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for your information All-State pair make prep sports history WillS" By Peggy O'Connor "Dad" IS Umverslty LIggett "Athletically, the only mput that down indiVidual accomplishments School athletic director and tenms Sharon and I have had IS to expose and focus on the team aspect of They try to see as many of each Folks who say that mce, fnend- them to lots of sports, because we theIr sport, he added Both their other's game~ as po!>slble, but WIth ly, pohte teenagers who are top coach Robert Wood He's been around the pair smce, well, the be- feel that sports teach some of hfe's coaches, hockey's TIm ZImmer- KIm playmg ~occer and volleyball athletes and good students - not gIOnmg and he doesn't mmd talk- greatest lessons Mamly that you man and soccer's John Case, while Hob IS busy at baseball and fyi to mentIOn always on hme for dIO- have to learn to depend on other praIsed the pair dunng the season hockey, It'S not always easy Ing about their sports successes ner - sound too good to be true, for theIr team spmt "Sharon (Wood) and I are pret- people "Somebody I from the famIly) have probably never met Rob and , I'm abo proud of the complete Rob and Kim have played to- Kim Wood ty proud of both of them I guess a~ always manages to get to our A heavellly proposal parents we're proude~t of the fact emotIOnal control they both have," gether slllce they were small, theIr Rob, 19, and KIm, 17, are all of game!>," Rob said "Dad ~ays that It was a Saturday at the ball- that they are Just grea t kids both Wood added "Robby has never father says Rob would play goalIe that and more. last week, they be- when we play Liggett, he has to game, the Tigers were playmg on and off the athletic fIeld," Wood spent more than 8 01' 10 mmutes m so that hIS sister could practice came part of MichIgan high school Side With Liggett But he tells us to the WhIte Sox, It was the fifth m- ~ald the penalty box III a season, yet he klckmg soccer balls and Kim, even do our best, no matter what," Kim mng and Lance Parrish was up athletic hIstory when they were has excelled And Kim has never today, gIves Rob tips on hIS game dl<;eovered to be the flr<;t brothel- Kim and Rob are typIcal brother added al bal Palll::.h I::' Alii) Frake::.' Ue"'l1l ",J-\..dl JeJ III :>Ul.l.el , uul ::.he Slle ::.hau tu Uld.:>ter thi:: fIller pomts sister combination named to All- and 1l1~ler, l1e added 1hey lla ve favorite player and her eyes theIr dl~agreements, but they also IS able to play aggressively That of boys' sports SInce she's out- It's obvlOu~ they've done just State teams 10 the same year (a~ were flveted on the play She sav~ a lot" numbered III the Wood home by that and With great results far as high school athlehc record- confide ll1 each other a lot and help heard boyfnend Tom Shimmel each other athletically kJm and Rob were taught to play Rob and younger brothers Doug And lest anyone thlllk that Michi- snap his camera toward the sky keepers can determme) and JImmy gan's All-State teams have seen and as she looked up, he said, Rob was named to the Class A "We help each other out, tell one the last of the Woods, they should "Don't scream, don't make a All-State team m hockey thiS past another when we've had a bad know that Kim IS Just a Jumor. wIOter, the 5-foot-9 South High bIg deal." game," KIm said. "And we get Oh, yes Brother Doug, 15, let- semor forward was the Michigan And up there m all Its glory pumped up when the other one tered In th ree sports thiS year at Metro League's leadmg scorer m was an aIrplane pulling a ban- plays well and when their team ULS ner that read Amy, will you 1985-86, earning a spot on the marry me? Love, Tom league's fIrst team, East DIVISIOn and fmishmg up as the east's Most "I looked at It and I first Valuable Player Gandelot re-elected wondered if It was for me and I Last week, Kim was chosen for looked at him and said, 'Are you By Mike Andrzyczyk Park, CIty and Farms put the elec- the Class A All-State team m soc- askmg me?' and he saId, 'Yes' tIOn out of reach for Pangborn cer after leading South's varSIty In an election that ended as People were pointing and look- squad in scoring with 18 goals and qUIetly as it had been run, Jon ing and the man next to us said, several assists At one pomt, the Gandelot retamed hIS poSitIOn on 'I don't know any Amy and suntanned, sturdl1y-built forward the Grosse Pomte Board of Educa- Tom.' " had scored 15 goals m Just four tion Monday, June 9. The two-term The plane circled the stadIUm games, Incumbent outpolled CynthIa about eight times "I got to look "We've never had anythmg hap- Pangborn 1,660 to 1,106 at it quite a bit and I felt that pen like that at South before," said With only about 8 percent of the was my tIme of fame," Amy South High athletic director Chuck registered voters headmg to the said. "It was so neat I was real- Hollosy. "We're pretty proud of polls, Gandelot was able to take ly excIted" both of these kids" four of SIX precmcts and handIly The couple met and gradu- Neither KIm nor Rob are much wm the absentee ballotmg. ated from AlbIOn College Tom for blowing their own horn Each Gandelot saId he "felt very IS currently attending Wayne is quiet and self-assured, but they good" about hiS re-election, addmg State University law school and Just can't seem to reCIte their own he was "really pleased the com- Amy is a teacher at St David's. pomt totals, or any or theIr athle- munity supported me agam " The Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. tICachievements, for that matter results show "support for what John C. Frakt's of Blalrmoor And they tend to get a lIttle embar- I've been domg and what the Court and Dr. and Mrs. Robert rassed when asked to try board's been doing as well," he A. Shimmel of Grosse lIe. "I've never really thought much added Their weddmg wIll be In about It (being the first brother- Pangborn, a Farms reSIdent and August 1987 Sister All-Staters in the same mother of three, said she was very And what was the score? Amy Rob and Kim Wood Photo by Pete, A Salinas positIve about taking 41 percent of year) until my dad mentIOned It," Jon Gandelot said she knows the TIgers lost, Rob Wood said. the votes but "to tell you the truth, I didn't "That shows support and Gandelot outpolled Pangborn in I think about the score" gIves credence to some of the the three commumhes by 512 I Bush, KelUp supporters file early thmgs I've been talkmg about," votes Results 10 the Park were \ Welcome back she said Gandelot 395, Pangborn 234, m the i When she called to congratulate City, Gandelot 225, Pangborn 91, \ In other nuptial news, a well- By Wilbur Elston gate candidates in the city of De- known form~r local newscaster are c1almmg more than 4,500 dele- him on IDSvictory, Eangborn said and 10 the F.arms, Gande.lot 472, g(i1es- fijOO Qn hi!, beha If . hOlt have been fIled by RIchard will be 10 town next'*l!lek for the Grosse Pointe Republicans wHl she told Gandelot that ifmlght be Pangborn 255 be faced with unusual competition . In tfti!P.oirites, tlfe Kemp forc-es Durant of Grosse Pointe veteran weddmg of his son. . tIme for the two sides they repre- Pangborn did carry the Woods, " fIled candIdates 10 all 32 precincts RepublIcan congressIOnal leader , Vie Caputo has been deliver- for GOP precinct delegate posts sent to begm workmg together for 431 to 350 for Gandelot She also while the Bush people reported 29 who IS the father of Clark Durant. ing the news in Tucson, Ariz , when they go to the polls m the the system won In Harper Woods, 49 to 30. candIdates after the failure of two El~ctlon offiCIals said a number of '1I lately, but WIll be hostmg a dif- Aug. 5 primary, which opens the Gandelot took the absentee of theIr candidates to fIle their pe- other challenges also ha ve been fll- The suspense was over about 15 ferent kind of program, a re- 1988presidential race m Michigan ballotmg 113 to 44 He also won m titions ed and that about 50 delegates mmutes after the polls closed, as Slates of delegates unoffICially the Shores, 75 to 60 hearsal dmner, on June 19, be- have been disqualified as a result a small group of board members, supporting Vice President George A number of challenges to Pangborn saId she was disap- fore the June 20 weddmg of his preclllct delegate candIdates have Apparently none of those disquali- theIr famIlIes and admllllstrators Bush and Rep. Jack Kemp have pOlllted by the turnout, which she son, John, to Debbie Andris of been filed WIth the Wayne County fIed are from the POintes watched the results come m. Grosse Pomte DebbIe IS the been filed in all or most of the 32 called pathetic and dismal. electIOn diVISIOn, but only one has Clark Durant welcomed the WhIel the ,196vote plurality that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom precmcts m the Pomtes Un- "There's no excuse for It," she been flIed agalllst a Grosse Pomte record number of fllmg for GOP Gandelot held to the end was not Andris pledged delegates or delegates large, the first reports from the added candIdate precIOct delegates 10 the Pointes The wedding Will be at St pledged to the Rev. Pat Robertson also may be among the total of 84 CandIdates can be challenged If and elsewhere III the state on the Joan of Arc CatholIc Church I. candIdates flIed for the delegate they are not regIstered voters, If the grounds that IS arouses public in- and a receptIon will follow at the persons circulating their nominat- terest, attracts more people to the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club. posts. No formal commitments are mg petitions are not registered party, helps defme the Issues and Dedicated reqUIred from preclOct delegate voters, If the candIdate's affIdaVit raises the party's hopes for victory of candidacy has not been notanz- III MIchigan cont~ts m November John and Christine Me- candidates and there WIll be no ballot designatIOn indicating whom ed and If sIgners of a delegate's pe- A spokesperson for the Bush N aughton of Grosse Pointe titIOn are not regIstered voters forces m MichIgan said the Bush Park received a singular honor the delegates support, but Bush, Kemp and Robertson as well as Almost 200 challenges to dele- delegates 10 the POIntes were ac- recently. They had a sculpture tive people With politIcal ex- dedIcated to them at the new other potential GOP candlates for preSIdent in 1988 have been cam- perience and names that Will be Riverfront Apartments. paigmng in Michigan for several recogmzed by the voters She pre- The sculpture by DetrOIt ar- months seeking delegate support Dumnt vs Nugent dicted the Bush forces would do tist Lester Johnson ISa 15-unit, well on Aug 5 because Grosse mlXed media, totemiC sculpture They are doing so because the precinct delegates chosen In POInte IS a moderate RepublIcan htled "McNaughton Place" It Clark Durant, head of the commumty" ISpart of an Impressive art col- August WIll select delegates to preSidential campaign for Rep county conventIons which III turn, She added, however. that the lection unveiled recently at the Jack Kemp III MichIgan, WIllbe will name delegates to the state early preSIdential campaign III MI- apartment complex facmg a challenge himself from GOP conventlons whIch, eventual- chIgan has helped divert attentIOn Johnson dedicated hIS work to a supporter of Vice PreSident ly, will elect delegates to the 1988 and money away from the 1986Re- the McNaughtons because of George Bush In a contest for national GOP conventIOn publIcan campaign for governor theIr lifelong commItment to GOP precinct delegate In Pre- Overall, 3,700 delegates support- She said many people who other- the support and encouragement CIllCt4 of Grosse POInte CIty 111 ing Kemp have been filed through- wise would be workmg for GOP of MIchigan art and artists the pnmary election Aug 5 out the state, accordmg to Clark candidates are spendmg much of "We've collected several of Durant, who has served as Durant, a Grosse Pomte lawyer theil- time on the preSidential cam- hiS (Johnson's) works," John the GOP delegate 111 hiS home who IS state chairman of the con- paigns While the natIOnal cam- McNaughton SaId "He's a preclllct slllce 1982, WIll be fac- gressman's campaign That would paigners have raised money for l'\'hchlgan artist and we appre- Illg Hobert Nugent, a i5-year IndIcate a strong statewide chal- the state GOP coffers, their fund- CIate hIS \"orks " veteran city counCilman \\ho IS raisers have diverted money away lenge to VIce PreSident Bush who a backer of the vice preSident I won the 1980presIdential primary from the GOP gubernatonal can- III MIchIgan and whose supporters dIdates, she said South Former employee wins lawsuit against Fanus By Nancy Parmenter attempted to return to work 111 fJied a daJ late and then the ulllon couldn't do much," he said I student A former mumclpal employee of Apnl 1!182,thp city refused, saymg Grosse Pomte Farms has won a he had been absent Without Ipave, "That's when I deCided to see a • laWSUItagainst the city for wrong- according to the SUlt la\\ver" wIns ful dismissal Robert Doman, 35, of Doman wa" rppresented by at Doman said the city had not the Farms was awarded $90,000 torney" Charles R KIng and treated him fairly m regard to prestigious plus mterest and costs on May 29 George A Jones "The Farms 1::- other tIme off as well He was the by Wayne County CirCUIt Judge kmd of 111 the dark age., as far al> guardian of an autIstic sister and • t pica lIy took Fndays off to VISit rowIng Henry J Szymanski. handicapppr" go," Jones "aid J The cIty plans to appeal the Judg- "HIS ment.111llness IScontrolled by her ment, accordlllg to attorney medJ('(l t IOn ' • "The boss gave me the lIme off. championship - TImothy Howlett of Dlckmson Jom's "dId Doman wa~ put on the but now they re complammg out Wnght Moon Van Dusen & Free- leavE' of ab~ence for the purpose of It he ...ald Page 3C man obtammg treatment Doman had Atissue 111 the case", as whether "We haven't deCided whether to also be<>nho~pllallzed m 1974 Ex or not Doman had been told to send file a motion m the same court or perl wllne<;ses 1I1 the tnal dl" the city a letter formally slating go directly to the court of ap- a greed as to \\ hether he sufter~ that h<>\\anted SIXmonths off for peals," Howlett said "But we Will from ~(hl/ophrema or malllc de medical rea ...ons and that he want- ed to r<>t\lrn to work afterward appeal" pre""lon, ,lone" ~ald, "but a" long PhnlO 0'1' Ets1 Frohman Howlett said he was reluctant to .. 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The War er the city of Grosse POinte ('ommerciahzed.' , Memorial would like to be al- Farms should lllcrease the num- lowed to use one of those two ber of liquor license!:> It now al- Lambrecht said she had been lows to operate actively mspn'ed to become mvolved polit- The War MemorIal has been Ically by conversatIOns wlth seeklOg a hcense for more than a The last time the Issue was be- Dmgeman and Paul Marco, who decade Durmg the last year, it fore council, the members dlVld- opposed the license a year ago. has applied for one of the two 10- ed 5-2 agalllst the license Mem- "They were telhng me about active hcenses and attempted to bershlp IS still divided thiS and what It means," she said transfer a Class C resort license from a bar 10 Hillman, Mich It "I don't see any reason for "I don't usually get lIlvolved, but It'S Important to the commulllty " was turned down both times The changmg our pohcy, " said Farms center also tru~d to purchase the Mayor James Dmgeman DlIlgeman said hiS mvolvement With the petition dl'lve had been Bronze Door's liquor hcense dur- "There's no ne\\ mfol mallon limited to advlsmg Lambl echl's IIlg proceed lOgs 10 federal bank- Several councils have acted on It group to "make yoU! vOices ruptcy court m November, but - It's been before us five or SIX heard .. was stymied when Standby No 5. hmes m the last 10 or 12 years " War Memol'lal offiCials also a corporation headed by Grosse Mayor Pro Tern Joseph Fromm feel that once understood, their Pomte attorney Paul Marco, thmks some of the Issues have posItIon wdl gamer public sup- bought the bulk assets, mcludlOg changed "Smce the last meet1l1g, port The malllissue IShablhty 1Il- the license I understand that some 01 the peo- surance, accordIng to director l'!{' r{'ntmg theIr fac!l!l!es h:n'e Mark Weber Every house has cracks 10 it A been runl1lng into IUsurance prob- PhotO by Pete' A Salinas lems," Fromm said "Thafs "Our Insurance agent ISencour- rlsmg wlOd whistles 10 those cracks. You can't hear It, but your somethlllg that has changed smce aging the board to keep movmg Bicycle safety last year toward a license," Weber said dog can ThiS explaIns why some dogs shake their ears, whimper, Woods officer John Albrecht gives a safety Inspection to Tommy Rhoades' 10-speed at Ferry "Thel e's one other big factor, "We need It to protect War Me- whme or otherwise signal 10 a Elementary School In the Woods. The program, held at several schools In the city, was sponsor- and that I!:>that the most vocal monal assets In case of a laWSUit manner most mystenous to people ed by the Woods Department of Public Safety, the Grosse Pointe Woods Lions Club and the Lake- person agamst mcreasmg the - espeCially 1Il Wayne County the outset of a storm. shore Optimist Club of Grosse Pointe. number of hcenses now owns one The change IS III the 'deep-pock- himself" Fl-omm referred to ets' rule 1Il recent years" Studies Paul Marco, who IS now the sole have found that Wayne County owner of the Bronze Door jUries tend to award large settle- Study says merger can save money Fromm said he had opposed Ill- ments The average response time for creasmg the number of liquor Based on the number of drmks By Pat Paholsky fostered by offermg permanent a firefighter to an emergency licenses last June because he served at the War Memonal, the To bolster its contention that a sal~ry increases '" (which) would be reduced from two police calls was based on 44 runs wanted the issue brought to a vote cost of liquor liability lIlsurance merger oC the police and fire de- ~apI~y eat away a~ annual sav- minutes to one minute. made during four weeks in May. of the residents. has been quoted at $7 ,500 a year partments in the Park would result mgs, the re.port s.ald. . • Another detective could be Prior to that time, the police log "I couldn't get support on a vote for $500.000 of coverage, Weber in improved services and a cost ~ohce Chief Richard ~arettl added to the current staff of three. did not record the arrival time of of the people, so I would be said Currently. each group hold- savings, the city released a study said. that the City, at Chelst s ~ug- • With the additional patrol, officers at the scene of a call, so a Cavorably inclined to increasing ing a functIon at the center buys a Friday made by an associate pro- gestlon, has offe~ed a one-time police respoll5e would improve by new recordkeeping procedure was the number of licenses now," he one-day hquor license and has the fessor at Wayne State University. bonus of $750 to offl~ers who voll;ln- 10 percent. established May 1. said "The majority of reSidents option of buying one-day Iiabihty The report concludes that the city, ~r fOf cr~ss-trammg, The pohce The report said: "The above im- CheIst said that each city sets its either favor the license or have no insurance at $1,500, Most of them under specific circumstances, officer s umon has accepted the of- provements are not meant to imp- own standards before consolidat- option. Most of the opposition has go unill5ured because of the ex- would provide more services at a f~r. The bonuses represent a one- ly that current perfonnance levels ing departments, which could be been Crom a small group that has pense, according to Weber lower cost with a cross-trained time expense of abOut $40,000. are poor. On the contrary. re- saving money or increasing police made itself known through the If the Farms refuses to grant public safety department Salary levels are not known at sponse to all types of emergencies patrol. There is a trade-off and he media." the center a license, the board . this point, since the police contract is excellent, averaging 2.2 minutes said it's up to the city to determine Councilwoman Gail Kaess' po- will have two options. "We could Dr Kenneth Che1.l!t,of th.e De- expires at the end of this month for fire and medical and under 1.5 if it's worth it. sition hasn't changed. "I'm in require each group to buy IOsur- partment of Ind.ustrlal Engmeer- and the firefighters have been minutes for police." He said when he is asked if pub- favor of it - everybody knows ance," Weber sald "We hate to mg and Operahons Res~arch at working without a contract since It should be noted, however, that lic safety will save money, he that," she said. do that - they're mostly non- Way.ne State, said t~e Cl~y could last June. In the Park, each one response times were determined answers that the question should Councilman John Crowley, the profit groups and don't have the realize an annual savmgs m about precent increase In salary would under separate circumstances. be: Will a specific public safety new member. could not be reach- money. They'd probably take five years of up to $111,000 a year reduce the $111 000annual savmgs The average response time for fire plan save money'? Chelst, who said he has been ed for a comment He has not their meetings somewhere else - or 4 5 perce~t of the budget - quoted by Chefst by $15,000. and EMS runs were taken from the working day and night to complete been known to reveal hIS leaning Or the hoard coul~ ban alcohol <1t With the followmg "The sole purpose of this plan is 1985 annual report based on 947 the report before the June 17 elec- the War Memorial The board • The current total of 49 um- to improve service," CareW saId. runs Of this total, 681 were am- on the issue tion, said the role conflict between In May 1985, the War Memorial could refuse to take the risk ., formed officers (30 police officers "If we save money, that's fine." bulance runs, some to Grosse and 19firefighters) will be reduced The report concluded that ser- Pointe City which is serviced by notice officers and firefighters conducted a mass-maIling poll on If the council grants the license. or'isn't that great." He added that how Farms residents felt about reSidents should expect the pro. to 45 personnel "The major sa v- vice levels, under a combined de- the Park department. Therefore the ambulance response time a city preparing to merge depart. the liquor hcense. The returns gram at the War Memorial to go lOgs in a merger are due to reduc- partment, would improve in the within the Park is "prObably some- ments that "dOesn't have a real were heavily in favor of a license, on exactly as does now. Weber ed personnel," Chelst wrote, following areas: it what lower than 2.2 minutes," the commitment to training would be saId. "We don't have an open bar • Salaries remain at current • The response time to get an center officials said report concluded my greatest fear." Petitions against granting the and we never will," he sa Id "But levels "Often a merger plan is emergency medical technician or license have been circulating in the board does have the re'lpoJl1,j- the Polntes during'l'eeetlt'Wt!~s bility to pursue the IIcen,;e to pro- It..: ( " - Gwendy Lamhrecht, the orlgma- tect our assets .. ".-' ••J' I • tor of the peti~nst said last week Cities are allotted liCJ1:lorIIcen- r- that she has :afready collected ses.acoording to ,population. A de- " "quite a few hundred" signa- clining population caused the G~aSSE B ~ tures. with a week to go Farms to lose one of its eight h. POINTE OO~ V111ca c PltontheFbi~ o A JURIED ART FAIR ROBERT LACEY AUTHOR OF FORD The Men and OVER 150 the Machine ARTISTS' WORKS will autograph Saturday and Sunday, June 14 and 15 his book 10 A.M. to 5 ~M. Edsel & Eleanor Ford House 1100 Lake Shore Road Grosse Pointe Shores SATURDA~JUNE 14 1-3p.m. If you cannot be present, we will be happy to RESERVEyour autographed copy on your Visa or Mastercharge. Special Father's Day Events Due to the pressures of time, Mr. Lacey can only autograph books Free Parking and Shuttle purchased at the Book Village. SHOPPING GREAT FOOD MUSIC GROSSE POINTE 50o~ V111'a c Apple Court featuring "Happy Tea" 2:30-5:00 p.m. O Donation of one dollar to support the 17051 Kercheval-in-the-Village Northeast Guidance Center's Mental Health Care Programs FOR INFORMATION CALL 924-8000 885-0244 Thursday, June 12, 1986 RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.P.M.,~C. By Mike Andrzejczyk 1be Grosse Pointe Board ofEdu. cation spent a weekend getting its FOOT SPECIALIST AND FOOT SURGEON goa~ and priorities in line for the commg school year and beyond ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF About 90 people - including HIS NEW OFFICE AT board members, admimstrators, teachers, staff and parents - were invited to participate in the board's 20835 MACK AVENUE F.riday. June 6, long-range plan- GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 mng conference at North High School, which lasted close to five 884.7566 hours. Participants received briefmgs from the admmistratiOn on enroll. HOURS BY APPOINTMENT ment, finances and academic SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE achievement expectations over the ~ext five years before bemg spilt 1Oto groups of 14 to hammer out IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE what should be five to 10 priorities PAST I HOPE OUR NEW AND [XPANDED rACIUTICS WILL CONTINUE TD MEET THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR Pi\rtCNTS. HARBOR SPRINGS PETOSKEY CHARLEVOIX A Clear View Photos by Pal Paholsk~ ... of visual Impairment was offered by the Friends of Vision for the second year in a row at the War Memorial June 5. The event, which drew about 300 people, mixed information, enter. talnment and humor about the visually impaired to foster understanding between them and the sighted. Above, contralto Johanna Gilbert sings while Carol Kavan accompanies her on the piano. Below, the Grouping Groupies provided humor by relating embarraSSing and funny Incidents that AMERICAS occurred to them. They are, from left, Dorothy Sutter Cook, Gary Collier, Emile NaJem and Anna SUMMERTIME RIVIERA Firth. Lakefront condominium sales and vacation rentals For Addltlonal mformatlon please wnte or phone Bill Cottnll Realty 250Watef'S;'.J.".-- ..- ...... _ .... "'" ..,.- -.,... f!!:IJ':!''''' ." ... POBox 568. 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' } ~ FIRS"!,"~~~,Q~"M~~ ~ Br,lI1lh ,litlll' Ihroll~h"lIl 'Idrorollt"n I>Lt rol I "nu 111 \nn \,h"r 1I1'\1l' llt\ (,r,II1U H,LrIU' K.Ii"m,m" 1.II1W1g 11\"",,, 111\),11(1,7'1, IhlhliXlh71i Ihlhl(l12h;711 Ihlh)I~"2tdl 1'i17111271~ 1'i17)72'iX1H .~, , t _0_;_: _: 4 _ Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.A The Farms ,. PRICES IN EFFECT JUNE 12th, 13th & 14th • d ~lW iI •1 Village Food Marl(et IS CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF SERVING I THE GROSSE POINTE COMMUNI'TY WITH THESE GREAT VALUES LEAN, MEATY ALEXANDER & HORNUNG RESTAURANT STYLE RING $ _.-~~..-~--, I SPARE $319"" 199fre~h,~!~~~~~~ I RIBS LB. \ !~11~~!~11~ LB. SiMUo~~E~E$3191 &\ HORMEL ~~~.$"--RjtNCHNSTYLE SHRIMP LB. I • $ 6 "/>' - t $141 LIMITED SUPPLY ~ G~• '.;.:~ _' CURE 81 HAM 9 t e--,eJ BACON LB. FIlESH~ ! \.~, . BONELESS, FULLY COOKED - CLAW l I, 16 oz. CAN FRESH , ~ :~AST$33L~ WHITEFISH $188 ~ lB. ~ FILLETS '. _;;:~~~ CANADIAN i ~~ ~ ~ WHITE CHEDDAR . l 'll '/":, , ,,~~ ~ A youthful GOP dean When an incumbent seekmg re-electIOn does houses of the Legislature. The rollback re- \\\\iI\;\\I\\\\~\~~ turned the income tax to the 4.6 percent level i~\\\\\ not attract opposition from his own party, it can be regarded as eVidence of satisfactlon or as of April 1 and, if excess revenues reach a apathy on the part of his constituency and his total of $150million from current taxes and the party. amnesty, Bryant's plan could bring the lllcome In the case of Rep Wilham R. Bryant Jr. of tax down to the 4.6 percent level for the full WttAl~ES ~ Grosse POinte, who has just hied for hIS mnth year. term in the state House of RepresentatIves, we The Grosse Pomte legislator also orgamzed BMW-_ ... M~~ think the lack of oppositIOn In the Repubhcan and has been active in the legislatlve educa- primary Aug. 5 Illustrates the satisfaction of tional development program which since 1983 both his constituents and his party with his has prOVided skills training for legislators and record of 16 years of service In Lansmg their staff members. And in 1984, he was nam- True, in November, Bryant Will face OppOSI- ed to the Republican National Republican Leg- tion £1 um Nanc)' neso\\o ski of Grossc Pointe Isbtlve Association R" one of 10 outstanding Park, the only Democrat to file for his seat, but, Republican legislators in the entire country given the Republican strength In his dlstnct, his There is still an outside chance Bryant might re-election is almost a foregone conclUSIOn not seek re-election but run for another post in November One of the candidates for the GOP If and when Bryant returns to Lansmg next nommation for governor, Rep. Colleen Engler, year, he will be the semor member of the en- has talked to him about the pOSSibility of serv- tire Republican delegation in the House Yet he ing as her running mate If she wins the nomina- is only 48, a rather young age at WhIChto earn tIOn. She ISnot the front-runner for the nomma- the title of dean. tion but she might still Win it if the three male He has held a number of other titles, too, 10 candidates divide the popular vote. Bryant con- his years in Lansing He was the Repubhcan cedes that even if she wins and asks him, he house leader from 1979to 1982,currently serves doesn't know at the moment whether or not he as GOP vice chairman of the House TaxatIOn would accept the offer to run for lieutenant Committee and is also a member of the Educa- governor. But the speculation is further evi- tion and Urban Affairs committees. dence of the high regard m which he is held in As one of the acknowledged tax experts in the GOP circles. Legislature, Bryant proposed both the mcome It also helps explain why Bryant so well tax rollback provision and the tax amnesty plan satisfies his constituency and why he faces no that were accepted this year by the Democra- opposition in the primary for re-election as tic state admimstra tion and adopted by both state representative from the 13th District. State an '88 launching pad? Our readers say Whatever the result when the competing In short, electing the precinct delegates starts Writer seeks solution to problem the presidentIal nominatmg process in claims of preSidential aspirants are sorted out, • Shoot the dog? Joe Coe the Michigan Republican party leadership may Michigan. To the Editor: Originally it was thought that the Michigan This letter may be titled "Curb Grosse Pointe Farms well have shot itself m the foot With Its efforts I SIncerely hope that your deCI- Editor'!> note: The thought of primary would provide an early test of strength your Dog, or whatever." My front to start the 1988 GOP preSIdential race 10 the sion ISshoot the owner I am undu elephants and wild boars/bores in for Bush, Kemp, Senate Majority Leader lawn has been the recipient ofsuch ly fond of all four-footed frIends 1986 Michigan primary the Pointes has quite taken our Robert Dole of Kansas, former Senate Majority munificence that I feel compelled and find them, as a rule, superior breath auay. We are temporarily Why do we say that? Leader Howard Baker of Tennessee and pos- to write. One t eSltates to blame to their owners in every way Because a new pohtical force, the Freedom P . t f th .d such outpourmgs on camnes, how- elta loss, to sa) the least. Weinvite Council, and a new presidential aspirant, the Slblyo ther GO asplran s or e prest ency. ever. the last aerial pachyderm of I anXIOuslyawait your mforma- readers to respond to our writer Rev. Pat Robertson, a TV evangelIst, claim to But the unexpected emergence of a strong which we have knowledgewas Dis- tlon about thiS messy SituatIOn \, ho carries a heavy load indeed. have qualified about 4,500 precinct delegate Robertson candidacy has upset these plans and, ney's fl:'tional Dumbo. I am aware candidates to run in the Aug. 5 primary for the instead, has given the religious right wing a that 10 certain areas in the Pointes, almost 10,000slots to be filled. If a majority of new clout in the Michigan GOP. pink pachyderms are loose on Support elected officials these candidates win, they could give a big Robertson, educated at the London School of Saturday night, but one expects To the Editor True enough the mIlItary are often shove to Robertson's presidential hopes and Economics and Yale University, is a member their residue would be, at least, of a prominent Virginia family. His father was psychedelic. I assure you, what is Weall love fIremen I don't know more knowledgeable than the Con- play (lQ ir~U)Qr!ap~roJ), ~1l'IAtw~MlcWgqll Re- a US. senator from Virginia. Robertson's ...... 22 my lawn is qUi~emyndane. a little boy who did not dream of &r~s~,arwt'th~'p'r~~l'd~nl u~~erR-.H1. pUblican po1Ui'cal activitie.s. ..: becommg a fireman" -',' J"" rrlf\~ters:Reverffl.eltiss,we assume .Christian Broadcasting Network reportedly . ~nother thought 18 wJ1rjbores. It When filings closed last week, supporters of reaches 16 million households a month and lSknownthat because of ho n.atural Weall admire people whorender that they do not know the whole both Vice Pruident George Bush and Rep ., h $ '11' II . 'predators, these bores multIply at fIrst aid and save lives In Grosse pIcture Jack Kemp disputed the claims of the Robert- brmg~ 10 more t .an 200 ml IOn annua y m will in the Pointes Since thiSbreed Pointe Park, we have been for- The mayor of Grosse Pomte son backers. Bush people claimed to have filed donatlons, ~ccordmg to ,~he New York.:rlme~. is recognized by a blazer and Guc- tunate to have had an outstandIng Park and the counCil have been about half of the 9,000 and more precinct can- Robertson ISthe host of The 700 Club, a reh- ci loafers I count them out since fire department which also ren- elected by the cItizens of thiScom- didates, while Kemp's forces said they had fil- giou~ talk show that appears fo~r times a day we only see them at a dis~nce. ders first aid mumty and their deciSIOnshould ed about 3,500. Obviously someone is exag- and ISseen on at least two DetrOIt area TV sta- I do not wish to unduly alarm the It would be therefore qUite not be second-guessed by voters It lions as well as a cable TV network. pollceabout this problem, however natural to follow the adVice of our may appear to be democratic for gerating his claims, or, understandably, some firemen and oppose the plan to the'cltlzens of Grosse Pomte Park presidential candidates are clalmmg the same It is true that the biggest test of Robertson's one trIp through thiS effluvlal strength in Michigan lIes ahead in the Aug. 5 essense w~t~~ power mow:ergIVes consolidate the Grosse POIntePark to vote on an admlnlstrattve deci- precinct delegate candidates primary. The party and the public then will a new defmltlon to he-dymg Fire Department with the Pohce SIOn,but It seems to me that thiS It is true that the precmct delegate can- learn just how many Robertson delegates were My ~equest of your learned Department That was my fIrst I~ contrary to democratic tradi- didates do not publicly declare their preference elected and whether the evangelist really will mmds IS,what c?urse of actIon? 1 reactIOn There are however some tions I do not conSider myself suf- for president but Bush, Kemp and Robertson all . . . ., am aware the faIlure to curb your other consideratIOns The PolIce fiCiently knowledgeable on thiS campaigned in Michigan to persuade people to be m.a pOSItIOnto launch a nabonal bid for the dog m the Pomtes is a misdemea- Department and the FIre Depart- Issue of consolidation to make an file as delegates in support of their mdividual preSidency. I. nor. Sadly my lawn is harbormg ment are the commumty eqUIva- mformed declslOn~1hope that the candidacies. The precinct delegates wIll be- In any event, the early start of the 1988pres 1- felonies. lent of the mlhtary on the natIOnal elected offiCials of my city have come important in 1988 when they will name dential campaign in Michigan obviously is go- What are my rights? May 1. scale. The tradItion to subordmate the Information and judgment ing to have results not contemplated by the par- • Shoot the dog and the owner? the mihtary to clvlhan rule has which I lack I WIlltherefore vote delegates to the state conventIOn who, in turn, served us as a nation very well m support of their deCISIOn will pick the national convention delegates who ty leaders when they sought to get more input • Shoot the owner? (Continued on Page 19A) Emanuel Tanay. M.D. will vote for the GOP candidates for president. Tired of being deceived Grosse Pointe Park To the Editor: tors and profeSSIOnal educator~ Gambling's social costs It amazes me the way Mayor take 32 weeks to achieve Thanks Heenan manipulates figures The The two weeks of traInmg does Mayor Coleman Young just won't take no for .gamblmg in Atlantic City is that most of the money being wagered "IS coming from the poor mayor states that with pubhc safe- not make our pohce officers pro- an answer on casmo gambling 10 Detroit, ty we will have 36 patrolmen, 38 feSSIOnal fIrefighters any more Realtors despite the overwhelmmg votes against it in and lower-income class senior citizens who can ill afford to lose any money." He pointed out EMTs and 45trained firefighters; than gIVmg Mayor Heenan a pipe To the Editor: two non-binding referendums in 1976and 1981 that's 119employees. The simple wrench makes him a profeSSlOl1d1 I Wishto thank the Grosse Pomte He's now gearing up for another a ttempt to that most visitors to Nevada's gambling truth ISthat we WIllhave one man plumber Board of Realtors, their fnends legalize casino gambling on Belle Isle or some- centers have to travel long distances to get trying to fill all three professions. Approved schoolmg and state and aSSOCiates, who chose my where else in DetrOit there, while Atlantic City is much more acces- Also,according to the CItIesopera- testmg ISreqUIred for EMT<;and home for their sprmg cleanup proj- Yet he stIll faces formidable oppOSitIOn City sible to people who travel on buses from Phila- tional plan, there will be fewer for police officers WhowJllprotect ect Council PreSident Erma Henderson saId last delphia, New York and Newark, only 100mdes men on duty to respond to an our city durmg thIS tralnmg My home and garage have been week she would fIght any casmo gambling plan or less distant. Many of the poor and lower- emergency than we have today. perIod, and how does the city plan caulked, pamted My wmdo\Vs The mayor also states that after on paymg for the schoolmg and have been washed The grass has Thomas Barrow, the defeated candidate for income groups make the trip from those cities at Atlantic City, even though they cannot afford only two weeks traming, we now paymg the men to atlend? 110\\ been cut, hedges trtmmed, beautI- mayor, also joined the oppositIon, along with a have 21 trained firefighters in the does the mayor know that all cur. ful martgolds and petumas planted group of ministers who fear tha t legahzed gam- It Mayor Young and other backers of casino Police Department. Detroit's rent employees Will he able to completely around the house and bling would increase crime in Detroit academy is seven weeks and then quahfy for theIr new. forced pro yard - and, oh yes, a new wmdow- Even the mayor of Atlantic City, James L. gamblIng talk about the jobs to be created, the addItional 24weeks of "on-the-job fesslOns,and what happens If the) box filled WIth geramums Grass Usry, in an appearance on radiO statIOn WJR use of revenues generated from gambling to traming" before a cadet is con- don't? '>ced has been planted in bare last week, raised questIOns about the benefits benefit park, neighborhood and recreatIOn pro- SIdered a firefighter The Macomb I'm tired of bemg deceived b} ,>pots of casino gambhng HIS city's caslllos employ grams, and various other benefits. But he and cademy ISseven weeks and then our elected offICIals Vote Yes on You all worked so hard and dId 40,000 people - the same number Young proJ- other supporters of caSInO gambling tend to Ig- cadets are conSidered fIrefIghter June 17, and help defeat public a beautiful Job ects for Detroit - but Usry saId that less than nore the social costs and the loss of present re- tramees Yet our mayor says that safety Thank you 8,000 of the total are Atlantic City reSidents He creational uses of Belle Isle if the casinos are the fire chief has accomphshed 10 W,I\ JI(, lice" E\Ch n Haffler Gro,,<;('POIIlI(' P:lrk Gro.,"e Pointe Woods advised Mayor Young to "eXE'rClse every cau- located there. two weeks what qualIfied mstruc- tion" and make sure he had "written guaran- Author Demar's concluded that gambhng tees" about employment and othE'r promises "leaves in its wake corruptIon, debasement, being made by caslOO backer., despair and the subversion of moral authority," A much tougher pIcture of AtlantIC City's ex- and warned, "That is the real bottom line that Grosse Pointe News perIence with gamblmg was reported III the states should assess before plunging into the Published W~kh by Ant •• ho Puhll,ht", (I A"''''IH~ I) nrwi A\' May 11 issue of Parade magazine CIrculated maelstrom created by the gambling craze." 