rosse Pointe ews VOL. 47-No. 14 Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Thursday, April 3, 1986 30 cents 42 Pages

for your mformatlOr We've moved again. Butfew home of the News since its tion and, the fun part, anticipa- To those who have gone be- of ,us remember when the founding in 1940. For almost a tion. I've a feeling our original fore us, we say, the emotions Grosse Pointe News was not on half-century, we have always staff and my father, Robert B. you must have had and shared the Hill and "Under the Elm," been located in the Kercheval Edgar, the founder of the ... the anticipation and pride Reflections unless of course, you became Hill area, with our beginnings News, felt Similar pangs of -we know the feeling fyi familiar with us since we lost in the Punch and Judy build- anxiety, anticipation and pride on a move the elm in the summer recent- ing when they moved into their ly past. Each move has been preced- first office in 1940 and the I swear ... Our move across the street to ed by deliberation, planning, "new" bulldrng three years Pfn&(l c;;.,r 96 Kercheval will be the fourth changes while under construc- later Publisher A college student was ticketed for illegal parking In the City, R , l' , and so despISed hISpredicament l ::;" . .r-, he decided he would retahate - t > ; t: ~~" by plastermg the payment "- , t " ~ -Jj~'" check and envelope with < ¥-"" L ,I' ,,'v vh ~ obscemtIes ~~ ~> I ''< • '& ?v Sergeant John Drummond of >;1. ~ if , the City's poltce department tP ~~ »- says sendmg obscenities ~~ ~ Ig through the mal! "could pos- 1° sibly be illegal" The case was turned over to postal authorI- ties. \; ,~ Drummond said the student t did make a more serious mIS- take than possibly vIOlating {f1,. , «' postal laws. He attached his 1"'Ii' ' mother's Birmmgham return ~ address sticker. Poltce sent a copy of the of- fending check to Mom, who will undoubtedly pose a greater rIsk to the student's well-being than postal offiCials There's a moral in this story - somewhere? Lawn job, snow job The police were just makmg a routine patrol March 29 when Photos by Peter A Salinas they spied a 1982Oldsmobile out In the middle of St Paul's lawn with a beer can on top, sur. rounded by a bunch of gruntmg people trymg to push it out of Publisher Robert G. Edgar, above at the left, and the spring mire. A editorial writer Bill Elston find a quiet corner to dis- The group, who had Just left • cuss a news story, while employees from the ad- a nearby party, wasn't making vertising department, at the right, help movers emp- any Impression on the buried movzng ty out the old building in the background. This car The driver had driven it 140 • photo was taken from the second floor of the new feet across the lawn, but told p<>- expenence building. More photos on pages 10 and 11. Itce it was an accident, as he hadn't noticed that the asphalt driveway quit. Sure

On, James If you don't dream bi., you'll never reach-th~ SUifS, On J;h.~ other hand, you can get trappea Where your money goes: Breakdown of taxes by the grandiose. seems there was a man who thought he'd get By Mike Andrzejczyk away with something that didn't ments, water .'ind sewer filtration School tax bill $2,688.71 State valuation $66,950 School tax bill $3,736.14 belong to him, and have the po- Ever wonder where your tax dol- and, in general, anythmg that lice chauffeur him while he did lars go? didn't fit mto the other four cate- InstructIOn 1,770.43 Instruction 2,459.99 gones. City tax bill $1,125.43 it. Sure, you know you take the Supporting SerVIces 723.09 Supportmg ServICes 1,004 78 Cpl. Gordon Evans of the check to city hall, where It gets Because of differences in bud- Libraries 107.12 Libraries 148 85 Police/fire 51770 Farms police saw a man walk- mixed up with everyone else's and geting systems, totals shouldn't be Debt 88.17 Debt 122.52 Public works 27010 ing with a heavy box He stop- comes back to you m fire and po- used to compare municipalIties or lice service, clean streets and mu- make conclUSIOns about services. Grosse Pointe Farms Parks/recreation 5627 ped to ask about it and learned General government 168 61 that the man was delivering a nicipal parks. The school tax bill was split mto Home price $230,000 Other 112.54 Grosse Pointe Woods cash register drawer to his boss, But where do your dollars go? four parts, debt, librarIes, cost for but had lost his bus fare. Evans, With the help of local Realtors mstruction and supportmg ser- Home price $149,500 School tax bill $2,184.58 a good Samaritan, offered him and city officials, here's the vices Accordmg to ChristIan Fen- State valuation $115,000 answer. ton, dIrector of business affairs, a nde Instruction 1,438.40 State valuation $74,750 But Evans, also a good cop, A two-story Colonial-style home lust about $7of every $10 the school 1 City tax bill $1,520.30 Supportmg Services 58731 wondered about the box. He With four bedrooms, 2 12 to three system takes m ISspent on instruc- LIbraries 8704 bathrooms, about 2,700square feet tional services for students. stopped by his passenger's Alter Police/fire 548.31 Debt 7164 Road home to check his IdentI- and of similar age was found in City tax bill $885.04 each commumty. Using Its sales PublIc works 349.67 ty, then drove him to hiS work- Grosse Pointe Parks/recreation 76.02 Grosse Pointe Shores place, the Shell station at Mack price, we calculated its state equa- Public safety 43367 lized valuation and Its tax bIlls. Home price $164,800 General government 121.62 and Chalmers Only trouble is, Other 42568 Home price $229,000 Public works 141 61 they'd never seen the guy City tax bills are broken into five Parks/recreatIon 7080 categories: public safety or police before State valuation $82,400 School tax bill $3,752.45 General government 88.50 The cash register drawer, and fIre, public works, parks and State valuation $114,500 Other 15046 recreation, general government worth $200, turned out to belong InstructIOn 2,47073 to A.L Price The man said he'd and other. "Other" is a catch-all so City tax bill $1,435.41 Supportmg Services the bills add up 1,009 17 Village tax bill $1,860.63 found It lying on the sIdewalk Libraries 149.50 School tax bill $2,439.10 Public safety beside Sears The muniCIpal budgets are not 645.93 Debt 123.05 PublIc safety 688 43 So why did he tell the story? that easy to read. The "other" ca- Public works 37321 Public works 204 67 InstructIon 1,60598 "I knew he wouldn't beheve tegory represents bonded debt, Parks/recreation 71.77 Grosse Pointe Park Parks/recreatIon 5582 Supportmg SerVIces 65596 me because I didn't live around capItal Improvements, buildmg General government 200.96 General government 316 31 LibrarIes 97.18 here. " mamtenance, street improve- Other 143.54 Home price $133,900 Other 59540 Debt 7998 Fighting the good fight Sierra Club joins protest against incinerator Takmg part m a study of the long-term vascular comphca- By Nancy Parmenter tIons, approved and peflodlcally mmed that the state has a good tlOn can take actIOn. Budgetary ted by the plant IS a component of tions of diabetes at Henry Ford EnVironmentalists are gearIng audited by the EPA. Where stan- staff and the good Will to carry out constramts prevent the agency aCid ram Hospital IS Denise DesRosiers, up to fight the DetrOIt mcinerator dards for certain emiSSIOns have the program," he said "We try to from audltmg every proposal, but "I wonder what the people at a semor at South High The dis- m its proposed form A letter- been attamed, the EPA neverthe- allow for profeSSIOnal differences protest helps focus EPA atten- the Cultural Center are thmk- CIpline and time Involved wflting campaign IS under way less retams jUflSdiction in order 10 Judgment" tIon. 109?" Ruttmger said "There's a haven't done a thing to discour- and groups are urgmg their mem- to prevent slgmficant deteriora- A geographical pomt could be "Inasmuch as It'S gettmg a lot lot of talk about marble damage" age her bers to attend the April 9 hearmg tion, Van Mersbergen saId In both attained and non-attamed; of attention nght now, It'll get our She saId that while the museums "I've met a lot of neat people at the City-County BUilding such cases, the EPA delegates to that IS, standards could be met for attentIOn," Van Mersberger said are not located m the prevallmg and learned about my diabetes Last week the state chapter of the states the power to Implement some emiSSIOns and not for CItIzen groups representing wmd pattern. aCid fog could settle and how to keep It under con- the Sierra Club petItioned the En- federal regulations others For example, DetrOIt IS city reSIdents lIvmg near the pro- on the whole area surroundmg the trol," DesROSiers said. "It's vironmental Protection Agency to The EPA has JurisdICtion over conSIdered non-attamed for partI- posed faCIlIty, health mterests faCIlIty on days when the wmd espeCially Important to control invahdate the DetrOIt permit Its both attained and non-attamed culate and attamed for sulfur and the environment are ex- does not blo'W It now so I don't run mto com- March 21 letter asked the EPA re- areas, but m different ways In dioxide, Van Mersbergen saId pected to testify at the hearmg All of the groups are expected phcatlons later That's the gional admimstrator m Chicago Although he would not dISCUSS Stepha me Ruttinger of the Detroit whole thrust of the study." to ask that the mcmerator be to invalidate the permit because speCIfic responses to the SIerra Audubon SOCIetysaid that 10 addi- eqUIpped With the latest DesROSiers was the first per- of faIlure to comply With federal Club petitIOn, Van Mersbergen tIOn to the legitImate health con- son to enter the study She has technologIcal controls Piper of clean aIr standards lMichigan has a very agreed that If there IS In fact a cerns of the reSIdents m the path the SIerra Club Said that environ- partiCipated for two years and "Michigan has a very weak aIr VIOlation of the federal clean air of the prevailIng wmds, hydro- has eight to go She hopes that weak air pollution con- mental groups are not opposed to pollutIOn control law ," saId Sierra standards, the EPA admlmstra- chlOrIC aCid prOjected to be emlt- mcmerators as such and that they by controlling her blood glu- Club spokesman Denms Piper trol law . . .' cose level, she will avoid the are to be preferred over land- "The plant is located in a primary -Sierra Club spokesman fJ lis complicatIOns of untreated dia- non-attamment area for par- (Continued on Page SA) Special meeting "If we had our WIsh hst, we'd ticulates, ozone and carbon mo- 'Want recycling," Piper said, "but nOXide That's why we have to The MlChlgan Air PollutIon for all mtersted partIes to com- Control CommiSSIOn Will hold a ment on these Issues For addi- mcmeratmg IS the next best inside have car emISSIOn mspectIons " thmg .. Busmess 5A There are two ways the EPA the non-attamed areas, the EPA speCial meetmg on Wednesday, tional information regardmg Cable 17A may become mvolved in a local uses the audit to ensure that the Aprtl9, regardmg the proposed thiS meetmg, contact Gerald In a "ton on emi"'iion .. and inci- ClaSSifIed 5C pollutIOn situation, accordmg to state IS living up to its own rules waste.to-energy Incmerator to Avery, Air Quahty DIVISIon,De- nerator capacity that ran in the Enterta tnment 3, 4C Ronald Van Mersbergen of the In the attained areas, the EPA be constructed m DetrOIt near partment of Natural Resources, Gro" ..(' Pointe New.. two weeks Events 9A EPA's Chicago offIce New Source wants the state to enforce federal the intersection of 1-94and 1-75 P O. Box 30028, Lansmg, Mlch ago. the paper err('d in sa)'ing that Feature lOB Review section Both ways could rules and m such cases, it "comes The Issue ISthe degree of con- 48909 (Telephone. 517-373-702.1) thl" ()('troit incll1erator has a capa- Letters 6, 7A apply to Detroit Van Mersbergen down harder," accordmg to Van trol on the air pollutIon emis- The meetmg Will be at 7 p m cHy of 2.000 tons. The plant will Obituaries 15A would not say what the EPA's re- Mersbergen sIOns and the Impact of the m the 13th floor audItorIUm of have a design capacit) of 4,000tons Real estate 6B sponse to the petitIOn would be "In the area of judgment calls, emiSSIOns on public health and the City-County BUlldmg on and i.. expected to receive about Society 1-5B In non-attainment areas, the we defer to the state because our the environment Woodward at Jefferson 10 De- 3.300 tons. recycle some and ac- Sports 1,2, 12C state has its own pollution T'e!tllla- procedures have already deter- Opportunity Will be prOVIded troit tually burn 2.200 tons per da).

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Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 3, 1986 Grosse Pointe News Archer to speak April 15 (USPS 230-400) Recently appointed Michigan a rapid climb in the legal profes- Published eYery Thursday Supreme Court Justice Dennis Ar- sion and extensive Involvement in By Anteebo Publi.hen cher will speak on "The Michigan civic and charitable organizations. 96 Kercheval Avenue Supreme Court - My First Im- A past president of the State Bar GrolH POinte, MI 48236 pressIOns" at the League of of Michigan, the National Bar As- r-FRUHCUTLONGsii';1 Phone 882-6900 Women Voters of Grosse Pointe's \sociation and the Wolverme Bar Second Cia... PostOo9& pald at annual meeting Tuesday, April 15, Association, he is a partner with OelrOrl MIChigan at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, 655 the law firm Charfoos, Christensen Sublc"pbOf1 Ralas $15 pe, year • ,a milll $17 OlJI-oI stale Cook Road . and Archer. His associates point to Addr8$$ all Mall S ublc"pllOOS A native Detrolter, Archer hiS successful handling of difficult ROSES Ctlan9a 01 Add'8$$ Forms 3579lO 99 i i Kercneval Grosse POinte Farms reached the Supreme Court after cases and being active in both MlCh plaintiff and defense work as ex- The deadl"''' lor news copy IS Monday noon 10 ,nsure InseltKln cellent preparation for the $129~/coupon AU adver\I$Ing copy must be In the Supreme Court i ! News OffICe by 11 a m Tuesday Archer's present and past ciVIC I CASH. CARRY ONLY - EXPIRES 4mee I CORRECTIONS AND AD JUSTMENTS Responsobllily lor and community activities mclude ~!9h WiCCmore 'TraveC display and class""", adver1l$on9 er servmg on the board of directors of ror IS limited 10 enher a canc:ellatM>O the MichIgan Cancer Foundation, ~------~FULL SERVICE FLORISTS of the charge 10r Of a re-run 01 (he portIOn m errOl NotlllCallOn must be Metropolitan DetrOit Convention given In lime for correctIOn In the and Visitors Bureau, State Board :199FbHEH HIt 885 8510 Iollo-Nlng ISSue We assume no (;ROSSE P()I~l t - responsJblllly lor I he same aher the of Ethics, Legal Aid and Defenders IUSl insertIOn Association of Detroit and Detroit College of Law. He has also been active in many state and local po- htical campaigns. EATING FOR A SOCIal hour will begin at 5:30 pm. dmner at 6.15 pm, and the HEALTHYHEARTANDLWE speaker at 7 p m Cost of the din- ner is $15per person. Reservations A SEMINAR are accepted until April 8. The an- ON nual meeting will follow hiS talk; those interested m the League of LEIGH WILLMORE TRAVEL CHOLESTEROL AND FAT Women Voters are welcome to at- (FORMERLY WALLACE TRAVEL) A diet low of cholesterol and saturated fats has been tend For further mformation call Sue IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE ITS NEW shown to lower blood cholesterol and reduce the in- Reid, 775-3132, or Karen Opdyke, OWNERSHIP. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR cidence of heart disease. An informative program on Justice Dennis W. Archer 886-3078 VALUED PATRONAGE. OUR EXPERIENCED ways to reduce this cholesterol and fats in our diets will AND COMPETENT STAFF IS, AS ALWAYS, be presented on THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1986 at Saint Cappy named AMC president, CEO READY TO SERVICE ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS. John Hospital, Detroit. This program, sponsored by the Joseph E Cappy of Grosse SIty of Wisconsin He served as an Patient and Community Education Center will present POinte was elected president and officer in the U S Army Ms. Patricia Lynch, R.D. of the Nutrition Services chief executive officer of 377 Fisher • Grosse Pointe • 48230 AmerICan Motors March 21 He Department as guest speaker. The program will be held had served for nine months as ex- from 7:00-9:00 P.M. in the Hospital Auditorium. A $3.00 ecutive vice president and chief op- (313) 886-8805 charge is requested and reservations are necessary, erating officer please call 343.3870 for information and to register. Cappy JOined American Motors in 1982 as vice president of the marketing group. He became ex- PATIENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION ecutive vice president of opera- SAINT JOHN HOSPITAL hons in June 1985, was elected to 22101 MOROSS the board of directors In Septem- DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48236 343-3870 ber and moved up to chief IIHospital operatmg offlcer In December He came to AmerIcan Motors , ,;, 2'-1>.> ,,1',;r-.r€f 1~ "t ~."; •~ """ from the Ford Motor Co., where he t, worked for 26 years In a variety of :1 financial, sales and marketing positions in the light truck and' Sperry Top..Sider.~ r~ Lincoln.Mercury divisions Cappy went to Ford as a college trainee ,~ He was born m Chicago and For over years the , earned a bachelor of business ad- 50 We'll give you the high quality '" ministration degree in accounting 14 and marketmg from the Univer- Joseph E. Cappy processing you want lor your f:' precIous color pnnts Bflng In your most practIcal shoe f St. John refinances bond issue KODACOLOR VR Film today and ~) III It ask us lor quality color processing ,~ In a move that should save 81. rating services. "b~Cl~il<"$ OWr'HaC'Gef br'illtaht onwate:& «> John Hospital approximately $61 The original bond Issue was 10- results tor all your favortte pictures million over the next 24 years, the sured by FHA, resulting in an AAA Hurry! Offer runs hospital has refinanced the rating, and had an average yield of March 30 through April 19 ,. balance of a $111million bond issue 10 98percent. The new bond issue, through the Michigan State totaling $109,625,000, yields an Photos not shown actual size Hospital Finance Authority, ac- average 8.89 percent and is "A" cording to Timothy Grajewski, rated by both bond rating services. treasw-er and senior vice president Primarily, the savings to the of the St. Clair Health Corporation. hospital are due to lower interest $1 off 12 and 15 expo ~ The origmal bond issues were rates and elimination of the FHA ~) necessary to fund construction of insw-ance premium Additionally, A the hospital's concentrated care FHA bond covenants and stip ula- $2 off 24 expo __/ building, parking deck and renova- tions are no longer required for tions in the existing building. these new bonds, thus saving the $3 off 36 expo Heavy A favorable tax-exempt market, hospital additional costs. 1 lower interest rates and promIsing Those people holding the 1982 ~ growth withm 8t John Hospital bonds Will not be affected by ad- .. and St. Clair Health Corporation vance refunding until 1992,the first ~ allowed the hospital to obtain its call date in the original issue See how good your prints ~~ own credit ratmg through Moody The bonds were sold in four can really be ... Ask for .l and Standard and Poors bond hours after they were issued quality processing by Kodak. '4, BARPER WOODS SEWER COMMUNITY CEnD 19748Harper Ave. TROUBLE? Harper Woods. Mi. 48225 call Telephone 343-2566 ttiJlt t\t.:1i ~ AvaIlable for all your catenng and banquet PlUMBING 'ttE ATilt' P'UltU~UujU(U

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Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Libraries to be honored next week By Mike Andrzejczyk tiona 1 Library Week with an ap- added a number of new services, One only has to wa tch the re- pearance by children's book auth- including time rental on micro- ception desk of the Central Library or and illustrator Trinka Hakes computers, compact diSC record- for a few minutes to see that lib- Noble, who will come to the Cen- ings and videotapes avaIlable not ranes aren't just places to store tral Library at 4 p.m. after visits at the Woods and Park branches, books. to three elementary schools. The Hanson says. BeSides mamtam- Patrons may rent video casset- Friends of the Library recently mg its collectIOns, the hbrary sys- tes, compact disc recordings, rec- purchased a piece of origmal art tem has added another data base ords, magazines and tools or ask from Noble's book, "Apple Tree search serVice, Vutext, which al- for mformation about art rentals. Christmas. " lows patrons to search 18 major There are opportumties to use A Volunteer Recognition Tea newspapers for mformatlOn on microcomputers, microfilm and Will be held at Central Library any topic The hbrary already has microfiche readers and access Wednesday, April 9, at 3 pm access to 200 data bases Dow Jones stock mformatlon. Coordinator for the event IS InformatIon comes to the hb- .'Libraries are a commumty re- Blame Morrow, chief of child- rary In the form of meetmgs and source . where people may ren's services. The receptIOn will speakers In the past year, speak- come to gam a sense of place," feature refreshments and certifi- ers like Ford family biographer said Dr Charles Hanson, director cates of recognition as the library Robert Lacey and gourmet cook of hbrarIes In Grosse POinte "It's honors volunteers from all three Charity Suczek have spoken Important to know that this IS branches Groups lIke the Grosse POinte their place " On Saturday, AprIl 12, the Cen- chapter of MIChIgan ASSOCiatIOn Next week might be a good time tral Library Will hold a Used Book of Children and Adults With to Visit the hbrary, since April 7 Sale on the terrace Used book Learmng Dlsablhhes use the up- opens National Library Week. It's sales serve a good purpose by per level of the hbrary to meet also a good time to talk about "weeding" the libranes' collec- Also m the past year, a study lIbranes m general. Hanson savs tions, allowing them to keep cur- was conducted to con<;](ier the Public hbraries serve many rent, according to Hanson computerization of the publIc and functions, bemg places for lel- Hanson ISnearmg hiS first anni- school hbranes It's hoped ap- sure-hme readIng, acting as a re- versary of taking the directorship proval wl1l come m the coming source center for those needing of the three-branch pubhc hbrary budget year to begm the first Tara Chevalier and David Guaresimo are in the foreground. Back row, from left, are Katie Hutton mformatlOn, and bemg a place for system and school hbranes phase of the program, Hanson as Michelangelo, Jamie Dishman, Katie West, Evan Tanner and Christopher Frey .who rou~d out groups to meet, he says But pub- There was the need to adjust to says Monteith's "Great Art lives" Olympics of the Mind team which competed recently In the reglonals hc hbrarIes are only part of the the Job because it covered the The School PublIc Information at Chippewa Valley High School. complete hbrary picture, which school and public libraries, but Network, SPIN, Will mean puttmg mcludes school and special infor- the last year has been a good one the high schools' mformatlOn col- mation centers. of the library ,system lections into a machme-readable Four teams head to state competition Grosse Pomte Will kick off Na- In the past year, the library has form so the pubhc hbranes WIll Four Grosse Pomte teams wtll Rhodes, captured fourth place In Statecznv have access, Hanson says Access travel to Central Michigan Uni- a field of 35 DiviSIOn 1 history The school's hfth-grdde history to mformation and servIce are the versity Saturday, April 26, as teams With a humorous look at team was made up of Dean Balel- keys to what hbranes are, he Couple conned out of $80 fmahsts In the Olympics of the Newton dlscovermg gravity rak, Amanda Bro\'. n, Stephen adds An older Grosse Pomte Woods pie. Older people are partIcular- Mmd state competition Teams Team members were Jenna Nut- Czerkls, Bnan DUignan. Lisa couple were tncked into allow- ly vunerable. Also dunng the next year, hb- from three of the four local tel', Adam Rhodes, Jordan White, Gnppl, Amanda Litchfield and Margaret Schuch mg three fast-talkmg men into "Some people just aren't ranes will continue work on two schools were among the 50 teams Maureen Ryan, Peter Spencer, The Idea of academIC 01) mplc::, their home last month. The men strong enough to tell them to go committees related to the com- to beat out 158 contenders m the Chnstopher MacKechme and John was mtroduced by C Samuel took $80from the residence, but away or shut a door in their puterizatIon program The work regIOnal competItion held recent- Hill. did not harm the couple face. They are not used to deal- of the policies and procedures ly. Jane Nutter coordinated the Mlklus, a New Jersey ll1du::.tfldl According to Woods police, ing with an aggressive double- committee Will determme Just The 11 seven-member teams four.team effort at Defer arts teacher who sought to further three men came to the home talker. Once they get in - it's how collections Will be shared and from MonteIth, Marie, Pierce and Maire's Technocrats team academiC achievement through allegedly to check on a base- all over." other issues, Hanson says Defer schools were judged on came in fifth out of 23 DIVision 1 competitIOn Teams are com- creative preparatIOn of their technocrat teams and Pierce took posed of seven members \\ho ment waterproofing job that a Their method is to separate And, as always, the hbrary Will fictitious company had per- the people, Albrecht said. Then chosen problems as well as ex- home a first place in the DiVISIOn compete for POints m long-term continue to work to strengthen temporaneous problem-solving. 2 technocrats, beating out all 12 and spontaneous problem- formed several years ago. one of the men asks to use a and bul1d its collection There are Woods Officer John Albrecht restroom and begins looking Two of Defer's four teams competitors. solving now about 65,000 volumes in the made the cut for the regionals. Monteith's teams presented PreparatIOns begm m Decem said the couple, confused by the through the home. library, not large as collections fast-talking men, "unfortunate- "Neighbors can be especially Structures . Bridging The Gap their long-term problem solutions ber and emphaSize creative solu- go, but straining the seams of the took second place out of 13 Divi- Friday evening, March 21, and tions and teamwork Students ly let them in." The men helpful in this situation," he building, he adds. Additions of sIOn 1 structures teams, with a short.term problems Saturday, write, deSIgn, construct and re- separated the couple by taking said. "If you see someone who services require some shifting the wife downstairs to examine balsa wood structure that held 55 March 22. The school's Great Art hearse their program::. under the looks like they don't belon~ around to accommodate the extra Lives team was made up of third- the foundation and keeping the there, call the neighbor and as pounds. Team members Amy eyes of parent coache., space demands. graders Evan Tanner, Tara "To work as a tCdm member husband upstairs. them if everything is all right Buckler, Mitchell Romano, Rob- Chevalier, Katie Hutton, Chris with SIX other kids Isn't al\\av~ One man apparently went Or call the police. You look out The library Will also look to fill bIe Sharrow, Cindy Hernandez, Frey and fourth-graders Jamie easy, but we learned how," through the house looking for for them, and hopefully, they a vacancy at North High Scho,ol Terrence Campagna, Debbie ac- Dishman, David Guaresimo and cordmg to fifth-grader Balclrak items to steal. When the wife look out for you." this year, Hanson says. It Will Rimbo and John Ganshert were Katie West. "It was fun bemg able to compete was asked where she ke~t her He says the de£artment is not also continue to look at the addi- coached by parents Jan Cam- Monteith's technocrats team Ill- agamst many other t~am::. . money to give the men c ange trying to alarm e community, tion of computer software. pagna, Rick Rumon and Robb eluded fourth-graders Rob First place wmners of the ::.tatc for a $100 bill, she convinced but to be on the lookout for tl\ese "We are a cradle-to-grave instI- Sharrow Jan Campagna also served as chief judge for Division Dallaire, Michael Kim and Gret- competitIon Will travel to Flag- him there was none in the type of con men. tution," Hanson says. "We brmg 1 and 2 history competitIon. chen Sazama and third-graders staff, Arlz , May 28 to :~()to take house. Apparently one of the in children at a very early age "If someone offers you some- History.. The Way It Was, Courtney Elrod, Robb Bigelow. part in "OlympICS 01 The :\lmd thing for nothing," he said, and stay with them throughout other men found an evelope coached by Karen Hill and Linda Chris Georgandelhs and Michele World CompetItIOn .. I Wlth $8(} in4~whklfWa8'nU55- "that should be your first clue. : their hves, servmg their needs" I ing aftef they left. Don't let anyone into your home I Albreaht said this ty~e of con you don't know. Basically, exer- I operation IS commonp ace this cising good common sense will time of year, help avoid problems." "Some communitIes are hit Albrecht says anyone wanting harder than others," Albrecht information about forming a said "These type of people play neighborhood watch, should call HERE'S HOW YOU on the gullibility or greed of pea- him at 343-2410. - Peter A Salinas CAN SAVE MONEY. AND MAYBE Learn How Easy Banking Can Be! ,:."r~~SAVE YOUR LIFE. With NBD's 24-Hour Banker Card, you can bank at your convenience. 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Again thiS year, PROJECT.HEALTH-O-RAMA gives you free health tests at over 100 locations throughout eight counties-tests that would otherwise cost you up to 5150.00dollars For Just 5800 dollars you can get an Important blood panel of tests that would have cost you up to 580 00 dollars It syour best health bargain around, and thanks to DE BARY TRAVEL the efforts of over 8,000 volunteers, more people than ever now have thiS life-saVing chance to PRESENTS discover and treat health condltrons before they become medical problems. Bargf.' Cruise September 18-28 For the locations nearest you and specral tests available at selected Sites,call the <;eptember•18 Departure from DetrOit to Pans PROJECT:HEALTH-O-RAMA HOTLINE, 559-6120 Seplember 19 TII-o n1ghls Accommodahon m ParIs Seplember 21 TGV Train to Monlpelher and embarkatIon on the ANJODI Barge Monday through Friday, 10 AM-3 PM September 27 We complele our MidI Canal crUlse and return by tram to Pans September 2S Fhght back to U S Many sites Will offer one or more Of the follOWing free speCial tests Hearing, pap tests pulmonary function medication counseling, J"cllldes all trans!prs 3 nlRnt.s aceommooalron ,n Peru Irar" tickets on t~~ Bullf."t trQln and rpcl'p Sicklecell nutrition counseling oral/dental screening breast twn In a Pa"",a" Ham~ r~r"rn triP to D~lrolr/Par15 $2.68i.00 per person. self.examlnatlon instruction skin cancer screening pOdiatry prostate/testicular cancer Rhine Cruise July 30 to August 13 Jul) 30 Departure from DetrOIt to Brussels Juh 31 Sightseeing m Brussels and dmner m a pTlvate home August I VISIt of Antwerp and Mechelen Diamond Center and Deutch pamtlngs Drtnks In 9 pTlvate home August 2 Deluxe motor coach transfer from BelgIUm to SWitzerland August 3 RHINE CRUISE on the luxurIOus URSULA II to August 9 CHANNEL(i} ACTIONNEWS Augu~t 9 From Amsterdam by bus to Paris August 10 SIghtseeing Parts and VISit of Monnet Garden SCienceEdItor Jerry HOdak and II August 12 Departure from ParIs to Brussels by train Accommodation In country country Augllst 13 Flight back to U S 'ncludlnR all transfer-Ii 3 "Ighas in Belgium 8 days crul'ln, With all meal. J luncheon 1 dinner ,n pmal. hom~ I dlnn., 'n ParIS 2 nlgM. In Pari. on Ie/! ban~ loclng t~e Seine River +(0) CD $2.380.00 per person. ~~e 'Based on double occupancy Price effective March 31 1986 BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD WXYl.TY UNITED HEALTH OF MICHIGAN RUSSIA A'ID SCANDIN AVIA Aug 16 to Sept 3, few spaces shll available ABC IN DETROIT ORGANIZATION PLFASF COME /'1 FOR HL DETAILS AND TO LOOK AT OUR PICTURE ALBUM 319 Fisher Rd cor Maumee Grosse Pomte . Tel 881-3747

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Page Four.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thu~day, April3, 1986 Illusion and medicine - a magical mix REMODELING? By Peter A. Salinas 'lth Airborne DIVIsion durmg THINK PRICE. Robert Cooper has a couple ..vorld War II." gifts. HIS first photography Job came THINK QUALlT't. First, and probably most Im- in the early 19508with Ross Roy, portantly, he can make peop!e Inc , an adverli!>mg agency He THINK LETO BLDG. CO. smile That's a key to success In worked on trammg manuals for any busmess, but gathermg the first UOlted States atomic Why wait? Call now. laughter and making bunmes ap- submarine pear or a bouquet of flowers Cooper left Ross Roy to become ADDITIONS • DORMERS blossom from thlll air - well, It's assistant chief of photography for Just a wlnnmg combmatlOn Henry Ford Hospital's REC ROOMS • KITCHENS He's also a medical photog- photography section 10 1955 ROOFING AND SIDING rapher and when asked for "Medical photographer!' take photographs of a badly beaten photos of patient surgeries, new child or as a surgeon cuts mto an techmques, mstrument trays and eye to perform some minor prepare presentatIOns for on- miracle, Cooper's eyes are as un- gomg educatIOn for doctors," he ~~r2NGco S~~RE flinching as the camera lens he said "All child-abuse or spouse- stands behmd abuse cases must be photograph- A medical photographer for 32 ed " years, Cooper has enjoyed magic Cooper resigned from Ford SI. Clair Pharmacy II since he was a student at Trombly Hospital m 1963and spent the next and Pierce elementary schools 1712 years with Smal Hospital of Announces Afler-Boun Service HIs father would take him to an DetrOit He established ItS eastside DetrOIt novelty and graphiC arts department 365 Days A Year magIC shop, where Cooper would "1 was mVIted to St John Hospi- learn sleight of hand and Illusion tal by Dr Robert Burke, director Al 58 Cooptl haJ tv ~lvw d01\o11 of mcdic~l! cduc~tlon, In In79," he St. Clair Pharmacy II for a whlle He was a patient said of hIS next career move The lifelong Woods resident performs a magic trick at a child- Concentrated Care BUlldmg recently In the very 51. John "At full steam we're making ren's birthday party held recently in the Farms. The children are, 22101 Moross Road Hospital operating room where he 500 shdes a week," Cooper said from left, leigh Anne Sorge, Richard Dubay and David Dubay. Delrolt, MIChigan 48236 photographs surgeries for a "Every noon hour a conference IS (313) 343.4720 IIvmg held on various medICal tOPiCS Focusmg the audIence's atten- magiCian's tuxedo with top hat 4 PM • 12 Mlcblight He had to take SIX weeks off We prepare the slides and tIOn away from the actIon that and cane IS an eye-catching 7 Days A Week from work, which meant he had to graphiCS for these conferences" makes a trick work and usmg the highlight of the room. cancel hiS magic shows for two Working m surgery while dress- angles to hiS advantage are tools "The room ISkmd of a tribute to months But that was dUring the ed In scrubs and toting a camera of hiS trade James," said the reflectIve St. Clalr PbUllUlCY winter, and now that he has poses some unique problems father "Jim was very Involved One entire upstaIrs room of hiS St Clair ProfeSSional BuIlding recuperated, he IS back at work "ObVIOusly space IS a con- With magic home IS fIlled WIth the phySICal and makmg his rabbits, Nip and cern," he noted "We have to "I do shows for adults and ciVIC 22151 Moross Road tools. The colorful magic supplIes Tuck, dIsappear make sure and keep out of the assocIations and birthday partIes. Affiliated DetrOlt, MichIgan 48236 fill the floor-to-celling shelves Cooper has always been mter- way of the doctors and we get only My act IS a cross between magIC (313) 343 3776 WIth the eqUipment he and hiS Health Services ested 10 photography, but he one chance to get the pictures - and humor" llIoada, Ibra Frida, 9AM• 6P. could have become a farmer so each one has to be perfect late son, James collected over the years For mstance. whIle havmg two Salurdays 911. - 2P. "My parents owned an lOvest- "I did famt once when I first assistants tug on a rope durmg a ment farm m Canada near Grosse started It was an eye surgery and HIS son dIed suddenly whIle a trick he says, "ThIS is great, a lie," he said, "but It never r,eally I keeled rIght over I haven't student at Grosse Pomte North rope trick With a couple of Jerks" MEDICAL EXCELLENCE AND HUMAN UNDERSTANDING appealed to me I have enjoyed fainted since" High School In 1982 He was very The scissors he has the assistants photography ever since I was a He says the focus of hiS shots mterested In magIC and had the use won't open, another pair kid My father was an amateur must be sharp and angles are Im- stage name of Fennimore the won't close and a third paIr has photographer, and I took photos portant - techmques that are Great only one blade He jokes with his as a paratrooper with the Army's also useful WIth hiS magIC A large portrait of James In hIS audIence throughout the show, al- ways throwmg In a running gag 4 whIle performing his act. One of his props Includes a WE HAVE THEM! large stethoscope With a plunger CHILDRENS REEBOKS! attached which can be used by "doctors or plumbers, they both SIZES 1-3 $34.95 make a lot of money " SIZES 31/2-6 $35.95 NIp and Tuck, the magic rab- bitS, roam through the house as famdy pets. He pulled Tuck from a redwood container that had been empty just a moment earlier for a wide-eyed reporter. "I have a sign on my station wagon that says, 'Caution: Bun- - ..... - -~ mes on Board,' and another that says, 'MagiCIan, I brake for rab- bItS' " Always m search of new gags f No one plays harder and magic, Cooper still drives 'l' over to the same eastside magic I than kias~1a'., shop he VIsited WIth hIS father. . '> Cooper likes to take nature When kids play m Reebok, they're playmg m comfortable, photos, and hopes to pursue more durable, long-lasting shoes. Reebok shoes are made rug- of that and hIS magIC when he ged With non-markmg outsoles for rough 'n tumble kids rebl'es on the grow. And he has been very active in the community He was a Woods publIc safety auxIliary officer from 1963 through 1967 and does a benefIt magIC show from tIme to bme Asked If he uses hIS photog- raphy to take weddIng photos, he SINCE 1900 Robert Cooper, holding the camera, photographs a surgical team at St. John Hospital. He has been said he never had KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR. GROSSE POINTE "WeddIngs?" he saId. "No, I a medical photographer for 32 years. During his spare time he is a magician and performs shows Open Thund(j)' El el)lugs III 9 00 only do honeynloons " throughout the area. MASTERCARD 882-3670 VISA Jefferson Beach Marina's FRENCH AT AGE 3? Sure, \\'hy not? The French children learn English in their Montessori preschools Hurry in for the at age 3. How about music, art, physical education, environmental science, drama best values afloat! and movement? All of these subjects are taken by the 2Y2 to 5 year olds at The 17' Larson 21' Wellcraft Elite Grosse Pointe Academy Early School along with the full Montessori curriculum for 1''1 <.1-" Bow Rider 1984228 I 0 Tra ler Fu C lG82 r6u I 0 Sh ,jJ "'..:. Eal'ly Childhood Education. This includes Practical Life Exercises, Sensorial 1985 Wel Eoo ppe" $17,900.00 $17,900.00 $7,900.00 Materials and the Academic Materials including reading, mathematics and 21' Wellcraft Elite 25' Wellcraft 250 XL geography. 18' Century 2,000 LX 198:1CU1f'y ?28 I 0 "-all.)om E~t1au~ (jBJ 198 I 0 Tr:tl €:r $14,500.00 Yes, there is an opportunity for Grosse Pointe Academy Early School students to $19,900.00 work with an Apple lIe computer and software. But frankly. our students are so $11,900.00 25' Wellcraft 18' Power Play 22' Larson V220 Aft Cabin involved in the unique cycle of learning that the Montessori classroom offers, that ')85 "7C (\ T 1 l lQ8J 00 0 ... r ,( the computer is simply another fascinating option. Steven Jobs' contribution to Bpllf'f Trar tu. 'l Tr) c $23,900.00 $15,900.00 $23,900.00 American education only takes its place alongside the Pink Tower, the thousand 22' Wellcraft 26' Wellcraft Nova II chain, dressing frames, the smelling jars. the sound boxes, bells, the Geometric 19' Weltcraft185 Sun Cruiser ,s.. T ~J !"''' (H '1 E I'" Bo....R dp Tn er V € 0 197q ,gA DC f1n Ha ..... Solids, the cylinder blocks and the sandpaper letters. The computer takes a back $12,900.00 $14,900.00 $33,900.00 seat to the Movable Alphabet where our 4 and 5 year olds, and occasionally a 3 19' Wellcraft 22' Chris Craft 29' Wellcraft year old, start to spell, to read, and to study phonics or the numerals and counters, American 192 Scorpion LS Suncruiser teen boards or golden bead material where number concepts, addition, subtraction 1Q8C, l4r1 0 II 'I,lc. C r't1y IQ?4)F.OIO ..,,~~ and multiplication are introduced. $11,500.00 $19,900.00 $37,900.00 Good schools know there are periods of intense fascination during which 2 to 6 20' Century CUddy 23' Wellcraft 32' TrOjan F.32 year olds learn a particular concept or skill, such as putting items in order, counting ,QAl ?28 ~0 T" M, n To l <;1 Nova XL T-225H P. $11,900.00 , .,.... '~<' (\ t T t I 01' }'eading. It is easier for a child to leanl a particular skill during the corre:-)ponding sensitive period than at any other time in his or her life. The Early 19' Wellcraft $19,900.00 $52,500.00 196CUddy 34' Sea Ray S/F/S School progTam takes advantage of this by allowing each child the opportunity (and l'vn 1'18 I 0 ( Ir c;,c To ~~Cl'l Featuring Mercruiser qr.. (I I' ~ " C)t>( with the tf'acher's g-uidance) to select individual activities which correspond to the Sf..rn Drives and Inboard Power $89,500.00 child's own periods of interest. Is your child missing out on the best possible education? ExplOl'e the Montessori education program at The Grosse Pointe Academy Early School. The Grosse Pointe Academy Come See How Good a School Can Be! JBM-WEST JBM-EAST 23080 Telegraph Road 24400 E Jeffer50n Aile Call Mrs, Molly McDermott at 9 Mile Road Southfield SI Clair Shores Director of Admissions 355.3070 778.7600 l for more information or a personal tour - 886-1221 ¥Up .. •• W4'0# 4 ......

Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-A Business

growth of leisure and lifestyle marketing opportunities for busI- ness today The group's capabIl- Ities will include research, crea- 'VllLAGE.MARKET Endler is hospital vp tIOn, marketmg, publicizing and Gerhard C. Implementation of events such as 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Endler, M.D., of concerts, sports and conventions. the Woods has Cusmano was previously the been named special events dIrector at Detroit vice presIdent Renaissance and WIll contmue for medical af- her duties as a vICe president at "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" fairs at Hutzel Franco Hospital. He fine Announcing . Kamran Mog- will act as DAILY 8 7 PRICES IN EFFECT halson to the hissi, M D., of the Shores has been wines a.m •. p.m. elected secretary-treasurer for APRIL 3rd, 4th & 5th C Ie 0 staff and Willbe responSI- liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. ble for quahty assurance, utiliza- the Hutzel Hospital medical staff tion review and management HIs term wl1Ilast two years, dur- Endler WIllalso continue as chief 109 which he WIllcontmue as as- of anesthesIOlogy at the hospital sistant chief of obstetncs and GROUND CHUCK gynecology and chief of reproduc- $ Endler is a graduate of the Um- 6 versity of Vienna and took his tive endocrmology and mfertlhty HAMBURGER The Hon Joseph B. Sullivan 95 specialty training at Englewood Hospital in Chicago and at Henry of the Park has been appolOted to PATTIES Ford Hospital in DetroIt the First District Court of Ap- peals tor a one-year term 4 to a lb. or 3 to a lb. Carol Whitehead of the Park has BOSTON'S FINEST Gordon starts been recognized for sales excel- Noadditiviesor preservatives 5 LB. BAG consulting firm lence with Masters Level sales at FRESH Steven S. Gor- Roy O'Bnen Ford, Inc . don of the Chopp's Rustic Lawn Furniture ~_~ OUROWN SCROD $298 Woods has es- on Nine Mile Road IScelebratmg LB. tabhshed a con- ItS 40th year m business FILLETS suiting firm, McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors, Inc. has honored several mem- '" ~_rRANCH STYLE Gordon & bers of its staff, all Pomte resl- $1 49 SALMON L B. Assoc, special- dents, for sigmficant sales: John $39 8 Izing In mergers D. Hoben Jr., sales in excess of $6 ~~~ V SLICED BACON LB. STEAKS and acquisItions million, William G. Adlhoch, and marketing more than $5 million; Nina LAROE He recently re- Foster, $25 mllllon; Dianne Sand- MEATY tire as chairman, president and ers, $2million, Dottie Allen, Mau- SEA chief executive officer of Repub- reen Allison, Mary Daas and hc Automotive Parts, Inc., an Marianne Davies, more than $1 SCALLOPS automotive replacement parts h '11' distributor He was instrumental milllon each . Anot er mi IOn- in redirecting Republic's strategy dollar salesperson is Cindy Hill of Borland Johnson Assoc toward specializmg marketing Walter B. Ford II is a recipient of and dIstribution. the Patron of the Arts award Cusmano heads gIVen by the Arts Foundation of agency group Michigan for outstandmg service FRESH, lEAN, 80NE1ESS to the state m support of the arts J. Joyce Cusmano of Grosse. Former Pointer Donald Pointe will head the newly formed McKee has been appomted asso- special events group at Anthony ciate director of technology appli- ~BEEF NEW LOWER PRICES M. Franco, Inc. The new group cations for Martin Manetta Corp $1 has been created to address the - Nancy Parmenter 98 MACARONI & CHEESE 8ge LB. Shine is speaker at awards banquet STEW SPINACH SOUFFLE 8ge Neal Shine, columnist and tinguished Alumnus Award WIll DOUBLE CHEESE PIZZA $1.89 senior managing editor for the be Mark Mehall of Blrmmgham, Detroit Free Press and a Grosse an audit partner in the DetrOit of- ,-- ...~~PORK Pointe resident, will be the key- fice of Arthur Andersen & Com- $2 LEAN CUISINE note speaker at the Sixth annual pany. Mehall is being honored for 97 GLAZED CHICKEN $1.89 Recognition and Awards Banquet his contnbutIOns to Wayne State of the Wayne State University University and the commumty ~~~tENDERLOIN LB. School of Business Administra- The banquet WIll open with a BREYERS tion Alumni Association cocktail hour at 6'15 P m with Shine will talk on "'there's dmner scheduled for 7' 30 P m ICE CREAM Business ... and Then There's Reservations are $20 per person. Business," Friday, April 11, at Further mformatIOn may be ob- ALL FLAVORS the Troy Hilton Inn. tained by callmg Gary ReggIO at VEAL Receiving the school's 1986Dis- , 577-4472. $229'h GAL. Choices PATTIES SPACK Y2 liter bottles of Pat Reynolds PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, MT DEW The League Shop Alexander & Hornung Natural Casing HOT DOGS $198.... PEPSI FREE, DIET FREE, SLICE REGI & DIET Book ...... lacocca .!MiiERNORS REG. & DIET Actor...... Alan AIda Actress ...... Grace Kelly Movie ...... South Pacific TAKE 'N' BAKE ~ $1RGOOS941'I8& Play ...... Chorus Line BONELESS 1V show M'A'S'H +DEP. Newscaster . . Walter CronkIte I~." Magazine...... Working Woman COKE, TAB, DIET COKE, CAF. FREE, SQUIRT Columnist ...... Erma Bombeck L B. Newspaper...... New York T,mes ~:~~N$19 8 DIET SQUIRT, SUNKIST, CAF. FREE DIET Music ...... All SUPREME DR PEPPER, SUGAR FREE DR. PEPPER Entertainer...... Neil DIamond Pet or Animal ...... Siamese cat With pineapple, ham & slivered almonds NEW CHERRY COKE Sport...... Hockey BONELESS Athlete ...... GordIe Howe 6 PACK CANS Pro Team ...... Detroit Red Wings Most Admired Person.. . Mother Teresa CHICKEN CORDON BLEU Flower. Sweet peas With chopped ham & swiss cheese Color...... Red Vacation Spot...... ClzarlevOlx Favorite Food ...... Potatoes MARLA CARE BEARS Favorite Drmk ...... Vodka and tome SWISS Restaurant . . . , . .. '" .. Tavern-on-the-Green ICE CREAM Song ...... Some Enchanted Evenrng CHEESE 3 pint pale Relaxation or Hobby...... Working In the garden 29 WHILE $2 LB. SUPPLY LASTS \ FARM FRESH V, FRUIT & VEGETABLES brqont LOUISJADOT BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGE CALIFORNIA $1 49 99750ML CAULIFLOWER. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EACH $3 MACON BLANC VILLAGE CALIFORNIA 69C 1l"c)~IJc)!; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EACH 99750ML • UP TO 10.5 S.E.E.R ..$4 • 5 YEAlt WARRAIITY 011 LAROE 18S,ZE COMPRESSOR IIIClUDIIIG LABOR $159 PETRI BY FLAME FURIIACE ~NTIlLOUPE •••••••••••••••••••••• EACH RHINE WINE • 2 YEARS OF FREE SERVICE Purc~lSe I Mo«el ~ Ill« • 2 YEARS PARTS WARRAlfTY BY Bryln, will PlY yoUI hlglleSt 993L1TER mon'hl Electric 81111 FLAME FURIIACE ~"H 28C $2 GREEN CABBAGE • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LB. WHILE SUPPL Y LASTS NATURAL $239 INGLENOOK IlPPLE CIIJER • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • GAL. VINTAGE CHABLIS & BURGUNDY 69 'DAHO 33C $3 1.5 LITER BAKING POTIlTOES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • LI. SAVE $4.00 EACH

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Moving across the street We Americans are a mobile people and so It 1985 of the huge elm around which founder: usually is no big deal when we move. During Robert B. Edgar had designed the paper's our hfetimes most of us move often because of third headquarters, the building had no longer the demands of our jobs, our Interests, our felt like home and it was increasingly inade- famihes and our personal needs But settling quate So the old building will not be missed all into new jobs, new homes and new com- that much munities can be both exciting and frustrating The new building is not only larger and For the staff of the Grosse POinte News, roomier, it smells better Like a new car. a however, the move across the street last week- new building offers an odor all its own It end was chIefly exciting, although some thU1g~ smells new and clean The lighting IS greatly were mIslaid and a few others misfiled The Improved, new furniture and equipment add to

