Grosse Pointe News
VOL 46-No 23 Grosse Pomte, Michigan, Thursday, June 6, 1985 30 cents 46 Pages for your ll1fol'matlon Charges turn election into recall rematch B) l\hke '\ndrLcjcL)'k Imttee For Heponslble School GO\- School Government In It.'>polItical year's polls, Clay said work WIth the Earh ChIldhood Committee, Mrs Marl' saId Had It II d~ too good to lc1st ernment, dccordlllg to that group':, advertl.'>ement.'> before the June 11 The Marrs say their contnbu- fyi '1'hl.'>yedr'.'> qUIet campdlgn tor post-electIOn campaign flllance electIOn la.'>tyear endOl sed Mourad 11011.'>were made to the campaign of she be~n active rn the recall, she \\ouldn t have dccepted the place tlHl :,('ats 011 the Board of Educa- fIlings and Brownscombe and tailed for a Wilham Brown.'>combe, not to the By Tom Greenwood tlOllel upted la.'>tweek With charge~ The Commlttee For Hesponslble vote for recdll committee 1"01' them to have been on the commIttee, ~he added that cdncIJdate Cdro] Marr disgUIS- School Government had the .'>clme I ju.'>t belIeve that .'>omeone talhed With the flllances of the com- What last week'<; dCCU.'>dtlOn:, ed her lOll' III la.'>tyear's recall ef- treasurer as the Committee For \1110made d wntl'lbutlon hd" more mIttee was eIther a mIstake or a have done I~ diVide the candlddte.'> Batter way up! 101 ts NeIghborhood ElementarJ than c1PdS~lIlg llIt{'re"t . m the ca.'>e mISreprE'.'>entatlOn, they added mto tllO cdtegone.'> \Ir~ \ldrr dnd Time to let vou c1l1mon d little The chellge~ were made by form- Schools/Recall The re.'>pon:'lble IIlvolved, Henry CldY. orgal1lLer of Although she Signed a petitIOn to 1\11'.'>Pangborn have been Iden- secret and gl\' e d pat on the back el membel ~of Cltllen.'>Agcunst Re- schools committee made contnbu CAlm, ~ald 'The.'>e eltorts don't get the reorgal1lzallOn matter on tified With la~t year'.'> recall, whlle at the Sdme tune There's been d call Efforts, the committee which tlOIlSto the campargns ot William run Without volunteer.'> and fman- the ballot, hIS Wife was very much Dr Ernest Buechler and Call bit of an additIOn to the .'>ports .'>upported three board member.'> Brown.'>combe and Roger Mourad ctal ~UPPOl't ' opposed to the recall, Marl' saId Ander~on have become the anti sectIOn 01 OUIpdper IJ) ou turn taced With expu!:,lOn trom otflce ii!UUl dU, 1\lIu lU~l 1I1~ ~edt 1a.'>I 11ldt tne J\ldl'l ~ IIldUe the con- He Wa:> lIul lIIvulvcu !II uq~aIllLlIl!; 1 c'-ail iJal! to the Gros"e Pomte Llttle fOl their vote to reorgamze the June, was the only trustee to vote tllbutlOll.'>the II eek helm e c1ndthe pdrents at Richard Elementary Buechler wa~ one of the target~ League .'>ectlOn,you'll see the .'>choolsystem and close Barnes dgc1mst reorganllatlOn Brown:,- day ot the electlOll ~hO\\s that they School, as CARE members have for recall Ander.'>on 1\ a.'>a membel silhouette of d batter dt the top Accusations 01 mlsrepresenta combe was a "Ice presIdent of the were Imolved, he added abo claImed. Marl' added of CARE of the column tlOll.'>temtrom the report thdt 1\11'.'> CommIttee For Nelghborhood !'vIr.'>!\Iall mdY be tr) IIlg to dls The contnbutlons to Bro\\ns- Mrs Marr, 1Il dl<,<.U..,"ll1g That silhouette IS none othel l\1c11'Iand her husband Wilham Schools/Recall soclate hel.'>clf Illth the recall be- combe's campaign were not for a Brownscombe's cc1ndldd<.Yoj Id~t than Gros.'>ePomle Nol'lh base- contnbuted $25 each to the Com- The Commltle(' 1<'01 Re~pon:'lble cause of the bedtlllg lt took at last recall leader , but for a good person year, said ~he knel\ a vote for hIm ball star Frank Vento, d semor dt who IS fall', who IS a fnend of the would not undo reorgaOllallOn or NH~ and d ,,1101t"top on the £\01th famIly and respected for the reopen Barnes She conceded thd t mne positions he took on the Issues. had the recall pa~.'>ed, there 1\ as Here'.'> how It all came about Mrs Marr saId the pOSSibilIty that a majontJ 01 At the begawmg of the .'>eason, Brownscombe saId he has en- llke-mmded people could ha ve New.'> .'>pOIt.'> editor Peggy dorsed both Cmdy Pangborn and been elected O'Connor and I went over to Mrs Marl' and contnbuted to theIr One person who helped locdte NOIth to do a .'>toryon their val' campaigns To hIS knowledge, Mrs documents of the Marrs' tmancldl slty ba.'>eball team Peggy did Marl' had not played an active role 1I1volvement m last year's cam- paign IS a campaign volunteer for the mterv lell 109 IIIIIIe I took the m the recall campaIgn, but had photos saId that the school reorgal1lzatlOn Anderson III one of the dlstncts After gettlllg .'>hob ot pitcher.'> Issue should have been put before Mrs Marl' claimed the charges do109 theIr .'>tuffdnd ~hortstop.'> the voters, Brownscombe said have been brought now because stoppmg, I needed a shot of a Many people lumped the cand!- her growmg support from people batter I wanted to make It dates together WIth the recall last on both SIdes of last year's con- artsy-craftsy, so I thought I~d year, somethmg she hopes doesn't troversy The resurrectIOn of recall shoot agamst the sun Frank happen thiS year. Mrs Marl' said will only reopen old wounds m the I,as the guy I grabbed, but we She makes no mistake about her community had a bit of a problem posItion on the ongmal school reor- Clay agreed, notmg that It'S The sun was so high In the sky gamzatlon plan, which she said pOSSible that while some former I would have had to lay down on was flawed and presented poorly. recall workers are clustenng the muddy field to positIOn him She took to the podlUm Sept 19, around candidates perceIved to be agamst It, so mstead we dragged 1983 at a publIc hearmg at Maire pro-recall, former CARE members over a trash contamer, turned It Elementary School attended by and workers may be sldrng With the upSide down, and Frank scram- more than 400 people to vOice her candIdates perceived as anti bled on top to pose whIle I shot oPPOSitIOn recall, redrawmg the Imes of last and kept my trousers clean She dIdn't plan on speakmg that year He was a pretty good sport evemng, but was mcensed by com- While It'S an attempt to lay gUlIt about It too, stayHlg up there ments that quahty educahon de- by aSSOCiatIOn,recall should not be holdmg hIS bat gnmly In the all' pendmg on more students m bUlld- an Issue 111 thIS campaign because while hIS teammates tossed a mgs "The more they talked about recall IS dead, Mrs Marl' SaId few remarks at h1m It, the more It troubled me," Mrs Votes should not be cast based on Marl' added candrdates' pOSitIOns on past IS- Anvhow Frank, that stunnmg Photo by Tom Greenwood silhouette III the sports .'>ectlOnIS The next year, she worked With sues, but how they stand on Issues you the school system m developrng ItS that affect the future of the svstem. One less mansion along Lake St. Clair full-day kmdf'rgarten, part of her she added • Thanks for pranks This was the view from L.akeshoreRoad last week as the wrecker's ball demolished the home Boy, talk about the power of of the late Eloise Webber, who died in 1982, leaving the house unoccupied since then, Located the press In last week's DetrOIt at 437 Lakeshore, the nearly six-acre estate is next to a nearly eight-acre parcel which formerly Intervention asked Free Press east SIde sectIOn III held the home of Henry Ford II. The 76-room Ford house was demolished earlier and 18 cluster- the ."Dateline" column, the type homes are being constructed on the site. The Webber estate was purchased by 457 Lakeshore Freep reported lone week after Limited Partnership, (comprised of Henry Ford and William Caldwell, of the Caldwell Equity Co.) us) that the students at South and builders have Indicated they hope to construct 16 more cluster homes on the grounds of the for troubled youth High had started the semor class Webber estate in the future. prank season bJ movmg out 200 By Nancy Parmenter LlVoma model on which Judge oak chaIrs and '10tables from the A proposal for a youth assIstance SchneIder saId she had based her school cafetena program Similar to those now m ef- proposal, It will prOVIde tramed The Fnendly then saId thmgs fect m many Wayne and Oakland volunteer counselors to work one- were qUIet at North I-IlghSchool Public safety vote delayed county communrtles IS makmg the on-one WIth the youth Volunteers where "the annual prank usual- rounds of the Pomtes' city counCIls would also fIll clencal pOSItIOns years down the road, the hrst per- ly mvolves stealmg an elght- By Pat Paholsky The vote to delay a deCISIOncame under the gUIdance of Woods Mum- and staff a speakers' bureau foot-tall fIberglass statue of the The Park counCil Will vote on son at the door 1'.'111be m a car when Councilman Mark Valente clpal Judge PatrrcIa Schneider The Llvoma program, which has Big Boy from a local restaurant whether or not to consolidate police "It's the wave of the future," said. "I thmk It's unfortunate and Judge SchneIder, who ISsponsor- operated for three years. served and dlsplaymg m on the school's and hre departments at a speCial Flldewadded "I suspect It Willcost unfair not to take advantage of the mg the Idea along With Park Coun- 132 clients durrng fiscal 1983, re- roof" meetlng Monday, June 17 A deCI- us more over tIme and It WIllcost us fme gentleman we hIred tomght cilman Vernon Ausherman, said qumng all of them to pa.'tlclpate m more ImmedIately" (Police ChIef RIchard Carettl) I Bmgo I No sooner read than SIOn, WhlCh was expected at last she hopes to have completed pre- lrfe management skills classes to After more dlscusslOn, Molman done The very mght the artIcle week's meetmg, was delayed to give thmk by waltmg another few weeks, sentatIOns to the five Pomtes and learn problem-solvmg, commulll- appeared, Big Boy wa:, taken - counCil members time to diSCUSSthe SaId, "The longer thiS debate con- we could very well come up With a the school district by the first part catIOn and a better self-concept not once, but tWIce Wood.'> concept WIth nel\ Police ChIef tmues. the more detrImental It ISto unammou.'> decIsIOn" of July If the commumhes agree Other features of the program are Police reported seemg a plck-up Richard Carettl the city of Grosse" Pomte Park I The speCIal meetIng June 17 Will to fund the $55,000 pilot proJect, a court vlsltahon, which lets the truck screech out of the Mack The last publIc diSCUSSIOnof con- thmk the Issue should be resolved - take the place of the regular program could be m place by the youth see sentencmg and dlscu.'>s It Avenue restaurant at about 1 solidatIOn was held March 11 About It'S gone on too long .. meetmg scheduled for June 24 tIme school starts WIth a Judge, commumty work ser a m Ffld'ay mornll1g With 70 re.'>ldents filled the meetmg room "The Idea has been around for a VIce, to prOVide restltutlon to the everyone" faVOrIte hdmburger then to listen to 212 hours of pros and long time," Judge Schneider said commumly, and counseling refer- helper m the bclCk.coverE'd by a cons from members of the CItizens Senator Kelly fights ''I've been aware of the need for ral to agencies such as Alcoholics tarp CommiSSIOn on Public Safety about three years" Anonymous When the truck trIed to make Dunng that penod, she expended A report produced b) LIVOnia a qUIck turn onto Amta BIg Boy The group. after a year-long study program evaluators states that 91 5 of the matter, had submitted a state death penalty energy trymg to convmce Wayne tumbled out the back and mto percent of the youth 111 the program report to the counCil Jan 31recom- County to prOVIde the Pomtes With the southbound Jane of big mendmg consolidatIOn The vote By Nancy Pal'menter the Senale The resolutIOn 1<;ex- a referee through the juvemle have not had further contact With Mack The student~ wel e appre WdS11-2and the report contamed a A resolution to restore the death pected to come before the full court system Judge SchneIder the polrce or Juvel1lle courts dUrIng hended and BB 1\ a:, taken bdck majonty and mmonty opmlOn penalty m MIchigan that squeaked Senate for a vote before adjourn- .'>ald she renewed those efforts m the SIX months followmg theIr re- to hIS rIghtful homE' by a Senate commIttee May 28 ment In the second week of June late 1984,when she and Ausherman lease, the penod dunng which they Later that mormn~ at about At la!>t II eek's meetmg, CounCIl- passed over the objectIOns of state 'I've been counlmg the Senate agam dIscussed the Idea WIth are statistically most likely to get 5 30 am, a Woods <;cout car man Dal Id Gaskill asked John 1\10- Sen John Kelly to-DetrOIt) votes." Kelly Sdld, 'and I think we Wayne juvemle Judge Gladys Bar- mto trouble agam tourmg the parkll1g lot at North llIlan. a mmonty voter on the com- "I've always been opposed to have the vote.'>to defeat ' samian Judge Schneider asked Suzanne found another BIg Boy, or per- ml~SlOn,If It IIOtildbe more effiCIent capItal pUOlshment," Kelly saId A two-thlrds Senate vote IS re- "AgaIn, we talked about refer- O'Shea, the chief probatIOn offlCf'r haps the same one, over b" the to have two departments, "If we had "ThiS IS the worst pOSSIblethmg to qUIred for approval The recent ees, because that was the only thmg for the Grosse Pomte plobatlOn school Officers al..,o found a a clean slate and II ere starting all put before the electorate .. death of Sen Robert Welborn I knel\ about - and she suggested department, to prepare a budget ove~ " rope leadmg to the roof of the Kelly said hiS objectIOns, III addI- reduce~ the t 1\ 0 thlrd~ reqUIre thiS The Idea really grew dunng and plan for the three pilot }ears of bUlldmg "Even With a clean sldte. [I~ould tIOn to bemg phl!o~ophlCal stem ment to 2> ,ote~ the last SIXmonths" the proposal Ms O'Shea estimated Wltnes<;e<; abo reported rather see indiVIdual departments," from the fact that the wordmg of Sen KIrby Holme" (R-Utlca) "The Idea" ISto prOVIdean alter- the cost for 100youths for one year earlier seemg d car haulmg d ]\[olman sald "J feel If a person the resolution does not address the the sponsor 'of the resolutIOn was nahve to the present juvemle JUs- at $55.322 traIler hlghtallmg It out of the spends 50percent 01hIS time on one cnmes which would be punrshable feelmg plea.'>ed to get It out of com- tIce system by offermg counselIng "I'm WIlling to do thiS for them parkmg lot JllSt hefore the cop- thJl1gand 50 percent on another. he by death The resolution alms only mIttee He saId thlh marks the fifth m an effort to head off senous mis- for a pIttance because I believe III pers arl'lved Cdll't gIve 100 percent to that job to remove the prohibition against lime he ha!> presented the resolu- behaVIOr Judge SchneIder saId It," she saId Shame on 'tou Free Pres.'>. for , I happen to thmk people are dif- capItal pUnishment from the state tion, fOUl tlme.'> III the House and that most judges and law enforce- The Pomtes had a SImIlar pro- puttmg sud] Idea~ mto tho'>E' ferently motivated A person can be constltutlOn l\!Jchlgan has not had once m Ihe Senate The re<;olutlOn ment officers feel that young peo gram durmg the late '70s Ms emptJ heads o\er at :\orth' ab"olutely fearless 111 gomg mto a capItal pUlllshment for 139year.'> hds also receIved what Holmes pie scoff at the system O'Shea saId the annual budget for burnlllg hUIldl:lg, but IIhen It comes "People would use a subjective cdlled a non-stop petitIon effort" "They are just bemg warned and that program was $126.000 Knapsacks and quacks to confron'a tlOn "'Ith a man \\ lth a test to evaluate (the proposall." he released," she explamed "The "They want us to run It economl- hutcher klllfe. that's ~omethmg Of the 2i vote" nef'dt'd, "m, head Actually It 'i kmd of gelling to SaId "They \louldn t know 1\hat chIldren gf't to know thiS and they (Conltnut>d on Pagp 19\) ehe. he added the statute would be I would like to count 1'i:U There s gOll1g t;) be a don't take It very senously " be the <;lllysea<;onallover In thE' MaIOI' Pro Tem John Prost saId high degree of laking a walk," Woods 'ice the enabhng legIslatIOn wnt- Farms Police Chief Robert that smc(' the Park had two out- ten fIrst The proponentc, lIant to Holmes "aid, 111 rpferenc(' to the Ferber put It more strongly when Accordll1g to police report" d 'ilandll1g departments -- f1re and fIve or SIX :,cnator" he expects to The race is on woman called m Ieccnth to phrase It as vaguely a'i possible" the proposal was presented to the police (on'iolldatlOn posed a prob- Kelly "ald he had propo~ed an stayawa) from the votIng 111 an ef- Farms counCil May 20 "ThiS WIll Nommallng petitIOns for seve- compldll1 dboul a man I\aikmg If'm fhp real <;olutlOnIS the con- fort to remarn publicly uncommIt- dOl'.n her 'itreet I\eanng a knap amendment to the resolutIOn ex- put some teeth back m the psychol, ral offIces m Grosse Pomte Park "ohda IIOnat all five Grosse Pomtes ted on the hot politIcal Ic,"lIe 'ilC'k Tn" il kn,lp'iilrk - nnthlng cJudlllg cnmlllais convIcted on clr. ogy of pumshment." he saId "Thp arf' now ;Jva!lable at the c;t:r ''I/O onp na" open anJe 10 slep IOrward cumstantlal eVIdence, but that It kIds laugh at us now when we say clerk's offIce, 15115 E Jeffer- rIse and grt Ihc1tdone" he .'>a;d lIolmeh ..,ald he hdd purpo:,ely 1\ had failed m commIttee not prepdrpd pndbhng le[2151atlOn I'.e'll send them to Jllvemle court" son The oman \\ ,." una hie to fur Pro"t c1..,kNI~tf'phen Wasmger, « ontlnuell on Page 1'1\) "Manv of th~ worst, mo<;t hem for the votrrs ht'Cclll"CIt "'ould be Ausherman and Judge Schneider OffiCIals whosE' terms expIre chall meW of thr comml<;"lOn and a ous crm1es are commltted \\ Ithout too COnfll'illlg 'It come'i to the are recommendmg that the com- thiS year are Mayor Palmer melJOl'1t~ lotpr how he I'.ould \Iltne<;c;es Wa} ne Wilham". p..,ychologv of votll1~ 1Il the booth" mumtles fund a three-year pIlot Heenen, counCil members Car- an..,I\t'r pC'ople 1\ ho fpel It 'ihould be Inside CharJe<;Manson ,John Wayne Gary h(' ,>ald The "1D1pler VOU Cdn program to be directed by the roll Evola, Patncla r'orster and pill to d loll' I don't have any problem com Grosse Pomte probatIOn depart- Mark Valente III, and MUl1lclpal -jA 'You drc the elccl('d official,>.' make lt tl)(' briteI' ch,1I1ce \ 011 Bu"uw..,,, mlttmg them for the rest of thplr hdve Halh('1 Ihdl1 'itlck a "t
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Vehicle ID FOR FATHER'S DAY at Eastland SUNDAY, JUNE l{7f( this weekend SWIMWEAR In a commumty relallons effort, Eastland, Hudson's and AAA , MIchigan are cooperating to pro- ~ VIde a free.of-charge VehIcle Iden- 0 tIfIcation Number (VIN) ~tchmg « ~~ Program to motoflsts f, The VIN program, aImed at '" <. MIchIgan's fastest growmg crIme > - auto theft - will be offered 10 \\ I \1\1 I'll \'d [) 10 \'\ '\OL '\( I a m to 6 pm. Wednesday, June 5 through Saturday, June 8, and noon TONY MORREALE to 5 p m Sunday, June 9 m parkIng ~ 11\" Inl'\! D l" \" 1\lluRI,\(, \1 \'\ \(.11{ \\1) \\ III BI- HI-Rf sectIOn 36 at Eastland ~ lU HI \\1) "IR\I lIh \\\'\) (.I{O""I 1'01'\11 FRII-,\!).., VehIcle IdentifICation COnsIsts of etchmg the vehIcle's reglstratlOn ~ Coul of/ In our great number mto the wmdshleld, back ~ Washable, pure cotton £ as<,ortment of <'ILUlI '" Washable POplzll Wind. ; and front WIde Windows The etch- ;, casuals With the amaz- } 6ho1't6 BOle, 01 zlP-fi Oil t breaker Jacket. Perfect ,I- ~ Ing process. which takes about 10 mmutes, does not harm the wmdow '; Ing permanent (rease !Ilode16 III Indw madras. ' {or dad's golf bag or any "; III -lltc1elj's or detract from thE' vphwlE"" 111'- ,~ Hemmed bottoms tan. nfmhll ()I r(l~t rfrv nv/or> ((I'1/1nl ""'or Tnn, ,n()!,'- • I Zl , ~ I r SINCE 1900 pearance A small slicker m the ~ navy, white or red. 35 00 't 1850 to 42 50 de' blue or maIze 18.50 corner of each front SIde Window i: ~ll\llll\ \1 \1 "I \1 \11{el,Rn"j I'l)I,11 '1 -, I, announces to would.be thIeves that " \lb'll~ 11,1 (11lI //It/\t!llllliiJ ....\ I \ I" I the vehIcle has been protected MM1 M9~O f; Etchmg lanes WI))be coopertive- I'~::f'1<;" >' .:::. .,. '" $.::::., • ," Iy manned by mall personnel and Gift wrapped at Hudson's employees A mInImUm of SIXpeople at each center WI))be assIgned to the serVIce, wIth addI- BOY'S & GIRL' A KEY 25% OFF tIOnal stand-by workers avaIlable for perIOds of peak demand. S'NC£ 1900 5 00 DIrections to etching lanes WIll WE HAVE GOOMIE BRACELETS 4/ 1 be posted m the Hudson's parkmg k.ll{( III \ \1 \ I "I (1 \II( e (,R(h,1 P()I\! J lot at each mall The serVIce will be (II'UI 1/"11 ,,1//1 II! lilli,' iii rJlIII offered only m dry weather and In \ l' I BOY'S & GIRL'S ~~\~ 25% OFF temperatures between 60 and 85de- 882-89"'0 grees INFANT & SLACK SUITS & OLa OFF TODDLERS COVERALLS 25 71 Home health aide IZOD BASICS 11. 99 course offered PRE Prompted by an increasing need In the commumty for home health BOY'S & GIRl'S JOG SUITS 20°10 OFF care serVIces, the Southeastern MichIgan Chapter of the American Red Cross IS offering a new course FATHERS ~~ED GROUP titled Home Health Aide The SPRING DRESSES 25% course WIll train individuals in the skills needed for employment as a SELE~ GROU~ KNITSSHIRTS $4.99 to $8.99 home health aIde wIth an agency DAY BOY S & MEN 5, VALUES TO 16.00 speciahzmg m home health care The fIrst class begms June 24. NEW PARKING AREA - ENTER OFF 9 MILE RD. The BO-hour course WIll requIre four hours of class partiCIpatIOn CONNIE'S • STIVI's PLACE five days a week for four weeks SPECIAL BOYS & GIALS WEAR FOR MEN & BOYS The course fee is $125 per person. 2'3240 GREATER MACK' (1 block South ot 9 Mile) For more information or to reg- ST CLAIR SHORES MICHIGAN 48080 Ister, call 494-2875or 494-2876 (313) 771.8020 MENS CASUAL SHORTS
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) Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Th ree-A Park chief hears concerns By Pat Paholsky CouncIlman Vernon Ausherman leader mlts cnme preventIOn pro- Richard J Cal CUI, newly regardlllg hIS personal views on grams The program consists of appoll1ted Pa rk police chief. took affirmative actIOn, Carettl saId as block clubs, CB patrols, apart- some hard questIOns at last week's a police chIef he would be duty- ment, bUSIness, hlgh-nse and counul meetmg 111 "" hlch hiS ap- bound to enforce the ConstitutIOn of neIghborhood watches, property pomtment was confirmed, and the Umted States and the laws of IdentlfIcalion and other pt'ograms answered them unequivocally and, the state of MIchigan at times, \\Ith humor He added, "I can th1l1kof no rea- Asked by Mayor Palmer Heenan what hiS thoughts were on pubhc About 80 people crowded mto the .'>onwhy there would be any need safety, Carelli Said they were pOSI- meetlllg room dnd other!> stood m for afflrmatIve actIOn 1lI Grosse the hall The lal ge tUl'nout was due POlllte Park" tIve "All over there's a budget crunch Your challenge IS to make III part to a fher thelt had been dIS- In answer to Mayor Pro Tern tributed to hot!scs that weekend John Prost who asked what he more effective use of personnel and urgmg cltlLen participatIOn There planned to do first, CarettI saId he It seems to me that 111 the concept was also ,1Il0ther Item on the dgen- would get acqua1l1ted With all of the of pubhc Sdlety, you \\ auld be dC da, the con!>olldeltlOnof the city's offIcers and determll1e what type comphsh this" pohle and Jlle depdl tment!>, that of talent was avaJlable Gaskill moved to conillm the ap- "I'd also estabhsh cnme preven- pOll1tment and members were poll- ha!>rdl'>ed lon..,lderable IlItel est ed Illdlvldually All of the members Cdretll !>alIII the dudIeIlCe as CI- tIOn programs," he SaId "DetrOIt ty Mandgel John CIdwlord lormal- haf>been extremely &uccessful and voted 101 confirmatIOn except for Aushermdn, who f>ald he \\d~ III ly dnnounced Ill.'>dppollltment and I'm an advocate Pohce depart- ments actll1g alone don't solve the faVOl'of a ) ounger mall dnd ,>ollle concluded 1Ihll ('meltl \\d<;excep- one \\ho \\3& better vCI"ed mille tlOndll) \\ ell (judlilled tor tlm pO.'>I- ploblem tlOn' In a ldtel' phone ll1tervlew, Caret lighting Stephen Wd"HlgCI, chairman of tl saId DetrOIt I!>recogl1lzed na Cdrettl will begin hiS llC\\ Job the Pltl7en<; ('ommlftpp Ihid rev!PW tlOnallv and 1I1ternahonallv a<; a 'T'hw <;n,ly 1111le 1'\ ed apphca tlOn!> dnd Illtervlewed cdndldates lor the pO.'>ltlOn,saId Carettl' \\ d" not only the preferred applicant ot the techmcal commit- Caretti has years tee, he waf>the prefen ed candIdate unammous!y of the citizens com- mittee " The techl11lal committee of police experience lonhl!>ted of law enforcement of- flCldl!>who al!>oscreened apphca The new Park pohce chIef be- commander of the Third Pre PnolO bl Tom Greenwood tlOns and mtervw\\ pd candidates gan hIS career 111 law enforce- cmct TheIr fmal recommendatIOn ment 1111953 as a pohce offIcer m Dunng thl~ penod. he earned Go ahead, just ask Leonard Fasulo, of Nottingham Road, were then submItted to City Man- DetrOit'!> FIfth Prellnct It was a bachelor's degree m manage what's new over at his place. What's new is the big empty ager Crawlord who londucted hIS hIS first Job after &ervll1g two ment and marketll1g 111 1!J511 Here's hoping space in his front yard where thiS giant elm tree used to stand. own mterVle\\ & years 111 the U S Army from the Umverslty of DetrOit According to Fasulo, it wasn't toppled by the high winds we Wasll1ger Sdld the purpose of 1968, In he receIved a mahter of had recently, but just sort of keeled over on Its own. He told our both committees had been achiev- sCience degree m CrimInal JUS ed Carettl was then II1vltedto SItat tIce admInIstration from l\hchl- Leonard has roving photographer he had recently reported to the Park DPW the front table to answer questIOns gan State Umverslty He also that the tree was buckling his front sidewalk and might possibly form council members and 1 eSI- completed the Personnel Test- be leaning toward his house. That night, just before sundown, dents lI1gProgram at General Moto!h a fireplace the tree slowly toppled forward, resting on the home. Luckily, Refernng to the fllel that had Institute In 1969 no one was injured and the tree was cut up and removed within been dlstnbuted to Purk resIdents, He is a part-time adjunct pro a day. CouncJl David Gaskm asked Caret- fessor In the cnmmal JustIce tl If the chu! ges It made were program at both Wayne State 1I ue " Ul1lversity and Mercy College "It says you're too old, that 59 IS He was also an Instructor 111 Anchors aweigh for GP female too old and that you're look1l1gfor a police admIl1lstratIon at School- soft pOSItIOn111 thiS community" craft Commumty College and a Christina Johnson tWice made the Superintendent's "FIrst of all, I'm only 58," Caret- substitute teacher 111 the East In an interstll1g tWiSt. Just as and Commandant's list She was tl rephed "I th1l1kage IS relative DetrOit school distnct Pam tel' Joey Johnston, the area's active as company and battahon There's chronologIcal age and bIO- Born In St Bomface, Pa , he first woman apPoll1ted to West 90mmander and served as female logIcal age and r prefer to th1l1kof attended St Ambrose School 111 Point, was forced to turn down that ombudsman to the Commandant myself as a young 58 Grosse POinte and graduated appomtment, Chnstma Johnson of for three semesters_ She graduated . If I \',ere look1l1gfor a retire- from St Phlhp Nen High School the Farms was graduatmg from With a bachelor of sCience degree ment haven, I'd stay were I'm at," m 1944 the Naval Academy She ISthe fIrst 111 economics , he added Dunng hiS confirmatIOn hear- woman from the POintes to attend All midshipmen are required to He saId later, 111 response to l mg, Carettl Said, "I've hved on Annapolis particIpate 10 one of the 63 varsity another questIOn, that he has been the fnnges of Grosse Pomte all MISS Johnson was one of 1032 and llItramural sports at the Aca- ellglble for retirement from the De- Richard J. Caretti my hfe I look forward to the mIdshIpmen to toss up their hats m demy MISSJohnson sailed With the troIt Pohce Department for eight RIchard CaretlI then moved challenge and the opportumty to the tradItIOnal ceremony "Reagan varsity dmghy team and played Ill- years Asked what hiS current re- up m the ranks on the DetrOIt serve thiS community " shook all those hands," her tramural tenl1lS tIrement plans were, CarettJ saId force, serv1l1g as detective, de- He and hiS Wife Dons have mother, Mrs BasJl Johnson, saId RIght after graduatIOn, the new he had none "I'm an active per- tective sergeant, lIeutenant, m- four daughters and two sons "Some of the mIddies were pretty ensign headed for Europe on a son" spector, commandmg officer, The famdy WIllbe movmg to the enthusiastic - I'll bel he had to Navy cargo plane for some relaxa- The mandator) retIrement age deputy dIrector of pohce person- Park smce It IS a requIrement soak hIS hand afterwards" tIOn before her first assignment of a pollce chIef 111 the Park IS 70 nel, and 111 1984, was named for employment. MISSJohnson graduated near the WIth Commander Fleet Air m In response to a question from ------top 10 percent of her class and Keflavlk, Iceland
HE TRADITION OF MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING CONTINUES AT THE NEW SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL CONCENTRATED CARE BUILDING
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... GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 8, 1985 ------L Mefmpark map available M-Star may open up school channel The 1985-86 Huron- By :\like Alldrzejczyk fesslOnally produced programmmg lmmg of a consultant to coordmate Mrs, Parra va no, Dora DeMarco Chnlonl\!('lropark I\lap Publlc and non-public school Will be available from 9 a m to a svstem-wlde cable club for non- and Mane VandePutte, media spe- -- sho\\ JIlgthe locatIOn offiCials met tillS week WIth repre :3 p m and schools Will ha ve one- public school students clahsts at the hIgh school and ele- and t .Iclllt Ie:>of th(' 13 sentatwel> tram the Wayne Interme- year recol dab1llty lights, the) Becau~e of the ~mall number of mentary school respectively, work mett op,lrk~ plus tree dIate School Dlstl'lct and the Arch added ~tudentl> at each l>choolwho are 111- wIth Paul Dalecke, Jim Thomas, \1ay~ dnd load." tJu'ollgh- r-~-~--~-~--~------, dIOcese of Dell'OIt to put together a One benefit of the 1\1Stdl l>lgn,t! tel ested 111 cable tclevl~lOn produc- John Gallagher, Stephame Hakim. l FRESH CUT I Ollt IIw count lei> 01 workshop to help teachers learn to on Channel 19 Will be the opcnlllg tlOn, the a~bocldtJ()n deCided to use Karla Callender, Barbaro Carr and \\a~ ne, LI\ Ing~ton. use ('ducatlOnal cable teleVISIOnpro up of the channel to pi ogrdlllllllllg .I COn"lIltdnt to pull together stu- Amy Bonner to produce segments ;\Idcomb Odkland and gram 111 the cl
FATHER'S DAY - SUNDAY, JUNE 16 "Fanus adopts $5.9 million budget By Nancy Parmenter federal revenue-shanng program, sarv nous signs" of mcreasmg, The $5 9 mJlhon budget adopted the city expects revenue Il1creases '\Ve haven't torn down very The cIty has stili not been assess- by the Farms counCil May 20 will for 1985-86 Increased hcense fees many schools lat('ly " Lock saId ed for its portIOn of the Fox Creek be balanced WIthout ralsrng taxes, are expected to boost the cIty's "We don't know what to expect faclhtles plan, an amount ranging Evans a situation of whIch the counCIl share of state highway funds by The unknowns are substantial and from $22,000 to $54,000, dependmg AT.HOME" FOOTWEAR may be "Justifiably proud," City $45,000 Cable teleVISIOnrevenue IS sometimes they're expensive" on how the costs are spread Manager Andrew Bremer Said up two-thirds, oWlllg to rate m- The cIty has not yet receIved bIds No one knows at this POint when The Farms' property tax rate WII! creases and maturity of the on the project or how much electrICal power rates remam at 13 2 mills system, Bremer said Boat moor- The Farms replaces pohce and wlll 'increase when DetrOIt A pubhc hearing held prIOr to the ing fees will mcrease If the recom- adnlll1lstratJ"l-e cars on a two-year EdIson's Fermi plant comes Ol~ adoptIOn of the budget netted only a mended 10 percent hIke ISenacted cycle Each year the city pur- hne "They're talkmg about a 20 request from Woods Mumclpal The cIty has taken what Bremel chases five vehicles and trades percent Increase," Lock saId Judge Patncla SchneIder to m- called "a mIddle road" on federal them III after two years "ThIS could be a very bIg blast" clude fundll1g for a youth assIs- revenue shanng and budgeted only Sidewalk snow plowmg contmues tance program After hstenmg to Lock saId the new budget allots half as much as normal Neverthe- to be a problem Lock said that $325,000 for street hghtmg, an m- (HfROKEE OPfR~ .. Brolin or UliI(~ \([(Idle her presentation, the counCil deCid- less, Bremer wrote, total revenues some of the Jeeps the Farms ISnow ed to Walt to hear the responses to crease of approxImately 15 per- leather; padded lea/he} 10 Ie, 1II/IIIIed \(JIrQ\! or Reglilm are up and Will enable the cIty to usmg date to the '60s, although they cent, m anticipation of the EdIson IIldllls 539 95 the proposal from the other com- balance the budget WIthout ralsmg have been refurbished With new mumtles and the school dIstrict hike He said sewage pumping is taxes transmISSIOns and motors III the In- also heaVIly affected by electncal and then conSIder fundmg the re- Bremer called attentIOn to se\ tenm The city has kept them be- quest through the Farms' contm- rates and has been mcreased from eral unusual Items III the budget cause they lit on the narrow Side- $140,000 to $175,000 gency fund This year the Farms has allotted walks, Lock saId At thiS pomt, the A fund for major and extraordi- Bremer's letter to the counCIl $200,000, almost tWICe the usual Department of Public Works is nary expenditures, whIch Includes stated that the cIty ISmamtammg a amount, for ItS street paving pro eyemg two four-wheel dnve die- frugal mode "The departmental the contmgency fund, con tams gram, m a move to "aggressively sel pov..ered vehicles as replace- $474,050 Any budget overruns or budgets do not mclude all Items or address" some of Its pubhc Im- ments at an approxImate cost of expendItures not planned for m- programs deSIred by ll1dlVldual de- provement needs $15,000 each Bids WIll be let thIS partment heads," he wrote " Old Kerby School WIll be torn summer cluslOn at the time of adoption, To theIr credIt, each department such as the proposed youth assIs- KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR e GROSSE POINTE down and used for parkll1g Con What the budget WIll not cover head responded to my appeal for troller Carrol Lock said that ap tance program, would have to general belt-tlghtemng and mam- could have slgmflcant Impact, come from thIS fund Open Tllursdav Evel1lngs 'td 9 00 proXImately $30,000 III block grant Bremer saId One of the major tamed theIr operatIOnal requests to money IS avaIlable for the project "It's just hke your home budget a necessary mlmmum .. unknowns IS collective bargall1ll1g - you set aSIde $500for unexpected MasterCard 882 3670 VIsa and that the cIty has allotted an ad Police contract", expIre at the end In spite of anllclpated cuts 111 the dltlOnal $40,000 If It proves neces expenses and the day after you 11 U~~~ag,"'fr ~~ ''''if of Junf' ArbItratIOn WIth flreflght- make the budget, the telephone erl> remall1s unresolved "Conse- company raises the rates," saId quently, the 1985-86 budget year Lock "You Just hope's you've set would be Impacted tWIce as hard If aSide enough" Dunng 1385, an arbItrator should award an un- $375,000was allocated to the extra- expected i) hIgh wa,ge and benefit ordmary expendIture fund CIty package, ' Bremer'", letter stated fIgures project spendmg $460,000 City lll'illranc(' costs show "oml- by June 30 FOR THE GENTLEMAN or TRADITION Father's Day SHIRT~ ~Uln"rS June 16th
