Mack Avenue fireworks will be better than ever this year By Jim Stlckford Detroit Red Wmgs Darren McCarty also help Noune and Andrews count sumptlon of alcohohc Staff Writer and Chns Draper Sign autographs for down to the fireworks For those who are afraid that tlus beverages on city or 90 mInutes. There W1l1be a $10 fee '"There Willalso be clowns and face- school property. Holiday deadlines year's fireworks display won't be up to that will go toward next year's fire- pamters on hand to entertain the the standards set by previous shows, 'We'll have events Due to the hohday next week, deadlmes works .. kids," said Matouk "For the first time going on from 6 p m event co-chair John Matouk said not for the Grosse Pointe News have been A band wmch W1l1start playmg at 6 ever, Lochmoor Willdonate Its dance until 10 pm," said to worry, they'll be even better. p.m., Matouk sald Between songs, floor The floor Wlllbe placed m front moved up. Sports and news copy, mcluding "Tlus year, we'll have all sorts of Matouk ''ThiS has letters to the editor and obituarieS, must be local radIo personalities Joe Noune of the bandstand, so the pubhc can turned mto a real fami- events that weren't held m preVIOUSand Mark "Doc" Andrews wIll act as efiJoydancmg" submitted before 3 p m FrIday. Items for the years," said Matouk. "There WIll be ly event, and we hope feature page, including entertamment, must MCs and perform skits Both men Matouk said he hopes the public that everyone comes concession stands all over Parcells appear on Dick Purtan's mormng efiJoys the event, but he added that be received by 3 p m Thursday. The paper out and enJoys the will be delivered on Wednesday, July 3. They W1llopen at 5 p.m At 6.45 p m radIo show Draper and McCarty Will Woods ordmances forbid the con- show"
Your Community Newspaper -~ Grosse News Vol. 57, No. 26 44 pages Grosse Pointe, Michigan Since 1940 Home Delivery 56( • Newsstand 75( June 27, 1996 Park residents irate over recent flooding Johnny Bassett's Blues Insurgents perform theIr By Jim Stlckford pumps must be turned on energized jazz-blues blend at Staff Writer sequentially 7 p.m. on the Village Plaza, It was standmg room only at "If you turn on the pumps too at the corner of Kercheval Monday's Grosse Pointe Park qUickly,then you can create a and St. Clair, as part of the CounCilmeetmg, as angry resi- vortex or a whIrlpool, wmch Music on the Plaza series. dents demanded answers and can suck alr mto pumps, again Bring the family, lawn chairs solutions to the basement rendermg them meffectlVe," and picnic baskets to the free floodmg that occurred on the said Rothe event. evemng of June 18 Many homes south of First to speak was the City'S Jefferson in the cIty's flood Play-time consulting engIneer, Alan zone suffered damage as Cheyenne Otto, age 2, Rothe ofAyres, LeWIS,Noms & unprocessed sewage backed up Sunday, June 30 of Grosse Pointe Woods. May He told the audience that mto basements, as a result of and Katie Pacek. age 2. based on both National the rwns. of St. Clair Shores, have Weather Service statistICS and Rothe's statements did little The annual fireworks dis- fun together enjoying information recorded automat- to satisfy the audience Several play at Parcells Middle the summer weather in Ically by city equipment, that members spoke up, saying that School field, Vernier and Johnston Park In Harper while it was rainmg ofTand on the city faIled to turn on all Mack, begins at dusk. Rain Woods. all day Thesday, the heavy the Fox Creek pumps m a time. date is Sunday, July 7. P!wtD by Thea 1. Walker rains dId not start falling untIl ly fashIOn. They said that Fox about 4'30 p.m Creek pumps weren't turned The rain, swd Rothe, fell for on until 6 pm, at whICh time about 45 minutes He sald the many reSidents were poundIng Monda:y, July 1 city's pump statIOn wetwell, on the doors of the pump sta. whIch holds water and sewage tion demandmg action. After Area residents: We don't care ••• before It IS pumped to DetrOIt these pumps were turned on, The Grosse Pointe school for processmg, was pretty water levels m basements board conducts the first much empty at 4 30 p m started recedmg meeting of the new fiscal just help us improve the lake At 4 45, Rothe SaId, sewage Many reSIdents asked why year at 7 p.m. in the Wick.ing from the storm and samtary another Fox Creek dIscharge Library at Grosse Pointe By Amy Andreou Miller medIa, and local democratic of their pohtlcal party affiha- sewers started enterIng the pump was not manually Staff Wrrter politicians at St Clan tIOn- ISrmprovmg Lake St. wetwell, and automatIc pumps turned on until 6 p.rn , a full 35 South High School. Newly While some people called elected trustees Jack Ryan Shores Memorial Park on Clair qualIty. were activated. These pumps mmutes after the first Fox U.S. Secretary of the Interior Jefferson at Masomc "We don't care if a person started pumpmg the sewage to Creek pump was turned on and Steve Matthews will Bruce Babbitt's trip to take the oath of office and Previous to his late morn- IS a republican or democrat. Detroit for processing automatically. Many accused Miclugan last week a parti- ing speech, he toured a foggy We will appeal to whomever By 5 p.m , the wetwell level the City of being neghgent in the board will set its calen- san junket to sling mud at dar. Lake St. Clair on a boat with IS genwnely interested in had reached 8.5 feet, well that regard. Repubhcans, a few area resI- area reSidents and digm- Joming us In reducIng the below the flood level, said KraJniak said that the pump dents set the situation tanes departmg from the zebra mussel population in Rothe. At 5:10 pm., the attendant, who arrIved at the straight. Nautical Mile's Colony Lake St. Clwr," Nearon said, wetwelllevel had risen to 13.5 statIOn at about 5:30 pm., had "I've never seen a zebra BeachMarma "as well as helping address feet. At 5.23 pm., the wetwell many Jobs to do, mcludmg The Grosse Pomte Woods mussel who's a card-carrymg True, he took the opportu. the other problems affectmg level reached 14.5 feet It was check the pumps, monitor the City Council meets at 7:30 Republican or Democrat," nity to emphasize ms behef the lake - seaweed, sewage, then that a pump that dIs- water level and handle the p.m. in the municipal court said St. Clair Shores city that Repubhcans m and especIally the dumping charges unprocessed sewage pubhc that went to the station at city hall, 20025 Mack councilman Bill Nearon, a Washington are tryIng to diS- of harmful chemicals." directly mto Fox Creek turned and demanded action. Plaza. member of the St. ClaIr mantle the Clean Water Act Nearon was referring to on automatically. The attendant, said Shores Republican club. But local reSIdents from ICI, a Canadian chemical Because of the phYSICS KraJmak, when deCiding Babbit spoke Wednesday 8t Clair Shores and the fertilizmg company, poised to involved in pumpmg, said whether or not to turn on an before more than 100 area Grosse Pomtes emphaSized dump 750 million gallons of Rothe, It takes about four or addItIOnal pump, had to bal- Thursday, July 4 reSidents, trl-county news that theIr focus - regardless toXIC waste, including five mmutes to pnme the ance many factors The rain arsemc, mto the St. Clair pump. So once the pump IS had stopped and the wetwell River as soon as pendIng lit- actIvated, It won't start actual- level was falling as combined Independence Day. The Igation determmes whether ly pumpmg sewage for those ram water and sewage was offices of the Grosse Pointe It can obtam a dumping per- four or five mmutes bemg discharged mto Fox News will be closed. mit Records show that at 5 27 Creek, which borders the back He made Babbitt promISe p.m. the wetwell level reached yards of many Detroit resi- to make Canada uphold 30 feet. It was at about this dents. The attendant also had theIr treaty with the United time that Fox Creek dIscharge to worry about causmg damage States on thIS issue pump that turned on automat- to the pumps by turning them St Clair Shores council- Ically started pumpmg sewage on too soon Opinion 6A man BIll Callahan, a democ- into Fox Creek, said Rothe. When the attendant saw Schoo~ IIA rat, agreed with his republi. Rothe saId that the Fox that the wetwell level wasn't Autos I4A can colleague Nearon, on the Creek pumps can't be actIvated gomg down fast enough, he Importance of jomt efTort by until the wetwell level reaches turned another discharge Obituaries I7A both repubhcan and democ- 14.5 feet If the pumps are pump on at 6 p.m Tms pump Seniors I9A rat, local- and national-level turned on earlIer they Wllisuck also takes about five mmutes Business 20A polItICIans to Improve the m alr wmch renders the pump to prime, and it started pump- water quality Entertainment 6B useless. He added that once the mg at about 605 p.m., Bald 'We don't have the money first Fox Creek pump ISturned Sports 1C locally to clean up our lakes on, the remalmng Fox Creek See FLOODING, page 9A ClasSlfied ads 4C and nvers ourselves." Callahan saId he believes the federal government should help mumCIpalltles bUild a retentIOn baSIn at the POINTER OF INTEREST spillway m Harrison TownshIp SImilar to a basm bUilt at the Milk River bor- Marion Shanle der m Grosse Pomte Shores. He saId the fecal levels P.'lme: Grosse Pomte regularly come m high at St Shores Clair Shores Memonal Park and are very low at Family: Husband, Jack, two News can appear one Metropolitan Beach, which sons and a daughter day and be gone the ISJust above the spIllway next But the paper Indeed, the day before Occupation: Store manag- news ISpnnted on can Babbitt toured Lake St er of LIttle Foxes m the and should live on Clair last week, retension Fox Theatre bUlldmg Lastyear. more than baSInS deSIgned to catch one third of all U S excess runoff m Wayne, Quote: 'We're allOWIngpeo- newsprint was recycled Oakland, and Macomb coun. ple to come downtown And that number Is PhOlo by Thea L Walker ties overflowed agam to shop. We're growing every day secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt spoke to area The MIlk River Pump developmg our own char- Recycling A resldenh I.. t week during his trip to the Great Lakes. StatIOn m Grosse Pomte acter down here P~ple Is the one .. ~ He pledged to fight for federal dollars to be avallab1e Woodsreleased more than 21 have to have a posItive way we can ,." loeally to combat the facton reducing the quality of attitude If you do, It wIll all give some- hocl Lake St. Clair waten - tODe chemicals, seaweed, rub ofT" thing back n- '*yc!e zebra mu.ne", and retention bum overflows. See BABBITT, page 2A See story, page 4A
111I1 Oi{IAI: ~S2-(l2lJ.J • D1SPI AY ADVfRflSINC: SR2-V';OO • CI ASSIJ 111>: HS:!.-hllnn • (met;1 A liON: J4.1-SS77 • PRODUCTION: SS2-(,Ol)(1 , ..r _.- June 27, 1996 2A News Grosse Pointe News ~esterda~'s headlines Babbitt 50 years ago this week own problem educatIOn conSiders a new, From page 1 towns But there's no denying Babbitt, an appointee of demo- stricter policy to crack down on the reduced lake quahty hal:' cratIc PreSIdent BIll Clinton, • The CIty of Grosse Pomte 25 years ago this week kIds sklppmg school mtlhon gallons of partIally affected these towns where has come to VISit coastal towns refuses to donate It~ $1,100 treated waste In Lake St Clair • 15,000 homes m the boating IS a big actiVIty for res- In MIchigan share to support the Pomte Two retention baSinS In St Woods, Shores, City and 5 years ago this week Idents He came to MIchIgan In Council for Veterans Affairs Clair Shores were forced to Harper Woods are without • SeptIc tanks at the large BabbItt saId, "With clean March 1995 It was too cold because It believe" the gJft release mto the lake 214 mll- then for the enVlronmentahst from the city would be Illegal, power for several hours when homes along the lake SIde of water, the fish and wlldhfe hon gallons of combmed waste to tour the lake He vowed to fire and al1 explosIOn stnkes an Lakeshore III Grosse POInte come back and com mum ties even thuugh the othel Pomte - mostly storm waters and Shores cause a stink among prosper Clean water does return next year commUnitIes have already Edison sub"tatlOn at Vernier some part13lly treated sewage Village offiCIals when counCIl- affect the economy, Jobs WIll go donated theIr shares and Mack The current heat ''We're all m thiS together woman PatricIa GalVin refuses away If fewer people are enJoy- • The m)stenous holdup~ of wave IS blamed for the fire and from a drmkmg water stand- to hook up to a mUniCIpal Ing lake-front restaurants and many POinte youths are solved re"ultmg outages DOint II" Wl'll II" how It (rpoucNl ::.cwer line Ullle::.::.the vllldge hOi1,c", fi"hlng, ,,\\Immmb, ..nd The Fourth of wIth the arrest 01 a gang 01 • 1 he uru~"e t'OIllLC wdr lake quahty) affects the local Memonal reports It IS running helps foot the cost!> of extend- boatmg" boys and two or three gJrls who economy," Callahan said July holiday a defiCit dnd needs $20,000 thIS Ing the line along the boule- Babbitt mentIOned the "were holding high revel" In a ''ThIS IS the best vIew of the year to balance Its books vard Ten of the 45 propertIes renaIssance of Cleveland and vacant house In DetrOIt beach; bulldozers are runmng deadlines are along the lake rely on septIc other waterfront CIties Clean • Park commiSSIOners non-stop pIckIng up excessive tanks, some of whIch flow water attracted and retamed one day ahead approve installatIOn of a back. 10 years ago this week seaweed," Callahan saId directly Into the lake. more bUSInesses, and people water gate to prevent com- • FollOWing the successful ''There's shock value here to usual • Another stink IS raIsed In want to hve at these cleaner of bmed sewage from DetrOIt vote to merge the police and stimulate people Into actIOn" the Woods when the MIlk River water fronts from backmg up Into the Park's fire departments, Park offiCIals Indeed, reduced lake quahty Inter-County Dram Board ThIS IS the second tIme that sewer system Village manager now find themselves embrOlled has affected the local economy Lane emphasIzes that the m contract negotIatIOns wIth announces plans to Install an One obvIOUSexample that day Park's sewer system IS a com- Its pohce and fire umons. underground pump statIOn was the beach at MemOrial near cIty hall plete self.contamed Unit, • ThE' Grosse POinte board of Park was closed because of '1~ entIrely capable of handlmg ItS -John Mmms polluted water It IS not that St Clair Shores and Grosse Pomtes are on the verge of becoming ghost Call CD
Grosse Pointe N~ws (USPS 230-40(0) Published every Thursday By Anteebo Publishers 96 Kercllevll Avenue Groue Pointe, MI48236 PHONE: 882~ PenodlC8ls Postage patd at Detrort, MICh19anand addltlOOal mailing offices SUbscnpllOn Rates $29 per year VIa mall. $35 out-of-state POSTMASTER Send address changes to G rossa POinte News, 96 Kercheval. G rossa POInte Farms, MI 48236 The deadline for news copy tS Monday noon to Insure InsertIOn AdvertiSing copy for 5ect1on "B" must be In the advertiSing department by 11 00 a m on Monday The deadline for advertlsmg copy for SectIons A & C IS 10 30 am Tuesday CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS Pholo by Fred Runnells Responslblll1y for display and classified advertisl ng error IS limited to erther cancellatIOn llf the, FIRST FEDERAL charge for or a re-run of tile t ..: Improved Farms beach a haven portion In error Noltficabon must ~ OF MICHIGAN be gIVen In lime for correcbon In • Residents of the Village of Grosse Pointe Farms are delighted with the improve- the 101loWlngIssue We assll me Ask Us. We Can Do It SOl no responSlblll1y of tile same after ments which have been made to their beach park on Lake St. Clair. With the acqui- the firstlnserllon sition of additional property from the Boch estate, the village authorities were able The Grosse POInte News reserves $2 000 mlfllmum to open and obtain the Annual Percentage yHtld (APY) tnteresl compounded and paid sem-annually APY as:su mea alllnt8rHt llHT18J115on dlposlt for Ih' lull term SUbstantlll penalty tile right not to accept an to greatly enlarge the available recreation space and to turn a rocky rubbish area may be IITlposed lor early wlltldrawal For ttle two-year option Bank may call the CO shIM the first $I" adve rtlser'S order Grosse POinte into sandy beach. For the first time there is a place for small children to wade and months and every Silt: months thereatter If economIC condlbons dICtate For ~ flve.year optJoo Bank N~ adv$r1islng repfesen1a1lVes may call ",9 CD .tler the II rat year anCI every SUI months the reaJler -If econonuc concitJona dICtate paddle in comfort and safety. This week's warm weather bl'ought out the residents have no alllhonly to bind thi6 APYll eJfBCtiYe.June 2B 1996 newspaper and only publlcallon of in drov~. u witness this picture, taken Tuesday afternoon. (GfC)SsePointe News an advef1Jsement shall constrtute lnJ.clt effl_ tIn!IIh .. NtnIpoI_ photo June 27,1946) final acceptance of the advemser's IIetnIft, 1.aIIII.. , IalaRlaDo .. d 0.-. order Extended hours weekdaY'Sand full service saturdays al most branches CARL STERR. E~ant CLOTHIERS -. eHandC!"Lafted Cuj,tom Cab-inet"L!j SEMIANNUAL STOREWIDE SALE 25% TO 50% OFF I ENTIRE STOCK
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..I June 27. 1996 Grosse Pointe News News 3A G.P. schools opt out of 'choice' By Shirley A. McShane DetrOit area IS defined by coun- The school board voted Ipate Next, schools which WIll Staff Wnter ty boundaries, to attend school unanimously on June 24 to opt partIcIpate must pubhsh by Concerns about class Size, m another district If that diS- out of the plan for the 1996-97 July 15 whIch grade" and pro- lOcreaslOg enrollment and not trict has room year grdmb Will be dvaIlable. enough hme to properly plan Among the reason" Grosse School dhtnlts mLlbt deude ApplIcatIOns WIll be accepted prompted the Grosse POinte POinte schools have deCided by next MonddY If they want to bv Aug 1, schools will deter- school board on Monday to say not participate are district partlupdte m the plan mme by Aug 15 which non-res- no to Gov John Engler's enrollment has Increased by deSigned to make "chool byb Ident applicants WIll be "schools of chOice" plan almost 1,000 students In the terns more competitive For allowed to enroll Supermtendent Ed ShinE' lft"t tiPCfttiE' Gro<;<;" Pomt" p1r Gr0~5:,e PO,r-.tL, tLut ""vulJ urged the board t.o opt out of ents already have concerns mclude all school bystemb Grobse Pomte schools cur- the chOice plan, which was about class Size, and a "com- WithIn Wayne County The rently have a pohcy In place Signed Into law on June 20 as mitment to commumty particI- nearby Harper Woods school which permits non-reSident part of the School Aid Act pation m deciSion makmg was dlstnct voted to opt out of the btudents to attend If their fam- School districts In Michigan not taken mto consideratIOn In plan for thiS year as well Ilies have purchased houses In have until Monday, July 1, to the Legislature's haste to enact the distrIct but have not yet opt In or out of the plan Public Act 300 and the tImelme The time line for the chOIce moved or, If a student's family Schools of chOlce permits under the School Aid Act does plan IS to first find out whIch has moved out of the dlstnct, students Within an intermedi- not allow for full conSideratIon school systems wlthm an Inter he Will be allowed to attend hiS ate school dlstnct, which In the of these Issues." mediate dlstnct want to partlc semor year Bryant endorses candidate Philip Tannian By Jim Stickford of my colleagues retire, and youngster He has a vanety of Staff Wnter they've often given an endorse- experIences, both profeSSIOnal RetirIng First District ment to someone they thought and personal HIS expertise m Michigan House Rep Bill would make a fine successor" the CrIminal Justice sy"tem has Bryant last week endorsed for- Plus, Bryant said, a lot of given him experience 10 poli. mer Detroit police chief Philip people have been asking rum tics and makmg policy, and not G Tanman to succeed rum who he thought they should Just on a local level " Tan.nian, a Grosse Pointe vote for, so makIng an official Because Issues of crimmal Park' lawyer, said he was endorsement seemed normal Justice are gomg to become delighted to receive Bryant's and appropnate to tum. even more Important In the endorsement. "Candidate Tanruan has the next few years, Bryant s81d Leon Sehoyan and his employees wonder why there "I've known Bill for a long kind of expenence I trunk the that Tanman's expenence was was a fuss about flying the Detroit Red Wings flag above time,'~ saId Tannian. "Ever House needs," said Bryant what the state House needs his salon. smce he was a county commIS- "With sIX-year term llmlts com- Before makmg hiS endorse- sioner. So Iwas very pleased to Ing mto effect. the voters can ment, Bryant saId that he met receive an endorsement, It no longer vote someone mto With all the RepublIcan candi- means a lot to me." Hill business owner office with the expectatIOn that dates, WIth the exceptIOn of Bryant said he decided to he will 'learn on the job' So It Paul McCarthy, who are run- give an endorsement because becomes very important to mng In the Aug 6 pnmary that's what his predecessor did will continue to fly elect people to office With a "I thought It was Important for him. vanety of expertIse." to speak with everyone I was "When I ran for this seat in PhiUp G. Tannian Bryant cited Tannian's years consldermg," Bryant said 1970, Bob Waldron endorsed Red Wings flag as Detroit's police cruef In the "HIS life expenence counted "When everythmg was said my candidacy," said Bryant 1970s as the kind of expertise more to me than anythmg and done, I felt that Tanman By Chip Chapman "Smce then, rve seen a number toutlOg "Hill HappenlOgs," needed m the state House else," s81d Bryant. ''He's not a was the best candidate" StaffWnter need city council approval Leon Sehoyan was about to Chianti VIlla Lago's sign, take down the DetrOit Red which projects over the Side- Wmgs flag wmch has flown walk, also reqwred city coun- 1< _ above rus salon on the Hill cil approval THINK SUl\1MER! SInce the National Hockey A similar flap over flying a League playoffs began - until flag lo front of a busmess AT f/)enniaons a Grosse POinte Farms City offi- occurred two years ago m cial told hIDl he must remove It Grosse Pomte Woods when PRE JULy 4th SALE because it VIOlated a city ordi- Grosse Pomte Fish & Seafood nance owner Ed Schrmdt flew a deco- "I was proud of what the Red rative flag,in front of his bUSI- Wings did tlus year," Sehoyan ness on Mack. The Woods ordi- After the Grosse POInte fireworks s81d "Even though they didn't nance allows only local gov- come by Wally's Frozen Custard OFF win it all, I thought they did a ernmental (I e, Uruted States, :(;- l~% wonderful job But I think it's state of Michigan, Wayne for your ALL obscene that someone from the County or Grosse Pomte city has notlung better to do Woods) flags. FREE SPARKLER SUMMER (with purchase & accompamed wfadult) than tell me I have to take the The flag, given to Sehoyan flag down." by a Red Wings player, Will PLAYWEAR According to the city ordi- continue to fly above the AND nance, flags, banners and Signs salon. contairung words and/or sym- Sehoyan, a former Marme SWIMWEAR* bols may not be placed on top of who fought on Okinawa dur- a building or over a public nght Ing World War II, said he of way without a permit from plans to fly the D.S Marine the city However, according to flag m front of rus salon on NAME BRANDS Farms city attorney William Nov 10, the 221st anniversary AT MODERATE Burgess, although the flag is a of the founding of the D.S PRICES banner, It has not been placed MarIne Corps. there for commercial purposes, "Anyone who wants to take 17037 Kercheval Sehoyan is not sellmg Red down that flag better do It In the VIllage Wings flags or paraphernalia when rm not around," he S81d "Being over a public nght of 881.5060 way was the main thing here," SaId John DeFoe, Farms direc- tor of publIc semces. "If the flag was tacked to the wall, It OVER 3 CARATS wouldn't be a problem Ididn't notice the flag, but someone OF DIAMONDS FOR ONLY $1.00!! complained about it, so that's why I asked Leon to take it down. But since then, I have spoken With our city attorney, and we don't conSider It a ban- ner (as far as the ordinance is concerned)." Banners, such as the one COMPLETE BUILDING EXPERTS •r------Don't sell ..• • Additions • Dormers • Recreation Rooms • Garages • Kitchens • Bathrooms •your BABY! I • All types of Exterior Siding • If'It Stime lOr< your "ba)b ..to • I leave home, donate that • Windows • References • preclOUSold car or boat to the • 1Qe ~ 7~ ~ fJJ '1t14i4e l'itUt ~. That's $1 00 and a little bit ot luck Purchase a raffle Volunteers of America • ticket from us to benetlt the Capue hln Soup Kitchen • Donatmg I~Simple, fast, and and you'll have a chance to Win thl~ beautltul diamond • easy Gifts quahfy a~ tax • deduCli hIe contributIOns for • ring It consists 01 a brilliant cut diamond weighing 1 '/• • thoo;e who Itemize Recetpts Larats accented by 14 ~aguette and 18 brilliant (ut dia- • Issued I monds weighing a tOlal 01 over 3 carats The Volunteers of Amenca • Star In and take il look ill all the riltfle prizes dlS- • has heen seT>109 M IChtgan 's pla-red and why not .,pend $1 00 to win i cMats In • need\ ~Ince 1896 Funds. diamonds denved from your \ ehlcle can • 100% at llcket pro( epds go dlreclly to the Capuchin • house and feed a homeles~ SOLIPKltch('n • mother and her children for • at lea't a month or more I ointe Windows, Inc. Th£' r
f t -----'----~ June 27, 1996 4A News Grosse Pointe News Shores woman trying to draw more shoppers downtown By Chip Chapman Shanle stayed at General introduces furniture and pot- wanted to be part of its Staff Wrtter Motors until she got marned tery by MacKenzle.Chdds Ltd rebIrth" Marion Shanle remembers and started a family She POINTER OF INTEREST It lS the only DetrOIt retaIler to Grosse POinte Park reSident the days when people would began dOing volunteer work, offer thIS lme Damelle DeFauw IS the aSS1S- come to downtown DetroIt to becommg actIve on the board became a toy buyer for their stem ware from Venice, Italy MacKenZie and Childs are a tant manager of Little Foxes spend the day and shop at UniversIty LIggett School, gIft shop," she said, "and short- Offering personal shopping, husband and WIfe team hvmg and her son, RIchard, an artIst, As store manager of LIttle where her chIldren were In ly after that, thIS opportumty "We'll bnng the store to you, If In Aurora, NY RIchard IS an has helped ready part of the Foxes, located 10 the Fox school came up Lucy Earl asked you can't come to us," Shanle artISt and Vlctona IS a costume store for the MacKenzle-Chllds Theatre bwlding, the Shores Shanle also took a class at Bette Joondeph and me to co- sald deSigner They made hand- Items. resIdent is help10g make the Henry Ford Hospital's manage thIS store The only "We carry unique Items you paInted pottery as a hobby and As part of the mtroductlOn of downtown area a place where Maplegrove Center and drawback has been that I had normally wouldn't find m a for extra money to cover theIr the MacKenZie-ChIlds line of shoppers can find umque became a substance abuse edu- to gIve up some of my volunteer mall We don't usually reorder daughter's dance lessons. At pottery and furnIture, L1ttle items. cator. talkmg" WIth students In w(lrk" umque Items after they have fir<;t, they glIve the pottery as Fo'{eq I" ho"tmg !\ ft'"tlVal ~It was Mrs. HItch's desIre to schools and -workIng WIth the LIttle Foxes speclahzes m sold out It keeps our merchan- gifts to fanllly and fnends Ten through thIS Saturday, featur- create a SpecIal shop and bring Substance Abuse Commumty unique gJft Items, mcludmg dIse new and excIting" years later, It has become a big mg tours of the Fox Theatre, retail busmesses back down- Council crystal by Waterford, Samt- A number of celebntles who bUSiness Includmg the stage and green town," Shanle SaId "Lucy Earl She volunteered for Meals on LoUIS and Baccarat, cruna by have performed at the Fox "Lucy and I went to theIr room areas, complImentary (former owner of SIgn of the Wheels, taught catecrusm at Lynn Chase, Herend, Hennes Theatre have VISited LIttle home to see how everythmg 1S refreshments and free parkIng. Mermaid on the Hill, now exec- St Paul and Our Lady Star of and others, boxes by LImoges, Foxes, including DaVId created," Shanle SaId "Their "We're allowing people to utive creative director for the Sea schools, served as a Recife pens from France; Copperfield and hIS fiancee home IS hke a scene from 'AlIce come downtown again to shop Little Caesars Enterpnses) euracrustlc mInister at Star of leather accessories, sterlmg sil- and model ClaudIa SchIffer. In Wonderland' There IS an We're developmg our own char- and Mrs. llitch decided they the Sea, takIng communion to ver Jewelry from George "She was lookIng for an armOIre you can walk through acter down here," Shanle said. wanted to have a shop here In shut-ms, and worked With the Jensen, Katherine Houston artist's pad and It was the only that leads to a hallway. "People have to have a posItIve the theater bUIldIng." Bon Secours AsSIstance porcelain and many other time I didn't have one aVaIl- "They loved the idea of attItude. If you do, It WIll rub Little Foxes opened in League Items The store Wlll soon be able," Shanle SaId DetrOIt's revItalIzatIOn and off." October 1992. "'WhIle at Bon Secours, I carrymg Murano glass This week, Little Foxes "'We started out with maInly customers from Tres Vite (a restaurant also In the Fox Theatre bwlding), people who worked 10 the building and people who were attending shows here," Shanle said "Slowly, we began developmg our chentele We have had a number of people from the sub- urbs, who are committed to CARPET & RUG S seeing DetroIt succeed, come in." Shanle attended Grosse Pointe Umversity School and St. Mary- Our 6.25% APR*Home fewin' Une he/~ find monewour home. With Equ;:Monef you can pnd the fundmg you need for Just about any expense: home Improvements, trrps,education, whatever. And there's not a better time to get it because rrght now MIChIgan Notional Bank IS offermg a low introductory rote, currently JUst 6.25%. That's a fUll 2% below the prrme lendmg rate! Plus,the mterest you do pay IS usually tax dedUctible: But you must apply by July 3 I, 1996. So be smart and get EqU/:Money today. For information or to opply by phone, coli I-BOO-CALL-MNB ~~ Michigan National Bank 'The discounted Introductory ""nable me of 6 25% IS based on TIlt WoN S!letljourno! pnme me mInus 200% good through December 31 1996 After that,lhe regular ...tes WIllawlY For exa. the AI1nual Percentlge Rales In effeet as of March I 1996 were 875% for Irnes of CredIt of $$0000 10 $250000 925% for IIIleSof $25 000 to $<19m and 1025% 10< IOMSof $5 000 lO $24 m The APRs are vanable ~ Regular subjecllo I \ June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News SA VILLAGE HOME OF THE BELL RINGER SPECIALS! 18328 Mack Avenue - Grosse Pointe Farms • 882-2530 - Fax 884-8392 Open Monday through Saturday 8 a,m. to 7 p.m. fine Wines and Liquor • Prices in effect June 27, 28- 29, July 1 &. 2 ~aradeOf · ~J~~ .. 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While the Midwest does not lack GOP hold South's governors who can be expected to keep their interests before the GOP Congress, vote again? m many cases their interests wIll be very Opinion close to those of the sou thern leaders of ith the electIOn of southern Congress members as the Repubhcan However, the new threat to the GOP in leaders m both the House and vetoes them - and the electIOn. the South may strengthen the appeal of a W Second, If both the White House and the Senate, It IStime to remem- The New York 1'J.mes contends that southern governor to be Dole's runnmg ber the old battle cry, ''The South shall the Congress are m GOP hands, party Dole, a native Kansan, "often seems cul- mate. Up to thIS time, Gov John Engler rise again" leaders would obtain a powerful selhng turally out of place when he speaks m the of Michigan or another Midwesterner And mdeed It has risen agam With pomt to push their brand of pohtlcs to South" Chnton, on the other hand, has has been regarded as Dole's chOIce southern Repubhcans now holdmg the younger members, although as preSident what the 1'J.mesterms "a natural advan- Yet there are other Repubhcans In the top SIXleadership posItions m the GOP Dole probably would not be as conserva- tage because both he and Vice PreSident North and East who have not been afraId Congress - and hopmg to oust that tive as the GOP House has been for the AI Gore are southerners." to speak out on abortIOn and other con- southerner m the White House becausE' past two years Recent election of Trpnt Lott of troverslallssues and who fear that mak- he IS a Democrat Despite hiS domestic trouble .., Chnton MISSISSiPPias the new Senate majority ing the party too conservative w111drIve But m a surprlsmg turn of events, a WIllbe no patsy for Dole m the preSiden- leader and Don NICkles of Oklahoma as moderates back mto the Democratic New York 1'J.mes poll reported last week tial contest, however. the Senate whip after Dole's reSignatIOn ranks that PreSident Clmton IS leadmg the A powerful campaigner, Clmton has completed the southern sweep of the top The electIOn In November ought to be a expected GOP nommee, Bob Dole, by 6 become more than Just a moderate GOP Jobs In Congress. time of trIal for the GOP. If the percentage pomts m the South as a Democrat, m the mmds of many It IS not only a southern sweep It IS a Repubhcans retain a majorIty m both whole observers, who see him as trymg to conservative sweep, for Lott IS more con- houses, they no doubt will contInue on ElectIOn of Dole m November would do match some of the GOP's proposals servative than Midwesterner Dole their present conservative course wonders for the GOP, of course But if Dole wins in the South, he WIll became as majority leader In fact, Lott But if they stumble, and perhaps lose First of all, it would enable the have had to spend more time campalgn- already has lowered the high priority sta- the House, or important Senate seats Republican leaders to develop and put mg there to obtam that victory than he tus that Dole had finally given to the bill over abortion or some other controversial mto legIslation any conservative plans had expected to do That means he will boostmg the federal mmimum hourly Issue, they may decide that a return to for the future that they have been unable have spent less time m other contested wage moderatIOn would be m order to get past PreSident Chnton or hiS areas, and thus run the risk of losmg The southern takeover of congressional Unfortunately, we don't see such a move in the cards before November. EDITORIAL CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISING CREAnVE SERVICES 88z.o294 882-6900 Robert G. Edgar John Minnis Marg.e Rem. Smllh, 882-3500 AND PRODUCTION Barbara Yub«k Vethacke, Roger B Hoges, Ad •• l1J5mgMan.g.r 88z.6090 EdItor and General AsslStanl E ( . ------,I ..