Pointers warned of widespread 'deceptive' mail order campaign

By John ..,.. If you don't recall placing cial, postal authorities believe. TVs, strings of pearls, VCRs, ceive the VCR IS the pnce of the merchandise As8lstant Editor such an order, you're not alone. "If a consumer reads all the gas grills, mink coats and tele. "Even If you're tempted to or Its shlppmg cost Also, It's Remember that "82-cllannel "We've received zillions of fine print on the postcard," phone an.swering machines. buy a string of pearls for a not clear whether the cards are hi.tech teleVlBlon set" you or. calls on that one," said Pointer Vande Putte said, "he may !lee All postcards state a low dol. seemingly unbeatable pnce," mvOlces or SOhCItatlOns dered? Well, it's finally arrived Fred Van de Putte, a U.S. the company informs the pub- lar amount is required for "im. Van de Putte said, "thmk Because of the amblgUlty at the warehouse. postal inspector in Detroit. He lic, as required by law, that mediate releaae and insured de- about what a $28 strand of the U.S. attorney's office and Grosse Pointers and Detroit said he and other postal work- 'th18 Item is not a bi)l' and the livery" of the merchandise. pearls IS gomg to look like. Do postal offiCIals m Boston have area residents were among 2 ers also received the postcards recIpient is 'under no obliga. The amount required to have you thmk a VCR can be of obtamed a temporary restram- million people nationwide who at home. tion' to pay for the offer unless the high.tech TV delivered, for high quality when It costs only mg order directing the Back received post cards by U.S. The yellow postcards, ad. the offer is accepted." example, is $68.77. The amount $148.77?" mail recently announcing that dressed to the residents by The items being offered in. for the string of pearls is $28, It's unclear whether the dol. their merchandise had arrived. name, look official - too offi- elude the so-called high.tech and $148.77 is required to reo lar amount stated on the cards See MAIL ORDER, page 15A

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Vol. 52, No. 35 42 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ August 29,1991

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By John Minnis salaries, facilities and the the court, not the city council. court budget, he said, and is the staff would remam the Asslstant Edrtor budget. Park resident Herbert D. not readily apparent. The mayors of the five same under a dIstnct court Councilman Daniel Clark, Levitt, regional administrator "Police overtime turns the Respondmg to Brady's com. GJ'OllIle Pointes are opposed to who fa'>Ol'B a dUotriet court in any distnct court in the ,.n~h. '-he St.u.t.c Co~ Aclrn.ini.> .list....et eourl fr<>m. a l'TOfitable t'l'\ents, ..he ..,ud ..he "'0." H-rcd of the Park, countered that state trative Office, took issue with operation to a loslng one," he people ouunde the Park saymg Pointes, even if it is only imple- law stipulates that while the Brady's remarks. said. how many court employees her mented in the Park judge does have control of the "I think we're seeing gob- Councilman James Robson court will need That opposition was made court, the city elected officials blins here that haven't been objected to Brady comparing Current enablmg leglslatIOn clear Monday night during a set the court's budget and the proven out," he said. "1 cer. Harper Woods' district court to m Lansing, if passed, would al. discussion concerning the pro- judge is required to work tainly don't think the commun. the Park. He said the high low the Park to convert to a posed district court in the Park. within that budget. ities are abdicating control." number of incidents at East- district court Jan. 1. Frank The lead speaker was Shores Brady argued that any dis- Taking issue with Pointe land Mall makes compansons would become the incumbent President Edmund M. Brady putes between the district judge Sen. John Kelly's remarks between Harper Woods and the district judge pending an elec- Jr., who addressed the council and city would be mediated by quoted in a Grosse Pointe News Park inaccurate. tion in November 1991. not only as a top elected official the State Court Administrative editorial that he doesn't know Furthermore, Brady said the but also as a representative of Brady also said the Park has Office, thereby ultimately put. of a single district court losing Harper Woods court has one neither the facihtles nor the the five mayors. He said all the ting control of the court's money, Brady suggested he judge and nine full.time em. Pointe mayors were opposed to parking to accommodate a full- budget in the hands of the look at Harper Woods and Inks- ployees. He said the Park's time, five-day.a-week district a district court in the Park. or state, not the local elected ter district courts court staffing would hkeWlse the Pointes as a whole. court. CouncJiman David Gas- body. He said that while Harper swell if it went to dJstnct court. kmagreed. "I am totally opposed to a He said that if there is one Woods District Court 32A looks Currently, the court has a Frank responded, "What's ~._ 11"1 lill"'t.~._ district court in all the Pointes message he would want people profitable on paper, in actuality part-time judge, and three em- and in the Park," he said. "I wrong Wlth these facIhtles?" to get from his presentation, it it runs a deficit when police ployees, including the court She said the Park court now cannot understand why an ec0- is that if a district court is overtime to appear in court is administator, and a part-time nomical and efficient court has adopted, the State Court Ad- taken into account. The police bailiff. Park Municipal Judge to be changed to a district ministrative OffiCe would run overtime is not part of the Kirsten Frank has said that See COURT, page 1M court." His main objection to a dis- trict court IS that the judge and state have control over staffing, Park plans l110retel11porary street closings By John MInnis consfield and Lakepointe at the The planning commIssion IS ordenng the bamcades Without AssIstant Editor Mack alley were presented to look1Og at limiting access to notifyIng the council or resI- Two more streets in the Park the commission. Carrick, how. Mack for some of the streets m dents To make sure everyone Pointer of Interest will be closed temporarily after ever, said he couldn't comment the northwest quadrant. knows about the additional Labor Day so that the planning on the numbers until they were Lllmted access exists at S0- temporary c1osmgs, the com. comDllSSion can continue its entered in the computer and merset, where motonsts have mISSion ordered the CIty to put Judith Adams traffic study. studied. the option of entering Mack a legal notice m the Grosse The additional street closings through a city parking lot To Po1Ote News and that the com- Lakepomte and Beaconsfield will give the commission fur- test limited access at other mission's meeting mmutes be Br AonIId J. eem. pace and travel where she will be barricaded Sept. 3 at ther data to determine the ef. streets, the barricades at Lake- sent to the council Staff Writer wants to when she wants to. the Mack alley. The barricades fects of street clOSIngs. pointe and Beaconsfield will be In response to residents' calls ago Several years Judith Ad. Adams majored in art history will be in place for two weeeks. Traffic will be counted on set up north of the alley ~ that for all the streets to be closed ams returned late on a Satur. at the University of California Also, Nottingham and Mary. Maryland, Nottingham and motonsts can get to Mack at Mack, Carnck saId such a day evening to her Atlanta in San Diego, fully mtending to land will be designated one-way Balfour. The commissIon IS con. through the alley. move could be perceived by De. apartment after an eight-day northbound streets. cerned that street closings at FolloWlng the temporary clos- trOlt as "a wall of hostIlity" business trip. She put down her the western end of the city will Ings July 15 of Beaconsfield "It (closmg all streets) has See POINTER, page 16A The clOSings and changes 10 suitcase full of dirty clothes, cause more traffic on city and Lakepo1Ote, resIdents and not been conceived as a WIse or traffic patterns were ordered by looked through her empty re- streets to the east, such as Bal- one councilman were cntlcal of politically feaSIble solution," he the planning COmmI!lS1onat its frigerator and then checked her four. the plannmg commISSIon for said calendar. Aug. 18 meeting. She had five hours before she Many residents at the meet- had to be on a plane for an- mg said they wanted streets other business trip, this one for closed at Mack to reduce Feds pay Woods for aid in drug bust two weeks. through traffic and cnme. Some The Grosse Pointe Woods The forfeiture funds and oNler and eventually seIzed and hqUl- '1t was that day 1 decided 1 residents wanted to know why Pubhc Safety Department has money have mcreased that dated the home, whIch was had to quit my job," Adams all the streets entering Mack received a hefty check froIp the amount to $8,050 worth more than $300,000, could not be closed. federal government for Its par- Granados '>aId said. Undercover agents from the Adams, who now hves in Commi!lS1on Chairman Lee tICIpation m a drug raId on federal Drug Enforcement Ad Grosse Pointe Woods with her Carrick Jr. said there was not Lochmoor Avenue last year mInistratIOn (DEA) and thE' In ThE' DEA has the power to mother, Algalee, said she loved suffiCIent data to justify street The check. for $6,50156, ternal Revenue Semce raIded dl<;tnbute a percentage of the clOSIngs. He said the effects of must be used for drug enforce- her job as a designer of medical the home on Lochmoor last forfeIture mone) netted from a centers, but it was taking over street closures, especially on ment activitIes under federal June. as part of a Los Angeles drug raId to local law enforce- nelghbonng streets, and pubhc law Woods Pubhc Safety Three her life and she wanted time to DetrOit drug lnVE'stigatIOn ment agencJe" that helped In read books, go to the theater safety concerns have to be ad. tor Jack Patterson saId the Wood" public <;afet) offiCE'r'.. a" th(' 1m (".,t 1j.!<'ltlOn_Granados and simply sIt beck and relax. dressed.. money WIll be deposited mto <;aId Tht. pt'rct'ntage dwarded SISted In the surveIllance of the Today, as an artist specializ. "We have to look for trends," the cIty's Drug Enforcement 1" d('t('rmln('d hy th(' level of home and In gettmg a warrant Ing in numatures, she still he said "We'll crunch the num. Fund and may be used for offi to search It, saId Johnme 0 a'X'l"tanCE'prOVided. he saId bers and look at it 10 a way cer trammg and new eqUlp- travels a lot - she11 display Granados. spokesman for the The Gro"se Pomte Park Pub- her work m shows in New that makes sense " ment. such as pistols hc Safet\- Department also as. DEA In DetroIt York, Ptttsburgh, Boston, St Also at the meet1Og, traffic OrIgmally, the city counCIl "Isted In the cac;;eby arn>stmg a l.oois, Atlanta and ChIcago - counts obtained dunng the re- set the 1991-92 Drug Enforce The DEA seIzed more than suspect. Granad~ saId but she's able to set her own cent temporary closings ~ Bea ment Fund budget at $1,050 $130,000 In cash m the raId. -Donna Walker

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PHONE (51?) 792093-4 804 S HAMIL TON 1 /800\ !1M '14<,1\ 2A August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Labor Day deadlines By John Minnis Asslstant Editor the project because the hospital The Grosse Pointe News Friday, Aug. 30, 3 p.m. :- Bon Secours Hospital got the had not given any assurances offices will be closed Mon- CIBS8ified, bordered and ~pprovals It needed Monday that it will not seek to expand day, Sept. 2 Early deadlines measured ads and cancel. tJght to begin building a new in other areas in the future. for the Sept 5 Issue are: latiolUl: Fnday, Aug. 30, 4 ParkIng lot on property it owns She alBo said the hospital did News: second section - p.m. on CadIeux in Grosse Pomte not agree to make up lost Thursday, Aug. 29, 3 p.m. DiBplay ads: Friday, Aug. City. school and county taxes. Fur- for features; Friday, Aug. 30, 30, noon, for sectIOns Band : The necessary rezoning and ther, she Bald she was con- 10 a.m. for sports and enter- C; and Tuesday, Sept. 3, 10 ~anances were approved by the cerned that the hospital did not tamment; first section - a m. for first section. ~ity council, sItting as a board provide assurances that use of of zomng appeals, by 5-1 votes, street parking would be re- t.olth Councilwoman Myrna duced on Notre Dame and Cad- Smith casting the lone no vote. ieux. Spaces going for greatest garage sale : Councdwoman Lisa Bradley She SBld drainage problems For those who are seekmg a HIstorIC Fort Wayne, 6325 W. Was absent due to lllness were not resolved in writIng venue to sell antIques, collectI' Jefferson at LivernOls. The : The approvals allow the has- and air and noise pollution was bles and other Items that cur- fort's programs and actiVIties jlltal to raze eIght homes it not addressed. rently clutter basements, ga- wIll benefit from the sale, owns on Cadieux between Jef- Bon Secours offic18ls have rages, and attics, Detroit's ferson and Maumee. said the parking lot should which will feature 23 acres of Greatest Yard Sale on Sept. 13 bargaIns on the fort's beautiful Actually, only seven of the meet the hospital's needs for and 14 might be It rlvf'rfront parade ground. homes wIll be torn down at the next 10 years. Whether IIrst The eIghth home IS pro- more or less parking will be Admission is free. Hours are 10 a.m to 5 p.m. on both days. tected by a living trust allow. needed after that, no one can Spaces are now bemg reo predict, Serilla said. served. A 20 x 30-foot space IS For further mformation or to $10 a day in advance, $15 on reserve a space, call Cynthia ~uilding, demolition firms face crackdown in Farms the day of the sale. The SIte is Haskin at (313) 297.9360. By Donna Walker clhty whenever the volume 01 ordinance, construction SIte reSIdent who is just trylng to Staff Writer htter, garbage, debriS and/or owners and their contractors New rules to protect neIgh. flX up his house - who violates waste materIal reaches the ca- can't do the following: the ordinance will be fined up bors from some of the obnox- pacity of said receptacle or reo • Transfer any garbage, to $500 or impnsoned for up to IOUSside-effects of bUIlding con- ceptacles" waste materIal, grass clippmgs, 90 days, or both, for each day structIOn, demolItIOn and • Keep all constructIOn mate. etc., from one constructIOn SIte renovatIOn have been added to of the offense. rials withm the confines of the to another Also, "No temporary or per- the Grosse Pomte Farms nuis- SIte's lot hnes. • "Dump, depoSIt, place, ance ordinance. manent certlficate of occupancy • Sweep all streets, roads throw, leave, bury or cause or for any structure or improve- Under the newly-revIsed ordi. and SIdewalks adjacent to or permIt the dumping, deposIt- ment for WhICh constructIOn nance passed by the city coun- abutting the construction SIte mg, placmg, throwing, leaving cll last week, the owners of a has been completed may be is- or building under construction or burying of litter, garbage, sued untIl all fines assessed constructIOn Site and their con- at least once a week, and more grass clippmgs, debris or waste tractors must do the follOWIng: under the prOVIsions of this or- frequently if the city dIrector of material at any construction dinance have been paid in • Put all of the litter, waste pubhc servIce says It's neces- SIte or building under construc- matenal and other debris gen. full," the ordinance states. sary. tion" The same goes for Model 592 erated at the construction site Councilman John M. Crow- • Install temporary fencing streets, roads, sidewalks and Call TodIlW'Of'. FRII into a garbage bm that mnst be ley saId the amendments were around deSIgnated portions of premises of adjacent property the council's response to resi- In-Home._"mate' prOVIdedat the SIte by tl-.e land the site, and prOVIdetemporary uwners. Violators have 48 FINANCING AVAIU81.E YEARS owner or contractor. The bin dents throughout the cIty who portable toilet facIlities at the hours to remove the debris af- have complamed about the dust Purchase a high effiCiencyfurnace and air conditioner combina- must be emptied at an "appro- site, if the dIrector of public ser. ter receiVIng notice from the tion and as a speCial bonus. Receive a free electrOnic air prIate and licensed disposal fa- and debns from neighboring vice deems It necessary. city. constructIOn SIteS. cleaner. Buy now and receive Flame's super warranty which Any person - whether It's a includes: 2 years free parts and service by Flame on your Air Under the additions to the professional home builder or a conditioner and 5 full years on your "Plus 90ft Furnace. Corrections SEWER TROUBLE? Offer good 'tit September 1, 1991 Correctwns Will be printed C.II on thIS page every week If there IS an error of fact In BRUCE WIGlf IIDDeJlI nny story, call the newsroom • I at 882-0294 ~ • 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863-7800 DETROIT WARREN TROY LNONIA In the Aug 15 story, 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 527.1700 574-1070 524-1700 427.1700 "Park newcomers offer 1726 MAPLE RD.• 643.4800 ....c-holce," the mlddle lmtial of one CIty councll candIdate . was Incorrect. The candI.- - 'date's correct name lS Robert 'E Klacza Churchgoer's 1991.'92 Fur Collection [purse snatched The Fmest Fqn; And Leathers ~youshould For Men And Women %is 'Weets Special: (s .... 410 $4) ~.. A 64-year-<>ld Woods wom. 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--....._--~_ ...-~- -...... ~.- ..- _~ ~ ..- ~ ..~ .... • August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News News 3A Red Cross blood supplies dwindle, local hospitals feel the pinch By Donne WIlIker tions, Aitken said, making Aitken, of the Red Cross, Staff Wnler borrowing difficult. said that donations usually For the second week in a Hurricane Bob also put a drop off during the Labor Day row, the American Red Cross strain on the nation's blood weekend and other holidays. blood supply is critically low supply, Aitken said. Bob cut oft' People simply have other and the situation is not ex- electricity to chapters in the things to do. pected to get better until after northeastern part of the United It takes at least 24 hours for Labor Day, said Nancy Aitken, States, causing their blood sup- blood to be screened by the Red 8 spokeswoman for the South. plies to spoil. Chapters across Cross, Aitken said. eastern Michigan Chapter of the country that had blood First, the donor must answer the American Red Cl'088 in ~ available loaned it to the af. a battery of questions to deter. trait. fected northeastern chapters. mine if giving blood will harm She said the chapter likes to So far, Cottage, St. John and the donor, and if his or her keep over 1,000 units of 0 posi- Bon Secours have not had to blood may carry diseases or tive blood - the most common cancel any surgeries due to the medicine that could be passed blood type - on hand each day, blood shortage, spokeswomen on to the patient. After the do- and that the chapter was down for the three hospitals said. nor gives blood, the donation is to just 50 units last Monday. "But there was a point last tested at a Red CI'088 labora- The supply of other blood types week where we were consider- tory. is also down. ing cancelling elective surger- "Even if the donor is a rela- Aitken said that last week, ies," said Dr. Martha Higgins, tive or friend that the patient the Red Cross started to dip an 8880Ciate pathologist and trusts very much, I will not use into its emergency reserves - medical director of St. John any blood that hasn't been blood that is set aside for spe- Hospital's blood bank. "We nor- screened by the American Red cial emergency situations, such mally have an inventory of 80 Crostl," Higgins said. as a liver transplant. However, units of group 0 positive red Otherwise, she said, the hos- through good fortune, the chap- cells, and at one point we were pital could lose its certification ter was able to build the emer- down to 30." by the Food and Drug Adminis- gency reserves back up, she To put that in perspective, tration and the American Ass0- said. she said that a patient who suf- ciation of Blood Banks, which J "Last week was worse than fered a gun shot wound in the have strict safety rules govern- this week," Aitken said on chest might require 20 to 30 ing blood donations to protect PIlato by Donna Walker Monday, ''but tOOay we're still units of blood an hour in the patients. Lisa Simpson, left, a cardiology department techniclCID at Cottage Hospital, went door in a bad situation." emergency room. In an emer. Donors can't get AIDS by to door along Xercbe.al on the Hill last week trying to recruit donors for the hospital'. Sixty hospitals in Wayne, gency situation like that, when giving blood, because 8 fresh Sept. 9 blood drive. She's Mown giYlng a flyer to Dianna Mouli08 at Leon's hair salon. Oakland, Macomb, St. Clair the hospital staff doesn't read. needle is used each time. and Waehtenaw counties, in- ily know what the patient's Locally, people can give blood a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Hours Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Bill Bucienski at 494-2794 for cluding St. John Hospital in blood type is, they will give the at the American Red Cross at the Renaissance Donor Cen- Farms. Call Bill Bucienski at an appointment. Detroit, Cottage Hospital in patient 0 positive or 0 nega- Roseville Donor Center, 17955 ter are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon- 494-2794 for an appointment. Groeae Pointe Farms and Bon tive blood, because they are the East 11 Mile in &leeville, or at day, Tuesday, Thursday and • Monday, Sept. 30, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. at St. Margaret Catholic Secours Hospital in GI'06Ile most compatible with other the Renaissance Donor Center, Friday; and 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 • Sunday, Sept. 15, 8 a.m. to Church, 21201 East 13 Mile Pointe City, get their blood blood types, Higgins said. located in the RenaiA88.nce Cen- p.m. Wednesday. 2 p.m. at St. Clare de Monte- Road in St. Clair Shores. Call products from the Southeastern Over the past week, the hos- ter, Tower 100, Levell, in De- People can also donate at falco Catholic Church, 1401 Michigan American Red Cl'088. trait. Call 1-800-5824383 for an Red Cross blood drives. Ap- Whittier, Grosse Pointe Park. Darrell Lacy at 778-5600 for an pital has been able to increase appointment. Normally, when a Red Cross its blood supply "so that we're appointment at either donor pointments are recommended, Call Mary Shroeder at 824- • Monday, Sept. 30, 2 p.m. to chapter is IltTapped for blood in a more comfortable position center. but walk-ins are welcome. The 0472 for an appointment. products, it can borrow or buy 8 p.m. at Triumphant Cross now," Higgins said. Hours at the &leeville center following blood drives are • Sunday, Sept. 22, 9 a.m. to them from other chapters. How- Lutheran Church, 22310 13 However, she said that she is are 2 to 8 p.m. Monday, Tues- scheduled for this area: 3 p.m. at Our Lady Queen of . ever, most of the country is suf- Mile Road in St. Clair Shores. worried about the Labor Day day, Wednesday and Friday; 10 • Monday, Sept. 9,10 a.m. to Peace Church, 20955 Bourne- : fering from lagging blood dona- a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, and 9 4 p.m. at Cottage Hospital, 159 Call Darrell Lacy at 778-5600 weekend. mouth in Harper Woods. Call for an appointment. :AIternative reapportionment plan keeps Park in 1st County District : By John ..... trict. plan proposes, the minimal. . Assistant EdItor council Monday night unani- trict. The Park would account The apportionment commis- "We never even considered change plan slices off some of : A county district reapportion. mously approved a resolution for only 9.2 percent of the 2nd sion will receive plans from the not keeping the Pointes in one the 1st District's Detroit neigh- :ment plan 'Was introduced last calling for the Park to remain District's population under the public until Sept. 6. It has until district," he said. borhoods to bolster the 2nd Dis- in the 1st District with the bipartisan plan. Sept. 27 to adopt an apportion- : week that keeps the Park in Instead of carving the Park trict. other Pointes. O'Neil said he believes that ment plan. It could adopt or . the same district as the other out of the 1st District to make The mjnimal~hange plan Councilman James Robson about 10 of the county's 15 amend one of the submitted Pointes and Harper Woods. up for population lOBS in the will be well received in Grosse recommended a "more reason- commissioners support the min- plans or it could draw its own. The new plan follows an ear. 2nd District, as the bipartisan Pointe Park, where the city :lier "bipartisan plan" that calls able, denrocratic plan" that irnal~hange plan. He said The commission's adopted :for moving the Park out of the would annex part. of the Det.Yoit many colDDUSSioners are op- plan can be challenged in court, Proposed 'minimal change' reapporlton ...ent p'_ sector of the 1st District into : 1st District and into the 2nd posed to the bipartisan plan. and O'Neil vowed that if the :District, which now stops at Al- for I sf anti 21N1 eM"" cOlillioi ... r districts the 2nd. He believes that would He also said his plan "passes bipartisan plan is adopted, .ter Road. The 1st District cur- ensure continued fair represen. the litmus tests" of the federal there will be a court challenge I rently comprises all the tation for Detroiters and Park Voting Rights Act. - "guaranteed." :Pointes, Harper Woods and a residents. :portion of Detroit. Robson's resolution will be . The new reapportionment sent to the county board of proposal, called the "minimal commissioners and the appor- :cha.nge plan," was presented to tionment commission. .the Wayne County apportion- Under the rninimal~ :ment commission last Friday, plan, the five Pointes would Custom crafled charms combine the represent 36.1 percent of the romance ilnd senlimenl or l'Irt Comwat :Aug. 23, by Commissioners offllizpah: .William O'Neil of Allen Park, 1st District's proposed 136,000 residents. The Pointes and Har- rhe Lord watch hetween you and me :Kevin Kelley of Redford, and when we are absent one (rom the other :Brian Amann of Wayne. per Woods combined would tt'rslS UXI49 comprise 47.1 percent of the YINI YANG: A.'''~"I0 .... 'llillols 01Cll'f'05Ila : O'Neil, representing the 14th SlkIwn kluoiI! Slit' - P.,lrnt flionO'lrtq _ OMHSS. .District, said he and his two district. Detroit would continue YIN lallcM)lilttult iA~ 1_llOaalt [ointe morning to find their electric Companies garage door open. It had been AllIn One Location cloeed the night before. Builaing~CO. ~~. > ,\ """. < Pot found We're a company dedicated to you, The Windows you choose can make all the difference In the Grosse Pointe consumer. 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PHONE (517) 792 09~ 804 S HAMil TON 1 (800) 968'~56 4A August 29, 1991 News Grosse Pointe News Cellular phone company acts to close 'gap' in Lakeshore service By Donna Walker In the center of the cell area, and protect the antennas, RIley manager for Ameritech Mobile had mobile phone service, As the caller drives through Staff Wnter RIley saId. saId. Amentech cellular phone Communications Inc.-Detroit, Worldwide, there were 7.7 mil- dIfferent areas, the phone call The cell that includes Lake. Four of the antennas are 1- saId that the company has users should find It easier to shore In Grosse POinte Farms lion mobile phone users. IS automatically passed from foot by l.foot square panels 350,000 mobile phone custom- Mobile communications cell site to cell site Without no- "reach out and touch someone" doesn't have its own Amerltech The other eight antennas are 1. whIle toolIng down Lakeshore ers In MichIgan, Wisconsin, illi- works like this, accordmg to in- tlceable interruption, due to a antennas and computer eqUIp. foot by 2-foot panels, Rl1ey said. noIS, Indiana and OhIO, next year. ment. That's why calls some- formation provided by Elian' computer at the mobile tele. Amerltech will Install Its According to a fact sheet pre. Areas WIth mobIle phone ser. phone switching office that con- Currently, they sometimes times get garbled or lost, RJley computer equIpment m the get static on the lme, or can't sented by Elian, the first mo- vice are diVIded into cells, as trols the transmItter power. said basement, and run cables up bile communIcations system place a call at all, or get cut off, deSCribed earlier. Located In Cellular systems are different However, Amentech, WIth through the bUlldmg to the an- started Oct. 13, 1983, m Chi- saId John Riley zon1Og attorney the cooperatIOn of the Farms, IS the center of the cell IS a low. from two-way radIo systems, tennas Rl1ey saId the company cago, and compared to conven- power radIO transmitter/re- for Amentech Mobrle Commu- working to correct the problem the fact sheet says. Two-way WIll lease space from the own- tional phones and television, ceiver tower called a "cell site." systems, bke Citizens Band ra, mcatlOns Inc The problem IS ers of the bUlldmg. The Farms cIty councl1 on the mobile phone industry has (Amentech has 4,768 cell SIteS dlO, have a tew radio channels caused by a gap In the firm's Amentech still needs to get a cell system, Riley saId. Aug. 19 granted Amentech a grown phenomenally in the nationwide, Elian said.) that everyone must share. Cel- condItIOnal use permit to erect bUlld10g permIt from the City, past five years. When making a call from a lular systems only have a fe..y In the system, antennas and Riley saId. After that, the m. computer equipment are spread antennas on top of the Bologna For example, It took 20 years moblle phone, a radio signal channels, too, but each cell si~ BUlld1Og, located at 131 Ker. volved process of constructIOn before a ml1lion people had con- travels from the phone to the SImultaneously reuses those throughout a region in a grid. and computer and antenna m. cheval. ventional telephones, 15 years cell site. The Site transmIts the channels so that customeril hke pattern to help direct cus- stallatlOn can begin. Riley saId tomers' calls On a map, the before a ml1bon people owned a SIgnal vIa a land line, micro- don't have to share their con. Amerltech is gomg to Install the eqUIpment should be opera- teleVISIOn set, and only four grid would look like a bunch of wave or fiber optics to a com- versations. - 12 antennas on top of the build- tlonal - and that customers years for a mJlhon people to Interlock1Og octagons, or cells, mg, InsIde an eXlstmg metal puter at the mobile telephone The cell sites do this by COl!' should see an improvement m have mobile phones. switching office. That office approximately 1 to 20 mIles 10 frame on the roof Then the trolling the transrmssion inteDl- servIce along Lakeshore - by As of March 1991, the fact then transmIts the SIgnal to the d18meter. Ideally, antennas and firm is go1Og to enclose the next year Slty. ControllIng the intensity sheet said, 5.3 million people in local telephone company's main shapes and limits radio fr&. computer equIpment are placed frame ~r, fiberglass, to dIsgUise Lisa Eban, commUnications the United States and Canada switching office. quencies to that individual cell. The telephone company sends the signal out to a local Got all that? If you didn't Major projects completed in school district switching office closest to the don't worry. You don't have to place be10g called, complet1Og pass a test to use a mobile By RonlIId J. Beme8 dle School is completed. placed. Also, some asbestos was Historical Society moved from the connectlOn. phone. . Staff Wnter Another major project com- removed from wind tunnels at Poupard Elementary School to Just because the kids weren't pleted thIS summer was roof South. Ferry. Its number relI181ns 884. 10 school over the summer repair at Grosse Pointe North Fenton saId some mmor 7010, but Its offices will be doesn't mean the district has High School Smaller roof pro- park10g lot work was com- closed until after Labor Day. been idle - in the last three jects were undertaken at pleted at Trombly and Defer WOMEN months, more than $1 million Barnes Elementary, Parcells elementary schools. "Some of these projeCts were worth of building and site reo Middle School, Ferry Elemen. carryovers from previous budg. Some shifting of services also • Free. yourself from growth-inhibiting behavior. paIr projects have been com- tary and Brownell Middle ets," Fenton said. "But the to- took place during the summer. • Discover new ways to cope. pleted on school grounds, ac- School, he said. The roofing The Instructional MedIa Cen- tal was down slightly from the • Heal the conflicted child within you. cording to Christian Fenton, projects cost some $600,000. ter was moved from Barnes to year before because we're get- assistant superintendent for The schools took advantage Grosse Pointe South High ting to the point that all of our • Overcome feelings of powerlessness business and support services. of the four-day power outage School. major projects - like the roofs • Individual therapy One the biggest projects of that followed the July 7 storm Services for Older Citizens - are being completed." • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. this summer was replacing the to replace the outdated air con- moved from Ferry Elementary windows at Maire Elementary Fenton said that while build. ditioning at the Central Li- School to Room 105 at Barnes mg and site projects continue School with more energy-effi- brary. In mid- to late-Septem- Elementary School. Its tele- throughout the year, are cient units. The cost was most 886-1792 bel', the hbrary's carpeting will phone number is still 882-9600. completed in the summer to $225,000 and was part of a be replaced. The library pro- The offices of the Grosse Pointe minimize class disruptions. larger window-replacement pro- jects cost a combmed $100,000. ject paid for by a 1989 bond. The district contributed Also part of that project was $35,000 to the cost of re-surfac- Wheelchair-bound suspect SPECIAL NOTICE the $75,000 worth of new win- ing the tenms courts at Elwor- dows and a new entrance at thy field The courts are owned the Woods branch library. by Grosse Pointe City, but the strikes again in the Park City of Qf)rosseJointe lJfarms Micbigan • The library is connected to schools' tennis teams use them The wheelchair-bound De- Park police processed him on Parcells Middle School so with extensively in season. troit man charged in the Park Holiday Rubbisb SCbedule for Labor Day .' the completion of that work the a third count of larceny Aug. The football field bleachers at with larceny last month has 16 and released him. At 4:41 September 2,1991 window project at Parcells Mid. Grosse Pointe South were re- struck again. p.m. on the same day, however, All tesl.dentialcollections will be one day lale. Examples: Monday's At 3:08 p.m. Aug. 16, Park police saw the man wheeling routes will be collected on Tuesday - Thesday's routes on _ police responded to a report of a his chair down the Maryland- Wednesday,etc. He's in the army now man in a garage in the 1200 Wayburn alley in the 1100 Business and commercial routes will be collected as follows: . block of Maryland. When police block. This time he was catTy- A 31-year-old Woods man is vices shortly and he was pre- arrived, a man in a wheelchair Wednesday, September 4,1991 taking seriously his oath to iog off 8Omeone's bicycle. paring himself both mentally eXIted the garage carrying sev- He was again arrested and Friday, September 6, 1991 serve his country. and physically. eral items. charged with a fourth count of At 12:21 a.m. Aug. 25, • He continued his pre-basic- He was the same man larceny. G.P.N. 08/l9191 Depanment of Public Works Woods police received a report training regimen, albeit a little charged July 7 with two counts that a man was running down more quietly. of larceny from a garage. .. Hampton Road yelling a mili. ..., tary cadence. -. Officers investigated and .. found the report was true. They ANTIQUE SHOW ';ertt 1991 .. stopped the man and asked - August 30, 31 September 1 .. what he was doing. He said he WIll be entering the armed ser- ST. CLAIR, MIClUGAN At St Clair Rivel'VlewPlaza Fnday & Saturday 9 am. - 9 p_m HOME IMPROVEMENT Sunday 10 a.m. - 5 p m Mercury tally 1-94East elOt St Clair. FREE ADMISSION just a guess, GUIDES state admits

By Ronald J. ~ Staff Writer A briefing on mercury levels emitted by local incinerators prepared for Gov. John Engler by the ONR air quality division named the Grosse Pointes- Clinton Refuse Disposal Au- thority as the heaviest mercury CODlparethe rest producer in the state. But according to the DNR, those figures may or may not we're still the best! be cotTect and the incinerator which handles the Pointes' trash does not pose an immedi- ate threat to the environment. Ed Whedon, general man. Natlonal Bank 01 Detroit 510 agel' of the incinerator, said he Manufacturers 490 had no idea where the figures Comenca 500 came from. because no testing MlChlQOn No11onol 490 was done. Rick Johns, assistant chief rL stpndard Federal 510 the DNR air quality division, FIfStFederal of MlChlgan 510 said the figures given to the First of AmerICa 475 governor were estimated be- ._ on .~ 000 depnolt Son>< _um depnolt """_ "'"' M II-. cause no study was conducted """"'" mo may M ~ for ...... ~ and no figures are available for the incinerator. THRn-- )L\R (f-RTlII< \Ir ''The figures we gave were ~~-~~~J estimated based on what is the allowed mercury emission for that facility," Johns said ''We have not conducted any tests on that facility." '1 000 mInImUm haJ~ SEPTEMBER 26th and OCTOBER 10th The briefing which contalns the estimates was prepared for Reach the thousands of homeowners in the Grosse Pointe News circulation area • the governor to help him make who avidly read this annual supplement. It has become so popular that we publish a decision on a petition for a four each year ... a must for advertising those home and garden essentials. Plan to new incinerator in Oakland showcase your products and services in these sections. Contact your advertising County. representative for professional assistance. Newer incmerator faCIlities must be tested for mercury, role Johns saId, and withm five In~~ years he expects state or fed- Grosse Pointe News ('ral legJsJation wdl be III place For information, call 358.5170 reqUlnng all incInerators to 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 have mercury-emisBJon treat- ment equipment. DISPLAY ADVERTISING (313) 882.3500 FAX 882.1585

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PtlONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMIL TON 1 (800) 968 3456 the Pointes are separate communities. How to dilute As we know, the Pointes constitute one school district, with a little chunk of Har- per Woods thrown in for good meas.ur~; political clout are considered one community by MIChI- gan Bell's white/yellow pages; are desig- nated by law as one district court area in the Pointes (although it never has been brought, to fruition), are served by a single probat1?n OSt resIdents of the Grosse department, and are regarded as a di.s. Pointes approve of their local tinct community by most residents. municipalities, defend them "It would not be fair to Republicans in the 2nd District. M However, the five Pointes are seen offi- against unfair criticism and praise the western Wayne County," she told Minnis, In fact, O'Neil promised a court fight cially as separate communities because quality of life in the wider Grosse Pointe when he offered the view that the Pointes against the bipartisan plan if it were they lack a unified municipal govern- community. consider themselves one community. adopted but said that the plan he and his ment. Yet we predict that some day it Yet that privilege of living in five sepa- What she meant by that somewhat un- two colleagues proposed seemed to satisfy will become politically desirable to merge rate municipalities costs all of us some. responsive remark is that she was really at least 10 to 12 of the current 15 com- the Pointes and mcrease their clout to thing m terms of political clout for the more interested in finding a second Re. missioners. He said, however, he had not serve as a protective device against forces five Pointes, as events have recently publican district in Wayne County's reap- received any response from David P. Ca- that threaten further damage to their taught us again. portionment of commissioner districts and vanagh, the 1st District commissioner that she thought she had done so in the separate interests. The reason was explained by the two who represents the Pointes. sponsors of the so-called bipartisan plan western Wayne County area, which offers Legally, he said, the new plan "passes In confronting the current problem, lo- no help to the GOP here. to reapportion the 15 districts in Wayne the litmus tests" of compliance with the cal citizens might help keep all the County government when they were However, the Grosse Pointe New~ has Voting Rights Act as well as with court Pointes within a single commissioner dis- asked why they proposed that Grosse learned that three Democratic county decisions such as those barring any plan trict by writing to or appearing in person commissioners representing both city of Pomte Park be split off from the other from crossing municipal lines or breaking before the Wayne County Apportionment Detroit and suburban areas have offered four Pointes which remain in Commis- up communities. Commission at the City-County Building sioner District 1. another redistricting plan that would Even though all the Pointe municipal at 2 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. leave the Pointes undisturbed in the 1st The response of the Democratic vice governments were notified of the recent 48226. District. chairman of the commission was predicta- apportionment commission meeting, not a The next meeting is scheduled for 1 ble. "They are five distinct communities," Commissioner William O'Neil of the single official was present from the p.m. Friday, Sept. 6, in Room B-57 in the Dr. Juliette Okotie-Eboh told John Min- suburban 14th District told the News Pointes and apparently no Grosse Pointe City-County Building and an expression nis of the Grosse Pointe News staff, that he and his two colleagues agreed residents except a Grosse Pointe News of strong local opposition could possibly that the Pointes really deserved to re- reporter attended the session. sidetrack the proposal to shift the Park Unfortunately for the Pointes, Wendy main part of a single district but also If some Pointe officials had attended, into the 2nd Commissioner District or Lamb of Lincoln Park, the lone Republi- cited other differences between their perhaps they might have been able to re- possibly lead to greater support for the can on the apportionment commission, "minimal change plan" and the biparti- fute the contention of Commissioner "minimal change plan" that would keep agreed with her Democratic colleague. san plan that would shift the Park into Lamb and her Democratic co-sponsor that all the Pointes in the 1st District.

7 days that shook the world tis time that American John Reed's them their departure. pro-Communist account of the 1917 Through the hectic week, President Irevolution, "Ten Days that Shook the George Bush moved cautiously. He kept World," be replaced by a 1991 sequel, his distance from the leaders of the coup "Seven Days that Shook the World," to but counseled them to restore Gorbachev record the obituary of Russian commun- on the grounds that they had violated ism. their constitution. When President Mikhail Gorbachev re- With Gorbachev's return to ,power .. nouneed his Communist Party leadership Bush expressed his relief and satisfaction, and called for the party's dissolution after made available another $315 million in his miraculous restoration to power, it agricultural credits but warned that more marked the end of a movement that had U.S. aid would depend on the USSR's held the USSR and much of Eastern Eu- moves toward economic and political re- rope in bondage for more than 70 years. form. The dawn of a new era in the Soviet The sudden end of the ill-fated coup Union was epitomized by the restoration must be regarded as a triumph of the in the Russian republic of the old czarist Russian people and their new desire to flag without the Communist hammer and achieve democracy, or, as Secretary of sickle and by the toppling of the statues State James Baker aptly put it, as recog- of Communist Party leader Vladimir niticm of the fact that today political Lenin and the founder of the USSR's Be- power grows out of the people, not, as cret police. Communist leaders used to say, from the But it also was marked by Boris Yelt- barrel of a gun. sin's surge to power as not only the demo- Yet we also'think Bush's approach, cou- cratically elected president of Russia, the pled with the junta's lack of support from country's largest republic, but as the 08- our European allies, helped convince the tion's apparent political leader. True, it is not yet clear whether chaos revolt's leaders that they had no chance will now rule or whether in the USSR's of winning control against the will of the difficult transition to democracy and a people and the will of the West. market economy order can be maintained. The question now is whether Gor- Nor is it yet clear whether the USSR as a bachev can divorce himself from his past nation is now finished. quickly enough to stay ahead of the surg- At this writing, a majority of its 15 re- ing democratic wave sweeping through publics had either declared themselves the Soviet empire. At the moment, Yelt- independent or were making plans to sin appears to be the actual ruler not break away from the USSR. No central- only of the Russian republic but of the ized power seems to be left to prevent tattered remains of the USSR. Tax cuts seen as '92 issue Letters ith both Republicans and Demo- loss in revenues stemming from a prop- Park passes year when I realized that is a painful process." crats gearing up to put property erty tax cut, the solution would be either they didn't care how many To the Editor: Much longer times of Wtax cut proposals on the 1992 to cut services even further or to raise passes I was holding up, greater pain from accidents I read with interest the general election ballot, it is clear that the other taxes, as the Legislature was forced how many people were in and deaths due to holiday issue will be a major one again in the short article 10 last week's my car, or, indeed, if It was to do back when the sale tax coverage issue regardmg forged park celebrations could be 1992 Michigan election. was reduced. a pass I was holdIng up. avoided if we gave a "mo- passes in the Farms. What No one has even come near Yet the GOP proposal in particular a joke reading that Dick ment's thought" to the con. brings back memories not only of the suc- True, the Democrats have promised my car this year to verify sequences of our actions that they would finance the costs of their Huhn S8J.dhe wants park cessful efforts to eliminate the sales tax what it is I'm holding up. Traffic accidents, violence, plan to cut property taxes by eliminating personnel to be on the alert I now bring one pass for on food and drugs more than a decade for the bogus passes, recreational mIshaps and $750 million in tax breaks for business. my whole family, and no ago but also of the sponsors' contention Do you know how the chddren's injuries often Their tax plan would exempt the first one cares that the cutback would not require any employees verify that you mar the end-of-the-summer $30,000 of a home's market value from So much for secunty Labor Day weekend. replacement revenues. are indeed a resident of school operating taxes and thus benefit checks. During a typical Labor Instead, the sponsors said, the loss of Grosse Pomte Farms? They chiefly small homeowners. Name withheld Day weekend, over 400 revenue could be met by increased efforts sit inside their station, and from that dIstance, nod at by request auto crash fatalIties occur to eliminate waste and inefficiency in Democrats contend, with some justifica- each driver as we hold up and about 20,000 people state government. tion, that a massive shift has occurred in our pass. suffer dIsabling traffic-re- With the benefit of that airy promise, property taxes in favor of business in the They can neither see Make it safe lated injunes. These grim the sponsors succeeded in selling the sales last decade. Their argument is that the clearly what It IS rm hold- To the Editor: statIstics are doubly tragic tax reduction package to the state's vot- current clamor about excessive taxes on IDg up from that distance. It IS sobenng to recl.hze because most traffIC ers in a referendum. business and industry is ullJustified and nor whose name IS on the that when our natIon cele- crashes are preventable, And so what happened? that, instead, the state's business and in- pass nor whether it IS an brates a hohday, hundreds In fact. the overwhelm~ The savings couldn't be found and It dustry mterests have fared quite well in authentic anyth1Og. What of lives are lost and thou. mg m3.JOntyof motor vphl- soon became necessary to raise the state companson with Michigan homeowners a fiasco. sands of hves are Irrevoca- de mJuries are not really "aCCIdents"at all But. by income tax to meet the revenue shortfall. in recent years. For years, I made sure I bly changed through care- camed WIth me a pass for lessness and adhenng to safety pnllCl- So why bnng up this issue now? Yet m our view this is not the tIme to pies, crash-related fatahtles Because It IS so SImilar to current GOP Impose additional taxes on anyone seg. each member of my famdy IrresponsIblhty. who I was takIDg to the I am remmded of what and mJunes can be re promises to replace the cut In property ment of the populatIon, Nor, in fact, is it park on any glVen day I the British poet A E duced taxes with the revenues to be produced by the bOle to cut state taxes, either under would approach the guard Housman wrote, "A mo- We can prevent needless 8 reviving economy the GOP or Democratic plans, because of With every pass m my ment's thought would have fatalitIes by exerCISIng If the economy doesn't revive fast the revenues required to meet the many hand shown hIm, but a moment needs of the state and its people enough or far enough to help finance the I stopped domg that last ISa long time and thought See LETl'ERS, page 8A

- --..~ ...... ",------... ---.... _.-...... --..~ ~.--..- - .... - ways, as were the pigs, cows, fering their expertise on the horses, chickens, rabbits, geese Perhaps It is true that the fair State fair and on and on. subject - or any subject. has no more urban mterest Expertise on everything - or Of course, I have an interest If that's the case, then maybe at least the willingness to m that sort of thing, having the state should consider mov. speak expertly on any subject only fair grown up on a farm. My ing the fair to Lapeer County - must come from a gene in brother and I even spent sev. or St. Clair County, closer to eral days at the fair one year the Y-chromOl!lOmebecause it is the people it serves. If it's still universal with men. this year helping a neIghbor farmer who withm an hour of the metropol. I wonder why the automak. was showing Holstein dairy itan area, It would be acceSSIble The 143rd Michigan State ers were abeent. Surely, if they to CIty shckers hke myself who cows. It was an exciting adven- / want to entice people to buy FaIr IS pretty good thIs year, ture for 12-year-olds, even if it still enjoy an agncultural faIr. John Minnis' < new cars they have to pitch but it still lacks the excitement meant three days of no sleep Of course, the loss of the fair of the past. and little tIme to clean up. them flrBt. What better place would be another blow to De. than at the Michigan State But like many others, my Last Saturday was Dairy troit at a time when it doesn't Fair in the motor capital of the memones of attendmg the fair Day at the fair and the Michi- need more woe. I for one would reluctantly gave up her milk. haps we have matured some world? as a youth may be dIstorting gan MIlk Producers Association not want to kick the cIty whIle my cWTent expectations. While some say city dwellers and are no longer titillated by Earlier reports were that this it's down. But it is up to the went all out, as usual. Fair. are no longer interested in the others' misfortune. As youngsters, my brothers goers had the opportunity to would be the last Michigan city and its reSIdents - and us state fair, the same cannot be Also missing were the large and I spent an entire day and drink chocolate milk from bot- State Fair. Since then, the m the suburbs - to convince said for those Hving in the displays sponsored by the car evening prowling around the tomless cups. It must have state has relented. After 143 the state that the fair belongs fairgrounds. There probably country. The best of Michigan's oompanies. years, It would have been a ter. here. taken a lot of bro....;r. cows to agricultural produce was repre- wasn't a square mch of the fair rible loss to see the fair discon- The best way to show our produce 80 much chocolate sented at the fair, and It would Ford's perennial dIsplay that we did not trample. tmued. support IS to attend the fall". milk. be a loss if the fair no longer building with the ramp near While we ran around stick. Some say crime is a factor. HIgh attendance will prove Last year, former Congress- provided the forum for the the band shell has been taken ing our nose and fingers into Actually, it's the perceptIon of that we stIll enJoy the fall" and man and U.S. Senate candidate wholesome competitiveness of over by a spa company and the everything, mom and dad reo cnme that is the problem. Th18 that it's a worthwhIle expendI. Bill Schuette finally got his rural life. fair's intonnation center. None laxed, listened to mUSIcians year, I found the parking easy ture of taxpayers' money. hands on somethmg he could Some things were missIng at of the other carmakers was rep- and munched on french fries _ to get into and completely en. The fair runs through Labor handle - he won the associa- the fair - some good, some resented either. the kind that you can only get tion's celebrity milkmg contest. closed. Security was present Day, 80 you stJlI have a few bad. The big rigs were also a~ at the fair. ThIs year, as state director of everywhere. State, county and more days to make It Take the Missing (at least I didn't n0- sent. As kids we used to like ThIs year I, too, enjoyed the agriculture, he shOWed up to Detroit police patrolled the ex. kids, they'll have an experience tIce them if they were there) crawling on the semi.tractors, fries and a meatball sub. Some defend his title, but he lost to a hibits, the midway and the they won't forget, and they will were the two-headed calfj the pretending we were cruising parking lots. things haven't changed, fortu. professional dairy farmer. In in years to come share the nos. world's fattest, tallest, thinnest the highways. Heck, even the nately. The agricultural dis. Schuette's defense, however, he With the automakers' a~ talgia for the annual event that men; the Amazon womanj and men used to gape gogglHyed plays were impressive as aI- was stuck WIth a bum cow that sence, the agricultural industry has been so much a part of all other oddities of nature. Per. at the huge truck engines, of. 18 the most widely represented. our lives.

