Shores couple in Moscow during coup have front row seat By Donl'lll WIIIcer of Kiev, Dr. Rice, an ear sur- College of Nursing. On Monday, Aug. 19, they about and everything seemed were left. over from the parade Slaff Wnter geon, presented a five-day ear ; A strange thing happened to "For example, we were able woke up and turned on the tel- normaL" and were heading back to their sw-gery seminar to doctors William J. Rice of Gl'068e to visit people in their homes. eviSion, hoping to catch some They had planned to leave base. Dr. there while his wife gave a talk Pointe Shores and wife Gin. We wouldn't have been able to English.translated news, as the Sovlet Union the next day, The Rices shopped for 2 112 his to the nursing staff. me as they were shopping for do that a few years ago. And they had on other days. But the so the Rlces decided to go shop- hours, and then walked back to After eight days in Kiev, souvenirs in Moscow last we were allowed to walk only thing on was a ballet pmg for souvenirs. Revolutionary Square they flew to Moecow for a four- month. SWTOunded by tanks around and go sight-seeing by performance. The other stations On a street behind their ho- about 11:30. A Rusaian doctor day visit and a tour of a local ourselves." were broadcasting a test pat. tel, they saw a tank. But they was supposed to pick them up and coup resisters, they found h06pital. ttlemselves part of history in And only once did they feel tern and classical music thought it was left. over from at their hotel at 2 p.m. for a "The people we met told us the making. like they were being watched, an air force parade the day be- tour of a local h06pital. they were so happy with peres- The Rices had an'ived in the they said. "We thought that was fore, and continued on their Revoh.ltionary Square is like troika and the new freedoms In Moscow, the Rices stayed strange, especially for a Mon- way. the center of a wheel, with Soviet Union on Aug. 9 to lec- they had under it," said Ginnie ture at the Institute of Otolar- in a new hotel facing Revolu- day mommg," Dr. Rlce said, As they walked, they saw Rice, an associate professor at tionary Square, next to the "but when we went down to three tanks rolling down the yhgology in the Ukrainian city the Wayne State University Russian Federation Buildin~. the lobby, people were milhng street, but again, thought they See COUP. page 21A

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arc.. Point.'s 7.ooo-plus IItIIMata lItarteel back to scbool last ...... on Weem..day. It stucleata cmd their par_Dla liDe up outside the school OD the i1nlt day. At Jeit, Unt gracle ...as a day for crylDg - from. both panatI cmcl stucleDta. but DOt from teac:hen, 1eara1Dg teacher E1eaDor Pawluk begins her 39th - cmd last - year lD the clawaoom. She will be lock. c:omblaat1oDs cmcl mcdrtng DeW frIeDdlt. Ahoft right. Trombly ElemeDtary School part of the 1992 retfriDg class. Possible sale of Schettler upsets residents Inside A sidelong JlYRonIIId J. Ben* mental to the health and wel- goes through. good idea to have a liquor store and longer hours," Campbell glance 6A. Staff Wnter fare of neighboring residents. Scott Shapiro of Schettler on a high school campus?'" said. "I believe the residents of ~ Several local groups are con- But aa:ording to Salim At- Drug Co. would not comment. State regulations don't allow Beverly Road will be inclined 1..ettl!rs SA. i:emed over the po6Ilible sale of tisha, the potential buyer, he The sale may hinge on ap- a liquor store withm 500 feet of to oppose any community busi- the Sc:hettler Drug Co. on has no plans to convert the proval of the liquor license a school or a church, but the ness like that." Autos 1OA Fisher Road in Grosse Pointe pharmacy into a party store. transfer and the LeC will not store has been grandfathered in He said the comer of Fisher City. 'lbey believe the potential Attisha said he will keep the make a decision until Kennedy so the regulations don't apply. and Grosse Pointe Boulevard Seniors Tl£WS ••••••••••12A new owner plans to make the pharmacy and continue to run completes his report. He plans "Tlus in no way casts any- has become increasingly busy Blai:k runners 17A neighborhood drug store into a the store in a manner consis- on finishing the report and sub- thing on the character of the in recent years and students party store. tent with the neighbors' de- mitting it to the LeC next potential owner," Kennedy hang out there late into the Obituaries 18A • Grosse Pointe South parents, sires. week. He said he is still collect- said. "He appears to be a well- evening A late-night business school district administrators He would not comment any ing community input and has qualified gentleman." would only increase the traffic Join a new club 1B and local residents say they further because the sale is still not yet made a decision on Attisha operates three party and noise, he said Attisha said have written the Liquor Con- pending. whether or not to support the stores in Detroit. he doesn't yet know what the SIIJS benefit 3B .trol Commission asking that Bruce Kennedy, chief of po- sale . But the opposition is coming hours will be, if the sale goes Calling all transfer of the liquor license be lice for Grosse Pointe City, said ''The concerns of the com- through. from all sides. entertainers 8B denied because a party store in Attisha told him he would ex- munity are that Grosse Pointe Beverly Road IS a pnvate Grosse Pointe City ordi- that location would be detri- pand the liquor stock if the sale South has 1,350 students, and road one block from the store. nances don't pennit businesses BiblicJ.{ile 9B - . ~ based on the proximity of the Bill Campbell is president of to be open between the hours of store to the school one could the Beverly Road Homeowners midnight and 6 a.m. unless Football kicko/f. llB almost argue that Schettler and Association. they have special approval by Pointer of Interest Farms Market are part of the ''We've been informed that Soccer roundup 12B campus," Kennedy said. "So the new lessee was going to be Classified 5C Norbert J. Kaminski the question is, 'Is it really a a party store, with more alcohol See PROTEST, page 19A

By P8t PIIhoIsky convertmg the ballroom of his Edtor Grosse Pointe Park home into a Park woman Four hours a day, Norbert train room to display his Lionel Kaminski sleeps 1'hf' rest of collection. wins big the time' he's a perpetual m0- That, along with numerous tion machine with interests other interests, is what the 37- ranging from dog-sledding to year~ld Kaminski does for fun. at the fair By profession, he is a dentist and his office is a reflection of Ruth Thomas of Grosse his belief that the dental pr0- Pointe Park was named Best of fession has oot done right by Show winner for needlecraft. millions of Americans who fear and other handicraft. minia- getting their teeth fixed. Ka- tures at the 1991 Michigan minski 18 out to change that. State Fair Community Arts .. For starters, he is a dental Show . " anesthesiologist, one of only Thomas, 70, entered a minia. two in Michigan. Part of his ture replica of Woodward Ave- practice consists of treating se- nue's Elwood Bar and Grill. vere dental phobics, the devel- Constructed of plywood, Plexig. opmentally disabled and people lass and tile ~, Thomas Wlth serious medical problems. spent almost one year gather. ... He is also an advanced car- ing materials, bwlding and de- ..... ~ diac life support instructor and taihng the mlmature . I"""" .. he teaches basic life support as well . Built to a 1 inch to 1 foot • .., :..I Kamlnski, who attended scale, Thomas twice viSlted the •• Austin High School, earned a Elwood, located across the :: bachelor's degree from the Uni. street from the Fox Theater, to "Most of my work IS from value and Iwanted my mmia. the Community Arts show for • versity of Mlclugan in 1975 He take pictures and research the memory, so Ican create It as I ture to reproduce the actual 10 years She has always re- bUlldtng layout before starti~ hke," she sald. "but the Elwood bar" ceived 8 nbbon, but this is her I construction. IS a real place WIth hlsWncal Thomas has partlClpated 10 first Best of Show. ,t _ ~~_ ...... c._.....-.. • ...-._.~_~_

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It's a very fine gram will continue - and step for them not to get good grades, • gram has recommended a new utes, two times a week, the anns crossed on the chest and line and it's difficult to make a up - Its commitment to teach. direction for teachers and stu. study won't mean a great deal The high schools Wlll 00Jl;, the students are told not to test that will really assess your mg so-called lifetime sports - tinue their physical fitneil} ... dents of change either for her or her I'8lse themselves more than program." sports people can play through. days every Wednesday. It doesn't mean gym class students. But she sees the eight inches from the mat. OJJ. One added problem with the out their lives to keep them those days students take a will be any more difficult or value In such a study. New research says that stu- high schools, said Hepner, who physically fit. break from the unit they'~' easy, but It does mean that the "For one thing, it's a good dents who are growing rapidly teaches physical education at Currently all ninth and tenth working in and practice jogging • system's teachers will focus on thing we all got together as a won't have good flexibility and Grosse Pointe South High grade students must take a full and walking in preparation fOI;, goals for students and develop department to figure out what won't score well on flexibility School and is chair of the physi. year of physical education a mile run at the end of meaningful tests to determine we're doing and where we're testing, suggesting that those the. ~ If those goals are being met. cal education department for which introduces them to every year. , • going," Mogk said. "It's not of- tests are unfair. all students grades 6-12, is that A comrmttee made up of kind of sport from baseball to The elementary schools wijJ ~ ten the whole department gets Russ Hepner, who chaired classes have upward of 40 stu- school administrators and K.12 volleyball and from weightlift. develop a walking program, en. a chance to work together." the committee with Tom dents. ing to square dancing. The cur. physical educatlon instructors The development of a system- couraging students to get exer" Guarke, agrees that testing p0- "We don't want to spend all the studied the curriculum and de. riculum provides students ClSe that way, Mogk said. ~ I approved test is of tremcnoous ses a problem. our tIme assesaing what we're termined that while the system opportunity to participate in logistics are not completeliv. i value, Mogk said, but it may He was also on the commit- teaching or we'll never have is doing a good job now, there individual, team, c»ed and worked out, but the program ia; prove to be easier said than tee that looked at the physical any time to teach," he said. are better ways to test what same-sex competitions, while planned to start later this y881; ••• done. education program seven years So the test being developed skills students have learned. learning how to act when play- "We have a ten'ific phy~: "Whenever I go to a confer- ago. All departments in the will measure skills, not ability, ''The major change is that ing. education program in this sys- ence, all we do 18 argue about Groese Pointe schools must re- "We want to whether we're hoping there will be a test It doesn't mean physical edu- tem now," Hepner said. "Butj, • (nationally standardized) tests," view their curriculum on a r0- you can throw a ball and catch more consistent focus on what cation will be any more difti. this will help make it even bet:, Mogk said. "Sometimes they tating basis. it, not whether you'll be a students will learn," said Al- cult - Hepner said some 80 ter." test sports skllls more than ''The two biggest changes be- professional ball player," Hep- frieda Frost, assistant suPerin- they test physical fitness, and tween this study and the one ner said, tendent for curnculum and that's not very fair. There are that was done seven years ago Test results will be stored at evaluation. parts of all of the tests that we are that we have to stay cur. a central location so norma can But said teachers will Frost like, but we may just want to rent with physical fitness be established for each grade Orlando's still have a wide range of come up with a Grosse Pointe trends within the curriculum, level. It will be a few years be- sports with which to teach stu- test " and we have to come up with GRAND OPENING dents the skills they want them The reason testing is such a specific outcomes," he said. A Special 20% Saving on Made to Measure Clothing. to achieve. hot lSSue is because the more "But we have to come up with The eight goals the commit- NEWS DEADLINES research that is done, the more a fair way of assessing the pro- The Crosse POinte News tee wants students meet are: to conflicting the findings are. grams. We can't make it so wants to help you pubhclze develop fundamental motor For infltance, students used your events. To enSUK!that all skills, knowledge of general to be tested on how many sit- Items get Into the paper in a concepts on the benefits of ups they could do in a minute. timely manner, deadhnes for physical activity, control of The sit-ups were to be done receipt of copy Will be printed body motion, demonstrated with the hands fumly clasped here each week. physical fitness and flexibility, behind the neck. New research 39S FiIher Road All Items for the Features be able to play leisure sports ....,... section must be In by 3 pm . (Act_ 'am G P HIO'l) with some degree of proficiency, Friday for the following week's paper be good sports, play safely and Corrections All Items for the Sports and develop an appropriate attitude .. Entertainment sectiOns must be " toward physical activity. Corrections will be pnnted on this page every week. If In by 10 a m Monday for that The other maJor change is ADVEJlClIIING there is an error of fact in week's paper. that the system will strive to DFADLDVEI All Items for the News sec- any 8mry, call the TU!wsroom develop its own, more valid, tion, inclUding letters to the You haw an appreciation for fine clothes, and you should experience, at 88UJ294. Display advertising dead- test to see if students are hnes are as follows. editOr, must be In by 5 pm. the world of Oakloom. The fabrics aM magnificent. The tailoring ~ Monday for that week's paper . Impeccable. Join us In celebrating our Gnad Opening and receiw a achieving their goals. Bedtime storytimes• for Any ad needing a proof The Grosse Pointe News 20% Discount on the fine fabrics offered by Oakloom. All but the last two are out- preschool children will be must be in by 2 p.m Friday Ads for the second and third Will try to get all items into the Umited offer from September 16 thn.i September 20 comes recommended by the held each Thursday in Sep- Michigan Core Curriculum of section must be In by noon paper that are turned in by tember from 7:30 to 8 p.m. deadline, but sometimes space Public Act 25. The last two Monday. at Central Library. Ads for the first section must doesn't allow It were added by the committee. • be In by 10.30a m. Tuesday . Any questlOns? Call the ~~ "This is the first time we'll The Services for Older Cit. Any questions? Call display news department at 882~294 have a cenq,u location for test izens (SOC) election notice in advertising at 882-3500. 117 Penobscot Building, Detroit • 963-7505 : results and we will be able to last week's paper omitted All claSSIfied ads must be judge how we're doing from the the name of Dorothy Eckert, placed by noon Tuesday. No tests," Frost said. Ph.D., who has agreed to exceptions. Patsy Mogk, a physical edu. serve as a board member if Any questions? Call the clas- Sified department at 882-6900 cation teacher for 31 years, I elected. most recently at Monteith Ele- lot ..

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PHONE (517) 792 093~ 804 S HAMil TON , 18001 ClAA '4'>6 4A September 12, 1991 News Grosse Pointe News 12 candidates Downed lines caused fire in Park file in Woods Fashion bashin' By DonnIi W..... in the 1300 block of Kensing. treated and released later that Staff Writer Big decisions have to be made here. Do I revolt and ton, Hiller said. night, Hiller said. Monday was the last day for A fire in a Grosse Pointe An offi. start all-out war or do I go into hibernation for a few off~uty public safety Firefighters were able to con residents to file nominatmg pe- Park home Friday, Aug. 30, cer who was nearby saw an fine the blaze to the basement, titions to run for mayor, city months? And if I choose to do the latter. is it an act of may have been caused by cowardice? electrical line behind the house Hiller sald. However, other council or munlcipal judge in downed electrical lines, said snap in the storm. Moments parts of the home suffered the Woods city election Tues- The fashion industry has pushed this consumer far Detective Lt. David Hiller. later, he saw flames coming smoke and water damage. day, Nov. 5. The following pe0- enough. When I was younger, leaner and less secure in The fire started during a from the basement of the "Our investigation has traced ple threw their hats in the my knowledge of myself, I allowed myself to be manip- storm about 6:25 p.m. in the house, Hiller said. the pomt of origin (of the fire) ring: ulated by the so-called mavens of fashion. Those days basement of the hOWle. located Neighbors helped the resi. to an electrical panel in the For the two-year term of are history and like it or, in my case lump it (pardon dents of the house - a senior basempnt," Hiller said. "An ex- ma>lIr: incumbent Robert E. the pun), I refuse to respond to their dictates to women citizen and her son - escape. tremely large power surge W$lt Novitke, councilman Paul F. Pointe man for the fall. Never having been accused of being a They were taken to Bon Se- through the panel, starting the Beaupre and Fredenck Love- cours Hospital for observation fire. We think the power surge lace. trendy sort of gal, I have to admit the folks at Wom- gets 15 years an's Wear Daily have toyed with me once too often. and were released later that happened when the lines For the three, four-year night, Hiller said. snapped." . For starters, plaid is not my bag. Apparently, accord- terms open on the city council: Firefighters from the Park Detroit Edison spokesman ing to those in the know, we must wear plaid this fall in fraud case mcumbents Peter Gl1ezan and and Grosse Pointe City re- Scott Simons confrrmed that A Grosse Pointe man was Ted Bidlgare, and Eric Steiner and winter. Lots of plaid, and not the quite subtle sponded. One officer suffered primary electrical lines on Ken. sentenced Aug. 19 to 15 years and James Alogdelis. tones; we're talking bright, loud color here. It has been from heat stroke and smoke sington were downed during and three months in prison for For the four.year position as my observation that in order to carry off wearing plaid inhalation. He was taken to the storm and that workers had mail and Medicaid fraud and municipal judge: incumbent a woman must be at least 6 feet tall in her stocking Bon Secours, where he was repaired them. Herbert Huson, Gregory Ulrich, feet and weigh no more than 80 pounds soaking wet. I drug trafficking. Peter Schumer, Lynn Pierce don't qualify. Furthermore, the "experts" tell us that A U.S. District Court jury and Joseph Brennan. found Dennis Romano, 51, and hemhnes will hover from 2 inches above the knee to others guilty June 19 of engag- downright indecent. ing in a conspiracy to defraud Tap or yoga? As for our accessories, there is no such thing as too the state of Michigan Medicaid WOMEN The Grosse Pointe War Mem- many chains. Lots and lots of chains in various sizes program and Blue CrossIBlue orial is offering tap, jazzique, and layers. Mr. T., eat your heart out! Our grandmoth. Shield of Michigan by using • Free yourself from growth-inhibiting behavior. Hatha Yoga and yoga classes er's little purses with the wrist strap will be perfectly false billings and kickbacks, • Discover new ways to cope. this fall. appropriate. I just may have a few of those in my pack and the distribution of con. • Heal the frightened child within you. Tap dancing, taught by Mimi rat closet. troDed substances. • Overcome feelings of powerlessness Lewalski, is offered Wednes- Remember the old mandate that a lady always According to the U.S. attor. • Individual therapy ney's office in Detroit, Romano days, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., Sept. 18 wears flesh-colored sheer stockings, rarely colored, un. • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. to Oct. 30. The cost is $40 for less black or navy in the evening? Forget it. This sea- owned and operated three clin- ics in Detroit that provided seven weeks. son our legs simply must match our s~. ~ere are Jazzique, also taught by drug addicts and others with almost no exceptions to the colors. ThIs one pIece of Mimi Lewalski, is on Wednes- prescriptions for controlled sub- 886-1792 days, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Sept. 18 news is acceptable for those of us attempting to hide stances, performed unnecessary to Oct. 30. The cost is $40 for varicose veins and receives my hearty endorsement. medical tests on the patients of .. seven weeks. On the subject of shoes, once again we may be able the clinic, billed Medicaid and . The Yoga class is Wednes- to raid oW"old closets, for the choices are plentiful Blue Cl'068 and Blue Shield for days, 7:15 to 8:45 p.m., Sept. 18 here. Dorothy and her magical red slippers would be the tests and received kick. to Oct. 23. The class is taught able to trip happily down the Yellow Brick Road to Oz backs from the laboratory that coming next week by Betty Locke, and costs $40 this fall. We would also feel totally comfortable in our performed the tests and from for six weeks. old tap shoes, the ones with the big bows on the tops the pharmacists who filled the blithe spirit Hatha Yoga, the style of and the stumpy heels. Perfect! prescriptions. Romano, through the opera- B.K.S. Iyengar, is offered on I could continue by advising you that an assortment Mondays - continuing students tion of the various clinics, was fall '91 Shimmery ~ of stretch tights worn with either a very short Betty responsible for fraud against at 8:30 to 10 a.m., beginners r-.. ~.::::...-:- ~ ~ chiffons... : from 10:15 to 11:45 a.m., Sept. Boop trapeze dress or tunic can go almost anywhere, the Medicaid program amount- but you probably wouldn't believe it. ""- ..- ~ knock-out : 16 to Oct. 28, and on Saturdays ing to about $7 million and sweaters and ~ Not wanting to appear a total wimp, I will elect to fraud against the Blues ./ . ~~ for beginners, 9 to 10:30 a.m., jackets. .. : Sept. 21 to Nov. 2. The class, venture out to various business and social functions amounting to about $1 million k ~ .. and the unlawful distribution .tl led by Ed Colombo, costs $42 and take the slings and arrows from the critics. 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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON , /800\ Qf\Il ~4"" pari sons between the two commercials No repeat of and the handling of them by the presi. dent's campaign people. Horton ad Even though the Horton ad had been TV disavowed by the Bush campaign, the' Democratic critics said, the sponsors con. wanted in '92 tinued to use it on cable TV stations duro ing September 1988 while the Bush cam. paign made and ran a variant of it that s the hearings on the nomination was less offensive. of Clarence Thomas open in Wash. However, the Thomas commercial is A ington, it is appropriate to inquire call "character assassination" of Thomas by the Bush campaign, was widely criti. more troubling to Bush in one respect whether they will become a preview of during the hearings. cized for pandering to racial fears because than the Horton commercial was. The 1 1992 presidential campai~Jl tactics. The question of the 1992 campaign it focused on Horton, a convicted black administration is courting at least two of arose because the pro-Thomas commercial Some observers speculated that they felon who raped a white woman and the three Democratic senators cited in the was co-sponsored by Citl.Zens United, an will after the appearance last week of a stabbed her fiance while on a weekend pro.Thomas commercial and believes it organization headed by Floyd Brown, the television commercial that harshly criti. furlough from a Massachusetts prison. has a chance of winning their support for political director of Americans for Bush cizes the ethics of three U.S. senators who The furlough had been granted by Gov. the nomination. which in 1988 created the controversial are in the process of passing judgment on Michael Dukakis, Bush's 1988 Demo- Even if the president and his campaign . Willie Horton commercial. Thomas' nomination to the Supreme cratic opponent. staff are as honestly upset at the Thomas That commercial, disavowed at the time Court of the United States. Some Democrats have even made com. commercial as they appear to be, its very At the sarne time, however, the ultra. use in the effort to win confirmation of . conservative sponsors of the commercial State party preference upheld Thomas' nomination raises fears among contend that their aim is to prevent many observers that 1992 will be another Thomas' foes from repeating their suc. ichiganians who go to the polls before the election, scheduled for next "dirty" political campaign year. cessful campaign against the nomination in March 1992 to vote in the March 17. Those who fail to register in True, most of the criticism of the of Judge &bert Bork to the Supreme Mstate's revived presidential pri. advance at times and places to be set by Thomas commercial to date has been Court. mary will have to register their party the political parties will not be able to lodged against the GOP conservative Even though the president himself criti. preference in advance. vote in the presidential primary. sponsors but surely the next presidential cized the commercial as offensive and The state Court of Appeals recently reo campaign ought to be spared the appeals jected the argument originally made by In the regular primary elections, voters counterproductive, the ultraconservative must stick to a single party but do not to the emotions that were created by the sponsors refused to withdraw it when reo Zolton Ferency, Michigan State Univer- Horton commercial and some Democratic sity professor and one-time Democratic have to register their specific party in ad. quested to do so by the president and his vance. But the presidential primary law responses to it in 1988. chief of staff, John Sununu. Party state chairman, and upheld in an will not affect the the regular primaries In that respect, the nation doesn't de. Ingham County Circuit Court ruling that serve a repeat of 1988 in 1992. Instead. the sponsors said they hoped to in 1992. found the law unconstitutional. But the Thomas nomination should not _ show Democratic Sens. Edward Kennedy The appeals court ruled that the closed In our view, the new presidential pri. be subject to as violent a display of parti. of Massachusetts, Joseph R. Biden of Del. presidential primary law in Michigan mary law assures a broader vote than sanship as the Bork nomination was, aware and Alan Cranston of California, does not create additional qualifications cast under the caucus system used by either. Instead, both sides ought to stick members of the Judiciary Committee for voting and didn't violate the right to a both parties in 1984 and 1988 but it still to the facts about Thomas and his qualifi. hearing Thomas' testimony, what is in secret ballot. is more restrictive, and thus less desir. cations to serve on the court and avoid store for them and other lawmakers if Under the law, voters will have to de- able, than the open primaries that oper. emotional appeals of the kind lodged they engage in what the conservatives clare a party preference at least 90 days ated until 1984. against the three senators.

A view from the sidelines by Wilbur Elston

hose of us who have lived beyond trade such as the computer that has dis- three score years and 10 sometimes placed not only the typewriter but the Tfeel that we are lonesome survivors mind in the view of some of us older ob- of our times. servers. That feeling seems to arrive more fre- It was ever thus, of course. The new re- quently as the years roll on and we learn places much of the old. Those who never of the deaths of loved ones, one-time col. knew the Depression, for example, never leagues and the public personages who will know the sacrifices that hard times made the headlines in our times. imposed on a nation and its people any Russell Baker, the New York Times more than they will know that the Blue columnist, dealt with one aspect of this Eagle was the trademark of the Nationa! problem for we aging oldsters the other Recovery Administration that was part of day when he remarked: "With aging, FDR's New Deal. there are fewer and fewer people familiar Even the New Deal is unrecognizable with the culture that is yours." to some moderns. An editor of the Detroit Baker, a philosopher, humorist and News, for example, purports to find justi. best-selling author who just turned 66, fication for the final end of the New Deal even offered a quiz to inform the young- in the rout of communism in Eastern Eu. sters of how little they know about the rope and the Soviet Union. In his view, times in which their parents and grand. the New Deal was merely a bulwark parents lived. against the threat of revolution. His point was to illustrate the depth of Even granting the excesses of some the cultural gaps that make it hard to New Deal programs, however, it is diffi. talk to each other across generations and cult to justify the libertarian approach of to have some fun proposing words and recent years that has prompted the aban- phrases for oblivion as a result of the donment of many forms of New Deal reg- momentous developments in what used to ulation, with the results that we read in be known the Soviet Union. as the business page headlines every week. ------True, a word such as "Kremlinology" and a phrase such as "soft. on commun. Unfortunately, even as we aging olds. KEEPS ON GOING AND GOING ANC GOiNG .•..•.••..•.... ism" may be gone with the Soviet Union ters pass our own judgments on modern but for the aging oldsters the generation life, we're subject to that most distressing gap is much broader than that. criticism of all: "He (or she) has failed to Letters It extends to music, literature, art and keep up with the times." even to the tools of the newspaperman's If so, thank God. Painful Preface to his 1905 edition of "Juvenal." It is a nice Time of need To the Editor: question whether Dr. Sulli. To the Editor: The Grosse Pointe News, van can properly claim to After reading the arti-,' Will chickens control the fox? Aug. 29, printed a letter be reminded of words that from Louis W. Sullivan, Housman never wrote. cles Aug. 29 regarding reo .. he head of the newly appointed with the governor's intention "to phase I the secretary of Health and Housman was scrupu- apportionment, am con. ' Council for the Arts and Cultural out art funding over the next few years." Human Services, urging cemed. The reason for my , lously exact in hIS own Affairs offers hope that public fund. In concern centers around T Olson once reportedly referred to funding care driVIng on the La. scholarship and, as the line the possibility of the city , ing of the arts in Michigan is not a dead supporters as "killer bees." bor Day weekend and recit- mIsquoted by Dr. Sullivan issue. Olson, chairman of the Mackinac Cen- ing statistics about deaths shows, an unsparing critic of Grosse Pointe Park' In interviews in the daily press, Judy ter, a Midland.based conservative think from traffic accidents. of fauIL"!, such as mlSQUota. bemg placed In the 2nd • Rapanos of Midland, the new chaIrperson, tank, told Nancy Malitz of the Detroit Dr. Sullivan says he is tion, by others He also was Distnct of Wayne County, : and in 90 doing, separate ' said she believes public funding "is here "reminded of what the Bn- of News the other day that he wants "to be a master English proee, the city from the other to stay," despite the state's fiscal crisis sure the council is not used as a lobby for tlsh poet A.E. Housman and no doubt would be I Grosse Pointes. that led Gov. John Engler to propose wrote: A moment's Irked at having the flaccid contmued support at the state level." thought would have shown expressIon "a painful pr0- phasing out public support for the arts. him, but a moment is a The articles refer to a DespIte her comments, it is clear that That inSIstence apparently ensures con- cess" attnbuted to hIm. tmumg controversy over the arts-funding long time and thought is a Housman's shade de- "minimal change plan'" the controversy is not at an end, espe- painful process.'" beIng presented by Wayne Clally with the appointment of lin avowed Issue although It is doubtful that Olson serves an apology from Dr. can serve as a "fox" on the new council A.E. Housman never Sulhvan (or perhaps his County Commissioners foe of public arts-funding to the new state wrote this - exactly His O'Neil, Kelley and' in VIew of the presence of some pretty ghostwnter) council. precise words are: ''Three Amann Where is lilt Dis- ! strong "chIckens" who support public Edward M. Wise The former chaIrman of the now abol- minutes' thought would trict Commissioner DaVId fundmg GI'088ePointe Park Ished MichIgan Council for the Arts, Leon suffice to find this out; but Cavanagh during thIs' Cohan, saId the governor's appointment Even though the governor's chief of thought IS irksome and tIme of need? What is his . staff told a TV audience state support of three minutes is a long stance regarding Grosse f)( arts-funding foe D Joseph Olson is "like puttIng a fox in the chIcken coop." the arts WIll be phased out in three years, tune." More letters POinte Park? we still have hopes that the pubhc will Housman was a classIcal Olson hImself admIts he sought the ap- back the "chickens" - and penn anent scholar as well as a poet on page SA Alfred Becker pointment because he 15 In consonance pubhc fundmg of the arts. The hne appears In the Gros8e Pointe Park '

• ------_ .._~ . I - the construction on Jefferson is tie old lady In dIstress. blocked by a "Workers in saw another httle old lady who If it's not Trees" sign. (How do they get She had a totebag of books was haVing trouble putting her their filing cabinets up there?) she Was moving slowly down bags in her car trunk. So you get to work and upon the sidewalk. She picked up the I quick ducked my head and one thing se.ttling in for a long face-off totebag, which had broken han- pretended I was looking for WIth the computer, you spill dles, and tossed It a few feet in something in my grocery bag It was just one of thoee days. your coffee. front of her then shuffled up to untll I was past her. Rude? It to repeat the process You know the kind: You're The computer, obVIously, Probably, but with my luck, lymg in bed looking at the slows down as you speed up she would have beaned me Being a former Boy Scout, clock. It's 8:15 and you think, keeping you at Its pace. Then' With a tire Iron. and despite rumors and my "Ahh, my alarm hasn't gone off with a final "so there," it take~ I had to walt in the aisle of Ronald J. ~rnas carefully cultIvated image, I'm yet." your cursor to show you just the parkmg lot wtule a car You cloee your eyes, snuggle who's in charge. a genuinely nice guy and I without a handIcapped hcense thought I'd redeem my day by back down under the sheets You do what you're told to plate waited for another car in the bIg gun - the staff com- helping the lady out. and realize with a start, "Ohh, do: Tell the rest of the staff and deliberately. Still nothing without a handIcapped hcense puter expert. So I saId to her, WIth as kind my alarm hasn't gone off yet." your computer is down and So he does it again, but all he plate to pull out of a handi. a face as I know how to put on, In your rush to get ready for that they had better save "My computer's stuck. I sees is my story on the screen, capped parking spot. Mean. "Can I help you, ma'am?" work - you know you'll be late what's on their screens because think we have to reboot." silently mocking us. whIle, I looked over and - you step on the cat, stub She looked up at me and m. theirs might be the next to pull i' "Your computer's stuck. We watched the lady in distress I your toe, find an overdue bill in a power play. He doesn't even ask what I stead of the grateful thanks I had IgnOred fish through her did. He knows the computer have to reboot." was expectmg, she snarled and your frantic search for your You hold the function key purse for a tIp for the young Just does this. yelled, "Go away. You're not keys and realize that horrible down and hit the Nothing. boy who helped load her grocer. "x." Thank you, Dr. Microchip needed here." stench in your apartment is the You do it again, more carefully ies. "Did you do function 'x'?" Icould go on, but the point is A perfect cap to my day, I leftovers you were going to and deliberately. Still nothing. For the first time that day I "Ten times," I say as he made. All this complaining is thought. But it wasn't over yet. bring to work for lunch. So you do it again, but all you laughed. What else could I do? holds down the function key simply laying the groundwork I stopped at the grocery store On your way to work the see is the story on the screen, And the rest of the day went and hits the "x." Nothing. He regarding my frame of mind and picked up a few items and street you turn down to avoid silently mocking you. You call does it again, more carefully better, because I knew tomor- when I left work and saw a lit. was walking to my car when I row couldn't possibly be worse .

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. IIi MargIe Reins Smith Can do 1/4 c. chopped walnuts hosted by DREAMS (Dedicated Denise TreWlCh of Grosse Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Research Education Analysis of Pointe Wood.s entered 10 items Beat together eggs, sugar and Multiple Sclerosis), the fun. in the canning/preserving and vanilla for two minutes at high draising arm of the Multiple baking categories at the Michi: speed. Sift together flour and Sclerosis Research and Compre- I gan State Fair this year. salt and blend into egg mix. hensive Clinic Center at WSU's : ''This is the fll'St time I en- ture. Add oranges (save liquid) School of Medicine and the De- II tered anything," she said. "My and fold in walnuts. troit Medical Center. (Whew, husband encouraged me to do Spread evenly on greased what a mouthful.) I it." and floured 15-inch by 1O.inch Anyway, tickets are $100 a I She won nine ribbons: one jellyroll pan. Bake 25 minutes person. Call 643-8555 or 228- f1l'8t place; four second places; or until brown and fmn. Cool 0088 for info. I 15 minutes. , two third places; two honorable mentions. Frosting The first place ribbon was in Wine 'n' dine I the relish category - for hor- 2T.~ftbuuerorm~ume The 10th Detroit Interna-j 11. grated orange rind tional Wine Auction, a benefit seradish - which she grows in dash of salt her yard. for Detroit's Center for Crea- 1 2 T. mandarin orange juice tive Studies, will be held on "Horseradish is one thing 1 1 t. lemon juice won't eat," Treusch said. "I Saturday, Sept. 21, at the Edsel 3 c. powdered sugar, divided won't touch it." & Eleanor Ford House in remajning 1/3 'c. chopped or- Grosse Pointe Shores. Treusch's winning entry in anges _the baking category was Man- J. Brian Cole of Christie's ll-l c. finely ~8ptJeoti walnuts darin Orange Bar Cookies will serve 8! the-a11<:tierteer-fu!o- "It's an adaptation of an old Cream together butter or the event, which has raised family recipe," she said. margarine, orange rind, salt, more than $800,000 for the cen- orange Juice, lemon juice and 1 ter's performmg and visual arts Mandarin Orange Bars c. powdered sugar. Beat until programs. 2 eggs smooth. Add remaining 113 c. For more information, call 1 1/2 c. light brown sugar, chopped oranges and 2 c. pow- 872-WlNE. tightly packed dered 'SUgar. Beat until smooth. 314 t. vanilla Spread on bars. Sprinkle wal- Champagne 'n' 1 1/2 c. sifted tlour nuts on top. Cool. Cut into 1/41. salt bars. Makes 48 cookies. dine ~ c. chopped mandarin or- These, she'll eat. The seventh annual Cham- anges and liquid pagne Gala 1991, a fundraiser DREAMS for the French-American Cham- • A benefit for the Multiple ber of Commerce, will be held Pizza weirdness In a Pinter sketch Sclerosis Research Center at on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at the Wayne State University is set CentenJtage: the grandkids. forming and easing bonds. ''What's the title of that Jill "I'll cosign for you." More Troy Marriott Hotel. There's for Wednesday, Sept. 25, from Three of my parents' six Set the scene for a sketch Ker Conway book? Road from laughter. also a patron party on Thurs- 6:30 to 9 p.m. at a private grandchildren fledged from from Harold Pinter: something?" Phone again. Further pizza day, Sept. 19 and a benefactor country club on the east side. their re$peCtive nests this sum- weirdness. party on Tuesday, Oct. 1. Pieces of china are spread "I think we could all do a This is the second year for mer. Really fledged. by travel- "Gee, I haven't had a pizza Call 393-1055 or 259-2680 for over the lawn. A setting for 12 bike trip ifit isn't too hilly." the fundraiser, which will be ing through Europe on their for a while. Maybe we should more information. own, without even planned itin- from Grandmother's house is. "She actually learned to run up for grabs, or, rather, for let them send some." Chorus of eraries. alongside a horse and leap on, nos. some sensible method of distri- just like the stuntmen in the butlon. . " "Th€ bathroom wiiB down the mOVIes., hall, with an open airshaft be- "If Iever get so old that I "Yeah, but can she stand up want some of that, shoot me," a hind the toilet. When she was and twirl a sword?" in there, she heard a whoosh granddaughter mutters, even "Then he pulls the pack off and something went flying by as another clutches a bowl to and proceeds to butcher the her chest. down the shaft. We were afraid camel and sell the meat, right to ''Mohammed is trying to fax look." there in the street. People come "I can't deal with this. Let's our ticket invoice but the ma- out of the woodwork - they chine is stuck. It's five o'clock just pack the stupid china away know they can get it cheap." till another year." and the people at the agency ''Why doesn't anybody like aren't going to wait any "Please sing us your madri. this pinecone pattern? Ithink gals." longer." Groans of frustratIOn. it's beautiful." Properly urged, they go away Phone rings. "This is Sushi "The sheets weren't clean to get dressed in their costumes It was a summer marked by Pizza and we're sending your and ""hen we turned on the and order settles in. Chairs are ,.nous parents surreptitiously order right away." Hoots of lights, the cockroaches scuttled lined up on the grass. After an wringing their hands and say- laughter from unknown teen- around. But when I tried to get interminable interlude, they ing determinedly that no news age males. my money back, the Turkish come back, a breath of faraway 18 good news. A summer of "It's probably Danny. We owner had forgotten how to with wreaths in their hair. greeting a twc>week~ld p0st- drew worms on his sidewalk." speak English." We grow serious. card with the excitement nor- "Can you believe we were in "You're going to stay in the There in the fresh air, their mally reeerved for diplomatic London a whole month and Sheraton Alice Springs? I sweet voices rise in harmony pouches stuffed with ofticial se- never ate a ploughman's thought Alice Springs was a and the tears spring to our crets. lunch?" Wild West town with dirt eyes. How grown up they are, Three emerging butternies, "So this camel driver, right streets." how self.reliant. For a whole one studying in the British Li. in the middle of the world's "In India, there are people summer they have sung these brary ("reading where Karl busiest intersection (we're on a who work on the streets clean- songs 3,000 mth~sfrom home. Marx read!" his proud mother different trip now), starts beat. ing people's ears and noses." They're our children, but how will tell you - "ask me about ing his camel. It falls to its Eeeyeew! clearly they are not ours any the Common Market," his new knees and he whips out a knife "Everybody's Just now get. longer. knowledge begs), two working and slits its throat!" Screams. ting their class schedules and We thunder our choked-up as street entertainers. The phone rings again. More I've had mine for two days." approval at the last song. A car So the annual summer's-end p!ZZ8 pranks. "We've made an offer on a door slams in the drIveway and family reunion - kids beck, if "When we got to Hamburg, place. Think the bank11 give a a man appears, bearing four not exadly under their parents' we couldn't find the address. mortgage to people without a flat white boxes. sheltering wings, at least safe We were so tired that we just )OO?" Laughter It's the pizza. and a lot wiser - was a little stopped at the first hotel. How more poignant, a little giddier should we know we were in the with the usual chItchat about red1ight district?" Literacy training available electronic fund transfers and TliE WHITTIEQ "I hate thiS china Give all of The Detrott Pubhc Schools brary, 12350 E Warren com smut enlivened by tales it to the oldest." Cacophony of offers a course In bastc readtng "a tradition of excellence in senior living" The daytime workshop IS from the Continent. protest and agreement. methods for anyone who wants Sept 23, 25 and 27 from 10 Their worldly aura added "I thought you guys were to learn how to teach someone 415 Bums Drive a m. to 3 p m at the Cathohc another di'aension to the typi- going to perform." The girls to read Detroit, Michigan 48214 cal reunion mix of nostalgia, of spent the summer singing mad. There are two workshops Soc1al Servtces Building, 9851 anticipation, camaraderie and rigals in public plazas. They planned for September. The Hamilton (313) 822-9000 competition, joy and jealOU!IY, feel they have sung enough for evenmg workshop IS Sept 16, Call 245-3768 for more Infor- sass and geCrets and strife, rJ a lifetime. 18 and 21 at the Jefferson LI- mation _w. -~. • MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS • CONSUL TATtON CMlCltoeYEC ellk.

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MaireJKroger's and the Say yes oppose the Maire School boulevard at East Jeffer- To the Editor: Waterloo plans? My estI- and Kroger changes: son. mate would be that the I E\gree with Grosse Old any of you know the Many of the motorists Letters ,to the editor " Waterloo plan would re- years of research this new passing through these Pointe Shores' President qwre equal if not slightly The Grosse Pointe News welcomes letters to the edi. : Brady that local control IS plan took? Did you realize areas have cars that have greater land. Naturally, tor from readers. Letters should be signed with a : cruCial for our commum- it is the best safety plan for been carefully washed and some trees Will have to be name address and telephone number at which the : ties. This is exactly why I the children? The better- polished at sorne expense to removed, but new trees support the district court ment of all our shopping their owners. Mo~ often write; can be reached during the day in case there are and other plantmgs wIll be for Grosse Pointe Park and parking in the future! than not, these drivers questions. .: added. Over the past decade, Did you take a good look at have no choice becapae of Letters must be signed, and names are WIthheld only , Park reSidents have lost N one of the letters other towns across the traffic constraInts but to under limited circumstances. prmted to date address the control of a congressional country that have cleaned drive through these pud- Address letters to: Editor, Grosse Pointe News, 96 benefit to everyone of hav- district and a post ottice. up, replanted, painted and dles with areas of spray Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236. mg a full-service grocery We will soon lose our grown with the times? usually leaving the cars store CWTent S!Ze severely Wayne County commis- TIllnk please. dirtied and ~ted. On hmits vanety and depth of sioner. None of these losses Grosse Pomte IS wonder- some of these occasions it ., goods, and necessitates can. has provoked interventIOn ful - we are blessed With is even enough to require Parenting workshop is Wednesday tmuous restocking. Many the best in police and fire on the part of the other the use of windshield wip- The Children's Home of De- local shoppers must fre- departments. The educa- stand me!" on Wednesday> Pomtes' mayors, yet on ers. troit will sponsor a community quent more than one store tional system is outstand- Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at th.t this issue they feel com- Not only 18 this a nuis- education series parenting to fulfill their needs. The Ing Our neighbors are car- Children's Home, 900 Cooi pelled to do so. ance and an expensive an- workshop, examining the pro- proposed enlargement mg people. Our Vl1lage and Road in Grosse Pointe Woods. . The state has made it noyance but in fact it even cess of communication between would alleVIate this prob- Hill are a pleasure to shop There is no admission abundantly clear that it in- defeats the purpose of the parents and adolescents. lem. in. The H111Association is charge. Refreshments will ~ tends to eradicate munici. sprinklers - watering the Suzanne H. Paille, ACSW, Kroger's goal is to offer a fixing up and planting, re- served. For more infonnatioq, pal courts - by incorporat- grass. There is not a great will present "They don't under- large and complete selec shapmg their area call 885-3510. ., ing them into eXlstmg deal of grass growing in hon, mcluding specialty Why can't we look our courts. If the Park does not the pavement of the Items, to current custom. best, have the best safety act to create its own dIs. streets. ers Their projectIOns Indi. for our children, have bet- trict court now, the state Any competent mainte- cate that customer growth ter shopping and parking, will do It for us, most pre- nance man could redirect would remain almost con- dictably, by incorporatmg and the advantages that these sprinklers so they stant, while the neighbor. us mto the 36th DIstrict. are available to other water the intended lawn Follow The Leader! hood patrons would be far areas? So much for local control - and not the streets. The better serviced. All this will not happen much less accountability. answer is, of course, that Obviously, many of the for years if this plan is Creation of a Park dIs- they really don't care and fine detal1s of the proposal stopped. trict court Will not only these municipalities take are mcomplete, but it IS preserve local control - the Jill Williams an arrogant and indifferent only in the concept stage. I 'little we still have left - Grosse Pointe City attitude toward the feelings stress the word concept, for but will actually increase of the motorists. We all that is all it is - not a it. It will close the existing love the beauty of the bou- plan to be implemented as escape hatch for persons levards but many of us en- It stands, but a concept to Drenched sentenced by our Municipal joy driving in clean auto- be modified and refined To the Editor: Court who are now able to mobiles. Car washes today mto a final deSIgn. I wish to ask where the appeal their cases (no rea- cost anywhere from $4 to At this juncture, the Idea municipalities earn the son necessary) to the over- $10. should be given a chance, right to soak cars and mo- crowded Wayne County Previous phone com- and the Maire PrO and tonsts driving through the Circuit Court docket where plaints have only resulted school board encouraged to boulevard and sprinkled county standards of crime in callous indifference, ridi. work With the rest of the areas of East Jefferson and and punishment prevail. cule and bureaucratic business and non.business Mack Avenue. The Shores "buckpassing. " A Park district court community to come up is particularly adept at may not be in the best in- I would hope the munici- with a specific proposal having its water sprinklers terests of the Shores - or palities would have some benefiting the entire com. spray everything but the the three other Grosse concern for the sensibilities munity. grass. East Jefferson fre- Pomtes for that matter. of the motorists who they Danielle Harris quently 18 flooded with wa. But as a Park resident, I are apparently trying to President ter, especially in the south. feel my community's best please by their beautifica- The Board bound lanes, and often interests must be served, tion efforts along the boule- of Directors enough the sprinklers are through the creation of a vards. The Grosse Pointe spraying directly on cars district court and preserva- John H. Burrows, M.D. Village Association that are obliged to pass tion of local control. Grosse Pointe Park through. This is often the Gail K. Reagan Please think Grosse Pointe Park case also on Mack Avenue To the Editor: in the Woods and in Grosse roue Pointe This letter is to all who Pointe Park on the new Moire/Kroger To the Editor: ~..!.Y3'/, ... ,... 11'1:\11:\1 A number of letters have I ""'011 ~omG P Hgl) cop~ been printed regarding a (gG/f f::;f;.u• ., ~~ plan, now in the concept stage, for a new Maire --Clearance Sale school student drop oft7plck up zone which also hap- Making room for English Shipment pens to incorporate an ex- pansion of Kroger's. Most Selected items reduced 20% or more assume that ciuld safety September 16 to 2B and an expanded Kroger's are antithetical. In fact, the • No. 1 concern is children's 18226 Mack Ave. 11.5 safety, and the proposed expansion is not at odds 343.0256 with this. Currently, children being picked up and dropped off are exposed to the dangers of two-way traffic on a busy thoroughfare. The concept plan establishes a one-way loading area on school p.vperty. The f'we pulnti; uf situating crossing guards, warning signs, etc_, will be '. examined in traffic studies ...... upon concept approval. "'I. Concern has been ex- SATURDAY, SEPrEMBER 14 pressed about an adequate 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. buffer between the pro- Metro Detroit's newest .. posed Kroger's parking MICHIGAN ADMISSION $10 , areas and the school, specif- PAYABLE AT 1UE DOOR , old bank is still the best! 1 icaIIy referencing the haz- ards of trucks, shopping DeiGN 1700 S'I'lm DRIVE Interest rates os of 9-5-91 carts and other non-school TROY, MIClUGAN traffic. \10,\1.' \I \Rh.FT K \I"l-.S CeNeR (313) 649-4772 The plan offers several (~~ff~.'l'/l~l. options to help guarantee Jil! ~"h "....&, "~ A&%ii children's safety through a Natlonal Bank of DetrOIt 510 choice of hedges and/or re- Manufacturers 490 taining fences separating Comenca 500 the commercial and school MICt'lQOn National 490 areas beginning at the new Standard Federal 510 car entry. FirstFederal of MlChfgan 510 ~B Trucks will contmue to Firstof Amenca 475 use the alley immediately ._ on 'S 000 del'<- Soon< mommum dc:poolt ~ may be loom" • FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER I behind Kroger's and un- H'Ilfla rlIleJ moy Ix onIIohI< for ...... ~ JOIN US FOR AN IDEA-CHARGED EVENT. load at anew, hopefully in- 40 DESIGNERS DISPLAY THEIR TALENTS. side, dock Further, the ex. ., I;I\T YE \R ( FRTfFI< .HI • panded Kroger's, able to ~RE'~~Z::'j Re domg? Re rlf'Wlng? Come to where heautlful stock in greater depth, will Ideas begm a full day to dIscover the ad- require fewer delivenes, vantages of workmg Wlth a design profesSiOnal hence, fewer trucks. Negative comments have • View be-auti1'uJJy designed vignettes by al80 been made about the '1 000 m.."mum bcIlancco talented area interior designers loss of both established trees and property. Ac- • ~ and nMew porttbIios ~ IIlOre than 4G interior designel'8, ready to 8RS'fIfer )Om' tually, after re-Iandscapmg • \{1C'hlgan DesIgn C('nt('r IS I()(atffi on and fence repositIoning, the SnJlz DriVE' lIoIorth off Maple Road home design questions • I school property currently I)(')w('pn Crook., am CoohdR<' • Attend a lecture on What to Look for When not m use would be fully Seleding an Interior Designer. utilIZed and offset the prop- erty change that would oc Memtler FDIC • At)Qlr leisure, window-shop our showrooms. cur WIth Kroger's expan ~the ~ available thmugh)Om' slon interior designer at Miclligan DesIgn Center For all that ha<; been For information, wntten m thiS regard, has • Our D'Cafe p:rden restaurant will be open anybody compared the land for)Qlr dining pleasure. adjustments With the I September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 9A

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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON 11800\968 3456 10A September 12, 199t Automotive Grosse Pointe NewsJ. Classic car auctions offer fun and a strong dose of nostalgia:; The midway at the Kruse In Some were commonplace in provIde the least expensIve way a~han 10 198?, when he made ternational Labor Day Classic their day, like the 1951 Ford to get mto car collecting. hIS first classIC car purc~ at VIctoria that sat 10 the lot out- It can also provide an expen. the Kruse Labor Day auctIOn, a I Car Auction rivals that of most SIde the auction hall. In the sive way, If you want to start 1930 Ford Model A woodle state fairs. You can get a piece De- ~ early these cars were at the t,>p,as did Tom Man- pot Wagon ~ of greasy deep-fried dough, or '50s, spun cotton candy on a paper everywhere - handsome cars, ?' that is why they sold so well. stick or an assortment of other But now they are rare and stomach.wrenching dehcacies. beautiful. You can also buy an authen. Autos bc gasoline pump from the The '51 Ford Victoria was '308, or a neon dealership sign Ford's answer to General Mo- that says "Packard Service" or By Richard Wright tors' very successful "hardtop ''TerT8Plane'' or a Chevrolet convertibles" and has special clock with a bubbling neon significance in Auburn because tube around the face. It was designed by the late Gor- A constant stream of traffic don Buehrig, of Grosse Pointe, who had designed Duesen- IS coming in off nearby I.fi9 and burgs, Auburns and Cords duro the vast parking lot Itself IS a Photos by JeMY King ) , ing the His best known show of the interesting cars '308. works were the "coffin.nosed" '57 Lincoln Mark ill was not highly regarded when new,', many of the VlSltors drive. Cord 812 and the boat.tailed but is a show-stopper now. ' Helicopters and Ford Tri.Mo- tor airplanes fly constantly Auburn Speedster. overhead, treating visitors to Next to the '51 Ford was an Avanti convertIble of recent aerial an view of the 300-acre vmtage, the latest version from auction grounds south of Au- Youngstown, Ohio, of a 30-yelU'- bum, Ind. An airplane pulls a old design. Studebaker intro- SIgn promotmg a rival collector. duced the fiberglass-bodied car auction firm, Detroit-baaed Avanti in 1963. After Stude- Charleston-Seroka Productions. baker went out of buiness, a Classic-car auctions are fun If you're looking for nostalgia. this line of firm continued to build the and have become a big business Chevrolets has it. AvantllD South Bend, Ind., un- in recent years and the grand. lion went on the block and muscle cars from the '60s and til the mid.'SOs, when the f11'I1l daddy of them all it! the annual about 150,000 people came to '70s, big-finned behemoths from was sold a Youngstown busi- Labor Day auction in Auburn, to look at them, maybe bId on the '50s, rounded and stream. nessman. which was started by Dean them, perhaps evell buy one lined entrees from the '40s and The Avanti still looks mod. Kruse in 1970. By 1991, the There it! something for every. elegantly fendered machines em and unusual after almost annual event had grown to its one - this year there are a cou- from the '308. 30 years. Interestingly, the con. premier status as THE collector ple of Duesenbergs worth mil- As I edged toward one of the vertible version looks more con- car auction of the year. This lions of dollars, cars owned by two auction blocks, a Martin ventional than the sedan. year, aorne 5,000 cars ranging Elvitl Presley and Sammy Wasp was being auctioned. I Nostalgia, real deep nostal. in value from $1,000 to $5 mil. Davit! Jr., and more ordmary had never heard of it and ap- gia, for me goes back into the parently no one else had either, '30s and two lines of cars just because bidding was sluggish, outside the auction hall put me despite the fact that it was a in a time warp. One was a line LooIWag for IODletb1n'll different? How about a VW Beetle . motor home? magnificent.looking car, one of of Chevrolets which ranged only two built in Bennington, from 1940 to 1931 and nearby Vt., by a marine engineer who was a line of Fords of similar wanted an American answer to vintage, including the first car the Rolls-Royce. It was for sale I can remember, a 1934 coupe for $36,000. my father owned. If you talk to vitlitors at this In restored, like-new condi. or any auction or collector car tion, thUle cars that were once show, you begin to get a feel so commonplace are now worth for the role that the automobile a lot of money - $10,000 and plays in our lives, whether one up for coupes and sedans, more realizes it or not. People who than twice that for converti. have never been car buffs none- bles. But many of them were theless feel an incredible nos- not in like-new condition, they talgia when they see cars from were just unusually old used their childhood that their par- cars and woUld sell for' prires in '51 Fard Ylc:torIa 'WCIlI dedaud by the late Gordon Bueh. ents, relatives or neighbors the $1,000 to $2,000 range. A . 1957 was Cl'~retty goocl year as Cl Chewolet c:onvertibl(: rig to aro.. Polm •• owned. big auction like thi8 one can cmd Ford Relrac:tabl. prove. counT DOWrt SALE

