Search for school planetarium director continues left for a teachmg pOSitIOn at mechamcal abIlIty, ImagInatIOn of the Community Performmg moo the curricula for elementary, By Margie Reins Smith aren't scheduled for any tIme Macomb CommunIty College He and creatIvIty for development of Arts Center and dedicated on middle and high school students StaN Writer soon - perhaps not until Septem- teaches phySICSand astronomy. programs, and a teachers' certIfi- Oct 27, 1982. Director Tim m Grosse Pomte. Planetariums are supposed to ber The $225,000 bUlldmg,which "It was an excltmg thmg," said Grosse Pomte IShavmg trouble cate. Skomeczny was hired away from Bob Thomson, director of the be dark Not 24 hOUl& a day, how. seats 36 people and features a Robert Welch, director of Secon- findmg another dIrector Accord- ever Not locked up tIght, wIth- SpItz projector and a 24-foot Roosevelt High School m Wyan- mg to VIncent LoCIcero, presI- planetarIUm at Adler Elemen- dotte, which had been forced to dary Curriculum In Grosse out VISltOls,wIthout dllectOl or dome, was constructed With dent of the Grosse Pomte school tary School m Southfield smce It close Its planetanum because of Pomte "I have nothmg but money flom the estate of BenJa board, planetarIum directors are opened m 1968, said he backed students the system's financial troubles praise for what has happened Grosse Pomte's foul and a-half mm Long a rare breed The pOSItIOnIS a mto the pOSitIOn "I taught as SkOnIeczny began an ambItIous there " The publIc school faclhty, one very speCialIzed field, Involvmg tlonomy m OhlO for five years year-old planetanum at NOlth senes of commumty programs The faCIlItywas closed last Au. HIgh School has been dosed smce of only a dozen or so III the De knowledge of astronomy, some and worked astronomy classes gust, however, when Skomeczny See PLAN ET ARIUM, page 2A August Plans for Its reopenmg tlOItarea, \\ as carved from part
Nine Park firefighters graduate from police academy trained men to 40. There are Park will implement new sched. By Peter A. Sallnl. ules which will significantly in. Staff Writer eight men who will remain fire. crease police ViSIbilitym the city. The animosity of the election is fighter technicians. On an average day there would over and it's time to move for. "They have gone through a very significant ordeal," Public be two to three cars on the road ward. at a given time - now there will That was the word from one of Safety Director Richard Caretti said. be four in most cases. the nine former Grosse Pointe With new 12.hour shifts, Park firefighters who recently Academy officials, according to Caretti, said the men had the officers will work two days arid be completed police officer training. off for two. They will then work The men were omdally sworn in highest scores of any class. It's a credit to them, he said, and a sig- three days and be off for two, then as public safety officers at a work two days with three days special ceremony and celebration nificant benefit to Park residents and to the department. off. held at Windmill Pointe Park "Every other weekend they will Feb. 10. Assistant Public Safety DIrec- tor Philhp Costa said he kept in have three days off," Costa said. The men spent the last 18 The beds and televiSIOn sets weeks training at the DetrOIt close contact with the men durmg their traming. will be removed from the fire- Metropolitan Police Academy, house, Carettl said, adding that Bubmittmg themselves to the "If you look at their faces today compared to several weeks ago, the eight techniCIans will aid with ngors of physical training and department chores, like process- classroom lessons designed to you can see that the weight of the world has been lifted from thelf ing prisoners weed out 20-year-olds. The aver- Mayor Palmer Heenan was Photo b) Peter A SahnaB age age of the men is about 40. shoulders," Costa said. "Once they get out there and glowing over the good showmg "I'll tell you this much," said the men made at the academy Accident Michael Smith, former secretary/ get Stleet-wise, Grosse Pointe No one was seriously Injured last Thursday when a car was struck while eastbound on Charlevoix Park will have some very valua- He said that there are many men treasure of the now-defunct Park who would not have made It at Moran. Alicia Peck. 17. of the Farms suffered assorted minor Injuries when another car talled firefighters union, "they did a ble employees," Costa added. to yield after stopping while northbound on Moran. The Peck vehicle came to rest on its side after The men said they became yery through the rigorous trammg, great job traimng us. It's time to and added that the CIty and Its striking the curb. put the past behind, and move competitive at the academy, and despite achmg baCKS, the bumps c\t1zens should be proud of their ahead." accomplIshments The nine men who were cross- and brUIses from the self-defense lessons and the long hours of Heenan also pOInted out that trained are Joseph Clarke, Mar- the taxpayers wIll now get more tm Buss, Charles Heinrich, Tho- studying, lt was worth it. for their money. mas Court, Casper Allor, Mark SmIth said they must conSider themselves as part of a large "One week the men Will be Pt1~~'~ SIllman, Joseph Blalk, John Vl- I\orkmg 36 hours and the next team now. Vlano and SmIth. Buss IS a ser- week 48 hours That averages out ,~: geant and Heinrlch a corporal. "When we go out there we have to back each other up," he sald to 42 hoUls a week, w lllch lS an Kathleen Bernard Unfazed by critwism, TheIr addltlOn to the ranks of mCIease of h\ 0 hours a week," he publIc safety officers m the Park Cal ettl sald that With the addl- Durant says he won't brIngs the number of fully cross t JOnof nme men to the I anks, the 'ldld By Peter A. Salinas quzt .. 3A Staff Wnter "Kelly, yOU can come down Wzll be Bush in '88?6A hel e nght away We found the it mothcrlode " ~hose words got Kathleen What were you doing Oct. 'Kelly" Bernard packmg m a 1, 1959...... 7A mattel of mmutes The mothel lode \vas the Atocha, the 17th Spothght on Jason Peral- century Spamsh galleon treasure ta , lOA ship, which was sunk ll1 a hun I- cane off the coast ofFlonda mOle than 300 years ago The pubhc eye ..... 16A Bernat d a 1979 gl aduate of Grosse POll1te South. holds a A MTsStSS1PP~ rwerboat bachelor's degree In anthropology flom the UI1lVelslty of Notre docks on Woodward .IB Dame and a mastel's deg1eeflOm Yale Um\elslty A longtIme Just where zs One Mde dIVel, she fIrst became aware of Kathleen Bernard Road? . 4B trea'iUl £ hunter Melvm Fisher pmg, conservatIOn, catalogu the 0\\ nel of '11 casU!e Salvol s, mg the museum and dIVmg " St Clare celebrates an an- Ine a Ke) We'it based company Bernal d \\ as earmng only $109 that found the Atoeha aftel neally a \\ pek WIththe company, \, hlch nwersary 4B 15 year'i of "earchmg the ocean \1 d" puttmg all Its capital mto bottom \, hen one of hel Notl e :ll1dmg the lost vessel She Hockey coach turns Dame plofe'isors told her about e,ll ned about $200 when she left colummst IC the company upon hel gradufJ.t <,'j the company about a year later That salary dldn't mclude meals "I \,as hlled 111 198",1' ,n ~I' Transfer student leads 01housmg, unless she was at sea. Proto b) Peter A Sahna' cheologlcal lese;:>' /I ,t"tant, dIVIng for treasure unbeaten ULS le Belnal d
Nt Pointer "'*-AYM;kfu~~,.t,$U~~ !'at~!lwmm;Ujm_dliiii pn ? Pllil eiW4l!1:tl>if:}M, From page IA when they found the main trees. "He IS a dreamer and he be. vel's found gold chams, artlfacts ure. heved In hImself and the rest of and COInb There were literally "I helped retrieve Items from us He taught me w have a dream wall~of blIver wms whIchhad be the Atocha and helped to map It," and work for It even though come encru'>ted WIth sedIment Bernard saId "FIsher wanted the you're up against Incredible They found personal artifacts find to be documented archeolog. odds" from the Spanish saIlor!> and lcally, whIChtook a lot more bme MUSICIanJimmy Buffet and thoubands o( ernel aldb and other than If they Just brought up comedIan Johnny Carson VIsited preuou-, !>tones everything they found ImmedI- the treasure sIte whIle Bernard Inve,>tOl'i)(~celvedhuge leturns dtely." was on board the ship. rm theIr IDv(::.tment", but unfor She enjoyed the cataloging and "That was III November of tunately neither Bernmd, nor her mappmg because of her archeol- 1986," she saId. "They were find famIly had 'nvested Withthe com ogy background, but she loves Ing emeralds by the thousands pany diVing then. The largest emerald they . You got to keep the first "When people ask me what It's found was a rough stone that (OmyOU found," Bernard bald "A like, I always say the same weighed 76 carats" Idlge tlmbel ~plke had been thing," she baId "It's hke a Bernard has been glvmg talks Kelly Bernard examines silver coins raised from the depths of the ocean. The coins have been 'F'ught up and ac I \Vabcleaning hushed cathedral of blue You on her work WIth Treasure Sal. h hI' t 1 b bl v 0 , h encrusted throug a c arnica process m 0 arge ars. It off, I found the sdver com en. can tear anythmg but your own VOl'Sto schoolchildren, a pursUlt . ~ . crusted) Ight to the spike ~~~~t~~~ "It's hke bemg In an ~~:~~~~~;:!~;~tw~~~;e!t~~I"n~: anSt~;I~~e~rfov~~u~a~~~:~here. • • "J didn't make d lot of money, She said that divers used spe Her expenence on the Atocha but earnmg a lot male than she Grosse Pointe but the adventure reallv was clal slates and space pens has landed her another job dId WIth the Atocha flSHI K HD i II 11th i worth It " . deSigned for use on the space Bernard WIllbe heading for the "I'm pretty eXCitedabout that," News ~----- Berndl"d hadn't been WIth the shuttle. Mananas Islands in the South she saId WIth a smde (USPS 230-400) company eight month", when she "We had large gndded papers PaCific later this month H 7 Published every Thursday Iecelved the call from Mathewson on board and we had w transfer "I WIllbe an assistant archeol. ave a question. By Anteebo Publishers to help WIth the cataloging and the mformatlOn we collected onto oglst on the salvagmg opera. Need some information? 96 Kercheval Avenue FRESH CUT Gros~e Pointe, MI 48236 dlvmg those," she recalled "We couldn't hons," she said. "The two shlps We'll try to help Salvors had been sweeping the afford computers" which sank m 1631 and 1638, Phone 882-6900 Secord Class POStagf pa {j at DetrOit Michigan ocean floor and finding artIfacts She saId that FIsher was al. have already been found to hold News - 882-0294 Su~scnplio~Rates S17per~earvtaP1al S'901Inl,1>lp from the Atocha for years, but the ways upbeat, ev,.enwhen thmgs porcelam, silk, spIces, dyes, Jade Classified ads - 882-6900 Addre<..sall MilJl Subscnpoons Change of Add ress Fwms DAISIES company needed a lot more help weren't going well and other precIOus stones. Display advertising - 882-3500 3579 to 96 Kercheval Grosse POinte farms Mlch 48236 The deadline 'or nells copy,s Monday noon to msure ,n serliOn All advertiSing copy must be In the Ad/ertls ng Departme~1 Planetarium /t~/}f/&'~4y,t"J'-/API"~L"'~~!ijiHIii!l!lIlJ 1iittar~~11lii!JiIi!ml(£1iM:~Q/",%P%'#',,;k' 31.-:<..%' ::z by 11 a m Tuesday CORRECTIONS ANO ADJUSTMENTS Responslb Iity for d,s From page IA play and classlfie!! advertiSing errol IS limited to eillier a can to the pubhc, Sabbath said, but director for Crestwood High five VIsit tWice a year, grades SIX cellatlon of the cha'ge for or a re run of the portion In error Back In 1965-66, space was 'm ' only because it's a one-man oper- Schoolin Dearborn Heights, saId through eIght VISItonce a year Nollilcabon must be given 11 I me lor correcbon m Ine fol The OhIO school had a small atIOn, and "there is great poten- the dIstrICt's 66-seat facility IS PIke also teaches a hIgh school lOWing Issue We assume no responslo Illy tor the same af ter the first merbon planetarium I learned how to tial for a 7-day work week My fa. open two mghts each month, astronomy class. Tne Grosse Porote News reserves tile flghl not to acreOI run It In one year mlly protested" year.round, and ISnearly always an adverlJser s order Grosse POinte NeilS advertISing "The baSICSof the mechanical . , "Planetanums are great teach. Sabbath said he ISa self-taught filled to capacity. In additIOn,En. r€p'esentatrles have no aut!'on~, to bind thiS nell~paper and part of the Job can be learned In only publlca~on of an advertisement shall const tute fonal ac FULL SERVICE FLO!lISTS mg tools," he said "They teach planetarium dIrector He has an SIgn teaches astronomy to high a week," he saId. ceplance of tM ad~ertlser S order the logICof sCIence They teach astronomy background, a teach- school students. i~';~~;'I~;~I~~l:885-8510' patterns, changes, reasons for er's certIficate, and some gradu- He's been there 18 years, ever Ronald Tonks, dIrector of Per- happemngs" ate school courses. "Traimng since the planetarIUm opened. He sonnel for the Grosse Pointe The Southfield faCIlity was (someone new) could be accom. also began as an amateur as. school system, saId he hopes to open for the public a few years plished in one summer," he said. tronomer, WIth a knack for elec. find a new dIrector to start next ago, but Thomson doesn't know "It's a matter of learning to push tronics, a teacher's certificate, fall. "So far there haven't been FIRE EMERGENCY why there was a lack of mterest the nght buttons Grosse Pomte and some eclectic interests - a enough applicants. We mter- m the programs "We had lots of could tram a teacher who's in- degree in music, an English mi. VIewed a few. One was accepta- • Eleclronic Siren • Available to Police & Fire pless coverage, ad." literature, terested Then the mrector would nor and a science minor. ble, but he changed hIS mind a • 24 Hour Monitoring • Standby Ba"ery S59500REG. brochures SometImes only nme have a commItment to the dis- James Pike, director of the few days later. We're looking all .. Portable Panic Button INSTAUED $1,147 or 10 people showed up and It be. trIct You also need someone' planetarium at Mount Clemens over the country. 11m Skomeczny jSECURING HOMES IN THE POINTES FOR 15 YEARS came cost-prohIbItIve" who hves close, so you can open High School, said because of gave us a few names to contact Now the Southfield planetar- at night. You have to do the pub- financial setbacks, the facility is We've advertised We're all , I!Jl\D GROSSE POINTE ALARM IUmISused dally for school pro- lic stuff, at least m the begin- only 0llenfor about one hour each through lookmg this school year grams and pnvate groups Each mng," he said day But every first grader visits "MeanwhIle, the planetarium )IA\ 884.3630 . , ... \fU'""U"'IUIf 1-7001iMack A~enue lie :leA.026i chdd m the Southfield district Dick Ensign, planetarium once a year; grades two through is closed." .'--,---' Grosse ~oinl~ Park.-Mt .'230- VISItSat least two or three tImes each "chool year '-"any Sabbath, dIrector of tpe .t l' planetarium at Oak Park High $chool, bald that their faclhty has LOCK SETS been open fOi 20 yeal::', seats 72 A people, dnd has a Spitz projector SPECIALTY -,lmllal to Gro"se Pomte's. Oak Park's faclhty IS no longer open SEWER TROUBLE? Call Wf9; SO many'peopfe ~tlKtt~~ caf[ our house fWtne ... 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February 19, 1987 3A Grosse Pointe News Young says Detroit's problems belong to everyone By Peter A. SaUnas trictlOns lIke that here (in Grosse has become a popular pastlme ot Staff Writer Pomte) for a long tlme," Young many outstate pohtlcians DetrOIt Mayor Coleman Young said He added that there was a "It seems the more you raIl was welcomed last week when he dIfference between the Pomte's about DetrOIt, the more votes you ' spoke to the 8enlD! Men's Club at longstandmg ordmances and get," Young saId. the War Memonal MOle than Dearborn's, m that Dearborn's Young said that areas of com. 300 club members and about 20 was perceIved as bemg aimed to mon mterest between DetrOIt and media representatives attended keep speCIfIc mmorlty groups out Its suburbs are greater than the Young met eallter with Park of Dearborn parks dIfferences, and that the dIffer. Mayol' Palmer Heenan to dISCUSS When he told the audIence that ences wIll brmg strength flood protectlOn along Lake 8t he couldn't thmk of anythmg Young drew crItiCism from ClaIr and Fox Cl eek more openly hostIle toward black statements he made last year Heenan bald Young assured Detrolters than Dearborn's or. about not supportmg gun control hIm that an engll1eel mg i>tudy dmance, there were several bare- for DetrOIt, as long as the suburbs lOmmli>i>lOned by DetrOit would Iy audIble mutters from club remaIned "armed and hostile" be made uval1able to the Park for members. He made a lengthy explana- evaluatIOn HIS meetmg with the club, twn of the comments, put them in "We are negotlUtmg wIth one of whose members are all 60 and the context of how they were the POInteb about a proposed sea over, prompted Borne humor from made, but offered no apology. wall," Young told the audIence the mayor. "I'm m favor of gun control," he "Now IS a good time to be lookmg "ThIS is the first gathermg I've said, "but I want everyone to lay In we Plu'ult:1l1. ;Ve tue Iln,;ac"i. c''"', f;::.::c:1. ::: ~::!.~:: ",:,q,. my r1('",,., tl,,,,;,,, p",tnlq not jUl't De- ed m domg all we can to prevent whole 11fe, whel e everybody 18 troit." floodmg." older than I am," Young said. In the face of efforts by the Ku Young said he hoped the sea Young said that many years Klux Klan, neo.NaZl orgamza. wall could be constructed m 8uch ago Detroit paid the taxes for the tlOns and paramilitary groups, a way as to not shut off one area entIre state He said that the Young said It would not be fall' to from another, but to permit ac state benefited from the huge De- DetrOlters to disarm themselves. cess between the cltles traIt tax base, but that had now "Everyone needs a chance to Pho'o b~ Peter A SilhnuG Young made refel ence to work. changed. understand each other," Young Mayor Coleman Young spoke to more than 300 people at the Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Club meet- mg With Detroit's neIghbors m "Detroit public educatIOn was Bald. "DiscusBlOns lIke thIS at- ing Feb. 10 at the War Memorial. Young's speech was received cordially by the club members. solvmg common problems. He ranked among the finest m the tempt to explain my position. bmgled out Dearborn BS being country," Young said. "Now the "Detroit can't exist without the to the economIc ll1Vai>lOnof for- offiCIally during the 17 years he's Fromm saId hostIle towdrd Dell'olt WIth an or- tables have turned." suburbs, and the suburbs can't Semor Men's Club PreSident eIgn manufacturel s on the been mayor of Detroit It was at dinance the cIty passed last year He said DetrOIt now needs sup- eXIst Without DetrOIt." MUl'tll1 Hayden, who mtroduced Amencan malket He b'lld that a gathermg of southoabtern o'eatmg a rebldents only rule for port In the bame way It once gave There is a great deal of common Korean, Yugoi>lavian and Japa Michigan mayor£' at a conference Young to the audwnce, saId he Its mUniCipal parks. It ground, Young said, between the nese automobIle£' and MeXIcan called to oppose federal cutbacks was glad the mayor had agl eed to "I realize there have been res- DetrOlt.bashmg, Young SEnd, suburbs and Detroit. He pointed attend the meetlllg. auto parts are sometlung every 111 revenue shal'lng and Urban "I thought It went very well," one should be concerned about m Development ActlOn Grants. said Hayden, a retlred DetrOIt America Woods Mayor George Freeman Durant won't quit; says criticism News edItor. "I was amazed at "I see one of your new membet's who attended the meetmg, said today was a Umroyal executlve," he enjoyed Young's explanatlOn the number of club members who Young said. "The place where of hlB views on gun control. came up to me and Baid that they of legal system was necessary didn't know that (Young) was Uniroyal once stood 18 now a mce, "It was a frtendly speech," that smart. That iAgood for them that even Congress can't recon- Durant proposed, aB he did in big vacant lot. They don't make Freeman said. By Nancy Parmenter to know." cile its VIsion, haVing been January, that the legal profession those tIres here any morel, und Farms Mayor JOl5eph Fromm Staff Writer ..an .~ unable to agree on reauthorizing be deregulated to allow the reso- soon they won't be makmg them said Young was correct in saying r--- __--- . An unrepentant W. Clark Dur- I., ALL MAn$ AurlfO"Jl£D I lution of disputes by para- that there are problems that the Home ant says he is glad he spoke up the corporation for seven yeal'!:!. in Dayton either. sll"vlcr;.1 professionals and that the Legal "These are the problemll we Pomteil and Detroit have in com. about reform of the legal system "... There is a total absence ofbi- : Tech™APPLIANCE REPAIR I partisan support even in the Services Corp. be replaced by an fnce Jointly," mono 1 DISJ/,ASHm • ,ASHlJIS • DlIYlllS • S'tOVlS .I and isn't about to quit his posi. t Houlle Judiciary Committee," he "independent body, adequately Young Hllid he hUll met WIth the "We are going to have to work tion IUi chairman of the federnl _, 'fare'.~.Ion.' .1 funded." Service!! to the poor GroB8fJ Pointe mllYOl'Honly once together to solve tholla prublema," 18861658' "AU . Legal Services Corporation, said, l'.. ..,. . lAMe PAY UJ!Vlcr could then be provided through L- _' _ - -- Amol'iclll1 Bill' Association competitive bidding for 8ervice Pl'clndant Eugene Thomas and g1'ant6. Iltlvaral lawycrll' union officials He alRo proposed that the poor called for Durant's resignation be required to pay something for lust week after he cl'itlcized law- service. "Co.payment gives the yers' stranglehold on delivery of client Il direct stake and more di- 8B1'vices Ilnd called for an end to rect control over the lawyer's con. hIB own agency duct," he said. HIt also requires "It shows I hit the raw nerve of the organized bar," Durant said the client, like any other persall, to make choices about the rela- Monday. "It's reflectIve of the tive and marginal value ofa law- ABA's reactIOn whenever people try to open up the professIOn" yer's service." Last week was not the first Durant Bald he expects to con- tIme Durant has critiCIzed hIS tinue speaking on these themes agency and thp system Similar and that demands for his resigna- tlOn will not have any effect. commen III 1 he was first ap "I don't Intend to resign be- pomted caused controversy In a Photo bv 0 Waldman The lJetrml Ne"" cause they're aaking me to re- ,January Intr'l VIPW WIth the sIgn," he saId. (;Ioshe l'U11 I ('\II '>, he artlCulat Clark Durant ed many of the same themes he laid forth last week m the bar as sodatIOn Now's the Time For A But thIS was the fll'st tIme the lawyers had heard It offiCially New Racquet Club Durant says hIS pOSItion IS mis- understood Wimbledon Is now offering special memberships "I didn't call for abolltlOn (ofLe- with permanent court time beginning this month. gal ServIces)," he saId. "I called fOl' replacement und adequate fundmg." You're Invited to play In the There 18no questlOn that Dur- LOVE & BUICK MIXED DOUBLES ant attacked the legal system for restr .ctmg accellS both through Amateur Tournament law school enrollment and bar ex Feb. 28 - Mar. 1. Please call now for details. ammatlOn reqmrements Calhng hen ,Oll demdlld the IIIlC\l, dCITl
Pointe Plaza to give way for new center Help us give the gift of hearing By Margie Reina Smith pomts up the mterdependence of Grosse Pointe Rotary Club Staff Writer Demolition set for June DetrOIt and OUI suburban neIgh bars Its completIOn \\ III be a S1g Pomte Plaza Will be razed thIs and a four story parkmg struc selmann, presIdent and chIef ex summer The stnp of retail stores ecutlve officer of the 8t Clair mficant .,hot m the arm fOI both ture Detlolt and Grosse POInte and parkmg on the northwest cor- Demolltlon IS scheduled for Health CorporatIOn and 8t John ner of the Mack AvenuelMoross Woods ,. June 1 ConstructlOn IS set to be Hospital, and Jerome L SchoB ~\l(( MiChig~ Ear Foundation Road mtersectlOn, which IS gIn m September CompletlOn of tak, chaIrman of Schostak Plans mclude a four story pal k owned by the St ClaIr Health lllg StructUI e f01 1,18& cars and Donale your used heanng Q/dsto the Rotary Club's heanng aid t\\ 0 ground-level pat kmg lots recycling program /JAth the lvflchlgan Ear FoundattOn. \\ nh a capacIty fOJ 27:5 caLi, d Encloaed find _ hearmg aid!.) leu than 10 yean old foUl .,tOl.'1 bUlldll1g on MOlObS, I ha' e no used hearing A,ds but wllh to help eabt of St John HObpltal, \~Ith Enclosed please fmd $15, $25, $50, $100 80,000 square feet of space for doctOl ,,' offIce" and ho~plta I ad Name ______Addreas -----.---- IJ1lnJ"tratlve pelsonnel, a foUl Mall to The Mlchlgan Ear FoundatIOn 19501 E 8 MIle, St Clair Shores, MI. 48080 ",tory 80,000 '>quare foot buddmg on ~lack A venue to be leased to dttorneys, accountants and othel non medIcal ploies<"lOnab, and r ...... , aA (\r.() n'l..,~o.fc->ot (")flp~~.qhlp.rp ...... , ...... , ...... 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J tall "pace enclosed In a chmate controlled glass atllum With 20 CLEAHANl;t: ~ALI: foot \\ Ide wall,. ways The Moross office bUlldmg Will be connected to 8t John HospItal b\ a glass _ .... enclosed walkway T", a surveys of Glosse Pomte 50% OFF Woods reSidents - one m 1979 and one III 1982 - revealed some PLUS AN ADDITIONAL dIssatIsfactIOn WIth the shoppmg center as It was In 1979, those sampled m the survey said they d1d not shop at the cent.el because of fears fOI then safety, because site plan of the poor condItIOn of the area, 250/0 OFF and because they prefen ed East Corporation, (the parent compa- the $30 ml1hon project IS sched Brothers & Co, Inc , whIch has land ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE ny of St John Hospital), Will be uled for early 1989. been named developer, lea<.,mg The 1982 survey revealed that replaced With two office bUIld- These plans were announced agent and manager of the 16 aCIe more than two thll ds of Grosse ings, glass.enclosed retail shops, Jomtly Feb 10 by Glenn AWes parcel Pomte Woods reSIdents shopped "It's our mtent to see that the at the center, but one half of those 200/0 DISCOUNT Home series offered at War Memorial property IS developed to ItS fullest only went there once a month ON BOYS AND GIRLS potential We feel a commItment Re~sons CIted for aVOldmg It The War Memorial has sched- slOns or $25 for husband and wife to the commumty," saId Wessel \\ ere unappealmg stores, mcon Health-tex • Oshkosh • Carters uled classes in buying, selling or vement locatIOn and the unde On Thursday, Feb. 26, from 7.30 mann renting and hands-on instructlOn slrable area to 9:30 p.m., mtenor deSIgner Grosse Pomte Woods MayO! Ge- ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS in basic home repair. Those surveyed saId they Judith Lee Sieber and reSidentIal orge S Freeman said, "ThIS WIll "Buying a Home," a two-part se- WIshed to see stores With hIgher OF COMMUNION DRESSES IN THE AREA real estate professIOnal Jane Mar- be good for Grosse Pomte, good ries set for Wednesdays, Feb 25 qualIty and a greater varIety of shall will offer tips on preparmg "REE Alteration!oo U!'te our FREE Lay-A-Way and March 4, between 7 and 9 p.m. for DetrOIt, and good for the merchandIse Three-fourths of your home for sale. "Setting the hospital. It Will make the cornel will be co-sponsored by the Uni. those sampled WIshed for more Scene for Sale" IS $5 per person. a beautiful corner" GIANT FREE PARKING AREA IN REAR versity of Detroit. John B. Lizza re<;taurants Nearly half saId will speak on the legal and tax In "BaBIC Home Repair for DetrOIt Mayor Coleman A they were wIlhng to pay for pal k CONNIE'S · STEVE'S PLACE coneideratlOns in buymg or rent. Women," partiCIpants WIll learn Young said, "RevltahzatlOn mg whIle shoppmg BOYS & GIRL 5 WEAR FOR MI:N & BOYS mg Il home or condommlUm. plumbmg, electrical repairs and projects such as thiS one are a key In 1983, the center was re- 23240 GREATER MACK - (1 block South 01 9 MIle) Housing budgets, use of real es- carpentry through lectures and mgredlent to keepmg our neIgh named Pomte Plaza Landscap ST CLAIR SHORES MICHIGAN 48080 (313) 777 8020 tate professionals, purchase hands-on trammg by Journey level borhoods ahve and thrlvmg ThiS mg, trees and SIgnS wel e added as agreements, title Insurance, tradesmen Elame Crawford, Eva proJect, located on our border part of the beauhficatlOn ploJect financing and negotiations Will Caradonna and Colleen Rebant. WIth Grosse Pomte Wood,>, also by the property ownel be explored by Lizza, who has The course IS offered Saturdays, m~re than 30,y~ars_ ex~enence Feb 21,28 and March 7 from 9'30 dealing witn real estate laws and a.m. to 1 30 p.m. Each seSSIOn IS wy the former attorney for the $15 per person and students are Realtor Board and several mulh asked to brmg a sack lunch list organizations The course IS For further informatIOn, call $20 per person for the two ses- 881-7511 You'veGot OtherThingsTh Do. What Does He Have? evening program running to 630 If you ore taking care of an elderly NurSing Home campus In Harper Woods With the Interests and former pm, Including dinner !~I I parent or relative at home, you may be Wishing there was more you could do occupation of the patient In mind, Call 881.1800 today for more Infor- I Cottage SenlorCare prOVides person- rratlon Give your loved one a fuller I forthem More ways to make their days I I ncher and fuller And -let's be honesT- alized programs that Include exer- day And give yourself one, too Cise, nutritiouS meals and snacks, I I you may be looking for another way to Located on the ca mpus of the I I keep on caring at home while giving actIVIties, and sOClallZlng ASSistance ycurself time to work, shop or rest ISoffered. too, In personal grooming Cottage-Selmont Nursing Home and medication monitoring 19840HarperAve. HarperWoods, M148225 Tnere IS a Way-It'S calied Cottage 881-9556 seniorCare. Cottage SenlorCare IS a Backed by the resources of Cottage day-time center for elderly adults who Hospital. Cottage SenlorCare runs If hove becorre phYSically or mentally from 9 a m to 4 30 pm, Monday Impaired but w,"",owould benefit from througt-- Friday, With care available Iui1COTTAGE structured dally actIVIties In a safe daily or Justfor certain days and hours ~ SeniorCare homelike enVIronment Soeciol options also Include an it COTtage SenlorCare nas Its own early-bird" breakfaST program start- A Day-Time Center for Adults location on the Cottage-celmont I-g or 730 a m and an e~tenoed f-f-" l A CD NIT., >1U.'<{ FO' Cotton ~fadras sport shirts, exclusively Brooks Brothers \~. Our cotton India l'\'\adras shIrrs are a Winning combination of color, lIght wClght and casual good looks Each I'; cut and ,;cwn exclUSively ~ "- ~ for us, and featurc,; our bulton-down collar FP~~~' Your chOIce of long or ...hort slecves In our assorted plaIds of predomInantly hlue, red or 1 green Collar SI/C~ 14 /2 to 1611'2. Long sleeves, $38 S hart sleeves, $ 14 {lie WilT Brook, Hrothcr. ,a,,/ 1men, an I '{"'" fllnTrl (Iuh I("Her( or.! or \ I<,J I UTAll.lSHtO 1111 i I -~) / C~/ I~II GZ:lJrj;fJRdU/}ril/;/J{rd/ ~ ~~~~~ Ii I'urmShmQ9 for Men \Womrn ~ .0\.15 It I 645GRISWOLD. PENOIPwcrJ HI D(;, I~ DETROIT- SOMhRSI. I M-\I I , I Hcn ;~ -- ~...... ,...-.co~~~...... -r~~~ -- ... ------=ebruary 19, 1987 SA 3rosse Pointe News ....' VllLAGE.MARKET 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" fine. Some Quantities Limited Wlnes DAILY 8 a.m •. 7 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. FEB. 19th, 20th & 21 5t fRYING CHICKEN ~ee MEDIUM LEGS ~U~ PEEl.ED AND DEVE'NED SHRIMP RANCH STYLE While They Last! $88~ SLICED ---_...... -_...... MED'UMS'Z£ 9 BACON $15L~FROG LEGS $4 ! Photo by SU;,dn Buckl, r COCKTAIL AND Come on down U.S.D.A. CHOICE TARTAR SAUCE P;~T79C The Giving Tree Montessori School invites parents and chil- BONELESS ROLLED dren to an open house Sunday. March 1. from 1 to 3 p.m. The SIRLOIN school is located at 4351 Marseilles at Mack. For more infor- KRAFT mation. call the office at 881-2255weekdays. Above. Katie Am- TIP INDIVIDUAL SLICE lin of Grosse Pointe explores the world of shapes and numbers. ROAST $19L~ AMERICAN CHEESE Vasher to be honored Feb. 21 FRESH $139 12 OZ. PKG. Members of the Grosse POinte Farms Boat Club dnd guests will honor Gary Va»her SatUlday, ;~-::DERS $ 7L~ HAAGEN-DAZS Feb 21, at Austin Hall 3 He is the club's 28th commo ICE CREAM dore ASSIStll1g him on the Bridge will be Vice Commodore Connne TAKE 'N' BAKE 49p1MT Franks, Rear Commodore Sonny $1 Gorenflo, Secretary Sharon THE ORIGINAL 12 ALL NATURAL VARIETIES Vasher, and Treasurel' Karen 4" Fisher ..• /4#'" NABISCO The board of directors are Del- phine Klem, Ed Smith, BIllie MEATBALLS RITZ Jacoby, Phylhs Fnes and Paul Franks SWEDISH OR C;RAC.~J;~$j ";!flI em a Gary Vasher ITALIAN .;1 Hbspital offers emergency handbook $21!~ $1491;- -,~, 1& OZ. BOX Regular or Low Salt St John Hospital tS offering a aid treatment for burn victims free medical emel gency hdnd- and those suffenng from severe SHARP book to give people InfOl'matlOn cuts, pOIsomng, heart attack, on first aid techmques for a van choking and stroke 'CHEDDAR KRAFT ety of medical emergencies SHREDDED SHARP The 64-page booklet covers first To get a copy, call 886 3703 CHEESE BY THE PIECE CHEDDAR CHEESE Exhibitionist in Woods A group of about 10 female "The man we are looking for IS 1 workers and patrons at a Grosse about 18 years of age, 6 foot to 6 FRESH COFFEES $1 1" foot, 2 Inches tall and has hght- Pomte Woods beauty salon got a FRESHL Y ROASTED AND CUSTOM shock Wednesday, Feb 5, when a colored, curly hall'," Kwwt GENERAL MILLS man exposed himself In front of kowskl said GROUND TO YOUR NEEDS! the shop window Last summer a man fitting the THIS WEEKS SPECIAL CHEERIOS Woods DetectIVe Robelt KWlat same descnptlOn walked mto a kowskl said the man, who'ie face beauty salon nude from the waist FRENCH ROASTED wa:::.obscured b) a \\ mdo\\ sign, do\', n Apparently, the same man COLOMBIAN masturbated, then fled cllso walked out totally nudp in $1!!~s~ FUl.l. 80D'ED. RICHL Y FLA VORED K wlat kowski "(lId d de'icnpt JOn flont of a blcyclist last summer B'TTERSWEET TANG, WITH ALL of the man tIe'> Lhh C,l.c,('to f!V(' 01 ACID TONES GONfi. VERY ROBUSTI BROWNB£RRY SIX slmdar II1cldent" th:lL oc The Wood" depal tment of pub cUlTed lac,t sumnWI hpt\\('cn llC »afety I'>lookmg for InfOlma HEALTH NUT BREAD Hampton Road and Lhl nOI th Clt') Uon \\ hlCh could lead to the a1' 6 PACK CANS hmIts 1C'it of the man COKE. CLASSIC COKE, CAFFEINE FREE COKE, CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE, REGULAR AND DIET SPRITE, REGULAR SQUIRT, REGULAR SUNKIST, $1~p9 16 OZ. LOAF - SAVE 34~ \X>}~ TRION ELECTRONIC AND CHERRY COKE AIR CLEANER 6 PK. 12-01. fREE WITH THE PURCHASE ~ OFA FARM FRESH ~.~ v: FRUIT & VEGETABLES 9700 ACE AND HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONDITIONER PLUS FULL FIVE EXTRA FAHCY YEAR 8 PARTS ASPARAGUS...... $1 ! AND LABOR AUNTM'DS INGLENOOK WARRANTV A r-JODfL 198 FRESH SPINACH ... ,00u.0.77(; RED SALE ON THE AIR ZINFANDEL.BURGUNDY, WASH'NGTON STATE RUBYCAB,GRENACHEROSE CONDITIONER RED OR GOLDEN SAVE $200 DELICIOUS APPLES ...... 69~ INGLENOOK 28 WHITE ZINFANDEL DRY ONIONS •••••• 3L .... 