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., ~ I 'l~, Alumni officers Tune up to SPAR, PO Box 865, Troy • 48099, or call Bev O'Connor at . I SIN I, The Villanova Alumni Club The Society for the Preserva- 949-6235. : of Detroit elected some Grosse tion and Advancement of the ~,\ WE GO Pointers to officers' positions at Harmonica (SPAR) is a non- \ ra.,.~ its annual meeting Aug. 7. profit organization which pro- Zzzzzzzzzz \ ~ Outgoing president James G. motes the art of harmonica According to the Snooze TOT E O'CollllOr has been elected playing. News, a publication of the Bet. "'E" vice ~en~ of the national The society is sponsoring a ter Sleep Council, a non.profIt CIVlLIt. 1.1 alumm 888OC18t10n. Philip K. festival and international har. educational orgamzatlOn sup- 'dOt)' '" Mebas m was elected presi- monica competition beginning ported by the bedding industry, "' fWlWf) dent of the Detroit club, Caro- Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Radis- people who sleep less think 1yn Crawford. Mebus was son Hotel in Romulus. their lives are more stressful MON elected secretary and John The event will feature solo- than those who sleep more " U1 McLellan was elected alumni ists, tri08 and ensembles from f\l'" • representative to the board of around the world and competi. In a research project involv- governors. tion among the world's great mg 82 college students, those harmolUca players. who slept from 9-15 hours a Seminars, workshops and lots day reported fewer daily has- Give blood of open playing time are part of sles and less stress. the five-day event. Southeastern Michi needs Hey, this is probably because blood. gan For more information, write they slept through it. The Red Cross has described the situation as "precarious" and at least one local hospital has said it may resort to post- poning elective surgeries until the blood supply has been re- plenished. Cottage Ho8pital will hold a blood drive on Monday, Sept. 9, from 10 a.m. ,to 4 p.m. For the locations of nearby Red Cross Centers, call 1-800- 582- 4383. Is that a fact? Don't bet on it

Just when you thought you gamed ascendancy. who, however, set the brush understood something - isn't as legal as it seemed. The Case in point: An American afIre and mcinerated the rul- Detroit schools received a major gotchal - things aren't what archeologist studying Mayan ers. Then, anarchy broke out, setback in plan for they seemed. the the ruins in Belize has developed a tribal groups warred, people re- male academies when a fedenll Take Christopher Columbus. new theory about the decline of fused to work the fIelds, the judge ruled them unconstitu. the Mayan empire He believes food supply dwindled. Cannibal- tional. the Mayas destroyed them. ism became widespread, epi- It's a disappointing outcome selves by polluting rivers with demics flared, and the original for a good idea that tried to sewage and garbage and failing population of 8,000 was reduced buck the old conventional wis- to realIZe theIr dependence on to about 300. dom with a new wisdom; with each other and the environ. The lesson here may be only any luck, a plan to salvage it ment. that no populatIOn group is may soon be worked out. Why "I beheve It began when one immune to self-destructive not accelerate plans for a fe- cIty polluted the nvers, causmg ways. Modern Americans have male academy? massive death and illness m fallen again into the 18th cen- Society seems to be coming the CIties downstream," ar- tury habit of idealizing and around in a circle on the su~ cheolOgist Peter Dunham told romanticizing the Noble Sav- ject of sex segregation. Only a the Cleveland Plam Dealer. Old Chns "dIscovered" age. Could it be that the reason generation ago, Catholic "When the downstream citIes Amenca and everybody Indians had so little negative schools, in particular, com- were gone, the upstream cIties thought it was the best thing impact on Earth and its crea. monly educated students in died out for lack of trade " since pIZZa Just as we were tures is that there JUSt weren't that setting. The Ivy League, The Mayas dIdn't disappear, about to celebrate the anmver- very many Indians? the Seven Sisters, and the prep of course, any more than the sary, somebody noticed that the schools that fed into them, were Romans or the Incas dId, but amval of Columbus brought • all segregated by sex. theIr distmctlve tradmg culture dIsease, slavery, and genOCIde Apparently, no sooner was eventually vanished. to our shores. Oops, Chns, at ConventIonal wisdom, on that system abolished than least Lelf had the good grace to SImIlarly self-destructive was some sides at least, held that we've become interested agam. go away the cataclysmIC near-end of the lots of kids would want to opt n.e decision against the The conventional WIsdom IS clvlhzatlOn on Easter Island, as into Grosse Pointe's new gifted boys' schools is particularly magnet classes. Of course, wis- that conventIOnal WIsdom prob- reported In August's World ironic because it comes at a ably Isn't true any more News- Momtor. dom on the other SIde believed time when my alma mater, one week even runs a weekly col- The latest theory about that all students would want to be of the few holdouts for single- umn to that efl'ed land of puzzling stone heads IS treated the same. sex education, is reassessIng Two new entnes in the that the SOCIetyblew up m a So the enrollment seems to that commItment The market Thmgs Aren't What They confrontation between a tinY have some surpnses for every. for women's colleges JUSt Isn't Seem category have to do WIth ruhng class and a large subJu, one More of the older kids there any more, some offiCials THE WHITTIEQ natIve peoples What's beIng gated group. want the gtfted ClB88esjmore of at Mount Holyoke fear. Young the younger kids want reg. "a tradition of excellence in senior living" debunked thIS time (at least 10 Poor farming methods had the women want to go where the ular classes. I don't know what guys are two particular cases) ISthe be already stnpped the land of 415 Bums Drive hef that native people hved in trees and brush (and habitat for to conclude from that. I'm not 80 sure that will be harmony WIth nature and each food ammals) The last bIts of true in a few years If schools, Detroit, Michigan 48214 other and that the Earth only forest were cut and the logs • public or private, start oft"enng (313) 822-9000 started Its downward envIron- were pIled as a bamcade Teachmg young boys 10 a mental spIral when Europeans against the rebellIous serfs. sex-segregated public school See PARMENTER, pap SA

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PHONE(517) 792 09~ 804 c; HAUII TnN , 18M\~ 'Uu. SA News August 29, 1991 ... Grosse Pointe News Leave the door ajar Grief doesn't always wear the face of tragedy. There There are more than 60 1S comfort to be denved from happy remembrances. From page6A From page 7A theIr careers ." says scienttst The grieving process can take us on a vl1.I'u:1Ly of jour. millIon recrPAtinnAI boaters Evelyn Fox Keller, whu lUll> common sense In our hoh- 10 the United States neys, gOing down wonderful roads, weaving intricate sex-segregated educatIOn, It studied women In scIence. patterns with our mind's eye, summoning comforting day celebrations Jerry In recreation as In drlV- could change the demand at ExtrapolatIon can be danger- thoughts and warm feehngs. Cheske from the American 109, alcohol is a deadly the college level ous, but might not thiS suggest Automobile Association companion. The National Studies have indIcated that that smgle-sex education can be Some personal experiences this summer have caused says, "The keys to a safe TransportatIOn Safety boys and gIrls mature academI- me to examine more closely the whole process of griev. benefiCial at any level? and happy Labor Day holi- Board estimates that alco- cally at a different pace In the Mount Holyoke's quandary IS ing. On the surface, grIeving would appear to be an ex- day are 1) aVOid alcohol 2) hol use IS assocIated With early years, gIrls tend to do bet- tremely emotional, gut-wrenching experience, fraught economiC, not legal That's the wear your safety-belt when between one-third to two- ter than boys, but by the high difference between public and w1th pain and tears, At close range 1t can indeed be travelmg 3) drIve the speed thirds of recreational boat- school and college level, girls prIvate education comphcated; however it can also be exqUlsitely simple. hmlt, and 4) be extra care- 109 deaths Drownmgs and have been SOCialIzedto defer to I apprecIate the distmction, I thmk that grief is mostly about loss. We mourn the ful when travelIng close to diving mJuries center on males but I guess I don't see why the loss of our ability to share with those who have been home or on two-lane roads, the deadly combmation of Mount Holyoke (to contmue public schools shouldn't offer close to us. We miss the exchanges, both emotional and One or more of these ele- water actiVIties and drInk- WIth that example) ISJustlfia. both, Variety IS healthy. phySIcal. When we try to capture a moment from the ments are Ignored In the Ing - more than 8,000 bly proud that It has graduated past and find it to be elus1ve, grief results. ma.Jorlty of fatal holIday drownlngs occur each year more women who go on to aCCIdents " and about half of these in- Ph.D than any other under- Southeastern plans This was especially evident to me the first time I re- Alcohol is a "grim volve drinking graduate mstltution in the turned to enter my mother's cottage, almost two years reaper" Nearly half of all Each year as many as country And they attribute 35th reunion after her death. Tangible evidence of her presence was traffic fatalIties are alcohol- 1,000 spinal cord injuries that to the fact that women are Southeastern High School, everywhere. As I lovingly touched things that were related. Drunk driVing con- result when persons d1ve educated separately there class of 1956, plans a reunion special to her, the memories evoked were almost over. tinues to be one of the na- into too-shallow water, The "Women attendmg women's the weekend of Sept. 27-29 at whelming. Her coat to shIeld her from the chilly lake tIOn's most seriOUS public drought of thIS summer colleges develop measurably the Troy Mamott Hotel. nights still hung in her closet. The pamting purchased health and safety problems. has produced record low- higher levels of self-€steem, For more information, call on a summer excursion to an art fair was in 1ts place Seat belt use ISCritical to water levels and thus has score hIgher on standardJ.Zed Rose Praiwito Greene at 646- over the mantel. Little reminders of viSIts to antique survival In automobile increased the risks of div- tests, are more lIkely to enter 3979 or Peggy Johnson Nunne- crashes TragIcally, 90 per- ing injuries, Even in famil- tradItionally male professIOns, ley at 649-6032. Other classes shops adorned the walls and shelves, all as she had left are welcome. them. At first there was a feeling WIthin me of tres- cent of the fatalIties m Iar waters, divers should and are more successful 10 traffic crashes are not test the depth of the water passing. That feeling was soon replaced by a feeling of before considermg it safe. closeness and comfort. wearing seat belts. Child- resIstant seats have been Drowning IS a leading Similarly, there is a chair at our cottage that was required for children under cause of death among chIld- my father's. He always sat there next to the fireplace age 5 for the past 10 years. ren - most happen In and after his death, it took me awhile before I was Because of that law, 1,500 swimmIng pools, but able to sit in that particular chair. Now as I settle into babies are ahve today around 10 percent occur in AUTO INSURANCE FOR that warm space, I can a!mObt teet protectIve arms Speed W81; ~ne mo&tprev- bathtubs and another 10 around me as I read by the fire on cool summer eve- alent drlver-error-related percent happen in buckets, SAFE DRIVERS AS LOWAS":'l<\ cause contributing to auto- toilets and ponds...... ~ ... >:;:' -;;. -: ... nings. OFFERS: At times it is difficult to distinguish grieving from mobile crashes and one- Above all, on this Labor third of all fatal crashes Day weekend use your reminiscing, and perhaps they are not totally separate. > $8ff d~ dI$IOOUrtl 54 are speed-related. Clearly, common sense. Keep your >- IklttM:Ir dItcount " $91 Professionals assign varying time periods for "accepta. speed IS a killer. end-of-the.summer holiday ble" grieving. It is my opinion that unless one spends Even though people safe by adding a bit of cau- >- "Df8coUnt$ fOr matue. per__ 1991 DODGE an inordinate amount of time wallowing in grief, little tion to your fun, picnics , , v CARA "'N SE travel long distances over a • 62 and over ' <, EA 3MOS harm will occur and perhaps healing benefits will holiday, the National and barbecues. come more quickly than if grief had been denied. Clos- Safety CounCIl reports that Nothmg ruIns a holIday ~ ~~IU~, Road,~~,' ,c;~, ,(1K)SSEPOIN1f 'HARPER ~ ing emotional doors can be fine, but what is wrong three out of four traffic ac- more than a trip to a hospI- >, Renta. Co"~ 1l•• Y.Il~ ,Sf. ClMl SOORES~saN7S tal emergency room, with ieaving the door ajar for an occasional return cidents occur withm 25 at: fOw~ ------visit when the need occurs? miles of home. Louis W. Sullivan, M.D. Sample pralllum shown includes Some of us grieve for family members, friends and A holiday danger that is Secretary of Health Homeowners mandatory no-Cauh ID&unmce WIth increasingly more preva- and Human Services $200 deductible comprehensive beloved pets decades after we have been separated. It and covel1lle, Cor dnven wllh S yean of , lent is violence. Violent in- would seem to me that a walk down memory lane, a Fire Insurance sale dnvIDI. mamed, .ge 2S-61 With cidents are usually the re- IWo or more can to be IDlured on daydream of things lost, a tear shed mourning the loss sult of angry, emotional Also Offered at some pohcy when vducle is used for of a loved one or even a job are all within the realm of outbursts fueled by alcohol St. Lad's plans 10th Same Low Cost Premiums pleasure only normal human behavior. However, we should not per. and other drugs. Amen. St. Ladislaus High School, mit grief to rule our lives. 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------:------~------r.....------...... _-...... _._...... _....._.....__...... "... I August 29, 1991 .Grosse Pointe News Automotive 9A Honda has great expectations for its U.S.-built Accord . What do you do when you W'agon have to wnte a story - and not just a shorty, but one longer Because this IS a compact than six paragraphs - about a wagon, don't expect a lot of leg- .car 80 well.built that it has no room 10 the second seat. It's glaring problems? So carefully adequate but not outstanding. deSIgned that it does every. There is, however, generous thing it was intended to do? So headroom. And the large win- good.looking it elicIts smiles dows all around give one a feel. from BMW -owning neighbors? Autos mg of space. The storage area The car is: the new Accord is reached through a lift-up station wagon. The answer to tal1gate. It accommodated four the question(s) is: call Honda's folded, webbed lawnchairs plus PR people. one angel food birthday cake on Roger Lambert is a company types aren't scattered randomly By the time I talked with a glass plate, along with four spokesman down at American in the production schedule, the Lambert, it was too late. The Photo by Jenny King adults and 80me assorted sacks The Accord WagoD LX featur .. a 16-valve 2.2-liter 125- .Honda Motor Co. In Marysville associates (workers) are likely Accord wagon had been reo of gUts and other necessities. Ohio. He had lots to say about' to have to build both types on turned safely to the garage. horsepower eDgine. The EX mode"s engine is tUDed to get 140 For comparison's sake, here the fabulously successful com. any given day, so they have to There was no chance to inspect horsepower. Standard features In both iDclude air conditioD- are Accord wagon measure- pany and its products, which be carefully trained, alert and and appreciate the slde panels. ing. cruise CODtrOI.power windows and locks cmd driver-side ments vs. those of a top rival. include the Accord, the top- flexible. Can't put an instru- It had been noted throughout air bag. Ford's Taurus wagon. The Ac- selling nameplate in the United ment panel for a right-hand the test week, though, that this a powerful engine, it showed The power locks, a conveni. cord is 186 inches long VB. States in 1990. drive car in one being built was an extremely tight and surprising acceleration moving ence and safety feature that about 192 inches for the inter. In the late 19808 Honda be- with left-hand drive. quiet car. Wagons used to be from fourth into fIfth. can baffle the most experienced mediate-slZe Taurus. Accord is gan exporting Accord coupes - Cars are asembled in GO-unit known for their tendencies to The cabm is bright and dnvers, are of an interesting about 68 inches wide; Taurus is 'built exclu&ively in this country lots, Lambert said. So cars rattle and squeak. Granted cheerful, thanks to generous design m the Accord. Use the about 71 inches wide. Accord - to Japan, he said. To every. slated for export to right-hand. this one had only a couple ' use of glass - and in this case, key In the

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PtlONE (517) 7920934 804 S HAMIL TON , /AMI QI;Jt "tolY: lOA Seniors August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Neil Shine ~~ to address Eat right, exercise and you'll senior• men The Grosse POInte :::lemor be in the lineup a long time Men's Club will not meet Aug cated that exercise prolongs tamin C. 27 achievement abound. Verch life. It IS also not true that retire. The next meetmg will be composed "Ave Maria" at age Prime Time In one study of 16,000 men, ment can take years off YoW' 85; Martha Graham performed Tuesday, Sept 10. The speaker those who walked nine or more bfe, although many worry will be Nell Shme, of the De on stage until she was 75 and miles a week had a lower mor- about being bored or feeling trOlt Free Press choreographed her 1BOth work By Marian Trainor tality rate than those who useless when they are no Semor men retired and hvmg walked three miles or less In last year at 95. At age 98 the Recently thousands of specta. longer part of the workaday noted pianist Mieezyslaw Hor. m the Grosse Pomte area are Will be held in June 1993 in another study, conduci.ed at world. But studIes support the invited to attend the meetmgs tors gathered at Oakland Hills SZOWski played a full program Baton Rouge, La. Anyone inter. Wa:Jungton University School Idea that detenoration after re- Country Club to watch some of ested can wrIte for information of Medicine in St LoUiS, heart and three encores to a sold out the greatest names in golf, all tirement, when it occurs, 18 house at Carnegie Hall last to USNSO, 14323 South Outer function in men and women in usually caused by some prior Pointe AARP of them over 50, compete m the Forty Road, St. Louis, Mo. year. TItian pamted m his thell' sIXties improved by 25 illness or disability. Many pe0- U.S Sernor Open It was thrills 63107. percent to 30 percent after a nineties. Admittedly, added set for fall all the way. Scores were close ple thrIve on a more leisurely years may slow yoW' pace b~t Interesting and encouragIng year of endW'ance exercIse. way of life. Retirement for Grosse POinte Chapter 3430 and the toW'nament ended in a items, but ones that might you need not drop out of the Men In theIr seventies showed many presents an opportunity of AARP Will begin Its fall playoff between Jack Nicklaus raise questIOns such as: where race. By following a sensible mcreased muscle strength after to reexamme their hfe goals meetmgs on Monday, Sept 9, and ChI Chi Rodriguez Despite do these "young" older people program of exercise and fueling just eight weeks of strength and do new kInds of work. at the Grosse Pomte Neighbor- a late bid by Chi ChI, Jack won get their energy, their endW'- your body with good nutrition, training. A recent report from Examples of men and women hood Club and almost set a course record ance, their strength and why you can remain a contender for the Medical College of Pennsyl. for whom age was no barrier to "A View of the Zoo" Will be m the process. The seniors put are some people vigorous at 80, vania CIted growing evidence as long as you wish. presented by Jean Marson, reo on qUIte a show. while others seem old at 60? that older people can start an tired assistant proscecutor of In Syracuse, N.Y., more than exercise program at any age Wayne County For the last IS 5,000 athletes competed in the For one thmg, ag10g not and receive phYSIOlOgicalbene. ~' BEACON POINTE two"years, Marson has been a uniform. Another vanable is US National Senior Sports fits as well as reduced incld. volunteer docent WIth the De- Classic m - the Sernor Olym- the increase in life expectancy ence of chronic diseases. PHARMACY troit Zoo, conducting toW's of pICS- for men and women age today compared with that of AND SURGICAL A study in the University of (WILSON &t WOLFER) the Detroit and Belle Isle zoos 55 and older The 60 to 64 age earher tImes. In 1890, life ex- Cahforma at Berkley's Well- ~ PRESCRIPTIONS There w111be color slides and category had the most partiCI- pectancy in the United States ness Letter points out that good a talk about zoos In general - pants (almost 1,300) and there was only 42 for men and 45 for nutrition is important. It con. CONVALESCENT AIDS & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES women, so that 65 seemed _ why we have them, where they were 15 athletes 10 theIr nine. tends that it's just not true that 15216-22 East Jefferson • Near Beaconsfield get the ammals and how they ties. One of them, swimmer and was - a venerable age older people need nutritional ..825414 • Gross. Pom,. Park • 823..... are cared for It Will be a half. John Fleck, is 99. (Another 99. Average life expectancy dId not supplements or lose their abil. 8~AA • FREE DELIVERY • ~ hoW' program WIth 15 mmutes nse to 65 until 1940. Today year~ld who was entered in ity to dIgest high.fiber foods, or 0'. -HOURS- ~ for questions The program be- people may regard themselves the 1oo-yard dash had to with. should stop eatmg protein or 0...... " ~ Monday through Fnday 8-:30am. 7 p m gms at 2 p m. following the draw at the last minute be- as still middle-aged in theIr ro have to swallow laxatives. All nleIl Saturday 8:00 a.m.• 4:00 P m. )0 _ busmess meetmg at 1:30 p.m cause of a leg problem. late fIfties and sixties. People Older people, they say, need Ie -- "-""'" Oosed Sundays and Hohda is I~. . Refreshments will follow the m their seventies and older of- Gerald E Bodenchstel, R Ph _. ) The 17 sports categones in. the same diet as any healthy program Members and guests ten retain their health, their cluded archery, badminton, bas- adult - plenty of fruits, grains are welcome energy and their zest for life. ketball, cycling, field events, and vegetables which supply Other programs planned for football, volleyball and a 10 kilo Exercise is an important fac- not only vitamins and minerals fall have a mUSical theme: ometer road race. The next Na- tor in maintaining youthful but fiber as well. You don't "The Barbershoppers" on Oct. tIonal Senior Sports Classic VIgor. Major studIes have indio need supplements of zinc or vi- 14; the "Pointe Singers" choral group (ambassadors of Grosse Pomte South High) on Nov. 11, and the annual Christmas party on Dec. 9, featW'ing en. tertamer "Johnny Chase. King of the One.Man Keyboard Show" Mary Cross, hospItality chair- man, IS m charge of refresh- ments She wll1 be aSSIsted by volunteers. Ice cream social The Sept. 4 meetmg of the Neighborhood Club semor SOC vohml .. n Hector MontpeUt. AIm G.row. CbrUtopher Angelo cmd Betty Ruanack lesti. adults will be the annual Ice fied. at hearb:lgl recently. Cream Social. Reservations are necessary at The second print in Robert 'Ihylor's Aviation the receptIOn desk. Please call SOC volunteers testify at hearings , 8854600 for further informa- Volunteers from Services for SOC volunteers Gerow and Masterworks Series, recreating great events from :: Older Citizens (SOC) testified their homes Without this ser. tion. Ludwig deliver meals to home- vice. at heanngs sponsored by Michi- World War Two. Commemorating the 50th bound residents. Meals-at-Home Through SOC, a limited Senior men gan organizations during the is funded through the Detroit Anniversary of the vital, buccaneering role played past three months and gave number of residents over 60, Area Agency on Aging and who meet other eligibility reo support for several senior citI- administered by the Detroit by the American Eagle Squadrons in Europe; each meetings televised zens' programs. quirements, receive free meals Department of Health. five days a week. - pr "",eu.L<>~ of the print is signed by five legendary Eagies. Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Ann Gerow, Grosse Pomte On Apnl 3, SOC board mem- Gerow tWIce a month deliv. bers Sandy Fisher, Grosse Club meetings can be seen on Woods, and Wilham LudWIg, ers meals to about 17 people Grosse Pointe Cable Channel Grosse Pointe Farms, spoke at Pointe Farms, and Betty Rus- MILITARY ART GALLERY who are not able to get out of nack, Grosse Pointe Woods, tes- 32 everyday at 10:30 a.m. on a meeting sponsored by the the house and have no other 19358 Kelly Road Monday, Wednesday and Fri- MichIgan ConuDlssion on Ag- tified at a meeting held at the means for obtainmg a well-bal- Walter Reuther Senior Center, 521-6420 day and on Sunday at 5:30 p.rn. mg held at the Royal Oak Sen. anced diet. She said she did not and late night at 12:20 a.m. ior Center on June 13. sponsored by the Detroit Area Mon. - Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 know how they could remain in Agency on Aging

...... -~...... ~ - .. ------_...._ --.-.------...- .------.-. I August 29, 1991 brosse Pointe News ., Obituaries 11A J. Herbert Baker sisters, Dorothy Petersen and Helen I. (Cronin) Eugene Casazza Jr. Services were held Wednes- Mildred Heskett. John Alexander (Jack) L. Merrel J, Hodgson day, Aug. 28, at the Chas Ver. Burial was in Rice Cemetery Pfeifer Hendrie Services were held Tuesday, ServIces were held Aug. 24, heyden Inc. funeral home in in Milan. Memorial contribu. Services were held Monday, Aug. 27, at St. Margaret's 1991, at the ('has Verheyden Grosee Pointe PW'k for J. Her. tions may be made to the Aug. 26, at the A.J. Desmond Services wel"t~h~ld Tuesday, Cathohc ChUlCh in St. Clau' funeral honl€: 1/l GrUltl:ltlPointe bert Baker, 87, of Grosse Pointe Groeae Pointe Rotary or an- & Sons Funeral Home in Troy Aug. 27, 1991, at St. Paul on Shores for Eugene L Casazza Park for MelTel J. Hodgson, 85, Park. He died Aug. 25, 1991, at other charitable organization. for Helen I. (Cronin) Pfeffer, 72, the Lake Catholic Church in Jr., 69, of St. ClaIr Shores. A of Grosse Pointe Woods. He Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse of Detroit. A former resident of Grosse Pointe Farms for John former resident of Grosse dIed Aug 22, 1991, at Harper Pointe. Daniel W. McCarron Grosse Pointe City and Bir- Alexander (Jack) Hendrie, 62, Pointe Farms, he dIed Aug. 23, Hospital in Detroit. Born in Chicago, Mr. Baker Services will be held at 10:15 mingham, she died Aug. 23, of Grosse Pointe Farms. He 1991, at St. John Hospital in Born In Altoona, Pa, Mr graduated from Northwestern a.m. Thursday, Aug. 29, at the 1991, at Bon Secours Nursing died Aug. 24, 1991, at St. John Detroit. Hodgson was an automotive University in Illinois. Hospital in Detroit. Mr. A.H. Peters Funeral Home In Care Center in Detroit. Born in ChIcago, Mr. Cas- supervisor at the Budd Wheel Baker was retlJ'ed. He had been Grosse Pointe Woods, and at 11 Co., where he worked for more Mr. Hendrie had a 35-year azza moved to DetroIt In 1943. a salesman for Northern Paper a.m. at St. Margaret of Scot. than 25 years. He also worked Born in Detroit, Mrs. Pfeffer advertising career at Ross Roy He was a leading cosmetologist Mills in Wisconsin and its su. land Church in St. Clair Shores as a securIty guard at Lake. was a homemaker. Inc., and retired as senior vice 10 Grosse Pointe for approxi- cesaor, American Can Co. He for Daniel W. McCarron, 83, of mately 40 years until he was pomte Towers 10 St. Clair was also a salesman for Bock. She is survIved by her president. Shores. St. Clair Shores. A former resi- daughters, Mary Kay Miles stricken with a stroke 10 1985 I!Jtanz Brothers, an industrial A member of one Detroit's An aVId sportsman, he en- dent of Gl'088e POInte Farms, and Barbara Smith; sons, Rab- of He is survIVed by his wife, supply company. oldest famihes, Hendrie JOyed hunting, fish10g and golf. he died of a stroke on Aug. 25, ert J. Pfeffer Jr., Charles, Mr. Margaret; sons, Eugene ill, Mr. Baker was a member of was named for the first gover- ing, and was a member of the 1991, at Bon Secours Hospital Thomas and Mark C.; and 15 Richard, James and Robert; the Grosee Pointe Rotary Club, nor general of Canada. His NatIOnal Rifle Assoc18tion. In Grosse Pointe. grandchildren. daughters, Mary Lou, Anne, the Senior Men's Club, the family began the rail transit He is survived by hiB daugh- Mr. McCarron iB survived by Margaret and Cathenne; a University Club, the Masonic system in Detroit and several ter, Yvonne S. Peters; four his wife, Edith (Allor) Me. brother; two sisters; and 10 Lodge 519, the Shriners and streets in the city are named grandchildren; 14 great.grand- Carron; daughter, Sallie Van Burial was in Mount Ohvet grandchildren. the Sons of the American Revo- after his ancestors. children; sisters, Nelle Larimer, Coppenolle; and son, David Cemetery in Detroit. Memorial Arrangements were made by . J1ltion. McCarron. contributions may be made to Mr. Hendrie was a graduate Isabelle O'Donnell and Mary . He iB survived by biB wife, the Kaul Funeral Home 10 St . Burial will be in Mount the Amencan Heart Assocla. of Portsmouth Priory and the LoUIse Pykrel; and brother, :. Rhoda Dennison Baker' and ClaIr Shores. Interment was in . , Olivet Cemetery in DetroIt. tlOn. UniversIty of DetroIt. He was Stuart Hodgson. He was pre- Mount Olivet Cemetery In De. .' ceded in death by his we, an aVId saIlor and ice boater, troit. Memorial contributions and also enjoyed playing ten. Florence, and brother, Jack . may be made to the Capuchin Interment was in Mount nlS. Sailboat racmg was his fa. Soup Kitchen In Detroit. vorite sport. He crewed on OlIvet Cemetery 10 Detroit. boats of all SIZeS and particI' pated 10 39 Port Huron to Mackmac races. He also spent several years saihng and racing his own Cal25 with his sons. In recent years Mr. Hendrie became a piano techniCIan and a member of the Piano Techni. cians Guild. He was also a member of the Society of Lubri. cation Engineers, the Country Club of Detroit and the Gr088El Pointe Little Club, where he served on the board. He is survived by his wife, Arlene Roy Hendrie; daughters, Susan Elizabeth Rohde, Sara Alexandra Sessions and Mary Arlene Hendrie; sons, David William, Philip Roy and John ~rv:::~ ~ ...(' 'N -' N ~~ >:: A. Hendrie Jr.; brothers, /q[ ,,~t%:>..~;{%(.;f':;"'';'-''''~ ~i

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PHONf (51 7) 792 093~ 804 S HAMILTON 1 (800) 968.~56 12A News August 29, 1991 Grone Pointe News:: Study to help Woods find missing water By Donna Watker comptroller Clifford J. Maison termine where those leaks are Staff Wnter The Woods pays Detroit and iimeters are working prop- A study to detect leaks and $2.61 for each unit of water. So erly. faulty meters in the Gl'088e Pomte Woods water system in 1990-91, the CIty could ~ot Petersen said the study will acco~t for ~,785.21 of Its take about two weeks. During will begin after Labor Day, saId city clerk-adnurnstrator Chester DetroIt water ~1l1. that time, Pitometer employees Petersen. Petersen ~Id the cIty has a will use BOniCdetection equip- The city council on Aug. 19 pretty .good Idea where a lot of ment on the city's entire water Giveus a buzz. the. ffilSSIng water went. The distnbution system, consisting hired Pitometer Associates to sprmklers on the m~ans on of approximately 60 water conduct the $8,600 study, Mack Avenue, Venner and mains. They will use the equip- which will be paid for out of Lochmoor, . and around the ment on hydrants and main the cIty's Water Enterpnse baseball diamonds at Ghes- valves throughout the cit to Fund qwere Park are not metered. listen for leaks Y Petersen said the study is NeIther is the water used in fl- . needed because the number of refighting and firefighting Most of the work will be units of water for which the training, Petersen said. done during normal working city charges reSIdents is far less The study will determine hours. But in high traffic areas than the amount of water the how much water is used for leak detection may have to ~ city buys from Detroit. those activities, and then those conducted during late evening In fiscal 1989-90, the Woods units will be subtracted from and/or early morning hours. could not account for 14,143.6 the nwnber of unbl1led water The city plans to repair units of water it bought from units. The difference should tell whatever leaks are found as Detroit. In 1990-91, that figure the city how much water is es- soon as it can, on a priority ba- was down, but still mgh at caping through leaks In the sis, with major leaks being re- 11,795.1 units, said Woods system, and the study will de- paired first. Children's theater schedules enrollments When you need adoctor ... Grosse Pointe ChIldren's tary school students, and 2 p.rn They WIll have the opportu- Theater WIll hold enrollment for former JUnior high and high nity to try out for the regular for the fall season on Saturday, school students season, depending on age and Sept 8, at the War ME-moria!. Students from 6 to 18 wIll experience receive traming in all aspects This is the 38th season. Sally TImes are 10 a m. for new of acting, including mime, Reynolds, founder, WIll direct elementary school students, 11 movement, voice and dictIon, and produce all shows as well a m. to noon for new Junior characterization, stage tech. as Instruct classes. hIgh and hIgh school students; nique and terminology, and cre- For more Information, call 12'30 pm. for former elemen- atIVe drama. 881-7511 or 885-6219. Woods' cut is $130 for mowing lawn

Grosse Pointe Woods now However, the property had property, Grosse Pointe Woods has someone it can charge for no clear owner at the time. city clerk-administrator Chester yard work the city performed Several people had fmancial in. Petersen said. right away... on a house on Edmonton that terests in the property, making was left vacant for several it difficult for the city to get months. work on the house accom- Finney plans 20th In June, Woods Department plished. of Public Works employees cut The classes of 1970, '71 and thE: grass and weeds in the One of the men who held an '72, Finney High School, plan a yard m response to neighbors' interest in the house recently 20-year combined reunion for complaints. Previously, they acquired clear title to the prop- Saturday, Oct. 26, at Warren had tried unsuccessfully to get erty. A $130 fee will be added Chateau HaIl 10 WlllTen. the owner of the house to per- to his city tax bill for yard For more information, call form the work. work the city performed on the 746-9643. who practices near yOU... FURNACES & BOILERS City of ~rnss.e Jnint.e Jifarms MlchlgaD ReplKed NOTICE OF HEARING BRUCE WIGl[ CITY COUNCIL ~~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ihe City Council will meet in the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms on 17600 UVERNOIS • 863-7800 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 MONDA ~ SEPTEMBER 9, 1991 1726 MAPLE RD .• 643-4800 at 7:30 p.m. to hear the appeal of Michelle Taylor, from Ihe provisions of the City's Zomng Ordinance as they perlain to the building at 84 Kercheval and the proposed second floor addItion.

Sufficient off-street parkIng would not be available on the property to M&M meet the reqUirements of the City's Zoning Ordinance under Section DISTRIBUTING CO. 1504, Item 9. Sixteen (16) parking spaces are required according to building use criteria under Section 1504 , Item 9 of the City'S Zoning who accepts your Insurance. Ordinan::e, whereas the plan of proposed construction provides no Cleaning Materials parking spaces. Under the proviSIOnsof Section 1504, Items 4 and 9, & EqUIpment the Council may grant exceptions to off street parking requirements where it determines after a hearing thaI the requirements are excessive or unduly burdensome for any of several reasons specified, including WE DELIVER that pUbliclyowned parking facilities are available reasonably nearby. The Hearing will be public. Interested property owners or residents of 884-0520 the City are invited to attend. Written comments may be mailed, or delivered to the City Hall, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday - Friday. A drop box for mail delivered aft~r hours is available at the Police 167M E. WARREN Department. DmolT,MI41224 Richard G. Solak G.PN 08/29/91 City Clerk KITCHENS, BATHS, SIDIMG we'll even make the appointment. &: TRIM, FAMILY ROOMS••• KITCHENS DORMERS

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-- -...-_------_ _-_.-. _----_ .._------_.- _ _ .- _._-_ ....-.. -~---.._ - =-_.-... ---.. I - August 29, 1991 qrosse Pointe News Schools 13A , :St. Clare reunion : It's been 65 years Since the Kindermusik classes begin .fil st eIghth graders walked across the stage to receive thell' C!:.l<,<,e

:Honored Erica Moncho. a Grosse :Pointe South High School jun- FRIDAY . ior. receiYed, the Society of :Women Engineers Certificate .for highest honors in science Dm AUGUST 30th :and mczthematics. She will be Language masters a senior this fall. lUAE 3 p.m. - 8 p.m. Fiv. Grosse Pointe North High School students were among the top scorers in both the $30 Off AllIOI/14K (MRLDDF) stat. and Dation in recent national foreign language examinations. From left, in front are :3 win medals Heather HeDDing in Lenl 3 French and Ann Marie Matouk in Level 4 Spanish. In back Custom Ring Styles ANUFACTURING JEWELERS : Rensselaer Polytechnic Insti. from left are Natalia Rodriguez in Lenl 3 Spanish, Renee Dwaihy in Le•• 1 2 German and ~8525 HARPER (AT 11 % MILE) Lisa Lillich in Level 3 German. Their teachen are Jeannine Palazzo and Linda Mitchell for l tute has announced that Paula- ST. CLAIR SHORES 774-2100 Spanish. Guido Regelbnagge for French and Madeline SaloDen for German. Trillium from'5' 1Rose Stark of University Lig- ...... ,.. Nt ...... C'l1I1 GIIlII ..... 1'IC. .gett School, Magi ElAlayi of ;Grosse PolOte North High :School and Jeremy J. Gajewski .of Grosse Pointe South High Get on board School have been awarded Rensselaer Medals. ill 1991-921 . Each year Rensselaer pre- sents medals to high school stu- dents for outstanding achieve- Sometimes It'S that extra ment in the study of attention that makes the 'mathematics and science dur- 109 their jumor year. One jun- difference. In Catholic .ior from each of approximately schools, teachers give your 1,700 high schools is selected to 'receive the award. child individual, special care. That's what you want for your child-that's what Writers honored you can expect from a Katie Essehnk and Rebecca Catholic school education Opdyke, both ll-year-old stu. dents at Parcells Middle School, receIVed honorable mention In the May 1991 Cncket League International writmg competi- tion TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, Entrants were asked to write ST. PAUL WELCOMES about themselves and a brother 'Or sIster 440 VERY SPECIAL The two wnters' names ap- CHILDREN-AND BEGINS pear In the August 1991 Issue of Cncket magazme Boys & GirlS Velcro OngrnalDockslders ITS 65TH YEAR OF DOCKSIDERS BOYS & GIRLS PROVIDING THE VALUES SAVE 100/0OFF SAVE 10010 OF CATHOLIC EDUCATION. Denby plans 40th Na & Brown Br

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PHONE (5171 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON 1 (8001968.3456 14A Business August 29, 1991 ~ Grosse Pointe NewS'~ 2 City businessman takes guesswork out of check approval By John Minnis not have to call TeleCheck. In Assistant Editor all cases where checks are re- 1 At the time, Ford Motor Co. Your Check Nearly a third of all checks fused, the check.wrlter IS told asked him to help set up Is written are intentIOnally fraud- I we---- how to contact TeleCheck. I nationwide credlt-<:ard and I\ooVIIN . ulent To get oft' TeleCheck's nsk check-acceptance procedures That's the word from Tele- hst, all one has to do is pay the ! and guarantees for its dealer- Check, the nation's largest check and make sure Tele- 1 ships. The Ford program was a check acceptance service Check IS Informed, NItzsche qUick success and the other car But retailers can eliminate said. compames soon followed with the risk of bad checks, aecord- In some cases, TeleCheck col- credit card and check accept- ing to Arthur A. Nitzsche of lects for bad checks from retaIl- ance at their dealerships, Grosse Pointe City, president of ers. If a store subscribes to the Nitzsche said. Southfield based TeleCheck full guarantee service, Tele- "I really didn't know much MichIgan. Check stands behind all checks about check guarantee until I "As we sit here," he said, It approves. worked With Ford on it," he "calls are coming in and checks If an approved check said. are being cleared." bounces, TeleCheck buys it. It In fact, a lot of calls are com- Though he was reluctant to bers. That way, the conscien- is then TeleCheck's job to col- discontinue working with tious check. users can gain pre- mgm. lect. Dependmg on the type of NBD's retailer customers, ferred~ustomer status With the TeleCheck Michigan's more business, there IS a limit on Nitzsche found he couldn't re- retailers they patromze. than 4,200 retail and banking how large a check TeleCheck fuse a promotion in 1976 to "We don't want to be known subscnbers made more than 2 Will guarantee But in most mIllion calls last year to verny chairman and preSIdent of the as the bad-check people," he cases, the retaJler has nothing newly formed NBD-Troy Bank. said, "but as the good~heck _ checks totaling more than $280 to lose If a TeleCheck-approved mllhon people." ~ check bounces - provided the But a couple of years later, TeleCheck SerYlces Inc., the retal1er has subscnbed to the he learned about TeleCheck WhJle there have 'been pre- :-- world's largest check accept- full guarantee servIce. and liked what he saw. dIctions that the Umted. StateS ance system and franchiser, has Since TeleCheck operates would become a checkless soci- more than 100,000 retall sub- "I thought maybe I should ety, Nitzsche doesn't think nationwide and in Canada, lo- get back into the retailer pay_ scnbers In the United States, cal retailers do not have to reo that's going to happen. He said ment guarantee business," he Canada, Puerto Rico, New Zea- fuse out~f-state and Canadian many people cannot get credit said. "I was convinced it was land and Australia checks. cards and must rely on check&. In 1986, TeleCheck Services the right thing to do, so I went Others simply prefer to use . Of course, nothing is free. out on my own took 60 mIllion calls and checks, he said. Similar to retailers who ac- Photo by John Soilczak "It was just an opportunity I cleared some $6 billion worth of cept credit cards, TeleCheck could not afford to pass up." Some of TeleCheck's major checks. subscribers pay a percent of the Grosse Pointer Arth\U' A. Nitzsche left a 25-year career with retaIl subscribers Include J.C. What makes the check verifi- value of each check that is NBD to start his own compaoy. TeleCheck Mich1gau. Today His IS one of just a few Penney, Meijer, Target and cation possible is TeleCheck's called in for verification. The he has mOl'e than 4.200 retail sub8cribers to the check accept- TeleCheck companies in the ance service. Builder's Square. huge computer data.base that percent depends on the type of nation that has a sole owner. contains names and identifica- TeleCheck service they sub- He said there were some "While we get satisfaction tion numbers of more than 1.5 It must be working for scnbe to and the type of busi- management trainee in 1953 rough years at fll'St, especially out of the large customers," milhon people with checks out- Nitzsche. ness. Some businesses have a after he had earned his bache- because the Michigan data base Nitzsche said, "I get better sat.- standing Some of the bad TeleCheck Michigan has higher risk of receiving bad lor's degree in economics from on check writers had not yet isfaction with the small retail- checks are innocent, accidental been listed in Inc. magazine's checks. Ohio State University. He 'been developed. Of course, the ers." overdrafts, but some are dehb- top 500 fast-growing companies, If retailers don't want to pay moved to Detroit from Cleve- nationwide data base was avail- he said. He also has created a One such retailer 18Harvey's erate and habitual. These are for the full guarantee, they can land, and has lived in Grosse able to him then, as it is now. the bad-check writers who new company, Automated Pointe City for more than 25 Compleat Traveler on Fisher in subscribe to check verification Of concern today is the sale Grosse Pointe City. Owner cause retailers uncollectible only, but in that case Tele- Collections Systems Inc., which years. will act purely as a check by credit card companies and Maryanne Harvey said the losses and check paranoia. Check will not buy bad checks. collection service. Within 10 years at NBD, he others of information on the small percentage she pays for The TeleCheck data base Banks can also subscribe. Nitzsche said that Tele- was named assistant vice presi- buying habits of cardholders. TeleCheck's full-guarantee ser- grows as retail and banking They can use TeleCheck to Check's enormous data base on dent of the mortgage division, Nitzsche said TeleCheck's data vice is well worth it and pays . subscribers report bad checks to screen new accounts. That way, check wnters will make it pos- and in 1968, he was promoted base is not designed to collate for itself m bad-check preven- TeleCheck. As the collection of if an individual has outstand- sible for his new company to to vice president, loan adminis- that sort of data, and the com- tion. names and identification num- ing bounced checks, the bank bers of those passing uncollecti- collect on checks that regular tration, in the mortgage divi- pany does not sell information. can estimate the risk. before it SIon, where he administered a "It's a wonderful service," ble checks grows, chances are collection agencies won't han- "We don't know anything she said "We just never have issues checks. mortgage portfolio of more than good that habitual check abu. dle. about anyone," Nitzsche said, any bad checks. rYe just been- "It does help hold down the $600 million. sers will be stopped. When he opened his Tele- "except illor checking account very pleased With it. ., When receiving checks, re- number of bad check writers Check franchise In 1979, But he got his retail credit numbers." tailer subscribers ask for a who are able to keep (lpening Nitzsche left a 25-year career "It's well worth it, especiall~< experience '" htm he was put in TeleCheck also provides a piece of identification, such as a new checking accounts," With National Bank of Detroit. when you're presented with a - charge of NBD's charge-card "good check writer" file for Its driver's license. They then tie Nitzsche said. He began with NBD as a department m 1971. large check. It's very comfort- ': retailer and banking subscri- ing having the service." -:. into the TeleCheck computer Bank TeleCheck subscribers data base via a touch-tone can also get fraud protection on phone, electronic cash register lost or stolen checks, and ac- .... or TeleCheck termmal. ------"'\'" count holders are urged to call City Micbigan -. The check-writer's identify- the TeleCheck Alert toll-free INVESTMENT CAPITAL or

Business People NO up.FRONT CHARGES. OUR FEE BASED ON By Ronald J. Bernas IISUCCES;~;~~;;:~~;; Former Grosse Pointe resident Rex. G. Ciavola was recently elected to the board of d1rectors of Noll Printing Co., Inc., in Indi- ana. Ciayola has served since December 1989 as prestdent and CEO of Noll Printing. His responsibIlities include enhanCIng the company's growth and development. FOR THE GRILL OF A LIFETIME Robert Lucas of Grosse Pointe has been promoted to senior vice president and controller for Security Bancorp Inc. and Security Bank and Trust. Lucas joined the company in 1986 as vice president and controller. Prior to JOining the corporation, he was employed at Bloomfield Savings and Loan as a chief financial officer.