------Z-_-III!!!!I!!!!I!!!II.-._.. << Grosse Pointe News June 27,1996, Page 7A The Op-Ed Page AH AM NOT ... AH MEAN .Y-!f · _ SHE IS NOT A CROOK! Do Pointes to fill the bm" Lochmoor Club the next If you have an Idea of how to day) need a Wren help get those grocery bags ''Members of the class carne C ? mOVIng, you can call SusIe at from Maine to Cahforma, all en . (313) 824-2405. And If you've over the U.S.," says reunion The Woods' got some thIngs on your pantry commIttee member Joe L i I I i a n shelf that would look better III Cobane "They mcluded three Zemmin may that bIg box, you can go of the Original commencement have dlscov- Krogermg In reverse speakers." ered the Fourty-slxers who stuck answer to the Screening out around m the Pomtes, beSIde Pomtes' ever- Cobane, Included Eric present squir- odd requests Anschutz, Bill Dahling, rel problem - The man m front of me at the Dick Finch, Helen Grubbs Just put a Park's public serYlces depart- (ZurSchmiede), May Kujath wren house In ment had Just asked for a per- (Moore), Dan Laferte, Carol every tree they frequent. mIt to put m an outSide heat. LeckIider (Neff), Jack "We have a wren house III a mg/alr condltlomng system, so Leverenz, Mary Lou Long tree In our yard and when a I thought I'd be funny and ask (Ernie), Don McPhail, Bill sqUIrrel comes up the tree, the 1f I needed to fill out a form to Moll, Bill Queen, Lois wren chases It nght out of the 1nstall my w1ndow screens Redmond (Sheridan), Bob garden," says L1lhan "It's real- The folks behmd the counter Sheridan, Ched S_enson, ly funny to watch" looked at each other, but d1dn't Pete Winkler and Bob Probably not so funny for the laugh Winning. sqUIrrel, but I'd take a house- "We get questIOns hke that "McPhaIl was the emcee," full of little brrds m trade for here all the tIme," one fmally says Joe "He may be the only The arts: Too important to depend on politics one bIg nUIsance any day explamed. student at the school ever to By George C. Leet currently m the state legIsla- ers and dancers who succeeded wm four sports letters m three ture would allow for the estab- WIthout ever obtammg a dime She has one 50 years later, years' He went out for track, Art IS one of the thIngs that lishment of "cultural dlStMcts" from government and would crew, football and basketball " makes hfe enjoyable. Rare The board of a "cultural dls- have been shocked at the sug- souper idea grads return mdeed IS the person who tnct" would be empowered to gestlOn that they were entItled "The need IS always there," Thinking big denves no pleasure from any It was Just pi am "Grosse submIt to the voters of the dls- to one. Recently, as govern- says the Park's Susie Pomte HIgh School" in 1946, Overheard from the man music, paintmg, theater, htera- tnct a proposal for a tax upon ment fundmg for the arts has Sutherland, and because she ture, poetry or other art form but about 100 members of the behmd the cIgar box at a week- all non-exempt real tangible been reduced, numerous orga- and a lot of other helpful graduatmg class that year end multIfamIly yard and Great art 18 more than Just a personal property of up to 1 5 mzatlons have found that they POinters see that need, a monk remember It so fondly that garage sale on DevonshIre, diverSIon from our everyday mills. If approved, such a tax were able to make up the loss IS now always there at the travaJIs; It can uplift our spIr- they got together last weekend where the card tables full of could remam m place for up to of funds by going to indIVIduals Kroger store m the Village to toast the old place, and each Its and deepen our thoughts used merchandise Just went on 10 years. The board would then and private orgaruzatlOns and Actually, the monk IS a hfe- other, too and on allocate the funds raIsed by making the case that they sIze cardboard cutout, standmg Artists, of course, cannot The 50th reunion dinner was "Thank you for shoppmg at this "arts tax" to any "cultural should Increase their support over a big wooden bm deSigned Devon-Mart " produce or perform WIthout to have taken place at another organizatIOn" (the defimtlon of In 1980, WKAR-TV (Lansmg's to help the hard-working cler- Pomte landmark, the Golden financial sustenance. whIch IS extremely broad) that pubhc TV station) raised ICS at the east SIde's Capuchin Lion - but slllce they'd out- If you have an FYI tip, IndIVIduals who apprecIate is located WIthin the dlstnct. $811,000 from non-governmen- Soup Kitchen collect 3,000 gro- call Ken Eatherly at (313) theIr efforts proVIde that sup- hved that tradition, they got tal sources. In 1995, the statIOn cery bags of needed Items a together at Sparky's (and the 822-4091. port, by purchasing works, The "arts tax" enVIsIOned by raIsed $2,119,000 from non- day buying tickets and makIng the supporters of thIS Idea governmental sources - more "The Idea IS for people who donations to orgamzatlons would mean that a maJonty of than two and a half times as shop there to drop ofT nonper- There IS a market for art and those who vote would impose much The Detroit Institute of Ishable Items for the Soup those artIsts who succeed the theIr WIshes on not only the Arts has r81sed $105 mJ!lion Kitchen," says SUSIe, who got Celebrating 5 Years of Member Savings best In prOVIding others WIth nunonty who voted against the from contnbutors m Just the the Idea thIS March whIle the kmd of art they deSire WIll last five years. shoppmg at Kroger. thrive, those who produce art tax, but also the always large number of people who dId not "I'm in awe of the respect that satIsfies very few WIll of vote. People wouldn't Just be people I asked to help have for necessIty soon fmd somethIng Are prIvate contnbutlOns "taxing themselves" for some- the Capuchms," SusIe adds else to do. In thIS respect, art IS "enough" to sust81n the arts, thing they wanted; they would "It's as If you can ask for any- no dIfferent from any other though? Askmg the question also be Imposmg taxes on that way Imphes that there IS thmg for them, and It WIll hap- occupatIon. pen" everyone else for thmgs they some absolute level of need for HIgh on her hst of angels A free market in art ISjust as may not want at all, or want art to whIch "adequate" rev- less than something else. enues must be obt81ned, If not are Robert Jacobson, man- Important and benefiCIal as a ager of Harmony House on from contributIOns then from free market m other goods and Kercheval, who gave her the The only way to ensure that taxatIOn But there IS no more serYlces Free markets prOVIde cutout of the monk; Rick people WIth the optimal we get the right amount of art an absolute level of need for art Becker and Randy amounts of the vast assort- and the kinds of art that people than there IS an absolute level really want IS to allow indIVId- of need for, say, sports Instead, Cousineau of Pointe ment of goods and serYlces by Hardware and Lumber, balancmg the demand for each uals to decide how to spend the level of arts, sports, and theIr own money for It If you everythmg else must and will who bUIlt and donated the agamst the demand for the wooden bm, Sparky others Art IS Important, but so thmk that a certam artIst or a f ••_--_- __ ...... Iii...... illiiiliiiiII • __ .. __ ....__ ...... ". -~ ----:-- ~- ~ ,,- \ .-- L..i H:~ ...... & ._----_ 8A June 27, 1996 Letters Grosse Pointe News A dog's life take chances With your beloved Encore for my fav, Ella compamon anImals They can- Advanced photography offered I had heard she hadn't been In the best of health, but there To the Editor: not be replaced A class 10 advanced 35 mm score of 75 percent or better was no way that I was prepared for her entrance on the stage It happened again Just days Mod. ZangriIli of the MusIc Hall photographIC technIques IS pre- Instructor IS Bryce DenIson, ago I had to speak to a woman Grosse Pointe Woods sented at the War MemorIal on She has been my herome for) ears and m the prIvacy of car who holds a BFA from the who left her dog 10 a big black Tuesdays, July 2-30, from 7 to and home I would sing duets wIth her, reach for the unattain- Center for Creative Studies car whIle she shopped "only for 10 p m able notes and skat along and besIde, but way beneath her. a few mmutes" GP resident and a MA 10 photography from When an unexpected opportunIty came to hear her one more The class IS deSIgned for Wayne State UnIversIty supports Marr those who have mastered baSIC DenIson lectures and teaches tIme, I Jumped at the chance The audIence was predictable, I cannot tell you the number To the Editor: photography and WIsh to refine In both the UnIted States and mellowed, but still mobile We "alted for our favorite "first of times I hI..Ie had to explain In response to Ms Ayres'let- thel!' skIlls In shootmg pho- Canada lady" and, when she took center stage, she receIved a standmg that 10 any car the mterlOr ter about Carol Marr In last tographs as fme art The ovatIOn and that" as before she opened her mouth temperature (even WIth the week's Grosse Po1Ote News, I course btresses problem-solv- The course fee IS$15850 and She was bowed and fraIl, needmg assistance to the chair that wmdows partially down or thought that I, too, had attend- Ing and Includes a field trIp to mcludes field trIp Advanced she would remain perched upon for the evening's performance fully down) IS as much as 200 ed the School Board meeting of Greenfield VIllage regIstration IS reqUIred as class The whIte handkerchief was In her hand as always, but there degrees higher than the out- June 3, but I could not recog- Homework IS assigned to size IS hmlted to ensure per- was less mopping of the brow As she settled onto the chair she Side temperature "hen parked mze It from her descrIptIOn allow students to practice sonal attentIOn. 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The pump mean that ram water enters REALLY DELIEVE resIdents were outsIde the automatically turned on at the storm system at a much pump station, and they heard 14.5 feet" slower rate, so m a storm Itke Tim Deck believes everyone running In the Republican Pnmary for 1st that pump go on. That pump, KrBJmak also sald that the the June 18 storm, one m District State Representative ISa fiscal conservative However publIC poliCY on however, shut down shortly cIty started gettmg floodmg whIch a lot of ram falls m a the state level IS not Just about money It Involves SOCIalIssues like personal after It was turned on, perhaps reports Just before 5 p m At 5 short perIod of time, water freedom and on some occasion:; even how we die because Il.1rgot In the system, p m the wet well level was well could be stored on the btreet, below the level needed to start and another pump was pnmed entermg the system slowly, and that pump went on Ime at pumpmg That mdIcated that Instead of entermg the system about 610 pm the floodmg was caused by 1) Tim Deck to believes In a woman s nght to choose and would vote In Immediately, and causIng the "Our ~y~tE'm works as It rainwater entermg- the storm favor of 'nght to die' legislation (rrpm9 Imlng proper legol gUlde':nes ore system to back up m pPOple's should have," saId KraJmak system faster then It could be developed to prevent abuse) there Will be no litmus tests for any Citizen of transported to the pump sta- basements "The first Fox Creek discharge thiS district on hiSwatch pump was activated automati- tIOn cally as soon as the wetwell Rothe, m hiS report, saId level was suffiCIent to pnme that accordmg to NatIOnal Councllmember Dan Clark WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE? the pump But between the Weather Semce mformation, said by placmg restnctor cov- time the pump was activated 1 8 mches of ram fell m 20 mm- at 5 23 and the time the pump utes. The weather semce clas- ers on the storm drams, the 2) While Tim Deck supported Jacl~ Ryan and Steve Matthews In the recent started pumpmg at 527, the SIfies storms by frequency The city would make It much easIer school board election, opposes cross dlstnct school chOice and believes semce saId that a storm that to flood streets for extended wetwell level went from 14.5 charter schools are a necessity In DetrOit, he ISnevertheless open to other feet to 30 feet If we turned on depoSIts 1 8 mches of water m penods of time And the CIty all the pumps at 5:23, the 20 minutes is rated as a 100- would be hable for any accI- pOints of view wet well level would still have year storm. dents caused by flooded PnnClpled OPPOSition to the status quo ISfundamental to democracy That means, sll.1dRothe, that gone from 145 feet to 30 feet." streets. It was a matter of try- and healthy for our community In general When Rothe was asked a stonn of that severIty can be expected on average once every ing to achieve a balance, str81ght out If floodIng could reduce the amount of storm have been prevented by turn- hundred years Several audi- WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE? water that enters the system mg on the dIscharge pumps ence members dIsputed this, earlier, he said no, explll.1ning saymg they had witnessed qwckly, whl1e at the same trme that the floodIng of basements heavy storms before and never not floodmg the streets for an J) The dlstnct boundaries have changed since retiring Representative [3111 happened before the sewage had floods. extended penod of tIme, Clark 13ryant was elected In 1970 The dlsrnct now encompasses Harper Woods reached the CIty pump statIons. Several audience members sll.1d. and part of DetrOit The CIty can't pump water out also expressed concerns about of basements before that water health They demanded to Many in the audIence want- CONGRATULATIONS STEVEMAITHEWS OF HARPER reaches the pump stations, he know why the city had not ed to know what the city was WOODS, ELEaED BY THE PEOPLE OF GROSSEPOINTE. sll.1d. done more to inform reSidents gomg to do to prevent further Tim Deck believes that hiS election IStestimony to the sOphisticaTIon of Audience members also of the health dangers associat- flooding. They said that the Grosse POinte voters It ISproof that quality rises to the top, regardless of demanded to know why there ed WIth unprocessed sewage city promised to make changes was only one man on duty. flooding homes, and they want- where It may happen to reSide In thiSfine community ed to know how to clean up m Its discharge procedures They asked, given the fact that therr basements in a safe man- when many basements in the it rained all day, why pump WHAT DO YOU BElIEVE? station staffer weren't already nero City flood plain were flooded m KrBJIDak said that the city 1994. on duty, instead of havmg to be called m by beeper? had been gIving out the names Krajniak sll.1d that the state of companies that could clean had just approved fundIng of City manager Krajniak up basements replied that according to the Mayor Palmer Heenan sald the city's sewer separation pro- timetable Just presented by that after hstening to resl- ject. That project would discon- Rothe, the first Fox Creek dents, he felt the city could nect the sanitary and stonn pump automatically activated have done more for residents, sewers. So dunng heavy rll.1nS, at 5:23, when the wetwelllevel and would do more, mcluding street water would be dls- was 14.5 feet. In four mmutes, distributing fliers on health charged dlfectly mto Lake St that level reached 30 feet, questions, as was requested by Clarr whlle in the preceding 35 rom- utes it went from 7 5 feet to many m the audIence. .l£:.the storm system were to 14.5 feet. Having someone on Many in the audience were be overwhelmed, water would duty would not have resulted very angry With t~e council. stay on the street level, and not m the pumps bemg actIVated Ronald ConIum sll.ld that the back J.iP mto basements. council should resign He sll.1d earlier, he sll.1d. he felt that the counCIl and Mayor Heenan reIterated "We can't turn on the Fox engmeer Rothe were not bemg that once the sewer separation Creek dIscharge pumps until the wetwell level reaches 14.5 ho~est "'?th the publIc and that was completed m the next 18 feet," sll.1d Krajniak. "A Fox reslgnati?n was the only hon- months to two years tms kmd orable thing to do. f f1 din ul ' Creek pump was automatIcally Gerald Partridge sll.1d that 0 00 g wo ~ be a thmg of turned on when water reached the CIty could place restnctor the past Many m the audience that level Our written protocol grates over all the street were wondenng what the CIty reqwres pump statIOn atten- drains. He noted that the city would do to protect their homes dants to turn on the addItIOnal placed restrictor covers on untl1 the separatIon project is pumps to dIscharge mto Fox about 60 percent of the street completed. NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING VOTERS REGISTRATIONS FOR THE PRIMARY ELECTION Elena, TIm and Maria Beck TO BE HELD TUESDAY AUGUST 6, 1996 Why Tim Deckf NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all qualified electors of the City of Grosse POintePark, City of Grosse POinteand City of Grosse POinte Fanns, City of Grosse POinteWoods, Grosse POinteTownship and Lake • Tim Deck has 20 years of hands on bUSinessexpenence He ISPreSident Township. who are not duly registered and who deSire to vote in the Pnmary ElectIon on Tuesday, August 6, 1996 must regIster Withthe City Clerk on or before MONDAY JULY 8, 1996 WHICH IS THE LAST of Michigan l3eneflt PrOViders Inc, a health benefits brokerage and DAY UPON WHICH REGISTRATION OR TRANSFER OF REGISTRATIONS MAY BE MADE consulting firm serving over 50 corporate clients Including Value Rx, the Automotive DIVISion of Teleflex Corporation. Focus Hope, and the I30rtz For the above purposes City Offices WIllbe open dunng office hours as follows Health Care FaCilities • H. served as Intern to Detroit City Councilman David Eberhard and as CITY GROSSE POINTE FARMS Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fn 830 a m to 430 pm, Wed 90 Kerby Road 8 30 a m to 6 00 P m and on July 8, 8 30 a m to staft osslstant to the House Committe. on Insuronce in Lansing. He Is the 885-6600 430pm ONLY candidate with lansing political experience. • Tim Deck IS an expert In health core He served on the House CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fn 8 30 a m to 430 pm, Wed Republican Task force on Health Reform In 199J As state Health Chairman 17147 Maumee Road 8 30 a m to 6 00 P m and on July 8, 8 30 a m to 885-5800 430pm of the Michigan ASSOCiation of Life Underwnrers, he was a leader In the fight against the Clinton Health Plan In Michigan CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS Mon-thru Fn 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m and on July 8, • Memberships Include the DetrOit AthleTIC Club, Economic Club of DetrOit, 20025 Mack Plaza 8 30am toSOOpm 341-2445 The Commltree on Health and Human Resources of the Greater DetrOit Chamber of Commerce The Church of the MeSSiah HOUSingCorporatIon LAKE TOWNSHIP Morningside. Christ Church Grosse POinte The Cato Institute, The Grosse 795 Lake Shore POinte Rose SOCiety and the Notional ASSOCIationof Life Underwriters 881-6565 GROSSE POINTE TOWNSHIP Mon thru Fn 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m and on July 8. 795 Lake Shore 830am t0500pm • As 0 .esture of Respect and Inclusivlty for everyone In this fine 884-0234 community, nm DHk will return 60% of his leglslattv. salary to the district to pay for the planting of 1,000 Ire.s along Warren, Mack and Harper CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK \1on-thru Fn 8 00 a m to 4 30 pm, and on July 8. Avenu.s. 15115 E Jefferson 800am t0430pm LOUISE WARNKE SHANE L. REESIDE • He reSides With hiS Wife Elena and dOl_ghter Marla on Audubon City Clerk CIty Clerk between Macl~ and Warren He has lIVed In the community for over 20 City of Grosse POinteWoods City of Gro~se Pomte Fanns years THOMAS KRESSBACH MICHAEL KENYON City Manager - City Clerk Actmg Deputy Clerk REPUDLICAN TIM DECK City of Gros~e Pomte Township of Gros~ Pomte Lake TownshIp SHARES YOUR VALUES JANE BLAHUT City Clerk VOTE AUGUST 6th. City of Gros~e POintePark Po d for by Fnends of nm Oeck Pubhshed GPN 06127/96 & 07104196 4300 Audubon DetrOit MI48224 881 8995 --y 10A June 27, 1996 News Grosse Pointe News He was caught in the act PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS A Grosse Pomte Woods pohce home on Hidden Lane m Place officer grew SUSpiCIOUSof a 23- Grosse POInte Woods diSCOV- year-old Eastpomte man who When the officer go out to ered that someone had broken rescue the woman, he found was drivIng his pickup truck Into the house between 3 p m erratically through a bank her slttmg upnght m the June 20 and 10 d m June 21 upslde.down car She had a pal kIng lot on Mack around 5 The mtruder:, apparently got pm on June 23 bump on her head and a cut on m through a kitchen door at The officer was patrolling her foot The officer suspected the back of the house and ran- the woman ",as intoxICated, the area of Stanhope and Mdck sacked the mtenor, dumpmg when he saw a man qUickly get she emItted an odor of alcohol out drawers, removIng pictures dnd her eyes were bloodshot mto a pickup truck In the bank from walls and tlppmg the parking lot, dnve around the and glassy washing machme and dryer The woman refused medIcal parkIng lot In a reckless man- onto their SIdes treatment lnlt1'll1y, but 3fter ner "YU<;'dllllg Lire::. and fhe homeowner, who IS out making abrupt turns - before the officer performed field of state, was notified of the sobnety tests, she was arrest- stnklng a teller machine and a inCident At press time It was U.S.D.A. "A" Grade brick pillar The officer also ed and taken to Cottage unknown If anythIng was mlss- Hospital for a blood test and Family Pack saw several lawn crew workers mg chasmg the dnver and throw- medical treatment Her car Ing Items at hiS truck. was Impounded and she was FRESH SPLIT The officer attempted to stop Dangerous end ISSUed tickets for speedmg and the truck drl ver when he for operatmg a vehicle under pulled mto traffic on Mack A to birthday party the 10fluence of hquor and CHICKEN BREAST bnef chase ensued before the A 46-year-old Trenton haVIng an unlawful blood-aleo- POUND dnver stopped on Blossom woman who apparently was on hollevel Lane Just off of Cook Road her way home from celebratmg Pohce recovered a leaf blower her birthday on June 20 lost Another from the truck bed control of her car and rolled It The dnver was charged III on Lakeshore III Grosse Pointe home break-in Grosse Pomte Woods mUnICI- Farms A reSIdent of Hawthorne in pal court on June 24 With reck- The Farms officer on patrol Grosse Po1Ote Woods returned less drlv10g and larceny under at 1.15 a m clocked the to her home at 8.30 p.m. on $100 He pleaded guilty to both woman's speed on radar at 53 June 19 to find that someone charges, paid $500 10 fines and mph 10 a 35 mph zone and had broken In through a base- was released Damages to the attempted to pull her over for ment window, took strawber- bank were mInor speemng rIes from the refrigerator and All Varieties The woman contmued drI- scattered them through sever- Handyman v1Og, Jumped the curb, drove al rooms of the house, nfIed 100 feet onto the grass between through drawers and searched PEPSI COLA the curb and Sidewalk, got other rooms Items of value, reports break-in back onto the road brIefly left in conspicuous places, 12-PACK ~ 8-PACK A St Clair Shores man hired before 10s1Og control and were Ignored 12-0Z CANS 20-0Z IlLS to do handyman work at a rollmg the car at Windward The homeowner called polIce and at press time, It was not known If anythmg turned -'t- Up mlssmg from the house. -f- Police pull plug on teen party After respond1Og to a noise complamt on June 20, Grosse Pomte Wnods pohce broke up an unsupervIsed teen party at a house 10 the 1600 block of Newcastle Officers talked to the 17-year-old resident, who SaId her parents were out of Briquets town, adVlSmg her of the lia- bilIty of servmg alcohol to Photo by Matt Soonowslu minors, and then ordered KINGSFORD 'H - everyone to leave Pohee found Fire and Rain a few cans of open beer; no one appeared to be mtoxlcated CHARCOAL Grosse Pointe Park public safety officers were 2D-LB BAG called to a home in the 700 block of Lakepointe at Pobce reported the matter to about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday, June 18, to put out a rue the Woods youth officer, who believed to have been started when lightning struck will contact the gIrl's parents the corner of the house, igniting the attic. when they return When firefighters arrived on the scene only a small amount of smoke was coming from the roof, but by - Shlrley A McShane the time they began putting out the fire, flames had Cnme Stoppers 1m: offers broken through the roof. rewards of up to $1,000 for Fire crews from the City of Grosse Pointe and mformatwn lecuimg to an Grosse Pointe Farms responded to calls for help arrest of persons responsible through the mutual aid agreement. 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The Brownell orchestra. above. participated May 11 in the Music in the Park Festival Kerby Elementary School ruth-graders, from left. Jacqueline Whelan. Lauren at Six Flags Great American Theme Park in Chicago and won a first-place trophy Moloney-Egnatios. Emily Meza, Elizabeth Halpin and Caroline DiVirgiJ, otherwise and a superior rating in the orchestra competition. Second-~lace honors went to known as the radical readers. won the Grosse Pointe Public School System's first the concert band. Name that Book competition May 29 at Trombly school. All elementary schools On May 18. the cadet band earned second-place honors ~ an excellent rating participated in the contest, organized by the elementary school librarians. Compe- at the festival hosted at King's Island theme park in CincJimati. The band and titions were held at each school and the winning teams then competed at the dis- orchestra are under the direction of instrumental music te1acher Joseph Bauer. trict level. Winning teams received gift certificates to Reading in the Park book store and members' names will appear on a traveling plaque to be displayed at Students participate in band as part of the curriculum. whlli orchestra members Kerby this school year. attend two additional early morning practices each week tmoughout the year to prepare their selections for concert and festival performanc~. SPECIAL NOTICE IQGHIST oYIRAU CU5TOMIR SAnSFACTIOH Mlch,gan cHyor(irus5£ Jluint.e JIf arms, AMONG QlLUI.AR US8IS HOLIDAY RUBBISH SCHEDULE FOR AVAIlABu ONlY Ar INDEPENDENCE DAY JULY 4,1996 !ClIIJI~DlAlnJ -AMllmCH M.L_IOlC. There will be no reSidential rubbish collectIOn on Thursday, July 4. ' C'EUULAR CEHmts IlnltJ'rrOll ... 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McShane performed Stephen Sondhelm's an excltmg thmg for us" Beani>talk, Rapunzel, LIttle wntes chdllengmg matenal, Brookms, d sophomore wIth a Staff Writer "Into the Wood,,"ai>one of two The event was not Judged, Red Rldmg Hood and there dre adult-onented "tremendou" VOIle,"who pldys Two Grosile Pomte high early shows at the festIval, Moss said, the honor was m Cmderella The story goes theme" that reqUire the klds to the role of the witch and Jared school theater troupes headed June 23-30, m Lmcoln beIng selected to perform beyond "hapPIly ever after" to thmk about the characters Bond, who IS the techmcal to Nebraska last weekend to ThIs IS the first time ULS among the best hIgh school what happens when wIshes do they hdve to pldY" dIrector and set deblgner perform m the InternatIOnal thespIdns have been mVlted to theater ensembles from around come true Mdny of the 32 <,tudents who "Our sets are desIgned by ThespIan Society's annual fes- the festIvdl and the thIrd per- the Umted States and the Moss SaId MichIgan has a went to the febtlval and who student" and the productIOns tIval formance for South's troupe world strong hIgh school theater pro- had lead pdrts m "Into the are run by "tudents Lees, for The prestIgiOus venue IS the "The students saw this "We have a tendency to gram and It'" eVIdencedm hav- Woodb,"also performed m the example, IS the asslbtant musl- closest a hIgh i>chooldctor can opportunity as a huge step In belIeve that athletics are the mg two high school groups at mdlvldudl and duet shows cal dlree-tor and actually get to a professIOnal theater ImprOVing the quahty of the only thmg that can estabhsh the natIOnal festival Larry Leeb (the baker) and taught the musical parts to the experIence drama program and a chance camaraderIe, teamwork and 'We are not dOing thl' tradl- I uc.a ~bz~vl... \LILtlc Reu e-Gl::.LSulllvdn IS the choreogra- Grosse POlntf' """th HIgh to dCillvn"tl...t., theu UI GlUHI.Lle-bondmg, Moss saId '"l'hls can tiona I Nell SImon fare," Moss Rldmg Hood) performed m the pher We have the kids do most School's chapter of the bkIlls before a natIOnal audl- happen WIth a theater produc- said "Sondhelm ISchallenging solo mUblcal theater competI- of the work themselves, It'S a InternatIOnal ThespIan Society ence," saId PhilIp Moss, chaIr- tlOn as well It's a major league because of the vocal ranges, the tlOn, Rebekah Camm (the different focus" reprIsed Its 1995 productIOn of man of the theater and per- team effort" rhythmIC structure, there's a baker's Wife) and Leonard Other ULS staff members William Inge's "Plcmc" III one formmg arts department at "Into the Woods" IS lot of underscormg to the beat SullIvan (Jack), along WIth who accompamed Moss were of Ulne mam stage perfor- ULS ''Two of the students who Sondhelm's mtegratlon of sev- "There has to be a great deal Suma Kmhal (CmderelIa) and Wendy Webster-FIscher, musIc mances at the festival are Jumors are consldermg the- eral claSSICfaIry tales mto one of commumcatlOn between the Sherma Sharpe (eVIlstepmoth- mstructor, Peter Kentes, dance UniversIty Liggett School';, ater as a career and thIS put story that mIXesUp the charac- cast and the orchestra to keep er), performed duets Instructor, and Gma Mandes, theater group, The Players, them in the hmelIght It was ters from Jack and the It flOWing,"he saId "Sondhelm He also mentIOned Melame Spamsh teacher MCC's distance le~ming program makes education accessible The technolOgical eqUipment remote sites "Most lIkely the partner necessary for Macomb The programmmg ISinterac- have yet to be Identified but Codec, whIch decodes the VIdeo institutions Will start offering wIll hkely reflect demand and WIdth for up to 24 telephone Commumty College to offer tIve, whIch means students can SIgnal after compressing It to hnes dIstance educatIonal programs courses USIng thIS real-tIme current avaIlabIlity from ask questIOns and exchange educatIOnal delIvery technolo. the size of a telephone hne, a The equipment cost approXI- has been installed In a second- another InstItution telemetry board, which con- Ideas verbally With the profes- gy In the fall," satd Kul Gaurl, mately $120,000, WIth a state floor classroom at the sor In addItIOn to three 31.mch trols camera movement, and Uruverslty Center on Center dean of academIC servIces at VIdeo momtors, the dIstance grant financmg nearly half ElectrOniCand/or traditIonal Macomb. an I-Mux, whIch allows the The eqUIpment connects Campus, 44575 Garfield m mall as well as faCSImIle educatIOn classroom at the operator of the Interactive Chnton TownshIp Specific courses or programs Umverslty Center conSIsts of a Macomb to Similar sItes at SIX machmes are the prImary Video system to control band umversltIes m the state DIstance educatIOn, also vehicles for tests, assIgnments called dIstance learrung, IS an and other correspondence mcreasmgly popular concept between professors and stu- that allows colleges and um- dents in a dIstance education versItles to expand theIr ser- course VIces WIthout movmg or Macomb's Umverslty Center expandIng their faCIlItIes. dIstance educatIOn courses A lecture given by a profes- wIll be prOVIded by one or -sor at a central locatIOn (most more of the partners currently often a college campus) IS offermg bachelor's and mas- broadcast live to several ter's degree programs Viliageof(ff)rUSse Juiute J5l4ures, MIchIgan NOTICE OF ENACTMENT OF ORDINANCE NO. 198 NotIce I~ hereby gl\en that at Its regular meetmg on June 18.1996. Ihe Grosse Pomte Shores Village CounCil pa~~ed new Ordinance No 198 SaId ordinance wa~ ordered to take effeci upon Ihe publicatIOn of synopsIS of the ordmance 10 a newspaper CIrculated 10 the Village of Grosse Pomte Shores , Ordinance No. 198 amends Chapter 21 of tile Code of • t, Ordinance, of the VIllage of Gro"e POinte Shores. m order • 10 enact further regulatlOm on Ihe helghl of bUIldings In all '" reSidence dJstnct,. and to repeal InConSlSleniordinances. • Michael Kenyon, Acting Clerk GPN 0(,/27/96 Village of Gros THE UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL BOARD OF TRUSTEES, ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY AND STAFF CONGRATULATE THE ULS CLASS OF 1996. BEST WISHES AS YOU FACE NEW CHALLENGES AT YOUR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES! Mark Best Todd Kamin Vasilis Pozios PrInceton UnIversity Mass InstItute of Technology Tufts UmversIty Jared Bond Leah Kaplan Michael Rainey College of Wilham & Mary Mass Inslltute of Technology Mass. Institute of Technology Elizabeth Broderick Suma Kinhal Reuben Randolph UnIversity of RIchmond Georgetown UniversIty UnIverstty of Penn~ylvanIa Niki Brown Brandon Knope Andrew Ricci UnIversIty of MichIgan Umverslty of New HampshIre Umverslty of New Hampshire Rachel Calderon Kasia Kolnowskl Katherine Riddle UnIversity of Southern CalIfornia Carleton College Washmgton & Lee Umverslty Rebekah Camm Carolyn Lees Ranjana Roy Indtana UnIversity Umverslty of ChIcago Umverslty of Michigan Angela Campbell Brian Legree Karin Salden UnIverstty of Michigan HIllsdale College St Lawrence Umverslty Jerry Carr, Jr. Katherine Leleszi Jason Santo Mass Institute of Technology MIChigan State UnIversity Marquette Umverslty Lauren Copeland Gary Lewis Jennifer Silvers ton Spelman College --- ~- Kalamazoo College Boston Umver<;lty Kevin Coughlin Vanessa Madrazo Rodlescla Sneed Santa Clara Umverslty VanderbIlt Umverslty PnncE'ton UmVef'Hty Rebecca D'Arcy Anne Magreta Christine Szarek UniversIty of Michigan OberlIn College Dartmouth Umver<;lty Thomas Delisle Shantanu Malkar Shera Teitge Syracuse UniversIty College of Wilham & Mary Umver<;lty of Vermont Jerome Dunn Calvin Martin, Jr. Brendan Thomas Johns Hopktns UnIversity Lake Forest College Umve~lty of Colorado Kara Feemster Ian McMillan Prachal TIwari Demson UniverSIty SUPERBA" Dishwasher Bates College Umver<;lty of MIChigan Dishwasher Christopher Ford Model KUDS24SE Model KUDM24SE Sara Mitchell Anne Toelle • ElectrOniC Controls With 5 Cicles • Electronrc Controls WIth 4 Cycles St Lawrence UniversIty plus SANI RINSE'Opt,on Dem<;onUmverqty Hlll<;daleCollE'ge • Deluxe OURAKOTE' Nylon James Gramenos • Deluxe DURAKOTE' Nylon Coated Racks Coated Racks Aaron Montgomery Melissa Trombley • WHISPER QUIET' ULTIMA System • WHISPER QUIET. <;ysrem Umverslty of MIchigan Harvard Umver<;lty MichIgan TechnologICal Umver~lty Hagos Hoard 011" ~ Ij 'I '" S ~ l' 'l~~,.