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DETROIT picard-71ol'ton 20535 James Couzen. Highway Near Norlhland Shopping Cenler 92 KERCHEVAL-ON-THE-HILl EAST DETROIT GROSSE POINTE FARMS 20929 GraUel Avenue Near 8 Mfte Road 9 "II 6 Dally YOU CAlI ... I!JIIP WESTLAND CHA~OEtT .- 7040 Waynft Road 882.8251 Near We.tland Shopping Cent .... Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-A - Business fare He has also worked as a con- Allardice hOnored gressIOnal staff auditor Franklin holds master's degrees from Har. VILLAGE MARKET for 20 years' service vard Business School and the Um- POinter Marg- verslty of Cmcmnati heritta .. Mic- 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms key" Allardice Announcing the NatIOnal was feted by 300 ~ r"" Bank of Detroit hai>appomted Park community resident Robert A. Young as as- Jeaders at the ~'\ .... ~ sistant vice president at ItS Wood- Untted Com- ~ ward-Salem office Tere!>3 "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" mumty Services " Doyle of the Park has been reo annual meeting as she received elected secretary of the executIve their Executlve of the Year award committee of the Michigan chapter DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. An artist, who was volunteered of the ArthrItiS FoundatIOn Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT with the elderly and dlsadvan- James Monnig, Bookseller has set JUNE 6th, 7th & 8th 'taged, Mrs AllardlCe IS the ex- up shop at a new location at 15133 :ecutlve director of Adult Service Kercheval Campbell-Ewald Centers, Inc , a multi-service agen- has named seven new vice pres- ~ cy for the disadvantaged and the Idents, among them Tom Roeht of mentally ill She ISa past vICe pres- the Farms He has been With the ) ( fiesh...... fr~ th;;;_ ... e(.~~ ..,.. ••• Ident of the Natlonal Coun('ll on th(" agency SInce 19£9:md h:ls covered 1 I Agmg and has served on state com- "- the advertising fIeld by workmg for ,\\\\ \t. \I \I\00(1j things at great prices ..---~ mittees on services to the agmg A Ross Roy, W B Doner and Young h member of Grosse POinte and De- & RubICam. Most recently, Roehl FRESH FROM BOSTON trOIt artists' groups, she is plan- has worked as prmt productIon (II WI:_~ FRESH FRYING mng to retire to a new career In the supervisor on the Eastern AirlInes OCEAN WHITE FISH FILETS art fIeld account for Campbell-Ewald . More advertIsmg news Dane ~,,>,~. CHICKEN Rhoades named top Lachiusa of the Park has been $5 Ford communicator named art director at W B Doner 98 $2!~ Thomas P. Rhoades Jr. has been He moves to Doner from Young & FRESH FROM BOSTON movmg up through the ranks of RubICam and has also worked for BREAST public affairs at Ford Motor Co two agencies m New York .. The RIBS ATTACHED 5 LB. BAG BWE COD FILETS The City resident has worked m Greater Detroit Chamber of Com- Ford's pubhc relations department merce has Just elected 12directors since 1969, starting as editorial to its board Farms resident Bar- OUR OWN • THICK SLICED $2~B~ planmng assistant. HIs most recent bara K. Wrigley, secretary/treas- promotIOn names him regional urer of DetrOit MarIne Engmeer- FRESH public affairs manager for Ford's Ing, was named to a second three- North Ameflcan operatIOns. An In- year term. The Farms has a LAKE PICKEREL FILETS diana natIve, Rhoades began his Chamber monopoly, as Alfred R career in the newspaper business Glancy III and William T. McCor- mick Jr. were named to their first BACON as a reporter and editor 10 New $1~~ $3tJB~ York and Kansas He attended the three-year terms Glancy IS the UniverSity of Virginia and grad- chairman and CEO of MlchCon and MOUNT CLEMENS BAKERY uated from Northla'nd College in McCormick IS president and CEO .~?~j..;t FRESH Wisconsin at ANR . One of our two POInte WHOLE WHEAT _",-~~'f1fiiJ' congressmen, George W. Crocke\t Hospital names Jr. IS the recipient of a brand-new BREAD l-~ award. the Distinguished Amer- 1 LB. LOAF ::.~~-.-:.:;;.-. Franklin v.p. ICan in PublIc Service award of the '::...... :;:.."" ...... =& St Joseph NatIOnal AssociatIOn of Arab ~/~~:~ERLOIN$2!~ Hospital m Clin- Amencans It recogmzes Crock- 2 for $1Oo~~~.2? ton Township ett's efforts to strengthen U S - has appomted Arab relatIOns through support of USDA CHOICE Peter H. Frank- trade and economic agreements m- EXTRA LEAN lin to the dual tended to create jobs and improve v.a VEGETABLE JUICE post of vice pres. • ..... the U S balance of payments It Ident of fmance • also recogmzed hiS "undaunted 6 PACK 6 oz. and treasurer. Franklin Will be re- courage in standing up to the SHORT RIBS sponsible for accounting, patient fi- IsraelI lobby on several CrItical oc- nancial services, reimbursement, casions" . And, finally, former admitting, management informa- Pointers in the news. . Joseph R. tIon systems and material manage- Deane, now of Grosse Ile, has been OF BEEF $1°9 ment The Grosse Pointe resident named to the General Stevedormg has had financIal experience in the CounCIl, an mternatlonal orgamza- BONELESS - ROI.l.ED OUR OWN health field as chief fmanclal of- tion devoted to ImprovIng the han- ficer for a Kentucky hospital and dlmg of imports and exports He's as speCial assistant to the Secre- also lookIng to boost the Port of TAKE tary of Health, Education and Wel- DetrOit PORK LOIN - Nancy Parmenter $177 ROAST LB. • N' Mortgages continue to rise BAKE April first mortgages for homes $197,960,854, and $164,446,029 m __~~~~ USDA CHOICE - BONELESS contmued to rIse in both number February MEAT and dollar volume in Wayne, Oak- Wayne recorded 2,479 loans for ,i;tJ'7.. ~ "'\ ENGLISH CUT $ land, Macomb and Washtenaw $72, 393, 280 in thiS group; Oakland LOAF countIes. 1,506 for $62,785,572, Macomb 1,946 for $89,746,511; and Washtenaw 294 John H Brenner, vIce preSident for $16,999,191 i,~ ;)POT ROAST 7 \ - '4. II J ,I -,l and MIChigan manager for Commercial loans (over 200,000) 1! $279 0~~~~d/ Lawyers Title Insurance Corpora- numbered 248 and totaled ~ GREAT FOR THE GRILL tIon, reported 6,225 mortgages $368,978,761 READY TO BAKE 2 LB. PAN compared to 5,369 such mortgages The mortgage commitments of WITH ONION SOUP In March The dollar companson all lenders combmed totaled 6,473 FRESH was $241,924,554 to March's for $610,903,315 STUFFED " ..~" 2 LITER SALE PORK I '~;:F ..."~~ PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, MT. DEW TENDERLOIN ' '-I "~j; "If PEPSI FREE, DIET FREE $268'~~~ VERNOR, DIET VERNOR LB. Evertbody A&W ROOT BEER, DIET A&W STUFFED WITH SAGE AND ONION DRESSING ball an SALE ENDS 6/12/85 .7-UP , ' I REG. OR DIET Ocean" & ~~ ?~) 99tf DEP. ORANGE CRUSH Would you still vacation in IVI~11~'-'~REG. OR DIET Harbor Spril1\ls? Of Course. FARM FRESH '~(--~ .u CANADA DRY ALE FRUIT VEGETABLES 6 PACK CANS Harbor Spnn'j/s. on L~tlle Traverse &11' & $149 IS MJd-Amenca S summer vacation 12 OZ. + DEP • destination We have three vacation rental locauons for you Each IS .~~a,J:,~~;;ij THE WINE THAT dlstmctlvely dIfferent but all enJoy ~It~~~~, ~~ ~~ the renown recreation. shoppm~ ...,~ _ ..... '-') CELEBRATES FOOD! dinmll and relaxation of The uttle ",. . ALL FLAVORS Traverse &1y area. FRESH AT ALL TIMES SPICY ALFALFA SPROUTS - GINGER ROOT - SHALLOTS. FRESH CHOW SAVE $400 on a 3 liter MEIN NOODLES - BEAN SPROUTS - SHELLED READY TO COOK PEAS, PWS SAVE ADDITIONAL $1°0 WITH MAIL LIMA BEANS, GARBANZO BEANS, BLACKEYED PEAS - LIVING ALFALFA IN REBATE OR SAVE ADDITIONAL $300 ON SPROUTS - IMPORTED FRENCH ENDIVE TWO B07TLES WITH MAiL ih RESATE ITALIAN STYLE $ 00 RED ONIONS ••••••••••••• 3 LBS. 1 WE SELL NO WINE CALIFORNIA SNOWWHITE BEFORE ITS TIME! . 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A not-so-quiet campaign YOYMt ~t~. "What a difference a year makes 111 public at- t\\ 0 boa 1d ....ed t~ SIll' ~upported Dr Brown~- titudes about the annual Grosse Pomte school combe lor the board. she smd, because he IS a *" board elt.'ctlOn " taml1y Irll'nd, a good pel SOil whom she respects That \\ as tht.' tlrst paragraph 111 last \\eek's and a CdlHhd,lte \\ ho \\ auld have made a can- edl tonal 111 Ihe Grosse Pomte :"Je\\ s companng tnbutlOn the "tdlrly qUiet" campaign tor the June 10 elec- WI1l'tlll'l' gl\ lIIg ~2) to
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Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, June 6, 1985
,i-Liquor license is not a panacea I Editor's note, The \Hiter re. able procedures should be adopted In summary, with all the tragedy : quested that his letter, addressed to manage and control abuses In and suffering we see mduced today KNOW WKA, MAKts A LOTOF : to the Farms mayor, be published the best Interest of all LICensure of by alcohol abuse, the proposal to It- Yt~H...A : in the pdp('r. the type sought Ib not a panacea for ce!1se Itquor sa,les In a residential NOIS~ BUT DOESN'T ,;/O~K I Dear Mayor Dillgl.'man' potential problems and based on neighborhood m our commumty Notmg that our counc'lI IS sched- my experience may create more memorial represents a giant step VE~Y WELL AT ALL? ulmg a hearmg on the mdtter of the senous mternal and external prob- baIckward t t th POUTICIANI War Memonal liquor license I am lems Control Ib a management urge th a you reJec e pro- expressmg my vlew~ on It t'o you problem and not somethmg that can posal forthWith b d H. James Gram and your fellow memberb e Importe from Lansmg Grosse Pointe Farms We have used and supported the Tw h d War Memonal since ItS InceptIOn 0 ea s better than one and have always Iegarded It as well-managed and a commumty To the Editor: that balance our board so despe. asset With an excellent Board of DI- I dm so pleased to see the Gro!>se rately needs rectors NE'v('r In 0111' (,Xnf'rl('n('(' Pomte News chose to endor!>e one My other chief concern relates to has there been any problem re- of the two candidates I support - tmanclal matters In thiS area, Lin- lating to control of beverages serv- and for the same reason I agree It dy Pangborn IS the only candidate ed at events we attended or spon- IS Vital that balanced representa- With expenence m bus mess and fi- ~ored ThiS IS the way It should be tIOn on our board be estabItshed nance, She IS also the only candi- , and can be Cmdy Pangborn, With two children date to support tax containment There IS no need m my view to at the elementary level and one In Her commitment to better use of change If problems do eXist, SUlt- the high school can best prOVide the taxpayers' dollars gets my vote So for balanced representatIOn I Analysis of LWV program and cost-contamment, I Will vote for Cmdy Pangborn and Carol To the EditOl': system Marl' on Monday, June 10, 1985 Last week the League of Women One Important and substantive Somehmes two heads are better Voters conducted a meet-the-can- questIOn submitted beforehand to than one, espeCIally when they are I dldate program at the War Me- the League of Women Voters was, both on such competent women's monal to fmd out where the candi- "What IS your posItion on the pro- shoulders Sandy Morrow dates for the school board stood on posal of the former school superin- Grosse Pointe Woods various Issues Under exammation tendent to consolidate the system were mcumbent Ernest Buechler, m view of the fact that the pupil en- as well as Carl Anderson, Carol rollment has declined almost 50 Marl' and Cmdy Pangborn percent m the past dozen years or In the opening statements, a cou- so?" ple of the candidates mentIOned the ThiS questIOn was studIOusly I sa Peter and his principle were rIght! need for economy m the Grosse aVOIded by the moderator for the Pomte School System But m their League of Women Voters, who Maybe I'm gettmg crotchety m A good receptiomst is as rare as don't wnle tha I down - I'm Just response to ~ubsequent quesllons, later Said that somebody else was myoid age, but have you nohced a handshake m Beirut and I always kidding around .. "Okey dokey, I'll give hun the I many of a "Tnvlal Pursuit" vane- plckmg out the questions. there seems to be a lot more of seem to pull the Barney Fifes of the , ty, they showed an eagerness to When she was asked why the "them" than "us," anymore? world when I phone It usually goes message" further "Improve" and expand the meetmg wasn't opened to queshons What I'm referring to here are somethmg like thiS Rmgggg "Uh, would you like my name?' already bloated, extremely costly from the floor, she Said there rude, discourteous people versus "Hello, IS Mr Johnson'm please?" Giggle "I gue:,s that would help (probably $37 mllhon next year) wasn't lime Although thiS had the MISS Manners types who are 'No he's not .. What's vour name, sir?" 'programs in the Grosse Pomte been promised earher, it apparent- busy readmg thiS column right now Sile~ce, or the sound of gum be- "Tom' Greenwood, from the ly was Vital that the meetmg be and nodding their heads in agree- mg chewed Grosse Pomte New:, " closed by 8 50 P m ment "Well, do you know when he'll be "Got It, Mr Green' Amy corrects A concludmg remark from the I guess I'm a dmosaur, but my back?" "No, not Green Wood" League of Women Voters was, "Go parents raised me to be courteous "Nope, he didn't tell me I've on- "Okay, l\lr Wood Got It ., tell your nClghbors a bout the up- to everyone, but there seems to be ly been workmg here SIXmonth~ " "No, no Not Mr Wood Green- the record commg election " so little of It around anymore Take More silence wood' Two E's, two O'b " To the Editor: ThiS cil1zen's recommendation to opening doors for others, as an ex- "Well, how about takmg a mes- "Okey dokey, I've got It now Mr You wrote an article on my dad any Grosse Pomte reSident m- ample sage for me Tell him I'll call back Greenwald Will call agam thiS Carl Anderson terested In effiCiency and economy I hold the door open for everyone at 2 30 " mormng And you're from the You said that he has two sons IS to stay at home for thiS electIOn, If Eddie Haskell, Idl Amm and a "In the afternoon?" Grosse Ill.' News, fight?" , This IS not correct! but keep m mmd that a school mil- Frenchman followed me mto Per- "No, 2 30 thiS mornmg No, no, Right Another heavy Sigh , I am wntmg thiS letter to tell you lage election will be held next year ry's, I'd hold the door open for that Carl Anderson has a son and a And also "forget It," if you ex- them It's the way I was raised But dau~hter - that's mt:' pect the League of Women Voters why IS It so very few people say t~my Ahderson to really illummate the substantive "thank you", give you a smile or a Gros!ie Pointe Woods pohllcal Issues nod of appreciation? PSI am also m Ferry Elementary Joe Callahan And I'm sorry to say thiS, but School Grosse Pointe Woods women are the worst offenders, I don't know how many tImes I've held the door for a woman only to I have her sad through like she's on her way to a coronation and I'm I her butler I've taken to kIlling ------them WIth kmdness When thiS hap------___ _ w __ pens anymore, I usually say "you're welcome" and give them ------my sunmest smlle ------By Pat Rousseau ~ The looks of slack-Jawed amaze- Umque In Design ProfesSIOnals m glass ment are unbelievable They get cartoons, see them at Seasons of Paper, 115 red, stammer, blush or glare and Kercheval walk away. Try it somehme. I'm also sorry to say the same • thmg usually happens when I let Mosaic, ISnew at Mana Dmon These delightful, col- people mto traffiC, only the rude- orful mixed prmt polyester dresses are made m Hong Kong ness there lS equally distributed One size fits all A must see m the collectIOn of summer among the sexes Nobody says dresses that mcIude fresh cool cottons 11 Kercheval thanks or waves their hand m ap- preclahon The most vexmg part IS • I can't even respond since they're A New ShIpment of Picard-Norton logo usually cutlmg someone else off as cotton golf shirts come m twelve VIVidcolors they speed away at 92 Kercheval A Welcome gift for Fathers Speakmg of speeding, sometimes Day, June 16 I feel like God's orlgmal lonely man on the freeways I'm that rarest of birds - I dnve 55 mph Travelmg? Stop at Trail· Apothecary fW'~~-~ and I use my turn Signals. Okay, for travel kits, mdlvldual plastic contamers, -o-J"r~" okay, I'll admit it - occasIOnally travel aids and mirrors. 121 Kercheval , \F I'll rocket up to 60 or even 62 mph, . -.'::' but even then It'S like I'm standing stili Everybody passes me and I'll SALE All pnnts and OIls at The tell you It'S very unnerving to be ey,. I,.>/! P/'M League Shop WI]]be priced 20% off, startmg sallmg along the freeway and see f!ll.,IJt_ June 10 thru June 15 72 Kercheval one of those wolf packs rapidly ~ T gammg on you • I'm talking about that knot of 20 , , Admired In The WmdO\\' of WIlliam Denier and Com- or 30 cars that descend on you at pany 77 Kercheval . a small marble top table and two 70-plus mph, all the hme s\ldtchmg polished stee' chairs that would be perfect for a difficult cor- lanes, tailgating and generally ner on the porch scaring the hell out of you know who And I know for a fact If I could • push my little four-bangmg Toyota ~ ~.P.dO/ Just arrived by Peter Popovltch, Corolla up to 200 mph, there'd be v7~ pnced from $18to $.33 skirts, culot- some no-neck m a rusty red pIck-up tes and umbrella skirts WIth coordmatmg T-shirts III great two feet from my bumper wantmg colors 63 Kercheval m the lobby of the Coloma I Federal to go 220 Heavy Sigh BUlldmg Just one more comment about dflvers - speCIfically those • dumbells who congregate at the For Father's Day Barlow engraved cuff 1-94eXit at Moross Road When you hnks, tICc1a5ps, money clips, key rmgs. mUSical turn left onto Moross Road, please FATHER'S DAY/ JUNE l6 cards, ducks and many more gifts for the spec IaI stay m your own turmng lane Peo- man In your hfe Extraordmalre GiftS, 73Ker- ple are always slartmg In the far CHOOSE FROM TWO COMFORTABLE RECLINING LOUNGE CHAIRS , 1".. l _ _,..1 _ ,., ,., ..... cheval i ' lc.Aidt.. , I ., I • ."...... 'JW" ~ • ~~-V~~_~~~.~~~~~~~ 1#;)(• 3 41 • ... • I Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 Training offered Summer IS almost here and that means sWimming, canoemg, ELECT- sailing and the 11th an- nual Michigan Safety School Each year, the Amencan Red Cross conducts thl~ one-week camp where particI- CINDY MCDOUGALL PANGBORN pants are tramed to be- come certltled instruc- tors 'n \\ater safety, For Board of Education TRUSTEE hlegual d saJllllg, canoelllg, first aid, CPR or adapted aquatics (S\\ Immmg lor the handicapped) It IS scheduled for June 8-16 dt Camp Desales m Jack~on IN DEPEN DENT The cour~e IS open to Benashe Eqwe dll :\llchlgan residents 1i years old or over Legends of American Indians Each student chooses a major and mmor \\ 11\ do IndldIls believe that Benashe I<:q\\e \\ III tell o! the Ie course 01 study and IS rod., dnd trees haH' SPirits III and gends, and e\.plall1 the customs of ll1volved In dally lec- COST COI~SCIOUS ot tl,,'m~el\ e~" \\'h\ do Indians live :'oIatlve Americans The ch1ldren tures, semmars, course d lot,lll) ecological eXistence> \\ 111ledrn ho\\ Illdians feel about ll1struchon and prac- \\ h it dre the legends. the mysll- their past dnd present culture, tice sessIOns CI:-111 and magic of the Indian \\here the\ 1I\'e, ho\\ they eat. ho\\ Instructors at the l'UltUl e" nothmg IS\\ ds!ed or destroyed. and school are expert vo- ~tllJents i-12 \ears old can learn how they see themselves as stew- lunteers from colleges, the .Ill:>\\ ers to ihese questIOns and ards of 1\Iother Earth She \\ III also bUSiness and Industry, RESULT ORIENTED d l,undl ed more \\ hen Benashe tea<.h them the dances clnd crafts and Red Cross Eq\\ (' a member of the ChIppewa necessary to come fully prepared In the adapted aqua- Tnbe comes to the War Memonal for an authent IC pow \\ 0\\ on the tICSprogram, students dre:-~ed 111 full costume. June 17 last da) learn how to prOVidein- thlo'lgh June 28 Her class, whIch struction in sWImming ha" met \\ Ith great success at The cost of "DIscover the Amerl' to persons With mental CI dllbl ook. \\ 111meet weekdays, can IndIan" IS $65 dnd mcludes all or phySical Impair- ft um 9 to 11 am, for two weeks supplies For mformatlOn on how to ments \\ e,lther pernllttmg, most sessIOns register, call the War MemOrial at A fee of $150 covers \\ III be held outdoors 881-7511 all room, board and LIFE LONG GROSSE POINTE RESIDENT textbook fees for the en- tire week Applications are accepted on a flrst- TAX CONSERVATIVE Richard Place to be dedicated come, fl rst-served baSIS, With limited en- Tilt' publJc IS IIlvlted to attend the Farms Maypr James H Dmge rollment EqUipment IS 100111d! dedIcatIOn of the street- man. on behalf of the city counCil, prOVIded by Red Cross HWe need more diligent use of our present ::'C.lpe development known as will host the dedIcation cere- and Camp DeSales RICh,1Id Place Monday, June 10 at momes After opemng remarks, To register, or for lOdll1 RIchard School students Will pre- more informatIOn, call resources NOT MORE tax-dollars spent!" In the e\'ent of ram, the cere- sent the mayor With a natIOnal flag 494-2868 mom \\ IIIbe held the following day which has flown over the U S CapI- a1 the :-ame lime RIchard Place IS to The assembled students WIll lVomen workers lOCated on Kercheval Avenue be- then recIte the Pledge of Al- A study by the Sma II TRADITIONAL VALUES t\\ een :\1cI\hllan and McKmley legiance while the flag IS raised Busmess AdmInistra- IOdd" a t the foot of Gabnel RlchaI:d over Richard Place, followed by tion showed that more "I am seeking electIon because of first-hand knowledge of our schools As a life-long reSident, r value my Elementary School the smglng of ' Amenca" and their and more women are school song It" purpose IS to prOVIde a plea- choosing to be entre- Grosse POinte publiC schoo! education As a parent of three children In the system, I am concerned about ::,ant respite for pedestnan traffIC Dmgeman Will then mtroduce preneurs; the number provldmg a quality education for all Grosse POinte children. As a volunteer In our schools and community dnd d connective hnk between the guests. Il1cludmg those who have of woman-owned busi- t\\ 0 commercIal areas known contnbuted to the Richard Place ness in the V.S rose for 17 years, I am aware of the progress and problems Within our system As a tax-payer, I too question generall) as the "lower" and "up- project - Hili ASSOCiation, Grosse from 1 9 mIllion III 1977 our escalating property taxes per Hill RIchard Place consIsts Pomte Farms FoundatIOn, Grosse to 2 5 million by 1980, of .l meandenng red-brick walk- POll1te Garden Club Councd, Men's accountmg for 26 per- \\a\ II\e Williamsburg-style wood Garden Club. NatIOnal Bank of De- cent of all non-farm Our schools must offer a balanced education We must have creative, thoughtful, cost-effiCient programs betH he" a gazebo, flagpole. clock trOll sale propfletorshlps, which utilize the abundant resources already within thiS community, With my background In to\\ er decoratIve drmkmg foun- Other guests Will lllclude the according to "20 Facts t Ttlursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne.A I ------l~ Foundation unveils project Gas Grills by The Grosse Pomte Shores Im- gin the land&capmg work by the provement Foundation unveiled It& end oi the summer dependmg on OVER With Post fIrst project Tuesday, May 28, at the succe&s of Its fundralsing Tech reg $341 66 the Shores village councIl meeting said ' $237.00 , Th,e foundatIOn received the vlI- Gnsslm has completed drawings lage s blessing to go ahead with for the landscaping of the entire 0 With port.c.rt constructIOn of entrance &Igns at I h f k /00FF reg $33333 the north and south ends of the engt 0 La eshore m the Shores, 30 $225.00 village on Lakeshore he added . • 2 GRILLS IN ONE The north end sign Will be placed The foundation WIll hold Its sec- • 524 Square Inches of cooking surface • Large dual H burner Tank and Redwood m the center of the Lakeshore me- ond annual meetmg Tuesday, June wllh 5 year warranty Shelf Included dlan The sign at the south end Will 18, Tech said More than 390 of the • Up Iront controls With Portable Model be placed on the striP of land be-' VIllage's near-1,Ooo household& tween the lake and Lakeshore have become members, he added Both signs WIll be white approxl- The foundatIOn Will also host Its TORCH GAS BARBECUr aeFYREPLACE DOORS mately SIXfeet !>quare with burned commumty party Sunday, Aug 25, 22140 EDMUNTON • ST CLAIR SHORES CUSTOM & STANDARD lettermg The signs and land!>cap- at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, DOORS mg were deSigned by landscclpe aI'- Tech said The community party SALES. SERVICE. INS TA LLA nON chltect John Gnsslln Will be the foundatIOn's major FREE DELIVERY 776.8060 fundral&er thiS year, he added Th e co!>t IS not t0 excee d $15,000, the amount the foundation has rals- The Shores Improvement Foun- ed to date datIOn was formed last year as a H , means for Improving the vdlage 1hlS IS the Im,t of two approved Without usmg tax dollars Under its projects by the foundatIOn, accord- articles of mcorporatlOn the foun- mg to PresIdent Kurt 0 Tech The datIOn IS "to be used to provide lUUIIUctllvll ctbu huve::. LV oeglll tacllltle!> and !>ervlces pnmarlly land!>capmg medians on the north for the beclullflcatlOn and up- end of the Village In areas where gradmg of (the Shores') public the VIllage has replaced curbing, grounds and faclhtIes perpet- he said uatJon of memory of persons, pres- The Village, In Its first of a hve- ervatlOn of objects of hJ&toncal or year plan to resurface Lakeshore, natural lllterest and provIde (J) has been replaclllg curbmg along faclhtJe!> and services for the VII- Michael Farrell the north- and south-bound me- lage . " dJans, accordmg to Village Superlll- FRONT ROW SEATS FOR GRAND PRIX tendent Michael Kenyon Curbll1g In Iran, the army's blood banks Preserving tradition is topic work IS expected to be completed are replenished with blood ex- ABOARD THE QUEEN OF. THE GREAT LAKES after four years, With the fifth year tracted from condemned prI&- p... of the plan to be the resurfaclllg, he oners Report IS the capital pns- of GP Academy presentations added oners are weakened but not kl1led To Il1crease awarenes!> of the an 1872 GothiC !{evlval mansIOn m ttJ_, The foundatIOn would hke to be- by thiS leechmg Grosse POInte Academy's Second downtown DetrOIt. He ISa leader m ~ ;! Century Fund drive, POlllte resI- the movement to reawaken m- :lJ dents Mr and Mrs Keith E Cram tere~t III the area's archltectUl al .,~~ 1~ hosted two presentations recently hentage The lecture was one of a senes of by Michael Farrell HI~ tOPiCwas 1_~~-+rtr.. L.... -=.. ~~ _--- .g..;;lW-~~ ,~J _ .. -- ;t --- "Tradition and the Times of our event:- being held during the Aca- '~:-JI ~ . Lives" demy's centenmal anmversary Farrell ISadjunct curator of edu- year to raise the commumty's ~ ~)'(I" I"" • , 1 ~ • • cation at the DetrOIt Institute of awareness of the bUlldmg's archi- Arts and associate professor of art tectural slgmflcance and of the Im- history at the Umversity of Wmd- portance of preservlI1g one of Gros- ~MiiJ1Me& SOl' A frequent lecturer, he IScur- se Pomte's few remamll1g ENJOY A 6 HOUR BRUNCH AND CRillSE rently engaged In the restoratIOn of treasures AND VIEW THE DETROIT GRAND PRIX Help is at hand for nation's stutterers ABOARD THE MOIOR YACHT One of the most common !>peech \'valk-man radIO and has earphones ~HELENL problems IS stuttering It affects which look Similar to a radIO head- nearly two million people III the set SUNDAY, JUNE 23rd Umted States Almost three limes Patients wear the headset to de- S as many males as females stutter lay normal audItory feedback of 100 per person There are many theOries about their own vOice Because of thIS de- Limited to 36 guests why people stutter and how It can be lay, the user tends to slow down controlled One theory IS that the and become more conscIOus of the stutterer cannot coordmate the speech process TillS helps to nor- CALL 5 STAR TRAVEL or SPARKY HERBERTS tImmg of all of the functIOns neces- mahze their speech patterns sary to produce normal speech Saratoga recently began accept- At Saratoga Commumty Hospi- mg donatIOns of used heanng aids 822-2100 822-0266 Award winner tal, Carolyn Hennessey, M A , These are cleaned, checked, and Robert Rathbun, South High School Art Department chairper- CCP-Sp, chief of Speech and repaired and then gIVen to patIents SPARKY RERBERT'S son, is congrat~'f1teC!,~YJJf'inS;R~~lFr~m:e}5F;r~1l9.IJ1~~~ir;twn9, , ) -t\udW!ogy, ~l1dJoyce Weeks, M,A" who need,heanng aids, but cannot third place in the Drawing, Graphics and Photography division speech pathologist, are usmg a new afford them LOBSTER SPECIAL of the 47th Annual Grosse Pointe Artists Association Exhibition piece of equipment called the De- For more mformatlOn about the JUNE 9TH & 10TH held May 4 to 11. Rathbun had three works that were accepted layed AudItory Feedback (DAF) service offered by Saratoga's Speech and AudIOlogy Depart- for the show. momtor to help those who stutter SUNDAY AND MONDAY The DAF IS about the size of a ment, call 245-1317 FACTS OF LAW I.------,FREE PIZZA I I BUY ONE 1ft,lNJ'~ MAKING I/) I PIZZA =-t=--~-- GREAT MACK AVE. I/) I G~1~~E PIZZA sl~R958 1\.I.... I:»I~ I ]~ by I MAMA ROSA'S PIZZA f{- Ellen C. 18900 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS Wallaert I 15134 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE PARK I 22250 MICHIGAN AVE., DEARBORN ALWAYS LOW 1822L 4260 pIckup sundayll1ursday4pmlam _ 17670 THIRTEEN Mile Rd., BIRMINGHAM PRICES - del~ery Inday salunlay 4 pm 2am \ ,,' OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-10. SUNDAY 10-6 ," A homeowner ISliable for all unpaid taxes upon _ .- CENTRUM l:OREAL I:OREAL hiS property, In mo"t cases he Willnot be able I. HOT Oil Ceidi-~'r:a' Multi Vitamins ULTRA RICH to sell that property unle"s and until th(' taxes TREATMENT are paid (t _.~~ -= 30 FREE with _J~ NmEA F~~!$429 "ttA,,_"" N~:~RE SEAU 29TY ""1 " I' • Custom Cut and """ Fitted " 4 • Installation Included ' , I NESTEA 30. $249 ~_.. $4!5 ... - OL AV • FASTEETH ~j "" POWD£R DENTUftf Check LI5t for Target Areas • \ • BEAUTY AOHESM Closets Laundry/Utility AttIC ~8eIJBe Kitchen Garage/Shop Bedroom \ CLEANSER $2" Balhroom Family/Hobby Van/Camper NEW FROM \ .~~~. $1 Call or wflte With Room Measurements for Brochure or Free Estimate 57 NO NONSENSE \ 2 ot _£ MICHIGAN SHELF DISTRIBUTORS INC. 16633 EAST WARREN, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 8&4:7890 $1ea~h7 ~ $2!~ fiO"---*----~'J Siit ~ ... - ... _~ r -6t ...... /It:J-.1t't ~ ...... 1:#" ...... 4,104ll\W..,.. ~ "1 -,-~ Thursday, JLlne 6, 1985 Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_.- ,4- In the Heart 01 the eastern Markel Surrogate motherhood,: One answer tine, nothmg hke buymg black JOIN US By Tom Green~ood mvolved 10 some desperate situa- Turmng the baby over to her new BEFORE THE tIOn where the couple was lookmg parents was tough market babies It's getting to be a: For Michelle SoulIgney, ~Ul'- much more common approach for: TIGER GAMES l'ogate motherhood was a labor of upon the child as a last act to keep "As the natural mother, I had to their marnage together That'!> not carry the baby out of the hospital," couples unable to have their own' love children : OAIL Y DINNER SPECIALS "I'd seen a mOVIe called 'The fall' to the baby" she said "When we got to the car I • 20 02 Porter House Steak 58 95 Although the meetmg went well, Just turned the baby over to her "There are so many mfertlle' • Alaskan King Crab Legs Baby Maker' a ley, years ago and couples m this country," she con-: though It was an mterestmg con- I\Is Souhgney noted that the pro- new mother She didn't ask or say JUST A FEW OF OUR EXCH .. ENT tmued "This IS the way they can; cept," saId Ms Souhgney, a !>pectlve parents were nervous and anythmg There was no wrenchmg COMPLETE DINNER SPECIALS a bit standoffIsh "Later I found out the baby from my arms, but I knew have children too Because It'S be-' PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES' CHARGE CARD:::. ,\LlEpl f l' mother of two Chlidl en commg more accepted, I'd hke to: 'That's \\ hy I thought I'd be they'd trIed to adopt tWice before she \\ as tel flbly anxIOus They of- , .... ( ~ The Eastern Market s f,nest Food come a surrogate mother for a cou onlv to have the mothers back out -1 Groesbeck Chapel of The Wm. R. Hamilton Co. ~OQ.OUQ.. IZX)QT1-\- IL H'I-R-\I DIRt-nOR., 5iRf}\t:¥\y5.ALE, f=V~Y I LP,CA50~TTE,COMPfXT I 226 CROCKER BLVD. Mount C-Iemen~ 480(,3 DI5GI45 *,Acc£~ 463-0577 IN 5TOCK.WILLB~ IS 0 \\ m. R. U.lml(lon II o~(l.PU$rPRlc£) J='OOMJUNG t1 I 1903-1981 m l)a\id \1. U.lmll!on John \\. Brnd,mlln To JUNE. 12 . Ronald D. Hec"mann 11o'd R. \fnnlaguc VILLACE RECOR.~' ~ TAPE' f\~'OCl,lle I)lrcllor, 1\.\, ~~I 17116 Kercheval Ave. (,rosse POinte 8Il6 6039 \hmhu In Itn,/anoll ~j'Jl\ \allOlU.iI <,(/( (Ii d \!urf/( ((!/}\ ~~~) '6 89 ~ercheval on the hill FRIE Store Houu' Mondoy.Saturday 8.00 to 5 30 HOMI DELIVERY Weclnesday till Noon Closed Sunday Ph. 885.8400 WHOLE WHOLE BONELESS FLANK CHICKEN BEEF TURKEY STEAK BREAST TENDERLOINS BREAST SLICED TO ORDER \~~$3J9 '°$1::;;" *$3!9 $3!9 NEWFROM i GLAZED HAMS CHINCEWKEN j SPIRAL CUT PARSLEY PATCH SALT FREE SEASONING ~~ WHOLE HAWAIIAN BMlIItIi OR BONELESS CHICK' • BREAST • ITALIANBLEND STUFFED WITH c.ANADIAN • FRENCHBLEND HALF BACON AND PINEAPPLE • MEXICANBLEND • GARLICBLEND $2!9 $1!