Former Grosse Pointe resident Deborah Mathews was elected assistant Vlce president of human resources on the board of direc. tors of CitIZens Insurance Co. She started her career at Citizens m 1977 as an employment adnunistrator and was named manager of human resources in June 1989.

Grosse POinte Woods resident George J. Strong has been promoted to vice president and senior account officer for Manufacturers Na. tIonal Bank of Detroit. Strong is thl: officer-m- charge of the loan reVlew department. Dunng h18 IS-year career at the company, Strong has served in the credit, mternational banking and loan review departments. He most recently served as vice president in the loan review de- partment.

BI-County CommunIty Hospital In Warren recently appointed Grosse POinte Farms resIdent Raymond J. Bigs to Its board of trustees Biggs IS chaIrman of Huntmgton Bank As a trustee on the nme-member board he Will reVlew the functIOnIng and general operatIon of the hospItal as well as act as a lIaIson between the hospItal. communIty, medtcal staff and the hospital's parent com- pany. Honzon Health SVClWmc; hoard of trustef's

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Business People Tf99- Armed robbery suspect charged One of two men suspected in One of the men then opened By Ronald J. Bernas the May 18 armed theft of a .J ...... "'1,-.UP'S~ the Amoco station at Mack and West Bloomfield man heSitated, has been named a partner of Deloitte & Touche. .J_ Mor068 has been charged. the gunman put the UZl.type >1,- Gimpers, who IS a certified public accountant Aubrey DeVon Hams, 17, of weapon to hiS chest. The victim lilOOtl ItlIfIAt 0tI<~ I'll' li u H ~.IOII and a certlfied management consultant, was for- JOO~ Il~ .QoItt _.. I' Detroit, was arraigned before handed over hiS car keys...... lror ... ot\lIII~"'* merly mformatlOn technology consulting man- .~. ~ Ql ; II il.l)-<' ~ ~(ll~"'lo. Farms Municipal Judge Mat- 1lI1 ..... ~~ ..... a,er m the Computer Assurance Services Group -'J~OlI,lgJW1fiJ" ...... pOI,loKColll ...... , thew Rumora Aug. 24 on a The investigation IS contmu. fli: the company's Great Lakes Region. As a charge of armed robbery. An ing in an effort to bring p~ner, he wIll continue wIth the firm's Com. ,. t.Mt.*$~,'.m(lllllll.l oOII"'ll',,\' ..nr~.,tMr(.IIWlQJII"!ClQRQIl' f(JI_Dll.llaillASl Of(l,lliUllll~ mnocent plea was entered on charges agamst the second sus- ptlter Assurance ServiceS Group. Gimpert's loti. oiomol,mlreqU'eeI tot ltnll'ledtitl rriu5l!.aflO lIlWJM ieher, AflllflN THISNOTICEMO MAKi CHlClI.OR ~ b 5'. -; -; 1I01Il'OADIRPAYoau.O Hams' behalf. pect. a~as of speclahzation include electromc data Herchandlse w,ll not be held .. _~~=.~. The robbery occurred at 1:25 Rumors set Hams' bond at prSSing and computer security. beyondSEP1EH8ER 7,1991 c.", 8OS'~_6_ ,.; 'I a.m. while the West Bloomfield $60,000; he has yet to pay the man was pumping gas into his required 10 percent ($6,000) for . Mail order:':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':':';':':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.1991 Plymouth Sundance. Har- hIS release He was m Wayne ,- ris and another man allegedly County Jail Monday awaiting Grosse Pomte Farms resident Jones Kumi, M.D, was ap- From page 1 approached the man and told hiS Aug 28 prehmmary examl. pointed director of mfectious disease at Samaritan Health Center stones on a string WIth a flimsy Bay postmaster there to inter- catch; the mink coat was a him to hand over his car keys. nation m Mumclpal Court. m Detroit_ Kumi IS responsible for coordmation of infectious dis- cept all mall directed to Na- small, scratchy fur; the VCR ease control and therapy. In addition, he will contmue to serve in tIOnal Notification Cleanng- the Infectious disease area of Henry Ford Hospital was a black-and-white recorder; house Inc , the company to and the answering machine which postcard recipients were was a standard model. directed to send their checks or Postal inspectors adVIse con- City of Michigan money orders sumers to carefully read any Qf;rttSs~Jttint~ Jark DetrOIt's Busmess Ombudsman Program has Under federal law, sollclta. "bills" they receive. Before pay- appointed Grosse Pomte Park resident Martha tlOns m the guise of invOIces ing them, check With other PUBLIC NOTICE K. Richardson to Its 15-member adVISOrycom- cannot be legally mailed unless famIly members to see if any- TRAFFIC STUDY mittee of business owners. Richardson IS presI- they bear a specific dlsclaimer. one actually ordered the mer. A traffic study wl1l be undertaken for a two week pcnod bcgmnmg dent of ServiceS Marketing Speclahsts, Inc., a Although the postcards did con- chandlse. Detroit-based marketing consulting firm that September 3, 1991 upon the 1400 blocks of Maryland, Lakepolnte, tam the requIred disclaimer, Above all, accordmg to the Beaconsfield and NotUngham. specializes in strategic marketmg planmng and postal authorities beheve It is Postal Service, remember, if it implementation for profeSSional services and not dIsplayed m the conspicu- sounds too good to be true, it Maryland and Noumgham wdl be one way north while Lakepomte and business-to-business companies_ ous manner required by postal probably is. Beaconsfield will have limned access proVided dunng this study Richardson regulations period. The Boston company is ac- Former Grosse Pointe Park resident Laurie Olsen has been tually a commercial mad re- Wntten comments may be directed to the Plannmg Commission at GARBAGE GRINDER? 15115 E. Jefferson, GrossePomte Park, MI. 48230. promoted to vice president of Hill and KnowltonlUSA. She joined ceiving agency. Mail that IS de- C.II the company in 1985 and has experience m strategic program. hvered to the firm is forwarded Dale Krajniak to Hong Kong for processmg. mmg, wnting, media relations and special events. She handles na- BRun WICU G.P.N.08/29/91 Secretary to the Planning CommiSSion tional public relations activities for mM Educational Systems and Postal authorities have inter. has been active In Atlanta's efforts to win the 1996 OlympiC cepted some 15,000 responses to ~ Games. the postcard soliCItations If the Postal Service establishes that 17600 UVERNOIS • 863-7800 the advertisements violated the 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 Grosse Pomte resident Richard F. Ruzzin 1726 MAPLE RD .• 643-4800 has been promoted to director of deSIgn for postal statutes, the mail orders GM's Adam Opel AG subsidiary. He began hiS wlll be returned to consumers. new assignment in Russelsheim, Germany, on Reflecting the large number July 1. Ruzzin joined GM design staff in 1961, of postcards mailed in the after earning a bachelor of arts degree in in- United States, J.M. Boswell, dqst.rial deSign from Michigan State University. postal inspector-in-charge of the He has held positions in the Oldsmobile, Chev. Boston diVISIon,said the U.S. rolet, International and Advanced exterior de- Postal Service and conswner sign studios. He has been in charge of the Cad. groups have received more com- illac exterior design studio since January 1987. plaints than generated by any Ruzzin mall campaign in recent memo ory. John F. Breitmeyer of Grosse Pointe Park has been named Wayne A. Budd, U.S. attor- vice president of marketing for Health Alliance Plan. He joined ney for the district of Massa- HAP in 1981 as major groups account executive and most recently chusetts, said the restraining held the position of director of marketing and sales. He is also vice order was obtained to protect president for managed care development at the Henry Ford the public from a massive, de- Health System, where his primary responsibihty is the develop- ceptive advertising campaign." ment of additional managed care products on behalf of HFHS affil Though It has not been deter- iates. Also, Michele M. Lepore has been named vice president of mined if the solicitations are lllIministration for the company. Lepore began her career at HAP fraudulent, a Postal Service af. in 1979 as health serviceS manager. Her current areas of responsi- fidavit filed in Boston federal bility include government and legal affairs, research and planning. court said the postcards give tlUman resources and support services. She holds a bachelor's de- the appearance that recipients gree in busmess administration from Madonna College and a di. can obtain merchandise by Grosse Pointe Woods ploma degree in nursing from Henry Ford Hospital School of merely paying shipping and Nursing. She is a reSIdent of Grosse Pointe Woods. handling charges and tells Qr 882.2880 fIDic . Maxrmum CD .=unl .,ze • ~.ooo Raleo Subj«llo • them that they are getting Chanco Pezuolty for .. ~y "'lhdrI.wal on CD a only merchandise at a nominal price ~ due to "unknown, fortuitous CIrcumstanceS. " ",VTOODMASTER Michael F. Breen, executive director of Sara- When Boston postal inspec. Fer WKITCHENS toga Community Hospital in DetrOIt, has been tors obtained the products of. REPRINTS elected to serve a two-year term on the board of K I T C HEN S ell A T H S ew IN 0 0 W S fered on the postcards, accord- - oi Editoru) Photos - trustees of the Southeast MIchigan Hospital ing to the affidavit, they found Call - Council. A resident of Grosse Pointe Park, •- • the high.tech TV to be a 5-inch, '()~ 1 0 Harper Avenue. 5t CIOIr ShOle'S. M c::h goo 480& 1 ;0 31.3 118 44JO 88%-6090 Breen was elected at the COunCIl'S1991 annual black and white set with nei. • • meeting m June. ther batteries nor an AC adap- BreeD tor; the pearls were oblong

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,.-rI•••••••••••• " " " •••••• ~." •••••• ; ••• ;.;.:.;.;.:.:.~.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.; . . Court dIstrict court as a scare tactiC. From page 1 Clark said his fear of De. Park approves ballot language IS open five days a week And troit's 36th Distnct Court gain. Ballot language for an advisory question asking resi- whilp l'nllrt is officially held on lug jw il:lUil.Liollover the Park is Thursday, she said Jury trials not onginal. He recalled that dents if they want the municipal court replaced by a are held on other days and she Heenan himself expressed those district court was unanimously approved by the Park comes in whenever arraign- concerns when he campaigned city council Monday night. ments or other matters require for mayor in 1983. The ballot language now goes to the state attorney her presence Those on both sides of the general and governor for their approval or proposed "We are not a part-tIme district court issue, however, revisions. If the proposal is not approved, the council court," she said "We have a agreed on one thing: The mu- can still place the question on the ballot by a two- heaVIer case load uper-pcr- Pointe mayors, countered that araAmerican Heart and I hked It and there was a smckity," Adams saId "Be- they were concerned about the The municipal court ends up Clark was using the threat of lack of facts presented They WIth nothing even though it in- V Association lot of JOb satisfaction, but I cause it's miniature, the flaws bemg absorbed by the Detroit thought that there had to be show up more than in a full- wanted to know how many curred similar costs, she said. WERF HGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE more than this. There's more to sIZed piece." life than buildIng buildings." She also weaved upholstery An unexpected accident gave fabric snd built a miniature Adams the direction she was wmg-backed chair that was on looking for. dIsplay reamtly at a national MULIER'S MARKET She tnpped over an exten- show. A reporter for Nutshell 15215 KERCHEVAL sIOn cord and took a nasty spill, News, a magazme for miniatur- "An Impressive Selection of foods in a relatively small place in causing severe nerve damage Ists, was so enamored with the the heart of Grosse Pointe Park" m her wrists and elbows and chaIr It will be featured In an soft tIssue damage in her shoul- upcoming Issue. OPEN MONDAY-SATIJRDAY 8-6 822-7786 ders Although their work is small, She moved ~ GfOSSPPointe there are two words that set PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SATURDA~ AUGUST 315t to live WIth her mother, who Adams' blood boiling had recently retired, while she "Don't say these things are underwent extensIve physical 'cute,' or 'darlIng,''' she said. FLANK STEAK $389 HI HI HIP 99'... therapy and had several opera- "These are mimature works of tions to repair the damage. art. You wouldn't say a full- lb. MIKE'S SALSA $259 FRESCA 180& One day, about three years sIZed one of these is 'cute '" MARINATED ago, the two were gOIng to a Both daughter and mother French restaurant in Roseville have been named artisans of 19 for lunch. They parked the car the International Guild of Mlm- \ FLANK $4 and on the way to the restau- ature Artisans, an honor given STEAK lb. SIRLOIN rant saw a doll house in the after experts in the miniature STEAKS window of a shop field judged three pieces of "I looked at my mother and theIr work There are fewer ~BONESorPORTERHOUSE 9 thIS gleam came into her eye," than 150 people m the world $3 !. ArI~ms qald "So we went in WIth that title. ~ STEAKS Just to look around " They recently started USIng They emerged a little whIle theIr looms for bIgger projects HOMEMADE later lugging a doll house kit and now make full-sIZe cloth- TURKEY WIth gleams in both their eyes. mg. After they decide what the $47~1L ITALIAN "We never did get to the res- item of clothmg WIll be, they lIB taurant," Adams said. "We still create a fabnc that WIll be used SAUSAGE haven't been there." for only that gannent. They 98 "I had always wanted a doll weave only enough fabnc for MARINATED BEEF JUMBO SHRIMP $1 .. house." Algalee said. "It's not a one piece of clothmg toy People always think At a recent show, Adams de- OUR CHICKEN OR LAMB SHELLON $799 COLE SlAW 99' they're toys for little girls to Cided that she had made the KABOBS lb. III Ib. play WIth, but they're not. nght career ChOIce CHOICE$389 They're works of art." ''To have someone see a pIece "( That kit kindled a mama m you've made and see them fall PLA~:.ORDER IN ADVANCE KINGSFORD ~'.:,l, CROWLEY'S the two Adams women Al- in love WIth It and buy It and CHARCOAL -~ FROZEN though the house IS far from take It home, it's hke a little Cl8DDI BRIQUETS '--: YOGURT bemg finished, they have al- piece of me goes with it," she 10 lb. BAG Y...... ready added two wings and cre- said "And that makes me feel ated a 14-room house for a fam wonderful" 59 9 HOMEGROWN '2 '2 TOMATOE!t 59_ III. • COKE Labatt's Blue« 12 PACKS RED DELICIOUS "II ...... ", ...... , $,," +DEP jll'l'l.l:!t...... 69~ III. '''''' ~ . 2 for 99'" 24 PACK CANS r.#l PEPSI2 :::::I~::..:::..:..::..::...... 59tel:' $109!dep -l1IJS1PA.:: STEVE'S BACK ROOM FRESH SQUEEZED COFFEE SPECIAL EASTERN FOOD SPEC1Aa.: 29 ORANGE HUMMOS 120Z 2 .'__

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.. ------_ _-- --.-.------... --- ....~- - .... _-- Section B Churches...... 48 August 29, 1991 RridgeColumn 58 Entcl1ainmenl...... 68 Or~ Point~N~ws Features Spol1<; . 98 Cottage Hospital Auxiliary presents its annual kitchen tour Sy MargIe ReIna Smith daiSies and two framed prmts of vegetables The Hollerbach kitchen, 31 Newberry, is of French blue, mauve and green and the Feature Editor repeat the colors. Seven spectacular Grosse Pointe kitchens part of a two-story addition and renovation windows are accented with French blue On one side, French doors open onto a will be featured on Cottage Hospital Auxil- of the 32-year-old home. The whole renova- and cream-colored striped balloon valances back-yard patio. On the other side, a but- Iary's annual kitchen tour on Sunday, tion project took two years to complete. "We both like to cook," said Nancy Hol- ler's pantry connects the kitchen to the Sept. 15, from noon to 5 p.m. Nancy and Mike Hollerbach have two lerbach. "My husband likes to barbecue dining room and features tall, glass-paned Chairmen Nanette Quinones and Mary children, 9 and 6, and a dog The couple and I like to bake. Sometimes we both cabinets that let the Grady's collectIOn of grew up m Grosse POinte, moved to Colo- Nolan said the tour is on a weekend day cook at the same time." crystal and glassware shme through rado for 10 years, then moved back a few for the first time, in answer to requests years ago. from working women and husbands who The Sanders kitchen, 271 Kenwood "I wanted a kitchen with lots of light, would like to attend. Last year's tour was Court, is Colonial, like the Georgian Colo- lots of space and white cabinets. We also held on a Thursday. nial sty Ie of the house, Carol Sanders said. wanted to take advantage of the nice view The seven kitchens represent styles "We gutted the old kitchen last spring," in the back," Nancy Hollerbach said. rangmg from traditional to modern. Some she said. "We moved plumbing and heat- The old kitchen was roughly 12 by 13 are large, family kitchens. Some are small, mg ducts. We moved walls and the bath- feet. The Hollerbachs knocked out a wall efficient kitchens. Most were designed with room. It took 10 weeks" and extended a new portion about 20 by 15 an eye for easy maintenance. Carol and Richard Sanders wanted a feet into the rear yard They converted the larger kitchen and more counter space - old kitchen into a butler's pantry with The Grady kitchen, 8 Higbie Court, with minimum upkeep. They both work built-In wine storage and unique decora- and they have two chili:lren, 6 and 8 They serves as the hub for a busy young family. tive glass-and.brass cabinet doors for crys- do not enjoy cooking, she said. Dr. Kevin Grady and his wife, Cathy, have tal and glassware A desk, planning and three youngsters - Courtney, 4; Kimber- "Now we have dark stained oak floors, storage area was also carved out of the old ley, 3; and Michael, 15 months. Cathy cherry cabinets, off-white Corian counter. kitchen space. tops, a center island with a deep royal blue Grady said she spends about 50 percent of The new kitchen is designed for easy granite top and very simple curtains in a her day in the kitchen. maintenance with gray speckled granite wedgewood blue. It's very simple, not "I wanted space. I wanted a butler's pan- countertops, a large center island, light- much clutter," she said. try. I wanted lots of cupboards," she said. stained oak plank floor, spacIous eating The kitchen has a pass-through counter "This kitchen is great for entertaining be- area and oak cabinets, stained white. to the family room, she added, including cause it can be closed off from the rest of Windows on three sides permit an expan- space for people to sit at the counter to eat. the house. It's also spacious enough for sive VIewof the back yard and patio. The family use. And it's big enough so the wallpaper 1S flecked with flowers in shades The Blake kitchen, 10 Dodge Place, is an children can sit at the table and do their example of a warm country French design homework when they're older." featuring raised-panel hickory cabinets cus- The country French feeling includes tom-stained and dIstressed. William and nine-foot ceilings and oversized hickory Ann Blake included a built-in china cabi- cabinets finished with an oak stain and net and a lowered cooktop in their plans. brass knobs. The oak floors are accented with colorful rag rugs which echo the Another Blake kitchen, 352 Neff, is a muted blues, soft roses and creamy whites The Hollerbach blend of contemporary and traditional of the wallpaper. ' kitchen, above. styles. According to Chris and Ann Blake, The backsplashes are imported Spanish features a but- the hardwood floor was salvaged from the ceramic tiles decorated with a floral de. ler's pantry with Dodge mansion and has been restored - a sign. The central island serves as a prepa- wiDe racks and bit of Grosse Pointe history that has been ration area for meal-making. decorative cup- board doors incorporated into a new home. . The Gradys included a complete set of made of brass Also featured are a built-In pantry wall : convenient appliances in their kitchen and glau. The and custom-height countertops WhIChpro. plans: two wall ovens, microwave, dish- Grady kitchen. vide a higher, more comfortable work sur- washer, side-by-side refrigerator-freezer, ice right. features a face. maker and trash compacter. center island and The eating W=cafeatures an antique ta- bac:ksplashes The PIerce kitchen, 225 Ridgemont ble refinished in muted blue and sur- made of im- Road, is a galley kItchen featuring tex- rounded by matching ladder-back chairs ported c:erablic iiI... with rush seats. A basket of silk gerber See KITCHENS, page 2B

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PHONE (517) 792 093-4 804 S HAMil TON 1/8001968 :W'ifi August 29, 1991 28 Clubs Grosse Pointe News Grosse Pointe Eastside Handweavers Guild donates Questers No. 147 doll house project to children's home The GIO~ POlllle chap leI of , Questers No 147 Y"l1 hold Its For the past year the East. The doll house, a good portion first meetmg of the season on SIde Handweaver's Guild has of the furniture and most of the , Friday, Sept 13 been working on a project woven items wiII be donated to The hostess, ElfrIeda Pal which it took to the 1991 Mich- a children's home. During the mentler, \\ 111 entertam the Igan League of Handweavers' month of August, the doll . group with a breakfast of then' The Eastside Guild's biennial conference in house is being exhibited at the Hand weaver's '•. chOIce at the Jefferson Colon June. Each guild member was Grosse Pointe library. The Guild has cre. : nade Restaurant at 10 a m encouraged to weave something Eastside Handweavers Guild's ated a doll house The group w1l1 then proceed specific, help with decorating favonte room is the loom room featuring' a .,arl- -. to the Palmentler home where and add furniture and various on the second floor. ety of hand : the hostess will present a pro Items for a doll house. The guild is an association of gram, "Weddmg Bells m the wo.,en items, All of last year's programs people mterested in various fi- • WhIte House" The first wed. The doll house is were centered on weaving tech- ber arts including weaving, dmg offiCially re<:orded m the on display at the niques used for interior items spinnmg and basketry. Anyone White House took place m 1812 Groue Pointe li- m a home Members worked on IS welcome. The guild meets , when a WIdowed sIster of Dolly brary during Au. rug techmques, talked to inte- from September through JW1e ,. Madison, Lucy Payne Washmg gust, nor decorators, and tackled tap- from 7 to 9:30 p.m. on the third E ton, marrIed a Supreme Court estry techniques. Monday of each month at the r_ JustIce The group effort generated King's Pointe Apartments com- , Members should telephone much enthUSIasm The purpose munity center, 14979 12 Mile, Palmentler by Sept 7 for reser Grosse Pointe Ski Club holds annual Western party was not to create a perfect mm- m Warren. \'atlOns iature doll house, but to create For further information, call The Grosse POinte Ski Club The bIg tnp of the year for son, 1168 Bedford, Grosse an exh1bit of handwoven Items. 881-2906 or 882.2261. Windmill Pointe wJlI hold ItS annual western the club w111 be Snow BIrd, Pomte Park, 48230 or call 882- roundup and steak roast on Utah, Feb 23-29. DePOSIts of 2983 There WIll be a second Garden Club Saturday, Sept 14, at 6 pm at $50 are due now - the tnp IS week of skllng at Park CIty, the Grosse POinte War Memo. fillmg fast. The complete pack- Utah, March 1-7, with a com- Warm And Loving Care The Wmdnllll Pomte'Galden Fnendly companlONhlp ond speCial actiVities fOf older adults nal age includes seven nights at plete package mcludmg accom. Club WIll meet at 11.30 a m on who need superVlS8d day core In 0 spacious settlng convenient The palty Will feature mUSIC, the Cliff Lodge Hotel which fea- modatlOns at the Yarro Hotel Wednesday, Sept 4 Maryhelen to the Pomtes square dancmg, food, mforma. tures a pool, hot tubs, and gour. Feighner, hostess for the day, Call today for M details or drop In and vlslt tlOn and Sign-up sheets for all met dimng. Also mcluded In , WIll be aSSIsted by Sharon Smgles and couples who en. the forthcommg ski trips, and the pnce IS round trip airfare JOY sports and socialIZmg are CALVARY DAY CARE FOR ADULTS Mertz plenty of soclahzmg on Delta Arrlines and ski hft After the luncheon, Beverly welcome. For Information on Call party chaIrman VirgIma tickets. Snow Bird is noted for A Centef ~ Lutheran Social Services ~ Michigan • Mamck, executIve dlre<:tor of membership, call Dick Wick at Be<:ker at 882-0464, or co- haVing over 30 feet of snow all 4950 Gateshead near Mack and Moross Greemng of DetrOIt, Will de- 884-6879 Call VIrginia at 881- chairman Dick Campbell at season and ml1d temperatures. 881..3374 SCribe the work her agency IS 0909 for news of the club's 7713868 for reservations. The Send deposit to George Peter- year-round soc1al actlv1ties. Porholly fUnded by the Unted FoundatJon domg In DetrOIt cost IS $12, due by Sept 10 to and the Detroit Area Agency on Agl"Q Members of the club are DICk Campbell, 21916 Maxine, asked to bnng flower, frUit and! St ClaIr Shores, 48080. or vegetable arrangements m ThE'rE' will be a discount on any combmatlOn, usmg prod- ski club dues If paid before Oct, K.ucts onlytchensfrom their gardens:;:;:;:;:;:.:.:;:.:;:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:':.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:':.:.:.:.15 1 sale at the hospital's gift shop, From page IB Village Records and Tapes, THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL Customcraft Inc., The Blake tured bone doors, black hard- Co., H F. Jenzen Building, Mut- ware and sleek bone Corian schler Kitchens Inc. and at the countertops. Marge and Rich- homes on the tour on the day FAMILY BABY SHOWER: ard Pierce opted for a sophistI- of the tour. cated up-to-the-minute '90s look For tickets by mail, send a IN A HEARrBEAT ... FEEL confident, knowing that and maximum use of every bIt SOMETHING FOR Yo~ ANDA check to Cottage Hospital Aux- neonatal and perinatal emer- of space. ihary Kitchen Tour and a self- THE Mom' INFORMATIVE $200 LAYETTE FOR BABY. addressed, stamped envelope to: PRE-CIllLDBIRTH EVENT gency care is available 24 hours No baby shower would be com- The Randazzo kitchen, 20155 Cottage HospItal Auxiliary OFFERED IN THIs AREA. a day from the specialists of Morningside, was designed for Kitchen Tour, 321 Ridge Road, Henry Ford Hospital. plete without a gift and a game a family with busy, full sched- Grosse Pointe, 48236. On Saturday, September 7, from or two. So, weve included bothl ules. Janet and Sam Randazzo Kitchens are by Customcraft ASK questions about your 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., the Cottage If you are expecting or planning both work Inc & The Blake Co., H.F. Jen- options-from choosing The old dark cabmets were zen Building, Mutschler Kitch. Hospital Famil:v' Childbirth . ':"'. for a new baby, you will reeeive a personal physician ~'\1) removed and custom Formica ens Inc. and Pointe Kitchen Center will host a Family Baby , a free copy of the popular cupboards, Corian counters and or certified nurse ~~"1£ Center. Place settings are cour- Shower- a chance for you and prenatal guide, What to ceramic tlle flooring were in- tesy of The League Shop. midwife, to the special ~.;: your spouse or friends to discover Expect When You're stalled. It was all planned for Flower arrangements are by guests you'd like with ~ low mamtenance as well as The Arrangement, Charvat the family-eentered childbirth at Expecting. And. you'll also you both during and good looks Florist, Grosse Pornte Florist its best. At Cottage! be given a Birthday Game after delivery. Proceeds from the 1991 Inc. and Viviano Flowers. Invi- Carel. Guess the actual kitchen tour wIll be used for tations and tickets were do- TOUR our state-of-the-art Labor/ renovation of the emergency nated by the Chas Verheyden DISCOVER the many date of your delivery at room at Cottage Hospital. Funeral Home. Delivery/Recovery /Postpar- childbirth and parenting Cottage, and if your baby Tickets for the Cottage Hos. No photographic equipment turn rooms that offer you the classes we provide, and why, is born on that exact date, you.'l pital Auxiliary kitchen tour are is pemutted on the tour. No in. comfort and privacy of home. unlike other hospitals-only receive a $200 Gift Certificate $8 a person; $6 a person groups fants or chIldren under 8 are Cottage offers you so many for the layette of your choice. of 15 or more. Tickets are for allowed LEARN why many of the best (See our game card for details.) obstetricians, family prac- choices. .. titioners and certified nurse SEE how our rates are competi- RSVPFOR~ midwives deliver babies at tive with other hospitals and SEPTEMBER .PEEK-A-BOO Cottage, and the advantages of that we accept all major 7. the areas only true family-een- insurance groups including CALL 88l-BABY (881-2229), tered maternity care service. Health Alliance Plan. TODAY.

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I August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Fash Bash: A bright, brassy fascination with fashions Fash Bash, a benefit for the The JunIor Detroit Institute of Arts spon- JLD project: League of Detroit Joined hands sored by the DIA's Founders WIth Grateful Home, one of De- Junior Council, Hudson's and troIt's longest-runnmg sub- Northwest Airlines, drew 4,800 stance abuse treatment pro- people to the Fox Theatre on grams for women, to address Aug. 7 for an evening of seeing the critical needs of chemically and being seen, fashions, food dependent women and their and entertaimnent. children. For those who atwnded the JLD members have begun 1991 version of the annual fun- work on a five-year project with draiser, "What should we Grateful Home's Dreamweaver wear?" was the question. POWER (Proud of Women En- Anything was acceptable, Joying Recovery) program. from cutting~ge to classic, When it becomes operational, Baroque to broke, trendy to tI- the POWER program will be mid, avant-garde to Sunday-go- the only substance abuse treat- Thr .. Fash Bcuh plcuuae~ are shown at a pr.. Bcuh party to-meeting. Fash Bash is an ment program in Detroit for belel at DuMoucbeUe. Art Ga1J«IeII lD July. From left are CoI- unabashed display of fashions women and their children up to l.. n Robar of Detroit, Fcab lab c:o-cbaIrmaD: Marllyn Con. - onstage and oft'. age 17. nor of Gr~ Pomt., .ho is HucbloA'. lpeCial Penta man- Ticket sales, rame items and ag.r: anel J.U Antaya of Detroit, Fcab Bash co-cba1rmcm. Masquerade: The Detroit a live auction brought in more Yacht Club's annual Venetlan than $160,000 for the DIA. The Night was held on Aug. 10. VIP reception at Clubland for Tlus year's event was a mas- patron ticket holders raised querade ball. Grosse Pointers $56,000 with auctioned items, who attended Included Michael including a limited edition and Suzanne Tuite, John and jacket oft'ered by model Cindy Colleen Tompkins, Ray and Crawford, who made a special Betty Jeanguenat and Randy appearance at the benefit. and Marty Voorhees. Broadway actor/singer Also attending were Com- Mandy Patinkin performed ons- modore Douglas Baker and tage at the Fox. The fashion hIS wife, Anne, Vice Commo- showlperformance put on by dore Bill Lynch and his guest, Hudson's featured more than Mary Lynn Becker, and Rear 300 outfits, 60 models and 24 Commodore Ron Dawes and Sh.Ua Murphy, Junlor IAagu of Detroit pqI1c:leDt. MCODc:1 dancers. The choreographer mswife Daryl An.n. from l.ft. anel S\IICIDGaw.l, co-chcdnDc:m of the JLD Grateful was Myron Johnson. - Margie Rems Smith Home ColDlD1tt... left, pr ... nted a check b 150,000 to Blabop ThoIDGl GWDb1etoa. of the Archd10cMe of n.trolt, NCODc:1 from right, anel Sara Snyeler, exec:utlft c:l1reetor of Grateful Home. Gowanie holds tournament right. The elonation by the JUDlor League of Detroit ea.ab1ec:l The Gowanie Ladies Golf ond palace winners were Sis Grateful Home to exerc:IM an option to purcIaaM property lor Club of Mount Clemens held its Addy of Grosse Pointe and the ne. home of the DreamweG'ftr'1 POWER program. a two-day member-member tour- Marton Meeker. Third place treatmea.t laci11ty lor chemically c:lepeDc:1n.t women with nament Julv 17 and 18. Chair- went to Grosse Pointers Lee cbilc:lren. men were Lorraine Tarasi and Miller and Thelma Nelson. Camille Malloy. Third flight winners were Pear Tree Questors to meet Sept. 4 First place winners of the Ann Scholl and Sandi Koester. The fIrst meeting of the sea- rant in the area and was once first flight were Tarasi and Second place finishers were son of the Pear Tree chapter of the barn on the Peabody farm. June Wiegand. Second place Shirley Kretzschmar of Grosse Questors will be on Wednesday, Back to School winners were Georgia Brooks Pointe and Inez Rice. Third Sept. 4. The 1991 season will of Grosse Pointe Farms and place went to Melissa Schade begin with a field trip to many with quality eyewear from the Wendy Pemberton. Third place and Linda Schade of Grosse popular antique shops in Royal honors went to Bonnie Scratch Pointe Woods. Oak. and Marion Maurer of Grosse Fourth flight winners were Disney Character Collection by~ All members are requested to .J ~~ Pointe. Grosse Pointer Joan McShane , . Winners of the second flight and Donna Sogge. Second were meet at 10 a.m. at the Grosse were Grosse Pointer Betty Re- Trudy Vincent and Shirley Bel. Pointe Woods home of Mrs. A. J. Christie. NURSING HOME aser and Carol Radlinski. Sec. loumo. Third were Lynn Chris- ~SEASTJEFFERSON tel and Yvonne Bagans. After the antiquing expedi- DETROlT. MICH WO S Overall winners were Scholl tion, the group will meet at 821-3525 t!JpHd~ and Koester with a score of Peabody's restaurant for lunch. QUALITY NURSING CAR/; 129. Peabody's IS the oldest restau. • 19599 MACK AVE. • G.P.W•• 882.9711 GERVAIS FURS (FREE CLASS POLICy) • UmItee! class Low Impact size 57TH AUGUST FUR SALE I • Professional I Aerobics InstrUdors • Waler Exercise • Personal -e.ft OUR ENTIRE I attention I Ot OFF • 1st class FREEl 20-uu 7Co INVENTORY! 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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMILTON 1 (800)968 3456 48 August 29, 1991. Churches Grosse Pointe News Couple to Couple teague sponsors series on natural family planning Cancer care information, The Couple to Couple League be avallable. A registration fee hospice volunteer training will sponsor two serIes on natu- mcludes all materIals for class. Educational seminars are group, provIdIng participanti ral family planning. To register or find out more presented by Cottage Hospice with a framework for health~ The first begins on Sunday, about natural family planning, for anyone who wishes to learn dialogue and an exchange of Sept. 15, from 2 to 4.30 p.m , at call Jim and Cawl Belch at more about cancer An ex- Ideas. St. Vincent Ferrer, 1075 E 7784980. tended program mcludes tram- Those who plan to become Gardmla, MadIson Heights. ing for individuals who Wish to hospice volunteers are reqUIred The serIes continues monthly become hospice vounteers. The to participate in the full 10 with meetmgs on Oct 13, Nov New Friends Carmg Person program will be weeks of training to prepare for 10 and Dee 15 offered begInnmg Monday, a Wide range of family situa- Another senes begins on and Neighbors Sept. 16, and continuing tions and patient conditions. Sunday, Sept. 22 from 2:30 to 5 through Monday, Nov. 18. The Hospice volunteers are trained p.m. at St Joan of Arc Church The New Friends and NeIgh- 10.week course meets every to prOVIde physical, spiritual on Mack between Eight and bors Club, formerly the Wel- Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. and emotional support to ter. Nine Mile in St. Clair Shores come Wagon Club of Grosse St. Paul Lutheran Church members who attended a work- The program offers InstruC- mInally ill people and their The series contmues monthly Pomte and Harper Woods, WIll shop at Luther College In Iowa recently were. from left, Har- tIOn m many aspects of patient families throughout the penods with meetings on Oct 20, Nov contmue welcoming new resi- old and Helen Flek and Roger Peterson. care and comfort. Chemother- of illness, death and bereave- 17, and Dec. 8. dents to the Pointes and offer- apy, radiatIOn therapy, pre- ment. The hospIce volunteer is Pnvate counseling also wIll mg all opportumty to meet new scription management, nutri- part of the support team of phy- people m a relaxed and friendly Grosse Pointers attend workshop tion, pain control and sicians, nurses, social workers. setting More than 160 people from learned about planmng church respiratory therapy will be dis- therapists and spiritual care Christian singles The Club meets the first 68 church congregations, m- anniversaries, wnting histories, cussed by experts m these advisers, providing a crucial Thursday of the month at the cludmg a group from St. Paul organIZing archives and renew- fields Participants may select link between the family nnd to sponsor picnic Grosse POinte War Memorial, Lutheran Church in Grosse mg the parish ministl-y and the sessions that are of interest the hospital caregivers. 32 Lakeshore. There are small The Single Way, a group of Pomte Farms, took part In the miSSIOn. to them. For more information about. activity groups with a vanety Congregation Hentage Work- Among the Grosse Pointers Participants will learn how the next Caring Person pro-. Interdenominational Chnstlan of interests, Includmg bndge, singles, will sponsor a picnic shop July 21-23 at Luther Col- who attended the workshop to hft and position bedridden gram and hospice volunteer theatre and crafts. For further lege m Iowa. were Harold and Helen Fick patients, as well as how to cope training, call Kathy Ritsema, and day of outdoor games on information, contact Susan Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2 Workshop partIcipants and Roger Peterson. with the emotional problems hospice volunteer coordinator, Hoffman at 884-5756, or Mari- related to living with a cancer at 884-8600, ext. 2467. Teens and children are wel- beth Dear at 822-8159. come. Group for daughters without moms patient. The goal of the pro- Cottage Hospice is a program Everyone IS welcome to at- gram IS to prOVIde basic infor. of Cottage Hospital of Grosse The group will meet at noon tend the luncheon and fall fash- A treatment group for at Dodge Park on Utica Road SocIal worker Patricia Bres. matlon and to act as a support Pointe, an affiliate of Henry Ion show by Talbots on Thurs- women raISed without mothers and Dodge Park Road in Ster- ton will help group members Ford Health System. Cottage day, Sept. 5, at 11 a.m. In the as nurtunng role models when learn healthy ways to nurture Support Eor childless Hospital is located at 159 Ker. ling Heights. There IS no Crystal Ballroom at the Grosse they where children - and who charge and everyone should their own children, share the cheval, between Moross and Pomte War Memonal. Cost is now find they are either over- loss of their mothers as role A six-week support group for Cadieux, in Grosse Pointe bring their own food and bever- $12 a person. RSVP by Aug. 30 or under. Involved with their couples, "Childless - Not By ages. Activities for the group models, and support and nur- Farms. to Helen Saxton, 885.9106. own children - begins Thurs- ture each other. Choice," begins Thursday, Sept. Cottage Hospice is licensed are open to Christians of all day, Sept. 12, from 1 to 2:30 12, from 7 to 9 p.m., at the ages. For more information or a by the state of Michigan and pm. at the Warren office of Cost is $16 per session. Pre- Utica office of Catholic ServIces calendar of other group events, certified for Medicare and Med. Cathohc Services of Macomb, evaluation is required. For in- of Macomb, 45100 Sterritt, call 776-5535. icaid benefits. 12434 12 Mile. formation, call 558-755l. Suite 103, west of M-53 and Single parenting north of Hall Road. Post-adoptive birth "Single Parenting m the Support group for people Therapist Hazel Maxwell, Macomb Reading '90s," a SIX-week program for will discuss ways to cope with mother support single parents, begins Tuesday, the stress, anxiety and loneli- Partners from dysfunctional families ness of infertility. Sept. 10, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Anyone interested in becom. A Fnend's House, 28111 Impe- An eight-week treatment bers to examine the roles, rules Topics will include examina- group for adult children from and relationships that sur- tion of the cultural and psychol- Ing an adult reading tutor or . A free support group for rial, Warren. learning more about Macomb dysfunctional families begins rounded them as they were ogical effects of infertility, deci. birth mothers who have re- Presented by Cathohc Ser- Reading Partners is invited to Tuesday, Sept. 10, from 6:30 to grOWing up. sions about infertility testing, leased their babies for adoption ViceS of Macomb, the program an orientation session on 8 p.m., at the WaJTen office of and the importance of parent- will meet Wednesday, Sept. 4, will examine the stresses of sin- Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Catholic Services of Macomb, Fees are $16 per session. Pre- ing in a couple's life. from 7 to 9 p.m. at Cathohc gle parenting and help partici- Mount Clemens Library, 150 12434 12 Mile, east of Hoover. evaluation is required. Cost for the series is $75 a Services of Macoma, 235 South pants identifY and develop the Cass Avenue, from 7 to 9 p.m. '.Gratiot, in Mount Clemens. strengths they need for success- Social worker Patricia Bres- For information, call 558- couple. Call 254-2900 for infor- ton will help the group mem- 7551. For more information, call :. Adult adoptees will be pre- ful parentmg. Free child care mation. 286-2750. . sent to discuss the adoption will be proVIded. . triangle from their perspective. Social worker Tracey Char- Group members will also tier will be the facilitator. share experiences, discuss loss Cost is $5 a session For in- and conflict Issues and gam formation and regIStratIOn, call ~support_ Chartier at 558-7551. WORSHIP SERVICES The efwir ofKings eoffege DIAL.A.PRAYER Cambridge. England 882.8770 ~ E~N8;i~L InCoruert St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer Uoited ~ st MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Saturday Sunday, september 8, 1991, at 4:00 pm 881-6670 ThiS mternationally acclaImed chOir of men and bo)s Methodist Church CHURCH 5:30 p.m. Holy Eucharist Will perfonn sacred musIc under the masterful 375LoIhIap • Chalfonte . . 20475 SunniJJBdale Park direction of Stephan Cleobury 20571 Vermer Just W. of 1.94 Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4828 Summer Schedule 10:00 a.m. Worship Performance at ~~o;u 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist 8:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist t Nursery Available (I 10:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Sermon . Rev Colleen Kamke 10:30 a.m. Worship Church School (Nunery Available) 10:15 a.m. Holy Eucharist St.Jofins Episcopaf Cnurch Mid-Week: Eucharist 9:30 a.m..Tuesday 10: 15 a.m. Church School DETROIT First English Ev. Lutheran Church GRACE !be Rev. Robert E.Neily Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST TIle Rev. Jack G.Trembath (grades 1-5) In the Fox Center Grosse Pointe Woods Located at the comer of Wood\\ard Ave and the Fisher Freeway 884-5040 Kerc~~~mte r SALEM MEMORIAL Supervised Nursery OPPOSitethe Fox Theatre, In downtoWn Detroit. Thursday Worstup 7:30 p.m. Sunday School and Worstup : LUTHERAN CHURCH TIcket information and reservatIons. call Sunday Worship 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. """ ~ 962-7358 Nl11'SeI}'_is provided " -II r -;::::.--v- All receiptS benefit the community programs Dr. Walter A. Schmid Pastor Rev. HarVey Reh F-s....,a i.. i """'111) : 'fi Grosse Pointe of the ChUTChof the MeSSIah St James Lutheran Church .' j,:ll' WOODS Christ the King 21230 Morass at Chester 881-9210 PRESBYTERIAN 170 McMillan Rd., near Kercheval 9:30 Trad1Iiooal WorsInp LutheranChurch 11:00 CootanporaryWonhip Church Grosse Pointe Farms W11l95OMack (be~ Mofoss & V-> 7'00 Wecbsday.EcmcaliooHour Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 884-0511 Rev. mdric:t R. Gross, Putor 9:00a.m. • 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Worship Services Worship & Learning Center Summer Schedule GROSSE Don't sit around wairing for Supervised Nursery 240 10'00 a.m. Sunday Morning Worslup Preschool Call 884-5090 POINTE Chalfonte Adult Education & Children'S your future to happen ... 9:30a.m. at Hour Josepb P. Fabry, Pastor UNITED Lothrop 11 :00 a.m. Pastor Roben A. Rnnbo Randy S. Boelter, Pastor 884-3075 Worship & Church School Robm Abbo Mmister of Nurture CHURCH a caring church THE SUBJECT FOR TIllS Grosse Pointe Dr. Jack Ziegler SUNDAY IS: UNITED METHODIST wrhe Four Seasons of preaching Christian Life: Winter" CHURCH Gal. 5: 1..cl ''Christ Jesus" A Friendly Church for All Ages Nursery Setvices Available First Church of Christ, 211 Moross Rd. 10:00 ...... Wonhip from 9:00 a.m. to Noon Grosse Pointe Farms CRIB ROOM KDGN. AVAILABLE DR ROY R HlfTCHEON, PASTOR Scientist 886-1363 REV DAVID R KAISER - CROSS ASSOC 88&-4300 rI Grosse Pointe Farms, Wfbe Tragedy of Tradition" 282 Chalfonte Ave. Rev. Jade Mannschreck, preaching 1IEGRossEPoom:MEMoRw.CHuRat 9:30 Worship The PresbyterIoD Churdl (U.S.A.) 4 blocks West of Moross & Sunday SchOol we WtIciD1lttbl Sunday 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1991 Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Jt- THE UNITED Wednesday 8:00 p.m. THE REVEREND GORDON A. MlKOSKI preachiDg Call us. ALL ARE WELCOME ~ METHODIST CHURCH 8:30 LakeSide Service We can make it happen, for you. rosse Pointe Baptist Church 10:00 Sanctuary Service I I .The Church of the Pomtes" (church school age 3-grade 3) ~I Where the Spirit of the Lord Is, It-. Is IIMrtyl 9:45-11:15 Cnb &: Toddler Care AvaJ1able Resumes I i I Biblical preaching + DISCipleship groups Professionally designed by the II ~ Chlldren's ministries + Youth ministries Sunday, September 8 - Holy Communion !J Sunday School: 1:45 8m 9:00 &: 11:00 am Worship Begms people who know how to promote you. .. Morning Worship: 8:30 Md 11:00 8m 10:00 am, Special Congregational Meeting . High Youth meet SUndays lit 8:30 pm The Grosse Pointe News -~ ./ . High Youth meet Tuesdays lit 8:30 pm Creative SenJrces and Production 21336 lIaclr ANnue + GPW(Old' Mile & Mack) + 181 3343 882-6090 Community N.... ry SdtooI1811210