WHEN iHE JU~~~v~ move to the newspaper's fourth home was car- the feeling of modernity and the design both in- fled out expeditiously with the staff joming the side and out contribute to the attractiveness of ME ~.sro~ profeSSIOnals in luggmg their personal belong- the building. mgs and their office eqUIpment across the street. A festive air permeated the operation. In the end, of course, the community will BU~G~MV. The move was dictated by the fact the News benefit only If the News now achieves its aim SImply outgrew Its old bUIlding and facilities of becoming a better newspaper. That means With more space and improved technology, not only improved content in both news and the newspaper will be able to better serve ItS advertising but also improved service to the readers and customers. With the new capablh- people and businesses of the Pointes. The third ties, the staff will be able to produce a better generation of the Edgar family that now oper- product for both readers and advertisers ates the paper has pledged to continue its in- There IS some nostalgia involved even in a dependent ownership - which also ought to be move across the street. But since the death in good news for the entire community Our readers sa~ Going down the drain League supports clean air act To the Editor: aCid, heavy metals or chlorinated federal (and state) Clean Air Act. Democratic leaders in Wayne County finally Mack, chairman of the board's Public Ser- The League of Women Voters of orgamcs It opposes any retreat from the are beginning to join the campaign to elimi- VIces Committee, are trying to persuade the Grosse Pointe is deeply concern- It seems that the permit public health and environmental nate the elected Wayne County Dram Com- county board to put the abolitIOn questIOn on ed about the DetrOIt waste-to-en granted does not meet the provisions of the Clean Air Act. the ballot this year Mayor McNamara says he ergy Incinerator which IS to be rnlllimum reqUirements of the The League of Women Voters of missioner's office. built on a 17-acre site at the Junc- federal or Michigan Clean Air Grosse Pointe urges that the in- It is no secret that the Charter Commission IS takmg over the petition campaign abandon- tion of 1-94and 1-75 Ads Since our DetrOit metro- cinerator technology be re- which drafted the charter favored abolitIOn of ed by the present county executive, William We support the concept of all In- politan area IS a "pnmary non- evaluated m view of the new in- the drain commIssIOn's job and its merger into Lucas, who still favors the elimination of the cmerator and co-generatIOn to attamment area" for par- formation, to make sure that the public works department. But Dram Com- office, however. One way or another, the produce energy from waste. How- ticulates, ozone and carbon mon- these standards are met. missioner Charles Youngblood exercIsed prospects appear to be good that the people will ever, since the permIt was Issued OXide, (aIr pollution exceeds We encourage citizens to attend enough politIcal muscle to keep the elective of- have a chance to vote on abolition this year. In November 1984, information federal standards), the federal the public hearing on this ques- fice in the charter's fmal draft, despite the The county drain commissioner's job is an has come to light that better, act requires the air dIscharge tion to be held by the Michigan recognition of the need for change. anomaly in this day and age. That is especially state-of-the-art technology I~ permit to reflect emission limita- Air Pollution Control Commis- Now, however, at least two of the leadmg true now that the country has an elected ex- available which would greatly re- tions eqUivalent to the lowest SIOn,which issued the permit, at 7 duce the emiSSIOnsof vanous pol- achievable emiSSIOnrate. candidates for cOijl1ty e~ecutive, ..~~hn Hertel ecutive whois trying to mind the store of coun- p.p} Wednesday, April 9, In the lutants ,I • J~e,q.J~ concerned not only for 13th f]~r auditorium. of tbe,Ue~ of Harper Woods and Livonia Ma)f()t:.Edward It)r",government. But some Democrats are still As the Department 'of'Narural those who I ve and work near the troit City-County BUilding. McNamara, have come out 111 favor of sending dragging their feet on the abolition move. Resources pomted out In proposed Il.cinerator, but also Frances Schonenberg, the office down the drain And further strong Their major argument seems to be that any of- December 1985, the incinerator about the total Impact on other Vice President Democratic support for elimination came last fice held by a Democrat is a good office, no plans do not use the lowest people and ecosystems wherever Leila Lynch, week trom Tom Turner, presIdent of the De- matter how badly it is run, or how little atten- achievable emiSSion rate the gases and particles may blow President trOIt Metropolitan AFL-CIO, and his orgamza- tion the voters pay to the office in the elec- technology for particulates or the The League at Women Voters of The League of tlOn. tions. That was the attitude of many party best available control technology the United States supports strong Women Voters At a hearing last week before the Public Ser- leaders, of course, when they opposed the for sulfur diOXide, hydrochlonc and effective enforcement of the of Grosse Pointe vices Committee of the Wayne County Board charter before its overwhelming endorsement of CommIssioners, Turner JOIned the forces of by the public. reform by commenting, "We've got too many Abolition of the dram commissioner j coming Parents forewarned about prograDl elected officials You have too 1nany people after the ending of the road commission in a To the Editor: , Certamly, the overwhelming and the Board of Education could running tor office, and before theIr seats even public referendum and the consolidation and The Grosse Pomte Public majority of kids who play D & D better serve this community by get warm they run for another office. I am reorganization of other offices under the coun- Library and Detroit Gaming are well-adjusted and Willnot com- cancelling this program. fearful of the way the drain commissioner has ty charter, should be another step in the re- Center are presentmg a workshop mit suicide However, I do believe Jim VandeWyngearde abused the system." form process aimed at bringing county titled "Dungeons and Dragons" at our Grosse Pomte Public LibraI" Grosse Pointe What Turner referred to was the complaint government under the executive's control and the Central Library on Saturday. that Youngblood had made excessive charges makmg the executive accountable to the April 26. ChIldren from the age 8 for cleaning a number of open-ditch drains public for its efficient operation. and up are inVited Cuts will reduce services and that someone ought to be able to supervise The four Democrats - Hertel, Mack, I feel that parents should be To the Editor: our children is to have them label- the work of the office. That supervIsIOn would Turner and McNamara - deserve commen- made aware of the reputation and My Wifeand I are the parents of ed. be provided by the county executIve under the dation for their independence. While their sup- history of Dungeons and Dragon~ a young daughter who is beauti- We do not agree Taking away before allowing their children to proposal to eliminate the elected drain com- port for abolition of the drain commissioner's ful, healthy and happy She is also the label does not, unfortunat.ely, attend. learmng dIsabled Her education take away the disability. We des- miSSIOner's offIce and merge It into the public office may cost their party an elected position, Dungeons and Dragons was "a it is a move in the public interest and one that ISvery Important to us - perhaps perately wish it were that simple. works function. door mto the occult," accordmg to more so because of her speCIal County Commissioners Hertel and Milton will be appreciated by informed voters. the sister of a 16-year-old player needs The school administrators who killed himself With carbon seem to be moving in the direct- monoxide in the family cal' The Grosse Pomte PublIc School System has prOVIded our ion of redefining the labels used to In another case, a 15-year-old D determine eligibility for special & D player put a hex on hiSmother daughter WIth excellent special serv1ces. Narrowing the defini- A waming from Illinois services However, I am con- shortly before he shot hImself to tIon of "learning disabled" will death cerned that the speCial educatIOn result m fewer children eligible program In our school distrIct has There is a message for Grosse Pointers and In Illinois, the LaRouche victors have PatriCia Pullmg, who heads an for the special education pro- all other Michigan voters in the upset nomina- credited their upset victory over the regular organizatIOn called Bothered been targeted for severe budget cuts that WIll greatly reduce the gram. Fewer children in the pro- tIOn of two followers of Lyndon La Rouche in Democratic nominees to voter dissatisfaction About Dungeons and Dragons, said gram will result m less money the recent IllinOIS Democratic prImary with establishment polIticians. More likely, "If kids can believe m a God Ihey number of chIldren who Will re- spent on the program This is The message is that when only a small pro- however, the upsets occurred for other rea- can't see, then It'S very easy for ceive speCial servICes. This be- what the administrators seem to them to believe m occult deltles came apparent to me as I hstened portIOn of voters actually goes to the polls, sons and not because of the extreme views of to Claire Hunt, dIrector of SpeCial want It IS sad, though, that they well orgamzed mmority organizations are the LaRouche nominees who, for example, they can't see" Ms Pullmg's son. have chosen such an insidious and a high school Jumor, shot himself r~ducatlOn,at a recent meetmg of handed opportunities to win elections, as the called for" tanks to rum ble down (Chicago's) the Michigan ASSOCIation for deceitful way to reach their goals 111 the heart when another D & D I urge all parents to be on LaRouche followers did in IIlmois. State Street" in the war on drugs or the player sent hIm a curse ChIldren WIth Learnmg DisabIli- In fact, the nommation of LaRouche sup- screening of all Americans for acquired im- ties guard. This planned cutback in In these and some 50 other inS- servIces benefits no one. Please porters Mark Hatfield for lieutenant governor mune deficiency syndrome (AIDS), tances of teenage deaths - the Na- In the past, parents of the learn- let Claire Hunt and Joseph Spag- and Jamce Hart for secretary of state has per- tional Coalition on TeleVision VIO Ing dIsabled have been told that noli, the two administrators most ~uaded former US Sen. Adlai Stev('nson. who Seasoned political observers have advanced lence and other Crltlcs link the other more understandable reasons for the La- our children need to be labeled in 111 favor of this cutback, now that was nom mated by the Democrats for gover- aberrant behaVIOrto an obseSSIOn order to receive servIces. At that Rouche victories. Among them were the low you are aware of what is planned nor, to abandon his party and try to run m the that took up as much as 40 hours meeting Dr Hunt told us that and that you disapprove. general elecllon as an mdependent That de- voter turnout of only 25 percent, the open pri- a week - an obseSSIOnWIth a these labels are harmful and that Joseph M. Fodell velopment Will not help Stevenson or the De- mary that permitted Republicans to enter the game - Dungeons and Dragons the last thmg we should want for Grosse Pointe Shores mocratic Party, but it mdlcates the SPrJous- Democratic primary to seek to do mischief to Iless WIth which Stevenson and his followers the Democrats and the WASPish-sounding regard the LaRouche ll1VaSlOnof their party names of the LaRouche candidates that had The LaRouche organization has been field. more appeal in downstate Illinois than did the Grosse Pointe News mg candidates in Michigan f'lr some years al- names of the regular Democrats, George Sangemeister for lieutenant governor and Pulllt,hed \\ "kh ,,, \ol«h" Puhh'h", 1'01~ \\., (I AS'IIFlED DISPLAY though we don't recall It ever ckcted any- % I\Jo,HCIf!',\'\1. \\ ... 882.0294 Aurelia Picmski for secretary of state. 882-6900 882-3500 one III thiS state. Yet Michigan has had some (.ro~~ Pointe "arm" Mlchillan 411236 real kooks nom mated for offices around the But perhaps it would be more accurate ""'''orl ( 10" PO\la~, PaId .1 11'1'01' '1Irhl~1n I'll P'hoM, JoAnne Rurcar Roger Hages f1 .. P .. 2141.4(011) ..... " ~dlln, A..',,'n I In Po bU,h., MI.I'" stah', although fortunately few of them flver Simply to say that the reasons for the Demo- and O .....fIrd ManlRtf h,lVe been elected The LaHouche J)('ople now cratic disaster In IlhnOIs are apathy and dls- 1 h, I lohman Pal Rou~au halu .. ~dll"' \lar) Brocdell SIIes Promollon are regarded as ultra right-WIng, a It hough on mterest That IS a message that ought to have he Marlc Burca' ~ome issues in the past they hav(' el,poused meaning far beyond Illinois and, as past ex- IJ<'I1~} () ( onom { .rol 1 '''her ChrIS Dellas lC'tt-WIng and even revolutionary poliCies peflences have shown, even in Grosse Pointe "pnrl' ~"h'or Anne \lulhen" J BeoJamln Gu\ffre Coreen ';Iance Kim Kozlowski \\ dh"r I Iqon Sieve Kuh<'k ~rlllonal ( O",,,llanl ORCUI ATiON 882-6900 I.Aetters to the Editor \llke Andr7cJuyk '1rtnl-) Parmcnlcr rran Bacha PCll"r \allnallii The News welcomes Idters to the £'dltor Names of letter wflters WIll be WIthheld Rohcrr (, I dg.n 'v1ember from our readers Letters should be SIgned under special circumstances only Pllhll,hl'r w1th a name, address and telephone Address letters to Editor, Grosse Pomte number at which the wnter can be reached News, 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms. 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Page Seven-A Thursday, April 3, 1986 Writer takes exception to word To the Editor: . A most provocatIve stat t "!eant high rather than aggres- However, the great Edward I had by Louis J. De Perro emen Slve achievers? I've heard of a wimpy father while his son was "Achievers Produce Ach Jr I~ non., low, high, and over- but ag- known as the "gay" Edward II. (Letters 3/20/86) H le~er~ gressIVe IS new to me HIgh would The Puritan commonwealth col- that "school achlev~~ont en ~ better descnbe what I've learned lapsed when Oliver Cromwell Grosse Pomte studen en s 0 fro~ the media about the WIlled it to son Richard. Then due much to the fact t~~t[~often achievements of the progeny of there's Randolph Churchill and the progeny of their pa teyahe the Ferraros, the Kennedys, and Rolf Mussohm! And don't forget are also aggressive ac;en s w" 0 even the Goldwaters the fate of Czar Nicholas II who Does Mr De Perr levers Maybe Mr De Perro Jr was apparently dIdn't Inherit or that the pr~geny mhe 0 tJ[h mean thmkmg of the Adams famIly, the wasn't nurtured m the aggres- gressiveness tha n elr ag- Fords - but "Henry the Deuce" slveness of hiS father. Finally, let is a genetic traltt?a~gr~ss~renests was the son of Edsel, not of the In- me remind all your readers that because that wo~ld ro a 't no, ventor - the Roosevelts - but Major Jeffrey Sommerville's pure and sImple a dbe ell~sm, Frankhn was a distant cousm of father never got to be more than a account for th ' n wou not Theodore Henry VIII was cer- lowly sergeant. and Ronald Rea~a~~~~tlO Alg~~S tainly aggressive - six wives, George M. Sommerville D . h our wor vou know - and he would have Social Studies si~~es~ i~~~~t~~:~ I~hf~ea~;~~s; been proud of daughter ElIzabeth South High School I doubt it, because such a concept is Marxist, the belIef that mdlVld- uals are shaped by their environ- AAUWurges attendance ment - "the ideals of any age are the Ideals of the ruling class" at incinerator hearing Does he mean that It IS a genetlc- To the Editor: mcinerator, or resource recovery environmental combmatlOn? But The Grosse Pointe Branch of the plant. what If one of the parents IS pas- American Assoclahon of UniverSI- Measures to control environ- sive; are the chlldren alternately ty Women IS concerned about the mental pollution and to protect and aggressive and passive? potenhally damagmg envIronmen- restore aIr and water quality are Could Mr De Perro Jr have tal Impact of the planned Detroit among the top priorities of the AAUW. We therefore support the concept of trash-to-energy, but More on Detroit incinerator urge that stringent measures be To the Editor: next to the Jackson mcinerator taken to ensure the health and By now I'm sure that you are will benefit from this new safety of those who live and work aware of the controversy about technology, but we won't. The nearby the Detroit mcinerator The fact ISthat aCid gas scrubbers are The Detroit faCIlity was Issued a DetrOIt offICIals claim the cancer being installed in 14 other states, permIt in November 1984. How- risks are low and indeed 8 to 38 Europe and Japan because the ever, mformatlon has come to light per mIllion IS low (but still above people there feel that they are smce that time which mdicates the state standard of one m a needed. that the emission control equip- million) compared to other risks The company building this ment dId not represent the "best I say Some moving tales of everyday life. However, there plant - Combustion Engineering available control technology" for is more to thIS than just cancer - wanted to build a similar plant sulfur dioxide, hydrochloric acid, heavy metals and chlorinated or- risks. m Hartford, Conn They were No wonder Imelda Marcos left by real-hfe clowns pilmg tons of ~ouse u~ for sale, despite a boom- ElectrostatIc preclpitors denied a permIt by the Connec- gamcs. Nor does It appear to offer the "lowest achievable emISSIOn all those shoes behind. household items into a little mg housmg market and low inter- remove only particulates. They ticut Department of EnVIronmen- The prospect of packing, mov- house Nobody cried themselves est rates do not remove tOXICgases such as tal ProtectIOn because that agen- rate" - that prescribed by the Clean Air Act - for particulate ing, unpackmg and putting away to sleep that mght; there wasn't Last week's Grosse Pomte sulfur dioxide and hydrochloric cy dId not conSIder the emIssions the by-now-famous 3,000 shoes enough room News move only made me all the acid gas (major causes of acid from the plant to be the lowest emissions. In his Feb 26, 1986 letter to the must have been mind-boggling to One year later, I'd deCIded I'd hrmer in my resolve Sure, the rain) The Detroit plant Will emit achievable This particular faCili- a woman who IS Just now begin- had enough: I wanted stabihty, a move was well-organized and many times more hydrochloric ty was finally required to install CIty of DetrOIt, Ronald O. Skoog, director of the Michigan Depart- mng to realize how difficult It is to home, a break from hvmg out of long-planned We didn't ask my aCld'gas than coal.burning power baghouse controls and a dry get good help these days • brother to help, so most of the plants whIch are currently the scrubber Combustion Engineer- ment of Natural Resources, ack- nowledged that "technology other Really, my heart goes out to the items. survived the trtp mtact major sources of acid rain. While mg has the advanced emission Philippines' former Cutest Cou- And since a lot of our equipment acid ram may not cause cancer in control techmques and IS mstall- than that approved in (this permit> may better control emission ple. What with all that movmg was as brand-new as our bUlldmg humans (at least we don't know mg thIS equIpment elsewhere in and m the dead of night and all I we didn't even have to take a~ that yet> we are all familiar of the country levels" and that this other techno- logy "should apply to future waste- can understand how they must Peggy many of the thmgs that have been what it does to our lakes and Why IS Combustion Engineer- have felt, you see, we moved this part and parcel of the News 10 forests I am sure that the fishing ing being allowed to build the De- to-energy facJlitJes " O'Connor We urge the MichIgan AIr Pollu- week these 46 years. in Liake St! .clair 'wort't benefit troit facility Without the more ad- Sure, it was only across the ,... from thiS plant" . ,r'-" ,t," ••, , tIOn Control CommISSIon to re- ShIl, moving 20 people and theIr vanced air 'poiIution 'controls? street. But the Grosse Pointe Tl'lis' pollutiOn can be corrected evaluate this permit accordingly. gear was a bIg Job and thmgs got The City offIcials say "for finan- News' sojourn to our new bUIlding by the addition of aCId gas scrub- Citizens are encouraged to be- sort of hechc. ASSistant to the cial reasons." Many people in was enough to evoke memories of bers and a bag house. They will Grosse Pomte don't think these come informed about this issue publisher JoAnne Burcar can at- remove 95 percent of these gases and to attend the public hearing previous moves I've experienced. test to that. On moving day, folk~ are good reasons - especially The first time I moved, I was 20 and will have one third the emIs- when the costs are only 4 percent scheduled for Wednesday Aprd 9, were turmng her every whIch sion of particulates. 1986 at 7 pm. on the thIrteenth years old. We'd have stayed m the • way but loose. She earned herself to 6 percent of the plant costs. old O'Connor homestead forever, Mayor Young says the present There Will be a public hearmg floor of the Detroit City-County boxes. So I bought a house And a long nap, whIch she gratefully except tha t our neighbor had gone equipment IS safe and the new on the Detroit incmerator on Wed- BUlldmg cleverly scheduled moving day took the next afternoon. loopy and began doing things like technology won't help much. If nesday, April 9, 7 p.m., CIty- Ann Nicholson, for three days after closmg. After strangling pigeons and holding this is the case, why are the other President-Elect, scrubbing, sweeping, scraping The acutal moving was com- County BUlldmg, thirteenth floor his father hostage. two mcinerators bemg built m auditorium. If you are concerned Grosse Pointe Branch and pamting - WIthout sleep - plete in about three hours I, fool So we set out for the WIlds of MichIgan mstalling thiS eqUip- about this matter, you should American Association of for two days, I rounded up what that I am, thought we wouldn't be Grosse POinte Woods A 15-mm- ment? Are those local officials attend. University Women frlends I had left and bribed urn movmg until noon, scheduled ute drIve from my more famIlIar stupid or just wasting the tax- and the Board of Directors begged them to help me mak~ thi~ closing time for the offIce. I ac- Walter Nikesch. Ph.D. Harper-Chalmers area, It still payers' money? The prisoners Grosse Pointe Woods final move. tually sat down and started wnt- was distance enough to cause me Nine shivermg' helpers stood mg. FIve minutes later, they Fair housing to cry myself to sleep the first outside the old house one April came and took my desk a way. night in my new home day, waltmg for my brother and (Something I have wished more Ever since then, I've had thIS me to arrive WIth the truck What than once would happen when a practices aversion to movmg Maybe from they didn't know was that my bro- story isn't commg out the way I the memory of that hot August ther had forgotten to reserve the want) To the Editor: night when I had to sl~p on my On behalf of the members and truck as promised and that at that We hauled boxes, typewnters box spring, (the mattrl!is hadn't moment, we were drlvmg up and and chairs, stood around a lot, we volunteers of the Grosse Pointe been dehvered yet) m a stifling down Nme Mlle Road In search of Joked and laughed, griped about Inter-Faith Center for RaCIal Jus- bedroom, (I'd realized after grab- By Pat Rousseau tice. I want to thank News re- a truck to rent. not havmg our new desks put to- bing the largest room for myself When we ~inally found one, my gether, and worned about ght- Frame Those Easter Pictures in porter Mike Andrzejczyk for hiS that the wmdows were pamted fme article on our current goals brother deCided he'd turn hIS at- ches in the new phone system smgle or multiple frames at The League shut> crymg mto my pillow. tention elsewhere He pitched Somehow It all came together al- Shop. There's an excellent selection of and activities There was one statement, how- Most hkely, I took an instant rlght in, putting himself in charge though I don't know how Mov;ng, SIlver, brass, ceramIc m colors m pat- ever, which, on its own, may dlshke to moving because it ranks of transporting audIO-VIsual to paraphrase a great phlloso- terns at 72 Kercheval. pher, IS hell. leave readers with an erroneous right up there WIth some of life's eqUIpment. The stereo was I guess what kept me sane I~pre~sion of fair housmg prac- less pleasant tasks - just a rung moved With no problem, but when -c. • through It all was the sight of tices m the Pomtes It IS with below cleanmg out the goldfish It came time to put the 19-mch col- =- At The Optical Library 87 edItorial writer Wllbur Elston members of the Grosse Pomte bowl and about even WIth root or TV m the truck, he fIgured he Kercheval, color consulting is avail- who kept on writing even though Board of Realtors that we have no canal. could do It alone Before the CrIes able SIXdays a week. Beauty For All the great move was takmg place problem, not that there is no hous- For much of that fIrst move, all of "walt, we'll help you!" had Seasons analysis helps III the selec- mg problem m Grosse Pomte I did was stand around until died out, we stood there staring all around him Somebody asked tIOn of your most important ac- someone .handed me a box, then I sadly at the pile of crumbled Jap- hIm how he managed to keep hiS cessory. . eyewear. On the contrary, we have inves- dumped It I don't even remem- anese hardware my teleVIsion cool despIte the general hub-bubo • tigated recent complamts of hous- ber packing much of my own had become "I guess I'm Just one last bas- mg dlscnminatlon m rental pro- stuff. WhICh is probably why It Two years later, I have a new tion of tranqUlhty m a sea of DId You Know . that Something SpeCial 85 Kercheval perty, found valIdIty m the claims took me two months to find my TV. I've managed to unpack near- has old printers drawers in various sIzes? We ~lso have a chaos," Elston said. duckmg out and referred the ISSUesto the Fair clothes, apparently somebody ly all of my boxes and fIgure that of the way of a movmg type- large selectIOn of mlmatures to collect Housing Center. The problems else in my family is good at dump- m 10 or 15 years, I'll fmally have wnter • that we have seen involve the ing boxes. everything the way I want it in He probably doesn't cry hImself Grosse Pointe property owners The dog didn't like the move my house Best of all, I've been to sleep on movmg day mghts, and rental agents outsIde the much better. She kept trymg to able to eaSIly resist puttmg my eIther Pomtes. In another case, a home- run away and go back home The owner deCided to try to sell hIS dog was a lot smarter than her home himself because the Grosse owners. FIve years after the fIrst • Pointe agent was following fair move (about a month after the housmg practices, Le showing last box was unpacked) we Drawer Lmer, fragrance paper in padded the home to black clients as well moved again A bIzarre set ~f cir- prmts $5 00 a roll at Seasons of Paper 115 as whIte Ehmmatmg these oc- cumstances had forced us to Kercheval ' currences IS our goal. leave the Woods and take shelter Agam, thank you for the posi- WIth a relative whose home was m • Grosse POInte Park Seersucker a great choice for fresh, casual good looks tive coverage on our behalf ATTENTION RUNNERS! For a whde, we thought thmgs At Maria Dinon, you'll fmd seersucker slacks and shorts in Vivian B. Burrington would work out rather well. Unhl blue, pmk or yellow stripes on white With a group of coordi- Executive Director WIN A FREE PAIR OF TURNTEC we discovered that we had two natmg cotton tops and cotton kmt sweaters 11Kercheval sets of washers, dryers refrIger- RUNNING SHOES. ators, living room 'furmture Woods home robbed stoves and microwaves and nO: T'NOpairs of Turntec running shoes will be given away satur- Spedal at Trad Apot:ecary, 121Ker- ~~ body wanted to get rId of any- cheval C;;aveup to $15 75 on Eterna 27 creams r ~ About $5,000 of electronic equip- day, April 19 In the store. NO PURCHASE TO WIN. Just r~ ment was allegedly stolen Sunday thmg by Revlon fill out coupon belO'Nand return to RUNNING WORLD. U evemng. March 30, from a Grosse But bright and early one Satur- Pomte Woods reSIdence day morning, we convmced some • t ~ ' Woods pohce report that several fools, er, friends, to help shove all Ir------,Name: I of that stuff mto a truck and then WILD WINGS .has opened a new store In Blr- long guns, a VCR, stereo equIp- wedge It into a formerly spacIOus I Address: ------: mmgham. Look forward to the GRAND OPENING May 4 ment and a lawn mower were I Ph. #: I when you will have a rare opportunity to meet artist, DaVId stolen from the home following a four-bedroom home. Our new Maass. breakmg and entering neIghbors must have thought they I A rear door wmdow was ap- were watchmg a cIrcus act remm- I_------_~ • parently shattered WIth a brick. Iscent of the one where dozens of 20641 Mack. G.~ Woods. 882.1325 1b advertise in this column call Pat Rousseau 886-7474 Police are mvestlgating the rob- clowns pile out of a httle car. 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Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.A ~Ol11DlUnityEvents Spring concert Free workshops on selling a house Ruth Neville, a lifelong Grosse "How home Improvements af- design when she !>peaks on "Dec- Pointer and plano teacher m the fect the sale of your house" is the orating on a Shoestring" She IS area, wIll be performmg a con- topic of two workshops offered known in the area as the former cert, along with Ingnd Matthles- Tuesday, April 15, and Thursday, owner of the SIgn of the Mermaid. sen on the vlOhn, at the Edsel & April 17, at 7:30 p m III the Brow- The Apnl 17 program Will also Eleanor Ford House Saturday, nell school cafeteria, 260 Chal- mclude a talk on certificates of Apnl 19, at 8 p m fonte. There is no charge for ad- occupancy Neville IS an alumna of the miSSIOn and the pubhc IS inVited The workshops are offered as Academy of the Sacred Heart, On Apnl 15, James Thrasher part of the nationWIde celebration now known as Grosse Pointe Will talk about remodelmg the kIt- of American Home Week, Apfll Academy She earned her bache- chen and bath, and he will answer 13-19 They are co-sponsored by lor of musIc at the University of questions. Thrasher has had more the Grosse Pointe Board of Real- MichIgan and her master of than 20 years of experience m res- tors and the Contmumg Educa- musIc from Oakland UnIversity Idential remodehng tIon DIviSIOn of the Gros!>e Pomte as a student of FlavLO Varam On Apnl 17, Lucy Vesely Will pubhc schools Nevtlle met MatthIessen while share her experience in !fitenor Call 882-5023 for reservatIOn:. the two were playmg at a festival m Germany last year Nevtlle taught plano m this area for many years and has many former students here She IS cur- PRIME rently workmg m admmlstratlon Bunny brunch PhOIO by Peler A Salinas for the RenaIssance CIty Cham- BEEF Od PlayeI::. John LUCido, 3, tries to take a bite ot hiS plastiC egg gift trom Easter Bunny Elame Slaughter For tickets, send a check for $9 at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Bunny Brunch. That's John's brother Tommy, 10 months, in per tIcket to Ruth NeVille, 71 the car seat. They are the sons of Joe and Jane Lucido of Grosse Pointe Woods. More than 300 Handy Road, Grosse Pointe people turned out for the event March 15. Guests were treated to hot dogs and homemade cup. GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF Farms, MlCh , 48236 For more m- for Tender. Juicu. Flavorful Mpat formatIOn, call 881-2280 cakes and the Easter bunny gave small gifts to each child. A magic show followed the brunch. Poultry • Lamb • Veal Orient Express Chamber music Suicide seminar will meet at the Michigan Design Climb aboard the famed Orient Center m Troy for a 11rhour tour Express when Kathleen Dusek will Grosse Pointe resident Law- Experts in teen SUICide, on April 15or 22, for the second ses- take armchaIr adventurers from rence LaGore, plamst and artist- osteoporosIs and hypertension will sIon. It's Prime Time for a Prime Beef Cookout m-residence at Marygrove Col- present one-evening seminars dur- The class IS $12 per prson For Pans to Istanbul on thiS legendary New York Stnps Chicken tram, Monday evenmg, April 7, at lege, will join with organIst! mg April and May at the Assump- addl tional mfol'ma tlOn, call the War Memonal ThiS Grosse pianist Huw Lewis in Mozart's tion Cultural Center, 21800Marter, 881-7511, Monday - Saturday, 9 DelmOniCO Lamb Chops POInte Adventure Senes trave- Concerto for Two Pianos (K 365) St. Clair Shores. a m to 9 p m. Porterhouse Beef or ChIcken logue wIll make stops In Austna, at Marygrove's April 8 "Satur- The first seminar will be con- T -Bone ShIsh Kabob days at Four" Mostly Chamber ducted by Dr. Eli Rubin, clImcal Hungary, Romania and other European trip Boneless SIrlOin Wmter's Hot Dogs MUSICseries. psychologist and director of psy- Brussels' Grand Place, the Also featured will be Mary- chology of the PsychIatric Center Fountam of Trevl, the Leaning FRESH AND TASTY grove's award-winning chamber of Michigan and former director of Tower of Plsa and three nights m smgers, directed by James the Northeast Guidance Center He GROUND Paris, France are a few of the lo- Turner, in Daniel Pmkham's will speak on teen suicide Wednes- BEEF catIons that travelers Will see on "Wedding Cantata." day, April 9, at 7:30 p.m. the War Memorial's MosaiC of MosqUite Hardwood and B-B Q Supphes Held m the Denk Chapman For more information, call 779- Europe tour this summer Hall, the program begins at 4 6111 Complete details mcluding Itine- p m. followed by refreshments rary and prIces will be discussed and an opportunity to meet the at a free information mght, 7:30 performing artists. Tickets are $6 Decorating class pm, Thursday, April 10, at the general admission and $3 for stu- center, 32 Lakeshore dents and senior citizens and are InterIOr deSigner Nancy Laube available at the door. Marygrove will demonstrate new color trends The triP was origmally develop- College is located at 8425 West in home decoratmg in her class ed as a student tour, but has since "Communicate Through Color In expanded to mclude adults and en- McNichols at Wyoming Your Home," a two-sessIOn class tire familIes An economIcal and at the War Memorial begInnIng fast-paced overview of many of Cabaret concert Tuesday, April 8, from 9 30 -11.30 Europe's fmest locales, the tour in- Grosse Pointe North Stage Band am. cludes 17 days and 15 mghts, July wIll present ItS Annual Cabaret Fabric samples of the latest pat- 24 through Aug. 9 The reservatIOn Kathleen Dusek Concert Friday, April 11,8 p.m., in terns and colors Will be displayed deadline IS May 1 WIth fmal pay- the cafeteria. and Laube will demonstrate how to ment due by May 15. Call 881-7511 POInts of mterest while viewers re- A cabaret atmosphere will be coordmate colors. PartiCIpants for mformatIOn. ceive a ghmpse of the glamor and duplicated WIth tables set up for luxury of the "Kmg of Trains" and small parties. Refreshments Will the "Train of Kings" be available. Big Band music of An optional dmner of beef s~..,the l~ l1llr..ough the ~ fQ.l'!'l:lStIL • ga~lOff on poppy see~ noodles and the repertoire for North'-s versatile chlffondale salad With beets and group. A dance floor will be provid-. chopped egg WIll be se.rved at 6 .30 ed for those who wish to get a bit p m for those w~o WIsh. to order of exerCIse, while others may be the complete everung of dinner and happy just sitting and remInIScmg fIlm for $16 75 per person Dessert about the good old days of the big Will be "POIre Melba" served to swing bands. NellIe Melba on the Onent The Stage Band Will be conduct- Express .. ed by Nathan C Judson. Persons who WIsh to vIew the 8 AdmiSSIOn IS $2 WIth tickets p m fIlm only may purchase available from any Stage Band tickets for $4 15 Reserve at least member at the door or by callmg three days in .a.dvanc~ at the ~en- 343-2240' durmg s~hool hours tel' For addItional mformatlon, Senior citizens of the Grosse Pointe call 881-7511 school distrICt are admitted free SOLID BRASS OUTDOOR COACH LANTERNS 1\ POLISHED on \i\llQlJE BRAS,",

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By Nancy Parmenter Born m a fashIOnable watermg hole, steeped in tradition, the Grosse Pointe News 1Sbowing to the mevitabllity of modern technology. This week marks 1tSmove to its fourth home on the Hill a home that will offer more space and the capability to wi;e in a total computer1zed office. But the paper that stuck with hot lead printing mto the 1980s and kept pubhshmg a society sectIOn after most papers had refurbished their women's sections into "liv- ing" sectIOns 1Snot likely to change Its bas1c ways. After all, soc1ety pages are now the latest thing and we find ourselves in the vanguard The Idea of pubhshmg a commumty newspaper ger- minated in casual dreammg at Al Green's, a popular Grosse Pomte nightspot "AI and Torch Green knew everybody," sa1d News Pubhsher Robert G Edgar "They were always helping somebody out." The Greens brought together Edgar's father, Robert B., and Anatasia and Theodore D "Teed" Buhl, a wealthy Grosse Pointe couple lookmg for an mvestment. "Dad was a misplaced newspaperman," Edgar sa1d. "He had work- ed for papers in Scranton and New York that went belly-up during the Depression He had the experience and the desire - they had the money." The three lent the1r names to the new venture, Anteebo Publishing (for Anastas1a, Teed and Bob), and soon, their expertise as well Edgar was the editor and publisher, his wife, now Geraldme Parker, sold advertising, Anastasia Buhl was the pseudonymous wnter of a gossip column by A. Pryor, and the kids swept up the office and delivered the papers. Edgar and h1Ssisters, Alden Gordon, Lauren Chapman and Gay Ahlgr1m, now the owners of the paper following their father's death 111 1979,represent the th1rd generation of Edgars to be 111 the newspaper busmess Grandfather Mark K. edited the Scranton Sun and later came to Grosse Pointe to help out w1th the News' ed1torial page. A favonte anecdote in the annals of the News is the pamc that set in on Day One - Nov 7, 1940- of the first issue, when it was discovered that not only had Anteebo picked the wrong name for its new paper (the Grosse Pointer, the The new building at 96 Kercheval is an Impressive brick struc- that will go in the semi-circle above the two center windows on the same name used by the Yacht Club for 1ts newsletter), but ture waiting for a few more finishing touches, such as the address second floor and the brass-lettered sign across the panel. that the Yacht Club intended to sue over it. Frantic actiVI- ty ensued, as a new banner was deSIgned, lawyers argued and Edgar penned an explanation and apology.

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Fran Bacha of the circulation department tries out her new desk and chair.

Ben Guiffre and Chris Oellas, advertising, take a breather.

Kim Kozlowski, assistant advertising mana- ger, starts organizing the files.

Resting her feet in a chair meant to keep cars from Ben Chapman and news editor Pat Paholsky head back to the parking and blocking the movers' access is Eve Carrying her chair across the street is sports editor Peggy O'Con- old building for another load to carry acr"ss. Marie Burcar, classified advertising. nor, in the foreground. Society editor Elsa Frohman is behind her. Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A larger quarters across the street

With his desk still in boxes, staff writer Mike Andrzejczyk takes a call at ground level.

The first thing staff writer and pho- tographer Peter Salinas did was find Practicing for the big move the day before, the right spot to hang Albert. Anne Mulherin, JoAnne Burcar, assistant to When you're tired, you sit, says Mary Broedell, classified the publisher, and Carol Fischer show one ad person. easy way to move a box .

: j ...~.. The paper's first headquarters were at 15Kercheval, on the second floor of the Punch and Judy building. Within months, it became obvious that a downstairs office was "' .4 f/ J;«' " needed for customer access. The desks were toted down to ~ - ~ ground level in an office where Sports on the Hill is now

loc.lted. .,» , But more space was available on the largely undeveloped upper Hill, and soon Edgar had designed a U- shaped building to fit around one of the largest elm trees in the Midwest. The tree gave the paper its distinctive logo. Unfortunately, the landmark elm succumbed to Dutch elm disease in 1985after five years of doctoring. Nothing goes to the heart of newspapering more than the smells of the old-fashioned print shop. If newspapermen have ink in their veins, this must be why. JoAnne Burcar, current assistant to the publisher, former jack-of-many-trades at the News, started as a pro- ofreader at the printer's when she was 18. Reading lead slugs requires a special talent - reading upside down and backwards. "They rolled out a big table with huge forms on it," Bur- car recalled. "When you found a mistake, you had to call someone to come over with a tweezers and pull out the slug. Then they made the corrections on the linotype machine." With chaos swirling all around him, editorial writer Bill Elston But it took a while to learn the ropes at the shop. Burcar didn't miss a beat. He began writing an editorial in the old building confessed that her first time there, she pried a slug out and finished it in his new office. with her fingernail and carried it to the linotype operator herself. "Everything stopped. The machines stopped running, Despite a new phone system that was fouled up Friday, some the lead stopped melting, hearts stopped beating. calls got through. Here advertising manager Roger Hages fields a call, Everyone just stood and stared," she said. "It was a union probably hoping it won't entail looking up any files. shop. Mr. Edgar saved my life. 'She didn't know, she didn't know/ he shouted." The print shop was hot and noisy and redolent with the odors of lead, sweat and ink, "but it gave you the feehng you were putting out a newspaper," Burcar said. "The new technology has taken the charm out of it." Charm or not, the new technology does it faster. In the early '80s, the old print shop closed its doors for the last time. The Grosse Pomte News and much of the linotype composition crew moved to modern faCIlities using offset presses. The Detroit newspaper strike m the late '60s did a lot for business at the Grosse Pomte News. Always a popular paper, it doubled Its advertising busmess durmg the strike. Some of the gains stuck even after the strike was settled. But it is the saga of the classifieds that IS sung all over Detroit. Word of the goodies advertised in the News' pages has traveled far and wide. It used to be the thing to get a Jump on the sales by gomg to the News' otfIce on Wednesday morning just as the papers were delivered from the prInter. The polIcy was discontinued five years ago, but panicky memOries of it still linger. "They used to mob the delivery truck and grab papers off the back," Burcar said "Oh, they paid They were throwing money and yanking papers off the truck and I was trymg to catch It I used to go out on Kercheval and sell papers to people in the cars just to break up the traffic jam." There have been mformal offers over the years to buy the paper, but Edgar says he and his family aren't in- terested "When Dad dIed, we never even really had to talk about it - we knew we wanted to keep the paper," he said This picture of the familiar landmark on the Hill was taken after an ice storm in January 1948. Kercheval on the Hill has since built up considerably. This photo was made from a glass negative.

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Obituaries I,------, I Hortense Yerkes Memorial services will be held "Locked In." It describes his feel- Funeral servIces were held Sat- Saturday, April 12, at Forest mgs at the time of hIS stroke and urday, March 29, at Verheyden Lawn Cemetery at 11 a m. the frustratIon in not being able to Funeral Home fOl' Mrs Yerkes of Memoflal contributIons may be commumcate I Concerned I the CIty who died March 27 at Bon made to the MIchigan Cancer Vlrgima Pehrson said the book I I «'oundation Secours Nursing Care Center also explams 10 detail the compu- I I She was born In Manne City, John P. Mikesell teflzed equIpment. and was a long-tlme re~ldent of Mr Pehrson served In World Funeral servICes were held War II He graduated from the Grosse POinte Thursday, March 27, for John P or Umverslty of DetrOIt m 1954 and I I A print paper manager for the "Mike" MIkesell, 86, of Grosse DetrOIt Times for 20 years, she re- was a certifIed publIc accountant Pomte, who dIed March 24 at Bon I I tlred In 1941 He belonged to the American Secours Nursmg Care Center Instltute of CPAs, the MIChIgan She IS survived by her hu~band, Mr Mikesell was born and A~soclatlOn of CPAs and the Malcolm, and a brother, Stanley raised m northwest Kansas duPont Players He was an honorary I Confused I He served in the US Army dur- member of the Dell O1t Rotary Interment was at ResurrectIOn mg World War I, and later at- I I Cemetery, Mount Clemen!:> Club and a member of the Grosse tended the Umversity of Kansas Pomte Memonal Church He completed his undergraduate Don E. Farkas Beslde~ hiS Wife, he IS surVived educatIon at the Umverslty of Ralph S. Pehrson by a son, Joseph R , and a Sister, Former Grosse Pomte rC!:>ldent MichIgan He graduated from the Margaret Dusebout i About ! University of MIchIgan Law Ralph S. Pehrson Don E. Farkas, 69, of Hilton Head Bunal was In the Oakwood I~land, S C and Kalka!:>ka, dIed School III 1927 A rare blood clot at the base of Cemetery, Adnan I I March 16 m Charleston, S C HIS professional career began hiS bram left Ralph S Pehrson Arrangements were made by Mr Farkas, a retIred Chrysler m the Majestic Budding where he able to move hiS eyebrows only, the Verheyden Funeral Home employee and colonel III the U S practIced tflal and msurance law but wIth the help of hiS Wife, Vlr- I Insuring. •• I Maflnes, reSIded III Grosse Pomte He later Jomed the Penobscot gmla, he wrote a 'l8-page book Park tor 32 years He wa!:>a gra- lalTIlly and became a legal expert about the ordeal Theresa 01 Sante I I m gas and oil duate of MIchigan State Univer- Mr Pehrson, 70, formerly of Funeral services were held Sa- I I sity 10 1939, and was a member of He was an avid outdoorsman Gros~e POInte Shores, dIed March and mterested m conservatIon turdav, March 29, at the A H the Sigma Nu fraternity 25 at Veterans HospItal m Allen Peters Funeral Home for Mrs DI He was one of SIX graduates m He IS survived by hIS Wife, Park I IRA- I Sante, 87, of Grosse POInte Woods, OffIcer Candidate School commis- Ruth, a son, Michael P, two "I was m a daze when It (blood I D tnore lOcotne I who died March 26 at Cottage Bel- daughters, Beth Yasenchak and clot) first happened," Vlrgmia sioned as a second lIeutenant with mont Nursmg Home Sara, and mne grandchIldren the U S. Marmes Pehrson said "People would tell ivlrs DI Sante was born m Italy , StatIoned m the South PaCIfIC, Arrangements were handled by me what a terrIble thmg It was I0 more IRA growth I She was a homemaker Verheyden Funeral Home. that happened And It was ter- he saw actIon 10 World War IIand She is survived by two sons, I'Ible, He couldn't commul1lcate participated 10 the landmgs on Interment was at White Chapel NICholas M and John; 18 grand- 0 Guam, GuadaIcanal, Salpan and Cemetery, Troy at all Then I saId If thIS was the I more IRA safety__ 1 children, SIXgrea t-grandchildren, way It was gOlllg to be, we had to Taiwan. He remamed m the Ma- and three sisters rine Reserves until his retlrement look at It 111 a positive way That's 10 1965 when we started to learn the She was preceded 10 death by I0 more IRA flexibility I He worked for !<'ord Motor Co Correction alphabet " her husband, MaSSImo, and two untIl 1957 when he went to work She saId It was hard tor Ium and sons I I InformatIOn contained m last for Chrysler untIl hiS retirement one lime he spelled out, "bettm' Entombment was at Mount week's obItuary of Caroline S I I In 1981 off dead." Ohvet Cemetery, McLeod was incorrect He IS surVived by hIS WIfe, "He spelled 'Sorry,' rIght after- Arrangements were made by the Mrs McLeod was burled at I I Patricia, three sons, Jeffrey, wards though," she said A H Petel s Funeral Home the Sarasota Memoflal Park J;>eter and Craig, a daughter, After about two years he be- I I Cemetery, Sarasota, Fla She Stephanie, five grandchIldren, came cheerful, and as he learned was not cremated Charles W. Guimond I I and three brothers the alphabet and was able to com- mumcate, he began to accept hIS Funeral servIces were held Sa- I I predicament. accordmg to hiS turday, March 29, at A H. Peters Hospice care to be discussed WIfe r'uneral Home for Mr, GUImond, I I S1. John, Bon Secours and Cot- son of the NatIonal Hospice Or- "He would ask questIOns about 76, of Grosse Pomte Woods, who I I tage hospitals, along with the gamzatlOn from 1983-1986 She the world, and would listen to the dIed March 25 at hIS reSidence Community HospIce EducatIOn traveled extensively wltnessmg teleVISIOn and the radIO," she Mr Guimond was born in De- I I Committee, invite the public to the development of hospice ser- said "His Vision was blurry, but trOIt He was a self-employed roof- I I hear Carolyn Fitzpatrick diSCUSS vIces throughout the Umted hiS hearmg was excellent " mg contractor hospIce care for the termmally III States and was director of the Mr Perhson leal ned to use a He was a member ot one of the I I and theIr famIlIes 011 Thursday, Good Samantan Hospice 111 Battle computenzed madlllle, which pJOneel French famIlies of DetrOit I Start, transfer or roll over your IRA today. with us I April 10, at 7'30 pm at Umver Creek from 1981-1984. stored words based on three-digIt He IS surVIved by hIS Wife, Ed- slty LIggett School, 1045 Cook codes He would raIse hIS eye- na, a daughter, Donna Les- Road The program ISfree and no res- brows when the correct numbers perance, a son, Charles A , fIve ervations are reqUired For more were recited He memorIzed grandchIldren; and one sister I8:05% 8~5'7%'8:85% I FitzpatrIck of Grosse Pointe mformation, call 884-8600, ext some 900 codes, which enabled Interment was at White Chapel I Annual rale Coolpoonded quarterly Annual rale Compounded quarterly Annual rale Compounded quarterly I Park was preSident and chalrper- 2464 him and hiS wife to WrIte the book Cemetery, Troy I8.30% 8.85% 9.15% I I Eftecllve annual yield Eftect"e annual ylold Eftect>veannual yIekl

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t Thursday, April 3, 1986 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS • • Thinking SOC Show contains senIor programmIng of Leasing FEliCE By Mike Andrzejczyk variety of housing alternatives ces and other aspects of life for at Wayne, Columbia University, IN~TALLATION & REPAIR Dr Robert Booth says his cable available for older citizens as well older people. University of Michigan and Case- Think of teleVIsion program, "The SOC as giving information on who to "We're concerned with the fami- Western Reserve in Cleveland, • WOOD Show," is as much of the families call for help. Other shows include ly, both extended and nuclear," he Ohio, joined the faculty at Wayne DRUMMY • CHAIN LINK of older citizens in the Pointes and discussions of hospices with Dr. says "We want to create an in 1960. He retired in December • VYNAL COATED Harper Woods as it is for older ci- Josephine Magno, director of edu- awareness for older citizens and 1983 from the directorshIp of the !LEASING INC. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL tizens themselves. cation and commumty relations their famIlies. We can get infonna- program, which helped ready 8 Mile at Gratiot Booth, 69 and a retired professor with Hospice of Southeast Michi- lion out in a variety of ways." those with master's degrees for en- 772-6700m.2200 trance into the hbrary field Oa\l d BeUore V P and director of LIbrary Sciences at gan. WIth a noon showing Monday Aalpn FllOk Salos Mgr S,.EYE-882-i650 Wayne State University, hosts the "One of the thIngs I hope we can through Friday and two evening show, which appears weekdays do with thIS show is to have people showings, each program will air at As a member of the executive and Tuesday and Thursday even- gather in a home, view the pro- least seven times in a week, ac- committee for The Working Chan- ing on Grosse Pointe Cable's Chan- gram and have a discussion after- cordmg to the cable company. nel, Booth helped in the develop- nelll ward." Booth says. "When ques- "When we're working with cable ment of the Veterans-Workmg Soon after he became a member tIons arise, we will gIve people a televIsion. . our concern is with Channel Coalition, consistmg of of the board of directors for Ser- phone number they can call to get using local talent," according to more than 25 veterans orgamza- VICesfor Older CItIzens, Booth told answers." program dIrector Wally Scotten. tions, which will present a live, the other members he was in- The best place to go for answers "Local origination programming hour-long broadcast SImulcast on cable and over-the-air stations MAIN STREET terested in working on cable tele- to questions regarding older citi- is by, for and because of people in Grosse Pointes and Harper VIsion programming. With the zens and their famihes IS the Called "A Fighting Chance - other members of the cable televi- Senior Informatlon Center at Woods " The Jobs For Veterans Show," the 882-9600. Informatlon IS avallable sion committee, Fran Schonen- Local talent is what the company program will offer viewers a look berg and Wllham Montgomery, a on a variety of services through the has found with Booth Besides his at employment opportunities I edu- center, which is an adjunct of SOC senes was developed that will chairmanshIp of SOC's cable com- cation and trainmg programs and and housed in Ferry Elementary meet the educational, recreation- mittee. Booth has a variety of survival services. For potential U.S.A. School WITH .., al ..nu :.pintud.lneciLs of older citi- group affthatlons, includmg serv- employers of veterans, mtorma- DRESS UP AMERICA! Future shows will also look at zens and their famihes, Booth mg on the board of Cathedral Ter- tion on tax credits and cost incen- the myriad educational and rec- says. race, Children's Hospital, Wayne tives will be available. reational opportunitIes available This is the second series develop- State Umversity Retirees Associa- The program will air from 7 to AWNINGS AND for residents, Booth says One ed for seniors and their families by tion and as a member of the execu- 8 p.m. April 23 on WTVS Channel show will look at the Semor Mens the cable company. The first dealt tive committee for the Working 56 and The Working Channel. WIth a variety of recreational and Club, Its officers and subgroups. April is Hire A Veteran Month, FRAMES "Many of the people I know are Channel. health lSSues, Booth says. The SOC Booth, who earned four degrees Booth adds. show will go much further, he active," Booth says "There are SHIPPED adds. opportunities for retirees and older Fitness classes at War Memorial COMMUNITY So far, six shows have been com- citizens to get out and do things DESIGN pleted. The first two, the first of It's my intent to see we have a TrIm off extra winter pounds in from 12:30 to 1:15 p.m. and is de- ANYWHERE AWNING & 9tGN CO which airs Tuesday, April 8, at 6:30 variety of things represented on one of the following fitness classes signed to strengthen and tone the p.m , are with Gary Gintzig, for- the show." to begin soon at the War Me- abdomen, buttocks and thighs merly with Bon Secours Hospital The shows are designed for fa- morial: Babies up to six months will be In- IN THE and now director and chief execu- milies of older persons as well, • Couture Exercise: Body and eluded by means of simple mas- tIve officer of Comprehensive ~e- Booth says. Extended families Leg Crafting will meet on Mondays sage and stretching techniques. U.S.A. tirement Commumties. with members 65 or older Will be- and Wednesdays, April 7 to June Mary Louise Selover will instruct The two shows will cover the nefit from information about finan- 30, from 9 to 10 a.m. Instructed by th 20 sessions WhICh cost $65. Ahce BeUte, the program will be • Receive a head-to-toe workout adapted to the individual's level re- in a Jacki Sorensen's AerobIC Robbery report delayed gardless of age, sex or size. Cost is Dance class which will meet on $70for 24 seSSIons or $40for any 12 A breaking and entering in the ed to tell the caller to call us dIrect- Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8.45 to sessions Farms March 28 went unreported ly." 9:45 a.m. Suzanne Zielinski will In this case, the robbery took • New mothers can jom Post- lead the class which is $50 for 20 for 10 hours when the homeowner Natal ExerCise and bring baby called 911 instead of the Farms place when the resident was away sessions too I The progreSSIve 10-week SENSATIONAL pohce. from home Any 911 shp-up mere- • Get yourself moving m Valene ly resulted m a delay m reportmg course WIll meet Mondays and Pokomy-McHugh's Walking For BACK-LIT AWNINGS "Once in a while we get a cons- Wednesdays, April 7 to June 16, cientious 911 operator who calls In a life-threatemng SItuation, Fitness, where participants will SPECIALIZING IN us," said Farms Police Chief however, a delay could be dIsas- Divorce ovemew take an invigorating 45-minute HIGH-TECH DESIGNS Robert Ferber. "They are suppos- trous. walk along Lakeshore Drive from Residents of the Farms should The Women's Justice Center 9 to 10 a.m. on Tuesdays and • CUSTOM FABRICATIONS • report crimes directly to the WIllsponsor an overview of the di- Thursdays, April 8 through May Farms police at 885-2100 vorce process Thursday, April 10, 15. Supportive running shoes and REASONABLY PRICED Business robbed The thief broke mto a Kerby at 9:30 to 12:30 a.m. at the cen- appropriate weather gear are Two color televisions and a VCR Road house through the door fac- ter's offIce located in the Univer- needed for the rain or shine walks. 2934 YEMANS • HAMTRAMCK, MI. were taken from A.MJ Electronics, ing the Mack alley, according to SIty of Detroit Law School, 651 E. Informational handouts, warm-up 48212 • PH. 1.313-873.1210 20746Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods, the police report. The door was Jefferson, Room 343. and cool-down techniques will be Wednesday, March 26. blocked from view by a privacy Attorney Sharon L Edwards given to meet the three-mile goal Police are investigating the fence Will speak Women and men seek- Cost is $30 for 12 sessions. smash-and-grab theft which ap- Entry was gained by kIcking the ing information on what to expect For additional elass mformation, parently occurred in the early door, police saId. The door jamb from the divorce courts and ad- call 881-7511. morning hours Sunday. and the bolt lock were lying on the vice on how to choose an attorney A cinder block was thrown floor. are mVlted to attend. throygh lhe glass door and items The thief ransacked four bed- For more mformatlOn, call 961- from the front of ilie store were rooms, taking Jewelry WhICh he 7073 between 10 a m. and 2 p.m., ANN ARBORI\ MICHIGAN' ,._, removed. carrIed away In a pillow case from Monday through Friday. Parking Value of the loss was about one of the beds Police had no esti- IS avallable at the rear of the $1,000. mate of the value of the ewelry bUIldmg TIB IICIIIII INTIIUlS