~ ~ LESS THAN 30 1991 BRAND NEW CADILLACS MUST BE SOLD BY SEPT. 26, 1991 Save Up To An Additional $2,50000 Direct From Cadillac, But Hurry It All Ends m r2 h 1 1 EXAMPLES OF SAVINGS 1991 BROUGHAM 1991SEDAN DEVILLE Stk. '1462 Stk.'1542 MSAP $31,380 MSRP $31,641 RINKE DISCOUNT $4,390 RINKE DiSCOUNT.. $4,441 FACTORY BONUS $2,500 FACTORY BONUS $2,000 =:: $24,490'" =:::~$25,200'" &aER RINKE GoILLAC A General Motors Family Since 1917 MASTER 758-1800 DEALER DfOlCATfOTO VlCfWHOl 1-696 at Van Dyke ~ .,.& September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Events 11A Cinema League Chorus begins rehearsing begins season The St Clair Shores CIVIC thereafter. Chorus will begm rehearsals The chorus, under the direc. The Grosse Pointe Cinema for the Christmas season on 110n of Ruth Brennan, wel. League will begin its 37th sea. Monday, Sept. 15. comes former members and son with a 35mm slide show, Rehearsals will be held at new members from St. Clair '1'hree Carnival Cities," by Dr. Lake Shore PresbyterIan Shores and surrounding com. Mary Panonessa on Monday, Church on Jefferson, one block mum tIes Sept. 23, at the War Memorial at 8 p.m. north of 11 Mile. The first For further mformatlOn, call meeting will begin at 7 p.m., Eileen Tunak at 7784759 or Future movie and slide pre- and at 7:30 p.m. each week Ruth Brennan at 777-1998 sentations are scheduled for the following Mondays in 1991 and 1992: Sept. 23, Oct. 7 and 28, Medieval fair is Sunday Nov. 11 and 25, Dec. 9, Jan. 13, A "Medieval Faire" IS the heraldry. A Craft Show and 1992, Feb. 24, March 16 and theme of the New Baltimore Sale will feature Early Ameri. 23, April 6 and 27, and May 11 HIstorical Society's Annual can and present-day crafts. and 18. Fall Harvest Crafts & History The Medieval Faire takes The CInema League wel. FestIval. place Sunday, Sept. 15, 11 a.m. comes new members and Featuring re-enactors from to 5 p.m., at the VFW Post guests. Single membership dues the Society for Creative Anach. 7573, located at 35011 23 Mile are $17; couples are $27. Ad- ronlSm, the fair includes foot Road (M.29) in New Baltimore. mission for non-members is $4 JOustIng by kmghts, medieval d includes refreshments. dance demonstrations and irISh AdmlSSion is $2 for adults; For more information, call balladeer Jim Buckmgham, $1 for children and pre-school ~ 1.7511. who wlll do three shows. children are free. Proceeds will The fair wlll also include con- benefit the Grand Pacific House tmuous medieval demonstra- Museum in downtown New hotography tions, such as cooking, calligra- Baltimore. phy, embroidery, spinning, For more information, call OW armor-making, cham mail and 725.2770 or 725.9879. The War Memoricd has planned activities for th. entire family at the annual open house Sun- this weekend day. [People with an interest in ~otography can meet at the Community open house is Sunday iiearborn Civic Center, 15801 tIlichigan Ave. at Greenfield in There will be fun for the Best Costume Award for child- On the same day, the Youth Dearborn, on Saturday and whole family at the War Mem. ren, cartoons to be shown in- Swap Shop will be held on the onal's annual community open side and a rescue mission demo daY, Sept. 14-15, for the War Memorial's back lawrt. house on Sunday, Sept. 15, onstration by the U.S. Coast iant Used Camera Show and KJ(ls from 6 to 16 will have the from noon to 3 p.m. This year's Guard. odel Shoot. Photorama USA. opportunity to buy, sell or trade event will celebrate the charac- "Our open house is a family lSt usable toys, books, games or Photorama USA will be open ~ the pubhc on Saturday from ters of Warner Bros. Looney fun day where Grosse Pointers sports equipment. Each seller's 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday Tunes and is free to the public. can enjoy their community cen. merchandise IS limited to what from 10 a.m. to 4 p.rn. The day will include pony ter," Mark Weber, president, fits on a card table, which costs rides, face painting, clowns, a said. "Also, it's a way of saying Admission is $5. Photorama $2 to rent. space moonwalk, a calliope, a thanks to the community for its USA will operate a hot line to For more information, call polka band, a Looney Tunes support." provide further information: 881-7511. aB4-2242. • More than 100 dealers will Program for parents laY new and used as well Sample premIum shown mcludes State's saints, scoundrels discussed mlDdalory no-fault mJurlD~ with hard.to-fmd photo equip- is on teen stress , Homeowners The fourth annual Dr. "Michigan History: Samts $200 deduclIble comprehenSive nt, and antique and collecti. ? t Frank Bicknell Educational and Scoundrels." The community is inVlted to and coverage, for dnven With 5 yan of ~le photographia. Most of the Fire Insurance safe dnvin .. mamed. age 2S~1 with fealers will be prepared to buy, Lecture will be held Thurs- The lecture is made possi- a program on teen stress spon- ( 1WO or more caIi 10 be inJured 011 day, Sept. 19, at 7:30 p.m., ble by the Dr. Frank Bick. sored by St. Thomas Lutheran Also Offered at ume poiie)' when vdllcle IS used for !ell or trade equipment. pleasure an1y. : A workshop on model photog- in the auditorium of Grosse nell Educational Fund. No Church, 23801 Kelly Road, 9-11 ~ Same Low Cost Premiums ftphy will be offered both days. Pointe South High School. admission will be charged 2 and Stephens, in East De- 'J.!1etimes will be announced at This year's featured and everyone is invited. troit. ilie show. speaker is Jerry Roe, Michi- Light refreshments will be Byron Porisch, youth director I A free shutter check will be gan historical commisioner. served after the talk. m Troy, will speak Sunday, Mrered with admission, by Mid- .ton expert on this part of the For further information, Sept. 15, from 6 to 8 p.m . West Camera Repair. country, Roe will discUss call 884-71J1O. There ~ no charge. For more mformation, call 772.337p. AUTO REPAIR

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· September 12, 1991~ ,;I 12A Semors Grosse Pointe News;. Vacation season's history, and that's one way to enjoy it : So, you've had your vacation. landmarks of interest. Take sacraments. A small wood altar Stroh brewery off Gratiot is St. : Except for a few holidays there Sleeping Bear Dunes in the IS carved in the likeness of Joseph's Roman Catholic is nothing to look forward to Leelanau Pemnsula on the modem day saints. Mother Ter- Church. Its spire rises 300 feet until next year - some 50 shore of Lake Michigan. Its esa of Calcutta Btands among to pierce the urban skyline. weeks away That's if you're shifting golden sands were lik- them. Father Gabriel Richard's Three naves nearly equal in still 10 the world of work. ened by historian Bruce Catton P' T. body lies in a glass and marble height are supported by 12 I For retirees, this time limits- to Beethoven's "Emperor" crypt in a chapel that connects northern Michigan pine pillars tion doesn't necessarily apply. plano concerto. Catton grew up rime Ime the church to the rectory. to represent the 12 apostles, They can not only travel when not far from the dunes and St Anne's is the oldest par- the pillars of the church. It pleases them but they can go wrote about them in a book Ish, but S S. Peter and Paul is The First Presbyterian in the off.season when plane called "W81ting for the Mom. the oldest bullding It dates Church on Woodward, built in tickets are cheaper and hotel mg Train." back to 1848. For 20 years it 1889, was modeled after Trinity I rates are reduced. Another famous author who By l\1arian Trainor was the cathedral of the Arch- Church in Boston. Christ But there is a rub here also. spent 20 of his ilrSt 21 sum. diocese of Detroit. The altar is Church on Jefferson, "The I The tight budget of many reti- mers at a cottage near Pete- Closer to home are the log- toric Ypsilanti, which housed a made of marble imported from Westminster Abbey of Detroit," I rees limits their travel even at skey on Walloon Lake is Ernest ging museums In Saginaw lames' hterary group In 1842; Italy. Three life-size paintings was built in 1845. It is known i barg81n prices. It's the old Hemingway. County The oldest are in the Brondson Park In Kalamazoo behmd the altar tell the story for the beauty of its sanctuary. , Catch 22; if you have the The Hemingway cottage, east central area. Paul Bunyan where a few Indian mounds of the church. The woodwork throughout the I money, you don't have the time called Windemere, is still there and Babe the Blue Ox _ 42 ax remain that served as burial The third oldest parish is St. interior is all butternut. i and if you have the time you This part of the country was handles and a plug of tobacco sites and platforms for Indian Mary's In Greektown. The Cathedral Church of St. Paul I don't have the money. the locale for 10 of his short wide between the horns _ are orators; the old mill in Linden mam altar IS of carved wood. IS home to one of the city's However, faraway places are stories and his flrSt published saId to have logged In Saginaw on the banks of the Shiawassee There IS a massive Circular can- largest Episcopal congregations. not the only answer to a fun- novel, ''The Torrents of County which was erected in 1850 and vas on the ceiling depicting the Among the treasures it holds filled and relaxing vacation. Spring." ground grain until 1956; the Immaculate ConceptlOn of . are an altar carved in Oberam. There IS much to see and do In Mamstee there is an 1m- Other places of interest are octagon house In WashIngton, a Mary. Most notable are 10 pol- mergau, Germany; larger than nght here in Michigan - great pressive structure called the the store where Tom Dewey, deSign that was bnefly in ished granite pillars originally hfe oak figures of the crucifIX- swimming and beaches - but Ransdell Theater, named for once a presidential candidate, vogue a century ago. Intended for the Lansing state- Ion; and a wood gallery set you all know that and may Thomas Ransdell, a civic. grew up in Owosso; Frank If you only want to go some- house and bought by the parlsh high in the south transept cop- have experienced much of it minded lawyer who built the Murphy's home in Harbor where for a day, there are his- for $4,000. led from the stone gallery in If you have had enough theater in 1903 Opera houses Beach (he was once governor, torical sites to viSit in Detroit, Across from what was the the English Exeter Cathedral. swimming and fishing this were popular In those days. US. Supreme Court justice and such as Fort Wayne, which was r------"""'Ii summer, you might want to The Ransdell, one of the few confidante of presidents) 'chemi. constructed after the War of I..:t. J m take a color tour of your state. that survived, was one of the cal gemus Herbert Dow's home 1812 to protect Detroit from in. City or wrnsse ninte ~oobs Michigan _ Michigan is beautiful in the grander edifices with a ceiling In Midland; writer James vaslOn from Canada _ fall when the leaves on the mural depicting Venus in a Ohver Curwood's house m Then there are the old NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, meeting as a trees turn to every imaginable golden chariot, drawn by doves, Owosso; the lighthouse at churches in Detroit that have Board of Appeals under the provISions of Section 5-14-1 of the 1975 shade of red and gold. and a curtain with a scene de- Mackinaw City that guided architectural and hIstorical sig. CitX Code will meet in the Council-Court Room of the Municipal Another possibility is a his. scribed as a "Grove Near Ath. thousands of ore vessels nificance Bwlding, 2002S Mack Plaza, on October 7,1991, at 7:30 p.m., to hear torica} tour. 'nlere are many ens." through the treacherous straits; The oldest of these is St. the appeal of William Webster, 2126 Hampton, who IS appealing the and finally, our state capitol in Anne's Roman Catholl'c denial of the Buildin~ Inspector to issue a building permit for" consttuction of an addition to the residence at 2126 Hampton. The' Senior citizens forums planned Lansing, said to be an elegant Church. It has occupied eight building pennit was denied due to a deficiency in the required rear yard ' Michigan Consohdated Gas a round.table discussion with example of the type of state- structures, ranging from a log as set forth in Section 5-4-3 (F), of the Zoning Ordinance of the City of houses built in the nineteenth cabin in 1701 to the present Pointe Woods. A variance is therefore required. All interested Co. (MichCon) is bringing to- the agencies of their choice. Grosse century. tWIn-spired Gothic structure parties are invited to attend. gether utility, legal and health Even closer to Detroit, trips completed in 1887. The interior Chester E. Petersen care professionals to address The free forums are sched. to whtle away a day might tn- has a French motif and the G.P.N.09/12191 City Administrator-elert , the needs of Metropolitan De- uled on the following dates: elude a j8unt to Howell to tour fleur-de.lis, or French lily, 18 troit area senior citizens. Four • 11 a.m. to noon, Thursday, the Livingstone County Court. repeated throughout. All the Senior Citizen Information For- Sept. 12, in Walter P. Reuther house where the venerable windows are inscribed In ums will be held in September Southwest Senior Center, 5555 courtroom still has its shut- French. City or

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By Ronald J. Bem8s are known, are for students m classes Will have the "alne Staff Writer grades two through five who lunch and recess pe~lod" ao;the When school started last have IQf>01 140 or above These rest of the student,; and evel y week, three classes of ex gifted students will receive ac. effort Will be made to Illtlude tremely able students met for celerated curriculums m an ef- them In field triP'; and oth!'r the first ttme In the Crosse fort to meet their mtellectual events m which other ..,tudent!- POinte schools needs on a daily basiS their age partlclpatR The magnet classes, as they SuperIntemlent Ed Shine pro- Shme's original pl'lll tellico posed the classes as part of an for only two classe,;, but HIt, Ie overhaul of the system's pro- sponse forced the board to ap Central High gram for gifted students. Par- prove the third, whIch Involved ents of more than 100 students hlrlng a teacher. No additional plans 50th orlgmally expressed mterest funds were needed, howevN, to Centlal High School cld'>'>of The number was whIttled to 63 hire the thIrd teacher, beulll'>e 1941, plans to meet at the Troy a,; people dropped out Shme had budgeted "Xll,1 Mal'llOtt Hotel, 220 W Big "My guess IS that parents money should more teaehl'l" tlf Beaver, for a 50-year reunIOn SIgned theIr kids up JUst to needed. Two other Glo..,f>e The date If>Saturday, Sept save a place ll.'l they considered Pomte teachers of gifted dnd 21 There will be dmner, danc. their optIOns and then dropped talented chtldren volunteered mg With musIc by the Shelby out for whatever reason," Shme to teach the remallllllg 1\\" Lee Quartet and a cd~h bar said classes Cocktails are at 7 pm, dlnnm Defer Elementary hosts two The pl,m also called fOl mOl e at 8 p m of the magnet classes - one taIloring of mstructlOn to "t u Cost 11> $40 a person class contams 15 students in dents' abilities on a systemWide Used book sale FOI infO!mat IOn, call Alfred grades two and three and the basiS llIdg Shevlll dt 540-2779 01 RIchard other contams 28 students m ShIne hope~ to open the Sally Giacobbe. left. and Mary Remillet of lbe Friends of the Grosae Pointe Public Li- Casey at 549 7052 grades four and five Ferry Ele- net claslorooms one day ...t brary sort LP records. framed art prinls and thousands of WI8dpaperback and hard cover mentary has one class of 20 month so parent,> and commun- books in preparation for Ih. annual fall used book lKlle. Books will be separated into 15 Learn calligraphy fourth and fifth grade students. Ity members can see what the categories. including juvenile. mystery. large print and "how-to:' The sale will be h.ld on Improve your handwl'ltmg Students In the magnet program lS about the tenace of Central Library Friday. Sept. 13. and Saturday. Sept. 14. from 10 a.m. to 5 and learn a calhgraphlc hand p.m. A preview sale for members of tbe Friends will be beld Thunc:lay, Sept. 12. from 6:30 at the same tIme by taklllg the to 8:30 p.m. All proceeds benefit the Grosse Pointe Public Library. Copperplate Calligraphy class FALL IS FOR PLANTING *' at the Grosse POInte War Mem- anal thiS fall This new class LANDSCAPE NURSERY DAY Registration begins for fall classes WIll be held on Mondays from 7 at Historic Eastern Market (1-75 at Mack) .-:; to 9:30 p.m , Sept 16- Nov 4 Sunday, September 15, 1991 W ; The department of conJmun \ ,dry," "WIse Mothers Work- Side" and "What to Listen for Copperplate calbgraphy, the f,ty education WIll ofTel 86 new "hops - Nurturmg Children in m Music." style used to write the Amen- ~ 8am-5pm ,leISure-time, non CIedIt ('I Mothelf>' Workshops - Peace- en's Issues," five classes will be learn€': easIly and does not re- • Trees, shrubs, flowers & morel usual roster of several hundlpd ful P,lrentmg " offered' "ChIldren and FamIhes quire previous art or calh- • Gardemng & Landscape Speclallsts • Pnze drawl[]l{~1 tried-and-true courseq t;tJlI more cla:'bes are "Pasta m TransitIOn," "Co-dependency: graphiC expenence. Add flaIr to ~ Among the cJa::.::.esand .tltlVI Homemade, "PKtures Are You Can Break the Cycle," your InVltatlOns, letters and FREE ADMISSION 'tIes to be offered thiS fall are Fun' Kodak Photographic Sem. "Here Comes the Sun: Personal greetmgs wlth this technique. "~Appetizers and Snacks Low llldr," "Plannmg for EducatIOn Empowerment," "Representing Instructor Maureen WIck- Fat," "BaSICSof Cookmg and Expenses - Every Parents Ourselves - Parenting Our strom has taught art and calhg. "'Caring for your Hou';l'pl

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,. September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Schools Sports speaker Parenting skills classes offered This fall the Department of class, offered at 7 p.m. Wedne&- c~ildren information .for a life. scheduled Commumty EducatIOn has days beginning Sept. 18 is $35. tIme and age-appropnate expec-j scheduled nine classes in par. A four.week class ,!!,demonstrations Hathaway attends Tanglewood on Nov. 16. f and practice, participants will Julie Hathaway of Grosse She is the daughter of Full detailiJ on all the Com- learn to confront self.limiting Pomte Woods recently returned George and Elaine Hathaway. munity Education clasaes on Iiefs and begin to see that from participatmg in the B0s- Established by the Boston parenting may be found in the 'th the right kind of "mental ton University Tanglewood In. University School for the Arts brochw-e which is available at rategies" anything is possible. stitute, a group of programs in conjunction with the Boston the Grosse Pointe Central Li- The program is open to the concentrating on musical study University Symphony Orches- brary and its branches in the ubbc. Admission is free. For The bitin' Irish and performance held at the tra, the Boston University Tan- Woods and Park, as well as at infonnation, contact Ath. For the MCond malght year. ralD-JIOCIkedIki.. damp. Tanglewood MUSIC Center. glewood Institute has become Barnes School, 20090 Morning. etic Director Bob Wood at 884- ened th. ground but DOt the spirit of parents who at. tended Notre Dame High School's CDlDual back-to-BChool Hathaway, who is taking known for its musical quality, side Drive, Grosse Pointe com roast. The roast .. for parents of IncolD1llg freshmen part in the Young Artl8ts Vocal enthusiasm and commitment to Woods. cmc:l enabl.. parents cmc:l teaebe... to get to bow each Program, has studied voice for young musicians. Call 343-2178 for more infor. other. Above are loem and Richard Hall of GrOBM PolDt. three years and is a senior at mation. Academy Fanu whole lIOn Ian IBa freshman tbIB year. Grosse Pointe North High School. She received a scholar- ship from Grosse Pointe Thea- :enrollment up tre to attend the institute. September 1. 1991 ; Enrollment at the Grosse Youth dance scheduled ~ointe Academy has increased The War Memorial will host in or attend school in Grosse ANNOUNCING for the 1991.92 academic year. a Back to School Dance for Pointe. With school back in session middle school students on Fri- Tickets are $4 and must be Wednesday, Sept. 4, enrollment day, Sept. 20, from 7:30 to purchased before 7 p.m. the The successful completion of 10:30 p.m. The dance is for stu- night of the dance. of students in grades 1-8 ex. ItS conversion to ceeded 400 students. dents in grades 6-8 who reside In order to attend the dances, Dr. Sidney DuPont, headmas- students must have a photo a nationally chartered ter of the academy, attributes Writer honored identification card. Students the increase to a new field. Maggie Rose McGrath, 9, of can obtain an ill at the War commercial bank. house/auditorium, family.fac. Grosse Pointe Park, a student Memorial weekdays, 3 to 5 p.m. ulty priorities and the stability at St. Paul School, received and Saturday, Sept. 7 and 14, and ability of the school fac. third prize in the June 1991 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The cost is $3, ulty. Cricket League international and students must present The school is an independent drawing competition. identification, such as a school co-educational day school servo For the contest, entrants schedule, report card, library ing children of 2 1/2 years of were asked to design their own card or park pass. age through eighth grade. building. McGrath's drawing For more information on appears in the September 1991 youth activities, call the Youth issue of the award.winning Hotline at 881-8160, or the Samaras family children's magazine . War Memorial at 881-7511. . offers scholarship ProvIUm/ol excepllon.lllY.lnk servlles to Southeastern Michigan .f. The ~amaras family .of rosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Woods is making available an annual scholarslup ATTENTION STUDENTS ~~y Southfield • Blrmmgham • Gros~e POInteWoods of $500 for a North High 31/.~ Member FDIC (313) 358-5170 NASDAQ-FSVB School senior who is involved .... 7844 (Ac',,",~om G P ~) COPIES with Valhalla, the school year. 100/0 STUDENT book. The Valeri Samaras Valhalla Scholarship will be offered be- DISCOUNTI ginbing in the spring of 1992, and will be available to a grad. ON ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC PAPER AND JUNIOR CLASS uating North senior whose ef- CHEMISTRY! forts and contributions to the yearbook have been exemplary. JEWE .... PHOTO now The student must have a mini. MUM SALE offers II ,"II line 01 mum 3.0 GPA and the recom- mendation of the yearbook's dal'lrroom chemistry HARDY OUTDOOR MUM SALE - ORDER FORM sponsor. paper and accessories In addition, the student must PRODUCTS BY for both blacle and whit. 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The following reUDlons are High School, Livonia, 1972 What's so bad about Friday planned by CIIlS8 Reunions a 13th floor in a high.rise hotel How did this legend sur- with his 12 disciples. • Aug. 15 - Redford Union the 13th? or office building. 'The floor rounding the number 13, and Plus, P.O. Box 1171, Mount HIgh School. Redford, 1972 NothIng, if you're one of the People who don't have to Clemens 48046; 824-8550: numbers usually skip 13, jump- Friday the 13th start? work weekends may look for. .: • Oct. 3 - South Lake High producers of the awful, but 109 from 12 to 14. • Sept. 15 - Northwestern According to Norse mythol- ward to Friday, and think of it' School, St Clair Shores. 1972 money.makmg mOYleby that And try finding dinnerware ogy, Loki, the spirit of evil, High School, Detroit, 1944.1951 • Oct. 24 - East Detroit title, and its seemingly endless as an extremely good day. How.. with place settings for 13. 1m. craahed a banquet attended by ever, some people think Friday' , • Sept. 15 - Cooley High High School, East Detroit, 1972 sequels. po88ible. School, 1941 12 other gods. During the meal is unlucky, because Christ was 11 Or everything, if your tris. Couple the 13th day of the Balder, the moo popular god, • Sept. 27-29 - University of 1998 crucified on a Friday. I kaldekaphoblc. month with a Fnday - like was slain. The moral of the Detroit, 1951 So what's the moral of this I Triskaidekaphobia means tomorrow - and watch out! In story, Norsemen assumed, was • Sept. 27 - Paul Best Grade story? Be kind to triskaideka. I • April 24 - Servite HIgh "fear of the number 13." folklore, Friday the 13th 18 a that 13 at a table is unlucky. School, Oak Park, all years School, Detroit, 1953 It may seem like a silly fear phobics tomorrow. because they! bad day to put to sea or get And its probably just coinci. think it's their unlucky day. . • Sept. 27 - Benedictine • July 10 - St. Clair High to some people; however, hotels married, unless your birthday High School, Detroit, 1971 dence, but Christ was crucified School, St, Clair, 1973 know it's real. Just try findlOg falls on the 13th. 'I • Sept. 28 - Highland Park after sharing the Last Supper -Donna Walker,: High School, 1961 • Oct. 4 - Roseville.Brablec, 1971, Northfield Hilton Hotel (this reunion was booked OrigI- nally for Oct. 12 at the Troy Hilton Hotel) • Oct. 4 - Brablec High Only (' School, Roseville, 1971 Scott Shuptrine ,1 • Oct. 5 - Redford Umon r; HIgh School, 1955-57 "1 • Oct. 12 - East Detroit High School, 1971 • Oct. 12 - South Lake High Makes Classic Home 'J! School, 1966 , I • Oct. 26 - Redford Union I. High School, 1981 • Oct. 26 - Cass Tech High School, 1951 Furnishings Affordable • Oct. 26 - East Detroit ';1

High School, 1956 .' I • Oct. 26 - Shrine High School, Royal Oak, 1961 • Nov. 29- Pershing High Scott Shuptrine has long been recognized School, Detroit, 1961 , l • Nov. 29 - Immaculata High School, 1970 as Michigan's Home Fashion leader, • Nov. 29 - Robichaud High School, Dearborn Heights, 1965436, call 331-9965 setting incomparable standards of • Nov. 29 - Stevenson High School, 1971 impeccable service and design excellence. p t • Nov. 29 - PershIng, 1961, Northfield Hilton Hotel • Nov. 30 - Wayne Memo- Today, we go a step further, and make rial High School, 1961 I_ one of the best, most coveted, names in ""It.,. , • March 4 - Pershing High School, Detroit, 1957 • May 9 - Osborn High home fashion eminently accessible. How? School, Detroit, 1962 " • June 20 - Immaculata .-: High School, Detroit, 1971 By deducting 40 to 60070 OFF the retail • July 25 - Lakeview High '. School, St. Clair Shores. 1972 • Aug. 8 - Livonia Franklin price of all Hickory White merchandise. SCS adult ed As impossible as it seems, we're doing it. , ~(. Registration for St. Clair .0.,.... Shores adult education classes ," will be held through Sept. 13 40 to 60070 OFF all Hickory White. That's by appointment at the center, 23055 Masonic. Open registra- tion will be held Sept. 9-11 stock, samples, even special orders. From from 7 to 9 p.m. with classes beginning Sept. 16. Free babysitting is available the exotic and Oriental to the timeless for students taking high school completion or adult basic edu- . , cation classes. traditional lines of 18th Century English The department also offers enrichment and leisure time classes. Registration is sched- and American classics, it's all here, and ." uled for Sept. 9-12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 6 to 9 p.m. " St. Clair Shores adult educa- it's all on sale. Everything from bedrooms tion also operates a state-ap- -l proved school for 3 and 4 year olds. j \ , to dining rooms to sumptuous upholstery For information about any of ~I '. ! the programs, call 296-8384. and occasional pieces are specially priced. ./ Coping with cancer I I "I Can Cope," a free com- I' J munity program for cancer pa- Whether you need an accent piece or an tients and their families, will be offered from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for six consecutive Tues- entire room, you can't afford not to shop days, begmning Sept. 17, at Harper Hospital, 3990 John R. 1 Detroit. this event. Take this opportunity to "I Can Cope," jointly spon- sored by Harper Hospital and - ~- ~;- I the American Cancer Society, I' acquire the very best in home furnishings is a program designed to in- ~~iJL:.~ ~J ~~ ~- tal · crease public awareness of can. r- • cer. During the program, strat- 1'/ HIe K0 RY t W HIT E ,at speCl pnces. egies for dealing with both the The secret eX f1ne Furniture. physical and emotional aspects of cancer will be discussed. Other topics include adjust- ing to changes in body image, exercise, proper nutritIOn and This week treatment technIques available to those with cancer. To register for the program or for further information, call 745.1811. 40.60{tfoOFF HICKORY WHITE Eastern reunites Eastern HIgh School alumm p18n a dtnner-dance at the Pol- • ish Century Club Oct 11. The classes of 1941 Will be honored Reservation deadhne IS Oct 5 For more mformatlOn, call Tom Bolus at 758-0777, Luelle. Fine Furniture Since /927 Olmstead Forbes at 8394678, GUSSle Elhott Greenwald at 4110 ~raph Road (Just South of Long Lake Ad.) Bloomfield HIls 642-0070 755-6196, Allan MacDonald at 18850 Mack Nenue (Just SOtf.t1 of Moross) Grosse Polnte Farms ~5200 • 12200 Hall Road (BeMeen van ~ & lakeside MaN)Sterling Heights 739-5100 839-7]56, Evelyn Roberts 19435 Mack Nenue (On Mack Between 7 & 8 Mile Rd.) Grosse Potnte ~ 881.9390 • 43600 west Oak OriYe (kross from MteIYe oates Md) HeM 349-0044 Mayer at 792-5503 or Leo Open da1Iy 1(NXJ am - 9:00 pm Moo - Sat • 12Noon - 5 30 pm Sun • use your VISa, MBsterr:ard. Dtstx1Ier C8trJ or Scott Shuptnne Revoivrng Charge Moses at 542-3081 .....',

------_._------_-.._------_ .._------...... _-...... -._-..-.-...~~--~"., ..... _--- .- September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 17A I It's not just little shavers who want this Blade By RoMId J. Bemes "We got real sick of the mu- "A few years ago 11you ' , • StaffWriter sic by the end of the show," wanted a Macmtosh system It III You could have the biggest, Onychuk saId of the game's ee- would have been a $10,000 In most state-of.the-art computer rIe stereo soundtrack. vestment. Now it's more lIke with more memory than an ele- The program they showed $2,500," Fortuna said phant and capable of crunching was slightly easier than the LeVIathan ISa 5 year-old de. numbers 10 the bejillions and versIOn consumers will buy, Sign and prmt medIa company the first thIng anyone will ask and is considerably easier than founded by Fortuna, 25, and IS: "What kind of games do you the onginal, which neIther On- GlIster, 23. Onychuk, who's 26, have?" ychuk nor Fortuna could mas- JOmed a few years later If you had a Macmtosh com- ter. The three met at Wayne puter, the answer has always The response from the more State Umversity, where not one been: "Nothing good." than 49,000 people from across of them majored In computers But by the end of September, the world who attended the "We're just real mtellIgent," a local company expects a lot of expo was overwhelming GlIster saId Jokingly people to have a different an. ''The response we got was They started out In the swer to that question. real good," Fortuna said. "It's graphics bus mess, and moved "Blade," designed and ani. somewhat surprising we've had into films, working on speCial mated by Grosse Pointe's Greg the response we had because effects for the locally produced Onychuk and Mark Fortuna, most people don't show any in- cult horror film "Evil Dead II" who, along with Soo Glibter, terest until it's in the box and The three focused on computer make up LeVIathan, is the first on the shelf" generated prInt projects to pay arcade-quality game created for In less than a month smce the bIlls as they worked on the Macintosh system. the MacWorld show, LevIathan Blade. Set in a nebulous future has received more than 1,500 "Down the road we'd ob world, the player is Chorix 7, requests for informatIOn on the vlOusly lIke to be major player" point lancer ofthe Guardian game. And not all came from m the VIdeomarket," Fortuna Phow by Ronald J Bernas Legion, a genetically tailored kids said. "Right now, the Japanese Greg Onychuk. Mark Fortuna and Soo Glister have created and are marketing the first video. quality arcade game for a Macintosh computer. army serving as the Earth's ul- Doctors, lawyers and engi. have the corner on the mar timate defense and attack force. neers have called to place or- ket " A series of creatures, each more ders. One phone call they re- Bt.t although their products For now, they're stilllooklOg KE'I:'pSAKEVID~OS frightening than the last, preys turned was answered at NASA are well done, they're not terri- forward to the next game, now a..;, a..;, upon the player in hIS or her by a space engineer. bly innovatIve that Blade IS ready for market Create your own personalized music video quest to locate and rescue a ProductIOn was expected to "The best products are com And WIth the software they 0----:-~ We transferphotos onto Videoand add the musIc smaU band of humans. begin thIs week and the game mg out of the Umted States deSIgned to create Blade, the of your choice. Anything(romone-song videos to "Basically it's your tradi. IS expected to be available by and England," Onychuk saId next game - for whIch they al-, -[511 a video familyhiStory. tIonal hack and slash video the end of the month. Distnbu- "The Japanese just ke"p regur- ready have Ideas - will be eas- . game," Onychuk said. tors from Sweden, Saudi Ara. gitating the same old crap." leT I ~" :;jI Say I LoveYou- MerryChrislmas. "We had so many new ideas bia, Japan and Australia as "We want to keep pushmg "As a woman, I would like a I ,.... Happy Birthday- Happy Anniversary \ graphically that we wanted to well as the United States are the envelope of what is out -- - If you wIll - softer game, ~ ~ Or express frrendshIp - record your ~ ifill keep the game simple," For- lined up to market Blade. It there," Fortuna said. one that doesn't Involve hack- vacation memorres_say congratulations r.;:rm tuna said. costs $99.95. "And in a sense, the Macs 109 and slashmg," Ghster said. t:l1D Blade ISthe product of 3 112 "But that's not out of line have to catch up to what we're "We also want to do some edu- 1be perfect aII.acc::asloD gift It~ years of work, with Onychuk with what is out there," For- doing," Onychuk said catlOnal games" with beautiful lasting memories. fi1_ doing the animation and For- tuna said. "GenesIs games are "We're a small company, and "People are going to have tuna doing the programming. $80 and others cost even this is a great opportunity for computers and If they use them ... can 882.6643 and leave a message. "We're both avid video play- more." us to grow," Fortuna saId. "Es- for checking or whatever, ers," Onychuk said. "And we And with Macintosh offering pecially in the Mac market they're going to still want a game," Fortuna said both know what we like to see a new low.price line the market where the leaders haven't been in a video game The Mac, from for it is growing. established yet" For informatIOn on LeVI- an artist's point of view, offers athan and Blade, call 826.3560. me a better palette of colors, richer graphics and smoother animation." With many games, the pair said there seems to be a defi- nite separation between the programmer and the animator, which tends to get in the way of game erijoyment. So that's why Blade has lS different screens and dozens of different creatures when other games for the Macintosh have only a fraction of those num- bers. That's why it has such de- fined animation when charac- ters in other Mac games move in chunks. That's why it uses a palette of 256 colors when most Mac games are black and white or have only 16 colors And that's why it got such a good response last month at the MaeWorld Expo in Boston where LeVl8than had a pro- gram running for people to try. "Mothers would drop their -. ~": , kids off and come back hours AhOy., is a screen from the new video game Blade. Its 256-color palette makes the graphics later and they were still play- and the attention to cmimation more realistic. ing it," Glister said. FURNACES & BOilERS RilPl.cH . rosse Pointe BRUCE Wltlf I['PARMS ~ETII ~ C .... ~~y__ 7844 3". 17600 UVERNOIS. 863.7800 U.P.S PICK-UP 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 355 FISHER RD. (Ac'OII ~om G P ~) COPIES DAILY 882-5100 1726 MAPLE RD .• 643-4800 ". OPEN 8 to 5:30 p.m. DAilY; Wed. til Noon. 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Sealtest mIlk in his horse- Grosse Pointe Park, recently of 6:30 p.m at Presbyterian VII. drawn milk wagon. She gradu- Oscoda, at 2 p.m on Thursday, lage in Redford Township. Mrs. Woman foils car-jackers ated from Grosse Pomte High Sept 19, at the Grosse Pointe PJpper died Sept. 5, 1991, at around the front of her car, and School (now South) m 1942 War MemOrial. Mr. WlselE>y Presbyterian Village. A 25-year-old Grosse Pointe she accelerated, striking him. • She worked for Detroit Mort- died Sept I, 1991, In Tawas She was born in Detroit and Park woman told Park police gage & Reality, left to raise her that two men tried to steal her The woman then drove to the He was born In DetrOIt, was a homemaker. She was a famIly, then returned to work car while she was stopped at a Park police station to repoJ;t raised In Dearborn, and lIved member of Grosse Pointe Mem- for the No-Sag Sprmg Co. She traffic hght on Kercheval and the InCident. In Grosse Pointe for 18 years. onal Church. retIred m 1980 Alter Road shortly after 8 p.m. She saId the assaJlant was jl He is a graduate of Dearborn She is stu'Vived by two Mrs. Kampfer el\JOyed gar. Sunday, Sept. 1. black male, 18 to 20 years 014, High School and Michigan daughters, Helen Kirk and 6 feet tall, and thin - about denmg, bmgo and pm bowhng. State Normal College (now Marguerite Northwood; six She said that while she was 140 pounds. The driver was a She was a feather bowhng Eastern Michigan University), grandchlldren; and 11 great- champIOn several times at the stopped, a silver-<:olored Chev- black male, she said. and was a decorated U.S Navy grandchildren. She was prede. Cadieux Cafe She was a mem- rolet Cavalier pulled up behind Detroit police are handling veteran, servmg in World War ceased by her husband, Ed- ber of the American Legion her. The man on the passenger the case because It happened ill II. ward, In 1958. Auxlhary, Woodrow Wilson side got out, walked over to her Detroit, not Grosse Pointe He was assistant natIOnal Interment was at Forest Post No. 0347, for 31 years car, and smashed in her front Park. fleet manager In the Chevrolet Lawn Cemetery in Detroit. Stu'VIVOrs mclude two daugh- passenger.side window. She central office untIl hiS retire- Memorial contributions may ters, Diane Crook and Karen said he was armed but she for ment m 1987. be made to Presbyterian Vil. Albrecht; a son, Rene Frank could not Identify the weapon. REPRINTS Bernice Calleben Kampfer Stu'V!vers are hiS wIfe, Ruth lage, 17383 Garfield, Detroit, Jr; and seven grandchIldren. The man ordered her to get - of Editori." Photo~ •- Ann, four sons, Donald R. Jr., 48240. Bernice Callebert She was predeceased by her out of the car, but she didn't - C.II • husband, Rene, m 1987 John D., Thomas S. and David Arrangements were by Saw. comply. Kampfer A.; and three grandchildren. 881-&090 Burial was In Cadlliac Mem. yer-Fuller Funeral Home. He then attempted to run - Services for Bernice Callebert orlal Gardens. Private interment will be at - Roscommon County Township - Kampfer, 66, were held Sept. 6 Memorial contributions may Cemetery at St Philomena Cathohc be made to Hospice of South- Church. Mrs. Kampfer dIed eastern Michigan. City or (1i)ross.eJoint.e ~ arms Michigan Sept 4, 1991, at her Grosse Arrangements were handled POInte Farms home, of cancer by A.H. Peters Funeral Home. Lillian H. Pipper FIRST AMENDMENT TO BOND RESOLUTION She was born m DetrOIt, but Donald R. Wiseley Memonal serviceS for Lilhan REVENUE BONDS (WATER AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS), SERIES 1991 lIVed most of her life in Grosse H Dittrich Plpper, 97, formerly Pomte Farms As a youngs~r, Services will be held for Don- of Grosse Pointe City, will be Minutes of a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms. Wayne County, she helped her father dehver ald R Wiseley, 66, formerly of held on Friday, Sept. 20, at Michigan, held on !he 9th day of September. 1991. PRESENT: Mayor Fromm. Councilmen Berg, Danaher, Crowley, Echlin, Kaess and Berendt. ABSENT: NONE. The following FlI'StAmendment to Bond Resolution (the "Amended Resolution'') was adopted by the City Councll of the City of Grosse Pointe Fanns at a regular meeting duly called and held on September 9. ,p 1991: 'iillrlillff WHEREAS, this City Council has determined that it is necessary to make improvements to the water sup- ply and sewage disposal system in the City of Grosse Pointe Fanns (the "City,,) by updating electrical equipment in the sewage plant, acquiring automation equipment for the sewage plant, and replacing water mains and sewer lines; and WHEREAS, on July IS, 1991 this City Council adopted a Bond Resolution (the "Bond Resolution") aulJJorizing lJJe issuance of bonds in an amount not to exceed $995,000 to pay pan of the cost of improving the City's water supply and sewage disposal system; and WHEREAS, the City desires to amend certain tem!s of the Bond Resolution to provide for a bond reserve account and to modify the requirements for the issuance of additional revenue bonds. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCil. OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POIN1E FARMS, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN, as follows:

1. Section 15(B) of the Bond Resolution is hereby amended and restated in its entirety as follows: B. BOND AND INTEREST REDEMPTION FUND: There shall be established and maintained a separate depositary fund designated BOND AND INTEREST REDEMPTION FUND (the "Re- demption Fund"). the moneys on deposit therein from time to time to be used solely for the pur- pose of paying the prin<:ipal of and interest on the Bonds. The moneys in the Redemption Fund shall be kept on deposit with the paying agent Lakeside inspection After provision for the Operation and Maintenance Fund. there shall be set aside in the Redemption Fund a sum proportionately sufficient to provide fOl'the payment when due of the cur- rent principal of an interest on the Bonds. less any amount in the Redemption Fund representing Breakwater repairs and maintenance along Lakeshore in Grosse Pointe Shores recently accrued interest on the Bonds. Commencing Sepccmber 1. 1991, the amount set aside each month received an inspection from Wayne County Commissioner Dcm.d P. Cavanagh, seen chat- for interest on the Series 1991 Bonds shall be 1/6 of the total amount of interest on the Series 1991 ting with maintenance employees from the Wayne County Office of Public Services. Dur- Bonds coming due on the next inlereSt payment dale. Commencing September 1, 1991, the amount iDg Cavanagh's visit. WCOPS workers were repairing deterioriated sections of the pec;les- set aside each month for principal of the Series 1991 Bonds shall be 1/12 of the amount of princi- trian walkway along the breakwatw. pal next coming due by maturity. Ifthere is lUJY deficiency in the amounts previously set aside, that deficiency shall be added to the next succeeding month's requirements. There is hereby established in the Redemption Fund a separate account to be known as the Bond Reserve Account, into which shall be ~ited on the date of issuance surplus funds of the City in an amount not to exceed the Bond Reserve Requirement As used herein, !he tenn "Bond Reserve Requirement" shall mean an amount not to exceed the lesser of (i) the maximum principal and interest payment on the Bonds, (ii) 125% of the avmge annual principal and interest payment on the Bonds,

I I • eptember 12, 1991 rosse Pointe News News 19A Oln· ter';';,;';';';';';';';"';';' Kaminski and his wife, the huskies, Kaminski collects In- former Nancy Henning, have Uit art m page 1 two daughters, Alexa, 4-112, In the winter it's dogs, and and Rachael, 3. in the summer he becomes in- aduated from the University Years ago KamiDBkl was an volved WIth cats, he says with Detroit School of Dentistry avid mountain and rock 'n 1979 and spent several years a sly grin. The "cats" are his climber and a long-distance Jaguars, of which he has two n private practice with a large bIker. He gave those sports up, k!'oup of dentists. E.type 12-cylmder road8ters. but he continues to play basket- Both cars took fU'st place in I ''They had a person who ball every week, as he has for their class at the Jaguar Club came in to provide anesthesia the past 20 years, with a group services," he said. "':':.Il.t was of North America show held of friends. For the past 10 Sunday at the Edsel & Eleanor my flI'St exposure and I decided years, the group has played in Ford House. to go into it." the Defer gym every Wednes- . He began anesthesia training Kaminski also has a new day night. The eventual win- DeLorean. He is taking an auto at Providence Hospital, spend. ners, he said, are those who are ing four months in 1982 and an racing course In Mansfield, still standing, Ohio, next week. "If you have entire year from 1987 to 1988 He and h18 wife became in. the vehicles, you should know in residency training. He com- terested in huskies years ago. how to run them," he said. 1tleted the fellowship exam of They now have five dogs. Ka- Kaminski, a gourmet cook, ;he American Dental Society of minski sleds with them in the ~-Anesthesiology in 1989. prepares all the meals. He has wmter at a friend's house m a deal with his wife - he cooks ~' His office in Roseville, the Adrian, which has seven mIles and she cleaDB up. They enjoy Advantage Dental Center, is of trails food so much, KamiDBki said, near major freeways to accom. r "They're born to run 100 that they plan trips around it. : modate patients who come from miles a day pulling loads," he On a weekend jaunt to Chi- : throughout the state. It's not a said. "The guys love to run. cago, the couple can eat at nine , traditional dental office. They go nuts when they see The reception area is de. or 10 restaurants by having Photo by Pat Paholsky the harness and sled come out." two dinners - one at 5 p.m. f signed like a living room with Related to lus interest m ; soft lighting and there is no Dr. Norbert lamlDskllcik .. a break between appointments at his dental practice in Roseville. and the other at 10:30 p.m. : glass partition separating pa. cians open and close containers : tients from the office. The three Kaminski. spends time talk- need extensive work done and , examining rooms are large and quickly and there are contain- ing with his patients. He said don't have time for return vis- : the doors are oversize as well ers of potpourri throughout. about 80 percent of his patients its, Kaminski will do every. : "to help people from feeling a Kaminski estimates that who are sedated gain enough thing in one session, even if it : tight, clOfliFVl-insensation," Ka- about half of his patients are confidence to be treated with- would normally take a dozen : minski said. The rooms are dental phobics. "A lot of people out anesthesia during their appointments. "It's not so much : equipped with 7'Vs. . have had bad experiences," he next visit. they are fearful," he said. "It • The hallway has subdued In- said. "They have no confidence, "A lot of our patients are just makes more sense because : candescent lighting and there they're anxious and they will somewhat embarrassed," Ka- for some people, time is . 18 plenty of wood, on the base. be more seDBitive to pain. It's a minski said. "They feel like money." KITCHENS e BATHROOMS boards and walls and even cabi- self-fulfilling prophecy." wimps. What I emphasize to KamiDBki, who also does oral nets. There is a comfortable them is, look, it's not your surgery at Providence Hospital, ADDITIONS e WINDOWS counseling room with a large The National Institute of fault." is developing a regional pro- HOME RENOVATIONS recliner and table and lamp for Health estimates that 10 per. Dental X-rays are accom- gram at the hospital for the patients who are extremely nero cent to 15 percent of the popu- plished with a panoramic X.ray treatment of dental phobics. vous. Kaminski talks to them lation are severe dental phobics machine that surveys the The center, which will employ there. and another 20 percent have whole mouth in one sweep - psychology and behavior modi. Architectural Services Since people associate the very high dental anxiety and good news for the "gaggers," of fication, will be the only one of & , smells of a dentist's office with will delay getting treatment whom there are many, accord. Its kind in the state Another Interior Designs • their fear, there are no discern- until pain forces them to make ing to Kaminski. similar center is located in Chi- able dental smells here. Techni. an appointment. To accommodate people who cago. / ViSit Our Showroom 1 Pro test :=:=:=:;:=:::::::::::;.::;.:::::.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;';';':.:.::::;:;:;:::::=:::::::::::.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.;. Mon.- Fri. 9-5 • Sat. 9-1 , Clown Corps begins classes ter and, according to council- 21711 HARPER • ST. ClAIR SHORES The Grosse Pointe Clown cil chambers at 6 p.m. From page 1 member Myrna Smith, has Corps will begin fall classes . uncil written a letter In opposition of 777-6840 On Saturday, Oct. 12, the th , with registration on Monday, e CJ~ co . the proposed sale, If the store Sept. 16. group will host its annual back.- Julie Bourke collected some will be turned into a party to-school open house. There will be no classes on 100 signatures of concerned res- store. idents who that .the "Hopefully, people WIll let us : Sept. 23, Sept. 30 and Oct. 7. The class is open to students req?-ested ~ Classes will resume Oct. 21 in the first through 12th grades transfe~ .be demed. She nuu~ed know what they think soon so th~ petitIOns to the LeC earlier Chief Kennedy can use the m- with registration on Monday. and fldwtsr For !Pore informa- Oct. 14, in the Woods city coun- tion, call 881-8186. thIS week. formation in his report" Smith "Already that store is a said. ' hang-out place," Bourke said. People can write Rog J ''We don't need a party store . er . ' G P . te Rosendale, Director of Lll:ense Clearance like that m rosse om , espe- and Enfi t Di . ; Leam to take better photos ciall. 'd tial" orcemen VlSlon at y m a ~I en the Michigan LeC, Michigan , "Pictures Are Fun: Kodak The three-hour course is de- m;a. Grosse ~omte school s Department of Commerce 7150 , Photographic Seminar," is one Signed to help you take better J?ep- : of 86 new classes scheduled by pictures with your adjustable C~ ~~=~n~ ~~ H~ Drive, P.O. Box' 300?, Sale : the Department of Community 35mm camera. . th district' Lansing 48909 to express thell' expressmg e . s con- feelings on the matter. r Education. The class will be Topics include composition, cems over a potentIal party ; held at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 16 lighting, using existing light, store. So did Grosse Pointe : m the auditonum of Grosse exposure, film and focus. Learn to fox-trot ~uth Hig~ Principal John Ar- Learn or improve your social . Pointe South High School. The Other topics are lenses and t18, who S8ld any c~e would dancing skills at the War Mem- : seminar is co-sponsored with filters, electronic flaah, close- Speedi-Photo and Eastman K~ ups, action and photographing mean school ~~ wowd orial. The six-week course is of. 50% OFF : dak. need to be mvre Vigilant abo~t fered on Mondays, Sept. 23 to people. what the students do on thell' Oct 28' the introducto ~ Fee for the program, which Enroll by sending a check to lun~ hour. He said it. could 18from' 7:30 to 8:30 : will be conducted by Edwin the Department of Community P.::,,:~ po8Slbly ~ a reappraisal. of Intermediate Steps and Styling ALL MERCHANDISE : Austin of Eastman Kodak in Education, 20090 Morningside the. school s open~pus polley is from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. : Rochester, is N.Y., $12. Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods which allows students to leave Cost is $48 a couple. For 48236 . ,• school grounds for l~. . more information calI 881- For more information, call The Grosse Pomte City 7511 ' : SUSpect in Woods 343-2178. Council has discussed the mat. . Weed6 ~ Co. :robbery held by rosse Pointe 21323 Harper • 5.C.5. :Indiana police \ : Grosse Pointe Woods police brqont ~..!.Y3", 771.1300 : have located a suspect in the ..... 7844 ~armed robbery of the Little (AaOlltom G P HIg\) COPIES ; Caesars restaurant on Mack in ~Grosse Pointe Woods last ,. month. ; The suspect, a 26-year-old MULIER~S MARKET : Detroit man, was picked out of 15215 KERCHEVAL : a photo lineup by a witness, "An Impressiue Selection of foods In a relatively small place in : and the Wayne County prosecu. the heart of Grosse Pointe Park" , tor's office issued a felony war- 1ft In, OPEN MONDAY-SAnJRDAY 8-6 822-7786 . rant for his &TeSt on Aug. 19, : Woods police said. PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SEPTEMBER 14th The suspect is also wanted in GROBBEL $229 CLASSICO : other cities on armed robbery ; charges, police said. CORN BEEF u PASTA SAUCE Seafood FLATCUTS Various He was arrested by police in $389 $ft49 Indiana on an armed robbery FLANK STEAK u Flavors ~. SKINLESS , charge on Aug. 14, and gave $659 police a phony name When Marinated $419 PIERINO OL BONELESS La : they found out his real name FLANK STEAK u SAUGER and ran a computer check on him, they discovered that he CHUCK $199 FRESH DRY $139 FILLETS '6" was wanted in the Woods for armed robbery, Woods police ROAST u PASTA f20z. "L~~w~~KS La said. Skinless $199 HAVARTI On Aug. 2, the suspect posed HOT DOGS UI CHEESE as an emploYee at the Woods' For Special Little Caesars and at the end of $1~ :'U 99 the mght, pulled a handgun on Bargain Days brllonf :,::e:EEF $2 the only remaming emploYee PLAIN La and emptied the restaurant's Pricing Call ... r:zID18COOUNGt MELODY FARMS safe ~~ COFFEE ... d.... Grapes Ib 118 "He WIll defimtely be commg Accu-T.mp Ine. ~ SPECIAL back to Michigan to face .--- Tomatoe S9f' Ib 20/0 SKIM charges, once they're through H.afln, " Cooling Mt. Clemens McIntosh MILK WIth him In IndIana," a Woods COLOMBIAN $499 detective said SUPREMO .. Apples 59_ Ib J '1.1S . -Donna Walker 776.2065 yam 39, Ib a .....