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with Ernst & Young. Donald Anthony RosatI. A Sep- Wakeland is a graduate of tember wedding is planned. .:. Tesseris-Sullivan I Western MIchigan UnIversity, RnMtI ill II grAduRt.P of Spiro and Sophia Tessens of where he earned a bachelor of Northwestern Michigan Col. East LanSing have announced bus mess admmistratlOn degree lege. where she earned a de. the engagement of their daugh- He IS wholesale operatIons gree m marketing and mer- ter, Aleca Tessens, to Dr John manager for Wakeland Oil Co chandising She IS dIstrict T. Sullivan, son of Dr Thomas In Owosso manager for a restaurant chain and Dons Sullivan of Grosse based in Portl8nd, Ore POinte Woods A May wedding Peters is a graduate of the ISplanned Umverslty of MIchIgan, where ,# Tessens graduated from the he earned a bachelor of scIence Umverslty of Michigan With a M~ degree In electncal engIneer- bachelor of arts degree In eco- mg. He is employed as a deSign Pamela Anne Boesiger and nomics She IS a consultant In engineer for nCHIP Inc in San David Raymond Wakeland ~utheast ASian development Jose, Calif. for Horwath ASIa PaCific In 13oesiger- Hong Kong Dimitriadis- Sullivan IS a graduate of the Wakeland Mark B. Anderson and Giorgia University of MIchigan, where Robert and Joanne Boesiger { Anderson Dim1triadis he earned a bachelor of science Aleca Tesseris and Dr. John T. of Harper Woods have an- Sharon Kay RoIatI and Mr and Mrs. John Dlml' educatIon She IS a student degree In bIOlogy and an M D Sullivan nounced the engagement of Michael Thomas Peters tnadis of Madison Heights teacher at Oakland Community He is an mtern phySICian at their daughter, Pamela Anne have announced the engage- College Portsmouth Naval Hospital m Boesiger, to David Raymond Rosati-Peters ment of theIr daughter, GIOrgIa Anderson IS a graduate of VirgInia Wakeland, son of F. Ray and Carol and Domomc Palazzolo Dlmltnadls. to Mark BAnder- Oakland UniverSity, where he Marian Wakeland of Owosso. A of Grosse Pomte Woods have son, son of Dr. and Mrs Oran earned a bachelor's degree m May wedding IS planned. announced the engagement of G. Anderson of Grosse Pointe psychology, and the Umverslty In the past 6 monfhs Boeslger is a graduate of her daughter, Sharon Kay Ro. Shores. A September weddmg of DetrOIt, where he earned a Grosse Pomte North High satl, to Michael Thomas Peters, IS planned master's degree 111 psychology HAVE YOU MOVEDf School and Western Michigan son of Dr. William R. Peters of Dlmitriadis is a student at and a specialists' degree In University, where she earned a Grosse Pointe Woods and the Wayne State University, work. school psychology. He IS a BECOME ENGAGEDf bachelor of business adminis- late Ann Marie Peters. The Ing toward a bachelor's degree school psycholOgIst for the Ha. In the past 3 months tration degree. She IS a CPA bride IS the daughter of the late in mathematics and secondary zel Park School DIstrict. HADADADn .. We have lots of local informatIOn and over 59 gifts - No strlngsl • GROSSEPOINTl882.1790 Bridg~e~~~=----==--=--~-----=~~=----rl

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One evemng thIS past ]uly, my good fnend Gail Slroh called to say her • K9 Nil yul .... bI. mother Mary Robertson was commg 10 town for a few days and would I make • AQ 10 IS up a game Such a handsome invitation IS, 10 me, pre-emmenl for Mrs. • K93 Someone You Love COn Use Our Help Robertson is a vmtage 11mbof lhe famous Regency Whist Oub of Manhallan. .. A87 You could be sure lhat Gall's graCIOUS lender assured Ihe parllClpalion would be commendable and enlerlamJOg. II was, therefore. no surprise to find upon • 43 my amval that lhe foursome embraced Bliss and Jon Clark whose play IS • AQ oil 10875 • K.,783 known 10 only a few. In the course of just a few deals It was readily apparenl • 85 • 10642 that their flair for the game was the best kept secret 10 Grosse Pomle bridge .. Q843 .. 52 Both were a tIdy bit rusty in the early gomg as neither had been atlhe table in wiJ.n some hme, but theIr aplltude was eVIdent and I suggesled they never let II lag Mrs. R. agam. 0( course, Mrs Robertson, who IS one of the most aggressive contestants I • 82 ever matched WIts with, was at her enjoyable best forCing the issue on almost • 842 every deal As she said, "I'm fortunate to hold a handful of high cards oflen • AQ"7 W. led SDadtt 4 and I'm 1101reticent about bidding them " .. K oil 109 U!tIe by little she captures the pack, double was a display of delinquenl development Five diamonds had merit as leaving fodder for others if any in fad, four hearts had no play for success. she bids them and plays them searching her due, Declarer rutTed the third spade 10 dummy nObng West showed out which gave bequeathmg what's left for the other two, Easl seven spades to start WIth. Al trick 4 thru 7, Mary drew trumps whIch was who damnably starve on the residue. her only play for eleven triCks. AgaIO Mrs. Robertson noted that Easl followed to all four and thiS accounted for eleven of Jon's thirteen cards Whar were the In loday's hand from that contest, the gals put we men to shame all because other two? In the probability that West had five hearts and four clubs plus the yours Iruly had to foolishly alert declarer to the dangers that lay ahead and missing honors 10 those two SUits at tnck 8, she nexl successfully finessed OUT reputation is for compassionate caring. they found an exCellent allemate road 10 glory. West's club queen by playlOg her jack. This was extremely dangerous, for If REC.I<;TERFO NUR<,EC, • lICfN'iED PRACTICAl '\,URSE'i A word aboullhe bidding Jon might have made a preempl1ve call of three East had lhe dub queen, stili a poSSIbIlity, he could run the rest of hiS spades for NUR<;E<; AIDEC, • lIVE.IN (OMPANION<; spades which would have laken away valuable bidding space from NIS. Mrs down at least four. When the club Jack held Mary played a heart 10 Ihe len and Robenson mIght have used the popular duplicate bid of a negatIve double East showed oUl Now a small club from dummy to her kmg and a heart 10 • Private homes whIch showed cards JO the two unbld suits IllSlead of three dIamonds whIch dummy's queen TIle heart and club ace were declarers tenth and elevenlh Inclcs • H~pllal or nurlilOlI homes • suggested grealer length, but she was under pressure. As earlier staled, West's wluch earned MTli. 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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON 118001968 14.", . 68 Entertainment August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe Ne~s I ; Summer ends with another ICapitol Steps aren't afraid to tread on anything : By Ronald J. Bem .. Based in WashIngton, D.C., that rhymes WIth Yeltsin Slaff Writer the Capitol Steps took their great jazz fest A female senator smgs (to The Capitol Steps have ap. name from the favorite legend. peared on several televiSIOn the well-known tune): I met ary make-out place of former By Ronakt J. Bema programs including "The Today hIm at my campaign denner Rep. John Jenrette and his wife Staff Wnter And thanks to all hIS bucks I Show," "Nightline," and "Good For the last 12 years, De. RIta. Morning America." Addition. Wml a landsluk wenner - that's And, as you might expect, no troit's su.mmer has been laid to when I fell for the lealkr of the ally, their songs have been fea. rest to the musIc of jazz. ThIs subject is sacred. tured on National Pubhc Ra. PAC. They've found the best use year w111~ no different as George Bush sings' dio's "All Things Considered" I'll drop for the Hubble telescope (to the hundreds of thousands of people a bomb on Saddam Saddam for the last foW' years. are expected to fill Hart Plaza tune of "We've Got Trouble" Saddam from "The Music Man"): it can They have eight albums with to hear some of the country's I'll drag a bag over Bag-a be used to fmd mini9C'.llethings tItles which include "We Arm best Jazz artIsts as part of the Bag-a Baghdad. 12th annual Miller Lite Mon- like new ideas from the Demo- The World" and "Thank God treux DetroIt Jazz FestIval. crats, a solid S&L and Rosanne I'm a Contra Boy!" and accord. AD\1IT 0,,\[ Barr's perfect pitch. ing to the liner notes to their The festival begins tonight at Former Washington, D.C. latest album, "SheIk, Rattle & 5:30 p.m. and continues Mayor Marion Barry says Roll," they've appeared "in 34 through 10:30 p.m. Monday. "everything goes better with states, Canada, Puerto Rico and Filling those four days will be coke" and now he's "goin' up New Jersey ... for three presi- more than 100 free open-air Theater the nver" to the tune of "Proud dents, but so far no dictators." jazz concerts. Mary." High school, college and rmli. Although nothing's sacred, Their two-night stand at the tary Jazz bands will play along. nothing's an insider joke, Attic is the beginning of the side internationally known art- either All their topics have to Attic's 1991-92 Guest Artist iBts offering all types of jazz No one is safe when the Cap- be on front pages or on the Series. It is the group's fIrst sounds for all types of hsteners. itol Steps sharpen their wit and nightly news for several eve- performance at that venue. Tonight's headliner is drum. nings. aim their poisoned pens at Tickets are $23 for all four mer Elvin Jones, whose 7 p.m. everyone from politicians to to- The group members, all shows - 7:30 and 10 p.m. on concert on the Amphitheatre day's youth to celebrities. former congressional aides, Friday, Sept. 6, and 7 and 10 Stage is the official opener of They'll bring their hilarIOUS aren't above their own humor p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 7 - the festival. brand of parody to the Attic and they even parody them. and can be ordered by calling Jones is regarded in jazz cir- Theatre for two shows nightly, selves: "The Hardest Rhyme" the Attic Theatre box office at cles as the father of free im- FrIday and Saturday, Sept. 6 tells of their search for a word 875-8284 or 1icketMaster out- provisation drumming, most of. and 7. lets at 645-6666. ten associated with the jazz The Capitol Steps perform at the Attic: Sept. 8.7. music of the '60s and early '70s. Afro.Cuban jazz headlines Golden Lion releases 'Prisoner of Second Avenue' Friday's free concerts as trum. •'The Prisoner of Second Ave- faced with the prospect of hav- jects and apply his own special peter Mario Bauza takes the tion of "Chicago" as Amos Lion, including performing in nue," Neil Simon's comedy ing to become the breadwinner brand of humor to them. Amphitheatre Stage at 7:45 Hart. His portrayal earned him the female version of "The Odd about the trials and tribula. of the family, even as Mel is Mel is played by local actor p.m. Born in Cuba, Bauza emi. tions of urban living, is the a best supporting actor award Couple" as Olive Madison. approaching a nervous break- Nick. Dara. Dara can be seen in at GP!'. grated to the United States in first show of the new dinner down. The story is filled with Filling out the east are Molly a variety of local television The role of Edna will be the late '208 and recorded with theater season at the Golden Neil Simon's witty observations Johnson-Dodge, Jann Hight commercIals and industrial played by Olivia Wickline. the great Cab Calloway. He Lion Dinner Theatre. on modem life, and showcases and Richard Davis as Mel's two films. He was recently seen in Wickline has been seen in sev- helped discover such talents as his ability to take serious sub- sisters and his brother, Pearl, Ella Fitzgerald and Dizzy Gil. Grosse Pointe Theatre's produc- eral productions at the Golden Pauline and Harry. lespie. It is Bauza's first visit to ADMI! O"iE The production is under the the Montreux-Detroit festival. - .".. direction of Maureen Bruce, l0- cal actress and director. Most Later on Friday, another recently she was seen as M'. trumpeter, Jon Faddis, makes Lynn in "Steel Magnolias" at his second appearance at the the Golden Lion, and directed festival. Inspired and tutored Theater the restaurant's production of by Dizzy Gillespie, Faddis has ::rNo~n'Xav ''The Phantom of the Opera" toured extensively with Lionel last season. . Hampton and cut several al. Price for the evening is bums as both a leader of his $24.95 a person, which includes own quartet and as featured s0- Opening on Friday, Sept. 13, dinner, show, tax, and gratuity. and running Friday and Satur- loist and musical director of Cocktails begin at 7 p.m. Din- day evenings through Satur. Gillespie's big band. ner is at 7:30 p.m. with the day, Oct. 26, the comedy begins show following dessert at 8:~0 ~ 'urda\ "t q 1" n.m. pianist the 12th season of dinner thea- p.m. Marcus Roberts makes his ter by Dennis Wickline Produc- GIft tickets and group rates Montreux-Detroit debut. It's tions Inc., currently metro De. are available for all dinner part of the "Young Lions" eve- troit's longest-running theater productions at the ning featuring another rising professional dinner theater pro Golden Lion. Special senior citi- star, saxophonist Christopher duction company. It is also the , zen group rates are also avail. Hollyday, who plays at 7 p.m. company's 10th season at the able for Friday performances Roberts was born In 1965 in Golden Lion restaurant. only. The Golden Lion restau. Florida, and lost his sight at "The Prisoner of Second Ave- rant is located at 22380 M01'O$8, age 4 to a degenerative eye dis- nue" is the story of Mel and near Mack, in Detroit ~ ease. His mother, a gospel Edna Edison. Mel is approach- from St John Hospital. singer, mtroduced him to musIC ing mid-life and his crisis and he began formal piano comes with the added burden of training at the age of 12. He's being faced with the possiblity For further information 8ftd OUYia Wic:k1lne cmd Nick Dara star in "The Prisoner of Second Avenue" at The Golden Lion reservations, which are sug_ played with WyntLJn M!L!"SAliR' of losing his job Edna becomes Dinner Theatre. O'ocr+~ Anll OQe OAnn band and in 1987 won the first 1:)----, ~ ~~~u. Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition. Lake St. Clair Symphony turns 30 'Clothed in Majesty' features Hollyday will lead his quar_ The Lake St. Clair Sym- tet in two performances Satur. ducting Workshop in Chicago. Along with Sewell, the or- phony, which serves the trio day. At 21, he is part of a new In June he returned to New chestra plans an enjoyable ex- rare and seldom-seen textiles generation of jazz musicians county area, marks its 30th Zealand to guest conduct the perience with the program year anniversary when it begins its who are returning to the Dunedin Sinfonia and he has titled ''Series International '91. from yesterday's churches new season in October. sounds made famous by jazz been invited back for several '9'2." The concert dates are Oct. There are many things hap- legends Dizzy Gillespie and concerts in 1992. 19, Dec. 7, Feb. 16 serve in Tanzania in 1960 to observe made iTUU1)' enemies among thtl poHchers. Fate caught up chimpanzees; Dian Fossey arrived in Africa in 1967 to with her one Christmas when she was found brutally mur- study the mountam gorillas; and Birute Galdikas, in 1971, Biblio-file dered in her bed. To this day, her slayer remains unknown found herself in Borneo living among the orangutans. and is still at large. Leakey's last recruit in his endeavor to explore tht:: clu~ Each of tIlt::&;: women bravely entered mhospltable Jun- relationship between apes and humans, Birute Galdikas I gles, set up camps and research stations, organtzed the rou- By Elizabeth P. Walker found herself in steamy, tropical Borneo to study and ob- tines of native workers, and finally performed the sclentific serve the orangutans. To this day, she remains in the Indo. observations of the last of the great primates now in exist- nesian wilds and champions the causes of her apes against ance. Their territory, sadly enough, was being continually Three pioneering women the continual encroachment of land cultivation. Like Good. diminished by the inroads of poachers, hunters, and fann. all and Fossey. she has won the trust of her animals, and ers. When they commenced their life's work, none of these she, too, recognizes indIvidual traits among the orangutans. who didn't monkey around women had Ph.D., but Leakey, through connections with These remarkable "ape ladies" who began their adven- the National Geographic and other wildlife orgnaizations, Walking with the Great Apes tures with no experience have succeeded as scientific ob- was able to provide funding for each of hls three recruits to By By Montgomery servers. Their animal subjects were not numbered; they had eventually attend Cambridge University In England, write Houghton Mifflin. 280 pages. $19.95 name,:, they had different personalities, they revealed imag- their theses and recelve their doctorates, an important qual- mation as well as intelligence - all characteristics leading ification needed to attract professional respect as well as The Dark Romance of Dian Fossey to eye-opening insights into human behavior. additional funds from scientific organizatlOns world.wide. By Harold T. P. Hayes At his death, Harold T. P. Hayes left an almost-complete Jane Goodall's field of concentration was the chlmpan- Simon Schuster. 351 pages. $21.95 & zees, and she worked calmly and patlently to acchmatize manuscript of his last book, "The Dark Romance of Dian Fossey," to which he devoted several years of careful re- them to her presence. Later she was able to distinguish in- I have always been intrigued by man's resemblance to search. In Montogmery's book we received glimpses of Dian dividual chimpanzees, naming them, and assiduously fol- :monkeys and particularly gorillas, so it was with eager cu- lowing their day-time routines from sunrise to nightfall. Fossey and her life with the mountain gorillas, which only whetted our appetite for more. thankfully, we have riosity that I read two fine books on this subject. "Walking Now, after almost 30 years in the bush, Goodall is busy on So, With the Great Apes" by Sy Montgomery is an excellent Hayes' book covering Dian Fossey completely from child- another crusade - to save the chlmpanzees from extinction. and informative account of three women who study man's The mroads of civilization and the demands of medIcal labo- hood to her unsolved murder 53 years later, and it is an ex. closest relatives: the chimpanzees of Tanzania, the moutain cellent follow-up in the life of this star-crossed anthropolo- ratories have decimated the chimpanzee population, and gorillas of Rwanda, and the orangutans of Borneo. "The Goodall is determined to do all she can to stop it or, at gist who was so often misunderstood, derided and criticized. . Dark Romance of Dian Fossey" by Harold T. P. Hayes con- least, ease the pressure. Even though he presents his subject in a sympathetic light, Hayes is careful balance portrait with accounts of her centrates on one of these women with fuller details of her The great mountain gorillas became the focus of Dian to his life, career, and sad ending. Fossey's concern, and she was careful in her initial ap- detractors and enemies, of whom she had many. We have to admire the gritty determination of Fossey to persist against The great anthropologist, Louis Leakey of Africa re- proach to them. After they became accustomed to her pres- cruited three young women for careers in primate research: ence, she was able to recognize individual gorillas and she all obstacles, man.made as well as natural, to discover the . Jane Goodall of England, Dian Fossey of the United States, secrets of the gorillas and how their traits so closely resem- was thrilled when they accepted her. When she and a go- ble those of man. Chene Park gets funky with hip- hop, reggae It's gomg to be a night of per" in the 1990 Rolling Stone funk, hip-hop and reggae when stayed busy with projects rang. coming film "House Party 2." magazine Readers Poll, and ing from lecturing at Harvard She bas also appeared on tele- the Budweiser Concert Senes was named "Best New Rap at the Chene Park Music Thea- University to fundraising for vision's 'The Fresh Prince of Artist" at the 1990 New Music AIDS research and various Bel Air." The international award- tre presents Zlggy Marley and The Macomb Symphony Semmar. An outspoken femin. ecology related projects. She Crystal Waters comes from a winning Detroit Concert the Melody Makers, Queen La- Orchestra will hold auditions ist, Queen Latifah is committed appeared in Spike Lee's "Jun. long line of musicians and en. Choir will hold auditions for tifah and Crystal Waters for for vacancies 10 the following to spreading the work of peace, gle Fever," Ernest Dickerson's tertainers. Her father is jazz its 1991 falllwinter season on sections: violin, viola, cello, one show only Saturday, Aug. unity and brotherhood and has 31 7:30 "Juice" and will be in the up- musician Jr. Waters and she is Sept. 9, 14, 16 and 21. Audi- oboe, bassoon, French horn and at p.m. tions will be by appointment Ziggy Marley and the Melody the niece of the late Ethel Wa- percussion. For more informa- ters. She has found her own 'only and will be at Grosse tion, includmg audition dates Makers, featuring siblings Ste. Birmingham opens season . Pointe Memorial Church, 16 phen, Cedella and Sharon Mar . road to stardom with her hit and times, call the symphony "Gypsy Women (She's Home- Lakeshore. Openings in all sec. office at 286-2045. ley, are redefining and reshap- with 'Lend Me a Tenor' tions are available for singers ing the reggae sound thelr less)," aka "LaDaDee, La. The Europe-bound Madrigal father, Bob Marley, helped to The 1991.92 Birmingham augmented by six slamming DaDa." with a musical background. For Theatre season-opening comedy Chorale of Southfield, a 50- create. While remaining true to doors, a ringing telephone, Tickets for the concert are on audition requirements and "Lend Me a Tenor" begins an more information, call 882'{)1l8 voice choir, will hold auditions the deep spiritual roots which swooning females and singing sale now at all TicketMaster for male voices on Tuesday, eight-week engagement Sept. bellhop, leaves the audience outlets and the Fisher Theatre , and ask. for Christine. anchors the reggae tradition, 10. j Sept. 3, from 4:30 to 8 p.m. at Ziggy Marley and the Melody limp with laughter. box office (with no service The Langsford Singers "Lend Me a Tenor," starring male choir and mixed choir are Southfield-Lathrup High Makers infuse hip-hop, rap, Ron Holgate and Jane Con. charge). Tickets are priced at ,~ Broadway's Barry Nelson, Ron accepting auditions for the School. For more infonnation, pop, R&B and gospel elements nell will repeat their Broadway $22.50 (pavilion) and, $20 Holgate and Jane Connell, is a 1991.92 season. The 5O-voice call 253-0072. to make mUSIC that is guaran- roles; Holgate as Tito Merelli, Oawn). Tickets will be available teed to keep you listening. zany, outrageous, award-win- known to his fans the world at the Chene Park box office on choirs, under the direction of Dennis Wickline Productions dancing and shouting for more. ning comedy that had a over as "n Stupendo," and the day of the show only. For HatTy M. Langsford, are plan- Inc. will hold auchtions for lengthy Broadway nm two Queen LatIfah has proven Jane Connell as the socialite more information, call 393- ning a two-week concert tour of "The King and 1" and "The herself to be a powerful new years ago. The plot revolves Opera Guild chairwoman. 0066. Great Britain in July 1992. Last Great British Sex Farce musical voice. Born Dana Ow. around the one. night-only 'Barry Nelson recreates the Singers must have a pleasant Ever" on Friday, Sept 6 at ens, she was nicknamed Lati- performance of the world's starring role he played in the voice, some sight.reading skills 7:30 p.m and Saturday, Sept 7 fah (which means delicate and greatest tenor in Verdi's "atel. national tour, opera impresario . and must prepare a solo. Audi- at 11 a.m. in the lower level of 10" in 1934 Cleveland. tions will be held Thursdays, sensitive in Arabic) She added Saunders . the Golden Lion Restaurant, When the tenor becomes in. ~ Sept. 5 and 12 from 7 to 8:30 Queen to acknowledge that Tickets are available now 22380 Morass, near Mack, In disposed an hour before curtain p.m. at the North Congrega. black people come from a long and range in price from $17.50 RAM'S HORN DetrOit across from St John and a replacement must be -tional Church in Southfield line of kings and queens. She to $32.50. Call 644-3533 for RESTAURANT Hospital. found, the enusing confusion, w&s voted "Best Female Rap- more information. For more information and an "ThE" King and I" will run 881-1902 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR audition appointment, call Fridays and Saturdays in Nov- Dianne Cragg at 881-.5499. Camper Van plays DAILY DINNER SPECIALS ember and December mcluchng 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only - Auditions for the Lake St. a New Year's Eve performance Clair Symphony Orchestra Musical nomads Camper Van HOMEMADE SOUP DAILY on Tuesday, Dec. 31 The role Beethoven and eccentnc experi- WE ARE FAJIOUS lor OUR DESSEHrS for the 1991-92 season will be of Anna has already been cast, mentalist Eugene Chadbourne WEIGHT held on Saturday, Sept. 7, from but rone addItIOnal roles are Senior Crtizen bring their diverse musical tal- WATCHERS Age 65 2 to 5 p.rn. at the Lakeshore available including two young Presbyterian Church, 27801 ents (country to blues to psy- Frosted Treat Discount 10% men age 12-16, four older men chedelic) and wacky peIfor. & Desserts MInimum Order .Jefferson in St. Clair Shores. Lo Cal Menu $2.50 age 25-50 and three additIOnal mance art to the Majestic For more information, call 776- women age 25-50. NOW AVAILABlE: 1012. 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PHONE (517) 79209304 804 S H~Mll TON 1 (800) 968.30456 8B Entertainment August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News • Comic Short comes up short yet again By Chris L.athfop "Pure Luck," in which he's is a fairly nondescript charac- Special Wnter strictly for the money. Travel embroiled in another ridiculous ter, leaving the bulk of the » Too bad we can't say the Martin Short is livmg proof plot that involves three main called funny stutl' to Short and same (vet) for Short, who was that bad thmgs happen III characters. Ulover. And there are a few one of. the few bnght spots on threes, at least in the movie good scenes. busmess. Just look at hiS track But perhaps more Signifi. "Saturday Night Live" during. Trends cantly, Short once again finds The trouble is, almost all of that show's lean years in the record: himself on the outside looking them are in the movie's trailer mid.'SOs. His film career has-_ By Phyllis Hollenbeck In, not m the film Itself, but in WId commercilUs, 80 by the been a major disappomtment,'. the Industry. He keeps getting time you get to the theater, especially in comparison to the:; stuck with lousy scripts while you've already seen the best credits racked up by other. other less talented comedians "Pure Luck" has to offer. "SNL" alumni. Comparison shopping are earmng big bucks. 'There's nothing left. to laugh at, certainly not the fact that It would be a shame to see In "Pure Luck," Short gets you just blew six bucks on this Short hkened to the abrasive It IS really hard to tell when and If you have the top billing as a bumbling idiot trash. Joe Piscopo, the only other not- lowest available price for a given airplane seat or hotel able "SNL" member whose named Eugene Proctor. With So you're left. wondering why cast room. Those who travel frequently on business have private eye Raymond Campa- anyone even slightly resem- attempt at beIng a film star went belly up (Anthony MI- staff members who may spend a good part of their nella (Danny Glover) in tow, bling a reputable movie star chael Hall doesn't count). Un- workday chasing thE' "best" deals. The primary con. Eugene is sent to Mexico in would 888OCl8te himself with "Three Amigos." Flop. like Piscopo, Short has talent. cern of business people on the go is comfort; the pri. hopes that his inherent bad this project. Glover's been on a "Three fugItives." Flop. He just needs a chance to show mal"}' concern of the compames that "pay the way" is luck will lead him to his hoM' major losing streak lately; his Even "Innerspace," probably ~ . the cost of the trip. Travel costs can make a big differ. miSSIng daughter, who also previous films were "Predator Short's best film, can only be Needless to say, "Pure Luck" ence m a business's bottom line. Today "full fares" and happens to be cursed with re- 2" and "Flight of the Intruder." considered a VIdeo or television curring misfortune. Enough said. falls woefully short of providing "rack rates" are just about a thing of the past. These favorite at best. In that one, he such an opportunity. It is' tariffs are most often quoted as a place to start negoti. was the odd man out m a trio That's right. The plot re- But at least he has "The merely a display of Short's atmg. Fare wars, air ticket consolidators, discount that also included Dennis volves around three characters. Color Purple" and the "Lethal physical comedy skIlls and' cruise agencies and hotel specials and packages have Quaid and Meg Ryan. And you know what that Weapon" movies to his credit. Glover's willingness to be type. all but eliminated the need to pay the full fare when means: th18 thing was doomed We've seen proof that he's a cast as a by.the-book kind of This unfortunate pattern per- you travel. from the start. good actor who can realize his guy. Both routines are rapidly slsts in Short's latest dog, But where to start? How does one go about finding Actually, the boss' daughter potential when he's not in it wearing out their welcome. the best rates? The most efficient way is to find the best travel agent you can. A good travel agent will be able to save you a great deal of money throughout Surgeon learns contpassion as a patient your travel years, and the lowest airline fares are By Marian Trainor ply doing his job. coming a compassionate human with Hurt, who always leaves available through the agent's computer system. Staff Wnter Intensely focused and wholly ReSidents who follow m his being is his meeting with June out just enough to allow the The best hotel rates may be a bit harder to pin absorbing, "The Doctor" stun- wake during hospital rounds (Elizabeth Perkins), a beautiful viewer to complete the picture. down. Individual hotels and hotel chains often offer ningly portrays one man's shat- lIsten to him intently. When young woman who is suffering It's a technique that lends credo "special" or "package" rates at their various facilities. tering encounter with what it one of them questions his de- from an advanced brain tumor. ibility to his transformation. Always ask for the very best rate available for the pe. means to be placed in the tachment, he answers: "Sur- She cherishes life and regrets His wonderful performance gery 18 about judgment and to nod of your stay. Often a travel agent can arrange a hands of capable but uncaring what she will rmss. Through lends a gravity to a film that is "corporate" rate even for the leisure traveler. ThIs can health care professIOnals. have judgment you have to be her he learns that patients exhilarating, funny, dramatic be done because many agents are members of consor. detached." need more than medical skill. and intensely observant. He MacKee is a model of a suc- tia, reserve through wholesalers or consolidators, or They need to be listened to and brings an inquisitive intensity cessful, arrogant surgeon, affa- subscribe to computerized booking services that allow •••••• recognized as fellow human to every scene and by the end . ble with his colleagues, distant beings. them to book the lower corporate rates. we feel like we've been through and coldly professional WIth ''The Doctor" presents a very a journey of emotional discov- The same thmg applies when you are renting a car. those who come seeking his real picture of hospital life and ery. Always request the best current deal. You may find help. what it's like to be a patient. He is accompanied on the that the midsIZe or luxury model is available at the Film Ironically, when fate tW'llS Everyone is subject to the same JOurney by a great supporting same or Just slightly higher price than a sub-compact. the tables on him, and he is di- rules, the same wheelchair cast including Lahti who gives Special hotel rates are also available through a vari- agnosed WIth cancer of the lar- when you can walk, the same a classy performance as the ety of travel clubs. If you are a member of the Ameri- •••••• nyx, he turns to a surgeon who cheery but impersonal air when wife who suffers through his can Association of Retired Persons or the American The man is Jack MacKee is just like him: brisk, efficient doctors make their rounds. ordeal with him, Perluns who and completely detached. Automobile Association you may be entitled to hefty (William Hurt), a brilliant and Director Randa Hanes, who is great as the terminally ill arrogant San Francisco heart Adapted from an autobiogra- hotel discounts at your destination. You will want to directed "Children of a Lesser young woman and Mandy Pa- surgeon who no longer sees his phy by Dr. Ed Rosenbaum, God" which nominated for check your club's membership details to determine if was tinkin who lends a light touch. patients as real even as he's "The Doctor" follows the pain- five Oscars in 1986, is an imag- ''The Doctor" is satisfy-' you will be able to take advantage of hotel discounts at both saving their lives. He has ac- ful Journey of a man who re- inative director who works well ing and entertaining. your destination. Another option would be to purchase quired so much clinical dis- gains his compassion through an Entertainment Publication coupon book. The cost is tance that it now rules his per- his brush with disaster. $25-$40 each and they cover individual cities and met. sonality. He no longer sees Ius Reminiscent of ''Regarding ropolitan areas across the United States, Europe and wife (Christine Lahti) or his son Henry," the story of a hard- Canada. There is also a nationwide "Travel American (Charlie Korsmo) as human driving lawyer whose laborious at Half Price" book that offers a variety of discounts. beings at all. recovery from a severe head in- Information is available by calling (313)..637 -8400. The opening scene is tellmg: Jury proved to be a humanizing experience, ''The Doctor" is Travelers looking for comfort will have to "pay" for MacKee is about to cut into a Volunteer. nameless patient He exchanges more honest; It's almost clini- first class or business class - unless they are members a few jokes with his colleagues, cally cold, warming along with of the airline's frequent flyer club. Since all airline fre- and although he displays its stricken protagonist. American quent flyer clubs are available to the flying public at impeccable skill, his manner is Heart. What really pushes MacKee no cost, it is a good idea to pick up and complete an Association V' that of a butcher - he is sim- a long way on the road to be- appplication for your airline's club. You may never travel on that carrier again - but you never know. As a member of an airline's club you will find that accu- mulating mileage credIt will happen quickly even if you only travel two or three times a year, if you can arrange to use the same carrier. FOR TIns YEAR'S EVENT, Many leisure travelers do not realize that these clubs were created to foster airline loyalty among leisure GO OVERBOARD. travelers as well as business travelers. There is no dis- tinction made between the two and once mileage credit is accumulated, there are a multitude of choices for all The lnflllity makes any occasion special. NEW THIS SUMMER!! Whelher lI's dumer and dancing. mcetmgJ or travelers. You will find that the best frequent flyer semilUll"S, this Ioo-root moror yacbt comfortably lndL\.'ldual & (,rour Rl."'loC..n-,hm\ .. ,,"0", A\OlIILl1t-.1", fllr deals are those offered by airlines that allow their fre- accommodates up to 150 passengers. Two bars quent travelers to purchase low cost coach/economy ex- and complete lIlId1o/V1sua1 facilities make il • LUNCH CRUISI:S the perfect se1llllg for business or p1.casum. • WEEKEND BRUl\CH cursion tickets and "upgrade" to a business or flI"St ChaneZ" the Infuuty to make a big splasb CRUISES class seat. These upgrades are earned more quickly at yoar next event • DINNER CRUISES than "free" tickets and go far to make a trip pleasant. Dt.J'anm1l DOIlh from JeffC'NlO If you travel from an airport that is served by several INFINITY Rcaor..h\ianna 5r '.lalr st,on.'tO airlines, take the time to check with your travel agent FOR INFORMA nON CAll. for the various carriers' frequent flyer club rules and GREATWA1'ER YAClITS (31:3) TIB.7030 ./ 6 when you find yourself with a choice between two car- riers, consider choosing the one with the best frequent ~ AI flyer program. -- -~') L'tp~."",-----======:-:""""""'" DFT presents the 23rd International Tournee of Animation this weekend

'The 23rd edItIon of the al- The DFI"s Crystal Gallery ways-popular InternatlOnal Cafe IS open one hour before Tournee of Animation will set- each performance for hght tle in for a weekend's run at snacks, freshly baked pastnes, the DetroIt Film Theatre (DIT) and a wide selection of teas, of the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts coffees and other beverages. on Aug 30, 31 and Sept. 1 For more mformatlOn or to The Tournee is a collection of obtam a new season schedule, short animated films gathered call the ticket office at 833- from film festIvals, mterna- 2323, from 9:30 a.m until 5 tlOnal competitIons, gIfted stu- p.m dally. SUMMER IS OFFICIALLY dents and proudly Independent ammators the world over. Fea. OVER 8T. 15th ON tunng humorous, senous and poetIC examples of the amma- CANCERINFORMAnON1 -.0---. 80010 is open daily except Tuesdays tor's art, the 23rd InternatIOnal "Leader o/tlu PAC" Tournee of Ammatlon IS a cele- through Labor Day with boats sailing bratIOn of ImaginatIOn whIch from all 3 docks. After Labor Day, boats the Boston Herald's Nat Segal- off saId "gets better and better SEPT 6 at 7:30 & 10:00 PM sail from Gibraltar, MI and Am he rstbu rg , ONT Sept. 7 8 every year" SEPT 7 at 7:00 & 10:00 PM & Showtlmes are Fnday and and Sept. 14 & 15. Saturday at 7 and 9'30 pm, Call 843-0700 for and Sunday at 4 and 7 p m "The best musical satire on Washingrorr IW Tlcket.<; are $5 general admIS- ever seefl" - The Washioaon TImes info. Radical, dude. sIOn and $4 for students WIth e.tt .7W2I4 for tlckeCll. VIea & ...... c.d full-tIme I.D . and are available DrecounlllCllllllMIileble.lOIel Gas s.ona. AM. MlChlgln RegIonal c.nt8fS In advance at the DIA ticket of- eccepted. Or CIlII I -..lei ••• and lI'a'* AgInciM, T'ic:IIItMMeIf TICMl centM .1Id Kroger Supermerkllll fice or at the door no. 8ImpIone no,.,..., ~ 1'cIl"'" Corpor-. AI,.._

, t I ~~2~:~oi~~:1ew. port s 98 Mustangs------~,.are happy about third-place finish ChampIOnshIps are nice, but Our program IS definitely Grenzke, Tera Chevalier, Mag- ••• 4t •••• sometImes third place will do. competlVe at the highest level gie Durant and Jenny Dahn H.~t." .~.t The Pointe Girls Soccer Ass0- of any program in the country." patrolled the midfield. ciation's Under-14 LIttle Cae- Robyn Maples' goal ffildway The Mustangs were the lone sars team, the Mustangs, fin- through the first half gave the girls team from MIchigan at ished third in its age group m Mustangs an early lead agamst the USA Cup, the largest inter. the Superamenca USA Cup in- the Angels, who placed the natIOnal youth soccer tourna. ternational tournament held in highest of any U S team at the Blaine. Mmn. ment m the United States. prestigious Gothla Cup Interna. More than 450 squads took The Mustangs faced the tlOnal tourney before competmg part m the tourney including Mountain Brook Angels of Bir. m Mmnesota. contmgents from the SoVIet mingham, Ala., in their folUth A goal in the second half by Union, BrazJ1, Japan, Hungary, and final game and the Angels the Alabama squad and the Denmark, Italy, Sweden and won in double-overtJme 2-1. wInner in double-overtime were Nigeria. The next day, the Angels cap- the only goals allowed by the After partiCIpating in the tured the Under-14 title with a Mustangs in their four games. opening ceremonies in front of 2.1 shootout triumph Mustangs keeper Rebecca more than 20,000 spectators at ''This was a typical game be- Hessen dId an outstanding JOb the Metrodome in Minneapolis, tween two great teams. It's a in the nets. She was aided by the Mustangs began play at the pity someone had to lose," 'Ulid fullbacks Cassie Pangborn, Ro- 30-field National S~rts Center Mustangs coach RIck Grenzke byn Dold, Carla Legwand and with a 4-0 triumph over the "Ow- girls made a great run. Joanna Catalfio and stoppers Arctic Knights of Fairbanks, They deserved to finish third. Lauren Kordas and KIm Hep- Alaska. We knew Alabama was going ner. A 4-0 win over Minneapolis to be our toughest test. We felt Leading scorers Maples and United Mystery and a 2-0 if we got by them, our chances Laurie Ness, along with Shera blanking of the Rosemount were good to go all the way. Teltge and Kate Moloney.Eg- Irish set up the Mustangs' "It was an exciting tourna. naHos, made up the front hne showdown against the Angels. ment. I hope the girls will re- Center-half Molly McKenzIe Hessen JOined with Maples, member it for years to come. and outside halfbacks EmIly McKenzie and KordaB to repre. sent the Mustangs in a 3-on.3 Meet the MustCIDgs from the Pointe Gula Soccer Association. In the back row (from left) are DeGutis makes competition and they made it A.8istcmt Coach Doug Dold. Shera te1tse. Lauren lordCIB. Maggie Durant. Tera Chevalier. Ro- to the semifinals before bowing byn Dold. Carla Legwcmd. Cassie Pcmgborn. Jenny Dabn. Molly Mcl:emie and Coach Rick Iowa team to a more experienced team Grewe. In the front row (from left)are JOGIlDCI Cotalfto. Robyn Maples. Laurie Ness. Rebecca from Minnesota. H... n. Kim Hepner. Emily Gremlte cmd late Moloney-Egnatlos. After 10 months of tryouts, former Grosse Pointe Woods resident DaVId DeGubs of Du. buque. Iowa, was named to the Lakeshore Striders break course record Under-13 Iowa Olympic Devel- The Lakeshore Striders, a ing line in Novi, and traveled opment Soccer Team. nic lakes, past the Pigeon we can't wait until we can be Grosse Pointe based running through subdivisions in Far- DeGutis. 12, played left wing River, and another 120 miles, back out there next year. Hope- club. broke the course record in mington, Bloomfield Hills, and right fullback for the the race culrminated on Sun- fully, we can make it three the second annual Race to Clarkston and Ortonville, squad, which competed against day, July 28, in Mackmaw wms in a row." Mackinaw (city) to win first. where the course turned into a City. The winning time for the other state Olympic Develop. place honors. more rural setting. Passing ment teams in Bowling Green, Striders, who had entered two Members of the fJrst place through Frankenmuth, the Ohio. earlier this summer. This was the second year in teams, was 31 hours and 41 team were Paul Aufdemberge, teams and their support groups minutes. The son of Dr. and Mrs. John a row the running club has Jim Fitch, Greg Gillson, Dale won the 334-mile relay. finished the first day in Bay Nick Papas, presIdent and Hart, Chris Karas, Jeff Kelke. T. DeGutis, David also is a City logging 118 miles. The see. member of the Dubuque Travel team captain, said, "The Mack. Jeff Kelly, AI PaclOrek, Nick On July 26, one day before ond day featured a 112-mile leg inaw relay is a grueling, yet Soccer Club's Under-14 Team. Papas and Jeff Parker. II the 250 boats sailed for Macki- through Pinconning, Standish ". He's the squad's No. 1 goalie fun.filled event, lasting three nac Island, 25 teams of 10 run- and the AuSable State Park. apd left striker. days and draining every ounce For more information, or to ners each left the course start- After traveling through see. of energy from your body. Yet, join the Striders, call 882.1325 Grosse Pointe Hockey Association FALL REGISTRATION Mites thru Midgets Another exciting fun--filled Hockey Season awaits you! Don't miss it! Children Welcome 5 & Up Saturday, September 7th - 9 a.m. to Noon Saturday, September 14th - 9 a.m. to Noon Skating to begin September 14th. times assigned at registration Players with last names beginning with the letters: A-L come between 9 a.m. -10:30 a.m. M-Z come between 10:30 a.m. - Noon At the GPCR Community Room 4831 Canyon New players to the GPHA must bring birth certificate to registration. Travel team players register with their respective managers. REGISTRATION FEE: 550 - first chUd $30 - second &: third child $110 - maxJmum pel' family Plus $15pwchlld i~ "...".,mmI for~