96 KERCHEVAL AVE SIll-MOO SSl-3SOO with the Sunday Free Pre<;s OVid J)rmarls, an Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 P 11 P 1 h ~I,,~\ )0 \1111\ BUll II Hog-c. lta~c. .. author who has wntten books about the effects Those words ought to be taken serIously by 'iecond CIa .., PO Financial, human resources are issue Workable alternative to public safety ed by a separate mlll and its EMT/ To the Editor: • In fact, the Park has made • In truth, the Issue was the To the Editor: claims pubhc safety WIll give paramediCS do only EMS work. careful provIsion for retainmg this same thal we now face m the Park Enough IS enough - Through- Grosse Pointe Park 45 tramed fIre- On Tuesday, June 17, I will be Grosse Pomte Shores had only 42 Important life-saving operation - Hazel Park's cIty government out the last two years I have wat- fighters, 36 patrol officers, and 38 votmg "no" on the Grosse Pointe EMS calls last year History and Furthermore, under public safety, was attemptmg to establish a ched and listened as the govern- trained emergency medical tech- Park firemen's proposed charter fact have shown that most cities there will be more EMS tramed of- Public Safety Department And In mental, judiCIal and electoral pro- mClans How they propose to staff amendment to maintam separate adoptmg a pubhc safety concept fIcers which will make the servIce a SimIlar campaign, the Hazel cesses have attempted to operate all that manpower from a 44-man pohce and fIre departments I urge after havmg separate departments even better than it IS today It Park firemen managed to have In the Grosse Pomte Park public Pubhc Safety Depatment IS truly my fellow Park residents to do the have lost their EMS service wlthm same. seems simply irresponsible for the their speclalllltere~b prevaIl over safety Issue creative bookkeeping fIremen to attempt to scare our the general weltare of the com- After the edltonal and article m The logistics of a man provIdmg 18 months. The Park government has devel- A workable and economic alter- residents, especially older CItIzens, mumty last week's Gro'>Se Pomte News, I pohce, fIre and EMS protectIOn oped a sound plan that should be natIve to publIc safety woud be one by explaming that pubhc safety Now con~ldel what the firemen's fInd my:,elf compelled to wnte thIS SImultaneously WIth any degree of implemented By providmg per- fIre department and one police de- sonnel tramed in all aspects of places theIr lives at risk umon choo~e~ to Ignore letter The amount ot mformatlon competency are at best rIsky. which ha~ been Circulated by the partment to serve all five Pomtes public safety, the combined Pubhc The firemen's umon explams • Our highly re~pecled fIre and Grosse Pomte CIty ISprOVIded WIth pro-pubhc safety opposItIon has Safety Department Will gIVe us that "seconds count" when re- police chiefs ~upport the plan EMS protectIOn by Grosse Pomte John A. Viviano been volumInOUS, cleverly written, better police protection, better fire sponding to emergency calls. The • Three olher POinte') hdve Park's Fire Department Grosse Firefighter/EMT ml:,!eadmg, mconslstenl and often protection, and better EMS ser- union is right! But it attempts to public safety - Gro~~e Pomte POInte Woods EMS Service is fund- Grosse Pointe Park vice deceIve us with the msinuatJon that Shores for somethmg like 60 veal'S maccUi a te The difficulty en- Unfortunately for most of the response Will be slower With a • The mayor and councIl unam- LOUllh:1 ~J UV the Gl u::,~e POlllle Park hrellghter:, In gettIng factual firemen, pubhc safety also means combmed department mously ~upport the plan Given mformatlOn to the reSidents has Vote for community interest an end to their tradihonaI24-hours- • In truth, we should neIther ex- their deep spllt~ on l>O mclny I..,:,ues been monumental on/48-hours-off schedule and easy pect nor tolerate slower fire/EMS over the years, thclr agreement on To th(' Editor: IS to vote no I access to extra Income from sec- response With public safety And m publIc safety IS remarkable It con- In March of 1984 Mayor Heenan As one of only three resident fIre- I have been 'WIth the Park Fire ond and thIrd Jobs. To me, thIS loss truth, WIth pubhc safety, lIfe- fIrms my belief that the only dIl>- appOinted a 13-member commIS- fIghters m the Grosse Pointe Park Department for close to two years appears to be the real reason be- savmg and property protection ef- advantage IS to the firemen and SIOn to study the feasability of a fIre department, I would like to ex- and have not yet been called to hind theIr frantic anti-pubhc safe- forts begin when the first officer theIr umO:1 - not to us Public Safety Department for press my opmlOn on the public fight a fIre III our cIty Pubhc safe- ty campaign. arrives at the scene - usually III The real Issue IS how the fman Grosse Pomte Park One year safety Issue that faces the voters ty will offer a more effectIve way Now all of us appreciate the a patrol car From the experience cIa I and human resources of later the commISSIOn rendered Its on June 17, and would like to urge to utilize avaIlable manpower. I years of dedicated, and sometImes of other communities, we can ac- Grosse POInte Park can be be:,t fmdmgs Of the 13 members ap- my fellow CItIzens to vote for am lookmg forward to the pro- herOIC, service that the firefighters tually expect more fIre and EMS employed - With 5eparate police pOInted 11 out of 12 picked by what's m the best mterest of the gram as It Will enable me to serve have provided. But that does not emergencies to be under control and fire departments or WIth a Mayor Heenan voted for publIc commumty and not what's best for the Park In a more productive excuse their misrepresentations of before an ambulance or fire truck combmed Public Safely Depart- safety and the one member sub- the firefIghters' umon of whom the manner the facts III an attempt to frighten arrives from the central statIOn ment mitted by the fIreflghter& voted majority of its members do not Thoma~ E. Court Park residents into abandomng The firemen's union tells us that PublIc safety offers u:, the rare agamst public safety even live in the commumty That Grosse Pointe Park public safety the residents of Hazel Park votea opportumty to Improve CIty ~er What can I say' The firemen's umon tells us agamst public safety - as if an VICesWithOut lllcreasmg theIl' cost After the publIc safely commIS- that, with pubhc safety, the Emer- operatmg Public Safety Depart. There IS Just one last thIng for SIOn submitted ItS majority and Will the people sit back? gency Medical Service will some- ment was thrown out With voters the Park reSidents to do - they mmonty reports, CIty Manager falsehoods to frighten some CItI- demanding a return to separate To the Editor: how automatically stop or, at least, need to vote "no" on June 17 In John Crawford began work on a zens into supporting Its cause fIre and pohce staffs Hazel Park, public safety lost by It has been estimated that only be rendered meffectlve. operatIOn plan which has been Why? So the umon can protect a Just a few votes Hopefully, that 25 percent of the eligible voters in altered so many tImes It may no wasteful, featherbeddmg concept wIll not happen here the Park will turn out for the June longer be workable that IS 40 years out of date. Stephen >\. Goldstein 17 speCIal electIOn on pubhc safe- From this plan combined fire It ISa proven fact that police and (,ros~e Pointe Park ty Is It really poSSible that 75 per- Reason for concern departments and police depart- fIre protection including EMS will ment staffIng would be reduced by cent of the cItIzens m our com- To the Editor: times of up to 30 minutes The city munity don't care about improvmg be Improved by going to public I feel I am compelled to respond of Grosse Pointe Park has an effI- 8 percent - 48 current lo 44 pro- safely The fIremen's umon, which Jected. In house fIre department our pohce, fire and EMS? WIll to a comment Mayor Heenan CIent and profeSSIOnally staffed these people be content to SIt back will lose the right to represent made in the June 5 issue of the EMS service that can be anywhere personnel would be added to pubhc safety offICers when the More patrol Not at one tllne though At and let the firemen's union run the Grosse Pointe News. In this arti- in your city wlthm three minutes. city? departments are combmed, is only cle, Heenan accused the fIrefight- A yes vote on June 17 WIll guaran- best thiS would mean only one mterested 10 saving its own skm ers of terrorizing older people tee that the high quality of servIce more police officer on the road at ThIS IS what WIll happen If the Only four out of the 18 fIremen any given pomt m time QUIcker when we say that EMS services you have come to expect and de- letters umon gets Its way and changes the even live m Grosse Pomte Park will eventually be ehmmated if serve WIll continue response tIme - thiS IS hIghly city charter to prevent combimng StIll the union Will do everythmg it pubhc safety is implemented Speaking of terrOrLlmg the citi- on questionable Response hme IS the police and fire departments. can to keep pollce and fire depart- zens, it has been reported that the determined by your locatIon m Even though the city councIl has ments separate whIch IS why re- This IS not terrorism, It is real mayor and his constituents have relatIOn to the location of the studied the pubhc safety Issue for sponSIble cItIzens must vote no on next page emergency reason for concern for the citizens been gomg to homes with Vote Yes over two years and has unani- Tuesday, June 17 of Grosse Pointe Park. EMS ser- signs and either askmg them to re- A pIece of literature Circulated mously approved Its use, the oppo- Robert H. Davies vIces were elimmated m Kalama- move theIr sIgns or m some cases, by the pro-publIc safety supporters sItIon has used scare tactics and Grosse Pointe Park zoo, Center Lme, Berkley and have removed SIgns without pre- closer to home, Grosse Pomte CI- mission. It's a shame that they For people who ty, soon after public safety depart- have to resort to dirty pohlics to li~ ments were Implemented in these get the Job done. CIties. These are facts and the Keep the profesSIOnal fIre and with musical instniments citizens have real reason to be con- EMS service in Grosse Pomte cerned. Park Back your fIrefIghters Vote Got to thmkmg the other day school years. There were lessons $200 nylon string claSSIcal gUItar tic pieces The musIc ISso mtricate EMS services are prOVIded In yes on June 17 about the gUitars that have reSId- off and on, but It never mattered, sharing our home ThIS, of course, and soothmg, I just know that this those cities by a costly millage m- Mike Smith, ed m our house There have been because he spent more tIme prac- is a starter model He's now m the is my reward for living through the crease or by a private carrier with Firefighter IEMT so many, theIr names are a blur, tIClllg than hItting the books His process of selling his electric gUI- days of the amplifier. fees of $150 or more and response Grosse Pointe Park but the memory lingers grades reflected that I also always tar so he can buy another classical I ha ve focused on one child My It all started With a $25 folk ac- knew where he was If he was out gUitar, completely hand-fashioned, oldest son also had a guitar. Before oustIc Job from JCPenney My of Sight, he was never out of sound somethmg a profeSSIOnal would that, he had a trombone and hIS youngest son, then m the seventh- He began to fancy the blues and I own arms were too short to slide the grade, bought It and began to teach remember takIng hIm and a friend The Stones have been replaced slider properly . himself how to play to see B B Kmg. by Fernando Sor, a 19th century So thiS IS dIrected to people who When he deCided to study music Spamard well known among clas- are lIvmg with French horns, pIa- It was okay for starters, but he at the local commumty college, he sical guitarists. And when Andres nos, drums, tubas, whatever. If hungered for an electnc gUitar and grumbled about bemg forced to Segovia was in Ann Arbor recent- you sometimes think the sound will an amplifIer So he sold hIS fIrst ly, he went to hear him. Nowadays, paralyze your bram, espeCially at By Pat Rousseau study ear traimng And claSSICal one for $20 - the kid gets hIS har- gUitar? That was a Joke Well, to my dally dose of guitar musIc con- the begmmng, keep the faIth. It So many June brides ... their "wish ~\ gammg abIlity from hIS dad - and shorten thiS tale, we now have a SISts of some wonderfully roman- gets better. I'm telhng you. list" mcludes traditIonal Silver Revere bought a used electnc gUitar and bowls, casseroles and accessory pieces ~ 1 ~I ~ amp for $100 found at The League Shop, 72 Kercheval "'\toO U4jue. c.)'f J Well, I guess gUItars are lIke boats - vou keep wantmg to trade • up He "old that one for $:-;0,kept The buIldmg in which Marla Dmon ISlocated IS bemg the amp, and bought a new electnc renovated and so Maria is having a Super Renovatmg Sale gUitar, aLe:, Piul copy, for $200. With all sprmg and summer fashIOns marked 50% off She ISnot gomg out of busmess .. just reducing her Inventory in- stead oftrymg to store It while the work ISgoing on at 11Ker- cheval Take advantage of the fashion opportunity . • Leon . showed us through hIS new beauty salon now m the process of bemg fmished It has an elegant con- temporary look you'll love and of course WIll have the professional beau- ty services you're used to at Leon's Coming at 112 Kercheval, 884 9393 • WILD WINGS has colorful hand-carved wooden belt buckles WIth wIldlife themes A good choice for the sportsman dad. 1 Kercheval, 885-4001 He was, at thl:' tlnn' ob"e:,..,£'d • With the RollIng StOl1PSand .IlIlH Hendnx Thl" Wd'> also thc 11m£' that my ddughler had ..,onw musIc Isabelle 5 SALE rack off dresses offers up to 50% off classes at school and '>hc would a good selection 104 Kercheval. bnng vanous recordmgs home' for her homework So Il would t)(' that • I could Sit In the lIvmg room In thC' The Greenhouse IS open Mondays WIth a pedICUrist evening and he<1r d <;oulblasting and mamcurlst plus three hair styhsts Book an appomtment renditIOn of "The ~lar SpanglC'd and start the week beautIfully 117 Kercheval, 881-6833 Banner" by Hendnx coming down -~ the stall'S mtermmgled ""Ith a deh . cate pIece by VivaldI It Cllway~ FOR FATHER'S DAY SpeCIal at Trail Apothecary, 121Ker- II f ~ " ~\L' struck m£' as "omC'whdt ah..,urd. cheval. you get 7 ozs of Pantene shampoo r even though "0 much of ollr OUR BROWN LEATHER BRIEFCASES WILL CARRY THE DAY, JUNE 15 plus 2 ozs of Pantene condItIoner for $4 I~ .. ~ popular musIc 1<; taken from th(' Dad Will appreciate one.of our handsome leather lined bnetcases • tC claSSICS With top stitching detail Left Top Zipper 12x16'12' portfoliO case, $75. Well, prett\ ~o()n the 'i;200gUlt ~ .# .Han7ott People know how to all of Chlcagoland . \--~-.# (312) 693-4444. $49 Chicago Marriott oak Brook. A<.ro~.,the .,treet from Oak Brook Center, and Ju~t m1l111te~ from the Drurv Lane Theatre and RroolJkld '- $891fl'lI1d.."nOnl\ Big selection Marriott's Lincolnshire of new and Resort, FC.lturIng golf, ..W1m antique rugs on mmg and tennl ...pIli'" the ..mJ ..h hit mU"'Kal "RARY" at MarrIott'., I mcoln.,hlrc 11leatrc MlOutC.. SALE from ~IX FI.Ig"(.rc.lt AmerIcJ dunng the month of June (312) 634-0100. With Azar's selection and prices no house should be Without an Onental rug Azar's ZS 1 Merrill Downtown Birmingham CHICAGOLAND .,\\nrriott@ 313-644-7311 HOTI-.LS & RI-.SORTS Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nme.A Public safety is economical Letters "For DAD ~ and GRADS" To the Editor: public safety officers from the 64 I have come across a statement police and fire necessary to pro- Day of specialist is gone regarding public safety officers vide the same level of service to that is included in the Grosse the community and you get some GUCCI To the Editor: day of the specialist in mdustry Pointe Woods' new resident idea of the saving possible. It may ji'Olli $15()oO The letter that was distributed and public service is gone. The publication, and thought it might also be noted that no comparable by the firefighters association is a steel industry has found this out by be of interest to Grosse Pointe community in the area can re- typical example of what some in- the almost total destruction of the Park residents, m view of the up- spond With more than five on-duty dividuals will do to sa ve their soft, domestic steel industry. The auto- commg vote on thiS issue: firefighters at any given time. The lucrative Jobs. It is ridiculous for motive industry is presently learn- Public Safety Department of the these people to say that they want 109 It We, as taxpayers, can no "The question IS often asked, city IStherefore able to deliver far to protect us and the only way that longer pay eight hours wages for "How much money does thIS type supenor police and fire service to this can be done is to maintam a one hour of work. of operation save the taxpayers?' separate EMS/Fire Department. If Grosse Pointe Woods had sepa- the community in a more effiCient The comblOmg of the Police De- and economICal manner at a sav- You can be sure the only thing they rate pohce and fire departments, partment and the EMS/Fire De- want is to protect their Jobs They a 35-man Police Department could mgs of approximately $350,000per partment Will allow us to have the don't give a damn about us and to handle the present police duties, year." services that we need at a cost that Imply that they do IS ludicrous and It would take at least a 290man WIth an mcreased number of on- we can afford I, for one, mtend to duty, tramed personnel available I thought that Mr. Bialk's com- FIre Department working a 56- vote for the merger and hope that ment about wages and benefits hour week to prOVide a seven.man for police, fire and ambulance my friends and fellow clllzens will duty, 1 believe we would have in- was amusmg. Who is he klddmg? fire response. This would equal 64 also support the merger. creased serVices, more effIciency If Mr Blalk IS serious when he full-hme pohce and fire officers and better economy for our tax states that wages and benefits are If Mr. Blalk and his group real- The City of Grosse Pomte Woods not the issue, 1wonder whether hiS ly want to help the commumty, has a total of 44 sworn public safe- dollar Caryl M. Kerber group would accept reduced wages they Will accept the required ty officers (985) Subtract 44 Grosse' Pointe Park ....---DAVID'S which would be commensurate changes gracefully and work to in- With the amount of work that they sure that everyone does the best Pointe Jewel and Time Shop actually do m a day. ThiS would be Job that they can LiqtlOr liability quotes one way to ease his conscience. Paul N. Lavins To the Editor: least five million m order to pro- 19455 MACK • G.~ Woods Whether they know It or not, the Gros'>e Pointe Park I am aware that the War Vide sufficient protection Memonal Association IS attempt- The cost of such pnmary m- 884-0164 mg to obtam a commercial Class surance coverage and the excess JUl< ~al !J/)() j 10 Than< !J/)()~/)() Voting no in Park electi-:>n C liquor license coverage, If available, would be based upon the estimated volume To the Editor: sue wIll provide 36 tramed emer- Having been m the msurance Public safety m Grosse Pointe gency technicians rather than the of receipts from the sale of bus mess smce 1966With consider- alcoholic beverages As a result of Park should be a meaningful en- 12 currently employed able experience m the placement hancement to the service of that Ci- Most of the training of pohce of- my mquines, I find that the of liquor liability coverage, I decid- estimated annual premium for ty and I, therefore, intend to vote flcers to also become emergency ed for my own satISfaction to check FREE no on the issue on June 17 III order medical techruclans has been com- $500,000 primary coverage would the present market for liquor lia. be $42,918 plus at least $26,000 for to preserve public safety in our ci- pleted and, to me, such a major bllity quotes. ELECTRICTY* ty. commitment by the city to en- the five million excess coverage, I have been a little taken aback hance emergency medical service Apparently there are only two assuming approximately 200func- at campaign material from the is proof positive that pubhc safety companies in Michigan willing to tions With gross hquor receipts of AND A contrary point of view indicating will provide better service A no quote hquor liability These com- approximately $200,000. that our emergency medical serv- vote will mean better emergency panies indicated they were only I understand there has been ice will be dismantled should medical service wllhng to quote on primary some confUSIOn concermng the brllonf pubhc safety be implemented To Stephen D. Marr coverage up to $500,000 This cost of liquor liablhty insurance for the contrary, the pubhc safety is- Grosse Pointe Park amount of coverage, in my opi- the War Memorial and 1 thought I man, would be madequate for the would make the results of my War Memorial and its officers and checking available to you. Keep services first-rate directors, and I would recommend John R. Grosfield in addition, an excess policy of at Grosse Pointe Woods To the Editor: ment's experiment failed, the 1 feel compelled to respond to mayor and hiS commission lost Palmer Heenan's typical political much of their credibility and began Freedom of expression maneuver (the June 5 issue of the searching for a face-saving way to Grosse Pointe News) to turning his explam away their monumental To the Editor: by a Vote No sign. I removed that sign and on FrIday, June 6, stop- commissIOn's example of a per- mistake. The upcoming VULt:! of Grosse ped at the fire department for fect, smooth operating public safe- Pointe Park reSidents on the issue Durham's experiment with a another yes sign This was placed • UP TO 105 SEE R ty department m Durham, North of combimng the police and flre pubhc safety department was a on my lawn Friday mght. On • 5 Y EAR WARRANTY mJ Carolina, and attemptmg to ex- departments has become, to say failure' Let's not make the same Saturday mormng, the sign had COMPRESSOR INCLUDING LABOR plam away total failure of thiS de- the least, a very controversial sub- BY FLAME FURNIICE mistake m Grosse Pointe Park again disappeared! • 2 YEARS OF mEE SERVICE partment, which has now returned Keep your services first-rate. You, ject to the traditional, and admittedly Is it the policy of the Heenan • 2 YEARS PARTS WARRANTY BY the CItizens, deserve the best camp to deny the citlzens of thIS FLAME FURNIICE more efficient, separate pohce, There seems to be, however, an community their constItutIOnal fire and EMS departments. Joseph A. Bialk even more important controversy rIght to freedom of expressIOn? As the facts poured in about why EMS/Firefighter emerging and that is a resident's right to freedom to expression In And if this is how they are operat- Durham's pubhc safety depart- Grosse Pointe Park a community that is part of a mg in relation to an issue of thiS ~eat democrattc society, imagine my size, do we need to ask - what Price Would b.e__to..~o ~.L . surprise upon arriving home from other mformation are we not re- . -. work on Thursday, June 5, to find ceivmg. , !9 the .~dltQA: .._...;ol_~ay~¥l!1 ~'1X.0.!.~' }t ,Is",sm~ bf- ,the Votftl~e8,:j;lgn. I.hadplaced on Trisnail Buttig)ieri 1n U,t~raturls~t;:.p~C~~~~-~Wlient1lese l'!.S.O. dellan- m t k g 1 ed Grosse Pointe Park Citizens for Pu6Iic Safety, the resi- ments have a fire of any conse. y proper ya wee a 0 rep ac dents of GrossePointe Park (those quence, they have firefighters -re- - eligible to vote m particular) are spond under mutual aid to fight it being informed of what the off!- for them, not P S O. officers. cials m the other Grosse Pointes As for EMS, the City of Grosse think about Public Safety. Pointe doesn't even have this ser- It certainly wasn't a surprise to vice. The depend on the Park Fire me that they all agreed with Department when an ambulance IS SEWER AvisSuperValue Mayor Heenan that a Public Safe- needed and Grosse Pomte Woods ty Department was the greatest Ambulance Services is supported TROUBLE? thing that ever happened m their by a special millage. Their ambu- call respective citIes. What else would lance attendants are not P.S.O one expect to hear when the jobs of Officers. They have no pohce and ltU[t~t1C about one-half of them depend on fire duties kswillmake the need for a public safety direc- Hopefully the citIzens of Grosse PLUMBING '.HEATINC tor Pointe Park Will not be fooled into 11600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 Neither is It surprising that the buymg the idea of a Public Safety 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822 9070 other half also agrees with Mayor Department, as the price they 1726 MAPLE RD. 643.4&00 Heenan. It isn't very often that one would have to pay would be too mayor disagrees With another. great. yourda~ As a flreflgher in Grosse Pointe Edward J. Koerber Park for over 25 years, I have to Grosse Pointe Park SuPer Value Weekly Rates 55. FISHER RD. We deliver SALE PRICES IN -5100 I. S]O dolly. 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LB BUNCH Included 1986 AVISRe-nl ACar ~.,...... 'cm I r Av Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1986 Summer jobs The TIP Service of the Detroit Public Li- Obituaries brary has published If Catering Menu~ the 1986 directory of Elmer J. Gries Jeffrey Leland Crow "Summer Youth Em- Don't excite You, Private services were held last A memorial service was held ployment Programs CREATE YOUR OWN month for Elmer J. Gries, 85, of Tuesday, June 10, at Holy Inno- 10 Wayne, Oakland Grosse Pointe Park, who died May cence Episcopal Church, Sandy and Macomb Coun- Ida's Catermg and the Harper Woods 24 at Bon Secours Hospital. Springs, Ga., for Jeffrey Leland ties." Community Center are available for all your • ProletUDn aoalnst rain snow, leaves. lIebns This publica tion and cold weather He was an executive for a whole- Crow, 33, of Georgia, formerly of I catering and banquet needs Servmg excltmg • Quality thickness 01 Plellglas acrylic which sale jewelry company. Grosse Pointe Farms, who died lists employment pro- food from a variety of Menus, or we Villi grams for youth be- maintains tl'lslal clear appearance He is survived by his wife, June 6 in Atlanta, Ga. create one for your mdlvldual needs. Your • Standard sizes In s~k ., W' d W II . Georgina. A private service was held at tween the ages of 14 • We also make any size to orller PlastiC Sheetmg - In owes and 21 who are guests' compliments on the beautiful presen- t Interment was at Oakview Ce- Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit. latlon of food reflect your excellent ta~te. ~~T"'I!I.I~~D 1904 Fill Sand - Top Soil - Pool sand Jtnetery, Royal Oak. Mr. Crow was a manager for an searching for summer f~ Memorial contributions may be automobile leasing company. He and/or year-round Delivered and Set.Up J.C.(ORNILLIE CO. Patio Brick & Block t employment. Pro- made to the charity of the donor's had attended Trinity University, or you can reserve the Harper Wood!> I lfhoice. San Antonio, Texas, and the Uni- grams listed include the Michigan Youth Community Center for gathering!> of 30751 little Mack, RoseVille, Michigan 48066 293.1500 versity of New Hampshire. 11810 Mack at R R, DetrOIt, MIChigan 48214 822-5700 relizabeth M. MacDonald He was a member of Buckheads Corps and many 50-275 people. I. Funeral services were held Mon- Kiwanis and the Altanta Kiwanis. others. Information ~ Call Veronica for detalls listing give name, ad- Father s Day IS almost here-do tday, June 9, at Lakeside Ceme- , 19748 Harper I ':>4 He is survived by his wife, \ 54 : tery, Port Huron, for Ehzabeth M. Patricia Trovey; two brothers; dress and phone num- you know what to get the speCIal ber of the program; •~ ~ Harper Wood!> - 343-2566 j " IMacDonald, 74, of Grand Rapids, two stepbrothers; and his mother n 38 man m your home? pre-employment re- \ formerly of Grosse Pointe, who and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. auy your AmerJcan charts powl quirements; what ~~. ,~a/£t~, 2 \ 6J> Idied June 5 at Kent Community Charles R Moon. On;d 37 AMERICAN CHART INCREASE types of jobs there are \ ,Hospital. He was preceded in death by his \4 - \ ( E!fec'" ... June 27 J 986 iather, Walter Crow. in the program; and Mrs. MacDonald was a resident how to apply. 176\ \84 " Has he already got all of the tIes. shirts and of Grosse Pointe for 39 years \ Memorial contributions may be Although the direc- Over A Century of Service 120 \ ~ wallets he can use stuck for an Idea She was a graduate of Detroit made to Caroline Hospice, P.O. tory is intended for to the Eastside Communities n l- come to The Shlp's Wheel the ftrst name in usiness Umversity. She was a Box 1686, Beauford, S.C. 29902, or use of various employ- retary to the director of Grosse United Community Service. ment, training, SOCial 9f nautical gifts ointe Community Services, \ and human service \ Located on Mack Avenue between 7 and 8 rosse Pointe School System, for Roman V. Ceglowski agencies, it is avail. 186 ~, Mile Roads The ShIp's Wheel carrys a years, secretary of the Girl Funeral services were held Fri- able for use by the 96 WIde array of unique nautreal brassware. out Leaders Association; and a day, June 6, at Verheyden Funeral public at Detroit Pub- member of the Junior Board of Home for Roman V. Ceglowski, 83, lic Library branches models wood carvmgs. charts. et!. Wilhams House. and at Main Library of Grosse Pointe Woods, who died Whetner you want to spend $5 00 or a She was active in both the com- June 3 at Bon Secours Hospital. TIP Service. munity and the Grosse Pointe )J $1000. The Snip's Wneel has something to Memorial Church. She was a Mr. Ceglowski was an attorney. make every Dad's day a specIal one. ounding member of the Grosse He was born in New York City. Reunion Pointe Symphony Orchestra, and He was a graduate of St. Mary's Holy Redeemer twas a volunteer with both the Preparatory College, University of High School Class of American Red Cross and the Detroit High School and the Uni- 1961 will hold its 25th the shi~swheel,inc. Georgian East Retirement Home. versity of Detroit School of Fi- year reunion satur- Groesbeck Chapel of 19605 MACK AVENUE She is SUrviVed by four daugh- nance. He held degrees inaccount- day, July 26, at One GROSSE POINTE, WOODS, MICHIGAN 4a236 ters, Nancy Delaney, Judith ing and business administration Parklane Towers in The Wm. R. Stucky, Sue Garlick and Kathryn before graduating from the Detroit Dearborn. Whitton; 10 grandchildren; one College of Law in 1934. For more informa- Hamilton Co~ great.grandchild; and a brother, He was a member of the Michi- tion, call Mary Lou • U'lilRAl J)JRlCTOR., tFrank C. Everts of Florida. gan Bar Association, the Advo- Hassett at 675-4205. I:.\wbhslied 1855 cates Bar Association, Friends of [ She was preced~ in death by 226 CROCKER BLVD. Polish Art, National Advocacy her husband, Robert Duncan Mac- Historical footnotes Moun' Clemens 48063 t Society and Kosciuszko Founda- Donald, who practiced dentistry in report that U.S. Presi- 463-0577 tion. Wm. R. Hamillon II t'Detroit and Grosse Pomte for 31 dent Rutherford B. \ years. He is survived by his wife, Hayes liked to take im- 1903.1981 \ .84 76 Arrangements were by Verhey- Henriette; a son, Conrad J.; a portant documents to DaVid M. Hamilton John \\. 8rolknloln Fo~:mo'r'f ~II see m~et den Funeral Home. granddaughter; three sisters; and Ronald D. Heckmann L1o}d R. Monl3Rue on Cfl<:lr"No 14881 the bathroom so he Associate Direclor.. two brothers. could lock the door and 112 84 82 ~ Me/llber bv IIII/lU/lOIl QNS~ 96 \ \ Victor D. Johnson Interment was at Woodlawn study in private. NUI/onul Sele«er! \10rl/( wm 70 A memorial service will be held Cemetery. 0\ 82 Friday, June 13, at 7:30 p.m. at Mariners Church, 170E Jefferson, Detroit, for VIctor D. Johnson, 72, of Grosse Pointe Park, who died May 30 in Venice, Fla. Mr. Johnson, a retiree from . Parke-Davis Corp, was born in , ~merville, Mass . • j I He was a member of the Society .~~~~~..4JMPORTANI REASONS. WHY of Former Special Agents for the I F.ederal Bureau of Investigation, -1 . Box 12 Associates, the Ingleside '_.~:~~GROSSEPOINTf7PARlfSuFlRt AND""" ~- Bridge Club and the Eastside Shrine Club. He is survived by his wife, Estelle "Tay", two daughters, , Judy Schukei and Beth Becker; a POUCE DEPARTMENTS SHOULD BE ONE. son. David V.; three grandchil- dren; and a sister, Astrid Blair. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer On January 13. 1986. the mayor and the entire city thanks to increased staffing~ (2) More comprehensive Society or Mariners Church. council of Grosse Pointe Park unanimously supported training for all staff members~ (3) More efficient use of Arrangements were handled by the Rawles Funeral Home, Venice, the findings of a 13-member fact-finding committee by firemen's time; (4) More people to respond to Fla. voting to combine the police and fire departments into emergemces. Carrie E. Kelly one. efficient public safety department. , A private cremation was held this week for Carrie E. Kelly, 71, This merger was carefully and thoughtfully studied 3. IMPROVED EMERGENCY of Grosse Pointe Woods, who died June 9 at St. John Hospital. for over a year. Not everyone agreed with the findings. MEDICAL SERVICE Mrs. Kelly was a member of the In fact, it is being opposed by the Grosse Pointe Park Grosse Pointe Women's Club, Pointer Girls, Town Club of Grosse Firemen's Union. With the merger, there wi11be 38 FULLY-TRAINED Pointe, Grosse Pointe Symphony You, the taxpayers of Grosse Pointe Park, will settle EMS TECHNICIANS (versus 12 now) to respond to Women's Association and Font- bonne Auxiliary of St. John the issue at a special election to be held on Tuesday, EMS needs. Also, there will be faster response time to Hospital. June 17th. She is survived by her husband, EMS calls. Presently, we have only 2 EMS vehicles John J.; a son, John Jr.; and a As concerned Grosse Pointe Park taxpayers, we feel available per shift. With the merger, we will be able to brother, Albert E. Tamarelli. that a "NO" vote is appropriate for the following expand EMS coverage to 6 vehicles (2 EMS vehicles Memorial contributions may be made to the Arthritis Foundation, reasons: plus 4 squad cars) on every shift, each manned with Michigan Chapter, 23400Michigan EMS-trained public safety officers. Ave., Dearborn. No funeral servIces were plann- ed Friends may visit with the 1. IMPROVED POUCE SERVICE family at home any afternoon or 4. MORE EFFICIENT USE OF evemng. The merger will provide us with 36 PATROLMEN Margaret A. Nelson (versus 30 now). This increase means that our city will TAXPAYER'S MONEY Services were held Wednesday have a minimum of 2 additional officers available on June 4, at Tate Funeral Home in By putting all three resources under "one-chief' -- Pentwater for MargaretA. Nelson, each shift - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days police, fire and EMS - - it has been demonstrated that a 66, formerly of Grosse Pointe of the year. It will also give us the extra staffing to help Farms, who died June 1 at Hack- community like ours can operate with increased effi- ley Hospital in Muskegon implement other much-needed police services including: She attended Grace Hospital (1) scooter patrols; (2) foot patrols; (3) unmarked car ciency at no additional co~t to taxpayers. Public Safety School of Nursmg, and was a is working successfully in our sister communities -- registered nurse at Grace Hospi- programs; (4) more "uniform" visibility on the streets tal. She was active in the Grosse of Grosse Pointe Park. Gros~e Pointe Woods, Gro~se Pointe Shore~ and Grosse Pointe Women's Club and the Pointe City. Women's City Club of Detroit She is survived by her husband, Dr. Darwin M.; two sons, Dr. Wil. liam and David, a daughter, Mary 2. IMPROVED RRE PROTECTION Bell; and one grandchild. Cremallon was at Pentwater. The merger will also provide a staff of 45 TRAINED Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. FIREMEN (versus 18 now) to fight fires and handle other related emergencies. This means that Park Weekend volunteers residents can expect: (1) Faster response time to all calls sought at Cottage Volunteers are needed to work at Cottage Hospital on Saturdays and Sundays between 11 and 4 p.m. Volunteers dulles mcluding dis- bursing Visitor passes, escortmg surgical patients as they are ad- mitted and deliverying flowers. A WTE FOR NPROVED PUBUC SERVICE BY VOTING "NO" ON JUNE 17 complimentary cafeteria meal pass is provided for volunteers. Paid for by Ihe Park CItizens for PubliC Safety 809 Grand MaraiS Call Margaret Hutchings, direc- tor of Volunteer Services at Cot- tage Hospital, 884-4600, ext. 2455. , ------~-- Thursday, June 12, 1986 Page Eleven.A My dog's better • • • • ,. ~< , ;,,,,, .. - ~ ~ • #- y "".... '" Stephanie Pearite walks her afghan hound across the grounds. Liz Sieber, 15, of the Farms, shows off her shih tzu that belongs to her and her brother John. The little ball of fur just missed being the smallest dog in the show. Dr. Peggy Quarnstrom's Scottish deerhound, Arthur, both of the Woods, was the tallest, and Martha May's yorkshire terrier, \., Peanuts, was the smallest in the show. Maggie, an old English sheep...dog, sought relief from a hot June sun under a chair. Maggie was a participant in the War Memorial's Photos by Peter A. Salinas third annual "My Dog's Better Than Your Dog" show June 8. Park to hold band contest The Grosse POInte Park Civic ASSOCiation IS lookmg for upbeat bands to compete in Its John PhilIp THAT'S WHY WE'RE,VOTING"TO~IMPROVE Sousa Sound-Alike Contest at Its F.l)lmh-M Vuly.!OOIetitatlOnl,n 1u The patrlOtI~,battle of the bands QUALITYOFllFt'IN':~P9INTE will be held at' Patterson Park THE' about 3 pm following the 11th an- nual Grosse Pointe Park Fourth of July parade. First prize is $100; second prize PARK BY VOTING "NO" ON JUNE 17th. IS$50. T-shirts Will be available to all who participate while supplies last PAL7\IER HEENAN - \lavor Arthur H Engslrom W Kenneth Ca,tor Gall Reagan "We are very excited about this DA VID GASK IN - \Ia) or Pro Tem Pal & Jack Llslon L)nne &. Larr) Haggan Dr Patrick Ryan new entry In our traditional day of \ ERNON AUSHERMAN - CouncIlman Mr & Mrs Tom Long Mr &. 1\lrs LoUIS Hadad Kathy Robson parade, games and picnic," said CAROL EVOLA - Councl!lloman Mr & Mrs. Brian J McMahon John W HIbbard John & Elaine R)an Nancy Duffy, president of the civic JAMES E ROBSON, Jr - Councilman han~ & Ann Mullen Susan &. Edgdr B HOII ben Rowland & Manlyn Richard aSSOCiation, "and we look forward JOHN PROST - Councilman John Maksym Mr &. Mrs Donald Herman Greg & Justina Theokas to hearing our local talent playmg \IAR!I. V A.l ENTE - Councilman Mr & Mrs Anlhony Maksym Dick & Pegg} Hoglund Charles S "Tommy" & Jean TompkinS some traditional patriotIc marches \ Mr & Mrs James MIller Mr & 1'.1rl Joseph Hebda Lee Brunette Tyler and other songs of Americana." Mr & Mrs John W MacKay Mrl John H Hau,ner Carol Tyler To enter the talent contest, call her at 331-3554 by June 20 or drop Dr & Mrs Frank McDonald Judge & \1r, Richard P Hathlla) Gerr) Scbliling her a note at 929 Pemberton, Grosse POinte Park 48230. \1 r &. \Irs Herman Auch Arthur Moran \Ir & \Irl Craig Hupp Dr & Mrs Roben Schappe \lr &. \lrl J K Abb~ Kalhenne Mormon Mr & \1r, Pierre Hertler Paul W Smith \Ir &. \lr\ Climon Andrel'1 Mr Ken MOrrison Mr & \lrl \\ iIliam H Harder Norma Smnh DIO establishes Phillip \1 Andrells II Tom & Pal Moran Did &. Pat Drabam \lr & Mrs Thoma~ P Sullivan memorial library Jo,eph AUlterberry AI &. Susan Mazur Mr & \Irl I am DClk \llchael F Saar! ( onnJc Amherman rrank McCarroll Eileen QlIlrk Delkrlq Mr & Mrs Robert Saylor for Dr. Marshall Clmille Ec~land Stephen & Paula Miller Mr & \lrl Robcn Dalles Mr & Mrs John Sheor!> DaVid E & Beck) Eallic~ Chm & Mary McHale The Board of Directors for the Jerome F- &. \Iargaret Driscoll The Hon Theodore ~ouns DetrOIt Institute of Ophthalmology \lr &. \Irs Arthur Englgrom Dr & Mrs Roger McNeill Mr & \1rs Herold Mal Deason The Hon. Joseph SulliVan voted to establish the J R Mar- \lr &. \lrl MonIc Edelen \1r & Mrs Patrick McKeever Charlel &. \Ian !l.athr\ n DuCharme Gerald EScott shall Jr , M D Memorial Library The Itbrary WIll be located at the loe Iloia ueorge & AlexIs Malis \1rl Palmer Hlenan \Ir & Mr, John <'ellell soon-to-be renovated DIO bUlldmg, \lr &. \1rl Darrell Fmken Slele & Peggy Marr F Page Hecnan Slel e & Marianne ~hrader 15415E Jefferson 10 Grosse Pomte Patricia r orster Robm H Mlssant Bealme flinton BIll & )ue Simonsol1 Park !l.cNen Frank DOHle Miller Fd" ard &. foan Hanreler lucy & James Smith Space has been allocated and plans developed for thiS ophthal- John &.. Helen FIidell MI~e & Donna Marrs \-Ir &. \lrl Dalld Hemplted JOleph Samborski mIc educatIOn center dedicated to \lIcn So. Pat frctllald Mtke & June MacMlchaels \1r & \lr\ Val Hu\aerc Nicole SamborskI the co-founder of the DIO ThiS I"mc, &. Jean, .l1e Ilk FABERGE BRUT 33 ANn ;;;:~~$175 ANTIoPERSP. ~:ORANT$154 DEODORANT or ~SP.$189 Ifyou trusted US with your heart attack, wliy go anIWhere elSe for a sprained ankle? ~amtJohn (lo:-.pltal ha... ,J1Wdy"been Wllh I:xpre .....Carl', you reCCI\Cthc con~ldered one of tile hne:--1('mer. '.IOle expert mcdlc,lI .lltentlOI1 for gel1e}' fa<:lhtle.. on the eJ..t'lde of mmor allment:--..uch a... cough~,(old ... 'I Summer's Detroit for major IOJllrlC' or ..enoll .. e.',lr.lche...1I1d'pr.uncd ankle:--,a... you would for the: treatment of mellor EVE IlIne~,e.. . .,. DISPOSABLE emcrgenLlc~ Without the walt , Om: of the prohlc:m.. \\11h having It" {' 1/ J DOUCHE thl .. kmd of reputation, however, I" TWIN PACK ~o,the.'nc. '\1 lunc you are faLcd with Reguler. V & W "0 While Flower that many p,lllel1t.. With ,eflOll'l .1Il lI' emcrgcnq of (l1lJ' "md. kc('p and MUIIl problem" Lome to ,ee lI'l Ih.lt tllo ..e In mmd Aftcr .111, If yOll tnJ..tcc.lu.. With mmor emc.'rge.'I1L1e",Ire: "ornL' \\lIh ) our maJor cml'rgenLle:~.why time.. left waltlllg go an} \\ l1('re ebe for tho ..e mlllor $1~c~ No OI1CII"L'" to walt and we "111m ache ... 