~01 ~ KlTO''1""" d d ~~w~srrr s • r.'l tl1 betweoen Joshua Moulton Tamitha Walker Kitch • .,."'i.. rot f:, ~"1 " 1%) ilPll rl'o'tj W~ ~ C ,anc 1 "~r I'JrI,l Ban • .a... 0 "1 P';>,IIPll ""~ 1 A, '1,'1 r q~ , '1' 'Oi=l '} 0/' 104.,t'T\u,,.,n1nt''~ UnIver<;lty of MichIgan C • tl I ... .:tv . <..;, 1', l 10 Lake Forest ColIE'ge John<;Hopkm<; unlver<;lly i " .. """ • S50 Nc r,\'" • .('J' tl'll' .aPD utll' S.;Inl' a.. rAlsl'I ~ rxl ; :1 t c"~ .;.e~ N ...~ ~~ ~ ,.0 r"1 113tip !'I_v,,'" "" 0'.1 'Pi j ., l \ \ T:- 14A June 27, 1996 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Eyes on Classic Design as well as skirts and pants One of the n(>at thing" about first carb to be de"lhrned b) a Packard, CadIllac, Lmcoln and chokes were mtroduced on thE' E) e" un ClassIc DesIgn then-new auto mdustry phe- Marmon expellmented WIth Y- OldsmobIle and Packard '32 auto show, held on Father's nomenon, a s!\ hst (Harley Day at the Edsel & Eleanor Earl) - 12 and Y-16 engInes models A number of makes u"ed Rear fender cover" were Ford Hou"e In Grosse Pomte 1 he perIOd from the stock superchargers, blowers driven added to "plff up appearance Shore", was the wa) the cars market crash 'n 1929 to the &' by the engme whIch forced aIr on a number of early '30s mod- are set up begmmng of World War II I" mto the cdrburetor to allow els (doubtful aerodynamIC Upon entenng, the first cars my fa\ onte and there \\ ere the engIne to burn more fuel claIm;" were also made for enwuntered are the olde"t, many beautIful e"ample;" of fUhter The modern tur- them) Called "skIrts" m the the pre World War I hor"eJess thl" era, \\ hen the modern Autos bocharger IS based on the post war years, they were carnage" mtere,>tmg for the automobIle reall) began to • "ame pnnclple, but the tur- known as "pants" when first mgenult) the) reflected, hav- take shape By Dick Wrigh1" bOlharger IS driven by exhaust mtroduced m the '30s Illg been bUllt III dn era ",hen I was born m 1933, so the gas, not the engIne Chrysler brought out ItS there ",ere no mstltutlOns to cars of the '30s were the first I ",Iegdnt swoopmg fenders, Thf' crash hit the auto Tn 1G'l(\, <::t11c!eb3kor l'1tro racllc:!l, streamlined Chrysler tedLll lIu\" to do It Makers like rewgnlzed and I "till beheye "treamlllled bodlC" and ornate lJ1dustry WIth mcredlble duced free wheeling which and DeSoto AIrflows m 1934 Henn Ford, .John and Horace that's the'" ay cars aTe sup gnlles Impact In September, General allowed the car to coast when They did not sell well, but Dodg~, Henry Leland, Ransom posed to look B) the time I Many of the nameplate" Motor" stock sold for $73 It the accelerator was released, estabhshed a number of Glds, Da\ Id BUick and Roy realhed dnvmg age m the late represented dt Eyes on ClaSSIC fell by half 111 October In an attempt to Improve fuel deSIgn prinCIples - umbody Chapm Just had to figure It '40", the cars of the '30s were De"lgn did not survive the 1932: It bottomed out at $8 In economy whIch achIeved construct lOn, engIne forward out and solve the problems used cars we wuld alTord DepreSSIOn Hupmoblle, 1929, U S auto plants pro- mixed results Before the of the front axle and all seats 'I hen the cars are an anged (sometlmes) Graham, AmerIcan Aushn duced more than 5 5 mllhon decade was out, however, most wIthm the axles, among others b,) year 111 d large loop around That pE'nod of the Great Oater Bantam), Cord, Auburn, cars and trucks By 1932, out- American cal's had free-wheel- - whIch qUickly spread the grOlmd<;, so that you pass DepreSSIOn saw development Duesenberg, Marmon, Plerce- put fell to less than 1 4 mIl- mg through the mdustry bUCCe""l\ely through examples of such now-taken-for-granted Arrow, Frankhn, all suc- hon Rubber engme mounts came An outstandmg example of of automobile ...from the '20s, features as hydrauhc brakes, cumbed to the financIal chaos As the auto market became mto use, fir"t by Graham- the AIrflow at Eyes on ClaSSIC 30s, '40", '50" and '60s and the automatIc transmissIOn, of the DepresslOn Hundreds more competltlve, the push for PaIge in 1930, then m 1931 DeSIgn was a 1935 Chrysler lomplete the loop With modern low-pnced Y-8 engInes, "yn- more not as well known also mechamcal progress became Plymouth olTered "floatmg AIrflow coupe owned by example", customIzed cars and chromesh manual gearboxes, fell by the waysIde mtense and the DepresslOn power" engIne mounts WIlham Trnka, of Des Plaines, loncept cars dual carburetors, aIr condl- In 1929, the year the stock was a fertile period deSIgned to gIve the engme an III The show vIsitor can see tIomng and much more market crash m October tng- The '29 Cord featured front- mdependent axiS Other examples of stream- that the automobile looked Models mtroduced m 1940 gered the Great DepressIOn, wheel dnve, as dId the later Oldsmobile mtroduced a hnmg at the '30s sectIOn of the hke an automobIle m the '20s, were vastly more modern, dIf- new-car sales 111 the Umted '36 "coffin-nose" Cord Ford synchromesh transmissIOn m show mcluded a very rare not hke a horseless carnage ferent 111 almost all major com- States totaled a then-record put a Y-8 m ItS '32, the first 1931 and m 1932 Plerce- 1936 Stout Scarab, owned by Among the car, on dl<.,pJa) m ponents, than III 1930 But 3,848,937 They would not low-pnced V-8. (It would be all Arrow mtroduced hydrauhc Ronald SchneIder, of the '20, sectlOll \\.1" d 1928 they still had the general look reach that level agam for 20 alone 111 that market untll valve hfters A number of Mliwaukee WIlham B Stout LaSalko LOI1\ ( ! llble olle of the that emerged III the '30s of \Colr, Chevrolet and Plymouth got Y- makes offered vacuum-operat- had been chIef engIneer for 8s In 1955 ) PIerce-Arrow, ed clutches and automatlc alas ) cnny g In the 1930s section of the Eyes on Classic Design show was this fine example of the styling of that era, a '32 Graham Blue Streak owned by Nat Hammond, of East Lans- ing, This elegant '35 Hudson Deluxe Eight Sedan is owned by Don McCallum, or Lapeer, + ,...... " vi 1996 CUTLASSSUPREME SERIES I e $239.MO. ' 36/36 000 Stk #1389 :z , MSRP $17,995 The Audi Cabriolet: 01ID Audl 1996 OLDSMOBilE 88 fi Stk #1593 MSRP '21,720 .. ° DOWN -= 48/48,000 $289 MO. :E- 1996 OLDSMOBILEAUROU :E S1I< #1655 MSRP$35500 The Audi A6 Cot)~1 .... 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I - • I • .. ; I •• . .. . • • • - • I I I I I -- e!!!!!======:.-=== , - ---...... ,.~ ...... -... - ~ - J 16A June 27, 1996 Automotive Grosse Pointe News Autos pt! •• • ,p_ • four. door sedan, owned by From page 14A ClassIc DeSign a complex bit of mechamls Many auto makers had mISSIOn as optiOnal eqUIp- Don ]\1c(\Jllum. of Lapeer, 1\10\ mg the gedr shift to the and by the end of the dC(,dele, been trymg to develop an ment on Its 1940 models, It Wd" Lin dl ...pLl\ .It f\e" on ;,teenng lolumn \\d ... dltulih Scnppr,,-Booth m 1915, then .. ,III Amencan cars hdd lO] automatic transmiSSIOn and a changed motonng forever, Jomed Packard s aircraft dlvl- 11 "nber came out With par- greatly slmphfYlllg dnvmg slOn the followmg year HIS tidIly automatic shifts m the aircraft expenence IS reflected 'JOs or With automatics that One of the most Important did not really qUIte work In the Scarab's streamlining advances III dUtO deSign, It Only five of the rear.engIne When Oldsmobile offered was the first true automatic Ford V-8 vehicles ""ere sold the first Hydra-matlc trans. that worked Another remarkable car on display was a 1939 Grdham Sharknose, owned by Larry Smith, of Bloomfield Hills Citvor(ff}ross.eJoint.e 'ark, M"h,gdn Called the "Spmt of MotIOn" ORDINANCE 161 by GI ~Jlalll, It wab Intended to save the fallmg company AN ORDINA'ICI:. TO AMEND rHE CODI:. or THE CIT) 01 GROSSE POINTE PARK BY ADDING A NEW .'>E-eTiON23 JIA TO The name did not stick, as CHAPTER 2l OF THE CODE collectors qUickly dubbed It the "sharknose" because of ItS THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK ORDAINS unusual (ugly, most thought) SectIOn I That the Gro~~e POinte Park CII) Code" hereby amended by front-end treatment, and the add109 a ~eCllon 10 be numbered SectIOn 2l.11A ",hlch Section read~ al body style only lasted one follo\\s vear Section 23.33A Water and Se"er ConneclJon Pernuts . Graham went out of bUSI- ness m 1941, despite Its beau- One of the most advanced cars of its day was this '35 Chrysler Airflowcoupe, owned (d) The Director of Public Service shall not lI,ue an) ,e"'er or water tiful Hollywood model made connectIOn perrnll untl! and unless Ihe D,rector ha' determmed that the by William Trnka, of Des Plaines. ill. The streamlined Airflow featured unibody con- capacllV of the ,ewer or water maIOor any exten"on therelO I~capable of With modified Cord dies struction, four-wheel hydraulic brakes. and body desJgn which put all passengers lervmg Ihe combmed dls,harge or consumptIOn demand of all eXlstmg Independent front suspen. between axles for a smoother ride. conneCllons logether WIth the connectIon or connectlom propo~ed to be made Such deternunallon shall be made by Ihe Dlreclor on the ba\l~ of umn-mounted shlfters. In the Ihe demonstrated capacllY of the applicable water or sewer main and -:-05, floor. mounted shIfts accepted englneenng standards for dlschdTges or consumption demand returned, first as an extra- from eXlsllng and proposed conne,lIons cost optIOn (b) In any area of the Clly served or proposed 10be lerved by separate stonn sewers the Director of Public Service shall require as a conditIOn Car radIOS were first mtro- of any connection permll that all stann water dlscharge~ be Isolated from duced m police cars m 1930, sanitary sewers and connected to applicable Slorm sewers m a manner but were bemg installed in consIstent wllh accepted engmeenng slandards The reqUIrement of thiS seCllon IS In add ilIOn to the requITements of SeclIon 7-12 of the CIty most cars by the end of the Code decade In 1937, Studebaker was flrst to offer wmdshield (c) In Ihe event that waler or sewer mam capaclly IS Insufficlenl to washers and in 1938, permll connectIOn WIth respect to any partIcular structure or group of structures. the DlreclOr of Public Service may require Ihe installatIOn of Plymouth unvelled the first addlllonal waler or sewer mams. mcludmg separate stonn sewer mains. to electro. vacuum power con- service such structure or group of structures pnor 10 Issumg connecllon vertIble top In 1940, Packard permits or bUlldmg pennlts wllh re,pect to such structure or group of struclures became the first maker to offer true air cond1tlOrung Secllon 2. ThIs ordinance shall take affect on July 4. 1996 Also in 1940, Nash pioneered the mass-produced urutized Jane M. Blahut, body Wlth ItS 600 serIes GPN 06/27/96 City Clerk This '35 Stout Scarab. owned by Ronald Schneider, of Milwaukee. is one of only a handful built. It was very advanced. but considered ugly. Slon, an important Improve- ment In nde and handlmg, became Widespread m the early years of the DepreSSiOn and m 1934, Reo offered Its gear shift In the dashboard instead of on the floor In 1935, Hudson mtroduced an "electnc hand" fingertip control for gear shlftmg, mounted on the steermg col- umn A beautiful deep blue '35 Hudson Deluxe Eight YC:>CIand YQur Car {;)f '~ 1 by Tom Fraser & Bob Hoover Sales Mgr Semce Mgr GRINDING TO A HALT Dn\er. \\ III hear gnndlng nOises upon applYing their brakes when tlie brake hmn[S are worn down to theIr metal backing plates (In the case of bonded hmngs) or to the rl\ els (In the case of rn eted hnmgs) Locatmg the problem may slmpl} be a matter of lIstenmg careful!} to \\here the grlndmg WHEN ITS AUTO RELATED. nOlse, ongInate The front brakes WEOOITALLI Q i~* are usualf} the fastest to wear out ~ ~ ~ s because tlie} shoulder most of the "GROSSE POINTE S ONLY responslblht} for Stoppll)g the car FULL SERVICE GARAGE' Correctmg the source ofgnndmg ~i ~~ nOlses promptl} IS necessary if damage to the brake diSCSor drums 15103 Kercheval.lNTHE PARK IS to De aVOided If the damage IS mmor, diSCS and drums can be machmed to render the surface 822.3003 ~~~~~"~[;~lery that contacts the pads or shoes ~ smooth and serViceable If the OPEN: Mon •• Fri. 7:30 .8:30 Land '0 Lakes Sli 1/)' salted WHOLE FRESH damage to diSCS and drums IS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY 8 A.M,••• 3 P.M• •e\ere these parts WIll ha\e to be BUTTER $1 ,69 lib, 'Ils FRYERS 79~ Ib replaced as part of a brake Job Whep} our brakes begIn to Borden BONELESS $"')69 ------..--~---_.-----....----.._------_-...... _-~------., ' .....¥• .June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Obituaries 17A ,ors, C} StlC fibrOSIS patIents, Kitchen and Jenny McAtee, brothers, Ernest J Dossln and tran"plant patients and chIl- and her mother, Stella Thomas R DOSSIn, and five dren WIth cystIc fibrOSIS Blackman grandchildren CIlE~I.DRY~of LAKESHORE "The way he handled hIS hfe Funeral arrangements were Interment IS at WhIte and hI~ dlc,ease was nothmg CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLeANING handled by the A H Peters Chapel Cemetery m Troy short of herOIC," Robert said If' ~"dJ'J'e, POI/f(u Funeral Home of Grosbe POinte Funeral arrangements were Se.t> 9alltk "He always had a smile and an Woods handled by the ehas easy-gomg attItude He never Interment IS at Hesun ectlOn Verheyden Funeral Home In said, 'why me?'" 15% OFF Cemetery m Clmton Township Grosse Pomte Park Mr Kitchen's sister GlOrIa Memonal donations may be Memorial contrIbutIOns may aLso had double lung trans- made to the Mldllgdn Cancer be made to the DO~'lll Great plant 'lurge!) last November FounddtlOn, 15111 13 Mile, Lakes ~1u~pum, lOr) '-trand, "I am very proud of him," she nU.A"lRf'SilellSlll&Q a:Hl'n.ll(o~i. 'R .... ~ "lC larx;n5-:> 10 rI4I Warren, MIC'h , 48093-9922, or Det:Olt, Mllh 4D2rJ~ CHEV GR(c:,(~eMa td '",Hdtl/~m'S!>c"l,IrY.Je 1t\08 8'T'l'kt01alill"C"'S.IQIHlr"l8" said "I couldn't have made It the Capuchm Soup KIt<-hen, through my transplant surgery 1740 Mount EllIOtt, DetrOit, ~" wlthm,f h,m f-I" ""10 "1)' best !l1:.:h , 1S~07 ;).>:)(; frIend" ~bam5 (fngbsu .antIques In addition to Robert and I drg'''t Antique Store In Southed,tem 'v1llhlgan Glons, Mr Kitchen IS survIved Sidonie Dossin A New 40 Foot ContilIner From England Received Every 60 Daysl by a Sister, Stephame, a broth- Thomas Robert Kitchen Knighton er, Matthew, hl'l parents, Joan A funeral servIce was held m ~ ~ • English PrimitIVe Pine Pieces. and Dallas R Kitchen and an 611 St Paul Evangehcal Lutheran • Wardrobes. Harvest Tables • ~ Thomas Robert aunt, GlOrIa Anton Church In Grosse Pomte ~ ~ • Collectables and Smalls • ~ ~ Kitchen Burial was at White Chapel Farms on FrIday, May 24, for Funeral servIces were held Cemetery m Troy Grosse POInte Park reSIdent MondAy-Friday 9 to 5 WE BUY AND SELL! Saturday, June 22, at St Arrangements were made by Sidome Dossm Knighton, who Saturday 10to 5 (810) 777-1652 James Lutheran Church In the Chas Verheyden Inc dIed m her home on Monday, 1971 7 East Nine Mile St C1i11rShores - Between I 94 and Harper Grosse POInte Farms for Funeral Home III Grosse May 20,1996 Thomas Robert Kitchen, 31, POInte Park Born In DetrOIt, Mrs who died of pneumonia Memorial contributIOns may Knighton, 74, graduated from Wedne"day, June 19, 1996, at be made to the Cystic FIbrOSIS Grosse POinte HIgh School III Barnes Hospital m St LoUIS FoundatIOn, Research 1940, and attended Arlington ~~ HE~.e Born m DetroIt, Mr. Kitchen Department, 6931 Arlmgton Hall, a college In Arlmgton, Va was a resIdent of Grosse Pomte Road, Bethesda, Md 20812 or Mrs Kmghton was active ~ ~ ~'? Farms He wa~ a 1983 gradu- to the Lung Transplant and mterebted m the commum- 1:4t~ Michele Smith 'r' ~ ate of Grosse Pomte South Research Fund, Barnes ty She was a patron of the V) Celebrating 17 years tI) HIgh School and a 1988 gradu- Hospital Development Office, Dossln Great Lakes Museum 1979.1996 ate of Wayne State Umverslty No 1 Barnes Plaza, St. LoUIS, on Belle Isle, and was a bene- Michele Elizabeth A Grosse Pointe tradition Mr futchen was diagnosed Mo 63110 factor to ItS MISS PepsI Smith 15117 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Park with cystic fibroSIS as an PaVIlIon A funeral service was held infant She also was an active mem- 822-0266 In the chapel of the Grosse "He was very prIvate about ber of several cultural and hiS- Pomte Academy 10 Grosse his dIsease," saId hiS brother Arlene M. Listman torical organizatIOns mcludmg Pomte Farms on Wednesday, CAFE HAPPY HOURS Robert. "He always wanted to A funeral Mass was celebrat- the DetrOIt HistOrical Society June 26, for Farms reSIdent be 'one of the guys' He dId not ed III 8t Joan of Arc Cathohc GUIld, the HistOriC Memorial Michele Elizabeth SmIth, who With Church III St ClaIr Shores on .....* want any specIal attentIon Society In DetrOIt, the DetrOIt died on Sunday, June 23, paId to him." Thursday, June 20, for Grosse Institute of Arts Founders New England 1996, In Harper Hospital m POInte Woods reSident Arlene Society, the Detroit Symphony DetrOit, of cancer. Sea Food Boil Mr Kitchen requIred phYSI- M Llstman, who dIed of lung Women's ASSOCIation, the cal therapy tWIce a day from Mrs. Snuth, 46, was born m cancer III her home on Sunday, EnglIsh Speakmg Umon of the Every Thursday the tIme he was m grade school DetrOIt and attended June 16, 1996 Umted States MIchigan Northern MIchIgan 5-7pm until. hIS double lung trans- branch, the AllIance Francalse plant three years ago Mrs Llstman, 55, was born Umverslty, graduatmg III 1972 de Grosse Pomte, the Navy In DetrOit and received her BA With a degree m education A Through the "After the transplant, he had Leag'Ue of the UnIted States - m educatIOn from Western homemaker, she belonged to a whole new hfe," Robert saId DetrOIt Women's Council, the Summer Michigan Umverslty in 1963 several orgamzatlOns, mclud- "He started mvestmg and buy- Fme Arts SOCIety of DetrOit, and her MA III education from mg the Delta Zeta soroTlty mg and sellmg sports memora- the GrQsse POInte Symphony the Umverslty of Michigan m She was also an actIve volun- bIlia He was very good at It " Wom~ ASSOCiatIOn, the 1968 She taught at Umverslty teer at the Grosse Pomte Mr Kitchen also began WrIt- Grosse Pomte Park LIggett School from 1966-1972. Academy and Umverslty mg a column for the bOXIng Founda.tion, the Grosse Pomte Liggett School magazme "Heavy hitter," under Mrs Llstman IS survived by Yacht eIub and the DetrOit Featuring: Lobster, the moruker, '"TKO Thmmy" her husband, Wilham, a Yacht Ciub Mrs Smith eDJoyed garden- mg and dOing needlepomt Scallops, Mussels daughter, Jenmfer Lynn Mrs. KnIghton IS survIved by Mrs Smith IS SUrvIved by Mter his transplant at Llstman, two sons, \VIlham N three daughters, Anna Mane and more ... her husband, Gregory Clark Barnes Hospital m St Louis, Llstman and Robert J Newman, JObephme 8t John Mr Kitchen le,ctured to doc- Llc;tman, two SIsters, Bonme A Cj.~tlr Fricl/lfly Rcs!nllrallt and Pamela J Parker, two See OBITUARIES, page 18A ABSOLUTE AUCTION Spectacular 300+ Acre Estate Which fan Springwater Farms would you rather have in your house this summer? Oxford, Michigan Magnificent 13,000:t sq. ft. Mansion • Ponds' Barns' ExqUISite Gardens' ElectrOniC Entrance Gales. 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ROlie"iIIe ~111-"I ~:J1 • 2-111 ('fill '1 Ill'lIl1e I\ilrlh III II \Iile R""dl W Walnut Str«t • (;ad~dcn, AI- 35901 Aurhnttp"n: \1nn & ThUI\ lO(()toXm TUe\ \\ed Tn IIIIXlro(,IXI \,11 IIl(Xllil'iI~1 CENTERS t --._------~ ...._------_ .... -..-....._....__....._.~-"-----, - - '"""';'- - -- ~ - 18A June 27, 1996 Obituaries Grosse Pointe News Obituaries Umver"lty In 1925, where she grandchIldren, and three Isabelle C Donnelly, a brother, Born m Inkster, Mr Huck, From page 17A Charles W. Casgrain wa" d member of the Kappa great-grandchIldren WIlfred V Casgraln, and dear 78 served m the Umted States KdPPd Gamma sorority Memonal donations may be II fnend, PatrIcIa M DIttmer He Ar~y m Central Europe dur- SmIth, her daughter, Julle A 10\ er of the arts, Mrs made to the DetrOIt Symphony A funeral servlce IS sched- was predpceased by a brother, mg World War II He and hIS Elizabeth SmIth, a son, E\ dns \'oi as affiliated wIth Orchestra or the Mercy uled to begin at 2 p m Phlhp D Casgram famJ!y owned and operated Alexander Donald Snuth, and Gro""e Pomte Theatre and HospIce of Washtenaw County, Thursday, June 27, In the Interment IS at Mount Ohvet Huck's Lakeshore Restaurant her parents, Hl1da and John pldyed the cello and plano She 806 AIrport Blvd, Ann Arbor, Chas Verheyden Funeral Cemetery In DetrOIt. MemonaJ m St ClaIr Shores and Huck's June She was predeceased by partIcularly loved the Mlch, 48108 Home III Grosse Pomte Park contrIbutIOns may be made to Redford Inn In Redford her brother, John Wesley June Metropobtdn Opera and rarely for Charles W Casgram II The the chanty of the donor's Mr Huck IS survIVed by hIS II chOIce mlqqed a performance when fnends gathermg begins 1 pm WIfe, Antomette G Huck, two Funeral arrangemenb were that group vI;,lted DetrOIt Mr Casgram, 72, a former daughters, Lmda Khx and handled by the Cha;, Harold A. Huck Mr" Evans also loved read- Eleanor S. Davidson reSIdent of Grosse Pomte Christine Gordon, a son, Verheyden Funeral Home In A funeral Mass was celebrat- lng, whIch ....as only befitting Former CIty of Grosse Pomte Farms, was born m DetrOIt and Harold S Huck, two Sisters, Gr(\~~e P"ll't(' P1~" ed on Frldav Junp 21 In St ~mnn"",, mh[' t~":.lbht In the reSIdent Eleanor S Da\ldson graduated from Pnnceton Josephme LeRoy and Dorothy Interment IS 10 Calhoun Lucy Cathohc Church m Mas"lllon and Dayton, OhIO, dIed on Saturday, June 22, Umverslty m 1946 He served Goode, and three grandchJ!- County, Ky Memonal dona- ;,thool sy"tems when she was 1996 in Bon Secours HospItal III the Umted States Army III HIghland Beach, Fla, for for- mer Grosse Pomte Woods resI- dren MemOrial donatIOns may tIOns may be made to the younger She was a volunteer III the CIty World War II, and was an exec- be made to the Ameflcan Gershenson RadiatIOn dent Harold A Huck, who died at ChIldren's HospItal for 25 Born m Galion, OhIO, Mrs utlve vIce presIdent for Cancer SocIety Oncology Department at years, and especIally ellJoyed DaVldson, 91, graduated from Mechamcal Handlmg Systems on 'IUesday, June 18, 1996, m Harper Hospital m DetrOIt reddmg stories to the chlldren Ohvet College and was a SOCial m Warren Boca Raton, Fla She abo was a volunteer at the worker m DetrOIt and Grosse An aVld golfer, Mr Casgram DetrOit Pubbc LIbrary Pomte was a member of the Country Reland Sehreel Evans A member of the Bushnell Mrs. DaVIdson is sUrVlved by Club of DetrOIt, as well as the A pnvate funeral servlce was CongregatIOnal Umted Church her daughter, Mrs Ehzabeth Prmceton Club and the Mount held on Saturday, June 22, In DetrOIt, Mrs Evans served Pusey, two grandchlldren, and VIew Golf Club of WhItefield, 1996, for CIty of Grosse Pomte as preSident of the two great-grandchIldren She N.H He also collected and reSIdent Reland Schreel Evans, CongregatlOndl Women's was predeceased by her hus- bUIlt small car and shIp mod- who dIed III her horne on SocIety of MIchIgan and was a band, Dr. DaVld M Davidson, els Wednesday, June 19, 1996 member of the Bushnen ChOIr and her son, John S DaVldson Mr Casgram IS surVlved by Mrs. Evans, known to her for over 40 years Memonal donatIOns may be hIS daughter, Merrlll C. fnends as MImI, was 92 Born Mrs Evans IS sUrVlved by made to Ohvet College or the Dudley, a son, Charles W In Greenvl1le, OhIO, she gradu- her sons, MIChael and DaVId, a chanty of the donor's chOIce. Casgram II, two slSters, ated from OhIO Wesleyan SIster, Regina McMeekin, five Josephme Casgrain and st \\ ~ere \ ou can relax \Vhere wooded ~ Follow water rules for safe boating IhIlls and ~rystal-c1ear waters surround ~ • '" Followmg a few common must complete a safe boating on vessels 16 feet or longer manner." Maneuvers such as you \Vhere a Vi~tonan settmg returns you sense "rules of the water" Wlll class to operate a motonzed • Motorboats WIth closed wake Jumpmg and cuttU1g too to a qUIeter tIme It's the Petoskey-Harbor help ensure a fun, safe tIme boat, or be accompamed by compartments that can trap close to another vessel canst.!- thIS summer, advises AAA someone at least 16 years old. fuel vapors require an tute reckless operation, Spnngs- Bo,)ne Clt) area of Northern MIchIgan MIchIgan. • All boats, canoes and approved fire extmgulsher, accordmg to Michigan 11'8 all here for you to enlOY Charmmg "All boaters, whether they're kayaks less than 16 feet must horn or audIble device for Department of Natural boutIques and restaurants Outdoor concerts on a jet skJ personal watercraft have one wearable hfe Jacket, emergencies and to warn other Resources law enforcement (PWC), or in a 12-foot rowboat, or personal flotatIOn deVIce vessels. offiCIals Art faIrs Blkmg and hIkIng traIls SWlmmmg, must have the know-how and (PFm for eaoh person aboard. • Persons under age 12 can. fishing and boating have all proper equipment to A "throwable" buoyant seat not operate a PWC Operators • Obey the "1 DO-foot rule." safely operate thelf craft," Said cushIOn no longer qualifies aged 12-15 must have a boat- Keep all craft at least 100 feet Champlon8ltlp golf courses are nearly Jerry Basch, AAA IVhchlgan However, at least one "throw- mg safety certificate or be from other craft, divers or e\ erywhere you turn j\\any are rated among commumty safety servIces able" IS reqUIred on craft 16 accompanied by someone aged rafts and designated, marked manager the best In the country feet or longer. 16 or older. swimmmg areas. 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J lilW "~ June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Seniors 19A When I get to be a senior citizen, I want to be the President "Pohtlcs IS the only pleasure 'Ibquemlle's quote was very Another "older" preSident an Amencan knows," Alex de descrIptive of the 1800s EIsenhower was a young 66 was the 12th, Zachary Taylor 'IbuqueVllle slUd in 1832 PohtIcal candIdates stumped when he served as the 34th He was 66 when he was elect- In the Interest of deternun- the country by whatever preSident He served out two ed He 'nOn glory fightmg complete four-year terms. mg the accuracy of the quote means available TheIr VISItS at the time It was wrItten, a IndIans, commandmg frontIer to various towns were major posts and wlllnmg accolades bnef backward glance mto hiS- events There were parades With regard to the age fac- m the MeXican war - he was tor, these were Ronald tory proves hIS pomt and receptIOns where all the called "Old Rough and Ready" Reagan's predecessors In not National electIOns seem to townspeople turned out to In the roster of those who one mstance were their years be the best focal pomt since It hear praIse by supporters and Prime Time aspired to and won the highest was then that polItics were In promIses by candidates conSidered as relevant to theIr pOSItIOn 111 the country was ability to serve full swmg. Durmg that tIme, Opposmg candIdates were Jame'l Buchanan who wa" 6') candIdates Inundated the d~lluunl..ed, th~ bvedker of the By Marian Trainor wh"n he became preSident He PolitiCS aSide, thiS IS an country WIth a small scale day exalted There were no cap An Ibbue not lIIcnLlOned In negotiated the first trade encouragIng thought for all Barnum treatment National word-weary ears or m10ds con- Actually, Harrison was the the campaign that pulled out treaty between the Umted older CItizens Goals are POSSI- electIOns, from convention fused and befuddled by end- son of an aristocratic VIrgInia all stops was that of the candi- States and RUSSia ble to attain at any age- tIme until the race IS won and less analysts Pohtlcal partIes planter who was a SIgner of date's age HarrIson was 68 In our era, DWight even the preSIdency the winner stands tnumphant had httle formal structure the Declaration of when he ran for a second on the CapItol steps delIvenng The candIdate stood on hIS Independence. HIS opponent, term and that was old 1Il a hopefully quotable maugural own He was the man of the PreSIdent Martm Van Buren, those days when lIfe address, are the bIggest shows hour was attacked as an arIstocrat expectancy was much less on earth Issues were discussed and who hved m the WhIte House than It IS now ELEGANTE COLLISION WIth all the dIverSIOns brickbats thrown, wme of 10 royal splendor Actually, he Harrison was older but he aVlUlable to AmerIcans today, them worthy of the worst dla- was a tavern keeper's son was not the first preSident to BRINGING YOU A NEW DIMENSION It IS dIfficult to apprecIate how tnbes of our day Commentmg ThIS was the first electIOn to WIn despIte what was at that TO AUTO REFINISHING much eXCItement natIonal on the Whig nommatlOn of turn on what we now call time regarded an advanced elections generated in previ- William Henry Hamson in "Image mak1Og" EdItor age. Andrew Jackson, hero of Specializmg in ous times. The cItizens of that 1840, a Baltimore newspaper Horace Greeley dubbed the battle of New Orleans, era were not Inundated as we commented that he would be Harnson "Old TIp" because he won the presidency In 1828 Foreign Cars are today WIth teleVlSIon that perfectly content to sit 10 a log led the IndIans in a battle HIS mauguratIOn was a And ... turns our hvmg room Into an cabin WIth a barrel of hard near the VIllage of TIppecanoe gala event "Old HIckory" open forum on worldWIde hap- cider for the rest of hIs days John Tyler was Harrison's rode to the WhIte House fol- perungs. Offended polItiCIans were runmng mate Out of that lowed by a great multItude We are witnesses to the equal to those of today in assoclatlon, the Whigs COined Jackson was not the uncouth comings and goings of elected fielding the ball and hurling It the first campaIgn slogan, character depleted by his ene- officials, financial mandates to home plate. "TIppecanoe and Tyler too » mies but a self-educated man and media stars. We are so The Wlugs used the remark The:re was another slogan lackmg polish and style HIS super-saturated WIth to promote log cabms and free popullP'lzed at that tIme also, was the era of the common "Headbne News" and "on the CIder as symbols for HarrIson, one thllt was adopted and man and out of It emerged spot coverage" that it can who was portrayed as a two- eulogIzed 10 a ringIng speech our two-party system High Quality Wor/..With State of the Art EqUipment hardly be said that politics fISted plam-spoken Westerner. m the 1884 convention. It was, Some Jeffersonian Bumping • Painting. Insurance Work ClaSSIC Restoration • Frame Straightening. Glass Work and elections are our "only Instead of public meetings, "The time has come." The RepublIcans became Jackson pleasure." the Wlugs staged colorful occasIon was a Whig rally on Democrats under the leader- Computerized Color In fact, the tally on who parades and cllUO-bakes. They the destiny of a young natIon ship of Sen. Henry Clay. Matching Done On watched what during a tele- set up log cabms m town heading west The speaker - Webster orgaruzed an OPPOSI- vised convention showed most squares and distnbuted thou- Daniel Webster Noteworthy In tIOn, the WhIgs The PremIses viewers preferred John Wayne sands of mmiature cabIns as that campaign, also, was the It was 10 Jackson's tIme to the dIscussIOns on what well as medals showing support of a Whig congress- that the Idea of a nominatmg ELEGANTE COLLISION All party had the most to offer. Harrison wearing a coonskin man named Abraham L1Ocoln convention took hold 16740 E NINE MILE RD. 24 HOUR INSURANCES TOWING Some very helpful things that you should know about your Social Security ACCEPTED 810-773-6077 SERVICE People who receive benefit dence level than the members rate figures, approXImately 90 most actIve In the federal gov- estimate statements from of other groups who dIdn't percent of calls are answered ernment, and one of the Social Secunty tellmg them receive a PEBES J!jt}lip five minutes of the fIrst world's largest 800 number what they and their families ...... , ...... JiI'l .... networks can expect when they retire, The PEBES dIsplays a per- ...