the program is Lois at St Paul's pansh house on support systems So Lent is a sad time, a lonely time. It IS not sad because Bertermann, of Bay CIty "We I fast. It is sad because of what I see in myself when all the need homes so badly for these covel' IS l'lpped away Lent IS no time for greeting cards Children of Mary children," she saId Kolping Society to hold card party But you can't get to Easter WIthout Lent. You can't un- Bertermann can be contacted derstand the vIctory, the JOY,the true hbelty behmd these The SodalIity of the Children at 517-686.3170. The Kolpmg SocIety is plan- The donation is $5, which in- Easter hymns and flowers and sermons WIthout Lent. of Mary of the Sacred Heart WIll LAS IS the state's largest non- nmg a card party on Sunday, cludes cards, door pnzes, table hold Its March meeting on Fn- profit agency. It placed 105 child- The card compames - and many others too - try to March 4, at the Kolpmg Center, prizes and luncheon. Reserva- day, March 2, at 10 a.m. at ren m permanent homes last make us Jump over Lent. Just take Easter, they imply. For- 24409 Jefferson, St. ClaIr tions are required. Call Lynn Grosse Pointe Academy m year Most were special needs Shores Doors WIll open at 2 get all that depressing stuff You're not so bad Rheker at 757-1251 or Marilyn Grosse Pomte Farms. children p.m Lajun at 294-5982. See PASTOR, page 5B - Redeemer United GROSSE Methodist Church DIAL-A-PRAYER 882-8770 20571 Vernier just W. of 1-94 POINTE ~:Ifonte Harper Woods ~~throp FEBRUARY 884.2035 UNITED Grosse Pointe Unitarian St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church 10'30 a m. WorshIp CHURCH 884-3075 ~ 9:15 a.m. Church School FUR SALE Church t (\ 881-6670 a caring church 375 lothrop at Chalfonte Rev. Terasa Cooley 4- c:;r~~ t.~. ST.tJlCHAEL'SEP!SCOPAL • 9'00 a m Worship iJ 1990 Collection of Guest Speaker ~ • • CHURCH "He Must Go" 11 00 a m Service & Church School 10 10 a m. Sunday SChool Fabulous Designed 11:15a.m Worship ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park Matthew 16:21-28 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 Furs Now at Nursery Available 9:30 &. 11 :15 SERVICE John Corrado, Pastor a.m. Rev J. Philip Wahl Rev Colleen Kamke 8 00 a m Holy Eucharisl 9:30 a .m. CHURCH SCHOOL Sale Prices. 1(}303JT1 Choral Euchanstand Sermon CRIB ROOM KDGN.AVAILABLE First english Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE Ch=h School (NlIl'SCl)' Avallable) DR ROY R HUTCt£ON. PASTOR Canadian Fur Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST MId-Week Eucl1mst 9.30 3JT1.Tuesday REV DAVID R KAISER - CROSS ASSOC Specialists for Over 60 Grosse Pomte Woods Kercheval at Lakepomte The Rev. Robert E. Nelly 884-5040 822-3823 The Rev.Jack G. Trembath Grosse Pointe Years 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Sunday School and Worship WOODS 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN • No Duty Dr. Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor Nursery is prOVided Church • No Sales Tax Rev. Paul J. Owens, Pastor Rev. Harvey Reh • Full Premium on St. James Lutheran Christ the King 19950 Mack (l:lelW8en Moross & Vernler) U.S. funds Church lion the Hill" Lutheran ChurCh 9:00a.m. 884-0511 Worship & Learning center 9-.30 Mack at LochrnooT 884-5090 Saturday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Adutt Education & Children's Hour 9:00 a.m. Sunday School & BIble Classes Jr. High Time Adult IE Children Sunday 9:30 9'00 & 10-30 a.m WorshIp SeI'VlOOS 11.00 a.m. Sunday Worship Lenten Vespers every Wed. 7:00 pm. 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Worship & Church SChool 11:00 Supervised NUflIery 9:15 a.m. Family Eucharist "Faith Stales" Sunday Worship Preschool call 884-5090 10:20 a.m. Church School Rev. William Harp, preaching McMillan at Kercheval Pastor Robert A. Rimbo Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor & Adult Forum 6:00p.m. Robin Abbott, Minister ofNurture Randy S.Boelter, Pastor 11:15 a.m. Morning Prayer senior High Challenge or Holy Eucharist Nursery servICeS Available THE SUBJECT FOR TIllS Grosse Pointe from 9:00 a m 10 Noon SUNDAY IS: UNITED METHODIST 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. CHURCH 885-4841 886-4300 II "Christ Jesus" A Friendly Church for An Ages PRESBYI'EIUAN First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd., 886.2363 Scientist GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH Grosse Pointe Fanns, "Temptation at 40" ~ABLISHED 1886 CE. Rev. Jack E. Giguere, preaching That's what the sandwiChes at HAM SUPREMESHOPSare all 282 Chalfonte Ave. about. Because we refuse to skImp on anythIng. NeIther 4 blocks West ofMoToss 900 a m Worship & Church School Sunday, March 4, 1990 quantity. nor quality. 11 00 a.m. WorshIp & Nursery Carc Our mouth.waterlng, Overstuffed Sandwiches are plied hIgh, Sunday 10:30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION wIth a fuIl6.ozs. of meat and only the flnest flxlngs Stop In Sunday School 10:30 a.m. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching and let them speak for themselves. Wednesday 8'00 p.m calebthe stlril Featuring Truen's chocolate and gourmet gOOdies. ALL ARE WELCOME ~ THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 & 11:00 Worship ,.------, 9:30 ChUl'ch School - K-Senior Highs BUY1 "HOME SWEET HOME" Crib-4 Yr Old Care (9:30-12:00) : SANDWICH : That's how you'll feel Adult Education: Racism ill: "African- after visiting American Issues" - Rev. Eddie Edwards I GET$~~goFOR I 'H4r'UlJ"E~E~ 10:30 & Noon Coffee & Fellowship I (NOT VALID WtOTHER I GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH I COUPON OFFER) I ~ 21336 Mack Ave. Thur, Mar 1,7:30 pm, Adult Education Class W'1oD OFFER EXPIRES 3111190'" (comer of old 8 Mile) John Calvin & tbe Reformation - Dr. V. Bruce Rigdon L Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wed, Mar 7, 6-8 pm, Lenten Dinner & Programs ------. Sh eat/Ahead Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. CI For FasrCsrryOut 21611 Harper, St. air ores Evening Praise 6:30 p.m. 16 Lakeshore Drive. Grosse Pointe Farms. 882.-5330 IAiIiiiIilIl.-l ~ Between 8 & 9 Mile 774.2820 ~..-.J ~ (Behind Movieland) 881.3348

I ..----T--;"J ,L7W ~- March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 58 G.P. Rotary boosts exchange program

James C Mack of Grosse POinte Rotary Club FoundatIon 11\ been around for yC..if, The nC\I bundlc of JOY Thc JOY that', presented a $1,000 check to le,lYlng your encrg) level dralncd Rc\ 1lPltdl and \Iedllal Lenler graders who WIll travel to John France m May to complete the exchange, which is offered by the Grosse Pointe schools through the AssocIatIOn of French-Amer- Ican Classes. Also m attendance were Jack McMahon, Richard Elementary School prmcipal and host for the program, Sue Berger, parent co- Pholo b, All Hollal G.O.B. ordinator, and Don Riddell, a member of the Rotary Club, /The Kingfisher' cast: Liquidation Sale whose daughter, Tracy, is partIC- The Fine Arts Society presented "The Kingfisher:' by William Douglas Home. on Feb. 9 and #1990-1 ipating in the program. 10 at the Players Theater. Everything Sold at cost! Performances were highlighted by the Grosse Pointe South High School vocal ensemble. di- rected by Ellen Bowen. and the Grosse Pointe North vocal ensemble. directed by Ben Walker. (No reasonable offers refused) From left. are producers Robert and Marilyn Ruthven. Steve Schrader. loann Koch..Richard 14K chains, charms, nngs, watches. etc , etc ASSOCiationrarefor Retaraed CitIZenS Reimer and director Ken Howard. o & B Jewelers Harper at 9 Mile Road Macross from KMMart ~~ikP~ 772-7680 Students who have been in- of Grosse Pomte Farms, has cluded on the dean's list for the AIrman 1st Class Christo- Bowhng Green State Umver- completed recruit traimng at pher R. King has been deco- slty has named the students on fall semester of 1989-90 at West- Marine Corps Recruit Depot in ern Michigan University are rated WIth the Air Force Its fall semester dean's hst. In. San Diego, Calif. Achievement medal at Kelly AIr cluded is Thomas Michael She- Mark Anthony lannace and • Je(frey Jonathan Earl of Force Base, Texas. Kmg IS the hab of Grosse Pointe Woods. He COSMETIC SURGERY CENTER son of Janet R. and David R Personalized Private Outpatient Surgery Grosse Pointe Woods and Patri- Allyson Suski IS one of 10 earned a 4.0 grade pomt aver- cia A. Mandarino of Grosse American Umversity undergrad- King of Grosse Pointe Park and age is a 1985 graduate of Grosse Pointe Farms. They have com- uates to be named "Community Service Associate" in AU's 1989 Pomte South HIgh School. • • all cosmetic piled at least a 3.5 grade pomt breast procedures average in at least 14 hours of Community Service Achieve. • graded class work. ment Awards and Associates Central MichIgan UniverSIty's • permanent fat AIr NatIOnal Guard Tech. Sgt project. Suski is tutoring stu- fall semester honors list includes • Ernest G. Diedo has graduated removal (liposuction) dents this semester at an inner. students from Grosse Pointe who F Melissa A. Dinverno of city Washington, D.C. junior from an Air Force major com. placed in the top 10 percent of I • male cosmetic breast & mand non-eommisslOned officer I, I Grosse Pomte City and Angela high school. She is the daughter theIr class. Among those who re- body contouring Y. Rusen of Grosse Pomte of Joseph and Suzanne SUSkI of academy. Dledo IS the son of ceived straIght As was Brian J. • out-patient mini-tucks to Shores have been named to the Grosse Pomte Park. Edward Dledo of Grosse Pointe Boutell of Grosse Pointe Woods. Woods and IS a 1973 graduate of remove excess unwanted deants list at Kalamazoo College. • Others on the honors lIst In- Grosse Pomte North HIgh cluded Lisa A. Gosger and Jen. -H tat and/or sl<.inbelow the Dmverno is a senior, the daugh. Four students from Grosse School nifer Jones of Grosse Pomte Aftw belly-button ter of Pat Cox of Grosse Pointe Pomte have completed degrees • City and James Dinvemo of De- at Ferris State Umverslty dur- Park and Tammey M. Proffitt • troit Rusen is a sophomOl"e;"'the f' ing the- faU .quarter. They are lIII Julie Marantettet ai: sesuOl" at,., ~ordltS)sse Pomte Farms. ' - - ...... -- t.....- .. -...--. ~-;:':"-:::'"~r- 'daughter of Mr. and Rein . Mary Kefalonitis and John Miss Portet's School in Farniing- ' ','" • joseph w, stern. m,d, Mrs: I >t" .. ~Rusen of Grosse Pointe Shores. Christopher Simmons of ton, Conn., was an intern dw-fng (313) 855-5353 • Grosse Pointe Woods, Sarah January at the Smithsonian In- Zara Dugan, a lIberal arts Anne Platt of Grosse Pointe stItutIOn's Museum of Natural major at Union College in Sche- (800) 654-2669 Marme Prc. Matt P. Arm- Park and Maria Grace Pic- HIStory m Washmgton, DC She nectady, N.Y, studied in Greece strong, son of Duenna J. Weber done of Grosse Pointe City. assisted WIth the care and feed- this winter under Union Col- mg of a live exhibIt of insects, lege's Term Abroad Program. 3 14 ,0 northwestern highway answered viSitors' questIOns and Dugan is the daughter of Patrick (easy eXit off 1-696) farmington hIlls 480) 8 Pastor ::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:gave demonstrations Marantette and Anna Dugan of Grosse IS the daughter of DaVId Maran- Pomte Woods and IS a graduate No Charge for Consultotlon of Grosse Pomte North HIgh From page 4B But you can't see the meanIng tette and Nancy Delaney of of Easter, of Jesus' empty grave, Grosse Pomte. School. But untIl one knows better, unless you also see you own very until one is honest about how personal hatred, envy, greed, deeply we all need forgivmg and vmdlctiveness, bigotry and all freedom, that person cannot the rest. really get to Easter So, I don't have a card to send Easter IS the pIvotal key to you That's OK by me. But I do Christian faIth. St. Paul saId, want to send you a season's early m the Christian struggle, greeting. May you see yourself that if Easter is not true, we this Lent May you see deeply FRANK BOOS AUCTION who believe m Jesus are the and clearly And may you have weatest of all fools. the happiest Easter ever. MARCH 9, 10 AND 11 FEATURING

Paintings, graphiCS, furniture, sterling silver, crystal, porcelains, art pottery, Oriental carpets, European Ivories Oriental Ivones, cloisonne, bronzes, jewelry, watches, marble wares, fabrics, books, guns, collecti- bles, wicker, trains, carousel horses, pianos, clocks, COUNTRY FOLK ART ethnographic art, metal wares and much more. SHOW 6! SALE@ Some speCial highlights are: Nicola Simban 011 on can- THOMAS WATERMAN WOOD 011 ~ ~ Early 20tn century German carved on canvas 20 x 14 Signed and and painted wood carousel hcrse vas entitled "Patnzla"; two German carved and dated 1878 60 X 61 painted wood carousel horses; a Thomas W,aterman Wood all on canvas, an antique Kashan carpet (10'3" x 14'9") and a customized 1972 Ford Titan two door ~.f , .;1} sedan beaTing a plaque stating that It was espeCially 1, ,... "6" bUilt for Sammy DaVIS, Jr. 411'- MfiltCH2.3.4, 1990 EXHIBITION Wednesday, March 7...... Noon to 8 p.m DAVISBORG, MICHI

, , . __ --- ..... 7•..- __ .------March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe NEws 68 Overeaters Fox Creek Questers meet March 1 Anonymous meets "ACCIdental Doorstops Collec- which will meet March 1 at tIOn" WIll be the subject of Mar- 1230 P m lene Harle's plOgl'am for the Fox at Bon Secours Harle recently realized she Creek chapter of The Questel s, Overeaters Anonymous (OA), a has 13 cast Iron doorstops, span. non-profit, 12-step program for mng a time pertod from the compulslVe overeaters, meets early 1900's to the 1940's, m her weekly at 10 a m on Saturdays 1894-vmtage home on Moross at Bon Secours Hospital, 468 Metropolitan Rose Road She realIzed that 13 ob- Cadieux, Grosse Pointe City. Jects of almost anything of such There are no dues or fees The Society an age span warrants the htle of only reqUirement for member. "a collection", she decided to do ship IS a desire to stop eatmg The Metropolitan Rose Society research and write a paper on compulsively Will meet at 2 pm on Sunday, the subject Quester organIZation For further mformatlOn about March 4, at the Olivet Lutheran members are generally expected the Bon Secours meetmg, or Church, 19521 Van Dyke, De- to pl'Oduce such papers from about other meetings m the tl'oit tIme to tIme m keeping with area, call 545-LIFE their natIOnal motto: "It's fun to Tom Taylol', hfehme Judge, search and a JOY to find" and consultmg rosal'ian and hybn, then' interest 10 histonc restora- dlzer Will gIve a two-part presen- Regina High School tIOn and preservatIOn. tatIOn, "SpringtIme In the rose holds card party garden" and a shde dIsplay on Chapter members are asked to the newest roses m commerce. bl'mg examples of doorstops to The Regma High School Moth- The pubhc is inVIted Admls. the meeting. Rita Brennan WIll ers' Gul1d IS holdmg a card sion IS free be hostess for the meetmg. party, "Smgapore Fhng," on lID 1990 Designer's Show House Thursday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m The 1990 Junior League of Detroit Designers' Show House. 15420 Windmill Pointe. Grosse 10 the school gym, 20200 Kelly Pointe Park. will be open to the public from noon to 5 p.m .. on Sunday. March 4 for a "99-cent An Exclusive Lakefront Residence Road, Harper Woods Sneak Peek" tour of the undecorated mansion. Admission is payab1. at the door. A $5 donatIOn mcludes re Visitors can experience the magnificent English Tudor home built for J. Bell Moran in 1928. fl'eshments and an opportunity This architectural gem is of significant historic value to th. Detroit community. to win table and door prIZes The home features 12- to 14-foot pressed plaster ceilings. seven fireplaces. 16 baths. and For mformatlOn or tickets, call carved oak paneling throughout. Stephame Thomas, 893.3377 01' The Junior League of Detroit is a non-profit organization. Proceeds from the Design ..... Show the school office, 526-0220 House are returned to the Detroit metropolitan community through League.sponaored protects. The decorated Show House will be open to the public from May 1 through May 28. Advance G.P. Camera Club tickets are 58.00. Tickets at the door are $10. For more information. call the Junior League of Detroit office at 881.0040. The Grosse Pomte Camera Club Will meet on Tuesday, March 6, at 7.30 p m at Brow nell Middle School, 260 Chal. Grosse Pointer joins hereditary societies fonte, Grosse Pomte Fal'ms, for a monochrome and color prmt LOIS A Tope of Grosse Pomte riod from the settlement of Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, competitIOn and pictonal and Woods has been elected a mem- Jamestown, May 13, 1607 to FrIends of the Grosse Pointe Li- nature shde competitIon ber of the NatIOnal SocIety of May 13, 1687 In additIOn, in brary, Grosse Pointe Woman's ViSitors are welcome Call Daughtels of Founders and Pa thiS unbroken line, there must Club and the Grosse Pointe Sym- 824-9064 or 881.8034 for more tllOts of Amenca be an mtermedlate ancestor who, phony. !u'(un on thc.lat. .""lH.I'-"IOc.nr;)\II-Jc..h honK. I \"In honn Ic;.Uurl ..... h.t...unu 'IoIlJ I m~luJ(tourto (.Llh~" .mJO\\ lu[l..,u,\u.l. lklu",l ptr"'C)TlJI !"xl.. l ",--]I ThIS society, chartered June 7, by personal service m a ciVil or \\0111...111.11 c,fflr brl~I.lIhlJ.klnJ.t P..U1clr-•.unlC.. 'll\\'(ll informatIOn Rouon 1 t,Jr JUJd'H.'t.I~rJ~l 1898, IS composed of women who lilt.. mJflnJ Jlwl..J.lI.l 't ( IJlf military capaCIty or by other Tope was also recently invited • l'm.Hl -.c.."<.llrIt\'Y"'h..nl 11K..... "'l"""-lILOo..1hnn14.....I,J.n.. bun lk ..~iAfll.'tI rOT Woman's Club are descended In unbroken patel' acts provmg hIS unfmlmg loy- to Jom another hereditary soci- !..lr,gl h•.mll c..r-.utI.U \\uc)(J lIl"C..~" .UK) h.llc.'llnll'" lJ" lmlM.unml.nI .., \\llt .L' 4Lm"[ pn\Jl'"\ 111l\ nal hne of elthel father or alty, aSSIsted m establishing ety, Dames of the Loyal Legion mu'lot he. "",,,:c.n tl) Ix.lll\l t l1K..rL .Ire. rlmf nllKh. ..I*l I U\.11n 0\1 ...\\ hlflpoul Jlll on hJlhl tlh~ The Grosse Pomte Woman's mother flom an ancestor who American mdependence during hllhucJ"rrll fr(lm \\LI!lnUI1\ opportUnilIl"W (""'rill' WI' "fll'" 11Il<.JPl'hJnt't ... of the United States. It is com- HK..1.lrpor-.Itl.. "MJf O\\TI IOOl\llhloll tJ.',.(l" (I"'~!1n.xI firc.pldll Club lmdge group WIll meet settled In any of the colOnies the Revolutionary Period, 1775 posed of female descendents of Wednesday, March 7, for lunch (}lIJIII\ \\1.,rh.m;:m~llIr \\lIh Ille..filll .....nUILrIJt~ now mcluded m the Umted to 1784 Union officers who fought in the 'Iud, I11IL(.h mon.o. r and bndge at noon at the Grosse States of Amenca durmg the pe- Civil War. Both her great- Pomte War Memorial. Ullnll~ r-J~l from IHO(l "'I fi hi '\IUO "otI fi Each state has a chapter, and grandfather and her great-uncle I'",'t, fro", ~lMIHHIIltJul,full, fum' ...... "\1 ReservatlOns are reqUIred, Senior Adult the Michigan chapter IS headed were members of the Zouaves in ",o'ltl\ with no cancellatIOns after by Mrs. Bruce Chnstle of Ann New York state (the Green Be. 0r<.fi d.ol' JnU ....ooJ, Village Club IlIH) (,IH)r"' March 3 Call 881.3234 Arbor Tope has also become a rets of the Civil War). Tope's (1" "\1 11U1,,,.I.1\ The SelllOl Adult Village Club member of that chapter. A long. great-uncle was the last remain- ...... k h\ Anlhlllnltlmt\ Club will meet about the financial consequences Town Club, DetroIt ReVIew over Abraham Lincoln's body af- The LakeSide Palette Club of catastrophIC Illness Club, Women's ASSOCIatIOn of ter the president was shot. will hold its regular meeting on March 8, at the CIVIC Arena, 20000 Stephens, St Clair Why Fight Shores, at 7:30 p.m. The program Will feature Spring t ~ Carol Wald, a MIchIgan painter She WIll CrItIque members' work Cleaning? '." '-" ThiS year let Merry t{ \.~ M aids handle It ,C> ~ Screened and tramed profeSSionals Insured PERSONAL FITNESS and bonded Fully TRAINER eqUipped And our work IS fully guaranteed

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cade jacket and a chiffon skirt, cascadmg bouquets of mmlature cascades of peach roses Angeleri-Mikula accented with pearl buttons. Her Wallace-Burke carnations and astermanons. Steve Annas of Clinton Town. Mane A. Angelen, daughter of wrist corsage was pmk tea roses. Kerry Ann Wallace, daughter Kevin M. Burke of Grosse ship was the best man. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Ange. The mother of the groom wore of Mr and Mrs James J. Wal. Pomte Farms, the groom's Groomsmen were TImothy len, formerly of Grosse Pointe a pale green cocktail dress that lace of Manalapan, N J., marrIed brother, served as best man Ferrand of Detroit, CraIg Kohler Woods, presently of Clinton draped over one shoulder and a Sean TImothy Bw'ke, son of Mr. Groomsmen were Brian Burke of GIOSse Pomte Woods and Jim TownshIp, married TImothy P wrist corsage of yellow tea roses. and Mrs. MIchael C. Burke of of Grosse Pomte Farms, the Gay of Grosse Pomte Woods. Mikula, son of Mr and Mrs. Jer~ The brIde graduated from Grosse Pomte Farms, on Aug groom's brother, Philhp Rahm of Ushers were Thomas Spencer of orne J Mikula of St ClaIr Grosse Pointe North High School 26, 1989, at VIllanova Chapel at Grosse Pomte Farms and Peter Grosse Pomte Woods, the bride's Shores, on Nov 25, 1989, at St. and attended Ferns State Col- VIllanova UnIversIty m VIllan- Hedemark of Harper Woods. blother, Denms Decker of Hun. , Margaret of Scotland Church in lege She is presently employed ova, Pa The mother of the bnde wore tlngton Beach, Cahf, and DaVId St Clait. Shores as manager with the Burger The Rev AlbeIt Hillebrand, a a pale green chIffon tea.length Decker of Rocky Hill, Conn, the The Rev Gerald Flanigan offi. King franchise family friend, offiCiated at the dress WIth a dropped waist and gI'oom's brothers clated at the ceremony, which The groom graduated from 230 pm ceremony, whICh was long sleeves, a Jeweled necklme JUnIor groomsmen were John was followed by a reception at Lakeview HIgh School and at- followed by a receptIOn at the WIth an open, draped back whIch and JIm ShIelds of Sterhng the Sterlmg Inn in Sterhng tended Macomb CommunIty Col. Menon Cncket Club m Haver- was held in place by a beaded Heights, the groom's nephews. Heights lege. He is employed by the ford, Pa clasp at the neck. The mother of the bnde wore The bnde wore an ivory gown Rally organIzatIOn. The bnde wore a Shlte silk taf The groom's mother wore an Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Decker a tea-length peach sllk dress WIth a sweetheart neckhne that The couple Will hve m Mount feta off-the.shoulder gown WIth A.hne dress of pale blue chIffon Aug 5, 1989, at Grosse Pomte With beaded tnm and a corsage was adomed WIth sequins and Clemens poufed sleeves accented WIth WIth a Jewel necklme, long Woods Presbytenan ChUlch of white roses, stephanotIs and seed pearls on lace apphques white silk roses The bodIce was sleeves, deep ruffies at the hem The Rev. Jack Zleglel offici seed pearls The satm Skllt had a flowmg ca. lace, tnmmed With sequms and and apphques of white, green ated at the 5 p m ceremony, The groom's mother wore a thedral tram scattered with lace seed pearls Her cathedral tram and teal blue satm. whICh was followed by a recep tea-length pmk SIlk dress WIth a and pearls. Her chapel.length was tnmmed with matching lace The brIde IS a graduate of Vil- tIOn at the Grosse Pomte Yacht matchmg Jacket and a corsage of veIl was edged in pearls and at. and pearl inserts Her fingertIp lanova UnIversIty, where she Club shlte roses, stephanotis and seed tached to a matching lace cap veIl was seew'ed WIth a crown of earned a degree m pedlatnc The bnde wore a white satm pearls and she can'ied a bouquet of SIlk-beaded flowers and she car. nursmg She IS employed at St. gown With a sweetheart necklme The flutIst at the ceremony white Silk carnatIons and lIlies ned a cascadmg bouquet of or. John HospItal and a cathedral-length tram ac- was Bethany K Henson. Soloist of the valley, scattered WIth pink Chlds, whIte roses, stephanotIS The groom IS a graduate of cented With sequms and seed was Don Brown Orgamst was Anne Lampe Hostess was Cari roses and streamers of pearls. and IVY. VIllanova UniverSity Busmess pearls. Her cathedral-length vel! Klem. The bride's sister, Mrs. DanI Joanne Wallace of Manalapan, School He IS employed by was held III place by a crown of The bnde IS a graduate of R. Hanus, was matron of honor. NY., the bnde's Sister, was Hanzl, Keplc and VanLokeren sequms, seed pearls and crystals MIchIgan State University, She wore a tea-length teal lace maId of honor Industrial Real Estate Her bouquet WdS a cascade of where she earned a bachelor of gown that was accented at the Bridesmaids were Kelly Burke The newlyweds traveled to white roses, hiles, stephanotl!> sCience degree m psychology, waIst WIth a decoratIve broach. of Grosse Pointe Farms, the Bermuda They WIll live in St and seed peal Is and Wayne State Umversity She carned a bouquet of tiger lil- groom's sister, Dayna ZeItlin of ClaIr Shores Susan L Spencer of GIosse Law School, where she will com. Ies and wore a cascade of lihes Manalapan and Carlyn Schaler Pomte Woods, the bnde's Sister, plete her JurIS doctor degree in WIth seed pearls in her hall'. of Kmg of PrUSSia, Pa Spencer-Decker was maid of honor May, 1990 She IS employed as a The best man was Frank Mo. The flowergIrls were Ehzabeth Kathleen A Spencer, daughter Bndesmalds were HeIdi Fach cen and Jennifer Cohane of Villan. of Mr and Mrs. James L. Speno of Royal Oak, Mary Ann Mc. law clerk With Plunkett & Coo- ney Lector was Lisa M. Sacco, the ova, Pa. cel of Grosse Pomte Woods, mar- Laughlm of DetrOIt and Karen The groom IS a graduate of bnde's sister. Attendants wore off-the-shoul. ned Douglas E. Decker of Hal' Hea of East DetrOIt Wayne State UniverSIty, where The mother of the bride wore Mr. and Mrs. Sean Timothy per Woods, son of Mr and Mrs Flowergu'!s were Ehzabeth del' tea length gowns of pInk and he eal ned a bachelor of SCIence a pink cocktaIl SUIt WIth a bro- Burke floral print chmtz and caITled Claude H Decker of DetrOIt, on Allcut of Detroit, the groom's mece, and Jessica ShIelds of degIee In busmess, and Wayne Sterll.lg Heights, the gI'oom's State UniverSIty Law School, mece where he earned hIS JurIS doctor __ E~ _ Attendants wore tea-length degree He IS an attorney with peach gowns With whIte lace ov- Bergesen & Rowe m Troy. erlays, decorated WIth seqUInS The couple traveled to Hawall. Cooke IS a gI'aduate of Cam Knapp IS a graduate of Grosse and seed pearls They carried They wlll hve m Harper Woods. bl'ldge Umverslty Il1 England, Pomte North HIgh School and \\ here he eal ned a bachelOl of Wayne State Umversity She IS drtr.; degree m 1978, a master of an occupatIOnal therapIst at St. dltS degree 111 1979 and a Ph D Catherme's HospItal In Kenosha, 111 1985 He IS a semor SCIentist WIS. fOl Mal tm Manetta Labol atones Wangsness IS a graduate of 111 Baltimore, Md MadIson LaFollette HIgh School and he attended the Umversity of Wlsconsm He IS a child care MacEachern- worker at the child and adoles. Engaged? NURSING HOME cent day treatment center of the RlI-bI \51 H I-H:RSON Wagner Milwaukee County Mental Married? Dl TROIf MK H Gerald and Joanne Mac- Health complex \ 82\.3525 Eachern of N ovi have announced Call 882-0294 ~\III) ,\,lR'>IN(, CARE the engagement of their, <:laugh. Lindq.Katherine 51c:k.l GDd ( tel', MarcIe J MacEaehel'll', ~ ) Arthur Vicars Cooke John R. Wagner Jr., son of Jo n and Carolyn Wagner of Gro "'" Pointe Farms. An August wed. ding IS planned. Marcie J. MacEachern and John Sickel-Cooke MacEachern is a graduate of R. Wagner Jr. ~[3JB~ Madonna College, where she MI' and Mrs Frank Kropschot [;51%~D[1 @1% (If Grosse Pomte Park have an- earned a bachelor of arts degree W W @8JfR?~ LIcense IfFH5006119 nounced the engagement of thell' In psychology and sociology. She Knapp- daughter, Linda Katherine is employed as a hotel sales Sickel, to Arthur Vlcal'S Cooke, manager. IN HOME OF TEACHER/MOTHER .,on of DI Hedley Vlcal's Cook of Wagner is a graduate of Kala- Wangsness Hillsborough, N C ,and the late mazoo College, where he earned Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Knapp ~ CALL 776-6754 Mrs. Cooke. A May weddmg is a bachelor of arts degree in of Grosse Pointe Woods an- planned chemistry, and the University of nounced the engagement of theIr SIckel IS a gI'aduate of Grosse MIchigan, where he earned a daughter, Jill Elizabeth Knapp, Pomte South HIgh School, Alma master of science degree in to Jeffrey Peter Wangsness, son College, AllIance Francalse m bIochemistry. He IS currently at- of Russell Wangsness of Marco Warm and Loving Care PdIIS. and MichIgan State Um. tending the St. Louis Umversity Island, Fla, and Jeanette Dan- Jill Elizabeth Knapp and Jeffrey Friendly companionship and speCial actiVIties for older \ el slty. She teaches French at a School of Medicme. He IS a mem- Ielson of Greensboro, N.C An adults who need supervised day care In a spacIous Peter Wangsness high school 111 Wheaton, Md ber of Alpha Omega Alpha. August weddmg ISplanned setting convenient to the POlntes Call today for full details or drop In and VISit CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS A Center of Lutheran Social Services of Michigan 4950 Gateshead near Meck & Moross 11-~... 881.3374 Parllally funded by the United Foundation and the DetrOitArea Agency on Aging t AK92 HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION ., 02 BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD • AKJ98 THE PASTEBOARD PASTIME .. 102 N Those who know him WIlltell you thaI Marshall Miles is a splendid QJ43 gentleman, an excellent wnter and an extremely proficient ~Idge player. t 87 + ., 964 ., J10873 Add to those cajolenes his VIvaciousenthUSiasmand there ISno one who • 10643 --- enJoysplaymg the game more. .. K093 w[i} .+ 7654 Some ten 10 Iwelve years ago, there was an excellent Thursday evening team game 10 Los Angelesthat I had a slandmg mVllaliOnto play Marshall m when there. I would always arrange my West Coast venture so thaI I Both Vul + 1065 couldbe 10 auendance on at leastone ofthose weekly occasIOns.Marshall ., AK5 lived and worked m San Bernadmo which was a hundred freeway mIles • 0752 away. After a full day at hiSlaw practice, he would oftcn dnve 10 for a + AJ 8 few hours of hiS favonte mtellectual exercise. HIS effcrvesccnt ICSt E 5 W N addcd tremendously to an extremely challengmg evening for the Lo~ 10 15 Angeles area has an arrayof exccptlonal experts and some would always 1NT 3D show for the game My competence. as you can Imagmc,was far below 3NT 4C" 5C" the Ialent gathercd, but you didn't play In that bracket of bndgc for long 45- 5H'- 60 WIthouteither gcltmg clobbered or culuvatlng your craftsman~hlp. It I~ FOR MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PassedOuI dlfftcult to conceal your un<;k1l1fulncssat the bndge Iablc and somc m attendance, out of kmdness or clemency, offcred their expert thcrapy 'Gerber,'''Two Aces, '''One King Beheve me, that kmd of guIdance was of Im~easurable help and It ccrUlInlydid some kind of wonders for my game s developmcnt four on the opemng plays? Too many Club discards would confirm he Sunday, April 1, 1990 Taday's hand, played by Marshall Miles as my partner at one of these had no honor In thatsuit to protect, which the readcrcan see was the case. Southern California sessions, is a ne pIus ultra example of hiSflawless- Marshall deCidedthiSwa~hiSbest play and up toa certain pomt, he could sull fall back on tile Spade play. At trick two through four, he played Walkers have a choice of two scenic routes ness. West althe other three tables gOIoff to a Club King lead which made Diamonds, cllmmaung West's trumps. East followed Wltll two more • West route in Oakland County the Diamond slam almost a laydown. Declarer can draw tromps, pitch Clubs and a Heart.Thcn Declarer played Ihree Hearts and botll Defend. one of Dummy's spade losers on a high Heart and the other on the Club ers followed. At Tnck clght through tcn, Dummy's IwOhigh Spades and • East route In MacomblWayne Counties Jack as that suit's remainmg high honors location is known at trick one. the last trump were played. EaSIpitched three Spades as dId Declarer. Not so at our Iablc. West,Danny Rounan, a great player in hiSown nght, West pancd Withtwo Spades and a Club. Miles' "High Noon" had now Pl