1Ile.!p.lIn,- that whlC..'h I" wh} we e"tahll ..hcd our new I.xpre....( ,Ire ( ent('r Samt lohn ~" COMPLETE 22101 \lorn .." SaintJohn Hospital • IklW11 \11 IH2 ~() I 100 COUNT EXPRESS CARE CENTER ~'J ~'I ~ HOO .. ...:. lTiI Hospital $749 • 32.CT MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING • I Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Financial fitness Kindertalk offers language development The Assumption Cultural Center DAD'S & GRAD'S GIFT IDEA H~lpingchildren learn to master class A speech teacher m Grosse answer that need will offer a course, "Financial FIt- th~ mtrlcacles of language is the Pointe for 17 years, she's en. While the majorIty of students ness," an individualIzed and com- prlm~ry goal of tht' Grosse Pomte thusiastic about the opportunities who will be III Kindertalk next year prehensive approach to financial The new Nikon N2020 Pubhc School System's new pro- Kindertalk offers. Several of the have been Identified as a result of planmng The class Will meet gr~m, Kindertalk. Utilizmg the children with whom she'll be work the four-year-old screemng, others Thursday, June 19,June 26and Ju- Autofocus SLR. It can do it all. skIllsof a teacher trained in speech mg in the fall have been In her two- have been referred by pediatri- ly 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the center, as well as primary education, Kin- times-a-week pre-school speech cians and parents who have recog- 21800Marter Road der~lk off~rs ~ kin~ergarten ex- classes already nized language development prob- Or you can. perlence WIth mtenslve language "Havmg the opportunity to take lems John M Poplawski, founding emphasis to those chlldten who the traditional currICulum and ex- At present, these chIldren make hJlurt" IIILludl • L lr~l ...t and former headmaster of the AUlohxu ...t t.n ...... ,~....tl m (A Ill} have demonstrated dIffICultyin the pand It for these chIldren helps up approXimately 5 percent to 7 Grosse Pomte Academy and E (.,Wit r '.!. Autolr...: u ...Modl ... use of language. them develop vocabulary gram- percent of the more than 400stu- DaVid Marande Jr, both regis- ~tllgll ')hot dnd '- ('ntlllUHU . detns expected m the 1986-87km- N'JfI""J HI~il"l"-td md Ilu.1 Dr. Alfrieda Frost, dIrector of mar and auditory memory'skJlls " tered representa tIves, together tJrtJ~r.HlI t xJJo..,urt '\1odf". elementary education, anticipates she saId. Of particular benefIt to dergarten class o\pt rturt Pn(Jnt~ • r )"PO~UIL wlth Mark Landau, a tax attorney, 0'" • 1I\ To foster the language develop- LOl~ • hx.u, I BuLlI \lowr there will be approximately 25stu- both Basco and her students WIllbe and Pete SIngler, CPA, wlll help to lJm ... f'[o~rd/ll!ll Helen E Allard Ben Hall Gerry Baker Becky Hunt Shirlee Louwers Robert & LOUIse Sparling Joseph Babiarz Robert Hodges Karen Bevard John J P Ryan Judith Dlugoslelskl Ann E Amberg Angelo & Helen PetraCCI Tim & Kathy Mooney Bernadene C Barlow Ann CISCO Laura Mayer D Wayne Heck Rosemarie Fradeneck Jack & Kathleen Ruth Leonard Padmos Dr Anton & Nancy Westveld Bill Thomas Tom Ceder Erma Van Deweghe Heather Elliott Catherine M Schwarz William & PatriCia Hlttlnger Lyman B Moody Howard & Bern Demson Thomas & Patricia Schomaker Ellen O'Brien Ann O'Sullivan LoUIS J Mleczko Tillie Luney Susan Felsner Sarde Deeb James W HigginS Frances K Robinson Patwa Junker Edmund J George Jr Margaret Hunt Mr & Mrs LOUIS Berg Carol Lmdbergh Marie Buselmeler Dave & Merne Gay Ayrault Hal & Jeanne Suminski Ron & Judy Launs Geraldine M Crowley Bryan Shank Mr & Mrs Joseph Plsa Deborah Ferns Lynn Elsenbrey Joseph & Barbara Schumacker Robert & Anne Diehl Dr & Mrs John Bielawski E J Winton VIOla Carruthers DominiC & Martha SClcluna Andrew Brown Fred Solomon Robert & Carolyn Nixon Michael & Dorothy Hunter Patncla Hunt Heather Duncan Helen N Worrell J Lee & Evelyn Barlow Mrs Jennie Peslck Jean Carmony Eugene Morgan Rodman & Mary Moesta DaVid & Lmda Tucker Helen Graseck Mary E Driscoll Eleanor Thomas Mrs B Hallna Laskowski John Cserhalml Richard A Wnght LUCille Bnggs Barbara L Falileres M Sue Dooms KeVin Mann Mildred Atfelt Kathryn Laskowski Mana Cserhalml AI Hale Mr & Mrs Anthony Thomas Patflc~ 0 Sullivan Katherme M George Irene Kench Adelaide Wismer Anna Foresta Mana E Cserhalml Helen Dowling Mr & Mrs Charles Marek Olga M Gilbert Mary E Shine Edward & Glona Wolski Jane Wood Marta Klobuslczky Gertrude Krupp Darien e D Daly Ross & Jen Grover Alice Keller Hal & Jeanne Summskl Michael Nelson Victor BellOn! Michael JenkinS Katherine I Daly George L & Nancy VanAntwerp DaVid Spytma Roma Atfelt Donald & Beverly Kummer Margaret Dykstra Peter Paul & Grace Tocco Mrs Marguerite Ebbing Ron & Darlene Katz Patsy Mann Jean Daudlm William P Driscoll Nancy L Dykstra Mr Charles Kazul Lawrence Ebbmg Phil & Charlotte Ganem Joseph E Mulleavy Judy McSorley Patrick J Dnscoll Mary J Kummer Patnck & Mary Worrel Emily Ayotte Lee & Jean Failieres Anna Galbo Rlctlard & Gorothy Amberg Michael J Driscoll Ronald J & Pamela Pangborn Irene Franzerl Curtis & Jean Murawski Max & Katie Johrlson Kay Balas DaVid A Taylor Robert L Driscoll Mr & Mrs Richard Case Linda Rumon Harold Cote Sr Charles & Lyn Treusch Judy Madge Robert J McCarter Helen Ann Conlan Katherine CrnkOVich Porter & Dolores Mullins Dale N Hunt Gus & Jody Plckrahn Erica ChappUIS Daniel Van Gampelaere Helen C McEachern Donald & PriSCilla McEachern Michael Elnck Nolan & Norma Hunt John & MaryAnne Molinan JoAnne McCroskey Heather Duncan Marlone K Bankerd Edward & Barbara Dorda Shirley A Christ Mane LaBonty Joseph & Judith Ferro Eileen Mann Sally Zlhlman Joseph & Patncla Buttlgllefl Catherine McFadyen Mr & Mrs LoUIS Kastely Rose LaBonty Leona Peck John G Baker Helen M Huber Pam Allen Edward & Claudia Somand Ann Mane Droste Wilbur LaBonty Bob & LOIS Rose Karen Kastely Edith M Kohl Manam Schaafsma Mrs Fredenck Newton Scott & Jane HIli ;""19< et E Henry Mildred Brown Paul Chnst MarjOrie S Warren Dr Robert & Margaret 0 Riethmilier Mr Frederick McKenZie Mrs Laura Barfield DelorE . McCroskey Lorraine J Mleczko William F Hunt Mrs John C Dotson Mr & Mrs V Jabara John W & DOriS Hall Sharon Case Mrs George H Balle Peter 0 Hume Jeanne Elliott VictOria Johnldes William & Rebecca Delmege Elisabeth L McKenZie Harold Cote Jr Or John A Galbo Elizabeth F Baker Paul SClcluna Andronekey Gregg Mr & Mrs Jeff Stiller Mary O'Connor Joseph Rlcclnto Henry & Mary Kav Linne Rita Bailey Robert T Elliot Earl Neal Dr & Mrs Barbe Kim GOlke DUilio & Virgrnla DILuigl IF YOU WISH TO JOIN US ON THIS CAMPAIGN CALL 821.6769 VOTE YES TUESDAY, JUNE 17 SAVE OUR EMSI FIRE DEPARTMENT Paid for by the Save Our EMSlFlre Department Committee, 1330 Beaconsfield, Grosse Poln'e Park, MI 48230, Lou Mleczko, Chalflnan. Thursday, June 12, 1986 Page Fourteen-A I AIR CONDITIONER J CHECK-UP NOW! V We feature • OIL MOTOR, CHECK BELT • CHECK PRESSURE • CHECK CLOSELY FOR LEAKS brllont • CHECK FILTERS OR AIR CLEANER Products • CHECK TEMPERATURE ACROSS COIL • CHECK CONDENSATE DRAIN OR PUMP • CHECK AMPS OF UNIT *$4150 • CHECK CONDITION OF HEAT COMPLETE EXCHANGER 10 POINT CHECK • CHECK THERMOSTAT • CHECK CONDENSER COIL / h Make this Sunday ff»~,/ / ~l" /0 / '"/ / a Happy, Healthy / ,/.1 h FathetsDay / Schwinn Coaster John P. Day : John J. Downey Brake ;Resowski to run in 13th Woodshonored for traffic enforcement 95 Grosse Pointe Woods' Depart- selective enforcement. such as $;;:'00 $99 representative in the 13th dIstrIct, I Nancy Resowski of Grosse ment of Public Safety has been drunk drlvmg arrests whIch covers the Grosse Pointes, ~Pointe Park wlIl run for stale awarded an honorable mention for Harper Woods and part of Detroit. He noted there was a 162percent improvement in its traffic acc1dent { r- Resowski, 33, 1S a lifelong res- Increase III the number of drunk SCHWINN 10 speeds from $139.95 statistics from the Michigan Asso- drlvmg arrests m the Woods last 1dent of the district. She graduated We Meet or Beat imy advertised Schwinn Bicycle Special from Grosse Pointe North High ciation of Chiefs of Police year, and credit!> the entire um- SChooland a ttended Eastern Mich- Officer John Albrecht Will re- formed staff with bringmg the Igan University She has worked ceive the award at the associa- award to the department . POINTE CYClERY Blll:S BIKE SALES for a major utility company for the tion's conference in Traverse City "We are always proud to get an past 14 years, and holds the posi- June 22, according to Director 20373 MACK, G.P.W. 31336 HARPER, S.C.S. award," Patterson said, "especial- tion of communication services co- Jack Patterson. The award is given in memory of ly when we get one which directly 886..1968 294..3888 ordmator. affects reSidents With aCCidents An active member of the two Michigan chiefs of police who 1 Blk. N. of 13 Mile there IS always the chance of in- Bet. 7 & 8 Mile Rd. MichIgan Democratic Party, were achve in traff1c enforcement Patterson- said the award is jury and If we cal).\ reduc;e the Resowski was the metropolitan numberbf'alroi8~l\.'is ju~t bet- Detroit cdordinafor~fOr1:)en. Gary «bllliGfrltae basR;lloi-acc1dent re- ter for the residents." Hart's presidential bid and a dele- ~ucti.?n. act 9t inv~tlj~atlOn and gate for senator Hart to the Demo- cratic National Convention 10 San Francisco in 1984. Estelle Smyth, of Grosse Pointe, Will serve as cha1rperson and COTTAGE HOSPITAL'S Christopher Wibbelman, of Grosse POinte Farms, will serve as treasurer of her campaign com- EMERGENCY DEPAR Nancy Resowski mittee -' EXPERIENCE HAS STMADE THE BEST A Luxury Vacation 3IMPOR MEDICAL . . on the beautiful Pere Marquette River DISCOVERIES: ATBAROTHY Dr Michael McMlllrn LODGE Dr John L Steph,>mol1 Dr Laura Benedetto WALHALlA MICHIGAN 880 ACRES OF MICHIGANS FINEST RESORT PROPERTY • Private Lodges • Pool • Tennis Courts • Canoeing • Fishing & Much More ~~L'NFO. 886-5857 INFORMATION HOT LINE 884.7525 YOU'LL SHAPE UP IN TIME FOR SUMMER Michael McMillin, M.D., earned mtenslve canng at Cottage HospItal E'VE DISCOVERED As part of that eaTIng. our emergency THREE HIGHLY hiS medical degree from Wayne State W Untverslty Medical School An ex- phySICians W11lcontact the doctor of TRAINED EMERGENCY perienced primary care phySICian your chotee and follow up WIth hIm CARE PHYSICIANS. from Bon Secours and St John hos- or her John L. Stephenson, M.D., earn- pitals, Dr McMilhn thinks. "Cottage "OU'LL DISCOVER THAT e I ed hiS medICal degree from the Um- HospItal's emergency department I.OUR CONNECTION TO verslty of MIchigan MedIcal School offers hlgh-quahty medical care along WIth il high degree of personal care for HENRY FORD HOSPITAL An expenenced medical director Dr A.~D THEIR 550 SPECIALISTS OPTIONS EXERCISE INC. Stephenson says about Cottage each patient Pallents are treated herp In a fnendly and effiCient manner. Sltul'day Hospital Emergency Care "There IS CAN BE A VITAL LINK. ~ond8Y ~esd~_ wednesday ThUrsday wllhout undue delays. and I thmk they When you need extraordInary 7 30 (5&T) B 00 (1102) 730 (Hnn more of a dIrect patient relationshIp AM 7 30 (S&T) 8 00 (1101) appreciate that" medteal CMe your Cottage Hospital 9 00 (VOl) 9 00 (5&n 900 (WI) than eXists at many hIgher-volume 900 (1101) 900 (S&T) In addItion to our new additions Emerg('ncy phySICian IS Just a phone 10 15 (5&T) 10 15 (HnT) 10 15 (5&T) 10 15 (Hnn 1015 (W2) emergency rooms We take the time call i'lway from Henry Ford HospItal's Sundlry to see people, to question them. to Cottage Hospital's Emergency Care PM 4 00 (Hnl) 4 00 (1I02) 4 00 (HnT) 4 00 (1102) Department has 12 registered nurses world renowned experts In more than 5 30 (VOl) 5 30 (s&n 900 (Wl) check theIr medIcal hIstory and to do 5 30 (1101) 5 30 (5&T) and speclallsts In anesthp'slology. 40 speCialties It's thiS partnership 6 30 (V0 ) 6 30 (HnT) an In.depth phYSICal exam ,. 6 30 (VOl) 6 30 (HnT) 2 radiology, cardiology Internal medl- With Henrv Ford Hospital that helps (High) (High) Laura Benedetto, D.O., earned nne surgery pedIatriCS and psychia- Cuttage H(15pltal make a big differ. CLASS DESCRIPTION her medIcal degree from the New try who are always on call ence In an emergency It's what makes Ou-;Q;iljmal ~d;ffecl;8xerclSe program Invotvmg aerobics muscle en York College of OsteopathIc MediCine Cottage HospItal the community durance and fleXibility Pnor to JOining Cottage, Dr Benedetto '7QU'LL DISCOVER Dospltal With the speCialty connection I'm par1lClllants who simply want a change of pace Stret:h & Tolle v.OO .. • Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A School taxes Youth dance "School's Out Summer Celebra- may go up tion Party" is the theme for the War Memorial's youth dance on 4.9 percent Monday, June 16, from 7:30 to 10:30 pm. Some more unantIcipated Geared for Grosse Pomte stu- revenue is expected to allow the dents in grades six through eight, Board of EducatIOn to keep a tax tickets cost $3.50 per person and mcrease for the coming year below must be purchased m advance at 5 percent the center, 32 Lakeshore Superintendent John Whntner Purchase is limited to two said he recommended the board tickets per person with a school, use excess revenue from cost-of- park or library I D No students r - ---1 living payments the dlstnct I I will be admitted on the War I I doesn't have to make and $143,000 Memonal grounds the night of the I I from the state to cut the proposed I dance without a ticket tax mcrease from 6 6 percent to 4 9 I I Adults Wishing to chaperone this I percent dance or a future dance are asked Also, Whntner said he recom- I to call the center at 881-7511 I I mended the board approve fundmg I for full-time assistant prmclpals at the middle schools, adding full- I hme counselors at the middle Cancer tests I schools and paying $5,000 to send I 50staff members to a Lansmg con- Durmg June, the Michigan I ference on staff development and Cancer Foundahon Will hold two I superVISIOn screenings for cancer at the East RegIOnal Center In Warren The $143,000 was an adjustment A breast exam is scheduled for for state reimbursements, accord- Monday, June 16, and a pap test Cf) mg to Chns Fenton, dIrector of WIll be held Monday, June 30. Con- business affaIrs ducted by a speCially tramed 15117 Kercheval 822~0266 The Improvements Will cost nurse, the pap test costs $8 and the about $46,000, according to school breast exam IS $15 ENJOY SPRING AND SUMMER EVENINGS officials Located at 15111Thlfteen Mile at Hayes Road In Warren, the East ON OUR Because of the election Monday, RegIOnal SerVIce Center serves the board put off ItS regular cancer patients, their families and SIDEW ALK CAFE meetmg until Tuesday, June 10, members of the communihes of NOW IN OUR 7th SEASON after press time eastern Wayne and Macomb coun- The next step, after approval of ties. STOP BY AND SAMPLE OUR NEW MENU Photo by Calhenne Anderson Grantland Rice the budget, IS the Truth m TaxatIOn For more mformation or to hearing, which Will be set for make an appomtment, call the FROM OUR GOLD MEDAL WINNING August. The tax levy won't be of- center at 294-4430,10 a m to 4 pm, Rice awarded fellowship ficially set until mid-September, Monday-Fnday MCF is a torch CHEF BILL WOLF Grantland S Rice, a senior at Alps of New Zealand, followmg the according to the district drive agency Colby College in Waterville, routes poet William Spotswood SPARKY'S Maine, received a $10,000 Thomas Green walked 100years ago. By re- J Watson Fellowship for post- tracmg the British poet's travels, Divorce workshop extends sessions SUNDAY BRUNCH graduate study and travel abroad. RICe believes he will be a ble to length of time since the divorce, as IS RATED #1 BY MONTHLY DETROIT understand Green's thinkmg as The recent divorce workshop held at the War Memorial will ex- well as those who may be contem- An Amencan studIes major, reflected m his poems As a culmi- tend its meetmgs to include Tues- plating a divorce. 95 Rice holds such honors as Phi Beta natIon of the year, RIce Willassem- days, June 17 and 24, and July 1, $12 per person Kappa, Dana Scholar and English ble a book of poems documenting from 7:30 to 9 pm Human rela- The workshop Will cost $2 per Senior Scholar. He is an avid skier hiS trip and growth as a poet. RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED FOR NOON AND hons counselor Glenn Wegmeyer person, per session For informa- and a member of the Outing Club He ISthe son of Dr and Mrs Wil- 145 SEATINGS BRUNCH SERVED UNTIL 3.00 Will be the new facilitator for the tIon call 881-7511 Rice plans to climb the southern liam RICe of Grosse Pomte support sessions, and new mem- bers as well as continumg mem- All-day kindergarten adds section bers are welcome to attend The workshop ISdesigned to pro- The Board of EducatIon Mon- venient for families hving m the vide a network of support for di- day, June 2, added an additional center of the dlstnct, Frost said vorced persons, regardless of the teacher to handle the dutIes of a There could be a number of third all-day kmdergarten section reasons for the mcreased enroll- ADVERTISEMENT next year. '6 The system has received 54 en- ment in the program, Frost said rollments so far, more that it feels Populanty, the increasing number 89 Kercheval on the hill of two-mcome families and the comfortable with havmg m two number of children already used to ~ J Store Hours: MOnday-saturday 8:00 to 5:30 ...... ,... sections, accordmg to Dr. Alfneda a full-day program are all posslbll- -, Wednesday tiff Noon Closed Sunday . ~rost, director of e~ementary cur- ItIes she added nculum. The startmg of the third ' USDA CHOICE WHOLE DOMESTIC FRESH sectIOn wIll allow for additional The all-day program uses the g'r6wth -should ~en-rbtlirrellts- be- -sam-e-cnrrreulmrr'81i"the-tr.rtf:'t1'aY" "GdBD"E~ •• ,,;> ",:.sEEF ' LEG OF WHOLE made durmg the summer, she kindergarten class, With the extra -1 ~ TOP ROUND TENDERLOIN LAMB FRYERS saId. ....- time used to reinforce lessons The The dlstnct Will offer the all-day program ISpaid by tUItIOn.Half the k '... STEAK ~$369 $2!9 ~590 program at three schools, Instead cost of the new kmdergarten I ,,~~ $269 -_ La. WIU BUTTERFLV FOR >:>C"" La. of two. The program will be con- teacher will be paid for by tuition ~ La. GRILL NO CHARGE tmued at Defer and Ferry and add- payments, according to the dis- ed to Kerby, makmg it more con- tnct , - WINTERS WISCONSIN SMOKED SHARP BREMNER ALL POLISH CHEDDAR WAFERS DETERGENT ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 12 OZ. TIN ~, 20 LBS. OWNER St Clare of Montefalco .. ~ SAUSAGE r; CHEESE Grosse POinte Park, MI 48230 PROJECT E C M. Grant , .'i~$1!9~$1!9 $2!c~ ~$999 St Clare Elementary School The M,Chlg,in totten oll1nudlh pro ENGINEER Thomas Sytko Ltd \ Ide., pla\er, \\ Ith ml1hon~ of cash pnie, hut It h tho'e pnze~ of,) mllhon ~ BOSTON YELLOW THOMPSON 3920 Commerce Road dollar~ 01 more tholt mo,t Intngue Milford, Michigan 48042 people ~ LETTUCE SUMMER SEEDLESS MANAGER Sr Anne Rutledge We ~unelld neolrll 100 MIchIgan ~~E:; PrincIpal Lollen mllhonalre, to S,.EYE-882-J65 IN-HOME MEASURE AND DESIGN SERVICE LAMP REPAIR LAMP PARTS CONCEPT • DESIGN • CONSTRUCfION WRIGHT'S Gift & Lamp Shop 4930 ROCHESTER "'0"£ ·SUNSET STRIP. _ TROY, Ml 4801' THE p '&". 29512 NORTHWESTERN 18650 MACK AVE. • ;M~6~~O' 0 R G!AIN3 ~ ~ '. ;~gJ.,JJ.ijFIELD,MI 48073 ~ N"AI08~~n • , MIV'i7 '. ~ " ~ 350-2430 L p S 8"ng You, Lamp fa, It 'Custom FlfIrIl(l' ...... - ". - -.,. It • "YUUR HORI: MORE AT HOM'E'~ rORr" 25% Off LImited Time Offer I ,I . . NEED A CAR FOR A DAY? Thousands of area resldenls have been plagued has a car for you! lh,s pas! wlnler by rISing ulility cosls. roof Ice dom. mlng ceiling cave Ins,sagging eaves and mOlslure laden scaling paint We can help you fortlly your homes' defenses Cars and Passenger Wagons for Most Occasions agalnsl the unrelenllng forces 01Molher Nalure nexl year while minimIZIng exlenor palnlmg malnlenance and redUCing utility cos1s. Our prevenlallve malnlenance services, Include re- We offer We invite roofing, ralnware & Insulaled aluminum Siding and trim Forthose who cannol afford to have malnlenance Daily, Weekly, Weekend You to compare work done twice please call 882.3100 tharlng crall 882.3100 and Monthly Rates our Rates ~ ..\,,'ttMAHCE l ALTERATION • ROOFING. SIDING A CONTRACTORS • ENClOSURES WI .. .THE HOUSE DOCTORS • INTERIOR REMODEUNG Horizon Turbo leBaron GTS 17901 E WARREN DETROIT MICHIGAN 48224 Lancer leBaron Convertible leBaron GTS Fifth Avenue 7 Passenger Caravans 8 Passenger Sportsman Wagon LeBaron Turbo Convertible "Special Weekend Rate" $25~! advanced reHl'Wltlona requbecI Don't miss out - call now for reservations. o ..THE LEASING ellS PROFESSlONALS f:!lI ..LEASING A SUBSIDIARY OF THE MEADE GROUP 17243 MACK AVE. Em!I 3 Locations to serve you 18001Mack Ave, 130KerchevalAve. 1~5 S.Gratiot 12-60 Month Mon. • sat. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sun. 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Long-Term Locoted 01 PoInte Dodge Located On the Hill located at Potnte Chr,'ller leasing Available 884-7210 882-0110 465-7210 [2 Block. EII.t af C8dieux) 884-4440 , Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen-A Shores approves budget Special classes start Monday Thinking CHIMNEY SCREENS Some Shores homeowners may sewer project, Kenyon said. The program of special classes ed from 10 to 11 a.m. daily the of Leasing see a small reduction in their tax Village President Gerald and activities planned for children week of June 16. ONLY 82500 EACH bills this year. The village council Schroeder called the 1986-87budget and youth by the Department of A three-week program in gym- adopted a formal budget May 'n "a tight ... but adequate budget," Community Education of the nasties for elementary through Think of for the current fiscal year and set at the meeting. Grosse Pointe Public School Sys- middle school students will be held INSTALLED ~ a tax rate. The village's fiscal year runs tern begins Monday, June 16. at South High startmg Monday. DRUMMY The tax rate was rolled back from April to March. Because of Among the offerings slated to A workshop for upper elemen- under the Headlee Amendment to state law, the Shores needs a LEASING INC. begin next week is a basketball tary students, "Sewing for Kids," a Mile at Gratiot KEEP 15 54 mills, according to Village budget document in place by the program operated at both North will be held daily from 9 a.m. to SQUIRRELS & Superintendent Michael Kenyon. end of March, but the fmal docu- 772.6700 772.2200 and South high schools for boys noon beginning June 16at Barnes DaYld Selfor8 V P EJ~' Home values in the Shores increas- ment is approved and modified and girls from grade five through In addition to the activihes that Ralp~ Fllei Sales Mg. BIRDS ~1I.r,~ •.uilll ed by more than $7 million this when the tax rate is set. high school. meet daily for a week or longer, ca=z::::a year, but dependmg on each tax- The council ongmally passed a A three-week track program for several single-session classes have 776.3126 payer, the increase may mean a budget 10 March totalling elementary and middle school stu- been set for the week of June 16. OUT! larger or smaller tax bill, he said $3,106,485, but the paring of the dents Willbe held at South High be- These Include a "Glass Etching" The village's $2.8 million budget sewer and street project, along ginning June 16. In addition, a class for middle and senior high FURNACES .Required br l18W QroeMN"" qM»ft;~ was achieved by deletmg a couple with some other water and sewer three-week tennis program has school students on Tuesday, June & BOILERS GEORGE, .. of projects The Shores made a work, delaying purchase of scout been scheduled for both North and 17, and "American Indians 10 _c.•; reductlOn in its contribution to ma- cars and puttmg off renovation of South High schools. Grosse Pointe?" on Thursday, Replaced ROOFUIG • MIIJtilMiuM/ ,~({- jor and local streets fund, while Vermer School, cut that to Storm Doom ~ ~, < "% > A daily, hour-long one-week pro- June 19 Seem_ puttmg off a $225,000Renaud road $2,858,680. gram of Tae Kwon Do for those "Sweatshirt Design" wlll be of- GuUAW'ftdt/~l"" " lltUw~ ROOF - Ter All Stocks 'oIenta Chimney - S4$.OO ages eight and up will be held at fered for middle and high school 1 \'ear L.. k Proof ~ Barnes School students on Thursday, June 19. PlUM8INC!JtElTI~ GUTTERS - Cleen .. Fluah 0u1 $25 to $40 SPECIAL NOTICE STORM WINOOWS - 3 Tlack WhIle seo.oo .. Also begmning on June 16 at "Origami for Children," an of- mOll UVEJUtOlS • 163-78011 £VERY ROOf 3 YEARS OR OLDER SIiOULD lIE INSPECTED FOfl CORRECTION Barnes School is a week-long pro- fering for upper elementary stu- 15304 KERCH£VAL ~ 122-9070 CRACKS AROUND STACKS .. CHIMNEY BECAUSE Of' AOOf' gram in arts and crafts for dents, has been scheduled for FrI- 112. MAJIU RD.• i43..wIO MOVING THROUGH WINTER" SUMMER CONT'RAC'TlOM" WIClI students in grades 4~ day, June 20. CITY OF ~rnS1it 'ntntt 1J1arm1iMICHIGAN "ClaSSICSfor Kids," a musIc ap- Call 343-2178 lor more mforma- preciation class, has been scheduI- tion. NOTICE OF HEARING NOTED AT THECAFE 1/1 SIDEWALK SPECIAL ASSESSMENT Adult day care group to meet MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1986 at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Mary Martinen, geriatric Wednesday, June 1B, at 7.30 p.m specialist, St. John Hospital, will She will speak on "Managing the address the Support Group of Cal- Confused Patient" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will meet at vary Adult Day Care Center, 4950 The Support Group is open to the the City Hall on Monday, June 16, 1986 at 7:30 p.m., to consider Gateshead at Mack Avenue, on public Call 881-3374 the adoption of a resolution authorizmg the City to proceed with necessary sidewalk repairs and to assess the cost of such repairs to the abutting property owners on the Tax Rolls, together with ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS the penalties set forth in the City's Ordinance and Charter. Richard G. Solak The Board of Education of the Gra;se POinte Public School System, Wayne GPN: 6/12/86 CITY CLERK County, Michigan, Willreceive sealed bids for blacktop work on the park. 109 lots of Barnes School and Mason Elementary School Bids sheill be addressed to Mr DaVid R Kmg and Will be received until 10:00 am, Tuesday, June 24,1986, at the office of the Board of Education, CITY OF MICHIG~.N 389 St. Clair Avenue, Grosse Pomte, Michigan, 48230, at which hme and <&rosst'nintt 'ark place the bids Will be opened and pubhcly read aloud NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT Plans and SpeCIfications and Bid Forms may be obtained at the office of To the qualified electors of the City of Gra;se Pomte Park, M1clugan, please Mr. DaVid R Kmg, Director of Support SerVices, 389 St Clair, Grosse take notice that at a Special City Election to be held m the City of Grosse Pomte. Telephone: 343-2047.Bid packets must be obtamed before 4:00 pm, Pomte Park, County of Wayne, Michigan, on the 17th day of June, 1986, June 16, 1986 there Will be submitted to the vote of the qualified electors of said City the following charter amendment proposition Contractors Willbe reqwred to attend a pre-bid meetmg on Tuesday, June 17, 1986 at Barnes School, 20090 Mormngslde, Grosse Pomte Woods, Proposed Charter PrOVision Michigan at 10.00 a m Detailed mstruchons are mcluded 10 the Specifications Section 4 20. The Council shall provide for a separate Police Department and a separate FIre Department. The Pollce Department shall provide law All proposals shall remain for a period of thlfty (30) days after offiCial open- mg of bIds enforcement-related serviCes, and the Fire Department shall prOVIdefire- NOTED Al THE CAFE related and emergency medical services III The Board of EducatIon reserves the right to reject any or all bids Lfi whole every Tuesday and N.J. Ortlsl or in part and to waive any informalities therien Wednesday evening City Clerk 822~200 BOARD OF EDUCATION from 5:00 - 7:30 p.m. G P N. 6/5/86 & 6/12/86 THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Only at the Hotel St. Regis GPN - 6/12186 Fred Adams, Secretary on the Grand Boulevard 873-3000 CITY OF QirnS.6t Jlnint.e 'ark MICHIGAN Absent Voter's Ballot r ~~r 10rthe ~'mrAl;vENVIRONMENT FATHER7DA' SPECIAL ELECTION security Systems To Be Held On for the discriminating homeowner. SALE TUESDAY, June 17, 1986 PARADISE FOUND Registered quahfled electors of the City of Grosse Pointe Park who expect we are now otfIrtng state of the art to be absent from the City, or who are confmed to home or hospital by II- Ademeo wireless secul'l1y systems HAWAIIAN SHIRTS $24.00 Ilness or disablhty, or are 60 years of age or more, are urged to apply for to protect your enUre home environment. THROUGH SUNDAY Absent Voter's Ballots at the City Clerk's Office, 15115East Jefferson ~ Avenue, Grosse Pointe Park, MI 48230 Fiekl ProYel'I WI1tl 1tlousands of inslaJ1atlons' User Friend1y-Sop/llS1lCated ElectJOmcs-UL Approved CALVIN KLEIN BASIC MEN'S NO REGULAR APPLICATION FOR ABSENT VOTER'S BALLOT CAN QUiet, QUality Installallon Professlonat Discretion BE ACCEPTED AFTER 2.00 P.M ON SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1986 JEANS $26.00 N.J.Ortisi City Clerk 822-6200 ALL FAMDUS IRAIID G P N 6/5/86 & 6/12/86 SUNfJLASSES ZOS DFF Mon Wed 1030 a m 830 pm Thur Sat CITY OF ~rnS1it 'nintt llIuubs MICtifGAN 1J.,.f- 1030am 900pm LollcAm.lr1c1 • REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL PRELIMINARY RF'p 15129 KERCHEVAL Vaurney GROSSE POINTE PARK The City of Grosse Pomte Woods requests mterested and qualified hard- ware and/or software vendors to submit a proposal for Data Processmg Hardware and/or software systems to be used by the City of Grosse Pointe • NORTH STAR PRODUCE • RED PELICAN • ORANGE ROUGHY • GENOA • ~ Woods Preference Willbe gIVen to proposals which include both hardware C ...T', and software systems ;ICI - 01 REJECTION OF PROPOSALS: The City reserves the right to reJect any :c I MULIER'S MARKET and all proposals receiVed as a result of this RFP, or to negotiate separately Let SUPREME :1>: with any source whatsoever m any manner necessary to serve the best in- ;ICI 1521 5 KERCHEVAL, GROSSE POINTE PARK e:;, terests of the City This RFP is made for informatIOn and plannmg pur- Heating Install .... MONDAY SA1URDA'r 800 TO 600 822.7786 poses only. The City does not mtend to award a contract solely on the baSIS .. .. EST. 1937 , 2-tons of central V\ of any response made to thiS request or otherwise pay for the Information '/1n Impressive SelectIOn of foods in a Relalively Small Place" sohcited or obtamed • air conditioning • INCURRING COSTS: The City of Grosse Pomte Woods ISnot hable for any for as low as ~ CHOICE MEAT SPECIALS costs mcurred by vendors or vendors subcontractors pnor to Issuance of GRADUATION 5 a contract ~ Whole $339 ~ NEW YORK STRIPS...... LB. PARTY TRAYS c:. DEADUNE: All proposals must be received by the City of Grosse Pomte CUSTOM MADE, AT !i Woods by July 11,1986and addressed to the City Clerk, 20025Mack Plaza, : ~tBleEYES _ _. 59 LB. YOUR CONVENIENCE cD Grosse Pomte Woods, Michigan 48236-2397 $4 = TRIMMED - CUT TO ORDER GPN - 6/12/86 ~ • Cold Meats ~ Includes • Condensing Unit "' Whole 59C • Vegetable Trays • ~ GRADE /I A" FRYERS ...... LB. • Cement Slab • Evaporator Coil with Dip ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS • Line Set .5 Year Warranty ~ Whole $155 • Our Own Roast :e CHICKEN BREAST LB. Beef with Gravy • Thermostat on Compressor C • Homemade The Board of EducatIOn of the Grosse Pomte Public School System, Wayne := LEGS WITH THIGHS 69 LB. County, Michigan, wdl receIVe sealed bids for the removal of seven (7) ~ NO BACKS OR TAILS Potato Salad underground storage tanks AIle About an INTERRUPTABLE Bids shall be addressed to Mr DaVid R Kmg and Will be received untl1 SERVICE CHANGE ~ STRDH'S ~ FRESH. 10 00 a.m , Monday, June 30, 1986,at the office of the board of EducatIOn, and Sove 25% to e:;, ~~ SOUTHERN I 389 St Clair Avenue, Grosse Pomte, Michigan, 48230, at which time and 42% on your place the bills Will be opened and pubhcly read aloud CORN Electric Bills g ~. iI Plans and Speclflcattons and Bid Forms may be obtained at the ofClceof let '219" ~ ~_.- ~!t:ll 4/ 5 for I Dr DaVId R Kmg, Director of Support Servtces, 389St Clair. Grosse Pomte 00 Telephone' 343-2047Bid packets must be obtained before 4'00 pm, Jupe HOW *219 18, 1986. • I .~990 • Contractors will be reqUired to attend a pre.bld meetmg on Thursday, June = 10 oz. 6 packs SWEET t;; 19 1986at the AdmmstratlOn BUlldmg, 389St Clair, Grosse Pomte Detailed SUPREME Heating l~truCtlOns are mcluded in the Specifications All proposals shall remain ~ VARIOUS FLAVORS VIDALIA a for a penod of thirty (30) days after official opemng of bids & Supply Company The Board of EducatIOn reserves the nght to reJect any or all bids 10 whole ::' 6269 ONIONS;' or m part and to waIVe any mformahties therem METRO DETROIT 885.1400 BOARD OF EDUCATION i reg.prlc:';~:9 THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM MACOMB 777-8808 ~ 111 J911:"I- GPN - 6/12/86 Fred Adams, Secretary OAKLAND 553-8100 ~ PNCaa IN .,..CT THROUGH"UN. 'I. • PROGRESSO • STAHL'S • BRACH'S • WOLVERINE BEEF • PUIIEI • • II Thursday, June 12, 1986 Page Etghteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Business Announcing .•. Jack Momeyer of the Woods has been promoted to gl'oup senior vice president at Shumate i~ Campbell-Ewald Co. His responsi- blhties include the Rockwell Inter- law firm member national account. whose current Jack D. Shu- award-wmmng campaign Mo- mate oC Grosse meyer IS credIt with, GMAC, Pomte Park has GMAC Mortgage, Motors Insur- become a share- ance and kelly Health Care .. holder and Patricia L. Sadler of Grosse Pomte member of the has become an associate of Butzel DetrOit law firm Long Gust Klem & Van Zile . of Butzel Long Nicholas Garcia of Ultima m the Gust Klem & Woods was selected as a member Van Zile Shu- of ZOTOS Creative Design group mate has had ex ensi..,e legal ex- 1\1embers partlcipate regularly in perience m environmental law, an on-gomg senes of educational bUSiness property and lIability lU- seminars to keep abreast oC devel- sura nee Before JOIning Butlel opments m the beauty field . Long, he was environmental and Former Grosse Pointer James A. insurance counsel Cor Consumers Richardson has been promoted to Power Co Shumate IS active 011 vice president of NCNB National state bar commIttees on real pro- Bank In Sarasota, Fla Charles perty, environment and energy E Pohl of the Farms has been He IS a graduate of Rose-Hulman named second vice preSident and Institute of Technology and has hiS nahonal account officer in the na- jurlS doctor from Salmon P Chase tional department of Manufac- College of Law of Northern Ken- turers National Bank of Detroit. tucky University ;\1artha K. Richardson of the Park has been elected to the board of Art winner Mcintyre directs directors of the MIchigan Metro Congressman Dennis M. Hertel, at the right, congratulates referral service Girl Scouts Council. She 15 director of marketmg for a Coopers & Ly- Craig Vogt of South High who took fourth place In tho annual William Mcin- brand group ... Theodore J. ..Artistic Discovery" art competition for high school students. tyre, M.D., of Krause of the Woods was elected Winners were announced at a special exhibit at the Edsel & Grosse Pointe chairman of the board of tr~tees Eleanor Ford House May 24. Honorable mentions were award- Farms has been The Big E13-month CD of the Americcln Heart Association appointed direc- ed to Nick Nahat, Sue Engelbrecht, James Harkenrlder, of Michigan ... William G. Wood Heather Witt and Jason Bliss of North High and Leslie Evans tor of 51. John of Grosse Pointe, a research con- Hospital's physi- of South High. The contest Is a nationwide activity Initiated sultant for Kolene Corp. of Detroit, cian referral In 1982 by members of Congress to recognize the creative IS a 1986 recipient of the award of %' service. The ser- merit from the American Society talents of young Americans. vice offers ac- cess to a list of 300 qualified for Testing and Materials. He was honored for leadership and for medical staff members represent- ACADEMY ADVENTURES 1986 Ann ArbOr Antiques Market M Brusher 18TH SEASON Sunday, June 15 Third Sundays of the month Summer Trips Wcc;;t V II ~1l11,l \t\'hlte Water Rafting .J une 22-28 Great l,dkL>c;;C'l11oe/Kayak/Backpacklllg Julv '~ - 11 Ro{ ky Mountain Backpackmg July 21 31 Oh1O H 01 <;epllcklllg/Backpacking/Canoeing August 17 2+ At The Academy Tutorin~ and Enrichment, Grades 1-8 AI t, +-7 \(,,11 old" July 21 -AlIg 1 Girl..,' ~()lthall CIIJ1IC, 9 years and older June J6 - June 20 (:1 ('<10\ (' ~ T0\ (,Illenf, +-6 year olds .June 2'3 - .July 1H 1'.,xplo) IJl~ 1\l\lllldl". 4-6 year olds June 16 - .J \llll 20 Ameri< (\T1 r ndltillS, 4-6 yeal old~ June 23 - J\lI1(, 27 For further information call' Over 300 Dealers - All unde" cover 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Grosse Pointe Academy 5055 Ann Arbor-saline ROad 171 Lake Shore Rd. • Grosse Pointe Farms 886-1221 1.94 via exit 175 For Information contact P.O. Box 1512 Ann Arbor, MI 48106 The Gros~c Pomll' I\,~rlrlm",ckomc~ children of an~ race, coler, religion, natIonal or ethniC orlgm .--.ar ,.,..~•• ..,•.,..-- J .Q-4 ...... _ ...... --- ...... -- ...... -- ...... ~~ ...... ~~--~--- - - ~ - - - - Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen.A RIDGEPOIN~rE' Banquet Center Custom Catering For All Occasions Personalized Catering" for '.' all occasions. Created Menus to match the theme of your party. Either at our simple but elegant Banquet Center, or wherever your party may be. We do as much as is needed to guarantee the success of your party. Whatever your needs, let us help plan, orgamze the detaIls and implement everythmg. • < Cleaning up Corporate Catering Available The Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors Community Services ing, Chad Andrus, Stevie Miller, Sue Pierce, Gerri Young, Nan. 9189 Cadieux cy Velek, and behind her partially obscured is Evelyn Haffler who Committee and volunteers met at the home of a Woods resident Norman Joseph 881-5955 John Ponzio May 31 to clean, paint and plant flowers. They were referred to lives in the house, Paul Morris and Kathy Clawson; standing from l~ the house on Lancaster by Services for Older Citizens. Local mer. left, Pat Norris, Phyllis Fries, Mike Hogsn, 8i118rown, KathV chants donated most of the supplies. Workers are, from left kneel. Dillaman and Roger Fries. J~ ) State a launching pad? Spriakler System J~ For discriminating tastes . • • • YORKSHIRE FOOD MARKET' STERLING 16711 Mack Avenue at Yorkshire • 885-7140 Open Daily 9.8, Sunday 10- { , YOur Complete Food and Be~1 ICE CREAM * PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER * SUNDAY LIQUOR * NOW AVAILABLE IN THE POINTES AT: Assembly Line Sandwich Shoppe Caffe Trevi.lce Cream Parlor 19341 Mack Ave., G.P.W. 341 Fisher Rd., G.P.c. 51EAKFOR POP FANCY ROMAINE OR Porterhouse . ~3.99LB. LEAF LETTUCE ... 5gc LB. . $ 1-Bone Steak . 3.89 LB. CALIFORNIA ~ SEEDLESS c ,V' Sirloin Steak . ~3.79 LB. GRAPES ... 9g LB. Delmonico NEW WHITE CALIF. ~ C ASHBY'S STERUNG 0 Steaks (BONE IN) •• ~3.99LB. POTATOES . 19 l!.'" ICE CREAM SAFARI Ground SANTA ROSA ... z.n., z.brII Rock, RhIno Round Steak .$1.99L1. PLUMS ... ggcLI .• Monkey ...... R• .., •• ...., Borden's "Old Fashioned" Ice Cream •. S2.29 YtGAL , --_ .------, I ~SHBYS , I .,_DR,PimR SUMMERTIME POP SALE I .....E ~REAM ! I Buy one Scoop I I Get on FREE I K~!Jj!i1! ~ ~. $6•99 + DEP. $1• 29 + DEP. "'8'=8, Caseof 24 Cans 2 Liter ~~-~---~~---~-~--~- .-t=. CHERILY COlE NO LIMITS ...... DIet FILL THE COTTAGE & BOATI I r I' I Thursday, June 12, 1986 Page Twenty-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Shopping for Father's Day By Peter A. Salinas Peter Ahee, of Edmund T. Ahee If educatmg the man in your life AN OPEN INVITATION TO THE Each year all over America, Jewelers in the Woods, says watch- ISa goal, he can become bi-, tri- or I,lthers everywhere are treated to es are tradltlOnally the jewelry multI-lingual with the aid of a tie they won't wear, a shirt that selection for Papa on his day. language tapes he can pop into the CITIZENS OF GROSSE POINTE doesn't fIt or a cologne they fInd re- car cassette player on his way to "Watches have always been work. pugnant more popular, but lately jewelry On Monday, June 16 at 7:30 p.m., the Grosse Pointe Farms Council Don't worry Pop, thiS l"ather's like gold and diamonds have For the athlete, Metro Ski and will review the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's request for a Class C Day there may be somethIng you'll become a more common gift," Sports' Dick Matzka, says sall- Liquor License at the Farms Council's office on Kerby Road. love in that hard-to-find masculme boards are very popular, but if you wrapplllg paper Local retailers Ahee said. "We have sold more diamonds had something under $400in mind, We hope to see you there. ! ,j Get a body that will get you noticed. A pretty smile ISone WIllget you notIced. your own pretty smile. way to get notIced. A Because when you lOIn JOinVICTanny now and great body ISanother. VICTanny, you'll get all get 2 years for the But when you put a the latest faCIlities, price of the first year pretty Smile on a great state-of-the-art equip- alone, The results Will body, the results are ment and personal be more than Just absolutely IrreSistible. fltness programs that noticeable. They'll be At Vie Tanny, we can challenge you to be unforgettable. Call help you get the body your best. today! you want. A body that ThiS summer, get a great body to match 2 YEARS OF MEMBERSHIP FOR THE PRICE OF THE FIRST YEAR ALONE ~ ( • Gross~ Pointe Ne.ws Section 8 The Second Section Thursday, June 12, 1986 Photos by Elsa Frohman Garden 1bur This year's Grosse Pomte Garden Tour Will delIght all hortlcultUI al enthusiasts FIve private gardens Will be featured, m addition to the Grosse Pomte Rose Society Show at the Neighborhood Club, 17150Waterloo and a floral art exhibit In the Art Gallery at the Gros!