For More Infonnation Call: A used eqiupment sale Will run In Chuck Collins 885-1343 conjunction with registration You Lou Prues 884-6187 (Pee Wees - Ages 12 & 13) can outfit your child for a very reo- sonable rate. If you have equip- (Mites - Ages 5-9) Terry Kasiborski, Pres. ment to sell. or would like further Home: 885-3467 Information. call Paula Staniszewski Paul Mallon 881-0206 at 885-2880 (SquIrts - Ages 10 & II) Office: 961-1900

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tA wJ U-: Get your calendar GROSSE POINTE MOVING & STORAGE CO. DuPont Corian has been the leader WL ,....,. out and call now to in solid surface countertop materials make your appointment with Jeffrey ...NEED STORAGE? ~ We've got it! 100,000 1:: for more than fifteen years. Original- Bruce for Saturday, October 12th bet- ly available in only three colors, Cor- ween 2:00-4:00 ... 19463 Mack Ave- square feet of secure, '''III !1:ILll'\, dry, clean storage space i :I il: , ian has once again expanded its color ~ nue, Grosse Pointe, 884-8858. " line. TherE are now eighteen Corian available for your be- 1/:1 ~\ ~.~\:\~ '1"'" ~ longings. Short term, ll:1 I I I II :11 colors available, including Sierra * * I '. * long term and seasonal lte:! J ~I,11. Sapphire, Sierra Black Pearl, Sierra r rates. Ask about our Jade, Sierra Garnet, and Sierra The Fall season is approaching. vault and record storage service, Burnt Amber, the latest additions to At BLOSSOMS our entire store since 1921. the Corlan palette. These new "Jewel has been transformed for the sea. MARGARET RICE 822-4400 Series" colors, along with four other son. Bountiful bouquets of dried All of our current spring / summer granite-look "Sierra" colors and nine flowers, branches and berries fashions are now 25% to 50% Off! * * * solid colors, combine to give you the await you. Wreaths of branches, Stop in, save and shop for fall. Pre. ultimate in solid surfacing flexibility. vines and moss, can be accented view new designs trom Armani, Corian also offers a wide variety of with dried roses in rich muted Valentino, Joseph Abboud, Scaasi Jacobsons s M r W_l_:-} solid-color kitchen and lavatory sinks. And aU Corian is backed by colors. Bouquets of hydrangea, and more... 78 Kercheval on the Hill J • S 6 1 • 9 larkspur, babys breath, yarrow, 10 II 11 lJ 14 I) 10 DuPont's ten-year limited warranty. 881.7020. Calendar II 18 19 Xl 11 12 13 and dozens ot others look beauti- of Events . 7) 70 21 2. 29 30 Corian: Beautiful, durable, and virtu- ally maintenance free. See it today at ful massed in baskets and vases. * * * It's all happening in the Miss "J" Customcraft Inc., an Authorized Cor- Exciting decorative accessories Department. The latest in fashion has ian Dealer. are arriving daily, look tor beau- Area artists arrzved! Come and see the NEW back tiful baskets, decorative pottery, MACK AVENUE are featured each to school clothes collection. Also, a CUST()nICr~FT inc. rusted finishes, sunflower motifs, D'Y month in our ex- large selectlOn of prom dresses have and items inspired by nature to GALLE arrzved. 881.1024 be the most sought after. Blos- I ~======I\.:=:J pansion gallery. soms hours are 10:00to 6:00 dail~ L.: September focus ... at 89 Kercheval on-the-Hill, is on GINGER GROW ... 18743 Mack August 29th (Thursday) Grosse Pointe Farms. To have Flowers delivered any. Avenue (3 blocks south of Moross) CollectzonSports Wear.Be sure and where in the Metro area simply call 831-3500... or visit us at 115 881-3030. stop by today for informal modeling * * from 11:00-3:00 in the Designer * Kercheval on-the.Hill. * * * Sports WearDepartment. * * * September 7th (Saturday) Organize Unlimited Made to Measure Event. Meet sales IDEAL Office <£>upply edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. representative Jeff Fannin for Allen Redecorating? Need to dispose of Edmonds Shoes and Jerry Lyskawa some items and reorganize to make We've expanded our school supplies Sapphire is the birthstone for Sep- sales representative for Hart, Schaffn- room for the new look? Call Organize ... BACK TO SCHOOL SALE now at tember. edmund t. AHEE jewelers has er, and Marx. See the latest line for Unlimited household organzzation 21210 Harper N. of old 8 Mile. Use an outstanding collection of sapphire your new suit, trousers or sport coat. servLces.Ann Mullen 821-3284 or • our rear entrance and parking lot. JeweLry -- earnngs, rzngs, pendants Both will be in the Men's Department Joan 'Vismara 881-8897. In- _ and bracelets set with fine quallty sured, bonded and confidential. _ sapphire. See thezr collection today at between 11:00-4:00. * * * edmund t. AHEE jewelers, 20139 Mack Avenue, between 7 & 8 Mile BAKE SHOPPE .- Special for this * * * Roads .. in Grosse Pointe Woods. week ... Delicious scones 3 for only Hours: Monday.Saturday, 10:00 a.m. $1.00. Perfect snack for any time of .6 p.m., except Thursday 10:00a.m. - the day ... 882-7000, ext. 107. SALE. SALE. 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Hurry to Eutown - don't miss out * * * Traditionally ~ ___ on our SPECIALS •••See you at ••• Sap~ire is the t ~-=, 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper birt tone for the -- I ~ ~ ~ HARVEY's (across from K.MART) '7'71-0390. month of Septem- 4,'"_.,... __ ~tJI And, our other store is still at Just think -- Christmas decorations ber. Be sure and COMPLEAT TRAVELER 14410Harper, 822-2645. will be pulled out of stop by PON.' lfj' '-'-"... the closet in less than ~ GRACZ JEWEL- '.. :eo ::l. Our 20th Anniversary Sale! Mark four months. To add ERS and see our .....~'_ downs on selected luggage, business * * * to your collection, you ).,.~K~ cases, hand bags, wallets and gifts ... large selection of - -- must see our Byer's Sapphire jewelry and receive 30% 345 Fisher, one block from East Jef- Choice Carolers that have just ar- ferson,881-0200. OFF starting Tuesday, September rived at The League Shop including 3rd through Saturday, September Fall Fashions are the new skaters. Be sure and come in 14th ... at 91 Kercheval on.the. * * * u'S arriving daily at for an early selection ... at 72 Kerche- Hill, 881-6400. L -, "Rickeys" ladies val, on-the-Hill, 882-6880. ~ dept. See our collec- * * * "1l:"D Tr"l'\.1TlC''' A pe rm and tion of '''I\vickers'' by * * * J .I.'-U...JJ.,.J....U color SALE is Kenneth Gordon. hair&nai£s gozng on NOW! Twill slacks of Olive and carmel with Receive 20% OFF suede detail. Also autumn floral pin- TmED OF mONlNG? up until September 8th. Call for your cards & olive suede slacks. Walk- CARPET TALK 853.2162 appointment 886-2503 ... at 19877 shorts in mid-whale cord of camel & Summer SALE on Lees, Queen, Mo- This new service picks Mack Avenue. cinnamon. Kenneth Gordon is the hawk and Masland -- Up to 50% OFF up pre-washed clothing unique sophistication of English .• at 16915 Harper, near Cadieux, and returns it to you ir- country living ... at 17140 Kercheval 881-4808. oned. Pick up and Deliv- * * * in-the-Village,882-8970. ery are FREE! Most * * * items $1.00. * * * METRO SKI & SPORTS * * THINK SNOW!!! Now a,,'ailable at the NOTRE '" In just a few months we will be DAME PHARMACYare our Lon- pulling the ski equipment out. don - pQris • Just arrived at KISKA Rome and Need some new SKI APPAREL JEWELERS ... NEW se- l:""l FAIRCOURT DENTAL GROSSE and accessories - HURRY ON lection of beautzful color .. MarySue Stonisch D.D.S. POINTE "Your Smile... created by an ar- OVER - receive 50% OFF now stone bracelets. Choose .... sweatshirts through August 31st. - Also - from a variety of styles '''::' tists eye." Complimentary consul- we're having a CLOSE OUTSALE and T-shirts. tation... 20040Mack Avenue, 882- and designs. How about a Just in time 2000. on select summer apparel with multI color stone - or - a little more for your cool evenings ahead and up to '70%OFF. While your here conservative is our same color stone your basic gear for back to don't target to pick-up some Skin bracelets. All in different price ranges school ... at 16926 Kercheval, in- '" * * So-Soft oil or lotion... Monday to suit every need... at 63 Kercheval the-Village, 885.2154. through Friday 10:00 - 6:00, ex- on-the-Hill, 885-5755. cept Thursday 10:00 - 8:00... at 20343 Mack Avenue (at Country * * * Don't miss out on the BACK- A Club) 884-5660. * * * TO-SCHOOL SALE going on now at The School Bell. Values for parents and teachers ... at ~ * * * ~ - Ed Maliszewski 17047 Kercheval, in-the. V'l11'iI Carpeting Village. ANGIE'S Fashion Has a nice selection -RUG SALE- * * * Looking for a new outfit? Be sure of two and three piece Dress up your rooms with our and stop hy and see our beautiful t1J~ ~,- fa~l suits i~ petzte and beautiful Handwoven Dhurrie and NEW fashions. We're in the J io"J mlssey Sl.zes ... at Kilims rugs. Large variety to choose Lakeshore Village Shopping Center 20148 Mack at Oxford, from and both are on SALE now ... at To advertise in this column. at Jefferson and Marter, 773-2850. 886-7424. 21435 Mack Avenue, 776-5510. call Kathleen 882-3500

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Here's a new way to scare maraudmg racoons or rabbits out of your vegetable garden. Put a small portable radio in a plastic bag to protect It from the weather, turn the volume up a bIt loud and tune It to a 24-hour news statIon. Place it m the middle of your vegetable garden. The mldmght news will probably be bad enough to scare everything away Another possibility in this department would be to visit a pet store and find a product de. SIgned to keep pets from leap- mg mto your favorite chaIr or onto your best upholstery and spray It laVIshly around the edges of your plantmg-., Not on the plants themselves, Just arot!nd the edge This may pro- vide an inVIsible hamer which fi.,"~ hungry marauders will not cross. Sometimes it works! • Root weevils present no threat to humans, but they are a nUISanCe If root weevil adults stayed work, according to Sandra Rich- may find the small (5-6mm>, crawl or hitchhike on plant Outdoors, removing wild outdoors, DlOIlt people would buildIng, particularly around a r d 8. Go e d d eke, h 0m e brownish-black, hard-backed materials. strawberries, brambles and re- probably never know the in- steps and porches, doorways horticulturist for the Macomb insects anywhere in the house. The number of weevils in the lated plants may help reduce sects were around. and basement windows. Also County Cooperative Extension Like the simiIar but larger home is generally low, and in- the local population. A barrier In early to midsummer, how- treat the grass for a distance of Service. They also pose no vine weevil (lO-l2mm), the dividuals are usually found in spray of a crawling insect insec- 10 feet out from the foundation. ever, they tend to migrate into threat to humans or pets. They strawberry root weevil adult widely scattered places, 80 in- ticide containing diazinon, mal- If weevils persist or reappear, homes, where they may turn are strictly a nuisance invader. has a hard-shelled body and a up in cupboards IIDd bathtubs, door control with insecticides is athion or Sevin may help keep repeat applications may be nee- The strawberry root weevil short, blunt snout. Beeauee not prat:ti<:al. RichlU'da advieee t.he weevils out. on walls and on ceilings. et!ll!l8!'Y adult begins to m.ignUe into their 1w4 wiDi covers are removing invading beetles with She adV1ges spraying at the Root weevil adults don't at- homes in early to mid~u1y. For joined together, these insects a vacuum cleaner or a broom fll'St sign of weevil activity, and tack food. fumisbiDBB or wood- the next month or two, you can't fly. To get indoors, they and dustpan. treating the foundation of the Lamp Spectacular' HARBOR 1\Io\N, enJOYtremendous savJngs on our entire selection of lamps. You'/I find these featured Items and many more to PLACE choose from in our sho\Nrooms - whIle quantitIes last. The Condominium Lifestyle r • SiI'e ends SepIember 7th. for IIFalr1ane Lighting 3J" high . table lamp With 3-way Grosse Pointe SWitch. Rich traditional feel- Ing and exceptional quality • Cluster Homes with first floor Master Suite starting at make a great value. Sille 2 For '79/ $259,000 S4Sbeh • Luxurious Townhomes starting at $425,000 IIEdvv'ard Alden polished brass pharmacy floor lamps In • Boatslips starting at $30,000 your choice of shell Of rectangular design. Both 36" to 52" adjustable Located on Lake S1.Clair at 9 Mile and Jefferson S.1e, Yaw' ChoIce, .89 IIStlffel 25" high table lamp Visit our Sales Office and Model from 1 - 5 p.m. daily With bnght old brass finIshed base. Ivory pleated shade. or call s.te .99 IIStIfl'el 30" high table lamp . With distressed brass finished base 1\tOrYspace pleated 1H~: shade s.te SI99 BLAKE COMD\NY ...... HeIgl" Hall Road (M-59'. W of lakeside Mall 719-9700 Sliffel Office 881.6100 no, Model 776.8115 14 M,le Road. E of Oakland Mall 515-1400 To visit the site enter through Riviera Terrace 100 yds. Nonh of Nine Mile Road. just off Jeffer<,on GratIotRaIIVl...Avenue. /),' N of 11 MIle Developer of Dodge Place, Wind wood Pomte

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PHONE (517) 792 0934 804 S HAMil TON , IIIMI ~ 'Ltu, 2C Real Estate August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News Tax rules govern rental properties Once you rent a vacation mortgage interest and property cess of rental Income. To qual. home to others, you enkJ' I:l tI:lx~b, uwnenl of rental proper. 1£y,your adjusted gross Income maze of tax law. Depending on ties may be able to deduct utilt. must be under $100,000 and how often It is used for per. ties, mamtenance, insurance, you must actively manage your sonal pleasure and how often it depreciation and other operat- property. If you meet these reo IS rented, the tax treatment ing expensel:l. You must still al- quirements you can deduct will vary signIficantly. locate your expenses based on $25,000 of passive losses According to the Michigan the ratio of rental days to total against other kInds of Income Assoclatlon of CPAs, if your use days. You should also note - including salaries. The vacation home IS used strictly that the portion of the mort. $25,000 allowance is gradually for your pleasure you can de- gage mterest attnbuted to your phased out by the time an duct your mortage interest and personal use IS considered con- Investor's adjusted gross In. RAINBOW 2 real estate taxes, just as you do sumer interest, which 15 no come reaches $150,000. on your primary residence. You longer deductible. The rules governmg vacation' can even rent your vacation If your home qualifies as a homes can be tricky - but home for less than 15 days a rental property m the eyes of knOWIngthem allows you to I0Il. I~ 1 • _ "'r year and collect the rental in. the IRS, you may be able to make the most of your second come tax-free. You don't even deduct rental expenses in ex- home . have to report it. But any re- lated rental expenses cannot be deducted. What happens when you rent your home for more than two weeks? Here, the answer be. comes a little more compli. cated. If your personal use of the home exceeds the greater of 14 days or 10 percent of the time it is actually rented at fair = market value, your vacation home IS still considered a sec- .MAiN LEVE'_ ond residence. As such, the "._'ell., mortgage mterest and property taxes you can attribute to your personal use remain tax-de. OVERALL DIMENSIONS: 110'.0. X 38'.6- ductible. Other expenses - In- LIVING: 2432 square feet cluding a portion of the cost of COMO'S GARAGE: 693 square feet utilities, repairs and insurance 771-5757 related to the time the house IS COLLISION rented - are deductible rental Charm blends with practicality expenses. The Rainbow 2 offers 2,432 separate freezer. The large dm- However, the deductions for square feet of prime livmg ing room (which features multI- bath (WIth lInen storage) and rental expenses are basically space, plus a 693-square.foot at. pIe large wmdows) IS located twO medIum.sized bedrooms, limited to the income received !ached garage that has space Just above the kitchen both with plenty of closet space. from the property. In other for three cars or two cars plus a Directly ahead from the At the head of the hall is the words, if you run up $20,000 in generous workshop area. All maIn entry IS a generous hvmg Impressive master suite. This rental expenses and receive this is wrapped up in a stylIsh room ThIS UnIque space is sep- area features windows, a huge $15,000 in rental income, you brick-faced extenor which arated from the large famIly U-shaped walk.in closet, a dou- can deduct only $15,000 in ex- 22015 MACK AVE. makes the Rainbow 2 a study room by a fIreplace wall. The ble sink with vanity in a pri. penses. The extra $5,000 can be ,... Between 8 & 9 Mile Rd. In aesthetics as well as practi. open hearth provides a fITe- vate space, and a separate bath carried forward to a future year cahty. place in both rooms. (A double- with toilet, linen storage, and a to offset any excess rental in. raIsed oversized soaking tub m come. A large recessed covered door woodbox completes the porch leads up to the double- hearth wall.) its own nook, which features In addition, the IRS requires ADD CHARM TO door main entrance to the The livmg room IS also set off overhead windows, a skylight, that rental expenses be de- home. Just inside IS a generous by an unusual and compelling and a window wall overlooking ducted in a prescribed order _ OUTDOOR a private garden. you must deduct interest, taxes entryway, with a coat closet feature: the outer wall IS a full LIVING AREAS and a display cabinet llnmedi. greenhouse. The greenhouse Unusual, compeUing, and of. and casualty losses first; then fering a wealth of unique fea- . ill' . . d ately in VIew. To the VISItor's gives access to the raised rear th . bo . d InSurance, ut tIes, rep8l1'S, an right is the entryway to the terrace of stone flagging, which t~, e Rain w 2. IS e- other operating expenses; and mM'SFENCE 1~1li'f{r.f'K~neii:,. 'wnic1'i ~ is -naiikoo'oy raiSed garden -~~ih-to beco~ ~ a~ye ~ _ finally, depreciation. features a stovetop island, a spaces Of ~ surrounding tA:rram. This The story is quite ditrerent if CO. large pantry, a separate oven, To the visitor's left from the combmatlon .o~ pnvacy. ~d you limit your personal use of a ALL TYPES OF and plenty of counter and stor- main entryway is the hall lead- open ?ntertamlI~g an~ hvmg vacation home to 14 days a PRIVACY & SECURITY age space. ing to the farmly's private spacr; ~ m keepmg WIth mod. year, or 10 percent of the num- FENCES The large main kitchen win. quarters. A large den/study IS ern hvmg styles.. ber of days the home is rented • lOO'.tVINYUOATED UNK SYSTEMS • FULLY GUARANTEED dow is a planter, and the other entered through Impressive For a study kit of the RAIN- at fair market value _ which. BOW,2 (222-32), send $7.50 to ever is greater. In this case • RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL window looks out over a garden double doors, and features am- CALL spot which abuts the front pIe storage and a built-In desk! Today s Home, P.O. Box 2832-T your home is deemed rental Eugene, Ore 97402. (Be sure to property. FOR FREE ESTIMATE porch. Just off the kitchen IS a workIng area. The main hall specuy plan name and number In additIOn to deductions for 774-2045 utility area, with room for a also gives access to the mam when ordering).

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Architects help redesign homes so seniors can Iage in place' By stephanie Stubbe does not have to mean This with thtl c~ that aging family homea, public housing, AlA News 5eMCe skyscraper hospitals or acres of ilUce to change a light bulb. Fonunately, there are many bnngs to their physical condi. and in specially built environ. Skyrocketing costs have monotonous nursing homes for In other words, the very envi- adjustments - ranging from tion. ments for the elderly ... Safety caused the people of the United sentors. In fact, architects and ronments that architects strive major remodeling, such as in. Research also shows a grow. is at stake, and 80 is the qual- States to reevaluate the coun. builders are working with to make comfortable and life- stalling a small lift, to introduc. ing appeal among the public for ity of human dignity and the try's overall approach to health health professionals and reo enhancing can become a petty ing small pIeces of hardware, the concept of aging m place. quality of life." care - how high the quality is, searchers to give architectural tyranny for seniors experienc. such 88 a lever adapter for The American Association of Sloan pointed out that de- how it is delivered, who the form to the idea of "8g1ng in ing the chronic conditions of harci-to-turn doorknobs - that benefiCIaries of the current sys- place." Retired Persons (AARP) con- signers need to understand the aging. can make a world of difference tem are. ducted a survey last year re- implications of aging in place to the senior who chooses to Although "aging in place" is vealing that 86 percent of the No matter which path we relatively new terminology in when no physical adjustments Gerontologists base the abil- age in place. respondents 60 years or older choose to our health systems in the world of health care facili- are made to the existing envi. ity to lead an Independent life A local archItect or builder preferred to remain in their ronment: older people who the future, it 18 certain that the ties design, in practice it has on the capacity to perform Ac- knowledgeable on the subject current homes, as opposed to 78 sleep on their sofas to avoid growing number of elderly per- been around since folks have tivities of Daily Living, (ADLs). can adVISe the homeowner of percent just five years ago. chmbing stairs to their bed- sons, as well as the increased made a practice of growing old. These include walking, cooking, the best paths to chooee. Some This spring, Katrina Smith rooms; thoee who store thell' longevity of the individual, will The concept is simple: People house maintenance, personal national organizations, includ. Sloan, representing the AARP, food on the countertop because change the way we define live in their homes for as much hygiene, dre8sing, etc. Stacked ing the fIT Hartford Insurance reported to the American Insti. they can't reach the cupboards health care. Consequently, we of their lives as they can. The up against chronic conditions group in Hartford, Conn., and tute of Architects' seminar on without climbing on a footstool; must redefine the buildings execution can be complex with. common to the aging process - the NatlOnal Assoc1ation of facilities for the aging that "ag- and still others who live in through which we deliver out adjustments to the house arthritis, and visual, hearing or Homebuilders' National Re- ing in place does not need to be darkness because they do not h~alth care. that allow homeowners to deal other Impairments - the abil- search Center in Upper Marl. achieved. It exists - in single have the strength or the bal. ity of the individual to perform boro, Md, offer inexpensive ADLs can diminish consider- guides for aging-in-place im. ~uide offers tips for safety of seniors ably. provements. ~ Steph8I'N Stubbs the Hartford Insurance m ing it more difficult to distin- a family who have incorporated AlA News ServIce Group publishes a guide that guish between colors. This can some of the modifications into ;Housing the growing num. contains the 120 tips, as well as bers of elderly persons in the affect safety in the house in their own house. For more in. product and supplier lists. The subtle ways. The authors rec- Aldridge United States is a concern that formation, contact: Hartford guide can be obtained by send- ommend choosing countertop a broad spectrum of s0- House, clo Modem Talking Pic. sPans ing a stamped (75 cents), busi. colors that contrast with the cial issues. Consequently, many tures, 5000 Park St. North, St. ness-size envelope to: The Hart- color of the kitchen floor, mak. professionals - from architects Petersburg, Fla. 33709. ford House, PO Box 4460, ing the edge of the counter 8t. Associates to insurance companies to Hartford, Conn., 06146. clearly visible. GROSSE POINTE PARK builders - are seeking new and Following a similar line of Numerous types of hardware TIllsEnghsh1\IdorColonIalaboundawiththe finestqualityofits era. It offers innovative solutions to the wide thinking, the National Ae.socia. The guide divides its hints discussed in the guide also can tion of Home Builders' Na. spaciousnessalongwith a welldeSIgnedfloorplan. Featuring four bedrooma, range of care that must be into categories that address three and one half baths, master SUIte,library, enclosedterrace, breakfut make life easier for the elderly, tional Research Center, located provided. particular problems that come room,recreatIonarea, in.groundheated pool. Pewabichies, crownmoldings, including thermostats with in Upper Marlboro, Md., re- For instance, the physical s0- with aging. For instance, under large numbers and raised tem. stained and leaded glass. Central air, two and one half car heated garage. lutions that enable seniors to cently published a guide titled, Much,muchmore.Just the homeyou'Vl.'beenwaitingfor the category of "compensate for perature settings that click "age in place" often involve "A Comprehesive Approach to limited strength and dexterity," when the thermostat is ad. modifications that can be made Retrofitting Homes for a Life- the guide recommends that the justed, lever adapters that can HARPER WOODS simply and with little cost. time." homeowner add a detachable, be clamped onto round door. PRESTWICK To educate homeowners and flexible sink hoae for filling knobs, and portable chairs with A super clean, well maintained brick bungalowwith aluminum trim. Great architects alike, the fIT Hart- This manual, sponsored by pots on the counter, thus elimi. backs and rubber feet that can area, across fromGrossePointe Woods. Large livingroomwith natural fire. built the U.S. Department of Hous- ford Insurance Group has nating the need to lift heavy, be placed in the bathtub to al. place,formal dining room,three bedrooms,fmishedbasement with one.half a full-scale transportable house ing and Urban Development, water-filled containers from the low people who are unsteady on bath. Centralair conditlomng.Twocar g&rall'l!. Lovelylandscaping.Call Coran elthibit, named Hartford House, offers tips to both consumers appointmenttoday! sink to the stove or counter. their feet to bathe while seated. that incorporates 120 simple looking for remodeling servires The approximate cost is $16. The Hartford group also sells modifications that can help the and to professional remod.elers The guide is filled with simi- or rents a recently completed ST. CLAIR SHORES elderly stay in their own and architects. The NAHB Re- lar, low-cost hints that can 28-minute video that details h~uses as they age. search Center offers the guide, SANDERS make a world of difference to the Hartford House and its plus a 6O-page catalog of acces- Hard to findCour.bedroombrick ranch. Twofull baths, familyroom,finished elderly residents. modifications. Narrated by ac. sible products for 110. Send basement, central air, patio and one and one-half car garage. Very well .The traveling exhibit, which Design and decorating tips tor Hal Linden, the films' high. maintained. ~de its public debut at the your request, plus a check make up another portion of the lights include a Hartford House 1990 AlA convention in Hous- . made out to NAHB Research guide. For instance, the authors walk.through, d.iscussions with t<)n,is updated every year. To Center, 400 Prince George's point out that the lens of the design professionals, and an in. Boulevard, Upper Marlboro, 884.6960 suPplement the house exhibit, eye may yeUow with age, mak. terview with five generations of Md. 20772-8731. 20178 Mack Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236....

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FABULOUS! Marble entrance BEST BUY ON THE MARKET. Spectacular three bedroom brick foyer, new kitchen with oak cabi- Three bedrooms, one full bath ranch with full bath and one Inpeccable Grosse Pointe Farms netry, Jenn.Aire range, built-in and one half bath ranch with half bath, professionally deco- Cape Cod on one and one half rated throughout, updated Mut- appliances and a ceramic tile natural fireplace in living room, lots. Home enters into a vesti- floor. Private grounds with kid. large kitchen, screened porch, enc schler kitchen, new 35 x 16 foot bule to the living room with a ney.shaped pool. Great finished full basement and two and one JU!L~aros A8 Y1-!QQ family room with vaulted ceil- natural fireplace, formal dining ing, new thermal windows basement with natural fireplace, half car garage. WON'T LAST 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI room with walk-out to the wet plaster walls and wet bar. AT $139,9001 throughout, newer roof, newer screened fire Florida room, Central air, first floor laundry. furnace with central air, privacy kitchen with eating space, three 886-9030 fence, wood.deck ... the list goes WPN'T LASTLONG!! bedrooms, two full baths, cedar on and on! Immaculately clean closet and an abundance of clO&- and priced to sell at $225,000. A FIRST OFFERING et space. Newer gas forced.air . 85lAkesbfWt Lime 25Crest'Wood 2494 IrotpIOis furnace, new attic fan, new 92.f Ctmterl!ury paint, new kitchen floor and d&corating. Two.car garage. Priced at $149,000. A joy to 17000 Mfl7Imee tour!!

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Beautiful three bedroom ranch A beautiful English Tudor in his- Sliarp three bedroom ranch in Be the first to see an excellent toric Indian Village. Grand en- Grosse Pointe Shortls. On a opportunity!! An outstanding in Grosse Pointe Shores has a spacious family room complete trance foyer, living room with private lane, a short walk to the spacious brick ranch in Grosse natural fireplace, library with lake. This home features an ex- Pointe Woods features three with wet bar, formal dining room, formal living room, two natural fireplace, Florida room, Stately English Thdor.style con- cellent floor plan, two-way fire-- bedrooms, two and one half master bedroom and third floor place from the living room and baths, large family room with full baths and one half bath, dominium that haa been recent- basement and first floor laun- game room. This is an OUT. formal dining room, large family natural fireplace, SCTeenedsum. STANDINGHOME!! ly remodeled. New kitchen, new room, large finished recreation mer porch, spacious kItchen dry. This home ready for your to full bath and new half bath. move right in! Living room has natural fire- Fantastic waterfront condomi. room with natural fireplace, a with new built.ins, two car at- 1606 Loclmwor num with two spacious bed. fun bath and officelfourth bed- tached garage, new furnace with place, formal dining room and a 15433 ESSEX full bath in the basement. rooms, two full baths and one room. Attached 2-car garage, central air, finished basement, half bath, custom upgrades in central air, sprinkler system. A alann system and sprinkler sys- both the kitchen and the baths fine alternatIve to a ranch condo tem. MInt condItion and only done by "Puffs of PetosIty-. Thi. and a true opportunity in the $219,000. DON'T DELAY ... condo is too beautiful for mid $200,000's. THIS ONE WON'T LAST words ...come see for yourself! LONG!! l.1.l.I 1090 S. Renaud I.:: 207) lAnclllter .J#I.'.,.....•. ,:. ~.' 542 N. Rosedlzk '!*~ ... Large lovely fanuly home locat- ~ ed in Grosse Pointe Woods features three full baths, large This two and one half bath, first floo! laundry, multiple fire-- three bedroom ColonIal has eve. places, spacious family room rything you're lookmg for.. lo- and den. All located on a large cated In the prestIgIous Wind. lot WIth a brick patIo on one of mill POinteSubdiviSIon, features the Woo.is' most prestigious streets. central BIr, family room, den, bedroom with nursery, cathedral BeautIful 1,200 square foot 907 Bedford •PRIME WOODS RANCH" Unique Colonial in Gro ••• ceIlIngs and much, much more! Home features master suite home In Grosse POInte Woods POInte Park. Home enters into a A GREAT PRICE FOR A with full bath, formal dimng vestIbule/foyer with powder features three bedrooms, one A Dream Come True'! Four bed. GREATHOUSE!! New kItchen full bath WIth new fixtures and room, two and one half bath 930 Olnterbury room, large lutchen WIth eatIng room, sunken living room with THREE full baths and one half space, family room WIth large tIle, kItchen WIthMutschler cab- custom Colomal located near Hard-to-find quad level located two pIcture window. and full bath, huge master bedroom, WIndows (new Andersen WlN!- Inets ceramIc floor and coun. Van K Dnve Two.story marble mantle natural fireplace. Formal In one of Grosse Pointe Wood's famIly room, formal dimng ows throughout), finished base. ters, 'track lIghtIng and ceIlIng floored foyer, new KItchen with dinIng room with bay window, finest areas ThIs beautiful room, hardwood floors through- ment WIth wet bar, two car at. fan, formal dIning room WIth hardwood floors and ceramIc tile open kitchen with applIance., home features a large famIly out, newer furnace and electri. tached garage, newer furance custom blInds. newer carpertmg counters, lIbrary, famIly room, master bedroom WIth dTeUlng room, cathedral ceIlIng In the cal serVIce. IMMEDIATE OC. with central air (new in 1987). and freshly paInted throughout first floor laundry, spectacular formal hVlng room, and a new room, natural fireplace and full CUPANCY and prIced at new roof (done In 1988) and up- bath, farmly room and hup sun home. FInIshed basement decor - an absolute "10"'" kItchen WIthbUilt-inapplIances $189,000. dated electrical. deck on second floor.

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882.6900 DEADLINES Fax' 882-1585 INDEX 96Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI48236 • Monday 4 p m - ALL BORDER HELP WANTED AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDI TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES . and MEASURED (special type, 200 General 600 AMC bold, caps. elc) must be In our 708 Houses Wanted 10 Rent 944 Gutters 201 Help Wanled . BabYSitter 601 Chrysler 900 Air ConditIOning oNlCe by Monday 4 p m 709 Townhouses/Condos For 945 Handyman 202 Help Wanted. Clerrcal 602 Ford 901 Alarm Installation/Repair • Monday 4 p m - ALL CANCELS Rent 946 Hauling 203 Help Wanted . 603 General Motors 902 Aluminum Siding or CHANGES must be In our oNlce 710 Townhouses/Condos 947 Heating and Cooling Dental/MedICa: Appliance RepairS by Monday 4 p m 604 Antique/ClassIc Wanted 903 204 Help Wanted. Domestic 948 InsulatIOn 605 Foreign 904 Asphalt Paving Repair • t2 1Il00n Tuesday - Regular liner 711 Garages/MIfII Storage For ;l49 Janllorlal Servlt"e 205 Help Wanted. Legal 606 Jeeps/4.Wheel ads No borders measured. can Rent 905 AutolTruck Repair 950 Lawn Mower/Snow 206 Help Wanted. Part. Time 607 Junkers cels or changes on Tuesday 712 GargeslMlni Storage 906 Asbestos ServICe Blower Repair 207 Help Wanted. Sales 608 PartsffirestAlarms CASH RATES t2 words $5 00, Wanted 907 Basement Waterproofing 951 Linoleum 208 Employmenl Agency 609 Rentals/leasing each add'tlonal word 45e $1 00 713 Industrial Warehouse 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 952 Locksmith 610 Sports Cars fee for billing Rental 909 940 Mirror ServICe SITUATION WANTED 611 Trucks BICYcle Repairs OPEN RATES Measured ads. 714 LIVing Quarters to Share 946 MoVing/Storage 612 Vans Malnlenance $1004 per Inch Border ads. 300 Babysltters 715 Molor Homes For Rent 953 MusIC Instrument Repair 613 Wanted To Buy 910 Boal RepalrsIMalntenance $11 12 per Inch Addllronal charg. 301 Clerrcal 716 Offices/Commercial For 954 PalnllnglDecoratlng 614 Auto Insurance 911 Brick/Block Work es for photos. art work, elc 302 Convalescent Care Rent 954 Paper hanging 912 CLASSIFYING 81 CENSORSHIP 303 Day Care 717 Offices/CommerCial BUlldlngJRemodellng 925 Patios/Decks We reserve Ihe rlghl 10 classify 304 General Wanted 913 BUSiness Machine Repair 956 Pest Controf each ad under lIs approprlale 305 House Cleaning RECREATIONAL 718 Property Management 914 Carpenlry 953 Plano TumngIRepalr 917 Plaslerlng heading The publisher reserves 306 House Srttll1g 719 Rent wrth Option to Buy 915 Carpet Cleaning 650 Airplanes 957 Plumbing/Heating lhe right to edit or relect copy sub- 307 Nurses Aides 720 Rooms for Rent 916 Carpet InstallatIon 651 Boals and Motors 721 VacatIOn Rental- 958 Pool ServICe mitted for publication 308 OffICe Cleaning 917 Ceiling Repair 652 Boat Insurance Florida 903 Refrlgeralor ServICe CORRECnONS 81ADJUSTMENTS 309 Sales 918 653 Boal Parts and ServICe Cement Work 912 Remodeling Responsibility for display and clas. 722 VacatIOn Rental- 654 Boat StoragelDockage 919 Chimney Cleamng 960 Roofing ServICe Slfled advert'sing error IS limited t(l Out of State 655 Campers 920 Chimney Repair 961 SCissor/Saw Sharpening ellher a cancellallon of the charge MERCHANDISE 723 VacatIOn Renlal- 656 Motorbikes 921 Clock Repair 962 Screen Repair or a re.run 01 the portion In error Northern MlChJgan 400 Anllques 657 Motorcycles 922 963 Septic Tank Repair Notification musl be given In time 724 VacatIOn Rental- Computer Repair 401 Appliances 658 Motor Homes 964 Sewer Cleamng ServICe for correclron In the following Issue Resort 923 ConstructIOn Service 402 AuctIOns 659 Snowmobiles 965 5ewlOg Madllne Repair We assume no responsibility lor 725 Renlals/leaslng 924 Decorating Service 403 Bicycles 660 Trailers 966 S:lpcovers Oul.State Michigan 925 the same aher the Ilrst InsertIOn 404 GarageIYard/Basement DeckstPatlos 967 Solar Energy Sales REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 926 DcIOrs 950 Snow Blower Repair ANNOUNCEMENTS 405 Eslate Sales REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 927 Draperies 943 Snow Removal 406 Firewood 800 Houses For Sale 928 DressmakIOITalloring 962 Storms and Screens 700 AplstFJatsIDuplex- 100 Personals 407 Flea Markel 801 CommerCial BUildings 929 Drywall 968 Stucco Grosse POlnlelHarper 101 Prayers 408 Household Sales 802 CommerlCal Property 969 SWimming Pool Service Woods 930 Eleclrlcal ServICes 102 Lost and Found 409 Miscellaneous Articles 803 CondostAptslFlats 970 TV /RadIOICB RadIO 701 AptslFlatsIDuplex- 931 Energy Saving Service 410 MUSical Instruments 804 Country Homes 971 Telephone Repair Detrortl8alance Wayne 932 EngraVing/Printing 411 OHlCel8usJness EqUipment 805 Farms 9/2 TenniS Court 933 Excavallng SPECIAL SERVICES 412 Wanted to Buy County 806 Florida Property 973 Tile Work 702 Apts/FIatsIDuplex- 934 Fences 943 Tree ServICe 105 Answering Services 807 Investment Property 51. Clair ShoreslMacomb 913 Typewrrter Service 106 Camps 808 Lake/River Homes 935 Fireplaces County 938 Upholstery 107 Catering 809 LakeIRlver Lots 936 Floor SandlnglAeflOlshlng ANIMALS 703 Apts/Flats/Duplex- 974 VCR Repair 108 Drive Your Car 810 Lake/River Resol1s 937 Furnace Repalr/lnslallatlon Wanted To Rent 811 Lots For Sale 975 Vacuum Sales/Service 109 Entertainment 500 Adopt APet 938 Furniture Refinishing/ 704 Halls For Rent 812 MOr1gageslLand Contracts 976 VentilallOn Service 110 Heahh and Nutrition 501 Birds For Sale Repair 954 705 Houses- 813 Northern MlChtgan Homes Wallpapering 111 Hobby InstructIOn 502 Horses For Sale 939 Glass Automotive Grosse POlntelHarper 814 Northern MlChJgan lots 977 Wall Washing 112 MusIC Education 503 Household Pets For Sale 903 Woods 815 Out of Stale Property 940 Glass. Residential WasherlDryer 113 Party Planners/Helpers 504 Humane SOCieties 941 907 Waterproofing 706 Detrortl8aJance Wayne 816 Real Estate Exchange Glass Repairs. 114 Schools 505 Lost and Found 978 Water Softening County Houses- 817 Real Eslate Wanted 5talned18eveled 115 TransportatlOnrrravel 506 Pet Breeding 979 Weld109 707 Houses- 818 Sale or lease 942 Garages 116 TutorlnglEducallOn 507 Pet EqUipment 980 Window Repair 51 Clair Shorest 819 Cemetery Lots 943 Snow Removal! 117 Secretarial ServICes 508 Pet Grooming 981 Window Washing Macomb County 820 BUSiness Opportunities Landscaping 982 Woodburner ServICe

100 PIRSONAlS 100 PfRSONAlS roo PfRSONAlS 101 PRAYERS PRAHRS in, 'rQ ffo GeoeraI-PersonaJ Typing- cess. C1assica1l Popular. and ja2:z. 343-9314. ~ DEADLINE ..• wards me and my loved Medical, Legal, BusIness NEW small Yacht up to 16 ------. -- Is LOST- Gold loop 88mnQ, _~ __ 15_. _ stin ones. Pray this prayer r I j PARTY PlANNfRS C8ssette Transcription pa$S8llQ8I'S available for VIC Tanny Membership, NOON TUeSDAY lost near JacObson's outings. Call for details three oonsecutiYe days HHPERS Harper-Vemier $12 per year renewall eat your ads In Eertyf area. 88&6832. : "1U"C fDUCATION without askina your wish . --- _ •• - - • HAinan>.. _ 77405444 306-6060. Low 1 tlme payment. GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~ II: .-any ...... y __ , after tIlird daY 'your WISh us wOOc for you! 8et-up, RESlIMES written, edited, 921-3004.S8plember only CaD Joe 882-6900 _ WIll be granted, no matter leG fNHRTAINMfNT PIANO lessons for begln- LET US DO YOUR serving, clean-up. ExCEM- updated. Academic, busi- how difficult it may be. ning & Intellnediate stu- lent ref8rences 885-6629, ness, personal typing CALUGAAPHY. Beautrfully 3 MARKETEERS Then promise to pubIlsh PROFESSIONAL DJ'jng- dents in your home. Gal G~~ingl 881-8244 l.aser pnnting. Airport Shuttle All occasioIlS. Wedding Kirsten. 689-8094 after 7 775-6636: addressed weddlng and this prayer as soon as p.m. SFIRE BROTHERS party invitations. n8- Personal Shopping your favor has been Specialists. Best sound , 5 TRAN$PORHT'Ofo< EXECUTIVE SECRETAR'('i MARKETS 5868 Errands & Appointments granted. Thank you for and pnce. 268-1481. TRA, El ADMINISTRATIVE AS- 885-4313 Anrmal Sitting enthUSl8Sbc, I'flOIto fawrs receMId. F.F. ------YOUNG. ex. I'U dnYe your car to any SISTANT. Highly WAYNE State Student COMPAIE OUR PRICES INKY 81 THE CLOWN perienced teadler will vated, setf- starter. ~ MASSAGE For Iocatlon serviced by Nor- Therapy- needs ode to Unrversrty Cell us today CI.AN. Parties, ~ motivate your child to sessing strong Women AM.T A CertJ. CI ... 1fted AcheitisinSl twest Airfines. Pay my area Monday- Wednes- ... relax tomorrow! lions, family fun Face enjoy piano lessons. organizational and com- fied. GlfI certiticares avai1- 882-6900 own retum. 884-6160. day, 9 am.- Will Pay 885-5486 pamtlng, magic, and baJ. Adults also welcome Call munte:atiwl skills. Over 1.3 able. Judy 882-3856. Gas. 882-7865, George loon antmals. 521-7416 ~ years Type I t, TUTORI .. G EDUCA nON expeliellce. Startlng September 3m 65 wpm, dIctaphone and ------word prcx:esSillg. Nao- Party Pair, Inc. LEARN Word Perfect! One smoker. PI of slollal and Children's parties in ANNOUNCEMENTS on one trammQ on 4.2 ~ WATKINS • ~. Require fUI your home. Shop at home the ~ through 5.1. 886-0798 Grandmother cfld and savel benefits. Resume and ~ : WE DO IT AU! PERSONALS erences avaiI8bIe upon- Snce 1868 TUTORING request. n1-9125. - 296-5352 778-3151 fIMeatalog ALL SUBJECTS ~... 776-7774 _• Why not let someone GRADES 1 THRU 12 PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS AND JACKIE'S know you care, through a SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1991 FACULTY TECHNICAL SERVICES Pet & Pal Service THE GROSSE POINTE WE CAN HELP lAMr PriII_ .. Arlrnal Sitting. HOUseSitting $tOrfnizm classified personal ad. GROSSE POfNTE Business. Tecbnical 1/. I Airport snl.lttle. Personal Errands SpeclOlists in Home NEWS WILL BE CLOSED lEARNING CENTER Academic ~ Appointment Only Medical. Dental. Legal • Management Brighten up Grandma's day 131 Kercheval on the Hili Letten • Il • Memos • JaCkIe Huckins 527.2440 Allow us to assume 343-0836 343-