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• Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen.A

What's on Cable PrimeI Time for senior citizens A list of programs on Grosse Pomte Cable this week Thursday, AplII :l "Local Hunting and Fishing" (I J) Pets and people are good combination • 5p m .5.30 p.m - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (II) .5 30pm - "The Savmg Word" (s) By Marian Trainor a difference does not assume that There have been examples kittens. Adults animals are compa- • 6 p.m - "Sports View Today" - With Bob Page (J J) How much IS that doggie in the pets take the place of human con- where stroke victims are so mon pets for Michigan Humane • 6 p.m - "VOices" - The St Joan of Arc Church magazme (s} window? It's all relevant, not only tact In fact, It is believed that depressed by their health prob- SOCIety staff members. .630pm "Charlie Chaplm Theater" - Cla~slc comedy (II) .6 30pm - In terms of money spent to pur- those who enJoy high mvolvement lems that they are unwJlhng to The MIchIgan Humane Society "Pirates of Penzance" - A specIal presental10n of the chase the dog and maintain it, but with animals have a greater need work in therapy sessions to re~tore receives many letters as the result Gilbert and Sullivan classIc performed by studenls of also In the rewards that come from of human companionship Umverslty Liggett school (19) major skl1ls and to relearn speech of the program. One nursing home .7pm - "You Can Do It''' - Tm Love tnes wok cookmg With owning a pet Ownmg a pet provides opportun- Somehmes when given a pet to director wrote: "The residents lov- guest Richard Kay (11) In terms of dollars, It could be a ItIes for human contact. There are play WIth for an hour to two, they ed the aOlmals, and the smiles and • 7'30 P m - "Your Money and You" - "Seltmg YOlll'Goals and considerable expendIture There IS many frIendshIps that are formed speak or smile. Often thiS IS the laughter you brought will always Managing RIsks," featuring John Poplowskl, who tdlks the ongInal cost whIch vanes WIth while exerclslOg a dog. Dog first pOSItIve step toward success- be remembered." about fmanclal fitness and achlevmg It ~II) breed and bloodlIne But It ISPOSSI- walkers develop a SOCial camar- ful phySical therapy Another wrote, "A lady who was .Spm - "Dollars and Common Cents" - Leonard Wltulskl and ble to lower the Investment by adene as they meet and diSCUSS Pet therapy conslst~ of a bnef unresponsive laughed so hard her guest Frank J Henry wIll dl!,cuss fmances from a lax bypassing purebreds and settlIng pedigrees, traits and antics of their session each month when aOlmal payer's pomt of view (II) upper denture fell out" for a lovable, cute rag mop of a dog pets shelter representahves bring a few • 8 30 P m - "Johanna Gllberl InterViews" - HIXleSanford and One person wrote about a patient LOll1seTewalt talk about the John Lake Scholarship With an uncertaIn lmeage An mterestlng experIment m- well-behaved cats and dogs to the who fIrst came to the facility in a Fund (11) No matter what the chOlce, add volvmg pet owners and their dogs nursmg home for the reSidents to fetal pOSitIOn After some coaxing Da) time programming to the ongmal cost the expense of was conducted by Dr Randall she fmally got up 10 a wheelchair. Monday through Fnda~ tood, check-ups, vaccinatIOns, Lockwood, an aSSIstant professor When a puppy was placed in her • 9 30 a m - "Fitness Express' (II) veterlnanan fees, hcenses and of psychiatry at the State Umver- lap she began to talk She talked • 10 a.m - "You Can Do It " (111 medicme slty of New York The purpose was about the four dogs she had smce • 10'30 am - "Tableslde Cookmg " (11) Then there ISthe matter of time to see If people who had pets pro- childhood She held on to the puppy • 11a m - "Johanna Gilbert Interviews" (I J) Dogs need to be fed, exercised, Jected a different first impression and Cried for JOY The change in • 11.30a m - "Practical Astrology" (II) gIven attention It ISa hving crea- from those who dIdn't Pictures of • 12 P m - "The sac Shov. .. (11) her was remarkable • 12:30 p m - "Your Money and You" (II) ture With a constant need for atten- people WIth and Without pets were The Importance of having a pet tIOn and reassurance shown • 1 P m - "Sports VIew Today" (l J) has even been recognized by • 1 30 P m - "Dollars and Common Cents" (II) Ha ving a dog sounds like a lot of "If there was an aOlmal In the legislators. Proposals are being • 2 P m - "Chaplm Theater" (II) trouble, but experts 10 the fIeld of picture," Dr Lockwood reported, made to allow pets where they • 2.30 P m - "DetrOit Curtam Call" (1 I) health and human relationshIps "the person was almost invanably have preVIOusly been forbid'len. • 3 30 P m - "Best of Young Vlewpomtes " (I Jl say It IS worth It perceived to be frlendher, happIer, U S Rep Mario Biaggi (D-N YJ • 4 P m - "Sports Rap" (1l) Dr Norman Johnson, wrIting 10 warmer and more confident play WIth and hold The ammals has submitted a bill that is current- Monday, April 7 "The Complete Puppy and Dog Another example given IS one are selected by the shelter on the ly pending before the House .4 30pm - "Wayne County A New Perspecl1ve " (11) Book," explams' "A dog suppltes where a group was stranded over- .5pm - "Fitness Express" - Improve your health (II) baSIS of good temperament Volun- Sub-commIttee on Housing and companionship, fun and relaxation mght With strangers in a Red Cross teers usually accompany the Community Development. It .5pm - "Faith 20" - WIth Dr Joel Nederhood (8) • 5'30 P m - "Tables Ide Cookmg" - Gregory Polls WIllprepare a for everyone He will never betray shelter The only family In the shelter staff to the seSSIOn would prohibIt restrictIon of pet four-course meal OJ} you . For the older couple, he shelter that made frIends With It 13 saId that ammals With theIr ownership by tenants 65 and over .6pm - "Practical Astrotog)''' - Rich Mllostan Willtell what prOVides freshness and youth and everyone was the one famIly WIth spontaneIty and eagerness for or disabled people who reside in the stars hold for you (II) shows that he needs and loves a dog affection bnng out the best 10 federally assisted housing while • 6 P m - "Young Authors" - WIth Trmka Hakes Noble (19) them For people living alone, he Nursing homes ha ve recognized many lonely or Isolated people preserving the right of housing • 6.30 pm - "Sports Rap" - Fay Howenstem brings you tocal high means a hnk with hfe Itself. He is the therapeutIc value of bringing Locally the MIchigan Humane authOrities to take corrective ac- school sports and mtervlews (Il) an expert 10 dIspelling fear and pets to VISIt Society has a Pet Therapy Vislta- tIon where genuine health or safe- • 645 pm - "Story Hour" - From the Woods Branch library (19) loneliness A good protector and an Pet therapy ISdesIgned to bridge hon Program They hope to aid pa- ty problems are posed by the pet's .7 pm "Best of Young Vlewpomtes" - Local young people understandmg and 10vIOg compa- the gap between nursmg resIdents share theIr views (II) tients 10 local nursing homes by presence. .7pm - Harper Woods lhghllghts" - From the Harper Woods mon, he can relax them, make and the thE'rapist. Often reSIdents' taking shelter ammals to these Sen. Wtlham Proxmire (D-Wis.) school system (19) them laugh, give them purpose encounter With a pet IS the fIrst facuitIes and glVlng them a chance has mtroduced a similar measure • 7'30 P m - "Some Semblance of Samty" - Gary Thlson brmgs and so take them out of them- time 10 a long while that they have to mteract With one another The m the U S. Senate you the hghter SIdeof life (II) selves." felt deeply touched by an experi- VIsits are kept to about 45 minutes It would appear that those who .8pm - "DetrOIt Curtam Call" - Your ticket to entertainment "Pets are good for people," says ence or suddenly recall some hap- so as not to overly tIre the partiCI- work With people agree that corn- and happemngs m and around the Metro DetrOIt area Dr Erika Friedman, an assIstant 1'1~1 moment 10 theIr youth when pants The entourage consists of pamon animals truly make the WIth MIchael Chapp and Tru Love (II) professor in the Department of they had a pet of theIr own four or five puppIes and one or two world a better place. Tuesday, Apnl 8 Health SCiences at Brooklyn Col- .4pm - "Church of Today" - With Jack Boland (II) lege, one of several researchers .5pm - "Local Huntmg and Fishing" (IJ} .5 30pm - "The Job Show" - From the MESC (II) who say that dogs and other pets may help some people to stay • 530 P m. - "The Savmg Word" (s) FIRST ENGLISH CHIMNEY SCREENS .6pm - "Sports VIew Today" - With Bob Page (II) healthier and also to live longer .6:30 p m - "The SOC Show" - Sponsored by ServIces for Older It IS now beheved that owning LUTHERAN Clhzens, hosted by Robert E Booth, tomght Gary N and caring for a dog can mean a INSTALLED ~ Gmtzlg, executive director, ComprehenSive Retirement longer lIfe, better mental health CO-OP PRESCHOOL Commumtles. talks about housmg alternatIVes for the and a happier mental attitude for (J KEEP elderly 1l men and women who are wllhng to OPEN HOUSE • 6 30 P m - "Steady Gams" - Happemngs at Bishop Gallagher assume the responslblhty of own- SQUIRRELS & High School. 09) 109 a pet April 15 & 16 ~~~ • 7 P m.- "You Can Do It I" - Jody RIchard, Lee Anne Shaheen BIRDS For instance, recent research ~i:~hl~ ... and lorrie Schulte WilldISCUSSGrosse Pomte's AquatIC 9:30-11:00 a.m. I E:J~ . Program O}) has shown that more pet owners • 7 pm - "Something OrIginal" - From ANPEC (19) survive myocardial mfarctIon than OUT! n6.3126 • 7'30 P m - "Your Money and You" - "RedIstributing Your non-pet owners Other fmdings Now AccejJtl11g Applications Assets and Planmng Your Estate," Attorney Wayne show conclUSIvely the benefits For 3 and I. Year-Old Classes ONLY $2000 EACH DeFour and Gerald DIVOZZO,speCialist m asset from having a pet outweIgh those 'Requlred by new Grosse Pointe Code management, talks about savmg money and makmg It reahzed from such activities as grow With Helen Hart. \1J') gardening Kpet must be exercis- 800 VERNIER • 7:30 p.m - "Capitol Report" - From the offIces of Denms Hertel, GEORGE VAN ,HOME IMR regardmg mlssmg children and teen SUICide(8) ed and who better to provide it 881-1619 • 88;-4746 ROOFING & ALUMINUM SIDING "Dollars and Common Cents" - Tomght Leonard than the owner The questIon IS Storm Doors and Windows Witulskl and guest WilldiSCUSSfmances from tax- who benefIts the most, since the Seamless Gutters Roof Repair Specialist payer's pomt of vIew (II) owner WIll be exerCIsing at the • 8 P m "The Scarab Club" (8) same time. • 8'30 P m - "Johanna Gilbert InterViews" - "A Day of Beauty", a The vIew that ammals can make VISItWIthJoyce at Walton PIerce (II) • 11- Wednesday, April 9 • 4.30 P In. - "Wayne County. 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Page Eighteen-A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, April 3, 1986 Spend some time and listen to a good book' By Nancy Parmenter the manufacturer to sell at the friends 10 the hospita1." It is important to read the label ~ person who lives in Grosse same price as the hardback ver- Many of the tapes are abridged and find out whether the book has Flying high ~omte and works dow~town ~as S1On. versions, but "abridged very been abridged. Enjoying an early spring Just about enough mormng drIve- "They're all selhng very well," well" according to Neumann. In wind, Kenneth Hugelier, a fore- time in a week to listen to all the Lombardini said of the classics, fact' some of the complete works A sales person at All Pomtes chapters of the latest ~otboiler. on plays, children's books and don,'t move very well because man at the Grosse Pointe Books said the store has received audIO cassette. In mcreasmg popular flchon avallable. "There they're just too long. Farms water plant took his a rental line of motivational tapes sons out early one Saturday nU~bers, Americans are choosing are a lot of people with falling vi- Village Records and Tapes has within the last two months "and we to hsten to a good book Instead of S10n and people who do a lot of had audiocassettes available for for some kite-flying. That's haven't rented one yet" She said Aaron, 4, holding on to the read it. dnvmg. Fliers always take soft- more than two years, but they .she was looking for the situation to How business m audlo book sales cover books - drivers take tapes don't stand a chance among the Improve when the selection is big- kite string and his brother An- and rentals is and what kind of and play the book while they music tapes there. ger drew, 6, keeping a watchful tapes are good movers depends on drive." "We've experimented with dif- eye. ~hich stores you talk to Mohva- It takes a lot of listening to hear ferent hnes and concepts, selling honal tapes, for example, are hot- a whole book. Many of the best- versus renting, but people don't Merit Books m East DetrOIt and cakes at one store, and dead mer- sellers come m three cassettes look for that sort of thing at a the Knowledge Nook in St Clair Photos b) Peter A Sallna< chandlse at another. With 90 minutes to a slde record store" said co-owner Shores both rent and sell tapes and Grosse Pointers are flocking to The Book V1llage doesn't handle George Young find that sales do better than ren- buy audio cassettes at the Book rental tapes. "We leave that to the On the other hand, "there 1Sde- tals. Customers pay up to $7 50 a V1llage, where they have been hbrary," Lombardm1 said fimtelya need and an interest - month to rent, as opposed to about ava1lable for more than a year The hbrary is domg a land office there are so many executives $13to buy, and are required to mati The big selling point there is that business. Every month, hundreds bombmg around in their cars all the tape back to the distnbutor the lme of bestsellers handled in of authors hke Jane Austen, the day," Young said the shop reproduces the whole Bronte sisters, James Herriott The store has settled on a Ime of Both stores carry chl1dren's book, not an edited version Ian Flemmg and Wilham Shakes: claSSICSfeaturmg poetry, drama literature and Merit's big busmess "Most books are edited," ex- peare are checked out Motlva- and selected readmgs that have IS m motIvatIOnal tapes. Leo Bus- plamed Carole Lombardm1, a tlOnal tapes, too. proved popular. But no motivation- cagha tapes move best. salesperson at the Book VIllage "Th~y all move really well," al ta~s, which do "absolutely "These are unusual m bemg the sa1d Ltlhan Neumann of the cen- zero" So whether it's Buscaglia or entire book" tral library audio-visual depart- Young said many customers ~ail Shakespeare you like, you can fmd Another advantage IS that a ment. "People love them for vaca- to realize what they are buymg It out there somewhere and hsten complete bestseller ISmarketed by tions and to take them to their when they pICk up a book on tape. to a good book in your spare time County lets stand local special education guidelines By Mike Andrzejczyk dents The MACLD cnapter argued the excellent help of the special ed Investtgators for the Wayne In- The organizatIOn complamed that state law contamed no such staff," Pettengill said "If this termediate School Dlstnct have that the ISD gUidehne, which was score levels, but mstead saId a support is withdrawn, If the rug is ruled that two speCial education adopted by the local d1strict, chIld must be found to have" pulled out from under them, then guidelmes enacted by the Grosse Violated state or federal regula- a severe discrepancy between the doors would be opened to Pointe Public School System do tIOns. achievement and intellectual potential failure - discourage- not violate state or federal regula- The county school district ability." ment sets in; motivation is lost. tions and are valid. adopted a set of guidelines m The school district al~o adopted These students become potential The investigatIon came after a February 1985,and the school dis- a guidelme that said a student's dropouts. " complaint by the Grosse Pointe trICt sent out informatIOn to IQ was to be average or above in David Soebbing, who handled chapter of Michigan AssoclatlOn parents and staff last November. determming eligibility or con- the ISD investigation of the local of Chlldren and Adults with One part of the guideline which tinued learning disabled services district, said he found no violation Learning Dlablhtles filed m sparked the complaint against from the district. of state or federal law in the local February With the ISD both the local district and ISD Local MACLD chapter presi- gUideline. He added he advised The chapter also filed a com- said a child must score below 85 dent Priscilla Pettengill made her the school system that its guide- plaint against the intermediate on an achievement test to be con- objections known to the Board of line about above-average or school district for one gUideline sidered to have learning disabili- Education at its March 3 meeting. average IQ was not contained in concerning classificatIOn of stu- ty "We are uncomfortable and the county's guidelines, one de- very concerned that there may be fense the local school system GARBAGE cuts in special education - both used. Termmalls (Japanese Spurge) Empire opens Woods branch financially and in numbers The ultimate determinant of GRINDER? The Ideal permanent evergreen ground cover plant served," she told trustees " ... whether a guideline works is how to grow In sunny as well as shady locations whITe Nancy Parmenter company is anxious to move past By As you know, a student is con- it is adhered to during In- CIfI grass falls. Grows at even height of about B inches. its bad press on financial prob- Empire of Amenca savings as. sidered i PES ~h. ¥>iE C .. AF=;~~~D""". COLlt:uES C_APKSON COLBY C0LGA.T£ GO LEuI"' O~ .."":')c::,~~'l CO O~:U,Da rOlJVBL4. c ~.,wlf,#~ CONCORD A, CO~"EC¥ CL T Coo ...C: I.. CL,RP'I' fAq-PC' "H D"~::, "I :)[PA,UW Demming's Chunk Lite TUNA 69 PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE ANDVINVL .)==l:A.KE DUl

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Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen-A Schools North students win Scholastic Art awards Four North students had their key, certIficate; Scott Lansdau, Maryann Paulse, certifICate portfolios selected to compete In gold key, Andrea Thomas, gold Graphic DeSIgn Semor DIVISion New York as a result of the 1986 key; Kathryn Osler, gold key; - James Kim, blue ribbon, Andy Scholastic Art Awards. Suzanne Kristen McNamara, certificate; Lida, blue rIbbon, Elspeth Near- Engelbrecht, James Harkenrider Colleen Roney, three certificates, hood; Angela Dallas, blue rIbbon, and Timothy Harkenrider had KIrsten Mumma, certifICate; Phil Scott Smith, gold key, certifICate, theIr art portfolios selected and Shefferly, certificate; Whitney Cmdy Wishart, gold key, Wendy the photo portfoho of Kathryn Friesen, certificate; EriC Kroph, McBride, certificate Osler was chosen. certificate. Other wmners were. Watercolor - Scott Smith, blue Ink Drawing Jumor DIVISIOn- Alexander Tobbe, gold key, Anne Sculpture JUnIor DiVIsion - ribbon, Maryann Paluse, gold Peter Tazzla, gold key. key, Suzanne Engelbrecht, gold BakunovlCh, gold key MIXed Media Semor DIVISIOn- key, certificate; Timothy Har- Ink Drawmg Semor DIVISIOn- Timothy Harkenrider, blue rib- ken rider , gold key James Padao, gold key. Suzanne bon: Sharon Frakes, gold key. PenCil Drawmg Jumor DIVISIOn Engelbrecht, gold key, Timothy - Heather WItt, two gold keys, HarkenrIder, gold key, certifi- Photography - HeidI Han- Jason Bhss, two certIficates cate, Scott Smith, gold key, Mat- neman, blue rIbbon and two gold PencIl Drawmg Semor DIVISIOn thew Wlednck, gold key, James keys; Christopher Tapper, gold - Sharon Frakes, gold key, Harkennder, certIficate

PholO by Kay Pholography Eighth-graders, from left, Ed Smith, Brad Sisk, Matthew Kim, Erick Trickey and Bryan Jendretzke are working with math teacher Alan Silverston to prepare for the state finals of the 1986 Mathcounts competition April 12. Parcells students compete in Mathcounts When five Parcells students ten capable of exceptional work - The Mathcounts program is went to the regionals recently m and that's what I ask of them - the sponsored by the CNA Insurance the Third Annual Mathcounts com- best that they can do." Compames and a number of other petition, they made It look as easy The Mathcounts program is an orgamzations and federal agen- as one-two-three Eighth-graders accelerated coaching program cies Aimed at producmg high Ed SmIth, Brad Sisk, Matthew that culmmates In a serIes of com- levels of math achievement in Kim, Erick Trickey and alternate petItIOns. After students compete jUnIor high school students, it ISus- Bryan Jendretzke made up the m a school prehmmary, the four ed as a supplement to the dally les- team that fmished m second place with the hIghest scores, and one al- sons aSSIgned by Silvers ton. only 3.75 points behind Detroit ternate, go to the regIOnal compe- Durmg these next few weeks, ~lJ- Country Day School titIon verston and hiS students will be re- Erick TrIckey won fIrst place in A 40-question timed Written test viewmg all past regional, state and the Special Topic Competition on and an indiVIdual test with two new national exams to prepare for the Number Theory and fimshed with questions coming every four state finals to be held in Lansing on the third highest individual score minutes precedes the team test April 12 Photo by Mike Andrzejczyk Ed Smith tied for fourth highest in- during which contestants can con- Books bring transformation dividual score. fer before submItting a single Children's librarian Blaine Morrow, at right, entertains some Trombly Elementary School answer sheet School people Parcells students have brought Trickey's combined scores on students March 20 dUring the school's "Transform Your Mind With a Book" reception. The school's horne honors each year since the the individual test and the written of the month PTO sponsored the all-school reading campaign during which 68 students read more than 20 Mathcounts program began three test earned him a place in the orals Safety of the Month books each since December. In all, students read 2,269 books during the three months. years ago. Alan Silvers ton, the ad- competition. He and the other School Student vanced math teacher for all the three finalIsts were given a two- Defer Jordan White students on this year's winning. page booklet with seven questIOns Ferry Mike Haskell team, was pleased with the team's on number theory, after which Kerby Nate SmIth DISTRIBUTING CO. LAMP REPAIR outstanding performance, but he 'M & fA they went before a panel of Judges MaIre Megan MacDonald Cleaning Materials & Equipment LAMP PARTS wasn't surprised. from the National Society of Mason Ron Eisenhart "In my 20 years of teachmg, I've Professional Engmeers to defend Monteith ChriS Brown-Borden learned that young people are of- their hypotheses. Dean Balcirak WRIGHT'S PQupard David Davis WE DEUVER Richard Heather Brown Gift & lamp Shop ULS holds college fair Trombly Amanda Ault 18650.. MACK..... AVE High school jumoFfl;" .sopho- "'Denison, DePau~~-' DUlf~~''Fur-'" Service of the Month 884-05.20 _ _ _~ mores and their parents are m- man, Grinnell, Hamilton, Hollins: School Student 885-8839 vited to the Fifth Annual College Indiana V , Ithaca, Kenyon, Le- Defer Ruth Nantals P S Bnng You, Lamp fo, Fair at UniverSity LIggett School high, Macalester, Marquette, Ferry Peter Gusmano 16734 l WARREN DETROIT, MI. 4I22~_ Custom Flttmg Thursday, April 17. from 7:30 to M I.T , MIami U

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1 '4 I Page Twenty-A Go R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, April 3, 1986 Dorothy Matthews calls it a day after 38 years at ~O. sub-station not going to get on an airplane, a B)' Peter A. Salina~ neighborly affection of Dorothy mtely spendmg more time Wltil her rison's Rug and D.M Eagan. She "We do our best," she said. "People always say they get good boat or anything like that." So often, we hurry 1OtOour cars. Matthews who retired from the four great-grandchl1dren. IS not a U S. postal employee, but service here." She bas lived inGrosse Pointe aU '1 Jump out of them, run mto a store post office sub-station located at Over tile past decades Matthews was employed by each store owner One customer came in and said her life. She attended the Hanstein I dnd Jump back m the car It's re- the Grosse Pomte Book Village last has seen the sub-station move four where the sub-station was housed she would really miss Matthews School at Mack and Rivard and 1 freshmg then when we go mto one week times Each move brought its It's currently located at the rear and reached out to touch her hand. later the Grosse Pointe School on ot the stores and are greeted WIth After 38 years at vanous loca- changes, but saId Matthews, the of the Grosse Pointe Book Village, 1 "You take care of yourself," she St. Clair near Jefferson. She a friendly smIle, a "how's the tions at the sub-statiOn, Matthews, operatIOn baSically remained the owned by Gwen Samuels J, said "Do anythmg you want to do graduated from Grosse Pointe weather" and a "thank yOU" 75, said she plam. to take It easy for same "All my customers are wonder- and enjoy it " High School. I So It IS that countle~s Gros!:.e a while - perhaps a ~hort tnp or She has seen the !>ub-statlOn lo- ful," Matthews said on one of her \ POInter!:. WIll ml~!:Ithe !:ImJle dnd two 111 commg mOllths, and defl- cated at Jacobson'!>. Healy'!:., Har- last days. She joked with her cus- "Oh, don't make me cry," Mat- She was married to ulius A. Mat- tomers, and told them she was thews answered with the tears thews for 48 years. He died about t leaving. startmg to flow five years ago. "Oh, we're really gOlOg to miss Matthews said her fellow retlr- "I want to be here and yet I want you," said one. "You're not really ed sub-statton employees have her to retire," she said. "I love wait- gomg to go?" said another. "You'll scheduled to take a mystery tnp 109 on people. 1 love this. Things keep 10 touch?" saId one more later thiS spring with one of the lo- have changed 10 the world, but I "Two other girls I used to work cal organizatiOns. still enjoy being friendly and giv- With at the sub-station retired "I want to go on trips, but I am mg the people a hard time." years ago," Matthews said "I'm getting old and would hke to go bumming The other two keep ask- mg me to go on tnps, and I thmk Newspaper office has fire I'll go " Flames leaped high above the on the second story were badly new Grosse Pointe News bUIlding cracked. The bIggest change over the Monday evemng, engulfmg a large years at the post office has been 10 Jump::>tt::lfilled WIth building and the price of stamps. She has seen "We are looking into it," Can- movmg debns 10 the alley behind them rise from "just a few cents dela said, "but how do you find the newly occupied two-story something like that? No one says to almost a quarter " buildmg anything and no one comes for- Matthews said she might come ward" back on a part-time baSIS during Farms Fire Chief Samuel Can- the holidays, when the post office dela said the fire was reported at He said he is not ruling out ar- is at its busiest. 9: 39 p.m by Sgt Ronald Wooten, son, but he is also not ruling out "Dorothy is a ray of sunshine," Farms police officer. that a smoldering cigarette from .. Samuels said "I have never heard inside the building dwnped in the her say anythmg bad about any- "The whole large dumpster was receptacle started the blaze. one, and no one has ever said any- ablaze when we arrIved," Candela • y thmg bad about her" said. "It was filled with wood, plas- "\"... "'~ ter board and moving materials. He said there were no Photo by Pele r A Salinas She said she has always been We fought the fire for about one. witnesses. Dorothy Matthews, 75, of the City, retired last week after serving for 38 years at the post office aware of the grumblIng and Jokes and-a-half hours." sub-station, currently located at the rear of Grosse Pointe Book Village. Matthews has been with the made about the post office, but "The police are looking into it," station at three other locations. Matthews, left, says good bye to long-time customer Aileen Kurtz smce she isn't a postal employee, The buildmg's rear wall was he said. "It could be kids - a of the Park. it has never really bothered her scorched and two large windows prank, or it could be workmen." rMJiHL:iNB~cIiER1 FENCE ~e( uflty - Pnyaq - ProtectIon

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By Elsa Frohman troit area for more than 40 years Church about five year!> ago Stephen KIng doesn't remember and founded the DetrOit Symphony "He IS one of the foremost exactly why he took up the trom- Baroque Ensemble carollonneurs m the country," Jen- bone In the first place "I'm more of a promoter than a ny saId 1"'01' an open concert, performer," Jenny said. "The pro- DeTurk allows hiS audience mto "I don't know," he said "I'd feSSIOnalIsm skipped a genera- the carollon to watch hIm play seen pictures of trombones In the tIOn " The lIsteners can also go farther up encyclopedia I'd heard bands with The stram of mUSICal talent m and watch the bells as they rIng trombones It looked neat, with the the family seems to begm With big long slide .. " Alice Jenny enrolled In DeTurk's Of course, Stephen couldn't be "My great-great-grandfather ca.'ollon class and today IS an as- expected to m~ke ~ partlcularlj played the tlddle at dance~ m SISt::mtc:lfollonneur for the church well-meditated aesthetiC deCISIOn, Washtenaw County," AlIce saId, She also SIngs With the FestIval He was m the fifth grade tracmg her own musical roots ChOIr and has been a plano accom- "The teacher asked what mstru- panist for student instrumentalists Alice grew up in Ann Arbor Her at the annual Southeast Michigan ment we wanted and I said the mother was widowed and there trombone," he said Solo and Ensemble festIvals smce was lIttle extra money for musIc 1981 "I was never consulted," hiS lessons mother, Jenny King said "He just Stephen wasn't mtlmldated by "Children were always offered the mUSIcal traditIOn In his famI- showed up wIth It We were sur- musIc lessons at that tuue," Alice prised at how soon he was able to ly He says he stuck With hiS trom- said Her mother ran a boardmg bone because he enjoys It play it." I' hou!>e and AlIce's first pIano Stephen showed early on that he lessons came from a teacher who "It's the thIng I excell at," he knew which side of hiS bread was would trade a musIc lesson for said He has been the first trom- buttered One of the first tunes he lunch bone m both the Orchestra and learned to play was the Umversl- "Apparently r did fairly well," SymphOnIC Band at South smce hiS ty of MIchigan fIght song - both she said "My rich aunts were per- freshman year He is currently a his grandparents were U of M suaded that r should take lessons student of DetrOIt Symphony Or- graduates. at the Umversity of MichIgan" chestra prIncipal trombonist Ray- Photo by Elsa Frohman That snap deCISIOn m the fifth Her SWItch to the harpsicord mond Turner grade shaped the lIfe of Stephen, Stephen King, his grandmother, Alice Lungershausen, and his mother, Jenny King, like to make came in the 1930s when she found music together, Stephen is one of three Thomas Nester Scholarship winners who will perform at who is now a semor at Grosse she had to take a job as a Ilbrarian Stephen started private trom- Pointe South High School. He is bone studies m 1979with Carlos B the Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra Family Concert on April 11. one of three I'eclpients of the 1985 "I already had two music Rivera, former DSO trombonist both mdivldual work and as a member of a heavy metal rock winner ThiS year they thought Thomas Nester ScholarshIp, the degrees," !>hesaid "But there was anbd member of the NBC RadIO member of the South Orchestra band which plays at clubs around three were good enough to be Wln- only Grosse Pomter The scholar- no work for mUSicians." She took Orchestra He attended Blue Lake and Symphomc Band, under the the DetrOIt area ners " ship is presented by the Grosse a positIOn at the Chicago art in- Fine Arts Camp near Muskegon, directIOn of Ralph MIller "I'm proud of him," Alice saId. Lenore Marshall, publicity Pointe Symphony ASSOCiation to stItute There she met two men Mich , for three consecutive sum- But Stephen IS mterested In "Particularly since he has won the chazrman for the Grosse POinte who had harpsicords promlsmg teenaged mUSICians mers, 1979-81, and followed with more than one form of "long hair" Nester award I knew Tom Nester Symphony Orchestra contrrbuted Stephen is also preparing for an "They were almost unknown three sessions WIth the UniverSIty musIc In hiS spare hme, he IS a The year before there wasn't a to this story of Michigan AlI-S~ high school audition for admission to the music then," Alice said "The fIrst con- summer program the National program at Indiana University cert I went to was the greatest at MUSICCamp, Interlochen, Mich Stephen will be playing his first thing I had ever heard" Variety Club plans fundraiser in May solo with an orchestra on Apnlll, She bought her first Instrument He played With the Detroit Sym- at 8 pm, when the three Nester from John Challis, who was just phony CiVIC Orchestra In its Vanety Club of DetrOit, Tent 5 their commumty efforts We are hon for the MIchigan Opera recipients perform WIth the or- startmg hiS harpslCord bUlldmg renaissance season, 1983-84, and of Variety Clubs InternatIOnal, proud to announce thiS year's Theatre, Karen DIChiera chestra at the Family Concert. bus mess in YpsIlantI "He was the has been a member of the Grosse Willhost ItS Sixth annual Celebnty honorees Ivan Bloch, Tony Ball on Saturday, May 10, 7 p.m , Award winning Broadway Pro- Vanety Club of DetrOIt is a non- For Stephen, a famIly concert IS only one m the country buildmg Pointe Symphony Orchestra trom, profit organization dedicated to a most appropnate showcase for them then," she saId Later ChallIs bone sectlon smce the fall of 1984. at the MIChIgan Inn, Southfield ducer, ISthe 1986 Humanitanan of the Year Pioneer of Variety is the needs of handicapped and un- his debut. HIS mother and grand- brought his busmess to Detroit Master of Ceremonies tor the derprivileged children For more mother are also musIcians All Stephen has done solo work at club member Jerome B Levy Stephen's mother, Jenny, had gala affaIr IS the ever-popular than 50 years it has engaged m three are Grosse Pomters. Grosse POinte MemOrial Church Heart Award reCIpients, given In her first exposure to musIc at the and has been m musical presenta- Dick Purtan Entertainment WIll raising funds for countless child- be prOVIded by the multi-talented the fIeld of entertamment, are. HIS mother, Jenny, IS a canl- age of fIve, when she started her tIOns at St. Paul Church and St. WJR's "Fat" Bob Taylor, ren's charities lonneur. She plays the carIllon at plano lessons She studied for Clare of Montefalco m Grosse PhIl Marcus Esser Dancing to the musIc of Johnny Trudell and WXYZ-TV's Gene Taylor; former The publIc IS invited to attend Grosse Pointe Memorial Church several years WithMargaret Mall- Pomte and for the Fme Arts Detroit Lion Lem Barney, cur- HIS grandmother;- Alice Lunger- HIS Orehestra WIll also lnghhghl the May 10 Variety Club Celebrity nebach theatre group in DetrOIt rently With MichCon's Public Re- Ball Tickets are $lZ-pef person shausen, was the harpSIchordist the evemng She found her mUSICal avoca- Smce he began competltlng in lations department, executive ($100 tax deductIble), and may be hr the Detroit Symphony Orches- tion, however, when she went to an the Southeast Michigan Solo and The ball has traditIonally been director of the International In- obtained by contactIng ticket tra for 10 years, has concertized "open canllon" concert put on by Ensemble festivals In 1981, an avenue for ralsmg funds whIle stitute of Metropolitan Detroit, chairman Lois Shaevsky at 259- and taught harpSIchord m the De- WillIam DeTurk at MemOrIal Stephen has earned first-place for hononng local personalItIes for Mary Ball, and director of educa- 7400 Family Concert to feature Nester recipients Grosse Pomte South semor Stephen King, Concert-goers rarely have an opportunity to trombone, WIll be one of three teen-age 1985 hear thIS fme music," ReSnIck contmued. Thomas Nester ScholarshIp winners to be An actIve member of the Blrmmgham featured as solOists at the Grosse Pomte Tuesday MUSicale, Claudia, III the summer Symphony Orchestra's FamIly Concert, on of 198-1,was awarded a scholarshIp to study Friday evemng, Apnlll, at 8 pm, in Grosse With master harp teacher LUCIle Lawrence Pointe North's Performmg Arts Center, at Boston UnIversity's Tanglewood InstItute, under the baton of conductor Felix Resnick Lenox, Mass, the summer home of the Joimng Stephen in the program, WhIChwill Boston Symphony She plans to return there hIghlight Sousa marches, compositIons by thIS coming summer Debussy, DaVId, Creston, ROSSIOI, Mous- She plays VIOla and harp With Waldorf sorgsky, and selections from "Annie," Will School's Chamber Orchestra and WIth the be harpIst Claudia ValsI, a jUnIor at DetrOIt's MetropolItan Youth Orchestra She also Waldorf HIgh School, and a reSident of Hunt- plays harp on occaSIOn With varIOUS com- mgton Woods; and from Troy, Avondale mumty orchestras In the DetrOIt High School senIor RIchard Lupescu, who metropolItan area Claudia Just returned plays marImba from Germany, where she spent a portion of The Thomas Nester Scholarship was es- her junior year as a foreIgn exchange tablIshed to honor the late Grosse POinte student realtor and vIOlIOlst who was the motIvatmg PercussIOnist Richard Lupescu has been force behind the foundmg of the Grosse a member of Avondale School bands smce Pomte Symphony Orchestra more than 30 the fifth grade, mcludmg concert, Jazz, years ago. marching, pep and Pit bands He has played Ralph Miller of the Grosse Pomte Sym- With the LIVOnIa Youth Symphony Concert phony Society board of dIrectors now chairs Orchestra, the Oakland Young Symphony, the proJect, which reward!> worthy young the Blue Lake InternatIOnal Jazz Band which mUSICIans With funds for addItIonal educa- toured Sweden, Finland and Denmark, and tIOn In their mstrument, and also assures IS currently performmg With the Blrmmg- then a chance to solo In a Symphony setting ham-BloomfIeld and Grosse POinte Sym- "Usually we give one, or at the most two, phomes Nester prIzes annually," said ReSnIck "But The recipient of several musIc awards, he these three young people were so talented IS a member of the National Honor Society that we felt we should reward them all We and plans to major m musIc III college begm- even added a speCial evenmg concert to our nmg thiS fall regular season to mtroduce them to the TIckets for the Apnl 11 concert are $6 for communIty. adults, $3 for students, available at the door "All their solo selectIOns are very unusual or telephone 886-6244 to order m advance

She's a winner. Charlotte Kazul, left, a Grosse POinte South junior, drew the winning design for the South Mother's Club luncheon and fashion show pro- gram, For more on the show and Char- lotte, see related story on page 28. .. -: "

PhOto by Jim Fels

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Page Two-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 3, 1986 Opemtion LING THINKING OF A NEW 15th anniversary celebration planned KITCHEN? Operation LINC depends on the and neglected adolescents and ganization designed to prOVide the Harper-Gratiot Multi-Service hard work and support of Its vol- furniture {or a counseling center. employment, on-the-Job training Center (HGMSCL WE OFFER THE ULTIMATE IN unteers to help the needy of the Anyone who has had a connec- and employment opportunitles to "During 1985 alone, Operation metropolitan area Wednesday, tion with LINC who Wishes to young persons placed on proba- LINC has helped with beds, DESIGN & CRAFTSMANSHIP April 16, from 5'30 to 7'30 p.m., share in the observance of this tion for non-assaultIve offenses stoves (gas and electriC), rugs, AT COMPETITIVE PRICES those valued volunteers past and very meaningful year is invited to According to Executive Direc- refrigerators, couches, kitchen present will gather to celebrate contact Fran Mumma, at 882- tor Theresa Simmons, the effort tables and chairs, clothing, shoes, CALL A PROFESSIONAL LINC's 15th anmversary at the 6100. to adequately supply and equip toys and bed lmens," wrote Ken- home of Lisa Morreale While looking back and cherish- the traimng classes is a contmual nedy. Founded by Detroit's Junior Ing past accomplishments, LINC "struggle," and the organization "Your organization does ad- League In 1971, and now an inde- IScontmuing to work {or the needs would "value greatly" any aid dress those needs the Department pendent, non-proht corporation of orgamzahons that need our Area reSidents who wish to don- of SOCial Services and other agen- servmg the metropohtan DetrOit help now ate Items to any of these agencies cies (like ours) cannot," she area, Operation LINC (Linking John Wyakiel, program direc- may contact the Operation LINC added .~~83~~!.~,~FI~81.1024 IndlVlduals to Needs In the Com- tor of the Conner House Eastwood office at 882-6100 "Operation LINC's donors are V,Sit our Showroom mumty) through Its volunteers, re- Community Climc, has requested One recent LINC request {or aid carlOg, concerned and sensitive searches agencies askmg for a telephone answerlOg machine to was met with great success In to the needs of others. It is always help, locates resources and dls- provide phone coverage while he January, LINC asked for a VCR a pleasure to work With you Lmk- tnbutes items obtamed to those conducts therapy seSSIOns. The for the Rehablhtation Institute's 109 IndiViduals to Needs In the -_ .. For 15 years,_--JackJ who need them cllmc prOVides a residential alco- Therapeutic Recreation Depart- Commumty continues to fill the I Sorensen has been LINC alumm will recall the hol substance abuse program and ment gap 10 human service programs," many "links" that have formed the pacesetter m could also use a washing machme A Betamax was subsequently Kennedy concluded the cham of services prOVided by and television Anyone wishing to Operation LINC is grateful for aerobIC programs, I this concerned orgamzatIon. donated by the Lakeshore Ears, senmg Ihe standards donate these Items may contact Nose and Throat Center in Febru these kind words and for the sup- you're loobng for To Alone end ot the LINe cham Wysklel at 923-6830 or the Opera- port of area reSidents and bUSI- have been retailers, automotive ary get a fun, effective, I tIon LINC o{flCe at 882-6100. nesses who have contributed so and safe workout, compames, churches, clubs, The 4-H Growmg Roots pro- In addition, LINC was also able generously durlOg the first 15 come to the leader I ~chool groups, scout troups and gram is 10 need of cannmg jars to to obtain a reel-to-reel tape years mdlVlduals who have offered be used in their annual urban gar- recorder and a large quantity of Watch for the LINC flower sale CLASSES IN I their time, services or usable dening effort. magnetic tapes for the Institute. commg up May 10, at the First goods At the other end are block The Interim House, a shelter Evangelical Lutheran Church on Jacki Sorensen's Jacki Sorensen's DETROIT clubs, day care faclhties, drug re- for victims of domestic VIOlence is Because LINC is often able to Vernier Road Aerobic Dancing Aerobic \\brkout habllltatIOn centers, youth homes looking {or paint and someone meet the needs of agencies such Operation LINC needs your EAST DETROIT I and semor centers which have who can help the house staff with as these, they frequently receive time and contnbutlOns As a non. • Register Now' • ~~;ny~~me, GROSSE PGINTE been assisted. kitchen repairs. thanks for our efforts. profit, volunteer orgamzation FOR INFORMATION CALL: Some Items that have been A request for office furmsh- LINC recently received these LINC depends on your support. I "LINC'ed" mclude Christmas ings, desks and chairs, file cabi- words of appreciation from Jer- To volunteer or donate useable I Suzanne 884-2987 gifts to foster care children, play nets and uniforms, comes {rom utha Kennedy, Outreach Super- items at any tlme of the year, or .Jk# equipment for a recreation pro. Phoenix Job Development Ser- visor of the Neighborhood Service please call LINC at 882-6100, be- 1-800-368-2015 ~ ~ I gram, beds for a home for abused vices, Inc ThiS is a non-profit 01'- OrganizatIon (NSO), located at tween 9 a m and 2 p m I •.. __CLASSES ..STARTING NOWI aerObIC.1!f9!J!BI1IS. •.. South junior wins Mothers' Club contest Charlotte Kazul, a 16-year-old ChOIr, With whom she practices Grosse Pointe South High School four nights a week In the sum- junior, has created this year's mer of 1987, she will travel with wmning design for the Mothers' the chOIr on a concert tour to Club annual luncheon and fashIOn Scandinavia. show. A student In Barbara The Grosse Pomte South Moth- Gruenwald's commerCial design ers' Club luncheon and fashIOn class, she illustrated the lunch- show will be held Thursday, April eon's theme, "Images of Spring," 24, at 11 a.m. at the War Memor- using black paper-eot butterflies ial Bonwit Teller will present Her design is not only a symbol of warm weather fashIOns in a the season but a natural comple- staged fashion produchon, chore- ment to sprmg's many flowers ographed to' music. Tickets are $15 per person and can be ordered Kazul .Ias taken a variety of art by sending a check, along with a classes as part of her high school stamped, self-addressed envel- curriculum and has also studied ope, to the Grosse Pointe South privately. She prefers to work 10 Mothers' Club, 208 Kerby Road, ink or watercolor and has exhib- Grosse Pointe Farms, 48236 ited in South's student art show. A All proceeds benefit the stu- Proudly We Hail freshman senator and jumor dents of Grosse Pointe South High .' JJ. TfJ,'.!Ex,chang;,CJu9 ,of Grg.~ Polnte/,St. Clair Shores re- class secretary, she is also a School 10 the form of scholarships , 'ceritly honore(tlJ1rte~;-'f~JPl'e'hf.f'tfy awarding them th'eL~ member of the Christ Church and enri'chment'programs. ' "Proudly We Hall" award. The award is presented to Indlvld. uals who display the American flag regularly. From left to right, Cliff Kost of St. Clair Shores; marti Miller, Grosse Thlent Auction planned Pointe Woods; Edward Skzkola, St. Clair Shoresj and club A Shower of Talent Auction Will caller or folk dance leader; meals President, Kevin Granger. be held Saturday, April 12, at the at noted restaurants m the central First Unitarian-Universalist city; a tour of an advertising Church in DetrOIt's Cultural Cen- agency. Sacred Heart alumnae visit Japan ter AdmiSSIOn and child care are This 10th annual benefit will of- free. Doors open at 6 p.m. when Three hundred and fifty alumna their homes as well as at the fer a variety of services and tal- food service and silent write-in of the Sacred Heart from all over Mlkaya Hotel, center for the Sac- ents mcluding: a day-long sall on bids begin At 7 P m. vOice bids the world gath,ered With at least red Heart delegation. Lake Erie on a 25 ft sloop; a mys- start as does the children's pro- as many alumnae from Japan at The Academy of the Sacred tery-solving dinner party; an op- gram of games and nickel and the University of the Sacred Heart of Grosse Pointe closed its portunity to lunch WIth Jim Fitz- dime carOl val booths. First U-U Heart in Tokyo {rom March 16 to doors In 1969 and was established gerald or go to the movies with Church is located at 4605 Cass at 21 Other meetings were held at as the Grosse Pomte Academy at Catharine Rambeau, both of the Forest at the south end of Wayne the Sacred Heart schools m FUJi, that time. Sacred Heart alumnae Detroit Free Press; a tour of the State University. For more infor- Obayashi, and Kyoto. from Grosse Pointe who attended stalls and stores of Eastern Mar- mahon or a catalogue of auction the Tokyo meeting include Mrs ket With a profesSIOnal chef; eth- items, phone 833-9107. The delegates were greeted by Neil Patterson and her sister, mc dinners at the old Henry Ford Crown Princess Michiko, herself Mrs. David Johnson, Mrs. Mar- mansIOn 10 Boston-Edison diS- The pale complexlOn was so an alumna of the Sacred Heart m cellus J Sweeney, Mrs. William trict much in vogue among American Tokyo. They were entertained by J Oldani, and Mrs. Edmund A. Also on the list are theater tic- women of 100years ago that some some of the Japanese alumnae In Baler kets; servIces of square dance took to eating arsenic to achieve it

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"You shouldn't be afraid of finding a Pride of the }!'Jointes lump. You should be afraid of not looking for it~' Three in ad competition Ford graduates Dettlinger elected Penirian in Spain • While most lumps aren't cancerous the Centre for Breast Karyn A DavIs, James Hanika First Lt. Brtan C Ford, USAF, Peter DettlInger, son of Mr and and Susan Sweetman of Grosse Frank Pemrian III of Grosse Health can detect cancer In Its very earliest stages USing graduated from the U.S. All' Force Mrs F W Dettlinger of Grosse Simple safe tests Performed by skilled and caring doctors Pointe Farms were selected to POInte Woods, a Jumor at Brown pilot training program on March Pomte, has been elected vIce pre- Umversity In Providence, R 1., IS assisted by a stoff of women technicians participate In the Michigan State 14 He graduated m the top 10 per- sident of the Delta Tau Delta Fra- • And we make sure you re informed of the results of our UniversIty American Advertising currently enrolled m the Knox Col- cent of his class and received hIs termty at MIami Umver~Ity III Ox- lege Program In Barcelona, Spam. testing often the some day We diSCUSStreatment Association national student com- first choice of aircraft, the RF-4 ford, OhIO Peter IS a member of options With you and your doctor And we make petition. The team will present the At the Umversity of Barcelona, He has been assigned to Holoman the clas~ of 1987and I~ maJortng III students study Spamsh and the hu- apPointments for you If you need followup care campaign against several other • So call us now Because It'Snever too early to AFB, New MeXICO, for combat mternatlOnal studIes He IS a manities, usually durmg their umverslties In the spnng find cancer fIghter tactIcs traming, after graduate of Gros~e Pomte South Jumor year which, he WIll go to Bergstrom HIgh School A Chrl,tlne Watt Nihem on dean's list AFB, Texas Ford ISa graduate of ~aNTREFOR M D Director Lmda s. Nlhem, daughter of Mr Grosse Pointe North HIgh School Rusche gmduates West wins poetry aWQlYl • J BREAST HEALTH and Mrs. Jack Nlhem of Grosse and the UmverSIty of MlchIgan- Richard Rusche, son of GaIl Jenny West, daughter of Douglas DiagnOSIs ~eatr:!'enT Edu~~!!.~n Pomte Wood~, has earned place- Dearborn Rusche of Gros~e Pomte Woods, and Ann West of Grosse Pomte 31730 Hoover Rd (North of 13 MIle) ment on the dean's hst at Purdue has graduated from Olivet College, Park, was the wmner of the 1986 SUlle C • Warren MI <18093 Umversity for the fall semeste of Stickford SOWS Olivet, 1\1lch , aL December com- Nancy Hodermarsku Poetry 264-8777 the 1986-87school year Lmda is an Navy EnSIgn John M Stickford, mencement, WIth a bachelor of Award at the StoneleIgh-Burnham Affiliated With d(eJlJ"ybiiirdt1t~( engmeermg student son of Charles and Barbara StIck- arts degree In busme,>~ Hlchard IS School In Greenfield, Mass, where ford of Grosse Pomte Farms, has a 1977 graduaLe of Grosse POinte ~he IS a JUnior Jenny's poem, U of M-Dearbom completed his fIrst solo flight He North 1l1gh School "Jacmtha" was chosen by poet ISundergomg primary flIght tram- Bob AI nold from more than 100en- dean's list mg With Traming Squadron SIX,at IJ1cKeel'er on dean's list tries Elizabeth Temrowskl, John Whiting Field, MIlton, Fla A 1981 MaUl'a McKeever, daughter of Pagel and Thaddeus WiniarskI, all graduate of the UniversIty of De- Mr and I\lrs Patnck G of the Pomtes, have been named to troIt HIgh School, and a 1985 McKeever of Grosse Pomte Park, Vantilburg on dean's list the dean's lIst for the fall 1985term graduate of the College of Holy has been named Lothe dean's lIst John R VantIlburg has been at the Umverslty of MIChlgan- Cross, he joined the Navy m May at the Umver~lty of Notre Dame III named to the dean's list at FerrIS Dearborn 1985. Notre Dame Ind State College for the fall 1985term.