0 $1 SAVE $200 EXTRA FANCY SEEDLESS CRIBARI RED OR WHITE $149 WHITE ZINFANDEL SAVE $1 50 . ~. . GRAPES • • • • • • • • • • • • LB. Ing the president's record and leadership. Yet if Reagan's ratings decline further, Bush WIll face the same problem that other vice Bush in 1988? preSIdents have confronted in seeking the top office on their own. Hubert Humphrey was the claSSICexample of a vice president Michigan seen who sought to break WIth his president's un- popular policies - but couldn't do so early enough or in a convincmg enough fashion. as first test So far the Democrats have been Jockeying for positlOn for 1988 WIth Gary Hart, the former Colorado senator, leadmg the polls, ncase Grosse Pomters hadn't noticed, Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York runmng the 1988 presidential campaIgn is al- second and a clutch of governors and mem- ready warmmg up m MichIgan and I bers of Congress samplIng the preSIdential elsewhere the TV evangelist who already IScampaign- m the followmg Iowa caucuses, whIch he Vice PresIdent George Bush IS stlll the mg In MIchIgan and elsewhere as an unan- also led In 1980, and in the first preSIden- pOSSIbIlIties New potentIal candIdates may GOP front runner natIOnally and m Michi nounced candIdate, as well as from Rep tial primary m New HampshIre a year from arise during the coming congressional inves- gan m most polls, but he conceded m Mlchi Jack Kemp of New York who has a strong thiS month But a stumble in MichIgan tigations of the Irangate affair and the gan last week he has lost ground because organIzatIOn m the state Others who have could dIm Bush's hopes RepublIcan admlmstration's partIclpatlOn of the Iran.contra arms controversy and its only dIpped a toe mto MIchigan waters may Perhaps an even more senous blow to In It effect on the Reagan administratIOn Jump mto the SWIm before long Bush's prospects, however, would occur flOm In RepublIcan Circles, however, the major But he also said that he would :soon try to Even m the Pomtes, where Bush defeated a contmumg declIne m PreSIdent Reagan's questIOns are whether Bush can repeat his define what he would do as president with Reagan handIly In wmmng the 1980 state fortunes as a result of the Irangate mt::ss 1980 preSIdential pnmary VIctory in MIchi- out highlightmg any differences with Presl preSIdentIal pnmary, the VIce preSIdent If Bush seeks to dIsassociate himself too gan, whether he IS so closely tied to a dent Reagan Yet m efforts to become his faces a strong challenge. The Kemp forces much from the admInIstratiOn, he could be preSIdential fallmg star that he soon WIll own man, Bush runs the nsk of alIenatmg claimed more precmct delegates than Bush accused of dIsloyalty If he stIcks too closely be out of the runmng, or whether he can the supporters of the prE'sldent, and espe. m the pnmary m the POIntes last August to the admmistratIOn lIne, he could be fur- emerge as an attractive candIdate WIth both cially the nght wmg RepublIcan:;, who have WhIle the RObertson orgamzatIOn clalmea ther damaged It congresblOnal mve:OLIgd- 1I1OUeld~e dm.i I.UHbt:! Vd~! VI;: ::.upPV! t 'w hG cun been distrustful of the Vice president and his at least equabty WIth Bush on a stateWIde tions turn up eVIdence of WhIte House cover- go all the way In 1988. supposedly moderate Views. count of precInct delegates. And now there ups, law vlOlahons or ethICal mIsconduct. He So far, Bush has fallen back a bIt m the So the next few months could be Impor- IStalk that the Kemp and Robertson forces wIll have to walk a narrow hne and cautlOn publIc 0pInlOn polls but still leads all other tant for Bush even though he does not plan may put together a conservative coalition. will not endear him to the electorate. GOP candIdates, even Sen. Robert Dole of to formally announce his candIdacy untIl If they do so in the Pomtes and elsewhere, In MIchIgan last week, Bush stressed hIS Kansas who is reportedly pIckIng up next fall. But even m MichIgan, which he 1t could spell trouble for Bush when early loyalty to Reagan, saying he had been strength both from moderates and conser- regards as "fundamental" to his cause, Bush next year the state GOP picks the first 77 "proud to have been at hIS SIde for SIX vatives It IS too early to count Bush out - will face strong oppOSItIon m 1988. It will delegates to the 1988 national GOP conven- years," adding that these are "good times but It IS not too early to predIct that Michi- come chIefly from the Rev Pat Robertson, tion. A good Bush showing would help him to be a Republican" and in general defend- ~an could be cntIcal to his cause. Robert G. Edgar CLASSIFIED DI~PLA' Rogel" Hage~ \tdn ..~l;' Publisher Pat Pabohk" \('oIio" Ed lllf Jo.\nllt Burrar .\S ~tart to PlJbh~hH and (Ia~lff'd \Ianage Pat Rouslioeau ~le~ Pruffiol un Robert B. Edgar Els8 Frobmlln Fe411.ltel.dltor Poggy 0 COMOT Sport> Ed or E..e /It ane B urear (Om Dell... Founder and Pubhsher Carol F15cber WLlbur Elston Ed tonal Con~ultan! J Belljal1UD Gwffre (19401979) 'dargarel Fnedrnann Grosse Pointe News ~anc) ParmenL-et Staff 1,\ nter Ihana Hages Kim Kozlo\lo Skl "UUII l:hHldu Peter Salmas St:aff\\r ter Anne Mulhf'rm ~Lha Steu' KulLck 01 ( lrI.ul,mom ... Published Weekly by Anteebo Pubhshers CoreE'n.Slanec Vol. 48, No.8, February 19, 1987, Page 6A Margie RelnJi ~m3tb Staff \\ r tH 96 KERCHEVAL AVE. Bnt Emanuele PhOloJQl,lrnal t \1€'T\Dt-r \11Ch ,L,ar PrE'S ,h ....ocI3lwn CIRCLLATlO' Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 Fran Bacba and \altOnal \"',hpdper -\::,soc atlQn A conciliatory Detroit mayor ayor Coleman Young of Detroit last year that he opposed gun control in De- TMA~~WHAi was on hIS good behaVIOr last week trOIt whIle "hostile suburbs were still Mwhen he addressed the Grosse armed." He saId he had been needled by a Pointe Senior Men's Club and called for bet. TV show moderator about the city's bad im. A'fIE£K OFMiNi- tel' cooperatIOn between his city and the age when he had expected to be mtervlewed suburbs that on other occaSlOns he has saId about the "No Crime Day" demonstration SE~I~SWILL~O are "hostile" We hope he truly meant what led by Detroit PIstons basketball star Isiah he sald here Thomas ~ rOR~OY... But observers fanllbar WIth the mayor's After the needlmg, the mayor saId he had performlu\c~ will not' accept hIS appeal at responded: "I would be damned If I would ..\N:U~~t~mv. full value until' 'they read and hear what he dIsarm the people of Detroit in the face of has to say to his own constituents the next hostile suburbs that all had their guns and ' time a city-suburb issue comes up. In the boondocks you had the Ku Klux Klan Over the years, the mayor has found it ex- and all these zealots practicing for the next pedient to identify the suburbs as "racist" race war" when any controversy arlses between De- Even the explanation indicates the may- trOlt and the suburbs Even Grosse Pointe or ISstill justifymg an armed civilian popu. Park, which IS trymg to work cooperative- lation In Detroit to defend Itself from the ly with the city of Detroit to protect reSI. hostile suburbs and the crazies In the boon- dents of both cities from the floodIng of Fox docks Yet the facts speak for themselves creek, has been burned by that epIthet Yet Most of the VIctIms of crime m Detroit are DetrOIt, after prOmISIng cooperatIOn, has Detrolters and most of those who cause it been draggmg ItS feet on meanmgful actlOn also live In the CIty, even though such facts to protect housing In the area. don't make those who hve on the borders of It IS true that both CIty and suburbs wIll the C1ty feel any more secure. fare better if they cooperate more and ar- There is eVIdence of raCIsm in the Pomtes gue less. But because it usually takes two There IS evidence of reverse raCIsm In De. to cooperate, Pointers w1l1 watch DetrOIt's trOlt But If the mayor makes more pilgrim- efforts m this dlrectlOn WIth renewed in- ages beyond hIS city's borders and speaks terest now that the mayor has spoken out m the conCIlIatory tones he used in Grosse as he dId to the senior men's club here. Pomte, he ought to attract the same kind The Mayor explained - but did not apolo. of friendly responses he received to most of glze for - hIS comments on CanadIan TV h\s :speech last week We have not will be havmg our annual! Partial list of quotes: new membel meetmg at the The supreme need of our time 'Amerika' under communism been hibernating NeIghborhood Club, In the ISfor men to learn to hve togeth- To the Editor: Green Room, at one o'clock m er m peace and harmony (Harry the aftemoon I would lIke to Truman) hether ABC's "Amenka" ISworth With hIgh ratings that would appeal to bIg As many readers WIll re extend our mVltatlOn to all of Ebony and Ivory go together In watchmg or not - and there IS a advertIsers WhIle Amencans wIll VIew it call, the Michigan CoahtlOn For Animals spent a great you to attend ThIS will be a perfect harmony (StevIe Wonder natlOnal debate on the Issue - the for a vanety of reasons, they are unlikely W deal of tune m the Pomte'i great opportunity fOlall of us and Paul McCartney) to keep watchmg m large numbers unless to plan, together, the stl ate TV mInlsenes does reflect the fact that ar- throughout 1986, pllmanl) It takes black and whIte keys to tIe;tlc creatlOns can and do express a van- they find It to be entertamll1g gy that we WIll employ m the play the Star Spangled Bannel on The theme, inCIdentally, ISstnkmgly Slml. to gather support for our cam ety of VieWpOll1ts that mayor may nut ap palgn to ban '>teelJa\., leghold coming )ears to ea"e the suf the plano (Lenny Bl uce) peal to the public lar to the one In Kmgsley AmlS' comedy, traps fenng too often mfllCtedupon We mU'it llve together as "RUSSian HIde and Seek," m whIch the Bnt- WIth the holIdays, and of our fnends, the ammals brother'i or pensh together as In the case of most TV productIOn.." how i..,hauthor dId for England what "Amenka" cour'ie, the onset of our less If you have any questlOns, fools (Martm Luther Kmg Jr) ever, populanty, meamng high ratll1gs, If, doe'i for the Ul1lted States It 1:S a 21e;t cen than balmy MichIgan v.mtel, please feel free to call one of We should Judge people like a the major goal Regardless of the qual1ty of tury report on an England ruled by the Rus that campaign slJpped mto our volunteers at 886-8890 book - don't do It by the cover "Amenka," It receIved so much attentIOn Sian" and \\ hat this SItuatIon meant to both low gear A'> soon a'> the 01 7780496 alone Sincerely, that Ite.,early ratmgs were good Whether 'ildee;, and espeCially to the EnglIsh, who weather permIts, we will once Anne Klosowski, love the look VIewers WIll stay to the concl USlOnSundny \\ ere 'iubJected not only to Commumst rule agam take to the strel.'to"not 11lght IS another questIOn Just m the Pomte'i, but all Prt>sident To the Editor: but to rampant inflatIOn, shortages of fuel Michigan Coalition After !lYingon the east "Ide In DetrOIt, the TV cntlcs gave the senes and food, and m<.=\]orreVISlOns of theIr cuI aeros" our 'itate, IIntl! lIltl mateIy, the use of ,>teeI Jaw for Animals for ,>evelal years, I moved to a mlxed a""cssment, based on the prCV!ev,'h tun', rellglOn and way of life It's itn enter leghold traps anywhere 1<; Blrmmgham two years ago they were permitted to "ee Somp cl"itlcc;f,ald tdll1ll1g comedy - WIth a senous thrust prohIbIted The Pomte papel ISmy des. it was worth watchmg, even though, ae;one whIch "Amenka" does not seem to match Hov.ever. If anyone be "ert every Fliday Leve the sald, it IS "preachy, muddled and "low Tho'ie from elthCl the nght or left \vho Iwve<;that :\1C Aha" JU'it Outraged n('\\ look - It\ the gl eate'it paced" Other'i saw morl' endulll1g ',lluef" don't hke "Amcnka" can Simply turn It off been hlbernatmg the'i(, pa,>t To the Editor: Ray Walters ('f,pecwlly 111 offenng Amf::ncdn.., an mklmg A 0 douht many have done so and perhaps few month", I would like to I v. theIr sensuoUS spaghettI, bub- Fonda workout tape What are- blmg and beckomng It was a dIf- voltmg development I had fallen ficult penod, but my family stuck on the food wagon WIth me as I grimly stuck to the I retneved that cute little scale from the top cupboard and went Gradually, my clothes got tIght- d18t My name er and then one day, I found I After IIeached my goal, Iwent to see the dIet counselor agam couldn't get my ring off my fin- on a mamtenance program that It's back to soda water WIth a • ger My shoes pmched because allowed me to eat mOl e foods and tWIst of lemon at Bocial gathel IS . • • my feet were usually swollen I f s~ lm'gel portIOns It was workmg mgs dnd salad for lunch every had to ask my daughter to button The bathroom scale stayed day It's back to dnnkmg eight glasses of water a day and slobh Pat and I'm a foodahollc I wdl my skIrt while Iheld a chair and Pat Paholsky steady eat anythmg as long as If<; not my breath My heal t would It wac, a month, then two mg when I walk The other day, we were watch moving and covered with fuzz I pound and I got out of breath monthb, then half a year Tnum mg a movie at home and my fa love to eat And I don't care what from bendmg over to put on my phant, I allowed myself little re mlly was eatmg chocolate Valen they teach m blOlogy - I know shoes wards - a becond glas'> of wme, tme candy whIle I munched on a that when I was il mere fetub That's when I knew It was tIme a c,mall pIece of cheesecake, one scales that wdll eglstel even If a sayonara to sausage smothm ed m crackel that resembled com floatmg m the ammotlc bilC, the to go on a dIet, Talk about foul'- chocolate candy I gamed a mosquIto alights on It and I be green pepper and omans and no pressed sawdust But the poundb first thmgs to de\plop wele my letter wordb Do you reahze that pound It \\ a.. nothmg, are you came mtlmately mvolved with more nachos dnppmg with al e comIng off slowly The coun taste buds the word "die" IS In dIet? That chee<;e I was deprogrammed and klddmg me 11 lould afford anoth should tIp people off nght thel e clllcken and fish I could eat selOl says to thmk of one quarter There was d tnne \\ hen I could hot fudge sundaes became a dlb er pound 01 t\\ a But what the heck It'!, really chicken and fish prepared any pound off as a stIck of butter bllthely eat a ban,ma bpllt 01 t\\O And vdth those tamou .. last way u" long as It Welb brOIled, tant memOlY that's beIng shed That make" me evelY week without a second our natlOnal pastIme, the Amen I cooked ..epm ate meals every \\ 01 d~, my c.!othes got tlghtCI, my bOIled 01 baked with nothmg Oil feel better thought Then a c.ouple of thmgs can way So I signed up for a pro day In the oven was my f1accld Img \\ ouldn 't come otf my fingel, gl am that made sense to me, It except hel b" and such my daughter olfeled me her Jane Even so, hte IS unfaIr happened 1) I qUIt smokmg and It was bye bye Bel nalbe, tish and on top of the stove was 2) I got older hought one of these cute httle Grosse Pointe News February 19, 1987 7A #_------Peter A. Salinas ---t~ glze, but we note, there was a re- The 14 bIrths that OCCUlTedfrom rrs NOT -rKt How old are you? mId January to the first week m cent precedent for that error Nathan C. Judson, the Grosse February marked one of the bIg Several weeks ago we mad vel' Pomte North band Instructor, got gest populatIOn bulges we had tently ran a photo of a sledder, MONty, iT'S TK£ a surprise dunng the wmter can seen m a whIle, so we deCided to Ky Ie Stockman, Unfortunately, cert at the high school Jan 28 turn back the clock and see If we identIfied Kyle as Sal ah Mur Sr. Mary Mansour, SSJ, of De- there was a reason for "amore" phy, We ran Kyle's photo agam traIt, reports that after mtermlS- mne months ago WIth an apology P~'NCIPLE. Just as soon as thIS week's er- SlOn, student conductor George VVe checked our paper and Deeb took over the daIS to dIrect couldn't find a I ecord of any power ror hIt the streets, we got a call from a Moran Road 1eSIdent who the tumng up. outages, but from May 28 to June When Judson made hIS entrance 2,1986, temperatures hovered m pomted It out to us She SaId that Into the audltol'lum, Deeb dIrected the hIgh 80s and low 90s. There Kyle and Dana are neighbors, a clash of cymbals and the play- was a major storm on June 5, and asked If we had It mfaI' Mo 109 and smgIng of "Happy BIrth- \"hlch dumped 1 77 mches of ram ran Road reSIdents She then wondered If we day" on Metro AIrport When the students Implored Not very sCIentIfic, but we feel shouldn't be awarded a pmk Judson to gIve hIS age, he replIed we can safely say - some hke It flamingo for our efforts. Perhaps a flammgo wouldn't be that he was born the year John hot as fittmg as an ostnch, because PhIlIp Sousa dIed "You figure It out," he told hIS after all, we'd like to hIde our heads In shame students Well, we dId Sousa dIed m 1932 The pink You'le 55, Mr Judson' flammgo award Happy blrthdayl And many TequHal Recall ear her thIS year v.;hen T110re we ran the photo of the under They defmIt~ly added Insult to con~tructlOn home on Mern- mJury, but temlt~red their b,ub Some 'like it hot weathel complete WIth the large With the gift Itself plastiC pmk flammgo affixed on On Jan 18 Farms Pollce ChIef Our society editor Elsa Froh- Its roof Robert Ferber Injured m mdex man noticed that her bIrth sectIOn VVereceived a couple ofcaUs on and middle finger of hIs left hand thiS week was a httle larger than that flammgo, whIch noted that in a snowblower aCCIdent The usual - about three tImes usual there was mded a lengthy hlsto senous mJury has begun to heal ry behmd the bIrd, whIch we now, but a Hall Place traffic com won't go mto here mlttee thought It would try to We have been asked, however, cheer up the chief whether we would lIke a SImilar Ferber was the recipIent of a addItIOn to our bUlldmg for, shall bottle of Two Fmgel s TeqUIla, Sylvester, patrolmen Earl FIeld SIan PremIer Khrushchev m Pek- Rlchal ds, 18 year old smgel we say, erroneous servIces be- whIch he bald goes down smooth known as the 'Llvm' Doll " and FrancOIS Belanger, Sgt Pete WIth a little salt and lemon - and mg on the success of hIs VISItto the MartIn, DetectIve Sgt George yond OUI call of duty Deaths 10 a typhoon that Last week we I an a wonderful eases the pam of hIS mJury at the 1, 1959 - Umted States "as an envoy of VanTlem and patrolmen Arnold Oct. peace" There were more than deva"tated central Japan were photo of a Grosse Pomte elemen- :,ame tIme "Babe" Parsons and Frank Ker The New York TImes repOl ted 5,000 guests at a dmner gIVen by expected to exceed 5,000, makIng taly student on our front page Senders of thIS barbed gift were that PreSIdent EIsenhower hmt It the most dlsastlous storm m brat Unfortunately a typographIcal Greg Berendt and John De- the Chmese leaders m honor of A Park woman was shot to ed at a CIackdown on steel that country's 10th anniversary Japan's hIstory and one of the error had us referrIng to Dana Hayes, both of Hall Place, and management and umon leaders If death In hel home by a 72 year- celebratIOn worst recOl ded anywhere Ca~azza ai>Dan We must apolo Greg Wheeler of Radnor CIrcle they falled to end the mdustry old letlred sales manager, who cnpplmg stllke wlthlll a \\eek PreSIdent Eisenhower began an The U S Supreme Court was later took hIS own hfe m hiS asked to stnke down as unlawful apal tment In Palmer Park The preSIdent's ll1terventlOn eIght day VdcatlOn III Palm Woman robbed at laundromat brought no Sign of retJ eat by the Spnngs, CalIf m the hope that the admllllstratlOn's ban on trav- Arnold Drug Stores was selling A Grosse Pomte Park woman She lost her purse contalllmg unIOn OJ the compallles Both the heat and dry chmate would el to commumst Chma kmg-slze filter cigarettes fO! $32, clothmg and 1984 Mustang Sldeb held to the pOSItIOns that nd hIm of a stubborn head cold had heJ car and her purbe stolen An all white pnvate c,chaol In $2 24 a carton, black and whIte The suspect was descnbed as a blocked all plOgress ..mce the alter bemg held up at gunpomt Al kansas \\ ab hqUldated and film, three lolls fOI $1, and black male, about 6 feet, :2 mches walkout July 15 bv 500,000 mem Hundreds of teenage gIrls bat Wednesday. Feb II, after eXltll1g school offiCIals pledged that the Similac for 18 cents a can Harry tall, shm bUIld, medIUm complex bel s of the UllIted Steeh\ orkel" tied m Glasgow, Scotland m a sec d Jeffel son A venue laundlomat funds from the "ale would go to Moore's on Harper advertised a lOn, round eyes set WIde apal t, a of Amenca ond lllght of rock 'n roll nots The othel \\hlte segregdted school .. complete dnmer for $1 and a long thIn face, weanng a brown PI emH'1 ChOll En Lu of Com gIrls ..to! med the stage door of the The woman was gettmg mto hel The school \'.as opened the pI pVI husmessman's luncheon speclal kmt hat, a three quarter lenbrth mum ..t China conhTJ'Jtulatcd RUb EmpIre Theatle to get to ChIT car when she'" a" approached by a ous fall \\hen LIttle Rock\ pub fOJ 85 cen t" A fOUl loom fUI man WIth gun, who demanded her Jacket and dark baggy pantc, hc high ...chools \"ele clo ..ed by lll ..hed apal tment on Beacons plll "e and car key,; PolIce are mvestIgatmg Gov Onal E Faubu" In an at fwld near Jeffel son wa" rentmg tempt to head off mtegratlOn for $110 a month REPLACEMENT WINDOW The Dl'tIOlt Tlgel" named Bl1l 1'h(' 10th graden, at Gro,;"e SPECIALIST Dc\\ Itt <1 ... pi c'>ldent 111 a dlastIc Pomte High School plann('d thpll shdke up of t}H' fl on t office fall party, the Soph Sv, mg, to be • AddItions • Kitchens/Baths • Custom Bay Winnows Dr\\I!t, 57, a longtIme ba'>ehdll held 10 the ~ym flom 8 to 11 p m William R. Bryant Jr.. • Recreation Rooms pxecutlve, I pplJced Hal\'ey Han It \\a S billed a<;a non date 3ffall State Representative 13th District "en ,1 DptlOit lumberman 'to better acquamt members of Pprn Como IctUll1ed to TV tlll' cla;,s to onp another" Tickets 1 pVIv1l1g th e K 1 aft 1\1lISlC Hall \"Ple 2;) cents A ('o1ir,~e 17l MIracle'" Book \',Ith th(' Evrrh Brothcl sa" oppn Al('(' Gll1m'~ ... Threp of Detl Olt\ oldest drama Acto! \log guP"'" Helen Have ... ~IOUPS, the Floe AIls SOCICtyof '\Ctl r,," .'lIar Wan ))('\IOIt the Player" and the The MOVII' ()edlpu<; Re\ all l' Al t .. SO('I('ty. comhmed thell P].l\ HIli Strpr/ Blur., t,l!pn Ie, fOl the fourth yl'al to TV Shm Gros<,e Pointe, I'n Ted KOPPI I In "lag!' ,I iii dma fP"t1V,11 at th(' \le\\~(,I"ll'1 gmpprc, \\ ho ('nmpl('lpc! d '>Ul\ PV PW( holo~y Toda~ Plav('f" Play hOlisE' They planned ~1.1g ,17111 ( of th(' Pal h ...I'WPI '-~ ,>lpl11 1l11tW.t GeorRr 1,V,1I to pNfOl m "Sepal at(. Tahk" ' (,alumni"! I d hpr,m"l' o! I (PI ,ltl cI noodlng 111 [)I'IIII/l Frel' PTf' ...., ~ c\\ "p,ljlC'1 h,!'>(,!1H'l1t... found It \\ould co"l In high "chool footOcl11,the St H!ueRm", 'vI 11"1(' mOl( th,1n ';;2;)0 non to (,UT\' out AmhI0"eCdvalwl"'''COll'd,14612 Nana MI'~('olln Entf'1 talnrl " I elll f pI ogl.lfIo ('It\ YLmng( 1 \\In OVClSt FIOl Ian Th( All'>tm Goldl'lI RPlr/e! er Ppt 0) A nll11 d Ho!)!'rt ~lonC' "aId Ihl' \\01 "t hIt Fll.ll" dpfl'dtpd Sdlc ..lcln 27 l) ,md Bar/mIll/on :-'pOI t ,\1('n hI I\ll'PI1 Wh,tIH') ,md H.d 1\1 Kohlle I Ill' hllH "h 1rted Dc\ 11...of Uro ...... C' r r 11 [)c';lqn to E xeculion At h11'[( [OUI flam ('h,111,\0\\ 10 ~1.\(l<, J'01l1ll' Il1gh \~on th!'11 .lnouRl , 11'lnq Available J>rrTlill Tluen BOW 8. BAY WINDOW PIO 1(',1111 1\ (nlld 1\1 t 1H' flr,-l '0 lil t.1 k('n l ,1I ( Danny's Market REC ROOMS • KITCHENS T-W-Fr, ROOFING AND SIDING 10:00 - 6:00 Th, VISA ~7BoOkS ~r.FMagazine8 deal direct With 10.00 - 8'00 40% 10% father & son owned and ope'ated bUSiness ... LETO 19483 MACK AVE. Sat 23409 Mack (South of 9 Mile) SINCE 10:00 - 5:00 , ~ BUILDING co 1911 G.P.\V. 884-2447 775-1737 CALL 882-3222 355 FISHER RD. 882.5100 \11 Closed Sunday WE DELIVER OPEN 8 to 5 30 P m DAILY Wed Noon SAlE / PRICES IN EFFECT FEB 19th. 20th +.PARMS tMARJ@T & 21s1 LEAN, CENTER CUT FRESH OVEN ROASTED WHOLE FRYING PORK CHOPS TURKEY CHICKEN I ,--fA ~, BREAST S22~ LEGS I." ,.' 1'" , ... ,t 49 lB 45CLB/~ S3 POLAR HOMEMADE S & W FREESTONE JUMBO LUMP ICE CREAM PEACH CRABMEAT HALVES 1,llt I'h\ \1 .It Ihl11 11.1 IlllII h II dUll d "Ill' rI 1'41 , , _.~"1 < r. -.ftd I I \" I I I ~ - ~~ '" I' " ... ~ • ( C I I, 98 88CBUNC~ lR " S1 LB 77 ANN ARBOR Q~IR01T TROY '::i~~'.~ · faivey Motor') of Troy SUN SUPRtME ij~~j, John Lee Oldsmobile, Ine. Seymour ~aab LARGE BUD FRESH ----- 3162 East Jefferson Avenue Troy Motor Mall IDAHO I 3120 Washtenaw Avenue HEAD LETTUCE CRISP (313) 971-8100 (313) 259-9000 (313) 643-6900 ZUCCHINI BAKING SQUASH GRANNY SMITH Dl:ARBORN SOUTHFIELD C POTATOES APPLES Seaway Motors, Inc. Glassm-an 6fdsmobile-Saab 58 28000 Telegraph Road HEAD C 23615 Michigan Avenue lR C C (313) 278-8050 (313) 354~3300 87 39 lB 88 LB ~ ------,----- ..-_...._..-.....,_...,------_._------~ February 19, 1987 9A Grosse Pointe News N(;W4 Annual police report Crime prevention successful in Woods in '86 THINKING OF A NEW Traffic enforcement was main dOlh conduct and othel com By Margie Reins Smith formed dIVlblOn tamed, according to the annual "The pnmal y goal at the pl,\l~t" - mel ('u"ed dunng 1986, KITCHEN? Staff writer report Patterson saId he wants to but dt a !('""el ldte then III 1985 Grosse Pomte Woods hab can depal tment has agam been decrease Injury aCCIdents In 1987 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE - CALL A PROFESSIONAL Incident Iepm h lllCIeabed 111 tmued to hold the hne on cnme preventIOn," he saId In the an "Our overall aCCIdent rate for We feature the ultImate m cabmetry t9bG to an ,tll tlll1e high of 11,108 m 1986, accordmg to the Depart nual report "ThIS was accom 1986 was not hIgh," he saId "But t01 the )Pdl - ..Indverage of more DUTCH MADE • QUAKER MAID ment of Public Safety'b annual re phshed by OUl umfOl m pa t101 dl we'le gOing after gJeater enforce laminates. Oak. Maple. Beech. Ash. Pecan • Cherry • Hickory • Walnut than ~lJ [WI ddV "Thdt'~ both VISIOnwhIch put forth an extrdol ment of actlOns that cause mJu, port good n('\\.., ,md bad news," saId Pubhc Safety Dnector Jack L dlllary effOlt to pIovlde doubt to lleb - such as follOWIng too CALL A PROFESSIONAL Pdtte! "on It means more bad Patte 1 son dtt~lbuted the eAcel the plOspectlve Cllmll1dl that closply, fallure to yield and speed thing.., die hdppenmg 01, It lent record for the year to hIgh helshe could carry out a Clime lJ1 Ing" nW,ll1" ppople <11 e u"mg our sel V. street vlslbIhty of the Woods' um our cIty and succeed ' GlOsse POInte Woods I ecelved Ill'" mOl (' often It'" pi obably a ht Part 1 Cillnes - the mo"t ..ell two tl affic commendatIOns dur tIe [m of both . ous - have been mamtamed at mg 1986 The MIchIgan ASSOCIa- '1he youth ~(,l\ Ile ploJec.t was the 1985 level, accOldmg to the tIOn of ChIefs of Pohce recogl1lzed ~~~~~~~.~~FI~81.1024 Group homes, lont1l1\1pd, d.., full time youth uf report These mclude bUl gldl y, the depal tment's effort 111 traffic V,SIt tlll'l Ddn !\.O('Ibel FIRST NATIONAL BANK CREDIT CARD APPLICATION IMPORl,..T Rlld Ihut 0".<1'." bot... <"",pl.lII" thISAppl"tt"'" FNB 49 Macomb Place FIRST H471ONAJ. BANK Mt Clemens MI 48043 CHICK APPROPRIATE BOX • ~'::':;':~';' ';" ~~. An ,DIM 0 Il you are appl¥lng ror an Ind ... dual ilccount In V0l.1f own name and are relying on your own Ineame or auelS iJnd nel the 1('(:omt{)1 iuuuo1 anoll'\tl ptl!.Dr'l as Itle bu s lor reparmenl 01 Ine (Ifelll 'e~ueSTed complele anlr SectIons A and 0 ."ty."1 lor 0 0 11IfOU ale applying lor a lo~nt accourt 0 an ilccounl lhat yOu and anolher person 'Wdl use complete all See I ons pro'll cl ng Inlormal on In B aboullhr Masci' 0",. 10 "I aDph[ant 01 user VlSA 0 0 U you a eo.applYing tOI an jn~ "Idual a({OlJnl bUT a,e relying on n[{]me '10m ahmonr cn Id 'Support 0' separale malnlenance Oi on !he n{OJTlt 01 Huts Iollo 0 I 01 anolhe-' perso,. as rhe baSIS lor repayment of Ihe credll rtCluesled complete ail Secrlons 10 the exlen! po~slble "ovid nQ nlorma! on n B aoou' l!'Ie person on whose ahmon~ SUl)pOrl 01 malnlenan<:e paymenls or InrGme 01 assels you are elr "9 ~o ClldS Onl!' 0 fwo 0 Pelsonwhosenameloappearoncald 111 121------M",mum trOd'l ,_que,"d 0 S300 0 S500 0 S700 0 S1000 0 Olher ------.- SEtTiO. A IIIfORMATIOIl REGAROI.S APPLICANT Full Hame llast Fllst Mlddll!'l _ BlrH.dale P'Ufnt Sireel Addless Yea'S lhen;' ------Clt, Slate Ip TeleptJone Soc.lll SeCllllt'r No . 0, vel $ LI[.ense No ------PrenofJsSueetAddres'S 't'f3Is1he,r elt, . Slale l'p ------PrestnTfmplove ______. Addli!ss -~------l POSlllono,lllle harslherto TeleohMP ------PrevIous fmQloye Add ess Years IhelE' ------r Prl!'Senl nft salarr or tomml"S on S pe ~ No Oependenr1 - --- Aqps - ~ ------~------Al mony chlld'SuppOll 01 'Se'pa1ale rna nlE-naoc.e Intone need nol he revealed Il ""ou do 1'101 w sh 10 have 1 [.\.Il'1Sdeled a1 a tlas~'S lor rrpar rlQltlls obhgal on Alimony child stJCp~~ril!e rT\~~nMCe ecel'Oj'':..d under ~oull order 0 _wr lien ~gr~.eme"ll 0 0 al ~~t S!an~lng =-l_ ------Other Marne $ eel __ _ -- -- SU\l 'l'111 01 olt'er nCt1'ne - - - Hue ~ou elll!r rete-Illed cre SECTla.8 IIIfORMATlOII RfGAROI.G JOIIIT APPLICANT USER OR OIMER PARTY IU • leO' .l< '"'el' I nP "la • I 18% or More? _____ Bred' • Full 'tame IllSl Fit's.' Mlddlel - For nearly a year First NatIOnal Bank In Mount ReliltloMhlp 10 Appl canlll anw' ___ 'fe3slhele Clemens' VISA. VISA Premier and MasterCard P,ESent Slleet Add,es'S. - ~------__ Telephone _ C,r, __ _ Sr.,. - - _------Ip customers have enJoyed something Sooal Seci,lfll¥ No ______-- -~ - -- 0 I\ler s l (t'n~e '10 - speCial - 15 percent annual percentage ratel Presenl [mpl{l~er -- Ad(JrtoSs - -- ___ Telephone _. _ First National Bank In Mount Clemens was the r PMlt 0"1 Ol IIllt _ _ _ _ ------YealS Tt1e e ____ Yea S lhere _ first bank In Michigan to reduce Its credit card Plf''i 001 EmplO~tr _ _ - -- Aau ",n - _Ages _ Interest rate and today slll1 offers lhe lowest P,eur'll nel sala,y 0' (OMrTl H,on S _ pe "'0 D~p~nc:e ....ls - - fixed rate In the state AlImony child suppOd or 'Sl!"pd,o!te f01it nll'naorf' ,nrOiT"e ne~d "or "le ,p.,ealea I 't0u do t10' w ~tI 10 ha ..e 1 Ol'l'Sreltd on II ttS s lo ppaoy ng lh 'S otlhqdl on Here s what FNB s preSident Harold All'T'1(jny ch Id \UPPo r \lpaUne' f1'3Iolpnar'l(e' reep veri ljn(lt" fOu r 0 ~~l LJ ...-,lreon agr£tr""enl U CI a1 unde S13n.1j1"Q :J Allmacher said a year ago when announcing First National Bank I' Mount Clemens Will p. - SOu e 'i 0' (JI~e nco'n€, OThl!'l ncome S the drop make It easy to SWltrr, - att!,r yOU re approved ~n'Sl t,,1 on aM e aNt1 1 ChtCku"9 Acrou'1t No We have seen 1n erest rates decline In all FNB ,vIII payoff the balanc!' on your current card nl,' lul 01'l and B ar'\ct, _ Snlnljli Acco",rt 1lj::J __ T~ltop~Ol\e areas - from car loans to boat loans 10 mortgage Olll aUf 15°0 rr a t1Pf p~ 1'( account and transfer,t over to of .timt of nta ~\, p.hl'\IP nr,1 loans - we believe It s only fair lhat our credit fixed rate crf'dlt cards Af'lal onS~Hp card custOmers enjoy thiS reductIOn as well Can Your Bank Say the Same? Can Your BanI< Say the Same? Take a cl0se look "I the In\prpst rale you are J l nr"arll€,d lr'!clur1 09 or; nglt d \I"" Leer ana.,. ~owedl ApP,,,'1 [1M, 'd • 'Sep,;, aU-a First National Bank In Mounl Clemens' VISA U"'''''a f'tl I "1( u I February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 10A Students win The HIGHEST in regional Money Market Rate m the BOEC contest Detroit Metropolitan Area The Busmess Office EducatIOn Clubs of GI osse Pomte North and Among Major Fmanual Imtltutlons South high schools won competl - for - tlons at the reglOnal competltlOn at ChIppewa Valley HIgh School Jan 31 151 Grosse POInte North students Tom Marsden and Stepha me Consecutive Weeks Harrington, and South student~ Cathy Heinrich and Ene Nord I each plarpd first m their compe ~ tltlOns Janet RISS, Debbie Wnght and Naney Fobare from Grosse Pomte North and ,JulIe Morgan, I Heathel Clark, Tma BelleVIlle, Heather Chamberlain, Brandon I Keatmg and Juhe Newby from South WIll also contmue to the state competltlOn bemg held March 13 15 at the Westm Ho- tel BOEC IS an orgamzatlOn that f'boto b, Peter A ~alma, partICipates III busmess related actiVIties, and the regIOnal, state Grandparents Day and natlOnal competitIOns reflect The halls were alive with youngsters with their grandparents 1n tow at St. Paul school Feb. 5. student knowledge m their bUSI- The program began at 8:30 a.m. with a special mass followed by a coffee and donut recep- ness areas About 250 students tion and an open house. Grandparents got a chance to visit all the classes and see their grand- from 12 hIgh schools partIcipated children's work. Here Jan-Michael Stump. 8. seated. reads to his grandparents. while his friend. Justin Michael Wynne, 7. tries to distract him. Grandparents Eustace and Irene Rucinski listen attentively. Musicians play Franklin .. the right notes Savings I Twenty-four mstrumental solos and ensembles from Grosse s~s~ __ - Pomte South High School entered INSTANT LIQUIDITY I the MIChigan School Band and Orchestra AssoclatlOn Dlstnct 16 INTEREST RATES AS OF: 2.11-87 FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS MOt\iEY MARKETRATES' I Jason Peralta Solo and Ensemble FestIval Feb. ~ 14 at Chippewa Valley High !, ent, but they are human the same dent in the Grosse Pointe pub- Franklin Savings 5.60 r Each week In thIS column, we School. I wdl fows on the work of a stu- as we, &0 Just treat them lIke a lic or private school system Comenca 510 Graded on a scale rangmg from dent It can be a poem, a drawmg, normal person. They might need from grades 1 through 12. 550 I (Excellent) to V, South students Empire of America a short i>tory,a pIcture of a sc~en- help with some thmgs and not Send your entry along with earned 18 1's, 5 II's, and 1 III. First Federal of Michigan 510 h{rc e"l:penment or a prOject of With other thmgs They might picture to Student Spotlight, I 510 woodworkmg, a book reu~ew surpnse you they can do some Grosse Pointe News, 96 Ker- Attendlllg the festival from First of Amerlco thmgs that you can't do So treat cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms South were flutists Jennifer Nel- Manufacturers 515 Followmg ISa story about hand- a handicapped person lIke a hu 48236. If you would like every- SDn and Kemmerle Metz, clari- Icapped people wntten by thLrd- Michigan National of DetrOit 505 man bemg thing returned, enclose a netists Pamela Kmg and Deldre grader Jawn Peralta, St Paul National Bank of DetrOit 520 stamped and self-addressed Calarco, French hormst Rebecca School I know because I have a broth- envelope. Hunt, trumpeters Michael Metz Standard Federal 510 There are a er who has no arms 01 legs God and James Ward, trombomsts 2Q!.ed 0'" 510000 deposil 'ome lot of people m did not send these because He's r"" r num deDo~ t feQu emenl5 mo, Coney Island Night Paul Blum, Cella CalIsta, Dan t e D~ er i"l gher ,ole~ may be the world that mean It's Just that He wanted :)10'0ob e ra 10ge cepos 1$ are handi- him to teach other people When The Ferry Elementary School Harbold, John Wack, bantomst capped Some you have hard times like losmg PTO WIll have a Coney Island AlIce Shumate, tuba player Joel people make a baseball game, then thmk of my NIght on Tuesday, March 3, from Walston, vlOllmsts Heidi Kvale and Courtney Champ lOn, vlOhst $10,000 $50,000~$160,000 1 fun of them. brother or several other people 5 30 to 7 30 p m. MONEY FUND MO~EY FU~D ~IONEY FL':-\D They thmk they Because they can't even get up Dmners w111mclude Coney IS'- Mary Taylor, celhsts Barclay look funny or and Jump around and If they land hot dogs, potato chips, rel- Crenshaw, Jenmfer Harmount, Ou 00 Enka Soby, Antoma Tedesco. and 5.70 5.85005.80005.9500 6.05 6.22~D could, they would not give up So Ishes, beverages and homemade fl\l 1 Lfh.d \ maybe they AnnUli E:(tul \L -\ n III 1 ~ [t '\nn I -\nnu 1\ can't walk of don't give up or make fun of dessert Pnces are $2.25 for dm- plamsts Esther Cho, KImmerle rtrLLm'hL Annu II r....n.