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I II \ECfHTARIAl SIRVICES 200 HHP WArmo GENERAL 'r, HHP WMHlD 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 700 HELP WANTED (,I NfUI\l 20 J HELP WANHD h~RI\1 r IIU 101 HElP WANHO CLERICAL DENTAL MlDlCAl 1UI HflP WANTED ;All; RESUIES. term papers, FINANCE MANICURISTS. licensed, CASHIER needed for high AFFECTIONATE. Loving BUSY young exec needs theses. A prof8SSlOOal PODIATRIC receptloOlst, NEW Business opportunity. MANAGER for In town spa with inter- traffic service slallon. caregiverl nanny needed energetIC. mobile Gill Fri. writer armed wrth a Ma. full limA AllMlI~.mt tel9- Sawyers hne, (men's ac- nat,or-Iid t;llentele FUll or Must be an aggressive, rur oor newborn. Exten- day for multiple task op- : Clntosh I.as8l'P"nter WIll phone and typtng Skills, cessones) l.oc:*ing for 15 Northeast Guidance Center part time aV8l1able. If you setf motIVated individual 8lve experience and ref. eratlOn. Involves some , create and pnnt your own medICal Insurance and good men to start a new IS currently seeking a full- are above aV8f8ge, apply with excellenl communI- erenc:es a must. I.lVe- in clerical and general home SChool computer knowledge pre- sales force. For int8M8W ~ unique resume. lime Finance Manager to In person' Tamara Instl- cation skIlls. Flexible or (kit position Top and bUSiness duties ; work proofread and ferred salary based on call 294-8151. Join the financlaJ staff tute De Beaute, 32520 hours, good pay. Appty In wages. 861-3898. CandIdate should be . printed. 884-9401. expenence. 778-0400 1 Northwestern, Farmington pers6n 18701 Mack Ave BABYSInER needed for aV8l1ab1efor on- call duty EARN $1~ $200 per day. The qualified candidate WIll Hills 0et1'Oft, MI. 48236 alter school in my home, 6 days per week 886- 204 HIlP WANHD Easy sale, selling unique ;~u HELP WANTED GINtRAl have a 8acheIor's degree NAlL TechnlCtan needed TC8Y Yogurt needs part 1 child. Must drive. Refer. _2965 _ OOMISTIC adVertisement to restau- In Finance, AcoounlJng or Immediately, experience time mature daytime encee. College studenl CAREER POSITIONS UVE. In care needed for rants Send resume to: THE Rattlesnake Club, 300 BusIness Admlmstr~tlOn necessary, some cllntele help Some evenings preferred,44&8722. AVAILABLE elderly couple 12 MIIe/ Ad-A-Mug 18530 MacI< River Place, Detroit with 3 plus years full- preferred n3-8583. po8SIOIe. Hours are f1exl- RELIABLE, Loving care Expenenced people needed Hoover area. Pleasant Grosse POinte Farms, Mi. surroundings, private _48236 _ 48207 and Rrver P'.aceR charge" non-profrt finance ST bIe Call 884-0375 Friday needed W8e1 tal ...>A ..... 72 773-8044 Ask for Joe. 0810 after 7. CAN BE TAKEN reqUIred, 11 to 5:30 PM, COLLEGE educated : weekends. Apply In per. mated financial reporting ren...... MECHANIC- light duty, oil MATURE responsible AFTER NOON 4 to 5 days per week. Grosse POInte mother of 886-2865. one avaJlable for chIkt- .son at: Mac:kI Morass systems, preferably In the changes, tire servICe, woman needed for 11 ON TUESDAYSI INSIDE care. Week days, ftexlble :Amoco, 19100 Mack. managemenl of autorna- S lOWIng, etc. needecI for month old In our home. Don't Forget- a.EANING lady Friday's MPLICATIONS being lion of financial reporting SALE high volume service sta- Must be looking for long call your ad8 In EMyI 11:30- 2:30, $20. Excel- schedule. Call Martha, 331-1252. :taken for Stock Clerk. systems; multk:ost center REPS too. Must be an aggres- term position. Monday GROSSE POINTE NEWS lent references 881-3155 'F1eXJbIe hours. Must be oureporbnting~, andand:~ Establl~h9d 20 year old slve, self motJvaledleamind.. ~roogh1050Friday, 9 to 5. 882-6900 after 7 p.m. LOVING mother lOokIng to :18. Yorkshtre Food Mar- - ...... _~ E VIdual willrng to _ take care of 1 child, 3 or experience, Including staff (ast Area) auto . SMALL bul expandmg 20b HELP WANTED oIcler. 884- :ket 16711 Mack. - ...... aftermarket wholesaler Excellent pay. Apply In MATURE woman needed Downtown Law Firm PART TIME Non-smoker. 4287. ~FETERIA Contingents ....neqJl'llellt, IS reqUIllld. 5eeklng personable person. 1~701 Mack Ave. for babysitting and light seeking mature, respooSI- WANTED: :are now being sought for We offer a competrlrve sal- phone closers to staff DetroIt, MI. 48236 housework, between 3- 6 ble IndIVIdual for immedi- PART TIME QUAUFIED teacher has -the Grosse Pointe PublIC ary and comprehensrve our order desk • FULL lime! part time per. weekdays Nor!- smoker, ale full time secretanaJ STUDIO ASSISTANT openings In home day :&:hooIs cafeterias. These benefits package. For ad- afternoons tll 930 pm son to S8MCe customers own lransportatlon. 885- position. Computer and for Decorative Art StudIO care. Art, mUSic, lots Of ;posrt1OOS require good ditIonallnformatJon, or foI' Great In demand. with packing! shipping 4549 after 6 IegaJ experience a plus 10-15 hours per week, learmng and fun. Nutri- .h w.-t and the abil'ity So I I I bu mand t Con- ;~work'''''' ~w... with rmmedI8te consideratIOn, products Salary needs. me cerca SITTER needed for 19 t not aory. schedule fleXible. tious food. Licensed ResponsiblhtlBS Include: home. Ages 2- kdg. N0n- oN ..." .... u,,"', please forward your re- negotiable/bonus and work. Must enJOY working month old in OUr home. tact Patricia DMtto. 259- :staff and students, 3 1fl sume In confidence to. incentives Management with publIC. M8I1 Boxes Hours and days flexible 8898. -prep painting of furnrture smoker. 884-2154. -hours per day (10:30 a.m ..._ ...... Gu'..a...... - Etc C 'La" .." Must ha a.... ~a105 _ -setting up studIO for MATURE, experienced ,'ftIIU_...... , opportunrtyavallable ., ve car...... ,." EXPERIENCED, Mature :to 2 p.m.), $4.67 per center L M MATURE woman to work Leave message. Instructional workshops nanny during day, also -running errands ,-,our. Apply in person: 13340 E. W...... , eave essage ,._ .._ ....In ...... er home. LOOKING &.0.0 8 mature person for fuM11ti me 8l'l1- babysitter, weekends, <389 St Clai M B ...... 1\£Ii Iu;t\ rut ployment. US ave .keeplng studIO clean r. MI Ann or In my computer and t generalh nights. Excellent refeI"- DetroIt, 48215 r. ryant Ask for Rebecca. woman to babysit and organized PART time Bookkeeper Attn:PenIonner 886-1763 921-5778. home, 2 to 3 days per bookkeeping knowledge. ences. 884-2041, 293- 4826. f1eeded for smaJlA~ Depertment EOE ------eo- TEACHERS needed FuNl week. Own transport. 884-1707. Drivers' license a must. Jactunn Rep. ""11"""". LAWN cutters needed, THIS End Up Furnrture . part time for area ~u.-.v lion, refenme:es. 245-1686 _ Prefer BABYSITTER available- 13/ Send resumes to. 19934 clean appearance, great IS looking for mature and .-'I T72 1917 non-smoker. '~"- 1.1.. - Woods good for college experienced individuals schoof. Early chllclhood _or __ - _ ,03 HELP WANTED Please reply to: Gratiot area. Monday. Fn- ;.. --, ,-- ' u , ...... can help education! experience LOUl&aft ---. woman DENTAL MEDICAl day Non- smoker, refer- ,"'148225. students. 30 hourslweek. ""IU ~I""" _ ..~ ...__ , Box P-35-1 - ~.~ ...~ ences. 772.2732. ,_ . ------"..----P80DUCEI Grocery post- Jason, ....wu.rvc "715 tum thetr houses mlo preferred m.:M:". _ wanted to babysit: 12 DENTAL ReceptionlSt- ~a- c/o Groeee PoInte-News •'lltv., 5 1fl day week. COLLEGE student, male or homes. We are also Iook- FULL & part IIme.day host. month baby gIrl and oc- '\Ire pen;on needed fOT FRENCH College Student- 96 Kercheval «'"" • ing for rell8b1e truck help- esses. starting at $5.001 ClISIonaIIy 5 & 7 ~ modern, bUSy dental Here until 9/13- Wishes PoInte F.-ma. MI ~ Farms Market. 355 female for getting par1s, ers 10 assist with deliver. hour, paid vacations, aids, 2 days per week In practice Must have front Groese to watch children days or .)=isher, Grosse Pointe. sanding, p81nting, clean- 188, a flexible 2- 4 days a Blue Cross & Pension my Harper Woods home. desk expenence, know 48236 evenings Also, light L,IFE GUARDS & Swim In- ing and miscellaneous. month. If mterested plan. Apply al the Origi- References reqUired. 886- dental Insurance and housekeeping 886-4383. .structors wanted, Lake- Must have car. Non- please call Kris at East- nal Pancake House, 9253. 107~ HflP WANTED 5AlES knowledge of dental as- CHILD care In my licensed ~shore YMCA, 778-5811. smoker. Other benefi1s. land Mall, 3724947. 20273 Mack Ave., be- -FERR--Y-moms--,-heI-pl-W-e'-re sisting. Part time, 3 after- SEEKING Mature adult for home. Very dependable. _TURE Part time, eve- 331-9820. LEGAL Secrelary for tween 2 & 4 p.m. new in Grosse Pointe. noons Warren. Call part. time jewelry sales 8 Mile/ Harper area. Call . nlngs and some week- STOCK Bov:- Must ~ 18. Grosse POinte Fanms DISH washer & bus person, Need someone to trans- Cindy MacLeod 755- posrtIon RetaJl sales ex. Terry, 884-6968. ends. Eleven. Harper Alger ~I and Liquor, firm. Minimum 3 years lib- night or day. Shores Inn, port my daughter from 7070 881- BABYSITTER available. Shell. Call n1-8383. apply wltl'lIn 17320 Mack. galion experience re- 23410 Greater Mack. Grosse POInte Nursery to DENTAL recepborust, part -----""'-=~''"-''''''-- Monday thru Friday. Aef- SELECT the best ~ UGHT M8Intenance- early qulred Must be excellent 77'3-8940. Ferry p.m. Kindergarten lime for busy modem of. HUDSON'S eranees aV8Jlable. 881- "-'rvty for success In REAL morning, Ideal JOb for typist and familiar with ------at 12:15 Monday- Thurs- fice. Must have front FUR SALES _18_17_. _ --ESTATE SALEsr We of- Senior CItizen Eastside Word Perfect 5 O. Cun- P~ lime weekend work day dunng school year desk, Insurance and typ- )er extensive tralOlng, T,ennlS CIu..b 886-2944 tact Joh n RICkef, 886- tailavailablecateringat TheCub.Rooster-Call Ideas? Call 882-2399. _ Ing expenence. Must be Hudson's Eastland, Oakland CLASSIFIED ADS TJabonWide referrals, and HAVE fun, make money, 0000 822-3250. CHILDCAFIE needed after friendly, outgoing and and SumfJ'lit Place are 882-6900 Willing to learn. 881-1120 .a vanety ci commisslon and deal with pleasant MESSENGERI file .cIert< ~ MASSAGE Thefaplsts, cer- school, 2. chddren Own c:unentIy looking for ener- PRESCHOOL play group. plans, including 100%. In positJve people. So, what permanent part tlme posI- tified, for In town spa With ~' 885-6348. gebc fashion oriented In- Fun and music I Licensed LPNs dMduaJs to work as sales horne. 2 through kinder- Grosse Pointe, eel Nancy are you W8IIJng for? Call tfilOO aptrefer~1ege ~ InternatIonal clientele. MATURE loving lady to East side caring for consultants in our fur sal- garten. 881-7522 Velek at 88&5800. 396-1039, 24 hour re- rm lNI OW"' Fun or part time avail- care for 3 month old In- PedIatric home C8l"8 C88e. ons Ideal candidates ---- _ Coktwea ...... corded message. dent. Hours 12:00 • 5:00 able. If you are above fant In oor home, 3 days must have excellent cus- 8A8Y-S.-l-'-EJf- available In ~ or:: Estate MATURE loving woman p.m. Monday through Fn- all9nlg8, apply In person: per week. Begmnlng tomer service slday. - , malang potential Apply '" us today for an 8ppOInt. E8rIy ,ng, answenng phones, EnglISh Sol years organizational SlaIIS Aut0- And ... )'OUI' some 7 person ment 885-9001 c:areer on WEDNESDAY, 8-& motive expenence pre- fihng. and IlQht typing solid ground. Grosse Pomte expen- l WEAR T8I1or made cIothes 15501 Mack Ave COOK. expell8l1C8d onfy THUASDAY,8-8 ferred Excellent payl Pleasanl wor1(,ng enVlrOn. ASK FOR ence Dependable, com- Onve a Mercedes' caN NAIL TechlllCl8n, experl- Shores Inn. 23410 FRIDAY, 8-& benefits PIeaIe send ,. ment Send reply with re- DOUOANDRUI P8SSIOOat8 Non smoker 396-1065, 24 hour re- enCed. for St ClaIr Greater Mack (off NIne sume and S8Iary requwe- sume to Box G-200. Refet elites 881-6875 corded message If you Shores Salon Otentete Mile) InteMewlng Moo- MONDAY, 8-8 ments to Surte 247, Grosse POIflte News. 96 The"'"GroeM~ .... AMIEa .. eo Experienced lady WiN care have the courage to call. Ready FuR or pert lime day- Fnday, 1 pm- 7 GIA088E PCMNTENEWS 18530 Mack Ave Grosse Kercheval, Grosse POInte for homebound. oompan. It can make you rICh 263-1970 e m Farms, MI 48236 8824)17 882-6800 POlnle Farms, MI 48236 I' IOnShIp Ref8l8I1C8S. live- In 298-0891

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PHONE (517) 7920934 804 S HAMIlTON 1 (800) 968 3456 6e August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News ,01 SITUAfiON WANTED CO ... VAmCENf CARE 101 GARAGf YARD HOUSE CLI ANI NG NiJRS!~ AIDE~ 10 I J\PPlIANCfS 10~ GARAGE YARD ~09 MISCEllANIOUS RAlfMIl'H SllliS BASEMENT IAl!S 100 HOUSIHOlD SAm ARTiClES COMPASSIONATE lady CARMEN'S EXPERIENCED Nurse's GE Electric stove, white & with 15 years elCp8fience ClEANING 3 FamHy S81e, August 3OCtl, YARD sale- Lots of good AIde desires day time po- Frigidaire Refrigerator, W~28 ~~laI~nch~: In companion aJde and SERVICE 31st, & 8eptember 3rd. stuff from grandma's DUMOUCHELLES SltlOn. Excellent refer- avocado S225 each or Extra large IadI88 cloth- • ii...iSlilQ care I,.{~l do IlQhi RETAIL dras 10 spood, good cen- Nu lime ior rlOUS8Cl88nlng? ences, '773-S553 best. 881-15n after 6. Ing' baby clothes. small oasement wasner, dry8l', housekeeptng and pre- Let our tearn come and fu~iture' some~. beslVme...n..".s toddlers Outer Dr) No' south or East 16504 Ego, belWee~ ting lost in time, and arranw . Pf8 salesl Boulder & Shakespeare' Star 22 caI. auto pistol quarts, 25 cents eeeIi 01' mngs. Accounts rec8IVea- CLASSIFIED ckJthing with holster, $125 SIx 4 dozen for $10. Process- ~~~ sole MOVING sale: MisceIla- August 30 & 31, 9- 4: b1e, bookkeeping, phone DEADLINE • • • nij~~ drawer vanity $25. n4- ing racks, pressure cook- WOI1<, data entry, etc... enjoy viSiting chairs; tables; SInks; ~,~, fumlture,.an- .I11III YOU'll Garden &.other tools, 6476. ers. EY8f1ings:~. Please call 881.eJ16 after NOON TUESDAY TOWN HALL ANTlQUES, dresser: assorted blinds' tique 88Wing machrne. Mangle, refrigerator, Vin- 5 p.m. or Ie8ve message. In downtown Historic nice ~ trunk; manY Thursday thru Saturday, ~ TV, Fumiture, 00ItI- for all regular liner ads. AN Romeo We have 0Wlr smaI appliances; lamps; 9- 5:30. Eastwood & Rex. _Ing_. _ :05 ISHTE SAlES 40S EST A H SALIS HOUSEWORK, will run er- rneasuted, border, photo rands. Own transporta- CK other special ads roost 8.000 sq. fl, 2 ftoors, and lawn tools; lots of misc. 23233 C1airwood, off Jeffer- lARGE Yard Sale. 270 lion. Reliable, references. be In by ... 0Y8I' 40 dealers specializ- 9189 Grayton (1-941 C8tt- son, St Qair Shores. Vendome Ct. saturday ..ing in quality -ieux). ~ ... hlgust, 29lh 31st, only, 9- 12. to JoniAvaBabIe now! ~104S, .:00. p•.,. MONDay... AnIiques - .sun- thru Back ~ - ______The oIIice WIll be open until and S8Iected CotIectibIes. -day, 9-&0 4 f8iA 01' shine. 10- 5. Furniture, tookt, school quality clothes HEALTHY 31 year old male 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays to Open 7 days, 1M, 32 1529 Hampton Chldren's fishing equipment, mis- teen girts & boys, some Mile Ad. and VIUI Dyke toys and clothes 20" dirt ceIIaneous Items. ladies, like new. Cosmet- <:Rambowestate gaQeg seeks employment full condoct other business, F.:STATE AND HOUSEHOLD LIQUIOATIONS time. Bob 81 758-5694. but the computers are (M-53) 31~-752.5422. bike, women's. 9110, GARAGE sale. 3 air c:oncfi. ics, hair~, books, lug- ~n Antiq~ Shops many misc. No early Iioners, 30" dCl'JbIe cwen gage, TV, NIntendo, Gar- E II Complete service ------down and .. ~ xee ent Glen and Sharon Burkett '05 SITlJAflON WANTED NO CLASSlFED ADS within walking distance. sales Sunday 10 to 3 range nlnhaII ---"'-- rard tum table, Office HOUSI ClEANI ... C ------. , , , ~.- ••-...... , suppbes- many many References 885-08'26 CAN BE TAKEN ANTIQUE claw foot bath- Monday. 10 to 1. etc. Friday, 1. 5, 1577 items- bargain ~ to DEPENDABLE, exper AFTER NOON tub. $50.881-4964 IIOWtG 5aIe- AntIques art Lochmoor Blvd., Grosse gel enced woman With ON TUESDAYSI FURNITURE refinished, re- deco "ems, misc. 3935 Pointe Woods. 8&4-0475. ------__ Katherine Arnold & Associates Grosse Pointe refer- Don't Forget- paired, stripped, type W8IT8rII MacI<, 862 S. Grosse Pointe any Bedrard. Brys, ;0\ EST~TE StlES ences Excellent work. Cell your ... In E8rtyf of caning. Free esti- near C8cieux. Saturday Woods. Movingl Some ESTATE SALE 834-6112. GROSSE POINTE NEWS mates. 345-6258, 661- And Sunday 9- 2. furniture, mlSC8llaneous ESTATE LIQUIDATION 843 UNlVERSlI'Y ," DEPENDABLE homeI offlce 882-6900 5520. BIG Yard & SidewaI< sale. ~ and clothing. SALE Grosse Pointe City Cleaning service. Reason- THE HOUSE-KE-TEERS GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Furniture, bunk beds, Friday. SaIurday, 10 to 4 ENTIRE IIIMNGtWI EaslofMack able rates. n5-1303, CLEANING SERVICE chairs, lamps, tab'es, THE EXPECTED AND ... CONDO Saturday Patsy 01' 8fflnda ProIessioi 181, Bonded and RELAX I tools. ctothes, booIaI, Ladies J88nS 1()' 16 skII1S SEPTEIIBER 5,6,7, 10:00.4:00 HOUSE Cleaning. Perfec:. Insured teams ready to USE OUR FAX dishes, toys, luggage. 9- 12, dressesI SW8lderS, Chinese decorated maple tionISt, reasonable rates. clean your home or bus!- ehlna cabinet, bookcase, girls dr8ssesI btIu8es 5, breakfront, 10 piece en- This sale features 1940's bedroom set, lovely much more. 1702 6)(.8. Tools, glish oak dining room Weekly basis, 10% dIlr Gnessrft,:._.c....._ A'-"-""- C8II end Inqure IIbout our and nails, screws Victorian fable, pair Bentwood chairs, antique WiCker count. 86&6072, PaoIine ...... UllWIl.tI:iv_ FAX MAClIN£. When Fischer 81 St. Paul, De- ... AND THE UNEXPECTED suite, 6 pieces fruilwood trunk, assorted tables and lamps. MiscelianeouS~ ------10% Off With This Ad time Is short end our .... trort (near Indian VIIage), SATURDAY, 8 A.M.- 2 bedroom. 6 pieces ma- includes three electrlp heate rs, lots of linens, "PROFESSIONAL Clear First Time C8lIers Onlyl Saturday 1()'5. P.M. hogeny bedroon, hidH- Ing SeMce" wi clean .. ..." you C8I'I stmpIy bed, antique antique wooden crates, collectible glassware, crocks, and your home 01' oIIice at at- 582-4445 FAX the copy IIIong with FIVE famMy garage sale. August 31 cocktail table, Duncan china, antique clock, lots of household fordable rates. Experi- EXPERIENCED aeanlng. bIIng end CIItegory 4249 Harvard. Friday, 9 5950 Radnor Phyre style sofa, ~ fa- miscellaneous. Two electric lawn mowers, garden enced, reliable, refer. Everything cIeanecl to 1l1fo11nM1on. to 3, Saturday, 9 10 1. MOVING sale. AI items b'e8. pair reproduction 8J1C8ll. C8II for FREE btd. your satISfactIOn, win- tools 2f1d much more. 120 WashilQlOtl RD, ga. pr.:.l jg lMIii Coucn, Victorian gentlemen's 293-9183. dews included. Refer- GROSSE POINn NEWS rage sale, Saturday Au- love se8l, DInette ~ ml- chen. 5 piece iron break. NUMBERS 8:30 SATURDAY HOtISEa..EAtMG done by ences. m-7rR2. 882-6900 gust 31st, 9- 1. Toys, crowaw, desk, cnoppIng fast set. 2 iron baker's Conducted by ~'S - bikes bkx:k cart, AMt'FM tuner, honest, efficient, ener- CI.EANING S9MCe for busy DIKoI u.d ChIna ...... , , 'tans, lamps. and more. racks. Many pieces fine getic yotmg woman from people, excellent refer- DIll PaIIems china, sliver, glassware, clothes. 817 Beacollsfie4d, south Katherine Arnold • 771.1170 St. Clair Shores. Experi. ences. CaB row for Fall Bought. IOId... 1_ lamps and paintings. FOUR drawer laIeraI file, of Jefferson. August eoced & references. 294- schedule. 365-3106. 1-800-525-7310, Ext,81 metal shetfs, exercise 31st., 1- 6. September a-. tII 8ddrIIa 2581, after 3:00. ------Old ChN PIAims BY APPOIN11ENT ONLY 307 SITUATION I'.A"iTED bike, WOOden bed frames, 1st, 9- 6. LJrnbed 64&01., 11 to 4 d-I SUSAN HARTZ IlIA TURE woman would like NURSES AIDES family room furniture and -GARAQE---sale--5084--Y-cn-- t ~ 2 days per week. Experl- LEONARD lEARY J Jar Z lAJ GROSSE POINTE CITY GIVE your beIoIIed eIderty a more. Cd 881-3526 or shire Detroit Friday & 2511EF1W.L enced, references. 5Z7- corne to our Garage C! ~_. A,';"'_ 30 & HOUSEHOLD SALES 886-8982 1895 ray or SunshlO8, HIr8 me 8aIe. Friday and Satur- --, • .-- --.otwI to care for them FIJI a.EC1laC range wiltl mi- day 9 to 3- 382 HiItcresl _3_1,_9-_5. _ Trust your sale to us knoWing that we are the HONOR student looking for ESTATE sale: Antiques, ttme days Reasonable & Cl'OW8Y8, gold. $100. 88&- Grosse Polnte Farms. YAKJ SeIe- August 29th tools, most experienced moving and estate sale house cleaning. 4 years dependable 331-8864, _4383__ . _ ooIIecWes, furnish- experience. C8II Connie GAP.AGE SaM. Cleaned at- and 3OCtl, 10 to 5.456 AJ:. ings. 412 MI. Vernon, company In the Grosse POinte area IeaYe message please. JIEW 30" Gas stove, $200. tic, 17 )I88IS accumeIa- _1ard__ Roed__ . _ 365-4838. Grosse POInte Fanns, For the past 12 years we have prOVided fIrst near Moran and ChaI- LOVING , canng Pnvate Washerl dryer, $225. Reo bon, ham radio, bikes, GARAGE sale: Satun:Iay, quality servICe to over 650 satiSfied chents duty Nurse AIde, 5 days, $50. After 5, tables, clothes, books, 1(). 5. I..oCs or goodies. fonte. saturday, 9 to 4 BUSY BEE own transpor1ation, refer. _ CALL THE 24 HOLR HOTLI~E - 885.1410 =- free Items August 30th 1316 L..oc:hmoof, Grosse FOR l:PCOMI"'iG SALE I'FORMATlO:,\ ZZZZ'ZZ ences.882-7148 G.E. 21 cubic foot side by and 31st, 10104. 19830 PoInte Woods. GROSSE POINTE NEWS W'.ANING SERVICE NURSES Aide. ('~...... side refrigerator, $450 MeIef (off Little Mack, ... 882-8900 InI'eIlof - bMfIof """ ...... , 881.2849 north or 11 Mile) BAFlGHatSI McMng One ------AnyltlIng • Evef'(!tllng Experienced, rehable, -----.--- day only, Fnday, 564 N OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References POInting. canng Excellent refer- GE upnght freezer CA19, GARAGE sale' Saturday, Brys, Grosse Pointe Papefha'gng. Cement ences. Will do 24 hour $325. 882-4425 August 31, 9- 5 2163 Woods, 9- 4. Work House Cleanng KATHERINE ARNOLD duty. 884-3657. ELECTRIC range. self WoII 'NasI"ing Van .Antwerp, Grosse 717 UI'lCOIn. Huge gerage 25 Veer. PRIVATE duty practical deanlng, $250. Aefngera- PoInte Woods Funwture, sale. Tnnkets, treasures. & ASSOCIATES Profe •• lone' Service nurse 8V8IIabIe for fill 01' tor, 19 cubic teet, $350. lamps, baby 1t8mS, bikes, st8Jned glass, wastier, Matt Fletcher part tllne posrtIOn Grosse Excellent. ~9921 household merchandise, dryer, stereo, lOts lots Estate - Moving Sales 886-6102 POInte referellC8S 791- GENERAL Electnc home toys & more! No pre- more Fnday only from 10 2397 000Iang center (Mnond). sales. to 3 ------Microwave Included CALL 771-1170 , \T"HOl,I'.A.,TED 10J s.rUUIOl, WA'iTfD ': t! \I ~ t..Rt DAv (Uf $300 or best offer. 885- AppraisalS 8992. after 5 GARAGE SALE Antlqu .. ELEC"nIC sIoYe, portable WE BUY BOOKS dIShwasher. bottI copper- Wednesday August 28th, ThUrsday August 29th IN YOUR HOME tone Reasonable n1- 6841 10:00 - 5:00 Free Offers 27701 - 27713 Rockwood, Sf. Clair Shores No ObltgatJon ~ HARVEST gold 30 Il'lCh Appraisals Furnished eIectnc range wtIh CMWl, 11 Mile and little Mack Entire Estates • A M /PM classes Ages 2-112 to 5 dIShwasher, sink, dls- Country decos. craft supplies. Christmas also Desired • Day care before and after class pOS8/. refngerator AI rn • Certified teachers good 00I1ditlO1'1 885-9429 treasures, China. dishes, household and JOHN KING • Warm and friendly enVIronment for your child glftware. nice clothing (girlSslze5-9 some ALMOND Whtr1pooI washer Grosse PointeIIEstate Sales, Inc. to grow and learn 961-0622 and gas dryer, frost tree designer) Some toys Including scooter • One free week upon enrollment Estate Household MOVIng refrigerator, apartment No junk MIChigan's Largest f!'.4nfOwp" 886.3248 aae gas sIoYe, electric or Pi••••• N. P, ••• I... Book Store MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKi gas SIOY8 882.5681 ! • C.p and Save tin ad • 882.1498 885-6604

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OUS 109 MISClLlANIOUS ARTICLES ARIIClE\ "II' f-NlfI'Al\ so J HOUSEHOlD pm AllIIn!) 117 WANflO TO HI)I ~o I AUTOMorlVf Aoorr A I'IT fOR SAt! \U\ lOIr MID IOUND ENTERTAINMENT Center, FINAL sale. FiftIeS chrome (HR~SlER large $1001 good cond .. dining tablel chairs RED W,,'lQ Hockey rICkets. BUYING whole estates. 11 WEEK old, gray & white BRITTANY Pups. AKC reg- IF you have lOst a pet any. tion 2 years old. from Mounted! framed art (6) Lower bowl. 2 seals, 24 Also buying coins, tools, ~_IdIt.-"o ~ree ~o Iov: lStered. champton blood HUdson's Onemai rug, 8 wher'3 'r" the Grosse sailing. hSh, Statue Lib- game package Must wlltlctlbies and surplus. niQ ,iOif... III JiU","UlSlneo line, excellent hunting Pomte area, please call 112X 5 112. $50. 7' couch, erty, cat, DIxieland take all. Sell at face Leo, 885-9380. and has second V8Clne. hIStory, born ~ 24- 91. us at Grosse Pointe Am- navy blue, excellent c0n- For more information $250 517~ Books. Complete E S P!'1C8 884-0180. please c:aJ1 Donna at 886- - _ Clinic. week we dition, 2 years old, $200 CASH FOR mal this Gardner Travel, first ed.. QUEEN size four poster 331-8082. KIDS' CLOTHES 3864. BLACK Labrador PUPPlBS, have a male redltan D0b- tlons; complete S S. waterbed With drawers erman with a chain collar, COMPUTER . Includes VanDine, first pnntlng8; Excellent condition. $250 WOMEHS a.OTHES WISH LIST ~:2s~3 weeks old Call found on BournemoLlth In pnnter, dual diSCdnve, all complete Gardner paper. n, 9438 fI 5 ON CONSKWMENT Needed liqUid laundry deter. _ Grosse Pomte Woods backs, miscellaneous - a er pm or software and manuals & leave message call our 24 hour Info No, gent. Paper Towels. LAB puppl8Sl Chocolate! Orange and white mare books. Brewers Chairs, modem. Must sell Best 881-8228 35MM film- 200 speed yellow AKCI OFA. Eyes cat, found on Brys 10 armless des!< chairs. Ker. WANTED- Honda Spree for offer 823-6414. MAKE IT A BE KIND TO certified, dew claws, Grosse POinte Woods A osene heaterl can Radar parts. 881-2849. LEE'S RESALE CANOE New- custom wood 20331 Meek ANIMALS WORLD. champion blOod lines, male blonde and white detector, air Cleaner, COMPUTER Pnnter, CItizen and canvas, $975. G.E CASH paid for beseball ANTI- CRUEL TV first shots, Vet checKed, Retnever X, WIth a black some miscellaneous 1200 Dot Matnx. $75. washer, dryer, almond, cards and all other sports ASSOCIATION 5 weeks. 886-7169 nylon collar, found on Items. InfonnatlOn, 884- 881.2549 Mack and Nottingham In $250 each. 445-8982. 0667 cards. n~9633. 13511 JOB. CAMPAU TEN week old YOl'kf8 pups Grosse Pomte Park A TENT (Ot.!artz Rrver), 10 x ------DETAOfT 48212 , WANTED- Shortwave radIO, SHOTGUNS, rifles and 811.7111. (male) $350 AKC regis- very old male Bnndle Craftsman or Delta dnll THOMASVILLE MystIque 6 14, 2 rooms, sleeps 6 handguns piece bedroom set, USed once. 882.1805. wanted' Par------teredo Leave message. Boxer, found on Windmill press and band saw. ker Browrllng Winches-. GROSSE Pointe Animal m-3434 $2,350. Roll top des!< , B POinte In Grosse POInte 88&0053 ter' Colt others' PrIVate C1lmc (on Kercheval) has SCHIPPERKE 1 old $475 445-8982 AKER end- tables (pair), ' ,. a Iovea.bIe young male • year Park A male, black and WA TEA punficatlon N S.A. marble tops, black lac- collector. 478-5315 orange Tabby kitty aval~ female. AKC, shots up to brown Shepherd X, foond counter top models, new Claamed882~ quered legs. $1.000. 313- BUYING used records, at- able thIS week for adof> date. Needs good home on Barrington In Grosse ...... 695-1857. In boxes. $109 each 791- RetaIl AdvertiIlng borns, 45's. 543-8954. lion. For more Informa. 824-6721 after 6 POInte Park For more In- 0540. formatIOn, call us at 822. 882-3500 BAKER couch, $150. Setal bon, call us at 822-5707, YORKJE PUPS. 9 weeks, 5707, between 9 a m 92" Sofa, earthtone floI'a1 Room sleeper. $350. SCuba WANTED- Newt between 9 am. and 5 lovable & playful, rnaJeI and 5 pont, good condition, Call 882.2094 tank and regulator. $200. 'TNaEnd Up' Fumlture female, AKC n5-1567 after 6:00 pm .• 882-8747. PRECIOUS Moment coIlec. Waveless queen wat. SO 1 BIRDS fDR lAtE FOUND Parrot In Grosse tlOn for sale. IndIVidUally erbed, $200. 1184-1663. 771-6528. POinte, 8125 Must iden- POOL table. regulation CANARIES 101 lOST AND fOUND or In groups. Excellent MA YTAG washer 6 years tify. Call Chris, 886-4414 - - Size, accessories in- MOUNTAIN Bicycle or 28 1910 &1991 condition. 527-2880. old. bench. cluded. Asking $350 Call New weiOht to 30 Inch ladles 10 ..... Bingen & Femeles SOb PET BREWING . Great condition. 773- ELEGANT black wrought Metal file. cabinet, 2 speed, good condrlion, V.rtety of Colen . 9422. Iron dining room set with drawef. PI8I' One bar reasonable. 882-6719. 527.2880 glass top (WOOdard). lntri- stools (4) 2 wooden ice t'HREE. In- one kitchen, 500 ANIMALS, JUST Birds new location- <:ate green leaf design, 8 cream chairs. Student . CC'.Jnter height, 30" wide. ADOPT A PH 17215 Mack, Grosse , .' Has 2 borners & Sink on chairs plus teacart. like desk. Wocclen bookcase. LOV Aa.E dogs and eats POinte City, one block .0 0 top & under counter re- new! $800.773-8312 _884-_1_50_1._____ need good homes. For East of Cadieux Babies, o fngerator (see example In MAHOGANY DIAMOND wedding bandI adoptlon information call' tame birds. supplies. Sears Catalogue). Ideal boarding, grooming. best for office or cottage INTERIORS ~~ set~lI~ =: ~01~ pnces. Corne and V1S1t! $125.468-0733. (Fine Fumlture clarity. H-l color. Ap- teer. Jeanette=773-6839. 985-3861 or 331-2038 & AntIQue Shop) praised at $2,360. Best PLEASE LABOR DAY 506 S. W88hlngton offer """"-..., CANARIES Male SII'Qers & Females The Grosse POInte News RoyeI 08k, MI • "~f. DON'T DELA YI wilt be closed Monday, Vanety of Colors (5 Blocks North of 896 F~ SPAY or NEUTER 521-1381 8ep!ember 2nd, 1991 in way at 10 Mile Take YOUR PET TODAYI recogndion of Labor Day. 103 HOUSEHOLD PETS Woodward/ Maln Street BABY grand pt8l1O, 4 years An altered ~ is a healthier fOR SAL! exit.) old, excellent condition. and happier companIOn. To avoid misSing the Monday through Saturday $3,295. Call 547~ t. Also, It spares you the DEADUNE at noon on 11 to 5.30 tween 11.2 p.m. gnef and paln of hailing Tuesday we suggest Closed Wednesday ------__ puppte8 and kittens de- classified ads be p/aced by and Sunday USED PIANOS stroyed when no homes .5 p.m. Friday August 30th. Chippendale wmg back AT BARGAIN PRICES can be found. Countless chair by Baker (Marshall Used Splnets-Consoles numbers of sweet, inno- ClASSIFIED DISPLAY ads Field Co., Chicago) Uprights & Grands cent little ones are au- MUST be placed by 4 p.m. Breakfront and SIdeboard ABBEY PIANO CO. thanlZed every day In Friday by Baker. Henredon sec- ROYAl OAK 541-6116 shelters across !he coun- 12' sail boat with trailer. Pa- ~na~~(~ ... ~&r PIANOS WANTED try because a pet wasn't . 110 fumiture FUJi btke ~~nd-=,':"'"s:,~~ TOP CASH PAID spayed or neutered. If we : . (boys). UtIlity trailer. Jawa ...... ~_ top (....._ SUPERIOR u..tvv. .._. 5 11 cut down on the numbers .. Moped 3312908 ft"U' ~..... ,.-"'V'"' '1 of unwanted litters being -----.- '-' --' -- tique, old and new). On- 2 foot Grand. Owner, born we win aJso cut cwo walnut stereo C8btnet ental rugs (Handmade Concert Pianist. !"-p. ~ on !he number of ~' ($850. new.) Kodak slide PersIan & ChInese & ma- praIsed $4,000. MInor abendoned lOst and un- ~: projector. Weber 18 112" chine made Karastan). work needed. Asking wanted ~imals to de- 100 ANIMALI 500 ANIMAlS o grill. Best otter. 882-9218 Chlppendaje open book. $1,800.884-9311. stray. ADOPT A PEl ADOPT A PET

JAMES A. MONNIG case WIth cupboard doors HAMMOND Splnette Or. WE WILL BE HAPPY TO 500 ANIMJ\lS SOO ANIMAlS BOOKSEl.LEA below (4x6) Sets or me- ;an Best offer. 881-4402. PRQW>E ADVICE ADOPT A PET ADOPT fI PET 15133 KERCHEVAL hogany dining room • well •• 331'2238 chairs (4-10 per seI) STElNWAY. G~ P1~, LIST OF ECONOMICAL SAVE ASTRAY Selected books Some miscellaneous dill- bIacl< . satin finish, mint SERVICE SOURCES SPIKE bought and Sold Jng room chairs. Mahog- condition. 88&0098. call us m: isjust one of several We have many healthy Vintage Video Rentals any servers (with drawers CLARINET (B-FlAl), wood. 891 7188 and ,...... doors & BUffet- Crampon from • adult dogs offered. vaccinated kittensfor adoption. CHILDCRAFT white hoop u Paris. U_l._ must ~ AI1IOCI8Ifon - crib and mattress. $150. some with legs) Chlppen- maMt u .. Also. a Malamute. Also healthy altered adults. Nu'llne wood portacrIbJ dale and Queen Anne sell. 331-4631 FREE to loving home. 8 St. Bernard mix. two hlQhboys. bed- FULL size viol' beg ners month Collie/Afghan DONATIONS,CAT FOOD. FOSTERHOMES : playpen. $75. Both in ex. room sets Mahogany(tradrbonaJ, Ch.. In, In , male. Gentle and ener. pedigree German " callent COndition. 884- ~,_ with ball and bow and case. Very good geIic 774-8636 DESPERATELY NEEDED. 7874 condition. $350. 885- _ Shepherds and a claw, Duncan Phyfe & 1127. FREE blacI< male eat Neu- Black Chow. NORDIC Trac Pro. Rower French). P8Irs mahogany tered V fnendly play 371-5807 749-3608 Precor 612. Excellent twin beds (1 .....'r of ChiP- PIANO AppraIsals. Insur- .. :2.. ' - Call 463-4984 atter condition. Each $2501 pendale King ..-SIZe length ance, estat e, ...... ft',..-..aJV._.... ful. 882...... ,. _ 6:00 p,m. weekdays • both $450. 792-4528 twin beds, fuII.&ze beds & retail values. 25 years D.A.R. Has 12 week old or 754-8741 QUEEN Size bedroom set. queen SIZe 4 poster nee expenence 839-3057. 8IacI< Lab mix- male. & 7 6 J)IElCeS, excellent cond.. bed). Curio cabinets IiWTTENWALD YioIin newty ITIOl"Ith old Sheltie Terrier- anytime, (Queen Anne ChIppen- recondrtioned ~ for spayed female for adop- DINING. bon, 882-8681.room ctIrorne glass dale and French).'set or student ,,_...... :-:...". $500 or bon. 371-6807. NORTHERN SUBURBS table WIth 4 chairs Ask- 4 Krttmger mahogany best Offer. 886-4820., KfTTENS. FREE to good Chrppendale dirlng room AREAS largest selection horne. 882.7'830 Thurs- ANIMAL WELFARE LEAGUE Ing $250. 8f3&.3865 chairs Small Hepplewhrte quality used pianos. Bald- day. Friday, Monday. FOOL Table, fully eqUipped rei top desk. Chtppendakt win. Yamaha, Sctummel FREE to a good home. 2 with cover. WHY good camel back sofas and Handsome DANIEL IS LUCKY REDis an Irish settel mix He Is two condition, $800 or best love seat. End tables. Shf- ~ othefs from $395. cats, agii5 2 & 3. De- hoping fOi a family to years old. neutered and current on aU shots CJn8(.373-7916. tel lamps. QystaI lamps. ::ip/righ' nBlsls ~,u~• clawed, friendly. Must and adopt him He IS a -'p DINING room set n.-_ More. 545-4110 . ~ ...... ~ give up due to allergies LfSUE ,,"",- lng, tUning, refinishing of my new born 881- three year old VIlle, table, 6 chairs, buf. THREE cushion gold ~ and rebuilding. Estimates 5564 . IS a one year old German German Shepherd • fet! chIna cabinet, vary cade sofa. Modified and appnusaIs. MIChigan ' _ Shepherd/Beagle mix. good condition, $2500. French design wood Plano Co., Woodward at FREE To good ~ fe. already neutered. • She is spayed and current o Brass fireplace screen & frame. $400. 882-2628 9 Mile Rd. 548-2200. male Lhasa Apso. 4 Daniel is housebroken on shots Very friendly, . tools, $350. 881-5029 URANUS exercise bicycle. Open 7 days. Buying pi- years, spayed, housebro- and compatible with energetic and a great • CANOE 18' Gruman, $150 WIth controls ,new.Hke 45 anos now! Idealken, IIfor shoIS~ currant,~. children and other family dog .: Craftsman rototilier. 5 miles 821-4668. GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? Call 882--4321. pets. He available :. HP, $75. 527-3193. OAK entertainment Center. is at the Central Shelter : aDAR dog house for large Custom- made. 8eautJfu1. SMALL white Shepherd Elsie 773-0954 RELAX! of the MiChigan :: or medium dog, $80. $450( best offer. 882- USE OUR FAX mix needs new home, 6 • Two, 5 ~ Cl .. 1AoN. 8649. years old. loving. gentle, Humane Society Karen 463-4984 """"""" '-" ------and obedient. Great tam- located 7401 . after 6:00 p.m. bikes, IadI8'S full SIZe & QUEEN walerbecl bedroom C811and Inqun IIbout our rIy dog. 824-0426. at men's With extended set, $400 or best offer. FAX MACHINE. When TRI County CoIhe Rescue. Chrysler Drive. DetrOit frame, $50 each. New 28&4758 time Is short OUt'lnn or coli 872-3400 NORTHERN SUBURBS ANIMAL brass door handles ------.. ho-., Collies for adoption • • solid IBM Executrve eIectnc type- ..... ,. T- c.n _..-.•.,..,. Call for Adoption hours are ',;"; WIth back p4ates, 10 sets, cond FAX the copy 8Iong wtth Fence required cost $800, will sell $450 writer, mint rtlOn. bAlIng and CIII8gofy Informanon, n4-4333 or Tuesday - Saturday WELFARE LEAGUE :" - complete. 882.1126. $110. 884-4145. Infomlltion. 362-4148 or 522-8405. 1000 am. 4.30 p m SOS lOST "'NO mUND sos tOST AND fOU",O ;-a low as $67 90 quarterly ------~ for no- 1autt Insurance on GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~; pickups and vans owned 882-6900 :' • by S8I'VICe conllaetors • : Also automobtles. homes, Ai.TO 8axaphone, $400 . :: contents and health In- 885-0728. " surance at very low ratesl STEREO Cebmet, $100; old : : AJ Thorns Agency. 79(). VIOlin, $150, aud, ", 6600 new $150. All best 882-7227 :''-, ------~~~~ DRUIi& 5 piece percus- • .,..GOU.....CLUIU WAlfnD sion plus while. 3 stands - New WId (Js«1- WIth cymbeIs $350 882- Comp!ele SGlS. Odd Irons. 3903 Woods Wedges & Pullers carts & Bags 882-8618 r BALDWIN '": ACR~NIC Here are some beautifUl examples of the adult cats and k,ttenc; DEADLINE: available at the Animal Welfare Society. All pets are veterinary Tuesday PIANO checked to assure good health PLEASE HELP US Noon Find our lost cat. SIMON Is a shy. 4 year ASKING $625/ Northern Suburbs Animal Welfare Society old, large, orange. long. haired male cat Prepayment Is Required MAKE OFFER 773-6839 with short legs. He Is either In the CALL or Mack/Vernier area or Yorkshire/Warren. ~_882.8900 _I 1.886-3113.1 Animal Welfare Society 751-2570 M-F, 9-5 PLEASE,If you have any Information call: I 881.7068