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Force and IS a representative of Sanford- John Hancock Fmancial Ser- Koenigsknecht Vices, Colorado Spnngs, Colo 263.0580 Mr and Mr~ James S Sanford of Grosse Pomte Farms announce Vale-Welsh the engagement of Lhelr daugh- Joseph James Vale of St Clair ter, Kathenne Anne, to MIchael Shores announces the engage- L. Koemgsknecht. son of Mr and ment of hIS daughter, Susan Kay, MACOMb NURSiNG Mrs Gerald Koemgsknecht of a publIc safety offIce for the vil- ~J~~~J Gaylord, Mlch An August 198b lage of Grosse Pomte Shores, to weddmg IS planned Gordon Martm Welsh, son of The brIde-elect IS a graduate of Ralph and Geralda Welsh of Mt Grosse POinte South HIgh School, Clemens A June 7, 1986 wedding IS planned the Umverslty of Anzona and North Central Michigan College The brIde-elect IS a graduate of She is the aSSli>tant manager of South Lake High School and IS the May D and F Department currently attending Macomb Store m Colorado Spnngs, Colo Commumty College for an aSSOCI- Sandra Wehmeier, liaison to the University Liggett School ate degree in law enforcement Board of Trustees, and Joy Ford, co-chairman of decorations with The brIdegroom-elect is a grad- The bndegroom-elect ISa grad- Barrie Fitzsimmons (not pictured), are helping plan a fun-filled uate of Gaylord HIgh School and uate of the Clintondale Schools in North Central MIchIgan College Mt Clemens He IS workmg on an evening in a French Market before the $10,000 Grand Prize Winn- He has served m the U S AIr aSSOCIate degree m metrology ing Ticket is drawn at the golden opportunity to benefit University Liggett School on Saturday, May 31. Pommerville Network looking for members In the Metro DetrOIt Area, mformation Director Sharon ULS to hold gala fundraiser workmg women have Jomed to- Pommerville owns and operates gether to form the newest affIlIate three wholesale, retaIl bus messes ~ JJ you'v~ been waIting for your sent to wm, no one WIll want~'tb of the Natwnal A'8SQclahon for and is VIce president of Trebor ship to come m, or searching for a mISS the high pomt of the evening Female Executives lNAFE). the Con~tructlOn, Inc. in LIVoma pot of gold at the end of the rain- when the lucky wmners are Pommervllle Net\\ ork The next meetmg of the net- bow, your golden opportunity chosen from only 500 ticket NAFE IS an organizatIOn of work wIll be held at 7 pm, on could be waiting for you at the holders in the $1,000, $2,000 and over 170,000 networking women Wednesday, April 9, at Gourmet Umversity Liggett School Lottery $10,000 Grand Prize drawmgs With 1,200 local networks m every DelIght, 5320 Schaefer, Just south and Gala Party planned for Satur- state and major CIty NAFE Net- For only $100, a gala party, a of Ford Road in Dearborn. day evening, May 31 works have been a useful tool for For more mformatlOn, phone chance m the lottery and a golden Party ChaIrman Heather Jonf) thousands of profeSSIOnal women 476-8579 weekdays between 10 opportumty to benefit Umverslty and her commIttee are arranging who kno\v that success m the bUSI- a m and 4'30 p.m Liggett School - It'S an evemng a 14-carat evenmg III a French ness commuIlIty reqUIres confI- you don't want to mISS market filled WIth delightful nib- dence, bus mess skIlls and con- bles and mouth-watering treats For tickets, call the Umversity tacts that cannot be gampd on the Fashionable fish prOVIded by culmary masters. LIggett School Development Of- Job Although you need not be pre- fICe at 884-4444 Organized by Llvoma's Sharon SCIentists belIeve that brIght col- Pommerville, the Pommerville ors and bold strIpes help fISh to Family planning classes offered Network bnngs executIve women survIve by warmng predators that together monthly to share Ideas, they taste bad, says National Geo- Classes are now avaIlable on of fertility or mfertIlity It IS not SkIlls, career opportunl tIes and graphic the latest methods of Natural the old rhythm method, but rath- Family Planmng er a system of fertility awareness Natural FamIly Planning re- that has proven 98 percent effec- 'DOES YOUR BACKACHE fers to methods of achIeving or tive In actual practIce WEDDINGS KEEP COMING BACK? limitmg pregnancies, based on Proms LII/!,ogements sound medIcal facts, WIthout the For mformatIon and pre-regis- use of drugs or devices, uhhzmg tratIon please call FamIly LIfe Of- AN,V/~!ERS4RIES Warning Signals of Pinched Nerves: the body's own natural mdIcators fice (313) 237-5892 1 Headaches, Dlzzmess. Loss of Sleep Photography 2 Neck Pain, Tight Muscles 3 Pain Down Arms, Shoulder Pam S<'fl/O! L POilrOils J ,<,u/tll'e 4 Numbness 10 Hands or Feet ,&PI~))\ 5 Pam between the Shoulders 6 Pamful Jomts, Nervousness W,J. CALLAHAN 7 Lower Back Pam, Hip Pam, Pam Down Legs ~ ~ ~, "FREE Spinal Examination • Emergencies Trealed • Most Insurances Accepled • ""i(ltftl,.;o.'~' 771-1117 •Free examlnallon Includes consultation w,th the dOClor a contour analySIS posture scan and standard tests for evaJuallng the spine Rolll'rl Oa, irJ 'lorlon ., .... or X rays and treatmenl are not Included Most maJor Insurance assignments accepted With lillie or no oul of pocket expense Ih,' wa} a man lik,'., In ",.,' a WHY FREE? ThiS 's our way of encouragong you to find out II you have a problem that might be helped by chiropractic care II IS also our way of acquainting you With our staff and lacll,lles .. milan Innk .. ~ 1111111111111111111111111 11111111111III 1111111111111111111III 11111111111I11111~ Wh,le we are accepting new patrents no one need feel any obi gallon D'''lIg"nI'r Rnh,'rl Ua, id 'Hnrlnn ,\III ht' making a Iwr"onal A POSITIVE ALTERNATIVE! THOMPSON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P.C. I 17120 E Wa'ren ill Cad,eux aJlIlt'aranc,' in our Tro) .,tHr,' IH Oetro,t M'chlgan 48224 pr"<;l'nl hi~ "pring/~I1I11I11O'r :: For an older person needing superviSion :: ColIl'cllOn 1)11 Thur.rla) anrl Dr Slephen A Thompson 0 C 886-8030 Dr T"o...,as G K'HL f) C Friday, April Htlh anrl ] IIh ~ and a place to stay dunng the 'day ~ ~ Transportation available ~ COIl1(' m('('1 VIr. ,tnrlon. and "'I' :: == hi<; <;himllll'rin,!! 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Dye officers Members of the mem- bership expansion commit- tee of the Detroit Yacht Club met recently to discuss the agenda of their meeting. Grosse Pointers on the com- mittee include, from left, Past Commodore Jim Alex- ander, Ernest Buechler, OF WINDSOR Gene Hawthorne, Maryann THE REASON SOME PEOPI,E Frederick, member of the "'S'T CANADA board of directors, and Jim Brady. The membership ex- ARPIN'S 1986 Collecllon 01 fabulous pansion committee is res- deSigned furs greatly reduced ponsible for attracting new Duly and Sales Tax Refunded members to the DYC. Full Premium on American Funds Canadian Fur SpeclaUsls For Over 60 Years

Farms Boat Club Commodore's Woman's Health Ball is setting for service awards Alcohol during pregnancy More than 100 members and at the event They are, commo- By William T. Mixson, M.D. guests attended the Grosse Pomte dore, Anthony Prohowmk, vice About 60 percent of Ameflcan women drmk alcohohc WORSHIP SERVICES Farms Boat Club's Commodore's commodore, Jerome Jamsse, beverages Alcohol IS so taken for granted m our SOCIety that Ball, held thiS year at the Grosse rear commodore, Gary Vasher, most of us don't even lhmk of It as a drug, but for any person who Christ the King Grosse Pointe First English Pomte Hunt Club treasurer, RICk Fisher, secre- has drunk hea vily over a period of tIme, it becomes a major prob- Lutheran Church Unitarian Church Ev. Lutheran tary, Sharon Vasher The board of lem This year's ball was chaired by 20338 Mack GPW Church directors is Paul Franks, Phyllis In recent years, medical experts ha ve done a number of studies past commodore Leonard Bartos- I' VerOier Hoad at Fries, Billie Jacoby, Walter on infants born to women who drank heavily durmg their preg- 884.5090 zewica and his Wife, Joan Guests ~ Wedge\\ood Dllve, Klein, Edward Smith, Jr, and nancies Many of the Infants were born with a strong pattern of ~.~ from nelghbormg yacht clubs in Sunday School 9 00 d m Gro~se Pomte Woods past commodore Ray Dresden. physical, mental, and behaVIOral problems, known as "fetal Bible Classes 9 00a m .. !ll\4.a040 attendance were Commodore and The annual Service Awards alcohol syndrome" These babies were shorter and hghter than Famll) Worship 10 30 a m Mrs John Boll of the Grosse "On Hope" were presented to. Humanatar- normal babIes They had small heads, abnormal features, and Follol\ed b) Fello\\~hlp Earl) \\ orshlp &. Pomte Yacht Club, Vice Com- Ian Award, Mark Schott, Pier poor control of their movements They also showed a number of Hour 11 a m ServlOce ~unda) School - 9 10a m modore William Snqley and his Park attendant, for hiS qUick ac- behaVIOral problems II ed HI ble Cla,~ 10 00 a m and Church School Late Worship - 11 00 a m wife, Jeanne, of the Crescent Sail tion in saving a man's life at the Only a small number of babies exposed to alcohol before their 17150MAUMEE Paul F K~ppler, J'astor Yacht Club, and Commodore Nor- Joseph P Fabr) Paslor park last July, Commodore's bIrth may be born With these symptoms A fetus can be at nsk, 881-0420 Bruce Quatmdn, Paslor me Dillon and her husband, Joe, of Award, Mary Nolan, for her years however, even If the mother drinks moderately durmg pregnan- the Grosse POinte Woods Boat of servIce on behalf of the club, Club cy Sf. Paul Ev. Redeemer Faith Lutheran When a pregnant woman dnnks alcohol, It qUickly reaches the and the Ed Lauer Memorial Tro- United Church The 1986 Grosse Pointe Farms phy, William DeGalan for hiS fetus through the bloodstream The same level of alcohol in the .';:r Lutheran Boat Club Bridge Officers and many years of dedicatIOn and ser- mother's bloodstream goes through the fetus Considering the -db Church Methodist CHRIST CENTERED - board of directors were Installed vice to the club bad effects thiS can have on the mother, It'S not surpnslng that : ~.' 881-6670 ~ Church SPIRIT LED the fetus is vulnerable as well , • • Chalfonte and Jefferson al Philip 20571 VerOier 822-2296 Two women can drink the same amount and one can be more lothrop just east of 1-94 affected by alcohol than the other. This may be explained by body 9 I!O a m ramlll Ilon.hlP Harper Woods Sunda\ \Iorshlp 10 15a m 10 to a m Education (or all 884-2035 Sunday School 9 00 a m weight, drmkmg history, and by genetics. The fetus IS espeCIally II ti am I\Qr,hlp susceptIble early In pregnancy when all of the major body sys- Pra~er So. Praise Nursery all sen Ices tems are bemg developed Alcohol also increases the risk of hav- 9 00 a m Chun.h School lIed 730pm ing a miscarnage at thiS tIme. RE\ J PHILIP WAHL 10 30 a m Worship Pastor The bIg question is whether there is a safe level of drmking that REV ROBERT CURRY Rev Don Llchlenfelt Ronald W Schmidt will not affect the fetus. Does the woman who drmks only once in a while put her baby m danger? As of now, there IS no eVIdence The Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe that an occaSIOnal drmk IS harmful, but It is not known If there Congregational UNITED METHODIST CHURCH is a "safe" level and A Friendly Church for all ages Probably the best adVice for an expectant mother IS to either abstain from alcohol or drink very lightly The key ISmoderatIOn American Baptist 211 Moross Road 886-2363 A drink now and then probably IS not gomg to harm your unborn Church "Thomas: The baby, but If you have any concerns, you can avoid alcohol alto- 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop 884.J01a (t- Doubter Who Found gether Faith" Single, free copies oj "Alcohol and Your Unborn Baby" (p-030) "Success vs. Dr. Robert W Boley, preachmg (l ar~ available by sending a star7lI?,ed,self;fl,ddr..e~sed, bustne~s .sF~ Failure" envelope along with the name of the booklet to the Amencan 9.00 a m Worship & Church School -,-- - College ofObstetricwns and Gynecologists, Resource Center, 600 11.00 a.m. Worship & Nursery through Kmdergarten Maryland Ave, SW, Washington, DC 20024 9 30 & 11 15 a m 1lervtces Dr Robert W Boley Rev Jack Mannschreck 9 30 a m Church School Crib room bolh services THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS Dr ROl R Hutcheon Making surgery bear-able AND WE'RE HERE TO HELP Re\ I\ellh'\ Harrmglon "Unreality" ..< r ST. MICHAEL'S First Church of Christ, Scientist It may not have been fun, but John Russo's surgery at Cot- ! EPISCOPAL Grosse Pointe Farms tage Hospital was a little more pleasant thanks to Tom Ono- ~ CHURCH frey, right, owner of Standard On-The-Hill. Onofrey donated ~ 282 Chalfonte Ave. ~OI7; Sunlllllgdair Park (4 blocks West of Moross) a case of teddy bears to be given to pediatric patients at Cot- (,ro.,~e Pomte Wood~ Services tage Hospital. Holding the recovering patient is his mother, 8g.H~lO Sunday 1030 A M Mrs. Rocco Russo of East Detroit. B 00 a m Hal) Eucharist Sunday School 1030 A M 10 30 am Wednesday, 800 P M Choral Euchallst and ALL ARE WELCOME Sermon Sunda) School (Nursely '\.\allabJe) \\ee"da\ Euchanst Grosse Pointe Woods -A/ew I1rrivals 9 30 a m Tuesda) Rector Hoberl E '-('11\ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I\aren P E\ an. a~oclale 19950 Mack Avenue (halfway bet-....een Moros::. a 10 lie ri er ROi'a::.) Stephanie of Grosse Pointe Park Paternal Looking For Fnendshlp 886-4300 Marie Linsdeau grandparents are Dorothy Wag- and Blhle Teaching? 11 a m. DIvme Worship ner of Farmington Hills, and Al- • HOME CARE NURSING. PRIVAJE NURSING. HOME MAKING SERViCES Steven and Mary Lmsdeau of vin Wagner of St Clair Shores IF YOU CANT BE TliERE TO CARE, GM US A CAll Detroit are the parents of a 343-4357 "Blessed Thomas" daughter, Stepha me Marie, born St. James Cristina • PROFESSIONAL MEDiCAL SERVICES March 13. Maternal grandmother Lutheran Church Itr~:~I::"lf~t~ 20410 Harper 1IIIe., Harper Woods, MI 48225 is Alvma Pesha of Utica Paternal Giorgio Monforton P""tor Ed\\ ,l1"IlT,wllll ])1(' ItllllH: AfFILWlD WITH SAINT JOHNS HOSPITAl "on The Hill" grandparents are Mr and Mrs. P Martm Monforton and Paula SEIMNG THE SURROUNDING COMMUNmES FOIl OYER 30 YIARS 'lc;\llIla/l at K('rch('\ at Dann Linsdeau of Grosse Pomte D Giorgio of Grosse Pomte AA.I-Oall Woods Woods are the parents of a daugh- Ffju'lfJe C!}c.i11I(J(-}(rfl/('lwl ( {ihU)fo}, ter, Cflstma GIOrgIO, born Feb. 7. 930&l1am Alexander Lee Wagner Maternal grandparents are Mari. Worship Presbyterian USA Tamara and Gerald Wagner of anne and Anthony GIOrgIO of Grosse Pomte Woods are the par- Grosse Pomte Shores Paternal 930am "Portraits of Christ" ents of a son, Alexander Lee, born grandparents are Paul and Clara Sunday School Feb 26 Maternal grandparents Monforton of Grosse Pomte & Nursery Dr James R Carroll. are Mr and Mrs Wl!!Iam Kessler Woods. mterim pastor preachIng 10 30 am Coffee Hour 9 JO & 11 30 a m Sen Ices /mage & Eyewear Pa~tor (,('orl((''' "chf'll(,f CrIb-Toddler Care 16-Lnkl'"hof{' DrI\e Pa~lor Hoh"rl A Ihmho Children's Church Gro~<;(' POlfll(' Farms School lIll2 ;110 24 hr~ \ l'iITOH~ \\'EUO:\IE GROSSE POINTE ffiarlners' (£11Urc~ BAPTIST CHURCH A !louse of Prawr Jo'or All People In Dl'trOit ~ J{"l'1 fronl IC &. 21116 \Ia("k \Hnu(' t" Book of Common I'raVl'f (.ro~,1' Porntl' \\0fKl" , .. Founded In 11\.l2- L\m~ the \'128 !!lI11l1l "'1/ Book of (ommonl'ra\rr \ \lorl11 II. horn, Sunday: 8:30 and J 1 00 a m Thr 1I0h Euchamt h\'l11-- '" 1)11 t' ,1'111'" 11:00 - Church School and \ur~rn (an 'j I,a m I ~ ThuNda) 12.10 p m Thr 1I0h Communion (on'm!'n' " Brl' ,kr "I ~ 1 for f'\f'r\onc 170 E Jefferson - Althe Moulh, nf .Ihe I odgl' II 101 'I ~) a '11 and Chrysler (1 7';) Exprcs"",a\~ ano Tunnel to ",mda, "ehool L. Canada }<'reeParkmg - ronl Auollorlum Garage 11 ()(Iom ~ WIth entrance In th" median ~tnp 10 Jef(cr,on at \Iornm~ \\o,",hlp r ~ Woodward 2592206 6 'lI'l'm .. hemng ""rlW' 'l~ "t[)'I,~"rll', HISTORIC ) ~, p m ~(i Jj(l)li;X'~ .10'''1 w"r~ Optld4lR )0 1m,11~Igh! Dmn"r W r j\ pm iEJ;HI~([(I)PA~ ([liUi!l.<.ni Making YOU Look Good with the Fashion & \ (.,rh & \dull B,hll' "h'd} \vI of Detroll III 1na ( h'll for ( hrldrcn Foun<1ed 1858 Professionalism You've Come to Appreciate. He\ 111 Id \~" k "('nlOf P1l.,lnr Woodward Ave at Ihr Ft"hrr F\\ y ([ 7'i I Il" Il1mmill \110 or Jo'd DetrOIt. %2 n'iR Naturally at Accordmg to the 192R Book of Common Pra\cr The book you Ihoughl \loa<;dc-al 1<;a(l\'(' and wellf - and u<;('(1('\'PI v Sunday Ote.e~cL ..~ ...~ (ZA-/;,.•••:n... A 8:00 a.m. - Holy Communion . li

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(!Iuband(!hurchA/ews--- 5 SYCAMORE LANE ~~ tl GP Congregational Grosse Pointe CREW , J ~:q. Rose Society The monthly meetmg of CREW, and American Baptist If msects and diseases are bug- Commercial Real Estate Women, The Women's Associahon of the 1~,~ gmg your roses, then plan on at- Inc., Will be held on Wednesday, Grosse Pointe Congregational tendl!1g the Wednesday, April 9, Aprtl 9, 7 p.m , at the American and Ameflcan Baptist Church ~. meetmg of the Grosse Pomte Center Building, 27777 Franklin Will meet Tuesday, AprilS, at the Rose Society at the Neighborhood Road, In Southfield Guest speak- church The meetmg will begm at Club er IS Michael J Brenner, partner 11: 15 a m and will be followed by EmphasIs will be placed on the and chairman of the National a catered luncheon latest disease and pest control Real Estate Industries Services The after-lunch program will be .. ---,- This program will help the new as Group of Coopers & Lybrand, an a white elephant auctIOn con- mternational accountmg and con- ducted by Emma Wflght. "1""- ... , well as the experienced rosarian I ~ ~" ...... r sultmg firm. --- II , , recogmze the maJor rose diseases The new officers of this orgam- " .' -I f - and msect pests, and assist m HIS tOPiC IS "New Develop- zatlon were announced recently choosing the correct chemicals ments IS Creative Real Estate and will serve during 1986 They NEW. 3,45(1 square feet, Four bedrooms, 3'. baths !>tamed ....oodwork Marble foyer and po\lder room Mar Fmance " The meetmg IS open to are preSident, Marion Mountz; ble master bath WIth Kohler Whirlpool tub, Ceramic tile In kltthen and nook. Rough only full bath In basement, for prevention and control. Other Two flreplaces With gas supply Wet belr. Flr~t rfoor laundry and bel~ement laundry Insulated \100<1 Windows Oak points of interest to be covered the general pubhc ReservatIOns first vice preSident, Jane Slater;. can be made by contactmg CeCe cabmets Burgular alarm \I Ith notJhtatlOn to Clt) of Gro;,se Pomte RaIsed SIXpanel interior dooJ> Crown mdldmg are the different types of sprayers second vice preSidents, Rose m I!~mg room. dining room foyer and ma~ter bedroom. Re(es~ed hghhng throughout 75 gallon water heater I available, the mixing and use of Sharp or Kathleen Valenstein, Matujec and Roberta Turpm' 3/8 floor thickness. Pre ....Ired for cable teleVISion and telephone Kohler top of the hne bathroom fix lures Clrcul~r chemicals and necessary and Im- 559-2000,or Maureen Dntsan, 963- third vice preSident, Dorothe~ driveway, Immediate occupancy. ~hown by appomtment broker mqulfles ....elcome ' portant safety precautions for 8074 The charge IS $10 Schuler, recording secretary, UZN IS BUILDERS - 565-9850 Membership m CREW IS open both you and your roses. Wilma Tavenor, corresponding to any woman who has been em- The program \\ ill be presented secretary, Mildred Polen; treas- by Paul J. Desmet, preSident of ployed for a mmimum of two urer, Doretta Prescott, culinary, the society, Consulting Rosarian years on a pnmary basis m com- Pat Tapper and Carmen Foote' and Accredited Judge, Great merCIal real estate Architecture, special proJects, Sandi Cook and Lakes DistrICt, American Rose constructIOn, fmance, acqUIsi- Joan Parker, publicity, Kathy tIon, selling and property man- Society Desmet has been grow- Frakes, Martha, chairman, Elsie agement are some of the areas of mg roses for more than a dozen Kmg; splfltual life, Carol Kohls; employment represented by cur- years and has more than 350roses SOCial concerns, Eileen Choate; rent membership If you are in- in hiS garden comprismg 300 van- fnendly serVice, Alice Sandeaurs terested m receiving additional etles He was recently appomted and Evelyn Tapert, Crossroads, mformatlOn about the organiza. Dorothea Schuler 1\.1.... I~ to the New Products Evaluation 1)I~I tlOn, contact CeCe Sharp or Kath- Committee of the American Rose leen Valenstem, 559-2000, for fur- Society Gold Star Mothers ther details Refreshments follow the meet- The Macomb County chapter of mg. Hostesses for the evenmg are the American Gold Star Mothers Laurette Dumas, Jane Mertz and Grosse Pointe Inc , Will be 35 years old m April ALWAYS LOW PRICES Audrey Games. The Grosse Crafts Guild 1986. Pomte Rose Society IS co-spon- The regular meeting of the The Ameflcan Gold Star sored by the Grosse Pomte Public Mothers IS a national orgamza- Everyday on Everything Grosse Pomte Crafts Guild Will be Schools The public is invited. The held Wednesday, April 9, at the tion of mothers who have lost sons meetmg begms at 7:45 pm. Grosse POinte Central Library, 10 or daughters while they were m ...., MOISTURE WEAR Kercheval, Grosse Pointe, at 7'30 mIlitary servIce .. Grosse Pointe Singles p m Followmg the business The purpose IS support to each MAKE.UP meeting, Jeanne Sylvester, one of ot~er and stress support to hospi- \\(;"'Ul\\\mr -PRESSED POWDER Vmce Desmond, public rela- tahzed veterans. Fundraisers are tions director of the Detroit Tiger the gUIld members, Will demon- strate the art of copper enamel- held for the purpose of making the l-]I, -POWDER BLUSH Baseball Company, Will be the lives of hospitalized Veterans a ._".. .. -COVER STICK featured speaker, Friday, April 4, mg. Currently mterested in de- signing mimatures of landscapes little easier. \\ol'-lun\\\<\f ~ -CREAM MAKE.UP at 7:30 pm. when the Grosse The Mac~mb County chapter, Pomte Singles Group convenes in and children, Jeanne will show samples of enamelled Jewelry, m cooperatIOn with the Wayne the Lakeshore Room ot the County chapter, Will be sponsor- Grosse Pointe Academy, 171 bowls and flowers 3 30Llill3MAKE;;rSUGG. There will also be a film mg a birthday celebration lunch howmg of Elizabeth Cass There IS a gift shop on the sec- Jewelry by Trapper's .Jf'welry of SUNSHINE ond floor and the garden IS lovely Southfle!li DAR In the sprmg KRISPY CRACKERS Vicki DpShaw, prp~ldent of the The Elizabeth Cass -Regular Members interested m attend- DetrOIt Symphony League Board chapter of the D A R mg should contact Dorothea -Unsalted of DIrectors. could not attend Will hold IL'i sprmg 160Z Blum, chaIrman Wednesday's meetmg, so the meeting on Monday, NURSING preSident-elect, Helen Addison of April 7, at the home of HOME Grosse Pointe BloomflPld Ihll<;, dIrected the pro- .Jane Rudolph, of the cedmgs Included In the mmutes Farms The guest Camera Club was a dISCUSSIon of the RadIO speaker Will be Bar- 8045 ~~A'!~~I~~~~ The Grosse Pomte Camera Marathon and a small awards bara Ferenez, of !'A~r JHHR~O' PHONE515-4550 PHOtE 88108210 UHROIT, MICH. Club wl1l meet on Tuesday, Apnl presentatIOn for those members GreenfIeld Village, LANSING SOUTHFELD 8, at 7.45 p.m., at Brownell MId- mvolved III the Car-raIl Party who will speak on 5819 W S.glnlW 13 filii It Southfield dle School for prmts and slides for The board IS also bUSily preparing "The Beginmngs of 821-3525 I 01PHONE32300140 PHOtE 25801011 competition. Prints may be black for the annual American Sym- GreenfIeld Village" and white or color and shdes may phony Orchestra League conven- Ferenez will include QUAUTY tIOn With Will be held in the mformatlOn on the ALWAYS LOW PRICES ~~ be nature or pictorial ViSitors NURSING CARE are welcome. Call 881-8034 tor Renaissance Center Westm Hotel newly Installed Har- PHOtE 522-0033 more mformation. from June 24-2R vey Firestone farm

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Thursday, April 3, 1986 Page SIX-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Celebrate spring with new vegetable dishes Spring IS sprung. the grass is tender, stirring occasiOnally. Stir pepper and a dash of nutmeg (If large bowl and toss hghtly Com- nz I wonder where the flowers in broth, potatoes and carrots. deSired) and spoon over the leeks bme remammg mgredients tn IS? Bring m a boil, cover and simmer Serve hot Makes four servmgs. small bowl or jar With tight fitting If the arrival of the vernal about 10 minutes or until vegeta- Calones about 195 per serving hd and blend well Pour over the equinox wasn't enough to get your bles are tender Cholesterol about 2 mgs rice mixture and toss gently fancy turned to love, what with Stlr in greens, pepper and salt Cover and chill well. Makes four the cold, windy weather and the Brmg back to a boil Cover and Stir- Fried Sugar servmgs lagging growth of spnng foliage. SImmer five to 10 mmutes, or un- Snap Peas Calones about 255 per serving Cholesterol O. then why not hurry the season til greens are tender Stir in Remove stem ends and strmgs with meals that feature fresh pro evaporated skimmed milk; heat along both Sides of one pound of Green Salad with duce and verdant colors but do not boll sugar snap peas (do not shell) Try these recipes. and don't for- Add more seasonmg If needed Rmse in cold water French Mustard Sauce get the young, tender dandelIOn If desired, garnish with mmced In three-quart saucepan over A wonderful dreSSing, that greens - a treat when steamed parsley and grated Parmesan medium heat, heat one table- gIves that speclQl tang to greens and topped with lemon butter cheese Makes about two quarts spoon salad Oil until very hot Add or any hot or cold cooked vege The followzng IS a selectIOn of or SiX servmgs sugar snap peal> dnd 1/4 teaspoon table spnng vegetable recipes from the Calories about 95 per serving salt, cook untll tender-crtsp, 2 Tblsp. mu~tard. preferabl) Di- budget-Wise. low calOrie, low- Cholesterol 0 ' . about three to five mmutes, stlr- Jon ~t)le " cholesterol kitchens of Thyra rmg qUickly and frequently 1 Tbl~p. red \\ ine vinegar Grey Howard and Helena DeWItt Makes four servmgs I) cup" crisp torn green., ) Roth ~ r~ ;: Calones about 65 per servIng l Tbl~p. l>alad oil '",- ) Cholesterol 0 Water Lemony New Potatoes In small bowl beat mustard and One of the fITst harbingers of glegant Hot Spring vinegar unttl well blended Gra- MCF Salute underway spring along with those beautIful Potato Salad dually beat m 011unlll smooth and lIttle crocus are those delicIOUS thickened Beat 10 one tablespoon little red-skinned new potatoes DellC-lUll:> WHit ~I dieu ilU/II water or Just enough to thm To plan this year's fourth annual dinner for the MIChigan bllrgers and other gnlled meats Lemony, buttery seasomngs !>auce. Pour over greens and toss Cancer Foundation, members of the executive committee, gating 2 pounds ~mall nev. pot.ttoes bnng out all therr delicate flavor hghtly but thoroughly to coat including co-chairmen Dale Austin and Stephanie Germack, 1-1/2 pounds small new potatoes, :.I Tblsp. unsalted margarine well Makes four servmgs met at the Detroit Club with honoray chairman Nicole Stroh. (about 12), ....ell scrubbed divided Calones about 80 per serving The gala event. "Stars of Michigan Salute the Michigan Can- 1/8 tsp. salt 1/4 cups finely shced green onion Cholestelol 0 Water 2 small garlic clove~ cer Foundation," will be held May 14 at the Westin Hotel. For :I Tblsp_ margarine 1/2 cup dry \\hite wine Delta Kappa Gamma information about the dinner, call the MCF Development Of. 2 Tblsp. lemon juice 1 t~p. celery seed fice, 833-0710, ext. 397. I====='/__ --'I The Beta Delta chapter of the 1 tsp. grated lemon peel, or to 1/8 tsp. white pepper 1 Tblsp. minced parsley Delta Kappa Gamma Society In- taste ternatiOnal met at the Grosse 1/4 tsp. freshly ground pepper Salt to taste Scrub potatoes and steam until Pointe Central LIbrary recently 1 Tblsp. minced parsley or dill Beansprout- to hear a lecture by Dr KatherIne Sigma Sigma Sigma Founders Day set Cook potatoes, covered, 10 boil- tender Cool and cut mto quar- Macks, former professor of The Grosse Pomte Alumnae Will also be conducted Any Sigma hghtly salted water until flrm- Mushroom Salad II ters Melt 1-1/2 taole!>poons of 109 SCience, Wayne State Umversity. Chapter of Sigma Sigma Sigma alumna that has not received the tender, about 16 mmutes Mean- 3 cups sliced fresh mushrooms marganne. Saute garhc cloves Macks, past preSident of the wJll celebrate Founders Day on CIrcle Degree may do so at thiS whlle, melt margarme over very :.I cups very fresh beans prouts for three to four mmutes and re- MIchigan Hand Spmners Guild, led Saturday, Aprt119, at the Golden time All Tri Sigmas m the area low heat In a small skillet Re- 1/4 cup chopped chives move from skillet 1/4 cup vegetable oil Add green omons to skillet and the audience through a histOrIC LiOn restaurant on Moross Road are inVited to help us toast the move from heat. tour of the Outer Hebrides, the The fesltviltes Will begm With founders and celebrate Tri Sig- Slowly shr lemon Juice, lemon 1/2 cup fresh grapefruit juice saute untIl tender but not 1/4 tsp. salt browned Add remainmg marga- Isles of Aaron and LeWiS, Scot- lunch at noon and Will be immedl- ma's 88th year peel, pepper and parsley or dill in- land, where HarrIS wool ongi- to the melted margarine until Cut off tips of mushroom stems rme and remammg mgrcdlents to ately followed by the tradiltonal Please make your reservatIOn nated Founders Day program by calhng Sandra Hemak at 649- well blended. Set aSide Dram and shce mushrooms thinly Put skillet Brmg to a boll Add pota- m a salad bowl, add beansprouts toes and toss until all are well The group looked at a crofters' The Circle Degree Ceremony 2774 no later than Aprtl 8 potatoes well Shake pan un- hfe, starllng With the raismg and covered over low heat until pota- and mix. Add Oil and grapefruit coated Let them stand for a few jUice and miX Add chives and mmutes to absorb the skillet Itq- shearmg of the sheep, to the wool toes are dry Lightly toss marga- preparalJon process of cIeamng, Friends of Vision plan spring luncheon rIne mixture and potatoes with salt Toss together and marinate Uld, sltrrmg occaSIOnally m refrigerator for 30 mmutes. Sprinkle With parsley Makes four dyemg, cardmg, spmning, weav- The spring luncheon meeting of burg's talk at 1 pm. For further two forks to pierce the skm and al- mg and the "waulkmg" flmshmg low flavors to penetrate Serve Makes SiXservmgs Garnish With servings the Friends of VISIOn of the De- ltcket mformalton call Jacquehne tomato wedges Calories about 168 per servmg of the fabrIC. She then demon- trOIt Inslttute of Ophthalmology FOrIsh at 774-5047 hot to four strated the spmning of raw wool Calones about 133 per serving Cholesterol 0 Will be April 16, at the Lochmoor Calones about 182 per serving mto thread on a drop spindle and Schena receives Cholesterol 0 Cholesterol 0 Club Admission will be $12 50 for Rice and modern spmning wheel members and mterested parties scholarship Spring-Green Soup Leeks Au Gratin Barbara Moore, who accom- Speaker Will be Dr Phihp C Vegetable Salad pamed Macks on her spinners' Theresa A Schena of Grosse 2 cups sliced green onions with 2 bunches leeks, prepared Hessburg, preSident of the DIO Pomte Woods has been awarded a 2-1/2 Tblsp. uJlsalh'd margarine 1-1/2 cups cooked rice, chiIled tour of Scotland, was the chap- Board and medical director of the some tops ter's guest for the evemng Student Life Scholarship at Oak- 2 large cloves garlic. crushed 2 Tblsp. flour 1/2 cup chopped green onion tops Jefferson Ave faCility He Will land UmversIty. She will be 2 Tblsp. margarine 1/4 cup evaporated skimmed milk 1/2 cup peeled, seeded and chop- dISCUSS"Ocular Poppycock " graduatmg from Our Lady Star of 6 cups chicken broth 3/4 cup skim milk ped cucumber "The females of all species are There Will be a hospitality ses- the Sea High School m June and 1-1/2 cups new potatoes, peeled, 1/4 cup Swiss cheese, grated 1/2 cup pea pods, lightly steamed most dangerous when they appear SiOn at 11:30 a.m., followed by a Will attend OU starting m the fall and diced 1/4 tsp. salt 1/4 cup chopped celery to retreat." - Don MarqUiS noon luncheon and Dr Hess- of 1986 1/2 cup carrots, thinly sliced Pinch of pepper 10 large radishes, thinly sliced diagonall)' Steam the leeks untll tender 6 ripe olives, thinly sticed 1 pound escarole, chicory, Melt the margarine in a saucepan 2 small red peppers, minced spinach or romaine, trimmed. over low heat Add the flour and 1 Tbl!>p. minced parsley washed and cut crosswise intb sUdor two -minutes Remove from 1/4 t~p. celery salt JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE,."INC. strips the heat 5 Tblsp. safflower oil 2 Tblsp. cider' inegar 1/2 tsp. freshly ground black pep- Slowly stlr in the skim milk and OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 per, or to taste. evaporated skimmed milk which 2 Tblsp. fresh lemon juice have been blended together Re- 1/2 tsp. salt 1/4 tsp. salt. or to taste 19700EDMUNTON, S C S - New offermg, neat and clean raneh m a faVOritelocation Remodeled bath and kIt- 1/2 cup evporated skimmed milk turn to the heat and bring to a boll 1 tsp. sugar 1/2 tsp. paprika chen Prleed to sell (optional) ~tirring constantly Reduce heat 10603LANARK,DETROIT - SpeCialnewoffenng for young budgets Amce three bedroom one bath brick bungalow, and add the cheese Stir untll the 1/4 tsp. freshly ground black 4 whole cloves (remove before gas fIreplace and dry bar In recreatIOn room Newer large deck off bedroom/den 884-0600 serving) cheese is melted and sauce is pepper 22419LAVON,S C S - First offering on the water of an exceptIonally lovely ranch Boat well Willaccommodate In a Dutch oven or large kettle, smooth 1/4 tsp. Beau Monde seasoning 42 foot boat Central air, ne\\er furnace and many more amemties Move-m condItion Details saute onions and margarme unttl Season sauce With the saIt and Combme first 11 mgredlents m call 881-4200 20071LOCHMOOR,H W - FIrst offermg of attractIve three bedroom, one bath, brick bungalow m mmt condl tlOn Grosse Pomte Schools Fmlshed recreatIOn room and bedroom WIthdouble closets In basement T\\l0 car garage $60's 881-6300 255(,5RONALD, ROSEVILLE - Bnck three bedroom, one bath ranch, hardwood floors, wet plaster, central all', newer kitchen, nice neighborhood $54,8.'50 8814200 @ Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors@ [B 1788VERNIER, G.P W - JUST REDUCED' Popular "Berkshlres" offers two bedroom two and one half bath . THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED r,eALTOR townhouse WIthden or third bedroom, basement, garage, pool ImmedIate occupancy 884-0600 630WESTCHESTER, GPP - Lovely Wmdmill Pomte Area offer four bedrooms, two and one half baths, Colomal EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS Withlarge famIly room, library newer kitchen, finished basement and attached garage Awell-planned fam- Ily home! 884-0600 I' WE'VE GOT HOUSES! SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT t, " , , \., lIlI\::

ti...... li~ NEW - English Tudor With Pew- REDUCED - A speCialhome for a OVERLOOKINGLAKE 5T CLAIH speCial purchaser Where In Grosse - ThiSbeautIful ColonialISsituated ablc tile In entryway Family room on almost three acres A 'lpaclOu<, and updated kitchen With bUiIt-ms Pomte can you fmd a hvmg room with a cathedral ceilmg, heated gar- comfortahle home \~Ith floor plan Fml~hed recreatIOn room, new hot PrestigIOusarea near the lake I ASpaCIOU<;EnglishTudor, Flr'lt offenng of spacIOus Woods bungalow WIththree den room plus large famIly room, whIch works well for famll} acllv bedroom'l and TWO full baths plus den or fourth bed- water heater, slate roof and Guar Itles or entertamlng There are eight terrific floor plan, country size kItchen Witheverything dlan Home Warranty A charmmg fIrst floor laundry, and a studIOgar Four hedrooms Three car garage A MUSTSEE Call room Famlly-l>lzekitchen, attached garage and much age apartment Weare happy to ex- bedrooms and five I emodeled bath~ and gracIOus home With Sl'\ bed- 8RI4200for your appomtment' more' Call 884WOO for your appOIntment I rooms and three and one half baths tend an mVltatlOnto YOuto call us AI~omcluded are four ne\~er fur c1o<;eto lake and parks today to see thl~ speCial home for a naces, central all, sprmkle! and speCial you security 'ly<;tem<;,and garelgespace IN THE PARK a newer Jo:ngllshTudor offermg three bedrooms, t\\O and one half hath~ family room flr'lt floor for seven car<, laundry, h\o and one half car garage and MUCH MORE'l EXCitingdetall'l at 1I816100 GROSSE POINTI<:SHORES ne....er ranch. fanta<;tlc Mutschler kItchen \\Ith Island centel sub7ero refrigerator ,Ienn all' range trash master hay ....mdowand more I Master bedroom ....Ith \\ hlrlpool tub famll\ room WIth oak panehng, fireplace and wet har SEE THIS' Call 881-4200fO! your dppomtment . A GREAT FAMILY COLONIALoffermg four hl'drooms. one and one half baths. ne\\ c-arpetmg, marhll' fireplace ne....er roof and a fresh decor, add a sIlting room area that renL<;ror $100dnd top It off Witha price or $98,500 anll you have a BUY' ('all BllI-42oo

,JUSTLISTED In popular 5t .John 1I0'lP11

ST CLAlH SHOHES prime area three hedroom, one and one half hdlh !mck r,lnch \\ Ith famll} room Immediate BOR LAN D-JOH NSTON I] ocUlp.lncy $88"i00 Call for detall<;1I816100 A!Ii.~elat~ of RtAll0R' Many, Many More by Appointment EARL KEIM Sclllng or BUying Our Full Tunc Profl''I'I!on.lI'1 arc rC

Qnturx; When you list your home With CEN TURY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a pIC elf. T-J'~("\nf'21--l U U ture of your reSidence In the Macomb M L S book alld 111 the Gro..,..,e POlllte OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 LOCHMOOR Board of Realtors book You can double 20621 Wedgewood - G P W 884-5280 your home's exposure by listing With us' FIRST OFFERING - 20621 WEDGEWOOD - SPACIOUS lour bedroom, two bath bfl(k home m d practlLdl and deslreable cuI-de sac lO Grosse POinte Woods FInished ba~ement, attached garage dnd more 1;;'),~~ .'d , ...:-r'" '" ... " ,) 2073-2081VERNIER - OUTSTANDING locatIOn on thl~ flve/threl IOcome (two bedrooms do ....n. one up' located ~~)to) ;:..Jif';_ ...... -."""""""llJb,...... J~ ...... ~ ~'1 In Grosse POInte Woods Newer furnace, flOIshed basement \~Ith full bdth, attached gdrage 1111medlatc OL 856 BERKSHIRE - Be the first to see thl!> gorgeous 905 BERKSHIRE - You must see to appreciate the cupancy and move' 'I EnglIsh Tudor on Berkshire Road, South of Jefferson IIdtul'al II oodwork and leaded glas!>10 tlus beautiful four SpacIOus room sizes Four bedrooms, two and one half bed Ioom EnglIsh Tudor SpacIOus kitchen With butler's 755757 ST CLAIR - RANCH style DUPLEX located III the City near the Village Both ~lde,>have 1\\ 0 bedroum~, baths, beautIful oak lIbrary, two natural flrepldc{:!>, pantry ,1OdbICakfast room, library, beautiful pewablC ~eparate utilIties and basements BliCk, builtm 1960, large garage, excellentlcntal drea'" fmished basement, two and one half car attached garage tile In recreatIOn room Excellent home for entertain- 109 19455MACK - FANTASTIC VALUE" BusIne~~ and butldmg MUST be sold together, hO\~ever beLdu~e ollocd

tlOn, Improvements and parkmg faCIlIties and more thiS buildmg atone IS worth close to the a!>kmg pnce' 1

19686DAMMAN - OUTSTANDING four bedroom, two bath bnck bungalow m a SUPCIIOLdtlO1i01 Harper \\ ood<; Two car gdrage, c1o!>etspace galore, vel y dttrdctlve decor, excellent value

GROSSE POINTE PARK - Absolutely charm 109 three bedroom Colomal, With two full baths, gorgeous family room WIth natural fll'eplace, updated kitchen With bUllt- m microwave, pegged solid oak floor In kitchen, flmsh- ed basement Remodeled bathrooms A pleasure See 109 I~ belIevmg .0.Edgar 0associates SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 11J3. 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010

,.... 1i;!:I,c; ~ ...J'~ 'i FIRST OFFERING! h ~{), Abound III thiS well bUIll three-bedroom, one and one hdll _4~ ~'% * ~./"{ bath Colomat Paneled den, two flrepla(C~. large fenced 1441GRAYTON - All new carpetlOg throughout thiS at- 1326 LAKEPOINTE - EnJOY the beautiful waterfront yard So much house for so htUe money tractlve brIck CololUal Formal dllUng room, custom kit- park and city servlCes Tills home IS prIced under $50,000 chen With oak cabmets, and bUilt-lOS, natural wood Featunng three bedrooms, modern kitchen, modern work, famIly room, extra IOsulahon, prIvate street, two bathroom, beautiful natural woodwork, formal dmmg car garage Attractive prIce room, partially flmshed basement With full bath

GROSSE POINTE SHORES Just a short walk from Lake Sl Clair the season IS upon us for those warm evenings and the pleasant sounds characterIsttc of the water ThIS custom bUilt five bed- room home features four full baths, two powder rooms, lIbrary With wet bar as well as a famIly room The roof IS new, the furnace IS new Just add your own personal taste to the decor and call thiS one home'

" 294 TOURAINE - GROSSE POINTE FARM's flOest 979 MIDDLESEX - One of Grosse Pomte Park's fmest Cul-

CAREFUL BUYERS WILL LOOK CAREFULLY at the exceptIonal qualIty and detail for thiS pnce - ran- dom peg oak floors on much of fIrst floor, oak paneled 15300WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - PrestigIOus Wmd- recess fIreplace wall, lovely wood tl'lm throughout The mill POInie Excellent view of the Lake from almost kitchen IS modern With all bUilt Ill'S mcludmg micro- 1434-36SOMERSET - Tremendous two family Live 10 e,ery room ApprOXimately 200 feet of water frontage wave The master bedroom has an attached slttmg one umt and let the other pay your rent Excellent 10- Beautiful floor plan Superbly decorated Family room room/dressmg room, master bath With pe\\ ablc tIle, and vestment Grosse Pomte Park's pTlme rental area Per WIth \\ et bar and doof\\ all to pallo Modern kitchen wIlh a full wall of bUIIt-m closets Well landscaped yard plus fect for a first hme Investment or a good one to add bay wmdo ...., and bUilt III appliances, recreatIon room m greenhouse Roof ISnew and most tl'lm IS copper A must to your portfolio Good terms available basement With sauna The perfect home for enterlaln see at $131,000 mg

FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom ranch With ISLAND LANE - Only a few hundred feel from PUTNAM PLACE m Grosse Pomte Shores Three INCOME PROPERTY Between Jefferson Ave and Wmdmlll Pomte central air Glass enclosed porch Located 10 the Lake Four bedroom Colomal bUilt In 1980 bedroom, two and one half bath ranch Par- I 612-614ALTER ROAD, two famIly bnck and two bedrooms each umt Harper Woods Grosse POInte schools Three full baths and two powder rooms 17foot quet floor m dmmg room Central all' New GOOD INVESTMENT paneled library 26x26 falmly room With fire roof m 1981 Two car attached garage Lawn place and hot tub Master bedroom has fire- sprmkler system $179,900 place Threc car attached garage FIRST OFFERING - Rivard - Three bedroom, ~o~n'."oonman",c one and one half story on 50x135 lot Enclosed KERBY ROAD - C:le alld olle half story bnck Computeflzed - Multil,sted porch Two car garage $82,500 reSidence on 60xl51 lot Two bedrooms and RIVARD - EnglIsh styled Condommlum town- 93 KERCHEVAL bath on first plus a bedroom and bath on sec- house near Jefferson First floor lIbrary Four GROSSE POINTE ond Lavatory WIth stall shower and lwo fm- bedrooms and two baths on second plus two 886-3060 Established 195' l<;hed rooms m basement Two and one half bedrooms, bath and attic space on third Great locatIOn INVESTMENT - Harper Avenue In St Clair car garage lBREALTOR Shores 1000square foot bUlldmg With adJolO- 109 parkmg lot Currently leased to party store LAKEViEW - Five bedroom, two and one half bus mess $69,900 bath Colomal m the Farms 21 foot family room \\Ith fireplace Mud room Large WAYBURN - Two fam Ily flat Two bedrooms In each UOlt Separate furnaces and ullhtll'S Two screened terrace T\\o car allached garage car garage $54,900 Secunty system Pnce reduced It's ntVcr 100~I" 10 OXFORD ROAD - Situated on 198x290lol 10 the Ic:tm how 10swIm )uslcall u' Shores SpaCIOUSEnglIsh deSigned by Smith SINK and sIgn up for a LINCOL:\ ROAD - !"lve bedroom. two and one HlOchman and Grylls Paneled library With Rtd ere...sw,mmlllg closs h;J!f balh center entrance Colomal 20 foot fIreplace plus a 20x25 family room wllh fire WINDMILL POINTE DR - Five bedroom, three fdmlly room plu<;a garden room Paneled rec- place Master bedroom sUIte mclude<; <;Itlmg bath contemporary FamIly room With fire reatIOn room \~Ith bar ='Ilcely decorated 10 place and den on first floor RecreatIOn room OIl room With fireplace Three addillOnal famlh ncutrill (0101'<; T\\o car garagE.' 50x165 lot bedrooms plus mald<; rooms Fllll<;hed hase and full bath In fIOIshed basement Heated ment Three car attached gardge pool surrounded With wood deck FIrst floor + G HEATER :\1r\CK m St Clair Shore<; north of 11 Idundry room Central all' Two and on(' half SWIM? American Red Cross MIle III qUiet area Three bedroom ranch With car attached garage $235.000 dlmng arE.'a III kitchen Central air BeautIful HARVARD ROAD - Lovely seelton of DetrOit Iy decorated throughout $54,900 near Chandler Park DrIve Three bedroom. one and one half bath Colomal 20'(15 family CONDOMlr\IUII,I APART:ltENT In Grosse Pomte Being transferred? As members of one of the room With deck above Paneled recreatIOn at \lack and Lak<'Janrl One bedroom second largest relocallons In the United States and room Central all' Two car garage Only floor umt Completer., furm<;hed at $49,000 or Canada, we WIll be happy to have information SINE REALTY $44,900 unfurm<;hN! a I $4') 0(10 on your new area mailed to you . IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE ... 83 Kercheval Ave. HARPER WOODS 20212 ELKHAHT - Pl'Ice reduced Excellent eight room bungalol\ four bedrooms, den With fireplace, new kitchen, {Imshed basement ~Ith full lIID 886.3400 bath, OIcely decorated, qUick occupancy G:t.OUAt. HOUIIl" lBREALTOR' BIGBIE OPl'ORTUNIrt Member Homerica SINE REALTY MAXON Relocation Services lBREAL TOA MULTI LIST SERVICE FARMS OFFICE 884-7000 .. -

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, I OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 3860 BISHOP - SpaCIOW 'olomal. three bedrooms, one FIRST OFFERING - 1365HARVARD - Four bedrooms and one half baths, I.CWkitchen and Flonda room and two and one half baths, a great family house. Tastefully decorated In neutral tones With polished close to the Village and schools The spacious rooms lB, hardwood floors A home for the whole family to en Include a separate breakfast room and a large kit- JOY Drop by on Sunday and see for yourself chen for a connOlsseurmg cook An attached three car garage enhances thiS well deSigned home PriC- S~ '20439 MACK AVENUE FIRST OFFERING ed to sell' Grosse POinte Woods IF WHERE YOU LIVE IS IMPORTANT lA>Cated FIRST OFFERING E,:e,g'~~~ near the lake In Grosse POinte Farms. thiS house of "pace and comforlls de~lgned for a capacIous hfe- Must ~ee to believe thiS charmmgly decorated ranch 10 886-8710 style Beautifully decorated, manageable In size. a Grosse Pomte Woods Just SIXyears old and m mmt gleaming bath for everyone of the four bedrooms conditIOn Formal dmlllg room, one and one half plus a large pleasurable family room With a wonder- baths. private hbrary and two large bedrooms Clr- ful fireplace and an IlIcredlble basement area - culdr dnve dnd a very good floor plan many more luxury features Call for an appointment If you are looking for a very special house 81145700 FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE CONDO IS perfect for smgle person' FIRST OFFERING ThIS popular locdtlOn coupled With the convemence OUTSTAI\JDI"IG four bedroom, two and onl half bath of carefree 11\mg makes thiS offenng an extremely cenler enlmnce Coloma I located In the Wmdnllll attractive alternative Highlights Illclude fresh de- POinte ared Famtly room \\ lth a ndtural fireplace, cor, modern kitchen and bath, mce Sized bedroom formal dmlng room, large kitchen", Ith "ubskmtlal and low mamtenance fee which mcludes heat and Cdtlllg area With a shdmg door to a lovely patio A central dlr Priced (0 sell at $43,700 tr~t floor ldundry, central dlr, limed spnnkler and flDl~hcd basement are onh a few of the feature~ FIRST OFFERING makmg thiS defmalelj the House of the Week Phone Live m lhe pre~lIglOus DETROIT TOWERS and enJoy for further deta1l~ the luxury of a Viewof the water - Doorman. heated GROSSE POINTE PARK - TerrifiC tudorl Features m- garage ~paelOus rooms and priced to allow you to GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Localed near Mormng- elude Four largc bedrooms, t\\ 0 full baths plus powder ~eller "'III con'>ldcr ,HI term., on thl" "'ell mdlIlkiJllL"done do your own decoratmg Llvmg room With a natural ::'Il.l~ wvd)' )'etl J' Tfll" hvu"" I" Sp" ....0US. \\c111.cpt and and one hdlf "tory four bedroom brick house With the pnce hdS been reduced' It offers four bedrooms, two 100m Natural fireplace m hvmg room Traditional styl- fireplace, formdl dmlllg room, hbrary/bedroom, kit- mg and spacious rooms add to the many appealing fea- Tudor styl'ug located m prune DetrOIt area Natural chen, breakfast room With a laundry room adjacent, full bdths plus powder room, family room \\ Ith hreplace. \\oodwork decorallve plastered moldings and ne\~ t~o spacIous bedrooms With two full baths Im- storage room or !>econdfloor laundry Recreation room tures loof dre olllj a fev. of the Important features mediate occupancy A TERRIFIC BUY PRICED IN THE $80's OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Truly III the heart of lhe Farms, a few house" off Lake. 14 SYCAMORE LN - Grosse Pomte City Just north of Cadieux on Jefferson Brand new house soon to be com- ~hore Drlvc ThiS four or five bedroom, three dnd one Live on top of the world and enJoy the benefits of ownlllg hdlf bath home IS for the whole family to enJoy A pleled Attractive Cape Cod on a cozy street near the lake. Three bedrooms. three full baths, three fireplaces a rental property The flat located at 564 NEFF of- Great room, hbrary With closet or fourth bedroom, jacuzzI m master bedroom, large studlO on second floor Flonda loom off the large dnd gracIOus IIvmg room fers luxurIOUS hvmg the upper You Will fmd a Supeflor wood (nm throughoul affO!ill, wonderful summer entertammg Masler bed- magmflCent hVlIIg room hlghhghted by a fireplace room and bath on lhe first floor plus a private COlY and paneled wall With bookshelves. a large formal OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 den are JU~( a few of the features that make thiS a dmmg room, new kitchen With all newer appliances, speclal homel three bedrooms. three baths and a sunny garden 23011 COLONY - CondomlllJUm all on one floor St Clair Shores East of Mack, south of 9 Mile Two bedrooms room The lower flat has a hVlllg room. formal dill- Full Sized gym and whirlpool available Immediate occupancy If you're lookmg for a claSSIC English With four bed mg room, roomy kitchen, two bedrooms and one rooms, two and one half baths, wormy paneled bath Two newer furnaces and hot water heaters, plus BRAND NEW HOUSE IN GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Still under construction. Large four bedroom Colomal IIbl dry, updated kitchen, formal dmmg rooQ!, hard- other major Improvements make thIS a wonderful With features meludmg three fireplaces, large family room With vaulted ceiling and wet bar First floor laun- wood f1ool'~and beautiful natural woodwork, thiS IS opportunity to mvest dry Master bedroom With steam umt and whirlpool Library Purchaser has chOIce of unfUllShed mtenor Items II' There ISeven an expansIOn attic for the growing Three car attached garage family A must see WATERFRONT - ST CLAIR SHORES Custom three bedroom, two bath bflck ranch. no basement. cen- FIRST OFFERING - Harper Woods Three bedroom bungalow WIth enclosed porch Beautiful hardwood floors tral air, attached garage. family room and a private Nice Sized kitchen Gas bar.b.que Mortgage is assumable at 1025% park for reSidents VACANT LOT - ChOIce lot In Grosse Pomte Farms For sale or Will bUild to SUIt. Bay Pointe DeSign Company

CHAMPION~BAER "Home Ownership in the Pointes" Tues., April 15, 7:30 p.m. REALTORS Thurs., April 17, 7:30 p.m. 102 Kercheval Ave.,Grosse fuinte Rums, Mi. 48236 Hear the experts tell about G) 884-5700 m HOME IMPROVEMENTS And how they affect The value of your house Brownell School Cafeteria 260 Chalfonte GROSSE POINTE OFFICE 8T. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE Phone 882-5023to reverse ,\ 90 Kercheval 22604 Mack There is no char2'e f Grosse Pointe Farms SI. Clair Shores .: 884:620Q, ~ .,~' ~_. . 775.6200 [B 1il TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES OF ERA REALTOR.