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Couple to Couple League plans classes Scholarship New head for Lake St. Clair Symphony The Couple to Couple League Joyce ZOppl was elected presI- "The musICians are extremely June 3 • dent of the Board of DIrectors of dedIcated They often play gratis. invites all married and engaged Pnvate counsehng will also be WInner couples to its next series on nat- the Lake St ClaIr Symphony James Hohmeyer (the music available All clergy and medical Eldonna L. May-Wes. 01chestra on Jan 18. She has dn ector) IS superb The board IS ural family planning. The class personnel are welcome. A regis- begins on Sunday, March 11, at sells Is the winner of the been a member of the Board of dedIcated as well " tration fee Includes all materials 1989 Grosse Pointe Sym. DJIectors smce 1987 2:30 p.m. at St. Edmund's for class For fUlther mfOl'matlOn Church, 12 Mile Road at Schoen- phony Women's Associa- ZOppl IS a 17-year reSIdent of St. Joseph's Home or pi e.registratlOn, call Jim and tion Tribute fund Schol. St Clair Shores Keepmg the or- herr, Warren. The senes will Carol Berch at 7784980 continue on Apnl 8, May 6, and arship. which assists chestra's theme - "FlOe MUSIC symphony musicians Is a POltl'ait In Sound" - 10 will hold sale who wish to increase mmd durmg her tenure as presI- TIme-honored clothmg, acces- their musicianship and dent, ZOppl hopes to expand the sones and boutique Items WIll be technical skill. orchestra's creatIve and popular spotlIghted In the Second Hand Arthritis course will help ease pain The next Grosse scope mto more commumtles Rose sale Fnday and Saturday, Pointe Symphony Or. thlough outreach programs and March 30 and 31, at the St. Jo- Whether you're 18 or 88, ar. held at St John Hospital lo De- chestra concert will be workshops She also wants to seph Home for the Aged, 4800 thritIS hurts. The ArthritiS Self troit staltmg Tuesday, March on Sunday. April 8. at plomote g1 eater' mvolvement by CadieUX, between Warren and Help Course, offered by the Ar- 20, from 5 to 7 p m The fee IS Parcells Middle School. bu<;iness and CIVICleaders with Mack avenues thritiS FoundatIon, can help ease $20, and scholarships are avatl- Mack at Vernier. Soloist the orchestra that pam by g1Vmg you the able. will be Emmanuelle ZOppl belIeves that Cities need ThiS event, which supports the knowledge and skills to take a Boisvert. the new con- the musIc communIty orchestras home, is sponsored by the Car- more active part m your arthr'l- For registratIOn and lOforma. certmaster lor the Detroit pi oVlde "The Lake St. ClaIr melIte GUild Sales hours will be tis care. tlOn, contact the ArthritiS Foun- Symphony Orchestra. Symphony IS the best kept secret between 10 a m and 3 pm each This six-week course Will be datIOn at 350 3030 (10 Macomb County)," she said day

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( ~ , • • _.t~- • - - .. - ... • r- March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News c~ 98 AAUW seeks increase in public awareness about teenage pregt:tancy In the United ~tates, more rapidly becoming an epIdemic in and members of other concerned births than any other developed ers on AId to Famlhes of Depen- than one mllhon teenagers be- our state and nation Aware of Infants can be as great as come pregnant each year. The orgamzatlOns to wear bright country in the world. dent Children gave bIrth them- $20,000 the negatIve impact the CrtSIS blue bow knots pmned to their great majol'lty of these pregnan- selves as teenagers • The -smgle year average cost has on all our hves and, more lapels durmg AAUW week, • In the US., a baby IS born cIes are unmtentlonal and 44 every two minutes to a girl un- • Teenagers who deCide to per pubhcly-dependent, begun by especIally, on the hves of young March 4.10, 10 the hope of gener. percent of these pregnancies re- der 18 years of age. gtve bIrth are less hkely to fin- a teenage chIldbirth famIly was mothers and theIr babies, the atmg public awareness of the sult 10 births. Half of these Ish high school estImated at $18,571 m 1985 Grosse Pomte branch of the enormous toll teen pregnancy IS births are to women under 18 • A gIrl who IS pregnant IS • Pregnant teenagers face m. • The hfetlme earnmgs of teen Amencan Association of Univer- Ieap10g m our commumtles who have dropped out of school. seven tImes more likely to com- creased health risks as do the parents average only half as sity Women (AAUW) is JOIning ConSIder: Facts such as these make It mit SUICIde than the average children of adolescent mothers. much as those who become par. other AAUW branches 10 MIchI- • GIrls 10 the Umted States teenager clear that teenage pregnancy IS These gu'ls receIve httle or no ents after age 20 gan 10 encouraging members have more pregnancies and • More than half of the moth. pre-natal care. Their babIes are • In 1985,53 percent of AFDC more hkely to be of low bIrth (AId to Famlhes of Dependent weIght and are at greater l'Isk of ChJ1dren) payments went to fam- AAUW meeting will feature psychologist Dr. Raquel Schreier birth defects as well as a higher Ihes in wh1Ch the woman gave mortahty rate birth as teenagers The Grosse Pomte branch of of all ages and a varIety of psy- troit beth Schaefer LImIted seatmg • Teen parents, especially The Amencan AssociatIOn of the Amel'lcan ASSOCIatIOnof Um- chopatholOgIes She has pre Now a US CItizen, SchreIer necessItates "program only" res- those who are unmarried, face Umverslty Women promotes verslty Women will host ItS an- sented such tOPICSas women's was born m Argentma, where ervatIOns also SignIficant problems in prOVIding equahty for women, educatlOn nual meetmg and electIOn of offi. Issues, stress management, child she receIved master's degrees 10 The Grosse Pomte branch of for their children and self development over the h- cers at a luncheon Saturday, management techmques, psy. phIlosophy and chmcal and 10- the AAUW welcomes women • Dehvery costs for teens ehgt- fespan, and poSitive SOCIetal March 17, at noon at the Grosse chologlcal fitness and self.reah. dustrial psychology from the Na. who have earned a baccalau- ble for MedIcaid In 1983, about change It welcomes members Pomte Yacht Club. zatlOn on teleVIsion, radIO, and tlOnal Umverslty of Tucuman reate degree from an accredIted 31 percent of the 525,000 US who have earned a baccaulau- "Women and the Importance at educational and commumty She earned her Ph.D. In chmcal umverslty or a foreIgn mstltu- oath:. to wenage mothers were l'eate degree from an accredIted of Self Esteem" IS the topic of centers Her teachmg expel'lence psychology from Wayne State tlOn paId by Medicaid at an annual college or umverslty or a foreign guest speaker Dr. Raquel mcludes graduate and under- Umverslty m 1971 For membership mformation, cost of $200 mllhon mstltutlOn recognIzed by IFUW. Schreier, climcal psychologist. graduate courses at Oakland Reservations for the luncheon please contact Rose Evanskl at • WIth httle or no pre-natal For mformatlOn on the blue Schreier has a private practIce University, Wayne State Univer- for members and theIr guests 886 6036 or Bonme Woods at care, Infants of teen mothers are nbbon campaIgn or membership, In Bloomfield Hills with patients sity and the University of De. are due by March 10, to Eliza. 886-3496 tWIce as hkely to be of low bIrth contact Rose Evanskl at 886- weIght, and costs of neo-natal 111- 6036 or Bonme Woods at 886- tenslve care for low bIrth weIght 3496

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Original owners mOVIng OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 to Flonda. • 468 FIsher Colonial • 717 Westchester Colonial UNIQUE SEMI-RANCH m the heart of the • 16840 St. Paul Condo FARMS. Awell.designed 1989lotchen boasts a • 1921 Ltttlestone Colonial gas broiler, oak cabinets and new appliances. • 1964 Manchester Ranch The exCltmg recreatIOnroom mcludes a hot tub, Lakeview Club Townhomes bar, natural fireplace and lavatory. EnJOya • 1961 Severn Colonial ~ natural fire from the hving room and dmmg on Lake Sf. Clair room. The placid beauty of Iakefronr lIVing. combined wllh the malnlenance [lee convenience of a condominium can be yours al LakeVIew Club CONDOWITH LAKEVIEW-Newer townhouse EXTRALARGEROO~.{)are featured through. condo, landscaped yard, private patIO, two car out three bedrooms, on. and one half baths, OUI homes offer lUXUry arnenilles such as an expanSive masler bedloom attached garage and low monthly mamtenance family room, updated kitchen WItheatmg area, andbathsulle Joined by a cozy ftreplace. and kllchenslo accommodate lhe fees. Cathedral ceIlingliving room with natural finished recreation room WIth fireplace. Con- moSI dlscemlOg gourmel fireplace, two full baths, first floor laundry, venient FARMS location, newer furnace and second floor famIly room. Only two or our classic lownhouses are sull avaIlable. 50 plan a VlSIlIO view central air. 100 spacious fnlertors and dlsllncllve eXlerlors or LakeView Club soon STYLEANDCHARMdescnbe thISlovelyhome BUILT in 1988 . FARMS AREA. 2200 square near the VIllage. Large family room with bwlt. SHORT WALKTO LAKE and Park. Tremen- foot, two and one half baths with a ~esigner /\ PlKU MAN/\GEMENT DEVELOPMENT in bookcases and TV-stereo cabinet, hardwood dous famIly home featuring fivebedrooms, two OPEN TUESD/\ Y. FRID/\ Y. S/\ TURD" Y "ND SUND/\ Y I 00-5 00 lotchen that includes a sub-zero refrigerator floors and nine foot ceilings enhance the Old and one halfbaths, large famIly room and new and built.in applIances. Also featured is a fam- JEFFERSON/\VENUE/\T II II2MJLE World charm. A paneled recreation room, three custom kitchen WIthcherry cabinets and all of 774-6363 293-1180 ily room with fireplace and two car garage. bedrooms and two full baths. the extras Recent neutral decorating and up- dated mechaniCSreadIes this home for immedI- COMFORTABLE HOME fOT a young family. AUTHENTIC FARM HOUSE - Colonial just ate occupancy. no through traffic. Family room with fireplace, two blocks from the VIllage in Grosse Pointe. new oak kItchen WIthlarge eating space. Four This charming three bedroom home boasts a NEW ENGLAND COLONIALWIthnice combl' bedrooms, two and one half baths~ attached fonnal dmlng room, great country kitchen, new nation offieldstone and bnck featunng attached garage, includes Home Warranty. Priced under back porch and new gas forced air heating garage, open foyer, large kitchen and very large $170,000. system. lot Four bedrooms, two and one half baths.

19515 MACK at SEVERN illLHOCHl ! &\S"Of 1\ 11S 882-5200 '---- l-lf Al Tons

J 1 March 1, 1990 108 s~ Grosse Pointe News • Hearing loss, VISIOn• problems a e usually correctable Too often Citizens of the 1990s ent locatIOns mside the head 01' WOIds begm to sound like othel s that prom'esses'" slowly,GI without who are old enough to Iemember outSide the head They may even warning, IS glaucoma aucoma the late 1920s are apt to accept come and go P.lIt" of WOlds 01' entire sen causes pressure wlthm the eye- the theory that the mmd may Sometimes these nOIses can be tences aI e missed Other nOIses ball Fluids withm the eye do such as tl affic sounds and televi d stay young, but the body grows alleVIated by removal of ear wax swn blur convelsatlOn Unable to not drain plOpel'ly an cause old, and there's not much you or by treatment for an ear mfec- commumcate, those am ICted 0f damage to the optiC nerve and can do about hearmg Impau'- tlOn or high blood pressure - If ten Withdraw an d Iapse mt0 de subsequent loss of VISIOn ment or the gradual weakemng these are the causes pleSSlOn This IS unwarranted, Symptoms mclude an unex- of the abIlity to focus on neal by smce a heat mg aid might help_ plamed blurnng of visIOn mane objects They expect that heanng One of the causes of tll1nJtus and VISIOnwIll fall may be contmued exposure to As we gJ'OWolder, thel e IS a 01' both eyes, occasIOnal head- loud nOises Another nllght be a bTJadual weakemng of the abilIty dches on one side 01' the other to see close-up objects Usually and seemg halos aI ound electnc That IS generally true But \'11 al mfectlOn 01' a head IIlJUI'y m theil' eal s al e unaware of there IS help We can deal With EmotlOndl Stl e"", e\.cesslve use bohYdrate, low-fat diet BlOfeed thiS conditIOn OCCUIs dround age lights People over 35 should be back techl1lques wel e found to their dlmll1lshmg hearlllg aCUity the expected befOle senous losses of alcohol. tobdcco 01 asp Inn 55 and can be ovel come by checked pellO were helped by weight IeductIOn magm(y sound but pl'oduces ItS of the symptoms of a disease when the cataract becomes perts recommend a medICal Sometimes only one ear IS af- 0\\ n sound like the hum of an that affects the person's general opaque \\'hen surgel}' IS called check every two years after age fected, othel times both al e af- Among the othel 60 patients, all condltlOnel, a sound that IS health 40 For those With a famIly hiS- fected A pel son may heal differ for, 90 percent of those who un- ;,ome were found to have hypog supposedly mOle acceptable The abilIty to hear high-fre- tory of glaucoma an annual eye ent ;,ounds m each eal' Sounds dergo It have Impl'oved VISIOn hcemla They found Iehef by One aspect of tlllmtus IS that quency sounds sometlmes dlmm- exammatlOn is a good precau may appeal to come from dlffel- gOIng on a high piotell1, low cm- patients who are aware of nOises Ishes With age As a result, some A more senous eye conditIOn tlOnelly measure

Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS@ REAlTO~IBGrEQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES L~STED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS Adlhoch & ASSOCiates, Inc ChampIOn & Baer, fnc Higbie Maxon, Inc. Realtors Red Carpet Kelm Damman Realtors Aldndge & ASSOCiates R G Edgar & ASSOCiates Sme Real Estate Co Johnstone & Johnstone, Inc. Red Carpet Keirn Shorewood Bolton Johnston ASSOCiates James R Flkany Real Estate Co Tappan & ASSOCiates of ERA Lochmoor Real Estate, Inc. Real Estate, Inc Century 21 East III the VIllage The PI udentIal Wilcox Realtors John E Pierce & ASSOCiates, Inc Jlm Baros Agency, Inc Chamberlam Realtors Glosse Pomte Real Estate Co. Youngblood & Fmn, Inc Plku Management Co. Schweitzer Real Estate/ '":"-=-"~ ".- Better Homes & Gardens

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ocated In popular, convement L Lakeshore Village, tillS two.bed. room townhouse ISfreshly pamtedand has new neutral carpet throughout. FIRST OFFERING ... WHAT YOU'VE BEEN MISS- OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 .•. 840 GRAND MARAIS ... There IS even a special wood-shingle ING! Space! Room! Find them both in this ... Large BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH COUNTRY HOME, .. Of. accent wall and shutters on the Win. ranch with six bedrooms, two and one half baths, fers four bedrooms, two and one half baths, near dows m the dmmg area. The semI. separate quarters for mother-m.law or large family. Three MIle Park. Open floor plan features nice kitchen fimshed basement WIth carpeting has All the great features are here ... updated kitchen WIth eating space, library, and cozy heated garden a dropped acoustical celhng. ImmedI- WIth large eating space, family room and marble SIlls room surrounded by windows overlooking brick patio ate occupancy IS avaIlable throughout. Call for your personal appointment. and super rose garden. Roomy foyer and beautiful fireplace.

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arm up to the fireplace m the hv- W mg room and rehsh the wonderful touches like leaded-glass doors and WIndows, parquet floors and new car- petmg III thIS three-bedroom Grosse Pomte Park home. There IS loads of LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL. , , Just wllltIng for the OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 1328 BERKSHIRE.ENGLISH hVIng space WIth the home's hVIng lucky famIly who will see and appreciate this elegant MANOR HOUSE. . Beautiful archItectural details room, dming room, den, Iatchen and home on Three Mile Drive. There is over an acre of throughou t this elegan t and metIculously mal ntai ned breakfast room The house was msu- land with spnnkler system m front and back, Home home. Four bedrooms, three and one half baths, two lated In 1988 has so much ... a famIly room to amaze you, living fireplaces, Large updated kItchen, separate break- room, formal dmmg room and a kitchen for the gour- fast room with built-ms, The dining room has a met. Has five bedrooms, central air conditioning, first beamed ceIling. Many ameni tJes inc1uding back stairs floor laundry and much more. and a Home Warranty Plan. only BY APPOINTMENT

WilY m: CQAMPED Watch the Showcase each Sunday, Channel 'If or space? A pleasant surpnse IS 111 store when you discover thiS [ picturesque Colomal III Harper Woods, WIth Its speCIal touches 20, 9:00 a.m..•. see how we're moving the throughout. The very hVllble 0001' plan, recreatIOn room, qUiet settJng world ... on a cul-de-sac street, and Grosse POlllte schools make It a temfic value

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Federated Garden Clubs of Michigan Childhood cancer presents flower arranging workshops support group Th.e ~edera~ Garden Clubs Thursday, March 8, from 10 a.m. The Metro Detroit Candleligh. of ~lchlgan,. Dlstnct No. I, is of. to 12:30 p.m. at Grosse Pointe ters affiliated with St. John Hos- ~ermg a series of flower arrang. Memorial Church, 16 Lakeshore. pital, a support group for fami. mg workshops. Other workshopS will be held in lIes and health professionals The workshops will be con. Pleasant Ridge, Wyandotte and touched by childhood cancer, ducted by Jean Moran. Garden Dearborn. meets the first and third Thurs. Club memberships are not neces. The fee is $10, payable in ad. day of each month at 7 p m. in sary. vance by a check to the Feder. St. John Hospital and Medical Students should bring a pair ated Garden Clubs of Michigan Center's ground boardroom. of pruning .shears OasiS, holder District No.1, 24195 Farming: Telethon Believmg, It is better to light and tray Will be avaIlable for 75 ton Road, Farmington, 48024. GrOIN Pointer Mort cents, or attendees may bring one candle than to curse the Crim. center. will host darkness, the group shares goals their own Call 476-9463 for more infor. the local agment of A workshop will be held on mation. such as linkmg parent to parent, the annual Easter Seal exchanging information, break. Self-help groups at St. John Hospital relethon. Crim is mg down social IsolatIOn, provid. Mown with poster mg guIdance in coping with child Jeremy Dawson Self.help recovery groups for meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in childhood cancer's effect on all in individuals and their familIes af. the cafeteria. of Mount Clemens. l.ft. a family, and identifying patient fected by alcohol or drugs are of. and relethon Ambas- and family needs so medical and • Alateen and Alatot, support sador Frank Glowzln. fered weekly at St. John Hospi. groups for teens and children of social systems respond ade. ski of Clarkston. tal • Macomb Center: alcoholic parents, meets Wednes. quately. Th. t.lethon will be • Alcoholics Anonymous, a days at 8 p.m. on Two-West. broadcast on WDIV.TV The group next meets on support group for alcohol-depen. For more information, call dent mdividuals, meets Satur. 465-5501. on Saturday and Sun. March 1 and 15 at St. John Hos. day. March 3 and 4. pital and Medical Center, 22101 days at 2 p m. m conference St John Hospital . Macomb room A. Morass. Center IS located at 26755 Bal. • Alanon, a support group for lard Road (one block west of Jef. For more information call 254. families of alcohol abusers, ferson) m Mt. Clemens. 2017 or 881-8258.

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SINE REALTY •.. IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME ALTDR s TO CALL SINE .•. , GROSSE POINTE WOODS NEW LISTINGS SOUTH OXFORD - Five bedroom ColOnial. Tlus home has a family room With fIreplace, slate floor In foyer, kitchen and breakfast room, two car attached garage, newer ftunace and central air. En- joy looking at a park.llke rear yard view from your "spa" on en- closed rear porch. " OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 HARPER WOODS 20419 FLEE'IWOOD - PRICE REDUCED! BeautIful three bedroom, one and one-half bath ranch, large family room, fIreplace, two and one-half car garage on one and one-half lots Grosse Pomte schools.Must see!! SINE REALTY 1149BIDFORD 1610 FORD COURT 478 CALVIN MULTILIST SERVICE 8814200 8814200 8814200 FARMS OFFICE 18412MACK 884--7000

OPEN SUNDAY 2. 5 1378 AUDUBON ROAD - ThiS spacIOus three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal features a bay.wmdowed hvmg loom, 24 foot faml1y room WIth adJommg deck. and best of all a reahstlc price and qUick possessIOn

1398 HOLLYWOOD - READY TO DEAL - ThiS four bed room, two and one half bath Colomal features a master bed. loom sUite With JacuzzI and a new spacIOusfamily room 21208 KENMORE 892 UNIVERSITY 1032 MARYlAND 884-0600 8814200 8814200 LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION - ThIS Immaculate ongmal ranch style home has been very well malntamed and I"egularly updated You Will appreciate the spacIOus rooms, updated kitchen, and exceptIOnal recreatIOn room STOP BY OPEN 2-5 ON SUNDAY SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ... 1200 S. RENAUD. 1149 BEDFORD 881.4200 FOUR BEDROOMS near lake. Family room. 657 BLAlRMooR 881-6300 UNDER $165,ooo! 881-4200 ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS 478 CALVIN 881-4200 GREAT WOODS BUY! TerrifIC four bedroom, LAKESIDE COURT - Brand new center entrance Colomal In the 885 COOK 884-0600 28 foot family room! 881.4200 City of Grosse Pomte. This elegant four bedroom, two and one half WASHINGTON. Handsome COLONIAL with bath reSidence ISJust under construction, and If you act now you 85 S. DUVAL 881.6300 can make tile and cabinetry selectIOns 1610 FORD COURT 881-4200 family room. $132,500. 884.0600 ON THE LAKE! Designed by Gino Rossetti. 1404 KENSINGTON 881.4200 WALK TO THE VILLAGE - Recently decorated and close to the Fantastic contemporary! 884-0600 Village, thiS "end.umt" townhouse allows the best of everything - 946 LAKEPOINTE 884-0600 BUDGET MINDED FARMS bungalow. pnvate home ownership and freedom of mamtenance 1132 MARYlAND 881.4200 Central air. $95,900. 884.0600 366 Mr. VERNON 884-0600 KENSINGTON. Sophisticated four bedroom. 578 NEFF CONDO 884-0600 3600 square feet! 881.4200 1882 OXFORD 881-6300 MOORLAND. Outstanding. everything's done! r!II 1940 PRESTWICK 881-6300 Move right in. 881.4200 WALK TO LAKE and VILLAGE. YOUNGBLOOD & FINN, 682 S. RENAUD 884-0600 .c. by Feny! 884.0600 R o R S 23220 ROBERTJOHN 881-6300 Designed Hawkins QUAUTY BUILT COLONIAL. Four bedrooms, 16 SYCAMORE 884-0600 three and one half baths. $235,000. 884.0600 15830.2 WINDMill POINTE 884-0600 CLASSIC COLONIAL. Family room, den. 886.1000 20044 WOODLAND 881-6300 Wonderful neutral decor. 884.0600 20087 Mack Ave. MARKETING FINE HOMES FOR OVER 70 YEARS Grosse Pointe Woods

GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE FARMS 16610 MACK 881-4200 19790 MACK 881-6300 82 KERCHEVAL 884-0600