- bra ...... _101'> or if they become disabled or son's year-by-year earrungs, an Building Co. -:., dIe, generally have more confi- estimate of potential benefits, AI¥teimer's caregivers to meet '-1'11 dence in the future of the pro- and general 1Oformation about gram, a recent survey shows. the SocIal Security program Henry Ford Contmumg Care monthly, at I pm., In the Club Center-Belmont otTers a sup- Room of the center After readIng theIr Personal If you need to call Social port group for caregivers of Earnings and Benefit Security, It'S now easIer to get those with AlzheImer's dIsease Estimate Statement (PEBES), through Its busy lines and other related disorders. For additional mformatIOn, half of those surveyed had a contact Marla K. Ruhana at higher "Soc1al Security" confi- Based on the latest access The group meets tWIce (313) 881-9556 City or 4 " ---'""-_..,-----"'Ip-blRi-c"'.-,- ...... - __ 't-.. '. 1 iry:;:;se:,; tIfit lIIII - r '" 20A Business June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Whither to invest? What you should do with the money By Joseph Mengden mstltutlOnal 'J hl'rl' Isn't a week goes by No\\, lookmg mto the mvest 1923 At Its pe"k, postage for a ves out "dear" money \\ Ithout someone asking ment categOl), we Will agam Lef's falk •••STOCKS local letter co"t 100 mlllJarden InflatIOn goes way back \\ h,lt "hould do wIth this divide those assets mto three Marks (100 billion) Prices rose Durmg the 18th century, the monl'V?" additIOnal ba:,kets, based on so rapIdly that paper money Spamsh comed "pICce of eight" lo:,t half or more of It" value m It might be ",,,,,,,.,"', their dominant Investment from Silver dlsco\ered m thClr an hour and workers were paid ,m lI1hen .... characteristics (1) cash eqUIv- New World 35 percent hUIt that much Or does It? t,lnce, a ca~h alents (including ramy-day tWIce dally so their mornmg The f,lce of thlb Will was The pie chart shows the Even the Baby Boomers bOIlU", a sale funds and temporary mvest- wages would not lo:,e half or struck (diVIded) mto eIght welghtmg of how Imestment remember It only cost a dime m of "ome prop ments matunng m one-)el:Jr, or more of It:, purchasing power "reales," which could be ham- ert), l,lnd con assets are presently allocated 1971 to mall a first-class letter In 1924, all prIOr currency was mered, or chiseled mto pieces, less), (2) eqUItIes, Includmg Probably you've ne\cr reallLed tract paid off, convprtlblp debt (rppre,-pnlmg m the Ulllted States The 1996 repudiated hence ItS name tJ, ...t )vUI !'VI If,,I,u I" "'''lblJl"J =.:. bond redemp- ownership, WIth all Its rlsks I ale uf 32 WIlL" Just about III ApI U !~~J, 11::, VISited J'wo reaJes equaled ~/~ or as It I:' Only you can tell jour approximates the mflatlOn m Puerto Vallarta, MeXICO, VIa tIOn prior to and rewards), and (3) bonds, "two bits" (25 cents, slllce the "sleep quotient," and whether the (Consumer Price - mat u r I t -", Mengden both tax-free and taxable (rep- cpr Nomads Over the prIor several whole COIll was one dollar) you may want to reallocate Index) over the past 25 years cash payout resents bemg a lender, \\Ith all years the peso had rocketed PrecIous metal coms of gold or some of your Illvestment To bring It closer to home, the _t>'from common stock m a buy- ItS nsks and hmlted rewards) from the mid-twenties to the Silver have always been subject assets preVIOusly-owned auto that out, early retirement, etc Bonds also mclude un"ecured 3,000 level, compared to the to "shavmg" Crafty thieves Except for your SOCial LTS purchased m September US dollar Even though a capItal gams debentures, land contracts, would file ofTthe edges, captur- SecurIty and any vested pen- 1993 cost 36 percent more than tax obligatIOn may be created, non-variable annUIties and all Large consumer Items III the mg the valuable filmgs SIOns, IRA or 401(k) assets held the three-bedroom colomal the real problem IS what to do other debt-type obhgatIOns shop wmdow:, were tagged m Even though the debased III the separated mstltutlOnal \\Ith the cash now Where LTS first purchased m Grosse the 100,000 peso levels, and The use of a "Pie Chart" category, the Illvestment assets com would weIgh less than a should It be Invested today? Pomte m 1950 autos were pnced III the mIl- enables us to vIsually see the m the pie chart wIll have to newly mmted com, the smaller On a temporary basIs, you The greatest fear IS that of hons relatIOnship of each of the support your lifetIme goals, com would usually trade at should mvest It In a cash hyper-mflatlon, when pnces go So, what did the government three baskets to the whole whether they be college funds face value equl\,alent (savings account, vertical as fast as a forest fire do? They estabhshed a new portfolio For example for children andJor grandchli- Of course, prmted money certificate of deposit, treasury races honzontal Fortunately, peso and dropped three zeros Cash eqUIvalencies, $30 or dren, retirement or early offered great opportumtles to bills, commercial paper or America has had only one dose The old 3,500 peso was 15 percent, EqUItIes, $100 or retirement supplemental shck counterfeIters, a practice money market account), which of hyper-mflatlon, whIch few of changed to new 3 5 peso 50 percent, and Bonds $70 or Illcome and estate planmng which today reqUires the can be Withdrawn or sold wlth- us have ever heard of. Durmg the 1994-95 MeXIcan ObViously one's lifetime employment of hundreds of m 30 days Without slgmficant Followmg the RevolutIOnary banklllg and currency CrISIS, goals w!Il change WIth age, 'freasury Department employ- penalties or losses That buys War, the then paper money fell the new peso soared above the health, employment and mari- ees Recent AARP (AmerIcan tIme to evaluate alternatIve to one-thousandth of ItS former 10 level, but has recently stabl- tal status So to wIll the pIe AsSOCiatIOnof Retired Persons) Investments that fit Into the value, givmg rIse to the saylllg- hzed around the 7 5 level chart change over time And, as studies llldicate the bIggest . asset allocatIOn plan, which we "Not worth a Continental" (the When LTS was a teenager they say, "time flies, but mfla- fear of those approachlllg name gIven the paper dollar before World War II, the old ...:..were begmrnng to dISCUSat the tlon IS here to stay" retirement age (say, north of :end of last week's LTS article blll), peso was five to the buck So, Some say that LTS has a bug 50) is that their money wIll run ...' Usmg our personal balance Dunng the great German from 5 to 7,500 m 50 years, no about "lllflation" Why does out before their hfe does sheet, we had diVIded the hyper-mflatlOn followmg World wonder many mIddle mcome LTS keep tallung about mfla- So LTS says agalll and - assets and related habllitles War I, the paper marks m cir- and wealthy MeXicans smuggle tlOn and the loss of purchasmg agam "The only way to mto three categones (1) per- culation rose from 2 billion in their money out of MeXICOm power? all, a 2 lI2-to-3 attempt to beat mflatlOn and sonal, (2) investment and (3) Mter 1914 to 500 qumtlIhon (that's, accordance WIth the economic percent mflatlOn rate doesn't mcome taxes, over time, IS the 5 followed by 20 zeros) m late theory that "cheap" money dn- ownershIp of equities" Gov. Engler signs two' no form, no file, no hassle' income tax bills Gov John Engler recently mllhon households - the trou- ''Taxpayers deserve govern- !lcIpate m the no from mcome form optIOn. The meome tax Contribution CredIt, CIty SIgned two bIlls mto law creat- ble of filing a state tax return ment that IS less burdensome tax optIOn Taxpayers are ehgI- rate IS the same as the rate for Income Tax Credit and other mg a no-form, no-file mcome each year and that's what they are get- ble if non-taxable income does taxpayers who file a form (44 mcome tax credIts and check- tax optIOn for MIchIgan resI- "No form no file and no has- tmg" not exceed $100 for an llldlVId- percehtJ Taxpayers can still orrs WIll not be avaliable to dents sle. ThiS ~as a promise made The no-form optIOn wlil allow ual or $200 for a couple filing claim the Home Heatmg Credit non-filers. The new law IS expected to m my January State of the taxpayers WIth wage and Jomtly. and the S~I1lor PrescriptIOn No-form certificates will be spare up to 20 percent of State message, and a promIse salary mcome (which IS subject All personal exemptlQUs. Drug Credit However, the avaIlable from employers mcome taxpayers - about one kept here today," Engler said to WIthholdmg) to file a certlfi- mcludmg the semor. Cltitm' Homestead Property TalC begmlllng m late September cate WIth their employer indl- exemptIOn, will be aVaIlab~ Credit, Commumty and mU'lt be flied before the Metro East Chamber of Commerce catmg they would hke to par- taxpayers who choose the no- Foundation Credit, Pubhc end of the year. CHAMBER CHAT "Worlnng Togefh![ for 4.B~er I;'lWDr~; ...._...,. Fraser, the 5 Grosse POlnfes, Harper Woods, Fl"osevllle, SL Clair S'hores '" Insure Your Home and Car ": SCOTLAND October 1 to 10, 1996 Report of the annual on Accreditation of Health care $1,299.00 p.p. double occupancy meeting: The results are in OrgamzatlOns (JCAHO) offi- With Us and Save $$$. The 1996 board of dIrectors Cially announced that Henry mcluded electIOn results are m, and the When you l' ,,-:>N~~LD K.. PIERCE Ford Cottage Hospital has Dally ScollISh breakfasl Isle of Skye wmners are Dolores (Dee) E;- COlv1P.ANY earned the highest accredIta- insureyour Pnvale MOlor Coach Isle ofMuJ1 Kmetz of Kmetz Heating & tIOn status - "accredItatIOn Charming unusual hotels Femes and tram nde~ Coolmg, Karen L Lemke, with commendation" - based home and car with attorney-at-law, Marc W on a rIgorous on-sIte survey AIR FARE ADDITIONAL Lueckhoff of Plante & Moran conducted m Apnl Auto-Owners, we'll Call for details LLP, Gregory J Miller of Formed m 1951, the Jomt Commg Tnp~ November 5 days In Rome wllh Florence option 1996 Roney & Co , Jon Peterson of CommISSion IS dedicated to save you money 6 mghlS on La"e Como althe same hOlel Spnng 1997 Amentech, JIm Riehl of ImprOVIng the quality of the 6 mghts In Provence at Ihe same hotel Spnng 1997 RoseVille Chrysler Plymouth, nation's health care through with our special 6 mghlS on the Island of Cordu Wllh a day lnp ~- and Saad N Yono of Yono's voluntary accredItatIOn toALBANIA '::Wme Dock "Above all, the national stan- multi-policy ..::;:: We also have two new dards are mtended to stimu- ': appointees - DaVId M. Gaskin late continuous, systematiC V#uto-Owners For details call '1. of Butzel Long and Mane and orgamzatlOn-wlde Insurance de BARV TRAVEL, INC. :-- Shook-Kunert of MadIson improvement m an orgamza- 319 Fisher Road '$.. National Bank bon's performance and the out- Grosse Pomte, Michigan 48230 CongratulatIOns to all of our comes of care," SaId Charles (313) 881-3747 FAX (313) 881-5826 new dIrectors We look forward Blair, executIve Vice preSident, to workmg together for a better dIVISIOn of AccredItatIOn tomorrow OperatIOns Jomt CommiSSIon •------l All of our newly elected and "The commumty should be appOinted board members were proud that Henry Ford Cottage 18118 Mack Avenue mtroduced by our chaIrman of HospItal IS focusmg on the the board Don Rousey at our most challengIng goal - to Grosse POinte ..• annual meetmg held on June contmuously raIse quahty to Great Rate! 19 at Mountalll Jack's m higher levels" RoseVille "Whlle there always are Certificates of appreciatIOn questIOns about whether the WE ARE PROSECUTING CLASS ACTION were awarded to all the board JCAHO standards truly mea- LAWSUITS ON BEHALF OF PERSONS members, who worked so dIlI- sure quahty," Vasse SaId m a gently, and to the chairmen of congratulatory letter sent to WHO INVESTED IN LIMITED APY' -_-::::vanous committees for their Cottage staff, "one aspect of the 6.0% PARTNERSHIPS SOLD BY THE ~ succe:,'l over thiS past year standards IS undemable The ~ Employees are Chamber teamwork and mdlVIdual com- FOLLOWING BROKERAGE HOUSES ...::: membE'rs too mitment reqUIred in order to Certificate of Deposit .: When your company Joms comply WIth the standards at the Metro East Chamber of thiS high level results from Commerce. the deSIgnated con- truly superlatIve people who DEAN WITTER tact I~ not the only person who know how to unselfishly share Get Republic Bank's great can enJO) all of the resources theIr mdlVldual expertise and MERRILL LYNCH and blnefit<; offered by the pull together with others to get 15-month CD rate when you open Chamber the Job done Henry Ford a qualifying checking account. EmplO\ ee<; of the company Cottage Hospital has great SHEARSON, LEHMAN OR C,1n \1'P all the resources and people who work together to benefih, get mvolved m a com- prOVIde extraordinary patient E.R HUTTON BLOOMFIELD HILLS GROSSE POINTE FARMS mittee or attend events If they care" (810) 258-5300 (313) 882.6400 Wish We at the Metro East There 1<; a WIde range of Chamber of Commerce are If you bought any of these investments, have ch,lmlwr programs that can very proud to count Henry any questions regarding these lawsuits, or FARMINGTON HilLS benpflt ~milll, medIUm and Ford Cottage Hospital as one of have information regarding the marketing, (810) 737-0444 large bU<;lne..,<;eo;and everyone our members In the company, from clerical Two scholarships award- sales and/or operation of these limited <;t I ----~----...,--..,..-, f ,... June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News 21A SEMI ANNUAL S~~~S 'to Hours: Man-Wed 10-5:30 • Thurs & Fri 10-8 • Sun 12-5 17112 Kercheval In-The-Village • Grosse Pointe 881-1191 . . June 27, 1996 22A Grosse Pointe News Sunday, June 30 • Rain Date: Sunday, July 7 featuring Detroit Red Wings - CHRIS DRAPER & DARREN McCARTY Autograph signing will take place at 7:00 p.m. Donation $10 with proceeds to next years fireworks Sponsored BIJ: John Matouk, Frank Palazolo · Jim & Doreen Loranger · Vans Enterprises, Inc. REMTech Companies The Rahaim and Family Jim Giftos · National Coney Island, inc. Frank J. Palazzolo and Family Van Eslander Family · Scott Shuptrine Anthony Randazzo and Family BillRaffoul. Chicken Shack The Zymlowski Family lochmoor Club The Mattes Family Jim Saros · Jim Saros Agency Andiamo lakefront Bistro Tim Grajewski · St. John Hospital Buscemi's · St. Clair Shores Bruce Campbell- Campbell Dodge, Inc. The Cavaliere Family CS s \\10~,,~te"" t.l."'~~ SL e \ ~~ ~o\\~tetS0 10e ~".s ·eS ",,\\\"etete~o'" THIS IS A FAMILY EVENT WE ASK THAT YOU USECOMMON SENSEWHEN AnENDING NO ALCOHOL SPARKLERSOR FIREWORKS ANIMALS BIKES GLASS BonLES , ~Section B Bridge 3B June 27, 1996 Churches 4B Grosse Pointe News Features Entertamment 6B Local restaurants participate in Michigan TasteFest By Chip Chapman more events for chIldren. She StaffWrrler ThlS year's TasteFest will Grand Boulevard, featurmg also ISglad the committee also feature bve mUSicalacts Michigan and General Motors meter walk and m-lme skate Three Grosse Pomte restau- doesn't allow restaurants to bve animals, face pamtmg, a w.Il sponsor the Summer such as the subdudes, Blue book f81rand StarLab from to benefit people With selzure rants Wlllbe among more than duphcate Items, whlch gIves Stroll for EpllepsYra five-kllo- disorders RegIstratIOn begIns 40 metro Detroit eaterles Rodeo, Kool & the Gang and thjl Detroit SClence customers a Wider selection Brvan wt.!te l!'. spendmg the .fourth ot July Cer.wr !'It 10 a and the "Our staff looks forward to For children, there will be The TasteFest Stroll starts at 11 weekend S PEe I A IJ P U H.C H /\ S I~ Alexander Julian HOME COLOURS COLLECTION 54 % Off Wicker '\ POl-4TH Of JUlY Sleigh Bed- in a weathered pIne finish reg. $2150. l5AVINGS • free Immediate delIvery on • free in home set-up • convenient financmo All SWIMSUITS avatlable • free one year service avatlable All SPRING BLAZERS BlEYLE AND WELLMORE KNIT ?EPARATES SELECTEDDAYTI~E 25-55 % Savings on the AND SPECIAL entire Alexander Julian- Home Colours Collection. OCCASION DRESSES Lowest Prices Guaranteed! Let the teIeJtt-atiolf.f 8tf1ir./ • OPf 'I Dldl Y 10 9 & SUNil,', Y J2 510 opnl & )bt .sbopsof BlOO\lfTHlJ Jill lS 1116pm Wrd Thurs So, TROY 977 E FOURTEEN MILE ROAD, 585 3300 }UJr "nl o(OaltltUld Mall SIIICI1927 BLOOMFIELD HILLS 4110 TELEGRAPH, 642 0070 O"h,SW .r.rro!L'''f/LA/u& Trlrllra~ The be8tjUllt got better .. NOV! 43606 W OAK DRIVE, 3490044 W"lton.Pi~rc~ IIrroH!rom 1wtht Oa"'-, Mall 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe • 884.1330 DJScou.r off rtlo,l PTlct Prr\lollS purchase! txcludtd 50lft.ds Wooda}J }"I}J 1st Open Monday. Friday 10.6 Thursday till 7, Saturday tillS 30 ~ I Jjo\iI!li(.IIll.l!ll!ftlll!l~._•• "211l111!!7!171_IIIlAL"4 •• I.lr- n.g 9 , I 2.t"~"91"'~."'. • • ~, ...... e ''1T June 27,1996 28 •• leddlngs G.r.os.s.e.P.o.in.te.N.e.w.s of Chicago Residence Inn by Marnott Locniskar- Groomsmen were K L Hotels Kimmell and 11m Peroutka, /ohnson- Trefze~ The groom earned a bachelor both of Indiana, Michael KreJcI of sCience degree from the Hartnett of Grosse Ill', Robert Hackman Sloan Umverslty of Wmdsor He IS a Robm Anne Locnl~kar, of Grosse POinte Shores, and Gillian Smith Johnson,' Fenchak customer service manager with daughter of Dana M Locmskar Bill Green of Redford daughter of Mr and Mrs. Kerne Lynn Trefzer, daugh- Chrysler Canada. of Grosse POlnte Park and The bnde's mother wore a Wesley R Johnson of Grosse ter of ;I'heodore and Nancy The newlyweds traveled to Ja<.quelme Locmskar of Palm peach lace dres~ and a corsage Pomte Farms, marrIed Trefzer of Grosse Pomte Montego Bay, Jamaica They Harbor, Fla, marrIed Michael of pmk roses Anthony Vall Sloan, son of Woods, marrIed Michael live In Wmdsor Patnck Hartnett, son of 8u>odn l'he groom's mother wore a Dorothy Sioall of Austm, Texas, Ernest Fenchak of Wmdsor, Hartnett of the City of Gro",,,e beaded Silk Jacket, matchmg and Stephen Sloan of Dallas, OntariO, son of Michael and Pomte and James Hartnett of slacks and a corsage of pink on May 25, 1996, m the garden Pam Fenchak of Stoney Pomte, Grosse Pomte Park, on April ro"e" of the groom's mother III OntarIO, on Oct 14, 1995, at 29, 1995,. at Christ Church S<.npture readers were Austm St Paul Cathohc Church Gro<;<;e Pomte ,Jo<,pph LOlll<;ell of Gro<;<;p The Rev Ron Flovd of the The Rc\ John PIrt ofLcwwd The Rev Bry Dennison of Pomte Park and John Kellett Westmmster Presby ten an at the 3 pm ceremony, willch Christ Church and the groom's of Grosse Pomte Woods Church In Austm, offiCiated at was followed by a receptIOn at uncle, the Rev DaVid Fox of The brIde graduated from the ceremony the DetrOit Yacht Club Tulsa, OkIa, offiCiated at the Michigan State Umverslty The brIde's gown was white The bnde wore an IVOry Silk- ceremony, which was followed With a bachelor's degree m Mr.and Mrs. Patrick Silk organza and featured a fit- faced taffeta gown that fea- by a receptIOn at the DetrOit merchandlsmg management Joseph Fleming ted bodICe, a Basque waisthne, tured a beaded lace bodice, a Yacht Club She earned a teachers' certifi- an off-the-shoulder portrait Shores, Tern Flemmg of sweetheart neckhlle and a The bnde wore a white silk cate from Wayne State necklme, a full gathered skirt Harnson Township, Elhe and cathedral-length train She gown With apphques of pmk Umverslty She IS a teacher at and a chapel-length tram The Maggie McFeely, both of the earned a bouquet of white rosebuds and f'arned a bouquet Grosse Pomte North High back of the gown was decorated City of Grosse Pomte; and Pam hhes, roses, gardemas and of white and pmk roses School With pearl buttons and magno- Erskme of 8t Clair Shores. stephanotiS With trallmg Ivy. The groom earned a bache- ha blossoms The flowerglrls were Nicole The maid of honor was the lor's degree m mechanical The bride's Sister, Ellzabeth and Jenmfer Stratelak of the bnde's Sister, Krlstle Trefzer of engmeermg from the Johnson Tucker of Wynnewood, City of Grosse Pomte, and Chicago Umverslty of EvansVIlle He IS Pa', was the matron of honor Annie Fazio of Flonda BTldesmalds were Shelhe a program engIneer With The groom's father, Stephen Attendants wore black floor- Tyrrell of the City of Grosse Masco Tech Corp and Ford Sloan, was the best man length go\\ Pet food: For the thud "Won From the Heart IV." held on the weekend of year, Tennyson Chevrolet Priz, GroBBe Detroit's Gnmd attracted Pointers as well as donated hundreds of cans of a few Honywood celebrities (perry King from "Melrose dog and cat food to the Place"; A1pbonaoalbedo from "Fresb Prince of Bel Alre"; and sean Patrick Flanery from "Young Indiana Jones"). MIchIgan Humane SocIety on Tbe guest of honor at the benefit was legendary race car June 4 driver Mario Andrettl, "Pets become part of your The event raised money for medical research at the famIly," SaId Grosse Pomter DetroIt Medical center. KIt Tennyson, owner of the John Prost; Dr. Arthur Porter, chief of radiation oncol- dealershIp "Every member ot ogy at Harper Hospital; and Keith Crane are sbown the famIly needs to be loved above; Frank and Oed McBride are at the right. and cared for" - Margie Rems Smith NARSAD benefit cruise Tbe National Alllance for Researcb on Schizophre- nia and Depression will hold a fundralser from 7 to ... 10 p.m. Monday, July 22, on Lake St. Clair aboard :"HAVE A PLEASANT TRy AT PERFECTION': the Infinity, a 100-foot yacbt. Both Vulnerable • 62 From left, are benefit committee members carol :.BRIDGE BY WOODY BOYD t' ••.: • A Q 1096 Scripps, Rosalind Kalvelage, Mary Simon, Rose Mor- • AQ932 reale and Joanna Cohen. Not sbown are Joan Yerkes + 5 "The only rules humor can tolerate are those of taste and and Jean Elliot. the only hmitalions are those of hbel " J, 1h b Tickets are $50. For more information, call carol ame~ Ilr er North at (313) 881-5429 or Joanna at (810) 777-4651. I was allowed to affiliate with the prestIgIOus Regency Whist Club of New York In 1960 At the hme 1wa~ penectly • 3 J109 8 4 sure that I was the super uno entry In the club's illu<;tnou~ • 743 • KJ history, but I later learned that the aamls~lOns commlllee vote • K 104 • 865 was very close • J 109642 ~~~5 0 • 873 They already had an abundance of unable player~ dnd • Beaumont seeks volunteers another WIth my ego mIght be a bhght The p'lalOtruth whIch WIlham Beaumont placed on a special dIet and I soon learned was that 1was but a toothpIck among a giant SOUTH Hospital's DIVISIOn of some may also receIve a new stand of redwoods. W led C." AKQ75 PreventIve and NutrItional cholesterol-lowermg medIca- After butchenng an easy hand In my early j}lay there my • 8 52 partner, the adept and memorable Sherman Slearn<; ~dld to • J7 MedICine IS seekmg volunteers tIon All tests, phYSicals and me quietly, "Young man someday you're gOIng to become a • AKQ for several research studies study medlcatlOns Will be free, fine member of tlils club" That was a~ gentle d Cen'iOT.I, • The hospital l~ seekmg male and partlLlpdnt~ win be com- ever extended' . or female volunteers over age pensated for theIr tIme and The famous dramatIst, George S Kaufman WdS .I G.G I prominent member who could be found there at play three or CItM ff 18 With a dIastohc pressure of travel four afternoons a week. He was also a wonderful ,md witty . 15 . 2H 95 or above, when not takmg humonst who wrote manj' dehghtful bndge columns for the . 4C . 4D blood pressure mediCines Volunteers are needed who once exceptlonal New Yorker Magazme "The KIbitzer's . 4NT 5H Female partICipants must be of are 18 or older, In general good Revolt," was one of hIS many and most entertaining pieces non-chIldbeanng potentIal All health, who are dIabetIcs cur- and that Issue remains glass encased 10 the club's loboy On 5NT 6G lab tf'sts, physicals, EKGs and rently bemg treated WIth only another occasion he wrote the card commlltee and suggested 6NT Passed Out that dally. they should prominently post 10 the vestIbule study medIcatIOns are free and dIet or WIth oral dIabetIC med- whether the cards were running North/South or EastlWest volunteers Wlil be compensated IcatIOns They WIll receIve free One of hIS amusmg declaratIons was "The teller of a tale for theIr time and travel. diabetIc mformatlOn, medIca- about our game must have latitude allowed him for the truth can be tnte" Also needed. male or females tIOns, lab tests, phySIcal exams As you can, see declarer hac; 12 wmners With repeated diamond over age 18 who have been and EKGs and WIll be compen- I was at the table one day when he was complamlng about fine~ses, three spades, one heart, five dlamond~ and three clubs his lovely home Just off Park in the upper 60's It seemed the But at tnck (2) south tned the heart finesse first because that SUit diagnosed with high choles- sated for theIr time and travel. dogs In 1l1S neighborhood loved the second tree from the seemed to have much more texture terol Female volunteers must For more mfonnabon or to comer and that was nght m front of hiS door step. He won the club ace and let hiS heart eight nde to George's be of non-chIldbearing poten- volunteer for any of these stud- Georx..e passed away in 61, so my chance to enJoy hiS klOg! Yes, hiS kmg The cunnmg Kaufman knew the diamonds tial. Study volunteers Wlll be Ies, call (810) 645-8158. wondeftul were successfully runOlng so he wanted to do everythmg poSSible complexion and p'lay were restncted HIS favonte partners to encourage south to contmue hearts Is there a declarer 10 the were many, but Ozzie Jacoby, Charles Lochndge, Teddy brIdge worfd who wouldn't be Willing to bet hIS hfe saVIngs that Lightner and Boris Koytchou were certainly speCIal Only west held the heart Jack Why else would east play the kmg'1 So at Bans stilI IS WIth us and at Just shy of 80. he's stili a tnck (3) he won George's spade Jad. With hiS ace and led a second magnificant player heart to dummy's mne and our master's Jackl South almost fell out N"ote George's incredible defense on thiS one In partnership of hiS chair Not one word was spoken until George qUietly With Lochnoge some 40 years ago They were competmg ap.0loglzed He'd pulled the wrong card at tnck (2) agamst two of the club's most proTicleot stake players This Declarer', short retort wac; venomouc; "George, you're a brutal hand ISone of 52 that 20 years ago was pubhshea In the club's exhlblllOOIst ., And wllh that the onlookers broke mto a roar history of great performances """ ..• "'-W~DS Optical Studios Eye Examinations Independent Doctor of Optometry Eye Health Assessment Glaucoma and Cataract Evaluation "Rainbow on the River" Comprehensive Contact Lens Care We servIce and store furs no matler where tney were purchased June 29th & 30th 1996 Appointments Seen Promptly RiverView Plaza St Clair Michigan Appointments Available (I 94 East to EXit 257) 19261 Mack Ave" Grosse Pointe Woods Saturday 10 00 AM to 7 00 PM 882-9711 (313) 886-7715 Sunday 11 00 AM to 6 00 PM (Mack nea, Morass' Next to WOOds Theatre) West Bloomfield 5t Cliur Art ASSOCIatIOn Grosse Pointe Woods Bloomfield Hills 6900 Orc~ud Lake Rd WE ARE A FULLSERVICE FURRIER APPRAISALS 1-810 329-9<;76 19599 Mack Ave. Bloomfield Center Beaumont fIIedlcal Bldg btw. Moross • Vemler 79 W Long Lake Rd • REPAIRS• RESTYLING" RELINING" MONOGRAMMING SUite 307 855 1122 882.9711 (810) 647-1166 St CIII, Coulli)' ConWIIIIoII • VlIIIOfIIIurI/ItI - VI,lIor I EW~II~form"lo~ 1-800-852 4242 " FURCARE • CLEANING • COLD STORAGE :_~--."'t"5:=- ~--~~------.----- .. June 27, 1996 48 Churches Grosse Pointe News The Pastor's Corner Moving to new home may cause anxiety for ~ome family pets Welcoming change Movmgto a new homecan be the pet to sleep and show the By the Rev. DavId H. Wick trymg, exciting or exhausting ammal thiS area as soon as he Grosse POinte Baptist Church for people, but for a dog, cat, or she moves mto the home puppy or kitten, movmgcan be PlaCing a faVOrItetoy or bla"n- We hve In a world of increasingly rapId change In the both traumatic and confUSing ket In thiS area WIllmake the marketplace, corporatIOns rIse and fall based on their Ammals are territorIal by pet feel more at ease abIlity to change to meet new realItIes. nature, and uprooting them to SimIlarly, a feeding area But few people hke change when It Involves them per- a new locatIOnISoften a frIght- should be de~Ignated and sonally Change means discomfort wIth the unfamIhar. enmg experIence Although shown to the pet as soon as it means losing control, It means conflICt Every change relocating may be unaVOIdable, poSSIbleIf at all poSSIble,pets IS expenenced as a loss, and produces feelings of grIef there are steps pet owners can should not be left alone In the Christians and churche" are not exempt from the take to alleVIate some of the house for the first couple of socIOlogICallaws that govern change, any more than anxIety pets experIence when days, as some pets may pamc they are exempt from the law of graVIty. movmg and tear up the house Unless we want to find ourselves left behind by a AccordIng to Ken Genova, In addItIOnto the emotIonal veterinarian and MIchigan well-being of the ammal, pet changIng world, we need a theology of change Here are area vicepreSident for The Pet owners need to make certain my suggestIOns of bIblIcal pnnciples for a theology of Practice, It IS Important for theIr new home ISsafe and free change Pointers visit Vatican people to take theIr pets to the of any potentIal hazards. new neighborhood before the Genova suggests pet owners 1 Some thmgs must not change. There may not be Twelve Grosse Pointers Joined delegates from final move to famiharlze them thoroughly Inspect the back agreement on every change, but there can and should around the country to accompany Cardinal Adam WIththe area Walking the pet yard for pOIsonous weeds or be agreement on what cannot change, namely, the Maida (center) on a trip to the Vatican to see Pope through the neIghborhood plants, deep ground holes, essence of the Gospel (l Cormthia,ns 15 1-8) and our John Paul IIbless the cornerstone for the Pope John allows the ammal to become sharp fence opemngs and wild Paul Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. belIef In the mSpIratIOn of Scripture (2 TImothy 3.16- more comfortable Withthe new anImals that could pose a The stone. which is about the size of a small brick, 17 ) Th abandon or water down the fundamental truths surroundmgs and make the threat to theIr pets It IS also was taken from the tomb of St. Peter the Apostle, tranSitIOnto a new home more Important to check a new home of Scnpture ISto cease to be salt and lIght. We should directly beneath the main altar of St. Peter's Basilica eaSily be conservatIve indeed in our passion to guard the for fleas and ticks, espeCIallyIf in Rome. "Pets often exhIbIt strange the prevIOUSowners had pets Gospel. The blessing was highlighted by an audience with behaVIor after movmg," Lastly, Genova said to check Pope John Paul II(right). Genova saId. "Dogs and cats localordmances for regulatIons 2 Some things must change. God's work of redemt- "Seeing - and actually touching the Pope's hand - may pace a lot and appear to concernmg leashes, IIcensmg tIon means radIcal transformatIon. When we place our was an unbelievable experience," said Norma have dIfficultygetting comfort- and zonmg laws concernmg f8lth In Christ, He makes us new creatures, and from Lunsford of Grosse Pointe Farms (left). "When the able Many times they WIllrun fencing It ISalso Important to then on our minds must be remade and our very Pope entered the room, you knew you were in the from the new property If gIVen find a new veterinarIan and to natures transformed, if we are going to be withm the company of an extraordinary person." the opportunity or will urinate know the locatIOnof a 24-hour The Pope John Paul II Cultural Center will include WIllof God. That means change. If we had been barQ. or defecate m the new house .. anImal hospItal In case of a museum and library that will teU the story of the To combat these problems, emergencies, right the fIrst time, we wouldn't need to be born agaIn. papacy. The center hopes to receive thousands of vis- The most Important object of change is ourselves Genova suggests that a pet The Pet Practice operates a itors annually and to be the site of conferences, owner deSIgnate an area for Sometimes change agents like to work primarily with series of networks consisting of exhibits, seminars and other events relating to the more than 89 veterInary hospi- systems and programs. But bIblical change is first of all interaction between faith and culture. Parent support tals In 11 states The PE't personal. For more information about fundralsing e1l'orts for PractIce IS commItted to pro- the cultural center, call Lunsford at (313) 886-6624. viding quahty health care 3. Change must be driven by mISSIOn.The apostle group meets delivered WIthexceptional cus- PaWlS often quoted as saying he became "all things to tomer servtce all men," but often that quotation IS left Incomplete. He St. John Hospital plans program every month gave a reason for his willingness to change. "that by all means I might save some." Paul willingly changed his for health career awareness Friends Supporting Parents manners and customs to suit the need of the moment - St John HospItal and medIcal technology, nursmg, ISa commUnItyserVIcefor par- St. Paul Lutheran with the goal of winning converts to ChrIst. MedIcal Center's Department occupatIonal therapy, pharma. ents who have lost an Infant as ofVolunteerServtces WIllspon- cy, physical therapy, radiology, a result of mISCarrIage,stIll. Church to host 4. When change brings unfamiliarity that makes us sor a health career awareness respIratory care, securIty bIrth or neonatal death. It pro- VIdessupport through one-on- uncomfortable, we need tolerance and patience. Love day for students from 11 a.m polIceand fire, and speech lan- guitarist to 5 P m,Monday,July 8, at the guage pathology. one contacts and group meet- bears all things. 