>e Pomte War Memonal The tour IS scheduled for June 20, 21 and 22, 1 to 5 pm At the left, a yeJlO\\ and burgundy iris IS m full bloom m the formal garden at the GalVin'S home at 888 Lakeshore Dr The Galvm Garden features a classical arrangement of roses and other perenmals on a dramatic lawn that !>weeps down to Lake St. Clair Above IS the dramatic fountam that Will fIrst greet VISitors to the Boll Garden at 930 Lakeshore Dr A beautIful arbor leads guests around to the mam garden that looks out over the lake. Above at the right IS the wrought iron gate that welcomes vIsitors to the HIli Garden, 215 Cloverly Rd The family bro~ght the antIque gate from New Orleans to accent their garden Beyond the gate IS a restful, park-lIke garden featurmg two fountams, several dlstmct areas and some excellent statuary Below at the nght IS a placard that Will greet VISitors as they lea ve the Hill Garden Two other pnvate gardens are mcluded on the tour - The Blackwood Garden, 77 Stephens Rd , a garden that salutes Canada, and the Vyletel Garden at 17 Belle Meade Rd Ticket!> for the tour are $5 Those mterested in the Grosse POInte Rose Society Rose Show should take the tour on Fnday or Saturday, a!>the show Will be closed on Sunday Tickets may be purchased m advance at the Garden Center Room at the Grosse Pomte War MemorIal, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 10 a m to 4 pm, or at Vmtage Pomte, 16941 Kercheval, Grosse PQmte Florists, 174 Kerby Rd , or by calling the tlcket chairman' Mrs Douglas + Borden, 884-2775 or Mrs Eberhard Mammen, 884-0966 Tickets may also be purchased at any of the gardens on the days of the tour I Now thru July 6 all outdoor and indoor casual furniture specially priced for your CASUAL FURNISHINGS FOR INDOORS AND OUT holiday entertaining. 979.5500 FREE DELIVERY. 35834 V.n Dyke • Sterling Hts. Mon., Thurs .. Fn 10-8. Tues , Wed, Sat., 10-5 • Sun 12-4 btwn. 15 & 16 Mile ReI .. Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1986 > ", played by Chrysler Corporation The bride-groom elect is a grad- The couple currently resides In uate of Grosse Pomte North High ;3 CARATS Chicago, IlL, and Will move to School and Macomb Commumty ¥ ~ Pittsburgh, Pa., followmg an Aug College 9 weddmg. FOR ~'~ A July weddlllg IS planned * • Carroll- Rnsenthal Shirley and Dorian Carroll of DeWItt, Mich., announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Kay Lynn, to Jeffery Lawerence Ros- enthal, son of Judith and Richard Rosenthal of Grosse Pointe Woods The brIde-elect is a graduate of DeWItt High School and has a Lori VanElslander bachelor of sCience in computer Margaret Wittmer and Michael Webb sCIence from Indiana Umverslty. and Edward Kost VanElsla1u1er-Webb She IS currently employed at Con- executive with Orange Coast Dai- ArchIe and Mary Ann VanEls- tinental Systems as a computer ly Pilot lander of Grosse Pointe Shores an- programmer A Sept. 19 wedding IS planned nounce thE>en{!a{!ement of tht>lr , The bridegroom-elect is a grad- daughter, Lon Jeanne, to Michael uate ot Grosse Pomte South High Anthony Webb, son of WIlham and School and MIChIgan State UnIVer- Patncla Webb of It~raser sity where he received a bachelor The bride-elect IS a graduate of of science degree in chemistry. Our Lady Star of the Sea and re- He IS currently employed at Marianne O'Shee ceived a bachelor of arts In psycho- Sergeant/Welch logy ftom the Umverslty of Michi- An Aug. 9 wedding is planned O'Shee-Smith /' gan-Dearborn She plans to pursue Wittmer- Kost Vmcent and Irene O'Shee, for- , . a masters of social work degree at merly of Grosse Pomte Park, cur- :~. And a .iUl Wayne State Lee and Mary Wittmer of rently of Grosse Pomte Woods, ~~fitt~ " The bridegroom-elect is a Grosse Pomte Woods announce announce the engagement of theIr ~ ~-:;. ...il ). / graduate of Fraser lhgh School the engagement of theIr daugh- daughter, Mananne Sheela, to /~w'ilthIS ~us~om He IS currently employed at Art ter, Margaret, to Edward Kost, Cameron David Smith, son of \ift~val~ }\r?Vtl Van Furmture where he IS the de- son of Robert and Mary Lou Kost Frances SmIth of Grosse Pomte exquisite ,ring in pe « hvery and service manager of Grand Blanc. Farms and the late George R $too to win 1(:~!atsi~ " :, The bride-elect graduated from Smith .~ ./.(':.-)':::...... tf .l'A \: dj''*'':=::/ ...... ~ N«:4...... ::. :/ Doerer-Lombardo Grosse Pointe North High School Michelle Leone and Rick Larson The bnde-elect graduated from Mr and Mrs RIchard F Doerer and Central Michigan University Michigan State Umverslty With a edmund t. AH~E jewelers" ;.. of Grosse Pomte announce the en- where she received a bachelor of Leone-Larson bachelOl' of arts degree and IScur- gagement of theIr daughter, Nan- science degree m communica- rently employed as a sales repre- 20139 Mack Avenue ./Qros~' Pointe Woods cy Lee, to WdlIam A Lombardo, tions. She is currently employed Dr. and Mrs. Benedict M Leone sentative at Graphic House, Inc 8664600 Jr ,son of Mr and Mrs. WillIam A With Merrill Lynch as a relocation of Grosse Pointe Woods announce Lombardo, of Llvmgston, N J coordmator. the engagement of their daugh- The bridegroom-elect IS a grad- 'Ule bnde-elect IS a graduate of The bndegroom-elect gradu- ter, Michelle, to RICk Larson, son Un!'verslty-Liggett School and the ated from Grand Blanc High of Mr and MI's Ronald Larson of uate of the Umverslty of Michigan Umverslty of Michigan School and Central Michigan Uni- Grosse Pomte Woods. where he receIved a bachelor of The bridegroom-elect ISa grad- versity, where he received a sCience He IScurrently employed uate of Bradley University and the bachelor of arts in public admin- The bride-elect is a graduate of at Secure Data Corporation as a Keller Graduate School of Man- Istration. He is currently em- Grosse Pomte North High School systems analyst agement He IS currently em- ployed as a financial advertismg and Macomb Commumty College A Sept. 13 weddmg IS planned WHITTIER TOWERS 415 Burns Dr. -A/ew .f}rrivals Detroit,Michigan 48214 John William Bell IV Clemens are the parents of a son, parents are Mr and Mrs. WaIter grandparents are Wilham and HCldl and John Bell of Fletcher, Thomas Henry, born April 25 Ma- Pompi of Warren. Paternal grand- Betty Lutz of Miami, Fla N C , are the parents of a son, John ternal grandparents are Jack and parents are Mr and Mrs Arthur Kristen Lorene Ryda WIlliam TV, born Apnl13 Mater- Carolyn Storrs of Lansdale, Pa. Pawlaczyk of DetrOit. nal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Paternal grandmother is Edith N DIane and DaVid Ryda of Har- Raymond M CracchIOlo of Grosse Geer of Grosse Pomte City. Timothy per Woods are the parents of a Pomte Farms Paternal grand- Wj~li~J Trefzer daughter, Knsten Lorene, born • Private rooms and Apartments parents are Mr and Mrs John W Sara Elizabeth Swenson May 12_ M~!..ernal, ~ah Seatmg with THE BEST OF ELEANORE HADLEY Ltd. EVERYTHING because It combines Elegant styles In lUXUriOUSfabriCS today s beauty Knit dreSSing and separate With tradlllOnal sportswear - Wide range of color for dayllme or evening Quality and value' and pretty fabriCS Thursday - June 19th FOURNIER'S SERVICE Friday - June 20th INCLUDES: Thursday - June 12th • LIfetime Construcllon Warranty • 5 Year Cushion Warranty • Free Delrvery & Set up • The flnesl Floor Display • i1nd the LQlNCsl Prices In TOY/n 27113 Harper 16421 Harper SI Clair Shores Jht shops of Fournier's DetrOIt 16828 Kercheval n6.8900 881.1285 Grosse POinte MI Dally 9 00-5 30 884 1330 Waltoll.Pi~rc~ Thursday tll9 00 Open Open Mon Thurs. Fn 9-800 Furniture Tues & Wed Sat 10.6 Tues. Wed 9,5 30 Mon Thurs, Fn 10-8 30 CLOSED SATURDAY Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.B AnnounCing the Openmg Of -Weddings "TkMw Re6UWcu - H~ blVl flw eedeJt£y" The bnde wore her mother's POlllte South High School and Cen- and yellow flowers. weddmg gown With Ivory Floren- tral Michigan UniversIty where The best man was Kevin Thnge, Six Resident Facility State Licensed tme lace and an Illusion yoke she earned a bachelor of science frIend of the groom, Sterling R.N. Supervision 24 Hr. Loving Care tnmmed With seed pearls She degree She works In the personnel HeIghts. Ushers were Pat Morton, Modern brIC.khome near Lake St ClaIr wore a cathedral-length veil and department of the First Florida friend of the groom, Warren; Aaron train and carried white orchids Bank Willinger, friend of the groom, Mt 463-3113 and IVY The groom IS a graduate of Clemens The maid of honor was Cyn- Manon Mlhtary Institute and The mother of the groom wore a thia GreIg, cousm of the bride, Flonda State University He works long dress in hght blue With a cor- Bloomfield HIlls Bridesmaids for the House of Threads m sage of white Silk roses WIth carna- THINKING OF A NEW were Amy and Roblll Morns, Tampa. tions. The bnde IS the police diS- cousins of the brIde, Greensboro, patcher at the Grosse POInte Shores N C , Pa mela Scott, cousm of the Vale-Welsh Public Safety Department She 1& KITCHEN? currently attendmg Macomb Com- bride, Austraha, Janet Craig, Susan Kay Vale, daughter of munity College She IS a graduate sIster of the groom, Tampa, and Joseph James Vale of St Clair DON'T TAKE A CHANCE - CALL A PROFESSIONAL of South Lake High School Wendy Furen and Mary Lou Jan- Shores, and Gordon Martm Welsh, We feature the ultImate In cabmetry The groom is employed by son of Tampa They wore pmk son of Ralph Welsh of Royal Oak mOIre taffeta and Eton Jackets General DynamICS at the Warren DUTCH MADE • QUAKER MAID and Geralda Welsh of Mt Clemens, lammates • Oak. Maple • Beech • Ash • Pecan • Cherry • Hickory • Walnut The best man was Lester Dennis were marrIed on June 7 at St plant whIle workmg on a degree III metrology He ISa graduate of Clin- Craig, father of the groom, Tam- Luke's Lutheran Church tondale HIgh School CALL A PROFESSIONAL pa. Groomsmen were BIll Craig, The Rev Hmz offICIated at the 3 brother of the groom, Frank Marv Ellen Catanzaro was the p JJl C~l elllOJlY wInch Wd::. fulluwed singer-for the ceremony Traum, brother of the bnde, by a receptlon at Thomas Crystal Mrs. Allen Craig Grosse Pointe, Arthur Savage, Gardens, Mt. Clemens Lagalski-Gushee Traum-CTaig John Harrison, Jay Donaldson and The bride wore a dress with a John Skmner of Tampa sweetheart neckline, puffed long Cheryl Lynn Lagalski, daughter ~5~~~~:~~,~FI~81.1024 Carolynn De Cou Traum, daugh- The mother of the brIde wore a sleeves and a full-length train with of Mr and Mrs Robert W ter of Dr. and Mrs Emil Frank silk turquOIse gown WIth an IllUSIOn matching veIl She carfled a cres- Lagalski of Lapeer, and Edward Visit our Showroom Traum of Grosse Pomte, and Allen bodIce covered WIth sequms. She cent bouquet of blue flowers Tisdale Gushee III, son of Mr and Douglas CraIg, son of Dr and Mrs wore a white orchid corsage The maId of honor was Joann Lee Mrs. Edward TIsdale Gushee Jr. of Lester Denms Craig of Tampa, The mother of the groom wore a Vale, sister of the bnde, St ClaIr Grosse Pointe Farms, were mar- Fla , were marrIed on May 23 m gown of beige sIlk crepe with Shores BrIdesmaids were Lynn rIed on March 17 at St Michael's 200/0 OFF RAY-BAN@ Tampa beading. Sne also wore a white or- Slaman, fflend of the bride, St Episcopal Church, Los Gatos, The Rev John Peterson of- chid corsage Clair Shores; and Victoria Lynn Calif. ficiated at the7'30 p.m. ceremony The couple honeymooned WIth a Volkman, cousin of the brIde, The Rev. John Glyna offiCIated SUNGLASSES THROUGH which was followed by a receptIOn trIp to Montego Bay in Jamaica Manne CIty They wore royal blue at the 7 p.m ceremony JUNE 30th 1986 WITH THIS AD at the Tampa Yacht and Country They will hve m Tampa. dresses with puffed sleeves and ear- The couple will live in San .Jose, Club The bride is a graduate of Grosse l ied bouquets of whIte, blue, pUlk Calif Art on the Pointe A variety of events for the whole famIly will be offered at the Art on the Pomte art fair at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House grounds on June 14 and 15 The fair is put on by the Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance Center to benefit the programs of the community mental health center On Saturday and Sunday, from noon to 5 pm, the Calico and Family clowns wIll be entertaining around the fair There wiII be face painting, a magic show, parachute games and balloons for the kIds From 11a m to 5 p m both days, Crazy Richard, the Madd Jug- gler Will be on hand From 1 p m to 5 pm., the Cassim Ensemble Strmg Quartet will be playmg for the enjoyment of falrgoers From noon until 5 p.m , both days, "Sheriff" Bob Lark wiII be domg sketches. Lark ISbilled as "The Fastest Draw m America" On Saturday only, from 11 a m to noon, there wiII be an exer- cise demonstration by Super Shape, lnc On Sunday, In honor of Father's Day, there will be free hot dogs Tennis and Crumpets for all dads courtesy of Hygrade and Koeplingers, from noon to 2 pm The 1986 Tennis and Crumpets committee is making plans to benefit Children's Hospital of Michigan. This is the 20th Saturday evening, there will be a gala auction In the Ford House, by inVItation. year of Tennis and Crumpets. The Junior Tournament will ~e. , held June 13; Ladies Doubles and Mixed Doubles to be held Admlssion t9 the falr IS $1per person at the gate Tours of the _ in September. The Auction Games Party will be-helifhl' Oc- house will be avaIlable and groups can have lunch 01' snacks at '-\1.l"~ DmtJ the Apple Court, by reservation. tober. From right to left, Wesley Johnston, honorary chair- y,..' S~ For reservations for the Apple Court, call 881-8337 For general man; Mrs. William Storen, benefit chairman; and Mrs. John mformatIOn, call 824.8000 Youngblood, co-chairman. 19599 MACK A"E., G.P.W. [VI$('~ E::J 882-9711 :!JIUlIIIIIIIIIIIII III Imm 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111£ iA POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE E ~ i ~ For an older person needmg supervision ~ 5 and a place to stay dUring the 'day ~ S TransportatIon available. ~ iCALVARY ADULT DAY CARE i ~ near Mack & Moross ~ ~ 881~374 ~ ~m II1I111111!!!IIIIIIIIIUllllllllllllljUW 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUlIIIIUIIIIl~ r~:- Needlepoint - it's for everyone. WE DO IT ALL! 0/0 OFF (SpecIalizing III Antiques) All NeedlepOint Supplies including Footstools & Trays • ANTIQUE RESTORA TION 50 • FINE & FAUX FINISHES • CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY ALL KNITTING YARNS. Chome from a dazzhng assort- ment of designer fabrics. • COMPLETE DESIGN 10.500/0 OFF For that ,>peclal touch R. HANS STUDIO, LTD. 20725 Mack Ave. 20801 Lennon (al Harper Service DrIve) Grosse Pointe Woods 48236 882-7599 Harper Woods - 881-7289 Tuc~ "at 12noon to 5 30 LOOKING GOOD In the past 6 months CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS ''For DAD'S and GRADS" FOR A FRESH POINT OF VIEW Create a new look for your home With custom Window treatments GUCCI HAVE YOU Perfect for hard.to.flt Windows from $15000 Enhance the decor of a room W,th the assistance of our experienced MOVED? interior deSign profeSSionals choose custom Window treatments In a selection of styles and cofors BECOME ENGAGED? Draperies, fabriC shades, shutters. verticals, fabriC or metal blinds HAD A BABY? By speCial order We have lots of free gifts for you !!! If you now live in the Park call 881-7956 ...----DAVID'S City or Farms 356-7720 Pointe Jewel and Time Shop Ask for the t-JaCO})SOI1S 19455 MACK • G.~ Woods Representative from 884.0164 We welcome Jacobson <; Charqe Cdro (lr Tre Amf'r1can Express' Card Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday Tu~•• .'10/ 9 (J().S30 Thuro 9.(J().R.OO ~@»n~~ll Until 6 pm on Monday Tuesday Wednesday and Saturday Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1986 CaDadilUJFur Specialist for Over 60 Years (!/ub and (!hurch A/ews 14 and 15 There wlll be amuse- 7U1d In,I/ICfJin Grosse Pointe Christ Church Elizabeth ment rides, raffles, Bmgo and • Duty & Sales • Full Premium 011 Woods Garden Club Grosse Pointe Ketchum Group entertainment The fair will be Tax Refunded American Funds Members of the Grosse POInte The Right Rev Richard S Em- The Elizabeth Ketchum group located on the playfleld on 7 Mlle Woods Garden Club met on Tues- nch, rehred bishop of Michigan, of Grosse Pointe Memorial Road at Morang For mformatlOn, day, June 3, at the Grosse POinte WIll preach at the 5'30 pm. Holy Church will meet tomorrow, Fri- call 527-0380 484 Pelissier 81. • Windsor day, June 13, at 12:30 p.m at the Woods home of Mrs George Miles Eucharist service at Christ ______,_ 1.519.253.5612. .L.I. Lydia Swanson was co-hostess Of- Church Grosse Pomte on Satur- Grosse Pomte Yacht Club Mrs. fi~ers were elected for the coming day, June 14 Charles R. Beltz will host this lun- year. Also, a receptIOn for Bishop cheon meeting which will be the Emnch, In celebratIOn for the last gathermg of the group until Lung Association 40th anniversary of hiS consecra- September. Devotions will be led WORSHIP SERVICES tion as a bishop, will be held 10 the by Mrs Raymond W. Eddy. The Women's Committee of the Christ the King American Lung Assoclahon of Undercroft of Christ Church on First English Lutheran Church Grosse Pointe Southeastern Michigan will hold Its Thursday, June 12, from 3-4.30 Yachtswomen Ev. Lutheran p m A book of his sermons enh- 20338 Mack GPW Unitarian Church annual meeting and luncheon on The June meeting of the Church Wednesday, June 18, at the Gros!>e tIed "We Hold These Truths," Yachts women will be held on 884-5090 edited by Dr. Harlan Hagman, "Family t Vermer Road at POinte Yacht Club Cocktails Will Thursday, June 12, at 6 p m. at Wedge ....ood Dnve, be served at 11a m With luncheon WIll be available for purchase and Great Lakes Yacht Club, 23900Jef- Service" 4-.... to be signed by the bIshop Family Worship .... ,, Grosse Pomte Woods followmg at noon ferson, S1. Clair Shores, Michigan. B8~.5040 . 9'00 & 10:30 a.m. II a ill Service For a musical mterlude, MarJ The proceeds Will go to the The June meeting IS the annual BI<;hop Emrich Maintenance En- and Church School Earlv Worslup & Glossvp ....111 pIa) "~1clodlCS on polluck Jilllier The menu IS being dowment for the Diocesan Cathe- JosephP Fabry, Pastor Sunda I ~chool - 9 10 a m Steel" with her caribbean !>teel coordinated by Eileen Longpre of 17150 MAUMEE Late \i'or:.hlp - 11 00 a m drum Tickets may be purchased dral Center 881-0420 BloomfIeld HIlls Randv S Boelter. Paul F Keppler, Pastor at $19 per person For reservations Al>slslant Pd,tor John Corrado, pastor Bruce Qualman, Pastor and further information please call Eastside Parents Without Helene Eagan at 884-8072 Prospec- Handweavers Guild Partners tive members and guests are most The EastSide Handweavers st. Paul Ev. Redeemer Faith Lutheran The St Chllr Shores chapter of welcome GUild, an association of people 10- United Church Parents Without Partners Will Robert Ficano ::;- Lutheran volved In various fIber arts, m- Methodist honor fathers everywhere with an .db Church (I CHRIST CENTERED - cludmg weavmg, spmmng, and Ribbon Farms Questers open to the pubhc dance on June Church SPIRIT LED. basketry, Will hold its fmal meet- . ~,' 881.6670 The Ribbon Farms chapter of 13, at 9 p m at the Contmental Ficano . •• Challonte and Jefferson at Philip mg of the year aJ a plcmc on sat- 20571 Vermer 8222296 the Questers held Its fmal meet- Lanes on Gratiot. The group meets Lothrop urday, June 14, at noon at the Just east of [-94 109 of the season on May 19 at the on the first and third Fridays of Sunda) \\orshlp 10 15 a m home of Claudia Steiber, Grosse to speak 10:00 a m Harper Woods home of VirginIa ThIbodeau In every month. On June 20, Tom 884-2035 Sunday School 9 00 a m POInte Woods At thiS meetmg Worship keeping with the theme of Far Powell will be the speaker. He IS Pra}er & Praise election of officers for the next Nursery avaIlable East culture, each member the Associate Zone Admmistrator to PWP 9 00 a m Churlh School Wed 730 P m year Will be held. brought an oriental work of art or for the Eastern Michigan Council The Grosse Pomte chapter of 10 30 a m Worship Pastor Members are asked to bring ex- REV J PHILIP WAHL literature and gave a bnef com- His topic will be "Forgiveness" Parents Without Partners Willhold Rev Don Llchllnfelt Ronald W Schmidt amples of the projects which they RE\' ROBERT CURRY mentary on Its origm an open meetmg on Fnday, June have completed during the year Scheduled meetings Will re- 13, at the Grosse POInte War as well as yarns for the yarn ex- La Societe des Grosse Pointe sume on Sept. 15 at the home of Memonal, at 7:30 pm, to present The Grosse Pointe change Jardinieres Rita Monterosso. Jan Gruca, the Sheriff Robert A. Flcano, a can- Cong regational UNITED METHODIST CHURCH new president, will preside. Other For reservations please call The members of La Societe des didate for Wayne County Ex- A Friendly Church for all ages newly elected officers are Rita Barbara Youngblood at 885-1905. Jardinieres Garden Club met at and 211 Moross Road 886-2363 ecutive American Baptist Monterosso, vice preSident; Lil- the home of Josie MacLean for Ficano will speak about airport lian Whims, secretary, and Betty Metropolitan their May meeting A luncheon security and pohtIcs HIS back- Church "A Forgiving 240 ChJlfonte dl Lolhrop Lee, treasurer. Rose Society prepared by Madelyn Cummesky ground mcludes many years of ser- was followed by the group makmg 1184-J075 (J Fatherhood" vICe both 10 the pohtIcal and COlTJ- It's show time. The Metropoh- candied violets Rev Jack Mannschleck, preachmg NAIM tan Rose Society will hold Its June munity service arenas. "The Echo of The Macomb chapter of NAIM rose show on saturday, June 14, Five Pointes Everyone IS welcome to thiS Our Shouting" 9. ()(J a m Worship & Church School -Pride of the }!Jointes Urtel graduates Gracey gets law degree Adrian graduates Bnan Sulhvan, bachelor of SCience Reppenhagen Kalamazoo dean's list III packagmg; Lawrence Tumac- Several local student~ were Paul Gerard Urtcl, !:>onof Mr cum laude Named to the wmter term dean's Paul C. Gracey Jr , son of Mr. del', bachelor of arts 10 fmanclal and Mrs Melvm Urtel, formerly of and Mrs. Paul C. Gracey of Grosse among those who graduated from Nancy Ann Reppenhagen, list at Kalamazoo College were admlOlstratlOn Grosse Pomte Park, now of TrIp- Stephanie S Smith, freshman, Pointe Farms, has graduated from Adrian College at recent com- daughter of Mr and Mrs. Warren lett, N C , graduated from Appal- daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Hasting College of Law in San mencement ceremollles They Reppenhagen of Grosse Pointe Merlo and Marsden achwn State Umverslty m Boone. FranCISco, cum laude He IS a were: Samuel Mitchell, son of Woods, graduated from Olivet Col- Smith; Jeffrey V Tranchlda, N C HIS major was communlca- graduate of Austm Catholic Prep Samuel and Nancy Mitchell 01 attend conference lege on May 4, With a bachelor of sophomore, son of Mr. and Mrs tlOn!:> He IS a 1982 graduate of Peter J Tranchlda, Lisa SMIlieI', School and the University of Grosse Pointe City, bachelor 01 Paul A. Merlo of Harper Woods arts degree In bIOlogy She Gro~se Pomte South High School Michigan Busmess School. He has busllless admlmstratlOn, Michele and Donna Marsden of Grosse graduated cum laude freshman, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas D Miller, Paul V. passed hiS bar examinatlon and is Quinn, daughter of WillIam dlld Pomte Woods, both graduates of Kinnaird graduates Ottmann promoted Regelbrugge, jumor, son of Mr employed m San Diego HIS sister, Sharon Qumn of Grosse Pomte Grosse Pointe North High School (,hn~t1ne S Kmnalrd of Grosse and Mrs GUIdo V Regelbrugge Kathryn K. Gracey, has the lead in Park, bachelor of arts. Peter and aUendmg Oakland Umversity, Damel E Ottmann, son of Pomte Fa! ms received a bache- the fall play "Antigone Too," at Hoyos, son of Pedro and Barbara represented Oakland at a national Marian Oltmann of Grosse Pomte lor'~ degl ee fr am Colorado State Pme Manner College and also the Hoyos of Grosse Pomte Shores, conference at the Umverslty of san Park, has been promoted m the Beck earns MBA Umvelslty recently lead in the sprmg play. She was on bachelor of arts, Gregory WlCkmg, FranCISco Merlo IS the national U S All' Force to the rank of tech- Damel Llewellyn Beck of Grosse the dean's list last fall. She is a son of Janet Wlckll1g of Gro!:>se commumcatlOn!:> cnordmator for mcal sergeant He IS an aVlOmcs Pointe Shores was among the graduate of Grosse Pomte South Pointe Woods, bachelor of arts the college to the National ASSOCIa- Willison un dean's list system specialist mstructor at Hill graduating students at the spring HIgh School. tIOn of College and Umverslty Robella Jane Wdhson. a All' Force Base, Utah, With the commencement of Duke Univer- MSU graduates ReSidence Halls Marsden IS the sophomore at Wheaton College In FreId Training Detachment 533 Slty, where he earned a master of Piccione outstanding The followmg <;tudents were vice national communications co- Wheaton, III , has been named to bus mess admmlstratlon Mary Elizabeth Piccione, daugh- awarded degree'> at the wlIlter ordmator the dean's hsl lor the lall !:>emester Coppiellie to ter of Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Pic- commencement of MIChigan State She IS the daughter of Mr and Mrs attend Olivet Groehn graduates cIOne of Grosse Pomte Park, has UniverSity' Wilham T Platt, Spurlock performs J W1l!l~on 01 Gro~se POinte Suzanne Marie Copplelhe, a stu- Among the students recelVlng been named to the 1985 edition of bachelor of arts III advertlsmg, Flutist Demse Spurlock of dent at Bishop Gallagher High bachelor's degrees at the spnng Outstanding Young Women in Peter Stoll, bachelor of arts m tele- Grosse POInte performed With the Wanl on dean's list School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. commencement of Murray State America. She is a graduate of the commumcatlOns, Michael A Mo- Wayne State Umversity sym- LIsa Ward 01 Grosse Pomte Park Raymond Copplelhe of Grosse Umverslty m Murray, Ky , was Umverslty of MIssouri and works ceri, bachelor of sCIence 10 hortI- phomc band at the Music Educa- has been named to the wmter term Pomte Woods, WIll attend Ohvet GIlbert Stephen Groehn of Grosse for a Mlssoun congressman in culture, LaUrie K Parres, bache- tors NatIOnal Conference III Aprl1 dean'~ lIst dl Alma College College 111 the fall Pomte Farms Washmgton, D C lor of arts m telecommumcatlOns in Anaheim, Cahf DRC plans annual tea IF YOU Grosse Pointers of the Detroit Review Club Will be heading to Bloomfield Hills for their annual If we can help CAN'T BE you with your Friendship Tea, on June 17, at the home of DRC member, Carol Ann medical or May who WIll be hosting the tea. personal care The official hostess will be Blan- needs, call us. che Kefgen, newly elected presi- THERE • Home nursing dent of the club. Kefgen will be ac- • Private Nursing companied by her 1986-87 board of • Home making directors, which mcludes Pointers TO CARE, services Mary Fitzpatrick, second vice pre- sident; recordIng secretary, Inez Petne, corresponding secretary, Marge Henderson; directors, Ger- CALL US. 343-4357 trude Beddow and Betty Bradley. They Will be meeting the fIrst Professional Medical Services vice president, Mary Lee Balmer 20410 Harper Ave. of Birmingham; treasurer, Roz Harper Wood., MI 48225 :Ie Bomno of Southfield; and Win 900 Tower Dr. 14th Fl. Emery, Immediate past preSident Troy, MI 48098 Alfih.'ed who IS now a director. Hullh Sen1re, Affiliated With Saint John Hosplt.1. Although Carol Ann is opemng Serving the Surrounding Communltte. tor O".r 30•V•• ,.. her home to members and guests, It ISsuggested that members write Marge Henderson if they plan on attending, as the affair will be catered, and reservations are $25,000 pledge necessary. In Golf, The Bon Secours Nursing Care Center Auxiliary held its first annual meeting and luncheon Vatican women There Is on Thursday, May 22 at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. The auxiliary supports the Nursing Care Women of the Vatican, mostly, 0 Center primar,ily through managing the gift shop located at the Center. Pictured are, back row, nuns-; work chiefly as ~hone oIr.: ~ QoJY. left to rigt1t" C6s~lte 'ClfmpbeJl; 'corresponding secretary; laura- Bommarfto, tirstorian; Thelm-a - era tors and as cooks d house- List, parliamentarian; Ruth Veager, public relations chairman; Jean Doyle, assistant gift shop keepers for the Pope an other pre-' • One Word chairman; Lois Ash, treasurer; Ruth Schueler, assistant gift shop chairman; Lorrayne Thiele- lates, says National Geographic mans, gift shop scheduling; Cleda Pierce, membership chairman; Pat Owens, secretary; front row, Peg Cole, vice president; Jeanne Meathe, gift shop chairman; Joan Frear, president; Mary Ann Boll, past president. At the meeting, the auxiliary presented a check to the Sisters of Bon PINEHURST Secours as the first installment toward a pledge of $25,000 for the development of a greenhouse at the Nursing Care Center. The Ultimate in Golf, Beauty, and Lifestyle LUXURY NEW CONDOMINIUMS Arts Foundation of Michigan grants available The Arts FoundatlOn of MiChi- AFM was established m 1966 cellence m the arts It IS funded NURSING 1 BR. $68,900 gan (AFM) IS now acceptmg ap- Over the years, It has awarded entirely by corporations, founda- phcations for 1986-87 grants. more than $1 2 million to Michi- tions and mdivlduals. HOME 2 BR. $87,500 Funds are available for mdivid- gan artists, students and arts ual artists who submIt an apphca- orgamzatlOns, accordmg to David 8045 tOI11through a sponsormg orgam- Mikesell, preSident of AFM's What a mess FA~T H.fFER~O" CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION zatlOn, for prize money m profes- board of trustees The 450,000 tons of shattered DUROIT, MICH. 1-800-334-4724 SIOnally Juned competltlOns; and For applicatIOns and additional rock that lay at the base of Mount for performmg arts orgamzatlOns mformatlOn, wnte to Barne Wer- Rushmore after four US presI- for speCIal projects and commls- ba, Arts FoundatlOn of Michigan, dents' faces were carved was too 821-3525 PINEHURST MANOR slon~ 542 New Center Bldg, DetrOIt much to be hauled away, and there Deadhne!:> for applymg are June It remains, says NatIOnal Geo- QUALITY P.o. Box 1957 48202 \'URSING CARE l.! and Sept 1,1986, and Feb 1, AFM IS a stateWide foundatIOn graphiC World Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374 1987 that supports and recogmzes ex- 771-9222 ~'~~rt"t tSt'-4~'~!RIOtZ,:~: presents HENREDON FURNITURE CUSTOM DRAPERIES SpeCially Sewmg Drapery SpeCIalist 28624 Harper al Martin Rd '1 ' Belly Adams ~ ",:4 t tt From " our house to your house, bal91J!'!m To be beaull/ui/s a gI/t 0/ nafure To become beaut//ulls an art , Stunning Fabrics Hair Cut & Style .. S1000 WIthin 1\\70Weeks! "clud" \hompoo & Blw £m. reg $22.00 Now choo<,('from thousands of fabnc<:'In stock. or speCial order from hundreds more hard to hnd deSigns for every appllcanon In 'your home IAnd get delivery WIthIn !\VO weeks I Only at CalICO ComersJ • Expert Custom Workmanship Create a lUXUriOUS spa for vour "'0 r - 01 home - With vour very own 80ln de Terr" Spa Regime for Cleamlng ,,/ " and Gondlfronlng . . 00 - Experience Born de r"rr" Sofo - reg. retoll $2850 Sale Price $2052 21431 Mack 1933 S. Telegraph Rd. Call Cf come In 'odoy 15418 Kerche~ol Avenue ¥OTOS ~ 00 Bloomfield, MI 48013 Cocktail. reg. retail $1529 • Sale Price 1100 Grosse POil'lte POlk St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 Special conSlderallOlI gIVen Senior CItizens 00 775.0078 332-9163 - 18530 Mack, Grosse Pointe • 88~S40 Chair - reg. retail $1100 Sale Price 792 823-0540 establIShed 1930 jl - ~~~------_. --~--~~~~---- ...__.--.._----- _0 Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE ~EWS Page Six.B NEW OFFERING - 1001BerkshIre - ThIS beautlful residence was custom bUilt m the early oo's and has been meticulously mamtained with recent 1m. INCOME PROPERTY Sound Income Sound Investment Two family provements mcludmg a new furnace, central air conditioning, a new roof brick, two bedrooms each umt Separate gas forced air furnaces Two and much more. ThIS four bedroom, two and one half bath home also features car garage Priced $48,000 Will negollate CALL SINE REALTY IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME a large family room and a 20 foot porch which overlooks an elaborate In TO CALL SINE ... ground sWlmmmg pool and pallO area GROSSE POINTE PARK 486 BOURNEMOUTH - ThiS three bedroom Farms ranch offers a large ~o~n'.(joo~man,~c family room, attached garage, secluded patio, central all' and very Computenzed - Multtllsled FIRST OFFERING desirable low traffic location Stop and see us thiS Sunday rHOSWmdmlll PomteDnve - Large, ney,er, bnck ColOlual, four bedrooms, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE - SpaCIOUSranch with a beautiful pool ThiS 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE two full baths, two lavatones, kitchen with bledkfast room, hbrary, home ISlocated nght on the Grosse Pomte Woods/St Clalf Shores border Estsblished 1951 family room, fll'St floor laundry. two and one hd.1f car attached garage and you won't flOd a better buy m the mid $90's Pnced to sell ATTENTION INVESTORS - Call us for detaJls on thiS five/four With a low mamtenance and popular location Really affordable at $54,900 SINE REALTY Youngblood MULTI LIST SERVICE RcaltW Inc. Sclzl11fes. FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 FOUR GOOD REASONS TO MAKE YOUR MOVE THIS JUNE 'VERY AFFORDABLE, AVAILABLE MORTGAGE FINANCING' 'HOME AND LANDSCAPING CAN BE PRESENTED MOST ATIRACTIVELY' 'SEASONAL MARKET CONDITIONS CREATE MORE MARKET ACTIVITY" 'HOME PREVIEWING TIMES EXTENDED BY LONGER DAYLIGHT HOURS' AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMENT When you list your home With CEN SYCAMOHE - ~ew home under construcllon on Sycamore Lane Deluxe )I ~ ~ l I Ontul); piC 'I TURY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a four bedroom three and one hall bath custom home First lot from the 'lLi:i:_~- ture of your rebldence In the Macomb lake Luxurlow, first floor master sUite with fireplace, library, magmfl. nnr21 M L S book and In the Grosse Pointe cent two-story family room with fireplace ovellookmg the lake Details, HOMES LOCHMOOR Board of Realtors book You can double floor plan and specIficatIOns dvallable on request your home's exposure by h~ttng With lIS' ...'IDDLESEX - Attractive newer four bedroom Colomal Beautifully set 884-5280 on estate-sIZed lot Home has been updated and redecorated through- out First floor bedroom with full baths opt:. as family room or library KJ:<:NSINGTON- Lively five bedroom, three and one half bath Ivy-covered bnck Tudor Two sets of French doors frame the lIvmg room fireplace the kitchen con tams a work Island, wood cabmets, and eatmg space Just a short walk to the Village MIDDLESEX - Large chOice lot on tree.hned Boulevard m beautiful Wmd- mill Pomte subdiviSIOn Lot size IS 8Ox206 EIGHT MILE ROAD - Large clean second floor condommlum In desirable area SpacIOus rooms with natural woodwork Two bedrooms and one full bath FIRST OFFERING -1589 HOLLYWOOD - BEAUTIFUL three bedroom THREE MILE ROAD - Adorable ranch 10 DetrOIt Beautifully updated Colomal m a SUPER locatIOn of the Woods ProfeSSIOnally pamted and and Immaculate two bedrooms and expansIOn attic FInished recrea- decorated, walking distance to all schools, closets galore I Call for tIOn room detaIls, TEN MILE ROAD - Lovely ranch on double lot m St Clair Shores. Three FIRST OFFERING - 958.960 HARCOURT - OUTSTANDING value on bedrooms, one full bath Large family room. Nicely decorated thiS four bedroom, four baUIS mcome In the Park Superb conditIOn, Separate basements and utilities, natural woodwork and morel INCOME AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Our Guide to Homes Magazine features 142 LAKEPOI:'IlTE - SpaClOlIS two.famuy Income with thr~e bedrooms and beautiful homes available for sale In the FIRST OFFERI: ,G - 20913HAWTHORNE - EXCELLENT condition on onp full bath In each umt Built-in chma cabmets m dmmg rooms metropolitan Detroit area. You'll find your thiS three bedroom bungalow located in the Grosse PolOte School Separate furnaces copy inserted in today's paper. District of Harper Woods Natural fireplace, patIO, cedar closet and morel BE \CO:\SFIELD - Excellent Income property below Jefferson AUI ac- tive extertor Two bedrooms, one [ull bath each umt Beautifully maIO- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GREAT OFFERING - 1750VERNIER APT Ifl- BEAUTIFUL first floor two bedroom, two full baths condominium m Grosse Pomte Woods Ex. tamed Ideal for the buyer who wishes to hve m one Unit and rent the 2089 Hawthorne, Grosse Pomte Woods cellent condition, super locatIon, fIreplace, central air and more! I other Move-in condition 976 Barrington, Grosse POinte Park 33316 Harper, St Clair Shores LAKEPOINTE - Super two-family with two bedrooms and one full bath 2132 ROSLYN - APPEALING three bedroom, one bath ranch 10 Grosse each umt Hardwood floors Separate basements and furnaces Pomte Woods Assume open and land contract and take advantage of Grosse Pointe schools, parks, libraries and servICes Pnced 10 the 40's 20621 WEDGEWOOD - SPACIOUS four bedroom, two bath bnck home __ ln~ pracllcal and desJreahle cul-de-sacm Grosse Pointe Woods Finish- SCHULTES REAL ESTATE ed basement, attached garage, generous room SIZes,great landscapmg 710 NOTRE DAME 881-8900 }<'IRSTOFFERING - Outstandmg Cape Cod on beauti- HOLLYWOOD - Four bedroom two and one half bath Col- fully landscaped lot m the Farms near the Country omal 10 1970 Library FamIly room FIrst floor laun- IT'S A GREAT TIME TO BUY! Club Entry hall has bnck floor & built m bar Large dry Paneled and carpeted recreation room Central formal dining room Sunny garden room overlooking air Two car attached garage Many nice features beautifully landscaped yard Mutschler kitchen WIth Near schools and public transportation adJOining famlly room and redwood deck FIrSt floor laundry Two large bedrooms each With bath plus a slUmg room or possible thlfd bedroom on second Clf- cle drive With two car attached garage. VANANTWERP - Three bedroom Colorual ill the Woods Nicely decorated Newer kitchen With oak cabmets ~/~7/ ,0*/4,.,#'-'- Ney, er carpetmg throughout Central aIr Alarm sys. '1 ~ tern Recreation room $94.900 WELL MAINTAINED Colomal, PARK-LIKE WOODS SETTING CLASSIC TUDOR - In every - IS the locatIOn of thiS beautiful well located 10 the CIty of Grosse respect thiS house has all the CAMERON PLACE - Custom bUIlt Colomal Beautifully Pomte Furnace is only eight years custom bUIlt ranch Every room IS quahltes of a much larger Tudor spacIous and carefully laid out decorated and landscaped Four bedrooms Three full old, CirCUit breakers House has In excellent condition, It has a Two natural fireplaces plus an baths and two powder rooms Library Family room lots of charm and generous room beautiful slate roof on both home oversIZed garage to house two cars With fIreplace First floor laundry Paneled recrea- sizes Three bedrooms and a pme and garage and large room SIZes plus a boat Three bedrooms, one tIOn room WIth bar Central alf Spnnkler system At- paneled recrealton room The woodwork IS natural and the dnd one half baths and a family tached garage. BUilt 10 vacuum system. Excellent floors are hardwood plus Pewablc room With patIO storage. Many additIOnal features hie It has three bedrooms and a full bath upstairs and a bedroom LOTHROP - A rare fmd Three bedroom two bath ranch or den With a full bath downstairs on large beautifully landscaped lot near Grosse Pomte BEACONSFIELD - Excellent rental area Two family A real plus IS the squeeky clean Boulevard 10 the Farms 22 foot family room Patio WIth two bedrooms m each umt Updated kitchen 10 lower garage apartment RecreatIOn room With fireplace and lavatory Newer Paneled basement Two car garage Tennants would like roof Spnnkler system Two car attached garage. to remam $78,500 $270,000 RIDGE ROAD - Immediate possessIOn available Five KERBY ROAD - Remodeled Farm en!omal Modern kit- bedroom five and one half bath English on l00X21410t chrn With table space T7foot hvmg room and 19foot With pool Library With fireplace Den First floor dmmg area Three bedroom'> one and one half baths maills room With bath Large garden room Three car RecreatIOn room WIth bar 55 foot lot Two car garage. garage $85,000 ... RIVER ROAD - In St Clair Shores bordenng Grosse THE ORIGINAL RENAUD KENWOOD ROAD - Elegant Georgian Colomal near St •A GREAT INVESTMENTina flOe WATERFRONT-NEW CON- Pomte Three bedrooms two and one half bath Col. STRUCTION TIll'> mlm French HOUSE bmlt to last The distinc- Pauls SIX bedrooms and four and one half baths omal Family room With fIreplace Den 1\\'0 kitchens property as well as good Income tIve French Norman architecture Llbrar) With fireplace. Sunroom With pewablc tile from thiS claSSIC Tudor flat With chateau has a Vermont sldte roof, Two car attached garage 94x218 lot Immediate all wet plal>ter With graceful cell IScamed to the mterlOr where you floor 20'<40pool m mcely landscaped yard Three car possessIOn thr('e umts Beamed celhng and are welcomed by a graceful foyer attached and heated garage lOOXI92lot fIreplace 10 hvmg room and four 109 moldmgs, all copper plumbmg, flve lone heatmg With central aIr, and the sunken hvmg room, panel. WELLINGTON - Mast bUilt four bedroom two and one bedrooms on first floor Cathedral cd hbrary With stamed glass wm LAKEPOINTE - Two family One bedroom each umt celhng and beams on second floor mdlrect hghhng throughout and an half bath Colomal Library and family room 114x115 elevator The l<1rge master <;mte dows, dmmg room With bay and a T\\O car garage $49,500 lot Two car attached garage. Central air y,Ith fireplace and four bedoroms marvelous terrace With cathedral Two bedrooms and bath on third overlook~ the lake pillS a bath With Jacuz71 Man) fireplaces and a cClhng All thl<; IS backed by a \'rAYBUR:\ -1\vo famIly flat Two bedrooms 10 each urut BALFOUR ROAD - Four bedroom two and one half bath floor Exten<;lVe restoratIOn slOce beautIful formal garden y,Ith foun ~rp.1rate utIlities Appliances mcluded Two car 1981 New landscaping and heautlfu!ly paneled hbrary In an center entrance Colomal Paneled library }i'amlly advanced ,;Iate of con<;truchon, Its tam Seven bedroom<;, four and garage $')4.900 room Recreation room 73x172lot Oversized two and <;prmkler sy<;tem See It Sunday at one half ooths, newer furnace and 780 Trombley ready for you to complete FIve one half car garage bedroom<; and fI\e bath!