Students, churches brown-bag it for the homeless By John MInnis me," Cheri' said, "it's good to tel' on bread shces and his stu- theran Social Services through are brought back to the center all they have m the world." Assistant Editor gIVe the world something dents gobbed on copious the Hospitality Interfaith Min- near Mack and Moross, given a At 6 a.m., the homeless North sophomore Chad Cheri' back" amounts jelly in an assembly- istries - the group that set up warm meal, a cold snack in the guests are given a breakfast could have been having fun Tom Teetaert said the Cal- lme process. "It's good to give the rotatIOn program where evenmg and a warm, dry mat- and a brown-bag lunch to take with friends. So could hIS class. vary Center needed help, and back, rather than just take." churches housed homeless pe0- tress and sheets on which to WIth them. They are then mates Pat Cunningham and North activItIes director Karen Since Nov. 24, Calvary Cen- ple for a week. sleep transported back downtown, Scott Holcomb and jUnIor Todd Clem sent a list around for vol- ter has been housing and feed. Nancy Manser of Lutheran The women have theIr own where they will be picked up Teet8:ert and his dad, assistant unteers to Sign up. North stu. mg 60 of Detroit's homeless prmclpal Tom Teetaert Social Services in Michigan room which they share and again in the evening. dents came to the rescue and every day, seven days a week. said the Calvary program is where they can leave their The homeless must register Instead, the North students committed themselves to bag. Volunteers, such as the North designed to accommodate the bags of posseSSIOnsand cloth. and be screened at the Inter- and admmistrator were bag- gmg lunches for the homeless students and their peers at homeless that the rotation pro- mg. The men bunk on mat- faith Drop-In Center on Cass to gmg lunches for the homeless for two weeks. Harper Woods High School and gram is unable to handle. tresses spread out on the floor be ehglble for the Calvary pro- last week at the Calvary Cen- "It's nIce for them to give area churches, have been lend- Every afternoon, Calvary of the large semor center at gram ter at Gateshead and Mack in back to those less fortunate," ing a hand. nearby DetrOit sends a bus and van down to Calvary. said the assistant principal as The homeless program at the Cass CorrIdor and picks up "For all the world's glVen "It's really sad," saId one vol- he deftly smeared peanut but- Calvary is sponsored by Lu- 50 men and 10 women. They unteer. "They bnng With them See HOMELESS, page llA
A Community Newspaper Grosse Pointe News Vol. 53, No.6 50 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 50~ February 13,1992 .~ ",-,~; . . . , ~:.... . -' . . :'.-_~I.::''~:.-g~(?.~~~.~ h'.a:.' .. ' '~. School/library millage vote North, South students call for smoking ban in schools
By John Minnis den In the schools, the main school grounds. He said a bill Assistant Editor obstacle to a complete ban ap- banning smoking in buildings Butt out. pears to be school employee la- would have a better chance of That's the message from stu- bor contracts that prevent gettmg through the Legisla. dent leaders at Grosse Pointe schools from becoming smoke- ture. North and South high schools free as long as a single smoker He said chances of getting a who are petitioning for a state- works in the building. no-smoking bill passed by the wide ban on smoking in all Tom Whall, president of the House and Senate are "pretty public and private schools. teachers' union, said the con- good." "We don't want to infringe tract does not call for desig- State Sen. John Kelly, D- on anyone's rights," said Scott nated smoking areas per se. Grosse Pointe Woods, is op- Wilcox, a member of the North Rather, the contract's smoking posed to a bill that targets a Grosse Pointe Schools Student Association and news policy (paragraph 399) reads: specific minority group - editor of the school paper, the "At such time that all employ- teachers who smoke. North Pointe. "But we feel this ees in a building are non- "We in government should Millage Renew 27.55 Renew 1.30 is necessary to protect the smokers, the building shall be keep a check tOn the excesseS of mills for mills for nghts of everyone." declared a smoke-free building. the majority," he saId. "When Currently, faculty, adminis- renewal schools? libraries? New hires or teachers transfer. we go mto individual offices, election trators and other adult employ- ring into a smoke-free building homes and lives, that's going Yes No Yes No ees at some Grosse Pointe must honor the smoke-free en- too far." schools are allowed to smoke in vironment." He said there has been dis- City 488 443 546 designated areas, while stu- "It's a negotIable Item," he crimination already against dents, even those who are 18- Farms said, adding that he's con- smokers In many areas. 882 880 965 year-old adults, are not pennit- cerned when the majority (non- Kelly was cntical of the way •Park 1,039 615 1,093 552 ted to amoke on school 8mo~ers) try to impose their in whIch the student leaders property. will on the mmority (smokers). are going about seektng legisla- Shores 159 292 197. 254, The leaders announced their tIe said the number of smokers tion He said they should have petition drive aimed at seeking is rapidly declining. first brought the matter to the Woods 1,360 1,366 1,434 1,2'16 state legislation at a press con. School office workers, custodi- school board, and the school Harper Woods ference Tuesday at North at- ans and cafeteria workers and board should have heen the one 281 151 276 154 tended by the major Detroit support personnel are also rep- requesting a law. Absentee 215 368 239 345 print and broadcast media. resented by unions. The students should also They also informed the The student leaders pre- have gone to the teachers' 4~42 4,1l5 4,7503,766 school board of their intentions sented the board with legal pre- union, Kelly said. at Monday night's board meet- cedents where other distncts The students' pleas fell on ing. have successfully voided con- receptive ears with the board Other student leaders in- tract provisions and umlater- and the audience at Monday volved in the petition drive ally imposed no-smolong bans night's meeting. launched last week are Eric in all their schools. Board treasurer Carl Ander- 1':1:1111 ,1.1.111.1. Rentenbach, South Student .APr "I don't think you will find a son said he is all In favor of a ,1111'1',' ,11111111 II sociation president; Andrew board member who does not smoke-free environment. Vice .1.1.1.1.1. Walter, South Student Associa- support you," school board pres- president Gloria Konsler asked ,',1111111 ',11111,1 tion vice president; and Laurie ',',1.',1, ident Carol Marr told the stu- the students what the board ',','.1.1, Kolinski, North Student Ass0- dents. can do. ciation president. She said some Pointe schools Wilcox suggested a letter to While nearly everyone agrees have voluntarily imposed a Lansing in support of their that smoking should be forbid- complete smoking ban. Once a cause. Rentenbach was more school becomes a smoke-free blunt: He asked that the board environment, it stays that way, renegotiate the labor contracts she said. to eliminate the pro-smoking Pointer of Interest Woman dies in fire The students rod their home- provisions. A house fire believed to have the first-floor flat of the home. work, citing legal precedents One resident called on the eth been started by a smoldering A second alarm was issued and and surgeon general reports on school board to unilaterally ban G e AId en Sfit cigarette took the life of a 31- Grosse Pointe City firefighters the dangers of passive smoke smoking in all schools, regard- year-old Park woman Feb. 6. responded. inhalation. They also pointed less of the labor contracts, and Jayne Rizzo was pronounced While firefighters extin- out that employee smoking is then take the heat and defend By Pat Paholsky sculptures that enhance the dead at Bon Secours Hospital guished the blaze, others costly to employers in lost work' the smoking.ban in court, if Editor landscapes of college campuses at 4:17 a.m. The Wayne searched the house and found time and increased health m- necessary. G Alden Smith can look out and private buildings and a County medical examiner de- the girl in the basement. Her surance costs. Superintendent Edward hIS livmg room wmdow to Ius shoppIng mall to the untold termined the cause of death as mother was found in a bed- "Smoking costs thIS board Shine said he will have the dis- front yard m Grosse Pomte number of students he has in- smoke inhalation. room. Efforts to revive her were and taxpayers a great amount tict's attorneys look into the City and see his sculpture of fluenced during his decades- Her 12-year-old daughter, unsuccessful. of money," Wilcox said. contract language and the pre- The students hope to collect cedents cited by the students. wood, stone and cast bronze, long tenure as art professor at who became confused in the Park and Michigan State Po- enough signatures to convince The board wIll also consider a whIch he has titled "Nuclear Wayne State Umversity heavy smoke, had locked her- lice arson investigators deter. state lawmakers to introduce resolution banning smoking. Family" Like its creator, It His lIfe's work can't be mea- self in a basement room of the mined that a smoldering fire, legislatIOn calling for a state- Marr asked the students if a whispers rather than shouts its sured solely by the number of home in the 1400 block of S0- probably caused by a cigarette, wide smoking ban in all public smoking ban for adults would presence works in his house or in pri- merset near Mack. Farms par- began in a couch. HIS presence, however, IS felt vate collectIons or m the amedics treated her at the and private schools, grades K have an impact on the number throughout the area, from hIS awards he has received It's scene and she was taken to St. Park police Lt. David Hiller through 12. of students who smoke at alc;o m hiS VISIOnof art that John Hospital in stable condi. said the girl's bedroom was in State Rep. Wilham R Bryant school. he's been able to transmit to tion, police SlUd. the rear of the home. Upon fis- Jr., R-Grosse Pointe Farms, Kolinski said that, in her ex- patrons as well as students At 3:15 a.m., a Park police covering the fire, she crawled said he supports the students' perience, the attitude of 18- Smith was destined to be an officer on patrol was flagged to the basement. She told police efforts and is working on a bill year-old students is that if the artist "1 often thought about down by a resident who re- that she learned at school to that would ban all smoking in why people end up domg cer- ported the fire. Officers found crawl to safety during a fire. schools. He stopped short, how- tam kmds of thmgs, that cer- mtense flames and smoke in -John Mmnis ever, of barring smoking on tam thIngs are predestIned," he saId. "You do thmgs the way your parents do " Born in Glencoe, m, a sub- urb of Chicago, to a father who was a CIVIl engineer and a Schools 4A mother who was a paInter, Opinion 6A SmIth's mtroductIOn to art came early. His father, who Autos 10A studIed under Frank Lh1yd Events '" 12A Wnght, solved engmeermg Senwrs 13A problems at the Art InstItute of ChIcagO and helped buIld part Sporls Obztuaries 14A of Grant Park In ChlcagC. Features Entertainment Buszness 18A Have you hugged your Little musicians play big South is tops at Real Estate ! C pet today? IB L music, lOB J Wayne State, l3B G. Alden Smith See POINTER, page 19A _ J Classified ads .4C
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South group seeks momentoes, info Corrections NEWS DEADLINES Preservmg the past Isn't easy CorrectIOns WIll be prznted War Memorial The trIpS are The Crosse Pointe News when part of It is mlssmg Oll thIS page every week If sponsored by the Depart. wants to help you publicize That's one of the problems your events. To ensure that all there IS an error of fact III ment of Commumty Educa- facing members of the Grosse items get into the paper in a any story, call the newsroom tIOn, Grosse Pomte schools. Pomte South PreservatIon timely manner, deadlines for at 882'()294. • receipt of copy will be printed Committee as they tackle the • here each week. task of restormg Clemmson The headline last week in A Student Spotlight entry All items for the Features Hall, the school's first lIbrary, the Entertainment section last week should have said and Entertainment section to Its onginal deSign on a story about two trips that Jacqueline Whelan, 6, must be in by 3 pm Friday for Membel s of the committee abroad mcorrectly read that IS in the first grade at Kerby the follOWing week's paper. they were sponsored by the School All Items for the Sports are lookmg for any mformatlOn seellon must be in by 10 a m about the circular staircase Monday for that week's paper that was dismantled in 1976 or Exchange program seeks students All items for the News 1977 or the three chandelIel's section, Including letters to the that were removed and reo The Interchange program IS The program gives young editor, must be In by 5 p.m. placed With fluorescent hghtmg seeking students 13 to 15 fOi people the opportumty to form Monday for that week's paper. fixtures. These Items dlsap two four week exchanges thiS mternatlOnal frIendshIps by ex. The Crosse Pointe News peared when one end of the li- summer - Bastad.BJare, Swe changing VISitSto each other's WIll try to gel all Items mto the brary was closed off and used den, begmnlng June 19, and homes paper that are turned in by to house the school bookstore RIO de Janeiro, Brazil, begm ChIldren's International deadline, but sometimes space on the first floor and a work mng June 10 Summer Villages IS a non.profiL doesn't allow It. room on what was once the II The program is sponsored by orgamzatlon that conducts cul- Any questions? Call the news department at 882'{)294. brary's balcony level ChIldren's InternatIOnal Sum. tural exchange programs for "We are hopmg someone mer VIllages An Interchange young people 11 to 19 to pro may have rescued one or more delegatIOn consists of five boys mote world peace and cross- of the Items or at least may and five girls plus an adult cultural understandmg know what happened to them," leader who wIll exchange VISitS For more informatIOn and WIth matched partners over ~ L said Cynthia Warnerk, c ~, , , residential Bryant dealer.today. . " ~~ ~ GARBAGE GRINDER? FREE ESTIMATES M&M ~l brllont ~< Call EASY FINANCING DISTRIBUTING CO. ~~ ii-t"!WdHEATtNGI '< " CP.1ll ~-:- ~~"" Cleanmg Matenal, h & EqUipment ~ ~i 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863.7800 [~ 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822-9070 i~ 1726 MAPLE AD.• 643-4800 DETROIT WARREN TROY UVONIA I WE DELIVER Z'~ ~ 527.1700 574.1070 'r~4.1700 427.1700 :! 884-0520 ~ '1 ~i $ .1 '--=: , ~ 16734 E. 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When the state Legisla- If neither the Republican nOl He was generally considered to The state election board has ture voted to sWItch back from the Democratic party appeals to be a candIdate by the national been scrambling to get the a presldenttal caucus system to you, you may file a form WIth medIa and he appropnately word out about recent rule a pnmary system, It decIded to your cIty clerk that says you filed an affidaVIt with the sec- changes for the March 17 preSI- make the prImarIeS closed, have "no party preference" retary of state saying he denttal primary rather than open, because ThIS WIll then become public wanted to run in the primary. Voters must still be regIs closed prImaries are the only InformatIOn "A revIew of the law clearly tered by Feb. 18 in order to kind recognized by the Demo- By" fihng "no party prefer shows - and unfortunately, I partIcipate m the prImary. crattc NatIOnal CommIttee. ence, you are saymg that you may add - that David Duke However, they do not have to The committee reqUires that have been exposed to the pn has the opportunIty to run in state their pohtlcal party pref- presidential delegates be se- mary process and that you do the primary," said Chris De- erence untIl the day of the elec- lected only by Democratic cau- not prefer either party WItt, a spokeman for Kelly's of- tIOn, and then only If they cuses or closed primaries to pre The candIdates on the Demo fice "Several months ago he want to vote on the DemocratIc vent cross-over voters from cratlc tIcket are Edmund G was the Repubhcan nommee ballot. other partIes choosmg the Dem- Brown Jr, BIll Clmton, Tom for the govemorshlp of the Most electIOns m MIchigan ocrats' presIdentIal candidate Harkm, Bob Kerrey, Paul E state of LoUISIana When the are open, ~ut the upcommg pri- Steve Goals, a spokesman for Tsongas and Lyndon H La. Republicans say they don't con- mary was mtended to be closed the MIchigan Democratic State Rouche Jr Sider him to be a Republican, In a closed electIOn, voters Central Committee, said thIS The Repubhcan candIdates they're forgetting that" must offiCially file theIr pohtI- rule stems from the 1972 presl are George Bush, Patnck DeWitt said it would have cal party preference (Demo- dentIal electIOn Grorge Wal Buchanan and DaVid Duke been VIrtually ImpoSSIble to crattc, Repubhcan, or "no party lace won the open MichIgan clals and Joumahsts, he said to do so by Feb 18 You can "DaVId Duke IS on the tIcket keep Duke off the bal' ot, be- preference") WIth theIr CIty DemocratIc prtmary, even As for the Democrats' claIm file your preference when you much to our chagrm and cause he could have challenged clerk. Each voter then receIves though most state Democrats that crosS-{)ver voters would go to vote agamst our strongest poSSIble the deciSIOn successfully m a ballot for the party of hIS wanted "anyone but Wallace," sabotage their chances of chaos Be sure to tell your city clerk obJectIOns," Flood saId "He's a court, as LaRouche has choice. If the voter states "no Goals saId ing a wmnlng preSidentIal can that the Democratic party IS raCIst and an anti-Semite and The secretary of state dId not party preferencE''' hE' does not "It is beheved that he won dldate m an open pnmary, your party of preference when we asked the secretary of state thmk that LaRouche met the receive a ballot through an avalanche at cross- Flood said, "We've always said requestmg an absentee ballot, and the attorney general not to electIOn Crltefla and was gOing The voter's party preference over voters from the Repubh- that the odds of that happenmg so that he or she knows which allow hIm on the ballot, be- to leave hIm off the ballot. La- is written next to hIS name on can Party," Goals said. on a large scale are not very ballot to send you cause we don't ,;onslder him to Rouche challenged the deciSIOn voter regIstratIOn rolls and is Why did the state Demo- good. We have very competItive If you have already filed as a be a RepublIcan We argued that In court "and so far he's been public mformatton. cratic party decIde to extend primaries," RepublIcan, you can't vote on It VIOlates our constitutIOnal successful m getting on the bal- In an open pnmary, voters the party-preference fihng dead- Also, If anyone tned promot the Democratic tIcket m the nght to free aSSOCIation." lot," DeWItt saId do not file party preferences. line to the day of the electIOn? mg cross-over votmg on a large prtmary However, attomey general For more infonnation about Thus, the pubhc can't find out Goals saId, "Our concem scale, It would be dtfficult to If you want to vote on the Kelly said that Duke met all of the prImary, call your CIty If a person is a Democrat or a from the outset has been that keep it a secret, he saId Once RepublIcan ticket, the primary the cntena to be on the ballot: clerk there hasn't been a sufficient Repubhcan or anythmg else the secret got out, Flood said, It will be just lIke any other open but a registered voter by look- education campaign about the would damage the party of the electIOn Your party of prefer- ing at voter registration rolls. primary We sensed that many person promotmg cross-over ence will not be recorded any- Resources for Development offers In 1988, the state Legislature voters would not start thinking Yoting. where However, you WIll be passed a law makmg all presi- alY t. the primary untIl one or Both the RepublIcans and asked If you want a Republican dential pnmaries in Michigan two w..--eks before the election, the Democrats would have pre- or Democratic ballot. two new short term educational closed. when the candidates start cam- ferred to change the preslden. Want to vote Republican on U d h palgnmg m Michigan " tial pnmary rules through leg- an absentee ballot? Ask your groups: n er testate law, regis- By then, It would have been islatIon However, the city clerk to mail you an absen- tered voters must file their too late for those voters to file RepublIcans and the Democrats tee ballot If you do not want party preferences 30 days be- their party preferences in the state LegIslature could your party preference to be- fore a preSIdential pnmary to "We wanted to make sure • Surviving a Dysfunctional Family not agree, so they took it upon come publIc informatIon, be participate in it. The deadine these voters were not excluded themselves to change their own sure to say so. for filing party preferences was from the pnmary," he saId. • Coping with ADHD Children Feb. 18, but the state Demo- party rules regardmg the pn Voters can only select candi- cratic and Republican commit- Why did the Michigan Re- mary dates from the Democratic and tees have changed that. pubhcan State COmmIttee de- On Jan. 15, state Attorney Repubhcan partIes m the presI- On Dec. 7, the Democratic cide to make the primary open General Frank Kelly saId that dential prImary Margaret Stack, Ph,D. CarolMitchell,Ph,D. on its end? pohtlcal patty rules supersede State Central Committee voted Accordmg to state electIOn fl Bryan Flood, press secretary state electIOn rules. law, a pohtlcal party's preSIden- Call 884.3030 for information or same-day party declaration. for the committee, said, "Michi- So, to re-cap: To vote In the tIal candIdate must have re- Thus, registered voters can gan enjoys a tradition of elec- March 17 preSIdential pnmary, ceIved at least 5 percent of the file their Democratic Party toral independence We don't you must be a registered Yoter total votes cast natIonWIde m preference on the day of the think voters like having their The last day to register before the last presidential election m primary, or when they request party affiliations made publIc the primary IS Feb 18 order for that party to partiCI- absentee ballots, ~ long as mformation. It's a real problem If you want to vote on the pate m an upcommg primary thE)'y have not prevIOusly filed l'.' Ie 1 . -' .. __ ~"' .. >.. ,. ...""'- th--'''''-< -'- ~,- .or peop ~W lo,are noi.-supposed Democratic ballot, you must The Democratic and Republi. as n.epUDllcans .or IS pn to be affihated WIth any party," declare that the DemocratIc can partIes are the only pohtl- "I chose a healthy party is your party of prefer- way to eat and ~iers who have previousl Included ~ong those people cal parties that meet that re- one of the benefits .. arty l'. "y are non-parttsan elected offi- ence. However, you don't have quirement. filed no p pre.erence may was losmg 18pounds. " file as Democrats. On Monday, the MIchigan Republican State Committee Diet. went a step further than the Center@ Democratic commIttee. It voted n.....",-Ioa """--,,. to make the primary open. Any registered voter who Makmg A Real Difference for 20 Years wants to cast a Republican bal- HOME UESIGN CENTER CALL 882.5885 lot in the primary tnay do so, COME IN AND VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SHOWROOM AT FOR A FREE CONSULTATION even If he has filed a preference 131 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS for the Democratic party. 22621. HARPER - JUST SOUTH OF NINE MilE 1991 Dlel Center rnc All nghls reserved We ght loss speed of loss and mamlenance vary W1U1lndMduaJ So now, the primary is half open and half closed, and the Feb. 18 deadline no longer ap- Three Great Companies All In One Location! plies to the fihng of party pref- erence, although it still applies We are dedicated to you/ the Grosse Pointe Consumer. to voter registration. Brad Whitman, director of • Additions • Garages information and voter registra- tion for the Michigan State • Dormers • Recreation Rooms Election Board, said, "Michigan • Kitchens • All types of has more election OffiCIalSthan • Bathrooms Exterior Siding For You, anywhere else in the country • Windows We have 1,514 city and town- ship clerks who run elections Through Valentine's Day and when we have last-minute ~, MOTOR CITY changes like thIS, It'S difficult ~~ MODERNIZATION W'eekend, W'e Extend to get the word out. But we've done pretty well and I think Our Reduced Prices we've reached everyone we 777.4160 needed to reach," References Available This is Michigan's first presi- 20445 Mack between Lancaster & Fleetwood 886.2050 dential primary since 1980. In 1984 and 1988, presidential candidates in MichIgan were ~~~ chosen by Republican and Dem- ocratic caucuses, whIch hrmted Gros 'eJ .<~()inte \.. / /..... ~'" '.,. t citizens' involvement. ~, .;,;+:....t- , .. From 1937 to 1988, the state CO. ",...... ~ had open preSIdentIal prima- BuilHidg " , " Extraordinary rooms begin with superior Houses burgled 777-3844 custom cabinets from Quaker Maid Two homes were reported burglarized in the Park last week A home in the 15400 block of Windmill Pointe Drive was bro- ken mto Feb 4 sometime be. tween 7 a.m. and 9.50 p m The Pointe Windows Inc. thief got into the home by prying open a bedroom window For All Your Window Needs An unknown amount of coins 22631 Harper. St. Clair Shores and gold necklaces were taken. 772.8200 A home in the 1100 block of NINE MILE Balfour was burglarized Feb. 6 ::I:» sometime between 7:30 a.m. •::0 and 5:45 p.m. The burglar got THOSE WHO CHERISH AUTHENTICITY TEND "tl m by breaking out a window m t and reaching in to unlock a TO LOOK DOWN ON ANYTHING LESS. 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February 13, 1992 Schools Grosse Pointe News Schools offer programs for parents As partners WIth parents, the FIfth through eighth gIade YJUI Children m the '90..," will Gl'Osse Pomte Pubhc Schools IS pal ent" Cdn attend "How to be pi e"ented III South HIgh offenng SIX programs on raiS Keep Bemg d Pdtent When Sthool's Clemmson Hall from mg chtldren There IS no chal ge YOlll Child Stop.., Bemg ,I 7 30 to 9 p m on two Thurs for most of the pl'Ogl'ams \ Child" m the BlOwnell hbl'31Y days - Apl'll 2 and 9 For parents of pre-kmdergal' flom 7 30 to 9 p m on the fol For all parents, "Talking ten grade 2 kIds, "Peaceful Par- lowmg Wednesday" - Mdlch WIth YOlll KIds About Alcohol" enting" Will be offeled Tues 18 dnd 25 and Apl'll 1 and 8 wIll be presented at Bmwnell day, Feb 18, and "NUlturmg The pl'OgIam IS presented bv school, Rc.om B 6, from 7 to Childlen In a Changing Wol'1d" Coopel and McCoy Inc 9 30 p m on two Tuesdays - WIll be on Tuesday, March 24 "Glowmg Parents, Glowmg Feb 18 and 25 ThIS IS a De- Both classes Will be flom 7 to 9 Kids" IS anothel pI06'1am fO! PdItment of Commumty Educa p m 111 the Ferry school gym pat ents of fifth thlough eIghth tlOn prol,'1am, and there IS a and WIll be presented by WI"e 1,'1ddm " It will be offeted dt $25 fee for one or both parents Jt Mothels Inc Halpl'l Wood" Htgh School, The pl'ogl'am WIll be pre- FOI pal ents of thlld through 20225 Bedconbfield, flOm 7 to 9 <,ented by Susan Pearce, stu- fifth graders, "Ralsmg Young p In on the followmg Wednes dent assistance coordmator for The cubs are coolin' ChIldren III the '90s" Will be of day" - AplIl 30 and MdY 7, 14, the schools For more mfOlma- The annual Kerby Cub Scout pancake super will be served Wednesday. Feb. 19. from 5 fered 111 three dIfferent schools 21 and 28 tIOn on thIS progl'am, call the to 7 p.m. in the school gym. 285 Kerby Road. Proceeds cover half of Pack 481'8 annual ex- hbranes on vanous Mondays FOl pm enb of eighth commul1lty educatIOn office at penses. Tickets at $3 are available at the door. from 7 30 to 9 pm' thlough 10th 1,'1adm's, "Ral<;mg 3432178 Monteith Will host the plO gl am for Kel by, MonteIth and Student Spotlight RIchard parents on Mar ch 2 Maire WIll offel the progl'am WOMEN March 9 for Defer, Mau'e and Tzombly parents Mason, Fel'lY • Free yourself from growth-inhibIting behaVior. Jean Franzino and Poupard parents can at • Discover new ways to cope. tend the class at Mason on Feb Each week In thIS column, we of my pockets," explamed Ma and Spikes to the place where 24 and March 16 • Heal the wounded child Within you. Will focus on the work of a stu tllda the show was to be held "Ralsmg Chl1dren 111 the • Overcome feelings of powerlessness. dent. It can be a poem, a draw- Through the whole show Aunt '90s" IS presented by • Individual therapy, "Its probably Just a bunch of mg, a short story, a picture of a Witch Ie was laughmg, smtlmg PreventIOn + hes," grumbled Aunt Wltchle • Experienced female therapist, MSW/CSW. sCientific experiment or a wood- and enjoying herself. When "Get me my cookbook And working proJect, a book review they got home MatIlda fed Geography bee The folloWing story was Writ- NOW"" Aunt WItch Ie hollered SpIkes and then she went over 886-1792 ten by Jean Franzlno, who IS In the words so loudly It sounded to Aunt Witchle Eighth-grader Anne Sullivan the third graM at RIChard Ele- ltke thunder. MatIlda stIffiy "You liked the show, nght?" won the school-level competI- mentary School. She IS the walked over to the shelf. She Matilda asked tIon of the National Geography daughter of Robert and Barbara got a book called "A WItches "Yes," Aunt Witchle saId Bee for St Paul Catholic School Franzlno of the Farms. Best Cookbook" (which was slowly recently. filled With temble thmgs to "Then we could ltve hke thiS She will join winners from eat) and brought It to Aunt foreved" she told Aunt WIt- other schools in a written test Witchle She snatched it out of chle to determine the up to 100 stu- MatIlda's hands and began to "That IS the type of thmg dents eligible to compete m the flIp the pages Not a Regular Witch normal people do Instead of state competition March 27. Then MatIlda dId her home Once upon a tIme there was domg mean tncks or some- The bee is sponsored by Na- work Witch homework All the a little WItch named Matilda. thmg" tional Geographic WORLD and tIme she was domg her home- Matilda hved WIth her aunt, And from that day on they Amtrak and is designed to in- work (whIch was doing a work- /~; Aunt WIt dIdn't ltve hke mean Witches, crease geographic knowledge sheet on how to turn people hut ltke normal people. They among young people. <~chIe, and her into frogs) her mind kept wan- , v dragon, were still WItches, but not regu- She IS the daughter of Linda dermg off to what It would be SpIkes. They lar WItches NIce ones, and and Thomas SullIvan of Grosse ltke to be hke any normal kId hved m a ht- really, they are much happier Pointe. Matrlda was sure she would tie cottage ltke to be regular But how? up on a hIlI. Aunt Witchle wanted Matilda LIke most to be a WItch And a WItch Psychological testing for WItches Ma- only! She would never let her .~. tilda went to act normal Matilda let out a ~ "y a wit c h )-f/i';; SIgh. learning disabled viewed L..Jil;'tMH;} school on the "Get up here and eat your \' Franzino weekdays. The Learmng DIsabIlitIes on thIS subject She IS ~v.Rb,;~d supper," Almt Witchle ordered. One afternoon Aunt Witchie ASSOCIatIOnof Gr~ 'Pohite m a WIde variety of state' !fud "I'm not hungry," rephed ordered MatIlda to go catch WIll present a program by Sue natIonal special ed orgaruza. Matilda some toads for the stew they Pratt, of C.A U.S E. (Citizen's tIOns, mcluding the Council for "Oh all nght, Just starve were going to have for supper Alhance to Uphold SpecIal Edu- ExceptIOnal ChIldren and Mich- yourself," said Aunt Witchie, that night. Matilda didn't catIOn) on "The SpecIal Ed Igan SocIety for AUtIstIC ChIld- "but tomght only!!" really hke all the WItchie Evaluation - Understanding ren She IS also past preSIdent "So far so good," Matrlda things they had to eat Really, Psychological Testing." The of The Autism SocIety of Amer- mumbled under her breath. Matilda didn't like being a program IS scheduled for Tues- ica WATCH AND JEWELRY She had figured out a way to witch She decided she would day, Feb 18, at 7:30 pm m the SEA/RS not allow Aunt Witchie to convmce Aunt Witchle that Brownell MIddle School library REPAIR bemg a person can be better She will give an overvIew of make her eat all those homble, One of the rules and proce- than Witch Aunt Witchle the testing process, and explain yucky foods. Matilda ran down "h. dures required by the special re~lly dIdn't know how It was the significance of the subtests the hill hummmg a httle tune educatIOn laws is an InItIal psy- to be cheerful She was used to withm each test. The strengths She couldn't do that whIle cholOgIcal evaluatIon, to be fol- always being grumpy and and weaknesses of different Aunt Witchle was around. She lowed by re-evaluations every doing mean tricks If Aunt Wlt- tests will also be exanuned, and would say it was nonsense to three years. These tests are chle was cheerful and normal, how they might be interpreted be cheerful and hum tunes. usually given and interpreted she would lIke It differently by different psychol- Most Witches are only happy If by the school psychologist, al- Then Matilda remembered a OgIsts, makmg a dIfference In they are sad and gloomy and though parents also have a SIgn she had seen about a week how the chIld IS perceived in an mean. On the way to the pond nght to an outsIde evaluation ago It was a dragon show, and educatIonal settmg Parents are she stopped to eat bemes She The results of the specIal ed for scheduled for tomorrow! encouraged to bring psychologl- needed something to eat so evaluatIOn determme what, 1f Aunt Witchre would have fun cal reports on theIr child if they when supper came she wouldn't any, special services a student and learn that normal people have questions about them. be hungry and have to eat her IS eligible to receive. For thIS went to shows Instead of turn- homble dInner. Then she got reason, a thorough knowledge The program IS not lirmted to mg others into frogs and thmgs We offer these some toads from the pond. She of the types of tests, the vanous an exammatIOn of learnmg dIS- hke that Matilda went to sleep many fine services: put them m her pockets, but subtests, and theIr sIgmficance abIlitIes, but looks at testmg as that night feeling excited No Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairs they keep Jumping out. Then IS Important for parents who It apphes to any student who longer would she and Aunt Watch Battery Installations Matilda would have to catch want to be effective advocates mayor may not be ehgible for Witchle be the kind of WItches All types of Watch Band Replacements them again. It took a long tIme for their children. specIal educatIOn servIceS LDA that were mean 14kt and Gold-filled Rndlngs to get home Pratt IS one of only a few programs are open to the pubhc Jewelry Care Products The next day after breakfast "About time," Aunt Wltchle C AU S E representatives With at no charge Refreshments will Pearl and Bead Restringing MatIlda brought Aunt WItch Ie snapped ~hen Matilda got in the expertIse to teach parents be served and much, much morel ''The toads kept jumpmg out ONLY AT WARREN AVE. 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As for the governor's proposed increase . ., in social spending, the $150 million in. offers no end crease will apparently restore the 1990 level, according to a published report at- tributed to the Senate Fiscal Agency, but to arguments pinion most of the funds will go to higher Medi- caid health care cost for the poor. OV. John Engler's budget for next With a budget deficit already indicated ~ear already has started new de- and state unemployment among the high- Gbates about issues ranging from artistic endeavor, whatever that might with high per-student support to share est in the nation, a further squeeze on the support for the schools to financing the mean. half of the revenue from their commercial services required by the needy and unfor- arts. But even Republican legislators said and industrial assessment increases with tunate could occur within the year - un- In hIS stateWide broadcast, Engler pro. there is little chance that Engler's pro. poorer districts. less the long.awaited recovery finally ar- posed a $7.9-billion budget, or 3 percent gram for support of the arts would be ap- Actually, the tax-base-sharing law, al- rives. more than thiS year's, with a $131 mil. proved by the Legislature, which tradi- ready on appeal in the courts, does not Like President Bush, who set a March lion increase for educatIOn and $250 mil- tionally has played a key role, with the have great effect in the Pointes because 20 deadline for Congressional approval of lion more for social services. governor, in allocating funds for specific there has been little new commercial or his recent economic proposals, the gover- The arts still get the back of the gover- purposes. industrial construction in recent years. nor also set a time limit of July 1 for the nor's hand, however. He now proposes The governor also proposed that the But the new allocation of Social Secu- Legislature's budget decisions. that all state funding for the arts be $400 million now used for school dIstrICts' rity funds apparently would end any re- However, it is likely to be treated by lumped into one $30 million appropria. Social Security payments be transferrred covery from the state of the FICA taxes the state's Democratic House just as the tion to be distributed by his hand.picked to the school aid fund, which apparently the Grosse Pointe district and all other Democratic Congress is likely to treat new state Council for the Arts and Cul- would cost the out-of.formula districts out.of.formula school districts are re- Bush's request. Seen by Democrats in tw'al Affairs, as it might see fit. such as the Grosse Pointes a total of quired to pay on their employees. both Lansing and Washington as at- Commerce Department Director Arthur about $120 million for the year beginmng Under the FICA reallocation approved tempted political pressure by GOP chief Ellis saId the admirustration would work next Oct. 1. last year, the Grosse Pointe district lost executives, both deadlines probably VI ill With the Legislature to develop crIteria In return, the governor said he would about $1 8 million a year. If Engler's plan be ignored. for makmg the grants which the adminis- propose repeal of the controversial "Robm IS approved, the Pointes would lose an es. In both cases, however, compromises tration wants to focus on state support for Hood" legislation that requires distrIcts tImated $1 2 mIllIon more, or a total of would be better solutions for the people. EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREATIVE SERVICES Robert G. Edgar 882-0294 1182-6900 882.3500 ANDPRODUcnON Pat Paholsky, E ----.----- .._. Or...... __.-..-.._... ..__..__-.. -.-__. _ ;"L I I you know), mimes." a change and not those up-cfose sponsors of the American Olym. Olympian Dissected like that it sounds and personal interviews that pic team, so I can't take pleas. even cheesier than most foot- seem like a condensed version ure in their athlete's poor ball halftime programs and all of TV-movies-of.the.week. performance. the "Circuses of the Stars" But efforts I don't partIcularly want to So far, my favorite athletes - with the exception of the Yeah, yeah, yet another col. know what disease this athlete are the two Sen~galese skiers. mimes - it was an incredible umnist's cheap attempt to or that athlete overcame to be- You know Senegal, that flat, show. And Jerry LeWIS wasn't make pithy observatIOns on come an Olympian Frankly, I snowless country in West Af. even mentIoned. what's happening m Albert- ISay:' thmk they're all heroes rica. Not the place you'd find a That beautiful lIttle girl smg- ville But who asked you - we I'm also having a dIfficult thrIvmg skI culture And their ing the "MarseIlles" - not belt- II;' I only get these opportunities tIme decldmg who to root performances showed it: One ing It out, but smging it lIke once every four years so like Ronald J. Bernas / -,I. agamst never made it down the hill any chIld off the streets would everyone else I've got to take It was easy when there were and the other ended up in last - was one of the most moving my shot Godless communists to boo But place among the skiers who fin- things I've seen at any Olym- Let's open with the opening And then there are the com- petItIOn." Another, describmg a thanks to Gorbachev and pICS Ished. And m addItIOn to partlC- ceremomes. Imagme the organ- mentators Yes they're (more or skI Jumper: "He looks lIke a Yeltzm I'm haVIng a slIght Ipatmg, they have to do all the It sure beats GlOrIa Estefan IZer's face when the choreogra. less) lIve, yes, they're suffering geek up there, but he's a heck identIty cnsls The Untted and the rap version of "Frosty admInIstratIve work, fundrals. pher said. from Jet lag and have to fill of a Jumper." And then there Team? It sounds so mce So mg, trainmg and transporting the Snowman" the Americans "PIcture thIS: Dr Seuss-like more than 100 hours of televl' was the guy who said a woman honest Who can we despIse beamed to the world during the that countnes like the Umted creatures on stIlts with bal- sion tIme; and yes, it's hard speed skater "mIght not be the now? halftime of the Superbowl That States hIre non-athletes to do. loons on their heads walking m talkIng to freezmg, breathless prettIest, but she's sure one of I could rIde the tIde of antI- thing was even more embar- But If you saw the smIles on a huge formatIon People athletes who don't speak En- the strongest" Japanese feeling in the country theIr faces as they marched In rassing than the game. dressed in wild colors attached glIsh But shouldn't tact be a The best commentators are now, hut theIr athletes have the openmg ceremony, you'd We can put a man on the to bungee cords from a pedestal prereqUIsIte for the job? the Canadians on Channel 9 put on such a dIsmal display It moon, but we can't put on a see two athletes who planned performing a ballet. And, for For example, one said about Sure, they have theIr problems would be like boomg a skIer remotely entertammg spectacle. on havmg the time of their the pU!ce de resIStance (of course a female pan's skater. "She's they say "a-gane" for "agaIn" who fell on his way down the Well, I guess that explaInS lIves And from the looks of it, they'd say that, they're French, been seeIng a counselor to get and "bean" for "been" but It'S hIll. And beSIdes, Toyota's com- they are. Steve Guttenburg. her head strazght for this com- mce to see the actual events for merCIals say they're proud And so am I Grosse Pointe News February 13, 1992, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page lyi MargIe Reins Smith mOl'ed Infantry Battahon, 9th blah blah blah. Musical treat Armored Division, will hold a The most recent one, one The Grosse Pomte Sympho- reunion In Toledo May 21-25 slim sheet of paper mailed Feb ny's new.fangled fundraiser They're rounding up old 3, arrived encased in a heavy was wildly successful, accordmg members oversized envelope that could to Ann Roberts of Grosse Contact Ed Greh at 776. have been used to mail a thick Pomte Farms. 0067 pad of legal-sized paper. The event took place m the Hi Mom We think they're wastmg our ballroom of the War Memorial money on the evening of Feb. 2 and The thIrd annual "Michigan The gist of the press release featured a couple dozen tal- Parades Into the 21st Century" was OK, though predIctable. ented local musicians perform and the second "Salute to Mich "FIle early, accurately and elec- ing all kinds of music - from Igan Mothers" is seekmg nomi- tromcally " operatIc arias to a Jazz trIO to a nations for 15 of MIchIgan's Look'i n9 bunch of Wiffenpoofesque selec- oldest mothers to ride in vin tIons sung by the Grunyons tage cars m the parade and to for a winner The Grosse Pomte Symphony be honored at a special brunch The Epilepsy Center of Mich- also partiCIpated, en masse. The parade WIll be on Satur Igan is looking for a child to The best part, Roberts saId, day, May 9, the day before represent the organization as was when conductor Felix Res. Mother's Day, m downtown its 1992 "WInnmg Kid" poster nick stood up - raIsed hIS ba- Lansmg, begInning at 11'30 chIld. ton - turned to the audience WIth a pleased expression and a m Any boy or gIrl between 6 For an apphcation to nomI and 11 is ehgIble If he 01' she said' "ThIs is the most unusual nate an old mother, can 517- has epIlepsy evemng I've ever partICIpated 373-1734 or write to Sen Deb Arlene Gorelick. execut1Ve In:' ble S1fabenowl' Pa\lade r dIrector or the .:enter, saId. The evening had ambIence ApphcatlOns, P.O. Box 30036, "About 750,000 chIldren In thIS and eclecticism, she saId And Lansing, 48909-7536. ApplIca- country have seizure disorders it was a sellout tlOns must be postmarked no and there are over 90,000 pea_ Roberts said the event WIll later than Apnl 1. pIe of all ages m Michigan who probably become an annual fundraiser for the symphony. Funny Valentine? have this common neurolOgIcal msorder." Here's your last chance to The poster chIld will help Searching send a umque Valentine to dramatize the fact that many Members of the 27th Ar- someone you love people with epilepsy can lead The East Pointe Sweet Ade- normal, productive lives with hnes chorus WIll delIver lIve the help of medicatIons and bet. personal singmg Valentmes . tel' publIc understanding of the Mango chutney a delicious discovery A quartet or octet of smgers disorder. Gorelick saId that will delIver a greetmg to your about 50 to 60 percent of those Mmmm, mmmmm ... mango know about Key limes. But did was that I decided it was OK to vision thmg, and is being at- sweetheart at the location of WIth epilepsy can achieve com. chutney. Until December, I'd you know that if you eat the qUIt ITsomething was boring or tacked all over again following your choice (wlthm reason) for plete control of their seIZures. never even heard of it. Now I'm pie anywhere north of the 25th stupid or Just not speakmg to hIS nearSIghted State of the $25. The Epllepsy Center is the stretching out a friend's im- parallel, it's almost certainly me Union speech, I think he mIght Or - for $10 - they'll sing state's only non-profit organiza- promptu holiday gift, wipmg up frozen? Key limes don't travel So I do pIck up a few pointers from us greetIngs to someone anywhere bon focusing solely on epilepsy the remains on the plate, not worth a darn. "ordinary" citizens. In the Umted States, VIa Ma It provides medical, psychoso- mIssing even the smidgens. And if your Key lime pIe IS Bell. cial and informational services • Remember when Jimmy The sweet tanginess is com- green, it's dyed. The fruIt IS to people WIth epilepsy and pounded by the knowledge that white. A telephone salesman was Carter used to viSIt ordinary Help from the IRS CItizens? It was good for a chuc- their families. my pal AI grew the mangoes in trying to interest me in a Cost-cutting begms at home, The "Winmng KId" WIll be kle, especially when some char- his back yard in Miami (or Key bestsellers' book club a few doesn't It? announced in June. • acter in "Doonesbury" got West - the lucky guy has back weeks ago The generally sends us a For an entry blank, call Bob huffy about being categorized ms yards in both places) and made Remember Ann Landers' fa- "I don't read bestsellers," I few press releases m February Sadler at 832-0500 or write to as ordinary. But in retrospect, the chutney himself. mous meat loaf recipe? I bet told hIm huffily. and March' pep talks for tax- the EpIlepsy Center of Mlchl- maybe it wasn't such a bad Detroit's own gourmand, Bob "Ooh, you lie," saId my son payers - tIps to save money - gan, 3800 Woodward Ave., idea. De- Talbert, has pulled an Ann when I hung up. why we should all file early - trOlt, 48201 Landers with his white chili A reassessment of my posi- That's what my brother-m- formula. tion forces me to acknowledge law thought when he invited At least, when we went to that I do indeed read bestseIl- Ronald Reagan to his house get some green chilies so we ers - but not the ones he was "Dear Ron," he wrote, "I live could try it out, hordes of chIli trymg to sell me I've read just 30 minutes from you by fans had beaten us to the draw "Prmce of Tides" and "Bonfire helicopter. Why don't you drop and the store shelf was empty of the Vamties," both of which by for lunch, as I have some And empty again when we ~ Nancy I found rivetmg. And "Prairy- thIngs I'd like to discuss with tried a couple of days later. Erth" and Amy Tan's books you." Pat1b'enter/ So we made the chili without about her family m China. the chilies - and it was still But not Alan Bloom's mon- Right. By the tone of the an- Mango chutney is one of great. strous bore. I think most of the swer he actually got from the those regional treats people But 01' Bob unwittingly sup- people who said they read that White House, we figure he's remember from when they plied the secret to his heft: He were fabncating. now on some sort of kook hst were kids. My neighbor, whose says the recipe (with copious And I can honestly say I've down there in Washington family on both sides hails from cornbread on the side) serves never read Danielle Steel, and pre-CiVIl War Florida, has four. Whoa! We served four and only learned recently that Repeat after me' Ron IS not memories of her grandmother still have half left! there's no "e" on the end of her Jimmy. Neither IS George And makmg mango chutney. Don't eat so much, Bob. last name. no one there has a sense of humor. "I never lIked it as a kid, but lf you missed the recipe, it So call me a snob It won't be I bet I'd love it now," she says, involves chicken and white the tirst tIme. hinting broadly. beans and chicken broth with • She sure would. standard chili seasonings. • My grandmother used to "ou'll have to go to the, ub, BUSIness opportunity' Rent make pickled watermelon rind, horse's mouth for the technical- I think I'll gIVe George Bush out teenagers to forlorn faml. a lovely sweet pickle that you itIes a call. I'd like to mVlte hIm to hes whose kids have grown and never find any more, either. the Perambulatmg Future of now live too far away to pro- We used to eat it every awn. • the World SocIety, aka walkIng gram the VCR for old Mom and mer when we viSIted my grand. for exercIse m the halls at the Dad. I would pay bIg money for this parents' "shack" in Pennsyl- Some people thought I was local hIgh school (we don't do vania, picnicking out on the being snarky last week when I malls up where I hve). We are wearing out our "au- porch. said some of the stories in the The problem and the oppor- tosearch" feature, reprogram- And fried green tomatoes. I U of D Mercy literary journal tunity m these walks ISthat ming channels that, in our mls. still make those once in a were good enough to keep read- the exercise and the scenery guided zeal, we have Just while. But I never thought of mg. Not at all. are in themselves not very in. zapped - all part of a search • writIng a movie about them. I used to feel obligated to fin- terestmg So we hold a debate for electronic nirvana in the WPPl{1\tJ\SJfR ish what I started, a sort of lit- as we endlessly circle the corri. form of channel 62, which once KITCHENS • OATHS • WINDOWS aired something indIspensable • erary clean-plate club. 