~ • ALL PURPOSE BLEND ROMAINE WHITE GRANNYSMITH I LETTUCE CORN APPLES i C F~R ~;;~ 69 £fl ~39C C I II ,i head ~ 99C w-' each 4for99 ,f Fresh Baked Coffee Cakes and Donuts Every Friday and Saturday ~. .' I Mr: McCourt Shoes Dally UPS Pick. Up ~ reserve the fight 10 IImll quanlltlBs Pflres In effec' through June 11 1985 , 16980 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe (313) 886.4360 . -~~~, 1 I THursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.A . ------_._------New priest heeds call after years as lay minister "MEAT ME AT MULIER'S ... WHERE PARKING IS A PLEASURE" there were other non-Catholics In 15215 I St John's masters' programs. KERCHEVAL 822-7786 "We had to devise the curricu- Gros.e MONDAY-SATURDAY lum as we went along," she said "I Pointe 800 to 600 was really responsible for my own Park course of study. I had plenty of E81: 1.937 help, and I had been in the church long enough to have a good Idea of "An lmpreuit'e Selectiun of !O(Je/\ i/l " U,'[1I11l 1,1) 'im"ll Plact' " what I needed to learn. As I studied, I found there were still MULIER'S MARKET plenty of thmgs I still wanted to CALIFORNIA MEDIUM SIZE LEAN CUT learn, so that's probably a hopeful HEAD 0 SHRIMP $4Q9 BEEF sign" 49 W/SHELL !"B STEW Entermg the Episcopal mInIstry LETTUCE HEAD has proved so popular m recent PHIFFERS BUTTERflY MEAT years that the church has actually PORK WHOLE discouraged apphcabons, she saId SALAD 99 "The apphcation process was re- DRESSING 0 CHOPS STRIP $349 vamped to help the people discern 16 OZ 4 FLAVORS ROBIN HOOD lOINS LB whether their call is to the ordained CUT TO ORDER SILVER DOLLAR FLOUR ministry Too many were gomg m. 2 LB BAG CUSTOM MADE to It and there weren't enough jobs MUSHROOMS 2 BAGS FOR LUNCH MEATS The posItIons just aren't there" PARTY TRAYS Measuring the rewards ot the 160Z 99<: MADE TO ORDER mlmstry is diffIcult, but not impos- 1~JI sIble, she believes "One worl<;<; Prices In effect Ihru 6 '285 • very hard," she said "The re- wards are diffICUlt to pin down The • rewards are not monetary - this IX DR. ERNEST BUECHLER parish has responded With affirma- tIon beyond anythmg I expected for "The Job secunty aspects have Grosse Pointe Board of Education changed The automatic respect ... clergy used to get isn't so automa- 'i tiC any more But the rewards are if" still there. They're mtanglble " Photo by EI zabelh Carpenter l A bevy of priests gathered to help the congregation of St. Michael's Episcopal Church ordain the new Among the rewards she finds im- 'r portant is witnessing the profound priest, Karen Evans. From the left are the Rev. Robert Neily, rector of St. Michael's; the Rev. Audrey .~ Harrison, deacon at All Saints, Fair Haven; Bishop H. Coleman McGehee, Bishop of Michigan; the Rev. effect of the church on ItS mem- bers "There's something for me In Karen Evans; and the Rev. William Evans, her husband and rector of St. Andrew's, Drayton Plains. standmg at the commumon rall, more involved In the lay mlmstry knowing the tragedies and the sor- By Nancy Parmenter fortable With It," she said rows - and the joys - and seeing "I sort of resisted the whole idea r~ Mr. Neily says he favors the use the parade of people, knowing 1- The Rev Karen Evans was hard of the non-sexist term, "pastor," or of gomg mto the mInIstry," she at work 10 her newly redecorated said ' I felt called, but I was uncer- that's what the body of Christ ISall even "Mrs ," while the newly or- about RE-ELECT Dr. Buechler - A man church office, a gift from her damed pnest says she lean~ toward tam I beheve strongly m the minIS- parishioners, three days after her try of lay people and It took me "One of my most awesome mo. who cares and knows what to do! first names ments was standmg in the pulpit, ordination as a priest "There's less and less formahty some hme to deCide that my cal- "I had to come back down to Img reqUIred me to be ordained" seeing 200 people out there and PROVIDING .THROUGH as we go along," she said "For a knowing they were actually listen- [ earth sometime," she said. Her or- while there was a sort of antl-htle • lEADERSHIP • CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT dmatlon May 25 at St. Michael's ComplIcatmg the decision and ing to what I was saying!" i feehng In the church." • RESPONSIBILITY • FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Episcopal Church 10 the Woods is addmg to Its Irony was the fact that Her duties won't change drastI- She didn't always plan to become cally now that she IS a priest She I • EXPERIENCE • ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE believed to be the first ever for a she was headmg the dIOcesan lay L woman in the Pointes The Rev a priest She IS the mother of two mlmslry commIttee at the time was and IS m charge of the Sunday Margaret Sammons serves at daughters and her husband, WLI School. But being ordained will HThequality of our schools determines ham, is a priest m Drayton Plams The deCISIOnmade, she consulted broaden her scope to Include givmg Chnst Episcopal, but was ordamed the dIOcese and received approval in Massachusetts. They met m graduate school where commumon and conductmg wed- the quality of our community." both intended careers m the for her plan to study for her Doctor dings, funerals and weekday ser- In spite of, or perhaps because of DlVlmty at St John's ProvIncIal of, the fact that Episcopalians have foreign service vICes IShe also teaches adult reh- "We began to questIOn whether Semmary m Plymouth, a Cathohc glOus education at the church and the Grosse POinte News believes It IS Important that Ernec;.t Buechler be returned to had female priests for 10years, the mstltutIon the board Buechler brings to the campaign hiS exlenSI' ..'8 e),per1ence as a profeSSional only big issue facing the congre- we wanted to move around that theology at the diocesan school in edycator and hlS lour years 01 samce on Ihe board Buech er has made an excellenl gants at St Michael's seems to be much," she said "Through a WInd- "The closest (Episcopal) semI- DetrOIt record on the board and ought 10 be re elected what to call their new priest. The ing path, we both ended up In the nary was m ChICago and my hus- For now, that is enough But Grosse Po nle News Mal 30 1965 rector, the Rev. Robert Neily, IS mimstry." band had Just accepted a call to some day . Drayton Plams," she explained commonly known as Father Bob. But, whereas her husband will "I'd like to be in charge of a PAID FOR BY THE COMMlnEE TO RE ELECT DR ERNEST BUECHLER "Some women clergy do use the celebrate his tenth year as a pnest While she was the fIrst Protestant church by myself to develop my term 'Mother,' but I'm not com- June 10, she spent many years graduate of the doctoral program, own mmistry." LAMP REPAU. LAMP PARTS • ( • WRIGHTS Gift" Lamp Shop 18650 MACK AVE. Nut 10 G,an. ". ,.,1 Off n 885-8839 P S Bf ng You, I amp lor (U1'om F II/Og HANDYMAN JIM'S SERVICE WINDOW $400 CLEANING each screens. storms Windows Incl d In price SIDING CLEANING JUST $29°0 per sq. (sample) 10 sq $29000 GUTTERS CLEANED up to 150 feet NOW JUST $39°0 CALL: 881.2145 4721 Barham GET ALL THIS GREAT ENTERTAINMENT •••AND A GREAT GIFT! Call today-we'll Install SHOWTIME and we'll also give you a beautiful SHOWTIME Sports Bag-a $1500 value, yours absolutely free! • REDUCE HEAT • SAVE ENERGY & COOUNG COSTS CUSTOM COLORS AND STYLES DECORATOR FABRICS ~~aa'~ PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE AND VINYL CALL FREE ESTIMATES 1-800-321-1600 FASTD£lJYEI' • TOMS -Limited time offer -Available only through participating cable systems Thursday, June 6, 1985 Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------Woods Presbyterian to honor members The Grosse Pomte Woods Pres- byterian Church will recogmze members of the congregation who have achle\ed cerlam accomphsh- ments at a specIal worship celebra- tion Sunda). June 9 Included m those bemg honored are SIXhigh school graduates They are Andrew Haderer. Diane Hagen, Scott Orhan, Steve Qual'- rella, Michael Swaney and Doug Teetzel Sunda\ School teachers who \\ iii be ackn()\\ ledged are Sand) Buell. Esther Bentlll. Gayle Portera, Tamra Donahue, Judy Adams. Gall Clark. Carol Faner. Jim Col- son. Ard) Jones and Alhson Jones Open house The DetrOIt Chapter of the Socle- h fVI lllt: FI ..::>..:1\'d'lOIl clliJ Eli- c'ouragement of Barber Shop Quar- tet Smgmg 10 America, Inc. Will hold an open house Monday. June 10. at Westmlmster Church. 17567 Hubbel at 8 p m The purpose of the meetmg IS to mform the commUnities about the The trial gardens Pho as DV E zabeln Cdrpenler l.. ons Gale L.nhrn led society and Its service through song .. , at the War Memorial are ready for blooming and delighting VISitors to the Center. The For further mformatlOn. call Garden Club of Michigan was one of the last clubs to plant. Club members shown workmg are Polly James N Catellane at 773-4108 Begg of the City in the forefront and Helen McKnight of the Farms. • CarlAnderson, his wife Judy and their children C.]. II student at North, and Amy, who attends Ferry Elementary. _I • M.A. - University of Michigan • P10 Officer at Ferry Elementary and Parcells Schools • Ph.D Candidate - University of Michigan • North Parents' Club Officer • Special Needs Educator • Elder, G.P. Memorial Church • Member G.P. Excess Space Comlnittee • Resident for 17 years • Melnber Governor's Educational Task Force • Recipient - G.P. School System's Outstanding Volunteer Award • GROSSE PO DESERVES A .SCHOOL BOARD IT CAN Grosse Pointe has a long history of hard-working and dedicated public and our society's future. servants on its school board. Wecan add to that record by electing to our Carl has worked tirelessly for our children and our community. Now school board a positive and active man who will hold to our tradition of he needs our support. We urgt' you to join us in decting Carl D.•Ander- excellence and help raise our goals and expectations for our childrens' folona tnlstee on Monday, Junt" 10. Carrol E\ ala Dav.d & Carol Gask,n 8111 6: I aUfa Huctlcman Lorett"l Altobdll I ('rn '\rd~lJn Boh ~ ( an)1 I .. tlc \nn Bl rr\ [ .. >, ~ ,,>, hi I "'nndlfll \Ir II.. \1" (h.rl" r Jud) ~ Ed Chn'lIan Claud'a Stuarl Glad,tone Fred So. Joan \fLlTler \ITs Jmeph H SluI.!e) Donna I- rc. d, -\nll ( \\ l'il ~t('r1m~ Blrr\ P II (aulklllo;; f l'li.JIl r Anne & Rob Dallaire Pam Glad,tone Edward Ded, \ITs llenlSe L Museum plans FENCES Oct. auction ADD Henry Ford Museum and GI een PRIVACY field VIllage will sell about 4lJO lut,> & of redundant or out of scope oh jectb at an Oct 19 ab<;olutp ductlOn CHARM TO OUR DOOR LIVING AREAS to be conductpd m the mu':>eum parkmg lot by Hudson and Mar • licensed • 15 Yrs Experience shall, Inc • Fully Guaranleed Sale Items, which wl!l be avail • ReSIdential & Commerml able for exam1l1atlOn Friday. Oct IB, are object~ that will never fill ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & the museum's exhlhlt or Ieseal (h SECURITY FENCES needs Hepre~entll1g only d frac lIOn of the mUbeum " ':>to!ed hold CALL mgs. the) IIlcIude dulOlllobJle" FOR FREE ESTIMATE motOl cycIe~, blcyde~ dnd hor<;(' n4-2045 drav. n vehlcIe~ a tl lick and d lolO motl ve, metal and \\ ootJ\\ork IIIg machll1e!> ~team engll1e<,.pOlt,lblP and tractIOn engme':>. hot NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED 'ELECTORS OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC RE.SELL.IT SCHOOL SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, ESTATE SALES AUCTION TO BE HELD JUNE 10, 1985 TO THE QU ,\LlFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT FEATURING UNIQUE AND RARE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual Election of The Grosse Pomte Pubhc School System, Wayne County, MIchigan. WIllbe held ITALIAN ANTIQUE FURNITURE In "aHJ School DI"tnct on Monday, the 10th day of June A 0 1985 AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES THE P()LL~ elf" ELECTIO\; WILL BE OPEN FROM 7 00 O'CLOCK Let SUPREME > J i ~ - A 1\1 TO l\ on () CLOCK P 1\1 EASTERN DAYLlGHT TIME, ON Just Arrived From Italy So\TD ,JlJ\;E 10 I \ . ~ ... _ ... • .. .. • ...... t.4'.;..,'t. .._ ...... ~ .. Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 FAMULUS ENTERPRISES Shores holds line on taxes The Shores vLllage COlIllCllTues- complumt about a flooded base- day, May 28. ..ldopted CITY OF <&russe'ninle lJiarms MICHIGAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION UNCLAIMED BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLE, MOPEDS, GASOLINE DRIVEN GOLF CART, JEWELRY, & MISC. OFFICE FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT In accordance With the proviSIOns of SectIOn 11of Ordmance No. 184 and Sechon 252 of Act 300P A of 1949as amended Sec 157252 C L 1948 MSA 9, 1952, nohce IS hereby gIven that a pubhc auctlo~ sale of unclaimed bicycles, motorcycle, mopeds, gasolIne dnven golf cart, jewelry, & mlsc office furmture and eqUIpment Will be held on Satur- STILL FEATURING OUR LIVE day, June 8, 1985, at 9.30 o'clock m the forenoon at the Police Sta- MAINE LOBSTER SPECIAL tIOn, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, MY (Every Tuesday) All Items offered for sale Willbe available for mspectlOn between 9 00 a m and 9 30 a m on the day of the sale HAPPY HOUR DRINK SPECIALS 4-6 WEEKDAYS AND 10 TILL CLOSINGS Richard Solak LIVELY PIANO BAR ENTERTAINMENT GPN 6-6-85 City Clerk EVERY THURS ,FRI & SAT. EVENINGS Open Tues -Sat for Lunch & Dinner 11 AM .10 PM Fro & Sat fill Midnight - Lounge Open Till 2 A M 15402 MACK VAPEX- LATEX RAT Save Over $6/gal. corner of Nottingham In the Park HOOSE PAINT - (Mfg sug retail pnee) 881.0550 VALET PARKING CITY OF <&rnsse'ninle mnn~s MICHIGAN WHITE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the City CounCil Will be consldenng • Luxunous low sheen finish • Controls bl stennq the follOWingprop AQ Proposed Ordmance to Amend Title VIlJ Chapter to, Sectlon S.10 Io-(C) of the City Code of the C'lty of Grosse Sale- {'nds Pomte Woods of 1975Entlt1pd Fences, To ReqUire A Fee June 22 Cr- ropraCllC ulljleG iI stnY"llHal appT0ach 10 ma~ntam a healthy of $7500 Payable to thE:'CIty for Pubhc Heanng Notice body Thp o:;plr'le ml st m~lntam nNmal blomechanlcal move fropnllo be heallhy Normal blomochan,cal movoment pnla Is urreslr cled and pamlee.s mollo..., In all dl'recll0n.:;. of bendIng Propo"ed OrdlOance to Amend Title IV, Chapter 8, Sec- tho npck mid back and lowp, back Abnormal motion leads tIOn 4-8-5of the C'lty Code of the City of Grosse Pomte to prematurE' Jo,nland d ,c degenerallon of Ihe sp,ne TnlS also Woods of 1975Entitled "Auto Parkmg Lots" to ReqUIre &Mt=()WH, PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Ipads 10symploms such", low back and leg pa,n neck and ",m pol n headaches d'll,nes, elr wh,ch surface due to the A Fee of $7,'}00 Payable to the City for Pubhc Heanng rrlfallon of the nerves musclf!S and Ilgamenlc; 0' Ihe Sp ne 1\JotlCe ~- 881.9760 Abnormal ,pinal movpmenl " detected vIa a mollon palpat,on pxam,nal on which can pa~lly detecl sp nal problems , ~ 19849 Mack Ave. Corner of Huntmgton • Grosse Pointe Woods firouqt'lf 10 ..,"ll as ~ ('ommUl'11.,..sorv <:~ hy Dr Dav d Ji'lntz I' you hav" Chester E. Petersen .. ';Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FIfteen-II ------~ p------~I COUPON I 1$300 OFF! Jhieldl I ANY LARGE PIZZA I BAR Co I With Coupon Only - 6 1385 I flashed between the "Hcdd 01 cl , The IIsl~ made It more exclt- Girl" by Johanlle~ VCIlIlPCI Jlld mg," ~Uld Philip Anglewlcl, a fifth GIANT WIDE.SCREEN T.V. - VIDEO GAMES Andy WarhoJ'~ pop art '1\Lu 11.1'11 gl dder ,.It was lun to pick out the PttttRJR ------Monroe" pleturr;, " 18696 Mack Avenue • 885.9040 Each cla~s Wd~ gIven cI PIIV3t(' 'All III Ihe Cla;,~room" volun Open Monday Saturday 11 ani 2 a fIl Sunday 1 pin I1l1dnlght vlewmg of the gallel y AI t!l('d \\ Ith leer~ \1l'I'P on hand III the gallel y to hst~ of IdentJfyll1g chclradet I~tle,> encourdge and stImulate con vel '>a the student!> exammed the pnnh tIOn gem ed to the chrlch en \ gl ade and matched them to the de'>cllp level tlOns on the It~t~ Wp tI..,ked them to look at the S90t\TS ON THE "l~~ ptlll1tll1g~ ,llld tl ~ to undel'-,I,llld 1\IlJl thp 011 Iht wa" ~tlYJllg." ..,tlld \ o]unLpPf Kan'n Illll FATHER'S DAY SALE 1'hp\ dOli I h,n e to like AI I III the Cld'>SIoom" volull leell-t found Imaglllalive \1a~ ~ to help the youngstci ~ look dt drt 1\ om holdmg the Pc1l11tltlg~ lIp~lde do\\ II to pi oVldmg sCls~or~. glue, He mayor may not like it, but first-grader Ryan Rupprecht is giving this artwork his Intense scrutiny Pdlllt dnd papel so they .could cn'dte their own ..11 t Bob Hllnbo I)) ought a !-ohnmp to the clas;, when Eric Doelle awarded Lake scholarship he pre~el1ted "The Shrimp GII'I" h\ The 1985 reCipient of the annual dent of the Year m German, for HIS other achvlhe" IIlciude pld\ \\'lllldll1 BogaJ th You care about your child s future - and so do wel John Lake scholarship, named 111 earnlllg straight A plus grades III mg trumpet In South's Symphon~ The program was modeled aftel 1ft II \\ r )f U III (1( .. Uj>Ulq \( J • I j ItJI pt [( r (Ill ,\ t l'lpif rrJ( r r [I I J 1 11 honor of the late executive director four years of German language and Jazz bands, bemg on the bolse- the natIOnWIde "Picture Lady" 'Ii 'I YoulhEnrlchmentServlceslYESI Ilrr 1I,'ler,,, .1' II' ( "'I "I' of the Grosse Pomte War !\Ie studIes ball team, and partlcipatmg 111 the program "We renamed our pro rr j ,II if j r / I l I' r l' r I J If H YES (II r monal, IS 17-year-old EriC Doelle, Key Club, the JUlllOI Km am<; 01 g.l llIlatlOn Oriented 10 commul1lty gl am 10 bettel descnbe what \~e r I a June graduate of South lI1gh are II) mg to dccomp"~h," s,lld School service He abo did \'o!lIllleel ("11 01 01 , I r • YFS tutoring dt Rlrhal tI and pi", l"1 Homano, coordmatol , Doelle. who pldns to become a J)pJl'! ., progl dill 'I'hlrtel'll \(JllIll " pediatriCian. \\ III apply the $1.000 bdsketball and !M')ebdii ,It thl' JlJf l ! jrl III! j ~r n I J/ I r, [' l I Neighborhood Club Prim 10 South. tPl'l'" flom tlll' (Ornmulllt\ took II ~ ",' 'award tOWelldills tlllllOn at 1\1Ichl- j J \ I ~ hi) 1111 I ~ I I I \ r pdrt m two tramll1g se'i<;lon~ at r I l I ! I ( j 'I I \ I I' • r . gan State Umverslty he was a ~tudellt at RIChdl tI and Defer They were given a manual "', III I ( " "He's an excellent scholarship Brownell , H r I( r! I' I r I "r I J f \q J (11 ( ,,\ "We plan to have two mOl e .John \\ Itll gUldelmei'> and sugge,>lcd ,,: chOIce," sdld Theresa Lloyd, hIS pI e~entdllOll lechlllques. tlnd d~ Youth Enrichment Services Inc Neighborhood Club Lake scholarship benehls one 1Il Nfl I I (,,, H r 'Hi' )11 '(' 1 I r() V 1H fH ( (Jf' CITY OF <&rOlilie 'l1int.e 'ark MICHIGAN Grosse Pointe's z; NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR FILING Oldest NOMINATING PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES Food Marlcet VERBRUGGE'S ::~~~1ri.!, Nommal lllg pet IlIon" 101 Ihe followmg Clly offices must be filed \\ Ilh 17328 MACK at ST. CLAIR ~~~~~E:~~R~ the fit) Clcrh. b\ 4 110P:\1 on Tuel-tday .• June 18, 1985' FREE DELIVERY 885-1565 410400 ~ :\L\YOR t~;/'~'~~ ) THHEE COlJNCILi\n::"J I~<' ~ fj:'1 (COLBY) USDA FRESH CHICKEN BREASTS ~ ;\Jl'f'J('[PAL .JUDGE ~ :.,~>C " + I STORE CHOICE/PRIME 1.39 LB. , PctltlOn fmlm "I (' ,1\ ,1I1,II)lcat Ihe offIce of Ill(' CIty Clerk 15115East "---I .Jeffel'ion A\ PI11](' (~ro..,,,e POllltC Park, MIchIgan 4B2.l0 Phone THE MOST OUT OF YOUR CHEESE T-BONE STEAK IMPORTED -., •• .' B22fi200 AUTOMOTIVE INVESTMENT SLICED $3.89 LB. DOORMAN'S ' ~, ~)" N.J. Ortisi OPEN BABY '1 ~ ;0 ,.... ,.~ °i City Clerk WITH A PRECISION TUNE or by SWISS CHEESE If", • ("- TUNE.UP £, OIL CHANGE DOMESTIC THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM ), cJhu~K BOILEDHAM $2 69 LB ,. \ ' iI NOTICE TO BIDDERS • . \ ~ -:7) TU~~.- ...UP ~~ .OIL CHANGE $2.29 LB. $1• 89 LB. LEAN TENDER iv/ The Boal dot t' flIH'atlOl1 of Ihe Glo.,.,e FOlloW I'uIJI.L Sd"",l ~-""tCI" hcrpbv 111\ Ilc<, till' ,-uhml"'-Ion of <'c,lled I)](l" for HAMBURGER MArtiNA lED BEEF $~_cOO7"*1388 USDA CHOICE/PRIME FROM SHISH KABOBS CO!\Il\I()J)OIU<: (,1 \IT< !lOCOl\lPUTEHS AND PERIPHERALS 4 OFF .:5-.. WffI,,, Coupoe PORTERHOUSE STEAK GROUND $2.99 LB. brd') \1III he rpCPI\ cd lint tl 2 00 P m on the 19th day of ,June, 19B5 at WfThls Coupon ."'";"':"' Exp 61385 BEEF VERBRUGGE'S FAMOUS the ofl]('c 01 thc ~UI){'rvl"or of Purchasmg 311lJ St Clair Avenue, Gro%e Exp 6-13 85 '\",:: ~ POintp, :\llchlgan 4fl210. at winch Illne and place all bId" Will be public- .. ~ .<:} ;Jt'.. CHUCK "FIST THICK" ly opened and read BHI forms ma~ be obtaln£'d at the offIce of the 3 LBS. FOR STUFFED PORK CHOPS L. $4 19 Supervisor of Purc ha~lng 'I he right to reJeet any and/or all bId'> Il-t " "(-..JI~(.. • ,~. ,., JI r--f1 ,~,,) " ," LB 'f\ ~. $ $1 89 LB. r('..,pnpd \Il~ Illd 'illbllllttCrl \\ III be bllldlllg for thIrty days sub"c ~ , ; ".•_j - • $ 5 p P' PC Thursday, June 6, 1985 Page SIxteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------,------,-,------Stress workshop Learn techl1lques to aVOid the III ~. ~AII.t~ effects of stress In a three-day workshop at Cottage Hospital SessIOns Will be held on Tuesday, ~. EAST SIDE ~ June IB, 25, and July 2, 1 P m to 4 pm, m the Nurses' Residence at the rear of the hospital parking lot, EATERY AND SPIRITS 159 Kercheval Ave Participants 10 the "You Can Control Stress" workshop Will Sail into I.R. early's n ~learn to manage stress through lec- ~ I For a Guarontee tures, diSCUSSIOnsand small group sessIOns ~ GRADE NO BULL Enrollment IS limited A $15 fee -K IS charged Call 884-8600,ext 2390 V2 LB. GROUND ROUND to make rest'rva!lons C OPEN FACE PRIME 99 Vacation Bible RIB SANDWICH 95 10 oz. PRIME RIB 5595 classes offered $3 DINNER . First English Lutheran Church, BOOVermer Road, Will offer Vaca- FLOAT YOUR BOAT DRINK SPECIALS tIOn Bible classes from June 17 through June 21 18695 Mack St::>:>lUII::. '" ill oe hdJ il-luuJd,Y CocktaU Hour Grosse Pointe Farms Nexllo through Friday from 9 to 11 30a m ,i 2 pm -6 pm Thomas Dallv activIties Will Include Bible 10 pm.1 am 885-9040 Hardware stories, crafts, songs, games and I Jj refreshments Enrollment ISopen to all children Photo by Joe Gala c", from ages 3 to sixth grade Fee IS$5 The 16 winners of the AAUW's Pens for Peace writing contest were honored recently at Grosse Pointe per child or $12 50 for families With MemOrial Church Fellowship Hall. Shown above are Nell Shine, Free Press senior managing editor and three or more chlldren Registra- columnist, the two top winners, Mara Vorhees, eighth grade winner from University Liggett, and Court- tion can be made by calling the ney Whitehead, seventh grade winner from Pierce Middle School, and Sheila Ossnn, project chairman. church office at 8B4-5040 AAUW honors writing contest winners Armed robbery The Amencan A~soclatlOn of Top honors m the seventh grade possible by an Issue Implementa- attempt fails Umverslty Women, Grosse Pomte diVISIOnwent to Courtney White- tion Grant from the EducatIOnal Branch, held a speCial recogmtlOn head, Pierce Middle School; sec- Foundation of the AAUW, wa~ to An attempted armed robbery at ceremony recently at Grosse ond, Scarlett Lacey, University stimulate young people to examme Sme Realty on Mack 111 the Farms Pomte Memonal Church Fellow- Liggett; third, Amy Stephens, Our the issue of peace and how It failed when the would-be thief ship Hall to honor the winners of Lady Star of the Sea Honorable relates to them, in theIr personal changed hiS mmd and fled the Pens for Peace wrlllng contest mention winners were: Steve Bal, lives, in the community, on the A man walked mto the office on The contest was open to seventh Our Lady Star of the Sea; Eric world scene. May 28 and asked if they were hir- and eighth grade students In the David, Umversity Liggett; Jim Also another was to change any mg Told to consult the owner, he Grosse Pomte School DIStflCt Campagna, III, Pierce Middle perception they might have that pulled a kmfe and said, "I want School, Anna Francis, Pierce Mld- 5 YR. LABOR WARRANTY ON Sheila Osann, project chaIrman, peace is dull and paSSive, that war your money," accordmg to police and DetrOIt Free Press senIor man- die School; Jenmfer Kalmmk, IS dramatic and excitmg Inherent COMPRESSOR BY FLAME FURNACE reports. Pierce Middle School. UP TO 10.2 S E.E.R. agmg editor and columnIst Neal in the project, too, is the thought He forced a woman employee to Shme, who dehvered an address on Mrs Osann noted during the pro- that peace-makmg and peace- MODEL 561D check the safe, whlch turned out to "Words are Magic," offiCiated at gram that 246 entries from eight keeping skills are valuable tools, ~ AIR CONDITIONER ...... be empty He left the office and fled the presentatIOn of cash pnzes, pla- schools were received and that the worth perfectmg for commumty on foot , . ~ Free Estimates, 2 Yr Parts WalTllnty by • ques and certificates to the top quality of the essays was outstand- good and mdividual justice • Flame Fumace Police are lookmg for a black essayists mg Contestants had a choice of three male m hiS late 20s, about SIXfeet The WInner m the eighth grade "You never outgrow your need to themes: Peace' Its Meanmg, Wo- tall and welghmg 180 pounds WE ALSO FEATURE A BRYANT FURNACE diVISIOnwas Mara Vorhees, UnI' wnte well," she said, "Whether men in History' Their Efforts Tow- WITH UP TO 97% EFFICIENCY verslty Liggett, second, Molly you are writing a 'thank you' note ards Peaceful SolutIOns, and Re-, Maycock, Umverslty Liggett, for a birthday gift, a term paper for solving Conflicts Peacefully' Class reunion third, Maureen Yap, St Paul's science, or a resume for a job, Rather Than Violently The Judg- The January and May classes of The honorable mentions for thIS those who are able to communicate ing criteria were creative expres- 1935 of Detroit Northeastern High grade level were' Heather Bots- skillfully have a tremendous ad- sion, feelings and emotions, use of FLAME School Willhold a 50-year class reu- ford, Grosse Pomte Academy; vantage over those who do not. The research, essay structure, basic nion July 13 at the Pol1sh Century Richard Martm, Our Lady Star of wmners here tonight have a firm language skills. Club In Detont the Sea, Julie NiChols, Brownell foundation in this craft and deserve Parents and teachers were m: FURNACE For more mformatlon, call Middle School, DaVid Sengstock, warm congratulatIons," vlted to Jom the students and George Marston at 525-3636or Jean Our Lady Star of the Sea, Stephan- The major purpose of the Pens AAUW members at the recogmtlon Gilbert at 885-2159 Ie Vitltoe, Brownell Middle School for Peace project, which was made ceremony and reception. It's lean It's sleek It's the look you want. It's the look you get .. only 2 YEARS FOR THE at VIC Tanny, Because only Vic Tanny gives you PRICE OF THE the finest facilities, the best equipment, dedI- FIRST YEAR ALONE cated instructors and a profeSSional fitness program that works. '~~ DR 2 PEOPLE FOR It's aUyou neect. And ~" THE PRICE OF 1 It'S all yours now at Vic Tanny ... the world's No 1 health club chain JOin now and get 2 years for the price of the first year alone, or 2 people for the prIce of 1 Get the look you want, The look that says Vic Tanny. Call today! I I r I I FINALDAVS Hurry •••membership rates increase June 12th ~I f " Thur.day, June 8, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen.A ., ------ PlnSSIJRGH CQR'JING CODlDlunit PGEL~IlIII. Events REPlACEMENT WINDOWS Then day trip In case of ram, the event Will be I Install efficiency, moved indoors Grosse Pointe students who will Advance reservations, in person secure ,our hOme be in grades 7-10 next fall are eligi- or by mail, are requested to insure ble to join the War MemOrIal's trIp Attractive PC GlassBlock replacement basement Windows cut energy that the proper accommodations costs and serves as an almost Impenetrable barrier against Intruders to Waterford Oaks Park, a park Will be made. For more informa- which features a wave pool and A PC GlassBlock .window unil seals out cold and burglars while pro- tIOn, call the War MemOrIal at 881- Viding insulation so that you may qualify for a 15% energy tax credit water slide. 7511 On Wednesday, June 26, the bus For effiCiency, beauty, security and privacy In one G - i ! will leave the Center at 10a.m. and easy installation, contact us today I .1 VISA I return at 4 p m. A ram date IS Senior recital Yoor family deS8Mls It. -==-' s.cheduled for the following day, DaVid E Butzu, a senior at Unt- , . . Glass Block Sales Moo s~IIJa.~~'8-5 June '1:1. verslty Liggett School, Will per- •• 22701 Wood Street-Off 9 Mile at 194 The $12.50 cost per person in- form selections on the plano and • St Clair Shores MI • Phone 778-6330 cludes transportation, admiSSIOn VIOlinMonday, June 10, in the Up- ticket and two tickets for the water per School audItonum of ULS, 1045 slide Students can brmg their own Cook Road, at 7.30 p m lunch or purchase food at the park. He has been playing the piano There are no refunds and permis- since he was 31l years old and he is sion slips are required. currently studying With Mischa War MemOrIal program director Kottler In Apnl 1985, he took the Jan Arndt says that the trip IS a highest prize m the Tuesday direct response to parents who ~1US1C:llcof DetrOIt's .\nnu.11 Schol !.Jr. N•.-H_l have expressed concern that arshlp Competition "there's just not enough fun and AdmISSIOn IS free And It'. Nice wholesome things for teens to do during the summer." We've Got It To make thiS trIP, and future One-man show trips successful, however, Mrs. In celebratIOn of the 300th birth- Fitting Arndt adds that she will need day of Johann Sebastian Bach, the parental aSSistance Anyone who East RegIOn Catholic Musicians Out can help by chaperoning ISurged to will present James Hamman In call the Center at 881-7511 There IS "Old Bach: A One Man Show" no fee for chaperones. Prepared and performed in the Sale z- style of Henry Fonda and Hal Hol- CI•• rance OR: Sperry Top Sid,,, S'locttd S,yl .. 25% 10 40% oK 0 Glk Democrats meet brook, Hamman will portray Ware I Foul Weal~er Gear I Clocks. Barometers I QuaHI)I Bra" DUDfalor events m the hfe of J S Bach The Pleell'S • Framed Prlnll by Monlagut'! Ollwlon Congressman George Crockett, program will be held Monday, June who represents the CIty and the N... Th~ S••• on: Spons", ear For Men and Women _ Framed Challl 10, at 8 p.m at St Gertrude • Tole Bags. Accessories. I Oll Lamp. _ Framed toe.1 PhOlos Park, Will be the featured speaker Church, 28839Jefferson between 11 of the Grosse Pomte Democratic Mile and 12 Mile roads. AI.... V. On H.nd: Officl.l Ch." As,n' for Amtrlcon ond C.nodlon Club meeting Sunday, June 9, from Chens and Publlcadons • Na\llgallonal rnstrument' • Fine Glh. rot Caplaln AdmiSSIOn IS $3 and tickets are end erN' • Powe-r Squailron and Coast Guard AUldliary Rrq\llr,d Meltrlal 3 to 5 p.m The meeting will be held available at the door at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian • FilS' and Burg:e.$ lor All Occ•• lons Church, Maumee and St. Clair. 19605 MACK' GROSSE POINTE WOOOS, MI • 882-1340 IlTWUH 7 ANa, MU ROADI ..,_~ A fee of $7 pays for refreshments Infant health HOUOII MON -TIfUfII 10,5 f" '0,0 a.\T '0" ~' and membership m the Grosse The DetrOit/Wayne County In- Pomte Democratic Club. Bruce L The Sunshine Boys fant Health Promotion Coalition Sanders, president, will conduct a Will sponsor a Walk for Infant brief business meeting prior to ... has been extended to June 16 at the Attic Theatre, Third ' Health on Father's Day, Sunday, Congressman Crockett's presenta- and West Grand Boulevard. The cast of the Nell Simon comedy June 16, from 8 a m to noon on tion. The theme of the congress- Belle Isle man's talk will be American includes Loretta Higgins, at the left, Whit Vernon and Rube Weiss. For ticket information, call 875.8284. The purpose of the walk-a-thon IS foreign policy problems - particu- to Increase community awareness \\\\1 WEATHER larly South Africa and Nicaragua and participation and to raise The general public is invited to the beauty of the Enghsh gardens Children~sfun day money to expand servICes provided attend and the colorful country houses by the coahtlOn's 961-BABY hot- ~.~~\\\\\\\Il1l11ll//!I~.r~ The speaker has traveled ext en- set at Center hne, an information and referral English gardens sively through Europe but hIS real service. love IS England Each year he re- The War Memonal green over- For more mformatlon, call 222- Charles Chevalier will speak to turns to England to travel In the ..$- BUY NOW ~~ the Men's Garden Club on English countryside, viSit fnends and to lookmg Lake St Clair Will ex- 0300 or 876-4667 :=> Gardens and country ouses study the landscaping and houses, penence a metamorphosIs Sunday, AT FLAME ~ Thursday June 13, at Brownell which are such umque expressIOns June 9, from 1 to 4 pm. when It Will GP Singles Middle S~hool, 260 Chalfonte at of English SOCialand aesthetiC hIS- be tdranisfodrmed Into a children's FURNACE ~ won er an f, 7:30 p.m Guests are welcome. tory. Ch ld 'F D d Dr Alexander Blam III Will be ~ 'r I It ISalso Ladles Night and a hor- He was educated at Cranbroak I ren s un ay, geare es- the featured speaker Friday, June ticulture show will follow the pro- School and attended both the Um- peclally for the 8 and younger set, 7, at 7 pm when the Grosse Pointe f{' • gram. Coffee and cake will be serv- verslty of Principia and MIChigan wil ~ncIude pony ndes, the ball Smgles meet m the library of the AIR CONDITIONER ~ d dur ng the show ancL~,JoV.be.t.~a}oreQdQJitl and hiS- era ....1, moonwalk, a pocket lady War Memonal. ~war~'wi1IDe presetlte~ ~~llF"I'imllf'l~a~JiMJs'aff in:"-With an' apron' full: of. surprtses, Dr. Blain is a published poet and ~~.==- ..~...,-r-lnstal/.ed$1295' -:E author, sportsman, world traveler Chevalier is a distinguished pho- the Mount Clemens Community helIUm balloons, a .pamted-faces ::;;:. ~4~~ as low as ;::::: tographer and his slides enhance Schools lady to apply whimSICal make-up, and prominent surgeon ... 1OoiiOi~;;"";;;;;;'; ..... -. ~;,;;;;;;,;;,;; -,;;,-,, --, games of SkIll and chance, Rasco Members will receive mforma- ftl the Clown, and more tlon about the June 11th meeting of ~~ ~ 0 5.Y8ar warranty on Compressor - m 7a: o'-oio. ...~~ In~ludlnll Labor by Flame Furnace A::o.. CITY OF wrOSSt .jpointt ~arms MICHIGAN The tickets, which are $5 each for the Let's Talk group and the V4"J"A~ kids 2 to 8 years old, cover all June 15th outdoor barbecue to be NOTICE OF LAST DAY events AdmiSSIOn for children held m the members' homes Ci~ .