<.llll)..l \1111..l I Il .. l..l1l ll-- R lit ) Ie IJ l\lll ) dJ Jason Peralta don't have a leg handicapped people ner With one hot dog and $3 50 for Metz, Amy Stephens and Jen- Rill. Y"IJ or an arm They might look dlffel- This space is open to any stu- dmner WIth two hot dogs mfer van Horne. A Clean Chimney Is A Michigan City of <&rnllllt 'niutt Our Pharmacy Safe Chimneyl Stays Open For You PUBLIC NOTICE SAFE FLUE 6.50% 6.70 1987 REAL PROPERTY Until Midnight . • . CHIMNEY Annual Pcrccnt1gc Rltc [ftlltl\C AnnUli Yl,IJ ASSESSMENT ROLL • INCOME • COMPOUNDED 365 Days a Year. SWEEP Monthly cheel-. may hc 1"uUJ YIeld bJ'ed on Interc,t paid The 1987 REAL PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ROLL l~ complete ,1I1d or reinvested to another monthll to the c,rtlflLatL St. Clair Pharmacy NEVER A MESS \\1111be a\ aJlable for publJ<. mf,pectlOn at OUl Mumclp ~'~'R~~~ PENNVILLE 89 KERCHEVAL on the Hill FREE Custom cabinets STORE HOURS Monday-Saturday 8 00 to 530 Home Denvery are an all wood Wednesday till Noon Closed Sunday PH: 885-8400 cabinet In a Wide USDA CHOICE BONELESS FRESH selection of T.BOME DOMESTIC $2 FULLY COOKED WHOLE door styles In: a STEAK 89 LEG OF LAMB TURKEY FRYERS -,.\ ~ ~~ 1.8,... 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Tues Fn & Sal 9 00600 P m (Illst west of Mound) Wed & Thurs 9 00-8 00 P m Fine Selection of Imported & DomestIC Wines & Champagnes Dally UPS Pick-Up Detroit Sunday 12 00-5 00 P m / We Reserve The RIght To LimIt Quantities 369.1511 f- \ ~~--~ ~~;:t~~ { " February 19, 1987 11A Grosse Pointe News "'j'1 i TRIVIA TRAVELI " ~ , j ( i I I FURNACES & BOILERS r------l Replaced They won't mention beahng that And our rate IS I The"Better Than a Bank" I far lower than most credlt EquIty Credit Lme. I you're getting a better I Household Finance Corporallon I ltUlotht1t; . deal Wlth Household s great cards and per sonalloans I Sales OH\ce 305 S Mam Street I new home eqwty lme of More money. HFC I Royal Oak MI '18068 I PlUMBING'tlEAT1Nji I 1-800-247.5125 Ext 35 I crecht And that It'S called the can lend you 7':;°0 of eqlllty I Man Fn 830 a m to 7 pm I not the 7()1 , mi1.tlYbdnYs Sat 8 3D a m to I pm I 17600 LIVERNOIS • 863-7800 Better Than a Bank FfIUlty 1 l aHo'.'l mpclnc; you may Photographs by Robert Stewart will be featured during the War 15304 KERCHEVAL • 822-9070 CredIt LlI1P Nnr v'lll th"v tell Tht I () r I 1m ------I 1726 MAPLE RO • 643-4800 1 'I ,HI1(Hlthrllcclnde,uf Memorial's mini-course on China. Feb. 25. I I our mterest rate IS dCJ!Jdrs You get your money I ," ,------I Prime rate. You can count fctster too If you call today I ,p, I we can approve you today" I I on pnrne - an mtroductory I 111 l'f I 17 APR - when you Over the phone No corn I I 5% mlttces No delays j r T r 1'1 t I .&. 0 open your ae I I r.or more mfonnatlCJn milll 1 1r ,1 I count* Banks even Savmqs ___ J the cuupon or ~ Britain's Model Figures Were where the money IS School Projects - Fun to Collect! AND MANY MORE NEW AND INTERESTING THINGS WHISTLE STOP HOBBY CENTER 21714 HARPER, S.C.S. (at 81/2 Mile) 771-6770 MON f-RI 10 8 SAT 1() h SUN 12 S VISIT ONE OF THE COUNTRY'S LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE HOBBY CENTERS!! I SOMETHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 12A r T DAZZLfo The Ultimate Entertainment Expenence Grand Opening Celebration Best Non.Stop DJ Music on the East side '+ Dance to Top 40 Hits under a Dazzling European Light Show ...... Wed - Sat 9 00 p m - 2 00 a m Wednesday - Oldies Night No Cover, Drink Specials The M,ch,gdn Lottery rece.les mdny Thursday - que,llOn, on m~tdnt game, The folio" Ladles NlQht mg .umrndlY proYldeb answe,." to the No Cover For Ladles, Drink Specials mObtlrcquentJy abhe J --...... February 19, 1987 6 ~'JA 13A Grosse PoInte News vyt', II Two to face char~es in library vandalism malicIOUS destructIon of property agreed to pay restItutIOn," Koer- Two Gros"e Pomte Woods Both charges are felomes and bel' SaId 17 year old" have been arrested carry a lO-year maXImum School ofliclals saId the stu. OW).L~b __ - WIll and face a dlvel slOnary hear- penalty dents receIved a two-week sus. mg Feb 20 fO! theIr alleged m "The two WIll lIkelr, enter a penslOn, wIll not be allowed to vol vement III the Nav 24 diverslOnary program, Koerber partICipate m graduation exer. There's no time to waste break m, lmceny and vandal1sm at GI asse POll1te North HIgh said "They WIll be allowed mto Clses, may not partICipate III or at- el the new words are only for By William R. Bryant Jr. whICh IS long term and VlslOnary the program rather than gOlng tend any school-sponsored events, show School State Representative In scope through the cnmmal COUl t sys must make full restltutlOn and if I hope they are not for show Woodb DetectIVe Damel Koer I am cautlOusly optimIbtIc the ber saId the two students admIt tern If It IS found they have no Involved m any other serious m- Why would a Repubhcan legIs- The CItIzens of Mlchlgan can't af governor may have deCIded to be ted to the bl eak In and 1m ceny of prior record 3.nd are not mvolved cIdent they WIll be asked to With. lator applaud a Democratlc fO!d to be conned for four years by a leader The cautIOn denves a number of flag" from the hIgh With drugs or have other prob draw from school or face expul. governor for mak10g a speech a governol who feels he has been from the fact that the Democrat school, after an mformant pi oVld- lems" "IOn which talks about ideals and gIVen new ways of bUildmg Image IC governors from all over the ed 1OformatlOl1 which made the Koerber saId that the NO!th work1Og together and hav10g a rather than bUlldmg a better hfe SIIndar pUUlshments were vIsion of the future? A cheap shot country have dIscussed and had pall' suspects senlOl s dcscnbed the bl eak m fm all ,md damage a<;a semor prank meted out by the school dIstrIct to answer would be "because It'S so consultatlOn wIth advlsels as to Theil nameb are bemg With What IS needed, obVIously, IS The school has assessed the ",1'0. Park semors at Gr asse Pomte rare to hear such a speech," but how to appear VlSlOnary, how to held smce they have not been fO! appeal to the nse of yem nmg fOl realleadel shIp There IS much to damage to the lIbl al y and the South, who at e also facmg cnml- I wouldn't say that Or would I? be done and much that can be mally all'algned nal charges m Farms mUnlclpal spmtuahty by appeal mg to share Koel bel said wall ants have man hOUl'" needed to restore opel Well, sort 011 Part of my reason done to prepare MichIgan fO! the court, III connectlOn wlth a break. It, and how to appear as If one IS been Issued agaInst the "tndents atlOns at $5.48435, accOldmg to for saying that Gov. Blanchard's 2ht century, for the new mIllen!- 111 and vandalism at Grosse State of the State was good was prepared to enter a new, more fm bleakmg and entering With KoCl bel cooperatIve realm of polItIcal um, and there IS no time to waste "t\pparel1tlv, the paIr have Pomte South's hbrary purposefully attempt10g to en the mtent to commIt 1ell ccny and gage in self-fulfilling prophecy by thought, word and deed ~ ~.. y .] -J Ard thp qppprhwnters for Gov telung Ul~ gOV~lUVl , .. b 1 u." In a Blanchard are keyed mto thIS letter, "You did a good Job" 10 the • ALLEN PARK-15421 Southfield Rd new adVIce to DemocratIc gover speech PHONE: 381-8002 In that I mean that I am hope. nors • DEARBORN-22250 Michigan ful that the governor has the in So it remams to be seen wheth PHONE: 585.4550 er JIm Blanchard has grown, 1S tention, at least, of do1Og all he • EAST DETROIT-24931 Kelly wisened, has deepened, or wheth- can to set a course for MIchIgan PHONE: 771.8310 .GROSSE POINTE-Mack at Moross Second accident occurs at corner PHONE: 881.8210 .LANSiNG-Delta Center Farms police reported the sec- The Stemfels vehIcle was struck PHONE: 323-0940 ond accident in less than three m the nght rear quarter panel, • SOUTHFlELD- The Corners days at the intersection of Moran causmg It to hit a DetrOlt EdIson PHONE: 258.8068 and Charlevoix, in WhICh there utIlity pole. .WARREN-31036 Van Dyke was an mjury. Four people were m each vehI' PHONE: 978.1087 Police said that a car driven by cle, but only Sternfels reCeIved m. .WESTLAND-Westland Crossing Charlene M. Almon of Detroit was junes that required treatment He PHONE: 522.0033 northbound on Moran when It was taken to Bon Secours HospI' failed to stop for a stop SIgn or tal faIled to yield the right ofway ,and The utilIty pole was loosened struck a car driven by William J. from lts foundatIOn, and Edison Sternfels of the Farms, was notIfied Man arrested for car theft NABISCO SNACKS A Detroit man was arrested the vehIcle was reported as bemg and charged with car theft and stolen 10 Detroit. pi '':;\0'::'-~ 16 oz.RITZC'Cff6 U Reg or receiving and concealing stolen The officer saw the man eXIt Low Salt property Thursd~y: Fe~. 5, after the vehicle, enter a card shop at ASSURE & NATURAL ,• " he was spotted drlvmg m a stolen Pointe Plaza at Seven MIle and BREATHABLE f~~. 'I I CHEWY CHIPS AHOY! vaFn. fi Mack, then leave the shop. arms police ITSt spotted The. odore R. Williams, 29, after he Officers caught up with Wil- r..j. 1B 0' $189 made a left.hand tum, but failed harns and ordered hIm to halt He 89° to use his signal. When the offi- was taken mto custody, and later cer called in the plate number, charged WIth auto theft I' r Sure &Natural "" Ma"'sh",lds City of <&rnsst 'nintt 1J1armsMichigan NOTICE OF HEARING 0~ ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SURE & NATURAL , If Hi I /11 ~ I II 1" ji NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the ZOning Board of Appeals Will MAXISHIELD meet m City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, MIchigan on MONDAY, MARCH 2,1987 at 7:30 p m 12.cr. $18°./ to hear the follOWing 1 The appeal of RIchard E Russell of Russell Homes, Inc , ownel of the premIses located at Lots 7 & 8 of the proposed subdiVISion develop HONEY ROAST PEANUTS ment of 207 Lakeshore, from the prOVISIOn of the Zomng Ordinance that parcels located In an RIAA DIstnct have frontage on a stleet equal to the minimum lot width of 100 feet Lots 7 & 8 are located on a cuI 50' de-sac and have lot wldths of 40 feet and 60 feet respectlVely, thereby 960 reqUiring a variance from SectIons 1513 and 1300 of the City's Zomng Ordmance CRISPY CUTS 2 The appeal of Mr DenniS Egan, owner of the premIses known as 194 LakeView, who has apphed to the City of Grosse POinte Farms for 46 a lot spht Section 1516 of the ZOning Ordinance prOVIdes that a lot may not be dIvided unless the Director of Pubhc ServIce finds that the $1 remamIng lot, as well as the parcel created meet apphcable regulatlOns of the Zoning Ordinance The Dlrector of Pubhc ServIce has determmed that the proposed lot spht would create a non-<:onfornung conditIon ....'lth respect to the new lot, for whlch Mr Egan IS seeking a vanance from BUF-PUF the requuement that parcels located m an RI Dlstnct have frontage on a street equal at mml1num to 50 feet In WIdth, a~ the frontage on LakeView of the new lot IS 33 9 feet In WIdth Regular The Hearings WIll be pubhc Interested property ownel s or reSidents And are inVIted to attend Genie RICHARD G. SOLAK, CITY CLERK & SECRETARY 29 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS GPN 2/19/87 $2 For tingly skin that feels great all over! City of O)rnll6t 'ninte IInubs MIChIgan aUF- NOTICE OF REVIEW BAO COUNCIL COURT ROOM of the MUNICIPAL BUILDING 20025 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN on TUESDA Y, MARCH 10, 19B7 and TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1987 for the purpose of rev!CWIng the 1987 Clt~ A<;, G P N 2 19-87 & 2 26 87 February 19, 1987 Gro8se Pointe New8 14A Celebrates 35 years This cooperative school is a business run by parents By Pat Paholskv There are 10 children in the 3- time and schedule time off from "There's a big difference be- them, they will have a child who mothers looking for an outlet for News Editor year old program and 15 in the 4- their Jobs to take their turn A tween us and day care," said Ka- can Sit and listen and will know their children to play, Cornehus In a day when a majonty of year-old class, a number that had parent WillaSSist,on the average, thy Kaslborskl, president of the how to follow directIOns." said. "There Just weren't any both parents work outside the to be limited this year because of several hours every thlee or four cooperative "Day care ISbabYSit- AcademiCS,however, ISpart of cooperatives around and I thmk home, the GroBsePOinte Cooper- skyrocketmg llablllty Insurance. weeks. tmg. ThiS 18 a nursery school." the program. thiS was the first m GroBse atlve Nursery School IS a case A full-time teacher, who IS That the school has burvlVed The school, however, is not "We play games With num. Pomte" study In sound management prm- tramed in early childhood devel. and remamed Viable for 35 years pnmal'lly concerned With aca- berB," Zimmer slud, "but no chl1d But It takes more than noble clples The school, a bu'!mess run opment, IS employed by the coop. ISa tnbute to the parents who be demlcs Foremost 18 the sociallza is asked to sit and write What Ideals and good intentIOns to be by parents III whIch In et vone has eratlve heve in the prmclples of a cooper bon process Its reason for being, they learn is on the fly." successful It takes knowledge of a Job, v.l1lu ;~bl ate l\ - 33th \ ear 5hp If,a-~l"ted eH!rj day by two atlve nursery school experience accordmg to a statement on the There are field trips to the zoo, the law, famllianty WIth msur. next month p,llll1T ,Olllt.. vf\\holil work full for their children hterature, 18 "the need of young to the Detroit Institute of Arts ancerequirementsandplamgood children for a positlve group ex- and there's even a trip planned to business sense to make it work. perience, and their parents' belief the teacher's house, "so the chil- The cooperative is licensed by the that it makes good sense to share dren will know she has a bed and state. Every two years, It has to 10 thRt pl(opripnr'f' " a kitchen." Kasiborski said. reapply for hcensing, which 18 Along with children interacting Parents share of themselves m granted 10110wmg11dlUl uu~ll ;11- with other children and adults, other ways, by explaining their spectlOn, Kasiborskl said. they learn large and small motor Jobs, like firefighting There is a The school IS mcorporuted and skills and how to hsten. But for vlsit scheduled by a dentIst who the state requires that It carry the most part, a posltlve group ex- Willbrmg toothbrushes for every- workmen's compensatIOn and ha- penence IS Important. one. bility insurance The premium "We want them to go to kmder- Before the children went to a for hablhty three years ago was garten With smIles on their dance program at Wayne State $150. Today It's $1,600, an faces," Kaslborski said. "The ai- UniVerSIty, they tned on tap amount that is takmg a big bIte phabet is not as Important (yetl _ dance shoes and ballet slippers. out of the school's $7,000 to they should like school." Kaslborski, who ISa gym teacher, $8,000 annual budget, accordmg Teacher JUdl Zimmer says, says she enjoys playing on the to Kaslbofskl. "Wr/rC' trymg to give children mats with the children when she "We have never had a claim, two hours away from their home assists. but we're lumped WIth day care," envIronment. They're learning to Jean Cornelius, who was a she said mteract WIthother chIldren, find- teacher at the cooperative about The school 18 self.supportmg mg other friends - not their 25 years ago, sald the school's through tuition and an annual neighbor and not someone their philosophy was not to push teach. fundraiseI', a fall auctIOn.TUItIOn mother picks out for them. They mg. is about $250 a semester for 3. learn to share equipment and "This was a time for children to year.olds who attend tWICe a they don't always get their own learn to be away from mother for week, and about $350 for 4.year. way." awhile and learn to play. The olds who go three times a week. This is what children need to benefits for the children are There are two semesters in the know before they get to kinder. great, but the benefits for the par. school year. garten, Zimmer added. "So when ents are greater," she said. Besides the teacher's salary, ex- It'. circle time and the children learn a long from their teacher allillted by leveral molh.r.. the kindergarten teacher gets The school was started by See SCHOOL, page 15A p~~- Nuney Purmentor Charle. W. Elliott, formerly of 01'01ule Pointe Farms, has taken a position with the Kellogg Com. pany in Battle Creek, He will serve In the new po. sltlon of executive vice president for admlnlstra. tion. Elliott was a partner in the Detroit account. Ing firm of Price Waterhouse, where he worked with Kenogg. He is a certified public accountant , with a degree from the Universlt~. of !lUn,oia. Two Grosse Pointe attorneys received honorary degrees from the Detroit Coll~eB'eof Law during January commencement exercises. Ralph W. McKenney of Grosse Pointe Farms served as a profes- sor at the college until his l'etil'ement in 1984. He graduated from the University of DetrOit and has a Juris doctor from Harvard Uni. versity, Arnold W. Lungershau8en, of Grosse Pointe Park has taught at the college smce 1946, mOAtrecently teachmg federal tax. ation COUl'l!es.He is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Heads above the rest. the Detroit College of Law and served liSchief of the legal diVISIOn An ad in Ameritech PagesPlus™ will help your of the Internal Revanue Service and the U.S. Attorney's office before business reach new heights. 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Nichols of Grosse Pomte Pal k has ANiERii'ECH -- PCRILlSHJNG been named an Investment officer In the trust depal tment at Manufacturers i\atlOnal Bank of Helpmg you commun!catl' DetrOIt The Michigan Canepr Foundation held It,>dnnu al board elections meeting In January and rlected a number of Gr08'ie Pomtel" Among tlH' Revrn dlrectnrs are Ralph Booth and Frank Cou- zens of Grosr,e Pomte Fal ms Elected to the board of trustees were Randolph Agley and Susan Vititoc of GrOflse Pomte Farm'! and Ronald Lamparter and Dr William Rice of G1'o""e Pomte Shores Seven nr\'> phySiCIan!>have b~en appOinted to the Bon SecoUl's I Hospltal medical '!taff They are Timothy Brennan, M D , lI1ter nal medlclne and rh('umatology, Annette DeSantis, M D , phY'!l tal medICine and rehahllltatlcll, Nathan Gross, M D , phySIcal mpdlcllWand rehahlhtatlOn. Ashok K. Gupta, M D , lI1ternol mf'(h Clnf',Peter PasRamani, M D ,otolmyngology, Valiya V. Ravi, MD. mtcrnnl mediCine and gastroenterology .• James Sowers, M D , endocrmology, Robert Borchak, M D , Keneral surgery, Theodore Daniel, M D ,pedlatncB, Deon Faillace, M.D ,general 8urgpry .... -_ ...... 4- ...... ----.-.~ ..- ..----~. -~ February 19, 1987 15A Grosse Pointe News Hospital offers music, movie, dinner No smoking signs offered A New Orleans jazz band, Percy the area In response to Michigan's new dlvldual shall not smoke III a pub GabrIel, WIll perform at Saratoga A free mOVle, "Cotton Club," "Clean Indoor All' Act," which hc place or at a meetlllg of a pub Community Hospital's Semor Will also be shown Semor Supper took effect Jan. I, the Amencan hc body, except III a deSignated Supper Club, Fnday. Feb 20, Club members can eat a full, well Heart ASSOCiation IS offenng Smoklllg area." from 4 6'30 p m The group wlll balanced meal for about $3 hmlted quantities of "smoking IS Areas affected by the new law donate theu' time as a commum y For more lllformatlOn, call prohibited " signs free to m. mclude. all pubhc places, meetlllg service to the semor cltlZenp.n 245 1555 dlvlduals and busmesses. places and workplaces owned or The signs are 11 lllches x 14 operated by state or local govern mches and (as reqUired by law) ment agencies, lllcludlllg offices, state "Smokmg ISprohibited ex- educatIOnal faCilities, health fa cept m deSignated smokmg areas clhties, audItOrIums, arenas, FREE1040 PREPARATION pursuant to Part 126 of the Pub- meetmg rooms and pubhc convey hc Health Code. P.A. 368 of ances If you need SignS for your busl with this ad 1978 " Postmg of such signs IS re- ness, auditonum, meetlllg 100m Certified Public Accountant qUIred by law to estabhsh non- or faclhty, contact any office of smokmg a8 the norm m publIc the Amencan Heart AssoclatlOn with 14 yeats expetlence places The law states "An m- of MIchigan Glaucoma program scheduled 369-2443 Bon Secours NurSIng Care Cen- treatment followed by a questlOn and answer penod. ter Will present a free lecture and -., ,..... shde presentatlOn, "Ulaucoma, 1'ree gldUI..UIUtl tlUU ",,,",u ;;;..:;. Its Treatment and Manage- screenmg Will also be offered PhUUlS by Pat Paholsl.,y ment," by Gerald Mullan, M.D., The program wIll take place m President Kathy Kasiborski and teacher Judi Zimmer sit at one ophthalmologist, on Wednesday, the atnum at Bon Secours Nurs- of the tables in the room the school rents from Grosse Pointe United March 4, at 2 p.m. mgCare Center, 26001 E. Jeffer- Methodist Church. The program Will mclude diS- son, between 10 and 11 Mile cUSSIOnof diabetes as related to roads, St. Clair Shores. the eyes, anatomy and functIon of To reserve a seat, call Joyce School the eye, two types of glaucoma, Tylenda at 779.7015 (between 9 macular degeneratlOn, laser a.m. and 4.30 p.m.) by Feb 25 From page 14A 26, m the evening It will be pre- penses mclude paymg rent to sented in recognition of the Were you Rrepared for the fall Grosse Pomte U mted Methodist group's 35 years of public service JOSEPH'S of GROSSE POINTE Church on Moross, the school's to the community Members are 'IS pleased to announce last fall? home smce the begmmng. planning a reception at 7:30 p.m When the market took a rec- rise. With a 50% savings on )our the add1twn of "We are very appreCiatIVe of and InVIte former cooperatIve ord dive last September, \\ere you trial subscription to The Brown the church," Kasiborski sald parents to JOIn. For mformatlOn, prepared? When the bull market Line. Six months, 12 i.,sues for call Kasiborskl at 885-3467 "We had to have a fire dom put resumed in January, were you $50. Or 12 months, 24 i.,sues for m and the church worked with us ready? $100. Single issue, $5. and shared in the cost, as well as Can us! The Brown Line readers were, Be prepared. Call 513-831-3904 when the ceilmg had to be one week in advance. That's the for your subscription. Or write: painted w1th fireproof pamt " News Between 12 and 14 parents Sit sort of pr?jec~ion you get with The The Brown Line on the board of directors and de- 882-0294 Brown Lme Investment newslet- Suite l08D tel'. The Brown Line has a solId 3914 Miami Road Cide policy The board approves Classified ads expenditures of new eqUIpment of history of superb forecasting and Clncinneti, OH 45221 which Zimmer says, "We are not 882-6900 stock recommendations. MasterCard and lackmg We have stuff in storage Display advertising Josie to our staff Get ready for the next fall. Or VISA accepted that we rotate and we have the most modern eqUIpment We are 882-3500 20951 Mack - G.P. Woods - 882-2239 constantly updatmg " Kaslborskl's three sons have gone through the nursery school" COMPULSIVE EATERS and thiS IS her last year of m. volvement with the cooperatIVe. • Free yourself from addictive dependency. The current vice preSIdent, Mary Ellen Lewandowski, who wIll be • Discover new ways to cope. preSident next year, has two • learn to feed the hungry child within you. daughters m the program As - Overcome feelings of helplessness. vice preSident, she has been m • Small therapy groups now forming. traimng for the next year,learll:.- • ,. $15 gar ~~~W.Q;~.. _ mg what Will have to be done to~"""''''''''- _ $25 initial interview. keep the cooperatIve running _ Individual therapy also available. smoothly. 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February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 16A ~4 Local celebrities talk about being in the public eye Mrs Taubman had Just returned By Pt,ter A. S.lIn •• ducer at WJR for years before She said she dIdn't conSider and unfortunately stuck on the faIrs program host for Channel from a shoppIng tnp m Pans, Staff Writer takmg a Job m New York. He reo herself a celebnty, and beheved words, Jesus Chnst, while he had 56 there were four servants waitmg cently returned to DetrOit - a that newspaper people are espe- run across the street for a cup of She related her StOlYabout her Celebrity panelists at a recent on Just four dmers, and after din- War Memonal program had move whICh brought hearty ap Cially anonymous because of the coffee and a doughnut days as edltOllal dll eLtor, when a ner they Viewed a pnvate screen plause from the 200 people m the medIUm "I didn't last long at that sta strange callel contInued to harass several thmgs In common - they mg of a film that hadn't yet been eat at the 1940 Chop House, audience "1 have a certam degree of twn," he saId. her fO! months He finally got hel released to the theaters know Mort Cnm personally and He said that he was more m the anonymity - especIally at Weaver said he often sees peo home phone number and called Dunng the questIOn and an- deny havmg attamed celebnty "pubhc's ear" rather than the home," she saId In reference to pIe who are starmg at hIm be her thele, often dunng the mid swer sesSIOn follOWIng the pro- status. public eye, and commenwd on hiS the long hours she puts m at the cause they feel he looks famlhar, dIe of the night gram, the newspaper people were The program, moderated by relative anonymlty He saId that paper. but can't place ""here they have RIch Mayk, WDlV TV news asked what they thought about Neal Shme, Detroit Free Press because people only hear him, he Craig said that her Job prOVIdes seen him caster, JOIned the statlOn III 1979 the Impendmg JOint operatmg semor mana8'lng editor, was ti- IS not recognIzed unless someone many opportunIties to meet bona "Then they say, 'I know you, He said that attendmg the War agreement between the DetrOIt tled "The Pluses and Mmusea of hears hIS dlstmctlve vOice fide celebrities, and one of her you work for Chrysler,' "he said Memollal progl am was a little News and Free Press Bemg m the Pubhc Eye" Margot Youngblood saId his vOice IS greatest fears IS bemg at a func- He had attended the DetrOIt hke ChrIstmas and New Year's CraH~ said she didn't I eally be Kessler and Aphle Roumell of the recogmzed regularly, but that tion and not remembering people Auto Show with a young news rolled Into one because, "MOlt heve It WdS gomg to happen most people thmk he's J P. by their names. crew for one of his patented Cnm ISaway, and I'm filling In " CounCll of Sponsors presented the ,.It's hke the tooth fally," she event Feb 11 at the Fnes Audlto. McCarthy, the popular WJR ra. She related a story where she editorial perspectIVes He was Mayk was descl'lbed by Pam sdld, "It doef>n't I eally eXIst for rium dio show host, whose show he had to practice horseback ridmg gettmg a lot of hellos, but most of Stanton, owner of the Football me I am kll1d of depl ebsed about Grosse Pomte panelists in. produced. With the Detroit mounted police the comments were commg from News and Basketball Weekly, as Mort Cnm's son It, but the only thmg that IS mOl e cluded Hal Younllblood. Beth "One ladv leave me a little kISS before being allowed to spend a semOI citizens. • l 1 I 1'1 Konrad, Joe Weaver, Rich Mayk, "it IS much easier bemg on 1 V UeIJI eob11lg 10 lll~ ,1lVUbll" U1 wo mg one of the two papers" Roger and Pam Stanton, David than It ISspeakmg m fl ont of 100 With that comment, Shllle said, Wagner and Charlotte Craig people," Mayk said "FOI the first "Better JOA than DOA " Scheduled guest Dume HofsBes couple of years after I began Shme said he has spent 38 wall unable to attend. workmg on teleVISion, I couldn't years WIth the Free PreBs, and "We are now in the third year figure out why I was always get. ting these strange looks from peo- dunng that time he has always of this program, II Shine told the boon In u competltlvo posturo audience. "It is getting tougher ple, I didn't put it together thut With the Nowtl. Evol'ytlmo tho and tougher to find people. AI they were recognlZlng mo h om Free PI eSIl would beat the News you can 8ee, we are right on the TV." cutting edge." He said he wears a baseball cap on a btory, 01' got an advertising With that laconic comment, and sunglasses to avoid bemg account the News had, he would recognized while running errands get satisfaction from knowing Shine introduced each guest, and PhoUl by Pelar A Salinu told a story about what it means in the area. that It would hurt the News. Both Konrad, formor odltorial director for Charmel 4 and vico prOJicient for community dovolopment Just about everyone mentioned "I have always felt that there to be humbled. at Channol 58, spoke about what It'sUke bolng a celebrity in the D.trolt err.a. Apanel of Gro.s. Pointe He said that a number of years the 1940 Chop House as a place has to be a reward in competi. resldonts, aU In tho m.dla, gave their f.eUngs on tho .ubJect In tho program pr••• nted by tho Gro... where they have dinner. Several tlOn," Shine said He added that ago he was asked to speak at 11 Polnle War Memorial's Council of SpoMors Fob. 11. From loft ar. Ro;er Stanton, Rich Mayk, Konrad. dinner honoring Detroit Tiger said that it IS not the type of res- that aspect of the newspaper busi. sportscaster George Kell. Shine Dav. Wagner and Charlotto Craig. taurant where people come up to ness between the two dailies would be gone with the JOA. said there were numerous well. to share with J.P.," he said, day with the officers. After provo "One of the guys on the crew ask for an autograph. They said "1 have a very narrow Irish known sports figures on the dais, "passing along her cold in the ing she could handle a horse, and asked me if there was anyone un. that the middle-of-the-road eater- including Gordie Howe and Al process." being told she could ride with the der 60 who knew who I was," he ies breed the most autograph- view of competition," he said. Kaline. He told a lengthy story about officers, four of them grabbed her told the audience. seekers. "Someone has to be laymg on the When the talk was over, there shopping in a store and meeting and tossed her into a manure pile. Weaver said he is recognized of- Roger Stanton, owner of the ground bleedmg It ISunfortunate was a rush of people, including Mort Crim. People asked if he "I went back to the office with. ten. On a recent trip to Hudson's Football News, said he didn't con- that this has happened." many children, to the main table. knew Crim. The story ended with out taking a shower to be a little he wore his red golfing pants. An- Sider himself a celebnty, but that He said that newspaper reader- There were about 25 nameplates Youngblood realizing he forgot rude to my fellow workers," she other Grosse Pointe reSident hlS job often gave him the oppor- ship has never been a problem for on the table, and the kids grabbed his wallet, but he had his check. said. asked him the next day what he tumty to meet some. the two papers The amount of ad- them for a memento ofthe event. book and no identification. The Joe Weaver, whose work at was doing wearmg his red pants Stanton recalled a visit With A. vertlsmg for the two papers IS, When the rush subsided, there store owner shouted from across WJBK-TV in Detroit spans three to Hudson's. Alfred Taubman, real estate de- however, because It appears there wall only one nameplate left - the store. "He's all right, he decades, said his beginings were Being recognized can be both a veloper, busmessman and former IS not enough 1 evenue to support his. works for WJR." humble. plus and a minus, most of the owner of the Mlchlgan Panthers both neW8papel s Hal Youngblood had to be the "I have no name," he said, "just He was an announcer for a ra. panelists agreed, but Beth Kon- football team Shme saId that the trend m the first speaker, since he had taped a set of call letters." dio station in Toledo, when he rad pointed out the darker Side of Stanton saId he and hiS Wife at- nation IS toward mormng news- the first hour of his radio show, Charlotte Craig, a Detroit Free was putting together an early fame. tended a dinner at the Taubmans papers, and the DetrOit News WJR'e Nighttime Detroit, and Press writer and editor since morning Sunday show. He put on A veteran radio and television which he said was very Impres- claims It is the country's largest had to get back to the station to 1979, was named assIstant editor a long-playing record which was reporter, she became edltorial SIve He saId that Taubman had evenIng datly complete the last two hours. of the paper's The Way We Live a recording of a Christian show. director for a Detrol t televislOn Just returned from a fishIng trip "I've always likened that to Youngblood was executive pro- sectIon. The record had a scratch on it, statIon and was also a public af. at hIS pnvate stream m Iceland, bemg the world's tallest midget" 1E SHORE CWB apartments and townhouses offer the extras that make life In a private community We make you pay the so deSirable One of Jhe most sought after addresses In DetrOIt's eastern same per check charge suburbs. 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Orchestrn ~ Boll It Donald Thurber and Sue Vititoe. both of Grosse Pointe. are co- highlights chairmen of the Orchestra Hall Show Boat Ball. comeback By Elsa Frohman Feature Editor n March 9, OrchestIa Hall w1l1 be transformed mto a M1ssissippi nverboat for the sixth annual Show Boat of Ball The seats in the mam floor will be covered to cre- O ate a dmmg and dancmg floor, two Immense nverboat replicas will be moored m the loge boxes and televlslOn mUSIC man MItch Ml1ler will lead members of the DetrOit Symphony Detroit's Orchestra 111 a sing-along performance of mUSlC from the Jer- ome Kern Songbook • The annual event IS a major fund-rdlser for thp contlllUlng 1estoratlOn of Orchestra Hall - and serves to pomt out one of the most spectacular comeback stone" of tlH' Det! OIt 1 uldlsbance premier Two Grosbe Pomters, Sue Vltltoe and Donald ThUl bel' aJ em charge of the Show Boat Ball and both are enthUbla"tIc about the rebIrth and growth plans of the audltollUm "I remember Orchestra Hail from my dllldhood," ThUl bel auditonwn saId ''I've been mvolved m the savmg and the restoratIOn of the hall smce the eally '70s. It has marvelous accom,tlc,; and that IS not bO easy to come by Some people thmk It's the finest hall III the Umted States - and we have It hele 111 DebOlt" Vltltoe also has special feehngs for the hall "When BIll dnd I moved back hele, we heald the symphony (the DSO) thelL and Imuch prefer to hear the symphony at Orchestrd Hall," "he "md "I feel It'S Important to support downtown DetrOIt It makes you feel needed I've felt the same way about the Michigan Opera See SHOWBOAT, page 3B t~~:~~ -- ~; '. ~f " ' NOW OUR CUSTOMERS CAN SHOP MORE SPACE "We give careful attention to every detail MORE STYLE at Harden, from the selection of first qualitv cherry, much of it grown in Harden's own forests, to the solid brass hardware and fittings. We take time to make sure that each piece MORE SERVICE meets Harden's highest standards. On special request. Harden craftsmen offer a chOice of tweh'e rich finishes." 