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VOL. 47-No 16 Grosse Pornte, Michigan, Thursday, April 17, 1986 30 cents 44 Pages i for your information Incinerator backers, opponents still disagree By Nancy Parmenter All' Act," said Grosse POInter dards reSIdent!:>of the Cass CorrIdor, De- merce !:>poke111 favor of the plan Last week'!:> decIsIOn by the Joseph Bartell, a board member of The pomt IS not mconte~lIble, trOIt's east Side and Gro~se Pomte The League of Women Voters, Michigan All' PollutIOn Control the DetrOit Audubon Society "You however MacDowell conceded who spoke at the hearIng, attack- which had advocated a cauhou!:> CommIssIOn to allow DetrOIt to can't enter Into a new contract that both the t1mmg of the VIOlatIOn mg the credibility of expert approach, deCIded to trust the out- fyi proceed wIth It!:>planned InCInera- whIle you are III vIOlation" Bartell and the ownel ship of the plant witnesses from both SIdes "Ide consultant" hired by the city tor may keep the lIlCInerator on saId the Audubon board had not yet could be argued Walter Nlkesch of Gro~se "The League !:>upportsmcmera- The elJe of track, but dId little to placate op- deCided about a lawsuit, but wa!:> "The lImmg IS the crUCial Pomte, a l'adJatlOn phYSICI~tand tlOn and support!:>DetrOl!'!:>efforts the beholder ponents of the faclhty The hearmg likely to reach a deCISIOn before pomt," MacDO\~ell ~ald "It would contrIbutor of letters to the editor to reduce ItS dependency on land- left experts and reSidents diVided the May 9 deadlIne for the start of have to be shown that the state was on the mClllerator Issue, told the fIlls." DetrOIt chapter pre!:>ldent Here's further pi ooJ that over technology, risk and bUIlder mcmerator construction aWdre" of the MI!:>ter~kyVIOlatIOn commiSSIOn that the proposed Betty Lawrence told the commIs- everything ISrelatlve and your guarantees to meet clean all' stan The EPA was asked two weeks at the time It ISbued the permIt faCIlity would be 19times as haldr- sIOn Several members of the VieWdepends on where you're dards ago by the Sierra Club and Audu OwnershIp I~ not a clear-cut dous as Three Mile Island Grosse POInte branch, whIch has standmg Last week's mai-athon Possible moves by the EnVIron- bon SocIety to mvahdate the mcin- Issue, eIther The Clt) owns the "If the nsks from a nuclear been studyIng the Issue, saId they publIc hearmg on the DetrOIt In- mental ProtectIOn Agency and en- era tor's permit No actIOn has Mlster"ky power plant. but an faCIlIty were thIS controvel'slal, the telt they could rely on the plant cmerator started late, ran late vlronmpntalJst,> to ('an('pl or po'>t- been taken, and EPA staffers were authontv wIll operate the trash 111- Nuclear Regulatorv CommiSSIOn engineers' guarantees to meet (wile::,::,you \\ aIll to call Jam pone con!:>tructlOn are far from prevented by plane trouble!:>trom cmerator wouldn't allow It to be bUilt III a emISSIOns standards early> and featured almost four clear The EPA has Issued a state- attendmg last week's pubhc hear- MacDowell refu<;ed to speculate remote area, let alone III the mid- The all' pollutIOn control com- hours of expert testimony be- ment critICal of the plan, but so far mg to present theIr opinIOns. about poSSIble actIOns by the EPA dle of the city of DetrOIt," Nlkesch miSSIOnItself was heavily III favor fore gettmg to the cltlzen mput has dechned to announce any ac- The EPA's testimony would If the plant does not get under way ~ald of contInumg the permIt However, Enraged reSIdents on both SIdes tual sanctions have raised Bartell's pomt Wil- by May 9, It Will have to request a DetrOlter Heather Connors, 12, Its 9-1 maJonty was a break from of the issue heckled speakers EnVironmentalists, mcludmg the ham MacDowell, chief of the permit extensIOn Such an exten- summed It up' "I am SIck and the complete unammity that grant- and each other, shouted for the Sierra Club, the DetrOit Audubon EPA's control technology umt III ~lOn reqUIres a pubhc comment tired of adults makmg all these ed the ongInal permIt Kathryn pohce, charged the police With Society and the American Lung ChIcago, explamed that because penod and a new analysl!:>of the de~lslons I want to live to be at Wurzel, who represents the public bemg "goons" and stomped and A!:>soclatlOn of Southeastern the mcmerator would be located m best avalla ble control technology, least 40 or 50 I'd ra ther move on the commiSSIOn, voted agamst clapped to enhce the commis- MIchigan, are talkmg to their an area that has not attamed MacDowell saId to the North Pole and not be the permIt sIOn back mto the heanng room lawyers thiS week to consIder pos- federal standards for particulate "They would have to look at chemlcaled to death" Wurzel, a former DNR tOXI- after each oj three half-hour SIble court action agamst the mcm- emISSIOns, and because the city of technology as It IS now," he said Not everybody ISopposed to the cologIst, \\ as apparently con- recesses eratoI' plans They feel they have DetrOIt ISthe owner of the Mlster- That would mean rethmkmg the proposed technology for the mcm- cerned that the permit could be the "Wasn't that wonderful?" the Imphclt backmg of the ERA sky power plant, which was out of equipment for the control of sulfur eratoI', however A vanety of city fIrst III the state to allo\\ a cancer said Grosse Pomter Nicholas through enforcement of the Clean complIance at the time the inCIn- dIOXIde of Detroit employees and a repre- nsk factor of greater than one In Kachman, an air pollutIOn com. All' Act erator was approved, the city can- That would be good news to the sentative of the Chamber of Com- (Continued on Page 17t\) miSSIOn member "That was "My understandmg is that the not enter into a new project With- democracy III actIon Every- third party that intends to sell the out certifymg that any plants It body had a say. You wouldn't steam IS m VIOlatIOnof the Clean operates meet the federal stan- see that 111 Russia" Or would you? "It was obVIOuslystacked and controlled," Gros!:>e Pointer Joseph Bartell, an Audubon Park marina may be SocIety member, said "They used stallmg tactics to dflve the cItizens from the audItOrIum power-less this year and to reduce press coverage" Well, guys, you won't get us to By Pat Paholsky The one dIsastrous event that arbItrate that one, but we will Boat owners who dock at Wind- could occur affectmg the entlre stIpulate one thmg It was a mill Pomte Park Manna can ex- manna IS the potential for flood- long meetmg and our reporter's pect, at the very least, to be mcon- ing Crawford said the Army Corps beauty sleep almost started venlenced thiS season, dependmg of Engmeers ISpredictll1g that the before the commute home end- on where theIr boat well ISlocated water level WIllrise 12or more m- ed Next time, bl1l1g some More than 150 boaters crowded ches untIl July 1 and then drop coffee mto the Park councIl chambers The wind could push the water Monday mght to hear a status over the mam pier and III that It's a dog's world ... report on the manna case, "there's nothmg the city can but It shouldn't be Now The lines for water and electn- do," he said that the winter's snows have city for piers 2 and 4 broke thIS Resident Wilham Kessler sug- melted, Mother Nature has un- winter and are under water The gested the long-term solutIOn of covered a nasty surpnse for money to do the repmrs IS in the overhead hnes as there are at Jef- pedestnans budget, City Manager John Craw- ferson Beach manna "It would be Grosae POUJ,t.c 1& t.h.e dog- _ J'Ql:p, .. ~ud, hut .t'" a matte~ o[ gel- slll~ not to contemplate that It lovingest city there IS - and a ting a contractor, whom he refer- seems10 me that a solution is to census would doubtless sub- red to as "prima donnas this drop down every four boats instead stantlate the theory that bIg year" of every boat" dogs Will the popularity con- "The two contra..::tors we have Kessler added, "I'm concerned test. A lot less popular IS what used for a long tlme have not re- about the temporary boardwalks, Fldo leaves behmd. turned our calls - they are so They're shoddy and I'm concerned about public safety." ReSIdents are starting to get busy We contacted three other Photo by Peler A Sal nas mad enough to complam to the contractors One has not submitted Another resident suggested Like a dream cIty council, and the pedes- a proposal and one saId we should floating docks, which Crawford tnans m town are spendmg a not do anythmg until the end of the agreed to investigate Sun shining on the lake, a ship steaming by and a warm breeze. It's here. Welcome, spring. lot of time WipIng their feet In season and the thIrd will submit a [n answer to a reSident who ask- the grass Come on, folks, proposal at the end of the week," ed If she would have to chmb over there are ordmances govern- Crawford said, three feet of sandbags to get to her • mg thIS stuff Have a heart - There are no potentlal problems boat, Crawford saId about 300 feet Computer to call Woods carry your scooper One of the on piers 1, 3 and 5, he saId, and cIty of the park has been left open for senIOrs Farms councilmen was fight workers have constructed tempor- plcmckers A reserve of sandbags By Peter A. Salinas autodialer that the phone system could call on when he noted that "It'S ary wooden pIers over the top of has been put aSide to fill In the un- A semor CItizen who hves alone "Our pnmary use at the begm- people who have outstandmg war- dangerous out there r " the mam pICr so It can be used thiS protected area when It'S deemed IS takmg care of hIS mormng mng Will be to commulllcate from rants out for them or unpaid park- summer necessary, he Said, and at that chores The phone rmgs, he picks the department to semor CitIzens Ing tIckets Smile pretty Crawford recommended that the pOlllt, boaters WIll have to step It up, and he hears a recordmg No, who are alone for a while or \~ho "Say there were a hIgh mcidence Does Towser have stars m hIS city continue ItS efforts to get per- over three feet of bags. He added, It Isn't someone trymg to sell him lIve alone," Public Safety Director of a specIfIC cnme m the commUll!- eyes? Does the kitty fancy him- manent repairs If the cIty is suc- tongue-in-cheek, that they'll be something, but he hangs up any- Jack Patterson said "It will allow ty, such as larcemes," Patterson self the next Morns? Are your cessful m fmdmg a contractor to do wearIng hip waders to get to their way and continues WIth hIS task us to check on them, at their re- noted "We could have the system boats then quest, to fllld out If they are all contact people remmding them to cocktaIl partIes centered the job, the boats m the construc- He has just heard from the around the dog's cute tncks? tlOn sIte would be relocated to A reSIdent who SaId he has had nght keep their garage doors shut, or a permit for a well for 35years said Grosse Pomte Woods Public Safe- Patterson said the system wlil gIve the deSCrIptIOnof a vehicle we Someone out there appre- other parts of the marma, he saId ty Department's latest addItion to ciates the artistIC endeavor that One temporary solutlOn IS port- the city should not consider any ImtJally be set up to contact per- believe IS mvolved ,. temporary measure, "We all may the staff - a computenzed auto- sons dunng a penod of time when Semor CItIzens desmng a dally has gone mto teachmg that pup able generators "It would not al- matic phone dIaler to roll over The MIchIgan low the convenIence of mamtam- ~ave to go through hardship and they feel they will lIkely be home call from the public safety depart- Humane Society IS looking for mg electrical servIce to the boats ll1~onvemence, but we ought to Were the reSident to shout mto - m the morning or early after- ment won't be forced to listen to a pets that can do tncks - even on a contmUlng basIs," Crawford think of putting in a new pier, re- the phone or make any nOIse, the noon Persons who need assIstance computer-generated vOice The beggmg, whIch my clever dog saId, adding that "water could be domg our entire manna We have dIspatcher would send a pohce car can make any sound or vocal vOIce WIll be that of a staff mem- learned to do all by himself accommodated by an overhead somethmg all our neIghbors are to the reSident's home to mvestl- nOIse,and have a car dispatched to ber who records the message Talented and tramed pets in the lme, such as a garden-hose type of envIOUSof " gate their home "SometImes people need reas- "If they drop the phone, It WIllbe metro area Will star III the operatIOn Those would be the Im- There are 286 boat owners who The Woods City CounCil agreed surance," Patterson saId "ThIS Humane SocIety's new com- provements we could make to ease have permits for the manna, The to spend $5,000 at Its Apnl 7 meet- a Signal to us to go to theIr home," WIll be a way for people to get a mercIa!. fllmmg thiS weekend m the sItuatIOn" dISCUSSIOnlasted about one hour mg for the vOice commumcatlOn Patterson saId dally check up - they'll kno\~ Southfield It WIllhkely take 30 to 60days to someone IS out there who IS ~on- get the system and a policy for the If your pet has what It takes cerned about them ' to he a teleVISIOn star, call the new equIpment operatIOnal, he Youth honored for assisting police noted Patterson said It Will also gIve Humane SocIety Fnday, Apnl Other uses lor the eqUipment are peace of mind to the chIldren of 18, at 827-8350to regIster And QUick thlllklllg and keen powers larceny suspects March 22 by a third He saw the two men as far-reachmg as the phone sys- elderl) reSIdents It'S not hmlted to dogs and cats of observa hon by a youngster en- Paul A Straske, 12,of the Woods jump mto a car and drive off tem Itself "I don't kno\\ how many times abled Woods polIce to capture 1\\0 witnessed two men bemg chased Woods Officer Bruce H Marone, Patterson "aid that If a child we have gotten calls from people What's cookin? saId Straske "dId somethmg that \"ere mlssmg and polIce had rea- who tned to conk1ct a famIly mem- There's g01l1g to be some most adults are unable to do Paul son to believe he were stlll III the ber but didn't answer the phone heavy-duty cookll1g gOll1gon at was alert enough to be able to ob- neIghborhood, the computer could They want us to check on them," Cobo Hall Apnl20 21when chefs serve and recall what he !:>awand he programmed to call reSidents Patterson <;ald "SometImes It IS from around the country con- he gave us valuable mformatlOn on several blocks, glvmg a deSCrip- too late' verge to compete III a cookmg which helped lead to the arrest of tIOn of the c111ldand a number to The system will be set up for showdown Hors d'oeuvres, the t....o Paul gave us a good des call ThIS would prOVIde on-the- sendmg messages, but not to re- pates, cakes, pastnes created cnptlOn of the vehIcle, dIrectIOn of spot mformahon to commumty ceIve them People callIng to re- by chefs and culinary students travel, number of occupants and reSIdents port a complamt or a CrIme must will he on chsplay Ihe exact lIcense number" Calls could be made to the bUSI- l>tJll contact the regular Woods Food \\ III he judged for ItS Straske was gIven a resolutIOn of ness commul1lty glvmg a de<;cnp police numbers, 341-2400for emer- creatlvlt), appearance and the commendatIOn by the Wood<;City tlOn of a bad-check pa.,ser or a gencies, and 343-2410for bUSiness <;klllll1vol,,('(1 III makmg It But CounCil m a short ceremony at the warnmg ahout water mam brC'ak!l calls don't expe('t to eat any - thIS IS Api'll 7 regular meeting and Immment water shut-offs "There are many future applica- an artIstIC dl~play. and many of The resolutIOn noted, wher,eas, "It's a proactive response to the tions for thiS svstem," Patter~on the exhIbit,> \\Ill he coated WIth the actIOns 01 Paul Anthony Stras- needs of the commumtv rather noted "Ne\', technology and soft- clear aspIc gelatm to preserve ke are m the hIghest tradItIOn of CI- than a reactIve response,~ Patter \\are WIll one day allow a system them from the all' and dust tIZen lllvolvC'ment and support of ~on saICi "Our crime preventIOn to cn II your home at 3 am, \\ Ith- (Continued on Page Ii \) the pubhc :,afety d('partment of the offIcer ISanxIOus to be able to u"e out )OU hearIng It f1ng. and read City of Gro<.,sePomte Woods thl<;to <;endme~sages about a par- your water meter ThIS IS stili a "Now, therefore he 1t resolved, lIcular string of burgla neb or lar- iong way off, though" that the Mayor and City CounCil of ('C'meswhich mIght be occurrmg m It WIll take some tlme for the inside the City of Grosc;e POll1tC'Wood<;do Bu"m('"" 5C a particular area ' ~taff to get all of the phone num- ClaSSIfied 6C hereby commend. Paul Anthony City Clerk Admll1lstrator .bel'S m the commumty recorded on Enterta Inm ent 4, ,')C Straske " Che<;ter PetE'rsen "aId that, to hiS floppy dISCS, but offICIals note It "W(' were very happy to bee hIm E"ent,> 12A I nowledge. the Woods 1<; the only \\111 be \\orth It \\hen thmgs are Fealurr 12B Paul A. Straske, 12, of Grosse Pointe Woods was honored at the (Straske) get that counCil resolu- city takmg thl'> "tep toward Im- ready to go tlOn." Woods Puhllc Safetv Direc- J ,et 11'1'-' 6A ~pril 7 Woods city council meeting. Straske aided Woods police provmg Its communication" and "As soon a<;we get the system tor .Jack Pa Herson Said :'WC'ar(' <;ervlces for ItS CItizens together and have our trammg Obltuanes 16A In the arrest of two larceny suspects by providing police with an also appreCiatIve that he came for "We wanted to be the' hrst to penod, we Will go around to all the R('al estate 8B accurate and detailed description of the men. From left are Woods 1-7B ward and was able to a!:>slstus \\ Ith have thIS svstem," Petersen saId, semor cItizen groups explammg Society Mayor George S. Freeman, Straske and Woods Public Safety Direc- Sports 1,2,3C hIS accurat(' mformatlOn " followmg the council meetmg the system and how to get on It," tor Jack Patterson. - Peter A Salmas Petersen also told the audience Patterson said Page Two-A \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986
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For CivilIans were says the committee agamst consolo cross-traIned to be police offIcers. hired, some of whom were advanc- IdatIon m a letter sent to all "The onlything they're retraInmg ed EMTs and others who were residents Noso, accordIng to offI. for IS first response - CPR and tramed Working Withthem are SIX cials, who say plans are to upgrade first aid," Bialk said. pubhc safety offIcers who are the current level of service First responders, generally the basic EMTs. The advanced hfe The letter by the Save our EMS/ public safety officer, would ad- support system reqUIres one ad- Fire Department Committee nam- mmister first aId in an emergency vanced EMT and one baSICEMT ed cIties It says have been unsuc- and stay with the victim until an on the ambulance In additIon, the cessful WithpublIc safety and then ambulance or qualified profes- SIXoffIcers are assigned to the hsts two - Berkley and Kalama- sional came, Blalk saId, which he fire/ambulance dlvlslOnwhre they zoo - that dropped Its ambulance says is preferable to tying up an of- work a 24-hour shift, rather than servIce after consolIdatIng depart- fIcer with EMT duties that Will the eight-hour shift the rest of the ments It also says that Grosse take him off patrol. pubhc safety offIcers work Pointe Woodsneeded a specIal mil- "They fmd out they don't want to The proposed operatIonal plan m lage mcrease to pay for Its EMS tie up their men for that length of the Park calls for all officers to department time." he said adding that this IS work eight-hour shifts "HistorIcally speakIng, pubhc what happened III Berkley Park reSidents pay a base rate safety departments get out of John Kiracofe, Berkley City of $45for an ambulance run, Bialk ambulance service," said fire. manager, said hiScity turned over saId He compares It to a pflvate fIghter and UnIonpresident Joseph ambulance service to a prIvate company, such as Ruehle's Ambu- Rubble Photo by Pete, A Sallna~ Blalk m a subsequent Interview fIrm about a year ago for other lance In Macomb County which "It comes down to economiCS,re- reasons charges $14650base rate The pro- The last physical obstacle to the Bologna-Standard Federal project fell two weeks ago when training, schedulmg of manpower "We were ready to replace vider in Kalamazoo, Mall City Am- Kerby Contracting razed the closed Amoco gas station .next to the. form~r Bronze Do~r on the and the Willingness to do all eqUipment and we considered the bulance, charges $189base rate Hill. Eventually, the bare spot will be replaced with a retail/commercial project and parkmg struc- three" cost of operatIng the ambulance. Mileage and use of materials are ture, but at this point, Bologna has no firm starting date for the complex. He pomted to a decIsIOn last We conSidered the fact that we extra charges Withmost services month by offICials In Center Lme could only prOVIdebasic hfe sup- to dIscontinue ItS ambulance ser- port and there was a prIvate oper- vice temporanly until four more ator who could provide advanced One quad in serious condition, others in good shape publIc safety officers are hired and hfe support. Now our public safe- B' Celia Mun"a and and Dr Kashef qUIpped, If the m shock for two or three days" The eldest, KrIsty, 15,nowhas~ trained as emergency medical ty officers are first responders and technicians The process wIll take merely stabihze a patient until the ) . Y statIstiCS heJd fast, he would have He ISa landscaper and said he ro?m m the basement of the fa~l- more than a year, accordmg to a Peter A. SalInas to walt 250years before It would has taken another Job He and Gall 1 ~ three-bedroom duplex In ambulance arrives," he said, add- occur there again met at LakeSide Mall where they 0hca The other two chIldren, newspaper report quotmg the mg that the length of time is about One of the Methven quadruplets, "My Jaw dropped to the floor" were both employed. Gall Methven Le~ley, 11, and Tracy, 4, also public safety commISSIOner A three mmutes born AprIl 10,was In serIOUScon. 1'1 h ldr f . reSide 10 the home. pnvate ambulance serVIce WIll A Berkley public safety offIcer, dltion with a lung problem at St saId ~orma~ Methven, 26,~.eca - has three c I en rom a prevIOUS Gail Methven herself has a twin take over m the meantIme, and who declined to be identified, said John Hospital, but hiS three mg his reactlon to the news. Iwas marrIage - all girls brother residents who had received the the decislOn to drop ambulance brothers were ltsted m fall' and The four brothers are named service through their tax dollars, serVIce came down to manpower. good condition on Monday, AprIl Robert Norman, Jason Matthew, wIll be charged on an mdividual "It took someone out of the station 14 James Michael and Daniel Mark. basis. and off the road. It made the ser- Gail and Norman Methven were When asked at a press con- Expecting a public safety officer vice slow and impractical," he told in February that they would ference what preparations he had to enforce the law, fight fIres and said. be the parents of spontaneous made for the babIes' arrival, Nor- provide emergency medical ser- Kalamazoo, another city the quadruplets. Gail Methven had not man Methven said, "Well, the vice is expectmg too much, the Save Our EMS/Fire Department been taking fertIlity drugs. cribs are up." He grinned sheep- firemen say, and one of the pOSI- Committee referred to in its letter, Grosse Pointe doctors Mmu ishly then repeated "The cribs tions will be dropped, due primar- "dropped its EMS after less than Kashef, chief of obstetrics, and Ali are up." , ily to economics, they claim a year of disastrous experimenting Rabbani, chief of pediatrics, Meade'Johnson and Ross Labor- "How are they going to train with public safety." handled the complicated delivery atories each have donated a year's police officers to be EMTs on an Capt. Charles Spencer said, how- beginning at 12:16p m In only ~ supply of different feeding formu- eight-hour shift without paying an ever, that Kalamazoo "never had seconds, all four boys, rangIng m las. St. John Hospital has set up a exorbitant amount of overtime?" an ambulance per se. We had size from 4 pounds, 1 ounce, to 5 fund to benefit the family, provid- 1 asked firefighter MIke Smith. paramedics in the fire department pounds, 2 /2 ounces, were in the ed one year of free prescriptions To be certified as a basic EMT and they carried over for a short hands of the 12-person delivery for the children and given them requires 120classroom hours and period of time in the PSO program. team. Birth was by Ceasarean sec- four car seats. 20hospital emergency room hours. They would patch you up and a pri- lion. NOOMAN NlETHVEN Gail Methven was to leave the And an EMT needs 40 additional vate ambulance would transport Three of the boys were given hospital this week, but that infor- training hours to be recertified you." oxygen the day they were born, but lD AO) mation was not available at press every three years Spencer said the city has had a later the condition of James tIme "How will they fmd the time for public safety department for about Michael was downgraded from To contribute to the family fund, this when they wlll be croSs-traln- five years. An"'a~~ncE::d lJfe:5Up- , fair tb senOU5. Hels reC"eivmgoxy- PhO!O by Pele, A Salinas send donationsto: Methven Child- mg US?What happens is they don't port board consistIng of doctors gen because hiS lungs were n?t Norman Methven looks off into the distance as the press con- ren's Fund, PubliC'Relations De- train and as the firefighters are 'selected the private ambulance f~lly developed at birth, a condl- ference announcing the birth of his four quadruplet sons rages on partment, St John Hospital, 22101 reduced through attrition, they company that services the city h.on common among preIl}ature about him. The four were born Thursday, April 10, at St. John Moross, Detroit, Mich. 48236,or don't have enough people to staff Grosse Pointe Woods, which has ~lrths. The quads were dehvered Hospital. call 343-4000. an ambulance," Smith said. had a publIc safety department m the 35th week. Police Chief Richard Caretti since the 1940s,is the only city In Gail Methven was admitted to refutes the charge "Every single the Pointes to provide an advanc- St. John Hospital in February and has been there ever SInce The Park grabs three for Detroit police petite 5-foot, 125-pound woman Park polLce captured three the three youths, two age 11 and youths Involved m a break-m of a one age 10, and found they were assistance~:~~~d:~cf~~~~:~r::I~~lf~~~tSome 19pounds of that hurry s pr I. n9 sa Ie liome In DetrOlt Saturday after- carrymg a Polaroid camera, a box weight was dehvered In the form noon, Apn112, according to the de- of bullets and a silver flashlight. of four crying boys. partment One of the youths told polIce the Natural quadruplets are rare. .. t a' th h t th t Officers were called to the area three had broken into a home on StatlstIcally, there is a one m em'0 e In 0 see s vmgs roug OU e sore on reports of a suspicious person Alter Road 730,000chance of thiS occurring with a gun roammg through back- The three were turned over to There had never been a set of yards Officers saw and stopped Detroit pohce quads delivered at St John before, ALL BEDSPREADS ON SALE In Stock and Special Order Save 15-50% on all In-Stock Bedspreads Save 20-25% on all SpeCial Order Bedspreads 12.99 Bath Towel Reg. 14.95 Luxor' Towels by Martex:!l In 100% Pima cotton Famous for luxury and long wear Reg Sale Bath Towel 1495 12.99 Hand Towel 995 7.99 Washcloth 395 3.29 Grosse POinte Village the~~ Shopping Hours 16906 Kercheval, Mon . Wed & Sat 9 30.5 30 Phone 881-9890 ~bQth& linens Thurs & Fn 9 30-9 00 store , ( .j I \~t'" - - I - ~--_.~------_\------_.~---~--~-----~----,~-- -- . • • we Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 Annual paper sale Chown, Phil VanTiem, Bob Keller, Jerry Bodendistel, Bill The Lakeshore Optimist Club of Grosse Pointe is preparing for O'Keefe, Kelly Ketterman, Bob Breadon, Peter Bologna; second its annual newspaper sale next week, Thursday, April 24. row, from left, Ron Thomas, John Turcotte, Milt Hancheruk, Members will be selling special editions of the Grosse Pointe President Chet Wojciechowski, Dick Weber, Larry Butala, Greg News on street corners from 7:30 a.m.to 9 a.m. rain or shine. Miller, Fred Boyt; third row, from left, Jim Clarke, Jerry Martin, The money raised through this event helps fund numerous youth George Coughlin, Dave Chesney; back row, from left, Bill activities In the area. Members are, bottom row, from left, Ray Lauppe, Mike Martin, Dr. Michael Lahey and Jim Bedsworth. , :Board faced with concerns about December retirements Hinson's By Mike Andrzejczyk the school year - and not at the some teachers will fmd It fman- Trustee Joan Hanpeter sug- Lower-than-normal retirements end of classes m June cially worthwhile to walt until the gested the admimstratIoJillook in- II and fears that the dlstnct's A December retu'ement may be end of the calendar year to retire, to the possibility of offering teachers may decide to retire m beneficial for some teachers be- getting a larger Social Security teachers a financial inducement II December - not June - has the cause of the way Social Security payment and stIll qualifying for Teachers thmking of retiring in St. Clair Flats Grosse Pointe Board of Education penSIOns are figured, accordmg to the 8 percent Increase m teacher December would talk with the cen- worried Grosse Pointe Education ASSOCIa- pension benefits, Cook saId tral offIce, which would calculate II Trustees talked about ways to tion preSIdent Doris Cook - But extra months of mcome SOCial Secunty benefits based on mimmlze disruption to classrooms Teache!'s weren't brought under don't mean a bigger Social Se- June and December retirements. should teachers decide to retire in Social Security untIl 1957.Because curity pension for all teachers, ac- The dIStriCt would make up the dif- Gallery December - about the mIddle of of the way benefits are calculated, cording to Ronald Tonks, director ference to entice the teachers to re- • of labor relations and personnel tire, Hanpeter said. Also, teachers who wait until De- The cost of such a plan, were it • Date of special election cember will miss the 3 percent an- to be adopted, would be made up WESTERN AND nual adjustment that comes in Sep- by decreased disruption of class- • still unknown in Park tember, he added. room!) and ease m fmding re- What wornes trustees is, retire- placements, she added. WILDLIFE AIU • Two residents confronted the why not hold off for a month? It ments III December leave almost Board Treasurer Dorothy Ken- Park council Monday night re- seems very strange that we are no tIme to find new teachers before nel had another suggestIon. • garding the speCial electIon on takmg this attitude of knocking the start of the next semester In- Those thinking of retiring in De- the merger of the polIce and fIre heads when the community has stead of having three months to cember should remember that the Paintings - Originals : departments spoken to you " . I lOQk for and,jnterview teachers, district; invariably lays off "When do you plan to allow us She"'fOld Mayor Palmer the district Will have days. teachers at the end of the schodl (,~., , , , ... i.Jl, ....i Bron~6 ...u...... "'Pr.i.dtet' ,IO SPRING SALE Jefferson Beach Marina5 HANDGUNS, SHOTGUNS, RIFLES VAUEY HOME IMPROVEMENT HAND GUNS - NEW & USED SCOPES MOUNTED The innovators of GUNS CLEANED & REPAIRED GROSSE POINTE GUN SHOP Hurry in for the Distinctive Kitchens Mon Sat 9 30 a m 7 p m best values afloat! 21006 Mack Ave. (41/2 N. of 8 MUe 21' Welleraft Elite From Design to Execution Gfosse Pointe Woods • BB1.5DDD 17' Larson 198422810 Tra ler Fu I Canvac,. Bow Rider $17,900.00 CALL 1965 Well Equ pped $17,900.00 $ 7,900.00 21' Wellcraft Elite 1985 c, ddy 228 I a 25' Wel1craft250 XL GERANIUMS 18' Century 2,000LX Tran<;OM E1;haus' 1978 TW 2&0 lOA Buy 28821 DB.,..,. U!l~!Y 1983 198 I 0 Tral er $19,900.00 $14,500.00 S.c.s. Home Improvement, 775.5190 delivered in the $11,900.00 26' SEA RAY 25' Wellcraft 18' Power Play AMBER JACK Aft Cabin Grosse Pointe 1965260 I a 1984 3JO 110 R gged lor F shlng 1962 Loa;p(' 2Be I a School District Better Than Ntiow Tra !lr $29,500.00 $15,900.00 $23,900.00 22' Wellcraft 26' Wellcraft Nova II Friday, May 9 19' Wellcraft 185 Sun Cruiser ,Q84 T 11200 0 Ha on 20% Ehle 80" R der T,a ler V 6 I a ,q-q lQS I 0 C~"a Ra ~"" $h.reo Saturday, May 10 $12,900.00 $14,900.00 $33,900.00 The Grosse POinte North Parents Club IS conduct- 23' WELLCRAFT 22' Chris Craft 29' Wellcraft OFF mg Its 16th Annual Geranium Sale to false funds NOVA XL Scorpion LS SuncrUiser for scholarships and student ennchment 1985 260 110 like New 198426010 L ~f' I\ew I~B? TW 230 H P lo '0 E activities. r---- JUST SEND IN COUPON ----., $23,500.00 $19,900.00 $37,900.00 ALL Make Check Payable to Groue Polnle Norlh Parent Club 20' Century Cuddy 23' Wellcraft 32' Trojan F.32 7D7 Vernier Rd , G P W 48235 1981 226 I 0 Too Much To l " Nova XL T.225 H.P. NAME _ $11,900.00 ADDRESS $19,900.00 $52,500.00 Health-tex@ ZIP PHONE 19' Welieraft 196 Cuddy 34' Sea Ray S/FIB '983 196 I 0 CIO," To No" Featuring Mercruiser lQ8C, A Ge-n lman VlJS! See DESCRIPTION NO OF FLATS OF 8 x COST = TOTAL COST Stern Drives and RED GERANIUM x 12 50 EA = - -- Inboard Power $89,500.00 BOYS & GIRLS SPRING JACKETS SALMONGERANlU1;'--x-1250 fA-;- --- & COATS AT DISCOUNT PRICES! Pick up at Gym Fri [J Sal n Please Deliver II SELECT GROUP GRILS DRESSES 10 inch HANGING BASKETS - $10 each 25D/I TO SOI/D OFF ------~-- ~-- IVY GERANIUM Red Pink White _ Lavender GIANT FREE PARKING AREA IN REAR No of Baskets COST Orange BEGONIAS Red 1.1 CONNIE'S. STEVE'S PLACE White Yellow _ _ JBM.WEST JBM.EAST BOYS & GIRL 5 WE AR FOR MU' & BOY'; No ot Baskets __ COSL _ 23080 Telegraph Road 24400 E Jefferson Ave I' at 9 Mile Road Southfield SI Clair Shores .",. I 23240 GAEA TER MACK. (1 block Soulh 01 9 Mile) $o,ry No Dellvary of H.nfllnfllla.~.,. - Plc~ up Only G P N ST CLAIR SHORES MICHIGAN 48080 ..~------.--- _ DEADLINE FOA ALL ORDEAS APRIL 28,1986 - (313) 777 8020 355-3070 778-7600 i' $ e, s. 4 4 • • •• ,1 Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Business Joseph A. Moran ot the Farms has been appointed first vice presi- dent 10 the pnvate bankmg depart- Residents move Up ment. He Jomed the bank m 1973as VllLAGE.MARKET a credit analyst at Comerica Moran's B S 10 Four Grosse Pomte residents busmess IS from 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms have received promotIons at Com- John Carroll erica Bank-DetrOIt, the principal Umversity and subsidiary of Comenca Inc hiS M.B A from Vincent B, DiBaHisia of the the University of Park has been appointed a cor- Michigan "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" porate banking offIcer 10 the fine Announcinl( Children's Hos- specialized industries department. pital has two newly elected mem- He joined the bank 10 1984as a loan wines DAILY 8 a.m •• 7 p.m. bers of the board who hall from the PRICES IN EFFECT analyst DiBatti- liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. APRIL 17th, 18th & 19th sta received his Pomtes Ralph H, Booth II of the undergraduate I.'arms IS preSident and treasurer of Booth Amencan, an economist degree from the speclahzmg m fmance, operatIons Umverslty of CHUCK Cincinnatl and / and strategic plannmg Gerard C. GRUND Gianni of the City, preSIdent of his master's in j Hiram Walker, Inc , ISactive with business ad- r f HAMBURGER ministration f the DetrOIt ConventIOn Bureau from Michigan ~ Mary Gorman, assistant admmls- tralOI anLl Llu ectol of nUl :>lI1g:>~l- PATTIES State Univer- vices at Harper Hospital, has been sity. 4 to a Ib, or 3 to a lb. BOSTON'S SEAfOOD selected as one of 40 nurse execu- Ross C. Richardson of the Woods tives nationwide to partIcipate III No additives or preservatives 5 LB. BAG SPECIALS is a vice president 10 the personal a management program at the trust department. Richardson has Umverslty of Pennsylvama's been wIth the bank smce 1978, Wharton School of Busmess Ap- BLUE COD $1 starting as a , 98 plicatlons were recommended by BONELESS ROLLED FILLETS LB. trust consultant their hospItal's CEOs and will use He received his the program to sharpen their man- OCEAN B A. from the agement, leadership and fmanclal DetrOIt Institute ~ RIB skills Tymon C. Totte of the of Technology ~ Woods has been elected a trustee WHITEFISH LB. and his M.A. $249 of the L D. Pankey Institute for FILLETS from Central L_/PROAST Advanced Dentistry, where he is MIchigan Uol- currently chairman of the visiting versity faculty. . MichaelB. Watts of the Wendy B. Harries of the Woods Farms has been promoted from FILLET $598 LB. has been named assistant vice account administra tor on the GUNSBERG OF SOLE president of the trust investment Chrysler Corp. account at Ross department. She has been em- Roy to assistant account executive ~. ployed at Come- CORNED at the agency Henry Thomas SWORDFISH LB. rica for five Jr. of the Woods, draftmg super- $698 years Harries visor at BUIck-Oldsmobile-Cadillac STEAKS earned her B.A Power tram IS the reCIpIent of a BEEF from Oakland $20,000 employee suggestion University and award, the third-biggest award ALL FLAT CUTS SPECIAL her master's of given by B-O-C He suggested a re- bus mess ad- designed cylinder head for im- BROWNBERRY mllllstra tion proved 011distribution HEALTH NUT from the Umver- sity of Detroit. - Nanc)' Parmenter SLICED BREAD WSU medical reunion scheduled BEEF The Wayne State UniverSity medical leaders. School of Medicine's 1986Medical A full or half-day of spouses' ac- Alumni Reunion Day is planned tlvlties IS also planned, as well as LIVER for Saturday, May 10. evening events that include re- 59~. union class cocktail parties and Clinical sessions will discuss dIOneI' at the Westm Hotel in the 2 LITER SALE major health care issues that will Renaissance Center CRUSH - Reg & Diet have an impact on the way doc- CRUSH - Strawberry or grape tors wlil practice in the next For reservatIOns or more mfor- With 1[)O!ofrUit JUice decade. Access, quality and af- mation, call the WSU School of RC Diet. RC cherry cola f fordabihty w.ill. ~ .. dpre~e CALIFORNIA ASTI SPUMANTE for 49 NAVAL ORANGES LG. 56 SIZE . . . . .4 $100 $6 750ML FANCY, CALIFORNIA C VALBON CARROTS 3 LB. BAG • • ...... 87 THE WINE THE FRENCH COWBOYS' NEW CROP BOSS DRINKS 19 09 • UP TO 10.5 S E.E.R DRY ONIONS 3 LB. BAG ...... $1 $4 1.5LITER • 5 YUR WARRANTY ON COMPIIESSOR INCLUDING LABOR #1 U.S. FLORIDA NEW CROP Purchase a Model BY FUME FURNACE #568 and Bryant will • 2 YEARS OF FREE SERVICE SUN COUNTRY pay your highest .2 YEARS PARTS WARRANTY BY TOMATOES .•.• ...... 88C LB. WINE COOLER months Electric Bill. FUME FURNACE FANCY 99 $2 2 LITER D'ANJOU PEARS ...... 69C lB. SWEET TEXAS MONTEREY CLASSIC 69 WATERMELON • • ...... 33C LB. $4 1.5 LITER \ I• l -----..----....-_-_...... -...... ---...._---_ ....----.-,------.---.