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FIRST OFFERING BY APPOINTMENT OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 987 LAKESHORE RD, A FIRST OFFERING A FIRST OFFERING 840 LAKEPOJNTE 1262 BERKSHIRE A FIRST OFFERING DELIGHTFUL BUNGALOW A PRIVATE SETIJNG OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 954 BERKSHIRE 773 ST. CLAIR 21631 WESTBROOK COURT 773 ST CLAIR OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 21230 RIVER ROAD OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 lit fIJ. 22470 ALEXANDER ~..". '. . ,~.r~ ,. i;.ll,'~." '. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Come VISIt thIS custom bUIlt 1230 NORTH OXFORD 21631 WESTBROOK COURT home on prestIgIOus Lakeshore .. "'\"Y,'., Road The featules Include four :;f,~t:i,~i':.:••'.I'Y'~.;J.' A FJRST OFFERING family sized bedrooms including a first 11001'sUIte as well as a IT WONT LAST A wonderful Cape Cod Colomal A beautiful GlOsse Pomte Pal'k second 1100r master sUite com A spacious three bedroom bnck on a qUiet cul.de sac In the thl ee bedloom, two and one half 603 VERNIER plete with a two person sauna, OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 bungalow features two full Woods on an extra large lot bath Colomal ThIS spacIOus JaCUZZI,and a great bath Other baths, updated kitchen With Some of the features are a fam home offers you a famIly room A PLACE TO features Include fOUl and one DOCK YOUR BOAT built In dIshwasher, newer fur- lIy room WIth oak pegged hard which leads out to a beautIful half baths, cathedral ceIlings, nace, central aIr, half bath In wood 1100rs and oak beam cell CANAL LOT famIly room, activIty room, four elevated wood deck, overlooking basement, very mce wood deck mg, two natural fireplaces, four a pflvate yard The master bed- 22470 ALEXANDER natul al fireplaces, formal dining two car garage, and a separat~ bedrooms and two and one half loom, fabulous custom kitchen, loom has Its own pllvate bath office m the second floor bed baths, fimshed basement, cen- Some of the other features are a second 11001'laundry room, cen- room This home can be yours tral au', and so much more ThiS tral all', full basement . Too finished basement, central all' Just make an appointment 0; outstandmg home WIth sunshme and so much more many features to mentIOn' stop In the open house on Sun. throughout IS a JOYto see and a ThIS clean bllck bungalo\\ IS on Please call for a pnvate show day fabulous place to live for only the fil st block off of LakeshOi e mg $252,500 YOU CAN HAVE IT ALL It features three bedlOoms, tllO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 baths and a COZ) den The t\\'o OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 GREAT AREA PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 BEAUTIFUL RANCH cal gal age IS tUI ned fOi eas\ ac PERFECT FOR 335 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. cess It also featul es cent! al all 840 LAKE POINTE 21230 RIVER ROAD tIled basement and mOle A A LARGE FAMILY g1eat 10catlOn and opportunltv' Come take a look at thiS three 1262 BERKSHIRE The Pl'lCe IS listed at only bedlOom, t....o bath tn-level lo- $119,900 cated on one of St ClaIr Shores' best canals Some features are a COZY COLONIAL gOlgeous famdy room WIth natu- 1811 MANCHESTER Ial fireplace, a large country kitchen, two car attached ga- Iage, bUIglar and fire alarm sys- tem, and a super boat hOist ThiS IS a great locatIOn If you a1leady own a boat or Wish to You must come to see this beautiful three bedroom one With a little hard work and a own one Stop in to see and you A ClaSSIC English Tudor with can make a dream come true for and one half bath brIck ranch, httle ImaginatIOn you can have large open foyer offers three Spacious one owner brick only $205,000 It has SO much to offer Just a the house of your dreams ThiS bedrooms and one and one half Colonial offers five large bed- few of them are: family room, home offers you five bedrooms, baths BeautIful decor through rooms, two and one half baths, spacious IIvmg room WIth din- four fireplaces, three and one out With a sunken famdy room, LUXURY CONDO large hvmg room and dining ing L and natural fireplace, half baths, formal dining room updated kitchen With breakfast room Oversized kitchen with WIth Pewabic tile floor and a 1750 VERNIER NO.4 fimshed basement With wet area, spacIous livmg room WIth eating area, natural fireplace bar and half bath with shower, natural fireplace A great !Ivmg natural fireplace, formal dmmg for cold wmter nights. Nice room, huge famIly room with The Pi Ice IS defimtely l'lght fOI Florida room WIth bUIlt-in bar- room, large master bedroom Pewablc tIle floor and cathedral thIS spaclOUS three bedroom ~ fam.iW<~"~tJ:al • .ur b-que, patIO wltb gas grill, a~ 1~lth a natural fireplace to keep and two car attached garage, I celhngs. Service staIrs leadmg bllck Colomal oITermg J au a it's professionally landscaped you warm on cold winter mghts Ideal home for a grOWing fanf. '-,You must see to maId's quarters, first floor large hVlng room WIth bay IIIn GOIgeous hardwood floors, cen- Jly. laundry room, master bedroom dOlI, formal dmmg mom. up ; tlal all', pnvate yard WIth wood WIth natural fireplace, two car dated kitchen WIth eatIng space, deck and more! Only $189,000 OFFER REJECTED attached garage, and full base- sun room off dinIng room, hard BACK ON THE MARKET ment Has CIty Ocupancy Per- Ilood flool s thmughout and a 937 LAKESHORE mIt It does need: paint, plaster i tiled basement II Ith half bath It VACANT LOT ON GROSSE POINTE PARK work, bath and kitchen updat- also offel s an extl a deep yard Ral e opportumty In "Berk. GROCERY STORE Ing But It'S pnced accord- fOJ 100m to lOam Don't pass GORGEOUS shll es" ThiS spacIous one bed. mgly at $260,000 ThIS IS an thiS one up Make an appoint MIDDLESEX BLVD. Great family market, beer and opportumty you shouldn't pass ment I oom, one and one half bath condo offers you a large mash.r 80 X 200 FEET wine license All equipment in up bedloom With walk-In closet and A rare opportumty to purchase eluded $30,000 full price Call for details, MORE THAN pm'ate bath Updated kItchen one of the few residential lots GROSSE POINTE PARK MEETS THE EYE WIth dIshwasher and range, spa- available 111 the Pointes. BeautI- MANSION CIOUShVlng and dlnmg room, 525 MOORLAND ful tree-lined street surrounded LOOK NO FURTHER 702 MIDDLESEX storage space, cal port, and bUIlt by fabulous custom-built houses, DOUBLE LOT In SllImming pool Call for detail s 1427 BUCKINGHAM $375,000 buys thiS fabulous Lakeshore locatIOn between THE PERFECT HOUSE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 EIght and Nine Ml1e roads. 945 TROMBLEY YOU'LL LOVE THIS ONE Some of ItS many features In elude four bedrooms, three full 1230 NORTH OXFORD baths, library, huge family room, kitchen WIth bUllt-m ap- pliances, great basement, first floor master suite, The best buy on the market when you con- Fabulous three bedroom tl\O SIder the costs of vacant lots, and one half bath ranch m a ThIS magmficent five bedroom, and comparable sales Come SpaCIOUSfour bedroom, two and four full and two half bath Ital great locatIOn Fantastic ne\1 Sunday You won't be disap Ian VIlla has so much to olTer kItchen ""Ith sohd oak cabmets, one half bath Coloma! Tins beau- pomted ceramIc tile floor, ....lit In apph tifully mamtalned home features Beginning WIth a fabulous en. ances WIth SI,1-\ >fl'lgerator large room sizes with a flowing tJ'ance foyer and beautiful for- D Immaculate four bedroom, three freezer IS0"":,,g room, two CU'CU1arfloor plan. It also offers GROSSE POINTE mal dlnmg room Some of the natural fi ",aces, famIly room and one half bath bmk Colo- Beautiful three bedroom one you a gorgeous modem kitchen RESTAURANT other features Include an over- first floor laundry room, beaut!' mal ThIS fantastIc home offers and one half bath Tudor In with sohd wood cupboards, very SIzed Mutschler kItchen With vou an outstanding new kItchen ICE CREAM PARLOR ful fimshed basement WIth IIet pnme location of Grosse Pomte sharp den, and a Florida room bUIlt In apphances, and sub-zero bar and natural fireplace cen IIlth sub zero appliances and all Woods offers famIly room and which overlooks a large backyard Restaurant-Ice cream parlor, lefrlgerator/ft eezer, large mas tral all', burglar alarm. ~prm bU11tms, spacIOus hvmg and library, two natural fireplaces, There is much more, so make an employs twelve, hIgh traffic tel bedroom WIth adjolnmg nur- kler system, all overlookmg a dmmg rooms, famIly room, cen- fimshed basement, spacIous hv- appointment! area near hospital and schools. sery, Pewablc tile conservatory pnvate yard With a bUIlt m kId tl al aIr, fimshed basement, new Ing room and formal dlnmg Loads of parking!!! With fountain, fimshed base ney shaped SWlmmmg pool cal petmg throughout, and cus- room. Some of the Improve- ment WIth wet bar and natural Onl} $249,000 lom light fixtures ThIS perfect ments Include: storms and FOR LEASE fireplace, natural woodwork, house has many custom fea- screens, landscaping, garage ST. ClAIR SHORES stamed glass, Imported marble lUles You need only make an door opener, temperature con- 22700 HARPER fireplace, heated three car at. A WINNING COMBINATION appomtment to see for yourself trol wine cellar, new paint In A GREAT OPPORTUNITY tached garage and sprinkler sys- 1154 BALFOUR and out, large patIo With gas tem. You must make an ap- COLONIAL CHARM grill and much, much more EastSIde suburban nail salon POintment to see for yourself 610 RIVARD for sale - both bUilding and GEORGIA PEACH bUSiness Ask for Mike MazzeI. IN THE PARK FAMILY MEMORIES 1371 BERKSHIRE 969 WESTCHESTER

FABULOUS CONDO 22801 LAKESHORE DRIVE

Fabulous location for retail or Take a look at thIS Immaculate offiee. Three thousand square and umt condo on Lakeshore feet Owner wiII renovate to Drive It offers spacIOus room SUIt various needs Building sizes, two bedrooms, newer An older home, WIth convemences Gorgeous four bedroom. two and features overhead door ten feet kItchen With appliances, fin. of a newer home, thls four bed one half bath Colomal featurmg by ten feet Corner bUlldmg for Ished basement, newer carpet, Your famdy's memorIes are room, three and one half bath central all', and walkmg dls \\altmg to be made In thiS four updated kItchen and baths New Wonderful decor In this spa- better visabllity and excellent bnck Colomal has plenty of room hUilt m oak bookcase and sky. CIOUScenter entrance GeorgIan pBrking tance to lake and shOPPing bedroom Colomal which fea- for your famdy Jii\;erslzed fam IIght~ m study. new wood deck Colonial featuring high ceilings, The eat's meow at only $69,900 tures a natural fireplace In a lly room adJOI~,,"V.ltlful brand off famlly room, natural fire natural oak hardwood floors, re- HARMON STREET spacIOus hVIng room, kitchen new kltchei'!..V dll bUIlt ms In place m hvmg room, beautiful finished kitchen, four bedrooms IN ST. CLAIR SHORES With breakfast nook, formal din addItIOn tl';1 nome offers plush mg room, hbrary, recreatIOn formal dmmg room, all deSIgned WIth slttmg room off master 9 MILE & HARPER AREA carpetll1g throughout, fimshed In a CIrcular floor plan Also a bedroom, beautiful living room EIGHT MILE VACANT room In the finished basement basement. new thermal WIndows, finIshed basement, lot has park. With natural fireplace, family BUIlder offermg custom bUIlt LOT WIth a wet bar Enclosed second a natural fireplace, and profes. like ~ettlng, lot SIze 60' x 200' floor porch, newer furnace. cen. room, formal dinmg and so home He can build to SUit or Great commercIal lot opportu. slOnally landscaped Make an ap. and pl'lced to sell at onl; tral all', new roof, two car ga much more A must to see. Com- you can use hiS plans Great nlty. perfect for small office, pomtment" $210,000 fortably priced at $219,900. area, mce lot Call for details rage and much more'! Make an warehouse, etc Only $94,900 appomtment. thIS could be the beglnnmg' March 1, 199U Grosse Pointe News 138 Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS@' [BG} REALTOQ U:IUAlHOUSING OPPO/l'UNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALlORS "------.....--.,, Aldridge Ichweltzere~Better...... Homes Real Eltote.lnc. I I .. and Gardens' & Associates 1972 Prestwick You can move right mto thiS sharp Colomal m the Woods Comfort- able hvmg room With natural fireplace Family room With dmmg area A great kitchen WIth d hardwood floor Three large bedrooms and one and one half baths A screened summer porch and gas grill New high effiCiency furnace, central aIr, electromc air cleaner and attic fan Two car garage With automatic opener Many fine fea . tures . ALL BUILT IN APPLIANCES STUNNING BRICK Colomal In MAGNIFICENT English Tudol FANTASTIC LOCATION neal Den has wet bar. Master sUite the Woods offers centel en. completely resto! ed to hlghhght lake, schools, churches offers Grosse Pointe Woods has pl'lvate bath and two walk. tl ance, beautiful decor, new Ollgmal detail New decor, ne\\ two full baths, fireplace, large Lochmoor - You WIll be amazed by the spacIOusness of thIS custom l In closets Maintenance fee kItchen In 1987, central air kitchen, CIIculal flool plan pal k yald PI Ice Reduced Cape Cod bungalow! With three bedrooms and three baths, library $411 $227,500 (F-11JEF) $245,000 (G 31 WOO) $289,500 (F 910XFl $285,000 (F 23GROI (28 x 15), famIly room, office, Flonda room, two natural fireplaces, first floor laundry, patIO and two car attached garage ThiS home IS Ideal for large famIly and SOCialgathermgs 884-6960 \.. 20178 Mack Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 ~

SPACIOUS COLONIAL In the A UNIQUE CENTURY HOUSE UNIQUE, one of a kmd t\\O bed FIRST OFFERING' Superb cus Woods In move In condition wIth all the charm of yesteryear loom, two bath ranch Condo tom bUIlt quad In prime area of Beautifully refimshed hardwood and many modern convemences liVing In a .,mgle family dwell Grosse POinte Shores Ideal for floors m most areas Family Large, cozy, country kitchen Ing on prestigIOus Stl eet entel talnlng Central all room $204,900 (G 92HA W) $219,000 (H 34KER) $235,000 (H-18HAR> $299,500 (G-46MOOl GROSSE POINTE SHORES WOODLAND SHORES - ContempOialy fOUl bedroom, three and one half bath home Family room, first flool. laundry room, pa ho, finished basement, beautifully landscaped GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1861 HAWTHORNE - Immaculate two bedloom, custom bUIlt ranch One and one half baths, family room, raIsed deck patio, centl al air, two car attached garage FIRST OFFERING! Truly a Bet- FIRST OFFERING' St Clair FiRST OFFERINGI Comfortable CHARMING, three bedroom, t\\O full bath Farms Colomal of ter Homes & Gardens Home. Shores Waterfront' Canal front, family home featul es four bed HARPER WOODS ThiS gracIOus Georgian Colomal thl ee bedroom, two and one half looms, two baths, carpeted rec fer" ovel sl?:ed family room, offers privacy and beauty bath Colomal with attached ga leatlOn room, FlOrida room, thl ee fireplaces, large kitchen ROSCOMMON - Perfect two bedroom ranch WIth large family $195,000 (H.89STA) Iage $195,000 (G 23LAN> deck $154,900 (F-21TORl $173,900 m 28FIS> 100m, newel. kitchen, mint condition Two and one half car ga rage FIRST OFFERING COUNTRY CLUB - Three bedroom bungalow, family room, natu ral fireplace, two car garage, Grosse Pomte schools ST. CLAIR SHORES ROBERT JOHN - off Mormngslde Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal Family room, centl al air, fimshed basement, fil st floor laundry room, $168,900. THIS CHARMING, completely FIRST OFFERING' Move right l"lH::iT OFFERING' Outstand- EXCEPTIONAL COLONIAL, ledecorated, lIttle Grosse Pomte m to thIS terrific three bedroom Ing bllck bungalow In great newly decm ated, natural hard Farms bungalow offers three home with updated kitchen, Woods locatIOn offers three bed wood /100IS, knotty pme family bedrooms, updated kItchen. newel. vinyl windows, fenced looms, new kitchen Walk to mom, recreatIOn room with fire. $119,500 (F.62BEL) yal.d $62,500 (H.86WOO) private park $145,000 (H- place $164,500 (F 64MOR) 05FAIl !!~f!~II 884-3550

FIRST OFFERING! NIce, clean FIRST OFFERING! SpaCIOUS, FIRST OFFERING' Beautiful FIRST OFFERING' Harpel condo in Harper Woods Sepa \\ell mamtained home m Grosse bungalow In Harpel' Woods fea Woods In Grosse Pomte Schools rate basement' Lots of closets Pomte Schools, east of 1.94 Dm- tUies brand ne\\ gas fUinace, Thlee bedloom bungalow offels and loads of good storagel mg loom, fireplace $84,900 (G. electllc all filtel, centl a1 all iiI eplace and large kItchen $51,500 (G 40VERl 23HUN> $81,900 (G 79FLE) $81.900 (G-47LEN) OPEN SUNDAY 2. 5 PM 1591012 E JEFFERSON, G P PARK - Two umt Income, each 1605 FAIRHOLME. G P WOODS - New kitchen, new carpeting With three bedrooms, liVing room $265,000 up, fl eshly painted, centl al an $145,000

1419 KENSINGTON, G P PARK - Completely redecorated With 869 CANTERBURY RD, G P WOODS - Immaculate, profes formal dining room, natural fireplace $162,000 "lOnally decO! ated and landscaped $234,400

932 GRAND MARAIS, G P PARK - Master bedroom WIth private 692 HAWTHORNE, G P WOODS - Large family room, wolman Let bath and double closets. New kitchen $269,000 Ized deck, beautifully fenced yard $204,900

428 FISHER ROAD, G P FARMS - Oversized family room, three 18786 WOODLAND, HARPER WOODS - Newer vmyl WIndows the and fenced yard Large paneled family room $62,500 fireplaces, large kItchen $173,900 Grosse 223 GROSSE POINTE BLVD, G P FARMS - Large park like 20847 LENNON. HARPER WOODS - Newly carpeted and pamted second floor bedroom and sitting room $81,900 yard With large patIO With barbecue $285,000 Pointe 264 MORAN, G P FARMS - Newly decorated, natural hardwood 21223 HUNT CLUB, HARPER WOODS - Hardwood floors. COppel plumbing, aluminum trim garage $84.900 floors, eating space In kitchen $164,500 Board 362 BELANGER, G P FARMS - Completely redecorated, fimshed 20679 FLEETWOOD, HARPER WOODS - New Vinyl kItchen recreatIOn room, updated kitchen $119,500 flOOI,ne\\ carpet and storm doors and roof, 1988 $81,900 of 2025 STANHOPE, G P WOODS - Updated kitchen, natural fire. 21152 BEACONSFIELD, ST CLAIR SHORES - Beautiful Wood place, natural woodwork and doors $107,900 blldge condo \\ Ith pool and clubhouse $87,500 Realtors 715 PEAR TREE, G. P WOODS - All custom features, custom 22523 LANGE, ST CLAIR SHORES - Family room With natural kitchen, two fireplaces. family room $243,900 fireplace and cathedral celhng $195,000 Open 22400 LA VON. ST CLAIR SHORES - Heat retention brick, nev. I t 1889 STANHOPE, G. P WOODS - Privacy and beauty on the a\\ nmgs, aluminum tnm $185,000 ramblmg trl-level deck $195,000. - a few ---- 1221 TORREY, G P. WOODS - Most wmdows and carpet were 22574 KIPLING, ST CLAIR SHORES - Beautiful family room, new In 1988 Flonda room $154,900 finished basement \\ Ith bath $82,900. doors Grosse Pointe Woods Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe Farms for 21300Mack Avenue 74 Kercheval Avenue 18780Mack Avenue just north of Vernier 885.2000 just south of Morass _____ you. 886-4200 886-5800 20 OFFICES SERVING OVER 85 SUBURBAN COMMUNITIES

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OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 BY APPOINTMENT OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE CITY SUPREME LIVING - Set a 427 MORAN. TOOGOODTO LAST. Features three new standard of living In this wonderful center en- bedrooms, family room, updated kitchen WIth bay, trance Amencan Colomal nestled backfrom the street tasteful decor, Great curb appeal and locahon Stop on a beautifully landscaped lot WItha fountain In the by Sunday. froT\tyard and an mground pool 10 the rear yard. Newer Italian hIe In foyer, new secunty system and crown mouldmgs 10 most rooms are Just a few of th.. OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 numerous amemhes of this lovely family home, 337 RIVARD. EXCEPTIONAL TOWNHOUSE WIth cathedral ceiling library, fivebedrooms, spacIOusand OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 elegant Ii\-ing room and formal dlOlOgroom, Eu. rostyle k1tr.hen,one car parking RecE'ntlyreduced to 723 UNIVERSITY. FOR ALL YOUR FAMILY NEEDS, .. This attrachvely decorated three bed- $253,000 2111l<'LEETWOOD- LET YOURSELF RELAXnnd room, one and one halfbath ColomalWlthhbrary plus ENJOY the comfort of the spacIous family room 10 3 WELLINGTON. A RARE OPPORTUNITY for the a garden room, which IS used all year round, has this three bedroom ColomallO the Woods Hlghhghts family seeking locatIOnand space. Charming center numerous amenitIes Large lot sIze gIVesloads of OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 lOc1udea bnck fireplace WIthrmsed hearth, random pegged oak floor and central alr conditioning. Take entrance Colomal WItha VIewof the lake. Four bed. pnvacy. rooms and three baths on the second floor. Gracious 861NOTRE DAME-COZYBRICKCOTTAGEWITH the time to come by on Sunday and see thIS for liVIng room, formal dining room, library WIth oak OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 NEW MUTSCHLER KITCHEN ... This gorgeous yourself. panellmg, kitchen With eatmg space and laundry new oak kitchen boasts loads ofstorage space and all room on first floor are only a few of the Important new appliances, The large lot, two bedrooms and 889 RIVARD - FANTASTIC VALUE With many ex- OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 features. tras! Contral aIr, fireplace Wlthcustom brass doors, oversized expansion attic make thIS English style gas coach light, two car garage and three bedrooms home perfect for the growlOgfamily OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 $129,900 /- ,I .... l .. OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 £'. ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 . ) "' jl" r~ 233 McKINLEY. FAMILY LIFE THRIVES in thIS . . 21560 VAN K - METICULOUS RANCH near four bedroom Colomal WIthcozy den and wonderful Mormngslde offers refreshmg change from the mun- Mutschler kitchen WIthall the amemtles. Over 2000 dane Three bedrooms, twoand one half baths, famlly square feet ofmove.1OconditIon Close to schools and room WIth fireplace and wet bar Immediate occu. pancy shoppmg

-,:'!.--- BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT ~ ...... , .. ~ , =- 1434 GRAYTON 1172 BEDFORD Three bedrooms, one bath, den Three bedrooms, two and one half baths, den OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

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I .,~..,t: ~-- _~ __...::!!' ~ ffi. - }),"~"", " A WONDERFUL FAMILY HOME high on a hill overlooking Lake St. ClaIr! Foul' bedrooms and three SUPREME LIVING. , . Nestled one block from the baths on the second floor, spacIOus famIly room, lake IS thiS wonderful four bedroom Coloma!. Large lIbrary, Mutschler kitchen and much more. Four car liVIngroom WIthfireplace, three full baths, modern attached heated garage. Brochure available. kitchen, sauna and tanning booth

1914 COUNTRY CLUB Three bedrooms, two baths CHAMPION~BAER. INC. 83 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. MEMBER Five bedrooms, three and one half baths, ~ faml1yroom EMPLOYEE REALlORS , RELOCATION . COUNCIL 102KerchevalAve.,G~ funte Farms,Ml 48236 884-5700

••• FIRST OFFERING ••• OPEN SUNDAY••• 622 RIVARD, GROSSE POINTE: Leaded glass 20 WINDEMERE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: ••• OPEN SUNDA Y••• 710 WESTCHESTER, With medallions, paneled hbrary plus Euro-style Rare chance to acquIre carefree dlstmctlve address 672 LINCOLN, GROSSE POINTE: Charm and GROSSE POINTE PARK: Updated versIOn of a mdivlduahty abound 10 thIS spacious English Tu- claSSICEnghsh style with new kitchen EnJOYhuge kItchen With butler's pantry IS all yours 10 thiS and beautiful decor m thiS one flool cluster home dor With large country kitchen' family room and great location lovely home' 5 OTHER **. FIRST OFFERINGS ••• .... OPEN SUNDA Y••• 22592 VAN COURT, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Look out at Lake St Clan from the hot tub m the four season greenhouse room watch the sunnse from the mag- nrficent kitchen relax 10 the cathedral cel1mged hvmg room, all In an exclUSivetwelve umt complex at the water's edge

1537 BRYS, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Charmmg story and a half brIck three bedroom you won't be able to resist' All the appliances are mcluded too!!

2161 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Updated kitchen and bath, large deck and tons of closet space are all yours m thiS quamt Cape Code Bonus room upstairs' ."OPEN SUNDA Y.U262 MORAN, GROSSE ••• OPEN SUNDAY ••• 2110 HAMPTON, POINTE FARMS: Heart of the "Farms"! ClaSSIC GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Umque Colomal charm and good looks' Mustchler kitchen pnd a 99 MUIR, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Darling two bedroom story and a half With first 11001' bUilt With custom quahty One bedroom down- den too' laundry and all apphances "Farms" location that's up and comlOgtoo' stairs plus three upstall's Family room too! 2023 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Well 26 CHRISTINE DRIVE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: 17620 MACK AVE., GROSSE POINTE: A first 1100rcondommlum umt IS now avaIlable 10 IncredIble locatIOndeSigned With marvelous 1100rplan! located newel three bedroom ColomaI thiS well-mamtamed bUlldmg Freshly pamted and carpeted Stove and refrigerator mcluded Monthly fee includes heat and all' condltlonmg 85 LAKESHORE LANE, GROSSE POINTE 2231 ALLARD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Three SHORES: LIght-filled ranch Just blocks from the lake bedroom ranch WIth bright cheery kItchen You'll adore'

408 CLOVERLY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: A most 22608 LIBERTY, ST. CLAIR SHORES: Lovely low welcoming home for your family m move 10 conditIOn mamtenance ranch on large lot "OPEN SUNDAY"253 MORAN, GROSSE "OPEN SUNDAyul252 BLAIRMOOR, GROSSE The Prudential ~ POINTE FARMS: Smartly redecorated Colomal WIth POINTE WOODS: FIve bedroom "executive style" Col charm and comfort. omal "OPEN SUNDAY"2031 ROSLYN, GROSSE 432 BARCLAY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Excltmg GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO. POINTE WOODS: Move Tight mto thIS charmmg three bedroom Colomal contemporary ranch WIth soarmg celllOgs and umque 19615 MACK AVE. deluxe features GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI48236 "OPEN SUNDA Y"280 STEPHENS, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: Totally remodeled "country" style 1200 VERNIER, GROSSE POINTE WOODS: Really ranch mce Colon lal WIth vIews of the golf course 882.0087 890 BEDFORD LANE, GROSSE POINTE PARK: J 8080 EGO, EAST DETROIT: Beautiful custom ranch The Prudential. You know us.We know real estate.IM Sprawhng ranch With lake Vlew~,family room and new With country kItchen and family room kitchen