~:;:~~;~TES~'( .. under two ISfree and they may par- A post-meetmg afterglow dance FOR FILING NOMINATING PETITIONS t1clpate, also There is no admis- Will be held at the Jefferson Yacht FOR CITY OFFICES slOn charge for adults and older Club. 24504 E Jefferson, St. Clair children who WIl! want to come NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the City Charter and along to aSSIst the younger ones Shores, at 9 30 P m with hve musIc the Michigan ElectIon Law of 1964, as amended, Tuesday, June 18, Children who are a little older are of the Doug DI Mana duo 1985IS the last day for fl1mg Nommating Petitions for the followmg welcome to partiCipate, but there Grosse Pomte SIngles is a diver- SIfied Smgles Group (39 and up) of- City Offices. \\ III be a $5 charge for them, too fermg a varIety of activIties for the FOUR (4) COUNCILMEN For those who want to make a smgle person In the commumty day of It, food and refreshments ONE (l) MUNICIPAL JUDGE For more mformation, call w1IIbe ava1lable at a nommal cost 882-0316or 445-1286 Petitions will be received by the City Clerk untIl 4 00 P m on Tues- day, June 10, 1985 RICHARD G. SOLAK GPN 6/6/85 & 6/13/85 City Clerk SALES CENTER NOW OPEN TttE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of the Grosse PolOte Pubhc School System hereby mVltes the submiSSIon of sealed bIds for PRINTING OF STUDENT NEWSPAPERS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING ~ bids will be receIved untIl 2-00 p.m on the 18th day of June 1985at the offICeof the Supervisor of Purchasmg 389St Clair Avenue, Grosse STARTUP Pointe, MIchigan 48230,at which time and place all bids Will be public- ~Our factory trained service ly opened and read Bid forms may be obtamed at the offIce of the D"~ teCflr'lIClanS Will be radiO ~IND~OOD Supervisor of Purchasing The fight to reject any and/or all bids IS .,I ~ dispatched to your home reserved. Any bid submitted will be blOdlng for thirty days subse IIiiiIJ and will perform the follow quent to the date of the bid opemng. mg services where ap pllcoble POINTE Board of EducatIon o I 'he blower molor Grosse POinte Public School System 2 Check blower belt for tension Ernest Buechler and wear G P N 6-6-85 Secretary 3 C'"leck air filters NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS 4 Air clean the cOr'ldenslng cell 5 011the cor deming motor Located at 24212 Jefferson Avenue, 6 Start unll 1/4 mde north of 9 Mile 10 St. Clair Shores, MIchigan. CITY OF MICHIGAN 7 Check ond record starting amps t ' ------~------~---_. I ...... ".... ,~;...._...... ,...--.....,.., ...... -...... -...... '- ...... ------._----_ ...._------~,..-...------~.. Page Elghteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 ' Exchange Club gives support to Park police The Exchange Club of Grosse ventlon activIties Our club IS most p.l~t s('veral )ears The local E,- Pointe/St. Clair Shores recentlv pleased to assist our local police change chapter IS part of the Na- donated funds to the Grosse POinte departments 111 an~ \\ a~ po~slble m lIonal El\change Club \\ IHCh con- Park Pollee Department to help 111 tillS cause" :>IStSof local clubs throughout the their efforts In the fmgerprmtmg of The Exchange Club of Grosse LJllIted States dnd Puerto RICO grade school children and other Pomte/St Clair Shores meets 101' Each club serve:> the COmmllllllJes crime prevention activities breakfast meetmgs e +r...1", ~C",-..rt • "' ,nh ,., J(\ ,." Y'Y'\ "'T"l By :\1ikc .\ndrzcjczJ k pC::C:1ts the heur lor:.~ .'-" 0 J t'" .. the rcc.:1!!, bchc" ...r:e; :! tG ~~ ~r..~p She d1~PUt02d th~t, sq.) ~:1b there hC::ld ::;.nd shoulders ~bDvr ethers Four hopefuls seekmg two open- program Channel 11 propnate use of the recall mech , .' I ___ ~ __~ '_I~ __ -__ • ~ _L -_0l1li'_..' _ Thursday, June 6, 1985 G R 0 SSE PO, NT ENE W S Page Nmeteen-A _ ------_._------_._------_._------_._------Intervention asked for troubled youth (Continued from Page lAl hand" capita basis means that the shares cally so we can take a look at it and If the program is approved, the wIll run from a high of $20,000 for see If It'S worthwhile," she said II If probation department will hold dis- the Woods down to $5,000 for the it IS, it should be set up separately. cussions With pohce and schools City The cost would vary If only I've got a ternflc staff - they're all and other communIty agencies four or three communities partici- willIng to do this fer a penod of such as Center Pomt and the Fami- pated time" ly Life EducatIOn Council to see Ausherman said he IS currently Once the partlclpatmg communi- how all of the programs can fit explonng the possibilIty of county ties have allocated the funds, the together "We're not replacmg fmanclal support for the project probatIOn department will reqUIre anythmg - this ISanother fmger 10 "It's just m the disGusslOn stage," a six-to-elght week lead time to set the dike," Ms O'Shea said he said "I've been talking to up the program and double-tram The Farms council expressed 10- several county people, trying to ar- the staff Ms O'Shea said she had terest 10 the program when Judge range a meeting." insisted on the budgeted cap of 100 Schneider presented It two weeks Until the plan takes final form, clients, a number estimated by the ago. However, they declIned to Ausherman said, the commumtles police and deemed reasonable to budget any support for It before are unlIkely to actually commit handle they learned how the other com- funds But the Park, like the "That all we can deal With In the mumhes and the bchools react Farms, IS on record as bemg hrst year," she said "I want a "We've set up our budget the last favorably disposed toward the con quahty program We'll do a splen. three years With the Idea of not cept Like the Farm~, too, the Pal k did Job With 100, then we'll see what ralsmg taxes for our cItizens," said has not budgeted any support we need the next year " Mayor James Dmgeman, "In view ASSistance to troubled youth IS a of the fact that we're the first "commumty obligation - an obli- you've approached, I'd like to table fyi gation to the next generation." Ms It " O'Shea teels "FamilIes need help Judge SchneIder agreed that the ILontmued trom Page IA) 10 changing hmes and we all have fmanc10g of the project depends nIsh a deSCriptIOn and the nude a stake 10 children The program upon total partIcipation. Dlvldmg dude was gone by the time the Getting ready would give the family a helpmg the fmanclal responsibilIty on a per polIce arrived. Last year It was a nude jogger In the Farms, thiS ... for the Monteith Ice Cream Social Sunday, June 9, are, from left, John and Patrick S~ain, sprIng it's a naked knapsacker Tina DiLaura, Marimartha Barlow, Ryan Perkins, Sarah Young, Brian, Michael and ~evl~ Kaslbor- 10 the Woods Bet I can guess ski. The 10-speed bike is one of the prizes which also include a ~abbage Patch KI~ With a tooth What on Cable what he had in the backpack and a portable TV and radio. The event, held from 2 to 5 p.m., WIll feature entertalOm~nt by the A hst of local programs on Grosse POinteCable While we're on silly stones, band, "Replay" and John the Magician. There will also be a cake walk and games for children and Thursday, June 6 the Woods police received an adult silent auction. • 5 P m - "The Job Show from ME S C " (Jl) another call over the weekend .530 P m - "To Your Best Health," (Jl} from a woman who complaIned • 5 30 P m - "The Saving Word" (8) about a duck swimm10g 10 a • 6 P m - "Sports ViewToday" (I I) puddle In front of her home Cottage offers speech, language program o 6 30 P m - "The Fitness ConnectIOn"- A new serIes deSigned for all- So the cops had to take hme around health Withsemor Citizens In mmd Tomght's show for their rounds and come over Cottage Hospital, 159 Kercheval, bral palsy, stuttermg, cleft palate, 1\vo weekly, hour.long sessIOns (11) Willhold ItS annual summer speech wIll look at walking and shoo the bird away C'mon, delayed speech and language, are held under the directIOn of o 7 p m - "Pointers With Prost" - John Prost's guests are the and language program for local folks, don't the coppers have heanng Impairment, vocal abuse Gary J Cooper, Ph D, C C C Harper WoodsHigh Cable TV ProductIOnteam With children from June 24 through July and difficulty with perception Therapy ISsup€rvlsed by Margaret Ehzabeth Paravano (I l) enough to do Without try10g to handcuff a duck? Let's get 31 The summer program supple- Children who have problems With LaGrant, M Ed . C C C , and con- _, 07 P m - "Harper WoodsHlghhghts " (19) ments mdlVldual speech therapy spellmg, readmg and wntmg due to • 7 30 P m - The League of Women Voters Forum Withcandidates for serious out there ducted by the hospital staff of =: sessIOns y hlch are offered for chll learmng disabilities are also given the school board (11) P.S. Speak10g of serious The speech therapists, audIOlogiSts and :. dren and adults throughout the • 8 45P m - Johanna Gilbert InterViews (I l) Woods pohce are askmg all speCial attentIOn. other speCialists It IS the only pro- :~ Monday, June 10 year at Cottage Hospital The speech therapy summer pro- gram of ItS kmd 10 the area Cot- .. motonsts to be extra careful The summer speech and lan- • 4 P m - "Back Porch Video" - MUSICVideoshow (I]) these days because school is gram can help some youngsters tage Hospital IS a CrIppled chIl- •. o 4'30 (8) guage program IS a six-week ~es- p m - "Amel'lcan Catholic" nearmg an end, and the kids are maintain and contmue progress dren's provider under MedICaid :~ 05 P m - "Wayne County A New Perspective" (lJ) slOn of group and IndiVidual work begun In school speech therapy Interested parents should con- ...... 05 P m - "Faith 20 " (8) getting a little goofy anticipat- ing weeks of summer freedom With youngsters ages 3 to 15. who programs It can also help many tact the Cottage Hospital Speech ..' o 5 30P m - "The Body Shoppe" - Improve your overall health are bemg treated for speech, parents Identify and obtam guid- Therapy department at 884.8600, :: through aerobICSWithyour host Carol CavalIerI (11) They're asking us all to slow language or hearlOg problems ance m the early diagnOSIs and ext 2187,for registratIOn and mfor- :. 06 P m - "Practice Astrology" - What do the stars hold for you down and be a bit more alert Do The program ISdeSigned fOl chll (II) It for the kids treatment of speech and learnmg mahon HeglstratlOn IS limited to .~ dren With mental handIcaps. cere problem", 60 children o 6 pm - "Steady Gains" - From Bishop Gallagher High (19) .,=: • 6 30P m - "SpeCial OlympiCSAward Banquet" - Taped at the The :. Harper WoodsCommumty Center (lJ) Thinking " • 7 P m - "The MemOrIalDay ServICes" - At the Grosse POinte War "CONNECTION" Memol'lal (11) of Leasing • 7 30 P m - "Russ Gibb At Random" (II) is • 8 P m - "DetrOIt Curtain Call" - On locatIOnat Cedar Pomt, see musIc VIdeosfrom the movie Fletch and by Santana, Tom COMING Think of Petty, Jimmy Buffett, New EditIon and AmmotlOn MOVies reViewedmclude A View to a Kill, Brewster's Millions, Fletch and Fu'St Blood II (J 1) DRUMMY Tuesday, June II Watch for • 4 p.m - "The Church Of Today" (8) LEASING INC. the a Mile at Gratiot • 5 pm - "The Job Show from M E S C " (Jl) }bur Complete Food and Beverage Center .530 P m - "To Your Best Health" (11) "CONNECTION" 772-6700 772-2200 • 5'30 P m - "The Saving Word" (8) Da'.'.d Belfore V P * PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER * SUNDAY LIQUOR * Ralph FI ze~ Sales Mgr • 6 P m - "Sports View Today" (11) • 6 30 P m - "The Fitness Connection' - See 6/6 Itstmg (II) • 7 P m - "POInters With Prost" - See 6/6 hstmg (I I) 111111 11111111 1IIIII11I1fIIIIllJlllflflllllllllllllflflllllUlllllllIIlIIlIlJllllllmllllllrlmIlTIm~J100llmlfliHlilill II III I II o 7 p m - "Harper WoodsHlghhghts " (9) .7.30 P m - The League of Wornens Voters Forum WItha look at the candidates school board (Ill \I.foftKSKlRE'S BIGGERTHAI EVERSAVlIGS • 8 45P m - Johanna Gilbert InterViews (11) Wednesday. 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Ulla.I•• FI ._-~------~------IIt'CH STATE 00 w/THIS AD \ 19S6 llC ... os. $3 OFF ~ ~pepsi 18332 Mack, Grosse Pointe LARGE DEEP DISH PIZZA , 7&5 W/eHEESE AND PEPPERONI EXPIRES 881-1024 Free ConsultatIOn . -J 6/13/85 ..J ------~~~~ . - ...... . I Page Twenty-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 " JUNE SALES SELL-A-RAMA I .1 I NEW 1985 FIREBIRD 2.Dr. COUPE NEW 1985 BONNEVILLE 4 DR. PS PS T Glass Reel CIOlh Ski Seats E PC R W Def At.to Trans V6 PS PB WSW Steel Belted Tltes Deluxe Dua Spo,t Mortars SecUtlly SerMn Spoiler V6 FI Eng NEW 1985 Custom Covers AM RadiO W/Clock CulpJle Carpet Alum Whls Gauges WlTach I'll Tltes Afo..'FM ErR Acoustical Insulation Notchback Armrest Seats Deluxe Sle'eo ConSOle Folding R Seats Sik .2157 SUNBIRD 2 DR. COUPE European Reclin Cloth Buckets T Glass Wide B S Steering Wheel F&R Bumper Guards Stk .2571 MOldings Cycle Wipers Rear Defog Accent Stripes . Sporl Mirrors Tilt Strg Whl PS PB 4 Cyl OHC F I ~:ii'AL J$9895 Eng Front Wheel Onve Cust Whl Covers Oecklid :~f~/AL $8995 PRICE Luggage Camer WSW Steel Radials AM/FM ETR PRICE J Stereo W/Clock Stoc~ =2660 50 95 LEASE FOR petmo' 5 5191 ::~~/AL $7395 NEW 1985 GMC LEASE FOR 189 per mo • PRICE "M" CARGO VAN 81 4 3 Liter V-6. 4 Spd , Auto, Trans W/Ov- lEASEFOR $157 permo' erdnve. AM/FM Stereo, Lighter. 170011 ~ Payload. Rear Door Glass, 2 Passenger NEW 1985 PARISIENNE SEDAN Seating, PS, PB, Stock liT -899 Aula Trans Fuellnl V6 Engne PS PB A'mres' Clolh Seat A.M Raalo W ClOCk Decor Mlags WSw Tltes A.cousllcal ',sulal.on Delu,e Nhl Covers B S Mlogs C,g L ghler Dome ;~i~/Al $9495 lamp Day Nlghl Rea",e .. Mltror Stk 2550 PRICE NEW 1985 GMC 112TON WORK VAN 50 Rear Dr Glass Aux Seal B/E SS MIrrors S/O Side LEASE FOR 5184 permo. 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CII_ t!1own dOnol -'Y "-1 a( payments times 48 lease pymts subJect to 4% use tax lIMI_011aM. i I l i _~ ...~..L Ji" L ':Ji'llit.- _____ ,,-...-...-...II. __ '--_ .... ~l...::.._....~_~~ __ _-.Lo • • • -..------ Section B :The Second Section Thursday, June 6, 1985 From Another Pointe r Of View By Peggy O'Connor Thomas Wolfe may have thought you couldn't go home agaIn, but former Trombley Road - Windmill Pomte A busy Drive residents Garnet and DWight Nelson are living proof that you can provided you come "home" to Grosse Pointe, a thoughtful son, and loads of steadfast friends. Met week • • • J That's just what the The recent Met Week, while Nelsons - who now live in Detroit's last, was a busy one, Stuart, Fla., by way of which began on Sunday, May WIsconsin after their Pointe 19, when the Detroit Grand d..ys did Son Gregory Onl"ra A~sociation held a Nelson, a product of Country special testimonial dinner for Day School and Carrol Col- Anthony A. Bliss, retiring gen- lege, Wisconsin, threw a eral manager of the Metropoli- spectacular cocktail and sup- tan Opera, In the South Court per party for his parents in of the Detroit Instl~ute of Arts. his new Trombley Road Among the 150 D.G.O.A. sup- home. Garnet Nelson mailed porters who enjoyed the the party invitations from black.tie affair were (from left her Florida home, not to right in the top photo) bothering to include an D.G.O.A. president and gener- " R S V.P, saying "Well, if al manager John B. Ford III our friends know we will be In town, and they're not busy, and his wife, Peggy, of The they will be there" Farms, BliSSand wife Sally, of New York City, and Barbara There were friends from the "Merry Go Rounders," and Herbert I. Lord, of The friends who had seen the Nelsons in Florida, club friends, Farms. Peggy Ford and Barba- close personal friends and friends of son Greg's - mall, ra Lord served as D.G.O.A. a grea t mix of people from the' 'welcome home - welcome general chairman and c:o- to my home" party. chairman, respectively, for Added to the atmosphere was a Country Club of Detroit the 1984.85 season. bartender who already knew the guests' preference, and Then on Tuesday of Met plenty of good food prepared by Greg, his friend Deborah Week (May 21), the D.G.O.A. Carron and his mother hosted a luncheon for memo bers of the Metropolitan Among the guests were Don and Leah Cherry, the Opera Company at Detroit's Patrick Carrons. the Meredlths, Peg Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Riverfront Apartment com- Norm Leget, Mrs. Victor (Wmme) Mansour, Mr. and Mrs. plex. D.G.O.A. benefactors William Milby, Mrs Karl (Marie) Weber, Mr. and Mrs. and Met Company members George Williamson, Mrs Aaron E (Lou) Wilcox, Ann and spent a sunny afternoon relax- Gerald Rackey, BIll and Fran Fox, Pat and John Doyle, ing on the terrace overlooking George Van Lokeran and Danielle and Fred Van Asche the Detroit River and feasting Grosse Pointe's astrologer, Lou Wilcox, brought her on a buffet luncheon provided by the Detroit Athletic Club, "party" ephemerIS and fmally wound up in the den with Da'Edoardo and the Merry guests who wanted to fmd out more about their "stars." Mouse. At left with Mr. and The Nelsons - who had two rental cars provided them Mrs. John B. Ford 111are fellow by thoughtful son Greg - were entertained later that week Pointers Peggy and Donald by many of the party's guests When she lived on Windmill M.D. Thurber. Pointe DrIve, Garnet was an active clubwoman (past preSident of Jenny Lind and Wmdmill Pomte Garden Club, fIrst vIce-president of the DetrOit Review Club, as well as a member of the Grosse Pointe WomeiU.Association of the SymPhOny, and the Detroit Women's Council of the Navy League, to name a few} , so she had quite a few phone calls from old friends (Continued 011 Page 4B) Chair and • Ottoman omnl GEN<:5r~- $1,099 "- CUSHION ; . , ,,-.. CHAISE LOUNGE LIST $221.00 < ".,!{ ''" ''', 979.5500 35834 VAN DYKE BRENTWOOD PLAZA between 15 and 16 Mile Roads Sterling Heights Mon I Thurs , Frl , 1()'8, FORMERLY PATIO & FURNITURE CASUALS Tues , Wed., s.t 10.5, Sun., 12.4 I II Page Two.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 " ------~- --_._------Grand Marais GROSSE POINTE CHILDREN'S TEHATER Questers meet Members of the Grand Marais Chapter of the Questers have in- VIted husbands and other guests to help them celebrate the 20th anm. versary of the chapter's founding WIth a potluck supper at the Ker- cheval Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Urban Boresch, thIS Sunday, t' June 9. The group's historian, Mrs Charles E Fisher, wtll brmg pIC- tures hIghlightmg past meetings and actiVIties. Mrs Joseph Thomp- ~\I{UII.'U \ 1 son WIll present the evemng's pro- ~Km\\. Jl \~ 1-1111.. l:lfO-tdlll P.'!' gram, "Know Your Grosse Pointe" ('HO~~~ 1'01\ I ~ \\ \H \I~ \I0RI \1 In May of 1965, 22 enthUSiastic .r 1\\ n \\ H" S~~'iIO\. \I0\1l \\. Jl \~ 17lh IIIHOl (,11 HUlH" Jl \~ :!Hlh women met to (orm the Grand ~ Trammg m MaraIS Chapter of the Questers, a Mime VOIce & Dlcllon Stage Movement Charactenzatlon national study club whose maJor } objectives are to stimulate the ap- Improvisation. Monologues Scenes from Plays preciatIon and collectIOn of an- ~ PTE":;pntilt10n f0r Alln,p..,,..p llques :md to encouf:tgc the prcscr vahon and restoration of hIStOrIC For Information Please Call landmarks 885-6219 OR 881-7511 The name "Grand MaraiS" was ' or write to selected since members felt It ap.. I; propnate to choose a name which rl GROSSE POINTE CHILDREN'S THEATER hIstOrically described the region of " Grosse Pointe War Memorial Grosse Pomte, which had been 32 LakeshoreDrive called "Grand Marais" or "BIg Grosse Pointe. Michigan Swamp" by early French settlers. Eight of the orlgmal 22 members 48230 are stIll active m the chapter. They Photo by Tom Greenwood are Mrs. Boresch, Mrs. Cornelius I, Grosse Pointe Woman's Club officers Egan, Mrs Fisher, Mrs. Ralph Jossman, Mrs. William Krebs, 'J Grosse Pointe Woman's Club officers for 1985.86 were installed at the group's annual spring lunch. Mrs Keith Leibbrand, Mrs. John .~ eon at the Lochmoor Club in mid-May. They are, from left to right, Mrs. Michael H. Schneider, McKay and Mrs James P Stuart '\ treasurer; Mrs. Raymond J. Duffy, first vice-president; Mrs. George Gerow, president; Mrs. Edward Jr. Eissa, second vice-president; Mrs. John E. Engstrom, recording secretary; and Mrs. Henri Gelders, Throughout the chapter's 2o-year :' corresponding secretary. Although the club year has ended, the officers and executive board hIstory, membership has been at or " WHITTIER members will meet during the summer to plan the organization's 35th season. The Club's annual con. near the maximum of 25 In all, 56 women have shared theIr interests tributions this year went to the Foundation for Exceptional Children, the Children's Home of Detroit, I, TOWERS the Grosse Pointe War MemorIal's Family Fund, Leader Dog for the Blind and the Salvation Army. and discoveries WIth Quester b 415 Burns Dr. In addition, the Club presented Achievement Awards, which include a financial benefit, based on friends 10 the past years. The : high scholastic achievement, good citizenship, leadership and participation of extracurricular ac- pohcy of members preparing and , Detroit,Michigan 48214 tivities. The 1985 recipients are Amelia Dugan, of Gross,e Pointe North, and Kerry Bruce, of Grosse presenting most of the monthly" Pointe South. meeting programs has not changed and as such, lives of members have been enriched by increased appre- ciation of objects, art or customs of Grand Prix Fever Party set for June 20 an earlier day. In addItion, members have raIS- The Women's DiVIsion for ProJ- chaIrman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith E and desserts at every "pit stop" ed money to donate books about an- ect Hope is "ncing" toward an Cram are honorary chairmen The Grand Prix Auction, always • Private rooms and Apartments tiques to the Grosse Po1Ote publtc evening of unlImited eXCItement, The evening will feature Mmi the highlight of the evening, is library and to make contributions " all with private baths the annual Grand Prix Fever Par- CelebrIty races With TV newsmen more spectacular this year, ac- to local restoration projects as well I ty, set thIS year for the Westm RICh FIsher and MIke Holfield, as cording to the auctIoneers, Alice as to state and national Quester , • Around-the-clock security Hotel's Riverfront Ballroom at 6: 30 well as race car drivers, sports and Chuck Walby Some of the auc- proJects. For the Bicentenmal year pm Thursday, June 20. personahtles, medIa celebrIties tIOn Items include a day at the spa, of 1976, the Grand Marais Chapter • Excellent Meals • Maintenance All proceeds from the evening go and auto executives Prizes WIll be four tIckets to the Grand PriX race desIgned a w1Odow dIsplay of an- directly to Project Hope to help gIVen to those who bet on the wm- and WInner's CIrcle, an eye lift, tIques for Jacobson's and provide health SCIence around the mng racers. balloon rIdes, hehcopter rides, world TIckets are $30 per person, According to ProJect Hope's Jewelry and more. • Beauty/Barber Shop $75 for patrons and the attire for preSident Betty Gensch, the even- Further information may be ob- • Grocery Store the party IS "racing togs." mg ISset to be a winner, With cock- tamed by contactmg the ProJect Pointe collectors • L.lbr.ry PatrICIa DAuer IS ProJect taIls, a "winner's CIrcle" buffet Hope office at 649-4775 I display antiques • Registered Nurses on duty F 11 Woeds"l'l'eSidents Kathleen Beys n I', n" • Doctor,' Clinic Rehab donatiQn' reception is' tltis'l Joan formerly if Joseph's has joineo us Joall at Margaretes ~ Eijlliliszewski Hair 'Fashions Smce 1913 COhf~ 776-5510 ' Jor appowtmen! 884- 6330 21435 MACK AVE. between 8 & 9 Mile FURNISHING A YACHT IS RIGHT DOWN OUR GANGWAY Consult our profeSSional deSIgners before you redecorate the interior of your boat. There IS no charge for thiS service, and you Will have a great time discovering your almost limitless optIOns In soft-riding, functional handsome yacht furnIshings Here are some Ideas Brass and leak sleep sofa WIH-, blue Draylon covering, Innerspring mattress 31 Dx66"L, $1105, Teak bar chest With brass trim, two shelves, 20"H, $458, Blue Vinyl lounge chair, Irapunto anchor motif, storage space under the loose seat cushion, 27Wx33 'D, $535, HI-Io teak/brass table, 36x42" With leaves up Raises from 21 to 32"H, $798 Jacob sons We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday Until 6 pm on Monday, TueSday, Wednesday and Saturday \ \ va 4 $ • .. • Page Three-B Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pointe art in CCS show 2 CARATS OF DIAMONDS Paintings by Grosse Pomte art- ISts Heather Bokram, Carol A Sin- 00 clair and Wanda Warezak are FOR ONLY $1 ••• among the art works featured in the 59th annual Student Exhiblhon at the Center for Creative Studies - College of Art and Design The show runs through thIS Sun- day, June 9, from 11 a m to 4 pm dally at CCS headquarters on East Kirby in Detroit's Umverslty cul- tural center Free parking ISavail- able on campus Further mforma- tlOn may be obtained by callmg 872-3118 Farm and Garden Club And a little bit of luck Purchase a raffle ticket , , from u'>to benetlt the Capuchin Soup Kitchen and entertained ~ '. yvu'll ll(.m: a (hJncc to ,',in thlS custom dcs:gned The May meeting of the Grosse lI: 41; ) _ diamond ring or a number of other gifts valued at Pomte Farm and Garden Club was over $15,000 Come In and take a look at thiS I held in the home and gardens of -'~<>~ Mrs Charles A Parcells Jr Co- exqul,>lte ring in person And while you're at It, why hostesses for the box luncheon Moonlight Serenade to benefit Harper not ,>pend $1.00 to win 2 carats In diamonds were Mrs Richard Bachmann and Anticipating an entertaining evening next Friday, June 14 - the night of the Harper Hospital Aux- Mrs Joseph Spitzley. The highlight of the afternoon iliary fundraiser "Moonlight Serenade" Jazz II - are (left to right) Geraldine Swormstedt, of Bloom- was the program of Jack McCar- field Hills, honorary chairman Robb Mahr, Dixie Bell and Chet Bogan, who will provide the evening's edmund t. AHEE jewelers • thy, local television celebrity, res- musical excitement with the big band sound of Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey, and Dixieland Jazz 2013g Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods taurateur and cookbook author, for dancing, Patricia Kenney, of Grosse Pointe, and Linnea Powers, of Detroit. The evening begins who entertained all WIth a WItty at 7:30 p.m. with music, food and an open bar at the Country Club of Detroit. Tickets, at $75 per per- 88&4600 dialogue on hIS multiple careers. son, are available by calling Mrs. Swormstedt from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday Dunng the meeting Mrs Roger at 885.3130. The Harper Hospital Auxiliary is currently raising funds for the new cyclotron machine, Fndholm was introduced as the developed in conjunction with Michigan State University, which will be used in the treatment of newest member, and It was an- cancer at Harper's radiation oncology center. The Auxiliary has supported many new research projects nounced that Mrs John W Haag and is already pledged to support the new diagnostic development scheduled to be announced soon. Jr., would also Jam the orgamza- . In addition, the group staffs the surgical lounge and the handy cart which serves hospital patients. hon. Wmners of the Apnl 10 Flower SPRING and Horticulture Show were also announced Blue nbbons went to War Memorial's Service League recognizes volunteers Mrs. Horace Carpenter Jr., Mrs Cecil Lepard and Mrs. Robert F The War MemOrIal's SerVIce Weber. "The kmds of things they made on the palOstakmg task of re- League wrapped up another year do for the Center are an mtegral pamng the Center's tapestnes. CLEARANCE Webber Red nbbons were award- ., ed to Mrs John D. Durno and Mrs. of volunteensm at ItSannual lunch- part of our daily operation and we Dr. Weber presented certIficates .. John N. Falling Jr. Mrs. J Craw- eon, May 23. Program director Jan couldn't afford to lose them even to all of the volunteer~ v"hIChread, . ford Frost, Mrs. Ralph T. McEI- Arndt presented corsages to Vir- for a week." "In appreCIatIOn of the Invaluable .. venny and Mrs James F Cordes ginIa Kasza, presIdent; Cindy Car- For example, without the House services and cooperatIOn extend- ... received third prizes, while Mrs. son, vice-president, Marion Bock- Committee all of the Center's ed" James C Stewart and Mrs. Robert slanz, Docent chairman; Mary plants would suffer from losmg theIr Others who were present lOclud- .. G Harwick merited honorable Jane Rousseau, hostess/host chair- weekly dose of tender lovlOg care ed Irene Blatchford, Betty Brad- . man, and Ruth McNamara, clen- If the SerVIce League took the ley, Jean Brett, Gladys Crelger- SAVE 30% .. mention. Mrs Hilary H Micou Jr , .. won both blue and red nbbons, and cal chaIrman Nancy Heenan, who summer off there would be no hosts Spencer. Dorothy Crowley, Mane . • Mrs. Wilber Hadley Mack won was unable to attend, was rec- and hostesses at such special events Cusmano, Ruth Doll, Mary Grace awards at all four levels ognized for her work as chairman as the upcoming Summer Music Donnelly, Mary Anne Draper, • DAYTIME DRESSES The club will hold Its final meet- of the House CommIttee Festival, and large maIlmgs an. Paula GalvlO, Grace Harnson, Peg 109 of the year thiS Wednesday, "Fortunately, for us, the nouncmg upcoming events would Jordan, Betty Kaye, MIldred Koep- June 12 at the Grosse Pomte Club League luncheon doesn't mean never get out to patrons. The pop- phn, Dorothy Layher, Bonme Man- • COCKTAIL DRESSES they'll be taking the summer off as ular summer Docent Tours of the nIe, Trudy Selferlem, Kay Welcen- most groups do," saId War Mem- histonc SIte would also have to be bach, Beulah Wells, Bermce Wood • SPORTSWEAR Panhellenic seats OrIal executive dIrector Mark forsaken, and no progress would be and Dorothy Craig 1985-86officers Visit Detroit churches on first Mondays with Historical Society • ACCESSORIES Mrs. Bruce Tock, Alpha Chi The 1985-86 schedule of first Mon- organized by 13 ex-slaves and the and the DetrOit HIstorIcal Museum , - . " Omega, of The Park, passecP'lter'l day-of-the-Month ..~ThUl'S~..to'~.De....., -.()!dest bla~k eongregatJon 10 the.,- m co-sponsorshIp WIth the Nalt1tnai ! ,- DetrOit Alumnae Panhellenic As- trOll's hIstOriC churches IS now state; and St. Paul's EpIscopal SOCIetyof Colomal Dames of Amer- soclahon presidentlal gavel to Mrs avallable at the DetrOIt HIstOrical The ongmal St. Paul's church Ica, present these tours to acquamt Edward SarkiSian, of Farmmgton, Society. To obtain a copy, call the dates to 1851 and was located at Metropolitan DetrOlters WIth the Thursday, May 16, at Lochmoor Society offIce (833-7934) or wnte Congress and Shelby streets The contributions the InstitutIOns have 407 units Club, durmg the association's 66th 5401 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, congregation gave the bUlldmg to made in the development of the annual meeting Mich 48202 the fledgling Church of the MeSSiah religIOUS and cultural !lfe of our Serving as vICe-preSident m Over 30 churches are VIsited dur- and m 1901 It was moved to East area and to emphaSize the vita] )ht .sbop.sof 1985-86 wllllJe Mrs A J. Mestrovlc, mg the season, fIve on each tnp In- Grand Boulevard and Lafayette. neceSSIty of mamtammg these of The Farms Both Mrs. SarkISian eluded are St. Anne, whose con- The Church of the MeSSIah IS also buildmgs as VISIble remmders of .." gregahon dates to 1701; FIrst VISited on these tours our hentage and Mrs. MestrovlC are members ~ of Chi Omega soronty. PresbyterIan, legally mcorporated Hlstonc Church Tours leave the Due to a !lmlted number of Waltolt~Pi~r,~ ... Mrs. William Wilson, Alpha Omi- as the First Prates ant Society in DetrOIt HistOrIcal Museum at 10'15 tickets, advanced prepaid reserva- .. cron PI, of The Woods, will be cata- 1825, Fort Street PresbyterIan, a a m and return at 3:30 pm Lunch- tlOns are necessary Telephone re- 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe .. loger-historian Mrs Joseph York, DetrOit landmark With its slender eon ISincluded in the tIcket prIce of servatlOns cannot be accepted .."'...... Sigma Kappa, of Farmmgton Hills, spIre rIsmg 265 feet from the $7 50for non-members, $6 for mem- Make checks payable to the DetrOit 884-1330 .. will serve as secretary, Mrs street, Most Holy Trmity, the fIrst bers of the DetrOIt Hlstoncal Sac le- Hlstoncal SOCIetyand mall to 5401 • .-. MIchael Vlerk, Zeta Tau Alpha, of Engllsh-speaklOg Roman Catholic ty Woodward Avenue, DetrOIt, MICh. Open Daily 9:00-5:30; Thursday 'till 9:00 Lmcoln Park, as treasurer pansh m DetrOit, Second Baptist, The Detroit HistOrIcal SocIety 48202 ALL CHILDREN WELCOMEI MACK AVE. Unique Optique VACAWIO. DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR FOR THE BIBLE SCHOOL ~JIV IJU(J\ OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY 9.10, SUNDAY 10-6 IMPORTED & DESIGNER FRAMES Ages 3-12 DISTRIBUTORS Of: • 1 VRA • SOPHIA LOREN • MENRAD Bible Stories - Games 1\.1....1>I~I • LOGO • VUARNET • ANNE KLEIN Smgmg - Handcraft • BOLLE and more A.L. Price stands for Always Low Pnce. A quick look around Examinations Available 18900 MACK AVENUE Hours NO REGISTRA TION FEE our store Will show you that's more than just a slogan. It's a Grosse Pointe Farms ..,.. . T5 fact. Everyday A.L Price offers you mcredible savings on the , . 885-0541 96 June 17th to June 28th , I 20339 MACK, things you need and use everyday We're able to do this by 22250 MICHIGAN AVE. r, I MOST Daily: Monday thru Friday carefully shopping around among our suppliers for a great deal. DEARBORN JN~URANCE If we don't get the price we want, we pass the product up 'till #, • GROSSE PTE. WOODS l 'I i Between Country Club & Lochmoor ACCFPTFD 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. .. the next time. Which IS why you may see different brands and J. sizes each week. But when we do get a great price, it's our 17670 THIRTEEN MILE CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH policy to pass the savings on to our customers. The Incredible BIRMINGHAM I prices you see at A L Price are a reflection of that policy. 'dI Mack and Lochmoor , I Grosse POinte Woods I SCOOP CHAIR AND TABLE l SOL BLOOM/c1950 For further in/ormatIon call 884-5090 ,,"" I T "I 11" \1,,,. IInI III I, \1,,11. rll \rl ,n '\." '"r\.. oz. CONDITIONER III , r r 'I lId1aar ..,\ ,ul,", 111 FLEX 20 1l0' al CIa\- YOUR COST 40<: MichelJean Pil~t FLEX SHAMPOO/CONDITIONER After Mfg's. Refund LESS MAIL-IN REFUND SpeClall/l ng m YOUR COST TO REtElVi YOUR $I ~ CNcIlr: ptOduC:tftl pur~ creative landscape deSIgn, and RHU~O tHECK fOR ...~.)