3 FIRST OFFERINGS FIRST OFFERINGS FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING

How marvelous 10 fmd thiS nchly cultured English style home of yesleryear ThiS grand dame from the early .~~'* 1900's dispenses hospitality With a knowmg hand ThiS A cozy httle house m Grosse Pomte mcely decorated With home has been completely restored and renovated be- grass cloth m hvmg room and dmmg room Kitchen WIth tween 1977/1982 Carnage house. greenhouse fealurmg table space for the newlyweds or rehrees Features two a luncheon area, four bedrooms, three baths, hbrary, bedrooms and first floor laundry garden room, breakfast room You must see to ap- preciate lis beauty OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 773 WOODS LANE Enchanting three bedroom Cape Cod Colonial in the heart of Grosse Pointe Farms-attractively set in pickett-renced yard recentl~ landscaped. Large patio off family room. Spacious floor plan, natural ",oad floors. Eating area in kitchen. Charming throughout.

KENSINGTON - A lovely Ivy-covered bTick Tudor With large rooms and an excellent traffiC pattern Two sets of french doors frame the hvmg room fireplace and the kitchen contallls an Island work station along With eatmg space and custom wood cabmets Just a short walk to the Village ~! BY APPOINTMENT ,,t' t-'~ ~...... :, BE' I'~RLY - DlstincllVe vmtage manor home m convement Farms locatIOn Refreshmg custom decoratmg to - . bamsh the wmter blues Beautiful floor plan, high celllllgs. SpaCIOUSrooms, numerous fIreplaces, gleammg hardwood floors throughout l F 1I1t c;:;.:v~....~ I SEMI;\IOLE - ExqUiSite French regency landmark In Indian Village Double lot With walled garden surrounds "... O~~~~wner h~e i~at;d .~~~ ~:~'e;s~ ~ rt:&ft~ thiS magmflcent reSidence MosaiC entry hall, graceful marble staircase With carved balusters, fmely carved ,, ::luper mcome property located m Grosse POlllte Park Grosse Pomte Woods Features mclude four bedrooms cormces and moldmgs are a few of the artistic elements detaIling thiS hlstonc home A rare fmd for the con- Good rents, ~eparate furnaces, hot water and electrIC With two full baths, family room WIth fireplace, bright OIs.,eur and very .,enslble for the practical home buyer who wants good value "'"• Lower umt ha., 1'1'0 bedrooms, one bath, formal dmmg kitchen With apphances and eatmg space. formal dm- i and hvmg rooms Upper has three bedrooms Ne'Wroof, mg room, central air, patIO Withgas gnll and much much KENOSHA - Trim three bedroom ranch With large kitchen Paneled recreatIOn room With extra bedrooms or , new porches, new disposals Call for your appomtment more ERA Horne Protection mrluded office Lavatory m ba'iement ";l .~------~------~_. SOMERSET - Excellent two-family bnck Income offers three bedrooms each umt. liVing rooms With natural PRICE REDUCE!) ON THIS GREAT HOME ON WOOD MONT a lovely three bedroom home m Harper Woods fireplaces, formal dmlng rooms Separate basements and ul1htles Plus a bonu., room which can be a forth bedroom or family room Plaster walls, hardwood floors, newer fur nace plus many other extras Call for appointment TODAY' I ALTER - Near Wmdmlll POinte SpaCIOU.,clean two-famll~ flat, separate ne"" furnaces New roof ._------YOHK')IlIHE Beautiful "paclOus all bnck Colomal on a popular street near the Village Owner has lovmgly WAYBURN - ChOIce two-famIly mcome Two bedrooms lower, three bedrooms upper Good rental area Separate remodeled (hiS home throughout With new "state or the art" kitchen, reflmshed hardwood floors, new carpet basements and furnaces and pamt Also Illcluded are a flmshed walk-out basement, secuflty system, second floor laundry and much much more KE;\ISINGTO;\l - Lovely three bedroom, one and one half bath English Tudor In DetrOIt New carpetmg and wallpaper Large sun room GREENSBORO Thl., mO'>ttemptmg bungalow IS Immaculate throughout With IIvmg room, dmlllg room, klt- chE'n plus bay and two bedroom., ThiS home also feature" hardwood floors, recreation room and alummum ( H \NDLER P \RK DRIVE - Immaculately clean Colomal m DetrOIt Three bedrooms, one and one half haths "Idmg Mu<;tsee to appreciate Fllllshed hasement WIth wet bar

HARPER A well known craft slore located m St Clair Shores Pnce mcludes approximately $66.000 worth TEN I\1II.E ROAn - Lovely ranch on double lot m S( Clair Shores Thr(>e bedrooms, one full bath Large family of whole~ale ~(ock Present owner retmng and'" 111help tram If necessary Busmess established for 15 years room Nicely decoraled and SIXyears at presenl locatIOn

FISHER Get a fre'ih start WIth thIS needlepoml shop - the only one In the POIntes Pnce mcludes fixtures, 'itock name, mallmg lists and files Owner Will stay and help new owner Excellent locatIOn and Land Con- tract term., avaIlable SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 710 NOTRE DAME .JEl"FER.':>ON Sunny and hrlght descflbe thiS three bedroom. two and one half bath St Clair on the Lake Con- do The sunken IIvmg room With natural fireplace has two doorwalls that lead to the enclosed patio Although lhere IS a dmmg room the kitchen has eating space and matchmg appliances plus a trash compactor Full mRfALTOR 881.8900 basement With dark room and a one car attached garage are definite a'lsets Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-8

FIRST OFFERING -IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY SpaCIOUSthree bed- room ranch with family room, fIreplace, and an Indoor pool for year round sWImming priced under $100,000 and onl} $8,000 down assumes the fixed rate mortgage FULL SERVICE BROKERAGE YORK..(;)HIRE- OPEN SUNDAY - Better hurry on thIs charmmg English resIdence with three bedrooms and two baths SpacIOus room<;, modern McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors offers a complete range of services including Homefinding, Home Pur- kitchen With CO'lybreakfast room and an outslandmg locatIOn on one of the most popular street!> m the Park chase, Mortgage and Financial Counseling, Property Management, Corporate Relocation, and nationwide MOROSS ROAD - OPEN SUNDAY - Prime Farms LocatIOn, Move-In referral through EqUitable Realty Network. United One Home Warranty Program Is available to the buyer or Condition, ExceptIOnal Value EnJOY bright decor, new Mutschler seller of any McBrearty & Adlhoch listing. kitchen, five bedroom, two and one half baths, and an extensive list of ameml1es stop III thl" Sunday Call a McBrearty & Adlhoch professional for help with your Real Estate needs. ATTENTION BOATERS - ThIS spacIOus family home features 80 feet of canal frontage With both a steel !>eawaU and a covered well \'0 Ith hOist ThiS three bedroom Enghsh mcludes 1lmodern kitchen, dramatIc 23 FIRST OFFERING CHARMING 2,100SQ FT CENTER ENTHANCE foot family room, natural flrepl1lce and wet bar, an attached g1lrage Colomal III popular Richard school dlStflCt PRICE REDUCED / ' and more' -<".4J,' ( '(, ThiS home boasts four bedrooms, family \"'\" .,.< .. LOW MAINTENANCE I!'ldence or III \ extra Wide lot ;/ -,J.,. vestment VACANT CANAL PR()Pf~[{TY In tht. 11 r.llJe and Jefferson area of St ClaIr AUTHENTIC Shores Call for details

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Youn9blood 72 :\Ioros!> Road, GPF nealty In( 1057 York!>hlre, GPP

STEPHENS ROAD RANCH, speclallocahon for t\TEARNORTH HIGH - 2,500square feet, two and thIS two bedroom, two full bath home Paneled one half bath!>, kitchen With bwlt-In apphances, hbrary, updated kitchen anQ bathrooms, central large family room (25' " 15') Very large back ~v'f,'" all', attached garage, first floor laundry, screened yard, attractive deluxe deck and oversized ",' porch garage - ~ ~ VENDOME - IN THE FARMS Three bedroom, ELEGANT HOME ON PRIVATE STREET UNIQUE FRENCH COUNTRY MANOR - BUIlt three and one half bath Colomal, family room, BeautIful woodwork and fireplace mantels m m landscape for extreme pnvacy Highest qual- hardwood and parquet floors, all refmlshed FIRST OFFERING hvmg and dInIng room Imported from an Ity workmanship Paneled hbrary With bnck Newer roof, furnace WIth computenzed ther BROADSTONE - GROSSE POINTE WOODS Enghsh manor house Perfect for execullve hearth Hand hewn beams throughout Wide plank mostat, security system Lovely landscaped Charmmg Colomal featurmg family room. modern kItchen, formal hVlllg entertammg as well as comfortable family hv- hardwood floors Master bedroom With fIreplace garden and patIo, Circular drive, sprinkler room and dlmng room. and half balh on fIrst floor Second floor has mg Five bedrooms and studio, newer kitchen, and dressmg room plus three other mdivldual bed- system, two car attached garage, Perfect for three bedrooms and bath Ga!> forced air, heat With central air T\\o- garden room and patio Convement to schools rooms and baths the dlscnmmatmg buyer car detached garage. excellent conditIOn Call for appomtment and transportatIOn m prIme Farms location FIRST OFFERING - INVESTORS or starter NEAR GHESQUIERE PARK - Convenient home, well decorated and mamtamed home Woods locatIOn for thiS three bedroom 19640 HARPER between 7 & 8 MILE RD, SUPER FAMILY ROOM m thiS charmmg three m convemently located East DetrOit location charmer Llvlllg room With natural fireplace, One story brick office bUlldmg 2,600 square feet BUilt m 1979 Excellent bedroom English Home has been freshly dec- .7:30 p.m. \'arnblc Go'lOn<: (<111 fer riel,l,h Thurs., April 17, 7:30 p.m. Hear the experts tell about Would you like to know the value of your property in this changing real estate market? HOME IMPROVEMENTS Call us today! And how they affect The value of your house !Jall11S- Brownell School Cafeteria 260 Chalfonte George Palms ()l lee11Gerald Leone olf""H ~ ~ ...l',-,_ ~'l., Phone 882-5023 to reverse Wl1l1am Queen ,~~ r.>r;:ALTORS Herb Lorenz GlOria Barker There is no charge I:BREALTOR MIckey Palms Co-sponaored by the GroS!ICPointe Board of Realtors and the Continuing Educa- Tracl Tapert Charles Trowbridge tion DIVISIOn, Grosse Pomte Public School ... 17646 MACK 886-4444

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this page. ~... ~~~;~~~ : II Mau l\ll>.r BESIDE THE LAKE you'll fmd thiS beaullful four bed- STOP PAYING RENT' Home 0\\ nershlp can be affor- room lakefront Contemporary bUllt by Walter Mast dable With thIS English style Condo In Grosse POlllt(' City BUilt higher than surroundmg homes and features a EnJOy the gracIous hvmg m thiS three floor fIve bedroom spectacular two story great room \'olth cathedral cell condo thats m a great locatIOn near <;hoppmg, churche~ mg overlookmg Lake St Clair, gourmet kitchen, master hospital, and II ansportatlOn Loll' m1llllt('nance fee and bedroom SUIte, no flood basement, and more Priced at good mvestment Call today for more' Priced at $10'i,000 $335.000 (G-{)8JEF) 886-4200 (f-19RIV) 886-5800

YOU'LL EXPERIENCE DELIGHT when you set eyes OPEN YOUR EYES TO OUR OPEN HOUSE m Harper FIRST OFFERING 1 Beaullfully appomted three bed on thiS newer Coloma I featUring four bedrooms and Woods Just a tlrive by 2066">KINGSVILLE Will room ranch on Lakeshore m Grosse Pomte Shore" two and one half baths Enter thiS wondedul home make you want to check the extras of thIS solid brick In move.m condItion and features a newer Mutschler through the two story foyer With a Circular staIrcase bungalow thats close to shoppmg and bus Ime !,'ea- kItchen and three doorv.alls leadmg to bnck terrace to see all the speCial features of this home such as, tures a good kItchen WIthstove, great storage, fml!>h- $291,000 ((-I91LAK) 885-2000 the family room WIth fireplace, and all the cup- ed basement With lavatory, and more can be seen boards and closets Allm move In condlllon $189,500 thiS SUNDAY between 2 and 5 p m $54.900 ll85-2000 START OFF SPRING m thIS bered by thl., (>xceptlOnal two famlh The large lot has sprmkler system and burgular Income In n de"lrable rE'ntal area Very \\('U mam- alarm $375,000 e bedroom a<'Sthetlca lIy :tppealtng Priced at $84,900 (54NOT) room one and one half bath home Thl" very versa- hnck bungalow has hardwood floors and natural 886 SIlOO tile, neat and clean home mcludes many other mce fireplace that makE' thiS home all the more wonder- features Apphances, like the two refrigerators. looking for the perfect ful along With the flllished basement WIth recreatIOn stove \\-asher and dryer, are negohable Park your room and lavatory Newer roof and IllsulatlOn III car I~ the two car hlock garage with electnclty All home, the best way to c1uded III thiS great home $72,900 (G-6"iALI) thIS and an enclosed front porch m Grosse Pomte 886-4200 Woods Priced at $74.900 (G-44HAM) 886-4200 find it is to tell us about SPRING WON'T WAIT! I' Why should you? EnJOy the A BEAUTWUL LAKE VIEW ISthe settmg for thiS four beauty of Sprmg m thIS bIg how;(>Ideal for the larger OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bedroom, four and one half bath, Italian style Col- it. Give us a call. family ThIS custom bUlIl brick and alummum Col omal WIth many speCial rooms and features In thIS 20665 KINGSVILLE<: -•Harper Woods omal needs no extenor mamtenanc(> Well mamtalll 211R7 PARKClU':ST - H:trper Woods rare fmd, you'll see a huge hvmg room and a um- ed WIth good room SIZes Features two car garage 23008 NEWBf:RHY -- St Clair Shore" que artist studIO along WIth a maids quarters All The better way and Home ProtectIOn Plan Prll'l.'d at $82 SOO21008 17691 LAKI<:SHonf': - Hamson Township on almost one acre of land III Grosse Pomte Shores NEWBERRY ST CLAIR SHORf:S OPEN SUN $1Q'},OOO(G 77LAK) 886-4200 DA Y 2-5 886-5lIOO OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 to sell your home. 2044 HAMPTON - Grosse Pomte Woods

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------~------• Page Ten-S Feature Thursday, April 3, 1986 Margaret Slattery: Doing for others

By Elsa Frohman the campaIgn people," she said Margaret "Murph" Slattery "Women dIdn't get as Involved Slattery became mvolved With earned her nickname as a chIld. m poliltcal hfe then," she said Chlidren's Hospital through the "When I was a htUe gIrl, I Pohhcal savvy came to Slattery Couzens family whIch has always played wIth dolls I was always later. She remembers one early been a major supporter Mrs Murphy," she said "I guess political event where she put her "We became involved because it stuck" foot m her mouth of our love for chIldren," she said The httle gIrl who fantaSIzed "It was a politIcal dmner and "The Importance of having a about bemg Mrs Murphy grew up the man who was speaking was children's hospital has always to hve a life far more mvolved takmg a long time," she said. "I been vital to me." and mterestlng than most Her turned to the woman next to me In 1955, Slattery took over as hrst husband, Frank Couzens, and said, 'Do you thmk he WIll preSident of the hospital - the was mayor of DetrOit 10 the '30s ever stoP?' and it turned out to be chief administrative officer She served more than 50years on hiS wife" While she was officially a volun- the ho~rct of trustees of ChIld- For Slattery, getting Involved teer, the Job was nearly full-time ren's Hospital, and she served a wIth volunteer work was natural She remamed preSIdent until 1972 preSIdent of the hospItal for 16 In those early years, she worked when the hospital incorporated years from 1955to 1972 wIth the Girl Scouts, the Com- and a professional ad~inistrator Slattery's husband, Gerald, mUnity Chest, later to become the was hired saved newspaper c1ippmgs about United FoundatIOn, and the ''The biggest asset had was hiS active Wifeover the years He American Red Cross She said she courage and the support of my collected them mto a scrapbook was motivated to seek volunteer husband

By Counter Points Pat Rousseau \ l . CR k' Be sure to see the V.4oI)I:I:1 . has a new selection of Mother's Da, and Go Fly A KIte ... on a breezy spring day. ~ thirteen exciting new ()LAC r: Secretary's Day cards at Hl900Kercheval.' The School Bell has plenty .. 17904 Mack n€ttL€ €€ patterns and take advantage of the P~E- Avenue. • SALE opportunity to order now on the en- ~~-~ .. * * * tire Nettle Creek line. The sale officially 'lei ~ carries active sportswear and For That New Baby .. with a spring birthday begins April 13 at 17110 Kercheval. Open ~~~ casual attire includmg sweat shirts edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. has a charming selec- Thursdays until 9 p. m , 882-0935. tha t can be imprinted with sayings of your chOIces and tion of baby jewelry for boys and girls. Rings, medals, creations .. 16900Kercheval, 881-8888. bracelets, add-a-pearl necklaces and more at 20139 .. * .. .. * .. Mack at Oxford. Open Thursdays until 8 p. m , 886-4600. The Edward Nepi Salon .. now has evening hours, ~ .. Start Off Spring .. with a fresh new look, French Monday and Thursday. Appointments taken from 5 .... manicures are now available at Lia Nail Clinic, 20311 Spring Summer Weddings Ahead? .. Be a lovely Mack Avenue. Call for your appointment, 881-4211. p. m. - 7 p. m.. . from punk to ultra sophisticated mother-of-the-bride or groom in a dress from The Pomte ...... styles. Call 884-8858 Ask for Pamela or Grace J FashIOns. Choose long or short in a pretty pastel color in .. ti&.... silk or chiffon at 15112Kercheval in the Park. No charge * * • -r ORIENTAL DESIGN CARPETS BY ~ '1Ii!41ltl'l for alterations. ..822-l8t8... .. ~ ~ CAROL. Think spring! Brighten your home ST. CLAIR FLATS GALLERY ... is a great neVI _. with a lovely area rug. A large variety of gallery in town! It specializes in western and v. i1dlire Quality, .is not a thing art, original art prints, bronzes and gifts ... 18000East ~ colors and sizes .. 18536East Warren near Warren in the Austin Hall building between Cadieux BAKERconcepts ~f the past bl;lt inherent Mack, 884-8383. and Mack Avenue, 882-4500. Ii 10 every cabmet manu- .. O * * * * factured by Quality Custom Kitchens. Imagine cherry t1? wood at no additional upcharge! Beaded inset doors for Spring Spruce Up .. bring your lamps to Wright's CONNIE' 0 mvt's IUCI is offering spring coats 0.," •• ' ..... ,•• " •• "" I and jackets for boys the look and feel of fine furniture. Hand rubbed Gift and La mp Shop for new shades and if you need re- and girls at DISCOUNT PRICES. It's worth the drive finishes, speCIal sizes, custom detailing all available pair, it probably can be done while you wait ... 18650 to Mack Avenue one block south of 9 Mile Road, 777- at Baker Concepts, your design specialists, 19519Mack Mack Avenue. Free parking next to the building. Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-7088. Open Thurs- * * .. 8020. * day evenings until 7 p.m. E,pe" lh. be>' •.• Po" N.'" Em"" ~ * * Sessions at the studio beginning April 1 and at STRING BEADS .. has a fabulous new selection * * * the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, April 1...... of sterling silver earrings and necklaces / To celebrate Please call for more information, 772-9470. ;':i\" ~!9h 1Vi((more 'Travel ~~~~ .. * .. the arrival of spring save 20% off all strands of semi- to $800 per couple depending on your precious beads, ready-made necklaces and bracelets, departure date with the SITMAR EX- Greet Spring .. with a flattering tan. Edwin Paul Come in soon to dress up your spring sum mer ward- PERIENCE. Unforgettable Truly one now has five of the very latest sun tanning beds with robe'. 19875Mack A venue, Grosse Pointe Woods, 882- of life's extraordinary ' adventures high intensity lights that screen out ultraviolet The 8989. tj 1 '. You'll cruise aboard one of the most salon carries the complete Nexxus line of hair ana skm * * * luxurious and spacious vessels afloat. You're care products including vitamin food suppliments. . BIR T111M V SALE Starting \pnl i pampered by a crew whose warm, Italian hospitality 20327Mack Avenue, 885-9001.Yes, Edwin is back from thru Apnl 30 at thf' Knowledge :\look E\ Cf)- has made them famous You will explore some of the California! thing 10% off and 40% off 'ielectf'd itCDl'i, Wm a $50girt certificate or ..tcache ....only" surprise most fascinating places on earth, at an unhurried pace, * * * package .. 21523Mack -\vf'nue Frf'e parking since all their sailings last MORE than a week. Where Calliope ... by Acapella In front... 777-3535.. in the world do you want to sail? Caribbean.. Mex- Ltd. is a new line of linen and ico . Trans Panama .. Canada or Alaska? 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Section C The Third Section Thursday, April 3, 1986 Baseball previews Peggy Big year ahead for Pointe'ssandlot squads? O'Connor By Peggy O'Connor Ten Norsemen return from the m big games, but they know what else can I say?" Sumbera 1985squad which won 25 games what to do out there. Sure, the says It's April and that means Those commg back mclude pItching may be more of a ques- "We're defmltely lookmg to it's time for baseball. The starting pitchers Craig Engel tIOnmark than In past years, wm our eIghth straight league varsity squads are raring to and Bill Miller, lefties Craig but WIthour defense and our title And In the dlstncts, It'S got Spring is. . . go and we(lther-permitting, Como and Colin MacNeJl, and speed, we should do well to be between North and South the teams at North, South outfielders Steve Pochmara and "When you have guys who can South may have the pltchmg the realizatIon that I don't have to and Vlliversity Liggett Ken Straske catch the ball and outfielders edge With Leonard and Cordova stand III any more fngld hockey arenas for School will do just that llext who can run after It, that takes but I know It wtll be real a while Straske, Como and Pochmara mterestlng when we get week. Here's a look at each In center, left and right, the pressure off the pitchers," Sumbera says together," he adds long, lovely Wednesday and Thurs- of the teams (in alphabetical respectively, make up Sumbera's all-semor outfield Pat KJlchne, who led North day afternoons at North or South, watching order, naturally): hitters as a sophomore In 1985 Grosse Pointe South baseball games or enJoving the track Straske also WIllpitch Rob With a 417 average. returns to South's Dan Gnesbaum points teams as they do theIr thmg. Grosse Pointe North Mdl ::.hdll I:> up flom lht:: JV

The good news: Park sailor still in running for America's Cup try

By Peggy O'Connor SzymanskI says, which has undergone Australia sometime in mid-July to though they had the oldest boat and maxi boat. A smIling, suntanned Mark many modifications. The latest of begin trammg on the new racer in finished dead last. "They (the syndicate) want to Szymanski brought good news and those occurred just before the boat match races against Courageous IV. "Italia - which fmished eighth - keep our mmds on sailing ... keep bad news back with him from his was shipped to Austraha, leaving It The crew will remain mostly intact, had another great crew. The crews our memones of Australia fresh," he two-and-a-half month sailing sojourn out of balance and With lIttle time for he adds, With one or two changes traded gear and ltalia was outfItted says. the crew to tune It correctly. possible. The crew was one problem by Gucci ... that was fun," he adds. to Australia All m all, it was a great experience Judgmg from Szymanski's FIr!~tthe bad news' Courageous IV, "One of the newspapers called the that Courageous IV didn't have in the ex~rience, It doesn't sound like too world champIOnshIps for the bilingual aide in the Chippewa wIth SzymanskI as winch-grinder, boat 'modIfied to the pomt of School system Szymanski says he diffICUlta task fInished 12th out of 14boats in the vandalism,' " SzymanskI adds With a "Most of the boats had good crew found that 12-meter sailing wasn't too 12-meter World Cup sailIng laugh. Courageous IV, whIch had a work and excellent tactics and we diffIcult to master, even though It IS champIOnships In Perth In February larger, more unmanageable keel, did, too The mce thmg about the hard work; that the weather 111 didn't go to weather well and took on The good news is that the 26-year- world championships was that no Australia is pretty much what he'd "an incredIble" amount of water, was boat had blazmg speed.. no one been told to expect (20 to 25 knot old Park reSident had a great time, left in Australia It will serve as trial learned a lot about 12-meter salling really ran away with any of the wmds) and that he's more eager than and accordmg to hIS skipper on horse for the syndicate's brand new races" ever to be part of an American Courageous IV, has about a 90 boat, currently under construction AustralIa III won the regatta, challenge for the America's Cup percent chance of being Invited back That's the best part of Szymanski'S fmishing in the top six m every race "It was a great experience. I really by the Leonard Greene racing bad news/good news scenarIO that No boat flmshed first m any two enjoyed the sailing, even though It'S syndIcate as It challenges fOI'the syndicate chairman Greene races, SzymanskI adds very trying salling. It's really been Amenca's Cup 10 1987 saw enough down in Perth to The bIggest surprIse was the New worth the effort And Australia ISa . Our crew work was Just as good commIssion constructIOn of a new Zealand boat, KZ 5, whIch fll1lshed beautiful country. The people are as the top five boats Our starts were boat second despite a relatIvely wonderful and the weather was great "It was nIce to have hIm there He gwd, In three raC\?3\\-e fWlshed Inexperienced crew The most 111 the 80s and 90s most of the eIghth," says Szymanski, who saIled could see the problems we were dlsappointmg entry was the Canadian time " haVing and get more mvolved The 111 four of the seven races in the boat, which ended up Sixth after Before he goes back to Australia, world championship "But the boat result was that is made him so much looking very sharp in the early gomg Szymanski plans on sailing in the was Just too slow and we tned more commItted to improvement." The 14th-place boat, from Sydney, area and waiting for whatever the everythmg we could to get around The boat should be ready by the was crewed by a group of "great syndicate has planned. That could It " beginning of June, Szymanski says guys," Szymanski says. "They had mclude traveling to various regattas Courageous IV ISan old boat, He plans on traveling back to the most fun down there even or getting the crew together on a Mark Szymanski

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Page Three-C Entertainment Thursday, Apnl 3, 1986 'Bright River Trilogy': A tale of a man loved by three women Bright RIver Trdogy center their hopes and dreams Jomts, moves With the same ICy By Annie Greene and very emotIOnal survival on dawdle as the wmter rIVer" Simon and Schuster, New York, Darcy. The book ISa chromcle of But the river, a place of picmcs 1985. 256 pages the struggle of these three women and hookey, has a prophetic dark By Nancy Parmenter to recogmze and surrender their Side as well Jessie "What a ter- The famIly IS both a battle- emotIOnal dependence on Darcy nble htUe town I All the streets ground and a refuge 10 much mo- and take responsibility for their shde down to BrIght River where dern fichon So It IS In "Bnght own lIves the dank smell of the tomb floats River Tnlogy," a 1984first novel Through the action flows the m the shallows With the trash" by Anme Greene Bnght River, whose waters sepa- Anme Greene's poetic language "Bnght River" IS the story of rate the fIctional Maryland town evokes the heartfelt search of the Darcy Blunt, seen through the of Hooke's Landing from Vlrgl- three women for the elusive Dar- . eyes of three women who love ma, The rIver soothes the troubl- cy It ISonly at the end that they him. Darcy ISa charming ne'er- ed souls of Darcy and Ellen, ItS come to know that their attempts do-well who, In a rebelhon :lg:nnst rhythm" regulate thp rhythm of to makE:' him a Christ-likE:' figure the failures of his sohdly bour- Lilly's hfe She has lived all her m their lives has failed, that they geois father, seeks total freedom days m the center of the town that must make their own redemption Darcy IS not Irresponsible, he IS took Its name and Identity from No heavy-handed symbohsm non-responsible the Confederate general who 10- here, though Greene carries the HIs mother, Lilly, and lovers, vaded it a century before The reader straight Into the story and Jessie and Ellen, know him for rIver's murmur fllls her keeps the mtrospectlon movmg what he IS, but nevertheless "Over the rise there you can right along The plot, which only see Bnght River I hve on Broad covers about a week in actual Street now and I can't see It, but I lapsed time, moves easily back Ozarks film still feel It as If ItSwaters flow m and forth between the past and In "The Money Pit," a startled Walter, played by Tom Hanks, climbs over the debris left by the "The Ozark Expenence," a my vems Even now on thiS the present It's an excellent first work crew, as the foreman, Philip Bosco, directs traffic. travelogue featurmg the rugged cold mormng, I Imagine that my book - be on the lookout for the four-state Ozark Plateau as well body, chilled and stiff m the second as a SOCialcall on the fictional Slapstick humor abounds in 'Money Pit' folks at Dogpatch, V.S A., will be presented at 8 p m on Thursday, By Marian Trainor with the help of Richard Benjamin, director an opening to mJect both Api'll 10, at the Macomb Center "The Money Pit" is everyman's makes the whole catastrophiC rock and short takes of symphomc for the Performing Arts. nightmare about buymg a house mess funny There hasn't been this musIc mto the film The film and narration, by pro- The house is attractive The neigh- much downright, good-natured Walter and Anna are tn love and ducer-photographer-actor Curt borhood ISright and the pnce looks slapstick humor In a film smce the Walter pushes for marriage but Matson, is part of the Center's like a steal but the euphona that days of Harry Lauder, Harold Anna hkes the hve-m arrange- Travel Series, coordmated by lec- transports the prospective buyer to Lloyd and Laurel and Hardy. In ment. Their Idylhc set-up ISshat- turer and TV personality Denms cloud mne becomes shadowed With this case however, the house IS tered when Max, who .owns the Glen Cooper and sponsored thiS really the comic set-up Walter apartment, returns from a tour doubt Fieldmg (Tom Hanks) and Anna season by the AutomobIle Club of Does the roof leak? WIll the and demands that they vacate Michigan plumbing work? Is the electncal Crowley (Shelley Long) react to It On the adVice of a real estate Matson's program IS inspired fl'lend, and the wtly persuasIOn of system up to code? These are all And what an engagmg couple the owner (Maureen Stapleton) the by his new hfe in the Ozarks, questions that nag at the en- they are Walter ISa rock 'n' roll where he moved With hiS family thUSiasm of those who want to be- two settle for what looks hke a real lawyer, an occupatIOn that pro- buy - a mansIOn at a bargam after two decades of show bUSI- lieve they have found their dream vides an opportunity for some ness experience m Hollywood HIS home price comic exchanges with a kooky What they don't suspect IS that travelogue covers the plateau / In thiSromantic comedy, Steven rock singer the mansIOn IS about to crumble area that takes in Mlssoun, Okla- Spielberg, who admIttedly IS a Anna ISa classical viohmst in a homa and the southeastern tip of from years of neglect master of speCial effects, uses that symphony Her ex-husband, Max On the day they move m, the Kansas in addition to Arkansas talent to scare the hvmg daylights Bersart n~/5 en and Marcel Brewer; WithsUim- Jackpot amount will be added to l\H .,TlLl OFFER TUF.,OAY LOB.,TfR m",jtR Alo,O credit card by callmg 286-2222, and on Saturdays 9 a m. to 5 p.m ed glass by Gabriel LOire, Emil For further information, call 771- the following Wednesday's game 15402 MACK corner of Noltlngham In the Par~ Monday through Friday, from 9 Fral and Jean Jacques Duval 9020. 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Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 3, 1986 Value of friendship is fbcus in 'Just Between Friends' By Marian Trainor Sandy is made suddenly aware All of the elements of a soap he loves Sandy. We have his ac- Life can get pretty complicated of it when she is invited to dinner opera are present, but the film is tions in his love for Holly. In every for everyone involved when a wife at Holly's home and sees a family saved because Its plot is not its scene with her, he shows his love unwittingly brmgs home her hus- picture with Chip in it When he ar- focus. It dePiCts instead how strong and dedication band's lover for dinner. It's the rives, he is totally unprepared for friendship can survive grave tests Mary Tyler Moore gives a sensI- kmd of stuff that situation comedy the shock of seeing the new love of This premise is heightened by tive, appealing performance as a is made of But "Just Between his life sitting in his living room. sharp writing, sensitive characters devoted wife who is dependent on Friends" IS far from that. The t1 ree are joined by Harry and movmg scenes that portray her husband but comes to terms There IS comedy but it doesn't Crandall (Sam Waters ton) , Chip's how people in criSIS cope. With a world beyond her home and revolve around the kind of parlor associate and friend, who knows the need to be her own person games where the lovers walt for the sltuatlon. As they all sit down Acting honors go to Lahti (a The film, written and dLrected by the Wife to leave the room to get to a somewhat strained dinner par. Detroit product and graduate of Allan Burns who collaborated with close to each other. The comedy ty, it IS safe to say that m her ig. University of Michigan) for her Jim Brooks 10 creating the "Mary here denves its humor from the in- norance, Holly is the least con. charm, wit and down-to-earth ap- Tyler Moore Show," "Lou Grant," telhgent exchange of witticism. No fused of the group. proach to her role Waters ton and "Rhoda," effectively dehvers one In the film is portrayed as a makes hIS role as every woman's the story's intent - the value of dupe or pawn All of the characters After this ordeal, Sandy breaks dream of a good, dependable friendship between women, how to are likeable, ordmary people try- off With Chip because she values friend an appeahng one. face hfe alone and the satisfaction Ing to do the best they can under her fnendship with Holly too much of havmg a career to deceive her Danson manages to come the unusual circumstances. through as a baSically good guy It IS mterestmg to note that Holly DavIS (Mary Tyler Moore) Chip begs her to reconsider, tell- who just happens to be m love WIth Brooks wrote "Terms of Endear- IS a tireless housewife who wants mg her how much he loves her. But two women and wants to keep ment" which also portrays the nothing more than to make a hap- then, he also loves Holly. them both. We have his word that cnsls that occur 10 women's lives. py home for her husband, Chip (Ted Danson), and therr two teen- age chddren ~pril Fool's Day' is decent escapism Sardy Dunlap (Christine Lahti) By Michael Chapp IS an ambitious, restless television good But given Its genre and Its And the chmax IS well, dIf. reporter who feels her hfe is in- "AprIl Fool's Day" is easily one outer trapp1Ogs, "AprIl Fool's ferent complete She is a divorcee, who of the fmest, most profound, most Day" could have been a lot worse. Another thing that makes thiS decides that what she needs is a artistically credible movIes to All said and done, the movie is at film more refreshmg than the chdd She plans to remedy that come out of Hollywood smce best a moderately unique tellmg of others m Its genre IS that none of situation as soon as she finds some- "Casablanca" or "Gone With the a worn-out formula, and at least a the killings are shown. Each of one With the right genes. That Wmd " Every nuance of the film is decent escapist piece. them is only implied Interesting- ly, the horror and shock value are someone turns out to be Holly's perfectly crafted and wonderfully A group of seven college stu- husband, Chip. shot In short, one Will be dents get together for the weekend retamed Only the grossly graphiC manglings are lost Carver When the two women meet in an hard-pressed to fmd a better at the home of Muffy, one of their exercise class, they become movie. friends. The house just happens to Deborah Foreman, who au- . .. Bob Rock poses with a chisel carved pelican, one of diences most recently saw as the fnends Neither suspects that they April Fools I be the only one on a secluded many he has done. He also keeps busy speaking on wildlife giddy hmo driver In "My Chauf- have more in common that aero- island, which means the only subjects and on the restoration of antique carousel horses. feur," gives another outrageously biCS. Well, all right It's not quite that transportation to and from is a He'll be a judge for the Exhibitors' Competition at the 1986 offbeat performance in this film, ferry - which doesn't run on week- playing Muffy, the hostess with a Metro Carvers of Michigan's Woodcarving Show Saturday ends. This is called setting a scene Poor boy hits big time thmg - or two - up her sleeve and Sunday, April 5 and 6. The location of the hall is 876 Then, almost as fast as one can Foreman ISa very hkeable actress Horace Brown Drive, south o.f 13 Mile Road, between Steph- say "Here we go again," each one with good things m her future enson and John R. Parking is free and admission is $1. For in Harold Robbins' latest of the seven begin to disappear, Also of interest to Detrolters is more information, call Harold Oanhausen at 398-2339. By Marian Trainor Things really begin to roll when and subsequently turns up dead Deborah Goodrich, a native of thiS somewhere else ThIS is called de- area, who plays one of the teen- The Storyteller Universal pictures buys the screen veloping a plot agers. Her performance ISnothing By Harold Robbms rights to one of Joe's stories, plan- Before one knows It, there are special, but it's nice to see a local 'Crucible' at Henry Ford 307 pages, $1795 ning to feature Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart. Phil, his fa- only two survivors left, and they girl make it big in Hollywood, if in- Arthur Miller's pnze-wmnmg celved the prestigious Antoinette One book that Harold Robbins' As ther, tells Marta, his mother, "Our must fight off the advances of the deed a role ill thiS fIlm can be con- play, "The Crucible," will be pre- Perry Award for that year. Other fans will never need is a sex psychotic killer, who, knife-in- sidered "making it big" sented at Henry Ford Museum award-winning plays by Arthur manual. In his books, it's all there, Yussele is a real writer now." A problem arises when Joe hand, chases them through the old Many folks will find "AprIl Theater, Apnl 11 through May 17 Miller mclude "All My Sons" and explicit as can be. Diagrams realizes he still has six weeks to go house. This IS called horror. Fool's Day" predictable - the "The CrUCible" 15 a compellmg "Death of a Salesman." and/or/pictures would be superflu- on his draft-dodging contract with Anyone who attends movies teens split up and go to separate dramatization of the Salem WItch ous Mr. B., who has been accused of at even sporadically has seen this rooms, for example, knowmg full- tnals of 1692 Young pllgrlm girls Performdl1ces of "The Cruci- All the titillating details are in- least half the murders in Brooklyn whole scenario played out before, well a killer is somewhere in the pretend to be "possessed" and ac ble" at Henry Ford Museum are trinsic to the story of the poor boy and is head of all the rackets. But beginmng with John Carpenter's midst Others, though, WIll be sur- cuse their elders of convertmg Fnday and Saturday at 8 30 p.m. from Brooklyn moving up the lad- Mr B, being baSICally a nice guy, "Halloween" and continumg with prIsed and content with the pIC- them to WItchcraft ThiS danger'- Tickets are $6 each for reserved der to being a nch and successful lets him off the hook, knowing he the never-endmg adventures of ture. ous folly leads to a tnal of some ~cats, avaIlable daily at the Infor- writer Part of the fringe benefits, will collect on the favor with in- Jason Voorhees in "Fnday the Even though the film is dif- 400 townspeople, With 72 con- mation Desk In the Entrance to we are told, is easy sex, and our terest later. 13th." ferent, it's still a tWIsted and sadIS- demned to die and 20 actual Greenheld VIllage, at the hero, Joe Cron, really takes advan- Joe has one more detail to take What makes this particular pic- tIc joke. The question 15 whether or executions The hystencal pro- Museum Theater box office one tage of them care of before he takes off for tinsel ture slightly different, however, IS not one likes tWisted and sadistic ceedings come to an end as more hour before each performance, or As he tells his lawyer, booze, land. He has been secretly involv- the sense of humor with which it is jokes Like the best April Fool's senSible cItizens protest the wild by callmg Reservations Center, parties, dope and girls IS "the ic- ed with his brother's fiancee. On made. There are a few plot twists gags, thiS mOVIeleaves the VIctIm accusatIOns. 271-1620 A combination dmner mg on the cake that bmds it all to- what would have been their wed- and nudge-nudge types of jokes .. er, viewer, with mixed reac- Onginally produced on Broad- and theater package, at $19.95 per gether and makes It worthwhile." ding day, Joe ISscheduled to leave which keep thmgs in perspective. tions way In 1953, "The CrUCible" re- person, IS also available He begins hiS climb to fame and Without a second tho\1ght, Joe de- such privileges as a $15-a-week with .J' writer for pulp magazines with cides ,to. take. the girl him, Southwestern, leaving his brother, the groom, such titles as "Spicy Adventures." waiting at the synagogue. Western plan His career takes a detour when Once established as a successful 50th he gets a fnendly greeting from reunions In the famous tradition of writer, Joe gets the nod from A.J , the draft board. He is rescued from a movie mogul who wants to back Separate reunions that turn of events when his father, Stratford, Canada ... a project starring his girl friend, are being planned for who operates a kosher chicken who has looks and a bUild but no the 1936 classes of outlet, appeals to his Mafia Southwestern High friends to somehow get Joe out of talent. On the roll, Joe comes up with and Western High serving his country. "Warrior Queen of the Amazon" schools. The cost to Joe's father is two giving the girl the lead as a female grand cash. The cost to Joe is a For information on Tarzan. It is a runaway success tour of duty In a storefront opera- either 50th reunion, With that score, he ISasked to go tion featurmg dope-peddling and call 383-5324. international and to ply his wares girls 10 France and Italy. In his free time he still writes Adding interest to Joe's journey It's now known that and finally makes a connection to the big time are the descriptions Maine's paved roads when one of the secretaries puts of the paths he travels along the have 108 potholes per hIm m touch with an agent, Laura way. It is a world of gangsters, mile. That makes I FESTIVAL STAGE I Shelton, who becomes his mentor drug dealers, whores and pimps, Maine the NO.1 pothole and gUldmg hght. the glamour of Hollywood and the state Shakespeare's WIth Laura's help, he sells a good life of Europe. hiS season we are story to Colhers for the grand sum The Winter's Tale of $250, Impressive in 1942. presentIng ten pro- Tductions on three Pericles stages that offer the legen- Cymbeline ITHIRD STAGEI dary pageantry that IS The Young Company Stratford, including the Rodgers and Han's hit mUSIcal Home oj the Blues romantic and enchantIng The Boys from Shakespeare'~ plays The WInter's Tale, Syracuse Macbeth sour PerIcles and Cyrnbehne. Benolt Brecht's It IS most unhkely that S TAG E The Resistible Rise of ~~l(l1tl[ these three plays will ever I A V 0 N I Arturo Vi SALoont be presented together agalO. Shakespeare's IESTAUIt AltT We lOvite you to come and Hamlet let theIr magIC embrace you Concert Series APRIL & JOHN NEVILLE JU LY I AUGUST 4th & 5th JIMMY 'FAST ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Tom Stoppard's Ann Mortlfee, Claude FINGERS" DAWKINS Rosencrantz and Bolling, LlOna Boyd, 11th WILLIE D. WAR. Guildenstern are Dead Preservation Hall Jazz REN & THE BLUES CRUISERS' Besl Blues Shakespeare's Band, The Copasetlcs, Band Melro Times Poll Barbara Cook, Betty H enry VIII Carter / Gary Burton Band, 12th SYL JOHNSON RAIN PONCHO from Chicago to the first 3,000 youngsters (14 &: under) & Bruce Cockburn courtesy of Tuff-Kote Dlnol Robert Bolt's . Wednesd.ys A Man for All Seasons How To Order Tickets DetrOit s Longest Running (all ,1, ')(, l l(,(,R ann u'c jour V,sa. Blues Session Nlt~ Hosted Sunday, April 6 • 7:00 pm Ma