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Besides our delicious HARVEY'S Drive in style In WEIGHT LOSS WORKSHOP spiral sliced honey glazed 1990! Also, huge sav- hams and smoked tur. ings on remainzng Lose weight swiftly with OUI' COMPLEAT TRAVELER keys, HAM SUPREME 89's. Stop and see us New Dooney &: Bourke handbags in your tal SHOPS have barbecued or call for complete r°tremelyhealthsuccessfulprogram.workshopThis ex-m. favorite spring colors ... taupe, bone and spare ribs, smoked bacon, Canadian ba. I~ navy are due to arrive in March. "Doonies" details. And don't for- eludes: physical examination, con, party trays, deli items, over. stuffed get about our FREE service .. Pick-up behavior modification, personal can't be surpassed in durability. The straps and brass buckles are typical harness quality. sandwiches, baked beans and home made and delivery. See you at BA VARIAN , growth seminar, exercise and a Dooney &: Bourke the "IN" classic bag for the soups. . stop in and let them speak for MOTOR VILLAGE, Ltd., 24717 Gratzot, - diet plan. Contact Lynne nineties ... 345 Fisher Rd., across from Grosse themselves. Also featuring Truan's choco. 772-8600. Thomas, 343.5130. Pointe South High School, 881..()200. lates, gourmet goodies, and gift certifi- * * * * * * cates. At 21611 Harper (between 8 and 9 * * * Mile) 774.2820. * * * ' When a ~ab l"_' CLEARANCE .. 50% ~ '~ young man's K>INTE PATI8SIERE l,)1 e teS OFF dresses, skirts, fJ:. 60LD n61F1~thoughts turn slacks, sweaters and blouses at ... 20148 SALE to love, come to Christy's to see our fine selec- Treat yourself tomght to someth wg deli- Mack Ave, 886-7424. Ample free park- tion of enlagement rings. Let us be your spe- cious! Choose from our large selectwll of mg. Coach tIouse SALE cialty jewelry. We pride ourselves on our per- Fresh Pastas, Entrees flnd Quu:hes - for ,--'-'-C-l--'-'-' -2 SALE The sonal service ••. Theresa Abi.Ragi Simon ... finest uphol- tomorrow's breakfast how about a * * * 23402Mack Ave., south of 9 Mile, 7724220. scrumptious coffee cake or crOlssant. And stery fabrtcs. Yours at 10% - 35% OFF * * * _ of course - always servmg the right New and exczttng IS the game untzl March 10th at the COACH HOUSE ! .. 20755 MACK AVE., 882-7599. desserts ... 18441 Mack Ave., Grosse "Pyramids and Mummzes." This Pomte, 882-3079, Tuesday - Fnday, 10:00 llltngulng package IS really two ~ * * * a m.. 6.00 p. m , Saturday untl 4:00 p m. games 1lI one, emphaSIZing cooper- atwe play Now at The School Bell, 17904 * * * Karastan, Lees and Milli. ~ Mack. ken Place carpeting on VII N * * SALE NOW!!! ... 21435 EdMalisZl'wsloQvij8l When you are searching for - - . Mack Ave., 776-5510. II1!l "THAT CERTAIN SOmETHING" * * * To complete that special look Rock with the 50's, 60's & Top 40 New assortment ... then visit our gallery. ~ Spring IS on the way. WILD WINGS Mon .. Tues. "Sports Nights" Fine art, crystal, furniture, an. of Brass bookends have arrived in var. PASS - ESPN tiques, collectibles, orientalia, TIme for a NEW LOOK!. ious designs at WILD WINGS. Eagles, Maier-Werner can create Wed. - "Ladies' Night" $1.00 Drinks statuary and more. Buy, sell and Duckheads and Songbirds . .. at 1 Ker- that special new look in - Thurs. - $1.00 Drink Night consignments are accepted. Tuesday - Satur. cheval, 885-4001 ... Monday. Saturday day 12 noon. 5:00 p.m. and by appointment .. their hair studio Shape- for "Everyone" 10:00 a.m. . 6:00 p.m.; Thursday until up your nails and treat Mon. - Sat. 7 p.m .. 2 a.m. That Celtaln Someth Ing yourself to a manIcure and pedicure. Also 9:00 p.m. Sun. - Available for private parties GALLERY available are facials and waxing. Call * * '" 17315 Mack, N. of Cadieux 886-5710 16325 East Warren (near East Outer Dr) now for your new Spring look. Services * * * 886.6180 for both ladles and men . .. 373 Fisher Spring vacatzons 3ht .shops of 882-6240 (evening hours available). ' are just around the tM 1 no * * * corner. Our Be- W4 lOI\.rt~rc~ For the best qualzty in achwear includes bathing suzts and cover- eye-wear ANGELL OPTI- ups from Adrienne Vittadini, Gabar, Elis- CAL is the place to be! For • abeth Stewart, Sandcastle and Sea Waves. excellent and professional I u,~/ d6lltiNt1 Don't throw your We have a suit for women of all ages and service with fashions by _fIUN(,__ /_~J blinds away Let us ~ rD)~ LICENSED all figure types. Shop now, the selection is t!I1.Polo - Ralph Lauren - Be- clean them ultrason- outstanding ... 16828 Kercheval in-the- nelton - Christian Dior - Cartier . . . Stop I Ically! QUlCk over- ~ 19J~ CHILD CARE Vlllage, 884-1330. by - see our Certified Opticians and get night service. FREE pick-up and dehv- (No FH 500 6119) What- ever you do for a [iu- * * * the professionalism you'ue come to appre- ery For your free estimate call 776.7507. ciate ... 19701 Vernier (Office Center), ~ mg, chances are the most de- '" * '" across from Eastland, 884-7631. ~ b mandmg sztuations you deal {),J __~,J U... New concept of permanent wzth concern your chtld or ~,~ wave is wrapped off baM a1. * * * children Being forever someone's teacher lowin, the natural growth" 'or tiair for free moving motion curls. Try this new permanent GROSSE POINTE MOVING I: STORAGE CO. edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. and dealmg with the realitzes of ltfe, take by Aveda for $65.00 ... 19463 Mack Ave., extraordmary energy As all of us who Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-8858. NEED STORAGE? We've got Aquamanne IS the trad£lwnal birth- work wzth chzldren know, extended it! 100,000 square feet of se- '" * * cure, dry, clean storage space J~ stone for March, as zt's name zs derived amounts of tune with them can reduce available for your belongings. ~ from the LatIn "Water of the Sea." It's your effectweness. Shari term, long term and sea- :'I! shades are remlnzscent of the oceans and If you work outslde your home or in the sonal rates. Ask about our : lakes of the world. Legend has zt that home, we would like to offer our seruices vault and record storage ser- I aquamannes help establLsh happy mar- as an aide to this the toughest Job you'll vice, since 1921. [ "- nages and protect newborn babzes ever love. Call 776-6754 to mquire about 822.4400 We have a nice selectwn of aquamanne famIly day care, evenmg care and week- Purses - ONE OF A KIND! Antique, * * earnngs, nngs, pendants, and necklaces end getaway sermces. beaded, tapestry, and metal mesh. 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...~ ...... r Section C March 1, 1990 Classified , 4C (1r~~ p"int~ N"w~ Mike Coello aces hockey, academics of bemg a doctor he can't allow organized and self dlsclphned By Rob Fulton Coello, who IS expected to be more. My major reason to go to himself to shp kids I've known He's never un. Sports Editor named the 1990 class valedicto- college, and where I go, depends hether It's m the "The big word to deSCribe my. prepared and how he does It all rian. "It was fun leaming with on whether or not I can play classroom or skatmg self IS dlsclphne," saId Coello, SUI pnses me," said De. them and skating with them, hockey." for the Umversity who's father Eudoro IS an oncolo- Meulemeester. fhinking again but it was even more fun when I For four years, Coello has Liggett School played three varsity sports a sea. gist. "My travel coach Joe Hub. Coach John Fowler states that Got to thinking the other Whockey team, MIke Coello stands was able to outskate them both." boch told me that disclphne IS Coello has never de-emphaSized day: With self-mduced disciphne son and mamtamed a wade. above all. pomt average that most student<; the key to evelythmg. Dlsclplme the value of academICS and a knack for the puck, Coello • Why does Jud Heathcote Coello, a semor captam for the would pay for to me means that I play hockey "I Iemember when Mike was push hIS hair forward? has qUICkly become a college Knights, IS a rugged, yet gentle "Mike's grade-point average IS WIthout makmg any mental mis- a freshman," recalled Fowler. • Is boxmg becoming as player who has anchored the No scout's attractIOn. Currently he's takes Disclplme, without a "We were commg back from a bemg recrUIted by some top- m excess of a four pomt," said much a farce as Big Time 1 ranked team m Class B-C.D Kim DeMeulemeester, Coello's doubt, will help me on my way game and all the guys were tlred Wrestling? notch Eastem colleges, but he all season. Coello has 13 goals college gUIdance counselor. "This to becoming a doctor." and exhausted flom the game • I'd hke to thank the person and 33 assists entermg the reo won't be swayed Just because of It's also helped him become and were sleepmg In the back of the academic program ISa tough school and even a four l' people who deCided to wash glonal playoffs this week, but If the top student m hiS class With the bus, there was Mike stucly. "RIght now I'm concentratmg pomt here is difficult to attam, my car With a pop It wasn't for his sisters the 5. all Advanced Placement (AP) mg somethmg He was readmg on wmnlng a state champIOnship but Mike's gone above that To foot-10-mch defenseman wouldn't courses, Coello could poSSibly en under a battery.opel ated mght with thiS team," Coello said consIstently achieve all As - on • Mehssa Champine, Kim have ever skated. tel' a college as a sophomore hght. He's defimtely a unique "But after that I'm going to top of three varsity sports a sea. ReIter and now Noelle CormIer, "My sisters taught me how to son - IS an mcredlble achieve. "l\hke Will have taken enough mdlVldual all hoopers for the North guls' thmk about college a little bit skate when I was little," said ment and commitment." courses and scored well enough "MIke IS a a smcere person basketball team, have yet to But Coello wouldn't have It on hiS AP exams that he could who would have plenty of rea- come forward and set a date for any other way. He's hard on go to a lot of colleges as a sopho- sons to be proud, but he doesn't a one.on-one or even a three-on- himself, yet fall' But WIth goals more MIke is one of the most See COELLO, page 2C three game.

• I Wish I would have been here to see Ray Ritter coach NOlth's basketball team. , ' • Remember: One athlete doesn't make or break a team. • From the quote depart- " ment. "When they operated, I told them to put m a Koufax fastball They did, but It was Mrs. Koufax's " - Tommy John recalhng his 1974 arm surgery .

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ii It appears that the Grosse Pointe South hockey team, af- ter completmg a great season, wants to see me on skates. Coach TIm Zimmerman gave his kids some mcentive by stat- ing, "IF the team gets 29 total pomts, then Rob Fulton will skate With us during a prac- ,. tice " Looks like I'm headed for the GPCR - South finished Photo by Sand) Mason with 30 points . • I'm disappointed to hear Mike Coello is finishing up a fine lour-year varsity career as a that hIgh school sports can now delenseman lor the University Liggett School hockey team. be sponsored or supported by corporations. Sooner or later there's not gomg to be any dif- l ference betwen high school, col. lege or pro sports. ELIMINATES • Most disappointing team of ODORS the wmter: The Grosse Pomte ODOR North hockey team. • pets • Mildew • Most suprismg team: The • TObacco • Etc. g:trls' Jayvee volleyball team at COOCTOK ( North, which has more than 25 Home, cars, R.V.... ~1 wins and no losses. I .~ • South's Bnan Letscher 643-4490 ~- See FULTON, page 2C 15% OFF Tf1ru March 17t/1

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March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News _2C StMb South's miracle season ends with regional loss

By Rob Fulton Kevm Nesler kept South m the season, but I think we got out of Devils matched Anderson's every Sports Editor thick of things. Nesler stopped our game m the first period and move - until 2:37 remamed; that's when the Titans took a 4- ... The magIcal season of ice nme of 10 first.penod shots and a part of the second. We were hockey at Grosse Pomte South the Devils trailed only 1-0 at the afraid to make a critical mis. 2 lead. ~ ~ ;~'11' ended abruptly Monday, Feb 26, end of one period. take." "We didn't allow Anderson to I ~t? in the first round of the regional keep the puck m our zone very playoffs at Wyandotte's Yack "The first goal - not neeessar. Senior forward John Olmsted long and we were making things Arena tly because It was the first one - happen," Zimmerman said. "We sent a quick message that South ~< bothered me only because It was had our chances, and if Nagy ;/\9 wasn't going to roll over, when In seven years of play, South a four-on.four situation," said he converted Tom Rajt's faceoff wasn't m goal we would have has been eliminated SlX times by Zimmerman. "And we can't af- into the Devils' first goal at the won this thing" one of the top two teams mclud. ford to play a four-on.four game 7:24 mark of the second period. ing Monday's loss to to~.ranked With Anderson." Zimmerman pulled Nesler to ::.I/o \ gain the extra man, but Ander. Southgate Anderson, 6.3 South, showing signs of confi- son popped home its first of t~o Nesler, whose goals against dence after Olmsted's goal, kept empty-net goals to extend Its DeSPite the loss, South fin. average is 2.12, stopped 33 shots chipping away at Anderson's all. lead to 5-2. JIm Pappas got ished with an unexpected 13.54 on the night state goahe RIch Nagy, and South's final goal with 36 sec. ) // record and a second-place finish closed the gap to 3-2 on Brad Three mmutes mto the second onds to play, cutting Anderson's m the Michigan Metro East (8.2. Warezak's tip-in with 50 seconds period, South, which was playing lead to 5-3, but Anderson added 3). to play in the middle frame Bill a very tentatIve game, fell be. an empty-netter With eight sec. hmd 2-0 and five minutes later Quinn and Peter Bourke drew "This was a heck of a game," onds left. ~1 faced a 3-0 deficit the assists. said Devlls' coach Tim Zimmer. Bourke and Brian Crane as. man. "Gomg m we knew we "Between the second and third "We were standmg around sisted on Pappas' gooal. were the underdogs and that's periods, I told the kids just one waiting for thmgs to happen m- the kmd of posihon we've been thing," Zimmerman said "I told Pholo b} Rob Fulton stead of creatmg things," Zim. "I thInk thIS was poetic Justice m all season long We like to them I just wanted to be m a p0- merman said "We couldn't af. to our season," said Zimmerman Soulh's Brad Warezak, who had ODe of the Devils' goals in a play the underdog role and SitIOn to be able to win the ford to let them dictate, but we "If we were going to lose, we 6-3 loss to Southgate AndersoD, makes a move to the net. Be- frankly, we were m thiS thing game, and we were. It's a Credit did. However, we were not domi. may as well have lost to the No. cause of his speed, the Titans had a tough time holding Ware- the whole way" to these kids for the way they 1 team in the state. TIllS loss nated played Anderson. The score was zak in check. won't ruin the kind of season not mdlcatlve of the true game." The Devils got off only three "Before the game, I told the we've had. One look at our sea. shots on goal m the first penod, kl

\ March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 3C s~ / aces, and added four kills. Jane North s~orts Rice had five service points in eight attempts, including three aces. Rice was also the top set. North springs past South in gymnastics tel', settmg 22 of 24 balls, with four of them gomg for kills Overall, North is 12-6 By Rob Fulton Feb. 22. than I ever thought it would," tamed by Jennifer Dube, per. the beam was Genevler QUICk Sports Editor The Norsemen, who now have said Bentley, who's in his first haps the best gymnast in the (7.95). Basketball North gymnastics coach Bruce At home agamst Chippewa four team qualifying scores year as coach "Each girl on thiS state. Megan Gray was also Gray (7.95) and Nerone (7.75) Bentley will take his whole crew Valley, North got 20 pomts from which enables them to compete team works hard and despite hurt, but completed the meet. were North's top two fimshers m BrIan Sheehy en route to a 67-55 of gymnasts to the state regional March 10, moved to 4-5 on the some recent injuries, we've "Megan Wiped out on the bal- vault. wm. ~r hiS team reached a qualify. season. really done well." ance beam and if she dIdn't com- Ing score in a narrow 124.35- pete m the floor exerCIse, we Volleyball Sheehy added SIX rebounds 12355 win over rival South "This season is going better The latest injury was sus. would have lost," saId Bentley. By James Moore and Lou D'Angelo contrIbuted Dube had a 9.2 on the beam Special Writer 11 pomts to go With five re- South sRorts ' and a 9.15 on the bars, but left The Lady Norsemen contmued bounds after inJurmg her ankle on the full speed ahead last week, seal. Semor Andy Dudeck had 10 bars. Ing a two-game WIn over Rose- poInts Thanks to Gray's 7.6 score, VIlle, 15.10, 15-11 However, On the road, North contInued Loss to Bathers could wash ,~ North took the wm. Debbie Ste. their momentum was deflected to keep pace With RoseVille In venson was North's top fimsher in a 16-14, 4 15, 4 15 loss to Ro. the Macomb Area Conference in the floor exercise WIth a 7.7. meo White DiVISion, wmning 64-60 at South's E.M.L. title hopes ~ Stevenson's 7.65 on the beam North IS8.2 in league play L'Anse Creuse quahfied her for the regional Pam Thomas led North m the At L'Anse Creuse, Sheehy con- ~ Rob Fulton tion game helped the Bathers 15-5 WIn over Mount Clemens. meet, as well. JOInIng Stevenson Romeo loss With a perfect 10 tInued hiS hot streak by canmng Ths ~Ith hE' overcome several 6- and 8-point South, 20-6 overall, is 8.3 m on the beam Will be Andrea serves, and Hope Peters had 22 poInts and grabbmg 12 re- I an e as to t e aster.n Mich. deficits. the E.M.L and hosts the district Lane (71), Amy Nerone (7.65) nme bounds, and Charlie Stumb and g 1 LeIaguedefibaskhetbaSolltitle was "We were up several times tournament March 3 beginmng and Meg-an Gray (7.75). Agamst RoseVille, Peters had Jon Kesman combmed for 24 on y. s ow, or t e uth Blue.. but faIled to put them away," ' at 9 a.m. The top Lady Norseman on 10 perfect serves, IncludIng four poInts and 20 rebounds DeVils. It s far from over despIte Bald Petrouleas, whose team shot Jenny Kalmink had three kills lOSIng to Mount Clemens, 73-62, 42 percent from the floor. "We and four blocks for the Lady Feb. 23 at South d' tak d didn' Devl1s ULS sgorts At 7-3 in the league, South is ma e some mlS es an t . one full game behind co-leaders ex~ute, and we forced some Port Huron and P rt H thmgs offenSively that we Swimming o uron shouldn't have" ,;ra Northern. South played at Port So th 12-6 . 11 t 'led 18. After finishmg Its third Knights cruise past Huron Feb. 27 after press time. u, overa , ral straight unbeaten season, the ~ But it would take a small mir- 15 at the en~ of on~ q~r, and South swim team took second •. acle for the Devils to get a share 33;31 at the mtermlSSlon place at the Brighton Invita- a~ . h 'The game was up for grabs, of the champlOns Ip. b . tional with 284 points. Lutheran Northwest Mike Coello set upIVanDeweghe.I "We h to tr te ut our offense was non-exlstent Novi fimshed first with 340 ave concen a on at times in the second half" Pe- Thmgs are looking pretty easy hockey team completed Its finest Doug Wood, With the assist our games and get our two . "If ul ' points Since South isn't in a season ever With a 6-7 mark gOIng to BIll Robb, made it 3-0 'n" 'd De '1 ' h Geo trouleas Bald. we co d have m the University Liggett School wl s, sal VIS coac rge h be d ped h' conference, it considers this meet Sophomore P.R Stark was the moments later Coello led the "W k .. s ot tter an stop t elr its league championship. gymnasium Petro uIeas. e new gomg m. Id ha After shelling Ann Arbor top skater for the Lady Knights, Kmghts' attack With two third- that Port Huron h d be te P rt transItIon ga,me. we wou ve South, ranked No.2 in Class Greenhills, 6842, the Kmghts scorIng the first four goals In the period goals Tripp Tracy was a a n 0 been rIght m It, but unfortu- A, was led by the fIrSt-place 200 Huron Northern and that put us tel d'dn't" hammered Lutheran Northwest, win. She finished the game With solId In goal, turning aside 23 . ddlk' hI 1 naywel. medley relay team of Craig Wm- m a ea oc In t e oss co umn, Se' fi ard Rob Kh I 88.37, to move to 15-2 on the five goals and one assist Kelly shots mor orw oen e inger, Robert Ollison, Andy Wal- but the loss to Mount Clemens ced th De'l 'th 18 . ts season. Gotfredson and Emily Wardwell Tracy was strong once again, '" pa e VISWI pom ter and Jim Mellow. Tim Jogan put us one game bkac agam. d fi bo ds d Dunn Against Greenhills, ULS dis- also had goals, and Heather Hei- stoppmg 39 shots In ULS' 64 , an Ive re un , an on was first in the 200 freestyle and .Pe,rhaps ~uth s 10000y la~off Coates added 10 points. played a terrific man-to-man de. del added two asslts WIn over No.3 ranked Gabriel Mello was first in the 100 frees- didn t help eIther. The last tIme South plays March 2 at An- fense as Greenhills was held "It's been fun to watch the Richard. Wood's tally at the 9:42 tyle. the Devlls played was Feb. 13. B d h scoreless in the first quarter. The Improvements the guls have mark of the first perIod tied the "W'ust 't h "P chor ay, an t en gears for the Ken MacLean took top honors e J weren s arp, eo d' 'ct 1 ffi be' . M h Knights used their defense and made," said Coach Nancy Dau score, and Teltge put the 'd "It 1 ked lik Istn p ayo s gmnmg arc m diving, while Jogan took an- trou Ieas Bal . 00 . e we 5 at North. transitIon game to take an 18-0 "The semors who were the Knights ahead for good With the other first in the 500 freestyle. may have run out of gas m the lead at the end of one quarter. strength of the team could first of hiS two goals a few mm. Wininger added to the point to- second half, but that's not an ex- "When we play defense like barely stand up on skates three utes later John Maycock as- tal with a fIrSt in the 100 back- cuse. We just didn't complete the Volleyball that and are so unselfish offen- years ago. This year we rose to a Sisted stroke and Wininger, Mellow, job we needed to do." Tma Higel had seven kills and sively, we are extremely dIfficult new level of play where we In the second period, ULS Walter and Jogan teamed up to A combination of 52 percent Emilie Ayrault had four kills to to beat," said ULS coach Chuck found we could be competitIVe scorers were VanDeweghe and wm the 400 freestyle. shooting and a flawless transi- lead the Blue Devils to a 15-6, Wright With some of the other teams Wcod (2) Sophomores Alex Cren. Kandla Milton paced the that In the past had beaten us shaw and Maycock assisted Knights' balanced attack WIth easIly" Teitge's goal late In the third 13 points Kevin Whitfield added Making SIgnificant contnbu- perIOd Neighborhood Club sets lineup tIons to the team were seniors mtroduce youngsters to baseball 12, while Kevin Crociata and The Neighborhood Club is now The league for girls from grade 2 Brent McMahljln contributed 10 Sarah Ha",garty (goahe), Carne VoUeyba\\ through 8 is organized in con- and softball. No strikeouts or O~ntey; Molly Shlelds, Sarah registering children in its youth walks are possIble, and the chIld- eat!1l. Tin'&. ~\l.~tin f:'\;h~"'sh'clw It was another long and some- sports programs The sports Junction With the Pointe GIrl's witlPllr~lMMl!JIII lIHI lJrJH ,;I! Sl:a~kj:lOolli!~'andTIeXie Cnl.ifi h ") , Soccer AssoCiation ..... ,""...... " ren have an opportunity to play I I ,I 4 r rl.' I I 1'/ ,.11 what dlsappomtmg week for the being offered are girls softball, ". .~" ..;;.. II every position J Tt:I.it l'b.l.h'e'rdH.°'NBf'th'WeS£ 'ar. Lady Knights soccer for boys and girls, and T- Soccer fees include a team pic- Participants will receive a hat fair was lopsided from start to Boys' hockey The team lost to Greenhills, ball for boys and ~rls. finish, as ULS led 55-16 at the ture and trophy, and in the case and shirt, as well as a trophy. Still ranked No.1 and facmg 15-1, 15.11, 15.3, and then lost to intermiSSIOn. Every player on Softball is offered for girls in of the older girls, a team shirt. The season begins April 28 and the regional tournament (Feb Southfield Chrlstlan, 15-9, 15-3, the team scored at least four grades 2 through 8. Games and Games are played on Saturday ends June 23. All T.ball games 27, after press time), the Knights 15.5, 154, at home. practices are held on weekdays and Sunday afternoons begin- will be played on Saturday points beat Ann Arbor Huron, 5.1, and However, the most dIsappoint- Lester had 18 first-half points, and evenings. The season will ning April 28. The season runs mornings so there is no conflict Gabriel Richard, 64, to fimsh mg loss, accordmg to coach Ann including five 3.pointers Wade begm April 23 and run through through June 23. RegIstrations with soccer. Deadline to register the regular season 19-2 Belloh, was at home to Lutheran Brown had 12 points and Kevin June 15. Each girl will receive a will be accepted through March for T-ball is April 9. In the WIn over Huron, sopho- Northwest Feb. 22, 5-15, 11-15, Crociata had 11. Kandla Milton uniform shirt and hat, individual 9. Every softball, soccer or T-hall mores Stefan Teltge and Andrew 15-7, 15.5, 13-15. trophy and team picture. Girls and boys who will be age player must have a current picked up 11 rebounds. VanDeweghe scored midway On Feb 24, ULS played m the Neighborhood Club membership MIAC tournament and tied for Neighborhood Club soccer is 5 and 6 as of Aug. 1, are eligible through the second perIod to put to enroll in T-ball. This fun and in order to participate. For addi. Girls' hockey the Knights up 2-0. Freshman second In pool play WIth Oak. open to boys in grades K land Christian, but lost out on through 4 and girls K through 8. instructional sport is designed to tional information, call 885-4600. With an Impressive 7-0 win center Nick GiorgIo assisted on over Livonia, the ULS girls' ice the Teltge goal, and co-captam pomts

outstanding m net. Chris atta notched Bruins' goals Jus. pard had an assist in Little Cae- Charley Starr and Alison Quinn Cooper, M.J. Morris, Todd net and Benjamin Karle tin Lanscy and Ryan Durant sars playoff action Good- played well in the win. win and Matt Letzmann also Mite house slammed his first career hat played outstanding defense. . Flames 5, Braves 2 Ev Meade (2), Jamie White- played well. trick for the Penguins. Red Wings 3, Kings 0 Bruins 2, Lakeland 1 Jayhawks 15, Blades 1 head and Alex Bieri (2) led the Flames 0, Wolves 0 Charlie Keersmaekers scored Mark Borushko and zachary Dennis Ignagni tallied two Outstanding goaltendmg Flames' offensive attack, with Matt Westley played a great Beer notched solo goals in the unassIsted goals for the Wings, performances by Jeff Basta and a hat trick to lead the way for help from Geoff Kimmel, Frank game between the pipeS and 0'. win, with an asslt going to Matt en route to the victory. Charley Phil Zbozien, and goal scormg by the Jayhawks. Whitney Gage, Zimmer, Joey Lucido and Rob Dell Jackson, Leo Salvaggio, Francis Rodriguez, Megan R0b- Borushko. Brandon Przepiorka Starr also scored after a nice as- John Staniszewski (2) earned the Delaurier Frank Zimmer and Greg Ryan son and Chris Barger all had and Adam Fishman drew assists sist by Michelle McGoey. Mark Bruins a semifinal berth In Ad. Matt Westley once agam was all played well for the Flames. two goals, while Nick Allen, on Voorhees' hat trick. Spicer picked up the win in net. ray play. Assists went to Frank Mike Barger and James Thomas Defensively, the Penguins The Wings' Danny Tannhei. Werner, Darryl Vojinov, Charlie added solo goals. Chip Chapin, were led by Matthew Beardsley, mer and Allison Quinn played Braun and Angelo Lapiana. Jeff Schroeder, Catlin Robson Christopher Burke, Andrew well. The Kings received quality Grosse Pointe and Danny Scott applied defen- Murphy and Kurt Faber. performances from goahe Joey Squirt travel sive pressure. Bryan Breslin was Silveri, Andrew Byron, Thomas the winning goalie. Penguins 5, Chiefs 1 Pierce and Kevin Gee. Arrows 3, Royal Oak 3 Farms • City • Park J.B. CISCO sacred for the Mark Borushko led the Pen- Chiefs 8, Blades 0 George Massu and Nick Blades, assisted by Mac Broder- guins' scoring WIth two goals, David Chapman earned the Miotke scored unassisted goals AGE 13.15 ick. Chip Baker, Justin Mack- while solo goals were scored by shutout m goal, with Joey Bar- for the Arrows, and Peter Blrg- soud, John Lamia and Kate Ball Anthony Tocco, Kurt Faber (his atta (2), Alex Chapman, Aaron bauer banged in the tying goal with only 22 seconds to play in BABE RUTH had strong games. first) and Nicholas Doran. Assist. Shumaker, Jonathan Thomas, ing were Ben Karle, Brendon Michael Kasiborski, Matt Man. Adray League playoffs Przepiorka and Matthew Bo- nino and Ross Gerbasi scoring Arrows 4, Southgate 2 BASEBALL Jayhawks 8, Whalers 2 rushko. for the Chiefs. Jason Popham, Nick Miotke, Francis Rodriguez had a hat Matthew Beardsley got the Robbie Crandall, Kathenne Peter Birgbauer and Josh Prues REGISTRATION tnck, and Charlie Keersmaek. win in net, with defenSIVe help Ball and Gregory Kelly led the all scored goals in the semifinal ers, James Thomas and Chris from Christopher Burke, Andrew Blades. playoff game, and Troy Berg- Barger had solo goals for the Murphy and Zachary Beer. man, Abbey Fox, Prues (2), 'Hawks. Calder Gage, Jim Wood Brien Morrell converted a pass Mite travel Miotke (2) and Bugbauer (2) had and Sarah Fox kept the pressure from Matt Mannino to net the assists. THURSDAY, Bruins 5, Sylvania 1 on defenSively. ChIefs' goal. The defense was led by George Brad Carroll and Anthony Charlie Braun's hat trick Andary, Matt Moran, Brian MARCH 1st /" Curis scored for the Whalers. Red Wings 2, Whalers 2 paced the A.B.S Bruins past the Brown, George Massu and Brian 7-9 PM ... Denny 19nagni netted the team from Ohio in Adray Kasiborski. Sarke Solomon was Whalers 4, Bears 0 tying goal with 30 seconds to League playoffs. Matt Oescamps the winning goalie. NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB Brad Carroll led the Whalers play in a game highlighted by added two goals, and Darryl Vo- Waterloo at St. Clair with two goals and an assIst, the goaltending of Jamie Gates jinov (2), Devon Allard (2) and Pee Wee house Gene Baratta drew assists. and Ryan Cordier got the shut-