> kitchen L \KEPOINTf: - 1'Y.ofamily flat Three bedrooms m each umt separate basements and utilities Two car DEAN LANE - Super Farms locahon [<'ourbedroom garage Kitchen appliances mcluded $68,000 three and one half bath Mt Vernon Colomal LIbrary Recreation room Two car garage ('OUI{VILU: - T\vo bedroom ranch near E Outer Dnve ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) DI\lded ba<;ement Garage Only $29,000 KENSINGTON - BUilt 10 19"16thl~ Colomal features a library, family room and }<'Ionda room Three Al'Dt BON - Between Mack and Warren Four bedroom bedroom two and one half baths RecreatIOn room 780 Tromhley - GRI<:AT INCOME UNITS 10 thl' Park, Sec Above Engll<;h Tudor Den DIVIded basement, two car Deck In yard Two car attached garage Secunty sys- garage Only $311500 tem $164,900 Open Sunday 2-5 \lAHyARD ROAD - Farm COIOOIdlnear Chandler Park BORLAN D-JOH NSTON -'~"- Drtvr Thrre bedroom<; one and one half baths 15x20 ...... , r --.... famtly room Paneled recreation room Newer fur- A!i80clateN of nacr y,Ith central air Two car garage Only $44,900 83 Kercheval Ave Many, Many More by Appointment 886-3400 Sl'llmg or Buymg Our Full Tllne Profe .....,H>nah OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 • ,m: ready to help CIII Tolla\ 1026Kens1Ogton Colomal With library malE Member Homenca and family room $164,900 ~ 395 Fi~her Road 20647 Mack Avenue MAXON, Relocation Services ()/J/)()\/!e (,1' \()/It11 JI/;!./J ()/J/I()\I(' 1'(11(('/1, ~(hopl _Tile Relplu.l People I 886-3800 884-6400 Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.B Jim Saras Agency, Inc. DO THE PICTURES LOOK INTERESTING? 17108 MACK THEN READ 886.9030 ON .... SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ?" J-;~. -,{/",/"'" - If .... .y ;?";/"'fi'ff~ 725 WE~TCHESTEH - A bedullful "elt1l1g 101d beaull tul home The extellor leahlre" d decO! dll\ e (MtlO foun " ta1l1, underground IIghtmg dnd "pl'lnkhng ~",>tem The Il\IPln:S~IVE HOl\IE \I,th gral1OU~ entertallllllg floor OVERLOOKS GOLF COURSE A perfectly mallltallled 3,300square foot Colorualmcludmg four bedrooms, three mtellor I;' Ju::.td'>be,lutlful \1 Ith tour bedroom". hbrdl,;, pldtl Modeln kitchen Illdudllig Jenn alre !"lr;,t floor and one half baths, great room WIth vaulted celllllgs, two clnd one hdlt balh~, central 0111' kltdlln 1\ItI! burll ldumb ~, pin dte ::.tleel III a de~lrdble locallon Owner'~ Ill;' Idmily 100m dnd dn ,lttdched t\\O Cdl gdldge movlllg out 01 State mak('.., thiS home aVdllable !>tep-down l!vlllg room, large lot plu" many other fea- tures we want to tell you about D){A~TIC PIUCE I{EDl'( TIO'I on thl~ altl dctlve Col 749\\ESTCHE.'>TEH - A FIRSTOFFEHING' Fabulous OllldJ III the Fdl m~ ~PdllOU<' hVlllg room, famIly INCOME PROPERTY located on Lakepomte between ('olotllal on d uedulilul "II eel loc,ltecl In Gro~<;e Pornle I nom \ 768 BALFOU I{ - ThiS home Will be held open ne'd Sun ddY, hO\lever, If you'd I!ke to bedt the cro\\d. Ju~t call u::. for d pl'lvate "ho\\ Illg 1 Il I~ beautltul' .':>omeof Ihe man'! featur es at e Modern kitchen and hi edkfd,>t room Ielaxmg IIbl ary WIth natUl al fu epldce, beautiful IIvmg room, pegged tloonng, fOlmal dmlllg room, Flolldd room "ewnd tloor den, dtt,lched g,lrdge and more NO WORK NEEDED to move IPtO thIS three bedroom WE ARE OFFERING a home on one of Grosse Pomte Colollldl How \\ ould) ou l,I-.ed ne\\el Mutschler kitchen, City's most deSirable streets ImpresSive step-down IIv- lar ge f,lmlly room, first floor lavdtory, good locatIOn - mg room, family room, modern kitchen, ftve bedrooms 173VENDOME - Gro;,se Pomte Farms's fmest - Bedu- What more do you need' C"l1 to view the IlItenor (or four and an upstairs study>, three baths, central hlul French Provencal Completely remodeled from top all' Call now to get settled before school starts agam to bottom' Three large bedrooms, two full baths, natural III eplace m hVlllg room and lIbrary huge kitchen With A'IWrHACVrIVEWELL CAHElJ FOR Colomal bUlIt m 1954 ARTISTICALLY REDECORATED Colomal situated on PelJd \\ mdow~ bUIll-ill mlCI OWdve, Jennalre gnll, oven on a prrvale ldne A Idrge famIly room overlooks a Ideal size lot LIVlllg room, dllllllg room, faml1y dnd more Open stalrcdse In toyer, fllllshed ba;,ement wellland<,ccl ped ;,Ide yal d WIth an InVltmg pool Like room, kitchen and breakfast room, first floor \\ Ith lecreatlOn room, and more 10 know mOle'1 Cdll U~ lavatory, four bedrooms, and two updated baths There's more to tell, please call M~BREARTY MEMBER 1441 GRAYTOJ\: - Pllce has lecently been reduced ~1t't Located on d qUIet ,lnd pnvate street III Gro!>;,e Pomte " ADLHOCH EMPLOYEE Park Owner;, have doon a !>plendld Job decoratmg Ihl~ RELOCATION thl ee bedroom bnck Colomal All ne\\ carpet1l1g Ihrough REALTORS COUNCIL out 101mal d1l1mg room, custom I-.Itchen \\ Ith oak cdb1l1et~ and hUilt Ill:>,nntUl al \\oorh\ 01" j,lIml) room e'\tld IllsulallOn m,lkes 101\ hcat bills and a 1\\0 CdI' 882~5200 gdrdge 16845 KERCHEVAL "IN THE VILLAGE" 1445 DEVONSHIRE - Gorgeous private lot m the PAHK Convement floor plan III thiS allraLtlVe bnck Col- ollial Some of the many features are' Three bpaclOus bedrooms, two and one half bathrooms, beautltul pIC- ture willdows All of the 2,800 square feet IS III excellent SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT conditIOn A tremendous amount of house for the money 942 PEMBERTON - How romantic, a natural flrepldce III the master bedroom well thIs charmlllg EngJr~h Tudor has Just that and more SpacIOus With four bed 94) THREE MILE DHIVE - Exquslte large tree filled rooms, three and one half baths. l>erVlce stairs for your lot 255 feel deepl A labulous home With four bedrooms, One of Grosse Pomte';, most ullique locatIOns Lots of RESPLENDENT ENGLISH TUDOR offers a gracIOus convemence, beautiful naturdl wood\~ork, attached three and one half bathrooms, A WOMAN'S DREAM ~pace for the kid;, plus pnvdte quarters for Mom & Dad hfestyle for Its new owners Amerutlcs mclude the panell- garage, and a beautiful hIed roof Pnced dl dn amal KITCHEN With Jenn-Alre range, sub zero refngerator- Four or fIve bedrooms, three and one half baths, family ed library With domed cellmg, heated garden room, mg pnce of $1.35,000 modern kitchen With spacIOus eatmg area, four family freeler and all custom features Lovely family rOO1T1With room and FIOlldd room PHICE REDUCED 1 raIsed he,lrth fireplace FlllIshed basement With \\et bar, bedrooms and two and one half baths Call for further natural fireplace, and completely carpeted Central all', Super ranch In the Shores - Beautlful pruperty ThiS detaIls and an appomtment today <,pnnklmg and alarm system ranch ha;, flr;,t floor laundry, three bedrooms, two and one hdll bath;" library and IIvlllg room each With **FIAST OFFERING** d flrepla<:e, dlllIng , L" off lhe !JvlIlg room E\ ery- Center entrance Cox & Baker Colomal. EnJOy thiS sum- thlllg you're Jooklllg for III thiS dream of a house mer III thiS aIr-conditioned three bedroom plus a Slt- tmg room or nursery adjOlmng master bedroom and **FIRST OFFERING** one and one half baths First floor features a STCNNING DUPLEX near WINDMILL POINTE spacIOus FlOrida room With slidmg glass doors to DRIVE IS Ideal for owner occupant deSIrous of tax beautIful yard, large hvmg room With fU'eplace. This benefits ThiS newer reSIdence offers profeSSIOnal custom bUIlt home IS one you'll not want to miss' decor In Its spacIOus mlenor three bedrooms, two dnd one half baths, modern I-.Itchen WIth eatmg bay, central all' sprmkler sy~tem two-two car attached garages. lovely den With acces<; to bnck terrace, pnvate y,lrd \\lth ne\\ landscaplllg and many other 1434-36SOMERSET - Gro,,<;e Pomte Pdrk - Tremen amel1llJes' $219,900 dous two falmlj Live 111 one Ulllt and let the other pa) 15100WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - What d home to your rent Excellen! IIlve~tment PIIIlH' renldl aJ ea Perfect for d flr"t time IIlve::.tment or a good onp to entertalll m What a home to lIve Ill' An absolutely brcalhtakmg view of Ihe LAKE from almO'iI every room add to) our portfoho Good Lwd ( ontl dll I( 1 m.., .1\ .111 l\IODERN Colomal \\lth four bedrooms family room able \1 Ilh \\et bar and dool'\\dlJ to patio modern kitchen \llth beaullful bdY \\ mdo\\ Vle\1 and bUlll m appl!ance~, "uburbly decorated, n'creallOn room In basement \\ Ith ::.auna ~101e m condlllOn ~t ...... ",. -.. / ~-;;~ ~,~,i -Y'; • r ~~l,~~_--. --,;~-c:: i_-::s:.7irlJ'?-c;, A t1111\ grdl'lou~ rp"ldence on one of (,ros"e POlllte's \\ Ide If excellent conditIOn ISan Important factor m your new IIl'e hnl'd ..,1reel'. GJaCIOII~hvmg amId thc<;e large and home perhaps thIS SIXyear old bnck ranch With one and din loom, fl\e bedroom<, Ihree ,mri one half bdths Flr<,1 one half baths, formal dllllllg room and large paneled lioO! olfl'l">h\ mg room lorm,1l dmmg room, kitchen and library might be Just perfect for you ..,I'P.lldh' hlcdkfd,,1 dred pIli'- d mll;,l( and "un room Il21>LAKEPOI,\'I E EnJol lh( IIIdullful 11,1lt'rlronl On one of the most desirable streets III the CIty of Grosse "'lIpcr CoIOI11,1l10 ;,)drl rdl"Ing :I f3ml1\ - Clo<;e to POlllte SIts thiS most atlractlve five bedrooms, two p Thursday, June 12, 1986 Page Elght.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20439 MACK AVENUE OUR SIGNS ARE IN SOME OF THE BEST YARDS IN TOWN 3rosse POinte Woods FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING 886-8710 HAPPY FATHER'S DAY FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Terrific curb appeal Charmmg 1Il- Great family home, clo"e to tr..ln.... side and out Three bedroom one and one half story Library, t....o full baths Screened porch portatlOn Thl" three bedl oom Col \ldtural fireplace In hVlng room Brick ....Ith alummum trim Furnace and roof SIX\ ears old omal hal> a formal dmmg loom RecreatIOn room With wet bar and half bath Sprinkler system m front yard . beautiful natural fireplace and kit Chdrmmg one dnd one h..l1l storv r~nghsh Tudor condo Pnme loca chen apphdnce~ are mcluded One bllCk hom,e In IdCal 10(dtlon FIRST OFFERING - SUPERIOR RANCH IN EXCELLENT CONDITION Three bedrooms tlOn, four bedrooms, two baths, car detached garage Pelted IlelghlJOIhuud j 01 l.lrnlh With t\l.Ofulls baths, family room, dmmgroom Beautiful fireplace m the hVlng room With new natural fireplace, hardwood floors Three bedlllOlll~, t~ 0 bdths IIIth up cerdmlC and marble Central all' Manv new ImDrovements mcludlng' updated kitchen With Close to Village shoppmg, schools, dated kltchen L,ll ge mn!>ter bed- Jenn alre, double ovens, range, all new Pella and Anderson windows Enlarged family room churche~ and transportatIOn PLUS room !>cll'ened pOIl.h, mdny pel \I. Ith new bay Windows, enclosed patio Roof two years old, ceramic foyer Won outdoor 2 car attached garage Occupancy ~ondhted ext! .I'" Plll:ed tu ~ell ~AlUtlflcahon award from City of Grosse Pomte Woods m 1985 Two and one half car garage at do<.,mg I FIRST OFFERING - LOCATED IN GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Liggett area Sltudted on a qUiet court Exceptional center entrance Coloma I bUilt In 1973 Offermg four bedrooms, l\\0 full baths plus powder room Large foyer 14 6x14, large family room With fireplace and enclosed bar First floor laundry Beautiful enclosed patio With b{'lck wall Central all', central \'acuum system Nu.tone Inter com system Fmished basement Wood vmyl clad wmdows Strlk 109 home Inside and out ApprOXimately 3,100 square feet GROSSE POINTE WOODS - SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM RANCH EnJOy the convemence of one Hlchly cultured Enghsh styl~ home Spra\\hng Lakeshore HOdd ranch Pmne lOLdtlon ,.!lid f1 e~hly de- floor hVlng Large family room Two natural fireplaces One fuJl bath plus half bath Basement has offlce of yesteryear ThiS grand dame dls- near the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club corated thl uughout Thl" Cololl1<11 or a bedroom With connectmg lavatory Two car attached garage Situated on a Wide lot penses hospltahty With a kno\\ mg ThiS umque home has large loom" mcludes hbral y \1 Ith fll eplace dnd hand Complelely restored and and IS Situated on a beautiful lot 1m IIet bJr, sk) ht g,1Iden room bllck BRAND NEW HOUSE - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Construction to start mid June CompletIOn renovated featUring .1 luncheon medIate occupanc) \\111get you 111 terrace and newh remodeled kIt- estimated flrst of the new year or sooner French country 10 design Features Will Include' three bedrooms, area, four bedrooms, three bdths, thiS three bedroom, two and one half chen With all ne\\ 'dppllancc,> 1"1\ e master bedroom sUite complete With JacUZZl, walk.m closet, over,slzed stall shower, natural fireplace For- hbrary, garden room, breakfast bath home III a hurry' Out of to.....n bedroom~, three upddled bdth~, mal dmlng room, hVlf1g room With fireplace, hbrary, first floor laundry, two full baths, powder room FamIly room You must l>ee to appreciate owner I\ants to see all offers I , (edar do~et, sun deLh. ~cn'lce room WIth fIreplace Large kitchen with hardwood custom cabmets Crown molding and hand crafted custom Its beauty ~talrs dnd much more wood\liork Large two and one half car garage Blueprmts available HARCOURT All bnck two family located m a most deSirable .11 ed of the POlntc~ Edch Ulllt teature~ a lormdl VACANT LOT - GROSSE POINTE CITY PrestigIOus SubslvlSlOn For sale or \lilll build to SUIt hVlng room With natural fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen, FIOlldd loorn, lI\o bedroom", IMth hdrd wood floors, three car garage Separate utihtles Won't l..1st long HARPER WOODS - THREE BEDROOM BUNGALOW With parllally finished basement With half bath LAKEPOINTE Five and five With updated kitchens, great locatIOn, mcel) decOi dIed ha!>rxcel1ent rent!> and and dark room Water pond 10 backyard With turtles Tv. 0 car garage good tenants Shows very well Call for showmg. SHOREPOINTE . Grosse Pomte Woods Leisurely hvmg IS \\ hat IIe all need You \1 III enJo) III thiS lovely HARPER WOODS - WONDERFUL STARTER HOME Features mclude Three bedrooms, large kIt condo that has large rooms and offers dmmg room, two bedrooms plus "'Iltmg room and one and one half bathl> chen, enclosed porch Hardwood floors, hied ~asement Reduced 10 price Has many closets and good storage Private landscaped courtyard JEFFERSON Stunmng and bright best descnbe this three bedroom t\~O and one halt bath 5t Clair on the GROSSE POINTE PARK. WELL DESIGNED ENGLISH TUDOR. Excellent traffiC pattern makes for Lake Condo The sunken hvmg room With natural fireplace has two doonvdJls leadmg to enclo ...t' 920 PEMBERTON - GROSSE POINTE PARK WONDERFUL SPACE In thiS fIve bedroom, three and one half bath Enghsh I Large hvmg room (15x30') With fireplace, library, Mutschler kitchen and fmlshed base- ment 881-6300 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 2249 ALLARD - First offering of fine three bedroom 1545 ROSLYN bnck ranch With fireplace, partly finished basement and Beautifully mamtamed Colomal with charming "coun- garage 881 6300 try decor" The mSlde wall fireplace paneled m natural wood IS Just one of the fine features not usually found In a home of thiS price range Bay wmdows m both hv- SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT mg room and dmmg room allow plenty of hght 10 thiS already bright home The dull, but Important features, IN THE WOODS - PrestigIOus center hall Colonial With all the amemtles' SpaCIOUSaccommodations mclude large such as roof, furnace and waterproofing have all been master sUIte and four tWin-size bedrooms, three !laths plus two half baths, family room With fireplace and done In recent years A must see at $79,900 bar and a Florida room ad)OImng a 20x40' heated pool- a dehghtful entertamment area, plus many custom extras for luxury hvmg A rewardmg appointment to see awaits at 881-6300 FAVORITE DEEPLANDS AREA m the Shores offers lovely large Colomal With first floor master sUIte plus three bedrooms and sitting room on second Dramatic family room, hbrary - everythmg Just hke new - move nght mto thiS exceptIOnal value 884-0600 ROSLYN IN THE SHORES - Stately English features four bedrooms, two and one half baths, delightful kitchen CLOSE TO THE WATER den, three car garage and MOREl Ideal location near Park and Yacht Club 881-4200 .Just a short walk to St Clair ThiS custom built center hall Colomal features five bedrooms, four full baths and GREAT STARTER BUNGALOW m the Woods Just $52,000 Will start you off mcely In thiS two plus bedroom two half baths ThiS home was built for ease of enter- hungalol\ WIth family room and finished basement plus two and one half car garage 881-4200 tammg and comfort In any hfe style, big family or small The family room has parquet floor and natural fireplace HAWTHORNE - ThiS outstandmg three bedroom,two bath home IS better than new' Completely redone master plu~ a hbrary .....Ith l'iet bar are just a few of the custom ~Ulte has huge bedroom With cathedral cellmg plus a stunmng bath Lots more to like Includmg new kItchen features you will fmd m thiS Mast bUilt home attached garage and super locatIOn 884-0600 ' IN THE PARK - Immediate occupancy available for qualifIed purchaser dunng mortgage processmg' Everythmg 1... done m thIS quahty hUilt ranch - all you have to do ISmove In and enJoy the updated kitchen, new carpellng newer furnace and super locatIOn' 884-0600 I~Ll\t COURT - Cla~slc center hall Colomal m prIme Farms location I Four large bedrooms three and one half hath~ paneled hbrary WIthfIreplace, family room, SpaCIOUSscreened terrace and even an Indoor green hou'ie I A well mamtamed homel 884-0600 RESTORED WATERFRONT Restored to absolute authentiCity thiS wonderful Bl'))G~:T MINDED" WANT GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS? Don't miss thIS Harper Woods ranch IIlth fIreplace waterfront property on Harsens Island ISthe perfect get mce large rooms, pnvacy fence and t.....o-car garage $44,900 881-4200 . rl \\ ay, JIL...t a httle over an hour from DetrOit, or certamly more than adequate for a year round home The kItchen ANITA - Sharp Harper Woods ranch WIth large country kitchen plus pabo With pnvacy fence In Grosse Pomte IS a drl'am, the bath" are centerfold matenal and the ...chool dlstnct Perfect starter at $59,000 88H200 view I'" to dlC for! I , Get your book of frClghters out and ~pend thiS summer \Iatchmg the Great Lakes Commerce ~PAHKLlNG CONDO ha'i two bedrooms, full bath plus two half baths, games room, central all' pool privileges Popular Woodbridge ~ectlon of St Clair Shores 881-6300 III actIOn IlAHPER WOODS SPECIAL' Four hedroom bnck and alummum bungalow has nice large rooms throughout all on a ~paCIOU"lot Gro"se Pomte schools $59,900 881-6300 :-'!'~AHLY N":'W ":ngh ...h Tudor 10 the Park offenng three bedrooms, two and one half baths, family room flr ...! 0001' laundry, two and onl' half car attached garage plus many comfort extra,,' 881-6300 BIG "SMALL" FUN Thl'> home appears "mall from the outside but ha" hlg home fe c.IW"'~E POINTE PARK c.RO"'~E POl;-"TF: WOOD"- 16610Mack alll 4200 1<)791'1:\Iack fllll Inno Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.B .... : ..•...... =.:" :. :: •..••. 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GROSSE POINTE, MI 48236 1 YEAR $17 NAME 2 YEARS $29 STREET 3 YEARS $42 CITY Out of State: $19, $35, $53 STATE ZIP '.. t ~--~ ...... ~-.-~---~------...... ------_ ..._--..pa-~.-.-_..P~P-p_.... _ ... , _ Page Ten-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 12, 1986 Fruit salad is a fresh alternative Zesty delicious salads with fruit to six well oiled indIvidual molds Apricot Yogurt Dressing are taste touches that make a Chill until firm Makes SIXserv- 1 cup yogurt festive meal any day. They are an ings excellent change from tossed 1/3 cup chopped dried apricot!> Hawaiian Waldorf Salad 3 Tblsp. vegetable oil salads in summer's warm 2 Tblsp. white wine vinegar weather. 1 can (81/3 ounces) crushed The following fruit salads ,.. ~ 1 Tblsp. honey pineapple 1 tsp. minced onion from the low-calorie, low-choles- 1/2 cup Sultana raisins terol, budget-wise kitchens of 1/8 tsp. dry mustard Pinch of white pepper Thyra Grey Howard and Helena DeWitt Roth. Combine all mgredients In blender contamer. Blend untll well Marvelous Cherry Salad combined and chIll Makes about I can (16 ounces) tart red g~ cups elegant Caloriesabout 24 per tablespoon cherries Cholesterol a trace 1/3 cup sugar 1 pkg. (3 ounces) cherry gelatin 3/4 cup cherry juice diluted with water eating 2/3 cups crisp celery, chopped Mandarin Spinach Salad 1/2 cups sliced stuffed olives I pound fresh spinach, washed 2% Tblsp. salad dressing and drained 4 Tblsp. yogurt 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin JocJu- oranges, drained Dash lemon juice 2 Tbh.p. chopped IlUt:. ~~/'/ 1 small red onion, sliced in thin Garden Sale Combine cherries, JUIce,sugar grings The DetrOIt ArtIsts Market held Its annual spring and gelatin in saucepan. Heat un- 1/4 cup vegetable oil Garden Sale at the home of Mr and Mrs Wilham tIl gelatin is dissolved. Add cold 2 'fblsp. tarragon vinegar Beardsley on Provencal Road on June 4 The sale is the water and cool Chilluntil mixture 2 cups pineapple chunks, I Tblsp. sugar market's annual membership event and doubles as a begins to thicken. Fold in chopped drained 1/2 tsp. dry mustard marketplace for many MichIgan artists celery and thinly sliced olives 2 cups diced celery 1/4 t!lp. salt This year'l> chairmen were Mr and Mrs. John Pour into an 8x8x2-inch square 1/2 cup low-cal mayonnaise I clove garlic, cut in half Warren pan. Chill until set. 1/2 cup low-cal plain yogurt Tear spInach into bIte-Size "ThiS spring sale ISqUite a tradItion," Warren said Mix salad dressing, yogurt and Drain crushed pineapple well, pIeces. Place in salad bowl with "It has long been supported by Pomters and is very lemon juice to taste. serve salad on reserving syrup Add raIsins to oranges and onions. Stir together popular" crisp greens, topped with dressing. syrup and heat just to boIling. Re- oil, vinegar, sugar, mustard, salt Many new members of the DetrOit Artists Market are Sprinkle with chopped nuts. serves move from heat and let stand 10 and garlic. Let dressing stand se- signed up at the sale, which encourages members to nine. mmutes to plump, then dram MIX veral hours at least to blend bring a fflend and Increase the membership of the Calories per serving about 125. pineapple 'chun-ks, celery and flavors. At servmg time, remove orgamzatlOn Cholesterol - trace drained raIsins. Combme crushed garhc and toss mgredients in salad "It's a mce afternoon," Warren said pineapple, mayonnaIse and bowl WIth the dressmg. Makes The Detroit Artists Market is a non-profit gallery Cranberry Waldorf Salad yogurt; add to salad and toss light- eight servmgs which has provided a showplace for Michigan artists for 2 cups cranberry-juice cocktail ly. Chill. Arrange on lettuce lined Calones per servmg about 91 the past 50 years I pkg. (3 ounces) low-callemon plates. Makes SIXservmgs. Cholesterol 0 At the right, Bill Chapin, who was In charge of the bar, and Jane Gage, who coordmated the food for the \ gelatin event, pause near the hors d'oeuvres table Above, a 1 cup diced unpared apple Detroit Society for Genealogical Research selection of ceramics ISdIsplayed by the Beardsley's 1/2 cup diced celery The Detroit Society for Genea- WIlllead thiS diSCUSSIOnon a tOPIC 1/4 cup coarsely chopped pool. logical Research WIll hold its next whIch becomes more important Other committee members for the event mcluded English walnuts meeting on Saturday, June 14, at to genealogists each year Conme Goodyear, Heather Jones, Peter Kauffman, Heat one cup cranberry juice 2 p.m. in the Explorers Room at Robm Lepard, Hadley Mack, Janet Schroeder, Ginna cocktail just to boiling Dissolve the Detroit Public Library, 5201 The meetmg ISopen to the pub- Short and Bethme S Whitney Mary M. Denison is art gelatin in it Add remaining JUIce. Woodward Avenue, DetrOIt hc Without charge Genealogical director for the market Sharon Zimmerman ISthe Chill until partIally set. Stir in ap- Computers m Genealogy' Pro- pubhcatlOns and aids will be for ple, celery and nuts. Pour into four gram ChaIrman John DuLong sale after the meetmg. gallery manager .... By Pat Rousseau Once again . edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Ed Ualiszews]d I"'A.wI1.. has ten delicious colors lCONNII'S • STEVI's PUClJ . .. has short sleeve kmt is sponsormg a benefit for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen !:UTI!! ~ for rag rugs hand loom- 00.. 0 ~". .... '0' .... '0" shirts and shorts for boys. at the Premier Center, Friday evening, July 11.Tickets ed in Hungary to order in many different sizes at 21435 girls and young men at a savings of 25% off. It's worth the drive to Mack Avenue, one block south of 9 Mile 777.8020 are $1 each. available at 20139Mack Avenue at Oxford. Mack A venue. Free parking in front, 776-5510. .. • * Entertainment is by People's Choice, complimentary hors d'oeuvres. over $15,000 work of prizes including • * • iW"~~EDWINPAUf. SALONis taking by a rmg with a 1 Karat center diamond surrounded Save up to $960per couple ... Special depanures 1('/'. " late evening appointments. This is great for diamonds, total 3 Karats ... and more! Join the fun ... deluxe Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Includes air ,\~\ the working woman as are the very latest in 100% of the proceeds goes to the Soup Kitchen.. BB6- fare. Departures thru December 13. Call our Special ~ , sun tanning beds to help keep a weekend tan. 4600 Open Fridays until 8 p.m. lnvitations Tour Desk for details. Hatcher- For your additional beauty and comfort, Moorman's Travel, 882-2327. * '" * .. customers and stylists are not smoking at .. Cot ~o * * ~ 20327 Mack A venue, 885-9001. P.S. Debbie h '. Father's Day doings on i'~ For Dad .. authentic English pub beer JaCOUsons Saturday, June 14. Have the ~,~ Eago, expert manicurist has added pedi- mugs priced $4 each at the Vintage Pointe, cures to her service and taking appointments kids decorate Q special dad's cookie in the Store for the :r!r Kercheval corner of Notre Dame. Open Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Steve St. John has Home. In tr..2 Children's Department, your child can seven days a week. Evenings too, 885-0800. bring in Dad and have their picture taken together and joined the staff and is doing wash and wear body perms in the Men's Department expert, John Pinto will teach ) * * * that let you shake your head dry and look beautiful this the art of fly tieing All events are 11 a. m. - 4 p. m Famous for ., their greeting card selection, summer. Jacobson's in the Village Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop is sure to have the right * '" • * • card for the graduate and your dad. Free parking next DESIGN DETROIT INTERIORS at to the building, 18650 Mack A venue. Ceiafi 'WinmOTe IfTaVe( The 16839Kercheval in the Village is having an annual year-end sale on '\¥ ~..;.:;1 Nor- * • m-stock merchandise. Save 25% to 40%. All "'001 Dhurrie rugs, brass --""dic Prince of the Royal Caribbean Line offers on TRESSES • lamps and candlesticks, silk f1o",ers, and se\eral pieces of furniture I its Bermuda cruises a host of exclusives ... R ~ Hair Fashion news from TRESSES for Summer items in stock only, no special orders. I'omantic strolls on their "WRAP AROU~D PRO- E MENADE DECK." ... weekend docking at St. S '(~..! ... accessorize your hair coloring with "spot high- * * * George's to absorb the historical first capital and S Ii]) ~ light" to brighten wisps and spikes ••. featured at \1fI~1;:-- Tresses Hair Studio in the Village, 16914Kercheval, Ite;Olisecrets . a Golf Ahoy PGA program ... complete laundry and E "%!ENLlS"L. _.:_& .:(~ A pedicure from VIrginia is 'J!J. 'f'<. 881-4500. Open Thursday and Friday evenings. dry c1eanmg service ... 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Facial waxing is expertly done Monday thru time IS8 a.m. - 4 p.m .. 5055Ann Arbor- Saturday WIth no appointment necessary ... 19463 Saline Road. Free parking. Admission To advertise in this column call Pat Rousseau 1186-7474. Mack Avenue, 884-8858. $2. ...... __ _ ~_ ,__~ ._J.-.. --.. ~~ _ h Grosse Pointe N~ws Section C The Third Section Thursday, June 12, 1986 Peggy O'Connor Some Saturday for special team It was some Saturday South's girls, un- ranked and by their coach's own admission, mexperienced beat the state's No 1- and 2-rated softball teams to earn a spot in the state semifinals. Unusual? By some standards, maybe. But this team is special This team has chemis- try. That's what coach John Bruce says I'm not sure what Utica Ford and Fraser, the squads which enjoyed those lofty rank- ings before last Saturday, are saymg Some- thing about fallmg chemistry, perhaps. "It's all unbehevable feeling. WhenI went out to the mound in the seventh inmng of the game agam~t Utica Ford, part of my brain was saying 'this is it, thiS is when the magic happens, ' while the other part was saying 'no way.' The magic did happen Lynn Vismara, who has been only a part - albeit a big part - of South's success thiS season, helped make It happen by winnmg both games. And by knocking in the wmning run, with nobody out Heidi Albrecht made it happen, with her steady play all season. And Katy Turner make it happen, doing things like last Satur- day, when she dropped a pop-up, picked it up and turned to a teammate with a big grin on her face. "That's symbolic of thiS team," Bruce Photo b'i Mike Andrzelczyl< says. "They are really, truly In this to have The looks on the faces of South varsity ballplayers Mike MacMichael and Steve fun. If I try to put pressure on them, they tell Bad day Kinsley (left to right, foreground) tell some of the story; the final score - Brother Rice me, "hey, coach, we're doing all right. We're 7, South 1 told the rest: an end to South's state title hopes. More photos and the game havmg fun" for the Blue Devils summary are on Page 3C. Which is just what the Blue Devils have done all season long, he adds They went in- to this season knowing that after last year's 17-victory success, they'd be short a few Think you're pregnant? faces after graduation and that the name of Worried? Confused? the game would be learning ... and remem- Inside: bering to have fun. Need Help? Despite their success (a 20-9 record is Pregnancy tests and I,,, nothinll to sneeze at even if it doesn't earn a spot 10 the rltnklngs)'"1n'tytng-fW aU-services FREE. Hush Puppies Golf Shoes the Eastern MIchigan League and in mak- ing it farther in the playoffs than any pre- vious South softball team, having fun still re- Boating 882.1000 mains the main purpose of this squad, their FOR DAD'S & GRAD'S jovial coach says. column PREGNANCY AID, Mack near Cadieux "This sounds like what a lot of coaches might say, but I really, really mean it: Noth- ing - NOTHING - can outdo what has hap- pened already thiS year," Bruce says. "To win the state would be great, but I can't Im- agine that It would be a greater feelmg that 4 DAY .., ~ we have right now ...... "Know why? Because the kids have this Little ...... 10 Speeds '119.95 attitude of still enjoying what they are do- league 12 Speeds '129.95 mg That's carried us all through the season 5 Speeds 1119.95 and I imagme it will continue to carry us. highlights And that's a feeling you can't reproduce." 3 Speeds '129.95 20" BMX • 99.95 It would be equally as difficult to repro- duce the feeling South's softball team has given to its followers thiS season. And, like RALEIGH Bruce says, the achievements the girls have 12 Speed 120" BMX racked up already are enough to last them Team USA R.3500 a while 5219.95 $129.95 Reg $339 95 Reg $229 95 But thiS special team, these girls ... just South rower 10 Speed 12 Speed want to have fun. And for the life of me, I Capri Pursuit can't imagine anythmg more fun than a state wins title HARPER SPORT SHOP championship 5129.95 '189.95 17157 HARPER (EAST OF CADIEUX) Reg $17995 c qll #" ,:-.,/~:;'W'.... 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C Llckfold had a key three- was led by Max Kraus (two homers, a TIGEHS.INDIANS weghe (three smgles), Bnan Crane Park Majors double), Tom Franzmger (homer, The TIgers topped the Indians, 9.2, (two smgles) and Prather, Will Donnel- Miller, Dan Tucker and Don Strobl, run smgle SCoring for the Sox were stroked two safetIes each for Syracuse YANKEES.DO[)GERS Bramlage (two), Coyro, Hermann, three doubles), Ryan Berg and Don behmd the strong pltchmg of John May- ly and Andy Donnelly led the Dodgers Matt Recht's fifth mmng three.run Everham, Cure and McCormick, for Pokorny (triple and three smgles cock Ken Borfleld and Scott VanAJmen on offense Brownscombe (double, MIAMI-COLUMBUS homer), Denny Egan (two smgles), Chrlstme Gainor, Messacar and homer chnched an 8-1 Win for the the PIrates, Woodruff, Bednarchlk each). Leadlllg the Mannes were Rus- led the hitters WIth two hIts apiece, Yankee'> over the Farms,Clty Dogers (two) and Todd Scalen crossed the sel Burch, Jason Glasser, Steve DaVid Auld and Pat Meehan added Matt HlX(double), Lmdsay and Kevm McMIllan riPped three hIts each to pace Columbus to a 16.8 Will over Miami K~le Hoye and the Dodgers' Ken plate Smlhal, Alan Behler and Billy Sumner smgle~ The Indians got strong relief McCracken were the Phl1s' hitters Prather ",ere locked m a pitchers' WIth three hIts each from Tom KoloJeskl, who also had two ORIOLES.INDIANS Shumaker had two tuts, Jonathan Ross. duel, Prather ~Iruck out seven and ARMY.MARINES hIts Stentz doubled and Kevlll Brennan The Indians beat the Onoles 5-3, man and Patrick Michaels had three homored Hoye ~truck out four In three Park Minors Army edged the Mannes, 21-17, as and Robby TIede had smgles when Gary Campbell's two-run double hits each for MiamI, MIke Shepard and Tim Reynolds had two hits apiece lnl1lng~before Hecht came on m relief MICHIGAN.ILLINOIS DaVid Pulis, KeIth MIller and Tom PHILS-PIRATE~ broke a tie game open Brennan pItch- to II hlff fl\ e Peter Sullivan, Josh MIchigan defeated IllmOls, 14-12, III ChOUInard led the offense Eddie Fol- The Phlls erupted for eight runs m ed a good game and got the wm Chn~l and Kevln Hauch had Yankee a see.saw battle not decided untIl the len made a key double play 111 the the fifth and Sixth to break up a close McNally homered and RaJt and Jack. HBI Hauch got the game ball for hiS last mmng Peter Feldman and fourth for Army Burch, Behler and gdme and coast to an 11-2wm over the Iyn chIpped m WIthtwo hits each for the Farms-City AM fllle defen&lve throw 10 third to cut Verunder pitched for IllinoIS, Jason Sumner had hIts III every at.bat Pirates Steve Young, Steve Keatmg, Onoles CAHDINALS.BREWERS down a runner Chns Nixon and Dan Jodway, ChriS Dettmer, John Gan. MARINES-AIR FORCE Enc Lmdsay and Brownscomb scored INDl.\NS.DODGEHS The Cardmals outhit the Brewers, two runs each Woodruff and Jason Mmadeo also played excellent defense shert, John Rutherford and David Cus- It took 21h hours III hot weather to do The Indians came from behmd m the 18-4 Leitch had two smgles for the Dodger& ~hortstop Andy Donnelly also mano pItched for MichIgan IllinoIS' It but the Marines finallv outslugged Hall had two hits, BednarchLk had a tfl' SIxth to beat the Dodgers, 12-8 Teranes Brewers Leadlllg the Cards' 15.hIt at- played y, ell Charles F'armer tnpled, for MichIgan AIr Force, 28-25 Ryan Morrison pie lOr the P II ale:, got the wm on the mound, Osborne and tack were lieo1t Prysak lhome run, PI BATES. V'\1'I:KEES Cusmano doubled and ChrIS Soper homered and John Van Hoek, Paul INDIANS.DODGERS Prather pitched for the Dodgers Bren- double), Eugene Agnon and Brian The Yankee. trounced the Pirates, tripled III the wmmng run Garvey and Pat Worrell had hits In The Indians began the season's se- nan (two smgles), ChfiS OlIver (tflple>, Clute (two triples each), Jason Rolka 22 7 Hoye dnd Sean Recht shared the NOTRE DAME-OHIO STATE every at.bat for All' Force Behler's cond half With a 10-8Win, opemng the John Jungwerth (double), and Teranes (smgle, double), and Carl Rashid (two pltchmg chores, before M Recht wrap- Notre Dame topped OhIOState, 19-9, double plays ill the second and fIfth and scormg wllh a Brennan grand slam m and Messacar (smgles) led the Indians smgles) Larry DeLuca hit a grand ped thmgs up Yankee rookie Sullivan behmd the pltchmg of Don Leal, Mark the great hitting of Alex Werely, Sum. the first Ryan Messacar followed With Offensive threat~ for the Dodgers were slam and Matt Dakno, ChrIS Fox, Kns gol hiS first two RBI hit of the year Cambell and Andy Crowley. Paul ner and Matt Weaver proved to be the a grand slam of hiS own that Inmng Ryan Mohtor and Bill Palazzolo WItha ErIckson and Jo Dan Harhngh added John McDonald, S Recht, MInadeo, M Coyro, Adam Rhodes, Paul Sippola, difference. The Dodgers fought back m the third double and a smgle, Prather With two hits Dave Collins and Rashid played Hecht and Christ also had RBI Bednar. Joe Bourgeault and ChriS Pote threw With Mike MIller's homer, followed by smgles and Miller and Crane With well in the outfield Chlk, Hepner, Whelan, Solaka and SCal- for OhIOState Slppola had a tWlrrun Farms-City Majors one from pitcher Andy VanDeweghe doubles CARDlNALS-A'S len &cored the Pirates' runs smgle and Bourgeault had three RBI on PHILS-PIRATES and a three-run shot off the bat of Ryan The Cards beat the A's, 11-7,behmd Molitor Prather, Donnelly and Andy OHIOLES- YANKEES a bases.loaded double, Pote also doubl. The 1985League champion Ptuls end. Farms-Clly Class C Rolka's four strong mnmgs on the 1 he Orioles' hot bats and an excellent ed for OhIO.Cambell and Leal led ND's ed the first half of 1986With a 9.7 WJJl Lee also had hits KoloJeskl and Dan mound Prysak came on m relief and pltchmg performance by Matt Jacklyn offense as Cambell had two doubles for over the Pirates Brett Brownscomb's Teranes were wmmng pitchers COLUMBUS.SVHACUSE dlda't give up a hit Agnon was three- led the O's over the Yanks, 15.3 Tom three RBI and Leal added a triple three homers sealed the win for pitcher DODGERS.PHlLS Columbus erupted for nme runs JJlthe for-three (smgle, trIple and three-run RaJt, Tun Jogan and Aaron McNally Valalre Van Slyck stole home tWICe. Jamie Mertz ErIC Lmdsay added a The Dodgers edged the Phi Is, 13.9, last two mnmgs to take a 10.3 Win over homer), and l"ox was two.for-two Tom homered Also hlttmg and sconng runs double and a triple. Drew Woodruff behmd the pltchmg of Jeff Osborne Syracuse Tom Shumaker and Ian Mc. Rhoades and Hartmgh played well on ",ere Aaron Book\lch, Jesse JarvIS and Park Instructional homered and Hepner, Steve Bednar- Steve Young, Peter Gracey and Mertz MIlian homered for Columbus, Jeff defense For the A's, Pmney was two- Scott Lupo Joey Michael and John NAVY-MARINES chlk and SCallen contributed to a big pitched for the PhIls Osborne and Tom Smythe and Wilham Conway added for-three and Scrnce, Cappom, A Prom had RBI M Recht homered for Navy beat the Marines, 29-16 Navy four.run fourth for the Pirates DaVId ~ I ..",...... ----_."";------_ .....