- ErTltER HEX SH411lPOO o fill SUm,.., 1st Dl- OR flEX tONOITIONER / 1 .... ,I II plantmg of gualtty shade trees, (0' $3 1e for 00l'1 FlllCoMM_,15~ N - '. . SENO u ~ one ptl:Xll' oINct'lMeM"d~. ~ ~" 58101 ~'-- .... -_-,,-..--- ...-...., F.. ~ , Tr'~ Il; or ~ n iJ ffJ shrubs, evergreens, and large Cerlfc'le- W"Or:_ll~ .-.c19"".Jndr:l$J 1" 2 rr,t 0 0 "UI O.3ted lUll TO flU S1 $I REFUIlO OffER POlO. 12U 'tIlUIIll AlIERICA "'" Wt4 tlS~ (eo \It rect pi wi" th' fl,. S",mpoo specimen trees or ne~ COndit OMr 1 , .1_ Page Four.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 -~ t ~'-- From Another Pointe JOSEPH P. PERSE with Fran Kirkland's Of View (Continued from Page 1B) UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING needlepoint" knit shoppe She was able to attend - with past president Lou Wilcox ServICing the POlntes for over 30 years - the ReView Club's May luncheon and program, where she met more friends and posed for more than one photo- graph Garnet hasn't ended her penchant for clubs; while .OltlG in Wlsconsm, she was president of the Waukesha Women's Wide Selection of Club and now belongs to the Stuart Woman's Club and is vice-regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution. CASUAL & She and DWight are Stuart Country Club members. Free pIck-up & delivery free estimates DECORATIVE 0.,. VA 2.9660 Son Greg is, as was his father and grandfather, a mem- ber of the Country Club of Detroit and the Detroit Athletic 12339 HAYES FABRICS Club. HIS folks were so busy durmg their viSit with HIM, OF he had to plan ahead to Visit them in Wisconsin when all the Nelsons - mcludmg brother DWight Nelson II and Geoffrey - were to join their sister Deborah's celebration upon graduatIOn from Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, DO YOU NEED BUSltlESS Wis , where she majored in interior design. After a party at the Milwaukee AthletiC Club, Debbie will VIsit back in HELP- StU First English AGAIN OFFERS ~ Garden Center salutes DIA {J)uoJJe (#c.iIlIR f}(mll.liaI C{Jhll~tA Ev. Lutheran The Grosse Pointe Garden Cen- mterpretations of the seasons, Will Presbyterian U S.A Church ''THE BEST FOR LESS" ter will hold "A Celebration of the be enhanced by the flower arrange- Seasons," from 10:30a m to2p.m. ments directed by Pam MorriS Holy Communion Vernier Road at Compare these features to any other club in town \\ edge" ood DfI\ e tomorrow, Fnday, June 7, at the There will be exhibits by the "BEING HEALTHY AND Grosse Pomte \\oods • Lowest Hourly Court Rates • Exercise Room with War Memorial, as its salute to the Herb, Rose and Orchid Societies, !l!l4-~040 • Lowest Membership Fee In Sophisticated Marcy DetrOIt Institute of Arts' l00th as well as the Men's Garden Club WHOLE" A bonsai display will line the en- Faml" \\ or,hlp 9 1lJ a m Town EqUipment anmversary Dr LoUISJ. Prues, Semor Minister Church \\orshlp II a en trance lawn, and wIll include a • 10% DIscount when • Wallyball A mixed-media of acbvities held number of plants for sale Num- 9 30 and 11 30 \\ orshlp Serllces 16 Lakeshore Drive P.ul ~ "eppler 1'",lor Permanent Court Time \s • Squa~,h.,qfld,,~qcquetball In the Alger House of the Gro!;se 10 30 \l1ddle Hour Educal\on Grosse POinte Farms Bruce Qualrnan, Pas lor - -erous other plants wm- also I be .J c 882 5330 24 h" purchased in Advance • Gymnasffcs Pomte War Memorial Will depict available • Tanning Booth • Socral Mixers the seasons as seen through the Under the gUidance of Rose The Grosse Pointe • 2 Saunas • Eastpomt Tavern eyes of the artist, gardener and Mane Mebus, the Garden Center Grosse Pointe Woods Congregational • Large COED Whirlpool (Beer & Wme) hortlcultunst It Will be presented Room on the second floor Will be and through the talents of the Herb, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Aerobics transformed. The center of attrac- American Baptist Rose and Orchid Societies, coup- tIon will be a table settmg of Flora 19950 Mack Avenu e lhal~ be~ Morass and llen>er Roads, Church pled With the work created by the Danica procelain Grosse Pointe Arbst Association. 886.4300 SIGN UP NOW AND RESERVE THE Patrons may purchase a chance ~tlJ ( h.llfontl' al Lothl Ilil Sandy VanDoren and Vicky Hay- for a Boehm Rose donated by 11 a.m. Divine Worship IllU-Wi;; BEST COURT TIMES FOR THE FALL SEASON don Will conduct a slide presenta- Karen Hostetter. tIOnof "Art and Flowers" at 11a m "Jesus Loves The Little Children" Admission charge IS $5 for non- "Moments of ...4.1 SIGN UP NOW FOR AN '85- '86 and 1 p.m. Dr Robert LInthicum, preaching Renewal" members. Further information on Nursery prOVided ..::..~~ ~~ MEMBERSHIP AND GET A Eight works by Pointe area ar- the event may be obtained by call- Mark I 32-39 Children's Sunday School ~~~ SUMMER '85 MEMBERSHIP • tists have been selected by Cormne ing the Garden Center from 10a m. Dolega of the Grosse POinte Artists to 4 p.m today, Thursday, June 6, 10 a m Service ASSOCiation The display featuring at 881-4594. Christ the King St. James ~~ FREE Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Or f{O\ H Hutcheon 20338 ""'ck, GPW 884-5090 "on The Hill" Rev Keith A Harnnglon EASTPOINTE RACQUET CLUB Call Woods Garden Club \k\11I1an al 11.." h., al KK 1.11.') 1 1 19001 NINE MILE ROAD at 1-94 X-Way Mrs Jean Marshal opened her mg the noon luncheon was the ap- Family +< ,ST. MICHAEL'S Roslyn Road home last Tuesday, pomtment of offIcers for next year Worship WORSHIP SERVICES EPISCOPAL EAST DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48021 June 4, for the monthly meeting of The Club asks that members lend 930&1l00am CHURCH the Woods Garden Club Mrs Ohve as much support to the group as 9:00 & I "'ur~cr\ 9 10 a rn I ~ Hollenger was co-hostess Follow- possible in the commg year 9 30 a m Sun School 21l17;"unllrn~dal .. P.rk E8 774-1000 ~ 10:30 a.m. (.ro" .. Pornle \\uOlh P.....tllf (,t llr .....\J ""'< IH Ilt'r !l!lH!l~1l Jo~eph P Fabn. Pastor PP,llll H4Itw-r( \ HlIllho H OIla mHo" Euchafl,t \[Ichael \ okt \'lcar Explore Detroit's rich history 10 III a m Four strolls through Detroit's members and include supper and Choral Euchansl and Fournier's Furniture St. Paul Ev. -"errnon .'>unda~ S(hool historic areas and an evening tour transportation Redeemer Lutheran '\ursen -\,aliablPI of histone churches are offered by Further mformatIon may be ob- >-. United \\ eekda\ Eu(han~1 the Detroit Hlstoncal Society and tamed by calhng the Hlstoncal .t-'" : Church Methodis\ : 881-6670 (I 9 311 a In Tuesda\ SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! the DetrOit Historical Museum dur- Society office at 833-7934 Church • • Chalfonte and mg the months of June and July Ill'lIor Hoberl E \ell\ Fournier's brings you another good value • Lothrop 20571\ ermer Karen P Evan, assoclale with this maple desk at only $295.00 ThiS Sunday, June 9, there Will be \\ or,hlp 9 a m Just east of I 9~ a gUided VISit through Woodmere Fort Pontchartrain EducatlOn for -\1110 10 a m Harper Woods Lookmg For f flend,hlp ~JY' \ Cemetery, 200 acres of old ship- DAR will gather \\orshlp 11 13 a m 88-12035 and 81hlc Teachmg" yard tract just beyond HistorIC \ur,er} a\allable The Fort Pontchartram Chapter 9 a m 12 13 9 00 a m Church School Grosse POinte Fort Wayne which IS the resting 10 30 a m Worship place of Gov John Bagley, David of the Daughters of the Amencan RE\ J PHILIP \\AHL Re\ Don L1chlenfelt Umtarlan. Church RevolutIOn Will meet Thursday, HE\ ROBERT Il RH\ Whitney, Rabbi Leo M Frankhn, ,,;;'L- the Rev James D Liggett and June 13, at noon at the Detroit Boat Club The program Will feature Grosse Pointe .._~ BenJamm Siegel, among others Wmfleld Arneson, chief curator at UNITED METHODIST CHURCH "All Church On June 23, Old Grosse Pomte, the Dearborn Historical Museum, 211 Moross Road 886-2363 the area bounded by Lakeshore speakmg on "Proflles of the SIg- Service" Laity Sunday Road, FIsher Road, Grosse Pomte nore" Preceding the luncheon, 11a m Service Boulevard and Edgemere Road Mrs Bernard L Seitz Will conduct "Our Church" and Church School Will be explored, highlightmg 1850 a board meetmg at 11 a m. Speaker Jack VanBecelaere 17150 MAUMEE to the present. A stroll through This will be a joint meetIng With 8814120 Palmer Woods IS scheduled for the Alexander Macomb Chapter, 9:15 Family Worship and Church School John Corrado Minister July 14 and on July 28, the DetrOit Mrs Wilham Froberg, of Mount 11:15 Worship and Nursery Care Hlstoncal Department's Architec- Clemens, regent, and Ehzabeth Faith Lutheran tural Curator, James Conway, w111 Cass Chapter, Mrs Frederick R Dr Robert W Bole} Re\ Jack :'\fannschreck Church lead a stroll through Histone Fort CHRIST CENTERED - Heath, of The Farms, regent At- SPIRIT LEO Wayne on a behind-the-scenes look tendmg from this area Will be Mrs Jefferson at PhIlip at the Fort, gradually bemg re- Gordon N Cameron, Mrs Paul THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS 822 2296 stored to Its CIVilWar appearance Hondench, Mrs Leo'lard L Jen- <;unday Worship 10 15am The HIstorIC Evemng Church sen, Mrs George F Killeen, Mrs "God, the Only '>unday SChool 9 00 am Tour IS set for Thursday, July 11 Edwm Langtry, Mrs Frank S Mc- Cause and Creator" Prayer & Praise Wed 7 30 pm 3410-12 Desk W 48 D 20 H 30 In Tounsts WIll board the Hlstorymo- Kinnon, Mrs Fredenck Mc- Namara, Mrs Fredenck Schelter, Paslor TranSItIOnal styling IS constructed of maple veneers and genuine bl1e at 5.15 pm at the Hlstoncal First Church of Christ, SClentlst Museum and VISit Tnmty EpISCO- Mrs Seitz and Mrs Joseph Ronald W !>chm,dl hardwood solids, highlighted With a lustrous antique brown finiSh, Thomas Grosse POlnle Farms pal Church, Trimty Lutheran and 282 Chalfonte Ave GROSSE POINTE and accented With beautiful brass hardware ReservatIOns are bemg accepted Most Holy Trimty Located between Moross and Moran BAPTIST CHURCH by Mrs Seltz and Mrs McKmnon Services The Sunday Strolls begm on sIte ZI3:l6'lack I\v~nll~ Sunday 1030 A M at 2 p m and take two to three Gros~e Polnl~ Wood' Founzier's Furniture Recent Specs Howard School of Sunday School 1030 A M 881-3341 hours, led by volunteer gUides of WedneSday 800 P M A Warm W.,~e I 16421 Harper 27113 Harper the HIstorical Society. Broadcast Arts, Inc., graduate DetrOit St Clair Shores Sam Curucu, of The Woods, has ~~~~t':;~""hIP Advance reservatIOns are re- been hired by radio statIon WMJC "00 a m ~tr Sunda\ S<:hOOI 881.1285 776.8900 qUired for both events TIckets for as an account executive A 1980 DIAL A PRAYER 945 a m the Strolls are $2 50 each for HIS- Even'r\9 Servoce L Open Mon , Thurs , Ffl 9-8 Open Mon , Thurs ,FfI 10-9 Grosse Pomte North High School toncal SOCIety members, $3 50 for graduate, Curucu has also worked Tues & Wed 9-5 30 Tues, Wed & Sat 10-6 ~~':rym ~f ~~ non-members The evenmg church at WJXQ m Jackson and WJBK in "-II Servl 1 _____ ~1 I Q I Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.S ------DRC Friendship Teaplans are on course DetrOIt RevIew Club member club's annual Friendship Tea The lfeber:s- 75thyear- Sue Nine IS In the unenviable pOSI- Nines work hard for local charities I tion of having to be m two places at and DRC has a track record for Healthy one time Sue, of Bloomfield Hills, plulanthroplc work datll1g back to Plants 'I will be With husband Paul Nine In 1894 The DRC Itself has been In ex- make Better Gardens .. Traverse City for the Grand Open Istence since 1891 ",". Ing of the Grand Traverse Resort Members and guests at the Loch- and wmg It home Just In time to moor Club luncheon were given Weber Brother. hne been helping the ~ play hostess to the DetrOit Hevlew maps detaIling dIrections to the particular gardener have an eye. ~ Club's Friendship Tea on Tuesday, Nines' home, and listened to an- appealing, healthy Garden for 75 .. June 18 nouncements from Betty Gensch, season. ", The Nmes are well-Involved wlth Norah Houlihan and Lou Wilcox, In that time their ;: the resort - an 830 acre operatIOn past pre~ldent and co-chaIrman GreenhoUies have grown to coyer six and ~ whIch at pi esent mcludes a hotel With Betty Gensch of the 1985-86 a half acresl And today. Weber's ... and 150 condomll1lUms \\ Ith mOle programs, detaIling thiS fall's experts will stili go out of their ~ to come - a~ Paul "lllle l~ the at events The DRC's schedule in- way to help you have a =; torney "'ho put together the fman- cludes the annual program slated magnificent garden ~ clal plan~ for the resort and Sue thiS year for Tuesday, Sept 17, and ... wa~ III cha rge of decOla tmg th£> the November benefIt and fashIOn .8ell"al ... • ".riJl ..ld ..~ hotel Jack Nlcklau~ ~erved a~ golf ~how • "e •• ala,. • ••c I•• t I tole ...... • 1 11...... course deSigner lor the re'>ort and The Fnendshlp Tea, though, IS "II... Sue Nme will leave !'Ilcklaus, her lJrst on the agenda It 1,','111 run from .. husband and formel PreSIdent 12 ~O to 3 p m There will be no .. Gerald Ford at the grand opemng charge for members or guests, but . ." '" ceremomes to fly back homE.' for the DonatIOn Bowl (the contents of •• Weher, Brotheri' her 1< nend~hlp 1ed which go to help With V1{C s many Yllreenhouses ~, "Havmg t\\O thmgs to do at the charItable proJects) Will be m eVI- 11,.1\ 900 AM. 700 PM W10.DS W Ie...Mlloto.N4 0 ... '1';' .. I hltl Wnl.111M- 100 same tune ~eems to be par 101' the dence Prospective new members " • rY ( ell • ~ rr l • rr Ie f i jr S OptlOOS In the MISS J Shop 882-7000 • I III sir • ,1t(U' c"'p I <.,l1r.'1 r lkc By Descente • Boast • Fre~~errY 'Includes haircut ~hampoo and slyhng • c1 ri( r, t t r I);' r, q { o( 'v ('( 'or Paja • Court Casual • Natty C JSf r r ' < " I t 1 I ?I,. I' "I r'CC rilnqcs 1 '" (r (r 1 r Bonnie Sportsware Fila A('cess05!~s 1 ( (r t lor r) r t ,(1 Wr rl V) , 1Vi ( I r r '1-1 T') ITak, yOll1 >1 '-' I r I, \ 1 0 0Jcr ()',- Irro'1lO'abrc call DISCOUNT RACKETS • ' ~ SHOES - TENNIS BALLS \. I CI'-'t I r <.,~ r"IU(I-, ,#{ t Jacobson's 4668043 24 Hour Stringtng, Regripping Service Grosse POinte T 1 10 1\ M 5 30 PM t FRr I rS I'lll1f ~ iO tfrRr\rtS ,I All,V'1 I '/O~IIJAY THROUC;H rFllDAY We welcome Jacobsor'l's Charge Card or The American Expre~' Card CUSTO~ CLISI~E CATERERS t ir.zF~9.,~~t.~,~~,O~T~t Shop until 9 p,m. on Thursday and Friday ~~n.~""10 8 Gr88~~56~(thJ <"1 L',O~' ) , Untl16 pm on Monday, Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday ~ ------L~~~~---..~ Thursday, June 6, 1985 Page SIX-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------_._------Carter-¥ockey rites are read Barbara Lynn Yockey and Rich- Matt Ottinger was best man for ard Kenneth Carter exchanged hIS fl'lend. who IS the son of Mrs marriage vows Saturday March 30 Kittle Carter, a former Grosse m the Alumm Memonal' Chapel at Pom!e Woods resident who now Michigan State Umverslty. An un- lives in DetroIt, and the late Ken- ele of the bridegroom, Mr Chnton neth W Carter Groomsmen were Bell, of Waterloo, Ont, officiated Tyrone TIedeman, MIchael Carter, at the ceremony, whIch was fol- of Dallas, Texas, a brother of the r------~~---~--~---,I FRESH CUT I NURSING lowed by a reception at Kellogg bridegroom, and Michael Yockey, Center on the MichIgan State Um- a brother of the bnde Ushers m- HOME verslty campus eluded W Stephen Carter, of < • i DAISIES I 80~S The bride. daughter of Mr and RIverSIde, Callf , another brother U~T JHHR~O\ Mrs Fred L Yockey of Plymouth of the bridegroom, and Kurt L>HROIT, '!I( H. wore a full length, tr~dltlonal whlt~ Yockey, another of the bride's i 99 ! Catherine M. Gaskin gown def>lgned wtth a cathedral brothers $1 BUNCH ' I I "' ...... 821-3525 tram, lace leg-o-mutton sleeves, a August VOWS lace and seed pearl bodIce and high Mrs G1ada QUllln was orgamst L_~~~~2~=!~~~~~~~_J lace neckline Her satm hat match- for the ceremony, at whIch Ms QL .4LIT> Johnston, one of the bndesmalds, ed the gown and held a long veil FULL SERVICE FLORISTS: \URSI\C C4Rl:. sang "Longer" and "Love Drops" are planned which trailed down the back She earned whIte roses and carnatIOns, Richard and Barbara 399 FISHEH HI) Mr and Mrs l\hchael A Gaskin, Mrs Zoe Yockey. the bnde's Carter GHOSSE POISTE 885-8510' of Lochmoor Boulevard, are an- IVy and baby's-breath great-aunt, was an honored guest .. nouncing the engagement of theIr Patncta Yockey, of San Diego, from West Vtrgmla Umversity, IS daughter. Catherine Mary, to Ran- Cahf , was maid of honor for her The couple vacatIoned m Orlan- an assocIate attorney with Mtel & , dall Lee Collins son of Rtchard C sister Bndesmalds mcluded Sally do, Fla , and are at home at Clif- Mlel Law FIrm In Stanton Mr Collins, of Grand RapIds, and Mar Johnston. ot Morgantown, W Va , ford Lake, Stanton, Mlch 1he Carter, a lrrosse Po1Ote North HIgh garet Hawkms. of Peoria. III An Cheri Chandler, fiance of the bl'lde, a graduate of Plymouth School graduate who holds Bache- ~9~~EYE CE~TER August weddIng IS planned bnde's brother, and Mrs. Pam Salem HIgh School who holds a lor of Arts degrees m Geology and g CORNEA. LASER. CATARACT. IMPLANT MISS GaskIn IS a graduate of Yockey, the bride's sIster-in-law A Bachelor of Arts m Busmess Ad- Computer SCIence from MSU, ISan Grosse POlnte North HIgh School mece of the bnde, Zoe Yockey, was mimstratIOn degree from Mtchlgan assocIate software engmeer WIth , , She IS maJonng III FashIOn Mer- tlower gIrl State UniverSIty and a JUl'lS Doctor Raplstan 111 Grand Rapids " chandlsmg and BUSIness at THE EYES HAVE IT! Western MIchIgan Umverslty, and Pair planning July wedding I, ' expects to graduate 10 June, 1986 She IS a member of FABS, a club at Columbia Umverslty, ChIcago, , \\ omen h..l\ e ah\ Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B - ---_._._------_._------'Nightengale' Reserve space on 'showboat' Reservations are now being shops. Show hme, wIth the 1985 taken for the War Memorial's af- Showboat's attraction, the Osmond makes debut ternoon/evening trip to the Chesan- Brothers, follows. The Jenny Lmd Club of DetrOit 109 Showboat on Wednesday, July WIll present Elisabeth Berg, a 10 Only 12 spaces remain. The bus leaves the War Mem- young vocalist from northern The trip includes an early dmner onal at 12'30 p.m and returns at Sweden and reCipient of the 1984 at Chesamng HerItage House, a 1:30 a.m The $42 per pnrson cost Jenny Lmd Scholarship, 10 stately manSIOn built 10 1908 After Includes transportation, dinner and her first concert appearance m dlOner there will be time to explore the performance. To reserve Amenca on Wednesday, June 12, at the "Olde Home Shoppes" on the space, send a check or money or- 8 pm at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Boulevard, which mclude eight re- der to the War Memorial, 32 Lake- Club A pre-concert hght buffet WIll stored homes buIlt In the early shore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, be served at 6'30 pm 1900s that now serve as umque 48236. Reservations are requIred by thiS Saturday, June 8 and atten- dance IS limited to 150 persons Bon Secours Celebrity Series sei TIckets are $20 per person, WIth partlal tax deductiOn Belle Brogan Tickets are now on sale for the the entire series Send a check: or (626-5350) or Harnet Genberg Grosse POinte Celebrity Series to money order to Mrs Eritest (882-0212) will take reservations benefit Bon Secours Hospital The Moeller, 801 Lakeland Ave~ue, Ms Berg, 17, is the youngest per- Thursday ~enes WIll take place at Grosse POinte, MICh ,48230 ':, former ever awarded the Jenny Parcells School Audltonum 10 Checks should be made payable Lmd Scholarship, presented an- Grosse Po1Ote Woods to the Bon Secours ASSistance :tea- nually by Folkparkernas Central The Celebnty Senes begins on gue TIckets Will be mailed 10Sep- Orgamsatlon Her extensive reper- Thursday, Oct 10, WIth guest tember tOIre of opera, romantIc and class speaker 4..nna 'VIana A.lh('rghptti. Ical Swedish songs promises a singer, actress, and Tony Award memorable evening of entertain- wmner for the Broadway produc- A look at computers ment and nostalgia She Will be ac- lion "Carmval " and genealogy compamed by plamst Tomas Camella Sadat WIllspeak on Nov Johnsson, of Gothenberg, an ac- 14 about "What It Means to be a The DetrOIt SocIety for Gen- compamst scholarship wmner Photo bJ' Karlest Ford Woman 10 Moslem Society" ealogIcal Research Will meet at Nora Ephron, cnllc and author 2 p m. this Saturday, June 8,10 the A Fontbonne welcome of the best seller "Heartburn," will Explurers Room of the DetrOit Colony 1bwn Busy preparing for their New Member Tea from 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, June 19, at the home of speak on Jan 9, 1986 She ISalso the Publtc Library on Woodward Ave- Mr. and Mrs. Paul McGlone, are Fontbonne Auxiliary's (left to right) Mrs. Raymond A. (Rose) Regner, co-screenwriter and Academy nue All genealogical supphes and publications Will be avaIlable after general chairman; Mrs. Joseph L. (Rosemary) Gaspar, co-chairman; Betty McGlone, tea hostess; Mrs. Award nommee for the fIlm "SIlk- the meeting Club picks Anthony (Patricia) Oshtosh, Fontbonne Auxiliary president; and Sister Verenice McQuade, SSJ, Vice. wood" Peter Howard, composer, musIc A panel of past and pre~ent officers President of Patient and Community Services of St. John Hospital and Fontbonne Director. Summer director and concert plamst known DSGR board members WIll mitiate fashions from Marla Dlnon will be informally modeled and tea, cookies and sandwiches will be served, for hiS work 10 "Marne," "My FaIr a diSCUSSIOn of "Computers In The Colony Town Club has Harpist Nadia Marks will perform. Fontbonne members are asked to bring one or more new me~bers Lady," and "The Sound of MUSIC," Genealogy" Computers will ex- chosen Its officers for the 1985-86 as admission to the tea. Further information may be obtained by calling the Fontbonne office at will close out the senes on March pedite collectIOn of genealogICal season They are Mrs. John Nicol, 343.3675. 13, 1986 matenals qUIckly and the com- preSIdent, Mrs Thomas Murphy, Tickets for the 1985-86 Grosse puter experts WIll bnng both ama- first vice-preSIdent, Mrs. Thomas POinte Celebnty Senes may be teur and profeSSIOnal expenence to McBryan, second vice-president; purchased by mall and cost $30 for meet questions Mrs Thomas Coulter, recording The best way to control a child's behavior secretary, Mrs. Robert Sullivan, assistant recordmg secretary, Short Mrs. Robert Reas, correspondmg You may have heard someone buts about it I rules are, knowmg that the rules secretary, Mrs Harry Markle, as- say, "Children today don't do what EffectIve parent: "It's tIme to do WIll be applIed consistently, and and to sIstant corresponding secretary, their paren ts tell them!" But wha t your homework" Child. "I Just knowmg what the consequences Mrs Richard Sze]bach, treasurer, can parents do when chIldren don't want to watch some TV " Etfectlve Will be for breakmg the rules gives the Pointe and Mrs John Malcolm, assistant behave the way they want? parent. "No, you may not, because a child a feel 109 of security. The treasurer There are basically three types we agreed last mght that there chIld knows what ISexpected, what POinter .Jac1IUl'linl' Members of the Appomted and of responses parents use in dealing would be no teleVISIon tomght un- behaVIOr Will be tolerated, and Hahn received a Bach- Standmg CommIttees mclude Mrs With their children, according to less your room was tidied If you what Will happen If these limits are elor of SCience degree Growmg Up, the newsletter for Walter Bernard, chairman of the get your room cleaned by 6 p.m Ignored III B..lcteno)ogy trom Cancer Loan Closet, Mrs. Kenneth parents of school age children tomorrow mght - mcluding put- The Growmg Up newsletter fol- Washmgton Stdte Um These responses are "helpless," lows a child's development through Steketee, sewing; Mrs John Cush- ting all your shoes and socks away verslty JI1 December man, bulletm; Mrs Ralph Ander- "hostile," and "effective" neatly - then you Will be allowed the school years For more mfor- l:: -: .... to watch one hour of teleVISIOn matlOn, wnte to Growing up, P.O son, child adoptIOn, Mrs Sze]bach, The helpless parent - The POlllter Ha<;il J) tomorrow evemng - after your Box 620N, Lafayette, Ind, 47902 fmance, Mrs. Wilham Fox. mem- helpless parent Immediately ad- Johnson IS servmg as bership, Mrs. Edwm Secord, par- homework IS fmished " Include child's school grade when Repair, Re~toring and Refinishing mIts defeat, even before the chIld an IOformatlOn lepre- Knowing In advance what the wntmg lIamentanan; Mrs Edward knows clearly what behavior IS ex- sentatlve lor the U S FlOe dnllques retam their value Boggs, publicity and historian, pected of him. The helpless parent Merchant Manne AcI 9R KERCHEVAL O~ THJt; HILL, GROSSE PTE. FARMS, 884-1710 lor mol. nlOlmaMn 8114 7~25 I. \ :. Thursday, June 6, 1985 Page Eight-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. GROSSE POINTE SHORES OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. PRICE REDUCTION! WILLOW TREE Custom tUtlt six bedroom Col. 626 S. HIGBIE Pl. Prime LocatIOn PIl vate street NEW ON THE MARKET ... omal, two full and two half balhs Family close to lake, ~chools and shopp room With wet bar Den Sun room FINotfloor mg Newly painted exterJOl Pro- -l61McKINLEY - OPEN surmA Y 2-5 AllractlVe three bedroom. one and one half bath Colomal with laundry room fesSIOnallylandscaped Three bed large rooms and m excellent conditIOn New Mutschler kitchen. screened terrace. games room with rooms, family room, two full ftreplace tllO car garage It has everything' Move right 10' 884-0600 ST. CLAIR SHORES baths ProfeSSIOnally decordted LAKELAND Excellent two bedroom brick ranch kitchen, family room, and I1vmg 131MORAN - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 J,200 square feet of character and English charm m thiS stately four Family room Nalural fireplace room Two mdependent fireplaces bedroom two bath Tudor' Large step-do\\ n IIvmg room, entertamment size dmmg room. family room, New apphances negotldble Ex paneled hbrar~. t\\ 0 half baths master sUite with slltmg room and fireplace. private brick walled cellent floor plan Well con ~ard \\ORE' 88~-0600 structed Call Shlrlev Ireland, John S Goodman, Inc' 886 3060 \'ILLAGE CHARMER features three bedrooms one and one half baths and family room m mmt condi- WILIOH tIOnFarm Colomal Also Includes brand nell furnace plus nell 1'1' kitchen and bath The price IS rlght REALTORS $73,500 lIurf) , 8816300 Jfo~n,$. ~oonmanr<~ E:>"QUISITECOLO:'\IALJust a bloc~ from the lake' Outstanding amemtles mclude a terrific 26' famlly 884.3550 Computenzed - Mulliltsted room \\ lth ftreplace 0\ erlookmg breath taking gardens a designer kitchen with Jennalre, microwave, 93 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE marble counters and butler's panll ~ plus man~ more Iw.ur~ accommodatIOns Call 881-6300for details I 886-3060 Established 1951 BEDFORD RO-\D and an outstandmg four bedroom, tllO and one half bath Colomal m lovely setting With SINE REALTY \ lell of Three 1\111ePark :-.lel\Mutschler kitchen large breakfast room, library, enclosed terrace, . IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME recreatIOn room IIIth fireplace nell roof and freshly pamted exterIOr Excellent value $139,500 TO C,\LL SINE ... 118~0600 17826E Warren - Office bUlldmg m excellent locatIOn Second floor 11-\ 'l;Ul FA1Ui3 LvCATi0;-"', a." ..".:", ct"or. nc,\cr k:tcl;~n I' ell m-\Int'llnt>d ill1dthe price IS rleht' ST CLAIR SHORES Cilnhe hVlI1gqUilrters Square feet 2 300 $38 500 - Bv appoll1t Just $89500tor FOl:R bedroom'> fdmll) room fireplace den and fllllshed basment m lovely English ment only RIVIERA TERRACE - Second level, mce, two Colol1lal BB-l 0600 bedroom, lwo bath, condommlUm, carpetmg, GOOD INVESTMENT - 1088 LAKEPOINTE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 carport, Immediate possession Grosse rental income - $600 per month 7b5BEDFORD - Transferred Oil nI'l :\IUST SELL fme family ColomaI near the lake' Five bedrooms. GROSSE POINTE SHORES Two family mcome, stoves and refngerators mcluded Llvmg room, thl ee and one halt baths and hbran Fabulous bu)' 881.0;200 kitchen, two bedrooms and bath In each umt Gas, steam furnace, VERNIER - Near Lakeshore, three bedroom, two car garage $6,500down to FHA appraised mOltgage Priced 79-1C-\DIEl \. - Ternllc 31X}.j' master sUite II Ith adjOllllng bath In thiS three bedroom. two bath brick bnck Colomal, new modern kitchen, $49,500 bungaloll 111 hand~ Cll) locatIOn near the Village $70's 881-6300 carpetmg, two car drive, Immediate posses- SIOn,terms. Price Reduced, Owners AnXIOUSto Move Out of State 19960;E~IORY COCRT - Three bedroom. one and one half bath Colomal With family room and flmshed basement m popular Um\erslt) -LIggett area 881-6300 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Make your appomtment today to see thiS Immaculate gem of d ranch Two bedrooms WIth paneled family room or third -161'IcKI'\LEY - Three bedroom one and one half bath Colomal (See ad under' New on the Market" ROSLYN - Alummum, two slory, three bed- bedroom, fmlshed basement, new decor and carpetmg, newer rooms, den, large kitchen, uhhty room, drive, roof Close to transportation and schools Move-m condition abovE.' , garage, priced to sell lJI \tOR \" - LlJIel~ spacIous English Tudor ,See ad under' New on the Market" above) l SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT SINE REALTY .... I all11S.------MULTILlST SERVICE "--G-eo-r-ge-p-a-Im-s-- ( ) l-\-/J-all-a-ce-G-u-er-t1-er---' FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 tlCe~ WIlham Queen tI-....J DI:AL TO C; Gerald Leone Gloria Barker Herb Lorenz Leo Drolshagen Jr Mickey Palms 17646 M.A.CK 886-4444 ....- Amerl(,an .. .------.... ------RedCro"s CAPE COD CHARMER m the Fdrms - versatile A BEAUTY OF A RANCH featurmg three enough for empty nesters" or a family Four bedrooms, two baths. large family room With ~-~ bedrooms four baths. family room and beautiful fireplace, Florida room and all neutral carpetmg games room Immediate occupancy 881-4200 plus an attached garage 881-6300 ---=:------OCTSTA!'\D!:"G PARK COLONIAL has five bedrooms, four and one half baths, hbrary, large family room. I1Icel) fJl1Ishedbasement, central all' and countless custom extras Ready to move m' 884-0600 =~~-iJ E\;GLlSH BEAUTY IIIth updated kitchen. new decor and landscapmg, beveled glass, family room plus /r I'" " hbraQ ThiS one WIll wm your heart' Formallll~% assumptIOn avallable Only $119,000 881-4200 conium., ""';. w-1 Information ~ BISHOP ROAD - Mmt condition Enghsh Tudor Withthree plus bedrooms, two and one half baths, fmlShed eltllog ~1 ',' basement t\\ 0 car attached garage and lots of recent Improvements includmg modern kitchen, new msulal10n and complete security system Nice assumptIOn posSible 881.4200 t1: ~., It\: THE WOODS - Fresh and hght neutral decor m thiS Colomal With beautiful modern kitchen With everything mcludmg microwave Beautiful new wooden deck and MORE' Just $67,900 881-4200 J' / 1'1 THE FARMS - ThIS three bedroom brick ranch on 60 lot IShandy to everythmg' Includes FlOrida l..--L--l------• room. redllood deck. garage - Just right for young marrieds' $70's 884-0600 Our IIsI can help yOIl do Ille other Ih,ngs you haveonyo~Lsl Sucl:lastlllille.car c:hKkon OltfGINAL OWNER WOODSCOLONIALhas newer family room and full msulation fo~lo~''''heatmg costs' SOCIalsecurity slart the diet find out abOut Your chOIce of hberal terms Priced m the $50's for young budgets' 881-4200. Ihe loan Our list IS lhe Consumer Information Calalog GROSSE POINTE PARK Two.famlly just reduced' Good return on this "newer" brick and aluminum And rt s tree So are many of the more lhan 200 government booklets In the Catalog Booklels on Illth t\\O hedroom Unit down one bedroom Unit up Now $74,900 881-4200 employment hea~h. safely nutrotlon hOysJng, government programs and ICls of ways you can save money The Consumer Informal Ion Cenler ot the U S General ServICes AdmlnJstratlon publishes Ihe I ,-,'. '~.\V;;=iIIiiIiM Catalog quarterly to bring you the most up-to- dale word ~!II!1I1 ..... c ; _ ~...... -. So to sl'lOrlen your list. send for the free Consumer InformatIOn Catalog It s the Ihlng to o R RELD. do Just send us a postcard or leller With your ~ name and address Wrote Consumer Information GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS Center Situated on a secluded street, thiS handsome Georgian manse deSigned by 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881.6300 Dept.PA Robert Carey IS Ideally suited to gracious family IIvmgand entertammg From PueItIo, Colorado 81009 the lovely foyer With fireplace, a panorama of dlstmcllve rooms ISeVident the library With Its arched doorways and gentle bay, garden room With fireplace and view of formal yard and massIVe games room With Its vaulted ceiling and PaladlUm doors which lead 10mground pool and gardens There are four family bedrooms and three full baths Amemtles mclude a separate guest or mother-m-Iaw SUite, first floor laundry, sewmg or computer room, attached three car garage and secunty system A umque opportumty to restore this legendary reSidence back to Its ongmal splendor $375,000 \h'mhel III IhE' We Get Results!!! LOCATED at-. THE HILL (ro", (' JOlnll Htll F I It E-"h n",l In Gr~ ...l' POinte Farm .... \1 .tomb Ho Ird 0' fi(" III r ... There is a reason why sellers chose McBrearty and Adlhoch Realtors to re-present them in, iU():'o." from Pe-rn Drull.!l llelfolT Ro ,rd (I RNI!m marketing their home. Call one of our Professionals today and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further. PRICED REDUCED FIRST OFFERING - FARMS Enghsh Tudor, larger three bedrooms, one and one half baths, near CharleVOIX Separate breakfast room, two car garage Immediate occupancy FIRST OFFERING - Indoor Pool, three bedroom ranch Withfamily room m convelllent Shores locatIOn, $13,000down assumes 11% Fixed Rate Mortgage FIRST OFFERING - Great lookmg three bed- room ranch home on Kenmore Freshly pamted, thermo wmdows throughout, hard- wood floors, paneled basement Close to Park, wonderful starter home or home for retirees RIVARD four bedrooms, two full baths Wttha den Five appliances mcluded 903RIVARD - $86,900- COLONIAL Substantial, and family room for only $105,000and aVallable SpaCIOUS,assumable Central air, recreation room Immedlatel} EnJoy a brick home With a 200foot Withfireplace, hardwood floors, fenced yard, three deep lot only one block from Kercheval Home FINE FAMILY HOME, well mamtamed and bedrooms OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 needs work, but priced to sell, With most homes decorated, three bedroom, one and one half OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 -.FARMS center entrance m the area valued much higher bath home near schools and shoppmg LlVIng ColomaI Three bedrooms, one and one half GROSSE POINTE SHORES room WIth flrpnlace breakfast room. Im- baths. pane!erl recreat!!ln room, all natura! SPACIOUS SEMI.RANCH near Farms Park mediate occupa"ncy woodwork, fresh decor, new furnace, extra m- Situated III a pnme location on a beautltut corner site just 01I Lakeshore thIS Comfortable famdy home Withfour bedrooms, sulatlon 432McKINLEY ISthe place, KAREN OUTSTANDING French Provmclal home has all the amcmtles you would ex' two baths, and pleasant family room Outstand. KNUDSON wtll be your hostess Price reduc. pect m an offermg of thiS caliber and MORE' The versatile floor plan II1clurles mg recreatIOn room, central all' conditlolllng YORKSHIRE - Featunng a well designed center ed a large first floor master SUite,a stunnmg marble foyer featunng a graclou,> hallway plan With not only a very S}:laCIOUS Circular staircase to three generous bedrooms and two baths on the second 26X16 hvmg room but also featunng a large EXQUISITE FARMHOUSE - Completely floor, first floor laundry room With lavatory and powder room, and a fully FARMS McKINLEY Newer bUilt ml974 WIthall kitchen, family room and screened porch renovated, all new kitchen and oak cabinets, eqUiPped designer kitchen to dehghl the fUSSiest gourmet cook' Loads of the modern construchon features along With UpstaIrs features fIVe bedrooms and three three bedrooms, family room, hvmg room and beautiful carpetmg and decoralor wmdow treatments are al.,o mcluded the popular "open" floor plan, Ideal for your baths Priced to allow for your decoratmg dmmg room floors stlpped, refinished Stam- entertammg flow Neat family room With budget ed glass wmdows In hVlng. dmmg room and This fme offerIng features quahty throughout and I'>m ab,>olule!