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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON 1 IAnnI ~.'U"" 20A September 12, 1991. Business Grosse Pointe News. Consultants take non- traditional approach to job hunt iy PIlI PIIhoIIky are getting together, the sys- Success seeks to make the per. ask people to list eight things Editor tem of democracy is changing son more marketable. The bro- they can do, like going back to , They were the buzzwords of and "there will be a shakeout," chure reads: ''Think of yourself school, going into business for' the '80s: downsize, merge, re- Rourke said. as a business. Analyze YoW' as- theID8elves, giving up." , Ol'ganize. "Companies can't expect pe0- sets, research the market, de- 'l'hrough testing, coachiD:i' When companies want to cut ple to be slaves to their jobs velop a business plan and take " ~' and consulting, the person IS costB. when they want to be- and people can't expect birth.to- action." , N encouraged to tap into his re- £orne more competitive, they grave jobs," he said. A traditional outplacement ~~ sources. "Maybe he wants to employ one or more of these The cardinal sin, Rourke flnD may provide a plush office, • :>penup a barbershop," Rourke" techniques. And if it helps the said, is "we're destroying our business cards, a resume typing bottom line, it's good for busi- wd. greatest resource - people. service - all the trappings to , While PRO works with indi.; ness. We're fuing people and not which an executive is accus- viduals, the ideal situation is to The human cost, however, doing anything for them. tomed. "That's all make.be. work with companies that are has been devastating. Profes- There's something wrong lieve," Rourke said. planning to cut personnel, he sionals with lengthy credentials there." "We saw many people who said. The program, Resource are being cut, laid off or ftred. The Woods resident speaks went through an outplacement Redirection, reduces or elimi. Top executives who have spent from personal experience. After service and we found two types. nates lawsuits for wrongful dis- years with an organization are losing his jOb as a key execu. One is totally destroyed and charge and helps the remaining suddenly let go. tive for a large company, the other one is waiting for the employees maintain good mor. Everyone, lncludmg Groeee Rourke said he went to the un. same job he had and doesn't ale, preventing 1088 of produc. Pointers, has been affected di. employment office and discov. want anything different." tivity and possible loss of unaf. rectly or indirectly with the ered there was no code for his fected. employees who feel they new unemployment, the white position and the agency was They send out hundreds of may be next, Rourke said. collar recession, according to therefore unable to help him. resumes and wait for replies, "We want to show that these James J. Rourke Jr., vice presi. More than a year ago, he and Rourke said, "or for Santa < people are unfortunate victims, dent and chief operating officer Joseph Abate of St. Clair Claus." And the person's that the company cares and is of ProfessiOnal Resources Or. Shores formed PRO, a progres- health disintegrates, his finan- ganizatlon (PRO). And it's cial status worsens, there is ~" l not ashamed to show it," he sive management consulting said. going to happen more, he said. flnD. The company differs from pressure from his spouse. The larger issue is the hu- "Business and the way pe0- outplacement firms because it "He becomes more worried /~ man coet, Rourke said. One ple are treated has to change," doesn't match employees with and more depressed," Rourke man who was fired continued he said, "because everything employers; rather it focuses on said. "The longer it continues, with his life as if nothing had_ has changed. There's no more the individual. it becomes a self-fulfilling P!KIt.o by Pat J'aholaky happened, Rourke said. The loyalty." Through a structured month. prophecy." man played golf and main- The economies of the world long program, PRO Action for PRO's program consists of Frank Clogowski. left. Joseph Aberte and JaJI*I Rourke are eight sessions. The first inten- the full.time coDSUltCDltB of ProfealoDGl Resourc:ell Orgcm1za- tained his social life while he sive part takes one week, about lion. The progrea1ve management coDSUltiDg ftrm c:Ircnn on spent two years with an out. four hours a day, and is con- 35 experts lD YUrioua fields. placement firm. Even his wife Business Notes ducted in a group format with didn't know, Rourke said. "It's happening more and mdustrial psychologists, human program. A professional mar- Beverly Leinweber, execu. "Dusty" Rhodes of Milford; more," he said. "It's something to outstanding businesswomen. resource professionals and keting writer helps prepare a tive director of the Grosse Dan Mertus of North Carolina; the government have to The presentation will be counselors. resume. will Pointe Village Association; Jack Bologna of Plymouth; recognize. " made at a dinner at 6 p.m. on "You learn to understand While PRO has three full- Sheila Osann, head of Osann Theodore L. Vernier of Grosse PRO also maintains a net- Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the stress and that everyone is time consultants - Abate, «;:reative Services; and Bar- Pointe Woods; and Chris Ham. work of resources for companies Grosse Pointe War Memorial. going through the same pro- Rourke and Frank Glogowski bara Denier, public relations ill of Milford. which require expertise - The keynote speaker for the cess," RoW'ke said. lilt's deadly - the firm draws on 35 ot.her at the Grosse Pointe War Mem- "We believe our company event is Jennifer Moore, busi- if it doesn't stop." professionals who are experts either long- or short-term - in orial are fmalists for the first has an advantage because our finance, tax planni ..g, risk ness editor of wnW-TV Chan. Sessions deal with under- in their fields; banking, medi- Athena Award sponsored by consultants are very well nel 4. Moore's topic will be standing relationships, anger, cine, plant security, engineer. management or expert wit- t,he Metro East Chamber of known," Rourke said. nesses, to name a few. The "The Super Woman Syndrome: the inner child. Participants ing, computer :l<:curity, tax Commerce and the accounting More important, he 88ld, company also provides em. Is It Still Alive In The '90s?" take psychologieal tests. "We planning, communications and fllill of Deloitte and Touche. "We give people more options Tickets are $25 a person and want to get the person cen- other categories. ployee leasing, from clericaL: The Athena Award was es- than they ever thought about." staff to chief executive officers. ~ can be ordered by calling 777. tered," Rourke said. They include George D. Mof. tablished ill 1982 and is given A person who worked for one PRO is located in the ~_ 2741. The person is then intro- fett Jr. of Grosse Pointe; Wayne company for a long time may ton Square Building, 22811. duced to a coach - a business- Saeger of Dearborn; Jerry Cas- not know anything else. "If you Greater Mack Ave., Suite 208 man or woman - who guides sen of Redford; Toni Brem of don't know what you want to in St. Clair Shores. The phone the person during and after the St. Clair Shores; Lyman P. Business People do, that's OK," he said. "We number is 776-0560. ! By Ronald J. Bernas . """ lun" ~l c~ JIJ', J id.l .... : hI' Phil S~e of Grosse Pointe Woods was among a select group cL international wedding photographers whose work was featured recently at the Modern Brides Fair 1991 in Singapore. Spangle's Ann Arbor l(ward-winning prints were seen by more than 30,000 people who attended the exhibition. Antiques Market Dr. Deborah F. Ben has joined the stafI' of Children's Hospital of Michigan, in the depart- 5055 Ann Arbor-Saline Road ment ~ orthopedic surgery. She has also joined the medical school faculty at Wayne State Uni- Ann Arbor, Michigan versity. A resident of Grosae Pointe, Bell is a graduate of Smith College and the University of Our 23rd Season Cincinnati. Conege of Medicine. Her orthopedic residency was completed at Harvard University with subsequent fellowship training in trauma at Sunnybrook Medieal Center and in pediatric orthopedics at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. SUNDAY Bell SEPTEMBER 15th Salvatore Ventimiglia has qualified for the National Associa- tion of Life Underwriters' National Quality Award for the sixth 5:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. year in a row. The award, the oldest insurance industry award, was created to promote the maintenance of quality business prac- Third Sunday of the Month tices and to recognize agents whose excenent record of high per.ris- tern! indicated public acceptanc:e of their competence and dedica- (except November) tion. . •, Over 350 Dealers in ,. David W. Perry of Grooac Pointe Woods has . Quality Antique. and • been named president of the section on adminis- :." tration for the American Physical Therapy As- Select Collectibles .... sociation. Perry, a licensed physical therapist ..~.' since 1975, is manager of physical therapy and :: rehabilitation services for Visiting Nurse Home All Under Cover .. Health Services. He is also a member of the ~' APl'A finance committee and treasurer of the =~ Michigan Physical Therapy Association. All items guaranteed .s represented. Campbell.Mithun-Esty Advertising recently promoted Grosse Pointe Shores resident Linda DiGiuHo to senior media buyer. DiGiulio joined CME in 1988 as a media buyer. She began her Locator service for advertising career at W.B. Doner, moving to the Berline Group af. specialities and ter two years. She earned her bachelor's degree in advertising and public relations from Grand Valley State University. dealers; onslte delivery and shipping service. FREE PARKING Dr. Patrick A Villani was appointed chief of surgery at St. John Hospital Macomb Center ADMISSION $3.00 Villani, of Grosse POinte Woods, IS an ophthal. mologist and a specialist in cataract surgery, glaucoma therapy laser surgery and general For additional information ophthalmology He has been in practice in the metro-Detroit area for 25 years. Look in todays classified section under 400 headings for antiques For further information contact Manufacturers NatIonal Bank of DetroIt recently promoted Lisa M. Brusher, Manager M. Kutney of Grosse Pomte Park to trust officer m the trust-m- stltutlonal and trust servu::es department Also, Grosse Pomte CIty P.O. Box 1512,Ann Arbor, MI48106 resJdent Robert A. Wright m was promoted to trust offICer In the tnJst.(:orporate agencies-Detroit depe.rtment. September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 21A

.•....••...•.•..•- .. RIce said. Coup ...... In the morning, they called the U S. Embassy and were From page 1 told that nothmg was flying. roads leading out like spokes. The Rices were womed that "As we walked back to the the cab they had ordered would square we saw that every one not be able to reach the hotel, of the spokes had at least 10 so they made arrangements for tanks or armored cars, and a hotel employee to drive them crowds were forming in the to the airport. square at the head of each As they were preparmg to spoke. Some people were rolhng leave, the drlver of the car they empty buses in front of the had ordered showed up. He said spokes to prevent the tanks that he had been working all from entering the square," Dr. nrght, that the airport was Rice said. open and that everythmg was , The Rices didn't know what fine outside of the desolate, I was going on, but there was no tank-filled Revolutionary I sign of violence, so they wan. Square. dered around taking pictures, The Rices made theIr 10 a.m. Dr RIce said. flIght, and when the plane r "People were going up to the landed 10 Hels1Oki, Fmland, armored trucks and talking to The night before the coup -*arteci. the Ric.. hCld dinner Cltthe Moscow home of Dr. Clod "everyone on the plane ap- the soldiers inside," Dr. Rice Mrs. Waayl AntODly. 10 the center. From the left. gre the Rice's interpreter. Helen Ilina. plauded," Dr. Rice saId. "We CI were Just so happy to be m a saId. "It looked like people Ie,.eMrs. Rice.the nextthe day.ADtoDlft. ClOd t4elr friend. soldier in the Soviet army. He was called to were asking the soldiers what free country." In light of the way things they were doing, and the sol. hate us because President Bush 5:30 p.m., the embassy agreed turned out, with the failure of diers just shrugged their shoul. wouldn't give them aid. And we couldn't understand what that it was a good idea for the the coup and the massive reo ders, as if to say, '} don't know then as we were walking back was bemg saId because it was Rices to stay inside the hotel forms gomg on in what was what's going on,''' to our hotel, these two young all m Russian," Gmme RIce The Rices met other Ameri- once the SovIet Umon, Dr Rice The Rices went back to their Russian men were behind us saId. hotel room to walt for the Rus- cans in the lobby of the hotel, The RIces dIdn't know If the saId he WIshes they had stayed Above gre Dr. Will1am J. and I heard one of them say and they shared informatIOn longer. Rice Clnd his wife. GiDDle. in sian doctor, but when he didn't 'Americans .... Ginnie Rice said. aIrport would be open the next with each other. Someone had "But at the time," he said, liev. show up by 2:30 p.m., they "I turned to look at them and day, or If theIr flIght would went back outside. The crowd heard that the ring road sur. leave as scheduled, or even If "we dIdn't know what was they smiled and said, 'We love round their hotel and Revolu- gomg to happen, and we just had grown considerably, and Americans,''' they'd be able to get a car to people were standing on crates tionary Square was blocked oft', take them there because they wanted out," GARBAGE GRINDER? In the hotel, they called the making it impossible to get to in front of the Russian Federa. U.S. Embassy. couldn't get through by phone Call tion Building - Boris Yeltsin's the U.S. Embassy, which was to the aIrport "The fU'St time we called, on the other side of the road. rosse Pointe --_-, headquarters - yelling through they said that they had heard The Russian doctor was able BRUCE Wllilf megaphones, trying to stir up That's why the Russian doctor to call them that mght and there had been a coup, but that ~ the crowd. never arrived at the hotel to saId that he would come to pIck everything outside of the take the Rices on the hospital ~~y "We weren't really fright- them up If the ring road was 3'/2~ 17600 UVERNOIS. 86:J.7800 square was business as usual, tour. stilI closed, he promised, he __ 18M ,rar:oc:o ened, but confused," Ginnie and that we should do what- (AcrosstomG P Hogll COP~ 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 Rice said. "A man told us that At 7 p.m., GinnIe Rice was would park as close as he 1726 MAPLE: RD •• 643-4800 ever it was we had planned to able to phone a fnend in Gorbachev was no more. We could, walk to their hotel, and do," Dr. Rice said. Grosse Pointe Shores. The kind of got the impression that But the Rices remained in then carry their bags back to SOCIAL SECURITY Gorbachev was dead," friend was watching CNN, and the car their hotel. "We were afraid told her that a coup had taken Is Your Check Correct? She said that she and her "We told hIm that It was - - ~ --- that the soldiers might start place, that Gorbachev was reo husband stopped talking in very mce of him, but that we Chances are that it is! shooting into the crowd, and we portedly and that the new public, because they didn't ill, would order a car through the HoW8V9f. in my case, my check was changed three times by SoCial didn't want to be in it if they leaders would be on Russian Security. From the low to the COrrect amount was $40.00 per month. How know if the crowd was anti. did." Ginnie Rice said. front desk You see, we didn't American. television at 9 p.m. know what would happen to do I know It IS correct? Out of curiosity r researched the method used by When the Rices got through SoCial Security to determine benefits. By applying their method to my "We thQught that they might "We turned on the televisIOn hIm If he was caught taking to the embassy again about and saw the new leaders, but social security earnings I verrfled my benefits. I would like 10 share thiS Amencans to the airport," Dr. knowledge with you. For Details. Call or Write Health care, Soviet style, lacks finer things - basics, too SOCIAL SECURfTY VERIFICATION AGENCY (886-8436) By Donna Walker 480 RENAUD AD. adjacent to the hospital, Dr. Institute of OtOlaryngology, pa. Staff Wnter are allowed the use of a car, he Oro.- Pointe Woods, MI 48236-1742 When ear BUrgeon Dr. Wil- Rice said. tients waited outside the oper- said. A family tends to its patient ating room. When it was their liam J. Rice and his wife Gin. And there IS one final differ. jike nurses or nurses turn, they'd walk into the oper- nie, an associate professor in aids ence that the Rices noted The would do in the United States, ating room and hop up on the the Wayne State University Institute was reqwred to have Ginnie Rice said. table, Dr. Rice said. College of Nursing, visited the one thmg that Amencan hospi. '". Soviet Union last month, they "The ~ospital doesn't ~ve .a And two operations often tals lack, Dr RIce saId: a por. said they found warm, friendly central kitchen, 80 the family 18 would be performed in the In. trait of Lenin m the hospital 1 people and a medical system expected to prepare the pa- stitute's operatIng room at the director',! office. tient's food and then bring it to same time. One nurse would very different from our own. Dr Rice wanted to take a him in the ~ospital:' she said. assist both operations, and had Dr. Rice taught a five-day photo of Dr. Demetn Zobalotny, The hOSPItal trouble get- to make sure she kept the in- class on ear surgery at the In. has professor and director of the in- stitute of Otolaryngology in ting the most basic supplies, struments for each operation including rubber gloves and separate he said. stitute, under the picture of Kiev and hIs wife gave a lec- Lenin. ture to the hospItal's nursing ~' ~ once ordered, "Here: we only perform one "He really didn't want to. He staff at the request of Dr. Rice's electrical ~pment. can.take operation in an operating room said it (the pieture) was some- y~ to amve, Dr. Rice 881d. at a time, to guard against colleague, Dr. Paul DzuI of thing he had to have in his of. Grosse Pointe Shores, who is .'They lack a lot af the finer infection," Dr. RIce said. "We t fice, but he finally agreed to from the Ukraine. things tb:a "!e have, and the even have special ventilation it," Dr. RIce saId. "I'll bet you more basic ~ ~t we systems so that the air from The institute 15 a 25O-bed too, anything that that PIcture isn't hospital for patIents suffering take for gran~. he S8;1d 'But one operating room doesn't mlX up there anymore (following from ear, nose and throat ail- they are familiar WIth our with the air in another." equipment and the latest tech- Doctors in the Ukraine are last month's revolution in the ments. It's the only hospital of SoVIet Union, WhIChtook place niqu.es, ~use they read our poorly paid, compared their its kind in the Ukraine, so to less than a week after the when patients come to the hos- medical ~ .. : but they American counterparts, Dr. RIces' visit to the Institute). do have some mce things. They Rice said but they receive cer- pital, they usually bring their Dr RIce will get a chance in families, which stay in a hotel have beautiful miCl'08Cllpe8,and tain perks. For example, they with what they have, they do October to find out what hap- well." pened to Lemn's portraIt, when The hospital now has two Dr. Zobalotny VIsits the Umted electronic-driven microscopic States to tour local hospItals. drJIs, which wer-e dowited by St. John Hospital in Detroit. Other medical supplies were donated by St. John, Cottage Hospital and Dr. Inul. and were deliVered in two large cases by the Rices. The drills will replace a ham. mer and chisel method that was used for ear surgery, Dr. 0"- FIXED FOR Rice said. 9 -/0 90 DAYS A.P.R • S _1be Pnrao R.... fedlO daY' One of the things that sur- prised Dr. Rice was the way FANCY RED OR patients at the Institute are GREEN BELL U.S.D.A STEAK SALE c, prepared for surgery. 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, Churches 4B September 12, 1991 Bridge Colunm SB Entertainment. 8B Or~ Point~N~ws Features -. Here are some clubs, auxiliaries, charity R Want to join? organizations, volunteer groups to consider CIJ ...y Mara'e ReIns Smith meetIngs featuring guest speak- 372 of the American four hours once a week and ... Feature Editor ers from the fields of health should be wilhng to commit Legion is a service organiza- Do you want to Jom a club? care, finance and personal themselves for at least three Z Donate some tIme and talent to tion for veterans of United :LLJ growth and development. Fun- States military service. It sup- months. Expenses range be- a chanty? Volunteer for a dralsers Include fashion shows, tween $5 and $15 for a uniform cause? Pursue a hobby? Jom a ports veterans' hospitals, school ~:E raffies and the sale of Christ- anti-drug programs, and activi. jacket. support group? Prospective volunteers must mas wrapping paper. ties for impoverished elderly September is prime tIme for submit an applIcation and be Members are women and veterans and inner city citi- f~ expanding one's horIZons and men who are employed full. mteTVlewed. One-day traInmg joining new groups We asked zens. Some of the group's activ- tIme. Meetmgs are the second ities include a Mess Night pat- and orientation sessions are ~- local non-profit organIZations scheduled several times a year. Tuesday of the month at differ- and special interest clubs to tell terned after the Briti8h - For informatIOn, call the vol- ent restaurants in the east sidel regimental tradition and a din. 3: f us what they're all about - Macomb area. National dues unteer office at 745.5326. Q. ner dance and a golf outing in what they do; what kmd of are $45 initially, then $20 each members they're seekmg; when Canada. year. Local chapter dues are Members are veterans with The Detroit Alumnae o '« they meet; how much dues and $18 a year " professional and business back- Panhellenic Association :J:J expenses are; what's expected For Information, call Gail D. grounds whose honorable mili- is a non-profit fraternal organi- from members. Kosmk at 755-5333. Here are the answers we got. tary service occurred during zation which stands for good ; For information about organ- one of the following periods: scholarshIp, good health and izations that give members a The Assistance December 1941.December 1946; service to the community. Fun- Z chance to SIng or dance or act League to the North- June 195O-January 1955; and draisers support its scholarship -I - see page 8B. east Guidance Center December 1OO1.May 1975. The fund. .- dates were set by Congress and The organIZation 18 particu- The Alliance for the raises money for the center cannot be waived. larly looking for members from WIth projects such as an annual Members must be over age is a the following sororitIes: Alpha Mentally ID-Eastside art faIr (Art on the Pointe), a 33. Meetings are held at the support group, an educational Epsilon Phi, Alpha Phi, Alpha golf benefit, a preVIew party be- University Club of Detroit and advocacy organIZatIOn for Sigma Alpha, Delta Delta fore the North American Inter- (near the Renaissance Center) those who want to help frIends Delta, Delta Phi Epsilon, national Auto Show and tennis on the fourth Thursday of each or relatIves who have chromc Kappa Alpha Theta, Phi Mu, tournaments The NEOO is a month. Members spend about mental Illnesses Sigma Delta Tau and Theta commumty mental health four hours a month on club ac- Meetings are at the Henry Phi Alpha. agency servIng northeastern tivities and there are dues and Ford Continuing Care Center The group meets six times a Wayne county It assists child. expenses. in Harper Woods and most In- year at Barnes school and in ren and adults in the preven- For information, call Joe the Dearborn Centennial Li. elude a speaker or an educa- bon of senous mental and emo- tional program. There are no Mihalak, senior vice com. brary and holds an annual c bonal illness by providing mander, at 882.9706. spring luncheon. Dues are $25 dues. counseling for such problems as o For information, call Frances for each member group. -- chIld and spouse abuse, coping Chlldren's Hospital of For infonnation, call Kim at 839-9826, or Carol at 881. z > WIth death and divorce, control- DaVIds, president, at 885-3895. .. ~ 5429. Michigan is a non.profit lmg aggressive behavior and 290.bed hospital which fulfills -t preventing suicide. - The American Busi. the physical and emotional The Exchange Club of ." a: The group is lookIng for crea- needs of sick and injured child- ness Women's Associa- tive, energetic volunteers of Grosse Pointe/St. Clair ren of all income levels. o o tion's Silver Oaks charter any age. Meetings usually take Shores is a non.profit service Volunteers must be 15 or club which sponsors projects for :a a:- chapter in Warren is a non- place in Grosse Pointe or on older and should be dependable, profit organization whose pri. the east side the prevention of child abuse c. have good communication and crime. Its major fund.raiser C> mary goal is to raise money for Dues are $25 annually. skills, emotional maturity, be scholarships. It also serves as a For more information, call is an annual Bowl-A-Thon held m able to follow instructions and in the spring. motivational group geared to Robbie LeRoy at 88W210. -I enjoy children. Volunteer 0p- Members are professional e_ enhance members' business, portunities include clencal duo educational and personal skills. The Business and ties 88 well as patIent care. The AJ3WA holds monthly Professional Post No.- Volunteers typiwly work for See CLUBS, page QB

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Woman's Club The Widow's OrganIZatIOn starting at 6:30 p m. at the will hold a Septemberfest dm- Chambertm Restaurant In the Members of the Grosse ner on Wednesday, Sept. 18, Holiday Inn on Michigan Ave Pomte Woman's Club and their nue, one block east of Outer guests Will open the club's sea- Drive son on Wednesday, Sept. 18, Men's Garden Club The pnce IS $17, tip and tax with tea and program at 12.30 mcluded, and a check should be p m m the Grosse Pomte War The Men's Garden Club of sent to the Widow's Organiza- Memorial's Crystal Ballroom Grosse Pointe mVltes the pubhc tIOn, 7129 Jonathon, Dearborn, After a social hour, Mary to hear Grosse Pomte News 48126, as soon as poSSible. Ann Schwartz, first Vice presI- Journalist Ellen Probert speak Members, WIdows interested dent and program chairman, on the historical orlgm of vege- m joimng the organization, Will mtroduce the speaker, Eve tables, herbs and roses on Widowers and other men are Portwood Thursday, Sept 19, at 7:30 pm mVlted to attend. Portwood Will speak on get- at Brownell Middle School For more Information, call tmg a house ready to sell, how The Fall Horticulture Ex- 582.3792 to buy a first home and capital hibit and Ladles' Night wIll fol- gams low the lecture. Refreshments Fran Ahee IS preSident of the Will be served. There IS no Village Garden Club club charge. Reservations should be Fall art festival The Village Garden Club made by calling the hospltahty will meet on Friday, Sept 13, chairman at 885-8232 or 885- at Seven Ponds Nature Center 4994 no later than Saturday, The Grosse Pointe Artists Association will hold its 32nd annual fall art festival on Satur- In Dryden Patty Schemm will Sept 14, at noon. day. Sept. 14. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the grounds of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. be the hostess. 32 Lakeshore. More than 100 artists and craftsmen will exhibit their work in watercolor and oil. jew- Grand Marais elry. leather. stained glass. sculpture. pottery. fiber. drawing and mar•• The League of Women Voters will hold its annual mum sale in conjunction with the fes. Questers tival. Mum plants are 56 and will be available in salmon. pink. yellow and bronze. Girl In the past 6 months The Grand MaraiS chapter of Scouts will operate wagons (Mum-mobiles) to deliver plants to purchasers' cars and Cub Questers wlll meet at the home Scouts will help set up the plant booths. LWV members Joanne Watko and Kathleen Wal- HAVE YOU MOVEDl of Cally Barrett on Friday, ters are co-chairmen of the sale. Sept 13, at 9.30 a.m In addition to exhibits by artists. there will be entertainment. food. a raffle and music. BECOME ENGAGEDl As is customary, the first Grosse Pointe artist Michael Derbyshire will be the featured artist at the event. In the past:) months meetmg of the year WIll be a There is no admission charge to the art festival. Parking is free. In case of rain. exhibi- "Show and Tell" Each member tors will move indoors. HADADADYf Will share a collectible pur. Grosse Pointe Artists Association members who are chairing committees for the annual We have lots of local mformatlon and over 59 gifts - No strings I chased dunng the past year art show are. in the back. from left. Carl Hedeen. Mickey Allardice. Ruth Whipple. Bette GROSSI POINTE 882-1790 The new officers for 1991-92 Prodden. Carol Luc. Jim Webers and Barbara Webby. In the front. from left. are Bill Lor- are: Helen Fisher, president; enz. Betty Foster. Kathryn Walker. Isabelle Goosen and Chris Bielski. Betty Spencer, first vice presI- dent; Barrett, second vice presl' dent; Margaret Brown, record- ing secretary; Madolyn Grosse Pointe Camera Club begins 54th season Lottman, corresponding secre- The Grosse Pointe Camera Phone - even if you only moved next doorl tary, and Margaret Thompson, tonal and nature categories. Club Will begin Its 54th season venient restaurant. The club treasurer Mlm-programs on some tech- year ends with a banquet in on Tuesday, Sept 17, at 7.30 mque m photography usually p m. at Brownell Middle School, June when members receive precede each competition. awards for outstanding work. Fox Creek Questers 260 Chalfonte, Room C-11. The The last meeting of the meeting wIll feature print and month IS program mght and The Fox Creek chapter No slide competition. Potential members and other New and Exciting may include a guest expert, a VISitors are invited to meetings. 216 of Questers Wlll hold its Club meetmgs are usually workshop or shde program. first meetmg of autumn on held on the fIrst, third, and However, orJy members may Light refreshments are served take part in the bi-monthly Thursday, Sept. 12, at 11 a.m fourth Tuesdays of the month after thiS meeting. at the home of Cathy Waters. Two of the monthly seSSIOns competitions to have their work Several Saturday field trips critiqued. There WIll be lunch and a are devoted to a JudgIng and are planned each year with Critique of members' work m short bUSiness meeting, fol- members bringing a brown bag For more information, call prints and slides, both m plC- lowed by a tour of hIstoric Elm- lunch or gathering at some con- 824-9064 or 881-8034 wood Cemetery arranged by Betty Reas. New Arrivals Genealogical Calley Alexis Ellwing quen, born June 10, 1991. Ma- research society ternal grandparents are Robert Kirsten Kae Weitzel Steven and Ronna Ellwmg of and Loretta Stlpek of Clinton Mark and Dr. Eileen WeItzel Lmcolnshlre, Ill. are the par- Township. Paternal grandpar- of Hickory, N.C., are the par- The Detroit Society for Ge- ents of a girl, Calley AleXIS ents are LoUIS and Marilyn ents of a girl, Kirsten Kae nealogical Research invites the Ellwmg, born July 29, 1991 Manquen of Upland, Calif Weitzel, born July 31, 1991. pubhc to meet LUIS (Library Maternal grandparents are Maternal grandparents are Users Information Service), pre- Ronald and Beverly Jacobs of Kees and Katherine Geerkin of sented by the staff of the Bur- Grosse Pomte Farms Paternal Steven Thomas D'Area Charlotte, N.C. Paternal grand- ton Memorial Collection. This grandparents are Ronaid and Thomas and Maryanne D'- parents are Meta and James -IS part of the Detroit Public Li- Ehnor Ellwmg of LibertYVille, Arca of Grosse Pomte Woods Gallagher of Grosse Pointe brary's new Library on Com- III Maternal great-grand- puter. are the parents of a son, Steven Park and the late C. Charles mother IS Mrs Roy Jacobs of Thomas D'Arca, born July 10, The meeting will be at 2 Grosse Pomte Farms Weitzel. Maternal great-grand- p.m., Saturday, Sept. 14, at the 1991 Maternal grandparents parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jo- DetrOIt Public Library, 520 are John and Dorothy Kennedy hann Geerkm of Zephyr Falls, of Grosse Pomte Woods. Pater- Woodward, Detroit. There IS no Joseph Mark Manquen Fla, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles nal grandparents are John and Okrepkie of Charlotte, N C. Pa- charge. Genealogical wds and Mark and DIane Manquen of Phyliss D' Arca of Livonia ternal great-grandparents are publications will be for sale. Clmton Township, formerly of Great grandparents are Paul Meta and Joseph Bretz of War. Lmuted parking is available Grosse POinte, are the parents next to the library. and Mary D'Arca of Garden ren. of a son, Joseph Mark Man- Grove, Cahf

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Jom us to learn from and laugh FREE witch pencil with any $15.00 Also, you'll receive FREE wlth this dynamic lady - your check purchase of Halloween merchandise, printed return address on your for $35.00 secures your place ... 397 whIle supplies last...at 85 Kercheval envelopes until October 1st.•• at For more Pointe Counter Points Fisher Road, 882-9110. on-the-Hill,884-4422. 18650MackAvenue, 885.8839 please see page 14B September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38, Walk-A-Thon will raise money for local SIDS Foundation The local chapter of the na. tlonal Sudden Infant Death Foundation will hold a Walk-A- Thon on Saturday, Sept 21, in Grosse Pointe. .~....- 49 SIDS (sometimes called crib death) kills more than 7,000 babies every year and is the leading cause of death for ba. bles one week to one year old. The national SIOS Foundation IS a non-profit voluntary health organization which provides emotional support to parents and families that experience a SIDS death, educates the public and professionals about SIOS Grosse Pointers Maria Simon. left. and Beckie Cipriano re' and sponsors medical research cently addressed invitations to the University Liggett School on the causes of SIDS. Antiques Show preview party. Laura L. Reno of Grosse Pointe Woods is preSident of the southeastern Michigan chapter of the SIDS Founda. tlOn. She said the orgamzers of ,the Walk-A-Thon hope to raise $10,000 m this, the third year of the fundralSer The five-mile walk begins at Members of Fontbonne Auxiliary of St. John Hospital and Medical Center gathered recently 11 a.m at St. Paul Catholic for a meeting about auction acquisitions. Standing. from left. are Joyce Lawrence. acquisitions s iChurch and participants are co-chairman; Nancy Ciotti: Debbie SarOl: Patricia Ostash: Pary MatuJa: Victoria Keys. FObt- asked to collect pledges for the bonne Auxiliary president; Gloria Clark: and Jane Buhl. acquisitions co-chairman. Seated. Dptwaf ~tudio~ miles they walk from left are Gayle Boutrous. Holiday Spree general chairman. and Sister Verenice McQuade, FontbobDe Auxlliary director. I Prizes and drawings will add interest to the event. PrIZeS in. Dozens (If volunteers gath- holiday preparations while they • elude a bicycle, a VCR, gift cer- Psychic party: PrOject ered m August at the home of enjoy informal modeling of f1JKV7ID)R~ 160 ._ 'tificates, a Walkman and more. HOPE League IS holdmg an as Cynthia fo'ord to address more fashions, furs and jewelry. trologIcal/psychlc party on Fri- f Corporate sponsors include than 6,000 mvites to the event. J • • ~ Proceeds go to St. John Hos- day the 13th of September, of lnJ V l(~ .' ~Domino's Pizza, Pepsi-Cola Preview party guests Will get a Pital. course, from 5 to 11 p m. at the ~Corp., Steiners Silk Screen & chance to browse and buy an. SAY GOODBYE TO THICK. UNSIGHTL Y LENSES FOREVER Ukranian Cultural Center, ~Printing, J. Miller & Asso- tiques from 40 dealers from The Junior League of 26601 Ryan Road. in WaITen. ~ciates, Amazing Deals. Colonial around the country. t Central Savings Bank and Detroit is planning Its fourth Project HOPE League IS a • A Thinner Lens that Tickets to the preview party annual Hohday Preview Bene. t James R. Fikany Real Estate non-profit independent educa- Reduces Edge Thickness are $40, $100 and $200 and fit party in cooperation with tional foundation which seeks Co. must be reserved m advance. Jacobson's in Grosse Pointe. to improve health conditions of by up to 35% For information or to regis- TIckets to the Antiques Show '6;::m-::~i::~--_ ...... _- • Better Comfort and r ter, call Reno at 8844742, or The fundraiser is planned for developing countries through are $5 a person; $4 in advance. long-term training programs Functionality , Mark Titus at 790-2602. Or The Antiques Show will be Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 6:30 The price is $20 m advance, ~~_'mj j • Highly Fashionable With ; just show up. held on Friday, Saturday and to 9 p.m. at Jacobson's in the -:..:.t.?:..:..oZ:' $23 at the door Call 573-4458 i Sunday, Oct. 11, 12 and 13 at Village. Proceeds will go to the ".''''0'' " Available Anti-Reflective' or 228-9044 for information. Oops: The Detroit ULS Middle School. Hours are Grateful Home Dreamweavers Coatmg chapter of the American P.O.W.E R project to address 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Friday, 11 - Margie Reins Smith STOP IN AND SEE OUR Institute of Architects sev- the critical needs of chemically a m to 6 P m on Saturday, and PROFESSIONALS FOR EXPERT SERVICE enth annual tour will be 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. dependent women and their held on Sunday, Sept 15, For more information or for children in the city of Detroit. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. - tickets, call ULS at 8844444. Carmen Harlan, WDIV-TV rossePointe c:Ell 882-9711 I_I NOT on the date published anchorwoman, will serve as COpy 11.<: ,"--,--- . - hero last week. For more honorary chairman for the 3 Holiday Spree: Members m_Road 2 19599 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods information, call 9654104. of the Fontbonne Auxiliary of event, and nearly 30 local res- St John Hospital and Medical taurants will provide samples (Ac'O:~~~: 11111') COPIES 6900 Orchard Lake Rd., Suite 307, West Bloomfield Antique show: The invi- Center are finahzmg plans for of their special dishes. tations are in the mail for the the third annual Holiday Spree Reservations may be made . 1991 University Liggett School • to be held on Sunday, Nov. 10, by sending a check for $20 to Antiques Show preview party, from 5 to 9 p.m., at the Grosse the Junior League of Detroit. set for Thursday, Oct. 10, from Pointe Yacht Club. 32 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at ULS Mid. Farms, 48236. dle School, 850 Briarcliff, Silent and live auctions will For more information, call Grosse Pointe Woods. give shoppers a Jump start on the JLD office, 881-0040. Grosse Pointer will be inducted to Michigan Women's Hall of Fame Gladys BeckWith, preSident stock Riley, the first woman to Tickets for the Michigan , of the Michigan Women's Stud- serve on the Michigan Court of Women's Hall of Fame awards ies Association and director of Appeals She was also the first dinner are $65 each: the recep- I the Michigan woman appointed to the Michi. tion only is $75. The reception Women's gan Supreme Court, but was begins at 6 p.m. Historical removed by the four Justices Information on the honorees, Center and who concluded her appointment the awards presentatIOns and Hall of exceeded the outgomg gover- tickets IS available by calling I Fame, re- nor's authOrity. In 1984, Riley 517-484.1880 during regular cently an- was returned to the Supreme business hours. I nounced t.he Court by voters by a margin of The Michigan Women's His- ',1991 hono- 500,000 over one of the four torical Center and Hall of rees selected justIces who had voted to oust Fame was founded by the for induction her. Michigan Women's Studies As- into the Rile sociation to address the omis- Women's y The eighth annual award sions in history of women's ac- Hall of Fame in Lansing. dmner will be held on Satur- complishments. The center is day, Oct. 26, at the Radisson located at 213 W. Mam Street, I Among those honored are Hotel Lansmg A reception pre m Lansmg. Tours are avail. Grosse Pointer Dorothy Com. cedes the dinner able.

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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON 1 {800\ >( ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 10:10 EducatIOn 884-2035 mdlviduals and families af CHURCH Nursery Available (1 10:30a.m. Worship closed meetmgs Wednesdays fected by alcohol or drugs are and Fndays at 8 p.m and open ~ 20475 Sunningdale Park DIAL Rev Colleen Kamke 9: 15 a.m. Sunday School offered weekly at St John Hos- meetll1~s Saturdays at 2 pm Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820 B 00 a rn. Holy Euchanst First English Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE pital . Macomb Center. m Conference Room A 1030 am Choral Euchansl and SermOll VernierRd. at WedgewoodDr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST • Alcohohcs Anonymous, a • Alanon. a support group for A PRAYER Church School (Nursery Available) Grosse Pointe Woods Kercheval at Lakepointe support group for alcohol-de- families of alcohol abusers, Mu!.Week Eucnanst 9 30 a.rn. Tuesday 884-5040 822-3823 meets Wl'dnesdays at 8 pm. m The Rey. Robert E. Neily 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Sunday School and Worship the cafetella The Rey. Jadl; G. Trembath 882-8770 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Dr. WaIter A. Schmidt, Pastor • Narcotics Anonymous, a The Rrv. Ruth Clause. Grosse Pointe Unitarian NIll'SetY_ is provided support group for drug-addicted Pastor Paul Owens Rev. HarVey Reh people. meets in Conference GROSSE Church St James Lu1heran Church 240 L Christ the King Room A Saturdays at 8 p.m., "Freedom or 170 McMillan Rd., near Kercheval Sundays at 7 p.m. and Mon- POI NTE Chalfonte New IlJusioos?" ~ Grosse Pointe Farms Lutheran Church BE A RED CROSS VOLUNTEER days at 8 p.m ~~throp 11:00 a.m. Service & Church School Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 • Alateen and Alatot, sup UNITED 884-0511 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Worship Services .American POlt groups for teens and child- CH U RCH 884-3075 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 ren of alcoholic parents, meets Rev John Corrado, Minister 8:30 a.m. &: 11:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Sun4!n' School and .RedCross Bible Classes + Wednesda)s at 8 p m a caring church r SALEM MEMORIAL Worship For mOl e InformatIOn, call 9:30 a.m. Education Hour S 'sedN "Are We The HOI18e Christ Built?" __ : LUTHERAN CHURCH Pr-~~Call~ '1655501, ext. 312 Acta 2'1-4; 14-18 1'ora11 ages ----rr,r-~~\ 9:15 a m. & 11 :15 a.m. ~ '::::J d !I", ! 1!MijiIi! I1'1: Pastor RobertA. Rimbo Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor Worship Robin Abbo Minister of Nunure Randy S. Boelter, Pastor CRIB ROOM KDGN. AVAJLABLE 21230 Moross at Chester 881-9210 NEW DR ROY R HUTCHEON. PASTOR 930 TradJllooal Worslnp THE SUBJECT FOR THIS Grosse Pointe I REV DAVID R KAISER. CROSS ASSOC 11;00 CorllernporaryWorslnp SUNDAY IS: 7 -00 Wednesday EducallOll Hour UNITED METHODIST VIDEOCASSETTE Grosse POInte Rev Frednck R. Gross. Pastor "Substance" CHURCH A Friendly Church for All Ages FOR CHILDREN WOODS CHRIST First Church of Christ, 211 Moruss Rd. PRESBYTERIAN Grosse Pointe Farms Chll'ch EPISCOPAL Scientist 886-1363 "The Bible in Story and Song" 19950 Mack (between Morass & Vemlllr) I CHURCH 9.00 a m Grosse Pointe Farms, "Rejoice, Raw!., Reacb Out" Includes favonte stones WOrship & learmng Center Saturday Rev, Jack E. GIguere, preaching for chIldren 3 to 13 282 Chalfonte Ave. I 1000 a m 530pm Holy Euehanst & Damel In the LIOns Den 4 blocks West of Moross 9:00 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Worship Adult Education & Chlldren's Fall Scbedule Renmee 10:15 am. Study Classes Nehemiah BUilds the Wall Hour Sunday, September 15 Sunday 10:30 a.m. : TheStory of Jesus 11'00 am 8'OOa.m. Holy Euchanst Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Wednesday 8:00 p.m. I+- THE UNITED WorShip & Church School 8.30 am. Breakfast In the Undercroft 915a.m. Holy Euchans!- ALL ARE WELCOME ~ METHODIST CHURCH C1lOlToCMen l GIrls Dr Jack Ziegler preachmg C1lildren's Chapel In Undercroft THE GROSSE Poom:MEMoRw. CHutDt l~:al a.m Adult Forum Establlshed 1865 The Presbytenan Church (U.S.A.) Church Sdlool filr Children Nursery ServICes Available 1115 am. Holy Eucllanat we WtIaxJ*lbu from 9 00 a m to Noon 9'00 am. .12:15 pm. Supemsed NUTleIY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1991 i 886-4300 THE REVEREND DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON preaching • .1 hi $19.95 Ava. a eat 9:00 Worship John P WI! of GIOsse Pomte Woods was POinte Farmb earned a juns who eat ned a master of bClence named to the honor 1'011for thE. POinte gJ'aduated from the GroSbe POinte Park and Anne hams doctor degtee 11'001 the Unlver degree In englneermg, and. Wlntel' quarter at OhIO State Southel'n Cahfornla College 01 R. Smith of Grosse Pointe CIty slty of Notre Dame Law School Vittorio M. Morreale, the Mary Catlin Wachter ( t~ University Optometry on May 17, with a were named to Alfred UDlversl- on May 26 He earned hiS bach doctor of optometry degree She ty's dean's hst for the sprmg son of AntoniO and Rosa Mor- Grub,;e POinte Farms, wh,/ • elm"s degt'ee flom Johns Hop reale of Grosse Pomte Woods, earned a bachelor of SClenl~ Il> the daughter of Walter B. semester. Perry is a jUDlor m klns University and Sandra B FIsher the NYS College of CeramICS received a doctor of medlcme degJ ee in science Heatht'r degree from the George Wash. Louise Imel of Grosse POinte • • and IS the daughter of Mrs Ington Umverslty School of Park was named one of Purdue Christie A. Getto, daughter Ruth Perry SmIth IS a senior Susan Michelle Judge, m the NYS College of Ceramics MediCine and Health Sciences Umverslty's dIstinguished stu of Peggy and David Getto of on May 31 He Will serve hIS dents Grosse Pomte Park, and Rob. daughtel of Mr and Mrs John and is the daughter of Mr and P Judge of Grosse Pomte Mrs Thomas W Smith reSidency In neurosurgery at • ert C. Healy, son of Robert Mayo Chmc m Rochester, Healy of Grosse Pomte and Woods, graduated from John • Carroll Umverslty with a bach Minn. Kay Moqum of Bellingham, Grobse Pomte students who • Edward F. Lambrecht III Wash, earned bachelor of arts elor of scIence degree In eco Recent Purdue UnIversIty nomIc,; made the dean's hst at Vander- of Grosse Pomte Farms has re- degrees from Kenyon College bIlt UniversIty are Elizabeth graduates mcluded Anthony ceIved the Green Mountdm on May 19 Getto gt'aduated • Anne Disser, daughter of Mr. Wisniewski of GroSbe POinte chapter of the Retired Officers cum laude, with high honors m Merle Anne Stackpoole and Mrs Michael B Disser; Farms, who earned a bachelOl ASSOCIation's Oen Douglas B psychology Healy's major was and Sarah Anne Mayer, both Michaela Elizabeth Marston. of scIence degree In mdustrlal MacArthur Award. The award political science and he passed of Grosse Pomte, graduated daughter of Mr and Mrs Mi. engmeermg; William Charles was presented at a recent cere hIS semor exercise wIth dlstmc. from Salnt Mary's College m chael V Marston; and Jenni. Nixon of Grosse Pomte Woods, mony honormg AIr Force Re tlOn Indiana on May 18 fer Louise Williams, daughter who earned a mastel of science serve Officers Traming Corps degree, Theresa Stetter Te- ••• cadets at the Umverslty of ••• lang of Grosse Pomte Woods, Maine .

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From page IB The group holds an annual awareness of Its hlsWry and have lost loved ones. regatta in July at the Farms educatIng Its reSidents Dues are $15 annually. fermg programs and serviceS The cost IS $2 a session and Lunch is $3.75. men and women of all ages Pier Park, an Easter egg hunt, Members of all ages are m- for retIrees who want w work w Improve meetIngs are at the Grosse For more InformatIOn, call The orgamzatlOn needs vol- a road rally, an annual Bless- terested in preserving the his- Pointe War Memorial. their commumties mg of the Fleet, a weekend trip wry and culture of Grosse Magdalen Jocque at 886-8238. unteers for telephone reassur. Breakfast meetIngs take For informatIOn, call Mar- ance for about two hours a w Sarma, a New England POInte The society IS looking garet Firnschild at 774-9405. Toastmaster's Interna- place on Thursdays from 7;30 clambake, a Christmas party for people who have typing and week. to 8.30 a m. at the Jefferson tional is a non-profit club ded- For Information, call Kayleen and a Commodore's Ball. research skills and are willing Pregnancy Aid Inc. IS Icated to enhancing the speak. Colonnade Restaurant The 1m It also holds weekly sailboat w volunteer two w four hours a a non. profit pro-life group that Lemont at 926.5365 tlation fee IS $35 Dues are $55 mg and leadership skills of its races durmg the summer. week. prOVides aid to pregnant members a quarter and include the cost MeetIngs take place at the For mformatlon, call Jean women With free pregnancy The War Memorial of the weekly breakfast Adults 18 and over, profes. Farms Pier Park recreatIOn Dodenhoff at 884-7010 tests and counseling sionals and non-professionals, Bridge Club is made up of For InformatIOn, call Mike bUlldmg The organIZatIOn IS lookmg Reynolds at 3430176 meet twice a month on the sec- people who enJoy duplicate Members must be reSidents The Grosse Pointe for adults with concern for ond and fourth Mondays from brIdge. of Grosse Pomte Farms. The m- women in CrIsis and an ability Grace Seniors IS a non. Jewish Council IS a non- 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Brownell Mid- It meets Mondays from 12.30 ItiatlOn fee IS $25 Dues are $25 profit SOCialand cultural organ- to work with people as office dle School. In addition, a w 4:30 p.m ; Tuesdays and Fri- profit organIZation for semor a year for families; $15 for Indi. volunteers about 12 hours a citIZens who are Interested In IZation which seeks w preserve speechcraft class will begin Oct days from 7:30 to 11 p.m. Sanc- viduals. and promote the heritage and month 14 at 7 p.m., before the meet- tioned novice games are held fellowshIp, cards, and trIpS For informatIOn, call Shirley The group has monthly meet. The group meets at Grace tradItions of the Jewish relI. ing. Tuesdays and Fridays at 7 p.m Brennan MomJlan, membership gIon and culture for the benefit Ings and there are no dues or For more information, call for less experIenced players Umted Church of ChrIst, 1175 chairman, at 886-0269, Commo- expenses. of Its members and the com. 886.1734 or 884-1709. The cost IS $4 a seSSIOn, Lakepolnte, in Grosse POInte dore James Farquhar at 882. For informatIOn, call the of- Park, on Wednesdays from 11 mumty, and w offer an educa. which includes coffee and 1350, or Wilham Penoyar at tlonal and SOCialforum for Its fice at 882-1000. The W.P. Reuther snacks. a m w 4 p.m for cards and fel- 8862254 lowship. The group sometimes members. The Regina High Senior Center is a non. For more information, call Membership IS open to fami- profit senior citizens center of. Judith Thomas at 3724218. meets at Windmill POinte Park The Grosse Pointest School Alumnae Asso- Members celebrate each others' hes, couples and singles and Harper Woods Right to dues are nominal. ciation plans events and fun. bIrthdays and hold potluck draismg projects for the benefit Life, an affiliate of Right to For Information, Write w the luncheons and an annual of the school and its students. Christmas party LIfe of MichIgan, IS a non- Grosse Pointe Jewish CounCil, Any graduate of Regina High profit, non-sectarIan, non-partI- PO. Box 25031, Detroit, 48225 Elderly Care ~_ Members must be 55 or older School is eligible to join. The san orgamzation made up of and may be from any relIgIOUS organization meets once a mdividuals who are committed The Grosse Pointe Ski denommation Dues are 50 month at RegIna and has no We are an established company which caters to to restormg the respect for lIfe IS a social group for cents a meetmg. Club dues or expenses. For informa. for all people - born and un. adults who are interested in the comfort needs of the elderly. For Information, call the Rev tion, call Janet Spamch Leze at skiing. It sponsors monthly ski Harvey Reh at 881.7610, or born 882-8033, or Elsa SmIth at 526- If you or a loved one needs help, please call us. It IS lookmg for members and trips in Colorado, Miclugan, Grace Umted Church at 822. 0220. We offer personalized services for all situations. 3823 volunteers who would like to Ontario and Utah, and other get mvolved in its educatIOnal, social activities year-round. The Senior Ladies The Grosse Pointe legIslative and fundr81smg pro- Meetings are held on the Bridge Club IS made up of Jects first Wednesday of each month Chess Club IS made up of ladles 60 and over who eIlJOY Professional Medical Services men and women who like The group holds monthly at 8 p.m. at the Grosse POInte lunch and bndge. w meetings play chess. War Memorial. Dues are $13 It meets the second and For Information, call Mary St.II The club meets at the Grosse for singles; $19 for couples if fourth Wednesdays of each ~hn Hospital and Medical Center Clor at 885.9259. POinte War MemOrIal on Tues- paid before Oct. 15. After Oct. month at the Grosse Pointe days from 7:30 to 11 p.m. and 15, dues are $15 for singles; War Memorial from noon to 4 Serving the tri~unty area dues are $10 a year. The Grosse Pointe $23 for couples. p.m. For information, call John Historical Society is a For information, call George DeJongh, president, at 579- non-profit organization dedi- Peterson at 882-2983. 0601. cated to preserving Grosse New Beginnings is a The Grosse Pointe Pointe's hentage by increasmg support group for those who Cinema League IS a non- profit organization for people who are mterested in travel and/or photography Give Your Marble New Life The club meets at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial every • ~Both new and older marble needs other Monday at 8 p m. - professIOnal care to look Its best. Dues are $17 annually; $10 -' -:: ~~ and to malnlAln Its value for spouses. - MARBLELIFE professIOnals For information, call Donna - use Union Carbide Marble Rasmussen at 778-2907. \. (are tec hnolo~les to restore and preserve The Grosse Pointe every type of marhle. Farms Boat Club is a bTing out Its natural non-profit organization of heaut)'. color and Grosse Pointe Farms residents sheen. and proYlde which sponsors recreational ac- a finish that 15 hath lustrous and tIvities In and around Lake St. damage.reslstant Clair, promotes safe boating and e~ys other SOCialactIvi- Call toda)' for a (ree ties. consultahon Support group for 459-6870 grieving parents \1 \J~B11 L1J F First Sunday, a support group for parents who have suf- 42010 Koppemick fered the death of a child, #110 meets the second and fourth Canton Wednesdays of each month at Union Carbide Marble Corp. St John Hospital and MedIcal Experts in Marble Restoration & Preservation. Center, from 8 to 11 p.m., In ...... 1 'I •• "'.00::- _~I C the lower level education cen- ter The next meetings will be held on Sept 2.5, Oct 9 8n.d 23.