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DEADLINES 882.6900 INDEX 96 Kercheva', Gro••• Point. Farms, MI 4823. • Monday 4 pm-ALL BORDER and MEASURED (special type REAL EST ATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES bold, caps, etc ) must be m our or HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE lice by Monday 4 p m Houses Wanted to Renl 200 General 600 AMC 708 709 Townhouses/ 948 Insulallon • Monday 4 pm-All CANCELS 201 Help Wanled. BabYSlller 601 Chrysler 900 Air Condilloning 949 Condos for Rent n JaOllolial service or CHANGES must be In our oftlce 202 Help Wanled Clencal 602 Ford 901 Alarm Inslallallo / 921 Jewelry/Clock service General Moiors 710 Townhouses/ Aepalf by Monday 4 p m 203 Help Wanled Dental/ 603 Condos Wanled 943 Landscaping/Snow Medical 604 Anllque/Classlc 902 Aluminum Siding Removal • 12 Noon Tuesday-Regular Imer 711 GarageslMlni Appliance RepairS 204 Help Wanted Domestic 605 Forel9n 903 943 " ads No borders, measured, can Jeepsl4.Wheel Storage for Rent Asphall Paving Repair Lawn Maintenance 205 Help Wanted. Legal 606 Garages/Mini 904 950 Lawn Mower/Snow Junkers 712 Autorrruck Repalf cels or changes on Tuesday 206 Help Wanted.Part.Tlme 607 Storage Wanted 905 Blower Repair Help Wanted.Sales 608 Partsrrlfes/Alarms Asbestos Service 207 713 IndustnalJ 906 951 Linoleum CASH RATES: 10 words $4 00 208 Employmenl Agenry 609 Rentals/Leasing 907 Basement Waterproofing Warehouse Rental 8ath Tub Refinishing 952 Locksmith each additional word 40~ $100 610 Sports Cars LIVing Ouarters to Share 908 94{) 611 Trucks 714 81cycle Repair MIlIor servICe fee for blUing 715 Molor Homes 909 946 MOVing/Storage 612 Vans 910 Boat Repalfsl OPEN RATES: Measured ads SITUATION WANTED lor Renl 953 MuSICInstrument Repair 613 Wanled To Buy Offices/ Commercial for Malnlenance $948 per Inch Border ads, $1050 614 Aula Insurance 716 Brick/Block Work 954 PalOtlOg/Decoraling 300 BabyslUers Rent 911 954 per Inch Addilional charges for 912 ~ulldl"(IIRemodellng Paper Hanging 301 Clencal 717 OfflceslCommerclal tjuSlOess Machine Repair 925 Pallos/Decks photos, art work, etc 302 Convalescent Care Wanted 91J 956 914 Carpentry Pest Control CLASSIFYING AND CENSOR- 303 Day Care RECREA TIONAL 718 Property Management 953 915 Carpet Cleaning Plano Tuning/Repair SHIP: We reserve the right to clas. 304 General 719 Rent wllh Carpellnstallallon 917 Plastenng 305 House Cleanm9 650 Airplanes Option 10 Buy 916 957 slfy each ad under Its appropnate 917 Ceiling Repair PlumbmgIHeatmg 306 House SllIlng 651 Boats and Motors 720 Rooms for Renl 958 Boal Insurance 918 Cemenl Work Pool servICe heading The publisher reserves 307 Nurses Aides 652 721 VacaMn Rental- 959 80at Parts and Service 919 Chimney Cleantng Pnnttrlg/Engravlng the light to edit or reject copy sub. 308 OUlce Cleaning 653 Florida 903 654 Boal Storage/ Dockage 920 Chimney Repair Refngerator servICe mltled for publicatIOn 309 Sales 722 VacatIOn Rental- 912 Remodeling 310 Secretarial ServIces 655 Campers Oul 01 Stale 921 Clock Repair 960 Roofing service CORRECTIONS AND ADJUST. 656 Motorbikes 723 Vacallon Rental- 922 Computer Repair Construcllon Service 961 MENTS: ResponSibility for display 657 Molorcycles Northern Michigan 923 ScISSOl'/SawSharpening 658 Motor Homes 924 Decorallng Service 962 Screen Repair and claSSified advertiSing error IS MERCHANDISE 724 Vacallon Rental- 963 659 Snowmobiles Resort 925 Decks/Pallos SeptiC Tank Repair limited to either a cancellallon of Trailers 926 Doors 964 Sewer Cleaning Service Antiques 660 725 RenlaislLeastng- Ihe charge or' a re.run or the par. 400 927 Drapelles 965 Sewing Machine Repair 401 Appliances Out.State Michigan tlon In error Notification musl be 928 Dressmaklngrratlonng 966 Slipcovers 402 Auctions Drywall 967 Solar Energy given In time for correctIOn In the 403 Bicycles 929 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 930 Electrical Service 950 Snow Blower Repall following Issue We assume no reo 404 Garage/Yard/ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Energy Savtng Service 943 Basement Sales 931 Snow RemoVal sponslbllity for fhe same after the 700 Apts/Flalsl 932 Engravlng/Prrnltng 962 Storms alld Screens 405 Eslale Sales Houses for Sale flTst insertion Duplex- Grosse POinte/ 800 933 Excavallng 968 Stucco 406 Firewood Harper Woods 801 CommerCial BUIk:!tngs 407 Flea Market 934 Fences 969 SWimming POOlService 701 Apts/Flalsl 802 CommerCial Property 970 ANNOUNCEMENTS 408 Household Sales 935 Fireplaces T V /RadloiCB RadiO Duplex- 803 CondoslApts/Flats Floor Sanding/ 971 409 Miscellaneous Articles 804 Country Homes 936 Telephone Repair 100 Personals Detroll/Balance Refinishing 972 TenniS Court 410 MUSical Inslruments Wayne Counly 805 Farms 101 Prayers 411 OUlce/Buslness 937 Furnace Repalrl 973 Tile Work 102 Lost and Found 702 Apfs/Flatsl 806 FloMa Property Installation 943 EqUipment 807 Investment Property Tree service 103 L8l;lal Notices Duplex- 938 Furntture Aeftnlshlng/ 913 Typewfller Service 412 Wanted 10Buy 51 Clair Shores/ 808 Lake/River Homes 104 OblluBnes Repairs 938 Upholstery Macomb County 809 Lake/River Lois Glass. Automotive 810 939 974 VCR Repatr SPECIAL SERVICES 703 Apts/Flats/ Lake/River Resorts Glass. ReSidential 811 Lots for Sale 940 975 Vacuum SaleslServlce ANIMALS DupJex- Glass Repairs. 105 Answenng Services 812 Mortgages/Land 941 976 Ventilation service Wanted to Renl Siained/ Beveled 106 Camps Contracls 954 Wallpapellng 500 Adopl A Pal 704 Halls for Rent Garages 107 Calellng 501 Birds for Sale 813 Northern Michigan 942 977 Wall Washing 705 Houses- Snow Removall 108 Drive Your Car 502 Horses for Sales Homes 943 903 washer/D~er Grosse Pomte/ Landscaptng 109 Entertainment 503 Household Pets Harper Woods 814 Northern MIChigan Lots 907 Waterproo InQ 110 Health and Nutrtlion for Sale 815 Out of Sfate Property 944 Gullers 978 Water Softening 706 Houses- Handyman 111 HObby Instruchon 504 Humane Soclelies DelrO/tlBaJance 816 Real Estale Exchange 945 979 Welding Hauling 112 MUSICEducation 505 Lost and Found Wayne County 817 Real Estate Wanted 946 980 Wmdow Repair 113 Party Plannersl Helpers 947 Heattng and Cooling 981 506 Pel Breeding 707 Houses- 818 Safe or Lease Window Washing 114 Schools 507 Pet EqUipment Sf Clair Shores! 819 Cemetery Lots 982 Woodburner Service 115 TransportaltOnfTravel 508 Pet Grooming Macomb County 820 BUSiness OpportUnities 116 TulonnglEducatlon 117 Secretarial Services

100 PU1SON~lS 100 PEIlSONAlS 102 lOST AND IOUND 112 MUSIC EDUCATION 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES 200 HElP WANTEO GENE~Al 200 HElP WANTED GfNERAl 200 HElP WANTED GENERAl

IN" ENTOR- Backer ROUNDTRIP to Ft Meyers, GENEROUS reward for re- SUZUKI VIOlin lessons, all LETTER FOR LETTER CAFETERIA contingents ELECTROL YGiST HAIR StylISt, licensed. ex- need.e<:I Senous Inqumes FL departmg FTlda.y, turn of W1de gold wedding ages Certified llsa FAX are now being sought for AND FACIAUST cellent earnings opportu- 00\.,.' f'0l oe\ll.\ls ca\\ 4E>3- MaTch 9, Te\UfT\mg Satur. ring, Ell'\C¥aven 1nS\Ge-lt J, Salgh, 886-1143 Word Processing the Grosse Pointe PublIC Gfenby I af. Hudson's, East. , nlty for progressNe indi- B886 day, March 17. 881-4016 found please call' I~

100 HELP WMHED GENERAL 70 J H!lP WANTED IUU HELP \'lANIED (ANERAI !vl HIl~ I'YM,IED (AMRAI lU2 Imp \'jAl~IID ClIRICAl 30~ SITUATION WANHD !UU HHP WANHD (,INERAl 207 HElP WANTID SALIS DENTAL MEDIC,'l GENE~Al STOCK and clerk help BUSBOYS, Cooks, walt. NANNIE, experienced, for SMAl..L family business In R.N. Growing home Infu- DO you drink enough wa- YOUNG conscientIOUS re- wanted, must be 18. Ap- resses and hostesses, full newborn due rn April In Detrett, looking fOl' office SIOn company seeks mo- ter? Why not? Better last. tired postal SUparvlS()( ply In person Jerry's and part lime positions our home Non.smoker help. Light typing. answer tlvated R N. with Inillative Ing water. BB5-0709 seeks part time work as a Party Store, Ker. 383 available, good wages and references 881-1643 phones, Monday through for full time home Infu- dnver, chauffeur, cam- cheval l and benefits Apply In after 6 pm Friday, 9 to 5 579-2115, SIOn nurse POSitIOn, With EXfECUTlVE's, housewlves panlon, marntenance, etc person, Monday. Friday, Suzanne the opportunity for ad- ThiS product sells Itself. ART Gallery needs person HAIR StylISt AVila Salon, References Z76-:::438. 2. 4 p.m No phone calls Va1lCement Acute care, Full and part time, air With strong organlzatlOl1al n3-2660 Ask for Tony MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Thomas Skills, computer experl' please The OrlQlnal Pan- home care and! or IV ex- and water filtration 885- Busy east SIde office needs LIVE.IN Chinese female ence and tYPing Art cake House, 20273 Mack penance reqUired Highly 0709 ADMINISTRATIVE Assls- energetIC person WIth ex. student Will do light knowledge and sales ex- Ave, Grosse Pornte tanl for fast paCed east competitive salary, bene- ARE YOU SERIOUS perlence In all phases of housework Small salary perienced preferred Re- Woods Irts, car allowance and ABOUT SELLING Side advertising agency health Insurance Com- required 644-7702 ply to Box 252, Incentive program REAL ESTATE? 18530 HOME handyman wanted- You will wear many hats, puter expertenee helpful Please caU 8 am. 5 We're SERIOUS about NEED SOMETHING Mack Ave., Grosse part- time, basiC repairs and have a great deal of Salary 0.0 E Full bene- POinte, MI. 48236 p.m., 261.7730. YOUR SUCCESSI Exten- MOVED? and maintenance Must responSibility Excellent fits All jObs employer advancement opportUni. RECEPTIONIST for slve tralnmg, Includmg TIIIO POlOte residents Will NEEDED, Lawyer, experr- be reliable and have paid Doc- ties, competitive salary tor's offICe- JOb Involves Pre-license and Market. move or remove large or MR. C's enced In Corporate, Con. knowledge of home sys. GRAEBNER and benefits Immediate small quantities of furnI- tract and Internallonal tems References re- rouline office work, hours Ing In Grosse POinte, opening Call Jan at EMPLOYMENT ture, appltances, pianos Contract Law New com. qUired Send letter With B84- fleXible If needed Please please call George Smale DELI 5020 n6-0560 St. Clair Shores or what have you Call for pany requires IndiVidual qualifICations and back- call for an tntervl8w 774- at 886-4200 Other loca. 9060 tlons, call Lloyd Edwards free estimate Flexible work schedule to give a few hours con. ground to Grosse POinte 20 I HElP WANTED CLASSIFIED at 268-1000 822-4400 Starting pay based sultatlOn a week, In trade News, POBox F-26, BA~YSITTER DEADLINE ... MEDICAL AsSistant wanted SCHWEITZER FINANCIAL person WIth on experience Will for a prece of the new Grosse POinte Farms, MI BABYSITTER wanted Is stili for St Clair Shores family REAL ESTATE compuler available for train for cashier, deli bUSiness ProfeSSional 48236 weekend evenrngs near NOON TUESDAY practICe Experrence or BETTER HOMES part time position Experi- clerk, cooks and and personal references CPA to handle manufactur- Harper Woods for one for all regular liner ads All Graduate of MedICal As- AND GARDENS enced rn _ spreadsheet, stock poSitions Must required Call 882-7652 to 109 records for 10 person child Must have expen. measured, bordef, photo slstant program. 772. 20 Offices database- applications be 15 Apply at any schedule an 8ppOIntment manufacturrng corpora- ence and references or other special ads must 0727, Shelley ------Pal, 296-5517 Mr C's Deli 300 SITUATION WANHD FREE Carnage House tlon Send resume and! > 371-5473 after 6 pm be In by 20~ HElP WANHD BABYSIHERS 30S SITUATION WANHD TyptST to work at home apartment and board for or credentials to' Box DEPENDABLE person 4:00 p.m. MONDAY DOMESTIC HOUSE ClEANING evenings and weekends the rrght mature woman number S-99 Grosse wanted 2 days a week for The offICe Will be open until LOOKING for a babYSitter? Will furnish computer and to asslsl With cooking, POlOte News, 96 Ker- child care References 4'00 pm on Tuesdays to LIVE. IN for Independent Good references! De- CARMEN'S housekeeping and 12 cheval, Grosse POinte reqUIred 882.5774. elderly gentleman pendable, trustworthy tralnlng 2 years college a conduct other bUSiness, CLEANING year old son after school Farms, MI 48236 :-:-:~:--- ...... ,.---_ Housekeeprng, cocking 885-5483 must. Steady permanent but lhe computers are SERVICE 885-5090 or n3-3000 ------HOUSEKEEPERI Nanny, only Reliable Refer. JOb Resume to' Mr Ev- ADULTS wanted to get live In my Bloomfield Hills down and BABYSITTER needed In No time for housecleaning? ences 294.Q64 7 ans, Box 311, 18530 DRIVERS NEEDED! campal9n signatures. 20 home to care for my 3 NO CLASSIFIED ADS our home for mfant Mon- Let our team come and Mack Avenue, Grosse Good drIVIng record Will cents per signature B84- year old daughter and CAN BE TAKEN FULL time housekeeper day- Fnday approximately do It for you I POinte, MI 48236 train Excellent money 7658 leave message newborn Prrvate rocm AFTERNOON wanted, 6- 8 hours dally, 4 hours per day Must ON TUESDAYS I making potential Appfy In PROJECT cocrdlnatlOn and and bath 647-6034 own transportation, refer- have reliable car Refer. • Reasonable WANT person. Don't Forget • ences, must be good With ences reqUIred 885- PC computer work Must MATURE person needed to • References ADS 15501 Mack Ave Call your ads In Eartyl kids 882-8489. 7415 • Expenenced be Willing to learn SImple babYSit Infant In our GROSSE POINTE NEWS Call In LOVING mom has greal 584-7718 COURT CIElf'k positIOn, four computer language,. be horne, 815 through 5'30, 882-6900 GROSSE POINTE Early days per week. send re- well organized and able Monday thru Frtday Ref. EMPLOYMENT Day care set Upl Mon- EUROPEAN Style of clean- sume to Grosse Pomte to coordrnate a proJeet erences 824-9178. PART time General OffICe day- Frrday, 7 to 6 p m 109 Will refresh your WEDNESDAY I 8-5 Park MUniCipal Court, Experrence WIth word ASSistant wanted for AGENCY 14 months and older house Local references, THURSDAY, 8-6 15115 E JeJferson, processing and desk top LOVE WORKING Grosse POinte Real Es- 885-4576 Part and full lime 884- own transportation, 7 publishing helpful Send WITH CHILDREN? FRIDAY, 8.5 Grosse POinte Park tate office, $5 per hour, 50 years reliable service 1519 days a week Washing resume to Marre Shields, Be a nanny Full time! part- 48230 20 hours per week send Needs experienced Cooks, BABYSITTTER. 230- 400 and Ifonrng 365-1095. MONDAY, 8.6 15200 E Jefferson Num. time Good salary and resume to Grosse POinte Nannres, Maids, House- GROSSE POINTE NEWS BARTENDER, experienced ber 7, Grosse 'Pointe benefitS call The Nanny Monday. Friday 881- HOUSE cleaning, light in- News Box G-196, 96 keepers, Gardeners, But- 1206. 882-6900 Ideal for female Days Park, MI48230 Network 939-KIDS dustnal, dependable, low Kercheval, Grosse POinte lers, Couples, Nurse's call 773-8940. CHILD carel Experienced rates, quality work Free MANICURIST-experienced HAIR styliStS' Booth or sta- BABYSITTER for school Farms, MI 48236 Aides, Companions and estimates 372-7301 HOSTESS! cashler- apply Nanny, Infants and pre Excellent working envlro- tlOn Rental now available age children Our busl- RECEPTIONIST Day Workers for pnvate Within. POinte Barbeque, school Available for full TEAM CLEANING! reason- ment Come talk With us at Rosewood of Grosse ness travel requires sev- Downtown Arts OrganizatIOn homes 17410 E Warren time poSition Will prOVide able, experrenced. Halrf Sunl Nalls Unllm. POinte More for your rent eral overnights per 18514 Mack Avenue needs a full time recep- lOVing care In your home Homes or offiCes I Grosse Ited, 19609 Mack, 881- dollar' For appointment, month Days free durrng Grosse POinte Farms tiOniSt. GOOd communlCa' Non smoker, own trans- POinte References 885- 0010 884-6072 school hours Must have MATURE tlon skills and abtllty to FEMALE parapalegic needs portation 824-0170 2359 car. 886-9335 LANDSCAPE- lawn crew -=-=------PARTY Lite gifts- dlreet ::---= ----- work under pressure a mature homemaker for BABYSITTING- my home, HOUSE cleaning. thorough, foreman, quality otlen1ed SINCERE sales, candles and acces- RESPONSIBLE sitter must Salary and benefrts part- tlme work Should reliable, very experi- and dependable for crew sories New In Michigan needed for newborn, 2 Please call Leah Nelson be able to cock, SWim, short or long term Exper- DEPENDABLE enced. 778-7429. servlllg Grosse POinte Unlimited Income oppor- days per week for 4 at 874-7850 drrve a van, light house- Ienced as nanny GOOd Persons soughl to do area. Call Woodland tUnitles, giftS, trrps Call hours, starting Apnl 1st In RECEPTIONIST full time work Will lead to full references 7 Milef Kelly DEPENDABLE, experi- order desk phone follow Hills, 398-9226. Lynn,675-6634. my home. Must have own for local lumberyard, Little time. 886-2579 area 527-2869, 6 pm- 9 enced two sister team for up on customers gener- pm :-::-:c,------transportation, non. Mack Gratrot area. homes, Offices, etc Move WAIT~ESS, experienced, ated by our sales office & IMMEDIATE opening for smoker only Call 881. Send complete resume outs also 882-9624 for,!ulltlme days and part ThiS opportumty IS Ideal 205 HUP WANTED LEGAL EXPERIENCED Nanny, ex- sales consultant with ex- 6248, leave message to McCausey Lumber tl~ nights call 773- for a retired person, cltmg expanding com------_ cellent references 526- LET "First MaI9"c\ean your Company, 32205 LIttle 9351 Bf«l houseWives looking to pany Must have sense of LEGAL secretary needed home, office or conclo 202 HElP WANTW CLERICal Mack, RoseVille, 48066, for Downtown law office Bonde,I'(\a\u- SIlk al'fCtMdrgarl~COntact needed by' firm with 1C- - Jl9Cf~ fOTr gQY\'n- • HOUSECLEANING tl' r'1)¥l'2~:v9oJ~~;A"- I ~fIeW, rily, "phone POIS8" and eXPERIENCEb. ~ rertable, 773-8940. (110e phone system town Detroit law --l firm Miss King at 831-7740 ~ ~rsor;J"'?i 90'- 2,,"9 ,~eekly Q!',~WeekIY:"' $ good ~"glft-of gab" POised, profeSSional /(lvlng care fof. ,your little / MESSAGE eENTiiA i GENERAL help, bill. send resume to Jane Special OCCasions along With willingness A BETTER HOMES Office one In my licensed day I COORDINATOR greeter needs very light Hartnett, 2020 Buhl, De- VERY REASONABLE to learn and dependa- AND GARDENS OFFICE Ing and answenng care home Large well but accurate typing skills troit MI48226. Full time Requires people bility. We are an estab- phones. Carmen Realty, RobIn Janet Provtdes the best opportu- Fee paid eqUiPped play areas /n- j orrented person WIth lished • family type 14854 GratIOt, Detroit, MI n4-8647 n1-9573 nity for SUCCESS In seil- Troy 649-4144 LEGAL secretary' for promr- docrs and out NulflllOUS ,1 pfofesslonal phone an- "east area firm" Full 48205 5264410 nent Downtown Detroit DAWN'S c/eamng ResI- Ing REAL ESTATEI Inter- St. Clair Shores n4-0730 meals and snacks I swenng skills who IS very training, good hourly criminal lawyer Challeng. dential, commercial. ested In extensive HARRIET SORGE MESSENGER! File Oerk prOVided Small group , organized and familiar base, commission and tralnlng, Including Pre-II. needed, WIth car, for Ing responSibilities With Full lime only Jan 526- Reasonable rates Refer. With office machinery. bonus to those who PERSONNEL cense and Marketing? In downtown law firm your own office. can car. 6759 ences 775-1805 Take resume to Grosse qualify Please leave Grosse Pomte, call Mark PART- time Monday- Fnday Please call 962.3825 and olyn 647-6034 YOU'VE tried the rest, POinte War Memorial, 32 message for Mr 301 SITUATION WANTED now Monaghan at 886-5BOO. 1- 5 Light typing, photo- ask for TOni call the best! Housekeep- Lakeshore and complete Bryant. LEGAL secretary, down- ClERICAL Other locatIOns, call Lloyd copYing, answering rng- 5 years experience, applicatIOn form, Monday- 203 HElP WANT£D town, full or part- time, Edwards at 268-1000 phones etc Must have CORPORATION Accoun honest, reliable, free estI- saturday, 9 am- 9 p m 886-1763 DENTAL MEDICAL expenence With Words- SCHWEITZER POSitive attitude Excel- tant available for Corpora- tar. 963-1155 mates 839-5135, 521- EASTSIDE catholiC SChool ART REAL ESTATE lent opportunity for stu- DENTAL Hygienist needed, tion Income Tax relurns 5987 BETTER HOMES dent Of retiree. Please 3 to 4 days Fnendly, pre- 206 HElP WANTED only 22 years expen- needs teachers In first DEPARTMENT EXPERIENCED Polish AND GARDENS call 296-7800. ventIOn onented Warren PART TIME ence 882-6860 and Sixth grade 526- looking for creallVe IndIVId- woman IS Willing to clean 20 Offices office 751-3100. , 0062, 881-7532. uals WIth Macintosh/ Pa- TYPIST , Intelligent, CLERK needed 2- 5 days a GENERAL office Skills, light your reSidence. Thor- gemaker expenence WAITER OR Waitress Speedy, Accurate \'Nord DENTAL Hygienist, part week part- time. Some typing, telephone, filing ough, relrable and de- ADULTS CAll MARY wanted, full time Expen- Processrng helpful) Law tIme, good salary, pleas- expenence preferred No Part time, 20- 25 hours pendable Grosse Pornte RETIREES 882-6090 enced preferred, not nee- office 10 Penobscot BUild- ant eastside practice nights no weekends cali Medical experrence 885- area references upon STUDENTS cessary, but Will tram Ing, Detroit Age and law 771-0124 or 885-4179 af- 885-8700 2732. your request 884-0721 PIZZA cooks wanted, start- 259-8325 caU for appornt. office experrence no con. ter8pm 301 SITUATION WANTED HOUSEKEEPING by R0se- With car. To deliver Ing pay $5 00 per hour. cern Send resume to. ment RECEPTIONIST, full or part 207 HELP WANTED SAlES CLERICAL Ville Gall 44!Hl747, Loo, morning Free Press Delivery boys $50 mini- Grosse POinte News, P routes In Grosse POinte, time Progressive and after 3 p m mum guaranteed per PART- time paid POSition Box 0-27, Grosse TYptST available for Data East Side, DetrOit and o pleasant Medical office PART- time sales person night and up Call or ap- for volunteer coordinator POinte Farms MI 48036 Entry, tranSCribing letters, EXPERIENCED housekee- Harper Woods area ExtenSive tralnrng Must wanted for IIngene be- ply at Martino's PlZZena for communrty based general office 3- 4 days{ per With excellent refer- Call 882-Q045 like to work with elderly tlque In Renaissance 18726 Hayes. 372.5800 human seMce agency. ATTENTION!! week. 773-8786 ences Wishes days 882- Will be handling phones, Center call ChriS 259- ReqUire good written and RUTH PARADISE TEMPS 5759 computer and insurance 6951 302 SITUATION WANTED verbal commUnication Has openings for typiStS 50 send resume to Grosse CONVALESCENT CARE NO slackrng off cleanlngt Skills, cnsls or other wpm, secretanes. legal ATTENTION WOMEN! No POlnle News, Box C4OO, Contrnued good workl counseling experience a and execuhve, word pro- more mlnrmum wage COMPETENT 96 Kercheval, Grosse callfomla Company ex. Appliances, baseboards, National Bank plus. send resume to cessors, data entry opera- IN-HOME CARE SERVICE POinte Farms, MI 48236 pandlng Partlfllil time, corners Excellent refer- Ms. C HendrICks, Flee, tors and receptlOl1lsts 45 TLC elderiy, children of Detroit Income opportunrty In a ences 777-7092 20171 Mack Avenue, wpm If you are looking DENTAL HygienISt, Satur- Hourly, overnight rates will be accepting appl!catlons growth/glamour bUSiness Grosse POInte Woods, for a new challenge call days, every other week, available Experienced 10 EXPERIENCED housekee. and[nttTVIewingror Set up, training and 48236. 964-0640 pleasant St Clalf Shores the Grosse POlOte area per full or part time, WIth onQOlng support For In. family pl'actlCe n1-344Q PreViously Hammond references 7724763 9- 3 PART-TIME TELLERS fo rm at lonfappo Intm e nt, ror the rollowlng locations Agency, 30 years LI- dally 202 HHP WANTED CLERICAL 202 HElP WANTED CLERICAL PART-TIME phone operator Jeanne, 777-3831 KERCHEVAL - ST. CLAIR for Medical offICe Must censed and bonded THE HOUSE-KE.TEERS VERNIER - HARPER have good dICtIOn and NEW CAREER sally, 772-0035 CLEANING SERVICE secretary CADIEUX - HARPER proper phone etiquette Set your own hours, bl9 CAREGIVER, elderly or Professional, Bonded and KELLY - WOODCREST Hours Mexlble send re- tICket sales, fulfill your convalescent Days, over- Insured teams ready to WARREN - ALTER sume to Grosse Pornte dreams, meet your goals, Mes, short-term live-in clean your home or busl- DEOUlNDRE - 8-MILE News, Box 0.500, 96 unlimited income gov- Excellent references 881- ness MAIN OFFICE BRANCH Kercheval, Grosse POinte erned only by your efforts 0912 Gift Certificates Available RENAISSANCE CENTER Farms, MI 48236 PrelICense and continued 10% Off With ThiS Ad SPECIAL care prOVided for AND training Frrst Time callers Only! EASTERN DETROIT BRANCHES FULL time medfCal assIs- In-home convalescents BILINGUAL SECRETARY tant needed for pedlatnc and elderly Excellent ref- 582.4445 Tuesday, March 6th RED CARPET KEIM offICe Some expenence DAMMAN REALTORS erences 293-6115 from 10 a.m. 3 p.m. Manulaclurers Bank has an Immediate opening lor INTERESTED rn excellent a BILlNGU ....l SECRET....RY In the Inlernatlonal IS needed call Mary at PrIVate Interviews at the EXPERIENCED caregiver house or office cleaning Banking Departmenl ThIS posuron represenls an 886-3232 Bob Damman 886-4445 Neighborhood Club excellenl opportunity to enter lhe fasl-paced, for the elderly, Grosse Reasonable rates call challenging and profeSSional almosphere or a CHAIRSIDE Dental assIs- JOAN .. DAVID Pornte references Please Bonnie 77~283 1150 Waterloo growmg fmanCial InSlllulion tant, expenenced In 4 lit leave message 824-3003 QUALITY house cleaOlrlgf (located err of Cadieux QUALIfiCATIONS: Typing 55-60 wpm reqUired, handed dentiStry helpful ANN TAYLOR Dependable, rehable between Mack and Kertheval) shorthand skills deSirable Profrclency In a maJor but WIll COl'Is!der traInee Joan & DaVId Shoes a EXPERIENCED woman de- languilge II e Spamsh,French, German,or JilpaneseJ, woman seeking day Grosse Pointe, MI No Saturdays' Benefrts leased department Wlthrn sIres workl Wrll care for and one 10 two years prevIous secretarial experience rnvallds and the elderly work m.5343, Sue Tellers must be available for slrongly preferred Good verbal and wrrtlen 884-4010. Ann Taylor IS seeking a References 922-6430 3 weeks of full.tlme training. commumcallon skills reqUired part time sales associate SPRING cleaning done DENTIST early call Margarete, These positions offer a competitive Compelilive salary, r1exlble benerus package and for our Grosse Pornte 101 SITUATION WANTED LooI