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bO I AUTOMOTIVE b02 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE bOS AUTOMOTIV£ CHUmR fORO bOb AUTO~WT'Vt b I? AUTOMOTlV[ GENERAL MOTOR I GINERAl MOTORI fORUGN bo J HEPI ~ Wlil!l VANI BOATI AND r~OTOR\ 1985 Plymouth Voy~ 1989 GRAND MARQUIS 1984 CadIllac Fleetwood CHEVROLET Capnce Clas- 1979 Toyota Corolla, 5 1987 BRONCO II, 5 speed, 1. Toyota LE, mint ~ 14 FT. A/cOf1 Sunfisn. Loaded $3,500 or best LS, Colony Park statIOn- Brougham, black, leather sic, 1991 low mileage, speed, 11ft back. One amIfm cassette, 3,500 lb. drtlOO, front and rear air. Great conditIOn. $6Ob offer. 885-3973 wagon, excellent conch. Intenor Excellent conch. fully equipped. One left owner. 97,000 miles, runs hitch New' clutch, ex. 57,500 mlles No ace!- CaM 881-7176 tlon ~~."no mIll'S tlOO $4,500 or best offer super buy over $7,000 In good. $900. 8824399 &02 AUTOMOTIVE haust. 57,000 millflS aems. :lil,bUU 885-1493 1989 Wellcraft Nova XL, FORO $11.200 884-8600, ext Call 842-0040 saYIngs call 821.2000. 1989 PEUGEOT, loaded, $5,200. Evenings 79l} ------2655 Cottage Hospital 1981 OLOS Omega. red, v. Jefferson Chevrolet V6 automatIC, $10,500 7576, Days 343-7018. 1983 GMC Starcraft Van. 23', 260 HP, low hours, 1985 TEMPO, 4 door, 5 Monday thru Friday 8 6 65.000 mites Runs (Grosse Pointe Location). Excellent condrton, low excellent condition. 343- 1"1 WRANGLER, red, Loaded. Like new. 0398. speed, air, runs good a m to 4'30 p m well $1.500. 885-6293 1910 Caprice Classic sta. miles Warranty. 885- black soft top. Power $4,950. ~1. First $1,600 takes It 469- 1984 Red Corvette. OnglnaJ tion W8QOIl, loaded. runs 1127. steering, brakes, cas- 19n GMC 314 ton van V. SAIlBOAT, 12 Foot O'Day _1_87_5______owner, 34,000 miles. all good $8951 offer. n4- -19-8-5-P-o-r-sc-h-e-9-44-,-5 sette, aJann, 2,000 miles 8, power steeringl power Sprlilf With trailer. Maul 1988 FORD Tempo GL, air. 1979 Camaro Z 28 White paper work. Very clean, 9867 speed, loaded. black! Brand new. $11,900 B85- brakes, tilt, cruise, air and ~b. Exoellent condI- stereo. clean, power • garage k t. ""'-, all black cellent cond"'- tIOn $850 886-8519 ' locks $4 2001 off n4- T.Tops, auto. power Win...... 1982 Chevette, air, autl> , ex """'. 0698. Good condition. $2,0001 " er dows Low miles. Clean accessones. $12,500 or malIC, moe transpor1atJon, $11,0001 negotiable. 712. best. 293-3874. HATTERAS 1979, 43 ft. ------...... 6563 _ft."'_ and out., 53 950 best 561-6784 $750 or best. 881-1013. _ 1512. _ JEEP Wrangler. red, 1987, FBMY. Diesel, elec. 8 cylinder. automatic, 61 J AUTOMonVI MERCURY Topaz LS 1987, ~1055 1988 LeMans, student spe- 1985 0lDS Cutiass Ciera 1185 BMW 325 e, 5 speed, tronlcs, queen aft. excel- hardtop and bikini top, I'o~NHD TO BUY lent, Excellent, Excetlent, sharp, sunroof. tilt wheel, 1990 Geo Tracker LSI cl8J, low mileage. Asking Brougham, 6 cylinder, 4 4 door, excellent COfldt- 44,000 miles. $5,500. CruISe, power Windows $3,200 286-8657, after door. B86-1n6. tlOn. 521-8501 days, B85- TOP $$ PAlO condition. 97&8600 'or and locks, muc:h more Hard- top, air, stereo 700 2183 . 886-6025. For junk, wrecked and un- 651.7896 after 8 p.m. STK- 621A call 821- 14.000 mIles 4 wheel __ : _p_.m 1988 BuICk Regal Grand evenlllgS bOH AUTOMOTIVI wanted cars and trucks. 1988 Mirage 217 Intruder. 2000 Jefferson Chevrotet dnve 10 months old 1980 Chevette. $350 or Sport, loaded, excellent 1983 Honda Accord. 1m- PARTI TlR[1 ALARMS State licensed. (Grosse POintelocatIOn) Gomg overseas, must best 343-2982 conditIOn, low miles. Call maculate condltlOO, air, 3S0 mag. SS OF. BULL AUTO PARTS Loaded. Excellent condt- sell. $9.800 881-9205 PONTIAC Trans Am, 1979, n2-6598. stereo, sunroof, garage EHGINE. 1974 Cadtllac. 8 8944488 ------11-- tIon. Must seIIl 775-6573. 1970 LJncoInMark I, very 1983 Cutlass Clera. Newer AMIFM stereo, 66 liter. AtVlEAA 1984, excellent kept $3,200.884-7404. cylinder. 43,000 miles. I want your beat up car, good conditIOn, 65,000 kID BAYLINER 1987, 19' miles Best offer 751. angmel tlresl bra as $1,600 ays 573-9400. condition, low mileage, Wood Motors,lnc. set of gold Cadillac car Jim 372-9884 Days. seats n1-6841. Cuddy C8pri with 1T8IIer, 2843 muffler. Good COnditIOn. evemngs 792-3529 leather! loaded. $6250. Your -1 Import Dealer ------AAA $$$$ Turn that Junk, used 4 times, always ga------$1,600. 881.n54 DON'T WAIT 882.2741. 1983 T""-" Cellca GT, 5 1988 CONTINENTAL Slg------"7 ...... HONDA rims- four, alloy, running. wrecked car or raged. $6,900. 778-0120. nature senes 30,000 1987 Bonneville LE- full Until Tuesday mormng to 1981 Cutlass LS, 31,150 speed. SIr, no rust, clean. 14". Must sell. $200. m. truck into casn. 842. I miles Excellent! $12,750. eqUipment, air conditIOn- REPEAT your clas:sdied actual miles, air. exClef> 60,000 miles, Hurry only 8937 after 5. 1275. CHRIS Craft 24'. fiberglass. 881.0842 ing, burgandy, excellent ad'" Call our classified tionaJ condltlOO, $2.750. $2,950 Rebuilt 00, running well 61 {} AUTOMOTIVE ------condition, $5,250. 881- advertising department 884-5410 1988 Pontiac LeMans, WANTED: Dead or AIlvet $5.200.884-7238. SPORn CARl 1962. 1974 Dodge and 1983 Mercury Lynx. clean. 7104 Wed~~"'~YS, Thursdays. bnght red Coupe 25 000 SEA AAY Sev1IIe 1985, 19'. ,- 188& Corvette, 23,000 ' , CORVETTE Plymouth cars and parts. low miles, runs great 1979 0Ic:tsnl001e 98 Re- Fndays. Mondays miles. D~_.~...... glass milesI Hurry $2,950 19n, black, Cash waltJng. 372-1110, 4 cylinder Mere crulset, $975 or best offer. 548- 882-6800 .,." I IVY""'" 1985 Honda Accord, 4 l82, automatic. loaded, P I 4191 gency. triple black, ------top. $16,000. 331-4150. door, auto, 63,000 mites, mint condition, low rTlIles, __ au _ EZ loader, $8,~ neg0ti------loaded, good conditIOn- 1989 camaro LoadedI T. able. Home 29300944. 1984 Tempo- 4 door, GLX. needs brakes, $9501 best Tops. V8. Stored winters. 1979 Corvette coupe, SUo SIr, clean, no rust. $5,250 written appraIS8I aV8l1- TOP dollar paldl Buying Leave message 680. Loaded, 74,000 miles oHer. 881.2470 leave $8,900 331.1281 leave perb condition, 41,000 1986 BMW 325 ES, black 5 able, stored winters, tro- running and repairable 3879. $700 or best offer. 822. message. message miles. loaded. many ex. speed, clean car, front phy WInner, must see, cars and trucks. AU 1M Nymph, 1T fish 6005 ---"------Iras $11,000 824-7346. spoiler, only $7,900 $12,000 firm. 371-48n, makes, models, beat up sea- 1991 Olds Toronado Trc> 1987 PONTIAC GRAND 1986 Mercedes 190E 897.1125. runners okay. Instant & ski bow rider, 60hp 1989 LTO Crown VIctoria, fee, loaded, white, low AM. 4 door, air condItIOn- 1979 camaro Excellent black 56 000 m'lles al'l _ .. Red Corvett cashl $50. to $5,000. sa- Mercury, 4hp Mercury V-8, loaded, 4 door ,mint miles, clean, warranty. Ing. ,...... deck, 56,000 conditIon. Must sell. r~"""" cleanl Only, 1...... e. ~lnaI rious inquiries only, 7 with 111., 1OiIded. C8I for condition. $7,500. 881• $18,500.884-4791. miles ...... $4,800 886-5102 Make offer. 882-3127. V\NIu;o,$14,950 paperowner, work.34,000Verymiles,clean.all days, 24 hours. 371-9128_ extnIs. $6,390 or best. 9701. 1988 Cutlass Clera 1987 PONTIAC GRAND 1984 BuICk Skyhawk, S 1989 Eagle Summit, auto, m.o159. garage kept, cover, all TOP DOLLAR PAJD' 1987 Escort wagon GL. au- Brougham sedan. loaded, AM. Zippy, bright red! 4 speed, new tires, air, air, 4 door, new condition, 1. 22 foot American In- tomatic, air, power steer. 60,000 miles, excellent door, air, sunroof, tape clean, 72,000 miles. Hurry $5,990 acc:essories. $12.500 or Junk-lJnueed.Unw.rted. best. 561~. c..Trucks-PIIrts ternational center c0n- ingl brakes Drives great, condrtJon, $4,000. Call deck. 56,000 miles. $2,200.294-1535. 1985 Volvo, 240 OL, 4 ------LIIte Model Wr8Cb sole, 200 Evinrude, VAO, $2,300.4e9-1875. n1.7900. 9- 4. $4,600. Make offer 886- 1988 Olds Calais, 4 door, door, auto, no rust, super CORVETTE, 1981, auto, seme D8y PIck-up excellent conditiofl. UNCOLN Towncar, Signa- 1'81 Chevy Camaro, _5_102______low mileage. 881.1054. 198~~=, 4 35,000 miles. loaded. Untque Auto AecycfIng $11,500. 884-3955 glass T. tops. Needs re- 527-5381,758-8974. lure. 1984. Loaded, very loaded, runs great. 1979 seVille, burgandy, 1989 BuICk RIViera, beauti- door, ASS, air bag. all painting. $6,500. 881. ------__ HOVERCRAFT clean, well maintained. $1,900. or best offer. 548- leather, drives well ful. loaded. $9,995. 296- optIOnS, sunroof. low miles, 6309. F1Ies 40 miles per hour on Must see. $4,5001 best. 4191 $2.250. 368-6620 or 882. 2749, mornings & eve- $20,900 DO: dOt T', ~ND r,',OlORI cushion (J air over W8tilf', 779-3503. OLDS 98 , 1986, Grosse 2573, after 6:30 p.m. nings 1988 BUICkRiviera T. Type, 1,,' ,'UTOMOT'V[ ice, snow, 88I1d. Two per- TRUCKI MERCURY Grand MarqUIS, Pointe owner. NtC8 car. 1988 Pontiac 6OCIO- Super 1984 Cutlass SuprGme-GM black, new condition, low son, electric start, can. Colony Park, 1987 Make an offer. STK- clean. white with dark red Executive car, two- tone, miles, $9,990 1988 GMC Jimmy, loaded, plete with drive on and tM Grosse POinte owner! X1061. Call 821.2000. Intenor, auto, air, 5OK. Loaded 20870 Mac:k. 1989 Pootl8C Firebird, T. excellent condition, trailer. $4,900. Loaded! Make an offer! Jefferson Chevrolet $5,000 882-5278. $2,200. Tops. auto, 36,000 rnUesl $8,700. CaJl77U598. 778-0120 STK- SnA. call 821. (Grosse Pointe). 1881 Monte Car1o, power CHEVROLET 1980 C8price. Clean, only $7,450 SEAAAY 1972 24'. Bridge, . ~ ,'u TOr,' OTI v [ c:utty cabin, well ~ -PONTIA---C-L-emans---G-S-~, steeringl brakes, AMIFM 57,600 true miles. 1988~~24OE?L' 17,000 VANS talned. In well through ------~~=1989, 15,000 miles, air, stereo, T- roofs, air, Loaded. Like Factory mcondm:o$~;:= 1981 Ford Country Squire AMIFM cassette, rear cruise. No rust. $1,700. new. Garage kept. $2,495 1989 Mazda MX6 black 1m GMC Van, new trans- October. $4,800 or best wagon. $2,500.775-8507 window deflostet. Priced 7n-30n or offer. 372-4242 ' , mission, :3 new tires, offer. 824-8849. $360. 839-9382. to ...... -- ...""" STK ------low miles, 5 speed, air, runs, TANZIER 1982- 22', 4 saIs, 1982 Mercury Cspn, excel- <2 .. ::' ~:i-821L 2000""7'Ji WANTED cars. trucks, cor- 1984 Sunbird- 4 cylinder. stereo, only $7,900 lent condition, low mi- ...... • , • venes & Junkers. Any power steeringl power 1991 GOO Prism, 4 door, 1817 Caravan LE, all avail- exceIent condition, Jobn- able options, showroom son hp Ieage. Best offer. 773- (Grosse make, model, year. Pay- brakes, tilt, air, AMlFM auto, air, bright red, 9,000 6 motor, cradle. =~) collditioll, 45,000 mtIes. ---'---- _ Moved, must selll 2650. . Ing top Dollar. Call any- cassette. New tires. miles, only $7,900 $8,700.294-8015. $6,500) Best. 344- ~7a' or . - ADS 791-4123. owner, Grosse Pointe 884-4115. matic, air, good condition, ------calli 1984 Olds Detta 88 I:Iftua,t.o. car, $2,950. 884-S390. $3,750, must sell. 881- 1886 Pontiac Parisienne, n .""7- Austi H Mark III 1988 S1ickcraft268SC, 330 097 57'''1257 56 000 tes v_a 9 Earty Brougham, 4 door, good 1977 n eaJy tip. 8nr.'o 1. Complete 1, ... . , mi. v, pas- cond . $3 000 n<> 3000 "'...... ----'rive cellent cond ItIOn , . excellent, light blue, d&- cond ""'''' rm proofed. Grosse Pointe optIOn! Keyless alarm, matJc overdrive, super pendabIe. $2,200 or best. __884-~______owned. Call 821-2000, bumper to bumper war- clean. beautTful Grosse _777_,_-6358__ " _ 1988 LJncoInTowncar, dark Jefferson Chevrolet ranty, excellent condition Pomte car, garaged mght 1988 Honda CAX HF, air. 5 blue. leather topl intenor. (Grosse Potnte LocatlOn) 884-7627. & day, .good tires, speed, 53,000 111lles, ex. Excellent condition. 1985 cadillac Eldorado 1980 Corvette, 25,400 120,000 miles, tight me> ceIlent condrtJon, $5,300. $9.5001 best offer. Call Good condrtlon $4,800 or miles, loaded. cream. tor & bOOy. $2750. Call 8S6-59B8 842-8040. bast offer. 885-8839 $11,800 negotiable 731- =-:~no answer -HOND--A-1-984-Accord---LX-,-5 LABOR DAY 1976 MONTE Carlo. low 2889. ------speed, loaded, power sun 1984 Chevy 1 Ton Work The Grosse POinteNews d6-.. CHEVROLET Lumina APV, 1987 Sunbtrd SE, 5 speed, roof, $3,000. 882-m4. Van. looks rough but m"""¥". origmal owner. 1991, 7 passenger, excellent transportation, 1- Honda D-.L...... SI 5 Mil be closed Monday, $850.773-7155. excelent mechanical con- ...... r1-.uoll, runs good, 72,000 mlles, September 2nd, 1991 In PONTIAC Grand Prix SE. power windows, power dillon nice red body no speed, black, electric sun new ti resl rad iator, recognlllOrl of Labor Day. 1989 fully eqUipped. one locks, power seats, ti!l' rust, 'high ~'mi- roof, 24,000 miles, $1,200 or best offer. n4- cnnse, delay wipers. 81r, '~.""7 loaded $10 500 ~ 9443. To avoid mISSIngthe owner, lust reduced! AMJFM cassette, AIiay leage. $1.900. C8I 882- ". DEAOUNE at noon on STK- X.1024. call 821- wheels, guages, plus 9767. _0329__ . _ Look for answers in next week's issue Tuesday we suggest 2000 Jefferson Chevrolet much much more, less ------1981 Oa1sun 280ZX, 5 ctassdied ads be placed by (Grosse Pomle LocatlOn) than 6,000 miles. STK- 1~ CAVAU~ seel speed, excellent transpor_ King Crossword 5 P m Fnday August 30th. 1988 Cutlass Supreme Irl- X.158T Call 821.2000, ceIent ,rust. tatJon, has rust, many ex- ACROSS 2 3 • 5 8 9 10 tematlonal. MlIlt! 42,000 Jefferson Chevrolet proofed 52,000 mies. tras, $1,250. 886-3638. I. Kind or '. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ads miles. $7,750 824-M52 (Grosse POinte) $4,500.881-3998 1984 VOlKSWAGEN Rab- faslener 11 13 MUST be placed by 4 p.m. 1984 Cadillac Clmmaron 1991 Otdmobile Toronado 1990 52 MPG, bit. AMn=M stereo 6 Movewilh Fnday Geo Metro. cas- 14 Loaded. garage kept, Trofeo Blackl black 4 door. air. extras. sette. />Jr, $1,975 331- steallh II Seaman 1985 Ford Tempo GL, four less than 23,000 miles leather. 7,750 miles. $6.100.88&«168. _4_150 _ 16 door, auto, air, runs 12 Slinger OrIginal owner, laches loaded, Premium Sound- ACUAA Legend S8dan, good. $1,800. 331-8068 14 Type of car $3500. Evenings. Ea. cassette. CD, power 1988. naY)' blue, rIOO 20 after 5. esler 885-0677 sun roof, anti lock brakes. 930 Model A 4 door smoker. garage kept, 5 15. Thmk 24 1988 Ford Mustang GT 5 climate control, power 1 -. cus- speed, $12.750 or best. 16. - Yulang 1984 otds Toronado, 1 everythIng Wife's car, tom restollltlon, one of a 884-n16 speed. bIueI gray cloth owner. 72,000 miles. 331. gorgeous. List $29,000, kind. Ideal for speaaI . _ 17 Backbone IlltenOr Stored winters 19. Role for 4150. asmg $19,900. Harper famity. $8.500. 88Hi050. 1t12 VW ~ ~It Marie Dressler 31 Alarm. 45,000 miles Ask- G . WOOdS 527-6808 F FM' sun ...... , ..- II'lQ $8,500 ~7446 20 Theatrkal 0fB. 1188 rand Am, automatic. ' 1 , ~:..= ..~ ~~. $1~ best. 22 Distress 39 low mileage, au1Om8tic, 1914 Skyhawt( T.Type, pris- Max ..-- " ...... - ~" 1991 ESCORT WAGON power steenng, &If. 88> tine COI'IdItJoII. ongmal Ram Intake T C.I. tran&- • -- sienal LX, beautiful metalhc 6832. owner. wony free back to miSSion & converter 1_ Aud! 4000S, gray, 23 Slone pav. blue. loaded, excellent mg block Hooker. M SO. Wetd 70,000 mites, Ioeded, 5 47 condrtIOI'I, 885-0469 0lDS Detta ..88 1982 Cus- school speaaI. 884-94141 Aut 0 met e r . H 0 IIY. speed, new braKes & ex. 24 Pass a rope tom cruiser station everungs $14,0001 offer 954-3553, haust, excellent colldibon. lhrough 51 1983 Escort Wagon. 5 wagon. low miles, full FREE APPRAISElS 313-262-4652. or 706- $5,200.8845835. 26 Makes speed stICk, n.ooo miles, power, sunroof. good CAll EJIC AT 11e,uble rehabte, new tires $900 condrtIOIl $1,5951 Best 821.2000 FOR YOUR 4857 1110 Jl9* XJ6 ScMlr. 28 WWIl agency 886-9057 884-2753 everMngs APPRAISEL APPr. 1171 Chrysler Newport A elgn, black, cellular 30 Amer aUlhor 53. Bums 13 Cllmpmg vehICle to show with phone, mint c:olldltioll. 31 Increase 36 Moum 1917 TOPAZ LS, 45,000 54 Ladd and AIda needs 31 Memonzes power to tow! Must 988 assume 1e88e. 886-0098 35 Household hem DOWN miles, 108ded, good ~ 39 Culs 18 Hawaiian 38 Barbara and CREDIT CARS, INC. 1 Salty dItJon $4.500 451094. to appreaate 28S&469 TflUIIPH 1974 Sprtfire 40 DlIllcer.s hawks Anthony Le8Ye message AUTO SALES 1. PorIche 912, red, 1500 Ao8dsler, niCe car. cymbal. 2 30. 10 Pierre 21 Swears 41 Spen poet good moklf and 1ranS $2,550 372-«i07. 42 Ma~grass 3 Creek 23 Weapon Garda - 1989 SCorpIo, Tounng ~ We Finance Everyone $2.700. or trade? C8r can ------43 Bom 4 PIeRIc: pests 2S Upon'. 44 BelgIan river tIOn Low miles. extended be seen at the Mini 1914 Audi 5000, wtllte, 4 44 - grease 5 Bird sounds prefill (var) 1982 Pontiac Gran Prix. $1 ,488 27 ManJU81l8 warranty GOlrlg over. Shop, Gf8IlO4 and ~ door. Ioeded, exoellent 46 - Wesl 6 Courageous 4.5 Heallhy 1986 Ford Tempo. $2.995 29 Gazelle's seas, must sell $14,100 ton WhlttJer Days, 372. colldlbOi" 128,000 mIes. 47 Mlhlary 7 Galloped 48 Ellclamal10ll l1eadwear 50 Ac:tress lillie 881-9205 1986 DOdge Shelby. $2,295 2656, 0lQhts. 824-9110 $3.500 or best. 949 8686 command 8 Before 49 Regeneraled 31 Of tile LINCOLN Mark IV, 1972, Good 9 TOOlh 1177 LTO Statlon Wagon, 51 More foreann Stat From $995 • All with Wcrratty FIonda car Ioeded ex~ 1.1 Fiat XI 19 ~ coaling ~2 tync:al sunroof, cruISe, AMIFM, cas cas proo;pe raus lent conditIOn. '75,000 dillon Mecharllcally 10 <;mall 3~ 01ll1lon 79,000 miles $1.100 ';2 Does housework .:5228 Mack 824.2400 ongmaI mtIes, $6,500 or sound $1,8t1JI best 521. 11 TOOlh 881.1904, after 6 34 Blalher offer 313-984-2184 4563

I ( -August 29, 1991 Grosse Pointe News 9C .J.. loa APTS FlATI DUPLEX 700 APTS FLATS DUP1£X h \ 80~ II MW ,V,OTQRI I' ~PT\ f:r.11 DUPLEX If ~PTI FLATS DLJPLE~ 101 APTS fl~T\ DUPlf~ '01 ... PTI flAT) DUPl£~ 7{)2 APTS flATI DUP[[X PUI~1l" Horp' r Wood ~ P'Jlnt, ':. Hoqnt Wood~ D~ I t ~ t V'w 0 ,..(1. (Jl)' I ~ 0, 'ro,t WoyrH Counry D,'t'olf Woyrlt (ouni~ 01 fr",l. Wo.,r,l COun1.,. S C ~ MOlomb {cun', 1987 44' doUble jwaNa.' ONE bedroom, first floor, ATTRACTIVE, well kepi 2 IDEAL For pcofmicilaJs. EXCELLENT Area, East MOfIOSSI St. John area ONE bedroom apartment cabin motor yacht, 250 heat included, fresh & 3 bedroom rentals. beautifully renovated 1 EnglISh VIllage. Large 2 duplex, 2 bedroom. ga- UPPER & lower flat, $450 $400 ApplI- with utll.h. AJr ~r. hours. enclosea cnoge &. paint, iWilllllCeS. 881. Completely remoael8r\I room, heat and water. motorhomes, campers, NOTTINOHAII, South of CI ASSIFIED ADS rage. AvdatlIe Septem- water Included. Carpeted. References. 293-2285 ""1 ... ,.....-... '-'J $420. secunty plus last Easy 9 Jefferson, 3 bedroom Cell In E8IIy bar 1st. $35OJ month, Ideal for mature aduhs, _ large bedroom apartment. '" trailers. access, One upper, one lower, _mon__ ths_ren_t._885-_1_'794_._ Milef Harpel' area. na- lower, b88ement. garage 882-6900 $360 88CUrlty. ACe & Immediate occupancy F\.ANDERS 14348, flat, two heat Included, off large • 6290. plus off street parking. GROSSE POInte 2 bedroom See 8.791.2361. security deposit. Credit bedroom, basement, &po $5OO.1deaJ SHOOK, Jefferson, .' for professional working one bedroom, walk-in Appliances. $575. plus Duplex central lIIr 755 ALTER/' Chartevoix Grosse check and references. pll8nC8S, petJ section 8 person Call laVon's n3- closet, vertical blinds, big .' '" '.'OIOR8,Kfl utilities. Available SeI> St. ~r. $7001~. Pointe SIde, studio. AvaJl- $320 per month. 881- okay $350 plus utilities tember 1, near Trombley Call after Noon, 882-3182 able now. $240 Includes 8974. _466-_7_1_83_. _ 2035. bathroom. Appliances, NEW 2 bedroom deluxe water, heat Included. - SPfEE 1987, red, 1 owner, SChool. 884-1110 or 885-1373. heat. 885-0031. TWO Family ftat- upper and LABOR DAY anch condo with $425 per month. 466- " • low mil8ge, excellent con- 1. Vernier,lower 5 room, GROSSE Pointe Manor- BALFOUR- attractwe, large lower, $450. ~128 The Grosse POinte News r at. 3386, 987-8249 / drtion. $475. 882-3903. 1ached garage for lease _ $6001 month. 5ecurrty, roomy 2 bedroom upper, 2 bedroom lower. Very CADlEUXI Mack 5 room will be closed Monday, OCtober 1st. Near Grosse ST.CLAIR Shores, 2 bad- ';;iiOPEDO Yamaha Razz, clean. 885-2808, after 6. kitchen appliances In. clean nice yard, base- upper Appliances, spa- Septembet' 2nd, 1991 In Potnte. $900 per month. room, 1 1fl bath. Excel- • 750 mileI. Adult owned. CARRIAGE house- Grosse eluded. full basement, ment, garage. $400 plus ClOUS, clean, quiet. $350 recognrtlOn of Labor Day. J $660. 888-0142. Pets allowed. Call 881- lent condrtJon $650. 884- Pointe CIty. 1 bedroom. carport. Immediate occu- utHities. Appointments call per month plus utilities. To aVOIdrmsslng the 8146 0735. 1878 Moped, Honda Ex. Security, references, pancy. $800 a month John Abrecht, office ~ 375-9722. DEADlINE at noon on 9 1/2 Mile & Mack, 1 bed- ONE bedroom, spacious, • press. 1,800 miles. $350. lease. $575 some :litl8S _886-892__ 1_. 8900, home 882-4988. ONE bedroom upper flat. TU89day we suggest ------room upper. $395 in- freshly paJnted, carpeted, Included. Reply. rosse 1329 L.akepolnte, sharp up- fENT wtth option to buy. Fully carpeted, semi- fur. classified ads ba placed by .' 358-4290, ~1083. clodee heat. 885-0031. nice area. Heat and wa- Pointe News, Box 8-5, NOr flat, 2 bedroom, ...... i- Cozy 2 bedroom Duplex _ ...... with t'UlI_ and F' A 30th "187 Trac Moped. 1,500 G Pointe Farms MI ....."'t't" ,n_..... _""lr' 5 p.m. riday ugust . miles, 2 speed automatic, ~ ances, $425. 882~. 2 blocks from St. John laundry prMleges. Refer- ST CLAIR SHORES ter Included. 77S«313. • black, motorc)'cle style, ------GROSSE Pointe Carriage HospltaJ. ~,air, ences requIred. AvaJlabIe CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ads • 11 MILE! Jefferson.. Large .'J very good condition. LAKEPOIfrE. 5 room up- house- one bedroom, garage. fenced yard. after S8ptember 1st. 822- MUST ba placed by 4 p.m. 8 112 Mile & Mack area newly decorated one bed- $500. 822-3625. per, sunroom, leaded complete kitchen, living $55OJ month plus secu- 0191, 822-0266. Friday. close to all shopping. ~ room. ~ed, appIi- glass doors, hardwood room, private laundry fa. my. 882-4164. COPLIN- Chandler Park. TWO bedroom lower (Hous- bus line. Clean, one bad- ances, air. Near x~ room units. New appIi- and public ~ransportation. 1,\ 7 ','OIORCYClfS floors, appliances, sepa- cilitl8S, air ooncIIboning, DEVONSHIAEI Mack- 3 Nice 5 room lower, refer. ton-Whittier) area. Base- rate bl!lSBment, off street off street parking and uti!- bedroom lower. Fire- ences, security, $240 ment, fireplace, hardwood ances and carpeting. Ceil- Ideal for quiet, non ~. Ing fans, plenty of off Ing mld-age or senIOr. 1185 Honda Interceptor par1dng. No ~. $475. itles included. $500. Ref. placel appliances in- monthly. 881-6568. floors, security alarm. street parldng, cable T.V. 881-3272,884-338) 500, liquid COOled V-4, per month, security. 882. erences reqUired. 881- ctuded. Aecentfy remod- FIVE room flat, Lakewood $400. plus security. 372- 16.000 miles $1,500. 0340. _5632__ . elect. 882.7065. near Jeffefson. $200 plus _5293 _ aYlIllable. Rent Includes ST. ClaIr ShonIs, large 1 , 293-1866 ~ ftat, Ilvlng room, 1125 MARYLAND. 5 room MAIDEN One bedroom up- utlhties & secunty. 824- ONE bedroom upper (Hous- heal and excellent 1T18ln- bedroom, walk In closet, dining room, sun porch, 2 lower. Newly sanded per, $275. C8II laVon 9941. ton-Whittier area). Carpet_ tenance service. A nice new carpeting, appll_ <.'1985 Honda Nighthawk, quiet place to caI home. ances, bled bath, heat in- bedrooms, 1 112 baths, hardwood floors, side 773-2035. WHITTIERI "'a~. A clean !ng, refnge!ator, utilitl8S • • 7,200 miles, midnight Open Monday thru Friday eluded. $475. 887-6251. blue, excellent condition. modem kitchen, base- drive. $500. 881-3149. ' - - Included $300 plus se- ment, all appliances, ----- UPPER 2 bedroom, appli- spacious 1 bedroom .. 9 to 5 p.m .. ~rday 10 ST. ClaIr Shores- 2 bed- =: new brakesI b8ttery, ex. newty r8decoIated, single UPPER flat, 2064 Vemler. ances, laundry, garage apartment. Appliances, cunty.372-5293 to 3, or by appOllltlrl8rlt. room, newly decorated ,: tras, $1,600. 822-3525. garage. On Harcourt, $425. Tenant pays heat parking with remote. large clo8ets, laundry fa. WHITTIER I Harper area, and carpetecI. Heat ~ • 8UZUKI 125 street Grosse Pointe Park. UbII- and electric. Access to Back yard borders cilrties. Quiet building. one bedroom apartment, Enduro, $450 eluded. 88&0478 . • legal, greet for student or ties not included. $8001 basement, 1 car garage. Groeee Pointe. $400. per Heat 1nclucIed. $350. 884- $325- heat & water In- • cottage. 885-0740. month plus security. 88S-084O month, includes heat and 0240. eluded. 526-3864. m-7840 UPPER & lower income. AY8IIabIe Oct 1st. 823- -YERNlEA---Aoad--.-L..ower--i-n- water.822-9048 4014 Buckingham, upper 2 PARKER at Lafayette, spa- aose to St. John. $3251 '-]183 Honda 650 Nigh- upper. $425J' lower plus '. thawk Low miles. runs 4337. come, 2 bedroom, den, ST John Ho8pitaJ 1ocaIlon. bedroom, carpetecI. $365i claus 3 bedroom 2 bath CHAPOTON security. Heal and water .• - 'N8II. In greet condition, BEACON8FIELD 1084, 5 separate utilities. $650. a 2 bedroom ftat, base- month plus secunty in historic building. BaJ- APARTMENTS ,.. - asking $1,000. Call Steve Included. Immediate oc- cupancy. Weekdays 9- 5 after 6:00 p.m., 882-8963. =f88,~:Warxl~~ ~ ~ ~~ Immediately in- -;.:.:.:.:.;;;;;::;:;;;;~ ~~'w::~~~n::;:~~~~ =res=:=. 583-9200, evenings & blinds. Very clean, off- _886-8__ 7_1o_. carpeting throughout. UPPER 2 bedroom, large BEACONSFIELD Mack ",)1_ Honda VFR 700, ex. LAKEVIEW weekends 228-9297. street parking. $5401 GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? $450 per month. 649- kItchen,large IlvIng room. area- 2 bedroom, newly ~'. ceIent condition, lots of ~". extras. $2,600. Must sell month includes heat. 824- 3988.. Very clean. No children. remodeled, wan to wall APARI1IENTS IDS HOUSES fOR RE"IT •. ' 884-2923 or 778-3200. 7842,884-1749. RELAX! DUPLEX- Kellyl Whittier. $4251 deposrt Includes carpet, appliances m- POlntr::s Harp"':t WJOds .... CARRIAGE house- South of USE OUR FAX Two bedrooms, garage. heat and water. 885- eluded, full basement ------AIIAHA 85 6,500 24901 Jefferson at 10 HARPER Woods! Hampton. , Y VIrgo, Jefferson, near Bon Sa- 884-9059. 0574,884-2074. Very clean. very good - miles. No time 10 ride. Mile, St. Clair Shores. 3 bedroom bungalow, CClUrs. Require sole call and Inqufre Ibout our KENSINGTON 2 THREE bedroom lower, area $300. plus deposrt. L.eave message. 886- occu- Lower. Excellent location dining room, appliances. pant WIIh quiet lifestyle. FAX MACHtNE. When bedrooms, appliances, 5100 Kensington Reo 683-4738 ShowlIlg Satur. 7137. SpacIous one bed- $650. security. 885-8720. $600 includes utilities. Is short end lines washer, dryer, sporlSIble SIngle. No pets. August 31st. Please lime our hardwood day room Air condrtloner; Sharon. 885-OS35 before are busy, you can simply floors, fireplac:e, lawn and Garage, garden, alarm. call for time and address. GROSSE Pomte Farms TRAILfRS Carpeted, appliances. ,o~ 9 p.m. FAX the copy along with snow service, $425 plus $500. DePOSIt. Refer- 9610 Whittier. Whittier near Cottage HospItal. 1 TWO bedroom upper apart- bmlng 8nd category utilities and deposit. 881- ences September occu- Heat included $460. bedroom lower, living 1917 Siefa Cobra AV, 25', ment, hardwood floors, Infoml8lion. 5216. pancy.885-4988. =: 1d~:n\l~i room, dining room, lots full bathroom~ Coleman newty deconll8d, appli- GROSSE POINTE NEWS GRAYTONI Mack. ~ MACK & HavemJII one bed- krtchen, bath,large closet storage. Front & .... air, furnace, -- 6, ~ ences, garage. 824-3849 tionaI 1wo bedroom flat, room apartment above area, private parkmg. 778-4422 porches. $4SO. plus de- frigerator, steYe & O\I'8n, TWO bedroom appl' 882-6900 1,100 square feet. well DevonshIre Drugs. Newly Ideal for slngIe mature PRIVATE BEACH 1 BlOCK po9lt $4SO. No pels. 885- dual sink, stereo, excel- ances and ~~ NEFF - Totally redecorated maintained and secure, redecorated, air condl- person. $345 pet' month 4744. lent condition $7,000 or $465. ptus secunty. 3 bedroom flat. Updated IowIIy gardens, hanlwood borllng, appliances, $3251 Including heat. 823-5838 aea: 7n~ APTS FlATI DUPLEX 702 APTS flATS DUPl£X best 881-5476. consfieId. 822.0040 kltchen with new appIi- ftoors, ceramic kitchen month includes heat & after 5. 5 ( I '~occmb (ou-t, S ( I Mocomb Counfy 'TRAILER- 4' x 8' with 3' ------ances. new bath & car- floor, fir8pIace, AC unit, eIectnc 881.5579. WHlTTERI H sides. Best oftIlJr. Tf&. GROSSE Pomte Park. pet, IMng room with natu- appIances and heat in- atp8f area- $650. Three bedroom flat. raJ ~_ & built in eluded. $550. 886-2261. GRAYTON- Lower. 5 room- one bedroom apartment, 8n4 nn tJnT\ ,...... ,.- 2 bedroOrrl$, rIIIiural fi~ $400 per month plus S&- KRLLY GARDEN • \.- •• _., ...... ,y •....",....r, booI«:ase$. No pets. One MACK. C8dleux. Nice 2 place, apJMiances. ga_ curity deposit Includes 7)L ~CT; Fl~ TS DUPlEX 9 MILE & KEllY p: .., H::I";:;".~ :.,::.r:.~ Associate Brok8f. Cold- year lease. $1,250. The ~ upper. CIo5e to rage, heat included, $450 heat and appliances. ~ ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS well Banker SChwertzer Prudential Grosse Pointe everythmgl $375 per a month. ll8O-O419. 2413. GROSSE PolnIe Park- 2 Real EstaIe. 886-4200. Real Estate Company. month includes heat. 1 _ _ • Heat Included • Alr ConddIoners bec*oom upper with 981> IIARYLANO near Jetter- _882_:.ooB_7_. year lease. 886-2965. 70, APTS 'l~TS DUPlf~ 702 APTS flATS DUPlfX • Newly Decora1ed arate utilities and parking. • SenlOl' CtUen DIscount son. Spacious 1 bed- atE bedroom apartment, KENSNn'ON 2 bedroom S C S I\~o:.:~t COL."'''' S ( S Mocomb County Available immedia1efy, room, hardwood 1Ioors, 1212 Maryland- $435. 1 A-":"- Iaun- $440.822-7665. updaIed kitchen, new &po year lease and secunty upper...... -...-. FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL HARPER Woods, 1 bed- pIIances, central alr. No deposit requlr8d. Newfy «y, porch, storage. $4251 881-6100 pelsl $475. plus deposit. decorated. 885-1839 monIh plus security ... ST. CLAIR TERRACE room apartmeIlt on Sour- 499-1344. 3164. 10 MILE & JEFFERSON nemouth. $435. 88&4428 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS THE 1fl or 884-0601. -THREE---bedroom---Duple--x,SP~ ~' EXCEPIIONAL 0upIex • Heallneluded PARK, Maryland off Jeffer. located in Windmill fun basement hardwood on Morass I18liV Mack, 2 • AIr CondIlIoners BLAKE PoInte subdrYision. 1 112 Iloors $625 large bedlOoms, extra 1fl son. spaciOIlS 5 mom centrai ... • Newly Oe<:orated IiY!ng room, dining plus utilities. bea1 on 1st kitchen ~ upper in four unit build- bath, per ~ floor, FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL ing. FlAy carpeted. No room, kitchen. all apph- AYaIIabIe mid September & laundry appliances. ances lncIuded, garage, 222-5870 $475 ptus security 882. pets! QliId COIlSideied. landscape serw::e, newly 1488. 881-6100 $S2S monIhIy includes 1)110: he8I. Security deposit. decorated. References. ""-ea--'--H--'"_1""1. 1IEDFQtU, 5 room upper, NORTH SHORE 882-Ql92, Ie8Ye manage $450 month. 822~113 or mage ouse central air, carpeted, 822-5651, after 6:00 P m. in Grosse Pointe, dishw8stIef, sto\Ie & re- ~ IN 11'1 Beaconsfield. recendy rivate setting, friyellilkli. Ideal for 1wo. reflo .... ed speciollS ~ BEACONSFIELD. 817, P No pets. $495 plus secu- tIat lMIiIIbIe ~ 181. south of Jefferson. Two completely rity. DRys: n1-7871. EY'8- ST. ClAIR SHORES Three bticiOOli" sIcMt, bedlOOlIlS, 1 bath, base- redecorated, central nings: 884-8694. igelab, naIuraI b ment access KiImen ap- aIr, Jacuzzi. Ideal for a SENIORS ONLY! place,I. central air and ~. Park .....-.-. Call QACSSE PoInte area one ga- t-...... "".'567 smgle person. block from bo8t launch. CONSIDERING A. MOVE TO ENHANCE rage perking. Rent $575 A.ND SIMPUFY YOUR lARGE DELUXE $425 per month. • ~. 881-8477 Two bedroom, eteen & pkJS utiIibeS. No pels, 3Ind 4144. quiet. Non- smokers pre- UFE?'! ONE AND TWO BEDROOM Non smokers Pi_tied. ~CK)"h GRANT MANOR AND cal331-3386 anytime. ferred. No pets. $475/ ~~ • GRANDMONT GARDENS month includes heat, • Your own private basement THREE bedroom duplex, .. SENIOR CITIZEN POINTE GARDENS washer & dryer. 824- APARTMENTS offer an afford- • Central air conditioning ~ Pointe v-.. HARPER WOODS 8668. able, maintenance free, mdepend- AV8iI8bIe October 181. • Carpons available ONE: AND TWO BEDROOM APTS ent hfestyle for senIors age 55 and Send repty to: Grosee ONE bedroom aparImeI Its, • Close to a newly renovated shopping Pointe News, Box M-60, ,Newly Decorated over who wish to retain theU' priva- hardwood ftoors, Alter cy yet hve among the\!' peers For center. 98 KercheYaI, Grosee • SenIOr Citizen DIsoount Roedl Jerfer90n towards those who Wish to gel Involved. Poli'IIe Farms, MI • Two Year Lease Available • In the heart of the boating and fine the river $325- $30 there are planned SOCial acllvilles restaurant area . LOVELY Two bticiocm on • Close to Shopping and Bus month mcluc:ling heat. and plenty of Ivallable space for gardenmg W~. PIC' II CUlly • Wen Maintained & Secure BUllchngs 222-2300 No one ever slJd movltlg or relocatIng was easy. buIll decoilled, "-1C8S In- FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT CALL E. 0U1B DRJ CedIeux can sbll feci like home If you choose the nglll place" A nice place to call home cluded, off street pertang, Speaous upper; 2 bed- From $585 no halt bib, $425 a 881-6100 rooms, IMng & dining STOP BY AND VISIT OUR MODELS TO monIh pkJS 88CUrily de- room Cerpemg, stoYe, SEE WHAT YOU'RE MISSING'I posit caI m.r.r!6 Iatl ig8I81Oi, garb8ge dls- GRANT MANOR .or GRA~'DMQNTGARD£SS Call Today TIn: st:1Io1OlCmuN "'AITM!N1'S ~ CTIl7»i ~1'S posal. natur8I Iireplac:e To see these excepoonal apartments NEFf. 2 bedroom lower Joc""'_t ""'..,t .... )/ I'lI'*9*-'" 'll'yll'llt""! front apertment C8rp0rt, BLAKE and b8Ioony. Heat ~ 17100 NiIt MIlt ltd.' F ~ MI 161S I Gr.dnml Ct • R-.,1It, MI Monday Fnday 95 • Saturday 10-3 storage, appliances ctuded $500 a month (313) 771.3374 (313) 776-7171 plus 98CUrIty 881-2819 AY8II8tlIe 0C:I0ber $625 ~ Aparrmenrs from $390 00 per man"" I 881.1884,88&&f21 After 5 pm 771-3124