'Therefore, accept one another, just as Ings WIth other parents who St Paul EvangelIcal hOSPItal'Saudltonum Seating IS lImited For reser- Christ also accepted us to the glory of God" (Romans have experIenced a similar Lutheran Church, 375 Lothrop 15'7 ) Students will have a chance vatIons, call (313) 343-3682 to dIscuss career optIOnswith weekdays between 8 a m. and 7 loss. In Grosse Pomte Farms, WIll health care practitIOners p.m The group meets from 7 to 9 present Gerard Garno, claSSI- 5. When change feels to us like losmg control, we Areas represented will mclude Information on volunteering p m on the first Monday of cal and Christian gultanst, at need to recogn~zethat this is a positi.vespintual value food and nutrition, funds in the hospital for those 14 to every month at St Sylvester In the 10 a m worship service on When we lose control, we begm to gain a sense of the development, human 18years oldISalso avaIlable by Warren For mformatlOn, call Sunday, June 30 The public is realIty of God's control Mter all, He IS the only one III resources, medical records, calling the same number (313)823-5572 inVIted control In any case, whether we realize It or not. We can trust Him WIth our future, whatever changes It may brIng. 6 When change creates conflict, we must remember WORSHIP that conflict IS not an eVIl in Itself Resolved conflict SERVICES means positive change. For example, in the early church when conflIct over the treatment of WIdowsled Redeemer United GRACE UNITED to appointmg the first deacons and a more mtense con- St. James Lutheran Church CHURCH OF CHRIST 170 McMillan Rd , near Kercheval centratIOn on the ministry of the Word and prayer by First English Ev. Lutheran Church Methodist Church "~",i Kercheval 31 LakejlOmle Grosse POinte Farms. 884-0511 the apostles Vernier Rd at Wedgewood Dr 20571 VernIer JUSI W of (-94 CDGro~se POinte Park 822 3823 Grm~e Pmnte Wood~ Harper Woods Sunday - Wor;hlp 10 30 a m 8845040 884-2035 Tuesda} Thofl Shop 1030 3 30 WorsJup & Holy Eucharist 9:30 a m. Conflict can be handled in love. Jesus gave peace and 7 30 P m Thursday Worship 10 30 a m WorshIp Wednesday - ~ made peace, and HIS ministry continues in love and for- 9 30 a m Sunday Worship 9 15 Sunday Bible School Amarlng q~~~l'emoTSII 300 ,"r 'M'" InIN US Pr Troy G WBlle giveness. When conflIct IS resolved, rather than avoid- Dr Walter A Schmldl Pastor ed, the result IS stronger people and stronger organiza- Re\ Banon L Beebe ASSOCIatePaslor THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS: Christ the King tions. St.. Paul Ev. Lutheran GROSSE.'POINTE Lutheran Church f) 881.6670 e=;~~L,:>37S"othrop at Chalfonte "Christian Science" UNITED Mack at Lochmoor Pride of the Pointes 11[.r 1000 a m Worship With First Church of Christ, CHURCH 884-5090 ~ Communion . AFflUATI:D WrTH THE -AND ABC UCC Scientist 240 CHAlFONTE AT LOTHROP 815& 1045am Rachel Farkas of the CIty Nursery Available WOrshl p ServICes Nicole Rabaut, Brian Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke Grosse Pointe Farms; 884-3075 of GrossePomte earned a bach- Rebain, Laurie Thomas, S1 MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL 282 Chalfonte Ave. elor's degree In Journalism Catherine Thompson, .:< Old Hymn Sunday Rand, S Boeller. Pastor from Wayne State UmversIty. CHURCH Timothy A. HoIzerlaDd,Asst. Pastor Daniel Tucker, Melissa Van Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor emerilus She was a reCIpIent of the Hoek, Edward Watts, ~ 20475 ~unmngdale Park 4 blocks Wesl of Moroc;s 1030 1000 A Jot FAMILY WORSHlP Beverly Eckman JournalIsm Katherine Weed, Grosse Pomle Wood~,884-4820 Sunday a m (CR1 B ROOM AVAIlAIIU:) ScholarshIp and a three-year Gwendolyn Wrosch, Brian Sunday Sunday School 10 30 a m 1000 A Jot CHURCH SCHooL staff member of ''The South ~ ()(J a m Hol) Fu,hamt Wednec;day7 30 P m Rev E A Bray, Pastor ~ ~istnric Young, Jenna Nutter, 10 l'i a m Church School End," Wayne State's student Andrea Agosta, Amy 10 ,0 a m Choral Fuchamt iALLARE WELCOME newspaper She has been Anderson, Kai Bickenbach, "'- ~~ Grosse POinte ~ ~ariners' selected as a summer Intern at (Nuf'Cf\ A\arlablc) '.~(II ~ WOODS Mark Bickenbach, Sarah J The DetrOIt News She IS the Burnham, Christopher CHRIST (, ~ ,) PRESBYTERIAN A"CrmdlllOn,d 0l4urcfr daughter of Kathryn Farkas of Cassell, Brian Duignan, Grosse Pointe EPISCOPAL." Church Since 1842 the City of Grosse Pomte and 4nr:!ll an Indt'~ndenl Sheila Dyson, Ronald UNITED CHURCH 19950 Mack /between Moross & Veml8') John Mlcohof DetrOit Eisenhart, Peter Fox, Julie METHODIST \V A HOUSE OF PRAYER FOR ALL PEOPLE Hathaway, Kevin Saturday The 1928 Book of Common Prayer CHURCH Summer Worship Schedule Kasiborski, Kelly Konsler, 530 p m Hol} Euchanst SUNDAY Megan Bickersteth of Belinda Koo, Justin Koo, A hlend]) Chur~h for All Agc\ ~ ,0 a m Holy ('ommunlon Grosse Pomte Shores was Yanni Kouskoulas, Marko 211 Moroc;"Rd. Sunday 10 1S Adult Blhle '>ludy named to the dean's list of Kozul, Emily Kraft and Aris Gro'l'le Pointe farmc; 10,00 a.m. Worship II 00 Holy Communion 800am Hol) Euchanst Church '>unday School and N"""ry Baker Collegeof Port Huron Lambropoulos. 886-2363 StilI more were Emily Lee, 900am Adult EducatIOn Worship Ennchment dunng THURSDAY Kevin Magee, Megan 9 ()()a m & II l'i a m 'Wor~hlp SefV1cefor Children from 12 I () r m Hol) ('"mmunl()n Grosse POinters recognIzed Malecek, Leah Macina, Eric 10 15 a m Hol} Euchanst 10 l'i -'...... ------""!~~!!!!".-...... _ItM~_--...-._.... - . June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Health 58 Managing pain Astigmatism By Dr. Daniel Hass Special Writer may be Pam IS one of the most common symptoms for whIch patwnts seek medIcal care, yet the study of pam IS a faIrly new SCIence that ISJust begInning to treated with receIve attentIOn m both the local and natIOnal medIa. lasers Because of the hIgh costs often assocIated wIth Person" WIth astIgmatIsm health care, many people ask, "How much WIll It cost are now elIgible to be treated to Implement effectIve pain management strategIes?" WIth the eXClmer laser to Perh"p" th(? morD roloY:mt questIOn shoulJ be reQ'lC" or e'lmm:J.to theIr "What IS the cost of faIlure to treat pain?" rehance on eyeglasses or on Inadequate pam control can lead to repeated hOSpI- contact lenses tal admls'>lOlIs or prolonged stays, the development of The Food and Drug AdmInIstratIOn recently postoperative complica- approved the cllmcal tnals at tIons and other adverse the Kresge Eye InstItute, locat- patient outcomes This ed In the DetrOit Medical makes the educatIOn of Taking part in the grand opening of Le Fontbonne Shoppe at St. John Hospital and Center's Hutzel HospItal clImclans, patIents and MedicalCenter are. from left, WilliamLeaver, chief operating officer: Sister Jacqu1e A. A lImIted number of patients the public critIcal to the Wetherholt, executive director Philanthropic Services at St. John Health System; Ann With low and high degrees of effectIve management Garberding, chairman of Le Fontbonne Shoppe's grand opening committee; Ardis astIgmatIsm WIll be treated of pain control. Gardella, president of the Fontbonne Auxiliary; and Judith Sieber. Le Fontbonne With thiS advanced exclmer Unfortunately, pam Shoppe displays. laser. education in medical Researcher Dr Jayne WeISS schools, residency and hopes It WIllbe as effectIve on Fontbonne Auxiliary launches astigmatIsm The lllstItute IS fellowship programs one of only four faCIlities in the and in nursmg schools Umted States approved by the has been madequate, new gift shop at St. John Hospital FDA to use the laser to treat with httle time devoted astIgmatIsm to the assessment and ExcImer laser VISIOncorrec- The Fontbonne AUXIlIary of Le Fontbonne Shoppe hours Maureen McCabe, K1'lstme management of pain. tion IS a refined technIque St John HospItal and Mechcal are 9 30 a m to 8 p.m Mestdagh, PatriCIa Minnick, which reshapes the front of the In order to manage Center recently celebrated the Mondays through Fndays, 11 Kelly OlIver, Meloche Scherer, pain, climcians and grand opemng of a new gIft a m to 7 p.m Saturdays, and eye (or cornea) usmg a preCIse- Gall Schneider, JudIth L. ly focused UV lIght Dr. Daniel Hass patients must unite to shop, Le Fontbonne Shoppe, in noon to 6 p m Sundays. SIeber, Manlyn Stedem and learn more about pain the lobby of the hospital's The grand opening commit- dJ.rolyn Wagner. For more mformation, call (313) 745.4500 and become actively Concentrated Care BUilding, tee Included Ann Garberding, involved in the learning process. Comprehensive 22101 Moross at Mack chaIrman; BetteJean Ahee, patient education can help patients to better identify The shop will carry new lux- Cathy Andary, KJ.mberleigh their own threshold for pain and take a more active urIOus lInes of gifts for all occa- BIll, Marlene Boll, Gayle sIOns and WIll prOVide gIft role in managing their pain. Boutrous, Jenmfer Brock, wrappIng, gift certificates, per- Glona Clark, LetitIa Clark, The best time learn about pam management, to sonal shoppers and In-hospital Ann Dalby, Peggy Davis, Dermatology however, isn't after surgery. Th be most effective, delivery. Santma Fulgenzl, Ardis 'l! ... I pain education should be provided before patients • - •••• J_ Medical • Surgical • Cosmetic All proceeds wJl1 help sup- Gardella, PatrIcia Glftos, , .. " "I 'r"4l: All Problems of the Skm, HaIr. Scalp & NaIls experience pain so that they are informed and able to port patIent care programs and Patncla Jeffs, Mary -/',* assist in their own relief. ~KATHRYN H. SUSSMAN, M.D. services at the hospital Lamparter, Mana Lucarelli, At 81. John Hospital and Medical Center, patients A~')-,\, TEENAGE SKIN PROBLEMS scheduled for surgical procedures receive a copy of t!' ? ' -Adult Acne' Moles. Wan< • Collagen ~.. t:'~ ' ('(}l11l11l1lli~l' ''(JIIIII'eer.~... Dr Daniel Hass l.S an anestheswloglst and medical dllw'for of the acute pam serVice at St John HospItal and MedIca' Center He IS a reSIdent of Grosse Boa S«ours Is the Eastside's Leader Powle Park ------in Women's Health Care. Business People every week Tolearn more about BonSecours Women's HealthCare or for a BON SECOURS WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE in the Physician Referral, please can Progressive medicine with the human touch Grosse Pointe News 1-800-303-7314. 468 Cadieux Road, Grosse POInte, MichIgan 48230 , (> 1996 Bon Secoun of l\lk1ripn Healrhc."" SY>lem loc ------~ ------_ ...... _._---_.------...... ~ ...~--- .... 68 Entertainment June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News The plowing season: A perfect time in Amish Country When I arrived m the of German, S\\ISS dnd Engh<;h right l'ennsylvanJd Dutch countr) We wel e sel \ cd t) plcdl Although Donald does most friendships m the commumty It seems he Iround Lancaster. Pa. Just a of the talkmg, Florence men- and WIll share them WIth you hearly fare by thc FIshel" dnd hiS WIfe I( Ii \I eek'i dgO I found thpre baked chlckC'n thigh" w,ltC'd tIons that tOUrists often ask Phone number IS (717) 768- h Id uepn lots of rUIIl dud the Florence, preg- unusual questlOn~ 3758 WIth crushed WI n flake" ,lIld nant WIth child IIL ld~ wel e sogg; ,edsoned "cllt, egg noodle ... "One young boy d<;ked me If Just up the road from the .Ju~t 1Ike Mlchlg,m No 5, operate we practIced bulh conti 011 I mn I~ the town of Intercourse sldtherpd Illth bllttPI. "te,lIned Red Rose J JII" l~ No one who VISIts here can help but marvel at the Music lIfestyle of these famlhes who call themseh es ,.the pIam onthep~ 1996 people" In fact, an astute glllde pomted out, "Those who call laza themselves AmIsh or use the word AmIsh on a SIgn are not Bring the fami~,lawn chairsand ~cnic baske~ to GrossePointe's really AnllSh They would never use theIr relIgIon to promote themselves The way Village Plaza at the corner of Kerchevaland St.Clair to IdentIfy a real AmIsh bUSI- ness IS by findmg a Sign that and enjoy these ~eat - tet -outdoor concerts, read~ "Closed Sundays" or 'No photo,; please" Emanuel (call me Manm' i and Eleanor FI"her THURSDAY, JUNE 27- 7:00 p.m. wel.' 'uch a couple They f.Irm. he run" a woodworkmg Johnny Bassett's Blues Insurgtnts ~hop .md to make a bit of monC'; on the "Ide, they serve Just back from a European tour, th~~anene~ized ~zz.blues blend, hOInP wO"I'd lunches to MUSICAND LTJICS IY tourlsh 111 thplr home ThiS I SATURDAY, JULY 6 -1:00 pm. STEPHEN SONDHEIM Grosse Pointe Community (hd not (" Stratford's Festival Theatre features I Amadeus' A powerful fal:>CmatIOnwith mdeed, some of the greatest Saherl's seductIOn to Win a depth J,trJl('~ BIl'lIdllk ,1'- fictIOn based 0n fact emerges musIc ever wntten favor for her husband? Is Fmpl'lol ,Joseph II 1\\ hu 10\e~ as Stratford's reVIVal of Peter But It IS the suspense of the Mozart really haluunatlllg the mU~ll d,;,Ion,; a~ It dol'''' lIot Shaffer's hit play, "Amadeus," story, and ItS humor too, that ghost of hiS father or IS It "trdlll the ear) dnd ( 1J1IJJllbe unfolds on the stage of the matters The audience IS kept Sa hen In dIsgUIse? [)prnelo, dO,('OU~lJll/l the 10\ Festival Theatre at thiS <;um on the edges of theIr seat" Stephen OUimette as lUg but o,ufll'llng will' both mer's Stratford Festival Mozart, Colombe Demers as bring WJrm human dldl dLter Brian BedfOi d, as the vm- hiS Wife Constanze, and e;,pe to thetr roleo, thJt dde! com Ie dlctIve AntOnIO SaherI, makes State of the Arts lclally Bedford as SalIen, hold tlOn to the ~lf('c,~e..,hl'[\H'eJl the audience feel every drop of the audience 10 rapt fascIna the 1lIlhlUdlh hiS frustratIOn and bitterness t1nn qc: the lptrlgJC' t:.::fc!ds Su..-tJ: 1...11 OUUU\.,l,lt.. (I .....da,.- because a crude, rude, over- And more than ever, It I" llnpetuOIl'> Am -A-_-~------...... ---- -:....-...... -.-...-""-~~ r-a._...... _...--.. ------T _ ...._ - _ .... 68 Entertainment June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News The plowing season: A perfect time in Amish Country ~hE'n I arrIved In the of German, SWISSand English nght I'enn-;yh ama Dutch wuntry We Wele served l)plcal Although Donald does most fTiendshlpb m the communIty It seem" he IrOUI,d Lancaster, Pa , Just a hedrty fare by tIll' FI<;heI" of the talkmg, Florence men- and WIll share them WIth you dnd hIS WIfe 1l \\ \\eek-; dgO I found there baked thlckpl1 thlgh<., (u,ltpd tIons that tounsts often ask Phone number IS (717) 768 Florence, preg- unusual questlOns It lei bel'll loh of rdlll and the WIth cru"hld lO! n nakp" dnd 3758 IIdnt With child lId" \\I!'Il.' "oggy <.,easoned ".llt, l'I:;g lIoodle" "One young boy asked me If Just up the road from the No 5, operate ,lll"t hke MIChlgdll ~ldtlll'l cd \\ lth buttel, <.,tc,lIl1cd we practlced bIrth LOntrol' I mn IS the town of Intercourse Red Rose 1111<.,IS .1 pldte where e\ et}- rpd potdtue", wle <.,1..1\\,Dutch know I turned led j really On a Saturday, It was ExcurslOns, a " 1l' t,llk" about the wedt!lPl applp pl(', taplOt,1 puddlllg ,md dIdn't know what to "ay bustlmg, both WIth tOUrIsts tour company Frankly, I aVOIded ans;venng " , Jll<.,[,lllt!\,..It h~dSt a-; It I,lll ,lp.ll t thowllle L.lkp 'llll'- and the local folk domg They are mem- lllat!'" to f,lI Hung After ..III, \\.IS accompalllct! b) IJome Billett's mSlghts are all the errands Most mterestmg arE' 1 bers he I'Pore rntf?l"'(loc:::hnCT ~P"'''H'C:O \YC • 1 ,... <;. H'"(' H .. h.-t.luU TC:J] t L.lb ut~i... uhlJ(... In l,.J;J <.lULldiu LIlCl the A:msh shops !lk::' explams, of a I, Ie dud <.IIIthe bulZ this par "tl <.Ingeapplcsdllce It \\ a<; have already be~n told, at an Lapp's Coach Shop An excel- orange small commum- ImpreSSIve audlO-vISlld! pre- lent stop for any VISItor IS the ty of about 200 When I asked Mrs FIsher sentatIOn called "The AmIsh People's Place herItage center, Travel Trends people called what was m It, the reply \\ as Expenence," that the Amish where the hfestyle of the the River as baSIC as she "Oh, I Just mIx staunchly believe that a per- AmIsh IS senSItIvely presented Brethren son cannot be of both worlds III some apncot Jell-O II m a 30-mmute documentary "LIke the As I tned to understand the - that .adults must choose film AmIsh," he lives of these people who live whether to hve wlthm or out- Be sure to VISit the shops explainS, "we apart m a modern world, 1 SIde the commumty And they whIch AmIsh famIlies operate are came upon an enlrghtemng frankly admIt to losmg some out of theIr homes One of AnabaptISts, fact There are actually 48 dIf- of their young people to the these IS J&B Qwlts and Crafts we believe m ferent groups of plam people "outSIde world" every year (157 North Star Road, Ronks) adult baptism m thiS part of Pennsylvama, Meeting such people was a where the selection of hand. ''However, we each With ItS own set of lead- highhght of thIS trIp for me crafted quilts was about two- believe m bap- tlcular week was that warm ers and ItS own mterpretatlOn The best way for you to meet feet deep PrIces ranged from tIsm by immer- weather was finally here and of the rules Most are eIther and apprecIate these people is $390 to $750 for a queen-sIze plowmg could begm. SIOn whIch IS to stay at a bed & breakfast quilt. AmIsh, Mennomte or But I dId not know this where we got the name the where the owners can usually As we were leavmg And so It did. One of the Brethren when I first glrmpsed Donald greatest pleasures of VISIting RJ.ver Brethren . some peo. arrange for you to eat With a Intercourse, waIting for sever- I stayed at the Hlstonc snd Florence Billett They pIe call us the Dunkers" this very special part of Strasburg Inn, nght m the local famIly or attend commu- al carnages to pass on were the only two people m He explamed. "We split off AmerIca ISJust gettmg In a mIddle of Arrush country, near nity functions such as horse HIghway 340, a hand sudden- plam dress at a cocktail recep- from the Amish way back in auctIOns. car and dnvlng the back roads the well-known towns of tron at the Hershey Hotel. ly darted out of one of them the 1700s As a result, we Dunng our mornmg excur- so that you can admire the Intercourse and Blrd-m-Hand CurIOUS as to theIr purpose, I and waved at us. Manny's sIl- aren't nearly as strict. sion, we happened upon such ver-bearded face followed farms They are beautIful and ThiS area IS prImarIly Old 'IJ Sidled over and Donald, a big prosperous And the Old Order Although we wear the plain an inn. We had stopped to We'd made a friend already. Order Amish But Just acro~s bear of a guy, smIled WIde and clothmg, we drIve cars and use Amish famlhes that own and Highway 23 to the north IS take pictures of an old mill, For more mformation, con- pressed hIS card mto my hand electrrcity. You mIght say that and nght next door was the work them are, to most of us, Mennomte country And mter- "I'll bet I'm the only plarn tact the PennsylvanIa Dutch such a mystery we have a foot in both worlds. pIcturesque Osceola MIll spersed between the person you've met who has an ConventIOn & Visitors Bureau, But who better to Interpret House, operated by Robm and So, on a bnght Saturday Mennomtes and the AmIsh are 800 number and a fax 501 Greenfield Road, morning when the sun finally the plain people to visitors? Sterling Schoen. It seems the a number of other groups machme," he sard He was Lancaster, Pa., 17601j phone burst through, we set out That makes us good guides." Schoens have nurtured many (800) PA DUTCH (723.8824) early to see what this hfestyle was all about We weren't dIs- appomted In field after field, we were treated to a splendId, If simple, Sight - a rig of FOR THE PICTURES YOU BRING BACK FROM VACATION. maybe a half dozen mules or The River Place Hotel AND ALL THOSE SUMMER ART FAIRS ... Belgian horses hItched to a r ~'CS;~M-F~;M7"N~ - r- -DO:7T':"YOURSELF- plow and crossmg the fields A COUPl..I!: FRAMING methodIcally, often WIth only Presents Detroit's Ultimate a barefoot teenage boy at the OF OUR MOST helm Around 10 am, we came DiningExperience. REDEEMING upon an interesting gathenng near the town of ParadIse QUALITIES~ ," Perhaps a hundred people Impeccable servIce, a comfortable, • ANY FRAME OF ANY FRAME OF YOUR - from parents to wee chil- casual atmosphere, and a waterfront YOUR CHOICE CHOICE WHEN YOU dren - were gathered at a WHEN YOU HAVE lilIg~~o:m vIew of Canada offer the perfect ASSEMBLE IT .,mall "tream, f1"h,ng pole" 1n ".,ttmg for a perfect meal Call IT ASSEMBLED Your Parllu!r 111 Frammg. YOURSELF hand MUST BE PRESENTED WHEN ORDER 20655 Mack Avenue today for reservations, With- IS WRITTEN NEW ORDERS ONLY NOT MUST BE PRESENTED WHEN ORDER VALID WITH ANY OIHER COUPON Grosse POinte Woods MI IS WRlTrcN NEW ORDERS ONLY NOT "It's a fishmg derby'" I pro- out them, }ou could mIss a ___ ~~S~3~6 .. VAUD WITH ANY OTHER COUPON (313) 884-0140 E~PIAES 813198 claImed, revealing my rare 0PpOrtlllllty Baron's IS Midwestern roots And, sure ------~ enough, It was (although they dISCreetly located illSIde The call It a "contest" here) RIVer Place Hotel 1000 River Seems thIS IS an annual Place (313)259-4855 spring event put on by the local sportsmen's club, which (C- ) G~E stocked the stream the day S~K before ~C.J What was so mterestmg IS that more than half of the BARON'S STEAKHOUSE familIes particIpatIng were ~;"t~f"f"..J ArnJsh . and to see them out of theIr homes and shops, struggling WIth barting hooks and dealing With restless tod- dlers Just like everyone else, reveals how they manage to fit mto our society. No one who VISIts here can help but marvel at the Music hfestyle of these families who call themseh es "the plam onthep~ 1996 people" In fact, an astute guIde pomted out, ''Those who call laza themselves AmIsh or use the ,I word AmIsh on a Sign are not ~ngthe fami~t~wnchairsand ~cnic baskets to GrossePointe's , really AmIsh They would never use their religion to promote themselves The way Village Plazaat the comer of Kerchevaland St.(~ir to Identify a real AmIsh bUSI- I ness IS by findmg a SIgn that and enjoy these~eat - fta - outdoor concerts. ~ reads "Closed Sundays' or I~ , No photos please" ~. I" Emanuel (call me r Manny' , and Eleanor FIsher THURSDAY, JUNE U'7:00 p,rn. 'f w!'rl' "~Ich - me. F n. ""_"'7 ... June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Entertainment 78 Stratford's Festival Theatre features I Amadeus' A powerful fascmatwn WIth Indeed, some of the greatest Saherl's seductIOn to Win a depth J -.-.--...._.------_.------.....-- -- -:::.._ ...... _ ...... ",-.;:~ C"""'a._... •• - - - -~ ... 88 famil features by Caroline Jeffs June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News Story Time on Mack Pettmg Farm In Ann Arbor admlsslOn IS $7 for adults and Schoolcraft Kid College There wIll be a story time for There will be magIc shows, an $4 for chlldren 3 to 17 and looks, but grows to be a beauti- Amazmg Techmcolor chIldren at the Barnes and antique tractor exhIbIt, hay Students, age 4 to hIgh ful swan "'I'he Ugly Ducklmg" Dreamcoat" to DetrOit begln- semor CItizens 65 and older school, can contll1ue their edu- Noble Bookstore on Thursday, ndes, ammal demonstrations ChIldren under three are free runs Monday through Fnday mng Sept 6 at the Fox June 27, at 7 p m and Tuesday, and a smg-a.long by a camp catIOn thiS summer WIth class- through July 12, exdudll1g Theatre For more mformatlOn, call es at Schoolcraft College The July 2, at 11 a m Chlldren are fire AdmISSIon IS $3 and ChIlo (810) 645-3200 July 4 There IS one Saturday college IS offering both InvIted to bnng theIr favonte dren under 2 get In free There performance on July 13. All The productIOn IS lookmg for KaleIdoscope classes In math, stuffed ammal along to the sto- WIll be pIzza, beverages and performances are at 10 30 a m four chOirs composed of 23 College for Kids computers, the arts and SCI- rIes For information call (313) s'mores available at an extra TIckets are $3 and group rates singers each, ranging In ages Students from kmdergarten enceb and Talented and Gifted 884-5220 charge For more mformatlOn, are available For tickets, call from nme to 15 years For to 10th grade can partIcIpate 10 call (313) 930-5032 classes Kaleidoscope clas'les the box office at (313) 577- more informatIOn on the a fun-filled summel of learmng are scheduled for two or three 0852 "Dreamcoat Choral Challenge," Youth Festival beglnnmg m July Macomb weeks, Monday through The EastpoInte EarthQuest Commumty College's "College contact Margaret LIVingston at Thursday and begm July 15 (800) 522-5450 InternatIonal Youth Festival DIscover why three words as for fuds" offers 38 different Fees range from $71 to $78 Coming Fun SImple as reduce, reuse and \\ III tahe place Fnday, June 28 classes which will be oITered Arts and Crafts and runs through Sunday, recycle can help make the tWIce a week for four \\eeks The Talented and GIfted Kids take the Stage The Art Center In Mount June 30 at Kennedy Park m planet a greener, cleaner and Classes will be taught at classes meet for two weeks, Grosse Pomte ChIldren's Clemens announces Its sum- Eastpomte The event whIch safer place when EarthQuest Macomb's Fra<;er camnu" "'- begmnmg July 8 or July 22 Theatre IS offermg summel :T.cr YvutJ, AJ. L i;dUlP 1he benellts Eastpomte youth pro- Illakeb Itb mIdwest debut at Center campus m 611l1ton Fpeb r,mge Irom $75 to $95 workshops for abpmng young week long sessIOns begm July 8 grams, wIll feature bmgo and Cranbrooh InstItute of SCience TownshIp Fees range from Walk m reglstratlOn for both actors and actresses ages SIXto and I un through the first week Vegas tents, mUSIC,games, and ThIS new envIronmental exhIb- $35-$149 For more mforma- progl dms ISJune 27 Mall and 18 One hour class seSblons of August There are a vanety I efreshments '1 he festival It runs through Sept 15 tlOn or to register, call (810) fax reglstratlOn conhnues mcludmg ('reatl~e Drama, hourb are 5 p m to mldmght on Presented as an interactive 296-3516 through July 1 To fax regis- of art classes Includmg Jewelry IntroductIOn to Performance FrIday, noon to mldmght on VIdeo game, VISItors must col- tratIOn, dial (313) 462-4572 makll1g. paper mache, cartoons and Advanced Performance Saturday and noon to 11 pm lect VItal envIronmental mfor- Schoolcraft College IS located and masks Mornmg sessIOns WIll meet dally between 10 on Sunday Kennedy park IS matlon at each of EarthQuebt's at 18600 Haggerty between SIX run from 9 to 11 a m and after- a m and 4 30 p m and are located at Stephens and five zones neIghborhood, Go Buggy! and Seven MlIe, Just west of I. noon sessIOns run from 11 15 dIVided mto age and expen- Schroeder Parkmg and admis- home, shOPPing, transporta- 275 m LlVoma For more mfor- a m to 115 pm The Art ence The Ann, Arbor Hands-On Center IS located at 125 sIOn IS free For more Informa- tIOn and recycling Cranbrook Museum IS offermg a mmd matlon, call (313) 462-4448 Macomb Place m downtown tion, call, (810) 447-2175 InstItute of SCience IS open bugghng demonstratIOn on Workshop fee IS $90 for 10 Mount Clemens Call (810) Monday through Thursday msects all July The demon- 'The Ugly Duckling' one hour classes RegistratIOn (rom 10 a m through 5 pm, 469-8666 for more mformatlOn btratlOn, which WIll be shown The HIlberry stage opens ItS IS July 2 accordmg to the fol- Family t'oe Down and Friday and Saturday from Saturdays at 1 and 3 pm, and curtams to children thIS sum- lowlI1g schedule elementary The Dommo's Farms Pettmg 10 a m to 10 P m and Sunday Catch a Dreamcoat Sundays dt 2 and 4 pm, was mer Wlth ItS productIon of the students, 3 to 4 30 pm, mIddle Farm IS holdmg a Family Hoe from 1 to 5 p m The Institute Area children's chOirs are created speCially for young claSSIC children's story about and high school students, 4.30 Down Saturday, June 29, from IS located at 1221 N Woodward mVlted to audition for roles m chIldren Call (313) 995-5439 the adventures of a ducklmg to 6 pm Call (313) 881-7511 6 to 9 p m at Domino's Farms m Bloomfield Hills Museum the return of "Joseph and the for more mformatlOn who IS shunned because of hiS for more mformatlOn DKG Society International presents award The Grosse Pomte chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma SocIety InternatIonal present- ed ItS Woman of the Year Award to Dons Zenn at the iCompany'is coming group's spring luncheon meet- Grosse Pointe Summer Stock and the Schalln Ing at the Lochmoor Club Theatre Company will present two perfor- Zenn, a retired Grosse Pointe mances of Stephen Sondheim's musical comedy School System librarIan, was "Company" on Thursday and Friday, June 27 honored for her dedIcatIOn, and 28, at the Grosse Pointe Community Per- professIOnallsm and outstand. fOrmingArts Center in Grosse Pointe Woods. Ing contrIbutIOns to the com- Grosse Pointe Summer Stock is a non-profit mumty organization dedicated to performing arts edu- Hostess commitee chaJrmen cation and to bringing quality theatrical pro. were Dr Joyce Warner, Pat ductions to the local stage. The Schalin Theatre Pompi and Theone Gregg - Company is an Ann Arbor group of student thes- pians and technicians. At the left, is the cast and staff of "Company." Tickets, which are $12 for adults and $8 for students and seniors, may be reserved in B. A REO CROSS VOLUNIIIR ad"ance by calling (313) 885.6131. TO PlACE YOUR FREE AD, CAll 1-800-731-7887 TO RESPOND TO ADS, CAll 24 hours a day For OS"Sloncll frcm an IntrodlJdlons 1-900-860-1310 represe<1fahve, call ~.fnday 80m 11pm, Svncla.,. lOam 6 pm We'll hejp yoy wnle 'fO'K FRfE 30 word Call costs $1.99 per minute. ad and 9"'" yoy ""1rud1ons an Iiow 10 recorcl and You must be 18 or older. rein""" your messages lor FREE It's -,. and funl U!"'9 °...... -- ...... 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"" t ( g h' ~~~~:-- ~ __ June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News metro calendar 96 Thursday, June 27 DetrOIt restaurants and free concerts Second City's New through Sept 29 Cranbrook Scientific Method Music on the Plaza and other performances. Taste Revue House IS the oldest manor Brooklyn based artl"t Judy Fest ticket!> must be used to Johnme Bassett's Blues Second City'S seventh revue home m the Detroit area It Thomas Investlgdte" "pace, purchase food and beverages Insurgents will be performmg Sunday, June 30 "Slipped a DISCUS" contmues was bUIlt m 1908 by world hght, form and substance In Tickets, which are $5 for nme Thursday, June 27, at 7 pm as Fireworks Display the troupes tradition of hve famous DetrOIt architect Albert "Scientific Method," a 'ilte "pe tickets, can be purchased at part of the MusIc on the Plaza The Lo(hmoor Club of comedy theatre rooted m con- Kahn for one time DetrOit clfic mstallatlOn on ~!Cw ticket booths along West Grand series The Plaza IS located at Grosse Pomte Woods will put temporary social, pohtlcal and News publisher George Booth through FrIday, Augu"t 2, at Boulevard durmg the festival the mtersectlOn of Kercheval on theIr annual Independence cultural Issues Performances and hiS Wife Ellen Tours of the DetrOit Focus Gallery 'I homa"- Free concerts wlll take place and St Clair m Grossr Pomte's Day fireworks display on run Wednesdays through house Will not only reveal the uses recycled products, most every day In the Fisher Village shoppmg district Bnng Sunday, June 30 The show, Sundays at 8 p.m with addi- magnificent deSign and mten- notably plastiC "hoppmg Ldg, Buildmg Parkmg lot, New a piCniC basket, lawn chair or which can be Viewed from tional shows on Fndays and or of the house, but also m!