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March 1, 1990 Grosse pointe News 6C IOY MISClllANlOUS .,0 MUSICAl INSTNUMlNTS ~09 MISCHlANEOIJ~ ~09 MISClllANEOU~ "'b mUATION WANT(D 400 MERCHANDISf 10q MISCHlANIOUS ARTlWS 402 AU(TION~ ANTI(U~ HOUSE SI TTING ANTlQUlS ANT1(lES ANIIUIS CUSTOM hand crafted BEAUTIFUL sofa, cream MAHOGANY bass gUitar Beaullful EXPERIENCED female GOLD scale marked Falf- SELECTION DINING room table, 4 ROWING machine. like house sitter With excellent banks New York, $190, chairs, pads, W,llell new, $50. 885-8084. brocade With orl&lltal pat- INTERIORS cherry red sunburst fin- local references Loves t 2 place setting sterling AUCTION cherry, 3OX45 expands lern, quality, like new, Antique and Fine Ish, long neck, mce ac- BeDSPREAD, crocheted 8 animals, plants 1-469- flatware, $425 881-5134 SATURDAY 9OX45 $375 n6-8637 must sell, $500 firm 542- Furniture Shops tion DimarzIO split PICk x 7 ft An Helrlooml 268- 3187 MARCH 3,1990, 11 a.m. 4527 16135 Mack Avenue up, sweet - strong sound. POLISHING (profeSSional) COUCH great for dorm or 1076 Any Item In Our Antique DINING room, beauhful Creme de la creme banquet One of a kmd. needs bet- Brass, antiques, car- college apartment, $50 LADY Executive, raIsed In Stock May Be Selected HEALTH Insurance for Indi- country, hard rock Maple, dining room table With ter case $325 00 or besl boat. cycle parts platedl Also 2 fish tanks, every- Grosse POinte, being For Auction Viduals offering compre- Haywood and Wakefield, band of Inlay (tnple pad- Also - custom made polished All metals 773- thing Included Make of. transferred to area for 90 CALL FOR DETAILS hensive coverage, excel- table, 3 leaves and pads, estal) Four poster queen speaker cabinet JBL de- 4860 fer 331-1763. days to 6 months Needs Items Now on Display AI lent ~ates, Dental 4 chairs, china hutch With size RICe bed (sohd ma. sign. tuned for 2 -12 Inch Grosse POInte home to DENLEY'S SCHMIDT'S MODULAR seating (6 optional Bonlor Insur- bubble glass Quality hogany) 17th century OIl speakers Free SAO 12 houseslt A SAP Out- pieces), vanous chairs, ance Agency, rnc 774. $1,500. 852-7320 painting (needs restora- Inch speaker With fin at- standing references Re- ANTIQUES ANTIQUES, INC. coffee tables and lamps, 2140 TWO Stlffel lamps, antique tlOn) 19th century tall tachment and several ply to Grosse POinte 19th & Early 20th Century 5138 W MICHIGAN AVE good condition Ideal for cords and connectIOns SNOWBLOWER Sears brass, shades, $40 each case grandfather clocks News, Box H-100, 96 Amencana CarefUlly se- YPSILANTI, MI 48197 family room Best offer $350 for all 882-0895 Craftsman deluxe 20", 5 776-e326 Chippendale and Queen Kercheval, Grosse POinte lected furniture In walnut, (313) 434.2660 For appointment, call horsepower, $175 885------Anne camelbaCk sofas Farms, MI 48236 pine, oak and old paint 882-9842 DINING room- beautiful Large mahogany break- USED PIANOS Fax 434-5366 2358 Also clocks, decoys, toys, dark mahogany, drop leaf fronts and china cabinets AT BARGAIN PRICES J07 ~ITUUION WANTlD 9- 5 Monday. Saturday MAHOGANY Breakfront quilts, folk art and appro- WANT to buy old clocks table, 6 chairs, china cab- Sets of dining room Used Spinets-Consoles NURSlS AIDES SUNDAY 11- 5 dining table, 4 chairs, priate smalls and watches Any condl- Inet and buffet, qUality, chairs (Queen Anne, Uprights & Gr~nds $975 Salad set, punch CARE for the elderly Hon- Monday thru Friday, 9 to 5 404 GARAGE/YARD lion Also want neon ABBEY PIANO CO bowl, mlsc glass and $1,450 852-5018 Chippendale and Duncan est, reliable, excellent ref- Saturday, 1 to 5 IlASEMfNl SAliS clocks Private collector ROYAL OAK 54H1116 china, blankets, lin- BeDROOM- beautiful dark Phyfe) P,ecrust tables Closed Sunday bed erences, 573-7676, 293- MUST sell all furniture 2 772.7434 mahogany, dresser With carved Chippendale con- PIANOS WANTED 27112 Harper ens, towels 886-147t 1485 piece sectional (1 year BLUE fox fur, $100, size mirror, chest on chest, sole tableS With ball and TOP CASH PAID (south of t 1 Mile) TELEVISION. 19" RCA EXPERIENCED Nurse's old), tables, chairs, ster- small, excellent condition full size headboard and claw feel. Boudoir chair color, perfect $95 884- MASON and Hamlin baby Aide seeking part time 772.9385 eos and mlsc 22110 Mo- 8814111 footboard, qUality, $875 Drexel mahogany servers 3193 grand plano, 5 ft. 8", wal. positIOn Night shift Ref- ross, corner house at 852-5018 Beacon HIli mahogany WE BUY AND SEW FIFTY piece place sel1lng, nut With bench. DeliVery erences Valerie 894- Chandler Park, across THREE wooden barracks ANTIQUE pine armoire service for 8 of King Ed- APPLE IIc, Imagewrilar II Single pedestal dining and tunlllg A superb In- from St John Hospital boxes WWI, $15 each 2 7405. circa 1880, whitewashed, ward pal1ern Gorham sli- printer, 2 diSC drives, room table With extra strumenll $5,700. MIChI- SUNDAY, MARCH 4th, antique trunks, $15 each PRIVATE duty nurse's aide t8" x 44" x 72" 882- ver Dining room set, oversized mOnitor, en- leaves loUIS XV French gan Plano ,Co 11am-5pm Reclining chair, $50 Con- 548-2200 available Prefer nights good conditIOn, 68 Inch hanced Apple works, bureauplat tablel desk 7680 sole TV, $70 Palf of up- , ' 824-8876 SUNDAY 9- 3 All major table plus 3 leaves, ex. 885-1050 and occasional tables DRUM set, 5 PiElC8S InclUd- , GROSSE POINTE NEWS holstered chairs $75 , appliances liVing room pands to 103 Inches. ta------With brass tom French Ing LudWig snare, plus hi- each Matching o11oman ROWING machine AVlta bombe commodes With NIGHT companion- nurse's 882-6900 and dining room furnl- ble pads, 6 chairs, china hats, 3 cymbals, and aide Grosse POinte refer- lure Lots mlsc 1016 $25 Black leather chair 950 SL with counter, like marble top Highboys Manchester Antique Mall 01 cabinet and buffet Call stool $400. 82.2-4472 Maryland, Grosse POinte and footstool, $100 885- ences n8-8569 We Have A Fine Selection 822-2603 new,'d~~r,m$~Ie, P:~~ Lowboys Victorian side Park 6274 $95 chair French laelles desk CLARINET A13 Buffet. Like 108 SITUATION WANTED Of Antiques & Collectibles SIX Chippendale chairs and ANIQUE dining room, table, 12 gauge double, $600 with brass trim Mahog- new,$800 371~ OffiCI CLEANING 116 E Main, Manchester TAG sale- Indian Village dining room table With china, buffet, t9tO's, Eu- 881-5134 any Sheraton secretary Open 7 days, 10-5 area, Saturdayl Sunday, sideboard Make an offer EURO Malds- European ropean style, excellent ETHAN Allen dining room desk MahOgany bedroom CLASSIFIED 428-9357 March 3- 4, 10- 6 13 m 886-6992. style of cleaning Days or l condillon, solid Oak 566- set, $400 S x 9 Chinese sets Games table With 3 FURNITURE refinished, re- Greal stuff Typewnter, DEADLINE •.. nights $15 Special for 0064 DIAMOND for sale or trade orl&lltal rug, $500 Por1a- extra leaves. Robert Er- paired, stripped, any type sewing machine, house- is stiU thiS month 365-1095 for good used car Ap- b1e personal computer, Win Single chest Pair of caning Free esti- hold goods, jewelry, UPHOLSTERED chair, NOON TUESDAY praised value of dIamond, $200. Call after 6 884- Chippendale (3 drawers) CLASSIFIED mates, 345-6258, 661- clothing, more 8115 deep blue, brand new, Agnes $2,800 881-7915 2958 endtablesl nlghtstand for all regular liner ads. All DEADLINE ... 5520 never used $70 or best offer 881..Q986. SUPER (NEW) "Lynx" golf DINING room trestle table, (solid cherry) 4 poster measured, border. photo Is still BASEMENT Estate Sale, THE COLONIAL 2 benches. 2 chairs, ex- tWin beds. Governor or other special ads must 6640 Sarmorr, RoseVille BRASS finish double bed set Three woods, seven NOON TUESDAY callent conditIOn, $500 Winthrop secretary With be In by ... SHOP March 1st thru 3rd 10 to With mal1ress, drapes and Irons and super Predator, 'or aU regular liner ads. All 885-2192 slant front desk and ball 4:00 p.m. MONDAY 25701 JEFFERSON 5 comforter $200 882- bag, umbrella, $7501 measured, border, photo NEAR 10 MILE value for $450 Phone ------and claw feet TradltlOnSl The office Will be open until 0106 WM. CHAS. GALLERY Ioveseat with matching or other special ads must Antiques, furniture, china, 882-3228 4 00 P m. on Tuesdays to 406 FIREWOOD ANTIQUESIFINE ART Queen Anne Wingback be In by buy and sell Highest TWO white vertical blinds, conduct other business, COMPUTER, 1987 Zenith, Bought & Sold chair 4:00 p.m. MONDAY prices paid Monday 58" x 47" Excellent con- but the computers are CHIMNEY caps, $4750 In- dual, 5 1/4 driVes, 512K Luncheon special at Indian The office Will be open until Saturday, 11.£ dillon 393-1756 down and. 400 13 m on Tuesdays to stalled Chimney clean- memory, IBM compatible; Village area BIstro Call 882-5622 GENUINE cordovan leather conduct other bUSiness, 772-0430 Ing, $64 50 885-3311 color mOnitor with EGA 823-0324 for details. BEDROOM set- solid wal- NO CLASSIFIED ADS camelback couch, three but the computers are WANTED! Old slot ma- graphICS, assorted soft- WHO SAYS nut, contemporary, 5 CAN BETAKEN cushIOn seat With dia- down and chines, arcade, peanut 405 ESTAH SALES ware $1.050 884-6689 "THERE'S NO drawer chest, triple AFTER NOON mond tufted back and NO CLASSIFIED ADS and gum ball machines, FREE L.UNCH" dresser, nlghlsland, With ON TUESDAYSI DARK pine, round table dl- walnut wood trim. Call ROBERT McGREEVY CAN BETAKEN jukeboxes 779-5087 DINING room set, dressers, glass tops, mirror, double neUe set Four heavy Design StudIO 886-2569 Collector pnnts, "Regina" AFTER NOON mirrors, chairs. saturday bed, $500. Small enter- Don't Forget • chairs, one extension and "Orffs VICtory". $850 ON TUESDAYS I 40 I APPLIANCES leaf Excellent condition PRINCESS doll furniture, for both. Also "Tash. 12 to 4 21160 Fleet. talnment center, $45 eatl your 8d8 In Eartyl Don't Forget - complete set. $SOOI best moo", $550 794-3895. wood Coffee table and end ta- GROSSE POtNTE NEWS cali your ads in Early! MAVTAG extra farge ca- 881-7794 evenings offer, will sell separately ------b1e, $15. Aftemoons and SUNBEAN VISta food pro- 882-6900 GROSSE POINTE NEWS pacity washer and gas MAHOGHANY entry doors, 777-1156 WOOD. Mode, white evenings, 881~17 l cesser, never used 775- 882-6900 dryer Excellent condltlon leaded glass, 6 styles FIVE piece queen maple kitchen cabinets, Ethan OLD MASTER flatware, 412 WANHD TO BUY 8535 Allen dresser, tradlllOnal, $385 463-0999 772-6865 bedroom set, $250 Call 400 MERCHANDISE ELECTRIC Mobtlltyl Rascal, Wingback chair green Franciscan china, figu- BABY Grand, Kimball, LARRY Hayden duck after 4 pm 791-3303 884-3952 ' . nnes, table linens, miscel- WANTEDI Rolex, Cosmo- ANTIQUES rear wheel dnve, power 1930s $2,500 or Will con- . laneous Silver, Waterford, g r ap h s, 0 a yt 01as ANTIQUE Gallery, 651 pnnls, 1984- Arkansas, ITALIAN Proveoclal dining seat, $9001 best offer sIeler o11ers 884-8661 1987- MIchigan, other as- room tablel 4 chaIrs OIENTAL dining room set china pieces. After 1 p.m. $2,000. and up. Pa\e~ West 12th Street, Flint, 445-6261 by ~."nlCt'- '''::! Vacheron M sorteel pnnts 881~7~~b (avail 84') Excellent con- ~..,""r-_ :W'i~.J,~~~>. .. ~. ~' .••...,...,.,. 767~11 Open3 da~sa c.ttlNG set, beautrtul tradi- tatJle:..-.l..~"'8""cMiri~; .... ~} ::..:,--\"a week, 10 a m.- 5 p m evenings atter 6. -- dillon $375 886-8579 - , ~, ~Iio ••• , Mo -maIPfiJ"fifuni~' vlldtt;-Audemars.~, tIOnal, dark mahoganx, wallunlt, like new, ~,BOO - <. Hamilton. Gruen. wriS\QI MAYTAG washer and dryer LH ------Two floors of qual!ty an- SOFA, 64 Inch neutral DUNGAN Phyte -mahogany double pedestal table, ~ 886-{)B37. must gol 773-2424. pocket watches Wor1 I~~r ~f't= t~~lesO' If y~u have any items no ,-, peratlOn L1NC knows who Fri. Sun Dearborn, Michigan 563 SHELDEN sat • ~~20and Will use them Please call LlNC at 882- 10.6 Admission $2.00 GROSSE POINTE SHORES MONA LISA 25 Quality Dealers TAKE CLAIRVIEW OFF LAKESHORE ESTATE SALES Over 85 Dealers With - He~e:akdoge a dposltlvfe change for others dunng Clocks, quills, 811 glass, furmture, glassware, pot BETWEEN 7 & 8 MILE Household Estate Sales & LIqUidatIOns follow ays winter Glance through the Flo Blue, R S PrUSSia, pnml- 0 tery, advertlsmg, dolls. TURN LEFT ON SHELDEN Cash or Consignment do mg Items and see If you might be able to bYeS, cut glass, Iron beds. toys, Jewelry, postcards, nate any and help to spread some cheer fumiture, Jellycupboards, pnmltIVes, etc Glass This picture pertect sale features antiques that Include PHONE 24 HOURS DRAPES'I! do t It plul loll mote, Repair Our 16th year a Victorian marble top washstand with backspJash, Thanks to all of our tams Detroit. Arl~A have some bnght clean cur- Victorian dresser wilh marble top & candle shelves, 772.3556 n2-6407 205 N. Main St. dealers and customers needs Ihem Think ~ncy on Aging knows who .132 Mile who help to make our a carved antique parlor table, a CUriO cabinet with proVIde a needed change could In Historic Romeo shows a success brass trim, an anllque wooden stool with brass trim. ~=~ a Chinese coffee table wilh soapstone carving, Japa- A fresh coat of PAl NT alwa br ~ old, familiar Surroundi ys C eat~ new life Into nese prints on silk, antique lanterns, old tins, an. Core CIty Ne hbo~ hlldren s Center and tlque shaVing ilems, a mirror for a mantel With carved paint. Items al~ needed blOC. have asked for frame circa 1850, mllkglass collection from the 40's CRarnbow~tate ~a~~ ese ESTATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIOUIDATIONS gaOlzatlOns are PAINT eyuths and other or. CASH NOW and more and the B A HES, LUMBEA o r UILDING and REPAIR MATERIAL ' Also available IS a country oak dining table & four Excellent Complete Service Windsor chairs, four piece black & betge sectional, How about some el1y SH For your Oriental Rugs, Paintings, References Glen Ilnd StMIron~: ELS for the folkrat New c,ETHS or BATH TOW. black recliner, contemporary desklbookcase/chest Ing AlcoholIC Women If e orne for Recover. Jewelry Fine Furniture, Porcelains, unrt and Single bed SUitable for a student, drop leaf 'hanging' around get t~ have some just buffet table and more. Collectibles including Dolls, Royal would be a great way to A .. I!!. over to LINC, It We also have linens, floor lamps. dozens of silver ... ruw you care Doultons, etc. "There's nothing t0 do'" . pieces, framed pictures, plus pretty decorative and fiartz [i)G:O~~~~ of the year 0 I IS a familiar cry this time . ur member llQenc Phone 863-6469tor a FREE verbal appraisal. collectible ~ems for all rooms 886-8982 G I?lan to stop at thiS very cnterestlng home. You are HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. k AMES. TOYS and CRAFT SUP~IE~1d ~se &ep Idle hands busy And if h 0 beenP bound to filld a treasure you Will keep forever. Trust your sale to us knowing that we are the mosl having bouts of cabi f you ave experienced moving and estate sale ~ny In cure. Think about n ever LINC might have a NUMBERS WILL BE HANDED OUT FROM 9:0001 0:00 the Grosse Pointe area. TEER. Call L1NC ~Ing a LINC VOLUN- :?!l~~ A.M. (FRIDAY ONLY) WHICH WILL. ESTABLISH mation. WE NEED YOU n 1().2 for more Infor- Since 1927 For the past 10 years we have provided fIrst quality YOUR PLACE IN UNE WHEN THE SALE OPENS AT service to over 500 satisfied clients. CONTACT LINC TO SCHEDULE DROP OFF 409 E. Jefferson 10:00 A.M. FOR MORE INFORMA nON, DIRECTIONS WAREHOUSE HOURS: M W F 1()'2 OR DETAILS CALL THE 24-HOUR HOTLINE AT 885- CALL THE 24 HOUR HOTLINE. 885.1410 CERTIFIED AUCTIONEERS KEEP IT MOVING! 1410. FOR UPCOMING SALE JNFORMA nON a ESTATE APPRAISERS 882-6100

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~ 11 WANTED ro BUY 500 ANIMALS 601 AUTOMOTIVE bO J AUTOMOTIVE 60; ~VTOMOTIVI lOa ANIM/llS 601 AUTOMOTIVE ;u; lO~T AND fOUND fORO GENERAl Mor01l1 fOREIGN ADOPT A PET ADOPT A PI T CHRYSllR BUYING used records. al- LOST A PET? 1987 CELEBRITY wagon, BMW 1984- 3181, bronze I bums- 45's 543-8954 PLEASE GOLDEN RETRIEVER 1986 Dodge Daytona Turbo 1987 Ford Mustang LX, au- Anywhere In the Grosse clean car, $$4,950. 886- metallic, 5 speed, sun Looking for good home for Z, 5 speed, T tops, tomatIC, air $4,500 n4- LIONEL KEEP AL.ERTI POinte area, please call 5402 roof, air conditioning, COLD TEMPERATURES a wonderful Golden Re- $4,200 n4-5267 after 7 5267 after 7 p.m AMERICAN FLYER us at Grosse POinte Ani- power Windows, central CAN KilL VOUR PETI tnever Found about two pm 1988 Berena GT, V6, gray, AND MARX TRAINS mal CliniC ThiS week we 1985 COUGAR LS, excel- locking. New tires Just With the extreme outdoor weeks ago and never loaded, no smoker, And accessones War sou- have a black female 1986 LeBaron, like new lent conditIOn, blue on servICed BMW warranty. temperatures of the last Claimed ThIS dog IS very 27,lXXl miles Must sell. venirs, WW II army air Scottie With a black collar, Best offer Original blue, all optIOnS, best of- $7,900 or best offer 881- few Weeks, animals can affectIOnate, gentle and owner 885-5511 or 882. $7,950.882-6139. corps Items,. pocket found on Ridgemont In fer 488-3636 ask for Pat 8181 suffer ternbly If not cared well behaved Finder has 6143 1986 CELEBRITY, 4 door, watches, railroad Items Grosse POinte Park; a tan 1988 Mustang LX 50, 5 for properly If you know dogs of own and can't air, crUise, automatiC, 1988 VOLVO, 240DL, (lanterns, sWitch keys) female Shepherd X, 1988 Dodge Daytona speed, red, loaded, air, of an animal In need of keep but would like to clean, $3,950 At 16820 29,000 miles, excellent and old toys 831-3447 found on Lakepolnte and Shelby Z, 5 speed, sun- power, alarm, 25,000 shelter or warmth, please find good home for thiS Kercheval COndition, $16,000 881- Kercheval In Grosse roof, leather Intenor, miles $8,800 or best GRUB STREET call our Shelter for health- exceptlOOal dog 882-4284 5805 POInte Park For more In- loaded, 20,000 miles, 882-3531 1984 Chevy Cavalier, looks BOOKERY ful trps We Will provide after 4 p.m. formation, call us at 822- $13,000 or best oHer great, runs ok Leave 1978 TOYOTA Corolla, new BUYing Fine Books free straw upon request 1986 MUSTANG III con- 5707 842-2020 9- 5 message 446-5713 tires, runs great, needs 17194 East Warren S02 HORSES fOR SALE vertible, black, 28,000 PLEASE! some work $400 or best FOUNDI Male Beagle, 1988 CON~UEST, black, miles, 5 speed, $9,500 1985 CADILLAC Sedan-De 882.7143 offer, 885-nas Their Lives QUARTER Horse Gelding 6 white, black and tan VI- automatiC, loaded, 445-Qn6 Ville, excellent COndition, WANTED: Old Mclnlosh Depend On Youl year old, Sorrel, 4 whrte cinity of Ridge and Merri- $11,500 Excellent COndl. factory Installed security MERCEDES Benz 28OS, Ma'rants, Fisher tube weather on Saturday No 1985 MERCURY Grand ANTI-eRUEL TV sox, 120 days profes- Iton 465-2875 system, $6,700 886- perfect mmt condltton, l MarqUIS LS, good condi- JBL, EV Patnclans n4: SIOnal training, $2,500 tags 884-4637 4068. purchased from onglnal ASSOCIATION 1984 CHRYSLER LeBaron tion, leather seats 7165 After 6 p m 822-9017 LOST, male black & white owner, low miles, $6,500 891-7188 statIOn wagon, excellent $4,900 885-2192 PONTIAC Grand Am LE, cat Very friendly, lots of 774-5453 USED ndlr'g lawn mower or 503 HOUSEHOLD ms condll.on, full power 886- 1987, excellent conditIOn FREE kittens- litter traIned personality, a "real talk- 1986 J;ord Tempo LX, 4 small garden tractor 979- fOR SALE 1394 $6,800 881.2460 1987 Corolla Sport Coupe, 1785 eve Call 521-8031 ask for er" Answers to "Re- door, loaded Excellent only 26,000 miles, air, Shirley LHASA Apso, AKC female, 19n PONTIAC Lemans, feree" ThiS IS a much 1968 DODGE Dart, super condition. $5,lXXl 882- cassette, 'sharp';"dependa. PAVING cash for dia- 12 weeks old, golden & clean, 57,500 anginal power brakes and steer- LOVABLE dogs and cats loved and desperately 5091 ble 772.3191 monds, gold, sliver, plati- white, housebroken miles, must see, like new Ing, air, new brakes, AMI need good homes For missed child's pet 1986 MUSTANG auto- num, pocket watches $350 884-2442 $2,500, negotiable 884- LX FM cassette, good shape, adoptIOn InformatlOO call Please help us find him matiC, air New IIres, 606 AUTOMOTIVE dental gold, World War II PEKINGESE pups, AKC, 3485, after 5 30 $5001 best offer 885- JEEPS 4 WHEEL Northern Suburbs Animal REWARD 822-8682 brakes, and shocks Ex. relICS, COins, scrap gold, shots 882.1578 Welfare League Volun- n68 Isuzu Trooper 4 The Gold Shop, 22121 FOUND on Radnor In De- 1988 DODGE Lancer, 4 cellent conditIOn, $5,000 1988189 II, teer at m-5110 or 463- BEAUTIFUL Shih Tzu and l 1989 CAPRICE ClaSSIC wheel dnve, air, cassette, Gratiot, East DetrOit, n4- trolt Female Shepherd door, 11,500 miles, auto- 643-7609. 7422. Brougham, loaded, door, year 0966, 10a m - 6p m., West Ie pups AKC With choke chaIn, very matiC, air, crUise, stereo 6 4 80,000 1985 Lincoln Towncar, 36,000 miles, $11,000 mile factory warranty Monday- Friday, 10a m- LOVABLE dogs and cats Healthy and guaranteed. fnendly My cats Will not $7,500 885-a232 772-2110. black( red leather interior, After 6 884-0640 $11,700 or best oHEIf. 5p m , Saturday need good homes For accept her 881-9666 1983 Dodge Ram van, air, very good condition, Call 824-1601 or 593- adoption informatIOn call 1980 GRAND Pnx, 79,000 WANTED to bUy old cos- CANARIES TO 824-6167. I think I have crUIse Call 331-3371 100,000 miles, $3,500 Northern Suburbs Animal mtles, excellent conditIOn, 9065 tume and Rhinestone Young Breeding Hens your pet cannot reach n5-2900 or 882-4118 Welfare League Volun- 602 AUTOMOTIVE $1,200 884-8661 1985 Bronco II XLT, trallef Jewelry, brass lamps, ceil- & one 1st Cross Systdn you Please call 824- FORO teer at 773-0954 (for TOWNCAR 1984- Signa- package, sunroof, run- Ing fixtures, wall sconces. 7417 1985 SUNBIRD, 5 speed, dogs), or 463-9708 (for 527-2880 1988 TOWNE car Signa- ture, loaded, moon roof , ning board, new tires, n1-1813 evenings , stereo cassette, 66,000 SilverI burgandy leather. one owner, best offer cats) Weekdays only for SWEET, small calico fe- S06 PH BREEDING ture senes, black on miles, very clean $3,7001 SHOTGUNS. nfles and both numbers. male cat, one year old I black, all optIOns, 30,000 67,000 miles, excellent best 886-7899 775-3377 handguns wanted. Par- miles, $16,000 884-8834. condition $6,750 886- GOLDEN RETRIEVER am an Indoor cat and STUD SERVICE- for York- 1978 BUICK leSabre, 1986 Jeep Cherokee Lat. ker, Browning, 'Winches- 4719 or 579-2110 For the nght home Adults have no way of meeting shire and poodle 296- THUNDERBIRD Super loaded, good CondItIOn, ado, 4 door, 1 owner, ter, Colt, others Pnvate desirable small, good na- 1292 only Three year old male, Coupe 1989, 11,000 603 A UTOMQTIVE $1,400. 884-6727 loaded, excellent condI- collector 478-5315 tured male My family all shots, housebroken miles, every optIOn, ex- GENERAL MOTORS tIOn, new engine (war- and Iwould like to have a CAMARO, 1987 Z-28, fUlly CASH for baby furnrture easily trained, very InteU~ 508 PET GROOMING tended warranty ranty) $9,500. n2-3108 litter of klttecs Do you 1979 TRANS AM 400, 4 loaded, burgundy wI gold and children's clothing gent. 824-8423. $19,000 792-9319. have a mce male cat who DOG and cat grooming 8 speed, runs great, needs stnptng cal884-7070 610 AUTOMOTIVE 754-7310, 773-6095 after LOOKING FOR A PET? could father them? Call Mile and Mack 885-3238 1984 Escort statIOn wagon, work, $7001 best. 886- SPORTS CARS 6 PONTIAC 1987 STE- very Grosse POInte Animal OlniC my owner, you can have carol ' 4 speed, FM cassette 5255 clean, must see. call af. 1968 CORVETTE convertI- SOLEX moped 979-1785 (on Kercheval) has two pICk of the Irtter or small $1,500 822-3769 601 AUTOMOTIVE 1984 CHEVY Camaro, new ter 6 p m. 882-6678. ble, excellent cond rtlon , eve lovely one year old dogs fee 886-5386 CHRYSLER paInt Job, 70,000 miles, 4 $12,0001 offer Also, 1964 available thIS week for 1987 20th Anniversary Mer- 1989 CADILLAC Sedan De POODLES, AKC Standard cylinder, 4 speed, excel- 1/2 Mustang convertible, 500 ANIMALS adoptIOn We have a 1982 Dodge Charger, new cury Cougar, V8, only Ville, black, executive puppies, shots and lent COndltton $3,100 or excellent condition ADOPT A PET beautiful and rather shy transmission! cluch, body 5000 made, excellent style, all the nght optlOf1S, best m-0223 $8,0001 best offer, 1965 tan female Shepherdl wormed, $200 and up good condition Best of- COndition, loaded wrth cpo leather mterlor, alarm, SMALL German Shepherd 230 SL Mercedes, good Temer X; also an adora- 839-1546 fer. 881.1329 tlons $11,300 n3-9648. 1985 BUICK RIViera. V~, MlChelien tires, low mi- pup, free to good home, conditIOn, both tops, ble male "Hodge Podge" power WindOWS, power leage, $21,500. Days, all vet records. 824-0083, 1978 Chrysler Cordoba, 1980 Mercury Grand Mar. $14,0001 best 884-8240, (Golden RetnevertBassett CANARIES locks, power seats, fac- 882-4885. After 7 p m. ask for Mike Nevin 73,000 miles Excellent qUls 4 door, excellent ask for George HoundlSomethlng? X). Singers - $35 condition! 881-0721 condition, $3,495 773- tory wires Low miles 882-1762" THREE year old afghan For more Information, call Young Breeding Hens - $15 Grosse POinte car 1987 MAZDA RX7, red,S free to good home, eXa*- 1986 Plymouth Turismo, 8044 or 286-5265. 605 AUTOMOTIVE us at 822-5707. $6,500 885-2621 speed, air, excellent con- lent famIly pet. 886-8790. Call after 3 p.m. fully loaded, air, new bat- 1987 GRAND MarqUIS LS, FOREIGN 1981 CUTLASS, excellent dItion $11,500 884-8678 521-1381 teryl brakes! muffler, mint loaded, excellent condl- 1980 Volkswagen Rabbit ORA Y tabby male, 1 to 2 WANT body conditIOn, best offer condition, $3,500. n1- tlon, 51,000 miles, new diesel, clean, dependa- 612 AUlOMOllVE years, neutered, shots, ADS 3846 front tires $8,400 822- 886.0129 after 5 30 p m ble, $600 881-7991 \/tl.NS deworITjed, FELV nega- 505 LOST AND fOUNO and weekends 1972 DODGE Dart, 4 door, 3297 after 6 p m, tive Very affectionate. 1982 BMW 3201, 60,000 1986 GMC 314 ton w~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS 1979 CADILLAC DeVille, Call any day before 2 72,000 mIles, 6 cyhnder, GRAND MarqUIS, LS, 1985, mIles, new tires, excellent van, \1-8, automatic 882-6900 power steering, brakes, low mIleage, loaded. Ex- 9,600 miles, runs I\Ke condition $5,000 Call $5,975 At 16820 Ker- pm., 331-0987 new. $1,750 or best offer automatic, $500 or best cellent condition $6,500 between 9- S wee\I.<1a'tS. cheval. ) ! , 882-7227 500 ANIMALS ~1.4?~ I ".. 886-1382 • 1 ,c' \ 350-302<) • ~.". • 1983 FORD ,Coi1Ver5lon ADOPT A PEi J 1985 OLDS Toronado, gray 1988 Toyota Corolla, 4 Van, 6 ,.cylrnder. low mi- . s 00 ANIMlllS 5 nn ANJMIIl ~ , I jl ) lfH wrli'l"s1lTlu/ated convertible ADOPT A PH ADOPT A PH door, aIr, stereo, auto- Isage Good COndltlOf1 top, good condItion. matlc, 21,000 mIles $3,500 885-7230 $4,9001 best offer 885- $7,600 884-9393 1199 or 881-6922. b 13 AUTOMOTlVf J LEO IS STill WAITING • • MUFFY 1986 Golf GL, 4 door, 5 WANTED TO BUY • 1986 BUIck Century Lim- speed, $4,150 1986 Voy- TOP $$ PAID Ited, loaded, new engine, ager, LE, 7 passenger, For Junk, wrecked and un- 12,000 mile warranty Ex- loaded $7,950 469-2227 cellent condrtlon. $5,500 wanted cars and trucks or best. n2-<1106 1985 HONDA Prelude, 5 State licensed speed, no rust, excellent BULL AUTO PARTS 1989 Toronado Trofeo, condrtlOn, original owner, 8944488 blue, ExecutIVe car, sun electrOniC sun- roof, AMI WANTED good used cars roof, antHock brakes, FM stereo cassette, and trucks, also wrecked leather, etc Excellent power steenngl brakes, or repalrables, 771 ~953 condrtlon $17,500. 884- air, new clutch, muffler 8n1 and battery. $4,900 822- want your beat up car, JIm 372-9884 Days 1986 GRAND AM, 4 door, 1453 40,000 miles, like new, 1986 HONDA Accord OX, TOP DOLLAR PAIDt $6,500 88&4232, 822. air, auto, cassette, rust Junk-Unused-Unwanted. 5na. proofed, 56,000 miles, cars-TRicks-Parts CAMARO, 1982, loaded, no well maintained. $6,600. Late Model Wrecb rust, excellent conditIOn, 446-8639 days, 526-0336 Same Day Pick-tlp MUFFY IS a beautiful female feline, about 6 mos of age. WALDO V-6, $3,200 885-8668 evenings. Unique Auto Recycling She was picked up as a stray Muffy IS litter trained and leave message HONDA 1986 Accord LX, 4 527-5361, 756-8974. very affectIOnate. She ISavailable for adoption at Central SEV1LLE 19n, excellent door, loaded, $6,300 Shelter ofthe MIChigan Humane Society located on 7401 CondttlOf1, onglnal owner, 884-9406 6S 1 80A TS AND MOTOR, Chrysler Drive, DetrOit 48211 or call 872-3400. Adoption all power, leather, wire 1981 Renault 181 statIOn hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10:00 A.M until wheelsl lock $5,500 MORGAN 27 race or 430 P.M. ~ wagon, air, AMI FM cruISe, extras, excellent stereo, ongmal owner, condrtlOll, $t 1,000 268- 1986 PONTIAC Flrebird, V. well maintained, good 041t 6, low mileage Must sell baSIC transportation 17' BOSTON Whaler M0n- Excellent condltton. 886- $1,1001 best offer 881. 0866 tauk, center console ALL YOU COULD WANT ...• 2790. 1979, 85 hp plus trailer, 1983 Oldsmobile Toronado, 1989 GEO Metro, LSI, like plus full canvas $8,000 good coodrtlOn $3,800 or new Much, much 886-5833 best 886-2521 cheaper! Red, 45 mpg BEAUTIFUL 28' Dutch 1984 Celebnty Wagon, every option Including Steel sloop Mahogany loaded, 70,000 miles, ex- sun roof 881-5470 and ash mtener, 6' 3" cellent condltton Asking 1988 BMW 325IX, 5 speed, head room, very good $3,400 call 885-5256 red! Sliver, power, Immac- condrtlOn Fully equipped SCHATZIE evenings WENDY & WEEZER ulate 885-1837 Ideal for couple CruISing 1987 Chevy Caprice the north channel thiS 1984 Renault Alliance Dl Although we hGd loti of CGlIs ftOtil people tbGt wo.ntt'd LEO, we wagon, well maintained summer $27,500 I Nee- auto, air, power steenng gottablel Tracie? Now IS felt we hQven't found the fight person for thiS exceptional Qnd $5.600 885-6666 and brakes, AM-FM the time to buy 885-7839 beQutlful tong-hQlred whIte Persian mix. With hiS sweet personQlity SUBURBAN 1983 Silver. stereo cassette Excellent Qnd solid grey tQ11. he IS Q real knockout. Are ,you thQt speCial per- ado, loaded, 9 passen- COndltton InSIde and out. JIN 1 TON "PlAYER" ger, bucket seats, 1 $1,650 885-1009 or 773- Serious Boat son he's wQltlng for? owner, excellent condi- 0550 Serious ProgrIIm tIOn, dIeSel $6,600 885- Seeks senous Plittnet'. mORE RUSSIAN 8LUES! We found wonderful homes for the two Rus- 1985 HONDA Accord OX, B668 leave Spend your time and money message extra clean and kept up SIGn Blue Kittens we hQd lost week Now comes WENDY Qnd wmnlng. 1/3 equrty owner. 1984 PONTIAC FterO Sport, New tires Must see to WEEZER, 8 week-old brother ond sister RusSIQn Blues thQt Qre Qdor- StllP avaIlable Call 8141 LUCY is all you could want in one automatIC, air, power WIn- 884-0759 believe 739-5409 or Gary 881. Qble, QffectlOnote bundles of CUriOSity, looking for someone to love. dows, power locks, Beardie bundle of love. She is the epit- 1982 Nlssan statton wagon, 0149 crUise, Alloy wheels SCHATZIE \s QPpropflQtely nQmed - "Loved One!" A My 4-5 month; 62,000 miles, air, AMI ome of a BEARDED COLLIE, beautiful, 43,000 miles Great con- WELLCRAFT 11985, 23' FM, 5 speed $1,600 old white Terner miX, he looks like 6enjl With brown eQ(s. Very drtlOn, $3,500 885-2621 Nova XL, 260 ltO; excel- playful and sweet-tempered. She is 885-9321. sweet Qnd gentle, he loves to plQY Qnd will mQke someone Q won- lent condrtton, many ex- bright, obedient and has charmi ng house 1987 Cadillac Fleetwood 1988 Honda Accord LXI, tras Stored Indoors at Brougham, loaded, mint derful fflend manners. Lucy loves children. Shewou1d 22,000 miles, like new JBM, $19,900 881.5535 condrtion 885-0673 WALDO IS Qn Incredibly beQutlful Silver TQbby, 6 month-old mQle, prefer a home with a fenced yard, being $11,500 or best Call 885- or 777-Q400 (Don) 9273 after 6 who WQS rescued from Q tree where he hod spent the night. Al- 1983 PONTIAC Flreblrd, F32 TROJAN, 1979, mint, of a herding breed, she loves to chase 25 Irtre, air, stereo, ear though seemingly well wred for. his owner hos not clQimed him 1986 MERCEDES, 560SL, low hours, stored inSIde, defogger, charcoal greyl low mIleage, excellent offer, 881-2783 Qnd he IS lonely - longing for someone to love him. and play. This 2 year old pedigree Bearded light grey ,ntertOf' $2,500 condrtton, $39,950 n9- or best offer 684-5841 al. 5128 885-6016 1985- 21 1/2 foot Four. PLEASECOmE AND ADOPT US AT: Collie needs a new home. For more ter 6 pm. wmns with traIler, full 1984 HONDA Accord LX, 4 canvas, 305 Chevy, ex- THE ANTI.CRUElTY ASSOCIATION information, call Mark or Deborah at CORVETTE ZR1 door, 5 speed, air, sun. cellent condrtion, many 881-0004 or 881-0600. Contact RIch Milne at roof, good condition, extras $15,500 best 774 891-7188 James Chevrolet. 293- 58,000 miles $4,500 -3033, 1010, 886-0138 , .- .------.... --.- ••••• D' ... II -