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'10' Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 3, 1986 ~A HElP WANTED JA SITUAT'ON WANIfIJ 4 HELP WANTED GENERAL • HElP WANTED GENERAL 4C. BAIlY SITTER WANTED :; SIlUA TlON WANTED 1 tH' P IIoANTfO GfNERAI ~ HELl' WANHO GEnRAl MEDICAl/DENT At DOMESTIC EXPERIENCED Nurse's BARYSI1TER-Housekeeper STAR BRITE W AlTER or waitress Aide for elderly, Grosse HOME to care for mfant and CLEANING SERVICES wanted. Andrew's on the PolOte references Days, for appomt. mamtaln our Harper Homes, Offices Corner. Call 963.7164 ment.2$-8325 HEALTH Woods home Monday-Fn- Apartments, Condos day, 7-5 pm Non-smoker, BOOKKEEPER full HONEST AND RETAIL sales help. Wanted AIDES own transportatIOn 882. charge, 25 years ex- DEPENDABLE for marine store Great op- 4583 after 5 p m penence Part-time only Wall washlOg portunity for students. Private duty, home care and Pleasant, personable 884- and much more Start immediately. 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The DetrOIt serVice, sidmg, water- COLLEGE student home for consultation Boat Club, Belle Isle lent salary, fleXible part- spring and summer look- 247-0300 proofmg or any phone hme hours mclud10g occa- HAIRDRESSER wanted - product or service that re- mg for full tlme or part- PRECISION cleaOlng done SIOnal overmghts Non- time work ExtenSive land- good clJentele, paymg 55% qUired your "clos1Og" the smoker, own car and refer- by Mary References upon John's On The Hl1l, 886- sale, we need you Our pe0- scaping and home care request 881-1318 ences reqUired Please abilltles Provencal Road 3731. ple mak.e $200-$800 per call, 885-5008 EXPERIENCED mature MAINTENANCE week, In 16-20hours, must references Ron, 294-3218 OFFICE help - filing, typ- lady With excellent refer- be available Monday- EXPERIENCED non- mg and good phone man- MAN PAINTER - handyman, ex. ences wishes days 521- Thursday mlOlffiUffi (5:30- smoker to care for 3 month ners. Experience neces- (TralOee) pert work Free estimates 9 30 pm) Excellent hour- old m our home Transpor- 8618 sary 757-5352. Must be mechanically lo' Local references Mr Ball- clined, mature and ambi- ly guarantee Whatever tation and references re- bach, 881-8734 GENERAL houseclearung ELECTRONICS TRAINEE qUired Full time $20a day 2 rehable ladles, call 296- tious High school educa. your domg now - thiS IS JEWELRY sales, part.hme, Immediate OpeOlng tlon reqwred Call17a-7011 better! Me Paige, 881-1000 negollable 343-0330,after 6 2229 Call Today pm experience Degree 10 557.1200 NBI WORD ATTENTION Students! Yas- Jemology After 6 p.m, YOUNG lady desire house- soo Ice Cream Parlor lo- PROFESSIONAL couple 773-3326 cleanmg, Saturday omy, 4 Job Network $65 Fee seeks experienced mdlvld- PROCESSOR cated in historic Greek. CHRISTIAN lady wants hours After 6 30 pm., 881- ASSEMBLY -light factory Tramlng and/or expenence town, DetrOit, now accept ual to prOVide quality day 3999 Part-hme. Ideal for care Full lime, Monday days, good worker, de- needed for long and short mg apphcatlons for part- pendable, honest 368.2571 woman not under 18 Must term assignments Top time/full-time employ- thru Fflday for our 2 5C CATERING be dependable Agile pay ment Flexible hours Must daughters, ages 4 and 1 m PART-time secretary or typ- flOgers needed to handle our Grosse Pomte Woods Ist 2-3 days a week, 5~ APRON AssOCiates. Food for be 18or older No previous the discrimmating palate smaIl parts. Apply m per- experience necessary Sa- home (near St John) hours Typ10g 80 w.p.m. son only 8 30 a m .3 30 WANG WORD Must be dependable and accurately Shorthand 100 Meetmgs, cocktal1 and dm. lary $160-$200a week. For ner parties 882-7149 pm., Friday, Aprtl4 only PROCESSORS more mformatlon call 965- have reliable means of wpm Light bookkeeping 15308 Harper, Detroit Large corporation needs 5700 or stop 10 at 531 transportation Please call 343-0591 6. RENTALS/HOMES. APTS HC GROSSE POINTE WAITRESS, walter, flexible trained and/or experienc- Monroe, DetrOIt 884-0453 evenings after 6 ARCHITECT available, pro- hours, Farina's Granary, ed operators. LAWN mamtenance com- • perty or project manage- WE ARE TAKING 18431Mack, Grosse POinte pany needs laborers 40. HELP WANTED DOMESTIC ment CommerCIal and APPLICATIONS ON THE FOLLOWING RENTALS SECRETARIAL, vaned as- SECRETARY Please contact BaSICLawn reSidential 885-4115 signments Must type 60 Good secretanal skills need- Care 884-0961 GROSSE POINTE DENTAL lab tech seekmg POINTE GARDENS w.p m , dictaphone eqUip- ed for big 3flfln downtown, EMPLOYMENT pOSitIOn Experience In Harper Woods - qUiet, well- ment used, bookkeeplOg, shorthand or speed writing dentures 881-1779 mamtamed complex, nice public relatIOns, security helpful, but not necessary AGENCY locatIOn across from brokerage, investment or BABYSITTING m my licens- 885.4576 Queen of Peace Church, accounting background ed Eastside home for pre- TYPIST 50 years rehable servICe near shopping One bed- helpful. 30-40 hours per schoolers 884-0373. MlOlmum typing 45 wpm Needs expeflenced Cooks, room $450 week Flexible time Hour- needed for vanous long 48 HELP WANTED LEGAL Nannies, Maids, House- MATURE, experienced com- ly to start 885-0930 J and short term keepers, Gardeners, pamon aide seeklOg hve'ln KELLY GARDENS Bedsworth. EXECUTIVE secretary lof- Chauffeurs, Butlers, posItion With ambulatory assignments fice manager Full time, Nicely located, one bedroom, MANAGER - WILL TRAIN Couples, Nurse Aides, lady Grosse Pomte re- newly decorated $450, downtown Excellent typo ferences 1-634-1172 $200-$500/Week StartlOg Compamons and Day heat lOcluded Call Today RECEPTIONIST 109 and phone skills re- Workers for pflvate Light typing helpful. Out- RETIRED Handyman - 557-1200 NEW PAY qUired. Salary plus frmge homes golOg personality needed benefits. Send resume to Mmor repairs, carpentry, THE BLAKE CO Job Network $65 Fee 18514 Mack Avenue electncal, plumbmg, brok- 19806 MACK for front office position RATES! Amencan Institute for Grosse Pomte Farms WANTE:D: Waitress\ wait. Paralegal, Inc , 820 Buhl ! en windows and sash cord GROSSE POINTE WOOps replaced, etc Reasonable" ers, 'cdsh'lers, bUS l)Qys Call Barbara tOday for an'in.' Immediate openmgs in home BUildmg, DetrOit, 48226. GaLL PERSONNEL 881~100 Apply lo person' After 2 terview at a location near References 882~759 PARK - 1378 Wayburn, 2 care Be part of a hospital THOROUGm.. Yexpenenced pm, 735 Beaubien you AGENCY bedrooms, new carpet, system, but work In your legal secretary for semor HANDYMAN Plaster, SINCE 1975 new kitchens, new bath- HOUSEWIVES, college area Vanety of cases, partner of Grosse POlnt~ wood, masonry, wmdows, I Sp.."'Clalizmgm placements of rooms, completely reno- students, waitress work, ENTECH both full and part-time Farms office of general doors, roofs, and most qualified domestic person- vated, quality and care us. flexible hours, 881-3086-:- POSIlJOns All shifts avail- practice firm Excellent house problems Mike, 882- SERVICES LTD. nel of all types Llve-m or ed Starting at $375 per, TACKLE shop sales people able workmg condltlons and 0000 out piUS utilities, extenor not Fisherman's MarlOa, 823- 588-5610 ICU, NICU and general benefits Salary commen- WE buy good used apphan- med/surg nurses needed 106 Kercheval yet completed The one IS 3267 EXPERIENCED grounds surate With skills and ex- Grosse Pomte Farms ces and furmture and do Supplemental staffmg lo a must see 881-8603, maintenance men for pn. penenced Non-smoker hauling Free estlmates AIRLINE TRAINEES major eastsIde hospital 882-2928 vate estate in Grosse preferred 886-5446 823-1939 IN The Park. One bedroom, Flight Attendants also available. We offer Pomte and Bloomfield HOUSEKEEPER - 3 days a off-street parklOg, $275m- Now Hiring Call Today TOP PAY, speCial bonus SECRETARIAL opportumty Hills Full time, year week, has to be able to take PRIVATE NURSING IN cludmg heat plus security 557.1200 hour program and fully for aggressive indiVidual round poSitIOns, Goll Per- care of 2 year old and lo- HOME, HOSPITAL OR and utlllhes available Job Network $65 Fee paid health msurance. Call possessmg excellent typ sonnel Agency 882-2928 mg, transcriptIOn and re- fant, must dflve, non- NURSING HOME CALL April 15. 824-2635 FACTORY 12-14/HOUR today for an appomtment smoker, IIght cookmg ceptionist skJlls Please JUDY 469-1887 GROSSE Pointe - 4 bed- Immed~ate Opening CLERK - typmg With good at our Troy, Harper Woods Must have references 886- apply 10 person 18580 room house, livmg, dming, Phone Today organizational and writing or Downriver offices 6675 557-1200 skills, With at least 2 years Mack fountain rooms Formal HOUSEKEEPER wanted - EL GRECO'S Job Network $65 Fee expenence for a Grosse SECRETARY - good skills, entrance hall. 2 car Pomte Computer Consult- PROFESSIONAL some experience preferred apply Parkcrest Motel, JANITORIAL garage. All appliances CONSTRUCTION workers mg firm Please send resu- for 3 girl law firm Down- 20000 Harper, Harper Lease 1-3 years After 6 - experienced m concrete MEDICAL SERVICE me to Box 311, 18530Mack Woods pm. 341.8703 work Part and full time SERVICES town 961.2250 RUBBISH REMOVAL Avenue, Grosse POinte COMP ANION.alde for elder- Joe, 881-4668 4C. IlAIlY SITTER WANTED Let us clean up your mess PARK lower - 3 bedroom, Farms, MI 48236. 343-4357 ly lady - hve.m weekends Attics, basements, gar- $325 per month Sec\!l'lty ATTENTION * * * wait- NEED expenenced sitter 3 only Non-smoker 884- ages, offices, etc No job deposit and references. staff - cocktail, cooks, LANDSCAPE laborers needed, not under 18 $3 75 Equal Opportumty days a week 10 my home, 7205 too small or too big You 521-3100 prep and dIshwashers an hour, 757.5352 Employer one year old boy No smok- name It Very reasonable Apply Monday through BABYSITTER-Housekeeper MARYLAND - 3 bedroom PODIATRY ASSistant mg, own transportal1on, to care for mfant and rates Free estimates Friday, 10 a m -5 p m In BOOKKEEPER - must be lower - appliances, part.tlffie Expenence pre- references reqUired Pay person at ChiVes, 50 South expenenced, payroll taxes, mamtam our Harper garage, utllitles extra general ledger, tnal ferred. 884-8900. negotiable. Call Wednes- Woods home Monday-Ffl- 881-9357after 3 pm Groesbeck Hwy, Mt ------day and Friday all day, balance, profit and loss day, 7-5 pm Non-smoker, Clemens, MI Monday, Tuesday Thurs- WHITTIER near 1.94 1 bed- References 174-8926,after PHLEBOTOMISTS own transportatIOn 882- SHORT order cook and AND day after 6 p m 885-7784 4583 after 5 p m room apartment. $300 a restaurant sales people 6pm month Includes appli- EXPERIENCED sitter Fisherman's Marina, 823- OFFICE - WILL TRAIN MEDICAL WAITRESS - Experienced ances, free heat and laun- 3267 $225.$250fWeek Startmg ASSISTANT needed to care for mfant servmg lo pnvate home dry faCIlities 839-7362, Phone Today Opportunity for advance. weekdays, 9-5 p m. Woods Must hve-m and be free to 839-4549 PART-hme secretary ment Submit resume to References 881-2716 tra vel Goll Personnel wanted - 2 days - Satur- 557-1200 BOOKKEEPER SINGLE famJly, 947 Bea- Job Network $65 Fee Dr Kilgore, 14325GratIOt, WANTED - babySitter In Agency 882-2928 day and one other day I FULL Y QUALIFIED cons field, $490 822.7655 DetrOIt 48205 my home, 2-3 hours, sever- ENERGETIC and enthUSIas- AVRllable ImmedIately, LAWN cutters wanted - Evemngs 779-3884 MODERN Lower 2 bedroom, 822-1234 must be high school gradu- DENTAL ASSistant seeking al days per week Two pre- tIC person to do cleamng pleasant employment schoolers 779-8673 chores 4 hours per week PRIVATE NURSING garage, basement, appli- AUTO parts counter person ate or older Part.tlme $3 25 per hour, 773-8421 Around the clock ~~~es, Somerset $475 B86- - 3 years experience 871- work Thursday, Fnday, needed m one man chmc SITTER wanted - for 1 year Saturday, 9 a.m ~ pm 5900 Grosse POInte/Harper adorable girl Monday- U. HOUSE SITTING SERVICES In home, hospItal or nurslOg TWO bedroom home with 77Hl260 for details Woods area Send resume Fnday, 10-3, Vermer/ home RN's, LPN's, Aides, convement location to GENERAL CONSTRUCTION LABOR to. Box A-20,Grosse Pomte Mack 886-7097 HIGHLY qualifIed With re- compamons, male atten- Village $575 plus depoSit $11-$14/Hour To Start News, 96 Kercheval, 'A. HEll" WANTED ferences, summer months dants, !Ive-ms Screened MANAGER and bonded 24 hour ser- ---:.3.;,:43-,-07.:.....:,,10.:...-__ --:-_ Small, well-establl!ohed Immediate Opemngs Grosse POinte Farms, MI I MEDICAl/DENTAL Like ammals Please call 48236 pubhshmg company on the 557.1200 263-0397 vIce LIcensed nurses for ONE bedroom apartment for I msurance cases rent, stove, refrigerator fnnge of Grosse PolOte Job Network $65 Fee PROTECT your home and R.N.'S - L P.N '$ POINTE AREA NURSES and heat, 8x16 screened in seeks quahfled person With IDEAL for college students pets Experienced house solid business background - summer positiOns avail- NURSES AIDES and pet Sitter, college TU 4-3180 porch lOcluded Hampton/ Should be collect graduate, able, banquet servers COMPANION AIDES graduate, non smoker, ex- AURA'S Wayburn 885~938 With a minimum of 4 years Roostertall Caterers 822- cellent references 881- HOME SITTING SERVICE PARK - 2 bedroom upper, experIence A real oppor- 3250 LIVE INS 7396 T L C of chIldren, elderly garage. Park prIVIleges, tumly for person WIth pro- IMMEDIATE full-tIme Private dutv nursm~ m Grosse Pomtp area Immediate ADULT profeSSIOnal WIth Hourly, overmght and 24 close to transportation, ven management skIlls gardener - malOtenance openings ChOIce of hours and days Call between references and expenence hour rates 12 years With $285 month 822-8888 Send resume to' Roger expenence and depend- 10-4 p m Monday-Fnday Will mamtam your home Mrs Hammon, whose PARK - lower apartment Stanton, Football News abIlity a must Some satur- MACOMB NURSING UNLIMITED and pets May to Septem- agency served Grosse available after May 1st. Co, 17820 E Warren, days - overtime paid 885- 263-0580 ber Dave 371-3287after 8 POinte over 30 years Excellent locahon 823. DetrOit, MI 48225 No 4008, leave message COSMETIC clerks needed • Licensed Bonded 2424 phone calls please' full and part-lime m a 247 -0283 ~~CA:-R-R-IA-G-E-H--O-U-SE VALET parkers wanted, call 5. SITUATION WANTED I SALES person for Thursday Klmberlee at 963-1225,9 30 high-volume dIscount ---=:...:...:.-=-~-:-----; Berkshire near Wmdmlll and Friday afternoon am -5 p m store Must be fleXIble NURSING TEAM APPROVED ProfeSSIOnal PolOte Fully furmshed, 1 through evemng and satur- Apply In person, Monday Nursmg Registry We can bedroom. 6 month lease, BARTENDER wanted Will prOVIde care for days No expenence neces- thruFndaY,9am -2pm prOVIde your loved ones May 1st to October 30th Herb's HIdeaway, 17339 SECRETARY geriatrIc (Skilled or sary but must be person Equal Opportumty Em- WIth the very best of care $300 per month, utJlities 10- East Warren Nursing Administration termma I) Excellent who has appreciation for ployer A L Pnce, 18900 Grosse Pomte References and 24 hour, 7 day service c1uded Looking for a qUiet fme merchandise Call886- FULL and part-hme Mack Avenue. Grosse Immediate part.tlme posilion available ,n NurSing SHARON EVELYN Full or part-hme Bonded responsible adult 882.3600, Administration office 8387 EvenlOgs or very ear- cashIers and dell help Pomte Farms 89H596 765-8111 hcensed, 174-9654 or 46.1- 499-0529 Indlvrcfualmust haye competent skIlls In typing and a 8768 -----_--,...._ ly mornmgs needed Apply m person SECRETARY - CIVICorga- Tom Macen Fruit Market, knowledge of shorthand musl haye high factual MATURE, dependable --=..:..:..:------1 VILLAGE condo fully fur- LIGHTING fixture show- mzal10n desires expenenc- HANDYMAN-flowers, nlshed Now available 16941 East Warren accuracy for computing payroll Medlcally.orlented woman to care for elderly room sales and mlscel. ed secretary/typIst to expenence preferred Apply ,n person al or handIcapped person No plantmg, recondltlomng, September 27-November laneous Ideal for woman CLERK/cashier - apply at work m downtown offIce hve-ms $5 hourly Excel- desIgn service. mamten- 29 Prime fall color time Startmg $600 per month, 40 17020 Mack Must have excellent typing lent references 778 9093 ance Call 172-9195 Call for details Monday. hours Includmg Saturday skills and knowledge of of- HOSPITAL APPLICATIONS being taken 1.1~,!? NEf;D ~OMETHING moved? PAINTING, wallpapermg, Fnday, 9-5 pm 882-2415 Apply 10a.m -1 p m Mon- for cashier and stock clerk fice procedures Interest- HENR'Y FOIlD HEAlTH CAllE CORPORATION day thru Fnday Exway Tv.r, Pomtc fr<;ldent<; ....111 wall washmg Semor cit!- SPACIOUS 3 bedroom upper Yorkshire Food Market, mg and vaned work Sala- zen dIscount Jan 884-8757, flat _ garage, carpetmg Electnc, 20234 Harper ry posItIOn With benefits 15t Klfctl"81 A"enue move or remove large or 16711 Mack Grot .. Pointe F..-ml, MI 41231 Glenda 293-{l166 and draperies, formal dm. Woods, 884-4330 Send resume to Box C-23, <;mallquanlitlcs of furmture applwnce<;. pianos or what TRIED the rest? Call the 109 room, $850 per month, COOK - experienced, apply SECOND cook - Will tram \ Grosse Pomte News, 96 I Male/Female Farma's Kercheval, Grosse Pomte havc you ('all fOf free e<;11 bestl TheongmalMr Flx- heatmcluded $I,Z75secur. In person, 16543East War. mate 343 0481 or 11224400 It Don BenedettI 891-8820 Ity deposit 368-0687 ren at Outer Drive Granary 18431 Mack , Farms, MI 48236

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b RENTALS/HOMES. APTS ErC 6C RENTALS/HOMES. APTS HC 6L SHARE LIVING 60 VACATION RENlAlS 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTIClES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 8 MISCElLANEOUS ARTICLES 6H. OFFICE FO" RENT GROSSE POINTE DETROIT QUARTEIIS All OTHER FOil SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE Pointe Woods Colo- A LITTLE LESS COMMERCIAL LEASE WILL share mce home on HrL TON Head - Palmetto TOYS VIDEO camera - new, LADY Kenmore apartment nial- pleasant 2 bedroom, THAN 10 MINUTES Attractlve storefront may be eastside $200 per month Dunes Villa, 2 bedrooms, Panasomc PK-450B, With - size washer and dryer, 21h garage, fireplace, sun- TO YOUR APARTMENT used as doctor's office or Lonme, 881.8956. BABY FURNITURE case, $400. ($650 new>. 886- one year old, $500 or best AT RESALE PRICES room, $645 Call after 7 ON THE RIVER agency 1,500 square feet 8041 offer 777-2489 pm. 263-0397, after 7 30 GROSSE Pomte - Prefer ~ Electric Rock Tumbler FROM DOWNTOWN Parkmg available Prime BEDROOM set - walnut, MOVING sale - cherry 882-8069 female studentlworkmg 52" Free Standmg Shde location near Nme Mile person 881-0389 $325 10- new condition Bed, triple wood, bedroom set, desk, Kelly area children, no pets, non- Pamtmg Easels dresser, mght stand $350 GROSSE POINTE c1udes utilities 20" Girl's Schwmn dinmg room set, miscel- MOVING AND STORAGI<:CO RIVER SCHULTES REAL ESTATE smokers seekmg a flat m 885-1657 6M. FLORIDA VACATION Inch Worms laneous 832-5629 - Thurs- Reasonable Rates 881 8900 Grosse Pomte for occupan- RENTALS - Big Wheels WHIRLPOOL refngerator - day, Fnday, 884-9023 - TERRACE Reliable ServIce DELUXE office space lor cy before June 1 Evemngs 13cubiC foot, one year old, Saturday, Sunday STEWART - Beautiful 2 823-1082 Walk/RIde Horse Free EstImate" lease 1,600 square feet $ZOO885-3022 G E stove - excellent con- 343-0481,8224400 ChOIce of StudIO 1 or 2 bedroom townhouse, com- Horseman/Vogue Dolls bedroom apartments on a Ha" receptIOn area With pletely furmshed, golf, FREE lance writer deSires Joan Walsh Angelund Prints MUST sell - pair solJd dltlon, $150 Call 772-6348 clean, qUiet room With MOVING? Call Joe Orlando, pnvate 1 acre flverfront de"k, 2 large ofhce" whICh SWimming, tenms, 10 Darth Vader Cases French burled walnut twm USED G E dishwasher 885- can be diVided, carpeted, desk m Widow's home 956- Reasonable prices RelIa- commons Parquet wood mmules from ocean, week Fun Fountam beds, $300/offer 5-arm 4731 ble service 822-0706 Hoors and new kitchen, 111- mtercom, kitchenette, lab, or month From April 6th 4580 days Jerry, 885-9213, Revlon Doll claSSIC brass chandelIer, evemngs TANDY WOO,personal com- TWO flats for rent on Neff, 3 cludmg built-Ill mIcro recess IIghtlllg, 2 car 884 7510 Girl's 16" bike $65/offer Small walnut garage, mce land,',capmg, puter system, 384K, bedrooms each, fireplaces wave Rent from $415 m- GROSSE Pomte home School Desk/Chair tray table, $25 Black lug- and many added extra" A MARCO Island gulf front memory, one disk drive, Freshly pamted $850 a cludmg heat luxury condo, beautiful owner, deSires 3 bedroom Master Work Stereo gage rack, $15 884-7581 Mu!>t See' $1 GOO/month Snake Mountam software, runs IBM soft- month 884-1094 view 749-5546, 435 1164 Grosse Pomte rental Re- WALNUT buffet server With 7700 EAST JEFFER~ON net lease I ware $700 884-7772 1471 Lakepomte, 5 room ferences, 884-7641 drop leaves, beaul1ful con- 824-5000 SCHULTES REAL ESTATE HUTCHINSON Island -- Hedstrom Chandmg Table 1 lower, $400 per month plus FAMILY Wishes to rent fur- dition $525 885-0377 TWO 36 /'Wx63"L off-white 881 8900 ocean front lUXUriOUs 2 WhIte Wood High Chair mlm blInds - $20 00 each utihtles $300 security de- bedroom, 2 bath, 8th floor mshed home, 3-4bedrooms ALTER- FOR LEASE Umbrollers GREEN crushed velvet fire- Teak bookcase/TV/stereo No pets 881-9790 it condo Fully equipped, for month of July Prefers CHARLEVOIX VERNIER at I 94 Ideal 36" Mesh Playpen Side chairs, French Pro- holdel" - 2 adJu!otable , I view of mtercoastal and Grosse Pomte area or Har- Grosse Pomte Side, attl ac- space for corpOi ate off Twm-Facmg Stroller VinCial, walnut trim, $150 shelves, 17'2"Dx3214"H I ocean Pool, hot tub, exer- per Woods References both 881-6687 liiiiiii tlve one bedroom apart- flee", attorney", CPAs, any avaIlable Please call 882- Dark Canopy Crib x47" W - $65 00 1 Sonne- THREE bedroom smgle cise faclhtles, under- ments Heat mcluded busme"s ApplOXlmatel) 40" Wood Playpens HAZEL Comer Davenport, mann very modern SWIvel ground parkmg, mternal 9399 homes and flats, mce From $220 331-7852, 824 l,boo feet Good pal klllg MaXI TaXI French Provmclal, Mate- chrome floor lamp - security system, golf, ten- areas $275, $295, $325, 7039 RETIRED FlOrida couple Blonde Crib lasse, walnut trim, 78" $75 00 Chrome and glass niS and lots more Month- $350, $365, $425, $475, $525, HARPER near Allard 2 pel deSire apartment home for Perego Stroller Wide, 2 Zip CUShiOns,$150 end table - 22"Hx28"W $595, chIldren 'lnd pet<; THREE bedroom smgle Iv ilnd <;E'il<;onil1rentill 8"" :>Vll :>U1k PIIVdlC Idv, Cll rent for the summer BH_'yd~ Child Call1~1 88l-bblSi. x2v D - $2000 Call welcome, 543-9735 home" and flats, mce 5428 months 939-2335. areas $275, $295, $325, trance Ideal for sales of Gerry Pack Packs 884-0831 after 6 30 P m ORLANDO - Disney area 7C. GARAGE WANTED TWO bedroom smgle home" $350, $365, $425, $475, $525, flce Ready m 30 day;, Baby Walker Mahogany Interiors RHINESTONE Jewelry condommlum Completely TO RENT and flats $250, $265, $285, $595, children and pets Rosebud Bumper Pad (Antlque & FlOe \\-anted, highest pnces furmshed, 2 bedroom, 2 $315, $350, $375, $395; $425, welcome, 543-9735 FISHER Road at Maumee GARAGE to store car year Crib Mobiles Furmture Shop paId for old rhmestones $465, $525, children and Upper level hideaWaY baths, tenms heated pool round 778-2109 Monday - 16135 Mack Ave (Corner of Bedford & Mack) and costume Jewelry. pets welcome 543-9735 TWO bedroom smgle homes Two rooms ilnd lav Weekly, monthly or sea Fnday Moms' Toy Attic and flats $250, $265, $285, Private 772 7434 sonal After 5 pm, 884- II. MISCElLANEOUS UTICLES Monday-Saturday 11-5 30 P m _::_=-=::=--:--:-----::-:-:- JEFFERSON/ll Mile $315, $350, $.175,$395, $425, OR BY APPOINTMENT MOTOR bikes - one Moto- HARPER Woods smgle of 1193 FOR SAlE 882-7631 Large one bedroom apart- $465, $525, children and Stack bookcases, Oil pamt- bacan $200, one Solex $65, flce, 12x24 Rent mcludes MARCO Island "Sea ment, carpeting, dish- pets welcome 543-9735 ART Deco dming room table WANTED wooden duck mgs, mahogany dmmg one h p pump and filter washer, central air, utilIties and JamtOl "er Wmd!> " Gulf front, 2 With buffet and chairs, decoys, also geese, fish vice Share receptlon al ea room set, executive desk, $100 Golf clubs, (one left) washer-dryer 10 kitchen INDIAN Village area - bedroom Call for bro $135 Also, Chlfferobe with 725-2179 Large 7 rooms, 2 bath, new 3'x5', (need TLC), maho- 886-2487 No pets $420 776-7260 churl' 881-6402, 8824593 dresser, $85. 884-9346 AVOID THE GARAGE =::::==:-::-::~----:--:--- For detallc; contact gany dmmg room tables BEDROOM set - 6 piece, kitchen with microwave, FORT Lauderdale - condo LAKESHORE Village - 2 washer, dryer, freezer Vlrglllia S Jeffnes, Realtor G E bUilt-ill appliances, SALE HASSLE With extra leaves maho- mahogany 521-7399or 526- on ocean, 2 bedrooms, 2 bedroom townhouse, $500 $400 per month plus utlh- 8820899 drapes, flush stained Sell your TOYS/BABY FUR- gany and cherry buffets, 2516 baths, avallable after April lies Prefer responSible doors, Iightmg fixtures NITURE the easy way small cigarette tables, "'D-I~N"'IN~G~r-oo-m-s-e~t,"'t~a7"b7"le-,-::6 HARPER WOODS 23rd 884-2046 after 6 p m ~ people 499-0777, after 6 885-7283,881-5025 Taken on consignment mahogany breakfront b ff Deluxe office space - 1,600 MOMS' TOY AITIC (7'x7') mahogany china chairs, u et, $250 882- pm 6N. NORTHEIIN MICHIGAN square feet Small en- 72" SOFA - yellow on Ivory, 822-7631 cabmets, $250each Maho- 5554, after 6 p m THREE bedroom smgle VACATION ItENTALS NEWLY decorated 1 bed- lrance waltmg area Ne\\- traditional, $150 881.5218 MONDAY-SATURDAY gany kneehole chests and COUCH, room humidIfier, 2 homes and flats, mce room apartment With Iy illStailed energy "avmg SHANTY CREEK/Bellaire, FRIGIDAIRE apartment - M h b t T PATIO chaise lounge, bookcases Queen Anne air conditioners, $50 each -areas $275, $295, $325, walk-out terrace, modern furnace/air, easy access to IC Igan e ween ra- size over and under washer $350, $365; $375, $425, $475, C t d P t k alummum frame, cushion ladies chest Pembroke 884-9044 kitchen, dmmg room, IIv- I 94 I near 8 Mile) Many verse I y an I' os ey and dryer, $125 773-3827 table, pair of Duncan "'B-:0-:Y":":S::--1-:67:""'-::S'-c:-hw-m-n--;b-l7"ke-, $525; $595, children and mg room WIth decorallve extras - Just decorated Contemporary house, 5 --=..:.:.:.-.:.::.!!..:.::..:.,.:-."...;.....-.;,...;..;.,~ pad, white With red pop- bedrooms, 3 baths and TEN speed Schwmn world pies, good condition 882- Phyfe Lyre tables, Queen I banana seat trammg pets welcome, 543-9735 fireplace, full wall closet 10 Very versatile - wellioca- sauna, beautifully decorat- girl's bike - never been us- 8331 Anne sofa, and wing wheels, $55 886-9209 TWO bedroom single homes bedroom, basement WIth ted space Pnced nght ed Family downhill and ed Askmg $14O/offer 777- TWO 3-speed 26" bikes, chall'S, Chippendale dmmg I CT oval diamond engage- and flats. $250, $265, $285, storage, garage park 109 MR STEVENS 10WNER) l $315, $350, $375, $395, $425, Includes heat $330 per 886-1763 886 6895 cross country skIIng, 10- ~7-:::4:=::38===----,-:-__ -:--_ man's and ladIes, like new, room set, French loveseat ment rmg With weddmg door pool, resort faclhtll.~s CARPET - blue wool, car $50 each 884-4529 and chests Butler coffee band $550 881-3886 Leave $465 , $525; children and month 978-5492 between GROSSE POInte Woods - table, sofa tables and end mess'age pets welcome 543-9735 2-4 p m or 757.7465 bet- 776-2949,882-7860evenmgs top carrier, green couch, OFFICE furmture - home combmatlOn doctor and tables --~"------TWO bedroom bungalow 10 ween 7-9 p m dentist office 1,180 square LUXURY WITH ECONOMY PmI' Shops lazy Susan, furmture 885-3545 Your family at the new child's Boston rocker, col- OLD Jewelry, old watches ARMY/NAVY Harper Woods With apph- TWO bedroom apartment, feet $1,100a month Shore- I ble b ke green wool SOFA - traditiOnal, gold We sell, we buy, we trade STORE ances $450per month, plus 3525 Nottmgham, carpet- wood E R Brown Realty, Traverse Bay Inn For less apsl I, ' velvet, cream backgroun d, than $400 per week !\'otel/ carpI' t , 10-spee d boy s KlSka jewelers, 63 Kerche- Wllld breakers, $10 99 secunty deposIt 18810Ros- 109, apphances, $315 heat 886-8710 .1 b k 3430'96 excellent condition, $150 apartments With kitchens, I I' -". val, Grosse Pomte Farms. Military shIrts, $3 99 common 885-6212 mcluded 822-1645 PRIME locatIOn - 2nd floor Mattress, full-SIZe, clean, heated pool East Bay TRESTLE table - 2 ben- $25 884-6215 885-5755 Jeans, $9 99 Webb belts, 6C. RENTALS/HOMES, APTS., ETC: COLONIAL Duplex - 2 bed- front office space "On The : pnvate beach access Bro- ches, 2 fiddle-back chairs, MAHOGANY Chippendale $4 99 Jump SUits, $49 99 OETROIT rooms, stove, refrigerator, Hill," 91 Kercheval, 400 chure 1 800-9012-26461-616 1 dark pme $350 575-9584 SKIS - Kastle, Austrahan style bedroom sets (chest Camo pants, $1899 1I2tee bedroom upper, $400 10- washer, dryer, III gal age, square foot With lavatory Two I 938-2646 DINING room set _ chma brand new With bmdlngs, on chest, mght stand, vam- shirts, $3 99 cludes stove, refrigerator mcludmg Jamtonal mclud- I seml-flmshed basement, Hallan ski poles - brand ty/desk/mirror, and dou- 15243 Mack at Lakepomte and heat Yorkshire/ double msulatlon No pets mg heat and air condltlOn- I TRA VERSE CITY cabinet, 6 chairs, drop leaf new, ski bag mcluded Harper area 773-5709 $390 Nottingham-Morang mg $450 per month Days I Charmmg, friendly, inter- table, seats 10 comfort- $225 822-8924 ble bed and chest, dresser SCHWINN USED BIKES After 5, 881-8390 886-2240 or 881-6402 grated beachfront resort ably, excellent condItIOn, and double bed), $825each Over 200 10 stock and clear- 7 MILE and Hayes 2 or 4 on East Bay Spotless $600 527-4752 SEWING machme, $15, port- Extra chest on chest, $175 ance pnced - factory war- bedroom home Super THREE bedrom home, very PRIME GROSSE POINTE able - $25, and standard - Beau tIfUI san dy beac II FOUR Solex bIkes plus parts 882-5622 ranty 10% off cash and clean, must see Call 372- clean, applIances, 7 Mile/ WOODS - MACK AVE- $445-$520week Brochure of 5th, saddlebags, etc 2 $35, typewrIters, 30" WHEELCHAIR - electriC, carry 4646. Harper area. $500 a month NUE KING LAW & PRO- 616938 1740 938 1181 table, $8; small lamps 778- Security 881-8673 FESSIONAL BUILDING - - or - almost new Goodyear 3665 Everest-Jennings, like BILL'S BIKES DUPLEX, Kelly and SCHUSS Mountam - Week FI"xten all weather new, value - $3,000 Sacrl- 822-4130 Moross, flat, Chandler 60. IIENTALSIHOMES, AI"TS., ETC Has a spacIOUS, newly renovated office aVallable 01 "'eekend. 4 bedrooms, radials, P185-R14, mount- DINING room set - chma flce - $900. 775-ll963 MUST SELL COMPl,EjE" Park and Chalme.\"& 823 NEAR AllEA ?'l baths, f\Illy eqUipped ed on Ford rims, 2 Ford cabmet, oval table with 2 ~7' " .?~ t .. , May 1, 1986 Rent mcludes BLUE Schwmn yarslty -, WILL SEP~RATE ~! I ) !' PENTH-OUSE condo on modern phone system, free Ski to slopes Da} s rims fit GR78-14; Sears 2 leaves and padding, 8 men's 21" frame excel- Lawson love::.eat, 2 club water With 40' boat well m- TWO- bedroom flat, East photo cophmg conference 581-4350 speed electriC edger; chairs, small buffet, $350 lent ~onditlOn C~ll 881 chaIrs, 2 end tables, 2 table cluded. FantastIc VIew Parker lawn sweeper G.E 24" stove, $25. 884- Outer Drive/East Warren, room, library, receptIOn Ski Michigan's Northern With 4967 3029 after 4 %ffellamps, call after 6 natural fireplace, heat m- overlookmg Clinton River Country tractor tow bar 824-2584 Just mmutes from Lake 2 area, kitchen drea and GIRL"S green Schwinn 10 pm. 882-4667 cluded 886-5396, before I shower, Jamtorlal ser Petoskey/Harbor Sprmgs SOLID cherry Chippendale MOVING sale - dmmg bedroom, 21l bath With hot speed - good condltlon, ANN MARIE'S pm Vices, utIlities, and on site LakeSIde Club Condomml- mlm chests, 23" high (5 room, IIvmg room WIll tub All appliances, $40 After 6 pm, 886-4825. parkmg Secretanal space urns and Sprmg Lake Club drawers), Queen Anne separate pieces Treddle RESALE MACK/Cadieux area 3 bed- garage 884-0788 room house, mce neighbor- With shared secretarial Completely furmshed lux- drop leaf table Wlth match- sewmg machme, clock, CRICKET'S 22217 KELLY RD hood $400 a month Call METRO Parkway/I-94 - services available Contact ury 2 bedroom, With loft 109 sofa table and 2 drop trunks, stove and refnger- EAST DETROIT after 9 am, 881-8428 $550 - gas, water mcluded Rochelle at 884 1234 and townhouse rentals on leaf CIgarette tables, ator 11839 Corbett 526- COR N ER Women - children and men's Newly pamted, 2 bedroom LARGE deluxe 1 bedroom KENNEDY BuJidmg - 18121 Round Lake and Sprmg Queen Anne camel back 5063 Resale and Gift Shop clothmg Handcrafted condo, carpetmg, all appli- apartment Harper/Whit- East 8 Mile Road, opposIte Lake sofa, pair Queen Anne ELECTRIC washer, good Chlldren's Clothmg Items ances 1181-3781 Hours. her area Includes heat Eastland Shoppmg Center Located wlthm mmutes of wlllgback chairs, and condlhon, $75 each Con- Infants thru Size 16 Ideal for middle-age or re- 6E. RENT WITH OI'TION. 776-5440 the areas fmest ski resorts Queen Anne hIghboys 882- sole TV stereo, $25 779- Monday thru Saturday, 10-5 TO BUY Cross Country from your --:5;.,:6...:.22=---______9882. (Thursday 12-7) hrees 1-682-6528. FRONT ENTRANCE Matermty Clothmg ASSUME 7'2% mortgage or 777-6551 FIVE room upper, stove, 20870 Mack - 500 square feet door on groomed trails STOVE, refrigerator, copper PUCH 10-speed 24" men's rent/optIOn Brick, 2 fami- ADVANCE Notice - commg frigidaire, carpetmg, no or more PhySICIan, dentist Relax m our mdoor pooll color, best offer 776-{)490 bike, like new, $120 885- Baby EqUipment ly, eastside, grosses $500 a spa facility Rent by the =:-::=-~""':"'-:-""":'-:-----,= 5296 soon Gigantic rummage pets, $300. 885-4675 or real estate- All utilities month 881-1000 weekend, week, month or PHILCO refrigerator - 16' sale Thursday, Apn124, at mcludmg air Pnvate Furmture BEACONSFIELD - 3 bed- season cubiC, $50 ElectriC stove, CAMEL corduroy sofa and Grosse Pomte Congrega- room house, ImmedIate oc- 6F. FO" "ENT FUIINISHED parkmg $500 a month I LAKESIDE CLUB $150 885-9297 recliner, like new, askmg tIOnal AmerIcan Baptist 882-4662 Mon thru Sat 10 30-5 P In cupancy, utilities not in- 453 E LAKE ST BED, ten and three speed $650 for pair Call after 6 (Thurs until 6 pm) Church, ChalfontI' at cluded Newly decorated ATTENTION Petoskey, MichIgan 49770 bikes, golf clubs, corner p.m., 884-8258 EXECUTIVES DELUXE offIce space for I 18472 Mack Lothrop $350 per month $350 lease 1,600 square feet (616) 347-3572-(616) 347-7690 desk typewriter, vacuum COLONIAL loveseats With 886-9690 8A. GARAGE: YARD: secUrIty depoSit 884-4818 One and 2 bedroom apart- ments Completely fur Has receptIOn area With THIS summer why leave MI- 771-4338 ottomans, $100 Pool lad- COUCH - 3 loose-back cush- BASEMENT SALES desk 2 large offices \\hlch I chlgan? Available by June ...S-:::C--HW..:...:..I:..:.N..:.N-'--,'S,-u-pe-r-S....po-r--t'7"'_- der, $25 10speed bike, $60 AITRACTIVE hvmg room, mshed $29 50 per day and Ions, excellent conditIOn A MOVING sale - washer, can be diVIded, carpeted, Summer furmture Fold- bedroom, dlmng room Kit- up One month mInimum 1 - a new luxury home hsted price over $500 Rld- dryer, sofa, chairs, beds, mtercom kitchenette lab. $55 m-0329 chen With appliances, 469-1075 771-4916 Jusl completed on Walloon den only 6 months Excel- 109 pmg pong table, $50 etc, etc Saturday, Sun- recess Iightmg, .2 car LOUNGE chair - excellent garage On Beaconsfield al Lake Incredible lakefront lent condItion Askmg $275 881-3596 day, Aprll 5, 6, 1-5 pm GROSSE POINTE WOODS garage, mce landscapmg, condItion, $100 or best of- Warren $210. 779-4376 property With dock, decks Call Ray, 886-4990 30" DOUBLE oven range, 19160 Cheshire Harper Woods Warren and many added extras A I fer 886-3113 TWO bedroom upper, large and vIews 1,600 square BOOKCASE _ 6 pIeces, 3 avacado, KltchenAld areas Completely furmsh- Must See 1 $1,600/month I kItchen, newly carpeted, feet With 2 bedrooms, left, bases, 3 tops also some trashmasher, Thermodor RATTAN chaIrs, matchmg HOUSEHOLD SALE ed one and two bedroom net lease $350 mcludes gas, water, 2 baths and jacuzzI Com- books 886-8947 microwave 882-2399 paIr, $67 50 each, $110paIr apartments, all the com SCHULTES REAL ESTATE firm, no checks 5734Lode- ,GROSSE POINTE St Matthewarea 884-2074 forts of home Short term pletely furmshed Rent by ...... -....------:---:~ I DECORATOR rug 10'6"xI7', 88J-89OO i week or month Brochure DINING room set - tradl- whIte, green/coral wyck, near Chandler Park WOODS UPPER flat, 2 bedrooms, leases Ideal for transfer- COMMERCIAL CEASE avaIlable 540-2376 tlOnal style Table, 6 borders, must see Offers DrIve FRIDAY ONLY - APRIL 4, BuckmghamlWarren $325 rmg executlves or short =---=-=~=-::------:-- chaIrs, buffet, servlllg 10 A M -5 P M term assIgnments Attractlve storefront may be 1 HARBOR Sprmgs - luxury cabmet, 3 leaves, table consIdered 882-2399 CARPETING, mantle mlr Heat mcluded 725-8128 Dmmg room Executive Llvmg SUItes, Inc used as doctor's offIce or I 1 ror, end tables, lamp, Iron- 4205 HAVERHILL Upper, 2 condo, at H"rt>or Cove. 3 2 pads 881-2991 A-I ConditIon couch, T, 777- ANTIQUE OAK TABLE - 474-9770 agency 1 500 square feet I bedrooms, 2 baths, fully ---!.=------I 1769 nte, naugahyde chair, 1925 bedrooms, appliances, Parkmg avaIlable Pnme I dressmg table and dresser 6 CHAIRS AND \ VILLLAGE CONDO eqUlpped, luxury furmsh- STAMP and com appraIsals security depOSit, adults locatIOn near Nllle MIle- lOgS, on site tenms, beach, for estates and pnvate col- SELMER Bundy alto saxo- 1934 enamel top table, VICTORIAN BUFFET preferred, no pets Open See ad m =6 882-2415 Kelly area I I t J h St d I 881 phone, used, excellent con- household miscellaneous LIVING ROOM occasional llldoor an d out door PODI- ec ors 0 n en e, - dlhon, $225 777-2035, 772- Saturday, Sunday, 11 SCHULTES HEAL EST ATE II chairs, coffee tables, 6G. ROOMS FOil "ENT mg, hlklllg, "by owner' 3051 882-5205 am -2 pm 881-8900 rates Days 965-9409,even-I I "'T.,:,H:=:O=:M~A-::S~V:'::I:-L:-L-=E:--:b-e-;d:-ro-o-m-0588 lamps, color T V MOVING Sale - reclIner KITCHEN maple table - 4 HAVERHILL-Mack, 3-4 bed- BEDROOM sharlllg 6J. IUILDING OR STOllE mgs and weekends 331 sUite double bed chest on COUCH -78" long, hke new, chaIr, coffee tables, end chairs room, 2 baths, $475 881- prIvate home Ideal for fOR IIENT 7404 I chest, large dr~ser With nylon tapestry, light green tables, record cablllet, 0389,881-2296 qUiet. mature, workmg STOREFRONT remodeled, BEDROOM Maple com- HIGGINS Lake - sleeps 6, mIrror, honey mahogany on beige background, $200 wood bar stools, poker plete double bed, chest, BEDFORD - spacIOus 2 girl $240 plus "ecunty. re-I 1 500 square feet 15429 I July and August, weekly 885-7675 Call after 5 pm, 882-0745 table, foldmg chaIrs, offIce vamty, bench, mIrror and bedroom upper flat Car- ferences Off 9'l Mile and Mack at Nottmgha~ Ileal ' 1 ll39-2069 after 5 p m -Q-U-A-L--IT--Y--B-0-0-K--S----.SESAME Street twm spread size desks 886-5577 mghtstand peted, applIances, garage 1-94 777-4460 mcluded 822 1645 r HOMESTEAD, New South DESERVE and curtams, 30" round POLE pruner With saw and ACCESSORIES INCLUD- 5 rooms $290plus uhlllies EMPLOYED lady - non- PRIME Mack Avenue _ Beach 2 bedrooms 2 QUALITY PRICES table, maple upholstered extension Like new, $15 ED chma, crystal, and ImmedIate occupancy smoker, kitchen pnvi 1 000 <;quare feet $1 200 baths, weekly rentals 644- GRUB STREET rocker and chair, maple 886-0506 plclures, occaSIOnal Before 5 pm, 882-4136 leges, Grosse Pomte 884 88')-5000 . 7.386 A BOOKERY and Wicker headboards chairs, tables, drop leaf WHIITIER - one bedroom, 6268, 886 7881 ------...... --- SPANISH chma cabmet, cof 17194East Warren, 527-2612 fee table, end tables, mlsc maple table and matchmg $315 a month. mcludmg ROOM for renl _ house PRI ME iO. VACATION IlENTALS ... near Cadieux TWO bikes - man's 10 chaIrs, tools. household ALL OTHEll furmture, household Items heat, apphances, aIr condl- pnvlleges, workmg_ per SHORE FRONT DetrOIt, MIchigan speed, ladies 3 speed, both 881-6705 miscellaneous tlOmng and laundry Call son $200 plus depoSit and Gro!>se Pomte Park area. HTLTON Head - South Caro 882-7143 good to very good condl- CHIPPENDALE style ma- 20730VIRGINIALANE after 6,885-686.3 '2 phone 372 2169 6 P m Mack Avcnue :'Jlce loca- Ima, Sea Pme Large 2 bed I:======~I lion 882-2636 hogany buffet, very good Off Vermer past Lochmoor ALTER Road/Wllldmlll 10 p m tlOn Perfect for office or room, 2 bath beach front WE BUY BO BEDROOM furniture - twm condItion, $65 885-4237 Country Club turn on Pomte Clean, .one bed-I-G-R-O~SS--=J<-~=P-ol-n-te-a-r-e-a-S::-'I-n-g:-"IerE'tall Heat mcluded condo, beauty WIde beach, OKS beds table 16"x14"x26" Vlrgmla Lane room upper, $27~a month, room, qUiet home, refer 884-6460 pool, sunset view 641 8367 IN ViOUR 0 one shelf, 4-drawer dress: BICYCLES - three gIrl's, $275 security depOSit ences Call 824-3352 AFTER 6 P M KIAWAH/Seabrook Islands II H ME er, 24"x50"x36", attached 20" Rampar, $50, 20" LILY M & CO. 532-8350 --=.:.:..:....------c;eml-troplcal paradise for Free Offers, No ObligatIOn curved mirror, 5-drawer SChwmn PIXie, $60, 27" THREE bedroom home for EMPLOYED lady non 5l. SHAltEUVIII' your Ill86 vacatIOn Coast- chest, curved front, 34"x SChwmn 5-speed, $80 ll82- MUCH mce useable Items - QUAIIT£IIS rent Jefferson/Chalmers smoker. ~kltchen pnvi I 'h l Appraisals Furmshed 2655 Thursday, Fnday, Satur- ROOMMAn: wanted to me ( ar eston. S C For I EntIte Estates also Desired 19"x48", WIth mIrror An- day, 9 am-5 pm 4154 commumty 331 2107 leges 886-1f181and 884~268 rates/brochure, call 1-800- tlque green fInIsh $350 RARE wines collectIOn - ap- share 1 hedroom duplex Grayton 84')-HENT. Fran Welch JOHN KING 882-0763 proXimately 165French, 60 MOROSSlKelly Clean 2 bed 6H. OFFItE FO" IIENT From AprIll,t Augu"tl<;! _R_e_a_1_E_"t_a_te_____ 961-0622 SIDE drapes and cormce German. $9,500 772-7680, AMAZING garage sale, room duplex, new kltchen'l $190 pel" month plu<; half betwem 11 5 pm Thursday, Fnday, 11-4 carPeted. $375 527-3904 THE MARK I SLOG. utI1lt1£''; Rl\4118~61184ll111'i MYRTLI'; Beach, South Michigan's Largest boards for hVIng and dm- Carohna Luxurv ocean- Book Store mg room, hght blue, $85 DINING rrom !2blc Kmdel pm 1960 Lennon APARTMENT 23210 MA('K AVE NEED two gU}<; to ..hare front condo. 2 bedrooms, 2 • Clip and save thIS ad • 885-2455 f<'rench Provmclal With 41 SATURDAY, Apnl 5. 10 FOR RENT ST ('LA JR SIIORf;S hou!>e In Gro~<;e POinte SIde, 2 arm chairs, pecan a m -4 p m 280 McKmley, Woods Mu<;lhe 2.1yeilf'> or I haths, pool, JaCUZZI, all FREE fire wood, you haul Office <;lIIte'iavaIlable top, excellent condition, Grosse Pomte Farms l)eyonn collpgp educdted amemtlCs, call 264-2778 881-2790 . Alter Road at Jefferson Upper lc~ cI ongmal cost $4,500, aSkmg Funture, baby articles, or '",orkmg on dcgree and Near bus stop, mcely Vanahle Sl7es $2,000 881-8091 miscellaneous ",orklllg full time (,hrIS decorated Large onE' Modern - Affordable HJ~h~~~H~~~~I:;~e-:~~~. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED bedroom $295 and up 771 6691 886-3086 446-2,)0~ lj.1 pm vacation condo Onc bed- I JAMES A MONNIG LARGE garage sale - 9 mcludes heat, cookmg I ST CLAIR Shore", at f'EMAL ..; roommate, (0 room oceanfront, efflclen- I AZAR'S GALLERY BOOKSELLER a m -4 pm, Saturday on- and water NICe4 story torney's, accountant, MSG c;hare larg(' ",('II-appointed cy kitchen, TV, stereo, I One of the large selections of Oriental rugs 15133 KERCHEVAL ly, many mterestmg Items, elevator bULldmg Rep perfect 2 person of- flat on Gro<;c;e POinte huge <;wlmmmg pool, ten at mlmmum prICes 331-2238 good bargams 20500 Ed- WALKER-ALKIRE fIce $450 lllcludmg I hordE'r - $250lllclude<, Uti- tenms courts, mllec; of 251 E MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM Selected books bought and I munton, off Harper, be. REALTY utLlltles Call Common- lities and moderate m,m! heautlful beach Call, 6447311 sold tween 8-9 mLle, St Clair 822-0088for further details. 1 .. .-. • 1186-0920 wealth Group. 288- 0022 I ,erVlce llP.2-1262 CLOSED MONDAYS Shores