>lght and nylon hOSiery, to ([('dtl' Center Park and In front of the hlankl't tn "'1]")' tr'" frc( con P"r""l1" l'yf.rl ACROSS 10 11 I The world its neW"interactive contputer systent Iccordlng to Arp Treasures from the DetrOIt mformatlOn on a ~pecific said Tara Robmson, coordma- 5 Clear tlbles CHIP on the Internet, and the Institute of Arts' permanent obJect, other obJects of the peri- tor of exhIbitIOns at the DIA 8 - biked m soliCitation of fundmg for ne\\ collectIOn, as well as the ablhty od, the artist's personal and and CHIP project director technology development and 12 Kyolo SllShes to Journey through time and profeSSIOnal life, the artist's "Whether a CHIP user spends productIOn 13 BIt 11lItenil hiStory, Will literally be at DIA techmques, related hiStOry, two mmutes or 20 mmutes 14 Old VCR fOO11lI 4 VISitors' fingertips beglnnmg geography, and the Impact of brOWSing the collectIOn, we The use of CHIP IS free to all IS Art medium today. Thursda), June 27 16lnll-epld art In society believe CHIP ....111 enhancE' any museum vIsitors 18 Word wllh map Unlike a "~,rtual museum,' museum Vlsltor's expenence " The DIA IS locat('d at 5200 or PitCher DIA director Samuel Sachs CHIP IS deSigned to supple- CHIP was developed by DIA \Voodward A\enue In the 20 Il's often II has announced the premiere ment a gallery VlSlt by Increas- stall'. Future plans for CHIP Umversltv Cultural ('pnter beluOOlwo of CHIP, an mteractlvP com big lups mg the VISitor's understandmg mclude distributIOn In CD- Hours ar~ 11 a m to 4 p m 21 - to thme puter system deSigned to make and appreCiatIOn of the DIA's ROM format to educatIOnal Wedne!>days through Frlday~ own - be true" 9 the museum's collectIOn more renowned collectIOn lllstltutlOns m Mlchlgan, the 11 a m to 5 p m weekend" 23 Nelghb« of acces<;Ible, Interestmg and additIOn of new segments such Recommended adml"",on I" $1 Ven enJoyable for VISitors 24 ScIffoldmg It ''The development of mnova- as an updatable program and for adults, $1 for chIldren and Cape Cllllvenl tlve educatIOnal proJects, espe- events module, the mcluslOn of student", free for mem bPI" 28 Anzolll clly ('HIP (Computer Cially those employmg new 31 Have bills Hyperm£'dla Interpretive medIa, are museum prIOTltIeS," 32 Winning 53 Ski chimp 6 Exploll~uon 29 lack of ~Bamey 34 One of lhe Tommy 7 Persian cal? Miller" Program) a custom.de"lgned Sachs sald ''ThiS prototype - Questers install new officers 54. and mISter Tnnlly 8 flowenng 30 Abby S SIS mteractIVe program showcas- certamly the most ambitIOUS 35 CIIl on I of -- 9 Unnvaled 33 Suppllcare mg the DIA's encyclopediC col- undertakmg of thiS nature by The final meetmg of the "ea trea"urer 55 Teaspoonful, 36 Carolina nver plger 10 Lead In ro son of Questers No 147 includ- Chapter No 147 IS celebrat- perhlps l8 Away from lectIOn, IS currently housed In a an AmeTlcan museum - IS 37 MlIlllry post boy or gill ed installatIOn of new officers Ing ItS 35th anmver"ary and 39PhD,eg 56 Hold lhe II Relaxed lhe shore kIOsk m the center of the muse. only the first step in a project. 10 They are Jan Rehmann, presI- 41 'lICk Spnl's dud I 7 C1larl es Dutton 40 Toothplsre urn's first level With a Simple ed SIX- to 12-station system will reCelve a certIficate at th£' 57 Showdown dIet sllcom type touch on the 20-mch color mono dent, LOIS Jacobs, Vlce presI- state's fall conventIOn, whIch dllocllve that will also encompass art 42 PeeVish 19 ArchnocI 42 Lean 10 dent, Andrea Rasmussen, "ec DOWN Itor ,,-cr('en, VISitors can access games, tours and pubhc pro- wdl be held m the Grn"se temper 'laannen 4'\ Bollvlln buck 1 -The lady or full.color Images of, and mfor. gram mformatlOn " retary, and Carol Schrashun, Pomte arra In October 45 They N11 up 22 Re lhe unborn 44 Megolomltllacil the Tlger?- 100 down 24 Sailor mlnner matlOn relatIng to, nearly 200 your legs 2 Rose s love 2~ Reverenllal 46 Skunk's defense ohJects from the DIA's collec- "We use the word 'hypentle- 1 Plckhng herb 49 UnmIndful fear 47 Famed 1~Ih dla' because we've gone beyond 5 1 M me enlrlnce 4 Hockey cenrury shIp tIOn "Oll CAN ADVERTISE TOO! 26 tJ nnece55llry CHIP allows the uc;er to 52 Bemg, 10 "allsllc 27 JFK advIser 48DIlI,er traditional medIa, mcorporat. BruIUS 5 EtIIgmallc Theodore ~Ms P1ggy direct the course of discovery mg audiO, mUSIC,digitized film, CALL 882-3500 For m"tance, he or she can find animation, and digital Video," To RESEfM DISPlAY AlMRTISINC SPACE By 2 00 P M FRIDAY - " June 27, 1996 10B En emellts Grosse Pointe News engineering and a master's finance manager With Freeway Insurance underwflter With Chauvin- degree in computer engmeer- Ford Inc m Denver Gallagher-Abow m Troy Stutsman- mg He IS co-owner and semor Hampton- Johnston software developer of ExcluslVe Lady- Computer InnovatlOns Thibodeau Daly- Taylor Mr and Mrs Paul J Dr and Mrs John R Chauvin of Grosse Pomte B klo Mr dnd Mrs Verne C Robinson Brackett of Grosse Pomte Park Shores have announced the ur t- Hampton II of Grosse Pomte Kramer and DavId Stutsman of engagement at their daughter, Woods have announced the Mr and Mrs Paul Lady of Joseph and Nancy Grosse Pomte Farmc; and Mr Elkhart, Ind , have announced Amy l\llchele Chauvin, to Arms t engagement of their daughter, the engagement of their daugh- Dd\ld Allen Johnston, son of rong Juha C Hampton, to Edward Stockhausen of St ClaIr have and Mrs Andrew SpIegel of announced the engagement of Dayton, OhIO, have announced ter, Jenmfer Lynn Stutsman of !\Ir dnd lIlrs Donald R Charles and Eleanor Burkh R Thibodeau, son of Mr and their daughter, MIchelle Lynne the engagement ofthelr daugh- San Jose, Cahf, to Barry Johnstull of Clinton Township, of Grosse Pomte Woods have Mrs Robert L Thibodeau of Daly, to Mark Edward Kramer, ter, Jenmfer Howell Lady, to MorrIs Taylor, also of San Jose, formell)' of Grosse Pomte announced the engagement of Grosse Pomte Farms An son of MIchael and Joann Scott FranCIS Robmson, son of and son of Morns and Dorothy \Voad" A Septembel \\eddmg their daughter, Jenmfer Octobel weddmg IS planned Taylor of Baltimore. An AUg'..lst Hampton graduated from Kramer of the City of Grosse Mr and Mrs RIchard Robmson Burkh, to KIrk Armstrong, son Pomte A November weddmg IS of Brandon, Vt, and Mr and weddmg IS planned Rolhns College With a bachelor Stutsm~n :s :J. .s~:...d(:lr..tat S3n of B~r, .1.<•• ui".I.J TOld AJ. .L11~tJ. Un€) jJldlllleu !vII b J eITY Diamond ot of Farmmgton Hills A Daly graduated from the Montpelier, Vt A September Jose Umverslty and works for November weddmg IS planned Umverslty of MichIgan With a weddmg IS planned Burkll graduated flom bachelor of arts degree and Lady earned a bachelor of Western Mlclugan University maJors 10 educatiOn and arts degree from OhlO She IS the corporate buyer for • French She IS an account exec- Umversity She IS a software utive With Scantron Quahty speclahst With Reynolds & Computers Reynolds m Dayton Kramer graduated from Robmson earned a bachelor Walsh College WIth a bache of arts degree from the lor's degree 111 hllc;1I1essadmin- .. , IstratIOn f1l1dllCe He 1" an ~ !lIll;'."*. David Allen Johnston and Amy Michele Chauvin IS planned Barty Morris Taylor and Chauvin graduated from the JelUlifer Lynn Stutsman Umversity of Michigan with a bachelor of general studies of arts degree She IS a claims Commercial Data Servers Inc. degree \pre-law) and from the representative With Taylor earned a bachelor's Umverslty of Detrmt School of Progressive Auto Insurance m degTee from Towson State Law, with a JUflS doctor degree, Denver UniverSIty and a master's cum laude She IS an attorney Thibodeau graduated from Modern EngIneermg. degree from Loyola College. He With the law firm Martin, AlbiOn College With a bachelor Armstrong graduated from was a Fellow at Johns Hopkms Bacon & Martm of arts degree and from Regis Umverslty of South Carolma. 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Ben Neeme and John SImon led the h,tt .. Stu Bovnton Dltrhed ~ 'hr_ r l'lg to 0;;+-[,3,1 1.'Md 'f\.Cj C.:;.s('J .... ~ 'v r ...-:. O~ ....~\..~ uITc,..~j;::O\..,o'lf.u1e GldHt kk1,l.oL~" WIth 10 stnkeouts and helped hImself double m the thIrd drove m the wm and BrIan Pawlawcz) k pItched well at bat WIth two hits, two runs and two nmg runs Marty Van Amerongen RBI Catcher Josh Costa threw out two pitched 2 113 scorless mnmgs m rehef Pirates 11,Athletics 3 runners and had two hIts Mark for the White Sox, Pat Kellow had two Wmmng pItcher Grant Steed helped Boynton scored three runs and John douhles and four RBI and Brendan himself with a grand slam, while Brum GTlener made a fine defenSive play Butler had three hIts and scored three Kmg had a double and two smgles and Sammy f'erro scored the-Jays' run on runs John Alexander stole home Kevm Sean Hogan'h double Tommy Simon Cotter had two h,ts for the Athletics made a good catch to stall a Yankee Cardinals 3, Dodgers 0 and Harry Galac had a smgle Steve rally m the thIrd Angelo Toccoreached Kyle Haclas pItched the 'hutout, Orlow,lu made a good catch and ChriS base tWIce and pitched well for the while Pat Dantzer SCtJredthe first run Harnngton pitched three good mmngs Jays and drove m the other two Catcher Jason Klme caught three foul tips to Red SOl<14, Onoles 12 Dodgers 12, Blue Jays 3 complete Btnkeouts and John Clark Ruth Murawski and Courtney Ted Schaefer had three hItS, scored also played well defensl\ ely 1 he Morgan hit tnples, RIcky ZUidema had a ron and drove m two, Thm Baxter Dodgers' Justm Delk strock out DInem a double and Sarah RIChardson made a had two hIts, scored and collected two a five hItter Ted Schaefer made a d,v good catch for the Red Sox Ryan Ash RBI, and Jack Hancock had two hits mg catch of a hne dTlve, John Roa had drove In two rons m the first mmng for Let there be lights scored tWIce and pItched three good two hIts and Brandon Crawford played the Onoles, Ryan Sanbom pItched a mnlngs for the Dodgers MIke Kevin Halicki, right. outgoing Varsity Club president at Grosse Pointe North well defenSIVely perfect SIXth mnlng and Dave MIn.lIck Dondoffer, Mike Mulheron and Andrew accounted for all three outs m the tlurd and incoming president Joe Ellis present North stadium lights patron chair- Spmney scored the Blue Jays'rons and Dodgers 5, Mets 4 mnmg persons Ivan and Jodi Ludington with a check Cor $1.000 to kick oCC the North Mulheron pItched well Jack Hancock tnpled home the wm- Booster Club's fundraising campaign to light the school's athletic field. mng run for the Dodgers, whIle Marlins 9, Orioles 6 Dodgers 12, Yankees 11 Brandon Crawford had a hIt, an RBI Abraham had nine stnkeouts, while Justm Dell, "ent 4 for.i With a and scored a run and MIke Mackool Marhns teammates Osburn and also tallIed a run Kyle Tannhelmer Wagner also contnbuted to the come- had two hIts and two RBI for the Mets, from behind VICtOry Pawlawzyk Farms-City diatnond roundup DaVId Wenzel walked three bmes and pitched three scoreless mnmgs for the scored a run and Matt Hams Pitched Onoles and SImon and Prohaska had MAJOR LEAGUE mg a double, for the Onoles and he and Trlllhng 21-16 m the bottom of the three strong mmngs key hIts III the Onoles' four-run second Indians 3. Pirates 0 Pete South combmed on a one-hitter SIXth, clutch smgles hy Jonathan mrung Sohd defense from Ttm Kasehtz, With seven stnkeouts Thm SaWIckI Austm, MIke LaclUra and Brett Blue Jays 4, Mets 3 Orioles 15, Pirates 11 Lawren MorawskI, Phil Alber and had two luts and two RBI, Danny Alderman helped MiamI score SIXrons DaVId Denmson had two hIts, Ryan Sanborn and Cameron Ducsay Chns Casazza supported the four-hit Tuthill had two luts and scored four to pull out the VIctory Ryan Deane mcludmg a double, and MIke Dmdoffer lut back-to-back tnples III the Onoles' PltchlOg of Thm Jahnke for the runs, and Mike Bates, Anthony caught a fly ball m short nght field and also had two hits Wmmng pitcher eIght-run third mnmg Dave Mmmck Inwans Ryan &hafer, Ryan Rogers DeLaura and Peter Hrtanek each had threw out a runner at first to complete Mike Mullieron pItched SIXmnmgs and had two hits and scored tWIce J oha and Thdd Callahan played well for the a lut as the Onoles \Von thell' second a double play Andrew MIller had five Julian Danko made some good plays at Alexander hit a second mnmg double PIrates playoff game Mike Snook had the luts, mcludmg a home run, for EI Paso, first base Andrew Beer had two luts for the Pll'ates, whJle Art Bareena- Wlute Sox lut and Bnan GatW'f scored wlule Bob DIce, 'IYler LattImore and and DaVId Wenzel one for the Mets, Turner made a good catch at the fence Indians 9. Royals 2 both runs PJ Janutol pItched well for Patnck Meeke collected four apIece whJle Jeff Schroeder pItched well m and Bnan Kmg pitched well m relief Thm Jahnke's three-hitter was sup- the White Sox and Danny Rosso, JImmy Colombo also homered Mike the loss Orioles 15, Pirates 3 ported by strong outfield defense from Danny Remhard and Gathffmade good Ochalek, Jamie Handley and Peter Cameron Ducsay hit a double. tnple Chns Cas8.2za, Chns W81gand and defenSIVe plays Altshuler made excellent defenSive Cardinals 10, Yankees 9 and home run Il\ld made a dlvmg catch Mike Arngo Georwe MacKenzIe col- plays Pat Dantzer pItched three strong m nght field, wlule Steve Oney drove lected four hIts for the Inwans Dan Orioles 15, Padres 3 mnmgs m relief to post the WInand lut 10 five rons WIth a double and tnple for Hughes pItched well In relief for the Anthony DeLaura had three hits Miami 15, Albany 14 a two.run douhle m the bottom of the the Onoles Ryan Sanborn hit two dou- Royals, wlule John Hatch had two hIts and three rons, NIck FISCher had two J P Palms, DaVId DeBoer, Gnffin SIXth Jason Rhne's RBI double drove bles and pitched three Shutout lDmngs luts and three RBI, Thm SaWIcki had Wagner, Lmdsay Krall and DaVId Martina Jerant m the WlDnmg run Stu Boynton had Grant Lockhart pItched well m rehef AthletIcs 2, Royals 1 two luts and scored three tunes, Danny Meyers each had four luts for MIamI two Iuts, mcludmg a double, and drove and Ryan Ash had a good -deferullve JIm O'Ned SCtJredon wmnlng PItch- Tuthill had two hIts. and Nick Center fielder DaVIS South made the m two runs for the Yankees John game Mohammed MakJ hit a double er Chns Getz' two-out smgle m the Posavetz had a hIt and four RBI best play of the game, catchmg a hne Gnener and Bret Faber each scored and single, whJle Mike Kmgsley, Grant fifth Inmng to gIve the Ns the VIctorym SaWIcki and Peter Smith combmed on dn ve WIth the bases loaded and two tWIceand Faber made a good catch Steed and Theo Moran collected sm- the second-round playoff game The Ns a two-hItter WIth 13 strIkeouts /erant-- Dodgers 10, White So", 9 out m the fifth mmng PItcher Brett gles opened the sconng m the first when Andrew Ettawageshlk and Kevm Alderman threw out a ronner at rll'St From page Ie Justm Delk lut a tnple and drove m CLASSAA Getz scored on Chns JacobI s smgle, Krease had the Padres' hIts Jack Wood for the last out of the game WIth the three runs, Ted Schaefer had two luts Royals 4, Twms 3 but the Royals tIed the game m the and NIck Leonard pItched well and tymg run at thll'd and the wmnmg run and played well defenSIvely and Scott Enc Berschback and Andy fourth when Phil Manmno smgled Kevm Kresse made some good plays at at second Mike Martm, Brett Thgler OlympiCyear, It'S Ii great tIme Stleber pItched two strong mmngs Kordalskl each pItched well and home Mike Hackett Hackett and Getz shortstop and James Hutclunson each had four to promote women's basket- Taylor Morawski and Ryan MlSlumck Kordalskl turned a double play Ian both pItched outstandmg complete hIts for Albany Andrew Blodgett balL" each had two hits for the WhIte Sox BOjanlc also played well for the Royals games DaVId Spicer had two hIts for Rockies 5, Padres 1 caught three flyballs and Pat Whelan Jerant sometimes has to JIm Schwartz had a good game at Vinme Pamzzl pitched well for the the A's and Trevor Schulte added a sm- DaVId Crow pItched a olle hItter, catcher and MlshlDlCk had a good and George Tecos made good defensive to TWlDB,stnklng out the SIde m the thlTll gle strock out eIght and collected two hIts plays KatIe Bowles' RBI smgle lugh- pmch herself make sure thIS defenSIve play and fourth lDDlDgs Ryan Adama led for the Rockies Sam Ttttenngton and hghted a SIXth mmng rally that isn't all a dream_ the offense and Demck Haclas stole Athletics 7, Astros 4 Thm Card also had two hits apIece, hrought Albany from five runs behmd "I never expected basketball CLASSAAA home Dan Keogh pitched well m rehef to wlule Ryan O'Keefe scored tWIce RJght to Wltlun one run to lead to thIs," she slild, "I dId- Athletics n, Red Sox 9 Royals 9. Rockies .- earn the first-round playoff VIctory Joey Blahut and Andrew Wanderer fielder Ryan Marshall threw out a run- n't even know if fd play at the Joey Ward lut a homer and a tnple Calder Gage had two luts and two RBI ner at first base Andrew Richmond 26, Rochester 19 each hit homers, while Chns for the Rockies. Catcher Cohn CassIdy fortheNs Ettawageshek had the Padres' hIt Aaron Hynds, Thny Thomas, Joel univerSIty, but I had a great Harnngton, StephanIe McIlroy and made a good throw to tlurd and Andy Nick Leonard, Pete Truba and Sean Patterson and Yates Campbell each coach in Jeannie Barr, who J&mle Gorman each had a lut and an WolkJng completed the play by tagglng CLASSAAA Berendt played well defensIvely went 4-for-4 WIth Hynds hlttmg two pushed me to my potentIal." RBI for the AthletICS Hamngton out the runner The Royals got strong Orioles 9, Padres 6 homers for RJchmond John WJlkJns pItched two shutout mnlllgs Stephan pltclung from Vmme PanIZZI and Paul And that potential IS taking Ben Jenzen went 4-for-4 WIth a CLASSAA and Winston Hughes made good defen- Orlowski, Max Sclumdt and Johnny Denmson, Scott Jarboe had a key sm. tnple and double and scored three Marhns 12, Cardinals 1 SIve plays, whJle Johnny Shook and Jerant to Atlanta where she'll Leverenz played well defenSIvely Myra gle and Caroline Murawski also played rons MIke Bates had two hIts, whJle Marlm pitchers Andy Kross, Jeff Jimmy Moran have contmued to be among the greatest athletes Delk led the Red Sox WIth two hIts, well for the Royal" NIck FIscher, J P Frohlich, Anthony Stephens and Joe Vallee each pItched Improve Alex SmIth and Steven In the world DeLaura and Thm SaWIcki collected two mmngs and combmed on a no-hit- Harnadek each had four hits for one apiece Jenzen and SaWIcki com ter Vallee had three hits, mcluwng a Rochester and Harnadek scored three bmed on a five hItter WIth 11 strike- home ron, and drove m four rons rons Alex Glendenmng, Nick Coutts outs FIscher's two-run smgle capped Stephens had three hIts and three RBI, and Mark Lepczek each had three hits the Onoles' four-ron rally m the SIXth DaVld Altschuler had two luts and two BJ.1lyConway lut a homer and tnple Jeremy Cox, who tnpled, and Jack RBI and Kross had two hits and drove Andrew Scott and Jun O'Connell made EASTSIDE UNITED SOCCER Wood each had two hIts for the Padres, In a run Chucky Adams made a good good defenSIve plays while KeV10 Krease had one NIck defenSIVe play for the Marlms Steve /5 Looking For Leonard and Wood pItched well Mannmo played well defenSIvely for EI Paso 21,1bledo 14 the Ca1'l!mals and Snan Blghn and Tyler Lattlmore, Patnck Meeke, Onoles 11, White Sox 5 MIchael Krease pItched well JImmy Colombo, Peter Altshuler and Ben Jenzen had a tnple, double and Andrew Miller each had four hIts, U-14 &. U-13 smgle, scored three runs and drove m Red Sox 10, Cardinals 2 whIle MIller and Meeke hIt homers four Peter SmIth, Peter Hrtanek, Nick MlCk Bassett and Conner O'Bryan Mecke's was hIS first Jacob Holcomh, TRAVEL SOCCER PLAYERS Fischer and Taylor Zalewski each had each went 3-for 3 WIth two RBI for the James Burns and Jay McNamara two hIts, while Danny 1\lthlll, Thm Red Sox M P Hayden had three made good fieldmg plays for El Paso SaWIcki, Ryan Latcham and Anthony putouts at first base and Jeremy Curt Mumaw, Andrew Krebs, Jake In The Grosse Pointe/Harper Woods Area DeLaura added one apIece SaWIckI BurmeIster started a double play Ben Mandel. Matthew Glrolomo and Blake and Jenzen combmed on a four hitter FIscher and Chns Bahash allowed only MacEachern each had three hIts for For MYSL Travel Soccer WIth 13 stnkeouts DeLaura's work one ron apiece m a fine pltchmg per Thledo, while Michael Rau, William behmd the plate hIghlighted a good formance Andrew DIXon and DaVId Dawson, Hunter Freeman and Knsten defenSive effort by the Onoles P.J Murray had the Cardmals' luts and Kaselltz were defenSIve standouts Janutol had a tnple and double for the RBI Steve Mannmo walked tWice and CALL White Sox, wh.le Bnan Gathff and scored a run Ene 24, EI Paso 8 Danny Rosso hIt smgles Janutol and DaVId Howard, PhIl Cackowslu, Jon Mike Snook pItched well for the Sox Red SOl<11, Giants 1 Jacobi, Michael Paghno and Ben 886-6857 or 881-7129 Evenings and KeVIn SpeZla and John Cahalan Chase MItchelson, Chns Bahash, Dueweke each collected four hits, while played outstandmg defense m the out Ben Fischer and Thm Peltz had the Anthony Paghno, Joe GlTardl and field Red Sox's hIts and they each drove m Thmmy Daguanno had three apIece runs M P Hayden and MItchelson WIthDaguanno homenng Kyle Stemer Padres 10. Cubs 9 combmed to allow one run, while stnk had two hIts Joqh Karchln stabbed a Chas Bayer, Pete Truba and Ryan mg out eIght Ryan Gunderson and hard grounder for a forceout and DaVId Stemer collected two h,u, apiece for the Andrew Berkery had solid hIts for the Howard made two good defenSIVe Padres WIth Bayer hlttmg a tnple Giants Kyle SmIth scored theIr lone plays JImmy Colombo had four hItS, DefenSIve standouts were Bayer m run mcludmg two homers, for EI Paso, center field, Michael Pedl at thin:! base, whl1e Peter Altshuler and JamIe Ryan Stemer and first baseman Red Sol< 13, Giants 5 Handley also had four hIts Andrew .9Ai RJchard Baker Tyler had two hits and ChBS<'Mitchelson h,t a three run Ml1ler and Patnck Mecke each had scored tWIce for the Cubs while homer for the Red Sox, while Ben three hits and MIller homered Murray, Moy and S,prant each tallied Fischer and Tom Peltz added two hIts The All New Luxury Sedan tWIce apIece to support the solid pltc"mg of MiamI 16, Ene 1 Kara Peters, Peltz and FIscher Connor Matt Peleman, Lmdsay Krall and Standard WIth everr, Jeffrey Acura Rockies 14, WhIte Sox 9 O'Bryan and KatIe Kasehtz each DaV1d Meyers each had three hIts, • ServICelooner for ,fe 3 • 5 RL Avery SchmIdt had four hIts while scored tWlce Mlck Bassett and M P Dave DeB,,,,r and Pietro Mamacl had .Free pICkup & del,ver, for servoce Bnan Russell Sean Pennefather and Hayden each played "'ell defenSively two double. apIece and Mike LaclUra -2.1 hour rood"de o, ... 'once Alex Tas.-opoulo, collected three apiece Drew Berkery and Joey Parke each hit a tnple Jonathan Austin had three .24 hour emergency tow.n9 for the Rock,e, Ju,tm Buccellato Sam had a hit and an RBI for the GIants RBI for MIamI, whIle Brett Alderman, -T"p routing Ttttenngton and Jerem} Blmungham arid Derek Glannmo pltcheJ well m Ryan Deane Gnff Wagner and DaVIS made good defen"ve plays Russell rehef Smith made good fielding plays Jon pitched a complete game and strock Jacobi had two hIts for Ene Ene's top out 10 Bnan Gatliff and PJ Janutol CLASS C defenSIve players were Phil M.S.R.P. '41,435** had three hIts apiece for the ""lute Albany 7, Erie 3 Cackowskl, Thmmy Daguanno and Ben Sox, whlle Matt Michels, Dan MackenZIe Brookes, Brett Taylor, Dueweke '39000 mIeAHFCClOSedend lease Advancepaymentcons,stlOgoff 1stpayment $52894 refundablesecUritydepost 55:>000 license la. and Ille $88448 cap cost reduction52500 Toteladvance payment $4 91342 TotalOf payments 52062866 Opt'on Remhard and MIke Snook collected George Thcos, Ankur Verma, Buzz 10 p,Jlchaseat leasa end $22 37490 E.cess m,lesat15t per m,le" Add5%use lax two apIece Palazzolo and Jeffrey Rem"let had Rocheater 10, 1bledo II perfect mghts at the plate for Alhany Jim O'Connell had four hIts, Steven Padrea US, Roclues 8 J'ecos and Patnck Whelan made sever. Harnadek had three hits, mcludmg 8 FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY FOR SERVICE Pete '!'Tubll Chllq Bayer, NIck al good defenSIVe plays and Ross Berg tnple and three doubles and \lex Leonard and Kevm Krease had three showed fine teamwork Jon JacobI and Smith had three hIts SmIth also made hIts apIece for the Padres whIle 'Ibmmy Daguanno each had three hIts, three putouts In center field for RJchard Brace Jeremy eox and Sean whll .. Daguanno and MIchael Paglmo Rochester Thm MacEachern Blake Berendt made excellent defenQ1Ve made fine def..nqtve playq Albany's 'vIacRachprn ,Jake Mandel and C1\.) playq Truba had a good game at catch fine defense turned qeveral Ene Mitchell SmIth were the top offenSive ACURA er, throwmg out two runne" Sam smashes Int" outs players for Thledo whIch r<'ColVedgood 1ellrey Tlttennglon had thrN' hlh mcludmg a outfield play from SmIth John paIr of d'>ubl!'s for the Rockleq M,amI 22,1'1 Pa. 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FOUND 114 MUSIC EDUCATION 120 TUTORING EDUCATION 200 HEll' WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL CALLIGRAPHY Elegant NOVENA TO ST JUDE PRAYER Of The THE Grosse POinte Animal MUSIC LESSONS- Plano, DON'T know what to do AVILA'. Beautiful East- DELIVERYI DRIVER hand lettering for wed- May the Sacred Heart of Blessed Virgin CliniC has a Shaggy GUitar, bass, & flute les- With your computer? 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Classified Advertlsmg available, For more In- scaping, Inc 313.886- swered It has nevltr FAIRY Godmother availa- Cassette Transcnphon formation call Cmdy HI- Expenenced people need- IZing In weddings & por- 3299 been known to fail, nev- ble for entertaining at Repehbve Letters son (810)778-8497 ed for long and short tr8lts Black! white & col- er Publication must be 882-6900 children's parties Call Envelopes' Labels term assignments Tem- ELECTRICAL conlractor or Reasonable Bernard Chantelle 331-7705 Mallmg lIst Maml""ance REAL Estate Pre- Llcens. porary to permanent has full time opening for (313)885-8928 promised Thanks, Sl. --P-R-A-Y-E-R-T-O-T-H-E-- D1ssprng COUNTER Person Must III HA~~Y ADS compOSition ablilly, Education Dutle~ In. Errands & Apporntments be 18 Apply Within Alg- WordPerfect and Lotus clude bOOkke1pmg for er Dell & Liquor 17320 COMPARE OUR PRICES skills essential Account. course revenues (de. Call Us Today Mack Ing experience a plus POSitS, refunds etc), And Relax Tomorrow'! Letter m reply to 333 W Temporary type tattoosl DELV salad chef and mar>- payroll, petty cash, sup. 313-822~100 Fort Streel SUite 1850 Sue local Grosse ager for daytime posrtlon plies rental inVOiCeS, 14... _ ...... DetrOIt, MI 48226 Alln POinte artist Different Monday- Friday Call purchase orders and as- Personnel Manager party Ideas for all ages 313-964-1717 sistance as needed With Call for prices (313)886- registration Must be 3959 APPLICATIONS accepted DELIVERY People need- well organized respon- for stock clerk deli ed $8 $10 per hour Ap- Sible, able to work well ~ Yorkshire Food Market, 101 ~ItAYEIlS ply In person alter 4 With staff and public Ex. +u ...... 44.-017. 16711 Mack p m Mama Rosa's PIZ' cellent computer, calcu. THANKS to St Jude for zena 15134 Mack latlOn and record.keep. Don't Forget. ------AUTO glass tech mini- prayers answered H G 109 skills needed appli- mum 5 years DELIVERY person! full Call your ads In Earlyl cable experience reo experience Able to do time Apply In person at THANKS St Jude ilnd qUired Apply In person all types of Installallons Cal s Pizza, 17323 Mother of Perpetual Help Classified Advertising at 389 St Clair Ave, Excellent pay & benefits Harper, DetrOit for prayers answered LVC Grosse Pomte Office 882-6900 313-372-7402 (313)886-4141 hours, 8 to 4 --1-'''---.I Thursday, June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection GWERAl 200 HElr WANTED GENERAL 200 HELP WANTED GENERAL 200 HELr WANTED GENfRAL 200 HlLl' WANTED GENERAL 201 HILI' WANHD 203 HHI' WANHD HAIR Stylist for busy Sal- IAIYSITTER 20S HELr WANTfD LEGAL LOCAL landscape compa- DENTAL/MfDICAL on Guaranteed salary MR C'S DELI RELIABLE help needed WAITSTAFF, bartender ny seeks small engine No experience necessary NANNY needed, your DENTAL Asslslant- St DOWNTOWN Delrolt law plus commlsson Good startmg pay for dishwasher cook prep repair mechaniC for full Cashiers cooks clerks, home for 2 1/2 year old Clair Shores area a full firm seeks Legal Secre $1 000 sign on bonus If experienced labor Can lor small growlOg restau tomePOSition Tools pre stock help Must be at 4 days a week Starting & part tlrne POSition tary Excellent spelling & allflOO (313)881 0506 tact Famous Malnte rant Please tall 313 lerred but not least 16 Startmg pay September tedchers expellented only grammar essential nance 884 4300 526 1500 stylist to JOm Luc, necessary Blue Cross up to $5 50 based on hours Non smoker ref (810)7753960 WordPerfect reqUired experience do's Hair Care In East starting pay $7 to 8 per SECRETARIAL! clerical erences (313)8855704 ------legal experience preler Apply at Mr C s Dell wanted Part or lull time ---- DENTAL ASSistant 1 year pOInte Must have own hour depending on e.< 18660 Mack Grosse SITTER needed EaSiest red (313)9630660 Apply In person on or af expellence reqUired ------clientele 810-773-8044 penence 3138859090 Pomte Farms Mack at ,ob In town One boy 5 ter Monday July t 1D Great part time POSition LEGAL Secretary experl ------E Warren 881 7392 share In our years old Hours HIRING hair dresser, busy LOOKING for a a m Edmund T Ahee for early bird 10 our enced WP 5 1 70 wpm ask for John Or 20915 enttluslasm Qualified, 6 3Dp rn to 2 30a m salon, clientele waiting new career? 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MI penenced preferred Ca. lent working conditions time, weekends SchWeJlzer NANNIES NEEDED time, part time All shilts 202 HlLl' WANTED CLERICAL dleux/ Mack & 7/ Kelly lull benefits and top sal Included Apply Parkcr- Grosse Pomte Farms Experienced m child care available must be 18 or area 313371 9880 ary Call Joy Personnel est Motel, 20000 PART time office help Top salary/ benefits All over No cnmlnal record Rf'TALk\\ 11\\\(fIIE\T 810 792 6208 Harper Harper Woods Looking for a start In a areas Live In! live out benefits offered 313 Must be able to type 40 EXPERIENCED front desk Computer Support wpm phones, flllOg 810- secretary for dental of CALL NOW' 881 1200 207 HELl' WANTfD SALES o Career? THE NANNY NETWORK 769-9235 flce Must have some New 8107392100 STORE clerk, part time dental asslstong experl- A colorful future ahead I Waitress wanted- flexible PART Time secretary (9- Harper Woods Location!' $5 50 per hour Paid va- ence No smokers Shelby Paint In now tak- hours, good tiPS Apply NEEDED 30 people to 3) for law office In cations, employee dls please Thank you lor 109 applications for part In person Mama Rosa's Grosse POinte Farms NATIONAL TECHTEAM IS lose up to 30 Ibs 30 count New Honzons calling (313)886.7890 time employment, pOSSI- Plzzena 15134 Mack a premier provider of day programs start at Book Shop, RoseVille (313)8864090 EXPERIENCED Medical ble full time Please ap- computer support, tram. _$_3_0_8_10_-_7~90_-_6_7_44__ 810-296-1560 SALES ASSISTANT Asssistant Full & part ply at 19487 Mack or lng, systems Integrallon ~ TEACHER. 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Grosse POinte News & 2598500 for 1996 high school gradu. • Free Pre.llcenslng players to JOinone 01the ate onterested In the classes KING'S Pizza looking for phere Please call 313- Connection, 96 Ker- 13H u ...otmJna~t'rnt>nt application E 0 E fastest growing campa. medical field Full time • ExclUSIVeSuccess a dependable sharp per- 884-7404 cheval, Grosse Pomte expeTlL IIC€,\\,thlll tilt' Telt M/F/DN nles In the Industry We receptIOnist POSition Systems Programs son for day hours 11 Farms, MI 48236 aurant mdu'>ln I~ n..'quJred offer a competitive ben- available In busy East • Variety Of CommiSSIon a m to 4 or 5 p m for efit package including Our bagel bak.nes 'j ' A-.' -_ ...... _, ...... ~ ...... -~ ...... -_----...,_.I1.... _ • .v ..••• ..,.....-....~ ...... ,~....r- .. -..,. ....,...... ~ ...... ~...... -.-- .... Thursday, June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 302 SITUATIONS WANTED 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 400 MERCHANDISE 400 MERCHANDISE 402 AIITS l (RAFTS WHVALESCENT CARE GENERAL ANTIQUES ANTIQUES 406 ESTATE SAlES 4Q(l ESTATE SALES I CAREGIVER- Compas- SEEKING Large Pnvate Age- old Chelsea Manchester Antique Mall AMERICAN Girl hand ESTATE VERTU'S 6TH Annual Ga- sionate lady for live In Estate Management po- Antiques Market Antiques & Collectibles made doll clothes and FURNITURE rage Sale Herman Mill- poSillon 10 years expe silion 15 years expen- July 6 7 116 E Main, Manchester accessones 884-2259 AT er, Knoll, Haywood- Oak' Ash • HICkory nence Excellent refer ence Excellent referen Chelsea Fairgrounds Open 7 Days, 10 to 5 RELICS In Hamtramck Wakefield Other Mid 404 81CYCLES • Maple' Wild Ch ences Gerdldlne 810 ces Please leave mes- 20 Miles West of 313-4,28-9357 10027 Joseph Campau Century furniture & col- 794-9787 sage Davld,810-774- Ann Arbor (313)874-0500 lectibles 1847 N Main I I lYearlqed&iliY MARINE CITY 10 speed Raleigh bike, - DeWely I'Wled • 2676 1.94 EXit #159 Open 11.6, Tues thru Sat Royal Oak 1 block COMPETENT ANTIQUE WAREHOUSE has easy on easy off ~krY,jNaWe Saturday 7am- 6pm Traditional furmtu re, ac- North of 12 Mile Satur IN-HOME 30S SITUATIONS WANTED 105 N Fairbanks (M-29) wheels, Like newl Best IllllYear Sunday sam 4pm ceSSOries, antiques & day June 29th 9 4 CARE SERVICE HOUSE ClEANING In Belle River Plaza offer' Call after 330 810-2649725 AdmiSSion $4 collectibles Good quali. iNt'I:h .. 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Open 7 days 10 5 P m Ask for Robert, TLC Elderly Children EXPECT THE BEST Free Parking -===--=.