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Joel Pomsett wa!> mE'mOldte St Valentine'" love fOl In the Vlctondn language of nlllld, the Ul1lted States Mmlster to hi" fello\~ bemg& We know that !luwer& th e pll ml o&e typIfies h Ii>lamp-lit walls, filS la mp- MeXICOearly m the 1800s It was \\'d..,hmhTton wa" an aVId garden youth and young love and ISoften llt table pamtlllg he who developed the p0ll1sett13 u and kept d meticulous gdl den depICted on old-fa"hlOned valen fabuloul> flower;, flu ng U5 he flom a native MeXican plant He dldlV IHOldlng the seasonal tme", as are vIOlets"" Ith then- deSIres cultivated them m hiS Charles e\'ent" 111 hi- heloved gal den" at healt&haped leaves, and red lan/w,I!(, !(J',f" ed, and all ton, S C, gal den and named .\lount Ver nOll, and, ~hethel 01 1o"e", the &ymbol of EI 0" and Cu from ;,hllling packet them aftel 11lmbelf not the tl adl t IUnal cherry tl ee The orchids to be especIally fea mmgton, 48024, IS the member pld, and of love - an aue i>prung {rom one "ton \" tl ue, he had many frUIt tured by CleSIl1Skl are the shIp chclll'l1lan e>.:pended (Om - InCidentally, you can tell If your The tl oplcal \\odd of 01 chId" IS phalaenopsls, or moth orchIds, The IJbl ary at the Detl Olt Gar IIee., of II hlch he \\ !:l" \ ery proud potted plants need water by tap the DetrOIt Garden Centel'b an- WIth theIr archmg sprays of flow den Center, and the IJbl31) at the Ull>lOn~ of whal mIght be" St V.1llntlne, d(cordmg to one pmg on the pot If you hear a thud ers whIch lesemble flymg moths Gro&se Pomte Garden Centel chal 11l1l1gtradItIOn, IIrate WOId" """er to gnm, gray February - V Sachllt-We'>l sound your plant has water, l! of pedlC dnd ]0\ e on heart &haped weather On Saturday and Sun These make excellent house both have bedutlful and mfOlm Are your Chnstmas pOll1settJas you get a hollow sound, get out \ wlet leave" dnd dl "tl Ibuted day, Feb 21 and 22, Ron Clesm plants and WIth mmlmal car" lltlve books on 01chid culture for still flounshll1g? Many of them yoU! watermg pot them to pd ""el "by, and we know bkl of Taylor Ol<.hlds w!ll present provIde glonous, colorful bloom your pleasure and mformatlOn l' J...1...- • f- \.. ,.." 1,.., <"l ,...J ...1 1. ~ .. h 1" .. ",,) .. 1\1"0 At thp (;.ro""p POlntp GAr l' ...... - ....,~ J "' ~ J [Vi. lUdl l...oJJH....VUi, UVH1.,..U UV"'" .. "' ...... lcnb pCfu,;d:. ~ft:me The~/ ~~:.- the Cdle" and re"ponslbllJtles of blooms On Saturday the hOUls natIVe to the Jungh.'" of Maylay den Center hbrary, located on the the CIvil Wdr years sought lest are from 11 a m to 3 p m and on Sla, Burma, the Phllhpmes and second floor of the Grosse Pomte War Memonal, are the new seed and I e"plte In the gal den and In Sunday from 1 to 3 p m at Austraha the ,>ong..,of bIrds Morass House and flower catalogues WhICh are In the medieval flower calendal A lecture about orchids w!ll be Orchid fanCiers are mVlted to arnvmg vIa the Ul1lted States A Brilliant Beginning the 00\1 el of Febl ual Y IS the featured at noon and at 2 pm on Jom the MIchIgan OrchId Society mall What mdeed could be more pllmro"e 01 pllmula There are Saturday and at 2 p m on Sun- whIch holds Its meetmgs on the msplnng for wmter weary eyes man), mdn) "Izes, \ dnetles and day for those who wIsh to learn thll'd Sunday of the month It IS than the colorful pictures of su colors of pllml ases, and the name about the lIfe of those wonderful worth the $7 50 dues Just to see perflowers and supervegetables Ib dellved flom the Latin, Prl- blooms and how to grow them the members' orchIds on display m the pages of these persuasIve mu;" alludmg to the early flower- There WIll also be a pottmg at the meetmgs, not to mentIOn Journals? mg of so many of the speCIes demonstratlOn followmg the the annual show on Palm Sunday "So In winter PnmlOse<; al e natIVe to Europe talks AdmIssIOn IS $1 For more at the Tel.Twelve Mall Bob Neu The gardener 5eei> what he and tempel ate ASIa, North mformatIOn call 259 6363 hauser, 31581 Lamar Dnve, Far- WLl! never i>ee a~(!WN~4 The Detroit Garden Center den Club WIll meet at the home home of Dona Ireland on March members at large are mVited to w!ll pre<;ent an Orchid Display on of Theresa Arnold for the Feb 26 3 Members WIll View the hostess' attend Feb 21 and 22, from 11 a m to 3 meeting at 12 30 pm. Pat new glass addItIOn to her home Thp Border Cities African pm on the first day and 1 to 3 SchmItt WIll be co hostess Fol Marge Carlson WIll be co-hostess Violet Club WIll hold ItS 3,*th p m on the second day, at the lowmg a busmess meetmg, there The Council of Grosse AfrIcan VlOlet Show on Saturday, Morobs Hou..,e. 1460 E Jefferson will be a program on HIggms Pointe Garden Clubs WIll April 4 and Sunday, Api'll 5, at Adml%lOD h <:, 1 For more mfor Lake by Luda Bakunovlch meet on Tuesday, Feb 24, at 9:30 the Jefferson Avenue Pres- matlOn, Cd II :2;)9 6'368 The Grosse Pointe Woods am, at the Central Library All bytenan Church There will be The Trowel and Error Gar- Garden Club wJll ]11e8t 3t the preSIdents, representatIves and plant and leaf sales Women of Wayne make donation Quality IS Important In a Dtamond Engagement Ring When you shop for tfllS "peCial ring, ask u, about the 4C\ - Cut, are gIven each year to women The Grosse Pomte chapter of Color, Clanty and Carat-\velght - the characteristic" that de- Women of Wayne State Umver- who, for example, need further termine the quality and rarc beauty at a dramond Come In sity presented a donation of tralllmg m theIr Jobs, need to fin $1,000 to President David Ad- Ish their degree work, are chang and see our Wide selection of fine quality Diamond Engage- amany at Its 25th Anmversary lllg careers, ete ment Rings In elegant "ettlng, l{eceptlOn at the Lochmoor Club ApplIcatIOns may be submItted on Feb 7 to Women of Wayne at the Un! The money WIll be given to the verslty. edmund t. AHEE jewelers Women's Incentive ScholarshIp The ScholarshIp Fund has been 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Fund Started 25 years ago, the the mam reCIpIent of the chap scholarshlOs cover tUlt10n costs of ter's fund raISIng. 'Fl,le W~)JJlen's <' / 886-4600 ,1 I l"'cAJ Ii.) I , h women wno are returmng to t e Day Care Cen~~< ...~~nY" umversity Ib'ri a' part tIme baSIS Band, Chamber Singers, an:'d'Jazz -4@"Y~~;iU'ld~'~;-dia~ond quality and value, They can g~'In. the undergradu StudieS Program' hllW~also ate 01' graduate programs benefited frpm the Grosse Pomte ApprOXImately 30 to 40 grants chapter's actIvIties Daytime, Evenings and Saturdays Carol J. Quinn, V.V.S. Gentle 'Dentistry Marti Miller. president. and Joyce Miller. founding president of Telephone the Grosse Pointe Chapter of Women of Wayne State University. 17200 Mack near Cadieux 881-1231 review the list of donors to the Women's Incentive Scholarship fund. 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Carroll Pomte Memonal Chulch, 16 same day Sharapan has degrees Health 111 Fhnt $4 pel adult, $2 for children un Grosse POinte Memorial Church Lakebhore Rd, Grosse POinte 111 psychology and chIld develop He WIll speak In Bal bour Chap de" 12 With a maximum of $10 el on "The 'How To's' of ConflIct When we were given duectlOns for our fil 'it de~tlndtlOn In the Fal ms The programs al e ment Cost of the luncheon I~ $3 per family. ReservatIOns can be DetrOIt area, we \\ ere told to get off Inter'>tate 94 at Eight MIle deSIgned to present an under pel pel son With a maximum of $9 ResolutIOn" A diSCUSSIOnWIll fol made by calhng the church office, Road (Vernier) I \\ab fdscInated .vlth the name "Eight Mtle " '>tandmg of the dynamiCs of can per fanllly ReservatIOns need to low 882 5330, by March 2 (bct and the pi Oless for Its peace be made by Feb 27 WIth the On Wednesday, March 4, the I wondered at the time whethel or not there \\ db a Seven Mlle Babyslttmg and plogrammmg lul resolutIOn begmnIng WIth the church office, 882.5330. culmmatlllg speaker III the senes Road dnd a NIne MJle Road fr0m the Mr. Rogers Show IS mdlvidual On Tuesday evenIng, March 3, IS Dr Robel t Larson, preSIdent planned for children 10 and un Altel 11\ mg here awhile I leal ned that the MJle Road" go all Hedda BIuestone Sharapan, as at 7 pm, the speakel WIll be Dr dnd general manager of PBS del' for all seSSIOns Pal kIng IS m the \\ay flom one to at lea"t 37 (ThIS numert(al dlrangement '>DClate producer of PBS.TV's Frederick J Malshall, Ph D He WTVS Channel 56 certamly helps a per;,on to Judge dl"tances born downto\, n De- "MIster Rogen,' Neighborhood," IScurrently on the staff of Psycho Larson, who has deglees III dl- the rear of the church For more , r- 'I 1 '" ... , llUJLo aU\./. LV J.lUU u\.".::=n ..u ..<,..t.l..lV.a.a.." w!!1 be the keynote speaker Un logIcal Institutes ot l\lllChlgan III V IJULy dllU dlt:~ulugy dllU I:> dll VI Wllllllger - 881-0~83, JIm Two roads 10 particular are pertment to the Chrlbtlan !tfe The Sunday, March 1, Sharapan will Frankhn daIned Presbytenan mmlster, McWatt - 263.0484, or Joy one I'>the "Two Mile" Road Jesus bald to hi" contemporaries ~Ive the meditatIOn, "Love IS a Marshall IS a hcensed psychol WIll speak on "Extendmg and Ex (\\ ho could be conscripted by Roman soldiers to carry burdens), Rambow of Feehngs," at the 9 30 oglst specla!Jzmg In the evalua pandlllg Peace Outward III To McGal vey All are welcome to at .. If anyone forces you to go one mile, go With him two miles" and 11 30 a m worshIp sel vIces tlOn and treatment of chIldren, day's World" A dlllnel m fellow- tend Thlb Ib the '>o-Galledextra or second mde Fnends of Jesus are to be more than minimal people The extras make the differ ence In marriage, for Instance, each partner should be wIllIng St. Clare of Montefalco celebrates 60th anniversary to go not merely halfway, but the whole way EvelY community ItS doors and soon the convent or church IS better because of the "second mde" givers and doers St Clare of Montefalco Catho McDonnell, associate pastors, as looks forwald to and rectory bmldIngs were added Llbl aries, museums, art centers, parks and ,>oclal sel vice agen hc Church, Grosse POInte Park, well as several pnests from In 1926, BIshop Michael J Gal- to the pansh plant. Delayed by cles usually are the product of people who go the second mile. offiCially celebrated the 60th an. nelghbonng parishes and a per- lagher, actmg upon petltlOns sonal representatIve from Most made to him from Cathohcs In the DepreSSIOn and war, construc- But there also ISthe "One Mlle" Road ThiS ISthe mile which mversary of ItS foundmg as a par Ish at special liturgies held Feb Rev Edmund Szoka The Rev the Grosse Pomte Park area, tIOn of the current church build- one walks In domg what IS expected and In fulfillIng ordmary 7 and 8, and with a party spon- John Lambert, pastor of St authol'lzed the formatwn of St mg was completed III 1952. In responslbl!Jtles Beheve It or not, some go the second mile but Clare, preSIded Clare of Montefalco Pansh under 1964, the Sweeney Center school neglect to go the first mile Every home would functIOn more "ored by the pansh PTO in the In hIS sermon, Lambert con. the superVIsion of priests of the bmldmg was opened. smoothly and there would be less fnctlOn If each member should church hall on Saturday, Feb 7 gratulated the entIre St Clare order of St AugustIne In its 60.year history, St. Clare take care of hIS or her chores and appoInted dutles of Montefalco Pansh has grown PrecedIng the festiVities was a f31th commumty on ItS many ac- The first mass was celebrated mto one of the largest and most Many churches are cnppled 10 their mInlstnes because theIr Solemn Mass of Thanksglvmg comphshments durmg ItS 60 year m October 1926 III the Colony actIve panshes III the ArchdlO members do not carry their share of the load Some have to go concelebrated by the Revs. Burk. hIstory, and spoke of the many Theatre, Mack and Balfour roads. cese of DetrOl t the second mile because otherb do not walk the fil st mile hart, Molnar, ScheIble, PIZZOand challenges whICh St Clare Pansh In 1927, the parish school opened Every city pays the pnce because some of ItS rebldents fall to walk the fIrst mIle In keepmg the streets and properties clean, m dnvlng vehICles responsIbly, In respectIng other people's nghts Let the day come In whlCh more and more people travel both the "One MIle" Road and the "Two MIle" Road ThIS column IS wntten on a rotatcng baSIS by members of the host an organ concert WIth guest dIrector of claSSICal radIO station Gro6se Poznte MWlstenal Assoczatzon orgamst DaVId Wagner on Sun- WQRS.FM m DetrOIt, where he Baptist Church IS located at day, Feb 22, at 7 p m. The con- mixes claSSIcal senousness WIth 21336 Mack Avenue m Grosse cert IS in celebratIOn of the suc. WIt and humor He IS also dlrec. POlllte Woods. The concert IS Planned giving cessful conclusion of a three year tor of musIc at St. Paul Church in offered WIthout charge, a free-WIll fl1nd-ralsIng drive to pay for the Grosse Pomte Farms and adjunct offerIng Will be receIved. is topic church's new 20.rank Schantz aSSistant professor of mUSIC at pIpe organ WIth 1,152 pIpes Madonna College Guitar concert of program Wagner IS a concert orgamst Lake Shore Church ISlocated at The speCIal events commIttee of well known to local audIences. A 27801 Jefferson, one block north the Grosse Pomte Umtanan Tlsh Span'owe, director of student of renowned organists, of 11 Mile Road. A free-WIll offer- Church IS sponsorIng a concert by planned glvmg for the EpIscopal Ray Ferguson and Marilyn Ma- Ing WIll be taken two outstandmg DetrOit area son, he holds the doctor of musl claSSIcal gmtansts on Sunday DIOcese of MIchIgan, Will address I ~ :;v .;11 cal arts degree from the .umver. College Chorale evenIng, Feb 22, a't '7 pm They the MH'higan,~ Chapter Church are Peter Tolias and John Hall Busmess Administrators on slty of MIchigan BeSIdes hiS The Tyndale College Chorale who will playa WIde ranging pro "Planned Glvmg and Endow. work as a solo performer, Wagner w111be presenting a concert of sa gram IncludIng Gabnel Faure ments" on Thursday, Feb 26 at has also been orgamst and harp- cred mUi>ICat Grosse POInte Bap- Daviid Wagner and Gershwlll The concert WIll a noon luncheon meetmg at Sichordist With the DetrOIt Sym tist Church on Sunday, Feb 22 be at the Umtanan Church, Grosse POlllte Woods Pres Wagner in concert phony Orchestra . Tyndale College ISa Christ13n co 17150 Maumee In Grosse POInte bytenan Church Call Manlyn Lake Shore Presbytel'lan Wagner ISwell-known as the af- educational InstitutIOn located In Church of St Clair Shores WIll ternoon musIc host and program FarmIngton HIlls Grosse Pomte CIty TIckets are $10 per person Tish Sparrow8 Newa 8864300 for reservatIOns Christ the King Lutheran First English Ev. Lutheran Mack at Lochmoor 884 5090 Church WORSHIP Y UO a m ~unday School & Vermer Rd at Wedgewood Dr Bible Classes A warm/caring Grosse Pomte Woods 884-5040 SERVICES 9 am & 1030 a m Family WorshIp Worship 9 10 & 11 00a m 10 00 a m Wed Bible Class Sunday School - 9 30 a m Christ United Methodist Preschool Cail 884 5090 place for seniors to Paul F Keppler. Pastor Church Joseph P Fabry. Pastor Bruce Quatman, Pa~tor "The Back Door of Marriage DIAL Randv S Boelter, Ass t and God's Grace" 15932 E Warren at Haverhlli A Redeemer spend the da~ """"1 ST. MICHAEl'S EPISCOPAL 8828547 Umted Methodist ')~:CHURCH 930 & 11 00 a m Sunday WorshIp Church PRAYER \ l(~m ,",unnlngdalr Park Sunday School , (.ro,se Pomte \\oods ~-4~lO (J20,71 Vermer Just east of 1-94 Calvary Day Care for Adults offers actiVities, meals, fnendshlp, help Nurserv room both servIces 8 no a m Hol} Eucharist 882-8770 Harper Wood& lOW w Rev Frank R Lemcke pastor And a posJ!Jve cost alternative for adults dependent on family and mends III \0 a m Chordl Euchansl and Sermon 8842035 Call for more mformalion ~und.l} 'l,hool INur,er} Available) GRACE 10 30 a m WorshIp \\ eckda\ Euchan<,t q 10 a m Tuesda} St. Paul Ev. Lutheran 881.3374 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 15 a m Church School RN 10' Hobert f. '1rlh .,.'. Church Rev Don Llchtenfelt "u<,dn K Bo,"k a<,.,oclale . -.,. 881.6670 Kercheval at Lakepomte Looking For FriendshIp 822 382.3 and BIble 1 caching" ~db~ 9 00 a m Famll} WorshIp GROSSE POINTE BAPTIST -U 10 10 am EducatlOn for All Sunday School and WorshIp Calvary Day Carefor Adults • II 15 a m Worship 10 30 a m CHURCH Nursery available Nurser) IS prOVided !1116 'tack \\I'nue 4QSD Gateshead Irear Mack & Moro>s1 sr~i!~~~~EPARISH (.ro~,e POlntr Wood~ RRI.II~ I RE\ J PHILIP \qHL REI ROBFRHl RR\ He\ l1arve~ Ht'h \ \~arm \\('lromr \\\dltc:; 'rf'U A urut of Lutheran Soaal Sel'Vlces of MIchigan loA....• ~l Ju Saturday 100 pm I u,h"'h!" 11t",g\ Grosse Pointe Unitarian Faith Lutheran Church Sunday CHRIST CENTERED-SPIRIT LED 1'10 1m hHh,Il"!ICIltlllg\ Church 1 Jeffer~on at PhlllP fl22 2296 100011 00 'm F'M'lIh !{,llg,o" "That Old Time - EducatIOn Progl am U .U. Reli gi0n" ...... - Sunda~ \\ or~hlp 10 10 a m \dul! tOPIC 9 00 "Ho\\ to Ral~e Parents. II a m ServIce & Church School Sunda) School a m In the trouhled t1me~" 17150 :'1J 4.WlIEE 881 0420 1\ 1-) t m I Hhltl"tH IltUI~\ John Corrado, pa<;tor Pd<;tor Ronald \\ SchmIdt \"thel1,," Grosse Pointe Congregational PRESBYTERIAN and American Baptist Church St. James Lutheran WI ( halfonlt "I lothrop !lXI.ln7'> Church "on The Hill" GROSSE POINTE MEMORLt\L CHURCH \lc\hllan at l\t'nht'\ al ESTABUSHED 1865 "How Can You XKI-O'i11 i Say That?" 9.30 am \\ or,hlp 'l10 & 11 10 a m !(r>man, R 2" II 1'1 FamIly Service "The Measurmg Stick of God" Cj 10 a m 'l 10 & 11 I) Ii m Servlce~ Sunday School Dl (ecII (orhett Ecnmenlcal )'l1m"ttr preach tnj:( 'l 10 Church ~chool 1'1('Hi< nt Conk ( hn't Ian Tr,lln In!: Schor,l. Temp<: \ I (zonn We'tt J1eveJt TeH A tit llOOam Cnbroom hoth ~erVlce~ I() 10 ? m !{, cept Ion for .llm & \llldred (arrnll WorshIp ServIce Tim S~ 9~ TM God To.J.J{iMf Dr R" ... R !lutch, on Int.'nm pa'tol 1986 '\7 1l,'\,,1 R KiI\~,r A"oc I'a,tor (,rorgr \1 "'rhrllrr (hllrh('n ~ (hurch ~lhool ('rlh Toddler C February 19, 1987 VJf~~~~-/ .. 58 Grosse Pointe News ,~~------_... ------_------_ .. Mount Clemens wa:> the flower Blare-Ruffner gIrl MIchael Mllistem of Groe,se POll1te Park, COUSll1of the bllde, CynthIa Mal Ie BID, P, d,ILlghtl'l II dS nngbe3rel of MalY L BIOIe 01 Danbun MIchael Dunleavy dt Cottage Hoe,pltal 111 (;) I,,,, T ["'If t.J'Iter , A l J mp{ Il ')l ..rger'l Pomte on 30J f " 'I,~ E • ' .J t, S<100 ""' trOlr " /18)07 The bllde!-,'l oom eh ct h " 1LJi'l CALL OUR TOll FREE NUMBER gladuate OfGIO';<'L POII1;1' ')ouln Page 7B 1-800-34-APRES - 259 7048 I-hgh Schoo 1 dl1d a 19h l t.:l,\<1 1I,n, of HIllsdale ('ollPt.:e Hp 'OJ h.-, fOI Sharon Skalba and Kelley Cohan and Paul Tames MO~Y FlllanCl,l! S(, I" ('~ ,1- , James McLeod fll1al1clal "pI'c],dhl Top Brand Name - FLEXSTEEL 11 l (n" I!..,' 11]( 111 (,f t hi II do/ugh field A ,Jul\ 10,1')5-,7 \\ed,lJng Ie, Cohan-Jarnes (, h,( II \1111 'IJ P IUI ( hl'~ pLumed J hl ),]I(ll (It (t I" ,1 1!l"O h'1 dell! {I,' \11 j III ( J ll1ll" -,(),]"j III ,tncl \11- at Fournier's Now! DI ,md ;\11'> GIOlg( :'>1 III uf BI~h'lp (,1111 ,hI) lhgh of G10'i'i(' Pomtp Cll\ .111111)\11", i,;, I, Jt! J iI1H ~ of \\',,,t I'loom ~~, UJNRAD M' NELLY ;/ '\ FEIFFER MAULDIN r--'\\ GUINDON OLiPHMH / \ \ The /\[1 ot the D,lIl HILL PETER.~ / / / '\ \ \ \11/1 ! lti I I 1111, LEV!NF II I \ \ 1 \1 I, ..... ;--;; n r' .. ;;;;,; ~;:; I ,I II \ \ - ;;;;--=--:::-----.IlWb~~ I f' I I I rhc l:yc ,Inti the '\,ccdk --~ -~~:I lil:I,! ,\ III f'), 1)1 I' I II 'I \ I !l \) I I Idll<11I.l! ( III), II ,I II Il r , \I 25 Styles oJ Sofas & Loveseats. 1 ( \1 I'" Ready for Immediate Delivery or Fournier's Service Includes l) I' I, Select Through 1.000 Pre-tested • Llfptlme Construction Warranty 1!!!a1!';;~fua~~e!~~ • f Iltr Ya Ir Cushion WClrr I'l.r\~TI:1.1. r:rr}) "I< fl~ UPHOIS,HlfflILJHNITIlfl! .~:; i\11 I a broc' <" h'lli 'HlIpd II ,I Gryphon G\~\tl~ry // / ------? /113 Harper Sf Clem Shores 16421 Harper DetrOit n£> Ir Whlll PI ill' I I I \ -_/ / 11). 10, 1 I M I,' II "I I r 1 Fournier's I 11111 "I l\ llill 881.1285 ~6r1/ary 13 //;t"if/fJll Marl';' 14. 198'7 \" ,/ /w 776-8900 Open Mon Thurs Fn 10 8 30 Open Mon Thur Fn 9 8 Furniture lues & S~t 10 6 CLOSED WEDNESDAY lues "Wed 9 5 30 CLOSED SATURDAY (rR)Pll()\ (1\1111<') '11\ I'll February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 66 preSident, "ay~ they have been busy ushel The 1987 officers fOl the Grosse Pointe The Grosse Pointe Alumnae chapter The Pear Tree chapter ofQuesters V> 111 lllg Santa Claus llltO town dt their DetrOit Boat Club were elected Saturday, Feb 7, of Delta Gamma Sorority wlIl celebrate meet at 10 am, Thur"day, Feb 19, at the Athletic CIub Iumhcoll III Decembel and at the annual meetmg held dut mg the Com Ib Foundell:, Day on March 7 The annual main branch of the GIO~~e POinte Public 1.1 "Puttm' on the Ritz" at The Whitney III modore's Ball at the Glosse Pomte W8I Me luncheon wdl be held at the Novl Hilton and bl ary MI" f'red Wicklund and Mr~ John will feature alumnae groups as well as col- ,January Now they want to bllllg you a McLellan wIll ~erve a" co hoste~se~ Mrs Ob monal "Breath of Spnng," ThUi bday, Feb 26, Elected to the bridge wel e Charle~ legwtes flom Gro.,se POInte, BlI nllngham car Teeg \\ 111pi e"ent a paper on "The HIs startmg at 11 a m \\ Ith lunch at noon fol Witzke, wmmodore, John Smith, vIce eom and DearbornlDetrolt chapters Gue~t tory of the Doll ar BJ11" lowed by a deblgnt:l f<1~hlOnshow madore, PhIlip Allol , rear commodore Elett .,peakel" mclude Patncla Kendig Rosb, na- The Travel Photography Club of the ed to the board of dIrectors wele Closb) tIOnal vice prebldent for alumnae, Carolyn Deslgnm Adrienne Vittadllli \\ III show her Senior Men's Club \\ III feature a dual Boyd, Thomas Eckel'S, Arthur KamL and Wallclce, Province VIl..Olleglate thalrman, entire Sprmg '87 hne dssl~ted bv Saks Fifth For prebenL.itlOn, 'The Maille AttraGtlOn" and Denms Przywara The ball honored the 1986 SU7dnlw Bedient, PlovInce VI alumnae Avenue and Chelyl H GRAPHIS ART FRAMING 20083 Mack between Kenmore & Oxford 8845144 Man Fn 10 5 Thurs 106 Sal \0 4 Vmcent J Lynch of Dallas, a son, Theodore Gerard II, born Gregory Frederick Wait Someone You Love Can Use Our Help Kiera Lynn Corbin Texa~, and Mat IOn P Lynch of Jan. 31, 1987. Maternal grand- Donna ano Greg Walt of Jack Mr and Mrs Gary E Corbm of parents are Mr and Mrs. Donald Glosse Pomte Paternal grand- son, Mlch , al e the pclrenti:> of a parents are Ardell and ElIzabeth t "' Gro~be Pomte Park are the par- ,J Kosorskl of Harper Woods ents of a daughter, Klera Lynn, son, Geoffrey Frenenck bOln Weycker of Taylor, Mlch Pd.ternal grandparents are Mr Feb 1,1987 Maternal grandpaI' born Feb 5, 1987 Maternal and Mrs George L. VanAntwerp' ents are Donald and Joyce 01:,- Kathryn Elaine Hyde grandparents are Mr and Mrs of Grosse Pomte Park Wilham Y Gard of Grosse Pomte born of Grosse Pomte Farms D d d S H d f 'd DIP I d F d aVI an uzanne yea '1> :~J' Farms Paternal grandparents cott aYl son y e aterna gran palents are re Marthbrook III former! of , S D " are Mr and Mrs, Gerald Corbm ancl Bermecfl Walt of Jackson :~;l1' y Robyn Mul Imger, DD S,and ~'th M t ,~, '1- l t d' Gro~se ~OIlJ.btl,.RaTk,are the par. of Newark, OhIO Da"ld Dyle' or 'Gi'osse Pomte'" f't Ra ~:Yrta.E gkeafgG,ran ent~ m"~~~~ r Kathryn) a er IS oU><::t m e 0 ,rosse" ' Woods are tne parents of a son, p1Wn"t~ Woo'?!s-J., " .-... ,.E),p,Jll~"Lhnm. II III ill Ilid /11\!U(J!lII!J![' Fonnerl)' Dance SUmnastics 1/I,IIIIIlI/(I/1 we're proud of our ten years in business offering: "mllny ,OnVl'nle~t IOClltJon~arid times "I low enrollml'nl fe(' I'nt~1 ng you "'(OIl \\ Ilk 1 ur "',tic to a~ many doSY"~ 05 )KlU Msh "dIH«('nt level clllss<'s 10 ~Ult your .!()"" {o fI()"" Oil o,wn fltnl'ss need., "wOyslnlnq ~eM(" III many locatIons I 1/(1, {('/n I{(II) .!{ "Maslercd'd dnd V\<;A accl'pled ~lartlllg Dall: !'(lll( ,'( •••• H( glll.lr "'LI( <, March 2nd & 3rd .. • . Men Women Call 886-75.\4 . Children \ : Be a part of our Of 88S.051 S \1, nl I rl l) I 11 "") Jl.lI • nelrt dHade of 1 '. filne~s • 11111r'" ') 1111 (l jlll'i' ...... w...... It ) ~ll I 111 ., pill I " , ,/ ... ' F{JRl'.fq,vrJ~"(1 <,11...... <;nr<, : ,\ '"' I AQUA FIT I, ______..1 IIlrp( r \\ \1 \\ () I'> PIT) (,PO:;:<,!: rOINl F II K Ilh.dr) ( hn ..l the KII1!( J ;J 10?tl MACK AVr NUt (,HO',Sf POINT F WOOD", Rfl4 - () no \1 \\ ~ Il{) P m \1 \\ ') ~() j m "lI< r • 8859000 20467 Mack Avenue I 1')~O.lm "nu' 111161'>pm Rober10 Miller Fred H. Rolhns,Jr. PeterM. Peteoff l~ ------Dougtass A, May •• lIIJi__ ...... _ .. q._..aq_4 ..... _ February 19, 1987 78 Grosse Poi nte News Three to be honored FI ank Couzm" Jl , e\.ecutl ve begun 111 1954, are pI e"ented by vIce prei::>ldent, Manufacture! 's the PIME MI"slOnanes to select Cbarle~ Fl anck, ')on of MI and NatIonal Bank of DetlOlt, Pau ed mdlvldual<, who exemphfy MI., Jarne" Fl al1ck of Colorado Ime Young alld LoUIs MElli chm Ity, "el VIce, and dE'dlcatlOn to Yerges- Buhl Spllng,>, Cola A May 2,3, 19&7 man, retn ed steel e:..ecutlve and othel S and who serve as role Mr and Mrs Howard F Yerges wedding 1" pldnJ1ed chaIrman of the LOUIS M and modeb of mOl al mtegllty The of PI mcei::>SAnne, Md , announce The bllde elect I" a gl aduate of Molhe Elbman FoundatIOn "'illl PIME RehglOus Older (Pontifical the engagement of their daugh- (11 OS,,8 POInte North High School be honored as annual IeClpwnts Im,tltute fO! FOIelgh MlSSlOns) ter, Lynn Huntmgton Yerges, to dlUI \\ III /{l aduate m May flom of the Kmghts ofChalltv aWdldi::> wa" founded m 1850 by Pope PIUS Howard Smith Buhl, son of Mrs ValpdldJ,>a Un!vehlty \\lth a at a gala aWal ds dmnel ~n Satur IX a" an mtel natIOnal commUI1l Petel s Oppermann of Glosse bd( helOl of '>uence 111 Jl1Il "105 day, Feb 28, at 7 pm, m the ty of PIW"t::, and blothprs \\ ho Pomte Fal ms and the late ArthUl The blldegloam eled h d Renaissance Balhooffi of the Wes hd ve WOIked III ')chool", 01 H Buhl Jr A May 16, 1986 wed ~Idduatl:' of ValpdldhO Unlvcl tm Hotel phanageb, hospltab, leplOsy clm "It;. \\ Ith a bolchelOl of ,>uenee de dmg I') planned Mai::>tel of cel emol1le,> I" Bdl IC" and <.lIspen"anes 111 I emote 1-,'1 ee ll1cOmputei englllU:lll1g Hl' The bnde elect IS a graduate of Bonds, WXYZ TV commentJtol "ectlOns of the wOlld under vel y h (UII enth tedchll1g c'ngmeell ng HonOlalY chdllmen Illtlll,llllllllllllllllllll Grosse Pointe Board of REALTORS EQUAL HOUSING 1 111 .11 REALTOR" OPPORTUNITY THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELYBY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS ~me Heal Estdle ('0 Grosse Pomte Real Estate John E Pierce & A:>~ocldtesInc The Blake Company ChampIOn& Baer lnc Jm1 SdroS Agency rnc Tappan &. AssoudtcS lne Damman, Palms, Queen Realtors Hendricks & ASSOCiatesRealtors \\ dco\ Reallol <, Borland Johnston ASSOCiatesof Earl Keirn Realt\ HIgbIe Maxon lnc Realtors Schulte,; Redl E~tdte Co Century 21East of the Vlllage . R G Edgar & ASSOCIates Sch\~eltzer Heal E~tate IrK Youngblood !{e,lIt~ Jnc James R Flkany Real Estate Co Johnstone & Johnstone lnc Century 21-Lochmoor McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors lnc Sholc\\ood E R Brown He,lIt) Inc Chamberlam Realtor:> John S Goodman lnc Should YOU .G.Edgar &associates Get a Our Flu Shot?* CAREER 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 SEMINAR YES,If you are Included will tell you everything in any of these you need to know about CLASSIC DESIGN High-Risk Groups a career in real estate: ( , \ ')')!C ( l<:Nn:l{ II \LL ( Iht 1ndl\l(iu.lh 1I,,1t.d IHll~" ...h(1 h~\l Lrllrl.i'ld Tl...'h of ,(rUlli' 886-5800 IllrH. ...' from IntllllTl/d HH! ,hOllld rlt('I\( \ ll,m, prolprllon GREAT FARMS LOCATION lr1dl\HILI~h(I'tro ... \tlf ....flf 1~1 ",hi Hl )lhtr\\I't Lml,mamtrnao('(' \\Ith dmpl(' '>parl' \\h t11....t I ..t .... fl1tl "UPIHi" Ihl I rltlll IlIlt ,\\!trH or Ichweltzer ~I EJlate.ln< J ...1 11111 I IIflll/al \ (Ii (011111/1(/ h 1111 ,nlll III 01, d 1n[ll/( fI.{/ \ /I( {flit 1\ I o"\ld, n d 'hI 'HI ~h "'(1\( 1m/lor ,a,,( tnt O\lU. '" I,n , I "(IIIi. "r 0"( "lIa/ln~ Inllillll:n 11"~ (tum ail/I" '/ronr.;h ,I (urnmt'lI,it d lor rl non\ f11 IH~1t rl\~ ( ,nt, n }or /)nf O\( ( 0""0' GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS 1111"1 \\ood" l'Ul1g,dml In Ill! (,1l0""'~ 1'()!\I} ", !l()II] II'''' II{]( 1 I hi' IhH' h('(h 00111 hUl1g,.Im\ 11,1'> ASK YOUR DOCTOR FOR YOUR fLU SHOT I "I lenll 11Idqxnck 1(1) HI I" (11,111 II01 ~ Ibl, OP( 11flool pi 111l)ll 1-.,1,11, n h AND AN INFLUENZA EDUCATION UPDATE 01\\.0 .. .1 rind tlpt..rdtul '>1),1( IOU" \\ 1111 10 IrI~ of \1 or I-. ,II (,1.11 d Inuit 111 ,10\, 0\ \'11 rll~h".I<,IHI ,Inri(Ii'PO~II \1.1\ ilk '11h 11.11d"'lOd tlo()r~ 1111(1('1IIl( ,,111)1 I ,Inti 11111h I~( l1l' 111,lIl' Jlhl.l It 1\ ot Ibl' qll,lill\ f(',lllIl('> .I1.lil,lhl(' In thl'>1'1')')hOI11('for IInrit'r ,\ \11 Rll \" Il '\,C, \ ,,~O( I \1JON /II \llc III~(/ll T ,iO IIIKI ------1 February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 88 BORLAND-JOHNSTON ASSOCIATES IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE: THE ASSOCIATION OF THE FOLLOWING HEALTOHS \\ Ill! Ol H GROSSE POINTE OlTICES YOUR BEST INVESTMENT - LOCATION AND THIS ONE'S GOT IT i ,, 13-12BERKSHlRg RO \1) - Ut i{'1 '>IIIe LH dl OOft1S three full balh~ paneled libl al ~ upcLlted <-.Ikhen bll'dhta:,t J loom Ie<.reatlOll room central ellr 11lt(,1com ~\ ,Iem .md much more $1&5000 Don'l Illl'>" out on tl1l': one DIANA FIGEL AUDREY GAINES "',,,hpr Hn::lrl Offl<'E' 2G~:jnr:.!DCI:~lC~.T !!...";;.:''" u'C"2"- C'r(I'-l..O I--JfHnlp "'h()()l,, ClItp ~nrl • r. \~" "':~~~' 'i.~', • /)~"' ...... ~. _.....~ affordable 1\\0 bedroom lanch 111111Ilooden ell'l" off tilt' rear Good ~ ~ '. ~ : ..;:..: .¥" - .. ~ Investment Ternflc rental al ed Pnced dl onl) $2!J !JOO . - ~. . . . ~ 2J219 SHOREVIEW - St Clair Shol e, - rill rc bech oom rdnch 10 great RIVARD - l<~xtremely attractl\ e IOvestment opoorlu l?CatlOn FIrst floor laundry Fenced yal d WdlkIng dl,>tance to park nlty 10 Grosse Pomte City Fealure" mclud£' till ee Close to "chools, shoppmg, and trdn"pOlldtlOn GI eat \ alue at $51,900 bedroom~, FlOrida room<; and updated kitchen'> ~eparale ba"emenb and Utl1JtlC" Hand'>ome extenor BY APPOINTMENT JAMES R. F1KANYREAL ESTATECOMPANY BEACONSFIELD - ~paclous two family mcome below Jeffer'>on Each 714 Notre Dame Unit Includes thlee bedroom", one full bath and eatmg "pace In kltc.hen All alummum trun, newer roof and tv. 0 c.ar garage and much more I 886~5051 CHA TS\VORTH - Neat and clean three bedroom brick and fieldstone bun galow m very mce area of DetrOIt Llvmg room With natural fireplace, ex- tra half bath upstaIrs WIth nursery or "ewmg room BEACONSFIELD - Two offermr.s - Roomy four family mcomes m move JIM WILLIAMS m condItion Two bedrooms and one full bath m each Unit Sepal ate hot FIsher Road OffIce ",ater heaters Apphances mcluded &ome umts fully carpeted S~ BEACONSFIELD - Roomy well. located two famlIr mcome Two bedrooms plus den 10 each umt Natural fireplaces m hvmg room" Oak trim throughout New gutters and "torm wmdows Separate utlhtie<; &.~.~~~~ HOW TO RECOGNIZE A REAL ESTATE BARGAIN 20439 MACK AVENUE WHEN YOU SEE IT Grosse POinte Woods 886.8710 The truth IS you usuali) can't You can't &queeze or weigh It 11'&no! dented, &cratched a factory close out or last year'& model So II's u~uaHv difficult to determine the value of a piece of property usmg traditional methods of evaluatIOn Real Estate bUYing deCISIOns are often ba&ed on Instmct or emotIOn These , \ can be costly mlsta~es Our bU~lness IS to furnish you With the necessary, but hard to Dbtmn In formatIOn !I'at can help you ma~e a rational buymg dectSIDn and avoid &llch nllstakes Schultes' team of~pe'lQltsts IS HI the field every day bllymg 'elitng ond LISA BRADLEY MARION IRWIN evaluating area real "state We can advl~e YOll on sllch POllitS as rl'll'nt Mack Avenue Office Mack A venue OffIce selling pr,ces of nearby propert\!, deed re~trtcttOns, !a-.:es, a/co ~ale' ar Ilvlly and trend, Iltllllyeasements and other mformatlon IH' have read Ilv available When YDU go bargain hunting Jor a good deal In real I,.,tate tak!' a BORLAND-JOHNSTON Schulte~ RealtDr along We'li ma~e surl' gou get the very best deal As.'io~iat~s 20647 Mack Avenue But nDt morl' than YDU bargained for 395 Fisher Road or GROSSE POINTE SHORES - One 0\1 ner cu~tom bUllt ranch Features 0p/J(»lte Pm ceil I ~Lh()(li 0li/wllte Gl' 'iollth /flglJ mclude three bedrooms three baths plu" powder room Dmmg room family room combmallOn Cf'ntral air - III 0 vear~ old Furndce three years 886-3800 8~4r-6iOO , old Roof. fIVe year; old I ~ \ .. _ 1 SCHULTES REAL ESTATE OPEN SUNDAY 25- 20228Washtenaw lIarper \liodd", Gt&at locatIOn !ldlm~ or Bu\mg - Our full Tlnll PrOfOllOnll1 irt rtad\ to htlp \\0\1 maJor oJlltlnal rlllrr.1 ,Lr\Il(\ to shoppmg, churches, hospital, expreSSWd\ NIce "tarter hbme Three 710 NOTRE DAME ..... f:, " I III • bedrooms, enclosed porch 1lied basement 881-8900 VACANT LOTS - Grosse Pomte f'dfm:, off Lahe"hore WlII bulld to SUIt Grosse POInte City, prestIglOu, subdlVlslOn Wlll bUild to SUIt Gros"e Pomte Woods, chOice area Will bUild to Stilt , ...4~ it.,I ;(' m.'~.I'I r 'iif'l:!lrJ.L,UlJ ,. x'w,'li~ ~'lo~", ~-- >.\-~ GROSSE: POIt\TE FAR1\I,',' Thl" very spe ~ Jl'ST PUT THE SIGN UP on thiS gracIous lAKE ST CL-\IR 1<;In full view trom the PERFECT COllIBI:--'ATION - Blend the clal homl' I' Ilel1 "ulild for a c.omfortable II': TilE HEART OF GROSSE Por~TE IS center entrance Coloma! The well desIgned nel\ deck of thl!> lak('front ranch 'let m St charm of a cottage With the com emence of famllv lile:,l)]r 1IIIh hugc famllv room, where you II ill fmr!thl" four bedrO'lm to\1 n floor plan of thlS Grosse Pomte Park home Clair Shore!> f'eature~ I11clur!e new kitchen 11\mg In Grosse Pomte ('It) near the vIl- llood deck and man} olher f(~turc<; A large house fealunn~ lthrary v.lth II et bar large mcludes Flonda room, central air, and With apphancr<; f\lll ha<;ement and much lage and you II have thiS very <;peclal halance of the mortgage I'>3'>wmable Call hvmg room Volth natu! ell fireplace, hd::.e much more Extenor features Include a morr .\ great opportumlv' Call toda} for home' Updaler! kitchen and bathroom are nOlI for all lhe e,cltl11g del dll" HUHRY t ment With la\ aton and storage Don t 011<;" spnnklrr syctem Call today for detalh dctmh $12QQOO IG2!\JE!"1 S86-1200 mixed 1\Ith the braut\ of hardl\ ood floor" S127 'II)() IF 78 \l'D J 886 ')HOO thiS one' Call now' $22:; 000 (G 7RRIVI and olhrr fratures .$6l 'lOO (H 8711JEF I $124'lOO Open Sunday 2-:; 71:; Pemberton 8864200 RE.\lJ rI1"ULLY RJ<:\lOvAn:D and offer Rfi:; 2000 886')800 lRET'. L1\JFD "THeET !c,lr!- \OU to thIS !lOT ....E\\ Ll~TI"I;(Jt l[Ylmaluldt(' thre(' 109 thl' b('auty of old \\orld archlteclure (;ro,<.,t> POlntr \\ ood'> homp Enler to hedroom bnch rd'lch <,et III a prtme OLD WORLD CHAHMI<; exempltfled III thl" TilE CL \SSIC COLONIAL LOOK IS perfect dl,CO\U lh( kill hrn lomplrteh Ihl~ Gros<;e Powt!' Park 1llcome m for thp fanta"tlc Grosse POinte Farm" area 1IIIh GrO'i::.e r'omte School" In pxceptlOnal counlry French manor redecorated 111 I'IS~ nr\1 II 111do II , lllthe <.lucle<; IlIa umts e,lch \11th four locatIOn on Beacon BllI' Center en clurlr" a flr'>t floor laundn central dlr o\('rlookmg Lake ~t (I,m Thl'> heau I,IDlll) loom dnr! <;ulh Ilonderful dC bedroom-, tllO and onr half hatn" and Irance \\e!comes you to a Georgian Co extra ll1.,ulatlOn patIO' kitchen anrl n.ltUl al fIreplace In the hvwg room All t\fulh decorated I c<"Ir!f'nce 'ncludr'> cent, a<; holrd\\ ood flonr, Kllchen ap lomal II Ith appliance<; thrC€ bedroom'> launrlry v.lth leilll1g fans 'f\', and OPt> (,l~ht b<'droom~ three eleg.lnt rrcppllOn pltallce'> .If( Ilrgollahil '124 'i00 IF ° appltance" .Ire Included II \th thl<; w three full hath::., and '>0 much more" half car garage ha<, door oppnrr room~ SIX hath" ,!Dd <;0 mue h morr OO'>E\ ' flRI) ,poo <.ome IG :;OTROI AA64200 IF -I')BE \ I 8R6 :;SOO $64 :;()O 1(. 