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Thursday, April 3, 1986 Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS llC CARS FOR SALE - 11 C CARS FOR SAn 8A GAIIAGE YARD. 88 AUCTlONS,ES I AlE 1111 tARS FOR SALE 8A GA~AGf y A~O 80 ANTlQUtS FOR SAlt 10 MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE GM SALES FORO GM 8ASfMENT SALES 8ASEMENT SALES 1978 MUSTANG - 39,000 1985 PONTIAC Grand AM 1965 PONTIAC LeMans - MOVING sale - furniture, 2 DAY ANTIQUE 1983 HONDA Night Hawk KEN NARY KAGE miles, Silver/black, T.tops, LE. 12,000miles, extended 326 englOe, 2 barrel, runs THE RESALE SHOP air conditioner, organ, CONSIGNMENT AND 650, low mIles, excellent 3 door, 4 speed, AM/FM, warranty, loaded, $9,700 good Good transportation, 14901E 7 Mlle bIcycles, children's ESTATE AUCTIONS ANTIQUES condItion. $1,450or best of. power steenng/brakes, 885-8829 home, 492.7193 needs some body work Art Glass, antIques & clothes, toys 22515 Saturday, April 5, Open: Wednesday, Thursday fer. 885-5842 Collectibles Fme furruture Friday, 12-4 p.m Zlebart, new brakes and work $300 or best 823-2422 Carolma, St Clair Shores at 11 00 a m and TWO Vespa mopeds - good & small appliances Saturday, 9 a m to 4 p m clutch $2,900 375-1272 1982BLACK Trans Am, load- 1984 BLACK FIero - excel- Frlday, Saturday, 9 a m -6 Sunday, April 6, condillon, must sell $425 AntIque Lamps Rewired pm at 12'00 noon WE BUY AND SELL afler 4 30 ed, good con dillon Call lent condlllon, AM/FM LOW, LOW PRICES each 884.7072 ESTATE Sale - furmture, kIt. at 1981 MUSTANG - black, after 5 pm, 886-3921 stereo, automatic, unrler WE BUY ENTIRE Cadieux at E Warren 1972HONDA 500 (4) -15,000 chen and household sup- SchmIdt's Anhques, Inc 43,000 mIles, runs great 1978 FIREBIRD Formula, warranty 3 year-36,OOO HOUSEHOLDS 5138 West Michigan Ave 882-4396 miles, one owner, $500 $2,700 or best offer 881- low mileage, some rusl, Owner must sell $6,700 or Call FIrst. plies, pictures, bike, Saturday, 9 a m -2 pm, miscellaneous. Saturday YpsIlanti, MI 48197 3886, leave message full power $3,200 or best best 775-7448, 885-5289 372-2500 ThIS 2 day sale mcludes the 822-9298 only, April 5, 10-5 pm Notre Dame 11. ClIIS fOil SUE - 1984 ESCORT L - whIte, 2 offer 296-3033,after 6 p m 1981 CUTLASS Supreme HARTZ 24705Star Valley, St ClaIr liqUidatIOn of the pflvate door hatchback, hIgh out- 1983 MONTE Carlo, loaded, Brougham, loaded, T.tops, collection and estate of a AMC HOUSEHOLD Shores, 10 Ml1e/Llttle Antique Show put engme, 5 speed, AM/ excellent condition, 21,000 Alpme cassette stereo, Mack area PennsylvaOla antique ALL AUTO ADS FM stereo, undercoated mJles $6,500. 884-4823 dark blue, Immaculate, SALE dealer, plus numerous prI- 20254 Kelly Road MOVING Sale - Scaling vate local consignments Harper Woods, MI 48225 OUT OF GROSSE $3,600 884-2165 TRANS AM SE 1979, excel- I non-smoker, garaged, WHOLE HOUSE down for apartment lIvmg ESTATE SALE and chOIce merchandise (Next 10 Eastland Mall) POINTE AREA MUST 1971MUSTANG, good condl- lent condillon, J2,OOOmiles, I 59,000 miles $5,200/best Salurday, Sunday, Apnl from our own stock April 4, 5, 1986 ID!!! tlOn, worth restormg, $700 loaded, stored wmtels _88_4_-3_4_04 _ 20600 WOOD MONT 5th-6th, 11.4 pm 2197 Friday-Saturday 00-8 pm) BE PREPA or best 882-4358 $7,000 263-0326 \ 983 IMPALA 4 door power, ESTATE SALE HARPER WOODS Roslyn Woods DonatIOn $1 GROSSE POINTE 1974T.BIRD, 26,000 orlgmal 1982 BUICK Century 822 I air, AM/FM, navy, clean, BETWEEN 7-8 MILE RD 24226 TEPPERT Nancy Pacltto BASEMENT sale - baby 1 NEWS mIles Loaded, mmt condl- 9046 orlgmal owner 881-9245 AND BEACONSFIELD thlllgs, clothes, books, and 9 ~/Kelly, Saturday, 10-4 521.8525 RENAULT 181, 1981 model, tlOn Must see, senous 10 CAMARO 1983 Z-28, T-tops, 1980 CORVETTE loaded, A:'I1DX WAY SERVICE DR household Items Satur- Entire household Every- Porcelam Restorallon FndaY Saturday, thmg must go Dmmg, lIv. qUlrles only 8858968 new conditIon IOdded glass tops, 4 speed, mmt da), April 5, 9 a m -2 p m Available at Show purchase new 10 1982, 4 'd Aft 7 10a'm-~pm 109, bedroom furm ture , door, automatic, air, rear 1978 MONARCH - power $8,600.774-5835 con Ilion $13,000 er 1616 Brys DrIve Eight FURNITURE refmlShed, re- This ISa great sale for thost: rugs, lamp, tables, sew- defogger, cloth seats, 1 steermg/brakes, air, good 1979Z-28Camaro, 350engme, pm, 885-2291 Mile and Mack area paired, striPped, any type of) au who love old, collect. 109 machme, TV, stereo, owner, 49,500 miles, de condltlon, $1,200 885-3310 1 owner, excellent condl 1981OLDS Cutlass Supreme, of camng Free esllmates Ible and antique Items We HUGE semi-Annual ChrIS- clocks, kitchen, aIr condI- tailed mamtenance re- before 3'30 p m tlOn $3,800 821-0907 44,800 miles, 1 owner 474-8953 have tradItIOnal mahogany han School and Church tloner, kOlCk knacks, cords $3.200 or best offer 1983 T-BIRD - mldmght "o~ ('H"'VY (' $4,700 Weekends, evenmgs Rummage S:>le - 1444 \-'0' C', apnce 336 50')') lurmlUl ~ IIldUUIlll; d DUll to\l,<31" , hn"n." OAK beJ and dresser, round bl I 1 I ded Maryland, Grosse Pomte 884-7386 ue, ow ml es, oa , ex ClaSSIC, V8 overdflve, 4 .....:...::..::....;.:.:.v_=-- --:_.,,- can Ph) fe dmlng table and oak table and 4 pressed DIPLOMAT,1981 - black, cellent condlllon, ongmal door AM/FM stereo aIr 1975BUICK RIVIera -load- Park Thursday, Apfll 10, WATCH FOR OUR back chaIrs, oak wall chall1,. a gate leg drop leaf excellent condition, power owner $6,200 881-8997 excehent condillon, 1'1,000 ed, excellent condillon 9am-530pm phone, school bell, wagon, table, several end tables THREE DAY, steering/brakes, crUise, 1981 MERCURY Cougar miles $10,000 882-2007 $1,500 778-8118 and a twm bedroom set miscellaneous pieces 463- stereo $2,900 956-6584 wagon - loaded, low 1985BUICK Electra _ dark 1983BUICK Park Avenue, 4 We have a large Vlctonan YOUNG CLOTHES WHOLE HOUSE 1060 days 885-2990 eveOlngs miles, blue book - $4,700 blue execul1ve car war- door, burgundy With chaIr and rocker to match, BARGAIN ESTATE SALE MANCHESTER CHRYSLER Cordoba 1976- Best offer 343.Q766 ranty $12500 527-0703 matchlOg leather mtenor, smokmg ,tand, old kitchen BASEMENT ANTIQUE MALL table. assorted lamps, NEXT WEEKEND. 24,000 mdes, body excel. 1980COUGAR XR7 - Grosse ' padded roof, V8, all elec. Everythlllg 50% off mark- RAINBOW EST ATE SALES Outslandmg collectIOn of lent condItIOn, air $2,500 Pomte car, $2,200 885-7106 CORVETIE - 1975, whIte, tnc 34000 mIles $10,200 sofa, chaIrs and more down AmerIcan pocket watches, 882-0128 air condillon, automatIc 881-8400 There are hundreds of small ESTATE Sale - Furmture Fobs and slide change 119 1978 MERCURY Bobcat - $5,200. 882-oll61 1983CAMARO Z.28, loaded, for every room - Henre. Items mcludmg Nippon, DON'T MISS! E MalO, Manchester, 428- 1979AMC SPirit - black and $53106,600or best offer 839 1983FIREBIRD - good con- 21 000 miles charcoal Fostona, sets of stem- 110 KERCHEVAL don dinlOg room set, 9357 Silver, stick, sunroof, aIr, d t Al AM/FM' , ware, hand pamted chma, couch, chairs, desk, lamps, I lOn, plOe, grey, must liee $8,800. SOLID oak Sideboard With AM/FM , good tIres, goad 1980 CAPRI Ghla, 2 door, cassette stereo, excellent After 4 884.21'190 Ironstone, loads of colors oil pamlmgs, chma, 3M GARAGE SALE beveled glass mIrror $225 Iransporta lion $1,500 or hatchback, 6 cyllllder Best condll1on $6,OOO/best 772- ---..:.' ~=---:::--- glass, bone chma cups and copier, room rugs Also, best 885-1970. offer 772-1620 9243 1976MONZA Town Coupe.- CHILDREN'S boat chaIr, ham radio 1740 Hollywood, 886.5049 saucers, pressed g1as!>and RENAULT Encore 1984 - RD XP f .....:..=------54,000 miles, real clean 10- small collecllbles from the CLOTHING antenna, porlable trans. liE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1982FO E - sun roo, SUNBIRD 1984- aLr, stereo, terlor and body, $900 882- excellent conlhtIon AsklOg manua I t ransmlSSlon, 4 door, 5 speed, cloth scats, 6017 last 80 years SAMPLES ceiver, tools, garden tools There are military clothes and mlsc Items Friday, STEELCASE brown desk - $3,100. 885-4483, after 5 stereo, 60,000 miles $3,000 defogger, Zlebart rust and .-:::::.:..:------and memorabIlia, lots of SATURDAY-SUNDAY Saturday, April 4, 5, 10 3O"x65" and 24"x92" cre- NO CHAN&ES or best 881-5030 pamt protection, Immacu- 1979 CHEVY Caprice - kItchen Items, a hand 10 a m -4 p.m am -4 pm 22425 LaVon. denza, excellent condItion, NO CANCELS 1978 MERCURY Zephyr 10 late garage kept $5795 53,000 mdes, power steer. OF CLASSIFIED ADS super condition, WIth all 881-3055 ' mg/brakes/locks/wmdo- crocheted bedspread, old 776 LORAINE St ClaLr Shores, off Jeffer $800 or best offer 772-5154 ~~:..:.:.,~~-----:-= ws, till, cruise, rear de- lmens, costume Jewelry, son between 10and 11Mile or 884-0171 ~OVING sale - Saturday, AFTER 12NOON MO,n \\!'l standard features Please 1979 BUICK RlVlera - full froster, velour, new luggage, ladles accessor- April 5, 1(}.4 p.m 15990 IBM electriC typewriter - D NO EX( EPTIONS! call 885-7563 after 6 p m power, very sharp. $4,200 brakes excellent condl' Ies, gents cloth 109 and IIC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS East Jefferson, Grosse series, excellent condition, 1979JEEP - CJ5, manual 3 1984 TOPAZ GS - 4 door, 5 881-4668 hon $3,200 886-4652. more Pomte Park, FOUR piece Pearl begmner $100 882-5740 speed, 4x4, AM/FM cas- speed, power steerlOg/ 1976 LeMANS wagon - aIr, 1983 PONTIAC 6000 - 4 cy- ThIS is a sale for those of you drum set - excellent con- sette, mag wheels Excel. brakes, aIr, AM/FM cas. power s~eerlOg/brakes/ hnder, new tires, 49,000 who love goodies Come GARAGE sale - porch tur- 9. ARTICLES WANTED. mture, old settee, baby fur- dition $200 882-4189 lent condition Must see selle, 35,000 miles Excel- locks, crwse, AM/FM cas- miles $4800 882-5650 and brmg your fflends EASTSIDE book seller de. $3,500 882-4189 lent condItion $5,900. 884- selle $800 886-7623 ....:..~~~';;.:....,-:;:.::..:;.;,;;..::-:-:-:- please mture, pictures, clothes, WE buy, sell, trade and con- miscellaneous Saturday, sIgn all mUSIcal instru. sires signed limited edl- 1976AMC Matador - 4 door, 6929 1984 TRANS A _ Bl k BUICK Park Avenue 1982, NUMBERS AVAILABLE 78,000 miles Power steer- ClO. MERCURY C V m ac loaded, sunroof, good con. AT 8 A M FRIDAY ONLY Apfll 5th, 9-3 20104 East ments 775-7758 tIons, fme I11us tra ted ch1-I 1""" ougar, 8, WIth oyster mterlOr, T-top, d tlon $6 900 882 il.784 FOR DIRECTIONS OR Ballantyne Court 710 LESLIE speaker walnut dren's hterature, art, 109/brakes, air, stereo loaded, excellent condi- fully loaded, stored -=:.:..:1 :.:..:::::...... :..:l'.:=..,-:;:::....:-v~:-_ Amencana Detroit, ClVll New transmission, brakes, tlOn $7,185 884-3365 wmters, Immaculate 886. SILVER/gray 1983 Tran~ MORE DETAILS CALL GARAGE sale - Friday, WIll sacrlflce Call 882-4667 Wal, military county his. exhaust Askmg $675 or of. 1984 MERCURY Lynx _ 8803 886-9616 Am - AM/FM stereo cas- THE HOTUNE I\T 885-1410 Saturday, 9-5, 657 after 6 p.m tones and worthwhlle fer 882-9394. automatIc, excellentcondl' 1981 ELDORADO _ clean sette, T-tops with locks, SALES CONDUCTED BY Hawthorne, Woods, corner HAMMOND Piper organ - SUSAN HARTZ Mormngslde Baby Items, books for collections 10 1982LeCAR - 4 speed, excel. tlOn, all reasonable offers beige With beIge leather 10: automatl~ With overdnvke, $375 775-7751,776-4126,ask ALL CATEGORIES. Cash lent condlllon, low miles conSidered 839-5867. tenor Luxury car $7,495 aIr, mterlOr decor pac - 886-8982 much more. for Diana \.., <\ TCH FOR HUGE SALE paId and ImmedIate re- $2,100 526-2443 774-0320, 8 a m -7 pm age, all tinted glass, MOVING sale - fantastic WURLITZER walnut grand moval 1973 MUSTANG Grand'e, 884-6554 evenings Zebart, Z.coat, ~and.mg ON LAKELAND bargains, sofas, chaIrs, National Serachers For 1983ALLIANCE DL - 4 door, 351C, automatic, power .....:..~=;;,~~:::=~_~-:- package, Eagle GT tires, NEXT WEEK plano - approxImately 50 rockers, clothIng, card years old $2,000 826-8410 Out Of Prmt Books 5 speed, power steering/ steermg/brakes, AM/FM 1977 CAPRICE ClaSSIC, V-8, much more 14000 mlles GIANT RUMMAGE files, wall decorations, evenmgs QualifIed Appraisals brakes, 38,000 miles stereo casselle, excellent loaded, triple black, no dnven one winter $10,000 miscellaneous 679 Peach- GRUB STREET $3,600 881.3307 eveOln s condItion $2,300 773-7827 rust, low miles, 1 owner, or best 331-6201 after 6 SALE tree Lane, 10-5, FrIday, PIANO, Kohler and Camp- 1980SILVER/grey Muslang wife's car $2,995.884-2432 pm, and Saturday 9 bell console, frUitwood St Amblose Pansh Hall, April 4th, Saturday, Apfll A BOOKERY _ 2 door hatchback, excel. after 5 week days a m -2 p m - 822-9298 1014 Maryland at Hamp- 5th fmlsb with matching bench 886-0652 17194 East Warren, 1974 PLYMOUTH Satellite, lent condition, hIgh mlle. BUICK Regal, 1979 - air 1984CHEVETTE - automa- ton Thursday, Fflday, GIGANTIC garage sale near Cadieux new brakes, runs good, age, received OIl changes conditiOning, power tic defrost 16 000 miles April 10,11, 10am -2 pm Everything from 1967Olds. 110. ANTIQUES FOR SALE DetrOIt, MIchigan heat, air $250 885-3627 every 4,000 miles $1,500. brakes, power steering, V~ry clea'n 'Ideal for Saturday, Apfll 12, 10 mobile Delta 88 to antique 882-7143 -.....--P-'L-y-M-O-'U-T-H-R-l--t-K Michael Smtth, 964-4000, 47,000 mlles $2,500. 881- spouse or student $3,200 a m -I p.m buttons. 4358 Haverhill, MOVING sale -=-- furmture, SHOTGUNS and rifles lvol e lall days '. 8961 331-0093 antiques, collectibles, v'deluxe wagon - fult" GARAGE Sale - Unbehev- Detroit, 9-5, Saturday only wanted, Parker, Brown- power, aIr, very clean 773- 1980FORD Fairmont, power CAMARO 1982 Z-28 - auto- .-::~==------~1973 CORVETIE - good able 5 famIly bargams, mIscellaneous House also GARAGE sale - household, for sale 5503Grayton, Sun. 109, Smith, Fox, Wm- 2543 steermg/brakes, AM/FM matlc, air, alarm, much condition needs some Fflday-Saturday, 8 30 automotlve, garden, day, 10 a m -6 p.m chester and others Prl- --:="':-:::c:-==:::--:::-:::---:- speakers. Very little rust more Excellent condillon work 350 4 speed Best of- a m New and used house- marllle and sport goods vate collector 478-5315. 1982 PLYMOUTH Reliant $1,700 884-8966 Asking $6,900 Call Dave at fer 882-600s wares, Imens, tools, fur. Everythmg must go 45 DENLEY'S IANT C' 'OCKS! wagon-$2,800,4cylmder, 7787600 extensIOn 123 be .-:.:.:...-=:~=-::=-,~--,.- mture, appliances, ski W.M L,; 26, AM/FM, automatlc, 1977 LTD II, new shocks, -, . 1980 CHEVY Monza, auto- Beacon HIli, Saturday, Paymg top dollar for anltque cruise, aIr, suspenSion, brakes, muffler, baltery, tween 9 a.m -5 p m matlc transmISSion, power clothmg Jamtorlal eqUIp- Apfll 5th, 9-4 ANTIQUES ment and supplies, kmg FurOlture, clocks, Decoys, clocks III any condition, power steering/brakes, ex- $950 575-7779days, 393-5169 1978 PONTIAC Sunblrd sta- Steenng, AM/FM stereo, size bed, some antiques, 011 GARAGE and yard sale. Col- toys, and pnmilives Z7112 private collector cellent 343-0650 evenmgs Greg. tlOnwagon, good condlllon, one owner, great condttlon pallllmgs and one dumb lectibles and much, much Harper, between lOand 11, 772-7434 NEW Yorker -1983, brown MOVING - must sell 1976 40,000 miles 885-8150 $2,300 949-1943 dog 22601 FranCIS, 12/13 more Come and browse 9-5 Monday through Fri- COLLECTOR would like to Mark Cross leahter m- Granada 3 speed Great 1979 ELDORADO, loaded, 1985 PONTIAC Grand Am Mile off Harper 11839 Corbett 526-5063 day call fIrst for Saturday buy U S and foreIgn tenor, alummum wheels, student car $475 882-6530 clean, low mileage 824- LE - air, stereo, 6 cylm- 3ft. AUCTIONS/EST ATE hours. GARAGE/movlOg sale, stamps and US COIns,469- loaded $6,900 886-6607 ESCORT L, 1981 - 4 speed, 7879 der Power wmdows/ SAlES 772-9385 Saturday 9-5 20847 Len- 0906. 1983 PLYMOUTH Tunsmo cruise, rustproofed, runs 1982 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass doors, cruise, tilt $9,500 MISCELLANEOUS Estate WE BUY AND SELL BROWNINGS and Wmches. - power steer 109Ibrakes , great, onglOal owner, CalaIS, (sport versIOn of 556-7863, afler 5 - 293-6821 fu..lli.ture. Many pieces like ANN ARBOR I tes wanted Other quality AM/FM stereo, lots of op. $2,100 881-4415 Cutlass Supreme) Ex- 1984 PONTIAC 6000 statIOn new April 3-4 after 7 p m THE MICHIGAN ~ AprilS, 10-4pm 881.8615 fLrearms consIdered Hlgh. tlOns, 38,000miles, extend- 1973 LTD wagon - rebUIlt cellent condlllon in/out, wagon - wood grain, low ANTIQUES SHOW est cash paid 465-4354 ed warranty. 823-5739 front end New brakes, garage kept, smooth nde, miles Immaculate $7,900 AND SALE PLYMOUTH Ch radlator,l1res Good trans- only 25,000 miles, burgun. 773-4025 RAINBOW ESTATE SALES April 4, 5, 6 WANTED to buy old 1980 amp, dy, wIre wheels, AM/FM -19"':'8':":1:....B:..:,U.:::.:I:...,C...,K,--::C,...en:-l:-u-ry------:4 nd RhlOestone excellent condItIOn, low portation! $650 884-3995 t e defr st U of M costume a '1 4 did d s ereo, aIr, r ar 0, door, automatic, atr, good ServlOg the Greater Grosse Pointe area Crisler Arena Jewelry, brass lamps, cell- ml eage, 1:330spee, oa e power WIndows ' etc Ask - condItIOn, ongmal owner, Estate and Household Llqwdahons $ 4 SpeCIal Preview CelebratIOn 109 fixtures, wall sconces 1,875 82 -u • 1979 CHEVROLET Caprice 109 $6,-500 885 9469 power steering/brakes, Complete service References Apfll 3, 6-9 P m 882-0396evenmgs TURISMO, 1983,22,5 speed, ClaSSICwagon - Ioaded , 10- 1983 BUICK Century , 6 cy • door Iock s, rear WIndo W 885.0826 By reservatIOn only WANTED old furniture for AM/FM stereo, sun roo,f cludmg new stereo cas. hnder, 4 door, air, power defogger, crUIse control, Ca II 572-3069 use as stage props for Apnl excellent condition 772- sette all power WIth all the I wlOdowsllocks, 19,000 wIre wheel covers $2,995 THE COLON IAL 17th production Grosse 9872, 521-8480 toys: great car for a col. miles Excellent condItion 882-8023 SHOP Pointe South HIgh School 1976 DODGE Aspen, power lege student or 2nd famIly 885-90B4,after 6 p m 1-9"::'B5":"'-\!-=I"""R-=O-=C"'C""'a-m-ar-o---m-- 25701 JEFFERSON 343-2130 steermg/brakes, automa. car Mmor rust Luggage 1983 BUICK Regal LimIted ]ected engme, dISCS, air, HOUSEHOLD NEAR 10 MILE WANTED - Ocean liner tic,. stereo, good transpor- rack, cnUsecontrol, power Tilt, crUIse, wIre wheels, low mIles 886-3620 and Anllques, furmture, chma, I items' pictures, souvemrs, I tatlon $600 776-1514 seats, wmdows, door locks AM/FM stereo, 2 door, 1985 LeBARON GTS - aIr buy and sell HIghest I models, brochures, pas- 1981RELIANT - 2 6engme, See to apprecIate. $2,100 39,000 miles, mmt $6,800 crUIse hit stereo 5 speed ESTATE SALES prices paId Monday- senger lists, menu'). 721- new tIres - brakes, 886- 882-2299 882-4353, after 6 p m stand;rd '$7,900 ' After 5 Saturday 11-6 2320 -.:;0;::21::2:.::-:=-:=--= 1 1985 BVICK Park Avenue 1984 FlREBIRD SE, high pm, 885-0645 APPF1AISALS i I WANTED. power lawn- 1977 DODGE Charger - Electra, fully equipped, 4 output, V-6 engme Load- 110. FOREIGN ClIIS - ANTIOUES PURCHASED 772.0430 ______1 mower _ call after 6,885- power steermg/brakes. door, lealher seats, vmyl ed, excellent condlllon, low AllOTHEII ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES I 7482 AM/FM cassette, good top, unlimIted mIleage. mileage extended warran. 771-1170 MARKET - M BRUSH- I condItIOn. $995 882-6711 five-year GM warranty, ty 881-2092. 1981 HONDA CIVIC 1300 ER - THE ORIGINAL I $Z70 CodeAlarm burglar C V b Greal mileage, 53,000 L KATHERINE ARNOLD. ANTIQUES Sunday, Apnl 20, open 109 system, Delco-Bose stereo 1984 A ALlER, rown, 4 mdes, AM/FM stereo, 4 eason, 5055 Ann Ar- 1969 SPORTSTER XLCH, tt ETR t t door, one owner, aIr, e d $2600/b t 886 18th S 1 500 oo~ 1:905 II ft 5 1981FORD LTD 8 casse e , au oma IC power steenng/locks, rear sp e , es . bar, Saline Road, eXit 175 $ ' oo.rv ,ca a er passenger air, power seats, brakes/ d d f T ff 9356 off 1.94 300 dealers 10 pm squire wagon - excellent steermg/door locks/etc, wm ow e ogger, U - :-:-:~::---:------t 1979 SUZUKI 550 cc _ condillon, loaded, mclud- perfect condItion, receIpts Koted $4,999 Evenmgs, HONDA CIVIC1985- 4 door, qua IItyan tIques an d se Iec I 'A" I k 886 1983 aIr, 5 speed, stereo cas- collecllbles, all under modest accessorIes, 5,400 mgc ass' tr31 erpac . and emiSSIons certifIcate, . sette. 4,000 miles $8,500 FRIENDLY cover, 5 am -4 pm, third mIles New ml985 $1,000/ age $3,400.885-2333 GM executive's car, 2151 1983 CHEVETTE, power 881-9065 1iartz~ PROFESSIONAL Sunday every month best offer 822.9248 eve- 1983 MERCURY Cougar LS Lennon, Grosse Pomte steering/brakes, automa- -==-::;.;.~------Household Sale 5 SERVICE mngs - V6 engme, power steer- Woods 884-5057 tic, low mileage, 4 door, 19B1 HONDA Accord - 4 TOP$$$paldforcolorTV's, Ib k / d /1 k ---=-..-.-..:....-.-..:....---- 884-1938or 886-6212 door, 5 speed, sunroof, washers, dryers, refng. 1974HONDA 550-4, very good mg ra es wm ows oc s 1978COUPE DeVille - load- 1 -:-::-:-:::-:-:-:=:-::---.,.---:-: mce clean car $3 950 YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ erators, aIr condllloners, condition, extra chrome, ~~~tr~r,I~~~~e:~i~;:~~ ed new tires wire wheel 1982 BUICK LimIted - all 885-6916, evemngs ' POSSESSIONS mIcrowaves, workmg or shghtly customl7ed Call stereo cassette, much co~ers, red,' white top, the toys $4,800/offer HONDA 1985 Accord SEI - ARE MY 886.8982 not 372 9180 after 6 pm, Monday I b d t 66,000 mIles $2,B95 371- 779-8870,773-2679 II I ed SPECIAL CONCERN Grosse Pointe City through Friday, all day more nsuper con lion 6201,521-4548 FIREBIRDl984-V-6,aulo- exce en!, oad , 5 speed, d 25,000 miles $7,500 259 --:::=.:...::.:....:.:.::.:-.::...:..:=------matlc, crUise, aIr, more leather 29,000 miles 9. ARTICLES WANTED weeken s $600 886-9534 7777 extenSIOn, 259 1966 CORVAIR, out of state $7,400/best offer 469-7942 $11,500 478-4515, 885.3556 1984 Mercury Topaz LS - car, no rust, black lag ex- after 5 p m 1969 MERCEDES Benz ._- -- 4door,automatlc,4cyhnd- tenor, black IOtenor ~~:.:-::~~-:--:---- 250S, extremely clean' BOOKs/USED AND RARE er Every faclory option $3,500 882-7817 1970 BUICK Skylark, 69,000 Ziebarled, charcoal gray CHAPMAN, WILLIAMS AND purchased for cash or appraised $5,800 or best Excellent 1977 MONTE Carlo, good ~70ff~~\1i~3~arrell WIth red mien or , 105,000 condItIOn 526-5797 condItion 886-0372 .,...,..::'::::':===:::--::=':"'::=---.,- actual highway miles KLINGENSMITH ASSOCIATES estales also desired/IO home consulallOns -lI1978 SUNBlRD, 4 speed, Engme and transmiSSion \Rfo. 1>1.t: \Sfo;n TO \\ 'Ol '('E OliR SERVICES JOHN KING ~""''''''''''''IIII:;; •• good condilion $700 professIOnally overhauled 5Z7.5592 at 82.000 mdes New SALES - ESTATE & HOUSE 961.0622 '1985 OLDS CalaiS, must be hrakes/tlres/exhaust! APPRAISALS - ESTATE, INSURANCE, Michigan's Largest Book Store sold due to Illness. only shocks/radiator, out of • Clip and Save thiS Ad • Pick Up and Return fluto 1,200 miles, aIr, stereo, slate car $4,500 882-7817 PRIVATE WITHIN 3 HOURS • Simonin Rub QUI Complete Cleaning of automal1c, power steer- 1973 MGB - GT, red, sun PRICING SERVICE - An OptIon For The InterIOr and Exterior $40 00 109/brakes, rear defogger rooL AM/FM cassette $8,950 882-3998, R82-86ll3 Complete engme rehUllt IndiVidual Wishing To Conduct Their Llhranes PurchasE'd/ Appraised These IWOservices prevent OXidation prolecl against paml dulhng winter wealher and sail and prOVideyour 1985 CUTLASS ClCra 2.000mdes ago Document- Own Sale, Be It Garage Or House Sale car With a high gloss fmlsh Brougham, charcoal grey, ed restoratIOn Needs flO- Etc, 23,000 miles, loaded, ask Ishmg After 7 pm, 886- 'B.C. CCaes 'Book Shop • Sap.r Glor. Flnlsll For A Modest Fee, We Will AdVise You (Two Year Wntlen Guarantee) $15500. 109$9,700or best offer ('all :-;-;5883=-=-::-:--:-::-:- _ Concerning Proper MerchandiSing Tech- Established 1928 • Prol.ctl". 'alnt Seelanl 372-0633 AUDI 5000, 198.'),automallc (Three Year Wntten Guarantee) $7500. 1979 CHEVROLET Capnre sunroof, heated seats WIth niques, Security PrOVisions, Advertising Cla'lSlc, great condition, no memory, one year on orl' .Complete Cleaning of and Pnclng. P O. Box 36041 $1500 rust $2,700 Make offer gmal warranty Must see Interior and Exterior addlllOnal 882-5558 to apprecl8te $15,800 792. Grosse POinte, Michigan 48236 It your nel"lIbo" ur I•• 1I1nl.r IlIlIn yo",. TELJ<;PHONE 421 ~(Jll6 on 882 2299 C"lInces Ire w. serviced /II 1968CORVETTE -1Z7 auto- 5513, 7Z7-7913 DetrOIt's OltkJl - New Book Store "ServlnSllhe Gro ... Polntes' for Over I DeCide .. matlc, excellent condItIOn I MAZDA RX7 GS 1980 - LAUREI\ E UIAPMAJI., .IILL!'l \\ILI.lA'\IS, By AppolOtmcnt 884-1662 Must sell $6,500 fIrm 881- black, great shape $5200 CIIAIU.ES P KI.I'GE'S'\f1TH 6970 I 778-8121 '

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110 FOREIGN CARS - 13 RUl ESlATE 13 REAL ESTATE 13. RUl ESTATE - 13 REAL ESTA TE 13 REAL ESTATE 13 RUL ESTATE .- 12 SOATS AND MDTOIlS ALL OTHER GENERAL GENERAL GENEIlAl GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL RIVARD condo, 4 bedroom, 1979 VOLVO SW - 265GL, 16' t98fl, CAPRI Bownder, GROSSE Pomte Woods - for DEVONSHIRE 5226 HARPER Woods, 20211 FLAT -Lakepolllte near lODAY'S 2 bath plus bonus room, hke new, 23,500 miles 294- excellent conditIOn, extras sale by owner Contem- Brick Income (Near Ea::.t Lochmoor 3 bedroom Jefferson - 6 room up and complete renovatIOn m- 7802 $6,500 773-8441 porary 3 bedroom brick BEST BUYS Warren) 5 large rooms up, brick bungalow, fireplace, down, low $50's cludmg Mutchler kitchen, 1960TOYOTA Cellca GT lift- 1984 2S' CATALINA - fully ranch Natural fireplace, GROSSE POINTE 5 down, natural fireplaces, newer kitchen, newer furn- Hall duptex on CadlCux, profe::,slOnally decorated, back - AM/FM cassette' , eqUipped, $18,000 Mint attached 2' t car garage New IIstmg - 3 bedroom CoI- new kItchen, carpetIng, 2 ace !<'mlshed bdsement, under $20,000 move-m conditIOn $112, excellent condition Askmg condlhon, cradle 422-2163 With opener and much omal, remodeled kitchen car garage VA-FHA 95% mamtenance free mterlor Apartments - 3 umts m and bath, formal dmmg $62,900 8858931 Keego Harbor Low 60's 900 8843210 $3,900 884-5439 MISTRAL M-l Div-2 saIl more 881.8769 room, newly decorated, YORKSHIRE 5300 884-5605 ST Clair Shores - by owner 1985HONDA Prelude - mm t board, brand new, custom ST CLAIR Shore::. 21761Ed- THHEE bedroom brick Side drive, 2 car garage, (Near East Warren) - Han- bungalow - 23x28 garage, FARMS - Cape Cod, 3 or 4 Statler - 10' 2 MIle, east of condltlon, fully eqUipped cover, 3 masts. 3 sail::., ful. munton :3 bedrooms, ex- $32,500 Terms $11,200 885 0350 Iy race eqUipped $1,500 or tl as Open Sunday, 2-5 dyman speCial Brick Col- new roof - furnace, up- bedrooms, large famIly Jefferson 3 bedroom brick HARPER WOODS omal, 11t baths, full price dated kitchen, basement bungalow, completely re- TOYOTA - Supra 1982, ex best oJfer 11857407 after 6 $64,900 777 IlJl4 and dmmg rooms, modern - Four bedroom brick bunga- $24,ooo! Can dssume 7' 1% $54,000 Open Sunday, 12 kitchen, central aIr, hard- decorated, 2 car garage, ceUent condItIOn Low ~p_m _ THREE bedroom Colomal - low, super sharp, orlgmal mortgage WIth $13,200 noon 5 p m 20922 Sunny- wood floors, full basement, many extras, $82,000 772- excellent condItion, near mIleage $9,500 882-8012 INTERLAKE 18' excellent dwner, Side drive, fenced balance monthly payment dale, St Clair Shores 778- 2 car garage Well kept 9354 St John HospItal $44,900 1985 HONDA CIVIC VX, 5 cOlJdltlOn, trailer $.3,200 1Il yard, garage, only $205mcludmg taxes To be 4822 property $129,500 375 4988 Ldnnoo 886-2886 GROSSE Pomte Woods - 1 speed, power defog, cas Evemngs, 474-9680 $49,900 Easy terms sold as I::' Chalfonte 886 0345 GROSSE POINTE GROSSE POINTE WOODS bedroom custom ranch, sette, rustproof, 15,000 22' O'DA Y saIlboat very WINDMILL POINTE Contemporary 3 bedroom EAST DetrOit - roomy, 2' ~ car garage, modern 3 family, 3 furnaces, 3 ten- BELOW OPEN miles, excel!ent condltlon good condItIOn, ::'lcep~4, on AHEA bnck Colomal Cox and custom-bUilt brick ranch 2 kitchen, many extra'> 7'38 ants, all rented City cerh- SUNDAY 2 S $6,250 779-2270 trallel With loads of ex- ENGLISH TUDOR Baker bUIlt With family bedrooms, 11~ baths, large Hollywood 884-1859 fled, call for details LANNOO 5980 1984MAZDA RX7 GSL SE - tras $6,000 or best offer 5 BEDHOOMS room, natural fireplace, country kitchen/dmlllg $114,900 No brokers (Near St John HospltaJ) - loaded, excellent condl Call 343 0882 after 6 p 01 3 FULL, 2 - 1/2 BATHS CROWN REALTY att.Iched garage and much area, FlOrIda room, hard please Moross/Chandler Park hon, white With burgund~ , 1955CHRIS Cr.Ift - 24', hull LI\RGE UPDATED mOl e Low $100,OOo'sWith wood floors, marble Sills, 821.6500 area Bnck.J bedroom Col WOODBRIDGE EAST IOterlOr $11,200 773-2660, good shape, motor run::. KITCHEN Land Contrdct terms attached garage L.Irge TOM McDONALD & SON omal, l't baths, new kit- CONDO'S 776-4842 $800 or best otfel 82.33.m BUTLER'S PANTRY lots 1Il qUiet, well-kept $54,000 chen, redwood deck, pnce St Clair Shore" We have a 2 CAH A'M'ACHED ST CLAIR SHORES neighborhood Asklllg I 1985 MERCEDES :380SL - 21721 Newcastle, Harper reduced VA FHA 9 5% F dlrfax apartment 2 bed red/black ledther. tw 0 RANGEH 26 iSunme) - GARAGE ~hdrp 3 bedroom brick $51,900 445-9681 rooms 2 full baths, central EXCELLENT ROOM Woods 3 Bedroom brick r.Inch, nev. er I"oofand fur- tops, 1,700 miles, buy 0 I' \\ell mdmtamed extenMve bungalow, excellent kit- 7/MACK Nice and clean 3 all', built-lOs, v.asher, AHHANGJ<~MENT M. WARNER ance, 2' t car graage, lease 755 1660 sdli collectIOn, recent chen, new 2 car garage bedroom brick bungalow, dryer Club hou!>e With maIO, Spmnaker, cushIOns 82.36096 REALTY glassed In porch, move III remodeled kitchen \11thap- pool, secunty guard, by 1983 BMW 3201 - loaded, 5 884 9129 No brokers conditIOn $48,500 speed, mmt, 37,500 mIles , carpets, engllle (Chn sler plIances, new roof dnd dppomtment only 1713 BROADSTONE, WOODS 885-5788 PETTI"IE RE ".\ TY sllvel/oldck ~l1,~ Aile I 0/13, $H,7;)() Lluling" dn\ C \\ jth ::' _ C:1r g:lr:lgc Move m conditIOn, three bedroom, l' t baths, hvmg HARPER WOODS COMPANY 6 pm, 343 0330 8854521 or ,1931887 ST CLAIR I Much more 882-5896after room - na tural fireplace, oak floor, famIly room, 3 bedroom, 2'l bath, bnck NIce 3 bedloom bnck 5 pm 521-4030 'TOYOTA Cresslda 1984 - formal dmmg room oak floor, library, remodel- ranch Island kitchen, 2 bungalow, w the Grosse FIRST offermg, 1300Hamp- GRACIOUS, Immaculate 2 32,000 miles, black BOAT CAR E ed kitchen WIth eating !>pace, new furance, new door walls leadmg to wood POlllte School System leather, sunroof, stereo II Fll eplace, alummum tnm ton, 3 bedrooms, 2 full bedroom bnck home WIth cenh.Il .Ill', 16'x16' deck, rebUlll2't car garage deck Cahforma dnft stone garage, bnck \~alk and cassette, loaded $11.500 With automatic door fireplace m IIvmg room, and beautiful neutral baths $95,000 Open Sun INTEHIOR/EXTERIOR day, 25 Century 21 East many extras 19455 Ken 331-7578 OPEN SUNDAY 2-S P M walk-out basement, 2' t car decor $51,500 Call Bill, 881-7100 osha, Harper Woods WASH WAX garage, all on 1 23 acres, VOLKSWAGEN 1~9 TEAK 886.1620 $37,SOO521-6580 Dasher Diesel 4 door, sta Just Qne mile from I 94 ex ~T JOHN HOSPITAL BY owner, three bedroom BRUCE TOM It Askmg $83,500 Gorgeous 2 bedroom ranch, East Outer Drive between KELLY /Moross area - A tlOn wagon 42 mIles per 886-09~1 881 5952 dollhouse, move-In condi- gallon Looks great mSlde WE ARE LEAVING FOR HOME IN WEST GER completely rejuvenated m. Mack and Warren, $50,900 cludwg new roof, furnace tion The pnce IS right I and out 4-speed stick SAILORS 1 Why buy when MANY, (BAVARIA, SWITZERLAND) ATIENTION No answer, leave message you can lease a 25' Cata- CUSTOM BUILT HOME ACROSS FROM ST HORSE LOVERS electnc, hot water, sldmg, 881-2248 $23,000, Simple assump $1,500 886-3974 storms, kitchen and tlOn 3 bedroom bnck, l't Ima for the summer For JOHN DOCTORS' APARTMENT COMPLEX. Four-fIve bedroom, partially HOME for ::.ale, by owner, 1970 MGB - body good con floors Better hUi ry at car garage 371-4309 mformatlOn call 752-2926 .3Bedroom, 11t bath, new family room, large kitchen remodeled farmhouse En- Harper Woods 3 bedroom dltlon, mtenor needs wOlk, WIth built lOS, hard wood floors throughout All closed porch, full base- $28,500 With 0 down PROF[TABLE 2 famIly m- runs great Plenty of ex - MARINETTE 1983 - 32' Cape Cod, alum mum Sid- SD/FB twm 250's, elec- rooms newly. tastefully wallpapered, new carpet- ment, 7 car garage, 2 large mg, large family room, 11~ come, $33,000 Near Outer tras $1,500 or best offer CO OP APAR1 MENT tromcs, extras 881-8380 mg, naturdl fireplace never used. Two car barns, 19 rolling acres With baths, new country kItchen Dnve/Mack 882-5733 823-3471 Hard to fmd, 1 bedroom garage, ongmal o\\ner By appomtment only creek and woods, 2 road - oak cupboards Open WELLCRAFT 1980 Sun- lower, close to Eastland 13A. LOTS FOR SALE 1976MERCEDES Benz, tdn , 881-1657 frontages, 1 paved 51mles house Sunday, April 6, 2-4 crUl::.er, 260 Merc Clean, Doorwallto enclosed patiO, 450SL, while It lasts, 2 door to 26 Mile Rd eXIt of 1-94 $51,900 20212 Washtenaw ready to go $16,500 Must appliances, private base- BUILDING sIte IlO'x140 beauty, everybody's Askmg $74,900 AddItIOnal Kmgsville, OntalJo, Lake dream, tons of extra~, a sell - new boat 881-4668 acreage available ment, ImmedIate occu- NEWER OFFERING CAREFREE Ene 30 mmutes from steal $16,500 884 5448 13' WHALER 1983- 40 Mer- pancy $34,900 PALM SPRINGS CONDO cury, custom cover, trail- 20728 WlIldsor Pnvate beach- after 6 WICKS LANE, WOODS JOACHIMREALTYINC STIEBER REALTY EnJOy the luxury of a second 526-7835 evenmgs rk er, excellent condItIOn 329-9036 home Without the hassel of 1983BMW, burgundy, 528-E BY OWNER 7754900 t I" 4 door, loaded, elegan $5,91J5 469-8735 Immaculate.J bedroom center entrance, 1h story, on mallltenance or a high t OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ST CLAIR Shores, mce 3 I • prlstme car, tmted glass THOMPSON 18' 2' 1984, I/O, qUiet Cui-dc-sac Features hvmg room WIth down payment Your IiIiiiiI 413 Moross - Ranch Three bedroom bnck ranch, up- loaded, excellent condl- desert hIde-a-way mcludes LAKE Huron - 12 miles German stereo, wholesale natural fireplace and dmmg area, newer kitchen bedrooms, attached datf'd kitchen, Flonda $15,900 884-5448 after 6 lion, low hours 886-8636 With eatmg space, l't baths, slttmg room Fire- 2 beds, 2 baths, fireplace, south of Harbor Beach, garage FlOrida room As- room, dry basement, I' ~ den, hvmg room/dmmg lake front lot, 150'xl,200', place lfl basement, 2' t car garage, FlOrida room 1984 HORIZON - 4 door, 4 15' AERO Glass Bowrlder - sumable mortgage car garage Extras 22901 combmatlon, modern kit- sandy beach, 2 car garage, speed, crUIse, stereo SO h P Evmrude, trallel overlooks spacIOus park hke yard WIth bnck patIO $72.500 LlIlgemann South of 9, PrICed to sell By appomtment chen, pool, spa, tenms, 2 well, landscaplllg $39,900 33,000 miles $3,800 774 Excellent conditIOn $1,b95 East of !\lack Enter off car garage, all m a gate Can after 6 p m 882 5357 6640,772-7224, dfter 5 p m 823-5829, after 6 p m GORGEOUS Tudor Income Englehardt $56.900 772- 882-7033 garden community for HILTON Head Island condo Two bedrooms, two fur- 4229 1979 TOYOTA Corolla - 4 CHEETAH 1976 - 18' 455 $125K - one bedroom ocean- speed, good condIt IOn Olds, Berkley Jet drIve ex- naces HARPER Woods - B) RTR REALTY $1,500 885 S618 cellent hIgh ::.peed per owner 21411 Bourne- ~ formdnce, trailer, full can OFFICE bUlldmg at 91bl mouth Open Sunday, 1-5 (619) 340.3341 1980PORSCHE. 928, red, al I 234 LINCOLN ROAD vas, stored m-doors, Im- Whittier Land Contract Beauliful bungalow, 3-4 options, loaded, German OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 (805) 724-1251 maculate conditIOn, HENDRICKS bedrooms, 11~ baths, 21~ LEXINGTON, bnck home, super Stereo, 5 speed , ongmal owner $5,500 Stately, columned Coloma I m prestigIOus locatJon, GROSSE POInte Farms, at- attached garage, 2 bed- fabulous machme a t and ASSOCiates, Inc car garage Many extras Must see' 979-5448, after 6 perfect for the growing family 5 bedrooms, Askmg $59,500 tracllve 2 bedroom ranch --rooms, enclosed porch, wholesale, $18,500 884-5448 3 full, plus 2 half baths A wonderful home for 884-0840 WIth expansIOn attIC, new large dmmg room, lake ac- pm 16/MORAVIAN 85'x340' after 6 entertammg, With profeSSIOnally decorated cess, l00'xI50' lot $38,000 CAL'TI, 1984,5 salls, used one LOOK AT THE BEST BUYS wooded lot 4 bedrooms, furnace, central air condl- 1983TOYOTA Tercel wagon formal hvmg and dmmg roomii Fully fllllsh- 1I0mng, updated kItchen, 777-1361 season, electrOnics, m- IN GROSSE POINTE 2't baths, hbrary, first - 4 whrel drIve, 5 speed , ed, paneled basement WIth wet plaster ceIlmg natural ,flreptace, newly board dIesel, many extras 5 bedrooms m Grosse Pomte floor laundry, family FOR sale - Harbor Spnngs, stereo, 57,000,$5,000or beg t (plano and pool table to stay) BrIght cheery, carpeted, wallpapered, Price reduced/new boat park completely restored room $114,900 286-6889 Mlch Year-round or vaca- offer 331-3846 eat-In.lutchen leads to flreplaced famIly room for low 60's painted Very well malO- bon home 3 bedroom, 2 arrIved 583-9337days, eve- WOODBRIDGE condo - C HONDA 1981 CIVIC halch \\ hlch overlooks landscaped and secluded rear 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths In tamed, and sohct{y bwlt, lo- bath Furmshed or unfur- - mngs 884-2442 umt, 2 bedroom!>, I' ~ back - automatIC, very yard Pnnclpals only please Grosse POInte Woods \~Ith cated on qUiet cul-de-sac, mshed I Mile from Boyne CENTURY 1984, 20' Mus- baths, f!nlshed basement good condition $2,600 family room, $95,000 $87,000 881-4573 Highlands and Nubs Nob tang, 170Merc crUIser, low 885-4104 $272,000 823-7866 Two famIly flat bnek m the Reduced price 882-2313 :- Call 419-468-2824or wnte hours, all canvas, shlp-to- HONDA CIVIC- 1983,4 door , Park, $69,000 637 MIDDLESEX - Wmd- CONDO Box FV Care Galion In- shore, tnm tabs, depth Three family mcome 10 the 5 speed, low miles $5,100 mIll Pomte area 4 bed I e Gal 0 Oh 44833 fmder, stereo, trailer 468 FISHER ROAD Park, low 60's room center entrance Col- WOODBRIDGE 886-7401 $14,500 886-5686 GROSSE POINTE FARMS 8 ulllts m Grosse Pomte Park omal Library, outstandmg EAST 13G. FAIIMS FOR SALE llE_ ANTIQUE - SHOW CAliS SHARE a boat SenSible, ex BY OWNER area, excellent cash flo\\, family room, patIO, Circle ST CLAIR SHORES ST ClaIr HIghway near penenced saIlors only All Land Contract terms drive $172,000 821-2222 ChOIce 2 bedroom condo - 2 GratIOt ApprOXimately 65 1965 T-BIRD - restored, TIred of hearIng about "potential?" See a house the fun, half the cost Very Many, many more houses 20:360EAST 8 MIle Road - 3 car private attached ga- • acres Land Contract looks and runs excellent, well eqUIpped 30' crUlsmg \\ here the potential is reahzed' Immaculate 3 bed- and lOcome properties bedrooms, 2 car garage, rage, 2 full and 2 half terms or WIlltrade for east all acceSSOrIes $2,000 851- (and occaslOn.Il racmg) room, 1-1/2 bath, center-entrance Colomal, In tru- available new roof and hot water baths, central air, flmshed SIde suburban IIlcome pro- 2385 sloop Perfect for famIly ly move-m conditIOn Large updated eat-Ill kitchen Century 21 East heater, remodeled kItchen, basement, prIVate patIO, perlies, Grosse Pomte re- Pnme St Clair ShOIes w!th bay wmdow, formal dmmg room, hvmg room 11G. CLUNKERS AND III the Village ullhty shed, Grosse Pomte custom drapes Sidence, etc Days 921- berth Half share $5,000, With fireplace, famIly room and half bath on fIrst JUNKEIIS ASK FOR BILL MASHlNJ School $34,500 393-0758 $96,000 5260, evenmgs 882-2220 $290 per month mclusIVe floor Recently redecorated With refinished hard- 881-7100 1975GREMLIN - unattrac- wood floors throughouts Central air condltlomng HALF duplex, Kelly and 882-9137, 774.3339 13H. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY! tIve but relIable Many 882-5277, 9 am -9 p m Flmshed basement 2 car garage With electnc opener Moross. 2-3 bedrooms, eUILDINGS new parts $300 881-5952 1965 CHRIS Craft, 28' open Low mamtenance bnck \11th alummum tnm, ACT QUICKLY LAKE FRONT HaM E 524.900 823-3967 GROSSE POINTE PARK HARPER Woods offIce 1974 PINTO - 4 speed still skIff Excellent condition, alum mum and vmyl storms HARPER Woods, Grosse 1398 NOTTINGHAM bUlldmg for sale, 4,400 fl runs, $250 or offer 884- shIp to shore, sounder, 60 ASKING PRICE $111,900 HARBOR BEACH Space for buyer's own of- Located on cove - 234' on PolOte schools, 3-4 bed- SpacIOus 5 bedroom home 2922 hours on nev. engme plus 885-7808 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 fice Excellent condition many extras 886-9162,eve- lake, furmshed $67,500 room bungalow,}I~ baths, priced 1Il the $50's Call to- LC terms 1974 FIREBIRD - rusted nmgs semJ-flmshed basement, day for detaIls out and beat up but stili GROSSE POINTE WOODS ANN ARBOR CONDO FlOrida room, central air, EARL KEIM runnmg $350 882-6017 ATTENTION 2' t car garage $56,900 BELL/SHORES Vlrgmla S Jeffnes, Realtor OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 2 bedroom -top floor, heated 881-9054 884-2520 882- Modern kitchen. JIm Fablck, formerly m Grosse Pomte real est.Ite 884-8874, 15040 Ea"t War Cleamng, \\iilXlng For Sale bj Owner m,my bUIlt illS Jo'ifilshed ren I has a lUXUriOUscondomllllUm for sale m Stratford All Type" Rl'flmshmg Three bedroom bnck carpeted hasement Place, a dlstmctlve complex of 75 umts m the 11K_ CAllS WANTED TO IUY Epo'\). F11)('rglas<;tng bungalow, I' 2 baths, Naturdl fireplace other 10 Year Experience liVing room, dining ('xtras $10') 000 Open southern area of Jo'ort Myel"'). Florida TOP $$ PAID room kItchen fml"h<'d hOlls(' Sunday 3 5 P m or 527-5605 25 NEWBERRY PLACE, FARMS ThiS 1,500square foot corner UnIt ha" t\l 0 bedroom;, For Junk, wreckl'd and un ba"emenl cu"lom h) appomtment 19693 wanted cars and truck., 100;' DI'>count \\1 Ith Ad two baths, hVlng-dlnmg room, famIly room and a deck. l' 2 car garagr FI('etwood 886 8001 121. 10AT DOCKAGE - !';]('ganl 1\\0 ';Ior) Cap<' Cod With lake vIew 150foot kitchen With all appliances AmenItIes mclude pool, BULL AUTO PARTS frontagl' Two .,torv foyer Tradlllonal 2 story $'j0,000 range Ca II & STORAGE clubhou"e and carport Thl::' lovely home overlooks 1l'l4-44Rll panel hbran \11th balcony and natural fIreplace Terri 81114{)7() 699 UNIVERSITY WANTI<~D one covcrrd or Chd rmlllg three bedroom a lake and gardens and ISadjacent to CyprE.'SSLakl' I WANT your beat up car Tv.0 flr"t floor bedrooms plus 2 up Also 2 room out"lde \\ell (ommcrclal LAHGE 4 BI<;rmOU!\1 Engh.,h - hvmg room With CountryClub It IS 20 mmutes to the Gulf beaches BIll 372-ljllll4 Days only .,UltP 4t t bath~ FlI'St floor laundry room Flonda or pnvate li Chns Craft Grosse POinte ranch, 'l flreplacr, formal dmmg at Sambel, Captiva and Estero Island room Tv.0 nalllral flreplaces Over 6,000 square WANTED L Van, 1'l1l0 thru room. family room With 311-11146 fel'l I car garage An excepllonal home for the car garagr, 2 hath~ 1982, automatic v.Ith low hulll ms, n('wer kitchen The pnce IS $72,900 WIth owner fmanclng If deSIred I 13. ilEAL ESTATE - dl.,cnmmatmg Imyl'r move-m condition fln- miles 551-11q7 I GENEIIAL , Ished ba"ement, secur \lllh eat-m "pacc, newer Please write JIm Fablek for photos and more de Ity system, covered baths 881-7154 tails Address 6611 Cypress Lake Drive VI- mton FOR OPEN house - Apnl6, 12 4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 patiO, privacy yard THREE Bedroom Colomal, 203, Fort Myers, Florida 33907 pm 3451HaverhIll, 4 hPd-I' Ask for Mary Ugorov. 1'2 baths, family room, CLASSIFIED ADS room, 3 ha th~, excellent WALKER REALTY, LTD. 886.0920 SkI, Earl Kelm - flrpplaee, Grosse Pomte CALL 882.6900 conditIOn $35,'lOO881-0.189,i Lakeshore 777 (1700 Woods, $79,900 882.4379 Thursday, April 3, 1986 Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 20F. ROOFING SERVICE lJll COMME RCIAI PROPERlY 19 MOVING AND STORAGE 20E. HOME IM'1I0VEMENT 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT If> PETS FOR SAtE 111 G£NERAl SERVICE 20£. HOME IMPIIOVEMENT IlUltOIHGS ALL home repaIrs and ALL CUSTOM FLAT roofs, rubber, GERMAN Shepherd pups, HAULING' Garage tear MOVERS WORLD COMMERCIAL LEASE m-Haul Company, Inc ) KELL Y remodeling needs Call for HEMODELING shingles, gutters, new- Atlractive storefront may be pure bred, $50 each 839- downs, construction repair. CommerCial-resi- debris, concrete, dirt, Every service available fori BUILDING CO. a free estimate Grosse • KItchens' Bathrooms used as Doctor's office or 2092 Pomte Ieferen(e~ 886- • Replacement Wmdows dential Licensed 822.3641 agency 1,500 square feet garage and basement local Intra-Interstate mov- D C Kl<:LLY BUlLDEH YORKIE pups - beautiful, junk, brush. Can remove 109 Free estimates Call • Quahly Remodeling 2176 • Rec Rooms ROOFING repairs, chimney, Parking available Prime A K C, females, males, • AdditIons • Dormers screens, basement leaks, location near Nme Mile - or move almost anythmg East Jefferson Movmg and • Andersen Heplacemenl also, parakeet babIes 372- Dave Wassenaar, 823.1207 Storage Windows and Dool ~ ALL CARPENTRY • CommerCIal Renovations plaster repaIrs Handy- Kelly area Call Schultes 2055 AND CONTRACTING Quahty Work at man work Insured. Real Estate - 881-8900 TELEVISION RepaIr 10 12001E Jefferson • Additions of all types 823-5621 • Cu<;tom Garage!:> BlIlldmg repau's of dll klllds Red~onable Pnces Seaver's 882-0000. GERMAN Shepherd pup home serVice, all makes Down fmancmg 14 REAL ESTATE WANTED Grand Victor ChampIOn Lock~, door;" dl ywall. cClI- o and models, $1250 IJlus RELIABLE Pomte resident 882-3463 lOgS Pamtmg. mterlOl- AvaIlable 20G. CUPET CLEANING Sabre's Ime. Also, tramed parts. 372-9180 With movmg van wtll move LlCl<:N~ED & INSURED Call now for free estimate DETROIT HOUSES ONLY 9 month dog, guaranteed extenOl, fl ee estlmate,> GENERAL mamtenance- large or small quantities ------QualIfied Construcl1on Corp All cash for your equity No Doctor Sam's Shepherd's INSURED LIcensed Bruce Bdkel', EXPERT CARPET inspections, repairs or red (517) 337-2504, (5m 332. all mtenor, extenor work 882-6068 Llcen~ed/lnsured From pamtIng to clean-up Bob 882-1968or 822-4400 CORNERSTONE 774 2390 CLEANING tape Immediate deposit, 1155 GROSSE POINTE CONST. CO. MASTERCRAFT Truck Mount Extraction fast closmg Bill, 886-2920 HADLEY HOME SQUIERS ASSOCIATES If you lose me MOVING & Kitchens - Custom DC!:>lgn HOMES INC. ReSidential & CommerCial 772-8570 18A. CAli PET INSTALLATION Fdmll~ Boom;, IMPROVEMENT or fmd me KIT(,HE~ - BA'l'HHOOl\lS LIVING ROOM 2750 STORAGE I \\JlldO\\ Replacemenl;, HOOF HEPAmS INC, & HALL CASH JERRY'S CARPET , ('ommer( lal Ht'modellllg Furmture Cleamng LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE I Intenor/Extenor WEATIIEHSTRIPP ING COI\lPLE1'.1': FOR HOMES SERVICE WALL REPAIRS HEMODELING DAVE TEOLIS 779-&tll • Large & Small Jobs I AdditIOn" FamIly Owned & Operated Serving Area Since 1938 InstallatIOn . repairs, all • Pianos (our specialty> I Cu~tom and Quahty ..th'.av~ PAINTING SERVICE STIEBER REALTY kInds In.home sales, • Appliances LICENSED I\ND IN~UIU:D WALLPAPEHING Kitchen Baths Warehouse pnces Over 20 LICENSED AND INSURED AdditIOns-Porches STEAM CARPET 775-4900 • Antiques JH.I LAETHEM years expenence 776~ FREE ESTIMATES a829310 979-8156 Attlc/Rec Rooms CLEANING Alummum Sldmg/Tnm $6 50 Per Average Room QUALIFIED family seekmg CARPET LAYING 822-4400 3 bedroom, 1I~ bath home NEW AND OLD MODERNIZATION CALANDRA Guttel s/Down Spouts 3 Room Mmlmum Storm Windows/Doors Resldenllal - CommerCial In Grosse Pomte Woods StaIrs Carpeted Shifted John Stemmger M.T. CHARGOT CONSTRUCTION Will pay up to $93,000 RepaIrs of All Types Bob Breltenbecher Hootmg/Shlngles/Hot Tar SOFA - $22 50 MPSC L-I9675 BUILDING CO. • Garage Ial<,mg frammg Alummum Sldmg and CHAIR/SOFA - $5 00 Please call Mr or Mrs We II run your ad ALSO i Harrell, 775 0793 Licensed &. Insured PERSO~:.'\LL Y DESTG"lFD • Cement en' ~'\':l' s Cutl('r Clf'amng DHAPES cleared FREEII CAkPETlNCr, VINiL I Fences/Repalr~ of all kinds THREE-four bedroom HARDWOOD For Your ProtectIOn I * Kitchen - AttiCS • Porches, tuck pomllOg 10 our plant 882-6900 Samples Shown m HERCULES * Basements-Porches Quahty 10 matel'lal and Licensed and Insured Other cleaning services Harper Woods ranch, 886-0520 Grosse Pointe schools, Will Your Home * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms WOIkmanshlp available Walls, wmdows, trade lovely St Clair BOB TRUDEL MOVING CO. I Outdoor deck envIronments LIcensed - InsUJed gutters, sldmg 16A ADOPT A PET LOCAL MOVERS CUSTOM CRAFTED CITY WIde Door Co, Inc FREE ESTIMATES Shores 3 bedroom tn.level, 774-7590 days, 294-5896eves JOSEPH CommItment to excel- ---mrOSSE POINTE • Insured I * Cabmets - Formica pool, frUit trees, family FIREMAN - carpet mstall. 774-5608 lence. sales, serVice, m- 527-0810 1 ANIMAL CLINIC • ReSidentIal I * Wood\\orkmg-trlm work room, 2 l attached garage, er WIth 10years expeflence stallatlOn ReSIdentIal, 2 baths 772-4087 ThIS week we have female • CommerCial * Replacement Wmdows SHORES IDE Carpet Clean- - dvallable for mstallatlon • Office InterIor - ExterIor Doors K. LAFATA commel Cldl, mdustrwl Shepherd mIxed pup, * gardge doors, entry doors, 109, profeSSIOnal carpet is IlUSINESS OPJOORTUNITIES or repalrs - reasonable • Pohte, Tramed Personnel FULLY LICENSED AND Chimney Hepalr!:>& Screens brown and black. lovmg I storm doors ElectriC door c1eamng Work guarante- personahty rates 882-8142 • Servmg Grosse Pomte, INSURED BrIck RepaIrs, Tuckpomtmg, ed Fully Insw-ed Free Es- FRANCHISE busmess lo- DetrOit suburbs GENERAL HOME REPAIR Gutter!>, Gutter cleanlllg, openers, radIO controls Young, adult, female Sheep- Call 77!l-5700 timates Call 775-3450, 24 cated In St. Clair Shores dog - black and whIte RELIABLE CARPET VERY REASONABLE Free EstImates - 882-6842 Roof repaIrs hours for sale Gross over Sales and installatIon, 3 year FREE ESTIMATES Very friendly Call 822- RATES 20F. ROOFING SEIIVICE $232,000 Owner works 15 guarantee, $2 a yard All CALL 5707. FREE ESTIMATES LETO Bl'ILDI:\G 884-8648 K-CARPET hours per week Net over types of repairs and reo CO\1PA:\\' A:\D GET $40,000.Sale price $119,500 18 GENERAL SEIIVICE stretching done Paddmg 881-1911 HADLEY HOME CLEANING "CALLING US WILL BE OL'R PRICE BAKER Broker reply to. Box C45, available Deal dIrect and ASPHALT A:\D CONTRACfORS IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Grosse Pointe News, 99 WATER save $$$ THE BEST MOVE YOU'LL EVER MAKE' FIBERGLASS ModermzatlOn • AlteratIOns INC. CARPET SPECIALISTS Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 773-4022 ROOFI:\G. 20 YEARS • AddItIOns • Fanulv PROTECTION MPSC, Pendmg COMPLETE Farms, MI 48236 move dirt, rocks and lac. CHIMNEY AND FIIIEPl.CE WARRA,\TY Rooms • Kitchens & Hee 882-0688 ICE cream truck for sale or "~'AIRICLEANING 882-:1222 ROOFING SERVICE broken concrete for protec- 20. 'IANO SEIlVICE reatJon Area~ COMMERCIAL & SPRING SpeCial - carpet lease Be Independent tion agamst flooding Irri- F1REPLACES, wood stoves, JAMES BAKER c1eamng $25 hVlng room choose your own territory' RESIDENTIAL gation and landscape con- 011flues cleaned Caps and PIANO TUNING and repair ADDITIONS DECKS 886 5044 Tear-off - shampoo and nnse Small investment can tractor. James Rhodes screens installed Insured, Complele plano service by B'\THROOMS FENCE - profe<;slOnal m Pamtlng and plaster work produce large earnings Reshmgle 526-9505,343-0989 no mess ProfeSSIOnal certIfIed techmclan Whv not KI1 CIIEN~ stallatlOn or repdlr Wood, Hot Tar 372'()771 Complete hoe of ice cream Master Sweep have someone locally do HANDYMAN WIth truck WINDOWS PORCHES chamlmk or vmyl Gates Roll Roofmg 20H. PAINTINGIDECORATING products available at #'l80 your work? DaVId Hughe!>, Clean basements, garages, CERTIFIED COMMERCIAL mdde any ~Ile Vents wholesale prices Rainbow Coachhght Chimney Sweep 882-8705 REI\IODELIf\G STEVE'S FENCE 882-3650 Street Vending Products, any hauling, odd Jabs Tree Company Guttels MICHAEL'S serVIce, gutter c1eanmg COMPLETE PIANO sen Ice LICE/\,SED & INSURED Repalls 841-6227 EASTLAND PAINTING & Bob - 885-6227 885-3733 Tumng, rebUlldmg. refm ALUMINUM Llcen~ed and Insured MEDICAL practices wanted Ishmg Member Plano Tech- GUY DeBOER PRODUCTS 886-0520 REFINISHING with parllcular mterest in SPRING SPECIAL mClans Gulld Zech-Brn.sner 881 6U'iI 885 4624 THE PHONE ROOFING Grosse POinte ReSident primary care practices Reduced c1eamng prIces un- 731-7707 Siding. trim, roofmg, seam 885-6766 til April 30th Complete PIANO SERVICES - Tumng less gUllers, storm doors SPECIALIST Interior-Exterior Service CONNECTOR masonry repairs, also, I D&L Painting & Plastermg 1 f> PETS FOR SAlE Installation and Service and repaIr Quahfled techm and wmdows. ralhngs, alu dampers, caps and clan FleXIble hours Reas- HOME SERVICE COMPLETE ROOFING Antlqumg and Varmshmg Residential/Business mmum shutters. porch en SERVICE Slnppmg and Stalnmg Systems screens onable rdtes R8I8276 Pamtmg, mlenor - ex closures Free eOUIteous YORKIES - AKC. One male STATE LICENSED- tel lOr Remodehng, Ne'W roofs, tear-offs, flat Complete Kitchen Refinishing and female Champion 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE 20A. SEWING MACHINE estImates roofs, roll roofmg, new Insured - Free Estimates INSURED SERVICE kItchens bathrooms Office/Showroom lines. Health guaranteed. J & J CHIMNEY SWEEPS All home mamtenance vents Gutters cleaned and References 296-3658,after 6 p.m 822-8242 TUNE-Up Special, 10 your 29315 Harper repaired year round 885-3230 331-6138 LIcensed ,Ind msured S C S 7740460 77 -1 home Cleaned, 011,adjust Free estimates Satls INSTANT SERVICE INTERIORS HOME VETERINARY EXPERIENCED handymen - carpentry, plumbmg, COACHUGHT CHIMNEY tension $1495 Parts ex- fachon guardnteed DOUGLAS SHAW ALL WORK GUARANTEED BY DON & LYNN SERVICE tra 885-7437 286-3422 382 1464 ROOFING SPECIALIST • Husband-WIfe Team Complete health and dental electrical No job too SWEEP COMPANY HOME RENOVATION small References Geor- DAVID !HrCRACKIN • Wallpapermg care 201 ElECTlIlCAl SUVICE Remodelmg or RepaIrs glos and ChriS Gemmatas, MICHIGAN STATE Almost Any Need Done - 775-2802 • Pamting HOUSE CALLS LICENSE #5154 , PHONE: 77-MOBIL 772-Q9'%l JOANNA WESTERN Kitchen, Bath, Rec ROOFS AND DECKS • MetICulous CERTIFIED #280 CUSWORTH • Insured r:f" Paul. Michael Turkal, I WINDOW SHADES Rooms, ~Ipt;ary,. ,~mal1 16 PHS' FOR SAlE No Mesli • Insured EJ,..ECTRIC & Jobs Welcome Quality Is DOWNSPOUTSGUTTERS and • 0 ver 20 Years E xpenence. DVM Complete SUPPLY,I:-lC \1'\1 "11\ 1'1EEl.. BLI'\!l h. \l I \l \'\\ FIrSt Call 885-5253 Gutters Cleaned and Flushed QUALITY PUPPIES Chimney Care SERVING 885-2633 CHAMPIONS THE GROSSE POINTES JAMES LEAMON New and RepaIr Work (We have a new number) TOY POODLES STUD SERVICE TO 885-3733 • APRICOT SINCE 1965 LIcensed and Insured I QUALITY - craft-painting APPROVED BITCHES .l COMPANY REDS • aLACK • ResIdential - CommerCial ADVANCEMAINTENANCE - mtenor - extenor spe- A K C REGISTERED • Radio Dispatched Wood Decks' Replacement 17319East Warren \ clahsts - repaIr work - YORKSHIRES SAFE FLUE GRA TOP • WARDING f Doors & Windows • • Emergency ServIce 884-9512 guaranteed - references SALES AND SERVICE I SCHNAUZER tI • GROOMING CHIMNEY SWEEP SENIOR CITIZEN Basements • PalOlmg • ROOFING - SIDING _ - free estimates - tn- DISCOUNT 15011 KERCHEVAL 824-0852 TRIM AND GUTTERS sured John, 526-6536 EaSl 0 A Ie> • In Ihc Par .. J • Glumney Cleamng • Caps and Screens TU 5 6000 822.7979 Storm wmdows and doors WALLPAPER 886-4448 __ C:O'~d Mond~~ _ Replacement wmdows and REMOVAL Installed IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 doors ModIfied roofmg • Mortar and Damper 15215MACK, 33633 HARJlER AVENUE HOURS 9 OOA M TO (0 OOP M membranes 10 year flat BY JEFF ST ClAIR SHORES. MI .. 8082 CLOSED SUNDAY & HOllOAYS Repair DETROIT 48224 roofs Ice back-up prob- • Ammal Removal LICENSED INSURED lems solved • Custom Pamtmg Also • Low Rates lGA. ADOPT A PH RON VERCRUYSSE CO 16A ADOPT A PEl CertIfied Master WADE'S ELECTRIC 774-3542 779-5235 775-2927 Sweep COMPANY, LIcensed Insured TOM TREFZER WHITEY'S INCORPORATED 882-5169 ALL PRO • Wallpapermg Why FAST 24 HOUR • Intenor P~l1ntmg ProfeSSIOnal roofs, gutters, • Reasonable Prices 18f INSUlUION SERVICE sldmg New/repaIred Not Rea,>onabte. rehable 15 • Good Work STOP heat leaks Insula bon, 884-9500 year<; experIence LIcens- • Call - no job too small window repairs, sealing COLVILLE ed - Insured John WII- 774-0414 Handyman work Experl' Adopt! ELECTRIC CO. hams WALLPAPER enced. Insured Seaver's 885-5813 882-0000 Ranges, Dryers, SerVIces, REMOVAL 18G. WASKERIDIlYEIlI Doorbells EXPERT REPAIRS Bnng love and laughler lOto your hearts and homes APPLIANCE REPAIRS BYTIM VIOLATIONS Speclallzmg 10 quahty custom work at afforclable pncE''> GUTTERS Mdny homeless ammals are waltlng 10be chosen by you CALL GEORGE FAST EMERGENCY I DORMERS' ADDITIONS • ATRlUl\l~ • Low Rates SERVICE I . SCREENED PORCH.1'~S ROOFING • Best Prices Around Vlslllhe NUTTO APPLIANCE 911 0 KITCHE:\S • BATHROOMS 771-4007 Washer and Dryer Service I 774 - • RECREATION ROOillS SMALL JOBS Sales I S & J ELECTRIC I . WOOD DECKS' COMPLETE JOB START 774-9651 GREAT WESTERN Anti Cruelty Association We sell rebUIlt washers : ResIdential-CommercIal i ~ - TO FINI'3H - LARGE, OR SMALL PAINTING and dryers I No J~l~~mall , ,. JOHN D. SIMON Great Western Pamtlng of- 13569Joseph Campau Hamtramck R.D. PRIEST BUILDERS, INC. 445-0776 I 778-1028 -- 773-6986 fers the ultimate 10 resi- 891-7188 MARTIN I GROSSE POINTE 881-8019 Roofmg, Caulkmg, dential pamtmg We offer LET GEORGE DO IT I ELECTRIC ROCHESTER 652-2255 \o\-eatherstnpplOg, RepaIrs the best In preparation be- or APPLIANCE REPAIR LICENSED -- I:-.lSURED fore pamtmg to give long SERVICE COMPANY I MASTER REI\10DELER<; • RESIDE"ITIAL • rOl\IMERCIAL lastmg results We also use Washer • Dryer • Refngera I Guaranteed work • Low ~ .. .. ALL ROOF LEAKS the finest matenals. Great The tion • ElectrICal • DIsh- Western people are quali- washer, etc pnces' No job too small' ,I Shmgles, flat roofs, rubber ty minded and courteous. No Service Charge if VIOlatIOnscorrected' Free ****************) 1 I roofs 10 year guarantee Oakland Humane Society esbmates Gary Martm I ~ pI'LAAINSTI~G, RESIDE:'olTIAL ~ I gutte~s_ hcensed 757-7232' All at reasonable rates Repaired ~' TUU;\;G COl\1\1ERCIAL"l' ~-==---,-----~I Call today for free estl- 19601Mt Etllott near 7-Mlle Guaranteed Parts & Service 882 -2007 i ~ S;-'O\\ REl\TOVAI. ~ mates 839-5154 892-7822 885-1762 QUALITY electncal work.] ~ r7"\ { \.:~ ~ ! PYRAMID eo Stults/Since 1965 low pflCes 884-6390 ~ 'J-'E.'l../E:.ction -..' ~ I ROOFING MELIN'S PAINTING Intenor & Extenor HIG WASHER/DRVERI lliG WASHER/OliVERI L1CENSrm I Re Roofmg AJOPlIANCE IlE'AIRS I APl'lIANCE IIE'AIIIS l-te /' ~ Patchmg, Plastenng, ELECTRICAL ~ :D t . ~ I Tear Offs Stucco, Varmshlng KELM CONTRACTOR ~ E.co'ta Lng INC""l' RepaIr Wmdow Glazmg & Caulkmg Floor laymg, sandmg, refm. ~ ~ I VentilatIOn Wallpapermg Hlghe~t quahly Loy,est ~ COMPLETE HOME l\IODEHNIZA 110:\ ""l' I 'r eM Round Service Ishmg Expert in stam Old I Wallpapenng Sale In home floors a specialty We also prlce'\ Free e'\tlmalc'\ I ~ Free (",tlmate'\ ~ ~ Area references Semor Free Estlmates 184011': \Varren 884-1;140 ~ I cItizens dl'\count Free reflnIsh bamsters i ~ Reasonable Pnce FACTORY TRAINED MASTER ELECTRIC I ~ DetrOIt MI ';822'; ')216473 ""l' I estlmate~ LIcensed 535-7256 References, Good Work SERVICEMAN G & G FLOOR CO 978762,') , **************** I and ll1~ured I MELIN 759.5099 Floor sandmg profec;slOnalIy 20C. TV AND IIAOIO 778-0900 FOR done Dark stalmng and fm ltE'AIII Ishmg All \\ork guaranteed Free esllmates References T.V. REPAIR I KITCHEN AIDE - SUBZERO 88S 02'i7 All makes, 22 years expert. I ence Licensed Semor I IC THERMADOR - SCOTSMAN PROFESSIONAL floor sand' ERIITO ALSO SERVICE TO OTHER MAKES 109 and fmlshmg Free esll specIals mat('~ W Abraham 754 756-8317 ii CONSTRUCTION CO. ; .~,! .. ALL TYPES OF CEMENT WORK .. ADDITIONS FIND US FAST IN THE COLOR TV. HI-FI, STERI',O .. DRIVEWAYS .. KITCHENS .. GARAGES .. PATIOS MICHIGAN BELL GROSSE POINTE 19. MOVING AND STOIIAGE 885-6264 I .. ROO~ING .. BAICK & BLOCK WORK ANTENNAS I YELWWPAGES ----MOVIN<1"if- -- Prof6<;slonl,IBasement Waterproofmg HERTZIPENSKE T V repaIr Fa'\l, friendly I We Stop LlHIks Guarsnt6edf TRUCK RENTAL servIce. low prIce LIcens- .$10 SERVICE CALL WITH THIS AD LOCAL AND ONE WAY ed Gary 882-{)865 I NO TIME LIMIT STORAGE AVAILABLE 20E HOME IM'1I0VEMUT I ASK ABOUT WE LOAD- ; YOU DRIVE LETO BUlLDJNG CO I J.n HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE 11850 E JEFFERSON SINCE 1911 822-4402 CUSTOM BUILDING REMODELING 527-0470 CLASSIFIED ADS REC ROOMS .OWNED & OPERATED BY JACK DOMPlERRE KITCHENS CALL 882.6900 882-3222