-~------~-- - -~---- Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C When if's 7-1 • • • . . . you just have to shake the other guys' hands. And that was just about all South's varsity team could do after falling to Brother Rice in the regional semifinals at North last Saturday. If you couldn't tell the outcome by the scoreboard, one look at the frustrated form of assistant coach Paul Pellerito (left) or a downcast Rico Cordova (right) told the story. "Our guys were disappointed, but we did accomplish what no other South team had by winning the district," said coach Dan Griesbaum. "I'm very pleased with the season, right from earning money for the Florida trip, to what we accomplished all year long. This is a great bunch of guys ... " South sports Blue Devils shock softball world, win title dard events set thiS year were. 111 Grlesbaum commented on the sea- of the Year was freshman Andy By Stephen Ebner (headed for M S U l scored a run, mgerden received Honorable Men- the 200 meter dash, Lee, With a tion. son, "Our goal was to reach the COX South High while Vlsmara batted 10the game- 26 30, In the 400 meter dash, South now travels to Michigan fmal four (states), but at thiS point Cox also scored the most pomts The unranked South High Blue w10nmg rUll Uthappa, With a 59 31, In the 100 State Umverslty, to play Water- one bad game means the season for the freshman team, a total of Devils shocked the softball world In the fmals Vlsmara continued 59 An honorable mention for this meter hurdles, Kershaw, With a last Saturday, defeatmg the No 1 to pitch, enroute to a 14-mnmg day ford Kettenng m the semt-fmals I'm espeCially proud of the 1710; m the diSCUS,Greihng, WIth tomorrow, June 13, at 3 p m The selllors, they re a great bunch of award went to shot putter and dis- and No. 2 ranked teams III the Vlsmara walked SIX, allowed six cus thrower, freshman Jeremy 110 feet, 3 mches. In the 400 meter state. hits, and struck out five batters wmner advances to the hnals Sa- guys" relay, Kershaw, Boyt, Imel, Lee. turday at 5 p m Dixon, who scored 47 pOInts South (20-9) captured the Class South's thrashlllg of Fraser was Awards night The Most Improved freshman With a 51 83, m the 800meter relay, A regional softball champIOnship backed by Katy Turner's two hits, Boyt, Imel, Uthappa, Lee, WIth a Title hopes end By Jennifer McSorley runner was Mark Makowleckl, by beating No.1 Utica Ford (25-4), Patty Molloy's two runs bunted in, With an honorable mentiOn going to 1 47 90, and In the 1600 meter re- South's varsity baseball team South High 4-3, and then No 2 Fraser (36-8), and Holly Asmus' four-for-seven Scott Shaupeter lay, Amezcua, Berger, Uthappa, ended its best season ever last Sa- 11-2, in the regIOnal fmal. day Awards mght for spnng sports Freshman coach, ChrIS Pellento, Lee, With a 4'0609 Agamst Utica Ford, South ral- The All-Distnct team was an- turday, losmg to Blrmmgham was last week, putt 109 an end to For the girls' varsltv soccer hed in the bottom of the seventh to nounced last week Blue Devil Brother Rice, 7-1, m a regIOnal also gave a Coach's award for ef- the boys' and girls' track and soc- fort, sportsmanship and compata- team, Jumor Kim Wood was MVP score three runs. U-of-M bound Pit- nghtfielder Lisa Mazur and Pit- seml-flllal game cer season blhty to KeVlll Dietz, an honorable for the entire EML, sel1l0r Becky cher Lynn Vismara struck out SiX, cher Vismara were named AlI- South's second place Eastern The Most Valuable player for the Steffes received the Coach'~ MichIgan League record stood at mentiOn went to Cox allowed SIX hits and didn't walk Distnct, while shortstop Turner varSity boys track team was Also, thlS year's freshman team award, and the Most Improved flny At the plate Heldi....Al.~ec;ilil. _a}lc;l lU"s.l. ba$E!iqlan Barb VanW- 11-3, 2.1-10 overall Coach Dan Player was jumor Amy Hawkins semor ChrIS Astfalk He scored 103 earned a total of SIXvarsIty letters, Nommated to All-State first points for the season and placed the most awarded to freshman fIrst In three e':ents at the league runners since 1979 These fresh- team was Wood; All-State second meet, makmg him a three event men were' pole vaulter Jeff Mac- team, semor June Langs Highly motivated All-League runner These three Cagnone, sprlllter Kyle Scho- On the All-League ftrst team events are the half-mile run the maker, sprlllter Shaupeter, sprmt- were Wood, Langs, and semor mile run, and the two mile ' er Andy Cox, and distance runners ClaIre Busse, All-League second Soufn senior rows way to Canadian title Scoring the most pomts for the Lew EchlJ)1 and Ethan Dettmer. team, Becky Steffes and semor team was Jumor Brian Stratton For the girls' track team, semor Suzanne Saad By Peggy O'Connor expenence on the DetrOIt River League school's crew squad. (113 pomts), the most improved Nancy Soltensch was Most All-DiVISIOn ftrst teamers are - "there was a stiff headwJl1d "Their lightweight crew is the player was relay runner and long Hawkms, and Jumors Sarah Dow, When Jeff Pfaendtner looked Valuable, and also scored the most m St Cathennes and since I row No.1 team in the country, so Jumper Jumor ChrIS Gnss. Rookie Jenny Smith, and Sally Sptlos, AlI- over and saw the size of the points Freshman Tract Lee was on the DetrOIt River I know how I'm pleased that I'll be gomg DiVISIOn second team semor guys limng up against hIm in Rookie of the Year, and sophomore to handle rough water" - and there," Pfaendtner says Helen Markus, JUlllor Chnsta the first heats of the Canadian Dunne Greihng was Most Improv- hiS early trammg m Germany Huthwalte, and sophomores Casey Secondary Schools Rowmg Before that, he'll participate ed for gettlllg him thiS far Steffes and Sara Wa!:.mger AssociatIOn Championships, he m a meet m CincmnatI, at the State fmalists for the team were. As a )oungster, Pfaendtner didn't thlllk he had a chance. U.S. NatIOnals m Indlanapohs Nancy SoIterisch (mile, two mile); lived m Germany, where rowmg But he psyched himself up and at the Canadian Henley semor Juhe Boyt (400 relay, 800 Correction IS as popular as baseball IS m Dive~ion~ anyway and when all was said Regatta, one of the biggest relay), Jumor Myreya Amezcua the Umted States He competed 'ft An article 10 the June 5 and done, it was the wiry races in the rowmg world And (1600 relay) , junior Heather Imel for three years there, but sat out Grosse Pomte News about a 19-year-old South senior who Pfaendtner will do it mostly on (400 relay, 800 relay), Jumor Erm for five years when he returned freshman track record set by stood in front of the cheermg hiS own, as he has been smce Kershaw (400 relay}; sophomore to the US because he hadn't South's 800 relay team should crowd, waving the plaque he'd takmg up the &port here He Horse show Wendy Berger 0600 relay), sopho- been aware of the Detroit Boat have identified one member of received for winning the drives to all the competitIOns Tomorrow mght, Fnday, June more Reba Uthappa (400, 800 re- Club-South High program Dr the team as Wes Shegelmeler lightweight single scullmg title himself and trams - mostly 13, IS Grosse Pomte Night at the lay, 1600 relay), and freshman RIck Bell coaches the senior The News regrets any mconven- in the "Schoolboy" runmng to improve hiS Motor City Horse Show, which Traci Lee (400 relay, 800 relay, team there, Chuck KreIger IS In tence It may have caused by championshIps in St Catherllles, cardiovascular ability - alone runs through June 15at the Bloom- 1600 relay) charge of the Jumor squad prmtmg the erroneous mforma- OntarIO, last week as well held Open Hunt, 405E Long Lake New school records m the stan- "My coach m Germany - tlOn submitted Pfaendtner's time of 6 33 for Rd , Bloomfield Hills Ench Dorn - taught me to row What that has made him IS 1500 meters wasn't partlcularly Grosse Pomte Night, from 7 30 I owe him a lot," Pfaendtner highly motivated, Pfaendtner Golf card fast, he says, but It was tast says And that's somethmg that to 11 pm tomorrow, Will feature ~d)S Pfaendtner says that trophy presentatlons by members hel ps ALASEM CH1~~SE GOI.lDt:N despite the fact he lacks the every rower needs to be "The of the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club. trdlnmg skills necessary for first 500 meters IS easy, you The American The Motor City Horse Show and great rower!:., the techlllque he need to be tough so that when Lung ASSOCiatiOnof I\MERICAN B [T 0 I) II \ the pam starts, you can handle the DetrOIt Horse Show, June 15 Southeastern Michi- DISHES f learned m Germany puts him through 22, Will feature top riders dhead of mo!:.t of hiS it and fllllSh the race." gan (ALASEM) Will from around the world, mcludmg FeatUring the very f,nest rn Cantonese dIshes competItiOn, style-WIse. Even the pam IS worthwhile, agam offer ItS Golf past and future U S Equestnan For luncheons and Donners plus exotIC Cocktads He hopes that he'll pick up he adds, when you can stand m Pnvllege Card Just front of a cheering crowd, Team members and over one thou- m time for Father's ..,ome of those much-needed sand horses, competll1g for Monday thru .Thursday 11 a m - 11 P m trammg skills at the Ulllversity waving your prize and smllmg Day Friday 11 am- 12 p m $135,000 In pnze money of Pennsylvallla, where he'll "I had my grandparents Saturday 12 (loon - 12 pm there, cheenng for me That For more mformatlOn on the Sunday 12 noon - 11 pm head thiS fall to attend school events, call 644-9411 before the ThiS gift lets dad and participate on the Ivy was mce " enJoy hIS faVOrite show, 433-1120,431-1121or 433-1321 COMPLETE game at 20of the fill- COCKTAIL LOUNGE dUring the shows Near Whittier Amplf' Pork ng Carry Oul Servl The cast Photo by Peler A Salinas Sally Reynolds, right, founder and producer of Grosse Pointe Children's Theater, and Stelene Mazer, musical direc- tor for the company, were the recipients of the 11th Canadian Club Break A Leg Award. Reynolds began the children's theater some 33 seasons ago, and said she was honored by the prestigious theatrical award. She and Mazer join such esteemed company as Anthony Quinn, Mickey Rooney and Ann Miller and others for their contributions to theater. The award is a bottle of Canadian Club tucked away in a real plaster cast of a leg. They also received a scroll honoring them for the production of "Oliver" performed May 16 at the War Memorial Fries Auditorium. Next season's production could be one of the following: "Peter Pan," "The Velveteen Rab. bit," Tom Sawyer," or "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," says Reynolds. I 'REATNEW BRUNCHES BLOSSOM AT 333 EAST. Welcome Spring WIth a sumptuous Sunday bnmch at 333 East It's the Clty'S newest, most excltmg brunch that's guaranteed to bloom mto a perenmal faVOrite Our delectable buffet hosts a tasly selecllOn mcludmg smoked salmon, roa<;l leg of lamb, waHle<; made to order, omelette 'ilatlon, hesh frUlls, bread<;, deiIClOU'idesserls and much marc Impeccably 'i<'T\lpO amld<;t the <;oftsounds of our own harpl'il Only $13 50 for adult<; an~l $695 for chJ1dren under 12 Sunday., blo'i'iom mto Flin-day'i at 333 East Reservatlonc; recommended at (313) 222-7404 333E4ST O\1NI INHRNAT10NAL HOHI '1 MIlII'IlIR( l'lIR niTROl1 333 East Jefferson Avenue, DelrOlt. MI 48226 .,---:.•------_ .....-~--- Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-C 'Raw Deal' doesn't lack action By Marian Trainor Actually films lIke "Raw Deal" shootmg gangsters, he stIll wms, Viewers coming to see "Raw are baSically a modern versIOn of over and over and over. Deal" can't say they aren't warn- cowboys and Indians, good guys DespIte hiS rather wooden ex- ed. If they don't hke VIOlence, they and bad guys In those earher preSSIOn, Schwarzenegger is im- have an opportumty to leave films, the vlllIans and heroes rode pressive in the role He's a cool before the movie begms Before horses and carried guns or bow character who moves eaSily, never the credits even roll, hit men ar- and arrows They left the prairies raises his voice and IS qUite stnk- rive by Amtrak, car, helicopter and fields lIttered With bodies mg In hiS tailor-made SUits that taxi, etc to gun down witnesses to In today's films, the heroes and show off hIS phySique, but he is also a murder rap agamst a big-time villams drive fast cars or motor- qUite deadly He mows 'em down gangster It's a gory mess and an cycles and leave their Victims ly- Without blinking apt synopsIs of what's to come. mg 10 the streets or highways Schwarzenegger's foray into the No one dies neatly or mcely Technology being what It IS, theu' world of cnme and violence begins when a friend, who is an FBI agent, They are blown away by powerful deeds are portrayed In a more weapons at close range The pace spectacular fashion, but the end re- \\-ants him to mfJltrate the gangs never slows VICtims are rIddled, sult IS the same The heroes Will, who were re!>ponslble for the bUIldlOgS are firebombed and go the bad guys die murder of hiS !>on No one cheers when he punches, up m massive flames, gamblIng In both mstance!>, the intentIOn IS kick!> 01 machme-guns hiS way to Joints are ripped apart, bodle!>are the same - escape entertainment vIctory over cnme and vice bounced off walls ThiS film defm- The patron does not come to !>ee Sdlwarlenegger Just doesn't have itely doesn't lack action brilliant actmg or a movmg, mean- that !>ameoomph that Stallone has Yet for all Its bloody gore, "Raw Ingful story They come to ~ee a But he's not dOIng badly Deal" ISnot that otfenslve No one ~uper-hero char acter perform "Terminator" and "Com- is tortured, no one suffers They spectacular, Impossible deeds, mando' have grossed more than die quickly And no one 1<;kiJIPd out VIOlent or otherWise ~ ltlO milliun of meaness VICtims die because On thiS count, "Kaw Deal lit!> they deserve to, or because It ISex- the bill The hero Mark Kdmmskl Stepping out pechent for them to be wiped off the (Arnold Schwarzenegger) never Soldiers of 1812 map loses Flanked by a dozen gun- , .. in a limo are state Sen. John Kelly, at the left, Farms Councilwoman Gail Kaess and Pointes to be reburied East Vice President Jay Tangae. Eight limos will travel a six-restaurant circuit Wednesday, June 18. A $10 ticket includes unlimited limo service throughout the circuit, a T-shirt and a raffle ticket. What's on Cable On Saturddy, June 14th (Flag Pointes East is a non-profit organization of 18 eastside restaurants. For more information, call Day) a mIlitary funeral cortege 371.7444. .\ list of program!> 011 Gro!>!>e POinte (able 1I11~IH'ck will march out of the gates of Thunda), June U liistoric «'ort Wayne carrying the - 5 pm "Local Huntmg and FI::.hmg" & . Call 882.6900 Page SIX-C Thursday, June 12, 1986 Classified: ads 1., SECllff A11IAl Z, ENTEIITAINMENT J lOST ANO FOUNO 11. P'EIISONAlS SERVICE 1A PERSOliAlS 1A P'USONAlS ~O CHANGES REWARD Lost-graywlth WORD PROCESSING NO CANCELS white l>tnpes, tabby cat 10 I\DEX TOCL\SSIFIED OFFERED Compehtlve prtce~, 6 year,', JACKIE'S ... t2 _ ...... OF CLAS~IFIED AO~ weeks old, lost on June 3, BALLOONS PET & PAL SERVICES 1. .. •• ., ...... J r expenence, 21! yea~ legdl expenence Every thlllg . AFTEB U NOOl\ Bishop Road/ Jefferson Ammal Slttmg, houseMttlOg. ... $' • i\lOl\DA YS 884-5755, 2953077 IIlGH 1"L\ 1'\<" HELIL \1 BALLOO'\ B()U~l E 1" chauffeur ~erVlle~, doctor Z...... , ... long legat document!>, re d~ $10 - <1\ dildillt' l\() For all OCtd~lon~ fOI a'i little deli\ el \ appomtments Shoppmg & sume~ repetitive lettel ~ EXCEPTU)"IS' LOST - Gold bracelet, VIClll- Bu\ a dOLen or bu\ d gl o~'> -\ l.IU: \ ,1\ 10 r \\ ,urport shuttle 1 .... ,. .. - 1Nl:U AI XIbs manuscfJp~, term papel!>, CLASSICAL mU~IC for any Ity 'Ihll" or AAA Substan. celebrdte . 884 1516 885-2: 11 1A ..- '11 ' .... A. r IiMelw etc oeca~lOn Solo, duo, tllO, I tldl re",ard 225-7106,963- 882-4968 ;;21-876') qumtet, gUItar, wlOds, I _4_0_52 _ TO PARTY OR NOT TO ...... tu CIf .... PARTY - THAT IS THE LETTER "'OJ{ LETTEB \Olce 3;;46276 FOUND l\1ale cat, gray, 111C: """" 111 Illy I QUESTION AlII ...... CIrI...... 2 bIlIft' lilt 1. hrtIIIleI Hes~~~d ~n~u~~~~~;n _ AMUSING MAGICAL \\hIle, very fnendly YOUR HOME You'd like servIce from the 12 ...... A WORK OF AHT IA YIcIIII Prepalatlon ENTERTAINMENT !\:ack(Berk~hlre, 8811727 ndllon',> largest food ZI ,..... 1ZA ..,. Pen.and.mk, \\ atercolor btorage party plan, but General Person<11 Typmg FOR ANY EVENT LOST Cat, fluffy black Per- ZC II. 12112C ___ .... Medical Legal, Bu~me~~ ~lan \\ lth large gold eye~ of Your Home, BuslOess or Boat don t ha,e tunc now for a BY CAROL A SINCLAIR a CIIlItII Cas~elle TranscllptlOll DOll Che!>terb 779.6850 on Allard, Grosse POinte party') C'all now for .. 2E ~ 1~ ..... baR - .... 774 5444 I Woods Mate I~ stilI crymg 8868468 cawlogue, no obhgatlOn If 3 LtIl .. ,... 1M LR" SIll -notecar~ and pnnt~- TYPI~G ct I and mls~ed by children \'111 fl' mterec;ted m havmg ~ IItll!I ..... ,. ,. r ! \\S'ro. J'1(I( f'~~H;~",I PIANU le~~oll::' lludltlleu I Plc.lSC call BB64477 .. S $ ... a p<1rty call for mforma. 'II I 131: Pr.,.rty I re~ume,>, ~ ;)2a page, ~;)~ , '1 tlOn on nc\\ fund ralsmg 41 ..... 1. _:ilII",t I'fitlirtY dddltlOnal ol'lgmal~ No teacher, my home 882 LOST Male dark grey, cat, PHYSICIANS AND OFFICE MANAGERS optIOns, bndal, baby 4C ..... 1IE ~ tdry, S (' S 7722809 I _ 7772 9 months Old Extra paw~ sho\\ers and get.together 4D ...... -e Uf ..... QUALITY computCi peri>oll PIANO tedehel \\ Ith degree all feet, white bIb Cadieux pdltles YOU! home or 4E .... UI '" .... nel available for your word h<1~opel1lng fOl heglllnl,ng 1 Maumee 885.1932 f medi-comp mme HO'itess glfLl> and tF ...... 11M C I .. """"'" processmg need~ Cdll 01 advanced ,>tudent~ Ex. FOUND Bo~ton Terner, fe specldl drawmgs always 5 ..... 1311 ...... e--y Lt1I Word~ On.Wheel~ at 77!J penenced 111 dd~~IC<11,pop, male, Warren/Cadieux avallalJle For any occa- $A ...... 7929 rdgtune, ,lIld JaLL 1-119.114 I area 8850373 "Ion give the gift that'~ 51 C. III art c.. 14 II1II Ett* WIIIalI L -:U~~NC 1« a.tI ...... LETTERS, manu~cflpte; SPl':ND qU<1l1ty lime With LOST - Female tabby cat ~ OF INSUtlA1'tCI ClAIMS guaranteed New products 5C CMIIIII and the clas~lcs Great $0 E ,r riMllt"'" 141 lIacIItIl. SlI1IldM resumes fa~t accurate your c1uldrell Pal ent-chlld Green collar With address busmec;s opportumtles 884 • • 1 '...... -., * .....-tr .... work H~dson~ble 1ate~ begmlllOg VIOlin and VIOla I and phone Lost around Ill.- ,.,..., 15 ~~ 1WI111ls 885-0385 lessonb children must be 3 Hadnor Circle 882-3214 To cut your Blue Cros~ and MedICare payment 5238 I time from 90 days to 10 days Il ...... ,... *= 11 .. '" .... year~ + Pnvate lessons ,. 824.6070 ARE you III a lugh tax st.,,*_ 1M PIt BLUE Cross, Medlcm e bill I dnd adult gl oup le~<;on~ LOS I June 9th, black cat, bralket? Lookmg for a • • 1 I *= _ ,. t ,18M_ 109 Per fm m late Abo Also aVdJlable for all age~ I long haired, red collar, on I safe, secure \\ay to mvest 1IC SaItI medical bookkeep 109 88b. Instructor Lisa Delong, Hlvard between Waterloo/ ..,..... 8041 882.~458 CharleVOIX $25 reward your hard.earned dollar? Ie: • x, ...... *= 17 ~ , I I 882-3604 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Then we have the answer ...... 11 ..... 1M lilt . BOOKKEEPING serVIce, PRIVATE le~~ons Plano Heal e~tatel Lower )our II • 'I. II, -.. *= accounts paydble, l'ecelV vOice organ University 1------LOST prescnptlon glasses, AND RULES _ - AIr yearly tax With a real .. AlII able, payroll, qUdrterly mU~I~ educatIOn degree torlOise sbelJ frames, while CASH RATE First 10 word", $3 50 30' each <1d- estate mvestment today IE JIIIt ...... , C .. If ,...... reporlb, general ledger j\lr~ Junker 82H721 I \\alkmg on Sunday be- dltJonal word Call 839...H76 anytime 1IC ~ II1II FIN$Ila 8868041 'tween Kercheval and II _ ...... ,'ID II BILLED R!"\TE $100 bllhng charge $200 If not SELL your house to us and WE'LL do lOVOIClOg, pay Mack on Notre Da1Ve or 1M RIll • lie, .. paid 10 10 days save a broker's commls am.:. .. II ~ ... • ... -...... m p In ables, recelvable~ payroll, - --I Lakeland 885-7025 OPEN RATE $700 per lOch $8 00 per lOch for slDn We are real estate m- ...... typmg PrOVide d bUSllle~~ TUTOR ING LOST MedIUm-Size black bordered ads ve~tors who would like to .... II( ~ .. 111 • P ", .. _,,1110' addre~~ and an~\\el'lng ALL SUBJECTS I shaggy male dog Mary- help you solve your prob- service Rent OUI offlccs GHADES 1 THRU 112 land/Kercheval area Last There WIll be extra charges for dark broders, ,>t<1rs, a aar. LIIIIII .... -..rrs lem We have the answers .. fIIIMI .... ,. - M1l'IIr ...... for meetmgs 5716180 PROFESSIONAL seen YOlkshlre/St Paul dots, logos, reverses or photos Call us today 839 4176, the • I • ,II••IllJh. FORMER legal secretdl) FACULTY 331-0669 BelliS Investment Group ...... 11 .. The claSSIfied advertISIng deadline for new copy I~ seeks weekend secretaml WE CAN HELP 4. HELP WANTED GENEIIAl .... $ .. PRINT.to order your InVita- Ie 'VlIaII.- _ .....MlctllllIIntcI Tuesday noon (subJect to change durmg holidays) 7 ... . \'>'orh. Good command of GHOSSE POINTE tIOns, banners, posters, DELI help needed Must be All changes, correctIOns, and cancellatIOns mu~t • 1IactIte:sI .... English language 778-2815 U:ARNING CENTER statloncry, etc usmg com- 'II LIWIII I 18 Will tram Call Rose be m our office no later than Monday noon • TY .... puter graphiCS Reason ..... _ Sa.- 20 HOURS a week of of 63 Kercheval on the Iflll 778-3650 71 .M' I1IIt flCe work PI oflclent book J-Il 0816 143-0836 For further mformatlOn regardmg classIfied able Pat, 372-9529 LOOKING for a young ener- adver. 1C 1IrIIII ... • "'"a ublt keeper (8 years expenence I TUTORING math-I tlsmg rates or for placmg your advertIsement, ACS VIdeo - weddmg and 10 71 ...... -= .... IInicI mcludmg payrolJ) execl elementar) through getlc person to assIst please call our adVisors at reception taped m stereo • I I ... fast-paced deSign sludlO/ .. Ca1tIl CIIIIIII lent typist With fdullle~~ Algebra I Expenenced 882-6900 2nd copy mcluded Also • 'al I offIce Full lime, Monday home lOventOrtes and ""lC ..... grammar (hberal art~ de pnvate schoolteacher 881- II ..... 11M; ...... l thru Friday, 9 am -5 pm greel, classy handwlltmg 8661 810m/Super 8 movies I' SIIII ...... 885-2701 _ 111 ...... transferred 839.3149 .. Only reqUIrement IS t'1at '" I I DON'T MESS WITH the hours must be fleXible l\IA fH I UTORING - Give REAL ESTATE 8C• lWt.~'"...... II Wnte Box W-2, Grosse your child that e ....tra boost MOTHER NATURE OR PUppy Sitter Service - ...... ExpefJenced sales agents- ~ Pomte News, gIVing loca Reabonable rates very ex small female dogs only ...... _ e..t .. M* Werk you're inVited to make FATHER TIME, ...... tlOn of offIce number of penenced, fleXIble hours _., p ... more money Call for a No lmklers, expenenced, ...... • AIIIIII ... - hours reqUIred, and hour _8_2'_2-_59_8_8 _ confidential lOterlvew, to CALL YOUR WANT AD IN reterences, $4 oo/day 11 .a"0;...... VE91385 111 Saw 'Pit ... ._ ,.Ull • I II , Iy rate of renumeratlOn be TUTORING 10 readlOg, find out about the best BEFORE TUESDAY - mg offered math, English, grades 1.6 commiSSIOn program In n •ZII' e.a- __ DON'T MISS THE DEADLINE! t1A CIlS."-"CIJS ...... - QqIIIr 885-8422 the area Call Bruno Tab. 1C PRAYERS • dllJ77ilT87501" , 882-6900 111. CIJS ".""'."!ll;hilt1), , '. r ' 10 CAMPS " , S'ARK KEIM 1tt~_""''''~''''''~,~_l>"'l_ ...... , -,._ .... Tlll1IrtII NOVENA TO ST JUDE BELLe $HORES 111 ,..... can - AI ... - <\poslle and Martyr greatm CA1\IP Arbutus - Pnvate FULL lime congemal gentle- ~~ 11£ - CIn Virtue, nch In miracles. girls camp Grand Tra- 111 CIf .... 2If...... ~ Plat .... \erse area June 22 July man, mtelltgent, mce ap. NO SERVICE CHARGE • !I C .• .."..,..., k msman of Chi 1st, mtel- 19, July 20 AugUbt 16 Call pearance, must drive, IF REPAIRED 111 CIIIUn ...... sessor of all \\ ho 111\ oke local bus mess references Major Appliance Repair you to use your great God 881 9442 Wnt,e Mayfield, 1A, P'ERSONAlS 1A, P'EIISONAlS Reply to Box V'12, Grosse See ad m Classified 18G given power to atd me m MichIgan - 49666 Pomte News, 96 Kerchev- 885-1762 WINE-tasting -the unique, HOME VETERINARY my urgent petitIOn In reo I 2E, SCHOOLS al, Grosse Pomte Farms, dtstmgwshed way to enter- SERVICE turn I promise to make I MI48236 Complete health and dental your name known Pray GROSSE POInte co-op' JOSEPH'S LIMO tam fnemis and cltents IMMEDIATE Expert at home or office care for us ",ho ask for yow' aId I nursel y has opemngs 111 SERVICE presentations arranged HOUSE CALLS St Jude Say 3 Our the 3 and 4 year c1as'>es OPENING FOR and pnced to your needs PHONE: n.MOBIL Fathers, ,J Hall Mary~, 3 I For more mformatlOn call Proms, Birthdays. Con- Paul-I\bchael Turkal, Glonas ThiS Novena has _8_8_6_5_l8_4 _ DIRECTOR OF certs, Weddmgs, Anm- No sales! Groups of 8 or DVM I never been known to fall SUMMER or fall spaces DEVELOPMENT ,crsarys, Baby Home- more are best. CALL At BIshop Gallagher High commgs, Airport, Cor- ROBAN ASSOCIATIONS RELIABLE DOOR BELL Say Novena for 9 days My 1 available at our locatIOns School The school has an porate, Any OccasIOn - 543-8092 anyltme REPAIR request was granted I m Grosse Pomte CIty or m Reasonable rates Complete Thank You St Jude, A J Grosse POInte Wood~ eXisting development pro- SIGN PAINTING BY gram and IS preparing for 839-4148 SUE, ANY OCCASION door bell serVIce ST Jude Novena - May thiS I GROSSE POINTE Bob 822-8331 Sacred Heart of Jesus be PRE-KINDERGARTEN a major capital endow. ______~ I any size Birthdays, anmver- ment campaign Experi- sanes, reumons, 30' ban PERSONAL checkbook bal. adored, glonflCd loved, I' 886-4747 or 881 1948 for mfor ence necessary 111 all ancmg, bookkeepmg for and preserved throughout matlOn Which computer IS fight I ners, 24 hour servICe phases of development fOI you? Computer Ad. I 886-7016 527-1340 small bus mess Expen. the world now and fore\ el 3. LOST AND FOUND I e anntl, I glV1l1g enced, reasonable 469- Sacred Heart of ,Je~us, 1 VISOr) ServIce can help GENEOLOGICAL research pray for u~, St Jude I FOUND Grosse Pomte strategies, aIumm/parent you choose lllStall, and - trace your family tree 0623 . worker of mlracle~, prd) I Woods - June 2 - female relatIOns, speCIal events, teach how to use a I Expert research by Tho- WANTED 40 overweight pee- for us St Jude helper of: cat tn.color. June 10-Van donor soliCitation and home computer For I mas Mache First hour pie to try a new herbal the hopeless, pray of u~ Antwerp, male mix breed other external relahons more mformatlOn free 925-7981 product to lose weight and Say thiS prayer 9 lIme~ ..I I dog, black and \\ hlte Should be sensilive to the POBox 2;;023, Harper PLEASE Help me' Will the also make money 776-7326 day By the 8th day yOUI Please call1l22 5707 mISSIOn of Catholtc educa- Wood~, 48225 or call consIderate baseball peo- "BE A STAR!" prayer Will be answered It FOlJND Gros!>e POInte hon Possesses orgamza. Andrew from 9 a m - 3 ple who witnessed the ac. tlOnal and wntmg skills P 10 on Monday Fn. Have your weddmg cere. has ne,er been kno\\n to Shore!>, June 7, male cldent behmd Perry's, and knowledge of mforma. da) at 882-5675 mony and reception Video. fall golden retnever lab ,June 6-7-86, please call Michelle taped m full color and PublicatIOn mu~t ,be proml~ 7 male Schnau/el grey tlOn systems Salary com. The Missing LINCI-l at 881.3571 evenll1gs or mensurate wllh experi- ~ound ed Thank) ou St ,Iude for and \\ hlte, leather tollar I I ence Send resume to 884-5700 on Saturday CALL MEMORIES VIDEO grantmg me petlllon A J Plea,>e call 822 ')707 ! Bishop Gallagher Develop- Lmkmg IndiViduals to :'\leeds m the Commumt) I~ <1 THE PERFECT GIFT HOME VETERINARY 758-287;' I'Ol'ND Gro:,se Pomte non.proflt orgamzatlOns whose purpo~e IS to coor FOR MOTHEH'S DAY ment Offtce, 19360 Harper, SERVICE WE'LL Tram you to be an NOVENA TO ST JUDE Farme; - June S, Proven Hal per Woods, Michigan dlnate needs With resource'i ThiS ISaccomplished OR F,\THER'S DAY Complete health and dental execullve level secretary Apostle and Martyr grcatm cdl RO<1d. female golden 48225 by placlOg goods no longer needed by md1\ Idual'i care and busme!>ses trlto the hands of metropolitan A beautiful portrait of Call for details 573-6180' virtue nch 111 mlracle~, I ctne\ er ml .... Please call HOUSE CALLS EFFECTIVE S~akmg Se kmsman of C'hmt II1ter _1l_2__) _')7_0_7______MORTGAGE DetrOIt chefltable agencle~ Operatmg ~lOce 11l7! ,our child or pet m PHONE 77-MOBIL mlOar 6 hour sebSlOn SC'isor of all who IIlvokl' !,'OUI\JD Gro,,'>c Pomte City Lender needs manager, pro LINe IS proud of the accomplishments It ha:, made pa~tels b) Bette Prud Paul.Mlchael Turkal, I I and strives to mcrea~l' lt~ resource base If) ou den - or for the dO'lt. DVM 9.1200 or 7 10 pm, Tues )OU to use your great God I - Junc 5 :,ycamorc. cessor'i and underwriter have recyclable Items, no longer of u'>e to you, vour.,elfer - Classes days and Thursdayb gIVen pa\\er to aid mc m femnlc ~hepherd, young for new Gros!>c Pomte of Operation LlNC knowc; who can and \\ Illl!'>l' them ;n pa~tel SMALL dog slttmg - not $85 Includes eye con my urgent petItIOn [n re adlill ,June 10 - Lmcoln hce If you havc exper. Please call LINC at 882-6100 With your donatIOn over 14 pounds Excellent lact, vOIce control plus how turn I prom Ise to makc RO.,ld Black Cdt ) oung lence and are energellc, references Take one pet at KI-:I~P IT MOVI:-lG r For AppolOtment to get a POlOt across ')73 your name kno\\n Pra~ adult fled collal Pleasc send resume. references, 884 -1199 a time unless you have I 6180 for us who a~k for vour aId I C.ill sn i707 salary history to Conquesl CA,",\I,\(; J \H"i and l\E\\ LID" needed h, thl' 4 II two Call 8&5-3039 ______Sl Jude Sa\ 1 Our I FOlJ'r\JD Gro~",>f' POlnle Corporatlon POBox Growmg Hoo~ Urban Gardemng PlOgram The 4 II WRITING/RESEARCHI l-'ather,>:1G1ona!> Thl.,HallNovendMans ha"l l'.Ir,k Jtine bOll i\lary Ian d , 1090, B lrmmg ham, MI workshop~ deal With orlganlLlng lommumty RESUMES mdle 130II\ler mix )oung 48012 gardens, \I orklOg With youth m the gardl'n ,clllOg n('ver beell knm\ n 10 f,lll .Idult June 7 on lIl.in land Brochures, ,>pec(he, crhl Sa, ,ml'nn for 'I e!a\" \1\ SHOHT order cook Apply small :,pace gardemng and canlllng prc'ien lng PETER S. DAVIDSON 109, manual~ ;,emlllar., [.In me! \\hltt' m,de pup I at 207'l1 Mack Avenue. harvest targetcd for per'ion'> of hmltcd mC,lnc; arllcles r<>que,>t \\<1e;grantpd ml,ed hi ped June 10, R G \\ \\ llltll('r RO,lC! md!<' Bn'i Grosse Pomte Woods, 881- FINALLY "OVER THE HILL'" Blll 114li :1CJ85 HH.IICIIAJI{S, ~TIWLLEHS, \1 \TEH:\IT\ 1>0 MUCH FOH WINE, WOMEN "elt hound hlad. Please C LOTH I-:S, 1....1",\ 'liT/TODDI.EH TO\.., ,ought b) Pl':RFORMERS and achlev (.dl fl22 )707 ACT TODAY AND SPORTS ALL THAT'S LEFT I ers - media trammg for ------Downriver GUidance CliniC Th('<;e Item, and 1001'(' ARI-: SPECTATOR SPORTS' I ~Tl'DENTS TEACHf:RS busmess/actmg for all LIGHT IlEARTI-:D FOl '\D h fl flli f('m,lle I u'ied In Par<>nt Infant Program rclallng to <'IlIld \~ ISHlNG YOU THE BEST OF HEALTH Earn Summer media Performance ENTERTATNMENl ">Pdlll('1 mIX, young, black ahuse prevention To c;upply materlnl bdSll'> In A:\D WEALTH FOR THE NEXT 40 YEARS' Monev Now' hope'i to reheve ~ome :-,tre'>'i which lcad'> to alm"c Workshop'i, Inc 198-47'lO MAG ICIAN \\ 11h \\ hlte, long hair 7 Immediate opemngs for LOVE HAVE your nails done m ROBERT COOPER \111r'/KI'lI\ area Ev('nlOg'i • TVPI'it - ,)'i wpm RESOl BCE TH'.\t-:1.0P"E"T - (1111IIH...V~ JOYCI-: AND RICHARD comfort of my home Ac;k ALL AGI<:~ O( ('ASIO .....~ ,21>'illl7 • Setretane'i CE\,TER ~eeklOg out d "'orklOg blatk ,md \11111<> about dIscount pncee; on 8fl,) 4210 r m '\D !.<1rgc male G('r • Legal ,>ecrctane'i TV colormg books, ba'>ehall Item,> puppe'" ,md "Group SpecIals can save PIA:'\lO entcrlalllm('nt \\Ilh 111,ln '-,h('ph('rd very I • Accounting and Book- dolls Agency prOVides counsell ng, \\ Ith group you and your frlCnds a lot popular or c1d'''IC,I1 f,n or Ilwndl\ HHh2""i keepmg Clerke; homes for tho'ie that flOd It difficult to adJu,! 10 of mone:, I-'or beautiful It<>C; Weddmg, gradua • Data I-';ntry home 'ichool ,md/or famIly you lose me • \\ ord proces<;ore; fO OLJI{ DI-:AH DR NUTTING AND DELL nalls, call 7766284 tlOns cocktail pdrtH', ('IL If METAl. HLlE PH['T or \1\1' ('\~". dl',>lrec! In PAIN, tcnslOn, 'itress - Chp and '>ave lISi 1)21i or fmd me r:....t('lI('nl Beneftts/IlouN local Hlstoncal Soclcty 10 prc'i('rvc l.lI'ge .,tore For 1\1,('1\e y('dr,> no\\ I've trudged regularly to your therapeutIc mae;<;age may- \\('ekly Pay Checkl> help Kathy l'i back llH2 VOCAL and plano I(,"'ion" Item'> Thesc could mclude map:, Idrgc photo'> (cr (0'" offlc(' '" lth tmy gIrls m low All manner of PHO!-'IT SHAHING .,mdll ache'> and pams, fevered brows, and large 8686 2886170 Gros<;e POInter WIth Unt 11fLcatee; from famIly genealog) to CIty ch,lrt('r" ver"lty degre(' no\\ fill concerne; have been smoothed out 10 your wonder 1•. SECIIETIIIIAl thcllng mll'>lc<1l ('ducatlOn ful and casy 'ilyle SEIIVICE \~hcrc )0\1 re::j "'lth us" U,,"lfOR\1S nceded along With I. \\\ .... ( \H ... a 1111 at Wayne ">talc offerIng No\\ WI' mll~t 'iay goodby a nd we Wish you all the best F()OU ~ER"!{,E ~upplll':' ,lOd equlpmcnt b) CUSTOM c1a<.,<;lcaI and popular )f c; Phoemx Job Development Service,> [nr Ill'm'> But pled'ie know that It IS With prIde, With complete WORD PROCESSING e;on;, Phon(' 824 7182 TRC_fIlC~~_ used m Job Iralmng program!> (onfldence, '" Ith trust and affectIOn that our faml' Resumes. manuscnpls, ly ha'> always heen able to say "OUR doctor IS Dr theses, term papers, dl., COCKTA[L PIA:'\lO B \H I Call RUTH PAHADTSE ADl'I.T WELL-RE[,\(, SEHV)('I<:S l~ ,>edl (hlOg for NulllOg ~he s WONDERFUL and WE LOVE You plan the p,lrty and i sertatlOn!> Deirmt Troy a chom 11ft, for slalrta.,(, I Tndlvldu,ll Cdn pull.,r'lf III<:H' 884-{)459 I'll brlllg m~ m,n plnno We'll run your ad H6'l Penob'>cot Bldg up 'iWlrs but 11ft would help A chair \\ Ilh ..I hftlllg RESUMES, theses, term and thOIl'iandb of Many, many thanks, FREE!! CJ6,)-1CJll2 965 1984 support 10 '>Cat I~ also needed to aid 10 mdep<'ndenc<> papers, repetll1ve leller~, tunc'> A gre,lt Illcd for In ralslOg self from chaIr Without a~C;l,>t,lOCl' I the '>umme,r gardrn 882.6900 No fees DaVId, Bea Hachel, Rf'becca, and Ruth WORD PROCESSJNG CONTACT IJNC Xll2-6100 I Quallly work 521 3300 I party 646.%31 Page Seven-C Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4 HElP WANTED GENERAl of. HELP' WANTED GENEIIAL d HHP WANTED GENERAL 4 HElP WAN no GENERAL • HElP WANTED GENERAL d HElP WlPHEO GffHRAl d HElP WANTfD GENERAL 4 HElP WANTED GENERAl r ~ -- ~~ - - . ------~~ -- -' .~--- - PERSON needed for part- SALES representative travel PUT YOURSELF ON PART-Time receptionist, SEWING machine operator TYPIST/Transcriptionist - TYPIST, general office COLLEGE tIme help m laundry App- agency commission only OUR BEST SELLER'S LIST part-time, experience re- part-time clearnng help, - experienced, full or work New, creative mad STUDENTS ly 16300 East Warren or Will tram. 886-7881 If you're an experienced real qUired At least 60 wpm part-time beauty operator part-time Start Immed- order company Send estate sales person consld- - aSSIstant. 881-6833Lydia call 884 9690 CARPENTER - or someone Word processmg ex- Iately 776-1330 resume POBox 36670A, WE NEED YOUH ENERGY ermg a change in com- WAITRESSES wanted who knows home repair perience helpful Send BOOKKEEPER - Full SALES clerks, all shifts, Grosse Pomte, MY48236 AND SKILLS Secure your future With an pames, see us first! We typewntten resume to A charge, knowledgable, am- good pay Apply morrnngs, Scrupple:; NIght Club m have all the services you SALES secretary - type 50 old established company Chmielewski, 18601 Mack bitious with good penman- 9-12. 7-11 Store, East War- wpm, good phone manner, • DATA ENTRY Greek Town 961-9888 need to make more offermg Grosse Pomte Avenue, Detroit, M148236 ShiP, typmg helpful Mrs ren and UmversIty Must good WIth fIgures, short- • TYPISTS BAR MaId, bartenders, [klrt- moneyl \ homeowners a quality Job Crawford, evenings 540- be 18 hand and computer ex- • WOHD PROCESSORS tIme Struttm Club ('dll at a fair price We need a PERMANENT 0052, 875-7100 If you're consldermg a RECEPTIONIST /SECRE- perience helpful but not • SECRETARIES after 8 30 pm 7782b50 person Willing to work FULL TIME INSURANCE Agency seeks TARY' Leadmg nahonal necessary State salary re- 4A. flEL' WANTED hard year round and help career in real estate, fmd mdlvldual for personal restaurant equipment qUirements Send resume Light mdustnal and landsca- MEDICAl/DENTAL us grow Stop m and tell us out about our free state ap- POSITION proved 40 hour pre-license St Clair Shores based com hnes department Must manufacturer /suppher to 1062Lochmoor, Grosse pmg posItions also avaIla- your experience and abil- pany seeks orgamzed and have at least 2 years ex- nearGM and FISher Budd- POinte Woods, MI 48236 ble Earn top pay and gam EASTSIDE Ity. Salary negotIable tralmng energetIc mdlVldual for the perience 649-6006,ask for mg seeks receptionISt/sec- RECEPTIONIST - general valuable work experience Village Locksmith and RN'S - LPN'S Classes start soon, so call processmg of orders and Claudia retary for busy non- office High nse apartment Call now STAFF BUILDERS Home Repair Co 18554 related dulles smokmg office Must have Mack Avenue now Denms Andrus or SERVICE Station attendant bUlldmg 823-3000between (WFl-:HS YOU l"UHSlNG George Smale at the Successful candidate must - full or part-hme Good computer and word pro- 10 am - 3 pm NEVER A FEE ON YOUR OWN APPLICATIONS bemg taken Woods Office, 886-4200 have computer entry ex dnvmg record Apply m cessmg experience Profi- SCHEDULE for stock clerk and cashier PART-time telephone l>ales BONUSES Doug Andrus at the Farms penence and type 50 wpm person 18184 Mack at cient typmg neceSl>ary Some typmg, Cillng Oppor- WIth Staff Builder'> ) ou can Yorkshire Food Market, Office, 886-5800 or Bobble Salary commensurate With FIsher New moden offIce, pensIOn PAID VACATIONS have your profel>'>lOn,tl 16711 Mack. tumty for growth WIth I LIgan on the HIli, 885.2000 expenence profit sharmg, medical/ small new company career and) our per~onal Send applicatIOn letter and SUMMER job, college stu- INTERESTED m natural SCHWEITZER dental, holidays, vaca Cytek, Inc 1172-5577 DOWNTOWN 9632200, liCetoo' WOIk part time or rel>ume to dent - busmessman's hons, secured parkmg and foods? Permanent pOSI- REAL ESTATE lunch Congemal atmos- I full time, l>umrner tIme or tion, 4 or 5 days Call for BETTER HOMES HEALTHMARK top pay Send resume to CLERICAL positIOn - part- STERLING HEIGHTS year round Compctlll~e phere downtown Monday time, 4 hours dally, 12 appointment 331-3200 AND GARDENS INDUSTRIES CO SEMCO, 310 Piquette, De- ':rl7 574U JkIYdnd benefll'> ('all1\1on thru Fnday, 9 30 a m - months per year $6 77 per 22522 East 9 MlleRoad trOIt, Michigan 48202 day - f'llddY 9 Cl m -.t 2' 30 P m 965-2633 hour With partial benefIts St Clair Shores, MI 48080 pm WAITRESS and kItchen Good typing skill!> re- SUPPLEMENTAL Attn Personnel COLLEGE student or retiree help Friday and Saturday MIChigan National Bank ISacceptmg appltca- wanted Service station at. qUired Available Im- STAFF BUILDERS ~l:ECHANIC or :lpprentlce, mghts, 10p m ~ a rn Club STAFFING, INC. tlons for the follOWing POSitions tendant Days, alternoons mediately Apply dt 1h~ full or part-hme, tools, 500, 17569 East Warren THE TEMPORARY TEMPORARY and weekends available Grosse Pomte Public Receptionist/Switchboard 17800 Mack and Rivard HELP PEOPLE Full or part-time 885-9610 MEAT cutter needed m East- School System, 389 St HEALTH CARE Full tIme POSitions located In downtown Amoco ern Market processmg DRIVERS NEEDEDI Detroit reqUIres minimum of one year general Grosse Pomte Shell. Clair NEEDS YOU! COUNTERPERSON, plant Expenenced only Good drlvmg record WIll office experience Must have excellent tele- COMPUTER 25-40K/YEAR WOMAN wanted for part- cashier, register, no ex. need apply, Send resume tram Excellent money 557-8600 phone communication skills and light Hlr10g Now Call Today time posItion m profes- penence necessary Now to: Grosse Pomte News, 96 makmg potentIal Apply m accurate typmg 557-1200 SIOnal busmess office Cail DENTAL dl>Slstant, full hlrmg full or part-hme Kercheval, Box G-B, person Job Network $65 Fee Mrs MIles 882-2820 tune Model n preventIOn Clerk Typists 17800 Mack See Bill Grosse Pomte, 48236 15501 Mack Ave onented office Pleasant COllEGE student needed to Full time POSitions located In Stroh'. Plaza MANAGER TRAINEE FAST growmg prmt shop m WILL tram pizza cooks, personaht) Expenenced deliver home meals $5 50 (downtown) and the Troy area IndIVidual TELLER 20K/YEAR east area m need of a per- cashiers, deh clerks Must m 4 handed dentstry 10 Part-time poslhon ISopen at per hour, mileage included must have two years general office exper- Hll'lng Now Call Today son to do general/book- be 18, Willing to work days, 1\1IIe/Kell) 775 .t260 10 between 3 30 - 6 30 P m Ience, data entry background, and must be our office located St 557-1200 keep10g Experience help- evenmgs, weekends App- Monday-Fnday 884-8613 able to pass a timed typing test With 45 wpm Clair Shores on Mack near Job Network $65 Fee ful but not necessary Call ly at Mr C's Deh, t2337 NURSING accurate typing St Joan. FINANCE $3llO-$500/WEEK for mtervlew, 445-3707 WORD prOCtlssor - part-time Morang, 16830 East War- PosItion offers publtc con- Afternoon shift Downtown SUPERVISOR Please apply In person Tuesday through Entry Level Call Today MEAT processor needed m ren, (DetroIt) 20915Mack, The SIl>lers of Bon Secours tact, With excellent work- DetrOIt locatIOn PrIOr law Frcday from 9am - 4pm or send resume With 557-1200 Eastern Market area Page Nme-C Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS , II MISCEllfUOUS ARTlc(fS 8 MlSCELLANEOUS IIRTICLES 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES 6t. RENTALS/HOMES,"!'IS Elt: 6N NORTHERN MICHlGAN 7 WANTED TO RENT FOR SALE 6F FOR RENT fURNISHED bH Off let ~OR RENT fOR SALE FOR SALE OElRon VACATION RENTALS -~---- ~~-- BLACK & Decker Circle saw, WIIITTIEH 194 One bed- ATTENTION OFFICE SUites available 6 HIGGINS Lake cottage, RECREATIONAL vehicle - GAS Stove $85, Hotpolllte KENMORE ga!>dryer, G E power drill, sander, never loom apclrlment Ideal for EXECUTIVES sUites 100 square-l,400 three bedroom, full bath, responsIble, non.smoklng washer and dryer set $425, washer, good shape, $125 employed mature adult One and 2 bedroom apart. square Freshly com- $250a week, excellent rec. Grosse Pomte family of 4 Whirlpool washer $155, takes both 226-44&0, 131- used, 882-6140 No pets/children $320pill.'>I ments Completely fur- pleted Warren/Cadieux reatlOnal area 286-8113 wants to rent newer, clean, slde-by-slde refrigerator 17:17 TWO gold velvet chairs - "ewflty AppliccltlOn" m"hed $2950 per day and area 882-9300 HIGGINS Lake _ sleeps 6, class A motor home From $l95 9 cubiC foot chest -JA-C-O-B-S-F~-N-sl-d-e-b-a-g-po-w-e-rI $65 each Complete set taken ('.11I between 11-3 up One month mlmmum August 16, August 23, ~UI 4-13 882-1417 freezer $195 882-5681 mower, $60 88:i 5916 I World Book Encyclope JA(;lI,\R 1'171XKE VI ~2 I I ( ADIEUX/Mack 2 bed I story panellJbrary With balcony Two first floor bed. • PROTICnVE PAINT SEALANT $75.00 \\l,,"'[)(J,\L!) \phl(](''' till l;jP \\Fl Hlk(l i~)hpw pllL<;2 ~; 80l!lmle" $171)00 I I rooms plus tv.o up Also two room SUite, four and a ~,ll(' ( II \ of (,10"'(' I'Otol( hOIlI" ~1 IHlO, 10(',1 offl'r room bnck duplex, car ThreeYear Written Guarantee B;,) lil6 half baths f'lrst floor laundry, summer porch Two l'.Irk I) II i r,d,l .II'ttl r~oo I \ ~h for 1\1 'l7:J '1-1)2 d,IV" pried tn'iulated qUiet I Complete clean up of Interior - not Included natural fIreplaces, eIght foot wall at rear. three car 1'181MAZDA RX7 (;~ 1-:m1 "(',1i1 d ))ul, to \11 \ OJ 2>1 Jlll ~treet $19,'lOO ~1 4591 ' I -- --- garage An excepllonal home for the dlscrJmmatrng INTERIORS ARE PROFESSIONALLY STEAM CLEANED Ited I':dltton' 'l'l (JOOmil('" II" t 11\ ( 1('1 k pi 101 10 III , 1,1 \..,,, 7, h P !':vmrud(' CU"iTOM HOMES Ne\', dutch ::.lll1 undPr: senior execuhve Call for more details $425,000 .1m I LtII"d"l llUll !I' II .IIIpr (clllII d.., lOV{I' good "MALL on LARGE warranty vel') good condl 1'J&.V1\1lI!TIumhid ':>7,P( I { rlnfl! t IOn $1 hOn llll 1 612'1 BUILT WITH CAHE hon SI'r10U'i lnqulrI(," on \I'hl( Ie Veblll('~ ma~ 1)(' ------RUSI"G'S~ (172....l<:,\\l1HD 2l fiber AT A !,'AIR PRICE Iy 9'l92CJOS m,pp(\pd ,t! 1,f~12 V,111 \.0"'" "~kll1g $(; '}(lo/be"t OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1'180HONDA <\(conl hdt(h D\kl' .lIlt! ,If( "old ,I" I' JIM CLARK RECONDITIONING offPI llll.. lhllll CUilTOM I!OMES back, automatiC, all', 1'(' 1't71Volh,v,,,gl n 1'(/71'0n WALKER REALTY, LTD. 886-0920 SINC!'