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CONSULTATION 10A February 13, 1992 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Oldsmobile: All American and politically correct If you have been seIZed with transmission are also made In " ~ _ "Buy America" fever, but you the Umted States The Oldsmo- don't want to sacrifice the qual- bJle IS politically correct_ It does ity, comfort, drlveablhty or everything well and In ItS bag good looks of the upscale Japa- of tricks are a few neat featm es nese offerings, try an Oldsmo- the Japanese don't have yet bile Eighty EIght Royale For example, In the recent What could be more Amen- heavy snow, the Olds EIghty can? OldsmobJ1e IS the oldest EIght plowed through in better Amencan nameplate still In style than some more ruggcd Autos productIOn_(The first Oldsmo- four-wheel drIve pIckups be bile was bUIlt In 1897, volume cause of Its combmation of antl- productIOn of the Curved Dash lock bl akes and a General Mo By Richard Wright Olds, the "Merry OldsmobIle" tors optIOn called tractIOn of musIcal fame, began m 1901 control The tractIOn control Back In the '30s and '40s, cars 10 the same price range as III a plant In DetrOit near the uses the antI-lock brake system Want luxury and quality at a reasonable price? Try an Belle Isle bridge) to stop the ~pmnmg upon accel- Oldsmobile was GM's cutting Buick, why have both Oldsmo- edge, experimental car line blle and BUIck? Oldsmobile Eighty Eight Royale LS. The Olds Eighty EIght IS a eratlOn on a slippery road refined electronically controlled radIO, all-season whIte stnp tradItional American-sty Ie fam- The anti lock bl akmg system When GM perfected the first Well, for one thmg, Oldsmo- automatic transmISSIOn that bIle dealers and BUlCkdealers automatIC transmISSIOn, avall- Iadlal tIres, power steermg, Ily sedan, roomy, comfortable rapIdly halts and applies the able ABS brakes and a well power brakes and power wm- and smooth, WIth properly re- brake" when It detects wheel really worked, It mtroduced It need a lme of cars to sell And on the '40 Oldsmobile. When it there are car buyers loyal to balanced, fully mdependent dows With lockout button to spectable levels of performance spm so that when you want to suspensIOn" deactIvate them when small and luxury_ All at a reasonable stop'on snow or Ice: you SImply developed the hlgh-eompresslOn one nameplate or the other So both dIVISIOnswent through Power IS supplied by GM's chIldren are on board In addi- (or what has come to be hold the brakes down and the V-8, It mtroduced It on the '49 CadJllac and Oldsmobile, the agonlzmg processes of redefin- 3800 V-G,rated at 170 horse- tlOn, rear doors have chIld secu- thought of as reasonable) price system does the "feathermg" power (a gain of five for '92) nty lock mechamsms. (That's Other nameplates, most nota- for you On the other hand, legendary Rocket 88 Among ing themselves Buick deCIded to go back to its "doctor's car" GM's most advanced automatIc why your rear passengers can't bly BUlCk,have been getting when you accelerclte the trac- other mnovatlOns introduced first on Oldsmobile (often image, an upper middle-class transmIssIOn, the four-speed get out; there's a SWItchon the attention in the press for Japa- tlOn control system WIll cut ac- electromcally controlled Turbo. edge of the door) nese-level quality, but the Olds celeratlOn and apply brakmg as shared WIth other dIVISIOns) luxury car In dlscussmg the 10 new EIghty EIght Royale, HydramatIc, IS standard on the The EIghty Eight Royale LS Eighty EIght is built in the needed to prevent wheel spm were power steermg 1952, 12.volt electrical systems and Larry Lyons, Oldsmoblle's gen- EIghty EIght. has all this equipment, plus same plant in Flint as the The result IS that you can drive power brakes 10 1953 and eral engmeermg and planning WIth its state-of-the-art cruIse control, power outside Buick LeSabre ~d they share in snow the same way you fl ont-wheel drIVe in 1965 manager, evoked the powerful power tram, aerodynamIC body rearvlew mIrrors, AMlFM many deSIgn attrIbutes And drive on dry pavement It Image of the Rocket 88s of the stylmg and relatively light stereo WIth cassette player and the quahty level in both cars works remarkably well As GM consolIdated and ra- early'50s weight, the Eighty EIght gets a antI-lock brakes. Options in- seems as high as any cars on OldsmobIle has gone through tIOnalized ItS production, the "Back then, the 88 was the very respectable EPA fuel econ- elude traction control (a bar- :the market, American or Japa- a difficult period, as have most car dlVlsions gradually lost best performmg full-size family omy rating of 18 miles per gal- gain at $175), leather uphol- :nese. of the GM diVISIOns,trying to their engmeering and deSIgn sedan m the Oldsmobile Ion CIty and 28 hIghway, the stery, electronic Instruments . Unlike nwnerous cars WIth define Itself m the GM galaxy. functIOns and became primarily hneup," Lyons saId. "The same best in the EPA's large vehicle and electrically heated Wind- :AmerIcan names or Japanese Many car hnes have changed marketing organizatIOns. Smce IS true with the 1992 EIghty class. shield - cars assembled in the Umted roles over the years but Jlt'r- OldsmobJle shared bodIes with Eight It has plenty of horse- Anti-lock brakes are stan- OldsmobIle saId its market : States, the Oldsmobile EIghty haps none so often ~s Oldsmo the other four diVISIOnsand dard 10 the Royale LS and op- research showed that many : Eight Royale's engine and bJ1e power and a contemporary . marketed VIrtually the same chaSSIS,a smooth V-G, a very tlonal m the Eighty EIght Roy- buyers mterested III moving up ale Fifteen-lOch wheels are from a smaller car are partICU- standard, as is a shift interlock larly mterested in front-wheel .:Travelers must have auto insurance to drive in Mexico which prevents shIfting out of dnve There are a nwnber of ~ For travelers planning an "park" unless the brake is ap- cars, both American and Japa- Miclugan member services. not the driver, consentmg to its None of the document re- "auto vacation "south of the bor- phed The power train IS nese, which meet this require- "The auto Insurance policy movement into Mexico. quirements apply to vehicles mounted through its torque ment. ~r" this year, there is now one must have full coverage, with Drivers will also have to pur- traveling within 12 miles of the axis to block noIse and vibra- So the question remains, why =JP.oredocwnent that must be liabilIty, comprehensIve and chase Mexican auto insurance :packed before leaving home - Mexican border or within the tlon and the car IS defimtely buy an Olds Eighty EIght m- collisIOn coverage included." before entering the country. statesofB~aCaluorniaand :a copy of your automobile in- Erickson said that the policy smooth. stead of one of the many other For AAA members, Mexican Baja California Sur. However, All extenor sheet metal ex- large front-wheel drive sedans? ;surance polIcy. must be in effect for at least auto insurance can be pur- motorists may wish to carry all cept the roof panel is galvan- The answer IS that Oldsmobile .. , "According to new entrance two months from the date of chased at AAA border offices in reqUIred docwnents as a pre- IZed on both SIdes for corrosion Just seems to have done it all a :'regu]ations issued by the Mexi- entry Into Mexico Arizona, California and Texas. caution against unforeseen cir- resistance. The front fenders little better than most. :can government in January, a Travelers to Mexico are still Cost of the insurance is based cumstances. are made of a composite mate- Nothing spectacular, but :copy of the driver's auto insur- required to provide proof of na- on the value of the vehicle. The new requirement is in- rial to save weight and en- very agreeable. Especially with :ance policy must be furnished tionality and a Mexican tourist An automobile worth $3,000 tended to prevent vehicles from hance dent resistance. a price range that starts at :along with the other docwnen- card; a valid driver's license; would cost about $4.85 a day to ,tation that has always been re- being imported into Mexico and Standard equipment on all $18,495 for the base Royale and a copy of the vehicle title insure. A $3 policy fee and 15 illegally resold there in order to :~ to enter Mexico," S8Jd or an affidavit NEW 1992 NEW 1992 NINny EIGHT NEW 1992 CUTLASS CIERA EIGHTEI~ ROYALE REGENCYSED~ ~"'- AUlD Tron.. W/Overdllve P S P 8 Sporl Mirrors Efee ~~ ~ Ilear Dtlloggel 5porllu.ury Pkg SpeCialGroundEffecl! ",ulomol c E~'ronlC" rCono: A"t.-Lock 810lkes Drwer Stdeanno1oble R'e Fog lamps Dual bllDu,l AMtfM S(e,&oCo.. 16 Inch .hOlnt CrUl •• Con'h'O'II4IWh..... 1 PW Pl fl~AMfMSleleocou 00016 Aula Trans Pspa AM-fMSterea Pwr Dao' Elee locks T Cosl Alum Wheels RolleyeInsl PonelCluste, Till Wheel Wav Pwr s.als Sl.~rng Wheel Touch C onllOI.$ COlneftng Lamps InIKSe Glass Sport MlIlor.s Oeluxe Wheel Covers Arr ConditiOning Puis. Wipers CrUIse Control Mots front A Rear A ufo Do v NIQ1l1M.,-,or ~m m(1e1 Plcg AI,Jffl SIVled Wr.e.ls ow More Stir: and More Stk .122193 ;fr;~~~ence G,aup All COnditioning and Mare Slk SALE $16 198* OR29% .2~9 PRICE , In li.., oI'Rr SALE W/GMAC Fin SALE SALE PRICE $21,898* PRICE $12,298* $14,798* GM fmployees &; fom Iy Members Sove AddU $933 .. PRICE GMEmOloveesIHam"vMembers$aveAddll 5127370 GMEmployee,& Fam,'yMembersSaveAddtl $687 75 GMEmployees& FomIVMembersSaveAddH 5869 15 . _ ALL PRICES INCLUDE DESTINATION - JUST ADD TAX BILL LEEOLDSMOBILE GRATIOT SOUTH OF 15 MILE RD• GREATER DETROIT liIlelllberol 791 3000 • [II1II1 - -=-Q.!! o_J.. e r 5_ SALEENDS FEB 21st, 1992 •All p"ces Illd de$t & rebate k) dooler Just odd k). Doole< porhc'pohOO may affecl pllCe Dooler ,"Stolled ophons ore odd,toono' p"o< soles excluded ---~------.,- ...__..... __ ...... - •• me ------1I------• « ---. 'ft • February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News News 11A Homeless ,':':':':':' From page 1 J Manser said the program, I organized by Grosse Pomte City resIdent Roger Gutmann, VIcepresident of programs for INTRODUCING THE ALL NEW Lutheran Social Services, was mltIated as an emergency re- sponse to state cutbacks, ACHIEVA ~O~$ll,499* "It's really been amazing how people have come together ~-- ~ to make It work," Gutmann List $1 3,32 5 said. "We pretty much make It work with volunteers" GM Employees He said the program IS also Save Additional rewarding for those who give their time. ''They have new re- $642 spect for what they've got," he saId Guttman saId the homeless Never Has So Much Thought Been Put Into So Much Fun! have been very respectful and 2 3 quad 4, alummum wheels, power steering, power brakes power door locks, appreciatIve of the warm bed pulse Wipers, anti-lock brakes, child safety seat anchors, Side Window defogger, and food He saId there has bodyslde moldings, remote decklrd release, remote filler door release, reclrnmg been no trouble bucket seats-dnver Side lumbar, analog speedometer, tachometer, voltmeter and He also thanked the senior gauges, AM/FM stereo, deluxe Intenor Stk #3465 citIZens for sharing theIr space *1s1 i1me Buyer If qualrfied 12 month $5000 mtn through GMAC with the homeless In fact, while the homeless program 1992 C1ERA SEDAN has been adequately funded, --III;j-'~ __ V-6, air, AM/FM stereo, digital clock, electriC rear defroster, the money for the seniors has - • 55/45 split seat, side Window defroster, automatic, power fallen - though not through steering, power brakes, tlflted glass Stk#3392 any fault of Calvary or its ef. ~ forts on behalf of the homeless LIST $14,658 NOW $12,399** He said donations for seniors North students volunteered to bag lunches for two weeks for GM EMPLOYEE SAVEADDITIONAL $707 are needed at this time the homeless at the Calvary Center. From right. counterclock- 1992 CUTLASS SUPREME S Calvary will contmue to wise. are sophomores Pat CUnningham, Chad Cheri and Scott house and feed the homeless Holcomb and junior Todd Teetaert and his father. North assis- Auto, air, rear defogger, 3 1 V-6, overdrive transmiSSion, daily through April. tant principal Tom Teetaert. sport luxury value pkg , fog lamps, dual exhaust, stereo "It's really been a remarka- cassette, digital clock. alum wheels, tilt, rally gauge group, ble effort," Manser said ways use more cookies." Moross For more mformatwn pulse wipers, crUise, mats. 5tk#3264 Caluary Center IS at 4950 A1llncen11V.. , rebat .. back to dealer a •• Cb&ed end ~ fotqo..o!foed 0JS.bmef's ~ ~C(X) m~tm lctooo 104 0 mJefor\!':l:c~mlleoge- f\.tthos.e opto:'l otel"ld of ~ ....,... r.o ob!got'O:'l ~b...y l~ IS re.spor'IS~for exc:~ ,W8Q1 &. IeOt FIRl pa~ehndoble ~'f Oepo$l equcI b flIlI ~J plus llC-et'oA ,. & k:J:( TOfOI obl ".on eql.e4 payI"'\l!'I'lllU'l\e:s ~ YOU CLIP IT WE'LL BEAT IT! j., '" 'Y".. ~t'(>;t: ! "' I! ~ I 1"" '" I .... "; ------For one day only , : ~GREA~" ,DEALS ON NEW VW'S Present I !his coupon '" r ~7-;;;"-\'J ...... '" ....* } "'"j...... 1 "II @} "....,., ; (of. I - FEBRUARY 15TH - for entry I We'll be holding our second Indoor Garage Sole, where you'll 1991 find low, low prices on new and used cars' come see! I 1991 ~ I When you think you've found the lowest, the I CORRADO CABRIOLET ~. ~ ABSOLUTE lowest price on any new Oldsmo.bile, cut the ad out. Bring it in to us February 15th and I AUTO/LOADED/SUN ROOF DESIGNER SERIES/AUTO/LOADED .WE'LL BEAT IT!*** Stk. #V1401 ryOU C'UPIT'----' IWE'LL BEAT IT! I WE OFFER THE II Loo~ through all the newspaper II ads thet you can find When you LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN think you ve found the lowes! the I I . 30 000 M.. ot f'r.. Oi 3 M l'U:" from Harper WoodI ABSOLUTE lowest pnce on eny (On_en) , 0 MIr'WJtn tom Mt Oement Inew Oldsmobile or Suzuki cut the I . Free l.lbe Ibt M tong As .5Ml"llJIesftor'nS1 OM'~ Iad oul Bn ng rt to Orummy I YOl'Own", ~ M nute, f'l'om Wwren IOldsmoblle Suzuki and I . _0p0n7,0040cfr0ghI Hlgh QoftQr tor Trlade fl"ll .... Thun W'E NEED TRADf"SI L.!'.!:!:~!.~!.!!':':'.J SAVE SAVE $4500 JOE RICCI VOLKSWAGEN • SAAB • MASERATI 17181 Mack at Cadieux • Grosse Pointe 343.5430 .... ttc __ - - •••• _ ••• - •••• ---- •• ' me _. -- ee _._e. • e.o' -.a~ ~..__ .. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION C'CD\/lf'lo~(, _ ~Vt"T"' •• "" _ """,." _ .. _ A Events February 13. 1992 Grosse Pointe News Laser, music combine for spectacular display Laser hght artist TImothy eye pelcelve" vlsual movement II1dudes cloud!>, burstmg fire. Walsh teams up With the Lake JI1 a mUSical wa) - the mesh- WOIks, cmtoon ltke ammatlOn, St Clair Symphony 01 chest! a mg of sound and Image addmg name!>, logos, messages and ab. at 7 pm. Sunday, Feb. 16, at a new dlmenslOn to mustc st! act shupes the Macomb Center for the Pel The Lake St Clan Sym formmg Arts for a plOgram of Not only does he create beau phony, m Its 30th yeal, Wtll be VIsual mUSIC t!ful Images, he chm eogt aphs conducted by Andt ew Sewell Walsh's lasel shows are them to mUSical accompam Tlckets at $20 fOI adults and based on the plemtse that the ment What the audIence sees $18 for students and semor CItI- zens may be obtained at the center's box office or charged to The voyage of Columbus VlsalMasterCard by callmg 286 2222, Monday tlu ough Fn- The Grosse Pomte War Mem. nary Island fJ lilt salad and day, from lOa m to 6 p m onal's Adventure Series cele pumpkm spice cake Macomb Center IS located on brates Columbus' dIscovery 500 Dmner IS at 6.30 p m and the Center Campus of Macomb yeal's ago by featurmg "The the film begms at 8 p m For Commumty College at Hall (M. Voyage of Columbus" In a film more mfOlmahon, call 881 59) and Garfield roade; m Clm presentatIOn by Robm WIlhams 7511 ton Townshlp on Monday, Feb. 17 Follow the Concert tonight explorer's hfe from Genoa to South students, from left, Will Stephens. Tom Coyle, Ken Taylor and Keith Miller, prac- Spam and the Canary Islands, !lee their percussion quartet for Saturday's District Solo and Ensemble Festival. across to the Atlantic to the Bahamas and back to Spam Before that. though, they join other members of South's Symphonic Band at its winter concert tonight. Thursday, Feb. 13. along with the South orchestra at Parcells Middle The evenmg IS $4 25 for the School. The concert begins at Bp.m. Admission is free. film only, $14 for the dmner only, or $1825 for a complete evemng The dinner menu III cludes chicken soup WIth lemon and mmt, Spamsh loin of pork WIth sherry, corn pudding, Ca- Collins to speak U S Congresswoman Bar , bm a Rose Collms, whose con I stItuency includes Grosse I Pomte Park and Clty, along ;Hear ye WIth parts of Deh OIt, will I speak to the GlOsse Pomte i The annual Madrigal DemocratIc Club Tuesday, 1 Feast. a Medieval dinner and Feb 18, at 7'30 p.m, m the Grosse Pomte Umtanan I fundraiser for the Grosse ~1'01l1te South Choir, will be Church, 17150 Maumee, : ~n Saturday and Sunday, GIOSse Pomte CIty : }eb. 22 and 23, from 6:30 to It WIll be her first address to a Grosse POInte group : j 1 ).J.m. in South's Cleminson The public is mvited : hull The doors are closed As part of her talk, Colhns I promptly at 6:30 p.m. Get OUR 79TH ANNUAL : there early. WIll review bills currently : Advance reservations are before Congress that she 'requued. Tickets are $35. feels are important. She will i Call the South choir at 343- also spell out her own shOlt- , 2140 for reservations or more and long-term legislative : information. South High goals l][3mmm~m~ : School's information number Of speCIal mterest to Sde Sde Sde Sde Sde Sde I is 343.2130. Pomters not currently m her The Royal Court of the 1493 constituency is that whethel r King Henry VII Castle are, the Democratic or Repubh- : from l~ft going up the stair. can.backed reapportIOnment • CCI,e. Sara Carlson, Sarah plan finally IS adopted, the : Lenard. Charlie Licldold. De- 13th CohgressIOnal Distnct : lame Boon, Jason Hall and IS expected to extend to the , the jester. Andrew McKim. Macomb County line, takmg , Photo by John MmIDs- m all five Grosse Pointe commumties BEACON POINTE , r FURNACES & BOILERS PHARMACY AND SURGICAL (WILSON $< WOLFER) PRESCRIPTIONS CONVALESCENT AIDS & HOSPITAL SUPPLIES 21435 Mack Ave. 15216-22 East Jefferson • Near Beaconsfield Furnishing , St Clair Shores ~822-5474 • Grosse Pointe Park 0 823.0060 I 17600 LIVERNOIS. 863-7800 Fine Homes 15304 KERCHEVAL. 822.9070 In the small mall r@ ~ 0 FREE DELIVERY 0 ~ Since 1913 776-5510 :l 1726 MAPLE RD.• 643-4800 d/J'rI\,\"\' -HOURS- ~ ,I I ~J Monday through Fnday 8 30 a m - 7 P m ~ ( I @~.!!! Saturday800am -400pm D. 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JOHN DOE and JANE DOE tho two dofoodanl> rooms and a hallway, LEAN BONELESS FRESH WHOLE SMALL LEAN Our Own Cooked II lost named be ng pon bIll' tenants In poSS8S'Slon of II porhons of prem SM undel" Forec-bsUf8 the names be.ng C~~:~81~T FRYING S..pARl;fIllIS ROAST BEEF : I f c"hoot. the r Prue names be ng lIf1\a,O't'ffl 10 plolntlff. ROAST - CHICKEN $ 98 :1 ~n~ l' ~189 : I SUIM\ONS , II I -----~------~---~~--~-~------~-.,-~------l------~------T =ebruary 13, 1992 irosse Pointe News Seniors 13A For some the finish line is ~ signal to run another lap What makes a wmner keep running? Why do men and women who have achIeved $25 to $100 theIr hfe goal, whether It be In business or the professIOns, choose to contmue on, rather than sit back and enJoy a leI- BUY AGAIN BONUS sure they have earned? We read of executives, re- tired because of age restrIction, Prime Time who start their own busmesses, act as consultants to others or serve on several corporate By Marian Trainor boards. BRUNO'S APPLIANCE and GE, a great team for over 37 years, is The expenence they brmg IS backlog of decislon-makmg and any endeavor, at any age, want now better than ever! With our expanded display of new appliances, welcome and mvaluable and work values that taught me to gain the respect of their fam. the companies they serve are how to use my tIme and talents Ily and those who work for low cost GECAF financing, quick delivery, and special orders at the fortunate to have access to to the best advantage I don't them. same low price as stock merchandise, Bruno's and GE lead thp.way in their hard-earned skIlls ac- work as I used to because I can Fmanclal securIty may be quired over long years But stIll customer satisfaction. get more done now m a shorter important, particularly among the questIOn prevails Why penod of tIme I am not one to older people who remember the don't they want to rest? SIt back and rest on my laurels Depression. Money and per- ~ Potscrubber@ True, the urge to keep gomg once I've reached a goal There sonal security are related. rather than level off ISnot tYPI are alwayg oth!:'r goals" BeSides the competItion of DishW~!!M.'- . cal of all retIrees. Fortliied, the. '\!!.2J Los Angeles psychologist Joe the world of business, there IS oretlcally, by SocIal SecurIty, Rlttenbacker explains this af- another arena to whIch those private pensIOns and invest. fimty for work: "Making one's who crave recognitIOn and en. 'ment mcome, many workers mark in the world can be a JOYa sense of power are at- look forward to years of plea- stImulant. We all know people tracted. It is a world where the ;surable activities, travelIng and who can't qUIt The more suc- mdlvidual may work to become ~pursuing lifelong hobbies. cessful they are, the harder proficient enough to compete m Why are these outlets not they work. Why? Integnty IS a sport that hitherto may have .enough for those who look for- lInked to ambItion, but so IS been only a recreational outlet, .ward more, not less, work at to power Once a person has held or they may just compete an age when employers say It the reins of power, It Isn't easy against their own body to whip is time to quit? to let go it into shape. Perhaps from the tIme they "Money, then, IS not the pri- A retired dean of the school entered the workplace they had mary factor. There are million- of fine arts at Stanford Univer- to set their sights on being su- aIres who never have enough. SIty now takes her swimming per-achievers. Their whole hves It is the wheeling and dealmg senously. At age 70, she en. were wrapped up in what they that stImulates" tered the Masters Swimming Model GSD2800 ModelJKP44 did for a living and theIr per- program and set eight national sonal happiness came second to The "hIgh" that comes from records m one regional meet 5 cycles/37 options. II perform- Blac.k gld~s doO! ~ \11th windows success. competition was descnbed by and six more in the Masters ance monitoring programs. Multl- and to\lel bal handle~. Electronic They were, psychologIsts one businessman, now in hIS Long Course Championship. Orbit T" wash system and self- <.ontrob \11th touc.h pads displa) would say, WIlling to take 70s' "When I was a kid, I was A mother of four from San cleaning filter. QuietPower '" Wash both tIme and tempel ature. Meat risks, convinced that they always competmg, trymg to Bernarwno, Calif., was the first System. thermometel would succeed. The possibilIty beat out the other guy I got a m her age group to finish the of failure was never consIdered bIg kICk out of doing deals - Iron-man triathlon. The T-shirt They are propelled at retire- even if It was trading marbles" she wore as she crossed the fin- $25* Buy Again Bonus $ J00* Buy Again Bonus ment age by the same motIva- What it comes down to, then, Ish hne read: "Insanity is he- ,tions that influenced them the reason people go on work- reditary. You get it from your when they fIrst entered the Job ing when they could stop, IS kids." market. that they are fulfilling needs In a survey of life after re- As one successful post-retiree which may be financial, emo- tirement, it was found that ~ 30" Gas Range with explains: "I love work and I tIOnal or personal. many retirees focus on physical love making money. WIth ex- Another need is love and re- conditioning. (Some scientists \f!2} Sealed Burners perience, I have built up a spect People who succeed at believe that many of the physi- cal changes blamed on age are the result of inactIVIty.) AARP 2fSrro'meet Feb. 24 Idleness takes Its toll in two ways. It dries us up and Grosse Pomte AARP Chapter Reservations for the annual I 2151 will meet at the Grosse shrinks us. Stop moving and spring luncheon, scheduled for i 11I1111111 I Pointe Memonal Church, 16 you stop pumping the fluids I II May 20, can be made at the that keep the Joints working Lakeshore m the Farms, on EXTRA III meeting. The travel chairper- and the muscles trim. Monday, Feb. 24, at 1 p.m. son has a nverboat gambling Elaine B. Bernstein, SUpervI- No matter what the proving LARGE trip planned for April 28-30. ground, there are those who sor of the board of retIred sen- Cost IS $139, double occupancy; OVEN ior volunteer programs, WIll can't bear to drop out of the and a trip to the English coun- race. Years just add to the in- discuss what IS available for trySIde, Sept. 29-0ct 6, for volunteers in Wayne County. centive to test limits and set $1,199. Reservations must be records whether it be in busi. Model ~ made as soon as poSSIble Call ness, the world of sport or just 881-8380. jGBP34GEP Seniors invited for self-improvement. Upswept cooktop with sealed Model TFX24R burners for easy cleanup. Self-clean to forum oven with electronic oven controb, 23.6 cu. ft. capaCity; 8.65 cu. ft. free7eJ. DIspenses crushed ice, The Detroit Area Agency on clock and timer. Extra large oven ellbes or \I ater. AdJu'itable porta- Aging will host a public sessIOn with large view windm\. Storage to gather informatIOn on the drawer. bin door 'iheh es. Glass shelves. needs of the elderly for plan development from 2:30 to 3:30 $50* Buy Again Bonus pm. on Monday, Feb. 24, fol- II $ J00* Buy Again Bonus lowing its board of directors meeting. The seSSIOn WIll be held in the Dave MIller BuIld- j II ing, 1st Floor Conference Room, GREAT SAVINGS ON BEDDING 8731 East Jefferson at Crane, & QUALITY FURNITURE Detroit. The agency WIll solICIt input (Detroit Store Only) on the specIal needs of older Clearance On All people before it develops the 1992-93 annual plan for senior services. Written and oral testi- LA-Z-BOY CHAIRS mony WIll be of special impor- tance because there may be from $279°0 or Less proposed state budget cuts m (All Locations) services Older adults, policymakers, 90 Days Same As Cash on GE & ReA Appliances with approved credit service providers, volunteers, caregivers and the general pub. lic are mvited to attend the meeting. Written comments University Liggett School WIll be accepted through Feb 28. Middle School The DetrOIt Area Agency on Agmg is a plannmg, advocacy Visitors' Day and funding agency which serves the older population reo Friday, February 21 sIdmg m the CIty of DetrOit, the five Grosse Pomtes, Harper A day of special classes and events is planned Woods, Hamtramck and HIgh- land Park. One of fourteen for visitors currently in grades 5,6 and 7. such agencIes in MIchIgan, It Please call the admissions office to register if receIves federal and state funds from the MIchIgan Office of you want your child to sample middle school Services to the Agmg to coordI- life at: nate a vanety of servIceS for WARREN DETROIT ST. CLAIR SHORES the elderly of its region 11800 Eleven Mile 17170 Harper 23118 Harper For more information about (E. of Hoover) (2 bIks E. of Cadieux) (lhlk N. of 9 Mile) the forum, call 222-5330. University Liggett School 850 Briarcliff Drive 759-0370 Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 882-2392 778-4520 Research works. (313) 884-4444 M, Th, F, 9-9 M, Th, 9-7 M, Th, 10-8 T, W, Sat., 9-6 • American Heart T, W, F, Sat, Tue., W, F, S, ~ Association Sun. 12-5 Unlt>nSlly IJgge/l ~c1Ioo/admlls s/udenls of any ralX!, color and no/lOno/1fT e/}Jnlc orIgIn 9-6 10-6 • • • ~ or •••• _t .. n.~_ _ . MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION c:.~~VIt"C: • CVC'T['UC" .. J"Inl.lt"l .. ..,.. TII"Iro., , .14A February 13, 1992 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News i ,• High School who excel not only George Richard Cook Ernest Phillip Lamb Henry Gildner Jr. • In talent, but in sportsmanlike I• conduct, thoughtfulness and Services were held Feb. 6 at A memorial servIce wlll be Visitation Will be held from 4 I wittiness as well. the Lutheran Home in Fran- held at 12.30 p m Feb 16 at to 8 pm. on Sunday, Feb 16, I kenmuth and on Feb. 7 at the Church of the Palms in Delray at the Chas Verheyden Inc. fu- Carol Ann Clay MUIr Brothers Funeral Home Beach, Fla, for Ernest PhIlhp neral home in Grosse Pointe A requiem eucharist was in Almont for George Richard Lamb of Delray Beach He dIed Park for Henry Gildner Jr , 57, held Dec. 4, 1991, at Mariners' Cook, 87, of Detroit and Grosse Feb 8, 1992, at hIS home of Grosse Pointe City. He died Church 10 Detroit for Carol Pomte. He died of cardIac sur- A former reSident of the Feb 10, 1992, in Ormond Ann Clay, 32, of Rockville, Md. gery comphcations on Feb. 3, Grosse Po1Ote area, Mr. Lamb Beach Hospital 10 Florida A former reSident of GroS&' 1992. at Saginaw General Hos- moved to Delray Beach In Born 10 Detroit, Mr. GIldner POInte Farms and Broomall, pital. 1973 received hiS bachelor's degree Pa., she died of natural causes Mr. Cook was born Dec. 24, An executive engineer for the from the Umverslty of MlChi Nov. 17, 1991, at her home. 1904, the son of the late Thea- Chrysler Corp, he held eight gan and was employed by Pru- Born In Lower Merion Town- dor and Aoltje (Elsie) Cook. He patents on automotive deVices dential Life-Bache ship in Montgomery County, graduated from Detroit Eastern He was influential m military He was a past preSident of Pa., she graduated in 1977 High School and attended Hope deSIgns and supervised the de the Detroit Boat Club and the from Marple Newtown High College 10 Holand. Sign of a radar battery used in DetrOIt Racket Club, and was a School in Broomall, Pa She He worked for General Mo- the successful defense of Lon- member of the DetrOIt Athletic earned her bachelor's degree tors for 43 years, retir10g 10 don dur10g World War II Club and Chi Phi. from the University of Mlchl- 1969 as the general dIrector of Mr. Lamb was an elder and Mr. Gildner IS survived by gan.Dearborn in 1983 and purchasing for the Fisher Body clerk of the sessIOn of Grosse his sons, Henry ill, Gregory, Kristine Coddens graduated from the Umversity Division Rene M. Robert Pomte Memonal Church, past Gordan and Geoffrey; a grand. , In his youth he was an aVid preSident and a member of the ,I Kristine (Krissy) A. of Michigan Law School in child, father, Henry S. Gildner , 1987. partiCipant in sports, especially Rene M. Robert board of governors of St An- Sr , and sisters, Constance GIld- , Coddens softball and basketball. , Miss Clay was employed by ServIceS were held Feb. 11 at drew's Club, a trustee of the ner and Gretchen Brian. He During much of his life, Mr : More than 600 people at- the Sovran Bank In Rockville, St. Ambrose Church in Grosse Church of the Palms 10 Delray was preceded 10 death by hiS Cook was a member of FIrst : tended the memonal mass that Md., at the time of her death. Po1Ote Park for Rene M Rob- Beach, and a fellow of the En- Wife, Pamela. Reformed Church of Detroit. I was held Feb. 4 at St. Clare of She was formerly employed by ert, 63, of Grosse Pointe Park gineering Society of DetrOIt His body will be cremated He was also a member of Al- Montefalco Church 10 Grosse Lerch, Early, Roseman & Fran- He died Feb. 7, 1992, at hiS The board of governors of the and 10terment wIll be 10 Trav, I mont FIrst CongregatIOnal 'Pointe Park for Kristine kel Chartered, a law firm in Ford Motor Co. office 10 Dear- Engineering Society of Detroit erse City, where a memorial : (Krissv) A Coddens, 24. of Bethesda, Md. Church. and began attending born presented him With the Distinc- service will be held The date United Methodll:.t Church after . Grosse Po1Ote City. She died She was a member of Ameri- Mr Robert was born in Cha- tIve Service Award. and time of the memorial ser- moving to Independence Vil- : Feb I, 1992, at Macomb Hospl- can Mensa Ltd., the interna- teau-Thierry, France. He gradu- Mr. Lamb was also chairman vice have yet to be determmed lage, a retirement community : tal Center 10 Warren tIOnal Order of Rainbow for ated from St. Cyr Coetguidan, of the finance commlttE>eof the MemOrial contnbutions may be in Frankenmuth ~ Born 10 Detroit, MISS Cod- Girls; and the American Bar the French eqUIvalent of West DetrOIt Society of Automotive made to the American Heart He is survived by his wife, i dens graduated from Grosse AssociatIOn and the Maryland Point, and served as a lieuten. Engineers, a member of the AssociatIOn. Florence Irene Armstrong Pointe South High School, Bar Association ant 10 the French army during board of governors of the Na- 1 Cook, whom he married in : where she earned multiple let- In high school she was a the war m Algena. tional Society of Automotive 1931. He is also survived by his ters 10 basketball, volleyball backstroke sWimmer on a He was decorated with the Engineers, vice chairman of the Fritzi (Munro) I sons, George Robert Cook of ! and softball. championship team, a National highest military award given Rackham Foundation, and vice Almont and Ralph Richard Shillabeer • She attended Ferris State Merit Scholar f10alIst in 1977 by the French goverment for chairman of the board of trus- Cook of Midland; four grand. l University and was employed and a semifinalist in the Camp- repelling a band of rebels in tees of the Detroit Institute of Fntzl (Munro) ShJ1labeer, 92, children; and his younger sis- I by Creative Compensation bell Moot Court in Michigan. SPite of being wounded and Technology. died at her home in Toronto on ter, Dorothea Elzerman of Ka- Group in Detroit She was also fluent in Spanish. greatly outnumbered. French He is survived by his daugh- Feb. I, 1992. lamazoo. He was preceded in ter, Marilyn L. Holm of Colum- A former Grosse Pointe City I Miss Coddens was an avid MISS Clay is survived by her President Charles De Gaulle ! death by his younger brother, skier, sWimmer. and sports fan parents, Henry A. & Christine signed his mihtary release pa. bia, Mo; five grandchIldren resident, she was the widow of Edgar Theodore Cook. Her favorite profeSSIOnal teams B. Clay of Grosse Pointe pers. and two great-grandchildren. Dr. Fredenck W. Munro, ape- Burial was in West Berlin I\ were the Detroit Red W10gs Farms; brothers, Stephen H. Mr. Robert worked in Ford He was preceded in death by dmtnclan who practiced in the Cemetery in Berlin Township. : and the Detroit Lions. Clay and Andrew R. Clay; ma- Motor Company's truck opera- wife, Ceola C. Lamb and hiS Village 10 Grosse Pointe City. Memorial contributions may be I She was active in Neighbor- ternal grandmother, Elizabeth tions for 31 years. son, Dr Thomas W Lamb. She is survived by her sons, made to the Henry Stephens hood Club sports, including F. Brooks; and paternal grand- He was a founder and past Arrangements were handled Barry of Toronto and Neil of I PublIc Library in Almont. I softball and volleyball, and par- mother, Mary S. Clay. She was president of the Pentanque by the Scobee-Ireland-Potter HalIfax Funeral Home, 300 Northeast Services were held 10 To- : ticipated in the Grosse Pointe preceded In death by her ma- Arthur C. Terhune Club of Detroit, and a member Billiards League. ternal grandfather, Robert B. of Alliance Francaise de Grosse FIfth Ave., Delray Beach, Fla ronto Affectionately known as Brooks; and her paternal A memorial service was held Pointe, the Engineering Society tt f~t"------""" lJit,,/.. 1 "Beasie , she had a wonderful grandfather. Henry C. Clay. Saturday, Feb. 8, at Christ of Detroit, the Society of Auto- Her body was cremated. In. Church in Grosse Pointe for motive Engineers, and the 1'- /"FOR ONE WEEK ONLY ...... • sense of humor. \. Her organs were donated for terment was in the Upper Arthur C. Terhune. 78, of St. Union de Francais A 1'- transplantatIOn and all of the Room Columbarium at Mari- Clair Shores. A former resident Estranger. SAVE operations were successful, ac- ners' Church in Detroit. Memo- of Birmingham and Grosse Mr. Robert was a photogra- 40 to 65% cording to the Organ Procure- rial contributions may be made Pointe City, he died Feb. 3, pher and enjoyed reading. Off Suggested Relall I ment Agency of Michigan. to Mariners' Church Renova- 1992, at William Beaumont He is survived by his wife, : Her heart and lungs went to tion Fund, 170 E. Jefferson, Hospital in Royal Oak. Elizabeth; and sons, Frank. MI- BEAUTIFUL I a 37-year'lld man who has a Detroit, Mich 48226. Mr. Terhune was a retired chael and Marc. He was pre- GIVENCHY \ wife and two children. A vice president of Prudential ceded in death by his brother ; MINKCOATS -., 0000 _PI" . i mother who worked as a truck Beverly J. (Sweet) Bache, furmerly Merrill Lynch. and sister. - .. ," -- - 4- NatUral, FernaIe He also was a financial analyst driver received her liver. One Kleinschmit Memorial contributions may aANCH '" MAHOGANV of her kidneys went to a 32- on WJR radio, be made to Crossroad. the Cap- ~ MINKCOATS GIVENCHY year'lld married man who has Services were held Wednes- Born in Englewood. N.J., he uchin Soup Kitchen, or the S0- +0 $2,997 ~~Sll" two children, and her other kid- day. Feb. 5, at the Chapel of graduated from Princeton Uol- ciety of St. Vincent De Paul. FURS versity in 1934. He was an ad- ney was given to a 19-year'lld the Flower at White Chapel HIGH FASHION PARIS I! vertismg manager for Minne- woman who hves with her par- Cemetery in Troy for Beverly GIVENCHY sota Mining from 1940 to 1957. i ents. J. (Sweet) Kleinschmit. 64. of Richard D. Robbins LAMB M {jlVendtys :Fur He is survived by his daugh- One Example MasterpIeces J The doctors noted that Miss Grosse Pointe Woods. She died Richard D. Robbins, 67, a 2 Reversible . Coddens was in exceptional Feb. 3, 1992, at Bon Secours ters, Lyn Carns of Oshkosh, NItPATu rt lntfiztufua/!y Crtated former Grosse Po1Ote resident, NEWZEAUtND 'By One of(Ifu '.Most 'I' health at the time of her death Hospital in Grosse Pointe City. Wis., Ann Disser of Grosse died Feb. 3, 1992, in Winston- ~ LAMBFUR C&6rated Of :iI({ . and that her organs were per- Born in Highland Park. Mrs. Pointe Farms and Martha Day of Haslett; brother, James Ter- Salem, N C., where he had toO $1797 'l3"g(jg' Pans Coutunus i feet. Kleinschmit was a homemaker. lIVed smce retiring 10 1990. j Coddens is survived by She is survived by her hus- hune; JO grandchildren and MIss Mr. Robbins graduated from BlOOMfiELD HIJ I.S two great-grandchildren. He -; 642-3000 DETROIT !> I her parents, Robert and Nau- band, Clarence; son, Chris; and 873-.'1300 Grosse Pointe High School in ~",) 1515 N Woodward A\lenue f' was preceded m death by hiS ~~Jt'Q _ 73731111111 Avenue ..... l nee Coddens; Sisters, Michelle, two grandsons. ______'IoII'~ wife, Mary Ann. 1943 and served in the Air I Naunee and Stephanie, and Arrangements were handled Force during World War n. I brothers, Rob and Eric. by the Chas Verheyden Inc. fu. Arrangements were handled by the A.J. Desmond & Sons After the war. he attended Her family and friends are neral home in Grosse Pointe Indiana Umversity and then I, working toward developing a Park. Burial was in White funeral directors in Troy Mem- orial contributions may be returned to the Grosse Po1Ote ! scholarshIp memorial fund in Chapel Cemetery in Troy. area, where he lived for more ! her name, with scholarships to Memorial contributions may be made to Tau Beta Camp for Diabetic Children, 1826 Hunt than 40 years. He lived in REFINANCE I be given to outstanding female made to the charity of the do- Grosse Pointe Park, Grosse l athletes at Grosse Pointe South nor's choice. Club DrIve, Grosse Pointe Woods. Mich 48236. Pomte CIty, Grosse Pointe Farms and Grosse Pomte IAssessment reviewer Woods. NOW Ethel Elizabeth (Betsy) Mr. Robbins is survived by Worley his wife, Wanda J. Robbins; Our new program allows you to sons, Greg, Doug, Richard Jr Iappointed in Woods A memorial service wl1l be refinanceyourcurrentnwrlg~e and Eric; and sister, Dorothy : By Donna Walker U.S. Army Signal Corps in held at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Feb. Ann Mauger. for only 19, at Grosse Pointe Memorial : Staff Wnter. World War n. Memorial contributIOns may Church in Grosse Pointe Farms I The Grosse Pomte Woods Th board f . . hed be made to Hospice of Winston. : City Council has appomted Ted I d e t°froreVle9wIS SC 8- for Ethel Elizabeth (Betsy) Wor- , Mr k' u e to mee m a.m. to Salem, 11000 S. Stratford Road, , ozows I to serve on the M h 10 19 d 24 ley She died Jan. 24. W1Oston-Salem, N.C. 27103 : city's board of review p.m . arc 'rtyan , Th f b b Because prope tax es were I e Iv~-mem er oard frozen state-wide t 1990 I I Ichecks the city assessor's work d beca fa t eve St' WO in closing costs. ; and then meets to hear protests ~~ h' use 0 cts rece n. • fi . mlC Igan pu blIC a • new Im-l : rom pr,operty owners regard10g its have bee I ced th With rates so low, don't miss this lthe estimated market value of board n p a on e golden opportunity to save! : their homes and busmesses. Th' board d'" 0+ : Board members are paid e can a u....,. assess- Limited Time. '$100 tI h d th k ments on property the owner I or eac ay ey wor acquired after Jan 1 1991 Imore than four hours, and $50 th b 'II so. • I ' I so. h da h k el er y WI , lorec osure or CALL I lor eac y t ey wor four purchase. Re II be : hours or less views WI Cheryl Gauss • John Vitelli : A 13 year reSident of the based on the property value as I Woods Mr k t ed I ofDec 1,1990. for details I ,ozows I re Ir ast If f th d't' Iyear after eight years as a none 0 ese con I 10~ 1-800-640-5765 882-6400 : Michigan Tax Tnbunal Judge. app~y, the board has no Jur:s- or I H W C t dictIOn to make any changes 10 : de was a ayne oun y the assessment However, the "Candlelisht Nisht" Some restrictions may apply. : au ltor from 1983-91; a Wayne Mlchi an Tax Trib I d : County legislative agpnt 10 have ;uch pow una DeS 'Lans1Og from 1973-76; a state er • Friday - February 14th • REPUBLIC : representative from 1969-72 But before any property !serv10g as VIce chairman of th~ °thwnetrbcan filtlehan appehal with Dinner For Two: Choice of meat, fish __BANK I ed t' d ta . e n una, e or s e must I uca IOn an xatlOn commlt- first g 0 to the board f or chicken, three side dishes ~ $.£. : tees and as a member of the Th rty 0 reVIew , I d" . dm us a prope owner must : JU ICI?-fYcor~lllllttee, an a m- stIll go to the board of review beverage, tax and tip all for ~ I Istratlve assistant to Congress- if 't d t h h" . Iman LUCien N Nedzl from e~e~ I oes no aye t e J\.,' only $ 35.00 a couple I 1961-66' d so. nsdlctlOn to lower hIS or her r ,an an assessor lor t' rd : Hamtramck assessmen., I? 0 er to protect I Mr k the owner s nght to file an ap- 18720 Mack Avenue : ozows I receIved hiS bach- peal with the Michi an Tax ~ Grosse Pointe Fanns, MI 48236 I elor of arts degree from Wayne Tribunal g ; State University (WSU) 10 To schedule an appomtment t 7 t II E. Warren at Cadieux : 1951•.and hiS law degree from With the Woods board of re- 882.1651 (f1inatUing tIit .fWteman. fJJream One 1fome at a Tmre " -WSU In 1957. He served 10 the View, call 343.2435. ~------"""."-"".zI'L~ ..a.a ...... ~~~~~~-,------r---~------. <#".. ------" ------I T 'bruary 13, 1992 I 'I)sse Pointe News 15A £! News / Police group feeds nearly SPRING '92:., 1,000 families ~ I\DL4R Nearly 1,000 needy families CLASS were fed during the Thanksgiv. mg and Christmas hohdays ~@ SCHEDULE through an effort led by a Grosse Pomte Shores officer. Jerry Crowley Public safety officer Stephen The Grosse Pomte Caterer bnngs back her successful Poloni said hIS "Feed a Fanu- "MIdday Monday" cookmg serIes (Sign up soon and tell her ly" program was able to pro- what you would hke her to focus on in the classes.) vide meals to 450 fanulies at Mondays in February, March, April- 11:30.2:30 p.m. ThanksgIving and 500 at $13.50 per session Parking Christmas He especially thanked Shores resIdent Doug- Zachary Smith's Doodles with Noodles structure One23's executive chef gIves a creatIVe tWIst or two to pasta, las WeIss for purchasing the with demonstrations of claSSIC Fellucine Alfredo and Pasta hams for the Christmas meals. Zachary "As m every year that we Wednesday, February 26 - 7:00 p.m. $25.00 have had the Feed a Family program," Poloni saId, "we feel Richard Vincent's Healthy, Wealthy and Rise Vmcent, of Detroit's Traffic Jam and Snug, and baker Peter as If we were the ones who Waldenmeyer bnng you the healthy facts on low fat, high have been blessed We would fiber breads They WIll do Pretzel Sticks, a fresh Herb, a hke to thank all those who Multi-Grain, and a Wheat Quick Bread for you to taste. were so generous in giving to Monday, March 2 -7:00 p.m. $15.00 this cause" Julie Winter's Show Stopping Desserts It was the fourth year Polom Juhe, returmng from her second PIllsbury Bake-Off, WIll do has organized the program. easy desserts which look and taste wonderful WIth mmimal The program also provided effort, Ie, frozen Chocolate Mousse Torte and dessert Road changed food for a ChrIstmas party for Ravioli With sauces and easy garnishes Cass Corndor chIldren. WhIle Tuesday, March 3 - 6:30 p.m. $15.00 Polom and others were dehver- To ease construction of the new addition to Cottage Hospital. the traUic pattern on Muir JelrGabriel's NO GUILT cArt ing food, they learned about Jeff Gabnel, Director of the Culinary Arts Program. at Road between Kercheval and Ridge has been temporarily changed. A barrier will be built those who needed winter cloth- (lown the center of the road, eliminating one traUlc lane. The road will be primarily one Schoolcraft College, presents his NO GUILT CAFE. From ing, and With the cooperation of healthy salad dressmgs to dessert, Chef Jeff will cook low fat, way, west, from Kercheval to Ridge. Those using the attended lot south of the parking some churches, were able to fIll low sodium recipes for you t!ltaste, take home and cook for structure will be able to turn right or left and those using the parking structure can turn those needs. your own NO GUILT CAFE. onto Muir from Ridge, but will not be able to go past the parking structure. The traUic pat- The Feed a Family progranl Monday, March 9 - 6:30 p.m. $25.00 tern will be in effect while the hospital digs a basement and prepares to construct the annually solicits $12 donations. John's Irish Cookery building. Although hospital construction isn't expected to be completed until May 1993. With the help of local grocery Muir Road will return to its normal traffic pattern in October. John Pollard, a local chef/caterer now specializing in Irish stores, each donation fed a fam- food will present an exciting Irish dinner, salmon with ily. cucu~ber sauce, herb salad, scones and a spectacular ending, pear tart. This will be dIshed up with lots of local folklore on the history of Irish food. Wednesday, March 11 - 6:30 p.m. $18.00 Tobetter serve you, MARCH 2- 3 4 S 6 7 7PM 630PM Vmcenl Winlers Bread Desserts 9 10 11 12 13 14 630PM 630PM 630PM Gabneb Jobns Heart we've built on NO GUII; 1mb Dinne Smart 16 17 18 "19 20 21 700PM 11AM Smllb Lesley Brunc:b Ellzabetb 23 24 2S 26 27 28 four new additions 630PM Peachy I, Gabnel Low Fat I Veoetman French I , , 30 31 I, ! OYltEmergency , ...... ~. t to Room. ,I APRIL 1 2 I• An ~erienced EmergellilY-Team. 3 4 I MatcbIDgThe Team With The Technolggy. 11 AM Havmg a Henry Ford Health System phYSlcian PIZZa. I In the corrung year, Cottage HOspItal will contlIlue Gordon I team ill the Cottage Emergency Room brIDgs I to improve Its EmergencyseI'Vlce to the commumty 6 7 8 9 10 11 years of valuable CrItIcal care experience to the byenhancmg Its facility and expandmg Its 11 AM I comfortable and farmhar surrounclmgs of your Herbal capabilities while treatIng each patIent Wlth the Luncheon I' own n81ghborhood hOSPItal. These physICl8J1B all prIvacy and dlgrnty you should expect from your OUR CLASSES LIMITED TO 22 STUDENTS are specIBJJy tramed or board certIfied in neJghborhood hOspItal REGISTRATION INFORMATION i Emergency Medlclile. Durmg the constructIon, access to the Emergency Room W1llbe made eaSler than ever, Reservahons can be made in person or by phone wtth VIsa, The Team That Works For YOU. Discover or Mastercard. Prepayment for each class is '. With speCla1Jy desJgnated parkmg JUSt outsIde When you or someone close to you needs necessary. Payment is Don-refundable unless the class is our doors on Kercheval Avenue cancelled. Emergency care, It IS comfortmg to know that If you are unable to attend, you may send a substitute and/or our team of pbysICJ.aIis, emergency care nurses The illght Care When You Need It. request recipes. All class prices include samples and recipes and technologIsts, IS ready to respond at Special Note: At the time of the class, a 10% discount on all any If further care IS needed, the full resources of tlme, day or rught. Cottage HOspItal and Heruy Ford Health System merchandise will be offered to those attendmg. Thell' advanced emergency and CrItIcal care are available to you Jeanne Sarna's Heart Smart Cooking expertlse 18supported and enhanced byaillmttmg Jeanne, Director of the De/rOll Free Press Tower KItchen, has personnel and patIent advocates who put the For referral to a Co~ Hospital physician, caJ1881-lBOO. tested all 1000 reCIpes in the New Heart Smart Cookbook. A selection of these tasty and attractive reCIpes will be needs and concerns of the patlent and farruJy presented for you to sample. She will show you how to modify fll'st - byanswermg queStlons and keepmg you your famlly's favorites for a healtluer lifestyle. mformed durmg those dlfficult tlmes. COTTAGE HOSPITAL Thursday, March 12 - 6:30 p.m. $15.00 1"'_"'/II:UT OF GROSSE POINTE a member of /7f~~ Health System Zachary Smith's Qlntemporary Spring Brunch Join him {or fresh ideas for Spring entertaimng, including salad recipes from One23. Wednesday, March 18 - 7:00 p.m. $25,00 Lesley Elizabeth's Secret Weapons for the Pantry Savoul}' spreads that can be used as the base for sauces, as marinades, or mixed with sour cream {or delicious dips and spoon treats that are easy and Slofully delicious. Don't miss this uDlque tastmg session. Saturday, March 21 - 11:00 a.m. $3.00 Jeff Gabriel is back again. This time preparing an all vegetarian menu. Chef Gabriel, who has been head chef of many Michigan restaurants, WIll share with you some of his favonte recipes for unusual, attractive vegetanan appetizers and entrees Monday, March 23 - 6:30 p.m. $25.00 Peachy's Low Fat French Dinner Peachy Retenbach, owner of La Becasse in Burdtckville, returns to the Pedlar, this time to offer a new healthier method to prepare a claSSIC French dinner. You1110ve trymg her low fat savoul}' recipes. Tuesday, March 24 - 6:30 p.m. $20.00 Grace Harrison's Herb Pizza Garden for kIds and theIr Moms Ann Etherly WIll assemble pIzzaS With vegetables and herb toppmgs Grace, master gardener, WIll explain how the family can set-up theIr own herb and vegetable garden growmg parsley, oregano, omons, tomatoes, garhc and summer savory Plenty of pIZZa for tastes Saturday, April 4 - 11:00 a.m. $15.00 \ Dan and Qllleen of Paint Creek Restaurant, and Cider Mill and Herbal Endeavors, in Rochester, team up 10 do a S?RING HERBAL LUNCHEON It will feature braIsed chIcken WIth fresh vegetables and herbs, herb bread, and theIr speCIal SpIce cake Your questIons on Incorporating herbs m everyday cookmg wJ11be answered at last " Saturday, April II - 11:00 a.m. $18.00 POINTE PEDLAR 88 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE FARMS I 885.4028 -, • » Db • •• D •••• b ••••••••••••••••••• en • .~~~---=.... -...~.~ ... ~~-~~-- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION 16A February 13, 1992 News Grosse Pointe News : Organ donating: Gift of life too seldom bestowed By Ronald J. Bernas eral funds through Medicare , StaffWnter and also receives private dona '~, arm that might otherwise have the morning after the trans- Joe DeFoe was glVen five to tIons. f' been amputated plant feeling better than he 10 days to bve From the moment a person IS {; Skm donatIOns are taken had in years His liver had for all mtents declared bram dead and the l ~ from the abdomen and the "I think I have a better out- and purpo~s stopped fll?ction- decisIOn IS made to donate the ~~r:, ~ thIghs and are only the thick. look on life, now,:' ~e said. mg; CirrhOSIShad taken It~ toll. organs, the agency picks up the "\;" 'ness of a sunbur~ peel. They There are no hmltatIons on Th~ 48-year-old Farms reSIdent hospital bills ,\ '" ~, are used as dressmgs for burn what he can do but he will weighed only 145 poun~ and While there is a law requir. patIent<. and reduce healing have to be. on medIcatIOn for had been completely bed.rIdden mg hospital persoIUlel to ask ; *" ~",' tIme by 50 percent the rest of hIS lIfe for months before he received famIlIes If they want to donate ~r't If a heart IS too damaged to He spends more than $500 a hIS death sentence. the organs, often the faml1y is ~ " , be transplanted, the valves can month on the five medicatIOns Doctors said If he dIdn't have not asked, or IS asked In a way &; '; be used and even have been he must take every day One of d liver transplant he wouldn't that turns them off. ' known to grow with children the medIcations IS cyclosporine, see the end of the week His "We approach the next of km who have had valve replace- a drug that is most responsIble name was put on top of the hst and talk to them, even if they ment sw'gery for the sharp increase In suc- of people m MIchigan waltmg have filled out t.he donor The cost of a transplant is cessful transplants There are for an organ transplant stIcker and put it on the back steep - upward of $25,000, side effects, he saId, but they're He was lucky After Just five of theu driver's license," 0'- Photo by Ronald J Bernas most of which IS covered by m- nothmg he can't hve WIth Es- days on the hst, a bver that Mara said "Even though it's a surance MedIcare pays for kIn- peclally when he reahzes the matched hiS blood and tissue legal document, we stIll get Thomas O'Mara of the Organ Procurement Agency of Michi- dey transplants because It'S alternative. types became aval1able permiSSIon from the next of gan and Farms resident loe DeFoe stress the need for organ cheaper to pay a one hme fee of He sees a doctor every SIX That was 3 1/2 years ago. km .. donors. April is National Organ Donor Month. $25,000 for a kIdney transplant months for a routme ch~ckup. Today, DeFoe weighs a strap- He's heard stories of people than It IS to pay the $30,000 a. O'Mara urges people to fill pmg 190 pounds and from all who were asked, "You don't hmit was 60, but because of the almost no rest1'lctions for do year cost of dialySIS out the donor stIcker and put It outward SIgnS IS completely want to donate the organs, do demand, the age hmit was nors "We worry about saving on the back of theIr drIver's Ii , healthy He walks WIth a cane, you?" or "The law says we raised to 65 In addItIOn to the traditional. theIr hves first, and about how censes The stickers are avail but that's because he had hiS have to ask you if you want to "That's low," O'Mara "aid, In organs SUItable for transplant It'S gomg to be paid for later" able at Secretary of State of. 11lp replaced recently donate" _ the herot, lungs, lIver and O'Mdla saId ' fices. DeF h oe says e owes h.IS l,rue "I'dt s a very elicate sltua- comparison to the national sta. kidneys _ the eyes, corneas, DeFoe was Iucky, an d he He aIso encourages poop1e to th 20 ld D yto to e yero'-o a n man hon, ,, he said "The faml1y is tlstlcs "MIchIgan is conserva- skin, and even the veins In the knows It H e gzves talks about ta lk WIth therr lamlrIb les a out whose hver IS now functionmg grieving and they aren't always tlve, and to be fair, their suc- legs can be transplanted. hIS expenence to hospital becoming organ donors lI1sJdehIS body thInking about donating 01'- cess rate is very high But The veIns are used m heart groups and other organIZations. "All you have to do IS to look And he can't thank the Or- gans; they are thinking about while they're turning down or- bypass surgery. "They asked me if I would at me to know It works," . Pr t A gan ocuremen gency 0f thell' tragedy." gans,dymg" people on the list are Bones can be donated and talk about't I an d I thought, DeFoe sal'd MIchigan enough for raising And consIdering the fact that used m facial reconstructIOn 'Well, you gave me a liver, It's For more mformatwn on the I dwareness, encouragzng dona- the average age of a donor IS Other than age, there are surgery or even to save a leg or the least I could do,'" he said. Organ Procurement Agency of ~~; :~~i~~I:~g~~ l~~or:a~ ~~~~~:~~;a~ragzc death that Smokino:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.He remembers wakmg up Michigan, call 1-8004824881 176 people m the state a new Recipients of organs never b kase on life last year. meet the donor's families The From page 1 school property." Thomas O'Mara is a regis- donor's farmlies, m turn, learn teachers are allowed to smoke, If students are caught smok- tered nurse and a coordinator only enough about the recIpIent then they as adults should also mg in school, regardless of Car theft suspect hits deadend for the procurement agency. He to provide a human touch be allowed to smoke. therr age, they get a three-day > A suspected car thIef hit a Grosse Pointe Park but came to ' 1B the one who must go to the They may be told the recipient At the press conference, she suspension If they're caught an abrupt stop at the deadend : hospital and ask the famIly of IS a 40-year-old father of two, or estimated that one-quarter of smoking outside, they are sub- deadend Feb. 5 m the Park. of Nottingham at Jefferson He : ~ram-dead aCCIdent VIctims If an 18.year-old honor student the students smoke. Ject to substance-abuse counsel- At 10:34 p.m., Nmth Precinct they would donate their loved RecipIents get only the same North principal Dr. John mg. Detroit police were pursuing a bailed out of the car and fled . on foot but was quickly cap- ; oqe's organs. basIC informatIOn about the do- Kastran, who supports the stu- The anti-smokers hope to col. suspected car thIef south on tured and turned over to De , ;Apnl IS National Organ Do- nor. If the famIlies want to cor- dents' proposed smokmg ban, lect 800 student signatures to Nottingham. The suspect con- troit officers n~r Month and O'Mara is hop- respond, the Organ Procure- said only five teachers at the send to Lansmg. They have tmued on Nottingham into lpg to raIse awareness of the ment Agency of Michigan acts school smoke. He said some also collected more than 100 need for organs. Although last as an intermediary. custodIans and other personnel faculty and adminstrator signa! y,~ar's figure of 176 transplants "Studies have consistently smoke. tures. KolinskI said the super- IB: a state record, It's only a shown that families of all eco- Rentenbach said considerably intendent, deputy superIntend. City of~rOSSe ,"ointe ~oobs~ Michigan lf~ctlOn of the 1,200 Michigan. notnlc backgrounds feel they more employees smoke at ent, a majority of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council adopted the del'S and 25,000 people nation. have gotten some comfort from South. administrative staff and the following ordinance at its meeting held on February 3, 1992: 4I1y who are Waiting for 01'- donatIng the organs," O'Mara Kastran favors a ban on principals of both high schools s-ans. said. smoking on all school property, support a smoking ban AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE V, CHAPTER 19 OF THE The Organ Procurement "The famihes were helped in not just in the buildings. He When asked what he thought CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF 1975 Agency of MichIgan is the only their grieving because someone said teachers or adminIStrators the chances of a law getting (TIIE ZONING MAP). orparuzation in the sta~ that was helped and part of theIr standing outside smoking passed that bans all smoking in rp~tche5' organ donors Wlth re- loved one is living on:' would present negative role \ prIvate and py.blic schoollk Wll- .- THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ORDAINS: ~pients. A private non-profit The state of Michigan has models for students. cox said:- - ,I," r, 't~" ~ 1t1r ~ 4 ~') A~ 4 (""~ ~~,.;1 Jl!t.~ -"'. - 't~ ,. Section 1; That Title V, Chapter 19 of the City Code of the City of agency that's certified by the laws governing the age of do- "If we're going to ban smok- "We think its tIme has Grosse POInteWoods of 1975 (the Zoning Map) shall be amended as follows: That Lots Number 17 through 20, inclusive. of Assessors Grosse Pointe Woods Plat NO.1 be rezoned from RI-E (one "l~ ~ ~n ~~;cent family reSIdential) to R-2 (two family residential) f~~;;~~:;'~i~t~~~;i;~~'~; conditionally in accordance with Section 5-17-3 of the City Code of the City of Grosse POUlteWoods of 1975. John Minnis ey to be complimented for takmg Section 2: EFFECTIVE DATE; This amendment shall be effective upon ft.,ssistantEditor the FBI Academy m QuantIco, a major stand during 1991 Grosse Pointe Farms adopuon by the City Council and the publication of the notice of l Major cnme m Grosse Pomte Va He w111be the second offi- against shoplIfters and, hope- adoption in the official newspaper of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods. farms rose 4.9 percent in UJ~I, 1991 crime report cer on the Farms force to at. fully, spreadIng the message and the mcrease IS bemg tend the preshgzous trammg that 'shopliftmg wl1l not be tol Chester E. Petersen J)lamed on shoplIftmg at two Major (part 1) crime academy G.P.N. 02/13/'i2 erated by Grosse Pointe Farms Interim City Administrator Stores at Mack and Moross Others m the Pointes who merchants.' " Offense '88 '89 '90 '91 ,"OtherwIse," said public have attended the FBI Acad- There were 363 larcemes re- safety dIrector Robert Ferber, emy durIng the past few years ported last year, up 28.7 per- Homicide 2 1 0 0 '\we had a pretty good year. are Park publIc safety deputy cent from the 282 reported m ~lll"giaries were at a 25-year Criminal dIrector WIlham Furtaw and fW - at least." 1990 Of last year's thefts, 147 sexual City pubhc safety Lt Al Fm- were shoplifting incidents, up cham from 93 the year before. conduct J 1 1 0 0 The most dangerous intersec- There were no homiCIdes or tions in the Farms last year for frrst-, second- or third-degree Assault 16 4 4 3 mOtonsts were at Mack and cnmmal sexual conduct inci- Moross and at Mack and War dents In the Farms last year or Robbery 9 9 5 11 ren Each mtersectIon expe1'l' the year before. One fourth-de- enced seven accidents last year gree cnminal sexual conduct Burglary 34 43 53 32 There were SIX accidents at inCIdent and one molestmg mCI- Lakeshore and Moross dent were reported in 1991. Larceny 311 316 282 363 Other aCCIdent locatIOns In- Compare the rest Aggravated assaults dropped cluded Mack.Kerby, Lakeshore- from four In 1990 to three last .. Auto thefi 67 55 59 20 Moran, Moran-Grosse Pomte .. year. , Boulevard and Kercheval. we're still the best! . There were 11 robberIes re- Arson 0 0 2 0 Kerby, all WIth four, and . In hIS annual cnme report ported in 1991, up from nine Interest rates as of 2-5-92 for last year, Ferber saId that Kerby-Grosse Pomte Boulevard the year before All the robber- and Chalfonte-Kerby, each WIth had it not been for shophftmg Ies except one were armed Total 440 425 409 429 cnmes reported at the A.L. three. BurglarIes fell 40 percent, Source Grosse POinte Farms Public AgaIn last year, as in every PrIce and Sears stores, major Safety Decartment John MinniS National Bank of DetrOit 370 from 53 in 1990 to 32 last year year since 1970, the Farms re cnme would have decreased 8.3 Manufacturers 400 Auto thefts dropped by two- ers and polIce have had sepa. ceived an award for its pedes- percent In the Farms m 1991, Comenca thirds. Twenty cars were stolen rate chiefs. The position of dep- tnan and traffic safety pro- 375 as compared With 1990 Michigan Notional in the Farms last year, far be- uty director completes a major grams from AAA MIchigan 375 Major cnmes - also known low the 59 taken in 1990. portIOn of the transItIOn to a Standard Federal 390 as part 1 or index CrImes - m- The Farms receIved 172 fire There were no arsons m the umfied pubbc. safety depart- FirstFederal of Michigan 390 clude homiCIde, criminal sexual calls last year, up from 162 the Farms last year There were ment, Ferber said year before. Of last year's calls, Firstof America 350 conduct, aggravated assault, two in 1990. Also expected to retire is Sgt robbery, burglary, larceny (in- 52 were false alarms and 45 -Based on '5000 dt'fl'0511 Some mmtml.lm dcposTt rt'qulrcrnents may be' fOWtt Of all the major crimes, Otto Glanert, with 35 years on Higher ratcs may he a""Zllahie for Iarxcr dq')01us Rates SllhJect 10 ch:angt: cludmg shopliftmg), auto theft were at homes nearly half (494 percent) were the force. The Farms ambulance made and arson solved. That compares with a Lt Mark Brecht, chief of de- TAX DEFERRED AN~l!fTlES Ferber saId shoplifting - reo 421 runs in 1991, up from 375 natIOnal average clearance rate tectives, has been adnutted to runs the yeal before Now avatlable at Frankhn branches tall fraud - IS dIfficult for a p0- of 21.6 percent, Ferber saId m through lice department to control, the annual report. other than prOViding in-store Also m the report, Ferber Music classes for tots cnme prevention tips Also, the announced personnel changes ______0nf.....__ actual number of larcenies from expected this year. I A Back- The Marygrove College Dlvl' Interested parents, grandpar- MARKETING ONE INCORPORATED stores is impossible to deter- man, chief of polIce operatiOns, slOn of Contmumg EducatIOn ents or caregIvers should con- mme, he said, because report. may retire after 45 years of ser- offers free demonstrations of tact the DIVISIOnof Countinu- mg depends on the stores' WIll. vice with the department. After Kmdermuslk Begmnmgs, a mg EducatIOn for reservatIOns Ingness to hire security Backman's retirement, the pasl unique program of musIc edu- at 862-8000, ext 572 personnel and to prosecute. hon of chIef of police operatiOns cation for children ages 18 He credited A L PrIce and WIll be dropped and replaced by months through 3 years For more mformatlOn, call Seal s for takIng a tough stand a deputy dIrector of pubhc Sue Vanderbeck, Marygrove College musIc department at Member on shophftmg safety, who WIll be m charge of Kmdermuslk Beginmngs IS a 862-8000, ext 316 FDIC "One thmg about the CrIme both police and fire operatiOns structured and non.sequential Ba.nkN.A. of retdII fraud," he saId, "IS Dunng the past four years curnculum which nurtures the The Marygrove College cam. that It is real, it affects every dunng which the Farms has development of the whole chIld pus IS located at 8425 West For information, call 358..5170 one of us as a cost mcrease In been mergIng its polIce and fire through smgzng, movement, McNIchols Road at Wyommg m everythmg we purchase There. operatIOns into a smgle pubhc playmg, IIstemng and creatmg. northwest DetrOIt fore, A L PrIce and Sears are safety department, the firefight- I) 1-~~------~------.------1 bruary 13, 1992 "sse Pointe ...~ ,~ News 17A N oods rezones 1.75 acres for condominium development Sy Donna Walker fIrst attempt at conditional reo Already approved by neigh. Each condommium will have the basements and build them placement of the condominiums-! ;taft Wnter zomng, said city attorney bors at a recent planning com- an attached garage. all at once." on the property. Smce October 1989, bwlder George B. Catlin. tichard E. Russell has been mission public hearing, the site A green belt will surround Marketmg the condominiums No pubhc hearing was held The lots, which total 1.75 plan calls for 13 free-standIng, the condominiums. The name asking the Grosse Pointe Will begin this summer and at the council meetmg regard- I acres, are located off Vernier, single-family condominiums on Woods City Council to rezone a of the complex will be Loch- constructIon WIll start by Labor ing the rezoning request, nor one block west of Wedgewood. the property. They will be simi. 1 75.acre parcel of land in the moor VIllage Condomimums Day, he saId. was one required, because sev- Russell must stick to the site lar to the Windemere Place Russell, presIdent of Russell Russell InItially wanted to city so that he can build condi. plan approved by the planmng eral publIc hearings had al. miniums on the site Condominiums in Grosse Homes Inc., said he hopes to buIld two-famIly condommiums, commission, and there must be ready been conducted by the Last week, he got his wish. Pointe Farms, which were budt sell the condommiums for but changed hIS mmd and de. planmng commIssion, Catlin "visible confirmation that work by Russell Homes Inc The council voted unani- $250,000 to $275,000 each. clded to go WIth smgle-famlly saId. IS proceeding at the Site" Two types of condommiums mously to conditionally rezone "It's my hope I won't need a umts He could have bUllt the Russell saId hiS purchase of withm six months, according to are planned: an approximately three lots from RI-E (one.fam- model, and can Just sell them smgle famIly umts m an RI-E the land hmged on the rezon- the condItions of the rezoning. 2,OOO-square-foot, two-story Col- ily residential) to R-2 (two-fam. from blueprints," he told the dlstnct, but he wanted the R-2 ing of the property. He said he Otherwise, the property will onial; and an approximately ily residential). It is the city's council. "If I can pre-sell half of zoning status so that he could began hIS push to get the land revert to Rl.E status. 1,800-square-foot Cape Cod. the umts, then I'll put m all have more flexibility over the rezoned In October 1989. LE TINE'S DAY Grosse Pointe - In The Village The Unique Shops on Kercheval between Cadieux and Neff Thursday • Friday • Saturday February 13 ~ 15 Presented by The Vi/loge Merchants Association :j\TlI'1};if//:X'_ .--' ~ ~OR VALENTINE'SDAY ~ THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY '/ I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ CZ EARRING SALE " ~ PINK AND LAVENDER ~" SET IN 14K GOLD! VALENTINE CELEBRATION ~ $19 99 .// ~ ------~ ----- RegPnce$4000(r~~. in the ~ ~ ~ \.~.-' J fie, ) VillAGE WaLent£ JEWELERS (v\ •••IN THE \1 OFGROSSEPOINTE Kercheval Between Cadieux and N','ff 16849 KERCHEVAl. .. GROSSE POIN1E • 881.4800 GREAT VALENTINE'S SPECIALS ALL WEEK! THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAy Valentitle's (~elebratiol' FEBRUARY 13 • 14 • 15 • 20-30% OFF All Custom ---THE __ Bedroom Ensembles Over 40 Shops VILLAGE on Kercheval Ave. • 40-500/0 OFF Selected Clearance Between Cadieux and Nerr Ensembles • Complimentary Refreshments, February 13, 14, 15. m r''''"''FOUR O'AY ~ theJb---a~ b~d;bath & linens ~ ,II ~store Dennison's Has ~. .~- ~rj 16906 KERCHEVAL,GROSSEPOINTEVILLAGE 881-9890 '! A Valentine's Card Waiting ~ ~ ..--_""""'-' - .. -~ 1:- ...._-.7'l(~, --.;-.r ~ a For You. *'. ..o ~. ] .. '.+ ~20%, 30% or 50% ~ • ~ ~ I,: Savings On All Of Your Purchases - Save 20% on boxed Colonial candles. Stock up now at super savings. February 17th - February 29th J.P.ls Hailrnark Card~i i1n~Gifts I 17051 Kercheval (in.the-Village) 882-7790 !~ Man, Tues, Wed. Sal 9 30 - 600 IJf ~~. Thurs and Fn 9 30 - 9 00 Sun Noon - 5 00 ~t ' .~...... ----~.-- .. - - . ... nnne.nnm •.•• tr ••••• 's•• >.> .••• ', •••••••••••••.•••••••••• .. •• ftzO; - _. -. me .. - "R ::: ~ ':::. --._ "':. ";: "'::' _ • MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION ~I=RVlrl=<: • <:Vc:.Tl:Uc:. _ f'nllC>'" TAT,n" J' • February 13, 1992 ,.,18A lusiness Grosse Pointe News FirmI teaches clients to cut the I cord, tnanage their own finances I By Donna Walker out, personal financial planning O'Rourke, 48, IS a partner m One of the first thIngs she through the Institute of CertI. Staff Writer ISm, said Susan G O'Rourke Vance & O'Rourke, a finanCIal does With a chent IS help him fied Financial Planners. Vance COl-pOl'ateparternahsm IS of Grosse Pomte Farms, and retirement planning firm or her make a cash flow report was director of finanCial plan. m Troy. She conducts pre-re- for the past year. The report mng for Cambridge FmancIaI tirement and financial plan- hsts the chent's assets and lIa- Service Inc and director of ning workshops and semmars blhtIes over the prevIOUS12- money management services for corporatIOns and mdlvldu month period, as well as how for Cambfldge Capital Inc als much the client earned and Most of Vance & O'Rourke's Her corporate clients mclude spent corporate chents offer the firm's ComerIca, Chrysler COI-P, To Next, she asks chents If they consulting services free to their ledo EdIson and Manufacturers have an emergency fund In employees Bank some form of liqUId asset. Such Vance & O'Rourke also offers "Years ago," O'Rourke saId, a fund should equal three to SIX workshops and in-depth coun- "a busmessman would tell a months of personal expenses, selmg to mdividuals In addi- A Job-seeker, 'Come work for me, p and more If the person is facmg tIOn to finanCIal counselmg, the and I'll take care of you for hfe lay-off 01 unemployment, she firm can help people prepare I'll give you benefits, hke said for the lIfestyle changes retire- health Insurance' But that f O'Rourke also asks chents ment will bring kmd of corporate parternahsm what kmds of Insurance and is over" The cost for indiVIdual con- \ penSIOn plans they have sultatIOns varIes A 15-hour Now, she saId, corporations (t Once she has all of that m- workshop could cost $400 A are more mterested m seemg formatIOn, she enters It into their employees become finan- shorter workshop would cost her computer, whIch adjusts less \ CIally mdependent They want the data for mflatIOn She then Workshops can be conducted \ to encourage theIr workers to gets a prmtout of what the save for retIrement and ramy in Vance & O'Rourke's office, chent can expect to earn in re suite 221. 5435 Corporate Drive da,}s, because they can no tu tlllltmt 01 x number of years Susan G. O'Rourke longer proVide the penSIOns and m Troy, or at a client's home or down the road. how to manage them properly, benefits that they once did, O'- busmess O'Rourke said She began at- 4 Rourke said. This helps chents learn what O'Rourke offered this parting tendmg finanCial workshops, However, she Said many peo they have to do to reach their pIece of advice for retirees' some at the Grosse Pomte War pie don't know how to organIZe financial goal, and If the goal IS Don't be overly conservative Memonal their personal finances and ade attamable It can also help a when investmg your money. Eventually, she went back to quately plan for the future chent decide if he or she should She said that many people, college, takmg finanCIal courses Some don't even know where take an early retirement or when they retIre, sell their at the UniverSity of DetrOIt In they stand finanCially, O'- buy-out offer from his or her stocks and put most of theIr 1985, she was deSIgnated a cer- Rourke said. company. money m certIficates of deposit tified financial planner (CFP) "So much of theIr time IS When should people start and mumcipal bonds. That's by the College of Fmancial spent working," she saId, "that planning for retirement? In fine when Interest rates are Plannmg in Denver when they get the time to sit theIr early 20s, to get the most high; however, when interest She is also licensed by the down and inake a cash flow- for their money, O'Rourke saId rates drop, the mvestor can't SecurIties and Exchange Com- sheet, they'd rather be doing "If you start puttmg away get out of these long-term mIssion (SEC) something else If you had the small sums when you're 20 or agreements without paying a O'Rourke is a member of the chance to play golf or pore over 25, that money will appreciate heavy penalt, she warned. InternatIOnal AssOCiation for your financial records, what greatly durmg the 30 or 40 "The tragedy is that with In- RetIrement Planning and the would you do?" years until your retirement," terest rates coming down, most Institute of CertIfied Fmanclal Photo by Bert Emanuele she said of the community will be bene- Planners aCFP). She was treas- Also, because financial mat- However, it's never late fiting from it." O'Rourke said. too urer of the Michigan ICFP Breaking ground ters are often confusmg, many to start planmng for retire- "But people who have their chapter from 1988-89. people put off learnmg about ment, she said money tied up in CDs and mu- After receivmg her CFP des- Pat Zajdel. secretary in plant operations at Cottage them, she said She said she knew lIttle nicipal bonds will be getting a Ignation, O'Rourke began work- Hospital. was selected as official groundbreaker for the about personal fmancial man- 4 or 5 percent return on their "But you have to learn about mg for the accounting firm of expansion project under way. Employees at the event agement when she married her Investment, instead of the 9 or them sometime," she said, "and Pannell Kerr Forster, whIch heard Gregory Vasse, executive vice president. speak husband, Peter, right after 10 percent they were counting the longer you procrastinate, merged with BDO SeIdman m about the project. He then selected the winning ticket. graduating from Boston College on, and it will seriously affect the fewer options you have." 1988. She was director of finan- held by Zajdel, with a bachelor of arts degree theIr income. Her company helps people CIal planning when she left the recognize theIr options when m history, Still, he put her in "So don't Just thInk of the company four years ago to form volatihty of investments, think planning for retirement, debt charge of paymg their bills. Vance & O'Rourke. of interest rates." ! management, their children's L After several years, their fi- O'Rourke said she met her For more mformatIOn about educatIOn, or other financial nances were a mess and she business partner, Lynn M goals Vance & O'Rourke, call the deCided she needed to learn Vance of West Bloomfield, rr firm\{{Pf~) 641-2634 By Ronald J. Bernas Lynn Kerber has been appointed as an account representative for Metropohtan Life Insurance Company's Warren branch in Southfield In thiS capacity, Kerber will be responsible for the o sales and servIce of a Wide range of Insurance products Kerber re- Sides m Grosse Pomte Woods. John P. Witri, formerly of Grosse Pomte, has been elected to the partnership at Baker & Hostetler. Witri practices primarily in the area of htigation and has worked on a broad spectrum of cases m Ohio state and federal courts. Mary Lee McHugh was recently elected vice president in the media department at Young & Rubicam Detroit She is a media group supervIsor for a variety of accounts Including MichIgan Con- sohdated Gas Company, DuPont and Hill's Pet Products. McHugh Jomed Y&R m 1987 as a media planner. Before jOlmng Y&R, McHugh worked as a media planner for the Berline Group m Bir- mmgham Gov John Engler recently appomted Grosse Pomters Barbara Gattorn and Vittorio Re to the executive committee of the MichI- "~ 7a4te 111(14 ~ 1taut" gan Christopher Columbus Quincentenary Jubllee CommiSSIOn. Full Catering and Carry-Out Available The purpose of the commission is to coordinate and establish ap- propriate observances and celebrations to mark the 500th anniver- 15023 East Jefferson sary of the voyage of Christopher Columbus Gattorn is vice presi- Grosse Pointe Park dent of advertISing and media relations for the Greater Detroit 313/ 8 2 2 - 2 5 9 0 Chamber of Commerce Re served as chIef chancellor of the Italian 4th Annual Consular service until hiS retirement m 1977 Mon.• Fri. 7 am. 6 m Saturda 10 am - 5 Lionel Clearance Best Time to Bug! ~Ii!;~W'''I~tl-H,:yqg,[,.sr ..~t~t~ Everything from track to transformers, STOP THE PAIN engines, sets and more! OF VARICOSE VEINS That's nghl! Teachers, nurses, beauticians, poSlai workers - people on their feet for long periods of llme can now ehrninate pamful vancose veins! On Our Entire Collection " Witho Jt surgery! " Outpa,ient procedure At'pins 92 collection of (no hospital stay) 1uxuriously designed furs. " Little or no discomfort SHOP AND COMPARE. " Technique used safely for 40 years Discover the We also have Legot Briot Madame Alexander Dolls " Specially trained physicians and advantage of assistants and Die-Cast Cars ON SALE, TOO! shopping " Insurance participation Arpins for variety and value. REGAIN YOUR NATURAL APPEARANCEI Can today to schedule an evaluation. OPEN MON. THRUSAT. SKIN & VEIN CENTER of MACOMB Daily 9 • 5:30 D...... and Surgery of the Sid" .22811 (Ired ... MaCkA'h~ S,,-.. 10S 21714 HARPER (at 8-1/2 Mile) St. Clair Shores *'P.Pton $q..~ 8.eta., st, ct••f Shor.". ~80e0 No Duty No Sales 1U Downtown W'mdsor 778.2410 Hours Full Premiums on U.s,Funds 484 Pelissier, 1-519-253-5612 Man - Fn 10-8 771 6770 TRft .... 400. WhTt.AND 1~. fEtfTC>N.... 200 Sat 10-6, Sun 12-5 • • ------....~ ...... ~ ..... _I_. __ ~_------_._--..-._------,--- I II :ebruary 13, 1992 "rosse Pointe News News 19A Pointer:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. From page 1 At Evanston High &hool the young Smith was art edito~ of the yearbook. "We did have the best teachers," he said "I had very good training In art " ~mith went to Northwes~rn Umverslty for a year and then transferred to the Art InstItute of Chicago, Where he met hIS future wile, Jean May. Upon graduation, he was awarded the James Nelson Raymond scholarshIp which al. lowed him to travel around the world He and a friend began m Japan, where they lived for SIX weeks, and then traveled westward to Hong Kong the PhI lippmes , the Dutch E~t In- Spring. 1973 dIes, Singapore, SaIgon, Indo- chma and India. They traveled sister IS also a painter and her some serious, some whimsIcal up the PerSIan Gulf to Baghdad husband was chamnan of the - but each one a unIque ex- where they crossed the desert art department at the Umver. pression of an artIst and a by bus to Damascus and Jeru. Sity of Florida at the same time teacher salem G. Alden Smith. in the early '805. sits in his studio on Beaubien located above Detroit Focus SmIth headed Wayne State's Gallery. In Greece, they lived in mono art department. C,ommunity Arts BuIldmg SmIth had heart bypass sur- asteries for two weeks "They tumtJes for exhIbIts ::Ind Its whIch opened m 1956. as Its filst honoree and the ex- gery several years ago, but he dIdn't allow any female higher board consIsted of artIsts, mu- During this tIme, SmIth was hibIt, "G Alden Smith, A Sus- continues to create. He has than the order of a chicken seum curators and bus mess mvolved WIth varIOus organiza. tained VISIOn," opened WIth a made lamps and tables for his there," SmIth said, addmg that professionals. Smith main. tIOns, mcludmg the MId-Amer- 20-page catalog of testimomals house. Lately, In hIS basement the monks were not permitted tamed a studIO above the gal. Ican College Arts ASSOCIatIOn from colleagues and former stu- studio, he has been making even to keep cows. "There were lery at 743 BeaubIen for about } that consIsted of art depart- dents. Joy Hakanson Colby, art walkmg sticks and canes _ r no roads," he said. "We walked eIght years { from monastery to monastery." ments from throughout the cntic for The Detroit News, In 1984, DetrOIt Focus initio wrote m the introduction: Then the pair hved in Italy country except for the East and ated a program to honor one "SmIth IS one of Detroit's less for several months. The grand West coasts He served as preSI- artIst a year for hiS or her con- obVIOUSresources. Never a self. tour was capped when his fel- dent and continues to St>rveon tnbutIOns to the commumty promoter, he has worked stead. low student and future wife the board. The commIttee selected SmIth ily in his studIO, placmg art joined him in Paris, where they "Runnmg the department at above ego and producing a sus. were married in 1938. The cou. that tIme was one of the most pIe selected June 9, the same pleasant things to do," SmIth tamed body of sculpture that saId. "It was a very hvely de- would be impressive any- day her twin sister had been where." mamed, "because we thought partment. That was a tIme Smith retired from Wayne It would be easier to remember when people dId slightly wacky anniversaries," Smith said. things." State three times, he said, the "It was a wonderlul time for He recalled that during one last m 1984 or 1985. us," Jean Smith said. "We had seminar, each student had to He received the Arts no money and we Just walked plan a program "I came into Achievement award from the around Paris" She recalled the office and all the furniture UniverSIty as well as several that her husband bought a had been moved out and the awards from the DetrOIt Insti. spoon for 18 cents and felt so room was filled two feet deep tute of Arts, where he had an guilty about spending the with autumn leaves," he saId exhibition in 1969. money that he returned it. "We all sat down in the The couple have hved in War was imminent and the leaves" Grosse Pomte for about seven couple returned to Chicago and He became involved WIth years. Their home IS filled With to the Depression. "When we Common Ground of the Arts, their art works - his wife IS a got back, absolutely the bottom which he said was one of the painter Their two adult sons, had dropped out," he saId. fIrst groups to get federal fund- Quinn and Todd, are also in- They both worked for the ing. The group moved several volved with the arts, as a poet WPA (Works Progress Adminis- times, setthng on Casso It re- and a graphics artist. There IS one grandson. tration, a government program formed as the Cass Corridor that provided employment) _ artists To complete the art connec- tion, hIS WIfe's ldentical twm African Chatty Torso. 19M she on a toy project and he on DetrOIt Focus Gallery was Nuclear FamUy. 1976 making models of public build. created m 1978 to offer oppor- Stone Birth. 1980-81 mgs. He then got a job with a company that made religious Items and he created models of City of Michigan Michelangelo's "Fleta" and dip- QI)rnsse JIninte, tychs, among other things. SPECIAL NOTICE In 1940, he was offered a teachmg position at what was PRESIDENT'S DAY then Wayne University. The MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1992 campus, at that time, consisted of one bUIlding, Old Main, and There will be no residential rubbish collecllon on Monday, February 17, a scattermg of houses. 1992. Monday's regular routes will be collected on Tuesday, Tuesday's regular routes will be collected on Wednesday and Wednesday's regular One of his fIrst classroom route will be collected on Thursday. studios was a two-car garage with a wooden stove and, of Thank you for your cooperation. course, no running water. Teacher and students had to CITY OF GROSSE POINTE carry in buckets of water. G.P.N 2/13/92 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTh1ENT With the war, there were only female students in class for three years. "It was some- what difficult," he Bald. "The balance (of a single-sex class) doesn't work," In 1962, Smith was named (:haIrman of the department of art and art history, a position he held until 1978. "I reorgan- ized the department m areas and designated people in California Hass Variety 69~ ~I charge," he said. "It grew until AVOCADOS...... EACH~ we had close to 50 people." Smith helped layout the Fresh Sno-white $ 39 ~ phYSIcal requirements of the MUSHROOMS ••••••••••1 LBPKG. ~ , "I; Park appointment, Fancy $199 ~~ .>~.~ ASPERAGUS , LB~~ ~ '7r: Automatic • Air Conditioning re-appointments Florida Indian River ,~ !i1 The Grosse Pointe Park CIty GRAPEFRUIT 3 FOR 99 Stereo/Cassette • PS/PB • Air Bag Council has reappointed Mar- garet Breitenbecher, Valere Stk. #NU010520 Huvaere, Claudia Somand and St. Va[entines Stea/(Safe Bonnie L. Wood to the city's WHOLE TENDERLOINS.... 99 LB Tax Incentive Finance Author- $4 • ity 49 The followmg CItizens have PORTER HOUSE $4 LB $ 99' NOW been reappointed to the Park's recreation commission: Arthur DELMONICO STEAK 5 LB H. Getz, Louis Cerre, RIta Ga- 99 zarato, Chnton R. Andrews, LOIN LAMB CHOPS...... $5 LB Robert Brownell, Ellen M. Sparkling Red Italian Chapm, Mark EllIOt, Vincent $1099 LoCicero, Gerry SchIlling, Jo- seph T. WIerzbicki, Robert E BRACHETTO D'ACQUI 750ml {Klacza, KeVin P. Sullivan, Dr. The Champagne to Accompany Chocolate John Burrows and Phil Costa. Colleen Stevenson has been YORKSHIRE BEVERAGE CENTER ppomted to the recreation National Rrand Name Soft Drinks at Discount Prices mmission for the first time. 7.UP AND CANADA NEW ~ DRY 4.2 LITER APIO~~'~~1 f..-;c _ BOTTLES NOW IN 1/2 LITERS ALL 6 FOR $199 7up +DEP .. PURE ARTESIAN PRODUCTS $3~~ep. MINERAL WATER {-t,. J, ' .. 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OM EMPLOYEES WELCOME Sale pnces mclude all factory rebates & applicable dealer Incenbves GRATIOTat 13 MILE 296.1300 Just add tax, bile, Plates & desbnabOn 2 Miles N. of '.696 • ------.-.-._~---_..-._--_-.._------I I ~ J Section Churches 4B February 13, 1992 Bridge Column 6B GrossePoint~ N~ws Entertainment .lOB Features Sorts 138 , ------_:------I• my dog/ snake/bird/turtle/ rat! cat! gerbil My dog/snake/bird/turtle/rat!cat! gerbil. me Sylvester They pulled plows or herded sheep the boss is, and they know what great entertainment or provided transportation or kept the boss thmks is acceptable. My He chases hIS tail the barn mouse-free. WIfeis the boss," BIauet said. until he falls off the "As we became more sophisti- All the dogs sleep in the BIauets' bed. He pounces on cated and more urban, people have bedroom. "One sleeps under the anything plastic and taken more mterest in pets just for bed; one on a cushion; another un- plays with it He compamonship," he saId. der the nightstand; and Noodles, a nudges me awake be- "Dogs, for instance. Dogs provide Chihuahua/dachshund mix, sleeps fore the alarm rings. a lot of love and attention in reo under the covers," he said. He greets guests and turn for very little output from "The kittys show affection too, just generally acts their owners. Dogs but they're more aloof When they lovable. don't care if you're want attention they come and sit fat or thin, nch or on your lap. They'il face you, nose poor, happy or to nose. They'll rub theIr faces healthy or handsome. against you." If you've had a bad He said cats show love by mark- day at work, who's there ing the objects of their affection with lots of love and attention and with scent glands on their cheeks. companionship? That's what the rubbing is all "1 even re-deco. "Your dog." about. rated my family Nurse has two golden retrievers, room around the Dr. Richard Nurse of Moore Vet- Taffy and Keeper; two cats, Flo cats. The fabrics are erinary Hospital in St. Clair and Fig; and a box turtle, Speedy. the same colors as Shores agreed that dogs and cats By Margie Reins Smith Bonding between pets and own- the cats," Feature Editor show affection for humans and for Nancy and Howard each other. ers is especially valuable for some Ron Blauet's pet rats, Izzy, Ozzy, elderly people, he said. Trowern of Grosse Reggie and Roxie, love him. "They get on your lap. They fol- "Older people who live alone, Pointe Park have He said they show it by nuzzling low you around. Dogs wag their whose children have moved away, had dogs longer than his ears and clicking their teeth tails. Cats talk to you, rub against often feel like they have no pur- they've had children. together. you and purr. Cats are very inde- Currently, they have pose. They vegetate," he said. Photos by Margte Rei"" SmIth He shows affection for them by pendent. They show affection only "If they have an animal that has two dogs, a 50.pound taking care of them - providing when - and if - they want to," he to be taken out, and fed, and beagle-like male Kitty Kubalak food, water and shelter. He lets the said. walked, and cared for - both the named Skip and a little critters out of their cages Other pets, like birds or snakes owner and the pet benefit." female German shep- three or four times a week for a or turtles - Nurse said it's ques- Kitty Kubalak lives in Grosse herd-malamute mix named Bo. and for each other," he said. "Skip few hours while he stretches out in needs his hugging time. Bo needs tionable if they actually show love, Pointe Woods with her son, Kris, "I tell my wife I want to be rein- a lounge chair and they crawl all or if they're responding to instinct and three cats, Ginger, Muffin and to be scratched. They're like people over him. carnated as one of her dogs," How- or anticipating food or if they've Sylvester, a black male with a ard Trowern quipped. "She treats with their own personalities. They BIauet is director of education for Just learned some tricks. white chest like the lisping cartoon me well, but she treats the dogs become part of the family. the Michigan Humane Society. In addition to the rat pack, character. better." "We introduce them to our What Blauet and his pet rats are BIauet and his wife have four dogs "Each cat shows love in its own mends and to other dogs. We take showing for each other is ... love. and three cats. The animals have way," she said. "They all sense my Trowern believes families should them on trips. We talk to them. Valentine's Day is not just for established a pecking order, he moods. When I'm blue, they'll curl have two dogs or two cats so that Sometimes we have to spell words humans. said, and the cats don't dare hurt up on my lap. They all greet me the animals can keep each other because their vocabularies have Long ago, BIauet said, animals the rats. when I come home. company when the family is not gotten. so large. served specific, utilitarian purposes "The cats might come over and around. in people's lives. Animals worked. "And Sylvester is almost like a "People think we're a little sniff the rats, but they know who dog. He follows me around. He's "Our dogs show affection for us nuts," A Harbor Place Cluster Home Has Everything You Need On One ~Ioor ... And Then Some The "Some" we refer to is the entire second floor which consists of two large bedrooms and a full connecting bath. This floor may be used on a daily basis or utilized occasional- ly when family or friends come to visit. There's "some" thing else too, a large unfmished storage area and addi- tional optional storage. First floor accommodations are totally complete. 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(Jl\fD\NY (313) 881.6100 Developers of Dodge Place, Windwood Pointe, Moravian Woods & Scherbrook Harbor Place is located off Jefferson just north or Nine Mile. ..r_ ...._ ... ., .. . ------...._------~------"------~-_....------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVIr.F~ • C:VC:TI:AAC:: • f"mJ<:11I TATln., 28 Community February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Hospice of Southeastern Support is available in Macomb Michigan seeks volunteers for alcohol, drug abusers, families Self-help recovery groups for • Narcotics Anonymous, a Volunteers are needed to Speakers btu'eall volunteel s mdlviduals and their families support group for drug-addicted help Hospice of Southeastern tel! the hospice story to 1,'1'Ollp'" affected by alcohol or drugs are people, meets in conference Michigan provide compassion In the commumty. offered weekly at St. John Hos- room A Saturdays at 8 p.m., ate care to the dymg. Anyone over the age of 16 IS pital - Macomb Center. Sundays at 7 p.m and Mon. Volunteers help patients and welcome as a volunteer Many days at 8 p.m their famihes by runmng er assignments are fOl' evenlllg • Alcoholics Anonymous, a support group for alcohol-de. • Alateen and Alatot, support rands, lendmg support and and weekend wOIk, so student ... groups for teens and children of pendent mdividuals, holds being a friend. Some may per. and people who work dUl'Illg alcoholic parents, meets closed meetmgs Wednesdays form simple patlent-care tasks the day shouldn't heSitate to Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on Two- and Fndays at 8 p.m. and open such as gIving baths, transfer. volunteer West ring patients and chang10g meetings Saturdays at 2 p.m. Volunteel s are asked to WOI k For more InformatIOn, call linen m conference room A. at least two to four h01l1 ~ d 465-5501, ext 312. Volunteers also partICipate III week and to commit thell "el Fashion Show • Alanon, a support group for St. John Hospital - Macomb the hospice bereavement pro- vices for a ye81 OnentatlOll Reviewing final program for the Bishop Gallagher famihes of alcohol abusers, Center is located at 26755 Bal. gram, making calls and VISits and trammg al e pi oVlded Mother's Club Fashion Show Luncheon at the Grosse meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. in lard Road (one block west of to families after a patient's Hospice of SoutheasU-'1 n Pointe War Memorial on Saturday. Feb. 29, are from left. the cafetena Jefferson) 10 Mount Clemens. death and help10g with be Michigan, the first hcensed ho, Barbara Snow. faculty; Barbara Kroll. president; Joyce reavement support groups pice m MichIgan, opened 111 Payne. faculty; and Brother Dominic Bedor. moderator Garden Center plans orchid sale "On-call" volunteers are Will. November 1980 to plovlde a and faculty. For ticket information. call 882-4810. Ing to be available whenevel a compassIOnate settIng III \\ hlch The Detroit Garden Center plants for sale A slide lecttrre patient or famJly needs ther termmally III mdlvlduals can m historic Moross House wJlI and pottmg demonstration will special skJlls or talents Ser dIe With dlgmty Hospice I" present its seventh annual 01'- begin at noon and 3 p.m. on VIceS Include drIvmg, barber10g New groups at Eastwood Clinics committed to pi oVldlllg cm p chid display, slIde lecture and Saturday; and at 1 and 3 pm. and hairdressmg, lawn care, and comfort fOI the ill and ~up Edstwood Chmcs has an have dlfliculty With food sale on Saturday, Feb 22, from on Sunday. snow shoveling and Simple POlt for theIr famlhes MOle nounced thl ee new support home maintenance • A support group for those 11 a m. to 4 p.m., and Sunday, Admission IS $1. Call 259- than 2,000 p3twnts I CC"'1\ L Illh O..lPS g1 cal mg for agIng parents recog- Feb. 23, from 12.30 to 4 p.m. 6363 for further mformatlOn. pice selvlces evely yeal • A slblmg bereavement sup Ron Ciesinskl of Taylor Orchids The Garden Center IS located Office volunteers prOVIde mzes that the role of caregIVer FOI more informatIOn on hos POlt gIoup IS fOl' adolescents will return with hiS display of at 1460 E. Jefferson, a half clerical support. Volunteers can be very comphcated. Many pice volunteel oppOltumtles, who are gI levmg the death of a outstandIng varietIes and a mIle east of the Renaissance with computer or medIcal tran. call Betty Pejakovlch at 445 normal feelings can create ten. blothel or sister It's led by so- sion and guIlt for adult chJld- large collectIOn of blooming Center scription skills are In great 6855 or Shirley MoO!e at 559 CIal workel LInda Gold and demand. 9209 ren This weekly support group meets from 4'30 to 5'30 p m on wIll provide a safe place for Cancer education meets once a month Wednesdays The cost IS $10 a support regarding concerns all Tri Delta, Delta Gamma alumnae meet sessIOn St. John Hospital and Medi- tIon about cancer's develop- adult children have Social cal Center sponsors a monthly • An eatmg disorder support ment, diagnosis, treatment op- The Grosse Pointe alumnae workers Sue Little and Donna cancer education series for pa- tions and how to manage side Coffee and dessert Will be group WIll dISCUSSthe feelmgs Bradley Will lead the group chapters of Tri Delta and Delta served For more InformatIOn, associated With compulSive ov- tients and their families. The effects. Psychosocial issues re- Gamma will meet at Talbots in For more Information on any sessions are held the fIrst Tues- lated to communication and or to make a reservatIOn, con ereatmg and other problems of the groups, call 882-8860. the Village fer a fashion show tact Barbara Reynolds at 881 regardmg food, recognizIng that day of each month from 6 to stress and coping strategies from 7-9 p.m. on Monday, Feb 6766. Eastwood Clinics is a health- 7:30 p.m. in the hospital's Med- will be addressed, as will exer- om' society focuses on thIn im- care partner of St. John Hospi- 24. ages and that many mdlvIdllals ical Education Conference cise, nutrition, spirituality and tal and Medical Center. Room. On March 3, the topic survival issues. Will be "Coping with Cancer." Pre-registration is encotu'- On March 3, Coping with Can- aged. Call 1-800.237-5646 Mon- cer Will be the topic. day through Friday between 8 New Arrivals The series provides informa- a.m. and 5 p.m. to register. Steven Peter Basile John Russel Sheesley Mary Catherine Kara Iryne Wilhelm Mark and Maura Basile of Susan and TIm Sheesley of Cornwell Peter and Alexandra Wil- Grosse Pointe City are the par- Liberty, Mo., are the parents of helm of Grosse Pointe Park are Down This Quarter? ents of a son, Steven Peter Bas- a son, John Russel Sheesley, Mr and Mrs Peter Cornwell ile, born Dee 11, 1991. Pater- of Grosse Pomte Farms are the the parents of a daughter, Kara born Dec. 24, 1991 Maternal Iryne Wilhelm, born Dec. 30, nal grandparents are Ralph grandparents are Terry and Al parents of a daughter, Mary Don't Despair. and Suzanne Basile of Grosse Cathenne Cornwell, born Sept. 1991 Paternal grandparents len F. Edwards Jr of Grosse are Peter and Dolores Wilhelm Wecan get your small business growing. Pointe Farms. Maternal grand- Pomte Farms. Paternal grand- 14, 1991. Maternal grandpar- parents are Bill and Mary ents are Mr and Mrs P. Mur- of St. Clair Shores Maternal parents are Manlynn and Joel grandparents are Gordon and Carry of Sylvan Lake. Sheesley of Buena VIsta. Colo ray of Utica Paternal gI'and- parents al e Mr and Mrs A Iryne Ton'ance of RIverVIew. Cornwell of Worthing, England Kaitlyn Nicole Gropp Patrick Ryan Flynn Karl and Donna Gropp of Caitlin Grace Edwards Ian McCabe Schappe Harper Woods are the parents Jenmfer and Rich Flynn of Wheaton, m, are the parents Cathel me A and Robelt T R Scott Schappe and Tracy of a daughter, Kaitlyn NIcole G McCabe of MadIson, WIS, Gropp, born Dec. 19, 1991 Ma- of a son, Patnck Ryan Flynn, Edwards of Howell are the par- born Dec. 6, 1991. Maternal ents of a daughter, Caitlin are the parents of a son, Ian ternal grandparents are Anto- McCabe Schappe, born Jan. 9, nio and Frances Rossi of Ma- grandparents are Jenme and Grace Edwards, born Jan 6, Bob Stemczynskl of Harper 1992 Maternal grandparents 1992. Maternal grandparents comb Township. Paternal are Mr and Mrs Graham Mc- grandparents are Karl and Woods Paternal grandparents are Ann Cleary Kettles of YpSI- are Sarah and DIck Flynn of lantI and Patrick A. Heck of Cabe of Grosse Pointe City. Pa- Hildegard Gropp Sr. of Grosse ternal grandparents are Dr. Pointe Woods. Grosse Pointe Woods Gay 101d Paternal gI'andmother IS Grace Edwards of Grosse and Mrs Robert H Schappe of Pomte Farms Grosse Pomte Park Richard Francis Taylor Anne Gutwald Carron Jr. Thomas and Rene Gutwald of Carolyn Michelle Grosse POInte City are the par- Richard and Macaire Carron ents of a daughter, Taylor Stapleton of Grosse Pointe Woods are the Anne Gutwald, born Dec 19, Douglas and Nancy Staple. parents of a son, Richard Fran- We have new 1991 Maternal grandparents ton of Grosse Pomte Woods are By the people who know cis Carron Jr., born Dec. 25, are VIVIan Fayad of Wescos the palents of a daughter, Car- 1991. Maternal grandparents ville, Pa , and George Fayad of olyn Michelle Stapleton, born forms for birth how topromote you. are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mur. Allentown, Pa Paternal grand Jan 25, 1992 Maternal grand- phy of the Irish Hills Paternal parents are Charles F and parents are George and Margo announcements. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Mary Ann Gutwald of Grosse Steyer of Longboat Key, Fla, Grosse Pointe News Patrick Carron of Grosse Pointe Pomte Farms. Great-grand formerly of Grosse POInte. Pa- Call 882-0294 Display Advertising Classified Advertising Creative Services Woods. Great-grandmother is mothers are Albma Blanchmi ternal grandparents are John 882.3500 882-6900 882.6090 Mrs. Clement J. Waldmann of of Allentown and Stephame and Dolores Stapleton of Grosse Southfield. Miller of Center Lme Pomte Woods / - Pomte C.lllteJr JPoiJlllb Get ready for Spring with Nautica WRIGHT GIFr & LAMP SHOP for boys. Choose from a selection of An exciting place to shop TIRED OF IRONING? 853-2162 thelatestouterwea~ for Valentine's Day! party, 'SJaCkets with suede goods! HALLMARK Valen- This new service picks e1 collars, rain slickers, tine cards! Come early for up pre-washed clothing l; popovers and of the best selection!! Enjoy and returns it to you ir- • ~ course stonewash FREE parking next to the oned. Pick up and Deliv- denim for the dis- building ... at 18650 Mack Avenue, ery are FREE! Most items criminating man in size 8-20 ... at 885-8839. $1.00. 17140Kercheval in-the-Village, 882- 8970. Blossoms has an outstanding selec- * * * tzon of flowers and plants for Valen- * * * * * * tines Day. Stop in today and see us at ~M:tO'ttn\, FLOOR COVERING 115 Kercheval on-the-Hill ... or call Join us Monday and Tuesday even- 548-7900 to order. Open Valentines ings for the ONE23 Winter Prix Fixe. NEW carpet SPECIALS are go- Our three course Day until 7:00p. m. ing on NOW!See our large selec- Special for Valentine's Day! dinner for only tion of floor coverings in vinyl, $16.95 includes su- 14 karat pink or lavender heart tile and wood. Give your house a shaped cubic zirconia pierced * * * per salad, entree NEW sparkle. Now available at and dessert. Call earrings - regularly our 9 Milt" Store - CUSTOM priced at $40.00 on 881-5700 for your BLINDS by Graber. Made to reservation or for SALE for only $19.99 measure any window any size. - Also, for Valentines Organize Unlimited more informa- ~ Hurry to Eastown - don't miss tion... at 123 Kercheval on-the-Hill. Day we have sterling Great Valentines Day gift! Organ- out on our SPECIALS.•• See your silver and gold ize Unlimited will organized all or at ... 20605 E. 9 Mile and Harper ~ charms ... VALENTE part of your home or office. Insured, (across from K-MART) 771.0390. JEWELERS ... at bonded, confidentIal. Ann Mul- • To advertise in this cclumn call And, our other store is still at Kathleen at 882-3500 by 18849 Kercheval in. the-Village len 821-3284, Joan Vismara •• 14410 Harper, 822.2645. 881-4800. 881-8897. • •• 2:00 p.m. Fridays fA. _ --~------~-,---,------~-- - .... - .. _----_._---_ ....- I I • February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Faces & places 38 Plans for Academy's 25th Action Auction are under way Volunteers have vowed to make the Grosse Pointe Acade- my's 25th Action Auction the most successful fundraiser ever. Auction planners got to- gether for a champagne recep- tIOn on Feb 5 at the home of D~el and Libby Follis, who, wIth Sheldon and Chris WardweU, are co-<:hairmen of the benefit, scheduled for Wednesday, May 6, and Satur- day, May 9, on the academy's grounds Several of the auction's ac- qUIsitions were on display, in- Cancer Foundation dinner eludmg pamtmgs by Michigan artIsts Marlee Brown and V. The Michigan Cancer Foundation will hold its 10th D~rbin ~bodeau, and a sap- annual dinner on Saturday. May 9. at the Palace. Grosse phire and diamond ring do- Pointers Judy and Randy Agley are dinner co-chairmen nated by Edmund T Ahee Jew- for the evening. elry Co Irene Crim. left. and Betsy Friduss discu.ssed plans for Other donatIons so far m- the fundraiser at a recent meeting of the MCF's develop- ment committee. elude a luxury safari to Tanza- ma, a 22-foot 1947 ChriS Craft boat, four nights at the Grand Action Auction volunteers attended a champagne reception recently to report progress on the Hyatt WaIlea on Matti and a annual fundraiser for the Grosse Pointe Academy. From left are Chris Wardwell and Libby Fol- Lincoln Continental donated by lis. general chairmen of the event. and Carol Gagnon and Elizabeth Klein. acqUisitions chair- the Ford Motor Co as a memo- men. In the background are two of the paintings that will be offered at the auction. rial to Lionel B. Chicoine Jr., a former Ford executive. A raftle will offer a $10,000 s grand prize and a bonus prize of $2,500. Raffle tIckets are $100 each and will be on sale t[)ptica[ ~tudi01- through May 9. A new spin on the 25-year- old auction, the most successful school benefit of its kind in the nation, will be an afterglow party on the grounds of the academy after the event. Chair- men of the afterglow are Mrs. William Clay Ford and Mrs. John Jagger. All funds raised at the an- nual auction are used for schol- arships, teaching aids, equip- Timothy G. Wylie John Wylie ment and restoratIOn projects CERTIfIED AMERICAN BOARD Of CERTlPIBD AMERICAN BOARD OF for the historic campus at 171 OP11CIANRY OPTtCIANRY Lakeshore m Grosse Pointe Among those who attended a preview of the DINs exhibit "Chic to Chic: 100Years of Fashion Farms. Accessories from the Collection of Sandy Schreier" were. from left. Grosse Pointers PE'ter and We Special Attention To Anne Spivak. Judy and Randy Agley. guest curator Schreier and DlA director Sam Sachs. Pay Chic accessories: The boutIque hosted the event with Schoenith, Sue and Bill Viti- and DetrOIt's own Kenneth Our Customers Needs. Detroit InstItute of Arts ex- the AssOCIates of the Founders hibit, "ChIC to Cmc: 100 Years toe and Gayle and Andrew Jay Lane. Items include shoes, Society Camden. scarves, hats, Jewelry, perfume Eye Examinations Available of Fashion Accessones from the Among those who attended Collection of Sandy Schreier," The exhIbIt, the fIrst costume bottles, sketches, photos and 11 the receptIOn and preVIew were exhibItion to focus on fashIOn lustratIOns was previewed by more than Grosse Pointers Anne and Pe- accessones as art, includes ChIC to ChIC will be open un- 882-9711 200 guests on Jan. 31 in the ter Spivak, Stephanie and about 200 items by deSIgners In DIA's RIvera Court. tIl March 22 the museum's 19899 Mack Ave .• Grosse Pointe Woods . Frank Germack, Mado and such as Chanel, DlOr, Balen- textIle galleries. 6900 Orchard Lake Rd.• Suite 307, West Bloomfield Grosse Pointe's Judith Ann Kim Lie, Diane and Tom claga, Samt Laurent, Picasso - Margze Hems Smith Support 1s for cancer patients Family Law Attorneys A support group for breast Nichols & Long, P.C. cancer patients meets the first "ENHANCING and third Wednesdays of each Bruce R. Nichols Warren E. Long month from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at 18430 Mack Ave. Grosse Pie. Farms, MI 48236.885-5635 St. John Hospital and Medical THE Center on the fourth floor of the St. John Professional Build- ing-II. NATURAL YOU" Donna Butala and Sandra Melanson Wlll coordinate the group. The next meetings wIll FEBRUARY You are cordially mVIted to attend a uniquc full-filled evening at the Gros~e Pomte Plastic Surgery be March 4 and 18. Center It's for people who Wish to learn more about ways to mamtain and enhance the naturdl beauty we all FUR CLEARANCE possess This evening Will include a dynamic and InformatIve presentation In the field of memory The St. John Professional Improvement techniques, plastiC surgcry and a new dimenSIOn in Le Moulage Customllcd Skill Building-II is located at the Rejuvenation Program. FREE facllIl examination. west end of Pointe Plaza shop- Save on Hundreds ping center at Moross at Mack, GUEST SPEAKERS one mile east of 1-94. For more of Fine Furs Miguel Lorenzini, M.D .