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I I September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Engagements 78 where she earned a bachelor of Fausone- Michigan State University, Sarois-Rausch arts degree m advertising. She where he receIved hiS Ph D. in Mrs. Sutton Sarvis of Grosse is an account executive at Cel- Hinebough psychology. He IS employed at Pointe and John Herman Sar. lular One in Farmington Hills. Total Therapy Corp m Troy Mr. and Mrs Bruce Fausone V18 of St. Clair Shores have an. Clune is a graduate of Kala- of Grosse Pointe Woods have nounced the engagement of mazoo College, where he their daughter, Paula Suzanne earned a bachelor of science announced the engagement of Sarvis, to Daniel William degree in chemistry, and their daughter, Elizabeth Anne Rausch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georgetown University, where Fa usone , to Fredrick Hme- David Kars of Holland. An he earned a doctor of medicine bough of Mt. Clemens, son of October wedding is planned degree. He is a reSIdent Lehman Hmebough of St. Pe- ophthalmologist at Wayne tersburg, Fla., and Lillian Hi. State University's Kresge Eye nebough of Tampa, Fla. A Feb- Institute ruary weddmg is planned. Fausone 18 a graduate of Western Michigan Umverslty and the University of Mlchi. Getis-Boyle gan, where she received her Arthur and Judith Getis of master's degree in speech and San D~ego, Calif., have an- JeDDlfer Marie Savel cmd audio pathology. She 18 director Renee Lee lricbteln nounced the engagement of DoaaJd Markley Crawford of the ",peech department at their daughter, Victoria Lynn Metropohtan Hospital 10 Grand Krickstein-Kay Getis, to Kevin Gerard Boyle, Savel-Markley Rapids. Dr and Mrs. Herbert Krick- son of Kevin C. and Anne Andrew M. and Sandra M. Hmebaugh IS a graduate of Elizabeth Anne Fausone and stein of Grosse Pomte have an- Boyle of Grosse Pointe Woods. Savel of Bloomfield Hills, for- Wayne State Umversity and Dr. Fredrick HiDebough nounced the engagement of A January wedding is planned. merly of Grosse Pointe Shores, thelr daughter, Renee Lee, to Getis is a graduate of Ober- have announced the engage- Gary Lewis Kay, son of Ste- lin College, where she earned a ment of their daughter, Jenm- phame Kay of Potomac, Md., bachelor of arts degree, and the fer Marie Savel, to Donald and the late Stanley Kay. A University of Michigan, where Markley Crawford, son of Ju- Paula SU&aDDeSarris and November wedding IS planned. she earned a master of arts de- dith Crawford of Toledo and Lidoon th. Lak. Krickstem is a graduate of Dcmiel William Rcr1SCh gree. She is studying for a Robert Crawford of Toledo. A proudly announces ... Tulane University. She is direc- Sarvis attended Michigan Ph.D. degree from the Univer- May weddmg is planned. tor of marketing at DeIWilber State University and is a grad. sity of Michigan. Savel is a summa cum laude Private banquet facilities available for weddings, & Associates of McLean, Va. uate of Grand Valley State Boyle is a graduate of the graduate of Hillsdale College, anniversaries, banquets, communions and Kay is also a graduate of 'fu- University, where she earned a University of Detroit, where he where she earned a bachelor of lane University and is a leas- bachelor of business adminis- earned a bachelor of arts de- arts degree in business admin- all your private party needs. ing associate with Barrueta & tration degree in marketing gree, and the University of istration and fInance. She will Associates of Washington, D.C. and a bachelor of ecience de- Michigan, where he earned a graduate from the University of Call 773-7770 For Information gree in communicatioIlS. She is master of arts degree and a Toledo College of Law in May a customer service representa- Ph.D. He is an assistant profes- 1992. tive at Roes 1i;hlert Photo Labs sor of history at the University Crawford is a magna cum in Chicago. of Toledo. laude graduate of Wittenberg Rausch attended the Univer- University, where he earned a HARPER WOODS COMMUNITY CENTER sity of Michigan and graduated bachelor of arts degree in politi- from Grand Valley State Uni- cal science, and a magna cum ANNOUNCES versity with a bachelor of busi- Engaged? laude graduate of the Univer- Owner/Operator John W. Pollard welcomes certified chef ness administration degree in sity of Toledo College of Law, Pat Twiddy, a graduate of the world renowned Culinary accounting. He is a senior audio Married? where he earned his juris doc- tor for Ernst & Young. tor degree. He is a lawyer with Institute of America, to his experienced Call 882-0294 Sidley & Austin, a Chicago law staff. 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.1 t. Entertainment September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News No guts, no glory - Performing organizations want you __ Ronald J. Bernas functIOns Includmg funerals, yearly concerts are held at Lak always looking for new people ~ff Wnler charity functIOns and other eVlew High School , Does someone hke the way Ai to add to its 400-member w-oup community events Volunteers are also needed to you sing 10 the shower? ~ ~~ A vocal audItIon IS reqUIred, help run the orgamzatlOn This year's slate of five ,f Have you ever watched a but members don't need to read WhIChhas a 25.member board. shows consists of "Into the 'ptay and thought, "1 could do musIc. The group IS cw-rently For more mformatlOn, call Woods," "NOises Off," "Steel that?" n f restructw'mg the dues fee, and 776-1012. Magnolias," "Ah, Wl1derness" Do you hke to pamt but have doesn't know what thiS year's and "Guys and Dolls." no idea if you're any good? figure will be The Grosse Pointe Sym- Do you wonder what the All shows run for two weeks Meetmgs are 7.30 p m every phony Orchestra IS nearmg glow of the IImehght feels hke? at the Grosse Pomte War Mem- Monday evemng at St Judes at its 40th year of prOViding an > Then perhaps you're a frus. onal and are cast from open Seven Mile and Kelly outlet for community musiCIans ~ated performer. But there's auditIOns For more informatIOn, call of better.than-average caliber no reason to Sit at home and Bob Ploclnlak at 757-8600. The orchestra IS conducted by Dues are $20 and anyone 18 Keep yow- light under that homes and has sung the na Felix Resnick. efit performances for children's or older who's interested m proverbial bushel. Let It shine homes and nw'smg homes tIOnaI anthem at TIgers and The Chamber Music Play- Players - who range in age theater - performers, costum- A lot of organizations need tal- Pistons games ers of Grosse Pointe IS a non- from high school on up - are The 45 membel group meets ers, backstage people and even ented people - and that doesn't For more mformatlOn, call profit orgamzatlOn deSigned to selected by an audItion process every other month at various ushers - can Jom Meetmgs are JUst mean actors or singers Joe BIchler at 884-6838 brmg together people who are and rehearse at 7:30 pm on places and holds open auditIOns the second Tuesday of each The following groups may be Wednesdays at Parcells MIddle befol'e each show "The Unex month in the Crystal Ballroom Just what you need to break out School pected Guest" has alteady been at the Grosse Pointe War Mem- »,nd strut yow- stuff cast There are no dues, but pa- orial Each meeting concludes : Grosse Pointe Artists As- trons are encow-aged to help fi ,sociation IS a non.profit organ- nance the fow- concerts each ization for persons mterested 10 year. 'the visual arts. For more mformatlon, call I ' The group meets monthly at Gerald Stoetzer at 881-7348. the Grosse Pointe War Memo- rial and IS lookmg for any .. The Grosse Pointe Com- Grosse Pointe resident inter- munity Band IS an actiVIty of- .ested In the fine arts - artists fered by Grosse Pointe Com- .9r non-artIsts Dues are $20 for munity Education and is open ~Ive members and $10 for as. to mUSICians of high school age '~iate members Two fundrals- and up. Ralph Miller is the con, lPg art fairs are held each year ductor. 'along with Juried ex}ubits and awards. Greasepaint Players Bernie Rehse. P.I. Jenkinson and Larry All instnunents - and talent levels - are welcome. The $15 For more mformatlOn, call Rink in last year's "Deadwood Dick." fee covers music and other Mickey Allardice, 886-8719, or The Grosse Pointe Com- Interested in chamber musIc Barbara Llnthorst.Homan, 881- costs. Rehearsals are Tuesday munity Chorus IS not quite as Chamber mUSICIans and evenings at Grosse Pointe 9085 ..., old, but It'S a very estabhshed chamber musIc lovers of all South High School. One concert group which puts on two con- ages can Join by paymg the $15 will be presented; the date will It The Society for the Preser- certs a year, one m December dues (addItIOnal family mem- be announced. 'vation and Encouragement and one in the spring The rep- bel'S can Join for $8). Eight Sun- ,of Barbershop Quartet Sing- For more information, call ertOJre consists of classical and day afternoon concerts are per- 343-2178. in America (SPEBSQSA) mg popular music and IS chosen by formed in the Crystal Ballroom has a history as long as Its the chorus' conductor Robert of the Grosse POinte War Mem- The Greasepaint Players 'lname. Founded in the early Wolf. onal. Theater Troupe was founded :~!J.900s, the group has 40,000 There are no auditIOns, and For more Information, call .:rtlembers across the country In 1975 and performs three singers don't necessarily need Don Littlefield at 881.1042. shows yearly at Grosse Pointe 'l!ind 18 chapters m Michigan to read musIc. Grosse Pointe Theatre's production of "Chicago" starred Ojncludmg the 140-member South High School. Dues are $15. Rehearsals are The Lake St. Clair Sym- This year's bill consists of Nick Dara. Terri Turpin-Amato and Norm Colborn •• ''Grosse Pointe Lakeshore Cho- at 7:45 p.m. every Tuesday at phony Orchestra begins its Agatha Christie's "The Unex- In additIOn to actors, the with a short performance by 'tus. Grosse Pomte North's choral 30th year of providing the resi- .t'. Meetmgs are at 8 p.m. Tues- pected Guest," Noel Coward's group needs set. bwlders and .IS group members. rooms. dents of southeast Macomb 'day evenings at the Neighbor. "Blithe Spirit" and an evenmg looking for a gwag~ _to, sW.fI'! For more mformation, call County with live performances flats, props and fw-mture. Also 886For more information, call hood Club Dues are $50. Mem. of melodramas. "Curse You, Wolf at 278-4654. of orchestral music, and devel- Jack Dalton" and "Virtue Is Its needed are advertisers for the -8901. bers must enjoy singing, but oping cultw-al awareness don't necessanly need to be Own Reward." The melodra- programs and members for The Judelaires is a show MUSICIans are chosen backstage committees able to read music. mas are performed at the VFW Don't forget, there's also chorus which has been around through an audition and inter- For more Information, call ,.(, The group presents several Laethem Post on Eight Mile church choirs you can jom, for 38 years. Its main show is view process and are paid. The 774-0309. t'ooncerts a year, and performs between Kelly and Gratiot, but some of which pay, Pick Up a 10 the spring every year, but apprOXimately five rehearsals for charity events, in nursing the group is looking for a new Grosse Pointe Theatre has church bulletin for more infor- members perform at vanous reqUIred for each of the fow- Jt ~~ venue. The group also does ben- been around for 43 years and is mation. jl' ccs alumni " Comedy fans get stood up by a bizarre 'Mystery Date' show work car - whIch puts Tom III a By Chris Lathrop its What happened to the the plot, which are too numer- he's got a cooler ponytail. Special Wnler peck of trouble It's not easy to laugh riot that's supposed to go ous to mention But even better is the way at Art Center If you're expectmg "Mystery Impl ess your dream girl when .. along with a story about a hor- Okay, let's mentIOn two "Mystery Date" gives you more Date" to be a whimSical or a bunch of guys With guns are ; The Art Center m Mt Cleo monal teenager on a bhnd Why IS a blonde goddess so than you bargain for, which is titens, in cooperation with The hghthearted tnp to the mOVies, trymg to rub you out date? lonely and desperate that she's don't It's not a rare feat for a commercial re- center for Creative Studies The potential for comedy is wllllng to go out With a com- The storylme sounds mno- A few humorous scenes are lease these days. You go m ex- (~CS) College of Art and De. defimtely present here, but plete stranger? And why cent enough - a teenager goes thrown In to lighten thmgs up pecting a shallow, trite comedy sjgn Alumni, presents a flrst-of- director Jonathan Wacks and doesn't she run screammg mto after a fabulous babe, trashing a bit, but they are not enough and you leave havmg seen Ita-kind exhibit entitled "Five "'Titers Parker Bennett Rlld the night when she finds out something Rkin to a James hi~ Pd.l~ll~' house and raISing to tu..""'!l UM~,st..ery Date" into equals 1": A CCS Alumm All- Terry Runte try to be Alfred the JOke.fest a lot of people, es- that thiS stranger IS marked for Bond flick. l\lfedia Extravaganza at The the ire of a band of thugs in death? Just wondermg. the process HItchcock by tw-mng thiS bud- pecially those who fell for the Whether or not thiS IS a Art Center m Mount Clemens ding comedy mto a thrIller film's trailer and advertlsmg pleasant surpnse depends on ~pt. 12-Oct. 4 DespIte all thIS, "Mystery you, the viewer. If your heart IS Sounds hke "Risky BUSI- The funny stuff is kept to a campaign, thought It would be. Date" has a celtam appeal The set on seeing a shallow, trite ness." That was fun, wasn't It? mmlmum whlle the tenSIOn, Of course, nothing short of a bad guy (superbly played by comedy, try "LIfe Stmks." If The exhibit of 60 works was Yes, It was And so IS "Mys blood and suspenseful sound. complete rewrite of the script B D Wong) IS every bit as not, you Just might like "Mys- juried from over 400 entnes tery Date," for the first 20 mm- track are pushed to their hm. :submitted by CCS alumm from utes After that, a comphcated can plug up the gaping holes 111 smde as Steven Seagal, and tery Date." the five Colleges of Art and subplot surfaces, bringing some Design (crafts, fine arts, senous VIOlence and intrigue graphic communicatIon, in- With It 'Harley and Marlie' bodes ill for the scruffy look dustrial design and photogra- It's a surpnslng tWiSt, and If By Chris Lathrop Sorry, guys "Harley DaVid- thought was cash turns out to and Johnson have it written phy). A receptIOn to honor the you hke surpnses, you mIght Special Wnler son and the Marlbro Man" IS be a shipment of a powerful into their contracts that there partlclpatmg artists and to enJoy "Mystery Date" Then Most guys probably won't no help at all. No one In hIS or drug called crystal dream has to be at least one no-holds- mark the begmning of the agam, If you don't, you'll proba admit It, but there's somethmg her right mind - unfortunate Which means Harley and Mar. barred love scene in every 1991-92 "Season of Slgmfi- bly hate It strangely reassuring about the movie critiCS excepted - would lie have much more to worry movie they make. There's none cance" at The Art Center will It starts when Tom (Ethan fact that a lot of women go ga- WIlhngly pay to see thiS point- about than a bunch of cops, of that m "Harley and Marlie," be held today. Sept. 12, from 7 Hawke) becomes Infatuated ga over Mickey Row-ke and less, boring thing. they've Incurred the wrath of a Come on, guys. The movie's to 9 p m The public IS inVited WIth a beautIful blonde (Ten Don Johnson. drug lord and hIS sharp dressed rated "R" so why not take ad. to attend this free event Poiol who hves down the block What's it about, you ask? goon squad who \\ .Jean- Fnday, 11 a m to 5 pm, and about shavmg the face, wash- mafia and a woup of cop" on fa<;hlOnable filth It helps If thiS Without attractIng the Claude Van Damme me;lRad Saturday, 9 a m to 2 pm For mg that hair and wearmg the take Both are aftp! Fox Theatre Building Neil Simon's traglCOmlC tale of tions and mformation, call "You Don't Have 10 McElveen at 772-2798 the hapless Mel Edison and his PRIME CflmbA MountaIn To 964,,3112 WIfe Edna at the Golden Lion RIB 95 Experl8f1C9 The Best OPE~ Dmner Theatre. PrIce for the VISIl our aIM Iororaon DINNER $8 Tastlf'l9 Pnme Rb m f!l evemng is $24.95 a person, ErERY n:\y: Sowdlfidd. 10 T~ Ornne,I" ", \, '\ \ " . 3'i2.'i588 which mcludes dmner, show, Sunday, Sept. 15 tax and gratUIty Cocktails be- "Crulsin' Woodward," a se- gin at 7 p.m. Dinner is at 7:30 nes of vignettes of life in De- EARLY BIRD DINNERS ---- p.m WIth the show follOWIng troit, contmues at the Magic 95 95 dessert at 8.30 p.m. Group tick- Bag Theatre Cafe located at 3.6 p.m., $5 & $6 ets are avaJlable Call 886-2420 22918 Woodward, Just north of I $5.00OFF!. I for more mforrnatlOn The show NIne Mile The show begins at COMEDIAN MARV WELCH PIill\fNT nus 00 E.xpra: 9 30191 G.P.N. McElveen ProductlOns presents more mforrnatlon L------

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The "Video Recording: An In~ By Phyllis Hollenbeck m Mumch, the program ofTers fee IS $1,850 per person, with a Related claases include two duction," has been slated for 9 senes of umque hohday.related $400 deposIt due to Skylight which focus on the cuiaine of a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16. It is excursions to such picturesque Travels by Oct. 2 Germany. Charity Suczek, a three-hour session devoted to and historic citIes as Augsburg, A spec181Commumty Educa. Grosse Pointe's acclaimed mas- helping the traveler make full Kinkelsbuhl, Rothenburg, Nu. tlon class planned 10 connection ter cooking teacher, will pre- use of his or her camcorder on Necessary nuisance remberg, Landshut, Salzburg, With the propo&'rything practical to assure your safety. porting players - more than 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only ENTREE Salmon & Scallops 3,000 miles of Great Lakes HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY loin of Veal . coastline, 11,000 inland lakes ~ ARE FAMOVS for OUR DESSERTS DESSERT Warm Tart Cherry Compote and close to 600 public golf courses. WEIGHT Senier Citizen Adventure Series begins WATCHERS Age 65 We Welcome DtETERKAMINSKI our Guest of Honor Frosled Treat DISCOunt10% and Commentator The 1991-92 Grosse Pointe $18.25, or $4.25 for the film Early reviews 10dicate a & Desserts MinimumOrder Adventure Series at the Grosse alone, or $14 for dinner alone. great show thIS year. Lo Cal Menu $2.50 $35.00 per person plus tax and gratuity Pointe War Memorial will kick NOW AVAILABLE For more infonnation, call "The leaves have the poten- ForReservations Cal off on Thursday, Sept. 19, with the War Memorial at 881-7511. a.''trip'' to Egypt and the Nile. tial to display some excellent Tty our delcious ---SPARKY'S 822.0266 --- 'Il1e series comprises nine eve- Swordfish. Yellowfin Tuna or Cost PM WIne WclIhau. 2 5 9 - 3 8 • 5 Halibut. Qr..,ge Roughy nings featuring travelogues o.lIJ SpedoIo • ...... 15117 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE PARK narrated by professional film- 0-_ ... 011 .... nlakers and dinner with foods from the same region as fea. Audition Notices tUred in the film. Dinner is at 6:ao p.m., followed by an 8 p.m. fihn. MIchigan Opera Theatre has tion. The first evening will take scheduled auditions for the Candidates interested 10 au- the audience to the magnificent MOT Orchestra on Friday, ditioning must be in the follow. U\l1iilDIE pl(1ace of former King Farouk, Sept. 20, to fill positions avail- ing age categories: sopranos 19 t~ Red Sea, the Nile Delta, able in the violin, viola and . 33; mezzo-sopranos and con. B.F. Guiney Travel Cairo, the Great Pyramids, the bass sections. traltos 19 - 33, and tenors, ban- Valley of the Kings and The auditions will be held at tones and basses, 20 - 33 All Queens, and the Temple of the MOT offices, located at applicants must be prepared to OFFERS A FREE R4meses II and his Queen Ne- 6519 Second Avenue, in De- sing from memory a mmimum fettiti. Dinner that night in- troit'S New Center Area. Apph. of five anas, preferably in more Weekend Get-a- Way for Two* chides marinated beef shIsh cants should contact Suzanne than one language The winner at the kebab, boiled rice, honeyed car. ActIOn, MOT assistant music will represent the DetroIt dis- roes, white bean salad and cuc- director, or Roger Bingaman, trict 10 the regional competi. St. Clair Inn MOT orchestra admimstrator, umbers in feta cheese sauce tion to be held 10 Pittsburgh 10 This is all it takes: WIth a fruit and marshmallow at 874-7850 for requIrements February. One regional finahst ~rt. and to schedule an audition will then perform at the Metro- *** PURCHASE ANYTHING PRICED AT $300.00 OR MORE time Applications will be ac. pohtan Opera House WIth other *** YOUR NAME IS AUTOMATICALLY ENTERED INTO OUR DRAWING {>ther evemngs in the senes cepted no later than Sept 16. regional winners from around mclude "The Deep Caribbean," *** OFFER VALID SEPTEMBER 12 thru OCTOBER 30 For the fourth consecutive the country S10gers interested on:Oct 9, "The People of Hol- in auditioning should contact *** DRAWING ON OCTOBER 31 laoo," on Nov. 19, "Alaska - year, Royal Macxabees Life In- surance Co, 10 association WIth Mary Sue Ewing at 477-8629, *** CANCELLATIONS NOT APPLICABLE TOWARD DRAWING oUr Northern Star," on Dee or Elaine Fontana at 644-8197 10; "MISSlSSippl River Adven MOT, Will present the annual Judges for the competItion 882.7580 t~," on Jan. 20, "The Voyage Metropolitan Opera National Council Detroit District Au- WIll be Metropohtan Opera of Columbus," on Feb 17, "The mezzo-soprano Shirley Love, 63 Kercheval On-The-Hill Spint of New England," on ditions on Saturday, Oct 19, College Conservatory of MUSIC MBreh 3, "Russla-Munnansk to at Rackham AudItorium in De. Grosse Pointe Farms trOlt's Cultural Center MIchi- vocal coach Kelly Hale and con Weekend Ineludet: Mt: Ararat," on Apnl LO, and ductor Jeffrey Hurand. "~XICO," on May 14 gan Opera Theatre board of Fri. & Sat. Night; 2 Complimentary dinnen cl breakfast trustee members Mary Sue Ew. For more mformatlon, con Expires 12 month. from iauanee The cost of each complete 109 and Elanle Fontana serve tact Juhe Henderson at 874 even 109 (dmner and film) is (Courtesy ofUNIGWBE B.F. Guiney Travel and ST. CLAIR INN) as co-directors for the competl' 7850

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September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News ports 118 I ,I Tough tests Saturday for grid teams

Romeo ;' j" !' ) .. North invades tackles South Ford

By Steve Stein Sports Editor By John Miskelly Romeo is known for Its Special Wnter peaches and great hIgh school Those in the know when It I football teams. comes to football metaphors] The Grosse Pomte South grid and analOgIes are famihar With! squad wouldn't mind gammg the phrase, "Student body left, some recognition for Itself at student body nght," , the expense of the Bulldogs TranslatIOn. The taIlback or ( Despite losing a 21-14 heart- whateverback follows the largo i breaker to visiting Mount Cle- est players on his team because : mens Chntondale in their they're steamrolhng the opposi- I opener last Saturday, the Blue tIon at the line of scrimmage. : Devils look lIke they're ready Last Saturday against a, to face the Romeo challenge. backdrop set more for wave.: South WIll play host to the watchmg at the beach than: Bulldogs at 1 p.m. Saturday In football watching at Grosse: a game which WIll launch the Pomte North, the Norsemen, in I Macomb Area Conference particular senior tailback Paul : White DiviSIon campaign for Straske, ran up and down and : both teams. Romeo has either under and over the St. Clair 1 won outright or shared the last Shores South Lake CavalIers. I four White DIvision champIOn- The outcome of the opener I ships. saw the Norsemen outlast the I "When I talked to our kids Cavahers, themselves and the ! after the (Chntondale) game, I officials to grab a 14-6 victory. i told them I'd feel bad about the "We were in control at the I loss for 30 minutes, then start line," saId Norsemen coach l thinking about Romeo," said Grosse Pointe North's offensive line did an outstanding job Phoro by Jon Wilson Frank Sumbera. "We set the I in the Norsemen's season-opening victory over St. Clair game are (from left) linemen Matt Winstanley, Jeff Thomas, tone, isolating them from I I See SOUTH, Page 12B Shores South Lake. Giving the thumb's up sign during the reff Adams and Robert Backlund. See NORTH, Page 12B ,i Two good halves are a must for University Liggett Sy Steve Stein Newvine felt his players "got comfort- Sports Editor able" with the big lead over Harper Woods If the University Liggett football team in the second half, then started to panic a wants to defeat Redford St. Agatha Sat1.1r- bit when things began breaking down. day night, the Knights are going to have The first half was just the opposite. to play two good halves. "I really liked our intensity in the first That may seem obvi~but Liggetb~ l II, ,half," the coach said. "I didn't know what away with just one solid half while blank- to expect. We beat Harper Woods 29-0 last 109 visiting Harper Woods 21-0 in their year in our opener but we were supposed opener last Friday. to do that." The Knights scored on the first play of Two seniors combined to give Liggett a the game and led 27-0 at halftime, but very early lead. On the opening kickoff, sputtered in the second half. They did pre- Jason Drook put a tremendous hit on the serve the shutout, however. Harper Woods return man and Andy Stro- "St. Agatha is always tough," said Lig- ble picked up the fumbled ball. gett coach Bob Newvine. "We've lost four Stroble, living out a lineman's dream, of the five times we've played them. rumbled 32 yards for a touchdown and "It'll be interesting to see how our kids when Mike Whelan added the first of his react to playing a night game at their three PATs, Liggett led 7.0 just nine sec- place. That will give them the whole day onds into the season. to think about the game." Runs of four and seven yards by junior There are just eight seniors on LIggett's Mike Fox produced two more Knights 19-man roster and Newvine hopes his touchdowns and Drook tallied on a one- younger players can quickly learn how to yard quarterback sneak. win because he will need major contribu- Fox was the game's leading rusher, gain- tions from them if the Knights are going ing 118 yards on 19 carries. Teammate to have a successful season. Ryan Molitor, a senior, added 57 yards on The Liggett junior varsity went Just 1.8 nine attempts. last year. Liggett recovered three Harper Woods The seniors on Newvine's team are an. fumbles and intercepted two passes. Drook other story. Many played on Liggett's 7-2 and Molitor were the aerial thieves. squads in 1989 and 1990, so the coach Harper Woods gained just 132 yards on knows he doesn't have to worry about the ground and completed only l-of.18 pas. Photo by ~ve leln,;, their winning attitudes. ses for 61 yards. University Liggett quarterback Jason Drook takes off agaiDst Harper Woods. Drook played a. : big role in the KnighlS' 27-0victory. ;" I What a great sports town!

First impressions are lasting SOCCER STOP Make no mistake about that. chsappointment of her team's My first impression of the third.place fimsh m the Class Pomtes: What a great area for A regIonals last year. & COLLECTIBLES sports! The Lady Norsemen dIdn't Steve Stein qualIfy for the state tourna- YOUR COMPLETE SOCCER SUPPLIER Top-notch high school pr~ grams, solid youth organiza- ment Meanwhile, other schools tions, magnificent facilities and ment, commItment, learnmg to in much easier reglOnals SOCCER T-SHIRTS. EQUIPMENT. UNIFORMS athlete had to maintain at least earned berths. tremendous fan mterest are respect authority - gettmg an a 3 0 grade-point average dur- But years from now, when BALLS. SHOES. SANDALS • WARM-UPS ,JUSt some of the reasons why early dose of these attnbutes mg hIS or her sports season. INTERNATIONAL SOCCER JERSEYS I'm looking forward to covenng can do nothmg but help an ath- the North gIrls recall the 1990 Two years ago, the mark was season, they'll remember the sports here. lete after he or she graduates RAIN GEAR • JACKETS • NOVELTIES AND 56 percent In 1989-90, It was great team spmt thIS squad In my previous job at The from hIgh school 62 percent. MUCH. MUCH MORE! Daily Tnbune in Royal Oak, I DurIng my Introductory con- boasted Cooksey saId the gIrls The top team during the "pulled together" more than covered sports 10 several south- versatIOn With Tom Gauerke, 1990 fall season was the glrls any team she'd coached r---~---~--~--~-~----~-, eastern Oakland County citIes. the athletIc dIrector at Grosse VarsIty tennis squad All 18 Xara T-Shirts WIth all due respect, none of Pomte North, he proudly That makes It a successful :10% I team members won Scholar- season, no matter what hap- L t~ ~ those towns has the sense of pomted out that 66 percent of Athlete awards pened m the reglonal I off and Shorts I "community" I feel here North's 1990 1991 athletes Best In the wmter was the Yes, sports are a very Impor At the hIgh school level, I've earned Scholar-Athlete awards freshman gIrls volleyball team tant part of thIS communIty been very Impressed WIth the from the school. To quahfy, an WIth 12-of-14 earnIng the r-~---~------~---, and I'm gomg to do my best to phIlosophy of athletICS In Neon Leisure award for an 86 percent mark. keep Grosse POinte News read- I $10 I .11 Grosse POinte In the spnng, the best squad ers mformed about what's L ~~~~~_~~~ ~~__~ Sports are a bIg part of a stu- I Shorts I was the varsIty gIrls soccer go1Og on on the fields. courts, dent's academIc trammg here Sports team WIth 14-of-16 awards for nnks and other venues Wmning 18 great and It'S a ma- an 88 percent mark I'll also offer weekly com JOr goal, but there are so many Enrollment at North last , I deadline mentary In thIS column I hope other benefits that can be year was 1,065 There were 727 27951 HARPER HOURS I, gamed from bemg a member of you'll aKTee WIth me but If you ath letes and 477 won Scholar don't. thaf<; okay After all. one Just North of 11 Mile Men - Fn 11-8 ,I": a team An athlete can take is 10 a.m. .ot'; Athlete honors That's Impres of a newspaper's goals IS to be ST. CLAIR SHORES Sat 10-8 these benefits and put them to slve a marketplace of Ideas Sun. 11-5 J. good use In the "real world." Monday! Dunng an mtemew With 775.6970 Teamwork, fnendshIp, over Feel free to wnte a rebuttal North girls tenms coach Karen I'm lookmg forward to work commg adversIty, tIme manage Cooksey. we talked about the m~ With VOll

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f>HONE (517) m 0934 804 S HAMil TON 1 18(0) 968 3456 128 Sports September 12, 1991 , Grosse Pointe News Knights plotting course toward state tourney By Steve Stein Sports Editor Don't let the University Llg- ~l'tt boys soccer team bother Erik LiDdsay of Grone } I'll The Knights are Just going • Liggett Sports .tIll ough a phase Pointe South lips past two I'ha<;e 2, to be specmc Coach Mount Clemeus CIiDtoDdale defeDdera on his way to a 48- 11<1\ ld Backhurst set up hIs four Juniors and Just three sen- assist from senior Richard yard galD OD a pass from ll' 11II'S schedule m four phases IOrs on Its roster, owns a 3.1-1 Hem; then Spicer set up senior quarterback Matt Recht. The UIiJ Liggett currently IS m the record followmg a 3.1 VICtory Walter Gasser's fifth goal and compleUoD led to the Blue b< , PlId one. last Friday over Allen Park In. Bem talhed No 3 WIth an as- o..Us' sec:ond touchdown. !'hase 1 was our tnp North ter,Clty BaptIst. SIst from Junior Jeff Backhurst. lJl1 Jate August)," Backhurst The KnIghts, who are ranked Coach Backhurst has enjOyed f.ol

sda week." The KnIghts fell 4-2 to Coun- touchdowns Chad Hepner thllted from :/(/ I. Grosse Pomte North (Sept Sept 3 Romeo won the White DiVI- try Day m the Class CoD final With the score tIed 14-14 and two yards out on fourth down and Country Day (Oct 1). Agamst Inter-City Baptist, sIon crown last year with a 6-1 ~,I m 1987 It was the first of four South dnvmg for a poSSible and when Recht connected With 'I h,lt should prepare us for the KnIghts scored three times record. The Blue Devils fin- straIght times that Country wmmng touchdown, Clmton- Chns HarwIck on a two-point Ph lse 4, the (Class CoD) state in the first half to WIpe out a 1- Ished 4-3, good for a fourth- Day ehmmated Liggett from dale linebacker Todd Klpt'la m- conversIOn pass, the game was tOllJnament" deficit. place tie with Grosse Pointe o the Class CoD tourney. tercepted a Matt Recht pass tied 14 14. LIggett, which has three Junior Gary Spicer tallied North m the eight-team league. and raced 55 yards down the The Blue DeVIls lost three j II ,hmen. four sophomores, hiS first goal of the year on an See LIGGETr, Page 13B LIke South, Romeo gradu- sideline into the end zone with fumbles, were mtercepted once ated quite a few players and it 43 seconds left 111 the contest and were penalized five times struggled m its opener agaInst Clintondale gamed a 146 for 55 yards during the hot, Warren Woods-Tower. halftime lead on a 55 yard sunny afternoon Girls race to Algonac title Down 16-14 going into the touchdown pass from LaVette On the positIve SIde, Hepner, "DommatlOn" would be a ;------, fourth quarter, the Bulldogs York to 6-foot-5 Tony Terry on Recht and Harwick put up good way to describe the Grosse , exploded for a 36-16 wm, gain- the final play of the second some good numbers on offense ing revenge for a loss to Woods- quarter. and Drew Woodruff and Brian Tower in last year's opener. ~::~~~~:~::~:~Xi-';\)Ir.~r South Sports "We were m our two-mmute Blake dId the same on defense. wmac InVItatIOnal. ~ After taking a look at the offense at the end of the game Hepner, tht> lone back in Coach Steve Zaronek's squad South game films, RIce came and it looked hke their defense South's one-back attack, ran for easllv won the team title and l---....:------J away feeling pretty good about was confused," Rice said 121 yards and two touchdowns Masted five of the top six fin. his team's performance against "Their Itnebacker (Klpela) ac- on 26 tough carnes Recht, a In the jumor varsIty meet at Semor Jeremy Gajewski I. hers in last Saturday's meet. Clintondale, wluch qualified for tually was in the wrong spot at southpaw, was 9-of-14 through Algonac, South swept tht: first (l2th), junior Matt Stentz The Blue Devils scored 17 the state playoffs last season. first. When he realtzed It, he the aIr for 147 yards. Harwick, 11 places and 18 of 20. (15th), Junior Pete Gillespie pomts. Runnerup Port Huron "Our offense executed very got lOto position just as the ball a hlghly.recruited 6-4, 240. Freshman Mehssa Wise won (l9th) and sophomore Adam Northern had 73 and thIrd- well, especially the offensive arrived. pounder, grabbed five aerials the race in 21:34. EIleen Lang, Rhodes (22nd) supported Quinn. pldce Harper Woods Regtna tal- line with our new blocking "On the touchdown at the for 62 yards Emily Burkett, Jenny Corn- Junior Josh Wood and sopho- !Jrd 74. There were eight teams schemes, and our defense did a end of the first half, Terry got Woodru.ff made nine tackles with, Mary Rowe, Cynthia Gor- more Chris Johnson qualified ill the field good job," Rice said. "It's just behind the secondary." and had two assists. Blake con. don and Gordon followed for the varsity by placing South runners swept the top Sarah that every mistake we made To South's credIt, the Blue tributed eight tackles and three Wise. three spots. Rachel o'Byrne, fourth and fIfth, respectively, in cost us dearly." Devils didn't let Cimtondale's assists Ht:>ldiWise and Sandy Dierkes BOYS CROSS COUNTRY: the junior varsity race. fimshed 1.2-3. Michele Evans South finished m second place Sophomore Brad Crowley -: alld Claudine DuPont placed m the team standings and jun. and juniors Mitch Romano and N orth':':-:':':':-:-:':-:':':':':':':':':':':,:,:,:,:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.;.:.;.;.;.:.:.;.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.;.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;-:.:':':':':':':':-:':':-:':':-:':':';':':':':';0: fifth and sixth, respectIvely, ior Dan Quinn placed second in Alex Zachary also ran well for "and teammate Amy Balok also the race in the Muskrat Invita- the Blue Devils. Senior offensive linemen Jeff attamed just five. ~('arned, a medal, coming home tional in Algonac. BOYS GOLF: Led by medal- From Page lIB Thomas, . Adam Korzeniewski, South Lake also displayed a ~l2th. The Blue Devils were second ist Jay Strobl, who shot 44, Matt Winstanley and Robert solid ground attack, posting tackle to tackle." Backlund and JunIOr Jeff Ad- 13f y~rds. ... The Blue Devils will compete behind champion Port Huron South defeated Sterling With one win under their ams pounded South Lake The most serious problem for "thiS Saturday in the 25-team Northern. Quinn was tImed in Heights Stevenson 180-193 belts, Sumbera and hIS squad throughout the game, opening the Norsemen however was Holly Invitational. 17:16. Sept. 5. will head to Sterling Heights huge holes. the officials ~nd their' flags. Stevenson this Saturday to face However, Ford won't be han. Eight penalties good for 90 ~Starteams win, lose openers Utica Ford (also 1-0 after a 42-7 dIed so easily. yards made what should have drubbing of St. Clair Shores The Falcons' defensive line been a one SIded game into a - Domg the sphts was the in. rune points and four steals. 3 at No.1 and Lori Shaft and Lake Shore last Saturday) in a boastS an average ....eight of close contest A holdmg penalty thmg last week at Grosse Bednarchik had eight pomts Candace Malie stopped Liz Nor- 1 p.m. Macomb Area Confer- about 255 pound" to open the second quarter nul- POinte Star of the Sea. and eight rebounds in the loss ris and Kelly Burnhardt 6-3, 6. ence White Division opener. "I don't think we'll dominate IIfIed a 60 yard touchdown run .... Both the basketball team to Lake Shore. Mary Helen 2 at No.2 . It's not going to be easy. on the line," said Sumbera by Corona. ,4lnd the tennis squad posted a Ciaravino contributed five "We'll have our hands full," "We'll have to spread them out Later, when the game was V1f.toryand a defeat in season- points, eight rebounds and four Star came back the next day said Sumbera. If we want to run from tackle all but decided, a clipping pen- ,opt-nmg competition. steals but the first-game jitters to edge Catholic League nval - 11w basketball team fell to didn't leave Star until the While North was piling up to tackle" alty kept Straske from record- Bimungham Marian 4-3 at the rushing yards on South That's exactly how the 109 hiS second touchdown after ~ost St. Clair Shores Lake fourth quarter. home Shore 43-23 Sept. 3, then de- Lake, Ford did the same to Norsemen operated against he tWISted and maneuvered his Abi.Raji again won at No. 3 Lake Shore. Chris Thomas car- South Lake. way 43 yards into the end zone. feated vIsIting Hamtramck The tennis team opened with singles, beating Laura LaIain Jmmaculate Conception 45-32 ried three times for 104 yards Str~ke led the ground at- "PenaltIes hurt us," said a 4-3 loss at Grosse Pointe 6.3, 6-4. At No.2 singles, Elke and two touchdowns and team- tack WIth 133 yards on 21 car Sumbera who knows that an- ~pt 5. North Sept. 4 The only singles Zabinski stopped her foe 6-1, 6. -, Star played outstanding de- mate Cory Reiss carried four ries and one touchdown. He other 00 yards in penalties wmner for Star was Monique 3. times for 119 yards and two also caught one pass good for could very well put his team on 4ellbe agamst Immaculate Con- Abl-Raji, who defeated Julie Star's No.1 and No.2 dou- touchdowns. 14 yards the wrong end of a lopsided ceptIon and poured in 29 points Galvin 6-3, 7-6 at No.3. bles team triumphed again. dUllOg the second and fourth Ford plays a run-and-shoot ~e offense, engineered by score agamst Ford Star's two doubles triumphs Thomas and Zimmer tripped offense and SumberB. ad.J!1itg spmnr quarterback Gary Cor qlldllers. came at No. 1 and No.2. Phyl- Michele Trenta and K.risten North faces a tough task. ona, did Its job. The defense? Jumor fullback MIke Haskell Jenny Bednarchik led the hs Thomas and Anne ZImmer Raphael 6-0, 6-3 and Shaft and "We'll have to play more Definitely a dIfferent story Of scored North's first touchdown, wl11ners with 12 points and six combined to beat Kerry Wit- Malie crushed Jenny Stoval solid defense. Their passing at- the 15 goals the North defense divmg in from one yard out in :nbounds. Karle Gipson added ting and Courtney Yates 6-3, 6- and Karen Knsyz 6-0,6-1. tack sets up the run," he said. set for itself before the game, It the second quarter. ..------. MARIKA MATCHES Mustangs almost tarnish Silver YOUR BEST EFFORT

1:1,: HI yo, Silver, away! Mike Tymrak and Brad 'jl' Yes, the Pointe Mustangs ,~bnder.12 soccer team certainly Drummy two each and Ken Po- 50% tenga, Nick Rotondo and DaVId IIllWould'I' have preferred to see less Soccer Inspiration Smith one apiece. :~!.;.r the Sterling SIlver squad I w-mg the Romeo Peach Festi- Roundup Adam Budday and Brad + :,tal Tournament. Staniszewski provided offensive , j'. support and Nick Clark played 50% 'II;, The SIlver handed the Mus. ester Roekettes. Lytle's goal squad made up mostly of 14 well defensively. PerspiratIOn :ll~ng" theIr only two losses, helped the Mustangs beat the and 15-year-olds, defeated the The Phantoms are coached l~tatll1g them 1-0 on a late goal Fraser Fury 1-0 and Moms and !Wmeo Shooters 3-2 Sept. 7. by Tom Lapish Frank Tymrak - Ie n theIr opener and 3-1 m the Lytle talhed III a 2-1 tnumph Rebecca Soltis and Amanda IS the team's assistant coach. I~J IV'''lon 2 title game over the Chippewa Valley IDJ SpicllZZI scored goals and the 100% ,~:: StRrlmg scored first m the Reds final Mustangs' goal was set up Players include Budday, Better 'l'i:hamplOnship contest but the Clark, Louis CIOtti, Randy Rebecca Cadaret, Meg Guil- by Gwen Stellingwerfs shot. Looking J~lI"t.'lngs answered with a goal laumm and Lytle shared the Graves, Joshua Hurd, Eric Andrea Salamy played well m Body. :I:~yCourtney Lytle, assisted by goaltendlOg duties for the Mus- the nets WIth defensIve support Krauss, Matt Lapish, Potenga, ,r-jf\nne Peacock. tangs and were stmgy m the from SWf'f'ner Kelly Kennedv. Rotondo, Justin Schoenherr, '::..It ....,}s 2-1 for the Sliver at nets Smith, Staniszewski, Mike you've ::'I1:1ll1l1nf'and the champs added Sweeper JulIa Rouls was a PHANTOM FINISH: The Tymrak and Danny Woutat. If ~.n 'n"urance goal late m the Grosse Pomte Soccer Associa. tower of strength on defense, HURRICANES SEASON: got the playmg Just about every mm. tion Phantoms Under-10 travel "E' 1011(1 half DespIte the loss, The GPSA Hurricanes Under- will, we've : Ilstangs coach Doug Dold was ute of the tourney team opened its season WIth a , appy to accept the runnerup second-place fimsh in the R0- 12 travel team opened the sea- I Lmdsay Hawkms, Sarah Ra. son WIth a 2-0 win over !Wyal got the :~r(lphy because his team played halm and Alhson Dold also meo Peach Festival Tourna- ment Oak Rampage n :'ivPll dunng the two-day tourna- were strong on defense Half way. ;81l nt A comer kick by Drew Har. back" Chnstma Bakahs, Holly A 2-0 loss In the finals to ':: Aft('r losmg to Sterhng In ns produced the game's first Wellard and Came Howe dId Warren Sport Club 24 kept the i:ttll'lr opener, the Mustangs score Steve Howson tallied in an effiCient ,JOb gettmg the ball Phantoms from the tItle m the l!tounced back With three the second half to the Mustan~' forwards Under 10 Premier Dlvislon METRO SKI & SPORTS ,etra,~ht VIctories Paul Yeskey and Sebastian "SELUNG SPORTS FOR TIlE FUN OF IT" ::: Goal" by Anne Moms and STRAIGHT SHOOTERS: The Phantoms defeated the Nordlund played well defen- 20343 Made. • South of \ftnier • Grosse Ponte Woods • 884.5660 I~an O'Bnen ~ve the Mus. The newly-formed Pomte Mus- Llvoma Meteors 11.1 Saturday slvply, helpmg keeper Brad Mon, Tues. Wed, Fri, Sat 10-6.00 pm; Thurs 16-8:00 pm 'tang" a 2-0 wm over the Roeh tang'! n Undf'r 19 ~rls team, a \{lItt Lapl'lh scored four goals, Cenko rerord the shutout !.- - - - - ...- - ...- - - ~I ....t-I-I-f-I-""Iii_I-I.

I I J I September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Sports 138 i • • Seven straight titles ..•i for Yacht Club team The Grosse Pointe Yacht Club swim- prowess in the backstroke. ming team won a record seventh consecu- In age 8-and-under, G.J. Kordas placed tIve Michigan Inter-Club Swimming Asso- fourth, Molly Conway seventh and An- ciation championship at the Red Run Golf thony Stefani eIghth. and Country Club in Royal Oak. In age lO-and-under, John McLellan was GPYC topped 13 other squads in a close fourth, Peter Haarz seventh, Joe Hanley meet eighth and Adrienne Fragatos 10th. The team, coached by Fred Michalik and Shera Teitge and Brady Schoenherr took assIstants Julie and Laurie Michalik, a fourth and sixth In the age 11-12 group. Anna Francis and Jim Bellanca, ended the Suzanne Toledo became a star in the season with a record 94 consecutive dual backstroke by breaking the MICSA age 13- meet victories. 14 record in the 50 in the preliminaries, The last two medley relays decided the and then again in the finals. Her tIme in meet. Lauren Rashid, Heather Olson, the finals was 30.59 seconds. Jenny Paolucci and Suzanne Toledo of Also in the backstroke, KathU!en Storen GPYC combined to win their girls event took second, Amanda Defever seventh and while Kile Zeller, Patrick Kirchner, Peter Kathryn Tusa 11th. Haarz and Matthew Kirchner placed third Kile Zeller had a third, Brenn Schoen- In the boys relay. herr a second and Katie Tompkins a ninth. The GPYC age 8-and-under medley relay In the butterfly events, Chris Waldmeir team of Molly Conway, Kammy Miller, took a fifth and Annie Kirchner 11th in Elizabeth Moran and Anthony Stefani the age 8-and-unders. placed first in its event while the age 8- Alexis Kirchner placed 10th and Peter and-under freestyle relay squad of Eliza- Haarz fourth in the age 10-and-unders. beth Moran, Chris Waldrneir, Anthony Ste- Suzanne Toledo broke another record in fani and G.J. Kordas broke the club record the gtrls age 13-14 fly. Stephanie Lafond Meet Ihe championa: From left are Kevin Sherwood. Hob Khoenle. Mark Jungwirth and 10e Caldwell. In a second-place finish. swam to a second while Kathy Storen and The girls all-age freestyle relay team of Lauren Kordas added points with their Heather Olson, Jamie Taylor, Stephanie ninth and 12th-place finishes. Who needs five players Lafond and Ashley Moran placed second In the age 15-16 group, Jenny Paolucci. while the boys all-age squad of John Mc- placed second, Ashley Moran eighth, Peter' Lellan, Matthew Kirchner, Marc Bicken- Mertz seventh and Jon Sieber eighth. bach and Brenn Schoenherr was sixth. A fIrst-place medal was awarded to Ste- to win a basketball title? GPYC swimmers turned in a strong phanie Lafond in the girls age 13-14 frees- showing in the breaststroke. Five and three added up to a tyle. Katie Anderson, Mary Cornillie, vIctory for a quartet of basket- Placing second in their events were Heather Olson, Susan Cornillie, Katie ball players. Short.-40 Lauren Rashid, Jenny Paolucci and Pat- Blake and Kim Lafond all swam well in The Jungwirth team - rick Kirchner. Lauren Kordas and Kath- their freestyle events. Kevin Sherwood, Rob Khoenle, ryn Tusa were third and fifth while The boys did a good job in the age 10- Mark Jungwirth and Joe Cald- Stops Kammy Miller and G.J. Kordas took and.unders with John McLellan placing well - captured the champion- fourths. Sara Vollmer and John Sullivan second, Joe Hanley fIfth and John Sullivan ship of the fifth annual Three- 'Y' Leaders Club for teens. The each placed sixth. sixth. Amanda Defever and Ashley Moran on-Three tournament sponsored YOU'RE ALL WET: Ma- club will hold an introductory comb Community College's In the boys age 15-16 breaststroke, Peter were sixth in their events while Amanda by the Grosse Pomte Farms meeting for both parents and Physical Education Center is Mertz and Sean Gardella finished seventh Hanley placed 12th. Parks and Recreation Depart- teens at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. and 10th. Sara Garcia was ninth and ment. offering a 12-week water aero- In age 15-16, Jenny Smith took a 10th, 17, at the YMCA, 23401 Jeffer- bics program which will begin Brady Schoenherr and Ahcia Cytacki 12th. The winners beat the Ha- Patrick Kirchener a seventh and Brenn son. Monday, Sept 23. whee squad - Dennis Hawhee, GPYC swimmers also showed their Schoenherr a fIfth. For further mformation, call Classes will be held from 5-6 Chris Gramling, Ed Gramling 778-5811. p.m. Monday through Thurs- and Bill Isbey - in the title ON THE EASTSIDE: The day. Cost is $40 for MCC stu- game of the double-elimination Liggett Eastside YMCA is sponsoring a dents and employees; $45 for tourney at Pier Park. Eleven men's basketball league, a c0- From Page 12B son, winning their own tourney Grant had 13 points against teams partiCIpated. Macomb County residents and ed racquetball league, after last Saturday. Greenhills. Sophomore guard JUST FOR KICKS: Grosse $50 for out-m~unty residents. school and weekend youth rec- The PhySIcal Education Cen- . The Knights lost to ( host Liggett compiled 21 points to Magda Chojnacka and senior Pointe Farms was well-repre- reation and swimming, karate ter is located near the corner of Country Day m the semifinals defeat Grosse Pointe South (15), forward Linda Morreale each sented on the '80 Travelers Se- and aerobics classes. Hayes and Martin in Warren. m 1988 and 1989 and in the Grosse Pointe North (six) and contributed seven points in a lect Soccer Team wluch won Registration 18 being held For further information, call regional at LIggett last fall. East Grand Rapids (six). losing cause. the Under-ll division title in this week. The classes are 445-7476. But Country Day has moved The Lady Knights swept the the 12th annual Wolvenne CROSS COUNTRY: Senior scheduled for Sept. 16 through up to Class B, so Liggett's nem- singles with Junior Shannon Jennifer Miller fInished in first tournament in Livonia_ SEMINAR FOR TEACH- Nov. 2. To obtain a brochure or esis has left the prermses. Byrne (No.1), junior Heather place in the girls Class B-C-D Farms residents Steve Davis ERS: Macomb Community Col- further information, call 921- lege, in conjunction with Bon When Liggett fiDlShed 9-9-3 HeIdel (No.2), junior Carrie dIvision at the Algonac invita- and Drew Harris were mem- 0770. last year, It marked the first Birgbauer (No.3) and Junior l1Y tional last Saturday. She WlLf bers of the squad which went Secours Hospital in Grosse A'M'ENTION, HACKERS Pointe, is holding a six-week time in Backhurst's career that Obianwu (No.4) all winning ti- timed in 20:53. r undefeated and did not allow a AND DUFFERS: Stay away, the Knights didn't top the .500 tles. goal. Teams from Birmingham, aerobic instructor's seminar at Newcomer Betsy Belenky set pros! mark. Seniors Margo Metcalfe and MeC's Fraser campus. a Liggett freshman record with Canton, Farmington, Sault Ste. The American Cancer Soci- Liggett's three semors are Beth Weyhing combmed to win Marie and Southfield also were Classes will be held from 6-9 her 28:18 clocking. . ety IS inviting only crummy p m. Tuesdays from Sept. 17 forwards Berri and Gasser and the title at No.2 doubles. in the Under-ll field. Senior captain Jon Siebel', golfers to Its Last Day of Golf: through Oct. 22. Cost is $60 sweeper Alex Crenshaw The SWEET SIXTEEN: Lance the only returning runner on Hackers & Duffers Tourna- per person_ For further infor- speedy Berri was the starting GIRLS BASKETBAL~ Olson of Grosse Pointe tied for the Liggett boys team, placeJl ment. mation, call 445-7476. sweeper as a sophomore and Liggett opened by splitting two 16th in the ARCA Late Model eighth. ~ The tourney, staged in coop- FIT TO BE TIED: The Fit. junior; Gasser, who boasts a games in the Ann Arbor Green- series at Flat Rock Speedway. Wilson Wehmeier (46th~ eration with the American Golf ness Firm, a national non.profit tremendous shot, 18 a two-year hills InvitatIOnal last weekend. Olson scored 830 points. Joe Brad Espy (54th), Mike Junge Corp., will be held at 9 a.m. fitness company, is conducting starter and three-year player; After lOSIng to Greenhills 58- Hawes of Taylor won with Monday, Sept. 23 at Rouge and Crenshaw is in his fourth 34, the Lady Knights bounced (56th) and Jay Ricci (64th) alsO 2,305. eight-week low-impact aerobics competed for the Knights, who Park Golf Course. The cost of classes for men and women in season with the varsity. back with a 35-14 win over Al- POWERFUL STUFF: The came in 10th in the tead $60 per golfer covers greens Grosse Pointe and Harper Junior keeper Vmce Harkins len Park Inter-City BaptlSt. Grosse Pointe Power Sauadron l'nn nn-* l'~ n~.:l '-_ •• _ had a 1.85 l!oaIs-alffiin!'1tAvpr- standings. ...."''''', ~ .. "'t ...... a.& ..... r...rc;;;YCJ.Gf)'C"" Vloods. Freshman forward Julie is offering 8 Safe Boating There will be several prizes The twice-weekly, one-hour age last seaSOn. Hi; mark thIS Grant tossed in 18 points to Course beginmng Monday, year is 1.4. awarded, but none based on classes are scheduled for 9:30 lead Liggett past Inter-City Sept. 23 at Grosse Pointe scorecards. Junior midfielders SpIcer and Baptist, which traIled 21-2 at North. a m. Mondays and Wednesdays To register, call the Wayne (with babysitting available) and Jeff Backhurst are both good halftime. Boat handhng, navigation rosse Pointe County American Cancer Soci- 6:45 p_m. Tuesdays and Thurs- short passers They complement Senior guard P.R. Stark and safety equipment are each other well. ety at 961-5500. days at Christ the King, 20338 added six points and sophomore among the topics which will be MAKE AN ASSUMPI10N: Mack, and 6:45 p.m. Mondays GffiLS TENNIS: The Lady center Shona Malkar and fresh- ~!!.Y covered in the class, whIch will Knights made it 2-for-2 in invi- 31~ AssumptIOn Cultural Center's and Wednesdays at the JFK man guard Stacey Corbin .... 78M be held at 7:30 p.m. Mondays. Kalosomatics fitness program Library, 19601 Harper. tational tournaments this sea- played well. ( Acro.. ~om G P HIl1' I COPlES Y FOR TEENS: The Lake- has begun its 14th year with Fee is $38. There's also a $6 shore YMCA is taking regIStra- exercise programs for the entire memberslup charge which of- tions for Its new Teen Weight family. The Center is located at fers up to 56 classes under the Training and Teen Aerobics 21800 Marter in St. Clair firm's "free class policy." classes. Shores For further information For further information, call The YMCA also sponsors a or to register, call 779-6111. 886-7534 or 343-0040. Grosse Pointe Hockey Association One victory on opening day Fall Registration Mites thru Midgets for the Red Barons football teams Children Welcome 5 & Up. Well, one out of three slon and Halso tossed to Red Barons and Martin Saturday, September 7th-9 a.m. 1b Noon - Saturday, September 14th-9 a.m. To Noon Isn't too bad. Dave Grant for another Mathews made several Skating to begin September 14th, times assigned at registration The Grosse Pomte Red Center Joe SchmItt and tackles. PLAYERS WITH LAST NAMES BEGINNING WITH THE LETTERS: Barons little league foot- guards Ryan Kmgsley and Keith Nosis, Bill Quasar- between 9 ball teams went 1-2 in Ben Reynolds spearheaded ano, Armand Bove, MIke A - L come a.m. - 10:30 a.m. theIr openers Sunday a strong performance by D'Hondt and Logan Camp- M - Z come between 10:30 a.m. - Noon agamst Mount Clemens the Red Barons' offensive bell contributed key tack- First year players must bring birth certIficate With the varsity posting lme les Travelteam players register with their respective managers. the only Vlctory, a 20-6 de- The Red Barons' defen. Fullback Danny Gnes- at the GPCR Community Room, 4831 Canyon CISIon SIVe effort was led by baum scored the lone REGISTRATION FEE: The Red Baron.,' JunIor Thomas, Rapp, Halso, John touchdown for the Red Bar. $50-first childl$30-second & third childl$llO-maximum per family varsIty fell 2-0 and the Peltz, Ken Marone, Jason ons freshmen team and freshmen lost 12-7. Ramberger, Jason Lorence, taIlback Josh Lorence ran Plus $15 per child ice pre-payment for September The varsIty led 20-0 at Nelson Ropke, Jay Watson for the extra pomt FOR MORE INFORMAnON CAll half'tJme thanks to a touch- and MIke LUCIdo Lmebacker Wilham Solo- down run by Vmce Thomas A Mount Clemens safety mon recovered four fumbles LOU PRUES 884-6117 PAULMAUON 111-0206 (Mites - Ages 5 9) and a 65-yard burst by Jeff early In the second half de- for the Red Barons and de. (SqUirts - Ages 1(). 11) Halso Jon Rapp also CIded the JUnior varsIty fenslve tackle Jonathan CHUCtc COlUNS aas.l30t3 scored on a 57 yard pass TERIlV ICASIIOISICI, I'R£S1DENT contest Larry Marantette PaqUin had two more (Pee wees - Ages 12 & 13) Home 885.3467 from Halso and Shane Conlan both reo End Jack Donnelly caught O1nce 961-1900 Thomas ran for a conver. covered fumbles for the a pass from Gnesbaum