~ 19,')3 886.0613 rustproofed, ,~3,0(XJongillal tlcll 1%7Ford 1'l7h( hrY" I ~A[LBOAT \; Ch,illenger, I ~pInnclker IIlciuded S2,')()()/\ 8246540 ! AM-10 PM - 7 DAYS A WEEK -' mIles (rood condItion 118; Irr 1'176FOl d, Illi'2 \\1(' SERVING THE POINTES SINCE 1981 8919after 6 p m wcekday" 1%6 Fnrd I offer l\R6B074 I \ Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twelve-C ~ 13 ilEAL ESTATE ~ 13 RUl ESTATE - 13 ilEAL ESTATE - 13, ilEAL ESTATE ~ 13F NORTIIERN ACREAGE 13 ilEAL ESTATE - GENEIIAL ~ 13 REAL ESUTE -, GENEIIAl GENEIIAl GENEIIAL GENERAL RIVIERA Terrace Condo - BACK ON THE MAR;KET GENERAl BEST LOCATION IN BEAU- THREE bedroom English BABCOCK Co op, I<:a~l De- GAYLORD AREA Roseville - 20 Ul11ts,16 twO ---,-- 40' BOAT well mcluded 2 bedroom~, 2 baths, apph WOOD R .~ TIFUL ST CLAIR 40 \ Tudor - 2'~ baths. new lrolt I bedroom, all' condl- Kassuba Lake, 4 bedrooms, bcdroom~, groSS\l1g I With brand ne", luxurv ance~, carpetmg, walk.m $100.000 dnnually, excel- CONDO'S mmutes from Pomles kitchen. Jeun Alre gnU, tlOnmg. appliances, car- 2 udths and nearly l,800 waterfronl condo Fantas closet, dmmg room, stor- St Clair ShorE'S We have a View o.f InternatIOnal ~ea- ~toYe, compdctor and dlsh- , pet, drdpes 777-8226 sqUdre feet, 2 car garage lent condItIOn Asking tiC Vle\\ on Cllllton Ihver age Garden level Pool $595,000,good ca~h on cash Fairfax apartment 2 bed I Wd) l'ew blocks from Inn I \\asher. bUllt-lll~ Nev. I \\llh roughed-Ill apelrt- rooms. 2 fUllbaths, centrar 2 bedrooms, 2 bdthroom" HARPER Woods By owner, and clubhouse 779-7500 on the hill Three bedroom. fanlllv room After 5 p m 3 bedroom Vinyl bungalow. ment, near Hidden Valley letuln all', bUilt ms, washer, dryer mcludcs \l,hlrlpool tub All Century 21, MacKenZie J 1" SOWERBY & CO 2'2 balh home. l<1ken on 881-7i84 : extra ln~ulatlOn, ceramic ExclUSIVe lakefront fOl I Club house WIth pool. GE apphance~, flreplace. A GROSSE Pomte address 16980 KERCHEVAL trade and remodeled - BISHOP neM Grosse Pomte, : tile bdth, bd~ement water- secunty guard. by appomt- !>ecullt) ~y~lem. gdrage. for your personal 01'com- $89.500 GHOSSE POINTE ne~ klt~h~n. pdmt c~rpet a beauly 3 bedroom II proofed, $43,500 839-5117 HIVerVle\\ Club. 31695 I merCial needs for as little ment only etc $152./00 Opi'll Satur- 'u ton brick l'dllCh 1\ Pigeon lhver frontage, 38 882-3600 PETIINE REAL TV South l{Jver HO<1d nedI' THREE bedroom ranch With as $LOOO/month Typmg. d<1yand Sunday, :2-5 or b~ ta~h~ I natUl al flrep'ldce-. acres With two tl out ponds, COMPANY Jeffl'r~on 884 0788 FllI I family room Gros~e copymg, mes~age servl<.e 22 UNIT APARTMENT <1ppo1l1tment "5l';) RI\er- centrdl dlr sndck bar m Il horse barn and lal ge ranch 521-40'10 IlIshcd model Opi'n SUll- Pomte school~, $63,900 826- avaIlable on pl"enllSeS, ON LAKE ST CLAIR ~lde, St Clall 'd I home, deckmg, orchard da). 1. 5 On I) 2 UllltS lell C W B-\BCOCK & SONS chen celllllg fan. 1Il1l1gI PLUS A :l MILE 9477 8844401 and mOl e, call for det,lIls hum $Wl 000 "'77 3 no I room, \\ alk through felml I TilE POSTAL CE:\!THE 2 BEDROOM HOME Large 5 bedroom home, " I h room. shdmg door wall ST CLAIR Shores - New- bern near Jefferson/9 STEEL SEA WALL hbrary, family room BY OWNER GHOSSE POINTE \"OODS pallO deck gas barbeque CO-OP apartments, Harper Mod"crn ne\\ er bflck GLASS REAL EXCELLENT RETURN Kitchen With all ap Conlempordr~ .l bedroom !lIed bd~ement. 2 cal ga Woods, deluxe bedroom, LAND FOR ADDITIONAL phances Fantasll(' b46 CNIVEHSIT\ PLAn: r<1nch, 3 bedroom~, 1'1 two baths, apphance~, car ESTATE Engh~h cotldge . .3bedroom tHick Colomdl Co'\ dnd r<1ge.beauhfull) ldn~<'elp UNITS family home Baker bUilt \l,Ith Idmll~ ed. $4~!lOO Pat Mar, 371 bdth~. lamlly room WIth petlllg, drapes, own 149 WEST MAIN plu~ fmll>hed donner~, 2 flrepl<1ce, attached 2 car ,room, naturdl fireplace. 79O'l washer, dryer C W Bab- GAYLOHO, 1\11 497.35 STIEBER REALTY full b.lth~. pr\)fe~~londll) gdrage, <.entral all', full <1lldChedgarage. doorwdll -G-I-H-)S-'S-E-'-p-O-IN-'-T-E-W-O-O-n-sI cock and Son 777 3310 517-732-641>4 775-4900 decor<1tcd. $1529(jU 884 ba~ement Priced In $705 Kl:\GS' lLLE to P<1110,kitchen b~IIt-IllS. 2111 COU NTRY CLUB WOODBRIDGE East condo 2101 13G: fARMS fOR SALE 131. CEMETERY lOTS Thrce bedroom qUid. p~sesSlOn (Io~e to 3 bedroom bungalow ~epa near Eastland - 2 story, 2 bungalo", \\ Ith prutly 1027 HARVARD - 5 bed- Harper Woods - Grosse lake and <;choob Al>kmg irate dmmg room, l~atur.Jl bedroom, 112 baths, ba~e- FOR sale - ChOice plot con- room, 312 bath bl'lck Col- Pomte Schoob Amla bet- SPORT'S LOVEH'S kitchen Second floor $109.000. mdke an offer flrepldce, $72,!lOOBy <1P ment, 2 car carport, tdlmng b grave slghls, omal, near VIllage Rent or I I \l,cen Mack/Harper, bnck PAHADISE' recently refJmshed $78,000 469-2505, 775-0149 ~elclmty Ieflectmg pool Great locatIOn and ~ale $l85.000 B24-8W8 or rdnch. 3 bedrooms, I'l Fabulous 4 bedroom brick nelrOlr~ Golden Corndor \ pomtment 8848769 I White Chapel Cemetery ':cry ?ff(,rnflhl(' l\l\4 71,~R h:lth~ 2 car garage, f1msh- BUNGALOW - 3 bedroom~, rdnch has huge family \.II ,j Page Thirteen.C Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS tllC. CHIMNEY AND FIIIEPLACE 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT 20F ROOFltW SEll VICE 20F ROOFING SERVICE 16A. ADOPT A PET 19. MOVING AND STOIlAGE 2oE. HOME IMPIIOVEMENT 20E. HOME IMI'ROVEMENT IIEPAIRICLEANING EASTLAND LEONARD'S Roofing KITTENS ready for adop- FIREPLACES, wood stoves, MOVINGI ALL ROOF LEAKS MODERNIZATION HADLEY HOME ALUMINUM Smgles, flat areas, bUIld. tIOns, free to good homes 011flues cleaned Caps and HEHTZ/PENSKE Shmgles, flat roofs, rubber IMPROVEMENT PRODUCTS up roofs and repairs of all 882-6955 screen!> IIlstalled Insured, THUCK HENTAL M.T. CHARGOT roofs, 10 year guarantee, kmds, gutters Work guar- no mess Profe!>slOlIdl LOCAL AND ONE WAY BUILDING CO INC. gullers, licensed 757-7232 GROSSE POInte Ammal STOHAGE AVAILABLE COMPLETE Sldmg, tnm, roofmg, !>eam- anteed Free eshmate 884- Ma!>tel Sweep PF:HSONALLY DJ<~SIGNE<~[)I GUTTERS cleaned, down. Cllmc - thl!>week we have ASK ABOUT WE LOAD- HEMODELING less gutters, storm doors 6 many different types of CERTIFIED ;:.!80 * KItchen - Alia:::, and wmdows, ralhngs, alu 541 spouts cleared Satlsfac- YOU DHIVE 5ERVICE dbdndoned dogs dnd cals Coathllghl ChImney Sweep * Bd.,emenl'> pi)} the~ I mlllum shutters, porch-en lIOn guaranteed 881-8026, 1185UE ,mE<'I~ERSON Kitchen-Baths EXPERT REPAIRS Compdny * Bdlhlooll1'> Het ){oom!>I Rob Please leave mes- for adopllOn We have 822 4402 Addl tlOn~-Porches closures Free courteous GUTTERS lal ge and !>mall,young and (luldoOl deck ('!lvlI'onnlt'nl!> I sage Attlc/Rec Hooms e!>hmates 885.3733 CUSTOM ('!{AFTED Office/Showroom young adult alilookmg for 20, PIANO SERVICE Alum mum Sldlllg/Tflm ROOFING lovmg home!> Please call 18G. WASHEIIIDRYEII/ * LlI)l/lt'l'> FOI n1l"" 2oG. CAIIPET ClEANIHG Gutters/Down Spout~ 29315 Harper SMALL JOBS 882-5707 A"L1ANCE IIEPAIIIS COMPLETE pidOO ~erVJce * Wond\\ 01 k Illg II 1111 \\ 01 k S C S 7740460 Tunmg, reblllldmg Ieflll * ){('pl,ltcment \~ lI1d(H'~ Slorm Wmdows/Doors BARKER 774-9651 EXPERT CARPET SIX Week old kitten!> need a l{oofmg/Shmgles!Hot Tar LET GEORGE DO IT Ishlllg Member Pldno * Inlel!Ol - Exlel JOJ ])001:" good home Alter 5 p 10 APPLIANCE REPAIR Techllltldll::' GUild Zeth "'liLLY LlCl~~'>r:]) ,\1'\D I Alummum Sldmg and CONTRACTORS ROOFING CLEANING 11802115 SERVICE Bos~nel 7 1\ 7707 '\i'>l'LU-:D Gutter Clealllng ModerlllzatlOn • Alteration!> SPECIALIST Truck Mount ExtractIOn Wa!>hel'• Dryer • Refngel d Fence~/Repalrs of all kmds ~IX adorable kittens need PIANO ,>elVile,> - l'ul1lng (,E\r:IV\L 1l0\1J; I{EI'\m • AdditIOn!> • Family CO'IPLETE ROOFING Resldenllal & Commercial lovmg home!>, 6 weeks old, hall • Electlltdl • DI!>h Flee 1'..'>III11dtC., ~m2GB42 Llcen!>ed and Insured Rooms. Kitchens & Rec-" LIVING ROOM dnd Iepdll QUdlilied tech SERVICE 2750 pampered, htter lrallIed wa!>her, elt 8860520 reallOn Area!> & HALL No Servlu' ('11.11g(' If l1lu,m'> Fle>'ldble haUl '> CALL JAMES BARKER New roofs, leal' off!>, flat 52b-8633 days, 88:i-55.10 roof!> roll roofmg new Furl1lture Cleanmg Hepal! ('d Hed~onahle I'\le~ Hlli8276 LETO BUILDIXG MATERIALS after b 886 5044 vents' Gutters cleaned and DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 Guaranleed Parts & Sel vice 20A. SEWING MACHINE COMPANY AND GET OUR PRICE. UNLIMITED DOORS rep,llred year round I Family O\~ned & Operated FHEE to good home, ador- SEIIVICE We hdve extensive new lme, dble kllten!>, 8 weeks old 885.1762 ASPHALT AND CII'Y Wide Door Co , Inc INSTANT SERVICE SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- Geo Stulls/SlIlce 196) TUNI~-Up ~lJeudl 111) nUl 01 ,orne of the flne::,l qUdl- AVdllable begmnmg June FIBERGLASS Commitment to extel- ALL WORK GUARANTEED mg, profeSSIOnal carpet home Cledlled 011 ddJu,>t lly IeproducllOn archltec 12 8826605, 839-5906 ROOFING. 20 YEARS lence, sdles, !>erVlce, m- ROOFING SPECIALIST c1eanlllg Work guarante- CALL GEORGE lell'>lOn ::>14'f> Pdll~ e>. WARRA~TY. tUIell mdtendb dValldble tl,l 88'i 74.17 ::,tdlIat IOn He!>Idenllal, DAVID McCRACKIN cd J<'ullyInsured Free Es- 18. GENEIIAL SERVICE NUTTO APPLIANCE 882-3222 dny\\ here Fealurlllg dn Impre!>sl ve !>electlOn of commel clal, IIldU!>t1lalgd- 775-2802 tlmates Cdll 7753450, 24 \Vd!>her 'lIld Dryer Set Vlte 201. ElECTlllCAl SEIIVICE ::,ohdwood paneled mlenor Iage doors, enlry door~, ! __h_o_u_rs _ COMPLETE bUlldmg ser- Vacuum ServIce and Sdle~ vice All type!> repaIrs, no I~LECTHI ("AL \\ IIl11g ,\I1d \1l1J111()\" IlUl\ .... dnd extel'lOl door!>, full storm door!> Electnc door IROOFS AND DECKS K-CARPET We sell rebUilt wa,her, Ii \ 1111(( )o\!'.. Job loo smdll LlcelThed, In ICPdll~, hou.,llIg \ lO]dllon, I lcngth leaded clnd beveled opener~, radIO controls GUTIERS and and dr)C1::' 1\ IIEV-, !>ured Slllce 19(;5 4-158b74 (011 p('(ed pel mil'> ]0\' n { gld::'~ door!>, entrance Call 7795700 DOWNSPOUTS CLEANING \\1\1)\)\\'> IUh\liL, 445-0776 pI Ill', LI{pn'>ed 7 dJ \ ., door~ hdnd tarved lire LETO BUILDING-CO \..TUllel:>Clcdlh"d ...nJ I~IU"hcd COMPANY 'i21 1'i87. LlIllk ,md DOlell! (O\l'\lJ:l\l 1\1. pldle mdnlel!>, bra!>s door SINCE 1911 New and Repair Vi ork TELEPHONE SCOTT'S HI' \ilJlJl'U \(, hard"" drc, bra!>s bar rail CUSTOM BUILDING Llcen,sed dnd In!>~,r,e.d.. ~ CARPET SPECIALISTS DISHWASHER SERVING THE I j( I',\"1'11 .\. I''>l IU IJ dnd flltlllgS, chllla H.EMODELING ADVANCE ~AI~;E,,}\I"U'.; 882-0688 SYSTEMS REC ROOMS 17319EdSt. \\arren ------For bu!>me!>sand residential GROSSE POINTES GUY DeBOER pedestal smk, faucet!>, fix- SERVICE, INC. lure., and bath dtCC!>!>Ol'les KITCHENS 884-9)12 STEAM CARPET lll!>taliatlOn and !>ervlce FACTORY AUTHOHIZED Cdll Come ~ee our showrooms KITCHENAIDE cJ~~~9~~HI ,PHll>b>l flR-)4!~ i ell 2 W I\hchlgan Ave, 882-3222 I HADLEY HOME CLEANING THE PHONE AND ROPER Yp,>lldntl Open 7 days 10 K. LAFATA IMPROVEMENT $65f~~~~~~I~u~oom I',LU I Hl( I IJOANNA WESTERN CONNECTOR 778-3202 d 10 5 P m 483-0980 ChImney Repalr~ & Screen~ INC, ReSidential - Commercial Fdmll) 011ned ,lJldOpel dIed I WINDOW SHADES I Bl'lck Repair!>, Tuckpollltmg, SOFA $22 50 822-8242 Llcen~ed dnd In~ured I~, \1\ I "III 11111" ,'II\IJ"I ALL CUSTOM DOC'S REMODELING Gutters, Gutter cleal1lng COMPLETE CHAIR/SO-FA $5 00 HAULING Garage leal' Electllcdl Conll dcto! '> h. \ \ I \ I \ \ \ Roof repair!> HOOFING SERVICE - APPLIANCE .l{e~ldentldl- Commercldl ~llll \11111"1," \\11\\1\1111\\"1 • KItchen::, • Balhroom!> FHEE ESTIMATES COMMERCIAL DRAPES cleaned downs, consll uctlOn • ){eplacement Wmdow!> m our plant • HddlO DI::,pdllhed umh m debl'l!>, concrele, dlrl, SERVICE f • Hec Rooms 884-8648 RESIDENTIAL Other c1eanlllg services VOUIdied I garclge dnd bdsement Fast Courteou~ • Additions. Dormers available Walls, wmdows, • F,I~l Emel gellC\ Sel \ IlC ALUMINUM and vmvl sld- Junk, bl ush Can remove ProfeSSIOnal Service I GRA TOP • CommercIal Reno\'atlOn~ TEAR-OFF gutters, sldmg • Washers. Dryers SE'\IOH (,[T)J.E'\~ mg, custom tflm gutters - or move almo!>t anythmg • Ba!>ement Water Proolmg RESHINGLE FREE ESTIMATES PllIl Wasse'1aar, 823 1207, • DIshwashers D1~( Ol '\ r ' SALES AND SERVICE rooflllg - storm doors, awn- HOT TAR/GRAVEL 15011 KERCHEVAL QUdlity Work at 527-0810 823 3086 • Refl'lgerators Hea!>onable Pl'lces mgs, replacement doors, • Ranges. Garbage 886-4448 wmdows, Saturn Bulldlllg CERTIFIED REVIVE your carpet usmg HANDYMAN With truck TU 5 6000 o Down fmanclllg DI!>posals • I\hcrowave::, IF BU~ 'I. CALL H~l Ihh I Company FI ee Estimates APPLICATIONS OF Vonschrade Extractor Clean basements, garages, I l ...,.' ~ (l \ I Cdll now for free estimate • More 1'i2l) 1\1ACK l 882-2203 MODIFIED SINGLE PLY, Call 837-1745 Free esti- dny hauling, odd Jobs Tree QUdhfled ConstructIOn Corp URETHANE FOAM - LIcensed/Insured mates service Bob 8856227 r$ioO'FF\'1o%CASHI COLVILLE DOUGLAS SHAW RUBBER ROOFING "p('lIdilllllg 111 774 2390 2oH, PAINTING/DECOllATING TELEVISION Repair In I Discount on any m 1 ELECTRIC CO. HOME RENOVATION SYSTEMS I home repairs made, I home serVice, all makes ALUMINUM CORNERSTONE Remodellllg or Repair!> Al VENTS and models, $12 50 plus , along wllh thl!> ad I Ranges, DI yel s Sel \ Ite!> most Any Need Done - GUTTERS GREAT WESTERN DoO!bells parls 372-9180 l <"'1(lJng • 1111lI • (,1I1tu., CONST. CO. Kitchen, Bath. Rec REPAIRS L~£.~~:' VIOLATIONS PAINTING .!96.5005 lH ..H5-l "lOlIl1, ~ "11 (I'll' 1:Il I Kilchen!> - Custom DeSign Rooms, LibraI') , Small LICENSED - INSURED Great Western Pallltlllg of. CRYSTAL SHINE FAST EMERGENCY Famil) Rooms Jobs Welcome Quality Is 886-0520 181. FLOOR SANDINGI SERVICE fers the ultimate m resI- Auto and boat care wash, ROBERT H. RAESE Wmdo"" Replacement!> First Call 885 5253 dential pamtmg We offer rub out and wax Reason- IIEFINISHING 774-9110 CommerCIal Remodelmg RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR KELLY the best m preparation be- able Call Lou 885-7664 KELM Inlen or / E xtenor ROOFING fore pamtmg to give long WADE'S ELECTRIC IIIll1lh1cl I le1 1,111ll!!(' 11A. CAIIPET INSTAllATION Floor laYlllg. !>andlllg, Iefm AdditIOns BUILDING CO. ALL TYPES lastlllg results We also use Ishmg EJo.pert JI1 Stdlll Old COMPANY : IINI1((1 ,le. 2117, ( u::,tom and Quality alwdy!> D C KELLY BUILDEH CALL ABOUT the fmest ma tenals Great CARPET LAYING floors a specialty We abo INCORPORAT'ED '111\\ 1Il'l Opll \\( c11>11"IH" L1CEi\SED A~D INSlJHED • Quality Remodeling , ROOF TU~E UP , We'>tern people are quali- NEW AND OLD I efllllsh bamsters i l\1\ \llclcll"In 111 JIM LAETHEl\l • Andersen Replacclllenl I $9995 ly mmded and courleous Stairs Carpeted Shifted 535-7256 FAST 24 HOUR I ------8112-9310 Wmdows and Door!> II HOOFING SYSTEMS, INC All at reasonable rates Repairs of All Type!> G & G FLOOR CO • Additions of all type!> Call today for free estI- SERVICE I 882-2203 ALSO Floor sandmg profeSSIOnally . 'REMODELING COMPLETE constructIOn • Custom Garages mates 839-5154 CARPETING, VINYL done Dark slalllmg and 884.9500 and remodeling - fully SPECIALISTS licensed and IIlsured, 882-3463 ROOF PRO SUPERIOR HARDWOOD flmshmg All work guaran S & J ELEC'I\,IC The Rooflllg ProfeSSIOnals Additions • Dormers prompt profeSSIOnal ser- LICENSED & INSURED PLASTERING Samples Shown 10 teed Free estlmates Rpsldenlml CommerCial RESIDENTIAL Kitchens • Baths \Ice Atklllson Enter- FENCE - profes!>lOnal m AND PAINTING CO Your Home References No Job Too Small COMMERCIAL Garages • Porches pn!>e!> 777 0055 s13llatlon or repalr Wood Inlenor/extenor custom BOB TRUDEL 885-0257 88;) 2!l3U Rerooflllg Aluminum • Roofin~ chamllnk or vmyl Gates palllllllg, Insured. ref- 7747590 days, 294-5896 eves t BHICK or pavmg stones for PROFESSIONAL floor sand Security Alarms made any size SpeCials erences Tom McCabe MARTIN 1 dllveways SIdewalks, Free Metal RELIABLE CARPET lIlg and fllllShlllg Free es REPLACEMENT STEVE'S FENCE 882-3650 lIB5 li99t Windows - Door~ pdllOS, around sWlmmmg Valley mstallal10n Sales and mstallatlOn, 3 year t1mates W Abraham 754 ELECTRIC CO. \ pool~, also glass blocks All types of'clectrl'CaJ work, Since 1923 HANDYMAN speclalJzlllg m Lakes stopped guarantee, ~:~~a We dlso mstall chImney pamtmg, carpentry, for- ALLWORK GUARANTEED types of replllrs and re- VIOlatIOn!>correctl'd, guar , 19. MOVING AND STORAGE SWEENEY ~creens Licensed and 111- mica work and small Jobs FREE ESTIMATES PAINTING -INTERIOR strelchmg done Paddmg anteed work, no Job too I sured bUlldt>r City of Small room, $75, med- avaIlable Deal direct and HERCULES small, low pnces Free es- BROTHERS Excellent references 882- Grosse Pomte referral 4827 521-5254 Ium, $100, large, $125 save $$$ MOVING CO. timates 885.0033 772 3223 Pallltmg tnm - a spe- 773-4022 LOCAL MOVERS PECK'S alumlllum cleamng, ROOF PRO cialty 15% discount 882-2007 The Roofmg ProfesslOnab high pressure cleamng selllor Cltllens Philip, JERRY'S CARPET • Insured ELECTRICIAN - high qual "pelldlillllg 111 qUJlIt\ lu.,lom \\01'1. at affordable pnce~ • Resldenllal For a free estimates Call RESIDENTIAL It\ work low rate!> free ))()[{\1l~1{~ • AIlDlT]()\,'S • ATHIUI\IS 882-8537 SERVICE • CommerCial 294-1452 COMMERCIAL e~tlmdte!> 884 6390 • '>( I\EE\ED PORCHES In!>tallallOn repdlrs, al) • OffIce ALUMINUl\1 sldmg ana gut Cedar shake, slate h.IH Ill:\..., • BATHHOOI\IS speclall::,ts Re roofing, kll1ds In-home sales. • Pohte. Tramed Personnel L1CE"<,ED ters chemically cleaned 01 • HI:{ RE \ 110\ HOOI\lS tear offs, copper and sheet Warehou!>e pnces Over 20 I • Servlllg Gro~se POlllte, I<:LECTlUC \L • \\()I)D DECh. .... (0\IPLE1E JOB START repaired Also ne"" mstal- ) ears expenence 77635o-t DetrOIt !>uburb!> ,-'01\ rHAC rol{ latIOns Gros!>e Pomte re metal leaks stopped lO FI\I~lI - L\!{GE<:OH Sl\lALL ALL WORK GUARANTEED VERY REASONABLE ferences 882 5836 1'._ IIEFlIlGERATloN • FREE ESTIMATES AIR CONDITIONING RATES IlIghc.,1 qu,lIlh Lo\\p,t \ R.D. PRIEST BUILDERS, INC. pnce::, 1"1 ee e,llmdle., COMPLETE bUlldmg ser MIKE'S HEATING AND FREE ESTIMATES I GROSSE POINTE 881-8019 vice All types repaIrs No 521-5254 COOLING 881-1911 1\1A"rEH ELEC I HIe ROCHESTER 652-2255 Job too small Llcensed,1I1 GUTTER and roof profes Refngeralors Repaired "CALLING US WILL BE 'liB i52:; I sured Smce 1965 445-867-1 slOnals Reasonable, reli- THE BEST MOVE YOU LL \1 \'>l I<:RHEi\lODELEHS ,\11' CondltlOllIng Umts able, sldmg and trim EVER MAKE' I • Hr•...,mr,\ 1'1\L • COMi\IERCI \L Senllce and lnstalled 20C. TV AND "ADlO Saturn BUlldmg Company MPSC, Pendmg All' Condltlonmg Special IIEPAIII ~ Free Estimates 882 2203 $34 ll5 MOVERS WORLD TRIM AND GUTTERS Storm wmdows and doors Call l\hke 882-0747 m-Haul Company. Inc J T !>en'lCcV repair10\\FdSl,price fnendl)Llcen., I P \I'\TI:\G RESIDENTIAL I **************** Replacement wllldows and SLATE AND TILE Every service avaIlable for ed Gal) 882-086:; 1 iC PI. \ '>'JEltlM, COMMERCIAL ic local Intra Inter'>tate mov- doors ModIfied roofmg Repairs - Decks - Gutters T.V. REPAIR : iC {E\lI"\'1 \\{)H~ iC membranes 10 year flat 40 YEARS EXPERIENCE J&J CH[;\l:-.lEY SYSTEMS mg Free estImates Call roofs lee back-up prob-I After 6 pm, 882-7322 TIIOM BRUCE Chlmne)!> repaired, relined, East Jeffer::,on I\lovmg and I\LL l\IAKES ~ {D ~ ~~ ~ 881-8531 Lo\\ I ale::, '>ClllOl(h~tOll1ll i ~ ':•..1' £. 7. l:.ct {O n;' "?- -rebUilt Dampers repaired, Storage ~~sJ~~~RUYSSE CO I A,F. WITISTOCK PAINTING replaced Chlmne) caps 12001 E Jefferson Lllen.,pd I iC / . it 7743542 WINDOW CLEANING and screen::, Clealllng 823-5621 756-8317, I ~ f]je.co7.atin9 I;\C ~ Licensed Insured JOHN D. SIMON wood stoves and fire \11 pdrh )<,el'>l'>ICll'~ ~ olaces GROSSE POINTE ALL PRO 778-1028 - 773-6986 BOB Chel nc\ '> Contllll'lIt,d I (O\1P1 r:1 L 110\IE \IOD!':R:'\IZ \TIOi\i FOREST PAINTING STATE LICENSED iC it Rooflllg, Caulkmg, MOVING & T\ HHI7'l()) Lllen<;e =10'12 1"'1ee estimates ProfeSSIOnal roofs, gutters ,\('SG (EHTIFIED I iC iC Weatherslnppmg, Repairs & CONST. CO. I'\Sl'HED ' STORAGE ~ IHlOl E \\ t ! Thursday. June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fourteen-C 20Z. UNOSCAPINGI 20N. CEMENT AND BRICll 20S. CARPENTEIl SNOW REMOVAL 20J WINDOW WASHING 20P WATEIlPIIOOFING 2011 PAtllTINGIOECORA TlNG 20H PAIN T1NGIDECORA TlNG WORK HELIABLE CARPENTER, skilled 10 all LANDSCAPING INC GOOD all quality pamting A.OK WINDOW CLEANERS GRAZIO I~ AMERICAN area!> Quahty work done A hal d work 109 dependable WOOD and decorating, interlor- Service on storms and screens CEMENT Free estimates BJ'lan 884- I BASEMENT company dedicated to good exterior, drywall-plaster Free estimates CONSTRUCTION REFINISHING • Cement drl\'e, f100l!>. CONTRACTOR 0961 STRIP STAIN VARNISH repair, wmdow glazing, WATERPROOFING ;,ervlce 775.1690 I IWUGB and f1nJ~hremodel WEEKLY LAWN Duplicate EXlstmg Flmsh Or slam varnish, enameling. patios WATERPROOFING Low Pnce!> Free Estimates • Old garages raised dnd Ie DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, lllg - addltlOlI;" pOIch, .It MAINTENANCE Colors to Match free estimates 884-3810. 201<. 'TILE WOIIK All Work Guaranteed newed WALKS, STEPS, tiC pdl tltlOn..,. drywall GARDEN MAINTENANCE Kitchen cabmets, bathroom Licensed Insured • Nev. garage doors and reo RH-l742b SPHING/FALL CLEAN-UP vanities, rec-famlly room YERKEY & SONS PAUL'S TILE co I TUCK POINTING BOB 526.9288 panehng, doors, trim and Installer!> of ceramic and \ frammg NO JOB TOO SMALL WOOD deck!. and all type" of Hl':ASONABLE RATES We speclahze-extcrlor pamt- mosaic tIle, quarry, • New garages bUilt !,'ree Estlmdtes moldmgs mg Z7 years experience FREE ESTIMATES carpentry Glo!>se Pomle pavers, and marble Fanlll) oper.lted Slllle 191>2 i R.L. reference~ 882 583b DAVE MIKE Licensed Insured Llcen;,ed dnd In!>ured 881-6000 B84-5405 References Free Estimates DU PONT PAINTS. Sy;,tems for heavy traffic. I COMPLETE bulldmg ,er or contmuou;, underwater PRESTIGE PAINTING CO , Used 774-3020 772-1771 TONY GALUI STREMERSCH vice All types Iepalrs No MAC'S DAVID ROLEWICZ Reasonable Call evemngs exposure job too !>m.llI Llcen;,ed WORK GUARANTl-:I-:D CEMENT CO. B\SEMEN'l 296-7386 778-5025I LUIGI-F In;,ured ~lOce 191>5 -l45. SPRING CLEAN-UP 891-5896 822.7137 82-l 1326 ALL KINDS 01" W ATEHPROOF1 I\G Complete yard work, lawn, INTERIOR and exterior CEMENT WORK Wdlls Repaired Hb74 CERAMIC TILE CEMENT WORK ;,hl ub and tree lnmmmg, pamtmg and paperhang- TRIPLE T Good WOlk .lt light price Straightened CARPENTEH - ~m.lII Job;" BATHROOl\lS New and Hep.llr WOIk Basements, garage!>, dnve. etc Heasonable rates, 109 Reasonable rates, 30 Hcpldled I epdll!>, Pdl tillon;" ;,helv PAINTING KITCHENS way;" porches, ;,Idewalk;" quahty servIce Call Tom ) ears expenence Ray Dllve Garage Ral;,mg \l.L WORK (, Li \I{,\:\ rEED 109 doOl., Call Pete BB2- INTEIUOR/EXTERIOR LINOLEUM parkmg lots LIcensed by 77b 4429 St Clair Shores Barno\\sky, 372-2392after Walk;, • ~tep!> • Porche!> • the State of MichIgan )195 LICENSED, INSURED 10 Yedrs Experience Fl ee Form PatIO 6 pm ::'28525Over 30 years expe. 20T. PLUMIING AND PHEFERHED landscapmg 881-7917 Free Estlm.ltes Tuck POllltlllg Chlmnc) ,plmg .lnd fall dean-up GIOVANNI SACCO Reasondble Rate.., nence 884-7139 HUTING PAINTING - Intenor/Ex- B.l;,ement W.ltel prootll1g Weekly I.lwn cuttmg, DECORATING SERVICE DHYWALL PAINTIl'\G terlOr, plaster repair, dry- 1"1 ee Est lfi1dte;, 294-2081 MIKE GEISER EMIL THE ;,lllUb removal 882-4358 Pamtlng, wallpaperll g, MICHAEL 823-0220 wall, paperhangmg, and BRICK WORK stammg, wallpaper remov 294-6449 CEMENT CONT. PLUMBER Alter b pm, Pat removal All prepare work TUCK POINTING SpeCldhzlllg lfi Waterprool ai, patchmg, caulkmg In 20L. SEWEll SEIlVICE Llcen;,ed • Bonded SPECIALIZING IN LAWN MAINTENANCE sured and hcensed ItHhan performed Neat, rehable PORCHES AND mg dnd Outside City VIOla- service St Clair Shores SEWER cleaning and • Kitchen!> • Bathrooms • Weekly Lawn Care Journeyman TESTA CEMENT CHIMNEYS tIOns 7737845 plumbmg ;,mks, tOIlet!>. HEBUILT AND REPAIRED Free Estimate;, • Ltundry room .lnd ViolatIOns • Gardemng 2647579 978-2448 CO., INC. • Old and new work I • Shrub Tnmmmg main drams. 15 year;, ex- CAULKING 1881 6000 MICHAEL'S PAINTING I penence 792-3428 :::>elVlng I he t'oulle., ADVANCED l' ree J:-..;,llIll.lI~~ • FI \-~ E"l,m.1tcs Bill, l\ld;,ter Plumber 881-5537 Interior ExterIOr £,'or 39 YeM!> MAINTENANCE SUPERIOR PAINTING & 20M. ASPHALT WOIIK Dnveways, garage floors, {Son of Emil! EXCELLENT lawn and Excellent references Lov. 17.319EAST WARREN BASEMENT REFINISHING rates C &J ASPHALT patios, porches 884-9512 882-0029 shrub cuttlOg by Grosse Garage Straightelllng Pomte Policeman and SOil Grosse Pomte ReSident 824-1783 Improve the value of your JACK WILLIAMS WATERPROOFING home With a profeSSIOnal LIC :;18560INS Low price;" free estimate;, FRANK R. _88_1-_107_1 _ Intenor-ExterlOr Service FREE ESTIMATES GENERAL CONTRACTOR Pamtmg & Plastermg Job Over 20 years servmg CONCRETE AND BRICK All WOlk guar.lnteed HORSE Manure for gardens Antlqumg and Varmshmg D&D Grosse Pomte m dnveways 881-1016 WORK RICK 881-5316 WEI R 2 years old and dried $4 for Stnppmg and Stammg and sealing Parkmg lots BRICK. !>tone, block, con- • DRIVEWAYS • PORCHES tilled garbage bag I WIll Complete KItchen ReflIUShmg PAINTING repaired Free estimates crete, brick pdtlOS, chim- • PATIOS. STEPS. ETC R.R. CODDENS PLUMBING, HEATING, delt verI- 765-5473 881-8026 Owner/supervisor Refer Insured - Free Estimates INTERIOR-EXTERIOR neys. fireplaces, porches 885-ll602 ESTABLISHED 1924 SEWERS AND DRAINS ences mcluded and m POWER RAKING References PAINTING steps New and repair" MASONRY repairs - steps. All types of basement wdter- surance BOILER SPECIALISTS 885-3230 331-6138 Repairs, plastenng, Im- DeSender, 822-1.201 If no chimneys, bnck work, proofll1g, 15 yedr guaran SPRING CLEANUP CALL ANYTIME tee References 886 5565 provements DIscount answel, call evenmgs tuck pomtmg, neat work, INTERIORS 773.8087 SPRINKLER REPAIHS LAWN SERVICE BY DON & LYNN available, no job too small references Reasonahle AL'S ASPHALT R.R. CODDENS CAPIZZO CONST. CAREFREE LAWN • Husband-Wife Team All work guaranteed pnces Seaver's, 882-0000 BASEMENT PAVING CO 885-7111 SERVICE • Wallpapering INSURED CEMENT WATERPROOFING TOM 331-0703 Complete asphalt pavmg and BRICK repairs, porches, 381 KERCHEVAL. FARMS • Pamtmg WALLS STRAIGHTENED _839-0264 sedl coating services CONTRACTOR fireplaces, chimneys - 35 Smce 1925 GROSSE POInte Fireman • Meticulous years experience 776-4529, AND REPLACED $9 SINGLE ROLL State, hcensed and m Family bllhmess for 62 years KeIth Damelson doe!>lawn care Tom, 331- • Insured • New and repaIr work 777.8352 DONE RIGHT Licensed Master Plumber • Over 20 Years Experience sured References 0703 CUSTOM PAINTING • No Job too small 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 383.0400 ANDY'S MASONRY AND LICENSED INSURED TONY LANDSCAPING 885-2633 WALLPAPER • Dnveways and porches our CHIMNEY REPAIR Sprmg and Fall Clean Up PENDOLINO'S !>peclalty The Master Plumber (We ha ve a new number) I All masonry, bnck, weather TONY 885-0612 DeSign Service REMOVAL ASPHALT SEAL COATIl'oG • P.ltlO!> (Son of Eml)) QUALITY - craft - pamtmg proofmg repairs Speclahz- RecGlldltlOnmg Will seal coat and patch your 200. I'lASTEIl WOIIK No job too small New and - interIOr - exterIOr spe- PLASTERIDRYWALL • Chimneys 109 10 tuck pomting and Edgmg - Tnmmll1g REPAIR driveway for les" Illth repairs, VIOlations cialists - repair work - • Waterproofmg small Jobs Licensed, m- .:JORDON BLACKWELL, New Shrubbery quality \\orm.lnshlp ReSI- • VIOlatIOns repaired 293-3181 guaranteed - references 521.1988 882-2625 sured Reasonable Free tailored repair!>, cracks Dependable dential, commercial Free CALL ANYTIME esllmates 881-0505, 882- l - free estimates - \0' DESIGNS BY O'GORMAN ehmmated Rea;,onable BOB DUBE Quahty Service sured John, 526-6536 estimates 3006 Guaranteed 20 years HOME OR BUSINESS 881-2477 886-5870 886-5565 PLUMBING and HEATING CALL 772-9195 Grosse Pomte Clean and MELIN'S PAINTING Bachman pamters, wall- 201'. WATEIlPIlOOFING LIcensed Master Plumber I FiVE Seasons ProfeSSIOnal InterIOr & F.xterior papenng and total TWO college students WIll CAPIZZO CONST. prompt SEWER CLEANING Lawn service Contracts QUALITY WORK Patchmg, Plastering, mamtenance Insured seal your blacktop dnve 821.7051 ALL TYPES OF J. W. KLEINER SPRINKLER REPAIH from $8 weekly Referen Stucco, Varmshing 521-6594 way for much less than the ETC experts Quality Job With CEMENT, BRICK AND ALL PLASTER Grosse Pomte Woods ces Power rakmg, fertillz. Wmdow Glazmg & Caulkmg Ba!>emenl Waterproofing SEAVER'S PalOtmg out the htgh price Frl:>Ces BLOCK WORK B86-3897 mg, tree serVice, firewood Wallpapermg WALLS STRAIGHTENED REPAIRS ______839-2001 Plaster, masonry repaIrs, tlmates Call Bill 884.65'37 Garages raised and set down Wallpapering Sale 10 home carpentry Reasonable, re- OR REPLACED BRUCE CLEMENS Free Estimates 20N. CEMENT AND BRICK on new ratwall and lJoor DECKARD TRIMMING, removal, ferences Ten years ex- MASTER PLASTERER Reasonable Price WOIIK Waterproofing PLUM BING CO. spraymg, feedmg and perience 882-0000 All Work guaranteed 882-0005 References, Good Work I LICENSED & INSURED • Bathrooms Remodeled stump removal Free Esti- HAROLD 25 Years m the Pomtes CALL AFTER 5 P M MELIN 759-5099 EXPERT oamtmg. and all i TONY 885.0612 LICENSED, INSURED • VIOlatIOns Corrected mates Complete tree ser. repaIrs Grosse Pomte re- CHAUVIN SPECIALIZING III repairs All T vice Call Flemmg Tree • ypes of InstallatIOns SerVice, 774-6460. ferences Call 882-5836 CEMENT CONTRACTOR R.L. STREMERSCH 882-0717 Clean, prompt ;,ervlce I GROSSE POINTE and Repairs ALL TYPE OF CEMENT CONTRACTOR CHARLES F JEFFREY Grosse Pomte references I PAINTER'S INC. EXPERIENCED pamter 20 Free estlmd tes LoUIS • Free e!>llmate;, MAC'S TREE AND years experience Grosse CEMENT WORK Cement 882-1800 • Walks. Dnves • Porche;, Driveway!> Blackwell, 839.3440 • All Work Guaranteed SHRUB TRIMMING Pamtmg - mtenor-extenor, Pomte area 839-2892 • Basement Waterproofing MASTER LJr INSURED • Patios. Waterproofmg PatIOs • Underpm footmgs PLASTERING and drywall STEVE 885-0-106 COMPLETE WORK paper hangmg and panel- PAINTING. plastermg, dry- • Pre-cast Steps Brickwork Reasonable rates, quality mg Free estimates cheer. • Cracked or caved-m walls repaIrs TextUring and wall, repairs, wallpaper- • Tuck Pomtmg Basement Waterproofmg • 10 year guarantee stucco Insured Pete Taor CUSWORTH service Call Tom 776-4429 fully given Licensed and 1I1g 884-6140, 773-51183 • Clllmney Repair Steps Llc.~psed 'I b Insured 'l Ip. 9- ..... W' ...... ""'.J T'S LAWN ServIce - 4 Insured .!,No,lobJ.QO small Tuck..Pomtmg.. "'" ~NG".. 882-9234 -- -ttAAYARD AlA CONDITIONING year!> experience, depen- Free Estimates No job too small WILLIAMS FIVE STAR dable, quahty serVice, rea- PAINTING 779-8427 886 0899 Free e;,tunates PLASTERING REFRIGERAJION !>onable rates Call Joe, JOHN'S PAINTING 22 Years Expenence WATERPROOFI NG Intenor-Extenor Speclahz- • InterIOr and Extenor pamt- SPECIALIZING IN Drywall, pdmtmg. alllype;, COI\IMERCIAL 822-060Bor Kevlfi, 331-8347 - Llcensed- * PROPER METHODS OF mg m repamng damaged 109 DRIVEWAYS AND WATERPROOFING ONLY blow stucco plaster, dry-wall and • Alrless spraymg Q~~~g.~.Nii~'}~K BASIC LAWN CARE • Quality Craftsmanship CHAS F. JEFFREY * BUCKLED BASEMENT BI LL 343-5085 cracks, peeling pamt, WIO- BASEMENT WALLS REPAIRED, 881-4664 • Quality yard mamtenance REFERENCES MASON CONTRACTOR • Weekly lawn cuttmg can- dow puttymg and caulkmg, LICENSED - INSURED WATERPROOFING STRAIGHTENED AND PLASTERING 881-1057 886-4898 FREE ESTIMATES COMPLETE PLUI\IBING tracts wallpapermg. Also, pamt • Brick. Block • Stone BRACED old alummum Siding All 884-7139 PAUL SER VICE • Spnng and Fall clean-up 201. WALL WASIUNG • Cement Work * NO INJURY TO LAWNS 819.7852 Call for free estimates work and matenal guaran. • Waterproofmg AND SHRUBS 445-0247 I • teed Heasonable Grosse GROSSE POINTE ftreman J.W. KLEINER New work, repdlr;, leno 884-0961 • Tuck Pomtlng CEMENT CONTRACTOR * LICENSED, INSURED Pomte references Free Will do walt washmg 821- PLASTERING and drywall \'dtlons. \\ ater heaters. • PatIOs of any kmd CEMENT BRICK STONE * 15 YEARS EXPERI- Estimates Nell SqUires 757-0772 sewer cleanmg code \'lOla REASONABLE 2984 PORCHES AND ALL Patio!>, walks, porches ENCE IN POINTES SUPERIOR tlons LIcensed master 776.9439 K-MAINTENANCE Com- BRICK WORK steps, dnveways * ALL WORK GUARAN- plumber All work gUdran- STUMP REMOVAL TEED (WRITTEN FREE PLASTERING pany wall washmg, floor A SPECIALTY Flagstone repaIr teed 882.5204 cleamng and wall.mg Free Tuck pomtmg, patchmg ESTIMATES) AND PAINTING CO EL GRECO'S 882-1800 Wet plastermg and dr)- SHRUBS, hedges and small MASTERPIECE estimates PLUMBING BASEMENT 824-7665 ""ail repair Cement trees removal Insured PAINTING 938 BALFOUR 882-0688 RYAN stucco repair In;,ured, REPAIRS Free estimates 521-3964 InterIOr-exterIOr Experi- WATERPROOFING GROSSE POINTE PARK CONSTRUCTION references Tom !\Ic SEWER CLEANI~G ence m repalrlng cracks, 20J. WINDOW WASHING Cement and block work Cabe Heasonable Rates For All BRYS and Mamacl's Land- damaged plaster, fadmg, SPECIALIZING IN Drives - patIOs - floors 885-6991 Mike Potter - Licensed scapll1g - complete lawn peeling pamt. Polite ser- K-WINDUW Seawalls - decks SMALL JOBS STOP 882-1558 mamtenance, clean-ups Vice, very reasonable FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING Garage bUilt or raIsed Free THOSE LEAKS 2011. FUIINITUIIE IlEI'AIIlI RIch 776-4841,Pat 778-8609 rates Free estimates LICENSED PLUMBING - major or COMPANY estimates, profeSSIOnal I REFINISHING mmor repairs QUick res SPRINKLER SYSTDIS Storms, screens, gutters, work, licensed and 882-0717 I FERLITO CONST BOB'S UPHOLSTERY pon"e Lo\\ rates 24hours. LOW COST 884-7220 alummum cleaned In- msured GUARANTEED DIVISIOnof Creative ArtIst BRICK work Sman Jobs, I NEW SERVICES NO\'v 7 days Paul. .17.2-3726 FllLL Y Al"TO\L\ TIC sured Free estimates 778 4271. 469-1694 WATERPROOFING tUlk pomtlOg, chImney, I AVAILABLE Custom POSITIVE plumbmg and ALL WORK WHITEY'S 882-0688 LITE Masonry work porche!> vlOldtlOns repair made sltp covers and heatmg Licensed master GUARANn:l':D • Wallpapermg D.BARR wanted' (Will do best Job I cd Heasonable 886-5565 885.1798 pillow manufacturmg 25""0 plumber 881-4')88 886-3667 • InterIOr Pamtmg CLEANING SERVICES for less pay I Repair por- ALL hrlck and cement off alread\' 10\\ prices 20W. DIIESSMAKING AND • Reasonable PrIces SECOND GENERATION ches. steps el<- ReplM,e I repalr~. tuckpomtmg, Local references Hours 8 • TAilORING 20N. CEMENT .NO .IlICK • Good Work WINDOW AND GUTTER brick" mortar !,'or fn'e I lhlmne\ s Gros"e Pomte to 6 Monday thru Satur ALTER \TIONS and dres<; WOIlK days, 881-884liBob McVey • Call - no Job too small CLEANING estImates ca 11.Jern nOlI' I I efercnce!> 882-,">R.~6 makmg - fast and reason I DALE 777 8497 8821R37 - 17426 Harper. between able 001 ('en 521 '),2')4 774.0414 tadleux and Morang GEORGE OLMIN TRIPLE T CONSTRUCTION INC. , 20X. DUPERIES GROSSE POINTE WINDOW CLEANING FURNITURE, reflmshed, FOR CONTRACTORS SERVICE repaired, stripped, any CALL SONIA for top quality 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES type of canmg Free estl- drapery dnd curtams - EXPERT WALLPAPERING CEMENT WORK ROOFING mates 474-895.3or345-6258 dn\, c;hle I'">"ears ex- I INSTALLATION OF ALL 372-3022 CLASSIFIED ADS TYPES OF WALLCOVERING PATTERSON Wllldow STRIP and repair furmture pel Hence RCd!>on.lhIe I Cleanmg. commercial, PAINTING Stnp kitchen cabmet door!> Prlc('.., free e..,tlmate.., '174 885-8155 residential, free estimates and drav.erc; pamt or var -l0<1ll FREE ESTIMATES I Call Tun. 881-0725 llIsh chest. end table, cof. -,-,-, I CALL INSURED VINYL SIDING CARPENTRY fee table, mght stand Call (C~1 Oi\1 i\1ddt' ."hplO\er<; i Michael Satmary Jr GROSSE Pomte Fireman 884-5879 I and drapene.., G,uar'lI1teed 882-6900 Will do wmdow washmg I \\01 kmar."hlp Exp('r«'nc EXPERIENCED pamter - 881-7917 20S. CARPENTHl I l'd (all nlm - Bermce commercial, residential, 821-2984 INSURED I i21 ,2,') good work, reasona hIe LfCENSED 20Z. LANDSCIlPINGI pnces. free estimates 671. ALBERT D. . SNOW IIEMOVAl 6476 THOMAS. INC. PAUL CALANDRA & SONS 1 COl\~TRUCTION co CONTRA(,TOR~ Il\JC KARM'S ~£- We are general contractor" i 88\-8'">1\ I ' One call tak('" care of all I PAINTING WINDOW CLEA:"ollNG Licensed and msured. m. )o// your bUlldmg r('modelmg PA\NTlNG problems, large or small tenor and exterior. \\Im- ~r, dow glazmg, caulkmg, dry Ji..... TU 2-0628 TIIEI{E HAS i\EVER Bfo:l-:NA BETTER TIME TO wall and plaster repaIr 20M. ASPHALT WOIIK RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ALn:RATlONS - Modcrm Wood strippIng and stam' D1UVEWAY~ PATIOS. PORCHES. GARAGE 7atlOn, all bUlldmg n('cdc; GIVE YOUR \lOME A FArt<: LIFT A new 1,lOd<;capeC.ln add value to your property and 109, wall papermg FLO()I{~ BIUCK A\D BLOCK BUILDING rough to flnl;,h 111 all dre!>" up ) our hom(' III many excltmg ways Berns GROSSE POINTE BA~E\lf>:NT WATEHPROOFING trades REFERENCES MAINTENANCE COATING, INC. ADDlTJOl\S AND GARAG.!':S land",cdpmg .,('n Ile can lll..,tdl1a cu..,tom landscape l MPIlAlf SIAItOoUl .... STRIPIIIO GUY DE BOER Free estimates Guaranteed, 296.4080 lor vour !Jom(' and prove thaI It \\on t rum your bud. pamt and plaster problems M' ASfUlT REPAIRS L10:NSED grl (all 1I., ,It 7i4 11 Ii for furthrr InformdtlOn corrected 881-6651 885-4624 I 77.PAINT m.2468 EVERYTHING m carpenlry NEW DAYS INC eRA~IO repairs. new conc;tructlOn. RED RIVER RUN CUSTOM PAINTERS AND ~mall and large jobs I YOUR COMPLETE LANDSCAPING DJ Thursday, June 12, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flfteen.C 'Spring Time Is The Best Time To: Celebrate the wonders of nature, Linger in the park, Assess your closets, S pring clean your home, Schedule a garage sale, Invest in something new, Find a place to soak up the sun, Invest your finances, Erase all thoughts of the cold weather, Discard all unwanted items, Satisfy your curiosity about Classifieds ads! CALL NOW 882-6900 Thursday, June 12. 1986 Page Sixteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Close finishes mark Cottage fun runlwalk Ken Price, 28, of Mount (23 48) and Joshua Scully Clemens, edged out Mount <17:22), fourth, Susan Leslie Clemens resident Edmond (24'3!} and Scott Kossak 07 31), Gauvreau, 28, to fimsh first in the fifth Mary Ruthis (24: 43) and sixth annual Cottage Hospital Scott Handley 07:43) FUN RUN & WALK on Sunday, Runners 30 to 34' first, Jamce May 4 Dean <18'47) and Michael Sobak The Best of Run llme of 16'09 06,42), second, Joan Wilcox was Just 21 seconds behmd the re- (20:52) and Lawrence Graves, Jr. cord set by Sidney Bass, Jr., of (16:44), third, Kathleen Jevons- Detroit m 1985 Jamce Dean of O'Boyle (21 47) and Ron Mllhron Harper Woods, 30, was the hrst (18 37), fourth, Michele Flaum female to cross the finish lme (23.13) and DaVid Goodman Her time was 18 47 08'37}; fifth, Mary Jo Haley The biggest held ever - 416 (24:04) and Zenas Van Slyck runners, walkers and race- (19 13l. walkers - competed for 94 Runners 35 to 39: flrst, Use 240 legs medals m the 5-kllometer (3.1 Hamers (20 50) and Pat Wilson That's what took the 120-member St. Clare of Montefalco team to its eighth consecutive undefeated season. A 70-21 win over (16: 11) , second, J an Graetz mile) event. The top male and fe- St. Veronica was also St. Clare's 50th straight win since 1978. The JV members of the squad (sixth grade and under) took first place (23:30) and Ray Pihlaja <17:26); male each also received a gift honors in the CYO Junior Varsity Championships held at South High last month. St. Clare's JV has won that meet every year since certlficate for runl1mg gear at third. Marie Persons (23:40) and Running World in Grosse Pointe Larry Wlbrlght 07' 40), fourth, its inception five years ago. Woods The Cottage Hospital Mary Amori (23:47) and Andy FUN RUN & WALK IS presented Chochol 08.17); fifth, Ann Faust by the Cottage Hospital AUXiliary (26:06) and Charles Johnson and sponsored for the past three (18.39) years by The Meade Group Pro- Runners 40 to 44: first, Susan ceeds from the entry fees benefit Allum (21'511 and Gene Hess the hospital (18 07), second, Maureen Bruce Scores from the GPSA People came from all over the (23: 11) and Donald Pretzer metropolitan DetrOlt area and 08:20), third, MarjOrIe Fltz- Under 12: The G,P Eagles beat The entire team played well, des- ScorpIOns and Goalbusters hed tor In the Grosse Pomte Soccer As- third (4-2-1) 10 under 8, Rounding Canada to parllcipate m thiS fund simms (27:37) and WLlham the Susa Lightning, 4-2, the G P pite the heat Scott McCam scored raising event A mime troupe Musial (18 42) sOCiation last week: three goals, Ricky Wemberg, out the dIVISIon are the Cosmos, Under 8: The Gerbils beat the Hawks lost to Chnton Hopi, 4-0; the added to the fun by performing Runners 45 to 49: first, Margie Jamie Mertz and Nick Karabetsos fourth (3-4-0), the Cougars, fifth Cosmos, 5-1; the Goalbusters top- G P KICks lost to the Romeo Blast, among the crowds and passmg Fahlm (23:46) and Sangelo Vet- earned assists Karabetsos added (2-5-0), the Dlablos, Sixth (1-5-ll ped the Kickers, 3-2; the Diablos 9-1 out balloons. Vital Opllons in- torello <18:48), second, Barbara and the Kickers, seventh (0-6-1) beat the Cougars, 5.2; and the Under 16: The G P Santos beat the other goal structors warmed up the racers Deroo (28'04) and Wl1liam Roney Playing well on defense were In under 10, the Express fmish- Lasers topped the ScorpIOns, 4-1. the Washmgton Panthers, 8-0, the With a pre-race stretch and 09:31); thlrd,SallySCholl (28 26) Dean Balcirak, Mike Somogyi, ed first (6-1-{), followed by the Under 10: The Lasers and Pan- G P Pomters fell to Ferndale, 10-1. helped to cool them off by manmng and Charles Valdez (20'26) Mike Reynaert and goahe Matt Panthers and the Kicks m a second thers played to a 2-2 tIe; the Inva- Under 19: The G P Gunners the water stations Raffle prIzes Runners 50 to 54: first, Barbara Schultz The Eagles are now 10 se- place he (5-1-1) The Lasers were Jers tied the Bulls, I-I, and the shut out the P B. Express, 3-0 were donated by Runmng World, Rowe (27,43) and Jim Campbell cond place 10 the premier diVISion third (2-3-2), and the Gators and KICks beat the Strikers, 4-1 The Eagles, coached by Dr. J C Vital Options, Inc., and the Cot- 08:24); second, Mary Bneden The fmals standmgs 10 the GPSA Strikers tied for fourth (2-5-0). The TRAVEL Ehe and Ray Tlrikian, avengea an lage Hospital AUXiliary (30:30) and Bob Hays <19'20), fmd the Lasers 10 hrst (6-0-1), the Invaders hmshed fifth (1-3-3) and Under 10: The Strikers beat the earher loss to the Susa Llghtnmg Runners, walkers, racewalkers third, Ann Damm (33:55) and Gerbils 10 second (5-1-1), and the the Bulls were SIxth 0-6-ll , Travelers, 2-{). by toppmg them, 4-2, on June 7. .