-. - Page Six-A Opinions & letters Thursday, April 17, 1986 Lucas: An upbeat candidate If there is one word to describe William should specialize and aVOid wasteful com- Lucas' campaign for the Republican nomina- petition which might cause some of Michigan's tion for governor, it is "upbeat." best talent to leave the state. And he thmks business and industry could get more involved In an interview with Grosse Pointe News in job training. representatives last week, the Wayne County executive showed that he was not only upbeat But he also sees education as helpmg to alle- about his own chances for the nomination, but Viate crime, a problem high on the lIst of the that he is upbeat about the Gap prospects of priorities cited by people he has talked with He holding control of the state Senate and winning contends that crimInals often cannot read and control of the House and the governorship write, are misfits who cannot compete In to- Lucas claimed the No. 1 position among the day's world and, as a consequence, often re- GOP contenders for governor but wouldn't main in the cycle of dependency Joblessness criticize or write off any of the other four can- and inadequacies often stem from people's lack didates: Damel Murphy, Uakland County ex- of education, in his view ecutive; Richard Chrysler, Brighton bUSIness- man; John Lauve, Grosse Pointe Woods engi- Asked about earher statements mdlcatIng he neer, and Colleen Engler, a state representa- favors cutting the state income tax below the tive from Mount Pleasant current 4.6 percent rate, Lucas claimed that the state is likely to get a windfall of perhaps as Instead, Lucas made it clear he already is much as $320 million from enactment of the runnIng against the Democratic governor, president's tax program He feels that addi- James Blanchard, and took issue with the tional revenue would enable the state to cut its governor on matters ranging from his failure tax rate to perhaps as little as 4 percent or 4 1 to improve the state's business climate to his or 4.2 percent. lack of leadership on the ,personal liability in- surance crisis. Lucas does not share Blanchard's view that Michigan's state government should not Lucas scoffed at Blanchard's claim that finance any of the federal programs now bemg Michigan is the "comeback" state, contending eliminated or sharply cut back because of the instead that most of Michigan's economic re- enactment of the Gramm-Rudman act. The covery stemmed from the national recovery Wayne executive believes, Instead, that the and that Michigan should not be satisfied just state should look at the need for some of these to "come back" to its previous economic programs and not eliminate them without such mediocrity. a review. Our readers say Among 10 topics he discussed on the cam- paign trail, Lucas said he finds the greatest in- The candidate is not taking a pOSItion on the terest in business and jobs. People are concern- 1988GOP presidential race, nor on the 1986con- Rellliniscences of another era test for his own Wayne County executive pOSI- To the EditOl': ed, he claimed, about the loss of the GM Saturn I read WIth great sadness last Lmcolnesque politIcal figure and vited those outside to join the plant to Tennessee, despite the state's "$650 tion. As for the 1986GOP choice for lIeutenant that rarity m polItics; someone guests within. "You'll enjoy meet- governor, to be made by the state GOP conven- week of the death of John CIardi, million offer to attract it to Michigan," and Amencan poet, a gunner in the really representative of the mg this candidate for vice presi- about the state's inability to attract more of the tion after the primary, Lucas believes the par- Army All' Corps m World War II, masses of the people. That IS, dent," he said. But the invitation Japanese auto plants being built in this country ty will pick someone who will help the ticket, a much-admired and much-sought- before getting elected to the Senate was not accepted. The hubbub con- who can do the job and who will be fa vored on a fter lecturer, translator of m 1944(for one term only! ) he had tmued off and on Lucas said, however, he IS even more con- a regional basis. He suggested no names him- Dante's "Divine Comedy" and been a carpenter and factory- Taylor's speech was engaging cerned about the state's failure to do more to self. Pnx de Rome award-wmner, long- worker (He is worth a separate and cheerful . Ciardi spoke with benefit the business and industry already in the time contnbutor to The Saturday letter m hImself sometime) great good humor in his booming state. In fact, he claims the state is offering in- Despite his campaign for governor, Lucas ReView, and recently a personal- Well, you can Imagine how basso voice. He always had a con- bizarre an event thiS developed in- centives and tax rebates to companies to come claims he is still minding the store in Wayne Ity of fame on publIc radIO vinCIng, winning, plausible way. Years ago I had a chance to to, visible and audible and It was You liked him Then in the midst to Michigan to compete against the businesses County. He points out, for example, he still is to neighbors and to passers-by. of his words some of his perplexed and industries already located here. helping to get signers to petitions to put on the meet him a couple of times and to I talk With hIm bnefly, and I read The pub1c-address system and slo- audience out on the street respond- ballot this year the proposal to eliminate the ganeermg signs left no doubt as to ed in their own way. I say "per- The Gap candidate also claimed that Blan- elective office of county dram commissioner if hiS columns and poetry, but I chard has paid little attention to the report by hadn't seen him for, say, 35years what was going on. plexed" because one couldn't hear the county board doesn't vote for a referendum untll I heard him m person m the Actually, however, what was go- Ciardi without liking him, and the tJ;1eGov~I1lor'.s CQmmi~sion.9,n Jo~ ~nd,Econo- ing Q!l ms1d.ewas norma! enough. on th,e-issue. . ~~ ...:J; ea\"J.y ;I,~~~l\i~~I.-Ul~P Q£ M youngsters must have liked. the mic Development. He distributed 'a cop~ of the m a symposium Withmostly much rherelY'What could reexpecte I ~ ~ 1 _ ...... , • ,w • & Page Seven-A Opinions letters Thursday, April 17, 1986 Prime Time for senior citizens -- _ By Marian Trainol' drate, low-fat diet BIOfeedback cataract becomes opaque When SprHlg, or what passes for sprmg techmques were found to be help- surgery IScalled for, 90 percent of untIl the real thmg comes along, IS ful for those suffermg from stress those who undergo It have Improv- tradItIOnal clean-up, llx-up time Another doctor working m the ed VISIOn Walls are washed, carpets clean- Ear Researcp Institute m Los A more senous eye condition ed, furniture pohshed. Mmor re- Angeles reported success with pa- that progresse~ slowly WIthout pairs are made. Yards and gar- tlents With severe tmmtus by warnmg IS glaucoma. Glaucoma dens are raked and readIed for teaching them to I-elax muscle causes higher-than-normal pres- spring plantmg Sprmg wardrobes groups of the forehead ~ure m the eyeball With the result are brought out of closests and Another form of relief ISa tmm- that flUids Within the eye do not measured up against current fash- tus masker developed at the Tm- dram properly, causing damage to Ions New hairdos are pondered mtus ClinIC at the Umveri>lty of the optic nerve and loss of VISIOn and different shades of make-up Oregon m Portland. It Ii>about the Symptoms lOclude a unexplam- consIdered Sprmg ISa time of re- size of a hearmg aid Unlike a ed blurnng of the VISIOnof one or Juvenatlon for people as well as hearing aid, It does not magnify both eyes, occasIOnal headaches on nature. sound but rather produces Its own one side or thE'other and the seem- Yet with all thl~ attention focus- sound hke the hum of an all' condl- mg presence of halos around the ed on appearance, one of the most tloner, a sound supposedly more electriC lights Important inventories ISneglected acceptable People over 35 should be check- - that of takmg a close look at One of the aspects of tmmtus IS ed penodlcally tor glaucoma health problems and domg some- that patients aware of the nOIses m Treatment consists of the use of thmg about them. Wmter takes ItS their ear are unaware of dlmimsh- eyedrops and drugs or sometimes toll and those naggmg little all- ed earlng aCUity When thiS IStrue, surgery In some cases laser ments will not go away unless a carefully selected hearing aid af- surgery ~as proved to be an effec- somethmg IS done about them. fordmg better receptJon of extern- tive tr"atment However medical That something ISbest determm- al i>ounds blocks out the tmmtus researchers beheve that more con- e9 by your doctor Even If there IS There are roughly 4 5 million ventIOnal treatment should be nl)thmg Significant bothermg you, people in the United States who tned smce those treated With a sprmg check-up WIll insure that have serIOus hearing Impairments ldsers expenence increased eye there are no hidden disorders More people are handicapped by pressure and temporary mflam- matlOn working against you. hearmg loss than the combmed Because most cases of glaucoma Take, for mstance, a rmging m total of those With heart disease, develop in people over 40, experts the ears. No bIg deal. It doesn't cancer, tuberculOSIS, diabetes, hurt, It'S annoymg, but after multiple sclerOSIS and blindness recommend a medIcal check every a while you get used to It Why' Hearmg dISorders can be the result two years after 40 For those With bother about it? of one or more locahzed symptoms a family history of glaucoma, an It should not be so lightly dis- of a dIsease that affects the per- annual eye exammation IS a good precautIOnary measure missed. Tmmtus is a clImcal name son's general health for nOIses in the ear. For some It The abIlity to hear high-fre- can be relallvely mild. For others quency sounds sometimes dlm- It may be a buzzing, hlssmg, crack- Imshes WIth age As a result, some ling, rmgmg noise words begin to resemble others, or _I_S_a_y__ ,, An__ u_n_SU_i_fa_b_Ie_sO_I_u_ti_O_D SometImes only one ear is affect- parts of words, or sentences are ed, other tImes both ears are af- missed enllrely. Other noises such fected Not only that, a person may as traffic sounds and television If I only had a beer . I'd be stadium Gatekeepers were fIll- degree of samty Perhaps ven- a breathalyzer test for not bemg hear dIfferent sounds m each ear blur conversatIOn Unable to com- whllin' away the hours, conver. mg trash bins with hundreds of dors could hawk beer m the sta- strapped III Fine would be an Sounds may appear to come from mUDlcate those afflIcted WIllsome- sin' WIth the Tigers -If I only had those cute httle bottles of dium again afternoon Al Kalme lecture on different locatiOns mside the head limes lapse mto depreSSIOn and a beer schnapps Mandatory mebriation deter- proper bleacher behaVIOr. or outside the head. They may withdrawal. ThIS IS unwarranted Didn't go to Openmg Day, but There may be a solution to the mmabon aIsle check lanes and a Ground-to-air missles to pre- even come and go since a hearing aid mIght correct did attend the last TIger/Blue Jay, brew less bleacher problem - If bleacher seat belt law combined vent beach balls from landmg on SometImes it can be alleviated any of the problems that caused It match-up at home last season. I with the mstaIlation of F;round-to- the field might be a costly propo- by removal of ear wax or treat- Another area sometimes put off was smging that song - 30 rows air beach ball-seeking missles sition This cost could easily be ment of ear infection or high blood in a program of health mainten- up m the bleachers would allow the safe consumption offset by collectmg the empty re- pressure, if these are the causes ance ISone that Involves Vision In Yelling "Less fllling" while the of alcohol turnable cans and bottles left out- One of the causes of tmmtus may the plan for makmg sprmg a new other 5,000 fans on the other side Peter A. Check lanes would be manned SIde of the stadIUm Those poten- be contmued exposure to loud begmmng, It should be mcluded. of the stands yelled, "Tastes by city pohce who would admims- tial revenues are lost now to kids noises. Another might be a viral in- Hearmg problems can be, but great" only remmded me there Salinas ter portable breathalyzer tests to who earn enough money by pick- fection or a head mJury. Emotional are not always, the result of agmg was no way in Cleveland I was go- those they beheve are mtoxi- ing up the emptles to follow the stress, excessive use of alcohol, But as we grow older, there is a ing to fight my way through hun- cated Those With alcohol levels Tigers on their west coast road tobacco or aspirm could be factors gradual weakening of the ability to dreds of bleacher bums to get a higher than acceptable - say, 20 tnp - on private jets. Dr George E Shambaugh of focus on nearby objects Usually shotglassful of LA (little awful) - would be carted off to baseball If this fundm~ cannot be lo- Nodhwestern,UnlVersity • ... __ db' I j _he rl J b ' Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Al1rlt 1~ A SHOWCASE of DISTINCTH REALTOR~ featured by the GROSSE POI~ GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 1.4 u-IwERI 2153 HOLLYWOOD nuME . "I~I WHK II NEW COLONIALS! TllO 10 choose fI om Enel g) effICient Featurmg a natural fIre- place, bay II mdow KItchen has bUlll-m!> Natural wood through out Doorl\ all to the patio 1\...0 and one half baths Master bedroom With full bath A t\\<0 car aiumlllum garage Many more features Aldridge & Associates 'Ci:r REAL ESTATE BROKERS [B ~ 884.6960 ~EAlTOO. SPRING SPECIAL 72 MOROSS ROAD - This dramatic five bedroom contemporary resIdence features the best of every buyers "wIsh" list Location m the heart of the Farms Generous room sizes most bedrooms feature a loft and cathedral UNIVERSITY - Nearly J,OUOsquare feet of beautIfully decorated English' .' cellmg - the ample master bedroom sUIte ISset aSide WIth outdoor deck architecture Random WIdth hardwood floors, a newer kItchen WIth bUlIt- _ overlookmg the fenced pnvate yard and a JacuzzI bath The kitchen recent- lOS, step-down hvmg room, den, SpaCIOUSdlnmg room and attached garage ly remodeled by Mutschler of course I The decor and atmosphere Those lookmg for the family home Will be pleased WIth the fIve bedrooms bright and warm ThiS ISa rare opportumty and a personal residence that and three full bdths Will truly distingUIshed you and your family Call today for addItIOnal details. Youngblood ' . t 'If;. , Rcirin'J In< ..• 882-5200 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POINTE SHORES ...,. ~"...... '"~ ., " Just a short walk from Lake 5t ClaIr the season IS upon us for those 15300 WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE - Presl1glOus Wmdmlll Pomte Ex- warm evemngs and the pleasant sounds characteristIc of the water ThIS cellent vIew of the Lake from almost every room ApprOXimately 200 feet custom built fIve bedroom home features four full baths, two powder rooms, of water frontage Beaul1ful floor plan Superbly decorated Family room 630 WESTCHESTER hbrary with wet bar as well as a family room The roof IS new, the fur- WIth wet bar and doorwall to patio l\lodern kItchen With bay wmdow and GROSSE POINTE PARK nace IS new Just add your own personal taste to the decor and call thiS one bUIlt m appliances, recreatIOn room 10 basement With sauna A SPACIOUS FAMILY COLONIAL m lovelv Wmdmlll Pomte area near home' the lake offer four bedrooms, two and one half baths, large family room, library, a newer kItchen, flmshed basement and an attached garage Call 884-00<>0for excltmg detaIls and an appOIntment for a re\\ Come and stroll through thiS lovely newer home on heaul1ful park,sl7ed lot Versatile bedroom arrangements accommodate thiS three or four bedroom Colomal WIth three full bath't plue; one half bath, Ideal for famIly WIth college age children or frequent guests Gourmet kItchen'" Ilh 'iohd Ho\\< marveloll't 10 fInd Ihl~ rH hI:. ('ulluren Engh'th stylE' home of oak cabmets and slunmng decor throughout 1~lth many Improvements y<>strf:.('ar Thl't home h,,'t hr('n l'ompl('tE'ly fr'tlofl'd and renovated hel leave you nothlO~ to do, but move nght 10 Great famIly neIghborhood ",e<>nI'l77 and 1'l1l2 In a ('elrhr,ltlOn of 11~chilra(lcr and beautv the can wlthm walklOg distance to elementary school Trfn!lc fencl'd hackyard vl'nJenc(''t of contemp01 arj 11\109 havr been hlrnded \\ AMERI HOME • WffK II ~tABULOUS LOCATION for executive style ranch ApproxImately 1,800 :square feet of comfortable IIvmg ~pace mcludes three bedrooms,large hv- :ing loom, dmlllg room and country kItchen Updated fedtures mclude the ~~e\'. rool $145,000 (I<'18HEN) 886 5800 [1 ~h:el~!~"a~~, :: ~. ~ 18780 Mack, Grosse Pointe Farms FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FEATURE HOME ~ , . t I TerrifIC Shores locatIOn only a stones throw to Lake Shore Road Situated on a 198x290foot lot thIS Enghsh Manse of approxlmate]v 7700 ~quare feel affords the Imest of am em tIes for the parllcular executl\,e Security ~y~- ~ tern Terraced rear yard Call for speCIfic detaJl~ and a personal appomt- ~"CENTER HALL COLONIAL" - The perfect famIly house!! ThIs 1950's ment for an mterlor mspeelJon CUSTOM DESIGNED Newer center entrance Colonial on one of Grosse r.Colomal has four bedrooms and two and one half baths A lovely famIly Pomte's mosl sought after ~treets has four bedrooms, two full and two half ;:;room WIth natural flreplace plus a cozy paneled den The well deSIgned baths, paneled hbrary WIth booklases, family room With natural fireplace, ~kItchell ISlarge WIth ample eatIng area Both hvmg room and dmmg room formal dmmg room, large kllchen \1Ith substantIal eatmg area WIth doors ~ha ve exposed wood f1oor~ All the rooms are generous, the traffIc pattern 83 Kercheval Ave. to a beaullful deck First floor laundry, mud room and Il1dny more features ~ b good and IS prIced to sell at $155,000 1138 KENSINGTON 11m, 884-5700 886-3400, R.G. asSociates mGBIE"-~' Member Homenca ~ '-- -114-K-ER-C-HE-V-AL- 886.6010 MAXON Relocation Services CHAMPION~BAER OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SPRING SPECIAL I ~-"~~~.::~~"~ ::~~ ~ 74 BELLE MEADE .~~----_.- ~ GROSSE POINTE SHORES :fhIS NEWER RANCH 10 an absolutely prIme locatIOn features a fantastIc VERY SPECIAL four bedroom home JIl Grosse Pomte CIty ThIS new of- ~ut~chler kItchen WIth top-of the-line buIlt-lOS, four bedrooms and three fering has a stunmng new kItchen. a ..\ onderful famIly room, updated baths, ~ths mcludmg master sUIte WIth whIrlpool tub, famIly room WIth fIreplace LAKESHORE Beaullfully appomted three bedl"Oom ranch IS now avaIl and three fIreplaces It has been meliculously mamlamed and beautifully ,rod buIlt m bar, attached garage and many custom extras - over 3700 able You'll love thIS elegant home 1\Ith three doorwalls leadmg to a brick decorated 8!luure feel of luxury accommodatIOns Call 881-4200for your appomtment terrace and many other speCIal features Move-m condItIOn makes It even 1.9 see' more appealing $295,000 I H 91LAK I R852000 ''... ~ ::'. ,~ ~.Ai 16610 Mack Grosse Pointe Park ItEAL fOlt5 ~: ~h~~~"a~.74 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms ,- u:::I _~ ,- t=lE.ALTOJ:l. ..,..,...." 882-5200 GraclOu" I<~ngh"h Tudor prrstlglOu"J} localf'd m thr Farm~ BeautIful natural ~ oodwork throughout thI" (la"~lc homr The ~tep-dov, n Iivmg room I\) 10 728 RJ<~Dlo'ORD ;1.IO\'E HI( ,11'1' I th1' complctelv rc<,tored and profe"slOnally decorated I, mtImate thr family room I, open and the kltchrn I" convel1lf'nt and GIW~SE pOI'Jn; Pi\HK j:n~li<,h hom(' Ilefml<,hen hardwood prgged floors, Pe~ablc tile, leaded modern hoth ovcrlook an mgrollnd pool A hOll"(, thai can ('a~i1y accom Ia"" ,md n,llural \\oodllork make thIS a truly authentIC Engltsh Tudor mooat(' a "mall group In th(' mtlmatc hhr ',llIl1g' I 1\11\Il1g (1m 11111 111m I'fC>!'''ltllllh If 1 1I1tIlT"I"II' (,II T"lI" EQ~ 0associatcs ~. Edgar ~.-:- '_L_ I 19790 Mack 19~ H,hrr Road 20(,,,., 1\1ackAv("nuc mr.:-o' '~' Grosse Pointe WOOd• ~ I (,1\ If/lIll) II "/tllif \111 I ~ .... ) == ~ MH6- ~H()O H84-6400 ,~~',-:.::.. 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 ''"... TIM:RclpINl ~""l ; •" 'i ..-~- --_ ...... ~. --~- ~--~--""------'~-, -!,..-,., --; ""'P~.pe_pe_i.., er'llc .p_* __, "" ""'0__ • _ Thu~day, April17, 1986 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Whodunit is next GP Theatre offering A drama s('t In upper Michigan "The Runner Stumbles." wherem a priest is accused of mur- in 1911 is the subject of Grosse This whodumt, with an under. dermg a nun, and 10 uncovering Pointe Theatre's next production current of deep and heartfelt hu- the culpnt, the audience views a Eligible Chrysler Employees at Fnes AuditorIUm, MJlan Stitt's manism, is loosely based on a tnal love story, a psychological maze, and a reflectiOn of the stnctures of and Ford, GM, Kelsey-Hayes, Budd Co., , religion OpenlOg Wednesday, April 23, Stanley Door, Aetna Tool Industries and runmng through Sunday, Apnl 27, with a second week scheduled April 30 through May 3, "The Run- eligible employees. ner Stumbles" is directed by long- time GPT actress LOiS Bendler, who also directed "Abelard and Heloise" a few seasons back Pro- ducer IS Carol Dowdy, With Jame Vreeland as stage manager and Bill Helmke as techmcal director When you join the Blue Preferred Plan (or Jac Purdon, who deSigned the sets for "Company" and GPT's inter- Preferred Care for General Motors) - the natIOnal offenng "Agnes of God," has created an Illusory setting for new preferred provider organization of Blue thiS northern Michigan town Heimke also plays the lead role, Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan - you that of Father Rivard, With Mlr- Jana Urosev as Sister Rita De. receive traditional coverage and more: fendUlg attorney Toby Felker is played by l\hke Evans, With Nan- cy Sortor 3S !\1rs Sh:mdlg, house- keeper at the rectory. Donna DiSante, Martm Bufahm 11,Karen Haller-Atkin, Wally Maher and • Your doctor's office visits are covered Peter Walilko round out the cast Chamng the techmcal crews are • Many preschool immunizations are covered Gmger Hupp, costumes. Chuck Sortor, IIghtmg, Kathy Morns, • Regular care for newborn children is also melke-up, Mary Lou Olszewski, properties and set dre~smg, and covered Don Lockwood, sound Francis Dall'acqua ISapprenl1ce director, ~ iwo members of the Grosse Pointe Theatre cast of "The Run. and John Guadagnoh serves as as. ~er Stumbles" are Bill Heimke as Father Rivard and Donna DiSante sistant producer ~..asErma Pringle, The play opens April 23 at the War Memorial Fries All performances are at the ;::Auditorium. For ticket information, call 881.4004. Fries Audltol'lum of the Grosse You're served by a network of more than Pomte War Memonal, 32 Lake- ~ shore, Grosse Pointe Farms 6,500 physicians and 111 hospitals across Tickets are $6 50, and may be ob- Wree tests April 20 tained by calling 881-4004 Per- the state including the following providers at " formances, With the excepl10n of ~ Free health screenmg tests Will Bon Secours Hospital Health and Sunday at 7 pm, all begm at 8 Fitness Center is located at 22'3()() Bon Secours Hospital in Grosse Pointe: ~ available for anyone 18years of pm. ::age or older from 10a m to 5 p m. Bon Brae in St Clair Shores, west The War Memonal offers free Sunday, April 20, at the Bon of Jefferson between 10and 11Mile parkmg and a candlehght buffet $ecours Hospital Health and Fit- roads For more IOformahon, call Wednesday, Thursday and Fl'iday ~ess Center as part of Project 343.1668 evenmg of both weeks, and Satur- :Health.O.Rama Let's turn 50 together day, April 27, for those holding theater llckets Patrons may re- ; The tests at the Bon Secours To celebrate or commiserate serve dinners by calling 881-7511 ;Health and Fitness Center mclude their 50th birthday, members of Bon Secours Hospital 'oral and skin cancer, colon-rectal the 1954graduatlOg class of South- cancer kits ($2 fee), self exam and eastern High School 10 Detroit are Emphysema is topic instructiOn, blood panel (21 tests planmng a get-together on Sept 27 Chromc lung disease patIents Steve Aiken, M.D. Family Practice for $8), pulmonary function, medi- at the Grosse POlOte Hunt Club. can learn about emphysema at this cation and nutntlon counseling, The majority of 1954 graduates month's Breathers Club, spon- Julian Alvarez, M.D. Radiology blood pressure, glaucoma, VISIOn, were born 10 1936and thus Will ex- son'd by the Amencan Lung Asso- Peter Antonacopoulos, M.D. Internal Medicine hearing, height and weight, and perience their 50Ul birthday thiS ciation of Southeastern Michigan general counseling and referring year Rather than having a high The group will meet at 2' 30p.m , Luis German Barbe, M.D. General Surgery school reunion, the planning com- Monday, April 21, in the Calvary Free pocket-Size first aid kits mittee felt that a giant 50th birth- SeOior Center's Classroom 3, lo- Thomas E. Barbieri, M.D. Radiology Will be given to each family Com- day party would be more ap- cated at 4950Gateshead, off Mack, Archie W. Bedell, M.D. Family Practice phmentary valet parkmg and baby propriate For more mformalton south of Moross, 10 DetrOIt sittmg serVices will also be pro- contact Robert Rouston at 522-6928 For more lOformation, call Donald D. Bignotti, M.D. Family Practice vided. or Lyle Heavner at 772-9377. 961-1697 Robert D. Bozell, M.D. Fq.mily Practice R. John Bradfield, M.D. OB7GYN"rl.,,"'" .~ < " OVER ME WI): LAMP REPAIR c. ~SH NE ijf S ..y David E. Bryer, M.D. Radiology ~~ otA WRIG,y~4()~ LAMP PARTS ~«~ :s- John G. Calwell, M.D. Anesthesiology WRIGHT'S Albert J. Ceravolo, M.D. Anesthesiology George C. Costea, D.O. Family Practice Gift & lamp Shop Ralph Cushing, M.D. Inter9al Medicine 18650 MACK AVE Nt xt \~ Groueo Pt. Post OIflCe Francis T. Day, M.D. General Surgery 885.8839 P S Brmg Your Lamp for F. Thomas Day, M.D. General Surgery Custom Flflmg Michael J. Dionne, M.D. Internal Medicine Allen M. Ford, M.D. Family Practice DEPENDABLE AND RESPONSIBLE George B. Ghanem, M.D. Cardiology FH\JANCIAL SERVICES FOR Robert J. Griffin, M.D. Cardiology BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS John D. Hall, M.D. OB/GYN Sachs & Company Magdy M. Hanna, M.D. OB/GYN David S. Harnadek, M.D. Radiology ====1,( ()Hi" IR\11 IJ==== John M. Hartzell, M.D. General Surgery Investments • Tax Shelters • IRAs KeorJti • Pornon PI inS • Insurance Faleh Husseini, M.D. OB/GYN PLANNING FOR Mazen Khalidi, M.D. General Surgery Retirement. Estate Nora Maya Kachaturoff, M.D. Dermatology College f ultlon Natailo Kogan, M.D. Anesthesiology Louise A. Sachs James M. Kuhlman, M.D. Radiology RegIstered Representallve of Musutal SelVlce Corp member NASD Inc Alfred M. Large, M.D. General Surgery 884.6740 Robert M. Lechy, Jr., M.D. Family Practice 63 KERCHEVAL AVENUE Roger McNeill, M.D. General Surgery Oil 1/" IIdl (,J{()'-.'-,l~ P01\:H. " \R:'IIS Michael J. Michael, M.D. Opthalmology Parvin A. Mirabadi, M.D. OB/GYN Arun G. Patel, M.D. Radiology Joseph H. Perry, III, M.D. Internal Medicine Peter S. Rodin, M.D. Family Practice " 30' poster pontS Michael E. Rollins, M.D. Otolaryngology 20 'I. 0 Off Francis P. Shea, M.D. Radiology ~~.O "'"IntS • '\8 ' poster r' Nabil Tawile, M.D. Gastroenterology '\2 'It. 0 Off Jorge E. Yofre, M.D. Anesthesiology ~1.0 James C. ZuraWSki, M.D. Orthopedics savenow on the big, beautiful look of poster Pnnts from Kodak'sown labs Just come In and piCkup a coupon Return It With your favonte 35 mm color negatIVes color SlIdes,or calor prints. You IIget three dollars off the regular pnce of 20" x 30" Poster Prints, and two dollars off the regular pnce of • REDUCE HEAT 12" x 18" poster Prints Don t walt' Order your big • $AYE EftlRGy '- COCJUNC COSTS colorful poster Prints today CUSTOM COLORS AND STYLES Remember, always asKfor processing by Kodak ~ Offer effeetlve Apnl14-May 16,1986 ~ DECORATOR FABRICS ~~ItA'~ 1Irt PERMANIZED WITH SILICONE ANDVINYL r;~~~'r' I~ FREE ESTIMATES , ./0 Blue Cross ~t-BON SECOURS HOSPITAL FAST DELM:RY. TERMS & , 8lueShieid 468 Cadieux Road mul Grosse Pointe, MI 48230 P'U!UMUUj If{Ull lAb 313/343-1000 17114 Kercheval Avenue .1 TU IIIN.THE.VILLAGE" 885-2267 I .. ~------"----~------~~---- • pq_.q_c=_a;__ ...... _ ...... ------...... ------.--- ...... ---- Thursday, April 17, 1986 : G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Eleven-A Woods flower Thinking of Leasing Learn How Easy sale May 16-17 It's that bloomin' time of year Think of Banking Can Be! agam! Grosse Pomte Woods' BeautIfl- DRUMMY With NBD'~ 24-Hour Banker Card, you can bank at your cahon Advisory CommiSSIOn WIU LEASING INC. convenience. No waitmg in long lines, hurried banking on be holdmg its annual flower sale a Mile at GratIot your lunch hour or rushing to our office before it closes. Friday evening, May 16, and all 772.6700 772.2200 day Saturday, May 17, in front of Da ...a Pel!or(. ,/ P the Woods CIty Hall nJlph FI 'u ~.J t ~ r~(J Let our demonstrator show you Ju~t how easy bankmg Dr Lee Bryce, commission can be April I-April 30 at our Kercheval-51 Clair office chairperson, saId the "early bIrd" sale Will begm FrIday from dUrIng regular lobby hour~! 5 p m to about 8 p.m. "Last year we had so many peo- FURNACES ple drive by and stop whlle we were unloa ding the flowers off the & BOILERS truck we deCIded to sell them to Replaced ~Of~ t anyone WIshIng to buy off the ,t .- J .. r -/ rack," Bryce said I 'tf fJ' Some new additions to the lme Eli!u.:~lclt W of flowers Will be available In ad- PlU MBI NG .~f AliNe dItIon to the Impatiens, begomas, 17600 L1VfRNOIS - 8637800 marIgolds, hangmg relger begon- 15304 KERCHEVAL - 8229070 Ias and petunias, there will also 1726 MAPLE RD - 643 4800 Kathy Forster Phalo by Peter A S.IIO.S be avallable dusty miller, snap- dragons, verbena, sweet alyssum Forster is Person of the Year and salVia She grew tired of taking her mg IS very mstrumental " Wholesale prIce for begomas and impatlents IS $8 per flat. children to other commumtIes m Forster saId when she ap- Petumas and marIgolds are $5 75 metro Detroit to see fireworks on proached the board, she had the Fourth of July per flat Other prIces are not yet every mtention of making a fire- known Kathy Forster went before the works dIsplay a realIty m Grosse Grosse Pointe Busmess and Pro- Pomte The association made her Proceeds from the annual sale fessIOnal AssocIation of Mack chaIrman of the fIreworks com- have gone to many projects In the Avenue in 1984and asked If the as- mIttee. Woods Flowers located at var- sociation could sponsor a locally "My father said there are times ious locations around the city are held event when thmgs lIke thiS need to be paId for WIth the proceeds Last year the fireworks were an done - someone has to do them," "We also had a stained glass awesome display complete wIth she said "There was a lot of sup- window installed in the courtroom accompanymg musIc. The event, ALWAYS LOW PRICES port from the commumty." and have purchased Christmas held at Parcells FIeld at Verme, She noted that support Wll!have Avenue and Mack, promises to be decorations for cIty hall," she to remain strong If the event IS to said Everyday on Everything eyen bigger than last year. contmue It is for her year-round efforts "Fundraismg for thiS event has There WIll be no Sunday sale m brmgmg back a fireworks dIs- been a challenge, ., she said thIS year, accordmg to Bryce She play to Grosse Pomte, that For- "Smce funding IS solely through said the additIOn of the FrIday son BATCH ster has been named the associa- voluntary donatIOns, we don't early bIrd sale WIll be enough to COOKES tion's Person of the Year. know from one year to the next sell all of the flowers. -CHOC CHIP She said the fIreworks would "The flower sale is what pro- CHEEBLERS whether we can contmue We -OATMEAL -ZESTY CHEDDAR not have been pOSSible without the don't want thiS event to become VIdes flowers for Grosse Pointe RAISIN PUDDY CREME'S cooperation and efforts of many an endangered species " Woods," Bryce said "If you sup- • SPICY NACHO port the sale, you are supporting COOKES people, especially committee co- This year WIll mark the thIrd -CHOCOLATE chairperson RobbIe Curry time the event has been spon- the cIty and Its beautIfIcation" -DOUBLE CHOC. Forster, a Grosse Pointe Park sored by the associatIOn "Mack -BUTTERSCOTCH resIdent, is a graduate of John Avenue Fireworks & MUSical Carroll Umverslty m Cleveland. Event" WIll be held Sunday, June Clown Corps to meet She and her husband, Ron, have 29 The mUSIC, performed by the The Grosse Pointe Clown Corps two children She IS a lamp and Austm Moro Band thiS year, WIll will hold a new member registra- accessory buyer for the famIly begm around 8 p m A July 3 ram tIOn Wednesday, April 30, at 7'30 owned and operated Forster's In- date has been set p.m m the basement of the Woods teriors, Grosse Pomte Woods "It is through her efforts that publIc safety buIldmg, 20025 Lee Meyer, assocIatIOn preSI- the fIreworks event has been an Mack. dent, said the selection of a per- occasion for the assocIation to son of the year ISan annual event thank the commumty for ItS pat- ChIldren and adults from "She (Forster) has done a tre- ronage to our bUSinesses and pro- Grosse Pomte, Harper Woods and mendous Job over the last three feSSIOnals on Mack Avenue," Macomb County are elIgible. For years," Meyer said "Her com- Meyer said more information, call chairman mittee starts working for the next A specIal dmner Will be held Arthur Kuehnel at 881-8186 year the day after the flrework~ Saturday, AprIl .19, \~t 7 ,QJD ?t , It takes hterally an -Year' ffi llut SchiaVI's on Eight Mile !Road, , the progra m together" F>undr:a~ DetrOIt. r.: 1\' J IS' '1'" • -- ~ r--::;:::- ...... --: -----~- - perer A a Jnas KNlnlNG AND WEAVING YARNS MED-CARE CLINIC 25% DISCOUNT Wool, Silk, Alpaca, Acrylics, Mohair, Cotton, Cashmere 17712 MACK AVE CAROL GRAY STUDIO (Between Cadieux & Morass) 315 Lakeland • 882-2428 Tues. & Wed. 10:30-4:30 or call anytime GENERAL PRACTICE Staffed bV a Qualified M. D. providing services of: • COMPLETE HEALTH CARE • ANNUAL PHYSICIALS FEliCE • PHYSlrAL MEDICINE • SCHOOLMlORKlINSURANCE PHYSICALS • DISABILITY EVAWATION • STROKE AND AMPUTEE CARE INc;YAlLATlON & REPAIR • EKG • Lung Tesbng • Muscle & Nerve Tesbng • WOOD • Laboratory Services • Physical Therapy • CHAIN LINK • VYNAL COATED RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Call For Same Day Appointment 885-2230 i ~ Moo thru Fn 9-5 pm Sat 9-100p.m i~1 l.-_J ALL INSURANCES ACCEPTED S,.EYE-882.i650 A Clean Chimney Is A Safe Chimney! ezftglflfS/ cfoi~ak't J SAFE FLUE CHIMNEY SWEEP ProfeSSional Service Smce 1978 -~hlmney cleaned -Animal Renoval '86 -Chimney Screens & Caps Installed filion yuclion -Damper & Mortar Repair Tom Trefzer Certified Master Sweep an evening of 882-5169 C18ssiQ~ Over A Century of Service Continued to the Eastside Communities Saturday, May 10 4:30 - 9 p.m. $35 per person for reservations, call 886-1802 More than 600 UnIque items to be auctIOned, Groesbeck Chapel of including: Patton MWF, a yearling ArabIan colt sired by The Wm. R. Aladdinn, the 1979 national champion Arabian stallion, and out of the mare Basqua. Patton's Hamilton Co. exceptionally li~ht and airy trot makes him a - - - --_ ... ~t.- FOII1I: prime candidate for the show flng. He has a kind 226 CROCKI-,R BLVI>. MOil. \10unl (Jrmrn, 411063 22210 IIIcIIlIPn ...... temperament and willing disposition. 463-0577 , II~.1-4110 ~ IItG10 \\m R. Ilam,llon II .... IIQ 1OUT11 D • a 1957 red Thunderbird convertible 1903.19111 511.W...... 13. PI...... • a Victorian doll house [)a'ld 1\11 lIamllton John ~ Druckman I I. PIta. 31MMO ..... III I. Ronald n. Herkmann Ilo}d R. Monrague • a cruise on the Sea Goddess, and A~~oclale I)Ift~rION DAYS LCWPRICES- ~ • a Golden Retriever puppy \fUll/IN /" IIIIIIIJ/wlI ~SM7 \iIJ/mnIJ/ \/,1<, Ird l10mc /(Jill I ~.a4OU • ,i .. he ...... ~ .."", ..... _ Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 DON'T PAINT YOUR CODlDlunity Events RADIATORS Steam and hot water Ace radiator Cinema League ~~~::~~sw~~~~~~~~t COil enclosures Old, young proven to be Ihe finest 1 PrOJectt'eal oul Into method of healmg BUT room The Grosse Pomte Cmema The Sherwm Wme lecture serIes, are ugly and old 2 Keep drapes walls League will meet Monday, April "Is The Family In Trouble?" Will fashioned Pam\ or wood cleaner 21. at 8 p.m at the War Memorial conclude With "The Old and The covers drastically reduce 3 Beautify your home Helen Kozy, known m the Grosse Young: Coping With Difference," heating effiCiency Free catalog of Ideas and Pointe area for her photography, on Wednesaay, AprI123, from 9:30 O el"Clcnl heating IrK Free Es/lmares h (lolll'H) travels behind the Iron Curtain to 11'30a m. at the War MemOrIal Manufacturing Co. W,Il. or P on. Her shdes, "Volga CruIse," Will In thiS third lecture, Wine wIll dis- 3564 Blue Rock Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45247 1.800-543.7040 review Russian history from Ivan cuss ways m which to brIdge the the Terrible through Peter the ::ommulllcatlOn gap between Great to the present generatIOns. s Block sales, Inc~ While wearmg a Russian cos- '.. I The best window for less! tume. Helen wiII acquamt view- Wille contends that each new ge- ers With the city of Rostov-on-Don neration faces different challenges • free estimates • financing available before boarding the cruise ship and problems from the preceedmg Any Glass Block Basement Window up to Her pICtures show the ship's faCil- ones, and familIes need to use 46 Inches (Width plus nelght) Min 3 Windows ItIes and actIvItIes and their shore creatIve Imagmatlon, not nostal- Pln'-8.ffi1 CJ.H.h .. viSits to two umnhablted Islands gia, to fmd solutIOns to today's g95plcked_up and to SIXcItIes situatIons PCTlVI'tTh1l.D'1IfIUCf1lEfl'TWMDWS 2 Sale ends The presentation mcludes Vol- The lecture, presented by the [1:1 iZ 64951nstalled May 17,1986 gagrad, which has been complete. Councll of Sponsors, costs $6 50 per ly rebUilt after being 90 percent person For additIOnal mforma- destroyed in World War II, Len- Hon, call 881-7511,Monday through m's birthplace, Togliatti, the Rus- Saturday, 9 a m to 9 p m :~Il~'778.6330 ~::~~-". sian automobIle manufacturmg ,...~ center, and a Young Pioneers Since 1'50 22701 Wood Street, 51. Clair Shores ',,- ' • ~- ~-".'~ .- -->-~.~".-- • _ • .., •• - .-. -~--~~-_. '".- camp at Kazan. Men's Glee Club After the cruise, there ISa fhght The Wayne State Umvel'slty to Kiev and St Sophia Cathedral, Men's Glee Club Will present a con- and then on to Moscow to viSit cert Sunday, April 20, at 7 30 p.m. Red Square, the Kremlm, and m the sanctuary of Grosse Pomte RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., ~C. some gift shops Lenmgrad and MemOrIal Church the Hermitage are mcluded Directed by Dr Harry M Langs- The public is mVlted There IS a ford, the Glee Club Will offer a FOOT SPECIALIST AND FOOT SURGEON charge of $1 for non-members variety of mUSIC,mcludmg claSSI- The Cmema League is makmg cal sacred/secular, folk songs, ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF plans for its 31st annual banquet spIrItuals, and selectIons by The HIS NEW OFFICE AT With a special program on May BrOilers. 19 The public IS welcome to thiS event. Last July, thiS group won the Ill- ternahonal mUSical "Eisteddfod," 20835 MACK AVENUE Italy series the 809-year-old Welsh men's song- GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 fest that draws entrants from Dr. Stephen Bertman, popular around the world ThiS IS the third 884-7566 arts and culture lecturer, Willpre- time that the WSU Men's Glee Club sent three weekly talks on the has been proclaimed the finest HOURS BY APPOINTMENT "Romantic Cities of Italy," from International dance male chorus in the world' 1968, SATURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE 7.30 to 9 p.m., begmnmg Monday, Maria Thomas of Grosse Pointe Woods. in an Epirotiko 19B1, 19B5 April 21, at the War Memorial With vIsual presentations and Greek costu me, will perform with the t-'ellenic Society for the ThiS latest victory was espeCial- commentary, Bertman Will pre- Performing Arts Greek Dancers at the International Dance ly meamngful because it was part IT HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE sent "Rome' The Eternal City" Festival Sunday, April 20, 7:30-10:30 p.m., at Northland of the world tour of celebration of PAST I HOPE OUR NEW AND EXPANDED FACILITIES WILL April 21, "Florence: Birthplace of Center, Northland Mall. the 40th anmversary of the glee CONTINUE 1D MEET THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR the Renaissance" April 28, and The Hellenic Society for the Performing Arts Greek Dancers club and of Langsford's 40years as PATIENTS "Venice: Queen of the Mediter- along with 21 of the best ethnic performing groups will enter- ItS conductor. ranean" May 5. tain for three hours on two stages in the mall area. In addi- Tickets, prIced at adults, $5, Tickets for the series of three tion, ethnic foods, wine, desserts. coffee and free valet park- semor citizens, $3; and students, lectures are $19 per person, while ing are all included in the festival admission price of $13.50. $1, are available at the door For a single lecture IS $8. Tickets are Tickets are available at The International Institute. TicketWorld more informatIOn, call 882-5330 available at the center or at the door. For additional information Outlets, Hudson ticket offices and AAA, Ca11871-8600 dL~ring ~!9h Wi((more 'Trave( call 881-7511, Monday through business hours for additional information. Osteoporosis talk Saturday, 9 a m to 9 p m Dr Arthur Santora, assistant professor of medlcme at Wayne Pancake breakfast Financial seminar planned in Woods State University, will speak on os- teoporosIs Wednesday, April 23, at St. Clair Shores Adult and Com- A fmanclal semmar, sponsored ance, Stan Baxter, savings ac- Assumption Cultural Cent~r, 21800 munity Education Will serve Its by the Grosse POinte Woods Semor counts, certificates of depOSIt and Marter, St Clair Shores lrd annual Pancake Breakfast CItIzens CommiSSIOn, Willbe given others; and BrIan Howe, estate unday, April 27, from 9 a.m. to 1 Tuesday, April 22, from 3 to 5 P I!! planning. Recently transJ~r.reQ.frQIJ;!.. C~lJ. forma, Dr Santora is an expert on .m. at Kennedy School, 23101 III the Woods counCil chambers-- The event IS free of charge f, asonic, S1. Clair Shores. Speakers Will be Barbara Bler- bone and calcium metabolism at Proceeds will be used to sponsor busse, fmanclal plannmg and m- For more mformatlOn, call Howe Harper Grace Hospital. HIS talk college scholarships for adult come laxatIOn, Tom McGann, m. at 222-5474 or Janet Newberg, Will begin at 7:30 p.m graduates. Call 445-4884for mfor- vestments, stock~, bonds, etc, chairman of the Woods commis- AdmiSSIOn IS$4 For more Illfor- mation regardmg tIckets Charles Pearson, baSIC lIfe msur- SIOn,at 886-6076 matIon, call 779-6111 LEIGH WILLMORE TRAVEL (FORMERL Y WALLACE TRAVEL) IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE ITS NEW SEWER OWNERSHIP WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR TROUBLE? VALUED PATRONAGE. OUR EXPERIENCED Call AND COMPETENT STAFF IS, AS ALWAYS, READY TO SERVICE ALL YOUR TRAVEL NEEDS. 