\ mlnl (on Frankhn stove and bookshelves All new car. kItchen Hearth 111 hvmg room has decorative dltlon Don't walt to call B84-0600 for the excll1l1gdelalb' . petll1g 111 1983and a large garage tiles from France over 100 years old New brick walkway. charmmg. must see CONDO- STUNNING two bedroom, two and one half bath condo at Shorepomte Many custom RADNOR CIRCLE - FARMS, hrst floor features, private area, central aIr, custom bedrooms, near the "HIli", charming home moldmgs, parquet floonng, professIOnally de. With two full baths, natural fireplace, sprmkler system, two car garage corated OUTSTANDING ENGLISH home With five bed- NEAR BROWNELL, one and one half story home rooms, three and one half baths, famdy room m excellent condition Kitchen and baths and garden room Natural woodwork and eight-panel doors Breakfast room With cor- S~ KERCHEVAL AVENUE GROSSE POINTE fARMS mode rillzed, newer roof, Florida room With ss_ oeoo 'hot tub 882.5200 ner cabmets i ...... """ ...... __ ...... - ...... - •...-...r-"...-..--...... -.--.-.,...... ,...... ,..-.~~~~~-----.,. Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange ~E PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY l.!!.l BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ Remodeling information available S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE : Whatever home Improve- franknes!>. Inlegrlty and respon. Grosse POinte Woods ment project you dre dbout to slbl1l1y In dealing With Ihe pub Write now! II begin, the Ndllondl Home 1m ilL Tu &,~,g'~ ~eat~ provement Council pro\ Ide .. CIIJ1lt; PI evelltlOn CoalltlOn j valuable Informdtlon from qdrl l.lox (,GOU "llllen ....all,., alld f'r;I'ltd., irf' l1WII" 886.8710 to flnlsh In Ih free broLhure. norr<:\lllli' M PRESTIGEOUS LOCATION, move-In condltlOn Superb hVIng m thiS lovely center entrance semi ranch m Grosse POinte Shores Master bedroom With pnvate bath, powder room, family room. first OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 floor laundry and much more NEW OFFERING, 59 LAKESHORE - All the <.hdrm ot d turn 01 the centul\ rec;ldence and all the com elll£'nc{' 01 d IlCII OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 64 FONTANA LANE home Beautiful \\ ood" ork dnd ledded gla;,s \\ mdo\\ .., ne\\ kitchens and b the Park, a flOe three bedroom brick Colomal Immediate Occupancy f Chdrmmg lhree bedroom tYoOdnd one half bath Cololllal m the Park LIVing giVing you many convemences mcludlng room \,Ith fireplace. COLyden. kitchen hd::' eatmg area Well land;,caped lot mamtenance free aluminum trim and no-wax t floonng In kitchen Basement and garage Top conditIOn W-60BEA) 886-5800 CUSTOM BUlL T COLONIAL Grand center hall ~\~ I Coloma I, lmmaculatp]\ m N ./",:-,-.-! .. :if' GROSSE POINTE CITY 885-2000 .. CAPTIVA TED CHARM In a hlghl} desirable TRADITIONAL COLONIAL Excellent family .., Woods area ThiS beautiful Colomalls m superb home In convenient Grosse POinte Park loca .. condition from Inside out New floorIng In kitchen tlOn, close to public and parochial schools .. and natural flreplaced family room, Flonda room, FIrst floor den or fourth bedroom flmshed .. two and one half car garage, all aluminum trim. basement With recreation room. updated kit- .. new concrete porch and professlOnallandscapmg chen and enclosed breezeway $89 000 .. $75,500 (S-64RAY) 777-4940 (G.84BER) 886-4200 A GORGEOUS ENGLISH located In Wmdmlll LOCHIvlOOR IN THE \\I'OODS In additIOn to a Pomte SubdlHslon, Yoalklng dIstance to One of a kmd home styled for gracIous hvmg All Live on the lake - most rooms overlook the water flOe location, thiS outstandmg ranch has lakefront park A spacIous home With four the beaut v and qua hty of the old plu~ the ne\\ Bedutlful panehng and SpaCIOUSrooms make thIS numerous speCial features Formal dmmg bedrooms on second floor With two and one decor and reno\ alton de~lr~il lor tOO,1\ ~ Ii\ 109 thl' houc;e for the speCial buyer OWNER WANTS room and large eating space 10 kitchen half baths, two bedrooms on thm! rloor With A mu;,t ,ee home - Call for d prev\e\\ TO ~ELL' beamed ceiling family room With large brick bath. spacIous family room. hvmg room and fireplace and glase; doorwall to covered tel' recreation room A showcase of quahty and Umque one dnd one half .,tOrl home on Fdlrho]mr 10 the \\ood~ 1' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 ------,------Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange .... • ~E PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY When you !1st your home with .. CENTURY 2J LOCHMOOR we OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 . \&I BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ 0n1u~ ~ place a picture of your reSidence 446 Lexlllgton - G P F (u::C-- J In the Macomb M L S book as well •I ur21 281 Beaupre - G P F us It1 the Grosse Pomte E'(change 22466 Be,lch -- S C S • LOCH MOOR • Wi liam J. Champion & Company book You can double YOllr home's 5672 Ldnnoo - DetrOlI expo~ure by !lstmg It with us' I -. "FIRST OFFERING - SPARKLl!'\G :\EWEH 2JJ STEPHE:\S - OPEN SATURDAY-J 105 - 884-5280 . COLONIAL nedr the Village fedtures three TillS CUSTOM BUILT RESIDENCE of • superb ~uahty offers a first floor master !>Ulte FIHST Of'FEHING _ ELEGANT well mamtamed Coloma I In a beautiful locatIOn of the Pdrk l<'ourbed p bedrooms. one and one half bdth:., hI,lIlg room lOoms, Iwo bathrooms, new furnace, kitchen and mOIl'" Very, very clean , \\ Ith natural fireplace fOlnul dUllng loom mcludmg tll'O Idrge bedlooms, sltllng room ;!. and 1\\0 lull bath!>. hbrar) and lower level .. kllchen \\lth eatmg space den ne\\el roof dnd ,- entertdmment center both \'dth flreplace~, t>6B PEMBERTON - INVITING ftve bedroom, three and one half bath Colomallll an excellent locatIOn furnace and mamcured \dl d Pledse cdll tOl ot the Park Recently pam led and decorated New kitchen, hbrary and more PI Ice Reduced \,OUI personal appollltm'ent Ihree addlhondl bedrooms and tll'O and one hdlf bdths A special hou!>e' 44&LEXINGTON - SPRAWLING ranch III d ,uper locatIOn of the Fal ms Cox and Baker custom bUllt 872 BEHKSHIRE - OPEN Sl \D \'1 2 to i - ~10\ E RIGHT 1:\ thl::'darhng three tx>droom, one wllh many amelllt)('s sm,h dS dtlached gal age, flmshed basement and more I I THE \\ INDING ST\IRCASE greet:. )OU III thl::' lovel\' four bedloom t\\O dnd one hdlf dud one hall b LARGER THA:'\ IT LOOK~' ThiS cute three bed EXCEPTIO,,\AL CAPE COD m the Farms offers three bedrooms, ldmll) room, den, Mutschler room bnck ranch III the \\ oods has d ,paclOu::, hvmg room IIIth SUI1lI~picture IIlIIdo\\ kit kllchen cenlrdl mr attached garage and con- I I,ement locatam nedr schools and shoppmg A chen II, Ith eating area attached gal age and J a large pm ate yard $67 000 mu"t ,ee' $9,1 900 HA:\'DSQ:llE CD. TER H \LL COLl),'..;I \L m the QlIET CliL DE SAC 1:\ THE FAR\IS IS the !>Ite elt\ has been lolalh redecOl ated' fhel e .11e tor Ihls slunmng house Hlghhghts mclude the tour bedrooms 1\\0 and one hdlf balhs, entlo::. step dOlIn 11\ mg room, adjacent nell screen I'd terrace ne\l kllchen that 11'111Impress the ed porch, attached garage, famll) room \1 Ilh separate heat and air condltlomng recl eatlOll culInary experls, ne\\ family room With fire- FOUR GOOD REASONS TO MAKE YOUR MOVE THIS JUNE place. five bedrooms, Ihree and one half baths, room \\ I!h marble floor and 1\ et bdr and dttached garage and recrealJon room With *AFFORDABLE, AVAILABLE MORTGAGE FINANCING securlt) s)stem $17~900 fll eplace "HOME AND LANDSCAPING CAN BE PRESENTED MOST ATTRACTIVELY "SEASONAL MARKET CONDITIONS CREATE MORE MARKET ACTIVITY "HOME PREVIEWING TIMES EXTENDED BY LONGER DAYLIGHT HOURS Member of Ihe CURRENT OFFERINGS LOCATED' ON THE HILL' Glosse Pomte Real Estate Exchange m Grosse Pomte Farms Macomb Board of RealtOi s " * Recently Reduced *" across from Perry Drugs DetrOIt Board of Realtors BARRINGTON Good value for do It yourselfer FISHER ROAD Adorable four bedroom, three Four bedroom, Iwo bath bungalow bath Coloma I, family room With fireplace WILLIAMSBURG Two bedroom. one and one COUNTRY CLUB CONDO Luxury two bedroom half bath courtyard condo With carport townhouse With recreatJOnal faclhtles GROSSE POINTE OFFICE NEW ON TH E MARKET LAKEPOINTE Umque three bedroom contem- WHITTIER ClaSSICfive bedroom English Tudor 90 Kercheval porary With mdoor pool, paneled library III Immaculate condllJon Family room, new Grosse POinte Farms kitchen, porch I BEDFORD GracIOus fIve bedroom Coloma I With DANBURY LANE Freshly decorated three bed- 884.6200 family room, sun room, first floor laundry, room, two and one half bath new England Col- ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE patIO and three car garage omal on private lane FamIly room WIth fire- place 23815 t: Jefferson TOURAINE Beautifully Mlcou-bullt traditIOnal TAPPAN AND r~APPANAND Colomal, foul' fireplaces, elegant master bed- MAHYLAND Budget pnced t",o-fanllly Three ivldlr 8t Shores room SUite, paneled library, enclosed porch bedrooms III each umt ASSOCIATES 775-6200 l6SS0CIATES GREAT OFFERINGS ALL OVER BERKSHIRE Take another look at thISwell pric- WESTCHESTER Ideal family home - four bed- ed five bedroom Colomal Great for a large room, three and one half bath attractlve Col- famIly omal Withhbrary and sun room Beaullful ter- race and yard NOTTINGHAM Nice first home With expansIOn space Three bedroom bungalow With flmsh- PEMBERTON Air condItIOned chalet-styled four I'd hardwood floors bedroom Colomal Withden and newer furnace BALFOl]R Elegant pIllared Colomal, four bed- rooms llius ~xtra fllmlly swte or office Panel- BERKSHIRE FIve bedroom Amerlc~n Colomal ,. ed library With fireplace WIth family room 'and enclosed vreezeway ---f MOTIVATED SELLERS McMILLAN T1ansferee wI11deal' Now's Ihe tlme BARRINGTON Very motivated owners Willlook FIRST OFFERING - ONE OWNER three POPULAR HARPER WOODS STREET IS the If you're lookmg for a mfly Tudor m the at all offers on cozy three bedroom, two bath bedroom ranch, newly pamted InsIde and out, With locale for thIS mcely decorated and updated three Farms Three bedrooms and den bungalow WIth tile roof central air condltIonmg and Immediate occupan bedroom ranch Offers hVlllg room With fireplace, III III OPEN HOUSE cy' In a most convement locale and pnced at on- eatlllg space kitchen, recreation room base- ly S54,900! Call 884-6200 for more detaIls ment With full bath and free standmg fireplace 957 FISHER Many Improvements m last five years Porch off kitchen would be converted to famIly room Call 884-6200 for details SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 710 NOTRE DAME 881.8900 ~ Edgar bassociateS DRAMATIC LAKEFRONT contemporary desIgn EXCELLENT INCOME OPPORTUNITY awaIts 114KERCHEVAL 886-6010 I'd by noted architect for hIS personal residence for you to own thIS well mallltamed two family 111- This fIVebedroom, four and a half bath home con- come on a popular street 111 DetrOIt Umts feature tams an abundance of amemtles The use of red- leadetl glass and hardwood floors Good rentals wood, gramte, the finest appliances, quahty hard- prOVide excellent return Call 884 6200 for an OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ware and specIal IIghtmg are combmed to make appomtment' thiS truly outstandmg home Call 834-6200 19960 E. CLAIRVIEW CT. OPEN THIS SUNDAY 2.5, COME AND VISIT!! ~~. 17213E JEFFERSON - Two bedroom. t\\O bath townhouse With updated kitchen With large eatlllg area and central all' for comfort III summer' 884-6200 1011 S RENAUD - SpaCIOUScustom three bedroom ranch on lovely corner lot With famlly room. sprmkler system, central air and flllished basement WIth bath 20860WILDWOOD - Lovel) t",o bedroom Harper Woods co-op With one bath, kitchen \Hth appliances hvmg room and dmmg "L" Nice second floor umt' 7756200 ' APPEALING AND SOPHISTICATED ap propnately descnbe the decor mthe Grosse Pomte ALSO AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT ... Shores Colomal Excellent house for famll) or cou- GHOSSE POINTE BLVD - Four bedroom, two ONE OF THE BEST BUYS IN THE POINTES ple that enJoy space enough to entertam )'et Ihe " WASHINGTON - Four bedroom, three and one Large hvmg room With natural fIreplace, SpaCIOUS half bath Colomal With library, custom kIt- and a half bath contemporary WIth hbrary, mlJmacy of the paneled library \\Ith fireplace dmmg room and eat-Ill kitchen 1\vo bedrooms and chen, central aIr 884-6200 garden room. central all'. many amemlles VIEW OF THE LAKE FROM ALL MAJOR 884-6200 a bath plu!>a large expandable second floor Nice ROOMS house, mce qUiet court' t I W DOYLE - Neat Ihree bedroom ranch Wllh family room, liVing room With fireplace and MEADOW LANE - Three bedroom Colomal on bay 775-6200 lovely dead end street "'Ith fanuly room. cen- \ \~~!1, kfl/ tral air, natural fireplace, newer decor '~'~~-' HAMPTON - REDUCED TO $72,500 Three 884-6200 bedroom Colomal With famJ1y room WIth fIreplace, flmshed basement and Immediate CLAIRVIEW CT - Roomy four bedroom home occupancy 884-6200 With see through fIreplace from IIvmg room to family room, fmlshed basement 775-6200 RENAUD - Four bedroom Colomal off Lakeshore With hbrary, flmshed basement, screened ter- E OUTER DRIVE - Three bedroom Colomal race, attached garage 884-6200 WIth master sUite With beam celllllg and skyhghl Also hardwood floors, updated baths SMALL CONDOMINW'I1 SECOND FLOOR ..,..,~ £14'\1',1'\ - ~I..!\s~!r JPl.J DESIGN' j\FI;'ORD}\fH~'" J'\J' • ; OJ' v....~,; Exccl!ert !cc~l1cn fer retirement 0f JUcI c:;t::\f PRICE Assume a high balance Land Conlract ling out " One bedroom all appliances fully With seven years remammg Remodeled kItchen, carpeted L1Vem Gros~e Pomte City [or $40,000 THIS WEEK'S FEATURE HOME ... ne", "mng and recent extenor pamt\ng ThiS With access to publiC transportatIOn and WOller three IJ(>droomhome feature~ a hbrary fireplaces front park use FIRST OFFERING - Hand~ome custom brick m both 11\lIlg room dnd recreation room Colomal sItuated on one of the most deSirable streel~ III the "Shores" ThIS Mast bUilt home has II ,~" many outstanding qualities Bellullful ground~, Circular drive, marble foyer, formal lIvmg room With fireplace. dmmg room \l,lth shdlllg doom all to patiO overlookmg large pnvate yard, famIly room WIth parquet floor, fireplace, pickled oak panehng, den With wet bar, kitchen "'Ith SpaCIOUS eatlllg area, five bedrooms, four full baths. two half baths, central air, burglar/fire security !>ystem ThIs home lends Itself to year round enter- tammg and enjoyment By appomtment only at LOW 20 YEAR FIXED RATE MORTGAGE 1l84-6200 975% money avmlable to a qualified purchaser on TWO FAMILY FLAT Buy to live III or buy for thl~ thre(' bedroom Colomal on Lannoo Newer fur- an mveslment or do both' I , Three bedrooms III WON'T YOU LET TAPPAN HELP YOU SELL YOUR HOME OR FIND nace, roof, aluminum Irlm, and storms and each uml Separate furnaces and tenants pay all A NEW ONE?? CALL TODA YII screens Move-m condition, motivated seller their own utilities Good mcome potentIal 1 , \ ~ -~--~--- _"--_._ ...... Cd .... - • • .. '¥ • Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-8 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~ 939BLAIR MOOR - OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 - Custom bUill Colomal with bolh a hbrary and a spacIous ~im $afO~ family room, each with a natural fireplace A large kitchen with new bUilt-in apphances and ~~~ne£1 .inc. plenty of eatmg space Other highlights Include four family Slle bedrooms, tWQand one half bath~, new carpeting throughout and beautifully landscaped grounds with patIO You wlll not find a better buy at $167,000 17108 MACK LAKESHORE DRIVE - ThIs elegant residence IS Jusl north of Yacht Club and features a 30 foot family room, clruclar driveway, central alarm system and a surprisIng affordable pflce Call 886.9030 us for additIOnal detaIls L':\DEP. $50,000 ,\ Grossc Po,ntc Woods brick r:mch th:lt \"o:.:!d r:1.:l!w :l grc.:lt sl:>r1cr NORWOOD - Priced In the mid Sixties, thiS ranch has an updated kitchen, good SiZedfamily room and a great recreatIOn room HARPER WOODS - Located on a qUiet cui de-sac, thiS three bedroom bungalow features spacIOus rooms and a fourteen foot family room ST CLAIR SHORES RANCH - Just reduced, thiS sharp brick home features a large fenced yard, attached two car garage and a prICe of $64,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 939 Blalflnoor, GPW OPEN SUNDAY 12.3 905 BERKSHIRE Gorgeous l>IXbedroom Enghsh Tudor With four and one half baths, hbrary, kitchen With bay Win Youngblood dowed breakfast room and butlers pantry, natural fIreplace m basement recreatIOn room, hardwood ReaU" I/\C. floors With cherry wood borders, plus, a beautJ fu! three story stained glass skyhght' • Open Sun- day 12-3 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 976 BARRINGTON - Beautiful five bedroom bnck EnglIsh Tudor With two full baths, completely re dewrated, dmlng room, marble Sills, refllllshed hardwood floors, plus, set up for 'mother-m law' apartment'l Call today for more fantastic information on thiS super home 1 1345LAKE POINTE - Redecorated 1 I Newer four bedroom ColomaI With large modern kitchen WithbUIIl-m dishwasher, one and one half baths, basement With recreabon room (semJ-flmshedl Call nowll FIRST OFFERING - Meadow Lane Three bed- room, one and one half bath English Den m RIDGEMONT - Absolute A-I condition' I Decorated beautifully WIth newer carpet and beaubful earth Lavatory In basement 50 foot lot Great tone decor, three bedrooms, formal dmmg room, recreabon room, garage ThiS locatIOn In the Farms Farms locatIOn IS as appealmg as the home Itself' Pflce reduced to $79,90011 FIRST OFFERING - Lochmoor Boulevard At- 20720MARTER ROAD - ThiS home IS perfect for entertamlng' Gorgeous family room which leads to tractive Coloma I on popular tree hned street a beaullful awmng covered patio With gas gnll and lights, modern kitchen With appliances Park Extra large family room With bar and fire- servIces pick up the kids m front of the house I Not to mention all the other extras three bedrooms, place and doorwall to wood deck and terflflc t",o and one half baths, central air, and an attached garage Only $99,9001 t free form pool with Jacuzzi Bathhouse Flrsl floor master bedroom and one and one half 1453NOTI'INGHAM - Excellent house for a large fanllly'! Second floor remodeled 11119801Leaded gla~s baths Two bedrooms and one and one half and natural wood throughout, large hvmg room With natural fireplace, formal dining room, five baths on second central air, sprinkler system bedrooms, cozy den, one and one half baths, two car garage I Morell $52,500 and two car attached garage with Circle drive 1434-36SOMERSET - If you have been thinking about makmg that first mveslment, thiS ISa great place FIRST OFFERING - Englehardt near Marter McKINLEY Farm Colomal Newer kItchen, to start' If thiS Isn't your first It'S a beauty to add to your list An excellent Investment' Great Road In St Clair Shores Three bedroom one newer furnace, hot water heater and msulabon rental area of Grosse Pomte Park' Call today for particulars and to make arrangements for a pflvate bath ranch Newer furnace and central aIr Three bedroom one and one half baths Jalouslz- showmg'l Alummum trim and gutters Recreation room ed porch Recreallon room With fireplace Two car area Patio Immediate possessIOn $4B,900 garage 20316VAN AN1,'WERP - ExceptIOnal home' Grosse Pomte Schools, full bath master bedroom, recrea- tIOn room In basement With another bath and wet bar' Three bedrooms, bnck patio WIth pool for EDGEMERE - GracIOus SIXbedroom, four and summer enjo,ymentlll Ver:y nice landscapmgll Call today for more detallst1 onf1half b~1k ~\lJprniMm prml:l;l,far~ ,q~-, NOTRE DAME near Jefferson Convement to ,.. tlOnon 235X 15210l Library ana garden room transportatIOn and Bon Secour iiosplfal Four ,- Beautlfully landscaped yard With pool Green- bedroom two and one half bath Colomal house Too many amemtles to mention Call 21x 24 foot garden room With Franklin stove for details 60 foot lot Two car garage Price reduced EDGEMERE - Temflc Farms location Four NEW ON THE MARKET! bedroom three bath center hall Colomal Master bedroom With fireplace on first floor Paneled hbrary IOOXI52IlIcely landscaped lot Two car garage N EDGEWOOD - Immediate possessIOn Attrac- tive three bedroom two bath ranch FamIly room With fireplace Screened and glass enclosed terrace Two recreatIOn rooms cen- tral air, lawn spnnkler system, secuflty sys- .'f~ tem and two car attached garage Great BIG HOME FEATURES abound LAKEFRONT ThiS Immaculate Shores locatIOn $165,000 HURRY' ThIS three bedroom beauty has a large family room In thiS cute two bedroom Cape three bedroom ranch has been lov- FORDCROFT - Great newer area of the Shores WIth a raIsed hearth and pegged Cod Pme paneled hvmg room and mgly maintained The large faml- fIrst floor laundry BUilt-ms m bed- Iy room, hvmg room, and master on a dead end street Four bedroom three and S OXFORD Four bedroom two bath two story hardwood floors You get an eat- mg area m the kitchen and another rooms Large lot Its pnCed to sell bedroom overlook the lake one half bath Colomal First floor master bed- Contemporary FamIly room RecreatIOn room fireplace In the hvmg room It Situated on a large lot Il has a room 30foot family room FIrst floor laundry plus a den With fireplace m basement Central aIr won't last long 433 Malson Open guest home on the grounds Attached garage WIth Circular drive Central Three car attached garage air Burglar alarm and lawn sprmkler QUick Sunday possessIOn SOMERSET - Near CharlevOIX Two family bnck flat Two bedrooms In each umt HAMPTON ROAD III the Shores. Four bedroom Separate utilities $79,000 BY APPOINTMENT two and one half bath Colomal on BOfoot lot "~ 'p ,,' Two adjacent family room, one WIthfireplace SUNNINGDALE m the Shores Attractive center First floor laundry area Fmlshed basement entrance four bedroom three and one half balh .~.~~ Central air Two car attached garage Colomal LIbrary Flonda room Brand new , kitchen WIthbreakfast room Freshly pamted HAMPTON ROAD - Grosse Pomte Park near throughout New brick patio New furnace and Jefferson Four family flat Two bedrooms central aIr Two car attached garage each umt Separate basements, furnaces and Reduced utilItIes $97,000 WASHINGTON ROAD - GracIOus resldencev.lth HILLCREST - Center entrance hall Coloma I mne large bedrooms and five and one half YAMASAKI DESIGNED and hid-- REDUCED In prIce, thiS four-five BUlLT FOR A GOVERNOR lhls Three bedrooms two and one half baths Den baths 16X 19 lIbrary With fireplace 18x 20 den away on a secluded cui de sac bedroom, three and one half bath home IS loaded With fme qualIty Recreabon room With fireplace 75X 150 lot draWing room With fireplace plus a 14X20 m the FARMS The tn-level floor claSSIC IS located 10 the FARMS architectural detail Located on a near Ridge Road rhe master bedrooms IS garden room Newer kitchen 151x320 lot A plan ISsuffused v.lth I1ght and ISa and Within walkmg dIstance to secluded bnck paved street, It has 28x 14 Three car garage great famlly home delIght for owner and guests ahke schools, churches and shoppmg many money saving Improve- SItuated on a I 6acre lot, It has SIX- You also get a famIly room, bre.ak. ments Four family bedrooms, KENWOOD - Near St Pauls Lovely and GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD - SpaCIOUSCol- seven bedrooms and five bath,> fast room and central aIr guest SUite, apartment, SIXbaths SpaCIOUSGeorgian Colomal 18X25foot morn- o!llal bUIlt m 1967on over two acres of pnme and five car garage mg room With fireplace 30 foot hbrary With land Library With fireplace and bar FamIly fireplace Covered screened porch Ample room Screened terrace EIght bedrooms and bedrooms and baths Will accommodate al- SIXand one half baths Tenms court, pool and most any s;ze family squash court Many fme deluxe features WILLIAMSBURG COURT - Two bedroom one and one half bath condommlUm near East land Convement to expressway Full base. ment Central air $59,500 SAARINEN DESIGNED and lov- BUlL T IN 1981 thiS lUXUriOUs OWNERS TRANSFERRED and LAKELAND - Over 6000 square feel of lIVing mgly mamtalned, thIS fIve bed home has a fabulous kItchen and ready to sell thiS attractive fire area In thiS updated Engl1sh manse Llhrary room, four and one half bath con. famIly room You get true bedroom, four and one half bath WIth fIreplace 30 foot sunroom Master bed- temporary home IS sItuated on a economy ""Ith the extra insulatIOn English Tudor With a modern kIt room has sitting room With fireplace Three ,,"'- large private lot In the FARMS and sophisticated heating and chen, greenhouse, paneled hbrary ~~ ~~ t additional bedroms for family plus maids or Must be seen to be appreCiated coohng system Four bedrooms and new spnnkler system LAKESHORE LANE - Three bedroom ranch guest rooms, plus an apartment o"er the three and two and one half beautlful T .1hrarv and famIly room RecreatIOn room Cen- car attached garage 173x 17')lot ImmedIate baths tral aIr Two car attacned garage 00 lool lut p Open Sunday 2:00-5:00 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1055Devonshire - FIve bedroom, two and 0lle half bath Coloma I WIth CIrcular dnve and sprinkler system Willdemere Place Deluxe Condominiums Lake Shore and Provencal 431 Malson - see Ne"" on Market above 394 Lakeland - SpacIOus EnglIsh Great locatIOn - $310000 4221Grayton - Three bedroom Colomal, natural woodwork, heated Floflda room 10 N Edgev.ood - Three bedroom tv.o bath ranch FamIly room H4 GrO'ise Pomte Boulevard - Four bedroom'> three baths Family room BORLAND..JOHNSTON .t\!!WOC!lates of Many, Many More by Appointment Kercheval Ave. ",cll111Ror BUyJnR Our Fll1l11mc Profc'i"lonal'i ArC fc,ldy 10 help C,l1l1ol!,IV £Q~ 886.3400 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue Mi'lv"'u (J!,!'(J\lf£ (,I' 'lillll> III,," (J!ll'm/le /'{/ru'l/, '{!lliol ,..TWOlht _ Tile lie ...... fItopIe f 886.3800 884-6400 l~-;''::' , h 'Feature Page Twelve-B Thursday, June 6, 1985 Elegant f/J.(Jt1zte Eating Counter Points A !>election of recipes from the By Pat Rousseau low-calorie, low-cholesterol - and penny-wise - collection of Thyra Grey Howard and Helena DeWitt Father's Day ISJune 16and edmund AHEE t. Roth, featuring this week, more jewelry co. lS ready with a new selectIOn of handsome FOODS THAT BEAT DISEASE. 1-4Kgold cuff hnks 10 twenty styles, some wlth precious stones. Choose a memorable gift for your Dad, now at '" '" '" 20139 Mack at Oxford Open Fridays until 8 p.m , 886- Leafy green vegetables - let- -4600 tuce. kale and spinach - supply much of the body's nutl ients. Let- * tu."e l-UlltdiJl!> dildgic and foilc aCid, Sun Dressing at the POinte FashIOns considered cancer fighters, plus mcludes solrd color or pnnt sun dresses in ,itamins A, B comple~, C and E. casual or dressy styles some with jackets. iron, potassium and calcium. Other Cotton or cotton blends. No charge for altera sources of folic acid are spinach, deep green vegetables, liver, peas tlOns at 15112 Kercheval, 822-2818 and beans. Kale and spinach head * * • the nutrition list because they con. E\ en "01 e supel sel \ I(e at the \oll e D.lI11ePharmac) For tain a substantial amount of chlor(}- \ OUI pi escriptlOn COlli emence and IIlCOllle ta" recol ds. the \olre ph) II, which combats the tendency D.lme Ph.lrmaC\ is no\\ computel ized of cancer-causing agents to cause • • genetic damage to body cells. - The Vintage Pointe has a great varie- Spinach contains nearly two dozen of the trace minerals essential to ,>-"l Po~ ty of sparkling wmes for the season's wed- good health and has only 28 ~ -;;: dmgs, college graduations and summer par- calories per half cup. .•. ties There's also a wide price range. For those of you who prefer non-alcoholIc wines, you'll * '" '" .. fmd a good selection Kercheval at Notre BROWN RICE AND '= Dame Open seven days a week. evenings SPINACH CASSEROLE too, 885-0800 2 quarts washed spinach leaves Glenn A. Wesselmann, of The Shores. Pr.OIO by Tom Greenwood 2 Tbsp. margarine 2 Tbsp. flour 2 cups skim milk nettlE CREek SAVE 1/2 cup vinegar 30% off a/l in-stock and custom-order fur- ~ Pointer of Interest 1/2 cup grated Parmesan ntture du ring the month of June But don't cheese delay for the best selection and delivery By Michael McConnell and renovations. Farley retired as we can now do a better Job of tak- Salt to taste stop at 17110 Kercheval NOW Open Thurs- Glenn A Wesselmann, the PreSI. preSident and ChIef Executive Of- Ing care of mdlviduals and we Will fIcer of St Clair Health Corpora- 1/4 tsp. nutmeg days until 9 p. m Fridays until 8 p. m dent and ChIef Executive OffIcer of We like to be as personal and com- tion and St John Hospital early 6 cups cooked brown rice . 882-0935 5t Clair Health CorporatIOn and mitted as possible" St John Hospital, IS lookmg for- last year 1/2 cup whole wheat bread • * Toward thiS end, Wesselmann crumbs '" ward to the opemng of the hos- Wesselmann began his tenure at Imporlant l'pkeep .. 'Iutschler Kitchen's O",n ('ream Polish said that St John IS as current In pItal's new Concentrated Care St John In 1979as Executive VIce modern technologies as any hos- Place the spinach in a large ket- olndLemon 011. for )our fine furniture and cabinetry. Alsoavail. BUlldmg thiS Sunday, June 9 able at 2022; 'lack -\\enue. are trash compacter containers b) Whirl- PreSIdent and Chief Operating Of- pital in the state and probably the tle with just the" ater clinging to pool and Kltchen--\id . 884-.1;00 "The new bUlldmg," saId ficer after spendmg more than 20 most well-eqUipped hospital on the the lea~ es. Cover and cook until • * Wesselmann, "WIll help us to re- years In administrative capacIties east side of DetrOlt Also, all pa- wilted. Drain "'ell. Squeeze out ex- spond to emergencIes and the day- at the Memorial Hospital for tient rooms are now being carpeted cess water and chop. I An End-Of-The-Year ... thank you for your Cancer and Allied Disease in New m soft colors m an attempt to qUIet favorite teacher could be a gift certificate from to-day actiVIties more effectively It WIll upgrade our serVIces .. York the hospital environment Melt the margarine, stir in the L..,;..a the School Bell, 17904 Mack Avenue. flour and gradually blend in the I," .. * .. The five-story bUlldmg repre- He became interested in hospital Wesselmann IS chairman of the skim milk. Stir in the vinegar. Mix- sents a 250,000square foot addition administration as a result of a two- Sisters of Samt Joseph Manage- ture will curdle but as it heats and has padding keep your EdJm)is-zewski ~ to to the hospital It will contam new year stint as a U S Army MedICal ment System Planning CommIttee is stirred, it will smooth out. Heat Dhurries from slipping Free parking in front of 21435 faclhhes for labor, delivery, pedia- Corpsman In the mld-1950s and a member of the ASSOCIationof while stirring, until mixture thick- Mack 776-5510 triCS, mpatlellt and outpatient sur- AmerICan Medical Colleges Coun- ens, Stir in the cheese, salt and nut- A I'~sldent of Grosse Pomte ,,:1 cl '!'mching Hospitals. for which , ' '" . . gery, critrcal and coronary care, Shores, Wesselmann saM be enjoys meg. admitting, emergency, Express he has served as InstItutIonal Rep- Check The Ne\\ Look ... at Miner's hiS community hfe "St John has resentative smce 1971 Grosse Pointe. The stock of dresses has been Care, radIOlogy and a laboratory one of the best records in the coun- Mix the spinach and the rice into Of. the sauce and pour into an oiled s\4ltched "'Ith Miner's store in Birmingham try In terms of community sup- He said the move here from Come see al 3;5 Fisher Road. The Emergency Center IS desig- casserole. Sprinkle top with bread port." he sa Id Memonal Hospital III New York, nated as one of 50 major emergen- crumbs and dot with 1 tablespoon • • • where he had spent 20 years was an cy trauma centers In the natIOn margarine. Bake in preheated 325 Wesselmann ISa graduate of the easy tranSItion "I knew a lot of Memo to all working women: The The hospItal handles almost 50,000 Cornell UnIversity Graduate degree oven for 20 minutes. Makes people here I grew up m OhIOso I fitness advantage reaps such patIents a year. Accordmg to Wes- School of Business and PublIc Ad- 8 to 10 servings. J,~ was still a mldwesterner at heart" • benefits as increased energy, a selmann, the Express Care feature mlmstratlOn where he received a Calories about 253 for each of 10 MU- feeling of well-bein,g and a Sf>Me of the new center will allow qUIcker Master of Business Admmlstratlon of discipline. Vital OptIons Exercise invites you to treatment for mmor illnesses and degree With dIstmctlOn He holds Wesselmann and hiS wife, Gene- servings. Cholesterol about 6 mp;s. enroll in a summer class on the second floor of the injuries. "I think we are seemg an undergraduate degree from vieve have three children, who share one abldmg family character- Walton-Pierce Building in the Village Call 884-7525 for more of an emphaSIS on out-patIent Dartmouth College care," saId Wesselmann IStIC- an mterest In cookmg "We '" * '" a schedule. Ask us about Diet Options, our new con- Wesselmann's commumty ac- all like to cook," he saId, "probably COLCANNON sultation service. The planning process for the tiVIties include chaIrmanshIp of the because we like to eat " Traditionally an Irish dish, this is .. * * bUIlding was begun In the late 70s east area hospital United Founda- a favorite all over Ireland. How- hon Drive, Leadership DetrOit III. HISson is a profeSSIOnal cook and ever, if kale is unavailable, cabbage ,- The Mole Hole remembers dads and , "We took the staff on a retreat to his eldest daughter manages a talk about the changes we thought LeadershIp DetrOIt Alumm Asso- is often substituted for the kale. grads with a great selection of brass, desk CiatIOn, St John HospItal Guild and French restaurant while she pur 1 . ~~ pers~n.al a~d office accessorie~, the ultimate " we'd need We hope the bUlldmg sues an Interest In wTllIng 1 2 lb pota toes, peeled, and cut WIllreflect not only the needs of the Umted Methodist Church of Grosse into chunks. preCIsIOn tire gage, money clips, frames . Pointe Genevieve Wesselmann has a mas- -. with special monogram touch for all items. staff but also a more comfortable ters degree m nutntion from 1 lb. kale, washed and cut mto envIronment for the patIents " bite-SIze pieces Kercheval at St Clair Open Thursdays un- WESSELMANN SEES changes Wayne State UniverSity til9pm Another reason for the new bUlld- ahead for most hospItals "It's a 1/2 cup skIm milk changmg health care fIeld," he "I like to work WIth wood, so my mg was the need for more space to current avocatIOn is buildIng 1/4 cup evaporated skim milk • '" • said "Most of us don't know what mllk accommoda te the advancements grandfather clocks and mantle m medIcal equipment "The ong- to expect beyond the next fIve 6 scalhons, white and green years or so clocks from kits" WILD WINGS . Is offering for the first time, a mal hospItal was deSIgned in the part, thmly sliced 20% OFF custom frammg special through Father's Day ... 