• Plastic Surgeon information, call 343-3684. Gros~e Pointe Pla~tic Surgery Center ROMP to meet Dr Lorenzim wIll dISCUSSthc latest procedures for men and women III PlastiC Surgery He wiJI dcmonstrate to the audience II new dimenSIOn III how to get rId 01 Recovery of Male Potency dull opaque skin and will cxplam ncw non-surgIcal (ROMP), a support group for techniques in skin rejuvenatIOn for' males who are having difficul- • Sun damaged skill tIes with impotence or incontin- • Pre-cancerous cell~ ence, meets at St. John Hospi- • Acne scars and pores tal and Medical Center the • Skin pigmentation for Hispamcs third Tuesday of each month • Oriental and dark skm from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. • Fme wrinkles The program was developed • Ncck, body and hands by Grace Hospital m Detroit. The next meetings are Feb. 18 Ellen Champagne, R.N. and March 17. St. John Hospi- Community Education Consultant, Member of the Speakers Bureau tal and Medical Center is lo- Seen on Lakeshore Cable Television cated at 22101 Moross at Mack, one mde east of 1-94. For more ElIcn Champagne WIll offer "Mcmory Improvcmcnt TechIllques for Today'~ Busy People" lor information, call 1-800-332- exccutives, profeSSIOnals and homemakers alike You can sharpcn your memory ~klll<;for use at homc \ --...... -...... -.- ...... -..~~ ... ~4MII ,...... _ .._.....-... __ ---..-..-.. • • _ MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTfM~ • r.llNC:ln T.ll.TlmJ 48 February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Redeemer Methodist Church God's Valentine offers contemporary nativity By the Rev. Gregory Sammons Christ Church Grosse POinte Redeemer United Methodist Feb. 16, at the church. Church, 20571 Vernier m Har. Cast members are from Cass Valentine's Day couldn't come at a better time. Dur. per Woods, will present Community United Methodist mg an endless succession of gray winter days, Valen. "Dream Light," a contempo- Church. They're under the tme's Day is a welcome red and pink intrusion, reo rary mterpretation of the Na. direction of MIchael Lee, a minding us of one of life's greatest treasures. It moves tivity, at 6:30 p.m on Sunday, mime artist and choreographer. our attention from counting things to the things that The play places Mary and Jo- count - the shared love of human beings. Christ Church seph in the present. Instead of Valentines often picture a heart with an arrow pierce being turned away from an inn mg It. That is such an honest picture of love. There 2,000 years ago, they are de. presents forum nied beds at a shelter for the can be no real love without pain. A song from The A forum for adults on the homeless Instead of being born Fantastlcs gets it right: "Without a hurt, the heart is in a stable, the baby Jesus is hollow" role of the church will be held at Christ Church Grosse born in a refrIgerator box in an To commit ourselves to a friend, a spouse, our coun. Pointe, 61 Gros Pomte Blvd., alley in DetrOIt try or to humanity opens us to the deepest joys - but on Sunday, FeL 16, at 10:15 "Dream LIght" is sponsored it mvolves the greatest risks. a.m The Rev Ted Cobden will by Redeemer's council on min. Love may start as an emotion. But authentic love lead a dISCUSSIonof the follow- Istries and by other east SIde becomes a motion. This is why it is possible to love mg questIOn: In hght of the United Methodist churches, m- even one's enemies. AmerIcan experIence of sepa- cluding Grosse Pointe, Zion, Do you remember Valentine's Day in grade school? rating church and state, what Mt. Hope, ChrIst, Jefferson Av- is the approprIate voice of the enue, Peace and Emmanuel. The rule was that everyone had to exchange valentines Photo by MargIe Rems Sffilth church in the public square - A free-will offering will be with everyone else, regardless of how you felt about Sister Verenice McQuade. left. will be St. John Hospital's particularly when it comes to collected and the proceeds from them. Even the class bully would get valentines that new director of community/patient services. Sister Jacqueline debatmg issues of social wel- the evening will go to the Cass I'ead: "Hey, big guy! Be mine!" Wetherholt. right. is director of funds development. a position fare? Community Church and Cen. which has been expanded to include responsibility lor the It was comical - but it was somehow right. Even to- The discussion IS especIally ter, wluch serves many home. day, I can remember how those less.than.heartfelt val. Fontbonne Auxiliary. the Guild and Second Chance Heartline Unit Inc. timely m VIew of the recent less people in DetrOIt. entmes cast a magic spell, softening tensions and ere. state budget cuts, particularly atmg a social armistice in our classroom. Love.in- in the area of general assis- motIon, even imperfectly expressed, has this mysteri- St. John Hospital fills two posts tance. The forum is open to the Alzheimer's support ous power to heal the hurts in our world. public at no charge. For more Sister Verenice McQuade group will meet Considering this, it is odd that a cross is the symbol in the area. Shl;l IS tremen. information, call the church at WIll assume new responsibili. dously familiar with hospital 8854841. of Christianity. Invented by the Persians and adopted ties as director of community! The Warren area Alzhei- services and staff and she is mer's support group will meet by the Romans, the cross stood for cruelty and con. patient services for St. John also linked with a large num. on Monday, Feb. 17, from 10 tempt. Yet Christians cherish this symbol. Why? Hospital and Medical Center. ber of community resources." Explore spirituality It's because of the insight that the cross is somehow McQuade is in charge of prom. a m. to noon at A Friend's God's valentine to us - a movement of faithful love oting patient satisfaction. in fast-paced world House Adult Day Care Center The post of director of funds in Warren, 28111 Imperial, one toward us that was like an arrow through His own Glenn Wesselmann, presi. development, held by SIster St. Paul Catholic Church will dent and CEO of the hospital, block east of Hoover and one heart. The cross shows a God who loves His creation Jacqueline A. Wetherholt, will present ''Rush House Spiritual. block south of 12 Mile. said, "Sister Verenice is well. be expanded to cover responsi. enough to bleed and die for it. ity," two interactive evenings The group provides support qualified to fill this role. She bility for the Fontbonne Auxil. It would be amazing to receive such a valentine from for adults, on Tuesdays, Feb. 18 and information to family has been at St. John for 20 iary, the Guild and Second your closest friend. But it is staggering to realize that and 25, beginning at 7:30 p.m. members who are caring for years and knows many people Chance Heartline Unit Inc. God offers this valentine to each of us, especially when in the church at 170 Grosse relatives with Alzheimer's dis. we are at our worst. Pointe Blvd, Grosse Pointe ease or other dementia. Farms. When we think about God in this way - with a Christ Church elects new leaders Group co-leaders are Ilene The programs will explore Zakul-Krnpa of the Detroit cross piercing His heart - it begins to move us in Christ Church Grosse Pointe Other members of the vestry, ways to promote Christian chapter of the Alzheimer's Dis- strange ways. It leads us to mend a broken relation. elected the following leaders for the church governing board, in. roots in a fast.paced contempo- ease and Realted Disorders As- ShIp, to make room in our lives for the hurts of others, 1992 at its annual parish meet- clude: Robert Atkinson, John rary world. ing m January: Howard Tis- sociation, and Suzanne Szcze. and to care for the vulnerable. W. Coo, Mrs. Gaylord Creedon, The facilitator will be Todd chler, senior warden; Mrs. Wile panski-White of A Friend's Even more, it allows us to forgive and accept our- Mrs. Helen Santiz, J. Michael Rey, a seminarian in his third House. selves. liam Ludwig, junior warden; Smith, Donald N. Sweeny ill, year of graduate studies at Sa. For information, call 751. Allen Ledyard, secretary; Nor. Edward White, Mrs. John Wile cred Heart Major Seminary in 6260. A Friend's House is a See PASTOR, page 5B man Barker, treasurer; and liams, Richard Williams and Detroit. program of Catholic Services of Bruce D. Birgbauer, chancellor, Dr. Calier H. Worrell. The public is invited. Macomb and Generations Inc. 51. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Redeemer United 881.6670 WORSHIP SER¥lCES .R 3751,olfirop at Chalfont. Methodist Church :~ 900am&11'15am 20571 VernIer Just W. of 1-94 Worship Harper Woods ILY 10 10 Education 884-2035 K Nursery AYalJable (I 10:30 a.m. Worship A happy family is built DIAL Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke 9:15 3.m. Sunda School on spiritual strength. First English Ev.Lutheran Church GRACE A PRAYER VernIer Rd. at Wedgewood Dr. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Grosse Pointe Woods Kercheval at Lakepointe People have found moral 884-5040 822-3823 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship Sunday School and Worship and spiritual strength 882-8770 9:45 a.m. Sunday School !0:30a.m. Dr. Walter A. Schmidt, Pastor Nursery is proVided by reading this book. Grosse Pointe Unitarian Pastor Paul Owens Rev. Harvey Reh They have also had GROSSE Church St James Lutheran Church 240 Guest Speaker Christ the King healings of mental Chatfonte 170 McMlIJan Rd J near Kercheval POINTE Dean Drake and physical diseases, at Grosse Pointe Farms Lutheran Church UNITED Lothrop 11.00 a m Service & Church School Mack at Lochmoor 884-5090 financial burdens, 884-3075 17150 MAUMEE 881-0420 884-0511 CHURCH Rev John Corrado. Minister 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. 9-00 a m. St.nday School & Bible Classes and unhappy 9;QO& 10.30 a.m. Worship ServIces a caring church ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Worship relationships. 9:30 a.m. Education Hour Supervised Nursery "!Yack or White" CHURCH Preschool C --~------_ ..._------._---~------_.- - ---. I February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Engagements 58 teacher at Mason Elementary Terry- Williams School Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lee Terry of Grosse Pointe Farms LaBarge IS a graduate of have announced the engage. Western MIchigan Umverslty, ment of their daughter, Martha where he earned a bachelor of Douglas Terry, to Todd Charles busmess admmIstratlOn degree WillIams, son of Mr. and Mrs. He IS an engineer for Inland Edward McGraw WillIams of FIsher GUIde diVISIOn of Gen Rochester, N.Y. A May wed- eral Mot Robert John Peterson Jr. and ---2---0--;j-O---F--F---~~:~::~~~~ Suzanne Bertini '0 scape maintenance I 1Bertitli-Peterson {~; < at,th.is time of year. , Robert and Lorraine Bertini ,WINTER " < ThiS IS, however, an I of Guilford, Conn., have an. nounced the engagement of ideal time of year to their daughter, Suzanne Ber- E"/."RIM HG' I tini, to Robert John Peterson ~ ~ • I MI do tree trimmi~g and I Jr., son of Robert John and E - removal. Dunng the I Carnille Schooff Peterson of Grosse Pointe Park. A March IL~REMOVAL winter months, !rees I wedding IS planned. -:: are In a seml-dor - I BertIni is a graduate of the Umversity of Hartford, where Value up to $200.00 mant state and take I she earned a bachelor of SCIence Present this ad for your 20% very well to tr'm . degree In bUSIness admInistra- discount. Discount not applied to I mlng. I tion. She is a systems manager spraYing, feeding, injections or SO, give us a call I for Electrofi'c Data Systems storm damage. Not valid WIth any now for your free I Peterson earned 1i bachelor of other offer SCIence degree from Central professional estimate I Michigan University. He IS a (R~)~~~!~~~~~';'..~~ Expires March 31, 1992 manufacturIng consultant maIl- (313) 2.93-3130 and beat the spring I ager for Electronic Data Sys- Building A Reputation For Affordable Quality For the finest in total free care... rush! I tems I 26800 Bunert I 511"CI( Warren I Questers No. 147 JEWELRY 'II, BROTHERS 822 5044 I Members of Grosse POInte ~q~ TREE CARE • I Questers No. 147 will meet at the home of Andrea Rasmussen at 10 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 14. APPRAISAL ------~ After the business meeting, a program on Iman porcelain, reo AUCTION AND searched by Rasmusen, will be CLINIC presented. Imari is Japanese exportware dating to the 17th FREE APPRAISAL DAY century. Wednesday, February 19 A special ValentIne luncheon Estate auction highlighted by furniture, paintings, Will be co-hosted by Pam An- 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. carpets, silver, crystal, china, jewelry and many other drews and Bonnie MannIe. Fine Jewelry Salon decorative items and furnishings for the home. Grosse Pointe Brmg In your fIne AUCTION PREVIEW AUCTION Jewelry for an expert Wednesday, February 19 - Noon - 8 p.m. Friday, February 21 - 6 p.m. Pastor ..:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.: appratsal Fees will Thursday, February 20 - Noon - 8 p.m. vary accordmg to From page 4B services performed For FREE APPRAISAL DAY If there IS one thIng I Have you always wondered what something you own is worth? could recommend to some- an appointment, please one who feels forgotten on Find out from the experts at the Frank H. Boos Gallery - ValentIne's Day, It IS thIS: call 882-7000 no appointment necessary! picture the ache In your life as occurring WIthm the Saturday, February 22 - 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. pierced heart of a God who cherishes you eternally Dwell in the gift of that love, and let God begm to heal your wounds "As the Father has loved me, so have I loved you 420 Enterprise Court, Bloomfield Hills 48302 Dwell In my love" (John (We're located three blocks North of Square Lake Road, East off Franklin) 15:9) Jacobson's (313) 332.1500 Fax 332-6370 Illustrated catalogue, $12, $14 postpaid, $18 foreign -~-~...... -..-..,.....-...... -.- -- ...-.._- ----~------.. ------_-.._------_ .._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION <::J:'D!\/If"'C .. CVC'TC'UC" _ t"nl.lt'lfl . 68 leal ualgs February 13, 199f Grosse Pointe Newl Horner-Buda beth Wilberding read from the clinical instructor of psychiatry featurmg an Alencon lace bod- ChrIstian Science hymnal. JennIfer Angela Horner of at the University of Michigan Ice. Her three.tiered fingertip Thomas Carson read a short St ClaIr Shores, daughter of Medical School. veIl was held in place by a cap story, "Off to &a." Joanne Wilson Horner of Wm. The groom graduated from 01 hand~ut lace flowers and The bride earned a bachelor tel' Park, Fla., and Charles Rutgers University and earned seed pearls She carried a Colo- of arts degree In Enghsh from Hemstead Horner of Warren, a Ph D from ColumbIa Umver. mal bouquet of white Gerber MIChigan State UniverSIty She marrIed Thomas Walter Buda sity He is an assistant profes- daIsies, pink roses and carna. of Grosse POinte Farms, son of IS a sales representative for Pit- sor of chemIstry at the Univer- tions, freeSia and Queen Anne's ney Bowes MaIhng Systems Betsy Buda Armstrong of sity of MichIgan lace Grosse Pointe Farms and the The groom earned a bachelor The maId of honor was Kelly of arts degree In commUnIca- late John W. Buda, on Sept 28, Rowe of Grosse Pomte Park. tIOns from MIChigan State UnI' 1991, m front of the fireplace in Wicklund- BridesmaIds were the bride's verslty and IS employed as an ., the clubhouse of the Grosse SIsters, Susan DICkinson-Mon- POinte Hunt Club executive WIth Katz CommunI. Anderson son of Harper Woods and Ann catIons DIckinson of Grosse Pointe The Hon Michael J. Connor Sharon Jo Wicklund of The couple traveled to Mex Woods of the MIChIgan Court of Ap- Grand RapIds, daughter of Fred ICO Mr. and Mrs. Craig M. Baetz peals offiCIated at the 5 p m and MaryJane WIcklund of Attendants wore straIght ceremony, whIch was followed Grosse Pomte City, marrIed Jade taffeta dresses WIth Moehs-Baetz by a receptIOn David L Anderson, son of Jim pouffed sleeves and peplums. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott They carried Colonial bouquets Nurmi Katherme I Moehs, daughter The bride wore a blush satm and Clara Anderson of Grand Taysir JabI' of Grand Rapids of Pete I and Judy Moehs of two,plece floor-length dress Rapids, on Nov 2, 1991, at was the best man. FI eeland, marrIed CraIg M With a shm skIrt and a double Christ UnIted Methodist School and is employed at the 'Groomsmen were Gregory Baetz, son of Janet Baetz-Fer- breasted top whIch featured a Church III Grand RapIds Grosse Pointe office of FIrst of Monson of Harper Woods and guson and Lowell Ferguson of shawl collar decorated WIth The Rev Joyce DeTom-Hlll MIchIgan Corp. Matthew Krato and Garrett Grosse Pomte Farms, on Oct lace and seed pearls She car- officiated at the 4 p.m cere The groom IS also a graduate Lange, both of Los Angeles. 19, 1991, at Grosse Pointe ned a bouquet of WhIte orchIds, mony, whIch was followed by a of Grosse Pointe North and is Ushers were BrIan Cairns of Memonal Church mountain lIhes, Lady DI roses receptIOn at the Ramblewood completmg a bachelor of arts Harper Woods and Jay Mc- The Rev Gordon A. MIkoskI and traIlmg IVY. Commumty BUIlding. degree m busmess manage Queen of Grosse Pointe Woods offiCIated at the 11 a m cere- The maid of honor was Caro. The brIde wore a whIte off ment at Walsh College. He is a The bnde's mother wore a mony, whIch was folIowed by a line Hoskl of Grosse POinte the-shoulder gown of chantIlly representative for State Farm dress of pale pink, green and reception at Alcamos m St Park lace WIth long sleeves and a Insurance Co. yellow flowered org-anza Her Clmr ShOles doublE'hE'rf'd VE'lltnmmed wlth The soloist was the bride's wnst corsage featured pale The brIde wore a white satin beads and flowers. She carried sister, Susan Dickinson-Mon- pink sweetheart roses gown whIch featured a beaded her great-great-grandmother's son. Scnpture reader was the The mother of the groom bodIce and a ruffied skIrt. She satin~overed testament with groom's SIster, VIcki Nl(lzgorski wore a soft blue silk crepe dress carrIed a cascade of white gar- an arrangement of white roses of Orlando, Fla The organist WIth beaded trim at the neck- demas, white roses and two- and stephanotis was Sara Welch. tone dendroblUrn orchids. The matron of honor was the lIne and a wrist corsage of pale The couple was piped out of Lipson-Glick pink sweetheart roses. The matron of honor was bride's sister, Becky Burgess of the sanctuary after the cere. The bride is a graduate of Heidi LaMarr of Paw Paw. Dr. Rachel ElIzabeth LIpson, Farmington Hills. mony by balWiper Vernon Ma- Grosse Pointe North HIgh BrIdesmaIds were Sharon daughter of Dr. and Mrs. MIl- The best man was the thews WhItman of Blrmmgham, KrIs. ton Peter LIpson of Tucson, groom's brother, Larry Ander- tin Anderson of MIlford and Anz, formerly of Grosse son of Denver. Karen Fenner of Plainwell Pointe, married Gary D GlIck, The bride is a graduate of JIM BOLOGNA & THOMAS FRANKS Attendants wore Iridescent son of Mr and Mrs Arthur MichIgan State University. She are pleased to announce a unique package plurn~olored dresses WIth black Glick of Somerset, N. Y, on is a sales representative for velvet bodices and carried sin- Nov 2, 1991, at the Royal So- Talkmg DirectorIes Inc. featuring their services for video and still The groom is a graduate of gle whIte roses nesta Hotel m Cambndge, wedding photography. The best man was the Mass. Davenport College. He IS a groom's brother, Robert Baetz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walter RabbI David Nieman per. sales representative for Great Lakes Business. For further information, call: of Grosse Pomte Farms Buda fonned the ceremony, whIch Groomsmen were Andy Scott was followed by a reception. Bndesmaids were Katherine Lucmda Turley of Acton, JIM BOLOGNA 885-5300. THOMAS FRANKS 886-3335 of PIttsburgh, Scott Irwin of Gardella of Washmgton, DC, Dickinson- Birmmgham and Peter Toenjes Mass, was the matron of and Robin Halter of Seattle honor. of Grosse Pomte Farms Ushers Attendants wore tea-length Nurmi were the bride's brother, Doug- Bridesmaids were Dr. Lily grape silk off-the-shoulder Carrie Ann Dlckmson, In the post 6 months las Moehs, and Tom Veselenak. Awad of Cambridge; Jane Las- di-esses with sarong skIrts. sen Bobruff of East Lyme, daughter of Allen and Cormne The mother of the bnde wore Their flowers were stargazer Dickmson of Grosse Pointe a black chiffon dress with a silk Conn.; Dr. Arabella Leet of HAVE YOU MOVED! hlies tied WIth satin nbbons MInneapolIs; and the groom's Woods, married DaVId Scott underlay and a white rosebud The best man was MIchael Nurmi of Harper Woods, son of corsage sister, Mrs. John Mortell of DECOME ENGAGED! Donnelly of Grosse Pointe City. Stanhope, N.Y. Helge and Nancy Nurmi of In the post 3 months The groom's mother wore a Groomsmen were the groom's The best man was Dr. Steven Grosse Pointe Farms, on July flowered mauve silk dress and brother, William Buda of 27,1991, at Lake Shore Presby- HADADADn a whIte rosebud corsage Blacklow of Boston. Grosse Pomte Farms; Daniel Ushers were the bride's terian Church in St Clair We have lots of local Information and over 59 gifts - No strings! The bride earned a bachelor's Cooke of Grand Rapids; and Shores degree in social work from brother, .Teb Lipson of Los An- Thomas Carson of Portland, geles; ;John Mortell of Stan- The Rev, A. Dale TIme offici- CAlL SUSAN HOffMAN 884.5756 Western MIchigan Umverslty. Ore. l hope; nr."David Pompliano of atE;d at the 3:30 p.m. ceremony, She IS a chIld care worker at The mother of the bnde wore whIch was followed by a recep- the ChIldren's Home of DetrOIt. Landsdale, Pa; Dr. Peter Too- a magenta silk crepe chemIse good of Watertown, Mass; and tion at AssumptIOn Cultural The groom earned a bache- tnmmed WIth sequins Dr. Ted WidIanski of Blooming- Center. The couple traveled to ~1iom~Oll lor's degree m computer science The groom's mother wore a ton, fud the reception in a 1916 Model from Western Michigan Um- petal pink silk dress WIth a The bnde earned a bachelor T Ford. Phone - even if you only moved next door! verslty He is a systems man- dropped waist and a tiered of arts degree and a medical The bride wore her mother's ager for QualIty Computers. skirt degree from the University of wedding gown of ivory taffeta The couple traveled to the The accompanist was the Michigan and completed train. Pocono mountams They lIve m groom's brother, WIlliam Buda, ing in psychiatry at Massachu Grosse Pointe Farms who played the piano. ElIza. setts General Hospital. She IS a Diabetes control in children For the chIld with diabetes, a balanced diet, regular exercise and daily mJectlOns of msulin NURSING HOME are the components of diabetes FAMILY HAIR CARE SO.b EAST JFFFERSON DETROIT. MIC H control. Control means keeping FOR MEN & WOMEN ~ their blood sugar level as close 19609 MACK AVE G P W 821.3525 : to normal as possible, so they QUAI 11 } NURWNG CARE :; can feel good and keep up with 881-0010 .:: their friends Dr. David Transue, of Grosse : POinte Park, dIrector of the Pe. '92 C diatnc Diabetes and Growth VALENTINE SPECIAL ~ ClIme at St John Hospital and " I~ MedIcal Center, says that WIth 20% OFF AU Services I SupervISIOn, chIldren can mom- Preview . tor their sugar levels and learn to First Time Customers : to master the components of GoIdwell Perms $45.00 ~ self~are. March 26th ~ "Sometime between 6 and JON'S ON THE HILL 10, the child will start to do 63 KERCHEVAL Issue ~ some of their own testing. The 886-3730 : responsibility for the diet re- : qUIres an adult involvement : nght up through teenage years Since there are too many attrac. ~o~ -: tIVe hazards As far as giving ./? ,,- theIr own mJectlOns, usualIy as Give Your Marble New Life they start to approach 10, we This supplement is where you want to be when you are in the fashion ~ begm to talk to them about Both new and older marble thIS A few chIldren may do It -- needs professional care to business. We have thousands of readers who anticipate earlier, but that's unusual, and look its best; and to the news and views of the latest in fashion and read this they should never be giving It mamtain Its value. ; without adult supervIsIon," he MARBLELlFE profes- supplement from cover to cover. says. sionals use Union The Grosse Pointe News reaches over 50,000 readers every Thursday in "ExerCise burns energy or Carbide Marble Care its fully paid circulation. Contact your advertising representative for sugar m the body, and that technologies to restore keeps sugar levels down," says and preserve every professional assistance. Transue. type of marble, bring "We want the children to ex erclse on a more regular basIS out its natural beauty, Kids under 10 aren't really mo- color and sheen, and pro- Grosse Pointe News tIvated to get out and push vide a finish that is both lus- themc;elves When they get past trous and damage-resistant 10, they 'ltart to worry about DISPLAY ADVERTISING fitness and dIfferent types of "" t~IJ'I"I' FREE ESTIMATES sports But between 6 and 10, 96 Kercheval It's Just dIfficult to get them 459-6870 mOVing I think the bIggest fac- Union Carbide Marble Corp. Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 tor IS Just to turn off the TV Experts in Marble Restoration & Preservation set," he says MARBLELIFE IS a registered trademark of Union Carbide Marble Care, Inc 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 --~--'"--~------r------T--.------~I February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Clubs 78 Council of Garden Clubs holds final meeting, joins Garden Center The Council of Grosse Gar and to review its 44 years of Free Press, showed slIdes of Members WIll Jom the Grosse den Clubs met on Fllduy, Jan accomplIshments Betty Fran. crab apple trees along the past garden tours It was the Pomte Garden Center, which Lakeshore planting project, the 31, to honO! Its pUht Pic<"ldents kel, garden edItor of the DetrOit CharlevOIX Side of Elworthy last meetmg of the councIl Will mamtam the same values Grosse Pointe Farms beautifica- FIeld Money was also donated tIOn committee, the Farms park held by the councIl. for perenmals, and enVlronmen. President Ann Cook thanked RecreatIon BuIldmg and the tal books were placed m the landscapmg of two islands on commIttee members Mary Lou Glosse Pomte schools Lakeshore In memory of Mar. Boresch, chaIrman; Marie A new set of slIdes featunng Mainwarmg, reservatIOns; Su- garet Gram and Jean Lowe, mdoor Chnstmas decoratIOns former actIve members of the san Zuger, decoratIons; and was taken by Jane Kohrmg Margaret Borden and Lucy counCIl and used for programs by gar Other funds were donated to Grenske, nametags. Cook an- den clubs nounced that m 1991, $11,299 the Grosse Pomte Woods beau- In 1974, the first of 18 gal' tification commiSSIOn for land was allotted to the beautifica- den tours was sponsored by the tIOn commiSSIOns of Grosse scapmg the Veterans Parkway, councll, DurIng thebe years, Falrford Road and the Island Pomte Farms, Woods and Park, 104 gardens were VIewed by the Shade Tree CounCil, Grosse on Mack Avenue In front of the publIc and a profit of cIty hall Pomte South High School, $84,777 was used for beautlfica. Gl'Osse Pomte War Memorial Grosse Pomte Park receIved tlOn Over $5,000 was spent on funds for landscaplJlg the and the DetrOIt Garden Center the landscapmg and Iedeslgn- Clara Schumann, the coun. Grosse Pomte PublIc LIbrary, mg of the entrance of Grosse the Jefferson Avenue pumpmg CII'S first presIdent from 1948- POInte South HIgh School 50, revIewed ItS early hIStory. statIOn, Patterson Park and the Other donatIOns were made Islands on Jefferson at the en- In 1948, representatIves of to the Grosse Pomte Shores seven local garden clubs formed trance to Grosse Pomte Park a counCIl to promote CIVICIm- provement and beautificatIOn In 1986 the name was changed to The Council of Grosse Pointe Garden Clubs. - Elderly Care ' Early concerns of the councll mcluded Dutch Elm dIsease, We are an established company which caters to city planning and beautIfica- the comfort needs of the elderly in the home. tIOn. PublIc forums were held Photo by MargIe Rems Srrnth on these subJects and yearly We offer personalized services for all situations. Eight past presidents of the Council of Grosse Pointe Garden Clubs attended a recent lunch- clean-up campaigns were InstI- Let us be your home care connection. eon meeting at the War Memorial. In the back row. from left. are Marian Sanford. Dorothy tuted In 1955 the councIl won Chope and Doris Gardner. In the front. from left. are Clara Schumann. Margaret HeftIer. Mary second place m a national Cle- Lou Boresch. Ann Cook and Carolyn Stekee. anest CIty contest. In 1964, it (313) 772-5360 received a $250 Sears Award for city beautification and the Professional Medical Services Louisa St. Clair, NSDAR, to honor students council held free lectures on the use of outdoor Christmas lIght St. [,1 John HospllaJ and Med,ul Center LOUIsa St Clarr chapter, eIghth graders to be honored Chairman Joan Moorman ing NSDAR, will meet at the Jef- are: Kathleen King of Our will present awards to Detroit Through the fundmg of the Serving the tri-county area since 1952 ferson Avenue Presbyterian Lady of Victory; Gretchen hIgh school seniors who submit- garden clubs, the council sent Church on Thursday, Feb. 20, Moore of Greenfield Peace Lu. ted essays on "Our American 30 Grosse Pointe teachers to at 10:30 a.m to celebrate theran; Toohle Verma, of Um- Hentage and My ResponsibIlity conservation school at Higgins Amencan History Month. Spon- verslty Liggett School, JackIe to Preserve It," and were se- Lake during its first 10 years. sors are ElIZabeth Ryckman Korreck of Our Lady of VIC- Margaret HefUer, president "" lected by therr teachers and from 1961-66, spoke to the .. . and Patricia Sawyer Hostess IS tory, Raymond Jones of Green- peers to be "good citIZens." Marion Mountz. field Peace Lutheran; Greg They will receive Pins, certIfi- group about the council's an- COUNTRY FOLK ART@ Moore of Greenfield Peace Lu- cates and books nual sales of crab apple trees Chairman Andrea Weyhmg theran; Chrystie Dawn Rich- In 1955 they planted 738 trees will present PIns, certIficates Regent Dorothy Brown will SHOW Be SALE ards of St. Anselm; Lisa Zwier- greet students, counselors and By 1963, more than 2,300 trees and dIctionaries to the wmners Inkowski of St Anselm; Paul had been planted With funds of the American History Essay parents attending the luncheon ~~~ Moore of Our Lady of VICtory; For reservatIOns, call Har- from the sale of trees, dona- Contest. The topic was "Fa- and TIesha Marie Walker of tIOns from the garden clubs and mous Women of the American riette Wheeler, Louise Reading The Dominican Academy, or Louise Colter. the Sears Award of $250, the T~4'~ y~ Revolution." From metro De- counCIl began planting flower- , .~...... ~ l troit schools, the sixth through mg trees on Lakeshore This ~,~~,- Questers to hear lecture about quilts and the replacement of shrubs and trees continued for more FEBRUARY ••14-15-16. 1992 The Grand MaraIS chapter of butJOn to the world of art. Not than 20 years Winter winds Questers WIll meet at the home only did quilts give women an and salt from the road make It DAVISBURG. MICHIGA" Alliance Francaise of Margaret Thompson on Fri- opportunity to reveal their necessary to constantly replace in the beautiful presents lecture day, Feb. 14, at 9:30 a.m. creatIvity and rmaginatlOn but the trees and plant larger ones SPRINGFIELD-ORKS CENTER often quilts are the only reo on Lakeshore, I 75 eXit #93 DIXie Hwy N to DaVisburg Rd . Crit Lelbbrand will be the maining records of their exist- Mary Lou Boresch, president West to Andersonville Rd , Charles MItchell, deputy na- 1/2 mile south of town of DaVisburg tIOnal and foreIgn editor of the speaker. Her subject will be ence. They are often dated and from 1971-74, reviewed accom- "Quilts," which are consIdered plIshments of the council up to Detroit Free Press, will speak signed by the creator and are THE LEflDllfG FOLK fllIT SHOW Ilf THE ",",101f FE,",URII'fG at the Grosse Pointe War Mem- to be America's special contri- collectible Items the present. The tree sales con- OVER 100 QURLITY FOLK fIlITlSfirtS fROM flCROSS THE courmn orial on Fnday, Feb 21, at 7:30 tinued, she said, enabling the Friday evening 5 p m to 9 p m Adm $6 DO(Early 8uyrng PriVIleges) Sat & Sun lOa m 105 P m Adm $4 00 pm., under the auspices of the counCIl to plant eight Snowdrift Woman's Club will honor presidents Children under 10 Adm $2 DO, NO STROLLERS PLEASE I Alliance Francaise de Grosse Pointe. Members and guests of the Country & painted 'urMure prerced -& stencrled lamp shades teddy Ann Schwartz wIll introduce bears spongeware salt glaze stoneware baskets Scherenschmlle MItchell was bureau chief for Grosse Pomte Woman's Club Vincent Syrcuse of Leader Dogs WIll gather on Wednesday, Feb. WIndsor chairS samplers tinware blacksmith dolls & toys grained UPI, stationed m Moscow from for the Blind, who will bring a 'rames tole painting & slenclling rag braided & hooked rugs carvIngs 1986-1989. Before that, he 19, at 12:30 p.m. m the Crystal dog with him. country clothing & textiles Iheorems calligraphy wealhervanes decoys worked m NaIrobI, Johannes- Ballroom of the Grosse Pomte Members planning to invite Shaker boxes folk art paintings whirligigs floorcloths dummy boards qUills Ilreboards dlled f10rals candles gourmel delights French burg and Beirut. He will speak War Memorial to honor present guests must make reservations about the breakup of the Soviet and past presidents of the club Counlry Victorian Soulhwest & Country Western Items All Country by contacting the hospItality decorallng needs for sale ,_ ... , "'" Union and Its immedIate and and of the FederatIOn of Wom- chairman no later than Satur- longtime impact on Eastern en's Clubs of Detroit • Country: day, Feb. 15. Call 885-8232 or BErrv LONG folk An Shows Inc RHONDA BLAKEl V Program chaIrman Mary Europe, Western Europe and 885-4994 (313) 634 4151 p 0~?::~~on?~::~":~:4~.62(313)6344153 the United States. He will also answer questions from the au- dIence The program is free to mem- bers, $2 for guests There will Diamonds Today... be refreshments. ReservatIOns are requested. Call 881-9729 . Diamonds Forever Republican women hear Engler, Binsfeld The Republican Women's Business and ProfeSSIOnal Forum will host a reception TRUNK SHOWING and dinner in honor of MIchi- OF gan's First Lady Michelle En- gler and Lt Gov Conme Bins. feld beginning at 6 p.m on MOTHER OF THE BRIDE 'fuesday, Feb. 18, at the Bir- mmgham Community House, AND 380 S. Bates, Blrmmgham Engler Will discuss her lIfe as the wife of Gov. John Engler, OCCASION DRESSES Binsfeld will talk about what IS happening m the state LegIsla- THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ture. TIckets for the dinner and FEBRUARY 13, 14 & 15TH receptIon are $110 each; $50 for the receptIOn only For reserva- (SOME FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY) tIons, call 681-1990. DRESSES$290 TO $3,600 Men's Garden Club to meet on Feb. 20 ALWAYS 200/0 OFF The Men's Garden Club of Grosse Pomte has mVlted the The fire and brilliance of diamonds will be RAY & IDA DRESS SHOP publIc to hear Dan Castner talk about the easy way to get treasured now and forever. [VIS£] started growmg orchIds Informal Modeling Applegate Square The meetmg WIll be at 7','30 edmund t. AHEEjewelers 12:30 - 4:30 pm on Thursday, Feb 20, at 29839 Northwestern Highway Brownell MIddle School Coffee 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods Hours 10:00 - 5:30 Daily Between 12 & 13 Mile Rd. (At Inkster Rd) and doughnuts will be served Thursday Eve. til 8:00 p.m. 352-7202 There IS no charge 886-4600 • \ ~~----. .... ----- ...... _.._-...--...._-, _-_...._--~------. t • MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTEMS • r.ON~fll TATln~ 88 Community February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News AAUW to host roundtable discussion on educational equity The Grosse POInte branch of rIal, 32 Lakeshore. Participat. corporations worldwide, former at Grosse Pointe North High study, partIcularly math and we have a "window of opportu- the American AssociatIOn of mg Will be 15 men and women, president of the Thomas Edison school and executive board SCIence, that Will prepare them mty" to do somethmg for girls. University Women (AAUW) leadels In education and the FoundatIOn and senior adViser member and president-elect of for Jobs of the 21st century." "WhIle other groups may re- w111 sponsor an Educational community, who will diSCUSS of the NatIOnal Science Founda- MIchIgan Earth Science Teach- By presentmg the roundta- port our research, we are tak- Equity Roundtable on Thurs the status of girls in today's tlon, Terese Duell, president of ers AssociatIOn. ble, the AAUW hopes to be a ing action," she said. day, Feb. 20, at 7:30 pm at classrooms. The panel Will view the Grosse POInte Council The VIdeo is based on the re- PTO catalyst for systematic change For information on member- the Grosse Pointe War Memo the AAUW Video, "Shortchang. and associated groups; Betty suIts of AAUW's natIOn-wide and a leader ship in AAUW, call Charlotte mg GirlS, Shortchanging Amer- Grady, DetrOit Edison Co., hu- poll on educatIOn and eqUity In the field Adamasczek at 882-0966. CPR for adults lca," and respond to questIOns man resources department; w hi chi n- of educa. guided by Kay MacDonald, Kathleen Herschelmann, aSSlS c1uded inter- tional eqUIty, Adult cardIOpulmonary resus- plesldent of the GlOsse Pointe tant prInCipal, Grosse Pointe views with PROJECT CitatIOn (CPR) and fIrst aid for to Implement bl anch of the League of North High School; Gloria Kon. 3,000 4th- to change and choking Will be taught through Women Voters sler, vlce.president of the 10th-graders, RED RIBBON classes sponsored by St John draw local The community IS inVIted Grosse Pomte Board of Educa- examining attenbon to HOSPItal and MedIcal Center ReservatIOns are not necessary. tlOn and certified by the MIChl gender differ- the educa- PartiCipants WIll Include the gan ASSOCiatIon of School ences in self. A class IS scheduled for bonal needs Tuesday, March 17, at Par. Rev Charles Boayue Jr , pastor Boards; Roger McCaIg, dIrector esteem, m- of girls of Jeffelson Avenue Umted of research and evaluatIOn, terest In tridge Woods Medical Center, Rusing Sharon 43750 Garfield between 19 Met hod is t Grosse Pointe public schools; mat h and Schuster, na- Mile and Hall Road in Mount C h u r c h, Jams Momson, elementary SCI- sCience and bonal AAUW president, saId Hank Bura- cnce consultant for the Grosse career aspl' Clemens Burakowski kowskl, prm Pomte schools, Sally Roberts, rations St. John Hospital Macomb clpal of St mathematiCS educatIOn profes- "Persistent patterns of gen- Grosse Pointe Baptist Church Center, 26755 Ballard Road, C I a I' e 0 f sor at Wayne State UniverSity, cler.related differences in self. one block west of Jefferson in Montefalco Jean Rusing, prInCipal at Trom- esteem, student performance sponsors Mount Clemens, offers CPR S c h 0 0 I, bly Elementary School, Paula and mterests, and role models Annual Men and Boy's Dinner classes the last Tuesday of each Frances Car- Smkel, Umverslty LIggett must be addressed in our month. Call 465.5501, ext 311 naghl, COUll. School mathematIcs depart- schools, saId Rosemarie Dyer, Friday, February 21st to regIster. selor, Grosse ment; Margie Reins SmIth, fea- preSident of the Grosse POInte All classes begIn at 6 p m Pointe South ture editor of the Grosse Pointe branch of AAUW. ''The forces 6:30 p.m. The fee is $10 a person. Sinkel High School; News, and Arthur Wemle, creating these patterns steer James G Cook, consultant to Earth science/g-eology teacher girls away from the courses of Featuring Mike Timmis as guest speaker •.. .. and gospel music by • The Sojourners Mens Quartet. Tickets are $6.50 menj$3.50 boys Bridg~e======~~~=JJSIX no Irump was obVIOusly a shot One of Homer's humdmgers from some For reservations call 881-3343 r;::••======::: ..:i1 make-believe land where they weave rope out of sand, but the cards before us 21336 Mack Ave. - Grosse Pointe Woods • HAVE A PLEASANT TRY AT PERFECTION • would have to do As Sheila and J agreed, there were only eleven wmners, five dIamonds, three clubs, two spades and a heart West's lead gave us no tIme to :. BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD ~ , • + .: develop a third spade m the event the SIXmlssmg broke three/three Fmally, she turned to her teacher WIth her hand held high and asked to be excused, but I To be honestly consCIous that one has much 10 learn aboul our magmficent would have none of that It's dIfficult moments like thIS that I always pass the game IS the Imllal step to becommg an excel1ent student Conversely It IS buck and asked her what she mtended to do? With a glance of dlsenchanhnent ImpoSSIble for a bndge player to Improve If he thml..s he already "nows she answered, "I'll duck the heart kmg. that may mduce West to abandon the The engagmgly favored Sheila Book recently commended me on a column SUit" Unfortunately he was persIstent and conlmued With the queen. It hardly _1111 , , well done WIth a submiSSive admiSSion Ihat much that was wnllen was seems necessary to pomt out thaI this was no tIme to concede a second loser 10 beyond her Ihal ~Ultso Sheila own her ace After she had deliberated some do's and don'ts, 0' V ~L.nE.'r .i This prompted me to InqUire whether she would be willing to walk WIth me she concluded the hme was upon us to wm a few triCks and thiS received my thru a hand thaI at first glance seemed lroublesome, but In effect reqUired rea- blessmg From trick 3 thru 10, she won the next eight triCks In thiS sequence. son and seasomng only a shade above the average good player. Sheila, for The queen of diamonds then overtakmg the Jack to run four more In that SUItand Invites you those who don't know, IS from that wonderful dimension that IS usually wJlI. the ace/queen of clubs Next a small spade to her kmg and even a blockhead 109 to undertake any challenge that wlll advance her mtellect and accepted could spot the endJng SheJla had developed a double squeeze which was appro- to a my tender enthuslashcally Afler all II was the first day of the new year and If pnately christened the Coup d'Essal Note the three card endmgl bndge was to become her diversion In '92, she wanted to get off to a good Trunk Showing start • AS A coup IS an experimental attempt at performing a successful stratagem " 10 of usually related to card games Acoup d'essal ISa first attempt at the same I seated Sheila south With the followmg hand after first introdUCing her to +• her partner, Homer Omen, who had a notonous habIt for over-stating hiS ,LEON values N • Q9 • J Sheila Homer LEVIN 1C 1D " J " is 3D •+, •+ .I 10 3NT 6NT w(i} for Spring Passed Out Sheila Thursday, Feb. 13, 1992 and Summer • A53 • 8 Neither Vulnerable " 1074 10:30 - 4:00 including • A K 1092 " Informal Modeling + AQ +• K7 Refreshments a preview of At thiS point, my new found slart deCided to play get even games With me Door Prizes Homer d Fall Fashions • Q97 + .I 108 She fingered first her club seven and then the spade eight which produced Labrador cold sweat and ghastly faCial disfigurement upon thIS kIbitzer "KQJ5 " 832 • 8 74 • 653 Recogmzmg my dIscomfort, she finally laId down the club kmg which Imme- + 875 + .I 1096 diately restored my hfe signs What was West to do? He had to play ahead of dummy's heart ten threat card wli} Miner's of Grosse Pointe Sheila There was no salvatIon For those who though East misplayed by not pltchmg a 369 & 375 Fisher Road club and holding the spade Jack small the same consequences South now wms • K642 Grosse Pointe, MI two clubs and the spade ace "A96 886.7960 Any player who can correct the r;ount at tnck one which sets the stage for a • OJ W.led H K 10 - 6 Mon. - Frio + K432 double squeeze can no longer behind novice allbles So faIr warning to you 10- 5:30 Saturday • Madame Hustler, we have your number! •• •• Si------= .., ... ------~ ------~. I February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Community 98 I Workshop is for Women of Wayne present dialogue parents of teens "A Dialogue Among CuI The presenters WIll mclude tures" is the theme for a dmner Children's Home of Detroit Nancy Adadow Gray, director, panel discussion sponsored by community seI'Vlces will host a FamIly Counsehng, Arab Com- the Wayne State Umverslty workshop for parents, "My munity Center of economic and Women of Wayne Alumm Asso- Teen Seems So a com- Social Services, Gloria House, Down," ciatIon on Tuesday, Feb 18, at prehensive look at teen depres- professor of humanities, WSU 6:30 p m. at the BIrmIngham College of LIfelong Learning; sion. The workshop will begin Commumty House at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. DIana Rosano-Ledesma, coun- The evenmg will Include 20, in the administration build- selor, WSU Center for Chicano- small group diSCUSSIOnsto sum- ing of the Children's Home of Boncua Studies; and Debby marize and compare cultural Detroit, 900 Cook Road in Tseng, counselor, WSU counsel- similantIes and differences of Grosse Pointe Woods. Ing center women. Women from Hlspamc, The free workshop will be ro- ArabIC, African Amencan and rected Suzanne H. Paille, a ReservatIOns are $24 a per- by ASian hentages will share psychotherapist specializmg in son and may be made by call. perspectives on theIr back- Ing Wayne State Umversity individual, group and family grounds . therapy. Refreshments will be alumm relatIOns at 557.2300 served. To make a reservation, call 885-3510. Democratic Women to meet Feb. 17 The Grosse Pomte Demo. that appeared In the Detroit cratlc Women's dISCUSSIOn Free Press, "AmerIca' What group wIll meet on Monday, Went Wrong" and "The Crush- Short term adult Feb 17, at 7:30 p.m to review Ing of the MIddle Class." PreSident Bush's State of the For InformatIOn about the Umon speech The group wIll counseling available Photo by Bert Emanuele group, call 8823473 or 885- Cottage Auxiliary donates funds also discuss a senes of articles 0824 Adult counseling is aVaIlable individuals in the Grosse to Cottage Hospital Auxiliary donated $45,000to the hospital at its annual meeting and in- Capture aHeart ... Pointe and Harper Woods area stallation of officers held recently at the Country Club of Detroit. The funds will benefit at Children's Home of Detroit with Flowers the Emergency Department enhancement and lobby development project already under community services, 20171 way at the hospital. Mack in Grosse Pointe Woods. Yourone and only WIll Nanette Quinones. president of the auxiliary. left. and Shirley Giller. treasurer. second The counseling service is for be thrilled With a from left. presented the check to Robert Yalk of the hospital's board of trustees and to . professional arrangement mdividuals who need assistance Greg Yasse. executive vice president of the hospital. far right. oj theirfavoritejlowers. in handling crises, coping with ora bloonung plant. transition or dealing with other personal problems. Up to five sessions are available for a ABWA speaker to discuss financial planning (313) 527-7550 minimal fee with an option of 1-80:):272-5270 The Grosse Pomte chapter of assessment and referral to ments of PrudentIal SecuritIes, IS to bnng together business the Amencan BUSIness Wom- other community sources if nec- RenaIssance Center. women of diverse backgrounds en's AsSOCIation will hold its ThIS Friday is essary. Bond's responslblhtIes are and to prOVIdeopportumties for Valentine's Day. monthly meeting on Wednes .:. For more information or for personal and group investments them to help themselves and It's not too late to order day, Feb. 19, begmmng With an appointment, calI 885-3510. and financial retirement plan- others grow personally and flowers now. networkIng and SOCialhour at Ing She Will present "Gomg for professionally through leader- .)Tc~ 6 and dinner at 6:30 p.m. Your Goals." ship, education, networking Guest speaker WIll be Doro- Founded in 1949, ABWA IS a support and national recogni- Three locations to serve you: thy Bond, vice-presIdent/mvest- natIOnal orgamzatIOn of more tIon 9830 Conner. DetroIt CONNER Camera Club meets than 100,000 women ABWA 12005 Morang. DelTol! PARK __ All employed inroVIduals are 21142 Mack. Grosse Pointe The Grosse Pointe Camera has more than 2,100 chapters elIgible for membership. For SenJlng Club will meet on Tuesday, Help North get throughout the United States further informatIOn and reser- aver45y~rs Feb. 18, at 7:30 p.m. at Brow- and Puerto RICO vatIOns, call Arlene at 790. • nell Middle School, 260 Chal- to Carnegie Hall The miSSIOnof the AmerIcan 6229, or Barbara (evemngs) at fonte, Grosse Pointe Farms, in BUSIness Women's ASSOCIatIon 293-2164. •• Room C-ll, for a monochrome The community is invited to . ..• and color print competition and a cocktail party and auctIon DOUBLE YOUR FU N! pictorial and nature slide com- Valentine's Day, Friday, Feb. Yachtswomen to meet on Feb. 13 petition. Nature assignment is 14, at the Gourmet House, Yachtswomen WIll meet on Lee and Joyce McDaniel. "Reptiles." 25225 Jefferson, in St Clair Thursday, Feb 13, at 8 pm at The February program WIll Visitors are welcome. For Shores, beginning at 6:30 p m. the Great Lakes Yacht Club, honor new and long-time mem- more information, call 824-9064 AIl proceeds from the event 23900 Jefferson, 8t Clair bers Membership stars will be or 881-8034 will be used to send Grosse Shores awarded to 25 Yachtswomen Pointe North's Concert ChOIr to whose service ranges from five sing at Carnegie Hall on May Hostesses wIll be Linda Bus- to 35 years. There will also be 24. Parents Without chell, Bonme Heman, Sharon a SIlent gIft auction The acquisition commIttee Partners plan dance has obtaIned merchandise and services for the auction, mclud- Planet Earth is topic of lecture The St. Clair Shores chapter Ing Detroit Red Wing Sergei of Parents Without Partners Fedorov's signed hockey stick, at Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church will hold its Valentine's Day a tennis racket signed by The Center for Peace and Pointe Unitarian Church, dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Aaron Knckstein, a boat ride Conflict Studies at Wayne 17150 Maumee, on Monday, Fnday, Feb. 14, at the VFW for 30, weekend getaways, legal State Umversity and the De- March 2, from 7:15 to 8:45 p.m. Bruce Post on Jefferson at 11 11 services, estate planning and trOIt Council for World Affairs The lecturer will be Yve Sus- 2 Mlle. The dance is open to dance lessons. More auctIOn ~ PHOTOGRAPHY WIll present another lecture in skind of the school of natural the public. Cost is $7 for mem- itelnB are needed to help raIse Its senes "Great DeciSIOns '92" resources, Umverslty of Michi- L:fP'N6 ."OF COURSE bers; $8 for guests. For infor- the needed $80,000. "Planet Earth' Dymg Spe- gan mation, call Cathie at 468- TIckets are $25 Call 884- CIes, Dlsappeanng Habitats" The cost is $5. Call 577-3453 1770, or Barb at 778-5199. =::;7' 21024 Mack, G.P.W. 343.9169 3862. wIll be the toPIC at Grosse for more Information. BirthCareTH at Bon Secours. It's a chIld's game, but It'S also good advice Bon Secours was the first hospital in the Detroit area to offer single-room maternity care. ThISalternatIve to traditional childbirth allows the mother-to-be to stay in the same warm, comfortable room throughout her delivery. Wecall it BirthCare, and when we first mtroduced It, other hospitals were still wheeling their laboring mothers from one room to another. Wethought It was a good idea to design a delivery around the mother, not a delivery around the hospital. That's why BIrthCare has become so popular And that's why a lot of women have chosen Bon Secol.;i"sas their hospital. Maybe you should, too For more mformation about BirthCare, a tour of the unit, or referrals to qualified obstetri- cians who can answer questions about your pregnancy, call 779-7911 Nobody does k better. Nobody's done k longer. BON SECOURSHOSPITA~t- 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 1'1' ======~~ --I----M..IC-R-OG-R-A-PH-I.C-&-E-lE.c.r-RO-N..1C-IM-A-GME.CO..N-V.ER.S.IO.N--7?- .....------~D_-_--_------....---..------..------.