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For more Information call 343.1668 ~~~7~:~~S1:49,: 3/$1.00 ", Thursday, Apnl 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Board readies tax note sale The Board of EducatlOn April 7 all issuers meet the requirements authorized the sale of up to $16,5 of the legislation Just In case that Schools mtllion in tax antiCipation notes happens, f<~entonsaid thIS summer to fund the district's Were the school system not to operations until December's tax plan to meet the reqUIrements, School events cDllections there would be no bidders for its ., The followmg events Will take Pending federal legislatIOn wiJI bonds, Fenton said Even banks 1 place withm the Grosse Pomte force the system to take delivery that do bus mess With the dlstnct .! Pubhc School System next week' of the notes three to four weeks wouldn't want to tender bids, he AprIl 21-27 - Volunteer Week. later than normal, however, ac- added 1 Tuesday, Apnl 22 - PTO meet- cordmg to Chnshan Fenton, di- While the authOrlZatlOn asked ~, 109 and shde show presentatIon at rector of busmes!:o affam, for sale of up to $16 5 million, the 8 p m at Richard The bond1Og market 1&reqUlr- dlstrtct expects selling about $15.7 Wednesday, April 23 - Sales and mg Issuers of tax-exempt bonds to million, $500.000 more than last Marketmg, CarE'er Night for high meet reqUlrements of a House- year The mcrease is caused by schools, at 7'30 p m at South passed tax reform bill. which reo mflahon, Fenton saId Thursday, April 24 - Mothers qUIres that 5 percent of net pro- The district annually sells tax Club Spnng Benefit luncheon and ceeds of an Issue be spent wlthlll notes to fund operatlOn from June '. lashlOn show at 11 30 a m at the 30 day,> of delivery 111 order to to December RegulatIOns set by War MemOrial mallltam the tax-exempt '>tatus the Mumclpal Finance Commis- F'nday, AprIl 25 - Beach Dance for the bonds sIOn. whIch must authorize the at 8 30 P m at South The school system normal1\ sale. allows a school district to !:oells notes to the lowe!:ot bldde'r borrow up to half ItS prevIOus and collects the monev 111 July ) ear'5 tax levy by sellmg tax South wins awards ThIS year, however, the sy&tem notes for journalism would not be able to tdke de1Jvery La!>t year, 11 companies bid on so early and stili spend the 5 per- the system's $152 mllhon worth Seven student Journalists at cent In that time, Fenton saId of note~ Bidders offer to buy the South High School won four na- '\!thotlgh tpe !eglsb t '0'1 '"'~...on Doff> ... and "pt an interest rate tional Journahsm awards m Gold ly passed the House, there I'>talk which the school system WIll have Circle competitlOn sponsored by of makmg Its proviSIOn retroac- to pay the bIdder The low bidder the Columbia ScholastIc Press tIve to the begmnmg of thiS year IS the one that offers tp~ lowest 111- ASSOClahon at ColumbIa Umver- Bond bidders have reque~ted that terest rate slty 10 New York City PhOIO by Kay Pholography Sara Wasmger, a sophomore, 1bp spellers placed third in the nation for fea- ture page deSign on "Bright and Winner of the annual Pierce Middle School spelling competition is Joy Stuckey, in the center, Bold" fall fashions She also re- seventh-grader. With her are sixth-graders Lindsey Kaser, at the left, third place, and Dana Bell, ceIved a CertlfIcate of Merit for a And ..• right, second place. The contest is cO-bponsored by the Lawrence Institute of Technology and photo page layout followmg the The Detroit News. school's homecoming. A team of four students placed South students score high in photogmphy contest second for a two-page presenta- tIOn on a single subject WIth a Wltll Three Grosse Pomte South HIgh Mrs Robert Bagno of Kensmgton, In all, the 19 students receIved special report on teen sUIcide pub- School photography students plac- James Fets, son of Mr, and Mrs $9,000in cash or scholarships in the lished m December Honored ed in the top 19of the more than 400 Joseph Fets of Kerby, and Laura natIonal exhibit and competitIOn were Kea McKmney, Taylor Lm- semifmalIsts In the NatIOnal Plansker, daughter of Mr. and after their pQrtfolios were Judged coin, Mark Froelich and Molly 2O%OFF Scholastic Art Awards Compeh- Mrs Denms Plansker of BiShop, as being among the best in the Conner PlusUDJIJ tion held recently In New York were among the 15 finalists who regIOnal compehhon held through- McKmney, Jay Bonnell and City received $100each in the honorable out the country, Beth Kmght received a CertifI- $fitRebate* Craig Bagno, son of Mr and mention category cate of Merit for a single-page Photography students, who en- presentatIon on a single subject tered the portfolio competItIOn, With coverage of controversy fol- Sales, marketing career program were reqUired to submit at least 10 lowing announcement of plans for Grosse POinte South High School The program IS planned to help photos a semor triP to Toronto that was will present a sales and marketmg high school students gain mforma- not school-sponsored career program Wednesday, AprIl tlOn about the world of work, but All three of the semor students The Gold Circle Awards pro- 23, at 7 30 P m m the mam audI- all residents are invited to attend, have studied photography for three gram IS the nahon's largest torium For further informatIOn, call the years at South High School under awards competition for mdlvldual The featured ~peakers \\ III be South High Career Center at 343- the directIon of .Jack Summers. art achlevemE'nt bv !>tudent '''TIters, Kathleen l\1eade, Il1clrketlng pub 2302 Instructor pdltor!:o. deslgnel'S and photog hc relatIOn!> a~slstant, The Stroh raphers The contest drew 14,026 Brewery Co , Michael Kramer, entrIes from colleges and umver- small business owner, The Bed, South journalists visit Pierce sltles, JUnIor and semor high Bath and Linens Store, Donna San- Kea McKinney, editor of The ed Shirley LaJoy's enrIched read- schools throughout the Umted to, semor analyst, Market OpmlOn Tower Newspaper at South High mg class at Pierce Middle School States Research, and Wl1liam Lafer, School, and Kathleen Judge, staff As a follow-up acl1vity, class store manager, Jacobson's Store member of Imprints, the literary members wrote a newspaper arti- Students raise $50 Save BIG on selected Never-Wax Iloors exclus,vely al For The Home magazine at South, recently VISlt- cle report 109 the Visit According Mannlnglon Gallery of Floors dealersl to Chnstopher Marston, "the two More than $50 was raIsed in the Choose from Bcca Anslocon' and Lustrecon' collectIOns-over South semors spoke about Journa- read-a-thon held recently by the 30 exciting deSigns and 90 Vibrant colors' hsm and its many aspects, as well seventh-grade Enghsh students m Mannmglon s Never-Wax IS the beauhful floor With the ~buill-m J\'IcKinney is, tou.,,~tpJ!~nUoumalist .. as poetry and IllustratIng" Bryan Judy Tuschak's class at PIerce shine No speCial dreSSings bnghteners or stripping are ever . Middle School necessaryl It resists even the Kea McK1Oney, a senIOr at year She has preVIOusly been Dumphy noted "Kea McKinney loughest household stams' Sou~, has been named the top stu- honored in three consecutive years began her writmg career at the The class IS donatmg the pro- Hurry' Get 20% off and den,t]ournahst 111 MlChlgan In com- 10wrltmg competitions sponsored Trojan Times, the PIerce News- ceeds of the actiVIty to the Wayne up to $1 SO/square yard rebale lJ\{111111~tOll. County Humane SocIety ~ petItlOn by the Journalist Educa- by Michigan Press Women She paper" Kea's SIster, Megan Mc- now through May 9 1986' GallllyoiffOOn THE SIGN OF THE ! tIon AssoclatlOn and Will represent placed first for feature wnting as Kmney, saId, "MISS Judge had FLOORING PROFESSIONAl the state 10 national competition a sophomore, thIrd for news wnt- some neat thmgs to say about crea- Photography featured *Exclusively At ••• SelectIOn for the honor was ing as a jumor, and se~ond for fea- tive wntmg and keepmg a Journal, The photography work of Jack based on a personal essay. a port- ture w~ltmg as a semor not a diary " o Summers, a Grosse Pomte foho of her work for the Tower, McKmney also wrote and ap- John Brooks said the VISit made South High School art Instructor, the school's newspaper, and pea red as the student correspon- him "think about bemg on a news- was recently featured In a speCial paper and maybe making a hVlng UTICA Ml CLEMfNS recommendatIOns by tho~e who dent m a segment on record rat- show, Extended PhotovislOns at INDEPENDENT 3)100 (jUTIOT .a!i~11 VA'" DYKE know her work as a student Jour- ~~gs for the ma~?Ural broadcast of dOing It " Henry Ford Commumty College ilft _'St ... 2 U I • ~ Ill. t I nalist Main Street, an NBC news Ahson Black closed her article FLOOR 13~lS55 791 7800 magazme show for young people. by wntmg "the sixth grade class EASI OElAOn HAM1AAMIC~ COVERING I~OI5 E • MILE 1130' JO$ CAIIV~.u McKinney IS completmg her Followmg graduation m June, wholeheartedly welcomes them Statistics prove major league l.lll.GJlUC ClHI,.llIlOJ (U' fourth year of ]ournallsm trammg McK10ney IS headed for the Um- back anyhme after their fun and baseball umpires are 99 9-percent 7174360 36~6621 and IS editor of the Tower thiS versity of Michigan educatlOnal visit" accurate HOURS: MON,-SAT. 9-9:30, SUN. 12-5 , VERBRUGGE' Ann ArbOr FOOD MARKET Antiques Market 17328 M.ACK• at ST. CLAIR M. Brusher Daily 8-6 Wed. 8.12 Closed Sunday We DelIver 885-1565 18TH ..... !to Sale dates: Thurs •• Fri .. Sat .. April 19 SEASON ~&"\~.EATS Sunday,April 20 ...... Fresh 5139 Third Sundays of the month LAMB SHANKS...... LI U.S.D A. ChOice • BEEF SIRLOIN .~ S229 TIP ROAST ' . . . . LI ~eTU~F~Ds II ~ 881; PORK LOIN ROAST ... ~... U ~r (lwn C;<'lI~ & omon ~dd ...:!.:.e<;s~ ______--~~ MAKE --'EM YOU- BAKI:---'1:. Fresh S298 STUFFED FLANK STEAK . . . . . LI Fresh SI88 "See me for all MOCK CHICKEN LEG. . . . . 11 your family M"~"'FiiiH Sl?ECIALS insurance needs." ---(1).- 51 FRED ZElEWSKI 98 AGENT LOBSTERTAILS .~ .. 30Z. LI ~es3eMack Ave Fresh l.~ S359 Grosse POinte Farms, MI (313) 882-9308 SOLE FILLETS ...... II LIke a good neIghbor State Farm IS there FRESH SMELTS 981; LI a:lJJfn 0DuID.nifll STATE FARM Cahforma Fresh =--1 1- 5159 MUSHROOMS (-. ~ ~ ...... I LI .. x Over 300 Dealers - All under cover Cali forma tC ~~r6791; 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. TOMATOES ~ 1" LI .. 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When measuring total cholesterol, knew that similar bumps, depos- "If It'S low, even with a moderate lower ISbetter; mHDLs, higher is CALL A PROFESSIONAL REe ROOMS with word of a new test to detect a CUSTOM KITCHENS hereditary tendency to athero- its of cholesterol m the skm, are level of total cholesterol, there's better. An HDL level of 50 is aver- • BATHROOMS sclerosIs, a couple of doctors at seen m patients With a rare hered- something m It for you to do some- age. The Ameflcan Heart Associa- BUILDING &. REMODELING PORCH ENCLOSURES Henry Ford Hospital were excited. Itary conditIOn calle Tangier diS- thmg about It .. tion has set a total cholesterol CONTRACTORS CUSTOM GARAGES Although not the developers of ease - but TangIer patients don't There are many mdlvlduals With target level of 200 milligrams per REPLACEMENT AND the new test, they provided the have an unusual mcidence of half-normal levels of HDL, inher- decihter of blood. The averag,e in FOR OVER 30 YEARS GREENHOUSE WINDOWS Impetus for the test's develop- atherosclerosis Ited from one parent, Norum said, the American population is 210, • OFFICES REMODELED ment. The two have 10vested time It got the doctors to thmkmg but drastic cases hke the two sis- down from about 230 about 10 LICENSED & INSURED COMMERCIAL REMODELING and energy and medical curiosity about fats In the blood and led ters are rear "Tens of thousands years ago, Norum said. QUALITY DOESN'T In the case of two DetrOIt sisters them to admmlster tests that of people have been tested," But the whole thmg IS relahve. • COST, IT PAYS! with the rare hereditary disorder. eventually showed that mdeed a Targets are selected by measuring DESIGN SERVICE Smce 1979, Dr Robert Norum, protem that normally carnes that levels 10 the general populatIOn, an mtermst and specialist 10 fat through the blood was mlssmg, but the Amencan general popula- genetlcs, and Dr Jeffrey Lakier, causmg the fat to Just pile up m the tion consumes a lot of fat and has a cardIOlogist, have pondered the vessels an elevated cholesterol level com- cause and treatment of the dis- The role of HDL as "good" pared to some groups ease in the two women whose cholesterol has been "bandIed "In the Umted States, It'S qUite about" - as Lakier says - lor normal to die of atherosclerosIs" .!I'I!~!.ARF'+ bodies, they discovered, lack the ablhty to manufacture high den- some time LikeWise, familial Norum saId In Hong Kong, the 18332 mack avenue 881-1024 sity hpoprotem 30751 Little Mack, R05evllle, Michigan 48066 293-1500 11810 Mack at R R. 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I New York StriPS ChlCken DelmOniCO Lamb Chops STIEBERREALTYCOMPANY In the last few years, \I;e've had to say "No" to il lot of PHh!X'l tlW ~ , • __ ... b ,+ = .. de.! ,.. de! ! .. d .. - -Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Barnhart to run for 1st District seat program, the mayor's develop- Farms With her hushand, attorney Katherme Barnhart, attorney ment team and the model Cities F Philip Collsta, and two children, and hlstonc preservatIOnist, Will program. She served in the Peace Ceha and Joey ColIsta run for the offICe of Wayne County Corps in West Africa from 1962- Barnhart worked in the commissioner from the 1st Dls- 1964 tnct The district mcludes all of the Cavanaugh administration In De- trOit from 1965-1968, as a semor Her educatIOn Illcludes a B.A. Grosse Pomtes, Harper Woods and from the Umversity of Michigan m SOCial planner With the poverty northeast DetrOit political science, post graduate Barnhart has been practicmg work in urban planmng at Wayne law m DetrOit for 10years and has State Umverslty and a jurIS docto- been mvolved III the restoratIOn of rate, cum laude, from Wayne State several DetrOit bUIldings, In- University School of Law cludmg the Parker House which She was a founder of the she purchased and restored With Women's JustIce Center as well as her partners the Michigan Women's Campaign She lives m Grosse Pomte Fund She served as correspondmg secretary of DetrOit Now and treasurer of Women Lawyer's As- Board adds sociation of Michigan She was recently apPolllted by summer the chief Judge of Wayne County Clfcuit Court to a task force to ex- classes amme the Wayne County Fnend of the Court and was also appOInted Eight courses have been added to serve on the MIChigan Child Sup- to thiS year's summer school pro- port GUidelInes Committee In gram Lansmg In 1980. she wrote the Tbe BU,ll J vf EJUCdlwlJ MUll- domestic relatIOns portIOn of the day mght, April 7, approved the Katherine Barnhart bench book used by the ClfCUlt addition of the courses to the pro- Bourt of Wayne County gram of studlCs The classes are those that teachers have asked to teach and have submitted mfor- Photo by Susan Buckler matIon detaIlmg the purpose, ]liUage of <&rosse'nint.e ~~nres scope and objectives of the pro- COUNTIES OF WAYNE AND MACOMB Achievement gram Michigan Receiving a certificate of achievement from the National Fire Academy for completing 80 hours High school students may select an anthropology workshop With To the Quahfled Electors of the Village of Grosse Pomte Shore~ of training in emergency medical services management training is Thomas E. Court, Park Herman Weng for SOCial studies firefighter, in the center, Others gathered for the presentation are, from left, Police Chief Richard credit, an aViatIOn sCience work- Youare hereby notified that any quahfted elector of the Villageot Grosse Caretti, City Manager John Crawford, Court, Mayor Palmer Heenan and Fire Chief Phillip Costa. shop with John Herrold for Pomte Shores, Counties of Wayne and Macomb, MichIgan, who IS not already registered, may regISter for the regular Village Election to be held sCience credit, a deSign With m said Village on the 20th day of May, 1986 fibers workshop for art credit With Lorrame Krentzm, and a Registrations Willbe taken at the offIce of the Village Clerk, 7Y5 Lake Schools honor more than 3,000 volunteers humamtIes workshop With Robert Shore Road, Grosse Pomte Shores, Michigan, each Monday through Ffl- By Mike Andrzejczyk receive nbbons, Nixon said. Those dents act as tutors for younger Bradley for credit m either day from 8 30a m untlt 5 00 P m Eastern Standard Time The last day English or SOCial studies for recelvmg registratIOns Willbe on Monday, the 21st Day of Aprtl, 1986 If you happen to see someone who have given special service will children, while middle school stu- walkmg down the halls of a school be honored at their schools and the dents help out m branches of the Elementary school students James T. Wright wearing a red, white and blue nb- Board of EducatIon in September public lIbraries With speCial needs may select a learmng resource center study Village Clerk bon, stop and thank them will select a number of others for Becommg a volunteer ISas easy G P N 4/10/86 & 4/17186 They are among the more than special honors for their service to skills course with Dona Mane as makmg a phone call. Parents Johnson. Also, fourth- and flfth- 3,000 volunteers who have given the district who want to become active m the thousands of hours of service for Parent-volunteers have always graders With a good command of school m which they have students multiplicatIOn and diVision may CITY OF MICHIGAN the school system, dOing every- done a variety of thmgs In school may contact the bUlldmg or talk choose Super Numbers, taught by <&rnsst'ninte 'ark thmg from making hot chocolate bUlldmgs, helpung with ennch- With their PTO preSident, Nixon Wayne Bolden or coffee at a meetmg to helping ment programs, chaperoning on INVITATION TO BID said Mlm-courses are offered III Ap- students In computer labs field and camping trips and work- SALE OF VACANT LOTS ing in other settings Those with expertIse to share ple computer graphiCS and are DUrIng National Volunteer Parent-volunteers have also be- With any school may call Nixon's taught by Henry Plchla Sections Sealed bids will be received by the City Clerk, City of Grosse Pomte Week, Apnl20 to 'Xl, those who give come active m noon-tIme pro- office at 343-2191 She Will match are available for thlrd- through Park, 15115East Jefferson, Grosse Pomte Park, Mich. 48230until their time to commumty orgamza- grams offered at the elementary requests from bUlldmgs With Sixth-graders and middle school 10 00 A.M , Thursday, April 24, 1986 for the sale of the followmg tions, hospitals and bus messes are schools, but some esotenc pro- volunteers students bUildable reSIdentIal lots recogmzed for their efforts Some- grams reqUIre expertise supplied times overlooked are the students, by older CItIzens, Nixon said Lot 29 Lew W Tuller's VenetIan Gardens SubdiviSIOn parents and older Citizens who lend Older citizens may spend eight Groups donate Parcells backstops (708 Bedford) their expertise in classrooms to 10hours a week m a school build- The Board of Education April 7 stalling three backstops 127' x 136' "There are so many things we mg tutoring students or helpmg accepted a donation of three Ill- "ThiS is a great example of the would have a hard time dOing wlth- With ennchment programs and of- stalled backstops for athletic school and commumty groups Lot 12 Fred W. VOight SubdiviSIOn out volunteers m the schools," ac- fermg help to those who may need fields at Parcells Middle School workmg together," trustee Carl (1317 Maryland) cordmg to MarJone Nixon, coordl- a little one-on-one aSSistance, Nlx- from the Woods-Shores Babe Anderson said. "I thmk It'S Just 34' x 101' nator of volunteers. "Teachers do on said The help is not simply re- Ruth League and the Grosse ternhc" the teaching - _np gl.j~stt~ ~b~pV\.~Jal, she salQ. "S0lV;etlIl}eS It-:.s Pointe N~i~borh&Q.p. Club Trustee Joan Hanpeter sug- For details of building restrictions and sale reqUirements. that - but volunteers are there for deffmtely enrIChment ' Total' cost of the three back- gested the school system conSider please call the Public Service Department at 822-5020 extra support" One middle school student who stops, for two softball and one noting on the backstops that they This week and last, schools have thiS year won a mathematiCs COli- baseball field, ISnot known, but IS are gifts from the Neighborhood N.J. Ortisi been doing special thmgs to honor test received a lIttle extra boost expected to be more than $10,000, Club and Woods-Shores GPN -1-17-86 City Clerk their volunteers, Nixon said ThiS from an older volunteer With engl- accordmg to DaVid Kmg, director IS the third year that the system neermg expertIse who spent time of support serVICes for the school has urged local schools to show With the student, Nixon said dlstnct ,------1------~------l their appreciation to volunteers That's just one case where volun- At IS June meetmg last year, ~(j() through any number of events and teers can offer mdividuallzed help the board approved a Parcells :NOW r~ OPEN: special actIvIties a student may need field project which Included grad- Even the sign outSide Parcells Classroom volunteers may also mg, storm sewer installatIOn and Middle School at Mack and Ver- help motivate students, Nixon lawn construction As part of the HOURS mer will bear a message thankmg said Children work harder to proJect, the Field Use Committee, ~...1t ~ I\ION. - THUR 10.9 volunteers for their work please the volunteer Many vol un- made up of commumty groups us- FREE FRI. - SAT. 10-10 Ribbons for volunteers was the teers help III the schools' English mg school system fields, agreed idea of the Volunteer Network of As A Second Language program, to pay the full cost of reconstruct- 'IE'IBERSHIP VIDEO CLOSED SUN. MetropolItan DetrOlt, a network she added mg two softball fields, half the LOITER\ TICKET WITH RATES for more than 200 orgamzatlons Students also get Involved m cost of reconstructmg a baseball 2'IO\lE RE,nLS M.F. 2.50 SAT.. 3.00 All volunteers m the schools will volunteer work High school stu- diamond and the full cost of m- 20649 MACK AVE UEO'ES041 O'Ll South .f V,rnier Across from Parcel; ~~~~~S BOX POPCOR\ PER Grosse Pointe Woods ACADEMY ADVENTURES 1986 '10\'lE RE' nL __ .. Tralel & Ed'lcalion Tapes "IC Oil'()'\ :=::J 884.1220 _...J EXPIRES 4.30.86 ~ CHILE GRAPES • DANNON • ANDRE' • POLAND SPRING WATER • ~ MULIER'S MARKET E ~ 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE PARK ~ ~ MONDAY. SAruRDAY 8:00 TO 600 822.7786 :E EST. 1937 C)= Z "An ImpreSSIveSelection of foods in a Relatively Small Place" :a IoU -t ~ FRESH FISH THIS WEEK /~.~ ~~ ; 4 IoU.:. PICKEREL $4 " ~'" t• ~ PERCH $27lP ~ Summer Trips r= ~LM~~!D $10LP ~ ;; West Virginia \Nhitc Water Raftmg June 22-28 = LARGE ~ n a Great Lakes Canoe/Kayak/Backpacking July :3 - 11 .:. SHELL ON 2:: 9go ~ Rocky Mountain Backpacking July 21 - 31 I SHRIMP $74~ ;: OhIO H orseparking/Backparkmg/Canocing Augu'>l 17 24 ~ STUFFED BUY CASE WINE :D At The Academy ~ MONTEREY SOLE 80/0 ABOVE ~ :IE STUFFED WITH CHEESE $23lP WHOLESALE __ Tutollng ------~-----~--~~----~------_._--.------~-~-~~~---~~ ~e Fourteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 Study gives clues to heart disorder THINKING OF By Nancy Parmenter The other odd factor in the case have their HDL level checked too There is "nothing magic" about REMODELING~ When the New England Journal was that their bo the preferred CHIMNEY SCREENS in stock and ready HEAVY DUTY INSTALLED ~ LAY-A-WAY NOW BASEMENT WINDOW 'FOR MOTHER'S DAY for immediate delivery WELLCOVERS KEEP ~------, ,------, • Prole~lIgn agalnsl IIln, sngw, leaves, debris I SERVICE DEPARTMENT I and cgl d wl8lhe r SQUIRRELS & 1$TIRE SALE $1 • Qgallty Ihlckneu ot Plexiglas acrylic which I Buy one 27" X11f4" Tire at I I TUNE-UP SPECIAL I malnlllins cryslal clear apptlallnCI BIRDS • Slandard Ilzes In stack I the regular price of $8.99 1 , Includes: adjust and I • We allo make Bny lize to Ofder n6-3126] I and receive a second tire I I lube gears and brakes, $14 I OUT! I Check Bearings lube, I 00 I FREE I I 95 J ONLY $20 EACH 1,~~~u.f.O~ .!;,e~~,l.5-!6JI Inflate tires I Fill Sand - "Dyno" (Dike) Block *ReqUired by new Grosse POinte Code Plastic Sheeting - Window Wells GEORGE VAN HOME IM~ Bill's Bike Sales Pointe Cy~lery Top Soil - Pool Sand ROOFING & ALUMINUM SIDING Patio Brick & Block Storm Doors and WindOWS 14229 E. Jefler.9Dn 20373 Mack, G.RW. f~T"llU~fO 1904 Seamless Gutters Roof Repair Speclalisl 822-4130 886..1968 J.C.(ORNILLIE CO. 1 Block West of Chalmers Between 7 & 8 Mile Roads 30751 Little Mack, R05e'Jllie. Michigan 48066293-1500 11810 Mack at R R, DetrOit, Michigan 48214 822-5100 TOTAL ENVIRONMENT Security Systems for the discriminating homeowner. PRIME We are now offering state of the art Ademco wireless security systems BEEF to protect your entire home environment. Field proven With thousands of InstaliallOns User Fnendly Sophisticated Electromcs UL ApprMd GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF QUiet Quality InstaliallOn ProfeSS1onal Discretion for Tender. Juicv. Flavorful Mp.lf SECURING HOMES IN THE.P TES FOR 15 YEARS Poultry • Lamb • Veal I tiC I A LOT OF OTHER SPORTS SEDANS For a perfect barbeque, you only need ~~~~~~INTEA~A::, to remember Blancke-Enoch (,H\U_' ••••• Gross~ POIn1~Pilfk MI48230 ARE DRIVEN BY PEOPLE WHO WAITED PRIME QUALITY TOO LONG TO GETA SAAB. New York Stnps Chicken I DelmOniCO Lamb Chops STIEBER REALTYCOMPANY in the last few years, we've had to <,ay"No" to ,1lot of pro"pCl t\\(' :-'c1 t ", elM .<.u, .cHI + b ...... -Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flfteen-A Barnhart to run for 1st District seat program, the mayor's develop- Farms with her hushand, attorney Katherme Barnhart, attorney ment team and the model cItIes F PhIlip Colista, and two chIldren, and histOrIC preservatIonIst, wIll program. She served in the Peace run for the offIce of Wayne County CelIa and Joey Colista. Corps In West AfrIca from 1962- Barnhart worked in the commIssIoner from the 1st DIS- 1964. Cavanaugh admmistratlOn III De- trICt The dIstrIct Includes all of the Her educatIOn mcludes B.A. troIt from 1965-1968, as a semor a Grosse Pomtes, Harper Woods and from the University of Michigan m SOCial planner With the poverty northeast DetrOIt polItical SCIence, post graduate Barnhart has been practlcmg work III urban planmng at Wayne law m DetrOit for 10 years and has State Umverslty and a JUrISdocto- been Illvolved III the restoratIOn of rate, cum laude, from Wayne State several DetrOIt bUlldmgs, m- UniverSIty School of Law cludmg the Parker House whIch She was a founder of the she purchased and restored With Women's JustIce Center as well as her partners the Michigan Women's Campaign She lIves III Grosse POInte Fund She served as correspondmg secretary of DetrOIt Now and treasurer of Women Lawyer.s As- Board adds sociatIOn of MichIgan She was recently appomted by summer the chIef judge of Wayne County CIrCUIt Court to a task force to ex- classes amme the Wayne County FrIend of the Court and was also appomted EIght courses ha ve been added to serve on the MIchIgan Child Sup- to thIS year's summer school pro- port GUIdelInes CommIttee 10 gram Lansing. In 1980, she wrote the The B03rd of Educ3t:on !\1on dome~tlc relatIOns porllon of the day nIght, April 7, approved the Katherine Barnhart bench book used by the CirCUIt additIOn of the courses to the pro- Court of Wayne County gram of studIes The classes are those that teachers have asked to teach and have subm.tted mfor- Photo by Susan Buckler matIon detaIlIng the purpose, ]tillag£ of <&ro1t1t£'nint£ @J~nr£.6 scope and objectIves of the pro- COUNTIES OF WAYNE AND MACOMB Achievement gram Michigan Receiving a certificate of achievement from the National Fire Academy for completing 80 hours l-lIgh school students may select an anthropology workshop WIth To the QualifIed Electors of the Village of Grosse Pomte Shores of training in emergency medical services management training is Thomas E. Court, Park Herman Weng for social studIes firefighter, in the center. Others gathered for the presentation are, from left, Police Chief Richard credit, an aVIatIOn sCience work- You are hereby notifIed that any qualified elector of the VIllage of Grosse Caretti, City Manager John Crawford, Court, Mayor Palmer Heenan and Fire Chief Phillip Costa. shop WIth John Herrold for Pomte Shores, Counlles of Wayne and Macomb, MIchIgan, who IS not already registered, may regIster for the regular Village ElectIOn to be held sCience credIt, d deSign WIth In said Village on the 20th day of May. 1986 fIbers workshop for art credIt WIth Lorrallle Krentzm, and a RegistratIOns Will be taken at the offIce of the VJ!lage Clerk, 795 Lake Schools honor more than 3,000 volunteers humanIties workshop wllh Robert Shore Road, Grosse Pomte Shores, MIchigan, each Monday through FrI- By Mike Andrzejczyk receIve nbbons, NIxon said Those dents act as tutors for younger Bradley for credit III either day from 8 30 a m until 5 00 pm Eastern Siandard Time The last da~ for recelvmg regIstratIOns Will be on Monday, the 21st Da)< of AprIl, 1986 If you happen to see someone who have given specIal serVIce wlll children, whIle mIddle school stu- EnglIsh or SOCIalstudIes walkmg down the halls of a school be honored at their schools and the dents help out m branches of the Elementary school students James T. Wright wearing a red, whIte and blue rIb- Board of EducatIOn in September publIc libraries WIth special needs may select a learnIng resource center study Village Clerk bon, stop and thank them WIll select a number of others for Becoming a volunteer ISas easy G P N 4/10/86 & 4/17/86 They are among the more than specIal honors for their sen ice to skIlls course with Dona Mane as makmg a phone call Parents Johnson Also, fourth- and fIfth- 3,000 volunteers who have gIven the distrIct who want to become active in the graders With a good command of thousands of hours of serVIce for Parent-volunteers have always school m whIch they have students multiplIcatIOn and diviSIOn may CITY OF the school system, domg every- done a variety of things in school <&rOSlltJnintt 'ark MICHIGAN may contact the bUlldmg or talk choose Super Numbers, taught by thing from makmg hot chocolate buildings. helpiing wIth enrlch- With theIr PTO president, Nixon Wayne Bolden INVITATION TO BID or coffee at a meetmg to helpmg ment programs, chaperoning on said. MInI-COUrses are offered III Ap- students III computer labs held and camping trIpS and work- SALE OF VACANT LOTS mg m other settings Those With expertIse to share ple computer graphICS and are During National Volunteer Parent-volunteers have also be- With any school may call NIxon's taught by Henry Pichla Sections Sealed bIds wIll be received by the CIty Clerk, City of Grosse Pomte Week, AprIl 20 to 'fl, those who give come active in noon-time pro- offIce at 343-2191 She WIll match are available for thIrd- through Park, 15115 East Jefferson, Grosse POInte Park, MICh 48230 until their time to commumty organiza- grams offered at the elementary requests from buildings with Sixth-graders and middle school 10 00 AM, Thursday, April 24, 1986 for the sale of the follOWIng tions, hospitals and busmes!>es are schools, but some esoterIC pro- volunteers students buildable reSIdential lots recogmzed for theIr efforts Some- grdms reqUIre expertise supplIed times overlooked are the students, by older citizens, Nixon said Lot 29 Lew W Tuller's Venetian Gardens SubdIVISIon parents and older CItizens who lend Older cItIzens may spend eight Groups donate Parcells backstops (708 Bedford) theIr expertIse m classrooms to 10 hours a week 10 a school build- The Board ot EducatIOn AprIl 7 stalling three backstops 127' x 136' "There are so many thmgs we mg tutormg students or helpIng accepted a donatIOn of three In- "ThIS IS a great example of the would have a hard time domg wlth- WIth enrichment programs and of- stalled backstops for athletlc school and commumty groups Lot 12 Fred W Voight SubdIVISIOn out volunteers m the schools," ac- ferIng help to those who may need fields at Parcells Middle School workmg together," trustee Carl (1317 Maryland) cordmg to Marjorie NIxon, coordl- a lIttle one-on-one aSSIstance, NIX- from the Woods-Shores Babe Anderson saId "I thmk It's Just 34' x 101' nator of volunteers "Teachers do on saId The help IS not SImply re- Ruth League and the Grosse terrIfic" the teachmg - no 9\lestil:\Q ~b • CHILE GRAPES • DANNON • ANDRE' • POLAND SPRING WATER • ;:YoI a:l • ..en MULIER'S MARKET i z 15215 KERCHEVAL. GROSSE POINTE PARK ~ z cr: MONDAY. SATIJRDAY 8:00 TO 600 822.7786 en :&E EST. 1937 is z ':4n Impressive Selection of foods in a Relatively Small Place" Y.I = ""'4 ... I:D Z FRESH FISH THIS WEEK Y.I 1ft :IIi= rz:• PICKEREL $44l? c::::I Y.I • lI:lI PERCH 7 ,. U $2 LP ,.1ft en SMELT ,. ALL CLEANED 1ft Summer Trips >- $1°jl :D West Virginia \,yhite Water Raftmg June 22-28 = LARGE a z• en Great Lake'> Canoe/Kayak/Backpacking July 3 - 11 SHELL ON 1ft Q:- SHRIMP Rocky Nlountam Backpacking July 21 - 31 :IIi U) BUY CASE WINE :D"" Ohio Hor<;epackmg/Backpalkmg/Canoeing Augu~t 17 - 24 Z STUFFED :I: At The Academy c MONTEREY SOLE 8% ABOVE :IE STUFFED WITH CHEESE WHOLESALE en• Tutoring and Enrichment, Grade,; 1-8 31 BROCCOLI, CRABMEAT, SHRIMP ... Y.I Art, 4-7 yedr aIds July 21 - Aug. 1 Z SAVE ONE DOLLAR FANCY -----IMPORTFD======I GJrb' Softball Climc, 9 years and older June 16 - June 20 • ON EACH PURCHASE! ~ Y.I SNOW WHITE Y.I =====-i;;>(----BLUE NUN _ Creative Nfovemcnt, 4-6 year old,; June 23 - July 18 U. C"') u. MUSHROOMS 1ft- Explorint{ Animals, 4-6 year olds June 16 - June 20 Q U C"') Amencan Indiam, 4-6 year old~ June 2:) - June 27 ~ :; PIZZA ~= ~89~ ~ u ~...... -.','. 750 with pepperoni 75 :I: For furth nL _ Page Sixleen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 Obituaries HOW 10 FENCES TOM'S Rockwell 1: Gust Ennis Hinson RENT ADD Funeral services were held Mon- Funeral services were held A CAR day, April 14, at Christ Church in Saturday, April 12, at Chapel of PRIVACY FENCE Grosse POinte Farms, for Mr. Flowers, White Chapel Cemetery, FOR & Gust, 95, of the Farms, who died Troy, for Ennis Hinson, 79, who April 10 at St John Hospital. died April 10 at home. LESS: CHARM TO OUTDOOR LIVING AREAS Mr. Gust retired as a semor part. He was born in Hickman Coun- Call 772 8003 6ecau~e I.e ner in the Stevenson, Carpenter, ty, Tenn. He owned a construchon lease tnousands 01cars on a • licensed • 15 Vrs. Experience long tNIll baSIS and some die Butzel and Backus law firm. company. lurneclln earll (belare lilt • Fully Guaranteed A 1924graduate of the UniversI- He is survived by a daughter, lease expires) lIe Cdll a!fulu • Residential &: Commercial ty of Michigan Law School, he was Jeanine Johnson, a son, Gerald; a to fert them to you da 1/ weekly or monthly lor less ALL TYPES OF PRIVACY & a member of the Country Club of sister, Matty Cowling; and six l than the fe, t SECURITY FENCES Detroit, DetrOIt Athletic Club, grandchildren. KEN BROWN American Bar AssociatIOn, Michi. He was preceded in death by his LEASING CORP. gan Bar Association and DetrOit wife, Genevieve, and his brother, CALL 18400 N ne ~,llleRd FOR FREE ESTIMATE Bar Association. Jack Palford. E Detro t MI 48021 He ISsurVived by his wIfe, Ohve Arrangements were made by Phone (31317728003 C, a daughter, Ehzabeth A Ashley-Scott Funeral Home n4.2045 Valentine, a son, Rockwell T. Gust Jr ; nine grandchildren, and three Evelyne M. Rupp great-grandchIldren Funeral services were held Interment was at Woodlawn Ce- Richard Randolph Saturday, April 12, at the Verhey- metery, Detroit den Funeral Home and Our Lady REMODELING? Memonal contributions may be Richard R. Star of the Sea Cathohc Church for ~ made to the R T Gust Advocacy "Dick" Randolph Evelyne M Rupp, 75, who died at THINK PRICE. Fund, U of !\! L:lW School, or St A memonal servIce commemor- Hal pel Ho::.pildl API il 9. !WF' John HospItal atmg the fortI eth day smce the day She was a sales representatIve :M_ ~ '&1 THINK QUALITY. Arrangements were by the Wm death of Mr. Randolph, 61, of for ChampIOn Realty of Grosse HAIRPIECES R Hamilton Company, Groesbeck Grosse Pomte Woods was held Fri- Pointe Farms for 30 years THINK LETO BLDG. CO. Chapel day, Apnlll, at his gravesite. He She is survived by a daughter, by died March 3 at home. Barbara Martin; a son, Maynard JOHN BRilES Why wait? Call now. Albert Fici Born in Detroit, Mr Randolph F , seven grandchildren and five HAIR TECHNIQUE ADDITIONS • DORMERS fought for three years In the Paci- great-grandchildren. She was pre- Funeral services were held ceded In death by her husband, A Perfect Match fic durmg World War II He was In of Color & Texture REC ROOMS • KITCHENS Saturday, April 12, at Verheyden Korea during the Korean Conflict Mannard Funeral Home, for Albert Ficl, 91, for two years. Memorial contributIons may be Blended With A ROOFING AND SIDING Perfect Cut of Grosse Pomte Woods, and Holly- He was awarded a Purple Heart made to American Lung Associ- deal direct With wood, Fla. who died A"pn18 at Cot- for his efforts durmg milItary ation or to S1. Bonaventure For Free Consultation father & son owned tage Belmont Nursmg Center. service. Monastery call 294.6011 and operated bUSiness .. LETO The former president of Con- He was an avid hunter and sailor Arrangements were made by 32486 Grahot SINCE tractmg Plasters Association of Verheyden Funeral Home. CALL 882-3222 I -1It BUILDING CO 1911 and an active tennis player. o ,, ---COMING SOON--- ~) An exclusive community of 18 custom luxury homes set on the former estate of VVINDVVOOD Horace Elgin Dodge Jr. POINTE NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS r ,()('ated at 24212 Jefferson Avenue. 114 milr north at 9 Mile 10 SI. Clair Shores. MIchigan. F 0; Intormatlon on Fumlshed Models Call: Dodge Place 777.6780 - 881.6100 Open lue~da" . Sunday 1 . 