1 Ker- Wesselmann says he also enjoys cheval (al Fisher), 885-4001 Look for )our coupon In Section B. 19508and It dIdn't leave much room "ThiS mstitutlOn has enjoyed a Salt to taste • * • for the technological advance- VIsionary reputatIOn Farley was a tenms, photography and collecting Freshly ground pepper ments that have occurred over the master at plannmg I inherited sea shells Although he's hsted m 2 Tbsp melted margarine Wright's Gift And Lamp Shop .. IS ready for years," Wesselmann said \\Ihat he created" "Who's Who m Amenca," he IS Father's Day with a great selection of cards. It's a con- probably best known to hiS neigh- Cook potatoes until tender in boil- venient place to bring your lamps for repair and just HE CREDITS hiS predecessor, While Wesselmann acknowl- bors by a more familiar SIgnature ing ",ater which has been lightly James T Farley, for hiS far-slght- edges those who complain that St "One of the famIly marks ISan Old sailed. Drain, mash and keep the right shades. Free parking next to the building, edness m antlclpatmg St John Hos- 18650 Mack Avenue John Hospital can be nn Imper- EnglIsh Sheepdog that domtnates warm. Cook kale in boiling salted .. pItal's need for the new facilitIes sonal institutIOn, he adds "We feel the neIghborhood." he said water until tender. Drain and fine- '" * I} chop . Think Williamsburg.. Come in and see our selec- Heat milk and evaporated tion of authentic wall paper, fabrics and paints Also skimmed milk until hot but not save 5- on the balance of our spring silk flower ar- Shortandto thePoint-e----- boiling. 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('ook for 3 to gift items at the Gros'!ePointe GunShop,21006 Mack.41~ block'!north dents named to the Dean's List for lor, of Brooklyn, Mich, was the rank of full colonel In the U S 4 minutes, or until thoroughly ,Id of 8 Mile, 881-5000. the wmter term are Grosse Pomle graduated from the F Edward Air Force Reserve Colonel Ford heated. Makes 3 'iervings. Woods reSIdents Karen ,J. Fern- Hebert School of Medlcme of the serves as U S All' Force Academy Calorie'> per serving about 35. strum, Stephen P. Ferry, Jody A. {]l1Jformcd ServICes Vmverslty of LIaison Officer for thIS area Cholesterol o. Section C 'Sports & classifieds Thursday, June 6, 1985 Sports Lancers douse One look at the Pointe hopes dejected Blue Devils (right) Week proves it Just wasn't South's in districts day in the base- By Peggy o'Connor By Peggy O'Connor wms thiS season South \~III lose ball districts at power-hitters Eugemo, Hennessey ~ ... \. Rule No 1 When facmg Bishop North High last and Waugaman, but hope to com- Saturday. For that Gallagher High School m varsity ~«'*,4~ baseball dlstnct tournaments, do b1l1e a solid core of returnmg Nobody asked me ... matter, it wasn't ,I.,lIf,\£%-.;;:,., players With thIS year's dlstnct ex- " ~~ not allow said Bishop Gallagher to ctllyoody ~ day t=X- pellelKe cllHl cl ~UIIUIJeI 01 c.ompell- Want to knO\\ what I thInk about la!>t week's ~ take a lead of four or more runs Indictment of several men 111 Pittsburgh 10 cept Bishop Galla- ,. early 10 the game tlOn 10 the Conme Mack League, as ... a base for next season The Devlls connectIOn \\ Ith drug charges and Major Lea- gher, which beat Rule No.2 If you break Rule No. gue Baseball? I think It stmks Mamly the part South, 15-2, and I, you don't have to worry about flmshed With a 21-10 record overall about hO\\ much of the 1OformatIOn about North, 10-2. Rose- Rule No 2 WhICh IS exactly what "We expect to see some excellent those mdlCted came from Major League base- ville's Wildcats happened to the varsity squads at competitIOn m that league and that wIll help You have to play thiS ball players who were also 1Ovolved with weren't having South and North in the baseball dis- drugs but who were granted Immumty m tncts at North HIgh on June 1 game as much as pOSSible - IJke any more fun than Gallagher does - to be suc- exchange for their mfol matlOn South's bench, Gallagher (35-6) bounced South, 15-2, m the opemng game and beat cessful," Gnesbaum says What a perfect lesson for the youth of losing 10-0 to the North, 10-2, III the dlstnct fmal FRANK SUl\IBERA'S North Amenca I In short, they now get the Idea that Norsemen. More after the Norsemen had mercled High team (25-12) had a little more you can' play" wIthout paymg as long as pictures of the RoseVille, 10-0. success In its first distriCt game, you make enough money to pay a good district playoffs "You can't let them get ahead of needmg only five mnmgs to take a lawyer And what about the guys (hke Kansas may be found on you because they Just keep gomg mercy rule-shortened 10-U Will over Clty's Willie \'dlson and pltchmg great Vida Page 3C. You get that many runs down the 6-16 RoseVille WIldcats Dan Blue) who have already taken the fall and PhOIOSb~ Elizabeth Carpenterl (South trailed 4-0 after half an mn- Kopltzke pitched the first two mn- spent time In Jall on drug convICtIOns No L ons Gate Un'lmlted mg) and the kids Just lose con- Ings, allowlI1g no hits and stnklng amount of tough talk by baseball commission- fidence, they don't believe they can out two while North batters bUilt a er Peter hen oth on how evervbody con- l'(' come back," said South coach Dan seven-run lead that allowed Sum. nected With I\laJor League basebail - except Griesbaum bera to move him to centerfIeld the players - must undergo drug testmg can South traIled, 7-0, after two mn- and save hiS pltchmg arm for make thiS one go away There's deflmtely mgs, despite sharp efforts from Gallagher III the fmals Craig something wrong when the guys who allegedly catcher Anthony Eugemo and Tom Engel struck out five, allowed sold the drugs and made the connections are L Fellows, who tned to put together a three hits, walked none m flmshlng mdlCted but the guys who allegedly bought the South rally m the second Blue the game drugs (and used them, one presumes) and Devil startmg pitcher RiCk North's Pat Kilchne had two hits blew the whistle can get off Yes,Virginia, the streak is over Leonard gave way to Rico Cor- mcludmg a two-run homer and Almost as unbelievable as ~hat SituatIOn dova, who gave up fIve runs Jerry Denms D'Agnese had two hIts and was the one I caught on a TV news program By Peggy O'Connor phone calls from wire services time ," Wood added Joliet flmshed the game. two RBI Semor Frank Vento got last week after the ternble soccer not m Brus- Sharp-witted Umverslty Liggett newspapers and teleVISIOn statIOn~ South scored m the third Illmng the North offense started, leading sels, BelgIUm The moderator of the program School tenms fans know by now after hiS team's streak ended Wood The entll e east Side, when Sean Bruce walked, Mike off and drawmg two walks, collect- asked one of hi:> guests, the editor of a Bntlsh that the Kmghts' 13-year stnng of himself, however, knew the end was not Just ULS, has ex- Hennessey (who flmshed the year mg a smgle and two stolen bases soccer magazme, what he thought the reason- state tenms champIOnships -long- near some time ago penenced a drought m batting 443) doubled and Rob Kopltzke had two hItS, mcludmg an mg behind the British soccer "hooliganism" est in the nahon's history - ended "You're not going to beat a team top-ranked players III Wood batted m a run on a sharp RBI-tnple Kllcllne's homer With was last Saturday when Kalamazoo that has several natlOnall) recent years South ground smgle The fmal South run pmch-runner Bill Miller on base Hackett outscored ULS, 24 pomts to ranked players With a team whllh Illgh Singles star Thad of the day crossed the plate when ended the game at 10-0. The magazine editor, With a perfectly 20. DetrOit Country Day School has none It Just Isn't gOing 10 hap. Angylls the only West- Rick Waugaman's grounder to first "The kIds did what I asked them straight face, opined as to how he thought that flmshed thIrd With 17 pomts. But pen Well, maybe It'll happen once, el n ranked players on was booted around after Gallagher to do," said Sumbera "They knew the behaVIOr of the Bntlsh soccer fans, partic- the fans may not know EXACTLY but we needed more than once la:>t the ea:>t Side, Wood ace pitcher Dave Peralta (playmg what had happened 111 the first ularly those from Impoverished Liverpool. when the streak ended Bob Wood weekend," Wood Said saId The west, includ- fIrst base after the second inning) game and they responded well was a reflectIOn of the fans' "soclO-economlc agamst RoseVille, puttmg them does ULS, which wa:> ranked No J 111 IIlg teams hke Cran- went for the ball mstead of cover- status" In other WOIds, because they are poor "As soon as It was deCided - at Class CoD, could not hope to com brook which has won mg the bag The pall' of runs were away early so we could get a little andlor Jobless and undereducated, the Liver- 11 35 a m Saturday at Stowe pete With teams likE' Hackett which :>IXstraight state cham- all South could manage rest before facmg Gallagher" • pool fans had a perfect nght to go berserk and StadIUm m Kalamazoo - I Im- had several ranked players Hac" pIOnshIps In Class B "We haven't seen anybody thIS But the way Gallagher was play- cause a bloody not at a sportmg event which mediately went over to the coach of kett was capable of wlnmng all the and hdS three We:>t- season that compare With Galla- mg on Saturday, even a lot of rest killed 38 people and Injured scores more em-ranked players on gher. To beat them, you have to get may not have helped the Norse- Right? - -. Kalamazoo Hackett and congrat- smgles flights With Its many re- ulated hIm. And when It was all turnmg players on a team which lIs middle schOOl team, ahead and stay WIth them m the men The Lancers wasted little Makes perfect sense to me After all, don't over, our kids shook the hands of dropped from Class B to Class CoD seems 10 be gettmg the late innmgs," Gnesbaum saId time m getting on top of North, we all have a perfect nght m thiS world to go the Hackett kids We went out Just competition thiS year ULS had lost top-ranked netters that "Overall, I'm pleased WIth our touchmg Kopltzke for SIX runs m around making other people miserable be- as I thought we would," ULS head five players from last year s cham. ULS and other east Side season. We're a htUe disappomted two mmngs, mcludmg a three-run cause we think we don't have what we de- coach Wood said. plOnshlp squad schools have gotten m we didn't wm the league and a little homer by centerflelder Mike FICI. the past, he added disappo1Oted With the way things who just caught a curve and sent It serve? And, the editor of a "occer magazme In ULS's Mike Fozo won the No 4 "Hackett deserved the wm, we ended on Saturday, but we had an over the fence D'Agnese relleved Great Bntam certainly knO\' ..,Innl e about the smgles flight and John Blrgbauer knew they'd be fonmdable \\'lth . All In all, I was excellent season and accomplished Kopltzke In the bottom of the sec- temperment of the average :>oc.c.cl-mad Cit- and Scott Watson were the stale their returmng players We went pleased \';Ith the behav- a lot of thmgs," he added ond, stnkmg out fIve and walkmg Izen of Liverpool than I champs at No 1 doubles No 1 mto the states as deCided under 101 of our kIds when the Gnesbaum looks forward to next five m closll1g out the game smgles player Mdrc Hunt was run- dogs We did our best The plavers I Just had one questIOn after I turned the n1dlch - and our season, he says, when starters Cor- North got Its fIrst run when Steve ner-up at that flight and I were more relaxed becau<;e show off If the fdns III questIOn were so poor :>tleak - and ended" dova, Leonard and Joliet WIU Pochmara walked, and second Wood was mnundated by tele. we knew It was Just a matter oj Wood saId ' and do\\nt1"Odden, how'd they get enough return The tno combined for 18 (Continued 011 Page :1(') money to travel to Brussels to watch a soccer match In the 11I!>tplace? 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" In /hl' World 885-4670 ; Q ., • • H ...1.- -~"""'P----"""'''''''''''''------_- '''''' '''.'''''''._'''''U'''U_4 -_a ...... -cI • Page Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 G.R Little League Park Majors Bower allowed three hit" 111 flve lI1nll1gs J for J Brdndon KJhhch drove III three' : \'ANKEES'PIR,\TES on the mound Paul Hadad, Andre and Miami lUll" WIth two hits, Matt:. Aller WinS over the Dodger!> and Bo\\er each doubled Andre Prom, Reynold", Tim Sandercott and Tim', A,tro" the Yanks lost, 10 J Kyle Hoye Dalley and MdcDonald played well de Reynold" also h.ld hit, for MIami : • pitched BedndrchlCk, McMillan, Neal fenslvely, a" did Unger, Clowley and Ill:FF \LO-EHIE : Johnson and Bndn Do\\ liS slored Der- Hutherford Rechl pItched fOl Notre ElII.' took an 11-6Willover Buffalo, as • nck SITIIthhad t",o RBI fO! the Pirates, Dame DeBet", Jal VI".lnd Kmlll1el hdd Hobb) Zur"chnuede and Chn!> Dely . : \\ ho got pitchIng from Doy.ns and Dun key hIts Ilenl J tor J and Karl Trost and Jason Cdn l\1c!lllllan Danny l\Imadeo, Hoye Park Instructional Santo \\ ere 2-£01-2at the plate For Buf. dnd Peter Grwm ,cored the Yankee', falo, Andl ell RICCIbatted 2-for-2, as did I uns Ja!>on BedswOI th struck out the AlH FOHCE-AI{ '1\ ChI I" Alff, who tnpled Car tel' Gla"s Id!>lPu ate plleher All' Force outseored Al my 21 Ib COI dnd Jav Rilel drove m two runs each OHIOLES- \Sl'HO~ ey Schloedel hit a homel" dnd a double lor Bu{fnlo Nick Joseph's last IIllllng Tim GI dmhng pitched another com and KevlII St:hroeder University Liggett School spring sports teams honored The Umverslty Liggett School termined athlete, achieved per- record for the 100 meter hurdles Samudrala, Sood and Wendy Wil- were Jack ~'erns and Bob Tumac- omore Shelly Tibbitts, who played girls' track and field team fmished sonal bests in all her events thiS The Most Improved Player lett der. who placed thu'd III the pole halfback and fullback Accordmg their season with an awards cere- year and was a crucial factor m the trophy went to Kavlta Soad Sood, Varsity letters were won by Alex- vaull relay to Coach DaVid Backhurst, Shelly mony on May 23 and a trip to the team's 15.1 record. Never missing who could not run one time around ander, Rebecca Boone, Samantha ULS compiled a flndl recOl d of was "the backbone of the team - Greenhills Relays in Ann Arbor on a meet, Alexander was the team's the track Without stoppmg as re- DeSmet, Judy Go, Elizabeth 11-2, and fJnlshed second to South- tough and tenacIous" May 24 leading scorer, with 114% points cently as March, ended the season Hader, Carol Lmg, Miriam Muel- field ChristIan III the Michigan In- The Most Improved Player At the Annual Sprmg Awards picked up In long Jump, high jump, as a successful 3200 meter runner ler, Charu Nautiyal, SophIa Park, dependent AthletiC Conference Award went to sophmore Susan Banquet, coaches Cathy Schmidt, 100 meter hurdles and the 400 Junior varsity letters \vent to Laura RIZZO,Paula Rodnguez, Car- At the annual Father-Son Athlet- Judge who began the season alter- Sue Frederick and Josh Schmidt meter relay She currently holds Kelly Baller, Lisa BelzaI, Danne olyn Seydel, Nora Staebler, Jenm- 1c Banquet held on May 28, Coach natmg between strIker and full- awarded the Most Valuable Player the school record for the 100 meter Bullock, Lisa Clpnano, Barb Her- fer Van De Graaf and Catrm Wm- I\hke Bender named co captam back After the fourth game of the trophy to sophomore Lydia Alex- hurdles and the 400 meter relay zig, Pam Hickey, Phan Lam, Eliza- ter FerriS as Most Valuable Athlete season, Susan was SWitched to the ander Alexander, a gritty and de- She currently holds the school beth Manmno, Scarlet Parris, Vara Co-Captam RodrIguez praised The Most Improved Track and goal, despite never having played the efforts of managers Jenmfer FIeld Athlete was sophomore Chip the posItion She qUickly dlstlll- Barnhart. Sue DaVIS and LIZ Gil- DaVIS Newly elected co-captams gUished herself, drawmg raves Softball bert for the 1986 season are l\lark Koz- from league coaches She was also On May 24, ULS met ItS goals at lowski and Blasko RIStlC mstrumental m the team's shutout the Greenhills Relays Coach victOrIes over South. Lutheran North girls lose heartbreaker Schmidt had asked the girls to aim Kickers improve East and Novi for personal bests and school The ULS girls' soccer team By Bill Hoover Bergeron fifth Other highlights were the mlle records Two girls achieved per- showed marked Improvement over MVPnamed relay team WhiCh, though takmg sonal bests m mdlvldual events North High Junior Brtan Bergeron competed the second half of the schedule Coach Chuck Wnght named Rob- second (3:5804), bettered the old Alexander (long Jump) and Laura In the state track competition last After a wmless first foul' games, ert NlCcohm Most Valuable Player record set m 1984, and the distance RIZZO (shot put) Three school ULS was 4-5 Two of the losses were North's ",arslty softball team weekend at Flint Northwestern, records were set shot put relay on thIS year's Umverslty Liggett medley team, which Improved to state powerhouse teams, Grosse School JV tenms team. The No.1 ended the 1985 season last Satur- fmishmg an Impressive fifth III the upon the old record set m 1981 (Rebecca Boone and RIZZO), diSCUS day, with a heartbreakmg loss to diSCUS with a throw of 154 feet, 3 Pomte NO!th and Troy High doubles team of Gordie MaItland m 096) relay (Nora Staebler a nd Boone), School East DetrOIt, 3-2 North had beaten Inches and shuttle hurdles (Alexander, and Ted Evahs were the Most Im- RoseVille, 4-3. In the first game of Bergeron and semor Steve 8algh The highlight of the season \\ a c; a proved Players The team fmished North can't kick Sophia Park, MIrIam Mueller and vel'y emotIOnal 1 0 victory over the dlstnct playoffs were the only North boys who qual- Judy Go) Its season at 5-9 Ified for the state competItion North's girls' varsIty soccer Grosse Pomte South m a state tour- "While our record was not Im- In the first game Saturday the Salgh finIshed fifth m the first heat team ended ItS season WIth a 2 1 Boys are 11-2 nament game The victory \\a~ preSSive, these kids competed well Lady :"Jorsemen, behind the pltch- of the 100 meters and did not qual- loss to Troy Athens m the regIOnal The ULS boys' track and held particularly sweet, III that It and dIsplayed terrIfiC sportsman- mg of Celeste Sartor and Paula Ify for the fmals. Bergeron's throw fmals on May 25 - but not before team fImshed the season by partlc- redeemed an earh <,ea,>on10 0 lo~,> s/up all year," said WrIght "1 was Harms, stayed close before they the girls had'accompllshed most of The team's I\losl Valuable Pla\ bettered hiS previous best throw by Ipatmg In the Ann Arbor GreenhIlls proud to be associated With erupted m the top of the seventh for more than six feet theIr goals for the season Relays Medal wmners for ULS er award was pi e<;ented to soph them" three runs Sophomore Julie Cook North won the Expressway Lea- knocked III the game winner gue champIOnship With a 9 0 mark, WEIGHT '" ~ WATCHERS In the season finale, North went '" '" complied a record of 14-2 overall, North's nmth and tenth grade won the "unofficial" Grosse Pomte Frosted Treat 12 Inmngs behind the pitching of P.l:KIN 3177 & Desserts Harm'> before East DetrOit manag- boys' and girls' track teams partIc- champIOnshIp and advanced to the RAM'S HORN Lo Cal Menu ed the victory Coach Gary Bennett ipated m the Blue Devil Relays at reglOnals Ameha Dugan scored PAVI LION E. Jefferson South High May 30 The events that the only goal m those playoff,>, RESTAURANT Senior Citizen commented, "Both teams made 885.1902 Age 65 were particularly outstandmg for agamst a team which outnumbered Discount 10% great play<; m tough situations It y (~ - 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR was our best game of the year" North were the 880 meter relay, the the Lady Norsemen, 24-17 ~J ----r. ~~. 'i' M,n,m,m Order S2 5 pole vault, the middle distance "Depth IS the only thIng that kept DAILY DINNER What's new The Lddy Norsemen, who hed for medley, the mlle relay and the diS- us from gomg all the way," said ~~~:~-:-L at the Horn fIrst In the BI-County With a 10-2 tance medley relay coach GUido Regelbrugge 'If It SPECIALS: CrOissants, Stir Frys, league record and 16-8 overall, was 11 agamst II, INe'd have won" Finest Ch nose Arner call Food 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only Fresh Veg cooked to have several mdlvlduals who re- Mike WUJek, Tom AugustItus, Regelbrugge's girls team<; hdve BanQuel Facllll,es - Recently RernodeleJ order, Chicken Allen Thomalla and Balk Hur look Hawa Cocktail Lcu1qe HOMEMADE Breasts, Chicken or ceived post season honors Harms compiled I ~ ... ~ ~ - ~~ - ~ ------~~~-~~------__ ..4""""__ ...... -"'+...pc...... ~...... 4 "''''l'-'.S.4''''''''''P'':~P,"""'''l'-'QIIIIIII,,,",#''',* .• Call 882.6900 Page Four-C Classified ads Thursday, June 6, 1985 ,,, Pf RSONAI S I. I'EIISONAlS 1A I'fIIS0NAlS 2•. TUTORING IND EDUCATION 4 HELP WANTED GENERAL • HElP WAHTED GENERAL ARE YOU senous about losmg PRA YER TO THE weIght? Fed up with that HOLY SPIRIT BEWARE ]\DEX TOCL\SSIFIED OFFERED CONSCIENTIOUS U L S MATURE WOMAN for small Area ReSIdents PHONE Sales, easIest pro- lire around \'our mid HolySplrlt you who make me graduate and college selllOl education consultmg offICe gram you ever sold, hourly RE~EE POm':RO,\ 1... , _ n" , ...... :" ...... 12 ...... see lion " Too em'barassed to see everythmg and \\ hI avaIlable for tutO! mg Edu. m Grosse Pomte Park MIX- plus bonus, part/full time, no Gets her dm ers license June .. ,.f "' tUIe of typmg, phones, book. \\ ear a blklm l Tned e\ er~ . show me the \\ av to reach catIon and English major, expeflence necessary, Will 6 1985 Z...... 1l:eM1J .... keepmg Expenenced pre- thmg and nothmg \\orks) 01 my Ideal You \1 tio gIve me l\1ontesson Intel nshlp com tram, apply at 16129Mack at Her AnXIOUSParents ferred Call 95, 885-3211 Just feeling lous~ l Runmng the Dlvme GIft to forgl\ e pleted, tutonng expellence Bedford PRA YER TO THE 1 ..... IIIeIcI out of gas before the da\ I' and forget the Ilrong that IS K 12 \I Ilh excellent re.>u!ts COOK - expenenced, day or MALE or Female dflver want- Call 881 0024 01' 884 %10 over? I challenge:. ou to the done to me and you \Iho are HOL Y SPIRIT 1A SIMce mght, full or part.llme ed for local hght delivery Hol} Spin!. ~ou \1 ho make me II : ...... one and onl:. product 1mI'on In all Instances of m\ hfe = l1J PRIVATE TUTORING Kavan's Colony East Rest. runs Downtown office, new see e\ en thlllg dnd 1\ ho 2 EMIR?' t the market thdt, gual dll \llth me I m thiS 'snort 1111 SEBVICE aurant 372,1720, ask for mlm.van $4 per hour to ,holl me the \l'dl !o reach ZA .. hsc.a.n GordIe teed to lose multi pound, d dialogue v.ant to thank ~ou I 11L DIAGNOSTIC TESTING start plus benefits 259 9132 m) Ideal You \1 ho gl\ e me ElIscatleNI month plus gl\'es ~ou lot, ot for e\ er~ thmg and confirm a 12 SUPPLIES FURNISHED BOOKKEEPER I Secretar), weekdays 9.1 pm energ:. and makes :.OUleel once more that Inevef\lant the Dl\ll1e GIft to forgl\el2C ~ CEBTlFIED TEACHER poSitIOn now avaIlable for dnd forge! the \\ rong that I' 21 12l SECRETARY full lime for great .-\ mone~ bal'k to be separated from ~ou no I c.n:n,s 121 PRE.SCHOOL TUTORING ,mall, fast growing com- done to me and \ ou who are %l SCIIM Grosse POinte one gIrl offICe guaranteed health and 01 I maller hov. great the mater 12«: PRE READING SKILLS pan) , accounts receivable/ In all Instances ot m) life I 3 LIst MI ftH:I Typmg, msurance ex. v.eIght loss plogl am de lal desires ma~ be I IIant to 13 M S EDUCATION accounts payable helpful \Illh me 1. In thl, ,hort I...... perlence deSired Ideal for :>Igned lor el el ~one Please I be v.lth ~ou and my 101ed b YEARS CLASSROOM Reply to Box M 16, Grosse dialogue Ilant to thank }OU IiIIllIcIUIIlIe 13A high school graduate Call mqullt' on hOIl to ,ta~ ones III lour perpetual glor} I" ...,.. '131 EXPERIENCE POinte News, 99 Kercheval, "p"'llth, ..,nrl .,.o~ II o..,h ..... I " ...,." ..- tor ~V~r\thing .lor! confIrm ... ;;." _ .... q.<; p m 1V[onn"y F"'d:ly JAillr..~ ltl'.l'.~l'. once more thd t I nel er IIant I C SIller ...... ,"'- ~m UIO"t: t'Olnte to drms, M! 82Hi502 Earn pallt~m~'~1 i~li't;~~e I Th~'~k';ou for }our 101t' to Ia1lr 8859075 48236 to be .>eparated from) ou no 411 Mnlp ..... 131 cash I A bus mess opportulll \\ ards me and m\ loved LOOKING FOR conscientious 131 TUTORING by expenenced LIBRARIAN TO catalog priV- t~ for e\ en one ISa\ allable ones Pra~ thIS prayer J con matter ho\\ great the maler 41 SInIas mdividual to assIst In mam. t) ~ 13f teacher. excellent referen ate book collectIOn Please Call am time J1J ii6.iJ2b secutne da}s \llthout asklllg lal deSires may be l\\ant to III by MONDAY NOON rent the equipment or do 1t ....age'l Da} and evening 1 Management would be helpful, but not essential NEW COPY deadline IS 14th yourself 727.1450 or 727 WOODS MUSIC hour'> a.aliaole I\pply III I une 976'5 TUESDA Y NOON STUDIO person bet\leen 10-4pm at Send resume and salary reqUIrements to 2081t Kelly Road. ~Ulte 1..2 "NO EXCEPTIONS ON THE TENNIS Lessons - on own Gl ITAH. 1'11\:'1'0 DRl' ;\1~ l'.ast DetrOit ABOVE" FLAG private tennis court, 10 Tm:OHY ------BOX M-1 Pre.payment requIred on years expcl'Ience Plea'lc Home or SllIolO EXPERJE\CED 'le('retar) GROSSE POINTE NEWS 1 Service ads call Dre\\ :\!ascarlll lIB4 20'l41 \lac\" for one girl office 'lome I 2 Situation wanted ads 771li] ('a II \\ ",,1,,1 .. I computer kno\\ ledge help 99 KERCHEVAL ,j to Wantetudenh 'I r 6 All auto ads out of Grosse OR BUSINESS ... InterlOr and Exterior bcgmner~ through ad\ancrd If you lose me Pomte area PAM STEIL 881 ')986 for ...ummer '>chcdulr L(.... REGULATIONS: Responsibility for a claSSifIed EXPERT \\ oodll orkmg furn ,>on<;gl\rn hj mrmbc' of or find me SECRETARY \llchlgd n OfX'rd Theatre Or adverllslng error IS limited to I Iture, cabinets. door<;. fire. either a cancellation 01 the place mantels, etc Quahtj thl''olrd 11214704 charge for the ad III error or a re- work Reasonable prices PIA ~O Le~<;on~ qualified Large Dov.nto\\n Insurance Agency Career opportullity [ run or the portion In error. Noll- 521.16.17,Ken teacher n'} homc lIB27772 ficatlon must be given m tIme for BRIDAL FLOWF.RS, expen Excellent shorthand and typmg skIlls requlrcd Many correction m the next Issue We 2•. TUTORING IND EDUCATION frillge benefJ ts assume no responsibility for the I enced f10mt Call for ap same error after the first m. Have "Freedom Flag STRENGTHEI\l your childs ,',end resume and salary reqUirements to sertlon service" give you all elementary math. readmg We reserve the right to claSSify prices and free delivery ~ or engh<;h <;kllls ov('r the BOX M-1 each advertisement under the 'lummer crrllfled teacher with this ad In the local I RESUMES, theses. tcrm GROSSE POINTE NEWS appropriate heading The calling area. papers, rep b RENUL S HOMES 'PT~ f TC , "ENUlS'HOMES 'I'TS ETC DC "fNUlS HOMlS .PIS EIt l>I REN1A(\ H(lMf\ AI'l\ !T( bU IlINlllS HOM!S ~PIS flC liN NORI HERN MICHIGAN bN NORtHERN Mllf'!LAN II 6H OHICE fOR RHtT J GROSSE POINTE CIIOSSE POIIHt OET~O!1 _ _ _ _ Uf fROII , IlIAR AREA VICI TlON RENTALS VACATION RENlll \ GROSSE Pomte - townhouse. NEFF NEAR Jefferson Luxu YORKSHIRE between Mack/ MOROSS/Kelly area - 3 bed. LAKE ST CLAIR, fantastic FOR RENT - "On the HIli," BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT HARBOR SPRINGS Cozy; • 3 bedroom!s, 112 baths, car. rv J bedroom. 2 bath apart. Warren, beauhful3 bedroom room, famIly room, country vIew overlooking Clinton Colomal Federal Bldg, J HOME condo, pool, temus, sleeps a, port. walk to vIllage $750 ment Large hVlOg room English Cottage, nicely de- kitchen, garage, all new de- RIver, mmutes from lake room sUlle, $525month Mr Sleeps 6 comfortably PrIvate air 626.75J8 885-2524 I'dth natural fireplace tJI cora ted, bullt In appliances, cor throughout, security de. Brand new 2 bedroom lux- Vesco, 886 b6IJl !sdndy beach Only 11/1 hours COTTAGE ON Lake Charle------mal duung room. ~epardte marble fireplace arch POSit,references Must see I ury condo All appliances HOUSE Grosse Pomte Woodl. breakfast room large kit. "ON THE Ihll .. Apploxlmate away Call for mformatlOn VOIX 3 bedrooms, 2 full church "Indows and more, 245-1Wi4 With 40' boat well Lease I 1823Amta $550 per month chen" Ith apphJllces elr Iy 650 square feet Lower and e!servatlOn baths 616-247-0670Anyl1me ' security deposIt, hVlng. d1l1 peted Large closet~ SepJ $~95per month 882-3600 LOWER FLAT, 2 bedroom, With option to buy, from level Colomdl Fedel al Build 885-5833 June through August KENSINGTON near Harper, apphances, excellent access $129,900 RiverView Club 109, J bedroom~, 1 bath 821 rJte entrallce bJ~ement mg 63 Kercheval RetaIl or HARBOR SPRINGS condo - bnck upper, 5 rooms, car. off 1-94 and CadIeux, $350 46J.8040 office Mr Vesco 886 bt>lJI 8722 Two gJrJ.ges Walk to bus, DE RENT WITH OPTION BLACK LAKE Weekly rental by owner at PARK - BeaconsfIeld - J ~hoPPll1g BOilSecour~ 1I0~ peted. quick possessIOn $350 plus deposit 881-9268 3 bedroom furmshed cottage beautiful Harbor Cove II per month 526-2555 NOTTINGHAM near East to llUY THE MARK I BLDG. WIth fireplace Boat mclud- bedroom upper. n.ltural flre pltJI ~o petl> Ideal fOI Luxury 2 bedroom and loft I place. refrigerator. !stove ddultl> i\lu~l h , s;' '--- ~~ ~~'-~~-~-~~~-""""'~----""'--'''''''''''''''''.'''''''''''''''.'',''i""!'fi""',""P"._'",''' .....""""',..,,,...... , ...... #",,", ..... , 0114"""''''' "'" Page Eight.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 , 8A GARAGE YARD 88 AUCTIONS ESTAn 811 AUCTIONS (SIAn 111 CARS FOil SAL E 8C MUSICAl INSTRUMENTS 80 AN TIQUES fOR SALE 10 MOTORCYCLES FOR SAlE IIASEMENT SALlS SALES SA l E S CHRYSLER MOVING SALE - 30 years ac- CHILDREN'S clothes - ~9 HARTZ BAILEY upright New York KENNARY KAGE 1965 TRIUMPH BonneVille 1977DODGE Charger - auto. Van Antwerp, 10' AM. cumulations l' V s, ESTATE SALE HOUSEHOLD Slemway key acllon Super ANTIQUES Stock, excellenl condilion matlc, power steermg/ 4 PM June 6,7 glassware lamps 9 a m 2 11502 HELEN DR. fQl :.tudent slolrter plano $950 882-9595 brakes, sunroof, AMWM pm Saturday, June 8 J45 GARAGE sale. Gr05se Pomte SALES WARREN $450or best Tul1t.-d and mov- Open Wedne&day. Thur&day, stereo/ca!>sette, good condi- Ridge - at Moross 1!n8HONDA 750SS, full dress, Shores, two-family 68 ** \ \\ UOLE 1I0l'SE NORTH OF 13, WEST OF ed 881-5771 Fnday, 12-4p m excellent condition, $1,700 tIOn, ~t offer 882-6711after Greenbriar, orr Jefferson, 1 GARAGE SALE - 3 famIly 'IO\'l'\G S-\LE** HOOVER, FRIDAY, CONSOLI<:plano. $000 Elec- Saturday, 9 a m to 4 pill 881 4345 3 p m block south of 8 Mlle. turn on June 7 and 8 Household SATURDAY, SUNDAY WE BUY AND SELL 875 PEMBERTON trlc plano \llth amp - $200 Flea Market Every Saturday 1983 KAWASAKI, tJ50 LTD, 1976CORDOBA - very good Willison Chlldren's clothes. goods, appliances, furmture. GROSSE POINTE PARK 10.4 good condition, low mileage, condItIon, one owner, priced tOYS, household Items, pamtmgs books No 331-1034 CadieUX at E Warren J blocks l\jorlh of Alter A large home Jam packed \\ Ith HAMMOND console - mmt 882-4396 $1,800 884-8599 to !>ell 526-7037 somethmg for everyone I presales 21831Chalon near South of Jeffer~on Frida). June 7 and Satur- 8 MIle and Mack like ne\\ beautiful furmture condition, bUIlt I 10 Lesl~e FURNITURE refllll~hed, re 1981 YAMAHA 650 SpeCial, NEW YORKER 1982, Fifth da), June 8 8 A !\I .6 P M MOVING SALE 1,128 and accessories rh} thm, $2,2001best no I palle, ex FRIDA \ AND SATURDA Y cellent condItIon, must see' Mar} land. (Park) Satur- 7114 cdnlng Free estuuates, excellent condition, must JllNE7&8 Fully loaded, ZlCbart ru!>t 20719 da\. Sunda\, II A M FurmtUl e Includes}. kmg size BEAUTIFULLY carved wood 474 8953 !>ell,$800 11116 1542 bedroom set&. bamboo style upnght plano, With bench, 1_.:...... :. __ . _ proofing and pamt Pi ote(. WENDY LANE 5Pl\I . HAHLEY SXWG Wldeghde, \\ e ha\ e ne\ er I un a nlOl1Og double bedroom &et,HO\\clrd Ju~t reflmshed, all new keys. DE:NLEY'S lIOn, and more Askmg Gro~se Pomt", Woods NOTICE OF PUBLIC ~ale IIhe. e el'el ythmg Ila~ 1\1II df th I k 2 like lIew, under 700 miles, I er gran a el c DC, $450 3538 $7,950 8ll6-7939 1'\10 fal11lh atllC household AUCTION left behilld to sell ThiS 10\e I II I t I 3n ANTIQUES $5,700 882 1209 I~ 0\\ 0\ 1979 PL YI\IOUTH HOllzon 4 sale . UNCLAIMED BICYCLES h .; bedroom home full of emon ye ve ve e CONSOLE plano cherrvwood 1983 1I0NDA Hawk 400 2,000 goodies of all ~ort~ <;eats. large tradilional soja \\ lth bench good conditIOn: FurmtUle, clocks, Decoy~, toy, cylinder, 4 ~peed, no rust S-\Tl RDH .Sl '\D \\ l\IOTORCYCLE. l\lOPEDS. I miles, flaIl le~~, $200 Yeller !! 