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JPoiJJttce C011lJJtteJf P~JiJJttcs B1athleen stevenson New and e.H'lllfIM del)cl'lbel) Gettzng ready for a fall vacatwn? "Race to the Sun", Tlf E A ~ Ed Maliszewski Organize Unlimited The Notre Dame Pharmacy has a ~'I'i' Carpeting Home or office c1uttl'red and dIsor- SClfOOL BELL'S latest gallic ~ complete lzne of ganized? Orgnm7e Unlllluted will set about the solar system ... 17047 travel accesso- things right; touch-up serVIce wIll Kercheval, m-the- Village -RUG SALE- ries, cosemetic keep it that way. Insured, bonded, Dress up your rooms with our ~ ~% bags, luqgage confidential.. Ann Mullen 821- • * * * beautiful Handwoven Dhurrie and / tags, plastzc bot- 3284, Joan Vlsmara 881-8897. rQ Kilims rugs. Large variety to choose --=- - -; ties for shampoo .11 'p009 (;:J YeUJelers from and both are on SALE now ... at and conditwners, shavzng cases and * 21435 Mack Avenue, 776-5510. many, many travel essentzal .... at * * Traditionally ~~ 16926 Kercheval in-the- Village, 885- Sapphire is the I ~~~~ * * * 2154. Mark your birthstone for the ~~~~ I calendar month of Septem. ~l~_-2. __ !!.! Christmas in September SALE! now! Sun. her. Be sure and t'''':-;: ,-" Now at the League FAIRCOURT DENTAL Sept. 29th stop by PON- ".of .. Shop receive 20% MarySue Stonisch D.D.S. GRACZ JEWEL- ~ ~ :',r--'I OFF on all our AI- from noon - ERS and see our ~- "BLEACHING... GREAT RE- 3 p.m. Our "lkJ-w.!1- bum Chrzstmas cards SULTS" Complimentary consulta- large selection of - ~ .., -7 ordered in the month Edgecraft tion ...20040 Mack Avenuet 882- Rep. will be Sapphire jewelry and receive 30% of September. Also available is FREE 2000. here to sharpen 1 kmfe or 1 pro SCIS- OFF ... Better hurrYt SALE ends printed return address on envelopes this Saturday, September 14th ... sors FREE & show you the joys of the through certain companzes. Stop and * * * chef's chOlce & the new SCIssor sharp- at 91 Kercheval on. the-Hill, 881- choose from our large selection ... at 72 ener. Also -our 1st class featuring 6400. Kercheval on-the-Hlll, 882-6880. Lisa's presents her 1991 Steve Schopen from the WhItney Res- Fall Fashion Show taurant zs Wed. Sept. 25th. Don ~ mISS * * * * * * AWARD WIN- thzs one! Stop in to reserve a place , NING FASH- and to pIck up a complete lzst of our MARGARET RICE ~ I /'I:J IONS "An Even- fall classes. 313-885-4028. Open Mon- Just in: Suits, dresses and separates METRO SKI & SPORTS ~~ ing of St Ie" Sat 9:30-5:30 and NEW EXTENDED in knits and lightweight ga- Fall prints on denim. These r d Thursday, Sep- HOURS' Thurs. untIL 7 p.m .... at 88 bardines from Badgley Mis- short overalls are all the rage on tember 19th at Kercheval on-the-Hlll, 885-4028. chka, Roberta Pinto, John campus, paired with long and the Assumption Patrick and Noviello-Bloom. short-sleeved T-shirts. We've got a Cultural Center, St. Clair Shores. * * * Colors from bright to basic. whole collection straight from Special events 5:30 p.m., dinner 6:30 Perfect-now through falL ..78 the boutiques of Montreal. You'll p.m. fashion show to follow. For more Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881- love our new fall fashions on dis- information on tickets and reserva- 7020. play now - for kids too! ...Mon- tions call 882-3130 ... Lisa's, elegance Old fashion home day through Friday 10:00-6:00, for sizes 14-26 ... 19583 Mack Avenue, deli very in you area. except Thursday 10:00-8:00 ...at 882-3130. In ei ther glass re- * * * 20343 Mack Avenue (at Country turnable bottles or EXERCISE Club) 884-5660. * * * plastic bottles. Many Vztal Options Ex- other items '....erClse makes it easy * * * CARPET TALK are also avail- ~ , ~ to "fall" Into an ex- able - eggs, butter, &ill erCIse program September SALE - up to 2/3 OFF cheese, ice cream and .1 that's best for you. SpecIal savings on on large selection of good quality rem- much more - delivered to 3 months of unlimited classes until nants. Also on SALE are Lees, Queen your door step. Call Steve Bran- September 30. Call 884-7525 to and our NEW Anso Crush Resister ... cato Dairy Services, 739-2566. enroll. a carpet that bounces back ... at 16915 Harper, near Cadieux, 881-4808. * * * * * * Ann Arbor * * * Antiques Market Our 23rd Sea- "Mike's Antiques" Fall flowers are here. Blossoms has Drop in or give us son ...Antiquers ... New shipment has arrived!!! a large selection of fresh and dried WILD a call for a FREE Plan on the Ann Exquisite Chippendale love seat flowers to decorate your home. We WINGS 1991 Fall Print and Arb 0 r Antiques in tapestry. Various mirrors in have received many new items in- Gift Catalog ... 16844 Market, this Sun- Victorian, French Country and cluding mountain birch branch Kercheval in-the-Village 885-4001. day, September Chippendale! Beautiful mahoga- wreaths, dried hydrangea, dried ros- 15th. There are over ny dinning room sett book case es, moss wreaths, hand painted furni- * and end tables. Victorian secre- * * 350 dealers in quality antiques and ture, and dozens of other items! Plan DuPont Corian has been the leader select collectibles. All under cover. All tary desk. Large selection of oil to visit us soon. Blossoms on-the-Hill paintings, lamps and much, much in solid surface countertop materials items guaranteed as represented. hours are Monday through Saturday for more than fifteen years. Original- The time is 5:00 a.m. through 4:00 more ...at 11109 Morang between 10:00-6:00. To have Flowers deliv- 1-94and Kelly, 881-9500. ly available in only three colors, Cor- p.m .... at 5055 Ann Arbor - Saline ered anywhere in the Metro area ian has once again expanded its color Road, (Exit #175 off 1-94). Only $3.00 simply call (New phone number) 548- line. There are now eighteen Corian admission. FREE parking. * * * 7900. colors available, including Sierra Sapphire, Sierra Black Pearl, Sierra * * * BABY SALE WEEK!! * * * Jade, Sierra Garnet, and Sierra Burnt Amber, the latest additions to edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. Receive 10%-20% OFF all play wear and the Corian palette. These new "Jewel Earrings have taken on a new and C Just arrived at KISKA ,....,~~ Series" colors, along with four other 10% OFF on JEWELERS ... NEW se- fun look with earring interchangea- snow suits ... granite-look "Sierra" colors and nine bles. Take a simple pair of 14 karat lection of beautiful color .. solid colors, combine to give you the at 110 stone bracelets. Choose .... gold hoop earrings and then add In- Kercheval on- :£) ultimate in solid surfacing flexibility. terchangeables. These are varIOUS from a variety of styles "":' Corian also offers a wide variety of the-Hill, 881- and designs. How about a _ _ charms that can danglf' frnm the ear- 7227. solid-color kitchen and lavatory ring zncluding heart charms, star multl color stone - or - a lzttte more sinks. And all Corian is backed by charms, blue topaz and amethyst conservative is our same color stone DuPont's ten-year limited warranty. dangles as well as other beads. Thezr * * * bracelets. All in different price ranges Corain: Beautiful, durable, and virtu- very reasonable so you can assemble to suit every need ... at 63 Kercheval ally maintenance free. t)ee It today at SM1WlfS on-the-Hill, 885-5755. an entlre collectIOn of mterchangea- Jacobsons 1 1 Customcraft Inc., an Authorized Cor- bles for maximum versatIlzty. See 3'56789 ian Dealer. Calendar 10 II I~ IJ I' 15 16 thelr collection at edmund t. AllEE " 18 19 ~o ~) n ~3 • ~5 ~o U ~8 ~9 30 * * * jewelry company 20139 Mack Avenue of Events between 7 & 8 Mile Roads - zn September 14th (Saturday) CUSTIUiICi:,,'FT inc. Grosse Poznte Woods, 886-4600. Open Do you have real fine hair and dally 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., except just don't know what to do with 881.1024 Clairwood breakfast Fall FashIOn it? Come in and Thursdays tIll 8:00 p.m. Show at 9:00 a.m. Join us for a fall ... at 89 Kercheval on-the-Hill, ~ U-.; discuss your pro. Grosse Pointe Fanns. fashIOn presentation for the fuller fig- ,~ blem with Edward * * * ure woman. Formal Fashion Show Nepi himself. There is a six week * * will be at 9:30 a.m. Call for your res- body perm that doesn't damage * TffiED OF IRONING? ervation, 882-7000, ext. 190. Also, in- hair - Call today for a consulta- 853-2162 formal modeling WIll be from 11:00 tion. He'll come up with a solu- Peach Street Interiors is proud to This new service a.m.~:OO p.m. IN the St. Clair tion just right for you ••.at 19463 Room. announce their arrivals of BUNDLES picks up pre-washed 0 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointet 884- - a collection of fabrics, wall paper, clothing and returns 8858. it to you ironed. Pick ECOLOGY DAY and hand paznted furniture from up and Delivery are The Ann Arbor Ecology Center pres- England. Everything you need for FREE! Most items ents "Gee-Wow" a program geared to * * * your nursery interiors. $1.00. the K-3 audience at 11:00 a.m., 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. Learn about FLOOR COVERING Earth's greatest resource ... WATER. In f:M:toiim. Childrens Department. New item at our 9 Mile Store- CPtflCHST~fT CUSTOM BLINDS by Graber. Made Petlte Fall and ""inter Fashwn to measure any window any size. mTfQlOQs FULL COLOR COPIESl Show. Vlew new fashwns for the pe- Also, receive a FREE matching American tIte woman ,5'4" and under. Formal valance with any vertical blind 21 Kercheval on-the-Hlll884-7004 ~ Speedy Print- Fashwn Show at 1:00 p. m. Informal purchased. Don't forget to check out The Punch & Judy Building mg, at 17844 show 11:00-1:00 p.m. Sportswear our carpet specials. Also, we have a (Entrance on McKinley) • Mack Ave. in Department. large selection of floor coverings in vi- ~ • Grosse .l"">ointe, nyl, tile and wood. Hurry to Eastown For more Pointe Counter Point A"'tn,,,', Rt", Pn"'tr,'" has J'ust In- BAKE SIlOPPE ... Speczal for this - don't miss out on our SPECIALS ... stalle a state- week-Dehcwus "Back to School" cup- See you at ... 20605 E. 9 Mile and please see page 28 of-the-art Savincolor copIer, which cakes. Perfect for the lunches. Yellow Harper (across from K-MART) 771- produces hIgh-qualIty full-color cop- or chocolate 3 for only $1.30. Stop by 0390. And, our other store is still at To advertise in this column ies 10 just seconds .. 884-6140. today, 882-7000, ext. 107 14410 Harper, 882-2645. call Kathleen at 882-3500

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=o ::- -The Men's Garden Club of Mount Clemens, there's little. milk carton pots and the kids Membership dues are $15 a .~ Grosse Pointe has flourished for that escapes some member's m. take the plants home. year, and the money goes to 3B years and shows no signs of ~rest There are ~wn speeial. "The students ~ark their the national Men's Garden wilting. 00, a husband-wife mums cartons, and they re very Clubs of Am{lrIca Members reo Today there are 126 memo team, rose e~th.~~ and an PT?ud," he saId "KIds that age celVe a monthly pubhcatlOn bers, ranging in age from the arbonst speclahzmg m frUIt thInk all vegetables come from from the natIOnal orgamzatlOn 30s to the 90s, and they come t~. Kroger We .come ou~ of one of and a monthly newsletter, from all walks of life said pres. We all have our own gar. those (teachmg) seSSIOnsJust called "Garden Pointers," from ident Sheldon Flynn.' dens," Flynn said, "and others floatmg. They just can't learn the local chapter. Flynn, 76, has been a mem- putter along With ~nything enoug~." . The Men's Garden Club ber for six years. He considers that sets them off. He hkes the way kIds must meets monthly on the thIrd himself a newcomer on the He said men do not have to go home and ask their moms Thursday at 7:30 p.m at Brow. club's roster. The veterans in. be expert gardeners to join. and dads for mIlk cartons. The nell school on Chalfonte III the elude one member who joined Men's Garden Club ~embers parents then get involved and Farms Nme months out of the in 1953 the club's first year do more than tend theIr own the tomato plants become fam year, the group mVltes special and an~ther who was a charier gardens, though ily projects. speakers, such as professors member, along with founder . Every year, they plan~ var- Club mem~rs ~ave also from the MIchIgan ExtenSIOn Vincent De Petns. 10US plots around the Pomtes, started workmg WIth youths at Service De Petris specialized in hy- including those at the gazebo the Children's Home of DetrOIt. Once a year, SIXmembers' bridizing chrysanthemums said near Richard school on the Hill, The kids get to plant their own gardens are selected for a gar- Flynn whose own area of ~x- a plot at Elworthy Field near flowers WIth the help of the den tour pert~ is scented geraniums. t~e Neighborhood Club in the mem~rs, and the p~nts give Half the members are reo ''To me, they're just fascinat- CIty ~d ~veral beds at the the. chIldren somethmg of. tired, Flynn saId Gardening ing" he said. "You have 31 fia- Farms Pier Park. whIch to be proud, Flynn S81d. not only provides somethmg vo~ like Baskin Robbins "That's a big job," Flynn The club has also donated rewarding to do m their spare They're unlike what we think said. mo~ey to help build a c~ild- tIme, It's also therapeutIc. of as American geraniums." The club also tends the Ken ren s garden at th~ h.ortlcul- Flynn can point to many sen- One advantage of joining a C~ Memo~ Garden at tur~1 co~lege at MiChIgan State iors and handIcappers who use club is to learn from others' ex- Pierce School m the Park. Cary Umverslty. gardening to give them fulfill. pertise, and a lot of that goes was an assistant principal at The club provides two schol- ment. on at the Men's Garden Club. the school and a Men's Garden arships a year 1.0 Gl'OSllt!Pointe "It's amazing how rewarding "It's an ongoing learning ex- Club member. South High School choral mem- gardening lB," he said. "It's ex- perience," he said, "whether Other school activities in. bers W attend Interlochen in cellent therapy, no doubt about I it's in flowers or vegetables. We elude the tomato plant project the summer. it." Pholo by JolIn Mlnms always have a member that's a at Defer and Kerby schools. The non-profit group does all For more information about specialist in some area." Every year, club members this with just one fundraiser a the Men's Garden Club of Sheldon Flynn, president of the Men's Garden Club of With members from the. teach first-graders how to grow year - the annual May plant Grosse Pointe, call Flynn at Grosse PoInte, checks the Hower beds at the gazebo near Pointes. Harper Woods. East tomato plants from seeds. They sale. ''That's our sole method of 882-8404. Richard school on the Hill. Hia club annually plants the gaz. ebo plots, as well as others throughout the Pointes. HEAT offers rewards for auto theft info, and tells how not to be a victim HEAT, Help Eliminate Auto Anyone with information on ings at all times; be cautious someone who is armed, do what Thefts, has announced it is of- car thefts can call 1-800-242- October 1985 , HEAT has are paid for the arrest and pros- when gettmg in and out of your IS requested. fering up to in rewards logged 2,817 tIp calls, leading $1,000 HEAT. All tips are confiden- car, particularly if you see loit- ecution of car thIeves, and up for any information relating to tial. • If you do see a vehIcle to the arrest of 891 suspects to $10,000 for the arrest and erers. being stolen, call 1-800-242- vehicles stolen at gunpoint, the and the recovery of 1,192 vehi. trial of suspected theft ring To guard agamst the possibil. • Park i'n well.lit areas, par. HEAT. newest trend in Detroit crime. ity of having your car stolen, c1es with an estImated value of members andlor chop shop 0p- tIcularly at night. If you have a So far this year, the group particularly at gunpoint, law $13,700,162 Rewards totaled erators. Rewards are paid even garage, use It. has paid nearly $109,725 in Since it began in 1985, enforcement offlCials say: $824,705. If the persons arrested are not • Activate alarm or other rewards for tips receIVed on its Funded by the MIchigan m- HEAT has helped decrease the theft deterrent devices. convicted. number of auto thefts by offer- hotline. Under the program. co;uranc:e i.nd:u.s.\:ry. 'the o'('"gran~ • Alw ...y" l\X..K your <..aT doon" - Duu'L Wnlpt "hu"Y" ... 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Peck natural fireplace, dirong room, 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI kItchen WIth cathedral ceIlIng, I.. three bedrooms, one full bath built-in appliances, recessed I and one half bath, large famlly hghtlng and more! Basement is I room overlooking prIvate back- 886.9030 l A FIRST OFFERING sectioned and finished with a yard, kitchen with breakfast new full bath (with shower). 9;2 Canterbury room, partially prepped for Open Homes fOT Sunday, September 15, 1991 This home 18 SP8C10U8 and very laundry room, mudroom with clean ... ready to move in! access t.o tWo-car attached ga- rage and basement. Home IS Sunday Open 2-4 Sunday Open 2-5 505 Anita 1007 Somerset 1,900 square foot and has base- A FIRST OFFERING FABULOUS! Marble entrance ment recreation room WIth di- 28639 Kimberly 2073 Lancaster 952 Canterbury 907 Bedford foyer, new kitchen with oak cal> VIdedwork areas. A perfect fam- 1126 Lakepoinu inetry, Jenn-Aire range, built-in ily home and pnced at $208,000. 1090 S. Renaud 525 Moorland 970 Pemberton 17000 Maumee appliancee and a ceramic tlle floor. Private grounds with kid- ney-shaped pool. Great finished 20928 Hawthorne basement with natural fire- Super clean brick ranch, very place. wet plaster walls and wet spacious with two full baths and 1090 S. Renaud A FIRST OFFERING bar. Central air, fint floor laun- one half bath, summer porch, 22832 Gary Lime dry. WON'T LAST LONG!! master bedroom with pnvate bath, large kItchen with built. ESTATE SALE...in prime lcx:a- 907 Bedfiml ins, family room with natural tion of St. Clair Shores. Many fireplace, finished recreation recent improvements on this room in basement. Sprinkler sys. three bedroom ranch near tem and alarm system is also In. Lakeshore Rd. and Nine Mile. Sharp three bedroom ranch with cluded new roof, new furnace, new car. Superb just begins to describe New carpeting, freshly painted. two-car garage and carport, cen- peting, unfinished attic (JI08sible this two bedroom (with den) fourth bedroom), large kitchen brick home in Harper Woods. tral air, one full bath and one half bath, spacious living room with eating space, nice big back- Features include a large living .PRIME WOODS RANCW yard and only $66,900! Excel. room with 'Picture window.natu- and kitchen. HURRY... THIS 1007 Somerset Home features master suite ONE WON'T LAST LONG! lent value for Grosse Pointe ral fireplace and natural wood with full bath, formal dining Park. floor, brand new lutchen, formal room, large kitchen with eatmg dllllllg room, updated full bath, space, family room Wlth large 542 N. Rosedllle one-ear attached garage, beauti- WIndows (new Andersen wind- fully landscaped front and rear ows throughout), firoshed base- yard and wood deck off of kitch- ment with wet bar, two car at. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on en. Located east of Harper and tached garage, newer furance 2073 Lancaster this sharp three bedroom Colo- in the Grosse Pointe School sys- with central air (new in 1987), nial with new kitchen, three full tem. Reasonably pnced at new roof (done in 1988) and up- baths, huge master bedroom, $85,OOO! SItuated on a "unique" and popu- dated electrical. formal dining room, hardwood lar block in Grosse POinte Park floors throughout, newer fur. nace and electrical service. I... is this sharp Colonial Wlth refln. 29138 Jefferson Priced to sell at $189,000. ,. - .....JShed hard»'~~rJ> •• culiitoln _._,.. 8, lAkeshore Ltme \\ \utcheR Wit" Dw\t.-in applumcea, .""'".:c Enter the gracious two-story ~ upda~d electrical, natural fire- marble floored foyer to t.he prl> place, 12 x 10 foot screened fessionally decorated Colonial of 23131 N. RO$edak • porch, newer Marvin windows, Beautiful 1,200 square foot your dreams! Natural wood • fimshed basement, updated home in Grosse Pointe Woods floors throughout, new kitchen t baths, new driveway, newer fur- features three bedrooms, one with hardwood floor,built.in ap- nace and roof, 12 x 17 foot wol- full bath WIth new fixtures and pliances and ceramic counters. manized deck and nicely land- tile, kitchen with Mutschler cab- Large family room with natural ~ _ped. inets, ceramic floor and coun- fireplace, library, first floor I ters, track lighting and ceiling laundry, master bedroom with Fantastic waterfront condoml- Sharp three bedroom ranch in fan, formal dining room with private bath, central air and ~ 704 Trombley num with two spacious bed- GrosBe Pointe Shores. On a custom blinds, newer carperting large (over 65 feet) lot. rooms, two full baths and one pnvate lane, a short walk to the and freshly painted throughout half bath. custom upgrades in lake. 'nlis home features an ex- BEST BUY ON THE MARKET. home. Finished basement. Three bedrooms, one full bath both the kitchen and the baths cellent floor plan, two-way fire- 28639 Kimberly :.e done by "Puffs of Petosky". This place from the living room and and one half bath ranch Wlth .. condo is too beautiful for formal dimng room, large family natural fireplace in living room, .: words...come see for yourself! large kitchen, screened porch, ft room, large finished recreation room with natural fireplace, a full basement and two and one ~ full bath and office/fourth bed- half car garage. WON'T LAST ;: AT $139,9OO! ~ room. Attached two-car garage, r.. central air, sprinkler system. A 15433 Essex '.. Unique Colonial in Grosse 657 Hollywood fine alternative to a ranch condo 1606 Locbmotw ..4 Pointe Park. Home enters mto a and a true opportunity in the .. vestibule/foyer with powder mid $2oo,ooO's. ~ .. room, sunken hving room with .. two picture windows and full ml1ntle natural fireplace. Formal i7000 Maumee r I.I.I.l Beautiful three bedrccm ranch ".. dmlng room with bay WIndow, near 11 Mile Road &; Little ~ open lutchen Wlth apphances, Mack. Features include plush ~ master bedroom with dressing ! ~wAJ..I carpeting. Florida room, den, ... .~ country kitchen, central air and .. room, natural fireplace and full ~ 1.11 bath, family room and huge sun a finished basement. A perfect ," family home. Large lovely family home locat- .. deck on second floor. Spectacular three bedroom brick This two and one half bath, '" ed in Grosse Pointe Woods .. ranch with full bath and one three bedroom Colonial has eve- .. features three full baths, large .." half bath, professIOnally deco- rything you're looking for... lo- 2, Crestwood .. rated throughout, updated Mut- cated in the prestIgious Wind- first floor laundry, multiple .. mill Pointe Subdivision, features fireplaces, spacious family .. 20015 Lennon schler lutchen, new 35 x 16 foot .. family room with vaulted ceil- central air, famdy room, den, room and den. All located on a /& Stately English '!Udar-style con- .. ing, new thermal windows bedroom with nursery, cathedral large lot with a brick patio on ,... domimum that has been recent- cellings and much, much more! one of the Woods'most prestIgi- throughout, newer roof, newer ly remodeled. New kitchen, new ous streets . .. furnace with central air, privacy ... full bath and new half bath . -,.. fence, wood deck ... the hst goes LiVIng room has natural fire- ,.. on and on! Immaculately clean place, formal dining room and a COMMERCIAL BUILDING ...• and priced to sell at $225,000. full bath in the basement . 04 1; 120 Kertb~al ... Beautiful three bedroom ranch ... 900 square foot office building .. SHORE CLUB In Grosse Pointe Shores has a .. Sharp custom bnck ranch Wlth J14Beaupre spacious family room complete in a great area (across from .. three bedrooms, two full baths CONDOMINIUMS Wlth wet bar, form"l dimng Sparky HerbeTts) perfect for .. (master bedroom has pnvate full room, fonnal living room, two doctor's office, hair salon, etc .. bath), fimshed basement, two. The .Shore Club~condominiums full baths and one half bath, Pnced to sell at $89,000. Call .. our officefor more details . ..It car garage, bUllt.Jn pool, In on Jefferson and 9.Mlle ISa first basement and first floor laun- ..It ground spnnkler system and class project Wlth unlimIted ]» dry. Tlus home ready for your to .. Grosse PO'Inteschool system. tentlal Picture convenience and movenghtln! .. luxury hving, magmficent wa- terfront views, two bedroom, two bedroom Wlth Ion and three 206,61kau!ait 930 Canterbury A beautlful Engbsh 'fudor In hIS- bedroom models, up-to-date con- 3600 DEVONSHIRE tonc Inman Village Grand en- vemences, custom touches trancp foyer, hVlng room Wlth throughout, elegant and gra- Inpeccable Grosse Pomte Farms natural fireplace, library Wlth CIOUSliving all Wlthln your com. Cape Cod on one and one half natural fireplace, Florida room, mUnlty!! Models are open for ~: lots. Home enters lllto a vestl. master bedroom and third floor VIewing every day -- Monday ~: bule to the hvmg room Wlth a game room. ThIS IS an OUT. thru Sunday _.for your conven- natural fireplace, formal dmmg STANDINGHOME!! ience. Stop by today!! room WIth walk-out to the screened fire Florida room, ,, latchen WIth eatmg space, three bedrooms, two full baths, cedar ..." Hard.to-find quad level located Beautifully mBlntained Colomal This three bedroom brick home . closet and an abundance of clos- WIth sunny spacious hVlng In one of Grosse POinte Wood's et space Newer gas forced-Blr In Harper Woodsis an ecxellent JLUL63ro~<;!\8eilcYLI~ room, French doors to the fanuly buy! Living room features a nat- finest areas This beaUtiful furnace, new attIc fan, new home feature" a large fam1ly room and kitchen (WIth bUllt- ural fireplace, large bedroom on paint, new kItchen floor and ms), formal dlnlng room, three room, cathedral ceIling In the decorating 'IWo-car garage. 17108 Mack, Gros~e Pointe, MI the first floor Wlth sittIng room formal hVlfig room, and a new large bedrooms (all with walk-ln (perfect for overnight guests), PrIced at $149,000 A JOY to closets), steel !eCUrity doors and kItchen Wlth bUIlt-in appliances tour'! 8X6 ~)()3U SpeCIOUSkItchen and Grosse pnvacy fence PO'Inteschool system.

, j September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Real Estate 3C A tree box planter Expert discusses interior design Learn the pnnclples of inte- floor plans, Window treatments, rior deSign and profeSSIOnal and archItectural details Stu. r In I trade secrets a course at the dents Will have the opportunity can pep up a deck Grosse I to design three different floor Looking for a colorful focal frame you wiJI need 20 lengths Pointe War plans and visit various deSign point for your deck or patio? Or of 2 by 4, 20-inches long; 16 Memortal trade centers maybe a cool escape from the lengths of 1 by 1, 20.mches The class, Garvin founded the Law- afternoon sun? Try a tree or long; and four lengths of 1 by taught by rence Institute of InterIor De. large shrub m an oversIZe con- 4, 18-1/4 inches long. Eve Garvin, SIgn In Sarasota, Fla, and was tainer and see how It trans- Mark all four sides of the meets Tues. a deSign columnist for The Bir- forms your outdoor space. base 1-112 inches from the bot- days and mingham Observer and Eccen- This handsome planter, 22 tom edge. Usmg glue and 8d Th ursdays trIC for two years. The cost of inches sqU8fe, IS big enough to galvanIZed nads, attach the from 9:30 the class IS $250 for 12 ses. hold an B-footto 1O.foottree. eight comer 2 by 4s to the base a m to noon, slOns. (With thIS contamer, you can Sept 24 Garvin so the lower edges are even rf', For more mformation, call even add a tree in mld.season With the mark. Lap and glue through Oct the War Memonal at 881.7511, 1 - Just leave It in the nursery the 2 by 4s at the comers as 31 Monday.Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 until it's safe to transplant. shown. The class will cover such top. p.m The planter will easily hold a Glue and nad the 1 by 4 up- ICS as colors, fabrICS, furniture, 15 to 20 gallon plant can ) per frame to the inside of the wallpaper, lighting, acceSSOrIes, The plant container, which corner 2 by 4s about 2 inches requires no special skills or from the top. Butt the upper Heart 'Cipyte-"-t--'" tools to build, is made from frame at the comers as shown. ataAmerican standard SIZewestern lumber. Glue and nail the 1 by 4 at - VAssociation 395 AIhet Road tJ).l,u"U the comers as shown. Glue and . "'7'M4 For durability, use lumber that WE'RF FIGHTlf\JG FOR YOUR LIFE (Ac'OIIromG p ~) COPIES has been pressure.treated for nail the remaining 2 by 4s in ground contact, or use a decay- place, alternating them with resistant species such as west. the 1 by 1 spacers. Nail to the em red cedar. upper frame from the Inside to conceal nail holes. For the base you will need Make sure the sides are Condo Living at it's Best! foW' lengths of 2 by 4, 17-1/2 square and plumb, then rein. Edison extends inches long, and five lengths of CITY OF GROSSE POINTE SBOREPOINTE, ST. CLAIR SHORES force the comers with three 2-1/ A 1 by 4, 19 inches long. Butt 2 Inch rust-proof screws per phone hours each 2 by 4 over the next at joint. The screws may be coun. one end to form a 19 inch tersunk and plugged for a more Detroit Edlson customer tele- square. (The 2x4s are joined on finished appearance. For easy edge.) phone representatives will be mobility, install heavy duty available Saturdays from 8 Glue and nail each joint with casters on the base. two 12d galvanized nails, pred. a.m. to 5 p.m. and weekdays Finish the planter inside and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. as the rilled to prevent splittmg. out with an exterior stain, Space the 1 by 4s evenly across utility extends normal cus. paint or water-repellent finish. tomer telephone business the top of the 2 by 4s to form Before painting, line the inte- the base, allowing about 1/4. hours. Previously, only emer- rior with plastic sheeting (a gency calls were handled Satur- inch between boards for drain. large plastic yard bag works age. days and after 5 p.m. week- nicely.) Punch holes in the b0t- 17525 Maumee. New European kitchen completely 22061 Shorepointe. Lowest priced _ two bed, one You also may want to drill days. tom for drainage. updated. Priced to 1le11 at *239,000. Open Sunday 2. and one half bath in complex. $114,000. Open several I-inch holes for addi. For a free list of do-it-yourself 5 p.m. Sunday, 2-4 p.m. , tional drainage. The base can "Detroit Edison's telephone projects and ideas, write West- representatives have always be covered with a rust-proof ern Wood Products Association, been available 24 hours for - screen to prevent dirt from Dept. In891, Yeon Building, Call Sally Coe: 885-2000 or 885-5094 washing out. emergencies," said Robert J. 522 S.W. Fifth Ave., Portland, Buckler, Edison's VIce president COLDWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE For the sides and upper Ore. 97204-2122. for Divisions. 74 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Fanns

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ncommon home in wonderful family nter through a spacious living room with U neighborhood. New kitchen with greenhouse E banning New England Colonial with your English offers theee newer mechanical featur .. natural fireplace and carved mantel. Continue C own thOlC8 of color, *14,000 credit at close for wall, grand dining room with fireplace, also through a large dining room to a sun room. New •• glamorous kitchen, central air, Anderson low maintenance vinyl aiding or paint. Call today thennal windows and roof. Hardwood floors and fireplaces in living room, family room and master furnace. All C of 0 work completed. for all the details. swte. step-down living room are wonderful additions.

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hannIng English WIth SpaCIOUSfloor plan. ust move Into this pampered Grosse Pointe Cozy den WIth large bay WIndow Newer B e one of the few familles to live on this quiet C J Woods three-bedroom Bungalow. Quahty built cul-de-sac near Lakeshore. nus one-of.a.lund kItchen and first floor laundry Airy screened.Jn and beautlfully maintaIned. Care-free, all-brick porch. All thiS plus a great location! English affords great pnvacy and 18 perfect for extenor Completely fimshed besement. fonnal and Informal entertaining.

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882-6900 Fax# 882-1585 96Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236 DEADLINES INDEX ° Monday 4 p m - All BORDER HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDETO SERVICES aUIDE TO SERVlCI8 and MEASURED (special type, 200 General 600 AMC 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 944 Gutters bold, caps, etc) must be In our 900 Air ConditIOning 201 Help Wanted - Babysitter 601 Chrysler 709 Townhouses/Condos For 945 Handyman offICe by Monday 4 p m 901 Alarm InstaliatlOntRepalr 202 Help Wanted. Clencal 602 Ford Rent 946 Hauling • Monday 4 p m - All CANCELS 902 Aluminum Siding 203 Help Wanted . 603 General Motors 710 Townhouses/Condos 947 Heating and Cooling or CHANGES must be In our olflce 903 Appliance Repairs DenlaVMedlCal 604 Antique/ClassIc Wanted 948 InsulatIOn t-y Monday 4 p m 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 204 Help Wanted. DomestIC 605 Foreign 711 Garages/MIni Storage For 949 JanJIoTial Servlf'e • 12 ~oon Tuesday - Regular hner 205 Help Wanted - Legal 606 Jeeps/4.Wheel Rent 90S AulolTruck Repair 950 Lawn Mower/Snow ads No borders, measured, can. 206 Help Wanted - Part. TIme 607 Junkers 712 Garges/Mini Storage 906 Asbestos ServICe Blower Repair cels or changes on Tuesday 207 Help Wanted - Sales 608 PartsITlreslAlarms Wanted 907 Basement Waterproofing 95t Linoleum CASH RATES 12 words $500, 208 Employment Agency 609 Rentals/Leasing 713 Industrial Warehouse Bath Tub Refinishing 952 locksmith each add'tlonal word 45e $1 00 908 610 Sports Cars Rental 940 Mirror ServICe fee for billing. 909 BICYcle Repairs SITUATION WANTED 611 Trucks 714 LIVing Quarters to Share 946 MovlnglStorage OPEN RATES Measured ads, Maintenance 612 Vans 715 Motor Homes For Rent 953 MusIC Instrument Repair $1004 per Inch Border ads, 300 Babysltters 910 Boat Repairs/Maintenance 613 Wanted To Buy 716 Offices/CommerCial For 954 Palnttng!Oecoratlng $11 12 per Inch Additional charg. 301 Clerical 911 Brick/Block Work 954 Paper hanging 614 Auto Insurance Rent es for phbtos, art work, etc 302 Convalescent Care 912 BUilding/Remodeling 925 PallaS/Decks 717 Offices/Commercial CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP. 303 Day Care 956 Pest Control Wanted 913 BUSiness Machine Repair We rlServe the right to classify 304 General 953 Plano Tunlng!Repalr RECREATIONAL 718 Property Management 914 Carpentry each ad under Its appropriate 305 House Cleaning 917 Plastering 719 Rent with Option to Buy 915 Carpet Cleaning heading. The publisher reserves 306 House Sitting 957 Plumbing/Heating 650 Atrplanes 720 Rooms lor Rent 916 Carpet Installation the rtght 10 edit or relect copy sub- 307 Nurses Aides 958 Pool ServICe 651 Boats and Motors 721 VacatIOn Rental- 917 Ceiling Repair m Itted for publICation. 308 OfllCe Cleaning 903 Refrigerator ServICe 652 Boat Insurance Florida CORRECl1ONS ADJUSl1IENTS: 309 Sales 918 Cement Work 912 Remodeling & 653 Boat Parts and ServICe 722 VacatIOn Rental- Responsibility lor display and clas- 919 Chimney Cleaning 960 Roofing ServICe 654 Boat StoragelOockage Out of State 920 Chimney Repair 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening Sified advertIsing error IS limited to 655 Campers 723 VacatIOn Rental- 962 Screen Repair elthe!' a cancellation of the charge MERCHANDISE 656 Motorbikes 921 Clock Repair Northern MIChigan 963 Septic Tank Repair or a re.run 01 the portion In error 400 Antiques 657 Motorcycles 922 Computer Repair 724 VacatIOn Rental- 964 Sewer Cleaning ServICe NotifICation must be given In time ConstructIOn Service 401 Appliances 658 Motor Homes Resort 923 Sewing Machine Repair for correctIOn In the lollowlng Issue 965 402 AuctIOns 659 Snowmobiles 725 Rentals/Leasing 924 Decorating ServICe S:lpcovers We assume no responsibility for 966 403 Bicycles 660 Trailers Out. State Michigan 925 DecksJPatlos 967 Solar Energy the same aher the first InsertIOn 404 GarageIYardIBasement 926 Doors 950 Snow Blower Repair Sales REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 927 Draperies 943 Snow Removal 405 Estate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ANNOUNCEMENTS 800 Houses For Sale 928 DressmaklnITallorlng 962 Storms and Screens 406 Firewood 968 Stucco 700 Apts/Flats!Ouplex- 801 CommerCial BUildings 929 Drywall 100 Personals 407 Flea Market 969 SWimming Pool Service Grosse POinte/Harper 802 CommerlCal Property ElectrICal Services 101 Prayers 408 Household Sales 930 970 TV /RadIOICB RadiO Woods 803 Condosl AptstFlats 102 lost and Found 409 Miscellaneous ArtICles 931 Energy Saving Service 971 Telephone Repair 701 Aptstflats!Ouplex- 804 Country Homes 410 MUSK'lalInstruments 932 EngraVing/Printing 972 TenniS Court Detrolt/Balance Wayne 805 Farms. 411 OfflCe!Buslness EqUipment 933 Excavating 973 TIle Work County 806 Florida Property SPECIAL SERVICES 412 Wanted to Buy 943 Tree Service 702 Apts/Flats!Ouplex- 807 Investment Property 934 Fences 913 Typewrrter Service 105 Answenng ServICes 51. Clair ShoreslMacomb Lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces 808 938 Upholstery 106 Camps County LakeIRlver Lots 936 Floor Sanding/Refinishing 809 974 VCR Repair 107 Catering ANIMALS 703 Apls/Flats/Duplex- 810 937 Furnace Repair/Installation Lake/RIVer Resorts 975 Vacuum Sales/Service 108 Dnve Your Car Wanted To Rent 811 Lots For Sale 938 Furniture Reflnlshlngl 976 Ventilation Service 109 Entertainment 500 Adopt A Pet 704 Halls For Rent 8t2 MortgageS/Land Contracts Repair 954 Wallpapering 110 Hea~h and NutrrtlOn 501 Birds For Sale 705 Houses- 813 NOr1hern MlChlQan Homes 939 Glass Automotive 977 Wall Washing 111 Hobby InstructIOn 502 Horses For Sale Grosse POlnlo1liHarper 8t4 Northern MIChigan Lots 940 Glass - ReSidential 903 Washer!Oryer 112 MusIC EducatIOn 503 Household Pets For Sale Woods 815 Out 01 State Property 941 Glass Repairs. 907 Waterproofing ii3 Party Planners/Helpers 504 Humane Socl9tles 706 DetroltlBalance Wayne 816 Reaf Estate Exchange 978 Water Sottenlng Stained/Beveled 114 Schools 505 Lost and Found County Houses- 817 Real Estate Wanted 979 Welding Garages 115 TransportatlOnITravel 506 Pet Breeding 707 Houses- 818 Sale or lease 942 980 Window Repair 116 TutoTiogtEducatlOn 507 Pet EqUIPment SI. Clair Shores/ 819 _ Cemetery Lots 943 Snow RemovaV 981 Window Washing 117 Secretanal Services 508 Pet Grooming Macomb County 820 BUSiness OpportUn'119S Landscaping 982 Woodburner ServICe

're PfRIO'iAII . • Co) PfRIO",US Icr PER\ONMS 100 PERSONALS 101 PR~YfP\ ~ Last CaJI. 10 beil-' .• "--'" TAXEs' • WOMAN bowler needed for efit The Playscape In the Private, ConfIdential saturday night league. At STATE OF NORTH YOUNG, JR.lJEANETTE INTERESTED In bUYing or NOVENA TO ST. JUDE NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Park. We /wit pick up Anthony Business Service least 125 average pre- CAROLINA YOU N G. 0 E T R 0 IT. sharing Wings hockey May the S8cred Heart of May the S8cred Heart of your penniesl spare 18514 Mack Ave. ferred. can Kim 527.2880 COUNTY OF MICHIGAN. tickets 779«184, ~ 5. Jesus be adored, gIon- Jesus be adored, g1ori- - change as they are and Neal CIovet1y after 5 p.m. NEED 50lsh Male Ballroom tied, loved and preserved fied, loved and pr8S8I'WId BLADEN throughout the world now I lake them off your hands! Serving you Since 1968 TAKE NOTICE that a plfJEO- & Latin dance partner. throughout the world now V1C Tanny Membership, Help us make a dream 882-8860 IN THE GENERAL ing seeking Illlief against NeIther novice nor expert. and forever. Oh, 5acred and forever. Oh, 5acred $12. per year renewal! , come true. Gal 881.7162 MODELS wanted; Men and COURT OF you has been filed In the 839-1385. Heart of Jesus, pray for Heart of Jesus, pray far Low 1 time payment- above entJtIed action. The ------us. Worker of miracles, us. Worker of miracles, , Of' 822-4743. Thank youl Women for free hairculs 8epten'Iber only C8l1 Joe JUSTICE, nature of the relief being 10; PRAYERS pray f()( us. St. Jude, pray f()( us. St. Jude, ADDfESSING at Edwin Paul, 885-9001. 921-3004. SUPERIOR COURT sought is as follows: IleIper of the hopeless, helper of the hopeless, W~~party irMta- WHY NOT use this space GROUSE Hunling Guide. DIVISION PRAYER TO THE pray for us pray f()( us. PartitiOning James ...... ~ for a personal greeting. Excellent bird dog. Pri- FILE NO.: 91 SP 56 or HOLY SPIRIT Say this prayer 9 times a say thts prayer 9 times a . =6tt=:u:ents Happy Hoiday, Birthday, vate Lakefront accommo- NOTICE OF SERVICE Peterson Estate lands. Holy Spint, you who make day. By the 8th day your day. By the 8th day your AnniYersary, or just say dations Roscommon, me see 9Y8I'Ything and prayer WIll be answered prayer WIll be answered. You are required to make 2IMo2212 Hi to someo ..e. CaI 882- Crawford and Missaykee CAROLYN DAVIS end who shows me the W8:"I to It has never been known It has never been known LOVING personal care, 6900 by Tuesday at County. Day or week LONNIE PETERSON, defense to such pleading reach my ideal. You, who 16 fail, I"I81I9I'. Publication to fail, never. Publicalion ; smaI femaB dogs. Refer. noon, Pnlpayment is re- 517-821-5376. PetItioners not later than forty (40) grve me the DMne Gift 10 must be promised. must be promised. $7.001 day. VE9- quired. )lOUt' In days following the 5th day forQMI and forget the Thanks St. Jude for • ences, see name NEW smaI Yacht up to 16 VS Thanks St. Jude for ; 1385. pnnUlI of September, 1991, and wrong that IS done to me prayer answered. SpecIal passengers available for ARTHUR YOUNG, SR., prayer answered. Special upon your failure to do so and you who are In all in- thanks to our Mother of VIC Tanny LihIlime Mem- atE round trip ticket non- 0Ubngs. Call for details ET. ALS. thanks to our Mother of ------the party seeking service stances of my life WIth PetpetuaI Help. LP. • bershtp. Low fee plus $12 stop from Belroil 10 sara- 306«160. ReapOlIdents Perpelua/ Help. P.M. agamst you wi apply to me. I, In this short dia- • yearly renewal. Excellent sota, Florida, October, 6- the Ccourt for the reIlef NOVENA TO ST. JUDE VIe TaM)' Lifetime Mem- T~:UR~~~~A DE~~~~~ logue want to thank you , offer. 884-2279. Monday 15. $253. 885-S486. sought. May the S8cred Heart of , thru Fnday. CHFI8T1AN for 8Y8fythlng and confinn bershIp. $359: Days, 294- MICHIGAN. DARLENE Thia the 29th day 01 Jesus be adored, g1ori- 2660. Evenings, 228- YOU NG. DETROIT once more that I never FAIRY GodmottIer avaiIaI:*I NURTURE ~ ~ COUNSEliNG August. 1=1. be fied, loved and p."'GSao"..'6d for entertaining III eNd- 053i. Exptre$ soon. MICHIGAN. VALERIE want to separated wtth • IlASSAGEl Would you like to Ieam HESTER, GRADY, from you no matter how Ihroughoul the world now ren's patties. C8I Qlan- u.M foolbaIl tIcketS YOU N G - D E T R 0 IT, Betty ...... biblical PIillCipIes th8t WIll season HESTER AND GREENE great the material desires and forever. Oh, 5acred teIIe. 331.7705. IlIember A.M. T .A. impr'ove your mamage? for sa6e. 886-3120. MICHIGAN. ANITA Heart of Jesus, pray for BY~' _ may be. I want 10 be WIth a USlCAJ. music far any cerdllecllIllllge Damagec:l retationships MICHIGAN PEN MARY YOUNG.DE. us. Worker of mncles, you and my Iov'8d ones in 0CC8lA0n. Soto, duo, trio, n.npIst. CAN be reAw8d1 Call after TROIT, MICHIGAN. H. ClIFTON HESTER pray for us. St. Jude, Hal..... your perpetual glory. quintet, guitar, winds, ..,...... 1870 6,881.7141. COLLECTORS BOBBY YOUNG-DE- ATTORNEY FOR lliE helper of the hopeless, Amen voice. 354-6276 . , Women only. WINS I ED'S custom fram. SHOW TROIT, MICHIGAN. ~ PLAINTIFF Thank you for your IoY8 10- pray for LIS. Sunday, S8ptember 15, 10 IEll YOUNG-OETROIT, P.O. DRAWER 127 U~ NO TICkets. ing. Framing, matting and wards me and my loved Say thts prayer 9 times a OUTARI Vocal Duo for FOUR to 5. Radisson Plaza He- MICHIGAN . LYDIA ELIZABETHTOWN, NC : 88&3934, ThI.nday after quality work. Rea8on8DIe ones .. Pray this prayer day. By the 8th day your wedding ceremonies & tel- 1500 Town Ceotef. YOU N G • 0 E T R 0 IT, 28337 prayer WlII be answered. private parttes. Audio I 8. rates. Margaret, 331- hee consecutive days Southfield For informa- MICHIGAN. ARTHUR TELEPHONE NO '(919) ~. BeautifuIy _2378_, _ WIthout asking your wish, It has never been known tape available. Rickl lion caI Mtchael Dodge, YOUNG, SA -DETROIT, 862-3191 after third day your wish to fall, never PublicatIon Sheila, 652-3526. • addressed wedding and TWO SouthwesI frequent 88ieges MICHIGAN. ARTHUR PUBUSH:Sept 5, 1991 wi be granted, no matter must be promised. INKY & THE CLOWN • party invitatlOOS. 778- flier bCQIs. 264-8684 at- Sept. 12, 1991 how difficult It may be. Thanks St. Jude for ClAN. Parties, pr0mo- 5868. tel" 7. Sept. 19, 1991 Then promise to publISh prayer answered. SpeciaJ tions. family fun. Face thanks to our Mother of NATHAUE ------OFFICEI 0encaI posdJon thIS prayer as soon as painting, lTl8Q!C, and baJ. your favor has been P8fpetuaI Help. M.S. BonV~ wflTlClns - I ~OUNCENENTS needed part- time eve- loon anmaIs. 521-7416, Come beCk soont -HcIcbf mngs. Accounts rec:eivea- granted. Thank you for WANT PIANO 8l1l8ltairim8l1l tor: Nous crd P8nonaI Cae. - ble, bOOldceepng, phone taYors receMld. D.T.M. l'Airnonsl Weddings, special 0cca- l.o\Ie, stloe 1868. PERSONALS WOI1c, data enlTy. etc... M.LM ADS Please caR 881.fl916 after sions. parties etc... Cerf .... S8ndy, 1IIcNeI. Tad F-.QIIaIog PRAYER To St. Clare- Pray Call In Femstrum, 885 6689. , _I Why not let someone 5 p.m. or IeaW message. 9 Hall Marys once a day EIIrty • 77.. 7774 lai WAYNE State Studenl for 9 days. On the 9th PIANO Ell. meill. Sc> JACKIE'S day, publish this prayer WEDNESDAY, &-5 CI8II c:orpol e4eI pnvate Pet & .. WlmDo .. know you care, through a needs ode to UOfV8I$ily Par service area Monday. Wednes- and ask for 3 thlngs even THURSDAY, 8-8 gatheringsl weddlngsl AIlInIaISlttlng • House 5lttlng Joan Buccinna classified personal ad. day, 9 a.m. Wtl Pay though you don't have FRIDAY, &-5 brunches. Make it a suc- • AlrJ)ort sr.nue • Personal ernncs IDd CIJeer10s Gas 882-7865, George faith. Your prayers WIll be cess 08sSicaII PopuIlw. By ApIlo4ntment Only MONDAY, 8-8 bIVt In COIUlnClCIl Star1Ing September 3rd answered G.B.D. 885-6215. JICkIe HuctInS 527.2440 • Brighten up Grandma's day GROSSE POINTE NEWS TbDore both 50 NOVENA TO ST. JUDE 882-6900 PROFESSIONAL OJ'log- NarSoId! with a birthday greeting. 3 MARKETEERS May the sacred Heart of AI occ:asolS. weddilQ .Uttle "auses- 1Vppy Brtthday from Airport Shuttle Jesus be adored, gIon- NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Speaahsts Best SOUnd' Ceramic WOI PIoQ.Je P8fSOO8I Shopptng tied, Iov'8d and preserved Apostle and Martyr great In and pnce ~1"81 of you Muse or rour ,...., SugN • Let them know how much Frosted SisIer-in __ and Errands & Appomtmer',ls throughout the world now VIrtue, nch 10 rmracIes. ottogeOrder Annnal SIttIng • nowfOf Cap'n CrtllCh you miss them while they are and forever Oh, Sacred kmman of Omst, inter. : YU\ ( fDV.',T 0" ClYlstmas 8rofher-in~w, COIFARE OUR PRICES Hearl c:A Jesus, pray for sesser of aI who tn\lOke away at college. CIIII us today 882-57'" .. Alex MWJ Gem .. us WOI1ter of rntf8Cles, you to use your Ql'88l PIANO InstructIOns. 2S !#:. 8nd retax tomonowl pray for LIS St Jude, God QMlO power to aid )'8BrS expeI'l8IlC8, certi- • Don't let an anniversary slip 815 54 • helper c:A the hopeless, me 10 my urgent pelJlJOn tied AI levels 839-3057. ARTIST carol LaChIUsa pray for us In return I promse to PIANO. organ Iesson8 My by unnoticed. panlls ChlIdrens rooms, Say this prayer 9 times a make your name known level Beginners a ape. KOSI' SILLARS vanety of adorable day By the 8th day your Pray lor us who ask for themes. animal Canes- prayer WIll be answered your aid, St Jude, Say 3 ~~~ ~ the Deadline: Tuesday Noon Our Fathers, 3 Hall _ tures Safan, CirCUS, It has never been known Prepayment is required Fann 954-2825 to fall, never PubIlcatIon Marys, 3 GIonas Thts PlANO teacher WIth degree PHOTOGRAPHER must be promised N

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======-:=:======::::--=~~...... :0' HElP WANTED , 12 MUSIC EDUCATION 117 SECREtARiAl SERVICES 20C HElP WANTED GENERAL~------q:OJ HELP I'oANnO 200 HElP WANnD GEN!RAl :07 HElP I'tANTED 1,\11\ IlABIIITItR OfNlAl II'WI(Al PIANO Istructlon Pre. EXPERIENCED lyptng ser- SECRETARY I Recepbonist SALES FIe DEPENDAaE, mature per. THIS FALL SChool thru University \IIC8S and bool hours noons and evenings Ap- my home. Part. time. treat a variety of patients 20000 Harper. 884-7622. demonstration experience per Banquet Center 343- ply 20000 Harper .884- Weekdays and some and pnMde C8J'8 to can- LOVE WORKJNQ he'pfu1.881-«)11. I : ~ SCHOOLS 2566 7622.' weekends. C811881-9037. trauma, bum and WITH QiILDREN? RETAIL Sales- Men's car, LADIES- 9fIIfn money con- dueling perties GIVING Tree Montessori Shoes Expenenced sales STUDEHT wanted to do HAIRDRESSER'S- Busy HELPI Need ~erl oongenrtaI defect cases. Be a nanny. Full tme/ pert. diet tea Home demotiStJaIion ex- - School, one position person to manage men's odd pbs Evenlr'gS and salon 3O;"8aI'S same Iii- nanny for our 2 cuneus ,6.,$ a 0entaI AssIsta:lt you :ms~;::'Y Nan~ In BfW penence helpful. 881- available in lower e1emen- shoe department 1ead- for catlO~. Major medical Fgeticull'ti weekends one year. 6 boysda~~ wiH be reepoIlSible tOr.. NetwotI< ..,""_ 4011. tary. Fabulous educe- Ing apparel store In $4 75/ hour. References Health Insurance avu. . me y . sistmg the doctor at chaIr- ...... -v1232 '16 TUTORING EDUCA nON IndiVIdual who wants re- at AGENCY perience necusary. 881. sponsible posibon Phone pennanent part time posi- Drive a Mercedes! Call weekdays, 8:30 a.m.: support. Gal: AI:76 tion at Downtown law ...... 1nt1!1'" 24 hou ~ 6400 ask for Crystal. lEARN Word Perfectl One 882-3670. Fnday and Sat- firm. Prefer college stu- ~ U, r re- 4:30 p.m. Formal training Ifl dentaJ a&- 50 years rell8b1e service TELEIIARKET1NO on one training on 4.2 urday 10 a m to 5 pm dent. Hoors 12:00 - 5:00 ,...... ~thernessageCOUrage' tolt caJ)'OU1PART time sitler needed, 3 sisting-<:ertiflC8te desir- ~_,-._-...... exp8l:lC9d,ids, .-.....-~, SALES through 5.1 886-0798 to arrange appointment to REPRESENTATlYE for personal InteMeW' II can make you rich. ' ~~r~~ ~rs~ev;::. Is ~ keepers, Gardenenl, But- TUTORING ~~~.~:::r~~~ =a:e:.: BRONER Inc. A leading ~ IMMEDIATE Opening for Allen, 3066 Penobscot HAVE fun, make money, ences required. 881- quired. lars, Couples, Nurse's ALL SUBJECTS tionaI Distrbutor and Spe- child care cook, part B1dg, Detroit, Michigan and deal with pleasant 5030. Aides, Companions &WId cialist In l'teadwear atrd GRADES 1 THRU 12 4822tl positive people. So, what WANTED' Caretak for We offer an outstanding Worl',ANTED ;APT T't, VILLAGE OFC. SERVICES negotlablelbonus and NEEDED expenenced Ole- Non-smoker.8844407. ily. Lotus Word Perfect Try home care Word Processing, mailings, Incentives Management tary Cook and AIde fcx MATURE sitter wanted to and typing sklIs. call FREE VENT TRANNG YALET tor Eastside apert.. resumes, business, legal, oppor1unrty available small EastsIde Nursing care for beautiful toddler 88&3350. ALL SHIFTSI G.P. AREA mant. Weekends only. medical PICK UP AND Leave Message home Call 371.5520. daughter In our St QaIr RECEPTIONISTI 5ectetary -.soNS ASSISTED Must have valid Michigan DEUVERYI886-07'98 Mr. Bryant Monday Ihru Friday. Be- Shores home Tues thru needed for accounting of. CAfE Dnvers License. 824- tween 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Friday. Non-Smoker, own lice. Two years expen- 7S50057O 8288. FESUIES wntten, edited, 886-1763 updated. Acadermc, busl- Ask for Kim. transportation, refer- ence necassay- fami- BUSY Easlside group prac. ness, personal lyptng HAIR StyIISt- Barber ex GfaL cook- Part time. Ap- ences 884-1771. laMy with accounting tIce has immec.1e open- Laser printing. 775-6636 BeaUhClan Good oem- ply within at 20513 PART. Time sitter, my office work helpful. DutIes Ings for ReceptIOl'lISl. mlSSlOO fcx nght person. Mack, Grosse Pointe home. Must have car. 1I'ldude: copytng; coIat- Need person aI:lIe 10 work Woods Refetences required. 884- ng; 8flSll.81ilQ phones; wittWI a "Front Desk BUSINESS AND 713-8044 Ask for Joe. 3605 fiMlg; and light typing. Teem" concept Loners TECJNCAL SERVICES Nation8f M8rbIIng Firm BUS driver wanted for Sen- Pterasant working envwon- need not appty. Position tanPriIlf¥r seeks goal onented m0ti- lor Apartment Complex PROFESSIONAL Couple ment Send repty with reo requIres typlng slults, Business. Tedullcal vated persons for market. 40 hotJrs per wee!( cau Iooklng for mature de- sume 10 Box 6-200, medical ilSUf8nC8 and Aadeullc Ing asslStan1 posrtlOl'lS between 8 am & 4 pm. pendable woman to care Grosse POInte News, 98 compuetr experience Medical. Dental. Legal limrted positrons avail. 822-9000 for oor 1 year old son In Kercheval, Grosse POInte helpful, but not essenti8I utters' Memos Reports. able No expenenoe nec. LICENSED Vetennary tech- our Grosse POInte Farms Farms, MI48236. ExceIent benefits. 5aIIry EXira WlCieSpre~sheets essary Tramlng prOII1ded Mulbpart rnvolQng nlClan needed full time home Own traJlSpOltaborl CAREER POSITIONS c:ompetatrve Send re- Call now 469-2153 ~seette TraTl!lCriptiOll for 2 proge8Sl\'e AAHA and non smoker a must AYAlA ABLE sume to; Box K.21. Explore the opportunities offered by being a part of Standard' MICro' MinI DRIVER Wanted Expen- Hospitals, east side of Monday througtI Fnday, EXp811 ... lC9d.-...... needed Grosse Polnte News, 96 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer Rea! Estate, a member • anced dnver needed for DetroIt Please contact 730 10 5:30. Cell week tor long ':;;-short term Kercheval, Gtos8e Poente Pencnallzed of the nation's Premier real estate company. 1 RepdltiYe Letters company executives Ju6Ie, 839--1042 ~PM ::: 8SSIQiineuIS Some a-e Fams, MI. 48236 Env~ • Llbets ~er: Clean traffic record a UTTlE Italy PIzza. phone 881.3894 temp to perm Mailing llsf Maintenance DenIal needs must References d be hetp $4 50 an hour, pezza Legal & ExecutMt HAPPY ana Free Real Estate Sales Career Seminar n-. Dill!Iertalions checl Maner Road Cover letters. Apphcal10ns Grosse POinte. MI 48236 EXpellel10ed and trana- work Ask 'or Connne Pleasant Wcxktng Grosse POInte News 96 Grosse Pointe bIe WIth own tools 882. ----____ a'll'nOSPhere Ken:hevaI Grosse PomIe 822.4800 7754 LOYING IndMduaI 10 care RUTH PARADISE TEMPS Call 886-4200 for reservations r. """"l Farms. Mi 48236 Ml:MBrR cashier wanted DRIVERS NEEDED! for my 3 gtrIs (ages 5, 4, II.0140. • I'rofCSSlonal A'l'lOCIabon 18 months) Wednesday, DRIVER i1duding general 04 R~umC Wnrers 2S to 35 hours per wMtc Good drMng recoo:l W. 8 30 10 5 30 In my Farms FILE CLERK s!! sC.l'lt tor Pathology COLDWeu • Nal10nal ~ahon 04 Keen's Morino ShIps SfOM SCHWEITZER trsIn Exc:eftent money home Will pay S40 Local Insurance /tqeIocy i1 lab Young I8dy pre- BANl(eRll Secretarla I5ervJa.-r REAL ESTATE CALL. 822-4500 maKing potentJ8l In Woold weteome college need of • Engmeenng SocIety Apply 8CCUnIte, de- ferred 888-0201 20485 RESIOENT"l REAL ESI.TE of IJlotrnlt Mack Ave., Grosse '--- ... ASK FOR TONY ~ ~1 Madt Ave student WIth ttMs 9ched- pendabIe file person 3 10 ...... -...... - utA A\l811able ~ 5 daily Cell 88&6770 Pointe Woods September 12, 1991 ~rosse Pointe News 7C

lOt SITU~T10N WANHO llfUnliON ",~Nl(O ,. \ I TU~ TlON I'YANfED In 100 MIRCHANDISI 100 M£RCHANDISE CONVAlESONI (~Rl HOUSE CI EM.I'~(, H()U,[ (ll nNING l~} APPLIANCE, ~NflOUI, ANTIQUEI ~LECT the best opportu. CHRiSTIAH Nurse, LPN CARMEN'S HARPER Woods woman MATCHING washer & e1ec- nIty for 8UC0888 in REAL unique solid GOLD, 14k, WARE Incl specialist lEN'S 26" Huffy 10 epeect, available to serve & care CLEANING has 2 openings. 8 years triC dryer, Hotpointe ESTATE SALESI We of. GYPSY BELT, artl8tlC, with hundreds of c0m- $45.851798. tor)"OU Twenty years ex. SERVICE experience. Grosse heavy duty, excellent fer extensive training, ethnIC, hlSloncal pt8Ce' pletely restored and periencel 531.2500, No lime for holl88Cleaning? Pomtea only. 371-4722. condrtion $250 372. Molt SiZ8e, 3 Speed .. 10 nationWIde referrals, and VASE lamps Austnan & ready to use PI8C88 in- both. Omle, or 839-0823 after let our teem oome and 6672. speed, from $36 and up, . a vanety of oommi88lon 6. HOUSECLEANING & offlce German 187Q. 1890, UM- cluding seta door locks, do It tor your cleaning. Reliable. Exper. also do repairs. m-8lJlJ6. plans, includltlg 100%. In OGES, ARNOLD JAFFE, entry locks, knobs, BUILT. in dIShwasher, dOu. NURSES AIde. Con1penIon. 1tlOCed, references. Ma. Grosse Pointe, call Nancy WAWARSING NY over hinges' HAT PINS AND bIe bowl stainless sink, BIKES Mom and Dad', Experienced, reliable, SPRING SPECIAL comb & Grosse Pomte Velek at 886-6800. 1,* DIIcount ,. time 20 AMERICAN PAINT. HOLDERS HAVILAND: faucet, garbage dl8POS8l. matching 3 speeds with caring Excellent refer- 773-2833. CoIdwe8 ...... INGS; 19th C AMERICAN HOLIDAY HOOKED Ail In good condition. babyaeat. $60 each. 2 ences. WHt do 24 hour SIn60r CItIzen dIIcount Schweftzer AMI ENte PRtNTS Include CUR. RUGS. HOOSIER CABI- 885-9429, evenings, Schwinn 10 speeds, 1 duty 884-3667 - Reasonab'e ,06 SITU~T10N W~NHr) 1.ottIcetI HOU,I ,IITING RIER & lVES, McKINNEY NETS IRON: IRON. weekends smaller trame. each. • References 485 POlISH speaking woman • Expenenced & HALL; UTHOGRAPHS; STONE IVORY' JAPA. 886-8906. Exf?!C! the best RESPONSIBLE college stu- NORGE 16.6 cubtc foot re- &eeI coIIectJoIl nctude Slgfl8d trallsportllfion. 886-3166. CUTTERS' DECOYS Queen Anne styI& VIlInn8Ie Burt walnuJ 10fl cenby' Slde- 9053. AMERICAN very rare GE refngel ator, 2 years old COMPETENT after 5'00, 294-6734 goose, ducks, fish. DE. board, Florenllne walnut del« CIrca 1810. CIrca 1825 GIMBEL oil ~. RlCH- 182 cubic: teet, whtte, top Amencan maple. mllt\oilWl)', cherry and pme chest, INoHOIE LIVERY & SHIPPING CARE seRVICE freezer $475 or best StemWBy duo .t player gtanC! piano. Herschede mahogany TLC elderly, children ARDSON teapot, vanous SERVICE DOLLS. BUSY BEE measures. pOrringer, 886-1748 or 496-2441 tall case c:Ioctl em:a 1~. Drury ClIl::II 1800 EnghsIl tall Hourly, CMlmlght rates DOOR STOPS EARLY case cIocl\ zzzzzz: PItcher 2 MEMORIAL (~ tor Yvonne) avaNbie Expenenced In "'0rpNzm LIGHTING FISHING the Grosse PomIe area. Specialists In Home CLfAMNG SERVICE MOURNING pdures In TACKLE FLOW BLUE G.E. Gas dryer. good condI- Fine Melssen, Dresden. Boehm and Royal Doulton •. AMERtCAN BENT. porcelainS PreViously Hammond Management ~. El1:IrIor FOLK ART FOUNTAIN bon, $60 MovIng- must 'WOOD cradle CHARlES AI;Jeoof, 30 years li- Allow us to assume Any1t*lg • E".. ,"1ll1g PENS FRAMES FURNI- set! by Sunday 882~ Tin ~ys. Madame Alexander dolls. podIet watches Loea. Poontlng FRAZHO, FLaN BlUE legras. Quezal. Sl8uben and Tiffany glass censed and bonded all your domestIC TURE everywtlere FUR- WHIRLPOOL 172 cu ft needs. we offer a Paperhonglng Cement dinner ser'VICe for 8 NITURE CONSERVA. Sally. 712.0035 refrigerator With ICe- Impor1ant ba&ebaIl and memoraI:lIIlI coIecIIon variety of services Work. House Cleoring "WALPOLE", REO. TION AND (lYE your belOY8d eIder1y a maker Harvest gold WalI~ WAPE., SPAmR EO RESTORATION SPE. for the ever busy 2S Ye... $115 881~ ray of Sunshtne. Hire me GIANT & LARRY Profe.~1 Servk:e ClALIST GAMES GAR- to care for them F~ LADY of the house SCHILDT, EPHRATA PA, DEN ORNAMENTS SEARS Dryer, Wards time days Reasonable Matt Fletcher ~~4- & I0Il HAD. Owner PERIOD FURN, VIC- GOLF MEMORABILIA washer, large capaaty dependable 331-8864. 31~M255 (313) 247.3992 886-6102 TORfAN, CUlLT8, MIll- GRANITEWARE HAN. $125 each. good cond .. 40t I.JEFFEMlON, DETROfT, ~ ~ .. leave message pIe88e TAP-Y JEFF GORDON DEL GLASS HARD- tIon 483-0999