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Thursday, April 3, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C 20H CEMENT AND BRICI( 201 lANOSCA"NGI 101 LAHDSCA'INGI 20H PAllHlNGIDECORATING 20H. 'AINTINGIDECDRATlNG 20K. TIlE WORK lOP WATERPROOFING 10S CARPEPnER WORK SNOW REMOVal SHOW II£MOVAL LAWN Cutting - cUlling, DESIGNS BY O'GORMAN PAUL'S TILE CO SEAWALLS and lakewalls, AMERICAN FIVE Seasons Professional GROSSE POINTE ALTERATIONS - Moderni- Lawn service Contracts trlmmm~, edgmg, bag- HOME OR BUSINESS Installers of ceramic and new and repairs Call even- BASEMENT zatIOn, all building needs ging Most houses $6-$10 CONTRACTORS Bachman Pamters, wall- mosaic tile, quarry, lOgS, 822-1201 from $8 weekly. Referen- rough to finish in all ces. Power raking, fertlliz- Chalfonte area In Farms EXPERT WALLPAPERING papel'lng and total main- pavers, and marble TESTA CEMENT WATERPROOFING trades only (within 4 blocks) 885- INSTALLATION OF ALL tenance Insured Systems for heavy traffiC, mg, tree service, firewood Low Prices Free Estimates GUY DE BOER 839-2001 5971 TYPES OF WALLCOVERING 521-6594 or contmuous underwater CO., INC. All Work Guaranteed LICENSED EXPERIENCED Lawn Ser- REAUME'S quality pamt- exposure Servmg The Pomtes Licensed Insured COLLEGE student, full lawn 885.8155 WORK GUARANTEED weekly service Guaran- Vice, Weekly Cuttmg FREE ESTIMATES Ing and wallpapenng 881-6651 885.4624 822-7137 824.1326 For 39 Years BOB 526-9288 teed, good work at lowest Quality, Reliability, INSURED Eastside 296 3175, West Driveways, garage floors, ------lOT PLUMBING AND Reasonable Rales 2 Col- Side 399.2549 HEATING prices. Free estimates Michael Satmary Jr CERAMIC fiLE patios, porches CAPIZZO CON ST. Tom 777-()184 lege Students/Grosse EXPERT BATHROOMS KITCHENS Garage Stralghtemng BASEMENT POinte Residents Free Es- JOHN'S PAINTING LIC #18560INS WATERPROOFING EMIL THE RELIABLE timates Brad 88.'}-5862 Intenor-Extenor Specializ- 10 Years ExperIence LANDSCAPING INC PAINTING Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES WALLS STRAIGHTENED PLUMBER ing in repairmg damaged INTEHIOR-EXTEHIOR A dependable company that GROSSE POinte Fireman Heasonable Rates 881-1016 AND REPLACED SPECIALIZING IN does lawn care Tom, 331- plaster, dry-wall and Work performed 10 thorough, ------DONE RIGHT really cares about your DRYWALL PAINTING • Kitchens • Bathrooms 0703 cracks, peelmg pamt, wm- plOfesslOnal manner, ex- CHAS F. JEFFREY 10 YEAR GUARANTEE lawn. MICHAEL 823-0220 o Laundry room and vlOlatlons dow puttying and caulkmg. perienced Reference~ MASON CONTRACTOR LICENSED INSURED - Weekly lawn cuttmg (in- wallpapering Also, pamt CERAMIC hie - bathroom~, • Old and new work cluding edgmg, trimming, TODD'S 886-4842 LICENSED - INSURED TONY 885.0612 old aluminum sldmg All kitchens, leakmg shower • Bnck. Block. Stone :----::-_ Free Estimates sweeping> LANDSCAPING work and material guaran- pans and repairs 521.1508 Bill, Master Plumber - Sprmg clean ups, weed- FERTILIZING, CUTIING 0&0 o Cement Work MIKE GEISER (Son of Emil) teed Heasonable Grosse CERAMIC tile - resldentJal mg, shrub tnmmmg, other EDGING, TRIMMING Pomte references Free PAINTING SERVICE • Waterproofmg CEMENT CONT. baSIC yard work Quality lawn care at an af- jobs and repairs 15 years o Tuck Pomtmg f 882-0029 Pamtmg - lntenor, extenor fordable pnce SatisfactIOn Estimates expenence 7764097, 776- • Patios of any kmd Speclallzmg in Waterproo - - 8 Years experience Wall washing, reasonable guaranteed each and every 776-9439 7113, Andy PORCHES AND ALL 109 and Outside City VIOla- - Most modern eqUipment rates ~'ree e"tlmates, dls, BRICK WORK tlOns FRANK R. - Call for free estimate week For a free estimate WOOD counts aVdllable Insured 20M •. AsrHAlT WOIIK A SPECIALTY Free Estimates 884-5405 please call All work guaranteed WEIR TODD KILGUS 343 0559 REFINISHING C&J ASPHALT 882-1800 881-6000 SPRING CLEAN-UP STRIP STA1N VARNISH 839-0264 Improve the value of your PLUMBING, HEATING, And lawn maintenance, one JOHN BOY'S Duplicate EXlstmg Flmsh Or home With a profeSSIOnal CAPIZZO CONST. R.L. STREMERSCH SEWERS AND DRAINS time or all season Reason- LAWN SERVICE IN'I'E:HlOH AND extel'LOI BASEMENT Expenenced college student Colors to Match job Over 20 years servmg QUALITY WORK WATERPROOFING able K1tchen cabmets. bathroom p,unllng alld papel'lhang Grosse Pomte m driveways ALL TYPES OF BOILER SPECIALISTS JIM 884-6685 LOW RATES vamtJes, rec-Iamlly room 1I1~ j{Cd:,ulldlHe I die!>, Ju and sealing Parkmg lots Cr.;M~NT, BHILI\ AND Walls RepaIred JOH~ 822-,),,8 paneling, doors, tnm and ~Cdr., cxpCllCncc Hd) Bdl repaired !:' ree esumau~!> BLOCK WORK Straightened SPRINKLER REPAIRS SOD LAWN service weekly cut- now:,k) 1722192dfter u p m d d Replaced moldmgs Owner/supervisor Refer- Garages raised an set own All Work Guaranteed 885.n11 GREEN THUMB tmg Free estJmates Licensed InsUi ed ences mcluded ana In- on new ratwall and floor 884-7139 Sprmg clean-up 881-5537 SEA VER'S Palntmg Waterproofmg -,.- 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS References Free EstJmates surance RICK 839-7033 LAWN SERVICE Plaster, masonry repalr!>, CALL ANYTIME LICENSED & INSURED CHARLES F JEFFREY Smce 1925 PRESTIGE PAINTING CO Full serVice, experlCnced carpenll y }{easonable, re- 773-8087 Keith Danielson POWER RAKING DAVID ROLEWICZ K C 884-5336. MIke 882- 296-7386 778-5025 ferencc!> Ten years ex- 20N. CEMENT AND BIIICK TONY 885-0612. Baseme~~':rproofmg Licensed Master Plumber SPRING CLEANUP penence 8B2-()OOO 1702 WOIIK • Underpm footmgs TONY $9 SINGLE ROLL MIKE GEl SER • Cracked or caved-m walls LAWN SERVICE YOUNG'S PAINTING MAC'S R.L. STREMERSCH CEMENT • 10 year guarantee The Master Plumber CAREFREE LAWN CUSTOM PAINTING SERVICE CEMENT CONTRACTOR (Son of Emil) CONTRACTOR Licensed Insured SERVICE SPRING CLEAN-UP WALL PAPER Intenor-ExterlOr Cement No lob too small New and Complete yard work, lawn, ALL TOM 331-0703 REMOVAL Hesldentla i-Com mercia I Dnveways WATERPROOFING I Basement leaks stop- repairs, VIOlations shrub and tree tnmmlng, PaJntmg-Paper Hangmg DRIVEWAYS PATIOS ped, fully guaranteed LA WN cuttmg, soddmg, PLASTERIDRY ALL Patios I .!llJ-Jl111 etc Reasonable rates, WALKS, STEPS,' Licensed C E G Con. power rakmg, shrub trim- REPAIR Stammg-Varmshmg Bnckwork oualltv servICe Call Tom Insured Basement Waterproofmg TUCK POINTING structlOn 757-7232 COMPLETE PLUMBING ming Qua1Jty work at rea- 7764429 St Clair Shores SERVICE 521-1988 884-2625 Jim 372-4365 Steps NO JOB TOO SMALL sonable pnces 775-1733 200. 'LASTER WORI( 839-7852 DEVRIES LANDSCAPE QUALITY PAINTING Tuck Pomtmg FREE estimates Weekly PAINTI NG /Wallpapermg No Job too small FREE ESTIMATES GORDON BLACKWELL, New work, repairs, renova- SERVICE SERVICE lawn mowmg. Insured Wmter, Sprmg, Summer, Fall Quality work Heasonable Free estJmates 881.6000 tailored repairs, cracks tions, water heaters, sewer Bob's Lawn Service 497- cleaning, code Violations WE DO IT ALL INTERIOR- rates Bob, 881-7323, 884- 5784 5518 SPECIALlING IN ANDY'S MASONRY AND ehmlnated Reasonable! Licensed master plumber, • Sprmg Clean-up EXTERIOR CHIMNEY REPAIR Guaranteed 20years Grosse all work guaranteed BOB'S LAWN SERVICE • Power Raking 20 years profeSSIOnal DRIVEWAYS AND Pomte Clean and prompt 201. WAll WASHING ELECTRIC Free Estimates • Shrub Trlmmmg experIence All masonry, brick, weather- 821-7051 293-9242 BASEMENT proofmg repairs Specla1Jz-, ;....-~----:::-:=~:- PIPE THAWING Weekly - Lawn mowmg o Gardemng MATT FLETCHER K MAINTENANCE Company 109 m tuck pomtmg and PLAST~RING,DRy\y~, Tnmmmg - edgmg • Soddmg 4151 Buckmgham 886-6102 WATERPROOFING \\ all \\ a!>hmg floor clean 109 small jobs Licensed, in- ceramIc tile, tuck pomtmg, DECKARD Fully Insured • FertJllzmg and \\Jxmg f"ree estimates 884-7139 GROSSE POINTE sured Reasonable Free stucco, 30 years ex- PLUMBING CO. Citywide Phone 497-5784 o Lawn maintenance, etc 882-0688 J.W. KLEINER estimates 881-0505, 882. penence, free estimates. 3006 Guaranteed. Call Valen- • Bathrooms Remodeled RESOURCE PAINTER'S INC. CEMENT CONTRACTOR • VIOlatIOns Corrected For your free estimate GROSSE POINTE fireman tmo, 372-3462 CEMENT - BRICK - STONE • All Types of InstallatlOns ENGINEERING CALL 885-8193 Paintmg - mterlOr-exterior, Will do wall washmg 821- MASONRY Work tuck- PatIOS, walks, porches and Repairs LANDSCAPE SERVICE paper hangmg and panel- 2984 Richard D. Siaine steps, dTlvewa~s pollltmg, chimney's, por- ALL PLASTER • Free estimates • Weekly Mowing & Edging mg Free estimates cheer- ches, brick" ork, pre-cast 2OJ. WINDOW WASHING Flagstone repaIr REPAIRS • All Work Guaranteed • Fertil1zing LANDSCAPING fully gIVen Licensed and Tuck pollltmg, patchmg steps, concrete repairs BRUCE CLEMENS MASTER LIC INSURED • Power Raking CONTRACTOR Insured K-WINDOW Neat. reasonable, referen- MASTER PLASTERER STEVE 885-0406 • Sodding 882-9234 BASEMENT ces Seaver's 882-0000 • Hedging LAWN MAINTENANCE 882-0005 GRASS POWER-RAKING MIKE'S PAINTING CLEANING WATERPROOFING PLUMBING REPAIRS • Spring Clean.up Special L. VERBEKE CALL AFTER 5 P.M. Will Beat Any Previous Bid. SPRING CLEAN-UP InterIOr-ExterIOr COMPANY SPECIALIZING IN Bnck & Cement Work & SHRUB TRIMMING Wallpapenng Speclallzmg Storms, screens, gutters, PLASTERING and drywall Free Estimates SMALL JOBS Chimneys - Steps - Porches repairs Texturmg and SEWER CLEANING References available FERTILIZER PACKAGES In repairs, loose plaster, alummum cleaned In- Cement Patchmg & Reasonable Rates For All cracks, peeling pamt, wm- sured Free eslJmates FREE ESTIMATES stucco Insured Pete Taor- For Details call between 9-5 COMPETITIVE LICENSED Tuckpomtmg mma 469-2967 Mike Potter - Llc Ralph 821-4900 dows puttJed and caulked 882-0688 Basement Leaks - 882-1558 RATES Reasonable prICes and ho- 882-0717 SPECIALIZING m repairs LANDSCAPING LICENSED & INSURED Cement Work HEATING/Cooling Tom nest. References WINDOW Cleamng - rea- Free Estimates Clean, prompt service Spnng & Fall Clean Up sonable rates, free esti- HAROLD Trueman 881-2271 Instal- 527-8073 885-0377 Call 777-8081 anytime 30 Years Experience Grosse Pomte references Desl$n service mates 372-4961 CHAUVIN Free estImates LOUIS lations, 24 hour serVice, RecondItioning GIOVANNI SACCO evening appomtments LAWN & GARDEN DECORATING SERVICE WINDOW Washmg - rea CEMENT CONTRACTOR 885.5263 Blackwell, 839-3440 Edging - Trimmmg ALL TYPE OF available. Energy man- New Shruhbery MAINTENANCE Painting, wallpapering. sonable rates Home or agement., custom sheet _ Weekly cuttmg stammg, wallpaperremov- busmess Call 882.7612 CEMENT WORK PLASTERING aependable' .- -- -- FREE ESTIMATES metal work Keep my Quality Servtce Spnng clean-up aI, patchmg, caulkmg. In- GROSSE Pomte Fireman • Walks • Dnves • Porches • Patios. Waterproofmg PAUL number handy CALL 772-9195 FertIlizmg • Power Rake sured and licensed italian will do wmdow washmg Journeyman • Pre-cast Steps FOR Hedge/Shrub Trlmmlllg 821-2984 445-0247 BOB DUBE semi-monthly garden care 264-7579 978-2448 • Tuck Pomtmg CLASSIFIED ADS BASIC LAWN CARE PLUMBING and HEATING 5 years 10 the Pomtes SQUEAKY Clean Mamte- • Chimney RepaIr PLASTING and Drywall • Quality yard maintenance CALL 882-6900 Licensed Master Plumber Fully Insured nance - wmdow washmg, • No job too small Neil Squires 75HJ772. • Weekly lawn cuttmg SEWER CLEANING contracts BEN SAPONARO EL GRECO'S sprmg cleamng Excellent Free Estimates SPRINKLER REPAIR, MASTERPIECE SUPERIOR PLASTERING • Spnng & Fall clean-up 882-1734 references 778-1455 779-8427 886-oB99 ETC PAINTING AND PAINTING CO GEORGE OLMIN 22 Years Expenence Grosse Pointe Woods • Caii for free estimates TRIMMING, removal, Intenor-exterlOr Expen- - Llcensed- Wet plastering and dry wall 884~0961 spraymg. feedmg and ence m repaIrmg cracks, WINDOW CLEANING repair Cement-stucco 886-3897 20W DRESSMAKING AND stump removal Free Esti- damaged plaster, fadmg, SERVICE RYAN 201". WATERrllOOFING repaIr and tuck.pomtmg OUTDOOR work. All yard 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES TAilORING mates Complete tree ser- peehng pamt Pohte ser- CONSTRUCTION Intenor pamtmg Insured, mamtenance Call Tom at vIce Call Flemmg Tree J.W. KLEINER references available Tom A-I ALTERATIONS, your Vice, very reasona hIe 372-3022 Cement and block work 852-5978 servIce. 774~ McCabe spring wardrobe, weight rates Free estimates A OK WINDOW CLEANERS Dnves - patIos - floors Basement Waterproofmg 885-6991 loss, hemmmg All profes- Service on storms and screens Seawalls - decks WALLS STRAIGHTENED LAKESHORE LANDSCAPING SERVICE 884.7220 Free estimates Garage built or raised Free Sionally done. Jeanette, OR REPLACED 2011 FUIINITUIIE REPAI'" DiVISion of Creative Artist estimates, profeSSIOnal 882-0B65 • Spnng Clean-Ups 775-1690 II£FINISHING ALTERATIONS - men ana • Power Rakmg PAINTING/Plastenng work, licensed and All Work guaranteed BOB'S UPHOLSTERY - D BARR women Reasonable • Weekly Lawn service (as low as $8 (0) - Intenor-extenor Wet msured 25 Years m the POintes NEW SERVICES NOW plaster Drywall Refer- CLEANrNG SERVICES 778-4271, 469-1694 LICENSED, INSURED Doreen. 855-8215 • Gardening SECOND GENERATION AVA ILABLE Custom ences Bob 881-6653, Dave SMALL alteratIOns Rush • Shrub and Tree Trlmmg WINDOW AND GUTTER BRICK WORK 882 0717 made slip covers and 843-5007 TUCK POINTING - _ jobs a specialty Quality • Commercial, Residential CLEANING pillow manufacturing 25% CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATES PORCHES AND JACK WILLIAMS 0(( already low prices work 885.2206 PAINTING, plastermg, dry- DALE 777-8497 527-7546 wall, repairs, wallpaper- Local references Hours. 8 20X. DRAPERIES 20H. rAINTlNG/DECOIIATlNG REBUIC.pl~~~~~AlRED WATERPROOFING OWNED AND OPERATED mg 884-6140, 773-5883 to 6. Monday thru Satur- CAULKING and WALL REPAIR days,88H848 Bob McVey, CUSTOM MADE slipcovers BY ADVANCED * PROPER METHODS OF 17426 Harper, between and draperies Guaranteed PAUL AND JOHN GUSWILER MAINTENANCE WATER PROOFING Cadieux and Morang workmanship Ex- 17319 EAST WARREN ONLY FURNITURE, refinished, perienced Call now - Ber- 884-9512 I * BUCKLED BASEMENT repaIred, strIpped, any mce 872-0657 BRICK, stone, block, con- I WALLS REPAIRED, type of canmg. Free esti- CALL SONIA for top quahty RED RIVER RUN crete, brick patiOS, chlm- I STRAIGHTENED AND mates 474-8953or 345-6258 drapery and curtains - YOUR COMPLETE LANDSCAPING neys, fireplaces, porches" BRACED any style 15 years ex- steps New and repairs , * NO INJURY TO LAWNS 20S. CARPENTER penence Reasonable SERVICE DeSender, 822.1201 If no I AND SHRUBS pnces, free estimates 979- • \\., •.~:\ I~l\,n ~'IJIl~'1~ ...... p .. lt;~ '\.';10 tJp II s * ALL TYPES OF CON- • Attics & Porch Enclosures answer, ca evemn I CRETE AND BRICK RE- • Additions & Kitchens 4098 • I), l~i,t'l~lI!t~ \\ \~'r,':ln~. J-'f'rll!lIlnl! .', 1:,j,.r41n~ ..... hrllh 111;lrlr~n1?~' Hf'rllO\tll I PAIR • CommerCial BUlldmgs 20Z. UNDSCAI'INGI SNOW IIEMOVll • ~,rll I!tl.\ Tn'f' TrlfTlr!.I~H~ iJlHlt'r ~.-)11 * 15 YEARS EXPERI- JIM SUnON PREFERRED 111.....jld.~.]IL' .\ .....l.l.rj,r.:..: • l:t~ l..."'~I~U \\UII... ENCE IN POINTES I 1677 Brys Drive LANDSCAPING • I.Jl\f!'.1 ,q14' I ~f'~'l::'; .\ (ftn ...tnJt tHin , $ ALL WORK GUARAN- TU4-~2 TU2-2436 NOW acceptmg new cus- TEED (WRITTEN It'REE • Ir'JSURED • FREE ESTIMATES ESTIMATES) CARPENTER, skilled in all tomers Call for an eslJ- areas Quality work done mate today and save 20% 884-9768 885-0602 Free estimates Bnan 884- on our If no answer call after 3 00 0961 SPRING CLEAN.UP BOB SCHOMER ROUGH and flOlsh remodel- SPECIAL R.R. CODDENS mg - additIOns, porch, at- "fREE -SERVICE ESTABLISHED 1924 tic and garage conver- PAT All tvpes of basement water- slons Drywall, ceramic 882-4358 *RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL proofmg, 15 year guaran. IIle, cabmets 884-7426 After 4 P M or • TREE REMOVAL • CABLING & PRUNING tee References 886.5565 ALBERT D. Saturday-Sunday • STUMP REMOVAL. STORM DAMAGE All Day • TREE TOPPiNG • LAND CLEARING • 'l'RlMMING • SNOW REMOVAL THOMAS, INC. BRYS and ManiaCI'S Land. (Commercial Only) STOP CONTRACTORS. INC scapmg - complete lawn .24 HOUR EMERGENCY WORK Midwest Cement THOSE LEAKS mamtenance, clean-ups We are general contractors RIch 776-4841,Pat 778-8609 • FREE ESTIMATES Co. One call takes care of all FERLITO CONST • Repair work your bUlldmg-remodellng D LANDSCAPING 881-8526 2060 ALLARD • 1'oewconstructIOn GUARANTEED problems, large or small COMPANY 777-4960 GROSSE POINT!': WOODS • ReSidential work WATERPROOFING MRlJINT • ProfesSIOnal TU 2-0628 • Spnng Clean-up PAI'Tr,( •• \\ All PO\N RI,\(. workmanship 885.1798 ALL CARPENTRY • Cuttmg JAMES J. LEAMON o All type!> of cement Hedge Trlmmmg LANDSCAPING DESIGN GROSSE POINTE """'-llllrIiMJ BIRMINGHAM • 884.9070 .... ~ 258-0896 work AND • Edgmg AND .JOHN 268-3612 20N. CEMENT AND BIUCIC CONTRACTING Lowest Pnces Around PLANTING WORK BUJldmg repairs of all kmds • Free Estlmates • Sodding Pallos De<:k~ Locks, doors, drywall, cell- 777-1329 Gardening NORTHERN PAINT CO. INC. PAUL CALANDRA & SONS mgs, pamtlng, mtenor-ex- MAC'S TREE AND CONSTRUCTION CO & QUALITY PAINTING SHRUB TRIMMING ~~~o~F~~~k~:~_ 'J "'" 6068 COMPLETE WORK t.-...;: ..... • CUSTOM PAINTING • CUSTOM SPHA Y WORK CARPENTER. small and" Reasonable rates, quality (InterIOr ExterIOr) (Air Alrless) large Jobs 32 years ex- seTVlce. Call Tom 776-4429 • COMMERCIAL - • BUILDING STRIPING INDUSTRIAL penence Free estimates. TREE TTlmming, lawn ! . LIcensed 527-6656 maintenance and spring ExptHlencftd, Llc8nsed (InterlOr-ExerlOrl tt RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL ---.------clean.up Free estimates. M S U landscapmg & Nursery Gr~duille • REPAIR WORK • WALLPAPI<:RING DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, PORCHES, GARAGE Call now! 882-1283 FLOORS, BRICK AND BLOCK BUILDING CARPENTRY - mmor or 824-0852 822.7979 LICENSED SCOTT A BOWLES BASEMENT WATERPROOFING major, oothmg too small. ROTOTILLING - all Size OffICe R~ldence FULLY INSURED BUSINESS MANAGER ADDITIONS AND GARAGES References Free est!- gardens Reasonable WOLMANIZED • CEDAR DECKS FREE ESTIMATES PHON": 77CJ8128 mates Call anytime, Paul rates Tom 882-5978 Free 296.4080 I :m.37211 estimates BRICK-STONE PATIOS, WALKS • Thursday, April 3, 1986 Page Twelve.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS AD, baseball coach named Thomas Costello has been ap- ketball for the boys' and girls' oUc League, CIty League, Class pointed to the athletic director's teams there and has heen in- A) season in 1985. position at Bishop Gallagher High volved with youth sports pro- Hadacz inherits a winning tra- School in Harper Woods, accord- grams since 1956. dition from departing coach Jim mg to Gallagher prinCipal Bro- Hadacz, whose Lancer squad Bresciami, who led Gallagher ther Glenn Neiner, FSC Costel. Will open the baseball season at teams to the best record (545-149) lo's appointment is effective Apnl noon, Saturday, April 5 against in Michigan high school baseball. 7 Nemer also named Bob Hadacz Cooley at East DetrOIt Memorial The Lancers have three Class A as head coach of the boys' varsity FIeld, had served as assistant htles to their credit and have con- baseball team. varsity baseball coach at Bishop sistently been ltsted among the Costello IS currently coach of Gallagher for three years and top 25 teams m the nation Last the Lancers' varsity basketball was a key element in the school's year's team was ranked No 4 in and soccer squads. He has been a tnple crown champIOnship (Cath- the United States member of the DetrOit Police De- partment since 1959and was as- Spec. Olympics training offered signed to the Tactlcal Operation Michigan SpeCial OlympiCS, a Willbe Joined by AIMoebus, South Section recently Costello and hiS sports progrdm for the mentally High School track coach, and .Bo~ Wife,Irene, are the parents of two Impaired Will hold a training Schroeder, a coach for MiChl- Gallagher gradua tes; one son school fOl: track and held coaches gan Special OlympICS currently attends the &chool Saturday, April 12 at Wayne A $5 registratIOn fee must be Costello played basketball at Memonal High School In Wayne paid by March 31.For more lllfor- VISitation High School, Lawrence It WI))run from 9 a m. to 3 pm mahon on registering, contact Institute of Technology and the and IS open to anyone mterested Sharon Sweeney at MIchigan Umversity of DetrOit He served m coachmg SpeCial Olympians m Special Olympics, 127Rowe Hall, as athletic director of the CYO track and fIeld Central Michigan University, program at Queen of Peace par Local m<>rathoper Maria Rayne Mount Pleasant, Mich, 48859, Pierce Middle School's seventh grade basketball team complied an 11-1 mark and broke a school Ish from 1969-1980,coached bas- WIlllead the training school. She phone 517-774-3911 scoring record by averaging more than 50 points per game enroute to winning a league champion- ship. Team members include, from left to right, (front row) Joshua Cummins, Jason Bedsworth, Chad Hawkins, Whit Spencer, Tom Eckert; (second row) Jeff Kerfoot, Brett Brownscombe, John Haise, Mike Chambers, Mike Johnson, Jason Dritsan; (top row) student manager Karen Ehresman, Clay Cole, Chris Jones, coach Dennis Hawhee, Jason Benevldez, Matt Smucker and student man- ager John Olsen. Hawkins was selected Most Valuable Player; Haise, Most Improved. Cummins Sports people won the Sportsmanship Award. South sports Bucknell Uruverslty semor Todd One of the keys to Washington year letterman is trying to bounce McCoy, of Grosse Pomte, IS UnIversity III St Louis' 1986var- back from a two-week hospitah- Runners get on track for '86 season among six players vying for one of sity golf season, according to zation. He led the Bears In aver- By Jennifer McSorley Spartan Relays, taking home a was honored as Most Improved, the top four singles seeds on the coaches, is how qUickly returning age last year (79.4) and was the No 1 golfer John BrIski, of the team's medalist three of eight South High second in the distance medley Andre Bielski as Most Valuable. Bucknell men's tenms team thiS (13'24) With Toni Tedesco run- South's JV was 8-12overall. sprmg. McCoy, a Umverslty Lig- Woods, recovers from a recent times. The 6-2,185-poundsemor is South's girls' varsity track mng the half-mile, Amezcua, the The wrestling team honored Its gett Schoolgraduate, saw action at bout with pneumoma. The three- a North High graduate. team competed m two practice quarter-mile; Mayer at the three- athletes after a 2-11season MVP both No. 5 and No 6 smgles last meets and the MSU Spartan Re- quarter-mile and Solterisch run- Dave Mormelli fimshed the year season. His lifetime mark gOlllgin- lays last week ning the mile at 22-16-1, second in the EML to the 1986season is 18-13He open- The practice meets were run Soltensch also fmished fourth competition. Mark Thomas (8-16) ed the season Witha No 2 doubles agamst Bishop Gallagher and in the two-mile event (11:57),Also was Most Improved, while Tony win over Pittsburgh March 14 BE PREPARED Fraser and followmg the events, running well were Seyler in the 60 Smlhal took Rookie of the Year South coach Steve Zaranek said hurdles, Boyt in the 60dash, Song honors. JamIe Pangborn (6-17) Photograph your home his team "looked very good for m the half-mile and the sprint and Barry Brookes (8-16) were Returmng as startmg shortstop the begmning of the season" medley team of Berger, Amez- also honored. for the College of Wooster's Competing well for South were and valuables for an cua, Boyt and Tedesco The boys' swim squad looked women's softball squad is senior sprinters .Julie Boyt, Heather Im- Dina Dajani. The South High Effective Insurance el and Tracy Lee, hurdlers Cann back on Its Impressive season, More awards South flll1shed second in the graduate batted .200for the Scot- Seyler, Erin Kershaw and Wendy By Stephen Ebner hes last season. She hit the squad's Inventory Berger, high jumpers Lucia Bnd- Rochester Relays, third at the South High Troy Relays and fifth in the state only home run in 1985and stole six enstine and Myreya Amezcua, bases to tie for the team lead in Dunne GreIhng and Damelle South's varsity basketball team fmals on March 8. They ended the Our Photo Inventory season at 11-1,with the 400free re- that category Dajam is a three- Deluca m shot and discus, mld- can look forward to next y~ar's re- year letter winner. dIstance runners Kelly Riehl and match with flval North High after lay team, Dick Clarke (500free) Package includes Amezcua; and distance runners North eliminated South m the dis- and Rick Leonard (100 breast- FREE Camera Rental Nancy Solterisch (with an 11'5110 tflctS. Overall, the Blue DeVils stroke) making All-State. Among the Adrian College stu- the two-mile and 5:24 m the mile, were 15-6, second m the EML Clarke was named Most dents who received varsity letters exceptionally good times for ear- (122). Sean Bruce and Tim Hud- Valuable; Paul WinqUist,Most Im- for their participatiOn in wmter ly season runs), Ellen Mayer, son were named All-EML. proved; Matt Smith received the sports thiSseason ISBishop Gallag- JEWELL PHOTO Misha Song, Toby OU, Mary Beth The JV's 6-8record left them in Sportsmanship Award; and coach her High School graduate Amy Hicks and Michelle Brasseur fourth place in the league, but Fred Michalik honored Leonard Sparkman, who earned her se- ~JI~R~~~RES 777.8570 South also fared well at the much improved. Lance Hardmg With the Coach's Award. cond letter in swimmmg.

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