------SERVICES. <;vc:m:uc:: • ('(\1.1<::111 TIl Tlnll Entertainment February 13, 1992 108 Grosse Pointe News I Chuck O'Connor and Heidi Guthrie in "Greektown Members of the Metro- Story:' one of 11 vignettes in the Attic's "Cruisin' De- politan Youth Symphony troit ... the Hard Way," spend their Saturday mornings rehearsing the When 'Cruisin' Detroit', A music of Mozart and Beethoven. not watching little humor goes a long way cartoons. By Ronald J. Bernas Staff Writer Youth orchestra lets youngsters shine A character in one of the 11 vignettes that make up By Ronald J. Bernas pohtan Youth Symphony. McNall', concertmaster and as- Students must pay a yearly "Cruisin' Detroit ... the Hard Way" asks hIs friend, Staff Wnter "Everyone in it has the same SIstant conductor of the Roches- membershIp fee of approXI- Each Saturday 260 young "Why did you get so serious?" desire and the same love of ter Symphony and orchestral mately $150, but it is waIved musiCIans gather at Southfield And that's what anyone who's followed the short hfe mUSIC,"he saId "I get a good dIrector at Troy HIgh School. for those who can't afford it Lathrup HIgh School to play m feelIng when I play With people The qualIty of the mdividual Some students are gIven Jobs - of the Detroit Playwrights Initiative wants to know. the MehopolItan Youth Sym who feel the way I do " groups IS qUIte high, Thorpe setting up chaIrS or cleaning up What started out as a way to look at the issues of phony John Wei, 15, heard about race, violence, apathy and boredom in the city has be- saId. The MIchigan School afterward - to offset the cost. the group from hIS pnvate cello Band and Orchestra Associa- come "Art." When it began, most of the playlets were They come f!'Omas far away Scholarships are awarded every teacher tIon named the Symphony Or- comic looks at serious issues. It wasn't that seriOUS IS- as Wmdsor, YpSilantI, Fhnt, year to musicians who want to Grand Blanc, Grosse He and as "We get a lIttle more chal- chestra the best m the state a continue their musical studIes sues were made light of, rather, they were presented in near as Grosse Pomte Under lenging mUSICand It'S more few years ago. in college. fun," Wel saId HIS lIttle a way that made the audience think. Now, Judging the baton of three professional And Hans Vonk, a DSO The group IS not necessarily from the production at the AttIc, it seems they're conductors, the young musI- brother, BenJamm, also plays guest conductor last year, designed to create tomorrow's trying to "say something." That's kind of a drag. Clans pelform works lIke Ber- cello In the group Other Grosse stopped by rehearsals and was symphony musicians, Thorpe The Detroit Playwrights Initiative (DPI) IS a small lIoz' "Symphony FantastIque," Pomters in the group include so impressed he took over and said. Instead, it is deSIgned to and hopeful group of four talented playwrights. and SIbelIus' Second Sym- Peter Jacobs, Catherine Nairn, gave the students a qUIck tune- compliment their school music Formed in March, before Gov. John Engler started phony James Olzmann and John Ross up He said when he comes program and their private les- 'The MetropolItan Youth slashing funding for the the group got a state It's hard WOl k, and It takes a back again, he would like to sons. arts, Symphony is 10 years old and lot of practice at home, but it's ' spend time WIth the students "Many of these kids will grant and created three evenings of entertainment. thIS year consists of 260 young- worth It, the young mUSICians "I think that says a lot for never make a living playing They're not exactly plays, they're a series of vi- sters m grades five through 12 say the group," Thorpe said. their instruments," Thorpe gnettes set in and around Detroit. The first was called Once a child graduates high Mana DiFiore, a junior at Although the conductors are said. "But they love it so they "Detroit Stories," and was presented as a staged read- school, he graduates from the Grosse Pointe South, has professionals, there is a huge stay with it. And many of them ing, (lrst at 1515 Broadway, and then was included in youth symphony, too played the oboe for four years contingent of parents that are the orchestra-goers of the this year's season at the Detroit Repertory Theatre. She lIked the Idea of playmg in Auditions are held m the tends to the day-to-day adminis. future." summer and the students are The second collection was called "Cruisin' Woodward," a symphony lIke her father, trative and secretarIal duties The Metropolitan Youth and played for several months at the Magic Bag Thea- DSO cellist Mano DIFiore She put m one of three groupings, All are parents of the young Symphony will play Sunday, tre in Royal Oak. The third grouping had a holiday sat m on a few rehearsals and based on theIr talent level, said musicians. Feb. 16, at 7 p.m. at Orchestra theme and was called "Jingle Bells ... the Hard Way." audttloned last sununer. She Elame Thorpe, a representatIve "We couldn't do this without Hall. The youngest group will of the symphony "Cruisin' Detroit ... the Hard Way" is a collection of was placed III the Concert Or- the parents," said Mary How- play selections from Double The String Orchestra IS the the best from each of the shows. chestra, the mIddle of the three arth, president of the sympho- Concerto for String Orchestra lowest level and IS led by ny's board. "We're umque be- And while some of them are excellent, there's mUSIC playmg levels from the Concerto for two Vio- JacquelIne Coleman, depart- cause we have such a and mood lighting that only seem to halt the forward "I like it very much," Di- linS in A minor by Vivaldi, the ment head and director of the separation. We don't get m- "1812 Overture" by Tchai. progression that is so necessary when presenting a se- Fiore said "I get to play chal- mIddle school mUSICprogram at volved WIth the mUSICend of It kowski and "Don't Cry for me ries of short, unrelated sketches. You get the feeling lenging mUSICI don't get in DetrOIt Country Day School. at all " school" Argentina," from "Evita." 'The you're in a coffee house and it's an uncomfortable you- "She's a stickler for tone and And although It's a lot of Concert Orchestra will play don't-really-belong-here-because-you're-not- this-hip feel- That's not to dIscount the she's great with the kids," work - renting rehearsal Tchaikowsky's Second Sym- ing. Although you sometimes have to open an audi- school's mUSICprogram, she 'Thorpe saId. "She gets good space, writing and printing pro- phony and the Symphony Or- ence's eyes, it's not good to turn off more than half of saId It's only that students sound out of those kIds. 'That grams and tickets, hiring adju- chestra will play SIbelius' Sym- them. who are willing to give up theIr group plays pieces that are ar. dIcators for audItIOns, looking phony No.2. ranged and SImplIfied, but the Most scenes are monologues. They deal with every- Saturday mornings to rehearse for grants and Just gettmg their Tickets are $15 for box seats, older groups play from the ong- thing from being the only unattached person at a New are more focused on theIr mu- kIds to rehearsal on tIme - she $10 for main floor and dress mal scores." says It'S not dIfficult recrmtmg Year's Eve party, to a yuppie couple that gets stranded SIC circle and $8 for balcony and The Concert Orchestra IS con- the parents to partICIpate. in their brand new car in a terrible Detroit neighbor- are available at the Orchestra John Rutherford, also of ducted by RIchard PiIppo, a "A lot of parents are WIllIng Hall box office. The money hood, to a connection made by two people riding the Grosse Pomte, agreed He's teacher and conductor at to make the sacrifice because raised at this concert helps the Peoplemover alone on Christmas Day. been playing his trombone for Wayne State UniverSIty, the the opportumtIes for musiCIans group meet expenses through- " seven years and for the last The best scenes could be set anywhere, but have a Symphony Orchestra, the hIgh- are few and far between," How- out the year. For more informa- few Detroit references thrown in: "Boy, she's lucky she two has played WIth the Metro- est level, IS directed by Alan arths31d tIon, call 644-8105 or 375-0206. If' lives on the waterfront - if you didn't know it was ,. built on a toxic dump you'd never know." And most are very funny. But then you get those DSO rep,orl: t I that "say something." And, well, let's be honest, it's ,- disconcerting to pay money to be preached at about the . - brotherhood of man when you're out for an evening of Concerti and suite make a concert of contrasts . entertainment. By Alex Suczek much less analytIcally, to the movement repeatmg the theme feeling, of the opemng por- ~' Special Wrrter elements that make Up Bas- introduced by the orchestra had ,. That said, it's important to point out a few things For hIS last appearance WIth trayal of Mars is irresistIble, , , First, DPI is one of the brightest new ideas to hit sett's mUSIC, however They grace and a tenderness that raising visions simultaneously c, , the orchestra until Apnl 9, only make sense m the overall Detroit's theater scene since the Fox reopened. It's just was sustamed through the of anCIent armies and special ,< .' Maestro Neeme JarvI pro- effect that they create, except movement WIth the touchmg getting a little too serious. grammed a dIverse combma- effect starships. The airy and rarely when he mdulges in a effect of a lover's refram - a etherial music of "Venus, The Second, one of the actors had an emergency and tion of mUSIC that made for bnef canon or statement of a level of passion not often asso- couldn't make the Saturday evening performance. His some thought provoking connec Bringer of Peace" inspires rev- few notes CIated WIth the early claSSIcal erie and on It goes. parts were read by other actors, script in hand. That tlOns .) HIS art IS m the many tonal style Holst's orchestrations, rang- } As dIfferent and contrasting . accounts for most of the lack of pace in the more than colors he creates through mgen- It was rendered all the more mg from delicate, detached ~: two-hour show. as were the premIere of LeslIe ious and innovative orchestra- moving by Its contrast WIth the Bassett's Concerto for Orches- playmg by the stnngs to '. Two of the best scenes are by Janet Pound. Her tal- tIOn and the constantly chang- Bassett work, despite two dIffi- massed unison of powerful l'..f ent for getting inside the heads of her characters is mg moods. Some lIsteners cultIes 'The first was a brief themes, prOVIdeda hIghly satIs- amazing. Her monologue of a young Chaldean woman descnbed it as a dramatIc score bobble m the first movement fying and sensual demonstra- whose dreams have to be deferred while she works to looking for a drama. Young lis- cadenza The last movement tIon of the great acoustics of teners of an earlier decade save money to bring her aunt to Detroit from Baghdad was more of a problem, how- Orchestra Hall. 'The rafters Music mIght have found in It musIc to ever. Maestro JarvI led it off rings as true as the despair the female police officer rang and the back wall echoed run on to Its feature in the and Chanteaux fell in WIth the feels that causes her to take the law into her own richly in this performance. The repertory WIll depend consIder. orchestra at an even faster pace hands. DSO sounded absolutely mag- ably on the abIlity and wIllmg- than usual for thIS already nificent. Her pieces are proof that you can be preached at ~ ness of audiences to hsten and trIcky and demandmg sectIOn. And all thIS was capped by without knowing it. enJoy It on its own terms. The result was to make the another Jarvi demonstratIOn of And then there's "Resolution" by Kim Carney, au- tra, Hayden's Cello Concerto These Impressions were put music cloudy and labored, de- hIS remarkable rapport with thor of five of the pieces. The hilarious monologue is and Gustav Holst's SUIte "The Into deep perspectIve by the tracting from an otherwIse de. the orchestra in an expressively Planets," they share conceptual about a frumpy woman at a New Year's Eve party. Haydn Concerto for Cello in C lightful performance phrased performance of "Pete Grosse Pointe's Donna DiSante walks the tightrope be- features that lend theoretIcal major SolOIst was Marcy Chan. Holst's SUIte that ended the Polanaise" by Chabl'ler. It meamng to their combmatlOn tween hope and self-pity in what is the evening's best teaux, aSSIstant prmclpal cellist program, portraymg the mythI- raises the thought that one of on one program. performance. of the orchestra. 'The elegant cal character of Earth's seven those CDs that Chandos has CommISSIOned by the DSO, and mathematIcally lOgical me- Two other Grosse Pointers also turn in good perfor- SIster planets that were known contracted to record of Jarvi U of M professor Bassett's Con- lodIC hnes and developments at the tIme It was composed, mances. Peter Bellanca and Heidi Guthrie show great and the DSO should be a collec- certo for Orchestra IS an ex- stood m stark contrast to the proved to be the crowd pleaser tion of his encores. With a little versatility portraying different characters. And Chuck pressIOn of hIS own well-devel. swellIng chords and sound ef of the evenmg Interestmgly, It O'Connor is also quite funny. more rehearsal, thIS one is a oped personal Idiom III fects that preceded. But an- seemed to represent a transl blockbuster. orchestral compoSitIOn Bassett We really want DPI to work and with talented play- other pomt of mterest took pre- tlOn between the concepts of Tomght, Fnday mormng and aVOIds melodIC theme." creatmg wrights like Carney, Stephen Mack Jones, Janet cedence the two precedmg pIeces, alter- Saturday evening bnng conduc- mstead moods and effects that Pound and Frank Provenzano, it will. They just need Chanteaux's tone and tech- natmg between the creatIon of tor Christopher Seaman and to get back to their roots and back to the humor. evoke emotIonal response But mque on the cello are much to pure mood, and the develop pIanist HoracIO GutIerrez for a There's more healing in humor than there is in pa- these appear to be hIS themes marvel at She plays With ment of melodic thematIc ideas. program of DaVIes' "Orkney and he develops them and cre- thos. strenth and assurance and WIth Recogl1lzmg and musmg over Weddmg with Sunrise," the ates vanatlOns of them much The show runs Thursdays through Sundays at the an assertIve style that served the character of each planet as Rachmamnoff Piano Concerto as we heald Hayden do WIth much of the concerto very well Its musIc unfolds IS pure pleas. Attic through March 1. Call 875-8284 for ticket mfor- Number 3 and Sibelius' Sym- Simple melodIes m the cello It was at the same tIme grace- ure when It IS played as well as phony Number 1. For tIckets mation. concerto that followed ful and often movmg III thiS performance The war- and times, call the box office at , One cannot lIsten dIrectly, Her entry m the second lIke VIgor, somewhat satIric m 833.3700. ------I j February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 118 Give your Valentine a hearty, but Heart Smart treat February IS National Heart son's, Pomte Pedlar and local Month - Just the occasIOn to bookstores. You also can place move from pan: Let cake cool serve 1/4 cup Juice and dIscard start using Henry Ford HOSPI- YoW'order by callmg 1-800-245- an additional 30 minutes With remaIning JUIce from bemes. In tal's recently released "Heart 5082 (outsIde the 313 area code) a sharp kmfe, slIce cake hOrI- a small saucepan, combme ber- Smart Cookbook." or 9626657, Monday through Elegant zontally through center so you ries and 1/4 cup juice; cook 'pn Heart Smart IS a community- Friday. 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Final payment is due Jan Arndt of Skylight Travels to ask questions about "Spring II and the recently ended Cold Thursday, March 12. of America, will visit Holland, Enchantment" and to receive War. Included in the price, in addI- Belgium, Luxembourg, and details of the itinerary. In addi- Points of interest in Ger. tion to airfare, are admission to Germany, and feature a multi. tion, it will afford would-be par- many which the group wJ11 the Keukenhof Gardens, Madu- mght visit to Berlin. Sponsored ticipants the opportunity to visit mclude Trier, Koblenz, rodam, FlorIade, Charlotten- by the Department of CommWl- meet others with whom they Cologne, Hamehn, Berlin, Dres- burg Palace, Pergamon Mu- ity Education, the tour is sched- will travel. den, Hamburg, and Bremen. seum, Zwinger Complex, canal uled for April 28-May 12. Highlights of the Belgian cruise in Amsterdam and Bet A special information night The tour features "Floriade," portion of the trip include Loa Palace and Gardens. has been planned beginning at the special Dutch horticulture Bruges, Ghent, and Brussels. Also included are guides in 7'30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. show which takes place only During the tour of the Neth- The Hague, Bruges, Brussels, 26, in Room 108 of Barnes once every 10 years and is erlands, the group will visit Ghent, Luxembour-g, Berlin, school, 20090 MorningsIde known as the "Greatest Flower Amsterdam, Aalsmeer, Haar. Dresden, and Hamburg. Daily Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods. Show on Earth." The tour in. lem, the Hague, MaastrICht, breakfasts are included III the The evening's program WIll cludes viSits to numerous cities Groningen, l-eeuwarden, Sneed, price, as are eight dinners, and and Apeldoom. rooms in fIrst-class hotels. Creative process on display The basiC price of the tour IS For further informatIOn and $2,500, with a reservatIOn de- space availability, call Skylight "Caught in the Act: Live All tlcketholders will be eligi- posit of $500 payable by FrI- Travels at 881-2200. from Detroit Focus ill," is an ble to win a work of art. TJ.ck- evening of art and entertain- ets are $50 for benefactors, ment to benefit Detroit Focus which includes five chances to Gallery, Detroit's non-profit art- win, and $25 for patrons, which Ists' alternative space. includes one chance to win All The event is from 7 to 10 ticket purchases are tax deduct- pm., Saturday, Feb 15, at The ible. For more information, call Loft m Trappers Alley, located 962-9025. on the third level next to the people mover station. As WIth previous "Live from Vandellas concert In the mood Detroit Focus" fundraisers, a There will be swingin', sway. "ALOHA" Whether you dance or not. there's plenty of fun to be number of area artists will be in' and records playin' and dan. "Aloha." It's the Hawaiian greeting of friendship and welcome. Radis- had to the music of Glenn Miller. Benny Goodman. on hand to create works of art cin' in the streets as the And you'll hear itoften on these romantic islands. You'll hear it on the Harry James and Tommy Dorsey as played by Chet Bo- during the evening which all son Plaza Hotel at Town Center teams up with Martha beautiful sandy beaches that stretch for miles along an azure surf, in gan and the Wolverine Jazz Band at the Grosse Pointe patrons will have an opportu- the mountains that reach toward the heavens. You'll sense it in the War Memorial on Friday, Feb. 21. from 8:30 to 11:30p.m. nity to WIn. The fundraiser will Reeves and the Vandellas and WMXD "The Mix" for a Valen- blueness of crystal Hawaiian skies. And you'll feel it in the caresses of Bring your own beverage, or buy soft drinks at the War include refreshments and mu- the war~ Hav.:aiian s~n. S~rt yo~r va.cation by playing golf, tennis, Memorial. Tickets are $10 or $75 for a table of eight. SIC.There will also be free valet tine's Motown spectacular on Friday, Feb. 14. water-skimg, Sightseeing or Just lYing In the sun. Go back-packing, Light nibbles are included. Call 881-7511for more infor- parking for benefactor ticket- horseback riding, surfing, scuba diving. Soon you'll find yourself in mation. holders The show will take place in the Algonquin room, with con. perfect step with the leisurely and relaxing Hawaiian way of life. Featured artists are painters cert times at 8 and 10 p.m. Par- Hawaiian ~vel programs leave almost every day for one to three Klersten Armstrong and Ste- tial proceeds from the event weeks. Stay In luxurious hotels or condominiums and visit one or all Mozart day trip sponsored phen Goodfellow, cartoonist will go to the Motown Museum. of the islands as you choose. Also, stop over in California or Las Vegas Draper Hill of Grosse Pointe, For $50 a couple, sweethearts to complete your memorable vacation. Make your reservatIOns to- Lunch will follow the perfor- sculptor Jrm Pallas and photog- will enjoy a concert and an af. Contact the Hawaii specialists at TRAVELWORLD. Stop in and day to enjoy a full day of Moz- mance at an hIstoric mn. A rapher Lisa Spindler. Master of terglow sweets reception. register for 2 FREE AIRLINE TICKETS at 19251 Mack Ave, Pointe art on Friday, March 13, from menu choice includes' creamed ceremonies will be state Sen. Women will receive a long- Plaza Professional Building. Ca1l313-882-8190. 8:30 a m. to 3:45 p m. on a chIcken with puffed pastry or Jack Faxon. stemmed rose. Advertonal Grosse Pointe War MemorIal baked ham WIth rIce pilaf. Call 8274000 for reserva- day trIp Followmg an Informal Please indicate your choice at tions. coffee hour, James Meena WIll tIme of reservation. Learn to cook Also available Feb. 14 is a conduct the Toledo Symphony A fee of $34 a person m. special dinner at Tango's Euro- Orchestra WIth Kirck Toth on eludes motorcoach, concert "Flsh Cookery," a new offer- pean Bistro in the hotel. The violin. The audIence IS mvited ticket and IWlch. Call the ing by the Department of Com- $37.95 cost per couple includes to attend a preVIew of the pro- Grosse Pointe War Memorial at munity Education, will be pre- a prime rib dinner and a bottle gram, prepared by Dr. Melvin 881.7511 Reservation deadline sented at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, of champagne. Harsh IS Tuesday, Feb. 18. Feb. 26, at Barnes school, Call 827-1382 for reserva. 4 20090 Morningside Drive, tions. SPIRITS & EATERY 293.1410 • 293-1412 Grosse Pointe Woods. 30750 Little Mack, (south of 13 Mile) Roseville LCE warms winter with The fee for the class, con- VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14TH ducted ,,(lly ,Edwm Schmidt, ' 1"""-"",...... ------_ owner alid m8.nager of 'Grosse "RAM.S HORN I Pointe Fish Market, will be RESTAURANT PETITE FILET DINNER Andalusian Aires' $15. 885.1902 The Lync Chamber Ensem- room, 32 Lakeshore in Grosse People are eating more fish 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR ble continues its "From Spam Pointe Farms. Performing in and seafood today, but many Special WIth Love" season with "Anda. BIG DEAL MEALS ~~~~ $5~~,':,~' the concert WIll be 000 mem- are hesitant because they don't HAM -10PM lusian Aires" on Sunday, Feb bers Shaul Ben.Meir (flute), know what to look for when Entree Plus Plus 16, at 3:30 p.m. at the Grosse Geoffrey Applegate (violin), le- they buy fish and they often Potato Soup Choc Pointe War Memorial Ball. nore Sjoberg (VIolin), James don't know how to cook, it. Veg. & Ca~ot LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING Roll Salad Cake Van Valkenburg (viola) and Learn the basics of microwav- 3.99 4.99 :5.99 by Marcy Chanteaux (cello). ing, broiling, baking, sauteing, WEIGHT SeniorCitizen Broadway love The program will feature and poaching - enhanced with WATCHERS Age 60 Billy & dohny "Impressiones de la PW1a" for some imagination. FrostedTreat Discount 10% The MadrIgal Chorale of & Cessens MInimumOrder Flute and Strmg Quartet by La Cal Menu 2.50 Southfield, under the dIrectIon Alberto Ginastera, Mozart's Charity Suczek, Grosse rEARLY B'IRD DINN.ERS NOW AVAILABLE of Robert A. Martm, will per- "Quartet for Flute and Pointe's acclaimed master cook- $595 & $695, " , form a benefit concert on FrI- ing teacher, will continue her AMeRICAN HI!ARTAl1OClADQN MENU Strings," K.298, and the Try our delicIous day, Feb. 14, "From Broadway "Quartet for Strings, No. 1 in C current Tuesday evening win- Swordfish. Yellowfln Tuna 'Tuesday through Saturday - Sto 6 p.M. With Love," at the Macomb ter series of single-session Halibut. Orange Roughy Minor," Op. 51, by Johannes 08l1y Speclalo • !lreaIctMt __ anytjmo Sunday "1 to 4 p.m. Perf~. ming Arts Center at 8 Brahms Also on the program classes with "The Classic Cuis- 0Y0r 200 Roms on menu p.m. WIll be three Duke Ellington ine of France: An Introduction" The featured soloist will be songs lUTanged for string quar_ on SWlday, Feb. 16. baritone Lewis Dahle Von tet by Vladimir Selinsky: She contmues with "French Schlandbusch, who has per- "Mood Indigo," "Solitude" and Provincial Cooking" on Feb. 25, formed WIth major symphomes "Sophisticated Lady." 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It's tough enough to play tational tournament 15-10 VIctOryover Fraser 10, 15-9 III the quarterfinals Chuck K10nke Fraser once a week in volley- ''They're always hustling for and beat Villanova, a team ball, but Grosse Pointe South the ball and they do a good job South breezed through pool from Wmdsor, 13-15, 15-11, 15- got a double dose of the Ram- of setting so there are some play at Wayne State The Lady 6 III the semIfinals bIers last week. long volleys. You just hope they Devils downed BIshop Gal- "We missed 18 serves Ex-Tiger offers good advice "They can be tough because make a mIStake before you do, lagher 15-3, 15 6, beat Bloom- agamst Port Huron and It con they play defense so well," saId but we kept our wits and were field HIlls Lahser 155, 15-11; tmued III the first game agamst Lady Devils coach CIndy able to beat them." handed Melvllldale a 157, 155 VIllanova," Sharpe saId Bill Freehan didn't need a second look at Jon Simmons to real- Sharpe after her team posted a Earher III the week, South defeat, and II u<'hed Mad,<'on "When you can't serve It's con 15-13, 1115, 159 tnumph over Improved its Macomb Area lIel~ht<.,Lamphele 134, 151 taglOUS Then the gIrls get so Ize that the son of former St. Lows Cardmals star Ted SImmons wouldn't follow m hIS father's footsteps careful, they're afraId to throw The younger Simmons was trymg to make Freehan's MIchIgan the ball m the air Fortunately, baseball team as a walk-on, and Freehan knew it was gomg to be we got through that httle a waste of tIme. tl auma and played pretty But fIrSt, Freehan decided to give the elder Simmons, who was \\ ell " then the farm dIrector for the Cardinals, a call. Angela Drake had 69 kIlls In "I asked Ted if he wanted me to keep his son on the team as a the tournament and added 29 favor to hIm, otherwise I was going to cut him," Freehan related. blocks for pomts or sldeouts SImmons' reply surprIsed Freehan. Stephame Coddens had 43 kills "If you cut hIm, you'll be doing my wife and I a big favor," and Ashley Moran added 25 Smunons saId. "Now he can concentrate on hiS engineering de- Sue McGahey served 13 aces gree. If I'd have thought he had a future in baseball, I'd have and had 19 kills. SIgned him myself." "Sue Faremouth had a great Freehan, who spoke at a joint meeting of the Moms and Dads tournament," Sharpe said clubs at Gro3Se POInte South last week, told that story to Illus. "She had 165 assIsts and I can trate that eventually youngsters - and their parents - have to remember only three errors all stop chasmg a dream day. She's domg a good Job of The former Tiger catcher, who is now m his third season as movmg the ball and IS gettmg Michigan's baseball coach, seems like too nice a guy to play the It to the nght people. She's part of a heavy, but every year he has to burst the dream world aware of the positioning on the of many former high school stars. court and dIstributes the ball "It's difficult to cut a kid, but in my heart I know it's the right accordmgly." thing to do so he can get on with the rest of his life," Freehan South's league VIctory over said. "Sometimes it's hard to get across that they haven't failed Fraser was a thrIller. through any fault of their own. Usually those are the kids who "They couldn't do anything have always tried hard and maybe overachieved, but now the tal- Pholo by Dan Khk wrong m the first game," ent pyramid gets smaller. I try to tell them that they'll be further Sharpe said "We couldn't stop Grosse Pointe South's Ashley Moran (15) goes up for a hit while teammates Angela Drake ahead in the long run if they redirect their time." and Liz Binder watch the action. theIr bIg kId, but III the second Freehan offered several suggestions to athletes who might be game we blocked her four planning on playing sports after high school. times" "Learn the game," he said. "Play as many positIons as you can The deciding game tested and don't pout if the coach moves you to a position that isn't your Park league is starting over Sharpe's patience and the favorite. Don't even get too sport-specific. I get upset with high team's mettle school coaches who try to talk athletes into specializing in one By Chuck Klonke league this year." have to show that they know "We were down 6-1 and I'd Sports Editor thIng. Competition is what's most rmportant at that level. There are several projects the game and possess teachmg used both of my hmeouts," the "I grew up in Royal Oak and there was a beautiful field within Starting over is a way of life that Hacias and his 12 other skills." coach saId. "It was a very for Greg Hacias walking distance of my hollJlC, but I played my summer ball in board members have planned gruelmg and emotIOnal match, The new president of the The board mcludes Hacms, Detroit where I could play agaInSt WillIe Horton, Dave De. before the season opener in late vice-presidents Doug Cheek and but we really came together as Grosse Pointe Park Little Busschere, FergIe Jenkins, Alex Johnson and guys like that. The April. Lon MorawskI, treasurer Ross a unIt" League is a high-ranking offi- fields might haxe been rougher, but the competition was a lot bet- "We're looking at the pur. Braun, secretary Chns Otto One of the factors m South's cial with !>aturrl, the automo- ter" chase {of a batting cage and and consultants Greg Werley success was the back-row play . 'Ffeehan" said that iC's fuiliorfanf for prospective' collegif athletes p~e ,,~p~y ;~~}}. j¥, J!'Y~tlg 'we,1re' goIng' -to upgr'a.de the and Angelo Tocco Werley and of V Icky SpIcer to hone' their skills against the toughest competition possible. He many mnovatIOns In p"l'oducmg fields and fences,!' he said. "She made a couple great and marketing cars. Tocco were league officers last and his scouts scour the best summer leagues for potential Michi- "We're going to rework our year. saves that gave us an emo- Hacias is taking the same gan players. uniforms and buy new equip- "They'll help with the transI- tional lIft," Sharpe saId "Some approach in his new position "I look for the God-given abilities like speed and a strong arm, ment to improve the appear- tion penod," Haclas saId of her defensIve plays really with the Little League. but I also look at a kid's work ethic. I'm not going to spend my ance and safety. We're also frustrated Fraser. VIcky "We're startmg over, just Other board members are time teaching a kid to hustle. I have only three scholarships a working on ways to improve showed that It Isn't always the like Saturn did," Hacias said Dick Schroder, ChrIS Mo year to give, "0 I'm not going to waste one on somebody I have to the umpiring in the league. front row players who get the discipline, no matter how talented he might be." "We're taking a clean-sheet "Our coaches are going to glamour " approach in operating the Freehan warned athletes that the new NCAA rules on scholar- have to earn their jobs. They'll See PARK, page I5B SpIcer also served mne pomts athletes have made it more difficult to obtain a scholarship. and had only one error m 13 "By 1993, I have to see that a high school athlete has passed attacks his ACT or SAT and has at least a 2.0 (grade-point average) in 11 Coddens led the Lady Devils core classes before I can invite him for a visit," Freehan said. "In WIth eight kills and Drake had 1995, it will require a 2.5 in 13 core courses. When a high school SIX. McGahey and Moran each coach tells me a kId was timed at 90 miles-an-hour on a radar had four kills. Faremouth had gun, I'll say, 'That's mce, but has he passed his ACT or SAT 25 assIsts and served 13 pomts. tests?''' South opened the week WIth Freehan cautioned parents about using computer resume ser- an easy 15.7, 15-7 VIctory over vices to alert college coaches of their youngsters' abilities. Anchor Bay "Spend the $200 or whatever it costs on something else," Free- Drake had 10 kIlls and Liz han said. "Parents who use those services are getting ripped off, Binder, playmg her best game, because those packages get tossed in the wastebasket. The same contnbuted six kills and did a thing goes for tapes. We find our players through coaches making good job blocking McGahey personal contacts, through scouts, alumni and other interested and Coddens each had four people. Coaches pre-screen the players and then we watch them kills during the summer in the American Legion and Connie Mack "We're plaYIng better than leagues. we had been," Sharpe saId "I can't strC'lS enough the importance of playing in the best "The gIrls are playmg well as a summer leagues. My parents would take vacations in the sum- umt and dunng the tourna- mer, but I stayed behind to play ball." ment they were really mto the There are three players from the east side on Michigan's base- games, mentally and phYSI- ball team. University Liggett grad Kevin Crociata is a shortstop cally They were checkmg the prospect and there are two Notre Dame grads on the pitching Photo by Sara Callanan scores of the other matches staff, Bnan Santo and Ray Ricken. themselves, instead of relying "I want to do a better job of recruiting in Michigan," Freehan There's a new board for the Grosse Pointe Park Uttle League this year. In front (from left) are on me." said. "Last year's Big Ten Player of the Year was Minnesota's consultant Angelo Tocco, consultant Greg Werley. Tom Costello and Kevin Zido. In the rear South, whIch is ranked Brent Gates, who is from Michigan, and Indiana won the confer- (from left) are John Hancock, secretary Chris Otto. president Greg Hacias. vice-president Doug eIghth in Class A m the state ence championship WIth five starters from Michigan." Cheek. Dick Schroder. treasurer Ross Braun and Chris Montague. Missing from the picture are coaches' poll, Improved Its over- vice-president Lon Morawski and John Linne. all record to 26-1. Joe Louis experience a thrill for ULS skaters By Chuck Klon! ••------.....----- ...-. __ ...v- -.-...__ • ------_.- _ ... - -- MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATlO'-l 148 ~pons February 13, 1992 Grosse POinte News Win over Rice caps Devils' week By Chuck Klonke until the Blue Devils' Kris The Blue Devils won't have laka had a goal. Sports Editor Hoglund tIed the score at the It was Showcase Sunday m much time to savor their vic- "I've been telling Frederick- 46-second mark of the final pe- the MIchIgan Metro Hockey tory over Brother Rice because son not to worry about not scor- nod with assists from Todd League and Grosse Pomte they meet crosstown rival ing because he's been playing Fredenckson and Kevin Bren- Grosse Pointe North tonight, such a strong all-around South put on qUIte a show. nan. The Blue DeVIls, who are Feb. 13, at 7:30 at the Shores game," LaLonde said. "It was "That goal seemed to pump ranked fIfth in the state in Civic Arena. good for him to get a few some new life into us," La- Class A, got a goal from Steve "That game really scares goals." Londe saId "We lost a little of Solaka mIdway through the me," LaLonde said. "North will our pizzazz after their goal, but third penod to edge No 1 be ready and we'll be playing Frederickson continued to both teams played well in the Brother RICe 2-1 m front of a bigger crowd than find the range in South's 5-3 second period." "It was a real good game," usual All the fans will be from victory over Ann Arbor Pi- Each team had only three sald South coach John La- one ~nd of Grosse Pointe or the oneer. shots in the fInal period, but other and it's tough for the kids Londe, who saw hIS team wm PIOneer scored 19 seconds South broke the deadlock when three tImes last week. "We to keep focused. Lots of times mto the game, but Fredenck- Solaka got the puck eight feet were mlssmg four players, too, they'll try to do something son tallied the first of the Blue in front of the net, turned because of InjurIes and Illness, fancy to impress their friends " Devils' three first-period goals around and shot it in. David but the other kIds worked a lit South posted two other Im- and set up Brennan for the Tucker drew the only assist. pressive victones last week as t Ie harder to make up for It " thIrd Paul Hadad also scored "Steve actually had his back It improved its record to 134 Showcase Sunday matches In the period to the play," LaLonde saId. overall. the teams In the two dIvisIOns Brennan and Crane notched "Fortunately, the goahe was aClOrdmg to their position m Frederickson scored three second-period goals for South. out of poSItIOn." thp standmgs and It'S deSIgned goals and Marcel Chagnon Tucker, Crane, Tom RaJt, Jason Hall played a strong to prOVide an opportunity for added two in leading the Blue Hall and Hadad also had as- game in goal for South, which college coaches to see all the DeVIls to a 10-1 romp over Al- SIStsfor the Blue DeVIls. was down two men when the teams m the league at one site len Park Cabnni. KeVIn Watt "We ran into some penalty Blue Devils drew a penalty af- had a goal and four assISts, problems in the thIrd penod," Brother Rice opened the scar- ter the Warriors pulled their Brennan had a goal and three LaLonde "aid "We have to IIlg at 9:47 of the first penod goalie for an extra attacker in assists, Brian Crane scored show more discipline when and neIther team scored agam the fInal minute and a half. once and assisted twice and So- we're ahead" Klobuchar sets good example for mates The next time Grosse Pointe MIchigan Metro Hockey "Mike had a few games the 13-second mark of the sec- North hockey coach Dan Abra- League's Showcase Sunday. where he didn't score, but ond period, but defenseman ham talks about how a team through hard work he's come Brad Marshall returned the fa- can make its own breaks, he "It was a lucky goal because back and will help us the rest vor to bnng North back to Pho!o bv K P Balaya can use Mike Klobuchar as an it wasn't shot yery hard, but of the season. He had a very within one. example. MIke made it with hard work," Grosse Pointe South's Robin Ebright displays her winning strong game against Pioneer." Pioneer scored at 2:40 of the Abraham said. "I tell the kids form on the balance beam, Klobuchar scored his first thIrd period to raise the margin Klobuchar scored his second to play through the man who's goal at 9:27 of the first period back to two goals, but Joey goal of the game with 4:21 re- checking them instead of just to tie the score at 1-1, but Pi- Sucher answered for the Norse- mainmg m the third period to digging the puck out of their oneer scored with 1:26 left in men at 9:45 to make the score South gymnasts lift the Norsemen into a 44 tie skates. That's what he did and the period to take a 2-1 lead 4-3 WIth Ann Arbor PIOneer in the It resulted in a goal. Pioneer led 3-1 with a goal at Gary Corona and Brian Qwnn each had two assists for back on the beam North and Jeff Jensen and Canadians are still spoilers Paul Megler collected one Grosse Pomte South's gym- tournament apiece. .llastIcs team did a lot of grow- Semor Robin EbrIght tw'ned Grosse Pomte North's volley- North fInished - 6-2 in pool had five aces and she had 10 "My only complaint is that mg up between Its meets WIth m another outstanding perfor- ball team can handle the Amer- play. The Lady Norsemen kills among 31 hits; Bania had we took some bad penalties," Fraser and Llvoma Clarence. mance for South as she was Ican teams pretty well in Ville swept Washington Eisenhower 17 hits and two kills; and Feli- Abraham said. "We can't afford fIrst m all-around WIth 35 70 Wayne State's tournaments. and Oak Park and split with cia Paluzzi had eight hits and a to take the lazy penalties that "ClarencevIlle was a victory points She scored 9 2 m vault, It's those Canadians that drive Star of the Sea and Lutheran kill. put us in a hole. That's where for us from the time we left 9.1 on the parallel bars, 87 on the Lady Norsemen crazy. Northwest. school untIl the time we re- Shapiro, Gore, Bania and Pa- we have to show more matu- the balance beam and 8.7 m North has been ousted from luzzi were the top defenders, rity." turned," said Lady Devils' floor exercise "Our starters played well all the last two Wayne State tour- and setters Campau, Car- Earlier in the week, North coach Al Trombley after Andrea Reynolds was second day and we also got a big lift South's 1211-113.2 victory. naments by a Canadian school. twright and Sacka combined to dropped a 3-0 decision to South- m all-around with a 28 90 from the bench," Harwood said. "We looked like a team and Several weeks ago it was Wind- "I'd bring people in and out as miss only one of 71 sets. Cam- gate Anderson. score She had a 7.4 In vault, acted like a team agamst Clar- sor Brennan. Last weekend It we needed them and they did a pau had nine assists. "Our intensIty and work 6 5 on the bars, 7 4 on the was Villanova that handed the In the Romeo match, Shap- ethiC just weren't there," Abra- cnceville I wasn't pleased wIth beam and 7 6 m floor exercise good Job " our performance agamst Fraser Lady Norsemen a 10-15, 15-10, iro, Bania and Drouillard each ham. said. "We left It all in Shannon Keefe became an 15-3 defeat in the quarterfinal Amy Sacka twisted her ankle served seven points and missed Chuck's (goalie Chuck Scher- -m our first meet away from mdivIdual qualIfier for the re home so I laId down a few round in the fIrst pool game and was only two of 28 serves. Shapiro vish) hands " gIonal WIth an 80m vault She "We were tired because we hampered throughout the tour- and Bania served three aces North plays two emotional rules We're a very young team also scored 7.3 on the balance and maybe I expected too much had to play our fIrst-round nament. apiece. games this week. The Norse- beam. Gore had eight kills in 14 of them " match and the quarterfInals Earlier in the week, the men meet Grosse Pointe South Melissa Grego had a 7.3 on hits and Shapiro and Campau South's performance against WIthout a break," said North Lady Norsemen beat two Ma- torught, Feb 13, at 7:30 at the the beam and sophomore Ja- combined for 11 hits. Clarenceville gave the Lady coach LeslIe Harwood. "Vlllan- comb Area Conference White Shores Civic Arena and will neece Anderson had a personal Gore, Bania and Shapiro DevIls one of the four scores of ova is a scrappy team that DiVIsion foes They avenged a host Riverview Gabriel Richard best of 7 5 m floor exercise were the leading defenders 115 pomts or more It needs to really hustles." setback by Sterling Heights on Saturday. Earlier, South beat Fraser with 28 passes between them, "I told the kids that Satur- quahfy for the state regional 1133.992 Ford WIth a 15.13, 14-16, 15-3 North had several fine and Campau, Sacka and Car- day's game is my South," Abra- performances in its final match. victory and rolled past Romeo 15-8, 15-1. twright missed only one of 30 ham said. "I graduated from Stephanie Gore served seven sets. Campau had three sets for ------.11 I I February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Sports 158 Defense revives Devils By Chuck Klonke The two VIctories lifted penod enabled the Crusaders to Sports Editor South's league record to 4-2 take a nine-pomt lead with two Good defense can cure a lot and Its overall mark to 84. minutes left, but a furious of ills for a basketball team South plays at Fraser on Fri- comeback by South sent the "If you play good defense, day after completmg the first game mto overtime. Paul Geist you'll stlll be m the game if half of the league schedule with hIt a three-point shot WIth 11 you're not having a good game Anchor Bay on Tuesday. offensively," said Grosse Pointe seconds remaining in regula- "The kids knew they could tion to knot the score at 45-45. South coach George Petrouleas play better than they dId last "We worked on a lot of funda- "We capItalized on every week (when the Blue DeVIls mental thmgs to improve our mIstake (LCN) made," Petrou. lost tWIce)," Petrouleas saId. leas said. "You have to be a lit- defense, especIally m protecting "It's one thmg when you don't our defensive basket. tle lucky to come back like have the talent to do better, that, but our kids executed "Defense IS hard work and but we have talent" sometimes your offense will suf- well We work on situations South bloke open a close fer because of It, but we have with a tIme element In prac- game m the second half against mtelligent kids and they under- tice, so they stayed very poised Romeo, extendmg a 21-17 lead stand what we're trying to do " when It came down to the final to 34.23 after three quarters minutes." The Blue DevJls' defense The Blue DeVIls' margIn even- sparkled tWIce last week as South dominated the over- '" / t,mtir zt ~ tually reached 23 points early South beat Romeo 52-37 and time perIod BlaIr Hess put in t'hoto by Van Kllk In the final quarter. edged L'Anse Creuse North 53- an offensIve rebound to give High school wrestlers have to be limber as these two competitors from Grosse Pointe South MIke McLaughhn led South the Blue Devils the lead and 45 m overtIme m a paIr of Ma- WIth 24 pomts and MIke Arm- and L'Anse Creuse prove during a recent match. comb Area Conference WhIte they kept expandmg it by hit- strong tossed III 11 DIVIsion contests tmg SIXof seven shots from the "Matt Recht dId a good Job of foul line Hess, who fInished running the offense." Petrou- with 19 pomts and 14 re Blue Devils pin league 'rival Knights leas saId "He had half a dozen bounds, made three of the free Larry Carr hopes the right team," the coach said. aSSIsts " throws and Recht dropped in Grosse Pomte South wrestling Scott Cairo posted a 15.1 de- The Blue DeVIls' game WIth two. One of the top performances cision at 140; Jesse Culver won are kings team shows up for Saturday's was Chris Gianino's 8-7 victory L'Anse Creuse North was tight "Blair was very instrumental 9-1 at 171; and Rich Reynolds from start to fimsh South led Macomb Area Conference over Tom Hunyady, who had on the glass in the second took a 4'() decIsion at 189. in Maumee 5-4 after the first quarter, but White Division tournament. finished fourth in the Macomb half," Petrouleas said. "It was South dropped a 39-24 deci- No one could blame Univer- the game was tied 17-17 at one of his best all.around County Invitational at 145 sion to Dearborn Edsel Ford in "We're unpredictable," Carr pounds. sity LIggett School if it asked halftIme and deadlocked at 30- games." a non-league match. all after three quarters. said after the Blue Devils split "Chris wrestled a strong to have its name associated McLaughhn led South with Eriksen got a pin in 53 sec- A paIr of costly turnovers by a pair of dual meets last week. match," Carr said. "He was on with the Maumee Valley (Ohio) 21 points and set up GeIst's onds at 119 pounds and Rey- the Blue Devils late in the final "We're either up as a team or top for much of the match, and Invitational basketball tourna- tying basket down as a team. If we're up nolds pinned his 189.pound op- ment. he got a reversal with about 30 ponent m 3:40. Giaruno won 7- we'll be in the tournament all seconds left to win the match." After all, the Knights practi- the way. If not, we'll be in trou- 1 at 145 and Culver notched a cally own the event. South won three bouts on 4-0 decisIon at 171. North wins game; ble." pins. Nate Eriksen (119 pounds) ULS beat Ann Arbor Green- Carr was pleased with The diVISion tournament will hIlls 68.51 in the championship got a fall at 2:16; Mark be held at Grosse Pointe North. South's performance in its 38- Francese (125) pinned his man game last weekend to win the 30 victory over L'Anse Creuse. Wrestling begins at 10:30 a.m. tournament for the sixth in 3:26; and Dan Klaasen (152) and the finals are scheduled for loses key player "We wrestled real well as a won by a pin in 3:32. straight season. 4 p.m. Point guard Ken Hubbard, Grosse Pomte North's basket- North turned in a solid de- the tournament's Most Valu- ball team played only one game able Player, led the Kmghts fensive effort against Fraser. last week, but the Norsemen The Norsemen led 29-15 at with 24 points and seven as- still had a loss and a victory Norsemen set for league meet halftime and held the Ramblers sists Senior Jason Drook The victory was a 56-43 scored 13 points and Dave Mar- to only 21 points through the Coach Art Roberts isn't wor- when Vasapolli suffered a bro- trIumph over Fraser that im- fIrst three quarters. ried that Grosse Pointe North's ken elbow. Sandercott won 15-0 at 103 tin added 12. proved North's record to 3-3 in first dual meet defeat will af- and Rizzo had an 11.1 victory Louis Johnson and Martm "Fraser isn't very big, but it McPherson won an 18-3 deci- at 125. the Macomb Area Conference fect the Norsemen in their Joined Hubbard on the all-tour. White Division and 7-5 overall. has a couple of good shooters," sion at 112 pounds in the Far- nament team. quest for a second straight Ma- mington match and won two The loss was backup forward Olman said. "We felt that if we "This was very satis1)ring," comb Area Conference White other bouts during the week. Matt Westbrook, who suffered put pressure on the kids who Division wrestling champion- Swim .:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.said coach Chuck Wright "We a sprained ankle in practIce can shoot, we'd still be OK have a real close team - one ship. North's other winner against whIch forced rum to miss the going to the glass." that is very good when we play "I think we're ready for Sat- the Falcons was Dave Sander- From page 14B game with the Ramblers. urday," Roberts said. "The kids as a single unit Our bench IS "It was a pretty bad spram The strategy worked as the cott, who had a 12-2 decision at Michalik was also pleased weren't down after losin~ In beginning to complement the so he might not play this week, Ramblers struggled offensively I , I" " with the effort of several of his first unit mcely " fact, the pressure was off." r I " ).?~11{J.v~WlI' kJ': either," said coach George 01- and North still held a 25-18 North overpowered Ber ey young swimmers. Freshman North hosts the division meet ULS had a tougher test In man. "Matt had been playing edge 'In rebounding. 42-16. McPherson won by a pm Kyle Zeller swam a 1:02.6 in Saturday, beginning at 10:30 the semifinals, beating the host well for us, so his loss hurts in 4:45 at 112 and Skuce the 100 backstroke; Mike Adam Lowry scored 19 of his a m. The championship round Maumee team 70-63 m over- quite a bit." 21 points in the fIrst half for pinned his man in 1:48. VandePutte recorded a 2:09.8 time. IS scheduled for 4 p.m. The Norsemen played un- North and Adam Korzeniewski North dropped a 46.17 deci- in the 200 freestyle and a The Knights trailed 46-33 af- WInning by decisions were beaten Sterlmg Heights Ford continued Ius strong play with sion to a strong Farmington 5:50.5 in the 500; and John ter three quarters, but Martm Sandercott, 15'() at 103; Dave on Tuesday and they'll host 16 points. Lowry also pulled squad as part of a triple-dual Spain was clocked in 1:09.8 in came off the bench to score 13 Zoltowski, an 11-4 winner at Romeo in a rare Thursday down 11 rebounds. competition with Southfield the 100 backstroke points in the fourth quarter, game 119; Jeff Rizzo, 6.3 at 125; Earlier last week, South "Mike Haskell had nine re- and Berkley. The Norsemen sparking the comeback "It'll be mteresting to see Brian Kerber 2-1 at 132; Gian. rolled past Sterling Heights bounds and played very well won the other two matches to Hubbard fouled out with 2 1/ what happens With the Thurs- nico, 2'() at 135; and Fran Ir- Stevenson 112-71 in a Macomb defensIvely," Olman said. "Dan firush 10-1-1 overall in dual 2 minutes left and ULS trailing day game," Olman said. "You win, a 4-1 decision at 171. Joe Area Conference American Di. Devlin continues to give us con- meets by six points, but freshman never know how the kIds WIll GeIbel wrestled to a 1-1 draw VIsion meet. sistently good minutes off the "We were ahead 17-13 after Joey Grant took over the of. react when you break the rou- bench and Jason Rio had an- at 145 and MIke Gagala had a Jogan was first m the 200 fense and hit Vernon Pernell tIne." seven matches, but then it was 4-4 tie at 160. other good floor game." my sophomore boys against freestyle in 1:46.6; Zeller won for some key inside baskets. All but one of North's victo- Farmington's senior men," Rob- the 200 individual medley in The Kmghts rallied to a 58-57 ries in a 60-12 win over South- erts said. ''Their last six guys 2:27.66; Norman Rice took the lead with 12 seconds to play, field were forfeits. Tony Romo- scored 33 points. That's basi- 50 freestyle in 24.6; Matt MillI- but Maumee tIed the score on a lino won by a pin at 152. cally a senior team and we kin won the 100 butterfly in free throw to force the over- 1:03.1; Ryan Milligan was first time. WOODS • SHORES LITTLE LEAGUE didn't have their expenence or The Norsemen finished the in the 500 freestyle in 5:29.6; REGISTRATION physical strength WIth our league season with a 6.() record Pernell and Johnson com- Brenn Schoenherr outdIstanced young kids." after beating Lake Shore 57-15. bined for ULS' fIrst 10 points Sat. Feb. 22nd Wed.•Feb. 26th There were some highlights the 100 backstroke field in in overtime and junior guard 9'30 - 11:30 a m. 6'30 - 8.30 p.m McPherson (112) won by a 58.7; and Chris Jeffries had a for the Norsemen. Keith Gian- Gary Spicer Iced the victory at Ferry Schoof ruco ran his record to 30-0 with fall in 1:26; Kerber (125) had a winmng time of 1:08.9 m the with two free throws with 23 a 5-1 decision at 135 pounds pin in 1:29; Giannico (135) 100 breaststroke. Hepner won seconds remaining. Players born between Aug. 1. 1979 - July 31. 1986 are eligible. and Dan Skuce improved to 27- pinned his opponent in 2:26; the diving with 195 points. "It was an mcredible come- South also won the 200 med- Tee-Ball program now available for 4 with a fall in 1:26 at 140. Skuce had a 58-second fall at back," Wnght saId. "Martin IS 6 year olds 140; Romolino (152) had a pin ley relay as Schoenherr, Rob a terrific shooter when he gets Another bright spot for in 3:16; Gagala ended his 160- Bacon, Millikin and Tim Har- m that 'zone.' " Must be accompanied by parent North was the performance of pound bout jn 1:09; and heavy- mount were clocked in 1:49.9. Hubbard led ULS WIth 19 and have a birth certIficate freshman Tim McPherson, who weIght Duane Leinninger had Two victories by Jogan high- pomts, Johnson had 17 points took over for Charlie Vasapolli a 61.necond fal1. For additional Information lighted the Blue Devils' effort and 14 rebounds and Martm call 881-7453 evenings in a 115-68 non.league loss to and Pernell added 16 points Park :.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.;.:.;.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.;.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.;.:.:.;.Dearborn. apiece. From page lSB kers' national champIOnship ntague, Kevin Zizio, John Han- team in 1971. cock, John Linne and Tom Cos- "I understand sports and I tello. have four sons, so I realize the GET READY TO "PLAY BALL" "We've selected some of the importance of having a strong OLYMPIC SKI SALE most dedIcated parents and Little League program," Hacias GROSSE POINTE PARK coaches we could find to put on said. LITTLE LEAGUE the board," Haclas said. "We Haclas IS open to suggestions {board members) have 42 child- from residents about how the ren of our own, who have been program, which last year in. BOYS & GIRLS AGES 7 - 12 20%. 60% throp.gh or are in various c1uded 228 youngsters aged 8- Born between 8-1-79 and 7-31.85 stages of the program. We've 12, can be Improved. ~ been logging some long hours "My address is 1013 Balfour, REGISTRATION: /7 to get ready for the season and I hope people will wnte to OFF ALL SKI APPAREL What we're working on is a WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26th \..