-- (810)765-1119 (313)881-2111 ty at aftordable pnces Hourly overnight rates European Style House 1-800-653-6466 Experienced In the Grosse .OOKS 403 fURNITURE cleaning ProfeSSional MINGLES has antiques RECONDITIONED Boy's HUGE Estate Sale Anti- POinte area Licensed & laundry & Ironing Su- ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES collectibles, hand crafts & Girl's 20", also 10 ques collectibles, furni- Bought & Sold bonded Sally (810)772 ture, organ, furs, 42" round glass top di- pervised experienced MARKET THE BRUSH new & resale fashions speed All reasonable 0035 24924 Lambrecht Jewelry, Brunswick limit nette table & 4 chairs, hardworking Experts ER SHOW Sunday July Now open Sundays Also do bike repairs LIBRARY BOOKSTORE Eastpointe ed anniversary pool ta- caramel Rattan finiSh, I 21 6 am- 4 p m 5055 1pm- 5pm 17330 E since 1985 n The (810)777-8655 810-545-4300 table pad Included, 2 Grosse POinte area Ann Arbor Saline Road, Warren 313-343-2828 ble, new Items never PROFESSIONAL rArp IN up~u:s:crQd v.::;caslCna1 Known for reliability effi- EXit # 175 011 1.94 Over 40S COMPUTERS u~ea 735 North River- elderly Nursing expen SIMPLY Charmmg Anti- chairS (313)881-8504 ciency and dependabl- 300 dealers m quality Side, St Clair June 28- ence excellent referen- ques, 325 East 4th Ity Bonded & Insured antiques and select col- NEED HELP WITH YOUR 30, 9am- 5pm Cash on- 5 piece white sectIOnal ces Competillve rates Street, Royal Oak 810- Please call anylime lectibles all under cover HOME COMPUTER? ly With pull out bed $500, Call 313 366 8626 541 9840 Tuesday- W'E BUY BOOKS (313)884-0721 AdmiSSion $4 00 28th Call CMP Computer AND L ..... AR.ES glass and brass dining Saturday 11 5, Thurs- ~~~~~. season The ongmalll Services Home computer table With 4 white cloth day till 7 JOHN KING SPECIALIZED ~ GOOD general cleaning operations, repairs, 3"13-96"1 -0622 chairS $350 Sally HOMECARE m Mature, dependable ANTIQUE furniture table TOWN HALL Antiques upgrades, hardware & Lennox china service for 8 Michigan'slargest Bookstore (313)824-6091 after 7 Call Gerl Cathy 810- 3 leaves, 4 chairs Since 1005 Downtown Romeo software Installation Serving pieces plus ex- • Clip and Save thiS ad • SERVICES 778-6171 8 piece Molla, wrought Iron I buffet $8001 best 882 Michigan's largest se Service calls available tras Paid $4,000, $995 NEED EXTR4 ASSlSTAN[E? " furOilure set With cush- 7089 lectlon of quality anti- Call 81D-469-4337 firm For deSCription We are here for you HONEST, meticulous Pol- Ions Excellent Ish woman seeks ques and selected col- (313)417-0349 We prOVide reliable, m ESTATE SALE PACKARD Bell, 286 Win- A HUGE ESTATE SALE condition $2500 housekeeping work lectibles at affordable " canng profeSSionals ~ Antique old cars, musical dows. lots of software TIMELESS ANTIQUES BY (313)885-6843 References 810.757- pnces Spend the day mstruments Computer and color 15531 W. 12 Mile EVERYTHING GOES "up to 24 hours a day ~I4811 With us decorating your ADIRONDACK chalrs- • RNs/LPNs See Every1hmg Goesl monitor, speakers Southfield.MI. 48076 home, shopping for your FRI., SAT., SUN . claSSIC,handcrafted, lo- • Homemakers Ad section (406) todays $30<1'~810)979-3360 Grandfather clock, 9 1/2 RELIABLE woman look- favonte antique lover, or cally made Call Chnsto- • Companions lil mg for housecleaning In paperl feet tall, by J J Elliott of June 28, 29, 30 enhancmg your favonte PENTIUM 75 540 MB pher (313)331-1732 • Live In Services ~ England, 1795 Circa, 8 Grosse Pomle area 313- 10- 4 p.m. - - ~~--- • Sitters 111 collection Open 362 HDD, PCI Video, 8 MB 872-8635,3. llpm FOSTORIA. never used, day movement, ma- 5715 SALLY RD, Fax your ads 24 hours • PTs/OTs ~ days per year 10- 6 Ram, SVGA color mOni- onglnal box and labels, hogany case With salin- 343.5569 THE HOUSE.KE.TEERS 810-752-5422 tor $745 313-881-2667 CLARKSTON Compassionatecare IIll 12 long stems, 12 sher- wood, box, tulips and (Soull1 off SASHABAW approx whenyouneed Itthemost ~ CLEANING SERVICE bets, 12 dessert plates, Don't Forget. ebony marquetry, (one 3 mues East of '-75) BASSETT double dresser Callusat " ProfeSSional, Bonded and With mirror Nlghtstand. from the 40's, corsage 401 APPLIANCES Call your ads In Early! of a kind) Italian wood ALL MUST GOI 313-884.0721 " Insured teams ready to and marble console With Desk & chair White pattern $600 (810)680- Classified Advertising 2 acreparcelWithhugehome " Insured/bonded/tested !J' clean your home or 0899 after 5 ELECTRIC stove $50 carved ladles,clrca andbarn(acrosstrom whipple $2001 best 313-885- SerVln li1e Grosse Po nle 5 Ii! bUSiness 882-6900 lake) ell furnishingsantiques Gas stove $85 Refnger- 1846, museum quality, 2 several musteal Instruments 2140 Carpet Cleaning FURNITURE refmlshed, alor $100 Washer French chairs and BEDROOM set, Walnut, Extenor Wmdows 406 ESTATE SALES ~~~ ~ra:;~t~~rIOca~: A+ Live-ins Ltd. repaired, stnpped, any $110 Dryer $95 Nlcelll matching sofa With tap- 1918 reo convertible,(100% queen Size, mattress, $5 00 Oft With ThiS Ad type of caning Free es- Delivery Call 293-2749 estry, 4 European bed- 24 hourLiveIn ~~?':~h 11W b~k';'lan~ springs, headboard, For First Time Callersl room surtes With 7 seat dard (~real condrtlon) hun PersonalCare timates 345-6258, 661- ANTIQUES dresser, mirror, night- Serving the Grosse POinte armOires, beds and bed- CleaningCookingLaundry 5520 -G-.E-.-S-e-If---c1-e-an-,-ng-e-lect-n-c ~~~n~~trq~:st~~tFa"nrtst~'~ stand excellent condi- area for 14 years WANTED andequipment BondedandInsured stove Excellent condl' Side commodes Chip- tion, $350 Dining room Member of BBB KNOW lhe true value of tlon $125 810-777- pendale dining room ALL MUST BE SOLD table, Beveled glass top, THREE DAYS ONLY' 779.7977 582-4445 your collectibles Spe- 7435 .Oriental Rugs chairs, newly restored brushed brass base 42x Robert Irwm dining room CARS WILL BE AUCTIONED TWO honest dependable, Sun June30th 2 P m 78, new $1400 Dlnmg ~~~~h:. -G-E-d-e-e-p-f-re-e-z-e-r-I-ns-Id-e- .Paintings SUite,With gold gild on energetic women deSire ~~~:~~~I~;~ OON'T MISS THIS ONEil room chairs 7. uphol- POINTE CARE SERVICES ASA certified appraiser 30" Wide, 22" deep, 54" .Furniture all pieces, mcludmg 7 Full, Part TIme Or Uve-In. house cleaning 14 stered white contempo- 35 years experience, length Excellent condl- seat huntboard 810 - 901-5050 Persona I Ca re, years expenence excel- rary Excellent condition, Companlonshlp can prOVide liqUidation tIon $275 (810)777- JASMINE GALLERY 810-569.8008 810.855-0053 Insured - Bonded lent Grosse POinte re- $200 313-886-5637/ service, attorneysl es. 6711 'fro) 81()'637.7770 fences 810-395-7969, 313-881-8631 Gro~:..ryp~,~~~u~:r:ent tates (810)588-0484 88. 4 810.725-9832 ______KENMORE electnc stove BRAND new Henredon 307 SITUATIONS WANTED LOVEJOYS ANTIQUES Excellent condition ATTENTION. Bam. 1pm sofa from New York 303 SITUATIONS WANTED Thursday, Friday, Satur- NURSES AIDES THINGS YOU WILL $100 313.640.1809 Floral New, $1700, ask- DAY CARE LOVE QUALITY YOU day Home sold 658 S mg, $1200 313-881- CARING Nurses Aide With Brys, (313)886-2396 6109 14/ Harper Immediate WILL APPRECIATE MAGIC Chef gas stove, 5 experience, excellent openings fulll part time 720 E. 11 MILE RD. years old, almond Ex- references, Will live In or Licensed daycare Non- ROYAL OAK cellent condition $125 406 ESTATE SAlES work shifts (810)352- smokmg Meals CPR 810-545-9060 (810)296-0019 5011 810-294-3062 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATESALES 304 SITUATIONS WANTED 1(atfierine .9lrno{d GENEllAl and associates ACCOUNTANT available NURSES ASSistant availa- • 'Estate Safes Grosse Pointe Sales, Inc. for short term assign- ble 121 hours day 7 (810) ments Thoroughly ex- daysl week*Excellent Ab • '}.{01!lng Safes • Estate • Household • Moving perienced University Grosse Pomte referen- ESTATE AND MOVING SALES 771-1170 CROSSE POINTE RESIDENTS trained All taxes, state- •?ppralSaCs ces Carol, (810)774- Conducted By SERVING THE POINTES FOR 10 YEARS ments 313-8826860 1125 JEAN FORTON • '.R....iferences Qualified. Experienced • Professlonat Mary Ann Boll Renee A. Nixon 406 ESTATE SALES 406 ESTATE SAlES EXPERIENCED. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 822.3174 ..• ..• 313.882-1498 313-822.1445 ~ ;e~ C4&4U Sa.tu Excellent Complete ~0lI References Glen and Sharo n Burkett .ass~2e HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES, INC. 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. CBy :Mary Lou ESTATE SALE SUSAN HARTZ 225 N. Edison GROSSE POINTE CITY SATURDAY, JUNE 29 t1artzr.J 886-8982 WILDWOOD. APT, 121 Royal Oak HOUSEHOlD SALES PATRICIA KOlOJESKI HOUSEHOLD HARPER WOODS North of II Mile I block East of Campbell 313-885 6604 Trust your $Ole to us knOWing that we are the most EsTATE • MOVING OFF NORTHBOUND HARPER SERVICE DRIVE JUNE 28 & 29, 10:00.4:00 experienced moving and estate sale company in the JUST BEFORE THE BELMONT NURSING HOME ThiS outstandrng antique collector's Grosse POLntearea .. .. WATCH FOR SMALL HEART SIGNS For the pr st 15 years we have provlded first quality • Katherine Arnold • sale offers Porcelam, pottery, Shelley Picture perfect sale features new beige sofa, sea green service to r>ver 850 $Otlshed dents and Associates Doulton, pottery, orlntalla, salt and wmg chair, walnut occaSional tables, 1950s black peppers, post cards, parfume bottles, CALL THE 24 HOlR HOTU' E . 885 1410 Estate Sale lacquered bar, 1920s mahogany tea cart & 2 drawer ~OR lP<-O\lJ'G SALE "FOR \1AT IOl'o Jewelry, beautiful pastry cart, ~retty fur- 18085 Empire telephone stand, console teleVISion, 1950s modem niture, TV, lamps, washer, dryer, dish- Eastpointe bedroom set, Sleigh kneehole desk, pretty decorative Items including lamps everyday kitchen, kOiCk-knacks, washer, kitchen and basement treas West of Kelly - South of Nme Mile (- linens, freezer, washer & dryer and more ures Estate Molting Sale f1UDAY' SAnJRDAY-10:00.3:00 Friday, Saturday, and Sunday WE WIlL HONOR S'IRD:I'NUMBERS AT 9lOO~ OUR No Numbers lOll.m. - -4 p.rn. 1940's & 1950's furniture, lamps, console NUMBERS WILL BEAVAIIABlE FROM 9lOO.IO:OOAM 886-4072 June 28th, 29th, find 30th tv, washer, dryer, storage cabinets antiques and collectibles galore' DepreSSIOn glass, 24 Hour Hotline 885.1410 21524 Parkway Dr. St Clair Shores tms, concertma children's furnIture old toys lnear Ha~r bet.l."ttn 11 &. "l3WR.lcl & games old teater-toUer, salt & pepper 81().296-2099 shakers, old books & cookbook~, glassware, Furniture: l1enredon Drexel Hekman Ethan Allen, records & much, much more! Bilsemenl & GROSSE POINTE HOUSEHOLD SALES, INe. Ello dining room bedroom Ii,m~ room patio garage goodies June 28-29 9 AM .4 PM turOiture, lamps rugs hltchenware colfectlbles Numbers at 9 00 a m - Fnday ~ 349 Kerby Rd. - a.p. Fanns Garal!e: Industnal \Iorhbench, ext ladder new metal BetweenKerchevalandMackAve whoeTbarro\l metal storagecabinets,metal '!PI - Thursday, June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 403 fURNITURE 409 GARAGE/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 403 fURNITURE 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 409 GAUGE/YARD/ 412 M1S t • R • .,.""""~-- ,,;'-' - P, ..... --,riM. 1 .\IIlt Q _t", F •• Pl ••••• _- - --:::- .. ..lI Thursday, June 27,1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection 415 WANTED TO IUY 602 AUTOMOTIVE 603 AUTOMOTIVE 505 LOST AND fOUND 604 AUTOMOTIVE 605 AUTOMOTIVE 610 AUTOMOTIVE 612 AUTOMOTIVE fORD GENERAL MOTORS ANTIOUE/nASSI( fOREIGN SPORTS (US OLD wooden duck hunting VANS FOUND on June 21 st a 1985 rOR0 LTD "tatlon 1994 Cadillac Eldorddo decoys and flshmg 1965 Muslang 289 V 8 1991 Toyota Tercel 2 TRIUMPH 80 TR7 conver 1993 Caravan ES, cherry young caliCO cat In Ihe wagon like new Inl out 6 000 Inllesl Lealher eqUlprnent wanted Auto 40k factory air All door white 4 speed tlble Call 810 773 8808 red, low miles, leather area of Vernier and low mileage No rust perfect I $26 700 Rinke Cash paid 810 774 o"glnal evcellenl condl AC low mileage power everything. excel CharleVOIX (313}882 loaded new tires 313 Cadillac 810 79 3700 8799 7983 tlon Asking $8,500 313 $4 300 01 best offer 611 AUTOMOTIVE lent conditIOn $14 900 8235532 -- -~- - -- 8850985 1990 Cadillac SeVille STS 8104157513 TRU(KS Evenings 881-0740 SHOTGUNS, nfles and FOUND white male cal ------1992 Grand MarqUIS GS bluel tan loaded 1990 FOld F 150 XLT ------handguns Parker amber eyes front paw 1973 Olds Convertible 1989 Toyota Camry Great 1993 Chevy Astra EXT- one owner full power 60 000 miles $12 000 Della 88 Good condl Larlet Loaded Dual BrownHlg Wlilcheste I declawed (313)881 condition Loaded sun Loaded, excellenl condl black excellenl condl (313)8846101 tank~ 50K $12900 Colt Luger others Col 6406 lion $2 250 or best roof 30 mpg $4500 ne tlon very clean 40000 tlon $10 500 AppOint (313)8850811 lector 810 478 3437 -~------1987 Cadillac Sedan Dev (313)823 3063 gotiable (313)824 19811 miles $11800 313 FOUND' 4 adorable kit ment 885 5093 ------ille excellent condition 313-983 4330 8850519 STERLING gold & gilts tens between 4 to 6 1969 1numph GT6 runs 1991 GMC 3/4 Ion V 8 1992 Lincoln Continental loaded $4500 810 771 BUYing, sellll1g Jewelry greal new tires extra 1987 Volkswagen Cabrlo aulo 130 000 highway weeks Call 822-8578 Executrve series Excel 8905 1985 Chevy 1/2 ton Cargo gold diamonds sliver & Free to good homel parts looks good let corwertlble Waitsburg miles Excellent condl- Van- full size V-8 B2K. lent condition $12 000 t,OIl $6 850 (313)331 more 21366 Hall Rd 1986 Cadillac Cimarron V $3200 (313)822 6408 edition 5 speed excel extra clean more FOUND. female (313)884 7298 2057 (M 59) Cllilton Twp 6 dark gray pill striped lent condilion $7 000 $3,800 Central Auto Rottwller/Bulidog mix ------ESTATE SALE (810)783 2223 1990 Lincoln Town Car air dependable trans 4 Anllque autos 100 s an Evenings 313 886 6091 1991 ISUZU Trooper V 6 313 885 8300 839 young 313521-3669 Low mileage Excellent ------SOO ANIMAL porlatlOn $1700 Iique car parts accesso PEUGEOT 405 MI16 89 automatic AM/FM cas 4462 eves .:::c....j.~u $ S :J95 bd~t 600 AttTOMOTtvt \3i31&&" 3~..l~ rles 1:300ks8. restoration Silver gray Gray leather "elte air, runs great ADOPT A P'ET (313)882 3448 1981 Chevy work van AM( equipment interior All power Sunl $5000 882 9721 eve BEAUTIFUL sliver Tabby 1977 Cadillac coupe Clean Good baSIC 1989 Lincoln Continental See Everything Goes, moon roof 150 horse nlngs neulered all shots, very AUTOMOTIVE DETAIL- DeVille supe~ clean. transportatIOn $10001 ING at the convenience Signature Series runs great $3 850 I Best Ad section (406) power 4 cylinder 1984 Ranger Sundancer oHer 3138238659 fnendly 882 3026 l of your home Satlsfac loaded moonroof, cellu- offer (313)8827983 todays paper 73 000 miles $3500 Black beauty that runs 1994 Dodge Grand Cara CUTEcuddly kittens avail lion guaranteed Call lar phone black Very 605 AUTOMOTIVE 8105699659313823 like It had eyes $950 1987 Cavalier RS 4 door van ES- 3 8 liter, CD, able for adoption Call Frank 810-776-3796 good condition $6,200 FO~EIGN 1669 Full price C V Auto, (810)5481150 Call after 9 p m or leave Auto air loaded De leather every option 601 AUTOMOTIVE SAAB 9000 Turbo, dark (810)772 0700 -"------message 886 2920 pendable transportation 1990 Acura Integra, GS 4 ------Excellenl condition. CUTE cuddly kltlens for (HRYSlfR $4 600 (810)7743788 door sunroof auto, green. your dream deal 10 yard dump 5 yard 29000 miles $16800 adoption For Informa 1989 Lincoln Continental totally loaded, needs 1986 5th Ave $400 or 1987 Cutlass Supreme 70K garaged Like new dump Dodge power 3138829067 tlon call (810)773-6839 best 1977 Mustang, Signature Senes Like $7900 313886-5778 some repair Leave wagon With plow Ford new very low miles, Brougham, 2 door message (9- 5) 1993 Grand Voyager LE- FREE, 2 great cats 1 moon roof $550 or best tractor Best oHer 313- $7,800 Weekdays 313- RWD V 6, loaded, low 1984 AUdl, 4000, S Auto, (313)882 5468 Only V6, 75K, cold air, very black, 1 tiger neutered, 313-823-9696 88421841 810-445- 496-0600 Evenings & miles, mlnl $3,980 313- sunroof air Aluminum $2 200 Must Selll very n,ce New tires, declawed, need lovmg ' 0093 ' 1991 Chrys ler Lebaron weekends 313.881. 8394462 wheels Power Window, loaded $9,900 Central home (313)8236319 MG-TD KIT CAR With can convertible, black new 6771 door locks Strong body Leasmg 313-8858300 1976 ELDORADO conver verllble top, 4 speed, HAPPY TAilS K 9 Res- top, low miles $8,4001 mechamcs Special RINKEGMe LID 839 4462 eves 1987 Lincoln, Town Car tlble- onglnal owner 9a red, $7,500 810725 cue Dogs & Puppies best (810)7865722 $350 C V Dnves, looks very well rage kepi Great car for 8066 1RUQ(GWANCI 1989 Grand Caravan aV'1llable Call 313-8B2- AUlo(810)772 0700 1987 Chrysler New Dnves straight $1600 summer crUising leather, loaded rear 8269 for available dogs 606 AUTOMOTIVE 86 GMC SIERRA V8 Yorker, 5th avenue 4 C V Auto(810)772-0700 $14,000 313822.2222 1988 Benz 190- 23, fully heat Blue book $7,825 & adopt a pet schedule JHPSj4-WHEH Auto, Air, Great Condlhonl door, auto, runs great 1993 GRAND AM GT loaded perfectly main- Sell $5,950 (313)882' -'------1987 Mekur XR4TI Auto tamed All records $3875 4733 882 1001 KITTENS 7 weeks old $950. full pnce C V Au- black, charcoal Intenor, 1994 Cherokee Country- Sunroof, leather, alumi- $11,900 810776-4755 White, 4 X 4, 45K, load- Free to good home to(81 0) 772-0700 36.000 miles $9200 1988 Grand Voyager LE, num wheels $2000, full ed, cassette $15,500 (313)372-1465 1993 Dodge Dynasty lE, 881-5799 afternoons 1992 BMW 325,. black, 88 GMC STARCRAFT V-6, clean No rust, pnce C V 810414-7145 LONGTIME owner must Black Cherry like new Auto(81 0)772-0700 and evenings auto malic, 4 door Load- HI-TOP l.eo1her, 350, Full loaded, rebUilt transmis- Actual mileage, 14,790 ed Excellent condition 1994 Chey Blazer 32,000 Size, decml sion 882-2609 give up smal" frrendly, 1994 Mercury Capn XA2 1988 Grand PriX SE load- Full power, under war- $17900 810-794-8939 miles Loaded clean, adorable lap dog- Gigil convertible, black, leath- ed, excellent condition $6950 1991 Lumina APV. excel- ranty $10,900 313-882- warranty 4 door Great frrend for older er, loaded, manual, $3,800 or best 881- 1986 BMW 528E. clean, lent condition 93,000 3424 $16,500 (810)773-2721 person Also loves kids 25,000 miles Like newl 4329 loaded, CD runs excel- 94 GMC SONOMA miles Loaded, new 313845-6457 lent, all service records brakes $7,500 313-882- 1991 Dodge Shadow Con- $11,500 313-331 4291 1991 Olds 98, Elite Spe 1990 ClaSSIC Black, Jeep PICKUP Low Miles, One MICHIGAN Anti Cruelty vertible. white, loaded, $6200 810.406-9656 Grand Wagoner Excel- 6758 1989 Mercury Tracer, clal Edition, black. natu 0Nner ASSOCiatIOn has new brakes $6,250 lent COndition $9,000 60,000 miles 4 door ral leather. all electron 1984 BMW 31BI- 99K, new 1994 Mercury Villager puppies kittens, dogs & (313)886-1834 313-8227967 $8950 hatchback, clean ICS,55K, one owner, like tires, sunroof, air, Lease ending 27,000 cats for adoption Car- 1990 Dodge Dynasty- V-6, $2800 313-884-6544 new $12499 313884 AM/FM cassette, needs 1994 Country 66.000 mllesl Excellent condi- lOne Martin 313-884- loaded, 4 door. white, 3968 exhaust! brakes $4751 miles $15000 (313)882 95 GEO mACKER tion $15,750 313-886- 9009 great COndition $4,750 1989 Mercu ry Tracer, 2 best 884-3517 1710 CONVERTIBLE Auto, Air, 5497 door, air, AM/FM cas- 1989 Olds Regency- Full MICHIGAN Anti Cruelty Rinke Cadillac. 810-757- 14, f , , ~'t!t'l•• 7 .- ..9,_ Thursday, June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection o AI'TS/HATS/DUl'lEX AUTO INSUUNC£ 651 10ATS AND MOTORS 702 Al'fS/FlATS/DUI'LEX 116 OFFICE/COMMERCIAL I'OINTES/HARPER WOODS S.U/MACOMI COUNTY 723 VACATION RENfALS 723 VACATION RfNTALS AUTO Insurance Low FO.IIENT NORTHUN MICHIGAN NORTHERN MICHIGAN LASER With towing SOMERSET, 1346 Large ~ down payment $125 EASTPOINTE. 91 Grallot DETROIT 3 bedroom trailer Excellent condl two bedroom lower At- HARPER WOODS HARBOR Sprrngs sum- RENTALS available on Doesn t matter what SpacIous 1 bedroom hardwood fenced TWO 12) very nice ... ,tea. tlon (313)8844691 tached two car garage mer rentals Weekly or 3 Lake Michigan Little your driving record s townhouse style apart basement storage Each 1,600 SQ FT lie .. Cenlral air, microwave ava,I,). EASY ACCESS TO day weekends Cute 3 Traverse Lake and The like Partners Insurance 653 IOATS I'ARTS AND ment With basement, $525 Icemaker, fireplace, 1.94 fAT VERNIER) Park- bedroom 2 bath home Homestead of Glen Ar- 810-795-3222 SERVICE newly decorated, arr ap RENTAL PROS Ing + many amenities near golf beaches bor $450 $2600/ ba5ement Just redeco- pllances Included Con 810773 RENT Mr Robert. 313-886.2900 s'lopp ng Reasonable 651 IOATS AND MOTORS ~'ZL.UL7L.ZZ.L,ZZl'ZL.Z'.Ql rated $795 884 2706 venlent locatlonl $485/ Mr S.nclalr 810 540 1000 week 616 334 3650 month Call 313 885 MORANG/-Kelly -area ;; rate 3138858771 or SHORESIDE SPACIOUS, elegant 3 KENNEDY BUILDING 1994 8ayliner Classls 28 ( l ';TOll MARl .... DrTAIU" .. 8300 ext 201 bedroom, very clean 6'65263963 bedroom upper With hv- monitored security sys OPPosite Eas'land Mall RESORT Rental Petos- fUlly eqUIpped 810778 -O\i'>m 'BIl(,!:./ HARBOR SPRINGS 3 Ing room dlnlOg room, lem S500/ month First 2 700 sq ft available Fin key Boyne area 3- 4 5345 -\\AX'S U\C1'J1- LAKE ST. CLAIR bedroom condo pool breaklast room Wood last secu rtty 313 839 IS'led areas Including bedroom chalet 81- -n AK/ floors, natural fireplace, tenniS Minutes to shop- week or weekend Pool, 1978 BAYLINER • KL IlOLJ J <; Vi\J '!Ilea• ---- ...- ...... -""'''~''f'' ..~ r ...."..,.3 ".nr1"""*.,,,..... •... 14_ -...... me 8,.. ••• ~-..:....- --:.- Thursday, June 27, 1996 Grosse Pointe News I The Connection Directory of Services 907 IASEMENJ 900 AlII CONDITIONING 911 IRICK/llOCK WORK 912IUILDING/IIEMODELING WATEIII'1l00FING 917 CEILING/I'LASTEIIING 911 CEMENT WOIIK 920 CHIMNEY REI'AIII 930 ELECTlIlCAl SEIIVICES ALL WEATHER HEATING J W KLEINER SR THINKING ABOUT THOMAS CEILING repairs water VAN'S Developement all J&J SERVING THE Central dlr Conditioning MASON CONTRACTOR REMODELING? damage cracks paint types of small! large KLEINER CHIMNEY GROSSE POINTES Installed & Serviced SERVING THE Concern about quality? 109 wallpaper removal concrete work also wa BASEMENT SINCE 1965 313-882.0747 POINTES FOR 35 YEARS Don t spend good mon- plaster texture or terprooflng (810)791 SYSTEMS, INC. WATERPROOFING Licensed! Insured Brick Block and Stone ey for bad workl Get the smooth Licensed con 4516 MICH LIC. # 71-05125 CUSWORTH Quality WOrK -0 991n9 Method work and all types quality you deserve Call tractor Joe 881 1085 Chimneys repaired, VITO'S Cement All types -All New Drain Tile of repairs Champion Homes Mod ----A------rebUilt re lined ELECTRIC INC 902 ALUMINUM SIDING Bnck & Flagstone Patios ernizatlon & DeSign .., of cemenf Brick work Gas flues re.lmed Master Licensed & -L'oht WE',oht lOA & .Vd 1'\;::' FVl\...he~ Sh) 75220.30 Clt:d.llll~ Gld::>:> DIO\..k Insured slag slone & backfill ed 313527.8935 Chimneys Tuck POinting Free Estimate E & J Plastenng, Drywall Certified Insured -Resldenllal-Commerclal -Spotless Cleanup Trim & Siding Patching plaster stucco 810598- 795.1711 -Fast Emergency Service Vlolalions Corrected -Walls Straightened & NEW DESIGNS, INC 8753 313714-0131 SENIOR CITIZENS Gutters SpeCialiZing In Small Jobs Coalorl"~ HOCI'l'lmrrO'lo rmrnt Sorn Ie" 921 ClOCK IIEI'AIR Braced or Replaced Custom KJh.hl 0 ....& B.aths DISCOUNT Free Estimates/Licensed PLASTER & drywall repair Repair Work -Foundations Underpinned Ll<...t.osed &: In~un>d 8820717 Rl..teftnCt" of all types Grosse 886.4448 -Bnck & Concrete Work 197:J:'I Ea~l\.\o,Jd On, l POinte references Repb«ment \\in~01l'S SEMI. retired bnck layer H. pu \\,xxi, \11 15215 MACK -20 Years Expenence "Chip" Gibson, 884 In }) 81W.9! ~-.f With 48 years maso 5764 TOMA Guaranteed WorkmansDip -10 Year Transferable nary trade Resonable ELECTRIC LIcensed - Insured Guarantee 810772 3223 PLASTER repairs pamt YORKSHIRE ing Cheapl No lob too BOB TOMA Owner - In~tdller -Danger Systems BUILDING & smalll Call anytime In. 924 DECOllATING SERVia I LIcensed Master Installed sured (810)774-2827 Electrical Contractor. 810-775.2530 Licensed & Insured RENOVATION INC. PLASTERING and drywall 885.8030 A.l Quality • Add,hons 903 AI'I'L1ANCE IIEI'AIRS repairs TextUring and Workmanship - KI/chen & Bothroom Reasonable Rates stucco Insured Pete DECORATING ferv- EASTPOINTE 810.296.3882 Remodeling Free Estimates. • Arch,tecMol ServIce s Taromma 469-2967 Ice Custom* sewing, APPLIANCE CENTER S1. Clair Shores, Ml Commercial ReSidential Available PLASTERING, Drywall draperies valances, No Service Charge . New, Repairs, Renova. Taping & Spray Textur comforters, head- With Repairs QUALIDWORK tions, Code Violations, Ing SpeCialiZing In re- boards, co rnIce Courteous Professlondl Lu:ensed & In>"red Service Upgrade pairs No Job too small boards decorative Service On All Free Estimates Insured accessories, up- Malor Appliances 30 years experience holstery, slipcovers Deal Ulrect wltn Owner FabriCSavailable 914 CARPENTRY Jim Upton, 773-4316 934 FENCES 776-1750 885-1829 PLASTERING. Free Estl. 904 ASI'HAlT I'AVING Griffins Fence Company CARPENTRY. Porches, mates All types wet 925 DECKS/PATIOS REPAIR Doors, Decks Finish & plaster and drywall 'All Types Of FenCing Rough Carpentry Re. BLUE SKY e&fI ,,44~I'i~a Grosse POinte referen. 'Sales pairs & Small Jobs Free ces All work POWER WASH 'Installation, RepairS • Dmeways resurfaced & seal coaled estimates 20 years ex. guaranteed 25 years Deck washing & sealing 'Senlor Discount 'Parking bll repaired & murfaced penence 885-4609 r "..u.tU ..Y BUSJNESS SINCe: 1965 "' High pressure clearllng to .New dJMWOYS &)lClfkslg lob experience Insured 822 3000 800.305.9859 GARAGE Lou Blackwell, 810-776- beaulJfy and protect ow;;;;rs;;pe,rv,*1 I,C~I1JZZO your Investment MODERN FENCE Insured STRAIGHTENING 8687 or 810-381-6970 conatfqcflOii 810-293-5674 White Cedar SpeCialists 8'10.77:5.S087 And RebUilding PROFESSIONAL lrid. 810-77 6-5456 907 USEMENT LI' ensed/lnsured Replace Rotten Wood CRAFTSMAN • DRIVEWAYS DECKS & FENCES R.R. CODDENS Crack & Cement RepaIr 935 FLOOR SANDING/ WAHRI'ROOFING Excellence in 'ljew cons!rUwi/n.remodehng Jeffrey Adams • PORCHES' PATIOS To Pass City Code • RAISE GARAGES & REPLACE REFINISHING AMERICAN Waterproofing roofing,sldmg, decks, fences Plaster & Drywall Cleaning & Powerwashlng Guaranteed GARAGE FLOORS WATERPROOFING fam.h BJSmes5 Repalr,lnc Sealmg & Staining ARTIST. TREE 810-775-2111 Call For Free Estimate AND CONSTRUCTION Smce 1924 Speclalizmg 10 plaster DeSign & construcllon HARDWOOD FLOORS Licensed Insured Brick & Block 24 Years el(penence • DIgging Method reconstruction Expen- Free Estimates "We eam money thru ANTHONY MINAURO John Price B RICK PAVERS & Done the RIGHT way • Peastone BackTll1 enced 10 Grosse Licensed BUilder conSCientiOUSeffort and • Walls Stra,ghlened CONSTRUCTION INC 882-0746 DECORAnVE CONCRETE Peastone backfill Pomte's fmest homes safe, quality products" - Under Pinning Bathrooms- Kitchens EXPOSED AGGREGATE MISSION: ADDITIONS Licensed bUilder, FREE ESTIMATES Spotless Cleanup • 25 Yr Guarantee Basements- Remodeling FLAGSTONE & Ed Elliott Quality Workmanship Decks, etc fully msured 313-no-3606 lLc.ensro & In<:un:."'CJ Owner Operated BLU ESTON E WORK 810-791-0418 DeSigned & BUilt 810.790.9117 10 YA GUARANTEE Licensed! Insured TONY PRESSURE POlntes SENIOR DISCOUNT 810-n3-4606. 810-296-2537 SEAVER'S Home Malnte. G & G FLOOR CO 1313) 885.Q612 Power Washmg o Down 313-886-8421 nance Plaster, drywall, ei') Free Estimate 911 URICK/llOCK WORK BARKER Experienced profeSSIO- Wood floors only WINTERS CARPENTRY textures. painting 16 ~=.7~ (810) Licensed/Insured 777-4446 nal Grosse POinte resI- 313-885-0257 CONTRACTORS & REMODELING years In Grosse Pomte BRICK Repalrs- porches, \... UCENSE 1017021 .. INSURED ~ dent Will carefully pres. Floors of distinction 313-526-9288 Modernization-Alterations Mantels, bookshelves 882.0000 steps, tuck pOinting. sure wash & seal your since 1964 baseboard, crown, any CHAS. F. JEFFREY glass block Windows, -Additions - Family 919 CHIMNEY CLEANING deck, concrete, fence Bob Grabowski and all types of custom 9111 CEMENT WORK Basement Wc'erprooflng code ViolatIOns KeVin Rooms etc 38 years Founder! PreSident • 40 Yrs E><,.>erlence (810}779-6226 Woodworking R,R, CODDENS -Kitchens- Recreation CEMENT work, concrete expenence 884-5887 Licensed, Insured, -OutSide Method or Kitchens & Baths Chimneys rebUilt, member of The BRICK Work. Excellence Areas brick work. driveways 'Inslde Method Licensed & Insured repaired or tuck pOinting ULTRA DECKS Better Busrness Bureau In bnck work Small Jobs JAMES BARKER CRAIG WINTERS Sidewalks, po rches, 'Walls Straightened Flues, caps repaired ADDITIONS Free estimates. Reasonable R R Cod- 886-5044 chimneys Free Estl' & Braced 313-884.1295 Chimneys cleaned DeSigned & bUilt We supply, InstaH, sand, dens (313)886'5565 mates Call Paul 810. 'FoundallOns Underpinned DROP Ceilings, installa- 313-886-5565 Licensed I Insured stain and finish wood 91 S CARPET CLEANING 309-1986 'Llcensed & Insured CHAS. F. tions & repal rs 15 yea rs (313)886-8421 floors, new & old -Quality Workmanship experience Free esti- JEFFREY MICHIGAN Carpet. Up. PLANET (810)296-2537 SpeCialiZing m 313-882-1800 mates 313-372.0095 Glitsa hnlsh Bnck Flagstone Walks holstery Cleaners Free CONCRETE COACHLIGHT lie 2103130552 810-778-2050 & Patios M & J Construction All estimates 22725 Great- CEMENT SPECIALISTS CHIMNEY SWEEP CO. 926 DOORS MARK W. ANDERSON Porches RebUilt phases of construction! er Mack Please call 1- State Licensed Visa, Discover & BASEMENT Experts In all forms 5154 STORM DOORS Pre-Cast Steps cement Intenor/ Extenor 800-606-1515 Mastercard accepted WATERPROOFING of construction & Tuck-POinting pal ntlng remodeling, Chimneys Cleaned Free Written Estimates 916 CARPETINSTALLATION Licensed & Insured 20 WINDOWS Cement Work additIOns roofmg Pow. Caps SCreens HARDWOOD floor Instal- 10 Year Guarantee years expnence 313-885-2878 Basement Waterproofing er washing Licensed & Installed lation Sanding & refm- L,("ensed & Insured GARY'S Carpet Service 810-296-4950 AmmaJ Removal Licensed Insured Insured BUilder Free Ishlng, all work warrant- 881-8035 Installation, restretchmg 927 DRAPERIES 882-1800 Estimates Reasonable Certmed& ed 810-716-9432 Repairs Carpet & pad R.L. Insured EXPERT Brick RepaH 810-264-7510 available 810-774 CUSTOM DRAPERIES KELM. Floor sanding. re- Some Classifications TuckpOlnling, chimneys. 7828 STREMERSCH Blmds, carpet, wallpaper, finishing old & new Al- RENOVATION CEMENT CONTRACTOR are required by law to porches steos The Bedspreads, & decorative so banisters Insured & REMODELING be licensed. Check with Brick Doctor Richard Fax your ads 24 hours Accessones Experienced 313.535. Highest quality work by Cement VISit our Showroom at 7256 proper Sale Agency to P nce Licensed, 313- 343-5569 licensed builder DrIVeways 22224 Gratiot 882-3804 PROFESSIONAL floor verify license. Reister Constructlon,lnc. JERRY'S Carpet Service Patios DRAPERIES BY PAT sanding and finishing Expert Tuckpolnling 313-9655900 Installation, restretchmg Bnck Work 778.2584 R.L. Bnck Repair 810-639-5149 Basement Waterproofing Free estimates W & repairs Carpet & pad 9211 DRESSMAKING/ Mortar Texture & Steps Abraham, 754-8999 STREMERSCH available 776.3604 ALTERATIONS Color Matching SHORES REMODELING Tuck-POIntlOg Terry Yerke, (810)772- BASEMENT Kitchen & Bath DeSign Restoration & Estate S & K CARPET A Full No lob to smalll' ALL Alterations Best pri- 3118 Kitchen Refacmg WATERPROOFING Work Deep Diamond-Cut Service Carpet Compa- Free Estimates ces Best work Fast Formica & SOlid Surface 931 FUR NITURE WALLS REPAIRED 1uckpolnllng for strength ny Stressing Quality service Call Lla, 810- Counters R£f JNISHING/UPHOLSHRING STRAIGHTENED & long Ilfel Shop at Home CALL SPECIALIZING IN 294-2601 Custom Front Porch SAfE fLUE REPLACED Will make your bnck GENE 885 5730 DRIVEWAYS & FURNITURE refinished. Siding & Tnm CHIMNEY SERVICE ALL WORK work look like newl BASEMENT 930 ELECTRICALSERVICES repaired stripped, any Extenor Face Lifts & Porch RebUilding WATERPROOFING • Ch,mneyCIcaxnng type of canmg Free es- GUARANTEED Restoration 917 CElliNG/l'lASHIIING • Cap< and ALL good work MEC & Rebncklng licensed S(reen, timates 345.6258. 661. LICENSED Licensed Insured Custom Add,hons Imlalled electncal Eastpointe, 24 5520 884.7139 John Pnce 882.0746 All your remodeling needs I ANDY SqUires Plastermg • Monar and hOur 810-777.8111 True ProfeSSionals & Drywall Stucco repair 884-7139 Damper Serving the Pomtes FURNITURE striPPing! reo SERVl"G co .... u"rrv 25 YEARS Classified Advertising 35 Years Experience Spray telCtured Ceilings Repair finishing and repair done TUCKPOINTING: Expert 882-6900 (810}777-77GG (810)-755-2054 • Animal Removal Don't Forget- by hand With professlo, repair porches. chim- CertifiedMa Notw& mpn-d GREATBIG BERTHA METALWOOOS BIG BERTHA OUR IRONS IRONS • . 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DearbomHeighls I OJloount coupon. on golf AddJllonal Saving. I with any $200 Golf purchue I I On Golf Ball. !Ilk Sl!leperlOll For Dtt.IIII $3 Ball Coupon No!valid WIthThlt lIt. Up To 1It1., ------I ..LOll'"------CouponIIIIIId Thru7.7.96...... ------ve .. ft"", ~ ...... _9 .. .. ~ - .._. _ .,m 7 .~•• ,., • .. UP • .I' ---.