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PHONE (S17) 792 0934 804$ HAMILTON 118(0) 968.3456 8e September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News

1,1 CARAGI YARD ~04 GARAGE YARD ~04 GARAGE YARD ~O~ GARAGE YARD 10; CARI\U YARD ~O,l GARI\(,I YARD J(,: GARA(.F YARD 109 IscnU\NfOU, BA,EM(NT ,ALES BMIMINT SALIS 8ASIMENl SALES BASI M ENT ,Am HA,(IMNT SAlf, BASfM(NT SALIS BASEMENT SAm ARTICL(S ANTIQUE furniture, antique GARAGE 8aJe. 1335 Whit- GARAGE 8aJe. 4 FamlllElS- LOTS of furniture pnced to YARD Sale. saturday and DRYMOUNT machIne, pa-' barber's chatr, antIQue tier Road, Grosse Pomte Saturday September MOVING- A httle bll of seIll saturday, 1()' 5, Sunday 8 to 5. 3 family INC::T~GE per cutter, mat cutter, &. brass hanging lamp, Park. September 13, 14, 14th 9 to 4 1442 Not- everything. Friday & sat- 13240 East Outer Dr moved- In sale Audio YARD SALE miscellaneous framing gtalsware, antique clock, 15, 9 to 5 Frve familIeS tlngham urday 1()' 5 5115 Har. (near Mack & St Clare equipment, antiques, saturday, sept 14, 1991 supplies. BusIness c1os- misc. 5307 Somerset, be- FiresIde velvet chairs, -MO-Vl-N-G-Sale--P-,-ng--P-ong- ChUrch) dnve way gales, tents, 9 t 5 vard Ing. 824-2971. tween Outer Drrve and redwood lounge chairS, ------fu It -....I tools •• m.o p.m. Warren Saturday, Sun- toys, books and cIoIhes table, garden tools, weed MOVING SaJe. Wood ex- rn ure, ,...... ry, 'Many homes will offer an- SOME some reelly rnce STEEL Desk, 30 x SO, $50, thIngs I saturday, 10 to 4. day, 10 to 4 galore! Fabnc remnants eapetter,tray dogIamP'clrocker, tenstlOn ladders, krlchen. mens clothes, mISC. 375 llques, furniture and 9 LJghtoll9l' track hghts, ------and gate, 1pp8rS, Ridgemont Rd. South of 5212 Radnor, Detroit $10 each, 2 glass cube GARAGE sale, 1011 Buck- many more unique coffee table, luggage, fig- wares, tools, golf clubs, Moross East of ChaJ- household Items. Indian carts, bowling balls, lawn Village IS located on $em- BIG SaJe- Fumrlure, pots merchendlCer, 24 x 4a, Ingham, Fnday & satur- Items ure skates 331-1563. fumlture, painted drop fO!'fe InoIe, Iroquois and Bums, and pans, beer signs, $60 each. pnClOQ gUllS, day, 9- 4 GARAGE sale, 589 Lal93. \ Items. sorted furniture, glass. MOVING SaJe- 4185 Har- field Fnday 9 to 1 satur- clothing, more. 9501 TWO FarrnIy garage saJe. and cIoIhes, some an- MATCHING sofa & c:haJr, day 9 to 4. 22031 Rosedale, south of ware, baskets, collect.. vard Saturday, Septem. Greensboro, Saturday, 11621 Rossiter, saturday tlque toys, Jr. and wom- neutral cofor upholstery. 9, of Mack Collectl- bIes, btcycles and many ber 14, 9- 3 Adult rock- west Sunday 9- 2 &-14, 9to 4 en's size better clothes $200 for set. Day: 881- bIes and mISC. Items. more rlems too numeroos Ing rhino, vanity, toys, MOVING Sale Fumlture, FOUR family garage sale Queen bedspread and 40, ESTAn SALES 8490, Evenings: 886- September 13th and to mentIOn. 846 Unlver- books, SWIng set, mISC. chalrs, costume jeW8lry, Bikes, TV's, saxophone, matching drapenes, small 6273. 14th, 9 to 5 srty. No presaJes household Rain or stllnel tools, mtSCellaneous &lee. typewntter, household appliances, j8W81ry, bile. ESTATE SALE AT&T 2- line phone BOYS clothes, ()'24 months SATURDAY Onlyl Three MOVING Sale, Friday & tnca! SUppll8S, motors, appliances, furniture, a-brac and much more! BY VICTORIA Speaker, conference. pk.ls baby accessones family yard sale, 9 to 2 Saturday, September generators, rowJng ma- bedding, curtains, ski Pnced to sell! No pre- memoI)'. $1001 best. 881. Friday, September 13th, 5800 GUilford Kids 13th, 14 1404 Aline, chine, beginner guitar & eqUipment, cIoIhlng, toys, _sales__ , _ Enllre contents of home 10- 5138 after 6. 1()' 3. lS053 Novara clothes, toys, books, Grosse Pointe Woods- accordion. 20229 847 LJn- Res- games, 000ks. CLAS caled at 21700 Revere. EXCELLENT condition. FUANITURE: 9 plece WaJ. mISC. Furniture, gardening common, Harper WOOds coin, saturrday, &- 3. SIFIED St. ClaIr Shores. South of T -'- .... nut dining room, antique FIVE FamIly Sale. Lavon eqUipment, ladIeS cIolh- Foday, Saturday, Sun- GARAGE Sale. HoosehoId DEADLINE ••• 10 Mtle off Harper. Satur. appan _u.... range, bed and victrola, IadI8S Street. S! ClaIr Shores. 4 lng, household goods, day, 1()' 5 items, some clothing. 448 Ie dU day september 14th, gold With continuous Sunday September 15th. clean convection oyerl. writing desk, yard goods, blocks South of 11 off much more. MOVING 8aJe. mISC. house- McKinley. Thursday 12th NOON TUESDAY household misc. Fnday Jefferson. saturday and GARAGE Sale. Baby Items, From 10 to 4. $100. Coffee table, brass hold Items, tools, galden 9 to 4. for all regular Boer ads. AU 0nentaJ motif $50. 881- and Saturday 9 to 2 339 Sunday 9 to 5. small furnrlure, clothing. rlems ate 445-2140 or MOVING sale- One day measured, border, photo ESTATE! MovIng Sale. Din- 94SO Kerby. BtG Sale Saturday, Sap- Thursday & Fnday, 10 tll 296-0125. only. New G.E. retrigera- or ~ special ads must Ing & bedroom set, china & collectibles. Friday & PIANO console, $1200, GARAGE Sale 20466 tember 14th, 9 a m. to 2 3 1820 Brys COMBINING Households- tor, etc. Sunday Septem- be In by .. Beeufait. Friday 10 to 6 p m 11 03 B a If 0u r, MOVINGI Estate sale. sat. furniture, clothing, odds ber 15th, 10 a.m. to 4 4:00 p,m. MONDAY Saturday, September music 8VaJlabIe. Exercy- Baby c:loIhes, toys. Grosse POinte Park. urday September 14th and ends, Apple liE com- p.m. 23805 Wilmot (off The. office WIll be open unt,l 13th & 14th, 9- 7. 21192 cfe. Amerec TunlUri, like Hunt Club, Harper new, originally $600, ~ GREAT Garage 8aIe- Au- WONDERFUL Autumn only 9 a.m. to 5 p.m puler aquanum and sup- Stephens) E. Detroit. 4.00 p.m. on Tuesdays to , ------conduct othef busmess, Woods, MI. Ing $300. Harper Woods, gust 13th and 14th, 9 to Sale. Great pnces. Furn.. 10185 E. Outer Dove. pileS, plus much more. ATTIC- to- Garage. 3 tam- but the computers are 885-1662. 4. Baby clolhes, mens ture; dryer; quality child- MOVING 5aIe- 991 Woods saturday, September 14, ny. Student furniture, down and ... C & M TANDEM Stroller- almost and ladies c:Iolhlng, dra- ren and adult clothes, Lane Court, (Between 8 a m. to 5 p.m., .Sunday, clothes, miscellaneous NO CLASSlFlED ADS ESTATE SALE new, $80. 882-4319 or pery, stereo, mise Hall- bCha/onabYfurnitCla/ure 22130 Wedgewoodl RN'8f Rd.). 8epIember 15, till 3. No September 13, 14. 10- 4. CAN BE TAKEN 11427 WAYBURN 884-3888. mark items and much , St. r Shores Chlklrens Items, Kenmore pre sales. 872 RIvard. AFTER NOON Between WhtttierIMorang VIC morel 20843 Crowley, 101 Fnday, 9 to 2 electric dryer, swing set, Friday" saturday Tanny LifetIme Mem- FIVE fam Iy Sale ESTATE tool sale. Arc ON TUESDAYSr Little Macl< GARAGE Sale saturday 9- weights, glassware, I ...".., . Don't Forget _ bership. $359. Days, 294-: 10:00 to.5:00 2660 E' 228 GARAGE sale Saturday, 9- 5 Furniture, housewares, scuba equipment and 20524- 20610 Shady welder, engines, house- C8II your eds In Earlyl Dining room set, chIna, an- . vemngs, - 4, 1937 Huntington, freezer, skates, L"kes, more. Saturday Seplem- Lane (8 1f2, Harper), Fri- hold artdes, S8WIng ma- GROSSE POINTE NEWS tiques & much more. 0531 Expires soon. day- Sunday, &- 4:30. chlne & ITIOf8 23118 N. Grosse Pomte Woods. toys, and more 433 Me- ber 14th 9 to 1. BIG Garage sale 950 Perno RoeedaIe~, off ~ 882.a900 ESTATE sale, Saturday & FOUR man hot tub. Exce1- Everything must go! Kinley. GARAGE Sale. 40 years of lent wor1ong order! ~ . Rd., St. Clair Shores. Fn- F'.... Y SaJe- Sunday 1()' 6 ~e ity unit, portable. $1,500. Lawn spreader, card ta- 478 BOURNEMOUTH Gir- collectibles. Thursday, berton, Grosse POinte day, Saturday, & Sunday- 4 I"UYOIL Fumiture, household, fumiture, ~ Best offer 884-9234 bte & chairs, housewares, cle Grosse Pointe Fnday, Saturday 9 to 5. Park, 9 to 4, saturday Open at 9:00 a.m. tamps, light fixtures, baby p1iances, glass, LJte ~ ----.- _ September 14th. To -"""------walkers, swing, porta etc. Fanns. Across Woods 21716 Englehardt Be- aZJnes, antiques & GOLD and flowered many items to list. SALE! September 12 & 13, crib, cIolhes, toys, hnens coIIec- orange OIEAT Garage Sale. 1161 theatre. Fnday, Saturday tween 8 and 9 Mlle. -----....--- 10 am. to 2 p.m Clean and much ITIOf8I11 Sap- tlbles. 20600 Callforma sofa bed, $50.881-2276._ Harvard. 8aturday 9 to 2. 10 to 4 Fabrics, sail GARAGE SAlE- saturday FOUR Famly Garage Sale. quality toys, baby needs, tember 14th, 10 to 3. (off Harper, St. Clair MOVING sale! Uving 1'OOIli;' Yellow fndg. Rattan sofa, cloCh, collectibles. house- &,Sunday, 10 to 6, 35633 Saturday 10 to 4. 1782 clothing, ()'7. maternity 1765 HuntmgtQn off Shores). bedroom, office and childr.llsl aduIl cIoChing. hold and mtSC. items. Impala Dr. (151 Dodge Kenmore, Grosse PoInte and lICC8SSOIies 765 Un- Mack "Grosse Pointe DUE to circutnSi8riCes be- kitchen furniture. King A&ari set WIth 30 games. MUST sell huge selectlon Park). Househokl goods, Woods, aothlng, bikes, coln. Woods. No Pre-SalesH yond our control VICtOna SIZe (00mpIete), teJevl- Socrates video set, of anhques & collectibles, gas range, chairs, book- mISC. Everything must ------Estate 5ale WISheS to sions, wcrk out equip- household items, skates, due to space Old furni- sheIfs. go. No ~ sales. apologize for cancellation ment, gaSl grill, misoelIa- ~O, E5TATf SALE, "C5 ESTAH SAUl toys, comIarters, vacuum ture, chairs, Will acid new ------01 sale 8epIember 7th neous. E'*Ythlng mu$. plus many more items things every morning ~05 ESTATE SALES ~cs ESTAff SALE, and 8th at 130 S. Wilson. go! 885-7126 ' priced to sell. No pre- Fatrness to everyone. Mt Clemens. EVERYTHING must gol sales. 1970 Elcameno, good Furnrture and lots 0/ odds THREE family garage sale. condition September and ends. 22513 Nor- Infant and childrens 13th- 15th, 8- 6 23535 crest, St. Qair ~ clothes. Furniture, bikes, Fenton, Clinton Township GROSSE POINTE ESTATE SALES near Marter Roed, Thurs-' sport equipment, toys, (between Gra1IOl & Har- HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. day, Friday, Saturday, 10 housewares and beauty per N of 16 MtIe). SEPTEMBER 13-1410AM - 4PM ONE DAY ONLY Ul'URDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, to 4 • 8Ids. Holland Street. 9 HUGE SaJe. Mens clothing, 10 Geddes Heights, Ann Arbor 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. THREE Pteee Provincial Mile and Kelly. 8eptem- head to toe, home fur- (1-94 to M-23 North Exit 378 - Wes1 on Waslltenaw. sofa, make offer. ber 13th, 14th, 15th. 10 mshll'lgs, mICro- wave, Right on Oxford. Continue to Geddes Road. Turn 19'7'11 HOLIDAY nq.. 6562. a.m. to 4 p.m. ex8l'C1Se bike, tWin beds, right, then left on Geddes Hetghts ) GROSSE POINTE WOODS Off Cook Roed between MOI'08II A Vernier DESIGNER Funllt1Jf9 and GIFT"SHOP UQUfl)ATION antiques. lots of mISC. 8 Wonderful Estate sale lull of anb~ues, collecbllles am tradlliooal 1952 Lancaster to 4, Thursday, Friday Wonderful whole house moving sale features elegant acce8SOiies for sale. 776- furnishings Many Oriental~. VlClonansofa and chai", flip traditIOnal fumllUre Indud- (bet 7 & 8 off Mack) and saturday 22500 Nor- t'Ml year old lTom Jacobsons 4120 days, 886S509 eve- top card tables, candleslands, oak, birdseye maple andmahogany II'1g drlrlg lIld SIX French chars, king size Below cost. Also a large as- crest (between Marter a marble table WEIUVIOOKS nings. chesls of drawelS,WICker,Woodard porth furnibJre,rnal1lle lop walnut bedroom sel, a Slmrrons heated soft side sortment 0/ household and Jefferson), tables, 3O's dining sel, oak office desk, day bed, libraI)' table, waterbed, Chinese Chippendale cream sofa lable & IN YOUR HOllE SOFA 72" seating. Walnut items. saturday 1().5 only! GARAGE and Craft Sale. blanket ches~ beds, rush seat and needlepoint chairs. Mirror with large cocktail lable, bamboo SWIVel rocker and end Free Offers frame, pale gold brocade, .25 TO $25. Some!rea&- 12028 Lakepolnte satur- painted ums of Bowen; I decorative wale rcoiolS and old pnnls • tables, occasional chairs, beige luxedo sofa, WIcker No Obligation not worn. Other fine urel, some trash. day and Sunday 10 a.rn. Lamps, brasscandlesbcks, cloissof1ne,lnlerestingold books. set elephant chair, BVC po«:h set, Woodard umbrella table ApprlllSals Furnished items. 882-2628. and four chairs, brass fll'eplace equipment, set of CIcChes, ,ewelry, kitchen to 5 p.m. of wedgewood, "Ollllcloire"; Umoges; Royal Bayreuth; salin Entrre Estates KING Bized bed and dus- siu1't, iUOIs. 316 Ridge- --~----- Detf1 Japanese dishes_ ~AIl.qmp~ framed art ~, l!'Jery- g~, !ronsto..'1e, F":estaware; Phc:n=:; ml=A;r.eou~ rta.iiS also Desired truffle. Canopy and day kitchen and rru;n rrnre menl. Saturday only 10 GARAGE saJe. Saturday 9 of Art Nouveau and Deco. Sdverplale, Iridescent slemware, ruby drapes to match. $75.- till 4 Grosse Pointe to 1. MISe, good stuff glass, Heisey, Depression, Soapstone, bronze Foo Dog incense WE WIU HONOR STREET NUMBERSAT 9:00AM JOHN KING 882-2305. Farms. 621 Barrington. IMlmer, lusll1lware, Dresden, Moss Rose, many other collecbble OUK NUMBERS WIUIlEAVAILABLE 9:00 • 10:00AM china and glass pieces. Wrought iron andirons, Hoosl8r cup- 961-0622 WASHERI dryer, $85. board, tables, old and new kitchenware, slove, old carpentelS Mictllgan's Largest PicnIC tatlte, 6 fl., $15. Basement Sale 886-8372. chest and greatlools, old safe, crocks and canning Ilems, kiln, Book Store saturday. B:30 to 2:00 • 6'23 Rivard ~, pollel)' equipment and boob Chnstmas, old linens, nee- ~~g:;oUUeA~ • C.p and Save ttq ad " QUEEN Size water bed, Infants and boys, excellent qualify clothes. sizes dlepoint. lace, hooked rugs, sewing miscellaneous, jewell)', 17110 Kercheval. 886-1111 wood drawers. 1941 Gar- up to 16. Toys, baby Items. winter wear, c101he1, Raccoon jacket, old dollt[7fS (need TLC), garden Items We are proud to be the newest buSIness In the Village. land gas range. Dani&Pl vacuum. Collectible glassware and chino. and much, much more!!! servng the Grosse Ponte COl'I'YT'UnIly WIth movng. estate dIl'llng room let, ~ kitchen items, glft Items. cosmetic glft sets and buffet, ctWla cabinet, ~ sales and auctlOr'l services We WOY/d be happy to AGED Hardwood, $35 1 makeup. Hard cover books. wrought iron 1'loof Walch for the signs II's worth the drfve - shop, have kmch, we appraISe your 'Ine anllQU8S and collectibles attha gallery face cord; $60 for 2 face chan. 882~71. .- lamp. Stec1lng silver jewelry Deck chairs. and wiR MIllell you where to pick raspbemes. or n the convenMll'lC8 or your own home rnJeh. rnJCh morel cords 882-1526. LANE tab6es, 2 end tableS, CaR for an appointment NUMBERS GIVEN OUT 011 FRIDAY 01&.~ AT FInest Northem 2 coffee tabtes. Chest ~ MIl•• honor ... , numIIen. Mon - Sat Noon " 6 pm, Thursday 12 - 8 pm Hardwood drawers and chair in Ar1ls Closed SUndlys and Crafts style. WInCbf GARAGE SALE 1.2-3 year Aged ail' cOlldltioll ... C8n'ier, , 1IlIwson rietor Friday. September 13 Guaranteed )'8In old. 884-6159 Delivery Included Saturday. September 14 MARYANN PATRICIA BOOKS Wanted- Especialt 10'00 a.m. to 4:00 p m. BOLL KOLOJESKI OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References Stacking Available any old hard CCMiII'S 01);. Whittier Towers 882"1498 885-6604 264-9725 automoti\ 11artZ lAJ .HT CdS Bournemouth, Newcastle, Prestwick, son 7 0 New appear- HOUSEHOLD SALES 886-8982 ~ Be8utiJuI IMng ance little used. $75 881-1338 Sevem, Broadstone and LittleStone. Trust your sale to us knoWing that we are the room furniture, must seI, sacrifICe Also carpet most experienced moving and estate sale KING SIZe wal8lbed WIth 6 Oft'Mack between Moross and vemJer. ::rea.. and fTlISC Items drawers Excellenl condt- company In lhe Grosse POlnle area 264-2289 tlOn All 8CC8S9Ories In- For the past 12 years we have prOVided flrSI Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. CONFEREHCE room c0n- duded 453-2101 Saturday, sept. 14th 9a.m." 2p.m. quality servICe to over 650 satisfied chents Estale . Household. MOVIng temporary oek table & 6 LADES roIIel' s«ates. SIZe ('ALL TifF: 24 HOl R HOTU'F:. 885.1410 MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI director type leather 5 PrerTll8r Fo- Mack 18 Blocks of Goodies and Bargains! HlR ( PCOVlI'G \ALF: r'FORVlATIO' chaIrs. $500 Onental 882 1498 885-6604 Worn 1WIC8, $50 n4- rug, 5 x 7, $75 886-2893 7792

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'~II(fllt.~fOU\ .0, 1~~ .,' ICH~i\MI)UI 409 MISCELlANIOUS :.RTIU!l tlRf SeD ANlMAlS cm ARTICl/S : I 'J '1U)lCM ,NS/RUM/NII ~ 11 WANTED 10 BUY S~ ~ HOUSEHOLD PHI i\DOP1 i\ PET fOR SM/ SOS lOST AND fOUND ENTERTAIHMEHT urvt 3 GAIlE Table; 4 captain UseD PIANOS WANTED- Little Tykes yard BEAUTIFUL kittens 10 a 101 DalmatIanS but Just 1 ,pIeces. Contemporary chaus, $385; food MAHOGANY FOUND golden colored kit- AT BARGAIN PRICES toys slide, cottage, pICniC good home. Tabby, long beautiful little show Qlr1, 8 ten, 1 paw miSSIng 88.> (lighted), glass shetvesI grinder, $15; Ultrasonic INTERIORS Used Spinets-Consoles table, gym, table, chairS haired & Calico 881. weeks. Needs a loving (Ane Furniture 1499 doors. Perlec:t condition. hUmldlfief, $15; loaster Uprights & Grands _B82_{l8_14 _ 0050. home and co- owner ,Must sell, $750. fJ86. 0Y9Il, $15; waffle iron, & Antique Shop) ABBEV PIANO CO. OLD Fountain pens wanted' PUPPY Classes' Teach _885-__ 15_98 _ IF you have lOSt a pet any. 1769, $10; cUltom yellow 501 S. W ..... ngton where In the Grosse ROVAL OAK 541-6116 Any type, any conditIOn your puppy not to nip, POODLE healthy and ador. FIIANKlIN Mint Chess Set, drapes, 6' wide, new, RopI o.k, MI POinte area, please call (5 North of 896 FI'8&- PIANOS WANTED 882-8985. chew or jump up before it able Free adult to good Paid $2,000. Asking $25. 823-6166 Blocks us at Grosse POInteAnI- way at 10 Mile. Take TOP CASH PAID --W-A-N-T-e-D-II-- IS a serIOUS problem. Call home. Pupptes $50 884- $300. 882-2869, after 5 or SOLID cherry comer china mal ClinIC thiS wee!< we Woodward/ MaIn Street 884-6855. 2053 ieave message cabinet, beautiful style, ELECTRIC Whirlitzer organ, GOLD Jewelry, dental, optl_ have a male red Oachsh- exit.) With band box and caI or scrap REFIGERATOR $125. $375, High grade finish, KlTTENSI Grosse Pomte ------SIAMESE alder kittens, 6 ound with leather and •Stove $75. Almond, very 791.7104, _ Monday through salurday bench, good condition PLATINUM j8W8/ry or In- Animal C1lmc (on Ker. months old Ulac potnt, flea collars, found on 11 to 5:30 $500. ~3292. dustnai cheval) has lots of kittens chocolate point Com. 'good condition. Yardman GE refngerator. $185. En- Windmill Pte In Grosse Closed Wednesday available thIS wee!< for pletely trained, Ideal for snowblower, 4 h.p., self tertalnment center. 18 ft. TRUMPET and case- lark. DIAMONDSany shape or POInte Park. A female and SUnday adoptIOn We also have a semor crtazen,Very affec- Yorkshire Temer WIth a propelled, $100. 751. swlmmtng ~ Dough $175. C1annetand case condition New ShIpment Amvedl beautiful 7 year old male tlOnate $125 each 891- blue nylon collar, found 0196. Boy with acceuorles, Estate fun of Baker Co Fur. $200. 885-2646, after 4 SILVER coms, flatware and j8Welry Marmalade kitty, and 3 7213 on Lochmoor In Grosse large p.m LIGHTED oak china cabt- $275 oomplece. Antique niture; breakfront lovable smail dogs; A lit. ------POInte WOOds Female table and chaws. 293- and SIde board, WIOQ STAR (1901)upnght ptanO, GERMAN World War II rei- tie male Dachshund, a GOLDEN Tabby young net, 2 years aid, paid 5732 after 5. while Lhasa Apse, found $825, Aking $375. Sharp _ beck chair, ChIpp8ndaJe refinished $1,200 or ICS, stamp collections, female Vorkle and an male cat Beautiful mark- on Hawthorne In Gr06S8 , hlghboy. peir of bachelor best offer n5-4386 after promo model cards and kltchenI dinette table, 00. THREE Pl8C8 bedroom 881, adorable little female Ingsr Needs lovIng home. POInte Woods. For more chests, 881 of 8 dInlng 4 'sports cards Wnst and tagonal, 4 chalts, excel- $250 or best. 881-0475. Lhasa Apso For more In- $35.891.7213 Informatlon, call us at room chairs, and ~ ------pocket watches, running Jent condition $175. WEDDtNG Dress and train. SPINET (1967) Everett ca- or not formatIOn, call us at 822- AKC Brittany pups Lrver & 822.5707. between 9 peodale bedroom set. Small kitchen glass top be8utifuIy sequined and bIe Nelson planO Excel. Premium paid for antique 5707, between 9 a.m. whiteJ orange & white am and 5 100(8. S181nway grand 1abIe, 2 chairs, like new, belIded. Must see! SIze lent condrtJonl882.7513 j8Welry and 5 Natural bird dog, Heahh piano (Mahogany) Onen- $125. 884-7762 after 5 8- 10, $700 or best offer. guaranteed, 771-6359 tal rugs (Karastan & hand PEAVEY Foundation Bass THE GOLD SHOPPE FREE to a good horne' 2 SOb PIT BREWING p.m. n1-9535. made rugs). Chaise guitar. $150 VAMAHA 22121 GRATIOT cats, ages 2 & 3 De- SCHIPPERKE.1yearoid SOFA, ~t and 2 recti- --JAIES--A-.-IIONNIQ---- lounge. Oll paintings ga- OX-11 synthesizer $450. EAST DETROIT claWed, friendly. Must female AKC, shots up to STUD SERVICE- for York. ners like new. $400. BOOKSELLER lore, Mahogany desks (for Renard Artist Model 774-0966 give up due to allergIeS date. Needs good home shire and poodle 296- 884-4957 15133 KERCHEVAL house and student SIZ8S) Oboe. $1,000 fJ86.2n1 CASH paid for baseball 881-5564. 824-6721 after 6 1292 BARGAlNSI Elegant dinmg 331.2231 Sets of mahogany dining STEJNWAY Grand ptanO cards and all other sports KITTENS- FREE to good 60 1 AUTOMOTIV/ tableI chairs. Queen bed. &Mected books room chairs, mahogany (mahogany) $9,500. 545- cards. n6-9633 SOS LOST AND fOUND CHRYSLER home. 882.7830, anytime chest, stand, buffet. ta- bought and aoid twin and fuM SIZ8 beds 4110. SHOTGUNS, nfles and 1989 PLYMOUTH AccIaJm, lamps, built'ln 0Y9Il Vintage Rentals WIth bedroom sets by TAl County Collie Rescue LeST. Pearl cockatiel, bIes. Video handguns wanted' Par. perfect conditIOn $5,950. Garage sale. 463-7404 THREE Piece ProY8nC8I BerKey and Gay SIlgh ~ CI8SSIC coronet In ker, Browning, Winches- Collies for adoption Kellyl 7 Mile 4 1/2 weeks L.ensdrum, more. Queen old Yellow crest, yellow 885-n13 MARCY Home Gym WIth sofa, make offer. ns. mint condrtJon with hard ter, Colt, others Private Fence required Call for Anne htghboy, Chippen- case $130. n6-1382 collector 478-5315 information, n44333 or spots, yellow tall Not 1984 DODGE ArIes. 4 door. accessones. IJke new, 6562. dale lowboy, pair CI'lip- 3624148 or 522-8405 weaned yet. 371-2213 Power, alr, very nICec0n- . $600 or best offer. After 3 ------lIEN'S 10 speed racing BUNDY II alto saxophone, pendale leather wing excellent conditlon Ideal 500 ANIMALS dition $1,7501 best. 886- on weekdays, 343-0195. btl lamps, other misc. items. Leave message. 881- canI8d gold leaf, 10" x pars ,Call 839-8420. 3706 deep. Excellent condltlOll. Call us at: leave message 25", $225 each or $400 Perfect for dl$play of far pair. 881.Q242. 891-7188 LAB pUopIE!St Chocnlatel WESTINGHOUSE 6,000 ------RALEIGH Accufit 2000 ex- treasured objects $275 5 Anti-Cruelty AssocfatIon yellow AKCI OFA Eyes BTU air uJI'lditioner, $50. ercycle. Used only 2 WOMENS SHOES 886-8511 SAVE A STRAY butcher block un- hours. Cost $649. Must BROTHER & Sister 1 year certified dew claws, 'sears NEW BUSinesses??? Non der counter dishwasher, sell $298. n4-31637. NEW-SIZE 7 1/2 old cats Black & White champIOn blood lines, We have many healthy Black suede Prof.t??? Need office neutered male, CaliCO first shots, Vet checked, .$40.839-7680 WATElIBED- Queen size. Fuchsia suede desks at a reasonable spayed female Call after 7 weeks. 886-7169 vaccinated kittens for adoption . cOucH rnatchIIlQ kwe- seat Ught oek. New In Octo- pricelll Special 4 day Bl8ck: leather boots 6, 886-6362 ADORABLE Pug puppies, and chair. $600. White bar. MUST SEW I $800. (from f3loornir'i(pBles) saJe- Monday through Also healthy altered adults, ADORABLE 6 week old klt- AKC papers. vet bedroom set. glass cock- 885-7244. leave mas- and many oIhers. Thursday, September tens Free to good home. checked. Call anytime, DONATIONS, CAT FOOD, FOSTER HOMES itail tables. AI in like new sage. IIIk for All ...... 16Ch through 19th. Cash Call 886-8282. leave message 294-9417. condition. 884-8022. -&5-GALL--ON-acryIic--' -aql-"-. 882-1540 759-1384 and carry (as is). $50 and DESPERAmV NEEDED. ITAUAN ProYinciaI dining ium inctudes stand, hood. up. Call 921-9674 for info 500 ANIMALS 500 ANIMtllS MANU new Gaan air .set. IabIe 4OxS6, 6 cane lights. coral and BlIt*lg. 11 AM to 2 PMA ADOPT tl PH ADOPT tl PET 371-5807 749-3608 cordboi_, 7500 BTU'~ beck chairs, chlna caDi- Plus more. 2 wing ween $300. 886-2867, after 6 FOUR, 21 X40 black desks net, 2 1eeYes. table pads and gold chairs. Sears p.m. with wood grain tops, $50 This IS SCAMP&t. included, $2,000. Brass washing machine. 881. each. secretary desk, He is a six month 01d .firepIace screen. $150. 6502. LOVESEAT end table, Slit- $85. Call 884-0840. mlnlalure Collie He FIRlpIace tools. $50. 881- -PlNE--~-oli-iUp-deailJ-'-' -malich--- tel lamps, excellent c0ndi- MAC SE WIth Sigma Design IS almost naif grown ~5029. mg chair on rcIefs- tit tIon.88&6107. 19" monitllf and Laser and weighs under 15 back, $300. Hal tJ8e. nw- SCHWINN Airdyne exercise Writer Pius. Over 50 SOft. pounds He has a CLUU WAIfISD brass hoob, bic)de. $400. 526-9715. ror, porce- ware programs. $3,995. wonderful and gentle - Nllwand u-J- 1810, $100. Pine coffee LEATHER Sofa- cream 782-2615 days, 7824103 personality. CoqlIe_ 58'&, Odd Irons, table, 38" &q&88, $100. cok)r. $250 Of best offer. evenings. Scamper Is .Woods, wedges & PUOBnI Wing chair, flame stitctl 881-6964after 5 PM. car1& & Ba;s uphoIsIely, $150. Pine SALE- Butcher shop 8qUlp- housebroken and 882-8618 Wind80r arm chair, $50. RACE Car beds. 2 boys menI. everythtng must great with kids. He Roood ocx:asiollllll table. twin si28 $125 each. 824- go 776-3905. IS available at the $50. C8meI:8:k couch. 132. cent 181Shelter of the $200. Desk lamp, br8ssI AEa.teV lift chair. brown MIChigan Humane green globes, $75. Cry&- 1eatt1e18tIe. almost new. Soci ety located at fIJlI brass 1an1Js. two fer USED fax machine. USED 7401 Chrysler Drlve, $500.526-9715. Honda Spree Moped. $100. AvocadO refrigera- Detroit or caJ1872- tor, Whirlpool, $75. 331- SKJ equipmenC. 847 Un- 881-3392 ewlnings 3400. AdoptIOn 5262 (Grosse Pointe cokl, Saturday, 9- 3. WANTED- hours are Tuesday. Part). SOFA light blue and green, 'TIlle End Up' Saturday 10'00 a m. 108 Il'lCh8s 2 IIi81k:tib IQ TWO 0ClnI0Ie cob'T.V.'S. FumIUe .4.30 p.m Teknika with remote. btue Ate ann chairs. nHl528. 331-1669 after 6 p.m. Magnavox, $100 each WANTED: NordIC Track 4541 WoocIIaI. Decroit FIStER- PrIce Sport car, and SoIoflex exercise Congratulate 882.1226. $100. Rothschild coat equipment 773-4499 'Someone Special AS low as $67.90 q&BtIlrty and hat, red, ntNy Y8Mt leave message for no- fault insurance on trim, Size 6, $60. 886- BOOKS Wanted- EspeaaIIy On A Job 6423 pcia4)S and V8ns owned any aid hard COY8fS on, Well Done. by ISYice COl1ll8Ctols. .IAR'A cosmetics, 50% off automohYe sutlteCtS (ex• ,A good report card or Neto -*llrlOOilas, homes, 882«188. cept teehmcal), boats, job promotion or just c:ontera and heeIIh In- guns, fishing, golf or an- at WAL TEA Hagen II'OnS & surance very low ..... 1 tiques. One or ooIecllOll saYJng good luck to woods CoIectors rtems ItJ Thoms ~, 790- Art 293-2483. someone can really fBXJ. $395 782.2615 days, help. 782...103 evernngs. BUYING wtlote estates BABY bed $50. HlgtICh8ir AI90 buying ooms, toots, Say it through a $20. Antique 8lIllmeV's RANGE, gas drop- m $125, ooIIeclIbtes and surplus bOOfl:C888, 4 sections, Tuntu" exercise btke Leo. 885-9380 pel'8Onal $300. 885-3878. $125, girts 20 " bike, $2S . Classified ad. Donnay tennis racket GARAGE *-*'d far sa. CASH FOR It's fun and $25, dog kennet $20 KIDS' CLOTHES age of car 885-2061. 882-7923 affordable. WOIENS CLOTHES QUEEN SIZe foul poster ON CONSIGNMENT DEADLINE: waterbed with drawers ...... \ ~ \. •••~ ~~TOvVf'-4T'l c.II our 24 hour Into No . Excellent oonditJoI $200 just Tuesday 1AlMIET, good COndIIJOn 88i-8228 These little charmers are two of many kittens available for adoption, n1-9438 after 5 p ," vi Noon leave messlIQ8 WIth mu9IC l!Itand. $220. LEE'S RESALE 881-3055 20331 MIICk NORTHERN SUBURBAN ANIMAL WELFARE Prepayment Is Required PAECIOUS Moment colee- PIANO AppraIsals Insur. WANTED to buy. small. old bon IndMll.I8Iy CALL for... ance, escate, wholesale, looted bathtub Any c0n- ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE SOCIETY 10 groups Excellent or retail values 25 years dition PreterabIy 4' to 4 882-8900 COlIdltlOlI C8IJ 527.2880 8XJ* l8IlCe 839-3057 112' long caw 88&8734 773-6839 751.2570

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Blue. $9,800,"""IUI"882- 67,000 mllee. 4 cylinder, ------ger, 2 door, very good $2,900.885-7508 preciate, STK- X1024, bon $4500 beet automatic, stereo, Cf'U188, 1183 Dodge eooeS. great condition. Must see. 1888 lincoln Towncar. darK PROBE 1989' GL . Call 821.2000. Jefferaon call' S42~ offer. 8283 power door lockS, tilt. de- buy, new engll'l&' IJr/ $3.5001 offer 343-0729. blue, leather top/Interior ,power Cheverolet. (Grosse • 1878 Buick EIeclra, 2 door, lay wipers. rear wh6ei brakesl steering, AMlFM ------Excellent condition 81eenng, brakes, mirrors, Pointe L.ocabon). 1887 0Id8 Cutiass Ciera new brakeel exhaust. re- drive, buckets, garage stereo, booster alu- DODGE 024 Fastback, $9 5001 offer C8ll automatIC.air. call White, 42.000 pelnl 2 amp, best sliver. Brougham. years ago. new kept. No rust. Needs mlnum wheels 4 door 100,000 miles. mosl 842.aG40 531.0412 Days. 886. 1188 Grand Am, 44.000 miles. Excellent. $5,900 engine wtIh 48,000 miles power Wlndowsi locks tlb things already repaired. --______3237 1=1Mn1...... mlles, air, sunroof, must 881-8305. $700 fiml. m.2747 nothing. $1,875. 886- wheel, Call ~ 7 Needs liming belt. $300 1982 Ford Escort GT, 4 • - - ...... sell, $5,500 or best fl84. 8349. and 9 PM, $1,800 or best offer. 88&8933. speed, no rust, runs 1879 MERCURY, exceHent 0936. 1889 BERETTA GT, dari< FREE APPRAISELS LAMANS 1988, 5 ~, ------great, $1.000 331-4371. 0948wlnterrunner. $660, n~ red. V~, sunroof, most CALL ERIC AT Grosse Poinle, 885.as81 1887 Plymouth ColI 4 ELDORADO 1984. Tounng options $8,200 Eve. 821.2000 FOR YOUR stereo, 73,000 mi•. 1187 Charger, power steer. wheel dnve. air, power 1982 Mercury Lynx statlon -1985--E-scort-,-2-door-,-4 Coupe, 65K, $5,500 881. nlngs, 822.9888, APPRAISEL Runs and looks gr8It, great schOOi car. $3.000 Ing and brakes, alr, new WIndowa/ locks, cruise, wagon Good Transporta- speed. new tires, 57,000 1678. 1184 Red Corvette Original APPOINTMEHT SIeve. 881-9137. tkes and exhaust Excel. defog, stereo cassette. tlon. New paint Job. miles, burgundy No ma. 1812 BuIck cenlury, llIr, owner. 34,000 miles, all CHEVAOLEr lumina APV lent conditlOnl $3,250. Excellent condition, $1,200. 294-7659, week. jar rust $1.500. 882- stereo, greet Ir8n8porta- 1186 Clera Brougham. n1~7, 885-3179 50,000 miles. $4,7001 of- days 6384, after 5 lion. 1983 Cavalier hatch- peper work Vety clean. 1991, 7 passenger, loaded. excellent condi- fer 8812530 '--L. 4 ~ '-_...... garage kepi, cover, all power; WII'ldows, 1ocQ, tion. $4,900. 885-8320 ., 1881 K Wagon. $750 or . -. 1885 Mustang LX- red, 4 1186 COUNTRY Squire .-.;1\. --,..--... accessones. $12,500 or seats, till, cru•• delay best offer. 884-2074 cylinder, AMlFM cassette, wagon loaded 43 000 822-0371, leave mas- best. 561~784, WJPerS. llII', amIIm cas- 1110 GRANO PRIX BE, 1.7 Plymouth SundanCe4 air, 47.000 Original miles ~xcellent ~ sage 1183 CadtIlac Coupe de sette. STK- x.158T. C8Il loaded, excellent oondl- door. power steenng, 1883 Grand Marquis, owner $3.350.8824963 $6.750.778-------clean well malnt8Ined ,. • min. from Super Buys. Hugh fer. Weekdays after 6 PM -1.--CavaIlef---RS-, _2_door-. matIc, air. power Win- 1189 Plymouth Sundance 1188 CONTINENTAL Stg- Must' see $4 0001 be$t' must see 10 appr8Cl8te, saYIngs. Call 821.2000. 881-1882. excellent cond Ition, dows, $1,000 or best of- RS, loaded, sunroof. cas- nalure series. 30,000 779-3503" '$10,900 591.9228 Jefferson Cheverlot fer, 884-2830after 5. sette, bit. CMS8 Power miles. Excellenlt $12,000 1881 LINCOLN Townear (Grosse POinteLocation), 1887 DELTA 88 ROYAL, 4 ~ offer. 822-0778or door locks, aluminum 881-6842. ~~LS burgundy, loaded, 11,000 CHEVEAOlET cavalier AS door, full power, very -- _ 1986 PontIllC Grand AM, wheels, auto, air. Only 1181 Mustang convertible 821 2000 FOR miles, 3 yearl 30k war. Sedan 1991. 2 to select mce, air $5,500 or best 1984 PONTIAC Grand Prix. LE package, power WIO- dews and air, 15,000 miles, $7,900, or LX, 4 cylinder, 6,800 YOUR-.....-...... ranty. leather. $22,900. from L""'-'- offer. 465-3289. Excellent, H, bit. power door locks, -":2813 I'V'"~ • CHi "_, auto, ndows $2 600 881 AMlFM cassette. High best ...... ,. miles Mlntl White WIth APPOtNTMENT 548-1942. brak lIt8erIng DON'T WAfT WI.,.- mileage but well rnah- 1984 Dodge ArIes, 2.2 en- blue Interior Has every------~ amIfm ~e eaH Until Tuesday ITlOmIng to _1_632_, _ tamed mechanically. gina, 62,000 miles, 4 thingl 60.000 total trans- MUST Sell leaving lown. 1988 Merkur XR4T1, sun- 821-2000. Jefferson REPEAT your cla8sified 1987 Flrebird Formula. $2,100. or best offer. 881- door, good condition ferable warranty. $8,850, 1990 Mustang Power roof, excellent condrtJon. Chevrolet (Grosse POInte &dill CaI our classifled 22,000 1'l'\Hes, Loaded. 1861 New bras. recent tune-up, 885-5423 locks and Windows, sun- $4,500.1 Best. ~792. Location). advertiSing department BI8cl<. $7,900.824-7995. mar.y new parts. Adult 1985 MUSTANG LX V.fi 4 roof, tinted Windows. AMI 1983 Mercury Cougar, TRANS Am ~rsdays, 1989 Geo Spectrum hatch- 1887 CHEVY lroc Z Ca- owned and driven speed power sieenng' FM stereo cassette, loaded, great deal. Must lies T.;..1,987~ ~=ys~...... _,..... back ...... auto . maro. T. tops, alarm, wit- $1,100 or best 886- brak~ Good condition' 16,700 mIles $9,0001 ne- seel $1.500. or best. 982. m , ~, ..._,I 882-6100 ,WlAle.. air. ranty. AMJFM casselte, 0541. after 3 $2,000'n1-9306. 'gotlablep.m 885-1710 after 7 7546 $6,300.oolldiooll.778-3634,.108ded, alarm, 1886 Chevy Cavalier station $5.200.23.000 823-3678.miles, excellent. Power Windows and doors. $7.000 or best. 1182 DODGEAries, 2 door, COUGAR-1981. 4 door. A'r ------FIlE IRID wagon, gray, clean. 4 cyI- 1984 B' k Sk h k automatic, amIfm radio nt F RD M 1889 Taurus SHO, red,- 1988. red, auto, inder. $2.900 881-2759 UIC Y aw , 713-5766,51().30Q9. Good conditioning Power 1984 0 TE PO - 4 clean, fully loaded. V6, Ziebart, alarm, clays, 888-2569, -.Jnn<>.' 67,000 1TlIies, automatic, errAnoN 1980, 4 door condition. $800. brakes, steenng, win- door, power sleerlngl $10,900. m.1974. $6,200. Sharpl-.seee. 1..... Buick a.-...I-.-~"'" H. power WIndows, Wire 882-8159. dews, locks. Cruise con- brakes, runs excellent, -. •__ . 2 door caps, clean, non- smok- hatchback, less than 1185 Plymouth Voyager, trol, hit wheel. Very clean, good transportation. 1971 MERCURY Cougar DO you like tinkering with CouJH!. Loaded. Mint In9 original owner. 70,000 miles, $800. 259- Model LE, 6 passenger, Well I1l8IntaJned. 71,000 $1,000 or best. 268- XR7, 1 owner, power old cars? Well- I have conditIOn. Sliver grey. $2,450.331-3113. 5058. 884-1932 $4,500 or best offer. 842. rrnles, Must &ee, $1,8001 1481 or 610-0754. steering, brakes. 351W one for youl A 1963 0Ids Garage kepi. 1 owner .. 1873 CADlUAC Eldorado, 8040. best. 779-3503, ESCORT 1985, new ex. 8ngIne. 79.000 mias. Ex- 98 four door Let.s talk 50,000 miles. $3,900, P0BroughamNTIACParlslenne Very low rrules Almost no cellenllo good oondition.' '_ 882.as evenings. 1986. 43.000 rust. Great condition, 1887 Sundance, powel 1986 UnooIn Mark VII LSe- haust and banery, good ENack with dark red int pnce. CaI Kim. 5Z7 2880 1.1 miles. fully loaded, excel- must see. $2.000 or best steenng, power brakes loaded, black on black. tires, stereo cassette $1 600 882-0318. after 5 p.m. ~ Carta, power lent conditIOn. Grosse nor offer. 526-9668. 5«11- air, 5 speed, cruise. SUo excellent conditIon, $1,350,886-2151. --'-'-'---'- 1~ Buick Riviera-loaded. steeringl brakes. AMIFM Pointe awned. CaD 821- 1040, ask for B.• peItl condition. highwa) 66,000 miles, $7,800. 1983 T-BIrd, 100,000 ptus 1981 MERCURY CaprI. 90,000 miles, exceIent stereo. T. roofs, air. 2000. JeffeBon Cctlevre>- John rmIes, $2.800. 885-4148. 331-3483evenings. miles. but still looks good one owner. 6 cylinder, oonditlon, $2.800. 331- crucse. No rust. $1.600, let (Grosse Pointe Loca- 1987 Toronado- ~. 1183 P\ymou1h Turlsmo, IEACURY Topaz LS 1987. and dnves well. V-6, automatic, runs great. 3483. m-oon. bon), MINT condltlon, low mi- new tifes, radiator. belts sharp, sun root, till wheel. power steering and $1,000 527.eo72 -1~--0tdsI--m-lOblIe--Defta--88-41984 AERO, air, sunroof, -1985--0Ids--Clera--Broug--ham-leage. $6.995 or best of- fer, n5-2817, _ and hoses. Good trans- cruise, power windows brakes, aJr. $1,400. best. 1. TAURUS GL, whlte, door. air conditioning, good maintenance, good sedan, blue. loaded. air. portaticn. $1,000. or best. and locks, much more. 884-7765, evenings loaded, cIe8n, budtets. crutse, stereo, powet' 800 ~. $2,150. Eve- excellent condItion. 1989 Pontiac Sunbtrd, i 5 882~172, after 5 STK- 621A. Call 821- 1888 Mustang GT- black, warranty, sa,100. 881- tenaI lndowsI door locks, ntngs.822-9888. $2.500 881.7104. speed, 8Jr, aJann, stereo tape, excellent oondittgn 1986 LeBaron, 2.5 leader. ~' ~~) fUlly loaded, excellent 0679. new battery, 3 new tires. WANTED Cars, true:I

500 ANIMALS sre ANI'.1A~\ MOMMA is a gold and ADOPT A PH ADoer ~ PET white spayed female. Also available - Walk 'or your hest 'riends' • JAKE, a three year old GATSBY is a gorgeous neutered pedigyee black neutered male. Labrador. ..AllY ~ n. 9.1411 Rattl... r II~ Bliik li~ii4if • ROCKY, a 10 month II • II' f•• IJ~f•• I. f•••les are .,., eles.. 11., IN4 t••• old neutered gray • Labrador/German Shepherd C.,.I. A'pNnI .11. SII. II Bouvier. mix pups, 10 weeks old. •••• ~,.... , ... wi" ki~1 -pt-....t.. , Ncaa. ,I••t .11 "" IN '1fII .. , rl_. '1'1 iu.,.,••I.1 b ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIE1Y In Anti-Cruelty Associations 754-8741 after Sp.rn. and weekends or Annual Walk.A. Thon 751-2570 M-F 9-5. October 6th on Belle Isle For more information call 891..7188 or pick up a pledge form at the Grosse Pointe News.