> and spectators were treated to re- James Hastings <19'48) j freshments after the race, Runners 55 to 59' fIrst, Rod complements of the Coca-Cola Guest (21:29) and Tom Whlttmg- Company. In addition, CHAMP- ham (21:46) and Roger McCaig Strong camping season expected, AAA says (22 :26l. Cottage Hospital Athletic Medi- water hook-ups, trailer samtation for a site With electrIcity, $6 mght- campers who hke to "rough It II cme Program - presented videos Runners 60 and over: first, Carl A contmued upswmg in state disposals and other amemtIes ly, semi-modern Site, $4 mghtly, Fees range from $1 to $4 nightly, on Injury prevenllon and manage- Wrobleski (24'03), second, Peter tourism, improved facihties and PrIvate campgrounds mcluded rustlc sIte, $4 reservatIon fee, $2 but free campmg IS avaIlable to ment and a certified athlellc Bolos (26:48), third, Paul Szabo summerlike early May tempera- 10 the guide have from 25 to 2,400 dally entrance, and a $10 annual those who volunteer to be a camp- tramer was on hand to talk to the (31'06) tures should help propel Michigan to one of Its strongest camping sea- sites Most have access to a pool or park entry permIt. ground host athletes John Elwarner (28'25) was the More mformatlOn on the camp- sons ever, reports AAA Michigan. lake and accept telephone reserva- To reserve a state park Site, Winmng the 94 medals were' first racewalker to flmsh, fol- ground host program can be ob- Increased campground use last tions campers should eIther mall a Runners age 14 and under lowed by Walter Lubzlk (28:45) tamed by wflting' Volunteer for year helped contnbute to Michi- State park campsites have drop- check and torm to the park or call first, Jenny Kane (24,24) and Teresa Cross (43.45) placed first Natural Resources, Department of gan's record $126 bilhon m travel ped slightly to 14,317sites SInce last In reservatIOns at least one week Peter Donaldson (19: 16), second, for female racewalkers Natural Resources, Box 30029, Jenm Ettel (24 57) and Brett ReceiVing medals for female revenues and should playa strong summer, due primarily to park Im- in advance ReservatIon forms are avaIlable by contactmg the De- LanSIng, 48909 Amesse (20:32), and third, Laura walkellS were: first, Marie SeI- role in another record travel sea- provements and expansIOn of ad- son m 1986 Good weather also IS joining facilities PrIces remam partment of Natural Resources In- AccordIng to the NatIonal AAA Stephens (29:33) and Bill Staats den; second, Ardythe Frey; third, Campbook, the NatIOnal Forest warm 109 the season's start as tem- the same as 1985,but all parks now formatIOn SerVices, Mason Budd- (20 34l. Sandra Burnett; fourth, Mary Et- Service has 1,760 campsites at 63 peratures through mid-May were take advanced reservatIOns, 10 mg, Box 30028, LanSIng, MICh, Runners 15 to 19' first, Susan tel; fifth, Sharon Fox and Mary MIchigan locations. Prices run 200 degrees above normal, m- 1985, six did not In additIOn, the 48909 Kama (19:46) and Paul DeLave Ann Hanlon, and SIxth, Wilma from $3 to $6 per mght for famlhes cludmg temperatures 10 the 70's mlmmum number of mghts need- Most of MIchIgan's 3,000 state (16:37), second, Katie Beal Piket. For male walkers: first, and all sites are on a first-come, for much of early May ed to reserve a campSite has been forest campsites have access to (21 '11) and Anthony Murdoch John Gels; second, Jim Maunders first-served baSIS. The maximum and Thomas Nally, third, Advance state park reservations dropl>fd from four to two. boat launches or fishing and 118:28); and third, Stepha me generally offer more privacy for stay is 14 nights Morreale (24'01) and Francis Michael Brodak; fourth, Ralph were up 16 percent through mid. State park fees are $8 nightly Newa; fifth, Donald Gels April over the near-record year of Markey <18:34) I Runners 20 to 24: first, Lori 1985, and day use at the parks Behnke (22' 12) and Robert Baril jumped 9 percent for the same <17:31), second, Mariann Hejka A 30-year-old woman is nowhere period. The essence of elegance (23,09) and Kenneth Elckhold nearly as strong as her husband of AAA Michigan's 1986 Private (18, II) , third, Gerry the same age, ordinarily But by Campground GUIde lists 35,480 the time they reach 60, she campsites at 370 facilities 10 the Suszckiewicz (23'30) and Darryl Financing 1 Nlherm (18:47) generally catches up with him m state. The average cost of a camp- '84 MONTE CARLO I Runners 25 to 29' first, Christl this matter of muscular ability. Or site with electricity IS $8 67 per a~ low as Hop, 22,000 miles, one owner. black 58,688 ~ CracchIOlo (21 :48) anti Edmond so reports the World Health Organ- day, 25 cents higher than 1985. Gauvreau (16'09), second, Susan ization. Why women retain the Prices range from $4 for electri- physical strength longer than man clty-only Sites to $14dally for parks '83, '84 & '85 Retty (22'39) and Ken Price FIFTH AVENUES (16.36), third, Patncla Franzel do is not yet understood, though With showers, flush tOilets, at-site Ten beautiful cars to choose from, like on '84 FIFTH AVENUE Loaded, grey, like new only $8,788 Fleetwood The Staff and Friends at RoseVille Chrysler-Plymouth would like to congratulate BOB BIEKER Fleetwood Brougham on hiS retirement after 17 years Harper Woods' Jan- at Jim Riehl's ice Dean was the first DeVille and Cimarron woman to cross the Good Luck Bob I finish line in the Cot- tage Hospital Fun Run BESTOF ALL. .. IT'S A CADILLAC. & Walk May 4. RQ~~U!EiNI(EC!) OulollownC.lICollecl ~'" • I eM.1 V.n 0, ... 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June, 1986 three day, two mght VIsit that allows you The beautiful state of Flonda has Atlantic Ocean west to the Gulf of Mex- tn expenence the Trafalgar commumty everythmg to offer Mother Nature ico Some are charming country club has seen to that And now Trafalgar commumbes, some secluded yacht of your choice For details on thiS exciting opportun- has created outstanding resort com club commumtJes, some exclUSive coso Ity to visit the commumty of your munitJes that have captured the es mopohtan commumbes Each is de- chOice call Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./ sence of thiS golden state so that you voted to a different way of liVIng but Better Homes and Gardens at (313) may enJoy the F10nda features that you every Trafalgar community IS a total 268-1000 and ask for Julie Doelle. love the most way of life With common land, lakes, Trafalgar Developers of F10nda IS a clubs, mannas, bike and jogging paths, Subsidiary of General Electnc Com beaches . . . whatever helps the resi- pany. 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I I W Hand Gardens@ "VVEVE GOT THE SYSTEMl" IBRlA~'OR ... - - , "'!i: . ~t.,r~~~"",._, III \Ii. 8')'! ;9 -~.Il BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED home WIth GREAT FAMILY HOME-Newer ColomaI A DARLING HOUSE to call your ownl This LAKESHORE LOCATION for thiS elegant newer kitchen, dining room WIthbay, built With 4 bedrooms, 2Y . , PERFECT BEGINNING for newlyweds or PRICE'TERMS' LOCATION' 3 bedroom, CHARACTER £, CONVENIENCE are yours GROSSEPOINTE CITY-Charmmg 60 year comfortable hVlngfor retired couple 10qUiet One and a Half Story In excellent GROSSE In thiS spacIous English Tudor located old New England frame ColomaI on deep area of GROSSE POINTE WOODS New POINTEWOODS locabon Withfamily room, close to the vlilage In GROSSE POINTE 4 lot With hv10groom, dmlng room, kitchen Insulation, new wolmamzed deck gas gnll centralalf,newkltchen $77,900 (F45HAM) bedrooms, I Y.> baths plus In Laws quarters With eaung area and more $124,900 (H $92900 (F 89HAW) 886 5800 8865800 $225000 (H.QI LAK) 8852000 BORIY)885-2000 INDEX City Page Anchorville 4 Birmingham 8 Bloomfield HIII~ 8 BruceTwp 5 Canton 14 5 EXECUTNE RANCH-Custom center en Chesterfield CLOSE TO THE PIER' First time buyer s Clarkston 12 dehght With basement, 2'1.1car garage and trance InVItesyou to thiS 3 bedroom home Clinton 5 located In GROSSE POINTE FARMS near With famtly room country kitchen, formal DetrOIt 4 schools and transportabon $89,900 (F dining room-all In GROSSE POINTE Farmington Hills 14 11 69RID) 886 5800 WOODS $145,000 (F 38REN) 886 5800 Ferndale Franklm 8 GrossePOinte 3 HarperWoods 4 Hamson 4 Howell 14 Huntington Woods II Independence 12 Lathrup Village 8 LJvoma 14 Lyon Twp 14 Madlso'l His II Manne City 4 Mt Clemens 5 MAKE A CLEAN START In thiS GROSSE NorthVllle 14 POINTE WOODS home With newer ther NOVl 14 12 mopane Windows In most rooms, a fresh Orchard Lake 12 neutral decor and bath updated In 84 Oxbow 14 $58000 (F90ANI) 8865800 Plymouth RayTwp 5 , Redford 14 RoseTwp 12 ROsevJlle 4 RoyalOak 11 Sl Clalr Shores 45 Shelby 5 Southfield II Sterling His 5 Troy 8 Utica 5 Warren 5 Washmgton 5 CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL In Waterford 12 GROSSE POINTE FARMS IS the perfect West Bloomfield [, Lakes 12 home for today s family Features large Westland 14 rooms, family room and den, fin basement, and more $157500 (F29RID)8865800 Page 3 SchweItzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens >.'\'1\ , . HARPER WOODS IS home to thiS solid PACKAGE DEAL-House and land Land CHARMlNG FRENCH COLONIAL features MONEY MAKER' Good Income In nice area a natural fireplace In the liVing room, new bnck Bungalow close to shoppmg and bus of DETROIT ThIs mullJ famIly home has Contract. 3rd floor has 2 big bedrooms With Good kitchen has stove Plenty of storage bath 2nd !loor has bedroom Withfireplace furnace, copper plumbing, cedar c1oset- 10 rooms, 2 natural fireplaces Close to all for SImpleassumplJon terms DETROIT and finIshed basement With lav $51 900 Located In DETROIT $125,000 (H-6IBUR) shopping and transportalJon $29,900 (M $24 500 (&84BUC) 7774940 (H 65KIN) 8852000 35MAD) 268-6000 8852000 -~ IfY\Iv\EDlATEPOSSESSION for bnck Bun OWNER MOTIVATED, so call nowon thiS3 WELL MAINTAINED 3 bedroom ColOnial OPPORTUNIlY KNOCKS' BeaulJful3 bed bedroom bnck Colomal located In DE room bnck Ranch IS now available on a galow In nice bnck neighborhood of DE In DETROIT featunng newer kitchen wi new TROIT Semdimshed basement has 'll bath TROIT Among the many fine features are floors, hardwood floors thru out, nice good street m HARPER WOODS Very formal dining room and fireplace $3B900 clean and well maintained Large kitchen Freshly painted and In move In condllJon screened porch, 2 car detached garage $32,500 (S 22EAS) 7774940 (S BOCHA)7774940 MORE' $41 500 (H 54HAR) 8852000 $77,900 (G 52SLO) 8864200 ",~:;tf~ ATTENTION BOATERS Nice 3 bedroom JUST YOUR SIZE' This 4 bedroom bnck HURRY-WON T LAST"I 3 bedroom bnck OPEN LAKE VIEW of Lake Sl Clair from Ranch In ST CLAIR SHORES features lots home on lake WIthnew seawall,huge kltch thIS ST CLAIR SHORES Tn Level With at Cape Cod Withaluminum tnm features fin en natural fireplace glass enclosed patiO Ished basement, 2Y>car garage w/9 fL clear of cupboards In kitchen, apphances, fin tached 2 car garage Seawall WIthconcrete Ished basement Withwet bar $56,900 (V and HARRISON TWP location $139,000 sun bathing deck. $194000 (SOlSTA) forcamperlnST ClAIR SHORES $83900 12ELl) 264 3320 or 7397300 (C 20LAK) 286 0300 8864200 (F OOMAL) 885-5800 Uil .'~ > PRIMEAREA of ST ClAIR SHORES' This YOU RE COVERED by the Better Homes OPEN LAKE VIEW ISyours from th,S cus LAKEFRONT CONTEMPQRARY-BeaulJ lovely Ranch boasts of an updated kitchen and Gardens Home ProtectJon Plan m thIS tom bUilt home WIthmodem kitchen, boat ful4 bedroom home bUIlt above most area new Windows,and water tank Mother 10 law sharp ST CLAIR SHORES Colomal WIth house WIthguest room, two fireplaces and homes features 2 story great room over sprInkler system $185000 (S lOKOE) apartment Inbasement and more $89900 looking lake Located InST ClAIR SHORES walk Inclosets and lots of storage $73,900 7774940 (S 30NOR) 7774940 $335,000 (G.Q8JEF) 886-4200 (S 14MAR) 7774940 I ::'''", 1 ~ ",,, ~l~B1~~~.'~ L¥tiS =6,''- UNIQUE SlYLE gIves you a cory country IT'S FOR YOU' A charmmg, easy to main LAKESHORE ACRES 3 bedroom Ranch WATERFRONT BUNGALOW seton nearly feelIng 10 great areaof ST CLAIRSHORES tam Bungalow m pretty area for HARPER In lovely area of ST CLAIR SHORES fea 26 acres In ANCHORVILLE 4 bedroom Renovated farm Colomal has newer roof, WooDSI Updated kItchen has cheerful ba\' tures open deSign WIth buIlt In stove, oven ~ome WIthnewfurnace, newer roof, Flonda furnace humldlflerandvmy!sldlng $52,900 WIndow w/eat 10 space MUCH MORC' and dishwasher Central aIr' $85000 (S room andwaterproofedbasemenl $174,900 (H 32YAL) 885-2000 $43,">00(F-QOKEN)886 5800 49GLA) 7774940 (5-52DIX) 7774940 -. •• a__ ._ ...._ ..III...... t! 11 ~ '/' K -..:.,;,,-. ---~ -- DOUBLE WINGED COLONIAL features FRASER SCHOOLS art' offered by thIS SITTING ON THE BAY-What a beautJful WATCH THE BOATS on the St Clau River large kitchen, loads 01 storage plus 4 bed beaullflll all bnck Ranch w/allimmum tnm HARR1SON TWP locatJon for thiS newly from th,s mamtenance free bnck Ranch rooms and a first floor den or fifth bedroom great fimshed bsmnt and extra deep garage constructed home With extra quality and WIth large master bedroom and Flonda Central aIr and HARRISON locatIon WIth work bench [, cabmets ROSEVlU f features throughout Seawall [, boat well room mMARINE CITY $162500 (V47PAR) $138000 (C07THO) 2860300 $58 900 (M 39LOR) 268 6000 $179900 (G 31R1V)8864200 264 3320 or 7397300 Page 4 SchweItzer Real Estate, lnc./ Better Homes and Gardens ~", SPIC£, SPAN-Fitzgerald Schools are Just HILLTOP VIEW rrom thiS3 bedroom Ranch BRING YOUR OFFER on thIS charming 3 FIND COMFORT AND CHARM In thiScus one plus or thiS 3 bedroom Ranch In In BRUCElWP Lovelyslate entrance leads bedroom WARREN reSidence With family tom STERLING HEIGHTShome which fea WARREN on large country lot Other fea to home With 2 fireplaces, wet plaster and room Withgas heater, newer carpet, ] 'h car tures bUllt In china cabinets In dining room, turesare] Ihbaths,patloandbsml $46,700 deck off back $84,900 (V 58PAT) 264 attached garage and much more $39 900 extra Insulation and 20x20 bldg $85,900 (M45BER) 268-6000 (V 60SLX)264 3320 or 7397300 3320 or 739 7300 (M46IRA) 268 6000 . ~ ; .1' .1"",.1 --;:;i'.$".fPll ~1_""'_1i JUST STARTING YOURNEsT> Notice thiS NEW CONSTRUCTION Complete energy YOUR NEW HOME ISthiS contemporary BEAunFULL Y DECORATED custom bnck 3 bedroom With den large fenced yard 2 package In truly custom double Winged CLINTON Ranch With sound system, cen Ranch surrounded bya profeSSionallyland car garage and kitchen apphances Located Colonial located In SHELBY Large ceramic tralalr, slatefoyer, crown moldings and dual scaped yard m ST ClAIR SHORES Open In CHESTERFlELD $49,500 (C 39JEF) foyer, family room With comer fireplace fireplace $129500 (V 74RIV) 264 3320 or floor plan Includes 3 bedrooms $83,900 2860300 $] 05,000 (S ooGRA) 7774940 7397300 (C 09TWE) 286.Q3oo I • ;1,~t_ NEAR LA.KESIDE ISthiS 3 bedroom bnck CLOSE TO EVERYTliING This mce older CHECK THE EXTRAS' Great room Ranch GIVE YOUR LA.NDLORD THE NEWS' Ranch With City water, new fumace, new home oHers city convemences In MT WithJacuzzI,natural fireplace, custom bhnds You re mOVIngto thiSgreat rent altematlve room and the advantage of Utica Schools CLEMENS plus4 bedrooms, 2 baths, natu oak cabinets, wolmamzed deck and neutral In WARREN Was a 2 ramlly, now Ideal for All In SHELBY $45.900 (V 35TWE) 264 ral fireplace In hVlng room $42500 (C decor In CHESTERFlELD $74,900 (C large family or posslble reconversion 3320 or 739 7300 $26900 (H 32GEO) 8852000 61FER) 2860300 76CEL) 286 0300 ,n: ~I-"l't,r j i t,: ~~"til MANSION INTHE CrTY-Over4,000 ft REMODELED RANCH Sltson SIXacres In A HOMEOWNER S DREAM-This 2345 sc STRETCH OUT IN A RANCH on almost an Includes 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, 2 com RAY lWP and Includes pole barn InSide sq ft 4 bedroom home looks like It could I acre m WASHINGTON Great room full plete custom kJtchens, electromc sentry discover hardwood floors carpeting and be nghtoutof Better Homes and Gardens@ wall fireplace Withglass doors extra Insula system and central vac $299,995 (C tlon and new septic $64 900 (V40SCH) wood burning Insert In fireplace $79,900 Well malntamed Move m conditIOn $104,900 (C.Q2COB) 286 0300 9ONOR) 286.Q3oo 264 3320 or 739 7300 (C-43NOR) 286 0300 ~~~ .. 4 AIRY, OPEN FAMILY~t'_ROOM' Cathedral ~~CUNTON COLONIAL,s large and roomy... EXCELLENT LOCATION 111 Invest In your GET AWAY TO IT ALL' 4+ acres of roiling wooded terrain surrounds thiS sprawhng ceiling & double doors to free form cedar Withbay wmdow m hvmgroom natural fire future by purchaSing thiS STERLING deck 3 bdrms new earthtone carpeting, place In family rcom and kitchen With HEIGHTS Colomal set on a deep lot With Ranch In WASHINGTON TWP -walking no wax floor In Irg kitchen STERLING separate eatmg area and appliances frultlrees Stained glass Windows $54 900 distance to Stoney Creek Many amenities HEIGHTS' $74 900 ('" 51NEW) 2686000 $159000 (G 32SAN) 8864200 (M 24CAR) 268 6000 $179,900 (M 66LOC) 268 6000 H l8Lc 'if'. UTICA SCHOOLS makes thiSclean 3 bed TREED LOT setsthe scenefor thiSSHELBY OVFR AN ACRE of land 10 SHELBY sur CUL DE SAC SETIING lor STERLING room bnck Ranch the Ideal home lor your home With fireplace gla<;~enclosed porch round~ th,s custom home Withformal din HEIGHTS Ranch Withattached garage na family Nicely landscaped home ,n STER storage shed, two story garage Withopener .nq room wet pla~ter remodeled kltchen tural fireplace hendon pool 1'h baths, patiO LING HEIGHTS has family room and more $59900 (V 16REM)264 3320 or 739 7300 deck ha<; Cjalebo $129,900 (V 5OTWF) andqa~gnll $80900 (M3IALM)268-6000 $74250 (M 91LIZ) 268 6000 264 3320 or 7397300 Page 5 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens 8~pe'!r t/e1!7Ueeiliae Convenf/e1!7Uee ([JJnd Co m!o '!rIl o! Co ndomfZnfZflJJm J!fZV fZn9 _e CONDO BY THE U\KE EnJoy such fea SHOREUNE EAST commands an excep- IN TOWN TO\l,INHOUSE. finished In 19B5, V1LU\ GRANDE-Immaculate 2 bedroom tures as attached garage, basement, stove bonal VIewof the DETROIT nver and sky thiS beautiful 2 bedroom, 1'h bath town townhouse deeorated In neutral tones With natural woodwork, baywindows attached 2 and refngerator L'Y1ngroom has fireplace, hne 18th floor Unit has 2 bedrooms, 2 house ISlocated In BIRMINGHAM. Neutral baths, apphances and carpeting $80,000 decor, full basement and more $149,900 cargarageand more InCLINTON $98,500 2 large bedrooms UPStairs $B7,900 (S (G.QOJEF)8864200 (B-85BRO) #76756 647 1900 (C 73V1L)286.0300 74JEFl777-4940 ~;, SHOREPOINTE-Lovely 2 bedroom, 2 bath SUNSET CIRCLE CONDOS-9 umts sull STOP RENTINGI This front Unit IS your ROCHESTER LMNG In thiS newer Condo Unit In GROSSE POINTE WOODS All at available-ail outstanding With2 bedrooms, affordable answer Localed In deSirable decorated In almond lanes With ample tached carpetmg, Window treatments and color coordinated apphances, central air area of HARPER WOODS With basemenl closets, SpaCIOUSrooms and many fine apphances $112,500 (G 13SHO) BB6 and laundry area Carports Included Withseparate slorage, carport £, low main appointments Attached garage $99,900 4200 $45,900 (G 06SUN) 8864200 lenance $35900 (F 17KIN) 886 5800 (T 27MEA) 689 3300 ~ 11' " . EXCITING RMERA TERRACE-2 bed COVENTRY CONDO-EnJOY the pool and FRESHLY PAINTED 2 bedroom Condo DETROIT TOWERS IS a landmark on the waterfront 2,340 sq ft. floor plan features room, 2 bath Condo In ST CLAIR SHORE clubhouse thiS summer, while liVIng In the located at Harper and 14 mIle In $I CLAIR bay Window and laVIsh SIZedrooms EnJoy features an open floor plan With eqUipped largest model In Coventry 3 bedroom SHORES Immaculate umt Withtnple track kJtchen, master bedroom With bath and ROYAL OAK Condo w/central air $72,900 storms and screens and more $41,500 (F the spectacular VIew $133,500 (G-63JEF) more $58,000 (G 12RIV)8864200 (X B2W1C)399 1400 16HAR) 886 5800 8864200 .. '" .. ~ j ::~ ~ r'--,:f' .:. ... • I.Wp 1-; ~ -L.I_ ~ • .Ii Ul":~_ =4 .~ BERKLEY ISwhere you II find thiStwo bed CLINTON CONDO (sa bargain With3 bed rr~MASONIC ARMS CONDO features 1 bed BEAUllFUl STERLING HEIGHTS LOCA room condo With hVlng room kitchen rooms, attached garage, all appliances, room, full pnvate basement, kitchen apph TlON for thiS2 bedroom, 2 full bath Condo basement and more Call today for detaIls deck patiO,gas gnll and pnVllegesat club ances and carport. Veryclean and altra ctJve overlooking Golf Course Pnvatebasement Pnced al $35,500 (X 6OCAL) 399 1400 house and pool $62,900 (V41 CHAl 264 upper unit for $41,500 (G 30HAR) 886 for laundry and storage MOREl SUPER 3320 or 739 7300 4200 VALUEI $51,900 (S29NOT) 7774940 .,."....- ,...... ,.., """'t--. 1~ •• ), \ , ,~'" " i.'\ , -:-.r- GREAT OAKS CONDO Sharp 3 bedroom WARREN LOCATION I 1st floor Condo In "ELEGANT PEBBLECREEK CONDO Up PRIVATECOURT' Town HousetypeCond WIth2 bedrooms I n baths full basemen end Unit offers you privacy plus 2 car 9a great area has I huge bdrm, full carpeted, per G Ranch Model With 2 story foyer den attached garage and all kltchE'nappliance rage wet bar, 2 balconies 2 courtyards With basement, and carport Apphances Include central air, basement, attached garage, are Included BeautIful HARRISON area deck and finished lower level $159,900 (T stove, refng & dishwasher Doorwall to lovely decor and move In condition $59500 (S 18NOR) 7774940 320AK) 689 3300 patiO $39,900 (M.Q4GLO) 268-6000 $132,500 (W 16BRIl 6831122 Page 6 PRESTIGIOUS HOMES Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./ Better Homes and Gardens SET MAJESTICAllY on 12 acres m Oakland County, thiS unique contemporary COVER HOME This stately bnck residence IS custom bUilt for luxury Seldom does a residence offers you the finest amenities mdudmg 455 feet of lake frontage Its custom home of thiS cahber become avaIlable m such a pnme area of Grosse Pomte Inside quahty IS reflected m Its four bedrooms, three and a half baths, sun room, library and discover five bedrooms. four and a half baths. garden room, newer kitchen and recreation room $446.000 (W45KNO) 683-1122. basement Wlth sauna, steam and whirlpool $379,000 (G 79WEB) 8864200 '"-< ...... ,;: ~~':Jc.J:,'" " .... "...,.;.-' - ~~~, ON WOODED ACRE. boasnng of a desirable Bloomfield Hills locanon, thiS spectacular OVERLOOK THE LAKE-Situated on over 42 scenic acres, thiS extraordmary contem home allows you to enJoy beauty and entertaining Among the many appointments porary commands a superb VIew of the pnvate lake from Its large deck Custom which grace thiS home are gourmet kitchen, garden room Wlth hot tub and large foyer designed for your lifestyle Wlth a beaunful wal' to wall stone fireplace cathedral ceiling, Wlth spiral staircase $575.000 (B.()\CHE) 6471900 spiral staLrcase and more $325000 (S 17) 6259700 THIS CUSTOM WEINBERGER HOME localed In Rochester Hills IS perfect forthe famllywhowanls to move up m hVlng area style and luxury Overlook the fireplace m the ImpreSSive great room from the balcony of the SpaCIOUSmaster bedroom Walk out lower level features JacuUl sauna wet bar and fireplace $392500 (T ClOCHE) 6893300 Page 7 i Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens l IN TOWN BIRMINGHAM. TIlls charmer IS BIRMINGHAMSCHooLSI 15 days JXlsses BLOOMFIELD-Superb modern 3 bed APPRECIATE THE PRIVACYof 2+ acres remodeled both inSide and out With new Slonon thiScustom bUiltbnckc. aluminum room home WIthfamily room, library, hot Bnck Ranch features 3 bedrooms, 3'h appliances and plumbing 3 bedrooms 2 Ranch WIth4 bedrooms 2'h baths, 2'1.> car tub room, master bedroom WIth marble baths, cathedral ceiling In great room over bath home With glass porch, 2 car garage garage and newer kitchen Withappliances fireplace and skylight $199,500 (B 01WIN) looking pool In BIRMINGHAM. $199,900 $119,900 (B27MAR) 647 1900 $97,500 (X 10NOR) 399 ]400 #80433 6471900 (BOOBIN) #79772 6471900 HATS OFF J" TO THE NEW HOME TEAM IN ROCHESTERl lWO FIREPLACES In thiS 3 bedroom EXPERIENCE TRI LEVEL UVlNG In TROY seml-custom bUilt home In LATHRUP VlL You'll enJoybeing dose to schools WIththiS LAGE Yearround sun room, formal dining 3 bedroom, 1'h bath home WIthlarge family room and deep lot for groWing family room and large lot $84,500 (T-84HAM) $83,000 (X 17SAN) 399 1400 6893300 ENERGY CONSCIOUS) Then you Willlove BLOOMFIELD HILLS-Charming metlcu the Insulation, solar water heater, storms lously maintained home situated In lake e~Better and other features of thiS TROY Ranch area behind KJrk of the Hills Sunny In law I ...... Homes. Immediate occupancy- move Incondition sUIte and lots of qualily $260 000 (B- . I .. and Gardens@ ~3,OOO (T 55LON) 6893300 75APP) #80083 6471900 We're proud to announce the opening of our nineteenth office located at 2660 South Rochester Road! Stop by our new office If you're thinking of buying, selling or relocating, Or give us a call at 853-0200, and put our proven Home Marketing System to work for you. l){:,J ... CHECK THE EXTRAS In thiS contempor EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to pur ary Quad located on a counlIy lot In TROY chase a BLOOMFIELD HILLSColomal With This energy effiCient home Includes 4 bed lakefrontage on lower Long Lake Vacation Ichweltzer .~Bettgfnes. ~1 E/tote Inc I I iIfIII H LIl I (.drfh 1\'" rooms and 2 baths $154 900 (T 97TUC) at home In thiS4 bedroom 2'h bath home 6893300 $259,000 (B.Q1FRA)#80638 6471900 , 1111 I 1 ~J'" I!~J,.;I ".,.....".,..~t- ""1'" /" ~ ,~ ."" r;t ... 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Lovely 3 bedroom room, ] 'h bath TROY Ranch featunng a BIRMINGHAMstreet ISwhere you IIfind thiS charactenstlc of thiS 3 bedroom, 2'h bath ColomaI set In TROY With SpaCIOUSbed country kitchen, family room Withfireplace mce Ranch decorated In neutral decor With Colomal WIthcathedral ceiling In the IMng rooms Well planned layout for home on fimshed basement, and more $86,900 (T a bay Window In the liVing mn $84,900 room 2 fireplaces and walk In closets large lol Call for details $110,000 (T (B-{)5YOR)6471900 ~7900(T2B~)68933OO 14BER) 689 3300 79WIN) 6893300 SHARP FRANKLIN RANCH featunng 3 BEGIN IN A BUNGALOW-Ideal for Sin ENTERTAIN OFTEN In the SpaCIOUSopen CONTEMPORARY FLOOR PLA.N IS can duclveto entertaining and pnvacy Beautiful bedrooms, extensivelymodemlzed kitchen gles or comfortable IMng for retired couple floor plan of thiSTROY ColomaI ImpressIve 3 bedroom, 2'1.> bath home on a fabulous famIly room, natural fireplace, JXlOI....,th Includes apphancesand featureshardwood fireplace, SIXpanel doors, library central air treed lot In TROY $l22000 (T44HOU) patiOand deck Attached garage $137,900 floors and plasterwalls $42,500 (T 3OREP) and more $199 000 (T 57LON)689 3300 6893300 (B-45GRI) #B1146 6471900 6893300 Page 8 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc./ Better Homes and Gardens Some real est te si like they could last for Without our Home Marketing System, they may have to. Selling a home today IS a complicated process That's why Better Homes and Gardens@ developed a Sy~tem for selling your home faster, easler, and at the best poSSible pnce We call It the Home Marketing System It bnngs together all the elements that can make your home Ichwelzer I ... lleoI EJ!l*.1nc. .~~stand out from others on the market and attract more buyers HOME To find out how simple It would be to sell your home gIve MARKEl1!'KJ SYSTEM us a call See the outsIde back cover for our office nearest you The be"er way to sell your home. 't Cocyr9h1 Mel('dl1'h Corpo:xal>0t"l 1986 Each I rm ~rrt'y ~ aM op<" alM Page 9 Schweitzer Real Estate, Ioe / Better Homes and Gardens TRANSPLANTING FAMILIES. NOBODY MATCHES OUR GREEN THUMB. ~ ~ I I tI al 1c When you buy or sell a of America's most trusted 6 home with the help of a publications. member of Better Homes For more information on and Gardens@ Real Estate our exclusive service, call Service, it's like moving with Barb Kimball at (313) I someone you know. A famil- 268.1000. iar and trusted name. And I d that does a lot to minimize .s ~ transplant shock. ld We'll help you sell your Ichweitzer present home at the right Real EJtale,lnc. price. Then, through our Better Homes and Gardens@ Relo- '~Better IiIftI H2U}~~@ cation Service, we'll help you d - n find the home you want in Is your new town. And our knowledge of + !; ; today's financing methods I' ~ I' IT'S LIKE MOVING WITH ,I can help you buy it. So, start your next transplant with a SOMEONE YOU KNOW. call to Better Homes and I Gardens@ ... the Real Estate 10 It, Service that grew out of one 'S a Page 10 Schweitzer Real Estate, lnc / Better Homes and Gardens ~' t.;,~ J 1, 1 ...~~ lte VERY SPECIALIII Great SO<.fTHFlELD home PERFECT FAMILY HOME 15 SpaCIOUSele- SOUTHFIELD-BEST BUYI One acre of ROYAL OAK - Convemently located 4 bed fealures a newer family room WIth wood gant. sharp and profeSSionally decorated land surrounds thIS sharp 3 bedroom bnck room home features a formal dining room burning slove and nice floorplan Home 15 Move m condition and heated 20)(40 free- custom RanchWIth2 baths.center entrance. natural fireplace. breakfast nook and base- as neal as a pml $73.900 (B-23WES) form Inground pool m SOUTHFIELD family room and natural fireplace $78.900 ment WIth kitchen faClhtles $56.900 (X #80142 6471900 $139.900 (W70BRO) 6831122 (L 5OBEE) 522 5333 02PLE) 3991400 p- ROYAL OAK-3 bedroom Bungalow 10 HUNTINGTON WooDSAREA-Bnck Co ORIGINALFARMHOUSE-Updated several Y ROYAL OAK-Bnck Ranch WIth 3 bed cated WIthin walking distance 10 park and lonlal features French doors. leaded glass times' Great family home has beautiful yard 2 downtown Healed garage ISgreal for the WIndowsand exquisile plaster detail 4 large room, 2 car garage and fimshed basement ) In ROYALOAK WIthfrUltlrees. 3 bedrooms. Superb condltJon-newer carpet, recently car fanatic Newer WIndows $43.000 (X bedrooms $129.000 (X.(){)YOR)3991400 1Y.! baths. deck off family room $71.500 17BAR)3991400 painted $48 500 (X 22W1L) 3991400 (X 34MER) 399 1400 t I , GREAT INVESTMENT' Now being leased OPEN FLOOR PLAN (on crawl space) LAMPHERE SCHOOL DISTRICT-thiS MOVE IN THIS SUMMER to a lovely older t on a month to month baSISTwo bedroom Includes 2 bedrooms. large hVlngroom and nicely decorated bnck Ranch has 3 bed home-neWly renovated and decorated :1 home close to schools In ROYAL OAK WIth beautiful kitchen-ail In a great ROYAL rooms and a large kitchen making Ita great Move In condltJon Appliances negotiable new carpet and fireplace In hVlng room OAK location I Needs TLC $38 900 (X MADISON HTS home for your young fam and FERNDALE location $46,500 (V $39,900 (W 29DAL) 683 1122 14HAM) 3991400 dy $53.900 (X 57SHI) 3991400 15W1T)264 3320 or 739 7300 You've always trusted Better Homes and Gardens@ to help you and your family. Now you can trust us with your home buying decisions, too. Custom built earth ,:} bermed homes and condomini- ums on your improved lot. • The Clare, 1568 sq. ft ~:~ . • Energy effiCient! Average heating bill estimated at \}_.m r[;" / $200.00/yearl \:; '-,.1:; • Quality construction - Custom bUilt 10 year warranty • Value engineering Innovative design skillfUlly created With wood and triple pane Windows. ~ r ~\ • FinanCing approved by VA, MSHDA The Better Homes and Gardens Home For more Information call' Buying System can make it happen for Bernie Shoemaker, you. Call today for Waterford Office 674-4966 a free Buyer's Ichweitzer Maureen Troost ~ Needs Analysis! ReaIE/tole,lnc. Livonia Office Ichwe~1 522-5333 Call the Schweit7er Real Estate, Frank Tarala [nc.l Better Homes and Gardens@ .~Better Sterling Hts. Office office nearest you! IIWH2m~~~) 268-6000 OptImum <:-( 0pynghl 19R6 MCfNllh (nrporall0n Th. - Vatu. Horn. 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Il"QJ I 'ifrf.w~,~~~- ; VERY CLEAN and well cared for home In ,d ONEDF A KIND Snuggled on 10+ wooded CLARKSTON COUNTRY Absolutely the YOU CAN HAVE IT AUI Warm, InVllJng ~ acres, thiS rare find has two story liVIng WATERFORD 3 or 4 bedroombnck Cape s most charming 4 bedroom, 3!h bath Ranch SpaCIOUSrooms 4 bedrooms panelled room, large kttchen, large Indoor pool, apl Cod WIthgarage and fenced In backyard Ie In pnme 10calJonWlth barn and 10 acres library, famtly room, rec room, covered ter I over garage and more $175,000 (W Solar heatand woodbumlng stove $56 900 :) Custom features throughout' $167 500 (S race and beaulJful pool ORCHARD LAKE. ~ 75ROW) 6831122 (86 049) 674-4966 20) 625-9700 $225,000 (B-49FIE) 647 1900 ~ 3 OXBOW LAKEFRONT Quality bUilt home ENGLISH TUDOR ADAPTATION lets you • lJ\KE PRMLEGES' This WATERFORD LAKE PRMLEGES Charming and comfort on pnvate "all sports" lake Beautiful sandy move up In style and luxury Family room ~ two story has pnVlleges on Upper Silver able home features large family room, beach, seawall and dock. 3 bedrooms, 2 and garden room overlook park like area ) Lake One acre landscaped lot WIthfenced screened porch off dining area, 3 bed baths and more $129,900 (W 70ELI) Mint condition Quality featuresl $224,900 dogyard Fourbedroomsandfamllyroom rooms and ample storage $64,000 (W 6831122 (B04SQU) #74734 6471900 (535) 6259700 16MAL) 6831\22 " ,.~''1- , ~. \. ~~ :,:. to ,:,,- t ~ 'I ~,~tT p~ ... ft!IM~x"" n Iii~, 1 HORSE COUNTRY Custom bUilt Ranch 10ACREHORSE FARM CozyraisedRanch BEAUTIFUL CRANBERRY lJ\KE. Lovely 3 174' LAKE FRONTAGE on LAKE OAK features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and 2 car WIth walkout basement In ROSE TWP 0 bedroom, 2 bath Cape Cod WIth family LAND Beautiful 4 5 bedroom home In detached garage Located on 9 48 acres In Large pole barn and 5 stall bam Wlthwater l room, fireplace and den on ~ acre lot Inone dudes finished walkout ree room, 2 fire deSirable area close to VIllage of ClJ\RK and ample hay storage $76,000 (86040) of Clarkston s nicest areas $138,900 (S places, 2 decks,large open foyer and more STaN (534) $143,000 625-9700 6744966 30) 625-9700 $189900 (5-36) 625-9700 SHARP lJ\KEFRONT This 4 bedroom WA1ERFORDHILLLOCATION Th,scoun DISCOVER A DREAM 76 wooded acres SHARP CONTEMPORARY This gorgeous Ranch Sitson 3+ acres InSPRINGFlELD 3, beauty In INDEPENDENCE won lIast long' try ColOnial features 3 bedrooms, formal available on a polntJutbng Into Lake Huron poSSIbly4, bedrooms, sloped ce,hngs,full Walk out basement doct< and seawall are dining room, family room WIth fireplace Includes two miles of beach on Marquette walk out basement, JacuzzI and more among the amem~es Also has alarm sys basement and garage $94,900 (86031) Island $)6900 (WooMAR) 6831122 $160,000 (S 15) 625-9700 tem $119,900 (S 23) 625 9700 674-4966 ~.,~ '\,~,M"t'T '~ It,"II ,~, ""~"'N~ :~,,- ..... >t ClJ\RKSTON LOCAnONI Lovely 4 bed WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Cute 2 bed NEWLY LISTED 3 bedroom Ranch In ex EASY TO BUY-easy to mamtaln This 2 cellent area 01WATERFORD Walking d,s bedroom WATERFORD home WIthgarage room Colomal located In Green Acres room starter home features front and back SubdIVISion Private lake pnVlleges and porch basement and garage All of thiSfor tance to grade school Large liVIng room IS pnced at only $38 900 and features an full basement and 2 car garage $54 500 aluminum extenor for easy maintenance walking distance from the VIllage $129900 a starting out pnce of $32 500 (86 043) (86018) 6744966 (86 056) 674-4966 (S 31) 625-9700 6744966 , l f t ,\ " I, It:;.r ,.. .-- THIS CAN BE r\ !It f ,~ I . 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With the right company, you can enjoy the personal satisfaction ofhelpmg people while earning an equally rewarding income. But with the wrong company, you can find yourself struggling for months without makmg your first sale. At Better Homes and Gardensuv, we have a better way to sell homes - the Better Hames and Gardens Home Marketing System. And whether .------: YES, Iwant to become a profeSSIOnal you're looking for your first sale r home marketer Contact me WIth or your lOOth,the Home Market- all the details ing System can make it easier. N''lme _ Ichweltzer AddrK~ _ aeol EJIole.1/>(. - We'll show you how to beat the C'11) Slatr __ 7,p __ system with our System. Homephone _ .~Better Tofind out more, simply Return coupon 10 ...... Homes. Schwel17.er Real F.stale, Inc.! • I" .and (.arct("'n",~:> return the coupon, or call Belter Homes and Gardens' ~555 f 14 MIle Road Donna Manney 268-1000 '>Ien",!: Ht, • MI 48077 ! 1 • r t"H "tt\'rrr~ln( Page 13 Schweitzer Real Estate, Inc / Better Homes and Gardens - . ~,;t~ SCREENED SUMMER PORCH m 3 bed PRICE REDUCTION Custom bUilt 3 bed CUL DE SAC SETTING for extraordinary 3 NORTHVILLE-3 acres of qUiet pnvacy m room bnck Ranch WIth remodeled bath, room home on 1Ov,acres In LYON Family bedroom bnck Ranch In PLYMOUTIi 3 full preslJglousarea 4 5 bedroom bnck Ranch, newer WIndows and extra msulalJon Mmt room WIth fireplace, Flonda room. dining baths central air, professlonallyfimshed ree 4 baths SWlmmlng pool and workshop condltJOnandtastefullydeeorated $54,900 room, barn WIth tack room and corral room (L25CAP) 5225333 area Horses allowed $185,000 (P90VAL) (L-86DEE) 522 5333 $175,000 (P 05CUR) 453-6800 4536800 .""'~~,"i'.. ~d,,}'IX::'.~~,~'. "..,l~~ HISTORICHOMESITEI This all bnck 1860 CUSTOM BUILT In REDFORD. thiS super PRESTIGIOUSPLYMOUTHAREA-Super SUPERSHARP3 bedroom RanchmWEST CANTON home ISgraced by bnck arched mce 3 bedroom Ranch ISm area of all bnck lor landscapmg and circular dnve surround lAND WIthmuch deslfed lIvoma Schools WIndows,kitchen remodeled to the style of homes Family room, 2 fireplaces, and thiS custom bUllt Two Story ExceplJonal Newer carpet and alum tnm, full fimshed the era and many great features $84,900 much, much more Only $74900 (L quality, decoratmg and elegance $270,000 basement WIthsauna and wet bar $54,900 (P25WAR) 4536800 56SAR) 5225333 (P47~)453~00 (L 55JOY) 522 5333 ~~",~ "'~ /I:t: .....'~ ~ ~ ;.~/. ( ~_;.~.:-, P>f'~•.t~., .. .' , '.}~;- 1'"....."..".~:~~,,' " ~.. l',. '!...... ~ ~ t • -,.. ~~b ,,..,. ~r-~}! ... tt ':'"'" ~"""S ,~~OiI ~ • ~J ~ .,;: LJ ~~ Jti@ .~-/ l LOCATED IN LNONIA This 3 bedroom YOU LL FALL IN LOVE WIththiScharmmg MODEL HOME This custom built bnck COUNTRY LMNG at Its best 1 28 acres In Ranch boasts of finished basement WIth 3 bedroom. I V, bath Cape Cod Located on Ranch wasa model for the subdiVIsion You NORT~LLE surrounds thiS45 bedroom bath, modem kitchen and garage Walk to 1 8 acres WIth4 stall horse barn and large get a large country kitchen, full basement Colomal WIth sauna and pool Rare find m shopping and transportatJOn $54,900 (L country kitchen $110,000 (P OOSIX)453 and 2'h car garagemWESTlAND $51,900 unique area of custom homes $225,000 20HAL) 522 5333 6800 In NORTHVILLE (L ooFN) 522 5333 (P 90COU) 453 6800 .(~ .r ., \ ,1,_'- ~~~ ..(I / , I If --- f f' i~';}:3' / • \ ' .. • ,,,"i,lj i' • ", .;~"'\~f!!Il"" I I."'.' __fl_ .~I I IlIf'fI' -"" I J .- CLEAN STARTERHOME WIth3 bedrooms MINT CONDITION I 3 bedroom, I'h bath SUPER QUAD IN CANTON WIth 4 bed TASTEFULLY decorated 3 bedroom cus Ranch m CANTON Lovely upgraded kJtch rooms, 2'h baths, 1st floor laundry and cen tom bnck Ranch In FARMINGTON HILLS l'h baths, large family room and natural en WIth oak cabinets, newer counter and tral air All appliances and WIndow treat Flonda room, gracIous liVIng room has fireplace BIg modem kitchen, treed yard In LIVONIA and loads of storage $56,900 (L floormg Central aIr and much more' ment WIllbe Included Calltoday" $110,000 fireplace, ceramIc floor In kitchen, laundry $78500 (P 16MAJ) 4536800 (P 17EMB) 4536800 and foyer $]24.000 (L IOLYM) 5225333 08SHA) 5225333 ~~.. j ~ ~-~i~ll~~ • I: ...... s.~ ~'... • ,--r .. 1 SUPER PILLARED COLONIAL backing to OLDE WORLD CRAFTSf'IIANSHIP'Ornate COUNTRY SETIlNG for large Quad In NOVl-Bnght and cheery 3 bedroom 2 bath Ranch on large lot Finished ree room large woods In LIVONIA 4 bedrooms 2'h ceilings, sculptured coves leaded glass 2 FARMINGTON HILLS Mini estatemcludes baths. 1st floor study and laundry Formal fireplaces, dlmng room, library, 2500 sq ft SpaCIOUScustom home WIth built lOS, ce WIthCahforma dnftstone wall and poSSIble • dmlng, large family room w/flreplace on 5 acres In CANTON w/nver frontage ram,c foyer. walk out lower leveland more 4th bedroom or den $85900 (P60MEA) $142900 (L 72J11AY)5225333 $150000 (P05CAN) 4536800 $142000 (W64RID) 683 1122 4536800 >.\C>.m:~~~. 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