- . \ t Page 2 YourHome Thursday, June 27, 1996 Look to the sky for summer entertainment One of the joys of summertime the nest an additional 14 to 19 above the roost. is the ability to watch birds that days. As fledglings, chimney This communal flight can last are summer residents, blessing us Fo~ swifts will stay close to the nest, 30 to 45 minutes before small with their presence in tandem taking practice flights in the groups of birds drop to the inside with the return of insects. the lrr immediate area. After a period of of the chimney to roost for the One such bird is the chimney two weeks, their wings are strong night. Their chittering calls can swift, whose chittering calls irds enough to enable them to fly all be heard all throughout this dis- always beckon me to look to the day. play and even afterward as the sky. I am then rewarded by the Rosann Kovalcik A favorite summer observance birds settle down for the night. sight of these "cigars on wings." Wlld Birds Unlimited on any bird watcher's list should These large populations of birds With their short body, stubby its back and glides with the front include watching the flock of represent the non-nesting popula- tail and long blade-like wings bird mimicking this behavior. chimney swifts as they enter or tion of immature or unmated swept back, they move in graceful After a short glide together, the exit their roosts. birds. circles and arcs, catching the birds resume their normal flight In this area, look to the chimney Chimney swifts are only here insects which make up their pattern. This behavior can be stacks of older buildings, especial- for a short time for us to enjoy entire diet. observed all through the summer. ly schools, approximately an hour before they head back to their Before settlement of this conti- Mating between chimney swifts or so before sunset. You will see wintering grounds in August and nent by Europeans, chimney takes place at the nest site and large groups of swifts circling September. swifts used hollow trees, tree cav- not in the air. ities and caves exclusively as One of the most unusual sights their nest sites. Once chimneys, involving chimney swifts is the air shafts, deep wells, silos and gathering of nest material. This is open barns were constructed, the done on the wing as the birds take chimney swift adapted and began passes at trees with dead twigs, using these structures for nesting grabbing the twigs with their feet. purposes. The twigs are then transferred Chimney swifts nest through- from feet to beak while the bird is out the state of Michigan, return- still in flight. The male and ing from their wintering grounds female both participate in nest in Peru, northern Chile and building. Twigs are cemented into Brazil. In North America, they place with secretion from the can be found nesting from south- BeautIful Grosse POInte Park ColonIal WIth 3 bedrooms, I 1/2 baths, 2 car garage. bird's mouth onto vertical sur- AmenItIes Include a dent sunroom, natural fireplace and natural finIshed fioors. ern Canada to central Texas and faces such as the inside of a chim- Florida and from the Rocky ney. Well maintaIned home WIth new central aIr, new heating, new roof, Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean, Eggs are laid when the nest is new copper plumbIng and white kItchen. ApproxImately 1950 sq. ft. This is one species of bird that half finished. The remainder of Brokers protected By Owner. $218,900, has benefited from the human the nest is then added, consisting Call 881-0070 for more information population explosion and resul- of supports that are fastened from tant buildings, as evidence by the upper edge of the nest to the their increased population. wall above. The incubation duties The arrival of the chimney swift are shared by male..and female for in late April to early May coin- a period of 19 to 21 days. ON THE COVER cides with the outbreak of flying Once hatched, the young stay in insects. As you watch the swifts, note their erratic flight as they GOVERNMENT FORECLOSURE SALE feed on flying insects all day. ReSldennaJ property, US acres with 181feet Grosse Pointe Shores Even the youngsters are fed a of waterfront; a Striking view of Paradise diet of insects - regurgitated by Lake; and a r8Sldence 1har needs wClfk. lor dunenSlonl are 181 x S40 x 181 x S40 feet. Waterfront Residence the parents. The adults take half- Only 20 miles from lhe Mackinac Bndge, this property IS part of Lot 1, Section 18, T38N, hour turns between brooding and Superbly restored Lakeshore Drive mansion that blends foraging for food for the young. _ R3W, Hebron Township, Cheboygan County. MictlIgan. Since breeding does not begin all the quality craftsmanship of the 1920's with amenities until June, the month of May can 15849 Paradise Lake Road and improvements that will last into the next century! Carp Lake, t.tchIgan 49718 be used to observe courtship behavior. For the first few weeks The County Shen" Will sell the above descnbed property m the highest bidder at The house is set on a perfectly designed and manicured lot after their arrival, the SWIfts public actIOn at the Front door of the County begm flymg together in larger Bunding In Cheboygan, Mchlgan, on !he 111h that includes a swimming pool and whirlpool. From the groups of four to seven birds. day of July, 1996, at 10 a.m. gracious marble entrance hall (16 x 23) to the designer This flight IS not the erratic TenTII of Sale: CASH island kitchen that leads to a stunning and newer step- insect-catchmg flight. Rather, the MlOlmum Acceptable Bid: $32.900.00 The United Star .. hoIda a seaK1ty lIlt8rest In birds move together in umson. !hIS 2.25 acr... down family room, you will appreciate the way this home Slightly later, the bIrds begin ThIs sale IS sub,ect to a IlX monltl redemption has been adapted for today's lifestyle. theIr trio-flight where one bird is penod whtch ends Januaty 11, '997. The the leader and two birds follow. property mat' be redeem.d ~mng the redempnon penod by paying the an10unt of The master bedroom suite consists of bedroom, sitting The two bIrds that follow are !he bid at the foreclosure sale plua 4.5'% Inter- closer together than either of elt and &nf unpaid ~rnbt'ar1c:81 on the room, walk-in closet (13 x 15) and both "his" and "her" them are to the leading bIrd. It IS property from date of ... May be IUbted 11) Arcola Clark. VancIor', bathrooms. believed that the following birds Intere,t in • certain Iw\d contract dated are males, competmg for the favor September 4, 1982, recorded September 7 of the lead bIrd - the female. 1982. In libef 426, Pages 7-e, Cheboygan Call us today to arrange for your personal inspection of CcKxtly Regil1llr of Deeda. Another display that can be this exclusive offering. $1,390,000. observed by courtmg birds IS V- Subject • deIi~ real 8Ilate lax.. lor glidmg. Two birds follow each '~1G9'. other in the air, flymg in tandem For Addi1lOnal Inlorma1lonaJ conUlCt Farm with the second one shghtly high- ServIce Ao«'C1. Ad Credir Team, 2235 E. MItchell Dnve, P~, MichIgan .. 81&- er than the first. The second bird 347-2133. snaps its wings into a «V' above Thursday, June 27, 1996 YourHome Page 3 I o.• Grosse Pointe Farllls • City of St. Clair • Port Huron ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS DIAMOND COVE CITY OF ST. CLAIR In has 5t Clair, this waterfront 2 story Conlemporary an excellent floor plan ThIs bnck home 3000 sq fI shows beautifully A contemporary claSSIC In Great new construction In charmmg St Clair neighborhood 2259 sq ft WIth 3 Built In 1970 II boasts 3824 sq ft with 3-4 bedrooms and 45 baths Workoul excellent taste offers open great room, 3-4 bedrooms, 3 5 baths, fimshed walk out bedroom~ plus a den FIrst floor master sUite features separate JacuZZI and shower room with JacuzzI and sauna make this the perfect executive retreal 100 x 480 lower level. hunter green marble floors & white cabmetry WIth conan countertops plus ...alk III closet Very open floor plan wllh 2 story vaul!ed foyer and ceramic pnvate Sl Clair nver parcel could be yours SOP.769 too many extras too mentIon, ca!ltoday for a hSI of the extras SOP-811 Ille floor Wall unlll you see thiS kllchen SGP-8JO WELCOME TO TARA ... TUDOR COLONIAL ST. CLAIR TeWNSHIP Tree hned dnveway to thiS secluded executIVe mansion on 10 wooded acres In 5t Dock your yacht In front of your new home on the canal m an excellent A beaullful 16 x "10 tJmill room addillon has been Just added to thiS sprawling Clair TownshIp You Will love the custom courtyard WIth fountam plus a heart neighborhood! 4-5 bedroom, 2800 sq fI Tudor Coloma! m Port Huron ColOnIal Silting on (l (, Jere, with East China Schools 11l1s home features 4 shaped pond Oreat room, family room, 4 generous bedrooms add to the luxury (RJvcNood SUbdiVISIon) Annemtles Include a secunty sy~lem, Intereom bedrooms. 3 ~ car JtlJ,n~J heJled garage, fireplace. natural gas, new 40 x50 pole 5GP.807 throughout, open floor plan. finished basement and much mOre' SOp.756 barn and plenty mor, I CJII !lXIay SOP 785 ST. CLAIR RIVER WA RFRONT CONDO TOWNSHIP WATERFRONT Condo hvmg allt ~ finN You II 10" the panoramic vie ... of the SI ClalT nver EnJo) ...alchlng mternallonal freighter Iraffic from Ihll iOIl mamlenaoce rarch rnJ(11 thiS I le~ olcrlookmg the ~U1h cnd of Stag I~land frQm lhl\ la\lcfully plu~ It S I bedrlXlm and ~ ~ balhs Thl~ end Unit offers p'lvacy m~ter ~ulle with a condominIUm In be.lUllful SI Clair Th" unH has ~ I bedrooms ~ baths, fiN tl(1(\r aCl(1ralcd hnck ranch with 1~60 'q fl plu\ 10",er lelel of 400 ,q ft fimshed deck, full bath and large \\al~ In clo~et 1850 + sq fl and beaullfulI) decoraled laundr) and allached garage SOP 799 Formal dmmg room hllOg room wllh fireplace plu, breaHa\t nook rndo\ed SOp. 790 MJlhoulc for ~8 ft boat and gUN COllage a bonus InqUire about buIldmg pt\lentlJI SOP 781 Thinking of Moving from Grosse Pointe ST. CLAIR RIVER to the scenic St. Clair A rea We've Got You Covered! (810) 329-9001 in 215 N. Third St., St. Clair Everyone wanl~ an end unll to enJoy nver traffic to the fullest You can do Ihal LI~e In Ihll COllage while you bUild lour dream home on lhe hcautlful 5t Clair one of the largest condo~ In the area 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, central air and lots of RI~er 95 frontage almost I 1/4 acre parcel . 565' deep Second parcel a~allable i Ilorage Decorated to a r Start packmg today' SOp.80S 1830 Pine Grove, Port Huron North same SIZeWith a ~ Slory garage SGP.764 18412 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Farms I ~------' I Page 4 YourHome Thursday, June 27, 1996 Caution: The fireworks season has arrived Now that warmer weather is require a permit are: flat paper children. Do not allow young chil- also trying to sell illegal fIreworks here and summer is upon us, the caps, toy noise makers, sparklers, dren to handle sparklers or other in Michigan. familiar sight of fireworks stands fountains (cone or cylindrical), toy fireworks. Light only one device at Those who purchase these ille- will soon be seen. snakes, and toy smoke devices. a time. gal fireworks and violate the state With the Fourth of July If the fireworks device emits a • Ignite fireworks only outdoors fireworks law are guilty of a mis- approaching, sales promotions for report (loud bang) or leaves the and away from buildings and com- demeanor." fireworks. are everywhere. ground, then it is illegal without a bustible materials. Enforcement guides are being Officials from the Michigan State permit. • Do not attempt to alter any distributed to all state police Police fIre marshal division are The fire marshal division offers fireworks device or use in a man- troopers and other police and tIre concerned about safety. Every the followingprecautions and sug- ner not intended. agencies to enhance the enforce- year there are hundreds of gestions to help ensure a happy "Selling illegal fireworks in' ment of the state fireworks law. injuries and numerous tIres as a and safe fireworks season: Michigan through the use of The Michigan State Police want result pf fireworks. • Make sure that fireworks signed statements that the pur- this to be a safe summer for every- "Even legal fireworks should be devices are legal for use as deter- chaser will use the fireworks out one, with a reduction in injuries used with caution," said Capt. mined by state law and any possi- of state is prohibited," Schaefer and fires associated with fire- Wade Schaefer, state fire marshal. ble local ordinances that may said. ''Mail order companies are works. "illegal fireworks are of greater exist. concern. Fireworks devices that • Read the manufacturer's label send a projectile into the air, spin, on all fireworks devices for twirl, or emit a report are illegal instructions on proper use. EXECUTIVE RANCH IN THE COUNTRY and can cause serious harm." (Illegal fireworks rarely contain It is illegal to sell, possess, safety precautions.) transport or use fireworks in • Carefully follow all instruc- Michigan without a permit. The tions. only legal fireworks that do not • Provide adult supervision for Lily society holds annual In Lexmgton 3,500 square feet on two acres with apple orchard, one hour show June 29 and 30 from Grosse Pointe. three bedroom, four bath, jacuzzi in master bedroom, large mUlti-purpose room (perfect for clinic or home business), two and a half car garage. Lots of closet and storage, close to schools, churches, The Michigan Regional Lily to 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 30, at shopping, harbor and bike path. Society will present its annual lily Laurel Park Place in Livonia. show from noon to 9 p.m. For more information, call (810) Asking $245,000 (No Agents Please) Saturday, June 29, and from noon 626-2449. 810-359-2053 Plaut Your SUI.Oller Color NoW: Fresh flo\vers arrive daily at English Gardens at sununer crop prices. 1/4 OFF 1/4 OFF INSTANT COWR MATURE PRE~/IL11 CI1")RR'iS MCLCH IMPATIENS & BEGONIAS Covers 12 SG feet 2" deep 9N lorge blooms for Inslonl color Avmloble In pinK 'ed, while solman and more Sale 1I2 Reg $3 98 Sale IlB7~ $498 6 1/2 mc~ conlorner 1/4 OFF HYBRID PEREXNL1L 1/40PP A"lilTIC LlIJES J.tI~tYK~EYEn's Lorge colorful gOlden oc(ent, comes !Jock year after year 10" 10 3 1/2 h 3 plonts per 81nch (ontOinec 7 1 Sale "9 : 10 "711.9S 74 ~eg $12 98 to $99 98 Sale "9 Reg S1298 1/40PP Sl'MMER-FIJJnrERING TIm Gum&! lAD~s 'lIP: It's hme to prooe all spong-flowenng shrubs mdudlO!lflJododendroos, P(rrENTIIJ~l & SPIREA BeSllE." ozoleos, pwos, and Irlocs Next yem s buds WlUset OIl tile nelt flUShof ~owItJ Choose from ltJese SlJmmefhme beoulles m a Wlde sele Sale "S9N 10 "';I.IIS ~eg $7 98 to S17 98 HOURS Sof June 29fh 80m fa 9p.m, Sun 90m to 6pm SAl£S PRICESGOOD THROUGH JULY 5 1996 Man FII 90m 10 9pm, Open Ju~ 4fh, 9am 10 5pm NEW STORE! CIJ\"rm TOW\SHlP GarWI ill01 Hal Rd Wf<:'! BLOOMFlEW OrdJonlloke 01 ~ Rd DF.-\RBOR~ HEI(rIITS ford Rd 01 Outer Ilnve EAilIPOI,n: KellyRd SoutIt of 9 Mile Ib. ~lIlt !~W) XllltXil7;j(~ ~I ~Hn i1.1t27K-44n F'WRI'I111j'1h'l-Xm XlOt 17l 420CI .. A Different Reason Every Season + Thursday, June 27,1996 YourHome Page 5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • EAL ESTATE I. GROSSE POINTE SHORES V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone No listi'!S!_Av_a._il_ab__le . _ 15501 'efferson 3/2.5 Completely renovated 2250 Reduced to sq ft. Brick Cape Cod $189,900 313-822-9650 II. GROSSE POINTE WOODS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone VII. HARPER WOODS 617 S. Higbie Place 3/2 Ranch near lake. Great location I $189,900 313-882-7065 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1538 Dorthen 3/1.5 Open Sun 1-5. Beautifully 2024~~an Anlwe"e- __3/_2 Br_'c_kranch, G P Schools $_11_9,~_O_3_13_-88~-_2~~ remodeled bung. $179,500 313-884-3524 20846 Lennon 3/1 Open Sun 1-5. G P Schools, 1328 Edmundton 4/2.5 Open Sun 1-5 Immac Colonial. fireplace, bay wrndow, contemporary, walk-rn closets beautiful landscaping. . remodeled Musl see, won't last!" $106,900 313-881-8992 ------Move-In cond Must see All major ' 20663 Country Club 3/1.5 Open Sun. 1-3. Red Carpet ______updates~ By owner $262,500 313-882-1517 Keim Shorewood. Call 313-886-8710 ------21527 River Rd. 5/4 3,200 sq ft Colomal library, 3 car garage $269,900 313-881-7104 1584 Aline 3/1 Open Sun, 2-4 Gorgeous 3 bedroom ranch With family room VI. DETROIT ' _Yigbie Maxon, I~ $..!47,9~~ 313_-_88_6-3_400 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1821 Allard 3/1.5 Open Sun 1-4. Newly decorated Move-In condition. $169,900 313-885-1119 No List~ngsAv~Habl!______672 Birch lane 4/2.5 See picture ad (class 800) $327,000 313-884-5292 VIII. ST. CLAIR SHORES III. GROSSE POINTE FARMS Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Riveria Terrace 1/1 New carpel, balcony, cae, lakeView. $59,500 313-882-8999 188 Lakeview 6/2 Open Sun 2-4. Attractive 2 slory -- --- Income property In the Farms 19525 Ridgemont 2/1.5 Sharp townhouse condo Higbie Maxon, Inc. $169,000 313-886-3400 __ _ Sti~r Realty Co. __ J~4,9(~O 810-775-4900 207. McKinley 3/1.5 Open Sunday 2-5 $212,000 313-885-3333 Lakefront Home Open Sun needs much work $315,000 810-293-7171 ' 413 Moran 3/1 Open Sun 2-4 Lovely minI tudor 20430 Martin Rd 3-4/1 Open Sun 1-5. Must see to appreciate, With nice architectural details! ______dbl corn~r lot gem! Extra c1~a!2.:...~!1 810-776-1789 Higbie Maxon, Inc. $139,900 313-886-3400 464 Fisher 3/1.5 Open house Sun, 2-4. New kitchen, CAC, 2500 sq. ft. Huge mstr bedroom. 313-886-5040 ALL OTHER AREAS Century 21, Asoc. Randy $223,000 x212 Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 337 McKinley 3/1.5 Exceptional colonral 2 natural 50794 Jefferson 3/2.5 Lakefront, 2 8 acres, Ranch fireplaces, lenn all, kitchen CIA! 717-6848 Century 21 Come~tone $497,000 voice mail ______S~p_'c_tu_re_ac:!.~las~8_0_0) $17_9_,9_0_0~~!85_-OOO_6 IV. GROSSE POINTE CITY NORTHERN MICHIGAN PROPERTY Address Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone Bedroom/8ath Description Price Phone 12 Elmsleigh Lane 4/2 Open Sunday, 2-5. Beautiful Lexington Hts, MI 2/1 Year round house. Lake Huron colonral New kitchen & baths beach nghts $75,000 810-751-1629 Hardwood floors Fam rm w/fllf'place Zoned heat & air Must see' $359,000313-886-6521 V. GROSSE POINTE PARK Address Bedroom/Bath Description Price Phone 1216 Maryland 3/1 Near Kercheval, updated kitchen 313-885-8654/ " °1 $74,900 313-882-8670 1441 Berkshire 3/2.5 Open Sun. 1-4. Allen Freiwald, Inc. WE WAN,. yOU... $228,000 313-824-3030 __ ("''' To Have A Safe and Happy 4th of July Holiday i.. and also to advertise your reo I estate listings with i1:,\ ~ '\ YourHome Magazine. 'Ii'ill\; Whether it/s a Resource, Classified or Addition l~ \ listing, please call 313.882.6900 VIII Sf ClAIl SHOlES ;:2 and one of our friendly Classified Representatives wi" be more than happy to help you out. Page 6 YourHome Thursday, June 27, 1996 Classified Adve •s~g• 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 1080 Hollywood. Grosse 20901 Manchester, Harper EAST ENGLISH VILLAGE POinte Woods 2473 sq. HARPER Woods- By own- OPEN Sunday 6/30, 1- 5. Woods. Completely ren- 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath St. Clair Shores ft Beautiful 4 bedroom ovated. 3 bedroom, 2 er. Very neat & clean 2 1328 Edmundton, bncl< bungalow. Base- Frrst offering' Sharp 3 bed- ColonIal, 2 1/2 baths, story, 2 car garage. Air. bedroom starter home Grosse Pointe Woods. ment & garage. 1400 room Bungalow featunng mam floor family/ study/ By owner. $109,000. with basement. $56,000. Prime area. Immaculate sq. ft. plus sunroom. finished basement, country laundry rooms, finished 313-882-5710. 313-886-7597. 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath $85,900. kitchen, central air, newer basement, CAC. Colonial. Approximately BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom SANDY RHADIGAN roof, 1 1/2 baths, LakeView $294,900. 810-354- HARPER Woods- Grosse 2,400 sq. ft. All major Colonial In St. Clair CENTURY 21 KEE School & 2 car garage, 4646. POinte Schools. 20663 updates. Must see! Shores near 9 Mile/ Jef- 810-779-7500 $86,500. Country Club. 3 bed- Asking $262,500. Call ,SOl Jefferson, 3 bed- Pager 810-831-6181 ferson Many updates room brick ranch. Air, room, 2.5 bath, 2,250 owner 313-882-1517. for more information FIRST OFFERING new windows, finished 5t Clair Shores sq ft. Bnck cape cod please call. (313)884- MOROSS/I.94 basement WIth lavatory, SPACIOUS 3 bedroom Elegant 3 bedroom bnck Completely renovated. 5451 By owner No Large 4 bedroom brick 2.5 garage. Open Sun- near Kercheval In the tn-level featunng 23' family $189,000.822-9650 agents. Den/lib. COUld be 5th day, June 30, 1- 3. Red Park. Updated kitchen, room central air and 2 1/2 ;901-03 Crandford Lane. car garage. $124,900. BEAUTIFUL brick colonial, bedroom. Family room, Carpet Keim 1216 Maryland. Priced Charming duplex near 1700 sq. ft. home. Mas- 2 natural fireplaces, fin- Shorewood, 313-886- to sell at $74,900. 882- VIllage. Newly renovat- Lee Real Estate ter bedroom WIth bath, ished basement. Large 8710 ask for Victor. 8670 or 885-8654. ed $238,000. 884-4384. Ask for Harvey finished basement with park like Jot. Only 1821 Allard, Grosse Pornte 81o-n1-3954 natural fireplace, 2 1/2 $89,900 .. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Woods. 3 bedroom Col- car garage, 1994 roof & Stieber Realty 17845 E. JEFFERSON NEW Colonial onial, remodeled 16X20 THREE bedroom. 207 air conditioning. Land 81o-nS-4900 Corner of Fisher Rd. 1441 Berbhire family room with sky- McKinley Ave., Grosse contract terms available. Five bedroom,S 1/2 bath, Your opportunity to lights, finished base- FOR sale. 1029 Balfour. hardwood floors, 5 fire- Pointe Farms. Family Priced for qUick sale. select colors, tile, coun- ment, formal dining lovely 2 story home room, breakfast room, $"f79,900. Open Sunday places, sunroom, ball- tertops & floor cover- room, landscaped. Move- with 3650 sq. ft. whIch 1.5 baths, finished base- June 30th, 2- 4. 1983 room, pool and green- ings. 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 In condition. $169,900. includes 4 bedrooms, 2 ment, new roof. Broadstone, Grosse house. Over 5,000 sq. ft. baths, family room with 885-1119. Open Sunday + 2 1/2 baths, beautiful (313)885-3333. Open POinte Woods. Call Mar- With 3 car attached 1- 4 details from patterned fireplace, 2 car attached Sunday 2- 5. $212,000. garet between 9.30- 2 garage. hardwood flooring to _ garage. $228,000. ------~ 398 HUNT CLUB 1,380 p.m. 313-873-8432, af- Michigan Realty HOLIDAY DEADLINE gold & Sliver leaf ap- Allen Freiwald, Inc. square feet. 2 bedroom, Company FRIDAY NOON 6/28/96 ter 3 p.m. 313-881- pointments, 2 313.824.3030 spacIOUs master bed- 0259. (810)nS-S7S7 staIrcases, designer REAL ESTATE FOR SALE room. $145,000. By BEAUTIFULLY remodeled kitchen and fully finished owner. Open Sunday 1- 3 bedroom Bungalow on basement. $330,000. 4 pm. 313-882-4097 deSirable Grosse POinte Raftary Real Estate, 313- 20846 Lennon, Harper Woods street. $179,500. 565-8900 - Woods. G.P.. schools, 3 Open Sunday 1- 5 p.m. bedroom, 1 bath bnck 1538 Dorthen, 313-884- Gracious bungalow, new roofl fur- 3524. Executive Home nacel water heater, re- BY owner. GUilford! Chan- WindmIll POinte Dnve modeled kitchen, new dler Park. 2 bedroom, Large brick colonial With appliances, fireplace, brick, expandable attic, COrlntthlan pillars, 4 formal dining room, bay fireplace, garage. Cor- large bedrooms, 1st wrr:low. $106,900 For ner lot. By appointment floor room With bath & apr omtment. 881-8992. only. 313-886-4163 showers, large (18x27) OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 O~ 'OnSunday 1-5 family room, cathedral NEAR Lake St. Clair cus- ceilings, heated garages THREE BEDROOM RANCH ON HISTORICAL BY Nner- Unrverslty off tom bUilt 3 bedroom col- for 5 cars, additional col- ROOSEVELT PLACE • GROSSE POINTE CITY Ct lndler Pk Dr 2 bed- onial, open great room onial budding With fire- Fully refurbished, one and one half baths, family room, Mutschler Kitchen ro n also a 3 bedroom. 2 car attached garage place, bath, shower $3<,:,500 Calf Lavon Jeff PaIge, Century 21, Brokers Protected new roof, furnace, full sec. system, B-Dry basement, carpet and palOt. (810)773-2035 810-778-8100 821-3424 $179,000 • 881-6842 •• •• • Walk to the lake, shops & restaurants • . ~ Open floor plan, unique 3 bedroom Four bedroom brick contemporary ranch. beautiful home. Open floor plan, hardwood floors, cathedral ceIlings, maids room, 2 baths, gourmet kItchen, 1 with Jacuzzi. large family room With lot with trees, patio ceramIc floor and & garden. skylights, den, fIreplaces, 2 1/2 baths, fIrst floor Call for more details laundry room, attached Huron Realty garage. •• (517) 738.5311 .:~ • J Thursday, June 27, 1996 You rHome Page 7 800 HOUSES FOR SALE 803 CONDOS/ APTS/FLATS 803 CONDOS/APTS/FLATS 806 FLORIDA PROPERTY 811 LOTS FOR SALE TWO family Incomes avail- RIVIERA Terrace- St. Clair ST. Clair Shores, elegant ORLANDO! 3 bedroom, 3 10 Acres- Wadhams able. 3 & 4 bedrooms, Shores. 1 bedroom, 1 Shorepointe condo. Ca- bath, luxury time share. Road, St. Clair County. basements, garages. bath, new carpet, neu- thedral ceilings. liVing 1. 2 weeks ownership. Zoned reSidentiaL Many updates Move-In tral decor, balconi:" room With fireplace, dm- Red time $16,000. Mar- $70,000. 313-823-6662. lakeview, central air, condition. $75,900- Ing room With pantry, 2 3132567210 813 NORTHERN MICHIGAN $110,000. Call Zoe carport, pool, cats okay, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, 808 lAKE/RIVER HOMES HOMES Damman, ReMax Best, 3rd floor. $59,500. loft overlooking living Immediate occupancy, HUNTING lodge (to settle 810-415-7788. room, patio with gas CHESTERFIELD- New (313)882-8999. gnll, finished basement. estate) two acres In ranch on canal, beautiful Western U.P. borders Sf Clair Shores- Edmon- With cedar closets, at- WOODS colonial, 3200 sq. area. 2,500 square feet, 900 acres hunting land. ton Place- 21472 Bea- tached 2 car garage. ft. Master SUIte, library, 4 bedroom, 3 1/2 bath, 3 Two bedroom applian- consfield, near 9 Mile. 1 Much more. $199,500 new deck. $269,900. ~stall garage. Park your ces, sauna, many out (313)881-7104 large bedroom, carport, Call for appOlntemnt, yacht in the backyard. 810-779-6871. buildings, bUilt 1983. extras. $45,000. For ap- $399,000. 810-725- $25,000, 810-754-2323 pointment by owner ST. Clair Shores- Clean, 8207, 810.949-8222. LEXINGTON Hgts. year FIRST OFFERING (616)457-2242. sharp 2 bedroom town- HARSENS Island, North round house. Lake Hur- ST. Clair condo, 2 bed- house near Jefferson, Channel, 4 bedroom, 1 on, beach rights, Grosse Po~ Woods room, first floor, central attached garage, bath Fabulous location in park 1/2 bath, acre, water- $75,000. (810)751-1629 LAKE HURON View. air, basement, applian- and a half, basement, front, large hVlng room, like .setting, on quiet cul-de- 814 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 11 MIles N. or Port sac DoublewmgColonial, ces. $59,900. 810-777- AlC. $75 maintainance fireplace, decks, 1 1/2 3108. LOTS Huron. Beach rights. 4 bedroom,2 1/2bath, LI- fee. $82,900, Century garage, 1600 sq. ft. brary, and family room. Year 'round get- away ST. CLAIR SHORES 21 Kee, ask for Pat Har- $169,900. 313-822-9818 ALPENA, 1.5 acres, 162' home. Only $115,900. Priced to selll $285,000. Sharp, 2 bedroom bnck vey, 810-779-7500. LAST large lot on 'Anchor Lake Huron frontage on Coldwell Banker, townhouse condo, 1 1/2 Grosse Po~ Woods Bay- 2.8 acres, ranch Lincoln Bay. DNR and Joachim Realty, Lex baths, finished base- Fax your ads 24 hours ColOnial style detached home, lakefront 125' health department per- 427. 1-800-997-3551. Condo Beautifullykept 2 ment, updated kitchen, 343.5569 With steel seawall, mit. $370/ ft. 517-354- bedroom,2 1/2 bath With pnvate patio & carport. 4744. Library WIthbay Window, TWO bedroom first floor 50794 Jefferson. Only $64,900. hVlngroom with NFP, for- ranch co-op apartment $497,000. Century 21 GAYLORD: 10.01 Beauti- maldiningroom,full finish- Stieber Realty of 800 sq. ft. on Kelly Cornerstone, call agent fully rolling acres, WIth ed basement, attached 2 810-775-4900 close to eastland Per- Skover. 717-6848 vOice woods and fields Drive- 1/2 car garage Mainte- ---~ -- - teet for the downSIZing nance $100. Prime mall. way and campsite. DON'T FORGET couple on a budget. location $189,000. PETOSKEY on Walloon Close to State Land. HOLIDAY DEADLINES Great pnce! New paint, Lake, 4 bedroom, 2 bath $12,900. $500. down. Ask for Michael Bqja1Dd FRIDAY NOON new carpet, ceiling fans home. 100 + foot water- $160.lmo, 11% Land Centwy 21 Associates and air. Just move in. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE front, fantastic View, Contract. Northem Land 35 WAVERLY LANE, 343.2888 ext.231 Call Jim at Coldwell 886-5040 MONDAY NOON $325,000. Call 616-526- Company, 1-800-968- Grosse POinte Farms. Banker Schweitzer 886- 6430 3118 $835,000. 5 bedroom, ALL OTHER ADS 5800 or 630-0222. 3 full, 2 half baths. 3 815 OUT OF STATE RETIREMENT & move re- car garage. LIbrary, quires sale of beautiful PROPERTY fam. room, roomy This House Must SellOn Sunday condo on Lake St. ClaIr, BEAUTIFUL GeorgIa open floor plan. 313- Harrrson Twp. 2 bed- mountam home. 2 882-5535 room, 2 bath, garage. acres, stream, 4 bed- Open 1-5pm (810)775-5210 rooms, 3 baths. I I ST. Cla~r Rlverfront- New $97,700.313-640-7774 6,000 square foot nver 819 CEMETERYlOTS tudor, 3 car garage, 5 bedrooms, 4 baths. WHITE Chapel Memonal, Quality bUilt by R.J. Cemetery, Troy Smith Bluewater Section' Garden of Me- Homes $885,000 810- monal Cross. (313)331- 765-7651. 7412 12 ELMSLEIGHLANE, Grosse POinte City. Classified Advertising 820 BUSINESS Open Sunday, 2pm- 882-6900 OPPORTUNITIES 5pm. Mast. bUIlt 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath. 810 lAKE/RIVER RESORTS DETAIL bUSiness InSide New Custom Craft Mr C carwash $5200 KItchen New master mcludes 2 months rent bath Beautifully re- PlamPtolt 'IQ,p. plus $2000 depOSIt 313- modeled Move In Ontario, Canada 882-5130 condItion $359,000 Year round 2- story home, 313-886-6521 73 miles from Grosse LAWN maintenance diVI- POinteLocatedIn a lakeSide sion for sale 70 plus community15 minutesfrom resldental accounts All Sarnla, Ont, on a private roaciat loot of a hill Includes prepaying customers beach rights and access to Opportunity to put no 337 Mount Vernon, Grosse Pointe Farms a 4 acre lakefront park on money down and work LakeHuron Thereare 4 goll off purchase Great op- 3 Bdrm, 1.5 Baths wltinished basement, Central air courses nearby Price In- portunity, must go Imme- w/electronic air filter, Two natural fireplaces, Updated cludes stove, refrigerator andsomefurniture diately 313-885-7474 GROSSE POINTE kitchen w/Jenn-Air appliances and eat-at-counter, Beautiful $90,000 U S WORK from home Heart SHORES, 5 bed- rooms, 3 1/2 baths, den w/natural fireplace and exterior french doors, Brick Call Bob Hatch disease, cancer and dia- betes Health care com- SpacIous family room, patio w/built-in gas grill, Professionally landscaped, fenced @ 313-885-2000 or boatwell available pany offering In home yard w/in-ground sprinkler system, Twocar garage. Janet Bradley In Samla Mia Bardy, Coldwell opportunity, executive @ 519-336-8228. Banker Schweitzer MOTIVATED SELLER Income potential, stock Real Estate 313-885- Ready to move in, A must see! ~IlBanJla- RealEatate option plan 800-858- 2000 $397,000 (313) 885.0006 8091 Page 8 YourHome Thursday, June 27, 1996 - NEW OFFERING NEW OFFERING NEW OFFERING St Paul, Grosse Pointe City Harbor Place, St Clair Shores Barrington, Grosse Pointe Park Fabulous townhouse with central aIr, two car Unusual opporturuty to purchase three bedroom Temfic three bedroom brick ranch with generous garage, designer kitchen lpts of CHARM and cluster home in this luxury waterfront complex room SIZes, new kItchen, screened porch and leaded glass! $345,000. .' refirushed floors $134,900. - TWO EXCEPTIONAL EXECUTIVE RESIDENCES- NEW OFFERING THE CHANCE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR South Deeplands, Grosse Pointe Shores Kenwood Road, Grosse Pointe Farms Perfect In every way' ThIS outstandmg home has SIXbedrooms, four full baths, two You will not want to miss the opportumty to see one of Grosse Pomte's most admired fIrst floor powder rooms and a newer kitchen WIth top of the hne apphances homes As beautIful on the mSlde as it IS nvetIng from the street, you won't be dIS- Gracious entrance hall, cozy library, family room with fIreplace and wet bar. appointed. Set 10 beautIful grounds this handsome French country mansion has a MetIculous conditIon throughout. ProfesslOnaIly landscaped gardens. The three car slate roof, expanSIve new family room (23 x 30), library, outstandmg garden room garage ISattached and a state of the art kitchen. NEW OFFERING NEW OFFERING DESIRABLE RANCH Prestwick. Grosse Pointe Woods Williamsburg Court.. Harper Woods Ballantyne, Grosse Pointe Shores Your search IS overl Beautifully decorated three Completely renovated three beQroom, two and ThIS hard to fmd three bedroom, two full bath bedroom, one and one half bath home With fami- one half bath townhouse style condominIUm ranch has a spacIous famIly room With fireplace ly room and newer kitchen With stunmng kItchen and more $95,000 $298,900 A HOME YOU DESERVE OPEN SUNDAY - 2 - 4 p.m. HEAVENLY GARDENS 212 Kerby, Grosse Pomte Farms. 334 FIsher, Gros"€ Pomte Farms 272 Mt Vernon, Grosse romte Farms 456 Belanger, Grosse Pamte Farms 21543 Boumemouth, Harper Woods 20212 Hunt Club, Harper Woods EXTRA, EXTRA HOT OFF TIlE PRESS ADDmONAL NEW OFFERINGS! Wendy Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods - Three bed- room, one and one half bath Colomal - won't last' $147,500 Hunt Club, Grosse Pointe Woods - Three bed- room, bnck Coloma I, bay WIndows, fabulous pnce Hampton, Grosse Pointe Shores Kenmore, Harper Woods - Three bedroom story Bishop Road, Grosse Pointe Park This magmftcent newer home makes a statement and one half, G P Schools, new kitchen' $109,900 as mdlvldual as yourself High celhngs, marble Surrounded by breathtaking mature landscap- Nardelli, Roseville - TWO one bedroom condo- 109, thiS five bedroom home near the Village IS entrance, three car garage Don't miss the mInIUmS - one first floor and one second floor unbeatable at the pnce $219,900 gourmet kitchen WIth everything! $656,000. Each $40,000 g~/919 IIOn-the-Hill" Grosse Pointe Farms 884-0600