20U::--' I fi86 ~2(){) Don't ml<,'> It' $7~1)000 rH 28.JEF I !'oR;20{l() '>PLI' \,DIl> 'IO\J I ,HI t .tfOI d 10 nl,"" Ihl'> \\ \1{ "11TH A....D ( liAR \1 radlatp tr,ml thl" '>1' \TELY FHE ....Cll TUDOR Imparl', thp l' lH.'>T()J<'f 1',H1l\(. I '>paclou, an I grdU')U" exc.f'plIOIl,i1 (\/'10111 delOI,11«j thn r 'urn of tlj(' centUf\ farmhou"e Com grandeur of old worlr! archItecture both Ix ", de.,cn~){' [hi'> thl CP twr!room hnck '> P I{ E \ DOl T III !hl" "p 71) 1', ,ntwr!rd I, I I I HI ", ',I J n I I W("rf' prOlld to announcf' our a ....o( ialiol1 \\ itlt (rr,llul Tr,l\ ('1 .. (' Hr ..ort Our Uf'ttf'r Homf''' Put Number 1 to work for you. @ ------HANDLOS REAL ESTATE 882-7300 EXCELLENT VALUE IN GHOSSE \\ INDMILL POINTE AREA - SpaclOu~ POINTE CITY - completely reno- t\\O family Income, new roof and fur- vated, foUl bedroom, h\o baths, large nac('s, appliances Stdy, ne\1Iy decorated countr)- kitchen, updated throughout and cal peted, excellent Il1vestment Reduced owner anXIOUS Jim Saros Agency, Inc. CENTER HALL COLONIAL 10 Park, one and one half baths, two car gal age, flO- MAGNI!,'ICENT four bedroom Tudor - I~hed basement, natural flreplace 10 h\ tdstefully decorated throughout, three FIRST OFFERING ON THE LAKE large b€drooms, sun room, three Cdr Ing room A must see I garage Too many feature, to list 1525DWINDMILL POINTE DHIVE - Bredthtdkmg executive home 011 th( \1dtel ' .\ fduulou!>\ IC\I from alll oom~ FeatUles a modern kltlhen, family room, master bedloom !>lIltC\\lth d pIl\dte bdth. marble entr) fOyer. F AMIL Y HOME, updated kitchen, natural lImshed basement \\ Ith a \\ et bar and two lane bowling allel lIldoor ~\\ Immm~ pool .\11thiS and more on \\oodwork m IIvmg room and dUlIng BEAUTIFUL four bedroom home located III a 175x465 foot lot \\Ith a sea\\all and bOat hOIst B) appointment onl\ room, two car garage, full basement prime DetrOit locatIOn Completely rl'ffiodeled throughout, large ne\\ , ~'i:¥r LU~d. ;'t":.u2h :T:.Gr:- !cC'.:ltcd 11'1 thp P~rk kitchen, flmshed bdsement 0,\ ner~ anxIOus' II /-v BEST value m Grosse Pomte City - com- pletely remodeled, four bedroom, two I baths, breakfast kitchen, new furndce, r central aIr condltlOmng OPEN SUNDAY FOUR bedroom Colomal with family room, A FIRST OFFERING near Grosse Pomte, large country kltch 1369 BUCKINGHAM - Open Sunday 2.-5 ThiS lovely en Call for details English Coloma I features a center entl ance foyer, four bedrooms, three and one half baths, den, ma~ter bed- EIGHT UNIT near Grosse Pomte Park room sUite with private bath, recreatIOn room, two nat Land contract terms, mvestors dream, Ul al fireplaces, beautiful famIly room, mce kitchen Be excellent cash flow Cal! for more de the fIrst to see thIS flOe home Priced at $169900 taIls ()rdu~ SUPER SHARP three bedroom brick bun galow, beautiful formlca kitchen wIth ~n?,-~JW21 bUilt-in dishwasher, full basement, newel carpeting excellent location - EAST, INC. extremely clean home One showmg OPEN SUNDAY Wll! sell IN THE VILLAGE 17150Kerche\al Ave, G.P '577 TROMBLEY - Open ~unday 25 If you've been lOOK Elizabeth ,Eldridge, President Illg for that. affO! dable home m a . great" ared thiS IS It II Located south ot Jeffer~on Beautifully malll- 881-7100 tamed and cosmetIcally pleasmg Large entrance foyer \YIth formal IIvmg and dllllllg rooms, SPdCIOU,kItchen featUring a col)' breal.fast nook Flmshed basement with wall to \\ all carpetmg attached garage, natural fire place for those cold \\Imter evelllng~ Priced to sell at FIRST OFFERING - Delightful two bedroom ranch on SHELDEN ROAD - Super Shores locatIOn Five bed- $129,90{l Hunt Club Mutschler kitchen WIth Jenn Alre Cen- room, four and one half bath Colomal (mcludes bed tral air and air cleaner Privacy fence Three car room and bath on first) Library With fireplace plus a garden room Ingl oJnd pool and terrIfIC landscap- heated garage Ideal for retired couple I Close to mg m yard Central air Lawn sprmkler s)-stem Two Mack Avenue $99,900 car attached garage $499,000 COLONIAL ROAD - SpacIous English Just off Lake WELLINGTON - FIVe bedroom, three and one half bath Shore Large center hall With oak staircase Family Colomal completely redone and updated Remodeled OPEN SUNDAY room has bullt m bar and barbecue First floor laun kitchen With bUilt-ms, conan top and hardwood floor 576WOODS LANE - Open Sunday 3 30-5 30 ThiS could dry area ServIce stairs Four family bedrooms and Den and famIly room The new master bedroom has be the "sleeper" you've been searchmg for Located be j three baths plus guest room and bath over two car a vaulted cellmg, dressmg room and marble bath tween Mormngslde and Lakeshore Roads ThiS custom attached garage Tlnrty five foot bnck patIO WIth WIthbubble tub Three separate heatmg and aIr con- bUIlt five bedroom Coloma I has two and one half baths, barbecue Circular drIve Lawn sprinkler system dltlOnmg s)-stems Two car attached garage a two story entrance foyer, huge country kItchen With and secunty system • $330,000 bUllt-m appliances, a rustle family room WIth natural fireplace, two car attached garage and central air' , SHELDEN ROAD Great Shores locatIOn Umque older RIVARD - CondommlUm Completely remodeled First Pnced at $204,000 fIVe bedroom, three and one half bath Colomal set floor po\\ der room LIbrary With wet bar Three bed- back on a 1l0X265wooded lot Large family room off rooms, slttmg room and two baths on second Third kitchen WIth adjacent wood deck Four fIreplaces floor has bedroom, Slttlllg room and bath With whirl- $320,000 pool $225 o~ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT CAMERON PLACE Coloma! Four bedrooms, three and WEDGEWOOD -Near North HIgh Four bedrooms and one half baths on mcely landscaped 100x160 lot LI- t\\ 0 baths Lavatory m basement Breezeway to t\10 1437CADUWX - "A DREAM COME TRUE'" A gor brary FamIly room WIth fireplace First floor laun car garage lInmedlate possession $109,000 geous three bedroom Coloma I m Grosse Pomte Park dry Paneled recreatIOn room WIth bar PatIO Cen- Features two full baths, great family room With natu tral aIr Two car attached garage With Circular ral fireplace With raised hearth, formal dmmg room and drive $370.000 a IIvmg room \\ lth natural flrepldce Can't beat It See for )our~elf' Priced at $99,000 LOTHROP - One and one half story re~ldence Five bedrooms and four and one half baths Master bed- room and bath are on first floor Library With bar IBxlBactivity room Gnll room WIth bar First floor ulillty room 1'1\0 car attached garage Only $230,000 MANOR - Three bedroom bungalow Nicely decorated Updated kitchen With breakfast room Newer fur SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT nace WIth central aIr and air cleaner Paneled recre- atIOn room T\vo car garage $107,000 464FISHER - A GROSSE POINTE FARMS SPECIAL' Completely remodeled three bedroom bnck Cololllal ELMSLEIGH LANE - FIve bedrOOlP, two and one half BISHOP ROAD between Warren and Mack. m DetrOIt Features IIvmg room With natural fireplace, huge mas- bath Colomal bUIlt III 1973 Extra b. g;e lot FaP1lly Charmmg Colomal Fireplace III IIvmg room Two mce ter bedroom WIth an adJOllllng "bedroom SIzed closet, .. room Recreation room \11th wet bar Lawn spnn- size bedrooms on second Appliances Illcluded for only kitchen WIth bUIlt-illS and an Island fO! convemence kler system Alarm system 1'\\0 car attached ga $'18,000 newer roof, attached garage WIth addItIOnal two car free-standmg garage Sits on a double lot Must see 10 ap- rage HARVARD IWAD bet\\ cell Warren and Mack III DetrOIt preciate' HURRY" 1 GRAND MARAIS - Attracllve English Tudor Just a fe\\ DehghtfuJ three bedroom one and one half bath doors from the lake Library Updated kitchen Four English Natural wOod\\ ork Newer carpetmg Two bedrooms and two baths on second Bedroom and car garagp $49,900 bath on third RecreatIOn room \YIth flreplace Cen- 16850STRICKER - A charmlllg house for the per!>on \\ho demands e...cellence I Quallt)- throughout thiS beautiful tral air and aIr cleaner Two car attached garage three bedroom bnck and alum mum trim ranch Features mdude central dIr flm~hed ba.,ement \\ Ith wet bar $265,00G and 1'111bath, extrd IllsulatlOn and more" \lce East DetrOIt dred 14'14'lb SO'\lERSET Income propert\ Put, our mone) to \\ ork :n thiS cxcellent t\\ 0 famll) 111\ e,tment" Sepa rate furnaccs. '>eparate elcdrll Pra:ed \ery \\ell at $79 5()()' Vcr:-- \\ orth\\ hlle lall todal for more detail., '-f' I OltKSH IRE - Near 1\lack III DetrOit Three bedro<>m one and one half bath ta~tef\llly decorated Colomal Up dated kItchen Florldd room RecreatIOn room Ne\\er roof 16>..20decl-.II1l11lCI)land,cdped \ ard SI...t) foot lot T\\ 0 car garage $62."i00 P!{OFESSIO,\AL OFFICE Bl ILDlNG on Mack Avenue LOTHROP - Sltuatrd on a 200x239 Jot III the heart of near E \\ drren Currently u.,cd a., medICa I office., 16524TOEPFEH - iMMACULATfo: three txdroom hnrk the Farms thIS Georgian Colomal offer'> fI\c family bed bungalow With custom features mcludmg profes::'lOndll) f<:ntrance and receptIOn area :'IX e...am room., t\\O rooms each With a bath SI>..fireplaces IGx19 hbran built front porch and raised deck III rear AI.,o updated Flmshed third floor Basemenl recreation room \Ylth bar wn.,ultll1groom" I"ourpo\\derrooms Kltchenand lab room" \pproXimalel) 2 !l9~hquare feet $lfi9500 kItchen, fllllshed ba<;ement and Idrge t\\ 0 and on(' half Quality workmansmp Three car heatcd garage car garag~ Excellent area" $650,000 " PSILA "'T1 \11( JIlGAl'. "'elenty .,evcn plu., aerr, RIDGE RO\D - Charmlllg (('nter enlranu' Colonl;)! of pnme land ofl \\ hltldke] ROdd Zoned R '1 Creek Llbrary \\Ilh flreplac~ plus a gla<;'>enC'1o,,('dPOflh rim" through part of prop.'rl\ $~4b '100 Full bath on first floor Four large f3mlly bcdroom~ and three balh~ on second phJ'> 1\\ 0 mald., room'> OPEN SUNDAY 200-500 \YIth bath RecreatIOn room \Ylth fireplace 20(J>.l'l'l lllcely landscaped 101\Ylth \\alled .,Iale tl'rr YOU DON'T REALLY WANT TO TAKE A \Ih(/\ IOU I ,t Ir)lir hU'lie Illth (1 \IV t"IaJAI\Irs:: nf\1 WAITINt:; - YOU? ...... -,. ,. ...". l8iliiii ~... no 1< \ t J 1 VLlj .11\}V/< WI' plUlt' " J"U"" 'II...... -_.. - - - - - oJ) "In r( "dl'r1((! rn (he Macomb \1 I S OPEN SUNDAY IJOoh and In !hl Gro%<.' POI/1(e Board of TAKE ADVANTAGE OF LOW INTEREST RATES WHILE YOU CAN 1756 AlIclrd - G P W R('altor~ bJOR YOI' can 21 ,2 HOSL'r \ - ,\PPE t\Ll!\ (, 1\10 bedroom. om' bdth rdnch III Gro'>sc POll1te Woods A""ume open and land con trall Jnd t..the ddldntagl' of GI OSl>CPOlntc ~lhoo]<, Pd! kl>. llbrdnel> dnd serV1ce~ ~Imple assumptIOn HH UIALFO"\TE - BEAUTIFULLY mall1talOed four bedl oom Cape Cod wIth two full baths, family room, at BUILT 1,\ 198b tlm four bedroom SPECIAL COLONIAL on a tree l..tlhed garage fll1lshed oasement In Grosse POinte Farms ThIS home'>' III satisfy the most CIltlcal buyers ~EeLUDED on a pnvate cuI de s, c thIS well mdmlamed Cololllal hal> a three bdth Colomal Il>qUdlity eon Imed street III the Woods It IS a low 1m BLJCKIl\GHAM - '\TTRACTIVE three bedroom two and one half bath, large Colomalll1 a deSirable locatIOn partial view of the lake and d pn ,tIU( tlOn dnd dpplldllce" through mdilltenance, energy effiCient home vate entrance to the Clt) pool Jlld out Ander:,on \\ IIldo\\ ~ SubZero offermg good storage, new electn- of the P,1l k '1hi'> ven dean homc IS 111 move'ln condItIOn, ha:, a large yard Show and l>elll' I mdrllla Perfect famli~ home \\ lth I elrrgel dtol, tll 0 !urndLCl> '>'Ith cen cal, alai ge family room and an up tl dl aIr master wlte laundry loom dated kitchen along With four 17jl, ALL \IW - BEAI T!FIJL three bedroom Colomal m a greal locdtlOn of the Woodl> ThiS home has charm, four bedrooms, two dnd one hdlf baths plus family room and flr,t ATT1'~NTION LARGE FAMILIES HA VE WE GOT BEAlJ'fIFIJL BU;-';l,,\LO\\ - WICKS LANE -- Spar ~PACE FOR YOU ThiS Engltsh bungalow features klmg thrre bedroom, one and one h.Jlf bath bungalo\1 over 4,000 square feet and highlights mclude leaded In a qUlpt cul de ~a( Lilrge bedroom and bath on glass \\ llldows. natural woodwork and plenty of flex- flr"t floor F:repldles In both hvmg room and famlly IbIlIty III ]rVlllg area The first floor has one large room EJ..leptlOnaJ k.ltchen v. Ith oak ca billets, apph bedroom and a full bath IIIaddition to the Itbl ary, !lv- ..tnce, IOtludcd Thl" home feature!> beaul1ful nev. lI1g room, dmmg room and good Sized kItchen The FRESHLY DECORATED With nell A COZY RANCH \\elllocated 111 the LARGE GRACIOlJS bnck Colomal <. Jrpetmg and decor throughout and man) recent :,econd floor prOVides four more bedrooms and an- roof and furnace With centrdl air, City of Gro,,~(' POll1te IS close to WIth family room and hbrary With mClmtf'nanee free extenor Impro~emenls Remem- other full bath Maybe the best part of the story IS thl5 home glIsten:, like new sno\\ ' school" and shopping The! e are two bookshelves Four bedrooml> and bPI' lie \Iho he;,)tate, u'>ualh losel> the race the locatIOn and the pnce Located m the heart of ThlS three bedroom two bath home beoroom:" d dpn and room for ex tl\O and one half baths plus a Oil don I ha\(> regn.t, thiS offei mg CdJltoday 101 d Grosl>e POInte CltV and the pnce ? Give us a IS an ea:,y walk to both Village and p.ln,lOn It hdl> extrd Ill;,UlatlOll, a kitchen With eatmg space Under- ,,110111l1g ,lppOl'ltment cdll'l HIli shopplllg The lovely garden ne\\ el cement drive and an dlarm ground hghtmg and spnnkler sys- J)r~CLl'1'IVI'~LY ::,PAC!OU::, ThiS three bedroom El'\GLISH TUDOR only two blocks from Grosse POlllte room overlooks the wrought IIon '>V-tem l all tOI dn apPoll1tment to tem Make your appomtment to see one ,tnd one half hal h ('010nl(ll fe,llm e<;a 2l foot fa Qualltj and craftsman::,hlp mlhls four bedroom, two fenced yard With bnck patIO OJ" all 3~OOsquare feet n,ll\ room l"r/(": ,tf'lIP'1 wIlh cdtmg ~P"( e and \ f'f\ tlill bath home wIlh den family room, Mut"chler (O!l\ empl1! (,I ()1 t l'r',II!£' elt) 11)(J.tlUn ~ Itlhpn and more Call today ~l' ( LAm ~J IOIu-.;:-,I{.\ "I( H ON 'lllE C \l'\AL beau tlful three bedroom home recently decorated, up ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) ddted kllchen fabulou!> I ecreatJoll room WIth bar dnd full hdth A5 foot stt'l'l "eawalllO sheltered canal Youngblood 7 Rathbone - Lovely four bedl oom Coloma I 111secluded area of Gilsse Pomte COl\I:VIERCIAL PROPERTY - Ofhce bUlldlllg WIth ex 9,}4 N Renaud - Large Colonr,llm the Woods move m condItIOn WIth fIve bedrooms and three full baths featur- tra l,lnd 2 1 dcre parcel on 13 MIle Road Zoned nctan~ Inc B 1 Idf'dl for offIce and commerCIal development Illg a fanuly room and first floor ldundr) 1920 Severn - Four bedroom COlOnial rn Gro;,,>e l'olilte Wood" see above OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 - 5:00 71,4 Ulll \ er'lly (.ros,>e Pomte elt) BORLAND-JOHNSTON l\.ssocia t£s 395 Fisher Road of 20647 Mack Avenue ojJjJo\lfe CP \ollth High ()PpO,~lfe Parcell:. 5G/)001 Danunan-Paltns-Queen 886-3800 884-6400 REALTORS mREALTOR ~elhng or Bm IIIg - Our Full Time Profe'\Ion,111•,Ire readi to help \lolt ma,or n:ltlOnal referral ~en ICel OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING IN THE SHORES EARL COURT 'I I e"t \ ntll ,,('II to lhl' elegdllt CUl>tom bUIlt ColOIll..JI IlabnJflcent exeLutlve ranch I Pnvate courlyard, profes I dlf!l m"ll I( rOII'r p dH lld f,lIml) loom nallll .II fill' '1Illl.l11\ IJncbcdlX' FOR LEASE Pnme location in Grosse Pointe Woods WIll divide! Over 8,000 square feet available for office space - light traffic required. MAKE A PROPOSALl 886-4444. I:xtI ('llwh ,tI( 1;ll 1111 Ihl ('(' hI (Ii oom !,Il' l-- I Ililll , Ii '1111 (" f', t 11,\ p,;tnwnt Henlal Propel t) Thl<; tll 0 famllv In dted III thl' WOOf) ....'t hi' hOIl]( h.l'> rl'('l nll\ bel' 1 I ( [kl (I (Oml' f, .I1urp, \1\ IIlg room dllllllg room kItchen h\o (,n,-,"( j",I',ll ...., dO"] ....\'!f "1' ! our lwdroom I)fI( h bun rdlpd 1Illl'flOI [hl\nll'l \loIl1pdpl'r \11 III \\ 1;11 'If' 1 HI Ix''ood lloor, appliance''' \\ r)( IIJ" flo ..r pill' 111,111\I11nlf> am£'l1llll' lr.lrrlllood flll'"" .I,ll .Ind p II hlllg Irl If'"r fOi thrpc lar" ';IX panl'1 door,; '1'110 ("r ~di .I~I' ( dll101 I 'llr ,PPOIII' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 nl( nl lOt. 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I () il\ \ hoLrld\ H'oIl IOUI"j' RM 1441 LET US PUT OUR ERA PROGRAMS TO WORK FOR YOU Damman.Palms-Queen 90 Kercheval - Grosse Pointe Farms 884ft6200 Rf Al TORS 22604 Mack - St. Clair Shores f75ft6200 11fjtiC MACK 886-4444 mREALTOR 4 • 4 • February 19, 1987 11 B Grosse Pointe News BY APPOINTMENT BY APPOINTMENT JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. * * fiRST OFFERING * * **FIRST OFFERING** PRIME FAHMS LOCATION - ~uperbly mamtamed Magmflcent stone Cape Cod on one of the prettiest streets Colomal situated on a beautlfull~ land'>caped lot m Gro~~e Pomte Shores ThiS home IS d decorator's dehght I Bright and comfortable FlOrida room be- Center hall with parquet floor, well appOinted hllld the spacloub IIvlllg loom gIVes another dimen- kitchen with eatmg ~pace and bar sUlk, cozy den with sion to warm weather hvmg, dlllmg room overlooks ap abundance of book~helve~, dmlng room has lovely garden, Illce famLlj kitchen, cozy den and one F rench door~ lea.dlllg to the back~ard The second and one hall baths offers flrbt floor comfort to all flom ha~ "IX bedroom~ and three baths AdditIOnal fedtul es mclude dlldched garage service stdlr~, On the second floor the mdster sUite has large Sit NEW ON THE MARKET ... tmg room dnd pnvate bath Two other family bed- LOCATION I LOCATION I LOCATION' ThiS claSSIC Cox and Baker semi ranch IS located m a Jewel like settmg covered patIO and fllll'>hed basement A must see looms and bath prOVide pnvacy fOI everyone housp'I' on a pnvate cui de sac near the lake I Sunny and bright accommodatIOns mclude four bedrooms, two and one Breeze\l, aj dnd attached garage add to the charm half baths, cozy wood-burrung flreplace, hardwood floors, family SiZed kitchen and MORE' Attractively pnced of thiS elegant home to allow for decoratmg 884-{)600 * * FIRST OFFERING * * UFIRST OFFERING* * SPACIOUS FAMILY SIZED COLONIAL m the Park offers fIve bedrooms three and one half baths large hbran. TI ul~ one of !Jetl OIl'b mo"t attractive and well mdW. family SiZed kitchen With bredkfast room plus entertamment ~Ized hvmg and dmmg room Lots of gl eat space tallJed Cdpe Cod homeb - JUbta ~tone'~ throw flam Cozy stan and one half home near GI osse POinte Three GI Ob~CPOInle dnd ~Itudted on a double corner lot bedloom" reci eallon loom centl dl all' condltlon- for the pncel , 884.0600 mg pllt>a !II 0 a'ld one half (ar hedtM garage Priced 'I hree bedl nomb IIbrdl \ model n kitchen, Flonda PRIME FARMS LOCATION and the much requested three bedroom, one and one half bath bnck Colomal \l,lth loom '>undeck pn\ dte ) al d, two ,md one half car to ~elll ('JIl tOddYfOl dn appointment a den I Also mcludes two car attached garage, good kitchen With bre(lkfast area, natural flreplace and nicely garage plus mdn\ more feature" too numelOU" to !k<,t A !\IUS'I SEE: I fenced yard Hurry - thiS one won'tldst long I 884 0600 NEWLY DECORATED three bedroom brick ranch on double Woods lot I Include;, large family room sharp games * *FIRST OFFERING* * room With fireplace and a tempting pnce of $110,000' 881-6300 1 dstetully decorated 0111' and one half story home In HANDY PARK LOCATION offe~ thiS generous Sized SIX bedroom, three and one half bath home \\ lth lovely NEW Hal per Wood~ fe,lture" three bed 100m;, one full MUTSCHLER KITCHEN, new deck and new landscapmg Lots of privacy and space to S P-R-E AD out" b,lth, 10\ely neutl al shades hard\l, ood floors dnd ~2\1 c:- c.:: pn .. ,....g h, f'I '1nrl nnp h:::\lf ('~I~ ~~rrle:p t.e-rHI 881.6300 tIfull) J..ll1dscaped \ ard With 20 x 15 \\ ood dcck A IN THE WOODS _ Well mamtamed three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal With many speCial features charmel fOI ~-t7:>00 mcludmg updated kitchen, family room, flmshed basement, newer energy effiCient furnace \l,lth central all', new two and one half car garage plus lots of carpetmg and wmdo\l, treatments Transferred owner has pnced thiS one for Immediate sdle I 884-{)600 GREAT STARTER BUNGALOW m Harper Woods offenng three bedrooms, fresh decor, new carpetmg and fm lshed basement Grosse POInte schools and Just $62,5001 881-4200 126UHARVARD - Charming three bedroom, one and one half bdth Side entl dnce Colol1ldlm excellent condi- I J tIOn ThiS home hds d supel I ecreatlOn loom 1Il the base OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ,1,1 , ment dnd screened 1II porch olf of thl' formal dmlng room PrIce reduced I , 921BERKSHIRE _ GracIOus English Tudor near lake Four bedrooms, two baths on second plus two bedroom BY APPOINTMENT and bath sUite on third floor Transferred owner anxiOus' 881.4200 ~I 1239BERKSHIRE - FObI' bedroom, two and one half bath Coloma I With den, charmmg kitchen and breakfast room, screened terrace and sleepmg porch abovel B8H200 I 1367CADIEUX _ Quality brick ranch near schools, Village Updated kitchen, neutral decor With newer carpet- '\, -",-. 109, easy mamtenance, Immediate occupancy $89,500 884.0600 You \l,11IappreCIate the sturdy constructIOn dnd ageless 379CHALFONTE _ Well bUIlt center hall Farms Colomal Three bedrooms, two and one half baths, den, enclosed beaut~ of thIs flOe Eng!ksh Tudor The gleammg wood terrace, recreation room, central all', large lot $160,000 884-{)600 flam s, beveled glass, new kItchen, five bedrooms and 1162DEVONSHIRE - GracIous livmg III five bedroom, four and one half batl) Colomal Ne\\ Mutschler kitchen, three baths are the added amemtles A truly beautiful library, new carpetmg and decor, service staIr!, to thrrd floor SUite. 884-0600 and hvable house Call for detalb 103 LAC ST CLAIR _ ON THE WATER I Outstandmg newer CONDO Two bedrooms, two and one half baths, great lake view' Enjoy qlllet, prIvate hvmg m chOIce St Clair Shores area &l1-4200 1022MARIAN COURT - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal on qUIet Woods court Country kitchen, You won't have to change a thmg II1thl~ profe~slOnally huge family room, den central air, MORE' 88l-6300 decorated brick ranch 10 5t ClaIr Shores ThIS well 1908PRESTWICK _ JUST LISTED I Woods Colomallllcludes three bedrooms, one and one half baths, fIreplace, maintained home features two large bedrooms, for- mal dllllllg room, custom drapenes and newer car- family room, all Thermopane wmdows and more to hke $112,000 881-6300 pet Natural ftreplace, central all', stove and refrlg eratoI' lllcluded Call toddy for an appoilltment Out"tanding FI ench Country located m the Wmdmlll Pomte ared Sohd wormy chestnut paneled library and I SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT I large family room, fOImal dmmg room, screened and ExceptIOnal three bedroom ranch m St Clair Shores glass terrace and kitchen With eatmg drea prOVidewon- ROSE TERRACE COLONIAL With all the amemlles you would expect m a home of thiS caliber First floor mas- In derful IIvlIlg '>pdce The four !Jpdlooms and threl' baths pnced the $60's Master bedroom has been en ter bedroom With lake VI{'Wand adJOlnmg luxury bath I~ just one ot the many feature~ to delIght you III thiS larged to pro\ Ide extra c1o~et spdce and a pn vate on the second floOl ~1VCPl'!\ ~--:-:: _ ( f > MEMBER CHA1VIPION~BAER ~lli A 0 EMPLOYEE RELOCATION REALTORS {,!{O""E POI'\ I!' \\(10))" COUNCIL (,IW~~E I'OI'\fE P\lth. I(}2Kcrchev.u Ave, GIO...,"l' Fhntc Ell [11\ i\ 11-l823b Ibh10 \Llll-. HilI .WIII 1'I"i 'III \I.\l I-. XliI b)110 884.5700 --- ~-'-~ GREAT INVESTMENT You've Seen Our Sign Around the Pointe There is a reason why sellers chose McBrearty and Adlhoch Realtors to repre- sent them in nlarketing their home. Call one of our Professionals today and set up an appointment to discuss our ideas further. 1382 SOMMERSET, G.P. PARK REDUCED $30,000 TRANSFERRED OWNER Also check these other great deals. TRANSFERRED OWNER 15255 Bringard $38,000 11621Rossitier $18,900 11229Somerset $34,900 LAHGE PIUCE RElll CTIO\ on Ih'" custom TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVE offers dehghtful ALL \ \1I:1{I( \ '. III gorgrou" ""Umg Ouhtand ( olol1lal With four five bedrooms, three and one bUlIl l1l'arl~ llC\\ \\1111"011 hUllt !lomp In t!J(' mid Call 882-0087 ll1~ [(drdrn, 1I001IhgfI( or pl'ltl np\\ kll1'h1'n Ii half hdthe; po,><;lbleseparate mother In law SUite, hran IIIth \\ ('I hdr fl\ C!wdroom" dlHi thrrp ilnd elk of [he fo ,Irm" t ",,(llt r' Jl1( lUll<-4l[X) ,qlldre fc('1 of Ii\ II1g,l1 P<1 fOlil ilt drOOl1h.llld thn l' IMlh" \1llh large country kitchen, den and sun room Oll( h,lIl lJ,dlh ,OI11IJIIW 10 nldkp Ihl" the p(ff(,( I .I flr,,1 floor \1-\<'1'1 I{ ,,\ lTE .I 2r;,20 (;HFA'I hOIl\('for tho"" ,,('(']..ll1g,0 gl ,ll lO'l" dl1d lomlor!d FIHST (Wf'f~R1NG - FARMS With a family WlO'\l \\Ith \ ,I1111 ('(j (\lillg, lIB" \\{\ fl["',1floor hip hfp,l \ It \1t,I( ht d g,l! agl hfl(" p,lIlo relrp room den, four bedrooms and three full baths li1nndn dnel clll,ll IIId garag( B"d," lip In for the fashion- Isabelle's has moved to 20148 Mack and Oxford WIse STOREWIDE CLEARANCE saves you 20% to 75% woman I who loves the clAssics .. Corbin, off everythmg m the store. Ample FREE PARKING Bermuda shorts in a "buggy .886-7424 .. 9:30 a.m .• 5 p.m whip" cotton/poly blend and * * * colors of red, white, navy and khaki are found at 17140 Ker- When the beach is out of Scemc Chma Expenence Tour .. cheval IN THE VILLAGE. FrIday, September 25, 1987 to Sunday, reach, try Coloseum 2000Tan- • • • ning Salon Qocated in the October 11, 1987. ThIs 17 day tour is Kimberly Korner building, a ternfic deal for $3,359. Included: '" ED KISKA JEWELERS has a good , selectIOn of 14K gold signet rings for men 20311 Mack at Lochmoor, Northwest Alrlme aIr, hotels, China Grosse Pointe Woods, 881- VIsa, lake and nver crUIses, all meals . and women ready for engraving and fa- 4211.We will offer ONE FREE .' ,- roily crests ... 63 Kercheval ON THE m Chma, two breakfasts and one din. ( VISIT per person with any series of visits purchased ... 6 .. ~.. HILL, 885-5755 visits $25, 12 visits $45. • ner m Hong Kong, sIght.seemg wIth • • EnglIsh speakmg gUIdes and more. Jam tour leader, * '" * • Barbara Moore who did thIS tour as recently as EnJOY Sundays .. Choose our fa- r-:T/ n ./, . r7J ,. / Spnng calIcos November 1986 Call her at 881-4018 or 349.3100 for mous brunch 11 a. m -2 p m NOW L7 /l-b ~..::EaC£./V are arrIVIng more informatIOn dmner, mtroducmg a specral LITE dally, great for Easter rag babkets, bears * SUPPER FAMILY MENU zncludIng and other proJects. Classes avaIlable . gourmet sandwLChes, pastas, salads 17100 Kercheval (lower level) Call 886- Leonard collectors .. \~I .15402 Mack at Nottmgham, 881 .. 4100. there's a new selectwn at ~ ~ 0550. Valet parkmg Mana Dmon Polka-dots are ~. / "'~ * a fashIOn favonte and yuu can r '- - * '" '" Nmo Garofalo lS now styllng cllents hazr at JON's see them Ln a Leonard navy sLlk dress dotted wLth -J '_11 has just received K tr~ ON THE HILL, 63 Kercheual, 886-3730 dunng the ~ T"'I1 ...... _4\... A ...... ) .... _. white 1he stylzng IS mterestLng as one sleeve LSiled, ...,n&~ ;~';"OJ~.~io;;~~f~;fJ --"\, rY'ulWIt-rtl::f Le uudcltlt~ I effwcle;'ut~. the other LSnot. A whIte and navy dotted dress features ~ Apothecary spring and summer -.;;,r'~f' '" * '" a wrap-style skLrt. A short sleeved navy cotton kmt "'Tfi Shop called Neo Classics ~ Why not start the New Year right, with an organIZed closet? dress L8patterned wLth hght blue stnpes and colorful .. red, peach, coral, r ~ .,;jI pink and magenta for lips, blushers and nail . Perfect Closet. It will give your living a POSI' flora Is New cotton kmt tops include a black kmt shLrt tive lift. 885-3587. wLth hght blue pnnt and red starfish. Another Leonard polishes ... Neo Classics for eye makeup too. TraIl Apothe- cary is the only place in this area to find the Elizabeth Arden top IS whLte wLth blue stnpes and flowers. There's also line ... 121 Kercheval ON THE HILL. a black top wLth colorful abstract pennants. Thesp and more beautlful Leonards are found at 16839 Kercheval MORGANS SALON IN THE VILLAGE, 882-5550. THE OLD PLA~E .. ~Plea:e watch ~ The state of inner suspense is followed by total relax- thIS column for a new and exciting for- * '" * ation. Come to Morgans now open m Kay Baum build- mat. Coming soon! . 15301 East Jeffer- ing IN THE VILLAGE, 885-2760. ~;":lo THE POINTE FASHIONS. , . has fashion fa- son, 822.4118. " vored denim in dresses with full or straight skirts '" '" '" .. long or short sleeves. Regular and petite sizes. * * * , No charge for alterations at 15112 Kercheval IN =---~"";;'====1 NOTICE to all Johnston W' THE PARK, 822-2818 and 23022 Greater Mack, THE. OPTICAL UallA.R.T OptLcal patlents (Mack Avenue . 774-1850. • • • store). All your medlcal records have been transferred to The Op- .5'~~~~~FI+ SOMETHING SPECIAL hcal LLbrary, 87 Kercheual ON has the "Little Sports Bears" in- THE HILL. You WLUb~pleased Form follows functIOn. Thzs LSthe concept of good cluding golf bears, basketball , wLth our serutee, our experienced design. You want your kltchen, bathroom, office or bears, soccer, baseball, ski, tennis, optLCwn and our wLde selection of eyewear In a warm, other areas to have the proper form or appearance but football and cheerleader bears. They are about 272" fnendly settmg, 882-5959. a beautlful deSIgn lS useless unless ~tdoes the Job. Cus- tall and are also available in North or South High tomcraft has 30 years of expenence solvmg desLgn and * * * School colors .. 85 Kercheval ON THE HILL, 884- Weinvite you to ,,)lJ ~ ~ t f 2r. ~ functIOn problems. It can make your project look and 4422. stop in for a de. lJlaUu£U.6 0 '!&J.OUuOU work the best. Customcraft tradesmen have been a&.. * * * licious cup of SpeCializing In socw,ted wtth the company for many years and are dedL- gourme~ coffee CRABTREE & EVELYN Saturday, February 21 LS a and dIscover cated to make your Job turn out exactly th e way Ltwas deszgned. Customcraft SpeCLallZeSin home addltwns, Jacobson's busy day at Jacobson's. our great selection of very special coffees at 17005 Ker- There's a Bndal Seminar at cheval IN THE VILLAGE, 885-1215. office, kLtchen, bathroom remodeling and other home 11 a. m at the Store For The Home where "Main • • • lmprovements. Stop by the showroom, 18332 Mack Av- Course" is giving a cookmg demonstration for your enue between Moran and McKmley, 881-1024 Open WILD WINGS has a handsome Williams. Tuesday and Thursday evenmgs. first dinner party. A consultant will assist you about burg green double thermos with wildhfe design also '" * >Ie the Bridal Registery. In the Men's Department, Ed a matching ice bucket at 1 Kercheval ON THE HILL, Mello will give a golf demonstratIOn on how to perfect 885-4001. your swing ... Jacobson's IN THE VILLAGE. iTl? I ~ f3 13~A ()i% c:r:~:: * * * new shipltlent 0' sterling silver beads, ear. >Ie * * NOTRE DAME PHARMACY ... has a CLOSE- rings and bracelet!. .. SAVE 25% OFF semi. RELAX •. avoid traffic, enjoy a precious stone heart beads at 19875 Mack Av- scrumptious breakfast and your morn- OUT SALE on selected cosmetics at 25% to 40O/Coff enue, 882-89B9. Closed Monday. Open Tues- ing paper or hold a breakfast meeting Check the bargam table ... IN THE VILLAGE. day, Wednesday, Friday 10 a.m. -5 p.m., Thurs- 7:30 a.m .. 9:30 a.m. It's LITTLE * * day 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. HARRY'S BREAKF AST CLUB.All day . . ... parking available, 2881 East Jefferson, 259-2636. METRO SKI & SPORrS EDWIN PAUL SAl.ON • • • Tennis players ... New Boast cotton/poly blend shorts with At Edwin Paul Salon we want you to look SAVE 75% OFF ... selected Spandex waist bands come in white, tan, navy, black, tar- your best. You're commg here for our ser- placemats during this very special tan green and red come in sizes 6-16. Five styles in 100% ~ vices and the way you look IS a re flectIOn sale at The League Shop, 72 Ker- Boast cotton tops are meant to go with them _. sizes small on us That's why with every tanning pack- to extra large at 20343 Mack at Country Club, 884-5660. cheval ON THE HILL, 882-6880. • • • age offive ViSIts or more, we're offenng a * * * fARINA'S ~ FREE skin care package by Sebastian. You ,,~f\NA.Ii,.. Enjoy our SPECIAL Country Western ~ ,..,.. WIll also receive a FREE consultatIOn WIth It's t~me for fashIOn . AND qualLty edmund t. Buffet, Saturday, February 21 ... 6 p m our skin care expert, Jacquelme at 20327 Mack Ave- AHEE jewelry co. has a new selection ofwatches for to~9 p.m Dance to the music of Deborah 'I.. nue, 885-9001. women and men. We admlred the exqulsite Concord ~ '. :.; Lynn Moore, Friday and Saturday, 9 p.m. 18K gold watch with its beautiful face encircled with - 1 a.m. at 18431 Mack, 881-3086. dwmonds. Other watches in 14K or 18K gold from USpirito &: Stock '" * * Seiko, Lasalle, Longines, Wlttnauer, Corum and Safan Pnnt ChallLs . .. bnght AN!Jt:iL dU;~!J;Z; EdMaliszewski ~~ Movado come In a wLdeprice range .. anyone of whlch and bold, 100% rayon that's easy care ARY RUG SALE. Best would mark specwl occaswns ... 20139 Mack at Ox- for the smart fashzon-w/,Se woman on- selectwn and lowest pnces on rugs mcluduzg onentah ford, 886-4600 Open Fridays untLI 8 p. Tn- the-go are some of the new arrzvals for and our new shLpment of Dhurnes at 21435 Mack, free . '" . spnng 16837 Kercheval IN THE parkmg Ln front, 776-5510 VILLAGE. Open Thursdays untLl 8 Tonight, February 19, Grosse * Pointe resident, Draper Hill, pm. Pre-natal fitness classes at the Gro<;.,,, author of the historical essay * _...J:lli _A-_ Pointe War Memonal have been moved up to February 18 thru March 30 ... 6:15 included in the catalogue, is We invite you .. to browse and fJ' ~ p.m. - 7 p.m. Call 881-751 I. giving a talk, "The Eye and enjoy sculpture, hthograph, water. --- the Needle." You are cordially ~ • • * GRYPHON GftlWZY" color, oil pamting, hatik. poster art invited to Gryphon Gallery to and Raku sculptures of the world KNOWLEDGE NOOK .. has hear him and see "The Art of famous Kemenyssys, that comprise the Dart." This provoclltive exhibition of political, social and the new fun famIly game "PlCtI- our eclectic collection in a wide literary comment offered through the medium of cartoon nary" and "Let's Pretend" WIth ma. price range. We also have framing, will be on display through March 14. The exhibition will be restoration and appraisal services tenal for the make beheve Imagma- in two parts: nine modern American masters of VISUalsat- at 15105 Kercheval IN THE PARK, tive crowd .. 21432 Mack Avenue, Ire and an hIstOriCalVIewof the "founding fathers" ... GiII- 822-4454. 777 ..3535. Free parkmg m front ray, Cruikshank, Nast and other early cartoonists. The cata- ... log of the exhibItion is illustrated by the works of each of • • ". l( the contemporary cartoonists and will be availablE' at the NAIL EXPRESSIONS 112 OFF all gallery throughout the exhibition, or by mail ... 