March 1, 1990 Be Grosse pointe News 701 APH HATS DUPl!X 101 APlS flATS DUPLEX 100 AP'S FLATS'OUI'LU 700 APTS FlA'S DUPlIX 700 APTS HATS OUPllX 70 I APH flATS DUPLEX '0 I APTS FlA T5 DUPLIX ~ ( ~ Macomb (oun'Y 6~ I 1l0AT5 AND MOTORS D.ha,1 Waynt (oo"fy Od'O" Wo,n< {oun'V Pa.nt,,: Horpe. 1'10ad' Po.nt .. Harp~r Wood, "Olnfc!> Ha.per Wood~ . OctrOlt Woynt' {ot,mly WARREN GROSSE POinte Park. Way. MORANG! Balfour, 1 bed. OUTER Drivel Gratiot. large 30 FOOT Chris Craft Sea GROSSE POinte ParI<. BEACONSFIELD south of Hoover/10 Mile Lovely one room apartment, appli- 1613. MACK! corner Bed. 1 bedroom, appliances, Skiff Day Cruiser, 1958 newly decorated 2 bed- burn near Vernor 2 bed- bedroom apartments, ca. Jefferson, 1 bedroom up- ances, heat Included, air, ford Finally ready. 1 bed- room lower, reftnlshed room upper flat, neWly security deposit required twin 130, Hercules, many per, stove, refrigerator, room redecorated upper ble, vertICal blinds hardwood floors, appli- decorated, $325 month washing available, $325 $235 296.3604 after extras, excellent condl. new carpet, heat and apartment, kitchen With References reqUired 884. 882-4132 630 lion $8,000 or best offer ances $445, heat In- electriC included $400 breakfast area, curtains, FREE 1ST 792-6746 leave message cluded 295.7487 month 229-0079 after 5 3687 MORANG deluxe 1 bed. all appllancesl utilities fur. JEFFERSON. Alter, very room apartment, Includes MONTH'S RENT 1978 CHRYSLER Sailboat, WOODS. 2033 Vernier near WAY BURN at St Paul, nlshed $3601 month, se. mce 6 room upper, mod- GROSSE POinte Park, heat, water, appliances, If you have a good JOb and 22 ft, 9 9 Chrysler out. Mack 2 bedroom upper, clean, spaCIOUS,two bed. CUrity 882.9540 ern kitchen and bath, newly decorated, 2 bed- air, washing available credit 1 year lease re- board, sWing keel, 3 appliances, basement, room upper flat LIVing stove and refrigerator In. room lower, refinished Working adult or senior HAVERHILL. one bedroom qUIred Only $435 per salls, trailer Excellent garage, no pets $550 room, dining room, sepa. eluded, carpeted, all utili- hardwood floors, appli- preferred $350 527-5233 upper, heat and appli- month mcludlng heal conditIOn $6,000/ offer 884-3619 rate utilities $375 East- ties furnished, $450/ ances, $425 822.2673 days, 884-1657 after 4 ances Included, $350 756-6080 559-7220. Side Management, 372- month, secunty deposit, 822-a209 GROSSE Pomte- one bed. plus security depOSit NEFF, near Village, 2 bed- 2222 CLOSE to hospitals, 1 bed. on bus line Also 2 bed. ABLE. Bodll>d Land Lub- room upper, $350 per 885-8971 ST. CLAIR SHORES room upper, appliances, room, liVing room, dining room, utilities furnished Greater Mack bers or Sailors to race month Heat mcluded NEFF, lower flat, near Vil- private laundry, garage room, I"jlpa,rtment, carpet, air, MONTHLY LEASES Stove and relngerator J ~~lcEny, b!lse~nt, ga- 3849 pet"ed: ait,t parkmg"

A~A(,lS \TORAl,! "t OffiCI, COIv''''fR~'~1 i' ( Off eEl CO\ .... fRC ~~ ':' VM.uO~ RENTM fOR HfN' fOR RtNT fOR RlNT SINGLE farrllIy bungalow NORTH!Ri'< M'CHIGAi'< 600 tjOU~~, fOR ,All ~OO HOU~ES fOR S~d with all appliances. AvaJI. GREAT area of Detroit. Au- COMIEACW. garage for ST. Clair Shores- MackI 9. EXEcunVE OFFICe able ~ Alter 6 dlOon near Outer Drive lease. 1,450 square feet. HARBOR SPRINGS NORTH OXford, n1. 5 bed- 200 square fool office ReceplIOI'list, phontl GREAT starter 2 bedtoom PM882.7B roomy 2 bedroom house. n1-3530. answer. Great SkNlng, Boyne High- ,fooms, family room, den, Receptionist and confer. fng, conference room, ranch With gar. in Har- Large IMng room, natural lands and Nubs Nob second floor laundry, per Woods. $34,900. 779- GROSSE Pointe Schools, fifeplace, bath 112, hugh 111 lIVINl ()UARTfRS ence room Ideal for ar. new eatpellng 14 feet x chrtect, lawyer, accoun- SpecI8J rales, mid-week mud' room 88&4340 7500 Tim, Century 211 immaculate 3 bedroom 8Xpanslon altlC, 2 car ga. TO ,HARI 18 feet. bungalow, dining and lant or manufaclurers and March Hamlet VIl- LAKESHORE House- only Mackenzie. rage. $500 Eastside MALE to share house with 774-3333. 1amiiy room, appIl8IlC8S. rep. n4-5552. lage homes, condomi- for the very speCial Managemenl Company same In OPEN SUNDAY $860.885-6720. Fraser Non. niums, some at chairllft buyer large garden, 7 372-2222 AVAIl..A8LE for Immedl8te 11 0 ROOMS fOR Rf N f 12.5 smoI

• ' IlUII'4£11 ~oo HOU~I\ fOR IALE ~o J CONDOS APII flAlS ~OJ CONDOS API\ flAl~ h 70 BUSINfl1 OPPORlUN r [\ oUr 'AK! ~IVER HOMII Of'PORrUNlliE'> FIRST OFFERING NEWLY decorated town. LAKESHORE Village TODAY'S ROSEVILLE, two bedroom LUXURIOUS 3 bedroom, 2 MINORITY General Con. JEWELRY Store Complete AttractlVEl flat 10 good cond I- house Condo on Lake St condo, 1st 2 bed- Inventory, storefront, fix- BEST BUY~ starter. ApprOXimately 34 floor, 1/2 bath Georgian C0lo- Iractor seeks jOint venture lIOn Two bedrooms, living acre, nice area, country Clair With many ddluxe room apartment, beautiful tures and furnishings, GROSSE POINTE nial with 80 ft dockage wlttl large financial firm to room, dining room, seltlng $43,900 772. features 3 bedrooms. 2 IVOry decor, pool, sauna, Turnkey 772.7680. New Llstlngl Custom bUlh $298,000. 468-2909. pursue remodeling, re- krtchen and bath In up- 2487 full and 2 half baths Call weight room, tennis contemporary 3 bedroom YesU 00 call. hab, repairs and new res- per. LOW9I'lhe same plus for Inlormatlon on details courts, $5751 month. 779- idential constructIOn pro- DRIVE thru auto wash in bnck Single house, large BEST buy In Harper famIly room. Pnced to sell and appointment to see 6531 LAKE HURON Jects In DetrOIt, MichlQ8n Ao6eVJIIe 5 year lease famlty room, 2 fireplaces, Woods Grosse POinte al $51,500. Musl seel By owner- $179,000 With optIOn 10 buy. Gas walking distance 10 vil- Schools, Roslyn east of ST. Clair Shores, sharp, 1 FRONTAGE Unlimited prophlt potell- CHAMPION. BAER, INC. phone number 293-7356 tlal available Walker's and mISCellaneOUS sales lage Only $148,500 Harper 3 bedroom bun. bedroom, basement, car- In Port Huron Attractive 10- leave message If no an. Inventory Included 884-5700 Cash to a new mortgage galow, new Windows and catIOn, 3 bedroom home Speciality Conslructlon swer port Mid 40's Century $89,900 Chamberlain With basement, beautiful Co George C Walker, GROSSE Pomle City- Beau. DETROIT roof, $4O's Century 21 21 MA, 774-9000. Realtors 751-2200. tdully reslored 4 bedroom Three bedroom bllck cape East, 881.2540 ask for W.S.U.- Medical Center Jot, sandy beach, good 313-933-Q280. , WELL MAINTAINED colonial Magnificent cod Single house, gas Bill Two bedrooms, one bath, value at $245,000 CONDO Near Eastland, has kllchen With mutschler heat, Side dllve, Will be natural floors, $37,000 JOANN WINE. ASSOC. many custom features. cabinets and G E appll. City certified. assumable Call Cotty 833-1544 313-985-5080. &0 I COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS Updated kitchen, fabulous ances. Master bedroom mortgage to qualified GROSSE Pomte Manor. finIShed basement With WIth calhedral ceiling and buyer Only $24,900 full HO'r lAKE RIVER LOTS ALL blick- 3 bay, automatic Three bedroom town. entertainment center, sep- 1 BE WISE prrvale bath, beautiful oak price service bUilding 2226 AI. house, 1 112 baths Walk arate laundry, central air, floors, fireplace, leaded ter at Vernier Land can. LAKEFRONT acreage, CROWN REAL TV to Village 882-1467 pnvate patiO, MORE' glass Windows Prime 10- tract terms Excellent con. Deer Lake at Boyne .' ADVERTISE TOM McDONALD & SON GROSSE POinte City, large $122,500 881-4200 calIOn dltlon No gas Mountain 460 fOOl lake 821.6500 one bedroom condo, $268,000. BUSINESS BROKERS JOHNSTONE frontage by apprOXimately 513 Neff FARMS, 268 Mernweather. INC. newly decorated In. & JOHNSTONE 800 feet. $115 per lak&- cludes Window treatments CALL Open saturdayl Sunday 3 bedroom, 1 112 bath 884-8437. front foOl, 1-517.786- colonial ProfeSSionally and kitchen appliances 4814 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 11 - 5 GROSSE POINTE CITY WANT decorated, new kitchen, Monthly Assn fee In. 885-0338. 2,000 sq. It of pnme com. 882-6900 , I eating area. new gas fur. cludes heat and air ADS 5745 UNIVERSITY, cfose 10 merclal property on Mack 81 I LOIS fOR SALE I nace, 2 car garage, patIO. $49,500 882-6299 St John Hospltal- 3 bed. Avenue Double bUilding natural fireplace By ap- room brick bungalow WIIh With 2 furnaces and air WINDWOOD POinte. 2 bed. Call In KEY West, Flanda C8nal pointment, 884-1161 family room, extra nice conditioning New roof & room upper unit With den, Early lot, ocean access, , excellent view of canal $85,500. (305)-294-4200 J home $37,900 Elite OPEN HOUSE carpet In 1988 and lake 1,900 square or (813)-597-3626 1, Realty 254-5678 SUNDAY1-S THE PRUDENTIAL feet of eleganl liVing GROSSE POINTE NEWS COMPUTER HOURS 23337 GREEN CREST GROSSE POINTE ~ 11 NORIHERN MICHIGAN NEW on Ihe market. semi, space Whirlpool tub plus 882-6900 ST. CLAIR SHORES REAL ESTATE HOMES ranch 7 rooms plus easy many other extras Call 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. ex. 18615 Mack Avenue TO OUR CUSTOMERS: expansion of 4th bed. 773-0605 for more Infor. GROSSE POinte MOiling cepllOnal family room. Grosse PoInle Woods &06 flORIDA PROPERTY Our computer hours are as follows: room If needed 2 1/2 matlon Company RegUlar tnps baths, profeSSionally land. updated kitchen. 2 fire- 882-0087 EXCELLENT Lakeland 3 north Partial loads wel- scaped, 2 car healed at. places. 2 1!2 garage par. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 MONDAy 8 a.m.-6 p.m. bedroom home With come. 822-4400. tached garage With auto- lially finished basement, WJ CONDOS .VTS 'flATS 578 NEFF many extras, $51,900. TUESDAy 8 a.m.-12 Noon matic door opener New furnace! air. 1988 move- One of a klndl ThiS unique In condition $128,000 Or For details call 885-7466 317 REAL ESTATE WANTED WEDNESDAY 11 a.m.-5 p.m. roof, new brick edged 920 HARCOURT CONDO In Ideal location THURSDAy 8 a.m.-6 p.m. dnve, walk and patio for appolnlment 775-1887 GROSSE POINTE PARK near Village has 4 bed. WANTED! 1 or 2 adults New sprinkler system, FOR the personal and Recently converted Ihree rooms. 2 112 baths, new who are Interested In liV- CASH FRIDAy 8 a.m.-5 p.m. custom bUilt slorage profeSSional service you bedroom condo With large famIly room. newer Ing In sunny FlOrida duro FOR HOMES SATURDAY 11 a.m.-1 p.m. shed, 2 fireplaces, wet deserve when bUYing or kitchen and sun room In kitchen, new lavatory, Ing Ihe cold winter Serving Area Since 1938 bar, storage room. laun. seiling a home call Elite Windmill Pomte area beautiful decor throughout months $24,000 buys Stieber Realty If you are unable to come in. call 882.6900 dry and pantry plus 2 Realty 254.5678 22556 VAN COURT AND best of all . no thiS absolutely adorable n5-4900 rooms In basement 5 ST. CLAIR SHORES formal CONDO fees I 884- 1988 1 bedroom, 1 bath dUring these hours. During the oomputer MOROSS/I-94 AREA picture Windows A real Newer three bedroom 0600 furnished mobile home "down time" we are unable to use our Custom three bedroom 819 CEMfT ARY LOTS well built Grosse POinte condo With master bed. Fishing, SWimming, Ja- terminals to Input Classified Advertising or to bllck home Fantasllc De- JOHNSTONE home 882-3740 room and bath on flrsl CUZZI,and other fun actlv- look up accounts. If you have any questions Irolt location I Fireplace, PRIME Cemetery lots for floor and beautiful decor & JOHNSTONE Illes are Just a few of the ST. CLAIR SHORES formal dining room, lots of regarding your classified advertising account Just steps from the lake many amenities offered sale. Forestlawn 839- WOODBRIDGE - Beautiful updales Asking MORAVIAN we suggest that you call on Wednesdays only THE PRUDENTIAL at thiS resort Want more 4285. bnck Townhouse IS avail. $35,900 wrth zero down (after 9 a.m.) or on Thursdays and Fridays. Be GROSSE POINTE WOODS details? Call Joan Smith able for Immediate POSt 820 BUSINESS Stieber Realty REAL ESTATE Condominium- 16 Mile and at Randol Realty 1-800- , OPPORTUNITIES advised that Mondays and Tuesdays are very sessIOn Two bedrooms, 1 Moralilan Detached 775-4900 18615 Mack Avenue 323-2542 Ellenlngs and busy with taking Classified Advertising. 112 baths, pnvate patIO. ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2 FAMILY restaurant seats Grosse POinte Woods weekends 1-813-629- carport, pool and much HARPER Woods, Grosse baths, full basement, 2 4337 110 near Grosse POinte morel Must sell, wliliradel POinte schools, offers 41 882-0087 car attached garage Im- Park. $28,000 with On Tuesdays we must follow LAKESHORE VILLAGE 5 bedroom ranch wllh 30 HARPER Woods one bed. mediate Occupancy NAPLES, Flonda Duplex 2- $15,000 down. century the 12 noon deadline so that Gorgeous two bedroom unll, x 15 family room, country room condo, newer Pella $149,500. No brokers 2 or 3-31 1.1, Gulf 2 21 East, 881.2540 ask for we do not cause costly all on one level Base- kitchen, 2 1/2 baths, Windows, fumace With air please Shown by ap- miles, $159,500 (813)- Bill production printing delays. ment, pool, clubhouse laundry room on 112 acre conditioner and cleaner pomtment only 463-4738, 591.Q555 or (813)-597- IT'S big buSiness I Air and Vacant. Pnced to sell In lot, 2 car attached ga- Features found only In If no answer after 6 call 3626. the 50S. rage All nicely kept. Ask water filtration 885-0709. higher pnced units 772.5628 FORMER Grosse POinte for Ken Kieft century 21 Stieber Realty $43,500 Two bedroom LAKESHORE V~lage condo resident calling from SUN Champion 573-8300 n5-4900 flrsl floor With carport for sale can after 4 p m KISSED NAPLES FLOR- CALLING TUESDAY Updated kitchen, large CAPE Cod bungalow, In NEAR Village, attractille 886-5851 IDA For Inf01'JT\atlon on WITH and sunny Ready to ne- The Woods Completely custom ranch home By homes, condos. commer- CLASSIFIED ADS FINo gOllate Both near St PORT Huron, MIchIgan. Cial property FOR SALE renovated In the past Owner at $169,000 3 MEANS YOU RISK John Hospital 778-4776 overlooking Port Huron call 1-800-331.9129, Paul year 3 bedrooms Includ. bedrooms den, Flonda Golf Club Two bed. Geffert, Workman and MISSING THE ,ng maSler bedroom With room 2 1/2 baths, 2 fire- ST Clair Shores- 2 bedroom rooms, two baths, two car Associates Reattors Bro- DEADLINE! TIm HOUSE 2 walk- In closets, full places, 2 car attached Townhouse, end unrl, garage, finished base- kers InVIted bath and sitting area garage SpacIous ffoor pnme locatlon- lakeshore ment, $118,000 caJl Tom Call In Large MutSChler updated plan 1033 Cadieux, Village. finished base. at Row/lng Real Estate, Earty kitchen, large enclosed Grosse POinte Park call ment With bath, new Win. 3745 P,ne Grove, 985- 807 INVESTMENT PROPERTY OF 885-8234 dows throughout, cenlral WEDNESDAY, 8-5 back porch, full bath 9597 or 987-2325 MOVING downSlalrs, 1st floor laun- air, $69,900 Must see!! ------I need equrty out SPACIOUS Tudor Colonial THURSDAY, 8-6 dry, 1 car attached gat 445-9676 after 5 STILLMEADOW town- Three unlls, excellent With 2 car garage, base- house. like new, neutral ROI, renters pay all utlll- FRIDAY, 8-5 YOUR DREAMs••• rage 1528 Brys $83,000 ment, huge master bed. FANTASTIC IIlew- 400 On Open Sunday 1 to 4 Or decor, Shook Rd. be- ties, property In great MONDAY,8-6 room, fireplace. Near The Lake. 3 bedroom, 2 call 881-2554 for appoint- tween Jefferson and Har- condition With long-term GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse POinte Mid 30's 1/2 bath condo 2,400 per 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 tenants 886-9339. ment. square feet, garage, car- 882-6900 INTuE century 21 - Champion baths, attached garage, ------port and boat well Cus- 1269 WHITTIER Rd Ask for Greg, 573-8300 basement, central air tom mtenor Hamson 800 HOUSES fOR SALE aDo HOUSES FOR SALE Grosse POinte Park $77,900. Open Sunday 1- TownshIp $279,000 775- Lovely cenler hall colo- 4 294-4084 home; 390- By Owner 6'28, 977-8162, P m GROSSE POINTE nial, 8 rooms, 4 bed. 4582 work rooms, library/ den, sun- 1410 Bedford 800 HOUSES fOI SALE tOO HOUSfS FOR SALE porch, natural fireplace, Three bedroom Phone: NEWS hardwood floors, updated bnck Colonial kitchen With nook 2 full 882.9142 ceramic baths, 112 bath Many nice on 1st floor, rec-room rooms! features HOME WANTED (Extra bUildable lot) East- 881-4131 $135,000 Individual would like to purchase a two or Complete Home Inspections Inc. CLASSlFIEDSI Side Realty, 778-6468 three bedroom Colonial type home in the Our pre-purchase home inSpection may save Farms Price range $100,000 - $135,000. you a lifetime of problems and expense. BY OWNER By Owner Immediate cash available. Call 886-2490. Inspecllons performed In accordance With 1033 WHITTIER 726 Middlesex 9-5 weekdays. Please no r~altors. Amencan Society of Home Inspectors gUidelines. Immediate wrinen report. Call Four bedroom center Open Sunday 2-5 loday for a free brochure or to schedule entrance ColonIal inspection Renovated by York- Newer four bedroom shire BUilding and center entrance Colo. Renovation, Inc Has mal With large faml1y BY OWNER many fine features room plus den Many Grosse Pointe Farms OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 attractive features. WALK TO PIER 881.3386 $245,000 823-2498 $279,000 3,200 sq. ft Colomal Custom built 1978. 3 bedrooms, 3-1f2baths, marble staircase, brass fixtures, use of oak, $429,000. Appl. only If you find yourself wandering EXCEPTIONAL BUY! 881-1190 aimlessly from block to block, Price Greatly Reduced to $198,500 from subdivision to subdivision in search of that perfect home GROSSE POINTE FARMS you,re probably finding out' that house-hunting uses a great deal of your time and Great location! Fantastic price! energy, not to mention expen- Four bedrooms; two and a half baths, sive gasoline! family room w/beamed ceiling and Save yourself miles and money fireplace; paneled rec room. Patio, by using the Grosse Pointe central air, attached garage. $179,900 News Classified Advertising Section. This section offers a GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONI convenient way to shop real estate by yourself, or if you 897 WASHINGTON Beautiful Tudor near the Lake. 66 Touraine prefer, with a qualified profes- GROSSE POINTE CITY Four bedrooms, two and a half baths, Stately bnck Colon,al on beautifully manicured grounds has four bedrooms. four baths. plus complete sional real tor_ This exceptIOnal brick Colomal approxImately modern new kitchen with built-ins. servants wmg, and three car garage. Glassed.in Your dream house could be in 2,000 square feet of gracIous liVing space on a Maid's quarters. Last year's pricell! terrace room connects to hobby room with SludlO large lot. Newly decorated throughout, mcludmg ceiling and skylights. LIVing room, dining room, family the next edition . . . don't miss a custom kitchen with new GE appliances, three room, library and much more. it! Call in today to the Grosse bedrooms, one and one half baths, two natural HENDRICK'S Reduced to $595,000. Pointe News. fireplaces, and finished basement And Associates, Inc. Open Sunday 2-5 p.m. COMERICA BANK 885-4464 or 1-800-533-2628 884-0840 (313) 370-5500 882-6900 .. J March 1, 1990 Grosse Pointe News 11C