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FAUI • it • "'dinl ttrttil. 1••11kitt•• WIt Remember lhollhe killen season ... ., ,...... 14. SlI. will soon be over Gel your .....1",,..•tre. i.... PII'k. Chrlslmas ktlten now ADOPT1ON HOURS: No! pICtured, pedigree, one year old MONDAY - SATURDAY 10:30A.M. .3:00 P..M. Dachshund, on American Cocker Spaniel, and a Block ChO'W .~MDTO~ PLEASE HELP US Find our lo~t eat. SIMON Is a shy, 4 year ~KTHEM SlJBlJRM old, large. orange, long-haired male cat i~~l with short legs. He Is either In the TEDDY AmMAL WELFARE LEAGUE Mack/Vernier area or Yorkshire/Warren. IS a handsome, gentle German AIm-CIIUB.TY A88OCIA1IOIlI 463 ..4984 WEEKENDS PLEASE,If you have any Information call: Shepherd oboull'.Yo years old 13588 JOSEPH CAa.FAU - DEmOiT 4212 ANYTIMe OR 6-9 WeeKDAYS. (313) 891-7188 881-7068 September 12, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 11 C 7" I _ ~UTOMOTIVI 1,01 AUTOIiIOT'V[ 'c) ~U10'tOI ,I , ~) AUTOMOTIVE 611 AUTOMOTIVE , HHRAI MOfOR~ FOREIG" 700 APTS HATS DUPl£~ FO~IIC,N fOREIGN 6S I BOAT~ AND MOTORS bSI CAMPERS TRUCKS POIn'es HOfprr Wood~ 1187 PONTIAC 6000 STE, 1981 BMW 3201, 94,000 Wood Motors 1978 Rabbrt, stICk, sun- vw 19n Chevrolet SUburban, CATAUNA 25' 1978 New pop. Up Camper 1986 HOUSTONI Whlttl8r area, white, grey suede leather miles, clean, exce+tent Your -1 Import roof. Runs wetl, will need o..r runs good, $1,000 886- 9.9 horsepower Yamaha Palormno light WENght, one bedroom upper, car. Interior. $6,000 331. condition. Well main- 1988 Escort GT, white, brakes. Asking $300 5752 4 strol I 6 PM, headers, OYerSIZed tires, condition. 978-8600 or MONDAY, 8-6 TOYOTA Corolla GTS A- 1 tionaJ CO stereo system!! 613 AUTOMOTIVE CARRIAGE House, Wash- GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,., Honda civic, 4 door, reburlt upper half. Pnce 651-7896 after 8 pm. mgton Rc:l. Pnvate 1 bed- condition. Loaded 42,000 $12,800. 886-9411, after WANHD TO BUY 882-6900 ! , sitIIer. Must sell, $900 !THIes- verifiable. $3,950 negotJable. 885-4704, af- 1986 sea- Nymph, 17' fish room III lovely '3etbng. 6 ,ter 5 / - 882.1164. r or best offer ~. TOP $$ PAID & ski bow nder, 60hp References, security and ATTRACTIVE. well kept 2 1985' Volkswagen scitbcco For junk. wrecked and~un- Mercury, 4hp Mercury FLORIDA car, 1978 CJ5 lease $585 886-6442 & 3 bedroom rentals AsklOg $4,500. or best of. wanted cars and trucks WIth trl, loaded. call for Completely remodeled ANSWER LAST WEEK'S CROSSWORD Mint conditlOl'l $2,500 LOWER, 1022 Beacons- to fer. 885-0247 State licensed. extras $5,390 or best krtchens and baths. In. 882-5994 field, 2 bedrooms, hie BULL AUTO PARTS m- TIRES ALARMS extras set up for fishing SUITES sette, immaculate, TOP dollar patdl BuYing full canvas and more rage, outdoor patio. No v .' .., $10,950.885-6900. HONDA rims- lour, alloy, running and repal!abIe $7,500 Call after 6 pm pets $575. plus secunty. "j 884-1813 MONTHLY LEASES ,. 1985 Porsche 9288, black 14" Must sell. $150. n2- cars and trucks All 954-1255 ~ 8937 5 p.m. makes, models, beat up FurnIShed Apartments, Utill- " on b6ack, high mileage, after GROSSE POInte Park, Mar- runners okay Instant LYMAN 16', Mercury 35 ties Included, Complete excellent condition, 01 C AUTOMOTIVE yland, 1 bedroom apart- cash I $50. to $5,000 Sa- hp. trader, cover Make WrttT Housewares, LInens, $11,000 or best offer. SPORTS CARS ment $425 month plus 1 nous Inquines only, 7 offerl 882-2199. Color T.V And More. CaB Look for answers in next week's issue 881-9619. . month secunty cIeposrt. For AppoIntment 1180 Corvette, 25,500 days, 24 hours 371.9128 VIKING 1987 44' double Includes heat, stove, re- ~ miles, 1oMed. Must sell. 474-9nO TOP dollar paJd! BuyIng caDln motor yacht, 250 fngerator. NOn- smoker, - King Crossword -- $11,800.731.2889 runOlng and repairable hours, enclosed bridge & no pets Call after 6, 331- 900 Nottingham/Fairfax, quilt building, 2 bedroom 1; ACROSS CORVETTE, 1981, auto, cars and trucks All aft deck WIth hard tops, 6949 or 264-5367 35,000 miles, loaded, makes, models, beat up custom decor, loaded comer apartment. Cross ~ ~ 1. Bast fiber 1989 Vernier, lower 5 room, ventilatlon, pnvate base- glass T. tops. Needs ra- runners okay Instant WIth extras, full eIec- ~. , S. Exclamation $6001 month security, ment and parklng $4SO ,rl painting $6,500. 881- cashl $50 to $5,000 Sa- tronlCS, tWin Detroo die- 8 Offers clean ~2808, after 6 plus 6:m nous IIlqUlnes only, 7 seIs, best of everything, utilities 823-2424. 12. Ancient AlVARD near Jefferson. 3 1982 Datsun 280ZX turbo, days, 24 hours 371-9128 clean as new 781-6298 HALF Duplex- 3 bedrooms, Greek coin bedroom upper flat. $62S loaded, T-tops, excel1ent TOP DOllAR PAIDI 1987 LARSON, 19 112'WIth 1 112 baths, stove, refng- 13.Malek- 88H)(XJ1. carpetlng, $4001 condItion. Must see! Jur*-Unused-Unwented. trader like new Must erator, 14. Mine entrance $5,400. 589-0905 C8rs-Truc:b-Parts sell $9,800 371-8605 MAAYl.ANI). Lower two month. 884-0303 x 15. Nursery : bedroom, natural wood, 2 bedroom lower Late Model Wrecks 20 FOOT Boston Whaler, VERNIER- • prallle 1910 EAGLE Tab'l, red, off. street parking, S8mt Der Pick-up 150hp Yamaha, new in flat. $625. plus utilities. ,j 17. Study hard loaded, sunroof, llIr, auto, washer, dryer $475 886- Unique Auto RecyclIng 1989, excel1ent condition, Must see to appreciate. ~\' 18. Vessel's 32K. cassefte, alann, fab- 0657 527.5361,756-8974. low hours $17,500. can Call 885-0713 or 372- •~ . curved plank ulous c:ondrtlOl'l $11 ,500 4400 884-3976. CLEAN, retl8ble transporta- _96_1_-- dog hero 44 Doclrines I18hocle get experf adv1ce scale dillgenlly 4x4. fully bled, Winter or season loaded. 21.000 from a hce.-d mechanoc 5 W"h might 26 PllIyon 46 Entreat door 881-6100 46. Minds the miles Must seel $17.300 We come to you new electnc 882- words 47 Droop children 6 ASslst:mce 228-8098. after 6 p m AUTO PUtCHASI~ 6986 27 Kllnono THE 48 Abate 7 Clumsy boM CONSULTANlS. INC. COVERED boatwetl WIth sash We INpeCt 0_ 97 vehide 49 SlImuel's g Apartment ,. GMC PIckUP. V-8. au- electnc hoist limed hght. 28 St-o;ame SV5fems 8e sale 8e sure mentor plano? tomatlC. AMIFM, low ml- Ing Secure On Harbor BLAKE 29 BI~hopnc 1e8ge, excetlent condrtlOf'l Cot!tle "Leman Detecllloes- 50 Mmute 9 Pagan deity (313) 884.7750 Island call after 7 p m ~ '\ 1 RIISSHl1l 886-8507 822-2571

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leG APIS flUS DUPUX 100 APH flATS DUPLEX 701 "PIS FlAIS DUPl!X 701 MIS flATS DUPLEX 101 APIS flATS DUP'FX 10', HOUSES fOR RENT 7Ut HOUSES fOR RENT 70b HOuSES fOR RENI PC,f" .... Horpu Wood!l PI'II'I. s HOf"'. t ~C'-C\ 0, Itl)I' Woyru Cout11y S C S Macomb County Dt'lH)lf W{]y'H (( ur WANTED 10 RENI Pt.;,ntt \ HCfpt r ~:)rt(!\ Df", I W(l~rll ( .. vnh I, MARYLAND- well man- THREE bedroom upper flat GRATIOT/ 7 Mde. 6 large LAKE St CIalr, 2 bedroom WANTEDI House to renl, GROSSE Pointe Park. 2 3415 Buckingham. 3 IDEAL For professionals- aged, qUl8t, large upper, in Grosse POinte Pari<. Large room Uppef, 3 bedroom condo, overlooks lake, 2 Grosse POinte Farms bedroom ranch. Decora- bedroom. $525. Call beautifuilly renovaled 1 SIngle bedroom New ap- Newty remodeled 882. Newty deCOrated 372- baths, 81r, fireplac:e, appIl- area, near Kerby school, tor fumlShecl, 2 car ga- laVon, Tnr2035. and 2 bedroom units pll8f'lC8S, carpeting, off 2667 0099. ances, garage, $925/ 3 or 4 bedroom. Need by rage AV8l1ab1e Novem------Hardwood 1Ioor8, mini street par1(tng, new fur. 701 APH.HAIS DUPLEX ONE bedroom- senior CItI- month, 294-3056 OCtober 1 Lease with ber. May Including THREE bedroom house on blinds, ceiling lans, secu- nace WIth central aJr Low canal, Harbor Island nty $395 to $470 Call O( t'o,1 Woyn,' (ounty zens Clean, quiet $165 BUILDER has 1 & 2 bed- posslble optlOl'l to buy. utllrtles $1,2001 month heat billsl No pets, non Ideal for couple. Available l. 33HI078 smokers please Deposit IDEAL For proI8SSlOI'IaJs. to $225. 884-3559. room apartments lrom 8844407 plus security depoSIt. October 10. C8JI 822- Skip and una, . required Available now beauttfuilly renovated 1 BALFOUR oft Chandler $435 SecUrity deposit MOVING from Canada TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES 9090 days! 824-66571 1-941 Moross. 2 bedrooms $475 499-1344 and 2 bedroom units Park 2 bedroom lower $100.- $200 St. Cl8Jr Non. smoking middle- INC. 884-6200 evenings 19980 Kmgsville. No Shores and RoseVille age couple would like to HARPER Woods. Grosse 1011 Waybum- 5 room up- Hardwood floors. mini $325. Call LaVon. Tnr KELLY RcU 7 1/2 Mile pets Available now 372. blinds, ceiling fans, secu- 2035 Some free rent. 885- rent 2- 3 bedroom 1 1/2 Pomte Schools 20502 area- 3 bedroom bunga- _228_1_. ~_ per flat, clean, carpeted, 4364. Beeper 306-3072 bath, central air Parking appliances, prIVate park- rrty. $395 to $470. Call LOWER Flat for rent In ------f 2 With G Hollywood, 2 bedrooms. low, freshly painted, car. HARVARD Street In East Ing Ideal lor SIngle work. SkIP and Luna, 331~78. home that IS up lor sale. LAKESHORE Village or cars In rosse $4751 month. Includes peted. $550. month plus Village, 3 bedroom bnck 2 bedrooms, Pointe area 5, 881- water. 1 1/2 months Ing person $350 plus se- HARPER! CadI8UX area Rent reduced from $475 conde> ap. 8- se- security 593-1302. with tormaI dining room curity deposit 881-&405 Large, clean, quiet 1 bed- to $275 In exchange for pllances, finished base- 9837, evenings (519)944- curity deposit. 949-4997. ------and 2 car garage. Very ment, $725 plus utllrttes. 2853. VIUAGEI St CIalr, 3 bed- KELLY 1 Moross area, very home $550 NUS 1 NEFF. 2 bedroom lower room apartment AppII- tenant flexIbility. Open well maintained 2 bed- nICe . ... front apartment Carport, ances, 8Jr condrtlOl'led house Fnday 9- 13. 6 to 881-3712 WANTED! One bedroom room, 1 1/2 beth, all &p- room bnck home. AppIi- 1/2 months security. 383- 7796 storage, appliances $370 Includes heat. 882- 7:30 PM 4881 Ken&lng- EAST DetrOlt- Large 1 and Two small dogs Desper- pll8nCElS, air, garage, dec- ances, 1 1/2 car garage. ~=_. Avllliable OCtober $625 8398. ton. 2 bedroom apartments ate! Need October 1. orated. $825. 8824132. ImmedIate occupancy. 4285 UniverSity. $4751 881.1864, 886-6421 SCHOENHERR- 8 Mile, SPACIOUS 5 room lower AIr, blinds and appll8l'lC8S WlWNG TO PAY PET ------$500. month. 885-8478 month, plus uttllt1eS, No Included Convenl8nl and OEPOsm.954-9620 HARPER Woods, 2 bed- after 6. pets, prefer no children. TWO bedroom upper, applI- NICe lower 2 bedroom flat Hardwood floors, ap- flal, appliances, carpel, plaances $400 a month secure location Free room, 2 car garage, all ances, large krtchen and GOAGEOUS, waterfront 3 Non- smokers 1 year plus secunty 362- plus security Devonshire! heat for Sana CItiZens appliances Including garage $5501 month $350 bedroom home on the lease. 882-3710 1066 Warren. Adults preferred 885-2229 washer/ dryer $600 plus Great condrtlOl'l, available canals of Harbor Island, TWO bedroom hoUse! du- Evenings, 881-8506. EAST Detrort 23301 Kelly 549 St. aaJr, large 3 bed- depoert. n2-3814 or m- Immedl8tely 881. nos ONE bedroom apartment Rd 1 bedroom, kitchen- room house, 2 screened _8655 _ Many extrasl S850. per pMx for rent Backyard, 9520 Whrtber, heat and DUPLEX- Kellyl Whrttier. month. 822.2571 garage, basemeI'lt, dining 1030 Waybum 5 room up- ette, appliances, hard- porches, deck, large GROSSE POinte Woods water Included Two bedrooms, per flat, stove & refngera- carpeted garage. wood floors, laundry backyard plus more 1181 F81rholme 3 ~ GABEL- 6 Mile & Mound. 3 room, large lMOQ room tor month plus Ideal for rrl8ture adults, 884-9059...... house .,..£J'I and kitchen. DIShwaSher, $4401 se- room, heat and water. $1,100, monthly plus all room, 2 1/2 bath, finished .-..oom ,~. stove, fnclge Included. Immediate occupancy GRAYTON! MacI<. Excep- curity deposrt. 343-0153. $420. security plus last utilItIeS. 588 Notre Dame, basement, central 81r, all C8lI laVon, Tnr2035. Lawn S8MC8 included. Secunty deposrt Credrt tlOl'lal two bedroom flat, GROSSE POinte Park, months rent 885-1794. ~ bedroom~se~ app!18IlC8S. $950. 882- check and references 1,100 square leet, well UNIVERSnY- off Chandier Great IocatlOfl. Walking $650, 3 bedroom flat (70 Park 2 bed- dl8tance qnd $320 per month 881- malOt8Ined and secure, ST. 08lr Shores, large 1 $750: monthly plus a1i _2_153 _ Dr. Lovely to HospdaI NOT). Cathy KegIef, A1r 8974 lovely gardens, hardwood bedroom, walk In closet, utJlrtl8S Call 884-1600 lor TWO bedroom hoole, patIO room, 2 car garage. Ideal shopplng.38008098 soc. Broker Coldwell lor professional wor1 ~"(J-:tllt C.:urt, FOWl bedroom. 1 year GROSSE POINTE NEWS Couvreur $325- heat & water in- Is dl required. 88&5021. Eve- lease. 1mmed1a18 ~ nings 882-6900 BUCKINGHAM- Two bed- eluded. 526-3864. NOON TUESDAY pancy. S850 per month. room lower Large CADIEUX and Chandler for all regular liner ads. All STATE Fair and Kelly, 3 n4-4564 alter 3 p.m. NEFF • Tolally redecorated krtchen, full basement Park area Two bedroom, measured, border, photo ST. CLAIR SHORES bedroom, finished base- SPACIOUS brick ranch. At- 3 bedroom flat. Updated $325 monthly, utilities, dlOing room, mini blinds, or other speciaJ ads must ment, garage, stove, re- tached garage. Estate kitchen WIth new applI- security depOSit, carpet, appIaances and belnby ... frigerator, washer, dryer. ances, bath & car. LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS size lot. St. CIaII' Shores. new (203)350-1417. garage. $415. a month. 4:00 p.m. MONDAY $5501 month. 839-5399. month. pet, IMng room WIth natu- $725 882-3294. • ONE bedroom apartments, For appointment. call n:~m~on 2490 1 JEFFERSON ~=n: THFEE bedroom bungalow, ral fireplace & built In hardwood floors, Alter _588-5__ '796______~....:c! othat busir.ess, 70G TOY,"HDUSES CONDO~ bookcases No oets One SOUTH OF 10 MILE e.~~. Idee! P.oad/ Jaffa."SOt, tOWaiOs HAfiPER CadIeUX- Whrttler. but the amputers are year lease $1,250 The for senior citizens or the river. $325- $340/ One bedroom apartment, PrudentiaJ Grosse PoInte "Nautical Mile- working couples. $450 ST. Oair Shores- Beautiful month including heal. ref!igeralor, stoYe, carpet ~ ~ ADS month Real Estate Company. per month. 1 1/2 condo. 2 bedrooms, 1 1/2 822-2300 $345. Includes heat. 884- CAN BE TAKEN • Extra large apts. • Air conditioning 882-ooa7. security deposit. No pets. baths, appKances, bal- BEAUTIFUl upstairs flat on _eoeo______AFTER NOON • Appliances • Lots of closets AIIllIIabte September 1st. VERNIER adj8Cent to golf cony, carport, storage KenSIngton In East En- FlANDERS 14348, flat, two ON TUESDA YSI 52&09288. course, spacious, three • Separate Entrances • Carpeting area. Refelences. ns- gllsh Vdlage. Carpeted, bedroom basement lip- Don' FOfglII- bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, • Vertical blinds • Cable ready 5210. appliances, laundry, pliances,' pet! ~ 8 C8II your _In ~ WAFIRENI Outer Drive- a newly decorated and car. 1,000 square feel. Must okay. $350 plus UhIIbes. GROSSE POINTE NEWS claen 3 bedroom home, 5T. Oait Shorelr Marter peted, IMngI dirnngl den, Walk to Stores, Top fireplace, family room, see! $550 Includes heat 468-7183. 882~900 Ad BeautIful 2 bedl oem dishwasher! stCNe! reIng- Available OCtober 1 882------_ RestauraDts, Sbopping, large kitchen, garage. Townhouse $525. 559- erator, SIr, two car at. n54. 7~~ AOTS flATI DUPLEX 702 AP15 HA IS DUPlEX Transportatioa aad Cburcbes $450. 823-1795. 2982. tached garage with S ( S \',o'omb (Cur'/ 3478 Bedford near Grosse S ( S Mo{omh (ounty opener. No smoI<:er.l, no 702 APTS HeTS DUPlEX 'J~: .£,PTS t~tT) DUDLfX POinte, upper 3 bedroom pets. Now available. 1 Bedroom - $460 5 C S •••o~ :~b (:::.J~tv S C S \. G ~ ... t' C J ~'.,.. Open Sunday 1 to 4. flat. Clean, carpeted, 885-6523. stove, relrlgerator, NORTH SHORE includes heat washer, dryer. $400 ST. CLAIR TERRACE' EIEACONSFELD 1084, 5 month plus security. 885- 10 MILE & JEFFERSON room lower, new kitchen, 1508 .IN 778-4422 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS fixtures, paint and minI- MOAOSSI St John area • Heat Inc:Iuded blinds Very clean, off. duplex, 2 bedroom, ga- ST. CLAIR SHORES • ~r Condlboners street parkmg. $530/ rage, $450 plus deposrt • Newly Dec:orated month Includes heat. 824- No petS. 881-1839 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL 7842,884-1749. SENIORS ONLY! MOAOSS duplex for rent lARGEDEWXE CONSIDERING A MOVE TO ENHANCE 881-6100 BEACONSFIELD- 817, Near St John $450 ne.. ONE AND lWO BEDROOM A.ND SIMPUFY YOUR south of JeffEnon Two 0948 UFE?? Tlu: bedrooms, 1 bath, base- CK~ GRANT MANOR AND CADIEUX And 1-94 Charm- ment access Kitchen ap. • Your own private basement 41~'\: /., GRANDMONT GARDENS ptI8nees Part< prMleges Ing 1 bedroom upper, new krtchen with app1i- • Central air conditioning SENIOR CITIZEN ~ $425 per month 567. APARTMENTS offer an .fford- 4144. ances, bath, IMng room • Carports available 'XlI .b1e, maintenance flu, tndepend- WIth oak floor and cedlflQ HARCOURT. 950 2 • Close to a newly renovated shopping ent hfestyle for senIors age 55 and Lower lan, $285 644-1304 bedrooms, IMng room center. over who WISh 10 retain thelf pr1va- KELLY GARDEN With fireplace, dtntng ONE bedroom flat, S250I • In the heart of the boating and fine cy yet live among thelf peen For 9 MILE & KELLY room, new krtchen, car. month Three bedroom those who Wish to get Involved, ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS pehng and decorating home, $4251 month 839- restaurant area. there are planned SOCial actiVIties • Heat Included and plellly of aV.II.ble space for gardenmg throughout. No pets 9555 • An COlld"Oll81 S • ~ Decor8Ied $825 824-5454, ext 100, ONE Bedroom upper Hard- A nice place to call home No one ever Slid movmg or relocating was easy, but It • 5enIOr Ctazen DIscount 8 30 10 5 884-6904 after wood 1Ioors, pnvate en- can slIli feci hke home If you choose the nght place" From $585 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL 5 and weekends trance, study Real Cute' STOP BY AND VISIT OUR MODELS 10 $2251 monthly, utIlt1eS, SEE WHAT YOU'RE MISSING'! 881-6100 SPACIOUS two bedroom. security (203)350-1417 Call Today newly remodeled krtchen, GRASTMA~WR or GRANDMONTGARDENS TWO bedroom lower (Hous- To see these exceptlonal apartments g:"'101 cmtt1l' AP.uMm SDIal cntlll'i AIilInD'TS THE full bagement, hardwOOd ton-Whrttl8r) area Base- Monday Fnday 9 5 • Saturday 10 3 n «HI .. 9 ""'1111t "'~' ..... drftu ~ ... ,,'", floors, central air $625 17100 ~ ... MIl! Itd • Ii ilm>I. WI 16151 Gnnclrncn Q. .ltoJmllt, \IT ment, fireplace, hardwood per month plus utJIrtleS BLAKE Iloors, security alarm (313) 771.3374 (313) 776-7171 AVllJIabIe mid September $400 plus secunty 372- 771.3124 AparTmeflrs from $390 00 per month' ~ 222-5870 5293

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/(JY TOWNHOUSES CONDOS 'I" OFflUS coro'r/lRC,M II" Offl([\ rO'I,Vip( tol '. VM t.',ClN RENfAl fO~ RENT FOR ~INT fOR RfNT liaR n,\ ~Ov HOUSEl fOR SAlE ,1'1, HOlllf' fOR I~_I HOUSIS fOR I~. F CONDO- 2 bedroom, 2 15324 E. Jeffnon, Groeae MEDICALJ DentaJ offices VENCE. Two bedroom, two GROSSE POinte Woods CANAL Home Minutes to ATTORNEY HARPER Woods. Brick bath, 1,500 lIqUlre feet. Pointe Part<, 400 sq. ft. for lease at an east SIde bath detached villa. Open Sunday 2 to 5 3 Lake 91' steel seawall WII handle your Real Estate ranch, 2 bedl'oems, 2 car FurntShed WIth doct

0884-6THno. , , =38",,78=.=====~ :=or="t.82~ PRhome'VATEea:a~y~~s lake,$109,000.B82 "8053'. ~=~:=ce~P letely furnished 8 N E Hlll- 14 x 14 of. ~=...... ~ 8722.. ~~~fi=11906 Laing $39 900 OPEH Sunday 2. 4. a~ t9 H d =~~~~.$9001' $246/fice- eIeYaIorITlOI'lCh plusIn building-electric -Q-R-O-SS-E--P-OI-nt-.-M-aC-k-...,. VISIT The Pf8(tlIt town In OPEN House- Harper tooWill payMattcash.FletcherArty condi-886- Century 21 East,. In The find, affordableJeffersonfamily ------& proraI8d he8t or $28Oi near Fisher, &pprC»l. 670 Cananda- Godench En- Woods, 20689 Beaulalt 6102. Village. 881-7100. ~'$=I 925 Bea- SHORES MANOR Condom- month includes all utili- sq ft bulldtng. Ideal lor joy fall colors and the Grosse Pomte Schools 459 CALVIN. Charming 2 ~~_~S constleId, Grosse POInte lurn 2 bedroom 1 1/2 l ..... '~' Dental "'----. most beautiful sunsets In Updated kitchen, 5 bed- ....-- ... , """' G In, , lies. Avellable immedi-~, , oems 1 5 baths 2 car bedroom f"'--. Cod in Large 3 '--'- Co!- Park Prudential rossa bath carport hellI $630 office --_III the world 885-9275. f,., ~ ...... 11 "'" ..- ~ e&w.8 ately. .886-1324. ------_ garage $89,900. Moll- Grosse POinte Farms. anial 2 lull b8Ihs update Pointe Real Estate, 882;- ...... FOUR officee with large re- MYRTLE Beach- Ocean vated seller. Allied Realty. LMng room formal din- ' , 0087. HAJFER Woods near East. CHAMPION. BAER,IHC. cepbon area In St Clair view Condo, 2 bedroom, n~1900 Ing room, central air con- 22 X 15 Idtchen. $6,000 SPOlLESS Three bedroom Iancl Center. 1 bedroom 114-5700 Shores- 875 sq. ft. All ut~ 2 1/2 baths. sleeps 6 ------dillorllng and sprinkler to assume $400 monthly CoIontaI WIth fireplace, uppet'. large rooms & po- PRIVATE OFFICE /ties Included. KItchen fa- 885-8959. GROSSE POCNTEPARK system Move- In condl- :s,1-84 AREA firnshed basement WIth patiOvate~~~al'l in ExecutlYe Office Building ciIItJes. adequate pariang, NANTUCKET ISLAND SpacMous CoIonI8I on large $1I 0900nA c':.~s~ Sharp 3 bedroom bnc:k In bar, $41.900 Century 2t ,._., .....u88- °full secretanal88Nices° easy ac:cees to: 1-94 and SUmmer rentals 1991. lot, 2500 square feet, 4 1 ,.09 nICe eastSIde location East In The VHIage 881'. appllan~es. Immechte furnished or un-lurnished 696 Expressways. C8Il Over 1,000 private bedrooms. Needs some for appointment. Many updates Garage. 7100. pllSS8BBIOI'1.886-7878. .private ~.utHilles° m.a.w between 8 & 5 homes. All price ranges. work $179,900 HARPER Wdods- Open Basement. Pncecl In the -0PEN--Su-/lda-y-,-2-.-4-,-18-29- CONDO- CIty location, 304 1-94. Vernier daJty. Best .-etlon now. The ST. CLAIR SHORES Sunday 2 to 5, 20012 $30'8. Severn, Grosse POinte bedrooms, 3 baths. 884-7734 ------Maury People (508) 228- 3 bedroom bnck ranch Hunt Club Just lISted 3 SHARP INCOME Woods Two 112baths, 3 $1,000. per month. caJI NEED TO MOVE? THE MARK I BLDG. 1881. Open 7 days a Move-In conditlon. Hri bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, Updated duplelClll'lCOl1lElon bedrooms. 2 car garagJ, AdIhoch & Assoc. 882- 23230 MACK AVE. week. wood floors, wet plaster, bungalow, fireplace. lam- Moross. Both unIIB have formaJ d.nang room, eat- 5200 GfIOSSE POINTEI HW ST. CLNR SHORES ------freshly painted Lake- IIy room, firllllhed base- garages and 2 bedrooms. In krtehen. family room. 2 ON Lake St. Cair, 2 bed- OffICe SUites available shore schools, WIth a ment, modern krtchen Great opportunity, WIth natural fireplaces, centra! room carnage condo, 2 One room to 2350 sq. ft. Upper Le:"" nice, affordable price and garage. Grosse land contract I8rms air, finished basement baths, fireplace, elr, appIi- Vanable Sizes HARBOR ~~ro:,~. All POinte Schods. ~,5OO. Stieber R.alty $168,000 885-8237. No ances, garage, $9251 SEVEN LOCATIONS I Modem-Affor= SPRINGSI appIl8llC8S. New carpet_ HMS Realtors 353- 170. n5-41OO brokers month. Vacant. 294-3056. On the Hill. Maumee, n~1 on other ~ PETOSKEY Ing. Central air, basooler.t THIEl Bed:: bu~ GROSSE PoInte Woods. 3 -COlONJAL---,-5-bed-room--,-2 GROSSE POinte Conde>- FISher Rd, Vernier, Harper Luxunous condos, 1 to 3 and garage Asking only master room WI bedroom contemporary 1/2 bath, famIly room with Mack! CadIeux. 2 bed- bedrooms wi loft located $61,900 ~e= ranch, fintSt iocatJon of fIreplace, central alr~ room 1 beth ranch. Cov- Please Call for deIall8. across the street from Stieber Realty ='~~.,. Grosse POinte Woods. large fenced lot. fintsh~ ered parking, extra HAfWIEA Woods. grosse Boyne Highland Charnpi- 775-4900 Neff. Century 21 East In See or call 886-2324 No basement. Gro&ae POInte stotage. appUnces. $675 VIRGINIA S. JEFFRIES POinte SCl1oc*. A1umi- onshlp Golf Courses. --NEW--ON-MARKET---- The Village 881.7100. brok8i'S Woods $235,000 886- a month. Streamwood Reatlor 882.()899 2 - Units avUatlMt for Fall Pnme GROSSE POinte Woods. -OPEN--Su-nda-y--c:!aN-~- 5570. 9898 num, UU1r~. 98- ...... -.w-.... golf ft...... , 1396 g,..., Open Sunda ' ...... ,...... _ ReEHty, 465-. FISHER AD Pnvate office rage. $5501 monthly. 0lJti1oiUU'l -6 _1UllI_ or rts 587 Lakeland 2' 5"""'" Whl> """'! 15th, 1991. 2 to 4 p.m GROSSE POfNTE WOODS ~ ED 2 bedroom . Rent, while buying. ngs. ,.., cou , Three I...... 2 1/2 .0 p.m. "e V"".... G...... -te Shores 72 Fi ..... t B...... 3 ...... _ .- Condo. 0verIake- St. Q8Jr storyavailableptOfesBlolllHin channtngbuild-1 _Power'__ 8rokers__ ._264-__ 11_00_. center.pool & ForoompIetesate or AentaIfitness baths,....-new...... kitchen,ooms, AlC, tester'sbungalow delighlloffers yearBrick w~r~. 5 bed- irStroomUl,&nngCoIonI8l,''''''.1 112bath"""" Shores. $650 per month ing. 350 square feet Info Call' IoIs of storage Move-In- - rooms 4 112 baths new G 0 r g e 0 u sup d ate d traltndudes. heat! water. ceo- p..r1...... -- included. Trout --... concIItlon round. heated ~Iorida kitchell. $599,000.• Cold- krtchen, formal dinmg ...... -...... -- ~. room with 81rconditioning well Banker Schweitzer Flood IIr, - ...... -.. garage. 882.1389~. CondominIum Resort 881.1359 and vmyl windows. For- Estate -"200 room. fireplace. a appliances. References ----'---- 11aE1& bethKelly. .,...~ '12n~ 1-800-748-0245 ATTENTION ProIesslonaIs. mal dining room. Expan- Real ...... room. New furnace and required. Immediate oc- 200 square foot windowed "' ...._'.-. A tax write off opportunity sian attlc to add a third GROSSE Pointe Woods. electncai, garage. Mu~ eupency, 488-4905 after office for rent, CPA suite menl. $250. CaR laVon, HARBOR Springs home. awaits just N. of Port Hlr bedroom. $104.900. Ka- Open Sunday 2- 5. Beau- see. $136,900 Century

67':p.m.~,VI"(' (J!)~PHP\ in SI. Qair Shores ofIIce 773-2036. Sleeps 10, all amenities. ron on beautlful Lake Hlr thy. 885-2000. 881-6211. tlfully remodeled three 21 Kee.2fl6.1813 TO \HARE building. Many serYice8 AT Moross- near Grosse Make r888l'VatJonS now. ron. ThIS 4 unrt, partl8lly Co I d w e r J Ban k e r bedroom family home. ONE bedroom bungalow. included. Tenns negoba- Pointe. with cable, G~If. color change, furnished, property offers Schweitzer Real Estate. 1,850 sq. ft., formal din- Cadleuxl Mack area, ~FESSlOHAL straight b1e. n4-5552. kitchen, private entrance. skiing. 861.2849. terms appealing to the THREE MILE (1236)- Large lng/livingi' familyl FJorida cash! assume L C Alter female seeks same to share home. Coaege stu- GROSSE POtNTE WOOOS $65. Weekly. 884-3258. HARBOR Springs, steeps 8 WISe investor. 8eI1er IS Colonial, 5 bedroom. 3 11 rooms, 2 baths. A must 5 p.m. 525-0616. dent welcome. $350. in- Mack N. of Vernier. 1.500 MALE pc cfB ssional. Private Townhouse, 2 1/2 bath. motivated. Call to see this 2 bath, 29' x 29' family see!. Broker. 776-4e63. 5175 Hereford. Make offer' Cludes utilities. 8eparate sq. ft office or retail. Ask bath. phone ready. Refer. cable, central elr, pool, one- of- a- kind now. room, modem kitchen "ONE of the Lowest Priced Good rental property phone. 881-2715. for Les. 884-3554. ences.824-7515. tennis, golf. 979-0566 ~u:ta::x.~~3-::with dining Il88, two fife. 4 bedroom homes in 228-1905. fEMALE. non-smoker, non- OFFICE Space $175 and ROOM for rent, emp60yed HARBOR Springs, 3 bed- 1808 985-5080 places. central air, secu- Grosse PoInte Farms". 3 -QII-o-...-Pomt--e-Sh--IOl-res- - dnnker, to share home tn up. 15324 Mack Avenue adult. Eastside. $50 room Condo, 1 1/2 ~, • . rity system. Call Allied baths, central air, family N Edgewood Drive 3 bed- (Nottingham Building). week. 0ep0sitJ share utili- FuRy furnished, special NEW home. Woods 3 bed- Real Estate, 776-1900, room, large cIoseIs, loads room brick 2 1/2 the Farms. Close to lake. ranch Beautifully decorated, ties. raIes for week. room, 1 bath Co/c). 885-7053 0( s1~ A ~ bath, laundry ~. fIn: References. 881-1223. 839-5455. golf tan 1r2 space. leave message. parloog available. 824- WINDIIIU. POInte Sub- OJ. end. 254-7706 nl8l. $143,500 negoIiabIe. 467 MOAAN see Inside to appreciatell ished basement central 7900. VISion. Employed non- GRAND Traverse Resort- 881.()5()5. Beautiful three bedroom, 1 $189,500. Open Sundays air and security. ' FEMALE roommate OFFICES air, laun- Condo on golf course. HARPER Woods Bungalow 1/2 bath Farms 2 5. 882-6994- 475 OWNER wanted: St Clair Shores smoker. Phone, Colonial. to For rent. 2C902 Mack Ave. dry kitchen 824-6876 Rent direct from owner- between Mack & 1-94, Central elr and outstand- Boumemoutt1 Circle. 884-3545 condo. $:D)Jroo plus .. GPW, from 200 _...... ' . • save IoIs- by the week- Grosse Pointe schools, 3 109 family room- Move In curity deposil Free utili- -.-w -.. $40 week East & aJNTON Township- HaIII 2. 3 bedroom ranch, new ties. NON sMoKERI 779- f8eI 10 2000 square feel. --- . • end or week. 885-5423 bedrooms, living dining conckllOl'1. Garfield New COlonial, drivewav, 6154 Woodhall 0926. Sandy or sam 882.1610 _DettolI__ aree.__ 2SB-__ 1400__ -CH-AR-L-EV-ot-X---Ap-pTe-f-es-t-:;'oo:r N~ng. g::a"::*'.:. 2600 squ are feet. Open Sunday 12- 5 884 PREMIUM Private office, color tour. Sweet three ..:...... ;,..,~ ro ers 5700' $159,000.927-4903 3490,885-5321 FEMALE seekJng same to furnished. separate en- bedroom home. 4 blocks ...... -x. • _ share nice, roomy 2 bed- room duplex near Village. trance, office services. SANIBEL on Gulf. 2 bed- to downtown. $125. per 1/f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 .!'J"t------:,,~ $375 plus 1/2 utilities. For ::-aa:::. Reason- rooms, newty decOl...... rated...... , ~. 1~1&647~18, at- 75 ~Ba£Pface 22 NEWBERRY PLACE more details call or leave . . all amenities. 77604820. Ier 6 GROSSE POINT'E FARMS message, 884-0760. Aff:=Y=e~es. SIESTA Key, Crescent~:: ~:n'in~ f;jrosse Point:e Sliores 4 bedroom Colonial, 3,640 square feet. lot ~MIlATE needed to Large ar88IslngIe suites. Beach condo. 2 bed- Exceptional 1984 custom built brick Colonial 9Ox153. Family room, living room, library, share large beautiful home near Grosse =..~ MleMailRoad. =~~.~w:: :-'of s::ri~~i~ on private cul-de-sac features all the amenities. dining room, large kitchen, first floor Pointe. $225 per month. n6-'---IU5440 minimum. No smoking. The legend. Tennis. Four large bedrooms, 3 full baths plus 2 half laundry, 2 full baths up, 2 half baths first ...... ,..1: 14...... nnnl 3572618 01' 822. baths, wet plaster, custom wood and marble fl A' dit.. 'ty t 526-4075. ~ .....,... .,...,... oar. Ir con 10nlOg, secun sys em. 46 Year old male wiI share MACK AVENUE BOCA Ralon luxury condO, «lOO. floors, security system, sprinkling system. automatic sprinklers, finished basement. 8- Kelly home. Must like RETAIU OFFICE SPACE ocean view. $500 a CROSS Village 3 bedroom Magnificently landscaped, large deep lot RUSSELL HO'16L'1:.' cats. FUlly furnished. PRIME LOCATION between weetI.331-0526. home overlooks Lake • 87 :n'~ C8ntral air. 7 at;'d 8 Mile. Modem BEAUTFUL Naples- 2 bed- Michigan, near beach. 'By.9lppcnntment • 886-98 ... 884-5000 • 885-0051 Neatness a building 1.400 square feet 2"-'" ..._...... $300. per week. 1~16- pnoriIy. Rent of $380 per at $8.00 douI:IIe net lease. rooms, ...... ,"',--.. 52&5040. month Includes utities, CenIraI air, front and rear condo. Close to beach FALL COLORS on Lake phone, lawn and snow parmg. IdeerI for nDiI, of. and downtown of Naples. Huron in Harrisville- 3 maintenance, maid ser- fice, 1IlSUnIOC8. manufac- _5_74-3042__ . _ BEST BUY IN THE FARMS vice. CaI Bob. 372-0286. turer's • , _--. ....,. VA- FORT u.-....,...... Townhouse- 2 bedlooms,room, completelounge- kitchendining REJ..OcATED OWNER WANTED: A four bedroom and glassed- screen BAS REDUCED AN ALREADY • Colonial In Grosse =..~..... ~.~. ~ --a. DESIRABLE PRICE = porch. $250. week or : Poinioii Woods or Grosse NEA.,q The Polntes- HaIpei J!!CUZZlm.;;.. ..;'...... :n or $125. weekend. Pictures BY COST OP COMMISSION - Poime Shores with a between 8 and 9. Office pets. ~..... available. 882-8145 01' FOR IMMEDIATE SALE ,fam,1y room and library. space available. Kessler HUTCHINSON Island. 885-1519. Reserve now. , The customer needs a n1.2470. Oceanfront luxurious ------Four bedroom, iwO and one hajj balh COlonial. yard large enough to OFFICES for rent- MlK:k condo, 2 bedlCOtllS, 2 CHARLEVOIXJ PeIcsky- On In the heart of the Farms. One brock from the - accommodate a pool. Ave Grosse Pone Pant- baths, pool, jacuzzi, UIIIe Traverse Bay- 3 lake off Counlry Club Drive. 16 x 24 foot family For further informa1ion room with fireplace. Finished basement, wet call Betty Morris. Real- All ~ Included. Pri- ~ tennis. 3 month ='~ 0:: tor, R.G. Edgar & Assc> vate paricing avaiIIItlIe. =-'" ~~ month. fireplace, micro-wave, bar. Central cur, two and one half car garage. clates, 886-6010. 118 square fee(, $125. 71... dishwasher, cable. Professtonal landscaping, alarm system per month. 180 8qUal8 a.EARWATER BEACH ~ i"..J-- feel $ 50 month AREA Sleeps 10. ral ...... 1:1, WELCOME HOME '. Something roomlll8le 1 . per . Golf weekends. 885-9325. Everything you've wanted In a horne and more. 881~ 1,2, 3 bedroom bellichhullt Ideally located In choICe area of the Farms. This home 10 8h8re Grosse Pointe 197 LAKEVIEW Woods home. 2 bed- OFFICES For Ieage $4 per condOs with poet. FuIy HARBOR Springs gotfI ten- has everything, warmth and charm. Hardwood floors, rooms 1 112 baIhs. non , eqlliJlpedl 1 1/2 hours to nis resort. 2 condos, ca- high ceihngs, multiple fireplaces, pool and private patio. ~8 square b:lt, Dowmown n:l..-..... _ F bIe t.v - 8 886- smoi

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000 HOU~!S lOR SALE 800 HOUSfS FOR SALE 800 HOUSfS fOR SAlI 000 HOuS£S lOR If\LI ~OO Houm fOR SALE ~O, (Of-WOl API, fLAIl aOI INVESTMENT PROPERlY NEW IIstrng in the Park 1238 Whlttl8f. English SELUNO your home? Code HARPER Woods- New on .,34 University, DetrOit. COLONIAL. Stunning 3 LAKESHORE Village. MACK! Vernier 3 stores, Tudor, 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 VIolations repaired, market, 20489 Klngsvllle. Three bedroom brick. bedroom, 1 112 bath WIth 23013 Gary Lane. 5,950 sq. ft. $55.000 In. bath, new family room, plumbtng, electncal, tuck. Completely redecorated 3 Near St John HospItal antique charm through- $62,500. DIana Bartolotta, come. $600,000 land coo- breakfast area and POinting, other violallOns bedroom brick bungalow Updated kitchen, finished out. Attached garage. century 21 Kee 751. tract lerm or AV8l1 for kitchen WIth built- In re- 372.7138, Enk WIth open floor plan. Spa. basement, above grOUnd WIde pI'lVate lot Only half 6026 lease For det8l1s call An- frigerator and stove PHASE III CIOUS master bedroom, oval pool. $32,900. Elite block walk to lake. Must ST. Clair Shores- Immacu- clary 886-5670 $259,000. By appoint. famIly room with sliding a ...... , 254-5678. see! 532 Hawthorne. 882. Ia 2...... t NOW STARTING '-'J te ...... room own- Alter. 4 family Income, ment only, J A Hanley, doors leading to deck. H.t...... Woods 19390 0401 hou cent al 5 u.... SAVE $5,000. formal dining room. natu- ...",.s:n , -----___ sa. r SIr, ap- $59,900 Monthly InGOnltl Broker 649-65235 Pre-Construction ral fireplace, finIshed ~~;~ ~~~.e~APlp~u:~c;. $1'13002540centUry21 East 47 DE PETRIS WAY =~ Discount! basemen! $69,500 881- attached garage, 100 X SOCIATES, INC. 884- _88_- _ GROSSE POINTE FARMS NEW RANCH _3386______185 lot. $81,500 839- GREAT LOCATION on 6200 OPEN SUNDAY CLUSTER HOMES 20132 Fleetwood, Harper 7212. Mack Avenue In Grosse _ ~Ob lAK£ RIVE~ HOMES Blue Ribbon award home NORTH SHORE VILLAS Woods Grosse POinte POinte City Over 1,200 GROSSE POinte- Beautiful buill by WillISOn 4 bed- ST. a.AlR SHORES ON SChools Freshly painted GREY bnck ranch (1,249 square feet surtable for Tudor style condo. 4 bed. rooms, 3 baths and Iavs MASONIC (13112 MfLE). 1 netural decor, newly refln- square feel). 2J 3 bed- retail or profeSSional rooms. 2 112 ba~hs lakefront Cottages UbI"ary and family room. Block W. of Jeftenton. IShed hardwood floors, 3 rooms, 2 baths, formal building. Priced at Owhnet'tTAPPmotlvaANted& f~ Houghton Lake Quality throughout Imme- Open 7 Daya, 1.8. year old Lennox plJlse liVIng and dlOlng room, 2 $120 000 Phone for de- ng., ~ West Shore Dr. brand new. diate occupancy. PlKU MGMT. furnace WIth central air. ~~~e tails.' Charnpton & Baer, C1ATES.INC 884-6200 year round home, 110' P. PoIUna ='~ Carol Model 29U7tO or Great starter home Call Inc 884-5700. GOLF Course Vl8W 2 bed- lake frontage, $155,000. COLDWEll BANKER n4-6383. for apPOintment, 885- ~~ Harper Woods 881. rooms, 2 full baths, dm- 1,100 square feet, 2 bed- SCHWEITZER REAL 10% Land Contract with 9047. lng/ lIVing room, krtchen, room, 1 112 bath, sewers ESTATE only $5,000 down, full ---W-A-N-T--- OPEN Sunday 1 to 4- & laundry. Immaculate and gas heat 886-5800. pnce $25,000 Bnck 3 I ADS Beautrful Woods bunga- H A R R ISO N Woo d s , ~17 GROSSE POinte Woods- bedroom bungalow, low, 1128 Veml8r, over- "$4,500 total to move In" ~HARAISON---~-'---T-WP--Camage--Year round, 3 bedroom, fur. nished, SO' lake front, 1668 Stanhope Three country kitchen, garage, Call In ~~. ~~pda~ on select units. New two home. Attached garage, bedrooms, den, family 1,300 square feet, 2 bath, no basement Open Sun- Including; new Windows, ~room condos, central 1 1/2 baths, pnvate Joca. room, 2 full baths, new Early city sewers & gas heat day 2 to 5, 5932 Wood- WEDNESDAY, 8-5 "",,,.,..ting, central 81r and 8lr, appliances, carports, tlOll, $61,500. century 21 $130,000. Call Preferred furnace and air condltrOn- hall. m.1417 -..... optional basements, Kee 751~ Ing. $129,900. By Owner. State WrdeI C8rol Austin, OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY, 8-5 k~~.~a:~: much more. Take I- 94 to JUST Reducedl Hamson Open SUnday 2 to 5 FRIDAY 8-5 = 1-517-366-9266 or 1-617- 885-7020, 881-&w5 915 ROSLYN GPW ' add to the comfort you ,II POinte16 MileDr.Ad.Modef.E to North~ T"",,,,",IIp.....~.. condo WIth Iake 422-4634. 2-4 PM MONDAY, 8-6 find here. $128,900 Lu- 3288 Red Carpet Kelm VI8W 25626 Island VI8W. 5084 LAKESHORE Muat sam MOVing out of GROSSE POINTE NEWS cido & Assoc 882.1010. McHugh & AssOCIates 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Port Huron L.ake state. 9342 Sanllac- 3 Immaculate, 4-bedroom, 882-6900 ~' second noor condo. ljy_ Huron . bedroom bnck bungalow, center entrance colorllal. ------_ FIRST Offering 254 Lewis- _.,--"."...,_ ...... log room WIth cathedral Year round home WIth two move- In conditIOn. Up- New furnace/alr, roof. HARPER Woods- 3 bed- ton Aoed, Grosse Pointe SHOREPOlNTE. Eight Mile Ceiling, natural fireplace bedrooms, lIVIng room, dated krtchen & bath Immediate possession. room bnck ranch, fire- Farms. Newly remodeled and Mack 2 bedrooms, 2 Private master bath and dining room. two baths. New furnace 2 112 car MUST SELL Move-In place, 1 112 baths, 112 contemporary Colonial. 112 baths, fireplace, patio, walk. in Closet. Main floor AaJt brick Ranch style garage. $36,900. century condrtron $183,000. 884- finished basement, fonnaI $319,000. Open Sunday modem. $134,000. 773- laundry, all appliances WIth finished recreation 21 East 881-2540. 5419 dinIng room. By owner 2 to 5. Metro Data Really. 7454 stay, $176,500. Elite room & two addrtJonal TODAY'S _884-0366__ . MOTHER INLAW CONDO Realty, 254-5678. Mull sell! Movlng out of __296-5460______I'OOm8 to be used as state. 9342 sanilac. 3 BEST BUYS ~WNE (11725) De- NO CLASSIFIED ADS SrnaN tree shaded SI. Qair ST Oair Shores 2 bedroom hobby, ggame or bed- bedroom book bungalow, GROSSE POINTE troit. near Morang Just CAN BE TAKEN Shores senw:w complex Condo. Very affordable rooms. Fantastic VI8W, move- In conditIOn. Up- 1650 sq. ft. plus SO x 665 New IlStingl 5 room bungs- AFTER NOON ~nglattr:at~:: dated krtchen & bath. low. new roof, new ..-....=::,trim large ...... =~__ ON TUESDAYSr =,~_ hallwa~ and~rl~r. wooded lot, sandy beach, New furnace 2 112 car ...... NL"''''''' Don ~ , ~ malO malntainanoe fee and utll- steel sea-waIIl $350,000. garage. $36,900. century basementporches, new1 112furnace,car 98"fuU _.._",.. Iv pal"nted through: C8II your'"1 • -_. In &rtyl• floor laundry facIIrties, this Illes, large balcony. JOANN WINE' 21 East. 881-2540. rage Only $67,900 Cash out. $24,900. Elrte Realty, GROSSE POINTE NEWS freshly painted one bed- 549,800. 296-2676 or ASSOCIATES. INC. 985-5010 or 385-4311 HARPER Woods. First of- to a new mortgage _254-56__ 78_____ 882-6900 :: c::: ~~ _263-__ "_78_. _ fenngl 21202 Prestwlck HARPER WOODS DRYDEN, new subdivision------vacant and under markel. GROSSE Polnte- Spaclous ST. Cl.AII Shores- l..ake- ImmedIate possession, 3 bedroom bnck BUNGA- north of Rochesterl Ro- PRESTIGIOUS 3,400 sq. ft. Co21 Kee, Joan 566-5626. Engfish Terrace on R.. front...... Spacious 3 Land Contract terms con- LOW, finIShed basement, mea, 1,900 sqsuare feet Quad. 3 bedrooms. 3 112 WOODBfIDQE EAST Yard. 5 bedrooms, 3 112 story quaint colOnial, on sidered. 3 bedroom bnck heat, sidedrive, 2 car 98" home $129,900 Open baths, family room, rec~ brick T...... -..__ baths, refinished hard- over (1 acre) overlooking Ranch, finIShed base- rage. Grosse POinte weekends. 371-0970, room, 2 wet bars, 2 fire ~~~~IS • , ...... lU\RMl' wood ftoors, den and beautiful Lac Ste. ment, comer lot. 2 car School dlSlnCt New IIst- 796-2013. places, deck and much WIth aItached 2 car 98" much morel TAPPAN & ClaIre... 5 bedroom, 2 . ---.,...---~~ $315000 large with ASSOCIATES INC. full and 2. 112 baths. garage. Dart, 7714:5666 Ing SEVEN Mile and Mack more. ,. eatingrage, space kitchenIndudes ail 6200 ' 884- GROSSE POINTE area. 5021 Ashlet. 1.400 appI' • Basement! beach house 1388 BEACONSFIELD New 11Sbng,5- 5, 2 family square '--' bungalow, HARPER WOOOs-Grosse 18l'lC8S, 2 bedrooms, ST ",_. c:!.... __ with fireplace. Wet bar, 11 Grosse POinte Pari<, 2 ,...... c:!...... 3...... 2 112 baths, prlvaIe patio, VNIIr ~ gorgeous flat. New SIding: new $29,500. Metro Data rUlnte ...... ,...... club house and pool. 2 bedroom.IUI_2 bath, 1,350 2 bath, dock and boat bedroom, 1 bath bock porches, CIty certified. 2 Realty 296-5480. room briCk Ranch, fin.. ST. CLAIR square feet. Attached 98- hoist. 1OS' steel sea wall ranch, fireplace, finIShed SHORES gas furnaces. Pnced to -----~:--~ ished basement, 2112 car COUNTRy CLUB rage. 2 years old. and boardwaJk ...This IS basement with Iav, 2 car sell at $95 000 Cash to a OPEN Sunday 2:30 to 5. garage. $82,900 $94 500 775-3869 itrlll!lllJl Many amem- IS garage, $76,900. 885- newmorta9age. 415 Calvin. Grosse Stunning 2 bedroom over-, . tl9SlIll Please ask for 6944. Wilham C Ghes- CROWN REALTY POinte Farms. Brick, 3 ASHLEY.7 Milel Mack. 3 Iookmg 12th green. 2 full LAKESHORE Village "Hank" Franczak .. m. qUlEll'e. Broker N bedrooms, totally malnle- bedrooms, 1 112 bath, baths, completely up- Condo- Desirable end 8100 ... 774-9418.. EWe- NOmNGHAMI East War. TOM MCDONALD & SO nance- free. Updated family room, deck. dated with central 81r and unit faclng Lakeshore. nings 821-6500 kitchen, natural fireplace, $28,500. attached garage. Newer Berber carpet. ren, bnck with aluminum BOAT owner's dream tnm, 5 down, 4 up. 2 full CLASSIFIED ADS sun porch, inground pool, EASTLAND co-oP nice patio area Call THE: homel Bayview Ave. St. tastefully decorated. KELLYf7 2 bedroom, Nice 2 bedroom unit near Todd, Century 21 Mac. baths, QIIS forced air. 882-8900 MlIe, Calir Shores, canal lot. $28.900. 884-3559. ------, $139,900. Elite ReeIty. finished basement, 98- shopping, tran8portabon & Kenzie- 779-7500 or 884- 1512 South Renaud, 254-5678. rage. $24,900, Land coo- church. All appliances, 9672. Custom three bedroom. 2 Grosse Pointe WOOds. HARPER Woods- Spaclous tract or rent option. pnvate basement with _ full baths, 2 car garage, 4 GEO DesIc Dome- Out. ton boat holst, steel standing 9lCecutIve home( Ranch, 2700 square feet, bnck ranch WIth 2 5 at. And8ry washerf dryer. Trade pas- HARPER Woods. light and 4 bedroom, 2 112 bath, • 886-5670 sible! Only $35,000. 8l'Y two bedroom end break wall. PrICe re- retreat. 4 bedrooms, 3 ducedl Call Michigan KEY, new kitchen, huge family tached garage, ~xtra Stieber Realty unit. $39,900.885-0706 baths, hot tub, stock room With fireplace, WIde lot, ~ dining CLINTON Township- stately 775-4900 Realty Co 775-5757 pond, 1 112 miles of na- newer furnace Move- In room, central 81r, updated 1876 farmhouse. Excel- ture trails, 40 secluded condition. For Information eIeclrical. Owners anx- lent condition! 2 plus BEAUTIFUL Lakeshore ViI- 306 fLORIDA PROPfRTY MilliON DOLLAR acre In Port Huron area. or appointment, 886- IOUS Century 21 AAA landscaped acres, pnme !age Condo, new c:entraJ Rowllng Real Estate. VIEW 985- 8082, owner. Open Sun- 771-m1. location, Inground pool, air, end unit, thermal win- 9597, Eves 385-7866 TWO bedroom condo. 1 OF LAKE ST CLAIR day 2- 5 0PEN---Su-nday88-7-'-K -2-to-2 ~::ye:SS;:: ~~.~-37~~ bath. Delray Beach 294- Tl'8nSfer forces p.m., 1 enmore,' 791-\ANTfD bedroom, 2 112 bath, 4 blocks from the ocean. job for you, that Blick English Tudor, 1,500 ~11 feet lIVing roan 'NUhfireplace, family room, library, 4 bedrooms, 2-112 baths, abundant den, famdy room, fire- Monthly maintenance HOUSE wanted by pnvate formll dlnll1ll room, 3 l.Irge bedrooms, 1-112 baths, hardwood closet space, central air, security system, I1ewerhigh energy place, basement, at. $107. $68,500. Call 881. perfect roommate IooB IIld WIllplaster,basement 2 car garage VA or FHAIllrms. eftlcient fu mace an d water heate r. 2 car attached garage tached garage. Many ex- 3856, party. Park, City or $49,900. recently painted exterior and new landscape. On a lovely rot tras! 882-8307. Farms $250,000 or less. and so many other and 112. Riverfront Condo Must have 4 bedrooms, 2 Ask for CbrIstiDa Bardyga WATERFRONT Luxury Cocoa, FIonda. 45 minutes plus baths, family room nems. Every week • Century 21. TOWD ItCouDby By Appointment Only penthouse condo at 400 to Orlando 15 rmnutes to and basement. No c0n- On The Lake 35' boat the classified .. _Opea SuDcIay. SeptaDba' 15th. 1 to 4._, & dos or ranches, cash 885-1748 slip, tennis, putting green, Cocoa Beach Kennedy Space Center. Watch sut. transaehon. Close In 30 pool, exercise room, c1ub- section has a wide . tle launch from back yard. days 331-9455 evenings. house, 2,500 square feet. ~, pool, spa, dock, view! No agents array of ads, and Great Investment Opportunity 3 bedrooms. By owner. 773-3989 $63,000 By Owner 407- CASH one is sure to hold 459-1600, All caJIs re- MUST se111 MovIng out of turned FOR HOMES an excellent stale Harper WOOds- BOCA Raton condo. 21 2. ServIng Area SInce 1938 spacIous 1 bedroom Deep water dock, II'ISIde Stieber Reatty opportunity for newly redecorated condo parking, elevator 775-4900 you. Give us a $35,900 Century 21 $98,000 Call after 9115/ CASH for Eastside pr0p- East. 881.2540 91,407-750-9431 erty Allied Realty 776- look todayl CONDOMINIUM. Best 1900 Of 881-8373 place In area. First floor, ROI I"'VfITYPH PROPfRTY appliances Included a•••lfted AdYertIIIng Close to Shopping, TWELVE Mile near Gmes- 182-6900 churches. transportatlOfl beck Dymmel Plaza, 9 ReUN ~ng Classified and St John AdIhoch & stores, 48 new apart. 112-3500 Three bedroom, two full baths, large decorated As90c 882.5200 ments, p8I1C1ng for 135 News Room Advertising cars Space for 12,000 I12_._20t4 _ home in Detroit on Canal, close to Grosse OPEN Sunday. 1. 5 St CIaIT' Shores Golf course 8ql.Iare feet, ellpal'lSlOfl Department Pointe, bus, Shopping. Original woodwork Builder ret1nng, land c0n- R 1C ~USI"'£II luxury Ranch Condo, end OPPORTUNlTIf\ throughout, fenced.in yard, basketball court, unrt Two bedroom, 2 car tract, 885-4364 WOLFF TANNING BEDS $133,000 private and secure parking. Hardwood floors, garage 608 Country Out> INVESTORS In Detroit. Gr~ Point~ Three bedroom. one IInd one hllif blllh, dlnnmg Dove 296-9446 Ashland- three homes on New Commercial- Home room, fllmlly room (fourth bedroom), IlIrge kitchen, fmlshed attic, window treatments and ceIling Unlts From $199 Lamps- N~ws TWO bedroom deluxe canal Well maintained finished bllsement, deck Low mllrn!cn~nce. centrlll fans. 38,500 as is Serious inquires only. and tenant OCCUpied Lotions- AcceSSOries ranch condos, attached Monthly payments Low lllr Double fireplace 1.313-359-5222 garages Grosse POInte DIana before 11 a m Of I after 3 pm 1-313-359- As $18 Call Today FREE I 881-0301 VICInity Open Sunday 2 I before 11 a.m. only or after 3 p.m. 5222 NEW Color Cataklg 1- 882-6900 to 4 881-8148 800-228-6292 I f