5 p m. THl BL/\KE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Cro~~{'Pomtr Wood~. Michigan 48236 For more information, call THE BLAKE COMPANY 19806 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, MI 48236 881~6100 , ..... _... ,J M '\< be Thu~da~ Apnl 17,1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen.A Senator expects hearing on anti-discrimination bill North may get $300,000 roof State Sen John Kelly says there doing business in Northern Ire- McBride won the Nobel Peace POlOtsemor management staff to material will also offer greater should be a hearing on his leglsla- land that don't adhere to the Prize in 1974 and founded Am- oversee the ImplementatIOn of the The Board of EducatIon was ex- durabl1lty In the temperature ex- tion calling for a limit on future McBride Principles, written by nesty International. HIs princI- principles. pected to approve a near-$3oo,OOO roofing project for North High tremes experienced 10 Michigan, state investment 10 companies in Nobel laureate Sean McBride and pIes mclude nme guidelines that Kelly's bill would not reqUire he added. Northern Ireland practICing rehg- outlimng ways to end religious are similar to affirmative action dlves.tment of. stock. currently School at Its Tuesday nIght meet- mg A coal tar pitch roof becomes ious discrlmmatlOn dlscrimmation m that country. polICies adopted in the Umted held 10 compames, which h~ says brittle at about 40 degrees Kelly, whose 1st District m- In a press release announcmg States will make it more attractive to The project will mean a new roof for B BUlldmg and the hallways Fahrenheit and becomes soft eludes the Pomtes, Harper Woods the move, Kelly said Catholics 10 They call for mcreased repre- legIslators worried about hurting again to heal cracks a t about 77 and northeast Detroit, serves on Northern Ireland are demed sentatlOn of all relIgIOUSgroups in state pensIon funds which hold between Band C bUlldmgs Instead ot the current flat coal tar pitch degrees, Kmg said The modIfIed the EconomIC Development, many of the freedoms demed the workplace, securIty for rehg- large amounts of those com- asphalt roof becomes brittle at 0 Trade and TOUrism Committee to blacks m South Africa The state IOUSmmontles travehng to and pames' stocks roof, the school will have a sloped modified asphalt matenal roof m- degrees Fahrenheit and IS much which hiS proposed legislation has House has already passed legisla- from the workplace and speCIal The Northern Ireland and South more elastIC, giving It greater flex- been sent There are enough votes hon calling for divestiture of stock recrUlt10g and publiCIty efforts to African proposals show what ef- stalled Ibility In temperature changes ex- to get the bIll out of commIttee and m compames doing business in attract religIOUS mmoritles to the fect states can have on foreIgn The dIstrict orlgmally allocated $225,000 for a Similar roof project perienced m !>prmg and fall, he onto the Senate floor for debate, South Africa Kelly would hke to workforce pohcy through theIr mvestments, added Kelly says. attach hiS Northern Ireland bIll to Also, the prmclples call on com- Kelly says LegislatIOn he hopes at North last year The bIds were awarded last summer, but the The modIfied a!>phalt also comes The sena tor unveIled the pro- that proposal. pames to abohsh practIces that to soon mtroduce Will look to es- w,th c HIyear gu~.antee, King told posal at a St PatrIck's Da~ fun~- There are about 26 American dlscnmlOate on the baSIS of rehg- tabhsh" a "capltah~~ Peace project was cancelled because completIOn by Labor Day could not the board at Its Monday, April 7, raIser thIS year He IS seekmg hiS compames domg busmess 10 Nor- Ion, ban provocative rehglOu!> or Corps, uslOg the state s trade re- conference meetmg The contrac- third term in the Senate thern Ireland, among them Ford pohtlcal symbols from the work- sources, technical assistance and be guaranteed The project was bid out agam tor WIll only offer a two-year The leglslatlolJ would stop the Motor Co, General Motors and place, develop trammg programs educational. exchange to export guarantee on the coal tar pItch state from lOvestmg 10 compames the Fruehauf Corp for minOrIty employees and ap- democrallc Ideals . thIS year, With low bidder for the recommended work tendermg a roof • Lmkmg private and public sec- prlce of slightly more than Coal tar roofs are expected to tOl'S 10 such a venture WIll serve InCInerator nes $293,000 The dl!>tnct changed the last about 20 years, Kmg said The backers ,,,,, fi ••• two purposes, Kelly says The roof at North needs to be replaced (('olltillul'd from Page lA) the state publIc health department nology "The difference m all' state can export goods and Ideol- blddmg !>peclflcatlOns askmg for hId" 0'1 'I "loped roof anrl ~ after 18 years. he added one mIllion plel)enteu wildly ulffenng n!>k qualIty Impact depends on tramed ogy whlie mdkmg money Inve:-.l- AdditIonal fundmg for the proJ- "She didn't like the precedent - assessments to the commiSSIOn. operators and responSIble man- ment m certam foreIgn Ctou~trle~ modified asphdlt matenal roof Slopmg Will mean a greater life ect will come from the bUlldmg she was afraid It would open up Estimates as high as 38 in one agement," he said Equipment- :'bet~Om~~ ~ ve? t~1por ~n .. o~e for the new roof WIth fewer prob- and site funds requested for the loopholes" said commiSSIOn mem- million and as low as seven in one wise, "the weakest hnk IS the mean S 0 e s a (', 1986-87 budget year, Kmg saId bel' NlChblas Kachman of Grosse million caused the air pollution sensors I want reports on those - adds. lems caused by standing water that now occurs, accordmg to North's roof may mean a delay III Pomte Farms who voted with the commiSSIOn to reopen considera- if they fail, I want the research to b There tr~ tec~~0101Ies ~at f~rn DaVid Kmg, dIrector of support other projects planned for other maJonty "K~thy was right (10 lion of the faCIlity. concentrate on better sensors" e expoI' e an eve ope 111 - !>chools, he added that) we need a formal procedure "We need standardIzed proce- Kachman saId he advocates a con- elgn countries, Kelly says S.uch services The modified asphalt (to assess fisk umformly) so we dures that we and the public can tmuing flow of operating reports to exp~~t WIOUldm~a~htha~ t~~~~~~ don't go through another charade have confIdence 10," Kachman the DNR for proper overSIght. WOdUt a so slen te t~ to help hke thiS one" said. The guarantees by Combustion an ec hmea assls an Raspa to be honored by WSU TOXIcologists from the DNR and Kachman used some of his own Engmeermg to meet the clean all' wIwthtthhethtechn?IOgy.t d sources to try to discover the truth standards or pay for any changes I e eqUipmen an person- A Woods reSident Will be among Audltonum on campus about the incinerator technology, nl."eded to meet them ISstandard in nel Will go democrallc Ideals, glv- SIXWayne State Umverslty facul- Rlchal'd Raspa, associa te he said. As assistant director of the industry, according to Kach- 109 the state a stronger role 10 de- ty members who WIll receIve the professor 10 the Weekend College Fyi PreSident's Award for Excellence (Continued from Page lA) plant pollution controlfor General man. liThe biggest compames all velopmg foreign policy, he adds Program of the College of Lifelong Motors, Kachman IS a represen- make that guarantee," he said 810 . rt tart In Teaching dunng the eIghth an- Learning, IS an lOternatlOnally Three competitions will be go- tallve of mdustry on the commls- "They've gone through that cost- ¥e Inse s S nual univerSity RecogmtlOn Day recognized scholar of folklore He 109 on at once. Chefs from 20 slOn ly battle too many tImes - they h. fi program at 3 30 pm Thursday, jomed the WSU faculty in 1968. He states Will compete for a slot in GM has a dry scrubber and bag- know it costs 10 times as much C lroney Ire April 17, In the Commumly Arts has also taught at the ul1lversllles the 1988 Culinary OlympiCS house at its Buick facility and after the fact That guarantee IS An Improperly used wood- of Sassari and Urbmo in Italy, and Professional chefs from the "hundreds" of electrostatic pre- contracted for on a conllnumg burning heatmg umt started a the UniverSIty of Utah Great Lakes area Will display cipitators, baghouses and scrub- everyday baSIS The city's got chImney fire Saturday afternoon, Raspa taught at the Umverslty buffets of cold food and pastries bel'S at varIOus plants throughout them at every level of that con- April 12, in a Buckmgham Road of Sassan from 1974-75 as the re- in a competitIOn for pomts to- the country. "We have 15to 20with tract." home in the Park sult of winDIng a Fulbright ward recogmzed chef certifica- the exact specifications (of the De- Acid rain IS a real concern, Park fIremen used water from Lectureship. He was also an Ells- tion Students III Michigan food trolt incinerator)" Kachman said. Kachman said, but the emiSSIOns two hIgh pressure hoses to douse worth Vlsltmg Fellow at the Bar- service courses will have a None are as large as the Detroit expected at the DetrOIt mcmerator the blaze They were called to the ney School of Busmess and Pubhc chance to show their stuff. facility, but at least one operates are lower than the amounts al- home at about 3 p m by the home- Administration at the University of Grosse Pomte Will be there on a 4oo,000-pound boiler, which ready permitted m several states owners. Hartford With bells on Sparky Herbert's Kachman said IS as large as the "There are plants 10 Indiana and The reSidents had Improperly He co-authored "Itahan Folk- is sendmg three entnes, Randy older utihty power plant boilers Ohio burning coal at 3-4 percent used a stove lI1sert by opemng ItS tales 10 Amenca The Verbal Art German and George MalfrOid to Kachman said that the GM engl- sulfur (emissIOn)," he saId damper too far and feedmg the fire of all Immigrant Woman" (WSU the profeSSIOnal cuhnary art neers he talked to all agreed that "Michigan utIlities are all at 1 per- mSlde too much oxygen The heat Press} 10 1985, and also co-author- salon, and Wtlham Wolf for the baghouses are appropnate tech- cent or less - thIS plant Will be at Igmted the mantle and creosote on ed two textbooks He is editor of OlympiCS tryouts. Jeffrey nology for coal-fired plants, but 02. And coal has eyery contami- the lOSlde of [he chimney, the de- the "Orgamzational Folklore Gabnel of the Grosse Pointe that municipal trash incinerators nant, every heavy metal you can partment saId Newsletter," a sectIOn of the Yacht Club IStrying out for the should be equipped WIth electro- think of." There was no available estimate American J.'olklore SocIety OlympiCS, too Scott Cummings static precipitators. The incinera- Kachman thinks that Detroit is of damage to the home Raspa received hiS bac- of Cottage Hospital WIll com- , calaureate degree from St. tor is expected to burn some coal getting a bum rap "The city went /, pete III the culinary art salon - «6 Joseph's College 10 PhiladelphIa from time to time to keep the to the DNR and said 'we want to TypIcal starting pay for a radIO t (, remember that the next time temperature up to deSired levels protect our CItizens, we want this diSC jockey IS saId to be between and M A. and Ph.D degrees from Richard Raspa you need an operation and to even the flow of fuel, but to be a showplace' ThiS IS the $100 and $150 a week the Umverslty of Notre Dame And the food service class Kachman said he believes the fmest ThIS WIll be the first flve- from North High School will amount will be insignificant. field electrostatic 'p'recltntator m send a contingenNo compete-for Ka:chtna'n said he expects the the world. Give ~theiri' credit for an "Augle" - the culinary real differences in plant emissions bUilding the very best" world's answer to the Oscar. to depend upon the actual opera- We won't starve around here. tion rather than the cleansing tech- .YORKSHIRE FOOD MARKET SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES 16711 Mack Avenue at Yorkshire • 885-7140 VITAMIN Open Daily 9-8, Sunday Io-~ CITY OF <&rnSSt 'nintt 1J1arm.6 MICHIGAN APRIL 7, 1986 POWER YOur Complete Food and Beverage Center PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER SUNDAY LIQUOR The Meetmg was called to order at 7 30 P m For a free brochure. * * * Present on RollCall Mayor Pro-Tern Joseph L Fromm, CouncIlmenBruce APOLLO SALES M Rockwell,John M Crowley,Harry T Echhn. Gall Kaess and Mary Anne GhesqUlere P.O. BOX 201 PRODUCE E. DETROIT, MI. 48021 Those Absent Were Mayor James H Dmgeman Spectal$ SPECIALS Also Present Mrs Kathleen Gallagher LeWIS,Counsel, Messrs Andrew Bremer, Jr , City Manager and RIChard G Solak, City Clerk Mayor Pro-rem Joseph L Fromm preSided at the Meetmg GIANT!! FRESH JUMBO 25-Foot Multi- :::R~'~IBS $1.99 " ARTICHOKES Mayor James H Dmgeman was excused from attendmg the Meetll~g Color Hot Air BONELESS ROLLED $2 29 The Mmutes of the Regular Meetmg held on March 17,1986,were approv- Balloon Rental RUMP ROAST • LI ed as submitted A glllat attenlHln getter for grand openings. sales. convenhons • FANCY GREEN ONI~ONS The Council, actmg as a ZOlllngBoard of Appeals, approved the Mmutes pa rtJes • concerts • feshvals etc SIRLOIN $2 99 Put a feather In \Ilur cap W1th a OR of the Pubhc Hearmg held March 17,1986,and further, granted the request TIP ROAST • l8 new different and fun Jr.ry of ofMr & Mrs Timothy Flanagan, thereby authorIZInglSSuanceofa bUlldmg promo'lOg your event GREEN 99(; permIt to construct an addItion to the rear ofhiSeXlstmgstructure located SMETANKA ENTERPflISES, INC PEPPERS ~ 4/ at 246 Kerby Road, and further, adjourned the Pubhc Hearmg of Mr PORTERHOUSE Can 792-4563 $3 99 George Champane, owner of the premises located at 329MerrIweather to LI April 21, 1966 at 7 30 P m STEAKS • WASHINGTON STATE The CounCILdemed the petItion of Mr Paul Forte of 40 Pme Court to con- T-BONE $3 89 ~ - struct a SIXfoot stockade fence along a public walkway OPEN DAILY BUY STEAKS • LI ..... D'ANJOU ~ 10:00-6:00 USED OR BROKEN The CounCildeferred the request for mstallatlOn of telephone mterface on Closed Sunday PEARS ~ City right of \\ay to Monday, Apnl 21, 1986 at 7 30 pm GOLD OR SILVER SIRLOIN $3 79 The CounCiladopted an ordmance approvmg Zomng Map Amendment No STEAKS • l8 8 to rezone the leased RIchard School parkmg lot area from Commumty MOE'S Coins & Stamps Service (CS) to VehIcular Parkmg (P-l) Turn Your Jewelry & Old Gold to Cash FRESH GROUND \ ~' ~ 8UYING GOLD AND SILVER The ('ouncII approved payment of a statement from Peter E O'Rourke, Anything Marked J OK.14K.18K CHUCK • former Prosecutmg Attorney, the total amount of $40000 for services And Sterling Silver I.~A_ rendered on behalf of the CIty vs Rogers and Ricard Buy Gold & Silver Coins and Stamps 3 LBS. I ~ -._,----~-----~------~- Page Eighteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 ) \, \, Attend the . opening oftlie Big E Grosse Pointe WOods office at 20065 Mack Avenue Allow us to Introduce ourselves We're Empire of America Federal Savings Bank, Our 13-month Free Gift with known to our friends as . 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DUring our grand openmg, we re pa) mg "PrcI,d('nl I PhlldlICO\lntdocInotapp1i a premlllm 1Il1ere~trate on an olltstand mg Big ~,m\ e~tmenl opportunrty rgfj" Talk to the experts ~'S"v~lffmpire ofAmerica Member FSLlC zOO6S Mack Avenue, 884-016t Fqual0p[Klrtunll}Icnder J Section 8 The Second Section Thursday, Apnl 17, 1986 Let's hear some 'Cheers for Volunteers' By Elsa Frohman You got a $70 bllhon gift last year More than 92 million of your Louise Tewalt - when volunteering gets to be a profession fflends and neighbors got together to give It to you Maybe you are one of them Grosse Pomter LOUIseTewalt has been volunteer- takes a lot of adrenalln I have a commitment to Ing since she was 12 years old working With people It's an Inhented commItment Statistics ~how that more than half the people m the Umted States "I'm of the generation where everyone regularly donate their time and talents to volunteer work They de- It take~ energy and an understandmg husband " volunteered," she Said "My mother and grand As a SOCial worker, Tewalt has been on both the vote some 9 billion hour~ of helping others without pay annualiy If mother were both volunteers" they were on the government payroll, It would add more than $700 paid and unpaid Side of the road She says she en- 'rewalt had her first volunteer expenences In the to the tax bill for every taxpayer JOys the freedom of volunteer v,ork settlement hou~es of Chicago After earnll1g a de- Volunteer work IS more flexible," she saId Next week, the commumty WII! take time to say thank you to It" gree In SOCialwork at the Ul1Iver~lty of Chicago, ~he volunteel ~ AprIl 20 27 I~ NatIOnal Volunteer Week, established by "SOCial work Isn't mne to five Now I can work part- returned to the settlement hou"e III the area of the time With FLEC Send the FTD'" Thanks a Bunch ,. ONLY Bouquet. SALE STARTS 19.95 TODAY through April 26th , Village Shoes has finished He-Modeling the store. Send the FTD Ii' Secretaries Week To help celebrate we are offering oustanding Bud Vase savings throughout the store. 13.95 0 10 /0 to 300/0 OFF EVERYTHING CalI today: 527 -7550 (except handbags) Sale starts today and ends April 26th Hurry While the selection is best Four 10cotIOns /0 serve you 9830 Conner, Detroit 12005 Morang, DetrOIt GVillage The Green Scene, Eastland ~ 21t42 Mack, Grosse POinte 17112 KERCHEVAl "IN THE VILLAGE' Phone 881.1191 Store Hours (onn('f P,arl: FIOTilI Inc All major credit card~ acupttd \ ,f Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS, Thursday. April 17, 1986 Casa Maria plans fiesta A healthy dose of community spirit and pride will be dispensed La Strega Boutique as Friends of Casa Maria present the sixth annual Mexican Fiesta, Friday, April 18, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m , at the Detroit Yacht Club, Belle Isle. 2nd Year Anniversary ThiS festive, fun-fIlled annual dinner dance benefits Casa Maria's family service programs In the Tiger Stadium area Chairman Don Jensen promises SALE!! a mucho bueno evening as he and hiS committee transform the Yacht Club mto a MeXican cantma filled with exotic flowers and the scintillatmg and soul stirring sounds of mariachis and Pan- chItO's Orchestra. 20% OFF Wm a trip to Puerto Vallarta for two, a paintmg by Marina White, \ Day of Beauty at Tresses Hair Studio m the Village, Grosse Pomte, Lladro porcelain, $100gift entire Spring certificate from Lynn Portnoy, DetroIt, [l nd lots more Botanas (appetizers) and maria- chiS at 7 p m. Le Cena (dinner) at and Summer 8:30 pm Tickets are $3'/.5G per person Tables of 10 may be reserved MeXican dress optional Merchandise Preview Night ... For reservatIons for information call Casa Marta at 962-4230.ContrI- ... for the Village Antiques Show at Greenfield Village Is just three weeks away. Addressing butions are tax deductIble and all Invitations for the May 15 gala preview peek are Gertrude Draves, Jill Williams, food services proceeds will benefIt Casa Maria. Thursday, Friday, Saturday chairman; Ann Simons, Lauren Chapman and Stephanie Germack, Preview Night chairman. Established by the League of Catholic Women in 1943, Casa 9:30-5:00 Mana Family ServICes Center Refreshments Local woman attends congressional briefing serves the needs of the diverse population of Detroit's Corktown Ruth WIlson from Faith Com- leaders a close look at legislation Briefing, or for more mformatlOn area. The center prOVides a great munity Church in DetrOIt was pending before Congress. on NatIOnal IMPACT, contact the 63 Kercheval variety of programs, including chosen to attend the IMPACT By prOViding these leaders with Rev. Craig BIddle III, National Head Start, counseling for children Congressional Briefing, a gather- crucial background information, Director, IMPACT 100 Maryland "On the Hill" and adults, youth recreational ac- Illg of 600 religious leaders who IMPACT hopes to bUild a grass- Avenue, N.E., Washington, D.C. tiVities, referrals, runaway ser- Colonial Federal Bldg. met m Washington, D.C., on roots movement of laypersons 20002 or phone (202) 544-8636 884-8663 VIces, and academic tutoring. March 16-19 who can effectively impact the political process. As president-elect of Reformed Nearly two dozen national reli- Church Women, Wilson was gious bodies were represented at APRIL AUCTION: chosen to represent the Reformed the briefing. Church in America at the brief- For more information about the ing, which offers grass-roots 1986 IMPACT Congressional There's GOOD news FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 7:00 P.M. - SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 11:00 A.M. - SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 12:00 NOON Preview begms Apnl18 through the sales dates, 10-6 PM, SpeCial EXhibition Wednesday. April 16 and BAD news for you at until 9 p m Call or write for a free brochure, descrlpllve catalogues, postpaid $1000 FORSTER'S •• Courtesy Valet Parking aU three auction days •• FEATURING Friday ,( J ~ t J i. ; :.' t 'i l j I :w.,u '1!,.eJlql:l~ fl(jyptal collection c 1930, " " 12 major pieces Vlctonan furniture Copeland spode SUNDA~ APRIL 20, Fine onental hard stone and Ivory collection ONLY COinS,toys and steel banks NOON TO'6PM Saturday Wavecrest collection ONLY Royal Worcester collection Tiffany art glass Dante Gabrielle Rosetti (British 1828. R S Prussia 1822), watercolor, mixed media on Chinese porcelain lardlneres, C. 1840, paper, 29"x2:J" pair, H 19". W 21" Ex coli Anna Steuben art glass The GOOD news: Thompson Dodge Royal Crown Derby "Iman" Vintage clothing All Drexel~Heritage furniture Regina musIC box Val St Lambert is 25%-50% off Quezl tulip lamp The BAD news: The sale is for six hours only and after that Sunday everything goes back to regular price Lalique crystClI Antique tortoise captains desk ExtenSive fine Jewelry Fine Oils,watercolors and graphiCS Vmtage automobile ornaments ExtenSive bronze collection VictOrian Mahogany turtle top table, h 31 L 51". W 32" Bronze and brass andirons Onental rugs Fme fUrniture Royal Vienna urn, H 15" Rifles and shotguns Over 1000 other fine offerings. Robert Hopkin (Scottish/Amerlcan 1832-1909), 011 on canvas, 25"x37' "savage Arma" csrved ancl engraved rifle, c 1912/1913, Ex eoll The GOOD news: Horace Dodge The Sale is at Both Stores The BAD news: You can't be at both stores at the same time Both stores closed Saturday, April 19, to prepare for sale H 31', L 51', W 32" deted '77. signed (J by WI 20 112" x 33 112", (James webb, Engllah Alfred Oabreanskl Senior (British 1852-1928). 011 on canvas laId down on board, 9"x17" 1825.1895) Stulins HdShlS Groue Poinle Woods 409 Easl Jeffer~on Avenue Now accepting consignments of 12200HaJl Rd. (M.59) 194~5 Mack Aven"e DNroll, MlChl!!dn 48226 rRrr\forrr \an O)kr FtuwiI) ol Lakr1K1<' \1'111) '\hl()(.b 'imlho("tor(1\S (7 Mllil" Rnarll merchandise for spnng and sum- 7~9.5100 881.9~90 (313) 963 6255 Across from the RenaissancE' Center mer auction sales IJOTHSTOR£SOP£NMON "mURS UNTIUP.tol ,o'h~rd.,.9jDlo5jOpm Fhtt .rt. 11lllqati and colPrc:rJblft 1ppt'.INTI Ind luctlnnnl'l .IIKe 1927 S'er11n1 He'lhl' 6lorr .bo o~n Frl unlll 9.00 p.m. r, Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-8 .. Pasta dishes can be healthy' and satisfying "You shouldn't be afraid of finding a .. .. Pastas are no longer the 'bad Place macaroni ring in pan of hot tender. Stir in parsley, oregano, ates. set aside and cool. StIr m lump. Youshould be afraid of .. guys' food of yesterday Why? Be- water i-inch deep. Bake in pre- wine, clams with juice, mush- cheese, egg, salt and pepper not looki n9 for it!' . cause they contam nutnents, heated 350degree oven until done, rooms; simmer uncovered for Taking one pastry shell at a time fIber and are low 1Il fat. about 30 minutes. Remove from five minutes season with salt and from refrigerator, carefully re- Complete carbohydrates are oven and let stand for a few min- pepper. Cook Iinguine according move waxed paper (If pastry • While most lumps aren't cancerous. the Centre for Breast found In plant foods only - the ex- utes before running a silver knife to package instructions and sticks to paper, place in freezer Health can detect cancer In Its very earliest stages USing Simple sate tests Performed by skilled and caring doctors, cellent superior chOIces in the around edges and invertmg mold dram. serve sauce over hot lin- for a few minutes.) Place 1/2 cup .. pasta group bemg whole grain on a serving plate. Garnish with assisted by a stoff of women techt"lclans guine. Sprinkle with Romano of the spinach mixture in center • And we make sure you're Inforrred of the results of our : Phastas, includIng millet Once you spngs of parsley. Serves six to cheese. Makes four servings of pastry. Fold over to form seml- ~ ave really trwd the natural testing. otten the some day We d1~,cusstreatment eight Serve with tossed lettuce and circle Fold edges over and press options With you and your doctor And we make " gram foods, you WIll never return Calories about 136 for each of cucumber salad with Italian well to seal Carefully transfer to apPOintments for you If you need followup care ~ to the nutnent-empty and flber- eIght servings Cholesterol 0 dressing, hard crusted Italian ungreased cookie sheet • So call us now Because It'S never too early to ~ empty whIte ones bread and Chianti wine A lemon Bake m preheated 400-degree find cancer The follOWIng 15 a selectwn of fluff dessert or lemon sherbert oven 30 to 35 minutes or untIl ... recipes for pasta from the low would be an ideal dessert pastry is golden brown Serve Im- ~ calorie. low cholesterol. budget- Calories per serving about 384 medIately to f>ix wIse kItchens of Thyra Grey How 365 servIng ~~HrmlH Calories about per Q!9gnosls_ Treat~e~f9ucatI(2n_ ~ ~ ard and Helena DeWitt Roth Cholesterol about 53 mgs Elegant Spinach Manicotti 31730 Hoovel Rd (North or 13 Mile) \ SUite C • Wo"en MI 48093 Green Pasta SAUCE: 264-8777 , and Thmato Sauce 2 cans (6 ounces each) tomato Affiliated wllh t1f6n'YMlFcttlf~a{ paste Pepper , Tagltatelle or gl een noodles at e Eating •. made wIth a vel y thm puree of 3 cups water e • " spmach Imtead of water Most 2 cloves garlic. crushed pnces soanng supermarkets have them. but the 1/2 tsp. basil 1/2 tsp. oregano April shoppers will want to lake Izttle ItallOn grocery around the a special look at the meat ('a<;",this COf/l,;r WIU ulwuy~ De weU sup 1/2 cup finely chopped onions Salt and pepper to taste month The reason being that the plied Try to bliY', the tllm type tender cuts best for gnlhng Will For some reason they ~eem to 16manicotti noodles FILLING: likely increase in prIce seasonally .: have less flOll ry ta<;tethan the very ~ broad ones 2 pkgs. 00 ounces each) frozen now that outdoor grIlling weather ~ 3 large onions chopped spinach. cooked and m on the hOrIzon. " 2 Tblsp. olive oil drained Rib steaks. T-bone steaks, 1 Tblsp. tomato paste Fettuccine Alfredo 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese porterhouse and sirlom steaks are 1 container (}5 ounces) ricotta especially sensitive to the season 6 Tblsp. grated Parmesan cheese 1 pound fettuccine 2/3 cups red Cinzano wine cheese price Increase. Meat prices In 1/4 cup unsalted margarine general are showmg httle move- 1 (8 ounce) can .,tcwed tomatoe .. 1/4 tsp. nutmeg 3/4 cup freshly grated Parmesan Combine all sauce mgredients ment In either dlrectlon Record 2 cloves garlic cheese I bay leaf except noodles in a 2-quart sauce- supphes of brOilers mean they WIll Cook fettuccine m bol1mg light- pan. Cover and cook over low heat remain an economical chOice for 1 (I-pound) pkg. gl'een noodle., ly salted water four to five min- 2 Tblsp. mal'garine for one hour. outdoor gnlIing or other cooking utes. Drain, but not too much, Cook mamcoth noodles accord- methods. Fry the chopped omons m the pasta should be shghtly foamy. 011until slightly hmp. Add the rest ing to package directions. Dram, Egg production will soon return Place on warm serving fish and rinse with cold water and drain to last year's level. Look for the of the Ingredlents except noodles dot wlth margarIne. and margarme, and gently sim- again pnce of eggs this month to be a bit Add grated cheese. Mix wlth Combme filling ingredIents and under current prices mer for 20 mmutes While the fork and spoon until ingredients sauce is cooking, put the pasta in stuff manicotti noodles WIth fill- First it was vamlla, then coffee are well blended. Serve immedi- ing. What is m especially tight supply a large saucepan of bOlhngsalted ately to SIX ~.. water and cook gently for 20min- Place mamcottl in baking dlsh now? Black pepper, that's what Calories about 393 per serving. and pour sauce over it. Bake at 350 The pnce of IndoneSian pepper- , utes unhl tender. Dram and toss Cholesterol about 16 mgs wlth the margarme Serve the degrees m preheated oven tor 45 corns at New York has moved up sauce separately Makes four minutes. Makes eight servings of to a record high of $240 a pound, servings. Linguine with two manicotti each compared to $126 a year ago Calories about 249 per serving Poor crops in Indla, Indonesia Clam Sauce Cholesterol about 43 mgs and Malaysia, the major world :' Macaroni Ring A delightful Italian dish with a producers, could result in even = ThiS IS spectacular and most good protein count and IS rich in a higher prices by late spnng or ~ delrcious ut any dllwer Serve vanety of nutrients Spinach Pie summer White pepper prices are :' with Shnmp Creole. Creamed 1 large onion chopped 1 pkg. (]O ounc~s) frozen pastry movmg up as well - probably be- , Salmon or a medley of fresh vege 3 medium cloves garlic, minced shells. thawed cause both types are made from • tables in the center and listen to 1/4 cup unsalted margarine 1/2 cup chopped onion the same berries. Trivia enthusi- " the raves 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1 Tblsp. vegetable oil asts may be interested in knowing ~ 1 cup cooked macaroni I cup minced parsley 1pkg, 00 ounces) frozen chopped that the black peppercorns are • I cup grated low-calorie cheese 1/8 tsp. oregano spinach. thawed and drained picked Immature and dried With ~ 1 cup soft bread crumbs 1/2 cup dry white wine 1 cup crumbled feta cheese (4 skins on, the white are pIcked ripe 1 cup scalded skim milk 2 cans (6-1/2 ounces) chopped ounces) and the skms removed before dry- I 1/2 cup egg substitute, well beat- clams with juice (about 2 cans) 1 cup low-cal cottage cheese ing. en 6 ounces mushrooms, sliced about 1 egg beaten April is the month shoppers real- . 4 Tblsp. finely minced onions 2 cups 1/4 tsp. salt ly get serious about eating more t. 4 Tblsp. minced pimiento S ounces Iinguine,. cooked and 1/2 tsp. pep~er fresh vegetables New crop pola- v .Ivu,-,~ll , El 4 TbhIP ....w.~arsle~~ drained "l-' ,,-Roll ()U~ eaeh pastry shell be- r toes are favorites llQw"becaUSalilld Ii Thor-Qughlymix all mgredlents Salt and pepper to taste tween sheets of waxed paper to crop potatoes start sproutmg at together until well blended. Spray 1/4 cup Romano cheese grated form 7-1/2-inch circles. Chill well. this time of year. Red potato pro ~ rmg mold generously with 011. 1/4 tsp. Italian seasoning In saucepan saute onion in oil duction is pegged at 12 percent :; Pour m macaroni mlxture and In large skillet saute onion and until tender. Add spinach. Cook more this year and harvesting ISat ..~ pack well Wlth back of spoon garlic in margarine and oil until and stir until all liquid evapor- peak levels in Florida. Looking- .. IF YOU .." for a needlepoint supplier .. All Wooden Products and SUMMER LOUNGEWEAR NeedlepOint sUPPhes CAN'T BE It we can help Pre Work Canvas 5 you with your OllO medical or Painted Canvas 'II COLLECTION personal care Plain Canvas .. needs, call us . .., THERE Foot Stools 0 F F .. • Home nursing 2 .. • Private Nursing i~:~: thru April 30, 1986 • Home making '/1) TO CARE, services R. HANS STUDIO, LTD. 1/f1 20801 Lennon (at Harper Service Dnvel //i ~,,\i /) Harper Woods - 881-7289 - ~/ , /Thursday & Friday CALL US. 343-4357 Tues -Sat 12noon 10 5 30 \/April 24-25 /, J Professional Medical Services /"-/11 a.m. - 3 p.m. & 5-7p.m. 2040 Harper Ave. r, Harper Woods, MI 48225 : ~ \qsaturday, April 26 AfflhJ:lrod "mlleted with lelnt JotIn Ho""lte'. Hullh S{"nlU'1 Serving the Surrounding Communlll •• lor Over 30 V..... l ;11 a.m.-4 p.m. j Grosse Pointe You Will want to see our special deSigns \ for summer Pretty \ . \ loungewear for Mom You arC' lnVIIC'd ~. . to \ for Mother's Dayan .., A SPECIAL May 11 DeSigns for patio , TRUNK SHO\VING OF • REDKEN Chmatress MOistUrizing Condl ~\ and poolslde entertaining tIOner 4 oz $5 45 AminO Pon Shampoo 32 oz Zl4JVJVER $945 HP 19 Wave Set 8 oz 405 ~t~ And styles for travel or relaXing at home fOT Srnng and <;ummcr NEXXUS Therappe Shampoo 160z $530 Humectress Conditioner 3 oz $295 (1\ 1111"1.fnr 'mml,11T< pur,hl'<') Informally modeled L'OREAL Nail Enamel $2 15/Llpstlck $3 50 throughout our store PLUS Valence Styling Mousse 6 02 $4 95 A PREVIEW OF TANNER SEBASTIAN ShPrlt2 Forte 8 02 $525 FALL FASHIONS Wet LiqUid Gel 80z $4 10 ThuTSC],lV, April 24. 10&\ AVEDA Flax Seed/Aloe Spray Gel 8 02 Informnl Modelmg $6 75 Shine Pomade Straight or Curly Hall $8 75 Gift Wllh PurLh,"hC' DON SULLIVAN Amplified Protem Shampoo 17 5 02 $5 75 Stylmg Jelle 4 02 DON rmc~ $3 40/12 02 $7/30 Energence Mousse 6 02 450 Rcfre,hm('JJI~ Energence Hall Spray 14 9 02 $4 75 Pr •• M'lt t.... lI4 end reeelv. t04Ml oft with enr r.teN purche •• of ItO or more, (APPUANCEI EXCLUDED) s Jacob---_._--~------ons [LAMIA] We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express" Card SALON FOR MEN AND WOMEN Shop until 9 p.m. on Thurldly Ind FrldlY . Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday • 98 Kercheval e On the Hill e 884-1710 " ...-- ;w • '''' Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 Cheers for volunteers • • Pearson- FUR STORAGE L Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve-B O'Rourke is DO YOUNEED DIe president HELP- Susan G O'Rourke of Grosse POinte Farms has been elected president of the Detroit Institute CARING FORA for Children, an outpatient treat- ment center for developmentally NEWBORN? disabled chIldren A certifIed financial planner, O'Rourke IS a fmancial planmng Call MACOMb NURSiNG ~1~)!~2today consultant With Pannell Kerr Forster Certified Public Account- and discover how you can get the help ants She has been active in the af- faIrs of the Detroit Institute for you need to regain your strength and Children for four years, serving as enjoy life as a new mother! ' ffilTllIlllll InII fll/ 111111/1111111111111111111111II II III I111111II II IIIII1UlII II Fn SWAROVSKI Silver Crystal because it combines today's beauty with traditional quality and value! FOURNIER'S SERVICE INCLUDES: • Lifetime Construction Warranty is bock in the Villoge and available ot • 5 Year Cushion Warranty • Free Delivery & Set-up ON ALL PRESCRIPTION AND NON • The Finest Floor Display PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES WITH THIS AD! • and the Lowest Prices in Town EXPIRES 5-17-86 27113 Harper 16421 Harper 19599 Mack Fournier's Sf Clair Shores DetrOIt G.P.W. The Mole Hole 776-8900 881-1285 882-9711 17100 Kercheval Open Man Thura Fn 10.830 Open Man Thur. Ftl W s Tuea & 10.6 r - ~ Furniture set Tuea & Sat 1-5 30 L":::J 886-5759 CLOSED WEDNESDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY ft' .,. to. .. M ., - - ~ - 7---""" 'I"""""~--~'--~---_...... ----..--""'i....._-- Page Six-8 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 -(!Iub and (!hurch A/ews Eastside Faberge was appomted as the jewelry, Paulint> McNeil and Pat St. Paul Lutheran personal Jeweler for the last czar Women's Connection G.P. Singles Tapper, new items, Handweavers Guild of Russia. He reached hIS height of The Women's ConnectIon of Also aSSisting in preparmg Church Women The EastsIde Handweavers meals for the workers are Elsie fame between the years Qf 1900- Grosse Pomte presents M Jane Eric Linder of Umverslty Lig- On Sunday, Apnl 20, at 2 p.m. Guild, an association of persons King, Carol Kohls, Betty Allor, 1913. Kay, vice president, Detroit Edi- gett School will be the featured the women of St Paul will host Involved In various fiber arts, in- Wilma Tavenor and Dorothea At Easter, Faberge would make son, who will speak at the Thurs- speaker on Fnday, April 18 at Pastor Donald Lichtenfelt for cludIng weaVIng, spinmng, and Schuler beautifully decorated, gold spun day, April 24, dmner program 7' 30 P m. when the Grosse Pointe theIr annual spnng meeting Pas- basketry, WIll hold Its monthly eggs, that the czar would gIVe as held at a local private club Singles group meets in the Lake- meetmg on Monday, Apnl 21, at Pettipointe Questers tor LlChtenfelt WIll speak on gIfts. Some of the eggs are stIll in Kay's topic, "ClImbing the shore Room of the Grosse Pomte "Minerals ot the Bible," tying in the Grosse Pomte Central LIb- Members of Pettipomte existence and are an obesslOn WIth Career Ladder," Will deal With Academy, 171Lakeshore, Grosse his extenSIve rock collectlOn With rary Questers, Chapter 243, met at the collectors recogmzmg and overcoming ob- Pomte Farms. He Will speak on gems and mmerals of Bible The program wIll consist of a The Faberge company ISstill In stacles In women's career devel- "One Year of Llvmg and Teach- Lochmoor Boulevard home of demonstration of handspinmng Mrs Michael Counen on Thurs- limes business, but no longer manufac- opment She will elaborate on Ing In Troubled Honduras," With Call 881-6670 for further mfor- by several members who wIll spm turmg jewelry. They make per- basic skills, strategies, risk- day, Apnl 3 Plans for the up- shde presentatlOn matlOn. wool, sIlk, and angora on dIfferent fume and use the Faberge name takIng, role of mentors, and com- An afterglow dance, Im- commg Questers State Conven. types of wheels Kathryn Palom- parable worth for women who medIately following the meeting tIon to be held In South Bend, Ind., bo, a teacher of spmmng and felt- Louisa St. Clair DAR work and are Illterested III career will be held at the Mallard Pub, were discussed. Many of the Parents mg, will brmg one of her angora The LOUIsa St Clair chapter, growth 18000E Warren, at 9:30 pm The members Will attend the conven- Without Partners rabbIts to the meetmg and dIscuss tlOn m early May Mrs. Richard NSDAR, WIll hold ItS April 24 There IS a charge of $14 for musIc of Doug Dl Mana Will be the raIsmg and breeding of these Rmke, a member of Pettipomte, Parents Without Partners meet meeting at the UniverSIty Club, members and $16 for non-mem- featured beautiful creatures is the State of Michigan second the second and fourth Fnday of DetrOit. Mrs. George T. Edson, bers for the dinner and program. On Sunday, Apnl 20 at 4, the Refreshments and socIal hour vice preSident After luncheon every month at 7:30 pm. at the Regent, Will call the meetmg to There is a charge of $5 for the pro- group WII! have a Sunday after- wIll begIn at 7 p.m with a busI- and the bUSiness meeting, Mrs Grosse POinte War Memonal. order at 10.30 a m Mrs :'\orman gram only The deadline for res- noon danc{' parfy at the B!u{' ness meetmg at 7 :m pm, and the Counen gave a mmi-paper on Events thiS week are a dmner- L. Parker is the hostess ervations IS Saturday, April 19 Goose Inn, 28911 E. Jefferson, St program scheduled for 7.45 pm. Wedgwood china Many of the dance Apnl 18 at the Lido on Jef- Delegates and alternate voters Soclahzmg With dmner IS from 6 Clair Shores, With the music of For further mformatiOn you may members brought their Wedg- ferson at 8 p.m. Apnl 19, the of the chapter returned this past to 8 p.m. With the program follow- Tom Marshall call Sue Ellison at 881-2906 or wood pieces to show group Will meet for conversation week from Awards Day at the ing For reservatIOns contact Ann Any smgle person 35 and up IS Mary Leigh Herdegen at 882-2261 In early March the group and coffee at Martha's (telephone Kellogg Center, Lansmg, With Mane Laird at 331-1998 mVited to any of the GPS func- All persons who are mterested traveled to Wl1liamston, the heart 775-3273) On Apnl 21, there will Certificates of Award for Amen- tIOns. For further mformation, In the fIber arts are welcome to of anbque country, and enjoyed be a movie on South Africa at the can Hentage, Mrs. Frank S. Church women's call 445-1286 attend the day shoppmg for antiques War Memonal at 8 p m Play Clark, chairman, American In- weekend retreat In March the members also had cards With the group at the dians, Mrs. John Kuhn, chair- School of Government Members of Grosse Pomte a wine and hors d'oeuvre party Eagles' Club on Gratiot Apnl 22 Alpha Xi Delta man; Americamsm, Mrs. Freder- Memonal Church Women's Asso- On Wednesday, Apnl 23, the On Apnl 24, there IS dmner and a ic M Hindley, chairman, Service WIth their husbands. Ernest Du ciatIon will gather for their semi- School of Government Will hold Its play at East DetrOIt High School. Members of the Grosse Pomte to Veteran Patients, Mrs. Ken- Mouchelle was the guest speaker. and Macomb County Alumnae annual retreat at histonc Mea- 46th annual meetIng at the Edsel Apnl 25, there Will be a general neth J. Brown, chairman, and the dowbrook Hall in Rochester Mich- & Eleanor Ford House, 1100Lake- meetmg, WIth speaker ValerIe Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta Will be Flag of the United States of Amer- Trowel and Error hostesses at the soronty's annual igan Friday and Saturday, April shore Rd. There will be a social Furhman For details, call 881- ica, Mrs. George F. Ryckman, 18 and 19 hour at noon and lunch at 12:30 Spring Luncheon 0510 Founders Day Luncheon to be chairman. held on Saturday, April 