99 Ker- EDWIN PAUl. SAl.ON cheval, 885-51515. Open 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., Tuesday through Part of the new attitude today is purity serVLces wzth our <;tudent. Limited tIme rml) Saturday and Thursdays 11 a.m. - 8 p.m. m body and spmt ThIS reflects your con- at 22135 Mack between 8 and 9 MIlr Roads, • • • cern about panng down to baSICS to ob ~ 773-0250 ENI:,mURGH AND GRAND HEBRID. tam flawless skm By usmg SebastIan EAN TOUR . leaves DetrOIt, Saturday, Cellular Skin Care System, we w111 pro- New Spring '87 clothing fi!-' l' June 13 for Scotland and returns to DetrOlt, VIde your skm WIth what It needs to glO\v ••• IS ready for children ~9~~~~.'S,.~~ ~ :t from wlthm For further mformatlOn call and teens along WIthFu.t - June 28 .. The price of $1,635 mcludes aIr- Communion 'luits and dressE''lplu'i a good 'i£'lectlOnofv('J!... fare, lodgmg, breakfast/dmner while on Jacquelme at the Edwm Paul Salon, It's worth the drive to Mack A"enue one bJo('k <;outhof 9 tour, combmatlcn coach and steamer crUlS. 20327 Mack Avenue, 8859991 Mlle. FreE' parking m the rear, 777-8020 mg mcJudmg Loch Lomond and more Jom * '" '" ... . . tour leader, Grobse Pomte reSIdent, Bar. VztalOptums zs your nezgh- >~)- ORIE~TAL DESIGN CARPETS BY bara Moore Call her at 881-4018 or 349-3100 for more ,)', borhood exerczse place In our ___ CAROL CLOSING SALE' Enllll' Imen mformatIOn ~ I '11th year, why not put our p'(pr- tory at whole "die price" at 185,Jh E \\';1ll ('I) ¥ ~/ * SINCE 1976 rzence to work for you? Fnr 0 com- near Mack, 884-8::38.) Onlv 1 \\(.(.1-,.., Ipft' If you want strr;ng nalls, call us lA/waIulU..: plete 8chedulp of COll!'('llU'lltclasses, call u ~at 884-7525 about Develope 10 .V(lU! you can make 'U:PC- '" * .. Your one page re~llme an appozntment at 7 a. m If you are an early r/<;er t}pe.,et, 50 r()ple~ 50 or a profes~lOnal u oman who wants her hmr dnne he- WRIGHT'S GIFT AND LAMP SHOP ... 1<;the most conVE'nJ('ntplael' to hnn~ your lamp., for the ?~7 Man" .,h"rt." 50 hlank NC!JI fore her buszness day <;tart~Edward or Tom are correct lamp shadE''!.Also mORtrepair" can hE'done enveloppc; un fine lQld or QWClie auallable All Jeffrey Bru.ce co<;metlc<;and c;kw care whIle you wait Ilt 186.1)0 Mack Avenuf'. Fr£'e park. linen paper, extended /Ol products are excluswe /,1 thiS area at 19463 Mack Au .. mg next to the building. Printing ...... thru Fehruary 28. IS $85 enue Book now for a March 12 makeup consultatwn . (,roCopy ShoP at 16900 Kerc!lpval, 884- wzth JeffrPy Bruce (0 favante on Kelly and Company) PERSONALLY YOURS has fantastIc bar 7990 Ca1l884-8858 Remember wp are open Monday, Thurs- gams' Movmg mventory SALE 16847 Kercheval day and Friday n zghts IN THE VILLAGE To advertise In thiS column. call Pat Rou~~eau fiRf) 7171 J Section C Fitness 4C February 19, 1987 Entertal n ment 5C ClaSSified Ads 7C Grosse Point~ News Owners say GPCR is not up for sale Rumors that the Grosse "We have had no dl:oCll"'>lOn" POInte CommunIty Rmk hm, WIth St ,John'" about :,ellmg been sold to the St Clall the al ena We', e h ad lot'> of Health Cot poratlOn are" abso calle; flom people II ho U"P OUI Hockey coach lutely unt! ue," accmdmg to faelllty who <11e cancel nee! turns columnist spokesmen for both 01 ganILa about the lutu! e of the ellena tlOns We want them to kJ1()\\ that I, e A columnl"t turned hockey coach, 01 a hock "The arena ha:, not been sold dle hel e to pi oVlde a hockey ey coath tlll ned columlllst? This week, lead and IS not for sale," saId Paul ,1Iena fO! thl' communlt) ," el s have thell choIce Huth, attorney fO! the glOUp Huth said Last ThUl:,day - 1 hate to admIt - Peggy whIch own~ the GPCR, located The GPCR ha", In fad, bf'en n'r'r- .. r- ,..l 1 ~ +- +- "h ,.. ~,.,.'h',..,(T Q""t~'c:: on ('Anvon hptw£,pn Wal rpn unclel ([Olne: numerO\l" I epan"s '--'"'-'vj, ~v "-4 o..A JVOJ ~ ~ .0-'" hockey pI at tlce The playet s enjoyed the and Ma~k m DetrOIt "The re and Implo,ements In lecent break flOm me Now It IS tIme for me to lIve port that It was for sale ap months, he added l\Te\1 stIck up to my end of the deal peared In the DetrOIt Free rack;, and hook:, ha \'e been In Press on Jan 29 and \\as later stalled In the lockel rooms, the Wntmg a column Isn't as easy as everyone retracted, but It has caused us pal kmg lot has had lIghtmg ad thmks WIth unlimIted optIOns, It'S more dIf- a lot of aggravatIOn," Huth said ded and It IS pos:,lble that new fIcult to nm row down the subject matter So Monday blades WIll be purchased fUIthe 1 decIded to wnte on a potpourn of tOPICS MIChael Kalns, associate Zambom Ice Ieburfacmg ma Personal Information, . , director of media affairs for the chme, Huth bald St, ClaIr Health CorporatlOn, "We'l e WOIkll1g togethel My name ISTim Zimmerman and I am the confirmed that the GPCR was WIth the Grosse POInte Hockey varsity hockey coach at Grosse Pomte South not among the bUlldmgs pur- ASSOCIatIOn on makmg 1m HIgh School I am not employed by the school chased 111 that area recently, St pIOVp111ents and that story system, but by Macomb Intermediate School Clair Health CorporatIon has doesn't help u':>one bIt because DIstnct. My pOSItIOnof para-professlOnaVsub- purchased the Grosse Pomte people say ,\, hy at e they mak stItute teacher allows me to work with Se Tenms Club and the old AustIn ll1g 1m!)) ovements when verely EmotIOnally Impaired hIgh school stu- they're sellmg the arena?' .. Photo b) Peggy O'Connor CatholIc Preparatory bUlldmgs dents I am part of the phySIcal educatIOn staff John Yancey whIch ImmedIately surround - Peggy O'Connor at Nell ReId School I graduated from Wayne the GPCR State U mverslty m 1985 WIth a degree m edu. catIon My masters program Will be 111 Sports Admimstrabon High-scoring junior is center of attention Thinking Out Loud .. , After four years of coachmg 111 Grosse Yancey as he helps key VIS cagers/dramatic turnaround Pomte, wIll someone please tell me why m sub zero temperatures, people stIll wear no By Peggy O'Connor "There's no doubt that John Yancey really not a physical team so when we BaSICally, he's just a mce kId a real socks m then' shoes? Don't their feet get cold? Sports Editor sets the tone defenSIVely for us mev- go up against a team like St Clement pleasure to be around (No, 2 m Class C) we don't know If we'll "But that's the kmd of players we Winning and Losing ... Newspaper reportm s \\ anted to 111 ery game He IS absolutely the on-court tervlew John Yancey even before the leader emotIOnally. But John Yancey be able to measure up, And we could have on thIS team We'll' close When "Is wmmng the pnmary purpose of sports?" Ul1lverslty Liggett School pomt guard - or anyone player no matter who he play St. Clement in the first round of we went to CharleVOIX last summer fOJ Most people would say, "Absolutely not, It IS had played a SIngle game Wlth hiS IS - doesn't wm a game by himself the districts, a tournament, the lods slept on \\ 1es. to teach kids about sportsman~hlp, teamwork basketball team And even though the And that's true of any team sport John "We've only had one close game, so t1mg mats and Just had a great time be and dlsclphne " 6-3 JUnIor IS averagmg 24 pomts and IS an excellent player on a team where we haven't been tested I can't see us mg together They still talk about It," gettmg blown away by anyone I'd lIke Wnght says But what people say and what people do 9 8 rebounds per game for hIS un. pl"etty much everyone knows hiS role to see us wm a couple (m districts) be- And the result IS obvIOUS ULS has usually doesn't JIbe with the previous state- defeated squad, he says he stllllsn't too and contributes," WrIght says fore we're through," Yancey says outmanned evel)' sll1g1e team m the ment Many tImes after leavmg a high school SUIe what all the fuss IS about Shll, Yancey IS seen by many as "When I first got here, p£'ople told me one big reason why the Kl1lghts have Yancey IS well-liked, ULS offic1als MichIgan Independent AthletIC Con- sports event, disgruntled playel s and parents say He admIts to havmg a difficult ference thIS season and won Its Erst complam about the coachmg and/or the that we'd have a couple off'reshmen m tUlned thmgs around thIS year. And Kevm Croclata and KandIa (Milton) the soft spoken tI ansfer student real. tIme at first adJustmg to the move from tournament (the Maumee Valley Tour ofhc13tmg Sometlmes they forget about the North Carolina following hIS father's nament) smce 1981 Tomorrow mght, sportsmanshlp, teamwork, dISCIpline, and and I knew they'd had a pretty bad ,''-,,,,that many people - lncludlng hIS + more Importantly, the qualIty of the game year last year, so I thought we'd be an teammates - look to him for leader. business transfer to the DetrOIt area the Kmghts could clInch the MIAC All some parents and players see IS the score- average team I'm kmd of surpnsed bhlp on and off the court "But I've made some frIends here, . " champIOnshIp WIth a vlctol'y over oncE' board To me that IS really sad we're undefeated," Yancey says In hiS "SometImes I feel a lIttle bit of pres- and I've gotten a little more used to the beaten Plymouth ChnstIan thick North Carohna accent SUIe LIke last year I was a sophomore weather," he says with a slow smIle "People say we should be ranked, but Coaches are put m a precanous SituatIOn "We're good But then agam we ha and I looked up to the older guys on my Yancey ISalso ranked III the top 25 na we don't worry about that because we They are supposed to wm, but also teach ven't played a lot of tough teams We'll team ThIS year, I'm only a JUnior and tlOnally III tennis in hIS age group, and really haven't played anybody tough morals and value~ at the same time It IS too see what happens when we get mto the a lot of guys are looklllg to me for may pursue that sport III college He And we stdl haven't I eached all of our bad that people tend to forget thiS In today's dlstncts .. le?dershlp It was kInd of strange at IS seen by many coaches as a "natural goals Evel y kId on thiS team knowb wOlld the wmneJ~ ale rewalded WIth evely ULS head coach Chuck Wnght IS fit ~t, but It'S gettmg easIer" athlete" that 1 won't be satl~fied untll we can thmg, while the losel s are looked down upon qUIck to pomt out that despIte hIS ob DESPITE LIGGETT'S un- "John IS a qUIet, clean-cut kId He's be the best team po:,slble m evelY Coaches are only nm mal, so sometimes they VlOUStalent, Yancey ISnot the sole lea- blemished t ecOld, no one mvolved WIth almost too shy," Wnght says, "He game," WIlght say., wIll cut dov,n on teachmg values and put son for the Kl1lghts' dl amatlc turn a the squad has gotten earned away by spends a lot 01 tIme With adults and IS "That'., what we'l e shootmg fO! " more empha"ls on wlnmng round from the 1985-86 season, when the ob, IOUb Impl ovement "We have a really a coach's dream, personahty- Or as John Yancey saYb, ' I'd lIke f01 they won just five games (The 1986 long way to go," Yancey says. "We wise He's the kmd of person that al- us to make a name for ourselvel:> Itl Which IS more I e""al dll1g, value objectives 87 Knights were 14 at press lIme) don't IPally have a 'bIg man' and we're most draws people to him naturally basketball " or Wll1mng a champIOnshIp? a To me the most rewardmg thmg about coachmg I~ bell1g able to be an mtegral part of a student athlete's development wheth el It be on the playmg surface or learnmg to Star spikers win Catholic League title deal m a competItIve, marketable wOlld Evel y day, the hockey players at South re- Don't tell PontIac CatholIc, but beatmg PontIac CatholIc, 13 15, theIr mmds and said 'Hey, we can Agall1bt PC on Monda) at BI~h mmd me hov, much I love coachll1g Our Lady Star of the Sea actual 15 4, 15 4, But the real victory compete, we are good,' " SaId Star op Foley HIgh, Stal began the ly won the 1987 CatholIc League came on Jan 29 assIstant coach Margaret Spm game slowly, trmhng In the fil"t Thinking Out Loud II .. , Cla~., C volleyball (hamplOmhlp "I thlllk the whole key to the dIe l' match 9 0 "It was net Vh most ,ea"on \vas the spcond tIme we Iy, bllt the"e klde; dIdn't gl \'e up After m) first pI actlcc as JV hockey coach Inside: \\ay b 00 REGISTRATION 824 per day GROSSE POINTE PARK unlimIted rrll/eage LITTLE LEAGUE through March 31st (Children ages 7-12, born between 8-1-74 and 7-31-80) Don't miss out - call now for reservations. 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"IHlSIDW1Y 01 Hif r/,f Mil I,ROIJl' Bring Birth Certificates rilitmm 3 Locations to serve you Questions? 18001 Mack Ave, 130 Kercheval Ave, 1625 S,Gratiot Call 882 17F? or 881-1678 12-60 Month long.Term located at Pointe Dodge Located On the Hill located at Pomte Chrysler leasing Avollable 884-7210 882.0110 465-7210 ., ---_.•.,---_.._---.--_ .....------ February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News S~~-_--_----_3C North sports Norsemen cagers win two, improve Bi-County mark By JOlh Abbott deck had 14 POInts and Jumor Spikers impressive fil'st place III the Bl County With Tanker~ Up, down HuskIeS Brad Cooksey, Greg Special Wnter KIrk Lowry had 12 ill the WIn North's varsIty volleyball team South Lake at 7 2 NOI th", V,\!'>Ity c,\\ llnmel shad Cookbey, Young and Dungan North's varsity basketball nmg effOlt had an ImpressIve week, postmg an up and do."..n \\ eek, beatmg touched first III the medley relay team upped ItS overall record to *' *' *' wms over league foes Chntondale '" '< " ](',igUl' 11\ al LdkpvJew, 10361, Other firsts came from G Cook- an Impressive 11 3 wIth a pair of North's JV squad contmued to and LakeVIeW On Feb 9, the North's JV spIker.'> lemdll1ed but Ldlmg to South, 10666 bey m the 200 free, B Cooksey III victories last week The Norse- manhandle league foes, toppmg guls won a tough meet over Chn- undefeated WIth a pdll of dl ub Ag,lln"t South on Feh 7, VICtOI the 50 free and 100 breast and men tangled wIth league rival South Lake, 60-47, and outscor tondale, 17-15,715,15-8 Shan blngs over Clmtondale and Pelet, cwo dnd GOO fleel Andy Perel III the 100 fly Clintondale on Tuesday (after mg Lake Shore, 63-41, last week non Andrews had eight servIce LakeVIeW The gul.'> btal ted the Young, 150 dlld 100 !lpe) and Turnmg m pel sonal best!'>were press time); each squad entered Agamst South Lake on Feb 6, pomts and Juhe Cook added sev week WIth a 15 1, 152 tlOunclllg (Jl eg Cook,,!;\' (lOa bdCk) tUl net! the game With a 6 1 record Scott Schorer sCaled 13 pomts en of Chntondale a!'>Kdly Gianull m fil st place hl1l"he-, Earning Jendl etzke in the 200 and 500 North trounced RosevIlle and Matt Brady added 12 On Three days later the varsity 710 led WIth 10 S€IVICepomb and wmmellddtlOns ag,llnbt South IrLe, Ros!'>MacNeil m the 50 and 500 flee, Dettloff, Brad Slsk m Brablec, 6241, on Feb 13 Dave Feb 10, BI ady led NOI th agambt had an eaSlel hme, beatmg Dawn Redmond chipped III With wel e Dre\\ DUl1uan III the 100 JustIce led all scorers for North Lake Shore With 13 POllltS LakeVIew, 158,15:3 Cook's 10 "even flee, Ron Jendletl.ke m the 200 the 100 fly, Dungan m the 100 breabt, and Jeff Cornell m the WIth 22 pomts Eal her III the Schorel put mIl, Scott Clem and sel vIce pomts and excellent team Il\l and Chll" Dettloff m the 100 week, the Norsemen took an ear Derek Ldw"on chIpped 111 10 play were the dIfference m thIS North \\on It" 12th gdme oj the lllLa-,t 100 back ly lead and never let up, bhtzmg apiece match yea!, whlppmg Lakpvle\\, 153, NO!th tra vels to Ann Arbor PI- league foe Lake Shore, 66-37 North's ba"ketball squads tldV With the victory, the Lady 155 GJanunllO led ail playel-, NO!th won Ih 18th <.on-,ecut!ve oneer on Fnday, Feb 20 (By Scott ReIter was hIgh man for el to Lakevle\\ t0111ght, Feb 19, NOlse:nen lalsed then overall With an ImpreSSl\e 22 "el\l<.e 81 Count) dUdl meet title 1\ Ith the \\'In OV£>1 the Lakevle\\ John La!'>kandesJ Nc!"th ""th 18 PC!:lts Ch,.,!O 1)" hpg1nmnrr ::It fi r m 1PNwr1 to l:i 7 Thev Rre twd for pomt" (Bv ,fohn La"k,llldp"l VIS sports Cagers pummel Greenhills, set sights on championship - ~ ~-~-~-~" --~- The Umverslty Liggett School Christian (14-1), on Friday, Feb varSIty B team 9-0 The Klllghts ...... ,-" ~ 'I -, III varsity basketball team went on 20 a game that could deCide the got behmd qUickly as three first y '\' -':t .i'«"~ a tear m the second half to defeat conference champIOnship ULS penod scores on goahe Jeremy Ann Arbor Greenhills, 73.54, on won the first meetmg, 68-59, on Belenky allowed Cranbrook's Feb 11 at ULS The wm enabled Jan. 9 mixed varSIty A B team a SIzea- the Kmghts to remam undefeat- ble cushIOn But the ULS skaters ed and on top of the MIchigan In- leers split held theIr own m the second and dependent Athletic Conference ULS's varSity hockey team thIrd penods, narrowmg the mar Greenhills came out strong and stands at 12 7 1 after a recent wm gm to 4-1 on a goal by Jewett, led at halftIme, 32-31. But early over Howell High School and two flOm Wood and Nowowiecki Be- III the third quarter, the Kmghts losses to Cranbrook and DetrOIt lenky made 30 saves began to take advantage of the Country Day School The Kmghts AgaInst Howell, the ULS Greenhills defense which was remam ranked No 8 III Class B- skaters broke a 3-3 tie when they designed to slow down leadmg CoD m MIchIgan opened the second period WIth scorers John Yancey and Kandla The Kmghts played DCDS on three unanswered goals Zmn Milton. The result was that Wil- Feb 7, losmg 8-3 Bob Jewett had scored on a low blast from Just liam MIddlebrooks scored eight of two goals and an aSSIst Pahl ULSgoalie Steve Stoyka prepares to make a save as defenders Mike McCracken (No.14) and Pah) outSIde the blue line, with GordIe the Knights' 19 third quarter Zmn also scored, Doug Wood, Zinn move to assist. MaItland and Charlie Roby as- points. ChIp DaVIS and Shannon SIsting Jewett tallIed 74 seconds Susan Cleek and SylVIa Rlstlc Dan Shanle, TIp QUIlter and Nell ULS led by nine going into the Nowowleckl assisted Goalie Spikers fop HVL Othel kev playels mcluded later, and MaItland scored hIS Weyhmg took first place in the fourth quarter. Greenhills gam- Steve Stcyka faced 27 shots. LaUlle Kheloklan, Dana Warnez second of the evenmg three The varsIty volleyball team 200 medley relay Enka Teltge, bled with a full court press. It was "Country Day IS a very good LIZ SIeber, Frank Karabetsos and mmutes after the Zinn goal, WIth beat the Huron Valley Lutheran and DIal1n Imbnaco effective at first, but gradually hockey team," Coach John On FrIday, Feb 20. ULS Steve Sanchez finished first in BIll Jewett and Roby assistmg. Hawks m a doubleheader, 15 8, guards Kevin Crociata and Yan- Fowler commented "Yet It was tl avel!'>to face MIAC rIval Oak the 400 free relay Agamst Howell, Nowowieckl 15-2 and 15 8, 15-4 Coach Shel cey looked up the floor and found our own errors and defenSIve mIS- land Chnstlan Game tIme IS4'15 scored his nmth goal in five ley Owens' squad came out strong Bill Lucken and Middlebrook all cues WhIch allowed them room to p m (By Susan Cleek) QUllter took two more first games and Stoyka made 27 fine from the stal t and played sohdly alone for lay-ups. maneuver We WIll play much places, 200 1M and 500 free; as saves Consistent servmg from LeXie Back III the third game of the tighter when we meet them 111 Cram, ShIrley KIm and co did Brady, 100 fly and 100 back; season, the Knights had managed states" The Kmghts face St. FranCIS captams Kathy BIanchI and Swimmers win and Shanle, 50 free and 100 to squeak out an 84.82 trIple The followmg Monday, Feb 9, Toledo this Saturday, Feb 21 at Cmdy Paul played a key lole m ULS's varsIty SWim team breast Sanchez also pIcked up a overtime wm at GreenhIlls on the Kmghts traveled to Cran 6 p m. at McCann Rink. ULS and the vlctones, combmmg fOl d to defeated Manne CIty Huly Cl'{)SS, ilrst 111 the 100 free, Weyhing Dec. 9. But thIS time, the Kmghts brook to faee a stronger challenge Grosse Pomte South Will scrIm tal of 20 aces 115-40, Peb 6 Meghan Brady, won the 200 free Qutrebounded GTeenhlllB 41-20 than theIr first meeting, where mage on Wednesday, Feb 25 at Setters BIanchI and Paul con an'll shut down Its high-powered ULS devastated the Cranbrook McCann. nected 25 tImes With spIkes from running game. "In some ways, thiS was our ~ CENTRAL best game of the season," saId Hockey coach Coach Chuck Wright "Coach AAl/=-; « (~{!l COLLEGIA TE (From page 1C) Facciolla and I have been em- Chuck Hollosy's secretaly, Hose Snyder- gr/tt/~TE--- ,,~~ HOCKEY phaSIzing reboundmg and beat- of the dress code But It seems to me that most the team's trameI' from Henry Ford Hospital, mg people to spots the last few of the tIes don't match anythmg! They don't Dave Hayes and Marilyn Apple - gate per :Plcfc~XTlON--... ..~SSOCIATION weeks and tomght's game was COOldmate WIth the coat, the pants, the shoes, sonnel, Rosemary Wypij - Nell Reid School the reward for the hard work" the car, or even the locker room decor secretary =====., -~ Yancey led the balanced ULS Unsung Heroes ... A very speCIal thanks to all the members ==-~-=-"~ CHAMPIONSHIP scoring attack With 21 pomts He of the Grosse Pomte South Hockey For 'Em also had a personal season-hIgh Does anyone really know how much cooper Club WIth their moral SUppOlt the hockey 16 rebounds and 10 aSSISts MIdd- atlOl1 IS needed to make a team run smooth program has floUlished It could not happen lebrooks hit for a season-best 19 ly? As a head coach I know, and many of these WIthout these people FRI MAR 6 - Seml-fmals 5pm & 8pm points and nme rebounds, Ml1ton people are never recogmzed Pardon my bl Last but not least, I would hke to ae added 15 pomts, 10 rebounds and ased pomt, but the followmg people do an out SA T tv1AR 7 - Fmals & ConsolatIon knowledge the membel saN! al umm of the five aSSISts; Lucken chIpped m 11 standmg Job for the South hockey team 3pm& 7pm Mark Nesler and Jeff Metry - eqUlpment varsIty hockey program I hope that you have points learned or Will learn as much flom me as I The Kmghts host the MIAC's managers, Anne Nicholson, Julie DOUBLEHEADERS BOTH NIGHTS have learned from you THANKS A MIL second place team, Plymouth Mathews, Jenny Huntington, and Beth Bonanni - statIstIcIans, Nancy Peleman- LION' TICKETS: $11.00, $9.50 & $8.00 (All seats reserved) South sports AvaJiableat JOE LOUIS ARENA BOX OFFICE. ;illl!liIlimJ;; !;Woo};lh~J'%;or'll aI/ Tlcketmaster Outlets mcl HUDSON'S CHARGE BY PHONE Spikers win again, I 1\:15554 East Warren Avenue 882-6822 ~~ (313)567-7500 I Three major cabinet Do it yourself or ,~. 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Free estlmates, I~ 5 - South's varsIty volleyball team volleyball team defpated L'Ame T,( kf'/<; 515 .'l>.'lIIRfJ/p at the Joe Lou 5 Arena Box OffIce and trounced Port Huron Northern Cruese 15 6,815,151.'3 on Fpb 9 t 111 71l AiJln"hle Outlet,; 0' by phun' 3131567 7500 15-5 and 15.11, on Tuesday, Feb Anne Gro,;., was top SCOlel With 10 13 P01l1ts and nme bp1ke" KatIe ": Kolp and Hp,Il]H'1 Dl mhl'k had :'ffCHEN CENTERi Leadmg the way for the Devils rm~~ilil\\\iIIIU~IIiI.1~'IJ~~l~I~lli~n~~)III~\lHmllIl:MPn',11 rl was semor Patty Hess WIth 12 20 -,ct" clpj( (( 1ij~\\mt\I1~~\~\"'\\1 J~~ serVIce pomt') At the net wa'> sophomore Chns Shulte With SIX kills and semor Barb Vanwmgel den WIth five South IS90 III the EML and 21 3 overall The gIrls h05t East De trOlt on Fnday, Feb 20 * ,.. * Despite losmg to AnchOl Bay US SPRINT and the DETROIT RED WINGS 1512,1517,andl1150nFeh 6, present South's JV volleyhall team played well together Kathy RaJt led South \'dth 11 serVice pOInts Je9slca RIsher and LASER NIGHT Geralyn BOCCIadded 111ne"prVlce pomts each All three had four /FULl COLOR /3 DIMENSIONAL/STATE OF THEART ktlls, and Lorne C-elSt had five TraCl Lee and Meg BlondIn High intensity laser beams fill the arena with exciting graphics and syncronized music shared the settmg dutle,;, compl! mg 90 set,> The Devils boundcd back from Friday, FEBRUARY 20 • 7:30 pm • JOE LOUIS ARENA the loss to beat Port Huron Northern, 15 6 and 15 12, on Fph 10 RaJt had nme servIce pomt,> First 5000 fans receive a ~ Tickets at JOE LOUIS ARENA and two kills Lee also added to [)AY-GlO MEGAPHONE BOX OFFICE and all the score WIth eIght servIce pomt'; TICKETMASTER OUTLETS and one kIll Geist also added two courtesy of: kIlls at the net US •k~print CALL (313) 567-7500 WJR radio & US SPRINT South's league record 1963, the girls are 64 overall -- - -- ~------~------...... -.------~ February 19, 1987 4C Grosse Pointe News Sports-related eye injuries on the increase 1 he thl ill and e,lltement chI! annually by Amencan chlldlen Safety Commission I eport players to have helmet~ attached to theIr cil, n ~"PPI ience competmg m occur dunng play or sports And showed that 5 to 14-yeal olds In 1985, the safety comnmtee face masks We do encourage the -pOl t ' h (1\ l'l "hadO\I ed by an epl baseba.lll elated accidents result suffered an estlmated 2,389 II1JU Iecommended that baseball bat use of mouth protectors and al. dl mlc 1,/ P\ I lnJUIW", aLcordmg to 111 more eye mJUl'les among neb from baseball, 1,010 from tel s 5 to 14 wear hel mets With though face plotectors are not mandatory, they are recommend, t h, \ Ij on li '),)llet\ to Prevent youngsters between the ages of 5 football, and 915 from basketball face protect01'S ThiS type of guard Coaching - a f~lllldl1'''_ \ ',P!:3 I and 14 than any other sport, ac There were 275 InJunes from Ice pi otects not only the eye", but the ed" serious business 111< "'I' 'I" that Ino!'>t of COi dmg to the NSPB and field hockey The SOCl€tv es nose, mouth and facldl bones Getz added that LIttle League IhllhlJIJlll1 " 1"lllll('~:>uffeled A 198J U S C'om.umer Product tlmates that at least 90 percent Baseball hds developed a pam. \ Il'd '" ut 01 anl.;l' II I "I \" ..But for mo~t amateul playel s, II hltp pc,nh ,lnd bldd. pum of these mJunes could have been the guard IS seldom used," SaId phlet h~tmg safety deVIce" and prevented If proper eyewear had pI ecautlOns the orgamLatlOn ;,ug. I hn., thel tCJil(,I\l.dthl II IO,llh Edward H Hall, managel of the o!l tl1l' Ilcld to thl' III 'Iell 01 been worn NSPB's Eve Safety and Cor gests ItS members employ The Ihl' Pll\ illF:a' ed I hl' Ll'i1dllll For the past sevelal year", the pOl'ate Health Program" • Per 1986 playll1g rules and regula face pro- tlOns booklet dbo outlines :,ome I l' I!lO I pd thl< I ne lll\l h SocIety's Sports Eye Safety Com haps becau",e pal ents, LOache;, tectors liko L;L1I1U.'d,it lhl pd' l'nh "pl'rt,1 mlttee has led a vigorou" com and plavers havp not been made safety meaSllles, meludmg the re this one are tol" and "1O)c! tOglthl.'1 In fJ ont palgn to promote the use of eye aware of the potential fOl mJury qUll ement that catchel swear mandatory of tIll' loach II nh e,pl'IUnt l,t protectIOn 111 sports Paul F Weanng proper eye pi otectlOn face masks when playing and for high t!eLlu", \ou ,link (;'\ t'l \ Vmger M D , a Concord, Mass, could make the gdme mOle enJoy when warming up pitchers, and st:h':'':'! (!!!d UIU.t pL."'.!....." -.J ~,~v ~,_(:Cu blZis,;~,; IJI1l.'or IOU tnl 10,IC n Ilhlll'(l ophthalmologIst and committee able - not onJy 101 the pldyel~, youth hock- 011 ,iI1d on member, crusaded to make faCial but fOI pal ent,> who "UI ely don't ~hould be encouraged to use ey players '11)(' IhbJI I()ll 01d (1)<1ch b to protectors mandatOl y m hockey \1ant theil' child to become part of . safety glasses" and are FOI more lI1formatlOn on base t('dlh Llllldll.'n v,peu,llh 6 to That was approved In 1976 by the next yeal's t1aglc statistICS . credited 12 \ edl old., thl.' lull'" dnd Amateur Hockey ASSOCIatIOnBy The Pa.rk's Art Getz, who su ball and other sports eye safety, with lower- telhnlqul" ofplCl\ IIhJle ,1110\1 1980, nearly all US and Cana pervIses area leagues fOI the na free copies of "What's Your ing the num- Il1g th,tt competltwn b dn 1I1 dlan amateur hockey associatIOn tlOnal Little League 01 gamzatlOn, Game" may be obtamed by Writ- ber of hock- l'\ ltabll' ".,pect of "pOit Thl:' orgamzahons mandated face pi 0 ;,ald that It IS not mandatory fOI mg to the N atlOna! Society to Pre ey-related II innJl1~ IO"lI1g a"peLt .,holiid tectors LIttle League players to weal vent Bhndne~s, 79 Madison Ave eye injuries. be de emph,b1zed tl.1I0\\ mg all In Grosse Pomte, face protec face protectors "It IS, of COUlse, nul', New York, NY" 10016 En chJldl en to pal tlupate togeth tors are mandatory for both youth mandatory for players to wear close a stamped, self-addressed l:'l on a" equal a Il'l el a" PO"SI hockey and hIgh school hockey battmg helmets and for catchers busmess envelope bit' dnd not ,l!IIa\" ha \ lI1g the fll.,t team on the field JS un but, when a bag of chocolate bon the refllgel atOl and eat some To begin, make a list of actlvltleg pOltdnt Pdl tlcuLn h to the bons holds our entire purpose for thmg that IS almost always emp that are rewardmg for you WIth pi P cldole.,cent It" ml.,el able By Mary hvmg, we know our focus on food ty of any nutntlOn but loaded concrete Ideas In hand you can l'nough bell1g a bench \\ al mel Busse needs to be readjusted External With ''Junk'' to assuage yoU! feel- redIrect your mclmatlOn toward I\hen \OU 1e 16' The kid" die cIrcumstances should not dIctate mgs (Not many people choose a eatmg Reachmg for alternatIVes out thel e to ha\ l' FU:\, The\ our eatmg habits UntIl we sepa callot stlck or celely when they must become natural "hould be allolled to do that rate our need for food from our are up"et1) Palenb lllU"t \Iatch and e, • Ehmmate the Junk foods need for love affectIOn and ;,elf pellence tne IelatlOn"hlp be Social pressure stored m your house AdmIt that esteem, OVE:!!welght and un tlleen thell chl1d and the they are often there for you and healthy bodIes will continue to be You have antIcipated an eve coach The chlld probabl,\ not because the klds, spouse or a problem Food IS a destructIVe nmg out With friends You want .,houldn t be U1\ oh ed un Ie.,,, fnends like them, Noone needs counterfelt when It IS used as a people to hke you and find you the pal ('ms elle completel,\ con mas. publisher) pomted out that those types of food' Food fetishes substitute for emotIOnal well easy to get along \llth, so you hdent In (he coach and c,m 10 thIS age of "plenty," our focus • Take tIme to enJoy eatmg, bemg. don't make a fuss v..hen the eve. gl\ e thell tl u:,t and ;,UppOlt Remember that "compulSive Thel e al e many Ieasom why ISon consumptIOn TelevlslOn,re One of the first :,teps toward;, nmg gets longer and longer, lad. Sport IS a parenti ng \ ehlcle dlO and the med13 encourage us foods" a1e those thaL can be \1e eat and fOl most of us the fil st understandIng our real need for en WIth fooos and drmks mto the that dllcm., anothel gloup of gulped rather than chewed Ied"on I~ not hunger We eat to to buy mOle and more - new food ISto hsten to the body's mes mght You had promIsed yourself lI1dl\ 1dual..,to take C WIld Game 1 Scallops, roasted peppers, leeks ill • Gyros Sandwiches Monday through Thursday 4 p m 6 p m mustard vmegar. • Homemade Spinach Pie 2 Sauteed sesame chIcken tender- • Greek Salads LASAGNE .. 3.95 loms WIth rhubarb Hr8rly homrrYliJdt" I"~,,q1)C • Lite Sandwiches SALISBURY STEAK .3.95 3 Cuban black bean soup WIth pep- 'C)rnrd 14 th mll~f-l()()m qtn ~,:,n 1 n1d ..fH'1 {'".u ('~ • And of course ... pered pIta toast FRIED CHICKEN DINNER .4.95 a complete Coney Island Menu! Trndtr Ch!ckrn II ~d qo r)('n hrr ....n 4 Gnlled hlet mIgnon In fIlo pastry VEAL PARMESAN 4.95 »~use National Chili \ rifl pdt r (oprt"d ...."., In 111/ , n /("(' 18E Alarm Installation/Repairs 60 Vacation Rentals Other 5C Calerlng RECREA TIONAL l.e~ Insulation Employment Agency 7 Wanted to Rent 882.6900 5D 10 Motorcycles for Sale 18G Washer/Dryer/Appliance Aepalfs Call lOA Snowmobiles for Sale 7A Want to Share LIving Quarters INDEX MERCHANDISE 78 OffiCe/Slore Wanted 10 Renl 18H Glass - Mirror Service 111 Trailers/Campers/Motor Homes 181 8 Miscellaneous Artlcles for Sale 7C Garage Wanted to Rent Floor Sanding/Refinishing Kercheval 12 Boats and Motors 96 ANNOUNCEMENTS 8A Garage Yard Basement Sale~ 7D Storage Space Wanted 19 MOVing and Storage 1 Legal Notice 12A Boat Repair Plano Service Grosse POinte Farms, 88 Auctions/Estate Sales 20 Personals '2B Boat Dockage & Storage 1A 8e MUSical Instruments REAL EST ATE FOR SALE 20A Sewing Machine Service Prayers 12C Airplanes MI 48236 lC 80 Antiques for Sale 13 Real Estate - General 20B Electrical Service Lost and Found 3 8E Office EqUipment 13A Lots for Sale 20C TV and RadiO Repair SPECIAL SERVICES 8F Firewood REAL EST ATE FOR RENT 13B For Sale or Rent 20D Storms and Screens ?OE Home Improvement WANT AD RULES 18 Secretartal Service 9 "rhcles Wantea 6 Rentals/Homes AplS PIc 13C Waler Pro,:Jerty 20F Roofing Service 10 Answering Service Grosse POIn,e 13D Vacatlon/Re~ort Property AND RATES ANIMALS 20G Carpet Cleanmg 2 Entertainment 6A Rental~/Hornes Apts etc 13E Northern Homes 3 Lost and Found 20H Palntl nglDewratmg 2A MuSIC E:ducaliOn S' Clair Shores 13, Northern Acreage • Deadline fOI new ads - 12 noon Tues 16 Pets for Sale 201 Wall Washing holiday 2B Tutollng and Education 6B Rental~/Homes Apt~ elc 13G Farms for Sale day (subject to change on 16A Adopt d Pet 20J Window Washing 2C Hobby Instruction Harper Woods 13H Cornrnerc al ProperlylBuildlng~ Issues) 16B Pet Grooming/Boarding 20K Tile Work 20 Camps 6C RentalslHomes Apls etc 131 Cemetery Lots 16C horses 10' Sale 14 Real Estate Wanted 20L Sewe' Service • Cash rale FilS' 10 wDrds $350 30e 2E Scnools DetrDlt AUTOMOTIVE 60 Rentals/Homes Apts etc 14A Lots Wclnted 20M Asphalt Work eacn aod,l onal Nord HELP WANTED 20N Cement and Blick Work 11 Cars for Sale - AMC Near Area 14B Vacation or SUDurban Proper1~ 4 Help Wanted General 20P Waterproofing • Billed rale 1 00 additional l1A Cars lor Sale - Chry~ler 6E Rent With Option to Buy Wanted S 4A Help Wanted Medlcal/Dent:: 200 Plaster Work ' 11R (':'Ir< tnr C:;:'Ilp- Forri 6F For Rent FUrrllshed 15 Busmess Opportunities 4tl Ml;'lfJ 'Vellltt.m '-"!:lell LUH rurnlture HepalriHellnlsrung • Extra charges for dark borders stars l1C Cars lor Sale - G M 6G Rooms for Pent 4C 8aby Sitter Wanted 20S Carpenter dots logos re, erses or phalas 110 Foreign Cars - All Olher 6H Office for Rent GUIDE TO SERVICES 40 Help Wanted Domestic PIurnb mg and Heating l1E Antique - Show Cars 61 Garage for Rent 17 Pnnllng and EngraVing 20T 4E House Sitting ServIcE's 20LJ Janitor Service • You canna: change Dr cancel YDur ad 11F Car Aucllon~ 6J Bu Idlng or Store for Rent 18 General Service 4F Services to Exchange 20V ComputerlVC R Repairs after 12 noon Monday 11G Clunkers and Junkers 6'< Storage Space for Rent 18A Carpet Installation SITUATION WANTED 11H Vans - Trucks all makes 6L Share Llvmg Ouarters 18B ReffigeratlOn - Air Conditioning 20W Dressmaking and Tallonng 20X Draperies CALL YOUR ADS IN EARLY - 5 Situation Wanted l1J Car Repair 6M Florida Vacation Rentals 18C Ch,m ney and Fireplace 20Y SWimming Pool Service THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS 5A Situation Wanted Domestic 11K Ca's Wanted to Buy 6N Northern Michigan Vacation Repair/Cleaning 20Z Landscaplrg/Snow removal AVOID THE TUESDAY RUSH' 5B Convalescent Care 11l Parts/Tlfes Rentals 18D Locksmiths . 1A. 'EII5qNALS - 1A. 'EIISONALS .fA. 