30 4 30 There IS a \ el \ IIIce selectIOn beIge modulclr seatlOg ~ofas $1 000 977 868b I and pnmltlv~ 27112Harper, very dependable, $1 bOO GASOLINE DRIVEN GOLF . \Ialnut dmlO,g room, anll " between 10 and 11,95 Mon- helmet, lorced to sell qUIck, 3958SOMERSET. near Mack CART JEWELRY & l\tISC of mahogall\ furmture III que!>wrung room, WIthlarge CARVED ROSEWOOD an. day through Friday Call $800 Complete 882 8573 1980Pontiac Phocmx, $l,bOO01 Saturda\ -Sunda\ 1l).-4Bab\ OFFICE FURNITURE &. c1udlllg a dlmng ~et a lighted chIna, secretar) tlque square gran,d plano I fmt for Saturddy hours 11. CAliS fOil SUE - best offer BIll 372 9884.882 and 111lscellaneou~ Items' EQUIPMENT Governor \\ lOthrop de~k, ~e desk, many occa!>lOnal Withonglnal stool Excellent 7729385 AMC 9687 ~IULTI F 0\ \tIL Y garage sale NotIce IS hereby gl\ en that a \ eral small la bles. a knee chalr~, bamboo style sofa condltlOlI B866429 WE BUY AND SELL 1974 SCAMP, new tlres, bat Somethmg fore\cr)one 814 public auctIOn sale of hole desk a 4 po~ter double table glass and walnut end USED PIANOS ALL AUTO ADS tery, muffler, run~ good CadIeux Frida) Saturday unclaimed blC\ des. motor bedroom set 4 bookca~e~, a I and coffee tables, large ON SALE NO I 9. AIITIClES WANTED OUT OF GROSSE $650 882-2t98 June" 8 C) e1e mopeds. gasollne small dmlllg table and .; I CUriO cabmet also mam W! dn\en golf cart, Jewelry & chairs a ~ell mg cabillet ana small ~tands ~nd dewrdtor Console~ - Spmet~ . Grands EASTSIDE book seller deslres POINTE AREA MUST 1979DODGE Oml1l 024, auto F'Ol'R Fanllh Q'11r,!I!t' 'l~It' "",,",,1\'::" .... tfl ....." (In .... ,h ...... , ~ more Thert' arl'al ...o 1 harn I .~.". .. • 0 ...."''' nn ,.~ ~r 'j 1l,<,J Jj'j<)ll flll<- pu...... i,..o:') J. .IL. tr... ~JI~ al t:: J lUi Vi • t. ....H.,., ...... L .t .a.n..I.~V \..-V '::'J~U~U i.U L ~ \..~) I 8E PREPAID!!! ilia ll\.. , I U"lPI UU1CIl, I un~ 12206 12207 121&tWavburn ~q"{;;pm~~i-~lli-be"h~id 0; rock maple bedroom sets 10 man elous pictures, :lrlnts ROYAL OAK - 541-611b Illustrated children's litera June 79 . GROSSE POINTE great, tooks great, $2,300884- Saturda\', June 8. 1985. at lme conditIOn. 3 mahogan) I and bras~ pIeces PIANOS WANTED ture, art, photography, I 0404 GIGA:'\TIC Rummage Sale. 9 JOo'ciock 10 the forenoon cedar chests a PICIllCtable TOP CASH PAID' AmerIcana DetrOIt, CIVIl NEWS e\er)thmg must go' 22506 at the Grosse Pomte Farms Illth }. benches and much There are many electrol11c I---':'-=--:"':"':"':':":"~=-__ War OccuH, Avant Garde 1981 HORIZON MIller Low NO CHANGES Lah.ecrest bet\\ een 10 11 Pollce Station. 90 Kt'rb) more Items mcludmg Zemth 19" BEAUTIFUL Spmet Very Lit, mIlitary county hIS- mtleage, one owner. ~hle Road off Jeffer~on Road Grosse Pomte Farms There are}. complete sets of Space Command TV Pan good condltlon, needs tune- torIes, phliosophy and NO CANCELS AM/FM stereo After OF CLASSIFIED ADS June 6 j 8 9 A M -3 P 1\I 1\11 fllle chma one Theo Havi asomc 19" remote, 'Sanvo up $550 294~219 worthwhIle books for collec- 4 p m 886-8721 AFTER 12 NOON, MONDAY Go\Ro\GE SALE - 58'2RIvard 1\tQVIi\G SALE - All ap. land :'Pa~adena an~ VCR. Son) Beta-Max, ReA KIMBALL upnght plano Like tlons m all categories Cash 118. CAllS fOil SALE - NO EXCEPTIONS' fOliO Fnda\ ~turday. June 7 and pllances, furmture . .'1.-1con Sa)gos 'Sprlllg Garde,n personal TV, Sony stereo new, $2,OOO/best offer paid and ImmedIate re- 8 10' 0\:'11 '\0 presales dltlon Sa turday-Sunda) old chma from Japan. F os- musIc system, CaslO PT 30 885.5702 moval 1978 AMC Concord, AM/FM, GOOD LOOKING 1978 FaIr Chtldren's to) s books. 2431i Culver. Sl Clair tona. old Leno," , old cut keyboard. Sony cassette' GRUB STREET new brakes/tires 774-2449 mont wagon, 65,000miles, 2 recOlds games furmture Shores glass pieces. Spode, Johnson deck Sony stereo musIc sys- ALLIANCE 1963DL, 4 door. 5 tone pamt, very dependable clothes. bIkes \\ omen s Bros Old British Castles." tem 'Bell and Howell sound A BOOKERY speed, AM/FM c.lsseUe, and clean New exhaust, TWO FAl\lIL Y sale. saturday Kutam pottery, Rookwood. cam'era and projector 3M ANTIQUE show and sale or-I 17194East Warren, clothe~ skates kettle grill 9-~ H20 Brys. (\""oods) $4,700/best 771-4107 MIchelin IIres $1,700 Pmk DepreSSIOn stemware (149) copier, and mor~ chard Mall, West Bloom- near CadIeux 885-8110 and numerou" household Baby clothes miscellaneous 1984 ALLIANCE DL, 17,500 Items small Onental rugs, dozens fIeld, Orchard Lake and DetrOIt, Michigan household goods of ~Ille table Imens - some I There ISpatIO furnIture, port- Maple Road June 13-16 882-7143 mIles, aIr condltlomng, 5 1979 T-Blrd, fully loaded, BACKYARD 010\ 109 sale . CRIB $65, high chair $10. 4 ne\ er used. sterling can. able gas grIll, Jacobson Thursday.Saturday, 10-9 BROWMNGS and Wlllche<;. speed, power steering/ $2,500 Evemngs, 886.0115 Saturda) June 8. 10~ P m drawer no lock file $50. 46" delabra. 10place settmgs of snow blower, shop vac, pm Sunday, noon-5 p m ters \Ianted Other quality brakes, AM/FM radIO, re- T-BIRD 1977,excellent condl' 1521Torre) Woods Indian gIrl statue $35. ';8" Towle sterling flatware. 2 shampoo master beautv TECUMSEH firearms conSidered HIgh cllnlOg seats, cloth mlerlOr, tlon Full power, leather 10- Go\RAGE SALE - Saturda\. Dutch girl fountam $35. bIrd lovel} cranberry tumblers. shop chair kIng SIZ~beddIng ANTIQUE MALL est ca~h paid 255.4992 best offer Call after 3 30 tenor, wire wheels, new onI) 796 \\ ashmgton. 124 bath $10. small trunk $5 600 lots of pretty ~ervmg pIeces and Imen's, 2 large area 3 f1oor~ filled WIth furmture, NO CHANGES pm 885-5705 brakes, tires, muffler 881- p m :\0 presales Pertlen Place, Grosse 9472 \\ andl mohre h k h rugs, lovely sllverplate In pnmltlves. glass and col1ec- N'O CANCELS 1983ALLIANCE, low mileage, GIANT GARAGE sale - Fn- Pomte Woods 886-7216 e a so avieI enoug Itclen cludlng Ice bucket, cham- tlbles Located In DOWN- OF CLASSIFIED ADS loaded, clean 751-6048 1979MERCURY Colony Park day June 4 l.H pm Satur. BLOCK SALE. on Lands- Items to fI 3 kItchens I F at- pagne cooler, tea serVIce, TOWN TECUMSEH, MI 112 1973 GREMLIN, new tires, wagon - power steer. \\are cdsseroles small ap and more Set of Royal Doul E Chicago Blvd (M.50) '\FTER 12 NOON, MONDAY da). June 8. 10-4 P 01 799 dO\1ne bet\\ een Moross and good transportallon, $225, 109/brakes, aIr, crUIse, etc :\otre Dame Casmo Thursday, FrIday, pllances. a Kitchen AIde tonchma setofWedgewood Dally 10.5, Sun 12.5 (517) NO EXCEPTIONS! after b p m 821 9628 $3,900 884-1859 mIxer WIth all attachments Queensware, CC on Blue, set 423-6441 WANTED to buy old costume Saturday. Sunday 9-5 1982EXP, excellent condition, 637 HIGBIE PL S known to man, Revere pots of Pfaltzgraff (Yorktown) "MICHIGAN'S LARGEST and Rhmestone Jewelry, JEEP 1978CJ 5- 6 cylmder, 3 GROSSE POINTE WOODS GARAGE sale - 663~7 Neff automatic, power steenng, and pans, bakmg eqUIpment Mlkasa china, Lenox and ANTIQUES MARKET" brass lamps, cellmg fIX- speed, large wheels and loff Mormngslde Dr. Cook FrIday. June 7, 10 am. 3 power brakes, 36,000miles and much. much more 1100'S of brlc-a.brac pieces over 500 exhibItors tures, wall sconces 882 tires. FMJcassette, super Rd} pm. Saturday, June 8. Along With all the above we Porcelain SIamese cat col- 0396 elena, must see $3,950 776- Extended warranty to 60,000 Bab\ furmture collectibles, 9 a 01 -4 P 01 No presale h I f II f bed d CentreVIlle, Michigan , evemngs 8767 miles $3,995 885-7340 ' Much miscellaneous Includ- ave c osets u a an I lectlOn, Daulton figure, LIar. Sunday, June 9 ,)HOTGUN~, and rIfles wanted deSIgner clothing. Oriental ALLIANCE 1983, D L 1983 MERCURY Zephyr, 4 mg baby clothes and furm- bath Imens III fme condition 1 do fIgure, large throw pII- 8 A M to 4 30 PM- Adm $2 _ Parker, Fox, Smith. Wln- runner. ongl nal prmts hundreds of books and reo 1 lows, lamps, kItchen Items, ds AM/Fl\! cassette, 5 speed, door, air, stereo, rear de queen size bed spread, mat. ture. stereos cameras, fur- d I th Falrgroun ,M-86 chester and others Prlvdte orlgmal owner, excellent frost Excellent condition' mture Isome antique), de cor s. lIey,. mens c 0 109 I linens, men's clothes, (small Caravan Antiques Market collector 478.5315 chmg dust ruffler, pillows ladles clothmg and acces. sIze) and more more more conditIOn $4,500 771-4107 884-8788 (Orlgmal $400I household pressIon glass. deSigner sorles, luggage, old qUilts. .' MATERIALS UNLIMITED ANTIQUE OR COLLECTI. ESTATE SALE - 1982 Mer- goods ) ard equipment All clothing, quilting supphes workbench tools, garden ThiS IS tnlly the fmest sale of Dealers of fme architectural BLE DOLLS SUCH AS 1!174AMCHornet 19,000miles, and fabnc. sturdy collapsI- $1,400 Days, 886-4232,even. cury Cougar station wagon 10excellent conditIon June tools, a Sears washer and the year EverythIng IS show- antlques, quality reproduc- MADAME ALEXANDER, lOgS, M2-5778 Power steermg/brakes, aIr, 8. 9. 8 30-3 P 1\1 ble table and seats (great for dryer m good condillon, sew- room new lookmg, admillls- tlon bUIldIng matenals, an- BARBIE, ETC campers). porch shades, till wheel, spbt seats, rear GlG ..\:\TIC G-\R.-\GE SALE mg supplies. costume Jewel- ter requests cash or certified t1que furmture and ac- 757-5568 11A CAliS FOil SALE - bamboo like ney,., trIkes. ry, lamps, old Jewelry, 2 check on Items over $200 cessoTles Located 111 _ CHIIYSLER defogger, luggage rack. 18 years accumulatIon Anti- crUIse control $4,000 791- que tables. lamps, candle exercise bike, custom dozen tabletop picture Numbers at 8 30 a m downtown YpSilanti, at BUYING 1977DODGE Aspen wagon, 6 drapes and many more 4192 sticks and picture frames frames, old loys. tin banks, 1 CON DUCTED BY 2 W MICHIGAN AVE • OLD CUSTOM JEWELRY automatic Clean, 52,000 Pamtmgs. \\ all sconces. GARAGESALE-Sunday,10 wooden p~zzles, a Crafts- I KATHERINE YPSILANTI. OLD GOLD JEWELRY mIles $1,550 925-0017 1982MERCURY Capri - au- glasses, dIshes, cookmg am- 3 pm, 11 Wellington man y,.orKbench, metal Open 7 days, 10-5 pm. ACCESSORIES FROM 1973PLYMOUTH stallon wag- tomatIC, power steerlllg/ \\are. kItchen chairs, tables PI. c1othmg, household storage shelves and much I ARNOLD 48H980 1920's-1940's on - 9 passenger Older, but brakes, crUIse control, pre. and stools, golf clubs. Items. and furmture super conwtlOn Good for mlum sound $4,100 Excel- games. books, toys, Jewelry. HUGE SALE - 4183 Balfour Th~o~;le real1y surprised us I 771-1170 TRAPPER'S ALLEY NORITAK~5~~~~: _ dlscon mom and the kids $1,250or lent condition Must sell' cameras, hurmdulers. bikes, - 2 famIlies - glass, rugs, We just can't believe all the tlnued "JusLma" paLtern, old best offer. 881-5771. 882-3213 table and bed Imens furniture clothes, every. pretty sale Items m such fine PRIVATE party has deluxe CLUTIERED CORNERS style Woodard'" roughtlron 1982DODGE ARIES, 4 cylin- 1979 MERCURY Zephyr 4 Everythmg prIced to go I thmg, Friday. Saturday 8-3 condltlOo You Will be pleas. edition "Llllcoln In Dalivl- outdoor arm chair or settee der, power steermg, aIr, door, 6 cylinder, aulomatlc, 1008Buckmgham, June 7. 8 ed - tell your fnends and slon, , by Salvador Dah ANTIQUES AND _ "Mayfield" pattern stereo 881-2370 good condItion, $2,000 343- 10.A M-3 PM YARD SALE - 20633Beaufalt come see us Fnday or satur- Regular price, $6,000 WIll COLLECTIBLES Please call 881-1050 0779 8 Mile and Harper rnfant day Don't miss thIS one' , sell for $3,000 Days. 968- OPEN 7 DAYS 11-9 1981OMNI, 4 speed, good con- GARAGE SALE, microwave. through 51' clothtng, mise dItion, 4{),OOOmiles, askmg 1977 COUGAR, red, loaded, . clothes, knick-knacks house. 0555, evemngs and week- COLLECTOR would like to moon-roof, $2,800 548-2783 Items Saturday only, June Numbers a\-allable starting at ends, 353-5tJ32 963-5977 buy U S and foreign stamps $3,300 886-0936 wares FrIday Saturday, 8, 9 30-4 30 Ram date June 8 00 a m Friday Call the 1010Beaubien, off Lafayette and U S coms 4690906 1981 ESCORT GL Wagon, 4 10.4 20869 Llttlestone, 1979 CHRYSLER LeBaron, 15th Hotlme for directIOns or de. 10 Greektown V 8, wagon, air, automatic, speed, air, AMIFM, 40,000 Harper Woods taIls, 885-1410 10. MOTORCYCLES fOR SAlE mlles, $2,950 885~905 424 McKINLEY, Grosse ESTATE GARAGE ORNATE antique desk, AM/FM, leather, Imma. YARD SALE - TV's, dressers, Pomte Farms, of{ Mack, be- matchmg chair, mahogany. HONDA EXPRESS, good con. culate $2,975 884-0947 1983MUSTANG GT, 5 0, sport sewmg machmes, bUffet, SALES CONDUCTED BY SALE tween Cadieux and Moross green leathe~ top, brass dltlon, low miles, $250 best seats, sport suspenSIOn, HO miscellaneous 11566\\ hlte- Sl:SAN HARTZ June 7,8,9 30-4 30 pm (Ram 1977 MONACO wagon, low Thursday, June 6, 10-3,Fri. sculpture, 6'x3', 477-6529 offer 521-8962 engllle, 25,000mile" l' tops, hIll Wednesda v noon date June 9) No Junk 10226 mIles, good 400 Y-8 engme, day, June 7.12-4 Some hand 886-8982 Greensboro days, 354-1280evemngs aulomatlc, regular gas, askmg $7,800, after 6 pm .5 PM, Thursday-Friday made Items 1983PUCH moped - a rIOt 10 886-5005 1O-5.P M VICTORIAN oval marble top summerl New tires, $400 traIler package 882-0534 GARAGE SALE. Children's coffee table - dark walnut 885-0044 1978 DODGE Colt, very good LTD 1!1754 door, automatic clothes, aIrline dog kennel, aIr. power steermg, brakes, RUMMAGE SALE base 885.8047 1977 KAWASAKI 1000 LTD condll1on, new brakes, tires, to) s, play?en, household CHRIST UNITED HOUSEHOLD DINING ROOM, 16th century Falrmg, stereo, new rmgs. clutch, $1,350 372-3538 98,000miles Good conditIOn ;\~ETfiODIST CHURCH mlSC 3311/Jernweather, FrI- $900or best offer 886-9245 day, 9-3 and English American walnut, tIres, cham Recent tune-up 1983RELIANT wagon, loaded, 15932E WARREN carved 111 ele~ant old world $1,400 521-6642 1967MUSTANG - automatic, lAT HAVERHILL) bucket seats, plush lOterlOr, SPRIN-G S A.LE- 18' pool com. detail, extensIOn table, buf AM/Fl\1 cassette. mmt con- Y-8 289 engine, excellent FRIDAY, JUNE 7 plete, 4 l>Iece luggage, fur- ESTATE SALES 1979YAMAHA XS,750Specral conditIOn, loaded, too many fet, ehma, arm and 5 stan. Clean, gr.eat conditIOn, dition, 22.000 mIles, $7,200 SATURDAY, JUNE 8 mture, dothes, etc. Satur- APPRAISALS optIOns to list $6,700 dard chaIrs, evenings, 881- 24,000 mIles. used for tour- 881-3175 10-2 day, 9-3 4219 Harvard ANTIQUES PURCHASED 7553 885-7708 SerIOUS inquiries 109, factory stock, plus ex 1981RED Plymouth Champ, 4 COLLECTIBLES FORTY years accumulatIOn of only BARGAI~S SEWING MACHINE and cab- tras, $1,200 or best offer speed stIck ShIft, radIO. rear odds and ends, sofa, chairs, 771-1170 met Best offer 759-1045 521-7859 defroster, good tires, rust- MARK V, 1979, Cartier des BAKE t:.ALE portable dIshwasher, type. SECOND ANNIVERSARY proofed, looks and runs mger series All option 10- REFRESHMENTS wnter stand, old magaztnes, L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES 1982 YAMAHA Vls;on New OPE:-lHOUSE great $2 600 884 9105 cludmg moon roof Beige, all GARAGE and movmg sale. books. SIlver plate flatware, 4/84 liqUId cooled shaH Saturday, June 15 leather IIItenor, mmt condl' small furniture and costume jewelry 19825 drive, full body fairing, red, 1981PLYMOUTH Reliant SE, Sunday, June 16 11011, $5,500 886-1439 miscellaneous household Chalon. St Clair Shores, Fn- matchlllg helmet, etc $1,600 PO\\er steermg, power Items 5950 Courville, bet- day, saturday, Sunday, 10-4 MANCHESTER Must sell, 852-427J.247 1882 brakes, automatiC, AM/FM t977 GRANADA Ghla - one ANTIQUE MALL ween Harper/LmvllIe June FINAL SALE - Fnday, Sat- 1983 XL-200 HONDA 1,400 stereo, cassette, air $1,750 owner, excellent condItIOn, 7, 10 a m -8 p m June 8, 9 116 E Main, Manchester miles, 70 m p g $700or offer Evemng~, 885-7050 wire wheels, power steer- urday, 9-5pm Large men's FRIENDLY Open 7 days, 10.5 am-4pm 886-0955aiter 5 p m :;HRYSLER mlm van 1984, 5 109/brakes rear defroster, and young men's clothlOg, t1artzlAl PROFESSIONAL Household Sales 428-9357 MOVING SALE - EverythIng household Items, antiques, SERVICE 1982 HONDA Sllverwmg, one I speed air well eqUIPped, ex. I air, AM/FM 882-7404 must go' Furmture,ladder, ladles clothmg 3628 ANTIQUE safe, $175 Oak bed, owner, englOp.guards, 3,900 cellent condItIOn Work, 1977 FORD LTD Landau, toys. clothes, June 7-8 All CourvIlle $75 774-9236 miles, $1,500 Call after 5 853-1285, evemngs, week. crUise, aIr, radIO, no rust, day 1014 Kensmgton, YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ ANTIQUES, carved solid oak pm 286-1548 ends, 626-t509 good condition, Kell>' 824 BLOCK SALE - 8 homes, Neff POSSESSIONS Grosse Pomte Park bedroom set, (bed, bureau 1983HONDA, 650 CX custom, I Rd between Berden and ARE MY 886.8982 19B.1LeBARON 2-door, moon -:-::::4:-:-68-=9-::-:::=-.,...-:-:-::-::-:-_-:-:_ and washstand), also mint condItIOn, 3000 miles, I Lmville June 7 8 9-3 SPECIAL CONCERN roof. loaded, low mileage, 1974MUSTANG n, excellent GARAGE SALE, 364 Kerby, Grosse Pointe City wooden shlppmg trunk, all $1,700 Call for appolOtment furnIture, tools, toys. Imens, 88 AUCTlONSIUlAn I sharp and must see $6,900 condItion 53,000 miles SALES reflm~hed 881 3812 after 6 p m 7730212 I 885-8552 $1,400 Call after 4 pm 882. much more I' AUCTIONSIESTA TE II. AUCTIONSIESTA TE 1984 LASER, mu"t sell, power :-:::96::-'90~=:::-:=:-:::-::-:-:::-:-::--_ GARAGE SALE, 25 Newberry SALES SALES Place Saturday 10-5 ChIld. 1 ~teermg, poy,.er brakes, air. 1980 FORD WINDOW Van ren's furmture and toys, i AM/FM cassette, 5 speed, AM/FM custom mterlor games, furmture, skates, RAINBOW ESTATE SALES I 16,000 miles $6 800 nego $5,300, excellent condItIOn pamtlngs, lamps, books, I tlable 372-8873 ,7_75.;....;..t4;.,;4.;.,.2 ..... steamer trunk, salesman's ServlOg the Greater Grosse Pomte area 1 HOUSEHOLD AND ESTATE SALES I OMNI 024, 1980 Lo\\ miles. II 1974 MERCURY desk, school desk, Honda Estatc and Hou~ehold LlqllldatlOns automatIC, AM/FM, rear dIrt bike, chIlds car, old Our servICes provide appraisals and sales of per. Complete Service References defogger great cond\tlOn, MARQUIS TV's, electnc range Bnc-a- sonal goods We stand proudly behmd our 885-0826 $2,900 884 1572 Brac, and more reputation, havmg served thiS commuOlty for --'--'-'------i Station wagon With hItch. 12 years 1981 PLYMOUTH Reliant - 4 out of state car, excellent MOVING SALE door automatic, air, v10yl conditIon 10and out, 84,000 JUNE 6-7, 10 A M -5 PM WANTED roof, excellent conditIOn, miles, new tran~mlsslOn For your convemence, our shop IS open $1,100 771 8078 brakes. exhaust, llres' 538 LOCH MOOR Art, antiques, collectibles, fine Jewelry, Between 7-8, off Lakeshore PRICED SALE 1978 ASPEN 4 door, po\\erl $950or best FRIDAY , SATURDAY, EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY Oriental rugs, paintings, ~tecrlOg, ne\\ brakes. $1,150 82.14598 after 4 p m Somethmg for everyone Old Ml 4'i7'l 882 7619 ''- _ a:1:ine~l:'c~c..c~ i~:;ns lIJNF' 7 Il FROM 10:00 A.f ..1.=4:00 p.r.1. to-5 PM We pay by TWO FAt.HLY garage sale At the resIdence of Dr Vollrad 15115 CHARLEVOIX STEVEN Ii t ~ d-t-- 1129Wayburn Friday and J Von Berg, 61 Sl1l1meadow, GROSSE POINTE PARK Cash or on Consignment itUS'NG'S Saturday 10-4 0 0 "CleOn 1 lonlng Grosse POInte Shores, off Free Estimates and Consultattons GARAGE SALE Toys - boys Lakeshore between Vermer clothes, mfant to SIze 8 New and 9 MIle 331-3486 or 882-2299 Call 963.6255 Pick Up and Return Auto desIgner matermty clothes, Includmg Drexel dlnmg set I WITHIN 3 HOURS SIZes10, 11, 12 Hlpcycle, ski WIth 12 chaIrs, patio fur- • Simonin Rub Out Complete CleanlOg of boots, baby swmg. ladles mture, Ron Webber fur- Intenor and EXlenor $3500 clothes size 10 and 11, stack mture, leather upholstered We specIalize 111 flOe antiques, quality use , Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C 111. CARS FOR SAlf ~ 1 Ie CARS fOR SALE l1C CAllS fOR SALE 11( CAAS fOA SALE 110 FOIlEIGN CAllS .- 13. ilEAL ESTA TE ~ 13 ilEAL ESTATE fOliO GM GM 12 BOATS AND MOTOIIS GM All OTHEII GENEIIAl GENEIIAI }'AIH1\10NT W711 rutul a -- 1979 CHRIS CRAFT 22 foot 200 Detroit Towers. Johnson. complete canvas MICHIGAN'S FINEST bait "'ell and !>torage, ea<;y loader traller, extras I CONDOMINIUM $12,500 ExcelientlOndltlon Located on the water's edge 1,000 feet south of E 885-9352, 478 592J Jeffer~on Avenue and III the heart of DetrOIt's SEA RAY 1qR117' BO\Hlder, ,. Gold (oasl ThiS stunmng hIstorIC landmark 170 h P 10\\ hou~, mmt con offer!> unequaled pnvacy, securlly, and spec- dltlon extra~ $127')0 ')40- tacular VieWS of Canada downtown, and Lake 146') St Cldlr CORANADA 27' - full v equip ped fair condItIOn $'),000 A FIRST OFFERING! 8822812 ilftcr;; p m Due 10 dn execulI\ e assIgnment to Europe a stun CAL 2') mu..,! ..,eIl Good COil Ding 2,800 square foot 12 room apartment IS dltlon 8111'J'i18 dfter 6 pm off£red for public sale under $200.000 and SArl,BOAT Vangu-ard 470 available III ,July 30><20 foot formal lIVing main Jib ,plnoaker tr.lpe/e room WIth natural fireplace, elegant 20 foot trarler $1 200 6')1 O'i'JO dtnmg room With <;paclous buller's pantry, ultra modt'rn Mutschler kItchen, lIbrary, l1J CAli IIIPAIII domestic quarters, laundry room, abundant dosel and storage areas, and 2 formal £ASTSIDE I)('droom<; WIth pnvate baths are among Its f('atures \11 the convemence<; of an elegant home WIth the carefree f«'atures of gracIOus high nse IIvmg llJ. CAll IIE'AIII RI\cr<;lde terrace malllCUi cd gardens, \alet park , \ng rn a heated garage, 24 hour elevator I operator, and on sIte reSident manager makes I thiS an alternatIVe WIthout compaflson Detail., avaIlable by telephone or advance appomtments - fHSTOHIC REALTY ('OMP\NY 8469 E .Jefferson DetrOIt, MIchigan 48214 I H3) 824 2700 • I Page ~n.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 13 'lEAL Esun l) IlEAL ESUTE 13 REAL ESTAn 13 IIUl ESTAn ~ 13 REAL ESTATE GINERAl GENERAL GENEIIAl 13 REAL ESTATE GENEIIAl GENEIlAl:' G£NERAl GENERAL 13C WATlR PROPERlY HARPER WOODS 16830 VILLAGE Lane, Grosse ST CLAIR Shores Sharp, 3 LO~HMOOR 2t21 _ Super 3 Ha'" thorne - sharp J bedroom POinte City, 4 bedroom, 21~ bedroom brick bungalow bedroom Colomalm Grosse 19250 RAYMOND HARRISON MIChigan 4 bed- room home on 1 acre across NEW NEW NEW bnck ranch. fanllh loom. b.lth, cenlral dlr 331-6798 Large newly Iemodeled kit- Pomte Woods Full base- Three bedroom Colomal - from lake Custom kitchen, HOLLYWOOD fireplace fllll.,hed ha!!e anel II pm 01 881-2479 chen with oak cablOet!!, menl,2cal'garage-dlOmg family room, fllllshed base. must see $75,000 779 6423 ment attached gdrage ( \ • Thurlday, Jun. 8, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C • ,I' VM ~ IIUN \010 'llf COMMERCIAl PROPfRTY, II' 16 PETS FOR SALE "11lI1'1 II' I "UlIlJJN(,\ ISA CAR,n INSTAllATION 19 MOVING AND STOIIAGE 20E HOME IMfROVEMENT 20f HOME IM'ROVEMENT lOE HOME IM"RDVEMENT MACKINAC I'land c1ulllc, OPPOSITE Eastland - For LABRADOR puppIes AKC CARPET LAYING RELIABLE POINTE reSident PORCHES, steps, all other Spectacular water views. Sale Attractlvely designed gorgeous blacks and BARKER HADLEY HOME NEW AND OLD wllh movmg van WIll move CONTRACTOflS remodeling repair, roofing Large, private, woodsy lot 5 15sUite office bUlldmg Ade- yellows ChampIOn blood Stairs Carpeled Shifted large or small quantltle;, Free ectlmates 824-1758 bedrooms plus maid All ale Parkln/ol 777.464& hnes Huntlllg and show 1\loderlllzatlOn • AlteratIOns - IMPROVEMENT Repalfll of All Types INSURED ALUMINUM VINYL Siding, new huge custom country AdditIOns. FamIly Rooms • • I background Will deliver In ALSO Bob 882-1968or 822-4400 trim, gUllers, roofing, storm INC. kitchen, dinette and bar Kildlens & RecreatIOn COMPLETE REMODELING .... June or July $300 Call Bdr- CARPETING, VINYL doors, Windows, free esti- Natural patterned wood 20. "IANO SUIVICE AreJ!> SERVICE bara VoorheiS collect HARDWOOD mates Call Joe 886-2186 walls and ceilings Separate JAMES BARKER Kltchens.Baths 305-566.0057 Samples Shown m PIANO TUNIi\'G dnd ICpJlI family room, game room, CASH 886.5044 LETO BUILDING CO Additions- Porches FOR DETROIT AMERICAN Pit Bull Terrier office 3 fireplaces, giant in- Your Home Complete plJno ~ervlcc 1)\ l\lI<:HILLAT kItchen cabmets SINCE 1911 AttlC/Rec Rooms PROPERTIES puppies U K C 1101 door and outdoor porch and BOB TRUDEL ccrtlfled IcchmclJn Whv dnd vamtJes Formica CUSTOM BUILDING Aiumlllum SldlnglTflm NO COMMISSIONS regIstered, 9 I'. eeks old 774-7590days, 294-5896e\ el> hd ve !>omeone 10CJJI) do portico Immaculate <.ounter tops DuPont Carlan REMODELING Gutters/Down Spouts NO FEES Shots and \\ormed $175 $350,000, owner Will carry )ourllork'DalldHughe~ Sink lope; Estimates free REC ROOMS Storm WlIldows/Doors 4 DAY CLOSINGS each 7747119 Weekdays (312) 951-4754 8828705 BoonI' Cabmets 882-9247 KITCHENS Roofing/Shingles/Hot Tar ~PREC SION chimney repair PIANO ~E}{VICE~ - Tumng other (312} 943-5469 526-7300 liA. ADO"T A "ET 882-3222 Aluminum SIding and ONTARIO one of a kmd year Brick and block work, flue dnd repdlJ QUdlihed lel-hm IJOANNA WESTERN Gutter Cleaning k replacement/chimney lIdn Flc\.lblc hoUl s Fences/RepaIrs of all klllds round home on Lake Erie, CASH FREE TO lovmg home, blac screens All ....ork guaran- l{cdbondlJle rdte, lllli 1127l> WINDOW SHADES <'peU Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 6, 1985 lON CEMENT ANO IRICK lOF ROOFING SEIlVICE 20F. 1l00flNG SEIlVICE 20M P'AINTlNG/DECOIlATING 20M 1'~IIHINGIOECOIlATlNG 20M ASPHAl T WOIIK ZOP WA TEIlI'RODFING WOIlIl 205 CARPENTER AINSWORTH Butldll1g Co INTERIORS INTEHIOR-exterlOr painting ALTERATIONS - Moder. ALL ROOF LEAKS resldenll ..l rooflllg gllttel"~ stucco and texture, repair AL'S ASPHALT J W. KLEINER AMERICAN Residential & Commercial BY DON & LYNl'\ mzatlOn, all bUlldll1g need~ repairs Free estImates dr) \1dB .. nd plastcr JO PA \'ING COMPANY CEl\IENT CONTRACTOR Shingles & flat roofll llcen~ed 'Husband Wife Team BASEMENT I ough to flmsh 111 alllrades 2% i7i-l ) ear~ expel tence 886.3888 Paving, se.llcoatlllg and exca CEl\IENT - BRICK STOr..IE Gutter, $2 foot Installed '\\allpapellllg WATERPROOFING I .Pall1tlng .....:.=='='....,....:.- __ -----;:.::... l'attOn ReSidential and com P,ttIOS, lIulks, porches, GUY DE BOER C E G ROOFI:'o\G i5i im INTERIOR AND extellor merclal Guaranteed quail ~tep~, dllve\l ays Low Prices Free Estimates 20G. ClIll'ET CLEANING • !\letlclllou~ LICENSED pamtmg and paperhangmg ty workmanship at red;,on Flagstone repdlr All Work Gual anteed HOFFMAN .In:>ured Reasonable rates 30 years able rates Tuck pomtlllg, patching Licensed Insured 881.6651 885-4624 EXPERT CARPET '0\ el 20 \ears Experience 20T. P'LUMllING AND CONSTRUCTION expellence lWy Barnoi\sky, STATE LICENSED AND \\' \TEItPHOOFING BOB 372-4927 CLEANING 527.5560 372-2392 alter 6 pm INSURED REFERENCES HEATING SPECIALIZING IN Rooflng and repairs \\ e can Trud. \lOlliH £,ll,IClWll PAINTING - [ntenol ex. 28HJ626 291 3589 CAPIZlO CON ST. ALL PLUMBING be lo\\er or can match am COLLEGE Studellt need" In- SMALL JOBS REPAIRS, NEW He,ldc[l'I,lI ~ (lH[u.1I'llldl tenOl. plaslel repair: tell. I 20M CEMENT AND IIlICIl tenor "nd e\tenor palllltng \1rlUen estimate FI ee esti U\ l\G HtlO\l lured ceilings paper hang WDIlK FREE ESTIMATES BASEMENT Fixtures Water Heatels, mates 822.0500 &. II \Ll 2750 PrOIC~lllOl\(l1quaht) GI o:>~c WATERPROOFING Disposals, VIOlatIOns mg and remo\'dl 882 b348 HAROLD LICENSED FUlI1I!UI (' lIC,l'H1I!; POl!\tc It'fclcnce~ Fleee~tl DONE RIGHT Carl elled, Sell er" and P~tN'I ING \\allpapermg, SLATE - TILE D\\ E 1 El)L\S 77<1lHll mdtell l'.lll SIo.IpB80-68J0or CHAUVIN 882-0717 10 YEAR GUARANTEE DIa 111;' Elecll'lcally CLeaned \'o Repairs Gutters F.1I1111\ (h\ Iwd ~ Opt'I.lll'd i'll 1'122 II.III a~hlllg SenIOr cltlten LICENSED INSURED FHEE ESTIMATES 40 YEARS EXPERIE:\CE dl;,count'i J a n 884 B757 CEMENT CONTRACTOR CEMENT WORK HI\\\THOR\E S CLE \ \t\G ALL TYPE OF TONY 885-0612 DAN ROEMER Afler 6 p m 882 '1,122 GROSSE POINTE'S I:\ SPECIAL TV PAINTING HOME ACCESSORIES 6-RA~IO LO\'G LM,Tli'.G OIL RASE Ei'oA'\lELS eONscrRUCGJ.ION. INC. FADE RE5[~TING \LL COLORS • Iron Pa tlo F'urlllture RESIDENTIAL' ('O:\I;\lERCIAL • V,lckcr Furmture DRIVE\\ AYS • FLOORS' PORCHES ~mplete landscaping & grounds main- • ExterIor Light Fixtures GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED • Bar B Q ~ NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING tenance .Iand"cape design&constrnction • Mall Boxes NEW GARAGES BUILT Shlngllll • Flat. Slate • Shake • Gutters • Siding JIM BERNS I\'TF:iilOR ('" ~:XTERIOR BR,\I\S FIXTl'RES LICENSED & INSURED 885N4725 822.0600 POLIi>HED & SEALER ,\PPLIED - Prompt free Estimates - EWIMATES GI\'EN JOHN FISCHER 77; 47<)6 QUALITY SERVICE A'IO TERRIF'IC LAI'.DSCAPING 774-3020 OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE ,o~, Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thlrteen-C 10Z t ANDSC.P1NGJ SNOW IIEMOVAl POINTER LANDSCAPING • Complete Lanm.cape ServIce • PI'ofe!>slOnal Landscape De~lgn • Shrubs 5hdde trees • Low mamtenance plantIng • Sod fresh dally • Kentuckv Blue GIa~S • Sod Renlovdl Heplclcement on't • Shdde Sod • Sod deh\erv • One Dav SerVIce • One fuli year Guarantee • Spnnkler System!> • Bflck PatlO~/Walks • • Landscdpe Llghtmg • Hesldent Commercial • Hefel ence!> Furm~hed • SlIIce 19bU • VI!>a~ld~tercdrd applng ••• • A!>k for Dd\e 885-8448 PARK TEENAGERS deSire lawnmowmg, tnmmlllg and edgmg Job~ Prices negotl able Jeff -llll2 9239, Dan- 881 9587 SOFT SC,\PE LANDSCAPING & LAWN SERVICE 751-2306 See our ad on page 14A HOWARDS TREE SERVICE • lice lemoval • stump removdl • tnmmmg d Today! • toppmg • cablIng • !>torm damage Fully IIIsured, free eslimate~ 758-6949 LAWN SERVICE • Weekly Cuttmg 2-6 • Edglllg • Trimmlllg • Baggmg and Removal of ClippIngs FREE ESTIMATES Call the ProfeSSIOnals at GREAT LAKES LANDSCAPING, CO 885.0502 Be ore noon CAREFREE LANDSCAPING COMPLETE LAWN SERVICE POWER RAKING TOM 331-0703 DANA WALLACE LandscaplIIg - Tree ServIce on Free Eslimates esday! 882-1283 WEEDBUSTERS Expenenced Reliable Gardemng, Tnmmmg, Plantmg r'ree Consultation 881-7209 NO LAWNS PLEASE DWYER'S LANDSCAPING Complete lawn mamtenance complete designs, installa- tIOns, power rakmg, sod- dmg LIcensed, msured 779-7985 RICHARD 0 SLAINE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR \\leekly Lawn Mallltenance Power Raklllg Shrub Tnmmlllg Sprmg Clean Ups FertilIzer Packages Competlbve Rates LICENSED & INSURED 527-807 J 885-1)377 MAC'S SPRING CLEAN-UP Complete yard work, lawn, shrub and tree tnmmIng, etc Reasonable rates, qua- lity servIce Call Tom 776- 4429 or 882-0195 MAC'S TREE AND SHRUB TRIMMING COMPLETE WORK Reasonable rates, quahty ser- VIce Call Tom 776-4429 or 882-1)195 LANDSCAPE GARDENING Design, constructIOn, plantmg, PRUNING, maintenance, Grosse POinte He'ildent INSURED ROBERT NEVEUX 884-1)536 TRIMMING, removal, spray- 109, feedmg and stump re- moval Free Estimates Complete tree servICe Call Flemmg Tree SerVIce, 774- 6460 SEAVER'S Landscaping . cleanup thatchmg, plantmg deSign for low maintenance and beaut~ Expenenced Reasondble BIl2-o Classified ads get results Call 882-6900 \ ,) 1 $ , Thursday, June 6, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fourteen.C DRIVE A GOOD DEAL HOME (jJ FROM MA'l Tf\\ ROGER RINKE USED CAR SALE \)1AIII\ '82 ARIES CUSTOM STAIIQ1'! WAGO~ - It PI 1111 \111110 CADILLAC I \( I I I I " I green, luggage rack, air auto p s p b one owner trade'ln $4,895 NEW 1985 CADILLACS '82 NEW YQRKER - 4 dr charcoal grey Available NOW metalliC, vmyl top, alf stereo pwr wmd lots of ex. f////.:; tras 32,740 miles $7,795 _-;.~$;' ~~J / I 1-' _ for Immediate Delivery Z~" \ "'~/ :/,~..... '80 MIRADA - 2 dr heather grey vmyl top /1 '_~ _..~~~4, If "" j .~.....~.,....'v-, "'-<"~ , , " air, crUIse stereo 8-track auto pwr a bargain -;/', -\-<.>" "J ~"'''-"'').~ "',. .... t"'.. -- ... .,~ ...... at $3,995 ./ -' \ ,,- / I J '--< ~.-;,r...--"" ..... #. 1''''''No~ '81 PLYMOUTH CHAMP - 2 dr silver air auto , .Jr>:-....'/ / C:I:~-X..4. ~ 'iere are Iwo 01 the hnest Jagua's eve' 32 256 careful mJies very economical 53,795 bUll the rnagn I,cent Series III sedan and lhe awesome V 12 po.vereo S type GT '81 PONTIAC T1000 - 4 or It blue 4 Gyl auto BOlf) Share tr,e 1r1 mllable Jagl.a specially pflced Only $3,195 qcal !es 01 graceful deSign qUich Jr\ a 1 ) qu 2 elJo n r e' I "qua Ie I n response and ag Ie I1and JAG UA R ~11V perl')I[lIar ce mO'or ng Both are equ pped lal Te" dr ,p 'r em tWd) VlI'h prec sa power rack 15 Mile (Maple) between Coolidge and Crooks 643-6900 1IiiIiI 696 at Van Dyke Open Moo & Thurs tll gOO 758-1800 WE LEASE GM VEHICLES YOU'LL LIKE OUR NUMBERS!! Jerry Mickowski Your Neighborhood Buick Dealer Chevrolet C.10 Pickups, C.20 Pickups. Chassis Cab, Crew Cab & Bonus Cab - 2.WD WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET June 1.July 31, 1985 • Large Selection • High Trade in • No Pressure Salesmen • Expert Service i BUT THE BOTTOM LINE IS C-10 Fleetside PRICE LIKE THIS! Pickup Stock *803 Was $9228 Extended Below Eyellne Mirrors, P.S , P.B., Y-5, Overdnve Transmission, PRICE NOW $7131 * AM, Step Bumper, P205175R15 S.B.R., Gauges or $159.10 per month"' AND WE RE READY TO PROVE IT 'Plus d•• llnation charge, lexes, lltle • '100/0 down & d •• tln.tion, taxes, tille, 48 months 8.8% Apr MAHER 15175 E.Jefferson in GrossePte. Pa~ I '85 T.1000 H.B. CPE. '85 FIERO ~ ~ Cloth Reel Buckel Seats T Glass Tilt Wheel Tilt whl body side mldgs , AM radio, T-glass, body side mldg AMIFM stereo, AM Radio Accent Stripes Body Side MOldings rechnlng rear seats, 4 cyl recl bucket 4 cyl OHC FI er1g,ne recl bucket seats 4 Cyl OHC F 1 Eng PB 5 Speed Overdrive seats, Stk #1650 5 speed manual trans Stk # 1706 Trans, Stk ~1373 or or lease for $11869 I NEW $5,595 per $9,295;~. I $6,995.¥' mo ref see dep 5200 Total PC'lIS58 45S 64 ~--- f raf see aep $175 total oayments S6,714 S15000 ref see dep S569712 to #1 PayYOu$22467, $10,295'~1$11M~395'~~5 $8,995 :t;:, c•.gqijW ,el see I I '-.("L"~~_"'~ _'_~~~~~\ _ and Steve 1I1g slogan "When you're walklll' Wmners in a recent safety slogan contest at Poupard are, from &~:t()WH, PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. , Castamen. Sandel'" Chae Julia and talkm'. look both wav" hf>fnre left, Kris Tortomasl, lynne Pochmara, Scott Semple, Richard VanEt- FerriS and Carol) n ~C) del at \\ It cros'>lll', don't act cool 'cause ten, Anthony Koerber and Michael Novilke; in the back left, is Princi. 881.9760 llesses that's not the rule ' pal Jim Cooper with Superintendent John Whritner. 19849 Mack Ave. Corner of Huntington • Grosse POinte Woods