19, at Elizabeth MacDonald, a Bible p.m., followed by the meetmg at The Trowel and Error Garden Mrs B Thomas Weyhing, III, teacher and retreat leader from 1: 30 p m and the program. Club Will hold a spring luncheon 11:30 a.m at the Lochmoor Club. participated m a skit titled, GP Camera Club The observance I~ held jomtly Birmmgham will lead the retreat The program WIll feature Mark and card party at the Neighbor- "We'll Never Miss Honor Roll, The Grosse Pointe Camera WIth alumnae chapters from Oak- She conducts a dally radio pro- Scott and Donna Johns, two young hood Club on Wednesday, Apnl30 Again." Club Will meet Tuesday, April 22 land County, Western Wayne gram titled "Winmng Women artists who received their musi- at noon Guests will be enter- Followmg the April luncheon, at 7'45 pm at Brownell MIddle County, DetrOit, and fIve of the Presents," is a board member of cal education at Michigan univer- tamed With a fashion semmar Louisa members and guests have presented by Barbra DenIer, School, 260 Chalfonte Black-and- collegiate chapters In MIchigan the Michigan WmnIng Women sibes been mvited by Mrs. Robert C. white photos for competitIOn WIll as it honors the founders of the na- and for the last eight years has The membership of the School sales promotion manager at Palmer of the Detroit Garden be discussed tional sorol'ity. taught a commumty Bible study of Government consists of 250 Jacobson's Club to visit the Moross House. VIsitors are welcome Call BB1- Alphi XI Delta, one of the orig- in Birmingham for 1,200 women members representmg all of the For bcket mformatIon, call 881- The Chapter recently contributed Those mterested m participat- Detroit metropolitan area 3119 8034 for mformation mal 10 sorontIes m the National border plantlngs to enhance the Pan Hellemc Conference, was ing In the Friday mght or Satur- walks of this histonc house day sessions only may get further founded m 1893 through the efforts of Mrs. Robert Women's Association Mary McMath BierleIn, presI- information by callIng 822-8350 J DeSandy, conservation chair- The Women's AssociatlOn of the dent of Phi Provmce of the soror- man. Mrs Charles E. Marches- ity, will be the honored guest at SAI hosts recital Grosse Pomte Congregational sault and Mrs Frank Glass WIll and Amencan Baptist Church the luncheon General chairman accept luncheon reservations is Pam Benken Lyle and reserva- Sigma Alpha Iota, the mterna- will hold Its sprmg rummage sale tlOn chaIrman IS Karla Pecnik tlonal musIc fratermty, WIll pre- next Thursday, April 24, from 9 Cono. For mformation, call 526- St. Joseph Auxiliary sent a concert at the Grosse Pomte a.m untll 3 p m at the church on 4764. Unitarian Church, 17150Maumee, 240 Chalfonte Lilac Luncheon on Sunday, April 20, at 2:30 pm An organizatlOnal coffee was The St. Joseph AuxIlIary of the Artists Shirley Waroe, Agnes held m March at the home of San- Valparaiso Guild Little SIsters of the Poor Will host Ricard, Dons Pagel, all of Grosse di Cook for the rummage sale the 28th annual Lilac Luncheon on "Swmg Into Sprmg" will be the Pointe, BetteJane Crossen, for- committee Co-hostesses for thiS Tuesday, May 6, at the Falrlane theme for the Detroit chapter of merly of Grosse Pomte, Ehzabeth event were the sale chairmen: Manor, 19000 Hubbard Drive, . the Valparaiso Umversity Guild's Roberts of Harper Woods, and Joan Parker, Kathy Frakes and Dearborn. The festivities will -~ lurtqheon and fashion show, to be eight others, Willperform works of Mrs Cook. OFW~N~SOR ' begin at 11 a.m with a social Bach, SchunHmn, Samt-Saens, Among those who have volun- ." held on Apnl 25. at the Grosse THE REASON SOME PEOPLE Pointe War Memorial, noon Don- hour, followed by the luncheon, Debussy, Chopm, Mendelssohn, teered to assist In the project are. served at noon. A fashIOn show VISIT CANADA ation IS $12 50 Edwards, Chabfler and Brahms Gwen Bates, committee adVIsor; presented by Alvm's will be fea- Reservations may be made An afterglow Will follow the re- Doretta Prescott, treasurer, ARPIN'S tured after lunch. through your key persons. or by cital and WIll be hosted by Janet Eileen Choate, bargaIn barn; 1986 Collecllon of fabulous TIckets can be obtained by tele- callIng Mrs Henry Glesekmg at Gallup and Harflctte Relyea The Roberta Turpin, women's cloth- deSIgned furs greatly reduced phoning, Mrs James E. Murray Duty and Sales Tax Refunded 822-6441. Chapter members will public ISwelcome to attend free of ing, Pat Kurtz and Sue Rockwell, (TE 4-9238) or Mrs Sam Haddad Full Premium on American Funds model the fashIOns provided by charge men's clothing, Mildred Polen (886-3520) Proceeds Will assist Miners Grosse Pomte Party For mformatlOn, call 886-3520 and Rose JatuJec, children and in- Canadian Fur Specialists the Little Sisters of the Poor in the chairpersons are Mrs. Robert fant's clothing; Maureen Chris- For OYM 60 Years purchase of a van for the Burtha Marowske and Mrs A K. Jacoby Trowel and Error tian, shoes and purses, Marian f Fisher Home. All members and guests are cor- Garden Club Mountz, linens, Lynn MJlhes and olally inVited Enn Hile, toys, garnes, records, 484 Pelissier Street, DOWNmWN WINDSOR 81. James Members of the Trowel and Er- chIldren's books, Vern MorriS Rummage Sale ror Garden Club Will meet at the and Edward Wells, applIances, 1-519-253-5612 Daily 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Windmill home of Shirley Goolsby April 24 Shirley Cheek and Marge Nank, The Women's GUIld of St at 10 a m for a meetmg, work- Pointe Questers James Lutheran Church Will shop and program on ground Mrs Edward Wells WIll be sponsor a sprmg rummage sale at cover. .' hostess In her home, on Apnl 21, the church from 10 a.m to 4 p m . DOES YOUR BACKACHE for the Windmill Pomte Questers on Wednesday, April 23 Bargains There will be a coffee hour at 9' 30 m artlcles for the house and gar- KEEP COMING BACK? a m and a busmess meetmg con- den, clothing for all ages, books, Warning Signals of Pinched Nerves: ducted by the preSIdent, Mrs games, toys and arts and crafts 1 Headaches. DIZZiness, Loss 01 Sleep Carl Kasza, materials will be available 2 Neck Pain, Tight Muscles The program for the day Will be St. James Church IS located at 3 Pain Down Arms, Shoulder Pain given by Kasza Her subject Willbe 170 McMillan, Grosse Pomte 4 Numbness In Hands or Feel .' the life of Peter Carl Faberge Farms 5 Pain between the Shoulders 6 Painful JOints, Nervousness DistinctIve string music for a 7 Lower Back Pain, Hip Pain Pain Down Legs IIII hili 11 touch of elegance. Chamber, strolling and 'FREE Spinal Examination • Emergencies Treated. Most Insurances Accepled dance musIc for any festIVe occasion. • Free e~amlnallOn Includes consullallon WIth the docfor a contour analySIS poslure scan and slandard lests lor evaluallng Ihe spme ~ 459-5296 ~ X rays and treatment are nol included Most major Insurance ass'gnments accepted With IL\lleor no out of poLke! expense WHY FREE? Th,s 's our way of encouraging you to find out " you have a problem that mlght be helped by chiropractic care II is also our way of acqualnllng you wllh our slaff and lacillties WHITTIER While we are accepting new pallents no one neec feel any obligatIOn ~aprrr Olount\t THOMPSON CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P.C. TOWERS 17120 E Warren at Cadieux 41 S Burns Dr. ~hdoricaI ~otiet\t o DelrOI! Michigan 48224 Detroit,Michigan 48214 Antique Show & Sale Dr Stephen A Thompson DC 886-8030 Dr Thomas G Kretz 0 C Lapeer County Historical Society Antique Show and Sale April 25 - 11 00 to 9 00 P m Apnl 26 - 11 00 to 6 00 P m American Legion BUilding, Lapeer AdmiSSion $2 00 • Private rooms and Apartments ell with privete baths AI Large: Chef at the "I'll kno ....n Park Place Cafe ....111create hl~ famous Clab and mlJ~hl oom qll1chp blackened "hltefi,h 'l1ld chocolate mou~s(' April 19 10 am. 1 pm $500 • Around-the-clock security CUI.,mHrt Cla.,~ I: Tip!> and Tt>chmque". Thlq c1a<;s ....111demon,lrate ho .... to run ,our machln(, utlh7e vour blade, and much more May 3, 10 a III Noon, FREE • Excellent Meals • Maintenance SEE> MlnI<;hop will be demonstrated A gleal gIft Idea for Mother'" Dav Prl'par,<, m ,('cond, nUh. coff('e beam, baby food, onton" celery. par~ley egg .,alad. etc May 10 10 a m Noon FRr,E and Mkhel Jean Pi~t VldE'o-.Julla ChIld: Meat. May 17. 10 am, I pm FREE l A ON 0 seA P , N G • Beauty/Barber Shop Charity Suczek: Herbs. Mme Suc7ek WIll "peak on the lore of wowing herb., and thell Iemark,lhle flavoring quablle, In ,alad~. omelet.", ~oup'. ~t(',,, vlnPgar<, l'tc May 24, 11 a m I pm, $500 • GrCC.ij Store VIdeo Day: We 11,how ,Julia Chlld and Cl,lIg Clalborn(' tape<; contmuou,i\ lapp, call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 We are one nf lh" fe .... qlorc, In the al ea or 112-9000 823-6662 WIth a i{ood .,,,Il'Ctlon of rack~ and tahle~ Always a few In ~tock Oth, r <;tyle~ can • • be orde! ed Lot<; of variety llvollahle 4 • • • • 4 • • f C - Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B -,engaged Jacobus-Oswald Huss-Piche Dr. and Mrs Wayne Jacobus of Mr and Mrs Casper Huss of Grosse P,)inte Shores announce Wmter Haven, Fla ,announce the the engagement of their daugh- engagement of their daughter, ter, Pamela June, to Richard Cathenne Jane, to Grant Piche, Emil Oswald, son of Mr and Mrs. son of Rus!>el F and Mane Piche Philip Oswald of St Clair Shores. of Grosse Pomte The bnde-elect IS a 1980 gradu- The bnde.elect IS a 1980 grad. ate of Grosse Pointe North High uate of Wmter Haven High School School and will receive a bachelor and attended Polk Commumty of arts III psychology and sociol- College She IS employed as a ogy from Wayne State Umversity store managel at Wmter Haven III June She is currently em- Mall ployed at the MerrIll Palmer In- The bndegroom-elect IS a 1977 stitute. graduate of GI'osse Pomte South The bndegroom-elect gradu- High School and Webber College ated from South Lake High School In Babson Park, Fla He IS em- III 1979and will receive a bachelor ployed at Mornson's Cafetena m of sCience In religious studies India Allantlc. Fla from the Umverslty of MichIgan m December. An August 9 weddmg ISplanned Pamela Jacobus Houchens-Miller Nil' and Mr!> Leo Nichols ot ~t Clair Shores and Mr and Mrs Maniaci-Squillace George Houchen!> of Ann Arbor Peter and Mary Mdmaci of announce the engagement of their Grosse Pomte Park announce the daughter, Blair Ann Houchens of engagement of their daughter, Grosse Pomte Park, to James Kathleen Anne, to Thomas J FranCIS MllIel', III, the son of the LINe in full bloom Squillace, son of Stephen and late Mr and Mrs James Miller Carol SqUillace of St Clair Jr, formerly of Birmingham Busy preparing for Operation L1NC's (Linking Individuals to Needs in the Community) annual Shores. The bnde elect IS a 1977gradu- flower sale are Martha Brosky, first vice-president (left) and co.chairpersons, Sue Smitka and The brIde-elect graduated from ate of Grosse Pomte South High Wendy Moralis (not pictured). Plants are being nurtured at Meireng Greenhouse and Farms in BIShop Gallagher High School III School and holds a bachelor of Carleton for the May 10 flower sale at the First English Lutheran Church, 800 Vernier, Grosse 1979and is currently employed as busmess admlmstratom degree Pointe Woods. The sale runs from 10 a.m .• 2 p.m. on Saturday. An extensive selection of hang- a legal secretary at Harvey, from Eastern Michigan Univer- ing baskets, bedding and Mother's Day plants will be available. Pre-orders are encouiaged Kruse, Westen & Milian law firm sity She IS an internatIOnal bank- through April 30. For information call 881-2710 or 881-1817. The bridegroom-elect IS a 1979 ing representative for Manufac- graduate of South Lake High turers NatIOnal Bank of DetrOit School and a 1981 graduate of The bndegroom-elect IS a grad- Michigan State Umverslty with a uate of AlbIOn College and MiChi- bachelor's degree III telecommun- gan State Umverslty With a mas- League to lease Sibley House ications He IS currently em- ter's degree In busmess adminiS- The JUlllor League of DetrOIt ployed as a special projects man- tration He ISa second vice-presI- and was the family reSidence of years, and our association With made a major commitment to the ager for Continental Cablevision dent at Manufacturers National one of the foundmg fathers of De- Sibley House demonstrate!> our revitalIzation of DetrOit by voting An October 4 weddmg IS Bank of DetrOIt trOit, Judge Solomon Sibley. commitment to be both an anchor to negotiate a long-term lease for Kathleen Maniaci planned An Api'll weddmg IS planned The structure IS located two and a constructive force In the De- histonc Sibley House at 976 E. Jef- blocks from the Renaissance trOIt commumty " ferson Ave Center at the entrance to 1-75 The vote took place at a speCial Diet general membershIp meeting "The JUnIor League is delighted ApnllO Passage of thiS project in- to have thIS viSible presence in the When a giant panda IS on a dIet -Pride of the Pointes cludes a commitment of $125,000of CIty," said Mary Kathryn Du- of bamboo shoots - which are 90 League funds over the next five Charme, president. "The river- percent water - it may eat 85 years toward the restoratIOn front area has been a focus of pounds daily, says National Geo- Eckhardt to Lawrence in assembly Kong to compete The League plans to complete League activIties for the past 13 graphiC the house for use as a community attend Harvard DaVid Lawrence III of Grosse Bryant Kong. a chemIstry stu- center, to prOVIde low-cost office Robyn Eckhardt, daughter of Pomte Park, son of DaVid and dent of Gordon Morlan at Grosse space for non-profit agencies and Mr. and Mrs. WIlham Eckhardt of Roberta Lawrence, recently parti- Pomte North HIgh School, wIll be to prOVide an elegant settmg for Grosse Pointe Shores, has been ac- cipated m the 28th AIr Force Aca- one of seven DetrOIt-area stu- busmess meetmgs, conferences, cepted to the Harvard Umverslty demy Assembly More than 120 dents to Sit the natIOnal exam of board meetings and SOCialevents. Ahh Spring... Graduate School of Arts and student representatives and guests the International Chemistry Olym- Sibley House, owned by Christ Sciences to pursue a masters from more than 80 UniversIties and piad. The seven WIll be honored at Episcopal Church, DetrOIt, IS degree m east ASIan studies She colleges in the United States and a luncheon followmg the National under the direction of the SIbley Time to Will enter the program m the fall Canada mteracted With academy ExammatlOn on Api'll 23 at the House Board of Trustees who have of 1986. _ £.~dets during f9ur r;lays of dlscus- Umversltv of I\Jhchlg~n.Dearborn ImtIated restoration efforts It IS REFRESH, RENEW & , "- 'h "'!«on on "Easmg East-West Tert- Ad'Certlficate,' a' plaque, a '$100 one of the fmest examples of Greek Campbell SIOns 111 the ThIrd World," when check and a $100contnbutlon to the ReVival archItecture m the Mid- REDO receives scholarship the 28t~ Academy Assembly con- student's high school wJ1l be west and IS the oldest frame bulld- . vened III March CraIg B Campbell, son of Mr presented to each mg m DetrOit It ISlisted m the Na- and Mrs Fred F Campbell of Hagermoser tional Register of Hlstonc Places COACH HOUSE offers complete furniture Rochester, Minn, has been in South Pacific Rotta, Susalla selected as (j reciptent of the Lake on dean's list service... and your fine furniture deserves Superior State College geology Carl Hagermoser of Grosse * * scholarshIp Campbell, a 1980 Pomte was one of 21 students and Suzanne RoUa and J~relse. our special care. graduate of Grosse Pomte HIgh two professors from the Southamp- DaVid Susalla of the FREE JAZZERCISE FOR TWO. School, is a senior majoring in ton campus of Long Island Umver- Pointes have been OR TWO TRIPS JUST FOR YOU. geology He IS a mem bel' of the slty who traveled to the South named to the dean's • Restore/Refinish Geology Club, and works as a PacifIC this winter for a fwld hst for the wmter CLASS Mon. & Wed. 7:00 p.m. swimming mstructor for LSSC course m marine bIOlogy quarter at Ferris • Repair contmumg educahon. State College St. Paul CatholIC Chun.h G} m Cartwrig ht stationed ."70 1 DR. $68,900 Firm lip & tone the body }o~e Inches off l'Oll1 flr!>t VI~lt or lie back and relax Grosse Pointe's 2 DR. $87,500 With hl)rllm,~ and lose welqht reduce Source Since 1913 ~tres~ ~t()P ~mokmg or many everv day CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION prohlems Speed up learmng 1.800.334.4724 We II tore pxcellent care of you at 21435 Mack PINEHURST MANOR American Body Psyche- 776-5510 RO. Box 1957 Counseling, Evaluating Pinehurst, North Carolina 28374 Call anytime 777-2606 ,.. I I' ,Page Eight-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 Grosse Pointe Board of Realtors@ G) REALTOR~ THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS <'W£ au: ple.a1£d to announc£ that Mary Anna Sheldon 83 Kercheval Ave. i1 now a110aiate.d with IIJII Higbie Maxon, Ine. 886-3400 edical cR£ a Lto'l mOOIE Have regular m Member Homenca w'tr::EflurnINGfUr;: 83 !J(e'lcfltIYf1L c!fvwuc. MAXON Relocation Services chec k_.ups YOUI INCOME PROPERTY Between Jetfel~ol\ Ave and WlndmJlI Pomte 612-614ALTER ROAD. two family bnck and t\\ 0 bedrooms each Unit FIRST OFFERINGS GOOD INVESTMENT . ELEGANT HOME ON PRIVATE STREET ~oJ)4man Youngblood Realty In( FIRST OFFERING - Terrific Farms localion on ISLAND LANE - Only a few hundred feet from a cul-de-sac less than one block from the lake the Lake Four bedroom Colomal bUIll III 1980. on Warner Road Three or four bedroom two Three full baths and two powder rooms 17foot bath ranch FamJiy room adjacent to updated paneled hbrary 26x26 family room WIth fIre- kitchen WIth new apphances Glass enclosed place and hot tub Master bedroom has fire- garden room RecreatIOn room Terraced yard places Three car attached garage. 1\vo car attached garage Centl al air Burglar alarm system ImmedIate possessIOn KERBY ROAD - One and one half slory bnck res- Idence on 6Ox151lot. Two bedrooms and bath FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING - Abolu"t"ly charmmg three on first plus a bedroom and bath on second PRIZE LOCATION IN THE FARMS bedroom, one and IV' \ ath Cape Cod near Lavatory With stall shower and two finished f\ Handyman SpeCIal Wedgewood 0- e..O"",~"",ad FamIly room rooms In basement Two and one half car 1:37Grosse POinte Blvd Newer roof ant ~ _..uon Yard ISa gardener's garage. dehght Two car ga~age. Frame Colomal, three bedroom two baths ,)llfool frontage Purchaser to do Certificate of Occupanc) work Pm.e $88.5IJO GREATER MACK In St ClaIr Shores north of II MIle In qUiet area Three bedroom ranch With FIRST OFFERING - South Renaud Two bedroom dlmng area m kitchen Central air Beautifully BROADSTONE - GROSSE POINTE WOODS FIRST OFFERING - Two famlly Income One ranch bUilt m 1951 19foot family room Panel- bedroom m each umt Tenant occupied on a decorated throughout $54,900 Charming Colomal featUrIng famll) room, modern kItchen formal hVlng ed recreation room With bar Glassed In terrace. room and dining room and half bath on hr;,t floor Second floor has month to month baSIS Two car garage Locat- Two car attached garage. PossessIOn at close ed on Lakepomte m the 1100block three bedroom!> and bath Ga'> forced air hrat With central air Two- $118,500 CONDOMINIUM APARTMENT m Grosse Pomte car dctached garagc excellent conditIOn Call for appomtment at Mack and Lakeland One bedroom second FIRST OFFERING - Courville near Chandler NORWOOD - Grosse POinte Schools Located III floor umt Completely furnished at $49,000or 19640 HARPER between 7 & 8 MILE RD. Park Dnve Only $29,000 Two bedroom ranch All Harper Woods Sharp three bedroom ranch unfurnished at $45,000 appliances Included Good starter or retlrement One story brick office bUlldmg 2600 "quare fed BUilt In t')79 Excellent With central air Bnck With aluminum trim Incomc Call for detail!> home Basement has tiled floor and lavatory Glass PUTNAM PLACE m Grosse POinte Shores Three enclosed porch overlooking yard $64,900 bedroom two and one half bath ranch Parquet floor In dlnmg room Central aIr New roof In FIRST OFFERING - C" C"'\ hree bedroom one and one half" Q~VAI on Nottmgham INVESTMENT - Harper Avenue In St ClaIr 1981 'fuo car attached garage. Lawn spnnkler 321 MOROSS, GROSSE POINTE FARMS Shores 1000square foot bUlldmg WIth adjOin- system Price reduced FJI'St floor del ~ J .mprovements Pnced to sell at $68,500 Ing parkmg lot Currently leased to party store Second floor mother-in-law apartment or extra income with bUSiness $69,900 living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath. RIVARD - English styled Condominium town- house near Jefferson First floor hbrary Four Unusual one and one half story brick home flr<;t floor IIvmg room OXI-'ORD ROAD - SItuated on a 198x290lot m the natural fIreplace formal dlnmg room nellrr kitchen two bedrooms Shores SpaCIOU!>Enghsh dcslgned by Smith bedrooms and two baths on second plus two bedrooms, bath and attic SpaCI on third Great b mGrosse Pointe Board of Realtors@ G) r/fAllorf THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS lB. S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE EI~,~~~e4~ Grosse Pomte Woods NEW ON THE MARKET! r 886-8710 THINKING OF SELLING YOUR HOME? DON'T PASS UP THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO SELL. ???????????????????????? WE HAVE RESERVED ? ? THIS SPOT FOR YOU! ? ? ???????????????????????? OPEN SUNDAY 2-5- 40 Regal Place - Grosse POInte Shores Four bedroom pillard Coloma I With three full baths, powder room, large family room With vaulted celllllg dnd wet bar Library First floor laundry Master bedroom complete With steam Unit and whIrlpool Three car attached garage With Circular drive. Three fIreplaces --t ;N ;.-::: 'Y :-" ,.- ,; ..."" h// $....1%.. f 4- / 1mlt~~"""m..H." --- ~" $_"Z/'?.J<_ GnOSSE POINTE PARK - Olde r:lIgll"h Chttllll' Tr ddltlvl1 CONDOMINIUM - St Clair Shores All on one floor Convemently located between Mack and Jefferson near 9 MIle Full SiZedgym and whirlpool avaIlable Appliances mcluded Immediate occupancy Perfect for a smgle person or retIred couple .r .....~'.,.:rl ...... t ...... ;-"(- ~ ",'0' ,~M w :>% .G.Edgar .# ~ >%-w &- THIS COWNIAL ISIII excellent condItIon It has four bed- CHARMING DUTCH COWNIAL - Three bedrooms and rooms With bath on the second floor and a lavatory on the two full baths, plus a comfortable family room make this first floor Heat-effIclent - thiS past year's heatIng sea- a good buy Well located near the Village, It'S dose to 114 KERCHEVAL son cost less than $900 The kitchen and breakfast area 886-6010 schools, shoppmg and transportatIOn hdve d beamed ceilIng Both' tlIe IIvmg and dmmg rooms have cove ceIlmgs The home IS convement to shoppmg, publIc and paroch181 schools FIRST OFFERING! CAPE COD a favoflte style dmong home buyel s ( OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ) ThiS pleasant home IS located on a popular "treet 11I Grosse Pomte Woods, lIttle trdfflc but clo.>eto schools, IlOb Lmcoln - Big bungalo\\ With four bedrooms See above parks and transportatIOn The three bedrooms are all on the second floor serViced by one and one half baths, t9645 Kmgsvllie - Halper Wood., - Thn ..'e bedrooms, screened porch, flllished basement and mground pooll plus an additional half bath on the first flour The tradl tlonal hvmg room With fireplace, formal dmmg room plus den and large kllchen With eatmg space are all on EQiiitiiI the first floor The attached garage and lovely grounds ~:~ are Just a further mducement to purchase the fme home BOR LAN D-JOHNSTON ... 1l'tOllK l\s-ioeia tes of ...... " DEALTOR'I:H ...::-:".,-..,.:-:- r Many, Many More by Appointment Selling or Buymg -Our Full Ti'me Profe's51on-aI'5 l, are ready [0 help Call Today. III 395 Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue (i) 0jJ/)(l\Jle C;P \()ulh !llpJ) _ofJ/)o\lle Pmu'/I, \(hoot • OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 _Tile Ilelpt,1I People % 886-3800 884-6400 1429 Devonshire.. Affordable, neat and well located to schools, parks and publIc transportatIon This well built Colonial has three bedrooms, one and one half baths, paneled den and two natural fIreplaces and a dee;> fenced lot Lots of house With a reasonable pnce tag OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 SEE SPECIAL "AMERICAN HOME Wt:r:K" 564 NEFF - TWO FAMILY OPPORTUNITY Lux- 1773 BRYS - GREAT NEWS' You can still purchdse a PAGES FOR OTHER R.G.Edgar OFFERINGS!! unous flat WIth a spacIOus second floor - elegantly house for a bargam price m Grosse Pomte Woods' decorated and offenng three bedrooms and three ThiS restored two story offers super potentIal for the baths The lower flat IS somewhat smaller, sUitable first tlme buyer who wants to personalize theIr new for a couple This ISan opportumty to have an mcome abode Features mclude livmg room With fireplace, and secuflty' famIly room, sun room, three bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen and much more. $63,9001 BY APPOINTMENT **F1RST OFFERING** BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ThiS two bedroom, one EnJOy the warmth of thiS charmmg English m the Farms and one half bath SIXyear old bflck ranch With for- \\ lth three bedrooms, one and one half baths, new mal dmmg room, lIbrary and Circular drive is a family room and newer kitchen Outstandmg fea- decorator's dehght Call for further details tures are the nchly .>tamed and polished hardwood floors and gleammg brass fixtures This home has been completely redecorated and IS a pleasure to RECENTLY REDUCED - GraglOus English Thdor With shm\ Call for a preview today' charm, natural woodwork and beautlful panelmg Four generous bedrooms, two and one half baths, up- WATERFRONT - ST CLAIR SHORES Custom three dated kitchen and breakfast room, formal dmmg bedroom, two bath brick ranch, no basement, cen- room, two porches and expansIOn athc make thiS NEW OFFERING IN GROSSE POINTE tral all', attached garage, family room and prIvate home Ideal for the growmg famJly Call for an ap- park for resIdents pomtment today' MIDDLESEX - Immaculate three to four bedroom home on park-Sized lot Stunnmg mterior decor Gourmet kitchen with solId wood cabmets Three full baths plus a half bath Versatile bedroom arrangements, Ideal RESIDENTIAL UYr - Grosse Pomte Farms - Welllo- Seller Will COIlSIdeI' all terms on this well mamtamed one for family With college age children or frequent guests Nothmg to do but move ..m OPEN SUNDAY' and one half story, four bedroom bnck hour With cated convement to schools and transportatIOn House plans available to buyer Thdor stylIng located m pnme Detroit area Natural woodwork, decoratlve plastered moldmgs and new BY APPOINTMENT roof are only a few of the Important features KENSINGTON - Lovely five bedrooms, thrce and one half bath brick Tudor Two sets of french doors frame the hVlllg room fIreplace and the kitchen (onl"ms \\ ark 1~land work statIon along With eatmg space and custom wood cabmets Just a short walk to the Village INVEST IN GROSSE POINTE BEACONSFIELD - Excellent Income properly below Jefferson Two bedrooms, one full bath each umt Beautlfully mamtallled LAKEPOINTE - SpacIous lwo-famlly Income With three bedrooms and one full bath in each unit BuIlt-m chma cabmets m dmlllg room" Separilte furnilcc" WAYBURN - Cho.ce t\\O family InC(hnC '1\\0 bedroom'> llJ\\er,three bedrooms upper Good rental area Separate basements and furnace., (;HEAT COMMERCI \L BUILDING on Jeffef<;on In POPULAR JEFFERSON APARTMENTS CONDO offers SOMERSET - Excellent two family bflck lIlcome offers three bedrooms each umt, livmg rooms and natural fIre- places, formal dmmg rooms S<,parate basements and UtIlItIes GIO.,.,e Pomte Park has a multitude of potential uses' gracIOus carefree IIvmg m superb locatlon 1 SpaCIOUSsec- Currently a mulll cmema, there IS OffKC space up.,lalf<; or.d floor umt offers foyer With parquet floor, gourmet \\llh a ~cparate rntraner Th"rc I" a nc\\cr roof and fur kitchen, formal dmmg room, hV11lgroom With fireplace, MORE OFFERINGS IN THE AREA naec \\llh central aIr pomhtlOnmg Plra.,e call for addl den \\ Ilh wet bar, two large b€drooms, two full baths, !lnna 1 ol'taJ1" and a brochurc $21l'>000 .,ecuflty sy.,tem and kmg-sl7ed closets ImmedIate Oc- AUDUBON - Charmmg three bedrooms, two bath stone EnglIsh tudor m mmt conditIon All new carpetmg and cupancy decoratmg In past year New ma"ter bedroom sUlle New landscapmg Under $60,000 llU LY 111 Ihr hrilrl of thc Farm., a ff'\~ hou.,cs off Lake "horp Dn,r Th\" four or fl'l' bedroom three and one WATCHTHE SAILBOATS from thiS Bob Wood designed KENOSHA - Super three bedroom bungalow m mce neIghborhood Walkmg distance to schools Kuls In area half hillh homr I" for the \\hole famIly to enJoy A Farm ColOnIal SpacIOus hvmg/dmmg room with New awmngs, new fencc, ahove-ground pool Includc') stove and refngerator FlOrIda room off thl' l 1 ...... _ h' ,_~~-...._ .._ .... ~ .. .: Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th'ursday, April 17, 1986 -..' /'C. ~: Jim Saras Agency, Inc. ~~ IBGrosse Pointe Board of Realtors@ Gl REALTOR' THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED ~ 17108 MACK "4' EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE BOARD OF REALTORS (!) --.om '"~, 886.9030 -- ;,... ,.'(.. .•" ....~- JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. ." .'" OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 .:~ ,.:- 74 BELLE MEADE - Grosse Pomte Shores NEWER RANCH' Super kitchen with everythmg, master sUite with ,- whirlpool tub family room, custom extras REDUCED' 881-4200 ,. 1354 HAWTHORNE - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal Family room, fimshed basement, central '"" air updatmg throughout 881-4200 ."" 22419 LaVON - Exceptional ranch on the water' Central air, newer furnace plus space for 42' boat! 881-4200 ,".' 472 MANOR - FIRST OFFER' Neat Farms bungalow with cozy hreplace and glassed terrace Priced m the ,-... 70's 884-{l600 ~.. 21721 NEWr ASTLE - FIRST OFFER of three bedroom Harper Woods bungalow With NEW KITCHEN and great ,.. decoratmg Good starter at $62,900 881-6300 .. 294 TOURAINE - GROSSE POINTE FARM's finest 1788 VERNIER - Popular "Berkshlres" complex offers three bedroom, two and one half bath townhouse Full 1441GRAYTON - All new carpetmg throughout thiS at- .-. Cul-de-sac street Beautiful brick Coloma I 2,800 square basement, garage and pool pnvlleges Immediate occupancy 884-0600 tractive bnck Colomal Formal dlnmg room, custom kit- feet Featurmg five bedrooms, three and one half batru., ~ 375 CHALFONTE - JUST LISTED' Four bedroom, two bath bnck bungalow in excellent Farms locatIOn' SpaCIOUS chen With oak cabinets. and bUilt-lOS, natural wood- ,.. den, FlOrida room, attached garage Walkmg distance ,.. rooms, central air, MORE' $129,900 881-6300 work, family room, extra insulatIOn, private street, two ". to elementary and middle schools Call for a private 630 WESTCHESTER - QUick occupancy! Four bedroom, two and one half bath Coloma I with family room, library, car garage Attractive prICe ..." newer kitchen, attached garage Lovely area near lake 884-0600 showmg ~. ;,- SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT "'.4. ~."'...... ' MOVE RIGHT IN and enjoy this tastefully decorated ,..; four bedroom, three and one half bath Park Colomal on ". larger lot Library, finished basement, separate guest ~,"'. bedroom with adjoimng bath plus lots of charm I 881- ...... ' ..: 4200 ". :.". NOTTINGHAM -FOUR-FAMILY handy to downtown ..-: transportation has two bedrooms each umt, four-car ", garage, good rental return! 884-0600 ~ ~ t' OUTSTANDING DUPLEX In handy locatIOn near VII. IN THE WOODS - Three bedroom, two bath Colomal .'' lage and tenms courts' SpacIous accommodations In- on lovely pTlvate court has family room, fireplace, .. clude three bedrooms, two and one half baths, Mutschler solarium With spa, greenhouse, central air and many 797 MIDDLESEX - One of Grosse POinte Park's fmest .-- 1437CADIEUX - GROSSE POINTE PARK - Absolute- and most secluded streets Four large bedrooms With ~ kitchens, fireplaces and central air In each umt plus custom extras. 881-6300 ly charming three bedroom Coloma I, With two full baths, three-ear garage You'll want one unit for yourself I 881. baths, lavatory on first floor, large lIvmg room With ~ gorgeous family room With natural fireplace, updated ~ 4200. natural fireplace, family room with wet bar, spacious kitchen With built-m microwave, pegged solid oak floor kitchen With work area, recreatIOn room With natural '. m kitchen, fmished basement Remodeled bathrooms :.. FINE FARMS COLONIAL With three bedrooms, two and one half baths, newer kitchen, fireplace, newer furnace fireplace, central air, sprmklersystem, and much more , ." and THE PRICE IS RIGHT I 884-0600 A pleasure Seeing IS believmg .:." r.' GROSSE POINTE PARK - 1445DEVONSHIRE Three bedroom bnck Colomal, two and one half bathrooms, family .: HOLLYWOOD - Fine family COLONIAL has three bedrooms, family room, fireplace, new two and one half garage room, alarm system, m-Iaw apartment or office on first floor, attached garage A BEAUTY Be one of the .: and new drive plus new self,stormg storms and screens Easy mamtenance on thiS one and you'll love the first to see' SUPER PRICE ,r price! 881-6300. •r " 1326LAKEPOINTE - EnJOy the beauliful waterfront park and city services ThIS home IS priced under $50,000. Featuring three bedrooms, modern kitchen, modern bathroom, beauliful natural woodwork, formal dmmg ~: room, partially fwished basement With full bath LET YOUR TENANT MAKE YOUR PAYMENT I Excellent INCOME BUNGALOW m handy Park area near Ker- " " cheval has two bedroom unit with sun room down plus complete one bedroom unit up for rental Full base- ," ment, two-car garage and an affordable price - $54,5001 884-0600 ~ 1434.36SOMERSET - Tremendous two family. Live m one umt and let the other pay your rent. Excellent invest- .-" ment Grosse Powte Park's prime rental area Perfect for a first time Investment or a good one to add to your portfolio Good Land Contract terms available ,&;----s:"'-,-I!!-...---. _>l~'_~~ Jjr;;a Jim Saros Agency, Inc. 17108 Mack, Grosse Pointe, MI GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 16610 Mack 881 4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 8e6~9Q~Q ,.. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED Cape Cod features five bedrooms, two full baths, newer kitchen, dmmg room with bay Window and bUilt-m corner cupboards This cus- BRAND NEW LISTING" One of the most outstanding tom home IS very SpaCIOUSand Includes six-panel doors features of thiS beautiful Cox & Baker home ISthe family $123,000 (H-34BAL) 885-2000 room with cathedral cellmg and bay window I Other fea. tures mclude three bedrooms, central air and high en- JUST LISTED! Be the first to see thiS !>paclOusColomal ergy furnace OPEN SUNDAY 2-5. 1669 BOURNE- set m a lovely area of Grosse POinte Park Two MOUTH, GROSSE POINTE WOODS, 886-5800 natural fireplaces add warmth to thiS home WIth large screened terrace, brick patio, and two-car at- tached garage $161,000 (H.55DEV) 885-2000 SPECTACULAR LAKE VIEW' from thiS SIXbedroom, four and one half bath Otallan Villa) set on Just under an acre of land on Lakeshore Huge living room With natural fireplace, library, maids quarters, two sun rooms and more' $395,000 (G-77LAKl 886-4200 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P M - Fantaslic terms make your dream of home ownership come true' ThiS home IS yours for less than $66,000 With famIly room, fire- place, remodeled kitchen and three bedrooms 2222 HOLLYWOOD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS 886.5800 GREAT FAMILY HOME - Newer Colomal With four bedrooms. two and one half baths and !lbrary Two Lookmg for a new home would be a lot of fun If It weren't for the wIld goose chases story foyer With grand Circular st f Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.B GROSSE POINTE OFFICE TAPPAN AND 884-6200 ASSOCIATES ST. 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Feature Page Twelve-B Thursday, April 17, 1986 Ruth Neville: Making a piece of music ideal FLEe I By Elsa Frohman working through musIc schools serlOu,>ly If you're gOll1g to do It at Friends plan Ruth Neville has only the from the Grosse POinte Conserva- all," NevIlle said vaguest memory of her grand- tory, to the DetrOit CommuflIty The long hours of practIce can cocktail father, Othlio DePalma, who was MUSICSchool be frustratmg for ..l young chIld, once a violinist with the Detroit "I've been teaching for flIne but NevIlle savs they didn't faze Symphony Orchestra years," she said "I have many her " fundraiser "He died when I was two years students m thIS area I'm sure I'U "I must have been gettmg old," she said "I have a memory go back to teachmg someday I somethmg au! at It, b('cause I FrIends of the Family Life Edu- of a man who I believe to have have an oblIgatIOn to share what I never fl-'It depl'l\'ed," '>he SaId cahon Council ISholdmg Its annual been my grandfather I Imagme know ana what 1 hdve learned" In her cunen! po'>lllOn WIth the spnng cocktaIl party fundraiser on that man was him It IS hke a 1\10st of Nev Ille's students have Benalhsance ell v Chambel Apnl 26 The gala event Will be dream. I hope It was him It IS been young children, some as Playel s, Neville i>d)~~he tvok the held at the home of Mr and Mrs from one of the first moments young as four years old She be- job for the OppOItumt~ to \\ 01 k DaVId Getto. when I was conscIOusly aware of With Mlsha Rachlevsky, dIrector While looking over Lake S1. my surroundings" of the chamber orche~trd Clair, the guests will enjoy cock- "[1 was a departure." she said tails and hors d'oeuvres, a silent Today, Neville IS carrying on I saw It was an opportul1Ity to mini-auctIOn, and an Informal her gram1faLher h musical heri- I ~ . work With d man who IS domg lashIOn show by Enchante, WIth tage. On April 19, she Will give a Inter great thmgs With chamber musIc hair fashIOns by Tresses MUSIC concert at the Edsel & Eleanor ,..,0 ThiS IS, after all, a busInes& " Will be provided by Mark Brace Ford House, along wIth her friend She says &he has learned a FLEC IS celebrating its 20th an- Ingrid Matthiesen niversary Friends of FLEC, the Neville is a plamst and a great deal m her current admms- of tratlve POSition fundralsing auxiltary of Family teacher of plano, though today Life Education Council, has raised she has become involved In an- ..I've learned a lot 111 terms of money for FLEC since 1978 other aspect of musIc She IS chamber mU&ICd& a bUSIness. ' FLEC has served the Grosse booking and touring coordinator .!Jnterest she saId "I've learned that the POinte communities since Its m- for the Renaissance Center most Important element ISdeSire, ception in 1966, At that hme, com- Chamber Players However, she then the abilIty to tulflll the re- munity leaders felt young people hasn't given up her first love, per- qUlrement& 01 the job Then there needed educational programs and forming She performs regularly IS the energy to see It through to services to respond to theIr con- on the Nightcap with Mozart heves that all chIldren have po- complellon You really have to be cerns and crisis. series. tential a self-starter and very deter. FLEC's programs, then and "Performing ISwhere my heart "They are all worthwhile," she mmed You make the concerts now, focus on the educatIOn and hes," she said. "It's the spice In said. "They all deserve to have happen Mlsha has created hiS dU- preventIOn of problems among life - to get Involved with a piece the experience. It doesn't hurt me dlence and I Intend to do the youth of music and work it to your Ideal to spend the lime dnllIng the ele- same" The Alcohol Awareness Pro- It makes me feel alive" ments - though somellmes I Next Saturday's concert IS the gram, now its its loth year, pro- could scream" result of a frIendshIp that sprung Vides educatIOn to elementary Neville grew up In Grosse NeVIlle's own mUSIcal tramIng up between NeVIlle and Mat- Pointe, the daughter of James Ne- school students regarding alcohol started when she was a child It thlessen while they were particI- abuse so they can make responsi- ville, a long-time teacher at wasn't all smooth, but in the end, pating In the Internallonal In- Richard Elementary School She ble deciSIOns when faced with peer It was her own determmallon that slltute lor Chdmber Music III pressure and the use of alcohol attended the Academy of the kept her working Mumch, Germany Matthlessen Parentmg Workshops, held every Sacred Heart, now known as "I remember one day when I ! IS a vlOhmhl She wIll be COmIng three months, help parents learn I Grosse Pointe Academy She was 13 years old when my mother Photo by Elsa Frohman from New York to play the con- and practice effective communica- II earned a bachelor of music de. said, the chOice ISyours I was de- cert Ruth Neville, a life-long Grosse Pointer, will perform a concert tion and problem solving skills gree in performance at the Um- vastated to thmk that thiS might In the Juture '\e\ !lIe \\ ~JIlls to at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House on April 19, at 8 p.m. Tickets while gaining insight mto the spe- versity of Michigan In 1976 and a be the end," she saId expand her periormlllg ex are $9 and can be reserved by calling Neville at 881.2280. cifiC concerns of adolescents. Chil- master of music in plano perfor- She says her mother wa~ sup- penence, as well as return to dren alone at home after school Ii mance at Oakland University In portive, but In a qUiet way leclch!Og t~ It s By Counter Points Pat Rousseau TRRESSES Hair FashIOn news from TRESSES for Vital Opliotl<; presents - EmI CONN,r'S . mvr's PLAClf no\\ has 200[, OFF all Health- ~\ Spring and Summer. accessorlze your Salisified Customer Series ::5 ,'l... I ...... ". Tex clothes for boys, girlS, E Ai; hair coloring with "spot highlight" to "VItal OptIOns E'((>rclse has made • • .md infant .. to ~lle 20. It.