------me with suggestions on how we 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. team effort. I'll bet we've put in can improve the league," Ha- 60 hours a week between us, cias saId "I'll respond to any- but nobody minds Everyone is one who offers a suggestion." THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27th AND excited about what we're domg. RegIstratIOn for the Park LIt. 6:00 - 9:00 P.M. ''The community is helping tIe League will be held on AT us advertise, by putting up pos- Wednesday, Feb. 26, and ACCESSORIES ters m the stores and the Thursday, Feb. 27, from 6 to 9 Pierce Middle School hools and we've receIved a lot p.m. at PIerce Middle School. f donations from people who Tryouts will be Sunday, 15439 Kercheval (back entrance) Until February 29th e volunteering their profes- March 15, from 1 to 5 p.m in 'onal skills." the gym at Grosse Pomte Fees: $45.00 single; $70.00 family Haclas, 42, IS a former All- South Must bring child's birth certificate te quarterback at old De- "The tryouts will ensure that Open to Grosse Pointe Park residents only METRO SKI & SPORTS Olt St Ambrose HIgh He re- our teams are as balanced as Managers, Coaches and Volunteers Needed. "SELLING SPORTS FOR THE FUN OF IT" Ived a full scholarshIp to the possible," Hacias saId. "We're Sign Up at Registration 11"'mverslty of Nebraska and emphaSIZing development, not 20343 Mack• South of Vernier' Grosse Pointe Woods • 884.5660 lVas a member of the Cornhus- Lend A Hand. Spread The Word IJ winnmg" Mon.. Fri. 10.8 Sat. 10.6 Sun. 12.4 ( , .••._------...... _._------_._------MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEM~ • ('0"1<:111 T4 Tin,... 16B February 13, 1992 Grosse POinte News Bkothleen steveJ;1S0n 1b my Ed Maliszewski Miner's Grosse February Carpeting Pointe invites you Q ~ Valentine: Specials! Buy to a TRUNK SHOW- two turtlenecks Come in now for our 79th Annual ING of LEON LEVIN iIi ~ ~~k1:;or get one FREE. February Oriental Rug SALE. for spring and sum- \IW(;)~~R would you like a cop- 30% OFF boys Receive 25%-50% OFF ... at 21435 mer with a preview oxford button Mack Avenue, 776.5510. of the fall line. On ft • • per heart to downs and boys and girls school Finest of Kitchen Cookware serve in, to Thursday, Febru8J.-Y pants. Now open is ''Young Clothes 13th from 10:30-4:00. Informal bake in, to * * * cut cookies or to hang. Heart butter Boutique" ... come visit us in Kimberly modeling, refreshments and door Korner, 882-0030... Store: 110 prizes... at 369 & 375 Fisher molds, heart cake pans and assorted EVERYBODY LISTENSTM En- tin cookie cutters of all sizes, with Kercheval on.the-Hill, 881-7227. hance your childs time Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, 886.7960. love, from the Pointe Pedlar ... Mon- with a different 3 minute day thru Saturday 9:30 a.m.-5:30 * * * story each day - Call p.m .... at 88 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe "The Story Line TM" 1-900- * * * Farms, 885-4028. CONNIE'S. STM'S PlAa We carry a 454-2212. Children must BOYSlGlRUlWEAR FOR MENA BOY$ complete have parent's permission. * * * line of communion dresses, veils ($1.25 per minute) ... Planning and accessories, plus a large se. 18530 Mack Aven~e, your winter .... Don't forget your lection of boys suits, sport jackets Grosse Pointe. vacation or 'S1 sweetheart on and pants. Regular, slim and hus- cruise? A new Valentine's Day! ky sizes. - with FREE alterations! * * * line of Catali- ~9~.Q How about a "Love ...at 23240 Greater mack Avenue, na Swimwear and Kisses Bud one block south of 9 Mile Road, EDWIN PAUL SALON and coverups ER Vase" (only $19.95) 777-8020. Lori and Nikki, have arrived NN It has three roses formerly of Artistic ranging in sizes 16-26. Great nautical PARK and a small pack of * * * Fingernails, are wear in an array of bright colors and SDVing -- delicious chocolate Valentine's Day is coming up - available for day. styles - even polkadots - Also, ex- DOer 45 yt111'1 kisses - or - a time and evening citing Spring merchandise is arriving "Valentine Basket Look ing for a little something for your appointments. Tues. daily ... Lisa's elegance for sizes 14- Bouquet" (only $26.95) It has an special Valentine? We have a large se- day thru Saturday 26 ... at 19583 Mack Avenue, 882- assortment of flowers with a cute lection of those perfect Valentine at THE EDWIN 3130. teddy bear - or - a "I Love You Cards and a variety of gifts to suit PAUL SALON. Bud Vase" (only $15.00) Fresh everyones needs. Stop and pick-up a Please call 885.9001 * * * flowers and a large mylar bal. lovely heart shaped picture frame or for your appoint- loon. To order call 1.800.272.5270. we will be happy to ment. Gift certificates and pack. If you wish to stop by, we have help you select a gift ~ ages available for your Valen. two locations ... 9830 Conner and for that special..". someone ... 72 Kerche- ue tine... at 20327 Mack Avenue, &IwaJuJ U-: Mark your calen- 21142 Mack Avenue, Grosse IlIl.lAt Sr Grosse Pointe Woods, ,~ dars - Pen m hand Rointe Woods, 881.5550. val on-the-Hill, 882- 885.9001. - fill Friday, March 6th 6880. - Jeffery Bruce will be here! Need * * * * * * help with your out dated make up * * * Give your sweetheart look? Call today for a new you ... 884- Josef's GROSSE POINTE MOVING & something special for Valen- 8858, at 19463 Mack Avenue, Grosse STORAGE CO. tine's Day! We have a nice Pointe. French Pasty Shop ll1; ••• NEED STORAGE? "' ~~.selection of diamond hearts On Valentine's Day say it with I~ I!',''~. We've got it! 100,000 .... and pendants - we even * * * something special from Josef's. Try :// : "11,.' :\:,1 square feet of secure, .....' have heart earrings. If our delicious heart-shaped cake ; ,.t' .:\:\ dry, clean storage I-- there's a February birthday topped with fresh strawberries or ~ HI I I:tl i~\:G space available for l~~~ your bE-longings. be sure and check out our amethyst edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. choose one filled with chocolate heart ring ... All at KISKA JEWEL- mousse ... at 21150 Mack Avenue, Short term, long ERS ... 63 Kercheval on-the-Hi11, 885- edmund t. AllEE jewelers has 881-5710. term and seasonal rates. Ask about 5755. wonderful gift.giving ideas for our vault and record storage service, that special someone on Valen. since 1921. 822-4400. tine's Day. Visit them today ... at * * * * * * 20139 Mack Avenue at Oxford * Don't miss out on 'our new Spring (Between 7 & 8 Mile Roads) in 'pOOgPOC:J ,7elOe/ers * * Fashions that Grosse Pointe Woods. Open Mon. HARKNESS PHARMACY are arriving day.Saturday 10:00 a.m. • 6:00 Traditionally Lowest Prices on Prescriptions: Oittte a!lkotl'~daily... Plus p.m., except Thursday 10:()()a.m .. amethyst is the Mevacor 20mg #60 103 .99 en ~ l further reduc- 8:00 p.m., 886-4600. birthstone for the Habitrol (nicotine tions on our month of Febru- patch) 21mglday #30 115.95 sale merchandise. Hurry in - don't * * * ary. Be sure to stop Proventil/ven tolin miss out on our fabulous clearance by PONGRACZ inhaler 17gm 19.99 merchandise ... at 23022 Mack Avenue JEWELERS and Vasotec 5m #60 49.44 (across from S.C.S. post-offtce) see our large selec- Call us to compare at 884-3100 774-1850. S M r w r f S tion of amethyst 20315 Mack Ave. at Loch- Jacobsons 1 2 jewelry and receive 30% OFF now 3 • 5 6 789 moor. Senior citizens get an * * * Calendar 10 II 12 13 14 I~ 16 through Saturday February 15th ... at extra 10% off Martini & 1!fj'" 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 91 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 881-6400. of Events • 25 26 27 28 19 30 Rossi Asti Spumanti $8.99 w per 750 ml. February 14th (Friday) * * * Don't forget to bring in your little Remember your Valentine with * * * ones to decorate their heart cookies __ a gift from SOMETH. Cupid has come to Barclays! We from 3:00-5:00. Children's ~~lNC'SP~Q ING SPECIAL. Plus are having a special sale Febru. Department. "Of, .. ~ 4(" - we have a THE WOOL & eTHE FLOSS ary 14th, 15th and 16th. Every. February 15th (Saturday) .• aIentine gift for thing in our antique art gallery "Mother of the Bride Breakfast you. Receive a lovely silk rose for three days only is 20% off! We Show." Formal Bridal Breakfast at "FREE (while supplies VALENTINE'S DAY SPECIAL! have wonderful treasures to 9:00 a.m. in St. Clair Room. Featur- last) ... Monday thru Saturday February 13th, 14th and 15th. All tempt you, refreshments for cho. ing mother of the bride and attend- 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. and Thursday pink yarns are 25% OFF- Plus - colate lovers and a guarantee of ants dresses. Enjoy a continental 10:00.7:00 p.m .... at 85 Kercheval Pattern Special: buy two leaflets no broken hearts ... Come visit - breakfast (only $5.00) Listen to a on-the. Hill, 884.4422. get one FREE ... at 397 Fisher Friday & Saturday 9:30-5:00, Sun. guest speaker from Dior, "Perfect Road, 882.9110. day 12:00.5:00... at 98 Kercheval- make-up for your wedding day." Res- * * * on the Hill. 884-7550. ervations please. Join us after break- * * * fast in our Lingerie Salon for infor- METRO SKI & SPORTS * * * mal showing of trousseau suggestions. OLYMPIC SKI SALE! Leaving on February 18th (Tuesday Evening) 20%-60% OFF all ski apparel and your cruise or CARPET TALK Store for the Home Bridal Evening accessories in the store till the end of heading out of New carpet on your mind? Stop from 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. An even- February. Hurry in for the best town for your and see our large selection of com- ing made for you! GO\oV"llS to station- selection. ... Also- Skin-So-Soft and vacation? Well, mercial carpet now on SALE! $30.00 ery are on the agenda for the bride- Sun Seekers products sold here. THE NOTRE a square yard carpet for only $12.00 a to-be and her wedding party. View (Skiers need at least face protection DAME PHARMACY has all your square yard - AND - $10.00 a bridal gowns, shoes and hosiery. Meet from the sun) Monday-Friday 10:00- travel accessory needs. Money pouch- square yard carpet for only $4.95 a representatives from our many home 8:00, Saturday 10:00-6:00 and es, luggage tags, travel rain coats, square yard. Ideal for kitchens, base- furnishing departments and learn Sunday NOON-4:00 ... at 20343 Mack clocks passport cases, adaptors ... eve- ments and offices... at 16915 Harper, about all of our services for the bride. Avenue (at Country Club) 884-5660. rything from travel shampoo to near Cadieux, 881-4808. Also meet a representative from Es- clothes line - plus much more ... at 16926 Kercheval in-th e-Village , 885- tee Lauder who will speak about the * * * 2154. * * * perfect make-up for your wedding day. Plus - much, much more. Call SUNRISE-SUNSET 200/0-50% OFF and make your reservations for eith- SALOON * * * SALE er Bridal Event ... 882-7000 ext. 196. Celebrate Valentine's continues... at Valentine SALEIII February 19th J ------r r Section C, Real Estate ClasSIfied Advertlsmg .. ..AC lassified Real &tate Resource. 14C Grosse Pointe News • February 13, 1992 Fuller's 'Dymaxion House' donated to Ford museum The only existing prototype of R Buekmmster Fuller's "Dy_ maxlOn House" has been do- the second warehoused for spare parts nated to Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield VIllage by the Graham, who dled m 1981, Graham famIly of WIchIta, hved m DymaxlOn House with hls WIfeand SIXchlldren until Kan , the origInal owners and the mId 1970s "GroWIng up m resIdents of the unique hIstoric , structure a round house seemed normal Durmg 1992, the museum to us," Sald Jack Graham, the will analyze DymaxIOn House's youngest member of the famlly. "It was Just our home And It preservatIOn requirements and was great for runnmg around arrange for Its disassembly and when we were kids shIpment to Dearborn "The house attracted a lot of Conceived in 1927 and bUIlt , attentlOn and my father en m 1946, Dymaxion House was Joyed <:howmg It off He would Fuller's proposed solutIon to even mVlte passersby to come the global problem of prOVIdIng r mSlde and look around We're safe and affordable housing for happy that Henry Ford Mu- large numbers of people. HIS !>eum& Greenfield Vlllage philosophIes and technical ex- plans to make DymaxlOn pertise contributed to a design House aVaIlable for pubhc that addressed the human need vlewmg." for comfort as well as the social Museum offiCIals are workmg need to conserve natural re- sources to formulate a plan for the eventual mterpretation and dis- The circular-shaped, 1,075- play of Dymaxion House, with square.foot structure was de- assltance from the Buckmlnster SIgned to be mass-produced in Fuller InstItute of Los Angeles. factOrIes USIngassembly-line "It is logical and fitting that techniques. Lightweight and Henry Ford Museum & Green- portable, the aluminum and field Village IS to be the new PleXIglas two-bedroom house locatIOn of the Dymaxion was suspended from a central House," saId Donald G Moore, mast and weighed only three ". .- a trustee of the Buckminster tons, or about 1/50 as much as .. , . a conventionally constructed Fuller InstItute. "The fact that Photo courtesy Buckmmster Fuller InstItute. LA the museum IS focused not only house. When packed for trans- The only existing prototype of Buckminster Fuller's Dymax- on the past but also on the fu- portatIOn, Dymaxion House oc- outside Wichita, Kan.. to Henry Ford Museum Be Greenfield ion House - a landmark 20th century "dwelling machine" de- Village. ture IS key to our enthusiasm" cupIed less than 300 cubic feet signed by the visionary scientist - will be moved from its site Henry Ford Museum & and could be shipped by arr Greenfield Village is a natlOnal anywhere In the world. key words in Fuller's vocabu- and found suitable for airplanes museum of Amerlcan history Fuller originated the idea for lary. was the object of much medla ers, however, Fuller and hIS made building a prototype fea- attention, With articles on and technology founded by Dymaxion House in the 1920s A major drawback to produc- SIble, while the anticipated DymaxlOn House team were Henry Ford In 1929 Its mIS- as a new approach to low-eost Fuller and his creation appear- tion m the 1920s was the lack post-war housing and job shor- never able to finance the manu- sion IS to collect, preserve and housmg. Abandoning tradi- of SUitable buildIng materiaL mg in news, SCIence and busl- facture of the houses tages made Dymaxion House's ness publIcatIOns Although mterpret to a broad pubhc au- tIonal ideas of shape and mate- Fuller's design specIfied an alu- dIence the Amencan expen- re-mtroduction a possibilIty. some architects and buIlders rIals, Fuller developed plans for minum alloy, but alumInum The two prototype houses ence, WIth speCIal emphaSIS on Beech Aircraft produced the were CrItIcal of the deSign, a house that could be made in producers argued that no alloy components for two prototypes were purchased by WIlham L the relationship between tech- magazme and newspaper read- Graham, a Kansas entrepre- a factory, then shIpped to a site then in existence was strong of Fuller's Dyrnaxion House de- nolOgIcal change and American and set up in a matter of days ers contacted Fuller with more neur, in 1958. Graham modI- history The museum IS an m- enough to support a house. sign in 1'945 at its Wichita fa- than 30,000 requests for the The name "Dymaxion" was In the waning days of World fied the plans for the house to dependent, non-profit, educa- CIlity. proposed mass-produced houses corned from the words dynamic, War IT,however, the ~uminum SUIt hiS own family's needs and tIOnal InstitutIOn not affihated buring the late 19408 and Despite the publicity and ap- had one erected on acreage he maximum and tension - all alloy that had been developed early '50s, Dymaxion House with the Ford Motor Co. or the parent enthusiasm of consum- owned outside Wichita. He kept Ford Foundation. DO YOUR TAXES ------.... IN STYLE. /,' :-~ '1/ ..,! DESKS .. From America's Top Manufactures HARDEN • HEKMAN • SLIGH Common cold orflu? Callan uncommon hospital. 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Sat tlU 5 30 fill 778.3500 ~ , • • • •• • _2M 1 -- ••• ...... cd •• OMonD MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION February 13, 1992 2C Real Estate Grosse Pointe News ~eep 'em happy To END With START With :How to develop wmnmg rela- Environmental landscaping Lifetime design The Right tl9nshlps between contractors, The Right homeowners and suppliers will to be discussed Feb. 27 Home ... Damel Clancy, noted metro- Information b6 discussed at a semmar on EnVironmental landscap- politan area mterlOr designer, W.ednesday, Feb 19, sponsored own acre of lake property in mg Will be discussed at Waterford. will present "Interior Design by the BUilders AssocIatIOn of "HOW TO BUY OR SELLA HOME Grosse Pomte Citizens for for a Lifetime" sponsored by SQutheastern MichIgan's Remo- Viewers will follow Its Recyclmg's meetmg at 7:30 the Department of Community IN TODA Y'S MARKET." delers CouncIl transformatIOn to a wooded p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27, m EducatIOn of the Grosse Pointe Professionals will speak on: Glenn Haege of the WXYT urban wl1dlife oasIS with Clemmson Hall, Grosse ponds, waterfalls, species Public School System at 7 p.m. "Ask The Handyman" show 180 • Legal Do's and Don'ts • Todays Mortgage Options Pomte South High School. Thursday, March 12, at Barnes will discuss strategIes and con- of trees and shrubs and 15 The public IS welcome. species of birds. school, 20090 Mormngside • Protection for you r most • On site Pre-qualification cepts designed to make a poten Important inves~t Wayne Wilson, environ- A graduate of Michigan Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods bally dIsagreeable SituatIOn • Why have Q home Inspection? mental landscape consultant, "Quality interIor design does mto a mutually satlsfYlllg ex- State Umverslty With a de- • Refinancing -Is II For You? Will focus on reducmg chemI- not have to become dated," • The 55 and over lax exemptions perIence. gree m environmental educa. f II cal dependency, correct selec- Clancy said. "Plan a long-range • I you 58 - Changes In The semmal w1l1 be held tion and a minor m land- Ccipilol gains - wflal it • First time buyers. whal will the tIOn and use of plant materi- program of acquiSItions that means to you potential lax credit mean to you from 8 to 10 a m at the North- scapmg, Wilson is an aVid als and how to plant to will enable you to use color and field Hilton, 5500 Crooks Road gardener and water garden attract wildlife m areas like specialist. furniture styles that Will last. Meeting 01: . Sponsored by: t) (at 1-75) RegIstratIOn fee, whIch The Neighborhood Club 'n.. Prudent I Grosse Pointe. Learn where to find and how to includes a contmental break- Citizens for Recycling Will 17150 Wa!erloo, Grosse Poin!e II 18 18 Wilson WIll Illustrate his use good reproductions of an- Wed •..J_. eb Grosse Pointe fast. IS $20 for BASM members also update the community ne""'T, F ruary 19, 1992 Real Estato Co. talk WIth shdes covermg 20 tIques" and $35 for non members on current recycling activi- 700 P m 10900 Pm (313) 882-0087 years of workmg With hiS ties and plans. The fee IS $10. Advance reg- For regIstratIOn mformatlOn, IstratIOn IS advisable. Call 343- Sealing b Iomdedso call 882.Q01l71o r.,.rve a 'pol In our .. monor call 737-4477 2178. AA~ Ownod and Opo 1bp P,-oducer 1991 259 1buraine, GPF 591 Oxford Rd. Sprawlmg mmt condltlon Colo- Sharp three bedroom Colomal in nial nestled In the center of Situated on over one acre of a great location near "The Vil- Grosse Pomte Farms features breathtaking grounds lS one of lage" and Maire Elementary. Grosse POinte's finest LEWIS G GAZOUL four bedrooms, gorgeous library Natural fireplace, formal dining with built-in bookshelves, formal homes ... this lS not Just a home room, newer roof, newer boiler. but a way of hfe Lighted tenms 907 Bedford, GPP fining room, three natural fire- ' Loads of potential I Only places, country-slzed kitchen, court, indoor swimming pool, ~ $129,900. fanuly room, library/den, three- billiard room wlth natural fire- 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI car attached garage ... YOU place, and plenty of space for an COULDN'T ASK FOR MOREl exeI'Clse room. Perfect floor plan 682 Anita, GPW 886.9030 for exquisite entei-taming. The extenor rear grounds features 1688 Lochmoor, GPW brIck walkways, fabulous land- Open HO'mes{or Sunday, February 16, 1992 scaping, fountain, and raised slate patio. When you are not Open 2-4 Open 2-5 entertaining or keeping yourself 1046 Hampton 930 Canterbury physically fit, you can enjoy a GREAT PRICE on thlS four bed- 771 University 1688 Lochmoor beautiful home that features 20625 Veriner Circle 259 'lburaine room Colomal m Grosse Pomte five bedrooms, four full baths, 21450 Goethe 907 Bedford Park With three full baths and two half baths, a finished base- 970 Pemberton 682 Anita one half bath, new kitchen, huge ment, family room, first floor master bedroom, 20 x 10 family Pnced Reduced By $27,0001 master suite, den, second floor room, formal dining room, eco- Beautiful three bedroom, two bedroom With natural fireplace, nomlcal gas steam heat and full bath brlck ranch features Breathtakmg English Thdor in and much, much more! Please newer electncal service Two-car master bedroom WIth pnvate 910 Lakepointe, GPP 950 Trombley, GPP prime Woods location. Profes- call our office for a private garage. PRICE REDUCED TO bath, hvmg room wlth natural SIOnally renovated throughout, showing and a complete $179,9001 fireplace, famIly room, kitchen five bedrooms, three full baths, brochure on thlS fabulous home. with eating area, pantry and one half bath, leaded glass wmd- 970 Pemberton, GPP built-m appliances. New Pella ows throughout, refinished hard- Windows throughout, new fur- :t'c;lOdfloors, fabulous formal din- J04:6,Hampton, GPW nace and central alr. FmlShed ) ~ng room with bay wmdow, guest basement wlth wet bar and half quarters with pnvate service bath. Professionally landscaped. stairs, new kitchen With ceramic tile floor. Immediate occupancy! 1124 Berkshire, GPP 771 University, GPC Beautiful custom bullt three bedroom colonial features large master bedroom with private bath, famdy room, library, two Tlus center-entrance four bed- full and one half baths, fantas- room Colomal features a fabu- lous new kitchen done with tic modern lutchen, finished Beautifully spacious ranch with beautlful plckled wood cabmets, basement, central 81r (1988), three bedrooms, two full baths, cathedral celhng, doorwaJl and new roof (1985) and backyard one half bath, formal living room bUilt-m Garden/fanuly room, patio Affordably priced I with natural fireplace, formal comfortable den, nch natural dining room, sharp family room, woodwork throughout first floor. One of the Grosse Pomte Park's roomy country kitchen with eat- Wonderful Enghsh bungalow m SectJoned basement with new classlc EngllSh Thdors features ing area and bwlt-in appliances, prime Grosse Pointe Clty neigh- full bath and two-car garage three spaCiOUS bedrooms, den large, open basement with full borhood. Living room with natu- make thlS a "move nght m" op- With library, two full baths and 930 Canterbury, GPW bath, central air-conditIOning, portumtyl one half bath, fabulous nntural 20625 Vernier Circle, ral flI'eplace, formal dining room tW • - .s.c.s_._.-.-._ . -- .------...... _--_ .. - - .. I February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Real Estate 30.,. Newspaper-recycling storage unit easy to build 1~ Now you can keep your old It's a good idea to prednll both the outer edge of the upper the ends m the slots. R.C. Edgar and Asrociate flP.&~bfrERED ; OPEN c,UNDI\Y '2-4 /4 , "WINK &PRING 20304 IiOLLYWOOD «'!v~ rJ"U.I".,. ..- :,#...- ...... ~.(t:-.~ - ~ ...~_ <.4i' / " hat special pride is present in this newly listed ..Q imple yet grand, this brick beauty with circular rosse Pointe Schools for less than $60,0001!! ant all of the amenities of a subdivision but the T four-bedroom, two-bath, one-and-one-half story C> drive, four-bedrooms, three-and-one-halfbaths, G Charming two-bedroom home on a nicely land- W "old neighborhood" flavor? This is it! Enjoy home on Stephens. Bay window, newer kitchen, five fireplaces and a family room overlooks a scaped double lot. Large kitchen, den and first viewing thIS newer three-bedroom Colonial natural fireplace, finished basement and more. private, landscaped back yard and is in move-in floor laundry room. Two-car garage. On a quiet featuring a large family room adJacent to a spacious Nothing comes close. condition! street in Harper Woods. eat-in kitchen. A RARE OPPORTUNITY fAMILY LIfE TIIQIVE& ... WOQID'& LARGE&T VALENTINE OWNER MOTIVATED!I! o own the very best. Unique family home with nthis large three.bedroom Coloma] with step- ive the faml1y you love a sweet new address C harming twenty-sIx hundred square feet T old world craftsmanship, carved plaster work, Idown family room, fimshed recreabon room with G Just steps from the lake. Livmg room, dinmg English with a large gourmet latchen and first stained and leaded glass and modern conveniences full bath, formal dining room and a large yard. room, faIllily room and den. Add in four bedrooms floor laundry. The new furnace offers central alr, like a newer kitchen, pool and hot tub. Call today! Close to the HIll, schools and transportation. and you have executive living in the Farms. air c1eaner and humllbfier. And a new roof tool! TIlE VALUEOf A DOLLAR &fll\QL COOD TIME&. RENTINC 1& NON-CENT& . fIQ&T flOME OR LA&T... I~' V ''\ "" , ncreases daily in this value priced Tudor With family and friends in this pretty two- hen you can build equity and save tax dollars. H ere is a condominium that is bUIlt to last! Icondominium. Over two-thousand square feet bedroom Grosse Pomte CIty Condomlmum. The W Located in the Farms, this three-bedroom 11 Located ID St Clair Shores, it features a at $158,900. And the owners will even pay the 92 open spacious living room is perfect for all kinds of modified Ranch offers a kitchen with eating area, private entrance, two bedrooms, two-and-one-half association dues. Definitely worth a trip to see!!! gathenngs. Situated in a park-like setting. fireplace, coved ceilings and hard-wood floors. baths, and two-car attached garage. tilCl EAC..llt EMPlOYEE 886-6010 RelOCATION COONCA. 114 Kercheval MEMBER OF: GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS AND MULTILTST SERVICE, MACOMB COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS, MICHIGAN MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE, MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS AND THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS ntth • trese $ e •• e •• t •• _ •••• 0 t •• net 9 tztrb ?? B ?? n ?> thOb ...... MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICE" • "V"T~U"• I"'nll~11I TATj(,., - - February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News '.. Classified Advertising - '882.6900 Fax # 882.1585 96 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 ,. INDEX HELP WANTED I DEADLINES AUTOMOTIVE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT GUIDE TO SERVICES GUIDE TO SERVICES , • Mondily 4 p m - AII80RDER and 200 General 600 AMC 712 Garages/Mini Storage MEASURED (speCialtype, bold, 902 Aluminum Siding 948 Insulallon 201 Help Wanted. BabySitter 601 Chtysler Wanted 903 caps, etc ) must be In our office by Appliance RepaJrs 949 Janitonal service 202 Help Wanted Clencal 602 Ford Mondal 4 p m 713 IndustnalJWarehouse 904 Asphalt Paving Repair 950 Lawn MolNllrlSnow 203 Help Wanted , Monday 4 pm - ALL CANCELS or 603 General Motors Renlal 905 AutolTnuckRepair Blower Repair DentaVMedcal 604 CHANGES must be In our office by Antique/ClaSSIC 714 LIVingQuarters to Share 906 Asbestos ServIce 951 Linoleum 204 Monday 4 pm Help Wanted. Domesllc 605 Foreign 715 Motor Homes For Rent 907 Basement Waterproofing 952 Locksmith 205 • 12 Noon Tuesday - Regular liner Help Wanted Legal 606 Jeeps/4.WheeJ 716 Offices/Commercial For 908 Bath Tub Refinishing 940 Mirror Sel'Vlce ads No borders, measured, cancels 206 Help Wanted. Part.TIme 607 Junkers Rent 909 Bicycle Repairs 946 Movll1glStorage or changes on Tuesday 207 Help Wdnted . Sales 608 PartslTlres/Alarms 717 Offices/Commercial Maintenance 953 MusICInstrument Repair : CASH RATES 12words $5 00, each 208 Employment Agency 609 RentalsiLeaslng Wanted 910 Boat Rep81rslMamtenance Palnllng1Decorallng addlbonal word 45e $1 00 fee for 954 610 Sports Cars 718 Property Management btiling 911 Brick/Block Work 954 Paper Hanging 611 Trucks OPEN RATES Measured ads, $10.04 SITUATION WANTED 719 Rent WllhOpbon to Buy 912 BUIIdIng/Remodehng 925 Patios/Decks perlnch Borderads,$1112per 612 Vans 720 Rooms for Rent 913 BuSJnessMachine Repair 956 Pest Conuol 300 Babysltters Inch Addlbonal charges for phOlos 613 Wanted To Buy 72! VacationRental- 914 Carpenuy 953 Plano Tunl~Repalr art work, etc 301 Clencal 614 Auto Insurance Fionda 915 Carpet Cleaning 917 Plastenng , CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We 302 Convalescent Care 722 VacatIOnRental- 916 Carpet lnstallal!on 957 Plumbtng & Heabng reserve the nghtto c1assl1yeach ad 303 Day Care Out of State 917 CeIling Repair 958 Pool SelVlce 304 RECREATIONAL under lIs appropnate heading The General 723 VacatIOnRental- 918 Cement Work 903 RefTigeratorServICe publisher reserves the nghtto edl! 305 House Cleaning 650 AIrplanes Northem MIChigan 919 Chimney Clearung 912 Remodeling or reject copy submilled tor 306 House SItting 651 Boats and Motors 724 VacallOnRental- 920 Chimney Repair Roohng ServICe pubhcabon 960 307 NursesAIdes 652 Boat Insurance Resort CORRECTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS 921 Clock Repair 961 SclssorlSaw Sharpening 308 Office Cleaning 653 Boat Par1Sand Sel'Vlce ResponSibilityfor display and c1as. 725 RentalsiLeaslng 922 Computer Repair 962 Screen Repair 309 Sales Silledadvertlslng e!TorIShmlied to 654 Boat StOfage/Dockage Out State Michigan 923 ConstnucbonServICe 963 SepbCTank Repair either a cancellatIOnof the charge 655 Campers 924 Decorabng Sel'VlC6 964 Sewer Cleaning Service or a re nun01the portIOnIn error MERCHANDISE 656 Motorbikes 925 Decks/PatIOs 965 SeWingMachine Repair Nobficallon must be given In bme 657 Motorcycles REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 926 Doors 966 Slipcovers for correctIOnIn the follOWIngIssue 400 Antiques 658 Motor Homes 800 Houses For Sale 927 Drapenes 967 Solar Cover We assume no responslbihty for the 401 Appliances 659 Snowmobiles 801 Commercial BUildings 928 DressmaklnglTallonng 950 Snow Blower Repair same after the firstlnserbon. 402 Aucbons 660 Trailers 802 Commercial Property 929 DtyWall 943 Snow Removal 403 8lcycles 803 CondoslAplslFlats 930 ElecbncaJSelVlces 962 Storms and Screens ANNOUNCEMENTS 404 GaragelYarcVBasement REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 804 Counuy Homes 931 Energy Saving Service 968 Stucco Sales 805 Farms 932 EngravlnglPnnbng 969 SWimmingPool service 100 Personals 405 Estate Sales 700 AptslFJalsiDuplex- 806 Flonda Property 933 Excavabng 970 T.VJRadlo/CBRadiO 101 Prayers 406 Firewood Grosse PomtelHarperWoods 807 InvestmentProperty 934 Fences 971 Telephone Repair 102 Lost and Found 407 Flea Market 701 AplslFlalsiDuplex- 808 Lake/RiverHomes 935 Fireplaces 972 TenniSCourt 408 Household Sales Detroit/BalanceWa,yneCounty 809 Lake/River Lots 936 Floor SandlnglRelln1shlng 973 TIle Work SPECIAL SERVICES 409 MiscellaneousArticles 702 AplslFlals/Duplex- 810 lake/River Resorts 937 Furnace Repalrllnstallabon 943 Tree service 105 Answenng Sel'Vlces 410 MuslC8llnslTuments St Clair ShoresiMacomb County 811 LoIs For Sale 938 Furniture Rehnlshl~ 913 Typewnter Sel'Vlce 106 Camp 411 Office/Business EqUipment 703 Apts/AatslDuplex- 812 Mortgages/Land Contracts Repair 938 Upholstety 107 Catenng 412 Wanted 10Buy Wanted to Rent 813 Northem MIChiganHomes 939 Glass - Automotive 974 VCR Repair 108 Dnve Your Car 704 Halls For Rent 814 Northem Mtciligan Lots 940 Glass. Resldenbal 975 Vacuum Sales/Service 705 Houses- 109 Entertainment ANIMALS 815 Out 01State Property 941 Glass Repairs . 976 VenldabonServICe 110 Health and Nulnbon Grosse POinte/HarperWoods 816 Real Estate Exchange Stained/Beveled 954 Wallpapenng 111 Hobby Jnslrucbon 500 Adopts Pet 706 Detroit/BalanceWayne County 817 Real EstateWanted 942 Garages 9n Wall Washing 112 MusICEducabon 501 Bird For Sale 707 Houses- 818 Sale or Lease 943 Snow Removal! 903 Washer/Dryer 113 Party PlannerslHelpers 502 Horses For Sale SI. ClaIr Shores/ 819 Cemetery Lots Landscaping 907 Waterproofing , 114 Schools 503 Household Pets For Sale Macomb County 820 BUSinessOpportunities 944 Gutters 978 Water Softening - 115 TransportallonfTraveJ 504 HumanSociell9s 708 Houses Wanted to Rent 945 Handyman 979 Welding 505 Lost and Found 709 Townhouses/CondosFor Rent 116 TuloflnglEducabon GUIDE TO SERVICES 946 Hauling 980 Window Repair 117 Secretanal Sel'Vlces 506 Pet Breeding 710 Townhouses/CondosWanted 947 Heabng and Coolmg 981 Window Washing 507 Pet EqUipment 711 Garages/MIniStorage For 900 Air Condlbonlng 982 Woodburner sel'Vlce 508 Pet Grooming Renl 901 Alarm Installation/Repair 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONAlS 100 PERSONALS 100 PERSONALS 101 PRAYERS 101 PRAYERS . , - __ BEMEMBER.. _ , f~ e(~~rat\ooJ;Nt1;pesltIEc Persona! Yot{lter- Er- STEVE, WENDt &. iHCQME TA~ESo PRE. c ~ ,TO DE, 0 ST JUDE Back "Rl 52'\ wtlen ,then lit ~ ~ ,of Personal returns rimcJ Service, Housel pet DANIELLE ' PARED, competently and Mijy_,.the',~AlQ HIijl!Jt, of Ma¥..~he Saered Heart of was only me and youl J9SljS be adored, glon- '11 Jl:lSus be adored, 910n- ,. Reasonable rates Free sitting, grocery/ personal Roses are red, confidentally at your con- VAlENTrNES !t Nowin92'-- '" 'pIck-up, delivery for Sen- shopping, house clean- Violets are Blue venience Professionally DAY tied, loved and preserved fied, loved and preserved There's SIX plus nine , ,iors 884-8247 Ing Ask for Donna, 331- Grandma and Grandpa tramed preparers. Lowest MOM &. DAD MULHERIN throughout the world now throughout the world now Will you be 3017. love all three of youll rates avallabler 884-7470, Love, Anne, Sadie, and forever. Oh, sacred and forever. Oh, Sacred WEDDING Photography, My Valentine??? "Happy Valentines Day" Mike Peanuts & LJnus Heart of Jesus, pray for Heart of Jesus, pray for c;r. profeSSional service at WHY NOT use thiS space Love Shirley. us Worker of miracles, us. Worker of miracles, c.:f- reasonable rates 331- for a personal greetmg. XXXXOOQOXXXX ADOPTEE. Patricia Wilson WE VISIT YOUR PETS SEEKING someone to prac. pray for us. St. Jude, pray for us St Jude, " 13190 Happy Holiday, Birthday, COMMERCIAL Loans- Born 2.1-1939, Providence In their home, while you're trce Hatha Yoga with helper of the hopeless, helper of the hopeless, $50,000.00 to TAXES Anniversary, or Just say away, for feedmg and Searching any family! Mornings, call Vince 885- pray for us pray for us $100,000,000.00. We do Mother was Mary Wilson, 1288. __ Private, Confidential HI to someone Prepay- play, a few times a day say thiS prayer 9 times a Say thIS prayer 9 times a hard to place deals. Eq- Born 1920. Anthony BUSiness Service ment IS reqUired. Stop by Great altemallVe to board. WANTED Northwest ny! day. By the 8th day your day. By the 8th day your Uity Funding, W. Bloom- Contidentlal- Please help! -I 18514 Mack Ave. The Grosse Pomte News, 109 We gIVe lots of love wnte tlckels. Will donate prayer Will be answered. prayer Will be answered. field, MI (Mich. State li- LJnda Dr 'I Grosse POlnle Farms 96 Kercheval (on The and attention. Serving the 2n value to your chanty. It has never been known It has never been known cense -(01) Call Miss n3- -, Near Cloverly HIIQ to place your ad to- POlntes for over a dec- carsonVIlle, MI 48419 or n30 Sharon to fall, never. Publication to fall, never. Publical10n Brookman, 881-8146. 313-657-9828. - ~Servmg you smce 1968 day' Tuesday, noon ade Call Hendncks and must be promised. must be promised. 882-6860 deadline. MY 3 UTTLE LOVEBUDS Associates Inc. 884-0700. CALLIGRAPHY. Beautifully RELAX! Thanks 5t Jude for Thanks SI. Jude for prayer answered Special prayer answered. Special JIG Tanny LJfe TIme Pre------NURTURE YOURSELFI PERSONAL Training Body addressed wedding and USE OUR FAX thanks to our Mother of thanks to our Mother of ~:rTller Plus VIP member- Betsy Breckels (Angela, Enca & Vincent). sculpting In fUlly party inVitations Call to- - Ed td . ------.... - .. _---- -... _- I February 13, 1992 " Grosse Pointe News 5C 101 P~AYERS 117 SECRETARIAL SERVICES ~OO HElP WANTED GENERAl 200 HELP WANTED GENUAl ' 201 HElP WANTED 204 HElP. WANTED 200 HElP WANTEO GENERAl 202 HElP WANTED CI£RICA! BABYSITTER DOMESTIC PRAYER TO ST CLAIRE LETTER FOR LETTER VICE PRESIDENT CAREER POSITfONS Pray nine Hall Mary's once TELEMARKETING DEMONSTRATOR wanted, CHILDCARE needed, ma. CLEANING Lady needed FAX MARKETING RESEARCH AVAILABLE a day for nine days On Word Processing Grosse Pointe Area unlimited mcomel ad- ture woman, non- Every Thursday 8 a.m. to A marketing research firm in Experienced people needed the 9th day publish this Resume Preparation Firm: Offers vancement potential, smoker, for 2 preschool- 4 p.m References r&- Suburban Detroit IS look. for long and short tenn • 4 Hour Shifts commiSSion paid Immedl- ers In our home, 730 to qUired 884-7358. Novena and 3 wishes will General-Personal TYPing Ing for an expenenced • Pleasant, Non Smoking ately CAMEO FASH- 330- five days Salary assignments Some are be granted Even though Medical, Legal, BUSiness profeSSional With solid ELDERL Y Gentleman Work Environment IONS luxury lingerre and negotiable Call after 500 temporary to permanent you don't have faith Your Cassette TranSCription credentials In quantitative needs lIVe- In companion • FleXible DAY Hours lounge wear Contact pm only 882-3470 Legal & Executive prayers will be answered Harper-Vernier survey research The can- In elegant estate Must And Training Secretaries MT n~5444 didate should have a min- Frank Carlisle, 882-8349 BABYSITTER needed In be able to travel. Handle • ApPOintment Seltlng Only Word processors 105 ANSWERING EXPERIENCED typing ser- Imum of 5 years experi- PIZZA DeliveryJ Drivers my home- Days Call for small SOCial and financial No Seiling Data- Entry Clerks SERVICES VICes and bookkeeping, ence With a research wanted Guaranteed $50 details, 372-7864 affairs. P.O. Box 36808, • $5/hr plus Bonus Receptionists 45 wpm resumes, correspond- supplier In both selling per night Experienced TWO families seeking jomt Pleasant Workmg 18640 Mack, Grosse OMNI Answenng Service IS ence, Laser printing, and conducting survey pizza cooks With short In- home child care for atmosphere POinte MI 48236 looking for customers For Interview Call etc Reasonable rates projects If Interested, order experience also their two pre-school chlld- RUTH PARADISE TEMPS We Will answer your LOVE WORKING 886-2454 please send your resume 884-0304 needed Apply In person ren Applicant must be phone profeSSionally day- 964-0640. WITH CHILDREN? In strict confidence to WANTED Martino's Plzzena, 18726 experienced, With excel- SHORT of help or time? PART time clencal position, Be a nanny Full tlmeJ pari- time or 24 hours, 7 days Box 8-500, Grosse POinte MATURE,EXP ,BOATER Typing, bookkeeping, Hayes, after 4 pm lent references 882~247 time Good salary an~ a week $30 to $40 mon- News, 96 Kercheval, To manage Fuel Docks dur- fleXible hours, approxI- general office Plckupl PURCHASING AGENT or 886-2605 after 5 p m benefits Call The Nanny yhly fee Paging IS avail- Grosse POinte Farms, MI Ing boating season Reply mately 20 per week ex- delivery n1-2054 We would like you to use Network 650-0670 I able Call 343-8664 to 48236 to PO Box 14811, De- cellent position for hlQh your experience and con- 202 HElP WANTED CUlllCAl find out how we can help trOit, MI 48214 school student Apply In GROSSE POINTE : you BUSINESS AND HAIR Stylists ASSistant Ex- tacts to your benefit We person only at Ray Lae- TECHNICAL SERVICES perience necessary GRilL person full time Ap- are a computer after mar- EXECUTIVE Secretary for them Pontiac, 17677 EMPLOYMENT Laser Pnllfer Grosse POlntes largest ply In person, 2 to 5 p m ket company supplYing 109 ENTERTAINMENT growing Property Man- Mack AGENCY Buslness'Techmcal beauty salon 884-6072 15316 E Jefferson, ribbons, Imagmg car- agement and Construc- 885-4576 Acadenuc Grosse POinte Park tndges, ect to the com- lion Company needed 203 HEll' WANTEO HAVE keyboard- Will travel RESTAURANT Person 60 years reliable service Medrcal ' Dental ' Legal puter enVIronment. We of- Applicant must have DENTAL I MEOICAl From pop to claSSICS Counter and kItchen WANTED experienced Needs expenenced Cooks, Leiters' Reports. Memos fer OEM and compatible shorthand, word process- Reasonable, expenenced QUick and reliable Clean Travel Agent, pleasant MEDICAL Insura'lce Oerk Nanmes, Maids, House- Extra WIde Spreadsheets product at what we be- Ing and profeSSional man- pianist 967-1015 Mulbparl inVOICIng and sober Call Nick of working surroundings In and cashiering experI- keepers, Gardeners, But- lieve IS excellent pricing nerism An excellent ben- Cassette Transcrtphon Bntts Cafe, 963-4866 af- the Renaissance center enced preferred. 824- lers, Couples, Nurse's D.J."NG for all occasions You Will benefit by calling efit package IS Included Standard. Micro, MIm ter 2 p m For appointment call 259- 4800 Aides, Companions and Best sound, variety & us With thiS challenging and price 268-1481 PersonalLzed AEROBIC Instructor _40_1_0 _ OUR Team of ProfeSSionals Day Workers for pnvate Rcpetillve Lellers MIKE interesting pOSitIOn IS In search of the right homes JAZZ Plano for parties Envelopes' Labels wanted, one year fitness FITNESS Instructor- stretch n9-9303 331.5414 Please send resume With career minded Dental 18514 Mack Avenue Crusaders, Spyra Gyra, MaIling List Mamtenance instruction experience and tonel STEP AERO- ACCOUNTS Recelvablel SALARY REQUIRE- Assistant who knows the Grosse POinte Farms Ramsle LOUIS, etc 822- Theses • DlSserlaltons preferred or one year BICS Pays well ns- Collections Expenence MENTS to Fox Corpora. Term Papers' Manuscnpts aerobIC class experience 5811 value of communication 6727, leave message requIred Monday- Thurs- tlon, 8115 E Jefferson, 20S HElP WANTED I£GAl Forclgn Language WorK required as either student ------skills and enthUSiasm day 8 am. 4 p.m Fnday Detroit, MI 48214 Attn FAIRY Godmother available EquatlOns • GraphiCS or Instructor $8 to $16/ COOK,. afternoons, some while delivering state of 8 am - 12 noon. Berke Penny Halsey DOWNTOWN law firm for entertaining at child- Staltsltcs • Tables, Charts hr part time- 2 to 6 hours experience reqUired Bar. the art care to our family Cllmc 259-1575 seeks LdQal Secretary ren's parties Call Chan- Resumes. Vitae per week Instruct at a tender weekends Cock- LOCAL non profit health of patients We're offering With at least 3 years Cor- telle, 331-n05 Covcr Le!lers ' Appllcahons location near your home tall Waitresses. Please OMNI Answering Service IS agency looking for part thiS challenging full time Standard Form 171 porate expenence Exper- Call Fitness Factory, 313- call 463-0102 ask for hlnng fuil and part- time time secretary With good position wrth a benefit CLASSICAL musIc for any Ience With computers 822-4800 442-7367 Doug employees Student C0- typing skills and phone package Please call Sue occaSion Solo, duo, tno, helpfUl We offer competi- MEMBER ------op thru Seniors Omm manners KnOWledge of at Dr Michael Jennings qUintet, gUitar, Winds, DRIVERS NEEDEDI tIVe salary and benefits • Nahonal Resume Bank Telemarketing IS hir- Word Perfect helpful. offICe, Monday thru voice 354-£276. • Professtonal ASSOClabon DAYTIME RELIEF Good dnvlng record Will also $700 per hour 12- 15 Send resume and salary of Wnlers NurSing help needed 2-3 Ing full and part- time In Thursday 881-7394 PROFESSIONAL 6 piece Resume train Excellent money history to Office Adminis- • Naltonal ASSOClahon of days a week Strong and and out- bound operators. hours per week AdJust- band "First Impressions" making potential Apply In FULL time Hygienist, exper- trator, Berry, Moorman, Secrelanal Servu::es compassionate hospital Call 343-8664 for an ap- able hours and days • Enj1;lne.lnng Soctely person Ienced onlyl Harper King & Hudson, 600 Malel female vocals trained aides conSidered pointment 371-8600 horns, versatile Reason- of DelrOlt 15501 Mack Ave Woods Office 7n-7976 Woodbridge Place, De- for cathetenzed PARKIN- SITTER wanted In my able 885-1222. UTILITY Company Jobs. COLLECTOR. 1 year ex- Leave message trOit, MI 48226 No SONS patient With feed- penence reqUired for east home part- time High $780- 15 751 hour, thiS DENTAL Assistant wanted phone calls please INKY & THE CLOWN 200 HELP WANUD GENERAL Ing tube In hiS Grosse Side agency Must be school diploma reqUired, area Men and women for full time position In DOWNTOWN law firm CLAN. Parties, promo- POinte Woods home. Call dependable 884-3348 some college preferred. needed. No experience Grosse POinte office Ex- tions, family fun Face BARMAID- Full time nights overseer, Mr Stevens af- Non smoker. 885-2367. seeks Legal Secretary necessary For informa- painting, magic, and bal- Apply in person 2 to 5 ter 1200 dally for particu- CHURCH Nursery worker cellent opportunity for With at least 3 years Pro- tion, call 1.219-736-9807, LINCOLN Mercury Dealer- loon animals 521-7416 pm 15316 E Jefferson, lars. 886-4818 wanted 8'15 a.m to 12.15 someone deSiring a batel Estate planmng ex- ex1entlon U4312 9 am- ship looking for expen- Grosse Pointe Park p m Some Wednesday change Excellent salary perience Experience w/1h LINGERIE SALES 9 p.m - 7 days evemngs Call 885-7356. enced car biller Good and benefits. Expenence computers helpful. We of. 112 MUSIC EDUCATION SNOW Plow drivers, hand UndercoverWear home par- pay and benefits Please In four handed proce- fer competitive salary and CASHIER! Sales. Full time PART Time gardner shovelers, snow blower ties Unique concept In contact Diane at 885- dures required. For inter- benefits Send resume PIANO Instruction. Your summer- part time winter wanted. References. operators (Spring grass lingerie sales IS expand- 4000 view please call, 886- and salary history to home. Pre-School thru Ideal for female college Ideal for senior 885- qt- cutters). 882-3676 Ing Its Michigan market 3120 flce Administrator, Berry, University level Popularl student Must work week- 81n PART Time typist Word We are looking for ends Mike's Manne Sup- Perfect 5 1 a must Call Moonnan, King & Hu(1. Classical Adults wel- THE center For Jung Stud- MEDICALI Tech. Large women who love Iingene ply, BARTENDER, full time With son, 600 Woodbridge come Give a gift that nB-32oo. between 930 a.m - 11 00 Multi- Specialty PhYSICian Ies IS seeking a versatile & want to make money I excellent benefits. Fine Place, DetrOit, MI 48226 can't be lost or stolen EXECUTIVE Secretaryl a m Monday- Friday. Practice seeks experi- IndiVidual to fill the part- Call for Infonnation, 331- dining experience pre- No phone calls please 885-6215 Bookkeeper: Well trained, 824-1200 EX1enlion 11 or enced ASCPI TechniCian time poSition of Programl 7531. ferred. Apply 9 to 5 Mon- 17 With high level of accu- to coordinate all aspects PIANO teacher with degree Event Coordinator. A day through Fnday. Opus Legal Secretary racy, for Wide range of of the office Lab Ideal PrestigiOus Detroit Law f\rm has opening for begin' background In marketing One, 565 E Lamed, De- candidate Will be expen- INSIDE responsibilities In a one CLASSIFIED nlng_ or .'1dvanced- s,t!J- -or~'8dvertlslnlr¥ls' deSir- troit has opening for full tlnil person office Thfee1days ! ,,! Z ' DEADLINE, , , enced In Phelbotomy, dents Experienced In - able FleXible hours SALES legal secretary with mT~- per' week Must Have ex- FRONT counter person JiI stili ~<. act aA, potlcles and pro.. , C;1.l!SSlcal,' pop, raglime, Please send resume or REPS ,. mum 3 years expenente cellent references Please needed for bussy down- NOON TUESDAY cedures and be tully fa- and jazz 343-9314 letter of Interest to: The Established 20 year old Must possess strong typ- town restaurant. Coat for all reguJar liner ads All mlliar with Hematology Village ProfeSSional BUild- reply 'to' The Grosse ing, communication skills (East Area) auto check, credit card pro- measured, border, photo and Chemistry eqUip- 113 PARTY PLANNERS / Ing, 17150 Kercheval, Pointe News, 96 Ker- and Word Perfect, short aftermarket wholesaler cessmg, greeting public HELPERS Grosse Pointe MI, 48230. cheval, Box J-83, Grosse or other special ads must ment. Part and full time hand a plus Negotiable ieeklng personable Five days a week, week Please respond to. Box POinte Farms, MI 48236 salary and beneflls ENJOY your nex1 party. Let be In by . . . No 46 Grosse Pointe good phone closers to staff ends a must. Spirt shift 4:00 p,m. MONDAY h I ATTENTION ACHfEVE Tremendous fi- Send resume to. The POinte Party Helpers do our order desk hours, meals and health The office Will be open untIl News, 96 Kerc eva, Expanolng factory outlet has nanCial rewards PLUS Grosse POInte News, 96 the work 885-6629 afternoons iii 930 P m benefits. Must have relia- 400 pm on Tuesdays to Grosse POinte Farms, MI. 30 permanent full time the time to enJoy It Call Kercheval, Box W-11, Great "In demand" ble transportation Call conduct other bUSiness, 48236 positions available $1,350 396-1039, 24 hours Grosse Pointe Fanns, Mi between 9:30 a.m. and 116 TUTOftING/EDUCATlON per month to start, rapid products Salary but the computers are LPN Large Multl- Specialty 48236 11 ::00 a.m. Monday advancement, manage- negotiable/bonus and II •• down and . . . PhYSICian Practice seeks through Fnday 831-5940, LEGAL Secretary,. 2 years TUTORING ment training, must be m~entlves. Management NO CLASSIFIED ADS LPN The Ideal candidate ask for Jan litigation expenence re- • TEMPORARY • CAN BE TAKEN will possess excellent or- ALL SUBJECTS able to start Immediately opportunity available qUired, 63 Kercheval, Phone 886-n01, between MATURE woman to work AFTER NOON ganlZ8tlonal and Interper- GRADES 1 THRU 12 Leave Message Grosse POinte Farms, 11.00 a m and 3 00 p m ASSIGNMENTS week ends in a Foster ON TUESDAYSl sonal skills Nephrologyl PROFESSIONAL Mr. Bryant Call John Rickel 886- FACULTY NOW INTERVIEWING care home, live for the Don't Forget - or Oncology background 0000. AUTO Industry employees 886-1763 week end Saturday & Call your ads In Earlyl helpful, full- time No WE CAN HELP FOR With sales, management, • Secretaries Sunday. 921-5n8. GROSSE POINTE NEWS weekends Please re- 206 HElP WANTED GROSSE POINTE or technical background FREE room and board, PART. TIME UCW 882-6900 spond to. Box No.46 LEARNING CENTER Great opportunity Send wages In exchange for • Medica! and legal LINGERIE SALES Grosse POinte News, 96 HUDSON'S Picture Fram- 131 Kercheval on the HIli resume to' P. 0 805970, care of elderly diabetic TranSCriptIOnists IMMEDIATE opening for Kercheval, Grosse POinte UNDERCOVER WEAR mg- Eastland Part time 343-0836 343-0836 St Clair Shores, MI woman. Ideal for retired • Bookkeepers part time ReceptiOnist' Farms, MI 48236 An exerting concept In linge- Clencal posrtlon for small posrtlon, frammg or sales LEARN 10 use your com- 48080 Nurse's AIde 773-6374. • Data Entry rie sales IS expanding In high tech firm in Rose- FULL time Dental Assistant experience helpful c::aJ1 puter In your home. John Operators the Michigan area We vlJle. Must possess good Experienced. Harper 245-2466 Sortor, 882-4712. ***Genesis Health & Beauty • Typists are looking for women telephone skills Word Woods office 7n-7976, Call your ads in Earlyl Center, Inc. is growing and • SWltchboardl who love Iingene and Processing skills deslr- leave message. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Receptionist want to make money. Call able Please send re- OPHTHALMIC TechniCian, 331-7531 today for details PART TIME 882-6900 expanding hours*** Word sume ReceptiOnist' Clen- full or part- tIme. Sl. John Processors/Secretaries as seen on Kelly & Co cal Position, Box 235, Professional Bldg. Salary Office manager to secure TUTORING available, after- We are seeking highly motivated and experienced IBM 5520 on Tuesday, FebruaJY 11 18530 Mack Avenue, negollable Benefits order desk for 20 year old noon/ evenrng. Reason- personnel for the following positions, IBM System 36 RECEPTIONIST/Optome- Grosse POinte Fanns, MI Please send resume to Eastside auto after- able rates, expenenced full or part time, Word Perfecl5.0/5.1 triC Dispenser- Enjoy 48236 Grosse POinte News, Box market sales operation. Elementary ReadIng Tu- Receptionists Massage therapists Display Write 3/4 meeting public DetalloTl- LOCAL non profit organlza- J-22, 96 Kercheval, H01J1'81 tor- also math tutonng. Hair technicians Facialists Lotus 1,2,3, ented, typing, computer tlon looking for part time Grosse POinte MI 48236 630-930 pm n5-1819 Desktop Publishing Nail technicians Managers helpful, 4 1/2 days Re- Moo lhru Thars Computer Graphics executive secretary ACCOUNTS Recelvablel GIVE your child ex1ra help Progressive commissions, paid vacations, sume' 19467 Mack, Plus other software Knowledge of Word Per- Collections. Experience In school Tutoring by a Grosse POinte Woods, 4 00-7 00 pm FrIday hospitalization and other benefit programs available. AssIgnments fect helpful Professional required. Monday- Thurs- certifIed Elementry 48236. Incentives for technicians with clientele Downtown & Eastern demeanor and phone day 8 a m.- 4 p m. Friday Teacher endorsed In 3 00-6-00 pm Sunday Suburbs WAITERI Waitress, full manners a must Ideal for 8 a m.- 12 noon Berke SpecIal EducatIOn Reter- Apply in person time, WIth excellent bene- retired executIVe seera- CliniC 259-1575. Seelung astute, articulate ences 839-7355 EMPLOYERS tary $8 00 per hour 20- 22006 Greater Mack fits Fine dining expen- 25 hours per week Re- DENTAL ASSistant, full secretarial/managerial I HAVE Money for College' St. Clair Shores, 48080 TEMPORARY SERVICE ence preferred, apply 9 to spond to Box MM, time, experience pre- type indIVIdual wishing Grants! loansl scholar- 5 Monday through Fnday Grosse POinte News, 96 ferred but IS willing to only 18 hours per week. ships Write "The Infor- 775-8320 ••• 372.8440 • Opus One, 565 E •• Kercheval, Grosse POinte train motIVated IndJVidUal Ideal person would be matIOn Booth" POBox Larned, Detroit. 252, St Clair Shores, MI Fanns, MI 48236 Excellent compensation good on the phone, com- POSITIVE enthUSiastic 48080. SALES Assistant' Secretary package 882-0967. petent all areas of den- Walter's Assistants Rat- for Top- 10 Investment HYGIENIST needed one cali able to confirm sales- MATH Tutor- College Pro- Cosmetics tlesnake Club Apply In Firm located In the Re- day a week. Preferably with good orgaDlZational fessor, anthmetic through person 10 to 11 a.m 3 to nalssance center Expen- Tuesdays or Thursdays. sInUs. Salary negotiable. Calculus, Grosse Pointe 4 p m. 300 RlVerplace. Career enced, proficient in math Excellent starting pay Leave rrtl!ssage references 881-8633 No Phone calls please I and Word Processing Contact 8840040 Mr. Thdd, 886-1763. WAITRESSI bartender posI- Ability to handle chent re- PART Time for doctor's of- ...... ~ '~Opportunity tions available for 2 ~ lations very Important fica. ReceptlOll! appolnt- PC-DOS pie onented types to ca- Call 259-5805. ment scheduling- MOil- 207 HElP WANTED SAlES ter to our steady cllntele [raining and Assistance I PART time Bookkeeper day, Tuesday, 8 am.