'EIISONALS 1&. HlAYEIIS 21. TUTOIIING; AND EDUCATION 4. HEL' WANTED CENElIlt 4. KEL' WANTED GENERAL 4~-HEL' WANTED G;ENERAa.' A CAREER OPPORTUNITY LANDSCAPE positions - TAX preparer - certified, m WANTED 40 overweight JACKIE'S NOVENA TO ST JUDE TUTORING MARINE Service company people to try a new herb- May the Sacred Heart of Je- Well-established finanCial progressive company Ex- home Save 20% on PET & PAL SERVICES ALL SUBJECTS IS seeking a person al product to lose weight sus be adored glOrified planning firm IS seeking perienced only please returns done In February Animal Sitting, houseslttmg, GRADES 1 THRU 12 knowledgeable In the ng- and also make money love and preserved select Individuals With col- Trimming and gardening SylVia, 331-0053, 886- chauffer serVices, doctor PROFESSIONAL glng and maintenance of 5800 776.7326 throughout the world now lege degree or eqUivalent foreman, landscape con- appointments ShOPPing FACULTY sailboats 779-6255 struction foreman Three and airport shuttle and forever Oh, Sacred to investigate thiS dynam- EX-Pro athlete available as SMALL dog sitting - not WE CAN HELP ART Framing Gallery assIs- 884.1516 885-2111 Heart of Jesus, pray for us IC field Excellent training C's Landscaping 757- tour gUide driver, travel over 14 pounds Excellent tant, full time Must enJoy Workers of miracles, pray GROSSE POINTE and benefit package to 5352 companIOn or body guard references Take one pet UNLIMITED working With customers for us St Jude helper of LEARNING CENTER those who qualify 288-0643 Reliable, con- at a lime unless you have LONG DISTANCE COSMETIC SALES and fme artwork Math the hopeless, pray for us 63 Kercheval on the Hill Send resume to fidential, references two Call 885-3039 ' $120 per month flat rate any- skills and deSign sense Say thiS prayer 9 times a day 343-0836 343-0836 GLENN HOUSEY Internalional beauty salon WOMENl Nurture yourself In TAX PREPARATION where In USA including By the 8th day your prayer 1050 WILSHIRE DRIVE company has an openrng essential Some Satur- SPANISH - Latin 20 year a healthy way Receive a E Z - 1040-1040 A's Most HawaII 24 hours, 7 days Will be answered It has SUITE 191 for a makeup artist/sales- days GracIOus surround- teacher Uses Grosse massage from Betsy schedules QUick - effi- per week Mark 313-824- never been known to fall, TROY, MICH 48084 person If you are a self- Ings Please write Dons, POinte textbook Reason- House calls available cient Kathy Joseph, days 2436 never Publication must be motivated indiVidual With Box 311, 18530 Mack, able 881-0106 BEAUTICIAN - 4 rental Licensed 884-1670 372-2555, evenmgs 331- prevIous sales back- Grosse POinte Farms, MI YOUR busy life Will be easter promised Thankc St booths available Also 1263 PRIVATE instructIOn In ground we Will train, ex- 48236 With a personal secretary Jude for prayer answered ManiCUrist needed 'A Cut HERBAUFE French language and liter- perience preferred We of- GIFT Idea - profeSSional Discreet, well-educated, LPC Above", 884-1130 OPTICAL ASSISTANT Independent distributors Ink caricature from photo- young, mamed woman ature 823-2137 after fer salary plus commiSSion RECEPTIONIST Marie and Clinton Carr SUBSTITUTE teachers - graph $35 885-7958 Will handle all the details 6p'l1 and benefit package Ap- Part-time for optometrist of- Call us about taking 10. ANSWERING SEIIVICE St Clare School, Grosse ply In person between 10 Greg on your list Gourmet STENOMASK Court Report- fice Experience pre- products POinte, K-8, 9 30 a m -3 00 am -6 pm cook Trma, 882-4336 Ing - certified court ferred Call after 1 p m WANTED "Cats"/Bob P m Good pay Suppor- HUDSON'S BEAUTY SALON 775-5529 TELEPHONE reporter Will train you In 372-2424 Seger tickets 885-7958 tive staff, pleasant teach- 4TH FLOOR LEVEL, WOMAN needs driver to 11. SECRETAIIIAL ANSWERING thiS easy to learn method EXPERIENCED accountant • SEIIVICE. Ing conditions Call Nlta, EASTLAND MALL share ride In newer car to 7 da, s a week 24 hours Stenotype students wel- Will prepare monthly finan- 886.1440 EOE Fort Myers/Naples, LETTER FOR LETTER corn~ 526-6604 cLal statemsr'!ts and em- MATURE salesperson for la- GENERAL office help Ful', around March 3rd Must Word Processlnq I~ ~o~c~15(~~nth-I ployer.taxes 774-8919 NEED help In math, French, dies resale shop Ex- travel light 231 Grnc;c;p MAIL - 2')!J ')080 ~ time, small downtown De- Resume Consultation - 1,&1 Latin or English? "A" stu- perienced preferred 881- Pomte Boulevard Thurs- COOKING carry outs. iron- troit office Experience Preparation dent will tutor at her home 1202 II lP II (h'S'c't'lsW~N.y;,rn cffr¥i'Jj\Jle r How day, Friday, Saturjf}}'. 10 Ing, sewing EurolJean i )'1 n, q t, ill b I .:j~ ..... Genera\.Pel'SOna\ TypIng . .9n~ \:!W,vard Road Call ~!ie~n9aZ~3700IJ£'' am -3pm background 776-8371 2. ENTEIlTAINMENT PRIVATE clu\)~ now :hlrt!'19 II '1 MedIcal, L€gal, BUSiness Nicole Vesely at 886- eft waltstaff and buspersons 'HY INCOME taxes Anthony Cassette TranSCription 4898 TEl,EMAF1KETERS PROFESSIONAL business E 0 E Experienced only weef BUSiness Services, 18514 Harper.Vernler A CLOWN CO Sports marketing company manager services for need apply Monday thru Mack Avenue near Clov- 774-5444 FeatUring needs representatives to bUSiness or IndiViduals Friday 10-4 pm 331- erly Serving you since Rainbow the MagiC Clown 2D. CAMPS contact potential ticket Accounting, bookkeeping, ANYTHING WITH -t · , 0020 'r968 882-6860 The finest profeSSional bUying customers by I IS. finance, Investment plan- WORDS INC. entertainment CAMP ARBUTUS RESTAURANT In Grosse phone EnthUSiasm, de- Sales ASSOCiatesare ning, reports Is the paper DOG - Cat grooming Rea- Word processing All Happy Occasions PRIVATE GIRLS CAMP POinte Farms accepting sire to earn, good speak- needed to work the hassle taking to much of sonable prrces Poodle Resumes/Cover Letters 331-5055 GRAND TRAVERSE AREA applications for ex- Ing vOice and appearance Grosse Pomte/ your productive time? stud service Toy, Stan- Term PapersfThesls Macomb market We JUI\JE 21-JULY 18 penenced hne cooks dish- a must Hourly wage and Consultation free 824- dard, great bloodlines Mailings/ManUSCripts LIGHT -HEARTED offer a very JULY 19-AUGUST 15 washers, experienced bar- commiSSion Full and 7995 884-6037 Notary ENTERTAINMENT progressive package CALL 881-9442 tenders, bus help Apply part-time POSitions Down Grosse POinte Woods MAGICIAN of Inducements Witha EX-Pro athlete available as WRITE Within 18450 Mack Ave town at Joe LoUIS Arena Career Enhancement PERSONAL checkbook bal- 882.2100 tour gUide driver, travel ROBERT COOPER MAYFIELD MI48996 881-3062 Parking prOVided Call Program ancing bookkeeping for companron or body guard CUSTOM ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, 567-7344 Call today arld let us COUNTER help for meat small bUSiness Experi- 288.0643 WORD PROCESSING 885-4210 help you discover the LAW student needed for enced, reasonable 469- Resumes, manuscripts, the- 3. LOST AND FOUND market 8 00-4 00 P m benefits at a AIRLINE TICKETS CLASSICAL musIc for any 881-3000,881-2760 east Side office, for clen- successful career In 0623 SISterm papers, dlsserta- (2) available from DetrOit to occasion Solo, duo, triO, cal and collection work real estate t,onb FOUND - mixed Cairn Ter- JOIN A WINNING TEAMI "BE A STAR!" West Palm Beach 3-9-87, qUlntel, gUitar, Winds, fler 1 year old Fawn, Call for details 343-9200 884-0459 Local magazine publisher Contact 8 30 a m non.stop $99 vOice 354-6276 Have your wedding ceremo- male Windmill POinte seeks motivated advertiS- ARE you free two evenings Edna Lock each 886-0000 Rick RESUMES, theSIS, term ny and receptIOn Video- AMUSING MAGICAL area 824-0802 to make phone calls? Eas 882-0087 papers receptive lelters, Ing sales representatives taped In full color and CERAMIC gifts for all occa. Side law firm needs you WORD PROCESSING ENTERTAINMENT FOUND - neglected 3 to lOin a dynamiC sales AN EQUAL sound slons Showers, wed- month old puppy Grayl force Be a member of the Call for details 343-9200 OPPORTUNITY COMPANY Quality work 521-3300 FOR ANY EVENT CALL MEMORIES VIDEO dings, hohdnys etc 881- white Shelte mix Very team that's gOing straight Don Chesters 779-6850 885-6731 3778 TYPING, word processing, energetic Free 10 good to the top' Salary, sales resumes, $4 25 a page, MAGIC Shows - Available home 824-4674 bonuses and unlimited HUDSON'S EASTLAND 45<1:.addltlonal ongmals for birthday parties, ban- commiSSion to the talent- INCOME TAX PREPARATION LOST - small gray female Notary, S C S 772-2809 quets, your SOCial affairs ed account executive who COSMETIC SALES PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING SERVICES cat Colonial Court/Mack Call Jim Shannon, 779- wins thiS posItion Send re- 881-8839, 882-7507 15510 Mack Avenue BUSII\IESS & 6913 WRITING • EDITING sume and sales history to Challengmg career opportunity In cosmetic sales Grosse POinte Park, MI 48224 PERSONAL FOUND - small black cat WORD PROCESSING PIANO entertainment back- Account Executive 20010 Part time and full time commiSSion Highly moti- With white paws while 884-8990 Call for appointment Make Your Ideas ground, contemporary Nine Mile Road, St Clair vated and wlllmg to work a fleXible schedule wlskers collar Jeffersonl Look Their Best! musIc for all occasions Shores Mlch 48080 Altel 886 76S8 Resumes • Term Papers 885-6215 ESTABliSHED Grosse LIBERAL BENEFITS INCOME TAXES Newsletters • toJanlJscrlpts LOST! Male orangf stflpe POlnle Insurance agency 779-4283 cat, (Morns}, wound on IMMEDIATE DISCOUNT PREPARED IN THE CONVENIENCE OF BILL LONG has entry level secretarial right front shoulder Ridg- YOUR HOME Plano gUitar vocals D Jail POSition availab,e Immedl emont/Helen 884 2508 Expeflencf'd since 1975 Free cOflsultatlOn avarlable In one show Fo, your ately Send resume to Box APPLY IN PERSON WORD wedding or party Hear C 20 Grosse POinte HUDSON'S PERSONNEL OFFICE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 88?-2016 PROCESSING me at Lido s Fridays News 96 Kercheval FOURTH FLOOR Saturdays 771-0895 Grosse POinte Farms TUESDAY THRU THURSDAY 10 a m - 4 pm l= Thpsps • Dissprtatrons I YOUR HOME .. 48236 Tf'chntc.J1 Rf'ports J ~-z-.:"~ - __ A WORK OF ART Equal Opportunity Employer With EquatIOns 21. M~ EOU'TIOJ( THE WILLOW TREE Pen-afld Ink, watercolor I Tim -a lB~~ Resumf's In Trappers Alley IS seeking I..L. of Your Home BUSiness or Boat VOCAL and plano lessons a highly motivated and de BY CAROL A SINCLAIR A.ddresslng of ~ I[JU Grosse POlnler With uni- pend able pan time sales- ~ 8868468 Envplopes • Labf'l:: versity degree now fur- person Ex perl<>r.ced In - -'lotf'cards and pnnls- Forergn Languagf's PART.TIME HOME CARE thenng mUSical education women's apparel would Gassette Transen ptlon (Elderly Gentleman) at Wayne State offenng be helpful BUSINE8S AND claSSical and popular les Call Patty at 961 4011 PREPARE DINNER TECHNICAL 8ERVICES sons Phone 8?4-7182 PIANO leacher With degree ~we'lirun your ad 822.4800 FREElt AmbitiOUS People Nerded $7 50 PER HOUR has opening for beginning 882-6900 Immediate Openings lor or advanced students Ex. • TYPISTS 'i5 WPM 3PM 7PM perlenced In cl asslcal M,nlmllm pop ragtime and F'Z7 l (NO CHILDREN) • EXECUTIVE SECRE 3439314 .":HELP WAITO IDEIIlL rARIES NOVENA PRIVATE les:>ons P,ano • LEGAL SECRETARIES MAil FOLLOWING INFORMATION TO vOice orqan University • Medical Secrptafles/ TO ST JUDE SECRETARY for long estab musIc educallon degree Iished 3 girl mortgage transcflptlonl'its POBox 233 Apostle and t-Iartyr great 111 Mrs Junker 8231721 banklnq and real €state • Account nqlBookkeep 18530 Mack ANTI-CRUELTY ASSOCIATlON vlrlue rich In miracles ------1'19 Clerks Grosse Pomte Farms MI 48236 PIANO lessons Qualified I rm A permanent POSI n.sGC) lo',cph Ccllnpdu. DetrOIt Mf 4R212 k,n'iman of Christ Inter • DataNJord Procrssmg teachf'r my home 882 tlon lor ,g mature woman ses<;or 01 all who Invoke Excellent Benpflts and • Name FEATLIRING typ nd '-,5 wpm light you to use your great God 7772 shan hand Pleasimt work HOllrs weerly Pay • Complete Address and lip Code • Animal adoptlonb Into lOVing home.., giver- power to aid me In Inq condition.:; 10 new '3t Chpcks • Phone Number • Humane r>ducaflon my urgent petition In rE' CJa r Srore'i ofhceb at PROFIT SHARING • Rescues and "heltefinq wllh T l C turn I promise to make Mack and 10 Milp Road Where you rf' tll With \I'i'1' MJY OF THE FOllOWING INFORMATION • lpQlslallve action - local 'itate federal your name known Pr ay for A PLUS EDWARD HENKEL CO • Re unltl'1g lost pet'> With their famrly us who ask for your aid St NEED help In writing 'ikills? 7749700 • Cruelly InvPbtlgatlons Jude Say 3 Our Father:, 3 Profe'iSIOnill wfiter will ,m • References (Doctor, Pastor, Personal Work) Hall Marys 3 Glorlas ThiS prove your qrammar or DRIVERS ""anted $5 $7 per Call RUTH PARADI::'[ • Work HI'itory - If Any Adoption hour'i 1030 am 103 pm Novena has never open gilnlzaloOn spelling rom hour FleXible hours ap Detroit Troy • PT A Volunteer Work Other Clubs or AssoclatlOn'i Monday Saturday known to fail Say Novena munlca!lon skills Any pry In ppr'ion alter 4 p m 3463 Penobscot Bldg • Hobbles or Other Interests for 9 days My request wa'i age FleXible hours BS? Mama Rose <; 15134 (313) 891-7188 %5 1982 9!)5 19801 granted L P C 4336 Mack al Lakepolnte NO Ff::ES ------~~------_. -_.-- _ .. - . -----_ ...... ------~-~------_.- February 19, 1987 7C Grosse Pointe News 4-'. HElP WAttTED 5A. SITUATION WANTED 4C.IAIY SITTEII 'e\!AHTEO 5. SITUATION WANTED DOMESTIC . 4. HELP WANTED GENEIIAl. 4. HELP WANTED GENERAl 4. HEl' WANTED GENEIlAl 4. HELP WANTED'GENEIIAl MEDICAlIDENTAl , ARE you an L ? N gOing no DROP off babYSitter need. RETIRED Handyman - MI. AAA Cleaning Company 3 SUPER Secretary/Adminis- SALES PERSON ADVERTISING Sales nor repairs, carpentrv, woman crew Will clean CHEF where? Let me train you ed Vernier/Mack area trative ASSistant - Excel- Strong closer - good on the Penny-Saver magazine IS electrical, plumbing, bro- your home thoroughly and Lead person for bUsy kitchen as a OrthotiC Sitter If you One year old 886 9441 lent growth opportUnity for phone to sell wanted, looking for motivated in- qUickly Excellent refer- have recent working ex- ken Windows and sash near Ren Cen Salary, ex- needed and proven prod- dIVIduals seeking a career SITTER - 2 children ages ences Call Chns even the right indiVidual Must penence, preferrably but cord replaced, etc Rea- penence with references ucts to new car owners In advertiSing NatlonNlde 6 8 - 5 days week m sum- Ings atter 7 p m or week- possess good typing not necessary, between sonable References 882. only 259-3273 between 9- Our sales people, pres- concept With proven mer, afternoons dUring Skills, handle light book- ~5 50 years old, call Ms 6759 end days 698.1791 3p m keeping and have excel. ently making $600-$700 results Excellent renew- school ThiS POSition IS Charron, 771-9770 only for an active, respon- NEED SOMETHING GRILL cook wanted - fu:1or lent organizational ability per week, high weekly als, base salary, high STAR BRITE Sible, organized, lOVing MOVED? par1-tlme Apply at Your Computer experience commiSSion and draw to commiSSions, perks, for LOOKING for a full time cer- CLEANING SERVICES adult With Impeccable Two POinte reSidents Will Place Lounge, 17326 East helpful Send resume to proven indiVidual With that certain indiVidual tified Orthotist Call Ms Homes, Offices move or remove large or Warren, DetrOit Global Van Lines, Grosse successful sales expen- Call Larry for interview Charron, 771-9770 references Own transpor Apartments, Condos 469-1600 tatlon, non.smoker Love- small quantities of furni- HONEST AND POinte MOVing, 11850 ence Must be available GROSSE POinte dentist SHI PPING/RECEIVI NG ly Grosse Pomte Farms ture, appliances, pianos DEPENDABLE East Jefferson, DetrOit, Monday-Thursday, 5 p m needs experienced dental PERMANENT PART-TIME MARKETING home 886-6060 for inter- or what have you Call for Wall washing 48214 - 9 30 P m Excellent In- assistant for fast paced Evening college student, ASSISTANT view free estimate and much more come opportunity With dental office Send re- part-1lme position, ground Full or part-time startmg po- COOKS very little "turn over" In sume to Box L-18, RESPONSIBLE, creative __ 3_4_3_-0_4_8_1_0_r_8_2_2-_4_40_0_ 839-1423 nooropportunrty Ideal for SltlOr;s With legilimate the- We train seriOUS, responsI- our organization A",,, for Grosse POlOte News, 96 and energetic woman With AU RA' S bUSiness major Dlvlfled atre Telephone sales and 881-7416 ble enthusiastic people Jeff 881-1000 Kercheval, Grosse POinte transportatIOn needed to HOME SITTING SERVICE and Interesting work wlln light typing Pleasant Health msurance, paid va Farms, MI 48236 prOVide quality care for In- T L C of child Ien elderly MAID TO ORDER small growing firm Ship- COOK - expenenced Ap phone vOice Important cation Apply In person fant and 2 year old In our Hourly, overnight and 24 HOME APARTMENT, ping, receIVIng and gener- ply In person Wimpy's DENT AL ASSIST ANT Monday thru Friday, 2-4 961-7925 home, Monday through hOur rates 12 years With OFFICE CLEANING al warehouse duties Bar and Gnll, East War- Must be experienced In 4- p m Original Pancake Friday, 7 30-5 30 Start 1m- Mrs Hammon, whose Reasonable rates, refer Related experience pre- ren/Outer Dnve IMMEDIATE opening for handed dentistry and X- House, 20273 Mack Ave, ences Expenenced leam- general office person With mediately Paid holidays agency served Grosse ferred Apply to Health Grosse POinte Woods, be- rays TELEPHONE excellent typing sk Ills 882-4126, call after 7 p m POinte over 30 years work Mark Industries, Inc tween 7 and 8 Mile 881-5462 SALES Mmlmum 3 years experl- LOVING Grandma needed, Licensed Bonded 778-7429 772-0782 Mlkael Callahan, 22522 .. H __ "...... t ...._ ... AFTER 7 PM I::ast 9 Mile Hoad, ~t l,lalr WIU";'V ..."UIQ QUt;HIU""IU, tlll<..tl 5dldly Idllytl $050 ----- part-time to care lor t!.. Lilli" 247 ..02.83 We need people who are not NURSING ASSISTANTS HOUSE-KE- TEERS Shores, Mlch 48080 days or nights 5-6 days/ to $1,000 plus benefits dren In my home Pleae afraid to dial the tele- UP TO $4 24 TO START CASTLE -- CLEANING SERVICE week $4-$5/hour Trolley Small office Grosse cali 885-1850 LIBRARY CLERK phone and can keep on Now accepting applications Video, Washington Boul- POinte locatIOn Send re- How much IS your time $3001WEEK dOing It With enthusiasm I for full time, part-time and GROSSE POinte mother to CARETAKERS worth? Why should YOU evard, downtown Good sume to Grosse POinte watch our 2 children, 6 Two area reSidents Will NO EXPERIENCE You must be available 20- 4 four hour shifts 7-11 clean your house let our working conditions 773. News, Box R-60 96 Ker- weeks, 2112 years In her check on the well-being of CALL IN 557-1200 30 hours per week and be am, 11-3 pm Begin a profeSSionals do It Resl- 8421 or 961-5110 cheval, Grosse POinte home Monday thru FrI- your home While you are FEE $75 JOB NETWORK motivated to earn $300- rewarding career In dentlal-Commencal Farms, MI 48236 day,8am 530pm 331. away VISitS tailored to RECEPTIONIST for posh $800 per week Our health, we train you 582-4445 GENERAL OFFICE riverfront office, east of proven well accepted 9005 your indiVidual needs OFFICE ASSISTANT COTTAGE BELMONT Reasonable rates $9/HOUR RenCen ProfeSSional products are eaSily sold to APARTMENT and house Pari-time opening for goal- NURSING CENTER NO EXPERIENCE who types 50 wpm and top notch qualified leads lOOKING for a babYSitter BONDED cleaning Dependable oriented trainable person 19840 HARPER CALL 557-1200 can handle ViP's, excel- which are prOVided If thiS for 7 month old Tuesdays 882-0964 882-7732 ard responSible Refer- With growing print shJp, 1-94 AT 71/2 MilE FEE $75 JOB NETWORK lent benefits and gross person IS you and you and Sundays Occasional --C-O-M-P-E-T-E-N-T-- ences Margaret, 521- phone manner, filing skills DENTAL assistants - ex- weekday afternoons and FINANCE potential, Immediate have a strong POSitive at- 3360 and some typing neces- perience preferred weekend evenings 885- IN-HOME CARE SERVICE 25KT030K openmg Call Temporary t tude then call us at 881- "FOR a sparkling clean sary $3 60 per hour Call Please call Linda, 751- 6799 Hourly, overnight, 24 hours ENTRY LEVEL Specialist 354-3811 3042 Mr Scasney, Mr available Previously With home or office, call Pat" Dave between 11 am-l 6868 CALL 557-1200 OFFICE person - Simple Gebelle pm RESPONSIBLE and experl- Hammond Agency, 30 392-3025 FEE $75 JOB NETWORK DENTAL Hygienist - 2-3 bookkeeping, secretarial, MODELS - new legitimate enced woman to care for years In Grosse POinte, HOUSECLEANING-office 567-0707 days per week High qual- MANAGEMENT phone answering One agency seeks attractive ------8 month old Two days per licensed, bonded, Sally cleaning wanted Many EXPERIEN(,ED bar help for Ity private practice No 30K.38K girl office In Grosse Pomte males and females, all week Call 331-4392 be- Thomas references and 10 years part-time Apply at Your Medicaid, no capitation, ENTRY LEVEL Farms Much work alone, ages for fashion shows, fore 7 pm 772-0035 experience Dependable Place Lounge, 17326 East no stress Harper Woods/ CALL 557-1200 fleXible hours Send re- print, movie extras, trade BABYSITTER needed In my -E-X-P-E-R-IE-N-C-E-D-N-u-r-s-es-' and tnorough 772-5859, Warren Grosse POinte area 886- FEE $75 JOB NETWORK sume Wit" Skills, experi- shows, etc Not a school Kathy 1122 home, Monday through aides available Reason. ence and salary reqUire- Asian Agency, 774-5500 ADMINISTRA TlVE assIs- ACTIVE Video store In the Friday, for mfant Refer- able rates Fraser Agency, ments to Colony Manage- tant With excellent phone EXPERIENCED full-time CARMEN'S Fisher BUilding IS looking ENTRY revel secretary for ences reqUIred 331-0303 state licensed and bond- ment Co, POBox manner and accurate typ- Blue Cross Blue Shield CLEANING for two enthuSiastic people downtown DetrOit law ed 293-1717 36475, Grosse POlOte Ing skills needed for pri- and Med Icare Insurance SERVICE for part-time sales Call firm Typing 55 wpm 40. HElP WAHTE& DOMESTIC Farms, MI 48236 vate vocalional school biller for busy chiropractic PRIVATE nurses aide, With No time for housecleaning? 872-4010 Dictaphone expenence of lice Callan Tuesday, certificate, weekend em- Let our team come a"d do SECRETARY - R6.:::eptlOn- helpful Will be tested 0'1 Salary negotiable Send HOUSEKEEPER / Compan- ESTABLISHED meat pro- Thursday, Saturday 884- ployment 832-6246 be- It for youl 1stfor Grosse POinte Com- spelling, grammar and resume only to Director, Ion 4 hours dally, Monday cessor With excellent repu- 5477 fore 9 am, after 8 p m • Reasonable mUnity Center, part-time, punctuation as well as A IPS, 820 Buhl BUild- thru Frtday Call for de- tation requires a salesper- • References 15-20 hou rs weekly typing speed Excellent Ing Detroit, MI 48226 tails References re- OFFICE cleaning done by son With initiative Com- • Expenenced Duties Include tYPI ng, training program Good FANTASTIC 41. HELP WANTED LEGAL qUired Non-smoker Own Grosse POinte couple Ex- mUnication skills are a Call after 5 p m phone calls, general office benefits Call Karen, 965- Opportunity for experienced transportation After 6 cellent references 881- must Meat experience a LEGAL Secretary for down- 584-7718 work Ability to work in- 7401 bnck workers Call 884- pm, 886-5347 1071 plus but not required dependently a priority town law firm 1-2 years WILL do general house WAITRESS - expenenced 7890 PAINTING - interior Call Send resume to Salesper- experience In litigation/de- GROSSE POINTE cleaning 775-5851 Call 882-6464 The Other Side Restau- George at 779-3319 or son, POBox 07580, De- VARIETY IS the spice of life fense reqUired Typing 70 RETAIL Management - rant, 15500 East 8 Mile EMPLOYMENT Geme at 773-~015 trOit, Mlch 48207 for person Friday Tram- "w p m Dictaphone ex- KJD ENTERPRISES INC 1 O ...... l. t:i"'JC Anr:::n Heslops ~'1C (fl!1e ch t1a I lvau .,JLU---r~-.JU my 11\ dloloUUllilng nan- AGENCY TEMPORARY help needed perience and medical ter- BILLS and glftware) IS lookmg for dllng SWitchboard relief to load data In Apple com- GARDEN mamtenance minology helpful Salary 885-4576 CLEANING SERVICE cleaning career mmded persons and CRT Input Gorgeous puter ApprOXimately 3 Shrub trlmmmg foreman commensurate With ex- 50 years reliable service Alummum Cleaning UNIQUE With the follOWing qualifi- offices, fee paid hours a day Call 331-8588 With minimum 3 years ex- perience Will be tested Needs experienced Cooks, Bnck Cleaning It's the next best thing to a cations maturity, organi- Harper Woods 372-4720 b~tween 9 a m -3 p m perience In Michigan on spallin;}. grammar, and Nanl1Les, MaIds, House. G\-\tt~f Cleli\nlng_ vacation In the sun - to zatlOn." 4epenpa.bIIl~Y, Troy 649-4144 -COntact" JItn aI' Bern's punctuation as well as keepers, Gardeners, Call Bill, 886-2920 chase away your winter PHONE girlS, waitresses leadership and personali- landscapmg Service HARRIET SORGE typing speed Call Karen, Chauffers, Butlers, Coup- blues wanted Apply In person ty We have management MEDICAL aSSistant, very 774-1145 PERSONNEL 965-7401 les, Nurse Aides, Com- CALL KAREN 885-4529 after 4 p m Mama openmgs In all areas of mature, formal trammg panions and Day Workers Rose's, 15134 Mack at metro DetrOit Send re- TYPIST and Girl Fnday HELP Wanted - Friday, PARALEGAL corporate and and practical experience, IF you are looking for some- Saturday, midnights 885- for private homes lake pOinte sume to J SWisher, c/o needed for downtown law real estate, downtown De- EKG's, phlobotomy InJec- one to give your home 18514 Mack Avenue Heslops Inc , 22790 Hes- firm Good typing and 9610 troit firm, excellent oral tions, billing (3rd party), tender lOVing care as well TRAVEL AGENTS Grosse Pomte Farms lop Dr , NOVI, MI 48050 spelling skills deSired CHURCH needs part-time communicatIOn and wnt- as being trustworthy and Warren - DetrOit - Troy front desk Will conSider Willing to train legal evening custodian Mon- ten Skills, some math HOUSEKEEPER/child care, jependable, please call Large national commercial ADMINISTRATION clinical, hospital or pnvate aspects to eager, ambi- day - Thursday 3 30 m Skills, organized, degree for lOVing family, mature nursmg care 771-7811, Peggy at 792-9405 Refer- agency seekmg profes- ASSISTANT P tiOUS IndiVidual Call .1030 P m Call 8864300 preferred One to 2 years lady to help mother With 24 hour answenng ma- ences available Sional travel consultants Downtown DetrOit company Carol, 964-2343 for applications expenence Send resume daughters, light house- Travel profeSSionals With has an opening for a chlOe POLISH-English woman, 40 to Box A-40, Grosse keeping, IIve-m/out, 3-5 1 year minimum expen- detail-minded mdlvldualto LANDSCAPE nursery help- GAS station attendant full or STORM doors on speCial years, Will refresh your Pomte News, 96 Ker- days, good salary, fleXible ence including airline work In ItS executive er • year round POSition - part-lime, Harper/Chal- thiS month low as $185 In- home, with her European cheval, Grosse Pornte days Send resume to P- computer background offices We are lookmg for 2 years experience mini- mers Amaco stalled Call Bill, 886- style of cleaning ExperI- Farms, MI 48236 91, Grosse POinte News, May be qualified for a po- someone who has solid mum 823-6662 2920 enced In home, health 96 Kercheval, Grosse Sition With one America's clerical skills types at 4-'. HELP WAIITED LEGAL Secretary needed care for your loved ones WAIT staH and bus persons Pomte Farms, MI 48236 NURSES Aide seeks private travel Industry leaders least 45 ':f pm, possess- MEDItAlIDENTAl for law firm located near 1- Errands, companionship, needed Apply after 2 duty Including light house- Excellent benefits and es excellent verbal COr February 19, 1987 9C Grosse Pointe News IA. GAIIAIjE; YAIID; 8. MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES I. MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES Ie. MUSIC'" INSTRUMENTS . ID. A1tTlQUES FOil SALE I. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES I. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES I. MISCELLAILEOUS AIITICLES IASEMENT SALES F()II SAlE FOil SALE . FOil SALE . '.' FOil SALE" FOil SALE BASEMENT Sale - Satur- CLASSICAL and popular THE COLONIAL OAK office set - extra large FREEZER - Hotpolnt up. DRYER - electric, Ken- BIEKER & STEIN day, February21, 10a m- sheet mUSIC,late 1800's, Mahogany Interiors desk, table, desk, 3 arm right, good Sile very good SHOP more, 1982 like new 2 p m 870 Crescent Lane also 1920's thru 1950's (Antique and Fine ANTIQUES chairS, solid brass hard. condition, $75 886-9666 25701 JEFFERSON $285/offer 296-9622 (off Cook road) Or by ap- 231 Grosse Pomte Blvd Furniture Shop) "Specializing In the ware, needs refinishing REBUILT Kenmore washer, NEAR 10 MILE pOlntment,882-2549 Fur- 10-3 P m Thursday Fri- STATE Fair Bowling Flea (16135 Mack Avenue, Extraord Inary" Mstal storage cabinet 18 Ib capacity, 6 month Antiques, furniture, china, niture dining room table day market - 19600 Wood- corner of Bedford and Mack) A Suburb Roccoco ReVival ChriS, 884-8334 or M warranty, $165 445-0776 bUy and sell Highest leaf, SIX chairs, butler's ward 4-9 pm, Saturday Chippendale cambelback lady's chair, CIrca 1860, Shea, 884-0687 KNABE console plano, wal prices paid Monday - Sat- tray cocktail table, 2 sofa 109 P m Free guarded sofa, mahogany dmlng small, excellent IVOrycarv- CRIB, mattress, dresser nut cabinet, recently regu- urday, 11-16 MOVING - household Items tables, 5 tier cuno shelf, 2 parking additional deal- room set by Drexel, (in- Ing - Battling Blsons, 885.9380 or 469-4807 lated, tuned and ap- for sale - Saturday, 10-5 comb back chairs, yellow 772-0430 ers welcome Wide selec- cludes corner chma cabi- large antique brass and METAL office partitIOn, praised $1,000 343- 885-5471 Bicycles, dining wrought Iron Bakers rack FURNITURE refinished, tion of new and used net) sets of mahogany copper floor lamp from 11'x5'6" glass upper, rea- 0864 room set, Wilham & Mary and more, excellent condi- repaired stripped, any dining room chairs (Chip- Dodge Estate very nice sonable 882-6083 BABY grand plano, $1,3501 BABY CrIb, $8, velvet secretary, painting More tIOn Kitchen appliances type of caning Free esti- pendale Queen Anne Edwardian drysmk With best 886-9524 between loveseat $25 baby Itemsl GREAT Buy - 2 Klingman - all bUilt-in oven, range mates 474-8953 Hepplewhite and Duncan marble top and towel bars clothes, 1-4 882-7062 tube chairs, gold velvet top/hood, douale Sink, diS- 430830 P m Phyle), Queen Anne drop carved antique dictIOnary BASEMENT Sale - La-z- TWO 48' Bobcat mowers, like new Drexel octagon posal, dishwasher m ex- GRINNELL StudiO plano INDIAN VILLAGE leaf coffee table, sofa ta- stand, 18th century 011 Boy, Cricket chair, end ta- cocktail table 777-4173 cellent conditIOn Antique Withbench, (L 56 ,H 44' ) 14'x5' tandem dxel trailer, ble and end tables Hep patnling - St George and ble, clothes 0-12, toys ANTIQUES SHOW fireplace screell and fiX- Good condition, '1>495or $4 000 939.0036 plewhlte and Queen Anne the Dragon, 17th century lamps, door, luggag'3, 3 FRAMED pictures, cut glass February 28 and March 1, tures Books and mlscel best offer 881 1798 Whittier Towers 415 SPALDING Tour edition, 1- maho~any console, Chip- all of Chnst With Winged speed bikes, household bowl and other pieces, laneous Items Burns at East Jefferson PW DynamiC gold S pendale mahogany bed- lion, many more pamtmgs 886-4753 hand painted plates, port- Detroit Hours 11 a m to shaft 779-9223 room sets (tWin and full), and Iithos Good selection able sewing machme m BASEMENT Sale - 20472 10. AITIQUES; FOil SALE COLONIAL loveseat, couch 8 30 pm, Sunday to 6 Victorian medallion-back Costume Jewelry Pamt case, Sears never used Danbury Lane, 2 blocks BLUES clothes to newest 2 years old $550 526- sofa a'1d end tablos Chip lng, frame, and porcelam 777-4173 north of Vernier 3 blocks Announcmg p m AdmiSSion $2 clothes size 4-6 Sweat- 5288 KERSHAW pendale high boys (one 13 restoratIOn Always bUying south old 8 Mile Enter off ers slacks, blazers, OR FURNITURE - console, MANAGEMENT 18th century), Chippen- the unusual Visa and 1-94service drive Clothing size 12-14 Cocktail, eve- HOUSEHOLD matching square table SOUTHFIELD ...... ,..., ~...... ""\ h dale dining room table MasterCard welcome and 2 wooden chairs all - women's large/small, FIRST SHOWING • ~I u-.J ...... v ,...... L. With leaf and 6 chairs Monday-Saturday 10 children clothing, house- and mink, skirts blouses, EALE pecan 886-6304 PAVILiON (Walnut), Antique French am -8 p m hold Items, desk, 3 piece Small collectiOns of G JEN- special sweaters Cail STEREO - Sound DeSign bedroom set Queen FRIDAY,SATURDAY bedroom set Saturday, SEN tableware, BOEHM 881 3222 for Grosse 15414 MACK AVE. ANTIQUE Anne and Chippendale 10 A.M TO 4 PM (AM/FM stereo combina- February 21st, 9 30 a m -5 figUrines, RUSSEL POinte Farms address (at Somerset, m the Park) tion, 4 speakers), $60 Wingback chairs, mahoga- pm EXPOSITION WRIGHT dishes SHEL- and time ny rocking chair, several 886-7533 G E roaster/broiler com- LEY cups 627 bmatlon, $50 Presto corn- DUNCAN Phyfe mahogany French arm chairs, large OAK formlca round drop leaf U. AUCTIONS/ESTATE Southfield CIVICCenter EAST WIND dining room set including mahogany breakfronts, popper Brothers portable SAllS 26000 Evergreen dinette/kitchen table, ANTIQUES table, 2 leaves, cover chma cabinets, book- WASHINGTON manual typewriter, $70 at 101(2Mile 18x26 framed mirror (Con- Panasonlc stereo With 520 South Washington at pads, 4 chairs, hutch, cases With secretary GROSSE POINTE CITY ESTATE SALE temporary) All nearly new recorder and speakers, Sixth Street serving table and chma drawer Mahogany Loveseat, 3 decorator chairs, MOVing No mlsc 231 February 21st, 22nd, 10 Royal Oak cabinet Great condition buffets Many mahogany slate top cocktail tray, floor $300 Black rabbit Jacket, Grosse POinte Blvd, lamps, table lamps, hang. worn once (size 13-14), a m -5 p m 9644 Everts, FEBRUARY 399-1179 547-5145 $1,OOO/best offer 881- bedroom pieces, (night DetrOit (near Dominican Thursday, Friday, 10-3 Ing lamp, country plfle $150 Sweaters and mis- 1403 stands vanities, double High School) 27,28 pm console, beige leather cellaneous All Items like DENLEY'S TWIN Beds - special mat- and tWin beds, dressers 95" Mediterranean sofa sofa, occasional leather new CUriOcabinet (7 feet Furniture, appliances, cloth- MARCH 1 ANTIQUES tress/box spring (custom chests gold tweed, excellent con- chair tall, octagon) all glass, Ing, etc Furniture, clocks, decoys, made) Extra long, abso- 882-5622 dition, $450 343-0935 af- Winter & Company Musette lighted, $400 527-5623 BUYER of" Birthday" Silver- 12-9 Dally 12-6 Sunday toys, and prl mltlves lutely like new, must sell OLD Jewelry, old watches 50ll: off With thiS ad ter 6 p m Spmet plano, 59"x24" NIKON F With 1 5 len and ware at Hawthorne Sale, 27112 Harper, between Will sacrifice $150 each We sell, we bUY,we trade, Country style frultwood chi- WATCHES - 30 pocket case Canon A-1 program February 14, found extra MANCHESTER 10 and 11, 9-5 Monday 885-1967 Klska Jewelers, 63 Ker- na, buffet, server, 44"x watch collection In carry- With 50 and 135 macro pieces 881-6465 ANTIQUE MALL through Friday Call first cheval, Grosse POinte 66" table, 3 leaves and ta- OFF-white couch, chair and Ing case, $2,000 372- lens and case, like new Celebrate the PreSidential for Saturday hours ottoman Recently pur- Farms 885-5755 ble pads - 6 chairs, 4 ad- 772-9385 9685 Bell Howet! 