~worth the drive to Mack 1\\ enue, one block 5 /6 ~.,brighten wisps and spikes ... featured at me feel about 10 years younger [ SIr~CE 1976 ..ollth of 9 )lill' ltd., iii-SOlO. S /~'1 -,. . 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Call 1 ~ _ i for more mfor ..matlOn day, so hurry m I The sale includes all the semi- for your appointment, 881-4211 precIous beads, ready-made necklaces and bracelets. Fresh-water pearl necklaces start at $28. also availablp * '" '" - Sl!nlor Speclac ilIa r Tw>sday t h, oUj;h The are fabulous sterlmg beaded necklaces and brass ear- ~!9h Wi{Cmore f[raveC Flldav. 4 ~O 7 00 P 'n -- 80% dlW'oWlt 011 nngs with in-laId stones 19875 Mack Ave., Grosse '-.:,(,IS , Orient one of the most unusual and ex all food for 'ipnlOf cltiz(,l1'i at The Old Pomte Woods, 882-8989. citing travel destinations in the world Place Ea'it J(lffe! ~Oll corner of BC'QC0I1S . 13nights visiting Japan. Thailand, Sing fIeld 8224118 ." * * 011apore, and Hong Kong that include air CAFE LE from Detroit, hotels. all breakfasts. several lunches CHAT is now and dinners. sightseeing, Bullet Train, day cruises, open for dinner. The Merry Mouse even one on RIce Barge Rates begin at $2,889 each of Walton Blvd. Shop Wednesday Tlwr'i two. Call the travel agency your friends recommend, POllltl' ..torI' onh I.. 110\\ rralllrlllg \ I-.n' "PI- ( I \1 PHI< ES on day, Fnday and Caf[; Le.,; Chat Leigh Willmore Travel 8868805 nl'" ..prlllg and ..umll1l'r IIIl'r('handl"l'. . .Ifl'lOOKl'rdlf'\.tI, .~~2-0131 Satl Peggy O'Connor Some road trip Women's lacrosse teams in Wales find it Just as What I like about tough to get good competition as teams in the baseball U.S. do, but that wasn't the purpose of last week's visit Lately, no matter what newspaper or by the Monmouth, Wales maga..:me I pick up, I fmd at least one lacrosse team to University "tflbute to baseball" -type story, detaIling Liggett School. I~ was purely the glones and memones connected wIth Openmg Day and chock-full of smarmy "1 for fun, (as the ULS and luvt:' ud~el)dll because . "prose Men/mouth girls in lhe photo at left prove) with a Well, you won't see that kmd of stuff here, little bit of competition folks Because, while I lIke springtime and thrown in for good baseball and hot dogs and the green, green measure. Coach Gerry grass of the outfield just as much as the next person, I'm not gomg to fall all over myself Rowland and 19 girls gettmg Hobert BUl'nslsh about It More toured New York, Ohio, like G(,ol'~e Burns, maybe Michigan and Canada and had what Rowland called a Because what I lIke about baseball, IS, "tremendous" time. More well, a little out of the ordinary photos and game results I like to park at Irene's, at the end of are inside. Eh..:abeth, just two blocks down from the TIger StadIUm entrance gates "You Can Get Out Anytime," the SIgn in front of Irene's proclaims And you can, too, provIded Photo by Peter ~al nas "Pops" - who IS eIther Irene's husband, father or brother - remembers where he Ouchl put your car Irene only raIses her prices on Opening Day, for doubleheaders or m the thick of a pennant race She even used to pro- Pointe soccer squads hit by rash of early-season injuries VIde restroom faCIlItIes for her clients, until By Peggy O'Connor juggle It around because of Il1june!:t up and see them get hurt. too," Case the better teams WIthout key player~ the CIty put a stop to that Irene IS okay In For a while last week, It looked as To lose so many key players really adds and With other players performmg my book, though, partly because she's so If there'd be more gIrls on the lllJured makes you change your expectations Wood, who Il1Jured her shoulder m out of pOSitIOn? We haven't been fnendly (calls everybody "Hon") but most- list than on the soccer fIelds at North "Not to mentIon how It taxes your the opener, I'; receIvmg therapy dally tested yet," Regelbrugge admits ly because her lot allows easy, rapId access and South abIlity as a coach," he adds and will be back as soon as doctors There IS a bnght SIde: both Case back to MIchigan Ave. when the TIgers are North started the season last South replacement goalIe Amy allow And despite her loss, South's and Regelbrugge have found girls down by five in the ninth Monday WIthout the servICes of four HawkinS was under tremendous gIrls have a "pretty good attitude who have responded to the challenge gIrls Il1jured m an auto aCCident the pressure m South's opener last week, nght now," accordmg to Case of fIllIng 111 for the mjured players. I i1ke to buy hot dogs from TIger StadIUm day before and South, WhICh began her coach says, but she bounced back "Me, I just take one game at a Sara Wasmger has played very well concessIOn stands, mamly because there, the schedule WIthout expenenced to play an excellent game m a 0-0 tie time," he adds for South, as Johnston dId until her they appear to be reasonably fresh I pur- goalie MarCia Rajt I like the annual North-South baseball 1 doubleheader It usua lIy means two good , Mistral. Maui & Sons - life's a Beach - Jams '1 , Model H8X CROWN CLASSIC _ trams. coached by two very good coaches, , Gotcha - Catchit • little Dogs of Bali • Quicksilver facc j 570 ..q in cooking "'S2 If:.. R I " ... ~. " I flghtmg It out In t\\lOexcellent games ThiS More , and more , veal' Will probably be no dIfferent, With Charmglow ~ "7 ·.. 'Frank Sumbera'., Norsemen ranked No 10 lacrosse t C'mon in and show us your Ian! t Electric Bug Killer Rug Killer S30 and Dan Griesbaum''i Blue Devils rated U"'t S105 with purchase of No ;) In C'lac;s A photos S~99S 53RX Grill But m that doubleheader on May 17 at METRO SKI & SPORTS Sale ~ onl} 'I in ..tock t. South High. they'll be playmg lIke It was for , Monday-Friday 10-8 Saturday 10.6 t thr No 1 !:tpot : 20343 MACK • South 01 Vernier • Grosse Pointe Woods t And that s what T hke about baseball ,-.~ 884-5660 ~~.,.. .. ~..-.~~~~~~~ • 4 • Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 South SpOrts Devils sweep baseball openers :Boating By Stephen Ebner By Margie Reins Smith South High The Blue Devil varsity baseball team swept a doubleheader over viSIting Anchor Bay, 9-4 and 7-3, Boating Safety to open the 1986 season on April Boatmg safety is a serious matter. "Almost 100 percent of 12. boating fatahties are due to operator negligence," says Tony Pitcher RICO Cordova relieved Ban, safety officer for the Grosse Pomte Power Squadron of the starter Rick Leonard in the fourth U S Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12-12for the last two years. mning, strikmg out SIX, walking "Accidents are caused by unskilled operators and operators two and allowmg no hits m three under the influence of drugs or alcohol That's statistical fact," inmngs to earn a save Leonard he said "Pleasure boaters should remember that operating a got the VIctory Cordova led the boat IS serIOus business" offense as well, gomg 3-for-4 with a smgle, double and a home run The four coast guard stations In thiS area (Port Huron, St He had five RBI on the day. Clair Flats, St ClaIr Shores and Belle Isle) responded to over First baseman Tom Fellows 1400 calls for help dUring the 1985 season Petty Officer Tollefson, went 2-for-3, With a smgle and a of the Port Huron Coast Guard, estimated that 15 t~ 20 percent of double Jumor shortstop Sean these calls were real emergencies - smk1Ogs, colliSIOns, fires Bruce hit a solo homer and medical emergencies. Jerry Joliet started on the "federal reqUirements should be regarded as absolute bare mound for South in the second mlmmum standards for safe boating," Ban says. Federal law game, allowmg just three runs l1as, In tact, comparatively tew reqUirements for boat operators dnu 11VI:: lilt::., willll:: ::.tnkmg out Laws concern personal flotation deVices (PFDs - the offiCial SIX m hiS flve-mning stmt. Re- term for life preservers) fire extinguishers, distress Signals, hever Scott Tucker got the save proper navlgahon lights, hull Identiflcahon numbers and the South catcher Steve Kmsley's proper venting of engme compartments 10 power boats. That's fIrst mning two-run homer high- all lighted another South battering of Tars' pitching Kinsely went 2- Photo by Ed langs Pilots are not reqUired to be licensed They're not reqUired to Sarah Dow takes a shot against Marian, which beat South's soccer team in the season opener last for-4, as did outfielder Dave Fel- week. have any knowledge whatsoever about pllotmg, weather, rul(ls of lows and first baseman Tom Fel- the waterways or chartmg. Boaters do not have to carry an lows G-Otie with Fitzgerald Highlighting the meet for South 800; Song was second and fresh- anchor, a radio or any lines. * * * Semor ClaIre Busse scored were senior Matt Winquist, who man Toni Tedesco finished third. For boats under 16 feet, federal law reqUires a PFD for each The JV also tapped Anchor Bay South's only goal against Marian. won the 3200 (10:37); junior Kevin Junior Mary Beth Hicks finished person aboard PFDs are classified I, II and III (wearable) or IV twice, holdmg the Tars to two JUnior .Julie Forester got the as- EnglIsh, who took the 800 (2:10); second and sophomore Elizabeth SISt. (throwable) On boats larger than 16 feet, a type I, II, or III PFD runs 10 two games in taking 9-1 senior Chris Astfalk, second in the Lazarowitz was third in the 3200. IS reqUired for each person, as well as a throwable deVIce and 3-1 wms South held Fitzgerald to just mIle (4:49); senior Jeff Van Tas- "Reba uthappa and Myreya A four-run second mmng put one shot in last Thursday's tie, sell, second in the shotput (46 feet, Amezcua highlighted the meet Boats under 26 feet must carry one B-1 fire extinguisher. Boats and while the DevIls had a num- South on top for good 10 the fIrst 6% inches); and the 800 relay with a one-two finish in the 400 26 to 40 feet must carry two B-1 or one B-II extinguisher Boats ber of shots on the Fitzgerald team of Mark Gall, freshman An- meter dash, with times of 64.0 and from 40 to 65 feet must have three B-1 extmguishers, or a B-II game. Shortstop Marty Saad add- ed two runs With his fifth-inning goal, an apparent score by junior dy Cox, senior Paul Srebernak 65.5; then the two came back and and a B-1 These extingUishers must be C02, dry chemICal or Sarah Dow was disallowed and sophomore Eric Younker. made up a lG-second deficit in the Halon, but must be current and charged. The B-1 and B-I1 double. Mark WySOCkI started ...... * and worked six solid innings be- (By Jenmfer McSorley) 1600meter relay - the fmal event claSSIfIcatIOns refer to extinguisher size. The JV opened Its season WIth fore be 109 relIeved by Andre Biel- Girls win again of the day - to give South a win in Federal requirements say boats must be properly ventilated. ski Wysocki struck out eight baI- two Wins last week, toppmg Troy the event," explained coach Steve and Chippewa Valley "ThiS means bilges, engme and fuel tank compartments must be ters and walked one The Blue Devil girls' varsity Zaranek. Also sprinting well for properly vented and not clogged," Ban adVises. In the second game, South The girls outscored Troy, 3-1, track team conquered Regina, South were freshmen Traci Lee scored two runs on two Wild PIt- behmd goals from Cathy John- 88-40, last week The squad out- and Nicole Tocco, who placed All boats must carry audible and visible distress Signals ches in the second innIng. The ston, Roseann MacConnachie and scored Regina 27-5 in the distance first for South in three events, in- suitable for daytIme and nighttIme For boats under 16 feet, a Devils added another run m the Mary Lou Stone. Four girls events, 29-13 m the sprints, 12-6 in cluding the 400 relay. nighttime Visual SIgnal is reqUired only if the boat is used after thIrd inning Starter Nick Saros scored agamst Chippewa Valley hurdles, and 19-17 in the field Senior Carin Seyler placed in dark Boats over 16 feet must carry both day and night signals at worked five mmngs; Reuven As- In a 4-3 VIctory: freshman JulIe competition. both hurdle races and led off Gayman, sophomore Jenny Stan- all times The visual day Signal is an orange flag (at least 3 feet cencIO pitched the fmal two 10- The 3200 meter relay team of South's winning 400 meter relay by 3 feeO With a black square above a black circle For mght nings Saros struck out two, walk- dish (two), and sophomores Erin sophomore Wendy Berger, Re- team whIle junior Erm Kershaw use, at least three hand-held flares are required - or a distress ed three and and gave up three Duffy and Jamie Ghazal (By becca Wasmger, Micha Song and won the 100 hurdles and anchored light which automatically emits the International distress signal hits Jennifer McSorley) Megen Smucker took first place the relay team. Sophomore Dun- FlashlIghts are no longer acceptable and the distance runners swept rie Greiling also had a fine day, Audible distress signals are not necessary on boats under 16 Kickers drop opener Tracksfers the 1600and 800 dashes, as well as giVing South a first in the discus taking two of the top spots in the feet Sixteen to 26 foot boats must have a mouth, hand or power South's girls' varSIty soccer come close and a second in the shotput. Also 3200 run. placing in field events were Junior Signal that is audible for one-half mile. This can be a whistle, team opened its season last week Souths' boys' track team mISS- hand-held air horn or an electronic boat horn Whistles are not Semor Nancy Solterisch won Lucia Bridenstine in the high against Marian and Warren Fitz- ed third place by just one point at the 1600, followed by sophomores acceptable on larger boats. Boats from 26 to 40 feet need a hand gerald, droppmg a 4-1 decision to jump and sophomore Danielle the Quad Meet in Highland Park Ellen Mayer and Stephanie Deluca in the shot. (Jennifer or power Signal that IS audible for one mile Boats larger than 40 Marian but bouncmg back for a last week feet must have a power signal audible for one mile All boats Dinka. Senior Kelly Riehl took the McSorley) over 26 feet are also required to carry a bell. Spring sports previews Power boats are reqUIred to have an approved backflame arrester, which prevents flf.\meups when the engine backfires All vessels must have proper navigation lights when operatmg South nefters face chdllenge of EML at night All boats must also display theIr hull identifICation - thiS IS referred to in Michigan as the MC number By Peggy O'Connor thIS sea::.on, they should be Improv- NO.1 seed Thad Angyal is back, Huntington at NO.3. South High's boys' varsity tennis ed. It looks like a more balanced however, to lead South in singles. "Those sports are- subject to Finally, federal law requires a capacity plate on each boat that team, long the class of the Eastern league, WIth South and Port Huron displays the boat's maximum capacity in regard to number of ULS transfer Scott Watson is the change, since we haven't really Michigan League, will compete for flghtmg it out for the top spot," No.2 seed, with Rob Hackman at had enough playing time outdoors people and number of pounds, as well as the highest legal engme the league hUe against at least two Zysk says horsepower allowed on an outboard craft NO.3 and Bill Wheeler at No.4, Joe to make them certainties," Zysk vastly-improved foes, according to South will contend with the Mooney and Tom Witt are the No. says. According to Ban, those federal laws cover the barest veteran coach Don Zysk. upgraded level of tenms with a 1 doubles duo at the moment, with According to Zysk, several minimum. If you wish to pass a courtesy marine examinatIOn "The Port Huron schools came young squad, after losing five of Don McKnight and John Lamb at smgles players are also talented (CME) and receive a sticker from a Coast Guard aUXiliary back With tenms last season and last year's starters to graduation NO.2 and Dave Burgess and Bill -----~-~_..-...._--~ - _ ...... - Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C Despite a cold, blustery day, the actic,n (left and right) was hot and heavy on the girls' lacrosse field at University Liggett School last week. A Monmouth, Wales team of 19 girls, their coach and two chaperones raised much of the funds necessary to make a playing tour of the United States, Including a stop for a 15-11 win over lig- gett (plaid skirts in photos). The Monmouth girls visited Trapper's Alley while In the area, exchanged gifts with their ULS counterparts and billeted with local families. ULS got goals from Allison Fitzsimons, Faye Howens- tein, Kara Van Dellen (two), Becky Ingall (three) and Tricia Petzold (four) in nearly edging out the more experienced Monmouth squad. Photos by M,k. And zOJczyk ULSsports Knights'track, baseball, soccer teams off to a great start Timely hlttmg by Dale Werkema ULS - 18, Glen Lake 17! nament The Knights scored 76 tennis team began ItS 1986 season In the dISCUS.and third 111 the 3200. team ISoff to an excltmg ~tdrt !1m and Pahl Zllln led the way as the "Both teams made a few errors POints to easily outdistance second with a 5-1 victory over GreenhIlls for 9 pomls \ ear With a 1-1 mark University Liggett School varsity and walked too many people, but place East Grand Rapids' 56 School Apl'll 11, on the Klllghts' Veteran Nora Staebler \\on the . Coach David Backhursl'~ team baseball Kmghts took two of their the game was exciting Our kids pomts. Portage Northern fimshed home courts diSCUSS event, and freshman opened the season b} lo~mg 10 three games last week sure came through at the end," third WIth 49, followed by Kalama- Sharyl Stem picked up her fIrst Dearborn IlIgh School. -i-2 The Kmghts opened their season saId ULS coach Glynn Conley zoo Lay Norrix 25, Kalamazoo Cen- Personal bests points ever by taklllg first m the JUlllor Laura KhelokJan scored at home Apnl 9 by edging Huron The big blows for the Knights m tral14 and Three Rivers with 7. The ULS girls' varsity track and shotput Other ULS tallies came both goals assisted by German e\ Valley Lutheran, 8-7 ULS trailed the April 12 game came in the ULS had four flight winners and field team opened its season April from SophIa Park, Alycla Giles, change student Tlnl Rlesler and 7-2 gomg into the bottom of the seven mning Zinn boomed a three runners-up Flight wmners 11,with a 72-56Will over South Lake Elena Hunt, Laura RIZZO,l\Ill'Iam freshman Meghan Brady JUlllor seventh frame but four walks, a bases-loaded triple deep leftfield were DavId Barlow, NO.2 smgles, High School. Coaches Cathy Mueller, Dlann Imbl'laco and J en- to Shelly TIbbitts and Junior co-cap Huron Valley mfIeld error, and to get the Klllghts to withm a run Ashu Nautiyal, No.4 singles, John Schmidt and Sue Fredel'lck praIs- lllfer Van De Graaf Blrgbauer and KIrk Haggarty, No. ed the 26-member team for Its 22 tam Cmdy Paul both had !-.trongde smgles by Tom Vallone and Mike For the second tIme In one week, Kamma\ Brandon, Phan Lam, 1 doubles; and Frank Karabetsos "personal bests." fenslve game~ Navarro 1)rought the Kmghts wlth- Werkema delivered the game end- Rachel Kneeshaw, AleXIS Collins, and Mike NICCO!llll,No 2 doubles Tn-captam Lydia Alexander and On Apnl10. the team traveled to III two runs and set and stage for mg hit. Werkema's smgle drove in Elizabeth Manmno, LIZ Gilbert. Flight runners-up were Marc newcomer Sylvia RistJc led the DetrOit Country Day School. com- some herOIcs Werkema came to the tying and winning runs Fresh- Vara Samudrala, Heather Diehl, bat and cracked a two-out, game- Hunt, No. 1 Singles; Mike Fozo, Lady Knights with 11pomts each mg With a 4-0 victory and the fIrst man Bill Lucken, pitching for the Mueller, Imbl'laco, RIStlC, Van De wlnmng, bases-loaded triple Var- No 2 singles; and Rob Glancy and Alexander won the 100 hurdles, shutout of the season for jUlllor first time in a varsity game, pick- Graaf, Stem and RIZZO secured sity newcomer Andrew Galsterer ed up the win Gordie Maitland at No.3 doubles. and took second In both the long goalIe and co-captam Susan Judge Earlier in the week the Knights jump and high jump Despite a personal vIctories on Frldav bv got credit for the win m relief of ULS hosts Zion ChristIan at 4' 30 achieving personal bests . . Kheloklan agall1 scored two goah-, starter Mike ISlp pm Friday, April 18 were crushed by Redford Cathohc sore leg, Ristic notched WinSin the while sophomores Kim Owens and The Kmghts' loss came on the Cent! aI, 7-0. 200 and the 400, with a third place ULS hosts MIAC competItor LexI Lepard each added one road Apnl 11, at Oakland Chl'ls- Three in a row III the high Jump Bethesda Chnstlan, Fl'Iday, Api'll Lepard's goal \\ as superbly head- twn For the third straight year and This weekend the Knights travel Tri-captam Paula Rodriguez col- 18at4'15pm ed mto the goal off a corner kIck bv The bright ~pot for the Kmghts the fourth out of the last five, the to East Grand Rapids to play in the lected 10 points with victories III Khelokwn . was Zinn'~ two-rUlI homer \\ohich University LIggett School boys' very tough East Grand Rapids In- the "distance double" the 1600and The teall1 playt> South lllgh on cleared the lell field fence at the varsity tennis team won the Kala- vItatIOnal the 3200; while tri-captaln (,haru Kickers 1-1 Thul'~day Apfli 17 at hornt, .It .; 330 foot mark mazoo Central InVitational Tour. The ULS boys' jUl1lor varsity Nautlyal won the 800, took second The ULS gu'ls' varsIty sou:cr pm (B) SU'>dn Judge) North sports Norsemen start baseball year with doubleheader split apiece goal eal;h On A'pril 8, North hosted War- event; be also flmshed flrsL m"thl' Ste.rling Heights got revenge in Cranbrook/Kingswood was ren Woods Tower, breezmg Loan dISCUS(143feel. 11 mche~ I \VuJek the second game, beating North North's next VIctim, 13- varSIty level lacrosse The gIrls COCKT AIL LOUNGE COMPlETE WIll also travel to Ohio for smgle Near Wh tt,er AMple Pork '19 Corry Out Sel'Vlce Grosse Pointe games agamst Laurel and Hath- 16340 Harper 881-6010 away Brown The climax of the Park 10-game season Will be the Mld- v.est Tournament at Cranbrook. Little League Kmgswood on May 17 and 18. The Michigan and OhIO schools, Association plus teams from New York and Pennsylval1la, Will participate m KffCHEN the tournament "The Midwest Tournament IS the culmmation of all our efforts," Sharpless said "And It Will be a difficult test Last CENTER LAST CHANCE TO JOIN!!! year. ULS was undefeated m the league. but didn't wm the tourna- Three major cabinet FOR LATE REGISTRATION CALL. ment lines, in 40 styles. Mark Edelstein 885-4633 "But I think we are strong thIS Countertops and year and we'll certamly chal- or lenge," she added accessories available. ULS's lineup features Faye Louis Hadad 881-1678 Howenstem at fIrst home (attack), it Kathy BIanchI at second home. Do yourself or FOR ALL CHILDREN BORN Kara V...'1 Dellen at thIrd home, installation available, TflCla Petzold at left attack wmg, BETWEEN 8-1-73 and 7-31-79 her sIster Cathy at right attack Grosse POinte Park ReSidents Only Captain's II wins Neighborhood Club cage title Free estimates, The team from Captam's IIwon straIght playoff vIctory for Cap. MIke Smith. Rick Pme Charles REGISTER BEFORE the NeIghborhood Club's Over 30 tam's II PfeIffer, Ed Till, Ted 'Huebner basketbail champIOnshIp last Grosse Pomters on thiS year's and Peter Farago Doc Waldeck 15554 E. Warren Avenue OPENING DAY month WIth a 57-')1 vIctory over team mcluded Mike Kmgsley, and Eddie Taflmger coached the Sme Realty It was the seventh Frank Rosso. John McLellan, squad. 882-6822 MAY 3, 1986!!! f/ / t 1 \ Page Four-C Entertainment Thurnda~ April17, 1986 Author of 'Split Second' at Birmingham has local ties By Marian Trainor pondered - the baSIC one bemg sus black runs through the play, hiS story In spite of the doubting lD- retired policeman who walked the in Detroit schools DennIS' father Dennis McIntyre's powerful should an IndIvIdual who commits the central focus remallls on the nuendoes thrown at hIm. beat in a tough PhiladelphIa area was a noted public relatIOns man "SplIt second" at the Birmmgham a crime In a burst of passIOn pay baSIC moral dJlemma of what IS To ease the stress of hIS ordeal durmg his career and suffered m DetrOIt. His uncle, Frank W. Theatre ISa play that hngers m the for that lapse of control the rest of right versus what is expedIent and some affirmation that cover- through racial slurs and msults, he Donovan, an attorney, lives m mind long after It ends QuestIOns hiS life? Ing up hIS act was the only way to IS confronted With the true nature Grosse Pomte. Val Johnson (John Danelle), d are raIsed. explored and left to be Allhough the theme of white ver- go. he seeks out hiS fellow officer of hIS crime He has VIOlated the Since wrIting "Split Second," black police offICer. apprehends a and fnend, Charhe (Jerome Pres- trust put m him as a polIce officer McIntyre has been busy He spent white punk stealing a car He ton) He has come to the right per- Rusty puts it to him straight. There last year in Hollywood wrItmg a chases hIm mto an alley, handcuffs son Charhe gives hIm one more ISonly one solution Tell the truth. screnplay for Sidney POItIer and hIm and radIOS for a car reason to guard his secret. pomt- It IS a truth Val cannot accept the screen verSIOn of "Split Sec- Ing out that if he confesses, whItes The fast-talkmg punk, obvIOUS- nor can he understand hIS father's ond .. His new play, "National An as well as blacks will hate him Iya smail-time crook, tnes to con lack of sympathy What he did m them," WIll open in Chicago thIS vlllce Val he should let hIm go He The whItes wiII be horrIfIed by a one split second was vent a hfetIme fall, and that should be of local In- even trIes to brIbe hIm When that black polICe offIcer shooting a of rage against whIte oppressors terest also It IS set In BIr- fails he regails Val WIth raCIal in- whIte man, and the blacks Will be "Split Second" IS a tIghtly WrIt- mingham, MICh. sults, tauntmg hIm and daring him suspect whenever there ISan InCI- ten drama that presents a crucial The play runs through May 4. to make hlm stop Val does He dent mvolvmg J white person And dilemma .....Ith for(.e and is .....ell For ticket mful maHon, call the boll. WhIpS out hIS revoJ\.er and shoots furthermore Char he says. "The served by a cast that realIstically offIce at 644-3533 him dead creep was a flea Why ruin your and sympathetically projects its To cover up hI!> CrIme, Val career by admittmg to a flea?" As roles Home of the Blues removes the handcuff~ from the It turns out, Charhe ISan expert at There IS no doubt that Dennis dead man, and puts a kmfe In hIS ratlOnahzatlOn, having applied It to McIntyre has established himself hand to make It look !Jke an Jncldent of hIS own as a serious wrIter who has some- self-defense Val's next stop is home where thIng to say and knows how to sour The scene ISset The dIe IS cast he repeats hIS story With some res- make it relevant. He created sym- The self-confident, cocky cop we ervatIOns to hls WIfe She lIstens pathetIc characters and he WrItes ~~fCI[n met at the beginmng is now a She also prods. and Val admits to With economy, power and a little SALoon, haunted man, faced WIth a whaf he has preVIOusly held back humor to relIeve the tension momentous deCISIon, to stand firm The guy was handcuffed. She, "Split Second" IS of speCial m- RESTAUR'ltl on hIS contrived ahbi or to admtt more than Val, realIzes the terest to local playgoers. The hIS gUIlt and, along WIth hIS own APRIL ! seriousness of the situation and in author, Denms McIntyre, grew up 18th - John rum, bring sorrow and suffering to no uncertam terms, points out the in Detroit and teaches playWrIting SCofield shows at hIS WIfe, Alea (Cherron Hoye) need for SIlence. at the University of MichIgan 10 & 12. TIckets Questioned by a sharp depart- When Val turns to hIS father, $10 at Tl(lkel World His mother, Kathleen McIntyre, or door mental interrogator. Val sticks to Rusty Johnson (John Amos) a hves m Detroit She taught Latin 19th - ProgrHSlve 1 Bkl.. Band. 251h & Comedy to debut at Bonstelle 26th. Matt '"Guitar" I Tennessee WIlhams' "PerIod of European tour and marks the MIJ/'Rhy- Adjustment" will make Its Bon- fIrst time that Williams had a hit Mondays •.. stelle Theatre debut Apnl 25, In England It was made into a Jazz Session Night With the showcasIng WIlliams' playwnt- mOVIe In 1962, starring Jane Fon- Bill Held TIlO ing talents in an unexpected kInd da and Tony Franciosa, and di- 'Carousel' to open Wednesdays ... of play for him - romantic com- rected by George Roy Hill, the "Carousel," by Rodgers and DetrOit S Longesl Runmng it Blues Session Nlte Hosted ~ edy. Performances are Fnday play's orIgInal Broadway dlrec- Hammerstein, will be presented at 11 by Delta Rockers {,, and Saturday, April 25-26 and tor the R.H Schaubhn auditorium in /;. t May 2-3, at 8 pm., and Sunday, The Bonstelle cast Illcludes St _Clair Shores Apn118, 19,25 and Thursdays •.. April 27 and May 4, at 2 p.m Robert Roy (Ann Arbor) as Ralph 26 at 8 p.m The audItOrIum IS Oownhome Blues Night ~ With the Butler Br05 ¥~ "Period of AdJustment" takes Bates, Ent GIll (Southfield) as located at 21100 11 Mile Road. Sundays .. ,, place on Christmas Eve and cen- Isabel Ha\ erstrck, Gerard LA 1 The productIOn IS comprised of 7 p m 11 p m lli!trOll s tel'S on the relatIOnshIps 01 two Smilh (Capac) as GeOl'ge !faver- ~ LakeVIew elementary, mIddle and Only Acoustic SessIOn Nile couples whose marnages are ~t1ck, Victona Schmitt (Royal hIgh school students plus teachers Hosted by Robert Jones breaking up. The two husbands, Oak) as Mrs. McGillicuddy, Craig from WDET RadiO former Korean War buddIes, try S Martlll (Sandusky) as Mr. Mc- and alumnI. It WIll feature a full- scale carousel and a carnIval at- FEATURING DOWNTOWN to help each other effect a recon- Gllhcuddy, Anne Adcock 4 ~ •• The new 333 East A ...., unique restaurant that ~tt's your night to I Project Graduation Pledge surrounds you WIth r- celebrate But before elegance, yet remains InVlt- you go out, do I promise to take care of my friends and havea safe prom/graduation I mg and unpretentlous The something speCialfor I season. amblance 10; sophIstICated yourself and someone I and intImate The CUISineIS you care about SignthiS I If I drink, I won't drive. contemporary Amencan, I creatIvely preparcd and presented With flaIr and fmE's<;e pledge With a fnend and agree not to dnnk and I I will not ride with someone who's been drinking. For dmner, <;clectfrom a vaned menu mc1udmg delectable dnve. Channel 4 and I fare such as California Chevre With Aa<;11& Currantc; and I promise to offer a ride to my friend if he/she should need one, no Sauteed Lom of Veal Channel 56 want you to I Lunch le;a deltghtful medley of bght e-ntrE-eo;,bvely c;alads, make a promise you can questions asked. ~F I fresh pao;ta<;and flc;h speCIalties live with because fnends I ______~/r-r 333 East A memorable dmmg experIence Re<,er"atlon<; ar(' are for Iifel I rccommmded at 313/222-7404 I Student Signature I I II Student Signature WNSIDetroit I 333E4S[ L ()\1"r h11lt'\i\1IO'\\1 IloI!1 \I MIIII '1)1 R ( I" I H 1)1 1HOII \311.1,1 ldl. r,on i\Vl'n111 I), Ir",1 \11 HP2" ()r'!n until 1000 p m Sund,,\ IhrcH'l,h 111"r-. c. 19t1~Omnl I toll h Thu~day, Apnl 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FlVe-C 'Band of Hand' suffers from identity crisis ------jI By Michael Chapp has a soundtrack that IS sure to That task done, their commando drug-fortress and "finish him off " Those who know about such keep toes tapping throughout But leader brmgs them to Miami, Though the movie is full of things have been saying from the the grItty edge that the picture where they are charged With gratuitous vices, like VIOlence, begmnlng that "Miami Vice" tnes so hard to achieve ISlost very cleanmg up a crumblmg neIghbor- cold-blooded kilhng and drug use, would make a great movie. "Band qUickly, makmg It nothmg more hood? Well, at first, that is their it would be acceptable fare for of the Hand," a new fllm from the than a big screen adaptation of Job. They are supposed to demon- adults if It weren't for Its bi~ error. creative forces behmd that popular television fare. strate theIr teamwork by pamting, If the fllm is indeed supposed to TV show, does not boast the pres- Not that everything m this hammering and weldmg a dIlapi- have the rough, grItty, steamy ence of Don Johnson and Phihp- movie could be shown on commer- dated neighborhood back into edge of a VIOlent crime drama, MIchael Thomas But It does have Cial televlslOn Hardly The mOVIe shape . then the comic relief is complete- about the !>ame amount of sub- IS ViOlent, even sadistic at times But really, one knows these guys ly uncalled for. stance as Its small screen counter- But the picture loses Its credlblh- didn't go through lIfe-and-death When the young crlmmals are part. ty and effectiveness by makmg learmng to fend for themselves m It's debatable whether or not viewers laugh when a chuckle IS trammg in the Everglades to become neighborhood handymen the Everglades, for example, it IS that's a good thmg not called for That, ultimately, IS completely detrimental to the "Band" ISVIsually entIcmg and the movie's most promment - and There must be somethmg more nere film's credibihty to have one of fatal - mistake them ask where the closest toilet A group of five juvemle delm- And so there IS A lot more. The is Such a line may elIcit a few Auditions quents is taken out of their prIson local kmgpm on the Miami drug laughs from the audience, but It There Will be open auditions at cells for 11 rehablhtatIon project scem' has been lordmg It over the also causes the audlence to lose the the Henry Ford Museum They are dropped m the middle of City, bemg an all-around rotten sense of ammahstlc adventure that Theater Monday, Apn121, from 7 the Everglades, where an ex. guy When he has one of hiS thugs otherWise would have been to 10 p.m mIhtary commando teaches them threaten the "band," the group present A cast of four women, five men how to survIVe under adverse con. takes It upon themselves to wage Suffering from such an Identity and two children will be chosen dltIons Although hostlle at first war With him Their tmal catalyst CrIsis, the odds of "Band of the for "Belv('o('r(''' by Gwen D:lven the group eventually settles dowp, for revenge IS the murder of theIr Hand" ma kipg llluC'h of i(<;elf w('re port, to be performed June 6, 7, and, With a httle prompting from commando leader at the hands of very slim. 13, 14,20,21,27, 28 and July 11, 12, nature -like bears and snakes- the pusher They devise an elab- And 111 thiS case, the odds were 18 and 19 form a bond that cannot be broken orate scheme to break into hiS fight on the money Moss (Leon Robinson) and Ruben (Michael Carmine), are thrown All pOSitions, except for child- into the Everglades and forced to survive as part of a unique juve- ren's roles, are salaned Rehear- nile detention program. sals are scheduled to begm Mon- day, May 5. Director Will be Mary ...... New Orle.ns Dlxlel.nd • : Bremer CHET BOGAN and the Wolverine Jazz Band : BI'ing a photograph and • Fea\unng DIXIebelle • resume. Audition Will be from the Lutheran High Every Tuesday 9 30 pm. script and the scenes Will be I THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails : to 24026 E.... tt.,eon (JusrNorth of 9 M Ie) • posted at the auditiOn. Copies of present drama 773-7770 • the scnpt will be available at au- I ditions only Lutheran High East wilI present ...... "The People Versus MaXIne Lowe," a suspenseful courtroom Quilt show portrayal of a woman on trial for /Greektown's Finest Cuisine murdermg her husband The Ladies Guild of Lutheran Performances are ApflI18-20, at High School North in Mount LAIKON CAFE 7:30 p.m., Fnday and Saturday. Monroe Ave. • Downtown DetrOIt • 963.7058 Clemens IS sponsormg the Fifth and 3 p m. Sunday Great Lakes State Biennial Quilt AuthentiC Greek Cooking Advance tickets are available Contest and Exhibit to be held June 25 through 28. from the school office, 20100Kelly. Liquor • Beer • Wine Harper Woods, 371-8750,at $250 for Any resident of the Umted States adults, and $1 50 for students and is eligible to enter the contest, Sun., Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.3a.m. senior citizens Tickets Will be 50 Fn. & Sat. til 4 a.m. whIch pays a $1,000award for best- cents more at the door of-show along with ribbon awards for first, second, third and honor- able mention. Hours for the show are June 25, noon-9 p.m , June 26 through 28, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Continuous lunch- NEW MENU! eon and snacks are available in the cafeteria. Admission IS $3. AT Workshops and qUilting styles and techniques will be held and qUilting supplies will be available. Photo by Keith Plasoczny NATIONAL INC. For further information, entry Dance Detroit ~[)J(aJU(. forms or workshop registratiOns send a stamped addressed Marygrove College senior Anthony Lavasco of Grosse MACOMB MALL SHORES SHOPPING CENTER SEVEN MILE & MACK WASHINGTON PLAZA envelope to Marilyn Albrecht, 221 Pointe Woods, also a Friary student at Duns Scotus, rehears- Grallol at MaSOniC Harper and 13 Mile Rd 19019 Mac\( Avenue 14 MIle and Oequrndre Lonesome Oak, Rochester, Ml es in Marygrove's Alumni Hall for his' 'What's the Rush?" per- 294-0530 294-7380 881-5509 977-1530 48064 formance in Dance Detroit's Annual Spring Dance Concert Fri- day and Saturday. April 18 and 19, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday CONEY ISLANDS ON THE UTE SlOE The 17-year- OUlck ServICe and Unsurpassed Dualily '5 OUr Trademark Ch,11ed Mug Pltchftr Enjoy the out-of-door open air Coors 100 350 Stroh's LJghr 100 350 ON THE SIDE Signature 125 400 French Fries 80 Chili Flies 1 25 freshness of our Outdoor Lounge Cheese Foes 1 25 Chili & Cheese HOUSE WINE (7.Mack Only) On,on Rmgs 1 25 Fries 1 50 Hail Potato Skms 95 Glass Liter 'h Idaho polato filled With cheese and our own famoCJs Chill con Red and White 1 50 400 now in our Second Season came served WIth sour cream Rose L1eblraumJlch and Chablis SANDWICHES MEXICAN CORNER Nat,onal s Nacho Supreme Any sandwich or burger served deluxe Wllh Small 2 25 Large 395 French fnes add 65 SPICed ground beef grilled onrons green pep~r and b/ac~ obve Ground Round 165 shces smothered WJttt cheese sauce served 0" a bed of warm ror /ilIa ch,ps ~t ItJ all beef patty served With let1uce 'omalo ma yonnalstl- and P1Ck.1e on 8 toasred sesame seed bun Burrolo a la National 2 50 4 01 beef and bean bUffilO frred to a golden brown topped wrth Cheeseburger 1 85 our famous chIli and cheese sauce 't. 1b a'l befJf patty wl,h cheese garnIshed as above Coney Taco 2 35 Ground Round With Bacon or SPICed ground beel lopped w,fh chll, omons shreddel1lelluee Ham & Cheese 2 25 shredded cheese diCed tomaroes and a tasty (sco sauce all packed In a warm coney bun Chili Burger 1 75 '/.. Ib oIalf beef patty served wrlh ctuJ, musrard and Ofuons on a SALADS loasted sessme S , l oil. . .. Wft'''' i>Hd~ t! t '. ,\ , -;-~";"------_.""'---_._------_- ~4p .q ._ ~ " Call 882-6900 Page Six-C Classified ads Thu~day, April17, 1986 , •. HELP WANTED GENERAL 1 B. SECRET AIIIAl .t. HELl' WANTED GENEIlAL .t. HELl' WANTED GENEftAl 1& I'EftSONALS 1l PEIISONAlS SERVICt Ii ST MATTHEW lalch key OFFICE dsslstant - hght Pl<..KSOI'\AL checkbook PROFESSIONAL typIst I\DEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED DOWNTOWN INCOME TAX Term papers. resumes program IS In the proce~!