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407 BASEMENT ------~(),l AlUMINUrv' SIDING ~ 1'1'\ f+fl,.ltOOFl~G - 412 BUILDING REMODELING q 12 BU IWING REMDDElING ql~ CARPENTRY q 17 OILING REPAIRS ql8 CEM!NT WORK LEONARO'S CAPIZZO CONST. J. W. KLEINER BARKER ADDITIONS, kitchen and TED Klingler, Cabinet PlASTERING, drywall and M. VERDONCKT SIDING BASEMENT MASON CONTRACTOR CONTRACTORS bathroom remodeling, maker Quality Designs ceramIC tile 30 years ex. Cement Aluminum and vinyl SIdIng WATERPROOFING SERVING THE POtNTES Modernization •Alterations custom carpentry, all Superb CraftsmanshIp perlence. Absolutely BrICk Complete custom trim, WAllS STRAIGHTENED FOR 30 YEARS .Addltlons.Famlly Rooms types of home Improve- Call Top Drawer Wood- guaranteed. call VaJen- Basement Waterproofing soffit areas, gutters and AND REPLACED Bnck, Block & Stone wor1<- DONE RIGHT • KItchens. Recreation ments and repairs York- working 871-6630 tlno, afternoons 795-8429 VIOlatIOnS repIac:8ment Windows. Lt- and all types of repairs Areas 10 YEAR GUARANTEE shire BIdg and Ranova- PLASTERING, Drywall, 884-6154 . censed and Insured. Free Bnck & Flagstone Pattos JAMES BARKER LICENSED INSURED tlon 881-3386 estimates & Walks, Porches, ChIm- 886-5044 q 15 CARPET ClEANING Taping & Spray Textur- JAMES M• 884-5416. TONY 885-0612 neys, Tuck-POinting, EASTVIEW Ing New & Repair Free Estimates 25 years ex- ALU .... UIll VInyl SIding, PaichlflQ CORNERSTONE Universal services KLEINER AQUA.STOP, INC. ALUMINUM, INC. penence Jim Upton 773- CONCRETE & MASONRY oostom lom, all cok:Ifs Violations Corrected CONST. CO. C8rpet & upholstery clean- Basements Repaired ALCOA PRODUCTS 4316 or 524-9214. Flagstone, Book & Slate Gutters Installed, reo SpecialiZing In Small Jobs Kitchens-Custom DeSign Ing $1 1 50 per average No Outside Dl99lng Awnll'lgs- Sidings ------PatIOS& Walks Free EatIrnate8 Licensed Family Rooms paired. Free estimatesl Lifetime Warranty CombinatIOn Storms sIZe room, 2 room mini. PLASTERING- Free Estl- Dnveways, Garage Floors Window Replacements Bill, 293-3051 Free Estlmates 882..Q717 Screens-Coors-Roofing mum Other cleaning ser- mates, 25 year's expen- Porches & Chimneys CommerCial Remodeling VICeS Gutters, Windows, ALUMINUMI VInyl Siding, 778-6363 MASON rework, tucK- potnt- seamless Gutters ence All work guaran- Tuckopolntlng, Patching Intenor/Extenor SIdIng seamless guttersl down- lng, steps, chimneys, B.F. Goodrich VlnylA teed Grosse POinte UCENSED INSURED Addlttons 372-6966 spouts, replacement Win- JAMES M. small cement jobs In- Products references All types wet Quality work with prtde Custom and Quality Always plaster and drywall lou dawsI doors, storm Win- KLEINER sured, experienced 17301 MACK AVE NEAR EXPERT CARPET LICENSED AND INSURED dows/ doors. Ron seaver's, 882'()()()() CADIEUX CLEANING, INC. Blackwell. n6-8687 885-2097 BASEMENT JIM LAETHEM Vercruysse Company, DETROIT, MI48224 Truck Mount Extrec:f."'" WATERPROOFING ANDY'S MASONRY AND 882.9310 PlASTERING and drywall GRAZIO n4-3542. 881.1060 527.5616 Re8.ldentlaUCommercl81 Ned SquIres 75UJn2 Walls Straightened CHIMNEY REPAIR DAVE TEOlIS 779-0411 GORSKI 26 Years Exp L1C & CODE VIOlatIOnS RepaJred And Braced Or Replaced All masonry, bilek, water- Family Owned-Qperated CONSTRUCTION qO J APPLIANCE SERVICE 10 YEAR GUARANTEE REMODELING, INC. Insured Intenorl Extenor Free Cement dnve, floors, patIOS' proofing repalrs. Special- SEE SHOWROOM LICENSED & INSURED IZing In tuck-pOinting and Kitchens, baths, ceramic K. CARPET Cleaning C0m- inspection check can Old garages raISed and re- CALL GEORGE QwlItty work with pride small jobs lJcensed, In- tile, WIndows & siding, hot SUTTON Construction pany C8rpet Specialists. save you time and newed NUTTO 885-2097 sured Reasonable Free tubs, steam rooms, new commercial, resldenllal, 882-0688 money Insured, expen- New garage doors and re- APPLIANCE estImates 881.0505, 882- cabinets or refaclng, kitchens, additions, rec anced, references framing MaM cement & Restora- 3006 pamtlng, wallpaper, a1tera. rooms, dormers, Jim, LIVING roomJ hallway $20, Seaver Home Malnte- New garages built tion Outside method, tlOnSand more Bryson, Tim 884-2942, additIonal rooms $10 nanee 882.OCJOO Family operated Since 1962 • Washer - Dryer SeMce epoxy crack InjeCtion, MASONRY, all types Porch Furniture cleaning Jim, • Vacuum SeMce and repairs Superb work at a LICENSED INSURED 882-2436,881-7202 SUPERIOR LICensed and Insured wall repair. 10 year guar- 771-8788 n3-2796 Sales very reasonable prlCel PLASTERING & PAINTING 774-3020 n2-1n1 antee. Mike, 954-9640. S.C.S. • Used Stoves-Refngerators Garret DenniS Construc- 914 CARP!NTRY Plaster and drywall repairs, --- _ MIKE GEISER tlOn.824-7662 J • F CONTRACTORS 9' b CARP£T INSTALLATION custom palnllng, laping & THOMAS KLEINER WE SELL REBUILT Serving Grosse Pomte 35 CONSTRUCTION BRICK WORK Tuck-pomt- AMERICANA refinishing. Reasonable MASON CONTRACTOR WASHERS PROFESSIONAL Carpet Wlderproofing Ing Small jObs Reason- years General roofing KITCHENS & BATHS prices Grosse POinte ref- BRICK, CONCRETE AND DRYERS and home repairs, eaves- InstallatIOn & Repair, 17 erenees Insured. Basement Waterproofing DIg down method able. 886-5565 years expenence. 527. licensed GuarInteed troughs, backboards, ma- • New cabll19ts and Tom McCabe Porches, Chimneys, Tuck- sonry tuck-polntlng, chim- 3463. 445-0776 Free estimates JAMES M. Refaclng 885-6991. potntlng, dnveways, Pa- KLEINER neys, porches 331.2057 • ExcluSIVe cabinet Doors PLASTERING and drywall tlOS, Walks, Steps, new 881-6000 917 CEiliNG REPAIRS LET CONCRETE • MASONRY WANT • Custom Carpentry repairs. Textunng and Work & Repairs, Glass THOMAS KLEINER Flagstone, Bnck & Slate • ceramIC TIle Specialists stucco Insured. Pete Tar- Block, bnck, Stone & Tile BASEMENT Porches & Chimneys ADS Grosse POInte references omlna. 469-2967. PatIOS. GEORGE WATERPROOF1NG TuckiXllntlng, Patching Call In For expert workmanshIp ------LICENSED, INSURED at affOfdat>le prICes call li- "The • 0tggJng Method L~ INSURED ? T 0 CEMENT WORK A1 WORK DOlT Early censed owner Wall Doctor" • Peastone Backfill Quality WOI1c with pride WEDNESDAY, 8.5 DAVE 296-3882 , Major Appliance • Spotless Cleanup 885-2097 885-5774. a..YDE'S CONCRETE • Walls Straightened THURSDAY, 8-5 "in"! CONSTRUCTION COUNTER tops & finished ,,)tiB'You I'll been left Repair & Braced 01' Replaced Concrete Work, all types 912 BUILDING REMODEliNG MASONRY FRIDAY, 8-5 carpentry High quality W1Ih a mess Concrete & Bnck sealing. 885-1762 • Bnck and Concrete Work REPAIR MONDAY, 8-6 Competatlvely priCed MI- by the rest. Jomt & crack repair. • 10 Year Guarantee BRICK PORCHES GROSSE POINTE NEWS chael, n3-1012 1ft bR1l now ALL WEATHER lJcensed & Insured BLOCK CHIMNEYS to caJ the beslr Tuckpointlng REFRIGERATION 882-6900 CARPENTRY. Porches, NO JOB TO SMALL TURN A1 WORK STONE WALKS P1uter Repair REPAIRED & INSTAllED 296-3882 Fully Insured Coors, Windows, Decks Free Estimates YOUR DREAMS Com~ O'EMBREE. Elegant fire- Finish & Rough carpen- Paintmg • Drywall 331-9188 CALLOAN Call now for an appomtnu!fIl ALL MAKES & MODELS place mantels, finIShed or try RepairS & Small INTO KITCHENS 885-4810 unfinished 881-11818, af- M&M Cement & Restora- CALL MIKE 882-0747 Jobs. Free Estimates 882.7754 lion Concrete, water- COII't.ETf RS«JOfI.JIi BRICK block, stone, porch ter 5 or weekends • FREE ESTIMATES. R.L. 885-4S09 proofing, masonary re- FREE CQlSULTATKlN DOC'S and chimney repair 38 Exc.nue. I. C,.' .... ullip pairs, tuck. pOinting. STREMERSCH years expenence Ask for 11M' 1977 APPLIANCE Russ. 521-3259 q T 2 BUILDING REMODElING 912 BUilDING REMODELING Mike, 954-9640 SERVICE BASEMENT CHAS.F.JEFFREV 912 eUILDINC, REMODELING q12 RUllDING REMODHING F88t. Courteous WATERPROOFING Bncl<, Flagstone Walks & 1"j!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!_ !!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ft Piofesstonal service. PatIOS TX S Associates Walls Repaired Residential Design and Porches RebUIlt Straigh1ened Construction. Additions. Washers Dryers Pre-Cast Steps ~~~~111 Replaced Renovation. Decks 'Y'J~.ti':._ Dishwashers Ranges Tuck-Pointlng ALL WORK Free Estimates DOUGLAS SHAW Refngerators C9mentWork MlCfOWaves GUARANTEED Call 331..Q066 HOME RENOVATIONS lICENSED Basement Waterproofing Garbage Disposals Remodeling or Repall'S 01 HOME IMPROVEMENT A. & MORE all Intenor and Exterior 884-7139 Licensed Insured PAPPAS INCORPORATED Nail it down With needs From new to old, Builaers License No 59540 882.1800 speCialiZing In Finish 247-4454 CONSTRUCTION COMPLETE BUILDING Carpentry, Intenor 'MIll WYGAL AND REMODELING CO. Removal Kilchens. BUilDING CO. LET SERVICE PARQUETTE'S Kitchens, Baths, Additions, Recreational Rooms, R.R. Additions/Dormers - (UIfty work customlzld OUR Libraries, FInish AttICS & Dormers,lnsulabOn, Kitchens/Baths to your needs. Washer Dryer GUIDE and Basements Small Replacement Windows, Rec Rooms/AttiCS •Dom-. •AdclItJoM Repair service TO CODDENS Jobs welcome Serving • KildlenI • 8IIIM Roofing and Siang. the Grosse POinte area Porch Enclosures Spedalimg InWh~, GOOD FAMIL Y BUSINESS Replacement Windows - Custom Dec:b - SIcIng COrnmeraalJResldenllal Since 1975 • G-.ges • WIndows Kenmore & General Elecrnc US/nee 1924" Aluminum SldlngfTrim SERVICE LIcensed and Insured WHERE QUAUTY IS RRST! HotPOInfe • Porches, Chimneys GunersIDownspouts Deal Direct 881.9385 Storm Windows/Doors with owner • BlickwaJks, Pabos 774.0164 Rooling/Shlngles DAVID PROMPT SERVICE and BE • VIOlations Repaired Single Ply Flat Roofing BROWN YOUR • Mortar Color Matching Ilff KJlchens Wood DecksfTnm SAVE SSSS 774-7054 Bathrooms Bedrooms Basements Licensed and Insured FlllllllClll9 Y8iabIe GUIDE Dens and Decks " A HOME _ ..... a: 'ii'=•.s"." "No Job to Smalln lIlllnsed mured REPAiRS TO I 886.0520 I ;;5-2619 IMPROVEMENTS GETTING Tiska Remodeling Carpentry KItchens. .C & J ASPHALT 886.5565 Rec Room Basement Improve the value of your GOOD ~ PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIAL " Anlcs For All Your We do it all. Remodeling Needs home with a pi ofessionaI SERVICE. job. OYer 20 years servic- 912 BUilDING REMODEliNG Greg Tiska Free Estimates 30% Off Complete Kitchen CALL 885-4887 ing Grosse Pointe in 777-1871 and Bath Remodeling. FREE ESTIMATES driveways and sealing. Parking lots repaired USE Custom formica cabinets Free estiI'Ilates Ownerl THE Commercial/Residential q i 5 CEMENT WORK . supervisor. References CLASSIFIED Yorkshire Buildin8 included Insurance. Custom solid surface counter tops, WANT CALL ANYTIIE (f1 Qenovalion Inc. 773-8087 ADS UNIQUE CABINETS Custom Kitchens & Additions • 778-5478 • Licensed. Insured

~rro 881.3386 SpecialIZing In ~a1lty custom worlc at affordable prices SAW $100'•• '1000'S CONSTRUCTION 8ef0l'8 ¥aU buy a l.-:l ADDITIONS. KITCHENS. BATHROOMS • V8NeIe get expert advlc:e GUARANTEED R.D. Priest Rochester from a IIc:le.-d ~hoIlic BASEMENT INNOVATIVE BUILDING COMPANY We come to 'fOU BUilDERS, Inc. 652-2255 Auro PURCHASING- WATERPROOFING • Complete Quality RenovatIOn CONSULrANlS, INC. and Remodeling MASTER REMODElERS Grosse POinte AMERICAN We Inspect OYer 971o'8h1de Resldentlal/Comm arclal - A ResponSive, ServlCe.Onented Company RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL 881-8019 WATERPROOFING systerra Be safe Be sure 884.6500 - Canng and ProfeSSIOnal Tradesmen Call!'le 'lemon Deiec1lYeS' KITCHENS. BATHS LICENSED • INSURED • MASTER REMOOElERS DRIVEWAYS (313) IN-775IJ • Fair and Reasonable PrICes SIDf:WAl.KS WINDOW SCAPlNG AI.! TYPf"-S R.R. ADDITIONS I DECKS Call 885.6361 for FREE ESTIMATES! CL"'r:. ....T WORK & ,C' RASE~!NT AdditIOns Kitchens, Baths. Decks, Garages BI\SE_"'F_ ....T WHfRPROOf"K ProfeSSIOnal Deslfln ~ATLnPHOOF I"G CODDENS Available Basements and Specialty Services IUIUlER tJ 882.3463 LICENSED & INSURED WE CAREl 526-9288 AMERICAN FAMIL Y BUSINESS ;/florntJ1 ;rlC "Since 1924" BASEMENT (J/kAf j) SINCE 1949 WATERPROOFING All types Basement ERUTO Waterproofing Walls Quality Building and Remodeling Outside MethOd For d~ad€'" Ihou"and. or Gro.'Ot' POlnIN~ hav" 1""1 CONSTR All digging done Repaired and iBLACKSTAR "d Ih"lT fin" hom€'" l<> our ral'(' for malnteollnre add, • All Types of Cement Work by hand Straightened c 0 ~ S T RUe T o I"t lIOn. and n-moo"hn.o;t [)()F<.,\' T yO! 'R HOMF [)F~FR\'F • Basement Waterproohng Walls straightened Pea stone backfrll THF\'FRYRFST(ARF' • Ad&tJOf1S or replaced LICensed Grosse Pointe. JOines Member NollOool A''''''''A110n or Horn<' Rllold,,, FUlly Insured 15 Year Guarantee • n d R"mod,,!<',.. COil nnI QUALITY WORK License No 084515 Maintained, Irnproved or Restored L1CFN<;FO TN<;llR~'O rt LL <;FRVICE OrFI< ~ REASONABLE PRICES 10 Year Guarantee RAOJO EQlTTPPEO TRl'CKS FREE ESTIMATES 886.5565 I ,renol" '21020476011 526-9288 TOM ROBINSON 296-3070 882~28 DESIGN SERVICE 882~122 884.6500

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918 CEMENT WORK 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING 9JO IlECTRICAl SERVICE 943 lANDSCAPERS 943 LANDSCAPERS GARDENIRS GARDENERS 94S HANDYMAN 946 HAULING 9S l PAINTING DECORAlING MIKE GEISER R.R. CODDEN& Chimneys ELECTRICIAN 25 years GREEN Thumb Landscap- TREE TRIMMING and We want YOtU bull,... cleaned. Screens In- expenence Reasonable WOOD CONSTRUCTION stalled Chimneys rebuilt! Work guaranteed Free 109 Sod delivered or in- branch removal FREE at THC MAINTENANCE MOVING-HAULING stalled, top SOtI Bush estimates Call 882-7196 gutters (vanety Walks, Patios repaired 886-5565 estImates 343-0591 Seamless DePENDABLE REFINISHING tnmmlng Ask for RiCk, Reasonable of colors) and cleaning, DriVe:.~,:;;:,neys J & J --EA-S-T-A-R-EA-- EXPERIENCED STRIP STAIN VARNISH 839-7033 -YARD--work---W-eed-I-ng-,-tr-Im-.tuck POinting, cocIe vIOla. LOWAATES Duplicate ExISting Finish or Tuck pointing CHIMNEY BUILDERS LAWN service, cut, edge mlng, bush removal call tlOnS, plumbtng and elec- INSURED Colonlto Match Kitchen cabtnets, staircase Steps, porche. SYSTEMS 884-7955 and t fI m , bus h e s Sam 824-1897 tneal, WIndow and screen 526-7284 Violation & Code worX MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 "BACK TO SCHOOL tnmmed Free estimates' ------repair, copper flashing, handrails, vanrtles, panel- Waterproofing Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, SPECIAL" 822-1543, John TRIMMING removal, spray. WTOUghtlron f81hngs, roof. Ing, doors, tnm and m0ld- 9>7 HlATING AND COOLING Free estimates re-Imed GARDENING, trimming "19, feeding and stump lng, aluminum and vmyl Ings 881 ~6000 Gas flues re-hned carl, n6-7127 removal Free estimates siding Insured Licensed Insured Let U. Grade your ALL WEATHER VITO Cement Contractor Cleaning ------Complete tree sefV1C9 CALL NOW 886-1143 References Free Estimates Electrical System. HEATING COOLING Porches, driveways pa. Certified, Insured Call Fleming Tree Ser. ALL Home Repairs Car. PRESTIGE PAINTING CO. F.... Eatimat" Trimming REFRIGERATION DAVID ROLEWICZ tlOS & steps Free estl- n1.7678 VIC9, n4-&460 pantry, electncal, plum!> CommerclalJ Re8ldentlal Fumacea, BoI..... 296-2249 778-5025 mates 527-8935 ---======and FIVE Seasons Tree Ser. 109, cement If rts broke, Repelred • lnetalled Code Wort Speclallat. OUAUTY no CHIMNEY REPAIRS Complete VICe Tree removal, tnm. leaky or stuck I can fix Itl All Makn • Modell CAPIZZO CON ST. Master Electrician mlng, stumptng. Free as. 882-1188 CALL MIKE 882-0747 PAINTING SERVICE QUALITY WORK Emergency Service tlmates 839-2001 -TH-E-H-and-y-man--Inc-.-Top- INTERIOR- EXTERIOR ALL TYPES OF R.R. CODDENS Gardening Chimneys rebuilt, repaJred CUSWORTH 25~of CEMENT, BRICK AND 927-8113 quality workmanshiP for prof888tonll experience or tuCk,polntlng Flues Licensed/Insured 9l~ GUTTIRS HEATING AND BLOCK WORK 10-321.9027 carpentry, remodeling In your neighborhood. and caps repaired Chim- Instant Service Garages raiSed and set plumbing, electrical, COOLING All repel,. before pIIInting neys cleaned FAMOUS Maintenance. painting, Wallpaper We down on new ratwall and Llc:ensedllnsured Serving The Grosse 886-5565 • serving Grosse Pomte do It all. Please calt, 884- POlntes MATT FLETCHER floor Waterproofing LICENSED MASTER ELEC- slOce 1943 Licensed, 9146 or 792-8261 4151 Buddngham LICENSED & INSURED TRICIAN. serving the GENE'S bonded and Insured. Win. Family owned & operated JAMES M. ~=~ _ LICENSED 888-1102 Grosse POinte area for 25 dow and gutter cleaning, SUPER Handyman, large or TONY 885-<>612 KLEINER Service & InstallatIOn years Free estimates I LANDSCAPE carpet and wall washing. small JObs, general re- EXPERIENCED palnt8f, in- Chlmneya Repaired CommerclaJ.Aesldentlal R.L. STREMERSCH SpecialiZing In service terlOl'/ extenor. Handy. And Rebuilt ~ ~~, ~~, eIect~ CEMENT CONTRACTOR SERVICE 881-4664 man, some plumbtng, LICENSED & INSURED changes to door bells ------cal, p1umbtng, plastering Cement New construetlon and re- SEAVER'S Horne Mamte- Senior discount. Free as- some electrIC. 365-0107. Quality work with pride nance Gutters replaced, tlmates. Rob, m-8633. Dnveways pair work 778-0745, Skip KEATING JOHN'S PAINTING Patios 885-2097 Allard, repaired, cleaned, roof LICENSED Handym 88S-9090 We spectallZe In cleenlng & Bncl< work rep8l~ 882.0000. an pro. HEATINO washing aluminum Basement waterproofing 917 DRAPERies ------vides carpentry, electn- power THC CaI, plumbing and pamt. Sldtng. Also repalntlng old Steps WADE'S THE AIR OF QUALITY LAWN Service Experl. aluminum slcIing. All work Tuck,Polntlng CUSTOM Made slipcovers MAINTENANCE lng (Intenor and exterior) Furnace Replacement enced U of M Student alumInum gutters! services. FRE.E estl- and matenaIs guaranteed. No Job too small and drapenes Guaran. ELECTRIC Seamless New Installations Mark,885-7865. cleaning and repair. Qual- mates, sentor dISCOUnts. Grosse Pointe references. Free Estimates teed workmanship Ex- Custom Duet Work peTienced Call now- COMPAN~ LAWN cutting, gardening, Ity work. Professional Call 882.7196. FREE Estllnltes. SPECIALIZING IN BernICe 521 -5255 SOdding, landscape re- manner. 886-1143 HANDYMAN Air Conditioning cauMYtime: DRIVEWAYS AND movals & installation. Hot Water/Steam CUSTOM DRAPERIES GUTTERS Installed, re- Call Bud for reasonable 882-5038 INC. Quality work at reason- BASEMENT Balloons, MIni Blinds, paired, cleaned and pnces and prompt sere Conversion to Forced Air WALLPAPERING Commerical/ able PflceS. n5-1733, screen InstallatIOn. SentOf' VICe. Systems WATERPROOFING VertICals, Carpeting, Joe AND PAINTING LICENSED Wallpaper, Bedspreads Industrial discounts FREE esti- PAINTING 15133 Kercheval SPECIAUSTS 884~7139 Compare our pnces with Residential TREES, shrubs, hedges mates, reasonable rates. EXPERT WINDOW (At Rear) Affordable Painting and department store 'sales' and stumps removed Ltcensed. Call 882.7196. GlAZING Grosse Folnte Park Wallpapering, 20 years SEAVER'S home mainte- before you BUY. see our 24 Hour Fast Service Free estimates. Insured HOUSE TRIM PAINTING 331.3520 Free Estimates nance, small concrete displays at. 22224 GratIOt Slump grlndmg 778. GARAGESI FENCES Jobs, repaIrs, bnck work, FREE ESTIMATES 4459. GUTTER CLEANING CODE VIOLATIONS 3-A Company 777-3590 9J9 JANITORIAL SERVICE porches, chimneys 882. DRAPERIES BY PAT • Stops bock-ilp of lee ald CORRECTED n6-3424 Dan 0000 REASONABLE TAEE & water in wi'ltet months n.2584 ELECTRICAL work, reason- STUMP REMOVAL 882. 882-5888. able rates ProfessIOnal • Removes cJlleaYes, seeds, OFFICES MIKE'S PAINTING 928 DRESSMAKING 5204 workmanship, licensed anddebns 91(, HAULING PROFESSIO~LL Y Interior/ exterior. SpecIaliz. 919_ CHIMNEY CHANING TAILORING FIVE seasons Landscape- • KeepIwale! 1lowng Fast seMCe' Spec1aJizlng CLEANED ing plastering and drywall COUTURE Fall Fashions. In breaker boxes, security Lawn maintenance, snow • PTevenls Mue problems HAUUNG, debris removal repairs and cracks, peel- Relllon'" R8tes AdjUstments for a perfect bghtlng, trouble shootJng, plowing, firewood spe- • 5enicx Crtizen dscount. and demoIrtJon Will re- Ing ~nt. WIfldow glazing Refefence8 AvallIIbIe fit, copy a favonte, De- range plugs! dryer plugs Cials Free estimates. move any unwanted - caulking" palnt old Coachlight 'll3-0t25 LARRY 776-4570 Also sign a new outfit with 884-9234 839-2001 rtems From washers and aluminum siding. Wood dryers, to a complete CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. professIOnal assistance. M&E LAWN CARE, INC staining and refinishing. 915 HANDYMAN house Will clean out 951 LINOLEUM Caps Saeen s Call Fashion Disrgner, 934 FENCES Weekly lawn service. Grosse Pointe ref8l81lC8S basements, garages, Instaled uncia. 778-4044 Spring/Fail clean up, FREE ESTIMATES THE HIRED MAN yards and more. Call 773- UNOLEUM & 1118 Installed STEVE'S Fence. New Ioca- hedgefshrub tnmming. INSURED UCENSED Ammal Aemgvaj S & J ELECTRIC Home .. 9mIII ..... l-1JJ". q~ , and repaired, JlOI'Ches lion' 20844 Harper. Weedmglgardefllng. Qual- 'I'~ 'n6-3628 Stale LICenS8d R8Sldentlsl-Comm8fclal carpeted. 'Call Aichard, ProfessIOnal Installation! Ity, Dependable is the M81nten81lC8 • Repair HAULING' Garage tear No JOb Too Small downs, construction de- 822-5444. 5154 Repair 882-3650. business. Insured. FREE Odd Jobs. • 885-2930 Code VIolations Certified & 9S3 MUSIC INSTRUMENT STEVE'S PAINTING 936 flOOR SANOING Estimates. References LICENSED- INSURED bns, concrete, dirt, ga- Insured REPAIR INTERIORlEXTF:RIOR REFINISHING Call. YISA/MC 294-3480 rage and basement junk, COLVILLE 822.so10. ------brush Can remove or SpecialiZing plastering HERITAGE Floors- Hard- HANDYMANI Minor repairs, move almost anything. COMPlETE piano service. and drywall repam and ELECTRIC CO. MELDRUM Tree SeMCe, Tuning, rebuilding, refin- Ranges, Dryers, Services, wOOd floors Installed, carpentry, electrrcal, Phil Wassenaar cracks, peeling paint. inexpensive tree trim- Ishing Member Plano Doorbells sanded and st8Jned Res- plumbing, broken win- 823-1207 ming, removal and stump TechniCIanS GUild, Slgis- Window glazing-caulk- SAFE FLUE VIOLATIONS tdentlaV commerCial, Call dows and sash cord PERSONAUZED MOVING gnndlng. Insured 881- re- mund Bossner 731-7707 mg. Also pamt old aiuml- CHIMNEY SERVICE FAST EMERGENCY 294-0024 or 563-4281. placed, etc Reasonable 0fficeI Resldentl8/l Storage 3571 num Siding. Wood stain- SERVICE References. 881-3961. Prof9SSlOrl8l,expenenced, PIANO servICeS- TUning • Chimney Cleanln~ KELM ing and refmishing. • Caps and HOME Repalrs painting, guaranteed. Free est/- and repair 12 year's ex- 77~9110 Floor laYIng, sanding, refin- YARD-N-GARDEN Crosse Pomte references. Screens appliances, some electri- mates - Insured penance Flexible hou~ Ishing Expert In stam -ottenng quaillty/ FREE ESTIMATES Installed CALDWELL Electnc. CIty cal, air condrtJonlng. Gen- 873-4101 AeasooabIe rates. 881 • Old floors a specialty. We dependable work • Mortar and era! repaI~. references. 8276. Violations, reSidential} also refinISh banisters -Landscape d8SlQn & 893-6855 Damper commerctal licensed & COnslruetlOll 712-5460. Repair 535-7256 9S4 PAINTING DECORATING msured 978-1630. -Weekly lawn care RETIRED carpenter, 30 GROSSE • Animal Removal GREAT Lakes Hardwood -Shrub tnmmlng year's expenence. No JOb POINTE Certified Master Sweep SERVING THE FIoonng Complete WOOd -Spnng! Fall clean-ups PAINTING Interior/ extenor PAINTING TOMTREFZER too small. Reasonable floor service, quality -Fall dethatchlng! aeration MOVING TW'O College students, 10 882.s169 GROSSE POINTES rates, FREE EstTrnates. years expeoence, free es. INTERIOR stams and finIShes Old -Top dressing! over seeding & SINCE 1965 Clean- up Included. Ref- STORAGE tlmates. 468-2939. lIoors made new! 839- -Snow removal EXTERIOR 8619. erences Please Call Earl, Keep birds and CUSWORTH Licensed! Insured 371-9124. Local A 30 YEARS squirrels out PROFESSIONAL floor Ref8fences LongDI_nee KARMS PAlNTlNGIl PROFESSIONAL ELECTRIC INC sand'ng and finiShing. FAMILY OWNED AND 885-2248. QUAUTY Home RepaIr. AGent for • licensed 'I CHIMNEY\t(i Free astlrr.atas '1-1. Abra. Reasonable rates, cocIe r .lnsured SCREENS OPERATED ham, T. Yerke. 754a999, MAC'S GI0b81 VIIn U .... '* "* 885-3594 ELECTRICAL repairs, WIndow repair, Only $25 ea. 772-3118 See AlJ In UttJe Blue BOok CAll NICK FOR CONTRACTORS Spring Clean.up re-glazing. Appliances, inslalled Shrub & tree tnmmlng, etc. FREE ESTIMATES No jOb too large Of small Q38 fURNITURE plumbtng, pamtlng, e/ec- 791.4.11 VlOlatlOOSCooected RHINISHING REPAIRS Reasonable rates. Quality tncaJ 8 years expenence Master Licensed & Insured servw::e. References! 372,7138, FURNITURE refiniShing, Tom- n6-4429. Enk • Res!dentla/ - Commercial hand Slnpptng and rep8lr. ------_ • Fast Emergency ServIce Autumn speclalsl 882. 9~3 LANDSCAPERS SENIOR CITIZENS' 7680, Tom Pnnce 91" LANDSCAPERS 822-4400 69 GARDENERS GARDENERS • ROOFING. ALUMINUM DISCOUNT • Large and Small Jobs FURNITURE refinished, re- GEORGE VAN • Pianos (our specialty) 886-4448 paired, Slnpped, any type , AppIIancee IF BUSY, CAlL 881-4664 of caning Free es11- , S8!urday, SUnday 776.3126 15215 MACK mates 345-6258, 661. ServIce 5520. • 8enIor 0t8c0unts q I 8 CEMENT WDRK Q I 8 CEMENT WORK SoeciallZlng in InteriorlExterlor PaintlnQ. We AJ UPHOLSTERY Owned I 0pInded By ofter the best In preparation before painting ComI'nerClal • RElSIdentlal - CampleteLawnand Landl;apeDailln John ..... tgIf' and use only the finest materials for the Custom Quality, profes- fiR~IO Garden Mainte"ance and Cormruellon 11850 E. JeffwIon longest lasting results. Great Westem people SlOn8J, expenenced, guar_ • 'Naeldy Lawn BetvIoe • L~ Design are quality minded and courteous. Call us for anteed, affordable rep8!nl • AeratlnlJlP_ Railing • SOddIng MPSC-L 1t875 eONSGJ"RUe'TION.IN€. LicInIed ...... the ultimate in residential and commercial RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL Free estimates. • o...rseedlng/Top.cfr8SSlng • Brick Patios Ind WlIIkways painting 871-6710 • Spring and Fa. CI8an~ • De<;orattve Slone Walls DRIVEWAYS. FLOORS. PORCHES • HeclgetShrub Trimming REASONABLE RATES GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED 913 LANDSCAPERS Lawn renovation (Overseeding) from FREE ESTIMATES. FULLY INSURED NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING GARDENERS August 15 to the end of September is GLASS BLOCKS the best time of the year to seed all 886-7602 NEW GARAGES BUILT MAC'S TREE AND grass types LICENSED & INSURED SHRUB TRIMMING Ucensed and Insured COMPLETE WORK 774-3020 Reasonable rates, quality Free EstImates ~-; ESSIAN PAlNflNG 913 CONSTRUCTION seMCe Call Tom n6- 885~3024 Q1J CONS1WCT10N 4429 SERVIC£ . seRVICE t:f "';~;;~~:-4>__ DIPAOLA & REIF CONSTRUCTION, INC. Pllorget landscaping Co. ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFEU (Formerly With Tesofm Brothers) '-EIUE UIllICIPIIII Custom SPECIALIZING IN ALL RESIDENTIAL • Interior - Exterior CONCRETE APPLICATIONS Snow Removal • 20 years of Professional Service to the Pointes • Staining - Power INoshlng HAND TROWEL Fall Clean.Ups • Award Winninglandscape des~ns • Varnishing - GIo2lng Footings Garage Ralslngs, Porches Weekly lawn Service • S~plng . Caull

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WASH AWAY JOHN'S PAINTING QEORQE'S PaInting. Int. DIRECT lEONARD IS FAMOUS Maintenance- PrMeu a..nIng Interiof-Exlerior. SpecieIizing norl Exterior. Wal paper. PLUMBING ROOFING servlIlg Gr0688 Pointe aean ee:e P8Inli in repairing damaged ing, petchInW pla8tenng, Since 1943 LICensed, : PatioeICement ng plaster, drywall and window putty, caulking. Shingles. lIat roofs, com- bonded and insured. Win- • Decks Cf'lICk8, peeling P81nt, .. SenIor CItizen dl8count. DRAIN• plate tear-olfs, built-up dew and guner cleaning, • Fencings dow puttying and caulk- George, 38&6829. roofing, gutters and all carpet and wall washing . • SIdeWalks 109, wallpapering. Also, 521-0726 kinds of repatr5. 8844300 A!urniumlA: paint old aIunwun lIid- • Free E5lJmates WOf1 WINDOWS. GUTTERS EARTH... 710-6514 plus small projec:ta and RELIABLEI Dram cIeen- ShIngles, StngIe Ply 7437. I WII Beat Your l..awest WHITEY'S rentals. Exc:elenl Grosse 1flQ, aI repairs. Free esb- Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs • Walpepei RlQ Pointe refel8IlC8S! 886- mates. 705-7568, ~ Repairs, Ice Backup 97> TILE WORK Price • Interiof Panting 2240 7116 VINYL AND ALUMINUM FRANK HAYDEN • PLANT CERAMIC tile- resdentiaJ 75500281. • GoodReasonableOrk Prices PAINTING, waIpeper, ~ EMIL THE SIDING • W washing. Senior Dis- seamless GutterslTrim jobs and repairs. 15 D BARR A TREE • C8I-No Job Too SmaH counts. Jan, 884-8757. PLUMBER Replacement Windows years expenence 776- ClEANING SERVICES "8-4792 Glenda, 293-0166. SPECIALIZING IN Doors 4097; 776-7113. Andy. SECOND GENERATION Storm WindowslOoors , BOWMAN Painting Inc. In- "I I ER Home DecoratIng- • KiIchens RIONERO Custom TIle, W1N~~UTTER UCENSEO INSURED tenorlExterior. Free Esb- plaster repair, painting. • BaIhrooms QUality 9n.(J(197 • Laundry room and RON VERCRUYSSE marble:manshlp 10% off crafts..Instal- DALE _ • REUSE A males. Toll free 1.aoo- 18 year's expenence, V1OIations OOMPANY 7'94-0506. Paul 773-3799. Ialion. 566-0997. • Old and new wori( 774-3542. SHOPPING • PAINTING, Interior ~ ex- INTERIOR Painting & Pa- Free Estimates ARTlSTIC CeramIC TIle Co terIor. FREE estimal~, per hanging. 1 man oper_ Bill, Master Plumber Ceramic, Marble, Slate. reasonable rates, senIOr ation Guaranteed quaIily (Son of Emil) R&J New and repairs ~ BAG discounts. Cal882.7196. work'done the right way. 882-0029 ROOFING 4517 INTERIORS Grosse Pointe refer- BOB DUBE PAUL'S Tile company: Ce- BY DON & LYNN eneas, very ~ PLUMBING and HEATING CONT1rACTORS ramic, mosaic, marble, • TURN • Husband-Wife Team rates. For a FREE esti- Plumber • Shingle Roofs slate. Expert repairs. 822- Ucensed-Master " ; ~ I.i • • Wallpapering mate C8Il Ray Fraley, 7137, 824-1326. N ...." ,,~ SEWER ClEANING • Flat Decks ~/1 't 'tr,.. ~ • PamtJng 882-0011 OFF A SPRINKlER REPAIR, • Expert Repairs j:'"R"'".. " _ ...... f ., \!r • .t~p ", 885-2633 -MC--P-ai-nli-'ng-.-R-le8ideI-.-ntlaJ- ETC. qn WAlL WASHING - Senior Discounts 'It,,L, 2$ Wo.¥( .:" ~; Grosse Pointe Woods 1;,; LIGHT PAINTlNGI Interiorl ext. and Commercial. Fall • Ucensed and /M"If!, i .. Ji.''1lf!!1''4 WALL Washing. Free in '2TI "'; nor. Paper hanging. PIss- Specials and Discounts 886-3897 Insured ";},07 :;;; ~~,;.... ~~ o tel' repair. All wori( guar- on All your decorabrlQ PLUlB«J. Major or mmor home estimate. call 882- ~irtit,pJi~N; J: '1":m;: ~ 7!:J~1 9047. ~~ N ~. ~ ~~~ anteed. Free estimates. needs. S8tisftL1Ioo Guar- repairs, refent/'lCElS, low 775-0125 ;i;~",~ };. Thorn,881-7210. anteed. 25 years experi------1r;: "I,,!!", I.h ~ I.i ~~t,.~"fe~ • WALK. .. rates. Paul, ~197. P • M Window and Wall, ••' .;. • ~'"""' .,~'" ~ ------8IlC8. call 839-5453. Cleaning. (Formerly :[t"',' , 'j~' Michael's Painting "''S Custom PAINTING' Grosse Pointe Fireman INSTEAD Interiofl exterior. PIasler FRANK R. GENTILE Ad) Excellent care for & your home. Free esb- Wood RefInishing repair. C8rpet c:learq. ROOFING OF DRIVE Free estimates. 773-2796. WEIR mates- RefetellC88. 821- CUSTOM PAINTING SINCE 1940 2984 WOOD STAINING IIILAN'S PAINTING K-MAlNTENAHCE CO. AND REANtSHING 1nIertor-Exblrtor PlUMBING, HEATING • RECYCLE • Re-fblfing &Tear-offs Wall washing, floor cleaning SIcIng PIiInIIng INSURED AIumkun SEWER AND DRAINS - Flat Roof Decks and waxing. Free ~ IIICHAB. A. IEDA PItchIng, Pia.. • ... BOtLER SPECIAUSTS mates. ITEMS 185 3230 Stucco, WIIpeper • HatTar & Rubber Systems 882-0&88 ~: EX1BIIOR painting, excel- WIndow ~ SPRINKLER REPAIRS YOU NO lent pnces. Height no F.. EtIIImIIlM • CeI1Jfied Application probteml Garage and R•• ~ PrIce of Flat Roof Systems WANT window glazing. Ron Aefe, Good Work 885.7711 - Expert Repai"s ADS LONGER Trombley, 1-313-954- 759-a09I • SmallJobs Call In 9369, Bill DonIop, 824- PAINTJNG. Interiorl Exterior UCENSED -INSURED Early USE BY 381 KERCHEVAl., FARMS GUARANTEED ., 2623 specialtsls. Repair work GROSSE POINTE NEWS guar"'AI"iteed. Rtd&-.-IOii. SELLL~G . Free estimates. Insured . Since 1925 882-6900 .' Keith Danielson :: John 771.1412. THEM . lJoensed Master Pklmber ALL WEATHER HEATIfG • COOLING FOR CASH BOILERS LEAKY & UAFTY BOLERPFIHG BASEMENT WINDOWS? IN mE HOT WATat TANKS SECURITY PR08LUU? REPAIRED • INSTALLED TAKE A LOOK AT OUR CLASSIFIEDS mElIOR ItrrEIOR CAll MIKE 882-<1747 GLASS BLOCK PAINTING TONY COMPLETE 26 YEARS Painting - interior-ex The Master Ptumber ROOFING WINDOWS EXPERIENCE terror, paperhanging (Son of Emil) SERVICE FOR FREE ESTIMATES and repairs. Free No jet) too 8m8II, new and RESIDENTIAL 881-2123 Call for free repan, YiOIlIIions. COMMERCIAl, esti~te estimates cheerfully JOHN J. GELlE given. licensed and 293-3181 TEAR.OFF Mason 38yrs Expenence Insured. LEAKS repIIired, faucels RESHINGLE CALL 885-4867 rebuiIl or AipIaced, water CERTIFIED w...... ng 882.9234 heaters installed. De- APPLICATIONS OF PtuW/DryWIII pellclltlle. 372.7138, Erik MODIFIED, SINGLE 9U ROO~'~C SERV'Cl PLY. 882-690 FLAT ROOFING $ DISCOUNT $ SYSTEMS PLUMBING Painting & Decorating VENTS J & J ROOFING TO PLACE Custom InteriorlExterior • For All Your GUTIERS LICensed and Insured LIC lro7601 5 Plumbing Needs Meticulous Preparation REPAIRS • Sewers & Drains LICENSED - INSURED 10 Yecr WorkmanshipWarranty YOUR EST 1975 - INSURED. G.P. Resident Cleaned - '40" 25 Yecr Matericli WClTcrlty • Free Estimotes BEAUnFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS WHY PAY MORE??II 886-0520 CLASSIFIBD Prompt DependabIt. NHJ 7 DAYS - 24 hours Tear arts • Reroofs • Flat Roofs 881.3970 839-9704 27380GratiolRoseviIIe..41166445-6455 AD futtst IntuiorPainting E. L. CALCATERRA INC. LEAKY KOOF 1 Emil L. Calcaterra. Founder Call Roof Tech for your free estimate ... Pkimbing - Heating - Cooling We :'lpl!:dallze In: Residential- Commercial- Industrial • Shingle If Cliarks ((Cliip (jibson serving Grosse Pointe Area Since 1958 • rof'l'l Rubber System • Built-up Hot Tar Roofs Paintine atuf'DuoratinB Andrew Emil r.alcaterra • Repairs. Rerools. MaIntenance • Consulting. Inspection and design Mktl. lie. No. 076752/Fu1y tnI&Ad .. e..... EftII ... , ... ., ...... We do commercJal. resk1entJal ancllndustrlal. 884-5764 or 777.2218 24 Hour Answenng SeMC8 Stephen Orlando 58 the "Pointes" For 0w1t 1D YMI$ 775-6050 (313) 321-2752

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Zone 1 • Grosse Pointe Shores 4 Zone 2 - Grosse Pointe Woods Zone 3 . Grosse Pointe Farms Call tOday to place Zone .4 - Grosse Pointe City your ad. Zone 5 - Grosse Pointe Park ZONE Harper Woods, Detroit, St. Clair Shores, Here's the opportunity you've been waiting for. It's All Other Areas 5 your chance to advertise in the one resource that area buyers will be consulting when they're ready to take action. Along with your advertisement, readers will find informative articles on buying and selling real estate. Be a part of the Real Estate Resource page being featured weekly in the ... ZONE 'I • CROSSE POINTE SHORES Addr.u •• dl G4WIl/lalh D.crtp!fon 32 S. Duval 4/35 R~, ready, rllOSClrKlble Motivated .. Uet Privole Gr~ Pointe N~ws Cuk»Sac:. LG ..... $299,000 886-60 10 30 N. Duval 4/2 5 9P-n ~ 2.5. Large bn~ room. Newer Mnac:e/C1ir c:onctlt1oning. On CuI.ae-Sac of Lakeshore $299,000 886-3699 882-6900 945 Iahnt)'M' 3/2 5 0.... Sun. 2-4. 151 ofreru:191Beauhrul!y mamtamedl 1 1::.xIt from Lakeshore (End 01 Sh11m8CJdOw.) HftWe Maon, Inc. $325,000 886-3400 ZONE 4 - CROSSE POINTE CITY ...... I*;jillalh 121iim 1.3 ...... =~a:.~.hClfawooa 1IOOn, c:enlrlil olr. I'rfce ZONE 2 • CROSSE "POINTE WOODS Cutel LG~ $139,500 8~10 Adc:Inu I.__ /aath Descrtplton ...... 267 Roosev.It 4/2.5 Open ~ 2-4. Tudor w/ rllC8f1l updale •• Reduc.dl 2286 Stanhope 3/1 5 Not a drIVe byl Immaculate burtgQlow RoG. Edgar U. !Edgar $205,000 886-60iO 886-6010 Condo Special 2 1319 Hollywood 3/1 9I'en Sun. 2-4. Calanial-Move-In candmon. CAC Condo-2 bedroom. A/C. Cacheux/ Jefferson.loG. Edgar $91,500 886-6010 I.G. Edgar $139,900 886-60l0 ... 1 UniYwsIIy 6/4 Not 0 drMJ b)'l Gently updated New Englond Colonial. 1073 CanNrbury 4/2.5 Charming. loG. Edgar CaI Mint condition-Immediate occupancy. 1.0. Edgar $224,900 886-6010 8~10 666lUYard 3/1.5 1464 YOI'tdawn 5/2 5 Colonial, 2,400 sq. ft., IIT1medKlte occupancy, bet Chamung immaculateColonial. 1.0. Edgar $167,500 886-6010 Maci/IW:Jrter $235,000 886-5570 760 Uncc*'I 4/3 Thiskitchen WI. score btsJ-lsf Boor laundry- I.G. Edgar $245,000 886-6010 1829 Severn 3/2.5 Open Sunday 2-4. MoYe-tn condnon. By owner $168,000 885-8237 460 Lakeland 6/4 Grgaous EnghslHlemadeled where it coum. R.G. IcIgar Cd 8~10 19276 UnYiIIe 3/15 ~ Sun. 2.5. Mo¥e-tn condition Beautirul 4971UYan1 hardwood Rrs • CalJam. I...... ,..., 5/35 New lisIi~ New kl~ ll:and dining room w/ Fireploce Call for appointment I.v. Edgar CaI CoIcIwwI Brier SdwNftur $114,500 8~10 3/35 19945 W. CIcdrvI.w Ct. 4/2 5 ~ ~ 1-4. 1,900 sq. rt Exc condltlOrll 0.... ~ 2.5. Qne.of-a-kind Town house. Priced to MUst_I $162,500 sell Must _I $112,500 882-6299 501 Glen Arbor 4/2 5 __ 5un!aY. 1-5. Bridt Colomal ....,eo. $395,000 7755757 • 183 Hollywood 5/35 AI ocIMty great room, \lQuied ceiling. AdcIr-. "rfp!Ion =-~.Maon CaU 886-3400 1019 AIIclub.n 5/3.5 ~ bnlly home-3 cor garage fa' ~ & bike •. 1292"" 3/2 Open Sunday 2.5. 1,850 sq. i. JusI reducedl lrok.. CaI 776<&663 LO.1cIgar $257,000 886-6010 1991 Se¥em 4/25 Open Sun 1-4. LargeColonial Marry J.alures. $169,000 881.2140 166 lail I".. n 5/2 i:o:'idI:'om curb, 1ITllIlCKUIoIe,_ kildMn 2025 Lennon 3/15 ~ Sun 2.5. Lg Colontal, excellentoondihon $154,500 8~10 By 0Wl18I' $150,000 885-7759 532 HcrwIhome 3/1 5 Colond w/wtde 101close 10 Ioke Mcwe-in condllionl $212,500 882-0401 Dale......

3910 lucid!...... 3/1 C 01 C wed CXlnlpIeNd Maw right III R.G. .... ZONE ::s • CROSSE POINTE FARMS 5742 YorbWre 4/2 Income property. FHA conlldered u. .... ~... .Id ..... /Iath Dalerfpl!on Prb Phone 39261uc1dt...... 3/15 ao. 10 Made StII.n rnofi¥aIIed. LO...... 45 WlndMten 3/2 5 ~ ~ 2-5.lond c:ooIrod terms Prrvocy, 1oCahon, pncel 1.0 ..... $595,000 886-6010 272...... 5/3 . . . CukleSoc sedUSlOll SteD down IM::\ ;', poneIed library, master IV.w/ Rre pi 1.0. $319,000 886-6010 AM.... 462 Moran 3/1 AAon:table Forms 1 1/2 story, MW roof •• 0 ..... CaI 886-6010 21102 Hunt CUt 3/1 197 Lakwlew 4/2 5 Relocated OWIllifl Reduced Bra CoIond, Is lam rm CaI 885-0698 429_ 4/2 Owner Irons_ad Loc*lrtg for ofrer •• 0. .... $135,000 886-6010 443 MaI80n 4/1 5 CoIonlCll, updated kit ,19 bn rm, fJl'lIthed basement Owner $153,900 886-7953 23333 .... Pent a. 22 ...... " PI. 4/2&25 3,640 sq rt, exira large kIk:hen ...... 2/1 Condo ~ ~~ kildlen hcMiful $575,000 8U5000 rec room LO. .... 279 Groue ...... 6/3 5 CaI 88(K,() 10 Charm abounchl ~ kl, terroc:e, becMwfullorge yard 21937 .111 In. 2/2 5 ••0...... $369,000 886~10 Shor.,... Condo 018 Mile/Mock B~owner Garage, p;aho w/400 tq." bn rm Consider IeoM purChase or l C Best. CaI 775-7127

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