- 4 Days and some evenings needed for Grosse Pomte pm thUrsday 8 am - 12 EXCEPTIONAL income op- Hardware-Software It you enJoy the restau- Insurance Agency. Rex!- noon 259-1575 por1unlty for reputable in- rant' bar bUSiness and WordPerfect ble hours and days Ap------ternational cosmetics have the personality and ULTIMA II proximately 25 hours per 204 HEll' WANTED finn, Fortune 500 Subsld. Lotus 123 are mature, apply Mon- DOMESTIC week. Send resume to lary Rexlble hours Part! Windows At JCPenney we're known for our frrendly people and day- Fnday, 2- 4 P m at 18118 Mack, Grosse CLEANING Lady- hardwork- full time Training avail- Data Recovery generous benefits program (merchandise discount, medlcall 225 Jos Campau (be- POinte 48224 Ing to clean small Inn able Great ex1ra Income dental Insurance, pclld vacatlons/holldays, SIck pay, savings tween Jefferson & the DataBase and profrt sharing plan) Compensation with incentive 822.7090 Contact Jeanne, n'f- par River- RlVertown) See LASER PRINTER Two-three years experrence preferred Earnings potentia from SECRETARYI Receptionist, WE ARE searching for an 3831 20K for qualified candidates Deborah Scanners expenence In Word Pro- expenenced professional COULD you sell a $20 bdl If you're looking for a challenging position In cosmetICS, apply DTP-Graphics 201 HELP WANTED cesslng, expenence In Nanny with excellent ref- for $10 bucks Eam big In person at JCPenney Eastland, Personnel Office Monday IlAIlYSITJ(Il accounting office helpfUl, erences to be placed In a bucks full or part. tIme Technology thru Friday 10-4. pleasant working condl- household In Bloomfield PC JCPenney PART- time care giver In helpmg people save tlOns Send resume The Hills Must be free to Associates my home 15- 20 hours! money on their Q8SOlm8. Grosse POinte News, 96 travel and possibly lIVe In Complete tralmng all dl(y, 881-9307 (Voice) Fashion comes to life"" week for 3 & 5 year old I'.ercheval, Box P-16, Top salary and benefits Non smoker. References Saturday February 15!h 881-1347 (Fax) An Equal OpporlunUyiAffirmalrv8 Action Employer MIFIHN 3rosse POinte Fanns, MI. Grosse POinte Employ- reqUired 882-9668 at 2081 1 Kelly Road Can 48236 ment 685-4576 881-4923 __ ..L_. ._.... ., _ .. ~~-~~~~~~... _.. ~~~~------~-~~_~ __~a_... _. • eo I MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES • SYSTEMS. CONSULTATION :6C February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News '.. 300 SITUATION WANTED 302 SITUATION WANUO 207 HElP WANTED SALES 305 SITUATION WANTW 400 MERCHANDISE ~09 MISCULANlOUS " 8ABYSIlHRS '.. CONVALESCENT CARE HOUSE CLEANING ANTIQUES 401 APPLIANCES 405 ESTAT£ SALES ARTIClES WILL babYSit In my home, MATURE Lady deSires to "SELECT the best opportu- HARD workmg, axpen- 1920'S liquor cabinet bar DINING room set, Iradi. East Detroit area Infants care for elderly FulV part enced housecleaner on casters, walnul, refln- GE heavy dUty washer, 5 LEO'S BACK. Buying en- nity for success In Iional, frultwood "nlsh, 6 Real Estate Salesl welcome References time poSitions 445-6747 Very rehable References Ished $450 882.7680 years old $100. 885- tire estates Also bUying 8391, after 5 chairs, rectangular table We offer extensive training, n4-1391 tools, COinS and collecti- 303 SITUA nON WANTED on request Call 527- ANTIQUE Show & Sale St With 3 leaves, lall china bles. 885-9380 nationwide referrals, and LOVING Mother Experi- DAY CAllE 0305 John's Episcopal Church. SMALL white refngerator, cabinet Best offer. 881. a vanety of commiSSion enced Daycare Teacher February 13th, 14th 11 ,Single door, $100 Also 3560 WARM, reliable mom has FOR a really clean house plans, Including 100% In wants to care for your a m to 9 pm F b arge dark brown, $250. 406 fiREWOOD openings CPR certified call Beth, °""'7355 Re'I' e ruary So MATCHING Dhurne rug Grosse POinte call J P children Rivard/ Mack ~ '151h 10 am 10 5 P m Ih G E 822-8924 Non smoker Licensed and runner, large area Fountain at 886-5800 area non- smoker, refer. able & honest. Woodward at 11 Mile MELDRUM TREE SER. 885-2432 FRIDGIDAIRE Side by Side rug, all like new Brass Coldwell Banker ences 882-4480 HOUSECLEANING at 6 Royal Oak refrigerator, bronze, $200 VICE. Rolling back floor lamp, like new, $25. Schweitzer Real Estate DAY Care In a warm, Chns. RESPONSIBLE woman Will- hours for $40. (Weekly) -M-a-n-C-he-s-te-r-A-n-U-q-ue-M-a-IIKenmore eleclrlc stove, prices I Seasoned fire- Antique wash pJlcher and 19 Offices tlan home Licensed Ing to babySit over night, Expenenced Call Susan Anllques & Collectibles almond, $250 n4-5339 wood With kindling. $40., bowl, $50 ElgIn wall Expect The Best CPR. trained. Refer- faceco on weekends In your m-6812. 116 E MaIn, Manchester 35 rd71delivered. 881- clock, $30 Mirrors, pic- ences available 886- KITCHEN Aide dlshwasher- Are You Senous About home References Call WOMAN wants house Open 7 Days 10 to 5 as IS $50 882.7686 tures, shelves, and more 7378 Seiling Real Estate? 567-7246 work. Will work With eld. 313-428.9357 FINEST $ Can Buy Sea. 885-5075 - We are SERIOUS about The Nanny Network, Inc. erly.893-6313 ANTIQUE full bed and PORTABLE DIsh Washer soned Split Hardwood 24 hour care available LI' 86" SOLrD BLUE couch, your SUCCESSI Experi- Quality profeSSional child dresser WIth mirror Dark With butcher block top $55 a face cord Dellv- censed Mom Meals in- $300 881-6331 enced agents, ask about care In your home Call 306 S1TU~TlON WANTED cluded St Clair Shores Pine, beautiful Turn of Very good condition' ered 3 or more cords- our 100% program In HOUSE SITTING CARD SHOW. Harper n6-3283 us NOW for Informallon Ce t $875 nA1755 $175 884-2922 $50 each 727-3151,392. Grosse POinte, calf 65D-0670 SAVE the cost of kennels. =.".,.,.n..,.u.,..ry~...... _...__ ------3075 Woods Commumty Cen- George Smale at 886- ST. Clair Shores mom, Will- tn home pet care ROCK Maple Hutch. beautl' ler 1-94 and Allard Every CHILD are- Infant through 4200 Ing babYSit your Infant Reasonable rates Grosse fully refinished. Call 517. Finest Northern Fnday 5- 9 Cards and preschool Former work. Coldwell Banker and toddler Days or eve- POlnle references Call 479-6267 VALENTINE Antique Show Hardwood Sports Memorabilia Ing mother who under- Schweitzer Real Estate nings References n4- 886-8281 ---::D='=E""'N""LE=Y'"""""'S"""A-"N=TI--Q-U-ES-Crtadel Gallery 609 Hu. 1-2.3 year Aged Wanled Tables $20. 821- slands your needs 35 19 offices 2522 181h, 19th and early 20th ron. Port Huron, MI Feb- 4238. year old non- smoker 307 SITUATION WANTED Guaranteed Expect the best century Amencan an- ruary 14,15 & 16 Impor- Delivery Included BABYSITTING days 881- Toepferl Grallot area of NURSES AIDES MARANTZ Stereo Receiver tlques and decorative tant Antiques Guest East Detroit Full or part. S Model 2270, $100 886- Call In 9622 EXPERIENCED English arts Furniture and worthy Dealers Anllque Auto & tacking Available lime Reliable, caring 0688 speaking European Lady accessones QUills, folk Bicycle Displays Vintage 264-9725 Early BABYSITTING- Licensed, n3-7626 WEDNESDAY, 8-5 In Harper Woods home seekrng live- 10 posilion 10 art, decoys, toys, paint- clothing models. Free $45/ face cord Free Dellv- NEW bedroom set, queen between 1.94 and Mack CARING Grosse POinte take care of elderly Med. Ings and sportrng collectl' Research ServICe Fnday ery & Kindling Guaran. Size, large dresser, mlr. THURSDAY, 8-5 LOVing, posrtlve, creatrve mother, expenenced In Ical background Excel- bles All carefully selected evening preVIew, $5.00 leed Pioneer Tree Ser- ror, night stand, small ta- FRIDAY, 8.5 emllfonmenl Experi- Daycare, will care for lent references Call any- and displayed. Saturday & Sunday for In- vice 463-3363 ble, decorator country time, 884-0721 MONDAY, 8-6 enced Reliable. Refer- your children. Refer- 27112 Harper(bet 10 & 11) formal Ion (313)985-4690 DELIVERED Seasoned fire- look, $2200 complele 884-6916 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ences 881-1817. ences 882-4087 POINTE resldenls available Weekdays 9-5 - Sa11-5 24 hours (313)985-3737. wood With free !Irestart- 882.6900 LOVING, malure, experi- 304 SITUATION WANUO for pnvate- duty assign- Appolntmen1s available ers $45 face cord 839- SOFA- Shernll, new 84 Inch ments LiVe-in, hourly, n2.9385 custom Durable off whrte LOOKING for a challenging enced lady Wishes to ba- GENERAL Iravel 824-6876 881. WE BUY AND SELLI 2001 fabTic Re1aJl $3,100. Sell and rewarding career? bysrt, full time Excellent ENTERPRISING High 6715 RESTORATION of antique MOVING sale- 41 years of HOLIDAY Speclal- 24 $1,800, 885-3710 Expanding our offices In references 886-6152. School Senior, College month seasoned hard. wood and plasler frames treasures Inc!UdIng appll- Grosse POinte Full time NEED HELP? Home Health CHINA Cabinet- Cream col- 301 SITUATION WANTED bound, Willing to do "odd b k d wood Delivered, $65 Aide, 12 years expen- Quality work Jane DaVIS, ances, I es, racor s, experienced agents ClERICAL jobs". 885-6604 465-0972 safe, file cabinets, miscel- _7_95-_3803 _ ored, lighted, Excellenl ence, hours available M- condition" $275 247- wanted Excellent pay laneous antique fumrture, plan and room for EXPERIENCED In- Home 305 SITUATION WANTED F, 9- 1 527-9279 409 MISCELLANEOUS 5929 after 6. Medical TranSCrlpllonlst HOUSE CLEANING UNBELIEVABLE roJitop Royal Doulton, deppres. ARTICLES growth Will train Contact 301 SITUATION WANTfD desk, excellent condition, sion glass, poker table, seeking Eastside oppor- FIVE piece bedroom set. Michael 80jalad for confi- EUROPEAN Style of clean- OffiCE CLEA NING oak, includrng oak chair luggage, frames and hun- JIM Clarey "South Amen. tunities Free Pick-up and Traditional, medium oak dential interview 881- Ing Will refresh your can", unframed $1,500 EURO Malds- European 6 feel Wide, 50 Inches dreds of olher exciting Queen size bed, dresserl 7100 delivery Refe rences house Local references, n4-2428 style of cleanrng Days or high, 36 Inches deep Pieces Saturday, Feb mirror, 2 night stands available Reasonable own transportation, 7 SALES Counselors wanted nights $15 Special for Dated and signed- 1910 15th, 10- 4 790 West- CARPET. 175 Yards Super $1,0001 best 885-5808. rales Call Michelle at days a week Washing Looking for a challenging thiS month 365-1095. $5,490 882.5551 chester, Grosse POinte plush. Seafoam Like n3-1362 and Ironing 365-1095 BROWN Mmk stroller coat and rewarding career In MIKES Antiques, 11109 Park No presaJes. newl 885-0101 MATURE woman With 309 SITUATION WANTED Brand new! Size 12 $700 Real Estate Established CARMEN'S Morang, 881-9500. MOVING sale- Toro snow JAMES A. MONNIG phone and figure aptrtude SAlES or best offer n5-3671. Grosse POinte Realty has CLEANING French bedroom set, blower, Jawn mower, sofa BOOKSELLER would like part trme posI- 3 Immediate openings for SERVICE OMNI Telemarketing Ser. French louis XV side la- & love seat, ceiling fan, , 15133 KERCHEVAL COUCH never used, new. full. time experienced tion. n3-8m. No lime for housecleaning? VIces can do all of your ble wrth gold gild, Louis etc, etc Everythrng In 331.2238 Stili wrapped m plastic agents Excellent environ. 302 SITUATION WANTED Let our team come and advertiSing follow. ups by XV Cuno Cabinel with excellent condilion 5801 Selected books Green, tailored style. 78 ment and earning poten- CONVALESCENT CARE do rt for you our professional phone gold gild, French clocks, Audubon, Thursday- Sun- bought and sold Inches $250. 881-3007. ' tial Benefits Call Michael staff. You spent the French mirrors, Victorian day. SPORTS Card show (also I d d GRAY Mink & leather 3/4 BOjalad at 881-7100 COMPETENT SPRING SPECIAL money on the advertiSing, a les ask c.1880, Vic- comic books) Grosse IN.HOME CARE SERVICE tonan cylinder desk MOVING sale, QUalrty furnl- lenglh coal, excellent 100/0 Discount 1st time let us tum your sales Poinle Chnsllan School, LEADERS TLC elderly, children c 1850, VlCtonan ladles ture elc Thursday, Fn. condillon, medium, $4001 Senior Citizen discount leads Into cash Call 343- 1444 Maryland, Grosse Hourly, overnight rates chair, Victonan Medallion day & Saturday, 9- 3 negollable Beaver coat WANTED • Reasonable 6664. POinte Park Free admis- SALES OPPORTUNITY available Expenenced In love seat, Umoge mugs 23131 North Rosedale With racoon collar, size ,r • References BRILLIANT Salel markellng sion' Tables $25 Fund the Grosse POinte area & pictures, Mecoy, Rose- _Ct_,_S_t _C_'a_,r_S_h_o_re_s_.__ 10 $150 882-5356, after • Expenenced executrve seeks opportu- raISer 821~159. Pure Swiss Previously Hammond ville pottery, Willer, Per- 200pm • Insured nity to grow. Small COrr!- Skin care & Colour Agency, 30 years LI- Slall carpets, 011 paint- 405 ESTATESAlES SOFA. sleeper, Queen, In- • Bonded pany. 881-5148 LEFT hand golf set, 19 Nation Wide censed and bonded 584-n18 Ings, pnnts- Wallace ner spnng mattress, coral clubs, bag & cart, $250. and mauve Like new. Unlimited Territory Sally, n2-Q035 400 MERCHANDISE Nuttrng, oak chrna cabi- MAID-TEMPS, reSidential! 823-5058 $275 or best. 822-9561 ,r' < , ~l-9V.lf:.'IGJcann\j PlJyale duty ANTIQUES net, mahqg~~ Chippen- WE BUY BOOKS ~merci~. ID~W~ .._---~~~~--_._---~-~.~---~-----I ------...--.---.. ---. -~--~~~~_.- ...... _---,. - - - , I February 13, 1992 . Grosse Pointe News 7C 09 MISCELLANEOUS .09 MISCEllANEOUS 409 MISCElLANEOUS ARTIClES ARTIClES ARTiClES 410 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ! 412 WANHD TO BU~ 500 ANIMALS 503 HOUSEHOLD PETS 602 AUTOMOTIVI ADOPT A PET FOR SALE ~RD MOVING SaleTWlcker furnr- PRECIOUS MOMENTS. KITCHEN Remodeling; KNABE Baby Grand. Fruit ture and baskets, Frank. Over 40 select pieces WANTED used Phaff sew- SIAMESE miX, female, LABRADOR Retriever Kllchenwde dishwasher. wood. $20001 best. 882. 1983 Ford LID Wagon, Ing machine 949.0558 short hair, 1 year old, pups, AKG- Champion IIn wood stove, Carner Green Book Prrce 527. $75, wood table with 4 3148 loaded, low mileage, ex. 9,000 btu air. Some an- WANTED: very lOVing She prefers blood hne, dew claws. 9 cellent conditIOn. $2,900. tiques, many small items 2880 chairs. $100, GE Space- WM. Knabe console plano to be In a Single pet lam- males & 2 females. Wrist & Pocket Watches, n2.1704. n3-9806 LAWN thatcher, electrrc maker microwave- $100, Ivory keys Mahogany lIy. she wants her com. Owner of parents $200 Antique Jewelry & 1991 MERCURY TRACER, SNOW blower, Gilson, ex- start Snow thrower MIs- light fixture- $10, trash case Excellent condition panron to be devoted to 884-6199 Fountain Pens excellent condition, aIr, cellent condition $75 cellaneous, gardenl me- compacter. $20. 885. $3,000 526-9288 Leave her alone. Anti' Cruelty, IN ANY CONDITION!! BEARDED Collies Show 884-7315 chanlc tools. 881-8605 6449. message. 891.7188 AM/FM, 16,000 miles. Rolex • Patek Philippe • quality, puppies available $7,900 882-4087 486- 33 Computer. Brand OIL paintings, reproduc. QUALITY furmture, pIC- VIOLA for serIOus student Vacheron & Constantin • LOVABLE dogs and cats In Mld- March to qualified tures, rugs, much more SABLE LS, 1987 loaded , new Motherboard, 8MB tlons of the "Masters" . 822-8899 or professional. Stainer Cartier • Longlnes • need good homes For homes 881-0Q04 82,000 miles. Asking ram Brand new 220MB French Impressions, Re- replica, 16" 881-6159 Movado • Hamilton • adoption information call ADORABLE YOrkies want $4,250 885-3027. hard d!sc- never Used, nOlr, Monet, Degas and DINING room: Beautiful Omega • LeCoultre • Northern Suburbs Animal lOVing adoptive family. Nec MUltlSync VGA color more Gorgeous and af- dark mahogany, 1940's, STEINWAY walnut baby Breitling • Gruen • Tif. Welfare League Volun- 1977 Thumderblrd, good Small, AKC. shots. 884- monitor, MicroSoft fordable Prrvate show. curved glass china cab!- grand plano With bench fany & Co • Parker • teer 754-8741, 463-7422 transportation, 111,000 8285 mouse, Ms-Dos 5 0, MI- Ings available WIll come net, buffet, table and 6 Very flOe condition Waterman • Conklin miles $1200 or best of. shield back chairs Qual. Please call Michigan PLEASE croSoft Wmdows Ve, to your home or office. Call anytime PLEASE!!!! fer 885-5457. $3 500 8521606 Plano Company 548- DON'T DELAY! 3 O. Runs Dos or Unrx 558-5934 Ity, -. Oh b d (313)-540-4646. Help me find a lOVing 1981 Lincoln Mark 6 2200 t er ba y gran s Back In Time Int'l SPAY or NEUTER $2,800 Mark, 224-2701 DINING Room table MOVING SALE 27" con- also available home. I was left alone & Loaded I Good YOUR PET TODAY! condrtlon. or n~7 (round), 6 chairs Mahog- sole T V Trash compac- 112 Peabody Street. cold In an empty house- $2,6501 293-8758, An altered pet IS a healthier best tor, 4 drawer antique fil- NEW high polish ebony Downtown Birmingham BUT now I am healthy 839-2046 MOVING- Walnut & pecan any bedl nrght stand and happier companion Ing cabinet, maple corner console pianos from STANGL dinnerware, Coun- and looking for a home. I tnple dresser, double bed _n_3-_13O_7 _ Also, It spares you the 1985 Contmental, every desk Single pedestal $1,995 Including delivery, try LIfe, Kiddie Ware, and am a short hair, young complete $400 n6-352O MAHOGANY gnef and pain of haVing avadable optIOn, excellent desk, large oak desk WIth tUning and 15 year war- others 885-0934 after 6 female cat, with beautiful PUppies and kittens de- COnditIOn $4,750 I best NEW white wedding gown, INTERIORS credenzla. Upholstered ranty.'Jerry Luck StudiOS markings. If you have WANTED Police SCanner stroyed when no homes 884-4806 slip & head piece, never (Fine Furniture SWivel desk chair and n5-n58 room in your heart alld RadIO, hand. held. Good can be found Countless altered or worn $600 & Antique Shop) Side chair, triple dresser HOLTON Cornet (new) List home call. 886-6682. 1989 SABLE LS. loaded condition 886-4383 numbers of sweet, Innc>- n4-1606 506 S, Washington with mirror, bench press $580, saCrifice $295 leather. 1 owner. 58,000 cent little ones are eu- with weights Apartment Clannet (new) List $395, miles $7,375. 882-8890. WEDDING gown- size 7, Royal Oak, MI WANTED!! thanrzed every day In size refrigerator. n9. sacnfice $195. 884-3n5 505 LOST AND FOUND 1991, Silk, A1encon lace, (5 Blocks North of 696 Free- GOLD Jewelry, dental, optl' shelters across the coun- 1986 Escort L, 4 door sta- short sleeves $500 823- way at 10 Mde Take cal or scrap 3333, 884-1676 -A-r-e-a-s-B-e-s-t-a-u-a-I-ity- try because & pet wasn't IF you have lost a pet, any- tIOn wagon, air, auto- 1003 WoodwardJ Main Street PLATINUM Jewelry or In matiC, 35,000 miles, ex- SOFA, cnalrs, end tables, spayed or neutered It we where In the Grosse exit) Used Piano's dustnal new kitchen Sinks, new cut down on the numbers POInte area, please call cellent conditIOn. $3450 8 PIECE dining room set, Monday through Saturday DIAMONDS any shape bath carpet, mlscella- Spmets, consoles, upnghts, 0' of unwanted litters being us at Grosse POinte Anl- n5-3739 Drexel, Pecan, oval table 11 to 5:30 conditIOn neous househould items! Grands $395 and up born, we Will also cut mal CliniC ThiS week we 1991 Ford Taurus Wagon 40 x 64 with two 18" Closed Wednesday clothing 821-4386 Plano mOVing, tunmg, SILVER COinS, flatware and re- down on the number of have' female blackl GL. Loaded I Low milesl leaves and full pad, 5 and Sunday finrshing, repair, estimates lewelry abandoned, lost and un- brown Shepherd X with Excellent condltlonl Side chairs and one arm CentennIal ChIppendale ANTIQUE platform rocker and appraJSaIs GERMAN World War II rel- wanted animals to de- brown leather collar, $13,000 468-4682 eve- chair With upholstered wing back chair wrth ball $400 2 marble top end Michigan Plano Co. ICS, stamp collections, stray found Elm Court Grosse mngs. seats, beautiful buffet, & claw feet, Cambridge tables, $35 each n2. Woodward at 9 Mile Rd. promo model cards and WE WILL BE HAPPY TO POinte Farms Male, excellent condition crystal sternware (Rose- 5153. 54~2200 sports cards Wrrst and 1990 Escort LX, excellent PROVIDE ADVICE black with white patch $1,7501 best Call after 2, point pattern), mahogany pocket watches, running condition, 17,000 miles, 5 NEWER Self. cleaning gas Open 7 Days as well as a Lab X , With black collar 886-9281. banquet dining room Ia. or not. speed, power brakesl stove, $200, 2 year old Buying pianos nowl LIST OF ECONOMICAL and DetrOIt license FIREPLACE doors, pol. ble wrth extra leaves, 10 Premium paid for antique steenng, AMlFM stereo wmdow air conditioner, PIANO Appraisals Insur- SERVICE SOURCES Found Grosse POinte ished brass with glass carved Chippendale Rib- jewelry. $59001 best. 526-3365. $200 Both good cond). ance, estate, wholesale, Call us at: Park. Male tan! white Ter- doors, call for dlmen. bon back dining room THE GOLD SHOPPE _tl_on_._886-6682____ retail values. 25 years ner X, found' Barrington, 1986 Bronco, full sIZe. sions $100 882.2515 chairs, large mahogany 22121 GRATIOT 891.7188 REDECORATING Sale! expenence. 839-3057 Grosse Pointe Park Fe- Loaded with Eddie Baur BOOKCAS breakfront with secretary EAST DETROIT Anti-Cruelty Association male tan! white Terrierl package. New tiresl E With glass drawer and Chlnoisene, Dark pme hutch, excel- HAMMOND M3 Organ With 774-0966 NSAWL has a good selec- Dachshund X, found brakes! exhaust. ExceJ. doors, $200. Call only If Ornate Cheval mirror, lent condition. Brushed matching bench. Excel- CASH paid for baseball tlon of kittens and adult Blalrmoor Grosse Pointe lent condition. $7,800 or _1n_t_e'_e_st_ed_._886-__ 746_7_._ large exquisite mahogany brass chandelier. Drapes lent condition, $575 n3- cards and all other sports dogs for adoption 7 Woods. Male white Ter- best offer. 822-6699. Miscellaneous Pine ae- 0550,885-1904. breakfront (7 x 8), long cards. n6-9633 month black & white neu. ner X, found Mack & Ver. cessones King sIZe qUilt, ------_ 1989 Cougar, gray, 41,000 WE BUY and narrow Hepplewhlte tered, housebroken 20 nier Grosse POinte dust ruffle 882-2305. 411 OFFICE/BUSINESS SHOTGUNS, rifles and miles, leather seats. Ask- ORIENTAL RUGS sideboard & server, exec- pound Border Collie mix Woods Male German EQUIPMENT handguns wanted Par~ ing $9500 881~795. We pay more than anyone utive mahogany desk (3 x NINTENDO Games: 40 pound Golden Re- Shepherd with choke coJ- ker, BrOWning, Winches. for your rugs, regardless 5), house desk (2 x 4), $20 Call Andrew, :~ THREE desks, $100 each. tnever miX, spayed fe- lar (has been hit by a 1987 SABLE LS wagon~ ter, Colt, others Private of sIZe or condition partners Chippendale 1229. File cabinet, $75. 885- male, housebroken, ex- car). Found Kelly & loaded 3rd seat In back. style table desk (3 x 5), 2634. collector. 478-5315. 932.3999 NINTENDO, games, and -- cellent with kids 9 month Woodland, Harper $6.200 881-2991. more desks, nine pteCEl accessories. $801 best 500 ANIMALS old shep mix female, Woods. Please call. 822- 1982 PLYMOUTH Reliant solid mahogany dining 412 WANTED TO BUY ADOPT A PET 882-0897 after 4. spayed, housebroken, 5707, between 9 and 5 K, dependable, looks 18TH CENTURY reproduc. room set (exceptional), also good with kids DOGS & CATS good, great M P G No tlon, 4 poster bed with nine piece Drexel Duncan LADIES 5 speed SChWInn WANTED- Top $$ paid for Adults onlyl-8 year old FOUND male long haired PUPPIES & KITTENS rust. Must sell. $850 or canopy, solid cherry, rice Phyfe dining room set (ta- tandom, $250. Hide-a-bed Lelca, Hasselbad Nlkon neutered Toy Poodle, 7 black cat, about 1 1/2 AvaIlable for adoption. best 756-4949. '- carved, Queen Relatively ble has 3 leaves), oval couch, $75 Ladles roller and other cameras & pounds, sweet, lOVing years old Found on Home Vetennary Service new $850.824-6518. mahogany dlnrng room blades, size 5, $40. 885- lenses n3-0550, 885- n3-6839, 754-8741 Lochmoor. Grosse POinte 1973 Camaro 350, 4 barrel. 22931 14 Mile Rd, St WEDDING Gown, cream table WIth 3 leaves, set of 2432 1904 Woods 882-6276. new mtenor, built trans- ADULT cats for adoption color, pearls, sequins and 6 heaVIly carved Queen Clair Shores, 790-0233. miSSion Texas car Nice. AMIGO motorized- chair, ------OLD Fountain Pens Non. profit animal welfare LOST Cocka-poc>- Lake- Alencon lace throughout Anne dining room chairs, $3600 1-313-727-2705 excellent condition, many wanted Any type, any CLASSIFIED organization. Please call polntel East Warren area bodIce Chiffon handker- oil paintings, oriental rugs conditIOn Highest price 1982 FORD ESCORT, 4 chief ...hen;,; tea- 10th '7"(9J( 1~ much, more.' optlons. Make offer. ~1- paid ~~85 DEADLINE. . • 371-5807 or 749-3608 White curly haIr, 12 , 7915 , ! is 1 ---'--. - _ speed, needs carburetor slT\llll '5. ~ o~\ 545041;(0', -",ol'_ is still - GFtOSSE POinte Ammal years, very dearly missed ::.:::~?~ wor\< Good car for a me- SNOW blov.:er, $65 Wheel' TOP $$' P~id fo( ROlex and NOON TUESDAY G1inic ~(on Kercheval) has by elderly family An- _be~! 9fier 822-2816, FOR the NEOPHYTE pho- chaniC. $500 or best of. chair, $100 '4 krtchen other Wnst watches n3- for all regular hner ads. All 3 homeless dogs avail- swers to Tony Very please leave message. tog raper- Mlnolta's first, fer. n5-1722 chairs, $75. Desk chair, 0550,885-1904. measured, border, photo able this week for adop- fnendlyl Rewardl 886- AS low as $7210 quarterly 35MM, AF camera or other Special ads must tion: We have 2 very Cl.o~:' _4685__ . _ MERKUR 1985 XR4Tf, for no- fault Insurance on $7,000. plus 50MM F1 7 $25. Upholstered chairs CASH FOR 80,000 miles, 5 speed, pickups and vans owned lens $225 Ralph, 791- 881-7104. KIDS' CLOTHES be In by . . . little Temer mIXes, (1 LOST! cat, older black black, moon roof. loaded, by seMce contractors. _8_743 _ 4:00 p.m. MONDAY Male, 1 Female). W'! also male VICinity of Manor ANTIQUE Eastlake Ladies WOMENS CLOTHES excellent condition Also automobiles, homes, DESIGNER wedding gown chairs. Glass tea cart. ON CONSIGNMENT NO CLASSIFIED ADS have a very affectionate and Chalfonte 881.0522 CAN BE TAKEN Female black and brown ------__ $3,500. 331.5263. contents and health In- 1991 collection, IVOry, Byrde crystal, Hummels. Call our 24 hour Info No. AFTER NOON German Shepherd mix. surance at very low rates I beaded, sIZe 6. Best of. Cranberry glass. n4- 881-8228 1985 1/2 Lynx Wagon, ON TUESDAYS! For more information call 508 PET GROOMING AI Thoms Agency, 790- fer n3-8873 power steenng! brakes, 1884. LEE'S RESALE us at 822-5707 between air, cassette, new tires, GROSSE POINTE NEWS 9- 5 WILL do pet grooming In 6600 APPLE IIC 128k, Imagewri. POWER Stride II Tread Mill- 20331 Mack excellent condition. CHERRY dining room, ter II, color monitor, exter- Excellent condition I $160 ------882.6900 -G-O-R-G-E-O-U-S-S-I-am-es-e-m-Ix-:ru:s h~~. ~::n:; $2,3001 best offer. 294- plano, new couch and nal dnve, joy stick, 20 firm. 884-0180. 411 OFFICE/BUSINESS EQUIPMENT WISH LIST long haired female. She 8537. 2678, after 6 00 p.m. loveseat, bedroom fuml' plus programs $1,000 or DINING room table, 6 Needed liqUid laundry deter.. IS very affectionate. For ------1979 Uncoln Collector Be- ture n2-8838. best 884-9840 chairs, buffet, serving gent. Paper Towels more info call 891-7188, 600 AUTOMOTIVE nes, navy blue, loaded, cart $700 or best. 254- Classified Advertising COUCH 5 feet, yellowl QVA 35MM film- 200 speed Anti- Cruelty AMC leather seats GREAT 882-6900 white $150 Coffee table 6866 after 6 p.m. MAKE IT A BE KIND TO TRI County Collie Rescue. 1981 Spint 2 door, auto- RIDE! 882-0028 Retail Advertising cabmet, small secretary: BEAUTIFUL Mahogany COMPUTERS ANIMALS WORLD. Collies for adoption matIC, 6 cylinder Texas 1977 FORD Granada, 882-3500 more. n6-352O. 1940's Chippendale cam- car, $1,0001 best 921. News Room ------__ ANTI. CRUELTY Fence required Call for Grandmothers car. ExceJ. elback sofa WIth claw and ASSOCIATION 882.2094 ROCKPORT dining room 6027, n8-3375. lent conditIon Many new ball $850 852-1606. COMPLETE SYSTEMS 13569 JOS. CAMPAU information, n4-4333 or ------table (34 x 46) plus leaf. 286/12 DETROIT 48212 362-4148 or 522-8405 60 l AUTOMOTIVE parts $850. 886-5924 DRESSER blond, 8 draw- 4 hlghback chairs. Ethan WOOD lathe, Craftsman 12 995.00 CHRYSLER 1982 Lmcoln Conhnental, ers 60 x 20. Removeable Allen china cabinet (30 x Inch, 1/2 HP motor, 9 386/16 1295.00 891.7188. FREE to lOVing home new englnel Iransl mirror, 34 x 52 $40. 779- 80) with lower cabinet turning chiselS, Sorby HUSKY-MIX, 4 1/2 years 1982 Dodge 400, looks- 386/25 1425.00 brakes! tires. $4500. 343- 4915. doors Excellent condl- Sheffield steel, face plate, old Loves everybody' runs fine $650. 884- 386/33 1525.00 0799. 0649 LYNX fur lacket, ladles tlon This IS a great buy! sanding disc $250. 884- , ADOPT MOVing to apartment blege, SIZe 101 12 $190 $450. 886-9411 2831 486/33 1895.00 885-2932 1985 LASER Turbo, 74,000 1987 Escort Wagon GL 839-9704. $59,00 MO, miles, good condition, Air, auto new battery, COLOR TV., 1981 Magna- .10 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 501 BIRDS FOR SALE loaded. $3,000. 885-8320 fuel pump, transmlSSJOO, KING SIZe.Sealy mattress vox 25", $175 Refngera- A highway mIles. Very and box spnng. $150. 1989 Dodge Daytona ES. tor, $150 Upnght freezer, YES AFRICAN Grey- good clean! $2,500. n5-5851 881-6264. USED PIANOS 36,000 miles, excellent $150. 881-2313 talker, beautful conditIOn, AT BARGAIN PRICES conditIOn. $7,400. or best. 1989 Taurus wagon LX, WE HAVE BC/BS & PET 3 cages, $750 331.1052 Used Spinets-Consoles 884-6936 37,000 miles. New tires, leave message. 405 ES1 ATE SALES 405 ISTATE SALES Upnghts & Grands MEDICARE BILLING excellent condrtJOn. 822- 1988 Sundance 4 door, au- ABBEY PIANO CO. 7603 SYSTEMS TODAY CANARIES- Male Singers & tomatic with air, new ROYAL OAK 541-6116 Females Vanety of Col. 1989 MUSTANG LX, 2.3 ESTATE MOVING SPECIALISTS tires Excellent condition. PIANOS WANTED ors 521-1381. Must see. $3.900 B39- automatiC, loaded. Specialized packaging and shipping. TOP CASH PAID ECI 6211. $6,500.468-4909 Fragile, large, awkward and valuable items. WANTED- Top $$ paid for GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? 1989 Lincoln Towncar, 1977 PLYMOUTH Fury Gibson, Fender, Gretsch COMPUTER black, leather, sunroof, THE PACKAGING STORE Sport 318 automatiC, and other mUSical Instru- ~ RELAX! excellent shape, 55,000 20083 Mack Ave. • 886-1888 ments n3-{)550, 885- WHOLESALERS power steenng, brakes, mIles Asking $11,900 USE OUR FAX AMIFM, good body Ex- 1904 ...And help 884-5255,881-6976. 25801 HARPER AVE. cellent transportation BALDWIN upright studio keep these call and InqUire about our 1991 ESCORT wagon, OVER 15 YEARS OF SERVICE References $300 881-6796 plano Almost new Black ST. ClAIR SHORES, MI. FAX MACHINE. When loaded, 16,000 miles, '. animals off the DODGE, 1983 Charger, 2.2 Ebony finISh and pleaSing time Is short and our lines $8,8951 Best. nl-8859. .. engine, runs good, $850 .. KATHERINE ARNOLD tone call 824-7182 313-"8-2345 street and out are bUSy, you can simply .. 526-6637 1986 MUSTANG LX, 5.0, FAX the copy along. with ,- automatIC. arr, power win- & ASSOCIATES 409 MISCELLANEOUS 409 MISCELLANEOUS of danger. In billing and category 1985 Anes K Car $2,500. 4 ARTICLES , ; dows and locks Loaded. ARTICLES Information. door, air 756-0763 an effort to Good condrtlOll $3,950 Estate - Moving Sales 1974 Plymouth Valiant 4 881-0971 .~ ~. better promote GROSSE POINTE NEWS door. 6 cylinder, auto- I~ 603 AUTOMOTIVE pet adoption, 882-6900 matiC, power steering, CALL 771-1170 GENERAL MOTORS C.CHAUNDY ~ the display ads new exhaust, 120,000 Appraisals Antiques miles $875 n2-9061 1987 BUICk Century StatIOn International Fine Art have been Wagon- 69.000 miles, ga- ~ 602 AUTOMOTIVE Specializing in 18th & 19th Century raged Loaded II Very ~ moved to the . FORD style oil paintings, period frames, good conditIOn' $4,500 end of the 1988 Escort EXP, 30,000 886-5493 custom recreations of the Masters. ~ miles, like new $3500 ~ 1981 Chevy Citation, runs classified n5-033Q Gallery Grand Opening I $100 Call Tom, 885- ~ section. WANTED 1987 Ford Aerostar XL 0234 Sunday, Feb. 23 Plus 3 0 Lrtre Loadedl To 1986 Pontiac Panslenne 12:00 - 4:00 I Full power, high capacity, Brougham, 4 door, Buy air. stereo cassetto, new I 17110 Kercheval in the Village loaded, excellent condI- I brakes, low mileage, HORSES tIOn $3500 884-1043 Grosse Pointe Estate Sales, Inc. 886-3110 ~ $5,800 884-1704 Estate - Household - MOVIng & 1979 FIREBIRD Esplnt Gorgeous and Affordable ~ 1987 Taurus GL V6, MARY ANN BOLL PATRICIA KOLOJESKI PONIES Black on black, cloth Inte- on Paintings. loaded Excellent condi- nor V-a, great condltlOll, 882-1498 885-6604 I tion 57,000 miles l!J~~l!l 313-752-4136 $12,099 Of best 756- $4,395 886-3941 4952 I< ---- . -....-.. -- ... 4t'- ..... ~ ... _ ...... -.---...... _ ...... - -.. - --- ...... --- &..... -- ... .-- _ ------.-...... -...... ,0606 ...... _. __ • ..... 6: ~~~~~~~-'-~-' __ • tt _~~~ _ •.•.••.•• =•• ~._- •• en .e I I ------February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News 9C ..... TS/ DUPLEX 700 APTS flATS, DUPlEX 700 APTS flATS'DUPLEX 701 APTS /HA TS/ DUPLEX Point.s, Harper Woods . POlnles Harper Woods 701 APTS/flATS/OUPLlX 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLlX 701 APTS 'FtATS, DUPLEX 70S HOUSES fOR RE , Pointes Harper Woods O.'ro,'/ Wayne Caunly D.'roi'/Woyne Coun'y Delroil I Wayne County . S.LS Macomb County Poinles/Horper Woods .. GROSSE Pointe Park, Bea. GROSSE Pointe Park. Bea- TROMBLEY. 2 bedroom, ONE bedroom upper par- • consfield south of Jeffer. consfield. Attractive 1 CADIEUX! harper A clean TWO bedroom lower, $300. LAKE LIVING Grosse BEAUTIFUL 1/2 acre 0;"" recently redecorated up- tially furnished, appll. son. :3 bedroom upper, bedroom lower flat Very upper 2 bedrooms, large Includes electnc and wa. POlnlel St. Clair Shores Lake St Clair, 3 bed- living room, dining room, per flat Appliances, lease ances No pets Prefer no clean, appliances. Coin rooms, basement, ga. ter Securrty deposit and Apartments avaIlable at room, 3 car garage, boat kitchen appliances, plus deposit $690 822. children Heat included, base- laundry in basement. rage $375 823-1795 references needed 885- The Shore Club, Jeffer- hOiSt, 90' frontage 882- ment, attic. References, 0681 $425 plus secUrity 885------8959 $3901 month, heat in- NEAR Grosse POinte Nice --- _ son & 9 Mile, on Lake St 9548 Available Immedi- secUrity deposit. $550 3987. ClaIr 1, 2 3 bedrooms ately cluded Security deposit. 124 MUIR Rd. 1 bedroom, 3 bedroom flat With ga- LAKEPOINTE. Whittier, & month 823-1836 eve- No pets. AvaJlable now. dining room, kitchen. WHITTIER. 9550, one bed- ranging from $600 Call nings rage and applrances In- basement studIO apart. THREE bedroom brick $375/ month $375 secu. room, front. middle level n5-3280 i 886-4820. cludlng laundry $4501 ment, $3001 monthly In- Ranch, $7501 month rity. No pets. Ideal for Near 1.94 New kItchen, H,ARCOURT, spotless TROMBLEY (724) Three month plus utilities 839- cludes all utilities- washer APARTMENT (1 1/2 bed. Gro!>se POinte schools adults. 294-1345. air conditiOning and pri- .Jower, kitchen appliances, bedroom lower, 1 1/2 4514 Leave Message & dryer. Immediate occu. room) Extra large Unit, 398-5025 2 bedrooms, Flonda vate parking Very clean ------paney Leave message at redecorated Excellent lo- bath, 2 car garage, newly UPPER 2 bedroom, In- ALTER! Jefferson. one bed. 693-6170 Grosse Pointe Shores room, Ilvmg room, dining $335 Free heal 886- cation n8-4872 decorated, air. Appli- cludes heat and app!1- \ Lakeshore Address, 3,000 room, fireplace, separate 2496 room apartment. Working -U-P-P-ER-fl-a-t-1-bed-room--Al-I ances Included. Very ances, $425 month. 1 1/2 person or senior citizen 12 MILE & Little Mack area, square feet, 2 1/2 baths, basement, garage door UPPER Flat. Devonshire} nice $850.881.1811 month securrty deposit preferred $265, utilities utilities E Warren! E large one bedroom, heat 3 bedroom, all major ap- opener. Available now 822-9188 Outer Dnve SpaCIOUS, SPOTlESS, newly dec0- Included 331-6971 Outer Drive $3501 Included- $4001 month pliances $1,700 a monlh' $750 882-6008 carpet, refngerator, stove, rated, upper flat on Mary- TWO bedroom apartment, ------month~ More Information call la- Available Immediately newly decorated, $400 UPPER 2 bedrooms One land. 2 bedroom, IMng hardwood floors! carpet, W:r::E~pac~o~~er 2 D~~ GROSSE POINTE AREA-2 von, n3-2035 n2-{)017 block from Village, car. plus depOSit Working room, dining room, bath, heat, appliances, laundry, room upper No pets bedroom upper With HARPER! 16 Mile Easy 1- LOVELY 4 bedroom COLD- petlng and kitchen appll. only 527.1094 after 5 krtchen WIth appliances, parking 824-3849. DepoSit required $400 stove, rehngerator. Rede- 94 access Huge onel NIAL, Grosse POinte ances Included Base- THREE Mile Dr 1 Mack, 1 separate basement WIth BRIGHT 3 bedroom upper Includes heat Beeper, corated. Excellent condl- two bedroom, including Park, S of Jefferson ment, carport $575. plus bedroom, $325 Includes washerl dryer, new fur- flat in the Park on Not. 714-2031 tlon TAPPAN & ASSQ. heaU water, Lanse CrUise Fireplace. all appliances, utilities 884-3207 nace, new carpeting, oak heat. Available now 885------CIATES,884-6200 tlngham Updated 11115 NOTIINGHAM, 2 --- _ Schools, pets welcome all Window Ireatments woodwork, garage. No 0031. Starting at $425 468- GROSSE POinte Crty- 2 kitchen, hardwood floors bedroom, central air, ap- WARREN! Cadieux area, $1,350 per month plus. Smoking or pets. $525/ 7425 bedroom upper flat, liVing Available Immediatelyl EASTPOINTE Condo- 4535 pllances, $425 plus secu- OIce upper flat, adults security and references month. ~1821. 646-1563 & dining room, carpet 824-0537. Cadieux, One bedroom nty 371-6438 or 881- preferred, no pets $390 KELLY Rd - Attractive 1 throughout, remodeled upper, heat $395 month UPPER- 3 room. Private 0517 n8-6473. bedroom apartment Ideal BRIGHT, sunny two bed- kitchen & bath, garage & FOR LEASEII 885-6325 rear entrance. Prefer ma------for slng\e or mature lady room bungalow, Roslyn basement $650 plus se- HARCOURT. $1,000 EXCELLENT area Near CADIEUX! Mack, large 1 ture WOlklng person 885- MORANG! Whlttlerl Cad- Heat inclUded 294-7592 near Mack Fresh decor, currty. Includes heat 463- 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath Eastlandl Harper Woods, bedroom apartment 9373. Ieux. refngerator, stove & new kitchen, all appli- 2228 NEFF. $700 spaCIOUS, 2 bedrooms, Stove, refngerator, heat. 11 MILE! JEFFERSON i LOWER on Beaconsfield, 2 bedroom, 1 bath heat Included. For one mini blinds, appliances, $375 739-5181 Large and qUiet newly deco- ances, lovely famllyl ree HARCOURT. Grosse POinte bedroom- $355 call 885- room $650. 1 1/2 secu- well kept, fireplace, hard- Higbie Maxon 886-3400 garage. and fenced yard CADIEUX! Mack. One bed- rated 1 bedroom apart- Park 3 bedroom duplex, 8371. For two bedroom. rity 886-1924 wood & carpeting, all ap- For appointment call 588- room, diOlng room, ment With carpeting and 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, full 701 APTS/FlATS/DUPLEX $425 Call 371-6044 pliances, garage 822- 5796 kitchen, front room, ga. appliances, Window In GROSSE POINTE basement, one car ga. De'roil/ Wayne Counly 2518. 5310 GRAYTON. lower In- every room, security St PauUJefferson 2,450 sq rage $850 Call 222. HAVERHILL near Mack rage. $310, securrty. ~ EASTERN Market apart. come, 2 bedroom, liVing locked. Near Express- ft -4 bedroom brick Colo- 3710 1030 Waybum. 5 room up- Upper 1 bedroom, appll- _8029 _ ment and loft, lots of Win- room, dining room, ways and shopping Heat nial, 2 1/2 baths, den, per flat, stove & refrigera. ances Available Immedl- BEDFORD large lower flat, ONE bedroom upper 2162 dows, central air, all utili- kitchen, bath Basement, Included Ideal for non- country kitchen, appli- tor. New bath & off street ately. $245 month n5- 2 bedrooms, heat, refng- Vernier Tenant pays heat parking. Newly deco. ties Included, beautiful laundry space. Stove, re- smoking mid-aged or sen. ances, air Brokers wel. 4901 erator, stove Included lor \ find electric. Garage rated $4501 month plus units $6501 $750. 259- fngerator, heat and water come $1,800/month NEAT clean one bedroom $475 month plus securrty. lI~vallable. $425/ month. security deposit. 343- 0710. Included. NeWly painted 881-3272 or 884.3360. D&H Properties 737-4002 apartment, new slove, AI,886-8096. L $425 secUrity. 885-0840. 0153. HARPERJ Cadieux area & carpet throughout NEWLY Decorated 2 bed- GROSSE POINTE PARK Large, clean, qUiet 1 bed. Shown Saturday & Sun- basement storage area, OUTER Drive area, East room condominium, 1 112 GROSSE Pointe Woods- 5 BEACONSFIELD, 1084, 5 3 bedroom, 2 bath 2.story room apartment. Appll. day, 1 pm .• 4 p m. $325 plus utilities, 1 1/2 Warren and Chatsworth. baths, basement, carport, froom lower, newly deco- room upper, brand new With newer oak kite-hen month security 882.5735 2 bedroom upper flat. all appliances $550 824- rated, carpetmg, fire. kitchen, spotless, off ances. $375 Includes ONE bedroom apartments, $595 month 881-4200 OUTER Drivel East Warren Large living room. Negoti- 4040. -place, appliances. Ideal street parking, appll. heat. 882-8398. hardwood floors, Alter Johnstone & Johnstone area. large lower f1al, 2 able. 882.2079. for adults No pets. $550 ances, m,ni blinds. $495/ OUTER Drivel Chandler Road! Jefferson towards ST. CLAIR SHORESI area. THREE Bedroom Bungalow bedrooms, dining room, MORANG! 7 Mile- 2 Bed- a month plus utilities and month, Includes heat. Park. Clean, COzyl Twol the river. $325- $3501 2 bedroom Condo New In Convenient Farms area large kitchen, fireplace, room duplex. ApplianqlS. Cflecurity deposit. 821- 824-7842. three bedrooms. Heat In- month Including heat carpeting ImmedIate oc. with newer kitchen, win- Flordla room Appliances Clean & cozy. No pels 0,6501. cluded 371.1624 822.2300. cupancy $600 per dows, and carpeting RIVARD (330) five room and heat Included. $500. $400 plus plus. 371-5130. month. Includes heat. Central air for summer! LOWER two bedroom upper, hardwood floors, SPACIOUS 3 bedroom. EAST Outer Dnve, near plus secunty Available 974-2349 days. 885-1523 Bolton- Johnston Assoc., . apartment, stove} refnger. appliances, modern Heat Included, appliances Van Dyke- Lovely modern March 1st. 885-1659. 702 APTSIflATS DUPLEX evenings. 884-6400 atorl heat included. Call kitchen. One car garage, available, fireplace. Ken- one bedroom apartment. S,C.S Macomb Counfy after 4 p.m. 822-5025. neat inclUded. $n5. plus slngton between Mack carpeted, air conditioned, THREE bedroom brrck colo-' and Warren. 884-6274 parking- $340 per month 1325 SOMERSET ST. CLAIR SHORES One CLAIR SHORES pARK- 1131 Maryland. security. 884-7987 Well mamtalned 2 bedroom bedroom apartment, ST. nlal (Notre Dame) 1 1/2 including heat- 892-8370 bath, 2 car garage, fire- Clean, spacious 2 bed- UPPER flat, 3 bedrooms, BISHOP, 2 bedroom. Appli. or 881-3542 St fn t newly decorated and car- room upper, appliances, ances, garage, separate upper ove re gera or, peted, heat Included. 8 1/2 Mile & Mack area, place and central air, all balcony front and back, washer, dryer and ga- 886-0478. close to all shopping. On utilities. No pets $395 ST. JOHN area, cozy up- appliances, all Window I I carpeted, garage. $475. ample parking, carpeted, rage Available March 1st --______bus line. Cl~an, one bed. I including heat. 885-9468. plus utilities 881-2979. per, no pets, $330 plus treatments, new carpeting new kitchen, new bath- $575 plus secunty de- WATERFRONT 1 bedroom room units. New applr. security. ~1n6 plus hardwood floorsi; room. References NOmNGHAMJ Jefferson- $600. ONE bedroom apartment posit Ideal for adults, no apartment on lake St. ances and carpeting Cell- Panelled lamlly room, pa- 331.7557. rtwo bedroom. RecenUy 9520 Whittier, heat and WHITTIER near Kelly Rd- pets, non-smoker Call af. Clair Penninsula. Private Ing fans, plenty of off tio, fenced In yard With liremodeled. Excellent con. NOTTINGHAM. south of water Included. Carpeted very nice one bedroom ter 6 p.m entrance. DaVIt hOist for street parking, cable TV established gardens and ditlon. Appliances in. Jefferson. Two bedroom Ideal for mature adults. apartment. carpeted. air 882-2525. boat up to 6000 Ibs. $600 available Rent Includes lawn service one block cluded. 882-7065. upper. Redecorated, ap- Immediate occupancy conditioned. parking also Includes utilities, ap- heat and excellent main. Irom school and shop- Secunty depoSit, credit $320 a month including phances, garage and tenance service A nice ping $1,200 For more Don't Forget. pliances, new carpet, SAVE while enjoYing a Im- new bathroom $425. check and references heat- 526-5276 or 881. maculate, sunny, one beautiful view 468-8763. quiet place to call home details call 882-3611 Call your ads In Earlyl $320 per month. 881- 3542. GROSSE POINTE NEWS 827-4188,331-0699. bedroom upper. Over- ONE 1 1/2, 2 and 3 bed. Open Monday thru Fnday 1443 Hampton 3 bedroom, 8974. ------, 929 Nottmgham- Large looking Grosse POInte room apartments. Largest 9 to 5 pm. Saturday 10 1 bath bungalow Fire-_ 882-6900 WHIniER! Harper area, 5 Carpet, Levelors, appli- apartments In townl Heat to 3, or by appointment. . sunny three bedroom up- TOWNHOUSE, 2 bedroom, room upper, carpeted, place, basement &, ga, GROSSE POINTE. ances, laundry. QUIet se- Included. From $450. two per. Oak floors, garage, carpeted, recently deco- appliances, heat In. rage $800 P8f month cure professional bUild. 886-2665 bedroom apartment, extremely well maIO. rated, Morang! 7 Mile cluded, mature adult, no $450 881-8321 kitchen appliances, stor- Ing. Corner DevonshlTel talnedl Must seal $625. $435. Working applicants pets Secunty depOSit UPPER- 9 Mile! Mack area HARPER Woods 2 bed. age room, carport, very Mack Only $375 in- 823-5154 after 5. only 884-8990 _3_7_2-_9_866 _ Ideal for Single No pets 777-7840 room house, newly d~ good condition. $6051 cludes heat 1 1/2 secu- Heat included $405. 790- rated, $450 plus deposit:: month plus securrty. 881. 702 APT5 flATS, DUPLEX 702 APTS}FlATSjDUPLEX rity 886-1924 3944 702 APTS!fLATS/DUPLEX CHAPOTON Call between 4 & 9 5211l 2806. S, C.5, Macomb Counly S.C.S/ Macomb County S,C.S/ Macomb County LOVELY modern one bed- MODERN one bedroom, APARTMENTS 8799 ': TWO rooms and bath- room apartment- car. ~pllances, central air, HARPER Woods, Grossel heated. Refngerator and peted, air conditioned, dishwasher, washer & FIRST floor- one bedroom, POinte schools- Holly~ stove. $275 plus secunty. parking Cadieux! Morang dryer, 11 Mile & Jefferson new carpet and paint, wood Ranch WIth 4 bedJ: 884-3566. BLAKE APARTMENTS area $360 a month In- area $4501 month 274- heat Included n3-8581 rooms, new kitchen, bath,l. o Well Maintained cluding heat 881-3542 2932 ATTRACTIVE, well kept 1, all appliances, air, carpet: LARGE one bedroom apart- 2 and 3 bedroom rentals. Immediate occupancY, • Newly Decorated 702 ",PTS/FLATS/DUPLEX 702 APTS flATS DUPLEX ment, heat Included, ex- Completely remodeled S.C.S/Macomb County $600 monlh 882-8015 • Secure Building S.LS Macomb County cellent location n4-2123 kitchens and baths In- GROSSE POinte Woods- 3, cludes- appliances, new • Close to Shopping, JEFFERSON/13 1/2 MILE bedroom ranch, 2 baths,' carpeting, most utilities, Churches and Transportation ST. CLAIR SHORES SpaCIOUSapartment, custom private parking, fireplace, bUilt for onglnal owner :~~1~1= Refer~1 basement, garage. From • 1 Month Free Rent With 1 2nd floor of 12 unit com- $390. ~292O. Year Lease LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS plex 2 bedrooms, 2 full GROSSE POinte Fa~ baths, TV room or den bedroom house, newly, CARRIAGE House. 2 bed- 24901 JEFFERSON. SOUTH OF 10 MILE • Senior Citizen Discount Own laundry room, decorated, carpeted, fin- room, appliances. Cad- n washerl dryer. Large Irv- Ished basement. Near: IeuX! Jefferson. $5251 "Nautical Mile Ing room, dining area, wet Farms Park $635. 884- month plus utJlltJes 343- $450 $550 bal, gas fireplace Large 3995, 881-7847 9053, evenings. EXTRA LARGE APARTMENTS POINTE GARDENS kitchen, many bUilt-In fea- SHORES GARDENS PARK- LakepolOte, 3 bed- GROSSE POinte Park. 5 tures, all appliances Heat 7 MILEIEXPRESS WAY MACK/O'CONNER • Vertical Blinds • Lots of Closets room, 2 car garage, applI- room lower, appliances, Included No pets Ideal HARPER WOODS ances. Very comfortable [remodeled bath, separate ST. CLAIR SHORES • Air Conditioning • Cable Ready for adults $800 plus se- $665 881-8424 futilities, basement, en- ST. CLAIR TERRACE currty deposit Avadable .closed porch, totally n0n- KELLY GARDENS Walk to Shopping, Top Restaurants . March 1 886-0871 LARGE Ranch 2 bedroom, 10 MILE/JEFFERSON smoking house. AVaIlable 9 MILE/KELLY 9 MILE! Kelly, near every- 2 baths, den, family ST. CLAIR SHORES March 15th 822.5941 ROSEVILLE Private Park/Beach. 1 Block thing, one bedroom, AlC, room, air conditioned $1,100. 881-4606 702 APTS/flATS/DUPLEX Rent Guarantee heat, laundromat, base- S.C.S/ Macomb Cpunty 824-9060 ment storage, modern GROSSE POinte erty. 3 Free Moving - Details. bUilding, $430 plus secu- bedroom house, 1 bath, my,881-7613 updated kitchen, 2 fire- places, CIA, $1,200 a 1 Bedroom - $460 FIRST floor, one bedroom, month 885-7389 new carpet and paint ST. ClAIR SHORES includes heat SpacIous apartment, heat 706 HOUSES FOR RENT Included n8-6313 Detroit / Wayne County 778-4422* 70S HOUSES FOR RENT NEAR Moross/ Mack, 3 Poin'es/Horper Woods bedroom house, stove, refngerator, carpet Newly SPACIOUS DELUXE ONE & TWO GROSSE POinte Woods 3 decorated $535 plus se- bedroom Ranch Rede- currty deposit 343-0153 corated & remodeled BEDROOM UNITS after 430 p m Sel1iors OnIY1~ kitchen, all appliances APARTMENTS r I central air, 2 car garage TWO bedroom home, AGE 55 :y $875 per month plus utilI- newer carpet, large • PRIVATE BASEMENT • CLOSE TO SHOPPING tres 882-2286 fenced yard, $450/ month Dn ANDOVER - plus secUrity Call 882- GROSSE POinte Woods, • CENTRAL AIR AND FINE RFSTAURANTS LIVE INDEPENDENTLY 5282 AMONG YOUR PEERS lovely three bedroom CONDmONING ranch on pnvate cul-<1e- TWO bedroom house near • SWIMMING POOL & 'Affordable (From $375/mo ) , Maintenance Free sac, dining room. fire- St John Hospital, appli- • CARPORTS AVAILABLE • SocIa! Acllvlties • HaiT Salon place, stove} refngerator, ances Included 824- CLUBHOUSE back deck Tastefully 0028,725-7696 , Garrlpning Space ' ASSIstance In Seiling decorated, lots of store MARSEILLES, 2 bedroom, age, 2 1/2 car garage , Van TransportatIOn Your Home 1 1/2 bath, semlfinlshed Also, close to all pubhc NORTH SHORE APTS basement $4501 month FREE MOVING schools $1,000 per 1st- last secunty 839-: JEFFERSON - N. OF 9 MILE month plus securrty de- 0063 posit 886-6400 FROM $585.00 HARPER Woods Area 2: BUNGALOW, 2127 Hamp- bedroom $490- $510 . ton 2 bedrooms, den. liV- In EAST DETROIT 882-3057 ~ROSEVILLE Ing room, kitchen, 1 bath, GRANT MANOR GR~NDl\lONT GARDENS basement, appliances. WATERFRONT Harbor ls-;' 771-3124 curtains. and carpeted land 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 ~ (near S, Ilalill &, Sl Veronl' al) ("ll\mgdiliaoce to 1101) Inooetnts) bath, newly remodeled: 11100 ~lne Mile 16151Grandrnont Court $675 per monlh plus de- OPEN 9 - 5 DAILY SAT -10 - 3 POSit Couples preferred WIth 25' boat dockage • 77[.3374 776.7111 No pets Taking applica- (power or satQ $700 a: tIOns Call 881-2484 month plus secunty 954-. ~ ~. I • b ••• .~~ ~~ _ ~ --...... _- .. -. - _ Or nn ...... -...... _ ...... ftz _ • ., ..... _...... • • I • f----- MICROGqAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION SERVICES. SYSTFM<: • rnNC::1I1 T4T1nPJ February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News :706 HOUSES FOR RENT 709 '(OWNHOUSES/ CONDOS 716 OffiCES/COMMERCIAL 722 VACATION RENTAL Oelroi' :Woyne Counly FOR RENT FOR RENT OUT OF STATE 100 HOUSES FOR SALE 100 HOUSES FOil SALE. 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE FOUR bedroom home LIv- WOODBRIDGE EAST OFFICES, OFFICES MYRTLE Beach condo, 2 FIRST OFFERING Ing room with natural fire- Condo, two bedroom, 2 'Grosse Pointe HARPER WOODS GROSSE POinte Farms 2 OFFICES bedroom, 2 1/2 bath HARPER! WHITTIER place. Dining room, 1 1/2 bath, appliances $600/ Woods 19919 COUNTRY CLUB story- brick Capecod Ocean view! 885-8959 SpacIOus brick ColOnial baths Available April 1st month. 343-9053 Sharp 6 room bnck Ranch Beautiful decor, 3 bedroom home 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 KERCHEVAL! HILL being sold to seWe estate $600/ month plus secu- 723 VACATION RENTAL With finished basement, bnck bungalow w/Grosse baths Immaculatel Over- MORANG near Kelly 1 rity 445-9623 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 3 bedrooms, denllibrary, family room With natural POinte Schools. Finished SiZed 2 1/2 car garage, bedroom, liVing room, 2nd floor. rear fireplace Many updates fireplace, dining room and basement With 1/2 bath new kitchen, fenced yard GROESBECK! 