> I bookkeepmg and typmg balancmg Small busmess Prepared In your home at of mtervlCwmg for Ihe fol- skills Part time. poSSible Typmg overload-buslnes I 1. .. e , dIIIIIIs II' etnKtIeM .. 12 - MoMIIy. AD AGENCY bookkeeping Reasonable \,our convemence Expel'!- ". lowmg posItions to slarl m eventual full time 964-2300 Has openmg for broadcast rates Special rate!> for ses, professIOnals 881-1368 .... . enced. reasonable rates z. .. tAlIlJ lilly, ...... , ...... September Program I LANDSCAPE nursery ass IS- media buyer. experienced semors 822 7756 I-"ree consultatIOn Call for lC PRAYERS Director. must have 12 tant trammg or experience m Michigan and Midwest appointment 1 LeplItCIce 11K YaM - Truc:b All Makes hour~ III chlldcare credIts helpful $4 50 plus 885-9481 markets Salary commen- FIRE - POLICE THANK you St Jude l\l M 111 bilenICalllpefSlMetol' 292-9171 1A P'IrsMIIs 271~ hour~ weekly Mon I BOOKKEEPER. Fisher surate WIth expenence, - MEDICAL HELP THANK you St Jude J M 11 SItretaIIaI ~ tieIlIes ddy Fnday dlld several BUlldmg area natIOnal full benefits Call Pat, 259- EMERGENCY SYSTEMS HAVE your nalb done 10 l1J fIItJaIr I 1C Prapers car part time aides l\1u~tbe 18 grow 109 man~factul'lng _7_400 _ AT THE PUSH comfort of my home Ask THANKS to St Jude for 11 Rat semce 11K Carl Vl'iiIntetl to Buy OF A BUTTON about discount prices on favors receIved W B 2 E.tzl.... III I'aftsItirIs }ear~ of age wllh chlldcare fll m seek~ lull service SMALL mterstale steel For a free demonstration "Group Specials" can save U MIs6c: EM:atielu 12 Boats and Motors eX!X'l'Ienc.ehelpful Before bookkeeper Must be ex- trucking firm needs full PRA YER TO THE ZI 1RerIr4 _ EMatIoiI please call you and your friends a lot HOLY SPIRIT lZA IIoat IIep;lll I\Iay 8t~ please ~end resu penenced In all phases 10 time expel'lenced all U8 Boit Dockage & SlDfagt me to St Matthew Latch accounls receIvable, pay around office person With of money For beautIful Holy Splflt, you \I ho make, %C HuIlllr IIlStndIft 871-8558 12& Aarpiaftts Key Program, G021Whll- dbles, general ledger, com strong secretanal skills for nmls, call 776 6284 me see everything and \I ho 2D e-ps PROCESS METHODS CO .21 SdIMk 13 Ileal Estate - Gelleral Iler, Dellolt, 48224 puter automated equlp- local office Please for- ['nder 1'\0 ObhgatlOn" EXCESS WEIGHT? show me the \I ay to reach my Ideal You who gIve me 3 la1_ r.1lIl 13A lilts III $ale Be Ahead of The Hest ment, etc Excellent salary ward letter outllnmg work POOR HEALTH? 1~ fell' Sale Of Rent PROCESS METHODS CO the Dlvme Gift to forgive 4 """ IIiItlW lieIenUI When You Work for The Best and benefits, seeure pdrk- history and avaIlability to Take care of your body Fmd .. _ MIlIicalIIleRt3 13C Water Properl1 Emergency systems at the and forget the wrong Ihat mg Send Hesumes to POBox 8526, DetrOIt, MI out about the herbal ex- ... _ lIpI 1311 ~n1Re5llI1 Pnlperty pl'Sh "r 1 t",f1t''1 for IS donc to me :md ) au wl1() If \ (111 h,,\'(' !r1JnJn" <1no1or Semeo 110P'(jllpttp <:;trPE't _4_82_2_4 _ pel'lence 4C .. 5mIr .... lR ~ IIl11111S FIRE POLlCE-MEDICAL are In all Instances of my expellCnce on al~' of Ihe DetrOIt, MI 48202 COOK - Short order, Weight Conlrol. Nutr.non, 4D Help DeMestIc: 13F Nort1lenl AcRage Help For further mforma hfe With me I, m Ihls short follo\\ mg word proeessors, COUPLE to check relall waitresses. dIshwasher, Hall' And Skin Care 4E Meuse Sittllllf $eM;ft 136 FanIlS for 5aIe tlOn ca II 313.871.8558 or cdll Barbara loday. for CALL NOW 884-1505,884-0020 dialogue want 10thank you tit 13M ca... , tlal Propenyl stm e~ together, make pur- must be expenenced POI''' 4F SInices E..... your Immediate interview wnte to POBox 36038, for everythmg and confirm 5 SitlIIUIIu .... IIUIIdilItS chases, wnte reports, ter - general clean-up at Grosse Pomte, 48236 WEDDING mVltahon spe once more that I never and work for the speclal- Ea!>lern suburbs. $100 a restaurant Apply at Tel- cia list Elegant c:.lllgra. $A SIIlIItIIe IIolMstIc 131 CflIwelert lilts want to be separated from Isb 10 hi tech office auto couple d month Wnte lv's Place 20791 Mack ACS Video - weddmg and phy announces your most 51 C•• PlI.. tllut care 14 Ileal Esta$t Wan1etI I you no matter how great 14l lilts waMed matlOn H R S, 1992 Oxford Avenue, Woods receptIOn taped 10 stereo beautIful day Reasonable 5C CldIriulI 2nd copy Included Also the malenal deSIres may 50 En_11,... t--'l 148 Yac:ltJ8I1 or SuIIurbalI Gros~e POll1le Woods, RESTAURANT Manager - Also other Items Judy, be I \lant to be With you IBl\l PC I home Invenlorles and I IlItutIbIItHIes Apts" etl:: Property Wanled DlSPLAYWHITE [[[ I 48236 Downtown hotel needs ag- 885-2140 and my loved ones In 15 IlIsitltss llppGt1IoeltIes I 8mm/Super 8 movies IIrosse ...... LANIER CARPENTER wanted - 10 gresslVe, self-motIvated m- PERSON needed for garden perpetual glory Amen 16 '-Is fir Sale I transferred 839 3149 IIA ~ .. ,*: WANG years experience, union dlvldual to develop and mg and tnmmlng on es- Thank you for your love to- I Sl CIIIr s-. 111A AdoIlt a PIt NBI scale 882-6799 manage our expandmg JACKIE'S tate Must be mature and wards me and my loved • In tllIItte.s, •• ttc: 1&1 PIt ~1111 food servIce opera lIon ones Pray thiS prayer 3 1IC Henes fir Sale PET & PAL SERVICES have outdoor expenence ...,..... RECEPTIONIST - Insur- I C 11962 2300 for personal Ammal slttmg. houseslttlng, 757-5352 consecutive days WIthout It ~ AfIs.. etc: 17 PriItlnI IIld E... lng PERSONNEL SECRE- ance billing experlencp, a -, ,. &eWII Semce TARY for large corpora-I full or part-tIme Call _1_nt_e_rv_l_e_\\ _ chauffeur serVices, doctor ACAPULCO reservations askmg your Wish, after DItnII I 111A CIrpet IIstalIatloIl appolntmenls Shoppmg & Air and hotel, $439 Leav. Ihlrd day your WIsh Will be .. ~ AfIs.. nc: tlOn downtown Personnel Tuesday Thursday and SECRETARY/TypIst - airport shutlle mg April 19th, 1week 886- granted, no matter how ... Area 118 fIIIfrIlIentien - Air background helpful NBI Saturda); 884-5477 downtown hotel needs self- 884-1516 885-2111 difficult It may be Then • .. wiIr 0ptIH .. ..., e-ItlInilll or word processmg ex- I WAITER and wallressss _ motlvaftfed lAndlvlldUat!Tfhor 7881, Haney Travel If ftr fWft6sllIlI 11t' CllIIMey and Fn,Iace b RELIABLE DOOR BELL promise to publish thiS penence a must F II I t A pI ca I usy 0 Ice pp y a e ROUND triP ticket 10 L A prayer as soon as your .. lIeBl RlpairlClnMllt u , par - Ime p I - Leland House Hotel, 400 REPAIR Leave Apnll9-Return May lit omce tor Ieuut lID I..ocksmitIIs SECRETARY _ excellent tlons accepted m person Bagley DetrOIt (Between Reasonable rates Complete favor has been granted I 6 $218 LIZ, 884-4544 Thank you for favors II tor Ant 181 AIln IIlslallatJaft1flellrs typmgandhghlshorthand Blue NIle Restaurunt, 8am ~12noon) door bell service 111 SECRETARiAl IJ II' SIIA Ier Relit llf IllsUIaUlIn Greektown, Trappers AI- , received M A J skIlls are needed for IhlS ley 4th floor No calls 'I YOUTH dIrector for an 01'- Bob 822-8331 SEIIVICE • SIIrIge SjIKe tor ..... 116 ..... 1Dfyer/Appiala MY prayers to the Blessed II. ... LhtuiI __ expandmg company Word gamzed youth program at WANTED 40overweight pe0- CUSTOM Repairs processing helpful IDEAL for young man - full Lake Shore Presbyterran Virgin Mary and St An- • FIortlta VIatiH .... 18t1 &lass - Mirror SeRite ple to try a new herbal WORD PROCESSING time summer Job, Grosse Church located In St Clair thony were answered • ...... Mldigaft 'IKItiaII 181 fIMr 5aldlIlgIRefttlIsII product to lose weight and Resumes, manuscrIpts, GENERAL OFFICE - of- Pomte area 884-9502 Shores Prior expenence Thank you A.R 18 ...... aM StlIraIe also make money 776-7326 theses, term papers, diS- ...... fice experlC'1ce helpful for COOK, expenenced Apply In the SOCIaland spll'ltual THANK you God, Jesus, 10 Yac:ItIeIt IIeItaIs , •• 0III8l' 20 PIanI Senlce S\IALL dog sitting - not sertatIOns 7 .. Reilt 20A s.wtng MacIllne thiS fast-paced office In Ihe m person, Wlmpy's Bar development of youth ISre- 884.0459 semce over 14 pounds Excellent 'M SIIIfe UwIII 211 ~semce DetrOIt area and Gnll, 16543East War- qUired for thiS 15-20hours references Take one pet at :'>0tn.\ '<'E~ 2GC TY _ Radlll RepaIr ren at Outer Dnve per week opportumty Sa- 2llD Storms _ Sereens a time unless vou have '0 C-\'CELS IIiiiiiIi 71 ...1IffialtSIen ill Relit DATA ENTRY/CRT Ex. SECURITY guards, Ma- lary negollable To apply two Call 885-3039 01< CL \SSIFIED \DS EXCELLENTfemale voca- 1C IlIIut 20E MIIM peflence or tralOmg need comb County area He- call 777-8533Monday - Fn- .',.n'Rt ed for 101lgand short term FISH for stockmg GIant hy- \FTEH 12'00:'> \I0\D \, ... list for wedding cel'e- 71 S1Irage Space .... 20F ReofiIlg SlrYlce lIrees welcome Call day, between 9 a m and dsslgnment'i m Ihe dO\1n brid bluegills, Rambow \0 EX(EPTIO:'.lol: momes 882-2918 • MIK,",nM AJ1Ides fir 20G Carpet CIealIinI 774 1111 1-6 P m _n_o_on_~ _ Z1IIf PaItItlng/1IeI:Ifati", to\ln al ea trout, Walleye, Large. TYPING, WORD processing, SlIt Relall WANTED - Secretary book- resumes, $4 25 a page, 4~ AMUSING MAGICAL I .. GaraIr. 1'Ir1I; a-t 201 Wall wasllllllf mouth bass, Smallmouth 20J WIlIiGW wasIlIag FASHION SALES keeper small office Must addItional orlgmals No- ENTERTAINMENT SII8s bass, Hybnd stl'lped bass, I 2lIK Tile WII1I. Full-time be good With phone, some tary, S.C S 772-2809 • ~SaIes ENTECH Channel catfish, Perch, FOR ANY EVENT It ...... 21Il 5ewIf ser,lce typmg and bookkeepmg Fathead mmno\vs Laggls' WORD PRO~ESSING Don Chesters 779-6850 II a....- flu' _ 20M AspIIaIt Work We seek mature. enthuslas _88_1_-_06_5_8 _ FIsh Farm, Inc ,08988 35th I • 0IIce ___ SERVICES Compehtlve prices, 6 years : LIGHT-HEARTED I 2011 C8lliIIlt and BrfcIc Work tiC mdlvlduals With profes- GIRL FrIday - offIce, some St, Gobles, 1\11 -19055 ! ArtIu:IIs ...... 20P waterpnIofIng slOnal appearance who typmg, sales expenence experience, 2ll years legal ENTERTAINMENT LTD. Phone (616) 628-2056days, 10 •• :qcfw sate 20Q I'tIs1er Work have retaIl sales expen- helpful 886-8375. (616) 624-6215evenmgs experience Everythmg MAGICIAN from Simple letters - long 10A Swan .... fer SIIe 20R FumItwe ReplrIRetIluIsIlIng 588-5610 ence EXCLUSIVE downtown HOME VETERINARY ROBERT COOPER 11 cars tor SIIe - AMI: 20S Carpetlter legal documenls mcludmg SALES ASSISTANT / night club now hll'lng ex- SERVICE resumes, repehhve letters. ALL AGES, OCCASIONS, 11A c.s tor - CIIryIIer 2trr fIIIIul'IIllf and Melting Qualified applicants should penenced 885-4210 111 c.s.fer - Fen ZIU .. semce SECRETARY Complete health and dental manuscripts. term papers, .be l'Vllilable ,iQ"~ll.r.\t130-~ Hl._I), ,BARTENDERS care, 11C CIIs tor To work for one slock broker etc. 521-8765, MAGIC :SHOWS- Avatlable .,. _,.... DfI"'*-.....__ - • ~ JWho'is a l'arge 'Pl'otiUCel', hours per week. l\fRWmg ,I I ";')llsn""AJll'RE~S" " , HOUSE CAl!.LS -2R ~""*'...... liiI .... 1III8IlIlI afternoon!tand evemngs 0 Call fo1'appmntmenl567-u227 RESUMES - manuscripts for birtfiday 'parties, ban- 2Ol( Ii'rIIMfies must type 50wpm, be ener- PHONE 77-MOBIL 111 ... - SIIlIIr cars a fleXIble s<;hedule, mclud- between 9t5 p m all typmg undertakmg at quets, your SOCIalaffairs SwiInIIuinI I'DoI J gel1c and capable Must be Paul.Mlchael Turkal, 11f c.~ m semc:e reasonable rates 885- Tuesday noon /subject to change durmg hohdays) I j I I talton and 1001<;Apply dl ' pic make $200 $800 p('r mu<;1type 40 wpm, .....nlc, l\ol11sl<;,word proces<;ors, bookkeepers, data entry All changcs, correctIOns, and cancellatIOns must ----- 185')4 Mack Avenue: wee" III In 20 hour<;, 1l1ll,1 call or <;top m and com- operators, typists. and <;wltchboard/recepllomsts be 10 our offIce no later than Mond~y noon LOST - Neutered cat lll~'hl Gros<;e Pomte Farm" bc olvolJlabl(' Monday- plpte an apphcatlOn white WIth raccoon tall 2, Th d (- 10 Ilealthmilrk Indu<;trH'<; EMPLOYER'S TEMPORARY BI-:AUTY con<;ultanl<; want ur., ay n~mlmum .., Company, 22522East Nme For further mformatlon regardmg claSSified ad vcr. bell collar Kercheval! ed Will tram m color an I <) 10 pm I }<.xcell~nlhour MIle, SI Clalr Shores, SERVICE OFFICE DIVISION llsmg rates or for placmg your advertisement, Beaconsfield 882-6418 alysl<; and beauty care Iy guarantec \\hatever 48080 AttentIOn Helga please call our adVisors at MAN'S 14K gold link brace- 372-8440 I I-'antastlc opporlumty Call, your ~omg ~O\\ - Ihl<; I, I Kroeger CALL 9 AM- 3 P M L , 882-6900 ---' let Reward 822-9090Lou Tom at 8114-3366 I b('!ter Mr I Thursday, April 17, 1986 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Seven-C -- 4A. HELP WAHTED 4 tlElP WANTED GENERAl ,,=~~=====~======-r======~======-"T':======;;;-r======_:T:======:::-4 tlEi P WANTED GENERAL 4 HELP WANTED GENEIIAl 4C " .... y SITTER WANTED 5 SITUA TlDN WANTED 6 RENTALS/HOMES A.PTS FTC 4 HElP WANTED GENERAL MEDICAl/DENTAL -~ --~----- ~------~ --- GROSSE POINTE OFFICE WILL TRAIN CASHIER counter person, DRIVER DISHWASHERS - days/ WANTED - neat, attractive MATURE woman wanted to PARK - lower apartment $225-$250 A Week register, full or part-time AMBULANCE EMT mghts, full time Apply hIgh school girl, With care for mfant and 3 year EL GRECO'S avaJlable after May 15th Call 557-1200 17800 mack Bill Strong, neat Start $17,700 up Wooly Bully's, Hayes/Kel~ friendly telephone person- old m my home Refer~ Excellent locatIOn 823- Job Network $65 Fee JANITORIAL GAS Station attendant Full to $26,700, plus many bene~ ly 839.8777 dhty to work parI-time In ences Call 88.'>-3272 2424 CLERK full time to staff of or part-time. Mack/RIVard fits 8 a m only, 1050 HAIRSTYLISTS - must phySICians office Please WANTED full time mature SERVICE RUBBISH REMOVAL PARK - lower apartment Central Michigan Umver- Amoco Trumbull, DetrOIt have clientele, excellent call 88.'>-1930to schedule an babySItter, 3 year old, my available after May 15th Sltles Chrysler Center, Re- mtervlew Let us clean UP vour mess EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TECHNICIAN TRAINEE Grosse Pomte Woods house, 2 p m .6 p m Mon- Excellent locatIOn 823. qUirements educatIOn Atllcs, basements, gar. Admlmstratlve AsSistant for $5 50-$6 oo/Hour Salon, 884-6072 MEDICAL ReceptIOnist With day.Fnddy 777 4740, 2424 completion of high school, ages, offices, etc No job Grosse Pomte Investment Call 557.1200 CARPET cleamng compa-I bllhng background 3 days before noon 2 years related experience too small or too big You MODERN 2 bedroom lo.....er, Management office Vane. Job Network $65 Fee ny~full lime help wanted per week Wedne~day DAYCARE - Dependable Il beyond high school, type 50 name Very rea~onable ceramic ttle bath and kit- ty of duties mcludes typ- wpm, excellent orgamza- COMPUTER TRAINEE Must be clean cut and de~ I FrlddY 527 4004 for 4 month old, Grosse rates Free esllmate~ chen, carpetmg, patio and 109, accounting, tax and tlonal and telephone skills, $225/Week Startmg pendable We'll trdm you I DENTAL Hyglemst- pat t~ Pomte Park 8235331 garden $425 a month plus payroll computations, 884-7220 ability to communicate ef- Call 557-1200 Call 772-2139 time for growmg practice MATUHE carmg woman for security depoSit 884 1313 analySIS, filing, shorthand, DIVISIOn01 Creative ArtISts fectively and project POSi- Job Network $65 Fee E...... :X:..:.P:-.E-::R-::I=E-::N-:-'C=:E=-D~,-m-at-:-u-r-e ~7,~7':>7.-:::16:,.:l7-3_:-:-__ -:-_ our land 6 year old child and general orgamzatlon I ONE Bedroom upper. Jn~ tive pubhc Image dene- HAN1JYMAN Pld~ter. The apphcant must be tho- RESTAURANT SWitchboard ooerator for DENTAL Hygienist - ren ') day& a week, non- cludes all utilIties, $340 a fits Salary range correc~ \\ood, masonry, wmdows, roughly organized, energe- dnswermg, tempordry /: Gro~se Pomte area Hours ~moker, mu~t hdve 0\\ n month 1m mediate occu- tlon $5 42 to $7 19 Resume MANAG ER doors roof~, and mosl tiC, and able to deal With part~ttme 17901East Wdr~ and pay negotlable Please transportdtlOn Call pancy 881-0550 to be postmarked no later Experienced person sought ren 885~1900 cdll 881 5569, Monday~FrI 8826438 after 5 p m hou~e problem" Mike, 882- people We use computers than April 21, submit to for establIshed restaurant ~:::-:-=::-:'7::=--:;::--:-~ day, 95 0000 TWO Bedroom apartment - and word processors, but References a must Salar)' INSURANCE - Eastern -=:=.::..:....::..-=------BABYSIT at my home Mon~ Trombley Immediate oc~ Central Michigan Univer- we'll prOVIde the trammg WE buy good u"ed apphdn- Sity, 1200 East McNichols, Near Ren Cen Call 9 a m Michigan Agency 21205 PHYSICIANS a&Slstant HN/ day thru Friday, 3~5 p m cupancy New pamt dnd Salary commensurate With _ 3 P m only Mack Growlllg' office LPN preferred but not Own car 881-3093 ce~ dnd fu rill tUl e and do Highland Park, Michigan hduhng FrC'l' e,,!lmate~ carpet $640 per month m~ expenence Grosse POInte 259-3273 needs full tIme experlenc~ necessary for mtermst MATURE babySItter needed eludmg heat !J61-0086. 48203 No phone calls News, Box R~1696Kerche- 1121 I'll'! please C M U IS an affir- ed girl Excellent ~alal y 30 35 hoUi ~ per wee!.. With MonddY Friday, 9-5 779 days 822 6311, mghts val, Grosse Pomte Farms, GENERAL Office - prestI' and benefits 882~2750 . I Wedne::.days 01 Thursdays 9186 mative action, equal op- 48236 PHIVATE NUHSING IN NOTTINGHAM, two bed~ portumty mstltutJon. glOus Ren Cen law firm -=R:":E::':T::-A':-::IL:----:I:------:-f- off Work every third MATURE Woman wanted to HOME, HOSPIT'\L uH room lower, new gas forc- SAILING Instructor wanted One year office ex sa esperson or Saturday Benefits penence, some SWitch. Harvey's Compleat Trav I ReceptlOlllst part~tlme babySIt for 2 girls, ages I \:UHSING HOME CALL ed air heat, available May LAWN cutters needed to Expertenced sailor requir- board $5 per hour, plus eler - Thursday and Ffl Tvplng hhng send and 4, m our home 1 ,lO JUDY 46!! 18117 1st $375 Call after 5 p m mow at homes of senior CI- ed 886-7887 I tizens m the Mack/Moross good benefits Equal Op day afternoon till 8 P m re<;ume'to Office Manager 0 30 P m Monday through 881.7562 area Reliable transporta- DO\\'NTOWN Detroll re:,tau portumt)' Employer Fee dud SdlUI (' .- -~~- .....---~--~------.~~~--...--~-~ .j " Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 8 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICUS 6A RENTIILS HOMES APTS £TC 6C RENTALS HOMES APIS ETe 6J 8UILDING OR STORE oN NORTHERN MICHIGAN II MISCHLANlOUS ARTICLES • MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES DETROIT bG ROOMS fOR RENT FOR SALE ST CLAIR SHORES FOR RENT VACA TlON REN TALS FOR SAlE FOR SALE THREE bedroom single SEVEN Mile/Mack area, 3 ROOMS to rent: bedroom, STORE for rent Prime Ski Michigan's Northern THREE power lawn JAMES A. MONNIG homes and flats, nice Mahogany Interiors bedroom brick bungalow slttmg room, small private Grosse POinte Woods loca- Country (Antique &: FlOe mowers, $65each 527-6128 BOOKSELLER areas $275; $295, $325; --=.:::.:..:~:;.:..:.~--..,.,....~ 1513:1KERCHEVAL plus family room, 2 car ga. kitchen, with mam kitchen tion, Mack near Vermer, Petoskey/Harbor Springs Furniture Shop) $350,$365;$425,$475,$525, privileges. Laundry, BIKES - women's 26", $20 :1:11.22:18 rage, large kitchen, air 4,000 square feet 286-{)384 Lakeside Club CondomIni- 16135 Mack Ave. $595; children and pets Men's 3 speed, $30. Golf Selected boks bought and conditioned. Available phone, utilities and cable ums and Spring Lake Club (Corner of Bedford &: Mack) welcome, 543-!n35 hookup, pTlvate hath, en- BUILDING for rent - Ideal set, $25 4275 Cadieux FT!- sold Vmtage VIdeo Rent- May 1st $650 month plus Completely furnished lux- 11-5'30 p m trance $300 month plus for barber 2O'x50 St. Clair day, 8 am, 885-6t68 als ST CLAIR Shores, 9 Mlle/ secunty deposit. 886-5770 ury 2 bedroom, with loft OR BY APPOINTMENT security 331-2999 Shores, 771-0440, 771-7753 and townhouse rentals on SIX kmdelslde chairs - CLOSED MONDAYS Jefferson, large 2 bed- KENSINGTON - SpaCIOUS 6l SHARE LIVING Chippendale dmmg room set one bedroom flat, large kit- Round Lake and Sprmg fruitwood flrush, Medlter- BOY'S dirt bIke - 20" wheel, room, plus carpeting, FURNISHED bedrooms, use QUARTEftS (mahogany) 8 pieces, basement laundry facIli- chen, screened porch, heat of house, laundry facilities Lake mahogany duncan phyfe ranean style, retail price - good condition Hand ties, garage, available lOcluded, $350 per month $45 per week 3682 Somer- FEMALE roommate wanted Located wlthm minutes of dming room set (9 pieces) $400 each, askmg price brakes $50 Call 886-8576 to share apartment In the areas finest slu resorts $100 each chair or $500 for after 3: 30 begmmng of May $450 plus 882-5724 set, 882-7708 Queen Anne vanity With set 881-1773 ...... --;---- utilities. 886-5670 Grosse Pomte Park 823- Cross Country from your lnfold mirror, Chippen- NOTTINGHAM - between EMPLOYED lady - non- 5326 before 3 p m door on groomed trails BAKER Chippendale low- WATERBED - kmgslze, 611. RENTALS/HOM S. APTS Ht. Mack and Warren, upper 1 smoker, kitchen priVI- dale mahogany lowboy, boy, (mahogany) heaVily complete, With bookcase HAR'EII WOOOS Relax in our Indoor pool/ sofa table With inlaid and bedroom, stove, refrigera- leges, Grosse Pomte 884- MALE to share large home spa facihty Rent by the carved antique French frame, 6 drawer pedestal With same All private, drop leaves, antique LoUIS WASHTENAW - 2 bed- tor, heat mcluded, $2;,() Se- 6268, 886.7881 weekend, week, month or sofa WIth matchmg chair _88_1_-_599_2__ ,-- _ garage a nd pool $250 VX Imgerie chest With room, family room, ga- CUrlty, references 884- GREAT for returmng college &eason 882-5622 SOLID maple dmlng room month After 6 pm, 884- brass ormulu, Queen Anne rage, appliances $450 3559 student for summer 2 LAKESIDE CLUB WHIRLPOOL built-m gas set, buffet, hutch, 2 leaves 1477. sofa table, antique Queen LaVon's Rental and Pro- SEVEN MllelHayes - effi- rooms for rent, $217 each 453 E LAKE ST range oven and brOIler, $1,100 Color console TV, perty Management 773- Anne sofa, drop leaf Queen ciency apartment, $200 a per month. Use of house ROOMMATE needed to Petoskey, Michigan 4mO coppe~tone, good condi- $150 774-4735 2035 cocktail table, antique ex- month, $200 secunty. Great location 881-2503 share mce DetrOit home (616) 347-3572-(616) 347-7690 qUISitely hand carved tlOn, $35; 21" Phllco TV, LADY Kenmore 800 washer, Utilities mcluded 526-4247 near St John Spltt rent of THREE bedroom slOgle HIGGINS Lake - sleeps 6, French twm beds, antique black/white, $25 776-8083 self-c1eamng filter, Whirl- 6H. OFfiCE FOR RENT $300 Call Anne 9 am- 5 homes and flats, nice TWO bedroom flat Gwlford/ July and August, weekly hand mlald French armOlr FRUITWOOD duna cabmet, pool gas dryer - 5 cycle, 3 p m 577-2132 After 5 30 areas $275, $295, $325, Mack Large kitchen - ap- DELUXE office space for 939-2069after 5 pm chest with matchmg mght- Sears, 8' pool table, couch temperatures, $300 for $350, $365, $375, $425, $475, phances, garage Great lo- lease 1,600 square feet pm 331-4273 HOMESTEAD, New South stand, desk and varnty, an- and sectional, antique both or best offer 839.7609 $525, $595, children and Has recephon area With FEMALE Roommate need- cation $340 882-7065 Beach 2 bedrooms, 2 tique duncan phyfe sofa, brass and marble scale after 12 noon pets welcome, 543.!n35 desk, 2 large offices which ed Call 882-3457 WHITT IE R / Bea consflCld baths, weekly rentals 644- cherrywood buffet, break- Call after 5 pm. 881-5761 PING PONG table, acces- can be diVided, carpeted, front (mahogany) 7'x7' TWO bedroom SlOgIe homes One bedroom. Babcock WILL share DIce home on 7386 ------"---.,..-- sones, deluxe model, ex- ano fl,* ~'20;0 ~f;"i, ~~~"i $26':) per month 332 3672, mtercom kitchenette lab e3stsldc $200per month WIth 4 bubble glass doors MUST sell to settle estate - ccllcnt condItIon, SS5 Wm recess IIghtmg, 2 car -60. neuroN ftENTAlS ... Chippendale kneehole contemporary bedroom, dow air conditioner, $45 $315, $350, $375, $395, $425. 521-3960 Lonnie 881-8956 ALL OTHEII $465, $525; children and garage, nice landscapmg, 6M. FLORIOA VACATION desk, (3'x4') mahogany IIvmg room, dmlng room, After 3'30 pm, 885-3853 55253 MILE Drive - 3 bed- and many added extras A HILTON Head - South Caro- chippendale bedroom sleeper and recliner Call ~__:_-- RENTALS e room brick home, full Must See' Itna, Sea Pine Large 2 bed- chests, desk, dressers, 882-2331, JMJ METAL wardrobes, dress- basement, garage, fenced A DELRAY Beach condo, 2 room, 2 bath beachfront vanities, mIrrors, and SEARS Kenmore washer, ers, record cabmet, couch yard, available May 1st SCHULTES REAL ESTATE years old, 1 mile from condo, beauty Wide beach, nlghtstands. French/VlC- adjustable water level, After 3 30 Miscellaneous ONE bedroom upper Hard- - $375a month $375security 881-8900 beach For sale or rent or pool, sunset view. 641-8367. tormn IIvmg room chair select fabriC care, $100 _88_1_-80_1_8 _ wood floors, private en- depoSit 725-&424. ------trade, IIvmg quarters for Antique French carved 882-1710, 885-2868 after 6 SCHWINN "Super Sport," -trance, porch off kitchen DOCTOR, dentlst on profes- 3-4 months startmg about KIAWAH/Seabrook Islands MARNE near Moross - 4 sofa With matchmg chair, p m ndden only 6 months, ex $240 monthly 884-&421 slOnal sUIte of9 rooms, $995 June 15th, St Clair Shores semi-tropical paradise for bedroom house, natural half round console chei>t, a month 10 MllelI-94 286- or Grosse Pomte Woods your 1986vacation Coast- PINE drop leaf table, $175 cellent condition, asking THREE bedroom, 3 bath fireplace, 2 car garage, antique plano blanket, 884-1879 $275or best offer Call Ray, 8113. Sdhng price $59,500 fur- hne Charleston, S C For home on East Outer Drive $500. Eastside Manage- rates/brochure, call 1-800- Queen Anne table desk ------886-4990 GROSSE Pointe Woods - mshed Call 305-276-6726 Perfeet for 3 profesSIonal ment. 884-3890. 845-RENT, Fran Welch -1985FRIGIDAIRE air comb- MOVING - washer, dryer, CARPETING _ end tables, combmatlon doctor and BEAUTIFUL 2 story condo, Singles. All appliances fur- STUDIO - Somerset and Real Estate tioner, 10,000 BTUs, $200 $150, pool table, $75, lamp, IrOnrlte, naugahyde, dentist offIce 1,180square 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, com- mahogany dlnmg room mshed, fireplace and at- Warren Carpet, appli- Whirlpool, portable msh- tached greenhouse $600 feet $1,100 a month Shore- pletely furmshed, golf, HILTON Head Island - plan table, 6 chairs, $250, chair, 1925 dresser, 1934 ances, $185 plus security ahead - reserve your washer, $175. Simmons mahogany double bed, porcelam top table, house- per month, security de- 362.1066 wood E R Brown Realty, sWlmmmg, tennis, 7 sofa bed, $275 881-7028. POSit$1,000 Must have re- Inc 886-8710 minutes from ocean Sum- vacation condo. One bed- $100, mahogany child's hold miscellaneous, wall ferences Call after 7 pm, UPPER mcome on Haver- HARPER WOODS mer rates llJ4-7510 room oceanfront, efflClen. G~OLF eqwpment -7 woods, twin beds, $50, antique shelvmg 682-5205 hill. Large bedroom, hVlng cy kitchen, T. V , stereo, 10 Irons, cart, bag, etc, cherry bureau, $100, smgle DOUBLE bed complete - 222-1581 HARPER NEAR VERNIER BONITA Beach, gulf front room, dmmg room, kit- huge SWImming pool, ten $100 Gas logs, $25 886- bed, $35, mahogany buffet, matchmg dresser, lovely KELLY /7-Mr.le, 2 bedroom, Deluxe office space - 1,600 condo, 1 bedroom, tennis, chen, stove, refrigerator, tenms courts, miles of 7586. $195, English Minton detail, mahogany fmlsh, garage, fenced $375 square feet. Small en- pool, off season rate $400 carpeted Heat included beautiful beach Call Security 882-4132 trance waIting area New- per week 85l-<1456 =SEARS Gym Pac - weight china, $125 88,';-8174 $165. 886-4163 $280 per month No pet 822-0088for further details training system, $170 - HEREFORD near Harper 3 ly installed energy saving MARCO Island "Sea AUTOMOBILE parts one FOUR Solex bikes.and parts, 885-8236. HILTON Head - Palmetto new Two 50 Ib dumbbells, bedroom bungalow, Flor- furnace/air, easy access to Winds." Gulf front, 2 bed- lot of old used parts, (10 hooped Wicker sedan VERY NICE modern one 1-94 (near 8 Mile) Many Dunes Villa, 2 bedroom, $35. OlympiC curl bar - 2" Ida room, 2 car garage, air boxes) manuals and chair 824-2584. bedroom apartment Car- extras - Just decorated room Call for brochure 886-9234 collars, $60. Sears deluxe condItioned Very clean memorabIlia. Very mter- WOODWORKING machme petmg, air, parking, Whit- Very versatile - weilloca- 881-6402, 882-4593 port-a-potty, $40 shIp to $425 per month 882-5488 SKI Lake Tahoe - 2 bed- estmg mventory. Please on castered heavy duty tier near Kelly Road $295 shore radiO, $60. 773-8421. evenings ted space Priced right MARCO Island - condo on room condo. Last week call 886-6304 for details table 8" tlltmg table saw, per month mcludmg heat MR. STEVENS (OWNER) beach,2 bedroom, 2 bath, February. 391-2308 =EXCEPTIONAL carved Sold In lot only IIJ2 h p motor, $100 24" TWO bedroom upper - $400, 881-3542, 83!Hl416 886-2900 886-1763 pool, tennis. 652-0998 mahogany Chippendale refngerator, stove, heat in- OCEAN front house in Main 30" SNAPPER riding tractor vertlcle 0011 press, $75 48" dmmg room chairs, With cluded Yorkshire-Harper TWO bedroom apartment, FOR Rent "on the Hill," 1042 DELTONA, Flonda near August 9th to September mower, self-bagger, snow- wood turnmg lathe, If3 h.p buffet and table With burl- area 773-5709 3525 Nottmgham, carpet- square feet, lower level, Disney World - Daytona 27th. $350 per week. 884- plow, $350 firm 885-5247 motor, $40 Double end mg. appliances, $315 heat divided, $975 monthly, m- Beach Excellent 2 bed- ed and claw feet Marble KENMORE heavy duty grmder, 1/4 h P , $25. 3'2" TWO bedroom house, near 5605. included. 822-1645 cludes everythmg Mr I room, 2 bath condo, pool, top drnm table. Marble top space saver stackable heavy duty vise, $20 885- St. John HOSPital, $350per Vasco, 886-1080 I tennis courts, screened 7 WANTEO TO RENT French occaSIonal table washer, dryer, gold, $325 7157 month plus secunty 882- ALTER- (scalloped edge), antique GROSSE POINTE WOODS I patio. 882-1232 884-2142 ROUND wrought Iron table 7127 CHARLEVOIX RETIRED Florida couple marble top French bombe GENERALOFFICESPACE I CLEARWATER Beach, 440 desire apartment home for commodes, marble top WANTED' damaged qUilts and 4 chairs, $150 Two lad- 4232 NEF"~ - house. $330 Grosse Pomte Side, attrac- 20835 MACK West, 2 bedroom, 2 bath rent for the summer French end tables (LoUIS and old fabncs 1940's or der back chaIrs - anti' \\olth option to buy. 3 bed- tive one bedroom apart- New 900 Square feet luxury condo, on the gulf, months. 939-2335 XVI, pair) Robert Irwm earlier. 882-2413 qued white, $150 a p,ur room 979-4258 ments Heat Included MEDICAL SUITES 90 minutes to Disney 886-7!n5 FIVE room upper flat - re- From $220. 331-7852, 824- 20861 MACK World 661-1714. PROFESSIONAL Female dresser, (Mahogany) BLOCK recliner chair, $75, cently decorated. Adults 7039. Remodeled 900 square feet ~ seeks apartment, flat, car- 882-5622 Sears air conditioner, $50, THREE wheeler adult blcy- 23" color console TV, c1e. $100 884-6248 preferred. No pets After 5 THREE bedroom Single riage house - Grosse =BABY crib, mattress, etc p.m., 885-0458 homes and flats, mce Remod~fe~ :O~7C:SqUare ~ Pomte area. Excellent re- Excellent condition Best blower and motor for fur- OLD large beautiful dmmg areas. $275; $295, $325; feet chlgan? Available by June ferences. Patti 725-0160 offer 885-1855 nace, $60, all A-I conmbon room set, With mlald wood SEVEN/Mack, Ph bedroom 527-6128 and medalhons, one of two house with garage and $350; $365; $425; $475, $!;25; 20825 MACK 1 - a new luxury home COUPLE (attorneys), non- =DlNING room set, House of basement $260 549-8587, $595, children and pets 2,600 square feet, ophthal- Just completed on Walloon smokers! no children, de- Denmark, Dillingham MAHOGANY dmmg room built 10 1925 From Robm- set: buffet. chma cabmet, son/Cohen furmture of 882-2838. welcome, 543-9735. mology suite With separate ~e. In~iQle.1cI,kefront _,n)!'iro'.9.L£~ll'~a~l-riJJ'une19Fl'SQi M*oc'_ Esprit. Tablet <\ cb4irs, '1,000 square- foot optical _v'pfiipe'rty witln'ilCl!.:d~\(s I 6 cham>.,leXt~~I~t,~ ~ood, ¥{ashington Blvd. Buffet. TW6lkdroom SIngle Hoines 1'"oirl... lire to 'S\: china cabine, $650" 881- INDIAN Village, carnage studIO. Ideal for 2-3 assocI- and views 1,600 square cupancy 1-662-1746 0317 condltJon, $500 Call 777- "'cmna cabinet, server, long house, large StudIO m- and flats $250, $265, $285, 7724 after 5 p m table an • Thursday, April 17, 1986 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C 8. MISCELLANEOUS AlIlICLES 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARlICLES SA GARAGE YARO 8A GARAGE YARD 8A GARAGE VA , 1A CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE 8C MUSICAl INsrRUMENTS 9 ARHCI ES WANTED FOR SAI E 8ASEMENT SAlFS BASFMENT SALES BASEMENT SALES CHRYStER " ALMOST a complete house GOLF Club Sale - satunhty, GARAGE sale - moving, GARAGE sale - antique FIVE piece black drums - SHOTGUNS and rifles 1983DODGE 400cOllverhble, full of furmture Current APfl119, 9 am- 2 p m All HARTZ everythmg goes! Clothes rifles, sporting goods plus lIke new, $300 or best 885- wanted, Parker, Brown- 38,000 mIles, air, under- styhng All m excellent pro quality MacGregor, HOUSEHOLD household goods, furruture, more. April 19, 20, 11a m 3464 109, SmIth, Fox, Wm- coated, AM/FM cassette, condition Upholstered rat- Spaldmg, Hajg-Ultra, SALES pictures, lawn mowers, - 4 P m 3947 Nottingham MAPLE plano, console, ex- chester and others Pri- new battery, black/red tan family room pleces-6 Square Two Toney Penna bikes, 390 Washmgton cellent condition $550 881- vate collector 478-5315 bucket seats, garage kept piece sectIOnal couch and more! All excellent BIG TWO SALE Road, Saturday April 19, 9 8268 and pampered $8,000 775- arm chairs, occasIOnal condition Reasonable WEEKEND a m. - noon only TOP $$$ paid for color TV's, 5346 evenmgs, weekend!> tables with lamps, dming 1653 South Renaud Road WE buy, sell, trade and con- washers, dryers, refrig- GARAGE Sale - children's table with 6 chairs, 6 (Woods) ANOTHER ESTATE SALE sign all mUSICal lIlstru- erators, air conditioners, 1981 CHRYSLER LeBaron WHOLE HOUSE clothes, toys, dmmg-room wagon - 27,000 miles, sWivel bar stools, 34pieces microwaves, workmg or RHINESTONE jewelry ESTATE SALE set, air condItioner, Queen BY BAZAAR ments 775-7758 total hght beige color rat- -- not 372-9180 many extras, $4,900 882- wanted, highest prices size clothes, white ele- tan, upholstery IS forest 1160 MARYLAND 110 ANTJOUES FOR SALE 4944 after 5 p m paid for old rhinestones phants, Friday only, 9 a m 17218 Fairport In DetrOIt, green fabric with peach- GROSSE POINTE PARK COLLECTOR would lIke to PLYMOUTH HonlOn, 1981,4 and costume jewelry - 6 pm, 22515Carolma, St north of McNichols (6 buy U S and foreIgn bel~e pattern 2 complete (Just Soulh of KerchevalJ DENLEY'S door, 4 speed, 47,000 miles, Private 772-7434 Clair Shores Mile), one mile west of stamps and U S COIns 469- bedroom sets m pecan Gratiot 1 owner, $2,250 J4J-0394 STAMP and com appraisals ThiS charmmg four bedroom SPRING Cleamng sale - ANTIQUES 0906 flmshes Peach color Furmture, clocks, Decoys, 1980 VOLARE - extellent upholstered tub chair for estates and private col- IS full of mlerestmg an- 1581 Oxford, FrIday and Contents lots of contem- BROWNINGS and Wmches- condlllon, 6 cyhnder, auto- lectors John Stendel, 881- lIque furmture and acces. toys, and pnmltlves 27112 tes wanted Other quahty Buffet-credenza Brass Saturday, AprJl18 and 19" porary furniture, book- Harper, between 10and 11, mallc, air, ne\\ tires, Zle- 3051 sOrles We are featurmg a flfearms consIdered HIgh- With black glass occasIOnal 9 am- 3 p m Furmture, shelves, TV's, 2 refrlgera- 9-5 Monday through FrI bart Low mileage 881- circa 1840 cherry hutch, est cash paid 465-4354 tables 8869575 If not WANTED wooden duck chma, pottery, Wicker tors, stove, 3 bedroom sets, day Call first for Saturday 0083 after 4 30 home please leave mes- jelly cupboard, one drawer pieces, dolls, old and new lots of clothmg, free stand- decoys, also geese, fish hours WANTED to buy old 1979CORDOBA SE - black, sage on recorder 725-2179 end table, three drawer jewelry, doll house, an- 109 fIreplace, portable bar low dresser and two-four 772-9385 costume and Rhmestone red ledther m1enor, tilt, GARAGE sale, 5073 Lake tJques at reasonable with stools, 21awnmowers, BRASS fireplace screen and drawer bedroom chests - WE BUY AND SELL jewelry, brass lamps, cell- crUIse, automatic floor pomte, Friday, Saturday prices, women's fashlOn- tools and lots of mlscel mg fixtures, wall sconces andirons 886-3137 all In very mce condition able clothing and some laneous shift - console. air, stereo Toro snow blower, tools, THE COLONIAL 882-0396 evemngs IIA. GARAGE; YARD; We also have an old hutch very unusual Items A good sale low mileage, $3,200 773- mlsc IIASEMENT SALES top, 1900 small oak Ice SHOP 5709 SILVER Serving Pieces, VIC- Saturday, Apnl 19 through l5701 JEFFERSON WANT CLOCKS! BOY'S 24" Columbia 3 speed FLEA Market, Mt Calvary chest and a spool rocker Paymg top dollar for antique 1975 CHRYSLER New tori an loveseat, furmture, Sunday, Apnl 20 9-5, Sa NEAR 10 MILE bike, excellent condition, Lutheran School, 17100 that needs TLC There ISa clocks many condllJon, Yorker - full po\H'r low teen clothmg, mlscella- turday U-5, Sunday Antiques, furmture, chma, $60, Jumor golf clubs with Chalmers, DetrOIt, Satur- CARVED ROSEWOOD pnvate collector mIleage, burglar alarm bag, $25 884-1059 after 4 day, April 19, 10 a m - 5 MARBLE TOP STAND, a neous 254 FI~her Road Numbers at B 30 For more buy and sell Highest Saturday only mformatlon call 543-3766 1 $1,200 Call before 5 pm. pm pm mformatlOn, 527-1199 round dmmg room table, pnces paid Monday- 772-7434 AA.'i-611'i7 KITTINGER front hall table or 527-8441 and antique rocker, sel 01 GARAGE Sale - Hal vel p 10 -;; p m SdlulddY !l-b WAN'!'....V - used basketball Woods, Apnl18 thru 20, 10 1980 HORIZON good condi- and matchmg mirror, $185 =-M:c:O:c::V:7.I:7N7:G:::-::-Sa-:l;-e----:"104:::-:::00::-;::E;-::a-::7starrow back chairs, a paIr pole, goal and backboard, a m - 4 P m 20419 Wood- ESTATE SALE 772.0430 tion, power steermg/ French Provmclal double Outer Drive, Thursday - of cane seated chairs, a reasonable 824-9016 HOOSiercabinet and more crest, 712/Harper Old Must clear out house featur- ANTIQUE SHOW brakes, $2,200 839-775J dresser, with matchmg Saturday, 10 am- 6 p m FULL size che~t of drawers, books, china, records, fur- mg housewares, kitchen AND SALE VOYAGER 1984 LE - ') mirror and vamty chair, I k t less than 35" Wide Also, I $235 Nest of tables (3) m- ESTATE Sale - Map e 1- We have a lovely cherry mlure, 13 piece wrought Items, Imens, toys, games, Teutoma Club maIO ball ~peed, 7 passenger, 1>,000 9-11piece dming room set chen set, Duncan Phyfe wood Acrosome Console Iron set, Elma sewmg ma- antiques, furmture Items room, 55 Edmborough, mde warrant), loaded, laid mahogany $55 882- dmmg room set, washer, 884.3498 Plano, newer Genel al chlOe WIth cabmet, restau- Saturday, Sunday, Windsor, OntarIO AprIl 18, 884-8525after 5 30 P m 5395 dryer, gas stove, dishes, rant stove and more 884- 10 am- 5 p m 19, 20, Friday, 6 10 pm, MOTHER Goose's ChIld- ElectriC stove and refrige- 1982 RELIANT K SE BUNK beds - excellent con- tools, etc Much more 4605 281 Stephens Road Saturday, 10-10pm, Sun- ren's Shoppe I~now buymg rator, Whirlpool washer wagon AutomalJc, air. 10\\ dltlon $175 Call 885 6281 10611Somerset, near Whit- one block east of Lothrop be- day, 11-5pm Dmmg room spnng and summer dress and dryer, two brand new mileage One owner Ex- GREEN crushed velvet flre- tier 372-3635Friday - Sun- MCMilLAN tween Chalfonte - Charle- open Excellent U S cur- and playwear for the sea- Schwmn bicycles With cellent condItion $4,100 Side chairs, French Pro- day, 9 am - 4 P m. children's seats, garden VOIX behInd Brownell rency exchange son 527-6580 BLOCK SALE 885-5296 tools, mcludmg a Crafts- School vmclal, walnut trim, $150 MOVING Sale - breakfront (between CharlevOIX and TO MOTORCYCLES FOil SAlE both 881-6681 WIth table extenslOn, elec- man lawnmower and RIdge) BALDWIN Spmet Organ, KEN NARY KAGE 1983 PLYMOUTH TUllsmo - power steenng/brakes, HAZEL Comer Davenport, trlc stove, refngerator, weedwacker, child's Saturday, April 19, double keyboard, walnut, ANTIQUES HONDA 900 1981 - shaft AM/FM stereo. lots of op- French Provmclal, Mate- custom made c1othmg, wooden wagon and charm- 9 am - 2 p.m beautiful condlhon, $750 Open Wednesday, Thursday drl ve, 10 speed, Honda tIOns, J8.000 miles, extend- lasse, walnut tflm, 78" large vaflety of anhque ing rocking horse, a Wicker Toys, chIldren's and adult 776-9890 FrIday, 12-4 p m falrmg, radiO tape deck, ed warranty 823-5739 Wide, 2 Zip cushions, $150 dishes Saturday only, 9 rockmg bird and more clothmg, bicycles, furm- HANDMADE Concert Saturday, 9 a m to 4 pm plus extras, low mIleage, 881-6681 am-?, 10051Greensboro, ture, many other Items Hungarian VIolin - over WE BUY AND SELL adult owned, sharp 882- 1984 HORIZON - 4 door, 4 ~~~-:--.,.