, ' Director ,of Services ~Ol ALUMINUM SIOING 907 6ASEMENT WA T1RPROOfING ~ 11 aUllOINlj REMODHING 928 DRISSMAKING: q 14 CARPENTRY qlb CUPIT INSTAllATION q I} CEILING REPAIRS 919 CHIMN£ Y (HANING TAILORING LEONARD'S AQUA-STOP, INC. BARKER CARPENTRY and restora. SIDING Basements Repaired PREMIER PLASTERING, Drywall, R.R. CODDENS- Chimneys AAA Protesslonal Dress- CONTRACTORS tlon work, including paint. FLOOR COVERING making. hemming, sp~ Aluminum and Vinyl SIding No Outside Digging Taping & Spray Textur- cleaned- Screens in- MOdernization. Alterations. Ad Ing 25 years expenence, Carpet, Linoleum Ing New Repair Free clallzmg m welghtloss al- Complete custom trim, Lltetlme Warranty & stalled Chimneys rebuilt! dltlons.Famlly Insured 965-5900 Sales & Installation Estimates 25 years ex- terations Jeanette, 882- soffet areas, gulters and Free Estimates repaired 886-5565 Rooms.Kltchens & Rec- We do Repairs & Res- penence Jim Upton 773- 7982 replacement windows LI- nS-6363 CARPENTER work, panel- reation Areas tretches 4316 or 524-9214 J&J censed and Insured Free Ing, partitions, doors cut, THOMAS KLEINER JAMES BARKER Call Jerry 751-7031 estimates repairs, small Jobs 882- CHIMNEY fSASEMENT 886-5044 PLASTER & DRYWALL 884-5416. 2795 WATERPROOFING Repairs Cracked or peeling SYSTEMS CLASSIFIED WINDOWS. Replacement FLOORING SALES MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 ALUMINUM! Vinyl Siding, • D199lng Method CARPENTRY. all types, 22 paint No job too small WANT Andersen, Pella, Vinyl Carpets, Linoleum, Tile, Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, seamless gultersl down- • Peastone Backfill years experience Free Painting & Stucco work Remodeling ot kitchens, Hardwood Flooring, and re-hned ADS spouts, replacement Win- • Spotless Cleanup estimates 882-5836 Free Estimates, Senior baths, additions, rooting, Padding We also prOVide Gas tlues re-hned Call In dows! doors, storm Win- • Walls Straightened, Discount aluminum trim Parkvlew ALL CARPENTRY drywall, installations, r~stretchlng, Cleanlngs dows/ doors Ron Braced Of Replaced TOM 777.1617 Early Remodeling n7-5151 ceilings, spray texture, cleaning, and any type ot Certltled, Insured Vercruysse Company, • Brick and Concrete Work painting, etc, licensed, repair work WEDNESDAY I 8-5 n4-3542 • 10 Year Guarantee CORNERSTONE PLASTERING and dl)(.Wall 771-7678 tree estimates 822-4927 Open 7 Days THUR~PA Y, 8-6 LicenSed & Insured Neil SqUIres 757-0772 CONST. CO. 566-07n FRIDAY, 8-5 901 APPlIANCE SERVICE A1 WORK Kitchens-Custom Design CARPENTRY- Porches, CARPET SUPERIOR PLASTERING COACH LIGHT MONDAY, 8.6 Family Rooms Plaster and drywall repair, CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. 296-3882 Doors, Windows, Decks INSTALLATION GROSSE POINTE NEWS CALL GEORGE Window Replacements stUCCOing, commercial Finish and Rough Car. Sales and Service CHIMNEY CommerCial Remodeling and reSidential Quality 882-6900 NUTTO pentry Repairs and No Job too smalll CLEANING Intenor/Exterlor work References avail- APPLIANCE Small Jobs Free Esti- 17 years experience R • L• Additions Caps Screens mates 885-4609 527.9084 able 24 hour service on 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE Custom and Quality Always most minor repairs In,tall/d • Washer - Dryer Service STREMERSCH CARPET LICENSED AND INSURED 885.6991 Ammal RemOial FRED'S ElectriC CirCUit • Vacuum ServICe and WOODWORKING WHOLESALE PRICES JIM LAETHEM breakers Installed Door- Sales • Complete kitchen CALL 1-800-752.5616 CODE Violations Repaired Stale licensed 882-9310 bells repaired Small Jobs • Used Stoves-Retrlgerators BASEMENT remodeling GEORGIA CARPET Interior/ Exterior Free 5154 Llcensed- Insured 268- WATERPROOFING CARPENTER work, panel- • Furniture BROKERS inspection check over 0641 881-0748 WE SELL REBUILT Walls Repaired Ing, partitions, doors cut, • Custom mouldings can save you time and repairs, small Jobs 882- WASHERS Straightened CALL q 17 CEILING REPAIRS money Insured, experi- S & J ELECTRIC AND DRYERS Replaced 2795 Custom made furniture enced, reterences ReSldenlial-Commerclal ALL WORK CLASSIFIED 521-8540 SPECIALIZING In repairs- Seaver Home Malntance No Job Too Small 445-0n6 GUARANTEED clean, prompt service 882-0000 SAFE FLUE 885-2930 LICENSED DEADLINE ... Grosse POinte refer- All WEATHER PLASTERING and drywall Is stili 915 CUPET CLEANING ences Free estimates CHIMNEY SERVICE SERVING THE REFRIGERATION repairs TextUring and 884.7139 Call Lou, 882-2294 GROSSE POINTE REPAIRED & INSTALLED NOON TUESDAY stucco Insured Pete Tar- • Chimney Cleanln,g tor all regular liner ads All EXPERT CARPET • Caps and Commerc::lal-Residentlal PLASTERING, drywall and omma 469-2967 SINCE 1965 Screens ALL MAKES & MODELS measured, border, photo CLEANING, INC. ceramic tile 30 years ex- 911 BRICK 8l0CK WORK FIVE STAR Installed CALL M1KE882-o747 or other special ads must Truck Mount Extraction perience Absolutely CUSWORTH be In by . Residentlal/Commerc::ial • Mortar and BRICK WORK- small jobs guaranteed Call Valen- PLASTERING ELECTRIC INC 4:00 p.m. MONDAY Upholstery, Drapery Damper Repair , Reasonable 886-5565 tlnO, afternoons 795-8429 • Drywall FAMILY OWNED AND The office Will be open unlll Window Blind Cleaning • Animal Removal OPERERATED PLASTERING- Free Esti- • Mud & Tape 400 pm on Tuesdays to DAVE TEOLrS 779-0411 • Textured ceilings Certltled Master Sweep ELECTRICAL DOC'S THOMAS KLEINER mates Paul Mcintyre MASON CONTRACTOR conduct other bUSiness, Family Owned-Operated • Painting TOM TREFZER CONTRACTORS 372-9621 or 884-9911 APPLIANCE • BRICK, CONCRETE but the computers are INSURED BILL 343.5085 882.5169 No Job too large or small • BASEMENT down and FREE ESTIMATES Violations Corrected SERVICE WATERPROOFING NO CLASSIFIED ADS 912 8UILDING II!£MODELING GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Master Licensed & Insured Porches, Chimneys, CAN BE TAKEN K-CARPET 914 DECORATING SERVIG{ • ReSidential - CommerCial Fast, courteous, Tuckpom ling , Driveways, AFTER NOON CLEANING RELAX! • Fast Emergency service professional service PatiOS, Walks, Steps, ON TUESDAYS! USE OUR FAX JOANNA WESlERN SENIOR CITIZENS • Washers • Dryers • DIsh- New Work & Repairs, COMPANY DISCOUNT ARCHITECT CARPET SPECIALISTS WINDOW SHADES washers • Refngerators • Glass Block, Bnck, Stone Call and inquire about our Residential Commercial PAINT, SHUTIERS, BLINDS Ranges • Garbage DIS- & Tile Patios ' 882-0688 FAX MACHINE. When 886.4448 331-0066 KAUFMANN IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 posals • MICrowaves • Licensed, Jnsured time IS short and our lines RUSSELL Cleaning Ser- STORM DOORS AND More HOME remodeling- Install 15215 MACK A1 WORK vices Carpets, uphol- are bUSy, you can simply WINDOWS 296-5005 2474454 new exterior doors and stery, wall cleaning, Jani- FAX the copy along with 296-3882 storms, wooden decks, tOrial 882-2406 billing and category PARQUETIES BRICK and C3ment repairs Vinyl Siding and trim, con- Information. GRAfTOP WADE'S Porches, chimneys, tuck crete driveways, Side- SALES AND SERVICE Washer & Dryer pOinting Experienced walks and patiOS, ga- CBA GROSSE POINTE NEWS Reasonable Neat work rages and additions Gall 882-6900 15011 KERCHEVAL ELECTRIC Repair SeniiC~' Insured Seaver's 1882- CARPET & UPHOLSTERY East 01 Alter In the Park .~P!'!,m~t~,.. ';c } '( ) 1 CLEA~I~G ()(X)() r ~~... ,f 1lJ~ {'EASTVIEW 9" CEMENT WORK SpecialiZing In ~ --- DON'T BE FOOLISH Closed Monda s COMPANY, Kenmore & General Electnc 911 BUILDING I!EMOOEllNG ALUMINUM, INC. GET THE FACTS Hot POinte ALCOA PRODUCTS CAPIZZO CONST. Consumer Reports INC. QUALITY Home Impr~~ Awnlngs- SIdings QUALITY WORK 927 DRAPERIES l PROMPT SERVICE ments By Yorkshire Combination Storms rates thIS process # I ALL TYPES OF 24 HOUR BUilding and RenovatIOn, SCreens-Doors-Rootlng We don't steam, we CEMENT, BRICK AND CUSTOM Made slipcovers Inc AddItions, kitchens, BLOCK WORK FAST SERVICE n4-70_5~ Seamless Gulters clean' Call for our and draperies Guaran- baths, ete. Licensed and B.F. Goodrich VlnylA Garages raised and set teed workmanship Ex- Commercial! Insured. 881-3386 pre-spnng speCial down on new ratwall and Products penenced Call now- Industrial fr - - .Attlcs 17301 MACK AVE NEAR today I tloor Waterproofing Bernice 521-5255 LICENSED & INSURED Residential • Porch Enclosures CADIEUX CUSTOM DRAPERIES (J(J Jlr~R'= • AdditIOns & Kitchens DETROIT, MI48224 573.3961 TONY 885-0612 Balloons, Mini Blmds, ~ rT ~ DO r r • CommerCial Buildings 881-1060 527-5616 CONCRETE work, repairs, 777.3590 e Verticals, Carpeting, ...------=-----. SUTTON 26 Years Exp. L1C & Sidewalks, porches, chim- 911 8U ILDING IlfMODElING Wallpaper, Bedspreads Insured neys, brick repairs Seav- Washers CONSTRUCTION Compare our prices With LINCK - MILLER SEE SHOWROOM er's,882-OOOO Electrical wIring and repair Dryers BRYSON SUnON department store 'sales' CirCUit breaker panels In- Dishwashers 1324 Bedford R.L. STREMERSCH before you BUY Disposals 884-2942 882-2436 stalled Appliance CirCUits DAVID CEMENT CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES Refrigerators,. ADDITIONS 884-7426. Res- DRAPERIES BY PAT Door-bell Telephone BROWN Cement jacks Senior Citizens diS- MICrowaves, etc. Identlal BUilder Papl- Driveways n2.5440 (Assoclaled R@OOvallOns) count Licensed AU Makes neau Construction Co Patios CALL Sonra tor top quality 839-0975. RebYdtAppliances Complete jOb or rough HOME Brickwork drapery and curtains- any No ServICe Charge II RepBlred only- concrete & block, Basement waterproofing HOME IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENTS style 15 years experi- COLVILLE Steps GUARANTEED carpentry & drywall ence Reasonable prices, ELECTRIC CO. I NCOR PORATED For AU Your Remodeling, Tuck POinting free estimates 979-4098 Ranges, Dryers, Services. PARTS AND SERVICE llu'L Ci:M LOCI_ No 5.!WO home Improvements and No Job too small Doorbells decorating needs. Free Estimates (313) 885.1762 n8 DIlESSMAKING VIOLATIONS SINCE 1965 CALL 885-4867 SPECIALIZING IN TAILORING FAST EMERGENCY SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES DRIVEWAYS AND ALTERATIONS: new dress- 905 AUTO TRUCK REPAIR BASEMENT making, repairs, I do 774-9110 WATERPROOFING everything 25 years ex- RAY'S FOREIGN CAR LICENSED penence Cathy, 884- MARTIN GARAGE PIETERSCONSTRUCTION 1923, days or evenings We selVlCe any and all tor. 884-7139 Friday, Saturday after 6 ELECTRIC CO. etgn cars specialIZing In 'elitJentiol .. /tiers COfIf(IIeteD,sign Service 884.7426 Driveways, base- Mesldentla IiCom merClal, Mercedes, Volvo, VW, • C"sttHII Homes • AtIdhions ments and garage floors ALTERATIONS to Couture V,o:al,ons Correcled. English and Japanese • litdren .& .", 'etlHJdeHng Block work, ReSidential Adjustments for perfect Services Increased. New vehICles 42 years expen- and CommerCial tit Copy a faVOrite, d~ work .\ Remodeling ence, tree plCk.up and sign a new garment With Ra~ges, Dryers. Door- YlIClItion HOMeS • On 'ow Sit•• Stwtewide VINCE'S Cement- porches. delrvery, !H3 P m Mon- my help Make spnng bei!s. Telephone jacks. Call (313) 247-8065 patiOS, brick and block r-....ewreceptlcals added. day-Fnday, 8-noon Satur- fashion dreams come Tuckpomtlng, walks Call Guaranteed work. no lob day, 884-8874, 15040 THIRD GENERA nON BUILDERS true Plan now call Linda Vince 526-6502 to small. East Warren 882-2761 "ree Est. & low Prices 907 BASEM£NT DON'S cement, steps, door DO YOU need new clothes, WA T£RPROOFING Specialiling in quality custom work at affordable prIces Sills, Window Sills, tuck- 882-2007 polnllng, small cement an up- dated wardrobe? AD DITIONS-KITCH ENS-BA 'i work 776-9317 Let an experrenced q36 FlOOIl SANDING/ CAPIZZO CONST. .lOOMS Il£flNISHING BASEMENT dressmaker help With WATERPROOFING TESTA CEMENT your tashlon needs Alter- HERITAGE Floors- Hard- WALLS STRAIGHTENED R.D. Priest CO.,INC_ ations, renovations, cus- wood floors Installed. tom dressmaking For AND REPLACED Serving The POlnles Sanded and Stained DONE RIGHT BUILDERS, Inc. Rochester For 44 Years appointment call Joan ReSidential and commer- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Call 885-6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! MASTER REMODELERS 652-2255 Driveways. garage 885-8714 Cial Call 294-0024 or L1CENSCD INSURED Additions, Kitchens, B8ths, Decks, Garages, • RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL floors. 563-4281 Basements and Specialty Services patios porches ALTERATIONS. Onglnal TONY 885-0612 Grosse Pointe Garage StraIghtening deSign and construction KELM UCENSED & INSURED WE CARE! 881-8019 lICENSEDflNSURED Quality crattsmanshlp Floor laYIng, sanding, retln- UCRNSEl). j},~ • MASTERmODELERS FREE ESTIMA TES AMERICAN Call tor more InformatIOn Ishlng Expert m stain 881-1016 LOUisa 527-6646 Old floors a specialty We BASEMENT also refinish banisters WATERPROOFING 918 CEMENT WORK 911 CEM£NT WORN 535.7256 OutSide Method ~ PROFESSIONAL floor All digging done sanding and finishing

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Director of Services.. .I ...... ",.;." ...... 96S SEWING MI\CHINE 943 LANDSCAPERS '1S3 MUSIC INSTRUMENT SUlV10 '1S4 PAINTING OfCORATING 954 PAINTING DECORA liNG 957 PLUM BING HEATING GARDENERS 941> HAULING ItEPAIIl 951 PLUMBING HIATING TUNE-UP special In your MAC'S TREE AND "HAVE pick up- Will haul" COMPLETE plano service MILAN'S PAINTING WHITEY'S BOB DUBE PLUMBING home Cleaned, 011, ad- Tuning, rebUilding. refin- Interior-Exterior SHRUB TRIMMING Furniture, appliances, etc • Wallpapering PLUMBING and HEATING REPAIRS lust tenSion, $995 All Local or distant 521- Ishing Member Plano Aluminum Siding Painting • Interior Painting licensed-Master Plumber makes, all ages 885- COMPLETE WORK 2061 TechniCians Guild. SlgIS- Patching, Plastering • Reasonable Prices SEWER CLEANING & Reasonable rates, quality 7437 mund Bossner 731.7707 Stucco, Wallpaper • Good Work SPRINKLER REPAIR, SEWER CLEANING servICe Call Tom 776- HAULING Garage tear CLEAN, 011, adjust tensIOnS, Window Glazing-Caulking • Call-No Job Too Small ETC Reasonable Rates For All 4429 downs. construction de- PIANO services- Tuning $8 95 All makes re- Free Estlmales Mike Polter - Licensed briS, concrete, dirt. ga- and repair 12 years ex- 774-0414 Grosse POinte Woods Reasonable Price 882-1558 paired, all work com. TRIMMING removal, spray- rage and basement lunk. penence FleXible hours 886-3897 References, Good Work PROFESSIONAL pleted In your home mg. feedmg and stump brush Can rernove or Reasonable rates 881- PLUMBING- 22 years ex. DECKARD PLUMBING 759-5099 PAINTING SCissors, knives, garden removal Free estimates move almost anything 8276 perlence Good prices CO. Wallpapering tools sharpened. Call Joe Complete tree service Phil Wassenaar INTERIOR/EXTERIOR Sales and Service Small Jobs Wanted Call anytime 882-5836 Kaufman at home any- Call Fleming Tree Ser- 823-1207 954 PAINTlNG/O(COItATlNG PAINTING AND REPAIRS 885.0406 Gordon 977-0773 PLUMBING- Malor or minor time 778-5403 Vice, 774-6460 Wallpaper Removal Licensed and Insured MOVING-HAU LING repairs, references, low WOOD Reasonable. References PAINTING wallpapering, Visa Mastercard DEPENDABLE stamlng. varnishing Gor- rates Paul, 756-0197 973 TIlE WOR~ 9H GUTTEllS REFINISHING available Senror discount EXPERIENCED Free Estimates, Insured don, 977-0773 EMIL THE STRIP STAIN VARNISH SEAVER'S Home Mamte- LOW RATES TOM 777-1617 PLUMBER TILE and painting Residen- Duplicate EXisting Finish or QUALITY Master Palnling- nance Gulters replaced. INSURED FRANK R. SPECIALIZING IN tial lobs Free estimates Colors to Match PAINTER. Quality rnlerlor! Intenor! extenor special- repaired. cleaned. roof 526.7284 References Ray, 261- Kitchen cabinets. staircase extenor palOtmg Grosse IStS Repair work guaran- - Kitchens repairs 882.()()()() 1072 handrails. vanities. panel- POinte references Call teed References Free WEIR - Bathroom s 947 HEAriNG AND COOLING • Laundry room and CERAMIC tile- residential Ing. doors, tnm and mold- now and save 822-1705. estimates Insured John 771-1412 PLUMBING, HEATING vIOlations Jobs and repairs 15 " Ings John LET ALL WEATHER • Old and new work years experience n6- Licensed Insured BROKEN Colour Painting BRIAN'S PAINTING OUR HEATING COOLING SEWER AND DRAINS Free Estimates 4097, 776-7113 Andy References Free Estimates Company Custom paint- REFRIGERA nON ProfeSSional painting, Inte- BOILER SPECIALISTS Bill, Master Plumber GUIDE PRESTIGE PAINTING CO ers speCialiZing rn broken nor and extenor Special- TILE Ceramic Work Any Furnaces, BoIlers (Son of Emil) DAVID ROLEWICZ I TO Repaired & Installed colour techniques IZing In all types of paint. SPRINKLER REPAIRS Jobs Free Estimates Ja- - 296-2249 778-5025 882-0029 GOOD All Makes Be Models Grosse Pomte Refer- Ing CaulklO9. wlOdow cob 886-5269 CALL MIKE 882-0747 GROSSE POINTE ences 885-8689 glazlOg and plaster repair GROSSE POINTE NEWS SERVICE All work guaranteed For 885-7711 JIM RUSSELL decorating 977 WAll WASHING BE CUSWORTH CONTRACTORS tree estimates and CLASSIFIED EXPERT WALLPAPERING Interior. exlenor paper- HEATING AND reasonable rates. call 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS WANT P & M Window and Wall YOUR INSTALLATION OF ALL hangers. glazing In col- 872-2046 Cleaning (Formerly GUIDE COOLING TYPES OF ors. furniture fmlshers 35 Since 1925 ADS Grosse POinte Fireman Serving The Grosse WALLCOVERING years of service Get our JOHN'S PAINTING Keith Danielson 882-6900 TO r Ad) Excellent care for Pomtes pnce last 882-2406 Interior-Exterior SpecialiZing Licensed Master Plumber GETTING Family owned & operated 885-8155 your home Free esti- INTERIOR Pamtrng. Plaster In repairing damaged ALL WEATHER 960 ROOFING SERVICE LICENSED FREE ESTIMATES mates- References 821- GOOD repairs Waler damage plaster. drywall and HEATING BeCOOLING Service & Installation INSURED 2984 SERVICE. code Violations repaired cracks, peeling paint, win- Com merclal.Resldentlal Michael Satmary Jr BOILERS ADVANCE Expenenced. references dow puttying and caulk- K.MAINTENANCE CO. USE PAINTING - Wallpapering BOILER PIPING MAINTENANCE 881-4664 Weather sealing, msula- Ing, wallpapenng Also, Wall washing, floor cleaning THE and wall washing Free HOT WATER TANKS STONE ROOFING Irons leaks found Seav- parnt old aluminum Sid- REPAIRED & INSTALLED and waxing Free estI- Estimates. Senior DIS- 884.9512- ReSidential CLASSIFIED er sHame Mamtenance Ing All work and material CALL MIKE 882-0747 mates KEATING counts Jan 884-8757 or -Commercial -Industrial 882-0000 guaranteed Reasonable SKLUT PLBG. BeHTG. 882-0688 HEATING Glenda, 293-0166 Grosse POinte references -Flat Roof -Reroofing GROSSE POINTE NEWS MICHAEL'S Intenors- spe- Plumbing & boiler repairs QUALITY Free estlmales -Recoatlllg -Single Ply THE AIR OF QUALITY CialiZing rn beautiful hand Remodeling -Tear Offs -Hot Tar Shin- 981 WINDOW WASHING 882-6900 PAINTING SERVICE Furnace Replacement textured walls and ceil- 882-5038 sewer & waterline repairs gles -Slate -Tile -Decks INTERIOR- EXTERIOR Ings Hand applied licensed Free EstImates -Copper Metal GEORGE OLMIN New Installations 25 years of 94S HANDYMAN stucco and repairs too JUST CALL US 547.3340 -FREE ESTIMATES -Ice WINDOW CLEANING Custom Duct Work professional experience 468-4908 dam -Shields -Heater SERVICE Air Condltronlng In your neighborhood. THE HIRED MAN GROSSE TONY Tapes Installed -Gutters 35 YEARS IN THE All repairs before painting BETTER Home Decorallng- Home & Small Business 15133 KERCHEVAL The Master Plumber POINTES plasler repair. painting Installed, cleaned, re- Maintenance Be Repair (AT REAR) MATT FLETCHER POINTE NEWS (Son of Emil) 18 years experience paired -LICENSED-IN- 372-3022 Odd Jobs Be GROSSE POINTE PARK 4151 Buckingham No Job too small, new and SURED Paul 773-3799 Code Violations 886-6102. 882.6900 repairs, vIOlations P Be M Window and Wall LICENSED- INSURED 331-3520 293-3181 FLAT Roof Problems? New Cleaning. (Formerly MBeJ Painting Free esti- MIKE'S VISA/MC 294-3480 rubber roofs Installed on Grosse POinte Fireman mates For exterior and PROFESSIONAL 956 "EST CONUOL NORM'S flat roofs Stops all leaks Ad) Excellent care for HARDWORKING young Intenor painting call 776- JUST CALL US PLUMBING Guaranteed 552-6116 your home. Free esti- manl Expert In drywall 7854 PAINTING & ANIMAL REMOVAL AND mates- References 821- Installation, etc Carpen- WALLPAPERING ROORNG Repairs, chim- GROSSE SAFE FLUE 2984 tl')l, partItions, shelVing BRUSH STROKE INTERIOR-EXTERIOR in- SEWER CLEANING ney, screens, basement CHIMNEY SERVICE Relerences 885-8744. POINTE NEWS THE COMPLETE cludes repalnng damaged My pnces won't take yoo leaks, plaster repairs A-GK WINDOW 10m PAINI\NG SE.RVICE -plaster. craCKS. peeling 882-5169 down the drain Handyman work Insured CLEANERS 882-6900 FREE ESTIMATES seaver's, 882-0000. Service on Storms and RETIRED Handyman- Minor paint, WIndow glaZing, 521-8349. 822-3322 954 PAINTING 'O£CORATlNG SCreens repaIrs carpentry. electn- cau/krng. palnling alumi- LEONARD'S Free Estimates eal, plumbing broken QUALITY Work Good num sldrng Top quality COMPLETE f41> HAULING Windows and sash cord pnces ProfeSSional re- material Reasonable PLUMBING ROOFING 775-1690 replaced, etc Reason. pairs large or small 882- pnces All work guaran- SERVICE Shingles, flat rools, com- 5836 teed Grosse POinte Ref- plete tear offs, bUIlt-up EXPERT ULTRASONIC able References 882- MARTIN VERTREGT erences Call Mike any- roofing. gutters and all WINDOW BLIND 6759 INTERIORS Licensed Master Plumber GROSSE kJnds of repairs. BY DON & LYNN lime CLEANING THE Handyman Inc Top 777.8081, 886-2521 Woll< guaranteed Free estI- quality workmanshrp for POINTE • Husband-Wife Team HorizontalsIVertlcals l New work, repairs, renova- mates. lK:ensed and in- • Wallpapering VINCE'S Painting- Intenor ALL TYPES carpentry, remodelrng tions, watemeaters, sewer sured Member of the MOVING & and Exterior Windows Experienced References plumbrng, electrical. - Painting cleaning, code VIOlatIOns Better BUSiness Bureau caulked and glazed. dry- FREE ESTIMA lES palnllng wallpaper We STORAGE 885-2633 All work guaranteed. do It all Please call. 884. wall, plaster Call Vince 884.5416 PAINTING AND 779-9411 9146 or 792-8261 LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE 526-6502 PREVENT Ice back-up DECORATING SERVICE AGENT FOR Have ICe and snow re- K-WINDOW LEE'S MAINTENANCE BOWMAN Painting Inc. In- 960 ROOFING SERVICE GLOBAL VAN LINES INTERIOR-EXTERIOR moved from your roof CLEANING Handyman Service PAPER HANGING tenor/Extenor Free Esti- I Roofing, Siding, gutters painting, electrical, plumb- mates Gary, 778-1447 COMPANY REFERENCES LICensed, Insured Ron 109, roof leaks repaired 822-4400 Storms, screens, gutters, RALPH ROTH 886-8248. GENl1LE ROOANG Vercrysse Co. n4-3542. gutter cleaning, tuck aluminum cleaned In- FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR and extenor - Re-Rooflng Be pointing 10 years experi- sured Free estimates • Large and Small Jobs painting and paperhang- Tear-offs ALL PRO ROOFING ence !NICK KAROUTSOS • Pianos (our speCialty) Ing Reasonable rates. 40 - Small Jobs ProfeSSIOnal roofs, gutters, 882-Q688 331-0157 Free Estimates WINTER SPECIALS • Appliances years expenence Ray - Flat Decks siding. New and repaired. D BARR HANDYMAN service. Car. • Saturday. Sunday Service Barnowsky 372-2392 af- • ProfeSSional Painter - Rubber Roofing Reasonable, rellable 16 CLEANING SERVICES • Semor Discounts pentry, painting, plaster- ter 6p m • Interror & Extenor - RepairS years expenence SECOND GENERATION Ing No Job too small - Free Estimates UceNSED & INSURED Owned & Operated By Painting - Interior-ex- Licensed - Guaranteed WINDOW AND GUTTER 882-4827 John WIlHams John Steininger 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE t.rior. paperhang- n4-9651 CLEANING HANDYMAN Ing and paneling. n6-5167 DALE 777-8497 Call Bud for reasonable 11850 E Jefferson FOflEST PAINTING 885.3594 Free estimates Prices and prompt ser- MPSC.l 19675 & CaNST. co. Please Call Anytime! cheerfully given. vice lICensed Insured • Carpentry• Rough.Flnlsh LICensed and in. Home Repairs- • RemodelingKitchens Rec sured. Maintenance Rooms Basements 882-9234 BE WISE House painting garage and • PaintingIntenor/Extenor fence palntmg. carpentl')l • Any PlasteringRepairs _"",,~~WESb-~ Masonary repairs Viola- Licensed and Insured ~~. -_. ~-""il' ADVERTISE tions corrected 882-5886 882.2118 INCORPORATED Your Family Handyman COMPLETE CALL Home repairs and mamte- -!BHE ROOFING ~ __ ~':.. l.-=-.r----=:o ... nance You buy It, I Install SERVICE It No lob too small S.R. FERRERI RJE PAINTING ~ COMMERCIAL 882.6900 Prompt service Reason- CUSTOM PAINTING Speclalizmg In Intenor/ RESIDENTIAL able Call anytime 795- COMPANY Exterior Pamtlng We 3784 • Interior/Exterior CUSTOM offer the best m prepa. TEAR-OFF ration before pamtlng RESHINGLE DUALL mamtenance Paint- • Wallpapering • PlasterlDrywall Repairs and use only the finest 109, mterlor/ exterior Interior - Exterior materials for the long- CERTIFIED • Staining & Varnishing APPLICATIONS OF Complete home repair LICensed. Insured est lasting results service Small plumbing, • TextUring & Stucco Great Western people MODIFIED SHINGLE gulter cleaning. and ap- Free Estimates Within PLY. References are quality mmded and pliance repair Included 24 Hours courteous Call us for RUBBER ROOFING • Quality Guaranteed SYSTEMS 24 hour emergency ser- the ultimate In reSiden- VENTS VIce Call Bill 886-2920 or • Free Estimates tial and commercial painting GUTTERS beeper number 440-3481 881.5149 REPAIRS walt lor beep and dial REASONABLE RATES LICENSED - INSURED your number for fast ser- FREE ESTIMATES vice 886-7602 882~26 886-0520

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Please stop by the Anti Cruelty E.L. CAL.CATERRA INC. Association Shelters to see the many loving animals available for Emil L. Calcaterra • Founder adoption. ~ Extertornntertor Patnttng • Decorating Plumbing - Heating - Cooling AN11-CRUEl TV ASSOCIA 11ON SLAINE ReSidential - Commercial - Industrial Landscaping Services Charles "Chip" Gibson Serving Grosse Pomte Area Since 1958 13569 Joseph campau, Detrott 48212 Complete Grounds Maintenance CUSTOM RESIDENTIAL PAINTERS WITH Andrew Emil Calcaterra Regular Hours: GROSSE POINTE REFERENCES Mechanical Engineer Muter Plumber 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 772.4627 24 Hour Answering ServIce Monday - Saturday Our Grass Is Always Greener PlASTER. 884.5764 COOl WOfIK DRYWALLREPAIRS II.~ WONt 839.4242 Fully Insured 891.7188

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