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------II f-, OHICfS CO'l''''fR(.Al In St Oaw Shores office 100 TOWNHOUSfS CONOOS bath and nursery Large entrance foyer leading to 23x15 living room. 23x13 dining room, TWO Bedroom brrck fOR Rf"l building. Many 88MC8S '0" RfNT Ranch Excellent area, IflCIuded Terms ne;otia- 16x15 library, powder room, family room and separatefirst floor bedroom with complete near Outer Onve/ Prome- NEWLY Remodeled 2 bed- FISHER Rd 6 room SUIte bte 774-6552 bath All new kitchen, Florida room With built-in grill. Mud room and service lavatory room condo, St Oalr 1,650 ft - second floor. nade $425 Refer8llCeS FISHER RO. PrMrte office complete the main floor Finishedrecreation room with wet bar and lavatory are located in requlf8d 886-5021 Shores, $850 per month prrvate entrance- reo Includes he8tI WlIter, ceo- served perking- carpeted- 8V8IIebte In c:tlIrmlng 1 the lower level. SHOWNBYAPPOINTMENTONLY. 1550 Oldtown- 2 bedloom, trar air and appfIances krtchenette/ dining aree- story profusional bui1d- 350 1 112 bath, garage, ~ Immediate occupancy Ideal for professional of. ing equn feet. PIttdng Ip8C8 InCluded rated $495 882-4132 Call 468-4905 after 6 PM fices 228-1333 TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES. 884-6200 882-1389. 343-0380 •••••••••••••••••••••• iU;;

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800 HOUSES fOR SAlE 800 HOUSES fOR SAt! .01) HOUSES fO~ IAlE ~oo HOUIIS fOR IAt! ((I (ONDOI APII flJ\JI Ulh flORIDA PROPfRH oOb IAHE RIVER HOMfS H II tof) fOR SAlE 'PRIVATE party wants MOR08S & Morang area, home East of Cadl8lJx. sharp 3 bedroom Bunga- DETROIT'S BEST BUYS OPEN Sunday 1 to 4 By LAKE8HOAE VilIege. Just TWO bedroom condo 1 LAKE ST. CLAIR OLD 8 Mile area 20505 SIIR.E ASSUMPTION OWner 3 bedroom l' 1/2 listed. 23013 G8Iy Lane. bettI. Delray Beach. 294- Will pay cash. Any condi- low. land contract with TOWN HOME Ridgemont Hal tJlH tIOn Man Fletcher. 886- 10% down Power Br0- Large 3 bedroom brick eo;. blIth brick ranch, 2 natu- $62,500. DI8na BIftolotla, 6449 PrIce Redllced ... sell Woods Grosse POinte 6102. kers, 264-1100. ornal, 2 fuN baths, update ral fireplacee c:entral air ~ury 21 Kee, 751. -SO-Y-NT-ON--BEA-CH-. -Ad-ult 0 Sat & S 1 5 Schools.500 square fOOl 22 X 15 kltchen S6 000 ' '...... pen . un.,. 'BEAunFUL country 5 bed- HARPER Woods- 20295 to $400~. kitchen bullt- lne, carport.. VIlla, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Custom kitchen, private baJ- house needs demolitIOn , room home WIth large Damman. Spectacular 3 ~me '''''''"U''T Southlake SChools. AsIc- LAND contract termsl 1m- Extra large IMng room, conies, 3 bedroom, 2 112 or remodel. 6,400 approx. storage shed. CIo6e to bedroom bungalow, fam- 'MOAOSst HM AREA Ing $114,900. 22825 Gary peccably rnalntained con- dmmg room, kitchen. blIlhs, Jacuzzj, fireplaoes, imate square feet. small lawn, schools, Ily room, central air, Sharp Lane, St. Otdr Shotes. dominlum development in SCreened patio. Gatage 2 car garage. perfect $16,800 cash 884-7575 churches 9 Miles to thermo Windows, all the OIce 3 e: =~881-9034 Harper Woods. Walking $73,000. (313)822~ Vl8W 01 lake. LARGE comer lot 80 x 175 Caseville Beaches. 517- amenities. Sine Realty, Gar di8tanoe to Eaeaand. Cor- VERO BEACH, FLORI)A. LeUvtew aub on beautiful Park road. 269-9155. 884-7000 or Cindy Dan. ~~ Inag:; ner unit, carport, eeparate Speclous Condominium, Jefferson & 11 1/2 Mile Call for addltlOll8l Infor- CLlNTONI Lakeside Mall tell, 882,2207, agent. $3O's basllment and be8utlfu1 1900 sq ft Priced under St. Clair Shores mation. TAPPAN & AS- BRICK 2 FAMILY GREAT LOCATION on patio. Includ~ apph. $170,000. Offered by PNw IIgmnt. 77W383 area New model, C0lo- GROSSE POInte ParK En- SOCIATES, INC. 884- U"""'ed d ple'Xi Mack Avenue in Grosse ances. Immediate occu- Owners Excellent h. ~ tn nial, 2,600 sq. ft. Ga- ghsh Bungalow. 3 bed- 6200. ;088 UBoth ~ Pointe City. Over 1,200 pancy (OON 3). G. M. Two ~ ST. CLAIR RIver, 45 mln- rage, basement, fire- room, 1 1/2 bath, hard- Moor'tn9s 2 sq~e su~ n1.a222 room: utes WANT place, skylight. $165,000. wood floors, natural garages and bedrooms. feel for FI8ld Re8Ity. two baths, living from east side of 0. 825-&27 flreplace. Must seel Great opportunity. FHA! retail or profeSSIonal W()()D8NOQE EAST dining room, FlOrida trOlt. Private compound ADS VA terms bUilding. Priced at SpecIous brick Townhouse room, krtchen, laundry 18 Mile view 01 shIpS, ATTORNEY Owner looking foI' offer call In S....-be R Ity $120,000. ~ for ct. WIth attached 2 car ga. room, screened porch equals mINIOn dollar WiNi, 'will handle your Real Estate n1 Bamngton 822.2688. Earty Open Sunday, 1 to 5 II'IIr r 81 taJls Champion700& Beer, rage, large Idk:hen WIth Lovely view. Resident second to none. Conven- c10smg foI' $200. Also 775-4800 Inc.884-5 . eating space Includes all manager, tennIS, pool. I9ntly located to shop- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Wills, trusts, probate, and BY Owner Super clean HARPER Woods. Grosse appliances, 2 bedrooms, Please call 313-885-5705 pmg. Steel breakwall, 882..e900 : In _ room SUite, ~,den, newly redec:clIated condo. 4857. 9100. HOLIDAY 2540. Woods $235,000. 886- room, fireplace, Florida 5570 room. New furnace and ~~ro:o.~~: ~e:1_~.ntury 21 ------_ etectrical, garage. Must OPEN Sunday, 2- 4, 1!'29 TWO bedroom, 2 full baths. OWNER- 526 Notre Dame. see. $136,900. century severn Grosse Pointe R' . li 9'1e • ~ 3 bedroom 1 bath farm 21 Kee, 286-1813 W~' 'f1 112...... 3 IVI8r8 errace, ml ': ~. house near Village and ...-. wo UlIURt, and Jefferson. $80,000. ~~ lake, $109,000. 882-8053. ST. JOHN area. 3 bedroom ...bed-~.....OOi-r-lS,.2 car garage, Also for rent, $7751 brick, formal dining area, dining room, month 731-8335 ••••' 1366 BEACONSFIELD. formalin kitchen, family room,eat.2 ' _ hardwood flooring and . Grosse Pointe Park, 2 trim, natural fireplace, nalUraI fireplaces, central EASTLAND ROW CONDO h bedroom. 1 bath brick new kitchen, tile base- air, finished basement. H8rper Woods 4_ ranch. firep(ace, finished ment, newer furnace, a1u- $168.000. 885-8237. No aro.e PoInte Schools WIth laY, 2 car basement minum cIIId 1 1/2 car ga- brokers. 3 bedlOOlilS, 2 112 baths, _ garage, $76,900 B85- rage. Vacant. $39,500. EAST DetroIt 3 bedroom Ubasement, oentraJ air. 6944 Wilham C. Ghes- For appointment, Eve- qUI9re Broker Aanct1,1 1/2 bath, 2 car ~ 574- nings: 52&0896. garage, completely up- ry ~~:OO... dated home for only 0860. $61,000 all terms. Power Brokers, 264-1100. ',cll HOUSEl fOR SAl[

WONDERFUL FARMS WCATION REAL ESTATE INSPECTORS 29 ELM COURT Cui-lie-sac with lake View. Freshly palnted Mutschler kitchen. Uving room with fireplace, dining room with bay, family room, library, .. bedrooms, 2-t/2 baths, abundant 886-4770 :e,=Upon closet space, central air, security system, newer high energy • 198.30 Mack Aver'lue CompletIon effiCllflt furnace and water heater. 2 car attached garage Grosse POinte Woods, MI 48236 recently painted men or and new Iandscape. On a lovely lot and 1/2 By Appoinnnent Only Complete Home Inspections Inc. 885..1748 Our pre-purchase home Inspection may save you a lifetIme of problems and expense. Inspections performed by licensed builders 626 Briarcliff SEE PAGE IIC wrth over 20 years experience ImmedIate written report Call today for a free brochure Grosse Pointe Woods or to schedule Inspection Elegant 4 bedroom colonial . approximately PHONE 882.9142 2,900 square feet. Completely redecorated and newly landscaped. Marble foyer with 362 Ridgemont cIrcular staircase. Extra large family room with skylight, select wood floors. First floor PORTHE NEW Grosse Pointe library and laundry room. 2 full and 2 half s 179.900 OPEN SUNDAY 1'00 - 4:00 baths. Finished basement. Charming Cape Cod featunng marble fireplace, new oak 886-7311 ... kitchen WIth all appliances, famlty roomt 3 bedrooms, 2 " full baths. finished basement with wet bar, 2 car vinyl '. Sided garage, t year old In ground pool Many updates REAL ESTATE :: Home warranty mcluded ~: Century 21 Champion " RaI h Va eI. 296-7000

BEST BUY IN THE FARMS RESOURCE PAGE. RELOCATED OWNER HAS REDUCED AN ALREADY DESIRABLE PRICE BY COST OF COMMISSION FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal HOME LISTINGS In the heart of the Farms One blOCkfrom the lake off Country Club Dnve 16 l( 24 foot family room With fireplace Finished basement, wet bar central atf, two and one half car garage ProfeSSlonallandscaptng, alarm system $133000 Three bedroom, one one half bath, dinning Everything YOIJ'vewanted In a home and more and BY IONES! room, family room (founh bedroom), large kitchen, 197 LAKEVIEW fimshed basement, deck. Low maintenance, central 885.0698 IIIr. Double fireplace. 881-0301

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12C August 29, 1991' Grosse Pointe Newlt Directory of Services .' QOl BASIMINT • 900 AIR CONDITIONING 911 BRKK BlOCK \'lORK WAHRPROOflNG Y 12 BUIlDING RE/IIOOHING 911 BUILDING REMODELING '.11 CARPINIRr "II UILING IHPAIR, 91 b CIMINT WOR~ MACK AQUA-8TOP, INC. J.W. KLEINER BARKER AOOITIONS, kitchen and CARPENTRy. Rough & fin- PLASTEJING. Free Est!- AVENUE 8asefMnts Repaired MASON CONTRACTOR CONTRACTORS ISh doors CAPIZZO CONST. ModemlzatlOn.AIteratlOns bathroom remodeling, ' , windows. All mates, 25 year's expen- OUAUTYWORK APPLIANCE No Outside Dl99lng SERVING THE POINTES custom carpentry, all types porches and decks. ence. All work guaran- ALL TYPES OF Has several window lllr con- Lifetime Warranty FOR 30 YEARS -Addltlons.Famlly Rooms types of home IInprove. SIding and trim work. teed Grosse Pomte CEMENT, BRICK AND drtJoners available now Free Estimates Bnck, Block & Stone work. -Kltchens.RecreatlOn ments and repairs York. Counter tops and references. All types wet 778-6363 and all types of r8p8lrs. BLOCK WORK Gom9 fastll JAME~:':"KER shire Bldg. and Renova. cabll'letry. n5-1303. plaster and drywall Lou 8nck & Flagstone Patios Garages raised and set First come- first serve JAMES M. 886-5044 _tlOO__ 88_1_-3386 COUNTER tops & finished Blackwell. 77&8687. Repel,. IIIso & Walks, Porches, Chim- down on new ratwaJl and KLEINER neys, Tuck,Polntl ng, CORNERSTONE EASTVIEW carpentry. High quality. PLASTEIING and drywall ftooI' WMproofing • 885-3447 Patching. LICENSED & INSURED BASEMENT CONST. CO. AALLUcoMA'~~' priced. PLNetlSqulf8S.757-on2. Violations Corrected WATERPROOFING ~~~=. TONY 885-0612 901 ALUMINUM SIDING Specl8llzlng In Small Jobs Kt hen Cust Deslg "'nvu\AoOl~ ------ASTERING, Drywall, Walls SlralQhtened I c 50 om n Awnings- SidIngs Taping & Spray Textur. Free Estimates Ucenaed JAMES M. And Braced Or Replaced LEONARD'S WI~~tS CombtnatlOOStorms Ing. New & Repair. Free 10 YEAR GUARANTEE 882-0717 KLEINER Com merCIal Remod erIng Screens-Doors-RoofngSeamless Gutters K. CARPET Cleaning Com- EstJmate8. 25 years ex. SIDING LICENSED & INSURED MASON rework, luck potnt- CONCRETE • MASONRY IntenorlExterior ,..~ ~~, penence. Jim Upton T73- Flagstone, Brick & Slate Aluminum and vinyl SIding QualIty wotk with pride lng, steps, chimneys, AddltlOOS B.F. Goodrich VlnyiA pany. -- _lsts. 4316 or 524-9214 Complete custom tnm, small cement jObs In- Products 882.ooas PallOS& Walks 885-2097 Custom and Quality Always ------Call end Inquire Ibout our Driveways, Garage Floors soffit areas, gutters and s ured, expe rle nced LICENSED AND INSURED 17301 MACK AVE. NEAR EXPERT CARPET FAX MACHINE. When MAlI Cement & Restora- & replacement Windows ll- Seaver's, 882-0000. JIM CADIEUX Porches Chimneys censed and Insured Free tion OutSide method, LAETHEM DETROIT, MI 48224 CLEANING. INC. time Is shcM1 end our """ Tuck-polnting, Patching 882-9310 Truck Mount ho-. .-...... estlmates epoxy crack InJection, ANDY'S MASONRY AND ExInIction .. LICENSED INSURED FAX 884-5416. wall repair 10 year guar- CHIMNEY REPAIR 881-1060 527-5616 RealdentllllCommen:IIJ U;~ ;;'d; QualIty work with pt1dI : antee Mike, 954-9640. GORSKI 26 Years Exp. L1C.& DAVE TEOUS 779-0411 bllflng 8Ild category ALUMINUMI vinyl Siding, All masonry, bnck, water. REMODELING, INC. Insured. Family Owned-Operated Intormetion. 885-2097 seamless gutters! down- THOMAS KLEINER proofing repairs Special- Kitchens, baths, ceramIC SEE SHOWROOM HI PRO STEAM R.L. STREMERSCK spouts,rep!acementWln- BASEMENT IZing In tuck1Xltntlng and lIle, Windows & SIding, hot CARPET CLEANING steam rooms, GROSSE POtNTE NEWS CEMENT OONTRACTOR : dr:HisI doors, storm Win- WATERPROOFING small jObs lJcensed, In- tubs, new ~nt ' dows/ doors. Ron sured Reasonable. Free cab t 0 f c Any 2 rooms and a half. 882-8900 • DIggIng Method me s r re a mg, AMERICANA $34 So Driveways Vercruysse Company, • Peastone Backfill estimates 881-0505, 882- painting, wallpaper, ahera- .95. fa cleaned SUPERIOR n4-3542 lIonS and more. KITCHENS" BATHS $24.95 Euro-dean PatIOS • Spotless Cleanup 3006. PLASTERING " PAINTING LICENSED INSURED 371.9135 Bnck work • • Walls Straightened MASONRY, all types Porch Plaster and dIyNalI repairs, 903 APPLIANCI SERVICE 771-8788 • New CabInets and NU Appearance Cleaning Basement waterproofing- & Braced or Replaced repairs Superb work at a custom painting, taping & S.C.S. RttitIClrlQ S8Mce. Carpet, uphol- refiniShing. Reasonable Steps .. • Bock and Concrete Work very reasonable pncel Tuck.PoInting ~ • 10 Year Guarantee J & F CONTRACTORS. • Exclusive CabInet Doors stlH)', dry foam. CIeens- prlC8S. Grosse POinteref. CALL GEORGE Garret Denms Construc- jOb too small .. Licensed & Insured Se • Custom Carpentry Brightens- Restores Tex. erences. Insured. No NUrrO tion. 824-7662 rvlng Grosse POinte35 • CeramIC Tile SpecialISts Free Estimates ~ A1 WORK years. General roofing Grosse Pointe references. _tu_r'El_._B84.(J5__ 15_. _ Tom McClIbe APPLIANCE BRICK WORK. Tuck-point. 8IS-t991. SPECIALIZING IN ~ 29&-3882 ing Small jObs. Reason- and home repatrs, eaves- For expert WOfkmanstllp UVlNG room! hallway $19, DRIVEWAYS AND:: • Washef - Ofyer Service able 886-5565 troughs, ~,~ at afloradable prICeS call additional rooms $10. PlASTERING and drywall sonry tuckpointlng, chlm- licensed owner Couch $25 IoYeseat repaIrs. Texturing and BASEMENT ~ • Vacuum ServICe and R L JAMES M. nays, porches 331-2057 DAVE '885-5774. chairs $15. Jim, ~ stucco. Insured. Pete Tar- WATERPROOFIN~ ~ . . omine. 4$2967. KLEINER WANT CARPENTRY. Porches, 2796. UCENSED ~ • Used StoYes-Aefngera STREMERSCH CONCRETE " MASONRY ADS Doors, Windows, Decks. ------CHI- PIasIering and drymdl 884-7139 ~ WE SELL REBUILT repair and installation. Ragstone, Bnck & Slate Finish & Rough Carpen- q 16 CARPfT ,NITAllAliON WASHERS Porches & Chimneys WEDNESDAY, 8-5 try Rep8Jrs & Small Sabstaetion guaranteed! SEAVER'S home maint. nance, small concreti AND DRYERS BASEMENT Tuck-poinllng, Patching THURSDAY, Jobs. Free Estimates. CARPET installa1Jon and _88__1-3_1_35 _ 8-6 joOs, repairS, brick worI{; WATERPROOFING LICENSED INSURED FRIDAY, 8-5 _885-4609__ . _ repair service, no job too ,... ., 445-0776 WaHs Repaired Quality wort with pride porches, chimneys. 882. small, call 945-1067. "The 0000. - ALL WEATHER SlrBIQhtenecl MONDAY, 8-6 T~:II~~ =t Replaced 885-2097 REFRIGERATION GROSSE POINTE NEWS Superb Craftsmanship' PROFESSIONAL Carpet CLYDE'S CONCRETE : ALLWORK BRICK block, stone, porch Wall Doctor" REPAIRED "INSTALLED 882-6900 Call Top Drawer Wood- InstaIIatJon& Repair, 17 CONSTRUCTION ' GUARANTEED and chimney repair. 38 Concrete Work, all types.' : Commerc:iIII R.alelentiel working. 871--6630. years experience. 527. LICENSED years experience. Ask for ------Concrete & Brick sealing. : ALL MAKES " MODELS 3463. "'(ouwbelln"in"!IeIT Russ. 521~. RUSSELL Home Im~ ADDITIONS. remodeling- Joint & crack repair. Tuck ' CALL MIKE 882-0747 ------ments. New roofs, repalr, 'JisMhall'llSl 884-7139 Aesidential, Commercial pointing : CHAS. F. JEFFREY new gutters, repair and 91/ CEiliNG REPAIRS by tInE!, Drywall, carpentry rougtV Bnck, Flagstone Walks & cleaning. Tuckpointlng. Il's bn1lnaw NO JOB TO SMALL ' Free PARQUETTE'S LABOR DAY Patios Chimneys, porches and finISh, Sheds, garages. CODE VIOlations Repaired. 10 cd the beslr Estimates Licensed, references. Interior/ Extenor. Free 331-9188 Washer & Dryer The Gtoeee Pointe News Porches Rebuilt walkways. Free esti- Plaster Repair will be cIoaed MondIIy. Pre-Cast Steps mates. call Russ, 88& 884-7426. inspection check can Painting • Drywall VITO Cement Contractor.: Repair service september 2nd. 1991. Tuck-Polnting 7093. save you time and Call PloW (or lJ1l appoinbMnt Porches, driveways pa-: SpecialiZIng tn Whtrlpool, GROSSE POINTE NEWS cement Work ------money. Insured, experl- tTos & steps. Free esQ-' enced, references. 882-7754 mates. 527-8935. : Kenmore & General Electne: Basement Wat8fPrOOfing Q', BUlcDING RIMODHING I • FREE E5nMATES • 882-6900 Seaver Home Mainte- II Eml_ IIC,.fttullII', MAlI Cement & Restora-: Hot~nte nance. 882-0000 LET Licensed l...rec:I TX S Associates $1... t977 lion. Concrete, water.' ReSIdential Design and PROMPT SERVICE OUR 882-1800 ,.-~- ... - ... proofing, rnasonary reo' Construction. Addltfons. q 12 BUILDING REMODEliNG Y 12 BUILDING REMODELING n4-7054 GUIDE Renovation. Decks ~ potnting. Mi~ TO ...--R.-R...... ~ ~_ .• Free Eshm atas 'L GOOD Call 331-0066 DAVID PAPPAS GRAZIO CONSTRUCTION r LET SERVICE CODDENS :IlmD!l BROWN CONSTRUCTION Cement drive, floors, patios.~ BE CO. Old garages raised and re- FAAfIL Y BUSINESS BUILDING CO. GEORGE YOUR HOME Kilchens, BaIhs, Additions, newed. "Since 1924" Reside ntlaltCommerclal New garage doors and reo GUIDE IMPROVEMENTS Donners,lnsulalion, DOlT • Porches, Chimneys KITCHENS. BATHS framing. TO Carpentry Kitchens. Replil:ement Windows, New garages buJIt Major Appliance • Bockwalks, Pabos WINDOW SCAPING Rec Room Basement, GETTING An,cs For All Your Roofing and Sking. Family operated since 1962 • VIOlations Repaired ADDITIONS & DECKS Remodeling Needs Repair GOOD COmmerdalJResldentia! licensed and Insured • Mortar Color Matching Professional DeSign 885-1762 SERVICE. CAll 88504867 Ucensed and Insured 774-3020 772.1771 AvaIlable USE -No Job to Small" FREE ESTIMATES THOMAS KLEINER DOC'S 882.3463 774-0164 MASON CONTRACTOR THE BRICK, CONCRETE _ CLASSIFIED 886.5565 BasBment Waterprcclfing :., APPLIANCE eKitChen Connection SERVICE WANT Porches, ChImneys, TucI!: New cabinet, Sales & Installation FISt, Courteous ADS pointing, drNeways, Pa- 91, BUILOI~ RfMOOHlNG cabinet Refaclng Available P,ufaaal0i18l5ervlce. tios, Walks, Steps, new • t.Aer~lal • Cua1Dm Made Cabmel8 Work & RepairS, Glass • Brookhaven _..!!'J~TP' CuS$Om Formica Work Il~~~. g ~I b."icI\, Stone & T• • Kra!lmald .... _- .CORIAN PatIos. ~RLITO Nail it down with • MANY GROSse POINTE REFERENCES • • ~~ LICENSED, INSURED Free garbage diSposal WIth latchen p

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'I 'I CHIMNlY ClIANING 911 ORAP{RIES 91. lANDSCAPERS ~1 J LANDSCAPIR\ Q 30 H£C1RICAl S£RVICI 943 LANDSCAP£~S GARDENERS GARDE~ERS GARO£NERI 910 HAUliNG R.R. COODEN8- Chimneys CUSTOM Made slipcovers LAWN ...... ~ cut edge TREE TRIMMING and TREES, shrubs, hedges ERNIE'S Home Mainte- cleaned- Screens In- and drapenes Guaran- COLVILLE ...... ~...... ,' branch removal, FREE nance We do work In- MOVING-HAULING SIaJled. Chimneys rebulltl teed workmanship, Ex- and trim, bushes estmates Call 882-7196 and stumps removed ELECTRIC CO. Free EstJmates, Insured, side and outside. Paint- DEPENDABLE repaired. 886-5565. perlence delivery. Grandfather WADE'S Reasonable rates, quality the best time of the year to seed all cIocl44. (keIEIp ad), ELECiRiC 881.8842 (At Rear) 4429. Licensed ancIlnsured Grosse POinte Park GFIOSSE POINTE NEWS COMPAN'{, Free Estimates 331.3520 882-6900 LAWN Service. Expert. enced U of M Student. 885-3024 INC. Mark, ~7865. Pllorget landscaping Co. 9~9 JANITORIAL "RYICE 'i; - CONSTRUU'O"; SERY'CE CommertcaV LAWN cutting, gardenrng, sodding, landscape re- G & T Janilonal SeMce. SUTTON Construction: Industrial CommerCial, residential movals & Installation. Cypress Landscaping I 20 years of Professiona/5ervice to the Pointes commercial, residential, ReSidential cleaning, FREE ESTI- kJk:hens, additions, rec Quality 'M)f1<: at reas0n------(E.D.P.)------• Award Winning landscape designs MATESI m-oa17 rooms, donners, Jim, 24 Hour Fast Service able pnces. n5-1733, Experienced Dedicated Professionals Joe. Bryson, Tim. 884-2942, I Quality trees and landscape materials OmCES ,.882-2436,881-7202 m-3590 Jft Sptdl.diu I,,: • Personal service to every detail PROFESSIONALLY Total Lawn and Garden Maintenance CLEANED , • CE\'E .. T ,",ORK 91! CEMENT WORK n.. EILIE RueonebIe ..... Spring and Fail Clean-ups 823.6662 Ref8letlCft AYIIiIIIDIe UIllICIPIIII Fertilizing LARRY 776-4570 ShrubTrimrning ~R~IO Snow Removal QS; 'IIUSIC IIIISTRUMENT RfPAIR eONSGfRuecrIoN, IN€. Fall Clean-Ups Power Raking Weekly Lawn Service Reconditioning Flower Beds COMPLETE plano seMCe' RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL Tree and Shrub Trimming Gutter Cleaning Tunrng, rebul6dlng, refin- DRIVEWAYS. FLOORS. PORCHES Tree and Shrub Plantings Ishing. Member Plano GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED uzll: TechnICIanS Guild, 51g1S- NEW GARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING For A Free Estimilte mund 80ssner 731-7707. GLASS BLOCKS .-nll Kevin Kumb 885-1212. MJtthew bni 882-6719 PIANO sennces- Tunrng NEW GARAGES BUILT and rep8Il' 12 year's ex- LICENSED & INSURED penence Flexible hours. Reasonable rates 881- 774-3020 8276,

9; ~ ~c'J').p~c-:: .... Q23 (O"lSTPUCT 0 .. SEPV ([ \EQV'(! WHITEY'S • WaIlpapenng DIPAOLA & REIF CONSTRUCTION, INC. • Intanor P8Intmg (Formerly With Tesolm Brothers) • Reasonable PrIces • Good Woo SPECIALIZING IN ALL RESIDENTIAL • CaA-No Job Too Small CONCRETE APPLICATIONS n8-4792 HAND TROWEL BOWMAN Painting Inc In- Footings, Garage Ralslngs, Porches J.-s tenorlExtenor Free ~ mates Toll free 1~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFINGS 794-5506 Llcensecl & Insured LalldscaJJe [Jesigll & PAINTING. Intenor and ex- MARTIN REIF GARY DIPAOLA C-'Oll,filrllctioll 824-fJ852 tenor FREE estimates, 77504268 772.0033 reasonatMe rates, senior discounts Cafl 882.7196

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. qs~ PAINTING DI(ORATING 954 'A1NTlNG/ DECOU T1NG 954 PAINTING DECORAfiNG 954 PAINTING OI(ORATING 957 PlUMBING HIAfiNG 960 ROOfiNG IERVIC! 960 ROOFING SERVICE q~O WINDOW REPAIRS GROSSE POINTE INTERIORS WASH AWAY PAINTING- Intenorl Exterior DIRECT BY DON & LYNN Pressure Cleaning specialists. Repair work C.E.G. Roofing TOTAL ROOFING WINDOWS, shutters and PAINTING • Husband-Wife Team • Clean Before Painting guaranteed References PLUMBING and Rep.lrs SIDING SERVICES storms Repaired, re- All work glJaranteed 20 • Wallpapenng • PatiOS/Cement placed or reglazed call Free estimates Insured & Flat Roofs Residential/CommercIal years expenence. Free • Pamtlng • Decks John n1.1412 Enk 372.7138 estimates 757.7232.. 8852633 DRAIN Gutters Shingles, Single Ply ------• Fenclngs Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs Carpentry Repairs, Ice Backup WOOD PAlNTlNGI Intenorl exte- • SIde Walks 956 PEST CONTROL 521-0726 LEAKY & DRAFTY REFINISHING nor Paper hanging PIss- • AJumlumlAWlngs • Free Estimates Siding VINYL AND ALUMINUM BASEMENT WINDOWS? STRIP STAIN VARNISH ter repair All work guar- • Free Estimates WILD UFE REMOVAL • Full Product Warranty REE E TIM YES SIDING F S A Seamless Guttersrrnm SEMIT1 PROBLEMS? Duplicate EXisting finish or antBed Free estimates • Free samples SAFE FlUE • SenIOr Discount 757-7232 TAKE A LOOK AT OUR Colors to MatCh Thorn,881.7210 JonI674-9673 n9-5235 CHIMNEY SERVICE • References R~acementVVlndows AERO ROOF1NG CO. Doors Krtchen cabmets, staircase JOHN'S PAINTING WANT 882-5169 • All Work Guaranteed GLASS BLOCK EXPERT ROOF REPAIRS Storm WlndowsJOoors handrails, Vanltl9S, panel- Intenor-Extenor. SpecialiZIng ADS WINDOWS q51 PLUMBING HEATING MICHAEL HAGGERTY Shingles, Slate, Tile, LICENSeD INSURED lng, doors, tnm and mold- In repairing damaged Call In FOR FREE ESTIMATES PLBG LIC. 82-16432 Roofs, Gutter Work RON VERCRUYSSE L Ingssed Insured plaster, drywall and Early PLUMBING All Work Guaranteed COMPANY 881.2123 BOB DUBE Licensed & Insured n4-3542 R':;rences Free Estimates cracks, peelIng paint, Win- WEDNESDAY, 8-5 REPAIRS JOHN J. GELLE PRESTIGE PAINTING CO dow puttying and caulk. PLUMBING and HEATING 371-6572 355-4320 ROOFING RepaIrs, rashln- Mason 38 ~rs DAVID ROLEWICZ lng, wallpapenng Also, THURSOA Y, 8-6 & LlC9nsed-Master Plumber Expeflence SEWER CLEANING LEONARD'S g1lng, chimney screens, 296-2249 n8-5025 paint old aluminum sid. FRIDA Y, 8-5 SEWER CLEANING ------Ing All work and matenal SPRINKLER REPAlR, basement leaks, plaster Reasonable Rates For All ROOFING repairs. Handyman work. QUALITY guaranteed Reasonable MONDA Y, 8-6 ETC 98 J WINDOW WASHING PAINTING SERVICE Grosse POInte references GROSSE POINTE NEWS Mike Potter - Licensed Shingles, flat roofs, com- Insured seaver's, 882. 882,1558 Grosse POInte Woods plete tear-offs, bUilt-up 0000 INTERIOR- EXTERIOR Free estllnates 882-6900 886-3897 25 years of 882-5038 -- _ roofing, gutters and all ------_ WHY PAY MORE'2 COMPLETE lunds of repairs Fall specials, senlOl"S ~ professional experience ------_ Maitlyn Mechanical, Inc. 965 SEWING MACHINE Michael's Painting Work guaranteed. estI- In your neighborhood. BRIAN'S PAINTING & PLUMBING • Full SElI'vice Plumbing & Free 5ERVIC( 51 ngle parent dlSCOtJ!'It mates. I.Icensed and In- Carpets cleaned, decRp All repairs before painting ProfesSK>nal painting, lOt&- SERVICE Heating Wood Refinishing sured. of the TUNE-UP Special In your nor and extenor Special. MARTIN VERTREGT • Grosse POInte & Member sealed. 10 years e~ MATT FLETCHER Owned home Cleaned, OIl, ad- 4451 Bucldng"-m IZlng In all types of paint. CUSTOM PAINnNG Licensed Master Plumber Operated Better BusIness Bureau. ence Call 24 hours 58Iit- Just t9nSlOl'l, $9 95 All 9868 ... , ,.. C Ik ng ndow WOOD STAINING Grosse POinte Woods • LJcensed & Insured 884-5416 makes, all ages 885- 88H102 ~~Ing ~ '~e~;epalr AND REFINISHING 875-8017 ::: PAINTING Intenor/ exterIOr All WOI'k guaranteed For INSURED 886-2521 ALL PRO ROOFING 7437. FAMOUS Ma'"tenan~ serving Grosse POI"", Two College students, 10 Free Estimates and MICHAEL A. MEDA New WOI'k, repairs, renova- PLUMBING- MBjOr or minor ProfElSSlOOal roofs, gutters, since 1943 Llce~ years expenence, free es- reasonable rates, call 885-3230 tlons, water heaters, repairs, references, low SIding. New and repaired. 973 TIlE WORK bonded and Insured ~ tlmates 468-2939 872-2046. PAINT DABBERS lationssewer cleaning,All workcodeguaran-VIO- -- rates Paul, 756-0197. _ Reasonable, reliable, 16 years expenence. TILEWORKS dow and gutter cleanlrl!t EXPERIENCED painter, In- INTERIOR and Extenor 5efVing all POinte areas 16 UCENSED & INSURED carpet and wall washl~. tenorl extenor Handy- painting Stain or varnish, years expenence All CeramiC, Marble, Slate, 884-4300 "' L.~~~ALKER P1um~ng John WII6ama Pavers, Quarry, Vmyl .. man, some plumbing, plastenng and caullung paints & stains Intenor/ FRANK R. Aepatrs 10 years expen- P & M Window and ~ some electnc 365-0107 All jObs welcomed Free extenor PatnV wallpaper Drain cleamng, all re- WEIR 776-5167 pairs Quality work, ence References LI- Cleaning (Former:!Y JOHN'S PAINTING estimates Insured. call removal & installation reasonable rates Free censedJ Insured 527. Grosse POinte Firem8ll Ernie's Home Malte- senIOr CItIZens dlSCOtJnts. We spectaJlZe In Cleaning & nance 293-4250. Free estimates Ke!lh 759- estimates 790-7116, Pa- 6912 Ad) Excellent care (tlr power washing aluminum' 3279, Gary 886-7982 gel" 430-3321. PLUMBING, HEATING GENTILE CERAMtC tile- r9Sldentiai your home Free esil- JObs and repairs. 15 mates. References. SIding Also repamtlng old ProMf~ PAINTING, wallpaper, wall- EMIL THE ~!- aluminum SIding All work SEWER AND DRAINS ROOFING years ellpenence n6- 2984 • and matenaJs guaranteed Painting & Wallpapering washing. Senior Dls- PLUMBER BOILER SPECIALISTS SINCE 1940 4097; n6-7113. Andy. A.()K WINDOW Grosse Pointe references Intenorl Extenor Includes counts Jan, 884-8757 SPECIALIZING IN RIONERO Custom Tile CLEANERS. FREE EstImates. repalnng damaged pIas- Glenda,293-0166 • Kitchens SPRINKLER REPAIRS • Re-Rooling &Tear-offs marble Quality crafts: Service on Storms and. CaIIanyttme: tEll', cracks, peeling paint, BETTER Home Decorating- • Bathrooms • laundry room and • Rat Roof Decks manshlp. 10% off Instal. Hou=nlng 882-5038 Window glaZIng, caUlking, plaster repair, painting 885.7711 • Hot Tar & VIOlations latJon 566-0997 Free Estimates WAUPAPERING palnbng aluminium SIding 18 year's experience Rubber Systems AND PAINTING Top Quality matenal Paul 773-3799. • Old and new work PAUL'S Tile company Ce- n5-1690 Free Estimates • Certified Application SPECIAUSTS :x~:m~'ros: MI.KE'S PAINTING Bill, Master Plumber 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS of Flat Roof Systems ramie, mosaic, marble, GEORGE OLMIN Affordable Painting and POInte references call Intenorl exterior. SpeclallZ- (Son of EmiQ • Expert Repairs ~', =326~rs. 822- WINDOW CLEANING Since 1925 Wallpapenng, 20 years Mike anytime. Ing plastenng and drywall 882-0029 ------SERVICE Free EstImates repairs and cracks, peel- Keith DanI8lson • Small Jobs LICENSED -INSURED WANT 35 YEARS IN THE 777-8081. Ing pamt Window glaZing ALL WEATHER ----Licensed Master Plumber_ 3-R Company GUARANTEED ADS POINTES HEATING & COOUNG PLUMBING- An repairs, n6-3424 Dan BRUSH STROKE . caulking Also paint old Can In n8-7940 aluminum SIding Wood BOIlERS large or smaN. licensed. PROFESSIONAL Painting THE COMPLETE stamlng and refinishIng BOILER PIPING FREE estimates, senior 774-9651 Early K-WINDOW & DecoraIJng Paperhan- PAINllNG SERVICE Grosse POinte references HOT WATER TANKS discounts. 882.7196. CLEANING " gers- Wood finIShers 60 FREE ESTIMATES FREE ESTIMATES REPAIRED & INSTALLED LEAKS repaired, faucets COMPANY years In busrness You 822-3322 INSURED LICENSED Will benefit from the low CALL MIKE 882-0747 rebuilt or replaced, water GROSSE POINTE NEWS Storms, screens, gutte~ EXTERIOR painting, excel- 7.76-3628 rates we WIll quote for TONY pressure p1ob1ems. De- 882-6900 aluminum cleaned. lor ------sured. Free estimates ~ any Intenor or extenor lent pnces Height no MILAN'S PAINTING The Master Plumber pendabIe. 372-7138, Erik problem' Garage and Interior-Exterior custom S9MCe you need. (Son of Emil) 977 WALL WASHING 882-0688 ~ 294-6366 Window glazing. Ron Aluminum SIding Painting No jOb too small, new and 960 ROOFING SERVICE EXPERT a.EANING : Trombley, 1-313-954- Patching, Plestertng repairs, VIOlatIOns. P & M WI1'ldow and Wall 9369, Bdl Donlop, 824- Stucco, Wallpeper Cleaning. (Formerly OF • 293-3181 WINDOWS & GUTTERS ~ FlAT Roof Problems? New COMPLETE Grosse Pointe Fireman 2623 Window GI8zing-Caulldng I Will Beat Your L...owest- rubber roofs Installed on ROOFING i Ad) Excellent care for Free Estimates Pnce ~ DI$COUNT flat roofs. Stops all leaks. SERVICE your home Free estl- Reasonable Price $ $ FRANK HAYDEN ~. Guaranteed 552~116. RESIDENTIAL FOREST PAINTING References, Good Woli( PLUMBING mates- References 821- 755-0281. ~ 759-5099 • For All Your COMMERCIAl, 2984 & CONST CO D.BARR ;.. Plumbing Needs TEAR-OFF K-MAINTENANCE CO. • CarpentJy. Rough Finish GEORGE'S Patntlng Inte- CLEANING SERVICES ~ • Sewers & Drains • Remodeling Kitchens R&J RESHINGLE Wall Washing, floor cleamng nor/ Exterior Wall paper- 00 SECOND GENERAnON ~: QUALITY AT "10 EX I AA COST Cleaned - 140 Rec Rooms Basements Ing, patching! plastenng, ROOFING CERTIFIED and waxing. Free estI- WINDOW AND GUTTER ~. • PaJnbng IntefioriExtenor WIndow putty, caullung WHY PAY MORE??I! APPLICATIONS OF mates. Franks Wallpaper • Any Plastenng Repalfs CLEANING ~ Senior CitIZen dISCOUnt. 7 DAYS 24 hours CON'nACTORS MODIFIED, SINGLE 882-0688 DALE 9n~t: Removing licensed and Insured George, 365-5929. 839-9704 • Shingle Roofs PLY, • FLAT ROOFING Since 1940 • Flat Decks 882-2118 • Expert RepaIrs SYSTEMS StateWide Service q5~ PAINTING DECORATING 954 PAINTING DECORATING Third Generation of • Senior Discounts VENTS GUTIERS Founder • Licensed and STEVE'S PAINTING REPAIRS 451-1444 ~ Insured LICENSED INSURED INTERIORlEXTERIOR ~"INTING 773-0125 Spectahzmg plastering I 886-0520 EXTERIOR INTERIOR and drywall repairs and INTERIOR cracks, peelmg pamt. EXTERIOR 957 PLUMBING H(ATING PAINTING Window glazmg-caulk- 957 P,Urt,BING HEATING 3QYEARS ~ 26 YEARS Ing. Also paint old alumt PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Painting . interior-ex num SIding Wood stam tenor, paperhanging E. L. CALCATERRA INC. Call for free 109 and refm Ishmg 885.3594 SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1991 estimate and repairs Free Crosse Pomte references. Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder estimates cheerfu lIy FREE ESTIMATES CALL NICK FOR Plumbing. Heating. Cooling given Licensed and 893-6855 FREE ESTIMATES THE GROSSE POINTE 885.4867 Insured Residential. Commercial • Industrial Wallpapering Serving Grosse Pointe Area Since 1958 P1ast_fDrywall 882.9234 Andrew Emil calcaterra NEWS WILL BE CLOSED finest InteriorPainting Mech8n1c.1EngIneer Ibst.r Plumber MARCO PAINTERS INC. ~ 24 Hour Answenng ServICe Painting & Decorating To avoid missing the Custom Interior/Exterior Cliarfes ''Cliip'' gibson 775-6050 Meticulous Preparation deadline at noon on EST 1975 • INSURED. G PResident Painting anti'Duorating 960 ROOFING SERVICE QI.O ROOFING SERV'CE BEAUTIFYING THE PO/NTES FOR 16 YEARS Mich. Lie. No. 0767521Fully Insured Tuesday we suggest Prompt Dependable Neat 884-5764 or 777.2216 J & J ROOFING classified ads be 939.7955 • 881.3970 Serving the "Pointes" For Over 10 Years lICensed and Insured lie #076015 placed by 5:00p.m. 10 Yell' WorIPM Rubber System • Smpplng . Caull

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