8 Mile 2 kltchenene, new carpet, two private offices BOYNE Country, 3 bed- mcludlng new roof Of- 1 1/2 car garage and shower Large 2 car Call for Information about bedroom/ basement $400 stove, refrigerator m- roomy clencal area room, 2 1/2 bath ranch fered "as IS", below mar- $87,900 garage Offered at or stop In to see the plus utility and deposit cluded $360 per month home on Walloon Lake 4 ket at $29,900 $86,900 $60,000 of Improvements Immediate occupancy Includes heat and water ALSO a few Single offices miles South of Petoskey GROSSE POINTE PARK 20521 COUNTRY CLUB to thiS charming home 293-4085 882-6122 Harper Woods Days, 575-4026, eve. Price reduced I SpacIous 4 Open Sunday 2- 5, 296 VERNIER NEAR 1-94. Immaculate 3 bedroom Large 4 bedroom bnck w/ THREE bedroom bungalow, nlngs, 853-7211 bedroom brick Colonral FOR Lease- Grosse Pomte bnck Ranch, fmlshed Grosse POinte Schools, 2 Chalfonte 886-8041 excellent condition Ideal HARBOR Springs. Perfect Master bedroom SUite, VIClnlty- (20 minutes to Three room Unit wllav, basement, natural fire- car garage Only $76,900 for senior cllizens or winter vacation for faml- family room, park like lot, WANT downtown via 1-94) New 5 day Janitor place and 1 1/2 car ga- 18671 HUNTINGTON working couples $425 lies, by the week or 2 1/2 car anached ga- deluxe Ranch Duplex 2 good parking rage $74,900 Extremely clean 3 bedroom ADS per month 1 1/2 month bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, weekend Three bed- rage Immediate occu- brick ranch, 1 1/2 bath, Call In secUrity deposit No pets anached garages, first room, 2 bath Condo pancy FISHER MEWS: Harrison Township NFP, finished basement, Early Available Immediately floor laundry, $900/ sleeps 8, many extras, HARPER WOODS all on park like lot 526-9288 month plus secUrity Call 2 rooms, 2nd floor Indoor pool, near ski Must sell I Owner bought WEDNESDA Y, 8.5 Sharp 4 bedroom Ranch $104,500 Manlyn, 881-8146 dally janitor service slopes Owner 626-4322 another hamel Well cared NEAR ST John and Featurrng formal dining 18989 KINGSVILLE THURSDAY, 8-5 for brick bungalow 3 bed- Ideal starter or retirees Grosse POinte large 3 711 GARAGES/STOITAGE Harbor BEACH- Scenic room, finished basement room, first floor laundry FRIDAY, 8-5 1-941 ALLARD home, 2 bedrooms, family bedroom home on Cour- FOR RENT Lake Huron cottage, With full bath, updated Located on a huge 75 x room, 1st floor laundry, 2 MONDAY, 8-6 Ville Street Appliances, sleeps 5 882-0628 Greg kitchen & bath Very nice 137 foot lot Must be sold GARAGE for rent- one untt 2350 sq ft full kitchen car garage With new GROSSE POINTE NEWS fireplace, garage Avail- HOMESTEAD lUXUry 4 bed- home, Will saCrifice Immediately of double plus loft stor. 2 lavs, 3 indiVidual kitchen, bath furnace All 882-6900 able March 1st $525 room Lake Michigan ST. CLAIR SHORES age area Perfect for clas- offices plus large open appliances Included Only plus secUrity 882-ro17 CONDO Superb view Like new 3 bedroom brick St. Clair Shores INCOME- Great rental area SIC car or large vehicle area, ample parking $42,900 and location 644-0254 ranch In South Lake Sharp 3 bedroom brick 932 Beaconsfield, Grosse 7 MILE! Harper area, 3 885-8579 call Tim Brown Virginia S Jeffries School system Too many Ranch, finished base- POinte Park All appll. bedrooms, fully carpeted, 714 LIVING QUARTERS Century 21 AAA HARBOR SPRINGS updates to mention In thiS ment, country kitchen, ances, central air, double basement $475 month TO SHARE Realtor 882-0899 771-7771 Harbor Cove Condo's ad Call for details heated garage Finished 881.5922 HARPER Woods- Harper central air, 2 car garage ROOMMATE wanted to For Sale or Rent Owner left state Will look GORGEOUS Colomal lo- basement With wet bar and lancaster, 18 x 22 S . b R It THREE bedroom bungalow share rent In nice home Sleeps 6 to 12 people, in- tie er ea y at a/l reasonable offers cated In a prestigious and separate utilities sUite Includes heat 1 door pool 775.4900 7/ Mack area Appll. With responsible female Grosse POinte Farms 10- Carol P Pollina, 886- year lease $425 month ances, newly decorated On site cross country skIIng HARPER Woods- 18910 calion, minutes walk to 5800 Coldwell Banker 882-0882 leave message 884-7575 St. Clair Shores $475 plus secu-rty 949 M'nutes from Boyne High- Huntington, 3 bedroom, the Farms Park Four please Charming 4 bedroom Colo- Schweitzer Real Estale 4606 FISHER RD Private office lands and Nubs Nob newly redecorated, large bedrooms, 3 1/2 bath, MALE roommate needed to nial. FeatUring formal din- HARPER Woods- Beautiful available In charming 1 Also, 2 person rates family room, 2 car at- muiliple fireplaces, new 707 HOUSES FOR RENT share 2,000 sq ft upper- Ing room, huge 100 x 166 brick 2 family, fireplace, story professlona! build- SYLVAIN tached garage, large lot kitchen, profeSSionally S.C.S./Mocomb County 450 Neff- garage and foot lot, garage $81,900 finished basement on 1/2 Ing 350 square feet $105,000. Century 21 decorated $465,000 laundry Immediate No Must sell acre $115,000 884- LAKESHORE. back of Parking space Included Management, Inc. East 881-2540 Century 21 East in the pets, profeSSIOnal, non- 7404 house on river, 3 bed- 882-1389,343-0380 SUPER SHARPl 1,350 Village, Annette Shan- smoker $400 plus 1/2 1-800-678-1036. rooms, 2 full baths, liVing Canal Home non- 881-7100, 882-3892 HARPER WOODS utilities 343-7330, days BUILDING for lease- 20451 HARBOR Springs Luxury 3 square feet, 3 bedroom Located In St Clair Shores, room, dining roam Starter Home 671-0313, after 6 Mack, Grosse Pomte bedroom Condo, fire. brick Ranch, south of 11- we feature thiS 2 bedroom kitchen, fireplace, patiO, 2 18981 Washtenaw Woods 47 x 18.6 $7501 place, VCR Minutes to east of Jefferson Too bnck Ranch With formal car garage, sWimming FEMALE roommate INCOME- In Ann Arbor Great opportunity for handy. month Red Carpet Kelm skIIng 886-6922 or 885- much to list You won't dining room, steel sea- pool $1150/ 1 month de- wantedl Nme Mile and South State Street across manl) 3 bedroom starter Shorewood Rea! Estate 4142 need to 11ft a finger to wall, 2 car garage Pricel POSit Call after 6 or 194 area $300 per from Yost Field House In excellent area, 1 car 886-8710 BOYNE skiers, snowmobl' move Into thiS oneil to $129,900 Must be weekends, 772-6758, month 1/4 utilities n2- Walking distance to cam- garage Land Contract lers, spacIous 3 or 4 bed- $104,900 m-742f. sold 884-7171 4143 OFFICE space- DetrOit pus, 7 bedrooms, 2 kitch- Terms Call todayl (Warrenl Outer Dnve) room Chalets, fireplace, THREE bedroom bungalow ens, 3 baths, 3 showers FARM House, block from LAKE St Clair, 3 bedroom, Don Ho Century 21 1 Recently renovated Two dishwasher 296-5746, By owner Excellent con- Sterling Heights Parking for 6 cars Gross Lake, large fenced yard, 3 bath, boatwell to share 526-0268. offices available All utili- n8-4824 dltlon Moross/ Kelly area Custom bUl~ 2,000 square over $20,000 per year 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, ga- Non smoker $275 465- ST. JOHN HOSPITAL ties 882-4590 HARBOR Sprlngs- 2 cozy $23,000 cash Firm foot 4 bedroom bnck 313-882-7401 1111 500 rage, all appliances 1 1557 19107 MALLlNA condos, sleeps 8, near Shown by appointment Ranch with finished base- pm After 500 P m 313- year Lease $800 month Sharp custom 3 bedroom FEMALE ROOMMATE to slopes, cable TV 886- 526-9288, leave meso ment, 23 foot family WIth 886-5822 Immediate occupancy 720 ROOMS fOR RENT bnck broadfront ranch share 2 bedroom upper 8924 sage. natural fireplace, 12 x 23 886-0426 GROSSE POINTE PARK Great finished basement, flat, non- smoker Refer- foot Country kitchen, cen- RENT clean room, all priVI- HARBOR Springs- Luxury 3 BY OWNERI Contempo- DOLL HOUSE marble Sills, large up- THREE bedroom, garage, ences and deposit re- tral air, 2 full baths & 2 11 leges, driveway parking, plus bedrooms, fireplace, rary-1027 Briarcliff Drive, 1,400 sq ft of comfort and dated krtchen, aluminum Nine/ Harper, South Lake qUired 824-1644, Park, 2 car anached garage 7/ Harper 881-3863 cable, VCR, micro, corner of River Road, charm LJvlng room With trim, oversized 2 car ga- Schools $575 plus secu. Maryland Must be sold. bookcase, fireplace, full rlty 463-1615 WINDMILL POinte Area sleeps 8, near Nubs & Grosse POinte Woods 3 rage Hurry, call size dining room With win- THREE bedroom home to Employed, non- smoker Highlands 979-0566 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, DON HO CENTURY 21 ST Clair Shores off Jeffer- 12 Milel Groesbeck dow seat, kitchen with share wrth female St Laundry, kitchen, phone 3,200 square feet 885- AMERICANA son Two bedroom, gor- Clair Shores, $3001 PICKEREL Lake- beautiful 0112 Custom built 3 bedroom dishwasher, appliances, 526-0268. line 824-6876 lakefront home, 20 min- geous duplex Appli- month, 1f2 utilities, plus bnck Ranch featunng for- ample cupboard space, utes from Petoskey, All 1464 Yorktown Road, BISHOPI Mack 3 bedroom ances, beam ceiling, secUrity n4-6976 SLEEPING room- 8. & Gra- mal dining room, natural track lighting, hardwood Sports Lake Sleeps 10 Grosse POinte Woods, Colonial Family room, sprinkling system, ga- tiOt, Warren Furnished, fireplace, 61 x 179 lot, 2 floor, upstairs, 3 bed- FEMALE roommate 313.781-3742, 616-548- five bedroom, 2 1/2 finished basement rage Ideal for couple cooking prIVIleges n2- car garage $61,500, rooms, 1 large bath With wanted Grosse Pomte 5923 baths, Colonial LIVing $75,000 886-8029. $620 No pets 725-2803 4054 must be sold bUilt-In vanity, full base- Woods Non smoker room, formal dining room, ment, 2 1/2 car garage KENSINGTON 2 bedroom $3001 month plus 1f2 utili- BASEMENT Furnished BOYNE Country family cha- family room With natural Lee Real Estate PRICE Reduced! 1512 S with electriC door opener, house 1 car garage ties 881-4813 evenings apartment for senior Citi- let, 4 bedrooms, fire- fi la fi hed b e- Renaud. Grosse POinte rep ce, IniS as Ask for Harvey 771-3954 Much more. $425 plus zen or mature working place, 2 full baths. 30 ment, two car garage, _ new vinyl Siding, brick pa- Woods 2,700 sq. ft. NEED A ROPMMATE? deposit . .B79-n87 person 773-9015, 527- mInutes from an type large fenced yard 886- • --ATTORNEy. , tio, new landscapln'g, Ranctl 4 bedrooms, 2 11 All ages, tastes, occupa- 6089 skIIng By week or week- 5570 Will handle your R8aJ Estate \ IS\:lhnkUlr ~YstenYl~tWt&l T 2 baths, 'new kJ1cMn, QUIET woodcuners conage, tions, backgrounds & life- 882-5749,591-6180 ------closing for $200 Also on a small10t With a whrte large family room with MoraVian area, 1 bed- YUPPIES! Nice house In end styles Seen on "Kelly & DETROIT 4868 Audubon Wills, trusts, probate, and picket fence fireplace, new furnace room, water, lawn service the Farms, With full priVI- GRAND Traverse Bay, Sut- B t E W I Co" TV-7 HOME-MATE $93,500. Well maintained and con- , Included $395 886-0395 leges Reasonable, 965- ton Bay area, 4 bedroom Me weenk 2 0 3 b arrend oom incorporatIons Thomas P SPECIALISTS Serious buyers contact tinuously updated. Open 4040 Ask for LOri chalet Weekly rental Capeac Cadr Finishede r Wolverton, 285-6507 _ 644-6845 Owner. No brokers. Sunday 2- 5 For Informa- 708 HOUSES WANTEO TO RENT 588-5829. basement With full bath Grosse POinte Shares- 331-4191. 716 OfF/CES/COMMERCIAL ROOM for employed adult, tIOn call, 886-8082_ THE Homestead- Lake for poSSible third bed- Sharp brick country FOR RENT house pnvlleqes Included Owner GROSSE POlntes- Sunny, Michigan beach condo, room liVing, natural fire- ranch 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 BY owner. St. Clair Shores. $501 week 884-7312, air conditioned, 3 bed- 20390 HARPER Harper lUXUriOUS, sleeps 6, su- place, dining, sun- room. baths, air conditioning, Builders special Older 2 ,------., leave message on ma- room (one bedroom and Woods Small, Ideal for perb view & location Call Country kitchen, all appli- secUrity, spnnkling sys- bedroom house, 2 car chine or In person 'Ioday's bath on first floor) den, Manufacturers Rep 885-7802. ances Alarm system 2 tem 2250 square feet garage POSSible dIVIda- large liVing room at least $125/ month 884-7575 721 VACATION RENTAL car garage, fenced yard, $329,000 881-8832 ble lot. Many Improve- HOMESTEAD South Best Buys flORIDA ments and updates. 17 x 20, dlnrng, eating, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Beach Stunning 2- story, $37,000.824-3737 CHARMING 3 bedroom _ kitchen, appliances 882- $64,900 294-4127 Harper Woods Mack N of Vernier 1,500 MARCO Island- two bed- 4 bedroom, 3 baths, BUILD your dream house bungalow Newly deco- 2171 Between 10 & 12 sq ft. office or retail Ask room, two bath condo 24 Beachfront condo Sleeps on thiS lovely 80' x 135' rated. Harper Woods- 3 bedrooms wifh Finished or 3to 5 ;.======:; for Les, 884-3554 hour secunty, pool, ten- 8. Pnme ski weekends site In Grosse Pte. Park Grosse POinte Schools. ATIENTION Basemen~ updated kitchen 709 TOWNHOUSES/CONDOS STORE for rent, 2,250 nlS, VIew of the Gulf and summer weeks avall- 331-0066 886-4340 HOME OWNERS and wooaen deck. lot's of FOR RENT square feet, Macl( Ave $1,0001 week Call Jim or able Days 568-6514 eve- ;.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.:,;.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-:.-=_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:-_-_-_-_-., ProFessional couple looking exfra's!! $54,900. g to move 10 Grosse Pointe LAKESHORE Village, near 9 Mile Rd, across Karen, Harborvlew _nl_n _s_,88_14_2_7_3___ Open Sunday 1.4 from Post Office, high Realty, 1-800-826-9897 Farms or Grosse Pointe City St. (laIr Shores 23111 Edsel Ford Ct, 2 $Ummerof 92 wm consider traffiC area Call n8- Open Sun 1-4, 22031 Sf. bedroom Townhouse With SANJBEL on Gulf 2 bed- Harper Woods- 19692 Lancaster, all possible oplioflS We A/C, new kitchen, 3500 pref8r English Tudor style Gertrude -Il/Jefferson area, allrooms,amemtlesneWly794-5644decorated, GROSSE POinte Park- 1210 South of "ernl'er,v' West of 1-94. Four homes, 19 rol,4 + bedrooms, 2/3 bedroom brick home washer/ dryer $670 DELUXE 17 X 12 Plus backyQrd. walling room $250 in- with newer roof/ hardwood VERO Beach- Ocean front, ~e:~~~~'~n~~~oo;;io~I;" bedroom brick bungalow, finished Send FeP-o/s 10: A~:~lab~eont~a~c~ cluding utilities 25801 floors, natural fIreplace. A ";o~~t' 2,300 sq ft Apnl $2,450 $215,900 781-4265 basement, deep two and one half car Mr. M.Buic!n 1st 259-6900 before 600 Harper 771-7587, 296- 1579018 Mile Rd.#5 musf see!! P m 882-5001 after 6 00 5414 month n5-3869 garage. Priced right! Mt demensJ. Mich 48044 LONGBOAT K T SELLING your home? Code Phone' :.163.1715 pm ey- own. J t d Dave -ouscany frank"n Village GROSSE POINTE WOODS house Two bedrooms VIO a Ions repalre , •• large 4 bedroom, 4 balh LAKESHORE Village Con- 21002 Mack Avenue Available Easter 644- plumbing, electrical, tuck- Re/Max Suburban dos, 2 bedroom Town- For the finest professional 0643 painting Realtors wel- 75 North Quad with magnificent house, clubhouse, pool office enVIronment with come 372-7138, Enk 566-2300 studio, heated 3 (ar garage, EASTER Holiday 4/18 to 4/ ------Edgewood $585 n1-7587 or 296- very reasonable rent, call buih in pool, and muc~ more. 25 30 minutes to Dlsney- SpacIous Grosse POinte 5414 884-1234 $299,000. world Sleeps 6- 8 2 bed- .•• .. Shores ranch with all the SHORES MANOR 2 bed. KENNEDY BUILDING . features you're looking room, 2 bath, fully for QUiet street Land Troy room, carport, Includes Affordable office sUites Magnificent View Of The Lake equipped condo Golf, Contract terms Sha~y Creek • vacan! land heat, $600/ month 884- Large area/single suites tenniS, pool, clubhouse $270,000. ready to build on. In rapi~ 6898 18121 East 8 Mile Road 1-313-468-6967. From Every Room Linda Scofield opposite Eastland Mall growmg sub. $85,000. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 2 776-5440 SIESTA Key condo, 2 bed- The Prudential ~ bedroom, 1 1/2 bath room, 2 1/2 bath Directly Grosse Po'nte Kessler & Assoc •• $600 per month includes OFFICE for rent. Mack Ave, on the water, pool, Real Eatate Co. heat Clinton Township- 2 Grosse POinte Park All sauna, tennis and morel 882-0087 bedroom, 1 bath $500 utilities Included Pnvate Available March and 771..2470 per month Includes heat parking available 180 Apnl. n9-1227 Immediate occupancy squa'e feet $150 per MARCO ISLAND- 2 bed. Great Investment Opportunity 293-2730, between 8 and month 881-4052 5 pm room, 2 bath CONDO, In Grosse Pointe Park COLONIAL NORTH ocean View, slueps 6. CONDO on The Lake- St ST CLAIR SHORES Available starting March Clair Shores 1 year 2 First floor suites featUring, 21st Weekly, monthly lease $1,100 a month 881-4199, Kim n1-6631 or 294-9733 500 sq ft. 3 offices and re- 722 VACATION ItENTAL ception area RANCH. 2 bedrooms, pri- OUT Of STATE vate basement, attached Thisone-of-a-klnd, 3,500 square foot, completely garage, appliances St 1,050 sq ft- 4 offices Con- MYRTLE BEACH, SC redecorated three bedroom, 2,5 bath, wlth 15x33 Clair Shores $675 885- ference room, reception Two and three bedroom liVing room and fireplace, formal dining room, 6863 area WIth coffee room In- condos Oceanfront and cluding Sink and cabinet oceanSide Indoor and large kitchen with bay window, breakfast area, CONDO 2 bedroom, 2 bath, outdoor pools, tennis family room with Pella windows and sliding RIVIera terrace, 2nd floor Both complete WIth carpet. courts F MacFarland. doorwall leading to patio with full view of lake, SWimming pool, club- lng, blinds and air condi- (313)756-0362 house, stove, refrigerator, newer steel seawall with boat docking available, tioning Reasonable rates NANTUCKET Island Sum- dishwasher Available Includes all utilities, taxes mer rentals 1992 Over finished basement, central aIr, first floor laundry, - March 1st $7oof month 5 day Janitor person Off. • 886-1928 1,000 private homes All three car garage. Offered by owner. 26 unit apartment building at street parking, Harper price ranges Best selec. near 11 1/2 Mile 2 1011 Maryland . Rd tlon now The Maury Peo- WINDWOOD POinte Beau. major expressways 2 Lakeside Court, Grosse Pointe City Across from proposed tlful 2 bedroom condo ple (508) 228-1881 Open 778-0120,882-8769. 7 days a week Police Station. $1,500/ month Call Joe FAX na-3791. 778-3500 for Appointment Rich 886-4200 Coldwell HILTON HEAD ocean front Banker Schweitzer Real STORE Mack! 3 Mile Drive Condo, one bedroom, low DeRyck Real Estate Estate 1,000 square feet $300 off season rates 343- :. 886-3978 Evenings and Weekends .: Includes heat 885-0031 9053 882-7901 ..,.., ...... _------.._------.-..--- .....-... ------~-~----~ ...... ------....._-~_...... ~._..-----~------'ebruary 13, 1992 rosse Pointe News 11C s ~oo HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SAlf 302 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 320 8USINESS 303 LAKE/RIVEIl HOMES 311 lOTS fOil SALE 317 REAL ESTATE WANTED I FOUR bedroom bnck, for- - OPPORTUNITIES GROSSE Pointe CIty- 3 GROSSE POinte Woods, mal dining room, natural UNIQUE oNlce bUilding. QUALITY Built brrck ranch bedroom, 1 bath, u~ 2056 Fleetwood Charm- PEMBERTON. Grosse AITENTION ESTABLISHED Intenor De- fireplace. FHANA terms. Grosse POinte Woods ExecutIve area, deep, dated kitchen, 2 fire- Ing 3 bedroom bnck Col- POinte Park, 80' x 135' sign StudiO and wonder- Keith Jones, Agent 689- 700 square feet Ideal for HOME SELLERS! places, CIA, $133,000. Wide, clean canal, 3 bed- Call 331-0066 ful Grosse POinte location 5000 onial in nice area. Immac- profeSSIOnal Owner. 886- New to area- desire home In 885-7389 ulate condItion, hardwood rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, Includes, good clientele, 6680 S 12 MORTGAGES/ Grosse Pomte City or GROSSE POinte Shores Roors, family room Open formal dining, completely updated deSign samples, BY OWNER, recently u~ updated, quality through. lAND CONTRACTS Farms Reasonable pnce. Near lake, 3 bedroom, 9 dated, 3 bedroom, 2 full Sunday, 2116, 1- 500 3 bedroom With ameni- oNlce furniture, fixtures 303 CONDOS/ APTS/flATS out Asking $209,000 NEED Cash? We buy land room ranch First floor bath, Grosse Pointe P m 882-8423. ties Pending mortgage etc Call Bobble Ligan' laundry. Newer roof, fur- (14par) Century 21 East contracts, mortgages and at The Prudenllal Real Woods home. New OPEN Sunday 2 to 5- 573 DUPLEX for sale- Marys- approval only Private nace and air condrtloner. by the Bay 725-3800 trust deeds ResidentIal, Estate Co 882-0087 kitchen plus furnace, S Brys Approximately party Reply to Grosse By owner, 884-9580 ville, Michigan Just 45 Ask for Linda LaCroiX commercIal, full & partial large family room, fin- POinte News, Box F-100, 3,400 sq. ft 5 bedrooms, minutes away View of purchases options Call FOR sale fresh pasta bUSI- Ished basement Must 1st floor laundry. Re- LAKE FRONTAGE 96 Kercheval Ave, TODAY'S the St Clair river New Dean & Kim Jones. 313- ness Includes equipment see. Open Sunday, 2- 4. Small 1 bedroom mobile Grosse POinte Farms, MI cently new Furnace, construction, 2 bedroom, 392-3486 Member Na- and customer )ISt 756- BEST BUYS 2278 Allard. $124,900 home located In park on 48236 roof, kitchen appliances, 1 112 bath, central air and tional Mortgages Inves- 0750 or 882-4B85 GROSSE POINTE Call 885-1935. aluminum tnm, sprinkling more 2 units $135,900 ST CLAIR RIVER, MA- tors Association CASH 4 bedroom bnck Single, for- system and morel Many 313-325-1385 RINE CITY Ideal for reti- Classified Advertising mal dlnlg room, 2 full LOOKUI updated featu res ree or weekends TOTAL FOR HOMES 882-6900 CANDY IS DANDY, 115 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY baths 3 car garage. Ap- $326,900 InqUires after 6 PRICE, $2,7001 Serving Area Srnce 1938 Retail Advertising but a two bedroom condo praised at $87,500 for a For Additional pm 886-8258 1.313-765-9611 ORLANDO condo, 2 bed- Stieber Realty 882-3500 VA buyer or conventIOnal REAL ESTATE Listings With huge liVing room, or 884-6468. BY Owner 3 bedroom cape room, 2 bath $58,900 775-4900 News Room buyer In The Back dining room, new kitchen Great Walleye flshingl cod In great farms loca- Call 882-6719 882-2094 GROSSE POINTE Of ThIs section .... and all appliances for 320 8USIN£SS tion 2 car garage, full $38,900 is a HONEY OF BRAKE and Auto Shop 4 bedroom, Single, formal Please Call 882-6900 109 LAKE/RIVUl LOTS OPPORTUNITIES basement, formal dining A DEAL 117 REAL ESTATE WANTED Good Location In Warren dining room, natural For Information room, Flonda room, natu. CALL CAROL 'Z' LAKEFRONT: Ideal location PARKING lot PrestigIOUs n8. MICROGRAPHIC & ELECTRONIC IMAGE CONVERSION r--- SERVICES - SYSTEMS - CON~IJI TATInN 12C February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News Director of Services 912 BUILDING / REMODELING 91 S CAIIPET CLlANING 917 CEILING REPAIIlS 920 CHIMNEY REPAIIlS 953 MUSIC INSTRUMENT 930 ELECTRICAl SERVICE 944 GUTTERS 946 HAULING REPAIIl EASTVIEW PLASTERING and drywall EXPERT CARPET R.R. COOOENS WOODWARD POWER & GUTTERS Installed, re- HAULING. Garage tear PIANO services- TUning--• repairs TextUring and ALUMINUM, INC. CLEANING, INC. Chimneys rebUilt, repaired LIGHTING ReSidential paired, cleaned and downs, appliances or and repair 12 year's ekl. ~tucco Insured Pete Tar- ALCOA PRODUCTS Truck Mount Extraction or tuck-pointing Flues electrrcal work specialist screen installation Senior perlence FleXible hours. omma 469-2967 heavy debriS Very AWnings-Sidings 2 Rms w/Hall $34 95 and caps repaired Chim- Fully licensed and In- discounts FREE esti- reasonable Free esti- Reasonable rates 881- Combination Storms Free Carpet Protector DEMOREST Home Im- neys cleaned sured Ray Domas- MAS- mates, reasonable rates mates Call Mike, 526- 8276 Screens-Doors-Rooflng Upholstery Cleaning provement- Plastenng 886-5565 TER ELECTRICIAN 755- Licensed Call 372-2414 2711 Seamless Gutters Family Owned, Operated and drywall repair and In- 4920 954 I'AINTING/DECOIlATING B F Goodrich VlnylA Call For Free Estimate stallation Satisfaction 921 CLOCK REPAIRS ELECTRICIAN - Reason- 945 HANDYMAN MOVING-HAULING Products 779-0411 guaranteedl 881-3135 able rates, any electrical DEPENDABLE WOOD 17301 MACK AVE NEAR THE HIRED MAN EXPERIENCED FAMOUS MAINTENANCE FREE estimates, Plck-upJ work, commerCial or resI- REFINISHING CADIEUX delivery Grandfather dential Free estimates Home & Small Business LOW RATES Winter Special! Average STRIP STAIN VARNISH DETROIT, MI 48224 clocks, and all others 885-8030 Maintenance & Repair INSURED size liVing room & hall, FINAL FINISH Duplicate EXlsllng Finish or 881-1060 527.5616 $39 00 Additional rooms, 371-6044 (keep ad) Odd Jobs & Plaster & Drywall 526-7284 Colors to Match 26 Years Exp L1C & $1500 Also furniture COLVILLE Code Violations Insured Options LICENSED. INSURED Kitchen cabinets, staircase cleaning & wall washing ELECTRIC CO. handrails, Vanities, panel- SEE SHOWROOM licensed, Bonded & In- Ornamental Arches Ranges, Dryers, Services, VISA/MC 294-3480 Ing, doors, trim and mold- sured since 1943 Spray Texture Coves CUSTOM Made slipcovers Doorbells RETIRED Carpenter, 30 Stucco lathing Ings RASCO CONSTRUCTION and draperies Guaran- VIOLATIONS year's experience No job 884-4300 Restorabons licensed Insured INC Home Improve teed workmanship Ex- FAST EMERGENCY too small Reasonable K- CARPET Cleantng Com- Renovabons References Free Estimates ments, Windows, Doors, penenced Call now- SERVICE rates, FREE Estimates pany Carpet Specialists RedecoralJons PRESTIGE PAINTING CO Kitchens Decks, Addi- Repairs Bernice 521-5255 Clean- up mcluded Ref- 882-<>688 774-9110 DAVID ROLEWICZ tions, Siding, Painting erences Please Call Earl, Carpentry Work No Job RonneJoe CUSTOM DRAPERIES 296-2249 778-5025 Balloons, Mini Blinds, 371-9124 Too Small Licensed & 772-8507 Verticals, Carpeting, PAINTING Interlorl exterlor,i Insured 886-0420 NU ApPEARANCE We want your business . -- Wallpaper, Bedspreads STEVE'S Fence New loca- paoer hanging Plaster CLEAMI'G SER\'lCE at THC MAINTENANCE repair All work guarallt J & F CONTRACTORS 918 CEMENT WORK Compare our prices With tlOnl 20844 Harper seamless gutters, plumb- teed Free estimates Calt Serving Grosse POinte35 • CARPET department store sales' ProfeSSional Installatlonl Ing and electrical CODE Thorn, 881.7210 years General roofing • UPHOLSTERY CAPIZZO CONST. before you BUY See our Repair 882-3650 VIOLATIONS Insured displays at 22224 Gratiot QUALITY and home repairs, eaves- • Unijormed Personnel QUALITY WORK 936 FLOOIl SANDING/ CALL NOWI 886-1143, troughs, backboards, ma- ALL TYPES OF FREE ESTIMATES REFINISHING 24 hour service- PAINTING SERVICE sonry tuck-pointing, chim- Call 8 8 4 • 0 5 1 5 CEMENT, BRICK AND DRAPERIES BY PAT REASONABLEI INTERIOR. EXTERIOR HERITAGE Floors- Hard- neys, porches 331-2057 for Free Estimate BLOCK WORK 778.2584 25 years of wood floors Installed, THE Handyman Inc Top Garages raised and set 92. DRESSMAKING I professional experience(j'O sanded and stained Res- qualJly workmanship for down on new ratwall and TAILORING in your neighborhood .• carpentry, remodeling 917 CEILING REPAIIlS floor Waterproofing Idential/ commercial. Call All repairs before palntlnQ SEAMSTRESS- women's plumbing, electrical, LICENSED & INSURED 294-0024or 563-4281 CARPENTER work, panel- PLASTERING, drywall and and children's clothing, painting, wallpaper We MATT FLETCHER,~ ing, partitions, doors cut, ceramic tile 30 years ex- TONY 885.0612 drapenes, general altera- KELM do It all Please call, 884- 4151 Buckingham 9 repairs, small jobs 882- perience Absolutely tions Reasonable 882- Floor laYing, sanding, refin- 9146 or 792-8261 886-6102 d 2795 R.L. STREMERSCH Ishing Expert In stain guaranteed Call Valen- 6114 HANDYMAN, call Bud for CEMENT CONTRACTOR Old floors a specialty We J & M Painting Co.os REISTER Construction lIno, afternoons 795-8429 ALTERATIONS and re- reasonable pnces and Cement also refinish banisters Specializing In: ! Carpentry and restora- prompt servIce Home PLASTERING, Drywall, Driveways pairs Custom clothing, 535.7256 • Exterlorl Intenor, 'I tion 30 years experience Taping & Spray Textur- Patios DeSigned or COpIed Call repairs, Intenor painting, reSidential & commerCial ~ Licensed 965-5900 GREAT Lakes Hardwood Ing New & Repair Free Brick work lOUisa, 527-8646 (Harper carpentry, minor plumb- painting J~ QUALITY Carpentry Work Esllmates 25 years ex- Basement waterproofing Woods). Floorrng Complete wood Ing an'/j electrical repairs • Plastenng & drywall ' Free Estimates Remodel- perience Jim Upton n3- Steps floor serVice, quality Code Violations corrected repairs & cracks, peellng- ALTERATIONS to Couture stains and finishes Old Ing, Painting, Roofs, Re- 4316 or 524-9214 Tuck-POinting Adjustments for a perfect 882-5886. Local paint Window glazlng- , pairs- Floors & Walls, No job too small floors made new 839- & caulking , PLASTERING- Free Esti- fit, copy a faVOn1edesign, 9663 ' SUPER Handyman, large or Long Distance Sheds, Decks, Etc Call mates, 25 year's experi- Free Estimates a new garment. linda, small JObs, general re- • Washing & painting old Today 885-5824 ence. All work guaran- SPECIALIZING IN 778-4044 PROFESSIONAL floor pairs, carpentry, electn- Agent for aluminum SIding,also cleaning & painting brick ~ FINISH Carpentry Special- teed Grosse Pomte DRIVEWAYS AND sanding and flnishmg cal, plumbing, plastering Global Van Lines IZing In cabinetry, count- references All types wet 930 ElECTRICAL SERVICE Free estimates W. Abra- Senior discount Free es- • Wood staining, varnishing BASEMENT & refinishing ~ ers, moldings, closets, plaster and drywall Lou ham, T Yerke 754-8999, timates Rob,777-8633 • Wallpaper removal. Roof additIOns Licensed and Blackwell n6-8687 WATERPROOFING BUDGET your electrical _n_2_-3_1_18_. _ LICENSED Handyman prcr tarring , insured 455-1879 LICENSED construction With 938 FURNITURE GOT A BUSY SIGNAL? vldes carpentry, electri- Grosse POinteReferences' 884.7139 PROFESSIONAL ELEC- REFINISHING/REPAIRS CARPENTRY- Porches, TRIC Professional work- cal, plumbmg and pamt- e All work & matenal Doors, Decks F\nlsh & RELAXl SEAVER'S home mainte- manship, specializing in FURNITURE refinished, re- Ing (Interior and exterior) guaranteed Rough Carpentry. Re- nance, small concrete residential, service paired, striPped, any type services. FREE esti- 822-4400 Fully licensed & Insured. USE OUR FAX mates, semor discounts pairs & Small Jobs Free jobs, repairs, brick work, changes, secUrity light. of caning Free esti- • Large and SmallJobs Free estimates call Estimates 18 years ex- porches, chimneys 882- mates 345-6258, 661- Call 372-2414 Call and inquire about our lng, trouble shooting. • Pianos(ourspecialty) anytime perience 885-4809. 0000 5520 • Appliances FAX MACHINE, When • Reasonable rates LI- COMPLETE Home Repair- Mike 776.3628 ALL Amencan Construction censed, lnsured. Call 24 JOE'S Custom Upholstery Reasoriable~rates,OOde & • Salufday, Sunclay ; " TED Klingler" Cabinet time Is short and our Jines SerYIce f, WALLPAPERING maker Quality DeSigns are busy, you can simply Co Cement work, base- hours. 884-9234 Look for ReSidentIal, boats 23 Window Iepalr. Appli- • SemorDiscounts AND PAINTING Superb Craftsmanship FAX the copy along with ment waterproofing Gen- us In the "EDISON years experience, exce- ances, plumbing, paint- SPECIALISTS READY CONTRACTOR Ing, electncal. 8 years Call Top Drawer Wood- billing and category eral renovations, hauling, lent ....ork Affordable Owned" Operated By Affordable PaInling and working 871-6630. Information. demolition 371-0172 LISTING" prices Plck- up and deliV- experience Referencesl John Steininger Wallpapenng, 20 years ery available Call today 372-7138, Enk ELECTRICAL fixtures ser- 11850 E. Jefferson Free Estimates POINTE Constructlon- The GROSSE POINTE NEWS TESTA CEMENT for your free estimates House Doctor We handle ViCed,installed, replaced HANDYMANI Minor repairs, MPSCoL 19675 Security lighting, 110 286-1402. carpentry, electrical, 3-R Company. all phases of construc- 882-6900 CO., INC. UcenHCI - Inlured tion ReSIdential and Serving the POlntes lines. FREE estimate. UPHOLSTERY & refinish- plumbing, broken win- 776-3424 Dan PLASTERING and drywall 372-2414 dows and sash cord re- FREE ESTIMATES commerCial FREE esti- Nell SqUires 757-on2 For 46 Years ing at Mikes Antiques, mates 343-2690. Driveways, garage EASTPOINTE 11109 Morang 881-9500 placed, etc Reasonable CODE Vlolalions Repaired floors, patiOS,porches References 881-3961. 947 HEATING AND COOLING FOREST PAINTING RESIDENTIAU Commencal Intenorl Extenor Free Gmage Straightening ELECTRIC 943 LANDSCAPERS/ ALL Home RepaJrs.carpen- Carpenter 881-8812. inspection check can GAftDENERS & CONST. CO. Resldentlall Commercial try, electncal, plumbing, ALL WEATHER save you time and L1CENSED/INSURED MINOR home repairs for FREE ESTIMATES Recessed light Specialists DAN IS backl! Tree trim- cement QUality crafts- HEATING COOLING • carpentry. Rough FInish money Insured, experi- Licensed/Insured. • Remodehng Kitchens, senior crtizens window 881.1016 ming, tree & stump re- manship with guarantee. REFRIGERATION enced, references 24 Hour Service Rae Rooms, Basements glazing! repairs, plaster- moval Free estimates 882-1188 Furnaces, Boilers Seaver Home Mainte- Seniors Discount Repaired Installed • PaJnDng IntenorlExtenor Ing, painting, minor car- 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING Fully Insured Dan Mille- & 'Any Plastenng RepaJrs nance 882-0000 885-5517. HANDYMAN. pamting, pentry Reasonable. 882- Ville Tree Service n6- All Makes & Models 8537 R.R. CODDENS- Chimneys plastenng, carpentry, tile. CALL MIKE 882-0747 licensed and Insured S & J ELECTRIC 1104 Free estImates. Call 882- 912 BUILDING/REMODELING cleaned- Screens In- ReSidential-Commercial 1091, anytime CUSWORTH 882-2118 912 BUILDING/REMODELING stalled Chimneys rebUlIU MAC'S TREE AND No Job Too Small repaired 886-5565 STUDENT experienced in HEATING AND 885-2930 SHRUB TRIMMING painting, electrical, leaky COOLING J&J COMPLETE WORK SERVING THE Reasonable rates, qualrty faucets & more. LOW- SelVlng The Grosse INTERIOR CHIMNEY GROSSE POINTES service. Call Tom n6- EST PRICE IN TOWN! POlntes 372-Q086,John EXTERIOR SYSTEMS SINCE 1965 4429 Family owned & operated HOME IMPROVEMENT MICHIGAN LICENSE 5125 LICENSED PAINTING FIVE Seasons Tree Ser- 946 HAULING Service & Installation INCORPORATEO Chimneys repaired, rebUilt, CUSWORTH 26 YEARS re-lined VICe-Trimming, removal, CommerCial-Residential Builders License No 59540 ELECTRIC INC MOVING & HaUling Ga- EXPERIENCE Gas flues fe-lined stumping Reasonable COMPLETE BUILDING FAMILY OWNED AND Insured Free estimates rage, yard, basement 881-4664 Cleaning Call for free AND REMODELING OPERATED 839-2001 clean up, odd JObs Beat Certified, Insured estimate SERVICE ELECTRICAL TRIMMING removal, spray- any reasonable pnce. Mr KEATING DAVID Addrtlons/Dormers 771-7678 CONTRACTORS B's Light Hauling. 882- Ing, feeding and stump BROWN KrtchensiBaths No job too large or small 3096. HEATING 885.4867 Rec Rooms/AttiCS removal Free estimates w.IIp.pering 920 CHIMNEY REPAIRS Violations Corrected P1uter/Dryw.n HOME Porch Enclosures Complete tree serVIce. THE AIR OF QUALITY Master Licensed & Insured GROSSE POINTE NEWS Replacement WindOWS Call Aemlng Tree ser- Fumace Replacement IMPROVEMENTS JAMES M Kleiner Chim- • Residential - Commercial 882.6900 FOR ALL YOUR Aluminum SldmgiTnm neys repaired Licensed Vice,n4-6460 New Installations .. Gutters!Oownspou!s • Fast Emergency SelVlce '. DESIGN. & Insured Quality work. SENIOR CITIZENS' HAULING, debns removal Custom Duet Work REMODELING AND Storm Wlndows!Ooors ana demolition Will re- 885-2097 DISCOUNT 944 GUTTERS AIr ConditIOning DECORATING Roofing/Shingles move any unwanted NEEDS. Single Ply Flat Roofing Hot WaterJSteam SEAVER'S Home Mainte- Items From washers and Wood DecksiTnm 919 CHIMNEY ClEANING 886.4448 CALL 885.4867 IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 nance Gutters replaced, dryers, to a complete Conversionto ForcedAIr FREE ESTIMATES licensed and Insured 15215 MACK repaired, cleaned, roof house Will clean out Systems PAGER 990-4107 basements, garages, 886-0520 ELECTRICIAN 25 years repairs 882-0000. 15133 Kercheval Coachlight yards and more Call (At Rear) expenence Reasonable n3- Painting - Intenor-ex THC 1407 Grosse POinte Park CHIMNEY SWEEP CO Work guaranteed Free tenor, paperhanging Caps Saaens estimates 343-0591 MAINTENANCE HAULING Garage tear 331.3520 and repairs Free Don't wall for the Ice to leak ---~-- Yorkshire 5uildin8 Insta!ed downs, construction de- estimates cheerfu lIy EAST AREA through the gutters Re- bns, concrete, d''t, ga- 949 JANITOIlIAL SERVIC£ given Licensed and (9 Renovation Inc. Anrmal Removal BUILDERS place wIth seamless alu- rage and basement junk, Slate LICensed minum gutters nowl Van- Insured _' 884.7955 brush Can remove or & ety of colors and qualrty move almost anything C L CLEANING Custom KItchens & AddItIons 5154 provides professional "Code Work work Call today Phil Wassenaar. 882-9234 "'c CertJflBd & services at reasonable ;- L,censed. Insured Insured REASONABLEI886-1143 823-1207 Specialist" rates. References "t 881-3386 SenIOrCitizens Discount ;r Commerclall Residential 943 LANDSCAPERS 943 lANDSCAPERS n6-4570 GARDENERS GARDENERS NEBULA PAINTING I Master Electrician 951 LINOLEUM SAFE FLUE Emergency Service t DECORATING ~ CHIMNEY SERVICE 927.8113 LINOLEUM & Tile Installed • Quofity Workmarship • Chimney Clea~nng Leave message. and repaired. Call RICh- • Caps and PLANT • Top Quorrty Moteno1S (Beeper ID - 3219027). ard,822-5444 Screens Installed Licensed/Insured GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Wollpapenng • Mortar and PQOfE~IONAL~ 882-6900 • MarblelZJng Damper rMartin Elecbic Installation and Maintenance 953 MUSIC INSTRUM£NT Repair REI'AIR • Flee Estimates • Animal Removal City violations. on work Residential - Commercial COMPLETE plano selVlce CALL Certified MasterSWeep guaranteed Nojob too Pam or John Wilbourn Tunrng, rebUilding, refin- GORDON POLLINA TOM TREFZER sman. Free Estlmatesl (313) 778-0638 Ishing Member Plano 882-5169 "-.881-G392or 882-2001 Technicians GUild, SIQIS- 372.4764 mund Bossner 731.n07 .J a ._ ._._. ~ ~_, .._ .. , ~ ..~ -.. __~~_. ,-~, ~._...... - > >ruary 13, 1992 ;i' sse Pointe News 13C ... , ,• j ,• I I • Director of Services I ~ 954 PAINTlNG!DECO~ATING 954 PAINTING, DECORATING 957 PLUMBI GIHEATING 957 PLUM81NG/HEATING 964 SEWER ClEANING SERVICE 977 WAll WASHING 981 WINDOW WASHING S Decoratmg 22 ~I:" HERITAGE DECORATING INTERIOR painting & pap- 'ears proudly pamtlng the L.S. WALKER Plumbing MICHIGAN SEWER and gulter clean- PAINTING & WALLPAPER erhanging. 1 man opera- K-MAINTENANCE CO. P & M Window and Wall )olntes, one house at a Drain cleaning All re- Ing Low rates Prompt DRYWALL & PLASTER tion Guaranteed quality PLUMBING Wall washing, floor cleaning Cleaning (Formerly me Roger Ingersoll 791- pairs Free Estimates STAINING & STUCCO Tony Master Plumber service 839-7628 and waxing Free esti- 187 work done the nght way 705-7568 Toll Free Grosse POinte Fireman 10% SENIOR DISCOUNT Grosse POinte refer- (Son of Emil) 9b5 SEWING MACHINE mates Ad) Excellent care for ERIOR pamtmg, wall- Winter rates till ences, very reasonable EMIL THE 293-3181 SE~VICE 882.0688 your home Free esh- covenng and plastenng March 30th rates For a FREE esti- mates- References 821- PLUMBER TUNE-UP Special In your Superior custom worki Llc IInsur 17 years exp mate Call Ray Fraley, 9bO ROOFING SE~VICE 2984 FATHER & SONS home Cleaned, oil, ad- 980 WINDOW REPAIRS Experienced, references 294-4781. 882-0011 Serving The Pointe Area FLAT Roof Problems? New Just tenSion, $9 95 All A-DKWfNDOW 882-6181. Mark TROY & Eugene's PaJntlng, MINOR home repaJrs for BEITER Home Decoratmg. Since 1949 rubber roofs Installed on makes, all ages 885- CLEANERS plastering. drywall 7437 senior Citizens Window PAINTING plaster repair, painting • Water Heaters flat roofs Stops all leaks Service on Storms and Reasonable rates Senior glazing! repairs. plaster- 'er 15 years experience 18 year's experience • Disposals Guaranteed 552-6116 Screens Citizen discounts Phone, Ing, painting. minor car. Intenor Pamtlng Speclal- Paul 773-3799 • Faucets 973 TILE WO~K House Cleaning 822-6727 ROOFING RepairS, reshln- pentry Reasonable 882- sts Wall and ceiling re- • Sinks Free Estimates BRIAN'S PAINTING gllng, chimney screens, 8537 Dalr Wntten guarantee • TOilets BATHROOMS. kitchens, MIKE'S ProfeSSional painting, Inte- basement leaks, plaster 775-1690 \low scheduling for • Water & Waste PIPJng foyers Quality work Ref- Professional nor and extenor Special- repairs Handyman work 3pnng and Summer exte- • Repairs & New Work erences Free estimates Painting & Wallpapering IZing In all types of paint- Insured Seaver's, 882- leaky 8. Draftv • Vlolallons Corrected 20 years expenence 294- CLASSIFIED lor. Grosse Pomte refer- Intenorl Exterior Includes Ing. Caulkmg, Window 0000 Basement Windows? ences Free Estimates 8267 DEADLINE ... repairing damaged pias- glazing and plaster repair Security Problems? Bill, Master Plumber CERAMIC tile- reSidential is stili 549-1954 ter, cracks, peeling paJnt, All work guaranteed For PREVENT TAKE A LOOK AT OUR (Son of Emil) WindOW glazing. caulkJng. Free EstImates and ICE BACKUP!! jobs and ~epalrs 15 NOON TUESDAY rs Wallpaper Removal 882-0029. years expenence 776- GLASS BLOCK for all regular liner ads All painting aluminum siding reasonable rates, calt Ice & Snow rree estimates Quailly 4097.776-7113 Andy Top Quality matenal 872.2046. BOB QUaE removed from roofs WINDOWS measured, border. photo Work 559-5635 or other special ad::. must Reasonable prices All PLUMBING and HEATING ResldentlaVCommerclal JARVIS Custom Floors. Ce- FOR FREE ESTIMATES be In by & B CUSTOM- mtenorl work Guaranteed. Grosse 95b PEST CONT~Ol Licensed-Master Plumber Shingles, Single Ply ramic tile, marble. quarry, 881-2123 4:00 p.m. MONDAY exterior painting. staining, POinte references Calt SEWER CLEANING Rubber Roofs, Tear Offs carpet & Vinyl Sales. ser- JOHN J. GELLE The office Will be open until carpentry Free esti- Mike anytime. WILD LIFE REMOVAL SPRINKLER REPAIR, Repairs, Ice Backup Vice, installation Dave, Mason 38 Y1S 4 00 P m on Tuesdays to mates 881-3006, Ken or 777 8081 SAFE FLUE ErC VINYL AND ALUMINUM 882-0836 Experience conduct other bUSiness, Bert. -. CHIMNEY SERVICE Grosse Pointe Woods SIDING PAINTING and Wallpaper- 882 5169 CLASSIFIED ADS but the computers are IUALITY Workmanship 109 SpecialiZing In sur- - --== 886-3897 Seamless Gulters!Trlm 882-6900 981 WINDOW WASHING down and Pamtlng. plaster, carpen- Replacement Windows face repair and prepara- PLUMBING- Major or minor NO CLASSIFIED ADS try, all home repairs 15 957 PLUMBING/HEATING repairs, references. low Doors tion Grosse POinte FAMOUS Maintenance- CAN BE TAKEN years expenence. In- references Call arrange- rates. Paul, 756-{)197. Storm WindOWS/Doors rSno-While Groaf serving Grosse POinte AFTERNOON sured References Seav- ments at 681-6441. LI- PLUMBING LICENSED INSURED & Caulk Co. since 1943 Licensed, ON TUESDA YSI ers Home Maintenance, censed REPAIRS DAN ROEMER RON VERCRUYSSE 882-0000. COMPANY • Cleaning bonded and rnsured Win- FRANK'S Handyman Ser- & PLUMBING 774-3542 • Grouting dow and gulter cleaning, K-WINDOW roWMAN Palntmg Inc In- vice. Painting. paper SEWER CLEANING Repairs, remodeling, • Caulking carpet and wall washing. tenor/Exterior Free Esti- CLEANING hanging, aluminum tnm Reasonable Rates For All code work, fixtures. LEONARD'S • Silicone Tile Sealer 884-4300 mates Toll free 1-8()(). COMPANY and miscellaneous re- Mike Polter - Licensed water heaters Installed ROOFING 794-5506. Bathroom Trle Restoration GEORGE OLMIN Storms. screens, gulters. pairs. 1-313-791-6684 Licensed and Insured Shingles, flat roofs, com- 882-1558 WINDOW CLEANING aluminum cleaned In- )AINTING, Intenor and ex- 772-2614 plete tear-offs, bUIlt-up 449-3928 ~ Michael's Painting SERVICE sured Free estimates COMPLETE roofing, gulters and all tenor. FREE estimates, PLUMBING- All repairs, 35 YEARS IN THE & kinds of repairs 977 WALL WASHING 882-0688 reasonable rates. senior PLUMBING large or small Licensed POINTES discounts Call 372-2414 Wood Refinishing Work guaranteed Free esti- SERVICE FREE estimates, senior 778-7940 CUSTOM PAINTING mates Licensed and In- P & M Window and Wall INTERIORS MARTIN VERTREGT discounts 372-2414. sured Member of the Cleaning (Formerly BY DON & LYNN WOOD STAINING Licensed Master Plumber D BARR Belter BUSiness Bureau Grosse POinte FIreman Husband-Wife Team AND REFINISHING Grosse POinte Woods DIRECT CLEANING SERVICES Ad) Excellent care for Wallpapenng INSURED 886.2521 PLUMBING 884-5416 SECOND GENERATION MICHAEL A. MEDA your home Free estI- WINDOW AND GUTTER Painting New work. repairs, renova- 885-3230 & GROSSE POINTE NEWS mates- References 821- CLEANING tions, water heaters, 885-2633 DRAIN 882-6900 2984 DALE 977-0897 PAINTING. wallpapermg. sewer cleaning, code VIO- 'AINTING: Interlorl exte- wallwashlng Jan, 884- lations All work guaran- J & J ROOFING rior Plastenng, drywall 8757. JUdy. 2944420 teed 521-0726 957 PLUMBING/HEATING 957 PLUMBING/HEATING repairs. Caulking, glazmg • Free Estimates 10 Year Workmanship WINTER Special. Bathroom Free estimates 882-1091, LEAKS repaired, faucets • Full Product Warranty Warranty Brown painted free with 2 rebUilt or replaced, water • Senior Discount 25 Year Material E. L. CALCATERRA INC. rooms. Wallpaper reo heaters Installed De- • References Warranty JOHN'S PAINTING mova!. VIolations cor- pendable 372-7138, Enk • An Work Guaranteed Tear Offs Emil L. Calcaterra - Founder Intenor-Extenor SpecialiZing' rected, stained. vamlsh- Reroofs ./J In repairing damaged - 1'19 Ffee "estlmates Plumbing. Healing. Coohng FRANK R. MICHAEL HAGGERTY Flat Roofs plaster •. drywall and Il1sured Senior discount PLBG L1C.82-16432 INSURED Resldentlal • CommercIal- Industrial cracks, peeling paint, wln- Tom, 790-7011 or m. ALL WEATHER ServlOg Grosse Pointe Area Since 1958 dow puttying and caulk- 4425. LICENSED -076015 WEIR HEATING & COOLING lng, wallpapenng. Also. -"-TH-e-p-A-INT--M""""A"..N-.-.-I-nt-e- 27380 Gratiot Andrew Emil Calcaterra BOilERS Roseville, Mi.48066 paint old aluminum SId- 110r/extenor, plaster, Win- Mechanical Engineer Master Plumber PLUMBING, HEATING BOILER PIPING 445-6455 ing All work and material dow putty glaze & trim HOT WATER TANKS 24 Hour Answering Service guaranteed Reasonable. repair. 777-2319 SEWER AND DRAINS AcPAIRED & INSTALLED Grosse POinte references ------BOILER SPECIALISTS Free estimates WALLPAPER application. CALL MIKE 882-0747 GENTILE 775-6050 882-5038 Excellent workmanship SPRINKLER REPAIRS ROOFING ------Reasonable prices Call $ DI$COUNT $ SINCE 1940 964 SEWER ClEANING SERVICE 9b4 SEWER ClEANING SERVICE JAMES M. KLEINER Pat. 294-4446 • Tear-oils & Re-roofmg PLUMBING Basement walls repaired to MILAN'S PAINTING 885-7711 • Rat roof decks look like new. Tuck- Interior-Exterior • For All Your • Expert repairs • Small Jobs 24 Bour Emerlene, pOinted & patched. Aluminum Siding Painting Plumbing Needs & • Sewers & Drains Licensed - Insured Sewer Drain e"rice washed & pnmed then Patching, Plastering 381 KERCHEVAL. FARMS Nights - Weekends - Holidays - pamted 885-2097. . Stucco, Wallpaper Cleaned - 540"" 774-9651 . Senior Citizens Discounts PAINTING- Intenorl Extenor Window Glazing-Caulklng Since 1925 WHY PAY MORE??II 7 DA YS - 24 hours Specialists Repair work Free Estimates Keith Danielson ADVANCE 343-5014 guaranteed References Reasonable Price Licensed Master Plumber 839.9704 Free estimates Insured. References, Good Work MAINTENANCE John 771-1412 759-5099 954 PAINTI~G/DECORATING 954 PAINTING/DECORATING CO. • Roofing • New Repall"S. • Shingles • Slale' Tile . BUCRANAN nat Roors • Tear Offs .. • Sheet Melal • GuUer- . PAINTING PAINTING New RepaIr, Oeamng .. • Copper • Decks INTERIOR G.P. Resident SeNing Painter/Handyman • Bays • Flashmg f EXTERIOR The Pointes Since1972 Expert Work • Mason/}' Repair • Plaster Repair Local References • ChImney • Porches ~, 30 YEARS • Tuck-Polntmg Wallpapering & Removal Alan 527-7586 PROFESSIONAL • Caulkmg Interior Exterior 884-9512 Custom Painting & FREEDOM PAINTING CO. 885.3594 Decor'ating CAll NICK FOR Staining Varnishing • Custom Painting R&J FREE ESTIMATES Licensed Insured • Wood Refinishing _.4374 • All Glazing Techniques ROOFING • Plaster Repair • Shingle Roofs James or Patrick • Flat Decks Licensed (313) 884-0373 Insured • Expert Repairs fi11lSt Interior Painting • i'&x • Senior Discounts • Licensed - Insured AMBER is a one and one half year old Doberman. very PAINTER • devoted and loving. Next to her are her pups, eight weeks Cliarfes ''Cfiip: gibson Painting & Decorating old. They are Doberman/German Shepherd, Two boys and Custom Interior/Exterior 773.0125 one girl Painting and f})ecorating Meticulous Preparation Mich. lie. No. 0767521FuJlyinsured EST 1975. INSURED. G.P. Resident BEAUTIFYING THE POINTES FOR 16 YEARS 884-5764 or 777-2216 Prompt Dependable Neat '% Servin the "Pomtes" For Over 10 Years 881.3970 (~ "'~ • . "'ft ~-l ESSIAN PAINTING ~ At"f" Family owned business - over 40 years ~ FIRSTTO OFFER MAGGIE WANDA SPIKE ENVIRONMENTAllY SAFE" A seven month Female eight week old A three year old SpeCIalizing In Interior/Exterior PaintinQ We Custom old female German tricolored Spaniel mix. male Bouvier. offer the best in preparation before painting • Intelior - Exterior Shepherd/Collie. Housebroken. and use only the fmest materials for the • Staining - Power Washing ADOPTION HOURS: longest lasting results Great Western people • Varnishing - Glazing MONDAY. SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. are quality minded and courteous Calf us for • Stripping - CaUlking .1he ultimate in reSIdential and commercial ":".1;~~-+'\IlIl-O-4.v~~~ palntlng • Wallpaper Removal • Plaster - Dry Wall Repair iIt$" •• •• ""Ci, . REASONABLE RATES ; G FREE ESTIMATES. FUllY INSURED BOB. 727.2689 ANn-CRUDJ'Y ASSOClATJON 886.7602 Insured • Referrals 13569 JOSEPH CAMPAU. DETROIT 48212 886-0520 (313) 891-7188 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ------~_.~- 14C February 13, 1992 Grosse Pointe News To advertise on this page coil Classified Advertising at 882-6900 Retail Advertising call 882-3500 Fax 882-1585 HOW TO USE THE HOMEBUYER GRID Welcom.eto the Select your preferred location, price or style of home. The listings will show the Real Estate Resource! address, bedroom/bath, description of home, price, and telephone number. REALTORS and OPEN SUNDAYS will be indicated in bold. In an effort to make your search for that next house easier, the Grosse Pointe News is initiating a new page where you can find in a few minutes what the market is offering today, in the five Grosse Pointes, St. Clair Shores, Harper Woods,Detroit and other municipalities. This source will pinpoint what the up-to- date price of a property is, what are its features and when it will be available for Lake St. Clair viewing. Don't Miss Your Opportunity Zone 1 . Grosse POinte Shores Here's the opportunity you've Zone 2 Grosse POinte Woods been waiting for. It's your chance Zone 3 . Grosse POinte Farms Zone 4 . Grosse Pointe City to advertise in the one resource Zone 5. Grosse POinte Park that area buyers will be consulting ALSO Harper Woods. Detro'I, 5t Clair when they're ready to take actIon Shores, All Other Areas Along with your advertisement, readers will fInd informative articles on buying and selling real estate. ZONE I . GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Be a part of the Real Estate Addres. Bedroom/Bath Resource page being featured Description • Price Phone 83 Blalrmoor Ct. 3/2.5 weekly In the ... Sharp brick country Ranch 2,250 sq. ft. Must seal! $329,000 881-8832 Sheldon 4/2.5 Lake view. Sauna, loads of cust Features. Mich. Realty Call 775-5757 70 Falrford 3/25 9 room ranch, 2,550 sq ft 1sl Hr.laundry, sprinklers Great locahon. $322,000 884-9580 Grosse-Pointe News 945 Ballantyn. 3/2.5 ()pen Sunday 2-4. Large family room,laundry. Higbie Maxon $279,000 886-3400 90 Crestwood 882-6900 4/25 Open Sun. 2-5. Colonial, natural hreplace. ONner $289,000 8846056 225rnd'on 4/3.5 0Den Sunday 2-4. first Hoor master suite. Call today to place your ad. ! Hrgbl. Maxon $739,000 886-3400 I 'ZONE 2 • GROSSE POINTE WOODS Add,... Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phon. 1464 Yorktown 5/2.5 Colomal, 2,400 sq. ft. See dau 800 Call 886-5570 1053 Moorland 4/2.5 Prime area. 2,200 sq. ft.-Beauhful home. Must see II $225,000 881.2830 ZONE 4 • CROSSE POINTE CITY 714 Woods Lane Address Bedroom/Bath 4/2.5 Open Sun. 2-4. Completely updated Byawner $255,000 882.7888 Description Price Phon. 573 s. Bfy. 5/3.5 9Pen Sun. 2.5. New furnace/rooF/oppliances/etc Gourmet size kltchen-l 5t Hoor laundry-GfA/CAC By owner $326,900 Blend of old charm-new conveniences. R.G. Edgar Call 886-6010 1750 Vernier Rd. 2/2 Ope" Sun. 2-4. Apt #19 First Roor Condo, Desirable end Unit 10 CranFord Terraces Call reamemhes loG. Edgar new kitchen $144,500 $158,900 886-6010 2056 Fleetwood 3/1.5 9Pen Sun. 1.5. Brick Colonial Immaculate Condition Tree Imed street. Easy lIVingCondo R.G. Edgar $91,500 886-6010 By owner Call Chormlng Colomal. terge bedrooms. R.G. Edgar $187,000 886-6010 1027 Briarcliff Dr. 3/3.5 Contemparary-Excellent condlhonl By owner Call 3,500 s.q. it lake front-By owner. See Clou. 800 for more info 2278 Allard 3/2 9Pen Sun. 2-4. Recently updated New kit & furnace Call 7783500 By owner $124,900 885-1935 19276 Unvllle 3/1 5 ()pen Sun. 2-4. Fam. rm ,deck Coldwell Banker ZONE 5 • GROSSE POINTE PARK Sc'hweltzer Real Estate, Jam •• Hahmeyer $114,000 886-5800 Address Bedroom/Bath Desc:rlption Pric. Phon. 2064 Oxford 3 New offennat 1st floor master~ hreolace, im~coably 1003 Cadieux mamtalned Kathy Lenz, Jonnstone & JohnstOne Call 886-3995 4/2.5 Open Sun. 1-4. Park like tol. Stieber Realty Call 775-4900 1059 Bedford 883 Hollywood 5/35 ~ Sunday 2-4. SpaCIOUS,open, dramahc. 4/3&2.5 Brick TOOor-3,600 sq ft. Many omemhes. By owner Call 884-2223 HigbIe Maxon $275,000 886-3400 1011 Maryland 26 Units Apartment bUilding. Deryck R. Estate Call 882.7901 ZONE ~ • GROSSE POINTE I=ARMS Addres. HARPER WOODS ~ Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phon. Address Bedroom/Baltl Description 335 Stephen. 2/2 New offenng-Park like seiling. Move-In condlhon. Price Phone R.G. Edgar $195,000 88~10 18981 Wcuhtenaw 3/1 Bungalow, starter. Land Contract Terms. 87 Stanton New oFFenng-Tradlhonal Coloniol. Quiet Farms locohon. Don Ho, Century 21 $39,000 526-0268 Many extras I.G. Edgar Call 886-6010 20451 Damman 3/1 9Pen Sun. 1-4. Brick Bungalow. Super Sized lot, Fam.rm. 27 Beacon Hili 4/35 Open Sunday 2.5. Century 2J East $465,000 881.7100 SUsan McDonald, ColdWell Banker SRE $79,900 885-2000 20275 Van Antwerp 4/2 Brick Ranch, G P. Schools. By owner. Appts. onlyl Call 316 Ridgemont 3/1 Close ta schools, shopping Seduded street loG. Edgar $127,000 88~10 B82-4470 20304 Hollywood 2/1 197 Lakevfew 4/2.5 Brick Colonial, Fam rm Walk 10 Lakel ~ Sun. 2-4. Grosse Poinle SchooIs-double lot RoG. Edgar $58,500 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer, Ginny Damman Call 886-4200 8866010 19921 Old Homestead 4/3 296 Chalfonte 4/25 Open Sun. 2.5. $60,000 In imrovements, 2.story bnck Brick 2 family/attached gor., finished bsmnt on 1/2 OCTe $115,000 884-7404 New kit, Fenced yard, overSized 1/2 car gar. By owner $182,000 886-8041 213 McMillan 3/1 3/4 O~n Sun. 2-4. ~n living concepJ.l. shaped deck DETROIT . a family room. R.G. Edgar $179,900 886-6010 Addres. Bedroom/Bath Desc:rIplfon Prlc. Phone 22 Newberry Place 4/22 LocohoMoootiorH.ocahonl loG. Edgar Call 886-6010 19107 Malllna 3/' BClckBroadFront Ranch 1/2 bath in hn basement. Updated kit Don 110, Century 21 Call Cloverly 6/42 New Off91'1~. Old world craftsmansh,~ and el!'9once. 526-0268 Stunning olTJum,newer kitchen, pool .G. Edgar Call 886-6010 16314 Fairmount 3/2 8 & Kelly Totallyupcloted ,tarter Don Ha, Century 21 $34,900 526-0268 10763 Duprey 3/1 BrICkBungalow, Dan Ho, Century 21 $36,500 526-0268 ST. CLAIR SHORES Addres. Bedroom/Bath Description Pric. Phone 26905K-tIer 2/2 RenlaJ.Channlllg farmhouse With new"amenihes. 1.0. Edgar Can 886-6010 1302 Woodbridge 2/2 2 cor attached garog&WeH malnlalned One owner unit 1.0. Edgar $119,900 88~10 22436 Loul.. 3/1.5 Brick Ranch, many amenities By owner $104,900 777.7421 21830 Maxine 2/1 Bungalow, remodeled, all appl Move-in cond By owner $79,900 772.8838 On The Lake 3/25 9Pen Sun. 1.5. Cuslom designed Townhome TransFer Forcessale Plku Management, Co. Call 293-6760 1342 Woodbrtdge 2/15 Open Sun. 1-4. Sharp condo WIthoarport. StIeber Realty Call 775-4900 Homes ALL OTHER AREAS Addr ••• Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phon. Romea 4/4&2.5 !:JpstalrS10U!1Rll1 acre 101I'wlla Blum., That Have It All Prudential Great Lak .. ReaIty-651'8850 $309,000 731.1528 ------ ...... _ _ ,- _- _-- _ _------_ _.._-- _------" ' _ _ _ _ _------~-