16mm sound Birthdays With our selec- chased less than 6 JAMES A. MONNIG ditIOnal chairs optional proJector and screen En. IC. MUSICAL INSTIIUMENTS tion of memorabilia 116 WE BUY AND SELL months ago Must sell - BOOKSELLER LOVESEA T - 3 months old, Lammated beige lmen, 40' x large and other dark room E Main, Manchester, 428 gomg away to school 15133 KERCHEVAL value $450, sell $195, high 56" table, 2 leaves, 54" eqUipment Miscellane- USED PIANOS 9357 KENNARY KAGE Paid $1,200, asking $850 ~ack wood cane chair, al- country hutch 331-2238 ous optical deVices Wood AT BARGAIN PRICESI PHILCO RadiO and world ANTIQUES 884-7074 most new, $95, commode, Dresser - tWin mirrors, ar- Open Thuisday, Friday, Selected books shop eqUipment All rea- Spinets - Consoles - globe, floor models, 527- bought and sold pecan, $105; slide proJec- mOire, king-Size bed, mat- Uprights Sunday, 12-4 pm BABY Crib - high chair, sonaole 571-6044 8319 Vintage Video Rentals tor, $45, qUilted double tress and boxsprrngs, 2 "Used pianos exclUSively" Saturday, 9 a m to 4 p m used one year $200/best FUR - Raccoon coat, full bedspread, value $100, nlghtstands at a knockout Stemway, Mason & Hamlin ATTENTION WE BUY AND SELL offer 827-6737 after 5 length, full skinS, petite, HARTZ sell for $25 881-6115 price and other used Grands VICTORIAN GALLERY Cadieux at East Warren pm size 6 824-0637 HOUSEHOLD MEDICAL lift chair, 2 con- Ideal children's bedroom set ABBEY PIANO CO ANTIQUE PLAZA 882-4396 BASSETT Crib with mat- trols, fabnc, cushIOned, - trundle bed With stack BARGAINS: Beautiful din- ROYAL OAK - 541-6116 Will be expanding In near fu- SALES Units Ing room set, china cabi- ture, 2 booths are stili . tress DP Bodytone row- "Llftchalr," $900 Also, PIANOS WANTED "'IE •. OFFICE EQUIPMENT Watch thiS space for glonous Brass plated day bed With net, mahogany desk, dou- available In our main mg machlnl'! with attach- shower chair 885-9156 TOP CASH PAID " . whole-house estate sales showroom We feature ments 771-2567 pop-up Unit ble bed, chests, lamps, ta- EXECUTIVE furniture - 2 featunng traditional, semi- TRIPLE dresser, double Fireplace screen, tools and bles, carpeting, office HAMMOND Organ - excel- the highest of quahty Wick- wood desks, one With antiques, lovely old linens, bed, night stand, antique andirons chairs 463-7404 lent condition, chord com- er, Victorian furniture, Ice leather top, SWivelchairs, WE BUY BOOKS Oriental rugs, pewter, cop- white, 96" sofa, two occa- PICniC table - mint condi- puter, many features boxes, refrigerators, 19th 6' boat top conference ta- per, brass on Devonshire sional chairs 773-2881 af- early 201t'j century furni- IN YOUR HOME tion IA. GAIIAGE; YAIIID; Best reasonable offer ble and chaIrs ~J.lda9000 In Grosse POinte next ter 7p m Many COlieCIlDledflU decora- ture, glass, collectibles Free Offers -~ 293-8775 copy machine, priced to weekend February 27th, etc For dealer tnforma- No Obligation USED office furniture - tive Items sell 20870 Mack Avenue, 28th Call the Hotlme for ARTLEY Flute - excellent desks, files, etc Make of- SIX complete sets of collec- MOVING Sale - furniture, tlOn, 634-3808 110 South Appraisals Furnished cond\toln, $185 or best of. Wood!i details, 885-1410 'I tor's b09£,:~s4J!1her mise miscellaneous Items 771- Sag\(law St J Holly, Ml i Entire Estates I )~~ ~~2':;;g~~~,,," '" bOOKS '" - ... ~ fer After 5 p m 886- 1984 TOSHIBA copier, 20 ,rU also'ne~ell"'T ,.. l ~------'-,~-~ ,- 4 February 19, 1987 11C Grosse Pointe News .. liG. WASHEII/OIlYEIlI . 201. niCTlIl4AL SEIIVICE ~OE. HOME IM"IOVEMfHT . 13. ilEAL UTATE - . 13. ilEAL ESTATE ..: 13. ilEAL ESTATE - 14. ilEAL ESTATE WANTED 11. GENEIIAL SEIIVICE APPUANCE II£PAIIIS GENERAL GENERAL . GENEIIAL LOOKING for a handyman HAULING: Garage tear SERVING THE CERAMIC tile work and in- GROSSE POINTE WOODS PA Y ATTENTION TWO family flat brick, on CALL GEORGE special - prefer Harper downs, construction de- terIOr and exterior paint- 2101 LOCHMOOR TO DETAILS LakepOinte, 5/5 $69,900 NUTTO APPLIANCE GROSSE POINTES Woods, need 3 bedrooms briS, concrete, dirt, garage Ing Call for free estimate Custom bUill 2 bedroom Such as the hardwood floors 822-6952 With basement and 2 car and basement junk, SINCE 1965 662-2644 or 865-1027 af- (possible 4) brick bun- and marble 3111s which • Washer - Dryer Service LAING/Morang sharp, 2 garage To be owner OC' brush Can remove or ter 5 pm galow Entire house new- grace thiS 6 bedroom Co • Vacuum Service and CUSWORTH bedroom brick, low down cupled 884-9105 move almost anything DUFFY Construction - all ly profeSSionally decor at lomal set In Grosse POinte Sale~ ELECTRIC Land Contract 884-3353 Phil Wassenaar, 823- home Improvement, car- ed City certified ready to Woods Just a short diS- • Used Stoves-Refrigerators Family Owned and ~ 1207 pentry, painting, paper move-In tance fmm the Park ThiS Operated LOTS FOil SALE.: . ~ hanging 884-5265 Slated foyer, fireplace m3r slate patio and foyer make . 131. COMPLETE bUilding ser- WE SELL REBIJIL T Licensed and Insured PRIVATE mdlvldual interest- ble Sills, hardwood floors grand entrances and eXits vice All types repairs No WASHERS Electrical Contractors COMMERCIAL lot for sale ed In purchaSing a lot to HANDYMAN Specializing In paneling throughout Din an everyday occurance Job too small. Licensed - AND DRYERS • Residential. Commercial - 80xl00 8 Mile Road by bUild on In Gros':.e POinte painting carpentry forml- Ing room With bUilt-in chi- $179000 (F 27RIZ) Insured Since 1965 445- • RadiO Dispatched Units In Eastland Call before 11 Shores or Fan:'5 Must be ca war" and small Jobs na cabinets family room 8865800 8674 your area Excellent references 882- am 885-9227 or 961- large enough to accom- and parquet floor and ca SCHWEITZER 445-0776 • Fast Emergency Service 3997 between 9 am. 4 modate 4,000 to 5,000 4827 atter 6 p m thedral cellmg Half f n REAL ESTATE SENIOR CITIZENS pm square foot home Call 11A. CARPET INSTALLATION . Ished basement v.lth knot BETTER HOMES DOC'S DISCOUNT Mr Slevens, 886-1763, af- ty pine bar Two car over AND GARDENS - - APPLIANCE .13C. WAlll'1I0PERTY ter 12 until 10 p m JERRY'S CARPET Sized brick garage Not a HARPE=R WOODS 886-4448 SERVICE IF BUSY CALL 881 4664 drive by must see inSide Is norre to thiS high quality SERVICE LAKE Huron Just north of 15. IUSIIIESS mOIlTUIUTJES Fast, curtlous, profeSSional 15215 MACK to appreciate well maintained bungalow /. . Installation - repairs, all Port Huron Scenic service One Owner Only featuring hardwood floors kinds I n-home sales, S & J ELECTRIC lakefront 70 parcel plus SET your own hours and • Washers • Dryers • Dish $90000 wet plaster large P\ltche'l Warehouse prrces Over Residential - Commercial aOjolnlng 10 acre woodlot wages Be your own boss- washers. Refrigerators • OPEN HOUSE newer gal age, rec room 20 years expenence 776- No Job Too Small and charming small cot- Will train Call 822-4318 Ranges • Garbage Dls- SUNDAY With wood burning stove, 3604 885-2930 JOANNA WESTERN tage Ideal for waterfront for interview pcsals • Microwaves • FEBRUARY 22 finished basement With CARPET LAYING estate or small reSidential More MARTIN WINDOW SHADES 1 30-430 P M h"lf h"'" rlnn t m,<::<:: lhl<:: ""In (")1n Ut,..'IIC'IV",-llt't;IIL • V_- February 19, 1987 12C Grosse Pointe News ZON. CEMENT AND .R'CII 20R. FURNITURE RE'A1RI ~OE. HOME IM'ftOVEMEltr , 2OF. ftOOFINa SERVICE , 20G. CAR,n CLEANING 20H. PAINTING/DECOllATING 20H. 'AIHTING/DECOftAJfflG 20". PAINTING/DECOllATING WOftK ftEFINISHING GIOVANNI SACCO PAINT - PAPER - STAIN R.L. STREMERSCH GROSSE POINTE MODERNIZATION HADLEY HOME STEAM CARPET DECORATING SERVICE EL GRECO'S • Expenenced CEMENT CONTRACTOR FURNITURE IMPROVEMENT CLEANING Painting, wallpapering, M.T CHARGOT JANITORIAL • Off-season rates Cement REFINISHING $650 Per Average Room staining, wallpaper re- INC. SERVICE • Free estimates Driveways QUALITY REFINISHING BUILDING CO. 3 Room MInimum moval, patching, caulking PERSONALL Y DESIGNED COMPLETE RUBBISH REMOVAL • licensed and Insured Patios AND REPAIRS ReSidential - Commercial Insured and licensed ital- ROOFING Let us clean up your mess • ReSident of area Bnckwork HANDSTRIPPING * Kitchen - Attics SOFA - $2250 Ian Journeyman Basements - Porches SERVICE AWcs, basements, gar. 886-8045 Basement Waterprooflrlg 16125 MACK * CHAIR/SOFA - $500 264-7579 978-2448 COMMERCIAL ages, office, etc No Job Steps 882-7680 * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms DRAPES cleaned MICHAEL'S Outdoor deck enVIronments RESIDENTIAL too small or too big You Tuck POinting TOM PRINCE In our plant GROSSE POINTE CUSTOM CRAFTED name It Very reasonable PAINTING & No job too small PROPRIETOR TEAR.OFF Other cleaning services CONTRACTORS * Cabinets Formica rates Free estimates REFINISHING FrEle estimates FURNITURE refinished, re- RESHINGLE available Walls, windows EXPERT WALLPAPERING * Woodworkmg-trtm work gutters, Siding 884-7220 Grosse POinte ReSident SPECIAL1ZING IN paired, stripped, any tYDtt HOT TAR/GRAVEL INSTALLATION OF ALL * Replacement Wlnoows FREE ESTIMATES DIVISionof Creative Artists Interior Exterior Service DRIVEWAYS AND of caning Free estImates * Interior Exterior Doors TYPES OF Vob\LLCOVERING CERTIFIED 527-7320 Palntmg - Plastering 474-8953 or 345-6258 FULLY LICENSED AND 885-8155 GlaZing and Marblllzing BASEMENT APPLICATIONS OF INSuRED FREE ESTIMATES Stripping and Staining WATERPROOFING MODIFIED SINGLE PLY K-CARPET GENERAL HOME REPAIR EL INSURED Complete Kitchen Refinishing ",-. ~QS.CA,R'ENTEII', ~ URETHANE FOAM - 884-7139 Free Estimates - 882-6842 CLEANING Michael Satmary Jr Insured - Free Estimates RUBBER ROOFING COMPANY References CARPENTER - small and BARKER SYSTEMS COMPLETE PAINTING large lobs 32 years ex- GRECO'S 885-3230 331-6138 , 20r. WATERPROOFING, CONTRACTORS VENTS CARPET SPECiALISTS MASTERPIECE AND DECORATING perience Licensed 527- Modernization • Alterations GUDERS 882-0688 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR JB Painting and Decorating 6656 • Addilions • family REPAIRS PAINTING Wallpapenng TOP QUALITY CRAFT- CAPIZZO CONST...... - '", - ~ Rooms • Kitchens & Rec LICENSED -INSURED Interror-extenor Exoerrence REFERENCES MANSHIP Complete In- BASEMENT ALBERT D. 20". 'AINTlNGlOECOllATlN& reatlOn Areas 8860520 In repalnng cracks, dam- RALPH ROTH 886-8248 tenor and exterior ReSI- WATERPROOFING aged plaster, fading, peel- THOMAS, INC. JAMES BARKER dential and commerCial WALLS STAIGHTENED PI=l~\I>=NT I(;F RA(;K-iIP ...... l' 11,...., ... .,.., P'"("< MELIN'S PAINTING ~ .. ,,,...,,, M ....."""t ill """'l'-_ COI\ITI=lACTOi=lS Il\le • 'tt, t"'UIIU t"'''"'' .... r"lliU i II_I" .L..I""\vCU ddo-::>U44 Interror - Extenor Rf:L'AI:3LI:: 839-b011 Shovel snow and Ice from PAiNTiNG moval Polite service, very DONE RIGHT EASTLAND Patching, Plastering, your wof INTERIOR - EXTERIOR reasonable rates Free es- EXPERIENCED painter - 10 YEAR GUARANTEE We are general contractors ALUMINUM Stucco, Varnishing ROOFING - SIDING - DRYWALL - PLASTERING timates 20 years experience LICENSED INSURED One call takes care of all PRODUCTS Wmdow Glazing - Caulking TRIM AND GUDERS TILE WORK - REPAIRS Grosse Pomte area 885- your bUilding-remodeling Wallpapering Sale In Home TONY 885-0612 Storm Windows and doors GLAZING -IMPROVEMENTS 884.7220 4711 problems, large or small Siding trim, ruoflng, seam- Replacement Windows Free Estimates INSURED INTERIOR decorator - ex. TU 2-0628 less gutters storm doors and doors Modified roof- GREAT WESTERN Reasonable Price R.L, perlenced With unique and Windows, railings Ing membrances 10 year References, Good Work FRANK B WILLIAMS 882 ..9644 PAINTING Ideas and access to aluminum shutters, por.:h flat roofs Ice back-up Great Weste", Pamtlng of- Licensed bUilder SpeCializ- MELIN 759-5099 wholesale goods Avail- STREMERSCH enclosures Free courte- problems solved COMMERCIAL PAINTING fers the ultimate In resl- Ing In home up-dating able for short and long ous estimates RON VERCRUYSSE CO SYSTEMS, INC denlial painting Great GROSSE POINTE BASEMENT Porch enclosures, doors term clients Kathleen, WATERPROOFING Office/Showroom 774.3542 Resldentl(ll and Commercial Western speCializes In IN- adjusted, bookshelves, PAINTER'S INC. 773-7431 29315 Harper Licensed Insured We speCialize In custom TERIOR painting We of- Walls Repaired paneling Small jobs wel- Straightened S C S 774-0460 work Insurea, references fer the best In preparation Painting - Intenor-exterlor, PAINTING, plaster repair, all comed For courteous ex. LEONARD'S Roofing shin- Replaced available Free estimates, before painting to give paperhanging and panel- household repairs Neat pert assistance In Improv- DOUGLAS SHAW gles, flat areas, bUildup ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 286-0092 mornmgs/ eve- long lasting results We Ing Free estimates cheer- work Mark 885-1937 Ing your home, please call HOME RENOVATION roofs and repairs 01 all nings also use only the finest fully given Licensed and me at 881-0790 Remodeling or Repairs Al- kmds, gutters Work guar- matenals Great Western Insured most Any Need Done - anteed Free estimates INTERIOR pamtlng and wall 201. WALL WASHING 884-7139 COMPLETE bUilding ser- people are quality minded 882-9234 Kitchen, Bath, Rec Insured 884-5416 papering, quality work vice All types repairs Nu and courteous All at rea- K.MAINTENANCE Com- TESOLIN Job too small Licensed- Rooms, Library, Small ROOFING repairs, chimney, done the nght way 20% WOOD sonable rates Call today pany - wall washing, BROTHERS Insured Since 1965 445- Jobs Welcome Quality Is screens, basement leaks, off After 6 p m 882-0011 for a FREE estimate by First Call 885-5253 REFINISHING floor cleaning and waxing 8674 plaster repairs Handy- Great Western Paint- STRIP STAIN VARNISH CEMENT Free estimates, CARPENTRY - minor or COMPLETE bUlldmg ser- man work Insured Ing 839-5154, 882-0926 Duphcate EXisting Finish Or CONTRACTOR 0«- l2Xrl2n 882-0688 vice All types repairs No Seaver's, 882-0000 Colors to Match major - nothing 100 TONY CUSTOM Made slipcovers The Master Plumber and drapenes Guaran- (Son of Emil) teed workmanship Expe- No Job too small New and rienced Call now - Ber- repairs violations nice 521-5255 293-3181 CALL Sonia lor top quality PLUMBING REPAIRS drapery and curtains - any style 15 years expe- & nence Reasonable Prices, SEWER CLEANING free estimates 979-4098 Reasonable Rates For All Mike Potier - Licensed 882-1558 20Z. lANDSCAPINGI • • • . SNOW REMOVAL ' FRANK R. TRIMMING, removal, spray. Ing feeding and stump WEIR removal Free Estimates PLUMBING, HEATING Complete tree service SEWER AND DRAINS Call Fleming Tree Ser- Vice, 774.6460 BOILEFI SPECIALISTS MAC'S TREE AND SPRINKLER REPAIRS SHRUB TRIMMING COMPLETE WORK 885-n11 Reasonable rates, quality 381 KERCHEVAL FARMS ~~I\ll\"~ Cetll IVIII 770# Since 1925 Keith Danielson 4429 Licensed Master Plumber SNOW MICRO furnace, mighty 11OV electric heater Call REMOVAL Jim Glister 777.8386 • 24-HOUR SERVICE ALL PLUMBING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL DRAIN CLEANING CALL FOR RATES FAUCETS TOILETS, ETC REPAIRED, REPLACED JAMES LEAMON WORK GUARANTEED LANDSCAPING NO SERVICE CHARGE LOW RATES 824-0852 886-2920 SNOW REMOVAL BATHROOMS COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL REMODELED 882.0688 PLUMBING REASONABLE REPAIRS STUMP REMOVAL PIPES THAWED HANDYMANINC 882.5204 CUT Rite - profeSSional 779-6261 lawn care - average size lawns cut, edged and 20W. DRESSMAKING AND trimmed weekly Starting .- lAIUIRIN' " at $8 Call 882-0695 ALTERATIONS and repairs SNOW REMOVAL done In my home Call • 24 hour service Tern, 884-3584 • DrIVes, parkmg lots <) Walkways EXPERT ladles alterations • Free estimates and dress making, hem- Quality reliability, reason- ming, weight loss, all able rates Brad professionally done Jean- nette, 882-0865 885-5862 You are invited to join The over -50,000 readership of the Grosse Pointe News. Delivered to your residence with your mail every Thursday: MAIL YOURCHECKTO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS Wcz'll 96 KERCHEVAL AVE. Miss You GROSSE POINTE, MI 48236 1 YEAR $17 NAME 2 YEARS $29 STREET If you fall to notify us when you move rlease call our office, 882-6900 for a 3 YEARS change of address FaIlure to do so $42 CITY could cause a delivery delay or Out of State: cancellation of your subscnptlon If possIble gIVe us a two week notIce $19, $35, $53 STATE ZIP 14C , • •• '. 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PAYWf"1 /#::5 EVERYTHING INCLUDED I I J' [l~mE "I r In TOIA~ CASrl Dl)f f,T LEASE I',CE?T G'iS14~9 90 I TAl" ~ ,I< () !£ AT I TO-A, A'JOU~H OF PW~JH.T:; S1~515 '0 I ,. HAl ,.A1lJNT Of r ;'JI JUS," ADO OTA (It U A If" I TO A Il1lrt.GE ALlGMD W,OOO I..=~F HAn'"';f(/ ,. T~X & PU~TES I Mil EACE CHAHGE OVER 60 on J 06C Mile , ( .- THE L,-O-NuG CURE AND 'MMlEDIATE DEl,'Vl~RY! 13711 E. n MILE RD. -4 T 5CHorNHERR ON£ MILE wrr; T OF ORA no T 777-2700 1-",-,- I - _....---..-.. ~.1- .. February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 12C 20N. CEMENT AND .RICK 201'. FUIINITUIIE IIE.AIII' IIEFINISHING 20ft. PAINTING/DECOllATING ~OH. PAINTING/DECORATING 20H. PAINTING/DECORATING WORK 20£. "OM~ IMPROVEMENT 2Of. ROOfiNG SEIIVICE 20G. CUPET (:LEAMIMG GIOVANNI SACCO PAINT - PAPER - STAIN R.L. STREMERSCH GROSSE POINTE FURNITURE MODERN IZA TION HADLEY HOME STEAM CARPET EL GRECO'S DECORATING SERVICE • E=xpenenced CEMENT CONTRACTOR CLEANING Painting, wallpapering, • Off.season rates Cement REFINISHING M.T. CHARGOT IMPROVEMENT JANITORIAL QUALITY REFINISHING $6 50 Per Average Room staining, wallpaper re- • Free estimates Dnveways BUILDING CO. INC. SERVICE moval, patching, caulking • Licensed and Insured Patios AND REPAIRS COMPLETE 3 Room MInimum RUBBISH REMOVAL PERSONALLY DESIGNED Insured and licensed Ill'll. • ReshJent of area Brickwork HANDSTRIPPING ROOF!NG ReSidential - Commercial Let us clean up your mess Kitchen. Attics Ian Journeyman BB6-8045 Bassment Waterproofing 16125 MACK * SERVICf SOFA - $2250 AttiCS, basements gar- * Basements - Porches 264 7579 978-2448 ------Steps 882-7680 COMMERCIAL CHAIR/SOFA - $500 ages, office etc No job * Bathrooms. Rec Rooms MICHAEL'S Tuck Pomtlng TOM PRINCE RESIDENTIAL DRAPES cleaned too small or too big You GROSSE POINTE PROPRIETOR Outdoor deck environments In our plant PAINTING & No Job too small CUSTOM CRAFTED name It VfJry reasonable CONTRACTORS Free estimates FURNITURE refmlshed, re- TEAR-OFF Other clean 109 services rates Free estimates REFINISHING * Cabinets. Formica available Walls, wmdows paired, stnpped, any type RESHINGLE EXPE8.T WALLPAPERING Grosse POinte ReSide'll SPECIALIZING IN * Woodworking tnm work 884.7220 of canmg. Free estimates HOT TAR/GRAVEL gulters, Siding INSTALLATION OF ALL Interior Exterior Service DRIVEWAYS AND * Replacement Windows FREE ESTIMATES DIVISion of Creative Artlst~ TYPES OF WALl.COv'ERING 474-8953 or 345-6258 * Intenor Exterior Doors Painting - Plastering BASEMENT CERTIFIED 527-7320 885-8155 GlaZing and Marblllzing FULLY L1CEI\ISED AND WATERPROOFING INSURED APPLICATIONS OF FREE ESTIMATES Stnppmg and Stammg • 205. 'CAftPENTEft K-CARPET INSURED 884-7139 GENERAL HOME REPAIR MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, EL Complete Kitchen Refinishing Free Estimates - 882-6842 URETHANE FOAM - CLEANING Michael Satmary Jr Insured - Free Estimates CARPENTER - small and RUBBER ROOFING COMPANY COMPLETE PAINTING References large Jobs 32 years ex- BARKER SYSTEMS GRECO'S AND DECORATING 885-3230 331-6138 perience Licensed 527- CONTRACTORS VENTS CARPET SPECIALISTS MASTERPIECE 6656 INTERIOR - EXTERIOR JB Painting and Decoratmg CAPIZZO CONST. Modernization • Alterations GUTTERS 882-0688 PAINTING Wallpapering TOP QUALITY CRAFT. REPAIRS BASEMENT ALBERT D. • Additions • Family . . lnterlor-extenor Expenence REFERENCES MANSHIP Complete in- WATERPROOFING Rooms • Kitchens & Rec- LICENSED -INSURED 20M. PAINrINtilD£COIlATlNG In repairing cracks, dam- RALPH ROTH 886.8248 terior and exterior Resl- THOMAS, INC. WALLS STAIGHTENED reation Areas 886-0520 ~~orl ;>1""lor f~rlmo of'el- cent'2.1 ~nd ,..nmm~rrl~1 C'ONTRA('TORC; INC Mt:LlN £., FAli'lIII'lG ANt) Ht: ....LAlA::U JAMES BARKER PREVENT ICE BACK.UP lng, paint, wallpaper re- RELIABLE 839-6611 Intenor - Extenor DONE RIGHT 886.5044 Shovel snow and Ice from PAINTING moval Polite service, very We are general contractors Patching, Plastering, EXPERIENCED painter - 10 YEAR GUARANTEE EASTLAND your roof reasonable rates Free es- One call takes care of all INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Stucco, Varnish 109 20 years experience LICENSED INSURED your bUlldlng.remodeling ALUMINUM ROOFING - SIDING - DRYWALL - PLASTERING timates Window Glazing - Caulking Grosse POinte area 885- TONY 885-0612 problems, large or small PRODUCTS TRIM AND GUTTERS TILE WORK REPAIRS Wallpapenng Sale In Home 4711 Storm Windows and doors GLAZING.IMPRCNEMENTS 884.7220 TU 2-0628 Free Estimates INTERIOR decorator - ex- Siding, trim roofing seam- Replacement Windows INSURED Reasonable Price R,L. GREAT WESTERN perienced With umque FRANK B WilLIAMS less gutters storm doors ana doors Modified roof- References, Good Work and windows, railings, Ing membrances 10 year 882.9644 PAINTING Ideas and access to STREMERSCH Licensed bUilder SpeCializ- alummum shutters, porch flat roofs Ice back up Great Western Painting of- MELIN 759-5099 wholesale goods Avail. Ing In home up-dating. COMMERCIAL PAINTING fers the ultimate In resI- Porch enclosures, doors enclosures Free courte. problems solved GROSSE POINTE able for short and long BASEMENT ous estimates RON VERCRUYSSE CO SYSTEMS, INC dential painting Great term chents Kathleen, WATERPROOFING adjusled, bookshelves. Office/Showroom 774-3542 ReSidential and Commercial Western speCializes In IN- PAINTER'S INC. 773-7431 Walls Repaired paneling Small jobs wel. We specialize In custom TERIOR painting We of- comed For courteous ex- 29315 Harper Licensed Insured PAINTING, plaster repair, all Straightened work Insured, references fer the best In preparation Painting - mtenor-exterlor, pert assIstance In Improv- S C S 774-04bO household repairs Neat Replaced LEONARD'S Roofmg shin- available Free estimates, before painting to give paperhanging and panel- Ing your home. please call work Mark,885-1937 ALL WORK GUARANTEED. DOUGLAS SHAW gles, flat areas, bUildup 286-0092 mornings/ eve- long lasting results We Ing Free estimates cheer- me at 881-0790 roofs and repairs of all HOME RENOVATION nmgs also use only the finest fully given Licensed and COMPLETE bUilding ser. Remodeling or Repairs Al- kmds, gutters Work guar. matenals Great Western Insured 201. WAlL WASHING . 884-7139 , ' vice All types repairs No anteed Free estimates INTERIOR painting and wall 882-9234 most Any Need Done - people are quality minded job too small Licensed. Kitchen, Bath, Rec Insured 884-5416 papermg, quality work and courteous All at rea- K-MAINTENANCE Com- TESOLIN Insured Since 1965. 445- Rooms, Library, Small ROOFING repairs, chimney, done the fight way 20% sonable rates Call today WOOD pany - wall washing, BROTHERS 8674 Jobs Welcort'e Quality Is screens, basement leaks, off After 6 p m 882-0011 for a FREE estimate by REFINISHING floor cleanmg and waxing CEMENT First Call 885-5253 plaster repairs Handy- Greal Western Paint- STRIP STAIN VARNISH Free esllmates CARPENTRY - minor or CONTRACTOR major - nothing too COMPLETE bUilding ser- man work Insured Ing 839-5154.882-0926 Duplicate EXlsling Fmlsh Or 882-0688 Speclallzmg m small References Free vice All types repairs No Seaver's 882-0000 INTERIORS Colors to Match. Kitchen cabinets, bathroom GROSSE POinte Fireman waterproofmg estimates Insured Paul. lob too small Licensed- ROOFING and repair Shin- BY DON & LYNN vanities. rec-famlly room Will do wall washing 821- 46 years In bUSiness 372-3726. Insured Since 1965 445. gles are flal Alummum • Husband.Wlfe Team paneling, doors, trim and 2984 FREE ESTIMATES 8674 sldmg and trim Bob, 526- • Wallpapering FINISH Carpentry - resI- moldings WALL Washmg - effiCient, 0666 • Painting 777-0642 777-6263 dential/commercial mten. HOME repairs by Ylannls of Licensed Insured experienced, reasonable • Meticulous or remodeling, ornamen. St Clair Shores - 779. References Free Estimates Call Rob Please leave WILLIAMS STONE ROOFING • Insured tal woodwork In oak, pine, 4390 Work guaranteed PRESTIGE PAINTING CO message 882-6032 WATERPROOFING References Free estl' 884.9512 • Over 20 Years Expenence birch, custom cedar DAVID ROLEWICZ PROPER METHODS OF mates Call us today Residential. Commercial • 885-2633 * closets 293-1906 296-7386 778-5025 20J. WINDOW WASHING WATERPROOFING You'll be pleased you did Industrial. Flat Roof • CARPENTER - small jobs, S & G Pamtlng ReSidential ONLY Reroofing • Recoatlng • HARVARD repairs, partitions, shelv. QUALITY home Improve. painting, free estimates, Single Ply • Tear Offs • K-WINDOW * BUCKLED BASEMENT lng, doors Call Pete, 882- ments and remodeling by interior only, senror Citizen PAINTING Hot Tar Shingles • Slate WALLS REPAIRED, 2795 discounts, minor repairs • Intenor - Extenor painting CLEANING licensed bullder 774- • Tile • Decks • Copper STRAIGHTENED AND at no cost Call anytime • Alrless spraying 8919 Metal • FREE ESTI- COMPANY BRACED FOREST PAINTING 886-0422 • Quality CraftsmanshIp Storms, screens, gutters, * NO INJURY TO LAWNS CORNERSTONE MATES • Ice Dam • REFERENCES Shields • Heater Tapes aluminum cleaned In- AND SHRUBS & CONST. CO. ALL AROUND 881-1057 886-4898 CONST. CO. Installed • L1CENSED- sured Free estimates * LICENSED, INSURED • Carpentry, Remodeling PROFESSIONAL Kitchens - Custom Design INSURED BRIAN'S WHITEY'S 882-0688 *15YEARSEXPE~ENCE • Wallpapering Family Rooms PAINTING , IN POINTES • Palnttns-lntenorlExtenor ,_ > PROFESSIONAL ~...... # lil .. Ii D BARR .... Wmdow Replacements JOHN D. SIMON ExpeTJenc.ed ~ai~ * ALL WORK GUARAN- if PAINTING • Wallpapermg • Any Repairs Plastering , ~ Commercial Remodeling Repairs drywall, wet CLEANING SERVICES TEED (WRITTEN FREE 778-1028 - 773-6986 Interior and exterior • interior Painting Licensed and Insured plaster, Window glaz- SECOND GENERATION ESTIMATF:S) Interlor/Extenor Roofmg, Caulkmg, work Specializing In Ing-caulking Interior- • Reasonable Prices WINDOW AND GUTTER 882-2118 Additions Weatherstnpplng, Repairs repairs to drywall or 824-7665 exterior Resldentlal- • Good Work CLEANING Custom and Quality always LICENSED - INSURED 938 BALFOUR plaster Good work - Commercial Free es. • Call - no Job too small DALE 777-8497 WE DO CARPENTRY LICENSED AND INSURED Free estimates - GROSSE POINTE PARK tlmates HOllest - P.H 774-0414 Village Lock and Home JIM LAETHEM SUNSHINE Guaranteed Anytime A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS work guaranteed Repair Company, 882.9310 IMPROVEMENT 676-2751 PAINTING - 1987 - start Service on storms and AQUA-STOP ANYTIME 671.647F, 18554 Mack, Grosse CO. the new year fresh, re- screens Wet Basement Company HADLEY HOME paint the InSide of your Free Estimates Leaky basements repaired POinte Farms 881. "OUR ROOFS ARE TOPS' IMPROVEMENT home Paul 372-3726 Without outSide dlggrng 8603 Licensed - fully Insured 775-1690 INC. LIFETIME WARRANTY DESIGNS BY O'GORMAN GEORGE OLMIN COMPLETE 822-5589 445-6913 20T. ItLUMIING AND-' IiOME OR BUSINESS WINDOW CLEANING REMODELING 24 HOURS HEATING ROOF PRO Palntmg, wallpapering and SERVICE SERVICE ROOFING • Interior/Exterior total maintenance, repair 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES POSITIVE Kitchen-Baths • Staining Work work Insured Addilions-Porches SYSTEMS 372-3022 AMERICAN PLUMBING AND • Flag Poles 521-6594 COMPLETE BASEMENT Attlc/Rec Rooms • Wallpapering/Remov- GROSSE Po'nte Fireman HEATING Aluminum SldlnglTrlm ROOFING SERVICE INTERIOR and exterior al Will do wmdow washing WATERPROOFING Plumbing and heating GutterslDown Spouts RESIDENTIAL painting and paperhang- • Commerclal/Reslden. Ing Reasonable rates, 30 821-2984 repairs Roofing/Shingles/Hot Tar COMMERCIAL Low Prices 881-4988 SHEET METAL Iial years experience Ray Storm Windows/Doors • Power Washing Free Estimates AND GUTTER WORK Barnowsky, 372-2392 af- 20K. TILE WORK PLUMBING - major or mi- Aluminum Siding and • Texture Cellinge:; 10 Year Guarantee Gutter Cleaning SLATE.CEDAR ter 6 pm nor repairs, qUick re- • References CERAMIC tile - reSidential LICENSED Fences/Repairs of all kmds RESTORATION BETTER Home Decorating sponse, low rates In- Jobsand repairs 15 years FULLY INSURED Licensed and Insured FLAT DECKS - pamtlng, wallpapermg, swett Paul, 372-3726 experience 776-4097, Senior Citizen Discount 886-0520 AND REPAIRS plaster repair 15 years DAVID SUPAl 776-7113 Andy EMIL THE LEAKS STOPPED - expenence Paul, 773- 526.9288 KELLY GUARANTEED PLUMBER 445-6948 -.-J 3799 2ON: CEMEJlT AND .RICK YEAR ROUND SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN BUILDING CO. IV'ASTER Painter and paper . WOItK- . ALL WORK GUARANTEED • Kitchens • Bathrooms o C KELLY BUILDER hanger Excellence guar- 200-. PlASTEIl WORK L1CENSED.INSURED • Laundry room and • Quality Remodeling anleed Dan 777-3381 BRICK and cement repairs .. Andersen Replacement Violations 882.2203 Porches, chimneys, tuck PLASTERING and drywall Wmdows and Doors PAINTING, wallpapenng, • Old and new wor" porntlng Experienced repairs TextUring and • Additions of all types wall washing, senior diS- Free Estimates Reasonable Neat work stucco Insured Pete • Custom Garages count Jan, 884-8757 Bill, Master Plumber Insured Seaver's B82- Taormma 469-2967 882-3463 Glenda, 293-0166 0000 (Son of Emil) LICENSED - INSURED MIKE'S PAINTING SPECIALIZING In repairs - 882-0029 ANDY'S MASONRY AND clean, prompt service Intenor - Exterior CHIMNEY REPAIR K. LAFATA Grosse POintereferences COMPLETE PLU~BING Wallpapenng speCialiZing In All masonry, brick weather- SERVICE Chimney Repalre:; Screens Free estimates Call Lou repal rs loose plaster, proofing repairs SpeCial 839.7852 Bnck Repalls, 1 uckpo'nllng cracks peeling paint, Win' 882-2294 IZlng In tuck pomting and New work, repairs. ranova- GultPfS Guller cleaning, dOlNSputtied and caull(ed small Jobs Licensed In- PLASTERING - drywall tIO'1$,water healers. sew- Roof repairs Reasonable prrces and sured Reasonable Free ceramic tile tuck POInllng, er cleaning, code Viola- FREE ESTIMATES honest references estimates 881-0505 882 stucco 30 years ex. tions Licensed master 884-8648 Cail 777-8081 Anytime 3006 penence Free estimates plumber All work guaran- Guaranteed Call Valenti- teed DOORS JOHN'S PAINTING CAPIZZO CONST no after 4, 372 3462 CITY Wide Door Co Inc InterIOr-Exterior SpeCializ- QUALITY WORK CUSWORTH Commitment to e,(cel ing In repairing damaged PLASTERING and drywall ALL TYPES OF HEATING le'1ce sales service In plae:;ter drywall and CEMENT RRICK AND Nell Squires 757-0772 5tallallon Rp~ldentlal cracks, peeling palnl, Win. BLOCK WORK PLASTER and drywall re AIR COND~TIONING commercial industrial ga dow putlylng and caulk- Garages raised and set pair Quality work Call REFRIGERATION rage doors, entry doors mg, wallpap9rlng Also, down on new ratwall and Frank 293-0143 COMMERCIAL storm door,> ElectriCdoor paint old aluminum SIding floor Waterproofing FIVE Star Plastanng - RESIDENTIAL openers rac'lo cont, ols All work and material LICENSED & INSURED Stue-co,painting drywall, QUALITY WORK Cilll 779 5700 guaranteed Reasonable . 2H. CARPETa.UNI" Grosse POintereferences TONY 885-0612 mud + tape Bill 343 881-4664 NORTHERN 5085 Free estimates BRICK, e:;torr b ork ((,1, BOB DUBE crete rrll rlt s ,f , SHOAf SIDE Carpet Clean PAINT COMPANY 776-9439 r PLUMBING and HEATING 109 proff'se:;lonal cdrpel • Custom Commercial Palnllng nf'Ys f If', I , SUPE~IOR ROOFIN ... - all '11lno' or PAINTER, Intenor extenor Llcensed.Master Plumber clear>mg Work guaran • Custom ReSidential Palntlrg reOill r [I( C' PLASTERING major all r001 repairs In wallpapering wallwash' SEWER CLEANING teed Fully Insured Frpe • Professlon?1 Spray Painting 1201 C1 ' \'JD PAINTING CO sured Paul 372 3726 ,ng very neat and reason. SPRINKLER REPAIR, ESllrTIillee:;Call 775 3450 • Wallpapenng ar>d Plnster We' k .. ! plilstenng and dry able references available ETC ;:>4 hoUl" LlCEl'JSED AND FULLY INSURf:D I'lall repair Cement Grosse POinte Woods PYRAMID Call Ron 776-822? or 176 ,lucro repair Insured EXPERT CARPET FPlE ESTIMATES 7798128 76;:>3 886.3897 ROOFING L... _ rferrnces Tom Mc CLEANING EXPERT Wallpapermg rea. I Ci'lbe DECKARD PG noollng TlIJck Mount Extraction sonable rates Free e~tl' 1 8=-8:.:.5....;6:.:.9.:.9.:.1 --~ PLUMBING CO Trar Off!, ReSidential Commercial mdt,;:> rQ'eroncps After Rppdlr • Bathrooms Remodeled L'\jlhJC nOOM b p (T1 776 7507 • Violations Corrected VGntlld.tlon AND HALl 27">0 GROSSE POinte res,denll • All Types o! Installallon Yrar Round Service Furniture Clfldnlng graduale sludent seeks and Repairs r~r~a refrr£>nces Senior MRlJI,I~TI ,~ DAVb Tf- OLiS 779 0411 FURNITURE stripping and Free esll rna1f"s LI I'''I'TI ....( •• ~AI I PAPfRI ....I. palntlr.(l wallpaper • Free Estimates Family Owned Operated reflnlsh,ng done by hand censed and Insured removal etc Reasonable • All Work Guaranleed SpeCially Work (;RO"~t: POI1'TE BIRMIN(,HAM Don 882.3583 after Reasonable rates free MASTER Lie INSURED Hald Floors 258.0896 H84-?070 5pm pick up 774.52gB STEVE 885.0406 778-0900 Tile Marble Terraze I February 19, 1987 Grosse Pointe News 13C 20T. PLUMIING AND HEATING 20X. DRAPERIES TONY CUSTOM Made slipcovers Tile Master Plumber and draperies Guaran. (Son of Emil) teed workmanship Expe. No Job too small New and rlenced Call now - Ber- repairs, violations nice 521.5255 293.3181 CAll SOnia for top quality PLUMBING REPAIRS drapery and curtains - any styla 15 years expe- & nence Reasonable prices, SEWER CLEANING free estimates 979.4098 Reasonable Rates For All Mike Potter - Licensed 8821558 zliz. LANDSCAPINGI • • • SNOW IIEMOVAL FRANK R. TRIMMING, removal, spray- mg, feedmg and stump WEIR removal Free Estimates PLUMBING, HEATING, Complete tree service SEWER AND DRAINS Call Flemmg Tree Ser- Vice, 774-6460 BOILER SPECIALISTS MAC'S TREE AND SPRINKLER REPAIRS SHRUB TRIMMING COMPLETE WORK 885-7711 Reasonable rates, quality 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS service Call Tom 776- Smce 1925 4429 Keith Danielson licensed Master Plumber SNOW MICRO furnace, mighty 110V electric heater Call REMOVAL Jim Glister 777.8386 • 24-HOUR SERVICE ALL PLUMBING • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL DRAIN CLEANING FAUCETS, TOILETS, ETC CALL FOR RATES REPAIRED, REPLACED JAMES LEAMON WORK GUARANTEED LANDSCAPING NO SERVICE CHARGE LOW RATES 824-0852 886.2920 SNOW REMOVAL BATHROOMS COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL REMODELED 882-0688 PLUMBING REASONABLE REPAIRS STUMP REMOVAL PIPES THAWED HANDYMANINC 882-5204 CUT Rite - professional 779-6261 lawn care - average size lawns cut, edged and ZOW. DRESSMAKING AND trimmed weekly Starting ~ TAILOIIINIl at $8 Call 882-0695 ALTERATIONS and repairs SNOW REMOVAL done In my home Call • 24 hour service Tem, 884-3584 • Drives, parking lots EXPERT ladles alterallons • Walkways • Free estimates and dress making, ham- Quality, reliability, reason- ming, weight loss, all able rates Brad professionally done Jean. nette, 882.0865 885-5862 You are invited to join r , , The over '-50,000 readership of the Grosse Pointe News. Delivered to your residence with your mail every Thursday: MAIL YOURCHECKTO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS Wv'll 96 KERCHEVAL AVE. Miss You GROSSE POINTE, MI 48236 1 YEAR $17 NAME 2 YEARS $29 STREET If you fall to notify us when you move Please call our office, 882-6900 for a 3 YEARS change of adaress Failure to do so $42 CITY could cause a delivery delay or Out of State: cancellatIon of your subSCription If pOSSIble. gIve us a two week notIce $19, $35, $53 STATE ZIP .. 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S~eed CO'lttol- Prem urn Sllund S\'Il.m' fl .. lr1lnCAMlfM Ste"" Wrth Coue",' Ala' Wlndow Otfrosler' TiMed GI'ss. TI~St.. nng CoI,mn' ~emol' Fuel Door Andirunk Ael.... Inf''''1 WITH ALL THIS EQUIPMENT ),lnd'~leld "'Ipln' D\JIl Eleclrlc Remote Control hllrrors" Ard Mere • Z 3 EFITur~o Charged Engine' Anll Lo,~ C Whe.' 0,.. alike,' A,g,larIP"ml,m F"I S"ttllon' A,lom't Ie RICt Contral-- AI1C0"1 SINCE 1945 13711 E. 8 MILE RD. AT SCfJOENHERR. ONE MILE WESrOFGRATIOT 777-2700 )