---=-:-:- off Whither The kitchen IS full of useful 2402 speed, crUIse, stereo PAIR of formica top T V ~:::--c=-----;;---;;--;---:: 100 years old Excellent, Items including a Kltchen- SPRING SALE Cadieux at E Warren 33,000 miles, $3,800 774- and storage cabmets, $75 BIG Garage sale mcludmg 30-40% OFF ON $2,000 or best offer 369- HONDA 1970- 175c c , elec- AId mixer, small applian- 1281 882-4396 6640, 772-7224 after 5 p m Scott lawn spreader, $15 1980Datsun wagon, tons of ces and lots of glassware, BEAUTIFUL GIFT ITEMS tnc start, 13,000miles, $250 Green velour barrel chaIr, qualIty chddren's clothes Friday, April 18 Yamaha YZ250E Moto- 1985 CHRYSLER F,fth etc. 8C MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS $40 Litton microwave, and toys, little Fugi con- Bon Secours Gift Shop-East cross, $350 3 rack trailer, Avenue - luxury package. $100 885-1114 verllble bike, electriC We have lots of handmade at the nursmg care center HOBE $225 885-4297 Immaculate, low mileage. =-=-==-=:::-:::c=::-:-::-:-:==-= m otorcy cl e, 28 ga lion 26001E Jefferson Ave, St USED PIANO SALE SILVER JEWELRY $12,100 884-9285 GROSSE POINTE MOVING hexagon aquarium, school pottery Items, brass fIre- 1930's ongmal Signed crea- 1975HONDA Elsmore, 250cc. Clair Shores, between l(Hl BABY GRANDS FROM $895 T18. CARS FOil SALE _ place tools, chJldren's toys lIOns, hand crafted and good conditIOn, $250 886- Must sell S~rEthat's left desk, 3 piece child's kit- and c1othmg, a Zemth col- MIle Road Used Stelnway - Chlckermg 7658 , FOIID chen, sand box changmg Mason & Hamhn Patented deSigns Bicycles, dIshes, kmc- table, child's bike seat or TV, new double bed, and THUNDERBIRD 1983- V-6, GARAGE Sale - 5 sorority Grand Pianos EAST WIND TRAILER for 2 motorcycles, knaks, furmture, etc etc FostOria crystal, flatware, much more SIsters, baby Items, house- excellent condition (mdud- automatIc, air, electnc ABBEY PIANO CO. sunroof, power seats/wm etc Last week drapes, small applIances, hold. etc April 18, 19,20, 9 ROYAL OAK - 541-6116 ANTIQUES mg tires). EqUIpped With 331-7280 tape deck, exercycle, tux- ThIS ISa sale for those of you a m -5 p m Sunday 10 530 South Washmgton at Beanng Buddy hubs, hghts dowsllocks, cassette/ste FURNITURE - Mahogany edo, porch furmture, who love country furmsh- a m -2 p m 5309 Cadieux PIANOS WANTED Sixth St and steel loadmg ramp reo, rear defrost. alarm. four poster (pmeapple travelmg sprinkler, garden mgs Everythmg IS 10 love- TOP CASH PAID 399-1179 Royal Oak 547-5145 $200, 882-6554 crUise, vent wmdows, ly condillon' RUMMAGE SALE - Wed- head) double bed by Table tools, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 2h P nesday, AprJ123, St James ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES 1973 HONDA - Four, good MlchelIns. much more SPINET plano, $400 After 6 $7,500 884-1769 Rock Furmture Co Quah- and a 3 face, lots of furm- Church, 170 McMillan, pm 882-7014 MARKET - M BRUSH- condition, $SOO 839-1421 ty maple master bedroom ture, many miscellaneous 1011 SOUTH Grosse Pomte Farms, 10 ER - THE ORIGINAL BEAUTIFUL concert grand 1m KAWASAKI 650 - e>.- 1980ZEPHYR - 4 door, au- set. mcludes four poster Items, 9-2 Friday, 9-3 RENAUD am-4pm Sunday, April 20, opening cellent condilIon, $800 or tomalJc, power steermg double bed, double chest on Saturday plano for sale 773-5375 or 18th season, 5055 Ann Ar- chest, mirror, glass top, NO EARLY SALES GROSSE POINTE RUMMAGE AND BAKE 884-2821 offer 778-7628,after 6 p m I ~~~e~r~~~rie~O~: b~~:' SALE bor, Salme Road, eXit 175 casters Triple dresser, 1084 BEDFORD STRING bass - Kay, good off 1-94 300 dealers m 1973 BMW - fully dressed, \ $2395 885-2000 884-0744 WOODS FAITH COMMUNITY $1,500 Excellent conditIOn p ~ mirror, glass-top, casters, GARAGE Sale - 21600 12 (corner of Fairway-Midway condihon, WIth stand and qualIty anhques and select CHURCH cover, $450 885-4297 two matchmg mght stands Mile Road, fUfmture, between Mack and 20500 MOROSS NEAR 1-94 collectibles, all under 521-3965 GALAXIE 1964 SOO - hard 885-2572 clothing, mlSc Friday, Sa- Lakeshore) FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH ITALIAN-style uprIght bass cover, 5 am- 4 pm, third HONDA 125 and Suzuki 125 top, V-8, automat,c Ven Sunday every month KLIPSCHORN - HI-FI turday, 10 a.m. - 3 pm 9 A.M - 3 P M With cover, $700 778-8118 Excellent condltlQn $200 good conditIOn 884-{)8i6 speakers, Oiled Rosewood GARAGE ~nd movmg sale ThiS movmg sale IS full of liB AUCTIONSIEsa H 1I1l. AUCTIONS/ESTATE ELEGANT, antIque dmmg each 885-3464 1984 CAPRI RS 50 liter ') Call 885-7021 l"t'lday,'Saturday, 9-5 pm gloriOUS he,avl1y carved SAU:S SALES room set, walnut, table HONDA 175 ee, electric speed, t-lop, 19,000 m\le~. BASSETT-Sofa'andchlur ,~"u~Littlest \ , Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 11( CARS fOR SALE 11 C CARS FOR SALE 11 D fOIlEIGN CAlIS I1H VANS -- TRUC~S 13 REAl ESTATE 13 REAL ESTATE 13 REAL ESTArt GM 6M All OTHER AIr MAkES 12 BOATS AND MOTORS GENERAL GENE"Al . GENERAL 1976 CAMARO - excellent 1978SUNBIRD, 4 speed, new 1974 BLACK Super Beetle 1978 TOYOTA Plck.up with 1980 SEARA Y 26' - 260 Ex- GROSSE Pomte Shores, 45 interior, some rust, air, tires, new exhaust, good VW, radiO, rebUilt motor, cap 5 speed, new tires FOUR bedroom home In De- AM/FM stereo, sound car press Cru1ser, loaded, all troit's fmest Easts1de CAREFREE Shoreham, 4 bedroom, 31h conditIOn, $575 527-5592 $699. 881-7028 $1,000.After 5 p m.ll8S-9185 PALM SPRINGS CONDO Weekdays after 5'30 884- optIOns, excellent condi- neighborhood Beautifully bath Farm Colonial, fire. 1980 CORVETIE - 12,000 Enjoy the luxury of a second 2130 or 884-3037 Asking 1974PORSCHE 9142L mod1' 111 TRAllERSICANlPERSI tion, must sell $19,500 776. refmlshed hardwood place, large fenced lot, re- miles, 4 speed, brown 778- 2427 home without the hassel of $I,OOO/negotiable. fled - high performance I _TOR HOMES floors, fireplace, H2 baths, cently redecorated, first 1364 after 6 - - --- maintenance or a high - new engme, transmis- MOTOR Home for rent, In- 1983 19' BAYLINER Capri 3 car garage 4417Kensmg. floor master bedroom 1984SUNBIRD automatic, 2 down payment Your 1980CAPRI Excellent condi- SIOn,dashboard, ground ef- cludes rower, also, 1fneed- Bowrider - 120 h p volvo ton 886-2979 $37,900 suite $239,000, by appomt- door, air, power steermg, desert hide-a-way mcludes tIOn, 4-speed, 42,000 miles fects, more Stripped Escort Trader, good condl ment only 885.2311 or 886- power brakes, AM/FM ed babYSitter, dIShwasher, MORAVIAN and 16-large, 2 beds, 2 baths, fireplace, New exhaust, clutch and ready to finISh body $9,000 tlOn, $7,500 Call evenings 4633. cassette, rustproofed, ex- whatever References wooded lot 2,200 foot Col- den, livmg room/dining tires, AM/FM cassette, 538-4110after 5 needed Write M.M Mor- 886-2940 cellent condition 27,000 omal, 4 bedrooms, 21/~ combmatlon, modern kit- 774 LAKE POINTE 3 778.9165 1984 HONDA CIVICDX - 5 row, 4726 Hill Road, Har. bed- miles. $6,000 362-4783even- MARINE RadiO telephone, baths, oak floors, study, chen, pool, spa, tennis, 2 room Colomal, soul!] of 1972 ELDORADO convert- speed, low mIleage, rust- bor Beach, MI 48441 Ings Umden model MC680, first floor laundry, family car garage, all in a gate Jefferson, 11ft baths, cen- Ible, 80,000mlles, mecham- proof, Immaculate, $5,000 APACHE Ramada, sohd channels 50/60, won at raf. room All appliances garden commumty for tral air, 2 car attached 1978CHEVROLET Monza - cally good, body solid, m. 372-1091 air, new tires, brakes, state, sleeps 6, 1972,$1,200 fie, $310 774-4178 $114,000 286-6889 $125K garage with door opener, tenor rough Best offer 343. 1983 BMW 3201 - loaded, 5 886-3697 BY Owner Three bedroom fireplace, $97,500 By shocks, very clean $1,195 0792 RAVEN No 7, Daysallor, RTR REALTY 882.883(} speed, mml, 37,500 miles, UTILITY Trailer - 4x8, 24' Excellent for Lake St bungalow, family room owner, appomtment only 1982 CADILLAC Sedan De Silver/black, $11,600 After lights, large !Ires, 885-0191 Clair $1,000 or best offer 9/10 mile to Lake, 1235 (619) 340-3341 823-3952 No brokers 1982BUICK Century LTD - Ville, showroom condition 6 pm, 343-0330 1983 PALAMINO Colt, fur- 882-6047 after 5 p m Roslyn $72,500 886-5746 (805) 724-1251 excellent condition, load- In and out Loaded With all LAND ed, $5,100 Call 884-6805or 1977 FIAT Sp)der, approxI- nace, 3 burner stove, fold 16' SLOOP - Wayfarer de. GROSSE POINTE WOODS options, dle~el engme. ha~ I WOODBRIDGE EAST 882-7161 mately 68,000 miles, cas down dmette, sleeps 6, cus I sign, new condItIOn, race Blalrmoor Court - beautiful CONTRACTS been mamtamed properly sette stereo. as IS $2,500' 3 bedroom brIck ranch, fa. CONDO'S 1982CHEVY Capnce ClaSSIC tom add a room, boat car- eqUipped, summer cover, PURCHASED Best offer 885-4934, 525 445-{)9(){)after 5, weekend mlly room, natural fIre. St Clair Shores We have a sta!lonwagon, 7 passenger, 4555 ner, extras. excellent con automa!lc bailers, anchor/ HERITAGE 886-2903 place, doorwall to patIO, at- Fairfax apartment 2 bed- REALVEST CORP V8, loaded 882-7888 dillOn $2.800 886-4358 line, Pamco trader $1,800 1976 OLDS 88 Royale - rooms. 2 full baths, central 1984 HONDA A<.cord LX, TRAVEL Trailer - 1967. 01 best offer 263-0545, 962- tached garage, aluminum 1977 CHEVY wagon, good AM/FM, power, $1 200 or all~ budt-InS, washer, dryer 773-9300 hatchback, loaded, after Yukon Delta, 14', sleeps 5 3258 trim, air $149,000 !Ires, brakes, new muffler best offer 822-973& HARPER WOODS Club house With pool, noon 881-8018 Askmg $1,000 or be~t offer HHODES 18' keel boat, safe security guard, byappomt. - battery, runs good, be:>t Beaufalt - spotless 3 bed. CUSTOM HOMES 1981OLDS Dle~el, 9 passen. 1985 HONDA CIVIC DX, 5 8392054 day sailor, very good con- ment only offer 822-6831 room brick bungalow m C;;M -'iLL OR LARGE ger wagon, loaded $2,300 speed, power defog, cas. dilLOn $2,500 447 8040 9-5 PETTINE REALTY 1984OLDS Cutlass Supreme ADD A Room for camper, Grosse Pomte Schools, na. BUILT WITH CARE 822-1550 sette, rustproof, 15,800 pm COMPANY 8x1O, hke new, $75 776- tural fireplace, 112 baths, - 2 door, V-6, $7,300 Ex- mIles, excellent condition AT A FAIR PRICE 1982 J2000, aIr, 4 speed, 2 8083 CAPE Dory Typhoon - 18 finished basement, In- 521-4030 I cellent conditIOn 776-8357 - , . - . - - .- door, best offer 333 01~2 779 22'?O, 775 1016 ~~ o'>cat, hH'y gwJ l,.OllultlOlI, .JIM CLARK 11J. CAli IIEI'AIII ground pool, low bO's INDIAN Village - by owner 1979 REGAL Limited - 2 1981 CAPRICE ClaSSIC HONDA Accord - luxury new 4 h P EVlnrude, 3 Excellent Income house, 2 CUSTOM HOMES door, V-6, 3 8 liter, air, au" wagon - 9 passenger, edition, 1980 New tires, RA Y'S FOREIGN CAR salls, CUlly cabm, custom 14 Mile/Jefferson Shl\rp 3 famdy flat SpaCIOUS,well SINCE 1953 tomatlc, transmission, 46,000 miles, loaded, dark good condItion 885-4313 GARAGE cushIOns and shelves bedroom brick ranch with built, full basement Close 824-6540 power steering/brakes, blue exterIOr, $3,500, very $2,500 886-9885 attached garage, natural to Jefferson Reasonable AM/FM stereo, tinted HONDA Accord 1982 - We service any and all good condition 885-4407 fireplace, huge kitchen, Evemngs, 331-6493 glass, vinyl roof, rear de- Silver, 4 door, 5 speed, foreIgn cars speclahzmg m NEW/USED power steering/brakes, Mercedes, Volvo, VW, glass enclosed JaCUZZI, 10- GROSSE POINTE froster, knotchback seats 1985CADILLAC Eldorado- FIRST offering - Berkshire air, ~lngle owned ThiS car EnglIsh and Japanese ve. ground pool on huge lot WOODS Clean, good condition 886 astro roof, gray, lealher near Mack, 4 bedroom Col- h t b hides 42 years ex- BOATS Only $89,900 Charmmg 3 bedroom 6783 88l-Q308 as no een 10 an accl' JEFFERSON omal, 11;2baths, remodel- d t S t d t penence, free pICk up and brick bungalow, 2 1976NOVA -6cyhnder, au. 1981 CADILLAC Coupe 8822331en JeeM I,J n ve I dehvery, 8-6p.m Monday. BEACH l\'lARINA ST CLAIR SHORES ed kitchen, den, $31,000 baths plus lav Natur- tomatlc, air, $550 882-6340, DeVille - 30,000mdes,lea- . Fnday, 8-noon Saturday, CALL Sharp 3 bedroom brick Call Bill Mashml, Century al fIreplace, dmlllg 331-8408 ther, fully loaded, $6,950 HONDA 1982- ClVlC,4 door, 884-8874, 15040 East War- DAVE GlLES ranch, newer roof and fur- 21 East 881-7100 room, Florida room, 884-9285 blue, 5 speed, excellent ren nace, 21'l car garage, flmshed basement, 1979 CHEVETIE - 2 door, GROSSE Pomte Farms - 3 1972 CADILLAC Sedan De. conditIOn $4,250or best of nS-7600 glassed-In-porch, move-In profeSSIOnally deco- automatic, rustproofed, fer 882-3258or 886-7425 bedroom brIck bungalow, 2 $1,275. 777-1933. Ville - good conditIOn, I condition $48,500 rated. $76,500 885-2937, $675 884-9285 1977 MGB - 65,000 mIles TOP $$ PAID baths, 416 Roland Court 851-1722 TRANS AM 1979 - t.tops, EXTENSION 123 St John Hospital Area By owner, $96,900 882.5117 loaded, excellent condi- 1984 CIERA Brougham New clutch, soft and hard For junk, wrecked and un-I ATTENTION tops, AM/FM stereo, wanted cars and trucks Gorgeous 2 bedroom ranch, tion, alarm $4,700 After 6 Coupe, 33,000mdes Excel completely rejuvenated m- pm 886-4185 lent conditIOn - loaded $2,500 884-6101, after 6 BULL AUTO PARTS BOATERS 20689 BEAUFAIT $7,500 791-4761after 6 p m 1984RABBIT GTI, excellent 894-4488 Teak lumber 10 stock, c1udlng new roof, furnace FIREBIRD 1977 - low HARPER WOODS condition, air, stereo cas- I WANT your beat up car custom millwork/fabn<.a- electrIC, hot water, sidmg, miles, power steer- 1982 RIVIERA black, gray sette sharp $6500 Days B 113729884 D n1 tlon available The Wood. storms, kitchen and floors Four or five bedroom home, Grosse POinte schools, 109/brakes, air, V-8, rust vmyl top, V6, loaded, 22,000 853-2400 ext 313 after 7 I - ays 0 y shop, 15554East Warren at Better hurry at $28,500 one and a half baths, liVing room, dining room, but runs well $500 886-7803 miles, $8,500 756-5539 pm, 779.0161 ' WANTED - Van, 1980, thru Somerset 882-6820 With 0 down large two car garage after 3'30 pm CALL ACTIVE, 882-5444 1985 PONTIAC 6000 STE, 11981 HONDA Accord, 4 door, 1982, automatic With 10\\ 1985 CAMARO Z28 - like black/sliver, sunroof, 36/36 5 speed, sun roof, radiO, ml'le;,s 5-3 -3397 SLOOP, 26' Chrysler, excel- GROSSE POINTE WOODS ------lent condition, fully equip- new, loa ded. 824-3546 warranty, Immaculate superclean With low mdes CHRYSLER LeBaron Town ped $10,000 or best offer Contemporary 3 bedroom 20498 BEAUFAIT $10,900. condition 886.5630 $3.950 885-6916evenmgs and Country wagon 1983, 886-6419 brIck Coloma I. Cox and HARPER WOODS Baker bullt With family 1982 BUICK Century, 822-. 1985CAMARO IROC - 6,800 1982 MAZDA GLC _ good 1984, or 1985 Good condl------Three bedroom, Grosse Pointe schools, livmg room 9046 I peed I t t 1 I 8812122 onSAILORS' Why buy when room, natural f1replace, ml es, T.top, 5s ,5 I re condition, air, AM/FM liiiliiiow ml ea e. - you can lease a 25' Cata- attached garage and much - natural f1replace, eating space In kitchen, H 0 engme, alarm sys cassette Sliver new tune. , I I I I' lIna for the summer. For CADILLAC, 1984, 4 door, tem, loaded, like new, "f more $115,000, call tor an heated FlOrida room With Jealosy wmdows, under Fleetwood, low mileage, $14200/be t offe 565-?713 up, tires, 823-1050 a ter 6 , mformatlOn call 752-2926 appomtment ground sprmklers. 1\1'0 car garage $64,900 excellent 884.9434 884:8896. s r -, pm MINI hydroplane - 8, 30' ERICSON -1983, 3 salls ACTIVE REAL ESTATE, 882-5444 ------"------good condition, With con- 1983 PONTIAC J2000, sun- 1972MERCEDE~ - 280 ~~ 1980 HONDA Accord hatch. i troIs $150 886.8737 Excellent ('ondltlon Many STIEBER REALTY roof, AM/FM stereo, new -' back - 5 speed, good con- ' extras 8868428 FIRST OFFERING 4,900or best offer 822-5861 dltlon,885-1497 $1,900 best BAYLINER 1975, 20' Cutty , - , 775-4900 tires 5 speed $4,800 after 328 FtSHER, FARMS Leave message offer. Cabm - 170 h P Volvo VIVACITY C!asslc 20 ~ng- LAKESHORE VJ1lage condo 6 p.m. 778.5254 i Well mamtamed English TUdor 3 bedrooms, living - 2 bedroom townhouse, 1983CHEVY Citation, excel. 1985 CHEVROLET CaprICe 1975 VW Bus, excellent con. $5 500/best offer 775-8507 1Ish - twm keel s~oop, room with natural fireplace, formal dlnmg room, 4 dill , ' Lloyds specs, traIler, clubhouse, pool, bus down- lent condition, air, tilt, rear lit\! baths, large carpeted recreatIOn room, 21,':1 car -. oor, a options, ow dltlon 61,000 miles, $2,650 19 FIBERGLASS saIlboat sleeps 4, also 22' fiberglass town. $53,500 771-7587,296- window defrost, new tires, mileage G M executive or best offer 881-1732, 1978tangenne - sleeps 4, hfe boat. St Clair 329- garage, fenced yard, new roof, new decor 10 5414 4 cy hnder, $3,800 885-6269 car, $10,500 882.8431 evenings With trader. $5,000 After 7 2662 neutrals, all natural woodwork Move-In condition 1981 BONNEVILLE - V-6. 1976 NOVA - air, power 1981TOYOTA Tercel 43000 pm, 885-7909 GROSSE POinte Shores 4 ASKING PRICE $108,500 power brakes/steering, steering New tires, 61,000 miles, 4 door, good' co~dl- 24' O'DAY Dolphm sloop- 12A. BOAT IlEPAIR bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fire- NO BROKERS 886-7939 l'!ules Good transporta- tlon $2800 774.5403 fiberglass, keel, mboard, 4 places, whirlpool bath air, low miles, excellent BOAT PREP UNLIMITED condition. Askmg $3,500 tlon $600 or best offer 884- " sails $7 ,500 or offer 885- tubs, Jennaire, den, fami- 5185 MG.B 1977 - red, wire 3486 Cleanmg, Waxing ly room. $194,500. No FOR SALE BY OWNER 881-0480 after 4 P,!!1'-e • ------wheels, stored winters. Ex- _ All Types Refimshmg agents. P1eal\e 1-996-1359 1981 GRAND PRIX LJ, cellent conditIOn B864511 1972 LARSON with 75, 115 Epoxy, Fiberglassmg 1972 OLDS 98, good rubber, EAST DetrOIt -1,200 square Executive home In Grosse Flomte Shores, half a block new exhaust, regular gas, black, T.tops, bucket seats, 1982 HONDA A d _ 4 h P Evmrude OB, excel- 10 Years ExperIence off the Lake SIXbedrooms, livmg room, formal dm- stereo, new white wall ccor lent condition, WIth traller foot brIck ranch, attached $525or best offer 884.9356 527-5605 garage, finished base- 109 room, family room, fInished basement, four tires alarm excellent con- door, low mileage, Days 885-9383, evenmgs fIreplaces, three wet bars, 3'/l car garage. Wood- 1978 DELTA 88, excellent dltlO~ $3500 881-2463 AM/FM cassette Very 652-6654 ment, 1l;2 baths, $58,000 , , clean $4,995 776-6328 _ UPHOLSTERING boat tops, ed lot $415,000 conditIOn, very rellable, moormg covers, mterlOrs 772-6356 885-2546 1977 CAMARO, runs good" ll3 196328' Inland Seas Express NO AGENTS PLEASE. make offer 779-6617or 884- HONDA CIVIC- 19 ,4 door, hard top-new pamt, varn- Campers, reasonable Call WARREN - 9/Schoenherr, Bill or Ron 882-5235 $41,500, 3 bedroom bnck 1980 PONTIAC Grand Prix 6118 5 speed, low miles, $5,100 Ish, deck, headhner One 886-4351 W, loaded, low mdes, ex------886.7401 C&M AUTO/BODY ranch, finished basement, 1985CORVETTE - doctor's ------owner, mmt $18,500. 822- 212 car garage, seller anx- cellent condition $3,850 car mmt condItion load 1984DATSUN Sentra wagon, _3_06_8 _ CLEANING 886-6303 IOUS Call Bonnie Pabst, ed, 'clear roof, aut~matlc air, power steermg, 1984 WELLCRAFT, 260 aft Speclahzlng m 1984 CONVERTIBLE Pon. Pamtmg boat bottoms Com. Century 21 McKenZie 779- transmiSSIOn Bose system 5.speed, luggage rack, cabm, sleeps 6, deluxe m- 7500 BY OWNER BY APPOINTMENT 885-6366 tlac Sunblrd - 1 year old, heavy duty' suspensIOn: AM/FM, 17,000 miles, I terior Excellentconrotlon, plete boat care InterIor/ 11,000 miles, automatic, grey metallic, Silver- $5,900 or best offer, orlgl'l low hours, stored m doors extenor Hulls wheels out! CONDO Harper Woods near air, loaded, $10,500/best leather mterlor, 12,000 nalowner After 6 pm 885- $31,500 886-6521 waxed Complete auto 1-94 - perfect for slllgies Over 3000square feet of architecturally designed hv- 884.1949 cleanmg and detailing or starters With large lIv- Ing space All you expect 10 the basICS for a home miles Asking $21,900 884- . 8047 CATALINA 22, 9 9 outboard, Free estimates 109 room, formal dmmg but of top quality brands and materials 200 feet 1984BLACK Fiero, excellent 2350 or 884-2325 MAZDA 1981 GLC Sport - 5- electriC, start three head CHRIS MARTY room, 1 bedroom, Immedi- deep lot, well shaded, low mamtenance Call for conditIOn, AM/FM stereo, 1980 BUICK Regal - V-8 speed, air, stereo/cassette, salls, extras 331-3879after auto under warranty, 3 .881-7378 881-4783 ate occupancy Call Adell more details on the many flOe features air, AM/FM, $3,400 Clean' rustproofed, p.amt and 6 p m Schweitzer Real Estate year-36,ooo, low mileage, 882-2983 fabriC sealant, 3;, mpg, ex- -H-O-B'-r-E-c-a-t-1-6-'--t-ra-I-Ie-r-,e-x-- 16921 E JEFFERSON $185,000 owner must sell $6,5001 ------cellent condition 886-7258 BOAT CARE Inc 886-5800 best 775-7448, 885-5289 1974 CORVETTE - 45,000 tras, excellent condition $5,000 ASSUMES miles T-tops $7 100 882- BMW 3181 1984 - ~Ige, 5 $2,350 1-483-3655 INTERIOR/EXTERIOR ThiS completely redecorated 1980CHEVY Citation X-ll - 2983 ' " speed, absolutely mmt con. 1981MARK Twain -15'2" 65 WASH WAX like new, $2,500 294.7802 ------dltlOn, $12,500 296-0169 2 bedroom ranch with 1985GRAND Am - automa------'---'---'----- Mercury, new 2 h P Suzu- TEAK basement, garage on 5314 BISHOP 1980 TORONADO - excel- tic aJl~ alarm AM/FM 1934VW Vanagon Wolfsburg ski Excellent condition BRUCE TOM McCormick near Kelly lent condition, leather 10- $7 Goo/best 892:5434 ' -loaded, stick, excellent $2,250/best offer 293-{)297, 886-0951 881-5952 Look at thiS onel Large 3 bedroom brick Colomal m mmt conrotion In. tenor, rustproofed twice ' $8,200 885-1970, after 5 after 4 p m cludes vestibule, foyer, dming room, kitchen With 1985GMC Jimmy 4x4, 31 op- pm BOAT MAINTENANCE AFTER 5 P.M. 839.7861 New tires, brakes, shocks, breakfast nook and baywmdow, '/2 bath on 1st floor, EXTERIOR HARPER Woods open Sun- past year, 70,000 miles tlOns, extended warranty ? 1978 20' BA ¥LINER - 130 finished basement With 1'2 bath, wet bar New car- Excellent conditIOn list 198_RABBIT convertible, 5 Volvo I/O Ship to shore, washes day 2-5 p m 4 bedroom $5,000 or best 881-0440 peting throughout Full bath-stand up shower on pnce $16300 askmg $12700 speed, AM/FM cassetle, cuddy cabm, port-a.potty waxes brIck bun~alow, lar~e lot, days, 293-7356nights second floor, screened In sun room, 2 car garage, 884-3724" , a'r 352-7980 days or 882- Excellent conditIOn Lo\\ teakwood $75,900 19747 Old Home- electriC door opener Must see to beheve $46,900 NOVA 1977 - 2 door, hatch. 1982TORONADO - V-8, gas, 0876 evemngs I hours $7,500 886-9503 haul washes stead 885-8205 back, good lires $650 882- general mamtenance air wire wheels crUise 1981 BMW 3201- gold, new I 23' 1979 O'DA Y With 19807 5 ACTIVE REAL ESTATE 822.5444 2968 INTERIOR BY OWNER - charming tllt'wheel and sea't powe; tlres, AM/FM stereo, sun I Johnson and cradle Fully ranch on Woodside in Har- REGAL, 1984 - 2 door, I general c1eamng seats/wmdows/locks, plus roof, excellent condition I eqUiPped Excellent condl carpet steam cleamng per Woods, 3 bedrooms, 2 sharp, vmy top, air, tape, extras 47,000 miles, one $7.800 882-8899 tlOn Must sell 767-Q614 I baths, natural fireplace, crUise 882.9626 I available FIRST OFFERING owner, sharp, $6,500 1984 VW Rabbit, sunroof, I COLUMBIA 21', fiberglass II Contact Dan Calcaterra a t formal dining room, oak 1984 CUTLASS Supreme - floors, beautiful spacIOus 329 RIDGEMONT 882-2402 AM/FM cassette, stick, eX-I sailboat, fixed keel, I 886-9635 AttractIve center entrance ColOnial on qUIet Grosse loaded, under 8500 miles, 1979 CADILLAC Simulated cellent conditIOn, $4,200 self.cockplt, many extras, lot With fenced yard 13. ilEAL ESTATE - Pomte Farms street Features 3 bedrooms. 1112 best offer 885-6215 top, 2 door, low mileage, 886-4849Dave I 6 h P engine $2,000or best $75,000 Call for appomt- GENERAL ment 527-8893 baths, formal dmmg room, eatmg space m modern 1978 CUTLASS Supreme new Royal Seal tires, all VW 1983 Quantum GL, 4 I olrer 885-8798 CADIEUX/Mack, 2 bedroom kitchen With double oven umt (lower self-cleanmg) Brougham, air, automatIc, power, leather, excellent door, turbo diesel, auto, 1985BA¥LINER - 2850Con bnck duplex 17203SIOUX 1029HARVARD - by owner, and bUllt-Jn dishwasher, newly decorated famJly stereo, one owner, low condition $5,200/best of. loaded, 25,000 miles, must lessa C B , very low hours" Askmg $21,000 881-4591 4 large bedrooms, master room and den, fireplace m IIvmg room and recrea- mIleage $3,295 or best of- bedroom With dressmg fer 771.7668 sell $6.300/best offer 882. loaded, mmt conditIOn, I' FARMS, center entrance Co- tIOnroom Central air WIthelectronic air filter New fer 884-5724 room, 4 new ceramIC extra-Wide dlveway and 2-car brick garage with 1977 PONTIAC Astre. runs 0106 under warranty t1l1 Aug. lomal, 3 bedrooms, I j 2 baths, large IIvmg room 1986 BUICK Somerset, sll. good AM/FM cassette TOYOTA Corolla 1978- ex- ust $36,500 and boat "'ell, I baths, paneled recreatIon rear storage area Yard With prIVacy fence Con. I With fireplace Beautiful ver/grey, AM/FM cas- $900 '372 1781 cellent condItIOn No rust 294-4549 room With fireplace, for crete patio Close to schools and transportation Ex- entrance hall With powder cellent conditIOn sette, air, power locks/ 1985 PONTIAC 6000 STE - 4 speed, $1..150 8865746 1982 SANDPIPER SaIlboat mal dmlng room, IIvmg brakes, V-6, aluminum room, large dlnlr.e: room, ;148,500 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 881.3059 black/SIlver, ruslproofed, - 1812'. sleeps 4, E.Z room With fireplace, re wheels, 10,000miles, excel- - new custom kitchen With extended warranty. loader traIler, 4 h P John. modeled kitchen WIth bUill lent condition Owner buy. - commerCial burner double 109new car $12,000or best $11,700 774-8631 1958CHEVY Delray - new son Sallmaster. many ex In mlCro- \ . .. Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE Thursday, April 17, 1986 ION CEMENT ANO BlueM ZOP WA TERPROOflNf, lOE HOME IM'1l0IlEMENT lOE HOME IMPROVfMENT 20F ROOFING SERVIC( 20H PllN flNG/OE CORA liNG 20J WINDOW WASHING WORM --~------~ - PLEASE HELP! ROOFS AND DeCKS MELIN'S PAINTING NEW DAYS INC PAT'fERSON Wmdow clean- M KE GEISER 1 Interior & ExterIOr I CUSTOM PAINTERS AND 109, commercial, residen. CORNERSTONE Licensed bUilder needs work GUTTERS and J.W. KLEINER I Patchmg, Plastering, I DECORATORS SINCE 1934 tlal, free esllmates, call CEMENT CONTRACTOR CEMENT CONT. CONST. co. I ReSidential With Grosse DOWNSPOUTS Pomte references In- Stucco, Varmshlng Master decorators In glal' Tim, 881-0725 CEMENT - BRICK - STONE SpeclallzlOg 10 Waterproof- Kitchens - Custom DeSign Gutters Cleaned and Flushed Window GlaZing & Caulkmg wood finishing, gram- Patios, walks, porches mg and Outside City Viola- sured Roofing - PalOtlOg 109, Family Rooms New and Repair Work Wallpapermg mg, decorative fmlshes, GROSSE Pomte Fireman !>teps, driveways tlOns Wmdow Replacement!> JOHN 824-0637 Licensed and Insured WaJlpapermg Sale in home paperhangers m all wall- Will do wmdow washmg Flagslone repair Free Estimates CommercIal RemodellOg ADVANCE MAINTENANCE LETO BUILDING CO Free Estimates covermgs, carpels, drapes, 821-2984 Tuck pomtmg, patchmg 881-6000 InterIor /Exterlor 17319 East Warren SINCE 1911 Reasonable Price wallpaper", samples, free WINDOW Cleamng - rea. BASEMENT AdditIOn!> 884-9512 CUSTOM BUILDING References, Good Work estimate!> sonable rates, free est!- WILLIAMS Custom and Quahty always REMODELING ROOFING - SIDING - MELIN 759-5099 / 777-2606 mates 372-4961 WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING LICE:'\SED A'lJD INSURED REC ROOMS TRIM AND GUTTERS J[M LAETHEM GIOVANNI SACCO SPECIALIZING IN * PROPER METHODS OF KITCHENS Storm wmdows and doors 882-9310 JOHN'S PAINTING DECORATING SERVICE SMALL JOBS WATER PROOFING 882.3222 Replacement wmdows and doors Modified roofmg InterIOr-ExterIOr Speclallz- PalOllOg, wallpapering, CERAMIC tile - bathrooms, FREE ESTIMATES ONLY MATERIALS 109 m repairing damaged "tammg, wallpaper remov- kitchens, leakmg shower LICENSED BUCKLED BASEMENT S B 1\1 Construction Co New membranes 10 year flat * coru.tructlon and remodel- plaster, dry-wall and aI, patchlOg, caulkmg In- pans and repairs 521-1508 882.0717 WALLS REPAIRED, UNLIMITED roofs Ice back-up prob- cracks, peelmg paint, wm sured and hcensed Italian STRAIGHTENED AND We have extellillve new Imes 109 and decks, custom lems solved d CERAMIC tile - reSidential of some of the fmE'st qual ","ork Licensed bwlder 882- RON VERCRUYSSE CO ow puttYing and caulking, Journeyman b d HAROL' D BRACED wallpapermg Also, pamt I 264-7579 !n8-2448 JO s an repairs 15 years NO INJURY TO LAWNS Ity reproductIOn architec- !J606 * 774-3542 old alummum sldmg All I experience 7764097, 776 CHAUVIN AND SHRUBS tural materials available LIcensed Insured anywhere Featurmg an SKYLITE work and matenal guardn- EL GRECO'S 7113, Andy CEMENT CONTRACTOR * LICENSED, INSURED Impressive selectIOn of JOHN D. SIMON teed Keasonable Grosse PAUL'S TILE CO ALL TYPE OF I * 15 YEARS EX PERI WATERPROOFING Pomte references Free MASTERPIECE In:.tallers of ceramic and CEMENT WORK ENCE IN POINTES sohd wood paneled mtenor 778-1028 - 773-6986 Estimates II PA[NTING mosaic t IIe, quarry, • Walk<;. DrlvP~. p""rt'"P!;' $ ALL WORK GUARAN- and extenor doors, full AND RESTORATION Soeoahzed In tuck pomtlOg, RooflOg, Caulkmg, 776-9439 IlnlerlOr.extenor Expen pavcr~, and mdrO!e • PatIOs. WaterprOOflOg 'fEED (WRIT'fEN FREE length leaded and beveled caulkmg, bflck and stone Weatherstflppmg, Repairs ______ence 10 repamng cracks. gla:.s doors, entrance ,11/000 damaged plastel, fading. Systems for heavy traffK, • Pre-ca"t Steps ESTIMATES) repair and replacement, LICENSED - lNSUREf doors, hand carved fire YY or contlnuoU" under"aler • Tuck Pomtmg 665 water, repellants, ma- peehng paint Polite ser- expo!>ure • Chimney Repair 824-7 place mantels, brass door sonry coatmgs, basement EXPERT REPAIRS REFINISHING Vice, very reasonable 938 BALFOUR hardware, brass bar rail STRIP STAIN VARNISH rate" !,'ree estimate" WORK GUAHANTEED • No Job too small I waterproofing GUTIERS 822-7117 824 1326 I Free Estimates GROSSE POINTE PARK and fitting" china I h 52l 'JDl3 Duplicate EXlstlnl'( Flms Or 884.7220 pedestal smk, Iaucets. fix- I ROOFING Colors to Match Cr.;l{AM1C TILt; 77:13m ~AA-(\RQll CH:\RLES F JEFFREY tures and bath accessones KELLY SMALL JOBS Kitchen cabmets, bathroom DIVISIOnof Creative Artist BATHROOMS 22 Years Experience I 882-1800 Come see our showrooms vamtles, rec-famlly room I------KITCHENS _ - Licensed - • ~asement Waterproofmg at 2 W Michigan Ave, BUILDING CO. 774-9651 panel 109, doors, trim and liUALITY PAINTING 10 Years Experience AN. Underpm footmgs moldmgs SERVICE Free Estimates Cracked or caved-m walls Ypsilanti Open 7 days 10 D C KELLY BUILDER FLAT roofs, rubber, RY / • a m -5 p m 483-6980 • Quality Remodeling shingles, gutters, new- LICensed Insured I INTERIOR. Reasonable Rates CONSTRUCTION. 10 year guarantee • Andersen Replacement repair CommerCIal-reSI- References Free Estimates I EXTERIOR DRYWALL PAINTING f;ement and block work Licensed Insured FINAZZO PAINTING Wmdov.s and Doors dential LIcensed 822-3641 PRESTIGE PAINTING CO 20 years profeSSIOnal MICHAEL 823-{}220 Drive" - patIOs - floors R L COMPLETE • Additions of all types DAVID ROLEWICZ Seawalls - decks • • ROOFING repaIrs, chimney, RESIDENTIAL SERVICE • Custom Garages 296-7386 n8-5025 MA';;;)i£~~~HER Garage bUilt or raIsed Free screens, basement leaks, j STREMERSCH I:-:TERIOR-EXTERIOR 4151 Buekm!1:ham 886-6102 C & J ASPHALT estimates, profeSSIOnal PAI;-.;'TI:\'G 882-3463 plaster repairs Handy- GROSSE POINTE - I work, licensed and BASEMENT FREE ESTIMATES LICENSED & INSURED man work Insured CONTRACTORS GROSSE POINTE mprove the value of your msured WATERPROoFI;\/G Seaver's, 882-0000 home wllh a profesSIonal 778-4271 469 1694 Walls repaired, stralghten- JOE FINAZZO 527-0079., ALL CARPENTRY LEONARD'S Roofing EXPERT WALLPAPERING PAINTER'S INC, Job Over20yearsservmg , - ed, replaced ALL home repairs and reo INSTALLATION OF ALL Grosse PolOte mdrlveways BRICK, stone, block, con- ALLWORK GUARANTEED AND CONTRACTING Smgles, flat areas, bUild- modeling needs Call for a BUlldmg repairs of all kmds TYPES OF WALLCOVERIj\;G Pamtmg - mterlor-exterlOr, and' 'leallng Parkmg jots crete, brick patiOS, chlm- A free estimate Grosse up roofs and repairs of all 88 '7139 Locks, doors, drywall, cell. kmds, gutters Work guar- 885-8155 paper hanglOg and panel. repalreo!' ree estimate" neys, fIreplaces, porches, ~ Pomte references 881- lOgS Pamtmg, mterlor FREE ESTIMATES 109 Free estimates cheer- Owner/supervisor Refer- steps New and repairs 6215 anteed Free estimate 884- extenor, free estimates 5416 INSURED fully given LIcensed and ences Included and m- DeSender, 822-1201 If no ALL CUSTO~1 Licensed Bruce Baker, MIchael Satmary Jr Insured surance answer, call evenmgs STOP REMODELI~G 20G CARPET ClEANING 882-6068 -----~--I 882-9234 CALL ANYTIME MIKE GEISER THOSE LEAKS • Kitchens • Bathrooms GREAT WESTERN MIKE'S PAINTING 773-8087 CEMENT • Replacement Wmdo\/s K. LAFATA EXPERT CARPET PAINTING InterIOr-ExterIOr AL'S ASPHALT FERLITO CONST • Rec Rooms Chimney Repairs & Screens CLEANING • Addlhons • Dormers Bnck Repairs, Tuckpol1ltlOg, Great Western Pamtmg of- Wallpapermg Speclallzmg PAVING CO CONTRACTOR GUARANTEED • Commercial RenovatIOns Gutters. Gutter cleanmg, Truck Mount Extraction fers the ultimate In resl'l 10 repaIrs, loose plaster, Completeasphaltpavmgand WATERPROOFING WATERPROOFING • Basement Water ProoflOg Roof repairs ReSidential & Commercial dentlal pamtmg We offer cracks, peehng pamt, Win seal coatmg services DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, Quality Work at FREE ESTIMATES LIVING ROOM the best In preparation be- dows puttied and caulked State, licensed and m. WALKS, STEPS, & HALL 2750 fore painting to gIve long Reasonable prIces and he- sured References TUCK POINTING 885.1798 Reasonable Prices 884-8648 o Down fmancmg ------Furniture Cleanmg lastmg results We also use nest References 383.0400 NO JOB TOO SMALL Call now for free estimate BARKER F~~~ O~n~~l~ 7cJ:e~lt~d we f:nest matrnals Greft _C_a_II_7_n_-8_0_81_a_n,,:..y_tlm_e_ DRIVEWAY Sealing for FREE ESTIMATES ~ Qualified Construcllon Corp CONTRACTORS es ~rn peop e are qua I- PAINTING plastermlil dry- your tar drIveway, pro- 881-6000 II" I' ty mmded and courteous 11 ' II ' LIcensed! Insured ModernizatIOn. Alterallons STEAM CARPET All at reasonable rates wa, repairs, w~ paper- tects driveway agamst the ANDY'S MASONRY AND 0 DON BLACKWELL, n4-2390 I' AdditIOns • Family CLEANING Call today for free estl-j 109 884-6140,773-,,883 elements, rcrevents crack- CHIMNEY REPAIR tailored repaIrs, cracks THE Hungry Pamter Inter- Rooms • Kitchens & Rec- $6 50 Per Average Room mates 839-5154 "PAINTING, Wallpapering, 109 and ooks like new All masonry, bnck, weather- eliminated Reasonable' lOr-ExterIOr Free e"tl- reatlOn Areas 3 oom 100mum ------D&D I wall washing SeOlor agam7558 For esllmate 331- proofmg repalI'S Spe<:laliz- Guaran teed 20years Grosse mates Call Hay, da~s, 882-1 JAMES BARKER R M '31III 886-5044 Residential - Commercial I PAINTING I' ~~~~8z7e27,G~leISnCda~u2n93tnI6,J6a~ 109 in tuck pomtmg and Pomte Clean and prompt SOFA - $22 50 _DO'1__ v ""__ small jobs Licensed, In. 821-7051 293-9242 - EASTLA:"D ., FE:"CING free ebtlmate CHAIR/SOFA - $5,00 SERVICE SEAVER'S Painting sured Reasonable Free PLASTERING, DRYWALL, ALUl\II~UM Install, repair, moved N~ DRAPES cleaned Painting _ mtenor, exterior Plaster, masonry repairs, TESTA CEMENT estimates 881-0505, 882- ceramIC tile, tuck pointlOg. PRODUCTS ~ m our plant I 3006 t 30 Other cleaning servIces Wall washmg, reasonable carpentry. Reasonable. re- CO., INC. s ucco, years ex- available WallJi, wmdows, rates. Free estimates, dls- ferences Ten years ex- R A CODDENS perlence, free estimates Siding, trim, roofing, seam ~ counts available No job I peflence 882-0000 Servmg The POIntes . , Guaranteed Call Valen- less gutters, storm doors gutters, sidmg .-...------For 39 Years CEMENT t 3723462 and wmdows, railings, alu HADLEY HOME FREE ESTIMATES toosmall Allworkguaran- INTERIOR A~D exteflor Driveways garage floors CONTRACTOR 100, - , mmum shutters, porch-en- IMPROVEMENT 527 .OB 10 teed Insured I pamtmg and paperchang patiOS, ~rches' PLASTERING and drywall closures Free courteous N 839-0264 \ 109 Reasonable rates, 30 Garage StraIghtening Family bUSiness for 62years repairs Texturmg and estimates I C, SHORESlDE Carpet Clean. CUSTOM intenor painti~ _ ~~:.~ experience Ra~' Bar LIC #1&560INS. • New and repair wor.k stucco Insured Pete Taor- Ofhee/Showroom COMPLETE mg, pro( .. io~~ ~tl)et pert 11 \ •..,.._ 1O"QEE Il'.Sl.Tl~ • No job too small mina. 469-2967 29315 Harper ROOFING SERVICE cleaning Work guarante- :tlmat~~ cam'f~~'6 pr:' ... - .:;~" 8Sf.?10f6 ....H .'Drlveways an f ree e<;tlmat~ (all a24 I etc Reasona hie ra te'l, I 4111 I auallt ... c;ervlce Call Tom I J Mall to: Classified Advertising Dept. Grosse Pointe News, 96 Kercheval 20W DllfSSMAlCllfCi uo 77f>442 II ~-ReaCj(mahlf' Rates v.orkman<;hlp Ex 5 IJ('ncnced Call n l -_ ... --'--- __ 1 Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, April 17, 1986 The essence of elegance SPICIACULAR ~= BED Financing '84 NEW YORKER FREE! as low as 4 door, garnet red, v-top, alf tic, stereo/cass, full power, leather mtenor $8,495 '84 LASER pws LINER Hatchback, black, atr, auto, pwr stereolcass, power windows $7,795 on '84 FORD EXP COUPE Stiver, alf condltlonmg, stereo cassette, automatIc & 9.90/o"~" Fleetwood power $5,295 '82 LEBARON 2 door, black, v-top, air conditioning, stereo, Fleetwood Brougham automatic & power. 2 6 engine $4,295 FOBD '85 NEW YORKER 4 door, black. v.top, air conditIOning, stereo, power, DeVille and Cimarron wtres, low mileage, this week's special $9,495 BANGEB BESTOF ALL., ,IT'S A CADILLAC. Ho ,stet ch No g mmlds JU,ir MJd 5.,1.5 I" M<1 i censoll Free Bedliner offer I\O~i\l$iNKE(!) Ends April 18 ~. OulollownC.IICoII.cl ~ I 'N It V,n DJk. W,,,,n • 758-1800 p..0\"'i ~ p..'oJp..\~O\p..~~ ~o \",,,,~~ _ fO~t':\..\'oJ~~o~ o~\..f.p..S~ 6U'« It ISthe nature of automotive styling to be transient And It IS the nature THE BEST JAGUAR EVER BUILT: of Jaguar to create cars of classIc , Breeding tells. While trends in automotive grace cars whose beauty endures I long after the fads are forgotten design come and go, the 1986 Jaguar XJ6 Such a car ISthe Series Itl Combin- remains defiantly ture to its heritage: Ing beauty of form with qUick res- lithe, graceful and utterly distinctive. ponse and notable luxury, the XJ6 rewards Its driver In many ways Come In and experience the pleas- ures that have been bred Into the best Jaguar ever bUilt Substitute transportation now avail- able. Falvey Motors will leave a vehi- 36 Mo. on Escort and cle for your use when we pick up your Jaguar at your home or office EXP ESCORT After servIcing your Jaguar we'll re- Jaguar XJ6 Vanden PIas turn It to your doorstep S.E. Michigan's Only Factory Authorized Jaguar Dealer • Sales • Service • Parts ROY O'BRIEN FORD "Stay on the right track to 9 Mile & Mack." 'TIlls Is a variable rale 9~lIIlInlud /0 by S\lIle Law not bJ uc .. d 165'/. Sf Cia,.,Sh ~'~\\\\10 Number Qr paymenlS may Increase • I, ores "..0 y) or dKruse Ind 1I'SIIl'Ymlni mlY ~v ' 0.', be larger or smaller 776 7600 ~- '" Oe81e' conlnbul'on may alfecl • cu.tomer 58\1'in .. 1 i Jerry Mickowski Jerry Mickowski f Your Neighborhood I Your Neighborhood Connection Buick Dealer 1, in Bad Axe, Michigan • Co~petitive Prices • Convenient Service I, I I Chevrolet - Oldsmobile • And Now Brand New Cadillac Financing Incentive That We're Sure Will Please You IT'S CRAZY ••• WE CAN'T MOVE •.. WE REFUSE TO BE UNDER PRICED! INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS DEPENDING ON AfUIIJAL (101'" u.t. I Q .... bt ""0l6<"'O •• ". Oil 11(3 NEW 1986 CAPRICE ~lODEL AND TERMS l::.o.,d 14.'i/}r1 ~ .. r)l" 1""!Ot'..... to I'~' p .IHtIlflQ l " '"<1 'So' I 4 PERCENTAGE t I...., ,~~ hd bin .~ 1l'l'I " .. .a 5'" , ~139 '"'SRP OF CONTRACT RATE \lS~ ,'CP'J1 fN ....()J(r lfttVOlf"E 1f!11t... lH~ lESS $2'00 BELOW INVOICE LUWEST GMAC RATE EVERI "",,$12 583*' OVER 350 CARS & TRUCKS AVAilABLE ARE C H E V R 0 LET 15175 E. JEFFERSON GROSSE POINTE PARK . MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER MAHER )